[08:20] <Merwin_> Hi, do you know how I can bzr update update but only 1 commit ?
[08:20] <Merwin_> I don't want to take all the new commits, juste one
[08:23] <bob2> perhaps you want to cherrypick instead then
[08:26] <Peng> If you only want the *first* revision, update takes an -r argument.
[08:27] <Peng> First *new* revision, that is.
[11:12]  * jelmer waves
[15:48] <Movix> hello, i'm still unable to find the right folder and bazzar structure to handle my workspace. Is anybody here able to give 5 minutes please ?
[15:49] <AuroraBorealis> sure
[15:50] <Movix> ok, i make a short descrption of it
[15:55] <Movix> i have a website cms that has modules. A module can have file in multpiple folder in the root of the cms, f.ex. /modules/modulesname, /themes/templates/modulesname, where the cms itself also has folders in these. A customer website now owns all files from the CMS plus the modules i need. how do i make things that i can make changes to a module that i can update within a customer site without having to branch the module developement from the core CMS branch ?
[15:56] <Movix> sorry my english is bad, hope the question is clear
[15:57] <Movix> i'm reading tutorials and other blogs to understand, tested a lot the past days but still no way to get what i'm expting
[15:58] <AuroraBorealis> uhh
[15:58] <AuroraBorealis> not sure what you are asking :<
[15:58] <Movix> hmmm
[15:59] <AuroraBorealis> why not just have one branch for...everything?
[16:00] <Movix> because a nay point i'd like to have a folder with only the files related to a specific module
[16:01] <Movix> at any point
[16:01] <AuroraBorealis> i mean a branch can have multiple folders under it...
[16:02] <Movix> You mean to have a root folder witch /cmscore and /mymodule ?
[16:03] <AuroraBorealis> you can do whatever you want honestly
[16:03] <AuroraBorealis> bazaar tracks folders
[16:05] <Movix> assuming this, i'll have /cmscore/modules/, cmscore/themes on one hand, and /mymodule/modules/mymodule, /myodule/themes/templates/mymodule on the other.
[16:05] <Movix> Now i'd like to release this to the server, both subfolders (cmscore/* and mymodule/*) have to be murged, and this is the point i stuck
[16:06] <AuroraBorealis> i mean, if they are both in the same branch, it will merge them fine
[16:07] <AuroraBorealis> i think you are talking about using different branches for stuff when you only need one
[16:07] <Movix> hmmm
[16:08] <AuroraBorealis> just have one branch
[16:08] <AuroraBorealis> everything under it
[16:08] <AuroraBorealis> and then merge it on the server when you update it
[16:08] <Movix> so suppose i have multiple module in my branch, how do i make a correct revisionning of each of the modules ?
[16:08] <AuroraBorealis> bazaar does that for you
[16:09] <AuroraBorealis> it knows what revision each file is at :>
[16:10] <Movix> ok, at this point i'll have to test again, thank you for your time.
[16:10] <Movix> in other words i madethings more complex they need to be ?
[16:10] <AuroraBorealis> i think so =P
[16:17] <Movix> to track the various release can i also make local merges for a given release ?
[16:22] <AuroraBorealis> you can use tags to help track stuff
[16:22] <AuroraBorealis> but yeah you can do local merges and stuff
[16:22] <AuroraBorealis> bzr is flexible
[16:54] <Movix> me again, the way AuroraBorealis suggested me to go did not solve my problem. here (http://pastebin.com/Zc0mwP4E) a better (graphical) description of it, anyone can give me a hint ?
[18:17] <LeoNerd> bzr: ERROR: ":branch" is not a valid location alias.
[18:17] <LeoNerd> ^-- any way I can obtain a list of what -is- valid? I'm just about ready to give up guessing blindly
[18:19] <LeoNerd> Ahhh.. :bound
[18:19] <LeoNerd> also,  bzr help location-alias   answers my immediate question, FTR
[19:27] <Movix> no chance to solve my problem http://pastebin.com/Zc0mwP4E, still nobody to put me on the right way ?
[20:13] <Movix> grrr, i'll give up soon, wether my noobish approach (yes i'm new to VCS) or the functionnality itself does not allow tha task i want to. netherless i'm sure what i want is not so extraordinary
[20:14] <Movix> it's not because i did not tried, i spent the last days with reading the net, testing, but no way
[20:30] <jelmer> LeoNerd: yep, location-alias is indeed the right place
[23:01] <mgz> squib squab squob
[23:17] <jelmer> mgz!
[23:17]  * jelmer is implementing nested trees
[23:18] <jelmer> mgz: how was your christmas?
[23:21] <fullermd> Well, apparently he had a pigeon with a little firecracker in it...
[23:27] <mgz> jelmer sounds like he was inspired by staring at a decorated fur for days
[23:28]  * mgz has had a nice few days of doing not much, apart from looking after sis's baby a bit
[23:52] <jelmer> mgz: Ah, good


[04:19] <upstart-event> Hello all, can anyone refer me to a document which describes keyboard events. For example, when I press CTRL+9 , i want to emit an event. How do I do that?


[20:44] <TomSlominski> ejer: someone on the ubuntu forums suggests installing envyng-core?
[20:44] <shubham_rathi> brontosaurusrex lol even am too one time stuck like this i got print$ file unnecessary on share!!!
[20:45] <xsx> Anyone got any ideea on how can i make a USB stick boot the latest ubuntu?
[20:45] <brontosaurusrex> ejer: on my client computer
[20:45] <ejer> xsx, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[20:45] <xsx> cheers
[20:46] <Ubuntu__> How Do I find the Config.wtf file for Wow in Ubuntu 11.04?
[20:46] <ejer> TomSlominski, don't think that will work...
[20:46] <shubham_rathi> ejer thanks anyway bro u rock!!1 wish i can have so much knowlede of ubuntu!!! though i know lot about windows but am new to ubuntu and am really trying to master it!!! :D
[20:46] <ikonia> Ubuntu__: what is that config file for ?
[20:46] <shubham_rathi> ejer thanks again bye!! :DDD :)))
[20:46] <ejer> shubham_rathi, I know nothing except how to use google :)
[20:47] <brontosaurusrex> ok, "sudo net usershare delete sharename" did it, ty
[20:47] <zaurav> shubham_rathi, where u from?
[20:47] <shubham_rathi> zaurav india!!!
[20:47] <zaurav> shubham_rathi, asia by any chance?
[20:47] <Syria_> ejer:  Can I use something else instead of gSTM?
[20:47] <zaurav> shubham_rathi, cool. welcome to ubuntu.
[20:47] <shubham_rathi> zaurav yes of course india is in asia only lol
[20:47] <ejer> Syria_, sure... depends what you want to do
[20:47] <xsi> hey guys could someone help me I can't see my icons on the desktop I dont know why.
[20:47] <guntbert> !ot | zaurav
[20:48] <Ubuntu__> I wanna Enable Opengl and I went on Ubuntu help page and found how to enable opengl but can't find the directory to /home/<username>/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/World\ of\ Warcraft/
[20:48] <zaurav> guntbert, sorry. got carried away. thanks.
[20:48] <guntbert> zaurav: :)
[20:48] <shubham_rathi> zaurav no problem bro can i pm you??
[20:48] <ejer> Ubuntu__, have you read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WorldofWarcraft
[20:48] <zaurav> shubham_rathi, ok.
[20:49] <Ubuntu__> Ejer no I haven't
[20:49] <ejer> Syria_, you can just ssh from the command line, what is wrong with gStm
[20:49] <ejer> Syria_, you could also look at autossh
[20:49] <Syria_> ejer:  I am using this command in the terminal ssh -D port user@server ... and then i can browse the interet via the VPS server that I am connected to. I want for this command to start automatically on system boot.
[20:49] <Ubuntu__> Ejer, Nvm I have read the page im on it right now but haven't found the directory
[20:50] <Syria_> ejer:  okay i will try using autossh because gSTM did not work!! maybe i didnot configure it proberly.
[20:50] <ejer> Syria_, this would work also http://www.ghacks.net/2009/04/08/add-an-application-to-gnomes-autostart/ - gStm does not allow the ssh -D socks proxying
[20:50] <spko> hi pople
[20:51] <ejer> Ubuntu__, if you want to find a file go to Places>Search for file
[20:51] <brontosaurusrex> or "locate file.name" might work as well
[20:51] <shubham_rathi> gunbert hii!!! :D
[20:52] <shubham_rathi> guntbert hii!! :D
[20:52] <mystiqueba> Can anyone help me install a python package in Ubuntu (pip, distribute, nose, virtualenv)?
[20:52] <spko> I'm a new ubuntu user...someone can help me with startup application (after login) that requires root permissions?
[20:52] <guntbert> !sudo | spko
[20:53] <spko> mmm I said starrup application after login
[20:53] <ejer> ask your question spko
[20:53] <spko> already done
[20:53] <sfears> spko.. look in your rc.local files somewhere
[20:53] <ejer> ok spko your answer is yes someone can help you
[20:53] <spko> i tried with /etc/rc.local, but it starts at boot system and not after login
[20:54] <sfears> make a script spko
[20:54] <ejer> spko, system>preferences>startup applications
[20:55] <spko> ejer tried also this, but not works
[20:55] <ejer> spko, what not works about it
[20:55] <spko> not starts
[20:55] <Syria_> What should I use for ssh -D socks proxying?
