[10:39] <ActionParsnip> appocc: you could try connecting without the WPA turned on, just to see if that is the issue
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> appocc: you need to take all complexity out and then slowly build up to see where your setup is falling over
[10:41] <appocc> man.. but cant u see... hardware is working, drivers is working  fine... it already gave me connections ... and two wireless softwares worked and gave the same error
[10:41] <appocc> its another thing.. another configuration on ubuntu
[10:41] <appocc> something elementar to both softwares, to both interfaces
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> appocc: its possible your adapter cant use wpa under linux
[10:43] <appocc> MAN, arent u reading me?? I CAN CONNECT!!!![
[10:43] <appocc> I DO THE AUTH PROCESS JUST OK
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> appocc: you will have to experiment
[10:43] <appocc> omg... man... cant u remember anything like a dhcp configuration or another thing??
[10:44] <joaopinto> !caps | appocc
[10:44] <appocc> one thing that both ways use to
[10:44] <appocc> lol
[10:45] <appocc> deleting Interfaces dun worked
[10:45] <appocc> what can we do more ActionParsnip
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> i said rename but oh well
[10:46] <appocc> i renamed lol
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> same deal, just no rollback option
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> there is a difference
[10:46] <cmwslw> one time aptitude tried to delete about 200 packages
[10:46] <appocc> difference?
[10:46] <cmwslw> I overlooked the confirm screen too
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> try disabling wpa to see if you can connect and if dhcp succeeds
[10:46] <appocc> no.. i cant
[10:46] <appocc> i already told u that
[10:47] <cmwslw> that was a real puzzle to solve
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> appocc: delete is very hard to get back with ext3, if yuo rename and you want the file back its very easy to rename back
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> appocc: why not?
[10:47] <appocc> i can connect only if i give my own ip, netmask, gateway and dns
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> appocc: then is everything fine and works 100%?
[10:48] <appocc> no...
[10:48] <appocc> sometimes yes
[10:48] <appocc> but i dun know why
[10:48]  * deltared hi
[10:48] <ActionParsnip> appocc: have you tried rebooting your router?
[10:48] <ActionParsnip> appocc: is your router a dlink?
[10:48] <appocc> but most of the time it just give me long looking ups and don show anything from google or anythng
[10:48] <appocc> no.. is a philips snb6500
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> appocc: try turning your router off for 10 mins then on again, it may be nicer
[10:49] <appocc> and its working fine too.. cause i have a osx connecting on it, and another 4 notebooks on windows
[10:49] <appocc> but why!?
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> appocc: its a different OS
[10:49] <appocc> and u think if i turn my hub off will change something on linux?
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> appocc: if you wont turn of WPA to check you can connect without WPA then i have no further advise
[10:50] <appocc> i already did it
[10:50] <appocc> and just didnt worked
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> then try a wired connection and get that rolling
[10:50] <appocc> i tried too.. i already told u too
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> then you can getupdates. If you have a fresh install of intrepid your system is hugely out of date
[10:50] <appocc> im teling u man, listen to me
[10:51]  * edgex-_ sighs
[10:51] <erle-> did somebody think of making synaptic not locking apt until it actually performs actions?
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> after you disabled wpa, did you form a new connction on ubuntu or try the same one you were trying before?
[10:51] <appocc> the hardware is ok, and the authentication too cause i can connect, and sometimes even navigate like this evening, i just download all updates for intrepid
[10:51] <appocc> but it stoped to work again
[10:51] <elad``> How do I see what ports are open, from the command line?
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> erle-: it locks it to protect them
[10:51] <appocc> and i didng change anything
[10:52] <erle-> ActionParsnip, of course
[10:52] <elad``> I mean, how do I see what TCP connections are open?
[10:52] <appocc> its something more elementar.. something like iptables or routes
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> appocc: then if it starts working randomly off and on ten i would try the router off and on
[10:52] <erle-> ActionParsnip, but that makes no sense if i am just browsing
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> erle-: true enough, i get what you mean
[10:52] <appocc> ok.. 10 minutes down and i restart it right?
[10:53] <erle-> ActionParsnip, she should protect it only, when an action is performed
[10:53] <_Linuxx_> elad`` netstat -lt --numeric-ports
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> appocc: sounds logical, if you havent set any firewall rules or routes it wont be those things
[10:53] <Slavik2> I am testing wireless irc :)
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> erle-: submit a bug and then you'll get an email saying "is this a bug or suggestion"
[10:54] <appocc> i didnt... but i dun know how connections config comes in intrepid, and im just starting with linux
[10:54] <The_Joe_> I have a HDA-intel audio driver and my jack microphone refuses to work.
[10:54] <appocc> other day i just discovered that one thing was fuckin me was firefox proxy configuration
[10:54] <The_Joe_> Sound card is Realtek HD Audio
[10:55] <appocc> so i turned it off and got a little time online wwith ubuntu
[10:55] <appocc> hey... could u tell me google IP??
[10:55] <appocc> om my dear god.. lol
[10:55] <_Linuxx_> appocc ping google.com
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> appocc: <IP_ADDRESS>
[10:55] <andypatches> Can anyone suggest a music media player with a good sortable media library window that supports ID3v2 TPE2 tags? :)
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> andypatches: amarok is my preference, banshee is also decent
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> !players
[10:56] <andypatches> i can't figure out how to sort by said tag though
[10:56] <andypatches> In banshee
[10:57] <erle-> ActionParsnip, there is a bug tracked ...
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> erle-: nice
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> erle-: keep an eye on it and bump it occasionally
[10:57] <The_Joe_> Help would be good.
[10:57] <andypatches> I read the documentation, and it said it supports it, but there doesn't seem to be a way to graphically sort by the TPE2 tag, spec the Album Artist tag
[10:58] <andypatches> And I looked at Amarok, and it doesn't seem to be support for that tag either in the media library.
[10:58] <learn_again> after apt-get install LBM
[10:58] <learn_again> how to use it?
[10:58] <erle-> ActionParsnip, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/synaptic/+bug/165064
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> The_Joe_: make sure all levels are maxed and unmuted
[10:58] <The_Joe_> Done that.
[10:58] <erle-> ActionParsnip, seems to be a pretty-old-nothing-happens case
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> The_Joe_: make sure the mic is set to sampling (bottom ow tick box)
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> erle-: keep an eye on it, i just use apt-cache search and apt-get install etc
[10:59] <The_Joe_> ActionParsnip, I don't see anything of the sort
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> The_Joe_: what mixer app are you using?
[10:59] <appocc> hey... ActionParsnip , at least now i can connect to my hub, enter on its configuration... but take a looong time of "Connecting to..."
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> appocc: what wifi driver are you using?
[11:00] <The_Joe_> ActionParsnip, What app? Sorry
[11:00] <Dreamglider> why does my wifi connection disconnect every minute or so, i get full signal streingth and 54Mb/s speed
[11:00] <appocc> ndiswrapper
[11:00] <The_Joe_> ActionParsnip, Oh nevermind I think I got it working
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> The_Joe_: the program you run to see the levels for volumes and levels, what do you use?
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> appocc: there will be a newer ndiswrapper on the repos
[11:01] <The_Joe_> ActionParsnip, The default - and hang on just testing it
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> The_Joe_: i dont use gnome, so i dont know what the default is
[11:01] <The_Joe_> ActionParsnip, It's just called "Volume Control"
[11:02] <appocc> ActionParsnip: but the driver works fine man... this is not the problem...
[11:02] <appocc> you now thats not
[11:02] <appocc> how could be if i can connect sometimes?
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> appocc: its meant to connect all the time, so the driver is bad
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> appocc: or the router is being flaky and needs a rest
[11:03] <appocc> routers get flaky? lol
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> yes they do
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> home routers are shoddy crap
[11:04] <andypatches> My wireless did that until I swapped cards
[11:04] <coopcooper> can anyone recommend me a gui overlay that shows on your desktop your ram usage, hdd stats, uptime etc... that they like?
[11:04] <EXP__> my hd is getting full, but when look properties of my folders the take about 5gb space. but still when looking from system info it says that i have about 200MB free space og 140GB. how i can clean this?
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> coopcooper: conky
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> EXP__: sudo apt-get clean
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> EXP__: you could also look into deborphan
[11:05] <PiNGwinner> do you know who is Lukashenko??????
[11:06] <appocc> i think it might having dns problems
[11:06] <EXP__> tried those, no change
[11:06] <EXP__> is there way to clean all users trashcan?
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> EXP__: can you pastebin the output of  df -h
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> !paste | EXP__
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> appocc: can you browse ok with ip addresses?
[11:07] <coopcooper> in conky, is there a nicer way to integrate it with hte desktop?
[11:07] <coopcooper> perhaps make it look a bit nuicer than a sort of terminal window sitting in the corner
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> coopcooper: you could use a desktlet
[11:07] <x_dimitri> I'm having some trouble install postgresql support for php5. has anyone done this successfully on ubuntu?
[11:07] <Aberration> Hi all!
[11:08] <appocc> actually no, but at least, firefox sais connectin to and no Looking for
[11:08] <EXP__> valvoja@SARA-LTSP:~$ df -h
[11:08] <EXP__> Tiedostojärjestelmä            Koko  Käyt Vapaa Käy% Liitospiste
[11:08] <EXP__> /dev/md1              145G  138G  265M 100% /
[11:08] <EXP__> varrun               1010M  132K 1010M   1% /var/run
[11:08] <EXP__> varlock              1010M     0 1010M   0% /var/lock
[11:08] <FloodBot3> EXP__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:08] <EXP__> procbususb           1010M  124K 1010M   1% /proc/bus/usb
[11:08] <Aberration> Is there a way to make an Intel IWL 5100 wifi card to work on ubuntu 8.04?
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> EXP__: use pastebin in future
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> EXP__: thats why i gave you the pastebin lnk
[11:08] <appocc> can i set my dns to a ip outside my network??
[11:08] <EXP__> yes, pressed wrong button
[11:08] <coopcooper> http://conky.sourceforge.net/screenshots.html <-- how do i get conky to run like taht?
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> appocc: sure, add them in /etc/resolv.conf
[11:09] <erle-> ActionParsnip, here its always the same annoying procedure: searching for a package name with synaptic, typing apt-get build-dep in some terminal, does not start ...
[11:09] <appocc> could u tell me two dns free servers for a test plz?
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> EXP__: what is the size of /home/$USER ?
[11:09] <issa_> Hi, I need help in compiling catdoc ... I have $HOME/catdoc-0.94/ ... commands ./configure --prefix=$HOME/catdoc; make; make install would install everything under $HOME/catdoc where I can see 3 folders: bin, share and man .. catdoc resides in bin. So I tried this command: $HOME/catdoc/bin/catdoc /path/to/doc/file.doc and got this: "Cannot load charset cp1251 - file not found" where cp1251 lives in $HOME/catdoc/share .. anyone can help?
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> erle-: why not just use apt-build if you are compiling apps in?
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> erle-: maybe the packages are locked
[11:11] <erle-> ActionParsnip, i am compiling some exotic stuff that i want to keep out of my installed base
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> erle-: i see
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> erle-: man apt-get   may help
[11:11] <EXP__> home folder total is 182,7 Mt
[11:12] <erle-> ActionParsnip, actually, i am trying to get firefox 3.1 built with LLVM :D
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> EXP__: ok so we still have a tonne of data unacounted for
[11:13] <x_dimitri> how do I install postgresql support for php5? apt-get install php5-pgsql completes sucessfully, but php still doesn't seem to work with postgresql
[11:13] <ta_bu_shi_da_yu> hi all, does anyone know if there are any issues with Launchpad?
[11:13] <ta_bu_shi_da_yu> it just gave me an error
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> EXP__: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/mepis-64/root-partition-full-not-sure-how-where-are-my-files-383095/
[11:13] <simplexio> x_dimitri: well little more information could help
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> erle-: i dislike firefox
[11:14] <mne_> Hi. yesterday I upgraded from hardy to intrepid which caused some problems. I solved most of them but network manager still doesn't work with WEP encrypted wlans. I monitored the wireless events with "iwevent": The card correctly sets the key and associates to the network. However, after that it seems to timeout and the interface does not get an IP address using dhcp. If I shut down network manager and do everything manually (i.e. using iwconfig and dhclient
[11:14] <mne_> 3) is works just fine without any problems.
[11:15] <andypatches> What card do you have?
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> mne_: try renaming /etc/network/interfaces and then reboot
[11:15] <mne_> andypatches, Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 4965 AG or AGN
[11:15] <issa_> Hi, I need help in compiling catdoc ... I have $HOME/catdoc-0.94/ ... commands ./configure --prefix=$HOME/catdoc; make; make install would install everything under $HOME/catdoc where I can see 3 folders: bin, share and man .. catdoc resides in bin. So I tried this command: $HOME/catdoc/bin/catdoc /path/to/doc/file.doc and got this: "Cannot load charset cp1251 - file not found" where cp1251 lives in $HOME/catdoc/share .. anyone can help?
[11:16] <mne_> ActionParsnip, hmm, ok, I'll have a look at this
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> mne_: if you gain nothing after reconfiguring, rename back
[11:17] <mne_> ActionParsnip, I wonder if that will help. My interfaces file just contains the settings for the lo interface. Neither ethernet not wireless lan is configured there in any way
[11:17] <sir_yodle1> is there a way to easily undo recent config changes?  or would I need something like Acronis TrueImage to do a good job of it?  I'm nervous about tinkering, would feel better if I knew I could clean up my mess haha
[11:17] <learn_again> hi..
[11:17] <learn_again> can i know the firewall name at ubuntu?
[11:18] <learn_again> i want to putty to my ip but conection refused ~_~
[11:18] <zash> learn_again: "iptables" ?
[11:18] <learn_again> okay
[11:18] <learn_again> later will try it
[11:18] <zash> learn_again: glhf
[11:18] <learn_again> and i already installed LBM for ubuntu 8.10
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> mne_: ive seen it help some, you could try removing the old wifi configs as well. then you will be setting up from blank
[11:18] <learn_again> but my kernel still 2.6.27-7
[11:19] <zash> there is ufw and gufw wich is pretty easy
[11:19] <learn_again> ufw?
[11:19] <learn_again> whats that?
[11:19] <Rabbitbunny> Uhm, Slight problem, I turned off Windows decorations in compiz in an attempt to save a few cycles. Turns out that's what makes the title bars. I turned it back on, but now the title bars are above my window. How can I get my windows to slide back down?
[11:19] <EXP__> I use gnome
[11:19] <_Cavalier> What's the best channel to go to for help with Compiz?
[11:20] <zash> learn_again: ufw (8)              - program for managing a netfilter firewall
[11:20] <ta_bu_shi_da_yu> learn_again, you think that's an issue... turns out the latest Ibex update has a kernel compiled with gcc version Ubuntu 4.3.2-1ubuntu11, but the gcc in the latest update is Ubuntu 4.3.2-1ubuntu12
[11:20] <Rabbitbunny> _Cavalier: This one.
[11:20] <bazhang> #compiz-fusion _Cavalier
[11:20] <zash> Lunks: and gufw is a graphical frontend to that
[11:20] <ta_bu_shi_da_yu> seems to be causing all sorts of module version problems when I installed the Cisco VPN client!
[11:21] <_Cavalier> I'm using Compiz with the desktop cube and the cube is unfolded so that I can see all my workspaces spread out as thumbnails. Now its stuck and I can't "zoom" back in to a workspace. Is there a hotkey to close that viewing mode?
[11:21] <azlon> how can I add a webdav drive?
[11:22] <mne_> ActionParsnip, hmm, maybe that will work. I'll try it
[11:22] <macrobad> _Cavalier: <Super>+E ?
[11:22] <_Cavalier> macrobad, Let me try that.
[11:23] <learn_again> ta_bu_shi_da_yu:lbex?
[11:23] <ta_bu_shi_da_yu> ibex
[11:24] <ta_bu_shi_da_yu> anyway, I've filed a bug report
[11:24] <ta_bu_shi_da_yu> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gcc-defaults/+bug/343614
[11:24] <ta_bu_shi_da_yu> dunno what's going to happen to it though... :(
[11:24] <_Cavalier> macrobad, I think that's it. Unfortunately its not working. A popup came up when I was "zoomed" out and I'm not sure what happened but I can't zoom back in. Maybe the popup stole the focus or something?
[11:25] <Carstairs> I have been banned from a car forum. How do I change my isp so i can re join?
[11:25] <mchelen> is there some way to turn off system beep on shell autocompletion error?
