[11:47] <xnv> mutk__: Why not?
[11:47] <Flannel> mutk__: 8.04.1 is a point release, released 3 months after 8.04, which contains a number of bug fixes and updates on the CD
[11:47] <mutk__> No. As I said I have a very specific _need_ to use original 8.04
[11:47] <mutk__> Flannel, Yes I want those bugs. Thanks.
[11:47] <JackPhil> i can't trun off acpi
[11:47] <mutk__> Flannel, Seriously.
[11:47] <lunch> Slart, ok, it say seconds
[11:47] <JackPhil> if the kernel boot with acpi=off
[11:48] <alin> Anyone who can help me install wireless card on ubuntu???
[11:48] <JackPhil> it will hang when detect ata or something
[11:48] <mutk__> As I said I am tracking down a behavioural change in perl's LWP , so I need to see the original 8.04 release.
[11:48] <joaopinto> mutk__, You will need to digg up on mirrors
[11:48] <Flannel> mutk__: You can't get it anymore, as far as I know.
[11:48] <xnv> mutk__: "As I said"? When did you ever say these things?
[11:49] <mutk__> _>   Well I _think_ I need a very specific version 8.04' as I am tracking down a suspected lib-ssl or perl LWP problem.. It appears that http://ftp.iinet.net.au/pub/ubuntu-releases/8.04/  has the same files available as http://ftp.iinet.net.au/pub/ubuntu-releases/8.04.1/
[11:49] <Flannel> mutk__: "those bugs" include a number of DNS patches, and the SSL patch.
[11:49] <p4_xxx> ok so i can do that in folder like Documents. Pictures, videos instead of every file in it i thik i got it
[11:49] <xnv> mutk__: Hmm, I stand corrected. Missed that. Sorry.
[11:49] <Flannel> mutk__: correct. 8.04 has the same files as 8.04.1, because the former has a few major security issues.
[11:49] <alin> Does anybody know how to install a wireless card driver on linux???
[11:49] <jimmyspark> argh my crl shift alt capslock scroll-lock keys have all stopped working please help
[11:50] <jimmyspark> lol
[11:50] <mutk__> Flannel Really. It is not for personal use, it is to actually look at the lib-ssl and perl LWP implementations. I have been told it _worked_ on the 8.04 releasde, and was subsequently broken after an update
[11:50] <xnv> jimmyspark: Try a different keyboard
[11:50] <Nikso1> Wols I tried everything to make it works
[11:51] <batsquid> mutk__ shouldn't you be at #ubuntu-devel
[11:52] <mutk__> batsquid, No, I don't think so. This is a general q, how to get original 8.04 :)
[11:52] <Flannel> mutk__: I don't know of any mirrors that have 8.04 anymore, I don't even have a personal copy anymore.  You can probably ask and get one, or if you have a shipit CD (and maybe the best buy CDs?)
[11:52] <mutk__> Anyway thanks again everyone, appreciate the advice.
[11:52] <alin> Wireless card help, please?
[11:52] <mutk__> Flannel, Thanks :)
[11:52] <alp> hello, anyone experiencing that the grails homepage (http://grails.org/) is extremly slow, too? its not just slow when showing the page, it slows down my whole system. i'm using the current firefox and i never experienced such things with other websites
[11:52] <alp> any ideas?
[11:52] <roundhousekick> hi
[11:52] <central> hello, please can you tell me what is the best with ubuntu 804.1 GNOME or KDE ?
[11:53] <Flannel> central: They're different, its personal preference
[11:53] <alp> central: depends on you
[11:53] <central> what do you use ? gnome or kde ?
[11:53] <roundhousekick> central: you can also use xfce if you want
[11:53] <Slart> central: try typing !best
[11:53] <batsquid> gnome
[11:54] <col> central depends on your preference, but most people use GNOME i would say, and theres a lot of support for it. I find GNOME easier than KDE.
[11:54] <alp> central: i'm gnome user, because i dont like kde's way of managing much stuff
[11:54] <DistroJockey> central, ubuntu = gnome, kubuntu = kde
[11:54] <batsquid> xubuntu = xfce
[11:54] <roundhousekick> xubuntu= xfce
[11:54] <bullgard4> Ubuntu 8.04.1 on an IBM Thinkpad T42 produces no sound after I removed and re-inserted the file ~/.irssi/irssi-sound-script.pl and added a softlink ~/.irssi/autorun/splitlong.pl. Pressing GNOME Sound Preferences > Sound Events > Sound playback > Autodetect > > Test does not produce any sound. The Volume control applet has disappeared. How to troubleshoot?
[11:55] <central> so i better to keep using gnome
[11:55] <Slart> bullgard4: see if alsa finds your card, "cat /proc/asound/cards"
[11:56] <batsquid> central, you may like the others, just try them :)
[11:56] <Slart> central: try the live cd of both kubuntu and ubuntu... see which one you like best
[11:56] <alp> bullgard4: ubuntu 8 uses pulseaudio as default. try installing pavucontrol
[11:56] <central> yes you give me a good idea
[11:56] <central> i will try both :)
[11:56] <wols> bullgard4: check if alsa stuff is still loaded and working
[11:56] <backenfutter> is there a way to tell my laptop it should act as router between eth0 and ppp ?
[11:57] <Lifeisfunny> I've lost all entries in my xchat server menu.  happened with the entries under gthumb's 'Move' feature too.     (a repost; pardons if to early)
[11:57] <col> central, if your pc is really slow, it would pay of, perfomancewise, using xfce
[11:57] <Slart> backenfutter: I would say yes.. iptables can do almost anything.. except make breakfast =)
[11:58] <linduxed> what tools do i use to check hdd integrity (thoroughly)?
[11:58] <Slart> backenfutter: take a look at !ics ... I think it talks mostly about sharing a network connection between two network cards.. but it might be adaptable to your case
[11:58] <Slart> linduxed: fsck?
[11:58] <Nikso1> wols do you know some thing about my problem?
[11:58] <linduxed> Slart: is the the most thorough tool at disposal?
[11:59] <Slart> linduxed: there might be some other stuff.. perhaps something that stress-tests the hard drive more
[11:59] <bullgard4> Slart: : 'aplay -l' and 'cat /proc/asound/cards' both find "Intel 82801DB-ICH4 with AD1981B at irq 11".
[11:59] <Slart> linduxed: what do you want to do?
[11:59] <Slart> bullgard4: try the pulseaudio suggestion then.. seems like alsa finds the card at least
[11:59] <roundhousekick> would ubuntu MID edition work on asus eee pc?
[12:00] <alp> could anyone try www.grail.org? does it slow down the whole system in firefox3 or is it just me? very weird stuff
[12:00] <Slart> linduxed: !eee
[12:00] <Slart> bah
[12:00] <alp> www.grails.org sorry
[12:00] <Slart> !eee
[12:00] <Wineo> hey i just upgraded my ubuntu from 7.1 and my cube went away :-( annybody know how to get my cube back?
[12:00] <xam>  mutk__: I have a copy of ubuntu 8.04 the original release I suppose
[12:00] <Slart> !eeepc
[12:00] <mutk__> It is ok, I am digging.
[12:00] <dabbu> when i run utorrent using wine the programe starts with zombie status and stops responding what i should do ?
[12:00] <Lifeisfunny> Wineo, cubes are done in #compiz
[12:01] <ikonia> dabbu: get support from wine may be a better solution
[12:01] <mutk__> xam, I appreciate the thought. BTW I am in AU so it's a bit of a distance
[12:01] <Wineo> kk sry
[12:01] <Slart> dabbu: check the application database.. appdb.winehq.org.. or ask in #winehq
[12:01] <ikonia> Wineo: ccsm settings,
[12:01] <ikonia> Wineo: have you tried checking it's still enabled ?
[12:01] <Wineo> yeah, but in stead of a cube, its a fance paneling system
[12:02] <dabbu> that programe used to work properly but recently it stoped working
[12:02] <ikonia> Wineo: try disabling the cube effect, then re-enabling it
[12:02] <xam> Im in Fr I could setup a link on my hub in ZA or US if you want
[12:02] <ikonia> dabbu: you may find better support from the wine communtiy
[12:03] <payman> سلام دیکشنری انگلیسی به فارسی یا حتی اینگلیسی به انگلیسی داریم واسهubuntu
[12:03] <Wineo> its not a cube effect button anymore its like no effects, ballanced effects and high effects
[12:03] <mutk__> xam, No need thanks
[12:03] <reikalusikka> How can I increase my transfer speed over lan when transferring files from xp to ubuntu, it's double the speed when transferring from xp to vista(same machine), I use file sharing
[12:03] <bullgard4> alp: Why should I install pavucontrol? Another Ubuntu 8.04.1 laptop computer works without it, and this T42 did produce sound without it also.
[12:03] <Flannel> !ir | payman
[12:04] <MikeSeth> ....
[12:04] <MikeSeth> woa
[12:04] <Slart> reikalusikka: I've found that samba can be really slow.. there are some speed tweaks out there (google will help you there) but I didn't find anything that made a real difference
[12:04] <reikalusikka> Slart: I don't use samba :p
[12:04] <Slart> reikalusikka: oh.. what are you using?
[12:04] <reikalusikka> In xp I just share the file and then go in the network file
[12:04] <reikalusikka> right click folder->share
[12:05] <wols> bullgard4: what do the alsa mixers do?
[12:05] <Slart> reikalusikka: ok.. and what protocol does that use?
[12:05] <reikalusikka> Slart: what do you mean?
[12:05] <nomasteryoda> there is an issue that i remember with samba and portmap .. or there was that slowed it to a crawl
[12:05] <Nikso1> I need help! I want to do my graphic card works. can someone help me ?
[12:05] <ikonia> nomasteryoda: samba shouldn't be aware of portmapper ?
[12:05] <Slart> reikalusikka: what protocol are you using.. ftp, http, nfs.. or perhaps smb?
[12:05] <nomasteryoda> i know
[12:06] <reikalusikka> Slart: I really don't know I just right click folder in xp and properties-> share
[12:06] <nomasteryoda> its still too early
[12:06] <reikalusikka> then in ubuntu I go to network folder and drag and drop
[12:06] <reikalusikka> haven't tried ftp
[12:06] <Slart> reikalusikka: I think you'll find that you are using samba if you're sharing files between windows and ubuntu
[12:06] <Slart> !samba
[12:06] <bullgard4> wols: The 'Sound preferences' dialog window presents Default mixer Tracks > Device: 'Intel 82801DB-ICH4 (Alsa mixer)'. So I believe that ALSA stuff is still loaded. But it is not working.
[12:06] <reikalusikka> I haven't installed it tho lol
[12:07] <reikalusikka> how do I see if I have it installed?
[12:07] <batsquid> reikalusikka samba support is built in
[12:07] <reikalusikka> oh ok
[12:07] <reikalusikka> should I try ftp instead
[12:07] <bullgard4> wols: What should I answer to your question: "what do the alsa mixers do?" Please elaborate.
[12:08] <Slart> reikalusikka: "dpkg -l | grep -i samba" might show you something
[12:08] <alin> Can anyone help me install wireless card on ubuntu! i'm almost there...
[12:08] <reikalusikka> ii  samba-common                               3.0.28a-1ubuntu4.4                                   Samba common files used by both the server a
[12:08] <reikalusikka> so I guess it's installed
[12:08] <reikalusikka> is ftp faster?
[12:08] <Slart> reikalusikka: it might be
[12:09] <payman> can i have a dictionary in my ubuntu?
[12:09] <reikalusikka> I'm atm getting ~3MB/s with ubuntu and ~7MB/s in vista
[12:10] <Nikso1> I have a laptop with a Via Chrome 9 hc graphic card and when the ubuntu loads the screen stays black
[12:10] <batsquid> ikonia, i have now booted my server with 'single' as kernel parameter. it asks me for root password 'for maintenance' - however that is scrambled for security reasons... so i pressed ctrl-d and same problem like  before. now what...
[12:10] <Slart> reikalusikka: give ftp a try... see if the speeds improve
[12:10] <icesword> mneptok, hi
[12:10] <reikalusikka> Slart: Ok
[12:12] <batsquid> reikalusikka my advice is use WinSCP (free windows software) from your windows PC to your ubuntu pc
[12:12] <p4_xxx> ok now other user cant see what is on my desktop,documents, pictures etc. :), but now other problem i have dual boot, xp and ubuntu, in this box,  now my xp drive is in the desktop they can see evrithing, internet temp files history , i share this pc with two person, i think no more share. i need to learn a lot.
[12:12] <reikalusikka> batsquid: ok
[12:12] <reikalusikka> I'll try both lol
[12:12] <amd007> What configurations I have to do in php to use ImageMagick?? I m using Ubuntu linux, XAMPP server & ImageMagic is already installed in Ubuntu
[12:12] <AzizLight> does anyone know a good command line music player or a music player with a cli please? (besides vlc)
[12:12] <abchirk> AzizLight cmdline mp3blaster :P
[12:13] <batsquid> reikalusikka FTP is outdated, and not secure
[12:13] <alin> wireless card help please please please
[12:13] <roundhousekick> AzizLight: xmms
[12:13] <cambazz_> hello. I insalled apache but I dont want it working by default
[12:13] <favro> AzizLight: I use mpg123
[12:13] <batsquid> reikalusikka WinSCP supports transfer using SCP and SFTP.
[12:13] <reikalusikka> ok
[12:14] <reikalusikka> which is better?
[12:14] <banisterfiend>  hey guys anyone here? im trying to get a plugin working for wordpress but the plugin says i must install it into my /wp-content/plugins directory, anyone heard of this directory? i dont have it on my computer...do i craete it for my user name or in root or what?
[12:14] <AzizLight> favro: mpg123 works alone or you need another app to make it work?
[12:14] <AzizLight> roundhousekick: xmms has a cli?
[12:14] <favro> AzizLight: I use it with eterm
[12:15] <AzizLight> favro: what's eterm ?:S
[12:15] <Nikso1> Hello I had some problems with my graphic card. I am trying to configure the xorg but its not working, the screen just stay black
[12:15] <batsquid> reikalusikka i'd use SCP but both are secure
[12:15] <payman> HOW WE CAN VOCE CHAT IN UBUNTU?pidgin havent voice,and we cant set up yahoo massenger in ubuntu?
[12:15] <reikalusikka> batsquid: ok
[12:16] <favro> AzizLight: a terminal emulator like gnome-terminal
[12:16] <alin> Does anyone know anything about wireless cards???
[12:16] <legend2440> payman: right click panel choose Add to panel choose Dictionary Lookup
[12:16] <chronographer> Hi all. I am looking at getting a new computer, I wonder if anyone has experience with new graphics cards. AIT 4xxx or nvidia 200 series? which has best support? dual monitors, tv-out etc...
[12:16] <payman> thx
[12:17] <batsquid> payman tried http://www.skype.com/download/skype/linux/ ?
[12:17] <bullgard4> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting > General Help says: "Move on to step 2." Where is 'step 2'?
[12:17] <xam> Nikso1: have you solved your problem ?
[12:17] <mneptok> icesword: heya
[12:17] <Circus-Killer> payman, skype works well
[12:17] <batsquid> legend2440 you should give him a break
[12:17] <payman> skype is free too use?
[12:17] <Slart> chronographer: nvidia has had some problems lately.. check their linux forums.. ati/amd is getting better and with their new policy when it comes to open source I think they will be the choice for linux soon
[12:17] <Circus-Killer> yup
[12:18] <jazon> hi.  can i update just my kernel from 2.6.20 to 2.6.24 ?
[12:18] <Circus-Killer> not free as in free speach, but free as in beer
[12:18] <batsquid> payman yes
[12:18] <AzizLight> favro: yeah but it would work perfectly with gnome-terminal right?
[12:18] <Slart> chronographer: but right now.. I'm not sure.. I'm just happy my computer works without problems..
[12:18] <legend2440> batsquid: what?
[12:18] <Circus-Killer> (couldnt resist)
[12:18] <favro> AzizLight: sure
[12:19] <mneptok> Circus-Killer: "speech" :P
[12:19] <batsquid> legend2440 never mind, just that not everybody are experienced with English
[12:19] <payman> thx a lot one qustion,sorry!if i have voice chat whit another pc both of pc should have a skyp?
[12:19] <amd007> What configurations I have to do in php to use ImageMagick?? I m using Ubuntu linux, XAMPP server & ImageMagic is already installed in Ubuntu
[12:19] <mneptok> payman: correct
[12:19] <chronographer> =) i know, i want cutting edge, but don't want to bleed... starting to think ati is the way to go. I just have had better luck with nvidia for tv-out and 3d accel. I am using ati now and google earth goes way too slow.
[12:19] <mneptok> chronographer: are you looking at a new machine or a new add-in?
[12:20] <chronographer> new machine
[12:20] <mneptok> chronographer: go with Intel
[12:20] <chronographer> yep
[12:20] <Slart> chronographer: before you run off buying a brand new nvidia card.. check out the nvidia linux forums.. I have a nvidia card myself which is working nicely but there seems to be many people out there with problems
[12:20] <payman> thx my friends bye;)
[12:20] <mneptok> chronographer: forget nVidia or ATI questions. just use Intel end-to-end.
