[00:00] <matt__>  soundray tried it. dreamnid think i tried that.
[00:00] <JFactor> MrObvious: Ok it is pastebinned
[00:00] <CrazyWulf> Ok I'm having major problems with my cd burner not working with Ubuntu/Kubuntu.     It's a CW078D ATAPI CD-R/RW (generic),   works 100% perfectly with windows but doesn't seemt to want to cooperate here.     Acting very very strange
[00:00] <matt__> https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/2812 that is exactly what is happening.
[00:00] <soundray> phroughy: then your xorg.conf change is ignored. It must be a hardy issue. Ask in #ubuntu+1
[00:00] <pilot> anybody know anything about ppc
[00:00] <Fryguy--> CrazyWulf: that's not very descriptive
[00:00] <CrazyWulf> Right now I don't even have a disc in the drive and it's still showing a "blank" cd on the desktop
[00:00] <CrazyWulf> When I try to burn, it always gives me a failed message
[00:01] <pilot> anybody know anything about ppc ubuntu on an ibook - internal mic doesn't work
[00:01] <pilot> feisty
[00:01] <jga> anybody gotten network manager wireless static ip to work?
[00:01] <ian07> I just installed firestarter, and attempted to enable shared internet connection but then said eth0 is not ready
[00:01] <Fryguy--> jga: network manager has limited to no support doing doing anything with static IPs
[00:01] <ian07> what do I do?
[00:02] <phroughy> !xorg.conf
[00:02] <ubotu> The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[00:02] <CrazyWulf> If I go into places/computer and try to click on the drive itself it gives me this message:    mount: special device /dev/hda does not exist
[00:02] <jga> Fryguy--: any alternatives?
[00:02] <Fryguy--> jga: do it manually via cli
[00:02] <pilot> anybody know anything about ppc ubuntu on an ibook g3 - internal mic doesn't work
[00:02] <ian07> via cli?
[00:02] <dreamnid> matt__: what option are you using?
[00:02] <AnRkey> pilot
[00:02] <pazsion>  need help setting up a dial-in/dialup server...join #ubuntuserver if you can help me out
[00:02] <matt__> dreamnid: option for what?
[00:02] <CrazyWulf> I did a search on google but couldn't find any similiar issues
[00:02] <pilot> yes
[00:03] <dreamnid> matt__: the vga
[00:03] <Fryguy--> ian07: you should really hit up google a bit instead of asking people in here to walk you through every single step and hiccup you run into.  There is PLENTY of documentation available all over the place for this stuff
[00:03] <AnRkey> pilot: doble click your speacker icon next to your date and time
[00:03] <dreamnid> in grub
[00:03] <soundray> pilot: have some patience before you repeat. Check out installation reports for your laptop model on tuxmobil.org
[00:03] <ian07> ok
[00:03] <matt__> dreamnid: i selected mine, 1280x1024
[00:03] <dreamnid> matt__: wait...
[00:03] <AnRkey> pilot, click edit, prefs
[00:03] <naxa> i set some gamma values but after some inactivity, ubuntu restores bright and full rgb settings, making my eyes to enter another 15 minutes long geting used to the darj period. how can i disable this?
[00:03] <jga> Fryguy--: what do I need in my network/interfaces file?
[00:03] <CrazyWulf> Anyone have any ideas?
[00:03] <matt__> dreamnid: ok
[00:03] <AnRkey> pilot, then enable everything
[00:03] <dreamnid> matt__ : it works when you boot the live cd
[00:03] <AnRkey> pilot, click ok
[00:03] <pilot> did that...no capture entry
[00:03] <dreamnid> matt__ : but it doesn't work after you try booting off the hd?
[00:04] <AnRkey> pilot, check your recording settings and mic boost
[00:04] <Fryguy--> jga: the same things you'd need if you were doing static IPs over a wired connection
[00:04] <CrazyWulf> Anyone?
[00:04] <phroughy> what can you do to have a new xorg.conf file made for your setup?
[00:04] <Sonja> brb
[00:04] <pilot> in alsamixer?
[00:04] <AnRkey> pilot, play with this settings till your mic level is up and your mic is on
[00:04] <Moe|Joe> anyone know where i put the rndc.conf and named.conf files on ubuntu?
[00:04] <danand> fryguy - will try to pastebin my network/interfaces file for you
[00:05] <danand> Fryguy-- hold one
[00:05] <matt__> dreamnid: i can't boot into the livecd, i'm in ubuntu now, i'm just wanting to try the 64bit, so when i go to boot livecd, after i select "start or install ubuntu", the screen turns black, as if my computer is off (that seems to be what my monitor thinks).
[00:05] <CrazyWulf> I just need to burn this image and *really* don't feel like reinstalling Windows to do it
[00:05] <AnRkey> pilot, no double click the speacker next to your date and time
[00:05] <dreamnid> Moe|Joe: ... it should be in /etc/named/named.conf if I remember
[00:05] <dame> how can i desible compiz from shell?
[00:05] <pilot> there is no detection in gnome sound manager/pref or alsamixer
[00:05] <BenderUnit22> phroughy: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg.
[00:05] <AnRkey> dame metazity --replace &
[00:05] <dreamnid> matt__ : gotcha.
[00:05] <pilot> everything is checked there
[00:05] <AnRkey> dame, sorry it's metacity
[00:05] <matt__> dreamnid: so any solutions?
[00:05] <naxa> why ubuntu autorestores brightness?
[00:05] <dreamnid> matt__ : well... not too sure
[00:06] <dreamnid> matt__ : are you sure you have a 64 bit cpu?
[00:06] <pilot> no capture entry
[00:06] <matt__> dreamnid: yes....
[00:06] <AnRkey> pilot, are your inputs and mics enables
[00:06] <Shadow147> !find sdl
[00:06] <ubotu> Found: libsdl-image1.2, libsdl-image1.2-dev, libsdl-mixer1.2, libsdl-mixer1.2-dev, libsdl-ttf2.0-0 (and 53 others)
[00:06] <pazsion> help me setup a dial-up server for ubuntu join #ubuntuserver recent how to's posted join in...
[00:06] <AnRkey> pilot; enabled and not muted
[00:06] <dame> AnRkey: thanks!
[00:06] <bascule> CrazyWulf: cdrecord -vv dev=/dev/scd0 speed=16 the.iso, what happens?
[00:06] <dreamnid> matt__ : You might want to try the alternative cd
[00:06] <jrib> pazsion: please do not do that
[00:06] <AnRkey> dame, np
[00:06] <dreamnid> matt__ : Otherwise, I don't have any other ideas
[00:06] <pilot> there is no entry for a mic at all...but i know it's there b/c it works in osx
[00:06] <AnRkey> dame, compiz --replace &
[00:07] <AnRkey> dame, to turn it on again
[00:07] <gyaresu> !automatix
[00:07] <ubotu> automatix is not recommended, supported or needed. See http://mjg59.livejournal.com/77440.html and « /msg ubotu WorksForMe »
[00:07] <matt__> dreamnid: thought about alt....but dunno...if it won't boot the live cd, it's possible that it won't boot an alt. install. so i dunno.
[00:07] <dreamnid> matt__ : true
[00:08] <AnRkey> pilot, check to see if there is not perhaps a jack sensing option
[00:08] <AnRkey> pilot, playing with that on some systems turns the mic on and off
[00:08] <dreamnid> Moe|Joe: I just checked, it's in /etc/bind/named.conf
[00:08] <pilot> in preferences or in alsamixer
[00:09] <pilot> no entries for jack at all
[00:09] <danand> Fryguy-- /etc/network/interfaces - static - http://pastebin.com/d24cc0a50
[00:09] <dreamnid> I'm going to throw this out... doubt anyone will know the answer... Does anybody know how to quit a stalled ssh terminal (ie the ssh connection drops) and I don't want to wait for the timeout?
[00:09] <pingui> hi people
[00:09] <ag0g0girl> hey, any ppc users here
[00:09] <pilot> this is an ibook, remember it's ppc platform
[00:10] <gyaresu> Got a mate I'm helping. What's the alternative to automatix to get all the nonfree stuff?
[00:10] <ag0g0girl> I went to #ubuntu-powerpc
[00:10] <ag0g0girl> no one there
[00:10] <Flannel> !medibuntu | gyaresu
[00:10] <ubotu> gyaresu: medibuntu is a repository of packages that cannot be included into the Ubuntu distribution for legal reasons - See http://www.medibuntu.org
[00:10] <soundray> dreamnid: hit return, then ~ and . (tilde and period)
[00:10] <gyaresu> Flannel: cheers
[00:10] <branstrom> Should an Ubuntu box be accessible as just Bob or Bob.local? Should I not use a local domain name like that?
[00:10] <phenom> ag0g0girl, ppc = Power PC = Pocket PC?
[00:10] <bascule> ag0g0girl: sudo nano /etc/initramfs-tools/modules
[00:10] <pilot> double click speaker icon, prefrences - everything checked and turned up...nothing
[00:10] <branstrom> dns zone or whatever
[00:10] <dreamnid> soundray: wow! awesome - thanks! :-P
[00:11] <pingui> whats up people
[00:11] <htns> http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/europe/01/27/spain.europe.terror.plot/index.html?eref=rss_topstories#
[00:11] <_gtt_> anyone know a command i can use to find out my mobo model # ?
[00:11] <bascule> add the line ide-core, press ctrl+o then ctrl +x then run sudo update-initramfs -u
[00:11] <_gtt_> (or util)
[00:11] <jrib> !offtopic | htns
[00:11] <Shpook> Alright, I think I fixed my wireless problems. How would I run commands at startup? Just add it to "Sessions"?
[00:11] <ubotu> htns: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[00:13] <adub> my clock still jumps up exactly an hour
[00:13] <adub> i just did reinstall ubuntu formatted and fresh install
[00:13] <niuq> it's there any compatibility issue with a celeron processor?
[00:13] <niuq> 7.10
[00:14] <adub> naw this is amd
[00:14] <adub> yes using 7.10
[00:14] <RequinB5> jga - lspci ?
[00:14] <RequinB5> oops nevermind
[00:14] <dreamnid> adub, I think niuq was asking his own question :-P
[00:14] <soundray> niuq: no, ubuntu i386 should run on it just fine
[00:14] <adub> with ubuntu earlier version the clock was fine now it always wants to jump ahead exactly an hour
[00:14] <Shadow147> !find sdl
[00:14] <ubotu> Found: libsdl-image1.2, libsdl-image1.2-dev, libsdl-mixer1.2, libsdl-mixer1.2-dev, libsdl-ttf2.0-0 (and 53 others)
[00:14] <dreamnid> adub - what timezone are you using?
[00:15] <niuq> i had like<PHONE_NUMBER> errors while installing 7.10
[00:15] <adub> central standard time
[00:15] <niuq> something like, buffer i/o on device hdc, logical block
[00:15] <niuq> something like it
[00:15] <DG19075> got a ? for all the trusted brains here..still trying to get VLC, OpenOffice to not auto start upon reboot or restarting X. I've tried modifying the Sessions applet but no luck. Anyone with ideas....?
[00:15] <dreamnid> adub: hmm.. interesting
[00:15] <bascule> niuq: bad burn
[00:15] <theunixgeek> Does Dell's Ubuntu desktop computer allow for the desktop effects?
[00:15] <niuq> bascule: really?
[00:15] <niuq> mmmm
[00:16] <magnetron> adub: when does this one hour skip occur? do you dualboot to windows?
[00:16] <bascule> niuq: yup, burn at 8x
[00:16] <niuq> bascule: how can i check for integrity?
[00:16] <peezawaki> hi there!
[00:16] <adub> i have indiana vincennes selected and when i select have sync to internet servers it still wants to be an hour ahead
[00:16] <soundray> theunixgeek: yes
[00:16] <bascule> niuq: there is an option when you boot the cd i am sure
[00:16] <dreamnid> DG19075: Did you try the Sessions Options?
[00:16] <theunixgeek> soundray: thanks
[00:16] <DG19075> yes I did..I think
[00:16] <niuq> ok
[00:16] <adub> magnetron i dont know im not dual booting any longer i was since i redid system im running windows inside a virtual machine my entire hard disk is ext3
[00:16] <rxndx> confirming that all compiz and emerald effects/themes are working on Intel 82915G
[00:16] <Al2O3> I installed kqemu, but whereis can't seem to find it, and kqemu at the CLI won't launch it.
[00:17] <magnetron> adub: ok, i see
[00:17] <rxndx> anyone know how to get the front panel headphone jack to work?
[00:17] <niuq> bascule: and why should i burn at 8x?
[00:17] <DG19075> still no luc though
[00:17] <DG19075> luck*
[00:17] <Al2O3> Any ideas where it hides, 'sudo apt-get build-dep kqemu ; sudo apt-get install kqemu
[00:17] <magnetron> Al2O3: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsXPUnderQemuHowTo
[00:17] <jrib> Al2O3: where what hides?
[00:17] <bascule> niuq: linux ISOs are picky ... :)
[00:18] <bascule> niuq: professional duping machines run at 8x, for good reason too
[00:18] <magnetron> Al2O3: read that guide on how to install kqemu
[00:18] <Al2O3> the installation of kqemu
[00:18] <bod_> hey guys,. how do i get compiz to start automagically?
[00:18] <Al2O3> ok, magnetron
[00:18] <Al2O3> I have qemu working no problem, just wnat to see if kqemu is faster.
[00:18] <adub> how do i get it to synchronize to the server
[00:18] <Al2O3> I heard it is significantly faster.
[00:18] <niuq> bascule: i see, well i'll try it out i think
[00:18] <dreamnid> adub: I recommend the ntpd service
[00:18] <Moe|Joe> dreamnid: ive completely lost myself now
[00:18] <Moe|Joe> lol
[00:18] <adub> if i dont want to go manual i choose sync to server and its still an hour ahead
[00:19] <Shadow147> !paste
[00:19] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[00:19] <dreamnid> Moe|Joe: HOw so?
[00:19] <niuq> bascule: thanks
[00:19] <bascule> niuq: it's almost impossible to copy a knoppix disc and get a good burn, needs to come of the ISO
[00:19] <bascule> welcome
[00:19] <AnRkey> sorry pilot, had to step out
[00:19] <DG19075> dreamnid: I did enable session options, and disable VLC, but it still comes up upon rebnoot
[00:20] <dreamnid> DG19075: I meant using the "Remember currently running applications" button in Seession Options; is this what you're talking about?
[00:20] <pilot> no problem
[00:20] <adub> which server would i select to sync to to be cst
[00:20] <DG19075> yup
[00:20] <dreamnid> adub: any
[00:20] <Pici> adub: It doenst matter.
[00:20] <levander> I'm getting sound out of the analog outs on my sound card, but not the digital outs.  Does anybody know where I can configure it so that my sound card uses the digital outs?
[00:20] <neko> hi people
[00:20] <Pici> adub: I think your problem lies with the way that your BIOS's time is set.
[00:20] <dreamnid> adub: it's based off your /etc/timezone
[00:20] <adub> i choose ntp.ubuntu.com
[00:20] <Shadow147> I am getting an sdl error and heres when I getting while preforming the sudo sh ./configure or autogen.sh http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/53822/
[00:20] <AnRkey> pilot, if everything is ticked, then play with the settings. Also try enable and disabling yourmic boost. Also remember to try a plug in mic as a test.
[00:20] <adub> and im still an hour ahead
[00:21] <RedCyper_> hi @ll
[00:21] <Pici> adub: Did you pick your timezone?
[00:21] <pilot> there is only a headphone jack, no mic jack
[00:21] <adub> pici ya
[00:21] <DG19075> unchecked VLC and set it to remember that but VLC still comes up...
[00:21] <adub> America/Kentucky/Monticello
[00:21] <adub> i also tried
[00:21] <sajes> Is there a way to access a computer remotely that's on the same network as I am?
[00:22] <dreamnid> DG19075: You mean VLC is listed in Startup Programs?
[00:22] <pilot> it's a white ibook g3
[00:22] <dreamnid> sajes: ssh or VNC
[00:22] <adub> america indiana tell city
[00:22] <DG19075> yup
[00:22] <odysseas> is there anyway to access samba shares through the file add dialog in gtk2 apps?
[00:22] <JFactor> can anyone help me setup a BCM4328 Wireless card in gutsy
[00:22] <dreamnid> DG19075: interesting
[00:22] <sajes> dreamnid, thanks. I'll go google them.