[11:25] <C-S-B> Carstairs,  change ISP? just cancel and get another
[11:25] <C-S-B> or change your ip
[11:25] <macrobad> _Cavalier: try pressing Alt+Tab in order to get the focus out away from the popup. In worst case you can kill compiz from a CLI, and restart it
[11:25] <Carstairs> thow im new to this
[11:25] <ziroday> mchelen: you can kill system beep all together with sudo rmmod pcskpr
[11:25] <C-S-B> IP doubt theyve banned your entire isp
[11:26] <learn_again> its not for gcc
[11:26] <learn_again> its for ath5k
[11:26] <C-S-B> Carstairs, when you say forum, do you mean IRC channel? and what did you do to get banned?
[11:26] <mchelen> ziroday, "ERROR: Module pcskpr does not exist in /proc/modules"
[11:27] <_Cavalier> macrobad, Tried alt+tab with no luck. Tried to get into a terminal with ctrl+alt+f5 but no response.
[11:27] <mchelen> ziroday, oh pcspkr, thanks!
[11:27] <ziroday> mchelen: sorry type
[11:27] <Carstairs> no its a forum not an irc channel
[11:28] <Carstairs> got banned for sugesting they where into wife swapping
[11:28] <C-S-B> Carstairs, lol, well i imagine it's your IP and username that's bad, you'll have to change both
[11:28] <macrobad> _Cavalier: It seems that something is wrong with your video card driver. Try killing the X server with Ctrl+Alt+BkSpc. If it works, then video drivers are ok.
[11:29] <Carstairs> how do i change ip?
[11:29] <daredakea> #bash
[11:30] <daredakea> oh, damn focus
[11:30] <_Cavalier> macrobad, I will try that.
[11:30] <C-S-B> Carstairs, unless you have a fixed ip from your ISP, then you can usually just unplug your modem and reconnect whereby youll get a new ip
[11:31] <Carstairs> no it must be fixed then as I have tried that
[11:31] <C-S-B> do you pay for a fixed ip?
[11:31] <Carstairs> no
[11:31] <C-S-B> go to whatismyip.com
[11:31] <C-S-B> before and after
[11:31] <Carstairs> bthomehub
[11:31] <Carstairs> ok
[11:31] <C-S-B> bthomehub, then you are most certainly getting a new ip
[11:31] <C-S-B> also this is nothing to do with ubuntu
[11:32] <Carstairs> i know but ubuntu are very helpful
[11:32] <signorinimatteo> hi everybody i have this problem.... i have a process that read from stdin (keyboard) but i don't know how ( scanf(), read() etc etc), now i fork, suppose that the the child is the process who wait for keyboard command all i want to do is to write the command from the parent process......how can i do that????
[11:32] <C-S-B> Carstairs, you'll also need a new user account for the forum, i imagine theyve blocked your old one
[11:33] <azlon> how can I mount a WebDav folder?
[11:33] <Carstairs> yes i know but they have blocked ip and reject new applications from me
[11:33] <bazhang> Carstairs, that is offtopic here
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> azlon: http://sysblogd.wordpress.com/2007/09/09/ubuntu-mounting-remote-filesystem-using-davfs2-fuse/
[11:34] <dr_willis> azlon:  i recall the 'fuse' homepage listing fuse 'filesystem' in a link. and i THINK they mentioned a webdav fuse item.
[11:34] <C-S-B> Carstairs, eventually you will get a new IP.
[11:34] <dr_willis> azlon:  :) and ive no clue what webdav even is
[11:35] <Carstairs> yes sorry bazhang will go to ubuntu_offtopic
[11:35] <Carstairs> thanks c-s-b
[11:35] <azlon> lol
[11:35] <dr_willis> azlon:  fuse is so.. :) nifty
[11:35] <azlon> its using a folder on your web server as a local folder
[11:35] <azlon> I don't know much about it either, trying to learn because it makes me happy in the pants
[11:36] <dr_willis> azlon:  i normally use the sshfs stuff - again its part of the fuse things.
[11:36] <dr_willis> azlon:  not sure why one would want to use webdav vs  the sshfs, or other ways to do the same thing
[11:36] <macrobad> azlon: In Ubuntu 8.04 you can connect to WebDAV from Places->Connect to Server. Is it what you're looking for?
[11:37] <C-S-B> Where is connect to server in netbook remix? I have an applet up top but this seems to have dissapeared
[11:37] <cojack> hello guys
[11:37] <azlon> dr_willis: Tomboy notes lets you syncronize notes across systems using WebDav... that's what im trying to start with
[11:37] <azlon> macrobad: awesome, thanks
[11:37] <cojack> how can I generate a md5 sum in linux from text ?
[11:37] <dr_willis> azlon:  another program i hear everyone loves.. but i rarely use it. :)
[11:37] <dr_willis> !md5sum
[11:37] <erUSUL> cojack: md5sum text.file
[11:37] <myeggo> hello, for some reason i have reinstalled apache2 in gutsy, but /etc/apache2/ does not exists, i tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure apache2 but did nothing
[11:37] <macrobad> azlon: you are welcome! )(
[11:37] <macrobad> =)
[11:37] <cojack> thanks!
[11:38] <myeggo> i also tried reinstall apache2 but the directory does not appear
[11:38] <myeggo> how can i start again to use apache2?
[11:39] <kavity> sudo apt-get remove apache2
[11:39] <cojack> guys
[11:39] <myeggo> i did
[11:39] <jrib1> myeggo: you want apache2.2-common
[11:39] <cojack> md5sum sometext don't work
[11:39] <myeggo> oh, thanks i go try
[11:39] <cojack> ;/
[11:39] <macrobad> myeggo: you can remove config files with sudo apt-get purge apache2. If apache2.2-common doesn't help, try this.
[11:40] <jrib1> cojack: because it expects a file.  This will work though: echo -n sometext | md5sum
[11:40] <cojack> macrobad: aptitude remove apache2 --purge
[11:40] <yana> privet
[11:40] <cojack> jrib1: thanks
[11:41] <macrobad> cojack: Yeah, either way.
[11:41] <yana> u menia problema s ustanovkoi skype na ubuntu 8.04
[11:41] <macrobad> yana: Hi! We speak English here.
[11:41] <yana> hi peope
[11:41] <yana> i have a problem with
[11:41] <yana> skype installation
[11:41] <jrib1> !skype | yana
[11:41] <cojack> yana: 64bit system?
[11:41] <macrobad> yana: try #ubuntu-ru for Russain channel, but beware of it. :)
[11:42] <myeggo> apache2.2-common created the structure again, thanks, but /etc/apache2/apache2.conf does not exists, should i copy it from somewhere that i dont see?
[11:42] <yana> dunno i know its a desctop edition
[11:42] <jrib1> myeggo: make you sure you purge apache2.2-commond and then just install apache2
[11:42] <jrib1> yana: « uname -m » will tell you
[11:42] <myeggo> ok
[11:43] <yana> and always gives me errors when i try to install
[11:43] <jrib1> myeggo: -d
[11:43] <yana> i tryed from here
[11:43] <yana> http://ubuntueasy.com/internet/ustanavlivaem-skype
[11:43] <cojack> it is realy hard to past in console
[11:43] <cojack> sudo aptitude install skype
[11:43] <cojack> ?
[11:44] <unitedpotsmokers> hi, and good morning guys... i using ubuntu hardy heron and i always use updater to update my system everyday. now i have a problem, i hear a weird sound "thik-thik-thik" come out from my computer, what is the problem.. pls help
[11:44] <yana> yana@yana-desktop:~$ sudo apt-get install vsound sox sox-dev vorbis-tools lame build-essential
[11:44] <yana> Reading package lists... Done
[11:44] <yana> Building dependency tree
[11:44] <yana> Reading state information... Done
[11:44] <yana> E: Couldn't find package vsound
[11:44] <yana> yana@yana-desktop:~$
[11:44] <FloodBot3> yana: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:44] <cojack> ;D
[11:44] <macrobad> yana: 'uname -r' should give you an idea if you have a 64 bit system, or a normal one
[11:45] <macrobad> yana: Also, I find skype to work better, when it is downloaded and installed from the Skype web site rather then from repositories
[11:45] <cojack> unitedpotsmokers: not think think think :>
[11:45] <yana> yeah i have downloaded from skype official site
[11:45] <yana> but even now its a problem
[11:45] <Apocadall> hi guys need help
[11:46] <myeggo> thank you guys, it works
[11:46] <unitedpotsmokers> i know this problem come from ubuntu, because when i switch to windows vista, i not hear any sound
[11:46] <SERVER_08> does anyone know the url for downloading emerald themer?
[11:46] <SERVER_08> its an emergency
[11:46] <ActionParsnip> !emerald
[11:47] <Apocadall> i've already reinstalled ubuntu 8.10 64bit server around 5-6 times on a machine and everytime it gets a disk boot error
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> SERVER_08: i cant see how emerald is an emergency
[11:47] <SERVER_08> emerald themer
[11:47] <macrobad> yana: installing .deb by double-cliking worked fine for me. Could you run 'sudo dpkg -i <the ubuntu deb you downloaded>.deb' and paste the error log to the pastebin.com?
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> SERVER_08: sudo apt-get install emerald
[11:47] <SERVER_08> i need the url
[11:47] <SERVER_08> please
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> SERVER_08: how is emerald an emergency?
[11:47] <dr_willis> Little Question i got asked to day at work.. for 'keyboards' in the settings.. they have 101, 102, 104, and 105 'key layouts'  What are the 4 keys that differ?  we were counting keys and  trying to figure out whats on a 105 thats not on a 101 :)
[11:47] <bazhang> SERVER_08, dont repeat
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> SERVER_08: url for what? can you please expand
[11:48] <dr_willis> 'eye candy addiction withdrawl'
[11:48] <SERVER_08> i need the url for download emerald theme manager
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> SERVER_08: the theme manager will be installed if you install emerald, i gave you the command
[11:48] <macrobad> SERVER_08: deb, rpm, tgz, bz??
[11:48] <BABER> hi
[11:48] <SERVER_08> deb
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> SERVER_08: you can the download theme files and install them
[11:48] <SERVER_08> debian
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> SERVER_08: sudo apt-get install emerald
[11:49] <bazhang> SERVER_08, are you using ubuntu or debian
[11:49] <SERVER_08> ActionParsnip, i am typing this from another computer
[11:49] <SERVER_08> i dont have net connection
[11:49] <SERVER_08> :(
[11:49] <weatherkid> I need to change permissions of a folder and in contents to 755. How do I do that.
[11:49] <dr_willis> weatherkid:  with the chmod command.
[11:49] <jrib1> weatherkid: why?
[11:49] <Apocadall> can i get some assistance with installing 8.10 server 64-bit, apparently grub isn't taking and everytime i reinstall it finishes fine but goes to boot from hard drive and gives me a disk boot error, any help?
[11:50] <BABER> is there any software for make image from cd that not copy?
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> SERVER_08: if you are using debian you want to ask in #debian
[11:50] <weatherkid> I folder on my webserver doesn't like me and 755 is for the web right
[11:50] <dr_willis> BABER:  clarify that a bit.
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> BABER: dd could help
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> dr_willis: i think he has a copy protected cd
[11:50] <macrobad> 'sudo apt-get install -d emerald' would download the files only and put them in /var/cache/apt/archives/
[11:51] <macrobad> he is gone...
[11:51] <dr_willis> ActionParsnip:  ive given up on second guessing. :)  heh
[11:51] <Apocadall> i am getting extremely frustrated with this machine and am about to just go and install server 2003 lol
[11:51] <scratch_> howdy
[11:51] <dr_willis> Apocadall:  go get CP/M or Minix!
[11:52] <ahmad_> ب
[11:52] <yana> skype-rec.c:619: warning: incompatible implicit declaration of built-in function ‘snprintf’
[11:52] <yana> make: *** [libskype-rec.so] Error 1
[11:52] <yana> yana@yana-desktop:~/skype-rec-1.0$ make sudo make installsud
[11:52] <yana> make: *** No rule to make target `sudo'.  Stop.
[11:52] <yana> yana@yana-desktop:~/skype-rec-1.0$ sudo make install
[11:52] <yana> install -m 755 libskype-rec.so /usr/lib
[11:52] <FloodBot3> yana: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:52] <ahmad_> فيه احد عربي
[11:52] <bazhang> !sa
[11:53] <Apocadall> its just for a home server, i mainly wanted to install ubuntu so i could learn it, even though i am proficient with 2003
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> dr_willis: me too, just my hunch
[11:53] <jrib1> yana: please stop pasting here.  Did you read the skype link from ubottu?  We can't help you if you just ignore what we say
[11:53] <MrNaz> السلام عليكم
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> yana: use pastebin for multiple lined outputs
[11:53] <ahmad_> وعليكم السلام
[11:54] <yana> skype-rec.c:619: warning: incompatible implicit declaration of built-in function ‘snprintf’
[11:54] <yana> make: *** [libskype-rec.so] Error 1
[11:54] <yana> yana@yana-desktop:~/skype-rec-1.0$ make sudo make installsud
[11:54] <yana> make: *** No rule to make target `sudo'.  Stop.
[11:54] <yana> yana@yana-desktop:~/skype-rec-1.0$ sudo make install
[11:54] <FloodBot3> yana: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:54] <yana> install -m 755 libskype-rec.so /usr/lib
[11:54] <BABER> i put my cd in cd-rom but not mount why?
[11:54] <ahmad_> الوووووووو
[11:54] <scratch_> has anyone seen this after building stellarium 0.10.2 from source in hardy (i also updated qt to 4.5 and cmake with no errors...) :::  stellarium: symbol lookup error: stellarium: undefined symbol: _ZN16QCoreApplication21setApplicationVersionERK7QString
[11:54] <ahmad_> وش السالفه
[11:54] <Pici> ahmad_: Please stop.
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> BABER: run: sudo mount -a
[11:55] <macrobad> Apocadall: Once I had a similair problem, and tried everything, when all that was necessary to do is to verify CD integrity, and check memory...
[11:55] <weatherkid> how do you use chmod? is there a faq i can use?
[11:55] <andjons> man chmod
[11:56] <weatherkid> ty
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> weatherkid: that works with nearly ALL commands
[11:56] <Apocadall> i verified cd integrity and checked memory, both are clean
[11:56] <Apocadall> i have 2 different server cds, one for 64 bit and one for 32 bit, neither will take
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> Apocadall: try some boot options
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> Apocadall: why are you installing server, do you not need an x server?
[11:57] <Apocadall> i'm using it as a file and print server
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions | Apocadall
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> Apocadall: nice
[11:58] <weatherkid> all i need to do i change permissions to 755 on a folder and the stuff inside and the file is /var/www/class. someone can you please show me the command. :-D
[11:58] <macrobad> Could someone help me debug an SSH connectivity problem? I can ssh with IPv4, I can connect to the web server running on the IPv6, but I cannot ssh into IPv6! What is more, the problem doesn't seem to be IPv6-specific. Here is a log: http://pastebin.com/m4a8f0e6f
[11:59] <Apocadall> thanks for the boot options readout, i can try those, maybe something will work
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> weatherkid: if you are sure thats what you want to do, i'd recommend 750
[11:59] <C-S-B> weatherkid,  chmod
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> weatherkid: sudo chmod -R 755 /var/www/class
[11:59] <weatherkid> thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> weatherkid: its that simple
[12:00] <glennyn> Üdv mindenkinek
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> weatherkid: i'd advise against the last 5 in the command
[12:00] <C-S-B> what perms does 755 give you again?
[12:00] <mne_> ActionParsnip, the problem was a permission problem with network manager: Error: Could not acquire the NM DHCP client service. Message: (org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.AccessDenied) Connection ":1.54" is not allowed to own the service "org.freedesktop.nm_dhcp_client" due to security policies in the configuration file. It's a known issue: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/262817  I fixed it by modifying the security policy, it works j
[12:00] <mne_> ust fine now.
[12:00] <dr_willis> weatherkid:  you may want to spend some time reading a few bash/shell command tutorials/beginner guides now. :)
[12:00] <Tcl> what ircd is  working on Ubuntu ?
[12:00] <Nalf> Are there any special tricks to getting a logitech usb headset working?
[12:00] <dr_willis> Tcl:  check the package manager. see what ones are in the repos.
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> C-S-B: owner = RWX, group = RX, everyone else = RX
[12:00] <dr_willis> !find ircd
[12:00]  * weatherkid whacks himself for a cmd that simple to beat him up
[12:01] <ActionParsnip> mne_awesome duder
[12:01] <Tcl> k thx :)
[12:01] <Nalf> Oh, also, everytime I install the proprietary fglrx driver it destroys X.. any thoughts on how to fix that?
