[15:17] <bencahill> bonjoyee, cthuljew called you a genius, and you're confused, therefore, confused genius! :-P I'm having too much fun here :)
[15:17] <histo> amadigan: and there is such a cable
[15:18] <System_Default_0> amadigan: You can access internet through virtual machine.
[15:18] <amadigan> Remember when Vista came out and every tech store in the U.S. started selling "transfer cables"?
[15:18] <bencahill> amadigan, you mean usb male-to-male? definitely don't do that, as they'd both be pushing current/voltage into the other side
[15:18] <bonjoyee> bencahill: had a full night sleep...u left the room..just a few hours before!!
[15:18] <histo> amadigan: yeah there are usb bridged cables.  That's what you would need
[15:18] <bencahill> amadigan, stick a nic in it
[15:18] <amadigan> It's a netbook
[15:19] <histo> amadigan: it's a special cable. http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/248
[15:19] <bencahill> bonjoyee, no, one hour :-/ oh well, I'll live :)
[15:19] <cthuljew> Anyway, thank you world for having helpful people in general. Later.
[15:19] <nibbler__> amadigan, buy one usb-wifi and connect via this (netbook should ahve it integreated)
[15:19] <amadigan> Can't run a wifi network here
[15:19] <sam-_-> amadigan, with no ethernet? fail?
[15:19] <BluesKaj> amadigan, why not just buy an ethernet card for the pc without the port then run a ct5/6 cable to your router/modem '
[15:19] <catbird12> i dont understand. seems like im alone with this problem?? i bet you have solution.  im not good in english, so.. im trying to tell you ---------------- i have a problem with playing AVI video. when i make it full screen there are noise and pixels!  Im running ubuntu 10.10.    and again - i cant explain it better
[15:19] <bullgard> I am receiving an Internet audio stream. What command will tell me many characteristics or parameters of this audio stream?
[15:20] <bonjoyee> bencahill:hmmm...i was worried i asked a different bencahill!!:)
[15:20] <System_Default_0> catbird12: Private conversation.
[15:20] <amadigan> This is at work, no router/modem, would prefer to not put in anything that would look suspicious, tons of cables on my desk already....
[15:20] <sam-_-> catbird12, what video player? totem?
[15:20] <bencahill> bonjoyee, nope, registered nick :)
[15:20] <histo> amadigan: did you get the link I sent?
[15:21] <cjdevlin> catbird12: have you tried other avi files? are they all giving you the same problem? to throw a generic solution at you, vlc is a pretty good media player. i have had the most luck with it:    sudo apt-get install vlc
[15:21] <amadigan> opening now
[15:21] <bencahill> amadigan, yes, look at histo's link
[15:21] <histo> amadigan: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethernet_over_USB#Treat_USB_as_an_Ethernet_network
[15:22] <sam-_-> histo, so this thing works in linux?
[15:22] <histo> sam-_-: yeah with usbnet
[15:22] <sam-_-> histo, nice
[15:22] <histo> sam-_-: check the wikipedia entry
[15:22] <bencahill> amadigan, does the netbook have wireless? if so, you could buy a router as opposed to a cable...just sayin'
[15:23] <amadigan> I was running a wifi network for a few days before they noticed.
[15:23] <amadigan> No wifi here
[15:24] <KM0201> amadigan: something tells me this isn't worth getting fired over.
[15:24] <amadigan> The first link looks perfect, but it doesn't seem to name a device
[15:24] <billy> mmm. i made an extended partition when i installed ubuntu (ubuntu is primary). within the extended partition i made a swap partition. the extended partition seems to hve shrunk to the size of the swap partition !? anyway i can resize? gparted has it all faded out, i presume I need to umount?
[15:24] <amadigan> Connecting the machine to the network itself is not violation
[15:24] <amadigan> It's just that it can't be wifi
[15:24] <jwfoxjr> I was thinking about running a web server with nfs mounted data store.  Is there anything wrong with that scenario?
[15:24] <sam-_-> KM0201, if they tell you not to and you still do i wouldn't bet on it
[15:25] <histo> amadigan: the other option is using a com/serial cable. I used to use that all the time back inm the day.
[15:25] <KM0201> sam-_-: kinda what i was thinking... maybe he doesn't like working there
[15:25] <bencahill> amadigan, you could get a usb ethernet adapter, like here: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords=usb+ethernet&x=0&y=0
[15:25] <sam-_-> billy, umount swap? try sudo swapoff
[15:25] <bencahill> amadigan, but you would need another nic in the win computer
[15:26] <amadigan> right, i was hoping to avoid that if possible
[15:26] <billy> sam-_-, worked a charm (swapoff -a)
[15:27] <anthrax03> how to register for vhost..
[15:27] <satish> out of sudden it worked
[15:27] <jlebrech1> when i putty i don't seem to get the right encoding when ssh into my ubuntu vps. i don't think the locale is set. when i type locale i just see "LANG=" and no locale setting. how would i change this?
[15:27] <KM0201> amadigan: if there's an ethernet cable available for you to plug into, why don't you just plug it into the ethernet jack on the computer?.. or am i missing something.. i thought you were trying to set up wireless, to bypass the company network
[15:27] <Pici> anthrax03: Please ask in #freenode
[15:28] <anthrax03> okie pici
[15:28] <satish> how to enable totem-xine
[15:28] <bencahill> amadigan, I suppose you'd need something like this: http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-Easy-Transfer-Cable-Windows/dp/B002PAR0AQ
[15:28] <amadigan> bencahill: I just wonder if I can convince windows to treat that as a NIC
[15:29] <aaaf> hello everybody, i have a problem with cups and a pdf
[15:29] <aaaf> everytime i want to print it the printer says no (on one page)
[15:29] <aaaf> i tested it on different pcs (both ubuntu 10.10) and different printers
[15:29] <System_Default_0> aaaf: Dis you updated?
[15:29] <induz> rs8832; How can i do that???
[15:29] <aaaf> Systtem_Default_0, updated to what?
[15:30] <aaaf> *System_default_0
[15:30] <bencahill> !tab | induz
[15:30] <System_Default_0> aaaf: Problem solved. Ubuntu 10.10 is still young, and it has a lot of bugs.
[15:30] <satish> how to enable totem-xine i hv installed it but it keeps searching for gstreamer plugins
[15:30] <aaaf> System_Default_0, so you suggest to downgrade or try to print with windows?
[15:31] <aaaf> the page in trouble is nothing special, ist just a 3mebs vector graphic
[15:31] <System_Default_0> aaaf: I prefeer, print with Windows. Easier, than downgrade.
[15:31] <KM0201> satish: enable it for what?
[15:31] <satish> playing movies
[15:31] <aaaf> I'll give it a try
[15:31] <satish> it doesnt use xine
[15:31] <KM0201> satish: like DVDs? or files
[15:31] <sima> join #ubuntu-ru
[15:31] <bencahill> sima /join #ubuntu-ru
[15:32] <satish> i want it to use xine backend
[15:32] <sima> I know.
[15:32] <histo> aaaf: did you try a different pdf? I have no problems printing them here.
[15:32] <aaaf> histo, yes and also all other pages in the same pdf print without any trouble
[15:32] <KM0201> satish: do you have ubuntu-restricted-extras installed?
[15:32] <aaaf> it's just one page which doesn't work at all
[15:32] <aaaf> one printer has a silent failure (does nothing) the other crashes and restarts
[15:33] <aaaf> (at least it looks so from the cups perspective)
[15:33] <aaaf> printer disapperars and reapperars
[15:33] <aaaf> the printers are connected via usb if that matters
[15:34] <histo> aaaf: so other pdf's work?  i'm confused
[15:34] <bullgard> I am receiving an Internet audio stream. What command will tell me many characteristics or parameters of this audio stream?
[15:34] <aaaf> histo, yes other pdfs work
[15:35] <histo> aaaf: then maybe the problem is with that pdf
[15:35] <aaaf> histo, and if i say ,,print page 1-7'' it works
[15:35] <aaaf> histo, but not page 8 :-(
[15:35] <aaaf> but xpdf diesplays the pdf :-(
[15:35] <histo> bullgard: what are you playing it with?
[15:37] <bullgard> histo: I can tell you. But the answer to my question is independent of the answer to your question.
[15:37] <BluesKaj> aaaf, have you tried acroread as a pdf app ?
[15:38] <aaaf> BlueKaj, no but evince has no trouble dispalying, too
[15:38] <bullgard> histo: The receiving program is Firefox.
[15:38] <histo> bullgard: well I would look at the specific app you are streaming with and see if it can tell you information about the stream. I'm not sure what you are looking for?
[15:39] <satish> does empathy support DCC in ircs
[15:39] <waleed> tr
[15:40] <vanduc> he!
[15:40] <vanduc> witquicked,
[15:40] <vanduc> witquicked, hello
[15:40] <vanduc> witquicked, hi
[15:41] <satish> does empathy support DCC in ircs?
[15:42] <IdleOne> satish: it should
[15:42] <sam-_-> bullgard, so it uses flash?
[15:42] <rs0832> satish, all irc clients should support dcc
[15:42] <satish> well quassel doesnt!
[15:43] <rs0832> IdleOne, sorry about the overpost.. didnt see yours :)
[15:43] <ePirat> hello, how can i unlink a port in ubuntu?
[15:43] <sam-_-> ePirat,  unlink?
[15:44] <induz> rs8832; How can i do that???
[15:44] <ePirat> sam-_-: yes... i dont know how to explain it... apache used port 80, now i stopped apache and i want to start nginx but it cant bind the port 80
[15:45] <rs0832> induz, sorry, do what?
[15:45] <sam-_-> ePirat, what does nginx say exactly?
[15:45] <aaaf> I've uploaded the trouble causing page to http://<IP_ADDRESS>/trouble.pdf if anybody wants to take a look
[15:45] <rs0832> ePirat, probably because some other program is using the port
[15:46] <ePirat> sam-_-: bind() to <IP_ADDRESS>:80 failed (98: Address already in use)
[15:46] <huyhoangcs> vanduc,
[15:46] <ePirat> rs0832: yes, apache, but i stoped it
[15:46] <huyhoangcs> vanduc, chim
[15:46] <vanduc> vanduc, cho
[15:46] <induz> I got the dictionary but I want English to hindi working dictionary
[15:46] <huyhoangcs> vanduc, cu
[15:46] <vanduc> huyhoangcs, asdfasdf
[15:46] <IdleOne> rs0832: never apologize for helping :)
[15:46] <huyhoangcs> vanduc, duc duc
[15:46] <rs0832> ePirat, hmm.. probably something is still running if nginx still says so
[15:47] <huyhoangcs> chim
[15:47] <induz> application---Office--dictionarty...but I dont get Eng to hindi
[15:47] <rs0832> IdleOne, :) thanks
[15:47] <ePirat> rs0832: it isnt...
[15:47] <sam-_-> ePirat, why does it want to bind to <IP_ADDRESS>?
[15:47] <rs0832> induz, there is a package for that
[15:47] <rs0832> induz, dict-freedict-hin-eng
[15:47] <ePirat> sam-_-: dont know, but seems to be right
[15:48] <bullgard> histo:  I'm receiving the Internet audiostream http://player.streamtheworld.com/_players/entercom/player/?id=KDFCXMAS using Firefox 3.6.13. What command-line command will tell me many characteristics of the received audio stream? You will notice »player.streamtheworld.com", won't you?
[15:48] <root_>       hi everybody
[15:48] <root_> /
[15:48] <sam-_-> ePirat, and why is that?
[15:48] <bullgard> sam-_-: No.
[15:48] <rs0832> induz, that and the one i gave you before.. are you having a problem wiht it?
[15:48] <ePirat> *confused*
[15:49] <Alex_t> Test whether i can say something
[15:49] <Alex_t> hello~
[15:49] <ePirat> sam-_-: sorry, i dont understood this... my english is  bad
[15:50] <sam-_-> ePirat, mine too :-) why do you think it is correct to bind to <IP_ADDRESS>
[15:51] <ePirat> sam-_-: because i looked at some nginx support forums and they had all this <IP_ADDRESS> ip there
[15:51] <rs0832> induz, you can try aspell with the aspell-hi dictionary
[15:51] <sam-_-> ePirat, ok
[15:51] <Pici> sam-_-: That will allow every interface to connect to it, thats how most publicly addressable services are setup.  bind it to <IP_ADDRESS> if you only want to be able to connect from the server itself.
[15:52] <rigved> sam-_-: <IP_ADDRESS> is not used by any other applications, afaik
[15:53] <BernardV> Binding to <IP_ADDRESS> is like binding to all ip's, so <IP_ADDRESS> and your lan, wan etc...
[15:53] <sam-_-> Pici rigved BernardV ok thx
[15:54] <blackswan1> what package do i need to install to be able to run java applets in firefox?
[15:54] <histo> blackswan1: you can enable the partner repo then install the sun-java6-plugin
[15:54] <histo> !partner | blackswan1
[15:55] <rs0832> Blackguard, also remove the icedtea plugin if it is installed
[15:55] <rs0832> Blackguard, sorry:) wrong tab
[15:55] <blackswan1> thx
[15:55] <rs0832> Blackswan1, also remove the icedtea plugin if it is installed
[15:59] <Cleaver> Hey guys. I have a mic attached to my computer, but i cant find it under input devices, hence I cannot record sounds and people cannot hear me on skype. How do I add my mic so I can talk to people?
[15:59] <Friar> I'm just starting to play with python...I made a very short script that is giving me an error.
[15:59] <elif> Is the ubiquity the installer for ubuntu 10.04 (lucid) ???
[15:59] <Friar> basically it is print "hello world"
[15:59] <Friar> and the error I get is Warning: unknown mime-type for "Hello world!" -- using "application/octet-stream"
[15:59] <elif> ps -aux, in a busybox installation, shows no ubiquity running...
[16:00] <BernardV> Friar: #python
[16:00] <Friar> thanks BernardV
[16:00] <BernardV> yw
[16:00] <ePirat> i checked already with lsof -i:80 if there is any application using this port, but it isnt
[16:01] <rs0832> ePirat, restarting nginx doesnt help?
[16:01] <ePirat> rs0832: I cant start it...
[16:01] <Friar> BernardV, for some reason I can't get there...I'm trying "/join #python"
[16:01] <Friar> \join #python
[16:01] <Friar> that doesn't work...
[16:01] <rs0832> ePirat, oh yea sorry :) thats embarassing.. i wasnt thinking
[16:01] <ePirat> lol
[16:01] <Skyrael017> Anyone know a quick way to delete files from a .pdf?
[16:02] <Skyrael017> err.... pages from a ".pdf"?
[16:02] <BernardV> Friar: It's working here.. do you have a GUI irc client? If so, try clicking on #python
[16:02] <area51pilot> pdfedit
[16:02] <Skyrael017> looking it up now, thx
[16:02] <Friar> BernardV....that is funny. not working.
[16:02] <rs0832> ePirat, try starting it using a different port
[16:02] <area51pilot> yw
[16:02] <Friar> I'm using Xchat....
[16:03] <rs0832> Friar, type /join #python
[16:03] <elif> I opened initrd for 10.04 - 64bit x86, I never saw any ubiquity there, neither python (which it depends on)... what installer is actually running ?
[16:03] <Friar> rs0832, I'm not getting anything when i do that. nothing happens.
[16:04] <sam-_-> Cleaver, gnome-volume-control
[16:04] <Cleaver> sam-_-: huh?
[16:04] <rs0832> Friar, where are you typing it?
[16:04] <induz> yes I am having a problem with the repos u gave me earlier RS8832
[16:04] <sam-_-> Cleaver, type this command into console
[16:05] <Friar> rs0832, the same place I am typing all these messages.
[16:05] <bencahill> Friar, after doing that, is #python in the channel list on the left?
[16:05] <rs0832> Friar, did you register your nick? to join #python you have to register it with freenode
[16:05] <Friar> gotta register.
[16:05] <rs0832> induz, what kind of problem?
[16:05] <Friar> thanks guys.
[16:05] <sam-_-> Cleaver, go to hardware: which profile is selected?
[16:05] <Cleaver> sam-_-: yes?
[16:05] <bencahill> rs0832, ah, that's probably it :)
[16:05] <Cleaver> sb-xfi
[16:05] <rs0832> bencahill, :)
[16:05] <Cleaver> analog stereo duplex
[16:06] <elif> anybody who knows about the Ubuntu installation ?