[00:22] <JFactor> I have tried many things
[00:22] <DG19075> DXo I need to take it out?
[00:22] <JFactor> only to fail always
[00:22] <Moe|Joe> dreamnid: i just followed everything on... http://opencomputing.blogspot.com/2006/12/fixing-rndc-error-with-bind9.html
[00:22] <pilot> i played with all the settings and theres simply no capture device detected
[00:22] <dreamnid> DG19075: well, if it is unchecked, it shouldn't run it
[00:22] <Moe|Joe> and still dont work :(
[00:22] <dreamnid> DG19075: of course, you can try removing it too
[00:22] <adub> cool i think its fixed
[00:23] <jordan> hello, is there a way i can swap primary and secondary monitors?
[00:23] <dreamnid> DG19075: I doubt it will make a difference
[00:23] <DG19075> I just removed it from the list...
[00:23] <dreamnid> DG19075 : ok - logoff and log back in
[00:23] <neko> what is the command to know the cpu temperature ?
[00:23] <adub> yeah its set right now thanks guys
[00:24] <soundray> neko: try acpi -V
[00:24] <dreamnid> neko: sensors
[00:24] <neko> thanks
[00:24] <RequinB5> I'm supposed to insert the LiveCD in /cdrom, but neither of my drives seem to do this.  Would it be acceptablet o just copy the files from the CD-ROM to /cdrom
[00:24] <Shadow147> while compiling a program I go this error http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/53822/
[00:24] <Shadow147> got*
[00:24] <adub> problem i think was i was manual setting with wrong time zone so it was stepping up one hour for whatever reason i set it to ntp and choose right time zone and it sets itself back
[00:24] <adub> to correct time
[00:24] <neko> okey acpi -V did the job
[00:24] <dreamnid> Requin85: ok... wait, what areyou trying to do?
[00:25] <neko> also my hdd is damn hot
[00:25] <neko> on my laptop
[00:25] <Jobias> hi, i'm unable to login due to an error with .ICEauthority and gnome. when i googled the problem, i got a lot of solutions involving permissions, which i tried with no success. however i think i now know what the problem is: the error says that it cannot lock the file /home/jwleung/.ICEauthority, but my username is jwl not jwleung. how do i convince gnome to look in /home/jwl/ and not /home/jwleung/?
[00:25] <SpookyET> The reason why I want to install arch is because I like snowball releases. Snowballs don't stop at the middle of the mountain an wait 6 months. I keep hitting into walls with Ubuntu because packages are old and do not have the functionality I need in the name of stability. And, backports is pretty stale.
[00:25] <neko> is there command to set him be cooler  ?
[00:25] <RequinB5> dreamnid - restricted devices manager says to put the CD in /cdrom.  I've put it in both my CD drives but neither fixes the error, in fact both give me "cannot unmount, may be busy"
[00:25] <DG19075> dreamnid.. just restarted X but VLC still pops up... very strange
[00:25] <soundray> Shadow147: 'sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2-dev'
[00:26] <RequinB5> dreamnid - ok, well apparently /cdrom links to /media/cdrom0
[00:26] <pete> I have two video cards, one PCI and one AGP, with the AGP being an old nvidia card (not sure of the model, sorry). X won't start at all because it claims that there are no screens to be found, but it also gives an error about no nvidia module being found, either. Not really sure where to go from here, basically I'd like both monitors that I have plugged in (one on each card) to work independently, on different X displays.
[00:26] <pete> any suggestions?
[00:26] <dreamnid> Requin85: yeah
[00:27] <Shadow147> soundray I have that package already installed
[00:27] <jga> in my network/interfaces, what are my options for wireless-mode?
[00:27] <soundray> Shadow147: try deleting the config cache then
[00:28] <Shadow147> soundray how do I do that?
[00:28] <dreamnid> Requin85: I would suggest logging off and back in and see if the error is still there
[00:28] <dreamnid> Requin85: or trying umount -l /media/cdrom0 although not sure if that will work
[00:28] <soundray> Shadow147: I don't know, it depends on the program. One sure way would be to delete the entire source directory and re-unpack it from the archive
[00:28] <RequinB5> dreamnid - hold on.  i'll try that but thats basically the back end of what the manager is trying to do
[00:29] <Shadow147> ok
[00:29] <Shadow147> soundray ok thanks
[00:29] <techgeek40> Okay - FINALLY got compiz-fusion configured (I love new toys) - but two questions - first exactly what is emerald?
[00:29] <tonyyarusso> Any ideas what I could use to convert Quicktime .MOV files to Ogg Vorbis?
[00:30] <soundray> tonyyarusso: you want to extract the soundtrack?
[00:30] <dreamnid> techgeek40: It's a windows decorator
[00:30] <techgeek40> Tonyyaruss: http://www.riverpast.com/en/support/tutorials/convert/mov/ogg.php
[00:30] <dreamnid> techgeek40: More customizable/advanced than the default Metacity
[00:30] <tonyyarusso> soundray: Doh, I misspoke.  Although, I do actually want to extract the soundtrack for one of the files, my main question was actually for _Theora_.
[00:30] <techgeek40> dreamnid: Any idea where I can get some more themes -
[00:30] <tonyyarusso> techgeek40: Looks promising.
[00:30] <dreamnid> techgeek40: No, I don't use emerald myself... although I probably should
[00:31] <RequinB5> dreamnid - ok the cd is in /media/cdrom0 ... relogged in.... "unable to unmount the CD-ROM in /cdrom/, it may still be in use"
[00:31] <soundray> tonyyarusso: I think I would look to mencoder first
[00:31] <tonyyarusso> soundray: all right
[00:31] <Shadow147> soundray it didn't work
[00:31] <n6pfk> I have a usb hd that disappears when copying from it to my hd.  I can remount it only by using the next sd?1 device name?
[00:31] <neko> 46°C for the hd seems okey to you ?
[00:31] <dreamnid> RequinB5: ok, try sudo umount -j /media/cdrom0
[00:31] <soundray> Shadow147: are you sure you have the -dev package for libsdl installed?
[00:31] <dreamnid> RequinB5: actually, try sudo umount -f /media/cdrom0
[00:32] <Shadow147> soundray ues I have it installed
[00:32] <Shadow147> soundray yes**
[00:32] <SANTAbios> how do i uninstall from the command line is it apt-get uninstall?
[00:32] <RequinB5> umount2: invalid argument ; umount: /media/cdrom0 not mounted
[00:32] <dreamnid> SANTAbios: sudo apt-get remove
[00:32] <RequinB5> then it should work -.-
[00:33] <mcisbackuk> SANTAbios: 'apt-get remove'
[00:33] <dreamnid> RequinB5: err..
[00:33] <soundray> Shadow147: does the file /usr/bin/sdl-config exist?
[00:33] <SANTAbios> thanks
[00:33] <Shadow147> soundray yes
[00:33] <SANTAbios> ok now for more advanced question have yall ever setup dovecot imap server on ubuntu?
[00:33] <thechris> I need help with the "install from linux" method
[00:33] <thechris> i can boot a 32bit livecd from the HDD, but not 64bit
[00:34] <dreamnid> SANTAbios: yeah.... using the guide from the Ubuntu wiki
[00:34] <thechris> it hangs after it finds the mouse
[00:34] <RequinB5> dreamnid - i can type out the actual 4 line error msg
[00:34] <bod_> thechris, is it a 64 bit machine?
[00:34] <dreamnid> RequinB5: I'm just confused where umount2 comes from
[00:34] <JFactor> Can anyone help?
[00:34] <SANTAbios> dreamnid did u get squirrellmail to work?
[00:34] <_daniel__> Anyone familiar with netcat ?
[00:34] <dreamnid> RequinB5: Did you noticed that I used the -f and not the -j
[00:34] <dreamnid> SANTAbios: yep
[00:34] <RequinB5> yes, it wouldn't accept -j
[00:35] <dreamnid> RequinB5: Maybe it will be easier if you did a restart?
[00:35] <dreamnid> RequinB5: not sure if anybody else has a better idea
[00:35] <soundray> Shadow147: what do you get when you run sdl-config?
[00:35] <RequinB5> dreamnid - might as well.  This is my "problem box"
[00:35] <soundray> Shadow147: (should just be a usage message)
[00:36] <Shadow147> soundray yes thats wat I got
[00:36] <odysseas> is there any way to access samba shares throught the Add File dialog in GTK2 applications?
[00:36] <SANTAbios> dreamnid what was the url for instructions?
[00:36] <thechris> bod_: yes
[00:36] <soundray> Shadow147: and sdl-config --version says 1.2.11 ?
[00:36] <JFactor> exit
[00:37] <Shadow147> soundray yes
[00:37] <techgeek40> <---dancing in glee (for the moment)
[00:37] <dreamnid> SANTAbios: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PostfixVirtualMailBoxClamSmtpHowto#head-38e5ee5a1e3385cde810bf2ab24bd41b13979adf
[00:37] <techgeek40> LOL In a few hours I will probably be pulling my hair out getting my NetGear PCMCIA card working for wireless internet
[00:38] <soundray> Shadow147: in that case I would look in the configure script of your source package and see whether it does something weird when it runs sdl-config
[00:38] <dreamnid> DG19075: Any luck?
[00:38] <mohbana> hi, does anyone know how to share torrent between os's.  I use windows and ubuntu, utorrent and azureus.  basically when i switch to ubuntu i want azureus to detect all the files i download whilst on windows and resume them
[00:39] <dreamnid> mmm, maybe you can tell Azureus to monitor a folder for your .torrent files?
[00:39] <dreamnid> I know you can do this for deluge
[00:40] <Kitar|st> just modified my forum a bit www.ceriatoneforum.com (forum about guitar amps) Marshall Clones...
[00:40] <Kitar|st> hehe
[00:40] <dreamnid> and of course make sure Windows and Linux can read/write to that folder
[00:40] <ThipThip> How do I put a CTRL-C in a script?
[00:40] <techgeek40> mohbana: you'll need to make sure both OS's can share the same folder and that is where they will download the torrents to the same folder
[00:40] <mohbana> yep i made sure they are both downloading to the same folder
[00:40] <soundray> ThipThip: kill -s 15 pid
[00:41] <AnRkey> ThipThip, what is the ctrl-c for in the script?
[00:41] <Shadow147> soundray looks like it's looking fot the test
[00:41] <mohbana> dreamnid, does deluge offer ssimiliar features to azureus
[00:41] <sam_> anyone know of a tool i can use in ubuntu to stitch together a few short video clips?
[00:41] <dreamnid> mohbana: I never used Azureus, so I can't tell you for sure
[00:41] <Shadow147> soundray scrip and its not finding it for some reason
[00:41] <bascule> sam_: kino
[00:41] <dreamnid> mohbana: but I think Deluge is a lighter-weight BT client
[00:41] <Freakingme> acc. to netstat, I've got a service running on port   53 (both tcp and udp I think), however, when I telnet that app, no reply is given, also when I do a strace on that particular service, no info about the expected request is given. How do I debug that? (it dont matter whether I use telnet or dig (it's about dns indeed))
[00:41] <ThipThip> AnRkey:  I want to terminate devilspie mid-script
[00:41] <dreamnid> mohbana: so probably not
[00:41] <soundray> Shadow147: is it using the correct syntax according to the usage message?
[00:41] <JFactor> Does anyone know how to use ndsiwrapper to set up BCM4328 wireless card in gutsy
[00:42] <BenderUnit22> mohbana: as dreamnid told you, deluge by fair isn't as, eh, "feature rich" as Azureus is.
[00:42] <BenderUnit22> s/fair/far/
[00:42] <ThipThip> AnRkey (and move on with other commands)
[00:42] <dreamnid> mohbana: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BitTorrent_client
[00:42] <AnRkey> ThipThip, then use the exit command
[00:42] <AnRkey> or if you want to start something that does not end
[00:42] <akromyk> what is the linux equivalent of Daemon Tools?
[00:42] <techgeek40> mohbana: but the problem is that most torrents that I know of won't resume *IF* the torrent is not already listed in the app for downloading
[00:42] <dreamnid> mohbana : I would be surprised if Azureus cannot monitor a folder for .torrent files though
[00:42] <AnRkey> then run command here &
[00:42] <soundray> !mountiso | akromyk
[00:42] <ubotu> akromyk: To mount an ISO disc image, type « sudo mount -o loop <ISO-filename> <mountpoint> » or use the "gmountiso" package - There is a list of useful cd image conversion tools at http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/CD_Image_Conversion - Always verify the ISO using !MD5 before !burning.
[00:43] <AnRkey> the & makes it run in the background
[00:43] <Shpook> How do share files between two Gutsy computers?
[00:43] <akromyk> thanks
[00:43] <dreamnid> Shpook: You can use NFS or Samba
[00:43] <Freakingme> Shpook over nfs?
[00:43] <Shpook> Whichever is best. :-)
[00:43] <akee> can anyone help me with a problem i am having trying to set my timezone?
[00:43] <Shadow147> soundray do you want me to send the congiure script?
[00:43] <Shpook> Is it just a matter of installation, or is there a walkthrough I can refer to?
[00:44] <syntaxerror55> There's a major typo on http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/710tour, "If you are upgrading from Ubuntu 7.04, we have special easy to follow upgrade instructions."
[00:44] <soundray> Shadow147: okay, then. Pastebin pls
[00:44] <AnRkey> Shpook, u can use ssh too
[00:44] <AnRkey> Shpook, google >> sshfs
[00:44] <akee> running "date" displays the time in terms of UTC
[00:45] <mohbana> dreamnid, are monitoring using deluge?
[00:45] <Shpook> AnRkey: I haven't learned how to use ssh yet. :-( Thanks though, I'll go look into it now.
[00:45] <Freakingme> syntaxerror55 what's the error? I dont see it
[00:45] <akee> but my /etc/localtime is linked to /usr/share/zoneinfo/Pacific
[00:45] <Shadow147> soundray http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/53825/
[00:45] <michalski> syntaxerror55 :S
[00:45] <neko> is 44°C for the hard disk when i do nothing is normal ?
[00:45] <syntaxerror55> Freakingme: "we have special easy to follow upgrade instructions"
[00:45] <soundray> syntaxerror55: what's the typo?
[00:45] <dreamnid> Shpook: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/nfs-server-and-client-configuration-in-ubuntu.html
[00:45] <michalski> syntaxerror55: .....
[00:45] <AnRkey> neko, no it's too hot then
[00:46] <syntaxerror55> soundray: michalski: special easy
[00:46] <dreamnid> Shpook: Although you can share folders by right hand clicking and selecting "share" sorta like Windows
[00:46] <Freakingme> syntaxerror55 it's 1:45 am here, help me out please ;)
[00:46] <AnRkey> neko, make sure it's got space above it and beneath it
[00:46] <RequinB5> ok, getting some kind of somthing working... I need firmware to run my wireless card, restricted drivers manager tells me "The software source for the package bcm34xx-fwcutter is not enabled."
[00:46] <dreamnid> mohbana: I'm sorry, I don't follow you
[00:46] <neko> ?
[00:46] <michalski> syntaxerror55: ok so you put in a comma, Special,easy to follow, intructions
[00:46] <Shpook> dreamnid: Thank you for the link. I tried that, but neither computer will recongize the shared folder of the other.
[00:46] <soundray> syntaxerror55: read 'we have special, easy-to-follow upgrade instructions'
[00:46] <neko> ah maybe it'is this as my hdd is near full
[00:46] <dreamnid> Shpook: using nfs?
[00:46] <danbhfive> !enablesources > RequinB5
[00:47] <syntaxerror55> soundray: but there's no comma.
[00:47] <AnRkey> neko, if the hdd is near the front of the case, like most cases, then install an 80mm fan to draw air over the drives.
[00:47] <neko> i notice is the hotness because it's a laptop
[00:47] <dreamnid> shpook: do you get any error messages?
[00:47] <dreamnid> shpook: wheen you connect
[00:47] <michalski> syntaxerror55: and you call that major? :P nobody's perfect
[00:47] <mohbana> dreamnid, deluge supports monitoring folders right?
[00:47] <Freakingme> syntaxerror55 that doesn't mean it's wrong I'd guess..
[00:47] <soundray> syntaxerror55: according to most style guides I know, the comma would be optional in this place.
[00:47] <shachaf> Question: I want to download the whole Ubuntu APT repository, to install on several offline computers.
