[16:11] <ooboontoo> meanieface: I am downloading Kubuntu 9.04 and gonna install it. I hope this works..
[16:11] <flecharota> sabeis como conecto oftopic?
[16:11] <hxwxwhxhxa> rohtie : i tried, and when i tryed to install them, i get error "Dependency not satisfiable"
[16:11] <Pici> flecharota: /join #ubuntu-es-offtopic
[16:11] <flecharota> gracias pici
[16:12] <rohtie> hxwxwhxhxa: Then youll probably have to download their dependencies too ^^
[16:12] <flecharota>  /join #ubuntu-es-offtopic
[16:12] <ooboontoo> meanieface, because this is 4 days of searching and looking through bug reports and asking for help. for something as simple as changing the backlight brightness
[16:12] <Ceil> What would make a computer go unresponsive besides over-heating?
[16:12] <rohtie> Anyone know how to dissable speakers when headphones are plugged in?
[16:12] <hxwxwhxhxa> rohtie: but i dunno what are their dependencies :(
[16:12] <rohtie> hxwxwhxhxa: They are packages needed by your package
[16:12] <flecharota>  /join #ubuntu-es-offtopic
[16:12] <jbicha> Happy 5th Birthday!
[16:12] <conb123> Ceil: To many processes?
[16:13] <meanieface> ooboontoo: i can understand your pain, it's buggin the crap outta me and it's not even my problem
[16:13] <flecharota> como cambio d canal plis
[16:13] <Fenix1> where can i learn bash shell use
[16:13] <rohtie> hxwxwhxhxa: It's like baking a cake. You will need multiple igrediens
[16:13] <apparle> I want to compile a package with g++ 3.4 how to
[16:13] <hxwxwhxhxa> rohtie: and where i can see wich packages need my packages? loL
[16:13] <meanieface> ooboontoo: 4 days would be way past my threshold
[16:13] <equinox_> oki couple of questions?
[16:13] <equinox_> 1-why the heck after this many years, ubuntu, hasn't found a way of keeping the packages up to date..
[16:13] <ooboontoo> meanieface like i said, I wouldnt mind if it was 100% all the time, but its not even picking up its own settings, and doing whatever the hell it wants
[16:13] <equinox_> 2- what the F*CK is that software center.. like... WTF?
[16:13] <equinox_> 3- after all this time, still problems such as flash, and drivers..
[16:13] <equinox_> 4- after all this time, still a weird Boot up, why don't they FIRE GRUB...
[16:13] <FloodBot3> equinox_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:13] <ooboontoo> meanieface I might try Arch
[16:13] <rohtie> hxwxwhxhxa: You will find out when you try to install the packages needed by your packages
[16:14] <Alex3nder> Pici, that is a dead channel you gave me... btw.. how long does a usual response take on launchpad answers...??
[16:14] <Ceil> conb123: Maybe I should be more specific.  The computer is my server.  The load has never been ever .5  It is very modest hardware but it just has almost nothing to do.  I leave it on (and headless) and it sits under the desk.  Inevitably it gets completely frozen every 1 - 3 days and I have to restart it.  It's not over-heating.  Any ideas?
[16:14] <rsk> equinox_: do you expect an answear or do you just want to complan?
[16:14] <hxwxwhxhxa> rohtie : it does not say, dude, it is just that freaking error
[16:14] <rohtie> How do i disable my speakers?
[16:14] <rsk> complain*
[16:14] <rsk> rohtie: unpluc the cord
[16:14] <rsk> unplug. bah fin keyboard.
[16:14] <rohtie> hxwxwhxhxa: Then you're pretty fucked
[16:14] <equinox_> rsk just complain..  dont think there are answers to that
[16:14] <Pici> Alex3nder: Most channels aren't as busy as this one, and I don't use asnwers, so I'm afraid I can't answer that one.
[16:14] <rohtie> rsk: They are laptop speakers
[16:14] <hxwxwhxhxa> rohtie: thanks :)
[16:14] <rsk> equinox_: there is, would you be intrested?
[16:14] <Pici> rohtie: Please mind your language here.
[16:14] <ruby_on_tails> hello
[16:15] <rohtie> Pici: Sorry
[16:15] <equinox_> sure bless me.. rsk
[16:15] <rohtie> hxwxwhxhxa: YOu should try aksing someone else. I'm still a newbie :3
[16:15] <conb123> Ceil: Well how long have you had it maybe some of the components have just gone bad
[16:15] <hxwxwhxhxa> rohtie: ok, thanks anyway!
[16:15] <Alex3nder> Pici thanks anyway! :)
[16:15] <jrib> apparle: http://www.gnu.org/software/autoconf/manual/autoconf.html#Defining-Variables
[16:15] <ruby_on_tails> I want to know about the practical uses and power of bash scripting, anyone can let me know a good reading material ?
[16:15] <rsk> equinox_: packages are updated twice a year, with some exceptions. like firefox usually gets a new version when it's out. + all other packages always gets security updates.
[16:15] <rohtie> does anyone know how i can disable my speakers when my headphones are plugged in?
[16:16] <prince_jammys> ruby_on_tails: /join #bash
[16:16] <hxwxwhxhxa> how can i solve error "Dependency not satisfied"?
[16:16] <rsk> equinox_: software center is just a publicity stunt i think, but it works good i think.
[16:16] <jrib> ruby_on_tails: tldp.org ask #bash too
[16:16] <hxwxwhxhxa> how can i solve error "Dependency not satisfiable"?
[16:16] <ruby_on_tails> aah k thanks
[16:16] <rsk> equinox_: what problems with drivers? also flash it not ubuntu's fault it's adobe who make it.
[16:16] <Ceil> conb123: It is probably 7 or 8 years old.  I have only owned it for 2 months.  Most recently I had it up for 3 days.  I suspect (as is the pattern) if I rebooted it right now it would run fine for at least a couple hours.  What components going bad would cause a problem like this??
[16:16] <rsk> equinox_: and what do you mean by weird boot?
[16:17] <SPhcT> i have 3 hard drives pluged in but i cant mount them can u say comand what can mount?
[16:17] <hxwxwhxhxa> how can i solve error "Dependency not satisfiable"?
[16:17] <khtaam> hxwxwhxhxa, have you downloaded a deb file?
[16:17] <Ziber> What would I do about http://zpaste.org/388 ?
[16:17] <rohtie> hxwxwhxhxa: I just thought of something. YOu could search for the package on the internet. Their dependencies are mostly there
[16:17] <hxwxwhxhxa> khtaam: yes
[16:17] <equinox_> rsk, for example, since xp, have nver been successful with dual boot..
[16:17] <nickapalooza> Ceil: most likely the HDD, possibly some RAM
[16:17] <hxwxwhxhxa> rohtie: ok
[16:17] <conb123> Ceil: Well hard drives start to break enevtually
[16:17] <jrib> ruby_on_tails: http://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/using/bash is kind of interesting to go through and understand some of the complicated ones
[16:17] <andypiper> is the Ubuntu One service enabled yet? when I start the app on Karmic it sends me to a launchpad auth page, but clicking ok returns an error
[16:17] <equinox_> rsk you install and setup grub to pick up your windows partition
[16:17] <SPhcT> need help with hard drives
[16:18] <Pici> Alex3nder : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[16:18] <khtaam> hxwxwhxhxa,  run: sudo dpkg -i <debfile> in i terminal
[16:18] <SPhcT> how can i mount them manualy..
[16:18] <Pici> Alex3nder: sorry, mistab
[16:18] <mayajowo> alow
[16:18] <equinox_> once you reboot, and boot back into ubunut, windows won't start any more
[16:18] <Ceil> conb123: nickapalooza:  Great!  Thanks guys! :)  I was baffled because none of my logs had any errors.  I'll try replacing those parts first.  Thanks again! :)
[16:18] <hxwxwhxhxa> khtaam: and this will install it without any questions? xD
[16:18] <Pici> andypiper: #ubuntu+1 for Karmic issues please.
[16:18] <nickapalooza> Ceil: np
[16:18] <rsk> equinox_: i've never had that problem so i can't give any insight on it
[16:18] <khtaam> hxwxwhxhxa, no, but it should show the dependencys
[16:18] <Ziber> What would I do about http://zpaste.org/388 ?
[16:19] <hxwxwhxhxa> khtaam: haha, okay, going to try it
[16:19] <apparle> jrib: I have downloaded a source and compiling it.... and the site says use 3.4 .....so what to do
[16:19] <jrib> apparle: did you read the link I gave you that answers your question?
[16:19] <skuld> does anybody know what the terminal command is to see my iptables?
[16:19] <SPhcT> Pici kac you say how mount if i get eror m unable to mount volume storge
[16:19] <andypiper> Pici: thanks
[16:19] <LuciusMare> Hello,when i want to print something,everything black is printed in small lines,not one big black area,but like 3 lines per inch.I have Epson stylus DX4000.
[16:19] <jrib> !iptables > skuld
[16:19] <Pici> SPhcT: I'm not sure what you're asking.
[16:20] <mayajowo> ubuntu
[16:20] <Ceil> skuld: sudo iptables -L
[16:20] <skuld> sometimes I hate mirc.  I don't see any pm's
[16:20] <SPhcT> Pici so i have 3 hard drives from windows and i want save files but i cant mount one..
[16:20] <jrib> skuld: use a decent client then...
[16:20] <nickapalooza> skuld: sounds should let you know?
[16:20] <conb123> So guys do you know of any way i can convert my ext4 partition to ext3 in jaunty?
[16:20] <equinox_> rsk also another weird thing, whenver i turn off by computer, there's this screen that comes up, as if the screen was dead
[16:20] <LuciusMare> anyone,please?
[16:21] <mugwort13> Has anyone had problems with file permissions when uploading to a windows based web server?
[16:21] <equinox_> rsk it shows up like some black patches, with some yellow white.,
[16:21] <apparle> jrib: did not understand it..... and there is a package gcc-3.4 but there is not package like g++-3.4
[16:21] <equinox_> rsk can't quite explain.. you know what.. will comeback with a better compiled list of the troubles and details on how to recreate them
[16:21] <LuciusMare> Hello,when i want to print something,everything black is printed in small lines,not one big black area,but like 3 lines per inch.I have Epson stylus DX4000.
[16:21] <conb123> LuciusMare: have you tried replacing the ink?
[16:21] <jrib> apparle: that's a pretty ridiculous claim to be honest, I'm sorry
[16:21] <LuciusMare> conb123: its new
[16:22] <Jeruvy> mugwort13: its pretty common, even on ubuntu systems :)
[16:22] <conb123> LuciusMare: So get a refund then
[16:22] <nickapalooza> LuciusMare: sounds like the ink cartridge
[16:22] <jrib> apparle: read the line that starts "For example"
[16:22] <nickapalooza> i would get a replacement
[16:22] <SPhcT> Pici so i have 3 hard drives from windows and i want save files but i cant mount one..
[16:22] <LuciusMare> i would bet its driver error,it does not even send me information about cartridges.
[16:22] <LuciusMare> but whatever
[16:22] <jrib> apparle: gcc-3.4 includes g++
[16:22] <LuciusMare> going to try under windows,coming back in...5 mins?
[16:23] <Pici> SPhcT: Ask the channel, I'm a bit busy at the moment, sorry.
[16:23] <nickapalooza> he asks for help but has his own ideas :/
[16:23] <jrib> apparle: why don't you step back and tell us what you are compiling?
[16:23] <SPhcT> i have 3 hard drives from windows and i want save files but i cant mount one..
[16:23] <skuld> oh I see it!  it was buried in another window!  thanks!
[16:23] <apparle> jrib: ohh... actually the 'make' already looks for g++ 3.4 but I din't find the package so I asked
[16:23] <conb123> SPhcT: Which ubuntu version are you using?
[16:24] <SPhcT> 8.10
[16:24] <SPhcT> conb123 8.10
[16:25] <conb123> SPhct: Try doing an fdisk -l, then find the windows partitions (ntfs or fat) then just do sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /PARTITION -o force
[16:25] <conb123> SPhcT: Sorry probably should have said you have to do sudo fdisk -l
[16:26] <epaphus> Hello, is it possible to install the base (and only the base) from the alternate cd?
[16:26] <rsk> equinox_: sure
[16:26] <conb123> epaphus: Yeah
[16:26] <tavi> hy
[16:26] <tavi> i have problems whit my print
[16:26] <synackfin> does anyone know why linux is auto-negotiating some disks as 1.5Gbps and others at 3.0Gbps from my DAS (using sil24 module)?  The disks are all identical 2TB drives, and it's a single eSata connection
[16:26] <epaphus> conb123, but with the regular cd.. it isnt possible right? the deskptop one
[16:26] <synackfin> i'm running linux software raid5 on the disks, and it's causing corruption (mdadm detects the corruption and randomly disables disks depending on which one got auto-negotiated at 1.5Gbps)
[16:26] <SPhcT> conb123 it find out sda and sdb? thats right?
[16:26] <Pici> epaphus: No. You'd need the minimal CD for that. The alternate CD does not allow you to pick what packages you want.
[16:27] <tavi> print same page that i have printed few days ago ...and not the one i want now
[16:27] <tavi> any ideea?
[16:27] <conb123> epaphus: no with the live cd it is not but with the laternate you can choose the packages
[16:27] <conb123> epaphus: oh sorry thought it did my bad
[16:28] <mikebeecham1> hi guys....is there a Microsoft Publisher alternative for Ubuntu?
[16:29] <SPhcT> conb123 uhm... so under Device Boot is sda1, sda2 under another Device boot is sdb1
[16:29] <Pici> mikebeecham1: scribus comes to mind as a possible alternative. Its in the repos.
[16:29] <mikebeecham1> will look now Pici
[16:29] <mikebeecham1> thanks
[16:30] <kelohippi1> is inkscape the best available vector graphix program for linux?
[16:30] <preecher> does ubuntu 9.04 come with different window managers
[16:31] <Pici> preecher: It comes with compiz and metacity by default.  There are others in the repositories if you want to install them.
[16:32] <preecher> Pici,  thx
[16:32] <riyonuk> Can someone assist me in installing Arch Linux from a USB, to the same USB, while still keeping my files on there [=
[16:32] <riyonuk> *Ubuntu
[16:36] <ruby_on_tails> what will happen if I do kill init in my terminal ?
[16:36] <conb123> Does anyone know of a way for me to convert my ext4 partition to ext3 in jaunty?
[16:37] <prince_jammys> you hopefully get a permission denied error.
[16:37] <grawity> ruby_on_tails: If init receives SIGINT, it will act the same as if Ctrl-Alt-Del was pressed.
[16:37] <SPhcT> conb123 ntfs-3g shows some error
[16:37] <grawity> ruby_on_tails: Other signals are ignored by init, AFAIK.
[16:38] <conb123> SPhct: It does? What error?
[16:38] <preecher> i found a page describing how to download other desktops such as KDE andenlightenment--if i install these will i still be able to use and have my gnome if i dont like them
[16:38] <ruby_on_tails> bash: kill: (1) - Operation not permitted
[16:38] <ruby_on_tails> how can I kill init ?
[16:38] <grawity> ruby_on_tails: Well, you need root to kill any process that you do not own.
[16:38] <ruby_on_tails> hmm
[16:38] <joaopinto> and killing init is a very bad idea
[16:39] <llutz> why should one want to kill init?
[16:39] <ruby_on_tails> for curiosity
[16:39] <grawity> joaopinto: I'll just let him find that out yourself.
[16:39] <prince_jammys> boredom
[16:39] <grawity> himself*
[16:39] <ruby_on_tails> I tried it out
[16:39] <ruby_on_tails> nothing happened lol
[16:40] <grawity> ruby_on_tails: Like I already said, init just ignores some signals.
[16:40] <ruby_on_tails> hmm
[16:40] <SPhcT> conb123 about names subtree
[16:40] <grawity> In other words, read the damn manpage.
[16:40] <ruby_on_tails> I thought it will do a shut down or something
[16:40] <ruby_on_tails> got this > http://codepad.org/2dqoj2xi
[16:40] <conb123> SPhct: Well can i see the whole thing?
[16:41] <ruby_on_tails> joaopinto: it can have ill effects ?
[16:41] <ludovic> probleme de connexion wifi
[16:41] <grawity> ruby_on_tails: 'kill' only takes pids, not process names.
[16:41] <joaopinto> ruby_on_tails, for curiosity, you should read something about Linux processes and signals, you would learn much more and actually understand what you are trying to do
[16:41] <SPhcT> conb123 i wrote sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda2 -o force is this right?
[16:41] <Otacon22Uni> Does enyone knows how to log ssh access on sshd?
[16:41] <grawity> Otacon22Uni: Connections are already logged to syslog
[16:41] <ruby_on_tails> grawity: I did kill 1 1 was the PID for init
[16:41] <conb123> SPhcT: yep should be as long as that is an ntfs partition
[16:42] <datz> where is the default screenshot program?
[16:42] <SPhcT> conb123 it is on another pc..
[16:42] <grawity> ruby_on_tails: And what did it say?
[16:42] <grawity> datz: gnome-screenshot
[16:42] <ruby_on_tails> grawity: what I pasted just not
[16:42] <ruby_on_tails> now*
[16:42] <datz> How can I make a shortcut to it?
[16:42] <grawity> ruby_on_tails: That is really _not_ what it says on 'kill 1'.
