[00:00] <jewthulhu> is this for chat or tech support? im new to irc
[00:00] <King-C> Hi Gang.
[00:00] <BeyondSora> both maybe? im new too
[00:00] <Leif> both I think =)
[00:00] <dragonkeeper> starminn   all 4 are still zombies
[00:00] <jewthulhu> touchdown!
[00:00] <Starminn> dragonkeeper: Alright. Something else you could try is just restart the X server. "CTRL+ALT+Backspace" is the default key combo for it. To check if it's enabled go to "System->Preferences->Keyboard->Layouts->Options...->Key sequence to kill the X server"
[00:00] <BeyondSora> haha yesterday i chmod -R 644 my homefolder....screwed up dropbox
[00:01] <jewthulhu> are there any good irc channels for RPG's?
[00:01] <King-C> I need some help with a modem...
[00:01] <skubi> polacy
[00:01] <badger32d> all: this irc channel is for help, not chat. I suggest google for finding rpg irc chatrooms
[00:02] <skubi> jakis polak?
[00:02] <q0z> Leif, /etc/fstab, but no, i mean "nano /boot/grub/menu.lst" or the grub.conf file if you have that one.. and then look at the file paths to initd and kernel and check that they are correct, i.e. find a kernel and initrd that are located at those paths and if not change the paths manually
[00:02] <tensorpudding> !pl | skubi
[00:02] <King-C> Can anyone help me with a USB modem issue?
[00:02] <dragonkeeper> starminn  still zombies ...
[00:02] <Leif> ubuntu@ubuntu:/media/ubuntu/boot/grub$ cat /etc/fstab
[00:02] <Leif> aufs / aufs rw 0 0
[00:02] <Leif> tmpfs /tmp tmpfs nosuid,nodev 0 0
[00:03] <Leif> I'm on the livecd now
[00:03] <badger32d> King-C, dont ask to ask - just ask. Whats your problem?
[00:03] <dragonkeeper> starminn   gonna restart full system
[00:03] <Leif> I only got the grub.cfg no menu.lst
[00:04] <badger32d> Leif: that's because you are in a livecd, you are not looking at your system files, but the livecd's files
[00:04] <Leif> yes I thought so
[00:04] <King-C> I've got a Huawei E585 modem. It's a 3G modem that creates a wireless network, but also allows 1 connection through it's USB port. In Windows, this connection adds itself as a LAN connection. In Ubuntu, I get nothing. In debian's supported list, it's listed as both storage and modem (By it's ID), but it won't add as a connection. Weirdly, when I don't have a sim in it, it behaves like a 3G dongle would.
[00:05] <King-C> But obviously, won't connect, since there's no sim. When there is a sim in, nothing happens. It's in lsusb's list, but no connection option is there in Networkmanager
[00:05] <badger32d> Leif, if you mount your hard drive ( sudo mount /sdaX /mnt) where X is your installed partition
[00:05] <Leif> -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 7920250 2011-02-06 21:53 /media/ubuntu/boot/initrd.img-2.6.32-24-generic-pae
[00:05] <Leif> I have it mouted
[00:06] <Leif> and I found that initrd reference on it
[00:06] <badger32d> Leif: that is your correct initrd, look in /media/ubuntu/etc/fstab
[00:06] <Leif> so it's there, but it seems it doesn't even get that far
[00:06] <Leif> ok
[00:06] <badger32d> Leif: or /media/ubuntu/boot/grub/menu.lst
[00:07] <grkblood> after i upgraded totem no longer puts playlists in numerical order, how do i change it back?
[00:07] <badger32d> King-C: there should be a command you can send to the device to switch it from storage to network - has google given you anything?
[00:07] <shruggar> brandon420, I've had a bit of luck with this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/563618/    It is NOT robust, or clean, or good. But it seems to be working for my needs
[00:08] <King-C> badger32d: Everything googlable in relation to this device is useless. Just says "Use the wireless"
[00:08] <King-C> And by ID, gives kernel development results.
[00:08] <brandon420> thanks shruggar, ill deff have to check that out.
[00:08] <shruggar> it even has a blatant typo in it :)
[00:08] <Leif> # <file system> <mount point>   <type>  <options>       <dump>  <pass>
[00:08] <Leif> proc            /proc           proc    nodev,noexec,nosuid 0       0
[00:08] <Leif> # / was on /dev/sda1 during installation
[00:08] <Leif> UUID=9a46dec0-da6d-40f8-a333-0d534d9dd994 /               ext4    noatime,errors=remount-ro 0       1
[00:08] <FloodBot3> Leif: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:08] <Leif> oops
[00:08] <Leif> well that's my fstab contents
[00:09] <badger32d> Leif: please post stuff like this to past.ubuntu.com, that way you don't flood the channel
[00:09] <Leif> yea sry
[00:09] <badger32d> paste.ubuntu.com*
[00:09] <badger32d> King-C, yeah - I'm seeing the same thing.
[00:09] <Leif> thought 4 lines was ok but I'll use pastebin next time
[00:09] <Leif> does that fstab look alright though?
[00:10] <King-C> badger32d: Is there a standard way to command a device like this? Something I could try to see?
[00:10] <badger32d> Yes, it appears that that is correct.
[00:10] <shruggar> of course, what I really want is to know how to add my monitor's real resolution to what I assume would be some kind of list of all monitors and their capabilities
[00:10] <Leif> ok, so the problem runs deeper =/
[00:10] <badger32d> King-C, I'm not sure. I don't use these style devices, although I have friends that do
[00:11] <badger32d> Leif: pm me the details, I jumped in the channel in the middle of your issue
[00:11] <Leif> ok
[00:11] <King-C> badger32d: It's hardware ID is 12d1:1408 . Is there anywhere specifically I can look to find out how to control it?
[00:11] <Guegs> I am having some serious rendering issues with Ubuntu and my ATI 5770. http://whatimg.com/images/87629794226427221228.png Any help?
[00:11] <badger32d> King-C: Google, honestly. Have you tried the manufactures website? This appears to be a really new product too, so maybe thats why not too many in the community have tried it yet
[00:11] <Guegs> I have the flgrx drivers installed.
[00:12] <King-C> Not terrifically new... It's been out for about a year.
[00:12] <King-C> Guegs: Are you using desktop effects?
[00:12] <Guegs> Correct. King-C
[00:12] <oneliner> hooo desktop effects,.. where can i get those? :D
[00:13] <King-C> Guegs: Does it happen when you turn it down to no effects?
[00:13] <Guegs> Yes, it does.
[00:13] <shruggar> brandon420, good luck. I'm out
[00:13] <Guest27637> yo
[00:13] <Starminn> !compiz | oneliner
[00:13] <oneliner> cheers
[00:13] <King-C> badger32d: Thanks for trying dude. I appreciate it.
[00:13] <King-C> badger32d: I'll spend some more time with it on google. But I haven't much hope. Looking at kernel development results is gibberish to me.
[00:14] <grkblood> after i upgraded totem no longer puts playlists in numerical order, how do i change it back?
[00:14] <badger32d> King-C, no prob. Good luck!
[00:14] <shcherbak> oneliner: install ccsm
[00:14] <Guegs> King-C, this is with desktop effects turned off. http://whatimg.com/images/23170790271753357017.png
[00:14] <King-C> Guegs: Tried reinstalling the driver? Or looking into a later version?
[00:15] <King-C> Come to think of it, has it always been like this?
[00:15] <hhhzzzarn> I need help using "TestDisk" and "Photorec", anyone help please?
[00:15] <Encry8> How to do this without terminal trying to think it's a command? http://paste.ubuntu.com/563619/
[00:15] <Guegs> I just installed Ubuntu about 10 minutes ago King-C, and updated the driver using System>Admin>additional drivers.
[00:15] <windem> buenas noches
[00:16] <King-C> Guegs: Ok. Have you got catalyst control center in system administration or preferences?
[00:16] <hhhzzzarn> Someone help with data recovery. Need help using "TestDisk" and "Photorec", anyone help please?
[00:16] <King-C> hhhzzzarn: What kind of data recovery are we talking about?
[00:16] <Guegs> King-C, yes I do.
[00:16] <King-C> Dead harddrive or deleted files?
[00:17] <King-C> Guegs: Ok. I've got an Nvidia card, but in those settings, I think there're some shitty defaults that can cause stuff like this.  I'll look for it.
[00:18] <hhhzzzarn> King-C: No i had partitions in windows 7 and i have partitions now too.
[00:18] <King-C> If you see it's doing anything funny with 2D, disable it and see if that helps
[00:18] <King-C> hhhzzzarn: But the documents were on a partition you overwrote?
[00:19] <hhhzzzarn> King-C: Yes
[00:19] <kassis> jeux
[00:19] <hhhzzzarn> King-C: hopefully, they are not overwritten yet.
[00:19] <King-C> hhhzzzarn: Possibly not.
[00:19] <King-C> OK, well, dd wizardry's no option for you here
[00:19] <kassis> use a games
[00:19] <hhhzzzarn> King-C: because ubuntu is fresh install and it probably used the first part of hard disk.
[00:20] <King-C> hhhzzzarn: Yes, that's likely. My idea was relating to a different kind of problem.
[00:20] <crucialhoax> Why wont my AO532h netbook with Atheros card connect to my AP but PS3 and Ipod touch farther away do?
[00:20] <King-C> Because Wireless is a dick.
[00:20] <Encry8> How to do this without terminal trying to think it's a command? http://paste.ubuntu.com/563619/
[00:20] <rufsketch1> Hello everyone.
[00:21] <rufsketch1> I tried to install nvidia drivers
[00:21] <crucialhoax> King-C: Yes I know but it seems odd.. Is there a way to fix this?
[00:21] <rufsketch1> and rand nvidia-xconfig
[00:21] <rufsketch1> ran*
[00:21] <rufsketch1> and now I'm stuck in command line
[00:21] <hhhzzzarn> King-C: First, we can try to recover the USB which i erased. But those folders may have never been copied to USB from windows 7.
[00:21] <King-C> crucialhoax: Wireless signal strength isn't a dish, it's a donut. Hence, I have connection issues with my laptop right next to my router.
[00:21] <rufsketch1> I replaced xorg with its backup, but to no avail
[00:21] <rufsketch1> what should I do?
[00:21] <King-C> hhhzzzarn: Also entirely possible. I think focus on the partition they're quite likely still on
[00:22] <King-C> hhhzzzarn: Had the copy of Win7 failed when you installed or did it shut down properly?
[00:22] <JunkyJames> i have ubuntu server and im having problems sharing my printer to windows computers any help?
[00:22] <Starminn> hhhzzzarn: If you want to try to obtain files on a USB stick you have deleted, if you deleted them with Ubuntu check for a hidden folder named, ".trash-1000"
[00:22] <King-C> rufsketch1: Check apt-get install Ubuntu-desktop and see if there are any really silly  missing dependencies.
[00:22] <hhhzzzarn> ok
[00:22] <Guegs> King-C, I think that did it! :D
[00:22] <david__> if anyone is willing, could someone help me install the drivers for my radeon 6870 card?
[00:22] <King-C> I remember once the Nvidia driver deleted X when I installed it
[00:23] <david__> For the life of me, I can't figure out how to properly install them
[00:23] <hhhzzzarn> King-c: i will try to see the hidden folder first. i will report back.
[00:23] <King-C> hhhzzzarn: Go for it.
[00:23] <crucialhoax> King-C: I know that. Just didnt know if there were something I needed to do becuase all my other devices have no problems at all..
[00:23] <Guegs> david__, in about half an  hour i can help you if you want to wait that long.
[00:23] <david__> Um, I can wait that long.
[00:23] <david__> i'll stay here until then
[00:24] <King-C> crucialhoax: I remember I had an atheros card that refused to maintain it's signal without ndiswrapper drivers.
[00:24] <revberaldo> hello I’m having trouble with nvidia-96.43.19 and a Geforce2 MX Integratec Graphics…I’m using Ubuntu Maverick and Xorg 1.9.0
[00:24] <hhhzzzarn> King-C: I just checked the hidden trash folder on USB, no deleted files there.
[00:25] <david__> wow this channel has a lot of traffic o.o
[00:25] <revberaldo> I have got an example of how weird the image is with this driver: http://devio.us/~rberaldo/nvidia.png
[00:25] <Starminn> hhhzzzarn: (Sorry about that. Thought it was at least worth a shot. :) )
[00:25] <JunkyJames> hey im having problems everytime i restart server i cannot print anymore
[00:26] <hhhzzzarn> Starminn: i did not hear what you said.
[00:26] <hhhzzzarn> Starminn: you suggested something?
[00:26] <michaelxq> i run Ubuntu 10.10 for notebooks and my wireless seems not to work. Any suggestions?
[00:27] <hhhzzzarn> michaelxq: sometimes i just restart.
[00:27] <hhhzzzarn> michaelxq: and the wireless icon comes back.
[00:27] <brandon420> can anyone help me figure out the weather plugin for conky? conkyforcast?
[00:28] <King-C> You can also check and uncheck the wireless option by right clicking networkmanager
[00:28] <michaelxq> hhhzzzarn, didn't work from the start..doesn't recognize wireless...
[00:28] <Starminn> hhhzzzarn: I said to check a hidden folder .trash-1000. I guess somebody else suggested it too though because you already did it. :)
[00:28] <hhhzzzarn> Need serious person to help me recover some documents, i am going to fail some tests because of it.
[00:29] <Borreguito> at a netbook.. you need press key function to poer
[00:29] <Borreguito> to poer
[00:29] <tonsofpcs> hhhzzzarn: filesystem?
[00:30] <tonsofpcs> how did you lose them?
[00:30] <Borreguito> power on... wireless
[00:31] <crucialhoax> King-C: Ya I read that compat wireless helps too
[00:31] <hhhzzzarn> wait
[00:31] <King-C> crucialhoax: News to me. Got any details?
[00:31] <sacarlson> revberaldo: did those lines on the top look like that from the start with the default open drivers?
[00:32] <crucialhoax> King-C: Im reading it now and will reply with results :)
[00:32] <hhhzzzarn> tonsofpcs: I had windows 7, I backed back some data on USB
[00:32] <King-C> Thanks
[00:32] <Hyper-Ion> i was wondering if anyone could help me with debian running on vmware.
[00:32] <hhhzzzarn> tonsofpcs: then i installed ubuntu 10.10
[00:32] <Hyper-Ion> oh and morning all
[00:33] <hhhzzzarn> tonsofpcs: i copied from USB to ubuntu 10.10. then i found out, i was missing some folders
[00:33] <sacarlson> revberaldo: I guess I should say line at the top right in the panel, was that always there with like the live cd boot?
[00:33] <hhhzzzarn> tonsofpcs: are you still there?
[00:33] <tonsofpcs> hhhzzzarn: yes.
[00:33] <mike123> does anyone know how to vmware player a native windows 7 installation?
[00:33] <justTrying> anybody know how to write a quick shell script to convert a batch of xls files to csv?
[00:33] <tonsofpcs> you missed them on the initial copy or on the USB > ubuntu copy?
[00:33] <tonsofpcs> mike123: good luck.
[00:33] <azizLIGHTS> when i login, i see uubuntu@ip-somethingsomething:~$ .... how to change ip-somethingsomething? this is hostname i think
[00:33] <tonsofpcs> mike123:  (also, #vmware )
[00:34] <hhhzzzarn> tonsofpcs: I do not know, maybe when i was copying from windows 7 to USB, it was missing.
[00:34] <Roofle> since I installed syslog-ng, my server has stopped logging.  Anyone know why?
[00:34] <hhhzzzarn> tonsofpcs: or When i was copying to ubuntu from USB, i was missing them
[00:34] <revberaldo> sacarlson, it works fine with nouveau (the only problem is the resolution) but I would like to have 3d acceleration so I’m using the proprietary driver
[00:34] <tonsofpcs> hhhzzzarn: well, check the USB?
[00:34] <hhhzzzarn> tonsofpcs: both ways, i erased everything from usb.
[00:35] <tonsofpcs> what filesystem?
[00:35] <hhhzzzarn> tonsofpcs: for usb: fat32?
[00:35] <sacarlson> revberaldo: what if you change the resolution smaller in the propriatary drivers then what hapens to that line?
[00:35] <tonsofpcs> hhhzzzarn: ok, DO NOT WRITE ANYTHING TO IT.
[00:35] <birdinatux_> Hello. I am running Xubuntu 10.10 and want to install another linux os dual boot. My  question is, which program is the best to use for backing up my current system onto dvd  so that I can restore it if something goes wrong during the partition resizing?
[00:35] <hhhzzzarn> tonsofpcs: i need your guidence with "testdisk"
[00:35] <amo0ore> hi
[00:35] <sacarlson> revberaldo: maybe change scan rate
[00:36] <hhhzzzarn> tonsofpcs: i have not written anything to it.