[20:55] <Ubuntu__> Ejer, where do I go for that? (Places>Search for file)
[20:55] <Syria_> ejer:  What should I use for ssh -D socks proxying?
[20:56] <ejer> Syria_, I would write a bash script and add that to the startup applications, or else just run it after you login in the terminal
[20:57] <spko> one step for time...how can I automatic startup an application that requires root permissions without ask passwd?
[20:57] <Syria_> ejer: Thanks. :-)
[20:58] <Jef91> So I've installed the 3.0 kernel on my 10.04 system and it works great except the side scrolling no longer works on my track pad. Any ideas on this?
[20:58] <ejer> spko, you need to give them sudo privileges with passwd, http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/33 then you need to run the command at startup using sudo or gksudo
[20:58] <sfears> spko, make a script
[20:58] <ejer> spko, I meant without passwd
[20:59] <ejer> sfears, what kind of script would allow them to run root commands without a password
[21:00] <F3ro> how do you watch netflix on ubuntu?
[21:01] <sfears> spko: inside the script type "sudo ssh -D socks", chmod -x the script.sh to give it executable permissions and place the script in the /etc/init.d folder
[21:01] <ejer> F3ro, you can't really
[21:01] <spko> ejer, if the owner of the application becomes root, it-s not enough?
[21:01] <ejer> spko, becoming root asks for a passwd unless you configure sudo
[21:02] <ejer> F3ro, you can use a virtual machine http://how-to.wikia.com/wiki/How_to_watch_Netflix_%28Watch_Instantly%29_in_Linux
[21:02] <spko> sfears, I said after login, not at boot system, and what you said require sudo update-rc.d program_name too
[21:03] <F3ro> ejer tyvm
[21:03] <sfears> ok, then place in the /etc/rc.5 folder
[21:03] <Lasers> F3ro: You could stop using Netflix because it does not support linux. ;)
[21:03] <jrib> sfears: erm, why?
[21:04] <ejer> sfears, why are you giving bad advice
[21:05] <sfears> because good is dumb
[21:05] <jrib> sfears: ok, well please stop
[21:06] <catcher> Is there a way to have irssi send a notice to the indicator applet when my nick is used?
[21:08] <SIFTU> catcher: yes, not sure what it is on irssi.. enotify script?
[21:08] <catcher> SIFTU: I'll look into that, ty
[21:08] <guest1234> quit
[21:09] <ejer> catcher, I don't use irssi, but look at wnd to last line here http://extern.tribut.de/irssi-notify
[21:10] <SIFTU> catcher: it's fnotify actually
[21:11] <d34th4ck3r__> hi all
[21:11] <d34th4ck3r__> I have a doubt
[21:11] <d34th4ck3r__> in C
[21:11] <SIFTU> d34th4ck3r__: sounds like you need a C channel
[21:11] <d34th4ck3r__> it needs invitation! :(
[21:12] <antihoax> wow a 1337 d34th4ck3r__ with doubts
[21:12] <catcher> rad, thank you!
[21:12] <SIFTU> d34th4ck3r__: ##c?
[21:13] <d34th4ck3r__> what does this line mean : int k=((int (*)(void *, void *, void *)) a)(b,c,d); here a is a char * and b,c,d are int function
[21:14] <Flannel> d34th4ck3r__: You should ask in ##C
[21:15] <d34th4ck3r__> Flannel: it says "you need to be identified with services"
[21:15] <d34th4ck3r__> :(
[21:15] <Flannel> d34th4ck3r__: That could be.  You should register.  /msg nickserv help register
[21:15] <SIFTU> d34th4ck3r__: yeah then identify
[21:17] <Lasers> !tty | Roasted
[21:18] <Roasted> Lasers, so I essentially have to copy this stuff via terminal?
[21:19] <LAnCe3RRR> is anyone here experienced with liveUSBs?
[21:19] <ejer> yes LAnCe3RRR
[21:20] <LAnCe3RRR> would you mind helping me with an issue?
[21:20] <Lasers> Roasted: Yes. Most people use XBMC to access files from their computer/server instead of storing it directly
[21:20] <ejer> !ask | LAnCe3RRR
[21:21] <Lasers> Roasted: For instance, I have two XBMC in my house. Family's living room + my living room (3rd floor). Both use samba to connect my computer. Also, you can always ssh in then "screen" and move files over there.
[21:23] <auser> hola
[21:23] <LAnCe3RRR> !ask im running linux on a laptop via unetbootin live usb, my harddrive is 162g of unallocated space, im haveing trouble installing linux to my harddrive, for some reason when it tryes to format to ex3 it freezes at 5%, any suggestions?
[21:24] <snow_usa> ok
[21:24] <LAnCe3RRR> Im running linux on a laptop via unetbootin live usb, my harddrive is 162g of unallocated space, im haveing trouble installing linux to my harddrive, for some reason when it tryes to format to ex3 it freezes at 5%, any suggestions?
[21:24] <mongy> LAnCe3RRR, ext3 takes a while to format, more than ext4, so it might just be 'working'
[21:25] <jcapinc> LAnCe3RRR, I made the same mistakes, just let it run, it is working
[21:25] <jcapinc> I messed up some hard drives that way
[21:25] <LAnCe3RRR> no, ive tryed several times and even left it over night, somethings wrong
[21:25] <jcapinc> is the computer old?
[21:25] <psingh> LAnCe3RRR, any reason you want to use ext3 instead of ext4 ?
[21:26] <LAnCe3RRR> well its a dell insprion 8600
[21:26] <ejer> LAnCe3RRR, you could try the alternate install CD, this has helped some people with this problem. Also, choosing manual partitioning may do the trick
[21:26] <psingh> LAnCe3RRR, I've been using ext4 for quite some time.  It is very stable.  you might want to try that.
[21:27] <LAnCe3RRR> and how do i install manually?
[21:27] <ejer> psingh, at 5% it has not gotten to formatting stage yet probably...
[21:27] <yeats> !alternate | LAnCe3RRR - if this is what you mean by 'manually'
[21:28] <LAnCe3RRR> where do i get one of those?
[21:28] <psingh> ejer, I'm trying to remember the install process.  Doesn't it format 1st (when it says creating ext file system)?
[21:28] <ejer> LAnCe3RRR, this may also help https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowtoPartition/PartitioningBasics
[21:28] <yeats> LAnCe3RRR: see the link ubottu sent
[21:28] <SIFTU> LAnCe3RRR: maybe the link listed
[21:28] <ejer> psingh, it has to make the partitions first, then formats
[21:29] <psingh> ejer, yes, I remember now.
[21:29] <LAnCe3RRR> well, im useing bactrack.
[21:29] <psingh> LAnCe3RRR, http://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu/download
[21:30] <psingh> LAnCe3RRR, under Additional options, click alternative downloads >
[21:30] <yeats> !derivatives | LAnCe3RRR
[21:31] <LAnCe3RRR> how do i connect to the bactrack channel?
[21:31] <LAnCe3RRR> Btw using Xchat
[21:31] <SIFTU> LAnCe3RRR: /j #backtrack-linux
[21:34] <psingh> LAnCe3RRR, also, you might want to run the Disk Utility (palimpsest) from the live CD/USB to check your disk for errors/failure.
[21:34] <LAnCe3RRR> can one of you help me with my issue please? i have to register to use #backtrack-linux
[21:34] <h00k> !register > LAnCe3RRR
[21:35] <Clusterfunk> Ubuntu is starting to a command line after installing updates
[21:35] <Clusterfunk> What do I do?
[21:35] <catcher> Is there an irc client that fires PM/nick mention notifications to the indicator app?
[21:35] <psingh> LAnCeRRR, additionally, you could use Partition Manager (gparted) to partition your disk Before running the install.
[21:35] <SIFTU> Clusterfunk: fix your graphics driver.. what graphics card do you have
[21:36] <LAnCe3RRR> how do i use disk utility?
[21:36] <LAnCe3RRR> how do i use disk utility?
[21:36] <qwer> compiz sux
[21:37] <ejer> catcher, I use xchat
[21:37] <SIFTU> catcher: irssi does it with fnotify http://www.leemhuis.info/files/fnotify/fnotify
[21:37] <psingh> catcher, Empathy gives me a "ping" when my nick is mentioned.
[21:37] <LAnCe3RRR> gparted also fails
[21:37] <LAnCe3RRR> ive tryed that
[21:38] <Clusterfunk> SIFTU: I have a Radeon 6670m
[21:38] <psingh> LAnCe3RRR, when you launch the Disk Utility, click on your disk.  Then Click on "SMART Data" on the right.
[21:38] <Clusterfunk> I installed the updates from AMD's website, SIFTU, but I can't figure out how to remove them
[21:38] <catcher> SIFTU: fnotify is looking remote only, and a bit complicated..
[21:39] <SIFTU> Clusterfunk: well, there is your problem
[21:39] <catcher> ejer: xchat lights up your indicator app by default?
