[05:36] <Kavindu> hey, i have a problem, i was upgrading my 8.04 to 8.10 and in the middle of the process there was a powercut and when i restarted it it said "Partial Upgrade"
[05:36] <Kavindu> what shuld i do?
[05:37] <bnagy> Flannel: http://pastebin.com/f25b4242
[05:37] <bnagy> I hope
[05:37] <bnagy> I don't have lynx installed :)
[05:37] <Flannel> Kavindu: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[05:37] <Kavindu> Flannel: thanx
[05:37] <kaveh> ok so i just re-mounted with sshfs and the folder that i mounted has disappeared on my comp. i checked in command line and when i use ls it says "cannot access hdd1: permission denied"
[05:37] <kaveh> hdd1 is the fodler name ofcourse
[05:38] <Flannel> bnagy: Alright.  Just pastebin this: dpkg -l | grep firefox
[05:38] <oh_noes> Can I tell tar zcf but also specifify 'MAX compression' ?
[05:38] <bnagy> Flannel: nothing to paste
[05:38] <Kavindu> kaveh: check if yoi have permissions by right-clicking and going ti he porperties tab
[05:39] <kaveh> right clicking what?
[05:39] <kaveh> the folder isnt there to right click
[05:39] <Kavindu> right-clicking the hdd1 folder
[05:39] <Kavindu> oh yeah
[05:39] <Kavindu> try : sudo nautilus
[05:39] <Kavindu> and go to the folder and check if it's there
[05:40] <kaveh> command not found?
[05:40] <kaveh> is it a browser or something?
[05:40] <Flannel> bnagy: alright. and ls -l /usr/bin | grep firefox ?
[05:40] <Kavindu> what are u using, ubuntu ryt?
[05:40] <kaveh> xubuntu
[05:41] <kaveh> so yeah ubuntu
[05:41] <Flannel> kaveh: gksu thunar
[05:41] <monskee> anyone knowlegable about wubi installs?
[05:41] <bnagy> Flannel: empty
[05:41] <Flannel> !anyone | monskee
[05:41] <kaveh> ok so gksu thunar is a win
[05:41] <kaveh> everythings there its mounted and working
[05:41] <Flannel> bnagy: alright.  Now do this: sudo apt-get install firefox  (and patsebin the output)
[05:41] <monskee> ok ok
[05:41] <kaveh> so im guessing permissions are stuffed then?
[05:42] <monskee> sorry
[05:42] <NIK123> Any clue for my 6.06->8.04 (from LTS to LTS) upgrade problem, anybody? I'm following help.ubuntu.com/community/HardyUpgrades, but I don't see "New distribution release '8.04' is available Upgrade" on step 5, not even with 'gksu "update-manager -c"'. Maybe I once did something to disable these upgrade offers (before new LTS was available), but of course I don't remember the details, and 6.06 lifetime is running out... "sudo do-release-upgrade -m desktop" a
[05:42] <Kavindu> what is ur defualy file browser
[05:42] <Kavindu> *defualt
[05:42] <Flannel> NIK123: Are you completely up to date with dapper?
[05:43] <bnagy> Flannel: http://pastebin.com/f1126fde9
[05:43] <zlinx> hi
[05:43] <bnagy> and still not working, btw
[05:43] <monskee> i have installed xubuntu with wubi and when i boot I get dropped to a shell with ALERT! /dev/disk/by-uuid/3Exxxxxx does not exist
[05:43] <kaveh> mine? thunar by the looks of it
[05:43] <monskee> can anyone help?
[05:43] <NIK123> Flannel: yes
[05:43] <Flannel> bnagy: alright, and now, dpkg -L firefox-3.0
[05:43] <eseven73> Kavindu, 'a' before 'u' on 'default' :)
[05:43] <Flannel> NIK123: Do you have dapper, dapper-upgrades and dapper-security repositories enabled?
[05:44] <bnagy> http://pastebin.com/f50eeb201
[05:44] <Kavindu> sudo apt-get install nautilus
[05:44] <Kavindu> sry
[05:44] <NIK123> Flannel: yes, see sources.list on http://paste.ubuntu.com/151660/
[05:44] <Flannel> kaveh, Kavindu: no, no need to do that.
[05:44] <Kavindu> sudo apt-get install && sudo nautlius
[05:44] <Geoffrey2> NIK123, you're not going straight from 6.06 to 8.04 are you?
[05:44] <kaveh> '?
[05:45] <Kavindu> gtg
[05:45] <zlinx> when i press window key+m in ubuntu my screen gets black?
[05:45] <Flannel> NIK123: Alright, that'd be a yes.  Have you tried do-release-upgrade perhaps?
[05:45] <monskee> i have installed xubuntu with wubi and when i boot I get dropped to a shell with ALERT! /dev/disk/by-uuid/3Exxxxxx does not exist. Can anyone help!
[05:45] <NIK123> Geoffrey2: sure, from LTS to LTS, it's documented
[05:45] <kaveh> Flannel what do I do then? if i can see it with sudo thunar then im guessing that the permissions need to be changed - is that done through terminal or gui?
[05:46] <eternaljoy> anyone tell me the name of this server pls?
[05:46] <Flannel> kaveh: You can change them however.  Thunar is your file manager.  You don't need to have nautilus installed.
[05:46] <eternaljoy> irc.freenode.com ?
[05:46] <CoJaBo> monskee: Was Windows not shut down properly (or hibernated) by any chance?
[05:46] <Flannel> eternaljoy: This is freenode, which the ubuntu irc server is aliased to.
[05:46] <monskee> cojabo perhaps!
[05:46] <zlinx> anyone?
[05:46] <monskee> cojabo what do i do if it's that?
[05:46] <bnagy> Flannel: http://pastebin.com/f50eeb201
[05:46] <monskee> (this is the second install with that problem)
[05:47] <Geoffrey2> well, amazingly enough today the hard drive is working......
[05:47] <eternaljoy> Flannel: what is it?  what do I enter?  irc.freenode.com?
[05:47] <Geoffrey2> almost makes me wonder if it's an overheating problem of some kind.....
[05:47] <NIK123> Flannel: "sudo do-release-upgrade -m desktop" also just says "No new release found",
[05:47] <Flannel> bnagy: alright, please pastebin this: apt-cache policy firefox firefox-3.0
[05:47] <eternaljoy> !irc server?
[05:47] <kaveh> hold up the permissions say everyone has access to read and write
[05:48] <Flannel> NIK123: -m desktop isn't required.  Or, at least, I'm not sure what that is.
[05:48] <CoJaBo> monskee: Boot Windows, then shut it down properly (and run scandisk if that still doesnt work). The problem is Linux won't touch an NTFS file system if it is in an inconsistent state.
[05:48] <kaveh> anything elsethat could be making the folder disappear / not be accessible without root permission?
[05:48] <bnagy> Flannel: http://pastebin.com/f2a2ba9b0
[05:48] <monskee> i'll try! thanks!
[05:49] <eternaljoy> hello
[05:49] <NIK123> Flannel: same without -m desktop
[05:50] <Ienorand> How do I view annotations in evinc?
[05:50] <Flannel> bnagy: Alright.  To the best of my knowledge, I'd say you've found a bug with regards to packaging.
[05:50] <Ienorand> *evince
[05:50] <eternaljoy> Flannel: i found it
[05:50] <bnagy> Flannel: joy. Can I step back a version manually?
[05:51] <bnagy> maybe my mirror has a dodgy copy of something
[05:51] <bnagy> hm I guess I can try the main server, give me a couple of minutes?
[05:51] <Flannel> NIK123: Alright, lets... try something.  Go to software sources (or software... properties).  If you don't have a entry under System > ADmin for that, you can get to it through synaptic.
[05:51] <BilokShem> can Ubuntu 8.10 play DVDs?
[05:51] <Flannel> NIK123: And on the second or third tab, see if there's a setting with regard to LTS upgrades vs regular upgrades vs no upgrades.
[05:52] <Geoffrey2> I've been having intermittent problems where the computer hangs, and on reboot I'm told I don't have a bootable device.....
[05:52] <Geoffrey2> let it sit a while, and the drive is back.....
[05:52] <NIK123> Flannel: going to Software Preferences...
[05:53] <BilokShem> Why does my Ubuntu let me play DVD movies?
[05:53] <BilokShem> *doesnt my
[05:53] <histo> BilokShem: did you install libdvdcss or whatever.
[05:54] <BilokShem> No
[05:54] <histo> !dvd | BilokShem
[05:54] <BilokShem> is that what I need?
[05:54] <bnagy> Flannel: hrm, nope, I wasn't using a mirror :(
[05:54] <NIK123> Flannel: I think that's on later versions perhaps? I think I need to know what file records that setting, and edit it directly
[05:54] <AJNpa80> ok Im gonna throw this out there. I'm doing a wubi install on an averatec 3200. I'm getting the b43 phy0 ucode5.fw error on the first reboot. i know how to fix it in 3 diferent ways. it goes to bash after sitting for a minute or 5, i fix it over and over and changes are lost after reboot. i need to find out why the changes aren't saved even when i sync and reboot, also it would help to know how to start ubuntu from the bash prompt whi
[05:54] <AJNpa80> are in memory should it not be possible to have them written before i boot in and finish the install. if anyone knows what i need please message me or email me. by the way i am using 8.10 xubuntu wubi, figured id try that to minimixe the possibility of problems just until i get it running once. the only distro that has ever booted on this turd was goblinx although i didnt get wireless working,(didn't try either) the lack of b43 firmwa
[05:54] <AJNpa80> it for a loop. if i can figure this out im gonna ditch windows altogether (i'm a semi newbie but i've tried several distros and setup several installations, my little personal laptop is the only on thats ever given me any problems but its helped me learn alot) thanks
[05:54] <FloodBot3> AJNpa80: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:54] <histo> BilokShem: you can instlal ubuntu-restricted-extras contains a bunch of common nonfree packages. YOu have to check if they are leagla in your country now.
[05:55] <aaronator> I just upgraded to 9.04, now I do not have sound.  When I play songs I only hear a little bit of static.  How can I fix it
[05:55] <aaronator> sound worked fine on 8.10
[05:55] <Geoffrey2> aaronator, 9.04 is supported in #ubuntu+1
[05:55] <histo> !broadcom > AJNpa80
[05:55] <aaronator> thanx
[05:56] <histo> Arkku^: pulseaudio is the issue join #ubuntu+1 someone help you out.
[05:56] <BilokShem> I tried enabling the Ubuntu restricted extras but it gave me a message that says some other installed software is conflicting with it
[05:56] <zlinx> when i press window key+m in ubuntu my screen gets black?what should be the problem
[05:57] <BilokShem> I have to switch to the synaptic package
[05:57] <BilokShem> How do I do that?
[05:57] <Flannel> NIK123: Did you install update-manager-core?
[05:58] <NIK123> Flannel: tab "Internet Updates" has checked "Check for updates automatically" with setting "Daily", checked "Download updates in the background, but do not install" them, and unchecked "Install security updates without confirmation", that's all. The other tabs are "Installation Media", for sources.list, and "Authentication", with some keys
[05:58] <NIK123> Flannel: I have update-manager-core
[05:58] <Flannel> NIK123: Nope, that's not the expanded one, which must have started for Hardy.,
[05:58] <histo> BilokShem: what do you mean switch to the synaptic package?
[05:59] <BilokShem> it says I must switch to the synaptic package to resolve the problem
[05:59] <vegombrei> i need some help .. i installed a new hdd .. ubuntu only lets root read and write to this drive .. is there a way to fix this?
[05:59] <BilokShem> will gxine work just as well?
[05:59] <Flannel> NIK123: Alright, well, I'd file a bug report.  See if there's a fix/workaround.  We can always upgrade manually (the old fashioned way--which works just fine).  You have until June to upgrade before desktop goes EOL anyway.
[05:59] <celthunder> vegombrei add your users to storage group
[05:59] <vegombrei> celthunder: how do i do that?
[05:59] <histo> BilokShem: well you could just insall the libdvd package without installing the restricted extras if you want.
[06:00] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: fstab controls the behavior of permenantly mounted partitions, such as on internal hard drives.
[06:00] <BilokShem> I searched the libdvd
[06:00] <celthunder> vegombrei, gpasswd -a storage <username>
[06:00] <histo> BilokShem: its libdvdcss2
[06:00] <BilokShem> ok
[06:00] <Flannel> NIK123: If they don't have a fix with regard to your bug report, you can feel free to come back and ask here and we'll walk you through it (you can ping me personally as well).
[06:00] <prohna> can anyone think of a reason my .torrent files would randomly get deleted every now and then
[06:00] <prohna> i cant tell if its happening during updates or what
[06:00] <histo> !info libdvdcss2 | BilokShem
[06:01] <histo> BilokShem: ughh hold up let me get you the wiki page with instructions.
[06:01] <aaditya> prohna: where are those files located?
[06:01] <BilokShem> Yeah I can't find it
[06:01] <prohna> aaditya: ~/music/watch/
[06:01] <BilokShem> I'm using Ubuntu 8.10
[06:01] <bnagy> so... any more thoughts on getting firefox working, or do I have to install from source?
[06:01] <aaditya> prohna: which bittorrent client?
[06:01] <tritium> !medibuntu | BilokShem
[06:01] <histo> prohna: souldn't be unless the torrent software is doing it.
[06:01] <prohna> it seems like every now and then i check rtorrent and nothings seeding
[06:01] <NIK123> Flannel: do you know what file might have been written for that "no upgrades" setting? I doubt it's a bug, see original description (I think I may have deactivated something). With "upgrade manually", do you mean fresh install?
[06:01] <BilokShem> ok
[06:01] <histo> tritium: ty BilokShem forllow ubottu instructions
[06:02] <BilokShem> so what do I do
[06:02] <vegombrei> celthunder: gpasswd or do i put my password?
[06:02] <prohna> histo: first thats what i thought, that maybe rtorrent was set to remove them after a certain ratio up or something
[06:02] <aaditya> prohna: it's most probably the client moving files around. did you check the settings in your client?
[06:02] <prohna> histo: but this is the whole folder
[06:02] <tritium> BilokShem: follow the instructions on the medibuntu URL above
[06:02] <prohna> aaditya: they get moved to .local/share/files/Trash
[06:02] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: you know how to fix fstab?
[06:03] <aaditya> prohna: bittorrent clients have that feature..
[06:03] <histo> BilokShem: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu#Playing%20Encrypted%20DVDs
[06:03] <prohna> aaditya: a whole folder? now matter whats seeded or not?
[06:03] <aaditya> !fstab>vegombrei
[06:03] <BilokShem> Does anyone know gxine?
[06:03] <aaditya> prohna: possible..
[06:03] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: edit it by hand with nano, kate, gedit, etc. Assuming we're talking about an internal drive that is identified in fstab. But it might not be. It might be in mtab.
[06:03] <Flannel> NIK123: I don't.  Let me poke around a bit.
[06:03] <celthunder> AK_Dave, adding your user to storage doesnt work anymore?
[06:03] <Jahooty> what's the network manager frontend in ubuntu 8.10?
[06:04] <Flannel> NIK123: Do you have /etc/update-manager/?
[06:04] <AK_Dave> celthunder: It may. Thats another way to do things.
[06:04] <AK_Dave> celthunder: Is the drive associated with the group storage?
[06:04] <celthunder> AK_Dave, k just making sure cause someone asked pretty much the same question yesterday and i said just add the group and id hate to be giving out bad info...
[06:05] <NIK123> Flannel: ls: /etc/update-manager: No such file or directory
[06:05] <celthunder> AK_Dave, usually in linux it will associate the two...at least on archlinux and slax it did
[06:05] <andrei_> ?
[06:05] <AK_Dave> celthunder: Technically, linux doesn't add drives in the first place. It adds partitions.
[06:05] <Davide-buntu> hi celthunder
[06:06] <celthunder> Davide-buntu, hi did you get your thing to wokr (forgot what it was but it froze your computer and you were on your palm for a bit)
[06:06] <andrei_> linux is the best!!!!!!!!!
[06:06] <Guest71103> hello
[06:06] <aaditya> celthunder: i believe that it was vegombrei who asked you this question yesterday
[06:06] <Davide-buntu> celthunder, well yes I formatted the drive and figured out how to mount it
[06:06] <Davide-buntu> cellofellow, thanks!
[06:07] <Flannel> NIK123: Looks like update-manager uses gconf, you might try poking around in that.
[06:07] <cellofellow> Davide-buntu➜ for what?
[06:07] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: You say you "added a drive". Okay. What do you mean? Internal, external, hard drive, flash drive, tape drive? How is it formatted? Where does it appear in mtab or fstab?