[00:36] <birdinatux_> sorry if someone answered got dc'd
[00:36] <tonsofpcs> hhhzzzarn: right now, mount it readonly
[00:36] <revberaldo> sacarlson, hmm it may be scan rate.
[00:36] <revberaldo> sacarlson, I'll investigate
[00:36] <amo0ore> fuck you and you
[00:36] <Encry8> O.o
[00:36] <Starminn> !language | amo0re
[00:37] <hhhzzzarn> tonsofpc: i was using testdisk on usb, can't unmount it? how do i close testdisk from terminal?
[00:37] <Athenon> is there any easy way to tell what process is using what amount of bandwidth?
[00:37] <amo0ore> im sorry
[00:37] <tonsofpcs> hhhzzzarn: oh, welll let it run then
[00:37] <Roofle> uh oh
[00:37] <amo0ore> please sorry me
[00:38] <hhhzzzarn> tonsofpcs: can we talk in private room?
[00:38] <amo0ore> i m back to makkah
[00:38] <hhhzzzarn> tonsofpcs: so i don't scroll up everytime.
[00:38] <amo0ore> i m language arabic
[00:38] <oneliner> what is the "super" key?
[00:38] <amo0ore> heloooo
[00:38] <Encry8> win key
[00:39] <Vixie> Wom
[00:39] <Vixie> *Win
[00:39] <amo0ore> hi
[00:39] <amo0ore> hi
[00:39] <amo0ore> hi
[00:39] <FloodBot3> amo0ore: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:39] <oneliner> ah,..
[00:39] <chupacabra> why does my boot splash say Debian?
[00:40] <semitones> :o
[00:40] <Starminn> oneliner: The "Windows" key
[00:40] <JustinBieBOR> hi
[00:40] <hhhzzzarn> tonsofpc: Are you there?
[00:40] <tonsofpcs> hhhzzzarn: yes.
[00:41] <tonsofpcs> hhhzzzarn: no, I will not take this too a private message.  you are better served by talking here.
[00:41] <hhhzzzarn> ok.
[00:41] <tonsofpcs> s/oo/o/
[00:42] <Vustom> Does Ubuntu need software like WinRAR and 7z?
[00:42] <hhhzzzarn> tonsofpcs: i have my usb mounted but not read only. can not unmount it as it is used by testdisk.
[00:43] <michaelxq> i run 10.10 for notebooks at hp2140 and doesn't recognize my wireless. Any ideas?
[00:43] <tonsofpcs> hhhzzzarn: if you're already running testdisk, just keep doing that.
[00:43] <Pici> Vustom: There are packages you can install that will allow you to extract those formats.
[00:43] <Vustom> Are they in the Ubuntu software centre
[00:43] <Vustom> ?
[00:43] <sacarlson> Vustom: I think you might have to install them but we have rar and 7z
[00:44] <Vustom> k sweet
[00:44] <oneliner> try file-roller
[00:44] <Pici> Vustom: Yes.  p7zip and unrar are the package names.  Those should allow the default "right click, extract" tool decompress them. (fileroller)
[00:45] <Encry8> Anyone know of a plugin or something for nautilus for git?
[00:45] <hhhzzzarn> tonsofpc: doing quicksearch on the usb
[00:45] <Vustom> Pici is that from the Ubuntu software centre tho?
[00:45] <nigsky> something has broken
[00:45] <Vustom> I havent tried Ubuntu yet but getting prepared
[00:45] <Vustom> :D
[00:45] <nigsky> i have to hold fn to get the right keys
[00:45] <sacarlson> Encry8: I'm not sure about nautilus but there is a cool gui for git I thingk it's ggit
[00:46] <nigsky> otherwise u=4 i=5
[00:46] <issmars> hi, I have a toshiba qosmio laptop and the built in mic doesn't seem to be working with ubuntu
[00:46] <hhhzzzarn> ffat32
[00:46] <nigsky> incredibly irritating
[00:46] <nigsky> i must have turned something on by accident
[00:46] <revberaldo> sacarlson, I have uploaded a new image: http://devio.us/~rberaldo/nvidia.png do you think it is something related to scan rate? BTW Compiz is deactivated.
[00:46] <hhhzzzarn> Keys A: add partition, L: load backup, T: change type, P: list files,
[00:46] <hhhzzzarn>      Enter: to continue
[00:46] <hhhzzzarn> FAT32, 8021 MB / 7649 MiB
[00:46] <Encry8> qgit i think you're thinking of
[00:46] <issmars> can anyone help?
[00:46] <nigsky> yeah, i really need some help here
[00:46] <sacarlson> Encry8: sorry that's qgit not ggit it's cool
[00:46] <shcherbak> nigsky: is it not NumLk
[00:47] <hhhzzzarn> tonsofpc: should i continue?
[00:47] <nigsky> im on a netbook, i dont see a numlock key
[00:47] <Encry8> sacarlson: using git cola right now for GUI, it's cool
[00:47] <nigsky> is there a numlock keyboard shortcut?
[00:47] <birdinatux_> anyone recommend a program to backup my system to dvd's in case something goes wrong during partition resizing?
[00:48] <michaelxq> i run 10.10 for notebooks at hp2140 and doesn't recognize my wireless. Any ideas?
[00:48] <Pici> Vustom: fileroller is already installed if you're using Ubuntu (not kubuntu).
[00:48] <ohir> birdinatux_: tar
[00:48] <shcherbak> nigsky: what model? (of notebook)
[00:48] <hhhzzzarn> tonsofpc: currently loosing through deleted directories. i will try to find it
[00:48] <Vustom> i will be using the official ubuntu at ubuntu.com
[00:48] <Vustom> :)
[00:49] <sacarlson> revberaldo: is this the default theme?
[00:49] <ohir> birdinatux_: I would also suggest you to use higher capacity external media (usb pen/hdd)
[00:49] <chaos2358> Is there a program for ubuntu 10.10 that will allow me to record what's on my screen? The entire screen. For making video tutorials.
[00:49] <mitch_> hello, is anyone available to help
[00:50] <chaos2358> mitch_ state your question please
[00:50] <michaelxq> i run 10.10 for notebooks at hp2140 and doesn't recognize my wireless. Any ideas?
[00:50] <sacarlson> revberaldo: almost looks usable, other than the specle between the top panel,  try default theme
[00:50] <hhhzzzarn> tonsofpcs: it turns out that my missing folder were never copied to the USB in the first place from windows 7
[00:52] <twitch> michaelxq: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1088743
[00:52] <birdinatux_> ohir i only have  a 1gb pen drive, but I have only installed a few things after the base xubuntu install
[00:53] <birdinatux_> thats why i was thinking dvd
[00:53] <Starminn> chaos2358: http://www.linux.com/archive/feature/141593
[00:53] <hhhzzzarn> tonsofpcs: Are you there?
[00:53] <mitch99> my screen freezes and glitchs whenever i try to run the live cd OR install it directly. I get to the very first loading screen (with the ubuntu logo and the 5 loading dots undeneith) then it freezes into weird glitchy lines across the screen, i can show a picture if needed
[00:53] <chaos2358> Starminn, thank you
[00:54] <tonsofpcs> hhhzzzarn: yes.
[00:54] <hhhzzzarn> did you hear what i said about the usb?
[00:54] <hhhzzzarn> the files were never copied to usb in the first place
[00:54] <tonsofpcs> you're not recovering them if you reformatted and installed another OS.  (at least, not unless you pay some one with a SEM to bitwise look at it)
[00:54] <Starminn> chaos2358: The more I read the more people say XVidCap is the way to go so I'd try that first.
[00:54] <hhhzzzarn> oh.
[00:55] <Vustom> What FTP software can i use on Ubuntu thats like FileZilla?
[00:55] <ohir> birdinatux_: do df -h command
[00:55] <wabznasm> filezila
[00:55] <Pici> Vustom: Filezilla
[00:55] <Starminn> Vustom: Filezilla
[00:55] <Vustom> o
[00:55] <chaos2358> Starminn, ok thanks alot.
[00:55] <tonsofpcs> hhhzzzarn: I suppose if yuo didn't actually write to the exact place where the file was, you could recover it with ...
[00:55] <Vustom> :D:D!
[00:55] <ohir> birdinatux_: it will show you how much space your system is using
[00:55] <Vustom> do i needa download it from the filezilla site?
[00:55] <sacarlson> mitch99: can you try key sequence hold <ctl><alt>  + f2  does that bring up a console in that state of random graphics
[00:55] <sacarlson> ?
[00:55] <Vustom> or will it be in the ubuntu software centre
[00:55] <Starminn> Vustom: Pop open the Ubuntu Software Center and search for Filezilla
[00:55] <wabznasm> apt-get install filezilla innit?
[00:55] <Vustom> k :D
[00:55] <Pici> Vustom: Nope, it should be in the software center.
[00:55] <tonsofpcs> hhhzzzarn: magicrescue
[00:56] <Vustom> is utorrent in there as well?
[00:56] <tonsofpcs> but if you want to try that, SHUT DOWN NOW, use a boot disc to do it.
[00:56] <Vustom> and google chrome?
[00:56] <ohir> birdinatux_: du -h /home/youruser will tell you how much space your prsonal data take
[00:56] <Starminn> Vustom: Transmission comes by default and it works beautifully.
[00:56] <mitch99> scarlson: i did do that once, and it brought up a blinking line in which i could enter commands. i didnt know any commands so i stopped.
[00:56] <tonsofpcs> possibly better, just pull the plug and crash the system, don't let it write anymore. (note: you might lose recent data and/or all current data)
[00:56] <Vustom> what is tihs transmission? like utorrent?
[00:56] <Starminn> Vustom: Google Chrome isn't in the Software Center but Chromium is. If you want Chrome download it from the Chrome site but Chromium is just as good
[00:56] <hhhzzzarn> Keys A: add partition, L: load backup, T: change type, P: list files,
[00:56] <hhhzzzarn>      Enter: to continue
[00:56] <hhhzzzarn> FAT32, 8021 MB / 7649 MiB
[00:56] <Encry8> How to do this without terminal trying to think it's a command? http://paste.ubuntu.com/563619/
[00:56] <Vustom> kk :D
[00:56] <hhhzzzarn> Disk /dev/sda - 250 GB / 232 GiB - CHS 30402 255 63
[00:57] <hhhzzzarn> Current partition structure:
[00:57] <FloodBot3> hhhzzzarn: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:57] <hhhzzzarn>      Partition                  Start        End    Size in sectors
[00:57] <birdinatux_> 19g
[00:57] <birdinatux_> lol more than i thought
[00:57] <michaelxq> twitch, there is nothing for wireless...the link is for sound card...
[00:57] <sacarlson> mitch99: you didn't have to login at that point with the blinking cursur?
[00:57] <hhhzzzarn> Disk /dev/sda - 250 GB / 232 GiB - CHS 30402 255 63
[00:57] <hhhzzzarn>      Partition               Start        End    Size in sectors
[00:57] <hhhzzzarn> * HPFS - NTFS              0   1  1 19334 254 63  310616712
[00:57] <hhhzzzarn> P HPFS - NTFS          19335   1  1 29001 254 63  155300292
[00:57] <tonsofpcs> hhhzzzarn: I can't help you with magicrescue beyond the manpage, never used it
[00:57] <FloodBot3> hhhzzzarn: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:57] <chaos2358> Starminn,  installing now. will let you know how it works out if interested
[00:57] <david__> I don't remember how long it has been since i first asked and that guy said he would help me, but anyone able to help me install the correct drivers for my radeon 6870?
[00:57] <trans> hello,which package o i needvto install for latex-rex live
[00:57] <hhhzzzarn>      Partition               Start        End    Size in sectors
[00:58] <hhhzzzarn> * HPFS - NTFS              0   1  1 19334 254 63  310616712
[00:58] <hhhzzzarn> P HPFS - NTFS          19335   1  1 29001 254 63  155300292
[00:58] <hhhzzzarn> P HPFS - NTFS          29002  13  4 30400 232 40   22472704
[00:58] <FloodBot3> hhhzzzarn: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:58] <Encry8> lol
[00:58] <Starminn> Vustom: Do a little research before you ask. In the Ubuntu Software Center search for "torrent." Transmission is a bit torrent client, much like utorrent. Utorrent is only for Windows, however there are many more for Linux.  Such as these: http://www.geekersmagazine.com/2010/07/linux-torrent-clients
[00:58] <issmars> hi... can anyone help me get my microphone to work?  I've tried everything.
[00:58] <mitch99> sacarlson: no there was no login screen. i havent been able to reach a login screen at all. ive tried 64 and 32. and ive tried 10.4 lts version. 10.4 just never stops loading on the 5 dot loading screen
[00:59] <Starminn> Vustom: To use Transmission (included in 10.10 by default) go to Applications->Internet->Transmission BitTorrent Client
[00:59] <Vustom> Starminn only reason i asked is because, i have not downloaded Ubuntu yet so i cant see for myself.. atm just preparing my backup and downloading Linux / Window software for reformat
[01:00] <thorbj0rn> Vustom: you do know that you can use the LiveCD to try ubuntu without installing, right?
[01:01] <thorbj0rn> !livecd | Vustrom
[01:01] <sacarlson> mitch99: well sounds like it stops before graphics I'm not sure,  there are options you can add to the kernel boot options that might help but I"m not sure what graphics you might have
[01:01] <Starminn> Vustom: Ah, alright. Sorry for sounding a bit gruff there then. :) But yes, Google has a Linux version of Chrome which I use. Chromium is in the repositories (Software Center) which makes it even easier. Firefox comes bundled by default. Transmission is the default BitTorrent although there are dozens more. Rhythmbox is the default music program though there are dozens more (I use Banshee). Basically, whatever there is for Windows, th
[01:01] <mitch99> SACARLSON: Please read the full post here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1682975
[01:02] <aytch> mitch99: I had the same problem on my latest install. I had to burn another CD at a slower speed, and that got me past it.
[01:02] <hhhzzzarn> Can someone help me with "testdisk"?
[01:02] <mitch99> AYTCH: Thats interesting.... Im out of DVD-Rs so ive been trying to boot from a USB
[01:02] <michaelxq> i run 10.10 for notebooks and wireless drivers don't work. Any ideas?
[01:03] <twitch> michaelxq: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1088743
[01:03] <twitch> michaelxq: i posted it to your earlier
[01:03] <michaelxq> twitch, it doesn't say anything helpful about my problem. it's about sound card
[01:04] <sacarlson> mitch99: as korleon said did you check the md5 of the iso files you tried?
[01:04] <hhhzzzarn> Can someone help me with "testdisk": how do recover/copy lost partition to a new place then search for lost data from it?
[01:04] <mitch99> SACARLSON: I cannot find a guide for how to check the MD5 of the ISO using a WINDOWS machine. any guidance??
[01:05] <twitch> michaelxq: the first issue is regards to the wifi .. if you follow the other link within that thread it has all know issues and fixes for your laptop
[01:05] <issmars> is upgrading ALSA likely to fix my laptop microphone problem?
[01:06] <sacarlson> mitch99: there are many like this one http://download.cnet.com/MD5-Checker/3000-2092_4-10410639.html
[01:06] <mitch99> SACARLSON: I just realised there is a guide on that page. I will try it now. However i dont have faith in it since ive tried downloading both the 32 and 64 bit versions, AND the 10.4
[01:06] <aytch> issmars: possibly, but you probably need to config ALSA
[01:06] <twitch> michaelxq: you could see if it has loaded your wireless at all by typing "iwlist" in a shell
[01:06] <issmars> aytch: config it how?
[01:07] <merkin> hi everyone, I'm tryint to upgrade from karmic to lucid and I'm getting this error: Authenticating the upgrade failed. There may be a problem with the network or with the server.
[01:07] <user0> if ldd gives me something like libjpeg.so.8 => not found
[01:07] <ProfOak_> Is there any language that allows the simulation of a keypress in another application window, in linux? I know there are a few in windows, off the top of my head, but I can't find any for linux.
[01:07] <Starminn> hhhzzzarn: Not sure if this helps any? http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/420
[01:07] <sacarlson> mitch99: well it's the first thing you test, if it fails once in download it's very posible to happen many times due to your isp
[01:07] <user0> can i get the binary to look for the lib in a location that i set?
[01:07] <hhhzzzarn> starminn: i will see.
[01:07] <user0> trying to compile it as a static binary didnt work
[01:07] <user0> suggestions ?
[01:08] <Starminn> !enter | user0
[01:08] <issmars> Prof0ak: you're looking for something like windows' auto hotkeys?
[01:08] <cfedde> user0: look into ldconfig
[01:08] <david__> anyone willing to help me out with installing the drivers for my radeon 6870?
[01:08] <david__> I've tried the new ones ATI released, but they don't seem to work
[01:08] <michaelxq> twitch, if not?
[01:08] <ProfOak_> issmars: I'm looking for something like C#, or VB's SendKeys class or anything close to it.
