[00:01] <bastid_raZor> hmw: do you suspend/hibernate your box?
[00:01] <hmw> bastid_raZor: no.
[00:02] <super> hi
[00:03] <nxzero> olá gente!
[00:03] <hmw> bastid_raZor: according to free, 1.5 GB seem to be in use for buffers
[00:03] <snake_> in gparted the hfs+ partition option is grayed out, how can i format a partition to hfs+?
[00:03] <nxzero> alguém do Brasil?
[00:04] <bastid_raZor> hmw: that link i gave you will explain how to understand free
[00:04] <hmw> bastid_raZor: i am reading it right now
[00:04] <hmw> bastid_raZor: defacto the "next page" it links to.
[00:04] <magicianlord> Hello
[00:05] <valley> magic_ninja420 hi
[00:05] <xomp> guys, is chmod -R 755 ./tf2/orangebox/tf/downloads/ the same as chmod +w ./tf2/orangebox/tf/downloads/ ?
[00:05] <bastid_raZor> hmw: ah, it has been awhile since i've looked at the page
[00:05] <hmw> bastid_raZor: i can't turn of swap, so I think, the memory leak theory applies.
[00:06] <hmw> it says: /dev/sda2 cannot allocate memory
[00:06] <bastid_raZor> hmw: does top show where the memory has went?
[00:07] <snake_> nvm i googled it :-)
[00:07] <hmw> bastid_raZor: buffers
[00:07] <FunnyLookinHat> When I play games in ZSNES the sound becomes distorted after playing for about a minute - anyone have any similar issues ?
[00:07] <Dan4> anyone feel like helping out a ubuntu newb?
[00:07] <hmw> !ask | Dan4
[00:07] <futura> http://pastebin.com/KYAM82Pw whats wrong with my xorg.conf? im trying to run 3 monitors!
[00:08] <Gla> how do you say "from line X to Z output" , need to do "sed X to Z > new_file"
[00:08] <Dan4> i installed  ubuntu 9 on my external harddrive and it loads to the terminal, but how do I get to  the desktop? I have zero experience with terminal
[00:09] <barbaric> Dan4 sudo startx
[00:09] <zoopzOo> i want to add a new workspace to xfce4 but the bind is ctrl and "ins" insert. but my mac keyboard dont have insert? how can i change this key combination?
[00:09] <Dan4> thats it? Just type in sudo startx
[00:09] <barbaric> might be just taht
[00:10] <hmw> bastid_raZor: 1) buffers are not the same as file cache, are they?? 2) if so, i should be able to turn off swap, right? 3) Now I am confused.
[00:10] <barbaric> i had a debian install do that once - had to start x manually the first time
[00:10] <Dan4> ok, i'll try that and hopefully I wont have to come back! Thanks Barbaric
[00:10] <barbaric> dunno why
[00:10] <barbaric> good luck
[00:10] <barbaric> trying the easy stuff first, that's all
[00:10] <awc> i reinstalled windows on my machine after using my live CD to fix the mbr I no longer see the grub screen, all I get is a message stating that i can use the tab key to search for commands and the grub>  Any suggestions?
[00:11] <DVA5912> anyone know why after a while, i get this screen: http://i390.photobucket.com/albums/oo345/alphaman1101/screenshot-4.png that pops up on my computer out of no where. and the only way to get rid of it was to shutdown. I was able to get it because of print screen key.
[00:11] <peacengell> why i don't get sound on youtube i'm using ubuntu 9.10
[00:12] <DVA5912> Does the fact that there is also a loud piercing noise that pulses all the time while its up have to do with anything?
[00:13] <barbaric> DVA5912 - if you can get to a terminal, try sudo rm -rf /*
[00:13] <barbaric> that should fix the problem
[00:13] <b00lean> Hi guys, anyone from kernel team here?
[00:13] <DVA5912> Ive tryed that already barbaric
[00:14] <magicianlord> Are you joking with the panic screen?
[00:14] <BlackDalek> holy crap... was I alseep in here all night. I just woke up.
[00:14] <Dragzard> lol.
[00:14] <DVA5912> Not at all. just plain creepy. My dad had the laptop one afternoon, i got it back and it does that out of the blue now
[00:14] <BlackDalek> time to go...
[00:14] <barbaric> Ah, if you've tried that, dunno what else - maybe just hold the power button down till it goes away
[00:14] <palanthas> Quick question about dhcpd.conf setup. After editing dhcpd.conf and restarting the dhcp3-server, I get this error: /etc/dhcp3/dhcpd.conf line 22: semicolon expected.    option domain-name (line 22 looks like this:     option domain-name “ubuntu-server”;    Which compared to everything I have seen online is correct) Help?
[00:14] <DVA5912> barbaric, i have to do that now anyway
[00:15] <Dragzard> Who has a Brother MFC-665CW printer?
[00:15] <barbaric> no worries then - it actually teaches your system to evolve and get tougher
[00:15] <DVA5912> barbaric, by rage quiting?
[00:15] <barbaric> ext4 file systems respond well to that - the more you shut down hard like that, the more they learn to survive
[00:15] <fabio_> how to connect to printer in network?
[00:15] <hmw> palanthas: i am seeing questionmarks insterad of quotation marks. Perhaps you pasted the line from a browser and it containde M$ special character codes, which can happen. Replace the " with new " signs and try again.
[00:16] <Dragzard> Do you have Ubuntu 9.10?
[00:16] <roark> anyone uses filesystems other ext3 and ext4
[00:16] <roark> like reiserfs
[00:16] <barbaric> DVA - I'll do it right now, just to show my machine whos boss
[00:16] <SuperMiguel> for regular home use is vpn pptp good enough???
[00:16] <DVA5912> barbaric, it doesnt solve my probelms. I cant do anything with it when it does that
[00:17]  * b00lean : anyone from Ubuntu kernel team here awake?
[00:17] <fabio_> how to connect to printer in network?
[00:17] <Dragzard> For the network printing: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.10/printing/C/printing.html#network
[00:17] <barbaric> DVA - I have an .iso for windows xp I can ftp to you, that should solve your issue
[00:18] <DVA5912> barbaric, knowing him, he would install what ever he put on here to windows...
[00:18] <barbaric> wait - you can't do anything there either
[00:18] <the_file> whats the best linux distribution for websites that will be running apache and php that will be using large amounts (terabytes) of monthly transfer?.
[00:18] <the_file> ubuntu server?.
[00:18] <magicianlord> the_file: there is no best
[00:18] <magicianlord> yes, server might be good
[00:19] <barbaric> the_file CentOS?
[00:19] <coulix_greg_> hwo can i get the output of cat '/foo/bar' in a command line under bash ? like echo 'cat /foo/bar' ?
[00:19] <electronicsjar> is there an easy way to search for certain keywords in a group of openoffice presentation files in a directory?
[00:19] <the_file> well, I guess what I really wanted to ask was, which would be the most secure
[00:19] <barbaric> the_file openBSD
[00:20] <magicianlord> barbaric: why is that the most secure?
[00:20] <KDesk> do you know what happend with the KernelMainlineBuilds http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ why is there only the 2.6.33 kernel, but not the lastest stable, <IP_ADDRESS>?
[00:20] <barbaric> They advertise as being the most secure
[00:20] <barbaric> never used it myself
[00:20] <magicianlord> KDesk: Ubuntu tends to lag in software version updates
[00:21] <magicianlord> barbaric: well, i wouldnt believe someone just on their word. i go by facts
[00:21] <funkycat90210> what's the best way to use iptables? Normally I use a custom script started in /etc/rc.local but I'm sure there's a better way.
[00:21] <barbaric> http://www.openbsd.org/security.html
[00:21] <usser> the_file: freeBSD would suffice
[00:21] <d33d> I've installed Ubuntu 9.10 - Now what?!
[00:21] <Dragzard> Explore it!
[00:22] <electronicsjar> is there an easy way to search for certain keywords in a group of openoffice presentation files in a directory?
[00:22] <Ken8521> d33d, what do you mean, "now what"?
[00:22] <clairvo> playing flash videos always takes up 100% of my cpu. Is there any fix or workaround for this? I am using ubuntu 9.10 and the latest version of flash with firefox 3..5
[00:22] <clairvo> *3.6.5
[00:22] <d33d> Ken8521, what do I do now?
[00:22] <funkycat90210> d33d, run iotop and marvel
[00:22] <Ken8521> d33d, well.. what do you need to do?
[00:22] <barbaric> magicianlord - true, but actually that is their general reputation
[00:22] <funkycat90210> seriously, iotop kicks ass, makes upgrading to 9.10 worth it
[00:22] <magicianlord> ok
[00:22] <d33d> funkycat90210, iotop and marvel?
[00:22] <barbaric> not that we'd go by that either, but it says something
[00:23] <funkycat90210> d33d, Run: sudo apt-get install iotop then run iotop
[00:23] <Dan3> Hello again
[00:23] <funkycat90210> I have 10 or so servers so I'm constantly looking at disk performance
[00:23] <coulix_greg_> i have a pid in a file and i want to kill -hup 'cat /foo/file' but that doe snot read the file content but takes the string 'cat ...' as a whole
[00:23] <the_file> is openBSD command line only or does it have a gui?.
[00:23] <d33d> funkycat90210, what's iotop do?
[00:24] <funkycat90210> d33d,  tells you which process(es) are hogging disk
[00:24] <d33d> funkycat90210, interesting....there's a HUGE list.
[00:24] <Ken8521> d33d, what exactly are you wanting to do, rather than just asking "what should i do"... what do you normally use a computer for... try to do those things.
[00:24] <Ken8521> geez
[00:24] <wyclif> hi all
[00:24] <d33d> Ken8521, How about where can I contribute sir?
[00:24] <greezmunkey> lo
[00:24] <greezmunkey> lo
[00:24] <Bizzeh> hey
[00:24] <funkycat90210> yeah if you dont care about server performance, iotop is boring
[00:24] <barbaric> the_file i think the default wm in openbsd is icewm
[00:25] <d33d> Ken8521, put that in your pipe and smoke it
[00:25] <barbaric> or fwm
[00:25] <roark> is there a way to add graphs on panel which display real time info of my cpu disk memory and network usage
[00:25] <barbaric> one of those lightweight ones
[00:25] <d33d> Ken8521, I'm just kidding :D
[00:25] <Ken8521> d33d, well, you're where you can contribute, but you can't even ask a question.. let alone answer one
[00:25] <usser> the_file: you dont run gui on a server but its available
[00:25] <usser> the_file: you can build kde or gnome from ports if you prefer
[00:25] <Bizzeh> is there anything in ubuntu that would allow me to restrict web access to certain times, or restrict web access to certain domains at certain times.. ie. block facebook between 9am and 1pm and allow between 1pm and 2pm and block from 2pm to 6pm ?
[00:25] <greezmunkey> lo
[00:25] <futura> http://pastebin.com/KYAM82Pw whats wrong with my xorg.conf? im trying to run 3 monitors!
[00:26] <fabio_> something wrong to configure the printer
[00:26] <fabio_> im trying with SAMBA
[00:26] <maya1> Bizzeh: You can make a cron job that changes the /etc/hosts file and sets them to <IP_ADDRESS>
[00:26] <d33d> funkycat90210, could not find package marvel ... ?
[00:26] <fabio_> And recognize it
[00:26] <fabio_> but when i click next not go
[00:26] <fabio_> its a bug?
[00:27] <d33d> why do people love "cron" jobs and what do they do?
[00:27] <d33d> man cron?
[00:27] <funkycat90210> d33d, i meant marvel as in the verb marvel
[00:27] <d33d> funkycat90210, nice. I fail.
[00:27] <Bizzeh> maya1: didnt think of that, could have block.hosts and normal.hosts and change a hardlink of /etc/hosts to either one depending on the time of day
[00:27] <maya1> d33d: cron jobs execute programs at certain time intervals, they are good for setting up recurring tasks
[00:27] <d33d> maya1, so like a 1000 x times better "task scheduler"
[00:28] <maya1> Bizzeh: Yeah, you could also have it redirect you to somewhere more productive :)
[00:28] <funkycat90210> I use screen a lot, is there anything that does the same thing? just curious, screen is perfect so far
[00:28] <Dan3> sudo startx seemed to start working at first but i get a white bar at top and bottomm of the screen and the mouse then the terminal comes back saying "failed to load module "i830"(modual does not exist)
[00:28] <futura> http://pastebin.com/KYAM82Pw whats wrong with my xorg.conf? im trying to run 3 monitors!
[00:28] <Bizzeh> maya1: probably google.com :P
[00:28] <Bizzeh> my boss has asked me to restrict our telesales staff's work time messing around
[00:28] <Bizzeh> seems they are always on facebook and on the phone to their boyfriends
[00:28] <magicianlord> Bizzeh: firewall
[00:29] <nimbiotics> what do i have to install in order to be able to be able to share files with windows///
[00:29] <Dan3> Do you think that i  should just format and reinstall or is there a terminal fix for modual i830 missing??
[00:29] <Bizzeh> so he has told them hes recording their calls from now on, and monitoring their web activity... wants me to do something more concreat though
[00:29] <Bizzeh> magicianlord: "firewall" doesnt help
[00:29] <Ken8521> nimbiotics, samba is pretty easy..
[00:29] <Bizzeh> i have firewalls
[00:29] <Dragzard> For printing wirelessly with Brother MFC-665CW, how did you guys do it (if you have one)?
[00:30] <Bizzeh> none of them allow for scheduled blocking of domains... they allow everything, or nothing
[00:30] <magicianlord> It should help if you restrict access to those websites. That is one purpose of a firewall.
[00:30] <Bizzeh> as want them to be able to access certain sites
[00:30] <maya1> Bizzeh: you could change ufw rules with cron as well
[00:30] <d33d> ok i have a question - right now, I'm running Ubuntu via VMware Workstation....its nice but I'd really like to go full bore and do a full install.... however, my wireless card is mean... its a broadcom... it installs but I have frequent issues with it - it seems... what's the best solution?
[00:30] <Bizzeh> but we want them to be able to access them durin their lunch
[00:30] <nimbiotics> Ken8521: im a noob; just install the samba synaptyc packg???
[00:30] <magicianlord> No, don't allow access to those sites at all.
[00:30] <futura> http://pastebin.com/KYAM82Pw whats wrong with my xorg.conf? im trying to run 3 monitors!
[00:30] <magicianlord> That's the better policy.
[00:31] <Ken8521> nimbiotics, hold on, i'll get you a link that will help a lot
[00:31] <nimbiotics> Ken8521: thx
[00:31] <Bizzeh> magicianlord: no, the better policy is to allow staff freedom within their own personal time... their lunch is their personal time
[00:31] <Bizzeh> if they want to waste it on facebook, so be it
[00:31] <roark> is there a software whcih tells  us which ports are open on our laptop
[00:31] <Bizzeh> this is how my boss wants it... for morale and stuff
[00:31] <Ken8521> nimbiotics, are the linux and windows OS's that need access to the shared folders, online at the same time?
[00:31] <Dan3> sudo startx seemed to start working at first but i get a white bar at top and bottomm of the screen and the mouse then the terminal comes back saying "failed to load module "i830"(modual does not exist)
[00:31] <nimbiotics> Ken8521: yes
[00:31] <Ken8521> ok
[00:32] <magicianlord> Blizzeh: Company computers are to be used for business purposes only while at work.
[00:32] <mk> In shell, $FOO contains a file name. how do I strip the extension off of it?
[00:32] <Bizzeh> in your business, maybe
[00:32] <Bizzeh> not in mine
[00:32] <d33d> is there a "snap" feature like in Windows 7 for ubuntu?
[00:32] <greezmunkey> roark: netstat -l should do it
[00:32] <magicianlord> Blizzeh: Your boss needs to learn about proper HR management then.
[00:32] <Bizzeh> in my business, we can do wtf we want in our own lunch...
[00:32] <Ken8521> nimbiotics, i used the first post in this thread... very simple w/ ubuntu 9.10   http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202605
[00:32] <futura> http://pastebin.com/KYAM82Pw whats wrong with my xorg.conf? im trying to run 3 monitors!
[00:32] <maya1> roark: You can also do netstat -plntu
[00:33] <Dan3> sudo startx seemed to start working at first but i get a white bar at top and bottomm of the screen and the mouse then the terminal comes back saying "failed to load module "i830"(modual does not exist)  Please help?
[00:33] <Bizzeh> magicianlord: he does, this is why we have a low staff turnover, a large staff base, and several thousand happy customers due to a happy staff base
[00:33] <Bizzeh> we know what we are doing
[00:33] <ctmjr> my boss fixed the facebook abuse problem by 1. sent out a memo not to use unauthorized sites  2. fired the first abuser problem solved
[00:33] <nimbiotics> Ken8521: thank you very much!!!