[12:20] <chronographer> ok. I have a gtx 260 lined up, but maybe I should go a cheaper older one
[12:20] <legend2440> batsquid: earlier he asked       <payman> can i have a dictionary in my ubuntu?      so i was trying to tell him how to add dictionary to panel
[12:21] <batsquid> legend2440 oh, sorry.
[12:21] <chronographer> mneptok: no graphics card?
[12:21] <wols> is there a "minimal install" for ubuntu? one file on the cd is bad it seems. can I install only a base system without downloading another ISO which taks 1 hour?
[12:21] <reverseblade> !bot
[12:21] <roundhousekick> where can I download latest driver for nvidia geforce 9000M Series?
[12:21] <mneptok> chronographer: Intel graphics
[12:21] <chronographer> hmmm...
[12:21] <payman> legend2440 i solve my problem thx for u
[12:21] <wols> roundhousekick: you might need nvidia.com drivers there. hardy has 169.xx only
[12:21] <Flannel> wols: The alternate CD can, Desktop gives you one option: Full system.  Is the ISO bad or the burn?
[12:21] <legend2440> payman: your welcome
[12:22] <mneptok> chronographer: all of Intels grfx chipsets use 100% open drivers
[12:22] <wols> the burn definitely. dunno about the ISO yet
[12:22] <Flannel> !md5 | wols
[12:22] <roundhousekick> will 169 driver work with a 9600M GT?
[12:22] <wols> Flannel: alternate is same size as desktop :(
[12:22] <chronographer> mneptok: i do like games sometimes though...
[12:22] <wols> I know abouzt md5
[12:22] <payman> :) i came back alater here is a good place:) i new user for ubuntu
[12:23] <Flannel> wols: there's a minimal iso, its 8mb.  Of course you download packages during the install,
[12:23] <Flannel> !minimal | wols
[12:23] <batsquid> payman glad to have you with us :) later
[12:23] <payman> thx see u all later;) bye
[12:23] <mneptok> chronographer: that's why Sony made the PS3
[12:24] <chronographer> =)
[12:24] <mneptok> (which also runs Ubuntu)
[12:25] <roundhousekick> mneptok: could  the "old" xbox run xubuntu?
[12:25] <wols> Flannel: the minimal cd looks like what I want. and the download is bad :(
[12:25] <chronographer> ps3 has a thing in the menu called 'install alternate OS' its designed for dual boot... they virtualise everything though, so no 3d i hear
[12:26] <balachmar> Hi, how can I see the output of a running commandline utility when I log into the machine through ssh?
[12:26] <maek> oh dear Flannel is here ... well no helping anyone for me .. damn
[12:26] <mneptok> roundhousekick: no idea. i don't use or endorse any Microsoft products.
[12:26] <chronographer> balachmar: run it with screen ???
[12:26] <roundhousekick> mneptok: look at this page: http://www.xbox-linux.org/wiki/Main_Page
[12:27] <balachmar> chronographer: But it is already running... And I don't want to restart it.
[12:27] <roundhousekick> chronographer: I have screen, but I want to buy a new notebook which has a nvidia geforce 9600M GT :)
[12:28] <mneptok> roundhousekick: something about "Xbox Linux" feels like "Satanic Christianity"
[12:28] <mneptok> :P
[12:28] <maek> laptops have a 9600GT ?? niiice
[12:28] <chronographer> balachmar: then I think  no
[12:28] <balachmar> chronographer: OK, thanks for the tip anyway.
[12:28] <roundhousekick> maek: 9600M GT, it has same performance as a desktop 9500 GT
[12:29] <Lukstr> Does anyone here know how to control the display of an OSD (i.e., have a script make one show up), I'm trying to program my laptop's hotkeys so the brightness adjustments show in the OSD
[12:29] <maek> if only NVIDIA could write decent drivers for Linux or Xorg i should say
[12:29] <maek> roundhousekick, oh thats kinda crap then
[12:29] <ikonia> batsquid: are you fixed now ?
[12:30] <roundhousekick> mneptok: but linux on xbox works fine, expecially dsl port and debian sarge port
[12:30] <batsquid> Lukstr that's low level stuff, you need to know assembler (for your specific chipset) to do that
[12:30] <Lukstr> no, batsquid, the ubuntu OSD
[12:30] <joep01> Good Afternoon. Can anybody give a suggestion to upgrade a Breezy installation to Hardy.  OSD is different. you could fake the OSD of course
[12:31] <Slart> joep01: I would recommand a reinstall.. but type !upgrade and see what the bot thinks about it
[12:31] <ikonia> batsquid: are you using ubuntu ?
[12:31] <vnix> I get "fail to connect to stream: invalid argument" when trying to play music
[12:31] <Lukstr> wols: then how come the osd pops up when I hit the mute key
[12:31] <batsquid> ikonia yes
[12:31] <maek> roundhousekick, oh okay .. you gonna play it on native or WINE ??
[12:31] <ikonia> batsquid: single user mode / recovery mode shouldn't ask you for a root password
[12:31] <reikalusikka> batsquid: where can I get the winscp serveer?
[12:31] <mneptok> joep01: upgrade Breezy to Dapper, and then go straight from Dapper to Gutsy.
[12:31] <roundhousekick> maek: xbox-linux project is about 4 or 5 years old
[12:31] <wols> Lukstr: but you'd need to be able to do some systems programming probably. C would be enough
[12:31] <batsquid> ikonia it did (ubuntu server 6.10)
[12:31] <joep01> Slart: That's an idea. One moment....
[12:31] <wols> Lukstr: it's a function of the hard/firmware
[12:31] <Flannel> mneptok, joep01: He means dapper to hardy
[12:31] <ikonia> batsquid: have you set a root password
[12:31] <batsquid> reikalusikka google it
[12:31]  * mneptok facepalms
[12:32] <reikalusikka> batsquid: I got the client from the site but I really can't find the client :D
[12:32] <Lukstr> wols: how on earth is it a function the hard ware
[12:32] <ikonia> batsquid: on the grub menu, you should see multiple options, something like "ubuntu 6.10 server" then "ubuntu 6.10 server recovery mode"
[12:32] <mneptok> Flannel: thanks. can you follow me around and explain stuff when i peeve off the wife? ;)
[12:32] <batsquid> reikalusikka the winscp (client/server is free software)
[12:32] <HymnToLife> batsquid: boot from a live cd and chroot into your Ubuntu system
[12:32] <maek> oh I didn't know that lol roundhousekick
[12:32] <ikonia> batsquid: if you select "recovery mode" it won't ask you for a password
[12:32] <HymnToLife> then you can change the root password
[12:32] <reikalusikka> batsquid: is the client the server also?
[12:32] <reikalusikka> I'm a bit confused
[12:32] <Lukstr> Ubuntu has it's own built in OSD for when you adjust the volume, or screen brightness, has nothing to do with hardware. It should be pure software.
[12:32] <maek> I know you can install ubuntu on a PS3
[12:32] <vnix> I get "fail to connect to stream: invalid argument" when trying to play music. Please help. Thanks
[12:33] <chronographer> i installed ubuntu on my toaster
[12:33] <kenkku_> reikalusikka: winscp is a client that can do multiple protocols
[12:33] <ikonia> chronographer: please dont mess around like that
[12:33] <kenkku_> reikalusikka: there is no such thing as a winscp server
[12:33] <roundhousekick> maek: you can use ubuntu and debian etch on a flashed xbox 360
[12:33] <Hodenkeks> http://www.pennergame.de/change_please/1933371/
[12:33] <chronographer> =P
[12:33] <Hodenkeks> http://www.pennergame.de/change_please/1933371/
[12:33] <reikalusikka> kenkku_: well how do I set it up or something
[12:33] <tomaw> Hodenkeks: do not spam pennergame links please.
[12:33] <kenkku_> reikalusikka: which one? ssh?
[12:33] <reikalusikka> kenkku_: I need to connect to a server
[12:33] <reikalusikka> well
[12:33] <HymnToLife> reikalusikka: just what do you want to do?
[12:33] <ikonia> Hodenkeks: stop
[12:33] <reikalusikka> transfer files
[12:33] <kenkku_> reikalusikka: what do you want the server to do?
[12:33] <reikalusikka> in lan
[12:33] <kenkku_> reikalusikka: for lan, ftp is probably sufficient
[12:34] <reikalusikka> xp->ubuntu
[12:34] <ikonia> Hodenkeks: please stop posting spam links
[12:34] <reikalusikka> ok
[12:34] <chronographer> reikalusikka: ssh "sudo apt-get install openssh"
[12:34] <HymnToLife> reikalusikka: then you must install the OpenSSH server on your Ubuntu, sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[12:34] <Slart> Hodenkeks did it earlier today too..
[12:34] <kenkku_> reikalusikka: vsftpd is a light FTP server. just install it and move the files to /home/ftp
[12:34] <joep01> Slart:  No result. !upgrade in a command window says: command not found. mneptok: How? Apparently there is no upgrade facility. The only other way I think of is to install from scratch but I will then loos a lot of stuff.
[12:34] <Slart> I don't think telling him off will help
[12:34] <reikalusikka> uhm
[12:34] <kenkku_> reikalusikka: another way is using SSH, which enables you to use a machine remotely
[12:34] <Slart> joep01: oh.. I meant in here.. in the channel
[12:34] <maek> roundhousekick, lol I wonder what MS think of that ...
[12:34] <Slart> !upgrade
[12:34] <reikalusikka> why do I need openssh?
[12:34] <reikalusikka> :D
[12:34] <chronographer> you can transfer files using ssh
[12:34] <reikalusikka> I know
[12:35] <joep01> Slart: OK!!
[12:35] <batsquid> kenkku_ there is a winscp client / server google it.
[12:35] <reikalusikka> hmm
[12:35] <joep01> !upgrade
[12:35] <kenkku_> reikalusikka: openssh is a way to do it. you can copy files over ssh, it's also securely encrpted
[12:35] <chronographer> or just use smb
[12:35] <reikalusikka> kenkku_: ok
[12:35] <kenkku_> batsquid: but there is no such thing as winscp protocol
[12:35] <mneptok> joep01: grab a Dapper CD image and insert in into your Breezy install. upgrade. reboot, update Dapper, and then hop to Hardy.
[12:35] <batsquid> reikalusikka sorry was afk. just download winscp and connect to the ubuntu machine
[12:35] <chronographer> "gksu shares-admin"
[12:35] <roundhousekick> will the 9000 series drivers work on 9000 mobile series?
[12:35] <reikalusikka> batsquid: how do I connect
[12:35] <chronographer> use your ip address
[12:35] <batsquid> kenkku_ so? it uses SCP or SFTP
[12:35] <Slart> joep01: the bot doesn't like repeating itself.. check a few lines up..
[12:36] <kenkku_> batsquid: it's like one would say "where do I get a putty server?"
[12:36] <reikalusikka> batsquid: what do I need to do in ubuntu
[12:36] <HymnToLife> reikalusikka: install openssh-server
[12:36] <reikalusikka> so I just need to setup openssh and connect to it
[12:36] <reikalusikka> ok
[12:36] <HymnToLife> yes
[12:36] <batsquid> reikalusikka make sure you have a SSH server running like HymnToLife said
[12:36] <djamel> hi all, can someone tell me if there's a netinstall for hardy ? each time i burn the ISO, it tells me there's an error on the cd and the install fails..
[12:36] <chronographer> openssh needs no setting up afaik
[12:36] <Flannel> !minimal | djamel
[12:36] <joep01> mneptok: Yes. That is a possibility but do I first have to reformat the partition?
[12:36] <Slart> !minimal | djamel
[12:36] <reikalusikka> batsquid: ok
[12:37] <kenkku_> reikalusikka: just install openssh-server and then you can use winscp to connect to it (jos haluat windows-koneelta yhdistää)
[12:37] <mneptok> joep01: nope
[12:37] <vnix> erm.... hello anyone please help me? thanks
[12:37] <djamel> thanks :))
[12:37] <reikalusikka> kenkku_: ok thank you(kiitti:P)
[12:37] <HymnToLife> vnix: what's up?
[12:37] <kenkku_> reikalusikka: when connecting to a ssh server, I believe the relevant option in winscp is "scp". scp is a way to copy files over ssh
[12:38] <djamel> by the way i was in an ubuntu event in caracas last month, it was cool :)
[12:38] <HymnToLife> kenkku_: WinSCP will use SFTP by default
[12:38] <HymnToLife> anfand fallback to SFTP if it fails
[12:38] <joep01> mneptok: I didn't think Dapper is a live-CD version from where you can install.
[12:38] <reikalusikka> ok
[12:38] <HymnToLife> ... or the otherway around maybe, not sure
[12:38] <kenkku_> HymnToLife: you mean scp by default, fallback to sftp?
[12:38] <vnix> HymnToLife thanks for reply. I get "fail to connect to stream: invalid argument" when trying to play music. Please help. Thanks
[12:38] <Flannel> kenkku_: no, scp is a fallback for sftp
[12:38] <HymnToLife> anyway, both will work on a default OpenSSH install
[12:38] <kenkku_> HymnToLife: yes, I remember the default is to use both
[12:39] <reikalusikka> do I use <IP_ADDRESS> when connecting in lan to the server?
[12:39] <kenkku_> what's sftp, btw?
[12:39] <mneptok> joep01: your Breezy install will detect the new (Dapper) release when you insert the CD and it will offer to upgrade from it.
[12:39] <kenkku_> is it FTP over SSH?
[12:39] <HymnToLife> vnix: codecs problem maybe?
[12:39] <Flannel> kenkku_: More or less, yeah.
[12:39] <HymnToLife> kenkku_: no
[12:39] <HymnToLife> no
[12:39] <reikalusikka> scp
[12:39] <batsquid> kenkku_ secure ftp
[12:39] <reikalusikka> or sftp
[12:39] <reikalusikka> not sure yet :D
[12:39] <kenkku_> but does it relate to SSH in any way=
[12:39] <kenkku_> *?
[12:39] <HymnToLife> yes
[12:39] <batsquid> SCP != SFTP
[12:39] <Flannel> !enter
[12:39] <HymnToLife> itbut not to FTP
[12:39] <vnix> I try to reinstall already and it was perfect until just now. i wonder which upgrade causing that
[12:39] <joep01> mneptok: Thanks. I will try that and see what happens. I will be back later. Thanks again.
[12:39] <HymnToLife> it has nothing to do with FTP
[12:40] <kenkku_> reikalusikka: <IP_ADDRESS> is the local computer. eli se kone itse
[12:40] <kenkku_> reikalusikka: internal IPs differ, some use 10.0.0.x, some use others
[12:40] <reikalusikka> kenkku_: what should I use then
[12:40] <reikalusikka> kenkku_: how do I see it?
[12:40] <HymnToLife> kenkku_: both SCP and SFTP will work
[12:40] <kenkku_> reikalusikka: you can get a clue of the internal ip naming scheme by checking out your own IP
[12:40] <Flannel> HymnToLife: It serves the same purpose, and if we're not going to be technical, sftp : ftp :: ssh : telnet is good enough for most people.
[12:40] <HymnToLife> you shouldn't need to modify the default settings, just enter the IP adress of the server and your login info
[12:41] <kenkku_> reikalusikka: ifconfig will show you the computer's IP address
[12:41] <agent> is there a way to focus the window that gnome-open opened a document in?
[12:41] <HymnToLife> Flannel: Ubuntu and Windows also serve the same purpose, they're both OSes ;)
[12:41] <kenkku_> reikalusikka: on windows, it's under some menus in the network admin thingy
[12:41] <roundhousekick> will the 9000 series drivers work on 9000 mobile series? (I was AFK)
[12:41] <reikalusikka> kenkku_: I found it
[12:41] <batsquid> Flannel you really shouldn't advice people to use anything /not secure/. you never know what they use it for
[12:41] <reikalusikka> kenkku_: and got it working
[12:41] <Flannel> HymnToLife: And for a good portion of the population, they don't care/know/whatever that they use.
[12:42] <Flannel> batsquid: What?
[12:42] <reikalusikka> batsquid: HymnToLife kenkku_ thank you all lol
[12:42] <kenkku_> reikalusikka: hyvä
[12:42] <HymnToLife> roundhousekick: if that's nvidia you're talking about, each release of the drivers comes with a complete list of supported devices, so I guess you could check that
[12:42] <batsquid> Flannel therefore point them to a /secure/ alternative..
[12:42] <Flannel> batsquid: What are you talking about?
[12:42] <pajamian> batsquid: you shouldn't advise anyone on anything unless you know what they will use it for.
[12:42] <batsquid> Flannel you said sftp : ftp :: ssh : telnet is good enough for most people.
[12:43] <Flannel> batsquid: right.  The comparsion of "sftp is to ftp as ssh is to telnet" is accurate enough
[12:43] <batsquid> pajamian you can, if you are considering security
[12:43] <pajamian> batsquid: so everyone should drive an armoured car to work and never consider a bicycle?