[00:47] <dreamnid> mohbana: Let me double check
[00:47] <syntaxerror55> michalski: soundray: Freakingme: I wasn't reading it the way you guys were.
[00:47] <shachaf> Is there a standard/best way of doing that?
[00:47] <neko> i mean i feel its heat on my laps
[00:47] <soundray> syntaxerror55: I agree it's not beautiful English, but it's not a typo.
[00:47] <ThipThip> AnRkey: the exit command does not work.
[00:47] <bascule> !mirror
[00:47] <ubotu> Ubuntu installation CDs can be downloaded from http://nl.releases.ubuntu.com - Mirrors can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Archive - PLEASE use the !torrents to download Gutsy, and help keeping the servers' load low!
[00:47] <Freakingme> syntaxerror55 dont you worry, it isn't too good
[00:47] <whitewoman> omg Ubuntu says when i try to install fedora etc that it does n't have enough space for '/' when i select install in free space. please help me
[00:48] <dreamnid> mohbana: Yes, you can
[00:48] <mike5805> hi all i was looking into running my own irc server, does anyone have any info on that
[00:48] <Shpook> dreamnid: lol honestly, I barely know what I'm doing. I just assumed it would show up under "Network" in "Places." :-/
[00:48] <neko> and was used to be cooler when runing on winXP
[00:48] <shachaf> (Especially with minimal trouble on the computers to install on?)
[00:48] <tacone> shachaf: how do you plan to carry it around ?
[00:48] <nemilar> neko: how much cooler?
[00:48] <dreamnid> Shpook: hmmm
[00:48] <michalski> syntaxerror55: read carefully :)
[00:48] <shachaf> tacone: A portable hard drive (80GB).
[00:48] <danbhfive> shachaf: why do you want the WHOLE apt repo?  isnt it like 20gig?
[00:48] <AnRkey> ThipThip, end
[00:48] <soundray> neko: 2.6.22 is slightly wasteful on modern CPUs. The hardy kernel will be better in that respect.
[00:48] <AnRkey> ThipThip, quit
[00:48] <dreamnid> Shpook: So wait, did you follow the client instructions for the link I sent you?
[00:48] <bascule> shachaf: there is apt-proxy package, worth a look
[00:49] <AnRkey> Shpook, http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2005/10/28/how-to-mount-a-remote-ssh-filesystem-using-sshfs/
[00:49] <tacone> he could mirror it.
[00:49] <dreamnid> shachaf: I think you ahve to look into the apt-cache package
[00:49] <AnRkey> Shpook, http://www.debianadmin.com/mount-network-file-systems-nfssamba-in-ubuntu.html
[00:49] <neko> near the whole computer is cool when not doing heavy audio processing on winXP
[00:49] <dreamnid> shachaf: actually, ignore what I said :-P
[00:49] <nemilar> Shpook: http://www.techthrob.com/tech/sshfshowto.php
[00:49] <Shpook> dreamnid: Not yet, I was still reading through that and sshfs
[00:49] <ThipThip> AnRkey:  Nope and nope.  Is there really no way to include ctrl-c in a script?
[00:49] <tacone> !aptoncd | shachaf
[00:49] <ubotu> shachaf: APTonCD is a tool with a graphical interface which allows you to create one or more CDs or DVDs with all of the packages you've downloaded via apt-get or aptitude, creating a removable repository that you can use on other computers
[00:49] <bascule> shachaf: apt-cacher actually
[00:50] <neko> and just  browsing on ubuntu  make the computer hot enough to make me not able to have babies
[00:50] <mohbana> dreamnid, where is it?
[00:50] <tacone> but that's not whole.
[00:50] <AnRkey> ThipThip, no
[00:50] <neko> okey that some kernel issue then ?
[00:50] <CrazyWulf> How do I use cd record to *try* and burn an image?
[00:50] <soundray> ThipThip: what was wrong with my suggestion?
[00:50] <tacone> I guess even wget could work
[00:50] <AnRkey> ThipThip, you can end a process
[00:50] <CrazyWulf> or is there's another way to see what the problem is
[00:50] <shachaf> tacone: There's also apt-mirror.
[00:50] <Shpook> AnRkey, nemilar: Thanks, Now how do I decide what to use? :-P
[00:50] <AnRkey> ThipThip, with signals
[00:50] <dreamnid> mohbana: http://download.deluge-torrent.org/index.php?dir=ubuntu/gutsy/<IP_ADDRESS>/&file=deluge-torrent_<IP_ADDRESS>-1_i386.gutsy.deb
[00:50] <bascule> CrazyWulf: cdrecord -vv dev=/dev/scd0 speed=8 some.iso
[00:50] <jstarcher> how can I tell which IRQ's are being used on my system?
[00:50] <soundray> ThipThip: kill -s 15 pid
[00:50] <ThipThip> soundray:  It doesnt
[00:50] <AnRkey> Shpook, do you have windows computers on your network?
[00:50] <mohbana> dreamnid, ive got deluge where about is monitoring folder
[00:51] <michalski> is there an AVI converter that works on ubuntu, its to burn stuff to dvd
[00:51] <shachaf> Ideally I would eventually put this on one of the computers, and let it serve the packages to the rest.
[00:51] <ThipThip> soundray: It doesn't seem to work.  Everything leaves it sitting there.  Until I manuall press ctrl-C
[00:51] <dreamnid> mohbana: If you look in preference
[00:51] <ThipThip> *manually
[00:51] <bruce_> hello! im new to ubuntu can anyone help me find a converter for video files???
[00:51] <dreamnid> mohbana: Under the Autoload section
[00:51] <Shpook> AnRkey: One, but it doesn't need to be accessed.
[00:51] <neko> this hardy kernel is something available for us ubuntu user ?
[00:51] <soundray> ThipThip: are you using the correct process id?
[00:51] <bascule> jstarcher: cat /proc/interrupts
[00:51] <syntaxerror55> bruce_: from what to what?
[00:51] <nemilar> bruce_: avidemux
[00:51] <AnRkey> Shpook, does the windows pc need to access anything?
[00:51] <bruce_> for avi to mp4
[00:51] <soundray> neko: yes, from April (date of the next release, Ubuntu Hardy Heron)
[00:52] <jstarcher> bascule, thx
[00:52] <ThipThip> soundray:  How can my script know what the correct process ID is?
[00:52] <JFactor> Does anyone know how to use ndsiwrapper?
[00:52] <Shpook> AnRkey: Not really, maybe a text document very rarely, but that can be e-mailed
[00:52] <CrazyWulf>  No such file or directory. Cannot open '/dev/scd0'. Cannot open or use SCSI driver.
[00:52] <neko> okey then i will keep the computer on a table until april ;)
[00:52] <michalski> syntaxerror55: in reference to that i need something to convert AVI to dvd ...type :P to burn
[00:52] <neko> hope it will be better on managing power
[00:52] <zetheroo> how do I stop XGL from loading with a session?
[00:52] <ricky_clarkson> Is it reasonable to install Ubuntu to a removable drive?  How would I typically boot to that, via a CD?
[00:52] <Plen0x> Okay, some how or another my resolution is a bit off.
[00:52] <syntaxerror55> bruce_: I'm not sure about that, you could try avidemux, but I'm not sure about what that tool does.
[00:53] <dreamnid> Shpook: It depends... sshfs, the transmission will be encrypted
[00:53] <Plen0x> By, like 3 pixels :/
[00:53] <AnRkey> Shpook, then use samba's smb shares. SMB is what windows uses and it works just as well as nfs and ssh
[00:53] <bascule> CrazyWulf: try dev=/dev/hdc or dev=/dev/hdd
[00:53] <nemilar> Shpook: if it's an intranet, then if with windows machines use Samba, if without windows machines use NFS; if over the internet, sshfs
[00:53] <Plen0x> How do I set it back to default that ubuntu found?
[00:53] <ThipThip> All I really want it for my script to check if a window with a particular title exists before opening a new window with the same title.  I'm shocked that it is this complicated.
[00:53] <mohbana> dreamnid, i cant find it ubuntu installed <IP_ADDRESS> ... probablly doesnt have it
[00:53] <dreamnid> shpook: samba if you want to share with windows... nfs I think is the easiest
[00:53] <syntaxerror55> michalski: I was just trying to get him to say more fo the question so someone could help him. :P
[00:53] <bruce_> ok ill check it out.. thanx
[00:53] <shogsbro> anyone having trouble with 7.10 server edition on x64 giving segmentation faults on various binaries (ld, cc1)
[00:53] <soundray> ThipThip: it can look it up in ps output, it could use killall to refer to the process by name, or the process you want to interrupt may have left its pid in /var/run/
[00:53] <dreamnid> mohbana, I'm sorry?
[00:53] <bascule> ThipThip: use py-orbit
[00:53] <JFactor> ex-chat
[00:53] <zetheroo> anyone?
[00:53] <AnRkey> Shpook,  ssh is nice for slow links as it compresses data that is transmitted
[00:53] <mohbana> dreamnid, tis the version of deluge i have
[00:53] <michalski> syntaxerror55: haha atleast some people are willing to admit it
[00:53] <ThipThip> I have figured out how to use devilspie to simply close all windows with the titles in question, but then it stays open (which could be useful for future ventures) but for now I just want it to close so that my script can open the new windows.
[00:53] <AnRkey> g'night all
[00:53] <michalski> is there an AVI converter that works on ubuntu, its to burn stuff to dvd?
[00:53] <ag0g0girl> man
[00:54] <lazkapital> hello may i ask a question about CPU regognizing
[00:54] <ag0g0girl> that was a bust
[00:54] <dreamnid> mohbana: I did link you to the newest version
[00:54] <michalski> lazkapital: yea sure
[00:54] <bascule> ag0g0girl: not work?
[00:54] <syntaxerror55> !ask | lazkapital
[00:54] <ubotu> lazkapital: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[00:54] <mohbana> dreamnid, i prefer to use apt to install
[00:54] <zetheroo> how do I stop XGL from loading with a session?
[00:54] <lazkapital> well i have a 1 processor but it show 2 cpu in system monitor
[00:54] <Shpook> It'll only be via local intranet, and I'm not too worried about encryption.
[00:54] <dreamnid> mohbana: ok
[00:54] <soundray> ThipThip: just do a killall devilspie then (although if there's a pid file in /var/run, that would be a cleaner solution)
[00:55] <lazkapital> my cpu is p4 3.2ghz
[00:55] <dreamnid> mohbana: yeah, deluge used to have a deb repository, but they've stopped updating it
[00:55] <danbhfive> lazkapital: is it dual core?
[00:55] <michalski> lazkapital: you probably have a dual core processor (1 processor/2 sorting sections)
[00:55] <lazkapital> no it isnt
[00:55] <ThipThip> soundray:  I would, but see when one runs devilspie, is just chills with a blinking cursor and doesn't go back to a regular prompt until ctrl-c
[00:55] <Shpook> Okay, so I'll follow this link: http://www.debianadmin.com/mount-network-file-systems-nfssamba-in-ubuntu.html, and report back to you guys.
[00:55] <mohbana> dreamnid, do you have share torrents?
[00:55] <danbhfive> lazkapital: is it hyper-threading? or hyper something?
[00:55] <mohbana> between windows and linux
[00:56] <protcront> i want to open mdb file which is access database ? which tool should i use
[00:56] <dreamnid> mohbana: Share torrents?
[00:56] <soundray> lazkapital: it will emulate two processors by hyperthreading. You can disable that in the BIOS setup
[00:56] <whitewoman> omg Ubuntu says when i try to install fedora etc that it does n't have enough space for '/' when i select install in free space. please help me
[00:56] <BenderUnit22> protcront: there's limited support for that; check out kexi (a KDE app).
[00:56] <dreamnid> mohbana: oh, no
[00:56] <mohbana> protcront, try open office
[00:56] <lazkapital> how can i learn if it is hyper-threading or hyper
[00:56] <Zombine> Anyone know how to change the amount of a touchpad used for scrolling in the config file
[00:56] <Shpook> dreamnid, AnRkey, nemilar: Thank you very much for your help. :-)
[00:56] <dreamnid> Shpook: np
[00:56] <CrazyWulf> bascule: both giving same message again
[00:56] <michalski> whitewomen: be sure you have enough space OVERALL on your hard disk
[00:56] <protcront> didnt work with kexi and not with openoffice
[00:56] <bascule> CrazyWulf: sudo cdrecord --scanbus
[00:57] <soto> Why does my cron entry "* */1 * * *" run every minute?
[00:57] <zetheroo> anyone?
[00:57] <BenderUnit22> protcront: out of luck then, I'm afraid.
[00:57] <protcront> mohbana: didnt work with kexi and not with openoffice
[00:57] <soundray> ThipThip: you can't possibly have tried all my suggestion in the time it took you to reply.
[00:57] <lazkapital> thx anyway i will try to disable hyperthreading at bios in next start
[00:57] <akorn> Hey, does anybody know why when i play movies, they're coming out in dull colours? Basically no colours at all actually...but the little preview of them as icons show full colour and all :S
[00:57] <mohbana> dreamnid, is installing the package the same as using apt?
[00:57] <danbhfive> lazkapital: why would you do that?
[00:57] <AlexKibler> Hi.
[00:57] <ThipThip> soundray:  Of course I did.  :-)
[00:57] <michalski> Reasking --- is there an AVI converter that works on ubuntu, its to burn stuff to dvd?
[00:57] <dreamnid> mohbana: Pretty much... it will be listed in synaptic
[00:57] <AlexKibler> I've got a question.
[00:57] <BenderUnit22> !hi | AlexKibler
[00:57] <ubotu> AlexKibler: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[00:58] <lazkapital> cpu usage is is about 90% alltime
[00:58] <dreamnid> mohbana: and you can remove the .deb package through apt-get remove
[00:58] <danbhfive> lazkapital: thats not hyperthreading
[00:58] <ThipThip> soundray:  Kill / killall / any other command does not work after typing devilspie until one interrupts with ctrl-c
[00:58] <syntaxerror55> michalski: I'm leaning towards That'd be nice, since dvd isn't well supported.
[00:58] <michalski> !ask | alexkibler
[00:58] <ubotu> alexkibler: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[00:58] <AlexKibler> Does anyone know of a program that works with windows so that I can run ubuntu without uninstalling windows?
[00:58] <syntaxerror55> AlexKibler: Dual-Boot.
[00:58] <goudkov> is there any reason not to use aptitude and instead only use updates manager?
[00:58] <lazkapital> how can i thrubleshoot what cause that high usage
[00:58] <AlexKibler> My mom likes Windows Vista, but I wanna use Ubuntu, and she won't let me uninstall windows.
[00:58] <jrib> soto: what do you think it should do?
[00:59] <AlexKibler> Dual-Boot?  Thanks.  I'll look it up.  Be right back
[00:59] <Shadow147> well soundray what have you found
[00:59] <syntaxerror55> !dualboot | AlexKibler
[00:59] <ubotu> AlexKibler: Dual boot instructions: x86/AMD64: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo - MACs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MacBookPro https://wiki.ubuntu.com/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot
[00:59] <CrazyWulf>  1000,1,0 100001) '�M���M��' '<N���M���M���M��' '�M��' vendor specific 6 unknown device type 0x1c
[00:59] <CrazyWulf> hmm
[00:59] <zetheroo> how can I stop XGL from loading with a session?
[00:59] <michalski> syntaxerror55: gee thanks :P
[00:59] <Zombine> AlexKibler You can change the size of your OS partition in Vista
[00:59] <soundray> Shadow147: I haven't found anything. Did you give me a URL?
[00:59] <syntaxerror55> michalski: sorry, but I wanted to give you a real answer.
[00:59] <shogsbro> i've now got 3 (up-to-date) 7.10 servers giving segmentation faults in various system binaries, all x64. Anyone else seeing this, or do I have hardware issue?
[00:59] <Zombine> AlexKibler Do you know how to get to Disk Manager?
[00:59] <dreamnid> mohana: here's the ppa repo for deluge that I was talking about : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=625964
[00:59] <Shadow147> soundray http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/53825/
[00:59] <CrazyWulf> Giving me different answers each time I type it
[01:00] <CrazyWulf> Sometimes:    1000,1,0 100001) 'ADAPTEC ' 'ACB-5500        ' 'FAKE' NON CCS Removable reserved Disk
[01:00] <dreamnid> mohana: Like I said, it hasn't been update for awhile, but I think it should have the autoload feature
[01:00] <bascule> CrazyWulf: is the drive master or slave?