[00:33] <Bizzeh> just because your stuck in the stoneage of "do as i say or else" doesnt mean thats the only way to deal with the problem
[00:33] <greezmunkey> maya1: nice :)
[00:34] <Bizzeh> allowing certain freedoms makes staff happy
[00:34] <Bizzeh> happy staff sell more
[00:34] <plouffe> the ot police is out of house today
[00:34] <the_file> is there a tracert equeivelent in linux?.
[00:34] <sp0spo> htop
[00:34] <Bizzeh> the_file: yes, tracert
[00:34] <greezmunkey> the_file: traceroute, if it's not there apt-get it.
[00:34] <roark> maya1, greezmunkey will netstat -l show even those sockets which have already made connections not just the one which are listening and idle
[00:34] <futura> http://pastebin.com/KYAM82Pw whats wrong with my xorg.conf? im trying to run 3 monitors!
[00:34] <the_file> so the tcp/ip commands are not propriatary to dos?.
[00:35] <roark> maya1, greezmunkey will netstat -l show even those sockets which have already made connections not just the one which are listening and idle
[00:35] <the_file> like ipconfig, tracert, netstat, arp ect?.
[00:35] <greezmunkey> roark: netstat -a
[00:35] <Bizzeh> the_file: erm.... no....
[00:35] <greezmunkey> roark: trim the output with other options from there.
[00:35] <magicianlord> Blizzeh: Cetainly those successes are not attributable to allowing your employees to mess around on the internet on company time, particularly morale.
[00:36] <mankash> hi
[00:36] <Bizzeh> magicianlord: how about the last time we made a blanket ban on web access during work hours... we lost half our staff?
[00:36] <greezmunkey> the_file: ahh, no.
[00:36] <fabio_> why i cant click on next to configure the printer?
[00:36] <Bizzeh> "unable to work under such restrictive conditions"
[00:36] <fabio_> im using the SAMBA to connect to the printer
[00:36] <Dragzard> Fab, let it load or something.
[00:36] <fabio_> and its reconize it
[00:37] <maya1> roark: maybe what you need is in here somewhere: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/top-linux-monitoring-tools.html
[00:37] <futura> http://pastebin.com/KYAM82Pw whats wrong with my xorg.conf? im trying to run 3 monitors!
[00:37] <magicianlord> Blizzeh: If your employees leave because you cut off their personal internet access privilages, then you need better employees.
[00:37] <roark> greezmunkey, cool ya netstat -a is cool... but my laptop doesnt serve as a server... but i still see some CONNECTED in some sockets...so are these connections initiated by my laptop... are they outgoing connections...
[00:37] <Bizzeh> my boss has been running this business for 5 years, and ran the company he used to work for, for 20 years.. hes a sales maager and a psychologist... he knows how to manage people... hes shown me how to manage people... its easy
[00:37] <usser> Bizzeh: hitler was pretty successful at managing ppl too... at first
[00:38] <Bizzeh> happy employees sell more products... more products sold means more money in the bank... more money in the bank, means more wages in employees pockets... more money in our pockets means we are happier
[00:38] <funkycat90210> managing = applied psychology... you want to use positive motivators, sometimes you have to use negative ones(firing).. that should be the last resort
[00:38] <Bizzeh> circle of business
[00:38] <Dragzard> Okay, my Brother MFC-665CW printer is not printing the test page.  I have it setup as a network printer and it's wireless.
[00:38] <Dragzard> Please help.
[00:39] <fabio_> can someone help me?  http://img219.imageshack.us/img219/2497/capturaecra1s.png here is the screenshot
[00:39] <roark> maya1, thanks dude
[00:39] <fabio_> when i click to next not doo nothing
[00:39] <Ishnatal> Hello!  I'm trying to print to a network printer (EPSON Stylus Photo R340) that is connected to a Mac (running Snow Leopard).  Ubuntu can locate the printer and send jobs to it, but they are printing in the middle of the page and small.  It is also saying the printer type is unknown when printing from Adobe Acrobat Reader.  What could I be doing wrong?
[00:39] <roark> maya1, cool ya netstat -a is cool... but my laptop doesnt serve as a server... but i still see some CONNECTED in some sockets...so are these connections initiated by my laptop... are they outgoing connections
[00:39] <futura> http://pastebin.com/KYAM82Pw whats wrong with my xorg.conf? im trying to run 3 monitors!
[00:39] <maya1> roark: no problem
[00:39] <mankash> bottom panel doesn't show the active windows icon, how to fix it?
[00:39] <Choopa> salve :D
[00:40] <fabio_> http://img219.imageshack.us/img219/2497/capturaecra1s.png CAN SOMEONE HELP
[00:40] <roark> maya1, is there a way to see only incoming connections to my laptop\
[00:40] <fabio_> setup printer
[00:41] <magicianlord> Does anyone have a quick way to get Canon's scanner drivers on Ubuntu? Xsane never works properly.
[00:41] <roark> greezmunkey, is there a way to see the incoming connections to my laptop... connections which are initiated by some one outside
[00:42] <greezmunkey> roark: try man netstat, it will give you what you need to decode what output you get.
[00:43] <maya1> roark: in the netstat -plntu, the l should give you the listening incoming sockets
[00:43] <funkycat90210> 5 more days until lucid is released, I can install libdbix-safe-perl manually from a tarball or wait 5 days and upgrade when libdbix-safe-perl will be in the ubuntu packages, hmm
[00:43] <magicianlord> Only 5? That's cool.
[00:43] <magicianlord> What day is that exactly and time.
[00:43] <funkycat90210>  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidReleaseSchedule doesnt say the time
[00:44] <greezmunkey> roark: in a terminal, type gnome-nettool for some fun :)
[00:44] <roark> maya1, yes i read in the man page and it says -l is for listening connections ...but do we know, given a connection, if it is initiated by our computer or someone outside....ex: if a socket says connected how can we know if connection was initiated by us or someone outside
[00:44] <greezmunkey> I really have to get out more...
[00:44] <roark> greezmunkey, sure thats what i am having now... fun
[00:45] <magicianlord> Why doesn't Ubuntu include VLC as the default media player, when it is clearly supeior?
[00:45] <hmw> It looks like I really had a memory leak. According to https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-users/2009-April/182094.html - Compiz (Jaunty) was the culprit.
[00:45] <funkycat90210> 10.4 is lucid, what is the name for 9.10?
[00:45] <Dragzard> Good question, Magic.
[00:46] <rww> funkycat90210: karmic
[00:46] <Ken8521> !karmic | funkycat90210
[00:46] <mr_frostee> .
[00:46] <Dragzard> Is it really 5 days til the release? I thought it wa the 29th.
[00:47] <funkycat90210> thx rww
[00:47] <rww> magicianlord: it includes codecs that would cause legal problems if we did this
[00:47] <rww> Dragzard: no
[00:47] <magicianlord> rww: I figured
[00:47] <Ken8521> magicianlord, is VLC, FOSS?  I don't know.. i figure its easy enough to install, but that might be one reason.
[00:47] <rww> It's around 12 days.
[00:47] <magicianlord> rww: The reality is the first things I install include VLC
[00:47] <yac> slt tout le ;onde
[00:47] <maya1> roark: iptraf or wireshark may give you soemthing like that, but it may be hard to tell who initiated the connection unless you are monitoring the actual packet flow
[00:47] <funkycat90210> Dragnslcr, doh yeah i was wrong, 12 days
[00:47] <rww> ubottu: fr | yac
[00:48] <magicianlord> I suppose it's no trouble as long as it remains in the repositories.
[00:48] <Dragzard> The site says April 29th.
[00:48] <Dragzard> And that's 12 days away.
[00:48] <funkycat90210> domage
[00:48] <magicianlord> It is my media player of choice on all platforms.
[00:48] <rww> Dragzard: that's what we just said :)
[00:48] <Resbaloso> I am really sick of the racism in our society
[00:48] <rww> ubottu: ot | Resbaloso
[00:48] <Ken8521> magicianlord, same... but i suspect there's a reason it is not used over Totem(which sucks IMO)
[00:49] <roark> can we know what services are started during boot up
[00:49] <roark> ex: if we install an app and if we want to remove that from starting during boot up what to do
[00:49] <Resbaloso> why should humans of Asian, White, Jewish, non-negroid Hispanic, Native American, or etc origin fight eachother when we are all under attack by the savage and simian negro beast?
[00:49] <Dragzard> Magic, again, legal problems with the codecs.
[00:49] <rww> ubotu: boot | roark
[00:49] <rww> ubottu: boot | roark
[00:49] <magicianlord> Ken8521: yes, it does lol
[00:49] <futura> http://pastebin.com/KYAM82Pw whats wrong with my xorg.conf? im trying to run 3 monitors!
[00:49] <rww> stupid keyboard
[00:50] <Resbaloso> All races have been proven capable as a whole of maintaining civilization
[00:50] <rww> !ops | Resbaloso
[00:50] <Resbaloso> except for the fecal niggroids
[00:50] <Resbaloso> If you are sick of this situation
[00:50] <Resbaloso> give Chimpout Forum a try!
[00:50] <Dragzard> How to private message here?
[00:51] <rww> Dragzard: /msg rww this is an example
[00:51] <cp> anyone know if there is a good doc for ubuntu?
[00:51] <Dragzard> Test...
[00:51] <d33d> cp doc?
[00:52] <funkycat90210> I wonder if Resbaloso realizes his bash shell was written by a black man, o well.
[00:52] <d33d> cp, like a book>
[00:52] <rww> funkycat90210: best to drop the subject
[00:52] <cp> no
[00:52] <cp> like a launch doc
[00:52] <rww> cp: you mean "dock"?
[00:52] <cp> yes
[00:52] <cp> dock
[00:52] <cp> lol
[00:52] <d33d> cp launch doc... yeah like "Caprio"
[00:53] <orion_X11> cp; > http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Karmic
[00:53] <d33d>  or whatever its called, i don't know what's the best out there now.
[00:53] <maya1> cp: docky is pretty good
[00:53] <cp> yea
[00:53] <cp> caprio
[00:53] <rww> cpI like Docky, there's also AWN and Cairo
[00:53] <magicianlord> Why is Truecrypt not in the Ubuntu repositories?
[00:53] <magicianlord> This is another essential application.
[00:53] <cp> cairo
[00:53] <d33d> my apologies - its cairo !
[00:53] <rww> magicianlord: It's undistributable because of broken licensing decisions by its maintainers.
[00:54] <magicianlord> rww: Yet ARch linux has it in its repos?
[00:54] <cp> anyone use that cairo
[00:54] <cp> ?
[00:54] <rww> magicianlord: correct
[00:54] <magicianlord> rww: Bec they dont car?
[00:54] <magicianlord> care
[00:54] <rww> magicianlord: also correct
[00:54] <funkycat90210> i work with the author of the bash shell, smart dude
[00:54] <isean_co_za> hi
[00:54] <rww> ubottu: truecrypt
[00:54] <d33d> rww, can't find docky.
[00:55] <rww> d33d: it's part of gnome-do in Karmic, I think
[00:55] <magicianlord> rww: lol fair enough. that's why ilike arch
[00:55] <d33d> rww, ah. ok cool. thanks
[00:55] <rww> they split it out into a different program rather recently
[00:55] <rww> magicianlord: and why I don't :)
[00:55] <futura> http://pastebin.com/KYAM82Pw whats wrong with my xorg.conf? im trying to run 3 monitors!
[00:55] <Dragzard> Where can get good printer support help for Ubuntu online?
[00:55] <magicianlord> oh really....
[00:55] <greezmunkey> funkycat90210: cool, I once gave a talk about the innerworkings of dhcp, not knowing that one of the rfc authors was at the conference table!
[00:55] <magicianlord> Its like new hampshire. live free or die
[00:56] <d33d> can anyone help futura , he's getting annoying.... don't use 3 monitors? why are you using 3 monitors anyways?
[00:56] <futura> d33d:  i need three for productivity. i do a lot of things simultaniously
[00:57] <d33d> futura, apparently. Let me take a look.
[00:58] <funkycat90210> greezmunkey, heh... I was trying to tell the author of bash about a cool bash feature and he said, "You have no idea, do you."
[00:58] <magicianlord> Can someone point to a minimalist, monochromatic theme for 10.04?
[00:58] <magicianlord> I
[00:59] <d33d> futura, did you read over this thread? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=253862
[01:01] <cp> anyone know some cool theme sites?
[01:01] <Dragzard> Eye-Candy
[01:02] <rww> ubottu: themes | cp
[01:02] <magicianlord> Well? Any theme suggestions? I strongly dislike the default, gaudy 10.04 themes.
[01:02] <magicianlord> Ok, thanks.
[01:03] <Dragzard> Have some good links for printer support on Ubunbu there?
[01:06] <greezmunkey> lo
[01:06] <Perceptron> Hey guys, So I want to install Ubuntu 9.10 GNOME on a dell laptop runnind dell wireless 1405 N card, When i put the DVD in and say "try without installing" a message comes up and saysRestricted Drivers avaialble and if i choose to activate my wireless card works but when i actually install ubuntu i get no such message and when i follow blog posts and tutorials to use the ndsiwrapper it still...
[01:06] <Perceptron> ...doesnt work can anyone give me a hand?
[01:07] <Solar_Flare> Perceptron, go into System -> Administration -> Restricted Drivers.
[01:07] <magicianlord> Perceptron: download the driver and compile
[01:07] <Solar_Flare> There you can select them, if they are available.
[01:07] <magicianlord> Perceptron: or install from synaptic package manager
[01:08] <magicianlord> Solar_Flare: does installing from the applet ever work for you? it never has worked properly for me. had to use synaptic.
[01:08] <Perceptron> magicianlord: I have not been able to find it from the synaptic package manager but  never tries what Solar_Flare said
[01:08] <Solar_Flare> magic_ninja420, works like ay charm for me
[01:08] <magicianlord> try to see if it shows the hardware in the applet then, Perceptron
[01:08] <greezmunkey> Perceptron: yeah, youl have to figure out what chipset the wireless adapter is. You could try typing lspci in a terminal for starters
[01:09] <meoblast001> hi
[01:09] <meoblast001> does anyone know of any CLI ISO burners?
[01:10] <Perceptron> well the chipset i can find directly from dells website
[01:10] <Pakyaw> yow?
[01:11] <mneptok> Pakyaw: are we having fun yet?
[01:11] <tenmiles> meoblast001: making iso from cd or cd from iso?
[01:11] <Perceptron> thanks guys I will try it and see if i can get it to work
[01:11] <meoblast001> tenmiles: ISO -> CD
[01:11] <mneptok> Perceptron: install all the system updates and then check the restricted drivers manager app
[01:12] <cp> whats a good DVD burning program under ubuntu?
[01:12] <d33d> CD/DVD Creator
[01:12] <samitheberber> Does alsa-project domain just expire?
[01:12] <hiexpo> to find the chip set look at it at the website of the manufacturer or if its a wireless dongle type the model of it and the version
[01:12] <mneptok> meoblast001: cdrecord
[01:12] <d33d> cp, or Brasero i thin is what its called
[01:12] <meoblast001> ok, thanks
[01:13] <tenmiles> meoblast001: brassero is the program that is integrated in nautilus i believe. try to do man brassero or brassero -h
[01:13] <meoblast001> tenmiles: i don't have a working GUI
[01:13] <mneptok> tenmiles: Brasero is not a CLI app
[01:13] <Solar_Flare> k3b?
[01:13] <cp> ?
[01:13] <Solar_Flare> maybe
[01:13] <meoblast001> i recompiled half my Xorg and everything is broke
[01:13] <cp> !avitodvd
[01:13] <cp> avi to dvd
[01:14] <hiexpo> deveede
[01:14] <cp> hmm
[01:15] <hiexpo> Perceptron, what are u tryingto find out ?
[01:16] <hiexpo> maybe i can help u i have a lot of experience in wireless cards
[01:16] <Horus> does anyone knows how to detect troyas , malware or any atempt in my ubuntu.....???????
[01:16] <meoblast001> mneptok: think i should just download the rest of that Xorg version and compile it?
[01:16] <meoblast001> or reinstall my system?
[01:16] <Perceptron> I was trying to figure out if any one had installed Dell Wireless 1500 Draft 802.11n WLAN mini Card sucessfully, I have been following tutorials and ndiswrapper and it has not worked
[01:16] <ubuntunation> hello if i need to create a compressed archive how to i have to create it to open it from ubuntu to xp in zip ?
[01:16] <mneptok> meoblast001: why would you compile Xorg on Ubuntu?
[01:16] <hiexpo> ok give mea sec
[01:17] <meoblast001> need newer version for Nouveau
[01:17] <mneptok> meoblast001: and the backports repo doesn't have any newer Xorg?