[12:44] <batsquid> pajamian in computing - YES
[12:44] <batsquid> pajamian read up.
[12:44] <batsquid> security matters
[12:44] <HymnToLife> pajamian: so what are you suggesting here?
[12:44] <vnix> HymnToLife: I change the setting in sound. I change all the auto detect to manual ^^
[12:44] <kenkku_> in computing it should never be of any harm to use a secure alternative. usually it has no difference in the usage
[12:44] <batsquid> kenkku_ good point
[12:45] <pajamian> I'm suggesting that FTP is appropriate for some circumstances over SFTP and it really depends on the situation.  You shouldn't advise one way or the other without knowing the situation first.
[12:45] <mutk__> People need to be protected from themselves. THerefore any security is good security.
[12:45] <kenkku_> it doesn't feeel different to use a secure way, because you really never see any difference between them
[12:45] <kenkku_> it's all under the hood
[12:45] <HymnToLife> pajamian: we know the situation, he explained it well enough
[12:45] <Flannel> Alright, we're getting offtopic.  If anyone wants to continue this conversation, please take it to #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:45] <kenkku_> whereas the difference between a tank and a bicycle is.. well, noticeable
[12:46] <batsquid> nuff said.
[12:46] <DavidDavid> every time, I always face choices, short time, small team, no money
[12:46] <kenkku_> well, I'll end it here
[12:46] <kenkku_> could someone dim the sun for me please, my screen doesn't like it
[12:46] <DavidDavid> best tested solution, best application, that's only I can do
[12:46] <mutk__> Flannel, I think I figured out why 8.04 has been removed from mirrors. A rather dramatic SSL problem was found. As you and others alluded to.
[12:47] <HymnToLife> mutk__: yeah, I laughed quite hard that day :p
[12:47] <Flannel> mutk__: I believe its standard practice for point releases anyway.  I don't think you can get 6.06 anymore either, juts 6.06.1
[12:47] <mneptok> mutk__: SSH, not SSL.
[12:48] <DavidDavid> Continue to progress, CIMM, best tested solution, best application, earn very small money.
[12:48] <wols> Flannel: thank you for the minimal CD link. Exactly the kind of installer I need :)
[12:48] <batsquid> DavidDavid off-topic
[12:49] <DavidDavid> every time, I always face choices, short time, small team, no money; clients need CIMM, best tested solution, best application,
[12:49] <Flannel> DavidDavid: Please stop.
[12:49] <batsquid> !admin
[12:49] <Flannel> batsquid: We're around, don't worry
[12:49] <HymnToLife> batsquid: ! ops
[12:49] <HymnToLife> if they're not around
[12:49] <batsquid> HymnToLife thanks
[12:49] <DavidDavid> ? programming CASE in Linux
[12:50] <kenkku_> !offtopic | DavidDavid
[12:50] <mutk__> mneptok, This says SSL   https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-security-announce/2008-May/000705.html
[12:50] <mutk__> mneptok, I know the difference BTW
[12:51] <payman> how can i find any pdf or video for learning ubuntu &genom
[12:51] <mutk__> HymnToLife, I didn't laugh, I take security issues seriously..
[12:52] <HymnToLife> mutk__: so do I... when they affect me ;)
[12:52] <djamel> payman : http://screencasts.ubuntu.com/
[12:52] <HymnToLife> And I gave up on Linux on servers long ago
[12:53] <mutk__> Flannel, So any hints where I'd find the source packages on mirrors? Or do the mirrors no carry them? (BTW I notice you get silly trolls here too)
[12:53] <HymnToLife> and this was really the stupidest thing ever
[12:53] <HymnToLife> oh
[12:54] <HymnToLife> sorry to shatter your dreams ;)
[12:54] <HymnToLife> anyway
[12:54] <batsquid> HymnToLife what do you mean "gave up on linux on servers"? what do you use now?
[12:54] <sam__> nklnml
[12:54] <HymnToLife> source packages, I guess they are on the mirrors, since you can get them with apt-dource
[12:54] <Flannel> mutk__: Unfortunately no community is free of trolls.  But, no, I really have no idea where to find the old stuff.  I'm *sure* it exists somewhere, but that somewhere may not be publically available.
[12:54] <HymnToLife> batsquid: Windows
[12:54] <HymnToLife> ..
[12:54] <HymnToLife> nah, just kidding, BSD
[12:54] <wols> mutk__: source packages of what exactly?
[12:54] <sam__> can we run gtalk on ubuntu
[12:55] <sam__> ?
[12:55] <mutk__> wols, 8.04 of course :)
[12:55] <sam__> how?
[12:55] <kenkku_> sam__: yes, without the voice calls afaik
[12:55] <snarkster> sam__: gtalk as in google talk?
[12:55] <wols> mutk__:the source debs are all available at the same place as the binaries
[12:55] <wols> tarbaals are available too
[12:55] <askand> Is there something like http analyzer for Ubuntu?
[12:56] <batsquid> HymnToLife just had to ask. for me linux is good enough for my home server so far
[12:56] <mutk__> I come from the Red Hat world, where we keep archives of most releases and interim updates on a FTP server for sources.. I assume Ubuntu does the same..
[12:56] <Slart> askand: what does http analyzer do?
[12:56] <sam__> how can we run gtalk on ubuntu??
[12:56] <HymnToLife> batsquid: we're going OT here, beware of the ops :p
[12:56] <mutk__> wols, Sure I know. But as I said I need the actual sources of the 8.04 releas not the updated one..
[12:56] <reikalusikka> batsquid: my transger seed is now lower lol :D
[12:56] <kenkku_> sam__: you can't, maybe with wine, but it's probably not the best idea
[12:56] <wols> sam__: yes. gtalk is simply jabber
[12:57] <askand> Slart: It can trace and display wide range of  		information, including Header, Timing, Content, Cookies, Query Strings,  		Post data, Request and Response Stream, redirection URLs and more. It  		has a  		request  		builder that enables you to handcraft  		a HTTP/HTTPS Request. It also provides cache information and session  		clearing, as well as HTTP status code information and several filtering  		options. A useful developer tool for p
[12:57] <kenkku_> sam__: you can use pidgin to use google talk, but you won't be able to to make calls
[12:57] <snarkster> use pidgin to talk on gtalk
[12:57] <wols> sam__: any jabber client works
[12:57] <batsquid> reikalusikka what?
[12:57] <reikalusikka> batsquid: my transfer speed through winscp is slower than with samba
[12:57] <batsquid> reikalusikka oh you mean transfer speed :)
[12:57] <wols> mutk__: remove security from sources.list and apt-get update. then try to get sources
[12:58] <Slart> askand: I guess there might be something available for firefox.. a plugin perhaps.. you could always sniff the network traffic if you want to do it the hard way
[12:58] <reikalusikka> batsquid: yeah
[12:58] <lolo> can someone tell me why i get picture but no sound when i run ivtv-tune -c 4?
[12:58] <batsquid> reikalusikka too bad..
[12:58] <mutk__> wols, Good plan.
[12:58] <reikalusikka> :(
[12:58] <batsquid> reikalusikka are you sure you are transferring through /local/ and not via internet and back?
[12:58] <wols> askand: there are ffox plugins. look for "header"
[12:59] <legend2440> sam_ there is a package called   gtalk  in synaptic. not sure if thats the same one your asking about
[12:59] <askand> Slart: I want to sniff the trafick from a certain process is that possible?
[12:59] <reikalusikka> batsquid: how I transfer through local?
[12:59] <kenkku_> askand: you can inspect network traffic within firefox with firebug
[12:59] <wols> askand: liveheaders I think is the´extension name. and there are others like webdeveloper and the like
[12:59] <Slart> askand: afaik you can't do that..
[12:59] <bullgard4> What is the process name of Ubuntu's sound daemon?
[12:59] <batsquid> reikalusikka if both computers are on the same network
[12:59] <reikalusikka> batsquid: yes
[12:59] <pisse> Hi! Is there a nice script that can make thumbnails easy? Would be nice with a right-click and "make thumbnail" or something directly in the file browser. Or maybe a add-on to gimp can do it?
[12:59] <wols> askand: yes, wireshark can do that
[12:59] <askand> wols: nice
[12:59] <wols> bullgard4: there are several. depends which one you run.
[12:59] <mutk__> wireshark can follow a protocol
[13:00] <Slart> bullgard4: pulseaudio uses alsa afaik.. I dont know what the alsa process is called
[13:00] <wols> mutk__: and PIDs
[13:00] <reikalusikka> batsquid: how do I know if it goes through lan not internet?
[13:00]  * roundhousekick found Nvidia GeForce 9600M GT in list of supported graphic cards
[13:00] <batsquid> reikalusikka set both computers to static ip 192.168.0.x, netmask <IP_ADDRESS> and gateway 192.168.0.x and replace the x with 0 and 1 - should be opposite on the two computers. then connect the two pcs with a network cable
[13:01] <batsquid> reikalusikka i don't know your network config
[13:01] <kenkku_> that's one way :P
[13:01] <sam__> THANX
[13:01] <reikalusikka> batsquid: now I have the 2 computers connected to a modem, the other by wireless
[13:01] <Slart> pisse: thumbnails for what? images? movies?
[13:01] <reikalusikka> I connect with my xp computer to ubuntu
[13:01] <reikalusikka> <IP_ADDRESS> ip
[13:02] <bullgard4> wols: Please tell me the names.
[13:02] <batsquid> reikalusikka hard for me to say, but using the above should get the two on the same net temporarily
[13:02] <wols> I only know the names of the programs, not binaries, but dpkg -L is helpful there
[13:02] <pisse> Slart: images.. I'm making a homepage so I want an easy way of resizing 77 images :]
[13:02] <sam__> IS there any sound amplifier software for ubuntu linux???
[13:02] <wols> pulseaudio esound, artsd dmix
[13:02] <reikalusikka> batsquid: but they are in lan lol.
[13:02] <jschoolc> how do you determine your default window manager? and how do you switch it to something else?
[13:02] <reikalusikka> well
[13:02] <reikalusikka> I try to get it work
[13:03] <reikalusikka> if it's even possible
[13:03] <sam__>  IS there any sound amplifier software for ubuntu linux???
[13:03] <wols> jschoolc: update-alternatives. ls -l /etc/alternatives/x-window-manager
[13:03] <Slart> pisse: search in synaptic for "thumbnail" there seem to eb quite a few of them around
[13:03] <wols> pisse: imagemagick's convert
[13:03] <pajamian> pisse: Imagemagick is nice and easy, but it's command like.
[13:03] <sam__>  IS there any sound amplifier software for ubuntu linux???
[13:03] <pajamian> *line
[13:03] <batsquid> reikalusikka not sure i follow. but it won't hure to make sure you are transferring directly (eg not via internet)
[13:04] <batsquid> s/hure/hurt/
[13:04] <tommo> how do I force quit?
[13:04] <vinit> hi
[13:04] <sam__>  IS there any sound amplifier software for ubuntu linux???
[13:04] <reikalusikka> batsquid: true but that what you explained sounds too much work lol :D
[13:04] <batsquid> tommo from where?
[13:04] <reikalusikka> I don't want to mess with my internet configs
[13:05] <Slart> sam__: sound amplifier? audacity can edit sounds.. probably make them louder too
[13:05] <pajamian> tommo: force quit what?
[13:05] <tommo> well is there something similar to task manager in ubuntu so I can see all tasks running and end tasks as needed
[13:05] <batsquid> reikalusikka if that's too much work... well, you could simply unplug your modem - unless your LAN goes through a routermodem of yours
[13:05] <Slart> tommo: system monitor.. in system, administration
[13:05] <reikalusikka> batsquid: no it doesn't
[13:05] <pajamian> tommo: not sure of a gui ap, but there is ps for the command line.
[13:05] <reikalusikka> batsquid: I could try it later today lol
[13:05] <batsquid> reikalusikka if the speed is still low, then i don't know how to help you further.
[13:05] <reikalusikka> batsquid:  ok
[13:06] <bastid_raZor> tommo; or top in CLI
[13:06] <Slart> htop > top =)
[13:06] <vinit> ne boduy there to help me
[13:06] <Ademan> does firefox look in /usr/lib/firefox-3.0/plugins for plugins? i've got libflashplayer.so in there but it's not being recognized, do i need an xpt file to go with it? (hand installing flash 10 beta...)
[13:06] <vinit> my external hdd is not detecting
[13:06] <opr> hi
[13:07] <pajamian> top will only list a screenfull of processes, ps is better unless you want to see what is using the most resources.
[13:07] <jschoolc> wols: thanks, metacity is the default?
[13:07] <opr> i did this export SHELLCODE="shellcode here"
[13:07] <opr> how do i find what address SHELLCODE begins at?
[13:07] <wols> jschoolc: it'S the default gnome WM
[13:07] <wols> opr: huh?
[13:08] <mahesh> help>>> i want to know a good player which can play the .rm files and .rmvb also
[13:08] <batsquid> tommo open a terminal or console from your menu in ubuntu. type `ps aux | grep -i NAME` (replace NAME with name of program) and you will get a PID (process id). use that with kill to end the program . type `kill PID` (replace PID with the pid you got from previous step)
[13:08] <wols> opr: are you trying to execute shellcode via env variable?
[13:08] <opr> well sureley SHELLCODE is stored in the memory?
[13:08] <wols> !realmedia
[13:08] <gregor> Hello all! I have problem with phpmyadmin i install every thing like here http://newbie.linux.pl/?id=article&kategoria=3&show=510 but when i go to http://<IP_ADDRESS>/phpmyadmin/ it say "The requested URL /phpmyadmin/ was not found on this server."
[13:08] <wols> mahesh: helixplayer
[13:08] <opr> no i have shellcode loaded into an env var
[13:08] <bazhang> mahesh, realplayer can
[13:08] <wols> opr: we don't support script kiddies
[13:08] <opr> and i want to find what address SHELLCODE begins at
[13:09] <wols> opr: you make no sense
[13:09] <opr> wols: if i was a script kiddy i wouldnt be doing it myself would i? faggot
[13:09] <gregor> Hello all! I have problem with phpmyadmin i install every thing like here http://newbie.linux.pl/?id=article&kategoria=3&show=510 but when i go to http://<IP_ADDRESS>/phpmyadmin/ it say "The requested URL /phpmyadmin/ was not found on this server."
[13:09] <bazhang> opr, no name calling
[13:09] <mahesh> bazhang : realplayer is available only as the .bin it is not working well also
[13:09] <wols> anyone who who tries to put shellcode into a env var is not even a script kiddie
[13:09] <opr> bazhang, he called me a script kiddy
[13:09] <pajamian> mahesh: just about any Linux media player will do if you have the right codecs.
[13:10] <bastid_raZor> wols; i bet you get talked mean to just about daily.. IMO to the point answers are best
[13:10] <opr> wols: stfu fag, its a way to exploit things, you obviously know nothing about stack smashing etc
[13:10] <Chrizz_> good morning everyone
[13:10] <wols> opr: more than you. unlike you I do some assembler
[13:10] <bazhang> opr please stop
[13:10] <batsquid> opr keep your mood to yourself. there are ops here mind you
[13:10] <kanyukuk> hi, i need xorg.conf file... doesn anyone send me that?
[13:11] <kanyukuk> does*
[13:11] <mahesh> pajamian :: iam new to ubuntu can u tell me wat are the possible codecs to be installed in a system..... i want to play all types of videos .... kindly help
[13:11] <opr> u do some assembler! wow u must be the elite
[13:11] <legend2440> opr: if your asking about   assembly programming   channel    ##asm  may be better
[13:11] <opr> no., i am asking
[13:11] <pajamian> mahesh: are you running the 1386 version of ubuntu?
[13:11] <opr> i am asking: how do i find what address in the memory is my env var being stored?
[13:11] <bazhang> opr this is likely the wrong channel for you
[13:12] <opr> right ok, thx
[13:12] <batsquid> opr that is a low level q
[13:12] <mahesh> pajamian :: yup
[13:12] <opr> batsquid, oh right ok i'll go elsehwere
[13:12] <opr> wols: pussy
[13:12] <pajamian> mahesh: well, you probably want the proprietary w32codecs package from medibuntu.
[13:13] <Dazed> is there some equivalent to system restore in ubuntu
[13:13] <bullgard4> What is the process name of Ubuntu's sound daemon?
[13:13] <erUSUL> opr: with a debugger? of the various shell processes XD
[13:13] <mahesh> pajamian :: well tell me how to install it in the apt-get
[13:13] <Dazed> mine just scrwed up majorly and i cant fix
[13:13] <erUSUL> bullgard4: pulseaudio
[13:13] <bazhang> erUSUL, he left
[13:13] <pajamian> mahesh: and if you will be using the totem player you will also need gstreamer0.10-pitfdll
[13:13] <bazhang> Dazed, did you back up?