[01:00] <michalski> have to go, bye
[01:00] <CrazyWulf> master
[01:00] <michalski> !bye | michalski
[01:00] <michalski> just wanted to try
[01:01] <bascule> CrazyWulf: sudo cdrecord -vv dev=ATA:1,0,0 speed=8 some.iso
[01:01] <GreyWolfe> Can anyone either help me install GRUB 2, or point me to some step-by-step, noob friendly instructions? I have been told that installing it should help resolve some of the GRUB errors I am having.
[01:01] <AlexKibler> Zombine, you mean Right Click My PC and go to Manage?
[01:02] <Zombine> AlexKibler I don't remember exactly where, but it shows you all your HDDs and partitions.
[01:02] <AlexKibler> Yeah, I'm there.  I'm reading a tut on what to do
[01:02] <mooglinux_> one thing you might try is downloading and burning supergrub disk
[01:02] <Zombine> AlexKibler Just right click on your Windows partition, and click shrink parition.
[01:03] <Zombine> AlexKibler I would give like 10GB or so to Linux if you didn't plan on intalling much on it.  You could use the win partition for storage still too if you wanted
[01:03] <dreamnid> Zombine: Are you talking about GParted?
[01:03] <Shadow147> is there a way to fix the sdl-config
[01:04] <ThipThip> YES!  I have found a program that will close a window by title.  It's called wmctrl.  Thanks soundray, astro76, bascule, and AnRkey for helping me out with this pain of a project.
[01:04] <RequinB5> "The software source for the package bcm34xx-fwcutter is not enabled." error msg still occurs after playing around with the software sources... I don't have access to the internet, but the liveCD is in /cdrom
[01:04] <Zombine> dreamnid Nope... Windows Vista has a partition editor built in
[01:04] <Zombine> dreamnid Even able to mess with them while the OS is booted
[01:04] <dreamnid> Zombine: Oops, didn't realize you were talking about Vista
[01:05] <bascule> ThipThip: yeee-haa! :D
[01:05] <lazkapital> problem was the wineserver
[01:05] <bascule> lmao
[01:05] <GreyWolfe> mooglinux_: Were you answering me?
[01:05] <surreal> I have a monitor that can run 1920x1200 but the highest resolution gnome with compiz is recognizing is 1600x1200, any help?
[01:05] <whitewoman> fedora is taking forever to scan all the hard drives
[01:05] <RequinB5> "The software source for the package bcm34xx-fwcutter is not enabled." error msg still occurs after playing around with the software sources... I don't have access to the internet, but the liveCD is in /cdrom - any ideas how to get this package -.-
[01:05] <soundray> Shadow147: sorry, I can't crack it. Are the various snes ubuntu packages no good?
[01:06] <zetheroo> can I make a session which will not load XGL and one that does?
[01:06] <bmk789> how do i burn a DVD iso from the command line?
[01:06] <dreamnid> RequinB5: You'll probably have to add the cd in /etc/apt/source.list
[01:06] <bascule> whitewoman: from install off live cd after resizing? needs a reboot sometimes
[01:06] <Shadow147> soundsoundray I want to compile these older versions so I can test some things
[01:06] <ThipThip> soundray, astro76, bascule, and AnRkey: What I'm actually trying to do is create a script that will cause slimmed-down nautilus windows to be fixed to the faces of the cube, giving me a small, minimal desktop on each side with a customized background.  I needed to do it in a script so that I could gconftool the toolbars out and then back in after it was done.
[01:06] <dreamnid> RequinB5: Although I don't know the command to read off the cd
[01:06] <bascule> bmk789: sudo cdrecord -vv dev=ATA:1,0,0 speed=8 some.iso
[01:07] <whitewoman> bascule> no this isn't a fresh install
[01:07] <Shadow147> soundray I complied the latest version easily
[01:07] <bmk789> bascule: ty
[01:07] <Kozaru> anyone here got experience using both sabayon and ubuntu?
[01:08] <bascule> bmk789: growisofs -dvd-compat -Z /dev/dvd=image.iso or that, mess with the dev stuff if needed
[01:08] <bascule> CrazyWulf: growisofs -dvd-compat -Z /dev/dvd=image.iso
[01:08] <zetheroo> anyone?
[01:08] <soundray> Shadow147: sorry, I haven't got any other suggestions for you
[01:09] <Shadow147> soundray ok thanks
[01:09] <mooglinux_> im looking for some help with gnome-network-preferances and the http_proxy enviornment variable
[01:10] <niuq> i'm still having problem trying to install ubuntu 7.1.0, i've already burned the cd at 4x and also with the isso....i do not know what happnd then...
[01:10] <GreyWolfe> Can anyone either help me install GRUB 2, or point me to some step-by-step, noob friendly instructions? I have been told that installing it should help resolve some of the GRUB errors I am having.
[01:10] <dreamnid> mohana: I just looked in the user guide for Azureus, and it does have what I was talking about
[01:10] <mooglinux_> GreyWolfe: try using superGRUB disk
[01:11] <GreyWolfe> mooglinux_: I have, I get the same errors as when I boot without it.
[01:11] <zetheroo> I have created a new User and would liek to not have XGL load with it.... is this possible?
[01:11] <mooglinux_> GreyWolfe: mmm, what is the error you get?
[01:11] <dreamnid> mohbana: In Azureus, it should be preferences: Files->Torrents ; Under Import new .torrents automatically
[01:11] <GreyWolfe> mooglinux_: Had several, right now I am getting error 21
[01:12] <zetheroo> I found the following ... but don't quite understand the thing about making a new file http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=616536
[01:12] <ATG> exit
[01:12] <Testman01> ATG :)
[01:13] <mooglinux_> GreyWolfe: error 21 means its an unknown error. what did you do that made it spit out errors?
[01:13] <soundray> zetheroo: when logged in as that user, run the command "touch ~/.config/xserver-xgl/disable"
[01:13] <Elive_user75> will ubuntu install on a dell poweredge 2950 server w/ perc6/i controller?
[01:13] <soundray> zetheroo: this will create an empty file, which is all that you need for the purpose
[01:13] <GreyWolfe> mooglinux_: Unknown error? What I am reading says 21 : Selected disk does not exist
[01:14] <zetheroo> soundray: will I have to do that every time I log in as that user?
[01:14] <soundray> zetheroo: no
[01:14] <syntaxerror55> Elive_user75: probably
[01:14] <GreyWolfe> mooglinux_: No idea what I am doing wrong, it is a fresh install.
[01:14] <mooglinux_> GreyWolfe: i must be reading off an incorrect web page then. can you get into linux or any os?
[01:15] <rhino7> help me
[01:15] <PyChild> GreyWolfe, fresh installs give me the most surprises
[01:15] <GreyWolfe> mooglinux_: Can't boot anything, I am using a LiveCD right now
[01:15] <syntaxerror55> rhino7: with?
[01:15] <rhino7> gparted is scanning the drive forever and ever i waited and hour is it suppose to be like that?
[01:15] <syntaxerror55> rhino7: No.
[01:16] <rhino7> syntaxerror55> i also restarted many times like 300 times
[01:16] <RequinB5> rhino7 - what are you trying to do
[01:16] <PyChild> GreyWolfe, wacha problem?
[01:16] <mooglinux_> GreyWolfe: have you tried using supergrubdisk to try to repair grub
[01:16] <rhino7> syntaxerror55> resize the drive
[01:16] <GreyWolfe> mooglinux_: Sure have
[01:16] <rhino7> RequinB5 resize
[01:16] <rhino7> what is wrong with it?
[01:16] <PyChild> GreyWolfe, can't boot?
[01:16] <GreyWolfe> PyChild: Getting error 21 when I try to boot, I have a /boot partition that GRUB should be pointed at
[01:16] <Shadow147> BLAH
[01:17] <Kozaru> BLAH back
[01:17] <syntaxerror55> BLAH
[01:17] <syntaxerror55> ...is now trendy
[01:17] <desertc> How do I uncompress a LZH file in Ubuntu?
[01:17] <Kozaru> ubuntulog: is also trendy...
[01:17] <mooglinux_> GreyWolfe: next would be to try to edit the grub file, cant remember off the top of my head the path of it
[01:17] <rhino7> syntaxerror55>  RequinB5> is there another tool? i have virtual box installed by the way
[01:17] <rhino7> syntaxerror55>  RequinB5> hello?
[01:17] <syntaxerror55> rhino7: You could always try the GParted LiveCD
[01:17] <Kozaru> solid_liq: why not blah in this ubuntu channel?
[01:17] <GreyWolfe> mooglinux_: I know where to find it, what changes?
[01:18] <syntaxerror55> !patience | rhino7
[01:18] <ubotu> rhino7: The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[01:18] <tonyyarusso> desertc: install lha
 i tghought you left
 thought* did you?
[01:18] <PyChild> desertc, enable the universe repostories and search for lhz in synaptic
[01:18] <mooglinux_> GreyWolfe: it sounds as if the path to the boot is incorrect or else it is not recognizing your partitions
[01:18] <desertc> tonyyarusso: tried that - multiverse repository says the package is missing or obsoleted
[01:18] <RequinB5> !fdisk
[01:18] <syntaxerror55> rhino7: I didn't leave. Again, you could always try the GParted LiveCD
[01:18] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about fdisk - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[01:19] <desertc> PyChild: I'll give it a shot, thanks!
[01:19] <bad_cables> is there anyone who uses Xubuntu who can tell me why i got moofed from my wireless WPA personal while in the middle of an update... this is 7.10
[01:19] <PyChild> GreyWolfe, indeed it sounds as if you changed a drive connector
[01:19] <tonyyarusso> desertc: odd - installs fine on Hardy
[01:19] <rhino7> syntaxerror55  but other people are pushing you up
[01:19] <PyChild> desertc, u welcome
[01:19] <ThipThip> OK, here comes another seemingly dumb one:  Nautilus won't let me resize to less than 200px wide.  None of the gconf settings seem to reference this.  Is there a way?
[01:19] <mooglinux_> GreyWolfe: well im afraid i have to be going sorry i cant help you more. anything to do with grub will have lots of forum posts on ubuntuforums, if you havent looked there i would try that
[01:19] <rhino7> is there another tool than gparted?
[01:19] <syntaxerror55> rhino7: I'm not trying to argue with you. Just help you.
[01:20] <syntaxerror55> !info fdisk | rhino7
[01:20] <GreyWolfe> PyChild, mooglinux_: I thin I may have fond the solution, it looks like the menu.lst file is pointing to the wrong HD
[01:20] <ubotu> rhino7: Package fdisk does not exist in gutsy
[01:20] <PyChild> GreyWolfe, the livecd gives you access to the harddrive?
[01:20] <syntaxerror55> hmm
[01:20] <soundray> desertc: won't it open with file-roller?
[01:20] <desertc> PyChild: hmm - not found either.  maybe I will try another repo source.
[01:20] <GreyWolfe> PyChild: Yup, have to run nautilus as the superuser
 you better
[01:20] <syntaxerror55> rhino7: type 'man fdisk' into a terminal
[01:20] <RequinB5> syntax error - trying to get fdisk?
[01:20] <PyChild> desertc, look in the restricted repo
[01:20] <bad_cables> my wireless just did it again, it sais... download rate "unknown"
[01:20] <PyChild> desertc, actually enable all the repos
[01:20] <bad_cables> why is 7.10 wireless failing???
[01:21] <desertc> PyChild: all repos enabled... I had set a non-default download source though  (mtu.edu)
[01:21] <soundray> bad_cables: rt chipset?
[01:21] <syntaxerror55> rhino7: I'm not required to stay here and help you. Comments like "you better" are just making me more annoyed then wanting to help.
[01:21] <viator> when i boot the spalsh screen doesnt show up i see NOTHING and then it goes into gdm fine and i log in
[01:21] <viator> any idea how to fix that
[01:21] <PyChild> desertc, still no cake?
[01:21] <RequinB5> sytnaxerror55 rhino7 - I'd suggest downloading a knoppix 5.2 iso and burning it - fdisk is on there and you can choose not to have GUI in a pinch - good all around backup cd
[01:21] <desertc> pychild - updating...
 i have fdisk in ubuntu
[01:22] <darth> #mplayer
[01:22] <soundray> viator: go through /boot/grub/menu.lst and delete "splash" wherever you find it.
[01:22] <RequinB5> rhino7 - then use that -.-
[01:22] <viator> delete splash?
[01:22] <GreyWolfe> PyChild: Any ideas for a fix?
[01:22] <syntaxerror55> RequinB5: I already told him to look at the man page for fdisk to learn how to use it
[01:22] <rhino7> RequinB5> is there gui interface or just texts?
[01:22] <bod_> Hey guys, ive got 2 Hd's in my machine, but the non booted one shows up on the desktop, i assume so that i can quickly access its files,. how do i make it NOT show up on the desktop but still hav it mounted?
[01:22] <syntaxerror55> it comes by default
[01:22] <PyChild> GreyWolfe, yes i had that problem once
[01:22] <syntaxerror55> rhino7: It's CLI
[01:22] <bad_cables> soundray: is is the linksys wmpA55 i think... the
[01:22] <RequinB5> rhino7 - just text, but look at the manual
[01:23] <desertc> PyChild, tonyyarusso: yes, the download source did not have the packages.  I switched to the US Primary and they appeared
[01:23] <PyChild> grekkos, do this, first
[01:23] <RequinB5> its pretty straight forward rhino7, just did it last night
[01:23] <tonyyarusso> desertc: ah
[01:23] <grekkos> Hi PyChild
[01:23] <desertc> PyChild, tonyyarusso: I guess I am all set!  :)
[01:23] <grekkos> lol
[01:23] <bad_cables> soundray: let me lspci\
[01:23] <PyChild> desertc, way to go
[01:23] <PyChild> grekkos, hi
[01:23] <rhino7> RequinB5> i might mass up things
[01:23] <grekkos> PyChild: false alarm i guess :)
[01:24] <PyChild> GreyWolfe, sorry as i was saiyng, do this please
[01:24] <bad_cables> soundray: RT2561
[01:24] <syntaxerror55> rhino7: You might mess things up in GParted too.
[01:24] <PyChild> GreyWolfe,  first lets find out the root devise
[01:24] <RequinB5> rhino7 - there is always that possibility when formatting an HDD ...
[01:24] <PyChild> could be /dev/hda0, /dev/hdb2 etcetera
[01:24] <soundray> bad_cables: those devices are a major pain. Best thing you can do is replace it with an Intel 2200BG for $10
[01:24] <syntaxerror55> RequinB5: why do people think GUIs make it impossible to mess up?
[01:24] <viator> where it says quiet splash
[01:24] <viator> should it say somthing else
[01:25] <RequinB5> syntaxerror55: maybe the same thinking that made windows always made you press 'ok' before a program or desktop crashed
[01:25] <soundray> viator: it should only say "quiet" (although you could delete that as well to see more boot messages)
[01:25] <PyChild> GreyWolfe, please "less /etc/fstab"
[01:26] <rhino7> syntaxerror55> RequinB5> why wouldn't gparted work and keep on searching for hd? i am trying to install another OS here and stubborn ubuntu. it sucks. i don't have all night
[01:26] <GreyWolfe> PyChild, In a terminal?
[01:26] <theunixgeek> How do I make my own window border theme?
[01:26] <bkar> is compiz available on a liveCD? how to enable it? I just got hold of an e-machine that supposedly have a 3-D graphics
[01:26] <damaltor> hello everybody...
[01:26] <PyChild> GreyWolfe, ofcourse
[01:26] <mentula> Hello, can anyone help me with some problems I have having?
[01:26] <syntaxerror55> rhino7: we aren't GParted experts. I suggested using the gParted LiveCD, but you kept persisting about using other tools.
[01:26] <bod_> !anyone | mentula
[01:26] <ubotu> mentula: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[01:26] <RequinB5> rhino7 - i wouldn't know exactly why, but i got the same problem as you 2 days ago and used fdisk to fix it...
[01:26] <damaltor> is there a channel ore maybe somebody here who can help me with wine sound problems?
[01:26] <GreyWolfe> PyChild, Alright, now what?
[01:26] <bod_> mentula, whats up?