[21:39] <SIFTU> catcher: you can do it to localhost
[21:39] <LAnCe3RRR> where is disk utility?
[21:39] <catcher> Ah..
[21:39] <Clusterfunk> when I do ./amd-install.run --uninstall it tells me there is no uninstall.sh script, SIFTU
[21:39] <psingh> LAnCeRRR, try installing the KDE Partition Manager (sudo apt-get install partitionmanager) and see if that works better than gparted.
[21:39] <ejer> catcher, yep
[21:39] <SIFTU> Clusterfunk: not sure.. why didnt you use the ones in the repo?
[21:39] <JokesOnYou77> Hi all, could anyone help me install packages to a machine's home directory? I don't have admin privileges on the machine but the administrator said if I wanted to install a new program I could do it in my home dir, I just don't know how
[21:40] <qwer> devilspie runs correctly but gives error: got eof, ** (devilspie:14731): CRITICAL **: e_sexp_eval: assertion `f->tree != NULL' failed
[21:40] <SIFTU> Clusterfunk: do you have an /etc/X11/xorg.conf?
[21:40] <Clusterfunk> SIFTU: The ones that it wanted to install from "Additional Driver" kept disabling Unity, even though I could use Unity just fine before installing them
[21:40] <ejer> JokesOnYou77, what program
[21:40] <SIFTU> JokesOnYou77: well depends how complex the program is
[21:40] <LAnCe3RRR> what command should i type into the shell to launch "disk utility"?
[21:41] <ejer> LAnCe3RRR, gksudo palimpsest
[21:41] <JokesOnYou77> I thought I would test it with ninvaders or pacman (the terminal games) before trying anything more complicated
[21:41] <gusnan> qwer, What do your devilspie rules look like?
[21:42] <yeats> JokesOnYou77: you might benefit from this support thread: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/how-to-install-programs-in-my-home-directory-457490/
[21:42] <hacked_kernel> are they any Ubuntu IRC server using SSL?
[21:43] <qin> !sasl
[21:43] <qwer> gusnan: http://pastebin.de/19113
[21:43] <SIFTU> hacked_kernel: you mean the freenode servers.. yes you can use ssl
[21:44] <SIFTU> JokesOnYou77: yeats links is what I would do too.. basically you will have to compile from source and not use the package manager
[21:45] <JokesOnYou77> Ok, I think I can figure that out... thanks all
[21:45] <bennis> hey, does anybody know how to fix this error? /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.15' not found
[21:45] <Clusterfunk> SIFTU: I did aticonfig --uninstall in recovery mode and it said it uninstalled the problematic drivers
[21:45] <yeats> bennis: have you installed build-essential?
[21:45] <Clusterfunk> Now upon rebooting, it's showing a bunch of code and not doing anything
[21:46] <bennis> yeats: yep
[21:46] <SIFTU> Clusterfunk: did you check if you have /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[21:46] <gusnan> qwer, thanks - you have all your rules in one file? (the one you pasted)?
[21:46] <}[Oo]{> [9] mask: cenuij / server: * / channel: * <<< TROOF.
[21:46] <qwer> gusnan: yes
[21:46] <Clusterfunk> I did not, SIFTU. What difference would that make?
[21:46] <JokesOnYou77> Actually, one more question, how do a download just the source of a package like ninvaders from the repos? Is there an apt-get option for that?  I'm going to download the package on my local computer and then push it to the other mashine so i can run make over ssh
[21:46] <psingh> LAnCe3RRR, and it wouldn't hurt to try partitionmanager.  In the past, I've had one work when the other didn't (partitionmanager or gparted).
[21:46] <SIFTU> Clusterfunk: well it could try to load the ati driver
[21:46] <bennis> jokesonyou: i think there is, check the man page for apt-get
[21:47] <SIFTU> Clusterfunk: if you have one.. remove it
[21:47] <}[Oo]{> sudo apt-cache search ninvaders?
[21:47] <ejer> Clusterfunk, xorg.conf is likely asking for a driver that does not exist. If you get rid of it it should regenerate it
[21:47] <Clusterfunk> ah, ok
[21:47] <JokesOnYou77> thanks again
[21:47] <LAnCe3RRR> you know what, im just going to not even use backtrack, im going to use ubuntu and add the programs that i like to it
[21:47] <Clusterfunk> I have a problem with the Ubuntu drivers though
[21:48] <bennis> does anyone know how to fix /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.15' not found? i have build essential and all of my dependencies installed as far as i know.
[21:48] <Clusterfunk> The "
[21:48] <Clusterfunk> The "Additional Drivers" for my graphics card disable Unity for some reason
[21:48] <Clusterfunk> and even when I uninstall them, I can't get Unity back
[21:48] <JokesOnYou77> }[Oo]{: I don't think the search function would download the package, just give me a description, but thank you
[21:48] <}[Oo]{> are you LFS, bennis?
[21:48] <Clusterfunk> I've reinstalled Ubuntu like 3 times today, SIFTU
[21:48] <bennis> i'm not sure what "LFS" means
[21:48] <}[Oo]{> yeah and then sudo apt-get install ninvaders, derp
[21:49] <LAnCe3RRR> quick question, does Ubuntu support more drivers than backtrack?
[21:49] <}[Oo]{> the search function will tell you what to download :)
[21:49] <yeats> LAnCe3RRR: most of the drivers are in the Linux kernel, so they're probably comparable
[21:49] <ejer> JokesOnYou77, apt-get source packagename
[21:49] <SIFTU> Clusterfunk: first, get it booting to a GUI, then work on installing the correct drivers
[21:49] <JokesOnYou77> bingo!
[21:50] <JokesOnYou77> ty :)
[21:51] <bennis> so how do i get the older packager version though? i have 4.5, i'm pretty sure :/
[21:51] <LAnCe3RRR> well linuxbactrack dosent reconize my wifi driver i was wondering if Ubuntu had more comparability
[21:51] <ejer> LAnCe3RRR, backtrack is based on older ubuntu version
[21:51] <}[Oo]{> apt-get install --reinstall libstdc++6 ?
[21:51] <ejer> LAnCe3RRR, Backtrack 5 R1 release (Based on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS, Linux kernel <IP_ADDRESS>)
[21:51] <yeats> bennis: is libstdc++-dev installed?
[21:51] <psingh> LAnCe3RRR, which Wi-Fi card do you have?
[21:52] <LAnCe3RRR> not shure what the complete name is, it came stock on my dell inprison 8600
[21:52] <mehagopajas> server irc.irc-hispano.org
[21:52] <bennis> yeats: there is no -dev, it's all *-dev
[21:53] <bennis> yeats: the asterix being a version number, starting at 5
[21:53] <yeats> !info libstdc++-dev
[21:53] <Clusterfunk> I removed xorg.conf, SIFTU, but it's still having problems booting. I think the fault ati driver is still around
[21:53] <yeats> hmm
[21:53] <SIFTU> Clusterfunk: do you have network?
[21:53] <Clusterfunk> Only wifi
[21:53] <Clusterfunk> And I can't get into GUI
[21:53] <}[Oo]{> where is the 6?
[21:53] <yeats> !info libstdc++6-4.5-dev
[21:53] <bennis> yeats: there's libstdc++6-dev
[21:53] <bennis> and yeah, that one
[21:54] <SIFTU> Clusterfunk: so it's not available when you log into the commandline
[21:54] <bennis> should i just install them all?
[21:54] <Clusterfunk> no
[21:54] <SIFTU> bennis: what are you trying to do when you get that error
[21:54] <LAnCe3RRR> ubuntu is only 685.3MB?
[21:54] <LAnCe3RRR> ubuntu is only 685.3MB?
[21:54] <jclbrt> hmmm odd... i just installed Ubuntu Server and seemingly having an interesting error (though i am not sure what it has to do with anything)
[21:54] <bennis> play wagic :D
[21:54] <ejer> bennis, http://gparted-forum.surf4.info/viewtopic.php?id=15330 may help, reinstall g++ and gcc
[21:55] <bennis> i already reinstalled
[21:55] <ejer> LAnCe3RRR, yes, it fits on one cd
[21:55] <bennis> that was the first google listing -_-
[21:55] <jclbrt> anytime i restart the networking example for one... i get "postconf: fatal: open /etc/postfix/main.cf
[21:55] <SIFTU> Clusterfunk: you can look at the log file "grep '(EE)' /var/log/Xorg.0.log"
[21:55] <LAnCe3RRR> well thats pretty badass, backtrack is w whoping 2g
[21:55] <jclbrt> i understand postfix is for mail server but why would that have anything to do with restarting the networking service
[21:55] <LAnCe3RRR> well thats pretty badass, backtrack is a whoping 2g
[21:55] <Clusterfunk> I think I'm just going to reinstall Ubuntu
[21:55] <Clusterfunk> This is a pain in the ass
[21:56] <ejer> LAnCe3RRR, because backtrack has a bunch of other software installed
[21:56] <SIFTU> jclbrt: it probably have a hook.. look in /etc/network/if-up.d
[21:56] <LAnCe3RRR> yes, i dont need all of them, just a handfull i actually use
[21:56] <catcher> testing fnotify, will someone please mention my name?