[16:06] <sam-_-> Cleaver, on to input then
[16:06] <induz> what should be the Host name in Dictionary server
[16:06] <sam-_-> Cleaver, there you can try out different connectors
[16:06] <rs0832> induz, which one are you using? (dictionary)
[16:06] <Cleaver> ah
[16:06] <Cleaver> ty
[16:07] <induz> English to hindi dictioray
[16:08] <rs0832> induz, hmm.. ok hold on ill check
[16:08] <induz> should i change it to <IP_ADDRESS> or leave it as it is ; dict.org
[16:08] <rs0832> induz, in the mean time, check out aspell
[16:08] <induz> Ispell i tried and gave up
[16:08] <rs0832> induz, it should be installed .. just install aspell-hi from the repos
[16:09] <induz> I have installed aspell
[16:09] <induz> but Its not the dictionary
[16:10] <rs0832> induz, yes the dictionary is aspell-hi
[16:10] <induz> how can i use it??
[16:11] <ielectric_> Any idea how to set MAC at boot?
[16:11] <ielectric_> following doesnt work http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/change-your-network-card-mac-address-on-ubuntu/
[16:11] <rs0832> induz, try using dict.org for the host name
[16:11] <induz> .02.2 version aspell-hi is already installed
[16:13] <induz> I am using the default host name ; dict.org
[16:13] <rs0832> induz, yes
[16:13] <induz> How can i send u screen image??
[16:13] <erUSUL> !screenshot
[16:14] <induz> It doesnt give me Hindi words
[16:15] <sam-_-> ielectric_, ifconfig eth0 hw ether 00:23:34:23:23:23:23        place it in /etc/rc.local
[16:16] <Skyrael017> Pardon me but apparently I suck - I am trying to open pdfedit now so I can edit a file
[16:17] <sam-_-> ielectric_, might not work if you use networkmanager or wicd. i'm  not sure
[16:17] <Skyrael017> I just unpacked it but am having trouble making it. Can anyone tell me the command to get this running? make -f Makefile apparently doesn't work for me
[16:17] <induz>  I was disconnected
[16:17] <sirscott> is it possible to get ubuntu in a virtual box setup to use dual monitors?  virtual box is setup for 2 monitors, yet the ubuntu guest only sees one of them
[16:17] <rs0832> induz, ah ok
[16:17] <sam-_-> sudo apt-get install pdfedit  Skyrael017
[16:17] <Skyrael017> thanks mac
[16:17] <ielectric_> sam-_-, that sets it after dhclient
[16:17] <induz> Thanks rs8832 so far but still I amnot able to use Hindi dict
[16:18] <ielectric_> sam-_-, I need mac configured before all net stuff happens
[16:18] <sam-_-> ielectric_, oh :-)
[16:18] <yeason> I have a voice chat server and am trying to stream music into a channel, I'm wondering if there is a package that would handle playback and allow listeners to request songs and have them automatically queued?
[16:18] <induz> I cannot find it anywhere in the preferences. Nor do I get the meaning in Hindi language when I type in some word. I only get the meaning in English and some chinese language which I am unable to disable.
[16:18] <sam-_-> ielectric_, then place it in rcS.d/S01XXX
[16:18] <ielectric_> S?
[16:19] <ielectric_> aha
[16:19] <rs0832> induz, hmm....
[16:19] <m4xx> i would like to create a launcher on the desktop that points to a directory in a users home folder, i would like to include this in /etc/skel, if i enter ~/directory or $HOME/directory it fails to launch, is there a way to do this?
[16:19] <rs0832> induz, which preferences?
[16:19] <ielectric_> sam-_-, ok, I'll try that thanks
[16:20] <rs0832> induz, are you trying it in open office?
[16:20] <wolfric> whats this recent update of "generic linux kernel"?
[16:20] <rs0832> wolfric, it is the update of the linux kernel
[16:20] <wolfric> but why generic? not linux kernel version update?
[16:20] <jlewis2000p> hello all is there any way to set up multiple ws in nbr? also can the effects be enabled?
[16:21] <sam-_-> m4xx, what do mean by launcher? a link?
[16:21] <rs0832> wolfric, it s just named that way :)
[16:21] <induz> yes
[16:21] <rs0832> wolfric, generic meaning not a customized one
[16:21] <induz> No I am trying it on Dictionary
[16:21] <satyam> hello
[16:21] <wolfric> ok cheers
[16:21] <rs0832> induz, o.0
[16:22] <elif> I'm confused https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-installer/ubiquity/trunk says is the installer of ubuntu, But, the ISO in http://mirrors.melbourne.co.uk/ubuntu-releases/10.04.1/ubuntu-10.04.1-desktop-amd64.iso, has no ubiquity in it.
[16:22] <rs0832> wolfric, cheers to you too ;)
[16:22] <sam-_-> jlewis2000p, what is ws and what is nbr?
[16:22] <rs0832> induz, what do you want it to do?
[16:22] <elif> thats awsome :)
[16:22] <j3rry> hey I downloaded a small software from net using svn co [url] and I compiled it and installed, but now I don't know how to run it. What kind of file should I look for to execute it? i believe its a command line tool
[16:22] <ZykoticK9> jlewis2000p, i'd install the regular desktop (ubuntu-desktop package) if you want multiple workspaces and compiz effects
[16:22] <jlewis2000p> work spaces and netbook remix
[16:22] <rs0832> j3rry, you normally run it from the terminal
[16:22] <satyam> i forgot the password for mysql... how do I completely remove and reinstall the package
[16:22] <erUSUL> j3rry: it probably ended up in /usr/local/bin/
[16:23] <induz> Application--office--Dictionary.... But i dont see hindi meaning. i am able to get English to English meanings
[16:23] <jlewis2000p> @zy duhh man i did not think of that.. ty off to wipe the egg off my face
[16:23] <rs0832> j3rry, compiling a program doesnt add it to your menus or any shortcuts
[16:23] <rs0832> induz, ok ill check
[16:24] <BernardV> satyam: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en/resetting-permissions.html
[16:24] <j3rry> its a tool actually, not a regular program like kOffice, my friend made it
[16:24] <satyam> when i do  mysql -u user -h host -p.....it asks for the passwd but i forgot the password what do i do next
[16:24] <Skopje75> hi...i need to upgrade Libgc on Hardy...any good guide for it?
[16:24] <simon__> I'm new to Ubuntu. I installed 10.10 but I need to install other GFX drivers than ubuntu is suggesting me, because they do not work. My GFX is a 8600M -  Can someone help me on where to get working drivers for my laptop?
[16:24] <rs0832> j3rry, then he will know the name:)...
[16:25] <aeon-ltd> !nvidia
[16:25] <aeon-ltd> simon__: see above
[16:25] <j3rry> what file should I run in terminal to in most cases run a program? *.sh file or is it different?
[16:25] <BernardV> satyam: Read the instructions in the link I just posted
[16:25] <simon__> aeon-ltd, thanks
[16:25] <j3rry> theres no manual for that program unfortunalely, thats why I have troubles
[16:25] <satyam> thanks BernardV
[16:25] <erUSUL> j3rry: commands do not usually have extension. is just ls or grep
[16:26] <rs0832> induz, ah i think the file is different :)
[16:26] <ZykoticK9> j3rry, if you foo.sh is marked executable then either put it in your PATH or use "./foo.sh" to run it.  If it's not executable the use "sh foo.sh"
[16:26] <rs0832> j3rry, can you post the compiler output?
[16:26] <rs0832> j3rry, on paste.ubuntu.com
[16:26] <j3rry> one sec
[16:27] <induz> rs8832; http://goldendict.org/dictionaries.php
[16:27] <induz> how can i use any one from there??
[16:28] <rs0832> induz, hold on
[16:29] <blackswan1> is there a way to make a recording of desktop activity as a video - like the video equivalent of a screen shot?
[16:29] <induz> ok
[16:30] <IdleOne> !screencast | blackswan1
[16:30] <rs0832> induz, from the link you sent me, you have to install goldendict (it is available in the repos)
[16:31] <blackswan1> thx
[16:31] <discharge> blackswan1: ffmpeg works fine for me
[16:31] <discharge> blackswan1: cant get to record sound proper sound though
[16:31] <adminewb> My lucid installation has managed to get its X display settings mangled it seems, no timing clues at to cause. When I log out of the first GNOME desktop session (which appears normal other than system starts with Ubuntu boot logo showing at far too low res), it gets into an infinite loop failing to activate proper display settings for the next login screen. Can't use Ctrl-Alt-Fx to go to a character mode terminal. To escape the loop I have to
[16:32] <induz> Ok after instalation...what should i do ?  have u used it??
[16:33] <rs0832> induz, you have to get the dictionary
[16:34] <induz> I went to Synaptic Manager and installed it...now where to find it
[16:35] <rs0832> induz, the name is goldendict
[16:35] <satyam> i am still not going anywhere..
[16:36] <satyam> when i give a command saying mysql it says: ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'satyam'@'localhost' (using password: NO)
[16:36] <induz> I got it
[16:36] <induz> but Its Russian
[16:36] <ZykoticK9> With an Nvidia Twinview setup is it possible to turn on/off a monitor via a terminal command (rather then using nvidia-settings)?
[16:36] <m4xx> satyam, you probably need to supply a username and password
[16:37] <satyam> yeah but i forgot the password
[16:37] <satyam> how do i reset it
[16:37] <induz> its hindi to English
[16:37] <m4xx> in that case google is your friend
[16:37] <induz> How to do i get working for Eng to hindi
[16:37] <satyam> or reinstall it all over again
[16:37] <adminewb> My lucid installation has managed to get its X display settings mangled it seems, no timing clues as to cause. Damage doesn't manifest until I log out of the first GNOME desktop session -- which appears normal other than system starts with Ubuntu boot logo showing at far too low res. Then, it's stuck in an infinite loop repeatedly failing to activate proper display settings for the next login screen. Can't use Ctrl-Alt-Fx to go to a character
[16:37] <Pici> !who
[16:37] <j3rry> the log is quite long, the program comes from this site: http://wiki.apertium.org/wiki/Mwreorder#Installation
[16:37] <m4xx> search for something like "mysql reset root password"
[16:37] <KM0201> ZykoticK9: i was wondering that the other day... i've had dual screens w nvidia forever, and have never tied
[16:37] <j3rry> pastebin.com/MfnyizwX
[16:38] <greezmunkey> satyam: oops, your best chances are to check in #mysql. I did the same thing, and the folks there helped me a lot.
[16:38] <j3rry> how can I run that program :)
[16:38] <rk> 7j #firefox
[16:38] <niranjan> hai
[16:39] <rs0832> induz, i think i got it
[16:39] <induz> How
[16:39] <niranjan> hi.. anybody guide how to navigate directory using C language
[16:39] <Pici> niranjan: Please ask in ##C, this is not within the scope of #ubuntu
[16:39] <Skopje75> guys...this line
[16:39] <Mortesins93> hello
[16:40] <induz> rs8832..i see it on application--office--Goldendict
[16:40] <Skopje75> If you’re upgrading from Linux libc5 or some other C library, you need to replace the ‘/usr/include’ with a fresh directory before installing it. The new ‘/usr/include’ should contain the Linux headers, but nothing else...
[16:40] <induz> But i think its  Hindi to English
[16:40] <Skopje75> do i need to delete that folder?
[16:40] <Mortesins93> can anybody tell me how can I find out what modules I have loaded on my Xubuntu 9.10? I need to know what driver makes my wireless trust keyboard work
[16:40] <nirazio> Is there any way to turn off window grouping with dockbarx? I use the Prism app to create standalone windows for gmail, my corporate webmail, and a few other sites. Because they all use Prism, instead of displaying as separate shortcuts with the custom icons I assigned to each when creating them, they all display together under a single Prism button, using the Prism icon.
[16:41] <ZykoticK9> j3rry, perhaps /usr/local/bin/mwreorder ?
[16:41] <area51pilot> whats a good traceroute utility to run from term?
[16:41] <genii-around> area51pilot: The ubuntu default is tracepath
[16:41] <Pici> area51pilot: mtr is very handy too.
[16:41] <area51pilot> thx
[16:42] <mustafa> hello
[16:42] <induz> wow--- Its working Now RS8832
[16:42] <mustafa> i have one small problem
[16:42] <induz> are u there
[16:42] <area51pilot> :P
[16:43] <aeon-ltd> Mortesins93: modprobe -c --showconfig (to read your config file)
[16:43] <induz> so finally Golden Dictionary works
[16:43] <rs0832> induz, yes
[16:43] <j3rry> ZykoticK9 thanks m8, works fine :)
[16:43] <rk> when I start firefox cpu goes 100%, any page, anybody knows a way to know what is going on?
[16:43] <rs0832> induz, thats good :)
[16:43] <induz> aspell is just spell checker
[16:43] <rs0832> induz, yes but actually you can use it as a dictionary
[16:43] <induz> I took me almost the whole week to find this on
[16:43] <Mortesins93> aeon-ltd
[16:43] <rs0832> induz, but it is only gui
[16:43] <Mortesins93> aeon-ltd: I'll try that
[16:43] <Mortesins93> thanks
[16:44] <spencer> hey guys, how hot is the room right now?
[16:44] <Dcite> rk: Even for something like google.com ?
[16:44] <induz> aspell??? how can i use it as  dictionary
[16:44] <mustafa> my 3g internet speed is tooooo slow
[16:44] <mustafa> how i can increase it
[16:44] <kick_k> Hi lennart
[16:44] <area51pilot> mustafa: whats your signal strength
[16:44] <rs0832> induz, i think you will like the goldendict better... aspell dictionary is only text based (cli)
[16:44] <LunaVorax> Hi everyone !
[16:44] <induz> would u let me know how to use aspell on OO
[16:45] <LunaVorax> Where can I found a good tutorial to repair my Ubuntu Server installation ?
[16:45] <mustafa> some one help me plz
[16:45] <induz> how can i use aspell on OO??
[16:45] <erUSUL> LunaVorax: "repair" can mean a lot of things. what needs repairing?
[16:45] <spencer> anyone need any general troubleshooting?
[16:45] <bencahill> kick_k, there is no lennart here, can we help you? :)
[16:45] <erUSUL> !details | LunaVorax
[16:46] <bencahill> spencer, I could use one more mind on my usb boot problem :)
[16:46] <LunaVorax> erUSUL, my computer turns on and when it comes to boot linux it instantly reboot over and over again
[16:46] <spencer> bencahill what ails your machine, my friend?
[16:46] <rs0832> induz, on oo, aspell is just a spell checker
[16:46] <kick_k> is there any need of Antivirus on ubuntu?
[16:46] <mustafa> hello
[16:46] <mustafa> helllllp
[16:46] <induz> ok
[16:46] <ZykoticK9> !virus | kick_k
[16:46] <kick_k> if yes which one is good to have
[16:46] <spencer> kick_k only if you aren't cautious
[16:46] <Dcite> mustafa: You ignored someone else that asked for your signal strenght.
[16:47] <rs0832> induz, as a text based (in terminal) program you can use it as a dictionary
[16:47] <LunaVorax> I think I have to reinstall the grub but this computer cannot support booting into gnome/kde
[16:47] <erUSUL> LunaVorax: have you tried recovery mode? an old kernel ( if aviable ) ?
[16:47] <LunaVorax> I can't see the grub erUSUL
[16:47] <Dcite> mustafa: The speed of your 3G connection depends on where you are and how the network is setup.
[16:47] <LunaVorax> And the super gurb disk is of no help
[16:47] <kick_k> i heard there are also malware for linux
[16:47] <rs0832> kick_k, linux doesnt require an antivirus
[16:47] <bencahill> kick_k, http://librenix.com/?inode=21
[16:47] <induz> I type a English word in OO and now i want to check its meaning in Hindi , How can i do that??
[16:47] <mustafa> im using network manger applet 0.8.1
[16:47] <erUSUL> LunaVorax: so the reboot is before grub appears? ( pressing shift during boot should make the grub menu appear )
[16:48] <casperfoo> rs0832: how is aspell going to do anything but spell check?
[16:48] <spencer> kick_k malicious code is available for anything. It's only that it's almost impossible to pick linux viruses up in the wild
[16:48] <jeward> So, I installed i386 on my machine and it only sees 2G out of 4G RAM.  Is i386 not 64 bit?
[16:48] <bonjoyee> induz: google transliteration?
[16:48] <mustafa> is auto
[16:48] <histo> !translate > induz
[16:48] <bencahill> spencer, I'm building a digital picture frame from an old laptop (128mb ram)...installed ubuntu cli and put fbi on there, works great! The only thing is that the hdd makes a lot of noise for a picture frame, I would use hdparm -S to spin it down, and that works, but it spins up very often
[16:48] <histo> jeward: correct
[16:48] <ZykoticK9> jeward, i386 is NOT 64bit - it's 32bit
[16:48] <rk> Dcite, well, when i use chrome or any other browser, the cpu temperature is about 60º C, as soon as i start firefox it goes to 70º and if I start watching pages it goes to 100ºC way too much /usrbin/X goes to 100% cpu usage
[16:48] <greezmunkey> jeward: you need to have the PAE kernel
[16:48] <rs0832> casperfoo, no idea but i heard (actually i read) that it does... you have to use the terminal though
[16:49] <kick_k> ok
[16:49] <mustafa> Dicte: i m using network manger applet 0.8.1
[16:49] <histo> jeward: why run 32bit if you have a 64bit cpu though?