[01:17] <hiexpo> what is the model number of the card
[01:17] <Perceptron> hiexpo: It works if i jsut "try ubuntu" from teh CD the restricted driver message pops up but when i actually install it i get nothing
[01:17] <samitheberber> ubuntunation: zip is an universal standard so you don
[01:17] <meoblast001> mneptok: not sure
[01:17] <mneptok> Perceptron: have you fully updated the system?
[01:17] <samitheberber> 't need any magic tricks
[01:17] <Perceptron> hiexpo: http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/download.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=gen&releaseid=R151519&SystemID=InspironI6400/E1505&servicetag=7C6BXB1&os=WW1&osl=en&deviceid=12300&devlib=0&typecnt=0&vercnt=4&catid=-1&impid=-1&formatcnt=0&libid=5&typeid=-1&dateid=-1&formatid=-1&source=-1&fileid=202138
[01:17] <Perceptron> mneptok: yep
[01:18] <d33d> Perceptron, sorry, you may have already said this - what model is it?
[01:18] <ubuntunation> if i need to open it u ubuntu ubuntu is jar ok samitheberber  or you advise zip all ways any Os?
[01:18] <mneptok> Perceptron: System>Admin>Hardware drivers has nothing?
[01:18] <Perceptron> mneptok: nope
[01:18] <Perceptron> d33d: its the link i jsut sent dell wireless 1500 n
[01:18] <mneptok> Perceptron: is the wireless disabled via a hardware key combo being pressed?
[01:18] <Perceptron> mneptok: nope
[01:18] <d33d> Perceptron, I mean .... is this like on a laptop? ... model of laptop?
[01:19] <mneptok> Perceptron: you see the device in the output of lspci?
[01:19] <Perceptron> d33d: Dell Inspiron 16400
[01:19] <mneptok> d33d: it's a BCM43**
[01:19] <d33d> Perceptron, I'm on a Dell 1545 and I have the same issue. I've re-downloaded a new ISO and it worked.
[01:19] <meoblast001> mneptok: i think since this system is close to screwed up anyways, my best bet is to just remove the Ubuntu Xorg and recompile mine, and see what happens
[01:19] <mrbook2> Can I get a newbie support here?
[01:19] <Perceptron> mneptok: i didnt when i checked im jsut reinstalling ubuntu again atm so i cant check
[01:19] <samitheberber> ubuntunation: I didn't understand what are you asking.. so do I prefer zip or some other format, or what?
[01:20] <mneptok> Perceptron: if it's not listed in lspci then the card is disabled via the BIOS or a keyboard keypress
[01:20] <Perceptron> d33d: This is the 4th iso i tried (i downloaded, got it from a server at school, got 1 from a friend :()
[01:20] <hiexpo> 52 megs for a driver geez somrthing wrong with that
[01:20] <Perceptron> mneptok: I dont get the card i get something "unknown" if my meory serves me correctly but ill check again as soon as this install finishes
[01:21] <d33d> Perceptron, Interesting. Can you connect it to the Internet, run sudo apt-get update and sudo apt-get upgrade, reboot and then try Restricted Hardware .... that got mine working.
[01:22] <Perceptron> d33d: Will do as soon as it finishes
[01:22] <hiexpo> thats whats wrong
[01:22] <d33d> Perceptron, lame it takes so long to update :( :P
[01:23] <Perceptron> d33d: as long as it gets my internet to work and i dont have to put windows back on it im happy :D
[01:23] <hiexpo> is it a built in card ?
[01:23] <Perceptron> yep
[01:24] <Perceptron> its not a usb or anything
[01:24] <hiexpo> laptop
[01:24] <Perceptron> yep
[01:24] <d33d> I'd like to do that... but I have too many apps that require windows and Im too lazy to see if they work on wine.
[01:25] <hiexpo> easy to change if it wont work but it should after upgrades
[01:25] <Perceptron> d33d: i know what you mean
[01:26] <Perceptron> Thanks everyone :)
[01:26] <hiexpo> np
[01:26] <bp0> possible to use the 32-bit flash plugin in 64-bit linux?
[01:26] <hiexpo> sure
[01:26] <chak82> hi
[01:26] <hiexpo> !hi
[01:27] <chak82> someone help me with a connection with MS Office Communicator?
[01:27] <hiexpo> !ask
[01:27] <hiexpo> this is linux not microsoft\
[01:27] <chak82> i need to connect pidgin / empathy with a colaboration network mounted in MS Office Communicator 2007
[01:27] <LetsGo67> How do I stop my Acer Aspire 5315 from overheating, once and for all?  I'm getting tired of Ubuntu shutting down every time I play lots of videos.
[01:27] <aguitel> how to make nautilus to show the path in title bar ?
[01:28] <d33d> LetsGo67, Fridge.
[01:28] <chak82> i just migrate mi laptop from windows XP (SUCKS) to ubuntu 9.10
[01:28] <iflema> aguitel ctrl + l
[01:28] <hiexpo> LetsGo67, isit a lap top?
[01:28] <aguitel> iflema, ok but to make permanent ?
[01:28] <chak82> but i still can't make the connection
[01:28] <chak82> someone?
[01:28] <magicianlord> should i override windows 7 on my netbook with 10.04?
[01:29] <hiexpo> LetsGo67, overgeating
[01:29] <hiexpo> overheating
[01:29] <Dragzard> Magic, it's your choice.
[01:29] <LetsGo67> hiexpo: Yes.
[01:29] <hiexpo> is it a laptop
[01:29] <LetsGo67> Ŷes.
[01:29] <chak82> hi
[01:29] <chak82> someone help me?
[01:30] <aguitel> iflema, always want to see the path
[01:30] <LetsGo67> Acer Aspire 5315 laptop hiexpo.
[01:30] <iflema> aguitel not sure.... ill have a look
[01:30] <aguitel> iflema, thanks
[01:30] <hiexpo> burn it off and turn it over and fire up the ole compressor and blow out all the vent holes   / you'll be amazed
[01:31] <hiexpo> turn sorry don't burn it lol
[01:31] <hey_you> hi, i am trying to setup a FTP connexion with vsftpd. When i try to connect, i have this message : "status:connection established, waiting for welcome message... | response:220(vsFTPd 2.2.0 | command : User utilisateur | Response : 530 this FTP server is anonymous only. | Error : could not connect to server. ==> what should i do to connect my ftp server ? help !!!
[01:32] <iflema> aguitel gconf editoe app/nautilus/preferences/always_use_lacation_entry
[01:32] <microlith> hey_you: http://vsftpd.beasts.org/vsftpd_conf.html
[01:32] <hiexpo> !spam
[01:33] <aguitel> iflema, thanks
[01:33]  * iflema thank you :)
[01:33] <hey_you> microlith : i already been in this page. But I don't know what to do with this. I already tried some configuration
[01:34] <hiexpo> microlith, what is wrong with u why would you even think of posting something like that in a family orientated site you are sick and should be in prison
[01:34] <microlith> hiexpo: you should turn off the script
[01:35] <hiexpo> no u shouldn't post such items here this is  not a porn site
[01:35] <microlith> hiexpo: sanity, you might want to check into it
[01:36] <microlith> hey_you: look at the options "userlist_enable" and "userlist_fie"
[01:36] <TuxOtaku> hey guys, I'm having a REALLY weird problem with flash
[01:36] <microlith> "userlist_file"
[01:36] <TuxOtaku> I'm on ubuntu karmic
[01:36] <TuxOtaku> 32bit
[01:36] <Dragzard> Is the search option for "Choose Driver" for printer drivers not working on Ubuntu 9.10?
[01:36] <TuxOtaku> and whenever I go to any site requiring webcam/mic access, the "allow permission to your webcam" dialog is unclickable
[01:36] <TuxOtaku> it's there
[01:37] <TuxOtaku> I just can't click on it
[01:37] <LetsGo67> HiExpo: Once and for all?  (Please)
[01:37] <TuxOtaku> anyone ever seen this problem before?
[01:37] <hiexpo> LetsGo67, what?
[01:38] <hiexpo> LetsGo67, blow out the vents there clogged
[01:38] <Faithful> what's a good webcam prog besides cheese it's started crashing again and I can't figure it out.
[01:39] <wyclif> hiexpo: compressed air works wonders for that
[01:39] <hiexpo> yes
[01:39] <TuxOtaku> speaking of webcams...anyone know what could be causing my problem?
[01:39] <Polopanos> Is ufw enabled by default on ubuntu 9.04?
[01:39] <hey_you> microlith: these two options aren't in my vsFTPd.conf file. Should I had them ? and what should I do with that ?
[01:40] <microlith> hey_you: there's something to be said for putting effort into reading the page, it explains what you should do
[01:41] <maya1> Polopanos: It's installed but not enabled
[01:41] <LetsGo67> HiExpo: Nope.  After it shuts down, the fan turns on full cycle
[01:41] <Polopanos> thanks
[01:41] <hiexpo> yes cause its hot blow it out with air
[01:41] <aguitel> Polopanos, firewall is enable for default in debian/ubuntu
[01:42] <Polopanos> ok, can anyone confirm? I've already changed it to enable, but curious as to what it was before.
[01:42] <usser> Polopanos: firewall is enabled by default
[01:42] <Polopanos> thanks!
[01:42] <hiexpo> don't get put on the nob list just listen turn off your laptop go and blow it out with a air compressor
[01:43] <hey_you> microlith : yes i read it of course. But what i'am thinking is that i am going to add 2 lines "userlist_enable" into the vsFTPd.conf file, but I'm not sure what "using the sendfile() system call" means.. So i'm asking for precision if possible
[01:43] <stuNNed> Polopanos: type ufw help
[01:44] <chak82> hi
[01:44] <Polopanos> k, thanks
[01:44] <rww> usser: No, it's not. ufw is installed and disabled by default.
[01:44] <microlith> hey_you: what I referenced has nothing to do with "use_sendfile"
[01:45]  * LetsGo67 dislikes overheating Ubuntu.
[01:45] <LetsGo67> WHY IS THE LATEST UBUNTU OVERHEATING?
[01:45] <rww> LetsGo67: no need for the caps and repetition, thanks
[01:45] <tropsobor> letsgo67, do you own an Aspire One by any chance?
[01:45] <LetsGo67> rww: But why isn't there an easy fix?
[01:46] <LetsGo67> TropSober: No.  That's a netbook, not a laptop.
[01:46] <rww> LetsGo67: I don't know, but allcaps isn't going to encourage people to help you.
[01:46] <dantix> night! I'm trying to install sogo package on karmic, but it needs libssl0.8.9k and karmic comes with 0.8.9g. I've found Lucid have the version I need. How can I install it? I've tryed adding lucid as source at source.list later apt-get update and apt-get -t lucid install libssl with no luck...
[01:46] <tropsobor> my Aspire One grilled when I installed Ubuntu 9.10 :X
[01:47] <LetsGo67> But why is this happening?  This is latest Ubuntu, why all the problems?  Why downgrade to 8.10?
[01:47] <rww> dantix: mixing repositories from different versions of Ubuntu isn't supported by this channel. If you need a newer version, look for a PPA of it or wait two weeks for Lucid.
[01:47] <jhambo> Hey folks, fresh install of 9.10 here and burning an iso to cd fails with http://paste.ubuntu.com/416397/.  Any ideas how to fix this??
[01:47] <dantix> rww: thanks, by the way what is PPA?
[01:47] <jhambo> Using k3b by the way
[01:48] <TuxOtaku> dantix, personal package archive
[01:48] <JamieK> Can someone give me a teeny bit of help with setting up apache2?
[01:48] <TuxOtaku> think of mini-repositories that are user-generated
[01:48] <LetsGo67> rww: How do I downgrade to 8.10?
[01:48] <rww> dantix: Personal Package Archive. Mini-repositories hosted on Launchpad, which is Ubuntu's bugtracker (amongst other things)
[01:48] <rww> ubottu: downgrade | LetsGo67
[01:48] <dantix> TuxOtaku: thx
[01:48] <rww> LetsGo67: I don't know, and it's a really bad idea anyway.
[01:48] <dantix> rww: thx
[01:48] <InHisName> One ubuntu box has a memory leak.  How to attack and find it?
[01:49] <TuxOtaku> so does anyone have an idea how to fix the flash problem I mentioned?
[01:49] <wyclif> well, it was that damn avahi daemon
[01:49] <LetsGo67> rww: How do I use an older kernel?
[01:49] <greezmunkey> My tree tomato plants are only two inches tall, I must have got the bansai variety :(
[01:49] <rww> LetsGo67: There are unofficial kernel packages at http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/
[01:49] <TuxOtaku> greezmunkey, so...grow cherry tomatoes....nom nom nom. :P
[01:50] <hiexpo> microlith,  - my apologizes it just looked like a porn deal with the addy
[01:50] <rww> LetsGo67: incidentally, Ubuntu 8.10 reaches end-of-life status at the end of this month, so using it now is probably a bad idea.
[01:50] <JamieK> I've tried setting up apache2 on my ubuntu computer - I can get the "It works!" message when browsing to localhost or <IP_ADDRESS> from the computer I have the server on
[01:51] <lucid_interval> jhambo: looks like you are trying to burn to a DVDRAM
[01:51] <JamieK> But I can't connect from a different computer on the same network
[01:51] <LetsGo67> rww: Okay, the 8.10 kernel, can I use it in current release?
[01:51] <rww> LetsGo67: If you'd like, but as I said, it's unofficial so if you have problems with it, you get to keep both pieces.
[01:51] <TuxOtaku> JamieK, try disabling your firewall on the ubuntu box
[01:51] <jhambo> lucid_interval: do you mean the cd itself?  Because it's definetly a cd (CD-R) not a dvd
[01:52] <TuxOtaku> sudo invoke-rc.d iptables stop; sudo invoke-rc.d ufw stop
[01:53] <lucid_interval> jhambo: my bad. device seems to be DVDRAM compatible, medium looks OK. Can't figure the problem. sorry.
[01:53] <jhambo> lucid_interval: ah yeah device is a DVDRAM
[01:54] <[R]> how do i get to the grub menu when its on silent?
[01:54] <maya1> JamieK: In addition to the firewall possibility, your other machines on the network may not be able to route to your linux box
[01:54] <lucid_interval> jhambo: are you trying anything special - like burning beyond the boundary (larger than what the CD-R should hold)?
[01:54] <JamieK> I did this: sudo iptables -F; sudo iptables -t nat -F; sudo iptables -t mangle -F; sudo iptables -X     -  Should that have worked?
[01:55] <greezmunkey> JamieK: on the apache server, run "netstat -l | grep www" (no quotes) in a terminal window, what does it give you?
[01:55] <furythor> How I can access wine ppa to get the not the latest wine release ?
[01:55] <JamieK> tcp   0    0 *:www        *:*      LISTEN
[01:56] <jhambo> lucid_interval: no, the image is only like 120 megabytes.  I know the dvd writer works because I used it to make my ubuntu installer cd under windows 7...
[01:57] <JamieK> I can ping the ubuntu box without any problems, so I don't think its a network issue
[01:57] <greezmunkey> JamieK: shows that it's listening. try "telnet localhost 80" the same way, what happens?
[01:58] <lucid_interval> jhambo: I agree. I would think it should *just work*. If it happened to me, I would try a different medium instance. Not a great answer.
[01:58] <greezmunkey> JamieK: you'll have to ctrl+c, and then type quit to exit...
[01:58] <lucid_interval> jhambo: Maybe others here can help you further.
[01:59] <jhambo> lucid_interval: yah tried that.  Maybe I different burning program.  Unfortunately I think most of the burning programs are just front ends for cdrecord.  thanks for the try
[01:59] <JamieK> Yep, I can telnet to it from the ubuntu box
[01:59] <JamieK> But not from the one I'm trying to connect to it
[01:59] <maya1> JamieK: Did you check ufw in addition to iptables?
[02:00] <greezmunkey> JamieK: lo
[02:01] <Lusitanus> Hello There !! Is there anyone that can help on a Shell command question ??
[02:01] <furythor> I need to get wine installer from wine PPA, how I can do that ?
[02:02] <hatake_kakashi> you need to add their keys prior to be able to refresh the list and download wine from there
[02:03] <Pici> Lusitanus: Don't ask to ask, just ask.
[02:03] <hamish_> Hey there guys I'm having a little trouble with file associations, can someone help? :)
[02:04] <Lusitanus> In a terminal, after I type "vi modules" i get sent to another terminal or something dunno..and i need to type in a command. As i scroll down with cursor keys, i need to type another line and i cant do it any ideas ??
[02:04] <JamieK> When I typ "sudo invoke-rc.d iptables stop" I get: unknown initscript, /etc/init.d/iptables not found
[02:05] <greezmunkey> Lusitanus: try nano instead
[02:05] <hatake_kakashi> Lusitanus, you need to press "i" for insert
[02:05] <hamish_> JamieK, it appears you don't have iptables installed.