[01:26] <damaltor> !wine
[01:26] <ubotu> WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine for more information, and see !AppDB for application compatibility.
[01:26] <bkar> !compiz
[01:26] <ubotu> Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - help in #compiz-fusion
[01:27] <tim_> hi
[01:27] <tim_> how are u?
[01:27] <tim_> any one here?
[01:27] <PyChild> GreyWolfe, let's see one of these devices point to '/'
[01:27] <mentula> I am using, wine but when I try to install some files, I always get an error.
[01:27] <nemilar> there are 1195 people here, tim_
[01:27] <rhino7> RequinB5> how woul di know how many mb = gb etc?
[01:27] <damaltor> !wine
[01:27] <syntaxerror55> tim_: there's 1165 people here.
[01:27] <bod_> damaltor, #wine
[01:27] <RequinB5> tim_ no, messages just appear by themselves :P
[01:27] <damaltor> bod_: thx
[01:27] <syntaxerror55> RequinB5: lol
[01:27] <PyChild> GreyWolfe, usually the first one
[01:27] <mentula> I am using, wine but when I try to install some files, I always get an error.
[01:27] <bod_> damaltor, also look here for channels
[01:27] <bod_> !channels | damaltor
[01:27] <ubotu> damaltor: A list of official Ubuntu IRC channels, as well as IRC clients for Ubuntu, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat - For a general list of !freenode channels, see http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#channellist - See also !Guidelines
[01:27] <tim_> so what are u talking about guys ?? u all are having problems with ubuntu and asking how to solve em?
[01:27] <damaltor> kk
[01:28] <RequinB5> rhino7 - it will give you a few different units such as blocks/cylinders.  best thing to do is look at the manual
[01:28] <nemilar> tim_: some of us are asking, some of us are helping
[01:28] <GreyWolfe> PyChild: I have no idea what this is telling me
[01:28] <th0r> syntaxerror55 RequinB he wants you guys to do it for him
[01:28] <bod_> tim_, thats wot this place is for   ;)
[01:28] <syntaxerror55> tim_: Some are just idling, some have questions, some are helping.
[01:28] <mentula> I am using, wine but when I try to install some files, I always get an error.
[01:28] <PyChild> GreyWolfe, patience
[01:28] <bad_cables> i want to know why my wireless keeps going out in ubuntu
[01:28] <bad_cables> how can i update?
[01:28] <bad_cables> wtf
[01:28] <bad_cables> ={
 how can i end the log for fdisk?
[01:28] <tim_> So what is the ratio to these who are asking to these who are helping about 1asking and 10 helping ?
[01:28] <theunixgeek> How do I make my close button be red and the minimize button blue without writing a completely new theme? (GNOME, GTK, etc)
[01:28] <syntaxerror55> th0r: ah, well, I'd only risk that if I was at his machine to fix things if they go wrong. He's going to have to man fdisk himself.
[01:28] <bod_> mentula, best to go here #wine
[01:29] <ThipThip> Does anybody know if it is possible to resize a nautilus window to less than 200x200?
[01:29] <soundray> bad_cables: the driver for rt61 devices are poor (the Windows ones are just as bad, btw). Get a different device.
[01:29] <th0r> syntaxerror55 :)
[01:29] <PyChild> GreyWolfe, im no profesional either, look for a record with a lone "/"
[01:29] <mentula> ok thanks
 or the help file
[01:29] <benanz1> I run my SSH daemon on port 9998 instead of 22 -- when I connect I do: "ssh -p 9998 user@host" -- how do I use scp with this?  "scp -P 9998 FILE user@host:DIR" doesn't work
[01:29] <geokeratz> tim_>  no, 10 asking / 1 helping
[01:29] <bod_> np
[01:29] <bod_> geokeratz, thats always the case,.,.;)
[01:29] <RequinB5> rhino7 - it should say iirc
[01:29] <bad_cables> soundray... thanks!
[01:29] <geokeratz> bod_>  lol
[01:29] <RequinB5> rhino7 - what is on your screen
[01:29] <soundray> tim_: your questions are offtopic. Ask in #ubuntu-offtopic please
[01:30] <wassa> hello.. every time I try and open/copy a files larger than a 1mb or so from an SMB location, I get a transfer error.. the connection appears to be 98% quality however
[01:30] <nemilar> benanz1: I'm pretty sure that's the correct format
[01:30] <th0r> benanz1 try ip:9998
[01:30] <smotez>  I need to buy 802.11g PC card that supports rfmon. Any suggestions on vendor/type of the card? i've been googling for an hour now...
Linux  needs  at  least one partition, namely for its root file system.
[01:30] <rhino7>        It can use swap files and/or swap partitions, but the latter  are  more
[01:30] <bod_> wassa, pastebin your error
[01:30] <smotez>  I need to buy 802.11g PC card that supports rfmon. Any suggestions on vendor/type of the card? i've been googling for an hour now...
[01:30] <bod_> !pastebin | wassa
[01:30] <ubotu> wassa: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[01:30] <PyChild> GreyWolfe, look i'm trying to find out here is your /boot
[01:30] <th0r> benanz1 on second thought...it is an uppercase -P 9998 that you need
[01:30] <PyChild> GreyWolfe, in other words your boot 'device'
[01:31] <wassa> bod_ paste what exactly？the error?
[01:31] <bad_cables> well that makes me feel alot better soundray... thanks a million
 can you tell me how to create unpartitioned space of about 10 gb?
[01:31] <benanz1> th0r: yes that fixed it
[01:31] <RequinB5> rhino7 - you are at the manual
[01:31] <benanz1> thanks
[01:31] <bod_> wassa, yep the error,. its difficult for us to fix something if we dont no whats broken,.,.;)
[01:31] <bmk789> every time i try to burn and verify a DVD, I get a "no tracks to verify found" after burning the DVD, what does this mean?
[01:31] <nemilar> rhino7: you're asking that?
[01:31] <rhino7> RequinB5> if prss enter it goes to next line
[01:31] <PyChild> anyway I was here for a question myself, I have troubles starting gnome
 what?
[01:32] <tim_> How do I acces Linux file system from Windows????
 wot?*
[01:32] <RequinB5> rhino7 - fdisk should have a few sample prompts for you
[01:32] <nemilar> rhino7: you're asking how to create partition?
[01:32] <bod_> PyChild, what sort of problems?
[01:32] <PyChild> tim_, from the same computer?
[01:32] <tim_> yes
[01:32] <soundray> tim_: try ext2fsd
[01:32] <RequinB5> he wants to get another partition to install another OS
 is a confusing format
[01:32] <rhino7> nemilar> duh
[01:32] <nemilar> rhino7: try gparted
[01:32] <rhino7> nemilar> OMG
[01:32] <RequinB5> nemilar - gparted is lagging for him
[01:32] <geokeratz> tim_>  google it and you will find many ways
[01:33] <PyChild> bod_ it doesn't start right, even in failsafe mode the desktop, the panel nautilus nothings starts up
[01:33] <rhino7> nemilar> i tried that it keeps on searching for HD
[01:33] <nano__> hello world!
[01:33] <PyChild> bod_ the only thing that starts up is tilda
[01:33] <nemilar> rhino7: from liveCD ?
[01:33] <geokeratz> nano__>  hi
[01:33] <bascule> !hi nano
[01:33] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about hi nano - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[01:33] <bod_> PyChild,  if you have acces to a terminal, try reinstalling nautilus
[01:33] <PyChild> bod_, tilda is like xterm
[01:33] <nano__> i hate sundays
[01:33] <nano__> :(
[01:33] <bascule> hello nano
[01:33] <bod_> PyChild, dunno what xterm is either,.,.;)
[01:33] <Optimus55> sundays are nice
[01:34] <rhino7> nemilar> no live cd, how would live cd be any different? beside i got no cd left. i got it from synaptic or something retard search area
[01:34] <rhino7> i got internet
[01:34] <PyChild> bod_, like gnome-terminal, a terminal
[01:34]  * bascule goes to a late night store
[01:34] <benanz1> I am really interested in securing my SSH daemon since it's the only port I want to have open on my router.  I run it on 9998 instead of 22 and have enabled Pubkey auth and disable passwords -- is there anything else I should be concerned about?
[01:34] <nano__> i don't think i have ever received so many greetings in this chat room before
[01:34] <nano__> i hope all of u are doing wel
[01:34] <nano__> *well
[01:34] <th0r> benanz1 since I moved ssh off 22 I have seen NO illegit access attempts
[01:34] <wassa> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/53828/
[01:34] <bod_> PyChild, if you press alt+f2 you should get a dialog box xome up, and you can type a command in there and select the box that says run in terminal
[01:35] <nemilar> benanz1: just have strong passwords, you'll be fine
[01:35] <bascule> benanz1: fail2ban or banhost is worth looking into, auto bans ip for 5 failed login attempts
[01:35] <nemilar> most of the brute-force attacks against SSH come from botnets that just search for open port 22's
[01:35] <th0r> benanz1 then look at sshfs...it will allow you to map a folder via the ssh port
[01:35] <bascule> sure
[01:35] <PyChild> bod_ alt+f2 doesn't work, if it wasn't for tilda i couldn't do a thing!!
[01:35] <nano__> Does anybody know wether gdm starts X or is it X that needs to be started for gdm to work?
[01:35] <nowald> can anyone help with a shoutdown problem ?
[01:35] <xtknight> when i type gdesklets, it can't connect to the daemon.  any ideas?
[01:36] <nemilar> benanz1: http://www.techthrob.com/tech/sshfshowto.php <-- sshfs tutorial if you are interested
[01:36] <benanz1> th0r: I have been using gnome-vfs to mount over ssh, is that the same thing?
[01:36] <PyChild> bod_, alt-f2 is provided by gnome-panel isn't it?
[01:36] <wassa> any idea why I　would be getting timeout errors when copying a file from smb to local
[01:36] <th0r> benanz1 not sure...I don't use gnome
[01:36] <benanz1> Oh OK
[01:36] <bod_> PyChild, do you have the GDM login screen? i seem to remember there being a way to switch to command line from there
[01:36] <GreyWolfe> PyChild: Sorry about that, washing machine started going nuts, but I see the one you are talking about
[01:36] <adub> say if i wanted to change my splash screen where would i change that theme
[01:36] <rhino7> HELLO? anytone want to "VOLUNTEER" TO HELP ME?
[01:36] <nemilar> wassa: are you dropping any packets between the two?
[01:36] <rhino7> anyne*
[01:36] <rhino7> anyone*
[01:36] <nemilar> rhino7: you're not paying, so it's all volunteer, no quotes
[01:36] <ixian_> hi, i've been trying to apply this Load_Cycle_Count fix here ( http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=3675960&postcount=26 ) but when I reboot my hdd starts clicking again. The hdparm settings don't get applied automaticlaly, i have to do it manually... anyone know why? i have copied the file everywhere it says to.
[01:37] <bod_> !anyone | rhino7
[01:37] <ubotu> rhino7: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[01:37] <PyChild> bod_ i HAVE shell access, i even started xchat from my shell, that's not my problem
[01:37] <wassa> i don't think so.. how would I know?
[01:37] <PyChild> bod_ wait a min
[01:37] <RequinB5> rhino7 - calm down, we've already told you what program you need to use
[01:37] <soundray> rhino7: I saw several people helping you. Talking like that to the channel makes you look ungrateful
[01:37] <PyChild> GreyWolfe, so where is it?
[01:37] <bod_> PyChild, in the shell,. type     sudo apt-get reinstall nautilus
[01:37] <PyChild> must be in /dev
[01:37] <nemilar> wassa: ping from one to the other
[01:37] <GreyWolfe> PyChild: unionfs / unionfs rw 0 0
[01:38] <PyChild> bod_, i'll keep it in mind, but i'm almost sure its something else thanks
[01:38] <GreyWolfe> PyChild: That what I am looking for?
[01:38] <PyChild> that thing actually
[01:38] <tritium> PyChild: right, likely no need to reinstall nautilus
[01:38] <bod_> PyChild, are you using compiz, try disabling it
 what is the consequence of being ungrateful?and i am wasting electricity and time by being here
[01:38] <PyChild> bod_, tribaldata no compiz
[01:38] <wassa> Nemilar.. there is a ping app isn't there?
[01:38] <nano__> th0r: i don't know if you remember me, but I remember having a conversation with you about dual-boot vista and faulty conexant sound driver for vista
[01:38] <nemilar> wassa: yeah, in terminal, just 'ping ip_address'
[01:39] <soundray> rhino7: I, for one, will be less inclined to try and answer your question
[01:39] <th0r> nano__ yup;;I remember
[01:39] <nano__> th0r: so did you get a chance to check it ou?
[01:39] <nano__> *out
[01:39] <PyChild> bod_, tritium what really surprises me is that when i type gnome-panel things happens, not even a segfault message or something
[01:39] <nemilar> wassa: ping your windows machine...let it run for a minute or so, and then hit control+C, and it will output the statistics.  if there's any packet loss, or if the average time is really high, that could be the source of your problems
[01:39] <th0r> nano__ not really...I haven't been into windows in about two months....trying to avoid it <smile>
[01:39] <PyChild> bod_ tritium i mean nothing
[01:39] <bod_> PyChild, im stumped then m8,. sorry,. i can only assume that its nautilus or GNOME itself, but i dont no if you can reinstall GNOME
[01:39] <nano__> th0r: :)
[01:39] <wassa> how many hops will it do? or should i cancel it
[01:39] <RequinB5> I'm trying to get some restricted devices installed on my fresh (no internet yet) gutsy box, but the restricted device manager isn't helping... one says can't unmount the CD-ROM (which is mounted) the other says the package is not in the software source
[01:39] <PyChild> bod_, thanks
[01:39] <wassa> ok
 why are you trying to control me? i can quote or not up to me. are you illiterate? what do you want from me?
[01:40] <bod_> PyChild, thats because the only thing that is broken is your graphical interface,. the hard coding is still working
[01:40] <th0r> nano__ I do have a note in my 'help.files' folder so the next time I go into windows I will know how to change the drivers
[01:40] <tritium> PyChild: when did this start?
[01:40] <PyChild> tritium, today
[01:40] <tritium> PyChild: after what events?
[01:40] <nemilar> wassa: let it send a bunch of packets, so you get a good...uh..you know, statistics, and all that.
[01:40] <nano__> th0r: i fixed all of my sound problem by recompiling alsa from scratch
[01:40] <nemilar> rhino7: you're being very rude
[01:40] <ixian_> hi, i've been trying to apply this Load_Cycle_Count fix here ( http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=3675960&postcount=26 ) but when I reboot my hdd starts clicking again. The hdparm settings don't get applied automaticlaly, i have to do it manually... anyone know why? i have copied the file everywhere it says to.
[01:40] <PyChild> tritium, heavy messing with apache2
[01:40] <th0r> nemilar yeah...leave him alone or else <smile>
[01:40] <wassa> lol
[01:40] <bod_> wassa,    ping -c 5 will do 5 hops
[01:40] <tritium> PyChild: that should not affect it in any way.
[01:40] <nemilar> th0r: yeah he's goin on ignore
[01:40] <PyChild> tritium, heavy messing with apache2 AND then much later rebooting
[01:41] <tritium> PyChild: did you edit any of the wrong files?
[01:41] <nano__> th0r: although now my when my computer boots it does so into console, i don't have gui unless i run startx
[01:41] <nemilar> wassa: is there any packet loss?
[01:41] <th0r> nano__ I tried that trick also...but it didn't help
[01:41] <GreyWolfe> PyChild: unionfs / unionfs rw 0 0, not sure if this is what we are after though.
[01:41] <robdig> wassa: are you sharing from vista? if so, I found this in the forums, may be of some help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=586587
[01:41] <wassa> 101 packets.. 0% loss
[01:41] <bod_> wassa, ur connection is fine,.,.hhhmmm
[01:41] <nemilar> wassa: that rules out network issues then
[01:41] <wassa> yeah
[01:41] <PyChild> GreyWolfe, yes but i have no idea what to do with unionfs i only know IDE harddrives and can try to work with satas but unionfs? im lost -_-
[01:41] <tinman> How do I get manpages for C installed? I tried apt-cache search c "man pages"
[01:41] <nemilar> wassa: does it transfer data at all, or no?
 my name is rhino7. see what happens when you latch onto petty things? you wasted the mood and work mood
[01:41] <bod_> wassa, can you use/play the file from where it is   eg. is the file corrupt?