[13:13] <erUSUL> bazhang: doh! :)
[13:13] <pajamian> !medibuntu | mahesh
[13:13] <Dazed> dont think so
[13:13] <bazhang> :)
[13:13] <Dazed> i think i told you about this yesterday
[13:13] <bazhang> Dazed, oh no
[13:14] <Dazed> when i try to increase the visual effects i get a white screen
[13:14] <Dazed> for a minute
[13:14] <Dazed> then it reverts to off
[13:14] <bazhang> Dazed, what is wrong exactly
[13:14] <Dazed> when it was working perfectly before
[13:14] <pajamian> mahesh: anyways, I have to go.  You can find all the info you need at www.medibuntu.org
[13:15] <Dazed> i had them on high, then yesterday i booted up one time and it was extra slow
[13:15] <sam__> how to extract tar.gz files
[13:15] <bazhang> Dazed, try to disable some of the plugins for compiz to find the one that is causing the issue
[13:15] <sam__> ????
[13:15] <Dazed> and then gave me some error window where i had to rechoose my display
[13:15] <bazhang> sam__, which file
[13:15] <inik> sam__ tar xvfz filename
[13:15] <Dazed> and visual effects have been stuck off
[13:15] <Dazed> since then
[13:15] <bullgard4> erUSUL: The process 'pulseaudio' exists on my Ubuntu 8.04.1. Still I do not obtain any sound after manipulating Irssi files. How to troubleshoot?
[13:16] <chien> hello
[13:16] <Dazed> all of them are disabled
[13:16] <erUSUL> bullgard4: irssi has sound capabilities?
[13:16] <Ziroday> Can you use ndiswrapper with network manager?
[13:16] <bazhang> Dazed, which plugins were you chiefly using
[13:16] <Dazed> i think 3d desktop, the ripply windows, the minimize animations
[13:16] <bullgard4> erUSUL: Yes it has.
[13:16] <Dazed> a bunch of them
[13:17] <neukadmi1> hi, I installed the last xen kernel for my pc, but every boot up I get an error like this: "timeout waiting for ADMA IDLE, stat 0x0" and the system reboots, what can I do now?
[13:17] <erUSUL> bazhang: you have to make sure the sound apps you use are using pulseaudio or esd ...
[13:17] <erUSUL> bullgard4: ^
[13:17] <bazhang> Dazed, when did this start messing up? an update, installing some new software or what
[13:17] <Dazed> i guess ill turn them all off and try turning the effects up from appearances again
[13:17] <bullgard4> erUSUL: What does '^' mean?
[13:17] <Dazed> i dont know it seemed random, but it might have been something i did, and then let the computer chill for some hours, then when i restarted it screwed up
[13:17] <erUSUL> bullgard4: dunno how the conf is done in irssi maybe it is trying to use alsa directly
[13:17] <Dazed> it would be hard to nail exactly what did it
[13:18] <mahesh> pajamian :: one more thing
[13:18] <sam__> how to get into desktop thru terminal??
[13:18] <bazhang> Dazed, well perhaps try to enable the plugins one by one until you find the culprit
[13:18] <erUSUL> bullgard4: you have to make sure the sound apps you use are using pulseaudio or esd ... <<<< read the msg i wrongly send to bazhang
[13:18] <Guest94506> HY Peoples
[13:18] <Dazed> i looked through the logs but its not giving me any kind of event at the moment of white screen
[13:18] <RainCT> sam__: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[13:18] <marsupilami> hello people! can anyone help me with a wifi problem?
[13:18] <sam__>  how to get into desktop thru terminal?
[13:18] <wols> sam__: ctrl+alt+f7 or if that doesn't work sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[13:18] <RainCT> !ask | marsupilami
[13:19] <marsupilami> ha ok...
[13:19] <mahesh> pajamian :: i have installed all the player in my system.... but the problem is when i open the player it shows a green screen and the process strucks
[13:19] <sony> hiiiiiiii
[13:19] <bazhang> marsupilami, what chipset
[13:19] <sam__>  how to explore desktop files thru terminal?
[13:19] <Almentor> HAI!!
[13:19] <roundhousekick> is #nvidia an official channel?
[13:19] <fish_> whats the right way to start a init script after getting a configuration from dhcp? is it possible to write a upstart script for that?
[13:19] <sam__>  how to get into desktop thru terminal?
[13:20] <RainCT> sam__: 'ls' to see the list of files in the current directory
[13:20] <wols> sam__: you've already been told
[13:20] <wols> roundhousekick: ask #nvidia
[13:20] <Dazed> ok i disabled all plugins for compiz, ill try increasing the effects again
[13:20] <erUSUL> bullgard4: are you using something like this? http://codesnippets.joyent.com/posts/show/1393 <<<
[13:20] <KenBW2> every time my SD card is mounted, the first access after that makes Nautilus freeze for a few seconds - any ideas why?
[13:20] <wols> !cli | sam__
[13:20] <anjovis> fish_: /etc/network/if-up.d ?
[13:20] <sam__> how to open a directory thru terminal
[13:20] <sam__> ?
[13:20] <Guest94506> sam__ : cd /home/yourloginname/Desktop
[13:21] <Guest94506> sam__ : cd = change Directory
[13:21] <mahesh> Help anybody :: i have installed all the player in my system.... but the problem is when i open the player it shows a green screen and the process strucks
[13:21] <erUSUL> bullgard4: if so you have to configure mplayer (passing the apropiate options for example) becouse that is what irssi uses to play files
[13:21] <inik>  sam__: cd ~/Desktop
[13:21] <bazhang> mahesh, disable compiz
[13:21] <marsupilami> I have ubuntu 8.04.1 and a Atheros AR242x wifi card in my laptop... The system says it's a restricted driver and when I try to enter the WEP key to connect it won't accept it although it's correct.
[13:21] <RainCT> sam__: here you have a pretty good  explanation on how to use the terminal: http://linuxcommand.org/learning_the_shell.php
[13:21] <[> I'll ram your grandmother!!
[13:21] <Dazed> ok, with all compiz plugins disabled i still got the white screen
[13:21] <ikonia> [: please stop that
[13:21] <mahesh> bazhang: what is compiz?????
[13:21] <roundhousekick> wols: they don't respond
[13:21] <bullgard4> erUSUL: At 14:17 GMT+2 you wrote the same to bazhang as to me. --  How can I establish that I am using pulseaudio and not esd. (I am confident that I am using pulseaudio.) Note that there is a pulseaudio process.
[13:22] <RainCT> mahesh: desktop effects (like the rotating cube and all that)
[13:22] <bazhang> bullgard4, he made a tab mistake sending it to me instead of you
[13:22]  * andres is back (gone 08:45:15)
[13:22] <Dazed> its looking like ill have to reinstall
[13:22] <Dazed> pretty random..
[13:22] <ikonia> !away >andres
[13:22] <bazhang> Dazed, not so serious
[13:22] <KenBW2> every time my SD card is mounted, the first access after that makes Nautilus freeze for a few seconds - any ideas why?
[13:23] <erUSUL> bullgard4: i mentioned esd becouse pulseaudio is fully compatible with it so programs supporting only esd output can use pulseaudio as a "drop in" replacement i.e transparently
[13:23] <mahesh> bazhang: oh i have disabled it already... coz my my inbuild graphics card is just 64mb
[13:23] <erUSUL> bullgard4: ubuntu uses pulseaudio esd is being obsoleted
[13:23] <mahesh> bazhang: any idea
[13:23] <Dazed> yeah ill just reinstall
[13:23] <bazhang> mahesh, what video app are you using
[13:23] <Dazed> thanks for the tips
[13:23] <Dazed> bbl
[13:23] <mahesh> vlc
[13:23] <bazhang> Dazed, try creating a new user first
[13:24] <mahesh> totem is not working... wen i open it i see only violet colour screen strucks
[13:24] <mahesh> bazhang : totem is not working... wen i open it i see only violet colour screen strucks
[13:24] <ryanhaigh> hi all, does anyone know of a utility i can use to search for filenames that are incompatible with windows/fat/ntfs
[13:24] <marsupilami> I have ubuntu 8.04.1 and a Atheros AR242x wifi card in my laptop... The system says it's a restricted driver and when I try to enter the WEP key to connect, it won't accept it although it's correct! Anyone? P.S.: in unsecured networks it connects properly though...
[13:24] <bazhang> mahesh, what type of file
[13:24] <fprint> hi,all can
[13:25] <bazhang> marsupilami, using hex or numeric
[13:25] <DIFH-iceroot> WEP = unsecured
[13:25] <mahesh> bazhang: any type of file... it plays only when i open the player second time.... understand??
[13:25] <chien> I haven't been able to hear sounds in Ubuntu for 3 days. I checked the volume control and it seems to be OK, but still no sound...
[13:25] <bazhang> marsupilami, seriously think about using wpa instead of wep
[13:25] <jorgenpt> Anyone know of a tool to split an image made for A1 into 8 A4 images?
[13:25] <Quicksilva> is there any other site similar to source o matic (which doesnt work anymore)  so i can customise for myself
[13:25] <marsupilami> ok
[13:26] <bazhang> marsupilami, let me get you a link for that
[13:26] <mahesh> bazhang: any type of file... it plays only when i open the player second time.... understand??
[13:26] <marsupilami> so will this fix the problem?
[13:26]  * SerpentDrago using internet of a wep network , cracked in under 2 min
[13:26] <ryanhaigh> i have done a couple of big copies lately and halfway through an error about invalid parameters occurs...fortunately unlike windows I can just skip this file but I can't actually see the full name so I need to find these files prior to copying
[13:26] <fish_> anjovis: a thanks. but there is no way to set a init script to start after the network is up?
[13:26] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=571188 marsupilami
[13:26] <marsupilami> will I be able to connect with wpa?
[13:26] <adamwood> chien: did you install some updates?
[13:26] <bazhang> mahesh, the second time? that is odd.
[13:26] <bazhang> marsupilami, should do
[13:26] <praet> chien: check your settings in System > Prefs > Sound
[13:26] <marsupilami> so the bug is with WEP only?
[13:27] <chien> No, the last time it worked is just before I restarted Windows.
[13:27] <bullgard4> erUSUL: Yes, something like http://codesnippets.joyent.com/posts/show/1393, but different.
[13:27] <Guest94506> For secured Wirless network I use WPA2-PSK and a Mac Adresse Filter
[13:27] <bazhang> marsupilami, likely not a bug but wep is inherently insecure
[13:27] <ac1> hi i'l be installing a lock down tool for my internetshop Im selecting between sabayon and pessulus which is more stable and easy to use?
[13:27] <bazhang> ac1, why ask about those distros in the ubuntu channel?
[13:27] <wols> ac1: sabayon is a gentoo variant?
[13:27] <marsupilami> ok I'll try this and let u know in a minute... thank u
[13:28] <bazhang> wols, yes
[13:28] <Guest94506> Sabayon, is more Graphicaly will I gues
[13:28] <rtw35783> Guest94506: wpa* is useful, mac address filter is not
[13:28] <mahesh> bazhang: yes i open to first then it strucks..... then in few secs. i open the file with same player for second time and it plays
[13:28] <Guest94506> With Beryl or Compiz preinstalled
[13:28] <ac1> sory my but Im my server is ubuntu
[13:28] <chien> In System > Prefs > Sound -- Device tab,  I choose ''autodetect'' .
[13:28] <jrib> bazhang, wols: they are also ubuntu programs
[13:28] <wols> ac1: you are in the wrong channel. we only deal with ubuntu
[13:28] <ikonia> ac1: but your not askng about ubuntu
[13:28] <Quicksilva> Hi, when I look in Places on my menu instead of seeing like (Videos, Music, Pictures) I see some wrappedkey and clientkey stuff that doesnt work
[13:28] <ac1> so I feel its releated
[13:28] <Guest94506> rtw35783 why not???
[13:28] <Quicksilva> anyone know how to fix that?
[13:28] <bazhang> ac1, this is the wrong place to ask for sabayon
[13:28] <rtw35783> Guest94506: mac addresses can be easily faked
[13:28] <jrib> !info sabayon
[13:29] <fprint> hi!all I can't start X,what should I do?
[13:29] <bazhang> aha
[13:29] <bazhang> !info pessulus
[13:29] <jrib> ac1: there is some confusion because "sabayon" is also the name of a distro
[13:29] <Guest94506> Yeah, but first you have to search the victims MAC adresse, and thats difficult, no?
[13:29] <bazhang> ac1, looks like pessulus from the name :)
[13:30] <rtw35783> Guest94506: no. any card in monitor mode can do that.
[13:30] <Guest94506> Ah ok
[13:30] <ac1> sorry for the confusion.
[13:30] <mahesh> bazhang: any help??
[13:30] <bazhang> haha
[13:30] <Guest94506> thx
[13:30] <bazhang> mahesh, the 2nd time? that is odd
[13:32] <chien> are there any Ubuntu updates relating to sound?
[13:32] <Guest94506> Did someone hae any Problem with gftp???
[13:33] <mahesh> bazhang: but this problem was not in ubuntu 7.10.... i face this in only 8.04 version.........
[13:33] <ac1> sorry for the confusion,Im just looking for a good admin tool for my ubuntu server that Il be using for my cafe i could not decide if sabayon user profile or pessulus for a lockdown editor
[13:33] <incorrect> i am trying to find the package with tools to convert .po files
[13:33] <Guest94506> With the terminal it works, i can view all the files on the server, but with an other application it doesn#t work. Like gftp or Filezilla
[13:34] <ikonia> ac1: ldap/nfs home diectorys, with the .gnome directories as read only
[13:34] <demio> hey guys, does anyone know the name of the sane extesions to use with HP multi-function printers
[13:34] <demio> like the PSC series
[13:34] <demio> its very popular, I just cant remember the name
[13:34] <whyameye> Hardy isn't finding my external USB mouse on my laptop when waking up from suspend. How can I get it to find the mouse?
[13:34] <fprint> help! can
[13:34] <ac1> ikonia: sory I could not yet afford installing ldap no server available
[13:34] <mahesh> bazhang: ok no problem thnks for ur support
[13:34] <fprint> can't start X!
[13:35] <jrib> ac1: you should probably just try both and see which suit your needs.  Maybe a combination of the two is also feasible
[13:35] <ikonia> ac1: then what are you talking about your ubuntu server in the cafe for ?
[13:35] <Guest94506> Cu I m away
[13:35] <fprint> some tips is ok
[13:35] <ikonia> ac1: ldap is free
[13:35] <gvk> fprint: type startx
[13:36] <marsupilami> OK it works well for me with WPA/WPA2 security enabled... But 2 questions: When I want to connect to a WEP secured network how can I do so? And is there a problem with restricted drivers?
[13:36] <gvk> fprint: If this does not work, chen xorg.conf for any weird things.
[13:36] <wols> WEP is WEP and WPA is WPA
[13:36] <gvk> then*
[13:36] <fprint> gvk,yes
[13:36] <wols> there shouldn't be a problem
[13:36] <ac1> ikonia:i know but I cannot include ldap in my ltsp server, my cafe setup is thin client
[13:37] <marsupilami> wols: so what?
[13:37] <ikonia> ac1: ldap works with thin clients/ltsp
[13:37] <ikonia> ac1: infact it's one of the recommended designs
[13:37] <Kcaj> How to mount program not has a burner?
[13:37] <Kcaj> (ISO)
[13:37] <gvk> gvk: Yes what?
[13:37] <ikonia> Kcaj: mount -o loop
[13:37] <gvk> damn
[13:37] <MikeSeth> marsupilami: WEP has issues in ubuntu, but they are solvable
[13:37] <fprint> gvk, does not work
[13:37] <Kcaj> mount -o loop (the).iso???
[13:38] <Kcaj> must also I am sudo, right?
[13:38] <ac1> ikonia: mm, you just give me to think about
[13:38] <ikonia> Kcaj: yes
[13:38] <Kcaj> <3 thanks
[13:38] <marsupilami> MikeSeth: can you give me a sign?
[13:38] <marsupilami> how?
[13:38] <gregor> how i can change something in file but i dont have premission to it
[13:38] <MikeSeth> marsupilami: how do you configure your connection?
[13:38] <bastid_raZor> !iso | Kcaj
[13:39] <MikeSeth> marsupilami: and I suggest you use WPA2 and not WEP
[13:39] <fprint> gvk,xorg.conf file is ok
[13:39] <soundray> gregor: how are you trying to change the file -- with an editor?
[13:39] <bullgard4> How can I determine the NAME OF my  SOUNDCARD'S DRIVER? http://paste.debian.net/14725/
[13:39] <ikonia> bullgard4: please don't use caps
[13:39] <marsupilami> I used WPA and works... but when i use WEP it won't connect!
[13:39] <gregor> yes, i need to add line to file apche2 but i cant change anything there
[13:39] <jrib> gregor: what are you trying to edit?
[13:39] <ikonia> bullgard4: lsmod will show you what modules are loaded
[13:39] <jrib> !sudo > gregor
[13:39] <rtw35783> bullgard4: snd-intel8x0
[13:39] <ikonia> bullgard4: map them through to your sound card
[13:40] <MikeSeth> bullgard4: your driver is i8x0, you can identify your specific card chip by doing lspci -l
[13:40] <MikeSeth> err, lspci -v
[13:40] <shah> how to verify integrity of data before burning on to a disk? viz, verify the ISO using !MD5 before !burning.
