[00:00] <drewsus> nope, Ill look again Losha
[00:00] <theadmin> itilious: cron
[00:00] <canthus13> DasEi: I think I'm gonna completely reinstall. I was thinking about it anyway.
[00:00] <Losha> drewsus: Here it is again: I would expect timestamp changes to take effect on new invocations of sudo, and not affect existing ones...
[00:00] <itilious> i have a script that i'm told will disable compiz/metacity upon remote desktop connect and re-enable after disconnect, but i'm not sure how to setup/install the script
[00:00] <RegressLess> Is there a way to get a sound to play when someone types my name in Empathy? I really liked that about pidgin
[00:00] <bridgeguy> Typos_King: inotify seems to be what I was looking for, thanks :)
[00:00] <DasEi> canthus13: installer is fast, but a common rtl shouldn't be the reason, dmesg and syslog are further steps on the internal sys
[00:01] <Brimstones> h00k: Dont waste your energy on trivial things. Evil you want gone, not friendly smalltime chatter.
[00:01] <drewsus> ah, okay that makes sense, thank you Losha. That might be why I wasn't seeing a change
[00:01] <Typos_King> RegressLess:   just get the .so file and dump it at /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
[00:01] <drewsus> itilious: where is the script?
[00:01] <canthus13> DasEi: It's not a terribly important machine.  It's mostly for playing and breaking things.  I just want it back up and running on the network again so I can play some more. :)
[00:01] <h00k> Brimstones: there is a channel dedicated to smalltime chatter. This doesn't happen to be it.
[00:01] <TViYH> howdy, having trouble with sound in ubuntu 9.10. it works in 9.04, but to no avail in 9.10. and no, it's not muted.
[00:01] <RegressLess> Lol, "jesus has disconnected"
[00:01] <navatwo> TViYH: hammer works.
[00:02] <TViYH> lol navatwo stfu
[00:02] <drewsus> hell be back in 3 days RegressLess
[00:02] <DasEi> canthus13: so there is the next rc-user testing the leaks of current x then ?!
[00:02] <theadmin> navatwo: eeeew don't mention windows stuff here
[00:02] <h00k> !language | TViYH
[00:02] <TViYH> howdy, having trouble with sound in ubuntu 9.10. it works in 9.04, but to no avail in 9.10. and no, it's not muted.
[00:02] <Brimstones> h00k: *social* is not anywhere near social.
[00:02] <Typos_King> ...
[00:02] <Losha> RegressLess: drewsus: :-)
[00:02] <canthus13> DasEi: Nope.
[00:02] <navatwo> theadmin: :) ... now I stop spamming.
[00:02] <Typos_King> bridgeguy:  ... yeah, I've read on inotify :)
[00:04] <theadmin> ...brr. I can't get xmessage to display a message on russian.
[00:04] <TViYH> can anyone help then?
[00:04] <theadmin> TViYH: Usually takes a bit of waiting until someone answers
[00:04] <TViYH> alright then o.o
[00:05] <theadmin> TViYH: Might be worth to post on forums, dunno, or report a bug on LP
[00:05] <TViYH> alright thanks..wait, LP?
[00:05] <theadmin> TViYH: The Launchpad
[00:05] <TViYH> okay thanks
[00:06] <ringer> viagre <IP_ADDRESS>:5900 will not connect to the remote machine on my network. Any ideas what I may be missing?
[00:06] <theadmin> ringer: an "n"?
[00:06] <Losha> TViYH: sorry to tell you this, but sound problems are probably the number one reported issue on 9.X.
[00:06] <TViYH> lol
[00:06] <RegressLess> I don't see on the adobe site where it specifies a 64 bit version
[00:06] <mluser-home> Hello, anyone know what the ubuntu equivalent to gentoo's /etc/conf.d/local.start|stop is?
[00:06] <airstrike> hi. vlc won't accept my settings for the subtitle font. i've set Helvetica Neue as the font but it only changes the OSD text like info/warnings from vlc itself. what can i do about this?
[00:07] <ringer> theadmin, yeh - sorry - a typo - I really did enter 'vinagre'
[00:07] <DasEi> TViYH: often recompiling alsa brought sound back to me
[00:07] <Losha> mluser-home: dunno. What does that stuff do on gentoo?
[00:07] <theadmin> ringer: Okay then dunno :D
[00:07] <TViYH> DasEi / Losha: are they better in 10.04?
[00:07] <mluser-home> Losha: its a script that is run at system start and also at system stop
[00:07] <Losha> TViYH: we don't know yet...
[00:07] <TViYH> o.o well okay.
[00:07] <TViYH> i might try it out later.
[00:08] <norbi905> Hello, in the process of installing Ubuntu 9.10 minimal.  I have one SSD 30GB, and one magnetic HDD 250.  I would like to put everything other than /home on the SSD.  Is it safe to assume that if I create a full 30GB / partition on the SSD, and create a /home on the magnetic drive, that the SSD partition will not include the /home as well?
[00:08] <DasEi> TViYH: can't say , as my boxes do fine since jaunty, on all further distros
[00:08] <theadmin> Losha: "we" is too collective, there are some testers over here, too, me for instance.
[00:08] <RegressLess> Help! Half-drunk guy needs help finding 64 bit flash plugin!
[00:08] <Losha> mluser-home: /etc/rc.local is run at system start. Dunno of any handy script that's run at system shutdown, you'd need a K script in /etc/rc*.d...
[00:08] <mluser-home> Losha: thanks
[00:09] <Losha> theadmin: pardon me. I meant the "royal" we, as in, "...we are not amused..."
[00:09] <DasEi> norbi905: that's a nice and good idea, and yes, use alternate installer, no prob (or even do it later)
[00:09] <theadmin> Losha: As in "I"?
[00:09] <Losha> theadmin: that would be the one...
[00:09] <TViYH> what happens to the ubuntu countdowns when it goes past the date? lol
[00:09] <theadmin> Losha: Well, :D
[00:09] <theadmin> TViYH: They say "It's here!"
[00:10] <TViYH> oh alright lol
[00:10] <Typos_King> TViYH:   you won't be able to 'date' him anymore :P~
[00:10] <TViYH> :P
[00:10] <DasEi> RegressLess: install ubuntu-restricted-extras for a bunch more, exceed multimedia, be serverd
[00:10] <DasEi> served*
[00:10] <Losha> TViYH: they release it anyway, ready or not...
[00:10] <TViYH> well of course they do, it's limited to a month
[00:11] <Antani_01> after reading everywhere on the internet, i could not find what this means.  Failed to read vcn 0x1bd: Input/output error
[00:11] <Antani_01> Anyone here know what that means
[00:11] <Antani_01> ?
[00:11] <mylisto> ok...Losha: wnat to help now? :d
[00:11] <theadmin> Antani_01: Well, some memory reading weirdness
[00:11] <norbi905> DasEi: Thanks, interestingly enough, when I created the / partition on the SSD, I went to create a partition on the 250GB magnetic drive, and it chose /home automatically.  That's always a good sign :)
[00:11] <poutine> Antani_01, any context?
[00:11] <Losha> mylisto: sure, can you explain what you're trying to do?
[00:12] <mylisto> I've got a 5.8gig file, need to split it up for my fat32 ext drive
[00:12] <Antani_01> poutine: Yes. I try copying some stuff to the hard drive. It copies a bit. The copying stops, just freezes. Gnome-panel and nautilus both freeze. I get the error in the syslog. The drive is a SATA drive that I bought yesterday.
[00:12] <DasEi> norbi905: one can always set up /home elsewhere in the later, too (just correct fstab then)
[00:12] <theadmin> Anybody have any idea why transmission won't connect to oh so many peers?
[00:13] <Losha> mylisto: can the splits be anywhere, or are them some restrictions on where they can go? Is it just data or what?
[00:13] <poutine> Antani_01, this isn't a VM eh
[00:13] <DasEi> RegressLess: getting by ?
[00:13] <Antani_01> poutine: No
[00:13] <TViYH> theadmin: required transmission, PEX, etc etc
[00:13] <mylisto> Losha: don't think so.  Its a .vdi file thats in .VirtualBox/VDI
[00:13] <TViYH> required encryption*
[00:14] <Antani_01> poutine: I have two hard drives. Both SATA. Destination drive NTFS. Source drive ext-something.
[00:14] <Losha> mylisto: I wouldn't assume you can just split the file into pieces. Are you sure virtual box will handle that?
[00:14] <norbi905> DasEi: This is true.  However, at this point I do not have a swap partition.  I have 4GB of RAM.  Is it always recommended to do swap, even if I dont think I'll use all my RAM? If it is recommended, i'll put the swap partition on the SSD as well.
[00:14] <theadmin> Losha: It won't until you merge em back
[00:14] <mylisto> Losha: can't I split it up with some kind of achriving program, then re-attach them later?
[00:14] <theadmin> Splitting with dd is one idea, but merging back like that...
[00:15] <duli> Is it possible to install a i386 package on Ubuntu 64bits? Will it work? (the package in question is adobe reader)
[00:15] <Losha> mylisto: you can split, then re-merge, but I thought fat32 had a 2G limit, so how will you do a re-merge?
[00:15] <DasEi> norbi905: I always set up swap, but then in the later reduce swapiness at sufficient ram, this way the sys is fast, but even cope with 'horror loads
[00:15] <theadmin> norbi905: swap is needed for hibernation, etc
[00:15] <theadmin> Losha: 4G
[00:15] <mylisto> Losha: whoops, forgot to mention...reinstalling ubuntu - so I will copy them back to this laptop (on a livecd) and re-merge them
[00:15] <theadmin> Losha: He might just use that thing to bring it to another computer
[00:15] <Losha> theadmin: same problem, he has a 5.8G file...
[00:16] <DasEi> norbi905: if you want to hibernate, swap is needed, right, beter double of ram
[00:16] <DasEi> better*
[00:16] <Antani_01> poutine: Are you still here? You aren't in the contact list...
[00:16] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[00:16] <Losha> mylisto: ok, in that case, you can split using 'split' and re-merge using 'cat'. Please stand by for commands
[00:16] <Antani_01> Okay...
[00:17] <poutine> Antani_01, I don't know, I'd probably take the hardware back
[00:17] <DasEi> norbi905: I don't think you need one at 4 g for regualr use, but can have it on the 250 for more spare or hibernation puposes
[00:17] <mylisto> over and out - standby process started...
[00:17] <Typos_King> duli:   I see no reason why it wouldn't myself, 64bit is meant to be backward compatible for 32bit code, on the other hand, adobe reader is piece of junk, I'd rather veer you to look for an alternative pdf reader hehe, like Okular, or Evince
[00:17] <norbi905> DasEi, theadmin :  Thanks for the heads up on the hibernation, as I never really turn of my computers, and depend on hibernation.  Phew, you guys just saved me some headaches :)
[00:17] <Antani_01> I try copying some stuff to the hard drive. It copies a bit. The copying stops, just freezes. Gnome-panel and nautilus both freeze. I get the error in the syslog. The drive is a SATA drive that I bought yesterday. The error in the syslog is Apr 26 18:47:16 john-desktop ntfs-3g[3292]: Failed to read vcn 0x1bd: Input/output error
[00:17] <ActionParsnip> Typos_King: whats up with adobe reader?
[00:17] <StefanFN> Hi everyone. I've got a question regarding snmpwalk, which times out on localhost (8.04 LTS Server).
[00:18] <Typos_King> ActionParsnip:    is trash, bloatware, IMO
[00:18] <norbi905> DasEi, theadmin , although swap isn't that hard to create at a later time either, but hey.  Might as well get it done the right way now.
[00:18] <DasEi> norbi905: go with 8-10 g on the 250 then, reduce swapiness as you got for g, everything is fine  then
[00:18] <ActionParsnip> Typos_King: its not that massive
[00:18] <anony> Hey folks, I'm planning a release party for 10.04 -  And i need an event title! It needs to involve sex and violence and be really catchy! Any ideas?
[00:18] <Losha> mylisto: split --bytes=3GB <source> should do it, and give you two files. Run it in a directory on the fat32 filesystem....
[00:18] <mylisto> vex and siolence
[00:18] <duli> Typos_King: yes, I thought so. But when I try to install a i386.deb package, it says it's the wrong arch. Anyway, evince seems to be unable to open some pdfs I have with good quality, that's why I'm look for alternatives...
[00:18] <ActionParsnip> Typos_King: openoffice is bloated
[00:18] <Jordan_U> Antani_01: Can you check the drive's health in System > Administration > Disk Utility?
[00:18] <Antani_01> Yes, I did. It is fine.
[00:19] <Losha> mylisto: try and stay on topic till we're done, ok?
[00:19] <theadmin> anony: totally offtopic.
[00:19] <ActionParsnip> duli: you can install ia32-libs and force install the deb, it will work
[00:19] <anony> ?
[00:19] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: Actually, The Disk Utility doesn't work on my hard drive. It says smart is not available. I used gsmartcontrol instead.
[00:19] <Typos_King> ActionParsnip:    heheh, openoffice I think runs faster than adobe reader, Adobe's last good version was 5.5, after that, they ruined it, 50mbs or so just for a reader, is utter ridiculous
[00:19] <anony> Ok, so where's the ubuntu room?
[00:20] <duli> ActionParsnip: hum, ok. thanks a lot.
[00:20] <ActionParsnip> Typos_King: its still 500Mb, abiword is about 12mb and gnumeric is aboutthe same
[00:20] <Losha> anony: #ubuntu+1
[00:20] <Antani_01> I think it is #ubuntu-offtopic... Not sure though.
[00:20] <mylisto> ok Losha: sorry
[00:20] <Typos_King> duli:   there's Okular, or Foxit
[00:20] <theadmin> ...Why not evince, it's just perfect :)
[00:20] <CVirus> How can I switch my gcc version to 4.3 instead of 4.4 ?
[00:20] <Losha> I didn't know h00k was an op....
[00:20] <Jordan_U> Antani_01: And the resluts from gsmartcontrol?
[00:20] <duli> Typos_King: nice, trying them out. :)
[00:20] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: You want me to paste all the results?
[00:21] <Jordan_U> !paste | Antani_01
[00:21] <theadmin> Any idea on where this weird key naming comes from? I.e. ctrl = ^, Alt = M- , bad key = Super, etc
[00:21] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: http://paste.ubuntu.com/423059/
[00:21] <zen933k> theadmin: ttys
[00:21] <Jordan_U> theadmin: The super key is obviously the one with the cape :)
[00:22] <mozillanerd> Abandoning 9.10. Going back to 9.04.
[00:22] <mylisto> Losha: give me a few
[00:22] <Losha> theadmin: ctrl and alt are older than I am, I think they came from emacs and the lisp machines of the 70's
[00:22] <theadmin> mozillanerd: Why not just wait for Lucid...
[00:22] <Losha> mylisto: take your time...
[00:22] <RegressLess> DasEi: OK, did that and I'm still having the same problem. Youtube pause, volume, etc. doesn't work. Any ideas?
[00:22] <Jordan_U> theadmin: What did you think that symbol was?
[00:22] <theadmin> Losha: Well, i know that "M" stands for "Meta"...
[00:22] <zen933k> theadmin: or, TTY
[00:22] <hexdump__> hi all
[00:22] <Typos_King> ActionParsnip:    openoffice is indeed rather sizeable, however it has a bit more tools than Abiword, and it's an Office suite, not just 2 apps alone, it has about 5 apps, including vector drawing and database, plus it also has scripting language
[00:23] <DasEi> RegressLess: doesn't work ? can you play flash now ?
[00:23] <DasEi> !details
[00:23] <binary0011> this is probably a stupid question with an easy solution but here it goes...
[00:23] <mylisto> ok Losha: now I sit and wait - want to see if I did the correct thing
[00:23] <ActionParsnip> Typos_King: depends on what you need huh. if you only use writer then its a waste of space
[00:23] <RegressLess> DasEi: yes, but the buttons don't work.
[00:23] <weirdpercent> what do I need to do with bzr/SSH to download development branches from launchpad's bazaar server?
[00:23] <theadmin> ubottu: doesntwork | RegressLess
[00:23] <Typos_King> ActionParsnip:    if you just need something to write reports and stuff, sure Abiword works better
[00:23] <norbi905> RegressLess: On one of my Ubuntu 9.10 machines, flash behaves exactly the same way.  It plays, but sometimes the controls dont work.
[00:23] <binary0011> I've tried to use simple scan to scan one of my old magazines, but it says that my scanner cannot be found.
[00:23] <mylisto> Losha: split: 3gb: invalid number of bytes
[00:23] <alessandro_> ...
[00:23] <DasEi> RegressLess: browser/distro ?
[00:23] <ncfi1013> i am having problems putting songs on my ipod
[00:23] <alessandro_> italian?
[00:23] <Typos_King> ActionParsnip:    indeed, it's so, I used to use TextMaker, which is an even lighter wordprocessor
[00:24] <mozillanerd> I have tried lucid beta with same problems as 9.10. It appears that the entire 9.10 and 10 are heftier than 9.04. 9.04 ran OK on my machine.
[00:24] <theadmin> ubottu: it | alessandro_
[00:24] <Losha> mylisto: try it with upper case GB, it's an old command...
[00:24] <binary0011> Tho my printer is a printer/scanner.  I can print just fine from it.  If somebody has a solution or possibly an alternate program that I can use to scan documents from my printer please msg me.  Thank you.
