[09:07] <rabbit1> skippuff54: should i goahead with the /var/www folder only ?
[09:07] <skippuff54> rabbit1 what is your hangup again?
[09:07] <Quan-Time> Guest55708: flash in ubuntu works fine, IF you set it up properly..
[09:07] <ultraparadigm> but probably means that the program has an issue with your processor, or conflicting with the type
[09:07] <rabbit1> Dr_Willis: as wht ? if i can know
[09:07] <skippuff54> rabbit1, you are trying to configure apache-php right?
[09:07] <Quan-Time> and by properly i mean,, dont mess with settings.. just install the SUN package to latest version, and for browser (firefox) it should be sorted.
[09:08] <rabbit1> i never found a player like winamp for linux. may b i dono. any suggestion?
[09:08] <rabbit1> skippuff54: yeap, its done
[09:08] <ultraparadigm> Guest55708, make sure the program isn't a 64bit version
[09:08] <kotsifas> i have 9.10 Ubuntu and i have this mouse http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Cordless-Optical-Mouse-931396-0403/dp/B0009N7OL6  my problem is that it doesnt obey to CERTAIN clicks when i want to change from window to window. It seems ti blocs and to unblock it i have to right click and then left click etc.  what is the problem ? What can i do to have my mouse OBEY my clicks wherever and whenever i want it to ? Thanks in advance
[09:08] <Guest55708> whats some cool software for ubuntu
[09:08] <rabbit1> skippuff54: i mean everything is working fine, but files should be stored in /var/www
[09:08] <quietone> I use two screens (i think it is called extended) and want to know if I can make apps, and things like their preferences windows, to always open in a specfic one.
[09:09] <skippuff54> rabbit1 ok i guess im confused, are you still havin an issue? also did you try xmms
[09:09] <jdv> When I unmute my mic in sound, it doesnt save the unmuted state, so it auto mutes as soon as I leave
[09:09] <Quan-Time> kotsifas: logitech are ass.. i use razor.. and i was a LONG standing logi guy.. but of late, their products are cheap and crap and SOOO not worth the money.
[09:09] <litropy> I want to echo the first line of ls -1 -t (which is one line per file, sorted by date modified)
[09:09] <rabbit1> skippuff54: i have no issues sir. i am just asking before i start
[09:09] <rabbit1> skippuff54: all is well
[09:09] <rww> ubottu: xmms | skippuff5, rabbit1
[09:09] <llutz> litropy: ls -1t|head -1
[09:10] <kotsifas> Quan-Time : is there any chance i can get my CRAPPY logitech mouse to work with 9.10 properly ?
[09:10] <rabbit1> skippuff54: ;) u always suggest something not being supported ?
[09:10] <ultraparadigm> ah crap!  My nautilus is missing too!  arhh!
[09:11] <llutz> litropy:sorry $ head -1 $(ls -1t)
[09:11] <skippuff54> rabbit1: yeah man /var/www should suit you as a top level folder for storing all your sites and their related directories. i would keep data sources somewhere else
[09:11] <ultraparadigm> Anyone know the command for Nautilus?
[09:11] <ikonia> it's nautilus - that's the command
[09:12] <skippuff54> rabbit1: haha yeah i was actually just readin up on it
[09:12] <ultraparadigm> thanks
[09:12] <alzamabar> Hi is it possible to use a unix shortcut to edit the last output from a command? E.g. I just ran a grep which came back with a single result. Next I'd like to vi the file expressed by that result, but without having to type the full file name. I though there was something like vim $! or !vim or something similar...
[09:12] <skippuff54> rabbit1: i figured you would complete your due diligence before installing anything. but i think you would be safe to use audacious
[09:12] <ikonia> alzamabar: set -o vim
[09:13] <ikonia> alzamabar: then use the vim editor / nagivation keys to nagivate around the command
[09:13] <ikonia> alzamabar: or - just push the up arrow in bash and edit the command
[09:13] <rabbit1> xmms2 better than amarok ?