[13:40] <allupp> can enyone tell me  good linux that would work fine on dell optiplex gx 1 500mhz
[13:40] <ikonia> shah: check the md5 sums', it's that simple
[13:40] <sony> hiiiiiiiiiii
[13:40] <ikonia> allupp: ubuntu
[13:41] <sony> huiiiiiiiiiiiii
[13:41] <ikonia> allupp: you may want to consider xubuntu for slightly slower machines
[13:41] <ikonia> sony: hi
[13:41] <allupp> ...i have problems whit xubuntu isn't ubuntu even  hmm... hevyer
[13:41] <ikonia> allupp: ubuntu uses gnome which requries more resources as a genuine rule of thumb
[13:41] <ikonia> allupp: xubuntu has a lighter window manager
[13:42] <marsupilami> so to sum up... when i want to connect to a WEP secured network i can't through ubuntu, right? that's my point...
[13:42] <gregor> jrib can you help me?
[13:42] <marsupilami> i know WPA is better but i don't ask this...
[13:42] <KenBW2> how can i make gnome-terminal always open at less than 480px in height?
[13:43] <jrib> gregor: sure.  Have you read the link ubottu sent you?  It explains how to obtain superuser privileges so you can edit the apache2 file
[13:43] <MikeSeth> marsupilami: you can, but I never did it myself. I presume if network manager cant configure wep for you, you should configure it manually in /etc/network/interfaces
[13:43] <shah> ikonia, i cannot understand that md5 its unreadable text!
[13:43] <marsupilami> MikeSeth: were can i find  /etc/network/interfaces?
[13:43] <ikonia> !m5sum > shah
[13:44] <ikonia> !md5sum > shah
[13:44] <allupp> .... ok is there a way to get tee worlds work better then that i can bearly move my mouse and get to server list ?
[13:44] <MikeSeth> marsupilami: in /etc/network/interfaces
[13:44] <MikeSeth> marsupilami: that's a file path, in case you didnt know
[13:44] <marsupilami> where is this :)
[13:44] <marsupilami> ?
[13:44] <bullgard4> MikeSeth: I did identify my soundchip before. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting requires me to determine  the NAME OF my  SOUNDCARD'S DRIVER. Having got this information, my T42 laptop still does not produce sound. Why?
[13:44] <marsupilami> aaa
[13:44] <Hondo_Kitsune> How would I go about upgrading to 8.10 alpha?
[13:44] <Hondo_Kitsune> marsupilami: you can fing it in /etc/network/
[13:44] <marsupilami> ok
[13:44] <Hondo_Kitsune> marsupilami: Launch Nautalius
[13:44] <jrib> Hondo_Kitsune: ask in #ubuntu+1
[13:44] <ikonia> bullgard4: can you please stop using caps
[13:44] <Hondo_Kitsune> marsupilami: and go to /etc/network/
[13:44] <marsupilami> ok... file path... with what inside?
[13:45] <welcome> hello
[13:45] <eraldo> I am looking for a labelprinter for printing text from the command line! any ideas ?
[13:45] <welcome> my dsl connection keep hang and disconnect
[13:45] <Hondo_Kitsune> marsupilami: The filepath is /etc/network/
[13:45] <MikeSeth> bullgard4: most often hardware mixer is set to silence
[13:45] <welcome> what can i do
[13:45] <Hondo_Kitsune> Thanks jrib
[13:45] <KenBW2> how can i make gnome-terminal always open at less than 480px in height?
[13:45] <rtw35783> bullgard4: the T42 has additional hardware volume/mute buttons. did you try them?
[13:45] <marsupilami> ok and what can I find there?
[13:45] <MikeSeth> bullgard4: you are on alsa right?
[13:45] <ulaas> hardy 2.6.24-19-generic stops at initramfs.
[13:45] <MikeSeth> bullgard4: apt-get install aumix
[13:46] <MikeSeth> bullgard4: then run aumix and see that it loads ok and that relevant channel volume is set properly
[13:46] <soundray> MikeSeth: why not use one of the mixers that are default in Ubuntu?
[13:46] <rtw35783> MikeSeth: aumix does not give you full volume control. better use alsamixer.
[13:46] <Hondo_Kitsune> marsupilami: the interfaces folder/file you were told to go to
[13:47] <bullgard4> MikeSeth: The Device is a Intel 82801DB-ICH4 (Alsa Mixer).
[13:47] <MikeSeth> soundray: for some reason, they tend to have logarithmic volume control, which works poorly on lame-ass lenovo speakers
[13:47] <marsupilami> ok thanks a lot! all of you!
[13:47] <marsupilami> bye!
[13:47] <Dazed> would having 2 instances of ati driver ans well as fglrx screw up my system?
[13:47] <MikeSeth> bullgard4: yeah, i8x0
[13:47] <Dazed> Trying to troubleshoot this white screen i got this
[13:47] <Dazed> dazed@dazed-desktop:~$ grep -i driver /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[13:47] <Dazed> 	Driver		"kbd"
[13:47] <Dazed> 	Driver		"mouse"
[13:47] <Dazed> 	Driver		"fglrx"
[13:47] <Dazed> 	Driver		"ati"
[13:47] <FloodBot1> Dazed: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:47] <soundray> MikeSeth: I see
[13:48] <MikeSeth> I dont recommend aumix for normal use, just that it's a helpful test tool
[13:48] <rtw35783> MikeSeth: T42 is from the pre-lenovo era
[13:48] <bezim> witam jest kto z polski?
[13:48] <dabbu> can anyone name me a bit torrent application/clent which work over http proxy
[13:48] <soundray> !pl | bezim
[13:48] <dabbu> i am looking for this for more than a week
[13:48] <Myrtti> Dazed: you should know better
[13:48] <Dazed> Than what
[13:49] <Dazed> ive been using linux for 2 days
[13:49] <bullgard4> MikeSeth: I have installed aumix now.
[13:49] <rtw35783> bullgard4: once again, the T42 has additional hardware volume/mute buttons. did you try them?
[13:49] <Dazed> what is that command to launch a gui app with sudo?
[13:49] <Dazed> gtksudo or something
[13:49] <Myrtti> Dazed: than to paste stuff like that here
[13:49] <MikeSeth> Dazed: you can just sudo xxx
[13:49] <Myrtti> Dazed: gksudo
[13:49] <Dazed> aha thanks
[13:49] <batsquid> ikonia i tried using the recovery mode, but am still prompted for root password for maintenance  (ubuntu 6.10). that password is still scrambled, so i recon i have to reinstall and then copy files, right?
[13:49] <Myrtti> MikeSeth: *gui* app
[13:50] <Bodsda> Dazed, gksudo <command>
[13:50] <ikonia> batsquid: have you set a root password ?
[13:50] <batsquid> ikonia yes, it is scrambled
[13:50] <gregor> ;/ i im not good at englisg can someone explain how to change premission to file? ;/
[13:50] <ikonia> batsquid: the only reason you'd be prompted for a password would be if you had set it
[13:50] <batsquid> .
[13:50] <ikonia> batsquid: ahh, so if you've set it, you don't know it
[13:50] <datacrusher> hi people
[13:50] <praet> gksudo
[13:50] <MikeSeth> bullgard4: so run it. if it refuses to start, driver/device problem
[13:50] <ikonia> batsquid: you set it to a random string ?
[13:50] <soundray> gregor: you should not change the permissions of config files
[13:50] <batsquid> ikonia that's what scrambled means
[13:51] <soundray> gregor: what are you trying to do? Please use my nickname when you answer
[13:51] <Bodsda> batsquid, why would you set a password that is random??
[13:51] <ikonia> batsquid: why did you do that ? ubuntu already comes with a random password ?
[13:51] <dabbu> can anyone name me a bit torrent application/clent which work over http proxy
[13:51] <gregor> i need to change the apache2 becuase my phpmyadmin dosent work
[13:51] <batsquid> Bodsda scramble your root password for increased security
[13:51] <ikonia> batsquid: it's already scrambled when you install ubuntu
[13:51] <pogay> gregor:  you also can change the owners
[13:51] <soundray> gregor: do you understand "use my nickname when you answer"?
[13:51] <ikonia> batsquid: I don't understand why you've re-scrambled it
[13:51] <batsquid> ikonia i haven't done it myself i think
[13:52] <bullgard4> MikeSeth: aumix loads all right. Line and Mic are at 0 level. The rest is not at 0 level.
[13:52] <Bodsda> batsquid, but you dont know the password??
[13:52] <batsquid> Bodsda no. doh.
[13:52] <ikonia> batsquid: well, someone has, because ubuntu wouldn't ask you for a password if you left it at the default password
[13:52] <gregor> soundray: LIke this?
[13:52] <pogay> sudo chown www-data:www-data files
[13:52] <soundray> gregor: yes
[13:52] <rtw35783> bullgard4: for the last time, the T42 has additional hardware volume/mute buttons. did you try them?
[13:52] <Bodsda> batsquid, why would you set it in the first place?
[13:53] <batsquid> ikonia well then maybe i did at some point. i had a root password at some point then i wanted to rescrable it. makes sense doesn't it
[13:53] <ikonia> batsquid: not really no
[13:53] <jrib> gregor: just do 'gksudo gedit /etc/apache2/apache2.conf' to edit the file...
[13:53] <soundray> gregor: have you read the help page?
[13:53] <bullgard4> MikeSeth: err!  Line, IGain, Line1, PhoneIn  and Mic are at 0 level. The rest is not at 0 level.
[13:53] <soundray> !lamp | gregor
[13:53] <ikonia> batsquid: in that case you're only other ooption would to be boot froma cd and hack the password file
[13:53] <Bodsda> lol @ ikonia -- can u unset the root password (like a clean install) ?
[13:53] <batsquid> Bodsda, ikonia, maybe i did it because i didn't know why i shouldn't (before i learned to use sudo)
[13:54] <dabbu> can anyone name me a bit torrent application/clent which work over http proxy
[13:54] <ikonia> Bodsda: not sure actually, there must be a method, don't know it off the top of my head
[13:54] <gregor> soundray: im not good at english, can you tell me the command ?
[13:54] <soundray> Bodsda, batsquid: 'sudo passwd -l'
[13:54] <Nikson> Hello friends, i have some problems with my graphic card. When I set that drive and reboot the system after load, on the login screen I cant see nothing, the screen get black
[13:54] <ikonia> dabbu: the "bittorrent" client works over a proxy
[13:54] <Bodsda> ikonia, il head to my google friend then ;-)
[13:54] <datacrusher> i got a small network, 30 pcs, and we got new computers, all with windows vista, my server is one of the stations, and im craving to kick vista off, and settle a samba server. Iv formated one of the stations and installed ubuntu server, but the samba version that comes with it dont work with vista, and the apt-get dont gets me none of samba atualizations. so iv came across the download on samba.org, but i cant install it over my old version
[13:54] <soundray> gregor: jrib did that already
[13:54] <SeveredCross> If you're trying to change the root password..
[13:54] <SeveredCross> Bodsda: What are you trying to do>/
[13:54] <ikonia> soundray: won't that just lock it
[13:54] <Bodsda> cheers soundray
[13:54] <MikeSeth> bullgard4: what happens when you press thinkpad volume buttons?
[13:54] <ikonia> soundray: not random it like the default ubuntu install
[13:54] <Bodsda> SeveredCross, im not trying to do anything
[13:54] <gregor> soundray: no, he just tell me the link
[13:54] <rtw35783> MikeSeth: that's what i told him three times now
[13:54] <soundray> gregor: no, jrib gave you an exact command
[13:55] <jrib> gregor: just do 'gksudo gedit /etc/apache2/apache2.conf' to edit the file...
[13:55] <SeveredCross> Ah. It seems like someone's locked themselves out of their computer. :)
[13:55] <SeveredCross> Best way to repair broken passwords is to chroot in with a LiveCD.
[13:55] <SeveredCross> You can change any password on the system.
[13:55] <allupp> what is the lightest linux that there is ?
[13:55] <MikeSeth> SeveredCross: or you could just boot with init=/bin/sh
[13:55] <soundray> ikonia: default isn't random -- default is locked
[13:55] <datacrusher> debian
[13:55] <SeveredCross> MikeSeth: Good call, I forgot about that.
[13:55] <batsquid> SeveredCross welcome after as we say in norway
[13:56] <Dazed> I fixed my problem by reverting to the failsafe xorg.conf
[13:56] <xnv> allupp: Damn Small Linux is fairly light
[13:56] <Dazed> yay
[13:56] <gregor> soundray&jrib: ok thanks
[13:56] <Nikson> Hello friends, i have some problems with my graphic card. When I set that drive and reboot the system after load, on the login screen I cant see nothing, the screen get black. Belive me that became a challenge.
[13:56] <acp_> datacrusher: what do you mean it dont work with vista in samba|?
[13:56] <pogay> allupp: for what use?
[13:56] <MikeSeth> allupp: devil linux is what I use for boot-from-cd firewalls
[13:56] <allupp> to play tee worlds
[13:56] <MikeSeth> Nikson: what happens when you switch to console?
[13:57] <recon69> got a question about samba, setup a samba share, the folder I shared is accessible by a win box on the net but none of the files in the folder are.  the files are all in the group "root" , should i change the group to sambashare ?
[13:58] <Nikson> nothing :MikeSeth
[13:58] <Nikson> a change normaly
[13:58] <batsquid> if i were to set up a new ubuntu server now, which version of ubuntu would you recommend? it's important that it is supported (by means of updates) for as long as possible and it's nice if it doesn't contain too much extras
[13:58] <Nikson> and then I recover the xorg file
[13:58] <Bodsda> batsquid, 8.4
[13:58] <MikeSeth> Nikson: so the machine didnt hang? then you can read the xorg log and see what went wrong
[13:58] <soundray> batsquid: well, hardy of course
[13:58] <iqson716> howto change /var/cache/apt/archive  to /home/debs ????
[13:58] <bullgard4> MikeSeth: I did operate the additional T42 volume/mute buttons. Now I can play my CD-ROM again. And also Sound Preferences > Sound Events > Sound playback > Autodetect > Test works all right.
[13:58] <soundray> !lts | batsquid
[13:59] <MikeSeth> bullgard4: so you're set
[13:59] <pogay> allupp: this is very small for a floppy http://www.toms.net/rb/
[13:59] <soundray> batsquid: hardy (8.04) is an LTS release
[13:59] <recon69> batsquid: 8.04  the server version :)
[13:59] <Nikson> Ok, I will
[13:59] <batsquid> soundray thanks
[13:59] <bullgard4> MikeSeth: Thank you very much for your enduring hekp.
[13:59] <jrib> iqson716: creating a symlink would be one way
[13:59] <acp_> recon69: yes if the one accessing the file is also part of the sambashare
[13:59] <bullgard4> help
[13:59] <MikeSeth> bullgard4: *bows*
[13:59] <Nikson> MikeSeth: some times the machi entry in low graphics mode
[13:59] <MikeSeth> Nikson: go look in the log.
[14:00] <iqson716> jrib: how?
[14:00] <Nikson> ok
[14:00] <jrib> iqson716: why do you want to do this?
[14:00] <recon69> acp_: well , it's a open share, so not sure what login is actualy used
[14:00] <Nikson> MikeSeth: Thanks
[14:00] <Kopfgeldjaeger> I don't have to enter my password again when executing a command with sudo. How can I change this (back)?
[14:01] <iqson716> jrib: for testing
[14:02] <jrib> iqson716: ... ok.  move /var/cache/apt/archives/ somewhere else and do 'sudo ln -s /home/debs /var/cache/apt/archives'
[14:02] <soundray> Kopfgeldjaeger: 'sudo -k' will make sudo require the password again next time you use it
[14:04] <soundray> Kopfgeldjaeger: after 15 minutes, this happens automatically
[14:04] <iqson716> jrib: so after this command all pkg that i'll installed archive to new address?
[14:04] <acp_> recon69: try playing with the permisions using chmod cause whatI undersand files are owned by root
[14:04] <jrib> iqson716: yes.  You might want to move the debs you moved into /home/debs too
[14:04] <siaw> soundray: can u change it to more than 15min?
[14:05] <soundray> siaw: I'm sure you can. man sudoers will probably tell you how
[14:05] <Ryuho> has anyone used the GSL (GNU scientific library)?
[14:05] <iqson716> jrib: ty:)
[14:05] <siaw> :)
[14:05] <recon69> ok, tried to change the files group to "sambashare" using "sudo chgrp  -R sambashare *" but it says "operation not permitted"
[14:05] <allupp> can some body tell that is the reason why my cpu usage is  almost allways full bechause of that  xubuntu is too heavy for dell optliplex gx 1 500mhz or some othere? i also need drivers for its internal soundcard :(
[14:05] <KenBW2> isnt it a bit of a security issue that it assumes sudo powers for the next 15 mins?