[01:42] <th0r> nano__ in suse that would be an easy fix...but I don't know how to fix it in ubuntu. In suse run level 3 is command line, run level 5 is X. But in ubuntu all run levels should take you to X
[01:42] <rhino7> stop changing the subject i need to make gparted work
[01:42] <wassa> its been doing in any file larger than a few hundred k
[01:42] <RequinB5> I'm trying to get some restricted devices installed on my fresh (no internet yet) gutsy box, but the restricted device manager isn't helping... one says can't unmount the CD-ROM (which is unmounted) the other says the package is not in the software source.  I can type the exact errors if needed.
[01:42] <tritium> tinman: install the manpages-dev package
[01:42] <nemilar> tinman: doc packages usually have the extension -doc
[01:42] <wassa> files aren't corrupt.
[01:42] <nano__> th0r: in ubuntu init file does not exist, instead there is runlevel which is set up in /etc/events
[01:42] <PyChild> tritium, i don't think i edited ay wrong file, but there is a weird file in my home
[01:42] <tinman> okey, -doc or manpages-dev?
[01:42] <nano__> th0r : you don't use ubunut?
[01:42] <tritium> PyChild: which is?
[01:42] <nano__> *ubunutu?
[01:42] <wassa> my wife was trying to work on a work doc.. and it would only load the first 2 pages of a 10 page doc.
[01:42] <tritium> tinman: manpages-dev
[01:43] <tinman> k, thanks
[01:43] <bod_> wassa, women! *tut* *tut*
[01:43] <wassa> I tried copying a large .jpg file and only got halp
[01:43] <th0r> nano__ I run ubuntu on my web/file server....suse on my laptop
[01:43] <wassa> half
[01:43] <GreyWolfe> PyChild: After a little looking around, it seems like that is giving the data for the LiveCD, now what is actually installed
[01:43] <PyChild> tritium, ~/.gksudo.lock what is that thing?
[01:43] <nemilar> wassa: what's the windows os? xp?
[01:43] <th0r> nano__ trying to keep 'current' on both as they are the two major architectures in linux
[01:43] <wassa> same with an avi or mp3.. the files transfer bot only about 20%
[01:43] <wassa> vista
[01:43] <tritium> PyChild: it's a lock file for gksudo.  You were trying to run a graphical admin app of some sort.
[01:43] <bod_> wassa, is this a new problem or have you always had it?
[01:43] <wassa> but same thing on another xp machine too
[01:43] <rhino7> gparted anyone?
[01:44] <wassa> nope
[01:44] <bod_> !gparted | rhino7
[01:44] <ubotu> rhino7: GParted is a !GUI partitioning program. Type « sudo apt-get install gparted » in a console to install it - A GParted "live" CD is available at http://gparted-livecd.tuxfamily.org/
[01:44] <sapperjanko> hey all, got a small prob, i did the Tutorial on  HOWTO: Setup an Apache Web Server For Free ($0), followed everything, i can connect to the webpages usin http://ubuntu, but when i get a friend to try and connect in using http://sapper.mine.nu, the connection times out.. What could i be doing wrong?? I also put a post in the forum if u need more details
[01:44] <PyChild> tritium, not that i remember but it could be
[01:44] <wassa> sorry.. I only got ubuntu a few days ago. new user
[01:44] <nemilar> wassa: you had the same problem on XP, and also on Vista?  Same computer or different?
[01:44] <tritium> PyChild: that's what it's indicative of.
[01:44] <viator> i installed flash plugin non free it says its installed but flash content wont load and it says install missing plugins
[01:44] <rhino7> bod_> do i need a cd or dvd to is install the live cd?
[01:44] <PyChild> seems so, is it safe to delete/rename?
[01:45] <tritium> rhino7: CD is sufficient.
[01:45] <wassa> i dont have any problem moving/reading files between ms to ms machine.. but i can't get any full files from ms to linux
[01:45] <tritium> PyChild: yes
[01:45] <PyChild> GreyWolfe, you are right sorry
[01:45] <nemilar> wassa: hmm
[01:45] <bod_> rhino7, you can install the live cd from a cd/dvd/usbstick/floppy (if you have enough
[01:45] <PyChild> grekkos, wrong fstab
[01:45] <wassa> odd eh?
[01:45] <bod_> nemilar,  im stumped too      ;(
[01:45] <PyChild> grekkos, SORRY man false alarm
[01:45] <nemilar> wassa: yeah, I'm pretty stumped
[01:45] <grekkos> PyChild: lol
[01:45] <wassa> the only thing i installed was scim bridge and anthy for asian language support
[01:45] <nemilar> wassa: I'm sure if you google it for long enough, you'll probably find an answer
[01:46] <PyChild> GreyWolfe, let us try to find the real device
[01:46] <wassa> im sure i will too... that doesnt mean i will know how to fix it :)
[01:46] <nemilar> wassa: maybe post on www.ubuntuforums.org
[01:46] <bod_> wassa, what is scim bridge?
[01:46] <PyChild> gray in nautilus, can you see your main drive?
[01:46] <ThipThip> Is there a way with compiz or otherwise in gnome to "cut off" part of a window?
[01:46] <NemesisD> hi all, through some sort of screw up with rsync and the --delete flag I have deleted my evolution folder a few minutes ago, is there ANY way to get my inbox/memos/tasks back?
[01:46] <wassa> scim if for asian language support. my wife writes her exams in Japanese
[01:46] <wassa> is = if
[01:46] <rhino7> bod_> i've got some good black dvds rws but it's not reading do you know if i should return them to the store? is it driver problem?
[01:46] <RequinB5> !internet
[01:46] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about internet - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[01:46] <rhino7> i've got some good black dvds rws but it's not reading do you know if i should return them to the store? is it driver problem?
[01:46] <robdig> wassa: nemilar are you sharing from vista? if so, I found this in the forums http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=586587
[01:46] <tritium> !botabuse | RequinB5
[01:46] <ubotu> RequinB5: Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots (type also /msg ubotu Bot). Don't use commands in the public channels if you don't know if they really exist. Also avoid adding joke/useless factoids.
[01:47] <PyChild> GreyWolfe, i'm going to reboot for and be generally busy for a wait
[01:47] <PyChild> GreyWolfe, i'll come back later
[01:47] <viator> anyone have any ideas its telling me to install missing plugins in firefox
[01:47] <bod_> rhino7, its a bit off-topic, but if you have purchased an item that does not do as it is intended to do then you have every right to return the to the store
[01:47] <viator> but flashplugin non free
[01:47] <GreyWolfe> PyChild: Alright, I am going to try re-installing in the mean time
[01:47] <viator> is
[01:47] <viator> installed
[01:47] <dreamnid> viator: what plugin
[01:47] <PyChild> GreyWolfe, try to find where on /dev is your maindrive, the once that boots
[01:47] <GreyWolfe> PyChild: Thanks for your help
[01:47] <dreamnid> viator: are you running 64 bit?
[01:48] <viator> no
[01:48] <PyChild> GreyWolfe, as you wish, but there should be a way to get that OS working
[01:48] <th0r> nano__ you still there? Just a thought...check /etc/X11/default-display-manager and see if you are starting the correct display manager (gdm for gnome, kdm for kde)
[01:48] <rhino7> bod_ would they give me dirty looks and think bad of me?
[01:48] <bod_> !flash | viator   you want the last link and the package in blue text
[01:48] <ubotu> viator   you want the last link and the package in blue text: To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - Flash 9 is now available in dapper-backports and edgy-backports - See also !Restricted and !Gnash
[01:48] <ubotu> The Flash plugin installation is currently broken. This is due to Adobe changing the tar file that the package downloads. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=636397 if you need to fix this immediately, but it's recommended to wait for an official fix.
[01:48] <sapperjanko> does anyone have any idea what i could b doing wrong with me apache and y i cant connect from the outside would... i made a post here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=632841&page=2
[01:48] <protcront> how to mount an iso file ?
 deamon toolz
[01:49] <bod_> rhino7, no you keep all of your rights when returning an item, if they do then you can submit a formal complaint with the manager of the shop
[01:49] <Flannel> !iso | protcront
[01:49] <ubotu> protcront: To mount an ISO disc image, type « sudo mount -o loop <ISO-filename> <mountpoint> » - There is a list of useful cd image conversion tools at http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/CD_Image_Conversion - Always verify the ISO using !MD5 before !burning.
[01:49] <dreamnid> mount -t iso9660 -o loop file.iso mountpoint
[01:49] <rhino7> bod_ but i broke the package and cracked the cd case and it's only $5
[01:50] <rhino7> bod_ it's a smaller superstore called zellers
[01:50] <robdig> sapperjanko: have you opened up and forwarded the port on your router?
[01:50] <NemesisD> anybody?
[01:50] <bod_> rhino7, then they will not give you your money back, they will say that you have mistreated the product ,. now please this is off-topic, only talk about ubuntu related things in this channel,. for general chit chat join #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:50] <ThipThip> Is there a way to hide the menubar in nautilus?  Several people are asking this question in the forums, no answer so far.
[01:51] <tim_> How do u mount Secure Rom protced Games ???? and make em work???
[01:51] <damaltor> since about two hours, sound in wine is lagging about a second. it sounds good (playing counter strike 1.6, worked perfectly whole day), but is about a second late. why can that be?
[01:51] <wassa> robdig. I am having that exact issue. just reading more.. thanks for finding that.
[01:51] <dreamnid> Nemesis: I think you're out of luck
[01:51] <rhino7> bod_ fuck
[01:51] <bod_> ThipThip, i suppose if you found the code you could remove the bar,. or just colurise it and make it completely seethorugh
[01:51] <bod_> !language | rhino7
[01:51] <sapperjanko> robdig: yea i opened up port 80 on tcp... do i also need to have it as UDP?
[01:51] <ubotu> rhino7: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly.
[01:51] <robdig> wassa: good luck
[01:51] <tritium> rhino7: watch it
[01:52] <nemilar> ThipThip: there is
[01:52] <damaltor> since about two hours, sound in wine is lagging about a second. it sounds good (playing counter strike 1.6, worked perfectly whole day), but is about a second late. why can that be?
[01:52] <robdig> sapperjanko: no, but you need to forward the port to your computer too
[01:52] <nemilar> ThipThip: you can disable "always open in browser windows"
[01:52] <nemilar> ThipThip: personally, I hate that mode, but some might prefer it
[01:52] <rhino7> thank you please XD. what is '|' and how to do that? please
[01:52] <ThipThip> nemilar:  I'll check it out.
[01:52] <bod_> !ot | rhino7
[01:52] <ubotu> rhino7: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[01:53] <bod_> rhino7,  the pipe is located next to the z key on an english keyboard
[01:53] <tritium> rhino7: no more foul language, okay?
[01:53] <ThipThip> nemilar:  disabling "always open in browser windows" doesn't seem to affect the menubar
[01:53] <nemilar> ThipThip: close/open a new nautlus window
[01:53] <rhino7> tritum ok but i am not some kid
[01:54] <bod_> !coc | rhino7
[01:54] <ubotu> rhino7: The Ubuntu Code of Conduct to which we ask all Ubuntu users to adhere can be found at http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct/
[01:54] <tritium> rhino7: we keep this channel family-friendly
[01:54] <sapperjanko> robdig: i went into the Virtual Server of me Billion ADSL Router... told it 2 use port range 80 on tcp to <IP_ADDRESS> (that is also set as static on ubuntu)
[01:54] <tritium> It doesn't matter if you're a kid or not, rhino7.
[01:54] <nemilar> sapperjanko: you sure your ISP doesn't block port 80?
[01:55] <rawb> if i am compiling an apache module from source thats not available as a package, should I specify --prefix=/usr/local when running ./configure? to keep it seperate from the base system
[01:55] <nano__> if i don't have xlogin in when i start my computer , but startx works from the console, does this mean that gdm is broken
[01:55] <Shinma> Could someone have a look at my thread on the Ubuntu forums (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4208367#post4208367) and maybe help me out? ;)
[01:55] <th0r> nano__ I just found a link about that.....
[01:55] <sapperjanko> nemilar: how do i know weather my isp (iinet.net.au) is blocking the port
[01:55] <rhino7> tritium does ubuntu give African special treats? is that why my gparted not working?
[01:55] <th0r> nano__ http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-53019.html
[01:55] <ThipThip> nemilar:  The menubar still appears - or perhaps I'm using the word menubar improperly:  I mean the "file, edit, view," etc bar.  This option does help, however, insofar as that it allows the window to be less than 200px wide, which is good for me at the moment.
[01:55] <nemilar> sapperjanko: you can try running it on another port
[01:56] <nano__> th0r: you are a lifesaver
[01:56] <nemilar> sapperjanko: are you running the server on the network you're connected to IRC on?  I'll see if your port 80 is open
[01:56] <th0r> nano__ I have added that info to my help.files folder <smile>
[01:56] <bod_> tritium,  how annoying was he,.,.,.;)
[01:56] <onats> sapperjanko, i think that if you're able to browse websites, then port 80 is unblocked?
[01:56] <sapperjanko> yea same network
[01:57] <nemilar> onats: some ISPs filter port 80, so you can't run a webserver on that port
[01:57] <nemilar> sapperjanko: port 80 is showing up filtered
[01:57] <woodsoul> was he drugged? (rhino7)
[01:57] <bod_> woodsoul, quite possibly
[01:57] <nemilar> sapperjanko: if your router is open on port 80, its likely your ISP is filtering it (very common)
[01:57] <nano__> th0r: the reason that i was asking is that when i log into my computer, i get console login , startx command works fine, but i don't have gui login
[01:57] <crush_groove> where do I find a list of programs that have been uninstalled by apt?
[01:57] <sapperjanko> what a pain in the @$$ then
[01:58] <nemilar> sapperjanko: you can set apache to run on some other port (I use 1337, but 8080 is another common one)
[01:58] <nemilar> sapperjanko: yeah, I know.  They'll probably open it up for you, for more money $$$
[01:58] <th0r> nano__ right...that url covers that...the guy wanted to disable X, but the explanation of how to start or stop it on that page is very good
[01:58] <th0r> nano__ and ubuntu specific!
[01:58] <th0r> nano__ check to see if you are calling for gdm to start on bootup
[01:59] <onats> how secure is SSH?
[01:59] <sapperjanko> nemilar: yea always the way... all bout the money.. i will set it all up to port 8080, also if im using dnsdyn can i make it so that if i goto http://sapper.mine.nu it will auto goto 8080 or will everyone just have 2 put the port in 2 view the page
[01:59] <th0r> onats ssh is as good as it gets
[01:59] <nano__> th0r: i don't know why the people at ubuntu decided to get rid of inittab
[01:59] <robdig> crush_groove: dpkg --get-selections
[01:59] <onats> thor, so it is secure?
[01:59] <bod_> hey guys,.,. when im booting my machine up, after grub ,. i get a "Vidoe mode not supported" message where the loading screen shjould be, but when it gets to the login screen everything works fine,. any thoguhts, its a minor annyance but i want it gone,.,.??
[01:59] <th0r> nano__ I used to wonder about those things...but it gave me headaches <smile>
[01:59] <tritium> nano__: that's a debian thing, not ubuntu-specific
[01:59] <crush_groove> robdig,  .,, thank you '
[01:59] <_daniel__> onats: you mean encryption wise ?
[02:00] <dreamnid> bod_: you have to set the vga mode in grub :-P
[02:00] <onats> so long as my pword isn't compromised?
[02:00] <_daniel__> as good as your key
[02:00] <NemesisD> does anyone know of a way to undelete text files on ext3?
[02:00] <nemilar> sapperjanko: unfortunately they'll have to put in the port (http://url:port)
[02:00] <onats> daniel, oh ok. then as long as i have a strong password, then i won't have anything to worry about?
[02:00] <_daniel__> well depends
[02:00] <_daniel__> there are several things
[02:00] <bod_> dreamnid, thankyou,. now would you mind telling me how to go about doing that?
[02:00] <NET||abuse> Guys.. i've an old buffalo wifi point (WBR2-G54S) and I can't seem to connect to it when i switch on WPA-AES encryption(there doesn't seem to be WPA2), so if i want to run this thing, it would seem i need to use WEP??