[16:42] <Otacon22Uni> grawity, where exactly?
[16:42] <Otacon22Uni> wich file?
[16:42] <mo0nykit> datz: i think it is ctrl-printscrn by default
[16:42] <ruby_on_tails> grawity: sudo kill 1
[16:42] <llutz> Otacon22Uni: maybe you'll have to cahnge "LogLevel"
[16:43] <llutz> change*
[16:43] <grawity> Otacon22Uni: Depends on your syslog config, but usually /var/log/auth.log
[16:43] <Otacon22Uni> llutz, in sshd_conf?
[16:43] <sanders> hello /server irc.undernet.org /join #programmeur
[16:43] <sanders> hello /server irc.undernet.org /join #programmeur
[16:43] <sanders> hello /server irc.undernet.org /join #programmeur
[16:43] <sanders> hello /server irc.undernet.org /join #programmeur
[16:43] <FloodBot3> sanders: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:43] <ruby_on_tails> I entered my pass and got that
[16:43] <llutz> Otacon22Uni: sshd_config
[16:43] <conb123> SPhcT: How can it be on another pc?
[16:43] <grawity> ruby_on_tails: I have a reason to not believe you.
[16:43] <apparle> why there isn't g++-3.4 for intrepid and onwards
[16:43] <joaopinto> ruby_on_tails, please read "man kill"
[16:43] <ruby_on_tails> grawity: ? well...why would I lie lol
[16:43] <SPhcT> conb123 i mean eror
[16:43] <simon__> hi
[16:43] <datz>  grawity, I want to take a screenshot when rotating desktop cube.
[16:43] <mo0nykit> datz: take a look at system --> preferences --> keyboard shortcuts. it's there
[16:44] <conb123> SPhcT: What???
[16:44] <simon__> hi people
[16:44] <nickapalooza> HI MAN
[16:44] <nickapalooza> HOW AREYOU
[16:44] <simon__> fine and you
[16:44] <datz> mo0nykit, well ok.. shortbut is print screen button, although it doesn work when rotating cube
[16:44] <SPhcT> conb123 i have 1 pc to internet and another what im fixing not connected
[16:44] <nickapalooza> doing well i reckon
[16:45] <simon__> oh i see
[16:45] <conb123> SPhcT: Right so what has that got to do with it?
[16:45] <simon__> where are you from
[16:45] <mo0nykit> datz: oh.. i haven't tried that on the cube.. in my case, doing a printscreen brings up a dialog box asking where to save your image. give it a try. maybe the dialog box comes up after you release the cube
[16:46] <ZykoticK9> datz, screenshot compiz cube -- use gnome screenshot tool and set the dely to a few seconds - then stage your cube in the few seconds before the delay runs out.  Good luck.
[16:46] <datz> mo0nykit, nope tried it
[16:46] <datz> ZykoticK9, thanks
[16:46] <flecharota> x oftopic q pongo¿
[16:46] <mo0nykit> ZykoticK9: thanks for the tip :)
[16:48] <flecharota> ayuda,como entro en oftopic
[16:48] <SPhcT> conb123 http://pastebin.com/m7bfe051d this message i get find on internet
[16:49] <duffydack> dont need to delay screenshot.. just push the button
[16:49] <trygg> Anyone know how I can get a graphical presentation of how much each directory takes?
[16:49] <dan_> hello
[16:50] <dan_> i have a problem, and i was wondering if anyone could help out.
[16:50] <hetOrakel> trygg: try Baobab
[16:50] <conb123> SPhcT: That is just the help message you get if you type the command wrong
[16:50] <grawity> dan_: If you just ask your question, probably.
[16:50] <BoxMagnet> SPhcT, lol
[16:50] <SPhcT> conb123 i wrote "sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda2 -o force"
[16:50] <BoxMagnet> SPhcT, sudo mount /dev/hdx /mount/point
[16:50] <trygg> hetOrakel: I think it's just what I'm looking for. Thanks.
[16:51] <BoxMagnet> SPhcT, sudo mount ntfs-3g /dev/sda2 /mount/point
[16:51] <dan_> okay.  i tried installing the desktop version of Ubuntu.  it shows the Ubuntu logo, a line travels across the screen under the logo, then everything goes blank.
[16:51] <isaac_> Alsa update wont work. I've clicked on everything and it wont compile.....
[16:51] <duffydack> datz, prntscrn button doesnt work for you while rotating cube?  does for me.
[16:51] <dan_> my cdrom still reads the cd, but no video.
[16:51] <Hajuu> Hey guys, is there a dedicated channel for ubuntu cloud server distro?
[16:51] <dan_> i have 2 Radeon X1950 cards.
[16:52] <BoxMagnet> dan_, what happens when you hit ctrl+alt+backspace
[16:52] <SPhcT> BoxMagnet do i need -o force?
[16:52] <BoxMagnet> dan_, you might need to take 1 out till its configured
[16:52] <dan_> well i've never tried that.  is that a standard solution for video problems?
[16:52] <BoxMagnet> SPhcT, i never used it but what does -o do?
[16:52] <Hajuu> Ctrl+alt+backspace restarts X
[16:52] <Hajuu> thats all
[16:52] <dan_> okay, take one out.
[16:52] <BoxMagnet> dan_, pretty sure. could be wrong?
[16:52] <dan_> oh i see.
[16:52] <BoxMagnet> !dualvideo
[16:53] <isaac_> Alsa update wont work. I've clicked on everything and it wont compile.....
[16:53] <SPhcT> BoxMagnet denied because ntfs is in use...
[16:53] <BoxMagnet> dan_, ubuntu is probably confused lol
[16:53] <Hajuu> Hey guys, is there a dedicated channel for ubuntu cloud server distro?
[16:53] <BoxMagnet> SPhcT, what are you trying to do exactly.
[16:53] <conb123> SphcT: Oh of course i forgot to mention the mount point
[16:53] <dan_> i'll try it right now, and i'll be back to let you know what happens.
[16:54] <conb123> SphcT: Just do something like sudo mkdir /media/disk, then do sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda2 /media/disk -o force
[16:54] <SPhcT> conb123 what is mount point?
[16:54] <isaac_> Alsa update wont work. I've clicked on everything and it wont compile.....
[16:54] <SPhcT> ok
[16:54] <BoxMagnet> conb123, -o force is no longer used
[16:54] <ZykoticK9> SPhcT, don't do the "/sudo mkdir /media/disk" that's where the automounter mounts things - you don't want directories in there.  use /mnt instead.
[16:55] <BoxMagnet> conb123,        force  This mount option is not used anymore. It was superseded by  the
[16:55] <BoxMagnet>               recover and norecover options.
[16:55] <Hajuu> so ill take you guys silence as "I've never even heard of ubuntu cloud server let alone having a seperate room" ?
[16:55] <conb123> BoxMagnet: It was oh right
[16:55] <preecher> Hajuu,  there is a ubuntu server channel
[16:55] <isaac_> Alsa update wont work. I've clicked on everything and it wont compile.....
[16:55] <Pici> Hajuu: #ubuntu-server
[16:55] <ZykoticK9> Hajuu, as in #ubuntu-server
[16:55] <Hajuu> thanks Pici, preecher, ZykoticK9
[16:56] <BoxMagnet> isaac_, clicked? you must compile from command line
[16:56] <SPhcT> hei i accesed it ty for all your help
[16:56] <BoxMagnet> isaac_, cd to source dir, ./configure && make && sudo make install
[16:56] <SPhcT> Zykotick9 i run live cd so anyways for short time
[16:57] <SPhcT> conb123 ok i did it tywm
[16:57] <ZykoticK9> SPhcT, in that case - go for it - won't make a difference after you reboot then :)
[16:58] <hetOrakel> hi, i've a strange problem. wireless networking works perfectly fine, but after a boot i often have to disable en re-enable networking before it connects, onyone got a clue?
[16:58] <prarage> isaac_: try this http://monespaceperso.org/blog-en/2009/05/09/upgrade-alsa-1020-on-ubuntu-jaunty-904/
[16:59] <Barth> Ciaooo
[17:00] <Barth> !list
[17:00] <ArasTa> clear
[17:00] <Sivik> anyone install ubuntu on a hp mini?  I cannot get it to boot from usb
[17:00] <ArasTa> lol
[17:00] <beli> hi there, i have problems compiling postfix on ubuntu jaunty; mkmap_open.c:90: error: expected expression before >>static<<
[17:01] <ArasTa> hey guys
[17:01] <Barth> c'e' qualcuno italiano a cui rivolgere qualche domanda
[17:01] <Pici> !it | Barth
[17:01] <jrib> !it | Barth
[17:01] <Barth> tnks
[17:01] <ArasTa> guys ...how to share files with my XP as guest on vbox ?
[17:01] <beli> i fetched sources with apt-get build-deps postfix   and get this error using make makefiles.......i want to setup some more config options...but it also fails with plain make makefiles
[17:02] <jrib> ArasTa: did you check out the vbox documentation?  It has pretty explicit directions
[17:02] <ArasTa> jrib, nope
[17:02] <jrib> !source > beli
[17:02] <Floyd> you have to install guest additions
[17:02] <jrib> ArasTa: http://www.virtualbox.org/manual/UserManual.html#sharedfolders
[17:03] <Floyd> arasta, you have to install guest additions on your virtual machine
[17:03] <isaac_> does anyone know of a good netbook where everything just works with ubuntu?
[17:03] <jrib> beli: that should tell you the proper way to rebuild a package
[17:03] <rsk> isaac_: there's some that comes with linux pre-installed, that's a good bet :p
[17:03] <beli> jrib: i dit it that way
[17:03] <ArasTa> Floyd, i did install the gest additions
[17:04] <datz> ZykoticK9, thanks.. "sleep 10; gnome-screenshot" worked awesome
[17:04] <isaac_> the only netbooks i've seen are dells with version 8.xx
[17:04] <jrib> beli: then you need to give the channel more details.  Pastebin exactly what you are doing (commands you run, edits you made)
[17:04] <ArasTa> =| jrib, Floyd in fact i want to ping from my ubuntu to my guest xp
[17:04] <ArasTa> using vbox
[17:04] <ZykoticK9> datz, :) glad it worked for ya - it works for me too ;)
[17:04] <ArasTa> so how to do that ?
[17:04] <Floyd> then you have to share via samba your linux folders
[17:05] <BoxMagnet> how can simple backup work in ubuntu when it copies /usr/bin but not the programs inside???????
[17:05] <jrib> ArasTa: I gave you specific directions to read, did you read them?
[17:05] <beli> jrib: i am following the postfixvirtual tutorial....http://www.postfixvirtual.net/postfixvirtual.html
[17:05] <ArasTa> jrib, i've to read all that ??
[17:06] <jrib> ArasTa: yeah 2 minutes worth of reading isn't going to kill you...
[17:06] <duffydack> isaac_, Ive got a dell mini 9 that works fine.. its got 9.10 NBR at the moment..
[17:06] <ZykoticK9> BoxMagnet, look into copying with recursive feature enabled.  mv does this automatically but copy (cp) does not - if that's what command you're using.  good luck.
[17:06] <|v|istic`|v|eg> Hello
[17:06] <tkotd> hello!!
[17:06] <duffydack> isaac_, it came with dells ubuntu 8.04
[17:06] <|v|istic`|v|eg> !sex
[17:06] <ArasTa> jrib, why dont' u just give me command to use
[17:06] <ArasTa> ?
[17:06] <tkotd> alguien habla español???
[17:06] <jrib> ArasTa: because I would just be copying and pasting what I linked you to.
[17:06] <|v|istic`|v|eg> !freenode
[17:06] <|v|istic`|v|eg> !appeals
[17:06] <Pici> !msgthebot | |v|istic`|v|eg
[17:06] <Pici> !es | tkotd
[17:07] <beli> jrib: i build everything under /usr/local/src   but compiling postfix fails...w/ and w/o  configure options...also with adjusted mysql lib/includes -I
[17:07] <|v|istic`|v|eg> !pici
[17:07] <Pici> |v|istic`|v|eg: Please stop that.
[17:07] <jrib> beli: then you need to give the channel more details.  Pastebin exactly what you are doing (commands you run, edits you made)
[17:07] <tkotd> gracias ubottu
[17:07] <BoxMagnet> ZykoticK9, no its, simple backup suite, a gui for sbackup
[17:07] <isaac_> i mean if something came with 8.xx will it run good with the latest version of ubuntu?
[17:07] <ArasTa> jrib, ok
[17:07] <BoxMagnet> ZykoticK9, it has a list of packages, but why not just copy the /usr/bin/files
[17:07] <Ag0X> hello
[17:08] <duffydack> isaac_, it was 8.04 because 8.10 was still new and 8.04 is an LTS.. dell supply their own repo and updates
[17:08] <beli> jrib: i've done exactly what the tutorial says...
[17:08] <Ag0X> need some help monodevelop2 not stoping on breakpoints
[17:08] <Ag0X> anyone can help me please +
[17:08] <duffydack> isaac_, and yes its fine with newer ubuntus.. Ive had 8.10, 9.04 and now 9.10 on it with no problems..
[17:08] <Floyd> arasta, tell me exactly what you want to do and if i can i will help you
[17:08] <iceroot> Ag0X: #mono maybe
[17:08] <jrib> beli: I don't find a singe mention of dpkg or apt in the page you linked, so you are doing it wrong then.
[17:08] <ZykoticK9> BoxMagnet, sorry don't know anything about sbackup - though you'd written a simple script for backup and cp might have been giving you troubles.  hope someone else knows.
[17:08] <Ag0X> iceroot: thanks
[17:09] <ArasTa> Floyd, i want ping from my Ubuntu to my XP ..with XP is installed on vbox
[17:09] <beli> jrib: i just fetched the sources via apt-get source postfix and apt-get build-dep postfix
[17:09] <BoxMagnet> ZykoticK9, i might be writing one soon......
[17:09] <ArasTa> that's all
[17:09] <duffydack> isaac_, I dont know about any other makes of netbook, this is my first... had it a while
[17:09] <beli> jrib: anything else has been done like the tutorial
[17:09] <isaac_> cool well if i can't get the new alsa working right now i'll just go get one of those other laptops instead
[17:09] <jrib> beli: pastebin what *you* actually did.  I have to go though
[17:09] <isaac_> thanks all
[17:09] <HardDisk> netbook os's include easy peasy, kuki linux, crunchbang
[17:10] <beli> thats what i did...fetched the sources and entered the commands from the tutorial
 cool well if i can't get the new alsa working right now i'll just go get one of those other laptops instead
[17:10] <Hajuu> wtf kind of solution is that
[17:10] <prarage> isaac_: which version of alsa are you running?
[17:10] <beli> so why repaste it...its exactly the same
[17:10] <BoxMagnet> HardDisk, what lol
[17:10] <HardDisk> :)
[17:10] <ZykoticK9> BoxMagnet, typically /usr/bin (and /usr/local/bin/ ) aren't high priorities for backup for me personally - i'm more interested in the packages then the binaries themselves.  best of luck.
[17:10] <HardDisk> I'm just advertising ubuntu derivatives.
[17:10] <jrib> beli: well that tutorial has you compiling a bunch of things you don't need to compile.  You did that?
[17:10] <BoxMagnet> ZykoticK9, will the packages run without the binaries !?
[17:10] <isaac_> im running the 1.9 something something version
[17:10] <BoxMagnet> ZykoticK9, am i missing something
[17:10] <Hajuu> Yeah
[17:11] <Hajuu> backup packages
[17:11] <Floyd> wait i will try it
[17:11] <beli> jrib: sure...all under /usr/local and installed it....worked like a charme up to compiling postfix
[17:11] <Hajuu> not bin files
[17:11] <dan_> hello again.  i found another solution to the video problem.  i chose safe video mode (i should have looked a little harder the first time)
[17:11] <isaac_> i need the 1.20 version to make my mic work
[17:11] <BoxMagnet> Hajuu, im using sbackup
[17:11] <ZykoticK9> BoxMagnet, if you have a DEB for a program (that's something i personally backup)
[17:11] <Hajuu> you will have so much problems with backing up your bin files.
[17:11] <jrib> beli: well that's kind of dumb.  You're circumventing APT why?
[17:11] <Hajuu> Theres no reason for it
[17:11] <Hajuu> the packages install the binaries
[17:11] <Hajuu> plus all their requirements
[17:11] <cowgarden> HardDisk, what is Easy Peasy like nowadays? :) it became obsolet when the current ubuntu netbook remix launched
[17:11] <HardDisk> if you want to make a redistributable copy of your installation files, use Remastersys
[17:11] <BoxMagnet> the program maintains a list of packages to install
[17:11] <Hajuu> thus the point of a package manager
[17:11] <BoxMagnet> does it use the internet?
[17:11] <BoxMagnet> or my actual files in the .tar.gz it made
[17:11] <HardDisk> cowgarden, mmmm it's ok..Im running UNR 9.10 now
[17:12] <beli> jrib: because i want to make sure that postfix has all build inside what i need
[17:12] <cowgarden> HardDisk, any advantages for EEE users?
[17:12] <BoxMagnet> im getting a new HD soon for my server but i dont want to reconfigure it
[17:12] <lifesengine> could someone with a perfectly working audacity music recorder please private message me?
[17:12] <jrib> beli: so why wouldn't you use APT...
[17:12] <beli> jrib: and just that...not more and not less....i dont like bloated daemons
[17:12] <HardDisk> cowgarden custom kernel basically.