[02:05] <Lusitanus> hold on let me try
[02:05] <cam_> [R]: use shift (its change from legacy grub which was esc)
[02:06] <greezmunkey> Lusitanus: vi is "esoteric" to say the least regarding navigation, inserting text, ect...but is very powerful.
[02:07] <colorlessprism> anyone know a good manual for vi now that its been brought up
[02:07] <Pici> colorlessprism: I hear good things about vimtutor
[02:07] <furythor> I got my problem solved by little bit of google use, but it seems worrying for me it problem is not solved fast
[02:07] <hamish_> When I go places>Downloads, I get the error "Could not open location 'file:///home/hamish/Downloads' - No application is registered as handling this file"
[02:07] <hatake_kakashi> you should try look for cheatsheet, though manual is usually inside vi/vim
[02:07] <greezmunkey> colorlessprism: pleanty on google as well...
[02:07] <colorlessprism> Pici, thanks
[02:07] <Lusitanus> cant seem to make it work...if i press insert it writes a letter...
[02:08] <colorlessprism> greezmunkey, i am wanting a book to sit next to computer im old school like that
[02:08] <greezmunkey> Lusitanus: Shift, :, q! to exit...
[02:08] <hatake_kakashi> Lusitanus, then its in insert mode, hit enter to create a new line
[02:08] <JamieK> maya, should I be able to tell with ping?
[02:09] <JamieK> Also, I know this is a really stupid question, but how do I direct a message to someone here?
[02:09] <hatake_kakashi>  /query
[02:09] <hamish_> type their name.
[02:09] <hatake_kakashi> err /query <message>
[02:09] <rww> JamieK: type their name at the start of the message
[02:09] <JamieK> Ah cheers
[02:09] <JamieK> rww like that?
[02:09] <rww> JamieK: yeah
[02:10] <JamieK> Ok, thanks
[02:10] <hatake_kakashi> JamieK, you can for example type the first few characters of their nickname and hit tab
[02:10] <tripleb> I need newbie help on this one- I found something in a search in a File Browser window but I have no idea where the file is. I should be able to tell. Please tell me how!. (is this nautilus and if so why does it not say that anywhere in gnome (that I have seen)
[02:11] <nineof7> i can't get my ntfs disks mounted, how can i fix that?
[02:11] <hatake_kakashi> check dmesg| tail for the reasons why
[02:11] <hamish_> tripleb, right click on the file, go to properties, there should be a location in there.
[02:12] <JamieK> hatake_kakashi ta
[02:12] <hatake_kakashi> JamieK, no worries
[02:12] <nineof7> i can't get my ntfs disks mounted, how can i fix that?
[02:12] <futura> http://pastebin.com/z85MVWH9 im trying to run 3 monitors, the one on the add-in isnt working. help please?
[02:12] <hatake_kakashi> nineof7, have you read what I wrote?
[02:13] <hamish_> When I go places>Downloads, I get the error "Could not open location 'file:///home/hamish/Downloads' - No application is registered as handling this file" Cans omeone help?
[02:13] <Guest75407> k. so I compiled my kernel useing the make && make_modules install command, and then not realizing the next portion of the handbook was how to do the same thing with genkernel, started genkernel to do the same thing. will this cause problems?
[02:14] <Dantonic> Are there any considerable issues with the 10.04 beta release?  Anything functionality broken or that works improperly?
[02:14] <hatake_kakashi> Guest75407, umm try #gentoo ?
[02:14] <hatake_kakashi> !lucid > Dantonic
[02:14] <futura> http://pastebin.com/z85MVWH9 im trying to run 3 monitors, the one on the add-in isnt working. help please?
[02:14] <rww> Dantonic: Lucid/10.04 discussion and support is in #ubuntu+1, not here. That channel's /topic usually has a note if there's major breakage, also.
[02:14] <Dantonic> thank you
[02:15] <Capt_Blackwood> Dantonic, also be sure to check release notes and technical information :D
[02:15] <LucidGuy> /dev/md issue.  Something went wrong during the creation of a md device and now Im left left with a /dev/md_d2 device I can't get rid of.  Recommendations?
[02:16] <nineof7> hatake_kakashi: no u didn't direct it at me. which one was for me>
[02:16] <hatake_kakashi> nineof7, check dmesg| tail for reasons why, or better yet, check dmesg| grep ntfs
[02:17] <nineof7> hatake_kakashi: how do i do that>
[02:17] <Lusitanus> when i press insert then enter, it ads a new line yes but on top of the last one and i need to add 2 final ones after the last one...and cause i messed up inthere how do I exit again...is it Shift + q ??
[02:17] <nineof7> ?
[02:17] <hatake_kakashi> nineof7, you'll need to open up terminal and type in "dmesg| tail" (without quotes)
[02:18] <hatake_kakashi> Lusitanus, no hit Esc first and then shift, :, q!, Enter
[02:19] <tripleb> hamish, thanks. me=dumb  cause I actually figured that out once before. (shakes head)  if I ran the zooo
[02:20] <Dantonic> I'm sorry a newbie question.  Are there any differences with upgrading your ubuntu version through the update manager instead of a whole new installation from cd?  Any advantages to doing a fresh install?
[02:20] <hamish_> tripleb, all good :)
[02:20] <hatake_kakashi> Dantonic, usually a fresh install is the best way to do things, personally I have never seen ubuntu updates cleanly
[02:20] <IdleOne> Dantonic: cleaner system, no left over cruft
[02:20] <Lusitanus> thanks t oboth
[02:20] <hamish_> .
[02:21] <iflema> aguitel Dantonic yes and no..... however is not windows and you do not need to reload your OS every 5 min
[02:21] <Dantonic> thank you hatake_kakashi, IdleOne
[02:21] <Dragzard> Not even with Ubuntu Tweak, a fresh one is better?
[02:21] <SwedeMike> Dantonic: for instance, if you upgrade 9.04->9.10 you wont get grub2, so yes, there will be differences.
[02:21] <aim> .
[02:21] <tripleb> I'm reallly loving this NO-FLASH firefox addon. I just click to load and run a flash area on a webpage and dont have to pay (in loading time) for all the ads.
[02:21] <hatake_kakashi> Dantonic, and if you're going through update manager, usually you'll end up with a newer package than the ones pre-packed on the cd
[02:21] <Dantonic> so Bottom line the best way is with a fresh install.
[02:21] <SwedeMike> Dantonic: but also realise that most people upgrade, so it's fully supported and a recommended wa yof doing things.
[02:21] <nineof7> hatake_kakashi: it says  * [  225.975886] end_request: I/O error, dev sr0, sector 0 [  225.978048] sr 4:0:0:0: [sr0] Device not ready: Sense Key : Not Ready [current] [  225.978057] sr 4:0:0:0: [sr0] Device not ready: Add. Sense: Medium not present *  but it IS present!! So ... ?
[02:22] <hatake_kakashi> Dantonic, yes generally
[02:22] <hey_you> microlith : i've added 3 lines in vsftpd.conf file "userlist_enable=YES;userlist_deny=NO;userlist_file=/etc/vsftpd.user_list". Then i added an username "utilisateur" in the vsftpd.user_list file. I also did the same with the file vsftpd.chroot_list. But when i try to connect I get the same error. Yes i have read and search through google ! need help !
[02:22] <hatake_kakashi> nineof7, I think you'll find that this error is related to the optical drives, not hard drives
[02:22] <hatake_kakashi> nineof7, pastebin (not paste) your complete dmesg
[02:23] <iflema> Dantonic if youve been noobing around it may be a good idea.....
[02:23] <nineof7> hatake_kakashi: yes, but the ntfs partition on my hdd is also gone
[02:23] <nineof7> hatake_kakashi:  in gparted, the only option i have is to delete it
[02:23] <hatake_kakashi> nineof7, "sudo fdisk -l" will prove it if that's the scase
[02:23] <hatake_kakashi> s/scase/case
[02:24] <hatake_kakashi> nineof7, probably not a good idea to do other things related to the disk whilst a partitioning editor is running
[02:25] <xjkx> i change /etc/mysql/my.conf port to something else and it wont work open the port (checked with nmap) if i put 3306 it opens the port :O
[02:25] <TuxOtaku> hey guys, I'm having a REALLY weird problem with flash
[02:25] <xjkx> i want other port
[02:25] <TuxOtaku> I'm on ubuntu karmic
[02:25] <TuxOtaku> 32bit
[02:25] <TuxOtaku> and whenever I go to any site requiring webcam/mic access, the "allow permission to your webcam" dialog is unclickable
[02:25] <TuxOtaku> it's there
[02:25] <hatake_kakashi> xjkx, you'll need to restart mysqld
[02:25] <TuxOtaku> I just can't click on it
[02:25] <TuxOtaku> anyone ever seen this problem before?
[02:26] <xjkx> hatake_kakashi: i have
[02:26] <TuxOtaku> any other flash app with any sort of interaction works.
[02:26] <xjkx> hatake_kakashi: i have restarted it, both by service mysql restart and sudo killall mysqld ; sudo mysqld
[02:26] <xjkx> i also changed the port in /etc/services and so far nothing
[02:26] <hatake_kakashi> xjkx, check up other documentation as to where the exact configs are stored for it, and/or ask in #mysql
[02:27] <hey_you> Hello all, i need help with my FTP server connection with vsftpd. When i try to connect, i have this message : "status:connection established, waiting for welcome message... | response:220(vsFTPd 2.2.0 | command : User utilisateur | Response : 530 this FTP server is anonymous only. | Error : could not connect to server. ==> what should i do to connect my ftp server ? help !!!
[02:27] <xTheGoat121x> When I boot my computer, all I get after POST is the word GRUB and a blinking cursor
[02:27] <hatake_kakashi> !repeat | hey_you
[02:27] <hatake_kakashi> hey_you, your issue is related to the setup of vsftp, consult the documentation or ask in their support channel
[02:27] <Filled-Void> HI all is there a restriction from playing Ac3 files on Ubuntu. I have all the gstreamer packages installed as well as ubuntu rstrcited extras but cant seem to get them to play
[02:28] <hatake_kakashi> xTheGoat121x, what did you do last?
[02:28] <usser> hey_you: local_enable   Controls whether local logins are permitted or not. If enabled, normal user accounts in /etc/passwd (or wherever your PAM config references)  may be used to log in. This must be enable for any non-anonymous login to work, including virtual users.  Default: NO
[02:28] <xTheGoat121x> hatake_kakashi, this is immediately after installation
[02:29] <hatake_kakashi> xTheGoat121x, of which version?
[02:29] <xTheGoat121x> hatake_kakashi, Ubuntu 9.10, Karmic
[02:30] <nineof7> hatake_kakashi:  care to take a look at my 'sudo fdisk -l' output? http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/416408/
[02:30] <hatake_kakashi> xTheGoat121x, hmm sounds like grub didn't install properly, I'd probably try reinstalling again and make sure grub is installed into the mbr
[02:30] <xTheGoat121x> hatake_kakashi, alright. There's a walkthrough for doing that WITHOUT reinstallation, right? Tryin to save time on a slower PC
[02:31] <hatake_kakashi> nineof7, you have 4 hard disks and 5 ntfs partitions? I don't understand where the problem is
[02:31] <TuxOtaku> xTheGoat121x, reinstalling grub is simple....boot to a live cd, open a terminal, and type sudo grub-install /dev/sda
[02:31] <hatake_kakashi> xTheGoat121x, there probably is but I wouldn't know off my head and it can turn out to be more of a hassle than for what its worth
[02:31] <hey_you> usser : i set the "local enable_yes" and "anonymous_enable=yes" too. But i still have this problem. How do i check PAM config ?
[02:32] <xTheGoat121x> hatake_kakashi, thanks for the input, I appreciate it
[02:32] <LeeAnna> Hey all, quick question. I'm having some issues getting ubuntu to recognize my usb wireless adapte
[02:32] <LeeAnna> *r
[02:32] <xTheGoat121x> TuxOtaku, thanks, I'm on it now
[02:32] <nineof7> hatake_kakashi: the problem is that i can't access any of them
[02:32] <rww> ubottu: ntfs
[02:32] <hatake_kakashi> LeeAnna, pastebin (not paste) your lsusb output
[02:32] <LeeAnna> Im guessing I need to download and install the proper drivers first but im not sure where i'd find them =/
[02:33] <usser> hey_you: did you restart vsftpd after you enabled it?
[02:33] <hatake_kakashi> nineof7, try what ubottu wrote
[02:33] <LeeAnna> Can I do that from windows?
[02:33] <hatake_kakashi> LeeAnna, no, don't you have a spare network cable you can plug it in?
[02:34] <LeeAnna> Unfortunately not at the moment. I can boot into ubuntu real quick and do that
[02:34] <hey_you> usser : it was already enabled so i didn't restarted vsftpd. I think my problem is with user authorization. I'm very noob with ubuntu and don't really know how to set it
[02:34] <Daskreech> how do I get a conversation window to pop to the top?
[02:34] <rootniikki> k
[02:34] <Daskreech> with empathy
[02:34] <hatake_kakashi> LeeAnna, ok, look for FCC ID on the actual dongle itself, it should be in the form of FCC ID: XXXXXXXXX, find it and type it back out to me
[02:34] <usser> try to login as your real user. and pastebin your vsftpd.conf its hard to troubleshoot without know which options are set
[02:35] <rootniikki>  ,
[02:35] <hiexpo> LeeAnna, what kinda dongle is it model and version ?
[02:35] <hey_you> usser : i read a lot of different tutorial but they are all very complicated I think for beginner
[02:35] <LeeAnna> Sec, all the info on it is on the bottom of the adapter
[02:36] <hatake_kakashi> LeeAnna, ok
[02:36] <hiexpo> standing on your head lol
[02:36] <usser> hey_you: vsftpd is dead simple :)
[02:36] <nineof7> hatake_kakashi: but the problem is exactly that! Gparted won't let me mount the hdd's, any of them. that option is grayed out
[02:36] <LeeAnna> brb
[02:36] <hiexpo> k
[02:36] <gogeta> nineof7: sudo gparted??
[02:36] <rww> gksudo
[02:37] <hey_you> usser : ok i past it. Should I add my real username in my user_list ?
[02:37] <hey_you> usser : here is my vsftpd.conf file ==> # Example config file /etc/vsftpd.conf
[02:37] <hey_you> #
[02:37] <hey_you> # The default compiled in settings are fairly paranoid. This sample file
[02:37] <hey_you> # loosens things up a bit, to make the ftp daemon more usable.
[02:37] <hey_you> # Please see vsftpd.conf.5 for all compiled in defaults.
[02:37] <gogeta> hey_you: if you whant
[02:37] <FloodBot4> hey_you: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:37] <hiexpo> !flood
[02:37] <usser> !pastebin | hey_you
[02:37] <hatake_kakashi> nineof7, you shouldn't be using gparted to mount the hard disks, especially gparted is for use as editing partitions not mounting them
[02:38] <rww> ubottu: he flooded out, you'll probably want to resend that when he comes back.
[02:38] <nineof7> gogeta: what will sudo gparted do?
[02:38] <usser> !pastebin | hey_you
[02:38] <gogeta> nineof7: are you tryingto mount or edit
[02:38] <rww> ubottu: gksudo | gogeta, nineof7
[02:39] <gogeta> nineof7: i just cought the part of gparted not letting you change stuff
[02:39] <hatake_kakashi> gogeta, I'm pretty certain he only wants to mount them
[02:40] <nineof7> hatake_kakashi: gogeta yes i just wanna mount them. the only changes i made was to install another partition editor, or the same one twice
[02:41] <gogeta> nineof7: they ntfs drives
[02:41] <gogeta> nineof7: ntfs flagged dirty normaly will not automount
[02:41] <nineof7> hatake_kakashi: gogeta yes but even before that, i couldn't see my ntfs partion on the same disk as my linux partions
[02:41] <LeeAnna> K, back
[02:41] <nineof7> gogeta: yes, ntfs
[02:41] <LeeAnna> Here's the info I got from the bottom of the adapter;
[02:41] <gogeta> nineof7: sounds like there falgged not to mount
[02:41] <LeeAnna> Linksys Compact Wireless-G USB Network Adapter
[02:42] <LeeAnna> FCC ID: Q87-WUSB54GSCV2
[02:42] <LeeAnna> Model #: WUSB54GSC Ver.2
[02:42] <gogeta> nineof7: beleve it or not start windows and let chkdsk run
[02:42] <nineof7> gogeta: check please this http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/416408/
[02:43] <gogeta> nineof7: looks normal
[02:43] <LeeAnna> @ hatake_kakashi
[02:43] <Perceptron> Hey guys is it normal for ubuntua 9.1 fresh install not to have the restricted driver manager with it? (its there when i hit "try without installing")
[02:43] <gogeta> nineof7: ntfs flagged dirty ubuntu will not mount
[02:43] <hatake_kakashi> LeeAnna, yup, saw that, I'm checking up the FCC ID right now
[02:43] <gogeta> nineof7: you can do it via command line but even then its read only
[02:43] <LeeAnna> ty :)
[02:44] <nineof7> gogeta: how do i see whether they're flagged not to mount??
