[21:59] <alkisg> What's the recommented way to backup a windows partition? I don't want to use dd to save space, and if possible, I'd like to be able to loop-mount the produced image.
[22:00] <progre55> magnetron: well, my file is 19Gb, but not sure what the tar-gzipped file would be, and I have 25Gb on my remote server..
[22:00] <Aimee> I'll try logging out
[22:00] <magnetron> progre55: well then the easiest way would probably be to enable root logins on the remote systems, disable password logins, and use the original ssh pipe setup
[22:00] <progre55> magnetron: so I'm hoping the tar wont be more than 6 =)
[22:00] <Maahes> alkisg: maybe partition image, lemme check to see if it handles windows
[22:01] <nakhlawi> alkisg: did you try the "simple backup config" in ubuntu?
[22:01] <alkisg> Maahes: partimage does handle ntfs, but it looks a little unmaintained, and clonezilla prefers to use partclone, for which there are no debs around...
[22:01] <alkisg> nakhlawi: no, where's that?
[22:02] <nakhlawi> alkisg: under "system" menu
[22:02] <econdudeawesome> Howdy! How do I set up a folder to sync via ubuntuone with the command line
[22:02] <avi_> VCoolio, Dude that is PERFECT. I'm adding that to ~/notes straight away. Thanks so much!
[22:02] <nakhlawi> alkisg: it seems that you have to mount the windows partition first though
[22:02] <taxdude> anyone else have trouble booting the 10.10 netbook image off a thumb drive?
[22:03] <magnetron> taxdude: yes, not all thumb drives can be booted from. it's a hardware issue.
[22:03] <VCoolio> avi_: no probem, glad to be of assistance
[22:03] <IdleOne> !10.10
[22:03] <taxdude> hmmm... I was able to install 10.04 with a thumb drive
[22:03] <alkisg> nakhlawi: I got localized menus, could you tell me the exact menu path? I can't find it..
[22:03] <Maahes> wait..am I in #ubuntu or #ubuntu-unregged, weechat is confusing me
[22:03] <LjL> Maahes: #ubuntu
[22:04] <nakhlawi> system -> administration -> simple backup config
[22:04] <magnetron> progre55: excuse me, first you said you had a .tar.gz file but now you are saying that you have uncompressed data, that you will compress and then decompress? i am confused
[22:04] <uRock> I get that #ubuntu-unregged thing every other connect also
[22:04] <alkisg> nakhlawi: urm, still can't find it, let me logoff/logon with english menus...
[22:04] <alkisg> thanks
[22:05] <billybigrigger> i know this is a wine related problem, but it's moreso an ubuntu problem, i installed starcraft2 in wine a few weeks ago, using nvidia driver version 256.44, and now updated today to get 256.53, now wine is complaining about an API mismatch, how do i correct this? here is wine's output http://pastebin.ca/1931994
[22:05] <progre55> maagnetron: I'm compressing it on the fly and sending to the remote system as tar.gz and then I'll need to decompress on the remote system )
[22:05] <sameerk> is there anyone in ubuntu to know whether hardware is working like in windows u got device manager with  status window
[22:05] <acerimmer> re: edubuntu - I'm running a virtual 8.04.1 edubuntu.  At one point it had a simulated ltsp cluster?  Can't seem to find that function now.  HELP!
[22:06] <billybigrigger> obviously when 256.53 was installed, rebuilding the dkms modules didn't work correctly i'm assuming?
[22:06] <magnetron> progre55: look, there is no need for that. SSH supports gzip compression transparently
[22:06] <tetsuo----> how do i enable 'backports" repository?
[22:06] <magnetron> progre55: since you are only transferring a single large file
[22:07] <bastidrazor> !backports | tetsuo----
[22:07] <alkisg> nakhlawi: still can't find it, I think you've installed some program which isn't preinstalled by default. Could you run it, then run "ps -ef" and tell me its name, so that I can install it from synaptic?
[22:07] <nakhlawi> gksu simple-backup-config
[22:07] <alkisg> Merci
[22:07] <nakhlawi> alkisg: type this in the terminal: gksu simple-backup-config
[22:07] <alkisg> (package=sbackup, installing...)
[22:07] <tetsuo----> thanks
[22:07] <alkisg> nakhlawi: it's not preinstalled though
[22:08] <nakhlawi> alkisg: then you have to install it.
[22:08] <nakhlawi> but nevertheless, you can choose another backup tool.
[22:09] <nakhlawi> !backup
[22:09] <JohnSQ_> How do I find and access my flash drive from the commandline?
[22:09] <alkisg> nakhlawi: that seems like a file backup program, so if I restore the windows partition with it, it won't be bootable, right?
[22:09] <VCoolio> JohnSQ_: sudo fdisk -l    then mount it?
[22:10] <progre55> maagnetron: no, I'm transfering a whole directory with a bunch of files
[22:10] <JohnSQ_> How do I mount it?
[22:10] <nakhlawi> alkisg: correct, I don't think it will be bootable
[22:10] <nakhlawi> alkisg: dd can ensure it is bootable though
[22:10] <nakhlawi> !backup | alkisg
[22:11] <Aimee> Alright, so... I've restarted, and cool, the applet works
[22:11] <JohnSQ_> VCoolio: How do I mount a flash drive from command line?
[22:11] <lucascastro> JonSQ_ mount /dev/sd /path/where
[22:11] <alkisg> nakhlawi: thanks, I'm looking for some tool for partition backup. dd is a very nice tool but it will give me a 40 GB image instead of a 10 Gb image... I'm looking in https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DriveImaging, thanks...
[22:11] <VCoolio> JohnSQ_: create or choose a folder to mount to that you have access to; then "sudo mount /dev/?? /path/mountfolder -t auto -o user,rw
[22:11] <JohnSQ_> k thnx
[22:11] <hiexpo> Aimee, kool
[22:11] <Aimee> Quick question though
[22:11] <Aimee> What means what..
[22:11] <hiexpo> shoot
[22:11] <nakhlawi> alkisg: you're welcome.
[22:11] <alkisg> OK, so either partimage or dd. I'll go for partimage :)
[22:11] <Aimee> I've got two temp2's
[22:11] <Aimee> apparently
[22:11] <hiexpo> yup
[22:11] <tetsuo----> ive set up the backports but its not listing the expected files, namely clamav unstable builds
[22:12] <Aimee> Is that because I have 1 processor with two logicals/
[22:12] <Aimee> ?
[22:12] <hiexpo> 2 cores ?
[22:12] <Aimee> No, single core
[22:12] <Aimee> Processor is an Intel XEON @ 2.8GHz
[22:13] <hiexpo> what are the dif temps
[22:13] <hiexpo> gpu cpu and cores i have 5
[22:13] <ilovefairuz> !enter | Aimee
[22:14] <econdudeawesome> Howdy! How do I set up a folder to sync via ubuntuone via the commandline? I am using LXDE and things don't appear to be working right...
[22:14] <Humle> Hello basix- and welcome to #ubuntu
[22:14] <basix-> hello
[22:14] <econdudeawesome> perhaps there is an ubuntuone channel?
[22:14] <Humle> Hello josef_ and welcome to #ubuntu
[22:14] <Aimee> omg... im trying to not make every second word on a seperate line ilovefairuz
[22:14] <Humle> Hello OSC and welcome to #ubuntu
[22:14] <basix-> is there a good recommended keystroke logger for ubuntu?
[22:14] <Humle> Hello D3Xifier and welcome to #ubuntu
[22:14] <rww> Humle: don't do that, please
[22:15] <ilovefairuz> Aimee: it's more readable
[22:15] <hiexpo> ilovefairuz, oh come on shes not flooding going back and forth with ?'s and answers
[22:15] <alkisg> Urm, partimage gives me a warning: the current ntfs support is experimental :(
[22:15] <Humle> Hello jangell_ and welcome to #ubuntu
[22:15] <Aimee> ilovefairuz: I have a bad habit of doing it
[22:15] <Aimee> if I do... I'm sorry, but it's just... I'm used to it everywnhere'
[22:16] <nakhlawi> alkisg: NTFS was read-only in the past, I'm not sure about now.