[17:12] <dan_> i have another problem, though.  Ubuntu doesn't seem to detect my RAID.  it wants to single out one of my mirrored hard drives for partitioning and formatting.
[17:12] <Hajuu> A new hdd doesnt require a reinstall at all
[17:12] <Hajuu> :/
[17:12] <Hajuu> you can just clone your drive
[17:12] <Hajuu> easy peasy.
[17:12] <FloodBot3> Hajuu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:12] <BoxMagnet> Hajuu, can you open a PM  ??
[17:12] <cowgarden> HardDisk, so it still boots faster? the old custom kernel was slower than the current standard one
[17:12] <jrib> beli: we're not talking about the daemon, we're talking about the dependencies you compiled, like berkeleydb
[17:13] <BoxMagnet> i need assistance lol
[17:13] <beli> jrib: and i want to follow that tutorial...i just used apt to fetch sources...i could have also used wget or lynx....so whats wrong with it?#
[17:13] <HardDisk> use Back in Time if you want to backup yoru /home dir etc...use Remastersys to create your custom iso installation dvd based on what you have installed on your system.
[17:13] <Hajuu> I'm kind of busy sorry, but theres many many tools for it
[17:13] <Hajuu> HardDisk: you might want to check out hirens boot cd
[17:13] <Hajuu> or ultimate boot cd
[17:13] <HardDisk> cowgarden yes it boots faster, also its meant as a "general" netbook os now, not just eeepc specific.
[17:13] <ZykoticK9> BoxMagnet, backup the source code then the tar.gz file - keep that
[17:13] <Hajuu> has a copy of norton ghost on there, you can use it to very easilly clone a drive
[17:13] <sping476> is there a way to make apt-get re-install all packages?  (i have been trying to mix debian and ubuntu and ran into runtime link errors)
[17:13] <cybershock> Hello all
[17:13] <HardDisk> Hajuu I know hiren...its old and useless for me nowadays.
[17:13] <BoxMagnet> !backup
[17:13] <HardDisk> i used hirencd ever since it first came out
[17:13] <Hajuu> meh its really not useless.
[17:14] <Hajuu> the point is that its low level.
[17:14] <HardDisk> i mean useless for ME
[17:14] <Hajuu> and comes with a plethora of software
[17:14] <ZykoticK9> BoxMagnet, and any config files from that program
[17:14] <Hajuu> like ghost.
[17:14] <Hajuu> well, ghost does exactly what you need
[17:14] <HardDisk> dont need ghost anymore
[17:14]  * beli detex hiren and ubcd are well done stuff
[17:14] <Hajuu> but if you say so
[17:14] <duffydack> clonezilla ftw
[17:14] <Hajuu> cool
[17:14] <HardDisk> dd :)
[17:14] <FloodBot3> Hajuu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:14] <BoxMagnet> supergrubdisk
[17:14] <cowgarden> HardDisk, yeah i know :) guess I'm to lazy to reinstall and the ubuntu updates delay so much with such a derivate. I'll stick to ubuntu/moblin dualboot. thx for the infos :9
[17:14] <cowgarden> :)
[17:14] <BoxMagnet> is awesome too
[17:14] <cybershock> Does anyone know how to get the default network manager to work again in ubuntu 9.04? I had wicd installed and then I removed it and now I have no network access.
[17:14] <Hajuu> then you already know how to do it, obviously.
[17:14] <jrib> beli: anyway, I'd recommend you undo everything you did, install the depencies using apt (which you said you did anyway with apt-get build-dep), read how to properly rebuild a deb package (/msg ubottu !source), edit the source package to your needs, then rebuild the package like ubottu said to
[17:14] <HardDisk> yes
[17:15] <BoxMagnet> can i use DD to copy the old hd to the new
[17:15] <HardDisk> yes
[17:15] <BoxMagnet> like keep the old as master,boot it, and dd the old HD to the new
[17:15] <HardDisk> yes
[17:15] <BoxMagnet> will it then be bootable easy peasy?
[17:15] <ZykoticK9> cybershock, for starters try running "nm-applet" from a terminal.
[17:15] <nathan7> Yes.
[17:15] <HardDisk> yes
[17:15]  * nathan7 boces BoxMagnet
[17:15] <BoxMagnet> boces?
[17:15] <HardDisk> lol
[17:16] <jrib> beli: and then if you get errors, say exactly where and include exactly what you modified in the source package
[17:16] <cybershock> ok cool I will try that. thanks for your help
[17:16] <BoxMagnet> my point being i just realized, with the backup. id have to install ubuntu. then run the backup program
[17:16] <BoxMagnet> that would take forever
[17:16] <BoxMagnet> or i could just use dd
[17:16] <Hajuu> use a live cd
[17:16] <Hajuu> innit
[17:16] <beli> jrib: i know what you think i am doing wrong...i am not going to mix up the system packages...i want all the stuff under /usr/local/src and build debian packages out of them...and tell apt-get to not touch that packages afterwards
[17:16] <HardDisk> i would use a livecd, dd one hd to the other hd
[17:16] <HardDisk> voila
[17:16] <BoxMagnet> why live-cd
[17:16] <jrib> beli: yeah, I think that's silly
[17:16] <BoxMagnet> so nothing mounted?
[17:17] <jrib> beli: you won't get updates from apt for any of that stuff
[17:17] <Hajuu> lol well there you go, problem solved.
[17:17] <fahadsadah> id returns no such user
[17:17] <fahadsadah> Using nss_ldap
[17:17] <Hajuu> so you dont have to install ubuntu first
[17:17] <beli> jrib: i dont want uopdates
[17:17] <Hajuu> like you said, thats the pain.
[17:17] <fahadsadah> I straced it, and found it isn't contacting the server.
[17:17] <fahadsadah> Ideas?
[17:17] <HardDisk> that's just how i prefer to do things when i clone
[17:17] <BoxMagnet> sounds like a plan guys
[17:17] <beli> jrib: i dont want updates for the packages i will use for the mailer stuff
[17:17] <HardDisk> yep
[17:17] <BoxMagnet> cant wait for the new sata drive.
[17:17] <jrib> beli: then you don't even have an ubuntu question
[17:17] <HardDisk> me too
[17:17] <BoxMagnet> HardDisk, ud like it, its a WDC 320gb 16mb cache sataII 7200rpm
[17:17] <BoxMagnet> HardDisk, isnt he ur uncle?
[17:18] <HardDisk> mmmmmm sexy
[17:18] <BoxMagnet> lol.
[17:18] <eguest039> hello guys
[17:18] <Hajuu> sexy? those are like, the cheapest drives available
[17:18] <beli> jrib: maybe...maybe not...
[17:18] <Hajuu> for servres
[17:18] <BoxMagnet> haha, it was cheap! thats why i got it
[17:18] <eguest039> got htis small error with my start up script
[17:18] <Hajuu> servers*
[17:18] <BoxMagnet> Hajuu, yea
[17:18] <BoxMagnet> its a nice drive though. good reviews from newegg
[17:18] <HardDisk> Boxmagnet its that easy dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdb
[17:18] <BoxMagnet> bought it from amazon for 34 dollars.
[17:18] <HardDisk> sda being your source and sdb destination
[17:18] <cg> hello. can the  title bar of the windows be set transparent ?
[17:18] <eguest039> a
[17:19] <BoxMagnet> HardDisk, that copies byte for byte yes
[17:19] <fahadsadah> !compizfusion | cg
[17:19] <beli> jrib: i really dont think distribution, i think linux.....on #postfix someone flamed me because i am using ubuntu for source stuff....where are we?!
[17:19] <HardDisk> yes
[17:19] <fahadsadah> !compiz | cg
[17:19] <Hajuu> yeah
[17:19] <BoxMagnet> HardDisk, perfect, then i get rid of the old ide
[17:19] <HardDisk> then you can use gparted later on to resize
[17:19] <BoxMagnet> and throw it in the dumpster
[17:19] <Hajuu> man its hard to talk in here
[17:19] <HardDisk> well dont throw it
[17:19] <BoxMagnet> HardDisk, i will need to resize yes
[17:19] <Hajuu> yeah dont throw it :/
[17:19] <thijs_> how to resume a crashed update from cli
[17:19] <HardDisk> give it to anyone who can use it for parts
[17:19] <Hajuu> use it as a media drive
[17:19] <eguest039> bin bash bad interpretor no such file or directory
[17:19] <HardDisk> use it as a temp drive
[17:19] <BoxMagnet> HardDisk, OO i got a celeron 500mhz im going to use purely for music
[17:19] <HardDisk> use it as a door stopper
[17:19] <BoxMagnet> throw that drive in there
[17:19] <Hajuu> lol
[17:19] <fahadsadah> eguest039: sudo aptitude install bash
[17:19] <HardDisk> well there you go
[17:19] <jrib> beli: in any case you can't be helped if you don't pastebin exactly what you are doing.  You aren't even using anything ubuntu the way you are doing it.  You might as well just use the tar.gz and go back to postfix (all the ubuntu-specific stuff is in the debian/ folder anyway)
[17:20] <BoxMagnet> its 20g thats enough for ubuntu server +mplayer command line
[17:20] <cg> fahadsadah: any other way ?
[17:20] <fahadsadah> cg: No.
[17:20] <HardDisk> or you can make your own ubuntu mirror
[17:20] <daevski> Is Apache all I need to start a file server?
[17:20] <HardDisk> you need about 80gigs i think
[17:20] <fahadsadah> Does anyone here know about NSS?
[17:20] <fahadsadah> Or LDAP?
[17:20] <HardDisk> and provide ubuntu updates to your neighborhood :)
[17:20] <beli> jrib: ok you got at least my point....i dont want to use apt for the udpate stuff of the postfix mailer
[17:20] <ZykoticK9> BoxMagnet, see #ubuntu-server -- but ya - i run most of my server vm's in 8g
[17:20] <BoxMagnet> HardDisk, i do have like 10mb upload speed now from comcast.
[17:21] <grawity> fahadsadah: Wrong channel to ask.
[17:21] <daevski> Anyone have a tutorial on making File Server on Ubuntu Desktop Edition?
[17:21] <eguest039> aptitude says bash is installed
[17:21] <sdwrage> how do you open an application through terminal without the terminal holding a dependency on that app?
[17:21] <beli> jrib: but ubuntu is linux and i can install/compile sources on it, build packages like i want...thats because its linux!
[17:21] <HardDisk> app &
[17:21] <linny> &
[17:21] <BoxMagnet> HardDisk, its a celeron 500mhz with 128mb ram. 2x64mb lol, not server material
[17:21] <Hajuu> lol
[17:21] <Hajuu> thats called daemonizing it
[17:21] <beli> jrib: it may not be the ubuntu way...but thats on another hand
[17:21] <HardDisk> well yea
[17:21] <sping476> is there a way to make apt-get re-install all packages?
[17:21] <dan_> Ubuntu doesn't seem to detect my RAID.  it wants to single out one of my mirrored hard drives for partitioning and formatting.  anyone have any ideas?
[17:22] <BoxMagnet> Hajuu, i like screen -d -m -S name /usr/bin/app
[17:22] <sdwrage> how do you open an application through terminal without the terminal holding a dependency on that app?
[17:22] <HardDisk> sping476 i think you need to run sudo apt-get install -f
[17:22] <Hajuu> er
[17:22] <cg> pwd
[17:22] <cg> ls
[17:22] <HardDisk> if you're having problems
[17:22] <thijs_> how to resume a crashed update from cli(i ran sudo do-release-upgrade), but it crashed on installing fonts. is there anyway to resume the distro upgrade? (upping from 8.10 to 9.04
[17:22] <Hajuu> it doesnt work at all like using screen.
[17:22] <Hajuu> lol
[17:22] <BoxMagnet> what
[17:22] <BoxMagnet> what doesn't
[17:22] <HardDisk> he means F2
[17:22] <Hajuu> daemonizing. I was talking to HardDisk
[17:22] <BoxMagnet> o
[17:22] <HardDisk> yea demons
[17:22] <daevski> sping476: you can use Package Manger (no filter) and go through the list.... marking them for re-install :-\
[17:22] <erUSUL> sdwrage: nohup app &
[17:22] <daevski> sping476: Might not be ideal, but it's a way...
[17:22] <Hajuu> daemons != Demons.. At least I hope not :o
[17:22] <erUSUL> dan_: bios raid ?
[17:23] <dan_> yes
[17:23] <erUSUL> !fakeraid | dan_
[17:23] <Hajuu> sping476: Not exactly. You can use dpkg
[17:23] <erUSUL> dan_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto
[17:23] <daevski> Is Apache all I need to start a file server?
[17:23] <BoxMagnet> OK so my girl was driving home and the AXLE of the car fell out
[17:23] <Hajuu> sping476 I think its like, dpkg --reconfigure --force-all *
[17:23] <preecher> im using ubuntu 9.04--i just dload an install KDE desktop--is there a way when i boot up it ask me which i wanna boot to--gnome or kde? now it shows the kde splash screen but boots into gnome but under applications i have kde programs listed
[17:23] <sping476> Hajuu: dpkg is fine, too. how make i dpkg do it?
[17:23] <grawity> daevski: Technically, Apache is a _web server_... but yes, it's enough.
[17:23] <Hajuu> sping476: check out 'man dpkg', it's all in there
[17:24] <erUSUL> daevski: samba or nfs are used to serve files
[17:24] <dan_> okay, thank you guys.
[17:24] <erUSUL> daevski: apache is a web server
[17:24] <BoxMagnet> erUSUL, ssh too
[17:24] <meanieface> preecher: if you go into gdmsetup you can turn off automatic login
[17:24] <Hajuu> daevski: yeah you can share files easilly with apache :)
[17:24] <grawity> BoxMagnet: ssh is for remote shell access - file transfers is a secondary feature.
[17:25] <Hajuu> If configured correctly
[17:25] <daevski> grawity, ty // erUSUL: What app would I use to assign logins, etc? (Samba is installed)
[17:25] <Hajuu> lol not apache, thats for sure.
[17:25] <erUSUL> !samba | daevski
[17:25] <daevski> Hajuu -- what app might I use to manage logins, etc?
[17:25] <sping476> Hajuu: can you help me out with it, the man page is quite confusing to me
[17:25] <Darkomen> what application that can connect my friends to my computer?
[17:25] <preecher> meanieface, is  that a terminal program
[17:25] <Darkomen> just like a root?
[17:26] <BoxMagnet> grawity, it works better than samba
[17:26] <Darkomen> a shell
[17:26] <datz> Darkomen, ssh?
[17:26] <grawity> BoxMagnet: Wouldn't say so.
[17:26] <BoxMagnet> grawity, much more secure too
[17:26] <meanieface> preecher: you can launch it from terminal yes sudo gdmsetup
[17:26] <Darkomen> datz yeaps
[17:26] <Hajuu> sping476: to us all, dpkg is horrible. Thus why aptitude and stuff came along
[17:26] <preecher> meanieface, thx
[17:26] <grawity> BoxMagnet: Security is the only advantage of SFTP over samba or nfs.
[17:26] <Hajuu> sping476: you could do it with aptitude or synaptic, just be careful
[17:26] <isolatedsh33p> hey peeps
[17:26] <datz> Darkomen, is that what you were looking for?
[17:26] <BoxMagnet> grawity, hm, documentation?
[17:26] <daevski> Hajuu, grawity, erUSUL -- Thanks guys
[17:27] <Hajuu> sping476: go into sort by status, click installed, select all, right click, and there should be an option like reconfigure
[17:27] <Hajuu> I believe
[17:27] <damian_> Hello I have a question to the developers on Ubuntu. I´am about to install the latest beta of 9.10 on my desktop PC. Will I need to reinstall my system when the full version comes out?
[17:27] <isolatedsh33p> hello
[17:27] <Darkomen> datz> Darkomen, is that what you were looking for? -> yes. just like making my computer a server
[17:27] <toefur> im getting very frustrated with vdpau
[17:27] <Darkomen> that can connect or upload/download some files with my friend
[17:28] <datz>  Darkomen, ok. Install openssh-server
[17:28] <u42p> hi, i could use some help with vpnc. i want to use the vpn only to access a certain ip (range would be fine too) and not route all my traffic through it. the manual says "IPSEC target network <target network/netmask>". i have the ip i want to access but no idea about the netmask. also do i have to make the last byte of the ip a 0?
[17:28] <isolatedsh33p> does everyone have slow internet in ubuntu?
[17:28] <toefur> how can i get rid of it all and restart from clean
[17:28] <meanieface> isolatedsh33p: nope
[17:28] <datz>  Darkomen, open port 22. No, use sftp for files
[17:28] <isolatedsh33p> i got slow internet connection
[17:28] <BoxMagnet> u42p, netmask probably <IP_ADDRESS>
[17:28] <isolatedsh33p> i'm not sure how to solve this
[17:28] <isolatedsh33p> T_T
[17:28] <rsk> isolatedsh33p: Wlan or wired?
[17:29] <isolatedsh33p> wlan
[17:29] <rsk> isolatedsh33p: right, so the driver is likely not as good as in windows.
[17:29] <rsk> isolatedsh33p: what ubuntu version are you using?