[12:01] <C-S-B> 750 over 755 would just remove the execute ability for everyone else right?
[12:01] <macrobad> Could someone help me to debug an ssh trouble? I can ssh with IPv4, I can reach the web server with IPv6, but I cannot ssh with IPv6! What is more, the problem doesn't seem to be IPv6-specific, and I couldn't find a solution in Google. The log is here: http://pastebin.com/m4a8f0e6f
[12:02] <BonezAU> Hi, I am trying to sudo apt-get install mythtv but keep getting errors saying there are unmet dependencies for myth-frontend and backend. any ideas?
[12:02] <BorkisDrizzt> can one ask questions about OOo here, or do they have their own support channel?
[12:02] <scratch_> has anyone seen this after building stellarium 0.10.2 from source in hardy (i also updated qt to 4.5 and cmake with no errors...) or maybe have an idea what causes it, i'm kinda stuck and 120,000 stars wasn't good enough :D:::  stellarium: symbol lookup error: stellarium: undefined symbol: _ZN16QCoreApplication21setApplicationVersionERK7QString
[12:02] <dr_willis> BonezAU:  apt-get update, then apt-get upgrade, then try it again?
[12:02] <C-S-B> BorkisDrizzt, i think it need LAMP
[12:02] <BonezAU> dr_willis, been there, done that, rebooted also
[12:02] <BorkisDrizzt> uh, what?
[12:03] <C-S-B> sorry BorkisDrizzt
[12:03] <C-S-B> I was aiming at BonezAU and autocomplete failed
[12:03] <BorkisDrizzt> ah, ok
[12:03] <BorkisDrizzt> no problem
[12:03] <Nalf> C-S-B: I blame tab.;)
[12:03] <C-S-B> lol
[12:03] <BonezAU> How on earth can MythTV require LAMP, that is just silly
[12:04] <C-S-B> mysql for the database of shows
[12:04] <BonezAU> I just want basic software I can use as a PVR to watch and record TV
[12:04] <C-S-B> apache for the web front end
[12:04] <BonezAU> i know it uses mysql but i have installed myth before without any dramas
[12:04] <C-S-B> try mythbuntu?
[12:04] <BonezAU> the dummy package should sort all that out
[12:04] <BonezAU> im not going to reinstall my entire OS
[12:05] <Nalf> BonezAU: why not? It doesn't take that long.:P
[12:05] <Nalf> BonezAU: I've done it four times tonight.
[12:06] <C-S-B> http://parker1.co.uk/mythtv_ubuntu.php I'll assume you've seen this?
[12:07] <macrobad> Ah, guys, what other large channels, where I could find advice with SSH, do you know?
[12:07] <Nalf> BonezAU: Is anyone in the #ubuntu-mythtv channel?
[12:07] <macrobad> apart from #linux
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> !paste
[12:09] <jussi01> !tv |  BonezAU
[12:09] <drostie> macrobad: you could possibly find high-quality advice in #openssl
[12:09] <drostie> er.
[12:09] <drostie> #openssh.
[12:10]  * Nalf hates X.
[12:10] <macrobad> drostie: thanks, will try
[12:11] <BartoN-> If I have got a script , which I would like to be able to run trough terminal where do I place it ? as in the folder
[12:12] <ActionParsnip> BartoN-: in /usr/bin is a good place
[12:12] <macrobad> BartoN-: In any directory from 'echo $PATH' output
[12:12] <azlon> how can I check to see if a port is open?
[12:13] <dr_willis> BartoN-:  for a single user. make a bin dirctory in their home dir and put it there..
[12:13] <macrobad> azlon: 'sudo netstat --inet -anp'
[12:13] <BartoN-> Cant move it to that it says error
[12:13] <dr_willis> BartoN-:   /usr/bin is a SYSTEM directory - thus you ned root access to put things in it
[12:13] <dr_willis> BartoN-:  what does the script do? is it for all users or just the 1?
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> BartoN-: sudo cp <script> /usr/bin
[12:14] <uPhone> guys, when i boot ubuntu, all i get is a black screen... what do i do?
[12:14] <BartoN-> yeah all users
[12:14] <chronic> where does network manager app stores the changes you make to the network settings?
[12:14] <BartoN-> ah ok will try that
[12:14] <uPhone> i think i have ubuntu 7.04
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> uPhone: do you get a log on screen at all?
[12:14] <azlon> macrobad: can I ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:port and see if it is open? or will that not work?
[12:14] <dr_willis> BartoN-:  then sudo cp whatever whever
[12:14] <uPhone> ActionParsnip: No
[12:14] <BartoN-> ok thnx guys will try
[12:14] <abuchbinder> ActionParsnip, are you sure you want people to install scripts to run as root?
[12:15] <Nalf> uPhone: hit alt+f2, login, /var/log/Xorg.0.log let us know what that says, please?
[12:15] <macrobad> azlon: let me try it =)
[12:15] <uPhone> ActionParsnip: last time i had it running i was changing something with the X-server or something. when i rebooted all i got was a black screen
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> uPhone: when grub loads, press esc, then boot to recovery mode for your kernel, you can then select root console and run: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> uPhone: then reboot
[12:15] <uPhone> hmm.
[12:15] <uPhone> what does alt+f2 do?
[12:16] <abuchbinder> ActionParsnip, it might be a better idea to tell people to install it in ~/bin.
[12:16] <Nalf> uPhone: should bring up a terminal.. sort of.
[12:16] <topyli> when i log out, x freezes on the next login. when i switch to a virtual console, i get a blank screen and cannot get back to X. i'm using 64bit intrepid and intel 82Q35 Express graphics chip. in my Xorg log there is an error line "intel(0): Unable to write to SDVOCTRL_E for SDVOB Slave 0x70" several times. halp!
[12:16] <macrobad> azlon: Nope, because ping uses ICMP messages, which are part of IP protocol. ports on the other hand are associated with TCP or UDP.
[12:16] <LSG> My video files blink constantly when i play them (on Totem, VLC and MPlayer). I'd appreciate any help.
[12:16] <macrobad> ...or sctp
[12:16] <uPhone> also, it's on this computer, so i need to shut down.. in which case i wont be able to tell you what that log says
[12:16] <azlon> hrmm
[12:16] <azlon> crap
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> abuchbinder: i dont have that folder on my stock install, is ~/bin in the path?
[12:17] <macrobad> azlon: you probably need tcpdump (CLI) or wireshark (GUI) to view it
[12:17] <abuchbinder> azlon, you can use nmap to check ports, if that's what you want.
[12:17] <Nalf> uPhone: Do what ActionParsnip said anyways. Just make sure you backup your config.
[12:17] <abuchbinder> ActionParsnip, run "cat ~/.profile"; if you make a directory ~/bin and drop scripts in it, they'll show up first on your path.
[12:17] <azlon> abuchbinder: I just want to see if the ports for WebDAV are open/available
[12:17] <ActionParsnip> uPhone: reboot and press esc lots, select recovery mode for your kernel, boot to root console, type sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg then reboot
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> andy@fileserver:~$ cat ~/.profile          cat: /home/andy/.profile: No such file or directory
[12:18] <abuchbinder> azlon, install nmap and run "nmap xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx -p port,port".
[12:18] <topyli> ActionParsnip: ~/bin should be *first* in $PATH, so it's the best place for custom scripts
[12:18] <macrobad> azlon: you don't need ping for this. 'sudo netstat --inet -anp' should be enough, if you know what you're looking for
[12:18] <uPhone> ok brb
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> topyli: andy@fileserver:~$ echo $PATH         /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games
[12:19] <abuchbinder> ActionParsnip, really? It's in /etc/skel on mine.
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> topyli: i have never modified my path
[12:19] <macrobad> azlon: more specifically, netstat shows ports open on your machine, and nmap on any other
[12:19] <topyli> ActionParsnip: that's a but then imo
[12:19] <topyli> ActionParsnip: bug even
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> topyli: standard install, its not affecting anything
[12:19] <abuchbinder> ActionParsnip, do you see anything in /etc/skel/.profile? If so, just copy it to your home directory; it should have been installed when you created the user.
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> abuchbinder: yes one is there
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> abuchbinder: i see
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> abuchbinder: i'll cp it over
[12:20] <abuchbinder> Do you have a ~/.bash_profile?
[12:20] <topyli> ActionParsnip: it affects all users who have their scripts in ~/bin, which is standard
[12:20] <abuchbinder> Wait, you wouldn't. Never mind.
[12:20] <azlon> macrobad: I think I need nmap because I am using the internet provided by my apartment. I don't have access to the router
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> topyli: i've never heard of ~/bin in all my years
[12:21] <chronic> where does network manager app stores the changes you make to the network settings?
[12:21] <topyli> ActionParsnip: maybe you haven't :)
[12:21] <sprinkmeier> ActionParsnip, ~/bin is quite common.
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> i have ~/scripts which i reference absolutely when needed
[12:22] <sprinkmeier> chronic, /etc/network/interfaces among other places
[12:22] <topyli> well, ~/bin is a 25 year old unix standard path
[12:22] <macrobad> azlon: routers don't have ports on their own. they can just block communications that occur between applications on different computers over specified protocols at specified ports. Hence, you can't use nmap to scan the router for open ports.
[12:22] <sprinkmeier> ActionParsnip, some distros are configured to add ~/bin to the path automagically if it exists
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> i see
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> i'm not contesting it, i'm just saying ive never heard of it
[12:23] <sprinkmeier> macrobad, acrually... routers have IP addresses and can have ports if they want to
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> and as it doesnt have a . in front of it it would be visible
[12:23] <abuchbinder> macrobad, are you sure you're not thinking of switches?
[12:23] <chronic> sprinkmeier, it's not in interfaces
[12:23] <sprinkmeier> chronic, (joining late) what isn't in interfaces?
[12:24] <azlon> macrobad: but I can use it to test a specific port... basically try to send information over that port and if it is unsucessful then the port is, in essence, blocked.
[12:24] <macrobad> sprinkmeier: abuchbinder: well, true that, but I am thinking of home routers. azlon is quite certainly isn't going to WebDAV into his router.
[12:24] <sprinkmeier> macrobad, home routers tend to have port 80 for configuration over http.
[12:24] <macrobad> azlon: ... or the port on the remote host is closed
[12:25] <ghostlines> routers for soho use also have layer 2 switches built in?
[12:25] <macrobad> sprinkmeier: yes, but I've yet to see routers that support WebDAV!
[12:25] <abuchbinder> chronic, NetworkManager configuration is stored in gconf keys; see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=399632
[12:25] <azlon> macrobad: either way, nothing I can actually do about it. I have to email somebody to change some settings... I just want to know if I am doing something wrong with WebDAV or if some ports are blocked
[12:25] <sprinkmeier> ghostlines, yes, 'home routers' are an unholy combination of bridges, switches, routers and a few servers thrown in for good measure (DHCP for one)
[12:26] <Nalf> I have no sound out of my logitech usb headset.. what can I do to remedy this?
[12:26] <macrobad> azlon: run wireshark, and see if the packets actually leave your computer, if the destination is correct, and if there is any answer
[12:26] <azlon> macrobad: im not trying to run WebDAV on my router, im trying to access WebDAV on my server in the states, where as I am in Kuwait behind stupid routers
[12:26] <sprinkmeier> azlon, so you need port forwarding / DNAT?
[12:27] <azlon> sprinkmeier: I don't have physical access to the router I am behind... it is for the whole building and I have to call a lazy IT guy
[12:27] <macrobad> azlon: you can also try to nmap the WebDAV ports on the remote server, and see if it works. However, if it doesn't it you most likely don't know where is the problem
[12:27] <azlon> sprinkmeier: I understand that I will need to have the lazy IT guy forward some ports if they are not open, but I need to first verify if the ports are indeed blocked
[12:27] <macrobad> *where the problem is
[12:28] <azlon> ok, hold on
[12:28] <chronic> abuchbinder, gconf, thanks
[12:29] <sprinkmeier> azlon, if incomoing ports on the other router aren't forwarded then they are effectively blocked (as there is nowhere for the packets to go). Yes, you will need port-forwarding set up on the remote reouter.
[12:29] <macrobad> azlon: btw, nmap would only verify if there is connectivity. You'd have to use other means to check that settings are correct
[12:30] <sprinkmeier> azlon, you could use nmap to discover if the port is already being forwarded (someone else may already have it forwarded to their own box).
[12:31] <azlon> k
[12:32] <macrobad> It seems everybody on #ubuntu is interested in networking... =)
[12:33] <sprinkmeier> macrobad, unix isn't half as much fun without without networking
[12:35] <stefan_can> macrobad, what would the internet be without networking ?
[12:35] <macrobad> abuchbinder: oh, and some switches do also have IP addresses...
[12:36] <macrobad> stefan_can: a set of computers in the middle of nowhere? :)
[12:36] <fabzor> hi
[12:36] <fabzor> how do install a cpkg archive?
[12:36] <onats> is there a way to adjust LCD brightness on a desktop install of 8.10?
[12:36] <stefan_can> yes something like that
[12:36] <fabzor> it looks like it wants to be installed somehow
[12:36] <jrib1> fabzor: what are you trying to install?
[12:37] <fabzor> transgaming cedega
[12:37] <jrib1> fabzor: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Cedega
[12:37] <fabzor> thanks
[12:37] <alvaro> which is the jre ppackage needed  by open office?
[12:38] <sprinkmeier> onats, laptop or dekstop? on a laptop the keyboard keys might already work.
[12:38] <jrib1> fabzor: apparently they'll have a deb available
[12:38] <fabzor> theres both i installed the deb
[12:38] <fabzor> mabe its installed
[12:38] <jrib1> fabzor: that should be enough then
[12:38] <sprinkmeier> alvaro, I use sun-java6-jre, seems to work
[12:38] <macrobad> alvaro: any working one
[12:39] <fabzor> its in /usr/lib/transgaming_cedega
[12:39] <ljsoftnet> how do u delete a folder in the terminal, the name of the folder is "miss universe"?
[12:39] <fabzor> yeah cool
[12:39] <onats> sprinkmeier, desktop
[12:39] <jrib1> ljsoftnet: rm -r '/path/to/directory with spaces'
[12:39] <sprinkmeier> ljsoftnet, "rm -r --interactive miss\ universe"
[12:40] <oCean_> onats: gnome? Add to panel > Brightness Applet
[12:40] <sprinkmeier> ljsoftnet, miss[TAB] should auto-complete with automatic escaping of the space
[12:40] <oCean_> onats: not sure, just suggesting
[12:41] <onats> ocean_ ok will try that
[12:41] <gfather> when i try to burn a cd with brasero (select drive to write to ) > file image , not my dvd drive ?
[12:41] <tomoyuki28jp> "shutdown -h now" command requires root auth, but system -> shutdown (or reboot) doesn't.  What the command to shutdown or reboot OS without root auth?
[12:42] <dr_willis> tomoyuki28jp:  there is none tht i know of.. you can easially make shutdown work without needing the sudo stuff
[12:42] <ghostlines> connecting a 1gbit switch, to a 100mbit would improve lan networking, or would the 100mbit router be a hiccup?
[12:42] <sprinkmeier> ghostlines, 1g switch would negotiate down to 100m
[12:42] <dr_willis> tomoyuki28jp:  you could either alter the sudoers file to allow sudo shutdown with out a password.. (safest) or set the suid bit on the shutdown command.
[12:43] <fabzor> it would be a 10x bottleneck = make the gigabit redundant
[12:43] <sprinkmeier> tomoyuki28jp, or tap the power button on the PC...
[12:43] <ljsoftnet> thanks guys
[12:43] <dr_willis> ive been slowly replacing all my 100 seed network parts to 1gb.   so i have gb switches now on a non-gb network (well parts of it are gb)
[12:44] <sprinkmeier> fabzor, mosst likely. Depends on what else is on the switch. gigabit is nice 'cos it auto-0negotiates.
[12:44] <tomoyuki28jp> dr_willis: I can currently shutdown OS without privileges from system -> shutdown in GUI, so I thought there should be already such command which doesn't require root privileges.
[12:44] <fabzor> ahh cool good point
[12:45] <dr_willis> tomoyuki28jp:  from what i gather its some how using gdm to do it. and gdm is ran as root priv. I think.
[12:45] <dr_willis> tomoyuki28jp:  if you started the desktop without using gdm. those options may change/vanish/differ ive noticed.
[12:46] <tomoyuki28jp> dr_willis: oh, it makes sense. thanks!
[12:46] <dr_willis> tomoyuki28jp:  i could be wrong.. but ive never seen a specific command that its calling.