[00:24] <Typos_King> ActionParsnip:    can't beat TextMaker and PlanMaker, both are good apps, and small too
[00:24] <RegressLess> DasEi: firefox, Ubuntu 10.04 64 bit
[00:24] <ActionParsnip> Typos_King: but openoffice is bundled in as default but can be seen as bloated without much effort
[00:24] <mylisto> split: cannot open `/media/disk/home/mylisto/.VirtualBox/VDI$/Antonio.vdi' for reading: No such file or directory
[00:24] <mylisto> does it matter that its in a hidden directory?
[00:25] <theadmin> mylisto: uh, what the heck is that dollar? o_O
[00:25] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: In case you didn't see it... http://paste.ubuntu.com/423059/
[00:25] <DasEi> RegressLess: #ubuntu+1 correct channel, hmm, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[00:25] <Typos_King> ActionParsnip:    well, quoting a line from a movie ---->   " I rather have and no need it, than need it and no have it "   =P
[00:25] <mylisto> no idea theadmin:
[00:25] <ringer> binary0011, try Applications > Graphics > Xsane
[00:25] <ActionParsnip> mylisto: not at all, use tab to complete the filenames so you know the file is there (and you are using the right case)
[00:25] <binary0011> I've located sane
[00:25] <Losha> mylisto: shouldn't matter that it's hidden. What does ls -l /media/disk/home/mylisto/.VirtualBox/VDI$/Antonio.vdi say?
[00:25] <anony> I am seeking recommendations for ideas to expand the userbase and promote the use of Linux and Ubuntu. I have a release party to plan in 350 hours, and still need a title.
[00:25] <binary0011> ringer:  ha thanks
[00:26] <DasEi> RegressLess:doing same in my vm right now
[00:26] <itilious> why doesnt ubuntu install ready to play mp3s?
[00:26] <DasEi> doing*
[00:26] <Jordan_U> Antani_01: Can you try running chkdsk in windows to be sure the filesystem isn't corrupt?
[00:26] <theadmin> anony: check out #ubuntu-offtopic, sorry, this is a support channel
[00:26] <ActionParsnip> Typos_King: i'd rather have something slick and quick with minimal fuss, based on that theory you may as well install every app on the repos
[00:26] <zen933k> anony: 350 hours?
[00:26] <ringer> binary0011, I was in the same boat. Downloaded loads of stuff - then found out I had it all along!
[00:26] <brah-> itilious copyright issues
[00:26] <theadmin> itilious: Because they're a commercial file format, and ubuntu is Free.
[00:26] <Typos_King> heheh
[00:26] <DasEi> itilious: non gpl
[00:26] <DasEi> !restricted
[00:26] <anony> zen933k: yes, 350 hours. i'm having a rel party and i know almost everything i'm going to do but i need a good title for it, that involves the word lucid.
[00:26] <Jordan_U> itilious: Because in crazy countries like the US you have to pay royalties to be able to play mp3's.
[00:26] <binary0011> ringer:  know what's weird, I tried using the HP NX215 printer drivers for my printer and it just kept on spitting out blank paper.
[00:27] <mylisto> ls: cannot access /media/disk/home/mylisto/.VirtualBox/VDI$/Antonio.vdi: No such file or directory
[00:27] <Losha> anony: it's still off topic for this channel..
[00:27] <theadmin> DasEi: Please, when you use factoids specify who they go to, as in "!stuff | nick", or else it becomes a mess
[00:27] <binary0011> ringer:  I switched to NX300 series drivers and it worked just fine.
[00:27] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: Windows is broken... But I CAN reformat the drive. I have nothing important on there. I fear the problem may be caused by me using Gparted to format to NTFS. By the way, is there another filesystem that Windows and Ubuntu have read/write access to (No need to boot from it)? A better, faster one perhaps?
[00:27] <Losha> mylisto: then you have the file name wrong, I think. Where did you get it from?
[00:27] <ringer> binary0011, so you sorted now?
[00:27] <mylisto> then without that stupid $ sign - ls: cannot access say?: No such file or directory -rw------- 1 1000 1000<PHONE_NUMBER> 2010-04-25 23:11 /media/disk/home/mylisto/.VirtualBox/VDI/Antonio.vdi
[00:27] <pepee> anony, give away ubuntu cd's?
[00:27] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: Also, if there isn't a better filesystem, should I use something other than Gparted to format to NTFS?
[00:27] <itilious> do i need to just install ubuntu restricted extras to be able to play mp3s via banshee?
[00:28] <binary0011> ringer:  damnit I tried scanning for scanners and it's a no go
[00:28] <DasEi> theadmin: ok
[00:28] <zen933k> anony: I think it's more of an offtopic issue, maybe you should try that channel
[00:28] <norbi905> mylisto:  Are you trying to start a vm?  Sorry I didn't follow your question/issue from the start.
[00:28] <binary0011> ringer:  yeah the printer works, but I'm trying to figure out how to get this scanner operational
[00:28] <ActionParsnip> itilious: yes, that should be fine
[00:28] <DasEi> itilious: this or win32-codecs
[00:28] <theadmin> Antani_01: GParted will serve this task perfectly, but you need ntfsprogs
[00:28] <h00k> anony: #ubuntu-irc would be a good place
[00:28] <ActionParsnip> !info win32-codecs
[00:28] <Antani_01> theadmin: I have it.
[00:28] <Typos_King> ActionParsnip:    I must say, that many folks will have the same opinion about MS office, being a bloat and all, but I must say, I use both MS office[ superb suite IMO] and open office, and they're both sizeable, and they're both very very useful, I wish it were smaller, yeah, but as you use them more you'd find features you won't find in Abiword or other apps, depending on what you're composing of course, for the regular JoeSi
[00:28] <ringer> binary0011, hmm - just trying to remember what I did to get scanner working. brb
[00:28] <theadmin> Antani_01: Then go ahead.
[00:28] <mozillanerd> It does not look to me that Canonical is looking at the 'General Help' forum. I will post about abandoning the effort
[00:28] <DasEi> !ot | anony
[00:28] <pepee> mylisto, this is the path: /media/disk/home/mylisto/.VirtualBox/VDI/Antonio.vdi
[00:29] <Losha> mylisto: if the name works with ls, it will work with split. You may need to be root i.e. use sudo
[00:29] <Jordan_U> Antani_01: Gparted should be fine for creating an ntfs filesystem. There are drivers for windows to read and write ext3, but they don't support journaling (they are really ext2 drivers)
[00:29] <mylisto> norbi905: no trying to split the vdi into smaller bits to fit on a fat32 drive
[00:29] <binary0011> ringer:  yeah I'm not sure what I did last time, but I had mine working a while ago too.
[00:29] <binary0011> ringer:  I'll try to log into gnome and see if it makes any difference.  I'm using KDE right now
[00:29] <Antani_01> theadmin: Okay, I will try again. But I doubt it will work... This IM is also to Jordan_U
[00:29] <binary0011> ringer:  gnome is what it worked under last time.  I'm going to give that shot.  be back in just a moment
[00:29] <mylisto> I do the split from the dir I want the file in, right?
[00:29] <kaushal> hi
[00:29] <kaushal> is there a way to know what using apt-get or apt-cache to know the changelog ?
[00:30] <DasEi> mylisto: yes
[00:30] <ActionParsnip> Typos_King: still bloated though, adobe reader is not that bloated and if it does what the user needs that the other readers cannot then its needed rather than a "nice to have" like fat ole openoffice
[00:30] <Losha> mylisto: yes, that saves having to copy the pieces later...
[00:30] <Jordan_U> kaushal: aptitude changelog package
[00:30] <nordle> Typos_King:  I spend 60% of my day in Office 2007....I wish I had Office 2003 back......but with the extra colours and sort options in Excel 2007 :)
[00:30] <ActionParsnip> Typos_King: there is a drastic difference
[00:30] <kaushal> ok
[00:30] <Losha> mylisto:  split --bytes=3GB /media/disk/home/mylisto/.VirtualBox/VDI/Antonio.vdi
[00:30] <anony> Yeah ok, Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. Remember the ubuntu principles, and remember to read the friendly manual. Also, i move that this channel be changed to #ubuntu-support . Bye.
[00:30] <Losha> mylisto: open another terminal in the same directory and you should be able to watch the split files growing...
[00:30] <theadmin> argh. Stop the offtopic. Microsoft disscussion is not welcome here either as it increases bug 1
[00:31] <ActionParsnip> bug #1 is so contrived
[00:31] <Typos_King> ActionParsnip:    hehe, adobe is not a bloat?    yeah.... in win32 I run a standalone app, foxit reader, does much more than adobe's, and is just 7mbs, 50mbs, 7mbs, big difference,
[00:31] <Jordan_U> theadmin: Don't feed the trolls.
[00:31] <h00k> Typos_King: please move that discussion elsewhere
[00:32] <Typos_King> h00k:   indeed
[00:32] <ActionParsnip> Typos_King: sure but if they do not do what is required and the adobe version does then it is justified
[00:32] <Losha> what is bug #1 ?
[00:32] <h00k> ActionParsnip: you as well.
[00:32] <mylisto> looks like it may be working :d
[00:32] <ActionParsnip> h00k: i'm not wrong though, but ok
[00:32] <Typos_King> kaushal:   something is using the 'lock' file for apt-get?
[00:32] <ActionParsnip> Losha: o look it up, i think its pretty pathetic personally
[00:33] <tFUxUXfz3yu3hj> kernel panic
[00:33] <Losha> mylisto: you should see files name xaa (or similar) growing in size. When it gets to 3G it should start on file xab...
[00:33] <mylisto> Losha: its making xaa files - thats the right thing isn't it?
[00:33] <Typos_King> ActionParsnip:    you wrong?    no way!
[00:33] <tFUxUXfz3yu3hj> kernel panic
[00:33] <mylisto> ok good :d
[00:33] <ZykoticK9> Losha, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1
[00:33] <theadmin> Losha: "Microsoft has too much market share"
[00:33] <Typos_King> ?
[00:33] <mylisto> effin stupid flood bots
[00:33] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: Hmm... check this out: http://paste.ubuntu.com/423062/
[00:34] <pepee> LOL bug 1
[00:34] <Losha> mylisto: you will end up with two files, one 3G named xaa and one 2.8G named xab. To bring them back, you'll just 'cat xaa xab > new_vdi_file'
[00:34] <theadmin> What I'm worried about is that they still haven't fixed it :(
[00:34] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[00:34] <Losha> ZykoticK9: theadmin: yeah, pretty sad...
[00:35] <theadmin> Losha: Oh well, 10.04 seems like a huge "BOOM", it's so extremely simple...
[00:35] <Losha> theadmin: they decided to do a rewrite instead :-)
[00:35] <h00k> Please keep this channel on-topic, people.
[00:35] <Losha> theadmin: wanna go to offtopic and talk to me about how 10.04 testing is going?
[00:36] <itilious> i know this is not a support channel for banshee, but it does not recognize when my ipod is plugged in, do i need some sort of library for ubuntu?
[00:36] <theadmin> Losha: Maybe in PM? :D
[00:36] <Losha> theadmin: coming up...
[00:36] <Typos_King> !ipod | itilious
[00:36] <ActionParsnip> itilious: try gtkpod
[00:36] <h00k> Losha, theadmin: thank you
[00:36] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: Did you say anything? Empathy crashed
[00:37] <ringer> binary0011, sudo apt-get install gocr
[00:37] <Jordan_U> Antani_01: No.
[00:37] <binary0011> ringer:  alright, thanks I'll give it a shot
[00:37] <Antani_01> Okay, well check out this paste: http://paste.ubuntu.com/423062/
[00:37] <jsec> Hi all. Got a question on if this is possible: I've got Karmic with OS X dual booted on a MacBook. I'm getting interested in penetration security, so I've downloaded an ISO of BackTrack 4. What I'm wondering is if I can blow apart my OS X partition, clear up the space, and install BackTrack 4 side by side with Karmic, without ruining any data on the Ubuntu partition?
[00:37] <itilious> ActionParsnip, sudo apt get gtkpod?
[00:37] <binary0011> ringer:  I'm using an HP NX215 printer/scanner
[00:37] <ActionParsnip> itilious: try: sudo apt-get install gtkpod
[00:38] <schultza> Is there a way I can control the bandwidth of certain traffic from my computer using a central program?
[00:38] <h00k> jsec: yes, it's possible.
[00:38] <h00k> !dualboot | jsec
[00:38] <itilious> ActionParsnip, rythmbox sees the ipod but banshee does not, do i need to set some option somewhere in ubuntu to simply have the ipod point to the right application?
[00:38] <schultza> !antivirus
[00:38] <ringer> binary0011, that shouldn't matter - gocr is character recognition - but it brings with it libraries that the scanner needs
[00:38] <binary0011> ringer:  cool, I'm giving it a go now.
[00:39] <norbi905> And done, Ubuntu boot ~ 4sec :)
[00:39] <deanfx> Quick question, Can I install 10.04RC on my netbook right now and when the final release gets launched in a few days just run some updates to get the final changes?
[00:39] <ActionParsnip> itilious: i dont use either, ipod is garbage but i know gtkpod can be used
[00:39] <h00k> !lucid | deanfx
[00:39] <ActionParsnip> norbi905: try xpud, its waaaay faster
[00:39] <CaptainTrek> support for lucid is in #ubuntu+1 not here
[00:40] <deanfx> oh ok
[00:40] <deanfx> Sorry about that guys
[00:40] <theadmin> deanfx: Yes, but that's kinda offtopic
[00:40] <binary0011> ringer:  sorry is gocr CLI program, er can I start it with GUI?
[00:40] <pepee> schultza, that's not completely true
[00:40] <LadyEleyne> hello
[00:40] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: And also, that has happened before, too.
[00:40] <deanfx> ah alright. thanks for answering -- again, my appologies for posting it in here
[00:40] <binary0011> ringer:  I'm reading the man page right now tho
[00:40] <pepee> there exists malware for linux
[00:40] <theadmin> pepee: ...like, 3 viruses, yeah
[00:40] <ringer> binary0011, no - just try xsane again - it should be working
[00:41] <Chris___> Flash player basically sets my CPU/GPU on fire. Ideas/suggestions?
[00:41] <teage> i am running Lucid and i lost my log in screen. i installed the rt2870usb driver and sense then the log in is now a command prompt. i would rather have the default.
[00:41] <binary0011> ringer:  damnit no devices found
[00:41] <pepee> virii, trojans, flash malware, java malware
[00:41] <teage> anyone know how to fix this
[00:41] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: Maybe I should wipe the drive...
[00:41] <binary0011> ringer:  hang on I'll try again
[00:41] <h00k> teage: head to #ubuntu+1 doe Lucid support
[00:41] <pepee> even browser malware
[00:41] <binary0011> shat
[00:41] <pepee> or whatever is called
[00:41] <h00k> binary0011: please watch your language and keep it family-friendly.
[00:42] <jsec> h00k, i know it's possible to get the dual boot, i'm just curious as to what would happen if I try to delete the OS X partition... I don't want to have to re-install Ubuntu again.
[00:42] <teage> thanks hook will do
[00:42] <binary0011> shoot man, my bad
[00:42] <ringer> binary0011, why you bad?
[00:42] <h00k> teage: *for lucid support
[00:42] <mylisto> Losha: do you know if there is anyway to make a script to auto run split - so a  person can right click a file on the desktop and split it up?
[00:42] <h00k> jsec: then OSX will be gone, just make sure to keep your grub updated
[00:42] <Losha> ringer: because binary0011 said a naughty word...
[00:43] <LadyEleyne> could not download repository indexes with error msg as follows, Failed to fetch cdrom://Ubuntu 9.04 _Jaunty Jackalope_ - Release i386 (20090420.1)/dists/jaunty/main/binary-i386/Packages  Please use apt-cdrom to make this CD-ROM recognized by APT. apt-get update cannot be used to add new CD-ROMs
[00:43] <LadyEleyne> Failed to fetch cdrom://Ubuntu 9.04 _Jaunty Jackalope_ - Release i386 (20090420.1)/dists/jaunty/restricted/binary-i386/Packages  Please use apt-cdrom to make this CD-ROM recognized by APT. apt-get update cannot be used to add new CD-ROMs
[00:43] <LadyEleyne> Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[00:43] <Losha> mylisto: you could write a little shell script to split files, but most people don't need it often enough to bother...
[00:43] <binary0011> I didn't really, but it was too close I guess else it was the other word "da*n"
[00:43] <h00k> !pastebin | LadyEleyne
[00:43] <LadyEleyne> what does that mean, how do I fix it, and well, how do I fix it.
[00:43] <pepee> mylisto, learn bash scripting
[00:44] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: Great... After I reformatted and remounted it, Nautilus froze
[00:44] <binary0011> ringer:  pff I think I know why.  gnome didn't even find my printer yet
[00:44] <h00k> binary0011: obfuscated swearing is sttill considered swearing
[00:44] <binary0011> ringer:  I thought it was installed, because I installed it in KDE.  I need to set it up
[00:44] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: Why is it so broken?
[00:44] <Losha> LadyEleyne: it's trying to read your cdrom. I bet you don't have the cdrom inserted, right?
[00:44] <ringer> binary0011, i was gonna say are you sure it's connected
[00:44] <binary0011> h00k:  yeah I noticed, sorry bout that tho.