[06:07] <celthunder> Davide-buntu, lol k thats good :) aaditya oh lol same person i guess
[06:07] <Davide-buntu> cellofellow, sorry meant to write to celthunder
[06:07] <Jahooty> what's the network manager frontend in ubuntu 8.10?  i can't find anything with google
[06:07] <cellofellow> lol
[06:08] <xr78> anybody know what time the Jaunty RC is going live?
[06:08] <Flannel> xr78: #ubuntu+1
[06:08] <Davide-buntu> celthunder, now I have another issue I'm trying to resolve, I'm trying to permanently mount a Windows network drive from my other computer
[06:09] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: ok .. its an 80 gb internal hdd, i formatted it to ext3, shows up but only root can access it, if you show me how to see my fstab i could copy paste it in pastebin
[06:10] <celthunder> Davide-buntu, workgroup or domain?
[06:10] <Davide-buntu> celthunder, workgroup it's on MSHOME  I'm trying with this command but it doesnt work  sudo mount -t cifs //none-xvlc1hi3pv/d/ /media/none
[06:11] <Davide-buntu> celthunder, says it cannot find the location... but I can browse to it through the folder structure
[06:11] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: An internal partition like that should usually be mounted in /etc/fstab. It probably appears in /etc/mtab. The usual course of things is to take the line from /etc/mtab and copy it to /etc/fstab and either reboot or "sudo mount -a". At least, thats what I do.
[06:12] <aaditya> !partitions|vegombrei
[06:12] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: The line for the drive probably says ro
[06:13] <Davide-buntu> AK_Dave, how would you mount a windows drive over the network? with what command?
[06:13] <celthunder> Davide-buntu, did you try smbfs?
[06:13] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: But depending on how the partition is mounted in mtab you may be able to get away with simply adding yourself to the storage group as celthunder suggested.
[06:13] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: how do i check?
[06:13] <Davide-buntu> celthunder, I installed it I thought that's what would make that command work
[06:13] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: im a noob .. donno how to see fstab
[06:13] <Davide-buntu> celthunder, am I missing something?
[06:13] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: the file to look in is /etc/mtab
[06:14] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: ok so how do i look into it?
[06:14] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: Do you know how to open a terminal and use an editor?
[06:14] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: yeah
[06:14] <Davide-buntu> !smbfs
[06:14] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: Thats what you do. The file to open is /etc/mtab and look for the line for the partition you're talking about.
[06:15] <AK_Dave> David: depends on how security is done on the server side for the share, but typically this works: smb://ip.to.the.share/sharename
[06:15] <AK_Dave> or do the slashes go the other way?
[06:16] <aaditya> ubottu: sorry
[06:16] <stewart_> hey is there anyway to jail a user to their home folder?
[06:16] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: whats the pastebin url again?
[06:16] <AK_Dave> I don't know pastebin
[06:16] <aaditya> !chroot | stewart_
[06:16] <celthunder> vegombrei, pastebin.com
[06:17] <vegombrei> celthunder: thanks:)
[06:17] <mjs7231_> Davide-buntu, You might also try the PLACES >> CONNECT TO SERVER dialog box if you want to avoid cmd line
[06:17] <celthunder> aaditya, you can compile 32 bit programs in a 64 bit host without a chroot cant you? since most are x86 64 they include the 32 bit libraries anyway
[06:18] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: http://pastebin.com/d51cce5e2 its the last line.
[06:18] <NIK123> Flannel: gconf/defaults/%gconf-tree.xml has something like update-manager/check-dist-upgrades, <default type="bool" value="true">, but I don't see anything else that seems remotely interesting, and aren't these just defaults anyway?
[06:18] <aaditya> celthunder: should be able to; haven't ever heard about using chroot for that purpose
[06:18] <Mylisto> anyone know of a program that can 'batch' resizes pictures?
[06:18] <Roanoke> Hello all.
[06:19] <Flannel> NIK123: you'd be looking in the actual gconf, with gconf-editor (or is it gconf2-editor?)
[06:19] <celthunder> aaditya, well you typed !chroot at someone and it said "such as compiling 32 bit apps in a 64 bit os" which made me wonder if im wrong in assuming....
[06:19] <Roanoke> Anyone know how I can tint conky's background?
[06:19] <mjs7231_> Is it fine to download the beta now, or will the official release be a cleaner install?
[06:19] <Flannel> mjs7231_: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty questions.  Thanks
[06:19] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: Thats a good mtab line. It has the rw flag, which means READ & WRITE. No reason for your access to be restricted for that partition, unless it has something to do with your user groups. celthunder is right.
[06:19] <aaditya> !info nautilus-image-converter | Mylisto
[06:19] <mjs7231_> thanks
[06:20] <Roanoke> Does conky have an irc channel?
[06:20] <aaditya> !conky|Roanoke
[06:20] <AK_Dave>  Roanoke: #conky
[06:20] <Roanoke> Thanks.
[06:20] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: well celthunder said  gpasswd -a storage vegombrei and that dont work
[06:20] <BilokShem> What was that website again for playing DVDs?
[06:21] <Mylisto> aaditya: how do I install nautilus?
[06:21] <eseven73> aaditya, usually factoids about software is done with !info <package name>
[06:21] <Mylisto> !info nautilus-image-converter
[06:21] <Mylisto> !install
[06:21] <Roanoke> Conky channel is deserted.
[06:21] <NIK123> Flannel: I was looking at the files; gconf-editor has /apps/update-manager with check_dist_upgrades checked, remind_reload checked, show_details unchecked, window_size no value
[06:21] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: Check 'Users & Groups' to see if "mount user space file systems" is checked.
[06:21] <Roanoke> Anyone know how to make conky have partial opacity?
[06:22] <BilokShem> I cant figure out to play my DVDs on Ubuntu
[06:22] <celthunder> Roanoke, http://conky.sourceforge.net/faq.html
[06:22] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: yes. checked
[06:22] <celthunder> BilokShem, do you have libdvdcss and a player?
[06:22] <aaditya> Mylisto: sudo apt-get install nautilus-image-converter
[06:22] <Mylisto> ok
[06:22] <Mylisto> thank bro
[06:22] <BilokShem> I have no libdvdcss
[06:22] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: System -> Admin -> U&G, then UNLOCK, select yourself, click PROPERTIES, click privs, and scroll down. Check the box.
[06:22] <BilokShem> Where do I find that
[06:23] <aaditya> Mylisto: no problem
[06:23] <Mylisto> hehe
[06:23] <Mylisto> duh :D
[06:23] <celthunder> vegombrei, i said it backwords im sorry gpasswd -a <user> storage
[06:23] <Roanoke> celthunder: It's not there.
[06:24] <aaditya> vegombrei: add the following line to your /etc/fstab and then reboot; all the problems will magically disappear
[06:24] <aaditya> /dev/sdc1 / ext3 rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro 0 0
[06:24] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: dude it was already checked like i said before
[06:24] <Mylisto> aaditya: the program isn't under graphics...how can I run it?
[06:24] <vegombrei> celthunder: hold on lemme try that
[06:24] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: Then I don't see a reason why that partition should mount as root only. Try this: open nautilus as root (sudo nautilus) and then go to the /media folder. Find the Stuff folder. R-click it. Check the privs on that folder.
[06:24] <BilokShem> Where do I find libdvdcss?
[06:25] <aaditya> Mylisto: select all the files to be resized, and then right click one of them. you'll see a menu option "Resize"
[06:25] <celthunder> Roanoke, own_window_transparent
[06:25] <Sh3r1ff> !medibuntu | BilokShem
[06:25] <aaditya> Mylisto: that is, under the regular file manage "nautilus"
[06:25] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: find the folder in sudo nautilus, r-click -> Properties -> Permissions
[06:25] <celthunder> bilokshem apt-get install libdvdcss
[06:25] <Roanoke> celthunder: Partial. As in, 50%.
[06:25] <BilokShem> I couldnt find it celthunder
[06:26] <aaditya> whois dragon
[06:26] <Sh3r1ff> celthunder: libdvdcss2 ;)
[06:26] <vegombrei> celthunder: doesnt work
[06:26] <aaditya> oops sorry
[06:26] <Flannel> NIK123: Well, like I said, file a bug.  If the issue that its not asking isn't a bug (because you told it to) the fact that we can't re-enable it is a bug.
[06:26] <vegombrei> aaditya: where do i add that line? at the end of fstab?
[06:26] <aaditya> vegombrei: yes
[06:26] <Sh3r1ff> vegombrei: you need to add the medibuntu repository
[06:26] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: If you add the line that aaditya said, it'll work. Put it as the last line in /etc/fstab
[06:26] <celthunder> bilokshem im sorry apparently they added a 2 to it try libdvdcss2 (sh3r1ffs suggestion)
[06:26] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: This is what I do. It works. Every time.
[06:27] <AK_Dave> Well, 60% of the time it works every time.
[06:27] <BilokShem> is it impossible to play dvds?
[06:27] <AK_Dave> Bilok: Yes, without the right codecs.
[06:27] <BilokShem> where do I find em
[06:27] <Sh3r1ff> BilokShem: add medibuntu repository then sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2
[06:27] <celthunder> BilokShem, just go get vlc media player comes with most ofthe important codecs
[06:27] <AK_Dave> Bilok: medibuntu
[06:27] <Geoffrey2> BilokShem, http://packages.medibuntu.org/intrepid/libdvdcss2.html
[06:28] <histo> BilokShem: oryou can just install the deb from packages.medibuntu.com
[06:28] <Mylisto> aaditya: when I right click the images...I don't see anything with nautilus
[06:28] <histo> BilokShem: you still haven't read the instructions?
[06:28] <vegombrei> aaditya: it says i dont have permission to save and edit fstab.. how do i log on a root in the gui?
[06:28] <BilokShem> they were too long and complex
[06:28] <aaditya> Mylisto: do you see an option "Resize Images"?
[06:28] <AK_Dave> Bilok: sudo wget http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/jaunty.list -O /etc/
[06:28] <AK_Dave> apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list
[06:28] <BilokShem> I want the easiest and simplest solution
[06:29] <AK_Dave> Bilok: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install medibuntu-keyring && sudo
[06:29] <AK_Dave> apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[06:29] <Mylisto> nope I don't see it
[06:29] <BilokShem> am I going to have to deal with the command prompt?
[06:29] <AK_Dave> Bilok: sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2 libdvdread3 && sudo apt-get install
[06:29] <AK_Dave> w32codecs
[06:29] <aaditya> AK_Dave: is BilokShem using jaunty?
[06:29] <NIK123> Flannel: so what did you mean earlier with old-fashioned manual upgrade? save to external storage, fresh install, try to restore?
[06:29] <AK_Dave> Bilok: Cut-paste those three lines.
[06:29] <Geoffrey2> BilokShem, the following link goes straight to a page where you can download libdvdcss2....  http://packages.medibuntu.org/intrepid/libdvdcss2.html
[06:29] <Mylisto> aaditya: nope I don't see a resize images
[06:29] <AK_Dave> Bilok: replace "jaunty" with your actual distro version
[06:29] <Sh3r1ff> BilokShem: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[06:30] <aaditya> Mylisto: close the window and open it again, if you didn't do that after the installation
[06:30] <Sh3r1ff> BilokShem: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[06:30] <BilokShem> Okay thanks geoffrey
[06:30] <vegombrei> aaditya: no problem i figured it out
[06:30] <BilokShem> I must restart this computer
[06:30] <AK_Dave> Bilok: If you want the EASIEST and FASTEST way, you do it my way at the command prompt.
[06:30] <histo> BilokShem: you shouldn't have to after you install it.
[06:30] <Mylisto> what window aaditya:?
[06:30] <Gran_Ger> how can i put ubuntu in usb and make portable_
[06:30] <histo> AK_Dave: thats not necessarily the easiest way.
[06:30] <aaditya> AK_Dave: medibuntu home page has a distro-neutral script for adding the rep
[06:30] <AK_Dave> histo: cut paste three lines of text?
[06:31] <aaditya> Mylisto: the file explorer "Nautilus"
[06:31] <aaditya> vegombrei: did it work?
[06:31] <AK_Dave> histo: Its the easiest for me. I don't care about anyone else.
[06:31] <aaditya> haha he's gone
[06:31] <BilokShem> Geoffrey, which version do I download?
[06:31] <AK_Dave> aaditya: you said for veggie to reboot. :D
[06:31] <Mylisto> aaditya: wheres nautilus
[06:31] <AK_Dave> Bilok: The version that matches your distro.
[06:32] <BilokShem> distro?
[06:32] <aaditya> AK_Dave: omg yes i remember. that was the easiest way
[06:32] <BilokShem> what's a distro?
[06:32] <AK_Dave> Bilok: What version of ubuntu do you use?
[06:32] <aaditya> AK_Dave: rather than umount that partition and mount -a
[06:32] <aaditya> lol
[06:32] <BilokShem> 8.10
[06:32] <firesoul> Hey aditya ? are you the one from gsoc
[06:32] <AK_Dave> aaditya: Yes, thats what I'd do. What you'd do. But you did say reboot.
[06:32] <firesoul> :-/
[06:32] <Geoffrey2> BilokShem, that depends on your processor, Intel (i386), AMD, or Apple (Power PC)
[06:32] <AK_Dave> aaditya: Or maybe "restart".
[06:33] <aaditya> firesoul: no, i'm the one from Y!
[06:33] <firesoul> from Y! ??
[06:33] <aaditya> AK_Dave: haha yes
[06:33] <BilokShem> Ubuntu 8.10 Eepc 701
[06:33] <aaditya> firesoul: yes, Yahoo!
[06:33] <firesoul> aaditya, hmm
[06:33] <AK_Dave> Bilok: Okay you use Ubuntu Intrepid. You do the line for Intrepid.
[06:33] <aaditya> ubottu: medibuntu
[06:34] <bazhang> BilokShem, there is no dvd drive in that computer
[06:34] <BilokShem> No but I have an external
[06:34] <aaditya> For adding medibuntu:
[06:34] <aaditya> sudo wget http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/`lsb_release -cs`.list --output-document=/etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list; sudo apt-get -q update; sudo apt-get --yes -q --allow-unauthenticated install medibuntu-keyring; sudo apt-get -q update
[06:34] <FloodBot3> aaditya: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:34] <aaditya> wth
[06:34] <bazhang> BilokShem, then download the file, and double click open with gdebi
[06:34] <BilokShem> which is the line for intrepid?
[06:34] <bazhang> BilokShem, no need for the repo at all.
[06:35] <vegombrei> aaditya: dude i added that line and restarted .. and now it doesnt even show the drive in my file manager
[06:35] <AK_Dave> Bilok: She just gave it to you, or use what I said and replace jaunty with intrepid
[06:35] <aaditya> vegombrei: i think i know what happened. one moment
[06:35] <BilokShem> who's she?
[06:35] <Gran_Ger> how can i put ubuntu in usb and make portable?
[06:35] <sdnrui> hmm...
[06:35] <AK_Dave> aaditya: you said to mount it as /
[06:35] <Kavindu> gran_ger try Unetbooting
[06:35] <aaditya> AK_Dave: yes
[06:35] <vegombrei> aaditya: you need to see my fstab?
[06:36] <aaditya> vegombrei: where do you want that drive to show up?
[06:36] <bazhang> !usb | Gran_Ger
[06:36] <Mylisto> aaditya: where is the nautilus explorer
[06:36] <aaditya> vegombrei: would something like "/new_partition" work?
[06:36] <Gran_Ger> thanks ubottu, thanks kavindu.
[06:36] <Flannel> NIK123: No, no.  Just manual sources.list changes and update/dist-upgrade.
[06:37] <aaditya> Mylisto: assuming that you're using the regular gnome desktop - it's the file manager
[06:37] <BilokShem> what is i386 and lpia?
[06:37] <aaditya> Mylisto: Places > Home
[06:37] <Flannel> NIK123: But, from what I heard someone else just do, there are a few other things that aren't taken care of manually, like the switch from hda to sda and such.
[06:37] <AK_Dave> You can take a normal CD install of Ubuntu and before you boot to install it, plug a USB stick in. Then when it comes to partitioning, change from /sda to /sdb (or whatever the usb stick is) and install direct to the stick. Works. But isn't always portable to other computers.
[06:37] <Mylisto> ok and then aaditya:
[06:38] <vegombrei> aaditya: i just installed it yesterday ... its an 80 gb its empty ..i could reformat if you know of a more efficient way .. thing is i just wanna be able to use the drive as im running outta space and ever since i formatted it from ntfs to ext3 it only lets root read and write to it
[06:38] <aaditya> Mylisto: navigate to the directory where images are located, and right click on any one image, and see if those options appear
[06:39] <aaditya> AK_Dave: what do you suggest, where should he mount the partition?