[21:57] <SIFTU> catcher: hello
[21:57] <catcher> bah
[21:57] <catcher> :)
[21:57] <LAnCe3RRR> what was the first linux distro?
[21:57] <yeats> jclbrt: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/postfix/+bug/42947 - this is an old bug, but comments are as fresh as last week
[21:57] <jclbrt> yeats: i see postfix in there
[21:58] <ejer> LAnCe3RRR, redhat and suse in 1994
[21:58] <yeats> LAnCe3RRR: probably slackware
[21:58] <jclbrt> also see upstart ntpdate and wpasupplicant yeats
[21:59] <catcher> SIFTU: Well, it wrote the file it was supposed to, I suppose I have to find a way to connect that to indicator app now
[21:59] <LAnCe3RRR> what was was slackware used for?
[21:59] <IdleOne> !ot
[22:00] <LAnCe3RRR> !ot
[22:00] <yeats> LAnCe3RRR: you might want to do some wikipedia reading - there's lots there ;-)
[22:01] <SIFTU> catcher: I dont use irssi sorry I use weechat.. but I found this http://code.google.com/p/irssi-libnotify/
[22:02] <LAnCe3RRR> !guidelines
[22:04] <kuc> test
[22:05] <rebecca_> hello
[22:05] <kuc> hi
[22:05] <rebecca_> hey can u help me ?
[22:05] <kuc> sure, if i can
[22:05] <IdleOne> with?
[22:05] <JokesOnYou77> ok, so I'm lost lol.  The link yeats gave was great but I was kidding myself that I'd be able to compile this myself, I really don't know how to use make.  I downloaded the source and now have a directory and 3 files, what do I need to do to build the thing?
[22:06] <rebecca_> well you see my friend came over and messed with my pc and now it seems wierd is it possible to get a virus on xubuntu?
[22:06] <yeats> !compile | JokesOnYou77
[22:06] <RobbieCrash> Is anyone here running ZFS? If so, what speeds are you seeing for read/write and what type of drives are you running it under?
[22:06] <RobbieCrash> !zfs
[22:06] <kuc> i dont think so rebecca
[22:06] <rebecca_> ok
[22:06] <SIFTU> RobbieCrash: I wouldnt run it under ubuntu
[22:06] <rebecca_> also
[22:07] <qin> rebecca_: Have your friend had known your password?
[22:07] <yeats> rebecca_: can you provide more details as to what's wrong?
[22:07] <SIFTU> RobbieCrash: thats under fuse right
[22:07] <IdleOne> rebecca_: it is possible though very unlikely, what seems weird exactly?
[22:07] <JokesOnYou77> yeats: thanks again :)
[22:07] <yeats> JokesOnYou77: sure ;-)
[22:07] <RobbieCrash> SIFTU, no there's a native Linux module
[22:07] <yeats> SIFTU: that notify plugin works well ;-)
[22:07] <SIFTU> RobbieCrash: ah ok, the one you have to compile yourself
[22:08] <rebecca_> ok my frend doesnt know my pass, and when i say wierd i mean every time i log on the sreen seems shaky, nothing will, load, and my ZNES emulator is down and nothing will run
[22:08] <rebecca_> so can you help?
[22:08] <SIFTU> yeats: lol, all my irc is remote so i use rnotify under weechat with reverse ssh tunnels
[22:08] <yeats> awesome
[22:08] <rebecca_> try www.ZNES.com
[22:08] <rebecca_> its cool
[22:09] <rebecca_> but if it doesnt show up its cuz its down
[22:09] <RobbieCrash> SIFTU, yeah, I've already compiled and have it running native, but the performance I'm seeing is wretched. 22MB/sec writes. 40MB/sec reads.
[22:09] <rebecca_> brb
[22:09] <SIFTU> RobbieCrash: with what RAID set and how many disks
[22:10] <Corey> !sound
[22:10] <rebecca_> i want to start up a new disk
[22:10] <SIFTU> RobbieCrash: TBH I wouldnt run it under linux.. the BSD version isnt that great either.. stick to OI or solaris
[22:10] <RobbieCrash> RAIDZ2, across 5 WD 1TB Caviar Black drives.
[22:11] <rebecca_> TBH I have some advice. Never run anything under linux unless it has a license and support code 4 linux
[22:11] <catcher> Testing another notify, can someone please use my nick?
[22:11] <rebecca_> catcher?
[22:11] <pr0ton_> where i can get the default file - /etc/apt/sources.list
[22:11] <IdleOne> !test | catcher
[22:11]  * RaTTuS|BIG Humps |
[22:11] <pr0ton_> i'm on lucid
[22:11] <SIFTU> RobbieCrash: 64bit and penty of RAM?
[22:11] <jcpham> normally poor raid performance is due to the controller cache settings
[22:11] <catcher> rThanks!
[22:11] <jcpham> in servers at least
[22:11] <rebecca_> nb
[22:11] <rebecca_> np
[22:11] <RobbieCrash> SIFTU, yeah, I'm looking at maybe installing Open Solaris but I'm not that comfortable moving my file server to an OS I know nothing about.
[22:12] <SIFTU> RobbieCrash: RAIDZ2 with 5 drives
[22:12] <rebecca_> lemme change one sec
[22:12] <RobbieCrash> SIFTU, 64bit with 8GB of RAM, arc limit at 7
[22:12] <jroysdon> rebecca_, what do you mean by "has a license and support code for linux"?  What sort of software?  All software has some sort of license ;-p
[22:12] <RobbieCrash> SIFTU, 5 for now, and 2 more to be put in by the 15th
[22:12] <SIFTU> RobbieCrash: seems all ok.. RAIDZ2 will slow you down, but still
[22:13] <SIFTU> RobbieCrash: and you know you cant expand the RAIDZ2 set right
[22:13] <rebecca_> every time you run something under linux files it has a support code and license to run on linux
[22:13] <RobbieCrash> SIFTU, yeah, I'm not expecting 800MB/sec, but I was assuming at LEAST 50MB/sec write and 100MB/sec read.
[22:13] <rebecca_> if it doesnt have this it wont work
[22:14] <steliovitch> hello
[22:14] <RobbieCrash> SIFTU, wait, what? You can't expand the RAIDZ2 set?   Still not getting what you mean.  Support like you can call up and get helpdesk/tech support on how to do stuff?
[22:14] <RobbieCrash> SIFTU, should I just break it and create a RAIDZ array?
[22:14] <koa> ubuntu rocks :)
[22:14] <steliovitch> I am using windows 7 only ubuntu sucks
[22:15] <jclbrt> anyone know if there's like a newer version of libmd5-perl
[22:15] <SIFTU> RobbieCrash: you really need to plan ZFS installs. have you read the best practices guide?
[22:15] <steliovitch> I am using windows 7 only ubuntu sucks
[22:15] <steliovitch> I am using windows 7 only ubuntu sucks
[22:15] <steliovitch> I am using windows 7 only ubuntu sucks
[22:15] <jclbrt> i need to install it per directions but it's not being found in the repos
[22:15] <FloodBot1> steliovitch: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:15] <koa> windows 7 will be dead after installing 2 high end games and 1 month of use like mine lol :P
[22:15] <artzzz> hi all
[22:16] <rebecca_> yeah thats kind of what i mean but also lets say you download a hypercam and then you try to run it linux will now let you run it because it blocks those types of files so it needs a certain code and license to run on linux but it should run on windows, etc.
[22:16] <artzzz> I am trying to compress all the config folders (.xxxx) in a tar.gz file, but using .* as the filter doesn't lead to the expected results, since it takes . as the current folder as well. any idea on how to deal with this kind of file filters?
[22:16] <jrib> rebecca_: what on earth are you talking about?
[22:17] <rebecca_> sorry i meant to say it WONT let you run the file.
[22:17] <rebecca_> lol
[22:17] <jrib> rebecca_: do you have an actual support question related to ubuntu?
[22:17] <rebecca_> yes!
[22:17] <Pupuser402-1> hi
[22:17] <rebecca_> you just dont get it...
[22:17] <IdleOne> you haven't asked it
[22:17] <shawn_> does anyoe know ifthere was a bug back in ubuntu 10.04?
[22:17] <rebecca_> ok let me think of how 2 say this
[22:17] <Pupuser402-1> does anyone like unity?
[22:18] <shawn_> like awhile ago having something to do with load average?
[22:18] <jrib> artzzz: use zsh ;) or change the way you glob
[22:18] <IdleOne> Pupuser402-1: yes. see /msg ubottu !polls
[22:18] <Pupuser402-1> hi
[22:18] <alternut> rebecca_: hypercam is a windows program, you can try running it with wine
[22:18] <Pupuser402-1> can anyone hear me?
[22:18] <cmicalle> hi
[22:18] <shawn_> yes
[22:18] <jroysdon> rebecca_, that's not exactly how things work.  Linux, Windows, Mac OS, are all 3 different OS.  You can't just take an app from one and expect to run it on another OS.  Now, there are emulators, and somes apps are written/ported for many OSes... but it's like taking a Wiimote and expecting it to work with your XBox.