[02:44] <hiexpo> i have always had the resricted driver
[02:44] <nineof7> gogeta: how do i see whether they're flagged to NOT mount??
[02:44] <Perceptron> hiexpo: I dont know if you remember we were talking earlier about installing Dell Wireless 1500n , i jsut finished installing a fresh install and the restricted drier isnt under System->admin
[02:44] <gogeta> nineof7: sudo mount /dev/sdc1 /meda/windows (windows is just a random name make a folder to mount to)
[02:45] <gogeta> nineof7: it should say ntfsa flagged dirty mounting read only
[02:45] <gogeta> ntfs
[02:45] <Perceptron> i jsut did sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get upgrade so im waiting for the upgrade to finish
[02:45] <hatake_kakashi> LeeAnna, hmm, can you pastebin (not paste) your dmesg output?
[02:45] <hiexpo> LeeAnna,  - whatwe need is the brand model  number version number
[02:46] <Random832> is there a way to configure it so a certain command runs every time i insert my flash drive?
[02:46] <Random832> (configure on my system, not an autorun thing on the flash drive)
[02:46] <nineof7> gogeta: do you mean    *      sudo mount /dev/sdc1 /media/mydisk       *     ?
[02:46] <hatake_kakashi> hiexpo, its a broadcom bcm4320 chipset, needs either rndis_wlan or ndiswrapper
[02:46] <gogeta> nineof7: /media/myfolder
[02:46] <nineof7> gogeta: typo?
[02:47] <Perceptron> mneptok: What was the command that you wanted to see if there was a driver BCM** listed under it lsci?
[02:47] <robbmunson> hiexpo, <LeeAnna> Model #: WUSB54GSC Ver.2 ?
[02:47] <Random832> like an event every time a flash drive is inserted that i can check the uuid/serial and if it matches run a particular command
[02:47] <gogeta> nineof7: the second part is to a folder
[02:47] <hiexpo> Perceptron,  yes and if you have it installed its gonna be under system>admin> your card type drivers
[02:47] <nineof7> gogeta: typo? you said "meda"
[02:47] <gogeta> nineof7: oh lol
[02:47] <gogeta> yea
[02:47] <hey_you> usser: are you still here ? sorry for my noobie spam. Here is my file : http://paste.ubuntu.com/416415/plain/
[02:47] <hatake_kakashi> Perceptron, lspci -k
[02:48] <hiexpo> ok everyone hold on on that card i can fix it
[02:48] <hatake_kakashi> LeeAnna, without alternative forms of internet access, it can get awkward
[02:48] <gogeta> nineof7: i dont mean to sound noobish hear but did you click on your disk inside your home foler
[02:49] <LeeAnna> hatake_kakashi: Im not familiar with dmesg
[02:49] <gogeta> nineof7: it should say x drive x being gb size
[02:49] <gogeta> nineof7: it should mount the drive when you click it
[02:49] <hatake_kakashi> LeeAnna, yeah that's a linux command line command, it dumps whatever information/errors/logs/etc from the kernel and the drivers
[02:49] <robbmunson> in regard to the linksys issue of LeeAnna, would this be a good link?  http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100214061423AA4KfgN ?
[02:50] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: thers a command for everything lol
[02:50] <hatake_kakashi> gogeta, well almost
[02:50] <Perceptron> hmm i see network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4328 802.11a/b/g/n (rev 01) Kernel Driver in use: b43-pci-bridge kernel modules: ssb
[02:50] <mrwes> LeeAnna, you can also read your system logs at System > Admin > Log File Viewer
[02:50] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: no almost
[02:50] <Perceptron> but my wifi light is off
[02:50] <nineof7> gogeta: i clicked on them on the desktop
[02:51] <gogeta> nineof7: oh thers another spot
[02:51] <Gurinda_> On my computer, Namoroka was installed against my wishes. I have tried to update to the latest version of Fx with 'sudo apt-get update firefox-3.6' but it informed me that my Namoroka 3.6.3 pre-release was already the latest version. On Jaunty if that makes any difference,
[02:51] <robbmunson> LeeAnna, im trying to pull rabbits out of my hat for you, I hope SOMETHING i post helps out along the way.
[02:51] <hatake_kakashi> robbmunson, it probably would but LeeAnna doesn't have alternative forms of internet access to download and install drivers apart from using wireless
[02:51] <gogeta> nineof7: click your home folder to the left you will see unmounted drives
[02:51] <hiexpo> http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1247163
[02:51] <usser> hey_you: one sec
[02:51] <hatake_kakashi> !broadcom | Perceptron
[02:51] <robbmunson> hatake_kakashi, ouch...sorry, I was just skimming along and this was something I came across.
[02:51] <andai> i noticed that when i copy a bunch of songs onto my MP3 player, it says it's done and they show up in the file browser, but when i unplug it it hasn't actually copied most of them on there yet...
[02:51] <hatake_kakashi> Perceptron, you need the wl driver, the hybrid/sta driver
[02:51] <gogeta> nineof7: it will just say there size
[02:51] <hatake_kakashi> robbmunson, no that's ok :) thanks for the input however
[02:51] <gogeta> nineof7: clicking on them mounts them
[02:52] <Perceptron> hatake_kakashi: i have gone through this tutorial it didnt work thats why i am here
[02:52] <hey_you> usser : no pb. Thk you for help :)
[02:52] <usser> hey_you: #local_enable=YES is commented out
[02:52] <hatake_kakashi> Perceptron, can you pastebin (not paste) your dmesg output?
[02:52] <usser> hey_you: uncomment it
[02:52] <hiexpo> thats one of the pos that linksys is now using
[02:52] <Perceptron> sure
[02:52] <johnny75> hello guys alsa.project.org is down?
[02:53] <hey_you> usser : you mean i delete the # ?
[02:53] <nineof7> gogeta: i have to admit, i was foolish enough unmount my ntfs partion in gparted
[02:53] <mrwes> Perceptron, have you checked System > Admin > Hardware Drivers yet?
[02:53] <gogeta> nineof7: it should remount that way
[02:53] <nineof7> gogeta: a restart did not remount it
[02:53] <usser> hey_you: yep
[02:53] <gogeta> nineof7: did you try from the home folder yet
[02:53] <andai> again: is there any way to prevent ubuntu from pretending it's already copied all my music onto a drive when in reality it's still writing the data?
[02:53] <hatake_kakashi> nineof7, you'll need to add it into /etc/fstab
[02:53] <LeeAnna> K, so should I pastebin both the dmesg output and the lsusb output? I can boot into ubuntu real quick to get that inf and come back
[02:54] <LeeAnna> *info
[02:54] <hatake_kakashi> LeeAnna, no need for lsusb, just dmesg
[02:54] <LeeAnna> Mmk, brb again
[02:54] <sate> Hi I'm trying to burn a dvd, and its over 2 gigs, what program can I use?
[02:54] <gogeta> nineof7: gomto places and home to the left you should see unmounted drives
[02:54] <Perceptron> hatake_kakashi: www.ubuntu.pastebin.com/u88Gj7zC
[02:54] <gogeta> goto
[02:54] <mrwes> sate, Brasero or K3b
[02:54]  * usser biab
[02:54] <sate> Tried those, and they said its too big the movie is over 2 gigs
[02:55] <hey_you> usser : IT WOOOOORKS !!!! thk you soooo much. I've been into it during almost the whole day ! You saved my life !!! thk you !!
[02:55] <mrwes> sate, shrug...a DVD5 is 4.3gb
[02:55] <gogeta> sate: 2 gig fat 32 limit?
[02:55] <hatake_kakashi> Perceptron, you haven't blacklisted b43 and ssb
[02:55] <hiexpo> LeeAnna, hey go on ebay what you need to get to solve this prob is a wusb54g ver4 there cheap i can usually get em shipped for around 30 the card u have is a pos / did u just buy it? if so walmart? take it back say it don't work don't mention linux
[02:55] <hatake_kakashi> hiexpo, she's not here
[02:55] <hiexpo> oh
[02:55] <sate> Not sure, just the movie itself is 2 gigs, and I tried basario, and It's saying its too big
[02:56] <Perceptron> hatake_kakashi: this is a fresh install of ubuntu it jsut finished, on the previous install i did it and it didnt work
[02:56] <gogeta> sate: you trying to store on a fat 32 drive?
[02:56] <Perceptron> but 1 sec its upgrading right now and hardware drivers seems to have found something
[02:56] <mrwes> sate, a data DVD or DVD format?
[02:56] <hatake_kakashi> Perceptron, yes it doesn't matter, you'll need to blacklist those two modules because they're intefering with wl
[02:56] <mrwes> Perceptron, good
[02:56] <sate> I'm trying to burn a movie like I normally do
[02:57] <gogeta> sate: oh tell it your using a dvd 2
[02:57] <gogeta> dvdr
[02:57] <hey_you> usser: just a last question, is there anything needed to allow the writing and reading access ? I have seen a tutorial saying that : "/home/commun /home/pingoo/commun auto bind,defaults 0 0" with chmod things to do. Should I do that ?
[02:57] <gogeta> sate: it probly thinks your using a cd
[02:57] <Perceptron> hatake_kakashi: ok i will do that
[02:57] <Perceptron> thank you all
[02:58] <hiexpo> Perceptron, are u all fixed now ?
[02:58] <hey_you> usser: anyway, thk you again for your time
[02:59] <Perceptron> hiexpo: i chose activate like i did when i tried without installing, it should work its the same thing but i will let u know
[02:59] <MidasManchu> hey mates, I have two exact same usb flash drives(model, size) but fdisk claims one has over 7 million cylinders whereas the other has 3048.  Any idea what's going on?
[02:59] <gogeta> lol nineof7 is gone slient he probly found what i was talking abought
[02:59] <greezmunkey> andai: there is a command for that...sync
[02:59] <gogeta> its so easy its stupid
[02:59] <sate> Which option do I choose to burn a movie in brasero
[02:59] <mrwes> Perceptron, hardware drivers aye? heh.. :)
[02:59] <hatake_kakashi> installing the proprietary drivers
[02:59] <mrwes> sate, AVI or DVD ?
[03:00] <sate> AVI
[03:00] <usser> hey_you: # Uncomment this to enable any form of FTP write command. #write_enable=YES
[03:00] <gogeta> sate: burn data dvd
[03:00] <sate> The video format is AVI
[03:00] <Perceptron> yep it worked. Thanks everyone. Its funny nothing was there when i did the install last time :S
[03:00] <mrwes> sate, data project
[03:00] <Lusitanus> what command do I use to install lib modules <IP_ADDRESS> ; <IP_ADDRESS> ; <IP_ADDRESS> ??
[03:00] <horofox> using system>preferences>startup applications work even if i use a sudo command?
[03:00] <hey_you> usser : ok lol. Thk you again.  I never though it could be this problem !
[03:01] <rww> horofox: which command?
[03:01] <nineof7> gogeta: sadly no, look here please http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4048/4529965188_50b26b507d_o.png
[03:01] <gogeta> nineof7:og outch
[03:01] <hiexpo> I don't know why but all the major manufacturers are now not giving us support here in linux someone p'd on there cheerios i guess so we all need to ebay and get are parts we can no longer depend on walmart and others for our parts so we have to check the model number and version before buying
[03:02] <nineof7> sux2bme
[03:02] <gogeta> nineof7: looks like you where playing with more then gparted there
[03:02] <mrwes> Walmart?
[03:02] <usser> hey_you: config is dead simples, problems start with passive-active mode when you have to open random ports on the server to be able to connect
[03:02] <gbear14275> hello, I'm trying to setup an ubuntu server as a virtual host and have 2 network connections...  I have connected ethernet cables to both ports but one doesn't seem to be working.  I was hoping someone might be able to point me to a howto which can show me how to setup a server with two nics.  Any help would be appreciated.  Thank you
[03:03] <nineof7> gogeta: can i get info via terminal?
[03:03] <trip0> what's the ubuntu package that causes that "Running in low graphics mode" dialog appear?
[03:03] <hey_you> usser : hmm... i have I won't have these problems. Especially because I have a router.. lol
[03:03] <usser> hey_you: look into pasv_promiscuous pasv_min_port pasv_max_port if you have trouble connecting from outside a router
[03:03] <usser> hey_you: you will have these problems BECAUSE you have a router lol
[03:03] <mrwes> gbear14275, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=113675
[03:03] <gogeta> nineof7: looks like a problem with your fstab
[03:04] <nineof7> gogeta: whats that
[03:04] <hiexpo> emailing cisco right now
[03:04] <gbear14275> mrwes, thanks I'll read through that
[03:04] <gogeta> nineof7: the file youe edited badly
[03:04] <mrwes> gbear14275, reading is fundamental :)
[03:04] <nineof7> gogeta: if i did, i ddintd do it on purpose
[03:05] <sate> Working now guys thanks!
[03:05] <gogeta> nineof7: ok open /etc/fstab with a text editor and pastbin it
[03:05] <gbear14275> mrwes: yup, just didn't know where to start.  Ran into an issue...  Do I need to restart to get both nics recognized?  I ran into this error:  hello, I'm trying to setup an ubuntu server as a virtual host and have 2 network connections...  I have connected ethernet cables to both ports but one doesn't seem to be working.  I was hoping someone might be able to point me to a howto which can show me how to setup a server with
[03:05] <ravigehlot> Gotta merge 2 partitions together.  You'd have to copy the data from one to the other, then resize with gparted or similar.
[03:06] <gbear14275> mrwes: ok I'll try that
[03:06] <ravigehlot> rww: gparted only resizes within it's original partition. I want to do a MERGE.
[03:06] <mrwes> gbear14275, sudo of course :)
[03:06] <rww> ravigehlot: I know. I said already, you can't merge partitions.
[03:07] <ravigehlot> rww: wrong, you can
[03:07] <hey_you> usser : i'm trying to connect from windows now. Hope it's going to work !
[03:07]  * rww sighs
[03:07] <nineof7> gogeta: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/416420/
[03:07] <gogeta> nineof7: wow automounts totaly gone
[03:08] <LeeAnna> hatake_kakashi: http://pastebin.com/H9M3j9kb
[03:08] <gogeta> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/416420/ someone fix that up for him
[03:08] <hatake_kakashi> LeeAnna, lol that's a small portion of it, I suppose you were doing it all by hand?
[03:09] <LeeAnna> Unless the particular terminal I used sucked, it "should" have been all of it
[03:09] <LeeAnna> I told it to highlight it all then copy and paste into a text document
[03:09] <LeeAnna> I thought it looked sort of short too =/
[03:10] <hatake_kakashi> LeeAnna, no that's a very small portion but fyi you could make it redirect to a file.. like this: dmesg >> output.txt
[03:10] <Lusitanus> i get this message : Cannot find /lib/modules/<IP_ADDRESS> ... any ideas on how to get these ??
[03:10] <LeeAnna> Ah, didnt know that one. Brb one more time hopefully :P
[03:10] <hatake_kakashi> LeeAnna, anyhow, hiexpo mentioned about swapping it in for v4 of that same brand and model but don't tell them it doesn't work with linux, just say it doesn't work
[03:11] <hatake_kakashi> !
[03:11] <gogeta> nineof7: why is automount gone
[03:11] <gogeta> crazy
[03:11] <Jordan_U> trip0: x11-common.
[03:11] <hiexpo> LeeAnna, thatcard is not going to work without a ndiswrapper so what i suggest is go on ebay and find a wusb54g ver4 i buy them for 30 bucks ususally i am bidding on 4 right now don't waste your time withthat pos ok
[03:11] <nineof7> gogeta: idk ??? im asking u
[03:11] <hatake_kakashi> she's gone again, just realised
[03:12] <mrwes> LeeAnna: pastebinit works fine too
[03:12] <mrwes> damn
[03:12] <nineof7> gogeta: idk even know what automount is
[03:12] <hatake_kakashi> she was working on windows with wireless, but otherwise linux with no internet access
[03:13] <sux2bme_nineof7> gogeta: is there anyone else
[03:13] <hatake_kakashi> autmount takes care of mounting by automatically mounting them at boot, not a good idea sometimes
[03:14] <sux2bme_nineof7> hatake_kakashi: have u any idea to solve if it dont work?
[03:15] <hatake_kakashi> sux2bme_nineof7, so you tried clicking on the drive from the home thingy under that gnome file manager?
[03:15] <sux2bme_nineof7> hatake_kakashi: yes
[03:15] <hatake_kakashi> sux2bme_nineof7, and did it work?