[17:29] <isolatedsh33p> jaunty jackalope
[17:29] <isolatedsh33p> 9.04
[17:29] <rsk> ok you can always try a newer driver.. um
[17:29] <sping476> Hajuu: i thought you were speaking of dpkg. as gdm freezes for me i have a shell only
[17:29] <isolatedsh33p> i solved compiz
[17:30] <rsk> http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v2.6.32-rc5/
[17:30] <isolatedsh33p> i'm not sure which driver
[17:30] <rsk> install that and pick it at boot, if there's not improvement just remove it and use the old one
[17:30] <rsk> isolatedsh33p: no need to worry about it, it will work without confiing
[17:30] <ZuzOnline>  anyone know of a good open source customizable report platform
[17:30] <ZuzOnline> something where i could make my own fields and post status between 2 offices
[17:30] <Hajuu> CrystalReports.
[17:31] <isolatedsh33p> its so slow rite now that i need to go back to XP
[17:31] <Hajuu> Thats one of the industry standards, ZuzOnline
[17:31] <ZuzOnline> cool
[17:31] <isolatedsh33p> my device is atheros
[17:31] <ZuzOnline> i could get 2 offices to post status of clients
[17:31] <ZuzOnline> ?
[17:32] <rsk> ZuzOnline: what status do you want?
[17:32] <Hajuu> :/
[17:32] <ZuzOnline> we got a few law offices
[17:32] <Hajuu> thats hardly relevant.
[17:32] <isolatedsh33p> ...
[17:32] <rsk> :o
[17:33] <ZuzOnline> sorry im used to type in small lines, give me a second and ill explain  :)
[17:33]  * rsk get's pacman to do the dirt work on isolatedsh33p's ....'s
[17:33] <toefur> anybody know how i can remove vdpau altogether and restart from scratch without reinstalling the whole system
[17:33] <isolatedsh33p> O.o
[17:33] <rsk> wakka wakka wakka!
[17:33] <meanieface> isolatedsh33p: there is a secondary driver for atheros in the gnomme settings
[17:34] <meanieface> isolatedsh33p: since i haven't used gnome in ages, i know its int he menu somewhere in system
[17:34] <rsk> system >administration>hardware drivers?
[17:34] <rsk> or were you refering to something else
[17:34] <ZuzOnline> we have 3 offices and we all send files to 1 main office, this office is supposed to report to us about every part of file they receive for each client, but they pretty much just do a word doc and update the file every few days and email us... im looking for something live where i can make the fields and pw and have it on a web
[17:34] <isolatedsh33p> nothing there
[17:34] <toefur> where can i go to talk about vdpau?
[17:34] <isolatedsh33p> besides fglrx
[17:35] <rsk> toefur: in what app are you trying to use vdpau?
[17:35] <rsk> isolatedsh33p: try the new kernel, it's very easy
[17:35] <toefur> mplayer
[17:35] <isolatedsh33p> which one?
[17:35] <isolatedsh33p> 9.10?
[17:35] <toefur> i know there is a compiled mplayer with vdpau...
[17:35] <rsk> toefur: pastebin _full_ output of mplayer file in #mplayer
[17:35] <preecher> ive searched the gdmsetup and i am unable to locate anything that gives me a choice of what to boot into
[17:36] <rsk> isolatedsh33p: no the link i gave you with few .debs
[17:36] <epaphus> Hello, iam installing ubuntu base only with the minimal CD... Ive gone through all the steps .. but after It asks me if I want to install packages I hit no.. but then it downloads 136 files.. anybody know what they are?
[17:36] <toefur> how do i do that?
[17:36] <rsk> toefur: open up a terminal
[17:36] <ZuzOnline> so for example, Client A has the power of attorneys, birth certificates, but needs declarations, 3rd payment is done on date xx/xx/xx, process due date xx/xx/xx
[17:36] <toefur> k
[17:36] <rsk> write mplayer nameofthefile
[17:36] <rsk> copy all output to pastebin.com
[17:37] <rsk> link the resulting link in #mplayer
[17:37] <toefur> so "write mplayer"?
[17:37] <isolatedsh33p> omg, i lost the link D:
[17:37] <torsten_> Hallo, teste das erste mal dieses Programm
[17:37] <Hajuu> ZuzOnline: Quit wasting time and just check out crystalreports.
[17:37] <meanieface> isolatedsh33p: if you go into gnome-control-center
[17:37] <rsk> !de | torsten_
[17:37] <ZuzOnline> i did
[17:37] <ZuzOnline> its not open source
[17:37] <ZuzOnline> :(
[17:37] <Hajuu> well, its open source.
[17:37] <meanieface> isolatedsh33p: and click on hardware drivers, there isn't a secondary alternate "madwifi" driver?
[17:38] <Hajuu> but its an enterprise solution
[17:38] <Hajuu> for a law firm, you want an enterprise solution
[17:38] <Hajuu> obviously.
[17:38] <ZuzOnline> that looks pretty awesome
[17:38] <sven_oostenbrink> When trying apt-get purge package, I get this error: Package is in a very bad inconsistent state - you should reinstall it before attempting a removal.... How do I do this? I checked man apt-get but it gives -reinstall as an option, but that doesn't work either.. how can I get rid of this package?
[17:38] <isolatedsh33p> sry meanieface, i'm not in ubuntu now..
[17:38] <ZuzOnline> yeah Hajuu you are right, the software seems like its what i need, problem is that this goes to different countries and cash is an issue as of right now
[17:39] <torsten_> Hallo
[17:39] <isolatedsh33p> i just reboot to XP since the slow internet
[17:39] <torsten_> Hier auc jemand da der deutsch spricht?
[17:39] <isolatedsh33p> and i dont know how to use src in ubuntu (^^ ")
[17:39] <sven_oostenbrink> !de | torsten_
[17:39] <mikubuntu> hola guys.  i never used bittorrent b4, but i have several clients installed on my laptop.  i am trying to download Star Wreck the Complete Saga from isohunt.com, but when i try to open the link the client doesnt do anything.  am i missing the knowledge somewhere?
[17:39] <sping476> torsten_: ja, aber du bist hier im falschen chennel
[17:40] <torsten_> Ok, danke
[17:40] <Hajuu> mikubuntu: Piracy is illegal.
[17:40] <Hajuu> mikubuntu: I have reported your IP to the RIAA and to your ISP
[17:40] <sven_oostenbrink> Hajuu: really.. really want to start that discussion over here? :)
[17:40] <Hajuu> mikubuntu: Expect a letter of cease and decist within a few days.
[17:40] <sven_oostenbrink> Hajuu: dear god...
[17:41] <isolatedsh33p> guys, how to use irc in ubuntu?
[17:41] <Hajuu> isolatedsh33p: xchat
[17:41] <llutz> !ot| Hajuu
[17:41] <Hajuu> or irssi
[17:41] <sping476> Hajuu: i thought you were here to help people, wtf
[17:41] <isolatedsh33p> i don't have that i think
[17:41] <sven_oostenbrink> isolatedsh33p: try xchat or (if you use KDE) quassel or konversation..
[17:41] <Hajuu> I was answering his illegal question llutz
[17:41] <isolatedsh33p> i'm using gnome
[17:41] <Hajuu> Xchat then
[17:41] <Hajuu> xchat = the mirc of linux
[17:41] <HexTasy_> what was illegal?
[17:41] <sven_oostenbrink> isolatedsh33p: xchat
[17:41] <HexTasy_> fail reading skills <--
[17:42] <isolatedsh33p> wait, google..
[17:42] <HexTasy_> oh i see it
[17:42] <Hajuu> HexTasy_: "<mikubuntu> hola guys.  i never used bittorrent b4, but i have several clients installed on my laptop.  i am trying to download Star Wreck the Complete Saga"...
[17:42] <Hajuu> etc etc
[17:42] <Hajuu> lol
[17:42] <Hajuu> I didnt really report him
[17:42] <Hajuu> you guys just ruined my fun
[17:42] <Hajuu> way to go.
[17:42] <FloodBot3> Hajuu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:42] <Guest14572> tengo una geforce 9400gt 1g y no consigo hacer funcionar el compiz y no se por que e instalado los driver privativos que bienen en ubuntu y nada de nada
[17:42] <HexTasy_> lol, I just didn't want to miss out on the fun
[17:42] <isolatedsh33p> its not in the package right?
[17:42] <HexTasy_> I was luling
[17:42] <isolatedsh33p> i mean xchat
[17:43] <Hajuu> erm, something very similar to xchat
[17:43] <Hajuu> just do: apt-cache search xchat
[17:43] <sven_oostenbrink> When trying apt-get purge package, I get this error: Package is in a very bad inconsistent state - you should reinstall it before attempting a removal.... How do I do this? I checked man apt-get but it gives -reinstall as an option, but that doesn't work either.. how can I get rid of this package?
[17:43] <thiebaude> Guest14572, system-administration-hardware drivers
[17:43] <isolatedsh33p> ok.. ok.. thanx..
[17:43] <meanieface> sven_oostenbrink: sudo apt-get purge
[17:43] <isolatedsh33p> i'm goin to reboot now.. *sighs*
[17:43] <sven_oostenbrink> meanieface: which gives me hte error I just described...
[17:44] <sven_oostenbrink> isolatedsh33p: don't be so sad...
[17:44] <meanieface> sven_oostenbrink: lmao sorry man
[17:44] <sven_oostenbrink> meanieface: imao?
[17:44] <sandyd80> Anyone able to help...my ubuntu i broke, i get as far as a blank desktop with the mouse pointer and it seems to get stuck there, how do i go about troubleshooting this_
[17:44] <Jennifer> hello all.  My ubuntu freezes seemingly random, version 9.04
[17:44] <Jennifer> I'm sitting in front of a frozen PC right now
[17:45] <Jennifer> any suggestions how to find out what the problem is?
[17:45] <rsk> Jennifer: find out if it's due to overheating
[17:45] <thiebaude> Jennifer, which graphics card?
[17:45] <Jennifer> rsk....sensors show cpu at 44C
[17:45] <ZuzOnline> so hajuu, do you know of anything like that but open source?
[17:45] <Jennifer> thiebaude...good question...if i remember correctly its Nvidia
[17:45] <erUSUL> Jennifer: check the various log files under /var/log/ (messages syslog kernel.log )
[17:45] <HexTasy_> heh
[17:45] <HexTasy_> good thing to know
[17:45] <thiebaude> Jennifer, ok
[17:45] <Hajuu> ZuzOnline: you mean free, not opensource.
[17:45] <HexTasy_> ati is :X
[17:46] <Hajuu> It IS opensource.
[17:46] <Hajuu> You recieve the source when you buy it.
[17:46] <Jennifer> erUSUL...going to reboot and look into the logs
[17:46] <Jennifer> brb
[17:46] <thiebaude> Jennifer, dual-boot?
[17:46] <Jennifer> thiebaude....no, clean installed ubuntu only
[17:47] <Jennifer> control-alt-f1 not responding
[17:47] <thiebaude> Jennifer, did you use live cd and just try ubuntu without installing to see if it works
[17:47] <Jennifer> neither is control/alt/backspace
[17:47] <Jennifer> thiebaude....intially yes
[17:47] <sandyd80> Anyone able to help...my ubuntu i broke, i get as far as a blank desktop with the mouse pointer and it seems to get stuck there, how do i go about troubleshooting this_
[17:47] <Jennifer> so thats why i installed
[17:48] <thiebaude> Jennifer, right
[17:48] <sven_oostenbrink> Could anybody take a look at this one? How can I fix this apt-get problem I cant remove, purge, reinstall or just install the package anymore :( http://pastebin.com/m55803a4e
[17:48] <thiebaude> Jennifer, and then you went through the install process?
[17:48] <Jennifer> and the irritating thing is, when this happens it forces a chdsk
[17:48] <Jennifer> and sometimes i have to manually do it
[17:49] <Jennifer> "unclean shutdown"
[17:49] <whatelse> #test
[17:49] <HexTasy_> bad memory perhaps Jennifer?
[17:49] <ZuzOnline> Hajuu freeware is good  :)
[17:49] <meanieface> sven_oostenbrink: dpkg --remove --force-remove-reinstreq <yourpackagehere>
[17:50] <Jennifer> HexTasy....did memtest before installing...bought them from a friend out of working PC, tested there and here...memtest86
[17:50] <wrapster> i have a motorola phone that is not properly mounting on ubuntu...would this be the right channel to ask such ques?
[17:51] <sven_oostenbrink> meanieface:  wohoo! Seems to do the trick! :)
[17:51] <meanieface> sven_oostenbrink: nice :)
[17:51] <HexTasy_> Jennifer: well if you've ran memtest for a few hours (4 or more) you'd rule out bad memory, and overheating at the same time more than likely.
[17:51] <Jennifer> HexTasy...left it running overnight
[17:51] <meanieface> wrapster: what are you trying to get it to work with?
[17:52] <wrapster> meanieface: just as any other USB media
[17:52] <HexTasy_> my next guess is funky modules or a bad config somewhere.  all packages up to date?
[17:52] <erUSUL> Jennifer: when the look up happens do the leds of the keyboard start blinking ?
[17:52] <wrapster> i can hear that connecting sound the phone makes..
[17:52] <Jennifer> Hextasy...as for overheating graphics...i can swap cards with an ATI
[17:52] <Jennifer> erUSUL...no
[17:52] <wrapster> but after that df -h does not show it to be mounted
[17:52] <HexTasy_> Jennifer: you're much better off with nvidia
[17:52] <meanieface> wrapster: have you tried bitpim?
[17:53] <HexTasy_> get teh latest drivers from nvidia.com
[17:53] <wrapster> meanieface: no
[17:53] <Jennifer> erUSUL...i can't do anything....keyboard locked.  Caps wont light up.  Numberlock wont light up when pressed
[17:53] <erUSUL> Jennifer: well we can rule out a "kernel panic" then :)
[17:53] <Jennifer> erUSUL...what does that mean?
[17:53] <Jennifer> erUSUL...is my case worse than "kernel panic"
[17:53] <Hajuu> Sounds more like your classic code 102 to me; Woman using a computer.
[17:54] <HexTasy_> kernel panics don't always alert via keyboard if you don't have that enabled
[17:54] <clearscreen> har har
[17:54] <sven_oostenbrink> meanieface: hint: Don't EVER do an apt-get install sun-blah-jre over ssh and then when the license question is there, you loose connection.. it made a serious mess..
[17:54] <Jennifer> Hajuu...sounds like you need to get out more
[17:54] <preecher> i downloaded the kde--i dont want it because it wont boot into it--can i delete the kde and not affect my gnome or do i need to do a reinstall
[17:54] <erUSUL> Jennifer: not likely; we can not know. Not enough info yet
[17:54] <meanieface> sven_oostenbrink: thanks for the heads up hehe
[17:54] <Pici> Hajuu: Thats is unwelcome here, please dont.
[17:54] <Hajuu> Jennifer: I'll tell that to the band I just spent 7 months on tour with
[17:54] <thiebaude> Hajuu, that wasn't right to say
[17:54] <Jennifer> erUSUL...let me pull up the logs, reboot finished
[17:54] <Hajuu> kthx
[17:56] <Jennifer> erUSUL...kernel.log very long.
[17:56] <preecher> can i delete all the kde stuff without effecting gnome or do i need to reinstall altogether
[17:57] <prince_jammys> preecher: yes, you don't need to reinstall
[17:57] <erUSUL> Jennifer: look from the end upwards. Looking for something odd
[17:57] <mikubuntu> hajuu, i am not pirating.  Star Wreck is an open source movie
[17:57] <mikubuntu> anyways, i 'saved' the torrent on my desktop, it says the file is 1.12 gb, and the icon showed up instantly on the desktop.  when i right click it gives me the option of three different clients to open with.  azureus seems to have some problem, runs a loop that says have to update the core, but it never completes, and the other one is just called 'transmission bittorrent client', and it does nothing either when i launch it.  sh
[17:57] <meanieface> preecher: kde is its own seperate window manager
[17:57] <Harrison_Bergero> erUSUL...ill pastebin it for you
[17:57] <Hajuu> mikubuntu: Piracy is illegal.
[17:57] <preecher> i just dloaded it but it no work so i dont want it anymore
[17:57] <Hajuu> Don't ask again.
[17:57] <StaRetji> which service is responsible for automounting USB driver?
[17:57] <mikubuntu> hajuu, i am not pirating.  Star Wreck is an open source movie
[17:57] <Hajuu> ...
[17:57] <clearscreen> Hajuu:  take your trolling somewhere else
[17:57] <Hajuu> No it's not.
[17:57] <Hajuu> Huh.
[17:58] <Hajuu> I'm not trolling :/
[17:58] <FloodBot3> Hajuu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:58] <Hajuu> Well, I was with Jennifer
[17:58] <mikubuntu> hajuu, i am not pirating.  Star Wreck is an open source movie
[17:58] <spine> need help with volume on x505
[17:58] <prince_jammys> open source movie, now there's a concept
[17:58] <Hajuu> heh
[17:58] <Hajuu> ...
[17:58] <Hajuu> mikubuntu: No, it's not. You are pirating. Deal with it.
[17:58] <mikubuntu> look it up, and then apologize
[17:58] <StaRetji> which service is responsible for automounting USB DRIVES (typo)
[17:58] <Hajuu> You look it up, and prove it to me, and maybe ill help you.
[17:59] <Harrison_Bergero> erUSUL....here is the pastebin link  http://pastebin.com/m2c6ec691
[17:59] <gavintlgold> prince_jammys,  http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/ ?