[16:49] <jeward> histo: So I have to reinstall?  Do I use the amd64 distribution?  I have Alienware m11x.
[16:49] <spencer> bencahill is it physical damage/wear&tear?
[16:49] <Dcite> rk: Degrees celcius or CPU usage %? PLease be specific ^_^
[16:49] <bonjoyee> induz: or google translate..i think:-/
[16:49] <grendal_prime> hey, im looking at a server here that is 8.10 I need to install php5-cli on it but it is aparently eol ?
[16:49] <jeward> histo: It was not intentional.
[16:49] <aLeSD> hi all
[16:49] <erUSUL> !eol | grendal_prime
[16:49] <aLeSD> someone could help me with this
[16:49] <bencahill> spencer, no, just that for a picture frame, I want it to be silent.
[16:50] <casperfoo> rs0832: I don't think so, it has word lists (whihc is calls dictionaries) but not definitions in the sense of a dictionary normally would
[16:50] <aLeSD> : Package gstreamer-video-0.10 was not found in the pkg-config search path.
[16:50] <aLeSD> Perhaps you should add the directory containing `gstreamer-video-0.10.pc'
[16:50] <aLeSD> to the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable
[16:50] <aLeSD> ops
[16:50] <Dcite> mustafa: Netowrk manager has very little to do with it. My 3G can go from as low as 0.32mbit to 5mbit depending on where I am.
[16:50] <FloodBot2> aLeSD: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:50] <aLeSD> sorry
[16:50] <grendal_prime> ya i know what it means.   basically the repos no longer exist...is there anyway i can do this without doing a full blown upgrade on the box?
[16:50] <histo> jeward: yeah you'd have to reinstall if you want 64bit if you just want more memory support you can run the pae kernel
[16:50] <kwtm> ubotu, can you verify you can hear me?
[16:50] <induz> I dont get your PM??
[16:50] <bonjoyee> induz: google trasnslate ....transliteration is for typing in another language
[16:50] <jeward> histo: Best to reinstall you think?
[16:50] <kwtm> ubottu: can you verify you can hear me/
[16:50] <anon33_> i'm having trouble locating xorg.conf - it's supposed to be in /etc/X11 but it isn't. can anyone help me out?
[16:50] <rs0832> casperfoo, well i ve never used it so i may be wrong... i m just saying afaik :)
[16:50] <rk> Dcite, both :) cpu usage of /usr/bin/X goes to 100% and cpu temperature reaches almost 100º Celsius
[16:50] <LunaVorax> erUSUL the grub never appeared before or after the problem, but when I boot the SGD which load the grub.cfg from the HDD it instantly reboot. Therefore I suppose the problem happens after the GRUB boots.
[16:51] <histo> jeward: I run 64bit on my 64bit capable pc's.  But that's my preference. I'd like to get the most out of my hardware.
[16:51] <spencer> Bencahill not sure... you may want to look at getting flash memory. The only thing I could think of is to kill all non-essential processes
[16:51] <rs0832> kwtm, ubottu is not a person :)
[16:51] <induz> Oh I can Type in Hindi or English
[16:51] <grendal_prime> anon33_,  ya they dont do that by defualt anymore
[16:51] <Dcite> rk: Did you customize the apperance? Have you tried disabling your extensions to see if that helps?
[16:51] <jeward> histo: Do I download the amd64 ISO?
[16:51] <induz> That also took me a while to figure out
[16:51] <anon33_> grendal_prime: where is xorg.conf then located?
[16:51] <bencahill> spencer, I'm attempting to transfer the hdd install to usb, I've made the two partitions on usb (ext2 and swap), transferred all the relevant stuff, but the bios can't boot to usb, nor does it have usb support, and grub's usb drivers don't work for it
[16:51] <ZykoticK9> anon33_, it's not there by default.  If you want to create one you can see my instructions at http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/how-i-do/create-an-xorg-conf-file
[16:51] <induz> rs8832 do u know HIndi??
[16:51] <grendal_prime> kinda blows in my opinion. you can build one and it will use it if its there...but it doenst create one by default anymore
[16:51] <rs0832> induz, of course ;)
[16:51] <erUSUL> LunaVorax: can you boot a livecd in the same machine? to rule out a hardware problem-
[16:51] <kwtm> rs0832: Yes, that's why I directed my question toward it.  I didn't have high hopes of any human responding to me any time soon.  But thanks for verifying that I am not silenced. :)
[16:51] <anon33_> ZykoticK9: i install ubuntu on a Macbook Pro, and the directions say it should be there (wht preset values, etc.)
[16:51] <spencer> bencahill would it be possible to use an open-source BIOS?
[16:52] <dajhorn> anon33_: If you need a xorg.conf file, then run `sudo X -configure` and follow the on screen instructions.
[16:52] <grendal_prime> there isnt one anon33_
[16:52] <ZykoticK9> anon33_, not on recent versions of ubuntu it's not
[16:52] <adminewb> My lucid installation managed to get its X display settings mangled it seems, no timing clues as to cause. Damage doesn't manifest until logout from the first GNOME desktop session -- until then it appears normal except system starts with Ubuntu boot logo showing at too low res. Then, it's stuck in an infinite loop repeatedly failing (cycling @ ~3sec) to activate proper display settings for the login screen. Can't Ctrl-Alt-Fx for a character
[16:52] <mustafa> dcite: the tel antiner is on near my house
[16:52] <grendal_prime> not in 10.04 anyway.
[16:52] <rk> Dcite, well, i started a new empty profile. It doest reach 100% cpu usage, but it cpu temperature goes to 75ºC which i think is way too much even without extensions
[16:52] <bencahill> spencer, ...so I got the plop boot manager, and put grub on the usb as well, and now everything works, but I get this error: http://forum.plop.at/index.php/topic,560.msg3194.html#msg3194
[16:52] <casperfoo> jeward: you want the amd64 ISO for 64 bit
[16:52] <bencahill> spencer, I hadn't thought about it, didn't know of that option :-/
[16:52] <Cleaver> sam-_-: i cant seem to get it working
[16:52] <MrHacks> Nautilis is proving to be an achillies heel for 10.10! My netbook is sooooo bogged down all because I tried creating a new folder
[16:52] <mustafa> dcite : when i use windows it come 4Mb
[16:52] <rs0832> kwtm, sorry but i missed your problem in the channel traffic, ill check up
[16:52] <induz> Do u use comp for Hindi typing??
[16:52] <jeward> casperfoo: Thanks!
[16:52] <Dcite> mustafa: Some people just have bad networks, Unless you are saying someone beside you is getting MUCH better speed than you.
[16:52] <mustafa> but when i use linux it give me 5Kb
[16:52] <rs0832> induz, oh not really
[16:52] <spencer> bencahill it may not be viable, but it's worth looking into
[16:53] <slipttees> hi all
[16:53] <bencahill> spencer, I did update the bios to latest version using manufacturer's tool, but still no usb
[16:53] <induz> I am planning to write some poetry[book] in hindi
[16:53] <sam-_-> Cleaver, then i'm afraid i can't help
[16:53] <rs0832> induz, i mostly speak only English.. French hindi konkani if i need to only :)
[16:53] <bencahill> spencer, what open bioses are there?
[16:53] <slipttees> why Xorg usage 80% CPU everytime?
[16:53] <Eventus2> Join #cyanogenmod
[16:53] <induz> Thats why i wanted a type setting in Hindi and a dictionary
[16:53] <LunaVorax> erUSUL, yes I can however not the original ubuntu cd because the machine is too weak to handle gnome or kde
[16:53] <sam-_-> !sound | Cleaver
[16:53] <spencer> bencahill there are a few, like openBIOS
[16:53]  * bencahill searches
[16:53] <rs0832> induz, better use the pm to talk so we are not off topic :)
[16:53] <induz> Konkani....samatwadi??
[16:54] <MrHacks> This problem I'm having has me chatting on my droid
[16:54] <anon33_> ZykoticK9: what do you recommend? just creating a new one?
[16:54] <spencer> bencahill www.openbios.org
[16:54] <ZykoticK9> anon33_, it's not there by default.  If you want to create one you can see my instructions at http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/how-i-do/create-an-xorg-conf-file
[16:54] <Dcite> rk: Please use something like top to watch cpu usage, firefox uses high cpu to start
[16:54] <dajhorn> slipttees: The x11 stack that was bundled with Maverick can waste the CPU in some configurations.  Try upgrading to the x-swat PPA.
[16:54] <Dcite> mustafa: How odd.. I'm not sure what can be slowing down your 3G then.. never had that issue personally.
[16:54] <slipttees> dajhorn: i'm use lucid
[16:54] <induz> How can i PM u??
[16:54] <anon33_> ZykoticK9: all i'm looking to do is implement the simple line: Option "RegistryDwords" "EnableBrightnessControl=1"
[16:54] <MrHacks> Nautilis is crippling the system
[16:54] <erUSUL> LunaVorax: :/ then it looks like the kernel does not like your hardware for some reason ... but without eerror messages or any other info is hard to know why ...
[16:54] <anon33_> ZykoticK9: from there instructions: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookPro5-5/Maverick
[16:55] <anon33_> these*
[16:55] <rs0832> kwtm, can you please tell me your problem? i cant find it :)
[16:55] <spencer> Just wondering, how does one tag an ubottu message to someone?
[16:55] <mustafa> Dcite : there are any one can help me
[16:55] <sam-_-> spencer, there is very few hardware that openbios actually works on. bencahill
[16:55] <ZykoticK9> anon33_, i don't use Macs at all.  But if you want an xorg.conf my link should work...
[16:55] <slipttees> dajhorn: i'm use lucid and i915 video driver
[16:55] <slipttees> dajhorn: system updated !
[16:55] <erUSUL> !botsnack | spencer
[16:55] <dajhorn> slipttees: Does the X process spin all the time, or when you have desktop effects enabled?
[16:55] <spencer> sam-_- I wasn't aware of that, It's not like I change my firmware every other week :)
[16:56] <slipttees> dajhorn: disabled
[16:56] <rs0832> induz, did you get the pm i sent you?
[16:56] <anon33_> ZykoticK9: let's hope so
[16:56] <milamber> grendal_prime: build from source?
[16:56] <erUSUL> spencer: if you want to send it as private msgs use > instead of |
[16:56] <Mortesins93> can anybody tell me what driver I need to install to make my Trust wireless keyboard work?
[16:56] <dajhorn> slipttees: Sorry,  I have no ideas for a Lucid system.
[16:56] <spencer> erUSUL I know a few of those, but what do you use to space? <tab> doesn't work
[16:56] <Mortesins93> because it only works on xubuntu 9.10
[16:56] <erUSUL> spencer: space what?
[16:56] <slipttees> dajhorn: 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Core Processor Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 02)
[16:57] <MrHacks> FINNALLY! It's done screwing arround. Force close nautilis
[16:57] <spencer> !botsnack|erUSUL
[16:57] <rk> Dcite, the weird thing is, is not firefox hogging the cpu, its /usr/bin/X (the X server) it goes to 100% cpu usage like crazy when I start firefox
[16:57] <Mortesins93> I tried looking at the modules but I don't have a clue what they are or what they mean
[16:57] <Dcite> mustafa: I'm not sure what can be causing your slow down.. sorry please try someone else.
[16:57] <erUSUL> spencer: you can not autocomplete factoids. you have to know them ;P
[16:57] <adminewb> My lucid installation managed to get its X display settings mangled it seems, no timing clues as to cause. Damage doesn't manifest until logout from the first GNOME desktop session -- until then it appears normal except system starts with Ubuntu boot logo showing at too low res. Then, it's stuck in an infinite loop repeatedly failing (cycling @ ~3sec) to activate proper display settings for the login screen. Can't Ctrl-Alt-Fx for a character
[16:57] <anon33_> ZykoticK9: thanks for your help
[16:57] <slipttees> dajhorn: Dell Latitude E6410
[16:57] <Dcite> rk: Any persona's or themeing extensions installed?
[16:57] <rs0832> kwtm, ?
[16:58] <spencer> erusul there's a space between the first part and the pipeline, I wasn't sure if that was necessary
[16:58] <MrHacks> Two chrome extensions have now crashed. Nautilis, why do you hat my netbook?
[16:58] <ZykoticK9> anon33_, glad to help.  best of luck.
[16:58] <bencahill> sam-_-, spencer, yeah, I doubt this laptop would work with it...
[16:58] <sebastia> hi
[16:59] <sam-_-> bencahill spencer here is a list: http://www.coreboot.org/Supported_Motherboards
[16:59] <MrHacks> Also, why does an wnck-app need 250mb of ram?
[16:59] <kwtm> rs0832: No problem. I merely meant that, for over 90% of the times past, when I ask a question, no one answers.  Then when I say "May I ask a question?" then some self-righteous person says, "Don't ask to ask, just ask" and then I point out that I've already asked 5 minutes ago.  So now when I enter the forum, I don't even bother getting a human to verify that I'm audible.
[16:59] <bencahill> sam-_-, spencer, yeah I looked in there, and nothing like mine is in there...
[16:59] <rk> Dcite yep, i have extensions installed one persona theme (the only theme extension I have) but i just installed today. This problem has been happening since lucid
[16:59] <kwtm> Right now I'm formulating my question and will have one soon.  It's complex to explain.
[16:59] <spencer> bencahill I'm not sure, then. The only other option would be getting newer HDD or using flash memory
[16:59] <rs0832> kwtm, sure
[16:59] <slipttees> please i need help with lucid system, xorg usage 80% CPU = 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Core Processor Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 02)
[16:59] <spencer> !patience | kwtm
[17:00] <MrHacks> It's bad enough chrome and firefox suck up memory, now there is a gnome indicator doing it too!
[17:00] <bencahill> spencer, well do you have any ideas regarding the solution I was talking about above, using a usb drive?
[17:00] <sam-_-> slipttees, did you try to log out and in again?
[17:00] <aeon-ltd> MrHacks: my advice - if you want to conserve ram for other apps; don't use gnome
[17:00] <Dcite> rk: The only thing I can suggest is to try other system themes or change how firefox handles it;s own interface. Maybe something is out of date with it..
[17:00] <slipttees> sam-_-: yeah
[17:00] <LunaVorax> If I manage to boot the lubuntu live cd, will openning the terminal allow me to repair the grub of my broken installation ?
[17:01] <prower> hello :> i'm trying to use the netbook edition of ubuntu on an acer aspire one (the original 8.9" model)...recording audio from it (i.e. in things like skype or amsn video conferencing) the audio recorded from the built-in microphone is extremely choppy and distorted :< is there  any way i might be able to fix it?
[17:01] <milamber> !grub | LunaVorax
[17:01] <bonjoyee> LunaVorax: http://grub.enbug.org/Grub2LiveCdInstallGuide
[17:01] <sam-_-> slipttees, so right after login x uses 80%cpu?
[17:01] <Dcite> prower: Try to mute one of the channels with pavucontrol
[17:01] <slipttees> nope, use 5min and usage up 80%, system very slow
[17:02] <spencer> bencahill not really, an option could be using a HDD mount on another machine
[17:02] <bencahill> spencer, could I do that over wireless?
[17:02] <slipttees> sam-_-: dell latitude E6410, 2.6.32-27-generic
[17:02] <prower> Dcite: Okay...so just mute the microphone then? Done :>
[17:02] <Dcite> prower: Mute just one of the microphone channels and try again?
[17:02] <bencahill> spencer, ...I had thought about that, but didn't think it would work with wireless...
[17:03] <spencer> bencahill maybe, it depends on your setup
[17:03] <itaylor57> slipttees: are you running compiz?
[17:03] <MrHacks> aeon-ltd I use chrome. I switched to chrome b/c unity sucks
[17:03] <Dcite> prower: That's what worked for me Aspire One A110L
[17:03] <slipttees> itaylor57: nope, disabled
[17:03] <bencahill> spencer, so basically something on hdd boots, which then loads main os from network?
[17:03] <sam-_-> prower, is it choppy when you try to record parecord --file-format -r asdf   then ctl+c then paplay asdf
[17:03] <MrHacks> Sorry to say it, but unity had the same issues with memory
[17:03] <bencahill> spencer, can grub do that?
[17:04] <spencer> bencahill it might, I'm not very knowledgable on alternative boots or really anything of the sort
[17:05] <adminewb> Incidental question: now I discover that Ctrl-Alt-Fx may long have been malfunctioning. Just goes black screen now, though it's not managed to sabotage Ctrl-Alt-F7 to return to desktop session. What to do?
[17:05] <rjgoldsborough> Hey all. Can anyone suggest a nice video card that is compatible with 10.04+. I have a GIGABYTE GV-R555D3-1GI that wouldn't work (not sure why). It has fried and I need a replacement that will work with the newer versions
[17:05] <aLeSD> is it better to install jack or jack 2 ?