[22:16] <nakhlawi> But if you are using dd, it doesn't matter.
[22:16] <urthmover> odd I'm still trying to get ServerAliveInterval to work right with  an sshfs connection.  No matter where I put it (/root/.ssh/config   /home/username/.ssh/config  /etc/ssh/ssh_config )  the feature does  not seem to actually take effect.  I know this because I can see  ACKs happening every second or so.  Is there something else that  causes sshfs to chatter that I'm not aware of?
[22:16] <incorrect> i have a vm that i am using a file server, i don't really want to use nfs or samba to share files to my ubuntu desktop
[22:16] <incorrect> is there anything else? other than webdav
[22:16] <ubuntu_> undecim, hello
[22:16] <ubuntu_> i'm back
[22:16] <alkisg> nakhlawi: ntfs-3g has good read-write support... but it looks like the partition backup tools are not sure of themselves yet... I'll think about dd vs ghost :-/
[22:17] <magnetron> incorrect: you can use SSH
[22:17] <ubuntu_> iwconfig is still not giving me the interface
[22:17] <incorrect> magnetron, i guess i could use rsync
[22:17] <ariasbeep> hola
[22:17] <urthmover> incorrect: sshfs is a good solution
[22:17] <ariasbeep> como instalo latin1
[22:18] <ariasbeep> solo tengo soporte utf8
[22:18] <lucascastro> ubuntu_: try iwconfig -a
[22:18] <nakhlawi> alkisg: if your NTFS partition is important and that is why you back it up. Don't use Linux to write to that partition, I won't trust it.
[22:18] <Humle> sorry
[22:18] <rww> ubottu: es | ariasbeep
[22:18] <nakhlawi> alkisg: just to be on the safe side.
[22:18] <ubuntu_> lucascastro, no such device
[22:18] <incorrect> urthmover, hmm doesn't seem too bad
[22:18] <ariasbeep> perdon
[22:18] <ariasbeep> me confundí
[22:19] <alkisg> nakhlawi: nah, no data there, just a basic vista installation, to save me the trouble of reinstalling all drivers and sp1/sp2 if I ever want to resinstall.
[22:19] <ariasbeep> como siempre entró
[22:19] <ariasbeep> al canal ubuntu normal
[22:19] <tetsuo----> a new clamav version has been released, but its not on the repository yet, where should i send this message to get it updated/
[22:19] <ariasbeep> pues si
[22:19] <nakhlawi> alkisg: Oh, so you are preparing just a basic install image.
[22:19] <alkisg> Yup
[22:19] <ariasbeep> como instalo latin1 porque solo tengo soporte para utf8
[22:19] <lucascastro> ubuntu_: but, is your Interface  wifi?
[22:20] <ilovefairuz> !es | ariasbeep
[22:20] <rww> ariasbeep: English language only here, please. #ubuntu-es for Spanish.
[22:20] <IdleOne> ariasbeep: por favor entre en el canal #ubuntu-es, escribe /join #ubuntu-es
[22:20] <ubuntu_> i'm trying to get my wifi to work
[22:20] <nakhlawi> alkisg: then go ahead and try partimage
[22:20] <tetsuo----> a newer wine version has been released too, so i would like to see that updated too
[22:20] <rww> ubottu: latest | tetsuo----
[22:20] <basix-> can anyone help me with keylogging on ubuntu?
[22:20] <reya2276> Anyone what help channel is for Netbook 10.10
[22:20] <nakhlawi> alkisg: and you can contact its developers for any issues.
[22:21] <uRock> If I wanted to create a script to launch multiple applications at the same time, how would I separate the programs? Example: firefox & pidgin & thunderbird
[22:21] <tetsuo----> !backports
[22:21] <alkisg> nakhlawi: will do, it's much easier for me to do this while working on linux than booting from a cd and waiting for ghost to finish. Thanks again :)
[22:21] <VCoolio> uRock: you said it :D
[22:21] <ubuntu_> lucascastro, i'm using a live cd
[22:21] <ilovefairuz> uRock: firefox; pidgin;     and so on
[22:21] <nakhlawi> alkisg: sure. good luck.
[22:21] <ubuntu_> some of the distros work great on this laptop but ubuntu is not working
[22:21] <uRock> sweet, thanx VCoolio and ilovefairuz
[22:22] <ubuntu_> not recognizing the wireless
[22:22] <guntbert> reya2276: #ubuntu+1
[22:22] <VCoolio> uRock: comm1 & comm2  run at the same time; comm1 && comm2  run 2 if 1 ends successfully
[22:22] <reya2276> Thanks
[22:22] <lucascastro> ubuntu_: which is your card ?
[22:22] <apparle> !compile
[22:23] <ilovefairuz> uRock: '&' will launch a program in the background and proceed to the next one, ';' will make the shell wait for the program to finish and launch the next one
[22:23] <ubuntu_> Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4306 802.11b/g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 03)
[22:23] <Aimee> hiexpo, uhh
[22:23] <Aimee> if you're still there... i'll get a screenshot
[22:23] <basix-> is lkl a good key log program to run in ubuntu?
[22:24] <17SABGB7J> Ubuntu_: I had problems with Broadcom on 10.04 too - had to install ndiswrapper
[22:24] <tetsuo----> woah i didnt know ubuntu didnt do any updates unless security issues are fixed, i though i would just get the latest everything by enabling the unstable channels etc..
[22:24] <Aimee> hiexpo, http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6429979/screen-000040.png
[22:24] <ilovefairuz> ubuntu_: install the distro and install all updates
[22:24] <lucascastro> ubuntu_: what ubuntu version are you trying to use?
[22:25] <ubuntu_> but zorin (an ubuntu based) distro works fine
[22:25] <ubuntu_> 10.4
[22:25] <ubuntu_> ilovefairuz, can't install at the moment
[22:25] <ubuntu_> no space
[22:25] <ilovefairuz> ubuntu_: this chipest is supported by the b43 driver, sudo apt-get install bcmwl-kernel-source
[22:26] <ubuntu_> i installed the bcmwl-kernel-source already
[22:26] <rww> ilovefairuz: bcmwl-kernel-source installs the wl/STA driver, not b43.
[22:26] <ilovefairuz> ubuntu_: or check system > administration > hardware drivers
[22:26] <hiexpo> Aimee, i see 127c thats high is it a lappy?
[22:26] <ubuntu_> when i look at the synaptic it has a check mark
[22:26] <Aimee> hiexpo: No
[22:26] <duffydack> I think STA doesnt support bcm4306
[22:26] <Aimee> hiexpo: Can I PM you
[22:26] <ubuntu_> ilovefairuz, i did that already
[22:26] <rotham> hey... how do I get wireless internet working on virtual systems installed within virtualbox?
[22:26] <duffydack> b43-fwcutter is the only other choice.
[22:26] <hiexpo> Aimee, sure
[22:27] <ubuntu_> duffydack, that is also installed
[22:27] <ubuntu_> has a check mark
[22:28] <ilovefairuz> rww: you're right, i read it off the wiki page, i think it needs to be updated
[22:29] <ilovefairuz> rww: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx ... it means the package as a "hybrid" driver
[22:29] <ilovefairuz> mentions **
[22:29] <rww> ilovefairuz: Yeah, it has some wording issues. That section actually installs STA/wl (and thus disables b43)
[22:30] <francesco_> Hello
[22:31] <ilovefairuz> !hi | francesco_
[22:31] <lucascastro> ubuntu_: take a look at this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1490717
[22:31] <tetsuo----> is there any way to get a ubuntu with bleeding edge software updates
[22:31] <ilovefairuz> ubuntu_: the live cd doesn't have the latest kernel/driver updates
[22:31] <francesco_> nessun italiano?
[22:32] <LjL> !it | francesco_
[22:34] <zfe> may i know why
[22:34] <zfe> the package "kde"
[22:34] <zfe> which would be supposed to be a dummy package
[22:34] <zfe> is not a dummy package at all?
[22:34] <d3mn0id> oh, some action.