[09:13] <skippuff54> rabbit1: ive used amarok
[09:13] <skippuff54> amarok is resource heavy
[09:13] <Guest45241> whats it mean You failed to identify in time
[09:13] <skippuff54> if you have the RAM it is awesome but if you want somethin lightweight you should look elsewhere
[09:13] <hapik> hi, short question from unexpirienced linux user: how to mount a disk with user privialges with mount command? sudo mount /dev/sdXX /media/xyz makes it read-only (don't need mount it from /etc/fstab)
[09:13] <alzamabar> ikonia, if I press the up arrow I get my grep command, not the result
[09:14] <rabbit1> skippuff54: amarok is heavy and not as winamp, winamp is the best windows application ever
[09:14] <ikonia> alzamabar: you won't get the result
[09:14] <bullgard> [PulseAudio On] My Ubuntu 9.10 computer reboots with Mic1 on although I shut it down with Mic2 active. How can I make my Ubuntu starting with Mic2 asserted?
[09:14] <ultraparadigm> wierd, nautilus works, but when I go to "Places" and open any location I get a message that says "No application is registered as handling this file"
[09:14] <rabbit1> skippuff54: i got 2 GB RAM
[09:14] <alzamabar> ikonia: What happened was: grep foo bar.txt
[09:14] <Guest55708> how long have you been using ubuntu
[09:14] <skippuff54> rabbit1: i agree, i think audacious is the supported incarnation of the xmms project
[09:15] <ikonia> alzamabar: yes, you can't get the results output back
[09:15] <alzamabar> ikonia: This came back with /home/user/foo/bar/log.txt
[09:15] <ikonia> alzamabar: I understand
[09:15] <alzamabar> ikonia: Then I would like a shortcut to edit /home/user/foo/bar/log.txt instead of typing vim /home/... I'd like something like !vim
[09:15] <skippuff54> rabbit1: leavin winamp behind was like movin outta town and sayin farewell to an old friend
[09:15] <ikonia> alzamabar: you're not going to get that
[09:15] <rabbit1> skippuff54: biggest prob is of the codecs, hope xmms2 wont have that prob
[09:16] <skippuff54> rabbit1: you might also like gxine
[09:16] <alzamabar> ikonia: An alternative would be to pass it to xargs, but then I don't know if the grep returned anything at all
[09:16] <alzamabar> ikonia: e.g. grep foo/bar/ * | xargs vim
[09:16] <rabbit1> skippuff54: suggesting toomuch option is like confusing more, don u think? ;)
[09:16] <ikonia> alzamabar: I understand, you could pipe it to a variable
[09:16] <stefano_p> I've downloaded an inkscape deb and debs for all the possible dependencies. is it safe to assume that they will install on a system that was never updated, has no internet connection?
[09:16] <rabbit1> skippuff54: but surely wll check both :)
[09:17] <demonspork> stefano_p, the .debs will check versions. The only way to find out is if you try it.
[09:17] <litropy> llutz: that returns a verbose list
[09:17] <rabbit1> ok friends, lunch time :)
[09:17] <litropy> llutz: when typed into terminal
[09:18] <skippuff54> rabbit1: haha i know you wanna get your music right. basically audacious and gxine are lightweight and amarok is a workhorse with lots of features
[09:18] <skippuff54> rabbit1: enjoy
[09:19] <llutz> litropy: you want the 1st line of all files, shown with "ls -1t", right?
[09:19] <ultraparadigm> hmm, wierd
[09:19] <ultraparadigm> I fixed it , somehow
[09:20] <litropy> llutz: found it
[09:20] <litropy> http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/099
[09:21] <llutz> litropy: i misread you, sry
[09:22] <meco> I just tried to re-install 8.04 because the last week I have been forced to run in failsafe GNOME mode. However, the guided partitioning told me I didn't have enough disk space (9.7 GB) and the manual told me I hadn't defined root file system. What should I do?
[09:22] <Dr_Willis> meco:  tell it to put / where your old install was if you are going to erase it.
[09:23] <meco> Dr_Willis: How can I tell where the old install was?