[17:59] <mikubuntu> i don't have to prove anything to you.  wtf are you.
[17:59] <meanieface> mikubuntu: "star wreck on dvd! order now"
[17:59] <preecher> meanieface or prince_jammys do you kno how i can delete it then
[17:59] <Jennifer> erUSUL...you've noticed im logged in twice
[17:59] <erUSUL> Hajuu: Star Wrek is a free movie you can distribute
[17:59] <prince_jammys> gavintlgold: what?
[17:59] <mikubuntu> yes, and you can buy open source operating systems on disk as well
[17:59] <Hajuu> bigbuckbunny isnt an opensource movie. It's a demonstration of the rendering software Blender, released with a loose licence for publicities sake.
[17:59] <meanieface> preecher: you should just type in sudo apt-get remove kd3
[17:59] <meanieface> preecher: sorry kde
[18:00] <mikubuntu> maybe you've heard of that?
[18:00] <Hajuu> mikubuntu: Well we will not support your piracy. Good luck with it though
[18:00] <erUSUL> Harrison_Bergero: is Jennifre's kernel.log ?
[18:00] <gavintlgold> prince_jammys, that's an open source movie
[18:00] <clearscreen> Even if Star Wreck WASNT a free movie, it's perfectly legal to download copyrighted material in the Netherlands. Piracy != Illegality
[18:00] <Harrison_Bergero> erUSUL...yes
[18:00] <prince_jammys> gavintlgold: it has source code?
[18:00] <Jennifer> erUSUL...ya...logged in twice
[18:01] <Jennifer> erUSUL...this is a windows machine
[18:01] <Hajuu> Uh, its not perfectly legal to download copyrighted material in Netherlands. Otherwise Piratebay wouldnt have been in court for.. well.. years.
[18:01] <prince_jammys> gavintlgold: can I compile it?
[18:01] <Harrison_Bergero> erUSUL...this ubuntu
[18:01] <Hajuu> It's just a grayzone.
[18:01] <meanieface> mikubuntu: for the record i've never heard of an "open source movie" ever
[18:01] <clearscreen> Hajuu: wrong :)
[18:01] <Hajuu> Prove it :)
[18:01] <cremetorte> i got a question. i got a bash script. it shall be executed when i switch to batery mode ...   is there any possibility
[18:01] <gavintlgold> prince_jammys, you can download all the blender files and textures, etc
[18:01] <prince_jammys> ah
[18:01] <clearscreen> Hajuu: piratebay is considered a supplier of copyrighted material.. actually DOWNLOADING it is legal
[18:01] <sandyd80> Anyone able to help...my ubuntu i broke, i get as far as a blank desktop with the mouse pointer and it seems to get stuck there, how do i go about troubleshooting this_
[18:01] <Pici> Hajuu: Please stop.  This isnt the place to discuss such things and what mikubuntu is trying to download is advertized on their site
[18:01] <Jennifer> copywrite protection???   research Law Merchant for your remedy
[18:01] <clearscreen> Hajuu: sure, let me look up the legislation, do you read dutch?
[18:01] <gavintlgold> prince_jammys, so it is "open source"
[18:01] <Pici> !offtopic
[18:02] <Hajuu> Pici: To be honest, I doubt he is trying to download that.
[18:02] <Hajuu> I think he is trying to pirate software!!
[18:02] <Hajuu> :o
[18:02] <Hajuu> clearscreen: I do, as it happens
[18:02] <Pici> Hajuu: I don't care. Torrents aren't inherently illegal.
[18:02] <mikubuntu> meanieface, it is the first open source movie.  but open source, it is.
[18:02] <Hajuu> Well it's great that you don't care.
[18:02] <Jennifer> erUSUL...the temp readings without flash in firefox are 40C
[18:02] <erUSUL> Jennifer: Harrison_Bergero nothing in there... what about syslog or messages ?
[18:03] <meanieface> mikubuntu: then why not just click on the download link instead?
[18:03] <Harrison_Bergero> looking
[18:03] <sandyd80> is anyoneseeing my support requests???
[18:03] <rezd> Would the ubuntu launch party be on topic?
[18:03] <clearscreen> Hajuu: then I'm sure you've heard of brein :)
[18:03] <Hajuu> sure.
[18:03] <Hajuu> I think everyone has.
[18:03] <Jennifer> erUSUL..i have syslog and syslog.0 same with kernel
[18:03] <MenZa> rezd: Nope, try #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:03] <Jennifer> what does that mean
[18:03] <mikubuntu> because they prefer to sell the recorded dvd set at this time, and the producer referred me to download it from a torrent
[18:04] <sandyd80> testing
[18:04] <Pici> Hajuu, clearscreen: Please stay on topic. This channel is for Ubuntu support.
[18:04] <erUSUL> sandyd80: can you make a gues as to how ubuntu broke. it just happened? was becouse of an upgrade? a power cut ?
[18:04] <clearscreen> http://anti-piracy.nl/piraterij/faq.asp - "Volgens de Auteurswet mag iedereen, zonder voorafgaande toestemming van de auteur 'voor eigen oefening, studie of gebruik' zelf een kopie maken van bv. een cd, MP3-muziekbestand of film. Deze uitzondering geldt echter niet voor computerspellen en andere software."
[18:04] <clearscreen> I'll stop now :)
[18:04] <Harrison_Bergero> erUSUL...syslog link   http://pastebin.com/d421bc1b1
[18:04] <mohan1> Hey guys! In my system xorg process consuming my cpu usage as a results it's effecting my system performance.
[18:04] <erUSUL> Jennifer: logs are rotated so they not get to big
[18:04] <Hajuu> [01:07] <Hajuu> We are supporting Ubuntu
[18:04] <Hajuu> [01:07] <Hajuu> By preventing piracy.
[18:04] <Hajuu> [01:07] <Hajuu> One star trek at a time!
[18:05] <Hajuu> anyway
[18:05] <Hajuu> Ill stop too
[18:05] <Hajuu> heh
[18:05] <FloodBot3> Hajuu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:05] <Jennifer> ok..that makes sense
[18:05] <mohan1> suggest me the best solution for me.
[18:05] <Jennifer> syslog is the actual log and .0 is the last log before the crash?
[18:05] <Sajjad68> hello all, how can i see movie subtitles in ubuntu?
[18:06] <erUSUL> Jennifer: no is the last before the log rotation took place
[18:06] <erUSUL> Jennifer: logrotation happens in a cron job
[18:06] <Bodsda> Hi, I have installed a lamp server and unziped phpbb3 but when I browse to localhost/phpBB3/install/index.php it attempts to download the file instead of displaying it. What am I doing wrong?
[18:06] <erUSUL> !info lofrotate
[18:06] <sandyd80> erUSUL, not sure, i did do an auto-update earlier, but it didnt require a restart, not sure if this was the first reboot since then, i ran fsck and fixed the errors found, tried reverting to the previous grub, still the same, i am able to boot onto a live-udb
[18:06] <erUSUL> !info logrotate
[18:06] <mohan1> Is there any solution for me.
[18:06] <isola73dsh33p> yo..
[18:06] <isola73dsh33p> i'm back..
[18:07] <nathan7> YO DOOD
[18:07] <isola73dsh33p> that's was long.. T_T
[18:07] <mohan1> welcome back
[18:07] <isola73dsh33p> thx
[18:07] <erUSUL> sandyd80: i ran fsck and fixed the errors found <<<< maybe fsck moved important files to /lost+found/ ??
[18:07] <isola73dsh33p> just finished installed xchat.. XD
[18:07] <Bodsda> nevermind
[18:08] <StaRetji> How can I make ubuntu with fluxbox automount usb drivers?
[18:08] <isola73dsh33p> why does my wlan sends so little numberr of packets =_=
[18:08] <sandyd80> erUSUL> if this is the case am i able to recover these files and if so how do i do it?
[18:09] <rezd> sound socket output problem: I used to have my speaker connected at the back of my computer with lenny, after I installed Ubuntu 9.04 the sound only works when it is connect to the output in the front of the computer.
[18:09] <mohan1> I have one more problem with firefox consuming my cpu usage. when I am surfing flash enabled websites.
[18:09] <erUSUL> sandyd80: well it all depends on how many files got moved and if there is a chance to recover...
[18:09] <Sajjad68> how can i see movie subtitles in ubuntu?
[18:09] <Jennifer> erUSUL...ok...im going to try and reproduce the freeze
[18:09] <enzotib> StaRetji: you can give a look at the package usbmount
[18:09] <rezd> 02:09.0 Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs SB Audigy (rev 04)
[18:09] <mikubuntu> pici, thank you.  so then do you mind if i get support for how to use the bittorent clients on my ubuntu?
[18:09] <StaRetji> enzotib, thx for the tip, that is enough for me, cheers...
[18:10] <erUSUL> sandyd80: once fsck moved all my /etc/ dir there but fsck do not keep the names nor the folder structure so... reinstall for me :|
[18:10] <mikubuntu> anyways, i 'saved' the torrent on my desktop, it says the file is 1.12 gb, and the icon showed up instantly on the desktop.  when i right click it gives me the option of three different clients to open with.  azureus seems to have some problem, runs a loop that says have to update the core, but it never completes, and the other one is just called 'transmission bittorrent client', and it does nothing either when i launch it.  sh
[18:10] <Pici> mikubuntu: Sure, go ahead and ask. Using torrents aren't forbidden here.
[18:10] <Jennifer> Fullscreen youtube while using bittorrent
[18:10] <erUSUL> StaRetji: like in windows. depens on the player you use
[18:10] <Jennifer> oh, and the crash lost the entire torrent...when i restarted the download started over from the beginning.....grrrr
[18:11] <isola73dsh33p> gosh, my internet is so slow
[18:11] <isola73dsh33p> >.<
[18:11] <Distro^Junkie> when using skype 2.0 with video I can not use any others application that uses sound... anyone know of a fix ?
[18:11] <fission6> anyone here developing using adobe flex inubuntu, i woul dlike to chat if so
[18:11] <Jennifer> erUSUL...what messages should i be looking for?
[18:11] <sandyd80> erUSUL> There dont seem to any files in lost and found that were created today
[18:11] <mikubuntu> thx
[18:12] <mikubuntu> pici, thx
[18:12] <erUSUL> Jennifer: oops messages
[18:12] <meanieface> isola73dsh33p: did you try what i said?
[18:12] <erUSUL> Jennifer: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_kernel_oops
[18:12] <meanieface> isola73dsh33p: go into gnome-control-center, click on hardware
[18:12] <meanieface> isola73dsh33p: you should see another wifi driver called "madwifi" try using that one
[18:13] <sandyd80> erUSUL> anything else i can try?
[18:13] <isola73dsh33p> not yet..
[18:13] <isola73dsh33p> could not find gnome-control-center
[18:13] <Harrison_Bergero> erUSUL...anything about oops in here:  http://pastebin.com/d6f5da9a6
[18:14] <meanieface> isola73dsh33p: just type it in the terminal
[18:14] <isola73dsh33p> owh.. ok..
[18:15] <erUSUL> sandyd80: so /lost+found/ is no empty ?
[18:15] <Jennifer> erUSUL...i found no oops in the message.log
[18:15] <sandyd80> no 8 files there, created aug 24, unless the date can get screwed up somehow
[18:15] <Jennifer> does this mean i have a hardware issue?
[18:15] <erUSUL> Jennifer: yes i was looking... so we do not have any info ... :|
[18:16] <mohan1> I am feedup of ubuntu what  to do
[18:16] <erUSUL> Jennifer: i dunno; do you use the propietary nvidia drivers ?
[18:16] <Jennifer> erUSUL...no info tells us something doesnt it?  points to hardware?
[18:16] <Jennifer> let me llook
[18:16] <erUSUL> Jennifer: maybe you can try i while with the nv driver (no 3d) and see if the issue appears or not
[18:17] <Jennifer> erUSUL...using Nvidia version 173...recommended in the list
[18:17] <skx> Hello, I am using Polish keyboard layout and it has ł under both alt+w and alt+l, the alt+w combination is very error prone, can I turn it off somehow and leave just alt+l?
[18:17] <erUSUL> sandyd80: can you see what are those files ? use « file filename »
[18:17] <BlackFLAG> can anyone here answer some questions i have about downloading ubuntu?
[18:17] <Jennifer> erUSUL...there is also a version 96
[18:17] <MenZa> !ask | BlackFLAG
[18:17] <isola73dsh33p> meanieface:done it, not such driver
[18:18] <meanieface> isola73dsh33p: what was in your hardware drivers?
[18:18] <Jennifer> uninstalling the driver
[18:18] <sandyd80> erUSUL> i dont understand, they are called for instance #841998
[18:19] <Gav> Hey, can anyone tell me why after i log into ubuntu all it does is load the wallpaper and nothing else, i get no bars, shortcuts nothing.
[18:19] <isola73dsh33p> AMD/ATI proprietary FGLRX graphics driver
[18:19] <trygg> Quick question, why am I not privilieged to mount my PSP? My users and groups say that I can access external storages.
[18:19] <Jennifer> erUSUL
[18:19] <isola73dsh33p> that's the only driver it listed..
[18:19] <Jennifer> ill see if that does the trick
[18:19] <BlackFLAG> ok, i would like to download ubuntu. i am currently using windows vista. i dont want to lose windows applications (specifically microsoft access). i also heard that you can download ubuntu on a flash drive instead of a LiveCD and that its better to do so. is this true and how do i download it to a usb drive
[18:19] <Jennifer> erUSUL....the freeze happens do infrequently that its irritating..last freeze was more than 2 weeks ago
[18:20] <grawity> BlackFLAG: There isn't any difference between flash and LiveCD versions.
[18:20] <sandyd80> blackflag, use unetbootin to copy the livecd image onto your USB stick
[18:21] <MenZa> !usb | BlackFLAG (more info here)
[18:21] <BlackFLAG> how does LiveCD work? i mean do i just get a blank cd-r and go?
[18:21] <sandyd80> blackflag, use unetbootin to copy the livecd image onto your USB stick
[18:21] <sandyd80> oops, just burn the ISO file to a blank cd yes
[18:22] <erUSUL> Jennifer: sandyd80 sorry been away a while
[18:22] <BlackFLAG> thanks so much everyone gonna try and dl it
[18:22] <sandyd80> np
[18:23] <erUSUL> sandyd80: yes fsck usually do not know the name of the file
[18:23] <GavG> Hey, can anyone help me, after i log into ubuntu it only loads wallpaper, no bars no shortcuts i cant do anything apart from CTRL+ALT+DEL to logout. It was workng
[18:23] <Kuifje111> hello all, I just installed a new PC and I want to make sure everything is all right. Thus I installed LM-Sensors to check the temperatures of the CPU! could anyone check the output for me, because there are some oddities for me. Here's the output: http://pastebin.com/d20e17495
[18:23] <wiredfool> does @reboot work in /etc/cron.d for anyone?
[18:23] <wiredfool> It works on debian, but I'm not getting any love on 9.04
[18:23] <erUSUL> Jennifer: really is hard to know what is happening with th3e info we have...
[18:24] <sandyd80> erUSUL> so am i screwed then or is there a way to recover these files (even though they appear to be old)
[18:24] <erUSUL> sandyd80: so it jst give them a number (or probably uses the inode number)
[18:25] <sandyd80> yes all of them are just numbers (8 files total)
[18:25] <erUSUL> sandyd80: without knowing what they are (looking at its contents) is hard to know
[18:25] <fcuk112_> Kuifje111: have you tried installing sensors-applet?  it allows you to create an applet in your panel that uses data from sensors.
[18:26] <Kuifje111> ok, thanks.
[18:26] <iceroot> wiredfool: working fine on lenny and hardy
[18:26] <BlackFLAG> another question. will i be able to obtain ubuntu without a blank cd to burn it on? cuz i thought i had some but i dont
[18:26] <sdwrage> zomg.. guake is nice :)
[18:26] <iceroot> !usb | BlackFLAG
[18:26] <sandyd80> blackflag: use the USB method as described
[18:26] <meanieface> sdwrage: guake is nice, tilda is more configurable
[18:27] <sdwrage> meanieface, Had issues with tilda
[18:27] <meanieface> sdwrage: like what?
[18:27] <sdwrage> I resized to 90% width and it wouldnt go back
[18:27] <wiredfool> iceroot: found something related in the bugs: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cron/+bug/308341
[18:27] <Kemper> Всем привет! Русскоговорящие есть?
[18:27] <sandyd80> erUSUL> dont u think its strange that the lost and found files are not dated with todays date?
[18:27] <sdwrage> and I tried to hide it... and it wouldnt hide
[18:27] <sdwrage> after the change
[18:27] <sdwrage> so I tried to resize it back... no go
[18:27] <sdwrage> so I just went with guake for now :)
[18:28] <iceroot> wiredfool: interesting
[18:28] <fcuk112_> yea guake rocks.
[18:28] <meanieface> sdwrage: thats odd, i used guake first, i loved it but i wanted the console to be on the bottom of the screen
[18:28] <sdwrage> meh... its no biggie... I dont mind it being up top
[18:29] <BlackFLAG> on the page u gave me it gives me instructions on how to copy ubuntu from a cd to a usb drive
[18:29] <BlackFLAG> i dont have a cd
[18:29] <sdwrage> maybe ill play with tilda some day
[18:29] <rookie> OMG
[18:29] <fcuk112_> you can also try yakuake, but i still prefer guake.