[02:00] <nemilar> sapperjanko: actually, now that I think about it, you could probably have a tinyurl redirect
[02:00] <_daniel__> like you configure your server wisely
[02:00] <_daniel__> etx
[02:01] <NET||abuse> seems to connect ok with WEP, but that's an awful stupid option
[02:01] <dreamnid> bod_: one sec
[02:01] <bod_> dreamnid, cheers
[02:01] <NET||abuse> should nm-applet work with old WPA-AES or is there an issue?
[02:01] <onats> daniel, ok
[02:01] <_daniel__> ssh is what everyone uses, so it can be preatty secure
[02:01] <sapperjanko> nemilar: and how would u set something like that up, any ideas on what i should have 2 go n google
[02:01] <nemilar> sapperjanko: which, the apache port/
[02:02] <dreamnid> bod_: what's your resolution?
[02:02] <nemilar> sapperjanko: or the tinyurl redirect?
[02:02] <bod_> Does anyone no if a Belkin F5D7050B  is compatible with ubuntu 7.10 amd64?
[02:02] <sapperjanko> tinyurl
[02:02] <nemilar> sapperjanko: just go to www.tinyurl.com
[02:02] <bod_> dreamnid,  1024 x 768
[02:02] <dreamnid> ... interesting
[02:02] <willy> hi all :)
[02:02] <sapperjanko> will do.... i will b back soon all, just gotta reset this damn router again
[02:03] <willy> !fonts
[02:03] <ubotu> Font installation basics here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FontInstallHowto - No fonts in Flash? Install "msttcorefonts" (from !Multiverse), "gsfonts", and "gsfonts-x11". No fonts in MPlayer? see !MPlayer
[02:03] <bod_> dreamnid,  while i installed ubuntu it was running in 600x800
[02:03] <usr13> !archive
[02:03] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about archive - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:03] <wassa> well that didn't work out.
[02:03] <usr13> Is there an archive for this channel?
[02:03] <nemilar> sapperjanko: let me know how it works out for you
[02:03] <onats> is there anyway that IT admins can monitor what type of services i do on a specific port?
[02:03] <dreamnid> bod_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions#head-07d4b7411f7da70e337287db9a86ea941038b8b3
[02:03] <dreamnid> bod_: Scroll all the way down to Permanent changes
[02:03] <nemilar> onats: nmap will give that info
[02:03] <bod_> dreamnid, cheers dude,. legend
[02:03] <_daniel__> onats yes
[02:04] <damaltor> since about two hours, sound in wine is lagging about a second. it sounds good (playing counter strike 1.6, worked perfectly whole day), but is about a second late. why can that be?
[02:04] <_daniel__> onats search for tor
[02:04]  * bod_ thinks dreamnid deserves a round of applause
[02:04] <onats> daniel, i have tor, at home, not here.:)
[02:04] <dreamnid> bod_: You need to add vga=792 to # kopt =
[02:04] <jsmit1> can i use the downloaded cd image to upgrade to 7.10? the update manager wont finich the upgrade
[02:04] <Jake__> whats the command to open things? gnome -open?
[02:04] <tritium> bod_: listen to dreamnid.  He has the answer.
[02:04] <nemilar> Jake__: open what kind of things?
[02:04] <sapperjanko> nemilar: before i do reset me router, i just rebooted the server, and i just noticed this when booting up...... apach2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using <IP_ADDRESS>. for ServerName
[02:04] <Jake__> pictures
[02:05] <whonicca> how would i go about using my pcs internal speaker for sound?
[02:05] <usr13> Jake__: gthumb filename.jpg
[02:05] <nemilar> sapperjanko: yeah that won't prevent it from working
[02:05] <bod_> dreamnid,  ok,. i dunno  what that means so il do some reading,. the bit you told me to look at is at the bottom,.,. is all the other stuff unneccesary?
[02:05] <dreamnid> Jake__: Yeah, I know there is a program that can open files based on the type, just don't remember off the otp of my head
[02:05] <sapperjanko> nemilar: is that becuase i just changed the port to 8080 in the ports.conf file before restarting the router
[02:05] <nemilar> sapperjanko: you can set it in the apache config, but it's just a warning, not an error
[02:05] <nemilar> sapperjanko: it's nothing to worry about
[02:05] <onats> daniel, but enlighten me, what can tor do to hide what i'm doing?
[02:05] <usr13> Jake__: But you should just be able to use the file manager.
[02:05] <dreamnid> bod_ : pretty much - it's some other options that you can set
[02:05] <sapperjanko> nemilar, ahh thats alright then
[02:05] <sapperjanko> brb
[02:05] <tritium> bod_: I can walk you through editing your /boot/grub/menu.lst, if needed
[02:05] <bod_> dreamnid, ta,. brb
[02:05] <dreamnid> bod_ : the one that should help is the vga option though
[02:06] <bod_> tritium,  thanks,. il have a read and get back to you if i have any problems,.thanks
[02:06] <Jake__> usr13 this is hard to follow. i sent you a message
[02:06] <dreamnid> bod_ : Although admittedly, I'm not sure why it isn't working for you by default
[02:06] <nemilar> onats: tor can hide your IP address...if you configure it as an exit node, it can also be an "it wasn't me!" excuse
[02:06] <nano__> th0r: im heading towards a quick reboot, ill talk u and everybody else later
[02:06] <_daniel__> onats it uses steganography + encryption to communicate, so that no one in between knows what you are saying
[02:06] <nano__> nite
[02:06] <bod_> tritium,  hows my english coming along?
[02:06] <damaltor> since about two hours, sound in wine is lagging about a second. it sounds good (playing counter strike 1.6, worked perfectly whole day), but is about a second late. why can that be?
[02:06] <usr13> Jake__:  nautilus
[02:06] <tritium> bod_: so-so ;)
[02:06] <_daniel__> they will only see what looks like a https session
[02:06] <Jake__> nautilus?
[02:06] <onats> nemiliar, lol
[02:06] <usr13> Jake__: What are you trying to do?
[02:06] <_daniel__> even if you are doing anything else
[02:06] <usr13> Jake__: View pictures?
[02:06] <Jake__> yeah
[02:07] <usr13> Jake__: Did  you save them to the hard drive?
[02:07] <bod_> tritium,  *laugh out loud* (no AIM) is nano a text editor,. can i use gedit instead?
[02:07] <viator> is there a H.264 decoder plugin in the repos?
[02:07] <Kronos> hola
[02:07] <usr13> Jake__: Or are they on media, such as CDROM or Flash Memory?
[02:07] <Jake__> before i was going into terminal and going to picture then typying gnome open and the filename
[02:07] <Jake__> but its not working anymore
[02:07] <nemilar> viator: yeah, there's encoders and decoders
[02:07] <Jake__> its on my hard drive
[02:07] <Pangz> good day
[02:07] <nemilar> viator: ffmpeg, for example
[02:07] <tritium> bod_: nano is a text editor, yes.
[02:08] <jsmit1> can anyone help with upgrading my distrobution?
[02:08] <regeya> viator: apparently as I can play h264, though I don't know... !restricted | viator
[02:08] <tritium> bod_: oh, and you can use gedit if you prefer.
[02:08] <viator> but i have ffmped in gstreamer
[02:08] <damaltor> since about two hours, sound in wine is lagging about a second. it sounds good (playing counter strike 1.6, worked perfectly whole day), but is about a second late. why can that be?
[02:08] <bod_> tritium,  cheers
[02:08] <regeya> !restricted | viator
[02:08] <dreamnid> Jake__: Try xdg-open
[02:08] <ubotu> viator: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[02:08] <usr13> Jake__: Places --> Home Folder  etc..
[02:08] <tritium> bod_: keep in mind, to edit system files, you'll need to use sudo or gksudo, depending on your choice there.
[02:08] <rendero> hello, anybody knows how to take a screenshot to the compiz cube ? ksnapshot does not allow when i use ctrl alt button1 to see the cube, any ideas ?
[02:08] <Jake__> that works
[02:08] <Jake__> the xdg-open works
[02:09] <usr13> Jake__: Or just at the terminal:  gthumb filename.jpg
[02:09] <nemilar> rendero: in gnome, I can just hit the print-screen button and it'll work w/ the cube
[02:09] <nemilar> prolly same in KDE
[02:09] <bod_> tritium,  because i cant save into that file without permission yes?
[02:09] <dreamnid> Jake__: xdg-open is really a helper app that oopens the file in the user's preferred applicaiton
[02:09] <tritium> bod_: right, not if you don't have the proper permissions.
[02:09] <rendero> nemilar, it worked on gnome, not in kde i guess
[02:09] <Jake__> thanks man
[02:09] <bod_> tritium,  what is gksudo?
[02:10] <Aquahallic> evenin' folks
[02:10] <nemilar> rendero: you could try using the gnome screenshot program in KDE, then
[02:10] <tritium> bod_: a gui front-end to sudo
[02:10] <viator> ok i figured it out had to restart my plater
[02:10] <sapperjanko2> hmmm, my other user name didnt leave when i restarted the router
[02:10] <viator> after installing the codec
[02:10] <damaltor> since about two hours, sound in wine is lagging about a second. it sounds good (playing counter strike 1.6, worked perfectly whole day), but is about a second late. why can that be?
[02:10] <AdN[22]> buenas
[02:10] <rendero> nemilar, whats the name ?
[02:10] <nemilar> rendero: gnome-screenshot     no idea if it'll work though
[02:10] <bod_> tritium,  strange and unfamiliar ,. il stick with sudo thanks  ,.,.,.;)
[02:10] <AdN[22]> hola
[02:10] <tritium> bod_: then use nano
[02:10] <tritium> !es AdN[22]
[02:10] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about es adn[22] - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:10] <jackfusio1> When I install ubuntu server and during the install at the last step when it ejects the cd I hit back to install the desktop in asks my to install the cd when the cd is all ready in the drive.  Why?
[02:10] <tritium> !es | AdN[22]
[02:11] <ubotu> AdN[22]: Si busca ayuda en español por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es, allí obtendrá más ayuda.
[02:11] <usr13> rendero: Same as before. Hit Print Scrn button.
[02:11] <AdN[22]> [ubotu] no, entre xq si... XD
[02:11] <bod_> tritium, im using gedit,. never used nano before,
[02:11] <jsmit1> can i use the distro cd to upgrade to 7.10?
[02:11] <rendero> usr13, it does not work when it is the cube
[02:11] <sapperjanko2> nemilar: could you be please try http://sapper.mine.nu:8080 out and will we see how we go this time
[02:11] <dreamnid> jsmitl: I think you can
[02:11] <nano__> back
[02:12] <jsmit1> k
[02:12] <sparr_> what is the equivalent of xorg.conf in xfree86?
[02:12] <usr13> rendero: sleep 10; gnome-panel-screenshot
[02:12] <Aquahallic> I have a nfs share I'd like to create an icon on my desktop so I can execute it and mount the share when I need.... I opened a new document and put my mount command in and then made it executable... it seems as if when I try to mount something as my user it says only root can mount... how can I create this so I can mount it as my user???
[02:12] <nemilar> sapperjanko: no go...still showing up filtered
[02:12] <wassa> hmmm the file dropping must be something in vista because i just copied a 9 meg file from the xp box with no issues
[02:12] <AdN[22]> no hay nadie q hable castellano??
[02:12] <sapperjanko2> nemilar: LOL they filter that port also... GEEEEE
[02:12] <tritium> !es | AdN[22]
[02:13] <ubotu> AdN[22]: Si busca ayuda en español por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es, allí obtendrá más ayuda.
[02:13] <usr13> rendero: (You'll have ten seconds to get it like you want.)
[02:13] <damaltor> since about two hours, sound in wine is lagging about a second. it sounds good (playing counter strike 1.6, worked perfectly whole day), but is about a second late. why can that be?
[02:13] <bod_> tritium,  i've gona and scared myself, could you walk me through adding that thing dreamnid told me to add please?
[02:13] <nemilar> sapperjanko: 8080 is typically used for proxies, so..
[02:13] <AdN[22]> [ubotu] i don´t need help XD
[02:13] <nemilar> sapperjanko: you can access it at localhost:8080 though right?
[02:13] <drambuie> Aquahallic, make it mount automatically in your fstab
[02:13] <bod_> tritium,  dont worry if you have to leave
[02:13] <AdN[22]> o como se escriba
[02:13] <sapperjanko2> yea no probs
[02:13] <dreamnid> AdN[22] ubotu is a bot :-P
[02:13] <nemilar> sapperjanko: I'll see if I can find an unfiltered port for you, I'm scanning now
[02:14] <Aquahallic> drambuie: I don't want it to mount up all the time though.. .this is a laptop and I go all over with it
[02:14] <nemilar> sapperjanko: just FYI, this is most likely against the TOS of your ISP ;)
[02:14] <AdN[22]> [dreamnid] jajaja ok
[02:14] <nano__> i installed all alsa packages from source, now im trying to install gdm from synaptics, but synaptics says that it also needs to install alsa-utils, but this version of alsa-utils is already installed and is a prior version.  What should I do?
[02:14] <bod_> dreamnid, any chance you could help me do that editiing please?
[02:14] <drambuie> Aquahallic, then you will have to mount it manually each time you use it
[02:14] <dreamnid> bod_ ah
[02:14] <jackfusio1>  When I install ubuntu server and during the install at the last step when it ejects the cd I hit back to install the desktop in asks my to install the cd when the cd is all ready in the drive.  Why?
[02:14] <sapperjanko2> nemilar: LOL yea well they shouldnt set up filtered ports now should they
[02:14] <dreamnid> bod_: Give me a sec : have to switch my laundry :-P
[02:15] <Aquahallic> so I can't allow my user to mount??
[02:15] <bod_> dreamnid,  the adding vga thing to some fie,.,. ive looked at the file and its scary
[02:15] <AdN[22]> somebody speak spanish??
[02:15] <AdN[22]> =P
[02:15] <regeya> !es
[02:15] <bod_> dreamnid, ok no worries
[02:15] <ubotu> Si busca ayuda en español por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es, allí obtendrá más ayuda.
[02:15] <rendero> usr13, sleep trick worked fine ;) thanks nemilar too !
[02:15] <nemilar> !es | AdN[22]
[02:15] <ubotu> AdN[22]: please see above
[02:15] <nemilar> rendero: glad that worked for you
[02:15] <Pangz> anyone could help me in squid?
[02:15] <nemilar> Pangz: just ask the question, if someone knows the answer they'll help
[02:15] <bod_> !anyone | Pangz
[02:15] <ubotu> Pangz: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[02:15] <tritium> AdN[22]: I've told you *repeatedly* to join #ubuntu-es
[02:15] <dreamnid> AdN[22] - People are trying to say that if you want to speak in spanish, you should join the #ubuntu-es
[02:15] <regeya> !asj
[02:15] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about asj - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:15] <regeya> !ask
[02:15] <ubotu> Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[02:15] <sapperjanko2> ubotu: me speak no spanish... talk in english :P
[02:16] <nano__> i installed all alsa packages from source, now im trying to install gdm from synaptics, but synaptics says that it also needs to install alsa-utils, but this version of alsa-utils is already installed and is a prior version.  What should I do?
[02:16] <regeya> sapperjanko2: WHY are you griping at the BOT?
[02:16] <nemilar> sapperjanko: I scanned 8080 through 9000, all filtered
[02:16] <Pangz> sorry for it.. im totally new here..
[02:16] <bod_> regeya, because its easier then typing it all by hand
[02:16] <sapperjanko2> nemilar: hmmm back to the drawing board then
[02:16] <AdN[22]> [dreamnid] si, ya se... i know... but here is more fun...
[02:16] <AdN[22]> =P
[02:16] <AdN[22]> o como sea
[02:17] <bod_> regaysorry wrong person
[02:17] <nemilar> sapperjanko: there's def. an open port somewhere, just gotta find it
[02:17] <regeya> :-P
[02:17] <bod_> regeya,  sorry wrong person
[02:17] <sapperjanko2> regeya: haha i got this msg from the bot tho... Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)
[02:17] <nemilar> sapperjanko: you can get a port listing for popular games and such, and try those out
[02:17] <bod_> Pangz, dont worry,. whats your problem friend?
[02:17] <jackfusio1> hi all
[02:17] <bod_> hi
[02:17] <regeya> sapperjanko2: have  a problem or just letting your latent xenophobia show?
[02:17] <jackfusio1> how are things going?