[06:39] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: /dev/sdc1 /media/Stuff ext3 rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro 0 0
[06:39] <Flannel> NIK123: does "gksu update-manager -c" not work?
[06:39] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: where do i put that? in a terminal?
[06:40] <aaditya> vegombrei: modify the line that you added to /etc/fstab, and change "/" to "/media/Stuff"
[06:40] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: replace that line in your /etc/fstab that aaditya had you put in. Then we'll remount your drives WITHOUT a reboot.
[06:40] <aaditya> vegombrei: then it will look like what AK_Dave typed
[06:41] <aaditya> Flannel: I wanted to become an Ubuntu member. Where do I begin?
[06:41] <NIK123> Flannel: it doesn't, here's how I started this again: Any clue for my 6.06->8.04 (from LTS to LTS) upgrade problem, anybody? I'm following help.ubuntu.com/community/HardyUpgrades, but I don't see "New distribution release '8.04' is available Upgrade" on step 5, not even with 'gksu "update-manager -c"'. Maybe I once did something to disable these upgrade offers (before new LTS was available), but of course I don't remember the details, and 6.06 lifetime is
[06:41] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: root@vegombrei:/home/vegombrei# gedit /etc/fstab
[06:41] <vegombrei> (gedit:6979): EggSMClient-WARNING **: Failed to connect to the session manager: None of the authentication protocols specified are supported
[06:41] <AK_Dave> sudo gedit /etc/fstab
[06:41] <Neros> Ok all... Anyone have a mic workinf on the nvidia hd audio mcp67 chipset? my out works fine mut nothing acrross the mic
[06:41] <adante> hi, i have a hdd stuck in udma2, how can i change it to udma5?
[06:42] <Neros> Also its reported as a conexant CX20561
[06:43] <Flannel> aaditya: Get involved.  Easiest way to do that: http://www.ubuntu.com/community/participate  and then once you're involved, to actually apply for membership: http://www.ubuntu.com/community/processes/newmember
[06:43] <Mylisto> aaditya: There is still no options to resize
[06:44] <BilokShem> Ak Dave, What do I use at the command prompt again to play DVDs?
[06:44] <Flannel> NIK123: I'd still go the bug report route.  It shouldn't be hidden like this, and who knows how many people will be in a similar situation as EOL looms for dapper desktop.
[06:44] <zenergi> How do you specify to use homeDirectory information from the ldap when using the ldap for authenticaiton
[06:45] <bazhang> BilokShem, go to the medibuntu website and get the appropriate file
[06:45] <AK_Dave> Bilok: Depends. Did you install the codecs?
[06:45] <NIK123> Flannel: OK, I'll go for the bug report, thanks a lot for the effort even if we didn't find it
[06:45] <bazhang> BilokShem, you will need to actually download and install it; open the site www.medibuntu.org in a browser
[06:46] <aaditya> Flannel: Thanks. When would I know that I am "involved"?
[06:46] <AK_Dave> aaditya: You get a funny feeling inside.
[06:46] <aaditya> haha
[06:47] <aaditya> like
[06:47] <AK_Dave> aaditya: Did you ever listen to Mr Rogers?
[06:47] <aaditya> does this count? http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/contributor/aadityabhatia/
[06:47] <aaditya> AK_Dave: not really
[06:47] <AK_Dave> aaditya: Well, too bad. His "theme song" is applicable.
[06:47] <Geoffrey2> I'd love to see the day we don't need to go through this dance to get DVDs to work with linux....
[06:48] <Mylisto> aaditya: those options don't appear
[06:48] <aaditya> Mylisto: what's type of image files are those?
[06:48] <Mylisto> jpg's
[06:48] <AK_Dave> aaditya: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Membership
[06:49] <aaditya> if nautilus-image-converter was installed, those options normally do appear
[06:49] <AK_Dave> Geoffrey2: Some disros dodge the dance entirely. Mint, for example.
[06:49] <aaditya> i'm assuming that you're right clicking on the image files and not directly in the directory
[06:49] <aaditya> AK_Dave: thanks :)
[06:50] <Mylisto> yeah
[06:50] <Mylisto> i'm right cilcking on the images
[06:51] <Geoffrey2> I understand Dell actually provides a fully legit DVD player in linux computers it ships....
[06:51] <aaditya> Mylisto: not sure what's going on
[06:51] <AK_Dave> Geoffrey2: They license codecs from fluendo.com
[06:52] <aaditya> Mylisto: maybe try logging out and then logging in. Are you using gnome desktop?
[06:52] <Mylisto> aaditya: how do I know if I am using gnome desktop
[06:53] <k1en> Mylisto, do you have applications , places system on the top panel?
[06:53] <Mylisto> yeppers
[06:53] <k1en> gnome
[06:53] <Mylisto> brb
[06:54] <k1en> Mylisto, did you install  nautilus-image-converter?
[06:54] <AJNpa80> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7081352#post7081352
[06:55] <c_nick> any community where there are people who solve financial difficulties
[06:55] <dft> heh peeps
[06:55] <Mylisto> klen: yes I did install it
[06:55] <Mylisto> via sudo apt-get
[06:56] <k1en> Mylisto, cool and you dont get that option on right-click?
[06:56] <dft> if I mirror a pair of drives on a VT6420 SATA RAID controller, will ubuntu recognize the mirrored volume?
[06:56] <Mylisto> nope
[06:56] <dft> softraid eh
[06:56] <BilokShem> AK dave I entered in the command line you gave me
[06:56] <BilokShem> but it gave me some error report
[06:56] <BilokShem> was that the right command prompt
[06:57] <aaditya> BilokShem: what were you trying to do?
[06:57] <BilokShem> get dvds to play
[06:57] <AK_Dave> Bilok: What did you do?
[06:57] <BilokShem> I entered in those 3 lines
[06:57] <Mylisto> klen: no I do not
[06:57] <AK_Dave> Bilok: did you change 'jaunty' to 'intrepid' in the first one like I told you?
[06:58] <BilokShem> I didn't see a word that said Jaunty
[06:58] <aaditya> BilokShem: what commands did you enter?
[06:58] <AK_Dave> Bilok: Never cut-paste to the command line without reading what you're pasting.
[06:58] <BilokShem> sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install medibuntu-keyring && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2 libdvdread3 && sudo apt-get install w32codecs
[06:58] <aaditya> BilokShem: was this the first one?
[06:58] <BilokShem> first one?
[06:58] <AK_Dave> Bilok: I could have told you to do some 'rm' command that wiped your drive.
[06:58] <aaditya> you said three likes..
[06:59] <BilokShem> the only command I entered
[06:59] <aaditya> AK_Dave: he knows that you're nice :)
[06:59] <AK_Dave> Bilok: Thats the LAST of THREE commands.
[06:59] <belred> i have a question about synaptic on ubuntu 9.04.  i have the identical synaptic preferences an repository options on 4 boxes.  but one of the boxes, the package gnome-open-terminal doesn't show up in synaptic.  how can this be?  what do i have to do to make it show up?
[06:59] <Mylisto> brb
[06:59] <Mylisto> restarting
[06:59] <BilokShem> what do I enter in
[06:59] <AK_Dave> Bilok: Okay, no harm done. No damage. Lets do it all over again.
[06:59] <aaditya> BilokShem: follow the instructions on this page and it should work: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu#Adding%20the%20Repositories
[07:00] <felixsulla> belred: You're sure you have the same repositories on all 4?
[07:00] <AK_Dave> FIRST: sudo wget http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/intrepid.list -O /etc/
[07:00] <AK_Dave> apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list
[07:00] <belred> felixsulla: yes, i even had a second person verify.
[07:00] <Flannel> BilokShem: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty support, thanks.
[07:00] <Flannel> er, belred ^
[07:01] <AK_Dave> SECOND: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install medibuntu-keyring && sudo
[07:01] <BilokShem> I dont have jaunty I have 8.10
[07:01] <AK_Dave> apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[07:01] <AK_Dave> THIRD: sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2 libdvdread3 && sudo apt-get install
[07:01] <AK_Dave> w32codecs
[07:01] <Flannel> BilokShem: right.  Sorry
[07:01] <BilokShem> and first?
[07:02] <firesoul> general question.. what and when was the first relesase of ubuntu
[07:02] <firesoul> :D
[07:02] <tritium> firesoul: Warty Warthog
[07:02] <AK_Dave> fire: Would that be Warty Warthog, in 2004?
[07:02] <aaditya> 4.10?
[07:02] <aaditya> Oct 2004
[07:03] <firesoul> yup :)
[07:03] <dft> if I mirror a pair of drives on a VT6420 SATA RAID controller, will ubuntu recognize the mirrored volume?
[07:03] <AK_Dave> dft: if you tell it to.
[07:04] <aaditya> !hardware | dft
[07:04] <dft> AK_Dave: perhaps a better question is will ubuntu see the mirror unlike the issues I had with a Sil controller
[07:04] <Shinu> !cows
[07:04] <Shinu> :(
[07:04] <dft> aaditya: sure thing ty
[07:05] <histo> Shinu: try telling aptitude moo
[07:05] <aaditya> ubottu is taking forever to respond
[07:05] <aaditya> is it dying or something?
[07:05] <Shinu> root@Yuki~ $ apt-get moo
[07:05] <Shinu>          (__)
[07:05] <Shinu>          (oo)
[07:05] <Shinu>  *  /\---/\
[07:05] <FloodBot3> Shinu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:05] <histo> aaditya: it already respondid
[07:06] <AK_Dave> dft: Maybe this is what you're looking for: http://freshmeat.net/projects/mdadm
[07:06] <Shinu> Sorry for the flood. Awesome though
[07:06]  * histo laughs at my spelling sometime
[07:06] <aaditya> histo: i'm talking to ubottu via PM, and...
[07:07] <histo> aaditya: ahh
[07:07] <Shinu> !moo
[07:07] <Shinu> oh
[07:07] <aaditya> even here, it took ubottu 7 seconds to reply
[07:07] <aaditya> and see
[07:08] <aaditya> !botabuse|Shinu
[07:08] <Sam18> did anyone got wake on lan to work with jaunty?
[07:09] <aaditya> Sam18: sending a package from Jaunty? or waking up a Jaunty machine?
[07:09] <Sam18> aaditya: waking up
[07:09] <aaditya> WOL is a hardware feature afaik, i don't think that the OS affects it in any way..
[07:10] <Sam18> ethtool says it is enabled, but in /proc/acpi/wakeup everything is disabled
[07:10] <mmcji> howdee
[07:11] <celthunder> mmcji, hi
[07:11] <aaditya> Sam18: if it's enabled in your BIOS, then it should work
[07:11] <Sam18> aaditya: no the os has to keep the nic's online, if they are shut down wol doesn't work
[07:11] <se7en_> !amarok2
[07:11] <se7en_> !amarok
[07:11] <se7en_> !launchpad
[07:11] <Sam18> aaditya: it worked in hardy before :-p
[07:12] <nemos> anyone using xchat able to tell me how to make all the user login/logouts not display in text window? I seem to be flooded with joins and exits
[07:12] <mmcji> my primary hard disk is an IDE disk.  I want to add a second hard disk.  I was able to add a new sata disk, but when I boot, the sata disk becomes sda1 and my IDE disk becomes sdb1.  How do I keep this from happening?
[07:12] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: that didnt work .. it says it cant mount the volume now .. something to do with mtab
[07:12] <aaditya> !jaunty|Sam18
[07:12] <vegombrei> aaditya:
[07:13] <aaditya> vegombrei: what's the error message? could you please paste `cat /etc/mtab` and `dmesg` in a pastebin?
[07:13] <nemos> why would that be important mmcji? not attacking it, jsut curious why that would matter?
[07:13] <vegombrei> aaditya: do i type that in terminal and paste the result?
[07:13] <mmcji> nemos: good question, to me it is important because in fstab i have the following
[07:13] <mmcji> ## /dev/sdb1	/media/archive	ext3	defaults	0	2
[07:14] <mmcji> of course sdb1 would not normally be commented out
[07:14] <loller> stupid question where i can web directory on apache , i was using xampp before
[07:14] <aaditya> mmcji: use UUID instead of /dev/sdb1
[07:14] <Shinu> (11:08:39pm) <aaditya> !botabuse|Shinu <-- for a couple of triggers?
[07:14] <KCCarnage> so I just gparted to extend my linux position to the left and it had an error at the end and basically left me with a larger partition but the data has double magically.  Before 15gb/2gb free and now 30gb/1.2gb free
[07:14] <mmcji> aaditya: ok
[07:15] <aaditya> !UUID|mmcji
[07:15] <nemos> thanks mm, guess I need to read up on fstab
[07:15] <vegombrei> aaditya: http://pastebin.com/m30386e6d
[07:15] <celthunder> did i mess up somewhere or does the default xfce settings in ubuntu look exactly like gnom
[07:15] <mmcji> aaditya: do you have a good ubuntu resource you could point me too for that?  I have never done that with UID and I would like to read about it so I better understand it
[07:15]  * celthunder goes and finds the rodents theme and makes his window look antignomish
[07:15] <Phoebus> Does ubuntu come with BitchX ?
[07:15] <KCCarnage> the weird thing is that the linux kernal boots of the partition but I can't seem to find out where the extra space has been taken up
[07:16] <nemos> have you tried kdirstat to see? kcc?
[07:16] <aaditya> mmcji: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingUUID
[07:16] <nemos> it gives a nice view of whats taking up space on a drive, might help you out here
[07:16] <timoguin> ugh... bitchx sucks
[07:16] <mmcji> aaditya: thank you and nemos for your assistance!!!!!!!
[07:16] <r2r4> hello. i need a function like inotify in linux kernel 2.6.13  , i want this function can be used in all linux versions including linux 2.4 and linux 2.6, and, whithout patching the kernel. so maybe i have to implement it in user space, with help of fuse or something.But it's not as easy writing the codes as saying the words.  any software or package an give me what i want.
[07:17] <firesoul> kdirstat does it need the kde base runtime
[07:17] <firesoul> ?
[07:17] <nemos> you bet, glad to help
[07:17] <eryc> timoguin: why dont u like bitchx?
[07:17] <nemos> kdirstat does not need the kde base- i installed on a 9.04 default isntall and it worked fine firesoul
[07:17] <aaditya> !bitchx
[07:18] <pumpkinseed> hello everyone...
[07:18] <jonathon> hey can someone point me to a simple programming languide that has easy gui and can be made to talk threw the serial port to a microcontroller
[07:18] <timoguin> eryc: well the name alone is pretty indicative of how much it sucks. it's a bitch. haha
[07:18] <aaditya> timoguin: lol
[07:18] <eryc> timoguin: ah yes that is true. but it is the 10th bitch. bitchX
[07:18] <firesoul> graded nice eryc
[07:19] <pumpkinseed> Does anyone know the name of the  "Take Screenshot" program that comes with Ubuntu 8.10 by default? I want to remove it as it is not very good (I just installed Shutter and am much more happy with it)
[07:19] <aaditya> I thought BitchX was a graphical Bitch daemon of some sort..
[07:19] <nemos> its it just screenshot?
[07:19] <aaditya> pumpkinseed: gnome-screenshot
[07:19] <pumpkinseed> didn't find that in the package manager
[07:19] <pumpkinseed> thanks aaditya
[07:19] <aaditya> pumpkinseed: yw
[07:20] <wenlong> hi
[07:20] <aaditya> hi wenlong
[07:20] <eryc> aaditya: I'm not sure. Do you have any screenshots of your BitchX?
[07:20] <pumpkinseed> aaditya: hmm... don't see that in Synaptic either
[07:21] <wenlong> who ?
[07:21] <wenlong> xubuntu 8.10
[07:22] <nemos> got it pumpkinseed
[07:22] <nemos> its in synaptic under gnome utils
[07:22] <nemos> i looked for screenshot and it was listed within that
[07:22] <vegombrei> aaditya: http://pastebin.com/m30386e6d
[07:22] <pumpkinseed> nope
[07:23] <pumpkinseed> its not called gnome-screenshot either
[07:23] <wenlong> aaditya,how are you
[07:23] <KCCarnage> ok Kdirstat says only 8GB is taken up but gparted is saying 27.7GB
[07:23] <robinhood> how to install scheme in to ubuntu 8.1
[07:23] <pumpkinseed> too bad the program doesn't have a file-->help menu so I could find it simply
[07:23] <nemos> nope? gnome-utils is where it is on mind, cant say much else sicne thats where it is in mine
[07:23] <KCCarnage> Is there any way to diskcheck and fix a partition?