[17:05] <slipttees> sam-_-: itaylor57 i'll try new kernel by ppa 2.6.37-10
[17:05] <prower> Dcite: Ahh, okay so mute one channel and leave the other one...yep, that's done, I'll try sound recorder or something like that
[17:05] <sam-_-> slipttees, it's probably some program. not x itself that makes it go wild
[17:05] <prower> sam-_-: i'm not sure, i can check though :>
[17:05] <adminewb> rjgoldsborough, don't you think there's rather a huge load of baggage in notions of "nice" video cards?
[17:06] <slipttees> humm... sam-_- maybe kernel module bug?
[17:06] <itaylor57> slipttees: good luck
[17:06] <spencer> adminewb ctrl alt f1 goes to CLI. perhaps the one that you hit made it lock or shut down, but not kill power
[17:06] <slipttees> i915 driver
[17:06] <ramanK> How can I change the applet indicator mail reader to thunderbird ?
[17:06] <slipttees> thx bro itaylor57
[17:06] <sam-_-> slipttees, possible but unlikely
[17:06] <alabala> hello
[17:06] <prower> sam-_-, yes, trying that quickly it seems to be pretty choppy still
[17:07]  * Fargeee http://imagetwist.com/e1ubou2tvag6/156897_168406319867731_100000950924332_325446_5758311_n_1_.jpg.html
[17:07] <slipttees> sam-_-: to install here, needed use "nomodeset xforcevesa"
[17:07] <slipttees> or blank screen
[17:07] <alabala> any1 here can help me with a problem that concerns intsalling ubuntu ?
[17:07] <slipttees> update everthig e try without line in grub
[17:07] <spencer> alabala just ask
[17:07] <slipttees> work :-)
[17:07] <ramanK> sorry , could you please help me to change the mail reader in the applet indicator ?
[17:07] <milamber> rjgoldsborough: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsVideoCards
[17:07] <rjgoldsborough> adminewb: ok. anything that will let me install and run ubuntu
[17:07] <slipttees> won't like charm
[17:07] <slipttees> :-p
[17:07] <alabala> ok .. i just tried to install ubuntu booting from the cd i downloaded from site
[17:08] <alabala> i get a black screen and nothing more
[17:08] <rjgoldsborough> ahh thanks milamber, was looking for something like that
[17:08] <slipttees> i see
[17:08] <spencer> alabala how long have you waited for it to do anything?
[17:08] <alabala> long enough
[17:08] <milamber> rjgoldsborough: np
[17:08] <alabala> 1st i thought was my lcd ... i added a 2nd diplay
[17:08] <adminewb> spencer thanks for response; I know what is meant to happen with Ctrl-Alt-F1 - F6, it just isn't happening: get black screen rather than character mode terminal. Ctrl-Alt-F7 works though.
[17:08] <sam-_-> slipttees, since your hardware is pretty new you might want to do-release-upgrade
[17:09] <spencer> alabala a few things, 1 can you type the name of whoever you're responding to in front of your response. Are you sure your BIOS is set to boot from a CD?
[17:09] <ZykoticK9> adminewb, have you tried to change your Plymouth resolution on a system using proprietary drivers?
[17:09] <milamber> !details | alabala
[17:09] <sacarlson> what is the <ctl> leter to get you out of X server screen to the other none graphic screen?
[17:09] <milamber> sacarlson: ctrl + alt + f1
[17:10] <ZykoticK9> sacarlson, to quit Xorg you can use alt+sysrq+k
[17:10] <adminewb> rjgoldsborough, I recommend visiting tomshardware.com to see what they say about how various display adapters would suit you. Best of luck getting working drivers for linux.
[17:10] <sacarlson> milamber: is there a way to also get back in with another <ctl>  thanks by the way
[17:10] <coreGrl> hi
[17:10] <milamber> sacarlson: ctrl + alt + f7
[17:10] <alabala> spencer: it`s all ok ... at start i see the unbuntu logo .. i see some dots ... a colored backgroud .. dots movin` ... then on my lcd i get the message no signal .. and stays like that
[17:10] <coreGrl> there is a way to crypt a folder from nautilus?
[17:10] <spencer> hi coregrl, how can we help you?
[17:10] <ZykoticK9> sacarlson, might by c+a+f8
[17:11] <sacarlson> ZykoticK9: no just to temp leave and come back but I'll keep that too
[17:11] <ggreene> sshe connection times out when trying to connect computer 1 or 3 to computer 2. computer 2 can ssh to 1 and 3 just fine and computers 1 and 3 can connect as well
[17:11] <adminewb> ZykoticK9 don't understand what's Plymouth resolution? I'm using standard open drivers afaik.
[17:11] <spencer> alabala, so on your only screen you see that the computer isn't sending any input. Is the computer still on? does the HDD rev up or down?
[17:12] <rjgoldsborough> adminewb: thanks. it worked in 9.10 and lower. But I couldn't get to the install screen with 10.04+
[17:12] <milamber> ggreene: are you sure ssh-server is running on computer 2?
[17:12] <alabala> spencer: the dvd rom sounds like ... it`s spinning .. but after a while stops spinning
[17:13] <ggreene> milamber i believe it is what do i need to type to verify
[17:13] <spencer>  alabala does the screen flicker and then shut off, like there's an error message? also, how much time do you give it?
[17:13] <ZykoticK9> adminewb, ok - was just checking (i ran into an issue a long time ago playing with Plymouth resolution on nvidia that broke all the virtual terminals, black screen like yours) but if you are using open drivers - then it is a different issue for sure.  Best of luck.
[17:13] <grendal_prime> milamber, grrr i really dont want to do that
[17:13] <milamber> ggreene: is computer 2 yours?
[17:13] <ggreene> yes all 3 are
[17:13] <alabala> spencer:  no errors on screen, no flickering ... just like there`s no video imout .. i w8ted around 5 mins
[17:14] <milamber> grendal_prime: i would really recommend updating the distro. eol means no more security updates.
[17:14] <alabala> spencer: meanwhile there`s no signal on display the dvd still spins
[17:14] <ggreene> milamber, yes all three are mine
[17:14] <Ronnie> how to remove a keyboard layout? (i tried in the keyboard settings, as root to delete it, and in gconf-editor - but after login, the keyboard layout is back) Where is the global setting stored?
[17:14] <milamber> ggreene: do you have physical access to computer2 now?
[17:14] <ggreene> milamber, yes
[17:14] <ggreene> milamber, yes i'm on it
[17:15] <milamber> ggreene: ps -aux will show all processes running
[17:15] <grendal_prime> ya its locked into a vm enviro so im not worreied about that.
[17:15] <safinaskar> I cannot install VMWare 7.1.3 on my Kubuntu Natty. When I install it process sudenly crashes and VMWare uninstall itself back. Help!
[17:15] <ZykoticK9> milamber, ggreene the command is "ps aux" the "ps -aux" will show an error at the top
[17:16] <spencer> alabala hmm... I'm thinking
[17:16] <erUSUL> safinaskar: natty is not even in beta state; what did you expect to happen?
[17:16] <dfaure> could someone retitle bug 441653 and/or fix it? ;)
[17:16] <milamber> ZykoticK9: mb
[17:16] <spencer> alabala mind if I PM?
[17:16] <alabala> take ur time
[17:16] <erUSUL> !natty | safinaskar
[17:16] <alabala> nope
[17:16] <alabala> go ahead
[17:16] <BernardV> safinaskar: Maybe you should try KVM https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM
[17:16] <sam-_-> coreGrl, right click on folder choose compress. choose zip and use other options to supply password
[17:17] <ZykoticK9> milamber, for YEARS i used -aux, until someone pointed out my error ;)
[17:17] <safinaskar> BernardV, no, i want to play existing vmware machine
[17:17] <grendal_prime> thing is...ya i im going to just migrate the code on the box to a new build. soon but not right before a 4 day weekend
[17:18] <milamber> ZykoticK9: seems logical.
[17:18] <BernardV> ZykoticK9: I did the same ;) For what I know in the past it was correct to use -aux
[17:18] <ggreene> milamber, i see about 5 lines with ssh in it
[17:18] <grendal_prime> and i wanted to build some scripts to monitor a spicific thing on this box and react accordingly,  i know how to build them quickly in php.
[17:18] <coreGrl> sam-_-, yes I know but I want to crypt the folder diretly
[17:18] <milamber> ok. the simplest way to tell is: nmap localhost
[17:18] <BernardV> safinaskar: http://www.linux-kvm.org/page/How_To_Migrate_From_Vmware_To_KVM :P
[17:19] <sebastia> bye
[17:19] <billy> how can I check that my drivers for graphics are installed properly?
[17:19] <milamber> ggreene: ssh is on port 22 and it should be open
[17:19] <aLeSD> hi all
[17:19] <safinaskar> BernardV, thanks
[17:19] <aLeSD> i compiled a source ... coukld I create a package from it ?
[17:19] <KM0201> billy: well, what graphics device do you have?
[17:19] <ZykoticK9> safinaskar, i ran into problems with vmware 7.1 on ubuntu 10.10 - found some sketchy patch on the internet (don't have link) that fixed it - http://paste.ubuntu.com/546654/
[17:19] <greezmunkey> billy: check through /var/log/xorg.0.log
[17:19] <slak> hello
[17:20] <ggreene> milamber, it is
[17:20] <slak> do i have to tar first or gzip first and why does it do a fsck every time i type ifconfig??
[17:20] <milamber> ggreene: try: ssh localhost
[17:20] <billy> KM0201, its an ATi graphics card, (radeon 3600 series or something). i had problems initially with it and i dont really know if its currently stable (enough)
[17:21] <billy> greezmunkey, quite a few logs in ther
[17:21] <histo> slak: it shouldnt' be doing an fsck ivertime you type ifconfig
[17:21] <slak> well no shit sherlock
[17:21] <sam-_-> coreGrl, i assumed so...
[17:21] <juniour> hey can any one tell me how to use recordit now
[17:21] <slak> but why is it doing that
[17:21] <KM0201> billy: i think w/ ATI.. you need to see if FGLRX is insalled, but i have no idea how to do that.
[17:21] <greezmunkey> !language
[17:21] <coreGrl> it seems there was a projet http://code.google.com/p/crypt-manager/wiki/GnomeIntegration
[17:21] <histo> slak: can you paste.ubuntu.com the output
[17:21] <bayo> Lu all
[17:21] <slak> you people are the experts
[17:21] <histo> !language | slak
[17:21] <billy> KM0201, i uninstalled fglrx because of problems
[17:22] <histo> !volunteers | slak
[17:22] <slak> hey i only speak english ok motherfucker so whatever else language your talking about.. it aint happening
[17:22] <slak> so chill nigger
[17:22] <KM0201> lol
[17:22] <histo> okay i'm done
[17:22] <BernardV> wtf.. sorry..
[17:22] <aeon-ltd> i was just about to call the ops :)
[17:22] <juniour> hey can any one solve my problem
[17:22] <aeon-ltd> !details | juniour
[17:23] <histo> some serious trolling going on in here at the moment.
[17:23] <juniour> i have problem with recorditnow
[17:24] <System_Default_0> Does Pitivi has video effects and transitions?
[17:24] <ggreene> milamber, it won't take my password
[17:24] <IdleOne> juniour: you need to give more details, what sort of problem?
[17:24] <histo> juniour: can't really help you if we don't know what the problem is
[17:24] <slipttees> sam-_-: no luck =/
[17:24] <slipttees> kp
[17:24] <slipttees> 2.6.37-10 kernel
[17:25] <sacarlson> coreGrl: I use something like this in gedit to encrypt files,  I also see encrypt in my nautilus but never used it
[17:25] <juniour> recordit now is a software for capturing desktop activities
[17:25] <histo> juniour: yes what is the problem with it?
[17:25] <sam-_-> slipttees, told you i didn't think it was the kernel. open system-monitor and look which process could be trolling
[17:25] <juniour> i am not able to capture desktop
[17:26] <ggreene> milamber, i don't believe i have set a password for root yet is there a default?
[17:26] <IdleOne> juniour: are you getting any errors?
[17:26] <milamber> !root | ggreene
[17:26] <juniour> histo i am not able to capture desktop
[17:26] <juniour> idleone no error
[17:26] <histo> juniour: are you using kde?
[17:26] <bonjoyee> ggreene: if its ubuntu..theres no root!
[17:26] <juniour> no
[17:26] <slipttees> sam-_-: Xorg
[17:27] <sleipnir> test
[17:27] <histo> juniour: perhaps use gkt-recordmydesktop thenn.
[17:27] <milamber> ggreene: whatever the default user/pass you created is will grant you access
[17:27] <juniour> hito k
[17:28] <sleipnir> apt-get moo
[17:28] <BareGraceMisery> hello!
[17:28] <BareGraceMisery> I'm back again
[17:28] <BareGraceMisery> ok
[17:28] <sleipnir> Hi Bare
[17:28] <sacarlson> juniour: histo: I've used that recordmydesktop  it worked for me also had audio capture at the same time
[17:28] <ggreene> milamber, i am entering it and it still isn't letting me in
[17:28] <BareGraceMisery> so I left my ubuntu machine on overnight, and now I have a black screen and don't know what to do about it
[17:28] <BareGraceMisery> it's odd
[17:29] <juniour> k
[17:29] <milamber> ggreene: there's not much i can do for you in that case. maybe check for caps/num lock?
[17:29] <sleipnir> Bare, restart x server
[17:29] <BareGraceMisery> this hasn't happened before, but my brother seems to think it's a bad idea to leave ubuntu on for a long time
[17:29] <aeon-ltd> BareGraceMisery: have you tried turning it on and off again ?
[17:29] <coperton> irq per ubunto dove lo trovo
[17:29] <bencahill> BareGraceMisery, desktop install?
[17:29] <aeon-ltd> BareGraceMisery: fans on?
[17:29] <milamber> ggreene: brb
[17:29] <BareGraceMisery> aeon-ltd: that's exactly what I don't want to do
[17:29] <adminewb> BareGraceMisery, hmm by contrast with Windoze which can be unattended indefinitely?
[17:30] <sleipnir> /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[17:30] <sam-_-_> adminewb, right...
[17:30] <BareGraceMisery> adminewb: lol windoze
[17:30] <ggreene> milamber, caps and num are where they are supposed to be
[17:30] <bencahill> !it | coperton
[17:30] <bonjoyee> BareGraceMisery: it might be sleeping (suspend);)
[17:30] <BareGraceMisery> umm k
[17:30] <sacarlson> BareGraceMisery: I've had my ubuntu 10.04 on for over 5 months and only rebooted 2 times
[17:30] <coperton> grazie mille ora ci vado
[17:30] <BareGraceMisery> hehe
[17:31] <coperton> ciao
[17:31] <BareGraceMisery> I rarely reboot my mac
[17:31] <BareGraceMisery> but more often than twice in 5 months
[17:31] <BareGraceMisery> yeah I know, I don't think it's supposed to be this way
[17:31] <sleipnir> it's a laptop?
[17:31] <BareGraceMisery> sleipnir: my mac is
[17:32] <alabala_> damn
[17:32] <alabala_> :D
[17:32] <BareGraceMisery> my ubuntu machine isn't
[17:32] <BareGraceMisery> it's an hp tower
[17:32] <bencahill> !language | alabala_
[17:32] <BareGraceMisery> it's also dual-boot with windows 7
[17:32] <bencahill> BareGraceMisery, have you just installed ubuntu?
[17:32] <Prajwal> I deleted my facebook account :)
[17:33] <sleipnir> screen saver enabled?
[17:33] <histo> BareGraceMisery: move the mouse and press a key on the keyboard to wake the machine up.
[17:33] <BareGraceMisery> bencahill: nope, I did so this summer
[17:33] <BareGraceMisery> histo: I tried that already
[17:33] <histo> BareGraceMisery: power button?
[17:33] <BareGraceMisery> histo: I don't want to
[17:33] <BareGraceMisery> I want my session back
[17:33] <bencahill> BareGraceMisery, why not?
[17:33] <sleipnir> Crtl + alt + F3, then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[17:33] <BareGraceMisery> I was doing work
[17:34] <sleipnir> restart x server
[17:34] <bencahill> BareGraceMisery, yeah try what sleipnir said
[17:34] <BareGraceMisery> sleipnir: none of the ctrl + alt combinations are doing anything
[17:34] <BareGraceMisery> I thought it was the monitor
[17:34] <BareGraceMisery> but my brother says no
[17:34] <bencahill> BareGraceMisery, ah :-/
[17:35] <sleipnir> you can acces to the machine by ssh?