[22:19] <rebecca_> so if you download something on linux, it wont usually let you run because it is meant for windows. so it needs to be a certain type for it to run thats why linux doesnt have viruses BECAUSE IT WONT LET U DOWNLOAD ANYTHING
[22:19] <Myrtti> Pupuser402-1: did you have a Ubuntu support question?
[22:19] <IdleOne> Pupuser402-1: Do you have an Ubuntu support question?
[22:19] <Pupuser402-1> it cant be a .exe file
[22:19] <jrib> rebecca_: you're not asking a question.
[22:19] <rebecca_> the only thing i have downloaded is and emulator callled ZSNES
[22:19] <rebecca_> so what im asking is
[22:19] <Pupuser402-1> virtual box :)
[22:19] <artzzz> jrib, but is there a way to do it easily without zsh?
[22:20] <psingh> rebecca_, what does ZSNES doe/emulate?
[22:20] <xangua> snes psingh...
[22:20] <rebecca_> is there a way to download more operating tools on linux without software centre and pre-installed software?
[22:20] <jclbrt> hey can anyone help?? I'm following these instructions to set up my ubuntu server as router for my house. but i'm having issues with one of the steps: directions here: http://www.server-servers.com/ubuntu-router-network-gateway/
[22:20] <Sidewinder1> plustax, If you're still here, please see my PM.
[22:20] <Myrtti> rebecca_: zsnes is available from the Ubuntu software center
[22:20] <rebecca_> wait
[22:20] <rebecca_> ...
[22:21] <rebecca_> really?
[22:21] <jclbrt> having trouble with the enable packet forwarding section
[22:21] <rebecca_> oh my gosh i feel so stupid
[22:21] <jclbrt> i found the line that says net.ipv4.ip_forward=1
[22:21] <jrib> artzzz: well, you could use find or grep to get rid of the . and .. .  There's also a way to glob and avoid . and .. (you need to make a glob that takes files that start with . and have a non-dot after
[22:21] <mongy> rebecca_, not for 64bit
[22:21] <rebecca_> because i got it from a frend and she just sent the link...
[22:21] <jclbrt> but i have no clue what the heck the author intends for me to do with the echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
[22:21] <rebecca_> sorry...
[22:21] <rebecca_> XD
[22:22] <rebecca_> :(
[22:22] <jclbrt> is that suppose to be added to the sysctl.conf file or somewhere else
[22:22] <SIFTU> jclbrt: that enables routing
[22:22] <jclbrt> SIFTU, but wherre am I suppose to be adding that line?
[22:22] <rebecca_> the terminal will not load...
[22:22] <jroysdon> Is 64-bit support just as lacking or cumbersome in Ubuntu as it is in Windows and other Linux distros (Fedora background)?  I typically stick to i686 since PAE gives access to large amounts of memory just fine.
[22:22] <shawn_> Has anyone experienced a bug on ubuntu 10.04 with firebox.bin eatin there cpu
[22:22] <shawn_> ?
[22:23] <jpds> jroysdon: No?
[22:23] <rebecca_> yes i have
[22:23] <shawn_> reb u have?
[22:23] <jrib> artzzz: do you understand or want me to be more verbose? :P
[22:23] <rebecca_> why?
[22:23] <jroysdon> rebecca_, do you have a 64bit or 32bit version of Ubuntu installed?
[22:23] <psingh> jroysdon, I'm pretty happy with x64.
[22:23] <IdleOne> !details | rebecca_ shawn_
[22:23] <Myrtti> shawn_: it happens with pretty much any browser if you've got websites heavy on flash and/or javascript on the browser
[22:23] <artzzz> jrib, oh ok I see
[22:23] <rebecca_> i have a 64bit...
[22:23] <artzzz> jrib, well I can try zsh for this simple case I guess
[22:24] <jroysdon> psingh, ok, but any incompatibilities?  Like Flash on Fedora lacks non-alpha support for 64bit (or did for a long time)
[22:24] <shawn_> Becuase im on ubuntu 10.04 and i keep getting spikes
[22:24] <rebecca_> i have a problem with terminal when I try to type something the system seems to be corrupt and it says it needs to close!
[22:24] <psingh> rebecca_, I've installed 32 bit software on x64 in Ubuntu.  It runs file.  You jst need the 32 bit libraries.
[22:24] <jrib> artzzz: this is one of the many nice things zsh gets right.  In bash I guess you have to do something like .[A-Za-z0-9]*
[22:24] <rebecca_> ok...
[22:24] <mongy> rebecca_, you can grab the 32bit and force install it, as long as you install ia32-libs.  works fine
[22:24] <rebecca_> thank-you
[22:24] <jroysdon> shawn_, I recommend NoScript to try and help protect your Firefox from flash and other junk.  It won't fix Firefox from being a memory/cpu hog, but it will help.
[22:24] <artzzz> jrb, Oh ok so it is more like regex. yes, zsh is much simpler with that
[22:24] <artzzz> jrib, thanks a lot!
[22:24] <rebecca_> alright
[22:24] <rebecca_> thanks alot!
[22:24] <Myrtti> jroysdon: flash is proprietary technology, the release schedule of it is dependant on Adobe, not with the linux distributions
[22:24] <rebecca_> big help
[22:25] <rebecca_> seeya!
[22:25] <rebecca_> BYE<!
[22:25] <jrib> artzzz: you can also try #bash, they might know a better awy
[22:25] <jroysdon> Myrtti, exactly.  But with 32bit, Flash support is kept current.
[22:25] <thomc> I have two GPUs. Appropriate drivers are installed for each. If I reboot and switch my monitor from one card to the other, will ubuntu recognize this?
[22:25] <zoro> hi I'm on a laptop. How can I do to reduce luminosity please??
[22:25] <shawn_> jroysdon,  where can i get noscript
[22:26] <xangua> zoro: with your function keys or energy settings
[22:26] <Myrtti> jroysdon: I do believe they've done some advancements lately tho
[22:26] <Sidewinder1> shawn_, AdblockPlus is also a nice addition to FF extentions as well as Noscript.
[22:26] <berpiner> holas
[22:26] <jroysdon> shawn_, Tools - Add-Ons, Get Add-Ons
[22:26] <shawn_> well im on a intel core i7 and this is mt load ave
[22:26] <berpiner> alguien que se anime para hablar sobre ubuntu?
[22:26] <shawn_> top - 18:26:24 up 28 min,  2 users,  load average: 0.89, 0.84, 0.77
[22:26] <jrib> artzzz: .[^.]* ..?*
[22:26] <shawn_> shouldnt be THAT high
[22:27] <jrib> artzzz: .[^.]* ..?*  (oops) seems to be a more general solution
[22:27] <shawn_> but when i play a vid on u tube
[22:27] <shawn_> its spikes to be like 2.00 2.00 1.00
[22:27] <berpiner> holas
[22:27] <federico> holas
[22:27] <EdroMX> ja algunos mexicanos en ubuntu?
[22:27] <EdroMX> que bueno
[22:27] <berpiner> que tal andamos?
[22:27] <shawn_> and even i play a mp3
[22:27] <Myrtti> !es
[22:27] <zoro> xangua: it doesnt work with these keys
[22:27] <federico> con las piernas
[22:27] <berpiner> me voy a ubuntu-es
[22:27] <federico> yo tambien
[22:28] <jrib> artzzz: this page has some good comments, including that last glob and the GLOBIGNORE variable in bash ttp://stackoverflow.com/questions/2910049/how-to-use-the-wildcard-in-bash-but-exclude-the-parent-directory
[22:28] <pi_> Hi guys, i have a problem with my vm. Im running ubuntu version 11.04 when i try to connect to the net tru a proxy i get the following output: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/707/wontwork.jpg/. I set up 2 vm's
[22:28] <mongy> rebecca:   sudo dpkg --force-all -i znes.de
[22:28] <mongy> doh
[22:28] <pi_> set up two different virtual machines. One of them exists for the sole purpose of making sure that the other one does not accidentally connect to the internet except through my proxy. i used damn small linux for it, i dont use it for anything else than a gatekeeper to ensure that the other Virtual Machine is safe. the second virtual machine isconfigured in such a way that it can only use the proxy and nothing else for all internet connecti
[22:28] <EdroMX> i came to ask if anyone is using 11.10 beta2, because i'm having some troubles with the dash and the software center! :( i know is beta and have bugs
[22:29] <pi_> maybe someone can help
[22:29] <jrib> EdroMX: #ubuntu+1
[22:30] <Seven_Six_Two> is there an easy way to monitor a voip modem's connectivity? I have a Linksys SPA-2102, and I'd like some kind of alert when it loses connectivity
[22:30] <urlin2u> pi_, are any runninb ubu tu this is a ubuntu channnel, and stae the actual problem.
[22:31] <pi_> ?
[22:31] <Ti-chan> Hey! I have a few questions about partitioning. I`d like to speak with someone who has a comprehensive knowledge on the subject.
[22:31] <pi_> sorry what?
[22:31] <urlin2u> pi_, are any running ubuntu this is a ubuntu channnel, and state the actual problem.