[01:08] <mitch99> SACARLSON: very good point. i will check now. thanks for your help
[01:08] <Vustom> @thorbj0rn - Yeah, I've got the CD, but.. I know if I use Ubuntu I will never go back to windows :D
[01:09] <user0> cfedde : this would work as non root?
[01:09] <tzaeru> mh, on live-cd fixing up da system. fsck says the partitions are ok, but were not cleanly unmounted. would that be why ubuntu would mount them as read-only?
[01:09] <twitch> michaelxq: if nothing comes up then no it's not loaded, you're wifi driver might not be supported by the current kernel
[01:09] <thorbj0rn> Vustom: you can also _install_ applications that aren't already included in the CD, and they will disappear once you reboot to windows :D
[01:09] <ProfOak_> issmars: would it be possible to make a C# program containing SendKeys and use it with a bash script on linux?
[01:10] <Vustom> thorbj0rn o
[01:10] <ProfOak_> with mono, of course
[01:10] <twitch> michaelxq: you know what chipset it is?
[01:10] <Vustom> i only have 6 MB left on the CD though..
[01:10] <cfedde> user0: nonroot might be more interested in LD_LIBRARY_PATH?
[01:10] <michaelxq> twitch, actually no
[01:10] <issmars> Prof0ak: i've been looking for the same thing and haven't found anything.  actually haven't looked yet but need to.  you can't use c# in linux it's .NET (Windows specific)
[01:10] <chaos2358> Starminn,   Ok well the verdict is awesome program. It does eat up alot of your cpu speed though but makes great res vids. with sound
[01:10] <thorbj0rn> Vustom: it installs to memory... no writing to CD
[01:10] <michaelxq> twitch, CPU?
[01:10] <Starminn> Vustom: If it's a LiveCD I don't think it matters.
[01:10] <Vustom> o i see
[01:10] <issmars> afaik that is
[01:11] <Vustom> k :D
[01:11] <twitch> michaelxq: no wifi chipset (eg intel 5530, 7350 etc etc)
[01:11] <ProfOak_> issmars: Banshee is written in C#, you can run .NET apps with mono
[01:12] <issmars> yeah if you use something like that i guess
 : echo $LD_LIBRARY_PATH gives me nothing, normal ?
[01:12] <Vustom> Are there any big Photoshop programs that support Linux/Ubuntu? Adobe, Corel etc
[01:12] <twitch> michaelxq: it's a HP 2140 right?
[01:12] <issmars> i honestly don't know but i would assume to send keystrokes to windows you'd have to get access from the kernel so it would intuitively not work the same in windows and linux
[01:13] <michaelxq> twitch, yeap
[01:13] <thorbj0rn> Vustom: Gimp and Inkscape
[01:13] <twitch> ok your wireless chipset is Broadcom 4322AGN
[01:13] <cfedde> user0: LD_LIBRARY_PATH is normaly empty. But it gives you a way to add directories to look for shared libraries.
[01:13] <ax> i have a thinkpad x32 with a ati mobility radeon 7000, whats the most recent version of ubuntu that i can run and have hardware accelerated graphics?
[01:13] <Vustom> Would using Wine and installing Photoshop CS5 retail work?
[01:13] <michaelxq> twitch, search if there is any update for it?
[01:14] <issmars> Vustom: look up ps cs5 in appdb
[01:14] <thorbj0rn> Vustom: http://www.winehq.com/appdb/ will probably tell you
[01:14] <user0> cfedde : how do i add a dir, and could i just copy the ones i have on my system on to another ?
[01:14] <issmars> cfedde: mkdir dirname ?
[01:14] <supra_> does ubuntu come with ability to use the make command, or will does that service need to be installed?
[01:14] <thorbj0rn> Vustom: derrr... http://appdb.winehq.com
[01:14] <twitch> michaelxq: let me have a look see
[01:14] <user0> cfedde : like could i just copy libjpeg.so.8 and put it in /home/user/foo and add that dir to LD_LIBRARY_PATH ?
[01:14] <issmars> supra_ pretty sure it comes with it
[01:14] <Starminn> Vustom: CS3 seems ot be the only one that sort-of-kind-of works.
[01:15] <cfedde> user0: it is a prepend to the default library search list.  it has the same structure as the PATH evironment
[01:15] <Vustom> k
[01:15] <supra_> k
[01:15] <Starminn> Vustom: (That was following the link they gave you)
[01:15] <oneliner> Vustom: you could also try a virtual machine in your ubuntu install to run those
[01:15] <Vustom> whats that
[01:15] <cfedde> user0: it seems that something is broken if the proper place where libjpeg.so.8 is installed is not loaded by defualt.
[01:16] <issmars> I use a virtual machine with PS CS4 works fine
[01:16] <issmars> use it all the time
 : i dont have root access
[01:16] <oneliner> a machine inside your machine :)
[01:16] <Vustom> Is notepad++ in the Ubuntu software center or do i neeed to download it off their site
[01:16] <Gwar_Trolle> Vustom: A VM is something that lets you run windows as a "Program" in linux
[01:16] <Vustom> Gwar isnt that called WINE?
[01:16] <Vustom> o
[01:16] <hhhzzzarn> YES, I CAN MY REFORMATTED PARTITIONS AND THE FOLDERS, I AM SO HAPPY.
[01:17] <Gwar_Trolle> Vustom: No, Wine is an API compatability layer yo let you run windows programs under ubuntu
[01:17] <Gwar_Trolle> a VM emulates a windows machine
[01:17] <twitch> michaelxq: apparently since kernel version 2.6.17 it has been included .. this might sound silly but there should be a external switch to turn the wifi on and off ... have a look at your laptop locate the switch and make sure it is turned on
[01:17] <cfedde> user0: as a stop gap then put the directory where the library lives into LD_LIBRARY_PATH
[01:17] <Gwar_Trolle> Vustom: Google Virtualbox, the best free one.
[01:17] <cfedde> user0: no need to copy it.
[01:17] <michaelxq> twitch, it's on...
[01:18] <Starminn> Vustom: Notepad++ only comes in the Windows flavor. I run it daily though (using it as we speak) through WINE without a hitch.
[01:18] <david__> Sad times, i guess nobody can help me out with my driver problem =(
[01:18] <thorbj0rn> Vustom: notepad++ does not show up in a Software Center search... there are no shortages of text editors, rich text formatters, and programming language aware editors for linux.
[01:18] <mister2> hey, i just set up inspircd and can't figure out why my ports aren't listed as open, and neither can i connect to it from my computer... any ideas?
[01:18] <hhhzzzarn> there is no notepad++ for linux.
[01:18] <Vustom> ohok cool :D
[01:18] <Vustom> http://chip.revivalx.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/virtualbox.jpg woah.
 : its not on the same server
[01:18] <Gwar_Trolle> david__: I can help
[01:18] <twitch> michaelxq: ok try opening a shell and type "dmesg |grep broadcom" and see if there is any errors
[01:18] <oneliner> notepad++ is nice, but then again you could try eclipse
[01:18] <issmars> Vustom: use gedit its good
[01:18] <david__> Hurray!
[01:18] <Vustom> k :D
[01:18] <michaelxq> twitch, sudo??
 : i tried static compiling and some other stuff so far and nothing worked, hope this will work
[01:19] <david__> Should we like, take this aside for a bit, to get away from all the other chat?
[01:19] <cfedde> user0: Now I'm confused. you are trying to use a library on a computer you don't have access to?
[01:19] <Gwar_Trolle> david__: did you download the 11.1 driver from the ATi site?
[01:19] <twitch> michaelxq: works without
[01:19] <david__> Yes, i did
[01:19] <david__> i have the .run file
[01:19] <detrix42> how do I change/set the graphics mode (resolution) for the tty1-tty6? I have tried using grub, and the grub menu is in a higher resolution, but not tty1-tty6.
[01:19] <david__> and i tried running it
[01:19] <david__> but nothing happens
[01:19] <david__> it seems like it installs correctly but it doesn't really seem to do anything
 : i do, just not root access
[01:19] <david__> and aticonfig says that i don't have any adapters
[01:20] <mister2> does 10.10 start with a firewall enabled that would block port 6667?
[01:20] <cfedde> user0: then in the environment on that system before starting the library make sure you set
[01:20] <Starminn> Vustom: In the Software Center search, "text editor" and be amazed. (I've tried many but I haven't found anything as nice as Notepad++. Probably just got too used to it is all. Try native programs first but if they don't do the trick then use Notepad++ through WINE.
[01:20] <Gwar_Trolle> david__: did you get a graphical popup asking you to install stuff, yes? With a "custom" and a "automatic" option?
[01:20] <sacarlson> mister2: I don't think so,
[01:20] <thorbj0rn> mister2: ufw isn't enabled at all, by default. that said, all ports should default to closed, unless used by the OS.
[01:20] <Vustom> Oh 1 more thing...........
[01:21] <Vustom> Whats the best IM system for Ubuntu that supports MSN, Xfire, Aim etc?
[01:21] <thorbj0rn> mister2: using the default torrent port is not suggested.
[01:21] <mister2> thorbj0rn: i just set up inspircd and for some reason it isn't opening my port then...
[01:21] <mister2> thorbj0rn: i don't :P
[01:21] <hhhzzzarn> Vustom: nothing has all the options of notepad++ in linux.
[01:21] <sacarlson> mister2: you can try sudo netstat -pant to see if you have anything that listens on that port
[01:21] <Starminn> Vustom: Empathy comes default and does the job just fine. I use Pidgin (using it right now to IRC here) which is also available for Windows.
[01:21] <michaelxq> twitch, should there be space after | ?
[01:21] <hhhzzzarn> Vustom: you can add plugins to default editor.
[01:21] <Vustom> o
[01:21] <mister2> thorbj0rn: nothing listening... would this be a config issue?
[01:22] <sacarlson> mister2: sounds like the skype port
[01:22] <twitch> michaelxq: doesn't matter
[01:22] <mister2> thorbj0rn: i couldn't get ircd-ircu to work either...
[01:22] <michaelxq> twitch, doesn't show anything
[01:22] <thorbj0rn> ah.. 6667, irc
[01:22]  * thorbj0rn facepalms
[01:22] <mister2> scarlson: i don't have skype installed atm, shouldn't be an issue
[01:22] <sacarlson> mister2: what application did you expect to be listening to that port?
[01:23] <mister2> sacarlson: inspircd
[01:23] <here4thegear> On an ubuntu server running php5, I'm getting Fatal error:  Call to undefined function imap_open()  in my browser... There's no package for php5-imap in aptitude install and no package for imap that I can tell... anyone know how to resolve this issue?
[01:23] <Starminn> Vustom: Unlike Windows, you can be very productive instantly in Ubuntu. You have an office suite, and IM, music players, video players, video editors, advanced text editors, Internet browsers, and so many other things. My suggestion is: Fire up the LiveCD and just test it out. DOn't install, just give it a whirl and look for yourself. Most if not all questions will be ansered.
[01:23] <thorbj0rn> mister2: sudo ufw status
[01:23] <twitch> michaelxq: ok .. you can just type dmesg .. it will bring up a few pages but just scroll through them and look for the errors in regards to your wireless
[01:23] <mister2> thorbj0rn ufw inactive
[01:23] <Vustom> okok fine :D
[01:24] <Starminn> Vustom: Look here: http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop They preview most everything
[01:24] <sacarlson> mister2: oh I thought I saw that port someplace I use hybrid irc
[01:24] <michaelxq> twitch, ok wait a minute
[01:24] <thorbj0rn> mister2: sudo ufw enable && sudo ufw allow 6667
[01:24] <badblood449> hey guys, how do I stop the sound from going though both speakers and headphones at the same time?
[01:24] <thorbj0rn> mister2: then try the status again
[01:24] <badblood449> (ver 10.10)
[01:25] <mister2> thorbj0rn it says it's allowed, i'll try to connect, hang on
[01:25] <aeon-ltd> badblood449: mute one of them?
[01:25] <HowardTheDuck> hey
[01:25] <badblood449> aeon-ltd: how?
[01:26] <mister2> thorbj0rn connection refused...
[01:26] <mrapple> is there any way for me to login as www-data to simluate there permissions?
[01:26] <mister2> maybe a configuration issue?
[01:26] <michaelxq> twitch, b44-phy0: Broadcom 4322 WLAN found (core revision 16) and b43-phy0 ERROR: FOUND UNSUPPORTED PHY (analog 8, Type 4, Revision 4)
[01:26] <thorbj0rn> mister2: .. sounds like it
[01:26] <sacarlson> mister2: thorbj0rn: if the application isn't listening putting up a firewall won't make things better
[01:26] <michaelxq> twitch, is the correct information you told me to look up?
[01:26] <mister2> sacarlson i turned it on and allowed the port...
[01:27] <sacarlson> mister2: ok
[01:27] <mister2> sacarlson: any tips on configuring an ircd?
[01:27] <twitch> michaelxq: ahh capital "B" .. sorry i told you grep "b" .. ok let me do some quick research
[01:27] <detrix42> how do I change/set the graphics mode (resolution) for the tty1-tty6? I have tried using grub, and the grub menu is in a higher resolution, but not tty1-tty6.
[01:28] <sacarlson> mister2: is that hybrid?
[01:28] <coz_> detrix42,   I am not sure,,, if no one here,  at this time... can help  try the ##linux channel
[01:28] <coz_> detrix42,  or even the #grub channel
[01:28] <mister2> sacarlson well i can switch, cause i dont' have it configured, but i'm trying inspircd at the moment
[01:28] <mrapple> nevermind...
[01:28] <detrix42> coz_: thanks
[01:29] <sacarlson> mister2: I don't do anything fancy,  seems it was just apt-get thing,  was a bit more to setup the apache web access part
[01:29] <coz_> detrix42,  no problem...see if anyone in those channels can help or even suggest other channels
[01:30] <mister2> sacarlson: obviously i'm missing something... could you send me your config file if i can't figure out hybrid? i'll install it now
[01:30] <twitch> michaelxq: ok there is a bug report same problem as you : https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/78377 ... looks like you need to upgrade to kernel
[01:30] <twitch> the*
[01:30] <michaelxq> twitch, from Synaptic Package Manager i presume...
[01:31] <sacarlson> mister2: sure I see ircd-hybrid running in ps -A ,  I would have to look at the configs that I don't think I touched
[01:31] <thorbj0rn> mister2: it's probably as simple as "sudo apt-get install ircd-hybrid"
[01:31] <realubot> Why does this settings in httpd.conf file not work to only allow one ip to connect: http://paste.ubuntu.com/563637/
[01:31] <twitch> michaelxq: what kernel are you running "uname -r"
[01:31] <sacarlson> mister2: but I did already have the server dns setup before I started the irc part
[01:32] <realubot> I'm usinf Apache in Ubuntu Server 10.04.
[01:32] <realubot> *using
[01:32] <mister2> sacarlson: i'm using a router as my dns server... i really don't want to play with that
[01:32] <Bop> anyone using knockd ?
[01:32] <mister2> sacarlson i just installed it and it's running in ps -A but if i use netstat -paint i don't see it...
[01:32] <michaelxq> twitch, 2.6.35-25-generic
[01:33] <sacarlson> mister2: well from wan you need to locate your ip some place like from your registar
[01:33] <thorbj0rn> realubot: change order to allow,deny
[01:33] <twitch> michaelxq: ok "uname -n" as well plz
[01:33] <mister2> sacarlson: but that changes fairly regularly... would i have to update that manually or can i use something like dyndns instead?
[01:34] <twitch> michaelxq: ok "uname -m" as well plz **
[01:34] <sacarlson> mister2: well I know nothing of the ircd you are using now,  I'm not sure what starts it
[01:34] <mister2> sacarlson i just installed ircd-hybrid
[01:34] <michaelxq> twitch, i686
[01:34] <sacarlson> mister2: yes I use noip2 to setup no-ip.com to do my dns part
[01:34] <thorbj0rn> realubot: it is reading those instructions as "check address against deny list, then allow list" and the deny list says "all"
[01:34] <realubot> thorbj0rn: I have tried allow,deny but it didn't work either.
[01:35] <txdv> AND IT ALL BECAUSE OF YOU!
[01:35] <sacarlson> mister2: ok well I hope you unistalled the other or you might have a conflict of ports
[01:35] <mister2> sacarlson i mean for the ircd, so i don't have to change the ip in the configs every time
[01:35] <mister2> sacarlson i purged it
[01:35] <realubot> thorbj0rn: No girst it denies all access then it allows one ip.
[01:35] <realubot> *first
[01:36] <realubot> thorbj0rn: It doesn't work the other way either.
[01:36] <sacarlson> mister2: no noip2 just checks what your wan ip is and if it changes it uploads your new address to no-ip.com to tell everyone where you are now
[01:36] <realubot> thorbj0rn: I don't think the settings is active att all actually. :S
[01:36] <ActionParsnip> sacarlson: it updates at regular intervals set at install time
[01:36] <lolcat_> thorbj0rn: You are NORKS!