[12:46] <r3r3> ubuntu05, is personal messaging users and ask for ASL
[12:46] <dr_willis> tomoyuki28jp:  i just cheat and suid the shutdown, and other commands -  (its just me on the system)
[12:47] <dr_willis> tomoyuki28jp:  i do know that if you start gnome from KDM, or KDE from GDM. the shutdown options  used to change.  you wouldent have all of the options
[12:49] <tadeu_> guys, how can i convert FLV files to VOB ?
[12:50] <beepboop> anyone running eeebuntu hanging out?
[12:50] <sprinkmeier> tadeu_, oggconvert ?
[12:50] <Nitsuga> hello
[12:50] <sprinkmeier> beepboop, yup.
[12:50] <tadeu_> sprinkmeier, i'll try it.. thx
[12:50] <kavity> tadeu_: You can convert vob to flv, I assume you can do the other way.
[12:50] <beepboop> nice, do you use eeecontrol?
[12:50] <Nitsuga> somebody knows why my cron job doesn't work?: */5 *	* * *	root '/etc/ipcheck/update.sh' > /etc/ipcheck/log/cron`date +'%d-%m_%H:%M'.log`
[12:50] <sprinkmeier> beepboop, no
[12:51] <beepboop> do you use anything else to overclock?
[12:51] <sprinkmeier> beepboop, no. If anything I want to under-clock, the EEE is running off a solar panel
[12:52] <beepboop> maybe. though I hear the 701's processor is a 900 mhz underclocked to just a bit above 600
[12:52] <sprinkmeier> Nitsuga, redirections, backticks and other shell things don't always work as expected in cron. try putting the command in a script and calling just the script, no arguments.
[12:53] <sprinkmeier> beepboop, yes, I heard that too. Still has way too much power for me at 600 :-)
[12:53] <beepboop> i haven't had any trouble with eeecontrol clocking to 750, though there is the remnants of a former ant colony in my eee and i should probably play it safe
[12:53] <beepboop> though the sooner it dies, the sooner I can grab a 1000H
[12:54] <sprinkmeier> beep suggest you debug your EEE first :-)
[12:54] <[DarkSun]> does anyone know where i could go for some support for ubuntu for sparc?
[12:54] <beepboop> lmao. way to be
[12:54] <gfather> guys , even when i use cd/dvd creater i get write to image
[12:54] <gfather> any help
[12:54] <gfather> how i make brasero detect my drive ?
[12:55] <sprinkmeier> gfather, CD/DVD writer recognised by system as such? do you have /dev/cdrw?
[12:55] <sprinkmeier> !brasero | gfather
[12:55] <sprinkmeier> !burn | gfather
[12:56] <gfather> thanks
[12:56] <beepboop> hey sprink, one more thing. what kind of battery life you getting? normal use and all
[12:57] <sprinkmeier> beepboop, my use is anything bu tnormal :-) get about 3 hours from a full battery, LCD off, EEE (almost) idle
[12:57] <beepboop> ouch. i must have gotten screwed from the factory, i can't break an hour twenty
[12:58] <beepboop> new ones are like 70$ on ebay
[12:58] <sprinkmeier> beepboop, not if you're overclocking, no....
[12:58] <beepboop> hah at overclock I can't break an hour. that kind of life was before eeecontrol
[12:58] <beepboop> wonder if warranty covers a crapola battery
[12:59] <topyli> when i log out, x freezes on the next login. when i switch to a virtual console, i get a blank screen and cannot get back to X. i'm using 64bit intrepid and intel 82Q35 Express graphics chip. in my Xorg log there is an error line "intel(0): Unable to write to SDVOCTRL_E for SDVOB Slave 0x70" several times. halp!
[13:01] <untitled> enyone had this problem, that skype won't login if started as user? works fine with sudo
[13:01] <untitled> skype says that multiply copys might be started and won't login
[13:01] <tea_ovedose> hi, how to tweak ubuntu boot faster ?
[13:02] <untitled> tea_ovedose: just update-rc.d -f noneededservices remove
[13:02] <untitled> :)
[13:03] <topyli> untitled: no idea, but do not run networked programs as root, especially not proprietary ones
[13:03] <zeitsofa> tea_ovedose: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-89491.html
[13:03] <tea_ovedose> thanks zeitsofa
[13:03] <sprinkmeier> tea_ovedose, disable services you don't need. Also, some madmen replaced init with make so daemons could start in parallel :-)
[13:04] <bec0de> hello all
[13:04] <beepboop> Holler
[13:05] <untitled> topyli: true =\
[13:05] <zuozhen_shao> Hi all
[13:06] <bassliner> hi there, changes being made to xorg.conf seem to not be recognized anymore and it just tells me that some settings are now automatically configured by the server (grrr...), any help how i can make changes there?
[13:06] <ikonia> bassliner: what sort of changes
[13:07] <ikonia> bassliner: xorg is dynamic but will still read changes in that file
[13:07] <oshua86> Hello guys I have a PC with nvidia riva tnt2 model 64 and I dont seem to be able to change the resolution, any help plz?
[13:07] <bassliner> ikonia: VertScrollDelta in the input device section of my synaptics touchpad.
[13:07] <ikonia> bassliner: is that still a valid parameter in the version ?
[13:07] <untitled> oshua86: god drivers from nvidia?
[13:07] <zeitsofa> tea_ovedose: http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/10things/?p=387 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=89491 and http://www.red91.com/2008/11/02/get-ubuntu-to-boot-faster. i think these are good articles for you :)
[13:07] <bassliner> ikonia: i tried adding the specific section and enabled shmconfig there but when i use synclient it's still disabled it says.
[13:07] <oshua86> untitled, yah
[13:07] <bassliner> ikonia: i bet... how else would one want to configure it?
[13:08] <oshua86> running ubuntu 8.10
[13:08] <ikonia> bassliner: make sure that's still a valid option, that would be the first thing I've check
[13:08] <bassliner> ikonia: it just scrolls way too much if i use the vertical touchpad scroll slider thing.
[13:08] <dsdeiz> hi is there a way to know if the app in already installed using the terminal?
[13:08] <komputes> whats a good command to just show IP addresses assigned to the host (without all the extra ifconfig verbosity)
[13:08] <zuozhen_shao> oshua86: what's untiled plz?
[13:08] <bec0de> ifconfig interface
[13:08] <bassliner> ikonia: that actually doesn't make sense as long as adjusting the other options doesn't even have any effect too.
[13:08] <bec0de> ex: ifconfig eth0
[13:09] <oshua86> zuozhen_shao, sorry I was trying to copy the screen name dunno what happened
[13:09] <topyli> dsdeiz: apt-cache policy <packagename>
[13:09] <untitled> dsdeiz: aptitude show app
[13:09] <macrobad> Has anyone successfully used Ubuntu openssh package with IPv6?
[13:09] <ikonia> bassliner: 1.) it's a new version of xorg from different distros checking parameters are valid is wise 2.) it's dynamic - but it still reads from the config file 3.) I've made changes to my own xorg so I know it picks up the changes so there is either a problem with the parameters or the device
[13:09] <zuozhen_shao> oshua86: you can use "Tab" instead copy
[13:09] <natrixnatrix89> Hi. I've got a problem that every time i restart my pc something mutes and turns on the sound level of PCM. I cant find what it might be.. can anyone help?
[13:10] <oshua86> zuozhen_shao, cool. So do you think you can help me with this problem?
[13:10] <bassliner> ikonia: hmmm. well thanks a lot for your help but i really wonder why it doesn't read my settings. also i wonder how i would just change one single option in the input device section without re-specifying all the stuff that usually would get auto inserted or something...
[13:11] <Grrrrr> how to see the man page for a specific function in C/C++ programming language on Ubuntu?
[13:11] <ikonia> bassliner: how do you know it's not reading your settings ?
[13:11] <bec0de> someone know any good screencasting program for ubuntu ?
[13:11] <ikonia> bassliner: how do you know those parameters are still valid ?
[13:11] <zuozhen_shao> sorry,I guess you didn't install the right driver maybe.
[13:11] <bassliner> ikonia: i adjusted some of the parameters i use without effect
[13:11] <ikonia> bassliner: that is the point I'm making ?
[13:11] <natrixnatrix89> Hi. I've got a problem that every time i restart my pc something mutes and turns on the sound level of PCM. I cant find what it might be.. can anyone help?
[13:11] <sprinkmeier> komputes, "ip route"
[13:11] <zuozhen_shao> oshua86: sorry,I guess you didn't install the right driver maybe.
[13:11] <ikonia> bassliner: yes, but if the parmeters are not valid any more then they won't take effect
[13:11] <topyli> Bec0de: recordmydesktop
[13:11] <komputes> sprinkmeier: awesome
[13:12] <zuozhen_shao> oshua86: if you just installed,plz kindly restart X
[13:12] <oshua86> zuozhen_shao, yeah Im guessing something like that, the thing is that many websites show many different drivers :(
[13:12] <AndrewMohawk> where can i find a list of the default scripting languages installed on an ubuntu server?
[13:12] <Bec0de> this only record the screen, i want to edit the video, ...
[13:12] <bassliner> ikonia: then they actually would have taken SHMConfig out, which makes the installation of synclient pointless. right?
[13:12] <oshua86> zuozhen_shao, ok I just installed atm all the updates are installing
[13:12] <zuozhen_shao> oshua86: why not try apt-get auto-install
[13:12] <ikonia> bassliner: I dont know - check ?
[13:12] <Grrrrr> Bec0de: then use another tool
[13:13] <oshua86> ok, ill try that
[13:13] <noren> hi all, is there a way to create an alternate cd ffrom a normat dexktop cd intaller
[13:13] <zuozhen_shao> oshua86: good luck
[13:13] <Bec0de> Grrrrr> i'm searching for this tool :)
[13:13] <komputes> sprinkmeier: that gives me the address of the network, not the host
[13:14] <sprinkmeier> komputes, seelast column, 'src'
[13:14] <komputes> sprinkmeier: any other commands? looking for output to be 'eth0: <IP_ADDRESS>'
[13:15] <komputes> sprinkmeier: this looks close and I can probably add it to a script that uses sed/awk to move around the data
[13:15] <noren_> !alternate
[13:15] <sprinkmeier> komputes, ip route | awk '/src/{print $3 ": " $9}'
[13:16] <noren_> !minimal
[13:16] <beepboop> am i a true linuxfag if i never end up using anything but ubuntu? i've only compiled kernel like... once
[13:16] <bassliner> ikonia: hm, it seems that my specification for the device is just wrong, any idea how i could find out what "Identifier" the auto configured device is using?
[13:16] <ikonia> beepboop: do you have a n ubuntu support issue ?
[13:17] <ikonia> bassliner: check the log for a start ?
[13:17] <DIFH-iceroot> how to get the read/write-speed from a hdd?
[13:17] <beepboop> yes I haven't been laid since I booted up the LiveCD
[13:17] <bassliner> ikonia: i checked /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[13:17] <ikonia> bassliner: that would have been my first call
[13:17] <bassliner> yea
[13:18] <bassliner> ikonia: well i really have no idea what to do there as the way i did it for the last YEARS absolutely doesn't work anymore... it seems that it really got hard to just alter xorg.conf to your needs to me.
[13:19] <jimcooncat> is there any kind of "macro" record/playback method for gnome or X? Looking for keystrokes, mouseclicks, etc.
[13:19] <zuozhen_shao> Is there anyone who know some English-learning channels?I want to improve my English,Thx
[13:19] <sprinkmeier> DIFH-iceroot, hdparm -t|-T
[13:20] <wh000> how make ubuntu 8.10 dist with EXT4 ?
[13:21] <DIFH-iceroot> sprinkmeier: 8.8MB/s :( but thank you for the command
[13:21] <sprinkmeier> DIFH-iceroot, there'e also a tool that checks read/write performance, can't remember the name of it now but they usually drag it out when comparing filesystems.
[13:21] <fosco_> wh000: you'd better wait till jaunty
[13:22] <zuozhen_shao> hello everyone.Is there anyone who knows some English-learning channels? I feel embarrassed to talk some non-Ubuntu topics here.But I wanner improve my English.:)
[13:23] <jrib1> zuozhen_shao: ask #ubuntu-offtopic
[13:23] <zuozhen_shao> jrib1: Thx
[13:24] <macrobad> Does anybody know how to switch off key authentication in ssh? So that it doesn't even look for keys in the default ~/.ssh/id_rsa ~/.ssh/id_dsa ?
[13:27] <sprinkmeier> macrobad, mess with /etc/ssh/ssh_config ?
[13:28] <macrobad> sprinkmeier: been doing it for the last 4 hours...
[13:29] <macrobad> sprinkmeier: trying to configure SSH over IPv6, but it doesn't work, and I suspect a software problem with ssh, because IPv6 works just fine
[13:29] <sprinkmeier> macrobad, 'chmod 444 ~/.ssh/*' ssh will refuse to use these files if they're too open :-)
[13:30] <sprinkmeier> macrobad, ssh over v4 works, and other stuff over v6 works, but ssh over v6 is broken?
[13:30] <macrobad> sprinkmeier: :) nice idea! I've tried moving ~/.ssh/ altogether, but it didn't help. Let me try to make it world readable!
[13:30] <macrobad> sprinkmeier: yes, exactly.
[13:31] <macrobad> sprinkmeier: it merely keeps looking for SSHv1 keys in all the standard paths no matter what I do, although everything works fine with IPv4.
[13:31] <sprinkmeier> macrobad, I've (sort of) used ssh over v6, creating a reverse tunnel and ssh-ing to ::1 (mostly because it's quicker to type than <IP_ADDRESS>)
[13:31] <macrobad> :)
[13:31] <macrobad> sprinkmeier: have a look: http://pastebin.com/m4a8f0e6f
[13:32] <sprinkmeier> macrobad, disable sshv1 for starters... bugs.
[13:32] <SuperLag> Do you guys know of any text editors that will allow you to open a folder and have all the contained files in one pane? (something like what TextMate does on OS X)
[13:32] <macrobad> sprinkmeier: The funny thing it is disabled on the server, in the client, and on the command line already...
[13:33] <jrib1> SuperLag: tabbed you mean?
[13:33] <joaopinto> SuperLag, gedit does that
[13:33] <I2> i'm not able to run popen function please someone can help me?
[13:33] <joaopinto> I2, you mean the C popen() function ?
[13:34] <I2> yes
[13:34] <joaopinto> I2, then you should ask on a C support chan :\
[13:34] <[DarkSun]> !sparc
[13:34] <joaopinto> !C
[13:34] <Skaag> my nvidia 177 restricted driver fails, in 8.10...
[13:34] <[DarkSun]> GAH, NOT FOUND
[13:34] <SlimeyPete> there's a ##c
[13:34] <Skaag> I have an nVidia Corporation GeForce 9500 GT (rev a1)
[13:35] <erode> qualcuno mi aiuta?? ho problemi a sentire l audio di tuxguitar!
[13:35] <ziroday> Skaag: fails how?
[13:36] <Skaag> ziroday: It can't find the kernel module for some reason
[13:36] <ziroday> Skaag: err did you install the drivers from the repo
[13:36] <Skaag> a modprobe for nvidia says not found
[13:36] <Skaag> I installed it using the restricted driver manager
[13:36] <Bec0de> exit
[13:36] <ziroday> Skaag: right
[13:36] <Bec0de> bye all
[13:37] <Skaag> ziroday: Do I also need to install something manually with aptitude?
[13:37] <ziroday> Skaag: do you know if you are currently using the nvidia driver?
[13:37] <Skaag> Right now I'm in low graphics mode
[13:37] <Skaag> and lsmod doesn't show nv or nvidia
[13:37] <ziroday> Skaag: oh kay, did you edit your xorg.conf?
[13:37] <Skaag> I ran nvidia-xconfig which did that for me... was that too presumptius? :_)
[13:38] <Skaag> presumptuous
[13:38] <sprinkmeier> macrobad, everything looks right.... except for the bit where it doesn't work. "fec0" addresses, i.e. same copper? no fancy 6-4-6 tunnelling?
[13:38] <ziroday> Skaag: err possibly, What does nvidia-settings say?
[13:38] <Skaag> it first pops a small dialog which says i do not appear to be using the nvidia X driver
[13:39] <erode> I have a problem with tuxguitar! I don't list the files midi!
[13:39] <ziroday> Skaag: okay, you sure you have -177 installed?
[13:39] <SuperLag> jrib1: joaopinto: if gedit does that, I'm not seeing it. I'm trying to open a folder, and instead of displaying the files contained in the folder on the left, it's going into the folder... in the file browser.