[18:29] <sdwrage> anyone know anything about installing open source ATI Drivers?
[18:29] <sdwrage> the proprietary ones suck balls
[18:30] <sdwrage> super slow
[18:30] <Kemper> прикольно самому с собой разговаривать!
[18:30] <Pici> !ru | Kemper
[18:30] <geniehost> hi all
[18:30] <rsk> sdwrage: the open are installed by default afaik
[18:30] <geniehost> I have a usb-floopy how can I find the device name of that one?
[18:30] <sdwrage> rsk, nah... I cant get to widescreen res
[18:31] <sdwrage> do I need to get xserver-xorg-video-ati?
[18:31] <rsk> yep that's the package
[18:31] <sdwrage> ok I will download it once I get home
[18:31] <sdwrage> at work right now on VMWare
[18:31] <Scunizi> The gui based "users & groups" doesn't show all the groups.. How do I see them all on CLI?
[18:32] <sandyd80> erUSUL> so are you saying that i am screwed?!
[18:32] <peke78> hola
[18:32] <geniehost> how can I find my usb-floppy device name?
[18:32] <geniehost> any command?
[18:32] <Kemper> Pici, ubottu, сенк ю )))))
[18:32] <geniehost> I am 8.04
[18:33] <wiredfool> iceroot: I can't get either of those commands to do anything, so, it's differently broken in 9.04
[18:33] <Floyd> anybody knows a way to have compiz on a dual-screen?
[18:36] <scatterp> hi how would i add language support for chinese to xchat so i can read/write ?
[18:36] <Scunizi> geniehost: unplug it and then open a terminal and type dmesg.. it will output a lot of stuff.. just look at the bottom lines.. then plug in the device and reissue the dmesg command again looking at the bottom of the list.. it may show up there.. also there's sudo lshw
[18:37] <Scunizi> how do I get a list of groups on my machine in terminal?
[18:37] <fcuk112_> scatterp: did you try administration -> language support?
[18:37] <llutz> Scunizi: $ cut -d":" -f 1 /etc/group
[18:37] <fcuk112_> scatterp: and use irssi :)
[18:37] <scatterp> k
[18:38] <grawity> scatterp: Network Settings -> Edit -> Charset: UTF-8
[18:38] <Scunizi> llutz: thanks.. that worked.. I output it to a text file.. how come the gui groups app doesn't list them all?
[18:39] <scatterp> grawity, thanks
[18:39] <llutz> Scunizi: idk
[18:39] <squelos> hello
[18:39] <orbisvicis> what are the default permissions on /var/log/apache/{access,error} ? I think I might have screwed them up?
[18:39] <squelos> i got a HP probook 4510s. Im running ubuntu on it (jaunty)
[18:39] <Scunizi> llutz: I was actaully looking for the right group for apache to put myself into.. you'd figure it would be listed.. DOH!
[18:39] <geniehost> thanks Scunizi , it's sdh
[18:40] <squelos> and the sound does come out of the integrated speaker. I managed to make it work on debian with the 2.6.30 kernel.
[18:40] <squelos> How should i proceed ?
[18:40] <llutz> Scunizi: isn't it www-data? no clue, sorry
[18:40] <Scunizi> geniehost: np :).. probably sdh1 for the disk once mounted
[18:41] <Scunizi> llutz: it is.. I just couldn't remember it and was having problems referencing it.
[18:41] <leopesto> rieccomi..... ;)
[18:41] <leopesto> tu mi dici quello che devo fare.... e io lo faccio... ;)
[18:42] <leopesto> provo a dare /etc/init.d/samba restart?
[18:42] <squelos> !es
[18:42] <orbisvicis> gah apache2 suddenly isn't logging anything
[18:42] <fcuk112_> !it
[18:42] <leopesto> sorry
[18:43] <leopesto> wrong chan ;)
[18:43] <leopesto> bye
[18:43] <nicolas> hello! could anybode please tell me where i can find the config file that pppoeconf creates?
[18:44] <lo127> I have a subversion repository in /var/<repos>, how do I set the filesystem permission so that multiple users can acces it?
[18:44] <SikEnCide> ive got an issue with ubuntu server
[18:44] <Scunizi> nicolas: perhaps in your /home directory.. but it will be hidden.. open the file manager and CTRL+H to view hidden files
[18:45] <bryar> Does anyone know how to burn a bootable dvd on Ubuntu?
[18:45] <raven_> hi - which folder is the audio-plugin-folder - how to install a plugin (.so-file)
[18:45] <nicolas> thank you :)
[18:45] <rbd> hi guys... we have an ubuntu 9.04 box running.... was running fine until today... but now we launch X and just about every command we start up either crashes with a segmentation fault immediately or shortly thereafter.... a strace shows that they seem to die in random locations... no pattern to it... sounds like a potential bad memory issue to me...anyone have an other opinions?
[18:45] <SikEnCide> ive got server 9.04 ... everytime i change my /etc/motd file it works, untill i rebot then it gets over written could i have some help please
[18:46] <beli> lo127: chmod -R o+r /path/to/folder   ...o stands for others....+r for adding read permissions,,, the -R does it recursive on all files and dirs
[18:46] <lo127> beli, is that really how its done?
[18:47] <beli> lo127: no. ask your local police officer
[18:47] <lo127> I was thinking about creating a group "subversion" an use chgrp -R subversion /path
[18:47] <beli> lo127: sure its done that way....read manuals! man chmod   and man chown
[18:47] <lo127> but that would force me to change the standard creaton group of all users to subversion, right?
[18:48] <beli> lo127: no...OTHERS stands for the rest of the world
[18:48] <beli> lo127: you can set perms for the user, the group and all others of the file/dir
[18:49] <lo127> beli, not sure I wan't all local users to have r+w in the repos
[18:49] <SikEnCide> ive got server 9.04 ... everytime i change my /etc/motd file it works, untill i rebot then it gets over written could i have some help please
[18:49] <Raykoid666> http://424a6161.linkseer.net <-- security tutorial for SQL injection, shortened url... my blog here: http://raykoid666.blogs.linkbucks.com
[18:49] <lo127> beli anyway, if a user creates a file in the repos, what happens with the permissions
[18:49] <lo127> it won't be 777 any more, will it?
[18:50] <bryar> I have found an ISO for Vista and I need to burn it to a DVD. I've tried Brasseo and Gnomebaker but neither one will make it bootable. Is there a command to burn it from terminal so I can burn it as a bootable disk?
[18:51] <synackfin> does anyone here use the 8-bay DAS (TR8M-B, uses SiI 3132 chipset)?
[18:51] <fcuk112_> bryar: try k3b.
[18:51] <sreckobb> hello
[18:51] <Aviram> HEy guys
[18:51] <llutz> bryar: growisofs -dvd-compat -Z /dev/dvd=image.iso
[18:51] <sreckobb> any from Serbia
[18:51] <sreckobb> ?
[18:51] <Aviram> I wonder how can I find what is the path for my DVD Rom drive?
[18:51] <GMan> no
[18:52] <Aviram> I need it for dumping some DVD
[18:52] <Aviram> anyone? D:
[18:52] <Aviram> ??
[18:52] <llutz> Aviram: /dev/sr0 most likely
[18:52] <darkc0re> whois darkc0re
[18:52] <darkc0re> sorry :P
[18:53] <Jennifer> hello
[18:53] <Jennifer> erUSUL....so far everything is working with the 2D driver
[18:53] <beli> lo127: best way is to add the local users to one group....maybe they have a common group USERS....and then adjust the group permissions to +rw  ....existing files are unchanged of permissions...new files will take user:group
[18:53] <Jennifer> erUSUL...this might take a couple of weeks before the next crash
[18:54] <beli> lo127: why not just read the manuals? its all in there
[18:54] <lo127> beli: so the new files has to be manually changed to the correct group?
[18:54] <bryar> llutz:  "growisofs -dvd-compat -Z /dev/dvd=image.iso" on the last part, do I have to give where the iso is located?
[18:54] <llutz> bryar: sure
[18:54] <Vock> I'm having a problem with screen size on a laptop: I plugged in an external monitor and Ubuntu automatically changed the resolution on my laptop, and then when I restored it and unplugged the external monitor, the screen size has shrunk (i.e. There are two black strips on the sides of the monitor that are not being used as part of the desktop). Any ideas how to treat this?
[18:54] <beli> lo127: no!
[18:54] <bryar> llutz: let me try it
[18:54] <sreckobb> growisofs is command ?
[18:55] <beli> lo127: you dont listen....read the manual
[18:55] <lo127> beli, chill out, I will
[18:56] <lo127> beli, thanks anyway
[18:56] <jimmy51_> how can i get a dump of my DNS settings from the terminal?
[18:57] <bryar> llutz: just once for clarification the command would read; growisofs -dvd-compat -Z /dev/dvd=/home/bryar/WindowsVistaHomePremium.iso
[18:57] <llutz> bryar: yes
[18:58] <raven_> hi - which folder is the audio-plugin-folder - how to install a plugin (.so-file)
[18:58] <llutz> jimmy51_: cat /etc/resolv.conf   should give you the list of used nameservers
[18:58] <jimmy51_> thanks
[18:58] <sreckobb> how to install a flash plugin (.so-file)
[18:59] <sreckobb> ?
[18:59] <jimmy51_> llutz: i'm dealing with two subnets here.  from a windows box on subnet A i can ping HOSTNAME of a host on subnet B and it works.  in linux i have to ping HOSTNAME.DOMAIN.COM
[18:59] <jimmy51_> is that something i can resolve easily?
[18:59] <canthus13> sreckobb: You should be able to install flash via sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[19:00] <sreckobb> tnh
[19:00] <sreckobb> tnx
[19:00] <trism> sreckobb: or just sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree if you want just flash
[19:00] <canthus13> sreckobb: That'll also install other nice-to-have things like dvd playback and video codecs.
[19:00] <^mNotIntelligent> hi all!
[19:01] <`Jack> hi
[19:01] <^mNotIntelligent> I'm trying to register a dll using this: regsvr32 "C:\windows\system32\quartz.dll" but it gives me this error :  Failed to load DLL C:\windows\system32\quartz.dll, any idea?
[19:01] <^mNotIntelligent> !hi | `Jack
[19:01] <`Jack> anyone can tell me how do I set colors in termina ? for example to look like this : jack@Jack:~$
[19:01] <sreckobb>
[19:01] <sreckobb> thanks people
[19:01] <Pici> ^mNotIntelligent: If you're doing this under wine then the best place to ask is #winehq
[19:02] <^mNotIntelligent> thanks @ Pici
[19:03] <WanHouse> jimmy51_: Middle of the page: http://linux.about.com/od/lna_guide/a/gdelna46.htm
[19:04] <llutz> jimmy51_: if you have a local dns-server, it should do that.
[19:04] <jimmy51_> hmm
[19:04] <jimmy51_> i do have a DNS server.  that would probably be the way to go, right?
[19:04] <jimmy51_> then i wouldn't have to modify host.conf for every client
[19:04] <^mNotIntelligent> Pici, that channel is terribly slow...seems everyone is idle... I guess I've to wait for some time.... :-(
[19:05] <moltenbobcat> jimmy51_: all you should have todo is set your dns suffix to primary  domain.com
[19:05] <WanHouse> jimmy51_: No need to do that if you have pointed your /etc/resolv.conf DNS addresses to a local DNS.
[19:05] <Kiltach> quick question because its kind of important right now, on the default wireless connection manager does the icon of two black boxes (in the same place as the broadcast tower with shield that means encryption) mean an adhoc connection
[19:05] <Kiltach> pretty sure someone is trying to bait people at my library
[19:05] <llutz> jimmy51_: i needed to gove some additional options to dnsmasq running on my router, when i had a similar issue
[19:05] <erUSUL> Jennifer: been away a while again sorry; good luck with the testing
[19:05] <moltenbobcat> jimmy51_: it should be the top line in the resolv.conf as domain domain.com
[19:06] <WanHouse> moltenbobcat is correct.
[19:06] <raven_> how to install LADSPA-plugins - which folder is the right one? (plugin is x.so file)
[19:06] <jimmy51_> moltenbobcat: ah, that's probably the source of the problem
[19:06] <moltenbobcat> jimmy51_: yeah if that's in there it will automatically append onto any dns lookups that aren't fully qualified
[19:06] <jimmy51_> there are multiple domain names among the subnets
[19:07] <moltenbobcat> jimmy51_: well you can only have one primary dns suffix as far as I know
[19:07] <jimmy51_> i wonder how windows is making ti work
[19:07] <jimmy51_> maybe WINS ?
[19:07] <eb4bgr> help about ubuntu loading
[19:07] <knoppix> whats up
[19:08] <babak> how can in understand my ubuntu is 32 bit or 64 bit?
[19:08] <eb4bgr> want to load ubuntu CD into Fat-32 as live-HD mode
[19:08] <knoppix_> hello?
[19:09] <bryar> llutz: burnt properly. am going to check if it will work.
[19:09] <mkcottle> New (today) to Ububtu.  Attempting to get broadcom driver working for wifi on dv5000 cpu.  (using https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx) for guide, but having difficulty following terminal steps.
[19:10]  * meindian523 waits
[19:10] <WanHouse> jimmy51_: DNS adresses as well. They also tell in what order to search the configured DNS's.
[19:11] <mkcottle> pulled the requested files down on alternate computer and xfered them using thumbdrive.  where to 'place' them so terminal command lines work?
[19:11] <rnk_> hey all, how do I figure out which package provides a certain file?  I'm missing /usr/share/xsessions/gnome.desktop
[19:11] <meindian523> mkcottle, .debs?
[19:11] <mkcottle> no, the .bz2 and the wl_apasta=<IP_ADDRESS>.o files
[19:12]  * meindian523 calls whoever was helping mkcottle before
[19:12] <mkcottle> I tried to simply use the fw-cutter deb, but the cpu doesn't have alternate internet access to pull the files down automatically.
[19:12] <jimdandy> Hello all! I am using ubuntu-desktop (Jaunty), and I installed samba. I have noticed my hostname is visible to networks I connect to. Is samba responsible for this?
[19:13] <jimmy51_> WanHouse: i'm confused.  My windows boxes who get their DNS from the same DNS server as my linux box are able to ping anybody without the dns suffix.  my linux box cannot.  is this reasonable, or do i have a problem?
[19:14] <WanHouse> jimdandy: They can query for the samba hostname (Can be any name you like).
[19:14] <bryar> llutz: it failed to boot...
[19:14] <llutz> bryar: broken iso
[19:14] <jimdandy> WanHouse: So if I uninstalled samba, this query wouldn't return anything?
[19:14] <whotopia> \join #openwrt
[19:14] <bryar> llutz: do you know how to fix?
[19:15] <WanHouse> jimdandy: stop samba and test it.
[19:15] <llutz> bryar: nope
[19:15] <mkcottle> Meindian523, they aren't on.
[19:15] <paoloz> hi to all
[19:15] <paoloz> anyone can tell me the name of a program wich i can create a film from photo?
[19:15] <bryar> llutz: bollocks
[19:15] <jimdandy> Wanhouse: I only have one computer :-)
[19:15] <eb4bgr> want to load Ubuntu 9.04 CD into Fat-32 as live-HD mode.  is there any way ??
[19:15] <WanHouse> jimmy51_: Put in some "search domain.com" at the top of the file.
[19:16] <jimmy51_> WanHouse: in the /etc/host.conf file on the client?
[19:16] <WanHouse> jimmy51_: /etc/resolv.conf
[19:16] <bryar> llutz: will try XP and then download Nero... Option for boot there.
[19:17] <mkcottle> new user looking for help with jaunty and broadcom wireless driver.
[19:17] <llutz> bryar: not if you burn an iso
[19:17] <jimmy51_> WanHouse: that's working.
[19:17] <WanHouse> jimmy51_: Neat
[19:18] <jimmy51_> WanHouse: thanks.  i guess i'll just have to do that for every linux box here.
[19:18] <Jeruvy> paoloz: try kino
[19:18] <jimmy51_> it still seems odd that windows can do it without explicitly indicating it
[19:18] <urthmover> how do you magnify zoom in on the ubuntu desktop?
[19:18] <[manas]> anyone saw jimmio ?
[19:18] <maninho> hi people
[19:18] <mkcottle> :-D anyone able to help?
[19:18] <WanHouse> jimmy51_: For all domains in that case. Or do every box belong to its own domain :)
[19:18] <JoshuaL> just ask mkcottle :D
[19:19] <maninho> how are you?
[19:19] <bryar> llutz: either way i end up with frizzbees
[19:19] <mkcottle> heh.  let me go back and copy/paste.
[19:19]  * stat_eno saluta
[19:19] <llutz> bryar: ever heard of dvd-rw? :)
[19:19] <jimmy51_> WanHouse: three domains... production, development, and testing
[19:19] <mkcottle> New (today) to Ububtu.  Attempting to get broadcom driver working for wifi on dv5000 cpu.  (using https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx) for guide, but having difficulty following terminal steps.
[19:19] <WanHouse> jimmy51_: Add those.
[19:19] <paoloz> Jeruvy: thanks
[19:19] <trism> mkcottle: need to be a bit more specific
[19:19] <paoloz> i will try
[19:20] <jimmy51_> WanHouse: they're all working when added to resolve.conf on the clients i've done so far
[19:20] <mkcottle> pulled the requested files down on alternate computer and xfered them using thumbdrive.  where to 'place' them so terminal command lines work?