[01:37] <sacarlson> ActionParsnip: yes it checks your ip at intervals but only tells no-ip.com if it finds a change
[01:37] <realubot> Does Apache got any IRC support channel?
[01:37] <ActionParsnip> sacarlson: it doesn't check, it just sends the updates
[01:37] <sacarlson> ActionParsnip: oh sorry I must run a different script
[01:38] <ActionParsnip> sacarlson: i'm referring to the noip2 app in the repos
[01:38] <sindakus> realubot: it's either #httpd or #apache
[01:38] <ActionParsnip> sacarlson: if you install it, you set an update frequency
[01:38] <sacarlson> ActionParsnip: I've ran many different scripts to do the same thing
[01:38] <Vustom> Important question
[01:38] <ActionParsnip> sacarlson: either way, the same goal is achieved
[01:38] <Vustom> Can I install windows fonts on ubuntu
[01:38] <Vustom> like custom made ones
[01:38] <mister2> sacarlson: okay, so in the listen class the host i put in what is that supposed to be? a 192... address or my external address?
[01:38] <Vustom> ?
[01:38] <sindakus> I've installed ubuntu on an external (windows on main disk) and I get grub rescue on computer restart, can anyone help me? (using live cd right now)
[01:38] <ActionParsnip> !font | Vustom
[01:39] <xangua> Vustom: you can install any font you want
[01:39] <ActionParsnip> Vustom: yes, fonts are standardized
[01:39] <Vustom> yus! :D:D
[01:40] <sacarlson> mister2: what address are you looking at?
[01:41] <sacarlson> mister2: is this part of the hybrid install?
[01:41] <BeyondSora> actually, the easiest way to do is just to put any fonts u want to install in /home/your_usr_name/.fonts
[01:41] <realubot> sindakus: Thanks.
[01:41] <mister2> sacarlson yep, i'm in hybrid's config right now
[01:41] <navistar> r
[01:41] <sacarlson> mister2: so default didn't work?
[01:41] <mister2> 'fraid not
[01:42] <sacarlson> mister2: I'll have to take  a peak and see what mine has
[01:42] <mister2> sacarlson: it didn't show up in netstat, so i didn't try an irc connection...
[01:42] <navistar> r
[01:43] <bar> If I want to reboot my system and have fsck check my / drive, how do I do that? (I have multiple drives installed) - hmmm
[01:43] <thorbj0rn> realubot: i think i am losing it.. s/Allow 12.345.678.90/Allow from 12.345.678.90
[01:43] <ActionParsnip> !fsck
[01:43] <thorbj0rn> realubot: missing "from"
[01:44] <mister2> sacarlson: nevermind, i have local access
[01:44] <mister2> sacarlson: want to test it out for me?
[01:44] <sacarlson> mister2: sure
[01:45] <realubot> thorbj0rn: I don't think you need the from when having a single ip. The problem is that the deny rule doesn't work at all. I get full access to the server all the time independent of the deny/allow rule.
[01:45] <mister2> sacarlson: bennis.ath.cx should get you here
[01:45] <realubot> thorbj0rn: Apache doesn't seem to care at all about the settings in the httpd.conf file. :(
[01:46] <mister2> sacarlson: channel #test
[01:46] <iamwinftw> i was wondering how i go about creating a game that i can embed on my website, are there any other choices besides java or flash? would check google but not sure what those are called
[01:46] <realubot> thorbj0rn: I have followed the steps in this guide (look at the bottom of the page): http://www.linux.com/archive/feature/113744
[01:47] <realubot> thorbj0rn: Look at: "Files and directories".
[01:47] <iamwinftw> is it possible to use python to embed a game into mozilla?
[01:47] <Vustom> Question - I have custom icons on my folders on Windows, will those custom icons stay when I move those folders to the Ubuntu desktop?
[01:47] <realubot> thorbj0rn: I have done exactly like that but it doesn't work.
[01:47] <sacarlson> mister2: yes I'm on channel #test
[01:48] <g_0_0> iamwinftw, you could use html5 and javascript
[01:48] <sacarlson> mister2: seems to work but I don't see you
[01:48] <mister2> sacarlson yeah, i was about to say
[01:48] <iamwinftw> combined?
[01:48] <iamwinftw> whats html5
[01:48] <mister2> sacarlson any idea why that would be...?
[01:49] <sacarlson> mister2: well you have to connect to it with a client
[01:49] <g_0_0> iamwinftw, google >>>>>>
[01:49] <sacarlson> mister2: same as anyone else
[01:49] <mister2> sacarlson: i'm connected from my root account and my normal account... :P
[01:49] <g_0_0> iamwinftw, look for canvas
[01:49] <mister2> sacarlson i can see myself
[01:50] <mister2> sacarlson can you see the topic i added to #test?
[01:50] <iamwinftw> but would i write the game in java? its just a 2d game
[01:51] <sacarlson> mister2: oh I was on the wrong server
[01:51] <g_0_0> iamwinftw, if you want to write it in java you can, I thought you were looking for other possiblities
[01:51] <iamwinftw> i see it now
[01:51] <sacarlson> mister2: I get timeout when I try to connect to your server
[01:52] <mister2> sacarlson odd, let me grab my ip
[01:52] <HaPK_PerCar> I wanted to create a /home partition separated from my main / partition, and followed the instruction from this tutorial http://is.gd/eL0h3b but things went wrong and now it says that it can't mount 0. Can someone help me here?
[01:52] <sacarlson> mister2: I get <IP_ADDRESS>
[01:53] <mister2> sacarlson OH port forwarding :P
[01:53] <mister2> sacarlson
[01:53] <mister2> hold up
[01:53] <sacarlson> mister2: ya got to do that
[01:54] <mister2> sacarlson: kk go again
[01:54] <sacarlson> mister2: ok
[01:54] <iamwinftw> thx g00
[01:54] <g_0_0> iamwinftw, you're welcome
[01:54] <brunner> I just installed Ubuntu on a Sony Vaio, using the alternate install CD.  When it boots without my intervention, the screen goes nuts when the splash screen loads, which to me implies a graphics problem. However, when I try to boot into single user mode, it stops here: http://tinyurl.com/65lymmr  Does anyone know what could cause it to halt on boot like this?
[01:54] <animeloe[net]> ldapsearch -xLLL -b cn=config -D cn=admin,cn=config -W olcDatabase=hdb olcAccess <-- running this with the right password gives me with a ldap_bind: Invalid credentials (49)
[01:55] <animeloe[net]> any ideas?
[01:55] <animeloe[net]> ubuntu 10.04 LTS
[01:55] <sacarlson> mister2: Unable to connect: Connection timed out
[01:57] <mister2> sacarlson: odd... netstat doesn't say the port is opened...
[01:57] <g_0_0> brunner, check here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions - search for noacpi or acpi=off
[01:57] <mister2> sacarlson: i set up ports 6660 to 6669 to forward to my box
[01:57] <ActionParsnip> brunner: http://idyllictux.wordpress.com/2010/04/26/lucidubuntu-10-04-high-resolution-plymouth-virtual-terminal-for-atinvidia-cards-with-proprietaryrestricted-driver/
[01:57] <ActionParsnip> brunner: may help
[01:58] <nejode> brunner, have you tried booting with the "acpi=off" boot param?
[01:58] <sacarlson> mister2: you should see tcp        0      0 <IP_ADDRESS>:6667      <IP_ADDRESS>:52605     ESTABLISHED
[01:58] <iamwinftw> how do you delete a directory in terminal with rm
[01:58] <mister2> sacarlson: where should i see that?
[01:58] <iamwinftw> i used sudo rm XYZ
[01:58] <rww> iamwinftw: rm -r directory/
[01:58] <sacarlson> mister2: similar with netstat -pant
[01:59] <sacarlson> mister2: I did it with sudo netstat -pant |grep hy
[01:59] <mister2> sacarlson: LOL i've been typing paint...
[02:00] <HowardTheDuck> hi.  im getting a new 2tb hdd to use as a media drive in my dual boot system with win7 and ubuntu.  since i'm not hosting any operating system on this drive, do i need to use gparted to align it, or will windows 7 formatting tools align it properly in ntfs for me as far as best performance in linux goes?
[02:00] <iamwinftw> rm: cannon remove 'PartyPoker/': Is a directory
[02:00] <rww> iamwinftw: hence the need for rm -r
[02:00] <iamwinftw> thx
[02:01] <mister2> sacarlson netstat -pant |grep hy in root turns up nothing...
[02:01] <ChillOut_Dreams> hola alguien habla español¿?
[02:01] <sacarlson> mister2: must not be running then,  we should take this offline,  this is not ubuntu releated
[02:01] <brunner> nejode, no. I haven't. where would I try that?
[02:01] <HaPK_PerCar> please people, some help with my /home partitioning problem...
[02:01] <HaPK_PerCar> I wanted to create a /home partition separated from my main / partition, and followed the instruction from this tutorial http://is.gd/eL0h3b but things went wrong and now it says that it can't mount 0. Can someone help me here?
[02:01] <iamwinftw> how can you make yourself full admin, it keeps sayin i cant write access or whatever, can you do it from terminal
[02:01] <brunner> If it helps at all, the install, using the alternate CD, went fine.
[02:01] <m4v> !es | ChillOut_Dreams
[02:01] <mister2> sacarlson: k, how do you suggest we do that?
[02:01] <g_0_0> !es | ChillOut_Dreams
[02:02] <ActionParsnip> HowardTheDuck: if you want to use both OS to acces sthe drive,format it NTFS as Windows is too lacking in disk accessso it cn ONLY access NTFS and FAT based file systems
[02:02] <sacarlson> mister2: pm
[02:02] <mandd> how can I install https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/0.8.3+git.20101219t181118.e919218-0ubuntu1
[02:02] <g_0_0> !sp | ChillOut_Dreams
[02:02] <mandd> I got the https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/0.8.3+git.20101219t181118.e919218-0ubuntu1, extracted it
[02:02] <HowardTheDuck> ActionParsnip, yes but im concerned specficially with this being a 4k sector drive
[02:02] <mandd> but I cant configure/make
[02:02] <nejode> brunner, in your photo the last line says "ACPI cmd" before the security lock
[02:02] <HowardTheDuck> do i need to take any other steps to align it if i'm using win 7 to format it?
[02:02] <ActionParsnip> HowardTheDuck: if Microsoft were less shortsighted (not gonna happen) they would code the Ext3 or Ext4 access in their OS
[02:02] <rww> g_0_0: it's !es. ubottu doesn't like repeating herself, though.
[02:03] <HowardTheDuck> i dual boot win7 and ubuntu on this machine
[02:03] <g_0_0> rww I did !es but nothing happened - not sure why
[02:03] <rww> g_0_0: see the second sentence of my message ;)
[02:03] <g_0_0> rww ok I see
[02:04] <ActionParsnip> HowardTheDuck: I'm not sure but NTFS should be usable bewtween as Linux is openminded enough to work out some NTFS access despit it being proprietary
[02:04] <nejode> HaPK_PerCar, does it say "can't mount 0"?
[02:04] <HowardTheDuck> I read some warnings on these new 4k sector drives if you dont align them properly Ubuntu really takes a performance hit, but I am not sure if they are just speaking for those using the drive to host the operating system.  this is going to be a ntfs storage drive
[02:05] <Starminn> What do I need to set up a Virtual Machine (other than a healthy amount of RAM)?
[02:05] <HaPK_PerCar> nejode, yes
[02:05] <HaPK_PerCar> nejode, I think I wrote wrong the fstab
[02:06] <twitch> Starminn: guest addons
[02:06] <ActionParsnip> HowardTheDuck: I dont use crappy NTFS as i don't use windows anymore, maybe other can contribte but if your Windows OS didn't suck so much and could access more file systems, you wouldn't have an issue
[02:06] <rkodrkod> Hello everyone, would anyone happen to have the time to help me with an install issue on another machine? I'm installing latest ubuntu on a machine with windows vista x64 using the USB booting option. It's currently stuck at "allocate drive space" it's been there for about 10 mins.
[02:06] <Starminn> twitch: Elaborate if you would, please.
[02:06] <ActionParsnip> HowardTheDuck: maybe other users can contribute
[02:06] <nejode> HaPK_PerCar, pastebin your fstab to take a look
[02:07] <HaPK_PerCar> nejode, ok but wait a bit
[02:07] <HowardTheDuck> ActionParsnip, yeah I know, I don't want to use Windows either, but I do.  And I don't care about having to use NTFS.  Ubuntu reads both NTFS and ext4 so that's what I use.
[02:08] <HowardTheDuck> I care about the alignment and if I have to use gparted to alignt the new disk when I get it
[02:08] <twitch> Starminn: when you setup your guest VM .. install guest addons into that VM so you can copy and paste between the host and guest and other neat things
[02:08] <HowardTheDuck> because apparently 4k sector hard drives don't work out of the box with Ubuntu as they do in Windows 7
[02:09] <mkf00> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejorQVy3m8E midnight oil - beds are burning
[02:09] <Starminn> twitch: Oh, I'm just concerned about getting the thing to run in the first place. Currently I'm dual-booting XP/Ubuntu but really would rather not have to reboot into Windows just to do the few things I need to for a few minutes.
[02:09] <bazhang> !ot | mkf00
[02:10] <KM0201> Starminn: what do you need xp for?
[02:10] <twitch> Starminn: i only gave my win7 VM 512 ram so I could run outlook and it ran just fine wasn't slow at all
[02:10] <Ttech2> any idea what could be causing Ubuntu to not display the userlist at start and freeze when it goes to recovery mode? I've already tried disabling acpi however it still hangs.
[02:11] <ActionParsnip> Ttech2: tried the nomodeset boot option?
[02:11] <woody_noob> Any help would be awesome.  have intel 815 chip. can't get over 200 fps in glxgears . i have spent 3 days googling how to fix xorg with no luck.
[02:11] <Starminn> KM0201: "Need" is the wrong word, actually. Only things are that Flash seems exponentially slower on Ubuntu (not at fault of Ubuntu, I know), and a few games that use some kind of driver verification stuff won't run on Ubuntu because of that. (MMORPGs)
[02:11] <HowardTheDuck> sudo fdisk -H 224 -S 56 /dev/sda
[02:11] <HowardTheDuck> apparently that's the command i'd need to use to align the drive
[02:12] <woody_noob> i can resconfigure xorg and get the xorg.conf.new but it is generic i think. i want my color depth to be 16
[02:12] <ActionParsnip> woody_noob: your TV goes at 26 FPS,soshould be ok
[02:12] <KM0201> Starminn: some games do not run well under virtualbox well at all.  The virtualbox video driver does not support 3D very well (if at all)
[02:12] <HaPK_PerCar> nejode, http://paste.ubuntu.com/563656/
[02:12] <Starminn> KM0201, twitch: So, regardless, of the reasons why I would use it how would I go about setting one up (for curiosity's sake as well).
[02:13] <woody_noob> this is odd. i have twice the min req's. whenver i load AC i get 30 fps then it drops to 1 fps over about 5 seconds.
[02:13] <KM0201> Starminn: pretty basic... go to virtualbox.org and follow the instructions to install virtualbox (don't use opensource edition, does not support USB)....
[02:13] <nejode> HaPK_PerCar, are you sure about that UUID?
[02:13] <KM0201> Starminn: then you just treat virtualbox, like a PC... you boot the OS cd, and install to a "virtual drive" that you set up.
[02:14] <ActionParsnip> woody_noob: the min requirements don't state video chip
[02:14] <HaPK_PerCar> nejode, yes
[02:14] <woody_noob> k.
[02:14] <mprince> HaPK_PerCar: missing a comma after nosuid?
[02:14] <woody_noob> if i can watch hulu just be happy with that? LoL
[02:15] <ActionParsnip> woody_noob: can you give the output of:  lspci | grep -i vga; lsb_release -a       use http://pastie.org to give the output
[02:15] <nejode> HaPK_PerCar, dis you run sudo blkid after you formated?
[02:15] <woody_noob> k
[02:15] <Starminn> KM0201: Alright, now this computer came with XP from Dell. They threw two more partitions on here, one being "Restore" and the other being, "Utility." How might I go about acquiring an install CD from those or would I need to order one?
[02:15] <ActionParsnip> woody_noob: hulu only runs on windows, so needs a virtualbox and a legal version of windows
[02:15] <ActionParsnip> wait...
[02:16] <HaPK_PerCar> nejode, yes that's what I did
[02:16] <Starminn> KM0201: Alternatively, could I just stick my current XP system and run it through a VM?
[02:16] <KM0201> Starminn: if you have a legitimate XP CD Key, which it sounds like you do... just find a torrent for an XP ISO.. and boot the ISO in vbox...
[02:16] <HaPK_PerCar> nejode, even copied it from the terminal
[02:16] <KM0201> Starminn: there's a way to do that, but it's very complex, i've never had luck doing it...