[07:24] <Japa> hmm..... I managed to get Kubuntu working on my USB pendrive, but I just realized that I probably shouldn't have put the swap on there...
[07:24] <robinhood> hello
[07:24] <Japa> is there a way to disable or remove it?
[07:24] <spaceboy909> hey guys
[07:24] <robinhood> how to install scheme in to ubuntu 8.1?
[07:24] <aaditya> Japa: trying to remove the swap partition?
[07:25] <histo> !swap | Japa
[07:25] <abama> load ubuntu in vmware-player, df displays /dev/sda1 about 8G, but disk_usage_analyzer displays the whole filesystem is about 15G, why?
[07:25] <robinhood> hello can any one help me
[07:25] <robinhood> ?
[07:25] <robinhood> how to install scheme in to ubuntu 8.1
[07:25] <robinhood> ?
[07:25] <FloodBot3> robinhood: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:25] <aaditya> robinhood: what scheme?
[07:25] <Japa> a 256mb swap on a very slow pendrive on a system with 3 gigs of ram probably won't b missed
[07:26] <vegombrei> aaditya: you think i should just run gparted and remove the partition and make it fat instead?
[07:26] <aaditya> !gparted |Japa
[07:26] <AJNpa80> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1127051
[07:26] <aaditya> vegombrei: no, don't do that. give me a minute
[07:26] <ActionParsnip> Japa: swapoff /dev/<partition name>
[07:26] <se7en> someone how do i enter the key for launchpad
[07:26] <nemos> any xchat users in here, have a fast question if so
[07:26] <se7en> or how do i install amarok2
[07:27] <aaditya> info amarok2
[07:27] <KCCarnage> I'm in xchat though I don't know if I can help
[07:27] <quibbler> robinhood> go to sustem-preferences-appearances  ...there you can install themes
[07:27] <aaditya> ubottu: info amarok2
[07:27] <robinhood> scheme language
[07:27] <ActionParsnip> Japa: then modify the mounted swap partition and then swapon /dev/<new partition>
[07:27] <usetrttry> bandung
[07:27] <vegombrei> aaditya: sure take your time bro
[07:27] <robinhood> i mean mit-scheme package
[07:27] <se7en> !amarok 2
[07:27] <KCCarnage> nemos: I'm using xchat
[07:28] <ActionParsnip> se7en: what release are you using?
[07:28] <se7en> 8.10
[07:28] <se7en> crunchbang
[07:28] <Japa> thanks
[07:28] <nemos> can you tell me how to turn off the enter/exit updates? (I get more of that than the text) kccarnage
[07:29] <aaditya> vegombrei: can we take a look at your /etc/fstab file once again? (paste)
[07:29] <mmcji> aaditya: so I just replace /dev/sdb1 with the UID and leave the mountpoint as it is in fstab?  Right now the mount point is /media/archive which is what I want it to be.
[07:29] <mmcji> so it becomes
[07:29] <quibbler> robinhood> in synaptic search for scheme48
[07:30] <mmcji> old way: /dev/sdb1	/media/archive	ext3	defaults	0	2
[07:30] <ActionParsnip> se7en: http://www.kubuntu.org/news/amarok-2.0
[07:30] <Japa> I take it it's more trouble than it's worth to resize / while linux is running?
[07:31] <mmcji> new way: UUID="0c08ca0e-d2ec-4b00-8e49-7d37fc34884a" /media/archive	ext3	defaults	0	2
[07:31] <aaditya> mmcji: yes, replace /dev/sdb1 with UUID=<xyz>
[07:31] <histo> Japa: yeah I don't htink you want / mounted while you resize
[07:31] <vegombrei> aaditya: http://pastebin.com/d709c2a7c
[07:31] <aaditya> mmcji: yes that looks right
[07:31] <ActionParsnip> Japa: can't be done, you ca only resize unmounted partitions
[07:31] <mmcji> ok, cool, thanks
[07:31] <KCCarnage> nemos: I've never tried to do that but I'm guessing it's under text events
[07:31] <KCCarnage> I'm looking for it
[07:31] <nemos> awesome, I will too. Ty in advance
[07:32] <aaditya> vegombrei: you're all set. just reboot once
[07:33] <robinhood> i got some error while install scheme language manually?
[07:33] <zenergi> when authenticating via LDAP, how do you specify to use the homedirectory information from the LDAP instead of the local server?
[07:33] <BilokShem> Ok so I've tried almost everything to make this DVD playing work
[07:33] <aaditya> !ldap| zenergi
[07:33] <meow-chan> i'm trying to ban myspace from my computer how would i go about doing that?
[07:34] <aaditya> BilokShem: what do you see when you insert the DVD?
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> !codecs | BilokShem
[07:34] <g4lt-lappy> meow-chan, don't use it?
[07:34] <BigMack83> im having problems getting an external to work in 8.10. when i plug it in i get no on screen 'connect external monitor?' dialog and theres no options when i goto the screen settings/resolution screen to add a monitor. any ideas where i can start to get it connected?
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> !dvd
[07:34] <swayed> Is there a channel for Jaunty yet ? ?
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> BigMack83: what video card?
[07:34] <usetrttry> yyyyyyu
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> !jaunty | swayed
[07:34] <meow-chan> g4lt-lappy, its not for me but for others who use this computer
[07:35] <zenergi> Thanks aaditya, I followed the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LDAPClientAuthentication , however, when I login, it is still using the default home directory from the local account instead of the ldap account
[07:35] <g4lt-lappy> of course theree's tcpwrappers if you don't want anyone to see it,k just put myspace.com  <IP_ADDRESS> in /etc/hosts or dump myspace in /etc/hosts.deny
[07:35] <BigMack83> nvidia. let me look for the specific model. but i do have the restrictred drivers installed
[07:35] <Mylisto> hey everyone...
[07:35] <racecar56> hi
[07:35] <aaditya> welcome back Mylisto
[07:35] <Mylisto> I've got this damn old laptop that I want to try to use an ubuntu live cd...
[07:36] <Mylisto> the laptop is a inspirion 8100
[07:36] <Mylisto> its from like '01 I think...
[07:36] <KCCarnage> nemos: I think I found it under text events.
[07:36] <gauravkittz> my firefox takes a lot of time to load on aspire one... is there any light weight browser availablle????
[07:36] <Mylisto> I just tried interpid...and it went so far...then got to a " run_program: '/lib/udev/vol_id' abnormal exit
[07:36] <aaditya> Mylisto: how much RAM does it ahve?
[07:36] <nemos> ohh, you're about to make my night
[07:37] <Mylisto> not sure aaditya:
[07:37] <nemos> (also would love to know how you link name for that to name it stand out to me (irc fresh one here)
[07:37] <Mylisto> aaditya: Should I use a 386 version of ubuntu?
[07:37] <nemos> but the first one is the one I'm feening for
[07:37] <vegombrei> aaditya: ok ill reboot and brb
[07:37] <BigMoopies> would it be ok for me to add sudo apt-get update , to my root crontab for when I want it to check for updates ?
[07:37] <Mylisto> oh yeah..aaditya: the images are resized now :D
[07:37] <ActionParsnip> Mylisto: did the iso you burned the cd from pass md5 check and did you run the cd verifier on the first cd boot to screen to verify the cd was ok
[07:37] <aaditya> Mylisto: cool!
[07:38] <ActionParsnip> Mylisto: did you burn the cd as slooow as as your burner would allow
[07:38] <KCCarnage> nemos: Yeah it works, delete the "%C19*%O$t%C19%B$1 %B($3) has joined $2" from join under setting/advanced/..text events
[07:38] <aaditya> BigMoopies: i'd rather set the update-manager to run automatically
[07:38] <gauravkittz> can someone please help me with this
[07:38] <Mylisto> actionparsnip: This dvd has worked on two other computers
[07:38] <BigMoopies> aaditya, how so
[07:38] <KCCarnage> do the same for quit
[07:38] <gauravkittz> i need a light weight browser on aspire one
[07:38] <ActionParsnip> Mylisto: ok then try
[07:38] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions | Mylisto
[07:39] <n8tuser> gauravkittz-> try elinks or w3m
[07:39] <gauravkittz> not a cli browser
[07:39] <histo> gauravkittz: ditto swiftfox there are plenty
[07:39] <ActionParsnip> gauravkittz: file browser or we browser
[07:39] <gauravkittz> web browser
[07:40] <gauravkittz> swiftfox???
[07:40] <ActionParsnip> gauravkittz: specifics are good ;)
[07:40] <gauravkittz> is it good
[07:40] <BigMoopies> aaditya, I mean how would I do that
[07:40] <histo> gauravkittz: yes its a fast firefox
[07:40] <histo> !swiftfox | gauravkittz
[07:40] <gauravkittz> thanx histo
[07:40] <aaditya> BigMoopies: System > Admin > Update Manager
[07:40] <gauravkittz> i'll try swiftfox
[07:40] <ActionParsnip> !info kazehakase
[07:40] <ActionParsnip> !info swiftfox
[07:40] <KCCarnage> nemos: I don't know what you mean by " how you link name for that to name it stand out to me (irc fresh one here)"
[07:41] <gauravkittz> swiftfox does not exist in intrepid???
[07:41] <aaditya> BigMoopies: System > Admin > Software Sources > Updates
[07:41] <ActionParsnip> !find swiftfox
[07:41] <aaditya> !epiphany
[07:41] <aaditya> !info epiphany
[07:41] <ActionParsnip> kazehakase is based on firefox
[07:41] <nemos> when you speak, it has my name first with a colin, and the text you write to me is all in red
[07:41] <aaditya> !info epiphany-browser
[07:42] <BigMoopies> aaditya, all it says is "daily" , not "put the time here for me to checK"
[07:42] <nemos> also, cant right click or use delete key in edit events, how to delete?
[07:42] <ActionParsnip> you could also try firepup, its what i use on my low end systems
[07:42] <KCCarnage> be back in a bit, if this doesn't work I'm going to to have to format and reinstall
[07:42] <KCCarnage> :(
[07:42] <aaditya> BigMoopies: yes, it will do it once a day, at any time
[07:42] <ActionParsnip> nemos: its because someone has typed your name
[07:43] <BigMoopies> aaditya, I want it to check at 1 AM
[07:43] <nemos> actionparsnip, ah ok, thanks
[07:43] <aaditya> BigMoopies: use cron in that case
[07:44] <aaditya> BigMoopies: but not sure if it would be ok - that was your original question
[07:44] <BilokShem> aaditya, I still can't play DVDs
[07:44] <BigMoopies> aaditya, I have unlimited usage only 1-6  AM, the rest is 425 MBs per 24 hours or I get shut down during daytime hours for 24 hours
[07:44] <BigMack83> ActionParsnip, ATI Radeon HD 3200 Graphics RS780M, specs are here: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01631353&lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&lang=en&product=3860630
[07:44] <BilokShem> What can I use to make my Ubuntu 8.10 play dvds
[07:45] <racecar56> BilokShem ogle
[07:45] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: the video card doesnt matter
[07:45] <aaditya> !info cron-apt
[07:45] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: you need the restricted dvd decoder
[07:45] <anil_> hi...display problem,need help
[07:45] <BilokShem> Where do I get this
[07:45] <histo> ActionParsnip: I think he is just trolling. We triedhelping him hours ago.
[07:45] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[07:45] <se7en> ActionParsnip: W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net intrepid Release: i get that after adding launchpad to my sourceslist and i can;t get rid of the error
[07:45] <Hassanakevazir> !medibuntu
[07:46] <BilokShem> I'm not trolling histo, just haven't found my solution
[07:46] <BilokShem> that's all
[07:46] <vegombrei> aaditya: it didnt work ... while rebooting i saw a message mount point /media/stuff does not exist [failed]
[07:46] <ActionParsnip> histo: ahh i see, ati sucks hard anyway
[07:46] <histo> BilokShem: you if its a protected dvd you need to install libdvdcss2 from medibuntu.
[07:46] <histo> BilokShem: well did you install libdvdcss2?
[07:46] <BilokShem> I didn't know which version to get
[07:46] <histo> BilokShem: or you can install vlc and play dvds with that.
[07:46] <BilokShem> too many
[07:46] <aaditya> vegombrei: you're almost there. do the following: (sudo mkdir /media/Stuff; sudo mount -a)
[07:46] <BilokShem> Alright I will try VLC
[07:46] <BilokShem> let me do that
[07:46] <histo> BilokShem: there is i386 and amd64.. What is the output of uname -a in a terminal
[07:47] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: i just told you how to get dvd playback.....did you install that package?
[07:47] <racecar56> yeah vlc is also good ida
[07:47] <racecar56> *idea
[07:47] <histo> BilokShem: sudo aptitude install vlc
[07:47] <anil_> hi...display problem,need help
[07:47] <racecar56> anil_ speak up
[07:47] <vegombrei> aaditya: done ..
[07:47] <racecar56> anil_ tell us
[07:47] <aaditya> vegombrei: now check /media/Stuff
[07:47] <aaditya> contents of your new drive should be there
[07:48] <aaditya> :)
[07:48] <aaditya> !ask|anil_
[07:48] <racecar56> i has to go now, bye
[07:48] <racecar56> !ask | anil_
[07:48] <vegombrei> aaditya: yeah i can see the contents but its still the same it wont let me read write or delete
[07:48] <edgex-_> weird
[07:48] <racecar56> bye
[07:48] <anil_> racecar56: i installed ubuntu yesterday...and then installed nvidia nvidia 180.22 driver
[07:49] <BilokShem> ~$ is my output
[07:49] <vegombrei> aaditya: in properties it says its owned by root and only root can make changes
[07:49] <aaditya> vegombrei: sudo chmod 777 /media/Stuff
[07:49] <Hassanakevazir> whoa, bot lag
[07:49] <BilokShem> How do I know when the installation is finished?
[07:49] <anil_> ubottu: ok will do :)
[07:50] <anil_> now when i boot my comp it says that the driver is not installed properly
[07:50] <Hassanakevazir> anil_, ubottu is a bot
[07:50] <anil_> i tried reinstalling it
[07:50] <anil_> but same prob
[07:50] <aaditya> !nvidia|anil
[07:51] <anil_> :)
[07:51] <Hassanakevazir> BilokShem, when you are back in the prompt, it is done
[07:51] <aaditya> anil_: hope that helps
[07:51] <histo> Hassanakevazir: ActionParsnip he'll be back in an hour askinghow to play dvds again.
[07:52] <ActionParsnip> histo: gotcha
[07:53] <Hassanakevazir> huh? why so?
[07:53] <anil_> aaditya: but this has version 177...i've installed version 180.wasnt my comp supposed to run better...
[07:54] <anil_> how the prob??
[07:54] <aaditya> ubottu: pity #ubuntu BilokShem for having a DVD?
[07:54] <aaditya> how does pity command work?
[07:54] <aaditya> !pity
[07:54] <Hassanakevazir> anil_, try: sudo nvidia-xconfig
[07:54] <aaditya> ubottu told me about it..
[07:55] <aaditya> grr
[07:55] <vegombrei> aaditya: i think it worked !! thanks man .. hey one more thing .. i had created some files in that drive thru root .. how do i delete them thru terminal? whats the command for delete a file?
[07:56] <aaditya> sudo rm file
[07:56] <aaditya> sudo rm -r directory
[07:56] <aaditya> use with care
[07:56] <vegombrei> aaditya: k thanks
[07:57] <BilokShem> Ok so I downloaded VLC but it wont play the DVD at all
[07:57] <BilokShem> it closes automatically when I try playing the DVD with it
[07:58] <vegombrei> aaditya: sorted ... dhanyawaad
[07:58] <aaditya> vegombrei: you're welcome :)
[07:59] <ActionParsnip> histo: you win the prize
[08:00] <aaditya> haha
[08:00] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: did you install that package i said?
[08:00] <BilokShem> Which one was that?
[08:00] <BilokShem> alot of ppl have been saying stuff
[08:01] <rdwalker86> hey guys, i just downloaded 9.04 and am having audio issues. can anybody help?
[08:01] <zonk9d1> rdwalker86: wats d issue?
[08:01] <histo> ActionParsnip: its been goignon all night.
[08:01] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[08:01] <BilokShem> is that the only thing?
[08:01] <BilokShem> it doesn't seem like very much
[08:01] <ActionParsnip> histo: am i right with the package to play dvds
[08:02] <aaditya> ActionParsnip: libdvdcss2
[08:02] <BilokShem> I already downloaded that one too
[08:02] <histo> ActionParsnip: yes unless its a encrypted dvd then he needs libdvdcss2 from medibuntu repository or webiste.