[19:20] <bryar> llutz: too pricey. and my stepmom has all of them
[19:20] <mkcottle> jaunty cpu does not have alternate internet access... so trying to get the fw-cutter.deb package set to run manually
[19:20] <WanHouse> jimmy51_: alright
[19:21] <mkcottle> still need more info?
[19:21] <dallix> how do I install the ppc codecs in ubntu 9.04 ... I have added medibuntu to my resporitories ... but apt get install ppc codecs doesn't work ... it says here that there are ppc codecs .. http://packages.medibuntu.org/jaunty/non-free-codecs.html ... but at the bottom of the page it only lists the x86 codecs and the amd64 codecs ... how do i get ppc codecs?
[19:21] <thiscomputer> is there a way to make all actions sudo in terminal?
[19:21] <m0RrE> hey, guys.. i quick question. is it possible to clone two displays with different refresh rates? the card is nvidia 9800gtx
[19:21] <WanHouse> thiscomputer: "su -"
[19:22] <jimmy51_> thiscomputer: that's dangerous, but if you really want to you can run bash as sudo i think
[19:22] <WanHouse> thiscomputer: You may need to unlock the root account first with the user configurator.
[19:22] <fission6> how do i allow my login name to write to /opt
[19:22] <jimmy51_> sudo bash
[19:22] <habanos> does anyone know a good free voip with iax provider
[19:22] <raven_> how to install LADSPA-plugins - which folder is the right one? (plugin is x.so file)
[19:23] <llutz> thiscomputer: sudo -i
[19:23] <thiscomputer> wanhouse would su - be indifinate
[19:23] <LjL> !sudo
[19:23] <red_> hello everyone
[19:23] <mkcottle> I put the wl_apasta-<IP_ADDRESS>.o on the desktop.  when I run terminal  sudo b43-fwcutter -w /lib/firmware wl_apasta-<IP_ADDRESS>.o and put in the password, reply is "cannot open input file wl_apasta-<IP_ADDRESS>.o"
[19:23] <LjL> thiscomputer: "sudo -i" is recommended (in the context of doing everything via sudo being NOT recommended to begin with, of course)
[19:23] <WanHouse> jimmy51_: Only ubuntu does it this way. On all other dists you can "su -". Its only insecure if somehow the administrator (You) forget to close the terminal (Not likely).
[19:24] <axisys> how do I let users to edit files using vi and have the RCS done automatically in the background.. or what is better and simple way to keep all files managed using revision control..  ?
[19:24] <trism> mkcottle: you need to make sure you are in the desktop folder, try cd Desktop first
[19:24] <nathan7> 0xffb00b
[19:24] <trism> mkcottle: err cd ~/Desktop
[19:24] <LjL> thiscomputer: (being root all the time will have bad implications for your files' permissions - they may become unreadable by your user - aside from the obvious security issues)
[19:24] <mkcottle> in terminal?
[19:24] <sahilsk> hey do i know how can i open password protected zip file??
[19:24] <trism> mkcottle: yes
[19:24] <mkcottle> trying it. thx trism
[19:24] <WanHouse> nathan7: I see you have an abundance ;)
[19:24] <sahilsk> i've tried using rarcrack, but no use.
[19:24] <llutz> sahilsk: man unzip
[19:24] <thiscomputer> hmn what i really want to do is stop the other users
[19:25] <nathan7> WanHouse: ?
[19:25] <sahilsk> llutz: password protected  file??
[19:25] <dbugger> Hey guys, any of you use minitube?
[19:25] <nathan7> no, megatube
[19:25] <WanHouse> nathan7: ?
[19:25] <nathan7> Actually, I use an intertube
[19:25] <WanHouse> ^^
[19:25] <nathan7> vv
[19:26] <dbugger> a small app to see youtube in the desktop
[19:26] <mkcottle> Trism, it gave me bash: cd: /home/crossmark/desktop: no such file or directory.
[19:26] <dbugger> I dont kno why, it's not playing :(
[19:26] <llutz> sahilsk: -P password
[19:26] <jer> just out of curiosity, anyone know of an equivalent way of taking an ubuntu cd iso image and putting it on a usb stick, akin to usb-creator, but something that'll run on osx? (only other laptop i have right now)
[19:26] <trism> mkcottle: ubuntu (linux in general) is case-sensitive
[19:26] <trism> mkcottle: it is a capital D
[19:26] <mgolisch> its Desktop probably
[19:26] <WanHouse> thiscomputer: edit the /etc/sudoers file
[19:26] <mgolisch> unless you changed that
[19:26] <mkcottle> Oh. retrying
[19:27] <tarelerulz> Do any of you know the package for Konqueor that gives you files size view ? Or some other way too see what files are taking up a bunch of space. My Vista don't work so I wanted to clear some space on the partition .
[19:27] <sahilsk> llutz: i need to break the password of zip file.
[19:27] <llutz> sahilsk: ask in #how-to-become-1337-hackz0r
[19:27] <sahilsk> lol
[19:27] <WanHouse> thiscomputer: Make sure you can "su -" first or youll lock out everyone and have to rescue.
[19:27] <llutz> sahilsk: you asked to open, not to crack
[19:27] <thiscomputer> what i want to do for certain is stop the unprivliaged account from accessing any of the main file systems folders is there a way to do that
[19:28] <zleap> tarelerulz, you should be able to display file size in konqueror
[19:28] <Jennifer> ok...good news...it crashed again...right now
[19:28] <dallix> .join #how-to-become-1337-hackz0r
[19:28] <Jennifer> this time i do have flashing keyboard
[19:28] <Jennifer> what does this mean?
[19:28] <llutz> Jennifer: kernel-panik
[19:28] <prince_jammys> thiscomputer: why?
[19:28] <Jennifer> erUSUL...you here?
[19:28] <llutz> panic*
[19:28] <sahilsk> llutz: great....my mistake...
[19:28] <thiscomputer> its a child
[19:28] <mkcottle> in desktop (I think) still got the cannot open input file wl_apasta-<IP_ADDRESS>.o response
[19:28] <Scunizi> Is there a browser based control utility for mysql that's in the repos?
[19:28] <Jennifer> lllutz....what should i do now
[19:28] <babak> how can understand my ubuntu is 32bit or 64bit?
[19:29] <willy> hy all
[19:29] <trism> mkcottle: type pwd
[19:29] <prince_jammys> thiscomputer: regular users can't write to those files.
[19:29] <trism> mkcottle: and if you're in the corect directory, type ls and see if the file is there
[19:29] <mkcottle> it didn't ask for it this time.
[19:29] <Jennifer> i am using nonproprietary videodriver
[19:29] <WanHouse> thiscomputer: Regualr users always need access to /bin/* and /usr/* etc to function (be able to login etc) why ?
[19:29] <llutz> Jennifer: press ALT-SYSRQ-S/E/I/U/B
[19:29] <Jennifer> as erUSUL suggested...this time the error does give a flashing keyboard
[19:29] <willy> someone can help me to connect an webserver to a host?
[19:29] <willy> pls
[19:29] <rmmRMM> any way to speed up the visual bell in GNOME? right now, the refresh takes around a second :-/
[19:30] <mkcottle> Trism, pwd give me the response /home/crossmark/Desktop
[19:30] <Jennifer> llutz....sysrq?  is that control?
[19:30] <WanHouse> willy: ?
[19:30] <iarp> for some reason, i have 11 apache processes running might there be a reason why? ubuntu server 9.04
[19:30] <llutz> Jennifer: nope, should be on "print" key
[19:30] <jd__> Hi can anyone help with a simple audio question
[19:30] <trism> mkcottle: then you should be in the correct directory (since you said you put the files on the Desktop), is the file listed in ls?
[19:30] <BlackFLAG> i downloaded the ubuntu file to my USB flash and my external hard drive. now what do i do to run ubuntu? or to install it?
[19:30] <Jennifer> llutz...should i hold that entire combination at once?
[19:30] <llutz> Jennifer: http://www.debian-administration.org/article/The_magic_sysreq_options_introduced
[19:30] <khtaam> babak, run: uname -a, if it says i686 its 32 bit
[19:31] <thiscomputer> i set up a second accont for the child but found i can still access my desktop and such through his/her i dont want that being done
[19:31] <ender> would anyone know why I cant dual boot with ubuntu because when I try to boot to cd I get blue screen?
[19:31] <trism> mkcottle: you may have just mistyped it if it is, you can try using the tab key to autocomplete the filename
[19:31] <mkcottle> trism, retrying.
[19:31] <llutz> Jennifer: it's 5 commands
[19:32] <jd__> I have changed all my audio selections to sB audigy audio is fine but on the web (youtube ect.) I get no audio can anyone direct me where these settings may be?
[19:32] <tarelerulz> zleap, I looked under view and the option it give are detail , list , columns .  On ever other version of Konqueor I had to install an extra package .
[19:32] <vlad> hello! I wanna install ubuntu 9.10 on my desktop PC. Will I need to reinstall my system when the finall(stable) version is released? It´s just 10 deys but I can´t wait to use it;)
[19:32] <rmmRMM> vlad: no you don't
[19:32] <mkcottle> Trism.  that file extracted...woot.  moving on to the rest. thx.
[19:32] <trism> mkcottle: good luck
[19:32] <Jeruvy> ender: a blue screen from windows?  Sounds like you system is not booting from cd/dvd.
[19:32] <khtaam> vlad, no, it will be updated to final release
[19:33] <vlad> lovely, TY
[19:33] <vlad> getting it right now
[19:33] <rmmRMM> vlad: just run apt-get dist-upgrade and it wll update on the fly
[19:34] <ender> I can boot to other live cds though
[19:34] <ender> and I cant format to ntfs either if that helps
[19:34] <jd__> If anyone can help Direc me   need help with a simple audio prob
[19:34] <Jeruvy> ender; did you md5 check the cd in question?
[19:34] <Jennifer> llutz...still blinking
[19:34] <ender> md5 check?
[19:34] <Jeruvy> !md5 | ender
[19:34] <Jennifer> llutz...is there a control/alt/del version for ubuntu?
[19:35] <thiscomputer> the reason for why i want to block the children from accessing any of the main files photos ecetera
[19:35] <llutz> Jennifer: won't work after a kernel-panic. sysrq is the only way (or shutting power off)
[19:35] <Bragex9> how do i completely remove firefiox from my system?
[19:36] <ineuw> help with ubuntu 9.10 installation needed
[19:36] <Jennifer> ok....just a logic question now.  Now that im using a nonproprietary driver, still crashed BUT now i have a flashing keyboard which i didnt have before....does this suggest a bad graphics card?
[19:36] <Bodsda> Can I use samba as a file sharing solution between two Ubuntu machines?
[19:36] <darko_> hello, can i use my tomboy notes with gnote?
[19:36] <Jeruvy> ineuw: please join #ubuntu+1 for help with karmic.
[19:36] <llutz> Jennifer: no clue, sorry
[19:36] <kusanagi_> Jennifer, ati?
[19:36] <Jennifer> kusanagi...nvidia
[19:36] <ineuw> Karmic's kernel should be 2.6.31-14.48-generic but mine is
[19:37] <ineuw> Ubuntu 2.6.27-7.16-generic
[19:37] <kusanagi_> propietary driver works pretty fine to me
[19:37] <ineuw> and this is after installation of 9.10
[19:37] <Jennifer> kusanagi...i was using the proprietary
[19:37] <Bodsda> ineuw: please, you were asked to take karmic discussions to #ubuntu+1
[19:37] <ineuw> thanks
[19:38] <kusanagi_> Jennifer, there is no ctrl + alt + del ctrl + alt + f1 and the htop insted
[19:38] <Jennifer> sometimes i get the strong suspicion that this is all DESIGNED to waste our collective time...am i alone with the perspective?
[19:38] <jd__> help me please I need audio for the internet I use a SB audigy card Ive change all my settings over and audio tested   everything works but no audi online where would this setting be
[19:38] <Bodsda> Jennifer: what is 'this'?
[19:38] <kusanagi_> Jennifer, well, im sure u are not the only one... but quite wasting ur time...
[19:38] <angelo-026> Hello . i need help i wil install a max osx work balk on my ubuntu?
[19:38] <mkcottle> Trism - it all worked out fine - rebooted and it's online.  thank you again for your help with learning the terminal.
[19:38] <Creap> I have installed eggdrop from the repositories but need to recompile it to add a module. I have all the -src repos in my sources.list, but where is the sourcecode?
[19:38] <darko_> hello, can i use my tomboy notes with gnote?
[19:38] <Jennifer> Bodsda...civilization in general
[19:38] <Bodsda> Jennifer: oh yeah... thats buggered
[19:39] <rhend15> Hello can somebody help me with this problem is am searching for an solution for an mac bar, with those big round buttons here is an example : http://www.ecc.u-tokyo.ac.jp/guide/gazou/Mac-desktop-english.jpg
[19:39] <Bodsda> Creap: try a   sudo apt-get source <packagename>
[19:39] <kusanagi_> Jennifer, and you are living in the nice side of civilization...
[19:40] <Bodsda> rhend15: you mean the application dock?
[19:40] <Creap> ok thanks
[19:40] <rhend15> Yes thats what i mean,
[19:40] <Bodsda> !awn | rhend15
[19:40] <kusanagi_> rhend15, gnome do bar or avant window manager
[19:40] <rhend15> Thanks i will take a look at it :)
[19:40] <llutz> Jennifer: don't you have a spare graphics-card for testing (or your neighbour)?
[19:41] <sandyd80> Anyone able to help...my ubuntu i broke, i get as far as a blank desktop with the mouse pointer and it seems to get stuck there, how do i go about troubleshooting this_
[19:41] <Bodsda> Can I use samba as a file sharing solution between two Ubuntu machines?
[19:41] <kusanagi_> just buy a new one u know its compatible
[19:41] <kusanagi_> the cheapest one
[19:41] <llutz> Bodsda: sure
[19:41] <m0RrE> how can i set different refresh rates on my default screen and my 40" tv connected via hdmi
[19:41] <Bodsda> llutz: sweet
[19:42] <Jennifer> llutz...i may swap cards later tonight...i only have a box full
[19:42] <llutz> Bodsda: why not nfs?
[19:42] <Glowball> Anyone in here who is using Dutch Ubuntu? No further requirements to answer my question :P
[19:42] <thiscomputer> thanx all
[19:42] <thiscomputer> bye
[19:42] <Bodsda> llutz: cause I know where the docs are for samba :)
[19:42] <Jennifer> llutz....older should be better for drivers right?  Would you suggest ati or nvidia 64-256mb cards
[19:42] <willy> someone can help me to connect an webserver to a host?
[19:42] <kusanagi_> sandyd80, http://www.google.com/search?ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sourceid=navclient&gfns=1&q=gnome+default+ubuntu
[19:43] <Bodsda> Jennifer: nvidia
[19:43] <llutz> Jennifer: no idea what to suggest, i'm using an old 6200
[19:43] <Glowball> Well, I can better ask it straight away: does anybody know how well Ubuntu is translated to Dutch? I'm thinking of using it instead of the English version, but I can't stand bad translations...
[19:43] <Bodsda> !dutch
[19:43] <Jennifer> just as an aside, has anyone figured out how to ditch civilization before we destroy ourselves?
[19:43] <ender> "dbb274edbb28019b584ec47678a16d52  WinXP.iso" is my output for an md5sum command
[19:44] <Glowball> Ah, ok
[19:44] <Bodsda> Glowball: try asking in #ubuntu-nl
[19:44] <Scunizi> how do I access mysql-admin web gui?  http://localhost:<what's the port number> or another method?
[19:44] <Bodsda> Jennifer: yeah, I wrote a script for that... gimme a sec
[19:44] <Kuifje111> Scunizi: 3301, maybe?
[19:44] <llutz> Jennifer: let it go, nature will say: thank you for leaving
[19:45] <Scunizi> Kuifje111: suprisingly, it's actually a gui with a launcher off the menu.. not browser based..
[19:45] <Scunizi> Kuifje111: just found the link in the menu :)
[19:45] <jgay> so, i just lost trackpad/nub/mouse-button control on my dell d620 laptop (running karmic). Does anybody know if there is a good place to find out what *should* appear when I cat /proc/bus/input/devices
[19:45] <Kuifje111> Scunizi: all right.
[19:47] <Garnol> hi, i need to find out the wirelesslan password of a router, can you give me a hint how to get it?
[19:47] <llutz> Garnol: ask the owner
[19:47] <Scunizi> Kuifje111: except it's acking for the Server Host Name.. I'm trying "localhost" but not sure .
[19:47] <sandyd80> kusanagi: so do you mean that i shoud delete all of my .gnome folders?
[19:47] <rhend15> Garnol: What kind of encryption is it ?
[19:47] <Garnol> i think its wpa
[19:47] <Garnol> or wpa2
[19:48] <rhend15> Garnol: There are no way's to crack wpa, only brute forcing
[19:48] <ender> Can anyone help me, I cant seem to format any partitions to NTFS
[19:48] <llutz> Garnol: wpa - maybe aircrack, wpa2 - ask owner
[19:48] <Garnol> wpa2 is uncrackable?
[19:48] <darkham> how many time would take gparted to format a 4gb pendrive in ext3?