[13:40] <macrobad> sprinkmeier: fec0... is Site-local unicast. It was deprecated, but still allowed to have until a substitution is adopted. It is similar to IPv4 private addresses. Anyway, I just don't have public routable addresses for the whole lab, and therefore experiment with private ones.
[13:40] <ziroday> Skaag: actually I have to run. I'm sure somebody else will be able to help you here.
[13:40] <joaopinto> SuperLag, oh, you mean an editor with a file browser window
[13:41] <SuperLag> jrib1: joaopinto: I have a folder called sql_scripts. I want to open it, and see all of it's files on their own pane. So I can pick any file at will, and have it then open.
[13:41] <macrobad> sprinkmeier: Should get them in one week though. =)
[13:41] <virus_> hi everyone!
[13:41] <macrobad> sprinkmeier: and yes, I'm connected via 6to4 tunnel.
[13:41] <blip-> hi all,  I have a license to mac OS 10.    I want to run it within ubuntu, would anyone recommend a vm to do this ?    I'm running 8.04.    thanks
[13:41] <ramontayag> hey everyone. since forever i've been using active record store (let's call that ARS) for a while now, but with rails 2.3 this plugin (limited sessions) i've been using breaks the app. Would it be wise to go back to file session store?
[13:42] <virus_> blip-, Virtualbox
[13:42] <ramontayag> gah sorry wrong room. again
[13:42] <joaopinto> SuperLag, http://live.gnome.org/Gedit/Plugins/FileBrowser
[13:42] <SuperLag> blip-: it's not possible to run OS X in a VM at this point. Not legally, anyways.
[13:42] <sprinkmeier> macrobad, wondering if the tunnel does something weird that ssh objects to? messing up known_hosts or something?
[13:42] <b1n42y> how do i change the font colour in gnome applet windows list??
[13:43] <sprinkmeier> macrobad, gotta go, getting^Wgotten late. good luck!
[13:43] <macrobad> sprinkmeier: hmm... it shouldn't be the case, because tunnel is configured on machine A, whereas I am connecting to machine A from machine B, and the problem seems to reside here
[13:43] <macrobad> anyway, good luck!
[13:45] <joaopinto> SuperLag, on gedit, View -> Side Pane
[13:45] <joaopinto> then click on the file browser icon at the bottom of the side pane
[13:45] <SuperLag> That's *exactly* what I was looking for.
[13:45] <SuperLag> Thank you. I had the plugin installed already, but wasn't figuring it out.
[13:46] <SuperLag> jrib1: joaopinto: Thank you, folks. I appreciate the help.
[13:46] <joaopinto> np :)
[13:47] <beyta> hye
[13:47] <blip-> SuperLag: hmm that's strange...   I just want to test a program on it as I don't have a working mac hardware
[13:47] <beyta> anybody knows how to configure built in bluetooth in my laptop with ubuntu??
[13:48] <[DarkSun]> !sun
[13:49] <blip-> beyta: KDE has kbluemon, I don't know about knowm
[13:50] <krishnan> how to install python on hardy?
[13:50] <dennda> It is there already, krishnan
[13:50] <krishnan> dennda: is it? sure?
[13:50] <dennda> krishnan: open a terminal and enter python --version
[13:51] <krishnan> dennda: s it is present
[13:52] <Sandoon> Hi
[13:53] <Sandoon> I am new to Ubuntu, and i could need some help. I am a geek:-), and i am happy with that. Is there anyone here to help me?
[13:54] <DIFH-iceroot> !ask | Sandoon
[13:54] <pitooow> Sandoon: what do u want?
[13:55] <Sandoon> I need help with coding an irc bot.
[13:55] <DIFH-iceroot> Sandoon: its not ubuntu-related
[13:55] <cojack> hello
[13:55] <DIFH-iceroot> cojack: hi
[13:55] <cojack> some one know how to install this in kde
[13:55] <cojack> http://library.gnome.org/users/user-guide/stable/prefs-keyboard-a11y.html.en
[13:55] <Sandoon> Oh? I thought you did it in ubuntu?
[13:55] <cojack> yeap
[13:56] <DMJC> I can't get 8.10's 64-bit livecd to boot
[13:56] <cojack> I have kubuntu
[13:56] <DMJC> I've got 64-bit hardware before anyone asks the obvious
[13:56] <[DarkSun]> Sandoon, ubuntu is a linux distro,   you need a...probly tcl channel
[13:56] <DIFH-iceroot> DMJC: errors?
[13:56] <DMJC> non that I can see
[13:56] <DMJC> the disc loads
[13:56] <Sandoon> Ok. You think that will help?
[13:56] <DMJC> I get the boot menu options for livecd and install
[13:56] <cojack> wrong burn
[13:56] <DMJC> and if I select an option and hit enter
[13:56] <Dillizar> i need a program to mount iso any one?
[13:56] <DMJC> it doesn't do anything
[13:57] <Pici> !enter | DMJC
[13:57] <[DarkSun]> you need to figure out what language the codeing is in, and join that channel.
[13:57] <DIFH-iceroot> Dillizar: mount
[13:57] <cojack> some one can help me?
[13:57] <DIFH-iceroot> cojack: 32bit version is working?
[13:57] <Sandoon> Thanks for help, people:-?
[13:57] <michaeldadmum> sudo mount xxx.iso /mnt -o loop
[13:57] <Sandoon> :-) i mean
[13:57] <DMJC> basically it just sits at the menu and doesn't do anything when I hit enter. if I hit enter enough it says casper/vmlinuz
[13:57] <BlackAeronaut> Howdy all.  Got issues trying to install Ubuntu.
[13:58] <cojack> DIFH-iceroot: I think you have got an error on burn your cd
[13:58] <DMJC> 32-bit install cd worked fine
[13:58] <Shininggg2000> when you install ubuntu with the mini iso does it autmatically download all the application or you have the choice to do it manually ?
[13:58] <DIFH-iceroot> cojack: ???
[13:58] <cojack> sory I don
[13:59] <cojack> sory I don't have time to resolv your problem
[13:59] <DIFH-iceroot> DMJC: so maybe there a problems with 64drivers for your hardware. you need 64bit version?
[13:59] <BlackAeronaut> I boot from the CD (itś a good disk - check it and everything) and tried to install from there, but itś dumped me in terminal with nothing else.
[13:59] <cojack> got 32bit cds and install
[13:59] <DMJC> DIFH N/M
[13:59] <nbeebo> im trying to make my sound output also be my sound input
[13:59] <cojack> 64bit system it's not faster than 32bit
[13:59] <DMJC> I just found out the cd didn't download properly
[13:59] <cojack> ask why?
[13:59] <nbeebo> aka the stuff that comes out of speakers should also come in the microphone device controller without hardware
[14:00] <oj_> hi, i'm trying to export some LIB and PATHS that I have added in ~/.bash_profile but when I relog or restart It doesn't work, what do i do?
[14:01] <BlackAeronaut> Can someone help me?  Iḿ trying to install Ubuntu from booting the CD, but all Iḿ getting is dumped into terminal.
[14:01] <PerryArmstrong> hey can anyone help me...i am not able to execute c++ programs, till now i worked only in C
[14:02] <jrib1> PerryArmstrong: be more specific...
[14:02] <PerryArmstrong> jrib1; what shout be the extension of the c++ program
[14:02] <Lint> *.cpp
[14:02] <jrib1> PerryArmstrong: doesn't really matter, but .cc and .cpp are common
[14:03] <BlackAeronaut> Can someone help me?  Iḿ trying to install Ubuntu from booting the CD, but all Iḿ getting is dumped into terminal.
[14:03] <o891> BlackAeronaut: what version?
[14:03] <BlackAeronaut> 8.10 32-Bit.
[14:03] <BlackAeronaut> Desktop
[14:04] <oj_> hi, i'm trying to export some LIB and PATHS that I have added in ~/.bash_profile but when I relog or restart It doesn't work, what do i do?
[14:04] <o891> blackaeronaut: do u get the liveCD desktop menu on boot?
[14:04] <PerryArmstrong> Lint, jrib1, i saved in both .c and .cpp and i tried and i got this output,  http://paste.ubuntu.com/131978/
[14:04] <BlackAeronaut> o891:  That I did.
[14:04] <michaeldadmum> oj_: In where they doesn't work?
[14:05] <o891> BA: and u can boot into LiveSession?
[14:05] <oj_> michaeldadmum, if I go into terminal and try one of the commands it says program not found try installing
[14:05] <BlackAeronaut> o891:  Lemme try...
[14:05] <michaeldadmum> oj: What's your ~/.bashrc
[14:05] <michaeldadmum> oj: What's your ~/.bash_profile
[14:05] <Lint> 1) try use namespace "std" around your code
[14:05] <BlackAeronaut> o891: Rebooting the other laptop now.
[14:06] <Lint> 2) replace <iostream.h> with <iostream>
[14:06] <snek> i'm looking for a new soundcard which support SPDIF via optical out under ubuntu.. preferably with DD or DTS encoding... is there such a thing?
[14:06] <nbeebo> im trying to make my sound output also be my sound input
[14:06] <BlackAeronaut> Now if only I can remember to force it to go to the CD drive first to boot...
[14:06] <PerryArmstrong> Lint; didnt help in boith the ways
[14:07] <oj_> michaeldadmum, http://paste.ubuntu.com/131979/ here is my bash profile
[14:07] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: what kind of laptop?
[14:07] <BlackAeronaut> o891: Okay, itś booting from the disk now...  Toshiba Satellite A355D series.
[14:08] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: is that the same laptop where u r getting terminal?
[14:08] <michaeldadmum> oj_: try to cut and paste the contents from .bash_profile to .profile and try again.
[14:08] <BlackAeronaut> o891: Ah, you where here for that one.  :)
[14:08] <BlackAeronaut> o891: The same damn one.
[14:08] <protocol1> how would I go about installing a .gz file from the terminal?
[14:09] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: well let me know if u can get a live session
[14:09] <oj_> michaeldadmum, do i still need to paste the few top lines eg. if fi ... or start from PATH ?
[14:09] <BlackAeronaut> o891: I kinda doubt I will,  Wanna know something crazy?  It was doing the same thing with Fedora the other day.
[14:10] <snek> protocol1: you have to extract the .gz first... tar xzf filename.g
[14:10] <snek> protocol1: you have to extract the .gz first... tar xzf filename.gz*
[14:10] <krishnan> can anyone help me on learning python? What type of programs do we write using python?
[14:10] <michaeldadmum> oj_ from line 10
[14:10] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: well if you cant get a live session I wouldnt even try to install it
[14:10] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: is your disk corrupt?
[14:11] <BlackAeronaut> o891: Doubt it. It checks out fine on the integrity check.
[14:11] <oj_> michaeldadmum, and do i need to include the last two lines?
[14:11] <michaeldadmum> oj_: no need
[14:11] <jrib1> PerryArmstrong: pastebin your source code
[14:12] <remoteCTRL> umm where has  apache2-ssl-certificate gone please?
[14:12] <oj_> michaeldadmum, just to check with you before i save, http://paste.ubuntu.com/131980/ is this okay?
[14:12] <PerryArmstrong> jrib1;http://paste.ubuntu.com/131981/
[14:13] <BlackAeronaut> o891: There has to be something fundamentally wrong that weŕe missing here.  It wont boot 32 or 64 bit versions, and it wont boot Fedora either.
[14:13] <michaeldadmum> oj_: save it and delete .bash_profile
[14:13] <jrib1> PerryArmstrong: how are compiling it?
[14:13] <o891_> BlackAeronaut:  are u using the 'alternate installer'?
[14:13] <oj_> michaeldadmum, how do i test to see if it works? relog?
[14:13] <PerryArmstrong> jrib1; i used both gcc and cc,  like this cc emp.c, gcc emp.cpp
[14:14] <michaeldadmum> oj_: just logout and login again
[14:14] <jimi_hendrix> anyone know what i need to install to dev wxwidget (i mean whats the package called)
[14:14] <BlackAeronaut> o891: Iǘe tried wubi from in windows and Iǘe tried booting the installer on the disk.
[14:14] <michaeldadmum> PerryArmStrong: .c should be compiled by gcc and .cpp should be compiled by g++
[14:14] <AivariuX> Hello, what I need to do? I have my WIFI drivers install it but then i reboot I need install it again
[14:14]  * BlackAeronaut wonders what the hell is wrong with his keyboard.
[14:14] <oj_> michaeldadmum, thanks man, it's working now
[14:15] <PerryArmstrong> michaeldadmum, yes it worked...now how to execute
[14:15] <jrib1> PerryArmstrong: you want: g++ foo.cc
[14:15] <PerryArmstrong> michaeldadmum, it compiled,
[14:15] <o891_> BlackAeronaut:  are u trying this with Wubi or directly from the disc?
[14:15] <michaeldadmum> PerryArmstrong: g++ test.cpp -o test
[14:15] <BlackAeronaut> o891: I have tried it both ways.
[14:15] <michaeldadmum> PerryArmstrong: where test is the exec
[14:15] <BlackAeronaut> Smae result.
[14:16] <PerryArmstrong> michaeldadmum, for c program we used ./a.out
[14:16] <AivariuX> Hello, what I need to do? I have my WIFI drivers install it but then i reboot I need install it again
[14:16] <michaeldadmum> PerryArmstrong: try ./a.out again
[14:17] <Skaag> is it possible that in order to install the nvidia 177 restricted driver, that the kernel sources need to be available on my machine?
[14:17] <Bizzeh> hey, im trying to install ubuntu to my new intel pc, and the onboard NIC doesnt seem to be recognised by ubuntu.. its listed in windows as "Atheros AR8121/AR8113/AR8114 PCI-E Ethernet Controller
[14:17] <PerryArmstrong> michaeldadmum, didnt get the output, any idea jrib1
[14:17] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: well i know ubuntu works on the A355D
[14:17] <michaeldadmum> PerryArmstrong: try g++ source.cpp -o exec; ./exec
[14:18] <PerryArmstrong> michaeldadmum, didnt get the output still
[14:18] <BlackAeronaut> o891: I know, thatś whatś so annoying about this.  Hang on, may wanna look at this...  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=101570
[14:18] <michaeldadmum> PerryArmstrong: any error message?
[14:18] <PerryArmstrong> michaeldadmum, i didnt get any message
[14:19] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: ahh...so you are not in terminal, your are just getting a black screen
[14:19] <michaeldadmum> PerryArmstrong: did your executable run correctly?
[14:19] <osfameron> afternoon
[14:19] <Bizzeh> does anyone know if ubuntu supports a "Atheros AR8121/AR8113/AR8114 PCI-E Ethernet Controller" at all?
[14:19] <michaeldadmum> PerryArmstrong: compile, runtime, or logic error?
[14:19] <PerryArmstrong> michaeldadmum, in the sense
[14:19] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: well that is an x server problem,  I would try to install using the 'alternate install' cd
[14:19] <BlackAeronaut> o891: Oh, not a black screen at all.  I still get the prompt: ubuntu@ubuntu:
[14:19] <PerryArmstrong> michaeldadmum, i used only a cout statement to print hello
[14:20] <jrib1> PerryArmstrong: ./a.out runs but doesn't do what you want?
[14:20] <osfameron> even after reboot, I have completely messed up sound: 1) volume control buttons don't change volume, 2) no sound apps work, ALSA appears not to be enabled, 3) system beep is on (even though it's disabled in System-Preferences-Sound).  Any suggestions?
[14:20] <michaeldadmum> PerryArmstrong: paste your souce please
[14:20] <gte351s> how do I change the active user in shell?
[14:20] <jrib1> gte351s: su
[14:20] <PerryArmstrong> michaeldadmum, http://paste.ubuntu.com/131981/
[14:21] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: well i would still try with the alterante CD
[14:21] <o891_> BlackAeronaut:  hvae you tried that?
[14:21] <michaeldadmum> PerryArmstrong: try adding <<endl at the end of line 6.
[14:21] <petteri_> working?
[14:21] <gte351s> jrib1: thanks.. what's the actual syntax, say is I want to change from root to username?
[14:21] <BlackAeronaut> o891 What exactly is álternate CD supposed to be?
[14:21] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: it appears like you have an xwindows error
[14:22] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: it is a text based installed
[14:22] <PerryArmstrong> michaeldadmum, i got the output, but that's weired that i get output only when i add ednl
[14:22] <PerryArmstrong> endl
[14:22] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#alternate
[14:22] <michaeldadmum> PerryArmstrong: endl means end-of-line and flush output.
[14:22] <BlackAeronaut> o891: So itś an option you trigger at the CDs boot menu?
[14:22] <michaeldadmum> PerryArmstrong: when no endl, the output left at the cache and not shown
[14:23] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: what graphics card is it?