[08:02] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: its a metapackage and will install a TONNE of goodies
[08:02] <rdwalker86> i've been tinkering with the settings and finally got the audio to work, but it's at a lot lower volume and ubuntu plays it through the headphones and through the main speakers
[08:02] <BilokShem> it's encrypted
[08:02] <abhiSri> rdwalker86, what exactly is the problem , some details please
[08:02] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2
[08:02] <ActionParsnip> !info libdvdcss2
[08:02] <histo> BilokShem: THEN YOU NEED libdvdcss2
[08:02] <ActionParsnip> ahhh
[08:02] <BilokShem> okay
[08:02] <aaditya> medibuntu
[08:02] <histo> ActionParsnip: he has to pull it form packages.medibuntu.com
[08:03] <histo> BilokShem: what kind of cpu do you have?
[08:03] <ActionParsnip> ok
[08:03] <aaditya> ActionParsnip: we guided him about adding medibuntu several times
[08:03] <Hassanakevazir> BilokShem, follow this guide : http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Intrepid#DVD_Playback_Capability
[08:03] <rdwalker86> i've got a sigmatel stac9228
[08:03] <BilokShem> Ubuntu 8.10
[08:03] <histo> BilokShem: what is the output of "uname -a"  without quotes in a terminal
[08:03] <aaditya> whois Hassanakevazir
[08:03] <aaditya> whoa
[08:03] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: get the medibuntu repos added to your system and you can then install libdvdcss2
[08:03]  * histo I give up
[08:04] <ActionParsnip> histo: i squish trolls good
[08:04] <BilokShem> Where do I find this output?
[08:04] <BilokShem> Look, I am not trolling
[08:04] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: in terminal type     lsb_release -c
[08:04] <Revoroid> hi celthunder
[08:04] <BilokShem> I've been tinkering with this for the past hour
[08:04] <aaditya> BilokShem: type "/exec -o uname -a" right here
[08:04] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: whats the output
[08:04] <celthunder> Revoroid, hi do i know you?
[08:05] <ActionParsnip> aaditya: ooh, does that work in all irc clients?
[08:05] <Revoroid> nick zerodevice
[08:05] <celthunder> oh hi
[08:05] <BilokShem> It says it is Intrepid
[08:05] <aaditya> ActionParsnip: it works with pidgin, if that particular extension is enabled
[08:05] <celthunder> get your stuff working
[08:05] <celthunder> ?
[08:05] <BilokShem> ActionParsnip
[08:05] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: sudo wget http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/intrepid.list --output-document=/etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list
[08:05] <zerodevice> celthunder, sorry , forgot to rename with my own nick
[08:05] <rdwalker86> anybody heard of people having that problem?
[08:05] <celthunder> zerodevice, get your stuff working?
[08:05] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: it'll moan but entertain it with a yes
[08:05] <BigMack83> im trying to add an external monitor. i have an nvidia card. i found a reference in a forum post that i need the package 'nvidia-settings' and 'nvidia-xconfig'. the latter package has to remove the package 'libscrollkeeper0{u}' to be installed. i dont know what purpose this lib package serves. is it safe to install and let the package be removed?
[08:06] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem:then when THATS finished run:
[08:06] <zerodevice> celthunder, well it worked 90% coz i manage to set every file in the entire hd to be 777. apparently this only works for root account and not normal user. and i some how still screw it up.
[08:06] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem:  sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install medibuntu-keyring && sudo apt-get update
[08:06] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: then shout me when its done
[08:06] <ActionParsnip> histo: hes not a troll just lazy and wants his hand holding
[08:06] <BilokShem> I didnt have to press Yes
[08:06] <BilokShem> at the end of the first command
[08:07] <BilokShem> ActionParsnip
[08:07] <BilokShem> Says its done
[08:08] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: sure, as they arent authenticated yet, the medibuntu keyring you will then install in the second command will add the gpg keys it needs
[08:08] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: both commands?
[08:08] <BilokShem> yes
[08:08] <BilokShem> both
[08:08] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: ok now run: sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2
[08:08] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: let me know how it goes
[08:08] <cyrus> good morning accourding to my local time
[08:09] <zerodevice> celthunder, i've decided to reinstall everything. so now i've done installing with 8.10 server, LAMP. i need to install the GUI. was wondering how? coz i also have the desktop live cd, but not sure if thats usefull or not? or do i have to link to the internet and do something like apt-get install
[08:09] <ActionParsnip> cyrus: like it :D
[08:09] <cyrus> huh
[08:09] <BilokShem> ActionParsnip, I think it's done
[08:09] <mmcji> exit
[08:09] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: ok now try a dvd
[08:09] <Hassanakevazir> BigMack83, what nvidia card do you have?
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: if you do a tiny bit of websearching there are MILLIONS of sites on this
[08:10] <BigMack83> Hassanakevazir, ATI Radeon HD 3200 Graphics RS780M
[08:10] <BilokShem> last thing it said was Idconfig deferred processing now takingplace
[08:10] <happosade> How to get things animated in OpenOffice PowerPoint killer
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: can you also give the output of      uname -a
[08:10] <BilokShem> that sound about right?
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: yes thats fine
[08:11] <Hassanakevazir> BigMack83, are you sure the package called nvidia-xconfig is what you need for an ATI card?
[08:11] <aaditya> so he installed libdvdcss2 now
[08:11] <aaditya> finally
[08:11] <BilokShem> should I keep VLC or get rid of it and just use Totem?
[08:11] <aaditya_> hello
[08:11] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: you can literlly use any player you can get installed
[08:11]  * BigMack83 has no idea why he was thinking nvidia
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: they will ALL play dvd
[08:12] <BilokShem> mhm
[08:12] <BilokShem> NO!
[08:12] <celthunder> zerodevice, you can apt-get install kde,gnome,xfce4,awesome3 or whatever but first you should do xorg-server and your video drivers
[08:12] <BilokShem> DAMN!
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: can you give me the output of   uname -a
[08:12] <BilokShem> No cuz I dont know how to get it
[08:12] <BilokShem> It didn't work!
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: its a terminal command
[08:12] <zerodevice> celthunder, ok. so wat are the commands to deal with xorg-server and video driver?
[08:13] <BigMack83> Hassanakevazir, but i still have no way i can find to setup an external monitor
[08:13] <BilokShem> SOB!
[08:13] <Hassanakevazir> BigMack83, anyway, I checked libscrollkeeper0 and its not installed on my system
[08:13] <Hassanakevazir> BigMack83, have you got the ATI drivers installed ?
[08:13] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: are you going to tell me what i need to know or mess around?
[08:14] <BigMack83> Hassanakevazir, yes i have all the restricted hardware drivers installed
[08:14] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: your call
[08:14] <BilokShem> Ok
[08:14] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: ive asked you twice now, there won't be a 3rd time
[08:14] <aaditya> haha
[08:14] <BilokShem> what do I type in?
[08:15] <vegombrei> LOL
[08:15] <aaditya> BilokShem: type right here: /exec -o uname
[08:15] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: scroll up
[08:15] <BigMack83> Hassanakevazir, ATI/AMD proprietary FGLRX graphics Driver
[08:16] <BilokShem> Ok
[08:16] <zerodevice> celthunder, can i just put in the ubuntu-desktop live cd and isntall just the gui into the server?
[08:16] <BilokShem> UTC 2009 i686 G
[08:16] <BilokShem> is that the number you wanted
[08:16] <BilokShem> or something else?
[08:16] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: sudo apt-get install w32codecs
[08:16] <allsystemsarego> hey guys FYI, I made a short and sweet video about how to fix GPG / NO_PUBKEY error when adding a PPA - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUenZgES0SE
[08:16] <BilokShem> is that what you wanted yes or no?
[08:17] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: it will do, you are running 32bit linux
[08:17] <cloakinghalk> I've just installed virtualbox and booted up into my physical xp but it has asked me to activate my windows. can someone point me in the right direction to fix this?
[08:17] <BilokShem> Ok
[08:17] <BilokShem> lets wait
[08:18] <Firefishe> cloakinghalk:  you'll probablky need the code you activated windows with before
[08:18] <Hassanakevazir> BigMack83, I haven't used ATI a long time, but isn't there a: application > Other > ATI setting ( or something similar ).
[08:18] <celthunder> zerodevice apt-get install xorg apt-get install video-xf86-<yourvideohere>
[08:18] <BigMack83> ah
[08:18] <swiftarrow> \away
[08:18] <BigMack83> Hassanakevazir, applications > accessories
[08:18] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: try this too:
[08:18] <BigMack83> let me try it
[08:19] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: cd ~/; wget -c http://packages.medibuntu.org/pool/free/libd/libdvdcss/libdvdcss2_1.2.9-2medibuntu4_i386.deb sudo dpkg -i libdvdcss2_1.2.9-2medibuntu4_i386.deb
[08:19] <DarknessssenkraD> Hi everybody
[08:19] <DarknessssenkraD> where can I get help on mounting an external sata drive ?
[08:19] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: all i'm doing is copy / pasting from here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[08:19] <BilokShem> thanks
[08:19] <ActionParsnip> DarknessssenkraD: does it show up in   sudo fdisk -l
[08:20] <DarknessssenkraD> noup :(
[08:20] <BilokShem> Actionparsnip, last thing it said was ldconfig deferred processing now taking place
[08:20] <DarknessssenkraD> but dmesg says it is on sdb, the problem is that I dont see sdb1 or sdb2
[08:20] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: we are happy to help buy when you type useless nonesense when we are asking for information it is hugely annoying
[08:21] <Hassanakevazir> BigMack83, donnu, search around or ask in forums
[08:21] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: you will get that after each and every install you do
[08:21] <realsifo> halo. any video player in terminal?
[08:21] <BilokShem> huh
[08:21] <ActionParsnip> realsifo: mplayer
[08:22] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: after every install you do you will get ldconfig
[08:22] <realsifo> can you help me ?
[08:22] <BilokShem> mhm
[08:22] <BilokShem> I got some crazy error after that second command
[08:22] <ActionParsnip> realsifo: or vlc-nox may be able to play video in terminal
[08:23] <realsifo> mplayer couldn't play in full terminal without x
[08:23] <utlo> Hey has anyone used a vversion USB 727 with ubuntu?  Dose it work out of the box?
[08:23] <aaditya> trying to see video "inside a terminal window"?
[08:23] <aaditya> !hardware|utlo
[08:23] <histo> ActionParsnip: anyluck getting him to install the package?
[08:23] <ActionParsnip> aaditya: hmm, not sure then
[08:23] <Arkku^> i found dragonplayer as quite viable player for anything :3
[08:23] <ActionParsnip> histo: i think he has it
[08:23] <realsifo> vlc-nox could play video without x-windows?
[08:24] <Hassanakevazir> realsifo, if by terminal you mean commanding it through terminal there is plenty, but for playback you need X
[08:24] <histo> ActionParsnip: you need a && in there for the wget / gdebi command
[08:24] <aaditya> ActionParsnip: haven't heard of it, so my answer would be no
[08:24] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: can you run this command: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; dpkg -l | grep dvd | pastebinit
[08:24] <BilokShem> uuuuuh
[08:24] <BilokShem> No more
[08:24] <DarknessssenkraD> anybody knows if I have the sata hd on the /dev/sdb a way to get inside the sdb, because I cant see any sdb1 or sdb2
[08:24] <histo> BilokShem: just copy and paste
[08:24] <BilokShem> Nothing works
[08:24] <BilokShem> Nothing
[08:24] <aaditya> !info aaxine
[08:24] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: you can copy / paste to terminal, thats why i always give the full command
[08:24] <histo> BilokShem: why dont' you just click on the link from the WEBSITE like others have suggested and installt hepackage
[08:25] <BilokShem> None of you, Ubuntu users can play DVDs
[08:25] <histo> BilokShem: everyone is giving alternate instructions because you refuse to install the libdvdcss2 package.
[08:25] <Hassanakevazir> let the poor soul go , lol
[08:25] <histo> See a troll
[08:25] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: AGAIN!!!
[08:25] <BilokShem> histo I do not refuse
[08:25] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: can you stop writing emotional crap when im asking you for information
[08:25] <BilokShem> I already have like 60 times
[08:25] <aaditya> ActionParsnip: mplayer has that capability
[08:25] <aaditya> realsifo: mplayer -vo aa movie.avi
[08:25] <histo> ActionParsnip: he doesn't want help
[08:25] <BilokShem> emotional?
[08:25] <histo> BilokShem: No you haven't obviously
[08:26] <Hassanakevazir> !topic
[08:26] <realsifo> yup i need video player without x win
[08:26] <DarknessssenkraD> :P I want help LOL
[08:26] <BilokShem> I received alot of commands and I am sure libdvdcss2 was one of them
[08:26] <histo> BilokShem:
[08:26] <histo> BilokShem: http://packages.medibuntu.org/pool/free/libd/libdvdcss/libdvdcss2_1.2.9-2medibuntu4_i386.deb   CLICK THAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[08:26] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: i dont care, can you run that command and it will verify to use that it is installed
[08:27] <realsifo> thanks
[08:27] <histo> BilokShem: install that and you are done.
[08:27] <DarknessssenkraD> anybody knows if I have the sata hd on the /dev/sdb a way to get inside the sdb, because I cant see any sdb1 or sdb2
[08:27] <BilokShem> Here goes!
[08:27] <aaditya> !troll>BilokShem
[08:28] <BigMack83> Hassanakevazir, yes that did the trick. thanks.
[08:28] <swiftarrow> !troll>swiftarrow
[08:28] <meshuggah> hello
[08:28] <Mylisto> I'm wondering...is there any program on ubuntu that can be used to create flash based text sequences?
[08:29] <BilokShem> histo: I downloaded it but I cannot click on Install
[08:29] <histo> Mylisto: what like an swf
[08:29]  * DarknessssenkraD is sad
[08:29] <histo> BilokShem: what is the error?
[08:29] <ActionParsnip> hi meshuggah
[08:29] <BilokShem> it says there's been an error because I've already got a later version installed
[08:29] <Mylisto> yeah histo:
[08:29]  * histo is slamming his head up against the wall.
[08:29] <histo> BilokShem: how did you get a later version?
[08:29] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: then its installed which is cool :)
[08:30] <BilokShem> Yeah if its installed why can I not play Monster?
[08:30] <histo> ActionParsnip: no he has something he shouldn't like a jaunty package or god knwos what.
[08:30] <maccam94> why are there two sets of python 3.0 packages in the repositories?
[08:30] <BilokShem> or any DVD for that matter
[08:30] <ActionParsnip> !info libdvdcss2
[08:30] <histo> BilokShem: sudo aptitude purge libdvdcss2  then click on the link I gave you.
[08:30] <histo> BilokShem: do you have a dvd player?
[08:30] <BilokShem> Yes
[08:30] <ActionParsnip> histo: i suspect jaunty
[08:30] <BilokShem> external DVD player
[08:30] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: can you please run this command
[08:31] <BilokShem> which one
[08:31] <Mylisto> histo: do you know of any program to create text based .swf's?
[08:31] <rosa> hola buenos dias
[08:31] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; lsb_release -a | pastebinit
[08:31] <rosa> chicos
[08:31] <histo> Mylisto: nope
[08:31] <DarknessssenkraD> any other chanel where I can get some help with mounting a sata? :$
[08:31] <histo> !es | rosa
[08:31] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: whats the problem?
[08:31] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: it will make your terminal spit out a url,  can you please paste it in here
[08:32] <ActionParsnip> DarknessssenkraD: soes it show up in   sudo fdisk -l
[08:32] <DarknessssenkraD> ActionParsnip: noup
[08:32] <histo> Mylisto: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/jaunty/man3/SWF::TextField.3pm.html
[08:32] <ActionParsnip> DarknessssenkraD: can you please pastebin the output of the command
[08:32] <DarknessssenkraD> I have the sata hd on the /dev/sdb but I cant get inside the sdb, because I cant see any sdb1 or sdb2
[08:32] <blue112> Hello everyone, I'd like to crosscompile a library on a host which doesn't have make. I've compiled it on my losthost, but I cannot do "make install". How can I do ?
[08:32] <BilokShem> ActionParsnip: an error due to a broken pipe
[08:33] <BilokShem> No LSB modules are available
[08:33] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: sudo fdisk -l doens't show /dev/sdb1 or 2 ?