[19:48] <pistyman> does anybody have a problem where their display preferences wont load and needs to be forced to quit?
[19:48] <rhend15> llutz: aircrack also brute force on wpa
[19:48] <Kuifje111> wpa2 is quite difficult to crack.
[19:48] <daevski> I have Samba running and a directory shared... how can I make my files accessable by ftp client (aka make my system listen on port 21)?
[19:49] <Panzer> I have a gateway m6848 laptop.  I have installed ubuntu 9.04.  IN the install and afterward the machine is not able to find the dhcp server and when I edit the interfaces file I can't get the eth0 connection up.
[19:49] <llutz> rhend15: with chance to succeed
[19:49] <Kuifje111> daevski: install an ftp daemon.
[19:49] <rhend15> Garnol: yes it is only by brute force hacking.
[19:49] <Garnol> ok, i heard of a technic to send out a disturbing signal and catching the password afterwords
[19:49] <Garnol> ok
[19:49] <rhend15> llutz: indeed
[19:49] <Kuifje111> Garnol: thats basically only with WEP.
[19:49] <Garnol> hm
[19:49] <llutz> Garnol: WEP takes about 30 seconds
[19:49] <daevski> Kuifje111: ah, thanks! I knew I was missing something. Is there a common one?
[19:50] <rhend15> llutz: how do you crack web ?
[19:50] <kusanagi_> rhend15, goolge it
[19:50] <llutz> rhend15: aircrack-ng
[19:50] <Kuifje111> daevski: you mgiht want to try vsftpd.
[19:50] <kusanagi_> and its WEP
[19:50] <jimmy51_> does this mean anything to anyone here:  "You may just need to add "SSLRequireSSL" to your AuthConfig section. "  ?
[19:50] <Garnol> ok
[19:50] <rhend15> llutz: is that the only thing i need because they always talk about kismet
[19:50] <daevski> Kuifje111: how does it compare to what I just found on google: pure-ftpd ?
[19:51] <llutz> rhend15: http://aircrack-ng.org/
[19:51] <WanHouse> daevski: gadmin-proftpd for comfortable servings.
[19:51] <Kuifje111> daevski: I have no experience with pure-ftpd, but vsftpd worked all right for me.
[19:51] <rhend15> llutz: Thanks
[19:51] <daevski> Kuifje111: is it GUI or cli?
[19:51] <llutz> rhend15: but it's hard to find WEP-networks today
[19:51] <daevski> wanhouse: thank you.
[19:52] <WanHouse> daevski: gadmin-proftpd is GUI. Np
[19:52] <Kuifje111> daevski: proftpd is probably the most popular one amongst professional usage.
[19:52] <Garnol> how long do you think will i need to crack my wpa network?
[19:52] <kusanagi_> llutz, it depends on where u live... lol here there are tons of old routers still working
[19:52] <rhend15> llutz: Yes i know, sadly enough :(
[19:52] <llutz> Garnol: ages :)
[19:52] <Kuifje111> daevski: there are probably GUIs available, but I prefer to keep it CLI.
[19:52] <Garnol> or is there any alternativ method?
[19:52] <Kuifje111> Garnol: dont try it, will possibly take years.
[19:52] <daevski> Kuifje111 / wanhouse: alright thank you both!
[19:53] <ab2qik> Help needed with audio streaming recorder for jaunty?
[19:53] <BluShift> Hey! Has anyone used the Logitech X-540 speakers with Ubuntu? Do they work?
[19:53] <WanHouse> daevski: Np
[19:53] <kusanagi_> ab2qik, just ask
[19:53] <Kuifje111> you're welcome.
[19:53] <mMezquitale> what command tells you what cpu you have?
[19:53] <llutz> mMezquitale: cat /proc/cpuinfo
[19:53] <FCalderon> cat /proc/cpuinfo
[19:53] <kusanagi_> mMezquitale,  sudo apt-get sysinfo
[19:53] <Kuifje111> thats the one
[19:54] <sandyd80> kusanagi: do  you mean that i should restore the gnome panels to there default settings, the google search wasnt very clear, could you provide a link to specific info
[19:54] <BluShift> I know they need a special driver; does this driver or an alternate work for them?
[19:54] <fission6> how do i install firefox32
[19:54] <mMezquitale> llutz, thanks, that one did it
[19:54] <Kuifje111> apt-get install firefox
[19:54] <Iluso> BUERNAS TARDES
[19:54] <Skol__> hi all. how can I figure out which gecko version am I using? is there any "about:gecko" address that I can use? I'm using Ubuntu and "Help" -> "About" didn't show me anything that I find useful
[19:54] <Iluso> UN SALUDO DESDE MARACAIBO VENEZUELA
[19:54] <ab2qik> been using total recorder for wins. It records shoutcat etc.. into separate tracks. Is there an equivalent for jaunty? E.g gstreamer?
[19:54] <FCalderon> Iluso: no uses mayusculas, se consideran gritos
[19:54] <Kuifje111> Skol__: maybe you should join #gecko instead.
[19:54] <llutz> !es | Iluso
[19:54] <Iluso> ALGUIEN ME AYUDA PARA INSTALAR FLASHPLAYER
[19:54] <mMezquitale> kusanagi_,  i'm on ssh, so i could only use command line
[19:54] <Iluso> EN UBUNTU+
[19:54] <Gnea> !caps | Iluso
[19:54] <Iluso> PLEASE
[19:54] <FloodBot3> Iluso: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:55] <kusanagi_> mMezquitale, ok :D
[19:55] <Iluso> tahnks
[19:55] <mMezquitale> Iluso, pregunta en ingles y te contestaran
[19:55] <Gnea> Iluso: /join #ubuntu-es
[19:55] <Skol__> Kuifje111, I don't think that you got my question... btw, thanks
[19:55] <Iluso> alguien que me ayude con flash player
[19:55] <sandyd80> Anyone able to help...my ubuntu i broke, i get as far as a blank desktop with the mouse pointer and it seems to get stuck there, how do i go about troubleshooting this_
[19:55] <joakimk> Is there any way to have a button in my "tray" (a shortcut) which opens a set of programs? For instance, when I work, I need a Terminal window with 5 tabs (going to certain dirs, and some opening SSH connections), and let's say Firefox and Thunderbird?
[19:55] <kusanagi_> sandyd80, yeah, i had a problem similitar to what you describe... i erased all the gnome configurations stuff, then log out and log it again and everything work to normal
[19:56] <FCalderon> sandyd80: do you have the menus on top or not even that?
[19:56] <joakimk> so I could hit "Work" button, and everything would unfold to my liking :)
[19:56] <FCalderon> joakimk you would need to do some shell scripting, it isn't that hard
[19:56] <sandyd80> no menus, right click doesnt work, alt-f2 doesnt work
[19:56]  * stat_eno hi to all
[19:56] <FCalderon> sandyd80: Are you using gnome or kde?
[19:57] <Gnea> sandyd80: what about ctrl-alt-f1?
[19:57] <Elixir> hi .. python made problem in my system(hardy 8.04) and yesterday it crashed and not back till I reinstall python and gnome .. how can I know the source of the problem ?
[19:57] <sandyd80> FCalderon: gnome
[19:57] <ab2qik> Hey help with recording streaming audio would be great
[19:57] <joakimk> FCalderon: I was thinking there would exist some tool which "remembers" the programs running right now, and can recall them next time I hit the button. If you see what I mean :)
[19:57] <Gnea> Elixir: examine ~/.xsession-errors
[19:57] <trism> joakimk: you could also use something like screen for the terminal windows (I have screen automatically open up 6 windows starting various programs and shells when it starts)
[19:57] <WanHouse> joakimk: so you mean a single button to launch many different programs ? (Local or remote via ssh) ?
[19:57] <joakimk> WanHouse: Local
[19:57] <userhome> =)
[19:57] <sandyd80> Gnea: never tried alt-f1, i'm on live-cd now
[19:58] <FCalderon> joakimk I don't know about any tool that does that, however if you happen to find it please let me know, as that would be extremely useful here
[19:58] <Gnea> sandyd80: no, not alt-f1. ctrl-alt-f1
[19:58] <kusanagi_> ab2qik, just ask whats the problem
[19:58] <sandyd80> ok, no, what does that do?
[19:58] <FCalderon> sandyd80: ctrl-alt-f1 should take you to a shell (command line)
[19:58] <joakimk> FCalderon: hehe I will :)
[19:58] <sandyd80> ok, what would i do from there, if it should work?
[19:59] <stat_eno> i can't write a DVD-r ... " /dev/sr0 has been opened read-only"
[19:59] <FCalderon> joakimk Maybe the "suspend" and "hibernate" functions would work, you can save the current program states and restore them the next time you boot up
[19:59] <ab2qik> kusanagi_: Need to record into separate tracks so a playlist is formed.
[19:59] <Elixir> Gnea .. how ?
[19:59] <Gnea> Elixir: with a text editor or terminal pager, like less
[19:59] <FCalderon> sandy80: try running nautilus and see if that works
[19:59] <kusanagi_> ab2qik, where are you gettint the streams
[19:59] <WanHouse> joakimk: GNOME/gnome-terminal could have some open-tab options maybe. I suggest "man gnome-terminal", because its tabbable.
[19:59] <kusanagi_> from
[19:59] <joakimk> FCalderon: yea, but I don't always want this to happen. And maybe I could have a suite of shortcuts
[19:59] <ab2qik> kusanagi_: shoutcast. Im
[20:00] <ender> sorry to re-post but does anyone know why I cant format to ntfs or use a windows cd?
[20:00] <joakimk> WanHouse: I see... I guess a shell script would be the easiest
[20:00] <sandyd80> ok, i go try
[20:00] <sandyd80> thanx
[20:00] <]{LiK`Ev][L`> hi there
[20:00] <WanHouse> joakimk: Yeah, thats what im thinking.
[20:00] <]{LiK`Ev][L`> I'm going to need support in a second
[20:00] <FCalderon> joakimk but a shell script will just open those programs for you, it won't remember their last state
[20:00] <ab2qik> kusanagi_: It works in vista using total recorder. Need something similar that can do it
[20:00] <Gnea> ]{LiK`Ev][L`: a second is up.
[20:01] <ab2qik> kusanagi_: that can do it in jaunty ofc.
[20:01] <joakimk> FCalderon: no... I only need the tabs to go to their respective dirs, and some to open SSH connections. Then I start working
[20:01] <FCalderon> ender: a windows cd isn't ntfs formated.
[20:01] <joakimk> FCalderon: so I guess shell script is really the solution
[20:01] <kusanagi_> ab2qik, i dont really know whats the problem, a regular recorder will record stream...
[20:01] <kusanagi_> what program are you using for shoutcast
[20:01] <Kirsch> hey all, i'm running ubuntu hardy server and i ran updates, now when i try and use certain programs, /dev/null is chmodded to 600, so a non-root user trying to access anything that needs it dies, i saw a launchpad bug about it but no real solution except to add an init script to change it to 666, is there a real solution yet?
[20:01] <Gnea> ender: because microsoft said 'no'
[20:02] <trism> !screen | joakimk
[20:02] <FCalderon> Kirsch: what's wrong with having it chmoded to 666 every time you boot up?
[20:02] <ZykoticK9> ab2qik, check out streamripper - download online streams into audio files, not sure if it breaks stuff up into files though - it might
[20:02] <Kirsch> FCalderon: its a hack fix, why isn't it creating it on boot as 666?
[20:02] <Kirsch> FCalderon: i'm concerned something ELSE is wrong...
[20:02] <ab2qik> kusanagi_: Yes i have recorded with gstreamer on jaunty. But how can you build a playlist of separate tracks as you hit record and stop. Record stop, etc.
[20:03] <ender> I have two separate problems where I cant get past "starting windows" on my windows cd. Or format to NTFS using gparted
[20:03] <ZykoticK9> Kirsch, i'd ask the same question in #ubuntu-server
[20:03] <WanHouse> Kirsch: sounds like Ubuntu creates it wrong. In /etc/udev... rules somewhere you can probably change it
[20:03] <kusanagi_> ab2qik, a playlist? you mean a textfile with the names of the files you want to play?
[20:03] <Gnea> ender: again, microsoft said "NO!!!"
[20:03] <Gnea> ender: you have to use the cd to format ntfs
[20:03] <FCalderon> ender: are you trying to run a windows install CD from ubuntu?
[20:04] <nyash> Hello. How to change the localhost.domainname.xxx   name of my ubuntu computer? I had already changed the localhost name in /etc/hostname, but I would like to change the domainname. How to do it?
[20:04] <WanHouse> Kirsch: Then they have effectively destroyed the /dev/null shells.
[20:04] <ender> no from boot
[20:04] <Kirsch> WanHouse: yes, thats what the problem is
[20:04] <falstaff|h> Hello, can somebody help me debug a cryptsetup problem? I try to decrypt a small encrypted filesystem in a file via loopback.... I get asked 4-5 times for my password (im absolut sure the password is correct, it works when the system is booted)
[20:04] <ab2qik> kusanagi_: Names of files that the recorder records and saves with auto generated filenames. THis forms the playlist.
[20:04] <WanHouse> Kirsch: File it as a bug. A severe one at that.
[20:04] <FCalderon> ender: the windows install is completely independent of ubuntu, therefore if you're having problems running the installer, maybe it's just that your hard disk is failing
[20:04] <Gnea> Kirsch: is this with jaunty?
[20:05] <falstaff|h> THe problem is, there is much output between the password question, but i cant scroll within usplash... is this output somwhere logged? syslog doesnt contains it
[20:05] <Kirsch> Gnea: no, hardy
[20:05] <stat_eno> how to mount a disk if reports an error like http://pastebin.com/m530e11e5
[20:06] <kusanagi_> ab2qik, http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&client=firefox-a&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:official&hs=dUK&ei=DAreSsyADYaG4QbiwtgN&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&ved=0CAYQBSgA&q=record+shoutcast+ubuntu&spell=1
[20:06] <ab2qik> ZykoticK9: I think i need to experiment with different recorders.
[20:06] <WanHouse> Kirsch: Upgrade if you can.
[20:06] <Kirsch> WanHouse: its a VPS, i don't think that would be wise...
[20:06] <WanHouse> Kirsch: VPS...
[20:06] <llutz> ab2qik: streamtuner/streamripper
[20:06] <Gnea> Kirsch: if it's a vps, you should be able to clone it, upgrade and see what happens, and fall back to the original if need be
[20:06] <falstaff|h> stat_eno, what says dmesg | tail?
[20:07] <FCalderon> afk
[20:07] <ZykoticK9> stat_eno, you are trying to mount a cdrom/dvd or something?  can we see the command you are trying?
[20:07] <WanHouse> Kirsch: virtual private solution ? dunno...
[20:07] <]{LiK`Ev][L`> okay who thinks they can help with this dual monitor problem
[20:08] <Gnea> !ask | ]{LiK`Ev][L`
[20:08] <nyash> Hello. How to change the localhostname.domainname.xxx   name of my ubuntu computer? I had already changed the localhost name in /etc/hostname, but I would like to change the domainname. How to do it?
[20:08] <WanHouse> ]{LiK`Ev][L`: Learn about the Xorg server. We are not your eyes.
[20:08] <falstaff|h> nyash, you have to alter /etc/hosts
[20:09] <nyash> falstaff|h: thx, will take a look
[20:09] <stat_eno> falstaff|h, http://pastebin.com/md35d7e4
[20:09] <adam> dammit, my Kirsch user got stuck in IRC
[20:09] <zak_>  what command shall i use to see the usb disks plugged?
[20:09] <trism> Kirsch: you should need to add a script to /etc/udev/rules.d with the line KERNEL=="null" MODE="0666"
[20:09] <craigbass1976> I'm looking to get a dell 5330dn laser working with Ubuntu.  Anyone had any luck?
[20:10] <trism> Kirsch: or fix it if it is already there with 0600
[20:10] <Guest72722> trism: its already there
[20:10] <craigbass1976> zak_, lsusb works I think
[20:10] <Guest72722> <--- is now Kirsch
[20:11] <trism> Guest72722: already there with 0600 or 0666
[20:11] <]{LiK`Ev][L`> well that wasn't a very polite answer wanhouse
[20:11] <Guest72722> trism: 0666
[20:11] <Guest72722> KERNEL=="null",MODE="0666"
[20:11] <stat_eno> ZykoticK9, http://pastebin.com/m65c149fd
[20:12] <WanHouse> ]{LiK`Ev][L`: Only you can decide what you see from the output Xorg produces, right ? And yes, its the best we can do for you.
[20:12] <Gnea> ]{LiK`Ev][L`: if you're unwilling to tell us your problem, we don't have to be willing to help you solve it.
[20:12] <frandieguez> #ubuntu-motu
[20:12] <]{LiK`Ev][L`> I'll get back to you on that trying to suppress these join leave notifications first
[20:12] <DigitalKiwi> most annoying name ever.
[20:13] <ja> !help
[20:13] <falstaff|h> stat_eno, what are you trying to mount? is this a cd/dvd? Is it burned cd?
[20:13] <WanHouse> DigitalKiwi: I concur to some extent.
[20:13] <ZykoticK9> stat_eno, just try "sudo mount /dev/scd0 /mnt" and see if that works
[20:13] <craigbass1976> Also, has anyone ever got the faxes out of a brother MFC 3840 and into a document?  We're out of ink, but I know they're cached in the printer somewhere..