[02:16] <ActionParsnip> woody_noob: hulu = http://www.hulu.com/labs/hulu-desktop-linux
[02:16] <HaPK_PerCar> mprince, is that the problem? a comma?
[02:17] <mprince> HaPK_PerCar: looks like it, put one in there
[02:17] <evulhotdog> Anybody here have any experience with the cr48?
[02:17] <mckenziemc> KM0201: won't the guest OS see different hardware and refuse to use the key?
[02:17] <Starminn> KM0201: Alright, and yeah it's legit lol. Now how do the service packs work? (Actually, I should be in the #windows channel for this shouldn't I?)
[02:17] <evulhotdog> cr48help
[02:17] <mckenziemc> or use up an extra install if it's a retail key
[02:17] <KM0201> mckenziemc: nope, done it gazillions of times.. just download an XP ISO, and use your key, and it'll work just fine.
[02:17] <woody_noob> http://pastie.org/1535701
[02:17] <woody_noob> hulu works fine
[02:17] <mckenziemc> ah
[02:17] <mckenziemc> does the same go for windows 7?
[02:17] <nejode> HaPK_PerCar, if you boot from a live CD-DVD-flash.... ¿can you mount /dev/sda7?
[02:18] <ActionParsnip> evulhotdog: instead of asking for help, why not ask your real question, you will get more help
[02:18] <KM0201> mckenziemc: never done it w/ 7.. but i would assume so.
[02:18] <HaPK_PerCar> mprince, ok I'll try that
[02:18] <evulhotdog> ActionParsnip because Theres no point in asking because it may or may not be a ubuntu problem...
[02:18] <Starminn> KM0201: Where might I find my CD key by the way? Since, you know, I have no CD :)
[02:19] <ActionParsnip> evulhotdog: if its an ubuntu issue you are having in ubuntu, and not a derrivitive, ask away and we can advise
[02:19] <evulhotdog> but hey, why not try, ubuntu 10.10 wont recognize the battery unless the ac adapter is plugged in, or plugged in and unplugged to show the correct icon or information for the battery.
[02:19] <mckenziemc> Starminn: usually theres' a sticker on the side or back of your computer
[02:19] <KM0201> Starminn: once you have xp inside Vbox... you run it just like a separate PC.... so if you plan to use xp in vbox extensively, you also need to make sure it is updated(download updates w/ windows update) and also make sure it has proper antivirus/malware protection
[02:19] <HaPK_PerCar> nejode, yes
[02:19] <evulhotdog> ActionParsnip ^
[02:19] <mckenziemc> or bottom if it's a laptop
[02:19] <ActionParsnip> evulhotdog: if you just keep saying "can anyone help" not only are you scrolling the channel but you are also getting zero help
[02:19] <KM0201> Starminn: if you have no sticker on your box (usually there is ) download "Magic Key Finder"... and run it under Windows, and it will find yoru XP CD key.
[02:19] <ActionParsnip> woody_noob: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1464239
[02:20] <evulhotdog> Im not asking if anyone can help, I am trying to find someone with experience with the cr48, which is kinda doubtful.
[02:20] <ActionParsnip> evulhotdog: right click the battery  indicator and you can tell the icon to appear at all times
[02:20] <ActionParsnip> evulhotdog: is the cr48 running ubuntu?
[02:20] <evulhotdog> ActionParsnip I did that already, but it says its being charged when its not.
[02:20] <evulhotdog> ActionParsnip yes
[02:20] <Starminn> KM0201: Alright, thanks (I have plenty of stickers. Haven't touched the outside of the tower in years -- only the inside haha). Anything in particular I should be looking for regarding which ISO I get? Or do I just grab the distro of WinXP I need?
[02:21] <ActionParsnip> evulhotdog: then i suggest you submit a bug with acpi
[02:21] <evulhotdog> Okay, it happens when you dont plug it in, it wont show that its discharging
[02:21] <evulhotdog> ActionParsnip what are the chances of that being fixed?
[02:21] <nejode> HaPK_PerCar, then change nodev,nosuid, errors=remount-ro for "defaults" and try... don't like that nodev for a /home partition
[02:21] <thorbj0rn> evulhotdog: better than without a report.
[02:21] <ActionParsnip> evulhotdog: right click the charging icon and make sure the icon is told to always show
[02:21] <evulhotdog> thorbj0rn obv
[02:21] <HaPK_PerCar> nejode, ok I'll try that
[02:21] <evulhotdog> ActionParsnip thats not the problem
[02:21] <KM0201> Starminn: just grab the version of OEM XP that your key matches.. for me, it was OEM XP Home SP1... yours may well be(and probably is) different.. just make sure its the "OEM" version.
[02:22] <woody_noob> @ActionParsnip "he 855 chips suffer from a timing-sensitive memory mapping bug" this applies to my i815 as well?
[02:22] <merma> where are the firefox's temporary files located?
[02:22] <KM0201> Starminn: the only thin that sucks about doing it that way, is yoru virtual windows, will have "WIndows" and thats it... nothing more
[02:22] <Starminn> merma: I know I find mine in /tmp which saty there till you close Firefox.
[02:22] <ActionParsnip> merma: within ~/.mozilla/firefox   someplace
[02:23] <Starminn> KM0201: What do you mean, "nothing more"?
[02:23] <NTQ> how can I get the stdout of a running application which I haven't started in the terminal?
[02:23] <KM0201> Starminn: if your PC came installed w/ a bunch of software (in addition to Windows)... when you install Windows XP inside VBOX, w/ an OEM ISO you download... when you install it, it's only going to be Windows.. none of that extra software
[02:24] <ActionParsnip> woody_noob: not sure, i dont use the i815 intel chip
[02:24] <thorbj0rn> evulhotdog: try installing that? http://live.gnome.org/BatteryStatus
[02:24] <woody_noob> k. thank you
[02:24] <nejode> HaPK_PerCar, mine: http://paste.ubuntu.com/563658/
[02:24] <HeTaL> What does @ mean if it's after a directories name when I ls?
[02:24] <HeTaL> like www@
[02:24] <NTQ> I am currently installing a software over the software center and the installation progress is not ending
[02:24] <evulhotdog> thorbj0rn I think it may be a problem with acpi though :O
[02:24] <g_0_0> merma, depends on user profile but in ~/.mozilla/firefox you'll find a directory there probably ending in default, look for the cache directory in there
[02:25] <thorbj0rn> evulhotdog: kk, i'm not too well versed in the battery applet anyhow.
[02:26] <merma> thanks Starminn, ActionParsnip , g_0_0
[02:27] <Starminn> KM0201: Oh, well I'm alright with that. I delete 80% of that software I believe anyway. I'll figure out what I need I'm sure, haha. Do I really need the OEM though? Mine's XP Media Center 2005 so it's in a sort of "niche" by itself, then throw the OEM into the mix and it's hard to find anything for it
[02:27] <thorbj0rn> evulhotdog: battery-status is a seperate application from the default gnome powermanager
[02:28] <evulhotdog> I know, but I think its a problem with the OS not reading the battery information correctly when its not plugged in.
[02:28] <KM0201> hmm, if it's XP Media Center, you might need the retail edition, but if I had to guess, I'd say you need the OEM.. i dunno, i've always used the OEM for vbox, or to repair old windows machines.
[02:28] <evulhotdog> or after it was plugged in. thorbj0rn
[02:28] <someonelikeme> hey. im not able to drag and drop menu itemt to the panel any more... how to fix :o|
[02:28] <someonelikeme> hei thorbjørn. tor her :o)
[02:28] <KM0201> someonelikeme: right click the item and choose "add to panel" ;)
[02:29] <g_0_0> someonelikeme, you could try reseting the panel
[02:29] <g_0_0> !resetpanel | someonelikeme
[02:29] <Starminn> KM0201: Gotcha. OEM "just to make sure." Makes sense. Alright, I'll keep looking and I'll try to let you know how it all goes.  Thanks.
[02:29] <someonelikeme> not able to do that either right clicking open app aswell as left click
[02:29] <ubuntu> Hola
[02:29] <ubuntu> esta sala es en español?
[02:30] <thorbj0rn> !es | ubuntu
[02:30] <ubuntu> gracias
[02:30] <evulhotdog> crap, wheres a link for how to change window animations to ones like osx
[02:30] <someonelikeme> ubottu: will not that remove any of my custumisations?
[02:31] <g_0_0> someonelikeme, probably
[02:31] <someonelikeme> i dont want that
[02:31] <someonelikeme> i want to be able to continue custumate the panel
[02:32] <ActionParsnip> someonelikeme: use the right click menu
[02:32] <BeyondSora> hey guys
[02:32] <BeyondSora> so I have virtualbox installed, and arch set up as the guest OS
[02:32] <BeyondSora> now i have made my home folder shared folder with the guest OS
[02:32] <BeyondSora> but at first my arch couldnt read my home folder
[02:32] <BeyondSora> i realized the permission setting for the home folder is set as rwx to myself, and nothing to everyone else
[02:32] <FloodBot3> BeyondSora: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:32] <BeyondSora> so i chmod -R 755 to everything
[02:33] <ActionParsnip> BeyondSora: oh boy :(
[02:33] <someonelikeme> ok.. now im confused.. suddely it work fine
[02:33] <someonelikeme> thanks for help
[02:33] <BeyondSora> i am so sorry guys, didnt even realize i typed that much
[02:34] <ubuntu> #ubuntu-es
[02:35] <g_0_0> ubuntu "/join #ubuntu-es"
[02:35] <BeyondSora> umm so this is my question
[02:35] <BeyondSora> http://paste.ubuntu.com/563660/
[02:38] <realubot> thorbj0rn: The solution of my problem was to edit the avaiable-sites/default file instead of the httpd.conf file. :S The httpd.conf file was not the right file to edit using Debian system.
[02:38] <realubot> thorbj0rn: The allow,deny problem you know.
[02:39] <thorbj0rn> realubot: ahh.. i was looking into htaccess as a solution as well.. live and learn.
[02:39] <thorbj0rn> realubot: thanks for letting me know how it got solved.
[02:41] <realubot> thorbj0rn: Thanks trying to help me out on this.
[02:41] <abhijain> hey can any one help me for removing header in open office  from certain page only .
[02:43] <will2383> Hey folks... relative newbie to Linux (but not computers) having some problems installing Ubuntu to a flash drive... can anyone lend a hand?
[02:44] <abhijain> i created a doc file of 3 pages and the first page header is also showing on all pages . i just want it only on first page. how can i delete header from other pages
[02:44] <MylesMan> can I pipe terminal output or save it into gedit
[02:44] <MylesMan> ?
[02:45] <Starminn> KM0201: Do I have to burn the ISO to a disc or can I just run it straight from my HDD somehow?
[02:45] <thorbj0rn> MylesMan: if you "sudo apt-get install pastebinit" you can then pipe to it, and it will auto-upload to pastebin
[02:45] <KM0201> Starminn: no, you don't have to burn the ISO to a disk... set up vbox to boot the ISO...
[02:45] <KM0201> Starminn: did you download vbox from virtualbox.org, and install it?
[02:46] <thorbj0rn> MylesMan: for example ---> lspci | grep nvidia | pastebinit
[02:46] <MylesMan> whats pastebin a text editor
[02:46] <MylesMan> ?
[02:46] <mitch99> Anyone free to help me with this install glitch i keep having??????
[02:46] <thorbj0rn> oh no.. it's a poster.. i wasn't aware you wanted to edit
[02:47] <Starminn> KM0201: Still gotta do that. So any version so long as it's not the OSE?
[02:47] <MylesMan> no just read in an enlarged font
[02:47] <g_0_0> mylesman send output to file first then open in gedit as follows -   ls >> lstemp.txt && gedit lstemp.txt &  - if you like
[02:47] <mitch99> Can someone look at this and give me some advice... its getting frusterating. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=10434987
[02:47] <KM0201> Starminn: just download the current version of Vbox, from virtualbox.org   and make sure its not the OSE version.. i think the current version is 4.0
[02:48] <MylesMan> thx
[02:48] <luis__> CANNOT REMOVE <IP_ADDRESS> FROM THE BOOT LOADER EVEN AFTER I REMOVED ALL ENTRIES FROM SYNAPTIC PROGRAM LOADER,THIES IS USING UBUNTU 10.10
[02:49] <el_seano> luis__: CAPSLOCK MAN.  Also, try running 'update-grub' from the command line.
[02:49] <maco> luis__: afer uninstalling those, did update-grub run, mr shouty-pants?
[02:49] <BeyondSora> u have to update grub
[02:50] <el_seano> heh, mr shouty-pants.
[02:50] <v3n0x> hai
[02:50] <nejode> mitch99, have you tried removing "quiet" and "splash" from the kernel boot line?
[02:51] <mprince> mitch99: have you tried "safe graphics" option?
[02:51] <will2383> need some help installing ubuntu to a usb drive, anyone that feels like helping, please message me... tried everything, but only get a blinking cursor in the end...
[02:52] <luis__> Sorry about caps,when I try to do grub update I get sudo command for that entry does not exist sudo does not work when followed by update grub
[02:52] <ddWorld> hey guys, can anyone tell me what the second row (directly besides on the right side of the archive's rights) if you type an "ls -la" ?
[02:52] <Ubuntu_JS> http://www.canaca.com/e-mailproblems.htm  is what I see from canaca site to set up mail. One thing I am not sure is ... What is the incoming POP3 mail server should be?
[02:52] <maco> luis__: do you remember the - in 'update-grub'?
[02:52] <ddWorld> it's a number like 2 .. 4 ... o 7
[02:53] <Ubuntu_JS> says to use my domain as incoming pop3 so i set it to myaudiolisting.com
[02:53] <mitch99> MPRINCE: How do i load with safe graphics??
[02:54] <tonsofpcs> safe graphics?
[02:54] <luis__> yes. this is what I enter on command line   Sudo update-grub
[02:54] <nejode> will2383, complete install or booteable install media?
[02:54] <mprince> mitch99: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions#Changing%20the%20CD%27s%20Default%20Boot%20Options
[02:55] <mprince> mitch99: F4
[02:55] <MylesMan> it was for irw i need a button name and irw >> output.txt didnt work
[02:55] <nejode> mitch99, try erasing quiet and splash and adding "nomodeset" to the boot line
[02:55] <_Tristan> I need some image editing software that isn't gimp or inkscape. Any ideas?
[02:56] <mitch99> nejode: i will try that after i try the f4 at the load menu
[02:57] <Guest8108> hello, I cant save enviroment variables in my ~/.profile. I do this: http://pastebin.com/HdX8Ekvh
[02:57] <ddWorld> hey guys, can anyone tell me what the second row (directly besides on the right side of the archive's rights) means if you type an "ls -la" ? e.j. -rw-r--r--  1 daniel daniel     2 2011-02-07 01:15 cgiFolder.info   <--- in this case the "1"
[02:58] <Ddorda> did anyone success using Edimax EW7711USN?
[02:58] <pablocastellanos> Hi, I have a problem generating a SVG from texlive-metapost, but seems that bug #561500 is my problem http://lists.debian.org/debian-tex-maint/2009/12/msg00343.html I don’t know how to report a bug, could be a workaround??
[02:59]  * EaEnki is away reason: simple away
[02:59] <gpc> !away > EaEnki
[03:00] <esteban_> hello, I cant save enviroment variables in my ~/.profile. I do this: http://pastebin.com/HdX8Ekvh
[03:00] <maco> Ddorda: according to      info coreutils 'ls invocation'       it's the number of hardlinks
[03:01] <thorbj0rn> maco: that makes sense.. ".." has a seriously high count on in my ls
[03:01]  * EaEnki is back and was gone for 2 mins 29 secs, reason simple away
[03:01] <Vustom> Does the Ubuntu Software Center have any Voice chat software like TS3, Mumble etc?
[03:01] <Ddorda> maco: ?
[03:02]  * EaEnki is back and was gone for 2 mins 29 secs, reason simple away
[03:02] <maco> Ddorda: wrong dd<tab>
[03:02] <maco> ddWorld:  see what i said to Ddorda up there ^
[03:02]  * EaEnki is back and was gone for 2 mins 29 secs, reason simple away
[03:02] <maco> thorbj0rn: possibly one for each thing in the folder?
[03:02] <Ddorda> maco: i see a tab fail :)
[03:02] <here4thegear> http://pastebin.com/9ELjX6GE I'm trying to get imap support for php5 with no luck.
[03:02] <rww> EaEnki: please read the message you just got from ubottu.
[03:02]  * EaEnki is back and was gone for 2 mins 29 secs, reason simple away
[03:02] <LoRez> EaEnki: turn that off.
[03:02]  * EaEnki is back and was gone for 2 mins 29 secs, reason simple away
[03:02] <thorbj0rn> maco: i think it was . actually.. it seems to be universal
[03:03] <maco> thorbj0rn: my ~/Documents says 69 for . and 6 for ..