[08:33] <Ububegin> Hei, just a generic qn... Lets say, I have binary txt file with 1,0,1,0,0,0,0, etc (width * height)...anyone knows how i can convert this to a image.... with 0-black and 1-white... can it be done using commands... w/o gg into programming languages
[08:33] <Hassanakevazir> Mylisto, www.osalt.com lists alternatives
[08:33] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: no, there is no sdb1 or sdb2
[08:33] <aaditya> i wish i could gain ssh access to Bilok's box
[08:33] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: what sort of partitions are on the drive?
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: ok can we have the output of   uname -a
[08:34] <BilokShem> didnt I give that?
[08:34] <histo> Mylisto: I believe swftext is what you are looking for.
[08:34] <DarknessssenkraD> a NTSF an ext3 and boot
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> DarknessssenkraD: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit
[08:34] <BilokShem> a while back
[08:34] <histo> Mylisto: you might be able to use windows apps with wine for doing what you want.
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: run:     uname -a | pastebinit
[08:35] <Mylisto> hmm
[08:35] <DarknessssenkraD> ActionParsnip: I dont have the disk conected right now, but it is not showed when I fdisk
[08:35] <Mylisto> didn't think about that
[08:35] <BilokShem> What is that for?
[08:35] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: well if the partitionis are being seen by fdisk..... Are you sure the drive is operational and being seen by the bios?
[08:35] <DarknessssenkraD> ActionParsnip: I have tried that a lot of times
[08:35] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: it will tell use your kernel version and other such useful stuff
[08:35] <zerodevice> celthunder, im using "ATI Radeon HD 3200" but i tried apt-get install video-xf86-ati doesnt seems to work
[08:35] <Spabby> I am using Xwindows to launch a browser, when I connect to my monitor and run in 1280x1024 everything works fine, however when I connect to my TV and set to 720p firefox launches with a massive UI, the font and icons are huge in the centre of the screen, my xorg.conf appears not to be used as it is default and I am using xrandr -s to set the resolution.
[08:35] <Spabby>
[08:35] <Spabby> If I run Opera, everything is rendering perfectly, however with Firefox (and any other program) the screen looks like it is displaying only the middle part of a massive resolution.
[08:35] <Spabby>
[08:35] <FloodBot3> Spabby: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:35] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: lsusb show the drive as connected
[08:35] <Spabby> When I use xrandr -s "1280x720", the TV reports that it is set into 720p resolution, and opera is appearing in 720p. I have googled for hours with no help, so any advice would be awesome!
[08:35] <nutzer> good morning. does anybody use a a110 by one.de with ubuntu?
[08:36] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: can you paste the output of sudo fdsik -l
[08:36] <DarknessssenkraD> ActionParsnip: I have tried that a lot of times but it only shows my actual system
[08:36] <Spabby> I am using Xwindows to launch a browser, when I connect to my monitor and run in 1280x1024 everything works fine, however when I connect to my TV and set to 720p firefox launches with a massive UI, the font and icons are huge in the centre of the screen, my xorg.conf appears not to be used as it is default and I am using xrandr -s to set the resolution.
[08:36] <histo> !pastebinit > DarknessssenkraD
[08:36] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: I dont have the disk conected right now, but it is not showed when I fdisk
[08:36] <Spabby>  If I run Opera, everything is rendering perfectly, however with Firefox (and any other program) the screen looks like it is displaying only the middle part of a massive resolution.
[08:36] <ActionParsnip> !repeat | Spabby
[08:36] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: well you kind of need the disk for it to show when you fdisk
[08:36] <inktri> how do i reset an rsa key?
[08:36] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: you need it connected to mount it.
[08:36] <Spabby>  When I use xrandr -s "1280x720", the TV reports that it is set into 720p resolution, and opera is appearing in 720p. I have googled for hours with no help, so any advice would be awesome!
[08:37] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: I have tried that a lot of times when the disk is conected but it only shows my actual system not the external sata drive
[08:37] <Blaise> Hi people, now that I have installed the latest ATI catalyst drivers, every time I boot, I don't get my native screen resolution, and it doesn't save my changes, how can I fix this?
[08:37] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: basically connect the drive then.  mkdir /media/disk  then you can mount /dev/sdbx /media/disk
[08:37] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: yes I know easy
[08:37] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: so its a usb sata drive?  i'm confused
[08:38] <histo> !ati | Blaise
[08:38] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: but the disk is only shown as sdb not sdb1 or sdb2 or any other
[08:38] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: were is the disk shown like that?
[08:38] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: sata dirve connected trhu a usb converter
[08:38] <lvlefisto> i installed jaunty beta in VBox. After installing VBox GuestAdditions it doesn't start X anymore.
[08:38] <realsifo> halo agian
[08:38] <BilokShem> Hello
[08:38] <Blaise> histo: thanks
[08:38] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: when I plug it in it appears in /dev/sdb/
[08:38] <aaditya> !jaunty|lvlefisto
[08:39] <BilokShem> What's Jaunty?
[08:39] <histo> lvlefisto: you may want ot ask the virtualbox people #virtualbox
[08:39] <lvlefisto> oh, right!
[08:39] <ActionParsnip> lvlefisto: use fix x server from recovery mode menu
[08:39] <realsifo> why my mplayer could render the picture in terminal?
[08:39] <histo> BilokShem: the next version of ubuntu
[08:39] <lvlefisto> thanks aaditya
[08:39] <aaditya> lvlefisto: you're welcome
[08:39] <lvlefisto> ActionParsnip: thanks
[08:39] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: are yougoing to give me the information i want or not?
[08:39] <realsifo> how to fix this eror
[08:39] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: where does it appear in /dev/sdb when you plug it in?
[08:39] <histo> ActionParsnip: don't worry bout it.
[08:40] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: command ls /dev/
[08:40] <maksim> Hello,erverybody..
[08:40] <Giddion> hi,  whats the command to show the currently leased IP address's?
[08:40] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: ls /dev/
[08:40] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: that doesn't show you anything.
[08:40] <BilokShem> ActionParsnip: 2.6.27-11-generic #1 SMP i686 GNU/Linux
[08:40] <realsifo> i use xinefb but the picture also not appears
[08:40] <BilokShem> There you go
[08:40] <Guest28078> HI
[08:40] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: and the dmesg says it is attached to it
[08:40] <Hassanakevazir> ActionParsnip, cool off man
[08:40] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: k.
[08:41] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: hrm.. Are you running gnome when you plug the drive in?
[08:41] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: when I unplugged the /dev/sdb/ disspaears
[08:41] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: yes Im running gnome
[08:41] <ActionParsnip> Hassanakevazir: well im helping him off my own back and i have to ask about 3 times for the same thing before i get information
[08:41] <inktri> how do i reset my rsa keys?
[08:42] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: I was thinking that its automatically getting mounted. hrm.... But I did find this ll im helping him off my own back and  i have to ask abou
[08:42] <Ienorand> Giddion: with ifconfig you see what ip the interfaces are on
[08:42] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=770717
[08:42] <ActionParsnip> Hassanakevazir: its ok maybe twice but after that its just a tad enfuriating
[08:42] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: I had even tried to ./MAKEDEV /dev/sdb/ and nothing happens :(
[08:42] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: sry check out the link. I pasted somethign from a different window by accident. The link is a guy who had a similiar issue.
[08:43] <Giddion> Ienorand yep i can,  but i want to see what IP's my DHCP server has currently leased out
[08:43] <Hassanakevazir> ActionParsnip, well if he does not respond just ignore it until he does and help someone else or do something else.
[08:43] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: ok thats an intrepid kernel
[08:43] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: No it should be working my guess would be something with the adapter going crazy.  You should be able to plug it in and have it auto mounted.
[08:44] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: I know I saw that very same thread, he waited 15 seconds before connecting the drive
[08:44] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: ok then try this: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[08:44] <histo> Hassanakevazir: he keeps comming back every few hours asking the same questions.
[08:44] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: then reboot at your next convenience
[08:44] <inktri> anyone know where pgp keys are stored in ubuntu?
[08:44] <aaditya> inktri: what sort of RSA keys?
[08:44] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: I have tried that, and waited more, and conected it after and before, and nothing seems to work  :S
[08:44] <aaditya> !pgp |inkti
[08:44] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: does the adapter work on other systems?
[08:45] <realsifo> what is framebuffer
[08:45] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: or maybe search for the brand on the forums.
[08:45] <Blaise> Hi people, now that I have installed the latest ATI catalyst drivers, every time I boot, I don't get my native screen resolution, and it doesn't save my changes, how can I fix this?
[08:45] <Hassanakevazir> !ubottu
[08:45] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: I have tried it on Vista but now that I think
[08:45] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: It didt work there neither
[08:45] <aaditya> !framebuffer|realsifo
[08:45] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: but it is recognized too, just not mounted
[08:45] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: I would try on a different machine just to make sure.
[08:46] <DarknessssenkraD> ok, thanks, just trying to see if I was that dumb :P
[08:46] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: ok, thanks, just trying to see if I was that dumb :P
[08:46] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: yeah maybe just some sort of bug or something who knows. That stuff typically just works.
[08:46] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: or the drive could be buggered up.
[08:46] <realsifo> thanks
[08:47] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: I'll try on my girlfriend's laptop and see what happends :P
[08:47] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: THANKS
[08:47] <Kartagis> Giddion, tailf /var/lib/dhcp3/dhcpd.leases
[08:47] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: np
[08:48] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: I read that the community was unfrendly and SHIT like that on a post and telling that you can't really find answers and bla bla bla...... Linux suck and everything, but that is not true
[08:49] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: anyway, see ya
[08:49] <swayed> What is good site to use for temporary paste of images ? ?
[08:49] <Hassanakevazir> imgur
[08:49] <ActionParsnip> imageshack
[08:50] <histo> swayed: I second imageshack.us
[08:50] <ActionParsnip> tinypic
[08:50] <Hassanakevazir> i second imgur, superior those all
[08:50] <swayed> ActionParsnip, Thanks
[08:50] <henux> Hello. I need to install Ubuntu 8.10 from an USB pendrive. How can I do this? Can I just download the install CD .iso and dd it to /dev/sdb1 which is my USB drive?
[08:51] <myrick[on]> Hi  Could someone help me pls.. I wrote a Shellscript to write a formatted Logfile 2 MYSQL: http://rafb.net/p/bofCwg89.html ... but in TMPSQL & CLEARSYS are a lot of new lines .. and the code isnt really nice  Please correct & help me .. it works .. but it makes newlines
[08:51] <swayed> Hassakevazir, http://www.imgur.com/ This looks good too - Thanks......
[08:51] <aaditya> !info usb-creator
[08:52] <aaditya> henux: use usb-creator
[08:52] <swayed> Hassanakevazir, sorry spelled your name wrong - thanks for image site
[08:52] <m4v3r1c> hey
[08:52] <se7en> unetbootin henux
[08:52] <henux> aaditya: i cant i dont have ubuntu atm
[08:52] <m4v3r1c> has anyone tried to install ubuntu 9.04 on vmware
[08:53] <henux> se7en: what is that?
[08:53] <m4v3r1c> vmware tools creates an endless loop and opens up a whole bunch of file managers
[08:53] <m4v3r1c> vmware? its a virtual pc manager to run multiple os's inside
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> m4v3r1c: did you md5 check your iso?
[08:53] <Boohbah> !unetbootin | henux
[08:53] <m4v3r1c> yes
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> m4v3r1c: maybe you need some
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions
[08:53] <henux> ubottu: thx
[08:54] <se7en> apt-get install unetbootin it will install the iso on your usb so you can boot of it henux
[08:54] <Ienorand> m4v3r1c: try unmounting the iso?
[08:54] <m4v3r1c> well, ubuntu installs, its just that the vmware tools cd when mounted keeps opening more file managers
[08:54] <kraut> moin
[08:54] <henux> se7en: sorry, i already told you i dont have ubuntu system atm
[08:54] <henux> se7en: but thanks
[08:54] <swayed> ActionParnip, Can you point in the right direction of a good tutorial how to do a more manual install of Ubuntu - Going to install the new Jaunty and would like to setup my own partition sizes etc. ? ?
[08:54] <henux> Boohbah: thanks for your help
[08:54] <Boohbah> henux: unetbootin also runs on windows
[08:55] <Ienorand> m4v3r1c: or uninstall libbrasero-media0 package, I had same issue
[08:55] <ActionParsnip> swayed: the desktop iso has the option for custom partitioning
[08:55] <henux> Boohbah: i dont have windows either
[08:55] <aaditya> !install
[08:55] <swayed> ActionParsnip, On last 2 installs have just did the easy no brainner installs
[08:55] <cyrus> hi
[08:55] <m4v3r1c> uninstalling libbrasero-media0 lets you install the virtual tools?
[08:56] <ActionParsnip> swayed: then pick manual when it comes to disk partitioning
[08:56] <zerodevice> celthunder, im using "ATI Radeon HD 3200" but i tried apt-get install video-xf86-ati doesnt seems to work
[08:56] <cyrus> i am looking for java script IDE
[08:56] <ActionParsnip> !info eclipse
[08:56] <Ienorand> m4v3r1c: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/brasero/+bug/329146
[08:56] <Hassanakevazir> I need to copy paste a very large bulk of data between two usb hard disks where one regularly dismounts itself ever 5-6 mins. whats the best tool I can use to move the data with all these interruptions?
[08:56] <m4v3r1c> •cyrus• i like Eclipse
[08:56] <cyrus> anyone ahve any IDea
[08:56] <m4v3r1c> sudo apt-get install eclipse
[08:56] <swayed> ActionParsnip, Ok - but not sure how big to make swap, ext4, etc etc.
[08:56] <m4v3r1c> i just installed ubuntu 9.04 with ext4 on both / and /home
[08:56] <guest2> Hi. I'm using Intrepid ibex, and don't get any sound at all. I only get the message no sound device.
[08:57] <m4v3r1c> and then put a swap in as well
[08:57] <ActionParsnip> swayed: ext4 is not advised right now, i would make your swap double the size of your ram
[08:57] <cyrus> ok i will give Eclips a try
[08:57] <m4v3r1c> good plan
[08:57] <cyrus> THanix guys
[08:57] <m4v3r1c> its a good IDE
[08:57] <Ienorand> m4v3r1c: which version are you using, since I did not see this on latest lives
[08:57] <m4v3r1c> which version of ubuntu?
[08:57] <se7en> if i am not misstaken there is also a windows version henux
[08:57] <aaditya> cyrus: did you say Java or JavaScript?
[08:57] <swayed> ActionParsnip, Running 4gigs - that would be quite the swap wouldn't it?
[08:58] <ActionParsnip> swayed: do you anticipate using 4Gb of ram in your ubuntu system?
[08:58] <aaditya> cyrus: For Java, use Eclipse. For JavaScript, http://www.eclipse.org/pdt/
[08:58] <ActionParsnip> swayed: what is the ubuntu boot going to be doing?
[08:58] <se7en> http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ henux
[08:59] <g4lt-lappy> more importantly, do you expect thahat a system running 4G RAM is going to have issues with 8G of disk?
[08:59] <Ienorand> m4v3r1c: Oh ,sorry though we were in +1 channel...
[08:59] <m4v3r1c> ah, no worries
[08:59] <ActionParsnip> swayed: if its standard web browsing and chat then you can get way with a very small or no swap, for system intensive stuff having a larger swap will help
[08:59] <_YKY_> Can I keep both 32bit and 64bit kernels on the same system and choose to boot which one?
[09:00] <g4lt-lappy> typically if you have 4G RAM, I'd question the wisdom of having less than a terabyte of storage
[09:00] <ActionParsnip> swayed: there is no black and white answer
[09:00] <aaditya> _YKY_: no, those are two separate distros
[09:00] <swayed> ActionParsnip, Mostly downloading movies, files, burning CD's - I do like to use it for everything - listening to sounds - surf'n the web etc etc you name it. Burn some DVD's too.....
[09:00] <m4v3r1c> good question _YKY_
[09:00] <m4v3r1c> what about a dual boot?
[09:00] <Boohbah> _YKY_: yes
[09:00] <ActionParsnip> swayed: 1Gb will do yu fine then
[09:00] <_YKY_> Both kernels within one harddisk partition?
[09:00] <g4lt-lappy> if 8/1000ths your disk is asking too much, there's a problem
[09:00] <Boohbah> aaditya: what?
[09:01] <m4v3r1c> im not sure if that would wokr
[09:01] <Ienorand> m4v3r1c: Then the fix might not be in Ibex... anyhow... I solved a very similar issue by uninstalling the libbrasero-media0 package which apparently conflicted with nautilus not allowing it to start...