[22:34] <xnixan> ilovefairuz, me too love fairuz ;-)
[22:34] <d3mn0id> my e-penis grows.
[22:35] <jinxx> I have a zareason Terra HD, and in Ubuntu, if I close the laptop lid with the power cord plugged in it goes to sleep.  If the cord is unplugged however it doesn't go to sleep.  Is there a fix for this?
[22:35] <d3mn0id> jinxx: power management options
[22:35] <jetsaredim> is there any reason why the software center doesn't seem to honor the network proxy settings?
[22:35] <jinxx> d3mn0id: it says it should go to sleep when the lid is closed
[22:35] <zfe> just like you folks
[22:35] <sometux> I have a shell script which authenticate to twitter and send my server status, but recently theres problem authenticating to Twitter, any ideas?
[22:35] <zfe> you should go to sleep
[22:36] <d3mn0id> jinxx: look at the tabs.
[22:37] <jinxx> d3mn0id: it says "suspend" when laptop lid is closed for both on battery and on AC power.
[22:37] <ubuntu_> lucascastro, i have already look at that thread..
[22:37] <helo_> how can a normal user mount an inserted thumb drive manually (not using gnome)?
[22:37] <d3mn0id> zfe: permanently, i agree.
[22:37] <ubuntu_> ilovefairuz, live cd works with other ubuntu based distro on this same laptop
[22:38] <d3mn0id> zfe: so, what distro do you use then?
[22:38] <zfe> d3mn0id, i did this huge mistake
[22:38] <helo_> i know pmount works, but i'm surprised it isn't installed by default... so perhaps there is a preferred method?
[22:38] <zfe> of installing ubuntu
[22:38] <ubuntu_> one time it said the driver is activated but not in use
[22:38] <ubuntu_> not sure what that means anyway
[22:39] <Monotoko> its in the kernal..but Ubuntu isnt using it
[22:39] <d3mn0id> zfe: oh fuck, i've been there before. do you have an arch linux install cd to help you?
[22:39] <ubuntu_> how can the driver be activated but i still not have the wireless interface in iwconfig
[22:39] <zfe> d3mn0id, i could download it
[22:39] <zfe> and install by night
[22:39] <andybiker> Hi. what is the parental control software?
[22:40] <zfe> but i'm too lazy to make up a kernel that would suit me
[22:41] <d3mn0id> zfe: well, it takes less than a hour to install under normal circumstances... what hectic hardware do you have?
[22:41] <jinxx> Could my suspend problem be caused by something making calls to the CPU?
[22:41] <zfe> d3mn0id, a netbook
[22:42] <d3mn0id> oh fuck, child
[22:42] <d3mn0id> it's over for you
[22:42] <zfe> d3mn0id, eh, i just bricked my macbook
[22:42] <hiku> !lanuage | d3mn0id
[22:42] <hiku> !language | d3mn0id
[22:42] <d3mn0id> ahaha
[22:42] <d3mn0id> ok
[22:42] <d3mn0id> cool
[22:42] <zfe> hiku, what's this, a kindergarten?
[22:43] <hiku> zfe: it's a family channel....keep it clean
[22:43] <zfe> for some reasons apt-get install kubuntu
[22:43] <zfe> installed a new kernel
[22:43] <zfe> quien sabe, really
[22:43] <d3mn0id> zfe: all the little new linux users are sensitive.
[22:43] <zfe> d3mn0id, i see
[22:43] <DIL> hmmm
[22:44] <zfe> i'm missing good old days
[22:44] <zfe> with slack 8.0
[22:44] <zfe> lol
[22:45] <d3mn0id> zfe: i also ran slack for a while. it was quite pleasant. like being frozen in time, in a safehouse that had everything you need.
[22:45] <DIL> went to the corner
[22:45] <zadarmooo> see you later aligator
[22:47] <jesse2> Hello.  Does anyone if ubuntu tweak (0.5.6) works with ubuntu 10.10 beat?
[22:47] <jesse2> err, does anyone *know* if....
[22:48] <hiku> jesse2: try #ubuntu+1
[22:48] <gabox> hi, i'm about to buy a dell studio 15 and i want to know what video card should i choose, the ATI mobility Radeon hd5470 or the intel hd.  Wich one should i choose? thanks
[22:48] <jesse2> thanks hiku
[22:48] <hiku> jesse2: your welcome
[22:49] <hiku> !ati > gabox
[22:49] <Quantum_Ion> !ati
[22:50] <capio> hello
[22:51] <hiku> !hi | capio
[22:52] <capio> just wonder. is there a way to edit the grub config file from a live cd ? It always reverts back to what it used to be, if i reboot next time again
[22:52] <capio> and update-grub doesnt work because of the chroot environment
[22:52] <guest0000001> i'm using ubuntu 10.4  how do i check my email from the command line?
[22:53] <gabox> ubottu i saw your private message, that site is about how to install drivers. I have trouble choosing a video card.
[22:53] <hiexpo> !email > guest0000001
[22:54] <guest0000001> what does "!email" mean?
[22:54] <guest0000001> just type email?
[22:54] <hiku> gabox: I've used nvidia for years... the driver support is really good now. For ati... all Ican say is good luck. intel...good luck
[22:54] <hiku> !email | guest0000001
[22:54] <hiexpo> guest0000001, was trying something so nothing sorry
[22:55] <hiku> hiexpo: doesn't work
[22:55] <hiexpo> i know
[22:55] <guest0000001> huh?
[22:55] <jun_> !learn sc
[22:55] <BedMan> guest0000001: make sure you have mailutils installed
[22:55] <hiku> guest0000001: you would need to setup or install an email client of your choice. thunderbird is nice.
[22:55] <jun_> !learn sc shit cunts
[22:55] <jun_> lol
[22:55] <guest0000001> ok
[22:55] <VCoolio> guest0000001: try mutt or alpine for cli
[22:55] <guest0000001> ok thank you
[22:55] <BedMan> guest0000001: then you can use mailx from the command line
[22:55] <hiku> !language | jun_
[22:56] <Aimee> hey
[22:56] <Aimee> question about ubottu
[22:56] <Aimee> what kind of bot is it
[22:56] <gabox> hiku, i have an nvidia too, it works very good. The thing is that dell doesn't seem to have notebooks with nvidia any more. Just wanted to know how an intel graphic card works under linux, don't want to make the same mistake again like i did with my desktop pc hehe
[22:56] <jun_> i got something better for you hiku
[22:56] <Aimee> in-house or infobot
[22:56] <Aimee> or something
[22:56] <LjL> Aimee: a supybot. further info in #ubuntu-bots-team
[22:56] <Aimee> LjL: THank you
[22:57] <hiku> gabox: imo, dells aren't that great. try hp/acer/toshiba...
[22:57] <kermit> how do i scan to pdf?
[22:57] <t0maw1> NO HOMELAND WITHOUT YOU FUHRER LOREZ!  ALL HAIL THE AUTISTIC LORD OF FREENODE!! x-izzy engled erana zonum ryaxnb k1b3r_4r7 rotham RangerBob mangojambo mast` MaximLevitsky iwobbles Barridus zzzed Xerora_^ look Olytibar billybigrigger PlainFlavored ariasbeep sacho psyt7 D3Xifier|afk basix- ring0 AndroidLoverInSF Aimee ubuntu_ lanoxx llua th0r Slix` DDwi HrT ninjai Malkavian__ iredux disturbed_ Lenin_Cat nhandler Phylock Sonderblade emc go|dfi
[22:57] <guest0000001> bedman how do i use mailx?
[22:57] <PlainFlavored> thanx 4 the shoutout~~~
[22:58] <PlainFlavored> -_-
[22:58] <nick1_> ???
[22:58] <nick1_> http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/songstumblr/id386723282?mt=8
[22:58] <capio> gabox. i have some dell laptop here
[22:58] <capio> with intel on board
[22:58] <hiexpo> guest0000001, who you use for mail    etc yahoo msn etc ?