[17:35] <BareGraceMisery> hold on a sec, I am going to jiggle the connection
[17:35] <BareGraceMisery> sleipnir: I'd love to be able to do that
[17:35] <bencahill> BareGraceMisery, got another monitor to test out? I've had monitors die overnight, wake up and they're gone
[17:35] <BareGraceMisery> but I don't know its name
[17:35] <bonjoyee> BareGraceMisery: if theres no fan/hdd/lan its either suspended to S3 or crashed!
[17:35] <BareGraceMisery> bonjoyee: what?
[17:36] <sacarlson> BareGraceMisery: I have a bad hardware system that I sometimes just hold the power botton till it turns off and I power up again and works perfect for another week
[17:36] <bonjoyee> BareGraceMisery: and by crashed ..i dont mean damaged,,but shutdown abnormally
[17:36] <bencahill> BareGraceMisery, does the computer have lights and fans?
[17:36] <sleipnir> Bare... can you access to the HP machine usin ssh?
[17:36] <adminewb> What if Ctrl-Alt-F3 is broken? Just discovered I'm using "radeon" kernel module display driver. Can't tell for sure, but it seems open / nonproprietary?
[17:37] <bencahill> BareGraceMisery, you should be able to scan ips for it from the mac, if it is actually on/graphics not working/monitor not working
[17:37] <bonjoyee> BareGraceMisery: do u see any signs of life..like the fan/hdd spinning or the lan led blinking?
[17:37] <Carbon177> I have a whole bench full of not working computers.  lol ;)
[17:37] <BareGraceMisery> bencahill: hmm, sounds like a blan
[17:37] <sleipnir> ssh BareGraceMisery@HPmachine
[17:38] <BareGraceMisery> lol
[17:38] <bencahill> BareGraceMisery, a blan?
[17:38] <BareGraceMisery> I think it's not that at all, sleipnir
[17:38] <bfri> there is a feature in ubuntu jaunty for wireless broadband setting that allows me to use my usb modem.  no other distribution has this setting.  how do i transfer it over to another distribution?
[17:38] <BareGraceMisery> I think I might just have called it ubuntu
[17:38] <ggreene> milamber, ok i got it it looks like a slash screen when it goes through
[17:38] <sleipnir> Ok, bye everybody
[17:39] <bencahill> BareGraceMisery, first see if it has fan/hdd/lan like bonjoyee said
[17:39] <OerH> !themes | OerH
[17:39] <pabst> how can i get sudo to preserve the calling user's PATH? i tried env PATH=$PATH, i tried commenting out Defaults env_reset in sudoers, and neither worked ;_;
[17:39] <ARasputin> Hello, I was looking for some help with my Ubuntu from a veteran or someone who knows how to connect a PS3 controller through USB and NOT bluetooth.
[17:39] <BareGraceMisery> bencahill: what do you mean?
[17:39] <BareGraceMisery> what's hdd?
[17:39] <kijutsu> Is NTFS and JFS support under ubuntu a lot slower than native access, say.. EXT2/3 or ReiserFS?
[17:39] <bencahill> BareGraceMisery, hard disk drive (??)
[17:39] <BareGraceMisery> what
[17:39] <sacarlson> any more challenging questions here for me tonight?  I like complete questions with lots of data pastebin prefered.
[17:40] <BareGraceMisery> of course it has a hard disk drive
[17:40] <sacarlson> pabst: try sudo -i
[17:40] <erUSUL> kijutsu: JFS is as native as EXT2/3 or ReiserFS ( or XFS )
[17:40] <BareGraceMisery> well the cd drive works
[17:40] <bencahill> BareGraceMisery, nono, can you hear the hdd spinning, and can you hear fans spinning, and
[17:40] <BareGraceMisery> I don't think the fan is on,
[17:40] <erUSUL> kijutsu: ntfs on the other hand is implemented via fuse so it is slower
[17:40] <BareGraceMisery> the light in front is on
[17:40] <bonjoyee> bencahill:lol
[17:40] <pabst> nope. echo $PATH shows ubuntu's default SECURE_PATH
[17:40] <bencahill> bonjoyee, what did I get myself into? :)
[17:40] <kijutsu> erUSUL: I was looking at a versus type thing.  I have an NTFS and Mac OS Journaled drive thats slow as @)#*.  And I was wondering if that was the reason.
[17:40] <BareGraceMisery> and the light on the mouse connected to it is on
[17:41] <bfri> there is a feature in ubuntu jaunty for wireless broadband setting that allows me to use my usb modem.  no other distribution has this setting.  how do i transfer it over to another distribution?
[17:41] <pabst> scarlson: nope. echo $PATH shows ubuntu's default SECURE_PATH
[17:41] <Carbon177> sacarlson:  you say tonight?  what time is it there.
[17:41] <ivan_> another spanish?
[17:41] <BareGraceMisery> well I definitely hear something when I put my ear to the tower
[17:41] <erUSUL> kijutsu: MacOSX filesystem is hfs+ not jfs...
[17:41] <bencahill> BareGraceMisery, ok, sounds like it's on, although I'm not sure how suspend on ubuntu works....
[17:41] <greezmunkey> BareGraceMisery: ok, so all of that and still no life. Is you monitor on?
[17:41] <adminewb> sleipnir, What if Ctrl-Alt-F3 is broken? Just discovered I'm using "radeon" kernel module display driver. Can't tell for sure, but it seems open / nonproprietary?
[17:41] <IdleOne> !es | ivan_
[17:41] <kijutsu> erUSUL: ...odd.. .cause it seems to be using JFS drivers to access it from what I can gather.
[17:41] <bencahill> BareGraceMisery, can you check your monitor with another computer?
[17:41] <sacarlson> Carbon177: late 12:41am  my time,  that's not a good question I want pastebin
[17:42] <erUSUL> kijutsu: see what « cat /proc/mounts » looks like
[17:42] <kijutsu> erUSUL: In either case, my dumb question of the day is this.  Would it be faster to wipe those drives and reformat to a normal linux partition and restoring the data.
[17:42] <safinaskar> ZykoticK9, thanks, but this patch need vmware installed and I cannot install vmware
[17:42] <erUSUL> kijutsu: yes; access would be faster
[17:42] <ARasputin> Anyone here know how to connect a sixaxis PS3 controller to my Ubuntu without the use of Bluetooth?
[17:42] <ZykoticK9> safinaskar, that patch allowed me to install vmware...
[17:43] <ARasputin> I've tried researching it on google and whatnot, but everything points to bluetooth
[17:43] <kijutsu> erUSUL: I ran across a program called SubSonic, and it takes well over a day to index 800+ gigs of music.  And that seems odd to me as I nkow a guy who indexes his 500 gigs within an hour.
[17:43] <BareGraceMisery> so yeah, I know my mac should be able to see other machines in the are
[17:43] <Carbon177> sacarlson: nice   it's 12:42 pm here.   I place my next question in the form of a pastebin
[17:43] <BareGraceMisery> area*
[17:43] <kijutsu> erUSUL: and I'm trying to trace down possible problems.
[17:43] <BareGraceMisery> anyone know…?
[17:43] <bencahill> BareGraceMisery, connected to the same network?
[17:43] <BareGraceMisery> yeah , exactly bencahill
[17:43] <BareGraceMisery> ok my ssh timed out
[17:43] <bonjoyee> BareGraceMisery: if possible, try pinging the computer..if wake on lan is supported ..it should wake up the beast!
[17:44] <BareGraceMisery> so either it is not what I called  it, or
[17:44] <bencahill> BareGraceMisery, then yes, find an app that scans for ip addresses
[17:44] <bencahill> BareGraceMisery, so you cannot ping ubuntu?
[17:44] <ggreene> no connectivity via ssh. 3 computers computer #2 will connect out but not in. computers 1 and 3 will connect out and in but not to computer 2. ssh is on port 22 and it is open on computer 2.
[17:44] <erUSUL> kijutsu: as i said ntfs is implenmeted in userspace via fuse so it is slower. hfs+ is in kernel but it is not wiell mantained ( few use it or are interested in it )
[17:44] <safinaskar> ZykoticK9, this patch applies to /usr/lib/vmware/modules/source/${mod}.tar, but vmware is not installed, so I have not /usr/lib/vmware/modules/source/${mod}.tar in my system, so I cannot apply patch
[17:44] <bencahill> BareGraceMisery, is that what you called it? (ubuntu)
[17:44] <BareGraceMisery> aye
[17:44] <kijutsu> erUSUL: so that is most likely my culprit..?  dumping all that data onto a normal linux parttion could speed up the process?
[17:45] <greezmunkey> bencahill: BareGraceMisery ping the broadcast address of your network, i.e. <IP_ADDRESS> That will hit everything on the lan.
[17:45] <BareGraceMisery> hold on I think dropbox knows what its name is
[17:45] <milamber> ggreene: sorry, so you got in through the local machine?
[17:45] <BareGraceMisery> actually, come to think of it, I think it was PC_ubuntu
[17:45] <bencahill> greezmunkey, oh right, forgot about that (silly me) :)
[17:45] <ggreene> milamber,  yes it looks like a splash screen
[17:45] <bencahill> BareGraceMisery, ok, can you ping that?
[17:46] <BareGraceMisery> sorry guys, I'm such a n00b
[17:46] <erUSUL> kijutsu: well; you can make a benchmark with a subset... say 50 GiB or 100 GiB of files. benchmark the fs's in that particular workload
[17:46] <leonardopires> im using virt-manager for manage the kvm server from my desktop
[17:46] <toks> lol
[17:46] <leonardopires> is there other manager than this?
[17:46] <milamber> ggreene: are you doing x forwarding? it should just be a text login?
[17:47] <erUSUL> kijutsu: could be many other things... different diks ( one slower than the other ). Excesive fragmentation of fs? maybe you are using usb 2 to access the disks ?
[17:47] <bonjoyee> BareGraceMisery: we all are!...atleast at things we don't know!
[17:47] <ggreene> milamber,  i entered the ssh localhost into terminal and got a text response that looks simular to a splash screen and then it returned to command line
[17:47] <MaT-dg> I need help with enabling sound on my x-fi card on maverick
[17:47] <pabst> scarlson: Defaults:pabst !env_reset
[17:47] <kijutsu> erUSUL: oddly yes.  The USB is actually faster than the internal disk.  (NTFS on USB, HFS+ on internal SATA controller)
[17:47] <ggreene> milamber,  Linux gdesktop 2.6.32-27-generic #49-Ubuntu SMP Wed Dec 1 23:52:12 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
[17:47] <ggreene> Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS
[17:47] <ggreene> Welcome to Ubuntu!
[17:47] <ggreene>  * Documentation:  https://help.ubuntu.com/
[17:47] <ggreene> The programs included with the Ubuntu system are free software;
[17:47] <FloodBot2> ggreene: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:47] <bencahill> !details | MaT-dg
[17:47] <BareGraceMisery> hmmm…
[17:48] <BareGraceMisery> this is case-sensitive?
[17:48] <bfri> there is a feature in ubuntu jaunty for wireless broadband setting that allows me to use my usb modem.  no other distribution has this setting.  how do i transfer it over to another distribution?
[17:48] <bluefox83> something is wrong with my gnome installation, it wont autostart my startup applications, and when i go to log in "gnome" is not in my session options. when i try to install gnome, i get an error: "Depends: swfdec-mozilla but it is not going to be installed"  how do i fix that?
[17:48] <bencahill> BareGraceMisery, I don't believe it is case-sensitive
[17:49] <sacarlson> bfri: the source must be availible can't be too hard to port if it's linux
[17:49] <milamber> ggreene: that is what you are supposed to get. the context is: ssh ipaddressofmachine2 -l useronmachine2
[17:49] <bencahill> BareGraceMisery, just try pinging the broadcast address, as greezmunkey suggested
[17:49] <milamber> ggreene: to log in from another comp
[17:49]  * bluefox83 facepalms
[17:50] <bluefox83> does anyone know how to fix that problem?
[17:50] <BareGraceMisery> bencahill: well "ping PC_Ubuntu" is telling me "unknown host"
[17:50] <sacarlson> bfri: it must be network-manger
[17:50] <bonjoyee> bencahill: hostname in caps? is that possible?
[17:50] <BareGraceMisery> I'm sure I got the name right this time
[17:50] <ZykoticK9> bluefox83, if you want to install gnome use the package gnome-desktop-environment.  The "gnome" backage is from Debian and is quasi-broken on Ubuntu.   I should rename it
[17:50] <BareGraceMisery> ummmm...
[17:50] <bluefox83> ZykoticK9: i'm pretty sure those are already installed...
[17:50] <bfri> sacarlson: so what does that mean i need to do?
[17:51] <bonjoyee> bencahill: ubuntu did not allow me the last time i tried!
[17:51] <bencahill> bonjoyee, I don't think it matters, i.e. it's not case-sensitive
[17:51] <bonjoyee> ok
[17:51] <MaT-dg> I have an x-fi soundcard but ubuntu 10.10 doesn't recognise it, although I read that the driver should be included in alsa 1.0.21
[17:51] <sacarlson> bfri: look for network-manager I think the source that is even newer is available,  google it
[17:51] <bluefox83> ZykoticK9: i'm installing gnome-desktop-environment just to try and see if it fixes the problem...
[17:51] <bonjoyee> bencahill: youre right..ping is not cs!
[17:51] <bluefox83> ZykoticK9: thanks for the suggestion
[17:52] <sacarlson> bfri: you do know how to compile don't you?
[17:52] <bencahill> bonjoyee, heh, so I do know something! :)
[17:52] <BareGraceMisery> bencahill: I thought you could get that by /whois ?
[17:52] <ilcesk> hi
[17:52] <erUSUL> MaT-dg: try « sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-alsa-$(lsb_release -sc)-generic » and reboot
[17:52] <bfri> with a little help yes
[17:52] <ggreene> milamber,  when i enter that from computer 3 trying to get into computer 2 it says the connection timed out
[17:52] <bencahill> BareGraceMisery, not familiar with a mac and how it works, but I would try ifconfig
[17:52] <bfri> sacarlson: with a little help yes
[17:52] <bonjoyee> bencahill: pulling a leg?;)
[17:53] <sacarlson> bfri: there is tons of help,  you can get it direct from the developers if you have a problem
[17:53] <bencahill> bonjoyee, actually not http://www.google.com/search?client=ubuntu&channel=fs&q=mac+terminal+ifconfig&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
[17:53] <milamber> ggreene: check your router and make sure computer 2 has all the permissions it needs
[17:53] <bencahill> bonjoyee, :)
[17:53] <BareGraceMisery> bencahill: tried ifconfig, what is it telling me?
[17:54] <kwtm> Hi! How do I make Ubuntu not preserve so many backup kernels when there is a kernel update? Right now I have 2.6.32-19 to 2.6.32-25, each about 80MB; how do I keep only the most recent three (say) kernels?  My root partition is full and I'm trying to make some more space.
[17:54] <bonjoyee> bencahill: no...i meant u saying to me : bonjoyee, heh, so I do know something! :)
[17:54] <user_t> hi, i have some small networking application that i want to run on top of very small and simple os, the application is 64bits, any of you familier with simple 64bits os that give very very simple infestracture to run just 1 application inside the kernel address space
[17:54] <kwtm> Also, is it safe to just manually delete one if I want to continue to preserve 6 backup kernels?
[17:54] <user_t> ?
[17:54] <darthdeus> is it possible to set up redirect from one permalink to another directly in the DNS record? eg. from /foo/bar to /foo/baz
[17:54] <bencahill> BareGraceMisery, what do inet and netmask say?
[17:54] <sacarlson> kwtm: I think you can purge them in synaptic or apt-get
[17:54] <erUSUL> kwtm: make sure you have the package "linux-image" installed; then remove thee kernels you do not use
[17:55] <ggreene> milamber,  I have a ubuntu router what settings in iptables am i needing to be sure are present
[17:55] <gladiator> hi. can someone please tell me what this means: http://pastie.org/1398449 i can open facebook just fine
[17:55] <satyam>  help
[17:55] <MaT-dg> erUSUL: thx, going to try
[17:55] <satyam> error: 'Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (111)'
[17:55] <kwtm> sacarlson: Oh, are there specific packages that I can then remove/autoremove?  Thanks for the info.
[17:55] <bencahill> bonjoyee, no, I must have missed it :-/
[17:55] <satyam> i m not going anywhere
[17:55] <greezmunkey> satyam: did you check in #mysql as I advised?
[17:55] <kwtm> darthdeus: when you say DNS record ... do you mean /foo/bar is a URL?  Or a file pathname?
[17:56] <sacarlson> kwtm: not auto but yes you search for all you linux-  that are installed and in synaptic select purge to delete the entire package
[17:56] <satyam> i tried but i m unable to connect to the channel how do i do it
[17:56] <kwtm> erUSUL: when you say remove, do you mean with apt-get as sacarlson suggested, or just sudo rm -rf?