[09:01] <m4v3r1c> work*
[09:01] <ActionParsnip> swayed: you wont hit 4gb ever but its nice to have a little one, set your swappiness to 1 or 2 and you'll be fine
[09:01] <aaditya> Boohbah: 32-bit and 64-bit have entirely different packages
[09:01] <ActionParsnip> aaditya: but you can run 32bit packages in 64bit with ia32-libs ;)
[09:01] <swayed> ActionParsnip, cool - Not sure how my last "no brainner" install did it but ended up using 9gigs for my swap - way way to much....
[09:02] <aaditya> well, yeah. how would you go for installing a 64-bit kernel on 32-bit machine?
[09:02] <aaditya> or
[09:02] <aaditya> nevermind
[09:02] <ActionParsnip> swayed: yep, 2 x ram
[09:02] <m4v3r1c> if you have a 64 bit machine
[09:02] <aaditya> how would you install a 32-bit kernel on a 64-bit OS and machine?
[09:02] <m4v3r1c> you can install both 32 and 64 i think
[09:02] <m4v3r1c> you could always use a virtual machine
[09:02] <swayed> ActionParsnip, But that sounds way over kill correct?
[09:02] <m4v3r1c> depending on why you needed one or the other
[09:02] <alphanet> hello, is it possible to lock the luminosity? when I start software such as mplayer, qemu, they seem to interact with the screen saver and reestablish the maximum luminosity, which is annoying. I can fix it with the -nostop-xscreensaver, but how can I do this globally?
[09:02] <ActionParsnip> aaditya: you cant, but if you have a 64bit kernel you can install and run 32bit apps
[09:03] <aaditya> ActionParsnip: right. So 32-bit and 64-bit kernels can't co-exist in one installation..
[09:03] <ActionParsnip> swayed: depends, if you are performing full 3d rendering then i'd have that much swap, it just covers all areas if it goes OTT
[09:03] <ActionParsnip> aaditya: wouldnt think so
[09:03] <simplexio> ls
[09:04] <ActionParsnip> swayed: remember, ubuntu is trying to be a 1 glove fits all
[09:04] <aaditya> swayed: how much RAM?
[09:05] <salimane> release candidate ?
[09:05] <salimane> it supposed to be today right ?
[09:05] <swayed> aaditya, I have 4gb's and my swap is set at 9gb's
[09:06] <aaditya> swayed: i doubt if you'd ever end up using entire 4GB on a desktop
[09:06] <aaditya> it's a desktop, right?
[09:06] <salimane> release candidate anyone ?
[09:06] <aaditya> salimane: what about it?
[09:06] <maxagaz> is it correct to say "fixed telephone" like we say cell phone ?
[09:07] <salimane> ican't find it anywhere
[09:07] <salimane> i wanna download it
[09:07] <ActionParsnip> !jaunty | salimane
[09:07] <aaditya> salimane: http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/jaunty/beta
[09:08] <ActionParsnip> salimane: http://ftp.riken.jp/Linux/ubuntu-cdimage/jaunty/
[09:08] <salimane> aaditya , that link is the beta
[09:08] <sierinjs_lv> HELP! " nvidia driver: needs x to be dead; bash: 1) kill x   \r\n   start   2) nvidia drv inst. <- 1) starts well, but there is no sign of 2), why? :[
[09:08] <ActionParsnip> salimane: read what ubottu said
[09:08] <aaditya> salimane: it's going to be released in a week
[09:08] <swayed> aaditya, http://www.imgur.com/29AV5
[09:08] <aaditya> salimane: April 23rd, to be precise
[09:09] <Ienorand> salimane: not available yet... I've come to take a "relaese on 23" as mening "available on 24"... hence one doesnaaditya 't need to fuss :)
[09:09] <swayed> aaditya, crazy huh?
[09:09] <aaditya> swayed: indeed
[09:09] <ActionParsnip> salimane: today is April 16th
[09:09] <aaditya> :D
[09:09] <aaditya> swayed: i'd swapoff, and use gparted to use that area for something else
[09:09] <Ienorand> salimane: I meant to say release on 16 can be taken as available on the 17th
[09:09] <mmcji> aaditya: I got fstab all straightened out with UUID's now.   It makes so much more sense then the way I was doing it.  Thanks for sending me in the correct direction and for the URL's with info about UUID's.
[09:10] <swayed> aaditya, That y on the Jaunty install I plan to do want to set partitions manually.
[09:10] <aaditya> mmcji: you're welcome :)
[09:10] <aaditya> mmcji: glad i could help
[09:10] <salimane> ok then i'll wait until tomorow
[09:10] <kyledr> which package do i want to install to get cyrus sasl as required for ldap/samba/kerberos?
[09:10] <adub> tcpdump question when im running tcpdump and want to issue the -w writepcapfile what command line switch will still display the packet dump I capture
[09:10] <mmcji> I have another question too :-)
[09:10] <ActionParsnip> salimane: 7 tomorrows
[09:10] <aaditya> LOL @ salimane
[09:10] <salimane> i'm just eager to try it :)
[09:10] <Ienorand> salimane: That is a stress relieving philosophy.
[09:11] <salimane> Ienorand :D
[09:11] <macvr> hi all... i'm using Boot-Up manager , i'm thinking of disabling RSYNC , WINBIND , SAMBA , POSTFIX , why i'm thinking of doing this is> since 1] i dont use remote file management i dont need rsync .2] rarely use windows file exchange , so no need of samba/winbind 3] i use thunderbird. i dont use evolution, so if postfix is supposed to work with only evolution, can i turn this off? could any one tell me if this is correct? or would these changes break my
[09:11] <macvr>  system?
[09:11] <aaditya> !cn|salimane
[09:11] <swayed> aaditya, Kind of mute point in few days anyway - will like I said be doing fresh clean install of Jaunty on a bigger 500GB drive.... But would like to read up on best way to go with this....
[09:11] <Ienorand> aaditya: wt?
[09:12] <ActionParsnip> salimane: you could install the beta then when the release date rolls round you will upgrade into it
[09:12] <mmcji> I am familiar with /etc/network/interface on ubuntu, but what keeps track of the current eth#  example, I seem to have ever increasing eth#'s when I upgrade my system.  I have a single NIC on my server but it is named eth5
[09:12] <aaditya> swayed: sounds fun
[09:12] <swayed> aaditya, have come a long ways but still learning - aren't we all
[09:12] <sierinjs_lv> HELP! " nvidia driver: needs x to be dead; bash: 1) kill x \r\n   2) start nvidia drv inst. <- 1) starts well, but there is no sign of 2), why? :[
[09:12] <salimane> yep i'm in the beta but i like fresh install :)
[09:12] <aaditya> swayed: yes
[09:13] <ActionParsnip> mmcji: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/62716
[09:13]  * aaditya is heading out
[09:14] <pjfry1> memtest 1.7 -- I am getting a report of memory errors -- is there a way to fix this
[09:14] <aaditya> ciao folks
[09:14] <sierinjs_lv> HELP! " nvidia driver: needs x to be dead; bash: 1) kill x \r\n   2) start nvidia drv inst. <- 1) starts well, but there is no sign of 2), why? :[
[09:14] <aaditya> oh damn
[09:14] <aaditya> my memtest didn't run the last time i tried
[09:14] <DeosamoX> Any good porn?
[09:14] <DeosamoX> any good porn website?
[09:14] <aaditya> ActionParsnip: kick ^^ out?
[09:14] <pjfry1> It seem to be working perfectly.
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> !ot | DeosamoX
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> !coc | DeosamoX
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> aaditya: i'm not an op
[09:15] <aaditya> ah
[09:15] <c_nick> any room for sorting algorithms in c
[09:15] <aaditya> i forgot..
[09:15] <ikonia> whats up
[09:15] <MenZa> ikonia→ see up -
[09:15] <ikonia> he's gone
[09:15] <Hassanakevazir> aaditya, sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[09:16] <jetftwi> Ubuntu guys I am a computer engineering undergraduate and I am now currently 50% 50% about studying either linux   or windows  in detail I opt linux for I think of nothing but looking for advice from you what do you think I am doing ,
[09:16] <ikonia> I assume you mean DeosamoX
[09:16] <aaditya> haha thanks Hassanakevazir
[09:16] <ActionParsnip> !ot | jetftwi
[09:16] <aaditya> g'nite folks
[09:16] <pjfry1> Jetfwi I would attemp to study both ...
[09:17] <Hassanakevazir> woops wrong person
[09:17] <jscinoz_> jetftwi: linux, no question, its much more flexible, and linux sysadmins are more useful than windows sysadmins
[09:17] <jedi06> i'm trying to mount ext3fs in windows vista but it says it can't mount it becuase there is an inode size unequal to 128 bytes
[09:17] <Hassanakevazir> sierinjs_lv, aaditya, sudo /etc/init.d/gdm sto
[09:17] <ikonia> jedi06: ext3 is a 3rd party product in windows - nothing to do with ubuntu
[09:17] <Hassanakevazir> sierinjs_lv, aaditya, sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[09:17] <jscinoz_> jetftwi: yeah ext2ifs hasnt been updated in a long time, a while ago the default inode size was set to 256
[09:18] <jscinoz_> jetftwi: so basically unless you recreate the  ext3 partition with a smaller inode size (destroying all data), you wont be able to read it with that ext2ifs driver for windows
[09:18] <jedi06> ikonia i want to know more about inode sizes
[09:18] <ActionParsnip> jedi06: ask in ##windows
[09:18] <jedi06> i did they directed to me that driver
[09:18] <ikonia> jedi06: that's nothing to do with ubuntu, I'm sure wikipedia has details on what an idnode is
[09:19] <Hassanakevazir> jedi06, don't use those drivers if you don't want your system tanked
[09:19] <pjfry1> The memtest tells me there are 78 errors on test 3 and hangs up on test 4 ... if I swap the ram wouldn't this fix the problem??
[09:19] <jedi06> Hassanakevazir why
[09:19] <ActionParsnip> jedi06: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inode
[09:19] <Hassanakevazir> jedi06, are mounting your ubuntu partition?
[09:19] <jedi06> are they supposed to be 128 bytes
[09:19] <jscinoz_> pjfry1: sounds like it, your ram is borked
[09:19] <jedi06> yes Hassanakevazir
[09:19] <ikonia> jedi06: they can be what ever you want
[09:19] <jedi06> it would be really nice
[09:20] <ikonia> jedi06: you can set them - again, this is nothing to do with ubuntu
[09:20] <ActionParsnip> pjfry1: sounds like your ram is faulty, run the test again to see if its peplicatable, if so. new ram
[09:20] <temp> can somebody paste me the content of the /etc/apache2/apache2.conf i was trying to fix some syntax error but i screw this totally
[09:20] <jscinoz_> jedi06: those drivers, aside from not supporting inode size >128, have been known to completely or partially corrupt ext2/3 filesystems
[09:20] <ActionParsnip> temp: did you create a backup copy before playing?
[09:20] <dandre> Hello,
[09:21] <temp> ActionParsnip nope
[09:21] <ActionParsnip> temp: will you next time?
[09:21] <mmcji> woot!
[09:21] <mmcji> ActionParsnip: thanks
[09:21] <Hassanakevazir> jedi06, messed up my system file permissions twice, and there is no way to easily fix it,I won't recommend mounting your ubuntu partition. use a gparted live cd and shrink your ubuntu partition, then creat a fat partition for sharing out of the extra space.
[09:21] <temp> ActionParsnip yeah i`ll make copy
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> mmcji: np bro
[09:22] <dandre> what sould be the best method to remotely access my ubuntu workstation 8.10?
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> temp: good, i dont have the file personally. i'm sure there will be ones online
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> temp: before you modify ANY conf file, make a copy
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> temp: e.g.  sudo cp /etc/apache2/apache2.conf /etc/apache2/apache2.conf_old
[09:23] <faitz> apt-get --purge remove apache2
[09:23] <jedi06> Hassanakevazir thats not a bad idea
[09:23] <timotheus> why does "info bash" bring up the man page instead of the info documentation in Ubuntu?
[09:24] <Hassanakevazir> dandre, what OS you use to access your workstation ?
[09:24] <temp> faitz ?
[09:25] <dandre> Hassanakevazir: ubuntu 8.10 both sides
[09:25] <faitz> temp: to delete apache2 including config files, then reinstall
[09:25] <temp> faitz should be this working -> apt-get --purge remove apache2
[09:26] <ActionParsnip> or use  sudo apt-get --reinstall install apache2
[09:27] <starn> does anybody know where firefox for linux stores signons.txt? for the passwords?
[09:28] <Hassanakevazir> dandre, easiest would be setting up system > Preferences > Remote desktop  on the remote workstation, then at the other one  Internet > remote Desktop Viewer
[09:28] <faitz> temp: yea, it should be working
[09:28] <faitz> temp: you need to be root ofc
[09:30] <dandre> ok but that way I must have an opened session on the remote workstation
[09:30] <ActionParsnip> faitz: you mean use sudo right
[09:31] <djayhogan> starn: check ~/.mozilla/firefox/[PROFILE_DIRECTORY]
[09:31] <dzup> hi, whats a good replacement for my current network manager in gnome for intrepid as come out by defuault, my netmanager is very slow when try to get wifi signal.
[09:31] <starn> where would this be? home?
[09:32] <djayhogan> starn: right, /home/[username]/...   et cetera
[09:32] <ActionParsnip> dzup: wifi-radar
[09:32] <YaRaLi___> python-vm-builder friends using ubuntu how do u jeos
[09:32] <app> I compiled kernel.org kernel with make, make modules_install and make install. Why do I remember that last time my menu.lst was automatically updated, and initrd automatically created, but not this time? Why?
[09:32] <starn> ok thank you djayhogan
[09:33] <ActionParsnip> !kernel | app
[09:33] <archman> Is "linux-headers-2.6.27-13 used if I run 2.6.27-14 kernel?
[09:34] <Hassanakevazir> dandre, then you could try : ssh -X username@ipadress <program name>
[09:34] <dzup> ActionParsnip: thanks, i did wifi-radar, but askme for root credentials :s
[09:34] <faitz> ActionParsnip: i mean you gotta be root, sudo would be one command to gain root
[09:34] <Hassanakevazir> dandre, no idea how to login into graphical desktop remotely
[09:34] <dzup> to run (its installe already)
[09:34] <archman> dzup, me too, it needs to ask you for it...
[09:35] <dzup> i recall a program for the network manager that come out by default in intrepid w gnome2, but i cant remember the name.
[09:35] <ActionParsnip> faitz: sudo is advised, root account is disabled for security in ubuntu and is heavily advised against enabling it
[09:35] <dandre> Hassanakevazir: I have a segmentation fault
[09:35] <ziroday> dzup: nm-applet?
[09:35] <ActionParsnip> dzup: are you a member of the admin roup?
[09:36] <Mylisto> does anyone know if there is a flash based text generator for ubuntu?
[09:36] <dzup> yes
[09:36] <jahid> hi
[09:36] <dzup> ActionParsnip: yes i am
[09:36] <ActionParsnip> dzup: then run  gksudo wifi-radar
[09:37] <jahid> this morning, i was updating through synaptic tool, and i had a power failure. but now i see that there is a problem. i googled it,and found that it was asking me to do "sudo dpkg --configure -a", but when i do taht i get "dpkg: parse error, in file `/var/lib/dpkg/updates/0038' near line 1:
[09:37] <jahid>  field name `stream-bitstream_vera_sans_mono-medium-o-normal--0-0-0-0-m-0-iso8859-9' must be followed by colon"
[09:37] <dzup> ActionParsnip: yes but i dont want to be root every time i like to connect my wifi, its incovenient in my laptop :(
[09:37] <jahid> any idea?
[09:37] <jahid> any idea how can i fix it?
[09:38] <ziroday> jahid: try do sudo apt-get clean and then try dpkg --configure -a
[09:38] <ActionParsnip> dzup: then nm-applet i guess, i dont use gui apps for my wifi so i'm not much help here, sorry
[09:38] <jahid> ziroday: its still the same
[09:38] <dzup> ActionParsnip: thanks i give a try to nm-applet
[09:38] <faitz> ActionParsnip: i'm well aware of that, but however temp has to gain some kind of super-user ability to (re)install apache2.
[09:39] <ziroday> jahid: okay, do sudo apt-get remove ttf-bitstream-vera
[09:39] <Hassanakevazir> dandre, can you do regular ssh? with no -X
[09:39] <ActionParsnip> faitz: sudo apt-get --reinstall install apache2
[09:39] <He-man> Hello everybody.
[09:39] <ttwj> what does sudo -i do?