[22:32] <pi_> i posted my problem already :o
[22:32] <artzzz> jrib, Thank you! now it is working ;)
[22:32] <shawn_> kk this is my question..  When either i play mp3 files.. or go on you tube.. there is a file called "Plugin Container" i believe that - fllash.. because i got rid of npviewer on ubuntu 10.04.. and when i play utube or mp3 files it eats my cpu
[22:32] <shawn_> Like  my cpu usage skii highs because of that... and im on a i7 ... quad core.. and my load averages are like 2.00 2.00 1.00 when i run utube or listen to any music
[22:33] <shawn_> could it be a bug?.. nvidia / flash?
[22:33] <zq> xc
[22:33] <zq> zxc
[22:33] <zq> zxc
[22:33] <zq> cxz
[22:33] <FloodBot1> zq: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:34] <urlin2u> pi_, you mention damn small linux which is not supported here, the second has no name is it ubuntu? You staert the set up I don't see the problem, is it a inference that the secondary protected OS is not functioning?
[22:34] <urlin2u> stated
[22:34] <zq> my firefox isnt working
[22:35] <zq> any one here
[22:35] <pi_> let me explain it again
[22:35] <pi_> to make it more clear
[22:36] <urlin2u> pi_, if niether are ubuntu your on the wrong channel, you might try #linux
[22:36] <Phr3d13> i can't get my windows live messenger account to work in empathy, can anyone help me?
[22:36] <Deihmos1> are the daily builds stable?
[22:36] <pi_> Im using ubuntu 11.04 when i try to connect to the net via proxy i get the following output: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/707/wontwork.jpg/ "Connection timeout" after the browser tried to open the site for 5-10min ~.I set up two different virtual machines. One of them exists for the sole purpose of making sure that the other one does not accidentally connect to the internet except through my proxy. i used "damn small linux for it",
[22:36] <studio> ciao
[22:36] <urlin2u> Deihmos, beta 2 ask a #ubuntu+1
[22:36] <pi_> other Virtual Machine is safe. the second virtual machine isconfigured in such a way that it can only use the proxy and nothing else for all internet connections.
[22:36] <studio> !list
[22:37] <urlin2u> pi_, what is the second machines OS?
[22:37] <pi_> i already said it, its damn small linux for firewall and for mainOS its ubuntu 11.04
[22:37] <urlin2u> pi_, I asl so you don't waste your time here basically. :D
[22:38] <urlin2u> ask*
[22:38] <urlin2u> pi_, sorry missed the first post. :D
[22:38] <Phr3d13> trying to get a windows live id to work with empathy, can anyone help?
[22:39] <pi_> np
[22:39] <mrintegrity> Phr3d13: works forme
[22:40] <mrintegrity> Phr3d13: i use gmail account registered with windows passport to login to msn
[22:40] <pi_> No one knows what could fix it?
[22:42] <urlin2u> np_ I would say your overprotecting the ubuntu to be honest, it has a stock firewall and does not run in root.
[22:42] <pi_> Im doing it for a reason
[22:42] <mrintegrity> pi_: sounds like you set up your proxy wrong
[22:42] <pi_> i dont use ubuntu as normal browsing
[22:42] <mrintegrity> pi_: or the virtual network
[22:42] <studio> #irchelp
[22:43] <mrintegrity> pi_: i guess there is a host only network between the vm's and one vm should connect to the internet via the other, which is using the host as the default route
[22:43] <mrintegrity> just a guess though.. is that how it is suppose to work?
[22:44] <pi_> yea thats how it should work
[22:45] <pi_> i already installed anything again but i get the same error, i thought i did something wrong
[22:45] <pi_> but it still says connection time out like in the screen
[22:45] <mrintegrity> pi_: not a terribly simple setup, you should detail your actual configuration more, rather than showing just a screenshot of some ip's etc
[22:46] <pi_> Im using ubuntu 11.04 when i try to connect to the net via proxy i get the following output: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/707/wontwork.jpg/ "Connection timeout" after the browser tried to open the site for 5-10min ~.I set up two different virtual machines. One of them exists for the sole purpose of making sure that the other one does not accidentally connect to the internet except through my proxy. i used "damn small linux for it",
[22:46] <pi_> other Virtual Machine is safe. the second virtual machine isconfigured in such a way that it can only use the proxy and nothing else for all internet connections.
[22:46] <pi_> did you read that?
[22:46] <FloodBot1> pi_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:47] <mrintegrity> pi_: yes, it is not really sufficient
[22:47] <mrintegrity> what are you using for proxy?
[22:47] <pi_> a program called tor
[22:47] <mrintegrity> ah
[22:47] <qwer> Is there any Android-SDK package in Ubuntu?
[22:48] <mrintegrity> so you installed tor as an exit node or something (not entirely sure how tor is setup) on the dsl vm?
[22:48] <mrintegrity> pi_: or you connect to the public tor network via the dsl vm?
[22:48] <pi_> i did not install tor on my vm
[22:48] <mrintegrity> and you just have a route between them or what?
[22:48] <pi_> yes i have a route between them
[22:49] <mrintegrity> and you can ping the hosts from each other? and login via ssh? vm to vm?
[22:49] <pi_> yea i can
[22:50] <Strav> Hi. Quick question, how can I redefine the dash shortcut on unity (11.10)? (I actually have the <super> linked to run_a_command but I'd rather have a search in the dash main menu. (I had this behavior on 11.04 but I since I redefined <super> for run command, I cannot seem to set it back.
[22:50] <mrintegrity> so you installed tor on the ubuntu vm
[22:50] <pi_> no i didnt
[22:50] <pi_> i have tor on windows
[22:50] <pi_> not on vm
[22:50] <pi_> i can only connect to the internet on my vm tru tor there is no way i can connect without tor
[22:51] <mrintegrity> pi_: try drawing a picture of your desired network setup or something.. it's too difficult to guess what you have done and what you actually want to acheive
[22:51] <crash82> Hello, I have a slow laptop what desktop would you people recomend ?
[22:51] <mrintegrity> pi_: so you connect to tor on windows then start your vm's?
[22:51] <mrintegrity> probably you just have to route the vm traffic over tor then..
[22:52] <mrintegrity> torify virtualbox or something
[22:52] <pi_> i have tor open on windows, then i start my 2vm's which are on a encrypted hidden volume
[22:52] <in0cula> i have proble, i cannot play WMV, i installed codec64 and everything but no luck with my ubuntu 11.04, any idea??
[22:52] <OerHeks> crash82, try Lubuntu or Xubuntu
[22:53] <pi_> after that i "connect" with ubuntu to my firewall on damn small linux which makes sure i cant connect to the net without using tor
[22:53] <Star_Light> Hello , could I ask something? What is the name of room in which happens general conversations not specific technical topics such as here. Thank in advance.
[22:53] <almoxarife> I am running 11.04, then I added the gnome3 ppa and the glx-cairo ppa, so that now I basically have one taskbar at the bottom, and its running crash free, but I do have one issue, the application windows do not have the three options usually seen for (close/max/min) , although rightclick does offer up a close option, does anyone have experience with my situation? I want the three options just because, but I can't find where the iss
[22:53] <ActionParsnip> Star_Light: #ubuntu-offtopic or ##club-ubuntu
[22:53] <crash82> OerHeks, thanks
[22:53] <Star_Light> ok thank you I will go there : )
[22:53] <ActionParsnip> almoxarife: gnome3 isn't supported here
[22:54] <ActionParsnip> !gnome3
[22:54] <urlin2u> in0cula, have you tried vlc wmv could be a number of types I beleive.
[22:54] <almoxarife> ActionParsnip: I don't know that the issue is gnome3 related, you saying that ot is?
[22:54] <mrintegrity> pi_: the screen shot shows you trying to create an ssh tunnle (i think), where does that fit into the picture?
[22:55] <ActionParsnip> almoxarife: if you are running gnome3 then it will break your OS. It's not suitable for Natty
[22:55] <in0cula> yes i tried VLC, no luck
[22:55] <ActionParsnip> in0cula: try gnome-mplayer
[22:55] <mrintegrity> pi_: sorry, good luck with it. i have to go to bed now
[22:55] <ActionParsnip> in0cula: also add the medibuntu ppa and install w32codecs (I assume 32bit OS)
[22:56] <robin0800> rebecca_, of course you can use a browser to download .deb's and gdebi to install them
[22:56] <almoxarife> ActionParsnip: it has not broke it, thus far, cairo may be the issue for all I know
[22:57] <pi_> hmm sad
[22:57] <in0cula> I did , gome mplayer and 64codec, don't know what to do more, wine?
[22:59] <almoxarife> ActionParsnip: medibuntu is supported ?
[23:00] <yeats> !medibuntu
[23:00] <desaiu> How do you change the boot splash?
[23:00] <almoxarife> in0cula: do you have 'totem' player installed?
[23:01] <almoxarife> in0cula: because 'totem' should be playing 'wmv' out of the box
[23:01] <zykotick9> almoxarife, i don't think so...
[23:01] <in0cula> yes i have totem
[23:02] <almoxarife> zykotick9: I do think so, unless the help file on 'totem' is wrong
[23:02] <in0cula> maybe the format of this WMV is different? could be that?