[17:56] <BareGraceMisery> bencahill: 	inet <IP_ADDRESS> netmask 0xff000000
[17:56] <BareGraceMisery> and I pm'ed you cuz there is too much going on in here
[17:57] <erUSUL> kwtm: with apt or synaptic
[17:57] <sacarlson> satyam: is mysql running?  check ps -A |grep mysql
[17:57] <IdleOne> !register | satyam you need to register.
[17:57] <darthdeus> kwtm, it's in the URL. I'm migrating app from one system to another which uses different permalinks, and I can't setup redirect directly in the application or web server
[17:58] <darthdeus> kwtm, I don't need any pattern matching, I just need to make one specific url to redirect to another one on the same domain
[17:58] <_pg_> can someone help me ssh? im getting operation timed out and the server has port 22 open
[17:58] <sacarlson> _pg_: from lan or internet?
[17:59] <joeoshawa> anyone know about ltsp?
[17:59] <joeoshawa> or dhcp
[17:59] <milamber> ggreene: i'm not too familiar w/ iptables . . . i thought that was a linux based firewall. can you nmap computer2 from computer1 or 3?
[17:59] <kwtm> darthdeus: I think what you are saying is, when the web server looks for /foo/bar, you want it to go to /foo/baz instead.  So if (say) the web server is running on a Linux OS, you'd set up a link (symbolic or hard) and then the web server wouldn't know the difference, no?
[17:59] <_pg_> sacarlson: internet
[17:59] <bonjoyee> _pg_: firewall?
[18:00] <joeoshawa> would dnsmasq interfere with dhcp3?
[18:00] <kwtm> _pg_: Do you get anything when you use the "-v" option?  I know a bit about ssh (got my home network set up that way)
[18:00] <_pg_> bonjoyee: isnt ssh to cinrcumvent my (remote) firewall?
[18:00] <ggreene> milamber,  iptables is a firewall but you manually configure the file with code to allow or deny actions.
[18:00] <_pg_> kwtm: no
[18:00] <darthdeus> kwtm, yes but I can't access the web server, I only have control over the DNS record ... the application is provided hosted solution which I can't access
[18:00] <ggreene> milamber,  so just nmap "ipaddress of computer 2?"
[18:01] <sacarlson> _pg_: do you have your router setup to forward all port 22 trafic to the server on that network?
[18:01] <_pg_> yes
[18:01] <milamber> ggreene: yes.
[18:01] <bonjoyee> _pg_: how?
[18:01] <_pg_> port map 22 local ip to the machine i want
[18:01] <MaT-dg> erUSUL: did what you said.. but no succes
[18:01] <BareGraceMisery> baaw I guess I should just restart it...
[18:01] <BareGraceMisery> :(
[18:01] <erUSUL> MaT-dg: :/
[18:01] <bluefox83> ZykoticK9: installing gnome-desktop-environment did nothing to add gnome to my "session" menu at the login screen :(
[18:01] <bluefox83> all i get is "ubuntu desktop edition"
[18:02] <bonjoyee> _pg_: if theres a  firewall between your pc and router(iptables)..it'll block port 22
[18:02] <sacarlson> _pg_: ok and netstat -pant  ?  do we see port 22 listen?
[18:02] <Dr_Willis> bluefox83:  that is the gnome desktop here.
[18:02] <ZykoticK9> bluefox83, "ubuntu desktop edition" should be gnome!
[18:02] <_pg_> the server has port 22 open. im connecting from work.
[18:02] <bluefox83> Dr_Willis: well, i'm trying to follow a tutorial on how to make my "startup applications" actually start up
[18:02] <_pg_> sacarlson: i dont know what that means
[18:03] <bluefox83> it wont start up several of the things i listed, even though i can manually start them
[18:03] <erUSUL> _pg_: maybe you need to configure the router to forward port 22 to your server?
[18:03] <Dr_Willis> bluefox83:  I dont know why you need a tutorial. I start them via the sessions manager tools. or the Autostart directory
[18:03] <sacarlson> _pg_: ok so your work has a filter on port 22?
[18:03] <kwtm> darthdeus: There is a way ... let me try to recall...
[18:03] <ggreene> milamber,  says hot is down
[18:03] <bluefox83> Dr_Willis: they are located in both of those, and it still does not work D:
[18:03] <_pg_> sacarlson: apparently. but i thought ssh was meant to bypass routers. isnt that the point?
[18:03] <ggreene> milamber,  says host is down
[18:03] <bonjoyee> _pg_: if its a timeout..it has to do something with the firewall/port forwarding
[18:03] <sacarlson> _pg_: no it can't bypass filters on port 22
[18:04] <bfri> sacarlson: what do i need to compile?
[18:04] <Dr_Willis> bluefox83:  make one script that starts  them all perhaps, perhaps via running 'xterm -e "command to run"' so you can see any messages.
[18:04] <milamber> ggreene: iptables -A INPUT -i eth1 -p tcp --dport 22 -j ACCEPT   ~~~~> run that on computer2
[18:04] <_pg_> isnt ssh used to bypass firewalls?
[18:04] <sacarlson> _pg_: if you know a port that works you can change it to that but my guess at work it only allows connections out and established links
[18:04] <bluefox83> Dr_Willis: shouldn't i have something in system>preferences called Sessions?
[18:04] <topmistrz> no siemasz
[18:04] <bonjoyee> _pg_: of course not!
[18:05] <_pg_> ok, port 22 is open on <IP_ADDRESS>
[18:05] <bluefox83> because i don't >.>
[18:05] <Dr_Willis> bluefox83:  it called 'startup applications' here
[18:05] <erUSUL> _pg_: no; ssh is a Secure SHell
[18:05] <kwtm> _pg_: Ssh allows you to have a secure connection if the firewall lets you, on (for example) port 22.  Once you have that connection, any other connection (say port 80) can be connected through the firewall even if it's blocked, because you can forward it through port 22 instead.
[18:05] <sacarlson> _pg_: so you could setup a vpn to your home to bypass the filter
[18:05] <bonjoyee> _pg_: it has to listen on the wan interface
[18:05] <Dr_Willis> bluefox83:  im usiong ubuntu 10.10 here.  Not sure what you are using.
[18:05] <bluefox83> Dr_Willis: well my startup applications list is useless because it wont actually start anything in the dang list D:
[18:05] <bluefox83> Dr_Willis: 10.10
[18:06] <wildfire100> hi, i downloaded pkr from their website, it downloaded fine in the  wine windwows program loader, but after i look in my downloads folder and its not there, where do i find it?
[18:06] <Dr_Willis> bluefox83:  you installed the normal ubuntu desktop edition?
[18:06] <_pg_> ok, port 22 is open on <IP_ADDRESS> so does that mean thats not the problem?
[18:06] <ggreene> milamber,  i entered it on computer 2 when i nmap computer 2 fro # it still says its down
[18:06] <bluefox83> ZykoticK9: installing gnome-desktop-environment did nothing to add gnome to my "session" menu at the login screen :(yep
[18:06] <bluefox83> oops
[18:06] <bluefox83> that was odd
[18:06] <kwtm> _pg_: But you have to have the ssh connection first.  So if you have port 22 blocked by the firewall, you would have to find another port (say Port 20022) instead.  If you have NO ports that the firewall allows, then you can't use ssh at all.
[18:06] <bear_1125> How could I save my logs into a text file using mIRC? Thanks
[18:06] <botdog> guys how to connect my Samsung vibrant to Ubuntu?
[18:06] <sacarlson> bfri: you wanted network-manager on another distro.  so that's what you could compile,  but they may already have it compiled if you checked on that destro
[18:06] <bonjoyee> _pg_: <IP_ADDRESS> is for local connections...to get connected from internet..ssh has to listen on a wan interface
[18:06] <bluefox83> yes, i installed the 64 edition of ubuntu desktop
[18:07] <Dr_Willis> bear_1125:  read the mirc docs. it has logging features.
[18:07] <_pg_> kwtm: port 22 is open locally
[18:07] <bluefox83> *x64
[18:07] <Dr_Willis> bluefox83:  then you shouldnt have to be installing anything.  The sessions thing works here for the 2 or 3 items i have it running.. what are you trying to autostart?
[18:07] <sacarlson> _pg_: you can also change the listen port on ssh to port 80 if your work has that open
[18:07] <bluefox83> Dr_Willis: fusion-icon and emerald
[18:07] <kwtm> _pg_: Which two computers are you trying to connect?  One home computer to another directly, or via a router?  Or from a computer outside the home via the internet?
[18:07] <_pg_> sacarlson: my work has 22 open. scanning <IP_ADDRESS> tells me that right?
[18:07] <sacarlson> _pg_: localy is not the same as wan
[18:08] <_pg_> sacarlson: ah
[18:08] <milamber> ggreene: you have to restart iptables: service iptables restart
[18:08] <wildfire100> anyone help?
[18:08] <Dr_Willis> bluefox83:  just doing a 'emerald --replace' should set emerald as the default from then on.
[18:08] <_pg_> kwtm: laptop at work ssh into server at home
[18:08] <bluefox83> Dr_Willis: well it doesn't
[18:08] <Dr_Willis> bluefox83: even after logging in/out
[18:08] <kwtm> _pg_: Ah, you are trying to connect to your home computer through your work, is that right?  Okay.
[18:08] <Dr_Willis> bluefox83:  you got deeper issues then.
[18:08] <Dr_Willis> bluefox83:  you do realize that emerald is basically a dead project?
[18:08] <bluefox83> Dr_Willis: i figured, i'm trying to find out what those might be
[18:08] <bluefox83> Dr_Willis: what's replacing it?
[18:09] <_pg_> kwtm: yes
[18:09] <kwtm> _pg_: Okay, is your home server connected to the Internet via a router?  If so, then you would need to make sure the router is not firewalling port 22 (most do by default) and then your home server is not firewalling.
[18:09] <Dr_Willis> bluefox83:  nothing.. its basically dead.
[18:09] <bluefox83> Dr_Willis: well i'm not sticking to metacity, it's hideous
[18:10] <kwtm> _pg_: Do you know your IP address?  I can try getting to your IP to see if port 22 is open (with your permission, of course).
[18:10] <Dr_Willis> bluefox83:   you do realize that emerald is a window-decorator, not a window manager like metacity, or compiz right?
[18:10] <_pg_> kwtm: port 22 is open at home and im using dyndns
[18:10] <bluefox83> Dr_Willis: yeah i'm pairing it with compiz
[18:10] <_pg_> kwtm: i already know port 22 is open
[18:10] <mneptok> _pg_: does your home ISP block port 22? many do.
[18:11] <kwtm> _pg_: Please go to http://WhatIsMyIP.com and tell me your IP address (four numbers).  Don't give your DynDNS address yet. (Once you give it out, you can't take it back.)
[18:11] <eneph> is anyone familiar with FireFly/mt-daapd?
[18:11] <Dr_Willis> bluefox83:  i normally just start apps like 'fusion-icon' then use the gnome sessions tool to save the current session. thats about all ive ever needed to do.
[18:11] <mneptok> eneph: i am somewhat.
[18:11] <_pg_> kwtm: that will give you my work ip
[18:11] <Dr_Willis> bluefox83:  test it with a newly made user. it could be some file permissions not saveing the settings.
[18:11] <_pg_> mneptok: how can I check?
[18:11] <bluefox83> Dr_Willis: sadly that does not work for me :(
[18:11] <joeoshawa> can anyone tell me if dnsmasq could interfere with dhcp3
[18:11] <bluefox83> Dr_Willis: i checked file permissions, no dice
[18:11] <kwtm> _pg_: Okay, I trust you when you say port 22 is open.  Oh, you are at work right now!  I see.  Okay, pm me your DynDNS URL.
[18:11] <mneptok> _pg_: ssh -vvvvv user@host
[18:11] <mneptok> _pg_: where does the connection die?
[18:11] <erUSUL> joeoshawa: both can act as dhcp servers so it may
[18:12] <Dr_Willis> bluefox83:  test with a newly made user is about all i can suggest.
[18:12] <kwtm> mneptok: Good idea.
[18:12] <sacarlson> _pg_: that's the local machine,  you need to go through a firewall when from wan (internet)
[18:12] <joeoshawa> so can i uninstall dnsmasq and not mess up my system
[18:12] <eneph> mneptok: I've got my music server hooked up to my stereo, I'd like to be able to play songs from my itunes playlist on my laptop but have it stream to the music server and play on the stereo, any idea how to do this?
[18:12] <bonjoyee> _pg_: any chance you ip back home changed?..and do you have an auto ip update client installed back home
[18:12] <milamber> ggreene: you restart iptables?
[18:12] <joeoshawa> i am trying to run a thin client off my main ubuntu machine
[18:12] <ggreene> milamber, how long should it take for nmap to complete?
[18:12] <kwtm> sacarlson: Well, right now it's hard to tell _pg_'s level of expertise.  On the one hand, it could be that he's unaware of the router setup; but then he's on DynDNS which takes some level of expertise, so he could be referring to the home router when he says "port 22 is open at home"...
[18:12] <_pg_> bonjoyee: no client yet but ip hasnt changed. I can still vnc into it
[18:12] <sacarlson> _pg_: it also passes through a nat if my guess is correct,  even if it was open you would still need a vpn to find a path
[18:13] <milamber> ggreene: less than a secone
[18:13] <kwtm> bonjoyee: _pg_uses DynDNS.  Maybe it's configured wrong?
[18:13] <milamber> second*
[18:13] <_pg_> kwtm: running port scan from home says port 22 is open
[18:13] <joeoshawa> and i had a professional help me and it should work
[18:13] <joeoshawa> but it doesn't
[18:13] <mneptok> eneph: mtdaapd is the same protocol as iTunes sharing. it will allow you to play music on remote machines on the machine you are using.
[18:13] <kwtm> _pg_: Why are you running port scan from home?  You should be running port scan from work (or elsewhere).
[18:13] <sacarlson> kwtm: I'm sure he is from the ip he gave is just localhost address
[18:13] <_pg_> kwtm: i will try that
[18:13] <ggreene> milamber, i did but still nothing my router is computer 3 so i tried the command on it and it says a host is up but is taking 2 min to scan
[18:13] <lanus> q
[18:14] <joeoshawa> so i think dhcp will not start because of dnsmasq
[18:14] <mneptok> eneph: what you want is for a remote machine to play music selected on the machine you are using. you want MPD, not DAAP.
[18:14] <bluefox83> Dr_Willis: no dice, same problem
[18:14] <kwtm> _pg_: Running port scan from home means you can connect to your home server from home --not very useful, is it?
[18:14] <eneph> mneptok: presumably there is some way to set the 'output source' in iTunes that I haven't yet found?
[18:14] <_pg_> kwtm: open and accepting connections
[18:14] <kwtm> _pg_: What exactly do you do at work when you try to connect to your home server from work?  What addres?
[18:14] <eneph> mneptok: aah, ok I'll look into that. is that compatible with iTunes?
[18:14] <Dr_Willis> bluefox83:  another way to test stuff out. stop gdm 'sudo service gdm stop' login at console  try 'startx' then check the alt-ctrl-f1 (or whatever #) consoles for error messages/informational messages
[18:14] <bonjoyee> _pg_: if u can vnc...then please login back home..and check if 22 is open?
[18:14] <_pg_> kwtm: ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[18:15] <mneptok> eneph: no idea if iTunes has MPC (client) functionality to connect to MPD (daemon) servers
[18:15] <_pg_> bonjoyee: it is. locally and remotely
[18:15] <eneph> mneptok: k thx
[18:15] <erUSUL> apple using a standar protocol?
[18:15] <silim> channel ubuntu russian?
[18:15] <kwtm> _pg_: Okay.  You can tell me what the exact DNS address is (in prvt msg) or you can try mneptok's suggestion: do "ssh -vvvv<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and then tell us where the connection dies.  Maybe paste it in pastebin.
[18:15] <bonjoyee> _pg_: am i bothering u too much with my suggestions/questions?
[18:16] <ggreene> milamber, it finished scanning says 1 is up but is still timing out
[18:16] <_pg_> it dies at operation time out
[18:16] <_pg_> bonjoyee: no not at all, ust replying to many ppls
[18:16] <erUSUL> !ru | silim
[18:16] <kwtm> _pg_: We need more details from that.  We know the operation times out, but *what* operation?  What was it doing before?  Has it handshaken yet?  Authenticated?  Etc.  Pastebin the output.
[18:16] <ggreene> milamber, it did say all 1000 ports scanned on computer 2 are filtered
[18:16] <milamber> ggreene: it seems like a router/config problem now. you have to determine what your router is allowing. you also have to see if your isp is blocking anything on individual computers. the conversation with _pg_ is also relevant to you.
[18:16] <silim> спс
[18:17] <kwtm> silim: Hey, I know you said "spasiba".  Wow, amazing that I still remember. :)
[18:17] <_pg_> kwtm: connecting to..... and then timeout. thats the debug output I get with -v
[18:18] <milen8204> which program is better for C Anjuta or Eclipse ?