[14:05] <jrib> Ryuho: best to just ask your question, but you should probably ask it in the language in which you are writing.  ##c if in C
[14:06] <soundray> siaw: "timestamp_timeout" is the keyword
[14:06] <jrib> Ryuho: unless you want to know something like how to install it on ubuntu
[14:06] <KenBW2> allupp: i run xubuntu on 600MHz and no problems here
[14:06] <Ryuho> jrib: nah, it's how to code with it in C++
[14:06] <jrib> Ryuho: try ##c++ then
[14:06] <allupp> this is impossible to use when you wan't to play tee worlds :(
[14:06] <Ryuho> i did
[14:07] <icesword> !qq
[14:07] <acp_> recon69: can you do a ls -al to sambashare
[14:07] <spsneo> where are the  pointers to system call table stored?
[14:07] <recon69> allupp: have a look at your system monitor to see what use all the cpu
[14:07] <datacrusher> how do i install things on ubuntu that are not in the apt-get issue?
[14:07] <icesword> !qq4linux
[14:07] <datacrusher> !install
[14:08] <datacrusher> !samba
[14:08] <allupp> it starts whit download that taked last time some 1,4min  and then  mouse didn't move and aftere 4sec it jumpped where it should move :(
[14:08] <eraldo> I am looking for a labelprinter for printing text from the command line! any ideas ?
[14:08] <recon69> acp_: forgot to mention this but the drive i want to share is a ntfs drive
[14:08] <soundray> datacrusher: some software is in inofficial repositories (e.g. Adobe Reader, Skype and Google Earth)
[14:09] <allupp> at the moment  all cpu is taken a way by gnome system monitor :P
[14:09] <soundray> datacrusher: others you have to compile from source -- checkinstall can be helpful for that
[14:09] <soundray> !checkinstall > datacrusher
[14:09] <soundray> !medibuntu > datacrusher
[14:09] <IdleOne> soundray, thanks for your help the other day :) rebooted and everything was working fine. UUID had to be updated of course like you said
[14:09] <allupp> then pidgin
[14:09] <Kopfgeldjaeger> soundray: It does never ask for my password when using sudo. Only when I login.
[14:09] <recon69> allupp: you might want to install htop and use that instead
[14:09] <soundray> !software > datacrusher
[14:10] <allupp> how?
[14:10] <soundray> IdleOne: I'm glad it worked
[14:10] <soundray> Kopfgeldjaeger: what version of Ubuntu?
[14:10] <acp_> recon69: ca I see the permision of the folder and the file just do a ls -al
[14:10] <Kopfgeldjaeger> soundf_: dapper
[14:10] <randomnickname> someone please tell me why I get bash permission denied?
[14:11] <randomnickname> I'm trying to modify trackpoint setting
[14:11] <Bodsda> randomnickname, sudo?
[14:11] <bastid_raZor> randomnickname; use sudo
[14:11] <randomnickname> how do I use it?
[14:11] <cjohnson> would like to help with development
[14:11] <Bodsda> !sudo | randomnickname
[14:11] <randomnickname> sudo echo -n blah blah blah?
[14:11] <soundray> Kopfgeldjaeger: sudo configuration was very different in dapper. Sorry, can't help with that
[14:12] <ulaas> kernels on hardy. fails with initramfs,
[14:12] <soundray> randomnickname: I think you're trying to run a file that isn't set to be executable
[14:12] <allupp> recon69:hyow do i install htop? and what is it :D
[14:12] <ulaas> i have an md raid1 array as root
[14:12] <siaw> soundray: thanks, got it now :)
[14:12] <SamOrpheus> hi
[14:13] <X-Seti> Hello, I have 1gig of ram at last, just installed it.. but I seem to be using swap almost continuely, my only consern is how heavy this is using the HHD, is there a way to reduce HD load??
[14:13] <randomnickname> I'm trying to follow the direction here http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/How_to_configure_the_TrackPoint
[14:13] <soundray> siaw: I hope you used sudo visudo to modify sudoers...?
[14:13] <SamOrpheus> i want install ubuntu desktop edition on my laptop, but i don't known supported my notebook ?
[14:13] <SamOrpheus> my notebook is hp pavillion dv9730et.
[14:13] <recon69> acp_ : all the floders come back with "drwx------   2 mec root 16384 2006-08-04 23:33 ACDC"
[14:13] <randomnickname> and it's giving me bash permission denied
[14:13] <recon69> allupp: http://htop.sourceforge.net/
[14:13] <Bodsda> SamOrpheus, theres no harm in trying
[14:14] <siaw> soundray: havent done anything yet :P
[14:14] <inik> SamOrpheus: you can try live cd  to see if it supported
[14:14] <MXIIA> !RockBox
[14:14] <randomnickname> I used sudo and it's still says permission denied
[14:14] <SamOrpheus> hımm
[14:14] <SamOrpheus> Bodsda , inik ; thank you, i'll try it
[14:14] <Bodsda> SamOrpheus, your welcome
[14:15] <acp_> recon69: mec only has the proper access the group and others has no access
[14:15] <Bodsda> randomnickname, which section of the how to are you stuc on?
[14:15] <randomnickname> I'm stuck on modifying sensitivity and speed
[14:15] <pztk> hello, how to install winrar? can someone tell me the command?
[14:15] <acp_> recon69: try using chmod to give proper access
[14:15] <randomnickname> how do I chmod lol?
[14:16] <Gillpy\> !rtfm
[14:16] <Gillpy\> randomnickname: man chmod
[14:16] <pztk> hello, how to install winrar? can someone tell me the command?
[14:16] <soundray> !repeat | pztk
[14:16] <Bodsda> pztk, why would you want to do that?
[14:16] <bastid_raZor> pztk; you could use unrar from the repo's
[14:17] <Bodsda> randomnickname, run this command -- echo -n 120 > /sys/devices/platform/i8042/serio0/serio2/speed
[14:17] <SamOrpheus> Thank's Bodsda :)
[14:17] <Bodsda> randomnickname, what happens?
[14:17] <Bodsda> SamOrpheus, your welcome
[14:17] <randomnickname> wait
[14:17] <SamOrpheus> i downloading in status %23..
[14:17] <randomnickname> nothing
[14:18] <randomnickname> permission denied
[14:18] <soundray> Bodsda: you might want to suggest '| sudo tee' instead of '>'
[14:18] <Bodsda> randomnickname, pastebin all the ouput from the terminal (including the command)
[14:18] <Bodsda> !paste | randomnickname
[14:18] <randomnickname> I don't have internet yet
[14:18] <Bodsda> soundray, was just copying off a howto page, but thanks il try that
[14:18] <randomnickname> I'm typing this on another system
[14:19] <Bodsda> randomnickname, how are you reading this tuto then?
[14:19] <randomnickname> on another system
[14:19] <randomnickname> maybe you can help me config wlan lol?
[14:19] <Bodsda> soundray, like this?? echo -n 120 | sudo tee /sys/devices/platform/i8042/serio0/serio2/speed
[14:19] <randomnickname> my wlan can see essid
[14:20] <soundray> Bodsda: yes
[14:20] <randomnickname> it's wpa-psk
[14:20] <Bodsda> soundray, k, cheers
[14:20] <Bodsda> randomnickname, run this -- echo -n 120 | sudo tee /sys/devices/platform/i8042/serio0/serio2/speed
[14:20] <recon69> acp_ : as the files i am trying to share are on a ntfs drive I dont appear to be able to chnage the permissions
[14:20] <Bodsda> recon69, thats because ntfs doesnt do permissions maybe
[14:21] <randomnickname> where is that little |?
[14:21] <acp_> recon69: but this should be mounted in your samba ryt?
[14:21] <soundray> randomnickname: do you have a US keyboard?
[14:21] <randomnickname> yes
[14:22] <Bodsda> randomnickname, copy and paste the command (the pipe is to the left of the 'z' key on a generic english keyboard
[14:22] <recon69> Bodsda: what i'm starting to think , but samba has a guest access , which seems not to work
[14:22] <Tironos_Drii> anyone here running Gamemaker on WINE?
[14:22] <soundray> randomnickname: try 'Alt' with the key that has < and >
[14:22] <Dethray> Anyone know where I might find some themes for the loading screen the one before the login?
[14:22] <technine> quick question before i attempt to install ubuntu 8.04, is there proper support for a RAID1 made using the Intel ICHR10?
[14:22] <cjohnson> why
[14:22] <macpo32> where's the best place for issues with apt-get? I seem to have discrepancies between the packages that update manager is seeing as current and the ones that apt-get is seeing, eg at the moment apt-get is showing me 3 packages held back, but update manager has those 3 packages + one extra as ready for install
[14:22] <Bodsda> Dethray, www.gnome-look.org     splash screen
[14:22] <Bodsda> usplsh*
[14:22] <Bodsda> usplash*
[14:23] <Dethray> thanx :)
[14:23] <FloodBot1> Bodsda: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:23] <Bodsda> Dethray, your welcome
[14:23] <randomnickname> I still cant find the |?
[14:23] <randomnickname> it's not an I or l is it?
[14:24] <Bodsda> randomnickname, just copy and paste the command -- no its a pipe
[14:24] <soundray> randomnickname: no. Keep looking, it might be on an Fn key combination
[14:24] <allupp> root is using 59% of my cpu usage....
[14:24] <IdleOne> Randocal, shift + \ makes |
[14:24] <soundray> randomnickname: did you see IdleOne ^^ ?
[14:25] <Bodsda> randomnickname, <IdleOne>  shift + \ makes |
[14:25] <recon69> acp_ : not sure what you mean, I used to have the driver mounted in f-stab till 8.04, now I have to open it from places, I then set the share using the file browser , and add guest access. over the network you can see the root folder but none of the files in the folder
[14:25] <IdleOne> ooops tab complete :/
[14:25] <randomnickname> that's a +
[14:25] <technine> anyone using a mobo with P43/P45 and running ubuntu?
[14:26] <IdleOne> randomnickname, hold down shift and \ at same time to make |
[14:26] <allupp> is it normal that root uses 59 % of cpu usage?
[14:26] <tersite> ghi  christian
[14:26] <Bodsda> randomnickname, copy and paste it!
[14:26] <Bodsda> allupp, on idle, no
[14:26] <randomnickname> I can't sorry. I'm on another computer
[14:26] <allupp> ...it does it all the time
[14:26] <linduxed> Slart: hey sorry i had to run
[14:26] <soundray> allupp: yes. Unless it keeps doing so for more than two hours.
[14:26] <randomnickname> if someone can help me setup wlan
[14:26] <christiaan> Good morning everyone
[14:27] <tersite> godd morming  chris
[14:27] <linduxed> Slart: i was asking about fsck and stuff and suddenly a hing came up
[14:27] <christiaan> hows it going
[14:27] <soundray> randomnickname: do you have a key between the left Shift key and 'Z'?
[14:27] <IdleOne> !ot | christiaan
[14:27] <michi> j/ irc.ber.de.euirc.net
[14:27] <randomnickname> no
[14:27] <linduxed> Slart: about 3 hours ago? :-P
[14:27] <allupp> everytime some one writes something my cpu usage goes to 100%
[14:27] <tersite> very  well 'cause i'm  on linux :)
[14:27] <Bodsda> randomnickname, what keyboard do you have?
[14:27] <allupp> is that normal :P
[14:27] <randomnickname> thinkpad x61
[14:27] <recon69> going to give up on that share for the moment , thx for your help
[14:27] <soundray> randomnickname: is | on one of the keys left of Return?
[14:28] <christiaan> lolz, could someone help me with beryl?
[14:28] <acp_> recon69:have you tried right clicking the folder then Properties -->Permission
[14:28] <randomnickname> it's not
[14:28] <legend2440> randomnickname: on my keyboard it looks like  two vertical dashes   -- only vertical
[14:28] <IdleOne> !compiz > christiaan
[14:28] <randomnickname> oh
[14:28] <randomnickname> ok
[14:28] <Bodsda> christiaan, no, beryl is discontinued
[14:28] <chah> hi@all
[14:28] <IdleOne> legend2440, good description . I'll need to remember that
[14:28] <recon69> acp_ : yep, it would let me change any permissions, think I will have to set the drive up in f-stab
[14:29] <recon69> would/would not
[14:29] <soundray> randomnickname: or hold down Shift-Ctrl-U and type 7 C
[14:29] <randomnickname> it worked :D
[14:29] <randomnickname> thanks very much
[14:29] <Bodsda> soundray, whats that???
[14:29] <soundray> randomnickname: there's always a way :)
[14:29] <randomnickname> yes it feels wonderful lol
[14:29] <randomnickname> such a little thing
[14:30] <IdleOne> soundray, that did not work for me the shft-ctrl-u 7C
[14:30] <allupp> is there a reason why my flash isn't woking as it should   it can't  play  youtube right  only  like it would show me pictures every 3 sec
[14:30] <Bodsda> soundray, wow, it worked for me
[14:30] <recon69> acp_ : so that the driver is mounted using the guest user instead of my login
[14:30] <Bodsda> IdleOne, hold shift and ctlr then type  u7c
[14:31] <IdleOne>
[14:31] <chah> i have a problem with my pidgin. After that icq protrokoll problem from libpurple0 i tried some things but they hasn't worked. After my holidays (today) i reinstalled pidgin pidgin-data an libpurple0 but i can't create an account (it is not possible to select an protocoll). Has anybody an idea why?
[14:31] <Gnea> allupp: could be any number of things... usually too many tabs or not enough ram/cpu
[14:31] <IdleOne> Bodsda, nope
[14:31] <randomnickname> now can someone help me setup wpa-psk wlan?
[14:31] <Bodsda> IdleOne, weird :-)
[14:31] <IdleOne> Bodsda, I know how to copy paste from the character map if needed :)
[14:32] <randomnickname> wait, how do I save this setting? It won't let me save in /etc/rc.local
[14:32] <Bodsda> IdleOne, yeah
[14:32] <soundray> Bodsda, IdleOne: you have to hold down Ctrl and Shift, then type U and the character code in succession.
[14:32] <Bodsda> randomnickname, you need to launch your editor with gksudo
[14:32] <allupp> gnea: i think brhout ram and cpu :P  cpu goes to 100% from every message here and root uses all the time 59% from it  and opening firefox makes swaps :P
[14:32] <Bodsda> Ç
[14:32] <recon69> randomnickname: well, first think is is you wireless card supported by ubuntu?
[14:33] <randomnickname> yes
[14:33] <IdleOne> soundray, I end up with one of those sqaure thinggy
[14:33] <soundray> Bodsda: 7c, not c7 :)
[14:33] <randomnickname> it recognize the network
[14:33] <Bodsda> soundray, ahh, cheers :-)
[14:33] <IdleOne> any space between u7c?
[14:33] <Bodsda> IdleOne, no
[14:34] <IdleOne> nope does not work for me
[14:34] <recon69> randomnickname: should be easy then, opwn your network manager set encryption to wpa and put you key in
[14:34] <Bodsda> ࿿
[14:34] <soundray> IdleOne: do you get a capital A from Ctrl-Shift-U-4-1
[14:34] <soundray> ?
[14:34] <IdleOne> Bodsda, I am seeing a little sqare with tiny flags in it
[14:34] <allupp> how can i change serv on pidgins irc?
[14:34] <randomnickname> how can I access the network manager?
[14:35] <webfarmer> I do I rm a directory without prompts
[14:35] <hiredgoon> how do i edit exif information?
[14:35] <Bodsda> IdleOne, your not entering it correctly -- hold ctrl+shift then type u7c then let go of ctrl+ shift
[14:35] <webfarmer> rm -r -i?
[14:35] <soundray> randomnickname: there should be a network icon on the right of your top panel
[14:35] <Bodsda> webfarmer, were not allowed to tell you
[14:35] <randomnickname> ok
[14:35] <randomnickname> what is the bssids?
[14:36] <Bodsda> webfarmer, not the rm way anyway try   man rmdir
[14:36] <soundray> randomnickname: same as essids (at least for the purpose of connecting)
[14:36] <recon69> randomnickname: should be an icon on the right of your menu bar, also , run "ifconfig"  to see if your network card is reconised
[14:36] <soundray> randomnickname: is your SSID listed there?
[14:36] <allupp> i think that i install win 98 me instead of linux it seemd to work better...or could some one tell me  that why is this linux so slow.....
[14:36] <randomnickname> wont let me type it in
[14:36] <randomnickname> my card is recognized on ath0
[14:37] <Bodsda> allupp, windows 98 milenium edition -- what a weird name
[14:37] <soundray> webfarmer: -i is with prompting. Leave it out to remove everything at once
[14:37] <Gnea> allupp: what cpu/ram do you have?
[14:37] <recon69> randomnickname: is there a unlock button?
[14:37] <allupp> but what can i do  if linux doesn't works!?!
[14:37] <soundray> randomnickname: it should be listed when you left-click the network icon
[14:37] <Bodsda> allupp, linux does work
[14:37] <allupp> dunne gnea
[14:38] <allupp> mayby it does but doen't seems to do whit this computer
[14:38] <Gnea> allupp: please pastebin the output of these commands:  cat /proc/cpuinfo   free
[14:38] <Bodsda> !paste | allupp
[14:38] <soundray> allupp: if root is hogging your CPU, it's still doing something, maybe indexing or finishing your installation. Take a break and look at it again in an hour.