[22:58] <capio> i dont have any problems with it
[22:58] <nick1_> chweck it out http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/songstumblr/id386723282?mt=8
[22:58] <BedMan> guest0000001: read the man page :-) man mailx (basicly mailx -s "subject" user@host < file)
[22:58] <capio> tho i dont use it for any good graphic stuff
[22:58] <jun_> dell are for the tip
[22:58] <guest0000001> thank you so much
[22:58] <amadews> hy how can i make pidgin send and recive file bicause i try but  failed  .
[22:58] <jun_> lol
[22:59] <bazhang> jun_, stop that
[22:59] <hiku> jun_: stop trolling plz
[23:00] <hiexpo> guest0000001, i use pidgin for getting my mail
[23:00] <BedMan> I got the impression he wanted to send mail from the command line
[23:01] <BedMan> that's where mailx is good :-)
[23:01] <hiexpo> ya BedMan
[23:01] <BedMan> it sux as a client
[23:01] <hiexpo> i like to keep it simple so pidgin is perfect
[23:02] <Aimee> To be honest
[23:02] <BedMan> pidgin == simple? I wouldn't say that
[23:02] <Aimee> I use thunderbird
[23:02] <Aimee> But thunderbird for linux seems to have a problem with fetching my mail server config
[23:02] <BedMan> heh - I use gmail :-P
[23:02] <hiku> gmail rocks
[23:02] <BedMan> nod
[23:02] <Aimee> I use my own domain powered by google apps
[23:02] <Lxndr> I have ubuntu pre-installed on my Dell laptop. I have a wireless mouse. When I type, half the time I accidentally bump that damned touch-pad and things go crazy. Can I make it so that any touchpad input is ignored without interfering with the USB mouse input? How?
[23:03] <Aimee> Lxndr: Some laptops have a button or a function to disable your touchpad
[23:03] <Aimee> Look for it on yours
[23:03] <crohakon> I tried evolution... I have three email accounts, 2 of which are pop accounts. Evolution wanted to force all three accounts to use the same inbox. So I went back to thunderbird.
[23:03] <BedMan> Lxndr: alternately - uninstall the driver
[23:03] <Aimee> that too
[23:03] <guest0000001> what do i type to read my email with mailx at the command line?
[23:03] <BedMan> Lxndr: be carefull doing so
[23:03] <BedMan> guest0000001: do you really want to use a character mode mail program?
[23:03] <guest0000001> yes
[23:03] <Aimee> BedMan: I'd rather Lxndr try to find out if he can just disable input via the touchpad
[23:04] <guest0000001> i do
[23:04] <hiku> Lxndr: the default settings that I see with 10.04 with all the updates is that under System>Prefs>Mouse, click 3rd tab, and the options to disable touchpad are checked.
[23:04] <hiexpo> set up pidgin right and it works right i use it for facebook , msn , yahoo , twitter = all in one and get my email from each one also
[23:04] <BedMan> guest0000001: I'd suggest elm... or pine over mailx
[23:04] <jinxx> My ubuntu install on a Terra HD refuses to suspend when I close the laptop lid.  The settings are all correct according to gnome-power-manager.  Also, it sometimes fails to boot with the message: "(process (290)): glib-warning: getpwuid-r (): failed due to unknown user id (0)"
[23:04] <guest0000001> ok installing pine now
[23:04] <hiku> BedMan: pine is no more.... "Alpine" is now the new flavor...
[23:04] <mininessie> is there an easy to install epsxe
[23:04] <jinxx> is there any fix for this?
[23:04] <BedMan> hiku: I'm old school... :-)
[23:04] <hiku> BedMan: hehe me to
[23:05] <BedMan> hiku: some guy named al took over pine? :-p
[23:05] <guest0000001> ok my ubuntu 10.4 doesn't have pine
[23:05] <hiku> BedMan: new project maintainers renamed it
[23:05] <hiku> guest0000001: sudo apt-get install alpine
[23:05] <guest0000001> but it does have alpine
[23:05] <guest0000001> ok
[23:05] <hiku> guest0000001: one in the same
[23:05] <BedMan> there ya go
[23:06] <guest0000001> ok it's installed
[23:06]  * BedMan always hated pico
[23:06] <hiexpo> has ubuntu figured out the fix to fetch messages from twitter yet ?
[23:06] <mininessie> is there an easy to install epsxe
[23:06] <rockenrola> How do I make changes in gnome to all users. For example, if I want all users to show seconds in their clocks. Basically where are the gnome defaults?
[23:06] <crohakon> BedMan, I always like pico... really easy and quick.
[23:07] <hiexpo> oh with pidgin
[23:07] <BedMan> crohakon: I'ma vim guy :-)
[23:07] <hiku> guest0000001: you might want to read up on this for configuring alpine - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=596964
[23:07] <crohakon> BedMan, of course, now I use nano. If I want something complex I will open open office. ;)
[23:07]  * BedMan shivvers
[23:07] <BedMan> office?
[23:07] <office> ?
[23:07] <hiku> crohakon: BedMan Vi is quick..
[23:07] <office> ;p
[23:08] <BedMan> uh uh hiku
[23:08] <crohakon> *blinks*
[23:08] <Leroy> vi ftw!
[23:08] <guest0000001> do i have to setup alpine?
[23:08] <BedMan> office: sorry - crohakon mentioned using office for complex tasks...
[23:08] <hiku> guest0000001: yes, follow the link I just pasted
[23:08] <guest0000001> with an email account
[23:08] <mininessie> any good easy to install playstation 1 emulator
[23:08] <bodwick> mininessie: download binaries form epsxe site?
[23:09] <crohakon> I wish linux distilled whiskey and dispensed it from a tap on the side of my laptop.
[23:09] <Knat> I found a package for creting QR code barcodes in ubuntu, but I cant for the life of me find anything that decodes them, all the projects I find are for cellphones, I need something i can run cli that reads a qr code from an image
[23:09] <psyt7> is it possible to lower the brightness levels even less than default min settings in ubuntu lucid?
[23:09] <guest0000001> thank you so much you guys are so helpful
[23:09] <BedMan> crohakon: you could use the heat generated from the CPU to make a still...
[23:09] <hiexpo> i did make a patch to fix twitter in pidgin < messenger fetch
[23:09] <johnc> I'm new at ubuntu...Somebody could save me loads of time...so I downloaded Firefox Thunderbird. How do I install it? I see th files and directories, Location: /thunderbird/
[23:10] <mininessie> any good easy to install playstation 1 emulator
[23:10] <Thriftn> ubuntu rocks
[23:10] <bodwick> mininessie http://www.epsxe.com/files/epsxe160lin.zip
[23:10] <hiku> johnc: all you need to do is open a terminal and type: sudo apt-get install thunderbird
[23:10] <BedMan> guest0000001: Good luck :)
[23:11] <Chr|s> Or look in the Ubuntu Software Center
[23:11] <crohakon> johnc, install via Ubuntu Software Center and they will automatically be in your applications menu under internet... but wait... firefox comes default!
[23:11] <hiku> Yup
[23:11] <hiku> crohakon: thunderbird
[23:11] <jun_> use it!!!!!! /[^\x00-\x20()@,;:".[\]\x7f-\xff]+(?:\.[^\x00-\x20()@,;:".[\]\x7f-\xff]+)*\@[^\x00-\x20()@,;:".[\]\x7f-\xff]+(?:\.[^\x00-\x20()@,;:".[\]\x7f-\xff]+)+/i
[23:11] <BedMan> someone with powah please !kb jun_
[23:12] <crohakon> Oh, see... I thought it was "Mozilla Thunderbird" and "Mozilla Firefox" not "Firefox Thunderbird" ;) My bad.
[23:12] <johnc> Thanks guys. I'll look for the 101 tutorial next...
[23:12] <crohakon> My statement still stands.
[23:12] <jun_> read it properly
[23:12] <SkaterP> :D
[23:12] <look> jun_, stop that
[23:12] <cjTheN00b> hi all
[23:12] <SkaterP> hi
[23:12] <bodwick> mininessie you may also try pcsx http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=pcsx&searchon=names&suite=all&section=all
[23:12] <cjTheN00b> if my nick doesn't say it enough I need serious help...