[00:45] <binary0011> ringer:  yeah it's all setup.  Let me try something I'll get back with you in just one minute
[00:45] <pepee> LadyEleyne, remove the cd in the sources/repos configuration
[00:45] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: Are you still there? I need to leave soon.
[00:45] <LadyEleyne> hah no.
[00:45] <Jordan_U> Antani_01: I don't know.
[00:45] <LadyEleyne> I could try putting the cd in and see what happens.
[00:45] <binary0011> what the ...
[00:46] <eoeas> mylisto: make a bash script and add it to nautilus
[00:47] <Yggdrasil> whats the way to reset yourpanels to stock ?
[00:47] <mylisto> eoea: nah I'm fine
[00:47] <mylisto> :D
[00:48] <binary0011> ringer:  wow this is really strange, ubuntu isn't even finding my printer
[00:48] <eoeas> mylisto: Okilli dokilli
[00:48] <duca> :-)
[00:48] <Jordan_U> !panelreset | Yggdrasil
[00:48] <mylisto> well off to reinstall :D
[00:48] <mylisto> hope all goes well!
[00:48] <Losha> mylisto: is your split done then?
[00:48] <mylisto> yes it is
[00:49] <mylisto> actually made 3 files
[00:49] <Losha> mylisto: do a quick check on them with ls -l
[00:49] <ringer> binary0011, you sure it is actually plugged in?
[00:49] <binary0011> ringer:  indeed
[00:49] <binary0011> Usb, power is on everything is correct
[00:49] <mylisto> -rwx------ 1 ubuntu root<PHONE_NUMBER> 2010-04-26 23:36 xaa -rwx------ 1 ubuntu root<PHONE_NUMBER> 2010-04-26 23:39 xab -rwx------ 1 ubuntu root  197125632 2010-04-26 23:39 xac
[00:49] <binary0011> ringer:  I'm just going to disconnect all other usb devices then try it
[00:50] <theadmin> mylisto: huh what the... why is the group owner root? o_O
[00:50] <theadmin> mylisto: But you did it nevertheless.
[00:50] <mylisto> no idea theadmin:
[00:50] <Losha> mylisto: I thought you said the original was 5.8 GB? You have about 7.9 GB of data there....
[00:50] <ringer> binary0011, lsusb
[00:51] <binary0011> oh yeah forgot about that one
[00:51] <mylisto> it shows 3 files 5.8 gig
[00:51] <binary0011> Bus 007 Device 002: ID 0461:4d4c Primax Electronics, Ltd
[00:51] <binary0011> Bus 007 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[00:51] <binary0011> Bus 006 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[00:51] <binary0011> Bus 005 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[00:51] <binary0011> Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[00:51] <FloodBot1> binary0011: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:51] <theadmin> Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub? what the?
[00:52] <binary0011> ah crap man, I thought that messaged ringer
[00:52] <greezmunkey> binary3: heh
[00:52] <mylisto> Losha: no idear
[00:52] <TannerF> The bot should probably warn you not to flood, and if you keep doing it then it will +q them
[00:52] <Losha> mylisto: run ls -lh
[00:53] <mylisto> -rwx------ 1 ubuntu root 2.8G 2010-04-26 23:36 xaa
[00:53] <mylisto> -rwx------ 1 ubuntu root 2.8G 2010-04-26 23:39 xab
[00:53] <mylisto> -rwx------ 1 ubuntu root 188M 2010-04-26 23:39 xac
[00:53] <theadmin> Losha: -h? what that... oh, i guess it means "humanish"...
[00:53] <mylisto> sorry guys
[00:53] <mylisto> -rwx------ 1 ubuntu root 2.8G 2010-04-26 23:36 xaa -rwx------ 1 ubuntu root 2.8G 2010-04-26 23:39 xab -rwx------ 1 ubuntu root 188M 2010-04-26 23:39 xac
[00:53] <h00k> !pastebin | mylisto
[00:53] <FloodBot1> mylisto: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:53] <binary0011> crap I thought that was sent to ringer
[00:53] <binary0011> I'll paste bin next time
[00:53] <steelnwool> hi, i installed 10.04 on 2 500 gig sata disks, with lvm in a raid 1 config. when i boot of the second drive,it tells me "bad pbr sig"
[00:54] <binary0011> ringer:  yeah that's weird it shows that it's connected
[00:54] <h00k> steelnwool: use #ubuntu+1 for Lucid support
[00:54] <LadyEleyne> okay since the cd did nothing..how do I remove the cd ref from the sources/repos configuration, I am a complete newb to unbutu, so be detailed please.
[00:54] <theadmin> steelnwool: There are tons of raid bugs in Lucid. Lucid is supported ONLY in #ubuntu+1 for now.
[00:54] <Losha> mylisto: ah, that's better, I miscounted the sizes first time. One more thing before you reboot, run md5sum on the *original* file. It will take a few minutes to run...
[00:54] <steelnwool> ah ha. thanks
[00:54] <ringer> binary0011, so try xsane again
[00:55]  * h00k reminds everyone to check /topics when they join a new channel :)
[00:55] <CVirus> I can't build oursql on karmic http://pastebin.com/mxatgxeZ ... help ?
[00:55] <binary0011> ringer:  I tried to even add a printer and it doesn't even give me the option.  I usually have no problems with this kind of thing
[00:55] <ringer> binary0011, hmm - try rebooting the printer
[00:56] <Losha> moucho2r
[00:56] <binary0011> ringer:  okie, I'll try it again
[00:56] <binary0011> ringer:  hey thanks for taking the time to help me out btw
[00:56] <ringer> binary0011, np
[00:56] <ringer> binary0011, though I ought to get to bed soon - but I'll hang on a bit
[00:57] <binary0011> ringer:  hey don't worry about it, if you have to go it's cool.
[00:57] <LadyEleyne> well, thanks for being so helpful, I may have figured it out.
[00:57] <LadyEleyne> bye.
[00:58] <mylisto> Losha: when I do that md5sum, does it just go to a blank line and run for a few minutes?
[00:58] <canthus13> How do you force ssh to connect to a 'known' host when the key has changed?
[00:59] <binary0011> ringer:  I'm trying again.  maybe I'll just try and restart the computer
[00:59] <vex_> how do i mount something plugged into my usb drive?
[00:59] <Losha> mylisto: yes, it reads the whole file so it takes a while. But the md5sum will enable us to verify that the new copy is identical to the original after you reboot.
[00:59] <mylisto> thanks
[00:59] <ringer> binary0011, I'll wait
[01:00] <binary0011> ringer:  cool, I'm rebooting
[01:00] <Losha> canthus13: remove the associated line from ~/.ssh/known_hosts
[01:00] <binary0011> brb k
[01:00] <DasEi> vex_: you want to mount a usb device ?
[01:00] <adelcampo> anyone know where I can get a lit of all the 256 colors in the ansi spectrum?
[01:00] <vex_> DasEi: yes how do I find where it is mounted under dev and then mount it
[01:01] <benedikt> how do i mount /dev (im in a chroot env)
[01:01] <DasEi> vex_: plug it in...
[01:01] <vex_> DasEi: yes but I want to do it from a terminal
[01:01] <theadmin> benedikt: Uh, you can't mount /dev, it's a folder, not a blockdevice.
[01:01] <canthus13> Losha: Thanks. found the (different) answer, tho.  ssh-keygen -R <offending host> does it. :)
[01:01] <DasEi> vex_: sudo fdisk -l    (in teermninal)
[01:01] <eoeas> canthus13: If the key has changed then it's not a known host anymore. Losha: how can one find the "associated" entry?
[01:01] <benedikt> theadmin: mount udev to /dev
[01:01] <vex_> DasEi: there we go thanks
[01:02] <DasEi> vex_: devicename ?
[01:02] <vex_> DasEi: sd0
[01:02] <Scunizi> adelcampo: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ansi+color+spectrum
[01:02] <DasEi> vex_: mount
[01:02] <canthus13> eoeas: What I just said a minute ago works. In my case, I reused the same IP and hostname for a fresh install, resulting in my ssh client freaking out.
[01:02] <DasEi> vex_: is it already mounted ?
[01:02] <vex_> DasEi: ya i just couldent find the device name
[01:03] <vex_> DasEi: thanks much mate
[01:03] <DasEi> vex_: so you're solved then ?np, have fun
[01:03] <Losha> eoeas: Ah interesing. There is a line for each host in  ~/.ssh/known_hosts, the hostname used to be at the start of the line in plaintext, it appears it's now encrypted so you do need to use ssh-keygen -R after all...
[01:03] <eoeas> canthus13: What about the encryption key?
[01:03] <adelcampo> Scunizi: thanks but i've tried that. I've been looking for over an hour but I can't find just what I need
[01:05] <eoeas> Losha: I seee !
[01:05] <ncfi1013> man ive tried everything. can someone please tell me a very easy simple way to sync my ipod?
[01:06] <Scunizi> adelcampo: you want just the 256 colors?
[01:06] <tenmiles> ncfi1013: setup virtualbox to install a windows guest os and pass your ipod to it. install itunes and go nuts
[01:06] <ncfi1013> all im hearing is that ipod support in linux is a cinch but im having no luck. can somebody please help me?
[01:06] <theadmin> tenmiles: ...too complicated I think, and that needs a Windows copy
[01:07] <crazy6> cflow somehow didn't install correctly, and now it's stuck; can't remove, can't install it
[01:07] <ncfi1013> i know u guys dont want to hear this but i am seriously considering switching back to windows considering the problems ive been having
[01:07] <mylisto> ok Losha: got this 094f0e38381337acad74653a134a7fba  Antonio.vdi
[01:07] <Losha> eoeas: the other solution would be to remove StrictHostKeyChecking via options
[01:08] <Losha> mylisto: ok, after you reboot and use cat to recreate the file, the md5sum of the new file should match.
[01:08] <Scunizi> adelcampo: do you want the codes? or a chart of the actual colors showing the codes?
[01:09] <adelcampo> Scunizi: I want the number showing what color it is. But I think i figured it out. I'm writing a script that'll spit out the colors on the terminal with their code.
[01:09] <adelcampo> Scunizi: thanks
[01:10] <Scunizi> adelcampo: here's a link that might help in understanding how the codes work. http://lucentbeing.com/blog/that-256-color-thing/
[01:10] <eoeas> Losha: Would compromise security though, prefer the ssh-keygen -R command.
[01:11] <Losha> eoeas: I agree. ssh-keygen -R is the way to go...
[01:11] <adelcampo> Scunizi: LOL that's exactly why I was looking for the chart. I'm using his script and I wanted to know what codes give you which colors. I'm also using his same script to print out the code for each color
[01:12] <Majora2> How do I run configure in terminal?
[01:12] <Scunizi> adelcampo: that is funny :)
[01:12] <jrib> Majora2: why? What are you trying to accomplish exactly?
[01:13] <Majora2> jrib: this - http://wiki.winehq.org/WineOn64bit#head-d6dc6aaec38bf9f2198767215ea1813c44a5981d
[01:13] <jrib> Majora2: you don't need any of that.  Wine is in the official ubuntu repositories.  Use your favorite APT front-end to install it, like synaptic for instance
[01:14] <Majora2> jrib: I'm at the "Run configure, build and install with" step, and get the error "bash: ./configure: No such file or directory"
[01:14] <jrib> Majora2: read what I just said
[01:14] <ActionParsnip> Majora2: there is a wine ppa you can use
[01:14] <monk> anyone know where i can get advice on fighting back against hackers? my mother is being attacked by hackers, and i plan on putting a stop to it
[01:15] <Majora2> jrib: I need it because I'm trying to use Wine to play a game. In Jaunty, using the i386 32-bit processor support installation it works satisfactory. But with the amd 64-bit processor installation of jaunty the screen blinks constantly black in a super fast flicker. I want to stop it from flickering, so I thought the 64 bit wine would help.
[01:15] <node357> hi, can I just uninstall pulseaudio? ive tried 2 sound card and my games still get this distorted blaring noise
[01:15] <Scunizi> I've modified .bash_aliases to include a shortcut to mounting a samba share on my machine (it's also the samba server).  I'd like to convert that mount command to a line in fstab so the mount happens on startup.  So far I've been unsuccessful.  Any help? alias bpomount='sudo mount.cifs //localhost/BPO /home/<user>/BPO -o user=<user>,credintials=/etc/samba/smbusers,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777'
[01:15] <ActionParsnip> Majora2: www.winehq.org/download/deb
[01:15] <DR_Fun1> any one good with irc and java apps and wml?
[01:16] <jrib> Majora2: that page is about building 32bit wine...
[01:16] <Majora2> jrib: Uhg
[01:16] <Losha> Scunizi: credintials -> credentials
[01:16] <jrib> Majora2: anyway, try what ActionParsnip suggested first.  winehq provides repositories and you may just need a more recent version of wine from there to resolve your issue
[01:17] <ActionParsnip> Scunizi: you can replace <user> with $USER then the user launching the command will be used ;)
[01:17] <pepee> monk, explain
[01:17] <pepee> give details
[01:17] <Majora2> jrib: I've tried other versions of wine and it hasn't helped. I've also tried the most up-to-date version as well.
[01:17] <ActionParsnip> Scunizi: look in the fstab file for hints, there are guides all over t'web
[01:17] <pepee> monk, better: /join ##security
[01:18] <Typos_King> DR_Fun1:     I'd assume over at #java maybe :)
[01:18] <ActionParsnip> Scunizi: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently
[01:18] <node357> hi, can I just uninstall pulseaudio? ive tried 2 sound card and my games still get this distorted blaring noise
[01:18] <DR_Fun1> ty
[01:18] <ActionParsnip> grr
[01:18] <ActionParsnip> Scunizi: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently
[01:18] <monk> pepee: her email account was just hacked today. i'm using my linux box to investigate. but i would like to make sure my information is secure, such as IP and other personal info
[01:18] <pepee> node357, yep, you can
[01:19] <Losha> monk: a gmail account? And she's using windows?
[01:19] <Typos_King> monk:   you mean, you're running the mail server?
[01:19] <node357> okay, thanks pepee
[01:19] <jrib> Majora2: I would recommend you search wine's bug tracker for a bug similar to what you are experiencing first.  If you want to troubleshoot by building 64bit wine, then the page you linked to has a link on how to do that
[01:19] <monk> pepee: ok, i'll go to ##security. that's what i was hoping for
[01:19] <binary0011> ringer:  hey man you don't have to wait on me, I have some other things to do
[01:19] <pepee> node357, dpkg -l | grep pulseaudio | awk '{print $2}'
[01:19] <monk> no, she is AOL webmail on Windows XP
[01:19] <eoeas> Does "checkinstall" create a .deb package before or after the installation of your program?
[01:19] <Majora2> jrib: Okay. Although from what I've seen Wine's bug database is full of people going, "I have this problem too :D" and no solutions
[01:19] <binary0011> ringer:  I'm going to install ubuntu over again.  I'm setting up duel boot this time so I backed everything up and going from scratch
[01:19] <Losha> monk: you might ask on #windows also...
[01:20] <monk> Losha: ok thank you
[01:20] <jrib> Majora2: if it only happens with that one game, appdb would be a good place to check too
[01:20] <ActionParsnip> eoeas: before
[01:20] <pepee> monk, if you use an infected trojanized machine, then you have to change your password, and the security questions
[01:20] <node357> pepee, that listed a bunch of packages related to pulseaudio, but didn't seem to do much.. should I just get rid of those packages?
[01:20] <ActionParsnip> binary0011: install win first if you intend to use it
[01:20] <eoeas> Thanks ActionParsnip
[01:20] <DR_Fun1> hey #java is invite only
[01:21] <Majora2> jrib: Okay, thanks
[01:21] <pepee> node357, sudo aptitude remove $(dpkg -l | grep pulseaudio | awk '{print $2}')
[01:21] <brad_> does anyone know how i could get the dvd player to work with ubuntu
[01:21] <jrib> !register | DR_Fun1
[01:21] <node357> oh, thanks again pepee
[01:21] <Typos_King> DR_Fun1:     I guess you'll just have to settle for #tea or #coffee then, j/k
[01:21] <jrib> DR_Fun1: just register and identify, then you will be able to enter ##java
[01:21] <monk> pepee: my machines are fine. my mother uses a Netbook with WinXP. I already told her to change ALL of her passwords with any accounts she uses
[01:21] <mickster04> brad_: how is it not working? error messages etc
[01:21] <pepee> node357, oh, sorry, I think it will not work, because of some dependencies
[01:21] <ActionParsnip> brad_: add the medibuntu repo and install libdvdcss2
[01:21] <node357> guess i shouldn't have hit Y then huh, haha
[01:22] <brad_> it says something about plugins
[01:22] <node357> I'll see if the system survived.. if not, i'll re-install and try another way
[01:22] <node357> thanks pepee, regardless
[01:22] <Typos_King> DR_Fun1:      dunno, but what  you want will a java question, maybe try on another network, efnet or dalnet :)
[01:22] <ActionParsnip> brad_: i just told you how to fix it
[01:22] <jrib> brad_: be *specific* and please address people whose questions you are answering
[01:22] <pepee> monk, not before formatting/reinstalling winxp
[01:22] <Random833> how do i stop the lid closing from turning off the display?
[01:22] <maple1> DRUNK AS FUCk
[01:22] <ActionParsnip> maple1: +1
[01:22] <jrib> !language | maple1
[01:22] <eoeas> monk: Does your mum's account have admin privileges?