[14:38] <randomnickname> there's nothing that would let me click
[14:38] <soundray> randomnickname: is the network icon there on the top panel?
[14:38] <recon69> allupp: might be indexing you HD
[14:39] <Bodsda> randomnickname, network manager? theres an unlock button at the bottom -- you didnt open it with sudo/gksudo did you?
[14:39] <randomnickname> ifconfig recognized ath0 and wifi0
[14:39] <webfarmer> k read man rmdir
[14:39] <webfarmer> told me nothing
[14:39] <tsuna27> HI\
[14:39] <randomnickname> I see no lock
[14:39] <soundray> webfarmer: what are you trying to do?
[14:39] <randomnickname> I see a network manager though
[14:39] <tsuna27> how do i get into the login manager in admin mode
[14:39] <soundray> randomnickname: what do you see when you left-click on that?
[14:39] <tsuna27> so i can edit it
[14:39] <PriceOfEgypt> Hey guys, if you're interested, I just found a pretty cool article that enables you to connect remotely to your linux without a vpn or ssh. http://digg.com/software/4_Steps_to_remotely_use_your_work_pc_without_direct_access
[14:39] <randomnickname> enable networking check
[14:39] <soundray> tsuna27: System-Administration-Login Window
[14:39] <allupp> http://paste.ubuntu.com/37421/
[14:40] <randomnickname> enable wireless check
[14:40] <allupp> there you go
[14:40] <Bodsda> tsuna27, open it normally, then lcick the unlock button at the bottom
[14:40] <randomnickname> edit wireless network
[14:40] <Bodsda> click*
[14:40] <soundray> randomnickname: that's when you rightclick
[14:40] <randomnickname> ok
[14:40] <soundray> randomnickname: I meant left
[14:40] <randomnickname> I'm there
[14:40] <randomnickname> what do I put in name?
[14:40] <webfarmer> rm -rf dirname
[14:40] <soundray> randomnickname: click on your SSID
[14:40] <webfarmer> thanks was that so hard
[14:40] <webfarmer> aarg
[14:40] <randomnickname> the bssids will not let me insert anything
[14:41] <soundray> randomnickname: you're not supposed to insert anything
[14:41] <tsuna27> Bodsda: where is the unlock button
[14:41] <allupp> well what do you think?
[14:41] <Bodsda> webfarmer, were not allowed to give that command in this channel, please do not post it in here again
[14:41] <Bodsda> tsuna27, at the bottom right hand side of network manager
[14:41] <randomnickname> I insert AP name into "name"
[14:42] <soundray> allupp: please enter 'free' on a line by itself and pastebin that, too
[14:42] <allupp> ok
[14:42] <soundray> randomnickname: where?
[14:42] <randomnickname> ah it worked?
[14:42] <randomnickname> yes :D
[14:42] <kr0gur> I have a process (pidgin) that will not die. end process, kill process in system monitor, and killall -9 pidgin and sudo kill -9 pidgin fail to stop this process
[14:42] <kr0gur> it is eating 93% cpu... how can I kill it?
[14:42] <kr0gur> I mean sudo kill -9 pid
[14:43] <soundray> kr0gur: if all else fails, reboot
[14:43] <tsuna27> Bodsda: i cant find that
[14:43] <kr0gur> soundray, no, I want to kill it!
[14:43] <Bodsda> kr0gur, killall pidgin   ? what about the panel app, if not then reboot
[14:43] <kr0gur> Bodsda, kill gnome panel?
[14:43] <allupp> http://paste.ubuntu.com/37424/
[14:43] <kr0gur> status is 'uninteruptable'
[14:43] <allupp> there it is
[14:44] <Bodsda> kr0gur, no run the command    killall pidgin   if that doesnt work look for the panel ap that kills programs by clicking on then
[14:44] <SitUbuntuSit> Killing is never the answer :(
[14:44] <Bodsda> SitUbuntuSit, dont be silly, its always the answer
[14:44] <kr0gur> Bodsda, I already force quit the app
[14:44] <kr0gur> Killing isn't the answer, but it is a damn good question.
[14:44] <Bytor4232> Hey guys.  I've been reading up on Ubuntu and Laptops, and should I be worried about the load count issue from a year ago?   Sometimes I have issues with Firefox and java, and I have to kill jvm first.
[14:45] <soundray> allupp: you haven't got a huge amount of RAM -- your machine could be a lot snappier if you upgrade that. Yes, Ubuntu is more RAM-demanding than Windows 98.
[14:45] <Bodsda> kr0gur, no actually become root first
[14:45] <kr0gur> SitUbuntuSit, I did have firefox running too... so I killed that
[14:45] <Circus-Killer> Bytor4232,  load count issue?
[14:45] <Circus-Killer> ive had no problem on my lappy
[14:45] <xtron> can anyone tell me what the name of the force feedback module is and where to get it?
[14:45] <wojtek> help
[14:45] <tsuna27> Bodsda: wher is network manager
[14:45] <soundray> allupp: failing that, have a go with Xubuntu instead -- the Xfce desktop is lighter
[14:45] <Bodsda> soundray, not that much more demanding though :-)
[14:45] <kr0gur> damn , it is 'wish'
[14:45] <kr0gur> wish is running, that is pidgin right? no. wait, that is amsn?
[14:45] <Bodsda> tsuna27, System-->Admin  i think
[14:46] <dbc> This is probably silly, but I'm curious if killing with some signal other than 9 would work.
[14:46] <Bodsda> kr0gur, kill em both
[14:46] <soundray> Bodsda: well, 98 installs in 64MB. Hardy? No chance.
[14:46] <tsuna27> Bodsda: does it matter that im runnin kubuntu
[14:46] <allupp> i have xubuntu right now!
[14:46] <allupp> i have xubuntu right now!
[14:46] <kr0gur> is there a scrip that kills all processes starting from the highest pid until your system works?
[14:46] <allupp> sry bug
[14:46] <Bodsda> soundray, what about xubuntu or puppylinux
[14:46] <SitUbuntuSit> kr0gur, is pidgin in the d state... if so, you can't kill it. Check this out: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=845594
[14:46] <Bodsda> tsuna27, yes
[14:46] <kr0gur> allupp, I installed xubuntu, and a clean boot I have just 20mb more free memory than a clean boot of ubuntu
[14:47] <soundray> allupp: please wait for it to finish indexing or whatever, and come back to it later
[14:47] <Kikkertje> Hi room, I wish to compile gtk cairo engine, but is says that i need the gtk+2.8... how do i install it on hardy?
[14:47] <kr0gur> and since I am using gedit and firefox, the same versions, it makes no sense to me to use xubuntu.
[14:47] <tsuna27> #kubuntu
[14:47] <kr0gur> does anyone else see just a 20mb saving using xubuntu?
[14:47] <soundray> Bodsda: Xubuntu installs in 64MB only when you use the alternate install CD. Puppy? Never tried.
[14:47] <allupp> but i keeped my computer open last night and it didn't help :(
[14:47] <soundray> allupp: okay, upgrade your RAM then
[14:47] <allupp> and all i wanted was to play teeworlds :(
[14:48] <Bodsda> soundray, puppylinux or someother distro can be installed and run on a 1gb pen drive
[14:48] <SitUbuntuSit> kr0gur, honestly, if you're using a bunch of gnome or kde apps in xubuntu, it would be pointless to use it for an efficiency savings unless you like the interface.
[14:48] <xtron> can anyone tell me what the name of the force feedback module is and where to get it?
[14:48] <allupp> i gues i rather change to  windows then buy part or thing to this coputer
[14:48] <dbc> Does anyone know how to set ctcp replies in xchat-gnome?
[14:48] <soundray> Bodsda: that doesn't say much about how economical it is with RAM
[14:48] <allupp> parts or things
[14:48] <Bodsda> allupp, i can go from no ubuntu to ubuntu + teeworlds running in under 2 hours
[14:48] <Bodsda> soundray, no but it does show a difference between the size of it and therefore its ram demands
[14:49] <allupp> ... didn't understand well (noth that good speaking english ) but i get  teeworld  installed but broplem is that how does it run :(
[14:49] <kr0gur> SitUbuntuSit, my point is, if you are using firefox... I guess thunar v nautilus isn't a big saving, but if you are using *a lot* of the alternative apps at once, you might get a big aggregate saving
[14:49] <Bodsda> allupp, were not going to spend our time convincing you that linux is better, make your own decision then come back if you chose linux
[14:49] <soundray> Bodsda: no, it doesn't really. I can squeeze a distribution with a gnome desktop onto a 1GB stick and it will still be slow with anything less than 512 MB
[14:50] <soundray> of RAM
[14:50] <kr0gur> allupp: why won't teeworlds work?
[14:50] <dbc> Sounds like a "no".
[14:50] <kr0gur> allupp, I play teeworlds too :-)
[14:50] <allupp> ... what iam trying to say is that do you know eny othere linux than xubuntu that could work fine whit this coputer
[14:50] <soundray> dbc: it could be a 'don't know' though
[14:50] <Bodsda> soundray, i installed gutsy on a machine with 128mb memory wich runs fine - not fast but not slow
[14:50] <kr0gur> allupp, your graphics card isn't up to scratch? what is the laptop?
[14:50] <allupp> it is too slow i cant press buttons and it downloads 5 min :(
[14:50] <kr0gur> allupp, what is the spec?
[14:50] <unop> Bodsda, you can't have used it for very much :)
[14:51] <kr0gur> allupp, damn small linux, by its nature, doesn't use much ram. how much ram does it have?
[14:51] <allupp> ...spec? and i don't use laptop....
[14:51] <Bodsda> allupp, it has mor to do with hardware then distro but perhaps an older ubuntu distro would run faster
[14:51] <soundray> kr0gur: see allup's specs on http://paste.ubuntu.com/37424/
[14:51] <kr0gur> allupp, how much ram, and what graphics card does your cimputer have?
[14:51] <Bodsda> unop, that wasnt my point :-)
[14:51] <allupp> how should i know... sost get this old computer
[14:52] <soundray> allupp: you've answered kr0gur's question with your earlier pastebin
[14:52] <Bodsda> allupp, you should know your hardware before accusing the software
[14:52] <kr0gur> allupp, you have 512mb ram? I run ubuntu on a 512mb ram thinkpad
[14:52] <kr0gur> allupp, runs fine, and teeworlds...
[14:52] <xtron> can anyone tell me what the name of the force feedback module is and where to get it?
[14:52] <Bodsda> kr0gur, i can second that
[14:52] <allupp> but then why it isn't running then ???
[14:52] <Bodsda> allupp, any terminal errors?
[14:52] <allupp> eny tips?
[14:53] <kr0gur> allupp, try and explain the problem you are seeing... will teeworlds not start at all?
[14:53] <allupp> some apci or something always wail on satring up
[14:53] <Bodsda> allupp, thats quite an importand thing to mention btw
[14:53] <Bodsda> important*
[14:53] <kr0gur> allupp: that is better... things are so much clearer now... perhaps you can remember what is the last thing that happens before you think 'darn, it isn't working' and tell us what it is
[14:54] <kr0gur> allupp, let's sort this out so we can all jump into teeworlds server and instagib you over and over again
[14:54] <allupp> last thing is when i can't press eny buttons on tee worlds
[14:54] <Bodsda> hahaha
[14:54] <Bodsda> allupp, so teeworlds runs?
[14:54] <allupp> yeas it runs
[14:55] <kr0gur> allupp, there are no errors right? you just see the menu to load a game?
[14:55] <allupp> but not guite like i hope
[14:55] <kr0gur> does it list the servers?
[14:55] <allupp> no actually i get stuck whit select you tee name...
[14:55] <Bodsda> allupp, are you dual screening?
[14:55] <allupp> i can't press enter
[14:55] <kr0gur> so you can click into preferences... but when you type the name, you cannot press enter...
[14:55] <allupp> i have only one screen if you mean that
[14:55] <kr0gur> I don't know if you have to type enter there... or just click to the next screen...
[14:56] <florian_> Hello. Since some days I hace strange keyboard problem. It seems that "Control" is hanging sometimes and that Shift activates Caps Lock. Can someone thing of any reasons?
[14:56] <allupp> ..i can't write the name...
[14:56] <kr0gur> allupp: are you runnign fullscreen or windowed?
[14:56] <Bodsda> allupp, recreate that apci error and tell us exactly what it says please
[14:56] <allupp> full screen
[14:56] <kr0gur> try running it and selecting windowed
[14:57] <allupp> it comes  when i boot linux
[14:57] <Bodsda> oh
[14:57] <Bodsda> dont bother then
[14:57]  * kr0gur is afk, researching teeworlds problem, brb 15 mins
[14:57] <allupp> so  idon't think i can get picture from it
[14:57] <Bodsda> kr0gur, have fun
[14:57] <recon69> allupp: there is a boot log , anyone know the file name?
[14:57] <Bodsda> recon69, no but id love to find it,.,. theres a fw errors in mine i wanna see properly
[14:59] <allupp> hmm i could boot my coputer and take picture whit my phone and then show write message here when i come back
[14:59] <Bodsda> allupp, no dont bother, its not causing this problem
[14:59] <burhan> recon69: /var/log/syslog and /var/log/messages
[14:59] <allupp> ok
[14:59] <regulate_> .net
[14:59] <Bodsda> burhan, cool, cheers
[15:00] <recon69> /var/log/boot
[15:00] <marshall> how do I access music shares off a networked windows computer running windows media player 11?
[15:00] <mehumot> hi, I don't have a sound in guitar pro v.5.2, can s8 help me?
[15:00] <recon69> if it's turned on
[15:00] <recon69> see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=49925
[15:00] <mzanfardino> question: I have installed ubuntu 8.04 and have encrypted home. When I boot my decryptiong key does not appear to be working.  Is there a way to fix this, or am I just play out of luck?
[15:01] <kr0gur> heh that was fun
[15:01] <kibibyte> mzanfardino, why you encrytping home
[15:01] <mzanfardino> nevermind the why, can it be fixed?
[15:01] <Myrtti> kibibyte: good idea for laptops
[15:02] <mzanfardino> indeed
[15:02] <mzanfardino> however, this is the first time I've found that my key won't be accepted
[15:02] <Myrtti> even better idea for business/work laptops
[15:02] <recon69> marshall: not to sure, but have you look to see if the share is available in "place -> network"
[15:03] <randomnickname> What command do I type in to check cpu frequency?
[15:03] <recon69> marshall: also you need to make sure you are in the same workgroup as the windows machine
[15:03] <soundray> randomnickname: cat /proc/cpuinfo
[15:03] <freelanceweb> Why does Ubuntu update python as a common update?
[15:03] <mzanfardino> sadly I suppose the whole point of encrypting your drive is that if you haven't got the key you can't get in.  So I'm guessing there is no way around it.
[15:04] <burhan> mzanfardino: correct you are.
[15:04] <allupp> why is there no easy solution to my problem
[15:04] <mzanfardino> thanks for the confirmation.
[15:04] <kr0gur> allupp, you making progress? I just had a good game on teeworlds, was playing ASL
[15:04] <randomnickname> is there anyway I can monitor it changing like cpu-z in Windows?
[15:04] <recon69> allupp: because computers are complicated unfortunately
[15:04] <allupp> no progress :(
[15:05] <soundray> allupp: run 'top' and tell me what process is hogging your CPU?
[15:05] <xnv> Can anyone recommend a envy-breeding theme for Ubuntu? You know, 1337 h4X0r type?
[15:05] <soundray> if any
[15:05] <kr0gur> xnv, use the ubuntu studio theme
[15:06] <allupp> root
[15:06] <allupp> still
[15:06] <allupp> command xorg
[15:07] <xnv> Well, can't complain about the ease of installation.
[15:08] <incorrect> what file system should i use for a 6TB partition?
[15:08] <burhan> ext3
[15:09] <Gnea> incorrect: ext3 will do
[15:09] <gregoire_> ...
[15:09] <incorrect> not xfs/
[15:11] <recon69> ext3 max size 16 TiB
[15:13] <djamel> hi all, i just installed ubuntu 8.04 on a desktop, everything works ok except gnome-terminal and even the tty... any idea ?
[15:14] <recon69> djamel: think we need a bit more info
[15:14] <ch3ck> hola ppl!
[15:14] <ch3ck> another ubuntu moron here :)
[15:14] <ch3ck> how are ya ppl doin?
[15:15] <ch3ck> ne of ya tried google earth on xfce in ubuntu!
[15:15] <xnv> Is there documentation on what exactly "Normal" Visual Effects includes?
[15:15] <IdleOne> !ask  ch3
[15:15] <ville88> Hello can anyone help me with  GPROFTPD?
[15:15] <IdleOne> !ask | ch3ck
[15:15] <ch3ck> @ville88
[15:15] <djamel> recon69, when i launch a gnome-terminal i get a blinking cursor, and nothng happens. and when i go a tty using ctrl+alt+F1 y enter login and pass and then nothing happens
[15:15] <freelanceweb> Is SSH enabled on the desktop version of ubuntu?