[14:23] <michaeldadmum> bye all
[14:23] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: in your laptop i mean
[14:23] <BlackAeronaut> ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3470 X2 Hybrid.
[14:23] <PerryArmstrong> michaeldadmum, then what about complex programs that i need to write, o they need endl...
[14:24] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: do you have an external display?
[14:24] <BlackAeronaut> o891: wish I did.
[14:25] <BlackAeronaut> o891: think I should try an earlier version of Ubuntu?
[14:25] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: no hang on i am looking at something here
[14:25] <BlackAeronaut> o891: Okay.  Thanks, BTW.
[14:26] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: well do it again: boot the cd until you get to terminal
[14:27] <BlackAeronaut> o891: Right, wait one.
[14:27] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: then type sudo dpkg-reconfigure xerver-xorg
[14:27] <hx> when is going to be launched the jackalope?
[14:27] <DJones> hx: Its due at the end of April
[14:28] <hx> :)
[14:28] <BlackAeronaut> o891: hereś something interesting.  I rebooted by typing sudo reboot.  It then says that itś stopping gnome!  WTF?
[14:28] <bong_> can anyone help!!! I setup a webserver and host at my computer. My friend can ping my website, but can't browse it. anybody experience my problem?
[14:28] <fliegenderfrosch> hx: april 23rd
[14:29] <b1n42y> conky gives me Conky: can't parse X color 'white' have googled has anyone come across this ?
[14:29] <hx> it is alpha right now? beta ? beta 2?
[14:29] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: yeah well thats not bad considering the problem is your video card
[14:29] <shauno> bong_: good chance it's networking upstream from the computer.  whether your router is forwarding correctly, whether your isp attempts to block self-hosted servers, etc
[14:29] <BlackAeronaut> o891:  Argh.
[14:29] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: anyway before we start messing with all xorg configuration i would rather you try to install from the alternate cd
[14:29] <vxworks> how do I setup a certain program to be executed at login time?
[14:30] <hx> after login or before?
[14:30] <fliegenderfrosch> !autostart
[14:30] <vxworks> hx, after
[14:30] <vxworks> hx, gdm login
[14:30] <hx> if after, then follow what ubottu said.
[14:30] <Lint> !tracker
[14:31] <vxworks> ok, but I want command line
[14:31] <fliegenderfrosch> vxworks: use your .profile
[14:31] <bong_> shauno: I don't know whether my isp block self-hosted server or not
[14:32] <BlackAeronaut> o891: Its going to take me a while to download.
[14:32] <stefan_can> !boot
[14:32] <Buffalo_Bill> HI!  Been looking on the forum for an answer but can't find any.  I got a Macbook 2nd Gen with ubuntu 8.10 and wifi works perfectly at boot.  When I suspend, it still works but I can't get Internet with some networks.
[14:32] <hx> bong_ maybe because they want you to take t1,.
[14:33] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: well i have to go back to uni, but that should certainly work, at least the install, as the install is terminal based and so doesnt require xserver, once it works you will nevertheless still not be able to boot into gnome so you will have to have a look at how to configure you xorg.conf file in /etc/X11
[14:33] <corey> when I go into suspend my laptop only lasts about 3-4 hours untill the battery dies. Anybody have any ideas on how to fix this?
[14:34] <bong_> hx: how can I know my isp block my self-hosted server
[14:34] <BlackAeronaut> o891: So this would be a driver issue then?
[14:34] <Bizzeh> so, it apears i cant use ubuntu at all on my new i7 because of the onboard NIC not being supported by linux in general
[14:34] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: here have  a look at this http://launchpadlibrarian.net/20584300/xorg.conf (change your xorg.conf file to this and see if it works)
[14:34] <Buffalo_Bill> corey: I think it is less consuming than being used, still it is not as power saving as shutting it down...
[14:35] <np4me> Why dont any other sounds work when i have music playing in a player? eg: No youtube vids have sound if im playing music in exaile(or any other player)
[14:35] <BlackAeronaut> o891: Iĺl do what I can.
[14:35] <corey> bizzeh: then get a new NIC. They can be bought for less than $15
[14:35] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: yes it is a driver issue
[14:35] <Bizzeh> np4me: thats called exclusive mode
[14:35] <Bizzeh> corey: why should i?
[14:35] <Bizzeh> NIC works perfectly in windows...
[14:35] <bong_> shauno: how can I know my isp block my self-hosted server
[14:35] <hx> uhm, well i supposed you are using certain port. If you are very sure that you dont have a router blocking you or a firewall, then try port scan at that port. (http://www.canyouseeme.org/)  check that page and type your port.
[14:35] <corey> bizzeh: because you want to use linux on your i7...
[14:35] <Bizzeh> bong_: try and access it from the outside....
[14:36] <np4me> Bizzeh: Can it be fixed?
[14:36] <Bizzeh> corey: i can live without it
[14:36] <Favorit> Bizzeh: which NIC is it?
[14:36] <Tr4sK> Hi
[14:36] <Bizzeh> np4me: turn off exclusive mode
[14:36] <osfameron> hmmm, if lspci doesn't show my sound controller, is it likely to be a physical failure?  anything else I can do to diagnose that?
[14:36] <np4me> Bizzeh: Where?
[14:36] <hx> bong_: uhm, well i supposed you are using certain port. If you are very sure that you dont have a router blocking you or a firewall, then try port scan at that port. (http://www.canyouseeme.org/)  check that page and type your port
[14:36] <Bizzeh> Favorit: its listed in windows as "Atheros AR8121/AR8113/AR8114 PCI-E Ethernet Controller"
[14:36] <BlackAeronaut> o891: Figures.  I only managed to get a proper driver to work in Windows XP earlier today, and even then it was only through the judicious use of a piece of conversion software that some kind soul hacked up.
[14:37] <Favorit> Bizzeh: oh, I see. never heard of that chipset yet. wouldn't surprise me if stock kernel of ubuntu doesn't support it yet
[14:37] <o891_> BlackAeronaut:  http://launchpadlibrarian.net/20761221/xf86-video-radeonhd-1.2.4-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.gz (driver for your card, should work) Copy the .tar.gz file to / and
[14:37] <o891_> run "sudo tar -zxvf xf86-video-radeonhd-1.2.4-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.gz"
[14:37] <Favorit> Bizzeh: let me look it up for you
[14:37] <shauno> bong_: I'd check in apache's log to see if his attempts register at all.  if your router logs, look there too.  if they're showing up on neither, you can assume it's upstream from there.   you can also running apache on a non-standard high port and see if you get different results
[14:37] <Bizzeh> Favorit: checked the ubuntu site, there is a guide for it, but for an older motherboard than mine, and it doesnt work
[14:37] <BlackAeronaut> o891: Will do!
[14:37] <corey> can apache be run from a desktop machine?
[14:37] <np4me> How do I turn off exclusive mode?
[14:37] <hx> corey: of course.
[14:38] <Bizzeh> corey: yeah, i do it all the time... infact, im doing it right now
[14:38] <fliegenderfrosch> corey: it can
[14:38] <Wanderer> ugh, why is kmix refuxing to un-mute my sound?
[14:38] <Bizzeh> np4me: depends on your audio setup
[14:38] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: sorry that was all a bit complicated: 1). install with the alternate CD 2). install the driver 3). edit your xorg.conf file 4). reboot
[14:38] <Bizzeh> what your asking is similar to "how do i change a lock"
[14:38] <wers> i changed my swap partition.how do i update my fstab?
[14:38] <BlackAeronaut> o891: Ah, it allmakes sense now.  ;)
[14:38] <o891_> BlackAeronaut: Good Luck! That should work though. other wise come back and ask again, if I am not here someone else should be able to help you!
[14:38] <hx> Wanderer: i believe that kmix stuff is supported in kubuntu channel right?  #kubuntu
[14:39] <np4me> Bizzeh: How do I turn it off anyway?
[14:39] <Favorit> Bizzeh: there's a kernel patch it seems
[14:39] <Bizzeh> np4me: it depends on your audio setup
[14:39] <np4me> Bizzeh: Ok...
[14:39] <xDCDx> hello, how can I remotely restart a machine when halt, reboot and shutdown commands are not available?
[14:39] <BlackAeronaut> o891:  Thanks.  I certainly do hope that it works.  If it does, Iĺl post my tale on the forums for some other lost soul to follow.
[14:39] <Bizzeh> there is no real answer.. it depends what driver, audio server and application your using
[14:40] <o891_> BlackAeronaut:  Great! Good luck!
[14:40] <bong_> hx: i tried http://www.canyouseeme.org/, and got error:Error: I could not see your service on <IP_ADDRESS> on port (80)
[14:40] <Favorit> Bizzeh: http://www.unav-micro.com/Download.aspx?id=13 tried this driver already?
[14:40] <Bizzeh> xDCDx: call the police of the area the machine is housed in, and tell them to cut the power to that building because it has terrorist activities going on in it... when they cut the power and check it out, the machine will go down... when they realise you hoaxed them, they will switch the power back on... machine should come back on with that
[14:41] <Bizzeh> Favorit: that didnt show in my searches, ill try it later :)
[14:41] <Bizzeh> thanks
[14:41] <hx> bong_: that means that your port is not open or is blocked by your isp. Or apache is not running.
[14:42] <jsmith2333> hello everyone
[14:42] <hx> bong_: are you sure apache is running and you have opened that port in firewall and router?
[14:42] <Bizzeh> bong_: can you access the local server by typing "http://localhost" or "http://<IP_ADDRESS>" in your browser?
[14:42] <xDCDx> bizzeh: im not kidding, my server filesystem is acting funny, I can login by ssh, but can't access most /sbin/ commands
[14:42] <rdz> hi all. is there any multimedia player that is able to receive streams transported over the proprietary RTMP protocol?
[14:42] <hx> bong_: do what Bizzeh said, Is a good test to know if apache is running
[14:43] <Favorit> Bizzeh: http://pastebin.com/m14db775e (stock 8.10 ubuntu)
[14:43] <Wanderer> hx: what's a non-kde/kubuntu sound manager?  trying to de-mute
[14:43] <Bizzeh> xDCDx: can you not run sudo screen to elevate your self?
[14:43] <Favorit> Bizzeh: question is if it will work with the actual hardware ;)
[14:43] <hx> Wanderer: well you can use amixer  from console
[14:43] <K1ng_Cobra> K1ng_Cobra: lol
[14:43] <hx> Wanderer: what channel you want to unmute?
[14:43] <bong_> I trying again... please wait!!!
[14:43] <jsmith2333> could anyone help me with ibex when I right-click a cd to copy it hangs at 98% the same with Braser
[14:44] <wers> how do i get the UIDs of my partitions?
[14:44] <oCean_> wers: "sudo blkid"
[14:44] <Wanderer> hx: I'm not sure.  alsamixer shows them all unmusted but kmix shows the general Mute is one (PCM?) but I'm not getting sound either
[14:44] <funkyHat> Bizzeh: the recommended way to get a root shell is sudo -i  I believe
[14:44] <wers> thanks oCean_
[14:44] <abuchbinder> wers, you don't need "sudo".
[14:45] <abuchbinder> wers, oCean_, just "blkid" will list all UUIDs.
[14:45] <wers> thanks abuchbinder
[14:46] <Bizzeh> btw
[14:46] <Bizzeh> i have a story for everyone
[14:46] <oCean_> Bizzeh: a technical support question?
[14:48] <Bizzeh> went to the manchester museum of science and insdustry the other day, when i got to the technology exibits (tvs, cameras, repleca of "baby").. there was a 78yr old guy who works at the museum explaining things to people, and he saw me using my phone (xpera x1) and he said something to the likes of "there is more computing power in that phone than was used to launch the first space shuttle missions" and i knew this already but i went along for a while u
[14:48] <oCean_> !ot | Bizzeh
[14:50] <Favorit> Bizzeh: there's a #defocus channel, too :)
[14:50] <forceflow> rdz: VLC ?
[14:50] <forceflow> But I want to hear how his story ends ... :(
[14:50] <hx> Wanderer: are you therE?
[14:50] <Nasra> !VLC
[14:51] <hx> Wanderer: in console type :  alsamixer and tell me your channels?
[14:51] <klync> i have openbsd-inetd installed on ubuntu 8.0.4 .... when i modify the config and reload, nothing changes. i'm stumped - any thoughts?
[14:51] <hx> Wanderer: to exit then press escape.
[14:51] <pepso> hiiiii can i install ubuntu in the portable hard disk.
[14:51] <juken> pepso: yup
[14:52] <pepso> juken: how can i?
[14:52] <juken> pepso: have you tried searching google first per chance?
[14:52] <pepso> juken: is there in any special way?
[14:52] <juken> pepso: of course there is
[14:52] <pepso> juken: any good tutorial if you know? then plz tell
[14:53] <Bizzeh> pepso: yes, but it will only really run on similar hardware... try and move it across cpu manufacturers (amd->intel or intel->amd) it becomes... fussy... and moving across gfx card manufacturers, thats just all laughs in a box
[14:53] <juken> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick <---
[14:53] <pepso> juken: ok I am seeing. Thanks
[14:53] <KingWilliam> All you need is VESA drivers :P
[14:53] <Bizzeh> juken: thats FROM a usb drive, pepso seemed to be asking to install TO a usb drive
[14:54] <juken> Bizzeh: if you're livebooting from the USB drive then it's essentially still on there
[14:54] <oCean_> pepso: Think this is for installing ON usb drive: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[14:54] <raven> hi
[14:55] <pepso> Bizzeh: yes i want to install on the Portable 2.5 hd
[14:55] <gameboy439> hello, can any one help me with a hard drive problem? i formatted my second drive to ext3 and now it's not showing up in Computer
[14:55] <juken> gameboy439: did you mount it?
[14:55] <MTecknology> gameboy439: what os are you trying from?
[14:55] <raven> can i talk to anyone about crosscompiling (in private chan)?
[14:55] <hx> Wanderer: ?
[14:56] <jsmith2333> help with copy disk
[14:56] <wad> I've got a shell script that launches an application. It sets up some environment variables, stuff like that. I tried to make a launcher with an icon, to launch the app, but my launcher refuses to do anything. I must be missing something obvious.... I've been over all the options on the desktop icon, and tried most of them. Ideas?
[14:56] <gameboy439> i am using ubuntu ultimate gamers edition, which is ubuntu 8.10 with a bunch of stuff
[14:56] <pepso> juken: I want to install on the Portable 2.5 hd
[14:56] <juken> pepso: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[14:56] <gameboy439> i cant even see the drive to mount it, and i couldnt seem to mount it in gparted
[14:56] <MaT-dg> my networkmanager doesn't show any secured wireless networks and when it does find some occasionally it refuses to connect to my known wireless network. Ubuntu 8.10, problem started 2 - 3 days ago.
[14:57] <juken> gameboy439: does it show up in fdisk -l ?
[14:58] <carmen> fggpokjvgopfrj
[14:58] <carmen> vgoptjopbgpojvgjnpnhfvpijgpijfiopjthpijbpto
[14:58] <oCean_> gameboy439: actually the ultimate edition is not supported here due to repository and software changes
[14:58] <carmen> fgokoprtjgt
[14:58] <wad> carmen, please speak English...
[14:58] <juken> carmen: let's hope you are here about keyboard issues :)
[14:58] <zane_> dfkhsd
[14:58] <hx> Important question, I noticed that ubuntu 8.04 doesnt detect HD in my new MB, while 8.10 does. I believe that the cause is sata drivers/raid
[14:58] <hx> how i can integrate does drivers? if that were the problem.
[14:58] <wad> carmen, pɟɐƃɥɟpsɥpɟsƃɥɟspƃɟps
[14:59] <erUSUL> hx: make sure the sata controller is configured as ahci in Bios settings
[14:59] <pedroj> hola
[14:59] <erUSUL> !es | pedroj
[14:59] <hx> right if is ahci they are running sata not IDE. 8.10 detect them without problem . 8.04 doesnt show partitions.
[14:59] <MaT-dg> how can I manually refresh wireless networks in networkmanager? (8.10)
[15:00] <gameboy439> i tried fdisk -l, and it says cannot open /dev/sda and /dev/sdb, two separate lines
[15:00] <gameboy439> so it sees the second drive, but cant open it, nor can it open the first one
[15:00] <pedroj> hola
[15:00] <zamba> i need php4 in ubuntu
[15:01] <zamba> ubuntu hardy
[15:01] <hx> why not php5?
[15:01] <zamba> hx: because some code written for php4 doesn't work for php5
[15:01] <pedroj> hay alguien español?