[23:12] <hiku> thank you bazhang
[23:12] <crohakon> johnc,  click on the applications menu and go to the bottom of the menu ... you see Ubuntu Software Center? Open it.
[23:13] <Chr|s> cjTheN00b: just ask your question :)
[23:13] <cjTheN00b> beyond that of rtfm or here's the link
[23:13] <crohakon> johnc, once it is open, search for Thunderbird. It will appear in the list. Click on it... click install... boom your done.
[23:13] <bazhang> cjTheN00b, that's not acceptable dont use that acronym here
[23:13] <cjTheN00b> what's the fastest way to build a complete offline repository for 10.04
[23:13] <bazhang> cjTheN00b, apt-mirror perhaps
[23:14] <johnc> crohakon: Done
[23:14] <hiku> cjTheN00b: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGet/Offline/Repository
[23:14] <cjTheN00b> bazhang, which acronym was inappropriate? I apologize
[23:14] <IdleOne> cjTheN00b: complete? I don't think you will have enough storage
[23:14] <crohakon> johnc, so.. I helped? I actually helped someone! Damn, i'm gettin good at this.
[23:14] <IdleOne> see apt-mirror or aptoncd
[23:14] <cjTheN00b> I have a 1TB of free space
[23:14] <BedMan> crohakon: not really :-p but you fake it well :-)
[23:15] <crohakon> BedMan, I.. I can live with that. ;)
[23:15] <seymourbuttz> NO HOMELAND WITHOUT YOU FUHRER LOREZ! ALL HAIL THE AUTISTIC LORD OF FREENODE!! seymourbuttz amosk AllRadioisDead zzzed figure002 RxDx progre55_ frobisher MaximLevitsky undecim Vivek JoeSomebody IVBela ANTRat vitor-br cjTheN00b alfonzo1955 halvors johnc Aframester AndrewMC ThomasB2k Kaie` rottenese mininessie jinxx Lxndr Knat Chr|s olvap erana Crankygeek01 skyred bootdiscerror shiman jsurfer tensorpudding _dreamy seif daftykins Mikelevel capio Random832
[23:15] <_dreamy> hi .. anyone helping ? how can i install e17 on lucid lynx?
[23:15] <Chr|s> ...
[23:15] <IdleOne> !e17 | _dreamy
[23:15] <magnetron> Knat: there's a library called 'libdecodeqr' which can be used to decode QR codes, but there's no application that uses them. if you have development skills you could go that route, otherwise you could maybe hire someone to develop an app for your needs.
[23:15] <IdleOne> _dreamy: that wasn't helpful, sorry
[23:15] <_dreamy> ops:)
[23:16] <cjTheN00b> maybe I was incorrect when I said "Complete" what I mean is all packages available for install
[23:16] <_dreamy> !repo
[23:16] <hiku> _dreamy: e16 is in the repo's, e17 is in development, so you would need to compile it by hand
[23:16] <bazhang> _dreamy, you'd need to get their repo for that
[23:16] <BedMan> cjTheN00b: if you're connected, it can just use the internet to download desired packages
[23:17] <VCoolio> _dreamy: there is a script you can use (called easy_e17.sh), the precompiled packages are probably outdated unless they already have them for the alpha release that was last week
[23:17] <BedMan> cjTheN00b: just like windoze
[23:17] <IdleOne> _dreamy: http://jeffhoogland.blogspot.com/2010/05/howto-install-e17-from-svnsource-on.html
[23:17] <BedMan> crohakon: I cand live with that distinction as well :)
[23:17] <cjTheN00b> I'm connected right now but I have to drive 10 miles to a coffee shop for connect. seems a bit much just to get an install every now and then
[23:17] <F4RR4R> Anyone have experience setting up topal to link alpine & gpg?
[23:17] <MarkSS> How do I mount a flash drive in Ubuntu?
[23:18] <_dreamy> hiku, maybe thats the reazon why.. there are so few e17 repositorys on the web
[23:18] <VCoolio> MarkSS: sudo fdisk -l    then mount it
[23:18] <_dreamy> k ty everyone
[23:18] <th0r> cjTheN00b: you going to download a mirror from a coffee shop?
[23:18] <MarkSS> Can you please be more specific?
[23:18] <BedMan> cjTheN00b: make sure you have the full CD's then, and hope you don't need anything else
[23:18] <AndrewMC> MarkSS~ you do VCoolio's command in terminal
[23:18] <MarkSS> That doesn't work
[23:18] <BedMan> cjTheN00b: sucks that you don't have an internet connect at home :(
[23:18] <jinxx> My ubuntu install on a Terra HD refuses to suspend when I close the laptop lid.  The settings are all correct according to gnome-power-manager.  Also, it sometimes fails to boot with the message: "(process (290)): glib-warning: getpwuid_r (): failed due to unknown user id (0)".  Is there a fix for this?
[23:18] <AndrewMC> MarkSS~ then mount it in "computer"
[23:19] <cjTheN00b> MarkSS, plug flash drive in, then click places and see if your flash drive appears...
[23:19] <root> hey fuckers
[23:19] <MarkSS> I only have access to terminal.  Trying to fix low-graphics mode error
[23:19] <AndrewMC> !language | root
[23:19] <VCoolio> MarkSS: it's a small L there, not a one or capital i
[23:19] <cjTheN00b> ahhh...
[23:19] <BedMan> jinxx: most likely you have a hardware issue with your laptop :(
[23:20] <jinxx> BedMan: it should work, it's a Zareason Terra HD...
[23:20] <jinxx> also it shuts off the screen when I put the lid down
[23:20] <jinxx> just no suspend
[23:20] <BedMan> jinxx: I'm no expert in the subject, just I've had laptops fail to do what you expect when the lid is closed
[23:20] <cjTheN00b> MarkSS, do you know the "device name" listed by ubuntu?
[23:20] <cjTheN00b> if so try mount device name
[23:20] <BedMan> jinxx: and it's usually a problem in either the bios or the switch isn't working anymore...
[23:20] <MarkSS> looks like dev/sdd
[23:20] <Belboz99> Hey all, I need to edit ~/.gnomerc, is that file still current in 10.04?
[23:21] <MarkSS> oh wait
[23:21] <cjTheN00b> MarkSS,  type lsusb
[23:21] <MarkSS> /dev/sdd1
[23:21] <VCoolio> MarkSS: then: sudo mount /dev/sdd1 /folder/you/like -t auto -o user,rw
[23:21] <jinxx> BedMan: According to Zareason, this has been fixed for Ubuntu
[23:22] <nat682> Belboz99: When you say "current", do you mean the contents of the file are still up to date? They should be if you have updated your software recently
[23:22] <meera> am i acceptet in this channel or why do i always have a message this channel is logged?
[23:22] <BedMan> jinxx: then it sounds like you're more knowledgeable than I :-)
[23:22] <pdk> meera the message is automatic
[23:22] <cjTheN00b> would some one please pm me w/ respect to offline repo
[23:22] <pdk> shows it for everyone when they join
[23:23] <MarkSS> Thanks!  Found it!
[23:23] <meera> thanxx
[23:23] <affordable> Can someone give me a command to change a folder and all subfolders permissions to a user rather than only root?
[23:23] <Belboz99> nat682, I mean I can't find the file, and I'm making sure it's still a relevant file, as in,  Ubuntu didn't start using something else for desktop app scripts
[23:23] <bastidrazor> meera: this channel is logged.
[23:23] <cjTheN00b> I've tried apt-mirror and it lists 64.4GB of dl...