[01:22] <pepee> node357, just don't remove the lib* packages
[01:23] <node357> okay pepee, all is well then
[01:23] <kermit> how to i encode video with h264?
[01:23] <Typos_King> !h264
[01:23] <Typos_King> nutin
[01:23] <intrader> Abandoning my effort to work with Karmic Koala (9.10), one week without any resolution or response from forum or irc. Canonical is not listening to this level of drivel.
[01:23] <Losha> kermit: what kind of source material?
[01:24] <monk> pepee: understood. eoeas: i believe so, and i think there is another email address listed on the account, i will have to look into that. thank you for the reminder~!
[01:24] <Losha> monk: also, aol support (if it's not a contradiction in terms) should probably be informed...
[01:24] <pepee> no
[01:24] <pepee> *np
[01:24] <kermit> Losha: any kind
[01:25] <Losha> kermit: well, I often use handbrake for encoding....
[01:25] <brad_> ActionParsnip where do i find libdvdcss2
[01:25] <monk> Losha: thank you
[01:27] <kermit> Losha: i dont see that app available
[01:27] <eoeas> monk: Good luck. Err you might wanna backup a image of her hard drive (see "dd" command) and send it off for investigation prior to antivir or other repairs/cleansing.
[01:27] <joscht> after being connected to last.fm through banshee for a around a day is it supposed to time out and then i have to start it up again?
[01:27] <Losha> kermit: what does apt-cache search handbrake say?
[01:27] <kermit> Losha: nothing
[01:28] <Typos_King> kermit:   http://avidemux.org/admWiki/doku.php?id=tutorial:h.264
[01:28] <node357> pepee, works better now. thank you
[01:28] <Losha> kermit: let me check where I got mine..
[01:30] <Scunizi> Losha: weird.. handbrake I thought was in the repos.. but if not then http://handbreak.fr
[01:30] <pepee> node357, good to know!
[01:30] <joeman_> does anyone know C programming?
[01:30] <pepee> joeman_, #C
[01:30] <Losha> Scunizi: kermit: for 8.04, I used a ppa. Still looking for the url...
[01:31] <joeman_> pepee, might be close enough, but can you give me some tips
[01:31] <Scunizi> Losha: ah.. for my 8.04 I got it direct from their site.. worked fine.
[01:32] <Scunizi> Losha: at least I thought I did .. I just looked and they only have it for 9.10
[01:32] <joe__> hello
[01:32] <Scunizi> 1431 hello's back at ya joe__
[01:32] <ghassen> hi there every one
[01:32] <joe__> thanks
[01:33] <Losha> Scunizi: kermit: Looks like: https://launchpad.net/~handbrake-ubuntu/+archive/ppa
[01:33] <ghassen> my ubuntu 9.10 can't shut down without forcing by pressing the power button
[01:33] <ghassen> anyone has an idea about that?
[01:33] <eoeas> Scunizi: Not giving ghassen 1431 hello's ?! :-( :-D
[01:34] <joe__> is anyone in #c# ?
[01:34] <salviaa>  please i need help I am in error, in the matter mysar log it's an error msg ERROR: squid log file (/ var / log / squid / access.log) does not exist!
[01:34] <eradiate> where does ubuntu keep the saved iptables rules ?
[01:35] <joe__> #c I mean
[01:35] <eradiate> o
[01:35] <eradiate> i've looked in the /etc and ufw isn't running
[01:35] <eoeas> ghassen: Try "sudo init 0" ,then you can rule out a ACPI issue
[01:35] <ghassen> /etc/hosts i guess
[01:35] <swathanthran> one fine morning, the key repeat is seen disabled on X(works on ttys) . any clue what might affected it or how to enable it again?
[01:35] <Typos_King> ghassen:   try installing the linux-backports-modules`uname`
[01:36] <swathanthran> key repeat as in to repeat the key if its pressed for some time
[01:36] <ghassen> what is that backports
[01:37] <needhelp1> when i try to copy a folder into my /opt folder, it wont let me
[01:37] <vivid> anyone have an idea why one of my karmic machines does not power off when told to shutdown? it goes through the entire shutdown process successfully, but requires me to push the power button to power off
[01:37] <ghassen> i upgraded from 9.04 from the internet and then it started
[01:37] <mickster04> ghassen: you speak english?
[01:37] <needhelp1> im in nautilus
[01:37] <miguel> where do I configure my input device driver, since there seems to be no xorg.conf anymore?
[01:38] <kermit> Losha: thanks
[01:38] <ghassen> do i speak japanese !!!
[01:38] <mickster04> ghassen: there will be a channel for your language
[01:38] <mickster04> !jp
[01:38] <ghassen> haha
[01:38] <mickster04> awesome, doesn't show on my terminal but i hope u can read it ghassen
[01:38] <ghassen> i'm 100% speaking english man , why u're trippin'
[01:39] <Typos_King> hehe
[01:39] <Aft3rglow> miguel000: unles they changed it again you can still create and use a xorg.conf
[01:39] <mickster04> ghassen: u are, but i think it would be better if you discussed problems in your native tongue
[01:40] <Scunizi> How do you set the area to scan with xsane?  It's interface is really in-sane..
[01:40] <miguel000> Aft3rglow, : is this the recommended way?
[01:40] <ghassen>  i guess i have the same prob as vivid
[01:40] <Typos_King> ghassen:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEmJ-VWPDM4    maybe you'll like it :P
[01:41] <zoug> little offtopic but can anyone help to configure mutt, i cant send email. ive setup mutt with fetchmail and msmtp. no one at #mutt. :(
[01:41] <ghassen> i don't have time for utube
[01:41] <Typos_King> Scunizi:   is't Sane a frontend for it?
[01:41] <ghassen> any one to help here
[01:41] <ghassen> stop wasting my time
[01:41] <mickster04> !backports | ghassen
[01:42] <Sia-> !help | ghassen
[01:42] <Scunizi> Typos_King: probably.. although the header line at the top says xsane so it might be reversed.. but I have that gui up and running.. I just want to scan a smaller area then a letter sized piece of paper
[01:42] <Typos_King> needhelp1:     need to sudo to it
[01:42] <eoeas> (01:35:12) eoeas: ghassen: Try "sudo init 0" ,then you can rule out a ACPI issue
[01:42] <Typos_King> needhelp1:     sudo cp ....
[01:42] <Sia-> we dont wasting your time ghassen , even you us :)
[01:42] <Typos_King> needhelp1:     cuz /opt is owned by 'root'
[01:43] <klabezo> hi please i want to install docky on my ubuntu 9.04 i didn't found it in add/remove
[01:43] <vivid> ghassen, oh your machine wont fully power down either?
[01:43] <Typos_King> Scunizi:   ... ahe..... I don't have myself... :|
[01:43] <Losha> ghassen: congratulations on your English though. It's quite good...
[01:43] <mickster04> klabezo: sudo apt-get install docky?
[01:43] <steve1> I'm running 10.04; I've tried a couple of times to move a Wubi-install to its own partition, using the LVPM and the "wubi-move-to-partition" script on the Ubuntu site.  Both times it's ruined my MBR, and grub was unable to load.  I have since installed a brand new Ubuntu into that partition, and the MBR is now correct.  Is there a way to image my Wubi partition onto the new real partition without messing with the MBR?
[01:44] <klabezo> ok i will try
[01:44] <klabezo> sudo apt-get install docky
[01:44] <mickster04> terminal not irc
[01:44] <klabezo> E: Couldn't find package docky
[01:45] <klabezo> i know
[01:45] <eoeas> lol
[01:45] <Losha> eoeas: what does 'sudo init 0' do, and why will it rule out an ACPI issue?
[01:45] <mickster04> klabezo: download it then
[01:45] <klabezo> where i can found it ??
[01:45] <mickster04> klabezo: sudo apt-geti install gnome-do (tab complete this)
[01:46] <mickster04> might just be called do
[01:46] <mickster04> http://do.davebsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=Installing_Do#9.10_.28Karmic.29
[01:46] <mickster04> !gnome-do
[01:47] <Typos_King> !info gnome-do-docklets
[01:47] <klabezo> ok mickster04
[01:47] <mickster04> Typos_King: cheers
[01:47] <mickster04> sometimes i wish i could point ppl to google
[01:47] <Typos_King> actually, I did a apt-cache search docky, and gave me that ^_^
[01:47] <andrew__> mickster04: LMGTFY
[01:47] <eoeas> Losha: In my experience, when my PC doesn't shut down via "shutdown now" or via menu, init 0 always works, it set's the runlevel to 0, 6 is reboot, 3 is shell + networking (i think), and 5 is graphical login.
[01:48] <coz_> I should mentione to you guys that there is an application name  "easystroke"   a mouse gesture recognition application that is near flawless ... with this you can open, close, kill.. run compiz...anything  that you do with mouse or menus  using strokes
[01:48] <mickster04> andrew__: thats just a rude way of telling ppl to google imo:p
[01:48] <andrew__> mickster04: Oh it's just annoying now, but meh
[01:48] <Typos_King> eoeas:   assuming is not an acpi issue
[01:48] <mickster04> !ot | coz_
[01:49] <Losha> eoeas: interesting. Does it work on Ubuntu? They made a lot of changes (a mess, really) to the runlevel stuff...
[01:49] <coz_> mickster04,  my thinking was  since gnome do was mentioned that another applications to open close should also be presented
[01:49] <AutoBot> hey
[01:49] <ZykoticK9> !runlevels > eoeas
[01:49] <eoeas> Losha: Yes, shutdown script. Losha: Oh it still does, didn't try 10.04 though.
[01:49] <mickster04> coz_: no, the problem was someone didnt know how to isntall an application
[01:50] <robbyrob_> hello friends of ubuntu, i recently built a 3000 dolla setup and it seems to have quite a few kinks
[01:50] <robbyrob_> it seems to not want to multitask
[01:50] <salviaa>  please i need help I am in error, in the matter mysar log it's an error msg ERROR: squid log file (/ var / log / squid / access.log) does not exist!
[01:51] <robbyrob_> more specifically i can't rip a movie and have working audio playback at the same time
[01:51] <eoeas> ZykoticK9: Interesting, what distro version are we talking about?
[01:51] <coz_> robbyrob_,  mm  sounds like a hardware/software issue   have you checked in ##Linux  to see if they can remedy any of this?
[01:51] <robbyrob_> ubuntu 9.10
[01:51] <ZykoticK9> eoeas, Ubuntu
[01:52] <eoeas> ZykoticK9: Yes, but which version?
[01:52] <robbyrob_> i have not
[01:52] <ZykoticK9> eoeas, all of them
[01:52] <robbyrob_> but i will
[01:52] <hiexpo> evening all
[01:53] <eoeas> ZykoticK9: So how come I can use init runlevels on 2 pc's running 8.04lts ?
[01:53] <ZykoticK9> eoeas, interesting - perhaps we are only talking 9.10 and above then, though the runlevels where always different with ubuntu though - sorry
[01:54] <eoeas> ZykoticK9: Probably, no need to apologise, I'll give it a shot from 8.10 and above :)
[01:56] <MotherMGA1> hi, I've just upgraded from 9.10 to 10.4 and I have two problems:
[01:56] <MotherMGA1> first, my touchpad is working, but scrolling via the side bar does not.  Any suggestions?
[01:56] <hiexpo> !lucid
[01:57] <spvensko> !automatedresponse
[01:57] <Engrish_Man> !hello
[01:57] <spvensko> just picking!
[01:57] <Scunizi> What's kde written in?
[01:58] <sinistrad> Scunizi, I was thinking some of it was QT, not sure about the rest
[01:58] <Scunizi> sinistrad: I think you're right..
[01:58] <QMtb4Xtv1rp0du> kernel panic
[01:58] <Tenkawa> Anyone got a good method for disabling the touchpad buttons on an elantech touchpad?
[01:59] <Typos_King> Tennkawa:   usually you do that in BIOS
[01:59] <Tenkawa> Typos_King: not the whole pad.. just the touchpad buttons
[01:59] <Tenkawa> its a driver setting typically
[01:59] <ghassen> hi there
[02:00] <mickster04> wb ghassen
[02:00] <Tenkawa> and I know the elantech touchpads are a bit different from synapyics
[02:00] <Tenkawa> er synaptics
[02:00] <ghassen> i just check out that backports
[02:00] <Tenkawa> oh well
[02:00] <Tenkawa> bbl
[02:00] <Typos_King> Tennkawa:   that... I dunno, they don't bother me by the way, I use a mouse :P~
[02:01] <ghassen> and to be frankly i never heard of it before
[02:01] <ghassen> so what u recommend people?
[02:01] <eoeas> ZykoticK9: Update: Just bootet 10.04 rc live CD in vbox, opened terminal and typed "sudo init 0", the machine shutdown, asked to remove liveCD and press enter, the switched off.
[02:01] <ghassen> should i install it
[02:02] <ghassen> hi mick
[02:02] <ZykoticK9> eoeas, it's only runlevels 2-5 that are all the same
[02:03] <Scunizi> ZykoticK9: you sure you're not referring to tty's?
[02:03] <ZykoticK9> !runlevels
[02:03] <mickster04> ghassen: i don't know, i can t say what you should install on your computer?
[02:03] <eoeas> ZykoticK9: Errr .. must have misread your message, my bad.
[02:03] <ghassen> i found a lot of backports packages in the synatic which one should i install
[02:03] <franl> My 9.04 Update Manager has a nice "Upgrade" button that has been tempting me for some time.  How painless is it to use Update Manager to upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10?
[02:04] <ghassen> so can i figure it out pal?
[02:04] <Scunizi> franl: do you have a seperate /home partition.. if so the go for the upgrade.. if something borks then a reinstall isn't very painfull
[02:04] <franl> Scunizi, yeah, I was just wondering if I should go straight for the re-install instead.
[02:05] <ghassen> hey mick how can specify my name: before your message?
[02:05] <hiexpo> franl, personally i would stay away from that button and do a fresh install myself
[02:05] <h00k> !tab | ghassen
[02:05] <Typos_King> franl:   sure, use it, just make sure you back yourself up before :P
[02:05] <Scunizi> franl: if you've already downloaded the 10.04 rc then do that.. about the same amount of time involved.. sometimes the cd is faster due to net congestion.
[02:06] <harrumph> i have a ubuntu vps...whats' the best way to get windowing happening across the internet on osx?
[02:06] <ghassen> ubottu, thanks
[02:06] <mozillanerd> Karmic Koala abandoning effort to use it - too slow on Dell Inspiron 8200. Going back to 9.04
[02:06] <franl> Scunizi, I may just wait until 10.04 is officially released.
[02:06] <hiexpo> franl, if your looking for a potable wreck do it other wise do a fresh install less grief
[02:07] <ghassen> ubottu: I can figure out which package should i install from the synaptic can you help me please
[02:07] <franl> hiexpo, I've never had success upgrading an OS myself.  The fresh installs always work better.
[02:07] <hiexpo> franl, absolutely it never works out ever
[02:07] <Scunizi> agreed
[02:08] <hiexpo> wanna a train wreck do an os upgrade lol gauranteed to crash
[02:08] <Scunizi> although I'll give the upgrade process a shot this time from 9.10 to 10.04.. I'll wait until the server load has relaxed a little though.. I'd hate to get cut off in the middle of an upgrade
[02:09] <ghassen> franl: don't upgrade from the internet, my system is all messed up coz of that, fresh install is better
[02:09] <franl> Scunizi, doesn't it download all the packages first before installing anything?
[02:10] <B`L`U`E> wow
[02:10] <B`L`U`E> so many people
[02:10] <goddard> I am getting an error because I installed some software and it messed with my java installation.  How can I reinstalled my java sdk to stock specs any help appreciated thanks
[02:10] <B`L`U`E> ;p
[02:10] <norbi905> Hello, when I set up my twinview with Nvidia card through nvidia-settings I get an error when trying to save to X config file.  "Failed to parse existing X config file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf'!  Any ideas?
[02:10] <zoug> the os update crash is mostly due to kernel getting updated..but that can be fixed.
[02:10] <Scunizi> franl: yes, I think so.. my current install of 9.10 isn't that old and I haven't added much to it outside of what was "stock".. upgrades tend to break because of 3rd party repos/software/user modifications to the system etc..
[02:10] <hiexpo> ya but know way to verify mdsums just continues on its way word bound to a ahhhh lool
[02:10] <ghassen> ubottu: backports which one?
[02:11] <pepee> B`L`U`E, heh, wait for lucid, you'll see much more people in this channel
[02:11] <fuzzybunny69y> hey everyone does anyone know how to add a column of prices using Open Office Spreadsheet? I have tried using =sum(numbers) but it keeps returning 0/
[02:11] <B`L`U`E> :P]
[02:11] <robbyrob_> i can  help you out with the nvidia card
[02:11] <Scunizi> goddard: what did you install that messed with java?
[02:11] <goddard> gcj
[02:11] <B`L`U`E> anyone upgraded to unbunto 10 ?
[02:11] <ZykoticK9> ghassen, ubottu isn't a real person
[02:11] <mickster04> norbi905: mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.bk
[02:11] <eoeas> pepee: I that a good sign?