[15:01] <zamba> it's not 100% backwards compatible
[15:01] <hx> understood
[15:01] <oCean_> !es > pedroj
[15:02] <gameboy439> anyone have any general ideas? even if ultimate isnt supported, it most likely should be the same
[15:03] <oCean_> gameboy439: you should use "sudo" using fdisk ("sudo fdisk -l")
[15:03] <erUSUL> pedroj: entra en #ubuntu-es. Pon « /join #ubuntu-es » en el cliente irc
[15:04] <c0p3rn1c> I can't watch the full episodes southparkstudios.com while I have flashplayer 10 installed :S
[15:04] <gameboy439> that worked ocean, it sees the drive
[15:04] <gameboy439> what should i do now, to make sure i can see it in computer and use it as a normal drive?
[15:04] <cj> hey all
[15:04] <hx> zamba: found some reference for you: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=796515
[15:04] <hx> zamba: take a look there.
[15:05] <oCean_> gameboy439: so /dev/sdb is your 2nd drive, and /dev/sdb1 is the partition you formatted?
[15:05] <cj> anyone know off the top of their head how to tell resolvconf not to add name servers and search domains received from dhcp to /etc/resolv.conf ?
[15:05] <c0p3rn1c> hi cj
[15:05] <gameboy439> ocean: yes, exactly
[15:05] <vxworks> Im writting a bash script and I wanna to run a 'ps aux | grep myprogram' to verify if already there is a copy of myprogram running in the system. How do I do that?
[15:06] <oCean_> gameboy439: try mounting manually first, just to see if there's no errors: create a point where it should be mounted, like "sudo mkdir /disk2" then
[15:06] <oCean_> gameboy439: "sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /disk2" - if it's ext3
[15:06] <zxd> under what package can I find  /usr/share/gdm/themes/debian-moreblue
[15:06] <tom17bombadil_> i want to mount a usb-drive via shell. but i fail to find out, which device (lsusb and dmesg dont tell me which device the drive is bound to).
[15:07] <gameboy439> its not ext3, i reformatted it back to ntfs after it originally wasnt seen in Computer, should i format it back to ext3?
[15:07] <fliegenderfrosch> tom17bombadil_: you could use fdisk -l
[15:07] <hx> vxworks: ps -ef|grep PROCESS-NAME
[15:07] <lukeqsee> how do you stop Xorg and drop to terminal? I need to install nvidia drivers without x running
[15:07] <hx> example: ps -ef|grep amsn
[15:07] <zenlunatic> lukeqsee, you can use a virtual terminal
[15:07] <c0p3rn1c> tom17bombadil_: sudo fdisk -l
[15:07] <pedroj> hola
[15:08] <mrthraz> I was wondering how I would configure my wacom tablet for 8.10
[15:08] <oCean_> gameboy439: that's up to you. NTFS will work, ext3 is .. native/default (whatever you call it) ubuntu
[15:08] <lukeqsee> zenlunatic:it still has x running, doesn't want to install with it running
[15:08] <vxworks> hx, year, I know it,,, I wanna know how to do that in a bash script... I wanna put it in a if statement... if true do something else do other thing
[15:08] <giaco> I need to find out who's writing inside /home/backup/mysql folder, he's filling up my hard drive. I've fetched all my cron jobs with no success
[15:08] <gameboy439> ocean: i see, so let's say i keep it ntfs, how can i mount it?
[15:08] <oCean_> gameboy439: Using NTFS, you could also use the disk under that other OS :)
[15:08] <zenlunatic> lukeqsee, is it okay to reboot for this machine?  if so, change runlevel
[15:08] <lukeqsee> zenlunatic: yes it is
[15:08] <oCean_> gameboy439: "sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdb1 /disk2"
[15:09] <pedroj> jelou
[15:09] <corey> Has anyone put linux on a PS3?
[15:09] <zamba> hx: problem with that is that php4-cgi isn't in any repositories
[15:09] <zxd> how do i search for files in this channel
[15:09] <zamba> hx: so it won't help me one bit
[15:09] <zxd> does the bot have a cache
[15:09] <zenlunatic> lukeqsee, you familiar with grub?
[15:09] <lukeqsee> zenlunatic: somewhat, can get my way around it
[15:09] <DJones> zxd: This isn't a file sharing channel
[15:09] <tom17bombadil_> fliegenderfrosch, c0p3rn1c thanks a lot!
[15:09] <c0p3rn1c> np :)
[15:09] <oCean_> gameboy439: if there's no output, the mount was ok, and you should see the disk ("df -h")
[15:09] <zxd> DJones, dpkg in #debian allows me to search for files
[15:09] <zxd> DJones, lists where the file is in what package
[15:09] <hx> vxworks: too bad im not that good with bash , but yes with c++. I would do a system call , saving output to a file, then check that file for process.
[15:10] <corey> Does anyone know about linux for the PS3?
[15:10] <hx> ps -ef|grep PROCESS >>filename
[15:10] <bong__> hx: sorry... electricity drop. There is no problem with my apache
[15:10] <DJones> zxd: I see what you mean, you should be able to try !info packagename
[15:10] <zenlunatic> lukeqsee, press 'e' on the grub kernel pointer (vmlinux) and at the end of it add a "3" and boot.  that boots without sarting x
[15:10] <lukeqsee> zenlunatic: thanks
[15:10] <DJones> !info firefox
[15:10] <gameboy439> oCean: after running that command, it says "fuse: failed to access mountpoint /disk2: no such file or directory"
[15:10] <zxd> DJones, I want to search for a specific dir
[15:10] <zxd> never mind found it with apt-file
[15:10] <gameboy439> oCean: was i suppose to put that first line you showed me earlier?
[15:10] <fliegenderfrosch> corey: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=linux+ps3
[15:11] <oCean_> gameboy439: In my example, I created a /disk2 directory "sudo mkdir /disk2"
[15:11] <zxd> actually no
[15:11] <zxd> didn't find it
[15:11] <hx> ok understood bong__
[15:11] <c0p3rn1c> I can't watch the full episodes southparkstudios.com while I have flashplugin-nonfree + ubuntu-restricted-extras installed :S
[15:11] <gameboy439> oCean: oh ok, one sec...
[15:11] <fliegenderfrosch> c0p3rn1c: you could try if it works if you install the flash plugin from the adobe page, they provide a deb for ubuntu
[15:11] <|REM|> anyone know of a small command line only version of linux i can install into a vm?
[15:12] <cj> |REM|: debian
[15:12] <cj> |REM|: how small?
[15:12] <c0p3rn1c> fliegenderfrosch: I have a 64 bit system and they only provide 32 bit
[15:12] <|REM|> as small as possible
[15:12] <cj> c0p3rn1c: 64-bit will do 32-bit
[15:12] <|REM|> dont need any of of the extras
[15:12] <cj> |REM|: what architecture?  x86?
[15:12] <gameboy439> oCean: the commands went through with no errors, but i still don't see the drive anywhere in Computer or the desktop
[15:12] <|REM|> yes
[15:12] <fliegenderfrosch> |REM|: system rescue cd is nice as well, but not totally small (~100mb)
[15:12] <tavish> hi! im having problems with my sound. is there a way i can get the default sound settings back ?
[15:12] <bong__> shauno:sorry... electricity drop
[15:12] <c0p3rn1c> cj: do I have to force the installation of that package ?
[15:13] <corey> fliegenderfrosch: Thats brilliant!  And there is no way that I would be on the IRC to learn of peoples opinion first hand.
[15:13] <cj> c0p3rn1c: ah, I see what you mean.  it's a i386 .deb...
[15:13] <regeya> well, the system rescue cd, at around 100mb, would be small enough for a mini cd
[15:13] <bong__> shauno: my apache worked well
[15:13] <cj> c0p3rn1c: you could alien it to a tarball and then run from the tarball
[15:13] <gameboy439> oCean: i just looked at it in GParted and it looks like its mounted
[15:13] <|REM|> k.  i am looking for around 50MB or less
[15:13] <c0p3rn1c> cj, they also provide a tar
[15:13] <cj> c0p3rn1c: use the tar :)
[15:13] <oCean_> gameboy439: ok, then "df -h" should also list your mounted drive
[15:14] <cj> |REM|: what are you doing with it?
[15:14] <gameboy439> oCean: just df -h, nothing else?
[15:14] <oCean_> gameboy439: to make this persistent, e.g. mount that disk at that directory every boot, you have to add a line to the file called /etc/fstab
[15:14] <cj> |REM|: debian sarge may do what you're looking for.  are you using xen?
[15:14] <|REM|> installing glassfish and our custom software so that I can throw it on a cd to send out to clients
[15:14] <c0p3rn1c> cj: ok thanks, should I also uninstall the current flash player first ?
[15:14] <oCean_> gameboy439: yes df -h, should output all your filesystems (including size,used and free)
[15:14] <cj> c0p3rn1c: probably ought to.
[15:15] <DrOwl> Hi All, any one want to help with a samba / automount / password related question?
[15:15] <c0p3rn1c> cj, ok thanks again,  hope this works :)
[15:15] <|REM|> i was using DSL but when if I close the VM without doing a graceful shutdown, the next time you start the VM, it complains and you have to do fsck on it
[15:15] <dsdeiz> hmm, just wondering if there's a way to make ubuntu firefox render pages similar to windows firefox
[15:15] <cj> c0p3rn1c: should be relatively painless
[15:15] <|REM|> and i cant have that
[15:15] <cj> c0p3rn1c: you may need to install the ia32 compat libs
[15:16] <oCean_> DrOwl: just state your issue, and see if someone can help you
[15:16] <gameboy439> oCean: ok i put in the command and it listed it, but i still don't see it in Computer, like any icon for it, how can i make that happen?
[15:16] <hx> zamba: sorry man but php4 has been completely replaced with php5 . SO they remove it from repos.
[15:16] <kitche> |REM|: well any linux will make you do a fsck if you do not shutdown gracefully
[15:16] <cj> |REM|: I believe sarge has ext3
[15:16] <hx> zamba: you will have to compile it.
[15:16] <cj> kitche: not if you're using a journaled filesystem
[15:16] <|REM|> k.  thanks cj.  I will check that out
[15:16] <DrOwl> I would like to mount on boot some (password protected) windows shares
[15:16] <hx> zamba: http://www.php.net/downloads.php
[15:16] <cj> |REM|: what does your customer software depend on?  sarge is officially obsolete
[15:16] <kitche> cj: umm no it will just do itself
[15:16] <hx> scroll down the page
[15:17] <kitche> cj: which DSL runs on is ext3
[15:17] <cj> kitche: recovering from a journal and fsck'ing the disk are different
[15:17] <|REM|> just glassfish and java
[15:17] <DrOwl> I can do so manually via cli, but am stumped as to how to make that happen in fstab (considering the PW issue)
[15:17] <cj> |REM|: what version of java?  I don't know what glassfish is
[15:17] <bong__> hx: I already enable my router for port 80
[15:17] <zamba> hx: why do they do this.. i understand that they want people to use php5 and mysql5 and all that, but why not just leave the packages there and let people install it using a force option or something
[15:17] <zamba> i don't get it
[15:17] <|REM|> glassfish is java's application server
[15:17] <oCean_> gameboy439: ah, I'm not a icon-kind-a-guy, I don't know. Think it's somewhere in config editor (gnome preferences)
[15:17] <mrec> hi, is the tftpd ubuntu package supposed to work with ubuntu?
[15:17] <DrOwl> the user:PW of my untuntu box is the same as my share (domain)
[15:17] <|REM|> and it would be the latest version of java
[15:17] <hx> Because the stop supporting it, that means no bug fixes or security fixes.
[15:17] <hx> they*
[15:17] <cj> |REM|: ah, app server
[15:17] <disappearedng> Not related question: does any1 here knows the term for a liquid that can fit into any shape and size?
[15:18] <cj> |REM|: there may be a backport of java to sarge
[15:18] <jrib1> !ot | disappearedng
[15:18] <mrec> I'm getting read timeouts as soon as I try to read from a network interface, loopback works fine with tftpd
[15:18] <gameboy439> oCean: oh ok, yea i'm completely new to linux, so i gotta master all the GUI stuff before I get all text-based and command line, lol
[15:18] <hx> zamba: maybe you may try php5 and try resolving issues. Its the best for you
[15:18] <oCean_> gameboy439: you still have to add a line to the /etc/fstab file to make the mount appear every boot. See here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions on how that works (there are various options for writeaccess etcetera)
[15:18] <Axan> Lu
[15:18] <zamba> hx: it's not my code
[15:18] <zamba> hx: and it's HUGE
[15:18] <zxd> in ubuntu they removed a theme debian-moreblue from the debianized gdm package but it isn't mentioed in the changelog
[15:18] <gameboy439> oCean: oh ok, i'll do that
[15:19] <hx> zamba: are you sure it wont work?
[15:19] <|REM|> if sarge doesnt work, i need to look for something I can install on ext3?
[15:19] <oCean_> gameboy439: in (very) short, the line that you have to add is something like "/dev/sdb1   /disk2   ntfs-3g   defaults    0   0"
[15:19] <cj> |REM|: anything will install on ext3
[15:19] <|REM|> k
[15:19] <rage--> can some one help me getting Hamachi working? I would really appreciate it :p
[15:19] <oCean_> gameboy439: where 'defaults' is the part that you may have to change for your own needs, like write permissions etc.
[15:19] <shauno> |REM|: ext3 is kernel support, rather than distro support.  it should be fairly ubiquitous
[15:20] <cj> |REM|: you can probably fit hardy into 64M if you remove all of the docs and locale data
[15:20] <zamba> hx: it "works".. but i have a couple of errors and the developers won't touch it since we're running it on php5, since they say that it is only guaranteed to work on php4
[15:20] <c0p3rn1c> cj: Your architecture, \'x86_64\', is not supported
[15:20] <|REM|> ok great.   Please consider upgrading to PHP 5.2."
[15:20] <gameboy439> oCean: oh ok i see, oh and also, how do i get to GNOME prefs to try to get an icon somewhere?
[15:20] <shauno> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/JeOSVMBuilder  could be worth a shot for trying to build a slimline VM environment (as that's it's whole purpose in life), but I believe they aim for 300-ish Mb, not 50
[15:21] <mib_vqfx9y> Hi there - I'm experiencing a rather unusual bug on both 8.10 & 9.04 alpha6. I can shutdown my machine but not restart. Has anyone got a clue? All updates applied.
[15:21] <mib_vqfx9y> Dell Dimension 9200
[15:21] <hx> zamba: well thats a bad practice. THey should try upgrade it to php5.
[15:21] <c0p3rn1c> I can't watch the full episodes southparkstudios.com, I'm getting a darkgray panel, while I have flashplugin-nonfree + ubuntu-restricted-extras installed :S
[15:21] <zamba> and php is so dependant on apache that you can't compile php4 without first compiling apache
[15:21] <zamba> god damn
[15:21] <zamba> this is killing me
[15:21] <regeya> cj, what that person failed to tell you is that ubuntu calls x86_64 amd64 even if it's intel 64bit
[15:21] <jussi01> mib_vqfx9y: try asking in #ubuntu+1
[15:21] <oCean_> !ohmy | zamba
[15:22] <regeya> so 64-bit x86 is supported, it's just called amd64
[15:22] <wdac> hello, I need some help with my ancient harddisk; it seems to be recognized by Ubuntu ([   71.426681] ata2.00: ATA-0: WDC AC140,     2.53, max PIO0) but I cannot access it since there is no device file for it - anybody cat help me?
[15:22] <regeya> if people are going to help, they need to help instead of being snotty
[15:22] <zamba> so i end up with compiled-up versions of php4, apach2 and mysql4 :p
[15:23] <c0p3rn1c> regeya: amd invented it, intel copied it
[15:23] <onats> hi, need some help... am watching my logs, and it seems that there's a process that's trying to send emails all the time. nullmailer?
[15:23] <regeya> ...\
[15:23] <hx> zamba: install apache from repos. then compile php 4.
[15:23] <regeya> amd was just to market first
[15:23] <hx> maybe that do the trick..
[15:24] <hx> anyway im leaving take care.
[15:24] <onats> !nullmailer
[15:24] <Tcl> i have a folde and i cant openit ..Permision denied
[15:24] <tavish> when i pick up a call from a gtalk user in empathy, it just disconnects, and music files no longer play when my mouse hovers over them
[15:24] <c0p3rn1c> regeya: read and weep it on wikipedia :)
[15:24] <jussi01> regeya: do you have a support question?
[15:24] <regeya> but honestly, other distributions use x86_64, ubuntu uses amd64.  it's not an opportunity for snobbery when someone says x86_64
[15:24] <epaphus> Hey guys, is there any tool like WinSCP in UBuntu?