[18:18] <erUSUL> !best | milen8204
[18:18] <kwtm> _pg_: Oh, I see!  You don't want to paste because it will give away the address.  Okay, I'll bet you Port 22 is NOT open.  Even if you say it's open from home.  It's not open from the Internet (WAN).
[18:18] <kwtm> _pg_: Is your computer connected directly to your cable modem?  Is there any other computer also connected to your cable modem?  (at home)
[18:18] <kwtm> _pg_: Or does it go through a router?
[18:18] <bonjoyee> _pg_: try this : dig XXX.dyndns.org and then try ssh <ipaddress that is returned by dig >
[18:19] <erUSUL> milen8204: anjuta is written itself in C so it will be lighter...
[18:19] <_pg_> using dyndns open port tool from work i get : 22 is open and accepting connections. This indicates the port is not being blocked by either a firewall or your ISP and is currently operational.
[18:19] <kwtm> _pg_: Ah, so you were using DynDNS to check the port.  Okay.  So you are indeed checking from outside the home....
[18:20] <_pg_> kwtm: yezzir
[18:20] <kwtm> _pg_: Another possibility: you are connecting through the router (many cable modems have routers built in) and the router is not forwarding the connection to your home server.
[18:20] <_pg_> kwtm: it is. I set it up to forward 22 TCP traffic to .201.
[18:20] <sacarlson> _pg_: at work your on lan the router allows that conenction,  it filters trafic or redirects it to a central server from wan
[18:20] <_pg_> kwtm: .201 is my server
[18:20] <milen8204> Thanks all
[18:20] <bluefox83> did Dr_willis leave?
[18:20] <_pg_> sacarlson: come again?
[18:20] <bluefox83> nevermind, i see that he did >.>
[18:20] <sacarlson> _pg_: are you at work now?
[18:21] <_pg_> sacarlson: yes
[18:21] <ggreene> milamber, i got it i disabled my firestarter on computer 2 and now it allows it to connect.
[18:21] <kwtm> _pg_: Looks like you've got it covered.  But do you have a router built in to your cable modem?  (Ie. you have two routers, without realizing it.)
[18:21] <sacarlson> ok check your address it will be 192.X.X.X   or 10.X.XX
[18:21] <bluefox83> shizmonkeys :( i can't see any problems other than it's just not starting things up like it's supposed to be!
[18:21] <sacarlson> _pg_: do you know how to check your local ip address?
[18:21] <_pg_> kwtm: no. modem, and router. other services on other ports work fine. bittorrent, vnc etc
[18:21] <_pg_> sacarlson: yes. at work or at home?
[18:22] <sacarlson> _pg_: you said you are now at work
[18:22] <milamber> ggreene: glad to hear it. what is firestarter?
[18:22] <_pg_> sacarlson: yes sorry im talking to many ppls
[18:22] <kwtm> bonjoyee: Hey, is there a program _pg_ can set up at home to listen to Port 22 (replacing sshd) which can just output whatever it hears, to see if computers on the WAN are getting through?
[18:22] <_pg_> <IP_ADDRESS>
[18:22] <_pg_> is local ip
[18:22] <sacarlson> _pg_: yes that's a local addres it will be nat
[18:22] <_pg_> whoops
[18:22] <_pg_> <IP_ADDRESS>
[18:23] <_pg_> thats my local ip at work
[18:23] <juniour> can any one tell me how to play you tube videos in movie player
[18:23] <_pg_> kwtm: new debug-ssh connect needpriv 0
[18:23] <sacarlson> _pg_: so to get in from wan it would require a router to forward all port 22 trafic to that address
[18:23] <bonjoyee> kwtm: _pg_ can vnc into his home..so tell him to check /var/log/auth!
[18:23] <kwtm> _pg_: Interesting that other services work fine, but I believe all of those are initiated from home, not from the WAN (internet), right?  Ie. you make an outgoing connection, and that works; but we don't know yet whether incoming connections...
[18:23] <_pg_> kwtm: vnc from internet works fine on 5900
[18:23] <kwtm> _pg_: Oh, you are able to VNC into your home?  From work?  Sorry, missed that part.
[18:24] <Hail_Spacecake> what config file do I need to edit to allow any user to add new wired connections in networkmanager?
[18:24] <juniour> its telling could not open location
[18:24] <Pulga> how can I set ajaxterm to open in a logged ssh session?
[18:24] <_pg_> sacarlson: home router forwards port 22 to the server.
[18:24] <sacarlson> _pg_: Kwtm: he has access out and established connection only from his work local lan location
[18:24] <ggreene> milamber, firestarter is another form of firewall. i have computer 2 connecter to computer 3 (computer 3 is my router with iptables on it) and i had computer 2 running with firestarter on it.
[18:24] <bonjoyee> _pg_: vnc, bittorent work on ports higher than 1056...which are not checked by default by most routers!
[18:24] <Failican> what is firestarter?
[18:25] <_pg_> bonjoyee: what do you mean "not checked?
[18:25] <erUSUL> Failican: a gui firewall
[18:25] <Failican> k
[18:25] <sacarlson> _pg_: ya you can setup you home router to do that if you know how to do it but maybe you don't know the admin of your work network
[18:25] <kwtm> bonjoyee: If ports higher than 1024 are the issue, can _pg_ tell sshd to listen on port 2222 and try to get in?  (For all we know, it might be Comcast blocking ports <1024)
[18:25] <_pg_> sacarlson: i dont understand
[18:25] <juniour> can any one tell me how to play you tube videos in movie player
[18:26] <XiaolinDraconis> #!/bin/bash
[18:26] <XiaolinDraconis> xwinwrap -ni -argb -fs -s -st -sp -nf -b -- /usr/lib/xscreensaver/glmatrix -root -window-id WID
[18:26] <_pg_> comcast is home server isp
[18:26] <XiaolinDraconis> beasty
[18:26] <_pg_> but dyndns.org port check says 22 is open
[18:26] <Failican> I have a little problem, when I open any program or window they maximize on auto, how do I change that?
[18:26] <bluefox83> kwtm: yeah, it's not hard to do...change a config file :)
[18:26] <kwtm> _pg_: Some routers automatically block any incoming connections to ports 1024 or less, because those are all the important ports.  User programs use ports greater than 1024, usually.
[18:26] <sacarlson> _pg_: there is a solution just setup a vpn connection from work to home,  assuming you do know how to setup your router to accept port forwarding
[18:26] <juniour> can any one tell me how to play you tube videos in movie player
[18:27] <_pg_> kwtm: sacarlson port 22 at home is OPEN and WORKING from port check over internet from work.
[18:27] <juniour> can any one tell me how to play you tube videos in movie player
[18:27] <juniour> can any one tell me how to play you tube videos in movie player
[18:27] <bluefox83> my old isp used to block port 22 so i changed it to listen on 2020 :)
[18:27] <bonjoyee> _pg_: dyndns could be seeing port 22 open on your router..not necessarily on your server?
[18:27] <sacarlson> _pg_: but I think it's above your pay grade
[18:27] <_pg_> bonjoyee: port 22 is open on the server (<IP_ADDRESS>) and from external ip check from internet
[18:28] <_pg_> 22 is open and accepting connections. This indicates the port is not being blocked by either a firewall or your ISP and is currently operational.-dyndns.org
[18:28] <XiaolinDraconis> juniour, its easy
[18:28] <kwtm> _pg_: I guess the question we are asking now is: if the internet service port check shows that it is "open", what exactly is responding to the incoming connection?  Is it your home server that's actually saying "yes, I'm accepting connections"?  Or is it the router that's saying that?
[18:28] <erUSUL> _pg_: <IP_ADDRESS> is localhost ... you have to make sure the sshd server is listening in your lan
[18:28] <kwtm> _pg_: If the router accepts the connections but somehow it's not going to your server, that might cause the problem.
[18:29] <bluefox83> _pg_: you might try changing your sshd.conf file to listen on another port and forwarding port 22 incoming traffic to something like 2020 ro 2222
[18:29] <sacarlson> _pg_: yes but you want to login from home to work,  not from work from home,  or you want both
[18:29] <kwtm> _pg_: If it's not the problem, then we'd check to make sure you can ssh into your home server from home.
[18:29] <_pg_> how do I make sure home server is listening for port 22 other than forwarding port 22 to servers local ip?
[18:29] <bluefox83> *or
[18:29] <bluefox83> _pg_ check the conf file
[18:29] <kwtm> _pg_: If that's not the problem either, then somehow SSHd is deciding not to respond based on whether the connection is from work or home ... which is funny.
[18:30] <_pg_> bluefox83: where is that?
[18:30] <bluefox83> erm...give me a second..i forget
[18:30] <Kyle__> _pg_: netstat -tl will tell you which tcp ports your server is listening on.
[18:30] <bombshell> In Nautilus, how do I get the address bar to show when I need it too?
[18:30] <erUSUL> bombshell: crtl + l
[18:30] <_pg_> Kyle__: from local or remote?
[18:30] <_pg_> Kyle__: oh hey there ;)
[18:31] <Kyle__> _pg_: local.  It tells you on the local machine.
[18:31] <Kyle__> Heh, yup, I'm in here as well
[18:31] <bluefox83> _pg_ just sudo vim /etc/ssh/ssh_config
[18:31] <Chris_E> That is a lot of banss.
[18:31] <bluefox83> that should open it, and you can edit the file :)
[18:31] <Chris_E> hey guys how do i do a dns lookup?
[18:31] <sacarlson> _pg_: _pg_ I think we know both your servers on both sides are listening from what you have told us,  it's just a firewall local lan problem at work
[18:31] <bonjoyee> _pg_: if u can somehow get to your server...give us the output of " sudo iptables -L" , "netstat -ltunp"
[18:31] <erUSUL> bluefox83: yeah; make him/her use vim... :S
[18:31] <kwtm> sacarlson: You think _pg_'s work is censoring outgoing connections to port 22?
[18:32] <sam-_-_> Chris_E, dig or host
[18:32] <SmartConstructor> hello can some one help me to solve cd/dvd mount issue on maverick meerkat ?
[18:32] <bluefox83> erUSUL: what? vim is easy :)
[18:32] <Chris_E> host
[18:32] <_pg_> ok, when i get home, what do i look for in /etc/sslconfig
[18:32] <sacarlson> kwtm: no the sensor or filter incoming
[18:32] <erUSUL> bluefox83: and not installed by default ...
[18:32] <bonjoyee> _pg_: and im saying that based on u saying u can vnc home
[18:32] <kwtm> bluefox83: Ahh, one of those vim zealots. :)  Actually, I use vim exclusively now, but it took a long time to get used to.
[18:32] <sacarlson> kwtm: he could still setup a connection with vpn but as I said it's above his pay grade
[18:32] <_pg_> kwtm: will port scan on <IP_ADDRESS> check that?
[18:32] <_pg_> from work
[18:32] <BareGraceMisery> hey guys,
[18:33] <LeaChim> Hi, In previous versions, I've been using lirc for my remote control. In the latest one it's now additionally being treated as a keyboard, and sending unwanted key presses. How do I disable this new behaviour?
[18:33] <sam-_-_> bluefox83, vim is non intuitive = not easy
[18:33] <bluefox83> hey, cut me some slack, when i first started using linux the people that were "helping" me only used vim...i learned how to use it and now it's just all i use
[18:33] <sam-_-_> bluefox83, ipad = easy
[18:33] <BareGraceMisery> just so as you know, I just shut it down (by force) and when I restarted the graphics are normal, so yay!
[18:33] <bluefox83> sam-_-_: ipad = garbage
[18:33] <sacarlson> _pg_: no but you could setup wireshare to listin on the server at work and monitor as trafic tried to come in,  how do you even get an IP adress at work to login to?
[18:34] <sam-_-_> bluefox83, maybe but still easy
[18:34] <kwtm> bluefox83: Yeah, I feel for you. :)  I still encourage people to use vim, but doing it a bit more gently than the people on #vim do so, just so people aren't turned off vim (like I was in the beginning)
[18:34] <BareGraceMisery> (in case no-one remembers I mentioned the other day that I had been having a login screen graphics problem)
[18:34] <oedsch> hi, smee again.
[18:34] <bonjoyee> BareGraceMisery: sorry i missed the show..did the pc not turn on after hitting the power button?
[18:34] <H3r0> does ubuntu support xen?
[18:34] <H3r0> Xen*
[18:34] <kwtm> sacarlson: Wait, how do you know _pg_'s work is not censoring connections to port 22?  I've had that problem before; I had to switch to connecting to port 80.
[18:34] <BareGraceMisery> bonjoyee: yeah that's what I did, I gave up on trying to return to my running session
[18:35] <Chris_E> fuck!
[18:35] <Roots> Is there a way to easily find out what package installed a specific file on the system? I'm looking through apt-get and apt-cache man pages and haven't found anything
[18:35] <_pg_> sacarlson: bonjoyee bluefox83 kwtm ok, I am going to try this from another location and see if that works. if it does ill let it go. this is my second job im not here enough to care
[18:35] <Chris_E> mirc just shut down
[18:35] <H3r0> anyone?
[18:35] <itaylor57> sam-_-_: theres always emacs
[18:35] <SmartConstructor> any one ?
[18:35] <H3r0> does ubuntu support Xen?
[18:35] <oedsch> sry to bother again guys, but still havin the install problem: unable to find medium containing a live file system. integrity checked. tried with cd, alternate cd and usb.. no luck.. anyone an idea?
[18:35] <Chris_E> H3r0, yes
[18:35] <kwtm> _pg_: Best of luck.  Sorry we couldn't help you...
[18:35] <sam-_-_> itaylor57, bloatware...
[18:35] <_pg_> kwtm: np at all. I am ectremely grateful for the help. you guys are the best
[18:35] <IdleOne> !language | Chris_E
[18:35] <H3r0> Chris_E - do you try it on ubuntu?
[18:35] <sam-_-_> !xen | H3r0
[18:35] <sacarlson> kwtm: that's posible they could also fileter outgoing on port 22 but I know for sure they filter in trafic on that port
[18:36] <Chris_E> well then
[18:36] <bluefox83> _pg_: my problem used to be that my university blocked 22 by default, and chatting was painfully slow so i started ssh tunneling to my home box and using irssi :)
[18:36] <H3r0> sam-_-_ - 10x
[18:36] <bluefox83> after changing the ssh listen port to 2020 >.>
[18:36] <bonjoyee> BareGraceMisery: so did u just choke it..by keeping the power button pressed?
[18:36] <Chris_E> idgas bout lang.
[18:36] <sacarlson> kwtm: but if 80 port is open he could still setup vpn to his home on port 80 and do any trafic he want there
[18:36] <sam-_-_> H3r0, ?
[18:36] <IdleOne> Chris_E: and I don't care for your acronyms.
[18:36] <H3r0> sam-_-_ - 10x=ten+x=thanks
[18:37] <Chris_E> thats good for you.
[18:37] <IdleOne> !guidelines > Chris_E
[18:37] <sam-_-_> H3r0, np
[18:37] <sacarlson> kwtm: he needs to setup a vpn tunnel
[18:37] <kwtm> sacarlson: Correct.  I'm wondering if _pg_ should just get his router to forward port 80 (on router) to port 22 (on home server), which should be easy to do if he can VPN in.  Oh, well, he's going to try from a different location (hopefully not Port22-censored)...
[18:37] <Chris_E> SpamBlocker: Message from ubottu blocked.
[18:37] <BareGraceMisery> bonjoyee: yeah, which makes me sad because I used to think that was a Windoze problem. No operating system is perfect, I guess. Or maybe my hardware is choking because it's old...
[18:38] <kwtm> sacarlson: You've said that before, but I still don't understand: isn't ssh the world's premier VPN tunnel?  If I were in _pg_'s place, and I could set up a VPN tunnel, I'd want to see why it works and ssh doesn't, and then replace the tunnel with SSH.
[18:38] <sacarlson> kwtm: well I would just foward port 80 to port 80 but have sshd listen on port 80
[18:38] <BareGraceMisery> well, it's not that old… also bonjoyee, your nick sounds so bouncy and joyful!
[18:38] <bonjoyee> BareGraceMisery: before doing that..did u not try just pressing the power button once?
[18:39] <kwtm> sacarlson: Or any other combination of ports.   Agreed.  Personally I don't open any port less than 10000 on my router.
[18:39] <sacarlson> kwtm: no ssh is a shell
[18:39] <sacarlson> dwtm or what is call a shell server
[18:39] <bonjoyee> BareGraceMisery: well thanks...but my names joy, so it had to be!!:)
[18:39] <BareGraceMisery> bonjoyee: yeah, it usually doesn't respond to that. You have to hold it down.
[18:39] <sacarlson> dwtm: openvpn is an encrypted tunnel for netwroking
[18:39] <BareGraceMisery> hehe
[18:40] <industrialphreak> anyone have experience with ffmpeg?