[02:12] <r0n420> Hello
[02:12] <mickster04> !lucid | B`L`U`E
[02:12] <hiexpo> Scunizi, thats not true i have all kinds of repos and have had this one now for 6 months with bo wrecks
[02:12] <franl> ZykoticK9, hey!  We were enjoying that.  Why'd you go and ruin it?
[02:12] <goddard> Scunizi gcj
[02:12] <pepee> eoeas, in which sense/context?
[02:12] <r0n420> what the link to the linux version Spybot?
[02:12] <robbyrob_> edit you nvidia settings to the way you want em and when you hit save print the output to text and copy it and manually eidt your xorg file
[02:12] <B`L`U`E> wow
[02:12] <pepee> r0n420, google is your friend
[02:12] <lucky4linux> ubuntu 10.04.. a revolution in linux distro history.. more user friendly and more sexy
[02:12] <Scunizi> hiexpo: through an upgrade from one release to the next?  if so then you're one of the lucky ones
[02:12] <Pici> r0n420: What?
[02:12] <eoeas> pepee: more users on this channel after 10.04 release
[02:13] <B`L`U`E> i am trying to upgrade to lucid or ubunto 10 '[
[02:13] <Pici> !lucid
[02:13] <r0n420> I can only find the windows one
[02:13] <r0n420> *one
[02:13] <tsimpson> r0n420: what is "spybot"?
[02:13] <Scunizi> fuzzybunny69y: you pretty much got it .. =sum(a1;a7)
[02:13] <pepee> eoeas, nah, IIRC is very common (more bugs...)
[02:13] <Pici> r0n420: Spyware is not a problem on Linux, there is no spyware/malware removal tools.
[02:13] <r0n420> scans your system for spyware/malware
[02:13] <hiexpo> Scunizi, no not an upgraded os i would never do that that that is asking for it in a large clam shell
[02:13] <ghassen> haha, but he answered me last time, he is a person
[02:13] <goddard> Scunizi gcj
[02:13] <norbi905> mickster04: Thanks, I had to create a new xorg.conf, restarting now, hopefully the changes still take place.  Do you know the reason behind the issue that I was having?
[02:14] <Pici> !av | r0n420
[02:14] <tsimpson> r0n420: the reason there is no linux link, as Pici said, is that is not a problem on linux systems
[02:14] <mickster04> norbi905: nope, but i have it too
[02:14] <Scunizi> hiexpo: that's what I was talking about
[02:14] <pepee> eoeas, I mean, more people, more bugs discvered
[02:14] <rsvp> !happy?
[02:14] <Scunizi> goddard: gcj ?? what's that?
[02:14] <B`L`U`E> anyone knows how i can get files of windows on same laptop with ununto installed on it without restarting ?
[02:14] <hiexpo> Scunizi, oh ok ya i would never recomend anyone to upgrade like that
[02:14] <r0n420> Ah why does it say its supported for it?
[02:14] <norbi905> mickster04: Thanks, it worked.  I believe it was complaining about some screen identifier being "Default Identifyer".  Not sure.
[02:14] <Pici> r0n420: What 'it' are you referring to?
[02:15] <mickster04> B`L`U`E: yeah mount the drive
[02:15] <mickster04> B`L`U`E: you should have a shortcut to the drive in ubuntu?
[02:15] <r0n420> The ubuntu programs list
[02:15] <rsvp> so 3 more days until Lucid...
[02:15] <hiexpo> its hard to wreck linux but that is a sure guaranteed way
[02:15] <eoeas> pepee: I c
[02:15] <goddard> Scunizi gcj is a exe builder for java that is horrible
[02:15] <Pici> !party
[02:15] <rsvp> is the hardware requirement greater than 9.10?
[02:15] <B`L`U`E> mickster which shortcut ;/
[02:15] <Engrish_Man> hi... can anyone suggest me a screen-recorder ??
[02:15] <Pici> !screenscast | Engrish_Man
[02:16] <Engrish_Man> to do tutorials and stuff
[02:16] <Pici> !screencast | Engrish_Man
[02:16] <Engrish_Man> thx!
[02:16] <hiexpo> Engrish_Man, shutter
[02:16] <mickster04> B`L`U`E: places
[02:16] <rsvp> !music
[02:16] <_0R10N> Hi everybody, I'm back!
[02:16] <hiexpo> !media
[02:16] <taget> wb
[02:16] <Scunizi> goddard: ah.. now I remember.. uninstall that "offending" program if it isn't already gone then use synaptic to reinstall sun-java6- jre  should fix things up..
[02:17] <B`L`U`E> mickster where in place bro ?
[02:17] <B`L`U`E> places *
[02:17] <goddard> Scunizi alright will give it a go
[02:17] <ghassen> i have troubles shutting down my 9.10
[02:17] <pepee> B`L`U`E, nautilus
[02:17] <mickster04> B`L`U`E: there should be a link to a hdd, if you open nautilus, on the left there should be harddrives visible
[02:17] <Scunizi> ghassen: don't .. it'll run until your harddrive bearing fail
[02:18] <ghassen> someone suggested to install backports, but I don't know which one exactly
[02:18] <hiexpo> pepee, did ya ever get that guys wifi going last night?
[02:18] <pepee> hiexpo, nah
[02:18] <pepee> he didn't know hw to configure it
[02:18] <ghassen> Scunizi: I just press the poweroff button
[02:18] <Scunizi> ghassen: there's probably hundred's of programs there.. most likely it's an ACPI thingy
[02:18] <pepee> hiexpo, you mean, the one with the atheros USB?
[02:18] <ghassen> i have no choice
[02:19] <B`L`U`E> hmm i dont think i have nautilus installed
[02:19] <pepee> s/hw/how/
[02:19] <hiexpo> pepee, he wouldn't listen and pure _hate was the best man for the job but po's him so he gave up on him
[02:19] <Scunizi> ghassen: you could open a terminal and type "sudo shutdown -P now" and watch it... see what shows and that might give you an idea what's hanging.
[02:19] <pepee> B`L`U`E, gnome or KDE?
[02:19] <ghassen> Scunizi: apache can't stop cups and tomcat too
[02:19] <torchie> there's no such thing as a 32 bit intel i series proc right
[02:20] <Nattgew> I'm trying to turn jpegs into an avi file... it's telling me the format isn't supported
[02:20] <taget> Can someone explain to me what causes windows network browsing to be so slow ?
[02:20] <_0R10N> torchie: nope, they're 64 bits... I have an i5 XD
[02:20] <hiexpo> a jpeg is a pic an avi is a video
[02:20] <torchie> :)
[02:20] <th3Xfagtr> ??? what is the best p2p program for ubuntu 9.04???
[02:20] <Scunizi> Nattgew: for like a DVD slide show?
[02:20] <pepee> hiexpo, yeah, but there's som other thing: networkmanager will change your configs even if your set it manually
[02:20] <Nattgew> Scunizi: kind of, more of a time lapse with mencoder
[02:21] <judget> Ubuntu Hardy install is hanging on gpgv-udev any suggestions?
[02:21] <B`L`U`E> got gnome
[02:21] <Scunizi> Nattgew: check out getdeb.net for a program called smiles.. it might be using mencoder or some other library.. but I think it's designed to do just what you're looking for.
[02:21] <pepee> B`L`U`E, open the terminal/console and run "nautilus"
[02:21] <hiexpo> pepee, yes but you have to run network manager don't  let it run you
[02:21] <Nattgew> Scunizi: thanks, I'll check that out
 transmission works great for me...  I never neeeded anything else
[02:22] <pepee> B`L`U`E, or press alt+f2, type nautilus and press enter
[02:22] <B`L`U`E> pepee thanks let me try
[02:22] <pepee> (does alt+f2 work in gnome?)
[02:22] <pepee> I'm in kde...
[02:22] <B`L`U`E> pepee i am in there but i can only see ubunto hardisk
[02:22] <_0R10N> pepee>: yeah, it worksa
[02:22] <Scunizi> Nattgew: http://www.getdeb.net/updates/Ubuntu/9.10/?q=smile
[02:22] <_0R10N> pepee> *works
[02:22] <hiexpo> i have 3 wifi cards running right now and a usn 3 g card
[02:22] <goddard> Scunizi it is still giving me the gcj reference even after reinstalling sun-java6-jre is that the only installs I should of used?
[02:23] <pepee> ah ok
[02:23] <hiexpo> usb
[02:23] <norbi905> A little confused.  So theres this thing called GTK, and then Metacity.  I would like to change some themes around, but what is it that i'm looking for?  Whats the difference between them?  Some themes require GTK2, how can I find out what I have.  This is off of Ubuntu 9.10 minimal install.  Any help is apreciated.
[02:23] <pepee> hiexpo, are they working?
[02:23] <hiexpo> pepee, absolutely
[02:24] <hiexpo> im on it
[02:24] <pepee> ah ok
[02:24] <B`L`U`E> pepee i am in there but i can only see ubunto hardisk
[02:24] <Scunizi> goddard: wild shot in the dark here.. but even after uninstalling a program the configuration file is typically left behind in your home directory as a hidden directory.. open nautilus and ctrl+h to reveal hidden stuff and search for gcj or .gcj
[02:24] <pepee> B`L`U`E, click on it...
[02:24] <B`L`U`E> done
[02:24] <hiexpo> 3 are in monitor mode and i am here talking with u guys on the other
[02:24] <Nattgew> anyone know why mencoder would claim that it didn't have a demuxer for jpeg to avi?
[02:24] <pepee> B`L`U`E, what do you see?
[02:24] <B`L`U`E> only ubunto hard drive partioned visible
[02:25] <B`L`U`E> file system
[02:25] <B`L`U`E> documents
[02:25] <B`L`U`E> etc etc
[02:25] <goddard> Scunizi ok will give it a go
[02:25] <pepee> Nattgew, perhaps the ubuntu version was compiled with no support for that
[02:25] <Vigo> norbi905: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuEyeCandy :> that may help
[02:25] <ghassen_> hi there i just reboot finally
[02:26] <dsnchntd> Hi, I really need some help.  I'm dual-booting windows and ubuntu and I'm using standard grub2 themes but I need to change the boot order so that windows comes before ubuntu
[02:26] <the20year1> is 9.10 a very recent version of ubuntu?
[02:26] <renegaide> just launched ubuntu live cd on my laptop. can't believe it has no wireless support
[02:26] <kyubutsu> maybe am missing the point of what a demuxer is, but jpeg and avi are two different things
[02:26] <dsnchntd> the20year1, until lucidlynx comes is officially released yes :)
[02:26] <B`L`U`E> lolz
[02:26] <norbi905> Vigo: Thanks, will look into it.
[02:26] <pepee> B`L`U`E, type /media or go to "root file system" or something like that
[02:26] <the20year1> just making sure , my HD is failing , and i wanted to create a live USB drive real quick before it crashes
[02:27] <dougb> how is flash performance in a 64-bit system?
[02:27] <B`L`U`E> ok pepee
[02:27] <hiexpo> the20year1, yes is only like 8 months old
[02:27] <goddard> Scunizi found it in usr/lib and deleted that but nothing in my home directory but still same issue
[02:27] <kyubutsu> dougb: flash performance is an overstatement
[02:27] <Scunizi> goddard: it's got something someplace.. was this program in the repos or from some 3rd party?
[02:27] <Vigo> norbi905: Np, there are links on that to explain it a bit better, it is basically Eye Candy and Themes.
[02:27] <eoeas> Is there a way of securely mounting remote device files locally? for e.g having sftp://<IP_ADDRESS>/dev/USBtty0 in the local device folder ?
[02:28] <the20year1> are the ubuntu torrents good (i followed a link from pendrivelinux.com)
[02:28] <renegaide> flash sucks on linux
[02:28] <hiexpo> dougb, youare better off installing the 32 bit on the 64 you will be happier
[02:28] <dougb> ok
[02:28] <pepee> the20year1, probably
[02:28] <ghassen_> i have another problem with the wifi , it connects for a while , then it cut off and won't connect again, even i tried many times, i finally reboot  and it start working again, and after that is do it again
[02:28] <the20year1> this torrent downloaded 600mb in like....2 mtues
[02:28] <goddard> Scunizi third party
[02:28] <the20year1> *minutes
[02:28] <pepee> the20year1, the best is to get it from ubuntu.com
[02:28] <strtok> how do you enable nvidia's hdmi audio in ubuntu? I don't think the core nvidia drivers install audio stuff
[02:28] <kyubutsu> renegaide: flash sucks, period.. but i know you like youtube
[02:28] <goddard> Scunizi but i got it from the repos i mean
[02:28] <pepee> the20year1, check md5sum's
[02:29] <wildbat> anyone have idea if there is a speech recongnition program for ubuntu?
[02:29] <Scunizi> goddard: repos wouldn't be 3rd party.. how did you uninstall? synaptic?
[02:29] <renegaide>  nah flash works wel on win
[02:29] <the20year1> how do i do that pepee?
[02:30] <goddard> Scunizi synaptic
[02:30] <Vigo> the20year1: I strongly suggest that you get Official Releases. Always check the md5sums
[02:30] <pepee> the20year1, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[02:31] <Scunizi> goddard: try a "sudo apt-get autoremove" .. probably won't make a difference.. you might have to file a bug about this one.. also check the ubuntuforums.org for more info.
[02:31] <hiexpo> the20year1, downloads per torrent are all based on your internet provider and the seeders i have had 1 meg a seg and 16 kbsper second just all depends
[02:31] <_pHI_> hmm, will ubuntu 10.04 include 2.6.32 or 2.6.33?? i'm a bit confused because this website: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/info/kernel-version-map.html lists 2.6.33-500.6 as a kernel for lucid lynx but i was convinced it would come with .32
[02:31] <pepee> !lucid | _pedda_
[02:31] <Frozen_> I'm having trouble re-installing Ubuntu 9.10 from a disc I recieved.
[02:31] <pepee> doh
[02:31] <pepee> _pHI_, ^^
[02:31] <_pHI_> pepee: what ya mean? ;)
[02:32] <renegaide> flash does not suck on win. can view 1080p without using the cpu. on linux it uses almost 100%
[02:32] <hiexpo> some internet providers will slow u down if they think your using torrents to download illegal stuff
[02:32] <kilari> Hello
[02:32] <pepee> _pHI_, read what ubottu said
[02:32] <Frozen_> While trying to install Ubuntu 9.10:
[02:33] <_pHI_> oh well
[02:33] <pepee> Frozen_, try lucid
[02:33] <Frozen_> The installer encountered an error copying files to the hard disk
[02:33] <goddard> Scunizi did that and it removed some things, but still same error
[02:33] <B`L`U`E> i have a problem with flash on ununto if i maximize and then minimize i cant see the screen flash until i maximize it agaian any help ?
[02:33] <kilari> I m pc me
[02:33] <Frozen_> pepee: 10.4?
[02:33] <pepee> Frozen_, checked space on disk?
[02:33] <SolarisBoy> is there any how to on install multiple desktop environments to choose from at login?
[02:33] <Scunizi> goddard: I'm stuck.. maybe someone with more experience in that area can help.. sorry but I've run out of ideas.
[02:33] <Frozen_> pepee: I was re-installing it, it was installed fine yesterday.
[02:34] <mickster04> kilari:you speak english?
[02:34] <goddard> Scunizi thanks though
[02:34] <kilari> Yes
[02:34] <Frozen_> Let me know if you can help. :/
[02:34] <mickster04> kilari: mind asking a question then?
[02:34] <hiexpo> !ask
[02:34] <pepee> Frozen_, it was formatted before reinstalling?
[02:35] <the20year1> 9.10 is installing to the usb now
[02:35] <bribroder> !lucid
[02:35] <kilari> I not lestions i camp
[02:35] <bribroder> about 50 hours until release day guys!!
[02:35] <mickster04> kilari: i'll ask again, do u speak english?
[02:35] <pepee> kilari, engrish? yours is worse than mine
[02:36] <hiexpo> woptie
[02:36] <_klk_> hi all
[02:36] <kilari> And
[02:36] <kilari> F
[02:36] <_klk_> how many cores can ubuntu server 8.04 support?
[02:36] <kilari> L
[02:36] <kilari> O
[02:36] <kilari> O
[02:36] <FloodBot1> kilari: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:36] <Frozen_> pepee: I tried installing Vista yesterday, but the disc wasnt working because of past issues. Now there is nothing on my hard drive and Ubuntu wont install. I have no computer. :(
[02:36] <mickster04> ccccombo breaker
[02:36] <andy_> What is the flash plugin called for the new version of ubuntu?
[02:36] <mickster04> _klk_: probably all of them
[02:36] <Ben64_Lappy> Hey I'm trying to load a livecd, but my drive isn't seen in the BIOS cause it's on a sata pci card. How can I boot a cd from GRUB? I have 8.04 installed, trying to load 9.10 cd.
[02:36] <hiexpo> !hi |  _klk_
[02:37] <kilari> Sorry
[02:37] <bribroder> andy_, try flashplugin-installer
[02:37] <pepee> Frozen_, corrupted MBR?
[02:37] <_klk_> mickster04: can it support 8 cores? 16?
[02:37] <mickster04> _klk_: you have that many?
[02:37] <pepee> Frozen_, MBR = master boot record
[02:37] <judget> doers anyone know where i csan find an iso for ubuntu 5.10?