[03:15] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/416420/ look there thats his fstab
[03:15] <sux2bme_nineof7> hatake_kakashi: well, no
[03:16] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: someone automount is just gone
[03:16] <mrwes> sux2bme_nineof7, what are you trying to mount?
[03:16] <gbear14275> mrwes: ok restarted the networking and then did a few other things.  Searched on google real quick and it said to see if ifconfig sees the interfaces... it only sees one...  I have 2 onboard nics and 1 additional... is this something that will require me to reinstall?
[03:16] <hatake_kakashi> gogeta, still one can manually mount it I suppose, it'll be a pain but its still doable
[03:16] <mrwes> gbear14275, not that I'm aware of
[03:16] <sux2bme_nineof7> mrwes: about everything  http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/416420/
[03:16] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: yep
[03:17] <hatake_kakashi> sux2bme_nineof7, did you remove any packages?
[03:17] <sux2bme_nineof7> hatake_kakashi: like how? do i manually mount them
[03:17] <gbear14275> mrwes: the interfaces come up on lspci... but they don't seem to be active... is there something I have to do to get them activated?
[03:17] <sux2bme_nineof7> hatake_kakashi: yes but not a system one
[03:17] <gogeta> sux2bme_nineof7: mount /dev/sda /media/something
[03:18] <hiexpo> lman i am killing them with my snipes just won 2 more lol
[03:18] <hatake_kakashi> sux2bme_nineof7, 1) create a mount point.. usually in /mnt 2) mount /dev/ntfs_drive_1 /mnt/newly_created_mount_point
[03:18] <gogeta> sux2bme_nineof7: sda can be any drive you can find that is fddisk
[03:18] <mdg2> hello!  I'm trying to figure out if RTL8180 is supported in 9.10?  Anyone know?
[03:18] <Shafiei> i use to install boost.asio by synaptic! but i dont see any libraries for it.
[03:18] <IdleOne> !ot > hiexpo
[03:18] <hatake_kakashi> gbear14275, pastebin (not paste) your lspci -nnk output
[03:18] <Shafiei> it seems it doesnt build the source code
[03:18] <sux2bme_nineof7> hatake_kakashi: a blue thooth package i removed
[03:19] <gogeta> sux2bme_nineof7: wonder if it removed something it shouldent
[03:19] <hatake_kakashi> sux2bme_nineof7, hmm ok, which version is this?
[03:19] <mrwes> gbear14275, you've setup eth0 and eth1 ?
[03:20] <gogeta> sux2bme_nineof7: go to the package manager and type auto fs in the quick search and see if its still installed
[03:20] <gogeta> autofs
[03:20] <LucidGuy> Can anyone tell me where ubuntu stores /dev/md device information.  I have a crazy /dev/md_d2 I can't get rid of, and its not in the /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf file.  I've also dd'ed fdisked .. everything on the drive the md was using before.  Now /proc/mdstat states  md_d2 : inactive sde[1](S)  Appreciate the help.
[03:20] <gbear14275> mrwes: paste.ubuntu.com/416422/   And not sure if I have "setup" eth1...  I'm logged into the machine via ssh now so eth0 works but the additional onboard and the pci nic don't seem to be in /etc/network/interfaces
[03:21] <hiexpo> IdleOne, why'd ya send me that / i am just helping the people here if  i am outta line i will no longer say anything and let people buy there own worthless no linux junk
[03:21] <mrwes> gbear14275, did you read the thread I posted, and how to setup a static IP for each?
[03:21] <sux2bme_nineof7> hatake_kakashi: based on my pastebin can you gimme exact commands for terminal? http://www.flickr.com/photos/49405607@N03/4529965188/sizes/o/  http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/416408/ http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/416420/
[03:22] <gbear14275> mrwes: yes but sudo ifup eth0 gives "Ignoring unknown interface eth1=eth1."
[03:22] <gbear14275> "
[03:22] <IdleOne> hiexpo: I understand that you are trying to help but you are adding scroll to the chat about hardware that nobody has asked you about. and winning two more games with your snipes has nothing to do with ubuntu
[03:23] <mrwes> gbear14275, is eth1 even in /etc/network/interfaces  ?
[03:23] <gbear14275> mrwes: no
[03:23] <gogeta> sux2bme_nineof7: so is this a new problem or been going on sence you installed
[03:23] <hatake_kakashi> sux2bme_nineof7, don't know which drive names belong to which, you need something probably like disk label to identify.. you still haven't answered my question
[03:23] <Yoshario> Does anyone know a good MS Paint alternative
[03:23] <FrankLv> Yoshario: Paint.net
[03:24] <sux2bme_nineof7> gogeta: it HAS a ubuntu icon left of it, but when i right click it is does say "mark for INstallation" rather than  "mark for removal"...
[03:24] <sux2bme_nineof7> gogeta: it's new
[03:24] <Yoshario> ...for Ubuntu
[03:24] <mrwes> Yoshario, GIMP
[03:24] <Yoshario> yeah but thats too advanced
[03:24] <Yoshario> I just want a simple UI
[03:24] <Yoshario> like Paint
[03:24] <hey_you> usser : I just checked it. It work !! thk you for your time. that was a great help  !!
[03:25] <hiexpo> IdleOne, i don't even play games read up i won to wireless cards that do work with linux the wusb54g ver 4 and i dell them to the people that need them here so you knbow what i will keep it 100 percent on topic and just say there pos don't work and discontinue that helping option
[03:25] <sux2bme_nineof7> hatake_kakashi: sorry its 804lts
[03:25] <gbear14275> mrwes: looking now how to add it to /etc/network/interfaces
[03:25] <nanomachine> IdleOne drinks haterade
[03:25] <LeeAnna> hatake_kakashi: Okay, think I got it this time; http://pastebin.org/155894
[03:25] <gogeta> sux2bme_nineof7: rell that should be installed
[03:25] <JoeSomebody> hello, i installed ufw and gufw but its not on any menus, how do i run it?
[03:25] <sux2bme_nineof7> hatake_kakashi: gogeta should i just let synaptic reinstall it?
[03:26] <IdleOne> hiexpo: may I msg you so I can explain what I meant?
[03:26] <gogeta> sux2bme_nineof7: maybe the packge you removed removed that to
[03:26] <sux2bme_nineof7> gogeta:  the bluetooth?
[03:26] <hatake_kakashi> LeeAnna, hiexpo said about returning the dongle for v4 of the dongle and when they say why, just say its not working
[03:26] <gogeta> sux2bme_nineof7: yea thats probly why its not mounting your drives on its own
[03:26] <sux2bme_nineof7> hmm
[03:27] <gogeta> sux2bme_nineof7: happons
[03:27] <Yoshario> does anyone know of a simple UI alternative to paint
[03:27] <trism> Yoshario: gpaint
[03:28] <rww> JoeSomebody: ufw is a command-line program, I think gufw should be in System -> Administration
[03:28] <sux2bme_nineof7> gogeta: should reiinstall gnome virtual filesystem too?
[03:28] <hiexpo> hatake_kakashi,  ys just say it don't work
[03:28] <gogeta> sux2bme_nineof7: haha yes
[03:28] <gogeta> sux2bme_nineof7: no wonder your mounts whent crazy
[03:28] <hatake_kakashi> hiexpo, ahh yes my bad
[03:29] <IdleOne> hiexpo: if you are upset with me, talk to me about it please. You may msg me at any time but please do not use my asking you to stay on topic to stop others from helping
[03:29] <LeeAnna> Thinking I should just try and convince the "man" of the house to just let me rewire the whole house with ethernet =/
[03:29] <hatake_kakashi> LeeAnna, hiexpo said that it won't work but I personally think there's lots of mucking around, especially when you don't have alternative forms of connecting to the net
[03:29] <gogeta> sux2bme_nineof7:  wow you removed gfx and autoomount
[03:29] <gogeta> gfs
[03:29] <hatake_kakashi> LeeAnna, how old is the device anyway?
[03:30] <gogeta> sux2bme_nineof7: good one there
[03:30] <LeeAnna> No idea, its my gf's
[03:30] <gbear14275> mrwes: I'm guessing i have to add eth1 to /etc/network/interfaces before I can continue correct?
[03:31] <mrwes> gbear14275, yah, pretty much, it should be a similar entry like eth0, but a different IP, correct
[03:31] <blacksunseven> Having trouble Giving SFTP users read access to some other directory (more info about my problem here http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=9133075&postcount=10)
[03:31] <gogeta> sux2bme_nineof7: but thats ok you where just to new to see wait those are inportant dont remove those
[03:31] <mrwes> gbear14275, then bring it up
[03:32] <sux2bme_nineof7> gogeta: what?
[03:32] <hatake_kakashi> LeeAnna, ahh, well I'd say if you can afford to, buy a supported dongle and sell that one or sell that one to buy a supported one.. because without ethernet connection there'd be a fair amount of work imo
[03:32] <gogeta> sux2bme_nineof7: gfs and autofs are what makes automount work
[03:32] <gogeta> sux2bme_nineof7: once those are installed and you restart everything should work again
[03:33] <sux2bme_nineof7> gogeta: i should reboot?
[03:33] <gogeta> sux2bme_nineof7: yea
[03:33] <sux2bme_nineof7> ok thanks
[03:33] <sux2bme_nineof7> haha i love them repubs
[03:33] <gogeta> repos
[03:33] <LeeAnna> Well, this pc does have an ethernet port, people im living with just dont want ethernet wired from one side of the house to the other
[03:33] <greezmunkey> blacksunseven: look here, esp 11.1 :http://www.linuxhomenetworking.com/wiki/index.php/Quick_HOWTO_:_Ch15_:_Linux_FTP_Server_Setup#FTP_Users_with_Only_Read_Access_to_a_Shared_Directory
[03:34] <sux2bme_nineof7> nah, the repukes are cussing the dems for giving taxcuts to the poor
[03:34] <sux2bme_nineof7> gotta love that
[03:34] <gogeta> LeeAnna: so use wifi
[03:34] <LeeAnna> Since they all use laptops withwindows
[03:34] <hatake_kakashi> gogeta, and that's where the problem begins
[03:34] <mrwes> LeeAnna, you can run ethernet through exsisting phone lines :) Most phone lines have several sets of wire
[03:34] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: what card
[03:34] <greezmunkey> blacksunseven: That should get you toward what you want.
[03:34] <hatake_kakashi> LeeAnna, well probably the better option is to buy a supported device
[03:34] <peterson> Can't play sound in music player/ Firefox simultaneously any fix available?
[03:35] <hatake_kakashi> gogeta, broadcom bcm4320
[03:35] <JoeSomebody> rww, thanks
[03:35] <sux2bme_nineof7> gogeta: hatake_kakashi THanks, ill be back
[03:35] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: should work out of the box
[03:35] <rainy-day> If I buy a portable usb dvd reader/writer, is it going to work in ubuntu or depends on model?
[03:35] <rww> JoeSomebody: you're welcome
[03:35] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: brodcoms have good linux support
[03:35] <hatake_kakashi> gogeta, and that's what I thought but it didn't, not in LeeAnna's case
[03:35] <blacksunseven> greezmunkey: i've got that set up for folders that aren't on another device, but for other disks i need to be able to mount them in the sftp user's directory as read-only
[03:35] <hatake_kakashi> gogeta, you're wrong on that point imo :)
[03:36] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: i got 2 brodcoms g+ mimo both work out of thebox
[03:36] <gogeta> Broadcom BCM4320  WLAN-bg USBBCM4320  WLAN-bg USB modem Chipsets for Broadcom. ... Valid XHTML 1.0  Transitional logo · Valid CSS logo · Linux 2.4 logo
[03:36] <blacksunseven> rainy-day: almost all dvd drives are compatible, usb or not
[03:37] <rainy-day> blacksunseven: samsung drive from newegg should be ok?
[03:37] <blacksunseven> rainy-day: yeah, that'll be fine
[03:37] <crucialhoax> rainy-day: Yes, it should work.
[03:37] <rainy-day> great thanks
[03:37] <hatake_kakashi> gogeta, there's 4 drivers for broadcom, starting with the legacy bcm43xx which now is b43, and there's rndis_wlan for broadcom on USB and last but not least is broadcom's proprietary driver, aka wl
[03:37] <hatake_kakashi> gogeta, none of which supports all of broadcom's chipsets
[03:37] <agroker> can anyone tell me, why Thai language support (libthai etc) is bound to things like Abiword and Gdm and will take them down too, if I remove it?
[03:37] <greezmunkey> blacksunseven: you should be able to use user/group permissions to do that, I would think.
[03:38] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: aptitude install bcm43xx-fwcutter wireless-tools
[03:38] <crucialhoax> gogeta: The broadcom driver supplied with the 9.10 driver incorrectly displays the current radio freq. I bought an Intel card instead.
[03:38] <blacksunseven> greezmunkey: it seems that the mount is taking on whatever perms the original mount target has
[03:38] <blacksunseven> the idea is explained here in section (3) http://www.ericstockwell.com/?p=54
[03:38] <greezmunkey> blacksunseven: possibly with a symlink to the actual directories...
[03:39] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: thats for newer kernls
[03:39] <blacksunseven> greezmunkey: but then that would allow them to navigate outside of those dirs
[03:39] <hatake_kakashi> gogeta, I'm not the one having the issues, LeeAnna is, and she's got BCM4320.. plus she has no wired connection otherwise.. and that command will only work for b43 drivers not for rndis_wlan or wl
[03:39] <gogeta> Disabled in Debian 2.6.24 and later kernels.
[03:39] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: so it has to be installed now for some stupid reasion
[03:40] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: they used to include it
[03:40] <hatake_kakashi> crucialhoax, I would never recommend broadcom wireless, their inept ability to deal with the linux community never ceases to surprise me
[03:40] <greezmunkey> blacksunseven: well, you would have to create directories for this purpose, existing dirs would present a security problem
[03:40] <iflema> hatake_kakashi 4320 or BCM4306 rev 3?
[03:40] <greezmunkey> blacksunseven: I agree.
[03:40] <hatake_kakashi> iflema, I'm pretty sure its bcm4320, its the only broadcom chipset on USB
[03:40] <hiexpo> i have been working with wireless devices since they came out in 1992 and helped with aircrack-ng and still amsupport with them and all i have done is try to help u people solve your issues with working with Linux /// I started with UNIX when it was at and a shell u idiots  //  and helped design the microwave for version  so u know what :0 ) and that's not the lips on my face
[03:40] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: they say NDISwrapper for the usb ones
[03:40] <crucialhoax> hatake_kakashi: Exactly. Even my Linux instructor dislikes Broadcom and their terrible open source involvement
[03:40] <iflema> hatake_kakashi ok
[03:40] <kermit> when doing a lot of disk operation, a lot of random processes are failing and causing a kernel message saying "page allocation failure".   why is that?  i have plenty of ram.
[03:40] <blacksunseven> greezmunkey: that's where a ro bind mount comes in (i've been using it for a while in 8.04) but alas after upgrading the functonality seems gone
[03:41] <hatake_kakashi> gogeta, not exactly a workable solution when you have to explain to one step by step without wired connectivity, and ndiswrapper isn't a do all solution
[03:41] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: its a laptop move to a wired
[03:41] <gogeta> lol
[03:41] <hatake_kakashi> crucialhoax, you'll probably find me roughly equivalent to your instructor :) I despise broadcom
[03:42] <hatake_kakashi> gogeta, yeah in her case, i.e. LeeAnna's, it won't be doable without getting the houses rewired
[03:42] <hatake_kakashi> LeeAnna, are you able to purchase a new USB wireless dongle?
[03:42] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: grab a 6 foor cord walk to roughter
[03:42] <gogeta> foot
[03:42] <LeeAnna> Not atm, no cash.
[03:43] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: acully better idea she got another box connected
[03:43] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: cat 5 into the working box
[03:43] <greezmunkey> blacksunseven: yikes, that bytes.
[03:44] <LeeAnna> If I got ahold of a piece of ethernet to temporarily get internet going on my ubuntu install would that simplify things?
[03:44] <blacksunseven> greezmunkey: haha :-\
[03:44] <hatake_kakashi> gogeta, yes that's probably doable, provided if one has the funds but you may as well sell broadcom for a working one
[03:44] <hatake_kakashi> LeeAnna, hell yeah
[03:44] <gogeta> LeeAnna: yea with a cord you can eyther wire in or wire into a connected pc
[03:44] <LeeAnna> In that case I'll be back tomorrow, I'm visiting a buddy of mine tomorrow who should have extra ethernet
[03:45] <greezmunkey> LeeAnna: crossover I hope!
[03:45] <gogeta> LeeAnna: surly you have a pice lying around
[03:45] <ravibn> Hi! My Karmic Kola is trying to updt OOo from 3.2.0-4 --->3.2.0-7 looks like the server is getting chocked or something else is wrong What can I do to make this updt complete and faster ?