[03:03] <ActionParsnip> !info mumble | Vustom
[03:04] <thorbj0rn> maco: so you have 69 folders in ~/Documents, and 6 in ~/
[03:04] <Koopa516> How do I boot from a USB drive
[03:04] <Vustom> Is TS3 there as well?
[03:04] <Vustom> or maybe vent?
[03:04] <Vustom> mumble hates my mic
[03:04] <sacarlson> Koopa516: is the usb drive programed to boot?
[03:04] <maco> thorbj0rn: hmm i have 49 things in ~/Documents and 18 folders in ~ so...no
[03:05] <maco> thorbj0rn: im not sure how this counting works
[03:05] <ActionParsnip> !info teamspeak-client | Vustom
[03:05] <Koopa516> sacarlson, I think so, let me check
[03:05] <thorbj0rn> maco: including hidden files/folders?
[03:05] <Vustom> yay :D
[03:05] <thorbj0rn> maco: it counts .examplefolder even if it doesn't show it with the -l
[03:05] <esteban_> hello, I cant save enviroment variables in my ~/.profile. I do this: http://pastebin.com/HdX8Ekvh
[03:06] <maco> thorbj0rn: was going to say "why would i have dotfiles in ~/Documents ???" but yeah it actually does...because of vi swap files
[03:06] <thorbj0rn> doing it in / will show the same number for . as ..
[03:06] <thorbj0rn> that is what tipped me off
[03:06] <ActionParsnip> esteban_: add the exports in ~/.bashrc
[03:07] <Koopa516> Yeah, It's bottable
[03:07] <Koopa516> *Bootable
[03:07] <Vustom> I've got a Realtek HD Audio sound card and I downloaded the only Linux Sound driver off there site, if my sound doesnt work is that the right one to install?
[03:07] <git__> hello
[03:07] <ActionParsnip> Vustom: what is the output of:
[03:07] <Koopa516> sacarlson, yeah its bootable
[03:08] <NixGeek> Is ubuntu's cool'n'quiet feature hard on the cpu?  I'm a little new to overlock, etc.  this is my first build and i've only had it for a couple months.
[03:08] <ActionParsnip> Vustom: wget -O alsa-info.sh http://alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && bash ./alsa-info.sh
[03:08] <thorbj0rn> ActionParsnip: i am guessing another command prompt
[03:08] <thorbj0rn> oh..
[03:08] <Vustom> ........?
[03:08] <Vustom> english actionp, english.
[03:09] <ActionParsnip> Vustom: yes, I am from england....
[03:09] <thorbj0rn> Vustom: that downloads alsa-info.sh from their site, and runs it with the bash shell
[03:09] <Vustom> wget -O alsa-info.sh http://alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && bash ./alsa-info.sh??
[03:09] <luis__> I was able to run grub update after removing b
[03:09] <ActionParsnip> Vustom: open a terminal and run the command...
[03:09] <Vustom> I'm still on Windows...
[03:09] <Vustom> still preparing backup :D
[03:09] <Koopa516> any help?
[03:09] <Vustom> whats it do anyways?
[03:09] <Koopa516> plz?
[03:09] <thorbj0rn> Vustom: ... just boot to the liveCD and test..
[03:10] <ActionParsnip> Vustom: then you'll need to boot ubuntu to run it then, won't you
[03:10] <Vustom> what is it tho
[03:10] <Vustom> :O
[03:10] <ActionParsnip> Vustom: gives a LOT of info about sound
[03:10] <Vustom> o
[03:10] <Vustom> thanks :D
[03:10] <rww> Vustom: it downloads a diagnostics script for your sound system and runs it.
[03:10] <thorbj0rn> Vustom: i would say you have a 90% chance of your realtek card running out of the box
[03:10] <Vustom> i will put in a txt file for when i get ubuntu up
[03:10] <luis__> I was able to run grub update after removin <IP_ADDRESS> from synaptic but it still shows in bootloader
[03:10] <ActionParsnip> Vustom: which is what you are having issue with
[03:10] <Vustom> k :D
[03:10] <thorbj0rn> Vustom: you don't need nearly as many drivers as you think you do.
[03:10] <Vustom> i only have my nvidia and sound card drivers prepared
[03:11] <thorbj0rn> it is hard, at first, to let go of old windows ideas
[03:11] <Vustom> ;D
[03:11] <ActionParsnip> Vustom: it probably just needs options in the alsa-base file
[03:11] <ActionParsnip> Koopa516: just ask
[03:11] <thorbj0rn> ActionParsnip: Vustom hasn't even tried to boot; he/she is gathering drivers and install discs in preparation of booting
[03:11] <Koopa516> How do I boot from a USB drive?
[03:12] <ActionParsnip> thorbj0rn: i see
[03:12] <ActionParsnip> Koopa516: tell your BIOS to boot it
[03:12] <Vustom> thorbjorn is correct
[03:12] <Vustom> :)
[03:12] <thorbj0rn> translation -> has not experienced the glory of not needing drivers
[03:12] <thorbj0rn> seriously
[03:12] <Koopa516> How?
[03:12] <thorbj0rn> try it with NO DRIVERS.. i bet it all works
[03:12] <ActionParsnip> Koopa516: it varys wildly from system to system
[03:12] <Vustom> i want to be prepared tho, incase :D
[03:12] <NixGeek> could ubuntu's cool'n'quiet feature be hard on the cpu (switch frequencies all the time)?
[03:13] <psusi> NixGeek, no
[03:13] <Koopa516> HP Pavilion?
[03:13] <ActionParsnip> NixGeek: i'd ask in #kernel
[03:13] <thorbj0rn> Vustom: did you miss my previous several mentions of LIVECD?
[03:13] <NixGeek> psusi: thank you!
[03:13] <Vustom> nono
[03:13] <thorbj0rn> Vustom: you don't have to install it to see if it works.
[03:13] <Vustom> ;D
[03:13] <Vustom> o
[03:13] <ActionParsnip> Koopa516: do you seriously expect me to know how to boot USB on every system possible!!!!??
[03:13] <thorbj0rn> liveCD works ___without___ installing
[03:13] <Vustom> im about to install it fully in a few mins anyways
[03:13] <Vustom> i hate windowws :D
[03:13] <Koopa516> well...
[03:13] <malaphus> Can somebody running Ubuntu tell me what controls theme Ambiance uses?
[03:14] <ActionParsnip> Koopa516: thinkabout it
[03:14] <ActionParsnip> Koopa516: enter your BIOS and set the USB to be the first boot device
[03:14] <Koopa516> I'll try
[03:14] <Koopa516> thanks
[03:15] <thorbj0rn> Vustom: before you spend any more time gathering useless drivers, boot to the cd in live mode; i implore you.
[03:15] <ActionParsnip> thorbj0rn: +1
[03:15] <trinikrono> who needs drivers when you have a kernel!
[03:15] <thorbj0rn> Vustom: once you see the beauty of it, you will start collecting liveCDs like they are going out of style.
[03:16] <ActionParsnip> Vustom: try the OS before asking questions on the OS, it will show you what you actually need and dont need rather than wasting time asking questions about drivers when most of what you have will most likely already work
[03:16] <Vustom> okokok fine
[03:16] <ActionParsnip> trinikrono: ask broadcom wireless users
[03:16] <Vustom> wont ask any more questions till i try it out
[03:16] <Vustom> :D
[03:16] <trinikrono> well they are special people :D
[03:17] <lucid> Hi, I need some help
[03:17] <ActionParsnip> trinikrono: and people wanting to use proprietary video drivers and webcams
[03:17] <trinikrono> ActionParsnip: i have a ati 9550
[03:17] <ActionParsnip> lucid: ask away bro
[03:17] <lucid> Does anyone knows in which file is specified the defaault window manager?
[03:17] <ActionParsnip> trinikrono: tat'll use the open driver
[03:18] <trinikrono> ActionParsnip: it should :D
[03:18] <trinikrono> but ati says its legacy and the open drivers ..
[03:18] <trinikrono> so i might switch back to onboard
[03:18] <ActionParsnip> trinikrono: people on fancy Ati HD cards will install the proprietary driver to get decent 3D support
[03:19] <rww> lucid: sudo update-alternatives --config x-window-manager
[03:19] <grkblood> after i upgraded totem no longer puts playlists in numerical order, how do i change it back?
[03:19] <trinikrono> ActionParsnip: i had to downgrade to hardy to get 3d working at all :D
[03:19] <ActionParsnip> trinikrono: hardy dies on desktop soon
[03:19] <lucid> Let's try it!
[03:19] <rww> lucid: the default window manager is determined by the alternatives system, which maintains a set of symlinks in /etc/alternatives/. x-window-manager is part of that set.
[03:20] <trinikrono> ActionParsnip: well i tried lucid, maverick and natty
[03:20] <trinikrono> it works in hardy lol
[03:20] <lucid> I get the message: There is only one alternative in link group x-window-manager: /usr/bin/metacity Nothing to configure.
[03:20] <ActionParsnip> trinikrono: you may need an xorg.conf in the newer versions
[03:21] <lucid> why?
[03:21] <lucid> I have also compiz installed..
[03:22] <trinikrono> o.o he was talking to me lucid
[03:22] <lucid> ok
[03:23] <trinikrono> ActionParsnip: do you have any idea what to put in the xorg.conf
[03:23] <trinikrono> i mean in the device section
[03:23] <rww> lucid: you're supposed to pick between metacity and compiz within gconf, I think. I'm not sure; I don't use it.
[03:24] <ActionParsnip> trinikrono: /etc/X11 like it has been FOREVER
[03:24] <trinikrono> ActionParsnip: that is not what i am asking you
[03:24] <lucid> My problem is that I have both metacity and compiz installed, i can switch between them, but when I reboot I have no window manager running..
[03:24] <trinikrono> i am asking you if you have any idea what to put into the xorg.conf
[03:25] <trinikrono> so that the card will play nice with my ubuntu ActionParsnip
[03:25] <lucid> I think I have to specify in some file the default wm
[03:25] <ActionParsnip> trinikrono: you should run:  sudo lshw -C display   copy the product line then use it to find xorg.conf samples online
[03:25] <lucid> Which is that file?
[03:25] <trinikrono> ActionParsnip: :D thank you i did not think of that
[03:26] <ActionParsnip> lucid: in the startup items you can make a new startup item and run the window manager
[03:26] <Vustom> Ubuntu is more secure then Windows right? wont need any anti-viruses etc?
[03:26] <lucid> Wouldn't this increase boot time?
[03:27] <ActionParsnip> lucid: no more than a normal OS
 yes
[03:28] <Us3r_Unfriendly> trinikrono: kill x and gdm and go to one of the tty's and sudo Xorg -configure
[03:28] <ActionParsnip> Vustom: depends, if you have a windows system with zero internet access it is more secure than any OS
[03:28] <Vustom> :l
[03:28] <lucid> I think it would be better to restore it as it was and not to create anything extra, that's why I am asking for that kind of file
[03:28] <ActionParsnip> Vustom: your question has zero restrictions, I can think of situations for both OSes being securer, faster, whatever
[03:29] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Vustom: not true.  I recently got a java virus on my ubuntu desktop
[03:29] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Vustom: but it was cross platform so i can't hate on linux
[03:30] <Vustom> what security programs can i get for ubuntu then?
[03:30] <ActionParsnip> !firewall
[03:30] <ActionParsnip> !av
[03:30] <Vustom> o
[03:30] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Vustom: i would say you should install a antivirus, I recomend "Bitdeffender Unices"...i don't care for it's gui but it's command line is awesome
[03:31] <Vustom> Would ubuntu be less secure if i did a install side-by-side using Windows? (even though i wont use a browser on windows, only gaming.)
[03:31] <ActionParsnip> clamav rocks too
[03:31] <lucid> Does anybody know in which file is specified the default window manager?
[03:31] <Us3r_Unfriendly> ActionParsnip: i wouldn't say that...why do ppl think linux distros are invincable against hackers?
[03:31] <ActionParsnip> Vustom: what windows does is of no consequence
[03:31] <maco> lucid: i kinda doubt its in a file
[03:31] <maco> lucid: its probably system -> preferences -> startup
[03:31] <ActionParsnip> Us3r_Unfriendly: i don't, i just make ubottu give the factoid
[03:31] <rww> it's in gconf, which is technically composed of files.
[03:31] <Vustom> so it wont matter? even tho its on same hd
[03:31] <maco> rww: still?
[03:31] <ActionParsnip> Vustom: no
[03:32] <Vustom> k :D
[03:32] <Vustom> !1
[03:32] <lucid> how could i specify the wm in there?
[03:32] <maco> rww: i thought they were going to do something about the slowyness of using files?
[03:32] <rww> maco: .xml stuff in ~/.gconf/, if I remember correctly.
[03:32] <rww> maco: yeah, they're moving to dconf or something
[03:33] <arvind_khadri> lucid, gconf-editor
[03:33] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Vustom: i recomend "gufw" for a firewall and unices from bitdeffender.  i've used alot but these 2 are my fav.  gufw is the gui for ufw, and ufw is a easier way to configure iptables lol
[03:33] <lucid> in which key?
[03:33] <ActionParsnip> or if you are always behind a router you should be ok
[03:33] <Starminn> Vustom: While it is true that Windows and Ubuntu would be totally unrelated in a side-by-side, keep in mind that there are instances in which a fragmented disk due to Windows can prevent a Linux installation.
[03:34] <viewer> i have a library of media files, they keep getting pulled out of their folder organization by poorly made scripts etc, I want to chmod the existing files so that they will only be movable by root, but new files can still be added into the directories.  should i chmod the files 555 and leave the directories alone?
[03:34] <Vustom> "fragmented disk"??
[03:34] <Vustom> I will be doing a format of windows before i install ubuntu side-by-side
[03:34] <Starminn> Vustom: In my case I couldn't install Ubuntu because of that (even though I ran Disk Defrag weekly) so I ran Disk Cleanup, Disk Defrag, ScanDisk (sometimes called just CHKDSK by the system), then Disk Defrag again.
[03:34] <Us3r_Unfriendly> ActionParsnip: firewalls are sometimes not enough in my personal opinion, especially when their are apps designed to brute force them though
[03:34] <Vustom> http://beta.eset.com/linux :D
[03:35] <lucid> In which key on gcong-editor?
[03:35] <Starminn> Vustom: Yeah, in Windows your hard disk gets messed up every so often so you have to tell Windows to clean up after itself (in layman's terms).
[03:35] <Vustom> :O
[03:35] <Us3r_Unfriendly> but ubuntu is my favorite distro and i'll probably never go back to windows, unless i get unix built in
[03:35] <Incom> yes hello
[03:35] <ActionParsnip> Us3r_Unfriendly: good routers will block repeated failed connection attempts
[03:35] <thorbj0rn> Vustom: if you are going to reformat/install both OS, do windows first, then ubuntu; windows has a nasty habit of brutalizing grub/bootloader
[03:36] <person> Hey, after creating an executable using perl packer on 32-bit ubuntu I copied it over to a 64-bit server edition of ubuntu and I get the error message bash: no such file or directory when I try to run it
[03:36] <sindakus> installed ubuntu on an external for a dual boot and I get grub rescue on system start, can anyone help me?
[03:36] <Starminn> Vustom: If you're formatting the drive though then I guess it's no problem. But yeah, as thorbj0rn just said (took the words from my mouth) Do Windows first, THEN Ubuntu.
[03:36] <Incom> will aireplay-ng/airodump-ng work with an eth0 interface?
[03:37] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sindakus: what's the problem?
[03:37] <ActionParsnip> Incom: you canuse wireshark
[03:37] <thorbj0rn> Incom: you want to know if an exploit for disconnecting wifi will work with a wired connection?
[03:37] <evulhotdog> Incom those are made for wireles...
[03:37] <Incom> no
[03:37] <lucid> Maybe on Desktop->Gnome->session->required-components?
[03:37] <Incom> So, i have to set up a new interface/
[03:38] <evulhotdog> Incom what are you trying to do?
[03:38] <sindakus> Us3r_Unfriendly: well, pretty much what I said is the problem
[03:38] <Us3r_Unfriendly> ActionParsnip: when you have ppl like Incom trying to learn how to crack wifi, who's not to say he will not learn other tricks in backtrack to brute force through your network??
[03:38] <Vustom> I plan to do Windows first anyways, seeing as the reformat is built on a spare HD when it came from da factory
[03:38] <Vustom> :D
[03:38] <sindakus> Us3r_Unfriendly: I start my computer and I go into grub rescue, and have no idea how to fix it.
[03:38] <thorbj0rn> you need at least one wan device to send wireless commands.
[03:38] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sindakus: you have a live cd still?
[03:38] <van7hu> hi all,has anyone here ever developed an assembler for linux? please,give me an advices
[03:38] <Incom> Why do you assume i want to use the aircrack suite for malicious purposes?
[03:38] <ActionParsnip> Us3r_Unfriendly: i dont really worry
[03:39] <sindakus> Us3r_Unfriendly: using it right now
[03:39] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Incom: unless your using it for work, most ppl would use it for cracking wifi.  just what i know
[03:39] <ActionParsnip> Us3r_Unfriendly: i could tell them, or they can use websearches and find out just the same, what's the difference?