[02:37] <_klk_> mickster04: yep, have 4 quad cores in a box and want to put linux on it
[02:37] <kilari> Mbr us fine?:o
[02:38] <_klk_> either 1 16 core native install or 2 8-core ubuntu machines running on Hyper-V R
[02:38] <hiexpo> judget, good luck
[02:38] <_klk_> *R2
[02:38] <slipttees> archive.canonical have a br.archive.canonical?
[02:38] <Frozen_> pepee: I just dont understand why it's been working fine for months, and while randomly trying to make a clean install, it wont.
[02:38] <mickster04> _klk_: well there is 10.04 coming out soon i guess that will
[02:38] <_klk_> ah cool
[02:38] <_klk_> is that LTS?
[02:38] <mickster04> _klk_: yea
[02:39] <hiexpo> im sticking with what works 9.10
[02:39] <eoeas> judget: Try searching torrents for 5.10
[02:39] <slipttees> repo archive.canonical... have a br.archive.canonical?
[02:39] <pepee> judget, take the md5sum's from here and google them: http://iso.linuxquestions.org/ubuntu/ubuntu-5.10/
[02:39] <andy_> I just did a reinstall on it and it still isn't working
[02:39] <kilari> Wat i do dual boot
[02:39] <mickster04> kilari: there will e a channel in your native language
[02:39] <pepee> !ru | kilari
[02:39] <hiexpo> you know it's funny you mention new and everyone always thinks better   lol
[02:39] <pepee> LOL
[02:40] <mickster04> indeed :D
[02:40] <Nattgew> so I went to getdebs and tried to install smile... it says "package 'smile' is virtual"
[02:40] <mickster04> Nattgew: what else does it say
[02:40] <Nattgew> That's it, that's the error that comes up
[02:40] <wick94> hey
[02:41] <wick94> whts the 10.04 support channel
[02:41] <Frozen_> Back, client got exited. :/
[02:41] <kilari> My nativ is anglish :o
[02:41] <Ben64_Lappy> wick94, #ubuntu+1
[02:41] <mickster04> !lucid
[02:41] <hiexpo> !hey | wick94
[02:41] <wick94> thnx
[02:41] <Vigo> Frozen_: Did you look at this one> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation
[02:41] <mickster04> kilari: no it isnt
[02:41] <kyubutsu> cool, release-party is up
[02:41] <mickster04> kilari: please stop trolling
[02:41] <hiexpo> personally i think it's a boat anchor
[02:41] <slipttees> lucid release 29 april ^^
[02:42] <pepee> kilari, 4 years old?
[02:42] <pepee> Frozen_, check your HDD
[02:42] <Alcor> Why do u want to run windows on the same box as ubuntu (linux) or why do u still want to run windows?
[02:42] <Frozen_> It should be fine.
[02:42] <Alcor> just a question
[02:42] <mickster04> Alcor: i do windows programming and gaming
[02:42] <pepee> Frozen_, ahh, then probably is the MBR
[02:42] <kilari> I 6 year i speak not good but i geek
[02:43] <slipttees> ubuntu have similar app like Time Machine?
[02:43] <Alcor> k
[02:43] <Frozen_> pepee: ?
[02:43] <pepee> Frozen_, format the entire disk
[02:43] <Frozen_> pepee: how?
[02:43] <_pg_> how do i make the vnc server on ubuntu start automatically?
[02:44] <Vigo> sliptees: Back in Time, or Dupe or is it a Backup utility that you are talking about?
[02:44] <hiexpo> I think out of all the basic on core ubuntu releases 9.10 has been the most stable and predictable version yet /// if it is not broke i am not gonna fix it and sell it in for another
[02:44] <Pici> kilari: What language?
[02:44] <Frozen_> pepee, how would I do that?
[02:44] <kilari> Wat i do duel boot plz
[02:44] <Pici> kilari: french?
[02:45] <Ben64_Lappy> hiexpo, does that count lucid
[02:45] <hiexpo> !fr
[02:45] <pepee> !ko | kilari
[02:45] <Roasted_> So I have a hard drive that failed Dell Diagnostics... it's getting sent back via warranty, however the data is still accessible. It's a work laptop... so I'd like to do some sort of a low level format to it. Is this possible through Ubuntu? I have the drive hooked up to a USB adapter to my system.
[02:45] <Vigo> !dual boot
[02:45] <Pici> pepee: Why do you keep picking random languages?
[02:45] <mickster04> kilari: please ask in your languages channel, itll be easier
[02:45] <hiexpo> Ben64_Lappy,  - thats a boat anchor i think it wrecks
[02:45] <Ben64_Lappy> : /
[02:45] <pepee> Pici, yup, I'm trying to guess his native language
[02:46] <pepee> Frozen_, hmm wait please
[02:46] <Frozen_> pepee: sure
[02:46] <Vigo> slipttees: Is that a Backup Utility?
[02:46] <kilari> :(
[02:46] <pepee> Frozen_, ok, use cfdisk
[02:46] <slipttees> Vigo: Yes, like Time Machine
[02:46] <Pici> kilari: We don't understand what you are asking.
[02:46] <nsadmin> xwin: man wget
[02:46] <IdleOne> kilari: what country?
[02:47] <kilari> I english
[02:47] <pepee> Frozen_, try partitioning your HDD
[02:47] <hiexpo> IdleOne,  - hex's messing with us
[02:47] <Vigo> slipttees: There are many many backup utilities , !backup
[02:47] <Frozen_> pepee: Ok.
[02:47] <slipttees> !backup
[02:47] <th3Xfagtr> is there a more simplified p2p for ubuntu 9.04? transmission is too complicated to use for me..HELP
[02:47] <pepee> Frozen_, and see if it saves the changes
[02:47] <mickster04> kilari: stop trolling still...
[02:47] <slipttees> Vigo: humm....
[02:47] <pepee> th3Xfagtr, wine+uTorrent
[02:47] <IdleOne> !dualboot > kilari
[02:47] <pepee> is tha best...
[02:48] <xangua> th3Xfagtr: transmission is waaaay to easy to use
[02:48] <dsnchntd> D: help
[02:48] <dsnchntd> when I try to cp a folder from desktop to /boot/grub/themes as root, it fails
[02:48] <Dr_Willis> pepee:  thats what i tend to use also. :)
[02:48] <dsnchntd> but when I cp just an image, it works
[02:48] <xangua> th3Xfagtr: what are your needs¿
[02:48] <_pg_> how do I make ubuntus vnc server start automatically when i boot up! I have a headless machine i had to reboot and now i cant get into it
[02:48] <harrumph> jesus.  xwindows off of headless machines was a nightmare 15 years ago, and it's no better now.  anybody any good with tightvncserver?
[02:48] <Ben64_Lappy> dsnchntd, cp -R
[02:48] <th3Xfagtr> you say its easy but HOW do you use it? I have read the help pages and still cant get it
[02:48] <pepee> dsnchntd, cp -R
[02:48] <slipttees> why, ubuntu remove gimp default apps?
[02:48] <dsnchntd> thanks :D
[02:48] <_pg_> harrumph: i think we are in a similar boat?
[02:48] <subone> My friends cd drive is messed up but I managed to boot off the live cd. Is there any way to copy the installation files to the disk and then initiate the install from there so that the cd doesn't fail in the middle of the install?
[02:48] <th3Xfagtr> i am looking to download music files
[02:48] <theadmin> slipttees: It's too complicated for some
[02:48] <Ben64_Lappy> harrumph, vnc works well
[02:48] <Dr_Willis> _pg_:  use a vnc server like tightvnc. and put a proper command to start it in  /etc/rc.local is one way
[02:49] <slipttees> remove compiz sucks
[02:49] <slipttees> no gimp :-(
[02:49] <kilari> wat
[02:49] <_pg_> Dr_Willis: is there an easier way? I dont know about "proper commands" lol. I was using "remote desktop viewer" that comes with ubuntu beore
[02:49] <harrumph> i have the tightvncserver started and chicken of the vnc is missing it.  it's not iptables.  tightvncserver did complain about error in locking authority file tho
[02:49] <Losha> subone: check out http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/, the 'frugal install' option...
[02:50] <theadmin> slipttees: Oh come on. Just install it yourself
[02:50] <pepee> _pg_, man rdesktop
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> _pg_:   You are using the gnome built in vnc service.. thats one way.. you can set it to auto start.. but as you said a headless display makes that harder. Youmay want to read and learn how to use tightvnc or other 'stand alone' vnc servers
[02:50] <theadmin> _pg_: TeamViewer for remote control. Simple, clean and crossplatform, but that needs graphical systems
[02:50] <kilari> Did coumplain
[02:50] <Frozen_> pepee: What's the command I should use?
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> _pg_:  tightvnc/other vncservers can do MUCH more then what the gnome vncserver feature does
[02:51] <kilari> I use gnone in vnc too^^
[02:51] <hiexpo> slipttees, no one is going to hold your hand man up and listen to the people trying to help u
[02:51] <pepee> Frozen_, cfdisk
[02:52] <_pg_> theadmin: Dr_Willis pepee so now that I cant get into my headless box...what should I do lol
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> _pg_:  you should of had ssh installed allready -
[02:52] <slipttees> firefox open html5?
[02:52] <Frozen_> pepee: That's all I type into the terminal?
[02:52] <th3Xfagtr> xangua: suggestions?
[02:52] <pepee> Frozen_, sudo cfdisk
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> slipttees:  not that ive seen.
[02:52] <PsychoticEGG> Okay I need help. I pre-ordered Starcraft 2 and got a beta Key today. Went on Battle.net's website to download it and the Battlenet downloader won't work because it won't let me choose a directory. help?
[02:52] <_pg_> Dr_Willis: that is my next step as soon as I can figure out how to do anything
[02:53] <Dr_Willis> _pg_:  that should of been the first step befor you removed the monitor
[02:53] <Ben64_Lappy> _pg_,
[02:53] <pepee> PsychoticEGG, wine?
[02:53] <slipttees> Dr_Willis: youtube.com/html5
[02:53] <subone> Losha ty ill look into this
[02:53] <PsychoticEGG> nope. Tried wine
[02:53] <PsychoticEGG> won't let it choose a directory
[02:53] <ZykoticK9> slipttees, use chromium or chrome for youtube and html5 video
[02:53] <slipttees> gnash =-/
[02:53] <_pg_> Dr_Willis: well the monitor was a tv. and it basically exploded-
[02:53] <Dr_Willis> slipttees:  html5 works in the google chrome/cmromoum not firefox (last i checked)
[02:54] <Vigo> PhyschoticEGG: make?
[02:54] <Dr_Willis> _pg_:  time to hook up a monitor and install ssh then I guess
[02:54] <joljam> i want to make a script, to automatically log me onto a website, do certain actions nd log me out
[02:54] <slipttees> firefox not work?
[02:54] <PsychoticEGG> vigo:how? New to Ubuntu
[02:54] <_pg_> Dr_Willis: so now I need to get a monitor
[02:54] <Dr_Willis> slipttees:  html5 works in the google chrome/cmromoum not firefox (last i checked)  <------------------------ correct
[02:54] <_pg_> lol
[02:54] <Ben64_Lappy> _pg_, go to that computer, CTRL+ALT+F1, type in username, type in password, type "sudo -i" then password again, then "apt-get install openssh-server"
[02:54] <Omea> can anyone please help me set up wireless on my laptop ?
[02:54] <Dr_Willis> ons of the first things i always install is ssh/sshd
[02:54] <IdleOne> !br > slipttees
[02:54] <Ben64_Lappy> and give a min between each command
[02:55] <Vigo> PhyschoticEGG: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingSoftware
[02:55] <Ben64_Lappy> Dr_Willis, me too, dunno why it isn't standard
[02:55] <slipttees> Dr_Willis: gnash open youtube video?
[02:55] <Dr_Willis> Ben64_Lappy:  disk space limitations
[02:55] <Ben64_Lappy> for ssh? : /
[02:55] <Frozen_> pepee, all I type into the terminal is "cfdisk"?
[02:55] <Dr_Willis> slipttees:  you use flash for most youtube videos Some are also avail in HTML5
[02:55] <pepee> Frozen_, yes...
[02:56] <hiexpo> there are always doorknobs
[02:56] <pepee> Frozen_, you should see a partition manager. follow the instructions
[02:56] <krishnasut> Hi !!  i have just install lycid lynx and it is pretty good !! install support for html5tube. it replaces adobe flash plug ins.
[02:56] <pepee> experiment with it
[02:56] <hiexpo> !lucid
[02:56] <h00k> !lucid | krishnasut
[02:56] <xangua> !lucid > krishnasut
[02:56] <Omea> Is anyone free ad can help me to set up wireless on my laptop ?
[02:56] <Frozen_> ok
[02:57] <MotherMGA1> \join #ubuntu+1
[02:57] <Ben64_Lappy> Omea, protip: ask your question and if someone knows, they will respond
[02:57] <_pg_> Ben64_Lappy: how do I know if its working?
[02:57] <subone> Losha this looks like exactly what I need and even better thanks!
[02:57] <slipttees> thx all
[02:57] <slipttees> bye
[02:57] <Ben64_Lappy> _pg_, you check and see if port 22 opens up. you MIGHT have to press "y" then enter to get it to install
[02:58] <B`L`U`E> man i am stuck on upgrade to ubunto 10 what should i do ? :S
[02:58] <Faratl> Im currently trying to use the virturalbox and im trying to instal windows xp but everytime i get the format step it sits at 0%. Any suggestion?s
[02:58] <hiexpo> !10.04
[02:58] <h00k> B`L`U`E: head over to #ubuntu+1 for Lucid support
[02:58] <B`L`U`E> ok
[02:58] <pepee> B`L`U`E, let it upgrade...
[02:59] <Faratl> ?
[02:59] <_pg_> Ben64_Lappy: will try and report back!
[02:59] <B`L`U`E> pepee its saying 15 min left from 2 hours now
[02:59] <B`L`U`E> ;/
[02:59] <hiexpo> !windowa
[02:59] <goodfella121> Blarg. Anyone around? Just ran into an irritating problem with my hardware.
[02:59] <Omea> i have a HP 6830s with BCM4312 802.11b/g (rev01) modem. I cannot connect to my router. i do'
[02:59] <Ben64_Lappy> _pg_, GL
[02:59] <pepee> B`L`U`E, so it's downloading
[02:59] <h00k> !broadcom | Omea
[02:59] <hiexpo> !windows
[02:59] <goddard> If I install 10.04 will I have to reinstall in another 2 days or can it just be upgraded?
[02:59] <krishnasut> upgrade it using "update-manager -d " commnad !! it is too fast than 9.10.
[02:59] <B`L`U`E> pepee it says installing
[02:59] <h00k> ubottu: tell Omea about wireless
[02:59] <pepee> B`L`U`E, if it is, you can stop it, I suppose...
[02:59] <pepee> B`L`U`E, but don't do it :)
[02:59] <h00k> B`L`U`E: head over to #ubuntu+1, please
[03:00] <B`L`U`E> ok
[03:00] <B`L`U`E> pepee thanks :P
[03:00] <goodfella121> Basically, I got a Nvidia FX 5500, it's an old card and well, seemed promising. I think I installed it wrong or something. Anyway, maybe some can give me a proper guide? It'd be deeply appreciated.
[03:00] <pepee> B`L`U`E, np
[03:01] <hiexpo> goodfella121, whats wrong and what did ya do ?
[03:01] <SilverFo1> why are connection to my apache server take a really long time to start, but if open a webpage from localhost, its super fast?
[03:01] <pepee> Faratl, #vbox
[03:01] <Faratl> yes
[03:01] <goodfella121> hiexpo: Stick the bad boy in my PCI slot, restarted Ubuntu after downloading the nVidia drivers... now Ubuntu will only run in low graphics mode. Honestly, I think I installed it wrong. Any ideas?
[03:02] <pepee> Faratl, /join #vbox  , ask them
[03:02] <harrumph> tightvnc is running, iptables is accepting on 5900 and 5901, cvnc client is attempting and failing, and tightvnc logs are not showing any connection
[03:02] <Ben64_Lappy> goodfella121, how did you download the nvidia driver?
[03:02] <krishnasut> bye all
[03:02] <hiexpo> goodfella121, did u just install ubuntu?
[03:02] <pepee> bye krishnasut
[03:03] <goodfella121> hiexpo/Ben64: synpatic - used these three: 96, the 173 and the nvidia-common. And I've been running Ubuntu for a long while now, jsut wanted to upgrade.
[03:03] <Faratl> where is #vbox?
[03:03] <IdleOne> Faratl: type /join #vbox
[03:03] <Ben64_Lappy> hm... you should have let the restricted drivers handle it, not sure how to proceed from that point
[03:03] <pepee> Faratl, type "/jin #vbox" and press enter...
[03:03] <pepee> /join
[03:03] <SilverFo1> Faratl: or /join #vbox
[03:04] <Faratl> ok
[03:04] <goodfella121> ben64: I think I'll just re-install Ubuntu.
[03:04] <goodfella121> ben64: I think that may the best option, honestly
[03:05] <hiexpo> goodfella121, oh OK yep gotcha do u have everything backed up if no do so and u have the card installed now so reboot and do a reinstall less grief
[03:05] <pepee> goodfella121, try lucid
[03:05] <Ben64_Lappy> goodfella121, the restricted driver program thingy will take care of installing drivers for you though
[03:05] <crazygir> hiya!
[03:06] <crazygir> is it possible to have two (active) ppp connections?