[23:02] <zykotick9> in0cula, try with mplayer (vlc doesn't use the w32codecs)
[23:02] <varikonniemi> hello. When i have set up an usb disk via disk utility to be encrypted what encryption does it use, van i be dure to it not being craced short of guessing the pw?
[23:02] <in0cula> i used gnome-mplayer
[23:02] <in0cula> no luck
[23:03] <in0cula> i don't think is possible to play this file in ubuntu
[23:03] <zykotick9> almoxarife, wmv is a proprietary MS codec, totem relies on gstreamer for it's codecs, and wmv can't be included OOTB for legal reasons
[23:03] <in0cula> i'll play in windows virtualbox
[23:04] <urlin2u> in0cula, I have found some that play some that don't.
[23:04] <in0cula> yes, some file are not supported :(
[23:05] <in0cula> thax to everybody for the help
[23:06] <almoxarife> zykotick9: please look at your copy of totem.1.gz help file, then contact ubuntu, seems they may disagree with you
[23:08] <danie> hi
[23:09] <danie> Could anyone here help me with a problem
[23:09] <danie> regarding metasploit?
[23:09] <danie> Could anyone help me with this problem?
[23:10] <pietr101> hi, why sudo still asks for password? www-data ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:/usr/bin/sudo -u peter /media/bin/tstart        ..........         /usr/bin/sudo -u peter /media/bin/tstart
[23:10] <almoxarife> danie: describe the problem a bit more
[23:11] <JokesOnYou77> How to I move an entire directory using "mv"?
[23:11] <JokesOnYou77> or some other command line operation
[23:11] <danie> Yeah so
[23:11] <danie> im trying to create a db
[23:11] <ikonia> JokesOnYou77: just mv
[23:11] <danie> Gives me this error that post 5432 isnt responding on <IP_ADDRESS>
[23:11] <robin0800> Ti-chan, and your question is?
[23:11] <danie> Do i need to portforward
[23:12] <danie> I have the postgresql service running.
[23:12] <qin> JokesOnYou77: cd ~; mkdir -p test1/test2; mv test1/test2 ~
[23:12] <JokesOnYou77> k
[23:13] <footvilla> im running into a issue configuring postfix
[23:13] <footvilla> anyone able to land a helping hand
[23:14] <urlin2u> footvilla, possibly but you have to state the problem if you have not.
[23:14] <footvilla> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Postfix
[23:14] <urlin2u> in detail with errors footvilla
[23:14] <footvilla> im following this tutorial
[23:15] <footvilla> and when i get to the telnet localhost 25
[23:15] <footvilla> step
[23:15] <footvilla> this is what i recieve
[23:15] <footvilla> root@server:~# telnet localhost 25
[23:15] <footvilla> Trying <IP_ADDRESS>...
[23:15] <footvilla> Connected to localhost.
[23:15] <footvilla> Escape character is '^]'.
[23:15] <footvilla> Connection closed by foreign host.
[23:15] <FloodBot1> footvilla: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:18] <Flannel> footvilla: did you do the EHLO line?
[23:18] <Flannel> footvilla: or did it close right away?
[23:18] <footvilla> close right away
[23:19] <footvilla> didnt give me a chance to EHLO
[23:19] <Flannel> footvilla: Try doing it not as root.
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> footvilla: try not telnetting as root
[23:19] <footvilla> same
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> footvilla: check the telnet logs then
[23:20] <footvilla> where are they located sorry bit newb to linux
[23:20] <ism> hello
[23:20] <Shinydan> I have a new webcam. Skype can use it, video and audio. But Flash can't and testwebcam.com says "cannot find camera". Any suggestions?
[23:20] <Flannel> footvilla: I think the postfix logs is what he was saying, and they should be in /var/log/
[23:21] <ActionParsnip> Shinydan: does it work in cheese?
[23:22] <ism> sdf
[23:22] <ism> i'm new here , i need help
[23:22] <ism> :P
[23:22] <urlin2u> ism, do you have a support question?
[23:23] <psingh> !ask | ism
[23:23] <footvilla> would it be mail.log?
[23:23] <SIFTU> footvilla: yes
[23:24] <Shinydan> actionparsnip: checking.
[23:24] <footvilla> were can i paste
[23:24] <Naoki> hello :D
[23:24] <footvilla> whats in my log
[23:24] <IdleOne> !paste | footvilla
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> Shinydan: skype is a poor test of webcam functionality
[23:24] <Shinydan> actionparsnip: No, it doesn't. But let me try again without skype running.
[23:25] <Shinydan> actionparsnip: That's _really_ interesting. No, it doesn't work in cheese.
[23:25] <footvilla> paste.ubuntu.com is not opening up in my browser
[23:26] <ActionParsnip> Shinydan: then run:  lsusb   use the 8 character hex ID to find guides
[23:26] <SIFTU> footvilla: sudo apt-get install pastebinit && pastebinit /var/log/mail.log
[23:26] <ActionParsnip> footvilla: try:  http://pastie.org
[23:26] <excelsior> so I'm converting an office from windows to ubuntu with the director's blessings. I'm starting by switching to dual booting. A couple of issues: some computers are using a wireless USB NIC, and they don't want to connect even with a direct line of sight with the wireless router. Should static IPs be an issue?
[23:26] <rhizmoe> is there a reason why I can't select "selection" in the print option dialog that pops up when I print something? it's only pagewise printing...
[23:27] <footvilla> <script src='http://pastie.org/2619677.js'></script>
[23:27] <rhizmoe> excelsior: don't dual boot. cutover with the most skilled first and work your way down so that there's plenty of people to help answer questions when the least skilled get their boxes. don't drag it out, tho.
[23:28] <footvilla> http://pastie.org/2619677
[23:28] <rhizmoe> excelsior: it's the wifi that's the problem, probably.
[23:28] <ActionParsnip> excelsior: you can use static IP if you want, just remember to set them outside the scope of the routers DHCP pool
[23:28] <Shinydan> actionparsnip: found the code, working on it. cheers.
[23:28] <SIFTU> footvilla: well that log tells you the problem.. your sasl auth isnt working
[23:29] <excelsior> ActionParsnip: could that be causing my wifi problems?
[23:29] <SIFTU> excelsior: or it could be those adapters dont work out of the box with ubuntu..
[23:29] <Cale> Suppose I want to use a copy of firefox which isn't the one from Ubuntu's package (and want not to have Ubuntu's firefox installed). How do I set /usr/local/firefox/firefox as the preferred application for opening links? The "Preferred Applications" applet gives me no choice to enter a filename on my own, and setting it in .gconf doesn't seem to have helped.
[23:30] <Cale> All the other tabs in that box allow custom commands, why not a web browser or mail client?
[23:31] <footvilla> any idea how i can fix it?
[23:32] <rhizmoe> footvilla: #postfix
[23:32] <excelsior> SIFTU: they work with Windows, unfortunately, so I don't know what to do.
[23:32] <rhizmoe> excelsior: well, are they even getting detected? dmesg
[23:32] <ActionParsnip> excelsior: if you run:  sudo iwlist scan   on a system, does it find networks?
[23:32] <SIFTU> excelsior: try "lsusb|grep net" and paste the adapter here
[23:32] <abobakr> what to do if i want to read a kindle format book
[23:32] <excelsior> I'm starting to take an inventory. Yes, they're detected. They just go really slow, and disconnect easily.
[23:33] <footvilla> #postfix ?
[23:33] <Mysterytrain> is there a way to kick off locked up users? like a nickserv ghost command
[23:33] <SIFTU> footvilla: that tutorial has how to set up sasl
[23:33] <bkfitz> can someone help me resolve a dns issue on my ubuntu linode machine
[23:33] <Cale> In fact, I seem to recall the Preferred Applications panel used to have the option to enter a custom commandline to launch a browser. What happened to that?
[23:33] <bkfitz> I'm not able to resolve anything..
[23:33] <leeping> Hey there - how do I prevent Ctrl+C from printing out "^C" whenever I use it in the terminal?
[23:33] <SIFTU> footvilla: or yes, joing the channel #postfix and ask
[23:34] <ActionParsnip> excelsior: try disabling ipv6, can help
[23:34] <SIFTU> Cale: I'm not sure where ubuntu put its gnome defaults.list file.. but if you find it you can edit it in there
[23:34] <zykotick9> leeping, why would you want to?
[23:35] <leeping> zykotick9, because when I hit ctrl+C, it overwrites existing characters in the terminal, which I would like to highlight by clicking
[23:35] <bkfitz> anyone an expert with resolv.conf and iptables
[23:35] <bkfitz> need some help
[23:35] <excelsior> ActionParsnip: it's set to ignore
[23:35] <leeping> I know that it's possible.  I just forgot how. :P
[23:37] <excelsior> I can't paste, but the wireless adapter is Bus 001 Device 004: ID 1737:0071 WUSB600N Dual-Band Wireless-N USB Network Adapter
[23:37] <bkfitz> surely someone here is a networking guru...