[03:40] <Vustom> http://dearandroidlinux.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/eset-nod32-linux.png looks good
[03:40] <Vustom> might get that if i cant find anything else
[03:40] <Starminn> Has anyone ever had any problems with installing Linux next to Windows7? I hear it sometimes fights it tooth and nail..... Will be installing it on a Win7 computer and I'm just curious what to lok out for.
[03:40] <thorbj0rn> Vustom: not really necessary.
[03:41] <Us3r_Unfriendly> ActionParsnip: i wasn't saying tell him how to use air-crack and air-dump, i was saying when the kids these days are learning these things...it'll be soon when they learn how to break through.  when i was in school i didn't learn how to set up networks and break down binary...we had oregon trail
[03:41] <Starminn> Vustom: Try Avast! Antivirus and ClamAV. Work on Windows and Linux.
[03:41] <thorbj0rn> Vustom: you should only be worried about av software when you are sharing with winblows machines
[03:41] <ActionParsnip> Starminn: i've heard of the power management / ability to wake up systems ability in Windows make network interfaces unusable in other OSes
[03:41] <Starminn> thorbj0rn: I use Avast! For files that touch Windows PCs. When sending files to others I scan them
[03:41] <Vustom> o
[03:41] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Vustom: avast is okay...
[03:42] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Vustom: gui stoped working for me, but so did clam.  cli worked nicely though
[03:42] <Starminn> Vustom: Yep. Just because YOU can't be affected by viruses doesn't mean you're not a carrier. :)
[03:42] <Vustom> o
[03:42] <ActionParsnip> Us3r_Unfriendly: i guess but its of no interest tome
[03:42] <lucid> Should I have a folder "desktop" on /  ?
[03:42] <Starminn> ("Can't" is a bad word to use..... "Highly, highly, highly unlikely" would be better.)
[03:42] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Starminn:i didn't have an issue installing ubuntu next to windows 7
[03:42] <Vustom> screw avast, they cant even keep as stable website
[03:42] <Vustom> so flow for me D:
[03:42] <Us3r_Unfriendly> lucid: nope
[03:43] <Starminn> ActionParsnip: But if you're not botting Windows that won't affect it, right? I mean in a dual-boot environment?
[03:43] <thelivingded> lucid: Did you put it there?
[03:43] <ActionParsnip> Starminn: no as it's not in the equation
[03:43] <DaGeek247> lucid no
[03:43] <Us3r_Unfriendly> lucid: you should have a home directory, but not a desktop folder
[03:43] <thorbj0rn> Vustom: check the software center before going out to individual websites.. the packages offered in the software center have been vetted for use in ubuntu, and (generally) work fine after installation
[03:43] <sindakus> so can anyone help me :c
[03:43] <Starminn> Us3r_Unfriendly: How did you go about it? Pop in the CD and let Ubuntu installer handle everything (or manually, but you see my point) or did you partition it in Windows then allocate that drive space to Ubuntu?
[03:44] <thorbj0rn> Vustom: even nvidia proprietary drivers should be available automatically
[03:44] <DaGeek247> sandakus with what?
[03:44] <Vustom> o
[03:44] <Vustom> i can get my drivers from the Ubuntu software center?
[03:44] <Vustom> :O:O:O:O
[03:45] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Starminn: i first poped in my ubuntu live cd and used gparted from there.  then i selected how much drive space i wanted to use for both.  then i used the ubuntu installer.  don't use wubi
[03:45] <thorbj0rn> or from "System > Administrator > Additional Hardware"
[03:45] <thorbj0rn> Vustom: those drivers/etc will install even in LiveCD mode. so you will see immediate results
[03:46] <Starminn> Us3r_Unfriendly: Didn't plan on doing Wubi. Alright so basically the best method for install is to partition first, then manually specifiy what to use and where? That's the only problem I've heard of, if you let the installer partition for you instead of doing it beforehand. Beforehand seems to have no problems from what I've read.
[03:46] <DaGeek247> sindakus with what?
[03:46] <sindakus> DaGeek247: messed up grub after installing ubuntu on an external
[03:46] <Vustom> k :)
[03:47] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Starminn: use gparted from the live cd to partition your drive.  then use the ubuntu installer and install on the "free space"
[03:47] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Starminn: worked fine every time for me, never a problem
[03:48] <DaGeek247> sindakus its easy to fix grub.
[03:48] <DaGeek247> !grub
[03:48] <sindakus> DaGeek24: computer also has a windows install, I've tried some stuff but haven't got anywhere.
[03:48] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Starminn: i've also used it to create a free partition on a linux machine to install windows, but i had to reinstall grub 2 since windows erased it and created it's own mbr
[03:48] <DaGeek247> use the how-to restore grub link.
[03:49] <Us3r_Unfriendly> grub 2
[03:49] <thorbj0rn> !grub2 | sindakus
[03:50] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sindakus: your the one having issues with grub, right?
[03:51] <tzaeru> huh, this is odd. going to grub boot menu at startup, I changed the boot command to mount the root as 'rw' rathern than 'ro' - it anyway mounted it as read-only.
[03:51] <LachlanH> How can I allow anybody access to my X server.
[03:51] <tzaeru> fstab's set to mount read-only but ubuntu live-cd doesn't regocnize the hard disk >_>
[03:51] <Starminn> Us3r_Unfriendly: Right, right. Okay. Thanks. Hey, while we're talking about partitions, how might I go about moving my Home folder to a partition? (and is it worth the trouble?)
[03:52] <Vustom> does anybody know if quake live works on linux? (cant seem to load quakelive.com to check)
[03:52] <pcluser> Thanks guys, for help in getting my swap file running.
[03:52] <sindakus> Us3r_Unfriendly: yeah
[03:52] <thorbj0rn> Starminn: i recently moved my /home/ to a whole other folder using a step-by-step on the ubuntu page
[03:53] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Starminn: i'm not sure exactly what you mean, but a sudo cp -r is a good start to copying.  i don't recommend using mv seeing if something goes wrong, well atleast it's a copy you moved
[03:53] <T3CHKOMMIE> hey everyone im trying to run auido over HDMI with ubuntu 10.4 lts. video works great with 1080p but no sound at all. i have a zotac nvidea ion board... help?!
[03:53] <thorbj0rn> Starminn: my mistake, it was a 3rd party site http://embraceubuntu.com/2006/01/29/move-home-to-its-own-partition/
[03:54] <g_0_0> !vnc | LachlanH
[03:54] <thorbj0rn> Us3r_Unfriendly: pointing the link /home/ to somewhere else
[03:54] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sindakus: so from a terminal in the live cd environment, mount your partition with ubuntu on it.  sudo fdisk -l will tell you where it's at
[03:54] <thorbj0rn> Us3r_Unfriendly: very useful for mounting several OS with the same /home/
[03:54] <thorbj0rn> or .. booting several OS
[03:54] <hyde> how to show all history command using history command? it only shows 500 by default ..
[03:54] <LachlanH> I mean access to open windows in my X session. I'm SSH'd into another machine and need to display a window on my local X server, which is refusing the connection.
[03:55] <Us3r_Unfriendly> thorbj0rn: i took it as he backuped his ~/ and wants to restore it
[03:55] <Laibsch> I tried to upgrade my vserver from hardy to lucid and ran into bug 701961.  Anybody have an idea how to get out of the catch22? http://launchpadlibrarian.net/62115344/update.log
[03:55] <Vustom> k time to install ubuntu, bye :D
[03:55] <g_0_0> LachlanH, is the port open?
[03:55] <Us3r_Unfriendly> hyde: less ~/.bash_history
[03:55] <LachlanH> What's the X server port?
[03:56] <hyde> Us3r_Unfriendly, I know that, I am wondering if it is possible to use history command ..
[03:56] <Us3r_Unfriendly> hyde: then i'd say trying man history
[03:56] <g_0_0> off the top of my head 6000 LachlanH
[03:56] <hyde> already did
[03:56] <Us3r_Unfriendly> hyde: why use the history command
[03:57] <sindakus> Us3r_Unfriendly: okay, I see where it is.
[03:57] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sindakus: did you mount it yet?
[03:57] <sindakus> Us3r_Unfriendly: yeah, it's mounted
[03:57] <Starminn> thorbj0rn: And was it worth it?
[03:57] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sindakus: sudo mount /dev/sda* /mnt/    replace the * with the number for your ubuntu partition
[03:58] <hyde> Us3r_Unfriendly, the file has timestamp needs to be converted, easier using history command.
[03:58] <chipor> I was wondering if there are any web developers out there I could chat with one on one for some advice?
[03:58] <sindakus> Us3r_Unfriendly: rather then sda, it's sdb, that make much difference? (other then needing to use sdb)
[03:58] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sindakus: no that's fine
[03:58] <Starminn> chipor: For one, this is off-topic, for another, it would probably help if you stated what you'd be chatting abot.
[03:58] <sindakus> Us3r_Unfriendly: alright, mounted
[03:59] <mitchell> hi.  i have a new laptop and i just installed ubuntu 10.10 and my  mouse keeps on jumping around like crazy.  it is really awful
[03:59] <river> hi
[03:59] <Falstius> I've been handed a USB drive formatted as HFS+.  It seems journaled HFS isn't supported RW without the force option. Has anyone tried this and had their data survive?
[03:59] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sindakus: where's did you mount it, it's important for me so i can tell you the correct command.  sudo mount -l will tell you
[04:00] <thorbj0rn> Starminn: yes, for my aforementioned reason of being able to install another OS, and point it's /home/ to the same partition..
[04:00] <thorbj0rn> Starminn: it is akin to having your "My Documents" folder on another drive in winblows
[04:00] <thorbj0rn> with more benefits
[04:01] <Starminn> thorbj0rn: Right, right, I understand the concept lol, I'm just thinking about if it makes sense to do that on a daily used machine. Although, I guess if you just threw a symmlink up there your home folder would still be at "~" correct?
[04:01] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sindakus: where's did you mount it, it's important for me so i can tell you the correct command.  sudo mount -l will tell you
[04:02] <sindakus> Us3r_Unfriendly: http://pastebin.com/SbWFWwDh
[04:02] <thorbj0rn> Starminn: yeah, part of the process layed out in that walk-thru is editting fstab to remap /home/
[04:02] <Starminn> thorbj0rn: Gotcha, thanks.
[04:03] <Starminn> I'm trying to set up a Virtual MAchine but it keeps telling me there is "no bootable medium found." Suggestions?
[04:03] <thorbj0rn> Starminn: as far as the OS is concerned, it is business as usual.. when i surf around in Nautilus, my free space changes depending on which physical drive i am looking at, but other than that i have not noticed anything.
[04:03] <Starminn> thorbj0rn: Makes sense. Thanks.
[04:05] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sindakus: you have sdb1 and sdb5...both are in a ext 4 so it makes it hard to determin each out.   type in a terminal:   sudo ls -a /mnt/home/   is that the one or is it mounted in the /media/ directory
[04:05] <manlymatt83> What's a good scanner with ubuntu support?
[04:06] <Us3r_Unfriendly> manlymatt83: scanner??
[04:06] <Us3r_Unfriendly> for what manlymatt83
[04:06] <sindakus> Us3r_Unfriendly: it says 'newton' inside, I guess that is the linux one
[04:06] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sindakus: is that your user name in ubuntu?
[04:06] <sindakus> Us3r_Unfriendly: yes
[04:07] <Us3r_Unfriendly> hold on....i got alot of typing lol
[04:08] <thorbj0rn> manlymatt83: XSane supports a wide variety of scanners
[04:08] <manlymatt83> thorbj0rn: what's one you would recommend?
[04:08] <thorbj0rn> http://www.sane-project.org/sane-mfgs.html
[04:09] <sindakus> Us3r_Unfriendly: if it makes a difference sdb5 is on sdb1 (sdb1 is the external)
[04:09] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sindakus: sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt/ /dev/sdb   ...then after you reboot you be rebooted in ubuntu without no option for windows.  after you booted in your ubuntu desktop, type in a terminal:  update-grub2
[04:09] <thorbj0rn> manlymatt83: polling is frowned upon here; everyone has a 'best' device.
[04:10] <manlymatt83> okay, sorry
[04:10] <thorbj0rn> manlymatt83: i have personally only used lexmark, and hp scanner/copiers with ubuntu
[04:10] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sindakus: you want to use the one that ubuntu is installed on.  if ubuntu is installed on your external, you that...but if it's in your /mnt/ directory than that should work
[04:10] <thorbj0rn> manlymatt83: neither one seemed to work better or worse than the other, SANE made full use of their various features.
[04:11] <ubuntu> ;
[04:12] <Da|Mummy> how to install gnutls?
[04:12] <sindakus> Us3r_Unfriendly: okay, I'm going to restart and give this a try, brb
[04:12] <Us3r_Unfriendly> okay sindakus hope it works
[04:12] <manlymatt83> thanks
[04:13] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Da|Mummy: which one are you looking for
[04:13] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Da|Mummy: sudo apt-cache search gnutls
[04:13] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Da|Mummy: you might want to | grep that too
[04:13] <Ubuntu_JS> how do i update my ssl certificate on my server?
[04:14] <Announcement> ubuntu in t- 3m
[04:14] <thorbj0rn> hah
[04:15] <Ubuntu_JS> my cert is located in /home/main/
[04:15] <Announcement> is goo.gl affiliated with google.com
[04:15] <Announcement> ubuntu in 1m20s
[04:16] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Announcement: thnx for the announcement
[04:16] <thorbj0rn> Announcement: yes, it is.
[04:17] <Starminn> I'm trying to set up a Virtual Machine but it keeps telling me there is "no bootable medium found." Suggestions?
[04:17] <fizy[laptop]> does any one know of anti virus software for ubuntu??? i need it for my ipod. it got a virus from my pc, and it locks up my pc whenever i plug it in. but it works fine on linux
[04:17] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Starminn: what virtual box are you using
[04:17] <fizy[laptop]> this is like an emergancy here
[04:17] <Starminn> fizy[laptop]: ClamAV and Acast! are the only two I know of
[04:18] <Starminn> Avast!*
[04:18] <fizy[laptop]> thank you so mucj
[04:18] <Us3r_Unfriendly> fizy[laptop]: i recommend unices from bitdeffender
[04:18] <fizy[laptop]> what?
[04:18] <Homefix> this message is coming from ubuntu installed on an evo cellphone
[04:18] <Us3r_Unfriendly> fizy[laptop]: bitdeffenders antivirus for linux machines...called unices
[04:18] <Us3r_Unfriendly> very, very good command line options
[04:18] <Starminn> Us3r_Unfriendly: VirtualBox 4.0.2 or 4.2.0 or something along those lines. :)
[04:18] <thorbj0rn> Homefix: you have won 3 internets!
[04:19] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Starminn: now did you download it from the repos or the sun site?
[04:19] <Starminn> From the Sun site which then triggered Software Center to install it.
[04:19] <Us3r_Unfriendly> okay
[04:19] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Starminn: now did you add your self to the vbox group??
[04:20] <fizy[laptop]> is unices free?
[04:20] <Homefix> coolest thing thank u
[04:20] <Us3r_Unfriendly> fizy[laptop]: unices is free but you have to sign up for it so you can download it.  same with avast
[04:21] <thorbj0rn> fizy[laptop]: If you agree to use it on your home computers only, you can have it for free - that's free as in freeware, not Richard Stallman free.
[04:21] <thorbj0rn> fizy[laptop]: got that from the dl site
[04:21] <fizy[laptop]> i just need it to put on my laptop so i can get a virus off my ipod
[04:21] <Starminn> Us3r_Unfriendly: No. How might I check that or do that?
[04:21] <fizy[laptop]> im not going commercial or amythiong
[04:21] <g_0_0> LachlanH, do you not just have to add -X switch to your ssh login ?
[04:21] <AbhijiT> !clamav
[04:21] <thorbj0rn> fizy[laptop]: then the short answer is yes, it is free.
[04:22] <sindakus> Us3r_Unfriendly: didn't work - would it have something to do with the ubuntu not being on the same disk as the main disk?
[04:22] <AbhijiT> fizy[laptop], clamav is free antivirus
[04:22] <thorbj0rn> fizy[laptop]: http://www.bitdefender.com/business/antivirus-for-unices.html
[04:22] <fizy[laptop]> screw the signup. bugmenot.com, here i come!!!
[04:23] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sindakus: where exactly is you ubuntu located on...your drive or your external drive???
[04:23] <sindakus> Us3r_Unfriendly: external. windows & etc are on the main disk.
[04:23] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Starminn: sudo cat /etc/group
[04:23] <Us3r_Unfriendly> see if you are Starminn
[04:24] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Starminn: it'll be under vboxusers:x:124:-your-user-name-
[04:24] <fizy[laptop]> where the hell is the bloody clamam download link???