[18:40] <industrialphreak> i used the ffmpeg -i *.avi *.flv command and it droped my audio
[18:41] <bonjoyee> industrialphreak: #ffmpeg
[18:41] <_pg_> kwtm: is the ten thousand or one thousand?
[18:41] <Failican> hey guys, where do i change so that when i open new windows / program they dont maximzie on auto?
[18:41] <greezmunkey> industrialphreak: someone else here mentioned the same issue earlier today, no resolution was asked for though.
[18:41] <kwtm> _pg_: I use 10,000 (1e4).  I mean, ports can go up to 65535, so I take advantage of all the numbers.  I have several servers at home.
[18:42] <kwtm> _pg_: The second server's ssh port is forwarded from 20022; the fourth server is 40022, etc.
[18:42] <industrialphreak> its funny i have used it on earlyer distro.
[18:42] <industrialphreak> with no problem like this before.
[18:42] <sam-_-_> industrialphreak, does ffplay play the file with audio?
[18:43] <sacarlson> kwtm: no mater what port number he used it would still require the connection start from work,  that's what the openvpn is for so it astablishes the connection then he can ssh in
[18:43] <greezmunkey> industrialphreak: do you have the restricted-extras package installed?
[18:44] <sacarlson> kwtm: that's the way I got around our firewalls at Raytheon
[18:44] <industrialphreak> yep
[18:44] <bonjoyee> greezmunkey: ffmpeg should pull in all things it needs..
[18:44] <_pg_> sacarlson: so open vpn beats work firewall?
[18:44] <greezmunkey> industrialphreak: I can't say for sure that you need it, but the codec(s) in the restricted-extras package may ne required. You would have to ask someone else here for a sanity check on that.
[18:45] <sacarlson> _pg_: if you can get out you can connect
[18:45] <bombshell> thanks erUSUL
[18:45] <industrialphreak> sure
[18:45] <industrialphreak> i did the mediabuntu repository thing
[18:45] <sam-_-_> !who| industrialphreak
[18:45] <industrialphreak> and updated
[18:45] <wasutton3-Laptop> can ubuntu server 10.10 mount a btrfs partition?
[18:45] <greezmunkey> bonjoyee: that makes a lot of sense. It would be worth a look to see if that's really the case though.
[18:45] <sam-_-_> wasutton3-Laptop, sure
[18:45] <erUSUL> wasutton3-Laptop: do not see why not;
[18:46] <BernardV> _pg_: Only when they don't block the vpn ports. But start an ssh server on port 443 (if it's not used on your server) most likely the work firewall will allow access.
[18:46] <bonjoyee> greezmunkey: no offense meant:)
[18:46] <wasutton3-Laptop> sam-_-_ erUSUL, ok, because i cannot seem to get it to mount at all
[18:46] <greezmunkey> bonjoyee: none taken :)
[18:46] <erUSUL> wasutton3-Laptop: error message?
[18:46] <sacarlson> _pg_: I also have people on wifi that I can remote ssh into as I have vpn on there systems always try to vpn into my server when they go online
[18:46] <oedsch> sry to bother again guys, but still havin the install problem: unable to find medium containing a live file system. integrity checked. tried with cd, alternate cd and usb.. no luck.. anyone an idea?
[18:47] <sam-_-_> wasutton3-Laptop, command?
[18:47] <famicube64> how about that fuduntu, eh?
[18:47] <wasutton3-Laptop> erUSUL: BTRFS: couldn't mount because of unsupported optional features (1000), mount: wrong fs type... etc
[18:48] <erUSUL> wasutton3-Laptop: well ; afaik they where no backwards compatible changes in btrfs format; so if the filesystem was mounted/created in a very modern kernel could be that the 10.10 kernel can not mount it
[18:49] <erUSUL> wasutton3-Laptop: make suere you create the fs with a *.35 kernel
[18:49] <k-rad-> does frequency scaling support "TurboTech"-nology by intel ?  supposed to jump to 2.93ghz when maxed out
[18:49] <wasutton3-Laptop> erUSUL: it was created using the server install cd that i used to install the operating system
[18:49] <k-rad-> its an intel thing
[18:49] <u-max> What is this Fuduntu ive heard about?
[18:49]  * famicube64 try fuduntu, the greatest distro since windows 7!
[18:49] <m4xx> wasutton3-Laptop looks like perhaps you missed an = ? like uid=1000 or gid=1000?
[18:49] <erUSUL> wasutton3-Laptop: then i dunno what is going on ...
[18:50] <erUSUL> wasutton3-Laptop: /join #btrfs
[18:50] <wasutton3-Laptop> m4xx: all of this was created by the os on install
[18:50] <LunaVorax> How can I reset my .bashrc file ?
[18:50] <nirazio> Can I set a delay on startup sounds?
[18:50] <famicube64> why bother with all these ubuntu headaches when you could just use fuduntu
[18:51] <m4xx> this is at boot?
[18:51] <sam-_-_> wasutton3-Laptop, why would you want to use btrfs anyway. it's worse than ext4 right now.
[18:51] <industrialphreak> Fuduntu?
[18:51] <sacarlson> famicube64: what about pubuntu?
[18:52] <famicube64> fuduntu, yes
[18:52] <industrialphreak> or M$buntu
[18:52] <famicube64> it's like ubuntu but it's not
[18:52] <u-max> Fuduntu is better. it fits comfortably in between fedora and ubuntu.
[18:52] <wasutton3-Laptop> sam-_-_: I am using it because i can span a volume across several hard drives without needing to raid
[18:52] <industrialphreak> same with M$buntu, its just like ubuntu but M$ came and violently raped the GPL
[18:53] <drewby>  So I am attemping to remote into one of my PCs, and I can connect, but it has gone into idle, so all I am presented with is black, and the login is not appearing?  Is there some way I can force it out of the lock screen?
[18:53] <sam-_-_> wasutton3-Laptop, and is this feature "stable" already?
[18:53] <AbhiJit> omg its real distro!
[18:53] <industrialphreak> bump!
[18:53] <u-max> industrealphreak, if you want to be an arse about it, then you don't have to use it.
[18:53] <sam-_-_> wasutton3-Laptop, i wouldn't trust btrfs
[18:53] <famicube64> fuduntu: http://www.fuduntu.org/
[18:53] <famicube64> use it and be free!
[18:53] <industrialphreak> srry
[18:53] <u-max> but you can feel free to use fuduntu if you want.
[18:53] <wasutton3-Laptop> sam-_-_: it works just fine on my other server
[18:53] <industrialphreak> how is it on resources
[18:53] <industrialphreak> ?
[18:54] <industrialphreak> think it could run decently on my p1 133
[18:54] <u-max> pretty good, it's speedy too
[18:54] <u-max> it wouldm
[18:54] <u-max> *would.
[18:54] <famicube64> it's ultra light, since it's made designed for less powerful machines
[18:54] <bonjoyee> guys...channel hijacked?
[18:54] <famicube64> lol, made designed
[18:54] <famicube64> my bad
[18:54] <industrialphreak> gonna have to take a look at it, allways looking for a more nimble distro
[18:54] <industrialphreak> been using this #!
[18:54] <u-max> it won't let you yown!
[18:55] <u-max> *down, sorry
[18:55] <industrialphreak> so far i love it, but feeling i could get a little more resources out of this p4 3ghz machine
[18:55] <k-rad-> what repo does fuduntu use ?  is there a fuduntu channel ?
[18:55] <sam-_-_> fuduntu  /var/log moved to RAM disk. that's a fail for me. i wouldn't do that
[18:55] <famicube64> it's uses both the main fedora repo and it's own
[18:55] <oedsch> anyone? ... het the massage "unable to find a medium containing a live file system" with both ubuntu 10.10 and alternate cd iso ...
[18:55] <famicube64> and fuduntu runs most excellently on my poor little athlon xp
[18:56] <industrialphreak> oedsch--! get a new image?
[18:56] <u-max> fuduntu absolutely flies on my acer aspire one!
[18:56] <itaylor57> !ot | famicube64
[18:56] <bonjoyee> oedsch: you would not get that message with a alternate cd for sure!
[18:56] <k-rad-> does it have a support channel ?
[18:56] <sam-_-_> famicube64, so would ubuntu
[18:56] <sam-_-_> famicube64, since it's pretty much the same
[18:56] <oedsch> with alternate cd it just hangs up, i get the message by installing it with usb stick..
[18:56] <famicube64> are you trying to say fedora is pretty much the same as ubuntu?
[18:57] <oedsch> i already checked the isos... all fine
[18:57] <IdleOne> famicube64: Could you please move this off topic discussion to #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:57] <famicube64> not yet, k-rad, but it's still a fairly new distro
[18:57] <famicube64> will do, IdleOne
[18:57] <sam-_-_> famicube64, no ubuntu = fubuntu +/-some packages
[18:57] <IdleOne> Thank you
[18:58] <famicube64> will do, IdleOne
[18:58] <jono> hey folks - my live "Ask The Ubuntu Community Manager" video Q+A is now on at http://www.ustream.tv/channel/at-home-with-jono-bacon
[18:58] <ianuarius> can empathy be used behind a proxy?
[18:58] <famicube64> FUDUNTU FUDUNTU FUDUNTU FUDUNTU FUDUNTU
[18:58] <famicube64> FUDUNTU FUDUNTU FUDUNTU FUDUNTU FUDUNTU
[18:58] <FloodBot2> famicube64: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:58] <ianuarius> can empathy be used behind a proxy?
[18:58] <bugworm> Hello, my indicator applet brought some weird error message the other day, since then, i do not see all the indications anymore. I DO see the battery, bluetooth, sound and message icons, but i do NOT see the wireless/network icon or the skype icon
[18:58] <blackx> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iQWBHPSN9E
[18:58] <bugworm> any idea how to fix this ? i thried to reinstall the indicator applet...
[18:59] <bonjoyee> !panels | bugworm
[18:59] <sam-_-_> ianuarius, what kind of proxy?
[19:00] <famicube64> fuduntu is the best distro in the world
[19:00] <famicube64> quit
[19:00] <bugworm> @bonjoyee ... ???
[19:00] <bugworm> @ubottu ... does not do any difference.. the weird thing is, that for another user it works fine...
[19:00] <ianuarius> sam-_-_: my college proxy......squid running on port 80
[19:01] <bonjoyee> bugworm: are u using gnome?
[19:01] <Schuenemann> hey, my notebook battery went down while doing a update in UNR. Now system freezes in GDM. What should I do?
[19:01] <bugworm> yes, i am using the newest ubuntu longterm
[19:02] <sam-_-_> ianuarius,  since it's an http proxy i don't think so
[19:03] <bonjoyee> bugworm: what type of ubuntu? gnome?
[19:04] <ianuarius> sam-_-_: do u know of any other irc client capable of running behind an http proxy?
[19:05] <bugworm> bonjoyee: gnome  2.30.2 ubuntu 10.4
[19:05] <u-max> update to 10.10
[19:05] <Schuenemann> hey, my notebook battery went down while doing a update in UNR. Now system freezes in GDM. What should I do?
[19:06] <Dcite> ianuarius: If you are behind an HTTP proxy, how are you online right now?
[19:06] <bugworm> u-max: no, i want to stay on lts for some while...
[19:06] <bonjoyee> bugworm: try this.. rm -r ~/.gconf/apps/panel then logout and login again...
[19:06] <bugworm> u-max: and a faulty indicator display is no real indication to update...
[19:06] <alexey> hi
[19:06] <alexey> hay
[19:06] <u-max> meh
[19:07] <u-max> Meh
[19:07] <u-max> MEH
[19:07] <bugworm> bonjoyee : ill be back ;-)
[19:07] <alexey> эй чеши по русски
[19:07] <alexey> хей
[19:07] <alexey> дас тиш фантастиш
[19:08] <itaylor57> !ru | alexey
[19:08] <Dcite> !ru | alexey
[19:08] <ianuarius> Dcite: using kvirc (using sasl auth) behind tor(using it as a socks proxy) which in turn is behind the http proxy of my college.....not very pleasant
[19:08] <Dcite> ianuarius: Unless you are tunnelng somehow.. I don't know of any http proxy compatibel clients =/
[19:09] <Schuenemann> oh come one... the computer is unusable
[19:09] <sam-_-_> ianuarius, have you tried setting the proxy here: gnome-network-properties it might work. worth a try imho
[19:10] <karen_m> I've got a lot of items in my Nautilus->downloads folder.   Is there a way to add a box near the top that 'quick filters'.   So I type in "php" and it finds  *php* and filters the rest?
[19:10] <orbos> hello there
[19:11] <bugworm> bonjoyee: you are my hero for today !!! thanks alot... everythings back... can you in short words tell me what i did ? removed some config files ?
[19:11] <Schuenemann> karen_m,  doesn't one show up when you hit ctrl f?
[19:11] <orbos> does anyone know of the bundled GD lib problem in php5 ?
[19:11] <bonjoyee> bugworm: restored the gnome-panel to defaults!
[19:11] <ianuarius> sam-_-_: done that.....in fact it is "required" to make network related apps work.......empathy doesnt read system proxy settings....do u know of ny other client workable behind proxy
[19:12] <karen_m> so it does!  hah
[19:12] <karen_m> thank you
[19:12] <bugworm> bonjoyee: by deleting all config files ? *G* rm --> remove? -r recursive ? *G*
[19:12] <famicube64> well, that wasn't very nice
[19:12] <famicube64> :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns:
[19:12] <famicube64> :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns: :srsbsns:
[19:12] <FloodBot2> famicube64: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:12] <u-max> it wasn't
[19:12] <wasutton3-Laptop> can i use lvm to span a single mount point across 2 or more hard drives?
[19:12] <u-max> what the what?
[19:12] <Schuenemann> my notebook battery went down while doing a update in UNR. Now system freezes in GDM. What should I do?
[19:12] <u-max> update.
[19:13] <bonjoyee> bugworm: yes,,,but only under /hom/username/.gconf/apps/panel
[19:13] <bonjoyee> bugworm: home*
[19:13] <bugworm> bonjoyee: ok... i see... thank you very much, you made a difference today ;-) as always, ubuntu and its users ROCK !!!
[19:13] <ARasputin> So I am currently attempting to use my playstation 3 SIXAXIS controller in Ubuntu 10.10 but I am having no luck, everything I find through google leads to outdated stuff or long-dead blogs. I was wondering if anyone here has successfully hooked up their PS3 controller to linux and used it for games or emulators, and if so, whether they'd be able to help me out.
[19:13] <ARasputin> sorry about the WoT but I've been at this four 2 hours ):
[19:14] <ARasputin> for *
[19:15] <Dcite> Outdated can't be that bad.
[19:15] <Schuenemann> dammit I can't believe I'll have to reinstall everything
[19:15] <Dcite> Long as the innerds hasn't been ripped out, most of those should work.. if they load?
[19:15] <Dcite> Schuenemann: How doesit freeze in GDM?
[19:15] <Dcite> Schuenemann: freezes on load?
[19:16] <vikas> hey wht i do when i install ubuntu ?
[19:16] <Schuenemann> Dcite,  yes, right after the users' names appear
[19:16] <Dcite> Schuenemann: Or does it freeze soon as GDM appears?
[19:16] <neriukas>  Could you tell me anyone what i neet install if i want that should work? error image: http://img577.imageshack.us/img577/6637/fedoraxfce4error.png
[19:16] <vikas> i have 10.10 ubuntu
[19:16] <Schuenemann> Dcite,  it loads, shows available users, then freeze
[19:16] <ARasputin> Dcite: Outdated probably isn't, I found one detailing rather nicely for a qjoypad or something, but it doesn't work when I try to compile it :C
[19:16] <neriukas>  Could you tell me anyone what i neet install if i want that should work? error image: http://img577.imageshack.us/img577/6637/fedoraxfce4error.png
[19:16] <Dcite> Schuenemann: Was the update in progress when i tbroke?
[19:16] <Dcite> away.
[19:17] <bonjoyee> neriukas: gnome-media perhaps?
[19:17] <Schuenemann> Dcite,  probably yes, I left it downloading and when I came back, it was turned off. Didn't turn on again until I used the battery charger
[19:17] <sam-_-_> ianuarius, you could use ssh to tunnel through the proxy
[19:18] <sam-_-_> ianuarius, do you have access to an ssh server that has access to the "real" internet
[19:18] <Schuenemann> Dcite,  AC adapter I mean
[19:19] <R1cochet> can anyone recommend a good wireless adapter that works right out of the box on kernel 2.6.35 or newer?
[19:22] <T-rock007> What are the sytem requirements to run compiz with gtk-recordmydesktop
[19:22] <wolfpack1> Is there any application in ubuntu to know how much battery left in ubuntu?????????/
[19:23] <T-rock007> Thx alot guys you were so much help
[19:24] <wolfpack1> Is there any application in ubuntu which can show how much laptop battery left ?????