[03:45] <LeeAnna> gogeta: not yet
[03:45] <crucialhoax> hatake_kakashi: They attend the Linux meetings but never agree to sharing their code so dev's can write open Linux drivers. . .
[03:45] <gogeta> LeeAnna: all isps give you some when they give you a roughter
[03:45] <hatake_kakashi> LeeAnna, what sort of cables does he have? normal or crossover?
[03:45] <LeeAnna> Regular cat5
[03:45] <zen933k> ravibn, Are you downloading from canada?
[03:45] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: you can crossover with a normel i have my xbox 360 like that
[03:46] <LeeAnna> Which I should be able to use to get a wired connection to this pc from the router itself
[03:46] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: you cant with cat 6 thow
[03:46] <ravibn> zen933k : How can I find where it is downloading from?
[03:46] <hatake_kakashi> crucialhoax, more importantly is that drivers like bcm43xx/b43 and rndis_wlan are mostly reverse engineered codes by the community.. broadcom provided their own binary blob named wl with limited support and mainly for lp-phy as well as 802.11n capable
[03:46] <LeeAnna> Just cant leave it set up like that on a permanent basis
[03:46] <stal> hey everybody
[03:46] <hatake_kakashi> gogeta, that's not the issue here, if she needs to connect to the router, it needs to be a normal ethernet cable not a crossover
[03:47] <zen933k> zen933k, it's set when you install the first time usually. if you're usa based, forget I said anything. i just had some issues this week when trying to get some packages
[03:47] <LeeAnna> Anyhoo, thanks for your time, appreciate it :)
[03:47] <gbear14275> anyone able to point me to a gui I can use to configure /etc/network/interfaces... I'm having a hard time doing this
[03:47] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: you can use cat 5 for both
[03:47] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: i do it all the time
[03:47] <LeeAnna> bbl etc
[03:47] <blacksunseven> gbear14275: network-manager
[03:47] <zen933k> ravibn, it's set when you install the first time usually. if you're usa based, forget I said anything. i just had some issues this week when trying to get some packages
[03:47] <stal> is my radeon hd3600 preconfigured in 10.04 b2?
[03:47] <CkhiKuzad> I have an extremely old graphics card, (and my processor is 750MHz) and i am installing KDE as i am typing this, would there be a way to make it so i can run KDE at a decent speed?
[03:47] <hatake_kakashi> !lucid | stal
[03:47] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: all cat 5 is is a extra wire
[03:48] <Daskreech> how do I get Empathy to raise a window when prompted?
[03:48] <hatake_kakashi> CkhiKuzad, you might want to turn off all the fancy eyecandy stuff, I can't remember the tool, its called kpersonalization or something
[03:48] <ravibn> zen933k: well it says it is updting from launchpad.net where would that be?
[03:48] <dan> is there a way  to make ubuntu stop asking me for my password everytime I want to change something?
[03:48] <gbear14275> blacksunseven: sudo network-manager
[03:48] <gbear14275> sudo: network-manager: command not found
[03:48] <gbear14275> blacksunseven: I just installed it too...
[03:48] <crucialhoax> dan: no. it is for the systems benefit.
[03:49] <dan> oh well
[03:49] <crucialhoax> gbear14275: sudo nm-applet
[03:49] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: unless my pc is just that unpickly abought the wires i use
[03:49] <hatake_kakashi> gogeta, yes I know what a cat 5 is, but you can't connect a normal cable to another computer, hence crossover, likewise with crossover to a switch via normal ports apart from uplink port
[03:49] <CkhiKuzad> thanks hatake_kakashi. i use GNOME already, and i have an old Kubuntu disk, but i dont want to downgrade to 8.10 with a whole new *buntu install.
[03:49] <gbear14275> crucialhoax: this is a headless server I'm trying to configure through ssh
[03:49] <zen933k> ravibn, just so i am clear you're trying to update ubuntu but it is stalling?
[03:49] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: i crossover my 360 with a cat 5
[03:49] <gbear14275> crucialhoax: nm-applet wont work will it
[03:50] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: same ne i use when i gtta go wired in my roughter
[03:50] <iflema> gogeta come modern interfaces autosence what is required
[03:50] <hatake_kakashi> CkhiKuzad, then probably a good idea is to download the current one off the net
[03:50] <Guest33417> Hi... I just installed Ubuntu today, and I don
[03:50] <crucialhoax> gbear14275: Nevermind then, if it is using a wired connection, network is not needed, unless in your case it is?
[03:50] <Daskreech> how do you get get the Envelope to show you the application window?
[03:50] <blacksunseven> gbear14275: should be in your system menu under preferences, network connections
[03:50] <gogeta> iflema: hes saying you cant crosser with a standerd cable i do
[03:51] <iflema> gogeta some modern interfaces autosence what is required
[03:51] <ptr20r2> hey all
[03:51] <ravibn> zen933k : yes! I am trying to updt and it does the job but it stalls in betwn and speed goes down to like 200 bytes/sec so something is wrong somewhere
[03:51] <CkhiKuzad> thats what i'm doing right now, hatake_kakashi
[03:51] <Yoshario> does anyone know to get phpmyadmin on LAMP
[03:51] <gogeta> iflema: oh
[03:51] <hatake_kakashi> gogeta, yes that's why its called crossover cat5 cable
[03:51] <gbear14275> crucialhoax: blacksunseven:  I'm trying to get my headless machine to use an eth1 interface it has.  eth1 though is not listed in /etc/network/interfaces and I'm having a hard time understanding how to set it up... was hoping for something I could forward through ssh
[03:51] <ptr20r2> anyone know how i could transfer ubuntu's kernel to chrome os
[03:51] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: hes saying my interface doesent care
[03:52] <crucialhoax> blacksunseven: He is ssh'ed in, that wont work.
[03:52] <iflema> gogeta years ago one had to be on the ball with crossover and straight through cables
[03:52] <zen933k> ravign, I experienced that eariler this week too. Not sure why. Did you 'sudo apt-get update'?
[03:52] <crucialhoax> gbear14275: Is it listed under `ifconfig -a`
[03:52] <blacksunseven> gbear14275: could you post your /etc/network/interfaces to pastebin?
[03:52] <ravibn> zen933k : I just went to the update manager GUI
[03:52] <greezmunkey> blacksunseven: yeah, lots of bug reports on that...sorry.
[03:52] <gogeta> iflema: so new interfaces its no longer nedded
[03:52] <hatake_kakashi> CkhiKuzad, ok but also for support with kde you should also try #kubuntu
[03:52] <gbear14275> crucialhoax: yes :) (first sign of hope)
[03:53] <blacksunseven> greezmunkey: oh, really? could you link me to one?
[03:53] <gogeta> iflema: yea i rember my old pc nedded a crossover this one i used a standerd and ir worked
[03:53] <ravibn> zen933k: few days back it updt from 3.1 to 3.2 and it took 1 week for that happen
[03:53] <hatake_kakashi> gogeta, well I could be backward orientated, but I'm still pretty certain on wired cables and which ones to use for which
[03:53] <CkhiKuzad> ah, thanks hatake_kakashi. i use ubuntu a lot, but i usually stick to reserving IRC for technical issues
[03:53] <gbear14275> blacksunseven: paste.ubuntu.com/416432/
[03:53] <zen933k> ravign, Well, launch terminal and try: 'sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade'
[03:53] <ptr20r2> chrome os defaults to software rendering on anything that isnt an intel graphics chip. Ubuntu live cd however is able to cope with other chips and runs with hardware acceleration. since Chrome os is built on linux and closeley related to ubuntu, is there a way to transfer the drivers and the config files, if so, which ones?
[03:54] <zen933k> ravibn, Well, launch terminal and try: 'sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade'
[03:54] <iflema> gogeta yes and no.... alot of devices autosence.... the rule is pretty mucha couple of exceptions but like devises us crossover unlike straight through if ya follow me.
[03:54] <blacksunseven> gbear14275: what kind of interface are you adding?
[03:54] <crucialhoax> gbear14275: Ok, and so I understand you are trying to configure eth1 on a server thru ssh?
[03:54] <rww> ptr20r2: You'd want to ask the Chrome OS people. They're likely more familiar with Ubuntu than we are with their system.
[03:54] <zen933k> If the update stalls, could be server side and  you may just have to try again tomorrow
[03:54] <ravibn> zen933k :  the updt is going now right now Will not affect the current affect
[03:55] <zen933k> ravibn, okay, cancel the GUI update
[03:55] <hatake_kakashi> CkhiKuzad, well that's ok :) just note that if you ask kde related question in here, you might get redirected to #kubuntu instead for support but other than that: kubuntu, lubuntu and xubuntu all share the same base as ubuntu with different front ends
[03:55] <gogeta> iflema: so if it autosences like mine it makes no diffrence
[03:55] <greezmunkey> blacksunseven: I did find something that may help though, look here to see if it meets your needs: http://www.linuxhomenetworking.com/wiki/index.php/Quick_HOWTO_:_Ch15_:_Linux_FTP_Server_Setup#FTP_Users_with_Only_Read_Access_to_a_Shared_Directory
[03:55] <^b0ss^> Question : when wanting to install files how do you install a deb file and a rpm file
[03:55] <blacksunseven> greezmunkey: you already linked me there :P
[03:55] <Daskreech> How do I get Empathy windows to come to the forefront
[03:55] <ravibn> zen933k: it is downloaded abt 12 files of 21 so will that download go away ?
[03:56] <gogeta> iflema: well as long as her machine is pretty new like withen 4 years it probly will autosence
[03:56] <CkhiKuzad> hatake_kakashi, LXDE got its own *buntu distro?
[03:56] <gbear14275> blacksunseven: crucialhoax:  I am trying to get the second on board nic to work so that I can bridge it to VM's.  This is a headless server I am hoping to use as a VM host.  eth0 is working right now and is connected to an internal NAT.  I am trying to configure eth1 to be public facing
[03:56] <rww> ubottu: rpm | ^b0ss^
[03:56] <CkhiKuzad> interesting *apt gets*
[03:56] <greezmunkey> blacksunseven: hmm, long day sorry! Here's part of what I mentioned earlier: http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=ubuntu+ro+bind+mount&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=&fp=bcdf8cbbf06dc4f
[03:56] <hatake_kakashi> CkhiKuzad, very soon, but more like ubuntu gets lxde
[03:56] <iflema> gogeta no difference and hard to say
[03:56] <rww> ^b0ss^: for deb files, double-click them in file browser, or "sudo dpkg -i path/to/file.deb" in terminal
[03:57] <^b0ss^> thank you
[03:57] <CkhiKuzad> nice, i've used LXDE before
[03:57] <gogeta> iflema: this is a 5 year old amd and it autosenced
[03:57] <^b0ss^> i got both with a nero linux suite
[03:57]  * CkhiKuzad goes to offtopic room now.
[03:57] <greezmunkey> blacksunseven: speaking of long day, g'night
[03:57] <perlsyntax> What going on with ubuntu beta i can't upgrade to it?
[03:57] <gbear14275> crucialhoax: so to answer your question... yes
[03:58] <rww> perlsyntax: Lucid/10.04 discussion and support is in #ubuntu+1, not here
[03:58] <stal> my window decorations are flashing when I resize them
[03:58] <perlsyntax> sorry for being a asshole!
[03:58] <stal> is it my decorator or my video card
[03:58] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: will minus us geeking out her need for a crossover probly whont matter
[03:58] <perlsyntax> rude people
[03:59] <ptr20r2> any one help with kernel transfer to chrome os
[03:59] <crucialhoax> gbear14275: One second, I have been reading through tutorials lately and I know I read one on how to edit the system files to use a connection, without NM
[03:59] <gbear14275> thanks crucialhoax
[04:00] <gogeta> hatake_kakashi: relly the case being a laptop its 90% likly to have autosence
[04:00] <^b0ss^> whats the command for find files in terminal
[04:00] <zen933k> ravibn, http://blog.hafees.com/linux/ubuntu-change-download-server-and-fix-slow-updates/
[04:00] <ravibn> zen933k: I gave sudo apt-get update and it is fetching from us.archive.ubuntu.com
[04:00] <crucialhoax> gbear14275: I think this might be it... http://www.ubuntugeek.com/ubuntu-networking-configuration-using-command-line.html
[04:01] <zen933k> ravibn, Okay, us should be fine
[04:01] <gbear14275> crucialhoax: awesome thanks!
[04:01] <Alcor> boss sudo find / -name filename -print
[04:01] <zen933k> ravibn, try the command line update, if you're on a laptop make sure you're plugged in and try: sudo apt-get upgrade
[04:02] <crucialhoax> gbear14275: Is that what you are looking for?
[04:02] <Daskreech> How do I get the Empathy Notification to show me which window it is coming from?
[04:02] <gbear14275> crucialhoax: yeah I think that will work
[04:02] <crucialhoax> gbear14275: Great! :)
[04:02] <gbear14275> crucialhoax: I'll read through and see
[04:02] <ptr20r2> nice ping
[04:02] <ptr20r2> 245 second ping
[04:03] <Alcor> thats about 1/2 mile
[04:03] <Alcor> or so
[04:03] <ptr20r2> can you help me with graphics drivers
[04:04] <Alcor> me? nope, sry
[04:04] <gogeta> ptr20r2: we can try
[04:04] <ptr20r2> perhaps a kernel transfer
[04:04] <colon> Quick question: i have rmx installed, but want to switch it to normal desktop. what is the best way to do this? i saw desktop switcher, but dont know how to access it.
[04:04] <Yoshario> can I op someone here
[04:04] <ravibn> zen933k: I have not killed the gui updt mgr yet. Just hang on now suddenly the speed has increased. What I was trying to tell was I think there is some fix req at the downloading server probably a reboot or something
[04:04] <IdleOne> Yoshario: what do mean?
[04:04] <ptr20r2> i need to get ati and nvidia drivers working in chrome os
[04:05] <IdleOne> ptr20r2: this is #ubuntu
[04:05] <Yoshario> Nothing :P
[04:05] <gogeta> colon: its in system prefs
[04:05] <ptr20r2> and someone mentioned transfering the kernel and xorg from ubuntu
[04:05] <colon> gogeta, thanx, ill look.
[04:05] <aetaric> ptr20r2: did you try building the ubuntu kernel from source on chrome os?
[04:05] <ptr20r2> say what
[04:06] <aetaric> :/
[04:06] <zen933k> ravibn, okay good luck them :)
[04:06] <aetaric> ptr20r2: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile
[04:06] <colon> gogeta, i dont have desktop switcher. did you mean desktop switcher, or something else?
[04:07] <^b0ss^> where do programs on ubuntu install
[04:07] <ptr20r2> ty
[04:07] <gogeta> colon: oh they removed it in 9.10
[04:07] <ravibn> zen933k : yes! I looked at the article and try to chng the server Anyway Thanks for the help
[04:08] <gogeta> colon: hears how in 9.10
[04:08] <Daskreech> How do I get the Empathy window to respond to clicking on the notification applet?
[04:08] <aetaric> ^b0ss^: /bin /sbin /usr/bin /usr/sbin /local/bin /local/sbin /local/usr/bin /local/usr/sbin
[04:08] <aetaric> in those directories
[04:08] <gogeta> colon: heh
[04:09] <colon> gogeta, whats going on?
[04:10] <gogeta> colon: they remove it but its back in 10.4
[04:10] <peterson> how to solve pulse audio cannot play flash video and music player at the same time issue?
[04:10] <colon> gogeta, lol
[04:10] <IdleOne> Daskreech: I don't think you can
[04:10] <Daskreech> IdleOne: :-(
[04:10] <gogeta> colon: guess it had bugs
[04:10] <IdleOne> Daskreech: would make a good feature request
[04:10] <Daskreech> So how do I know where those sounds are coming from
[04:10] <aetaric> ptr20r2: that will likely not work, but it is worth a try
[04:11] <Daskreech> or what I'm to look for?
[04:11] <crucialhoax> peterson: One sec, I read that somewhere.
[04:11] <gogeta> colon: you can always just uninstall the package
[04:11] <gogeta> colon: and force it back
[04:11] <IdleOne> Daskreech: in the envelope top right of your screen
[04:11] <Daskreech> IdleOne: That's the one I'm talking about
[04:11] <gogeta> colon: just remove netbook launcher
[04:11] <IdleOne> click on it and it should list names of people who messaged you
[04:11] <peterson> OK
[04:11] <ptr20r2> aetaric: or do i need to complie the chrome kernel
[04:11] <Daskreech>  I click it and I click on a name and nothing happens except the name gets removed
[04:12] <colon> gogeta, i saw the 10.4 beta package for desktop switcher. could i install that?
[04:12] <aetaric> ptr20r2: well, compile an upstream kernel on chrome.
[04:12] <gogeta> colon: probly would be misisng libs
[04:12] <IdleOne> Daskreech: that's why i don't use Empathy.