[04:24] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sindakus: okay, i thought it was on your main drive
[04:24] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sorry
[04:25] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sindakus: go back to you live cd environment
[04:25] <sindakus> Us3r_Unfriendly: that's what I'm on now.
[04:25] <Us3r_Unfriendly> fizy[laptop]: it should be in the repos
[04:25] <Us3r_Unfriendly> clam that is.  avast and unices are not in the repos.  I don't know why though
[04:26] <Starminn> Us3r_Unfriendly: I've only got vboxusers:x:126: (and I'm not in it. My name on my comp isn't Starminn, but I know what you're trying to say)
[04:26] <fizy[laptop]> what repo? the only experiance i have with repos is with bitbucket and mercurial for some doftware im wrinting
[04:26] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Starminn: then your going to want to add yourself
[04:26] <AbhijiT> clamam?
[04:26] <AbhijiT> whats taht?
[04:26] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sindakus: hold on lol
[04:26] <AbhijiT> fizy[laptop], its clamav its in repo sudo apt-get install clamav
[04:26] <bullgard4> I upgraded to Grub 2 after having deleted a partition named detlef2. When booting Grub 2 tells me: "The hard disk ~/detlef2 is not yet ready or does not exist. You can still wait; press S to surpass mounting , or M to recover." What Grub 2 configuration file do I have to edit to get rid of this message?
[04:26] <fizy[laptop]> thank you so much
[04:27] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Starminn: system>administration>users and groups are the easiest way.  personally i just edit that file you saw
[04:27] <fizy[laptop]> gah! why does my sudo password have to be so long???
[04:27] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sindakus: is your /dev/sdb1 mounted...and is that your external??
[04:28] <AbhijiT> fizy[laptop], how about 'a'?
[04:28] <fizy[laptop]> a twelve diget number is secure, but a pain in the ass
[04:28] <Us3r_Unfriendly> bullgard4: i'd recomend reinstalling grub2.  i'm telling sindakus how to right now
[04:29] <fizy[laptop]> ok. how do i launch up clamav?
[04:29] <bullgard4> !language | fizy[laptop]
[04:29] <fizy[laptop]> sorry guys
[04:29] <w1n5ton> Is it possible to boot an external hard drive in virtualbox?
[04:29] <Starminn> Us3r_Unfriendly: Just stick my name in there?
[04:29] <rww> a twelve digit number isn't a very secure password :\
[04:29] <AbhijiT> fizy[laptop], man clamav
[04:29] <bullgard4> Us3r_Unfriendly: You are telling nonsense.
[04:29] <Us3r_Unfriendly> bullgard4: why is that?
[04:30] <sicknote> a twelve digit number is less secure than twelve characters from a-z (which is also easier to remember)
[04:30] <kaushal> hi
[04:30] <kaushal> is there a way to set "Open Terminal" when i right click on the desktop on 10.10 ?
[04:30] <fizy[laptop]> man clamav doesnt work. clamav is unknown command
[04:30] <sindakus> Us3r_Unfriendly: moment - gotta figure out what all the drives are
[04:30] <AbhijiT> kaushal, shal
[04:30] <AbhijiT> aaaah
[04:30] <AbhijiT> kaushal, wait
[04:30] <fizy[laptop]> my twelve diget number is just 2 old locker combos :P
[04:30] <fizy[laptop]> pretty easy to remember
[04:31] <fizy[laptop]> specially since i use it for EVERYTHING
[04:31] <thorbj0rn> fizy[laptop]: did you do ' sudo apt-get install clamav ' first?
[04:31] <fizy[laptop]> yes
[04:31] <AbhijiT> kaushal, http://techthrob.com/2009/03/02/howto-add-items-to-the-right-click-menu-in-nautilus/
[04:31] <AbhijiT> bye
[04:31] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Starminn: if your in your users and groups, click "Manage Groups", then scroll down to vboxusers and double click it.  then there will a box you can tic...tic that box
[04:31] <thorbj0rn> fizy[laptop]: try 'clamav --help'
[04:31] <Us3r_Unfriendly> bullgard4: are you trollin?
[04:31] <fizy[laptop]> alex@alex-laptop:~$ clamav --help
[04:31] <fizy[laptop]> No command 'clamav' found, did you mean:
[04:31] <fizy[laptop]>  Command 'klamav' from package 'klamav' (universe)
[04:31] <fizy[laptop]> clamav: command not found
[04:31] <fizy[laptop]> no good
[04:31] <FloodBot3> fizy[laptop]: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:31] <Starminn> Us3r_Unfriendly: Nah I just added my name in the file. Anyway, so I'm in the group now (just ran the cat command again and I'm in).
[04:31] <Us3r_Unfriendly> fizy[laptop]: sudo apt-get install clamav
[04:32] <fizy[laptop]> and before you bots get your panties in a wad, it was four lines. get over ir
[04:32] <fizy[laptop]> i did
[04:32] <fizy[laptop]> it*
[04:32] <sindakus> Us3r_Unfriendly: from what I can guess, sdb1 is the main disk, sdd5 is the ubuntu partition, and I'm not exactly sure what the external itself is.
[04:32] <thorbj0rn> i use klamav :D
[04:32] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Starminn: i believe you have to reboot to have it take effect
[04:32] <sicknote> hahaha i was waiting for another fourth line there.
[04:32] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Starminn: then it should reconise usb devices
[04:32] <thorbj0rn> fizy[laptop]: try "sudo apt-get install klamav"
[04:33] <Starminn> Us3r_Unfriendly: I'm setting it up from an ISO on my filesystem.
[04:33] <Rubel> You folks ever seen NFS4 mount successfully, but can't see any files or directories under the mount point? Hardy server, Lucid client.
[04:33] <thorbj0rn> fizy[laptop]: then it shows up in Applications > Accessories
[04:33] <sicknote> sorry to butt in, but 'sudo apt-get install clamav' didn't work?
[04:33] <fizy[laptop]> nopw
[04:34] <fizy[laptop]> it installed, but didnt work
[04:34] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Starminn:    sudo lshw        sudo lsusb        sudo dmidecode   should all help tell you what is what.  what's the brand name of your external
[04:34] <Guest71437> quit
[04:34] <Guest71437> oops
[04:34] <Us3r_Unfriendly> fizy[laptop]: what version of ubuntu are you using???
[04:34] <fizy[laptop]> 10.04
[04:34] <Guest43388> i have a gigaware composite-to-usb video converter. where can i find the streams
[04:35] <thorbj0rn> fizy[laptop]: http://uppix.net/2/e/1/a43ebb851b816daa63f143dc7f525.png
[04:35] <Guest43388> i have a gigaware composite-to-usb video converter. where can i find the streams
[04:35] <Guest43388> i have a gigaware composite-to-usb video converter. where can i find the streams
[04:35] <Guest43388> i have a gigaware composite-to-usb video converter. where can i find the streams
[04:35] <thorbj0rn> fizy[laptop]: that is klamav in action
[04:35] <FloodBot3> Guest43388: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:35] <Us3r_Unfriendly> fizy[laptop]: what happens when you type in:   sudo apt-cache search klamav  ?
[04:35] <Starminn> Us3r_Unfriendly: It's nothing external. Nothing at all external anywhere. It's an ISO from my ~/Downloads folder.
[04:35] <Da|Mummy> Us3r_Unfriendly, im trying to get ssl working over usenet, and apparently i need gnutls, not sure how to install and which one
[04:35] <fizy[laptop]> well that says clam tk
[04:35] <Guest43388> i have a gigaware composite-to-usb video converter. where can i find the streams
[04:36] <sicknote> klamav is kde.. wouldn't you be better served installing clamav & clamtk (clamavs gui)
[04:36] <rww> Guest43388: stop repeating your question and be patient
[04:36] <LoRez> Guest43388: you already said that 3 times.
[04:36] <maco> LoRez: 4
[04:36] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Starminn: it's a mounted iso, is what your saying correct?
[04:36] <thorbj0rn> sicknote: couldn't find clamav in the software center or apt-get
[04:36] <LoRez> apparently
[04:36] <Starminn> I downloaded it to my disk.
[04:37] <Us3r_Unfriendly> clam isn't my fav...been a few years since i've used it
[04:37] <fizy[laptop]> thorbj0rn, what version of ubunu is that in the pic?
[04:37] <sicknote> " sudo aptitude install clamav" ? its strange because i just installed a few minutes ago :p
[04:37] <fizy[laptop]> because it looks totally VA
[04:37] <fizy[laptop]> BA*
[04:37] <sindakus> Us3r_Unfriendly: mind if I pm you to lower confusion?
[04:38] <bullgard4> I upgraded to Grub 2 after having deleted a partition named detlef2. When booting Grub 2 tells me: "The hard disk ~/detlef2 is not yet ready or does not exist. You can still wait; press S to surpass mounting , or M to recover." What Grub 2 configuration file do I have to edit to get rid of this message?
[04:38] <thorbj0rn> fizy[laptop]: that is 10.10, using cairo-dock for my bottom panel; i can't remember the theme name.
[04:38] <fizy[laptop]> ah
[04:38] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Starminn: mount you ubuntu partition then your going to have to find out where it's mounted on and then what it is...like /dev/sdb{}
[04:38] <Guest43388> how do you start uinput on lucid
[04:38] <thorbj0rn> fizy[laptop]: cairo-dock is the bomb.
[04:38] <Starminn> Us3r_Unfriendly: I am on Ubuntu right now.
[04:38] <Us3r_Unfriendly> lol i think i'm getting confused
[04:38] <sindakus> you are, haha
[04:38] <fizy[laptop]> man, i should put 10.10 on here
[04:39] <sprung> e
[04:39] <fizy[laptop]> i only installed linux on this machine abpout 3 weeks ago
[04:39] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Starminn: is the one with virtual box and sindakus: is the one with grub2 correct
[04:39] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sorry guys
[04:39] <Us3r_Unfriendly> long day
[04:39] <fizy[laptop]> not that much data to transfer over
[04:39] <thorbj0rn> fizy[laptop]: i've been running cairo-dock since 9.10
[04:39] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Starminn: no wonder i was getting really confused...when you said no external, i was like what?
[04:40] <Guest43388> how do you start uinput on 10.10
[04:40] <Us3r_Unfriendly> feel free to om me
[04:40] <Us3r_Unfriendly> *pm
[04:40] <thorbj0rn> fizy[laptop]: listed in the software center as "cairo-glx" for the openGL version
[04:40] <fizy[laptop]> so how would i use klamav to virus scan my ipod?
[04:40] <Us3r_Unfriendly> fizy[laptop]: i didn't have real good luck with ipods and linux
[04:40] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sorry
[04:40] <fizy[laptop]> i just need to anti virus scan it
[04:41] <fizy[laptop]> nautilus loads it perfectly and all
[04:41] <sicknote> you would scan it as any other external drive afaik
[04:41] <thorbj0rn> fizy[laptop]: plug it in, open klamav, click Advanced > Preferences, set it to scan all files/folders inside a folder
[04:41] <Us3r_Unfriendly> fizy[laptop]: sudo mount -l
[04:41] <Us3r_Unfriendly> fizy[laptop]: that'll show you where it's mounted.  then scan it there
[04:41] <Da|Mummy> Us3r_Unfriendly, im trying to get ssl working over usenet, and apparently i need gnutls, not sure how to install and which one
[04:42] <Guest43388> how to fix uinput
[04:42] <thorbj0rn> fizy[laptop]: quit preferences, click the big Directory bitton, and then pick the ipod from the nautilus dialog.
[04:42] <fizy[laptop]> can i just skip the setup?
[04:42] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Da|Mummy: search on synaptic on that...i'm haven't used this before so i might not be great help to you
[04:43] <Starminn> Us3r_Unfriendly: Right. ~/Downloads is where it's coming from
[04:43] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sorry'
[04:43] <l1nuxman> shoudn't this work? sudo rsync -azivv -e ssh /var/www/test user@domain.ca:/www/website/
[04:43] <fizy[laptop]> or just use the defaults for the quarentine and sig database?
[04:43] <thorbj0rn> fizy[laptop]: it will only scan folders in the root of the ipod's storage area if you don't do the setup stuff in preferences
[04:43] <thorbj0rn> oh.. that setup
[04:43] <thorbj0rn> use defaults, should be fine
[04:43] <fizy[laptop]> i mean the 1st run stuff
[04:43] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Starminn: pm me and your the one with the virtualbox issue?
[04:43] <l1nuxman> when I try it , it asks for password and looks like it connects and then hangs...
[04:44] <Linda> Hi, How can i star apps minimized,is there a way to do this by fixin the way shortcuts execute or any suggestion
[04:44] <Guest43388> sudo apt-get install xchat
[04:44] <Guest43388> sorry not terminal
[04:44] <fizy[laptop]> where is the preferences thingy again?
[04:44] <thorbj0rn> fizy[laptop]: advanced menu item
[04:45] <brunner> g_0_0, nejode: I tried the noacpi kernel parameter as you suggested, but my system still locks up at this point: http://tinyurl.com/6a2dhg8
[04:45] <brunner> nejode, g_0_0: do you have any other ideas as to what I can try?
[04:45] <Gnea> Linda: depends on the app
[04:45] <fizy[laptop]> i dont see advanced
[04:46] <thorbj0rn> fizy[laptop]: try CTRL-P
[04:46] <fizy[laptop]> nope
[04:46] <thorbj0rn> wierd
[04:49] <thorbj0rn> fizy[laptop]: http://uppix.net/2/e/1/a43ebb851b816daa63f143dc7f525.png is what i did
[04:49] <brunner> Does anyone know why my system would be locking up at this point? http://tinyurl.com/6a2dhg8 It's a fresh install on a Sony Vaio laptop.
[04:49] <shyguy1188> hi will anybody please help in gaining interest and command over ubuntu? any tips and tricks for a beginner  like me
[04:49] <fizy[laptop]> thats clamatk
[04:49] <fizy[laptop]> clamtj*
[04:49] <fizy[laptop]> clamtk**
[04:49] <fizy[laptop]> i have klamav
[04:49] <thorbj0rn> ahh. ffs gui for klamav
[04:50] <thorbj0rn> gah.. sorry channel
[04:50] <fizy[laptop]> ah well, ill just wing it
[04:50] <shyguy1188> i've learn talking on irc, now bit more help needed
[04:50] <Da|Mummy> how to install  gnutls to get ssl working?
[04:50] <brunner> Are there any paid support options for home users?
[04:50] <l1nuxman> shoudn't this work? sudo rsync -azivv -e ssh /var/www/test user@domain.ca:/www/website/
[04:50] <l1nuxman> when I try it , it asks for password and looks like it connects and then hangs...
[04:51] <fizy[laptop]> should i put my ipod into disk mode before i scan it?
[04:51] <Da|Mummy> i need ssl for usenet
[04:51] <Linda> hi again,,,,appending --start-in-tray,,, is that how i can star apps minimized
[04:51] <thorbj0rn> fizy[laptop]: no clue
[04:51] <fizy[laptop]> ill ask on #apple
[04:52] <Gnea> Linda: again, it depends on the app.
[04:52] <Linda> Gnea, ok lets says is thunderbird
[04:53] <thorbj0rn> Linda: man thunderbird
[04:53] <Gnea> Linda: on 10.10?
[04:53] <Gnea> thorbj0rn: wrong answer
[04:53] <Linda> yes
[04:53] <romeo> lind
[04:53] <Linda> Gnea, Yes
[04:54]  * fizy[laptop] 's good idea number 9 this week: plug your laptop into a power source before you anti virus scan
[04:54] <fizy[laptop]> yes
[04:54] <fizy[laptop]> number 9
[04:54] <iszak> Can someone read me in on iptables.
[04:54] <fizy[laptop]> its been a gooooooooooood week
[04:55] <Gnea> Linda: I think you want alltray
[04:55] <Gnea> !info alltray
[04:55] <bullgard4> brunner: It looks like that your firewire system is at fault. Disable it as a test.
[04:56] <zairo> hi. ubuntu server 10.10. SSL issue. Error message https RSA server certificate is a CA certificate (BasicConstraints: CA == TRUE !?). any guide?
[04:56] <Linda> Gnea, i can make thunderbird go to tray,i wan it to start minimized
[04:56] <Gnea> !server | zairo
[04:57] <Gnea> Linda: tray and minimized are 2 different things
[04:58] <Gnea> Linda: but in the tray, it's not maximized
[04:59] <g_0_0> brunner does your machine boot from a live cd ?
[04:59] <Gnea> Linda: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=414714
[04:59] <Linda> Gnea, so they start in tray normally,and i click to open app
[04:59] <Gnea> Linda: yes
[04:59] <supercom32> Has anyone here used Pure-ftpd with Ubuntu before? I'm trying to get it running using the -K option, but that doesn't seem to work.
[05:00] <Starminn> Linda: You mean you want Thunderbird to be in the place of Evolution?