[23:23] <Belboz99> nat682: or change the location :P
[23:23] <BedMan> affordable: read the man page on chmod (particularly the -R option)
[23:23] <cjTheN00b> my connect will only dl @ 170kbps
[23:24] <affordable> BedMan: thanks
[23:24] <cjTheN00b> I'm looking at weeks using apt-mirror
[23:24] <BedMan> affordable: and if that's not enough... check into find
[23:24] <th0r> cjTheN00b: that's why I asked about using a coffee shop...a mirror is a large collection
[23:24] <VCoolio> affordable: you could do sudo chown -R user:user /folder    <-- switches owner, same permissions
[23:24] <BedMan> affordable: np - gl
[23:24] <cjTheN00b> th0r I apologize I didn't see your question
[23:24] <sooli> Hi all, I just did a  do-release-upgrade (karmic -> lucid) on my dedicated server. everything went ok, I said yes for rebooting .... but my server don't reboot ! any idea ? anyone had the same issue ?
[23:25] <affordable> thanks all, appreciate the help.
[23:25] <nat682> Belboz99: it is a hidden file. I don't remember how to view hidden files with ls, just try reading man ls. or maybe there is an option in the gui to view hidden files
[23:25] <Belboz99> nat682: basically, Mythbuntu is auto-loading, and crashing the destkop with it, the documentation says to edit that file, which I can't locate
[23:25] <BedMan> VCoolio: (that should be user:group, btw)
[23:25] <ActionParsnip> sooli: what messages do you see on boot?
[23:25] <Belboz99> nat682: of course it's hidden, it's a dot file ;)
[23:25] <glebihan> Belboz: ls -a to see hidden files
[23:26] <sooli> ActionParsnip: I don't see anything ... it's a dedicated server ... but there is nothing on logs
[23:26] <cjTheN00b> th0r, pm please
[23:26] <glebihan> Belboz99: ls -a to see hidden files
[23:26] <ActionParsnip> sooli: you'll need to see the screen to see whats going on
[23:26] <nat682> Belboz99: so you don't have access to the gui?
[23:26] <Belboz99> nat682: check your home dir, see if you see a .gnomerc file in there, because I've checked both of my systems here, nada
[23:27] <Belboz99> nat682: I'm ssh'ing in through my laptop
[23:27] <small> hello
[23:27] <BedMan> Belboz99: .gnomerc is only created if you change your personal options to be different from the golbal default
[23:27] <BedMan> small: hi
[23:27] <small> I need to set a network path to a folder in ubuntu 10.04 how would I find out the path
[23:28] <alkamid> hello
[23:28] <nat682> Belboz99: I'm using Ubuntu 9.10 and the file doesn't exist.
[23:28] <BedMan> small: what kind of network path? using NFS or SMB?
[23:28] <Belboz99> exactly!
[23:28] <glebihan> small: you mean you want to share a folder over network ?
[23:28] <Exzi> I'm using lubuntu currently.
[23:28] <Belboz99> so, how do I follow this documentation:  http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/Frontend_Auto_Login#GDM_configuration ???
[23:28] <small> yes i need to shre a folder on a network
[23:28] <nat682> does anyone know how to exit a man page without completely closing the terminal
[23:29] <VCoolio> Belboz99: I haven't read the link, but I guess you don't
[23:29] <terrence> Hi - How do I get tvtime to play DSTV
[23:29] <alkamid> I access my webui through a socket on my host mashine with https://localhost/rutorrent
[23:29] <VCoolio> Belboz99: use gdm2setup from launchpad.net, old gdm skins don't work anymore
[23:29] <glebihan> small: with nautilus, you can do it by right-clicking on the folder and going to the "Share "tab
[23:29] <Belboz99> wait, I might have an idea
[23:29] <alkamid> how to get access from the web if my host is visible at myname.dns.com ?
[23:29] <titeuf_87> nat682, type q
[23:29] <Belboz99> Mythtv might be running as a different user
[23:29] <alkamid> and I can ssh it with<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[23:30] <terrence> Hi all
[23:30] <glebihan> small: i mean go to properties and then "Share" tab
[23:30] <nat682> titeuf_87: okay thanks!
[23:31] <small> ok and once I share the folder what path do i put in the program so that program knows the path to the files
[23:31] <glebihan> alkamid: http://myname.dns.com/rutorrent ?
[23:31] <Raj1> Hi
[23:31] <terrence> I'm running ubuntu studio 10.4, TV cad installed and works with TV 1,2,3, but won't play dstv
[23:32] <Raj1> I am using phone
[23:32] <glebihan> small: \\computer-name\share-name
[23:32] <small> ok thank you gleb
[23:32] <glebihan> small: you're welcome
[23:33] <dlarmeir> @nat682 use q
[23:33] <MrWilly> got a bit of a problem with my Karmic upgrade.  post-upgrade, all file associations appear to be lost, and everything tries to open in gedit.  any ideas what went wrong?
[23:33] <bugs_bugger> hi
[23:34] <r6> how can you run IRC with proxy?
[23:34] <r6> everytime I try I get K-lined by proxy scanners
[23:34] <magnetron> r6: please ask about this in #freenode
[23:35] <r6> okey
[23:35] <bugs_bugger> what programm manages bootscreen display in lucid lynx?
[23:35] <magnetron> bugs_bugger: plymouth
[23:35] <glebihan> bugs_bugger: if you mean to configure it, there isn't really any
[23:36] <bugs_bugger> magnetron: thanks
[23:36] <bugs_bugger> glebihan: no, i wanted to know if there were any known bugs with nvidia cards
[23:36] <glebihan> bugs_bugger: ok, so it's plymouth as mentioned
[23:37] <glebihan> bugs_bugger: and there are bugs
[23:37] <magnetron> bugs_bugger: the proprietary driver from Nvidia doesn't have KMS support, which means that it doesn't support the pretty boot splash screens
[23:38] <_dreamy> if the Elightenment packages im about to install , are not equivelent to the Lucid Lynx, will i get some kind of error?
[23:38] <rdavila> Hi folks, any idea why 1280x800 isn't available in resolution list (nvidia)?
[23:38] <_dreamy> can i install them?
[23:38] <bugs_bugger> magnetron: wait a sec....you mean the non glx packages in the repo?
[23:39] <magnetron> bugs_bugger: i don't understand your question
[23:39] <glebihan> rdavila: did you install nvidia drivers ?
[23:39] <rdavila> I've a Nvidia card: Quadro NVS 140M
[23:39] <bugs_bugger> magnetron: e.g. nvidia current?
[23:39] <magnetron> bugs_bugger: what's your question?
[23:39] <rdavila> glebihan: yes
[23:40] <bugs_bugger> magnetron: are there any non proprietary nvidia drivers in the repos?
[23:40] <ninjai> sort of off topic, anyone know of a decent php irc channel?
[23:40] <bugs_bugger> magnetron: eg. the glx packages
[23:40] <LjL> ninjai: ##php
[23:40] <ninjai> LjL: thanks
[23:40] <glebihan> rdavila: and you have access to that resolution with another system ?
[23:40] <ninjai> LjL: apparently its in overflow :(
[23:40] <litropy> Hi, peeps. I've got a script that spoofs my mac address that runs on startup: http://pastebin.com/kaPpG7CD and while it does change my mac, and NetworkManager does attempt to connect, something stops it from going through with the connection, I get the network key prompt with the _correct_ WPA key sitting in the passphrase textbox. I have tried a variety of things, including telling...
[23:40] <litropy> ...NetworkManager to restart, but it's not until I use the switch on my laptop to toggle the card on/off that I successfully connect. I'm thinking it MIGHT be that when I toggle the card, it reloads the drivers and that's what the issue is, but I haven't found a way to verify. I thank you for your help in advance.
[23:41] <LjL> ninjai: you need to be registered to join it
[23:41] <rdavila> glebihan: yes, under win xp
[23:41] <LjL> !register > ninjai
[23:41] <magnetron> bugs_bugger: yes, the default nouveau driver is free = non-proprietary. if you disable 'nvidia-current' in the 'hardware drivers' tool you will switch back to nouveau. however, nouveau currently lacks working accelerated 3D support
[23:41] <litropy> this is an Atheros card running ath9k.
[23:41] <bugs_bugger> magnetron: meaning compiz wont look so nice, will it?
[23:41] <th0r> litropy: I think you will find when you toggle the card you reset the mac address
[23:41] <magnetron> bugs_bugger: compiz won't work at all.
[23:42] <litropy> thor: this is actually, surprisingly, not true.