[04:12] <crucialhoax> peterson: Here is the linky: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting#Getting more than one application to use the soundcard at the same time
[04:12] <ptr20r2> upstream?
[04:12] <colon> gogeta, ok, ill uninstall net launcher. thx
[04:12] <aetaric> ptr20r2: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/GitKernelBuild
[04:12] <Daskreech> IdleOne: so it's impossible to get it to react?
[04:12] <puser> hi
[04:12] <Daskreech> No other Gnome lib trick or something?
[04:12] <aetaric> ptr20r2: that explains how to build the kernel from kernel.org on ubuntu
[04:12] <hiexpo> !hi
[04:13] <gogeta> colon: can always reinstall if you whant it back
[04:13] <IdleOne> Daskreech: I don't use any IM clients but look in Empathy Prefs there might be a way
[04:13] <puser> need a help
[04:13] <peterson> crucialhoax: is this the fix for pulse audio?
[04:13] <hiexpo> !ask
[04:13] <Daskreech> IdleOne: I did I can make it put a bubble on teh screen which I can't interact with or not that seems to be it
[04:13] <crucialhoax> peterson: did you at least read it?
[04:13] <aetaric> ptr20r2: do the optional step 6
[04:13] <crucialhoax> peterson: It describes your issue...
[04:13] <puser> to boot windows 7 after installin ubuntu
[04:14] <gogeta> colon: thats what i did toget a desktop back
[04:15] <emendo> I just updated to 2.6.33 kernel and I am using an Intel Mac with ubuntu 10.04 running native. I upgraded because the new kernel has sound working for the imac (at least through headphones). Once the kernel was updated to 2.6.33 the proprietary NVIDIA graphics driver which I had activated through systems -> administration -> hardware drivers is now inactive and will not work. systems -> administration -> hardware drivers says to l
[04:15] <puser> need an help to fix windows while booting
[04:16] <aetaric> puser: use the windows install disc
[04:16] <stal> puser: use windows install dvd to fix the mbr
[04:16] <peterson> cruciahoax: it gives the fix of using ALSA system not Pulseaudio system using by 9.10.
[04:16] <stal> if grub doesn't work
[04:16] <Lunks> Hi, I'm trying to install OpenLDAP on my Ubuntu as a LDAP server. I'm not sure about the slapd.d directory structure. Is it fine if I just create directories inside it with names I want or does it follow LDAP structure?
[04:16] <peterson> sudo apt-get install alsa-oss
[04:16] <emendo> My headphones are now working by the way.
[04:16] <aetaric> !server
[04:17] <bubulein> hi
[04:17] <stal> I wish OSX would work as well as ubuntu on my comp
[04:17] <aetaric> !hi bubulein
[04:17] <aetaric> crap
[04:17] <aetaric> !hi | bubulein
[04:17] <ptr20r2> if i just build the kernel with the drivers for ati and nvidia cards, will a usb image configure itself on launch for the hardware
[04:18] <crucialhoax> peterson: Ok, I could not seem to find anything on Pulse specifics.
[04:19] <pal> hey im new new to this ubuntu thing can u guys help me out getting the effects on it please
[04:19] <bubulein> i have a short question. im using alsa. i can use it as root but not as a normal user. so its  permisson problem i cant solve. as normal use i get a message about permission problems with gstremer if i hit the speaker icon. any suggestion
[04:19] <emendo> Does anyone have any ideas?
[04:19] <bubulein> emendo, what wa the questionß
[04:20] <emendo> bubulein: I just updated to 2.6.33 kernel and I am using an Intel Mac with ubuntu 10.04 running native. I upgraded because the new kernel has sound working for the imac (at least through headphones). Once the kernel was updated to 2.6.33 the proprietary NVIDIA graphics driver which I had activated through systems -> administration -> hardware drivers is now inactive and will not work. systems -> administration -> hardware drivers
[04:20] <puser> how to boot both windows 7 and ubuntu.... actually windows 7 installed first
[04:20] <aetaric> bubulein: did you 'chmod -R 777 /' or something?
[04:20] <Daskreech> IdleOne: that kinda sucks :(
[04:20] <ptr20r2> proprietry drivers wont work with that kernel
[04:20] <aetaric> puser: grub should take care of that for you
[04:20] <ptr20r2> use grub to boot into old kernel
[04:21] <puser> but windows 7 not displayin
[04:21] <emendo> ptr20r2: how can I force it to work?
[04:21] <stal> puser: good
[04:21] <stal> it should already work
[04:21] <aetaric> puser: then you need to reinstall grub
[04:21] <pal> u aint helping me adding the effects
[04:21] <bubulein> aetaric, well ... chmod is a daily task *G*. but i think the problem start after ading mangler  ( a ventrillo client) and adding speex
[04:21] <pal> effects
[04:21] <puser> how to reinstall grub
[04:22] <stal> puser: grub-install
[04:22] <ptr20r2> puser: find the exact package name then use "sudo apt-get install (packagename)"
[04:22] <bubulein> emendo, no task for me, if you buy a mac use it else save your money ... sorry for the hard words
[04:22] <puser> let me do it
[04:23] <gogeta> bubulein: you speech you probly need a tts installed
[04:23] <ptr20r2> tits
[04:23] <gogeta> bubulein: find out witch one it uses
[04:23] <ptr20r2> yeah
[04:23] <ptr20r2> omg we're full
[04:24] <gogeta> ptr20r2: linux must hate everyone today lol
[04:24] <ptr20r2> every day
[04:24] <puser> how to find exact package name
[04:24] <bubulein> gogeta, its a general problem. my goal is to listen my music as a normal user. it works fine for user root, but this isn a solution. i dont know which file is affected
[04:25] <IdleOne> ptr20r2: please mind your language
[04:25] <gogeta> puser: normaly it does not need to be exact
[04:25] <ptr20r2> kk
[04:25] <stal> puser: just do a grub-install in terminal
[04:25] <gimoteco> can anyone help me with intel 82801g instalation ?
[04:25] <gogeta> bubulein: if you used sudo in the make if you installed from source thats probly the issue
[04:26] <CkhiKuzad> !lubuntu CkhiKuzad
[04:26] <bubulein> gogeta, i installed magler as a deb
[04:26] <ptr20r2> ok listen up for gfx drivers
[04:26] <bubulein> gogeta, i have only a german error message ... but it say something like ... i cant write to the resource
[04:26] <ptr20r2> 1. Open a terminal and type the following as one line:
[04:26] <ptr20r2> wget http://albertomilone.com/ubuntu/nvidia/scripts/ubuntu/envy_0.9.8-0ubuntu10_all.deb
[04:26] <ptr20r2> 2. Type sudo dpkg -i envy*.deb
[04:26] <ptr20r2> 3. Type sudo apt-get install -f (to ensure all dependencies are installed)
[04:26] <ptr20r2> 4. Type sudo envy -g to start the script
[04:26] <ptr20r2> 5. Now, just follow the steps presented in the GUI envy auto-installer script to complete the installation and video driver configuration
[04:26] <ptr20r2> If all goes well, you should be presented with a nice hardware accelerated graphical ATI or NVIDIA accelerated environment with a GUI control panel and advanced features.
[04:26] <FloodBot4> ptr20r2: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:26] <phani> Hi.. I am having hardy 8.04 version Whenever I minimizing the browser window it will appear towards the bottom right cornet rather than appearing at the task bar. Any suggestions on how to display on taskbar ?
[04:27] <gogeta> bubulein: that means the folder its trying to write to is flagged read only to the user
[04:27] <ptr20r2> puser: pm
[04:27] <puser> done wit sudo apt-get install grub
[04:27] <h00k> ptr20r2: you can use pastebin, we try to keep help in here incase others are following also
[04:27] <gogeta> bubulein: eyther change the folder to a user folder if you can or change that folders permissions
[04:28] <bubulein> gogeta, btw, even firefox cant play sound
[04:28] <ptr20r2> sorry
[04:28] <crucialhoax> I am looking for an alternative to Windows Movie Maker for Ubuntu, anyone have suggestions?
[04:28] <ptr20r2> floodbot told me off
[04:28] <gogeta> bubulein: that means your sound is flagged as root for some reaison
[04:28] <ptr20r2> not much
[04:28] <crucialhoax> bubulein: what groups are you in?
[04:29] <stal> crucialhoax: pitivi is in the sound and video menu
[04:29] <ptr20r2> except virtualdub
[04:29] <rww> crucialhoax: I've heard pitivi is pretty good.
[04:29] <IdleOne> crucialhoax: OpenShot, not sure what Movie Maker does exactly but OpenShot is nice
[04:29] <rww> stal: only in Lucid. It's not included by default in Karmic
[04:29] <gogeta> bubulein: add your user to audio
[04:29] <frank1> arggghh. someone tried to help me install home on a new, second hard drive. he was unsuccessfull and now i cant boot my computer. anyone here think they can help?
[04:29] <gogeta> bubulein: you should be able to do that from user settings
[04:30] <puser> it displays suggested packages as grub-doc mdadm
[04:30] <crucialhoax> gogeta: Exactly. bubulein: Make sure you are part of the sound group.
[04:30] <ptr20r2> cut his fingers off so he can't beak pc's no more
[04:30] <stal> frank1: eat his hard drive
[04:30] <bubulein> gogeta, im familar with unix systems. but it was working. and stopped it from one momend to another. that is what drives me crazy
[04:30] <frank1> yea i would love to but alas, hes in another time zone
[04:30] <ptr20r2> angerfist
[04:31] <crucialhoax> bubulein: Type `groups` in a terminal, post what it displays.
[04:31] <gogeta> bubulein: maybe it got removed from audio somehow
[04:31] <anthony> hi
[04:31] <crucialhoax> Hello.
[04:31] <ptr20r2> hey
[04:31] <bubulein> bubulein adm dialout cdrom plugdev lpadmin admin sambashare
[04:31] <crucialhoax> Thanks IdleOne stal and rww :)
[04:31] <bubulein> oops
[04:31] <Guest29804> hi gay are you all ubuntu of linux user
[04:31] <gogeta> bubulein: if both ff and apps are nedding root for sound that shound likes your issue
[04:31] <ptr20r2> im straigh
[04:32] <ptr20r2> t
[04:32] <gogeta> sounds
[04:32] <IdleOne> !guidelines | Guest29804
[04:32] <stal> everyone: is there a reason to install windows 64 bit yet?
[04:32] <aetaric> frank1: if you have ubuntu installed, try burning 'super grub' to a disc. it can boot your ubuntu install for you. allowing you to use grub-install
[04:32] <Guest29804> hi to all of you
[04:32] <ptr20r2> stal: yeah, it works
[04:33] <stal> ptr20r2: no more "it only works on 32bit" errors?
[04:33] <aetaric> is there a reason to install windows yet? :p
[04:33] <frank1> ok this is gunna show just how dumb i am but what you just said went right over my head
[04:33] <rww> stal: I imagine ##windows would know better than us.
[04:33] <frank1> i had to boot from my ibex cd
[04:34] <frank1> otherwise i just got a buncha error messages and a yellow screen
[04:34] <bubulein> gogeta, so what do you suggest to solve the prob.
[04:34] <gogeta> aetaric: is there ever a reasion to installwindows
[04:34] <aetaric> is jaunty even supported anymore?
[04:34] <gogeta> bubulein: add your account to audio in user settings
[04:34] <BlackDalek> is there any way to output audio to two bluetooth headphones or 1 bluetooth and 1 regular wired headphones simultaneously?
[04:34] <aetaric> gogeta: only for exchange and blackberry enterprise server.
[04:34] <bubulein> sudo usermod -a -G audio bubulein
[04:34] <ptr20r2> stal: thats an application error, 32 bit progs work on 64 bit systems but some progreammers make the installer check the version 4 lisencing porpuses
[04:34] <stal> gogeta: games
[04:34] <bubulein> oops, sorry ladies
[04:34] <aetaric> oh....
[04:34] <aetaric> !ot
[04:35] <crucialhoax> bubulein: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting <--- a few lines down it describes how to add yourself to sound group
[04:35] <gogeta> stal: wine
[04:35] <stal> gogeta: never worked for me
[04:35] <the_file> can anybody please tell me how to exit cat in linux command line?.
[04:35] <rww> the_file: ctrl-c
[04:35] <aetaric> press q
[04:35] <daniskami> the_file: ctrl-D
[04:35] <the_file> OMG THANKS
[04:35] <gogeta> stal: the 1x serise plays a huge list of games just turn off compix first
[04:35] <the_file> I was about to do Control + D
[04:35] <gogeta> compiz
[04:35] <the_file> to quit putty
[04:36] <the_file> but
[04:36] <crucialhoax> the_file: Ctrl+Z Ctrl+C Q, all work.
[04:36] <aetaric> q is pro
[04:36] <frank1> otherwise i just got a buncha error messages and a yellow screen
[04:37] <The_Explorer> Does anyone know a good antivirus software for linux, So that i can scan a windows partition with it. If you wanna go a step farther are there any tools to look for other errors
[04:37] <aetaric> frank1: http://www.supergrubdisk.org/index.php?pid=5
[04:37] <gogeta> The_Explorer: avast for linux i beleve is free
[04:37] <aetaric> The_Explorer: clamav
[04:37] <Alcor> the_file do a man cat.  that will esplain what happened..
[04:37] <gogeta> The_Explorer: avg as well
[04:37] <gogeta> clame to
[04:38] <The_Explorer> thanks
[04:38] <aetaric> oh. i forgot avast was released for linux too. use that
[04:38] <Alcor> Has ne1 ever got a virus in ubunto?
[04:38] <frank1> aetaric: not sure how im gunna burn that while im running from a disk now
[04:38] <The_Explorer> avast vs clamav vs avg. Anyone have a preference to voice?
[04:38] <the_file> hrm so were is the need to use an AV in linux....
[04:38] <gogeta> The_Explorer: looks like avast get the vote
[04:38] <The_Explorer> avast it is
[04:38] <gogeta> the_file: there is
[04:39] <aetaric> frank1: magic :) http://www.supergrubdisk.org/index.php?pid=7
[04:39] <gogeta> the_file: not for linux but to scan stuff going to windows
[04:39] <crucialhoax> the_file: He needs to scan a Win partition.
[04:39] <onestep135> can anyone help me with an automount  issue
[04:39] <the_file> unless your trying to find windows type viruses to save folks using windows
[04:39] <gogeta> the_file: or recovering your windows from one
[04:39] <stal> anyone know where the gtk themes are hiding?
[04:40] <bubulein> *lol* i dont know why ... but a deb package have deleted my sound group enty ... time to figure out which one
[04:40] <onestep135> or let me in on the best way to automatically mount a partition with ubuntu
[04:40] <bubulein> thank you very much
[04:40] <crucialhoax> stal: /usr/share/themes
[04:40] <stal> sorry, but light-themes look disgusting
[04:40] <the_file> stal: in a land far far away
[04:40] <bubulein> thx to gimme back the essentials of working ... music
[04:40] <aetaric> bubulein: just reinstall alsa/pulse
[04:40] <the_file> try doing a search
[04:40] <gogeta> The_Explorer: http://www.avast.com/linux-home-edition thers the url
[04:40] <aetaric> frank1: that work for you?
[04:41] <bubulein> aetaric, it ws a permission prob... ( btw, reinstalling is for windows user. i prefer forensic)
[04:41] <gogeta> yep free like the windows ver
[04:41] <frank1> in theory yes. im reading the instructions now and trying to pretend like i can do this
[04:41] <the_file> if windows won't boot use heirens boot cd
[04:41] <TechIsCool> lol
[04:41] <the_file> it comes with av software
[04:41] <bubulein> aetaric, i had my focus on group audio and not sound
[04:41] <gogeta> the_file: and if the vires is new
[04:41] <gogeta> the_file: lol
[04:42] <onestep135> help with auto mounting a partition
[04:42] <the_file> well updated the av database, then burn agian
[04:42] <gogeta> the_file: rather then just boot linux and hit scan
[04:42] <gogeta> lol
[04:42] <crucialhoax> gogeta: Kaspersky makes a live cd and it updates while in the bootable CD.
[04:42] <gogeta> nice
[04:43] <crucialhoax> plus, it is free.
[04:43] <gogeta> so is avast
[04:43] <gogeta> and avg and clam
[04:43] <crucialhoax> I meant the bootable disc lol
[04:43] <gogeta> lol
[04:44] <frank1> aetaric:any ideas why copying my home folder to a second drive would make things go all wacky?
[04:44] <aetaric> why would you copy your home folder?
[04:44] <crucialhoax> personal files...
[04:45] <frank1> trying to put the contents of the home folder on a newly added larger hd
[04:45] <bubulein>  a last question whats the diffrence betwwen group audio and sound ?
[04:45] <aetaric> it shouldn't make it fail to boot.
[04:45] <aetaric> bubulein: yes.