[15:24] <mib_vqfx9y> I can shutdown my machine but not restart. Has anyone got a clue? All updates applied.
[15:24] <regeya> jussi01: this began when someone asked a question about x86_64 and was informed that x86_64 was not supported...and there was no elaboration.
[15:25] <regeya> I will stop if I must, jussi01.
[15:25] <bong__> anyone know how to check uplink bandwidth
[15:25] <qpdb> how mentionable is the difference in performance comparing dm-crypt on 32bit and on 64bit system? is it worth the additional trouble/work?
[15:25] <Tcl> epaphus : gFTP
[15:25] <jussi01> regeya: pleas do, channel is busy enough alrready
[15:26] <regeya> jussi01: people need to learn to be helpful instead of being jerks, then...and that's the last I'll say on the subject.
[15:27] <Tcl> i have a folder on mu /etc directory and i cant openit ...any1 know how i can open it ?
[15:28] <cojack> Tcl: sudo, you have to be a root
[15:28] <cj> regeya: yes, but ia64 hardware knows how to talk amd64 in nearly all cases
[15:28] <epaphus> Tcl, tnx
[15:28] <b1n42y> bong: there are various speed test google
[15:29] <cj> mrec: for tftp, I use...
[15:29] <kitche> cj: umm ia64 hardware is not amd64 compatiable
[15:29] <Tcl> cojack i mean openit az a folder not on a terminal
[15:29] <cj> kitche: not all of it.  :)
[15:29] <kitche> cj: none of it is
[15:29] <Tcl> u know dclick
[15:29] <mrec> I didn't think that tftp is such a shit nowadays it usually just works and it's supposed to be really trivial
[15:29] <Pici> mrec, Please watch your language in this channel, thank you.
[15:30] <cojack> Tcl: type as a root in console nautilus
[15:30] <bong> bln42y: thanks
[15:30] <b1n42y> anyone know if i create a dns server using a dynamic ip will people still be able to access my domain if that ip changes or do i have to use a dynamic DNS service?
[15:30] <regeya> and I run fedora 10, which is labeled x86_64, on an amd64 machine.  in the future, just point out to people the term on ubuntu is 'amd64' instead of 'x86_64'
[15:30] <cj> kitche: alrighty.  that's something I don't know too much about.  I've never run my cpus as ia64
[15:30] <sd-JL> âñåì ïðèâåò
[15:30] <Tcl> aa nautilus :) remeber now :) thx
[15:30] <sd-JL> êàê äåëèøêè?
[15:30] <Pici> regeya: Please stop
[15:30] <regeya> I was told to drop it, why are you people still going on about it?
[15:30] <kitche> cj: ia64 is ithium(spelling is wrong) computers
[15:30] <xaos11> itanium
[15:30] <regeya> and why am I the only one getting my head knocked off about it? :-P
[15:30] <sd-JL> îãî åòî ÷î âû àíãëè÷àíû?
[15:30] <Pici> kitche, cj: Please stop or take it to offtopic.
[15:30] <sd-JL> ûûûûûûûû
[15:31] <Pici> !ru | sd-JL
[15:31] <b1n42y> !stop | sd-JL
[15:31] <cj> mrec: tftp -> tftpd-hpa
[15:31] <sd-JL> Pici ÷î òàêîå?
[15:31] <kitche> Pici: ok so no support here then? since he asked a support question
[15:31] <tavish> please help me with reinstalling my sound
[15:31] <mrthraz> I was wondering how I would configure my wacom tablet for 8.10
[15:31] <DJones> Pici: Is that russian? whois suggests a .ua host
[15:31] <funkyHat> mrec: tftpd is rubbish, that's probably your problem
[15:32] <regeya> Pici: what brought the subject up was a question about x86_64, in which a person got the answer 'ubuntu doesn't support x86_64' and all this grew out of clarification.  I'm with kitche.  Support is verboten now?
[15:32] <cj> tavish: what's lspci | grep -i audio say?
[15:32] <dsdeiz> what's thte lightest window manager? :-?
[15:32] <cj> dsdeiz: ratpoison
[15:32] <funkyHat> *tftp
[15:32] <mrec> funkyHat: the problem is that it works with the loopback interface but not on an ethernet interface
[15:32] <sd-JL> à òóòà åñòü ðîñèÿ?
[15:32] <mrec> this is just stupid what they cobbled together there
[15:32] <sd-JL> à óêðàèíà7
[15:32] <cj> funkyHat: don't be silly.  tftp has its place
[15:32] <tavish> cj: 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801FB/FBM/FR/FW/FRW (ICH6 Family) High Definition Audio Controller (rev 03)
[15:33] <b1n42y> mrthraz: google, xorg.conf and wacom tablets and screen rotation and button sensing, there are a couple good sites, unfortunately i dont have links but i know they are there
[15:33] <cj> tavish: alsa should work fine for that.  #alsa can probably help if there's nobody here who knows much about it (I don't)
[15:33] <virtue12> I have a question, I have recently dual booted ubuntu and vista, and I am having trouble connecting to my router, is there anything that needs to be configured
[15:33] <funkyHat> cj: of course it has its place, I use it for PXE booting, but that doesn't mean its not rubbish
[15:33] <funkyHat> mrec: I use tftpd-hpa, seems to do the job well enough
[15:34] <tavish> cj: ok, ill try asking there, thanks. one last thing, is there a way to get my default sound settings
[15:35] <cj> cat /dev/sndstat maybe ?
[15:35] <sd-JL> Sorry but there is anyone sRosii or Ukraine?
[15:35] <quibbler> dsdeiz: xfe
[15:35] <virtue12> >	I have a question, I have recently dual booted ubuntu and vista, and I am having trouble connecting to my router, is there anything that needs to be configured?
[15:35] <cj> tavish: ^^ that was for you, btw
[15:35] <cj> virtue12: does your 'router' run dhcp?
[15:36] <virtue12> not sure what that is
[15:36] <cj> virtue12: okay.  what kind of 'router' do you have?
[15:36] <virtue12> d link
[15:36] <virtue12> d link wbr 13-10
[15:37] <epaphus> hey guys, how does one manage to upload files through SCP with GFTP.. when the user needs to use sudo?
[15:37] <uusedman> Hello everyone, i have a problem with my ubuntu not recognizing my wireless after I upgrade from a basic 8.10 intrep basic installation
[15:37] <cj> virtue12: yeah, it should auto-configure.  your NIC may not have a driver in linux.  can you tell me what kind of NIC you've got?
[15:37] <mrec> funkyHat: I think I should have written such a tftp server by myself, tftpd is not only rubbish the package itself is crap
[15:38] <virtue12> well I have atheros wireless in my laptop, does that help?
[15:38] <funkyHat> mrec: have you tried the pachage tftpd-hpa?
[15:38] <C-S-B> im getting a brief and symtpomless error on boot that says it cannot load module.dep
[15:38] <C-S-B> any ideas?
[15:38] <cj> virtue12: ah, yes.  atheros should work pretty well.  when you boot into ubuntu, do you get a list of available wireless access points?
[15:39] <mrec> funkyHat: ya, it just hangs but that's probably because it's misconfigured somehow
[15:39] <cj> C-S-B: you need to run 'sudo depmod -a' probably
[15:39] <C-S-B> I have
[15:39] <mrec> inetd is misconfigured with that tftpd crap
[15:39] <C-S-B> :(
[15:39] <cj> C-S-B: or maybe you booted a kernel for which you don't have a populated /lib/modules/`uname -r`
[15:39] <mattgyver83> Is there a program that allows you to use your computer as a landline phone service (not a skype or VOIP connection) ?
[15:39] <cj> mrec: are you setting up a PXE system?
[15:39] <virtue12> no I just get the two computers icon with a yellow exclamation point
[15:39] <funkyHat> mrec: I'm using xinetd to serve tftp requests, I can pastebin my config for that if you'd like
[15:39] <C-S-B> cj, its newly compiled kernel, how do I populate?
[15:39] <cj> mattgyver83: asterisk
[15:40] <mrec> cj: no, just a plain tftp server for 1 file
[15:40] <mattgyver83> Thanks.
[15:40] <cj> C-S-B: sudo make modules_install
[15:40] <Tcl> you do not have the permissions necessary to view the contents of "folder".
[15:40] <C-S-B> I've done that and theres a modules.dep in there
[15:40] <cj> mrec: I run my tftpd manually instead of having inetd start it
[15:40] <Tcl> nautilus wont open it
[15:40] <virtue12> I have tried to connect the modem directly to the laptop and it tries to connect but them it stops
[15:41] <cj> mrec: docs here about running a PXE configuration.  it also covers running in.tftpd stand-alone.
[15:41] <cj> http://pyramid.metrix.net/trac/wiki/InstallingPyramid/PxeBoot
[15:41] <mrec> funkyHat: doesn't matter I'll take the one from BSD that one works
[15:41] <cj> C-S-B: sudo depmod -a
[15:41] <mrec> no idea why ubuntu doesn't work .. it's just messed up
[15:41] <C-S-B> CJ, I have
[15:42] <cj> C-S-B: you'll want to put the version number in there if `uname -r` doesn't match the version you're installing
[15:42] <mrec> cj: I just want to provide a linux kernel through tftp
[15:42] <quibbler> Tcl: open nautilus in a terminal gksudo nautilus
[15:42] <cj> sudo depmod -a -V 2.6.blah
[15:42] <Whitor> Hi. I'm trying to get a serial port working on a pcmcia card in a laptop. I know the card is supported, its a CB2S650. Uses real uart chips. When I do a dmesg | tail I see: [95467.113973] 0.0: ttyS0 at I/O 0x8108 (irq = 3) is a 16450   But this card has TWO (2) ports. How do I address each specifically?  Further, when I try to use ttyS0 (on either port) it doesn't seem to work.  (I'm guessing I'm addressing them wrong... but I'm not sure.
[15:42] <Whitor> ) Any ideas ?
[15:42] <cj> mrec: man in.tftpd
[15:42] <mrec> cj: there's not much there
[15:42] <Whitor> I'm using minicom with this card to interface to an ascend csu/dsu
[15:42] <C-S-B> cj, `uname -r ` matches the kernel im running
[15:42] <virtue12> hey CJ: I have tried connecting the cable modem directly into the laptop, and it tried to connect but it stops
[15:42] <mrec> the developers didn't know what they did when writing it
[15:43] <cj> Whitor: IIRC, you'll need some setserial magic
[15:43] <cj> C-S-B: of course :)
[15:43] <Whitor> cj, Thanks, I'll look into that
[15:43] <Tcl> quibbler is working thx :)
[15:43] <peterswinkels> I have a Trust WB-6250X USB webcam which appears to work only with Cheese in Ubuntu 8.10 - any other program I have attempted to use fails. Camgrab for example fails with the following message: "No supported palette found."
[15:44] <quibbler> Tcl: :)
[15:44] <cj> mrec: did you read that link?  it will show you how to set up tftp with a directory which could contain the kernel
[15:44] <cj> mrec: your client will need to fetch the file
[15:44] <C-S-B> cj, and if i verbosely run depmod, it's sorting out the modules in the right folder
[15:44] <cj> C-S-B: what's the kernel version you're setting up?
[15:45] <C-S-B> cj, this isnt causing me a problem, but I don't like to have 'FATAL' errors in my boot
[15:45] <C-S-B> 2.6.28
[15:45] <ethana21> my Apps > Add is completely empty
[15:45] <C-S-B> I'm running it now, everything works, but I get that error
[15:45] <ethana21> but via the terminal, everything works fine
[15:45] <cj> C-S-B: okay, boot into 2.6.28 and run 'sudo depmod -a', then reboot
[15:45] <C-S-B> i've done so
[15:45] <ethana21> I'd like to be able to install stuff via apps > add, how do I clear its configuration files?
[15:46] <satansaunt> hey firefox is opening in fullscreen mode when it shouldn't. Completely lost as to how to stop this...I've tried the obvious
[15:46] <C-S-B> this is after i've done that, and hence asking in here as I'm confused! lol
[15:46] <cj> C-S-B: what module is it complaining about?
[15:46] <C-S-B> just says in the brief time it come up that it cant read or modules.dep
[15:46] <C-S-B> file perm?
[15:47] <C-S-B> i dont know the exact error
[15:47] <satansaunt> hey firefox is opening in fullscreen mode when it shouldn't. Completely lost as to how to stop this...I've tried the obvious
[15:47] <ethana21> (so I'm viewing all available applications in all categories, and it's telling me there is no matching application available
[15:47] <fliegenderfrosch> satansaunt: have you had a look at https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox-3.0/+question/34312 already?
[15:48] <C-S-B> cj, any more ideas?
[15:48] <peterswinkels> Does any one here know why only one program running under Ubuntu 8.10 (kernel <IP_ADDRESS>) appears to be able to work with my  Trust WB-6250X USB webcam?
[15:49] <ethana21> peterswinkels: which program is it, cheese?
[15:49] <peterswinkels> Cheese is the only program that works
[15:49] <ethana21> peterswinkels: and how does cheese work, fine?
[15:49] <ethana21> all the resolutions, no crashing?
[15:50] <peterswinkels> ethana21 - cheese works with absolutely no problems at all
[15:50] <ethana21> well that's good-- and the apps that don't work
[15:50] <ethana21> skype, right?
[15:50] <peterswinkels> no - camE, camgrab, camstream, gqcam, hasciicam and the gimp - all fail - ethana21
[15:51] <ethana21> oh, wow
[15:51] <mrec> cj: yep thanks, this works
[15:51] <peterswinkels> and lsusb can detect it - but displays no type/vendor information. just an 8 digit number - ethena21
[15:51] <ethana21> peterswinkels: interesting.
[15:52] <mrec> I wonder why the tftp setup is so broken in ubuntu.. it can and should work within a few minutes otherwise someone can already write his own daemon and will be faster with that
[15:52] <peterswinkels> it's wierd - ethana21
[15:52] <ethana21> I'd check launchpad for similar bugs; if there are none, file
[15:52] <quibbler> peterswinkels: camorama?
[15:52] <peterswinkels> ok - ethana21
[15:52] <romme> when i add a Media inner class to my widgets, the Django admin picks it up and references those media files in the template. how can i make my own templates print <link> and <script> tags to all my forms as well?
[15:53] <peterswinkels> camgrab says: "No supported palette found." and the Gimp comes up with "invalid argument" any idea? Ethana21?
[15:53] <ethana21> peterswinkels: not really
[15:53] <greenman> Hello, can someone tell me how to easily install firefox 2?  I tried synaptic but no luck.
[15:54] <ethana21> greenman: what's with wanting to install firefox 2?
[15:54] <ethana21> the right click menu bug?
[15:54] <greenman> ethana21: I have 1.5, and I would like to use some features in 2
[15:54] <ethana21> O.O
[15:54] <ethana21> current is 3.
[15:54] <romme> oops, sorry, wront channel
[15:54] <ethana21> 3.0.6 or something
[15:54] <greenman> Yeah, but I don't want to go to beta, so I'll use 2, it's stable :)
[15:54] <ethana21> 3 is stable.
[15:55] <ethana21> it has been stable for a while now
[15:55] <ethana21> it's 3.1 that's still in beta
[15:55] <epaphus> hey guys, how does one manage to upload files through SCP with GFTP.. when the user needs to use sudo?
[15:55] <greenman> okay, fine, I'll take a stable 3, but I don't know how?  I'm used to apt-getting stuff
[15:55] <Chousuke> aperson: on the target system?
[15:55] <ethana21> greenman: are you on gutsy?
[15:55] <Chousuke> aperson: what do you mean? :/
[15:56] <kitche> epaphus: you don't I believe you just put it on the system then ssh in sudo to move the files where you want I m not sure how to do it using gftp
[15:56] <greenman> I'm on 6.06, not sure which one that is
[15:56] <Chousuke> aperson: you shouldn't need sudo to upload files.
[15:56] <ethana21> dapper?!
[15:56] <ethana21> greenman: your ubuntu is very, very out of date
[15:56] <ethana21> I recommend backing up all your files
[15:56] <ethana21> doing a fresh 8.10 install
[15:57] <greenman> ethana21: Well, I updated everything like a year ago, I think.
[15:57] <ethana21> running all updates, and moving your files back onto it
[15:57] <epaphus> kitche, hmm.. any other program that supports this?
[15:57] <ethana21> greenman: well yeah, 6.06 is an LTS release
[15:57] <lili> hi, everyone
[15:57] <ethana21> you updated before 8.04 was out, it's LTS