[09:39] <archman> How to make nm-applet not to autoconnect when it's run?
[09:39] <macvr>  hi all... i'm using Boot-Up manager , i'm thinking of disabling RSYNC , WINBIND , SAMBA , POSTFIX , why i'm thinking of doing this is> since 1] i dont use remote file management i dont need rsync .2] rarely use windows file exchange , so no need of samba/winbind 3] i use thunderbird. i dont use evolution, so if postfix is supposed to work with only evolution, can i turn this off? could any one tell me if this is ok?or would these changes break my syst
[09:39] <macvr> em?
[09:39] <jahid> ziroday: its like this now ---------> jahid@spider:/var/lib/dpkg$ sudo apt-get remove ttf-bitstream-vera
[09:39] <jahid> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[09:39] <jahid> jahid@spider:/var/lib/dpkg$
[09:40] <ziroday> jahid: okay and when doing dpkg --configure -a you still get the error?
[09:40] <tofu_logic> sudo executes a command with root privilages
[09:40] <temp> faitz this is not my main problem here a post it http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1019562
[09:40] <jahid> ziroday:  yeah, and its liek this ---------> jahid@spider:/var/lib/dpkg$ sudo dpkg --configure -a
[09:40] <jahid> dpkg: parse error, in file `/var/lib/dpkg/status' near line 1:
[09:40] <jahid>  newline in field name `
[09:40] <jahid> jahid@spider:/var/lib/dpkg$
[09:40] <oospunkey> ok I'm a total newb and just lost grub on my ubuntu machine with an "error 15: file not found" message can anybody help
[09:40] <FloodBot3> jahid: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:40] <dandre> Hassanakevazir: I have a seg fault whan I am trying to use vinagre
[09:40] <ActionParsnip> macvr: if you use samba at all i would leave the winbin/samba stuff on
[09:41] <Hassanakevazir> dandre, what about other applications?
[09:41] <faitz> ActionParsnip: you really don't understand me, right?
[09:41] <dandre> all applications are fine except  vinagre
[09:41] <ttwj> what does sudo -i do?
[09:41] <macvr> ActionParsnip: i havent used samba in nearly 6 months ,, what about the others, postfix?
[09:42] <jahid> ziroday: any idea? :/
[09:42] <He-man> Can someone tell me why my evolution is playing up?  My emails decided to send all my new emails to junk, and even swapped some of my emails around.  Is it a virus?
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> ttwj: its the advised way to get a "root terminal"
[09:42] <ttwj> ah
[09:42] <ttwj> ic
[09:42] <ttwj> thanks
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> ttwj: -i means intercative sudo
[09:42] <ttwj> kk
[09:42] <ttwj> is su better?
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> ttwj: no, it doesnt configure the environment correctly
[09:43] <ttwj> so sudo (command) is still the best
[09:43] <ttwj> wow, 1301 users
[09:43] <ttwj> this is the largest network
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> ttwj: sudo / gksudo command is strongly advised
[09:43] <ttwj> okay
[09:43] <ttwj> thanks ActionParsnip
[09:44] <jahid> any help about this issue ---> http://paste.ubuntu.com/151950/
[09:44] <dzup> ActionParsnip: i may need wicd :)
[09:44] <ljuwaidah> hi
[09:45] <ljuwaidah> if I download 9.04 beta, how much download will I require later to upgrade to the final release?
[09:45] <ttwj> ???
[09:45] <ttwj> ljuwaidah, what do you mean
[09:45] <ActionParsnip> jahid: sudo mv /var/lib/dpkg/updates/0038 ~/;  sudo dpkg --configure -a; sudo apt-get -f install; sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get update
[09:45] <He-man> Does anybody know what is happening to my evolution?
[09:45] <Hassanakevazir> dandre, probably because vinagre needs an active session, look for a way to start a session on a remote desktop, maybe someone on forums knows
[09:45] <ActionParsnip> ljuwaidah: you will upgrade seamlessly into final
[09:46] <ubuntistas> will upgrade be easy for the new version? is a long term support 9.04?
[09:46] <GrandCouillon> hi guys ! any news of the Jaunty RC ?
[09:46] <freiburger> Hallo Leute im welchem Chat wird deutsch gesprochen
[09:46] <ActionParsnip> ljuwaidah: so depends on what you have installed compared to the final release
[09:46] <ActionParsnip> !janty
[09:46] <ActionParsnip> !jaunty
[09:46] <Shift_Wreck> Can anyone tell me if there is any appreciable difference between the .Xdefaults and the .Xresources files?
[09:46] <ljuwaidah> ActionParsnip: do the basic packages change a lot before the final release (I think they do, don't they?)
[09:46] <jahid> ActionParsnip: here is the output --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/151953/
[09:47] <ttwj> this looks like spam
[09:47] <dandre> I have an active session on the remote
[09:47] <ttwj> ..
[09:48] <ttwj> jahid, do a sudo dkpg --configure -a
[09:48] <oospunkey> can anyone help me get my ubuntu grub back?
[09:48] <jahid> ActionParsnip:  its says -> dpkg: parse error, in file `/var/lib/dpkg/status' near line 1: newline in field name `
[09:49] <He-man> Does anyone know why my evolution is playing up in ubuntu?  I don't understand it.
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[09:49] <FloodBot3> earcar_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
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[09:49] <ljuwaidah> the problem is the net is expensive here, downloading 700 MB costs ~ 2 USD that's why I don't want to download it twice
[09:49] <floatboat> wow
[09:49] <Hassanakevazir> dandre, huh , you said you didn't . well you could try installing vnc and configuring it on the remote desktop via ssh, then use vnc from local to login
[09:49] <floatboat> that's insane
[09:49] <floatboat> where do you live?
[09:49] <Shift_Wreck> Can anyone tell me if there is any appreciable difference between the .Xdefaults and the .Xresources files?
[09:49] <jfogg> Feel like a noob, trying to install u8.10, once past selecting language, none of the options (i.e. Install Ubuntu, Check CD for defects, etc.) work... any thoughts?
[09:49] <ljuwaidah> floatboat: Oman
[09:49] <floatboat> oman?
[09:49] <floatboat> is that a country?
[09:50] <ljuwaidah> floatboat: it's a country in the middle east, next to UAE, where dubai is
[09:50] <floatboat> oh
[09:50] <He-man> ljuwaidah:  I will probably visit Dubai briefly soon.
[09:50] <cubays> Hi. I have Win. on primary partition and Ubuntu on extended and GRUB does not appeared and system automatically boot Win.What should I do pls?
[09:50] <Hassanakevazir> !tab
[09:50] <ljuwaidah> He-man: you'll like it :)
[09:50] <ljuwaidah> floatboat: how much does it cost where you live?
[09:51] <floatboat> i have no idea
[09:51] <ActionParsnip> jahid: ive seen this before, just trying to find the fix
[09:51] <He-man> I have a problem with my emails on ubuntu.  I wonder if it is a virus.
[09:51] <ia> hello. could anybody help me, please. I use ubuntu intrepid and i'm trying to get it works with nvidia driver. I've installed nvidia-glx-<version> driver and sources for it. now, i guess, i should run dkms to make binary module for it, right? I've done sudo dkms add -m nvidia -v 173.14.12 and rebooted, but nothings happens. so, i will be very appreciate for any clues.
[09:51] <ljuwaidah> floatboat: humm... what's your download speed?
[09:52] <jahid> ActionParsnip: thanks a lot, please let me know if you find something.
[09:52] <ActionParsnip> jahid: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-385886.html
[09:53] <ActionParsnip> jahid: the bottom is what you need, just dont use su, put sudo in front of the commands
[09:53] <jahid> ActionParsnip: yeah, i am looking into it :D
[09:53] <dandre> ok I can use rdesktop but not vinagre.
[09:54] <Hassanakevazir> !ubottu
[09:54] <sinelaw> how can i control/determine which video driver xorg is using?
[09:54] <sinelaw> the xorg.conf file doesn't say much
[09:55] <Hassanakevazir> !stopgdm is sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[09:55] <ubuntistas> what's new in jackalope is it faster?
[09:55] <jfogg> trying to install 8.10, once past language select, I cannot select any of the options... I hit enter and nothing happens... thoughts?
[09:55] <ActionParsnip> ubuntistas: is here
[09:56] <sinelaw> it doesn't specify antything except for saying Identifier: "default driver" or something like that
[09:56] <sinelaw> but i want to know which driver is being used
[09:56] <ActionParsnip> jfogg: did you md5 check your iso as well as verify the burned cd was ok once initially booted to?
[09:56] <sinelaw> so how do i find out?
[09:56] <ActionParsnip> sinelaw: sudo lshw | less
[09:57] <dandre> Hassanakevazir: I have this error in syslog:
[09:57] <dandre> Apr 16 10:43:55 portable-daniel kernel: [  941.057348] vinagre[11368]: segfault at 0 ip 00000000 sp bfedb68c error 4 in vinagre[8048000+22000]
[09:57] <jfogg> I havn't md5'd it yet... trying that now... I hit enter on "verify the burned cd was okay, and nothing happens
[09:58] <ActionParsnip> jfogg: you should md5 BEFORE burning, if it fails MD5 test you will need to redownload and will have wasted a cd
[09:58] <sinelaw> ActionParsnip, That gives me the hardware info - which I already know. I want to know which xorg driver is being used.
[09:58] <jfogg> cool... testing now...
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> sinelaw: for what device?
[09:59] <sinelaw> the display
[09:59] <sinelaw> i mean, graphics adapter
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> sinelaw: then press q, then run: sudo lshw -C display
[10:00] <ActionParsnip> sinelaw: read the last line where it says module
[10:00] <ActionParsnip> and driver
[10:00] <tux4prez> anyone may freely have my conky script found @ http://tux4prez.kicks-ass.net:8080/conkyrc
[10:00] <ActionParsnip> sinelaw: thats the exact same output, just outputting the video portion
[10:01] <ActionParsnip> sinelaw: the first command I gave you shows that as well, you must've not read it
[10:02] <ActionParsnip> sinelaw: if you wanna look supe smart: sudo lshw -C display | grep driver
[10:03] <sinelaw> ActionParsnip, I know what that output is and I've read it. But lshw is not what I need - it tells me what my hardware is, but I want to know what display driver xorg is using
[10:03] <ActionParsnip> sinelaw: that driver IS the one xorg is using
[10:03] <sinelaw> ActionParsnip, that returns nothing.
[10:03] <ActionParsnip> afaik
[10:03] <ziroday> sinelaw: pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log, its in there
[10:04] <jacobfoggg> Can't seem to find the MD5 for U8.10 Desktop...
[10:04] <sinelaw> ziroday, great looking through that
[10:04] <ActionParsnip> lspci -v
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> jacobfoggg: 32bit or 64bit
[10:05] <ziroday> sinelaw: pastebin it and we can tell ya
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> jacobfoggg: http://releases.ubuntu.com/8.10/MD5SUMS
[10:05] <disappearedng_> how do I make my partiion automount on startup
[10:05] <ziroday> !fstab | disappearedng_
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> disappearedng_: add a line in /etc/fstab
[10:05] <sinelaw> ok, got it, it's using 'radeon'. thanks.
[10:05] <jedi06> i got a little dilemma, I have ubuntu/vista dedicated dual boot.  In ubuntu I have guest XP.  I have some software in XP that is under version control.  I want one place to hold my files and I can get to them no matter where I am...
[10:06] <ActionParsnip> sinelaw: lspci -v may help
[10:06] <Blue112_2> Hello how can I pipe rm with a file. I have one file to destroy per line so I want to do something like : cat file.txt | rm -v
[10:06] <Blue112_2> But it doesn't work
[10:07] <ActionParsnip> sinelaw: lspci -v | grep driver
[10:10] <jahid> ActionParsnip: i followed that online posting, now if execute "sudo dpkg --configure -a", it gives no error, and seems like executed. but when i click on my update manager, it shows me pending updates, and when i click on "install update" its says "another synaptic is running"
[10:10] <ross_> HELLO...........abyone there?
[10:10] <jahid> no :)
[10:11] <dayo> me neither :P
[10:11] <ross_> anyone know where my Firefox cache is likely to be? Please?
[10:11] <dayo> yes
[10:11] <sinelaw> ActionParsnip, that gives kernel drivers, but thanks I've already found the answer in Xorg.0.log
[10:11] <ActionParsnip> cool
[10:11] <dayo> ross_: .mozilla/firefox/blablabla.default/Cache
[10:12] <ross_> can find it on XP, but the Linux file system is a bit mysterious to me.
[10:12] <lwl2k> hello everybody
[10:12] <ActionParsnip> ross_: its the same kinda place, just that application data is all stored in ~/ under hidden folders
[10:12] <dayo> ross_: .mozilla/firefox/blablabla.default/Cache
[10:13] <mrwoody> hi *. How secure can I be that I can maintain my pCrivacy using "ssh -D ... " to tunnel the web?
[10:13] <dayo> ross_: if u're using Nautilus, you'll have to View-->Show Hidden Files
[10:13] <tux4prez> mrwoody, change the ssh port to something random, then your ssh is less vulnerable
[10:14] <shambat> anyone here tried Wubi? Will Wubi 9.04 be available soon?
[10:15] <mrwoody> tux4prez: well what I want to make sure is that I can surf where I like, without the people of this place know about this... if i use a strange port, wouldn't it look suspicious?
[10:16] <jahid> Hi, if I execute "sudo dpkg --configure -a", it gives no error, and seems like executed. but when i click on my update manager, it shows me pending updates, and when i click on "install update" its says "another synaptic is running" , any suggestion?
[10:16] <tux4prez> killall synaptic
[10:16] <tux4prez> then restart
[10:16] <tux4prez> i see what your getting at woody, nevermind i was thinking of a different situation
[10:17] <mrwoody> tux4prez: so does it mean that it is pretty ok? do you know any doc about this? does it really encrypt everything?
[10:17] <ross_> OK, thanks, found my Firefox cache to grab the FLV file - saves d/loading again.
[10:17] <djayhogan> Blue112_2, with the filenames in file.txt, use xargs rm < file.txt
[10:17] <tux4prez> it uses SSL
[10:17] <jahid> tux4prez: it worked, thanks :)
[10:18] <tux4prez> =)
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> !fixapt
[10:18] <tux4prez> http://tux4prez.kicks-ass.net:8080/Screenshot-5.jpg
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> jahid 6
[10:18] <mrwoody> tuz4prez: ssl? i thought ssh? how can i make sure that it is working correctly?
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> jahid: sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock;sudo dpkg --configure -a
[10:19] <jahid> ActionParsnip: ohhh, ok thanks!
[10:19] <tux4prez> http://tux4prez.kicks-ass.net:8080/Screenshot-5.png
[10:19] <tux4prez> check out my LFS box jahid
[10:19] <tux4prez> i got compiz running sweet on here
[10:19] <He-man> Hello again.  Can anyone please help me.  I am still trying to open up my emails in ubuntu, but can't seem to open them.  They aren't opening, and when they did, my emails all kept on switching places with one another.
[10:20] <jahid> tux4prez: what is lfs? :o
[10:20] <tux4prez> linux from scratch
[10:20] <tux4prez> where you compile your entire operating system from source
[10:20] <tux4prez> i have no package management =)
[10:20] <ziroday> Hi, I'm working in a school environment where we have just setup an ubuntu pc as a trial. Now every student has to login to the wifi using network manager, but as soon as one enters there username and password its remembered. Is there an easier way around this?
[10:20] <ziroday> as in have the login dropped after a period of inactivity?
[10:21] <tux4prez> its probably remembered client side
[10:21] <tux4prez> He-man, what email client are you using?
[10:21] <ziroday> tux4prez: are you talking to me?
[10:21] <tux4prez> i would install thunderbird
[10:21] <tux4prez> yeah ziroday
[10:21] <He-man> tux4prez:  Thanks mate.  I am using evolution.
[10:21] <tux4prez> the passwords are usually remembered client side
[10:22] <tux4prez> i always have problems with evolution, give thunderbird a whirl
[10:22] <ziroday> tux4prez: well of course its remembered client side, thats where they logged in. I want the password dropped after inactivity
[10:22] <ziroday> tux4prez: what do you mean the windows jump around?
[10:22] <tux4prez> its in the settings of the browsers
[10:22] <He-man> tux4pres: Right.  What will happen to my emails?
[10:22] <tux4prez> they will be downloading to a new program
[10:22] <ziroday> He-man: sorry, what do you mean the windows jump around? Can you take a screenshot?
[10:23] <ziroday> tux4prez: please address the person you are talking to, for all our sanity
[10:23] <tux4prez> =)