[03:06] <goodfella121> hiexpo/Ben64/pepee: Def. Working on it now. I'll be back in about an hour. We'll get this thing figured out.  Also, I'm running Lucid. But I think a fresh install is the best option.
[03:06] <crazygir> happens in windows too, so I'm wondering if it is even physically possible?
[03:06] <crazygir> I have a wireless (cell) pcmcia card which connects via pptp, and then want to make pptp vpn connections, but initiating the vpn disconnects the modem..
[03:06] <binary0011> hey all!
[03:06] <crazygir> seems silly not to be able to..
[03:06] <hiexpo> pepee,  - lucid s/// ks and thats why he is wrecked
[03:06] <goodfella121> Ben64/pepee/hiexpo: Alright, guys, gonna try a fresh install. SEe you all in a bit. And once again, major thankyou. :D
[03:06] <binary0011> quick question...what's the difference between the lucid dvd or just the standard cd-rom image?
[03:06] <binary0011> is there just more content on the DVD?
[03:06] <crazygir> more packages
[03:06] <h00k> binary0011: head over to #ubuntu+1
[03:07] <theadmin> binary0011: DVD has more languagepacks
[03:07] <pepee> hiexpo, ahh hehe
[03:07] <OutCast> ?
[03:07] <crazygir> networking gurus unite!
[03:07] <hiexpo> pepee, lol lucid is a dump truck
[03:07] <CaptainTrek> !ot | hiexpo / pepee
[03:07] <binary0011> h00k, and theadmin, thanks folks
[03:07] <CaptainTrek> er...
[03:07] <Crash1hd> I have my svn auto updating itself but I want it to check to see if there are any files added to the server and then resend a commit is that possible
[03:07] <crazygir> pptp via modem & vpn, why would this not work together?
[03:08] <h00k> binary0011: good luck :)
[03:08] <CaptainTrek> !lucid | hiexpo / pepee
[03:08] <OutCast> есть тут кто?
[03:08] <binary0011> I could just download the DVD later and download all the packages eh
[03:08] <OutCast> люди?
[03:08] <hiexpo> Capt_Blackwood,  - oh please
[03:08] <CaptainTrek> !english
[03:08] <pepee> !ru
[03:08] <binary0011> I'm trying in #ubuntu+1
[03:08] <pepee> CaptainTrek, ??
[03:08] <hiexpo> Capt_Blackwood,  - oops
[03:08] <pepee> I'm just helping to alleviate the servers load
[03:09] <OutCast> lazi
[03:09] <Capt_Blackwood> there a problem?
[03:09] <OutCast> aha
[03:09] <harrumph> anybody good at debugging tightvnc?
[03:09] <h00k> Capt_Blackwood: it appears you were hilighted on accident.
[03:09] <_klk_> does anyone here have experience virutalizing ubuntu on hyper-V R2?
[03:09] <binary0011> well, all I'll be back a little later
[03:09] <pepee> Capt_Blackwood, tabs... you know
[03:09] <crazygir> guess not
[03:09] <crazygir> ?
[03:09] <Capt_Blackwood> oh ok LOL
[03:09] <hiexpo> Capt_Blackwood,  nope wrong captain sorry
[03:10] <pepee> crazygir, no idea, google?
[03:10] <crazygir> no luck so far
[03:10] <OutCast> i dont see my messages. dont see the font. :(
[03:10] <pepee> crazygir, or search for a networking-related channels
[03:10] <crazygir> bah
[03:10] <OutCast> but oher messages i see
[03:10] <Alcor> tst
[03:10] <Ben64_Lappy> crazygir, whats your question?
[03:11] <Ben64_Lappy> i saw you ask for networking gurus, but never saw anything after
 is it possible to have two (active) ppp connections?
[03:11] <OrSpeeder> my father installed a nvidia.deb file, and now ubuntu does not fire X anymore... how to fix it?
[03:11] <crazygir> thanks pepee
[03:11] <crazygir> Ben64_Lappy: I asked before and after :)
[03:11] <pepee> np
[03:11] <Ben64_Lappy> i don't see a reason two ppp's would fail
[03:11] <crazygir> Ben64_Lappy: I have a wireless (cell) modem
[03:12] <OutCast> pepee: sudo pppoeconf
[03:12] <crazygir> connecting to a pptp vpn kills the modem's connection
[03:12] <hiexpo> OrSpeeder, he did what
[03:12] <pepee> OutCast, read again
[03:12] <crazygir> same thing happens in windows
[03:12] <crazygir> both of which make me scratch my head
[03:12] <OutCast> pepee: i have a biconnect
[03:12] <pepee> OutCast, ??
[03:13] <OutCast> pepee: double connect
[03:13] <crazygir> Ben64_Lappy: ^
[03:13] <pepee> crazygir, I'm ignorant in the matter, but - what about virtual machines?
[03:13] <hiexpo> OrSpeeder, what was the deb  name?
[03:13] <OutCast> pepee: its simple to conf
[03:13] <pepee> OutCast, tell CrazyDoode
[03:13] <pepee> * crazygir
[03:14] <crazygir> pepee: how would that help, exactly?
[03:14] <mdg2> anyone here use xcompmgr?  looking for some good setting suggestion
[03:15] <Ben64_Lappy> crazygir, is it possible they are both set to use ppp0
[03:15] <crazygir> Ben64_Lappy: not sure how I would check / configure
[03:15] <OutCast> crazygir: u can conf biconnect if want
[03:15] <crazygir> is that an app?
[03:16] <OutCast> crazygir: no
[03:16] <mdg2> anyone here use xcompmgr?  looking for some good setting suggestion for setup with docky
[03:16] <pepee> crazygir, as I said, I'm ignorant :)
[03:16] <hiexpo> Ben64_Lappy, pp0 is a 3 g card is that what u are using is that ure grief
[03:16] <OutCast> mdg2: what is xcompmgr?
[03:16] <crazygir> I don't see any config options for the vpn connection, related to which device
[03:16] <pepee> crazygir, attach one connection to a vm and use the vm as router
[03:17] <crazygir> hiexpo ?
[03:17] <crazygir> pepee: complication never helps.
[03:17] <mdg2> crazygir: a composting manager like compiz, but lighter from what i understand
[03:17] <hiexpo> crazy6,  - yes?
[03:17] <Ben64_Lappy> crazygir, what version of ubuntu? how do you connect to the ppp
[03:17] <crazygir> OutCast: what are you suggesting I do with biconnect?
[03:17] <hiexpo> crazy6,  - oops sorry tab lol
[03:18] <hiexpo> crazygir,  - yes
[03:18] <OutCast> crazygir: you can conf your modem to use biconnect, and just connect to LAN instead of any another
[03:18] <crazygir> Ben64_Lappy: 9.10 (xubuntu - I'm here because their channel is lacking in attendance) and I use the default networking tool, not sure if that's an xubuntu default, or ubuntu as well
[03:18] <OutCast> crazygir: its easy
[03:19] <Ben64_Lappy> crazygir, do you have a phone on usb?
[03:19] <mdg2> crazygir: you are using dialup?
[03:19] <crazygir> Ben64_Lappy / mdg2 it isn't dial-up/phone exactly, but it is.. it's a cell wireless card.. sierra wireless
[03:20] <crazygir> connects to the net via the cell network
[03:20] <crazygir> but the connection is all proprietary
[03:20] <Ben64_Lappy> crazygir, pastebin for me the contents of /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules
[03:20] <crazygir> I'm not sure how it works, but our networking manager knows about it :)
[03:20] <crazygir> Ben64_Lappy: k
[03:20] <hiexpo> ppo is a good trick in Linux figure that one out
[03:20] <Ben64_Lappy> yeah i know how they work, just theres a bunch of types. I used to have my phone hooked up with usb and get internet like that
[03:21] <mdg2> crazygir: you mean mobile broadband  ...?
[03:21] <crazygir> Ben64_Lappy: neither of the entries there look correct one is an e100, the other ipiw (which I know isn't it)
[03:21] <hiexpo> first hint is ya gotta register it on a windows machine
[03:21] <crazygir> mdg2: yes
[03:22] <crazygir> Ben64_Lappy: this is a pcmcia card,not usb
[03:22] <crazygir> I hated the usb junk
[03:22] <mdg2> crazygir: which model?
[03:22] <FluffyMittens> Hello
[03:22] <crazygir> 881 I believe
[03:22] <crazygir> I'd have to pull the card to check :P
[03:22] <FluffyMittens> Quick Question, I'm trying to get my wifi working, what is the command to see which chipset it is?
[03:22] <Ben64_Lappy> you're using it to get online now?
[03:22] <kzman> hello all, is the current upgradeable version of ubuntu alike the april 29th version?
[03:23] <crazygir> [   18.706048] sierra: v.1.3.7:USB Driver for Sierra Wireless USB modems
[03:23] <nsadmin> crazygir: maybe lspci sees pcmcia card
[03:23] <hiexpo> kzman, that is the release
[03:23] <pepee> FluffyMittens, usb -> lsusb | egrep -i "network|wireless"
[03:23] <pepee> FluffyMittens, internal -> lspci | egrep -i "network|wireless"
[03:23] <OrSpeeder> oh
[03:23] <OrSpeeder> my father uses a ATI card...
[03:23] <OrSpeeder> Soappoa: how do he install the fgrlx?
[03:24] <SwedeMike> !final | kzman
[03:24] <kzman> hiexpo: that beta, is the releasing?
[03:24] <OrSpeeder> Soappoa sorry
[03:24] <hiexpo> pepee, if its a pp0 it's not going to show up as a wireless device
[03:24] <felon> luke i am your father
[03:24] <OrSpeeder> SO, how my father install the fgrlx?
[03:24] <crazygir> nsadmin: nope, neither lspcmcia nor lspci
[03:24] <OrSpeeder> It has a package on the ubuntu repository?
[03:24] <mdg2> crazygir: you are using ubuntu 9.10?
[03:24] <crazygir> Ben64_Lappy: that is correct
[03:24] <h00k> !ati | OrSpeeder
[03:24] <hiexpo> kzman, yes
[03:24] <crazygir> mdg2:
[03:25] <crazygir> yes
[03:25] <pepee> hiexpo, wifi pp0?
[03:25] <FluffyMittens> pepee, Thank you.
[03:25] <pepee> np
[03:25] <kzman> thanks all
[03:25] <mdg2> crazygir: http://sierrawireless.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/500/~/can-i-use-my-sierra-wireless-modem-on-a-linux-operating-system-%3F-%28-v.1.7.30%29 -- see statement just above "Article Table of Contents"
[03:25] <FluffyMittens> I have the BCM4311, which is a pain to get working :-)
[03:26] <pepee> FluffyMittens, hehe yeah, I know it...
[03:26] <OutCast> 2.0.s05-1 (wifi-radar)
[03:27] <crazygir> the other issue is that the system periodically overwrites my /etc/resolv.conf
[03:27] <daftykins> question - jockey is the 'hardware drivers' program yes?
[03:27] <crazygir> or, after connecting, creates an empty one
[03:27] <h00k> daftykins: yes
[03:27] <kzman> why cannot i write the downloading files from a windows FTP server in FileZilla in user mode (not root) ?
[03:27] <daftykins> h00k: thanks :)
[03:27] <mdg2> crazygir: okay, found something in ubuntu forums - upgrade firmware
[03:27] <pepee> crazygir, same happens to me
[03:27] <SwedeMike> network manager overwrites resolv.conf, yes.
[03:28] <pepee> i removed NM
[03:28] <OutCast> kill nm. it sucks
[03:28] <crazygir> mdg2: on the card?
[03:28] <OrSpeeder> okokokok: the link someone pasted, explain how to install the driver using the window manager, but the window manager is not avilable (because my father tried to install the nvidia driver...)
[03:28] <mdg2> crazygir: yes
[03:28] <pepee> I'm using wicd, but I set the connection manually
[03:28] <OrSpeeder> STUPID CLIENT WITH AUTOCOMPLETE
[03:28] <OrSpeeder> ok, the link someone pasted, explain how to install the driver using the window manager, but the window manager is not avilable (because my father tried to install the nvidia driver...)
[03:28] <FloodBot1> OrSpeeder: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:28] <mdg2> crazygir: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1135226&page=3
[03:28] <pepee> s/set/set up/ (?)
[03:28] <OrSpeeder> FloodBot1 trigger happy you...
[03:29] <OrSpeeder> anyway, so, how I revert to the Ubuntu drivers that worked before?
[03:29] <mdg2> crazygir: says you need access to a windows computer to upgrade the firemware for the 881
[03:29] <crazygir> mdg2: good find
[03:29] <crazygir> (s)
[03:29] <pepee> OrSpeeder, karmic?
[03:30] <crazygir> I have been thinking this was an issue with linux/windows/etc
[03:30] <crazygir> and not the card
[03:30] <crazy6> cflow somehow didn't install correctly, and now it's stuck; can't remove, can't install it
[03:30] <mdg2> crazygir: hope it works for you :)
[03:30] <hiexpo> sorry about that i right clicked and bam   lol no pp0 is not considered wireless
[03:31] <crazygir> me too
[03:31] <hiexpo> pp0 is mobile broadband
[03:31] <crazygir> as a side note.. do you know anything about unlocking these?
[03:32] <mdg2> crazygir: sorry no experience with mobile broadband adapters
[03:33] <hiexpo> pepee, will sow up a mobile broadband
[03:33] <hiexpo> show
[03:33] <litropy> After enabling auto-login, my keyring is inaccessible. Other Lucid users have the same issue: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9179708&posted=1
[03:34] <crazygir> any thoughts on overwriting /etc/resolv.conf?
[03:34] <crazygir> it's just cleared / emptied from time to time
[03:34] <rww> litropy: Lucid/10.04 discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, not here
[03:34] <pepee> hiexpo, I replied to FluffyMittens
[03:34] <crazygir> and is often empt just after connecting
[03:34] <hiexpo> pepee, kool
[03:34] <litropy> rww: whoops, coulda sworn I enetered +1
[03:34] <SwedeMike> crazygir: network manager overwrites resolv.conf.
[03:34] <OutCast> Who uses what browser???
[03:35] <mdg2> crazygir: firmware upgrade might fix that
[03:35] <pepee> !english | litropy
[03:35] <crazygir> SwedeMike: yep
[03:35] <crazygir> mdg2: that is true
[03:35] <rww> pepee: what?
[03:35] <mdg2> OutCast: firefox
[03:35] <hiexpo> pepee, you have to install the switch 4 it to work it has to loopback
[03:36] <crazygir> I guess I'll start there and come back
[03:36] <pepee> rww, it was a joke...
[03:36] <OutCast> default is firefox
[03:36] <pepee> hiexpo, ??
[03:36] <hiexpo> for pp0 to work you have to swap
[03:36] <pepee> I don't have mobile devices
[03:37] <pepee> I don't even know how to configure them
[03:37] <mdg2> anyone have experience with xcompmgr and tweaking shadows?
[03:37] <FluffyMittens> Interesting. Google Chrome is out for Linux
[03:37] <OutCast> mdg2: i have compiz
[03:38] <hiexpo> pepee, was not that ure friends prob was mobile broad band pp0 not working?
[03:38] <mdg2> OutCast: i'm using lxde and don't think the old computer could handle compiz
[03:39] <OutCast> mdg2: how old?) u can write about your system?
[03:39] <pepee> hiexpo, crazygir had that problem, FluffyMittens asked some other thing
[03:39] <hiexpo> oh
[03:39] <Guest87023> how do install an ssh server on ubuntu and have it run always automatically at startup?
[03:40] <Flannel> Guest87023: sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[03:40] <pepee> apt-cache search ssh server
[03:40] <nsadmin> apt-get install openssh-server\
[03:40] <mdg2> OutCast: its a gateway profile 3, Pentium 3 - 1 GHz, with 256 mb ram
[03:40] <Guest87023> and have it run always automatically at startup?
[03:41] <pepee> if configured for it, yep, it will
[03:41] <wyclif_> hi all
[03:41] <OutCast> mdg2: k6 600mhz 256 Ram GF4 (64mb VRam), and compiz flying))
[03:41] <Guest87023> pepee, how do I make it so? and how do I configure my new ssh serveR? is there a gui app like vidalia is for tor?
[03:41] <hiexpo> !hi
[03:41] <nsadmin> by default, it will start when you install it, and place infrastructure so it starts at boot.
[03:41] <OzFalcon> Anyone good with samba CLIENTS?
[03:41] <nsadmin> you don't ahve to do any thing but install it
[03:42] <DR_Fun1> apache2: bad group name www-data i keep getten this error what do i do
[03:42] <Guest87023> nsadmin, at me?
[03:42] <pepee> Guest87023, what nsadmin said
[03:42] <MrAlexandro> could anyone pls direct me towards  the most offtopic channel you know(with nice ppl of course :) ) i have some realy weird questions i want to ask
[03:42] <hiexpo> !samba
[03:42] <Guest87023> pepee, ah. I see.
[03:42] <nsadmin> to know how to do these things, that gets into how to package
[03:42] <Guest87023> thanks gents
[03:42] <pepee> Guest87023, thank nsadmin
[03:42] <Guest87023> does ubuntu read/write HFS+ natively ?