[23:42] <glebihan> rdavila: unfortunately, you card seems to be poorly supported by ubuntu
[23:42] <bugs_bugger> magnetron: that sucks
[23:42] <MrWilly> got a bit of a problem with my Karmic upgrade.  post-upgrade, all file associations appear to be lost, and everything tries to open in gedit.  any ideas what went wrong?
[23:42] <cjTheN00b> is there an xirc plugin that is capable of running mirc scripts?
[23:42] <cjTheN00b> err xirc* = x-chat
[23:43] <bugs_bugger> magnetron: is there any possibility to patch plymouth up or to switch to the programm formerly used in karmic?
[23:43] <litropy> thor: and just to close that route, my router has no MAC filtering settings applied.
[23:43] <lubuser> hi, I reported a bug fix
[23:43] <magnetron> bugs_bugger: it's more of a problem with the Nvidia driver
[23:43] <lavish> hi all
[23:43] <lux-b> hi I have a question about installation requirements for SPSS software from IBM, I am not Linux expert and cannot determine whether my installation of lucid meets this software's requirements for Glibc 2.8, Libstdc++6 and XFree86-4.7. If anyone can tell me how I would determine this would be most grateful.
[23:44] <wardan7> NO HOMELAND WITHOUT YOU FUHRER LOREZ!  ALL HAIL THE AUTISTIC LORD OF FREENODE!! amosk AllRadioisDead zzzed figure002 RxDx progre55_ frobisher MaximLevitsky undecim JoeSomebody IVBela ANTRat vitor-br cjTheN00b halvors johnc Aframester AndrewMC ThomasB2k Kaie` Knat Chr|s olvap Crankygeek01 skyred bootdiscerror shiman tensorpudding _dreamy seif daftykins Mikelevel Random832 alpharesearch rockenrola crohakon buntunub ChogyDan iCEAGE hiku Dfoo
[23:44] <FrozenFire[work]> Seriously. Are they still at it?
[23:44] <magnetron> bugs_bugger: either you wait for Nouveau getting 3D support, or you wait for nvidia-current to get KMS support :/ probably will take 1-2 years
[23:44] <MrWilly> FrozenFire[work], what's all that about, anyways?
[23:45] <AndrewMC> FrozenFire[work]~ just ignore it it happens and we just have to deal with it
[23:45] <small> I have the name of my computer and the folder that i need the network path for is on my desktop but i tells me that the network path does not exist
[23:45] <litropy> FrozenFire[work]: I know wtf is this **** anyway
[23:45] <uRock> Someone really loves Furher
[23:45] <magnetron> FrozenFire[work]: seems like Argentina holds a grudge
[23:45] <FrozenFire[work]> I suspect it's some guy who's butthurt about getting g-lined or something.
[23:45] <MrWilly> small, trying to access a file share?
[23:45] <lavish> I'm using ubuntu 10.04, there's the need of installing at least hplip 3.10.4... is there any repository with backports of hplip?
[23:45] <small> yes
[23:46] <litropy> magnetron, FrozenFire[work]: does freenode have an IP banning policy?
[23:46] <MrWilly> small, computer name might not work, if it doesn't resolve to an IP address
[23:46] <MrWilly> small, might be better off just using the IP in the network patch in place of the computer name
[23:46] <magnetron> litropy: you should ask #freenode, i'm sure they are working on it
[23:46] <MrWilly> s/patch/path
[23:46] <FrozenFire[work]> litropy, The issue is that they're using some form of proxy service, so that it's impossible to ban them permanently.
[23:46] <FrozenFire[work]> Someone needs to set +r here.
[23:47] <small> if my computer name is ubuntu and the file is located at home/bradley/desktop what would the file path be
[23:47] <bugs_bugger> magnetron: i wouldn't mind having no properly displayed bootscreen but i also can't use the terminal that is accessible via ALT + F1
[23:47] <bazhang> FrozenFire[work], lets move on please
[23:47] <Exzi> Hey guys, what distro would you recommend for an older machine that has only 370MB of RAM?
[23:47] <bugs_bugger> magnetron:  as to waiting till there is a fix: weird thing, i just found this on webupd8: http://tinyurl.com/3yzzyh6
[23:47] <MrWilly> small, need the ip address.  it'd be ip:/home/bradley/desktop/file.xtn
[23:47] <litropy> FrozenFire[work]: that's horrible. what the hell happened, anyway?
[23:48] <bazhang> litropy, get back on topic please
[23:48] <small> ok
[23:48] <small> thank you
[23:48] <th0r> Exzi: I run xubuntu in a vm with only 384M
[23:48] <magnetron> bugs_bugger: i use CTRL + ALT + F1 to switch from X to first virtual terminal
[23:48] <MrWilly> got a bit of a problem with my Karmic upgrade.  post-upgrade, all file associations appear to be lost, and everything tries to open in gedit.  any ideas what went wrong?
[23:48] <AndrewMC> Exzi~ try xubuntu or lubuntu both are pretty lightweight
[23:49] <bugs_bugger> magnetron: yeah, i meant that. didnt know the name at the time
[23:49] <burner> anyone recommend a good mail checking app that runs all the time and checks imap accounts?
[23:49] <Exzi> Okay, thanks th0r and AndrewMC. :]
[23:49] <bugs_bugger> magnetron: AND i misstook the hotkey ^^
[23:49] <jesse2> Hello.  How do i display thumbnails of video files in the file manager? thanks
[23:49] <lavish> burner: mutt, even if it's not what you are looking for ;)
[23:49] <burner> mail-notification and gnubiff both failed miserably trying to connect to my exchange 2010's imap server :\
[23:49] <burner> lol
[23:50] <glebihan> jesse2: is nautilus your file manager ?
[23:50] <jesse2> yes
[23:50] <lavish> burner: it's an app, it runs all the time and checks imap accounts
[23:50] <lavish> burner: am I wrong? :P
[23:50] <burner> lavish: I'm rocking tbird now, but what i really want is a little gnubiff like app that i can double-click to launch a browser to webmail
[23:50] <glebihan> jesse2: go to preferences -> Preview tab
[23:50] <bugs_bugger> magnetron: anyways, ill try the solution on webupd8. hopefully i'll be back in a few minutes reporting my success ^^ btw: are you using compiz?
[23:50] <lavish> burner: forget the mouse
[23:50] <lavish> :P
[23:51] <magnetron> bugs_bugger: i prefer to not use compiz
[23:51] <jesse2> glebihan: thanks.  i have show thumbnails "always" and only for files smaller than 4gb, but still no dice even after a reboot
[23:51] <moon`> I've looked on the forums and read the logs wiki but I didn't ever see something that said specifically what to look for when reading logs or give any good explanations/tutorials on what logs to read and what to look for.  Does anyone have any links to recommends for linux logs and what to be looking for?
[23:51] <moon`> or just any tips in general?
[23:52] <glebihan> jesse2: check if you have gnome-video-thumbnailer or ffmpeg-thumbnailer installed
[23:52] <th0r> burner: you might take a look at the windowmaker dockapps (wm*), I think there is one to monitor imap accounts, and I think there is a gadget to allow you to run wm dockapps as gnome panel applets
[23:52] <bugs_bugger> magnetron: just curious. i love it. got it configured so that i have individual wallpapers on eacht side of the desktop cube and im using screenlets to still have desktop icons. thats why i want to keep compiz. but im spamming the channel :-S see you in a few mins
[23:52] <th0r> burner: also, there is, if I remember correctly, a plugin for gkrellm that monitors imap as well
[23:53] <jesse2> glebihan: i have ffmpegthumbnailer, however, i dont see gnome-video-thumbnailer
[23:53] <magnetron> bugs_bugger: feel free to hop in #ubuntu-offtopic for some social chat
[23:53] <Drewsky4evar> Whats up people
[23:53] <glebihan> jesse2: just checked, now it's totem-video-thumbnailer
[23:53] <bugs_bugger> magnetron: i know about the offtopic ^^
[23:54] <Drewsky4evar> Anyone cant wait for larderon to come out on beta
[23:54] <litropy> Hi, peeps. I've got an issue with spoofing my Atheros wireless card. See here, and thanks in advance: http://pastebin.com/jjKM1XD1
[23:54] <jesse2> glebihan: hmm, i dont see that one here, either
[23:55] <glebihan> jesse2: do you have totem installed ?