[02:17] <bod_> not bad
[02:17] <sapperjanko2> haha
[02:17] <bod_> u
[02:18] <regeya> dang...I'm Mr. Hostile today :->
[02:18] <nemilar> hahaha, port 31337 is registered as service "Elite"
[02:18] <jackfusio1> not to bad
[02:18] <bod_> regeya, lol
[02:18] <regeya> roffle
[02:18] <sapperjanko2> nemilar: well i do have port 27900 open for uTorrent
[02:18] <jackfusio1> Has anyone installed Ubuntu server before?
[02:18] <AdN[22]> IRcap don´t work whit linux?? =P
[02:18] <bod_> dreamnid, let me no when your back
[02:18] <sapperjanko2> nemilar: WTF
[02:18] <Pangz> bod_ i just install squid from terminal and the next step is how?
[02:19] <nemilar> sapperjanko: and that works appropriately?  try 27901 then, or something
[02:19] <Ice-DraVen> Hey :) Im having some problems can anyone help?
[02:19] <nemilar> !ask | Ice-DraVen
[02:19] <ubotu> Ice-DraVen: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[02:19] <sapperjanko2> ok, back again soon all
[02:19] <regeya> maybe I should change my nick to MrFurious
[02:19] <bod_> Pangz,  if you mean "How do you install squid form the terminal" then like this : sudo apt-get install squid
[02:19] <Pangz> bod_ i have already done it
[02:19]  * regeya wonders if anyone gets that...then gets back to work...
[02:19] <Pangz> bod what is the next step?
[02:20] <bod_> Pangz, then just type : squid    in a terminal to run it
[02:20] <Evolution2> hey guys, I just got a screenlet but I don't know how to run it. it is the xbox gamertag screenlet
[02:20] <AdN[22]> IRcap don´t work whit linux?? =P
[02:20] <Pangz> bod do i need to log as root?
[02:20] <bod_> regeya, dont worry i understand your frustration,.,.;)
[02:21] <fr0w> is there anyway to re-run ubuntu's setup hardware detection?
[02:21] <bod_> Pangz, i doubt it,. but i dnt no what squid is,. so,.,.,.
[02:21] <Pangz> bod it says squid has no installation candidate
[02:21] <bod_> !squid
[02:21] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about squid - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:21] <bod_> Pangz,  what is squid?
[02:21] <fr0w> the thing is: i have 2 different computers and i want both to have the same data, so i'd rather just replicate the hdd to another
[02:21] <nano__> i installed all alsa packages from source, now im trying to install gdm from synaptics, but synaptics says that it also needs to install alsa-utils, but this version of alsa-utils is already installed and is a prior version.  What should I do?
[02:21] <nemilar> bod_: it's a caching server
[02:21] <Pangz> squid cache proxy
[02:21] <fr0w> and plug it into another pc
[02:22] <fr0w> but this doesn't work
[02:22] <Ice-DraVen> im running kubuntu and experience 3issues, msn wont work (tried stock and gaim - getting a read error), 2 cant access cd drives / dvd drives on my machine, c) unable to access shared files on a network
[02:22] <bod_> nemilar,  thanks,. perhaps you could talk to him for me,. i no nothing!
[02:22] <bod_> Ice-DraVen, use aMSN for msn
[02:23] <nemilar> Pangz: what's the problem you're having with squid?
[02:23] <bod_> tritium, are you back?
[02:23] <tritium> bod_: briefly, yes.
[02:23] <jackfusio1> does any one no any thing about ubuntu server?
[02:23] <sapperjanko2> ok im back once again
[02:23] <danbhfive> !info squid | bod_
[02:23] <ubotu> bod_: squid (source: squid): Internet object cache (WWW proxy cache). In component main, is optional. Version 2.6.14-1ubuntu2.1 (gutsy), package size 627 kB, installed size 1580 kB
[02:23] <nemilar> brb, Pangz  I'll be happy to try to help you when I get back
[02:23] <AdN[22]> IRcap don´t work whit linux?? respondan!!
[02:24] <Ice-DraVen> bod_ will the sudo apt-get install amsn work for that?
[02:24] <Pangz> thank you nemilar
[02:24] <bod_> tritium,  could you walk me through the file editing if you have enough time please
[02:24] <tritium> AdN[22]: calm down, and be patient
[02:24] <bod_> Ice-DraVen, sure will
[02:24] <tritium> bod_: are you editing /boot/grub/menu.lst?
[02:24] <bod_> tritium, yes
[02:24] <Ice-DraVen> great :)  any idea on the other two issues?
[02:24] <bod_> Ice-DraVen, no sorry
[02:25] <sapperjanko2> nemilar: ok lets try this again, i have set it now with port 27950 so try http://sapper.mine.nu:27950 see if me dumb isp didnt filter that port now
[02:25] <tritium> bod_: down past the line that says "## Start Default Options ##", there is a line for kernel options, kopt=...
[02:25] <usr13> What needs to be isntalled to get DVD playback working?
[02:26] <bod_> tritium, :# kopt=root=UUID=638f60e8-c9c9-4ce4-a49a-5f7a0b76551d ro     ?
[02:26] <sarthor> Hi. my ubuntu is working fine, but When i press alt+Ctrl+F1 or F2...., then my text mode is not looking as normal. the fonts are larger, and the screen is looking like too zoomed? how to fix it??
[02:26] <AdN[22]> 1191 users y nadie me respondio -.-
[02:26] <tritium> bod_: if you wish to specify a specific resolution, you'd specify vga=XYZ, e.g., vga=792
[02:26] <usr13> xvinfo says:   no adaptors present
[02:26] <tritium> bod_: yes, that one
[02:26] <im-a-n00b> hey all... has anyone been able to use smb4k to connect to a vista box?
[02:26] <tritium> bod_: actually, you'd list them down below on the "defoptions" line
[02:26] <bod_> tritium,  where abouts on that line would i type vga=792   ?
[02:27] <bod_> tritium,  oh
[02:27] <tritium> bod_: append it to the end of the defoptions line
[02:27] <im-a-n00b> i can connect to xp boxes fine.. but it keeps asking for authentication on the vista ne. i have disabled the firewall and used everyone as the group that has read/write access
[02:27] <jackfusio1> Is it better to install Ubuntu desktop and just setup what I can to get my server running
[02:27] <bod_> tritium, im kind off new to this about a month of linux,. what exactly do i need to do?
[02:27] <sapperjanko2> could someone please test http://sapper.mine.nu:27950
[02:27] <nano__> synaptics keeps telling me that one of the packages that i am trying to install has some missing dependancies, but actually, the dependancy software was previously installed via compilation, anyone know how to get around this?
[02:27] <tritium> bod_: after you've edited the file, and saved it correctly, run "sudo update-grub" to have those options take affect
[02:28] <tritium> bod_: just add that vga=792 business to the end of that line, with only one space between what's already there, and your new text
[02:28] <danbhfive> jackfusio1: better than what?  I guess if you are asking, then the answer is probably yes
[02:28] <bod_> tritium,  do you mean the line i said, or the defoptions line?
[02:28] <danbhfive> jackfusio1: it will work just the same I think
[02:28] <tritium> bod_: defoptions line
[02:29] <bod_> tritium, ok hang on
[02:29] <tritium> bod_: refer the the example in the file itself, in the line right above the one you'll edit
[02:30] <Ashfire908> is there any system for restoreing files sent to the trash folder?
[02:30] <jackfusio1> then installing ubuntu server, because no one can tell me any thing about ubuntu server. sorry if I am being rude.
[02:30] <dreamnid> Ashfire908: you just open the Trash window
[02:30] <dreamnid> Ashfire908: in the lower right corner of your screen
[02:31] <dreamnid> Ashfire908: just copy and paste the file back to where it be
[02:31] <Ashfire908> dreamnid, i'm not asking how to get to the trash folder. i'm not an idiot.
[02:31] <dreamnid> Ashfire908: ok, then what are you asking for?
[02:31] <bod_> tritium,  sorry but im not sure which line still,. could you please look at this pastebin and tell me how many lines down is the line im after :http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/53832/
[02:31] <Flannel> jesran: Ubuntu server is more or less the same as the desktop.  Just sans GUI by default.
[02:31] <tritium> Ashfire908: calm down.  He told you where to retreive file sent to the trash, as you asked about.
[02:31] <danbhfive> jackfusio1: like I said, you should install the desktop,  get used to ubuntu.  I think it will be clearer to you once you get to know the ubuntu packaging system
[02:31] <snadge> i've just followed a guide to install a linux 2.6.24 kernel on my ubuntu gutsy.. which worked fantastic :) but now I don't have my proprietry nvidia graphics.. im presuming installing the nvidia drivers from their website is not the best way to get it working.. can i rebuild the restricted drivers package?
[02:31] <Veenified> Anyone know how to play an enhanced dvd?
[02:31] <Ashfire908> dreamnid, if there was a "restore deleted file" like in windows.
[02:31] <tehk> Can I force a resolution using xrandr?
[02:31] <Veenified> !dvd
[02:31] <ubotu> For playing DVD, see http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/video.html - "libdvdcss2" can be found at !Medibuntu or (for Feisty and earlier) http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages - Try k9copy (available in !Universe) for backing up DVDs
[02:32] <sapperjanko2> <- using server as it will be hiding in the dark
[02:32] <tritium> bod_: it's not shown in your paste.  It's further down.
[02:32] <willy> has anyone ever joined ubuntu to a windows domain here>
[02:32] <jesran> Flannel: huh?
[02:32] <dreamnid> Ashfire908: you mean one you delete the file from Trash?
[02:32] <bod_> Ashfire908, just pull the file out of trash folder onto desktop to restore it
[02:32] <sarthor> Hi. my ubuntu is working fine, but When i press alt+Ctrl+F1 or F2...., then my text mode is not looking as normal. the fonts are larger, and the screen is looking like too zoomed? how to fix it??
[02:32] <Flannel> jackfusio1: Ubuntu server is more or less the same as the desktop.  Just sans GUI by default.
[02:32] <Flannel> jesran: sorry
[02:32] <falconer> when I run aptitude search the output is truncated. Is there an easy way to have it not do that?
[02:32] <danbhfive> Ashfire908: it doesn't look like there is a feature like that.  I looked for that too, but I don't think ubuntu has it.  Its just another folder, you gota do it manually
[02:32] <tritium> Flannel: and still different kernel, yes?
[02:32] <brunoskrebs> hi, how do I put something to load with my user
[02:32]  * tritium things there is a -server kernel variety.
[02:32] <sapperjanko2> could someone please test http://sapper.mine.nu:27950
[02:33] <Flannel> tritium: Yeah, it installsthe -server kernel by default instead of -generic
[02:33] <jesran> cool... i just use desktop as my server and it is fine FWIW
[02:33] <bod_> tritium, i think i found it line 3? :http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/53833/
[02:33] <tritium> bod_: you got it!
[02:33] <onats> exit
[02:33] <Flannel> falconer: pipe it into less, aptitude search [whatever] | less
[02:33] <jackfusio1> I have been using ubuntu desktop for about 1 year now and ubuntu server has better support for raid then desktop.
[02:33] <brunoskrebs> there is a diferent terminal that I use called yakuake, and I want to load when I log in
[02:33] <falconer> Flannel, I did that
[02:33] <bascule> sapperjanko2: it just hangs
[02:33] <jesran> which file to run a command at user login?
[02:33] <bod_> tritium,  shall i edit the vga=791 or add another vga=793 to the end?
[02:34] <Ashfire908> am i the only one who noticed that gnome-pilot is a horrible program?
[02:34] <tritium> bod_: don't edit the example.  That won't do any good.  Add what you want to the defoptions line at the end.
[02:34] <sapperjanko2> bascule: that would b right, just bout every port i seem to try must be filtered
[02:34] <falconer> Flannel, I should say, the lines are cut off at the end.
[02:34] <Pangz> how to modify the screen resolution?
[02:34] <Pangz> i got only 800x600 at the max
[02:34] <robdig> brunoskrebs: system->preferences->sessions then the add button
[02:34] <Pangz> >:o
[02:34] <Flannel> falconer: Oh, odd.  I see.  Well, no idea.  Use apt-cache search instead
[02:34] <tritium> !resolution | Pangz
[02:34] <ubotu> Pangz: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[02:35] <falconer> Flannel, ok. Good idea :)
[02:35] <bod_> tritium,  so it should look like this? :http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/53834/
[02:35] <jackfusio1>  When I install ubuntu server and during the install at the last step when it ejects the cd I hit back to install the desktop in asks my to install the cd when the cd is all ready in the drive.  Why?
[02:35] <snadge> how do i rebuild the linux-restricted-modules package for the custom kernel that i just built (using ubuntu method)
[02:35] <htns> LjL: cake boy!
[02:35] <brunoskrebs> robdig, thx but I will try to find how to do this in the command line
[02:35] <tritium> bod_: yes.  Now, run "sudo update-grub"
[02:36] <sapperjanko2> well guys, im gunna go have a break from this damn server... and a friend that lives local knows alot bout the server
[02:36] <Flannel> jackfusio1: Its looking for the alternate CD.  The server CD doesn't contain desktop packages
[02:36] <Flannel> jackfusio1: You could also just wait until after your install is complete, then install them from the internet.
[02:36] <danbhfive> jackfusio1: you can install the desktop after you reboot with sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[02:37] <bod_> tritium, :sudo: update: command not found
[02:37] <antaning> ragazzi vado a dormire
[02:37] <antaning> buonanotte
[02:37] <bod_> tritium, dw,. i understand
[02:37] <dreamnid> bod_ "sudo update-grub" ?
[02:37] <tritium> bod_: you need to type it exactly as I told you
[02:37] <robdig> !it | antaning
[02:37] <ubotu> antaning: Vai su #ubuntu-it o su #kubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie!
[02:38] <jackfusio1> but after install it says no partion present.
[02:38] <bod_> tritium, dreamnid, thanks for your help, im going to reboot and come back and tell you my results
[02:38] <dreamnid> good luck
[02:38] <dreamnid> :-)
[02:38] <bod_> ta
[02:38] <bod_> ty
[02:38] <jackfusio1> or it will not load at alll
[02:39] <zetheroo> I would like the Pictures, Music and Video folders to be shared between users so that I do not have to have copies of all my media on both users...... how is this possible?
[02:39] <dreamnid> zetheroo: you can either set the appropriate permissions or move the folders out of the home folder
[02:40] <Thugacation> LjL
[02:40] <Slurpee> in an ssh session, how can I do something similar ot alt+f1 or f2 or f3 to open additional sesions ?
[02:40] <zetheroo> dreamnid: but can both users use the same folder equally?
[02:40] <Flannel> Slurpee: use screen
[02:40] <insomniasx> rc.dishnuts.net
[02:40] <dreamnid> Slurpee: You may want to look at the screen command
[02:41] <insomniasx> blahh
[02:41] <Slurpee> man screen
[02:41] <Slurpee> No manual entry for screen
[02:41] <dreamnid> zetheroo: Either method are more or less the same
[02:41] <LjL> Thugacation: yes?
[02:41] <Flannel> Slurpee: You'll need to install it first, sudo apt-get install screen
[02:41] <dreamnid> Slurpee: Good idea to read a tutorial on screen since it isn't easy to pick up
[02:41] <dreamnid> Slurpee: or figure out on your own
[02:42] <Slurpee> thank you
[02:42] <Thugacation> is there a script i can download that will ping every1 in the room
[02:42] <Slurpee> ill be cool from here :)
[02:42] <Thugacation> without me having to type it out manually
[02:42] <yoshi> How do I mount a partition?
[02:42] <Captain> test
[02:42] <zetheroo> dreamnid: I have Elisa Media Center working in another User without XGL loading so that Elisa can take full advantage of the 3D acceleration..... but I need Elisa to be able to grab the media from those three folders without me having to copy the data to that user and use up twice the disk space
[02:42] <Kasuko> Is there a way to edit my wireless preferred SSIDs?
[02:42] <sarthor> Hi. my ubuntu is working fine, but When i press alt+Ctrl+F1 or F2...., then my text mode is not looking as normal. the fonts are larger, and the screen is looking like too zoomed? how to fix it??
[02:42] <bod_> tritium, dreamnid, ok , not good,.,. it said i have entered an incorrect number,. then it asked me to select a mode number (between 1 and 8) or scan ,. i scanned a couple of times with no joy then choose mode 6 which was 80x60 ,. then the text whent really small, then it booted up fine, but still no loading bars