[03:42] <rww> MrAlexandro: #ubuntu-offtopic (which still is bound by the IRC !guidelines) or #defocus (which would involve waiting for +v, see /topic in there)
[03:42] <OutCast> mdg2: extend the swap partition. make it 2-3Gb. it makes the system faster
[03:42] <Guest87023> nsadmin, thanks! :]
[03:42] <ebarch> MrAlexandro: #defocus
[03:43] <DR_Fun1> apache2: bad group name www-data i keep getten this error what do i do
[03:43] <MrAlexandro> rww: as always thanks again:D:D
[03:43] <renegaide> ubuntu isn't giving me an option to install side by side. I have windows 7 already installed
[03:43] <pepee> DR_Fun1, create a group called "www-data"?
[03:44] <mickster04> renegaide: how are u trying to install it?
[03:44] <nsadmin> that group should be created by... umm, maybe apache
[03:44] <pepee> DR_Fun1, how did you install apache?
[03:44] <nsadmin> or base-files
[03:44] <OutCast> renegaide: what free space you have?
[03:44] <DR_Fun1> im sooo messed
[03:44] <DR_Fun1> up
[03:44] <DR_Fun1> i had it working
[03:44] <JoeSomebody> tick tock, tick tock, tick tock, hurry up new version :)
[03:44] <DR_Fun1> then did somen
[03:44] <renegaide>  have at least 40gb free
[03:44] <mickster04> !ask | DR_Fun1:
[03:44] <thiemster> JoeSomebody: I know what you mean. I can't wait.
[03:44] <pepee> DR_Fun1, reconfigure it
[03:44] <OutCast> renegaide: SATA or IDE hard drive?
[03:44] <JoeSomebody> is there a chan for the beta?
[03:44] <FluffyMittens> renegaide, There is a program out there that installs Ubuntu side by side and you can get to it from the windows selection screen
[03:45] <pepee> DR_Fun1, dpkg-reconfigure apache2
[03:45] <renegaide> itsa latop. I assume it's sata
[03:45] <Flannel> JoeSomebody: #ubuntu+1, or #ubuntu-release-party
[03:45] <mickster04> JoeSomebody: #ubuntu+1
[03:45] <thiemster> JoeSomebody: there is #ubuntu-release-party
[03:45] <DR_Fun1> k
[03:45] <kallisti5> uugghhh...  boot of install cd is sooooo slow on my hp laptop.
[03:45] <pepee> !lucid | JoeSomebody
[03:45] <JoeSomebody> ok thanks
[03:45] <OutCast> renegaide: if SATA, it need to be an IDE mode.
[03:45] <Guest87023> HFS+ in ubuntu? does it work out of the box?
[03:46] <renegaide> that's can't be true
[03:46] <kallisti5> any known work arounds for crazy slow boot (possibly harddrive controler related) via the install cd?
[03:46] <pepee> renegaide, what version?
[03:46] <DR_Fun1> * Starting web server apache2                                                  apache2: bad group name www-data
[03:46] <renegaide> I tried ubuntu on desktop and none my drves are in ide mode. I even installed it on raid
[03:46] <pepee> DR_Fun1, reinstall it?
[03:47] <OutCast> renegaide: i have wXP and ubuntu on one hard drive, ubuntu have only 8GB partition
[03:47] <hiexpo> should be around 15 secs 4 boot
[03:47] <hiexpo> depending
[03:47] <Guest87023> does anyone play with HFS+ in ubuntu?
[03:47] <hiexpo> hfs?
[03:48] <OutCast> renegaide: oh. its good for window, but not for ubuntu. convert the partition
[03:48] <xomp> hfs = apples file system
[03:48] <OutCast> Guest87023: what is a game it is?
[03:48] <xomp> hfs is to apple as ntfs is to windows :)
[03:48] <hiexpo> this is linux not mac or windows sorry
[03:49] <Guest87023> OutCast, no, HFS+ the filesystem
[03:49] <Guest87023> xomp, yes indeed- ;]
[03:49] <rww> ubottu: hfs
[03:49] <pyoor> Is there anyone here that uses teamspeak 3 that is willing to share their config file with me?
[03:49] <renegaide> I created a free space partition and now I have the side by side option
[03:49] <OutCast> Guest87023: HFS+ is linux file system?
[03:50] <bp0> how to prevent ubuntu from creating .Trash folders on usb drives
[03:50] <bp0> ?
[03:50] <IdleOne> OutCast: no it is Apple file system
[03:50] <OutCast> Guest87023: i use reiserFS
[03:50] <dxtr> Hrm, how large could /opt get?
[03:50] <Guest87023> OutCast, HFS+ is a filesystem. typically used by OSX. I dont know if you can install linux on it or not.
[03:50] <renegaide> happy to see ubuntu finally changed the theme but needs to update the old menu system
[03:50] <dxtr> That is; how big should I make that partition?=
[03:50] <hiexpo> IdleOne,  - ya it's maci checked
[03:50] <mdg2> crazygir: how's the fireware upgrade going?
[03:51] <SwedeMike> installing linux on HFS+ is dubious, but it seems ubnutu can access an HFS+ partition
[03:51] <OutCast> bp0: sorry, i know how to fix this, but my english is so bad...
[03:51] <switch10_> bp0: use shift+del to delete stuff.  or rm  I don't think it will make a .trash dir if you do this..
[03:51] <OutCast> bp0: i dont know need words)
[03:52] <Guest87023> SwedeMike, is there an easy way? editing all this fstab business is intimidating
[03:52] <Luyza> I'm trying to install wacom-tools, but when I try, it wants to remove xserver-xorg-input-wacom . Can someone check if it wants that too on their machine, or if it's just me?
[03:52] <hiexpo> SwedeMike, HFS is a mac app ichecked it does not operateunder linux
[03:52] <bp0> there must be some way to just tell it to always delete?
[03:52] <Guest87023> Luyza, if you buy me a wacom i would Love to ;]
[03:52] <bp0> it doesnt make .Trash dirs for network shares, how to apply this behaviour to usb drives?
[03:52] <Luyza> Guest87023,  you dont need a wacom to test this for me
[03:53] <DR_Fun1> nsadmin u there
[03:53] <OutCast> i have only one problem in ubuntu, it is screen refresh. on windows i have 85hz, there maximum is 75hz. and i dont have vsync there
[03:53] <nsadmin> phone call
[03:53] <SwedeMike> hiexpo: what are you talking about? ubuntu has HFS+ support .
[03:53] <joljam> how can I pass my login name and passwd to a website using a shell script
[03:53] <switch10_> bp0: how are you deleting stuff from the drive?  using rm should not create a .trash dir.
[03:54] <joljam> I know how to fire up firefox ,,, but then what should I do afterrwards
[03:54] <bp0> del button or right-click
[03:54] <bp0> not using rm
[03:54] <OutCast> joljam: install opera
[03:55] <joljam> I know how to fire up firefox from the linux prompt,,, but then what should I do afterrwards
[03:55] <switch10_> bp0: just use shift+delete instead...
[03:55] <Guest87023> Luyza, ok hold on lol
[03:55] <pyoor> joljam use curl
[03:55] <pyoor> or wget depending on what you need to do
[03:55] <bp0> but it doesnt even make sense, user 1000 will be different on other machine
[03:55] <ZykoticK9> bp0, you might want to have a look at http://www.addictivetips.com/ubuntu-linux-tips/delete-files-directly-without-moving-them-to-trash-in-ubuntu/
[03:55] <eoeas> joljam: I think shell script is not suitable for html
[03:55] <bp0> and other os dont use the same dirs
[03:55] <pyoor> eoeas: not true at all
[03:55] <Guest87023> Luyza, onlyu installs wacom tools and tk for me
[03:56] <switch10_> bp0: you are doing the equivalent of dragging and dropping files into your trash when you use delete/right click delete
[03:56] <eoeas> pyoor: Explain please
[03:56] <OutCast>  i have only one problem in ubuntu, it is screen refresh. on windows i have 85hz, there maximum is 75hz. and i dont have vsync there. anybody solve this?
[03:56] <Luyza> Guest87023,  it doesn't offer to remove xserver-xorg-input-wacom then?  Grr... thanks a lot :)
[03:56] <pyoor> why do you say that a shell script is not suitable for logging into an application
[03:56] <hiexpo> http://www.ubuntuproductivity.com/journal/macintosh/08/2009/readwrite-to-hfs-on-ubuntu
[03:56] <Guest87023> Luyza, it does not. GL
[03:57] <hiexpo> retard
[03:57] <Gadu> Right Click > Encrypt... encrypts the file and leaves the original. Decrypting the encrypted file leaves the encrypted version. Is there a way to avoid this so I don't have to keep deleting the extras?
[03:57] <eoeas> pyoor : first you explain to me why what I said is not true :)
[03:57] <pyoor> eoeas: curl --cookie cookies.txt --cookie-jar cookies.txt --user-agent Mozilla/5.0 --data "your post data" "http://www.yoursite.com"
[03:57] <IdleOne> hiexpo: ??
[03:57] <h00k> Gadu: no
[03:58] <Gadu> that's a bit annoying lol
[03:58] <pyoor> eoeas: it's not true because there are several utilities available in linux that will allow you to pass post paramters (i.e. login credentials) to a web application
[03:58] <dxtr> And should I be worried about /srv?
[03:58] <h00k> !coc | hiexpo
[03:58] <hiexpo> IdleOne,  - sorry that guy just ps'd me off
[03:58] <dxtr> If I'll be using it as a workstation
[03:58] <eoeas> pyoor: I see, I was not aware of those utilities :)
[03:59] <Flannel> dxtr: Both of those don't have anythign in them except what you stick in them
[03:59] <IdleOne> hiexpo: Well, when that happens I suggest you play a game or something else. Please do not call people names.
[03:59] <Gadu> h00k: so everyone that uses this encryption method just deletes the original every time?
[03:59] <eoeas> pyoor: Thanks
[03:59] <Gadu> or is there something that I haven't thought of?
[03:59] <OutCast> how to reg nick?
[03:59] <h00k> Gadu: Yes, it doesn't "replace" the file with the encrypted version, it creates a new, encrypted version of that file
[03:59] <pyoor> eoeas: np
[03:59] <h00k> !register | OutCast
[03:59] <hiexpo> IdleOne,  - i know it's just when u try to help a guy ya know
[03:59] <alpharesearch_> Is it possible to enable the shutdown time in 10.04 again?
[04:00] <h00k> alpharesearch_: please head to #ubuntu+1 for Lucid support
[04:00] <pyoor> alpharesearch_: cron?
[04:00] <alpharesearch_> thanks
[04:00] <IdleOne> hiexpo: yes I know. When I get frustrated I go do other stuff. I don't take my frustration out on the people looking for help.
[04:00] <pyoor> Does anyone here use teamspeak
[04:01] <Gadu> h00k: do you know what command is executed upon the file to run the encryption? so I can make a nautilus script that does the encryption as normal but also rm it
[04:01] <h00k> Gadu: it's 'gpg'
[04:01] <Gadu> thanks h00k, I'm sure I can figure the rest out
[04:03] <ProfOak> How do you check the bitrate of an audio file through the terminal?
[04:03] <hiexpo> IdleOne,  - I know sorry but he is a retard lol ya know i have been with unix for 12 years now ANd started with a shell was lucky enough to have a nice desktop like this
[04:04] <OutCast> Prof0ak: use WinAMP
[04:04] <ProfOak> OutCast: Winamp for linux?
[04:05] <IdleOne> hiexpo: I asked you not to insult people by calling them names. I don't care how much experience you have with Linux it does not give you the right to insult anybody. Pleasse DO NOT do it again.
[04:05] <OutCast> Prof0ak: no. i use for windows.
[04:05] <hiexpo> IdleOne,  - ok sorry
[04:05] <OutCast> Prof0ak: install wine for it
[04:05] <ridz16> hey yall
[04:05] <ProfOak> OutCast: Can you even run winamp through the terminal?
[04:05] <eoeas> Opening a can of sympathy for hiexpo ..
[04:05] <evon> can i get help with ubuntu one here?
[04:06] <schultza> If I was making a backup of a DVD (for backup purposes) what would be the best program for that?
[04:06] <ProfOak> evon: Don't ask to ask, just ask.
[04:06] <schultza> data disk
[04:06] <bulltitan> i'm testing lucid lynx and the first thing i've noticed is that skype sound is crackling and pretty bad, is there a solution for this or will be?
[04:06] <h00k> ubottu: backup | schultza
[04:06] <h00k> ubottu: lucid | bulltitan
[04:06] <evon> ProfOak, i'm not asking to as i'm just making sure i'm in the right channel is all
[04:06] <OutCast> Prof0ak: i have a label on desktop. its simple and fast
[04:06] <schultza> thats of the system, i was asking of a DVD
[04:07] <ProfOak> evon: This is the official ubuntu help channel
[04:07] <evon> How do I sync my ubuntu one folders?
[04:07] <neil_d> using Hardy .. I am getting an error when opening a folder "GConf error: Adding client to server's list failed, CORBA error: IDL:omb.org/CORMA/COMM_FAILURE:1,0"  :( what is wrong?  how do I fix it?
[04:07] <bulltitan> i know it is a beta i mean release candidate now but none of the updates recently downloaded fixed this pulse audio problem
[04:07] <evon> when i copy files to my ubuntu one folder through nautilus i cannot see my files online
[04:08] <h00k> ubottu: one | evon
[04:08] <ProfOak> How do you check the bitrate of an audio file through the terminal?
[04:08] <h00k> ah, that's the channel
[04:08] <evon> Profoak, so i was in the wrong channel
[04:09] <hiexpo> eoeas,  - man i am going back to paros and backtrack i didn't want this action
[04:09] <DR_Fun1> #help
[04:09] <TomJ> is Netbook remix generally recommended? I am considering it for use on my Mum's Dell Latitude, it's a proper laptop, but a Celeron, and slow as hell in XP. she just needs firefox and openoffice
[04:10] <crazygir> anyone else ever have a problem with the networking info popup windows?
[04:10] <h00k> TomJ: it has all of the same packages as Ubuntu, just with the clutter interface
[04:10] <crazygir> these have *never* displayed properly
[04:10] <bulltitan> so regarding lucid the topic is don't ask yet,... right?
[04:10] <mdg2> crazygir: how did it go?
[04:10] <crazygir> by that I mean they pop up, but I see grey, no text
[04:10] <h00k> bulltitan: not in here, but you can definitely ask in #ubuntu+1
[04:10] <bulltitan> ok
[04:11] <crazygir> mdg2: upgraded, but no go on either connecting to vpn or resolv.conf
[04:11] <crazygir> -_-
[04:11] <pepee> bulltitan, which is ridiculous
[04:11] <TomJ> h00k: ah, so no specific optimisations for slower processors?  or that's one of the reasons for the clutter interface, it's quicker?
[04:11] <pepee> * I think
[04:11] <linux> Alright, just did a fresh install of Ubuntu.
[04:11] <TomJ> oh, actually, maybe not - "the whole thing [clutter interface] is a bit too sluggish and processor-hungry."
[04:11] <linux> And yet the desktop effects can not be enable, even with just the restricted drivers installed for my FX 5500 card.
[04:11] <crazygir> there must be some competition for that nick..
[04:11] <TomJ> shame, the interface looks nice. i need something as simple as possible for my mum :)
[04:12] <pepee> linux, karmic?
[04:12] <h00k> TomJ: no, it's actually the same kernel and everything. The interface makes it easier to use on smaller screens, it's quite snappy on my netbook.
[04:12] <TomJ> ok thanks h00k
[04:12] <linux> pepee: lucid lynx
[04:12] <eoeas> hiexpo: paros <-- ??
[04:12] <linux> pepee: And it's me, goodfella
[04:12] <mdg2> crazygir: so you still can't get on internet?
[04:12] <h00k> TomJ: there are lighter versions, not with the gnome environment
[04:12] <pepee> ahh ok
[04:12] <eoeas> ProfOak: Check: http://www.mpg123.de/features.shtml
[04:12] <ZykoticK9> ProfOak, for MP3 files install the package mp3info and use the switch -x "mp3info -x $FILENAME.mp3"
[04:12] <crazygir> mdg2: I'm on now.. it's the vpn I can't have at the same time
[04:13] <crazygir> it used to disconnect me, that at least doesn't happen anymore
[04:13] <ProfOak> ZykoticK9, eoeas: Thanks
[04:13] <TomJ> h00k: any thoughts on the relative resource usage of gnome vs KDE?  I was going to give her kubuntu, as KDE is what I know and prefer personally
[04:13] <crazygir> but I can't really debug the vpn issue now as the info popups don't display
[04:13] <crazygir> (anyone else have that issue?)
[04:13] <pepee> linux, lsmod | grep nvidia
[04:13] <crazygir> I've noticed the same on several xubuntu installs
[04:13] <crazygir> across different systems
[04:14] <TomJ> although actually I supppose xubuntu would probably be the lightest resource usage, of the three?
[04:14] <linux> pepee: nvidia               7087672  24 agpgart                31724  2 nvidia,intel_agp
[04:14] <OutCast> ubuntu, xubuntu what is diffirence?
[04:14] <h00k> TomJ: I haven't used KDE 4 extensively, perhaps grab a live-USB of each and try with her
[04:14] <mdg2> crazygir: I would have no idea how to setup a vpn...
[04:14] <TomJ> h00k: yeah I will. ok thanks
[04:14] <TomJ> actually that's a good point, KDE 4 is a bit of a dog. I'm still using KDE 3.5 personally.