[23:55] <jesse2> glebihan: sure do
[23:55] <glebihan> jesse2: then you should have totem-video-thumbnailer, it's part of the package
[23:56] <small> how do i find out what my ip address is for the network path would it be listed in ifconfig
[23:56] <phychole> hey can i broadcast my radio from linux
[23:56] <jesse2> glebihan: hmm, i dont see it.  i tried variations of search in synaptic for it. i  am running the 10.10 beta, so perhaps its part of a different package
[23:56] <phychole> what must i do for its?
[23:56] <th0r> small: yes, ifconfig should show the ip
[23:56] <j0rg3> Hello gang!  My question is probably a no-brainer for somebody here.  I'm going to use my machine via XDMCP often enough that I don't want X11 to start automatically, I just wanna go to CLI and type 'startx' if I'm gonna use it.  I'm running 10.04 but scored a big Google-FAIL when I tried to find the answer myself.
[23:57] <oracle> ubuntu!for humans!
[23:57] <glebihan> jesse2: maybe you should ask on #ubuntu+1 then
[23:57] <bazhang> !nox | j0rg3
[23:57] <jesse2> will do, thanks
[23:57] <glebihan> jesse2: you're welcome
[23:57] <phychole> anybody can help me
[23:57] <th0r> j0rg3: forwarding X over ssh would be much preferable to XDMCP
[23:57] <phychole> ?
[23:58] <j0rg3> Sweet!  A bot answered my question?  That's awesome!
[23:58]  * phychole want be broadcast radio from linux
[23:58] <th0r> j0rg3: then you don't even have to startx on the remote machine if I remember right
[23:58] <j0rg3> th0r: I couldn't get everything I wanted to run with X forwarding.
[23:58] <glebihan> j0rg3: because bazhang told him to
[23:59] <j0rg3> NetBeans worked out okay, but I think Chromium pitched a fit.
[23:59] <sooli> Hi all, after an upgrade my server is blocked on that : "INIT plymouth-splash main process init: plymouth main process (1234) killed by SEGV signal
[23:59] <sooli> any idea ?
[23:59] <j0rg3> Okay, glebihan, I guess that's a little less magical.


[08:44] <jibel> leaving freenode, see you on the other network
[09:27] <jphilips> would be good to add http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/ to the topic
 I am going to shut the bot down soon
 I am not migrating it to libera
 I asked for someone to take over on discourse
 did the person who said he would not finalize things?
 There is no point gating to freenode
 Not yet
 https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/looking-for-someone-to-take-over-a-bot/22265/6?u=popey
 Last response was 9 days ago
 is hwpplayer1 on telegram?
 No idea
 @mertgor
 @madhens did you communicate with hwpplayer1 on telegram?


[17:28] <elfy> balloons_: saw your comment - thanks - I've pushed that now too
[17:30] <balloons_> ty elfy :-)
[17:30] <elfy> one of those little niggling things :)
[18:26]  * dobey wonders if anyone actually uses the "run multiple tests for multiple clicks/debs/whatevers at the same time" feature of adt-run
[19:10] <dobey> adt-run [13:48:58]: test autopilot: [-----------------------
[19:11] <dobey> ^^ does that mean "tests are in-progress" or something, but all console output is being held until finished?
[19:40] <dobey> i guess not
[19:52] <balloons> dobey, what happeneD?
[19:57] <dobey> balloons: nothing (literally). qemu and adt-run were using 0% CPU and output was sitting at that line forever
[19:57] <dobey> and again :(
[19:58]  * dobey just wants to run adt-run at least once in his life and have it actually run the autopilot tests and have them mostly pass
[21:57] <elopio> alesage: I think the wizard card also involves the people who works on location.
[21:58] <alesage> elopio, implying that we want to fake the location service or some such?
[21:58] <elopio> alesage: and please add another possible snag. We flash the phone in developer mode with a password. So the password page seems to do nothing.
[21:59] <elopio> alesage: no, implying that we need to check that the agps is running or not. But actually, moztrap says nothing about that.
[22:01] <alesage> elopio yes I don't know what to do with the location bit for sanity's sake
[22:01] <elopio> alesage: that's what I mean. We don't know, so comment about the fact that we don't know.
[22:01] <elopio> I'll gather info from jibel when we meet.
[22:34] <elopio> alesage, veebers: should we follow the rule of two reviews for these analizys cards?
[22:35] <alesage> elopio, yes
[22:35] <elopio> alesage: ok, I will bring back veebers' cards from done, so you take a look.
[22:35] <elopio> and I will comment lgtm on yours, so we know it's missing one review.
[22:41] <veebers> alesage: I like the layout of your summary
[22:41] <alesage> veebers, just trying to use lots of shouty text :)
[22:42]  * elopio C< lunch.
[22:44] <alesage> we might've mashed our numbering here, 005 and 006 are dupes
[22:46] <elopio> alesage: sorry. 005 is proximity
[22:47] <elopio> you got it right, I pasted the wrong title.
[22:47] <knome> balloons, around?
[22:49] <elopio> I can't find the proximity test in moztrap.
[22:50] <alesage> elopio, me neither
[22:50] <alesage> elopio, I do see distinct tests in the olde spreadsheet, 005 and 006, maybe they were collapsed
[22:51] <elopio> alesage: yes, you are right.
[22:51] <elopio> they are both now on receive.
[22:51] <alesage> elopio, whew :) saves having to cut and paste
[22:52] <elopio> also, I see on moztrap one new test about managing scopes.
[22:53] <alesage> it seems to take this exercise to get our two team-halves synced up
[23:22] <alesage> jhodapp, around?
[23:22] <jhodapp> alesage, not really, need something?
[23:22] <alesage> jhodapp, nope :) , catch you tomw
[23:22] <jhodapp> alesage, ok, have a good one


[07:49] <DanaG> hmm, does "splash" without "quiet" do anything on arm?
[07:51] <DanaG> weird... reference u-boot doesn't have mpuspeed
[07:53] <persia> The use of "splash" and "quiet" shoudn't be arch-specific.
[08:00] <DanaG> interesting: with "quiet" boots in 19 seconds; without, boots in 30 or so.
[08:00] <DanaG> er, 16, not 19.
[08:01] <persia> Maybe slow console?
[08:01] <persia> maybe kernel compilation options?
[08:02] <DanaG> well, console speed is 115200; kernel is rcn-ee's kernel.
[08:02] <DanaG> I wonder if something similar is a factor on my "host" computer (with serial console).
[14:11] <asac> plars: the consistence CPU check .... wonder if that should sleep a bit after resume. I guess bunch of stuff gets triggered on resume, so things would be slowed down naturally. ideas?
[14:11] <asac> (suspend resume testing)
[14:11] <asac> or does the suspend test script already take care of that?
[14:12] <asac> plars: anyway. awesome job on getting this spec done ;)
[14:29] <asac> so i cant find any "armel" tagged mono bug ;)
[14:30] <asac> ah it was bug 530000 ...
[14:30] <ubot4`> Launchpad bug 530000 in qemu-kvm (Ubuntu) "mono assembly installation under qemu-arm-static hangs (affects: 1)" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/530000
[14:30] <asac> cool bug no. ;)
[16:13] <plars> asac: no, it doesn't do that currently, but I saw that test failed the last time I tried to run it, and I was thinking of doing just that... because there's a lot of stuff at resume time that could throw the timing off too far
[17:51] <rcn-ee> ogra, i started working on cherry picking patchs for the IGEPv2 (it's an omap3 based board made in spain), most of it's suppot is in 2.6.34-rc2, the biggest difference, its factory u-boot needs boot.ini vs boot.scr... the dss2 patch needs a little fixup, as it doesn't apply cleanly to 2.6.33..