[15:15] <kane77> !doesntwork djamel
[15:16] <jrib> freelanceweb: not by default, no
[15:16] <soundray> freelanceweb: only the client, not the server
[15:16] <ch3ck> aai aai sire!
[15:16] <freelanceweb> Is it installed?
[15:16] <ville88> I cant get anyone to access my  GPROFTPD  :(
[15:16] <freelanceweb> Is the server installed?
[15:16] <rtw35783> freelanceweb: no
[15:16] <kane77> freelanceweb, do you mean the server?
[15:16] <Gnea> incorrect: is the system 32bit or 64bit?
[15:16] <ShackJack> xnv: I haven't seen any, but I think it'd just wobbly, fade, stuff like that.... You can go to the Advanced Desktop Settings and see which things are checked after enabling normal (if you have it installed)
[15:16] <freelanceweb> Yes the ssh server...
[15:16] <kane77> freelanceweb, I'm typing too slow :(
[15:17] <freelanceweb> ok
[15:17] <jrib> !ssh > freelanceweb
[15:17] <r_a_f> where can i add/remove starting program (after boot) IN TERMINAL - I have't gnome
[15:17] <ch3ck> kane77: i think m slower than u:P
[15:17] <mahesh_> how to install a c file in ubuntu
[15:17] <ch3ck> r_a_f: /etc/rc.local
[15:17] <ch3ck> mahesh: gcc -o smth.c
[15:17] <mahesh_> how to compile a c file in ubuntu
[15:17] <r_a_f> ch3ck:thanks
[15:17] <jrib> mahesh_: that doesn't make sense.  What program are you trying to install exactly?
[15:17] <mahesh_> how to compile a c file in ubuntu
[15:17] <ch3ck> jrib: he wants to start a program that is installed .... i guess!
[15:18] <pogay> is there an easy way to temporary disable the usb automounts in Ubuntu 8.04?
[15:18] <Gnea> !compile | mahesh_
[15:18] <jrib> mahesh_: install build-essential and then use gcc as ch3ck suggested
[15:18] <incorrect> Gnea: i am installing 64bit linux
[15:18] <logi4023> anyone knows how to get wma 9 working with ubuntu 64bit?
[15:18] <kane77> ch3ck, but my internet connection is lagging 15s :P that makes me win :)
[15:18] <soundray> !dma > allupp
[15:18] <Gnea> incorrect: you might be better off with xfs, actually, if you intend on expanding past 16Tb
[15:19] <ch3ck> nebody gonna share if they used google earth on xfce4 in ubuntu
[15:19] <ch3ck> works fine with gnome but if i run it on xfce it just crashes
[15:19] <kane77> mahesh_, you have to install some compiler.. (gcc probably)
[15:19] <recon69> djamel: bit beyond me, I would guess that your bash.rc file might have a problem
[15:19] <Gnea> ch3ck: from the terminal?
[15:19] <ch3ck> gnea: no from the GUI
[15:19] <recon69> djamel: check you home dir for hidden files
[15:19] <incorrect> Gnea: nah 6Tb is where it will stay
[15:20] <Gnea> ch3ck: why not from the terminal, where error messages can be seen?
[15:20] <Gnea> incorrect: ext3 will do fine then :)
[15:20] <ch3ck> gnea: good idea :P ok ppl m gonna hit it lets see if i go off :)
[15:20] <pogay>  I found "gnome-volume-properties" but I see, cams, pdas, printer, scan, and input divices are mic keybords and tablets....  (usb outmount)
[15:21] <axenory> How to control backlight so it doesnt turn down automatically?
[15:21] <soundray> axenory: System-Preferences-Power Management
[15:22] <fungot> wher are the hack
[15:22] <fungot> wher are the hack codes???
[15:22] <axenory> soundray, I have played with that before... either the option isnt there or I cannot find it
[15:22] <jrib> fungot: do you have a question about ubuntu support?
[15:22] <kenkku_> fungot: what kind of codes do you mean?
[15:23] <dogface> Silly bots, allowing people to command them to join Linux support channels and say "wher are the hack codes???"
[15:23] <recon69> djamel: other things you could try are creating a new user and see if that user has the same problem. also change you session to termal before you log in to see if that works
[15:23] <axenory> soundray,  there is only the option to put display to sleep but not to reduce backlight...... There is in the battery mode... but it is still reducing the back light
[15:24] <soundray> axenory: here, it's a tickbox towards the bottom of the dialog, labelled "Dim display when idle"
[15:24] <axenory> oh ok
[15:25] <axenory> soundray,  thanks... another question... how can I change LOgon display's reesolution
[15:25] <dvs> what permissions do i need to set so that only two users can access each others /home folders ?
[15:25] <axenory> my logon display is out of my display as it is so big
[15:25] <jrib> !permissions > dvs
[15:26] <Kvasten^> Can anyone please help me? i only get 50hz but i need 75hz. How to do?
[15:26] <djamel> recon69, ok thanks i'll try that, i tried something, i installed zsh from synaptics, and then changed the defaut shell for my user and it works in the tty but not in the gnome term
[15:26] <soundray> axenory: 'gksudo displayconfig-gtk'
[15:26] <pogay> i test with usb-devices, with several partitions. I like to avoid the behavior (temporarily) that all partitons of the disk are mounted automatically
[15:26] <dvs> thankx
[15:26] <bastid_raZor> Kvasten^; do you have LCD
[15:26] <kenkku_> dvs: create a group to which those two users belong and change the group bit to that
[15:26] <Kvasten^> bastid_raZor Yes
[15:26] <kenkku_> dvs: then apply whatever permissions you want the group to have
[15:26] <user___> axenory: i had that earlier. try: restart computer, press esc key. recover x-server.
[15:26] <bastid_raZor> Kvasten^; .. LCD's do not refresh
[15:27] <Kvasten^> bastid_raZor i got 75hz @ windows? :S
[15:27] <hfdsx> Hi everyone, can anyone help me? i'm trying to use 'suspend to disk+soft reboot' instead of shutdown, is it possible?
[15:27] <mm> dick
[15:27] <jrib> mm: do you have a question about ubuntu?
[15:27] <bastid_raZor> Kvasten^; it does not matter what your refresh is set to.. LCD's do not need it they do not refresh.
[15:27] <axenory> user___, mmm? I restart the computer and when do I have to press esc.. when it is at the logon windows?
[15:27] <mm> yeah
[15:27] <jrib> mm: then ask it and refrain from the inappropriate language please
[15:27] <Kvasten^> bastid_raZor Yes i need it. Im playing counter strike on linux. its lagging at 50hz
[15:27] <axenory> user___, then type the command 'recover x-server'?
[15:27] <mm> where can i get dick porn on unbuntu
[15:28] <sarthor> Hi. how can i convert youtube.flv file to file.mp3 ?
[15:28] <kenkku_> sarthor: avidemux
[15:28] <kenkku_> sarthor: I actually had that same thing just yesterday :)
[15:28] <songq> eagle eye
[15:28] <kenkku_> sarthor: sudo apt-get install avidemux
[15:28] <user___> axenory: have only just joined? are using ubuntu 8.04? if so then press esc as the computer boots. it will load a boot menu and there will be an option to recover x-server
[15:28] <sarthor> kenade, after installiing??
[15:28] <r_a_f> where can i stop autostarting apache/tomcat IN TERMINAL ?
[15:29] <Kartagis> hoşçakalın / bye
[15:29] <ch3ck> hi again
[15:29] <kenkku_> sarthor: it's in applications -> sound & video
[15:29] <ch3ck> Gnea: It dint work!
[15:29] <songq> auto start? i am guessing it is in /etc
[15:29] <syanddylf> hoho ,so many people
[15:29] <ch3ck> no errors!
[15:29] <rui> sudo nano /etc/init.d
[15:29] <steego> i need some help with my 4-disk raid5.. one of the disks have died (system wont boot with it present), so I want to start my raid with only 3 disks. but doing "mdadm --assemble --force /dev/md0" only gives me "failed to RUN_ARRAY /dev/md0: Input/output error". any ideas? mdadm --detail says active,degraded and all 3 disks look OK
[15:29] <sarthor> kenkku_, OK intalling..
[15:30] <Gnea> ch3ck: so what did the error messages have to say about it?
[15:30] <hfdsx> Hi everyone, can anyone help me? i'm trying to use 'suspend to disk+soft reboot' instead of shutdown, in order to avoid cold start of ubuntu after using dual boot with windows
[15:30] <axenory> user___,  oohhh ok I will try that .. thanks!!
[15:30] <Gnea> !raid | steego
[15:30] <syanddylf> 1
[15:30] <ch3ck> Gnea: No error messages at all...i ran it from terminal...It just crashed my x window!
[15:30] <kenkku_> hfdsx: and the problem is?
[15:30] <logi4023> anyone knows how to get wma9 working in 64bit?
[15:30] <ShackJack> Hi all.. having trouble joining #brasero over @ irc.gimp.net... So I'll ask here... When I burn MP3s to CD using Braseo audio project it cuts off the last second or two of the track... Anyone else experience this? (Checked settings, etc... but can't find any kind of fade-out option than might be causing this)...
[15:30] <ch3ck> some compatibility issues with xfce cum googleearth?
[15:30] <Gnea> ch3ck: it crashed the whole desktop?
[15:30] <ch3ck> Gnea: Yup!
[15:30] <ShackJack> logi4023: Have you tried VLC?
[15:30] <logi4023> yes
[15:30] <Gnea> ch3ck: how did you install google earth?
[15:31] <ch3ck> Gnea: downloaded the bin
[15:31] <logi4023> shackjack-- have you got wma9 worked with ubuntu 64bit?
[15:31] <steego> Gnea, know any decent irc channels for this stuff? I've been googling for hours, it's not really a trivial problem it would seem
[15:31] <Gnea> ch3ck: ah, that's probably why. we don't support that method since it's usually unstable. please use medibuntu and install from there.
[15:31] <Gnea> !medibuntu | ch3ck
[15:32] <hfdsx> btw, i'm using pm-hibernate, but i didn't find any feature to avoid poweroff
[15:32] <ShackJack> logi4023: Nope I don't have 64 bit (too much trouble) just thought I'd throw that out there....
[15:32] <ch3ck> Gnea: thanks..will check with it
[15:32] <mzanfardino> update concerningi encrypted drive access: I've managed to get back into my encrypted drive.  It seems that while I was attempting to correct a warning during the boot process re: padlock_sha I manged to blacklist sha256. Not good. Fortunately I did not encrypt root (something I don't recommend!) and was able to deblacklist it.
[15:32] <Gnea> steego: not sure.. #raid? #mdadm?
[15:32] <rui> #pinoy
[15:32] <ch3ck> Gnea: Hardy is unable to satisfy me though...compared to fiesty...not in desktops
[15:32] <logi4023> everything on 64bit works except the wma9 codec.
[15:32] <hfdsx> ok nevermind.. i'll try again later, too many people :)
[15:32] <ch3ck> Gnea: Servers are fine though.
[15:32] <Wimpie> Hello I got a problem with Firefox does anyone know how to put Proxy on firefox ?
[15:33] <logi4023> would like to know if anyone got wma9 decoding working with ubuntu 64bit
[15:33] <rrittenhouse> Why can't I send email using 'mail' in Ubuntu? I just get returned messages that say "Mailing to remote domains not supported"
[15:33] <ch3ck> Wimpie: Go check the firefox manuals....edit>preferences>advance>network settting!
[15:33] <Gnea> ch3ck: we've found the problem, i've provided a solution. if you fail to act on the solution, you will find yourself less satisfied.
[15:33] <Wimpie> ty check
[15:33] <steego> Gnea, hm okay.. thanks anyway
[15:33] <sarthor> kenkku_, its converting the vedio too.. i need only MP3 for playing on audio device in the car.
[15:33] <kenshin> i'm running a home apache webserver, how do i get cgi working?
[15:34] <Gnea> !apache | kenshin
[15:34] <ch3ck> kenshin: gi need not be done nething....but to speed it up fastcgi modcgi might help out.
[15:34] <sarthor> Hi. how can i convert youtube.flv file to file.mp3 ?
[15:34] <Martinp23> Does anyone know how I can make pterm accept keyboard input of special chracters - ie ones that i have to press a few keys in succession to create? like è  ( Windowskey+` then e )
[15:34] <mzanfardino> if you are running hardy and you've encrypted any partition and are seeking a way to suppress the "WARNING: Error inserting padlock_sha  ..." message, be very careful with the advice proved by launchpad:https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/206129
[15:34] <mad_max02> how can I test my wireless card ???
[15:34] <mad_max02> I want to make sure its working and I want to make it work as AP
[15:34] <Gnea> sarthor: avidemux
[15:34] <adac> Does someone know a program that can create tags out of a text?
[15:35] <soundray> sarthor: you can play the file with mplayer and redirect the sound output to a file. Are you aware that youtube soundtracks are all mono?
[15:35] <ShackJack> mad_max02: type iwconfig in terminal will show connection...
[15:35] <sarthor> soundray, Yes.
[15:36] <user881> can anyone help with the message "no connections are available" when using "hunt"? many thanks
[15:36] <mortuis99> does ubuntu have problems wth wpa encryption?
[15:36] <cemunal> hi
[15:36] <sarthor> soundray, last time i converted the flv files with a single command, i got simply mp3 audio.. but i forgot that :O Can you help like that
[15:36] <britt> hey
[15:36] <soundray> sarthor: 'mplayer -ao pcm:file=soundtrack.wav file.flv'
[15:36] <kenshin> ch3ck, i don't understand? why isn't my .cgi files being executed? it's acting as some txt files
[15:36] <ShackJack> mortuis99: Not to my knowledge... I've had best luck with WPA2 Personal...
[15:37] <ch3ck> kenshin: did u give the correct permissions
[15:37] <soundray> sarthor: no, sorry
[15:37] <kenshin> ch3ck, permission to?
[15:37] <ch3ck> kensshin: they are executables and not plain text files...if u get what i mean!
[15:37] <ch3ck> kenshin: permission to be executed
[15:37] <ProwL> chmod +x file.cgi
[15:37] <mortuis99> ok i am trying to get a differant distro to work with WPA and an having problems and am thinking os switching to ubuntu
[15:37] <kenshin> ah
[15:37] <soundray> sarthor: have you searched your command line history?
[15:37] <ch3ck> Blackie here!
[15:37] <mortuis99> on my lappy
[15:37] <kenshin> i didn't have to give php files permissions
[15:37] <sarthor> soundray, Ok. you already helped me a lot.. i am really very very much thankfull to you..i  reinstalled my pc.
[15:37] <kenshin> i'll see
[15:37] <randomnickname> How do I save startup setting at rc.local?
[15:37] <ch3ck> php are diff....cgis are diff
[15:37] <kenkku_> sarthor: in the sound meny, select save
[15:38] <kenshin> ah
[15:38] <ShackJack> kenshin: In httpd.conf you also have to tell apache to execute certain extensions as cgi if it is not already set there...
[15:38] <britt> cgi != php
[15:38] <kenshin> thanks
[15:38] <randomnickname> gksudo gedit will crash when I open that file
[15:38] <kenkku_> sarthor: sry, audio menu
[15:38] <sarthor> kenkku_, Ok.
[15:38] <ch3ck> ExeCGI
[15:38] <kenshin> ShackJack, where is the conf file located?
[15:38] <ch3ck> Options ExecCGI if i am not wrong!
[15:38] <britt> /etc/apache or /etc/apache2
[15:38] <ch3ck> u have to be specific in the directory
[15:39] <ShackJack> kenshin: depends on your setup - locate httpd.conf
[15:39] <kenshin> britt, the conf file at /etc/apache2 is 0 byte
[15:39] <ShackJack> kenshin: (in terminal ;))
[15:39] <theraptor> hi, I have a problem with my screen resolution
[15:39] <ch3ck> go see ur initialization scripts...fi any
[15:40] <axenory> soundray, do you remember what asked you earlier about the logon display?
[15:40] <soundray> theraptor: elaborate
[15:40] <britt> kenshin: etc/apache2/httpd.conf is 0?
[15:40] <kenshin> britt, yeah
[15:40] <britt> oh
[15:40] <soundray> axenory: faintly
[15:40] <britt> try /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/
[15:40] <britt> no no no
[15:40] <kenshin> the cgi files are still not being executed :/
[15:40] <theraptor> it only gives me the options of 800x600 and 640x480, even though my computer usually uses higher resolutions
[15:40] <ch3ck> kenshin: do a httpd -V
[15:40] <ch3ck> u will see ur compile settings
[15:41] <axenory> soundray, that my logon display went huge! so how can I put the logon windows resolution back to normal (back to fit my screen)
[15:41] <soundray> theraptor: configure it with 'gksudo displayconfig-gtk'
[15:41] <kenshin> httpd command not found :/
[15:41] <soundray> axenory: run 'gksudo displayconfig-gtk' and set a sensible default resolution