[23:38] <leeping> Found it.  :)
[23:38] <leeping> The command is stty -ctlecho
[23:39] <zykotick9> leeping, thanks - that's neat
[23:40] <SIFTU> bkerensa: you havent asked an actual question
[23:40] <oohbantoo3>  i tried using the command " sudo gedit /etc/default/grub " but it says " sudo: gedit: command not found "
[23:40] <zykotick9> oohbantoo3, are you using "ubuntu" or something else?
[23:40] <Shinydan> ok: the cam is now working in cheese, and the audio is fine. But Flash still isn't picking the cam up.
[23:41] <oohbantoo3> zykotick9 I'm using lubuntu
[23:41] <zykotick9> oohbantoo3, thus the reason you don't have gedit
[23:42] <excelsior> SIFTU: I can't paste, but the wireless adapter is Bus 001 Device 004: ID 1737:0071 WUSB600N Dual-Band Wireless-N USB Network Adapter
[23:42] <ActionParsnip> excelsior: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1487397
[23:42] <Cale> Ah, got it sorted out using the information from this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/natty/+source/gnome-control-center/+bug/708382
[23:43] <Flannel> oohbantoo3: lubuntu uses leafpad instead of gedit
[23:43] <oohbantoo3> zykotick9, oic I think i was using ubuntu at the time when i recorded that command on my LinuxCommands.odt file, anyways, I'd like to set a default os how do I do that
[23:43] <bkfitz> why would I get different nmap results on a server when run from locally/on machine
[23:43] <bkfitz> port says open when run locally, closed when run remotely
[23:43] <oohbantoo3> flannel, do i use sudo leafpad /etc/comadn here  ?
[23:43] <JokesOnYou77> can anyone help me with ssh -X ?
[23:43] <Corey> I'm trying to get a client off of using CPAN in production.  Are there "better" repositories available for various perl libs?
[23:43] <Flannel> oohbantoo3: yeah, leafpad instead of gedit
[23:44] <bkfitz> JokesOnYou77 whats the prob
[23:44] <oohbantoo3> Flannel, it works now, ty
[23:44] <SIFTU> excelsior: looks like some people got it going but with a lot of playing around.. easiest solution is to get adapter which have good support in the linux kernel
[23:44] <JokesOnYou77> bkfitz: I don't understand how to actually get a window with the remote X server in it.  Do I need to use Xepher or something?
[23:44] <bkfitz> man i wish someone could help me with iptables
[23:45] <groundnuty> hey, anyway to get keycodes in a console? (no X)
[23:45] <SIFTU> groundnuty: key codes?
[23:46] <bkfitz> JokesOnYou77, not sure... whenever I've run ssh -X, i think it popped up a window... you do have gnome running on the remote machine yes
[23:46] <JokesOnYou77> bkfitz: yep, gnome
[23:46] <sarthor> apache2 -S
[23:46] <sarthor> apache2: bad user name ${APACHE_RUN_USER}
[23:46] <sarthor>  How to fix this.
[23:46] <bkfitz> so what happens when you login ssh -X?  Nothing
[23:46] <jrib> sarthor: nothing is wrong.  It's just a side-effect of how debian configures apache
[23:47] <groundnuty> SIFTU: like... utf codes I guess... or events. My task is to get some extrakeys on my keyboard to do predefined stuff. And I'm trying to do in on the console levele atm - with no X.
[23:47] <bkfitz> try to gedit something remotely
[23:47] <bkfitz> thatll tell you if you have x
[23:48] <groundnuty> in X its easy, in consoel I've yet to find a way.
[23:48] <SIFTU> groundnuty: like UTF-8? or do you want to bind keys to certain things?
[23:48] <ActionParsnip> oohbantoo3: you can make a cheeky shortcut with:  sudo ln -s /usr/bin/leafpad /usr/bin/gedit     ;)
[23:48] <JokesOnYou77> bkfitz: I just get a command prompt for the remote machine, like I ran ssh without the -X option
[23:48] <groundnuty> SIFTU: exacly.
[23:48] <sarthor> jrib: what will be my virtualhost configuration ??
[23:48] <jrib> sarthor: what do you mean?
[23:48] <bkfitz> JokesOnYou77 - try to gedit something
[23:48] <JokesOnYou77> bkfitz: :O It worked!!
[23:48] <oohbantoo3> ActionParsnip, nice tip, will take a note on that ty
[23:48] <bkfitz> :0
[23:49] <Shinydan> My webcam works with cheese but doesn't work in Flash. Any suggestions?
[23:49] <excelsior> SIFTU: why do you suppose that the linux kernel support these cards?
[23:49] <excelsior> SIFTU: why do you suppose that the linux kernel DOESN'T support these cards?
[23:49] <sarthor> jrib: httpd -S not working.. also apache2 -S says that.. i want to find vhost file
[23:49] <JokesOnYou77> bkfitz: so I don't get a desktop? It just lets me use X client programs locally?
[23:50] <sarthor> jrib: for this change. http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/mod/core.html#adddefaultcharset
[23:50] <jrib> sarthor: use /etc/apache2/apache2.conf or /etc/apache2/sites-available/* as appropriate
[23:51] <SIFTU> groundnuty: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Keyboard-and-Console-HOWTO-5.html
[23:51] <SIFTU> excelsior: becuase I see posts all over the internet with people having problems with them
[23:51] <SIFTU> excelsior: one which I PM'ed you
[23:51] <excelsior> I was hoping to find an easier solution than compiling source code. Haven't done that successfully, ever.
[23:52] <Shinydan> hm. in epiphany, of all things, it works fine. Weird.
[23:52] <JokesOnYou77> wait, I get a desktop, I just have nautilus set not to render the desktop on my local machine lol
[23:52] <groundnuty> SIFTU: been there already - its more about X as I read it.
[23:52] <SIFTU> groundnuty: loadkeys?
[23:52] <Shinydan> it all works! thank you.
[23:53] <RP64> ActionParsnip:  Hey you there ! whatsup mann
[23:53] <groundnuty> SIFTU: well ok, but how do I find which key has what code :)
[23:53] <excelsior> SIFTU: I mispoke, I meant to ask why the linux kernal isn't supporting the cards.
[23:53] <mandrak_> mma
[23:54] <groundnuty> SIFTU: I also have some stuff that probably will work in X and wont in console, so running X and getting codes is not an option ;)
[23:54] <SIFTU> excelsior: becuase the manufacturer either hasnt given the source code to the kernel devs, or someone hasnt reverse engineered it and made a kernel module
[23:54] <Rocketlauncher> I have wifi and I want to do internet sharing to this imac g3 running debian .. i have a regular cat5 cable. I'm trying to share from my ubuntu pc but it says "device not managed" under wired connections in nm-applet and i dont know what i'm doing wrong
[23:55] <excelsior> but they're compiling some kind of source code. Can I do anything to get it included in the kernal?
[23:55] <bazhang> !ics > Rocketlauncher
[23:55] <ActionParsnip> RP64: nm man, workin hard
[23:55] <Rocketlauncher> Really this channel should stop using ubottu, that's the first page i looked at when i tried getting it to work
[23:56] <Rocketlauncher> sorry i'm stressed
[23:56] <RP64> ActionParsnip: nice good work bra
[23:56] <jclbrt> grrrr
[23:56] <JAM__> sup
[23:56] <jclbrt> wtf....  i followed these directions to the LETTER: http://www.server-servers.com/ubuntu-router-network-gateway/
[23:56] <Rocketlauncher> JAM__:
[23:57] <JAM__> KDE vs Gnome
[23:57] <Rocketlauncher> !pastebin JAM__
[23:57] <Rocketlauncher> !pastebin > JAM__
[23:57] <bazhang> JAM__, wrong place
[23:57] <jclbrt> and still cant get it to work... i was able to get an IP from the server
[23:57] <Rocketlauncher> JAM__: i think you should know that spamming is not tolerated here!
[23:57] <Rocketlauncher> !spam > JAM__
[23:57] <jclbrt> i am able to ping the server from the client and able to ping the client from the server
[23:57] <jclbrt> cant connect via SSH tho to the server
[23:57] <jclbrt> or anything else
[23:57] <jclbrt> cant even  get online
[23:58] <jclbrt> but i have a valid IP
[23:58] <ActionParsnip> jclbrt: can you ping <IP_ADDRESS> ?
[23:58] <jclbrt> didnt try that... it'll take me  a sec tho cuz i gotta disconnec thte internet
[23:58] <jclbrt> u think it's a DNS thing?
[23:58] <ActionParsnip> jclbrt: possibly
[23:58] <jclbrt> i think it's a firewall config issue
[23:59] <jclbrt> cuz even tho i can ping the machine by IP it's still not letting me access the machine via IP
[23:59] <ActionParsnip> jclbrt: if you set your nameserver to <IP_ADDRESS> manually then try the web
[23:59] <Fudge> how can i fix this ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host
[23:59] <ActionParsnip> jclbrt: ah, then you may need to set the route
[23:59] <jrib> Fudge: nothing to fix
[23:59] <Fudge> i cant ssh to the box though
[23:59] <jclbrt> ActionParsnip what's the correct way to do that... i've got webmin installed