[09:23] <Dr_Willis> or use a live cd. and delete the old linux partions.
[09:23] <Dr_Willis> meco:  look at 'sudo fdisk -l'output
[09:23] <Dr_Willis> and see what filesystmes are what
[09:24] <Dr_Willis> or fix the old install :)
[09:25] <meco> Dr_Willis: It's either /dev/sda3            3619        4865    10016527+   5  Extended or /dev/sda5            3619        4806     9542578+  83  Linux
[09:25] <SingAlong> hi all
[09:25] <Dr_Willis> an extended partion holds a  'logical' so its sda5
[09:26] <SingAlong> I have an Acer Aspire One and i checked that it does support multi-touch. And it seems to be working in windows. Does anyone know if I can enable it in Ubuntu 9.10 Netbook edition?
[09:26] <meco> Dr_Willis: So I can just go ahead and try again with that?
[09:26] <Dr_Willis> SingAlong:  hmm.. ive never notived the feature in windows on my AAO
[09:26] <Dr_Willis> meco:  sure.  use cutome partioning and tell it / is sda5
[09:27] <SingAlong> Dr_Willis: oh but googling reveals that the trackpad in AAO does support multi touch.
[09:27] <Dr_Willis> meco:  that WILL want to format/erase the old install on sda5
[09:27] <meco> Dr_Willis: What's cutome?
[09:27] <Dr_Willis> SingAlong:  ive never seen it do anything in windows.
[09:27] <Dr_Willis> meco:  in the installer it asks to do it auto, or guided or whatever.. you need ot TELL it where to put /
[09:27] <SingAlong> Dr_Willis: one sec let me link you to some info
[09:28] <SingAlong> Dr_Willis: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-mobile/2009-March/002361.html
[09:28] <meco> Dr_Willis: I tried to do that earlier on but it still insisted I hadn't defined root file system
[09:28] <SingAlong> Dr_Willis: any multi touch gestures you know that I can try? I dunno any gestures and its effects to try it and see if that works.
[09:29] <Ridders24> hi i have a 1TB hdd with a xfs filesystem, that has a mount error. what program can i download to mount it in ubuntu and view the data on it?
[09:30] <meco> Oh well, I'll try again
[09:32] <Dr_Willis> SingAlong:  i tend to  turn off my touchpad and use a mouse. i dont know of any.
[09:32] <SingAlong> Dr_Willis: oh :)
[09:32] <Dr_Willis> SingAlong:  im on 10.04 netbook ed. also right now
[09:32] <SingAlong> Dr_Willis: 10.4 released???
[09:32] <Dr_Willis> SingAlong:  no.
[09:32] <SingAlong> Dr_Willis: oh the alpha
[09:33] <Dr_Willis> the touchpad is so small i can barely get 2 fingers on it anyway :)
[09:33] <SingAlong> Dr_Willis: is it stable enough to be used on AAO? Hows the esperience
[09:33] <Dr_Willis> SingAlong:  it works :)
[09:33] <sparrow> hey all
[09:33] <SingAlong> Dr_Willis: haha. true.
[09:33] <Dr_Willis> SingAlong:  wireless was dropping in/out - but im on wired nework 90% of the time
[09:34] <SingAlong> Dr_Willis: I have a weird problem with 9.10 UNR. When i change to battery power, the netbook suspends and i have to resume again to use it
[09:34] <SingAlong> Dr_Willis: you had that problem too?
[09:35] <Dr_Willis> SingAlong:  not noticed it
[09:35] <SingAlong> Dr_Willis: oh. mine is an AAO 150D
[09:38] <jarek> kompostownik
[09:38] <listedaswanted> is photoshop available on ubuntu?
[09:38] <llutz> listedaswanted: no
[09:39] <Myrtti> listedaswanted: via wine perhaps, you need to buy it yourself though
[09:39] <soicon> listedaswanted: you can use GIMP
[09:39] <llcoolhodge> f u c k
[09:39] <listedaswanted> okay then does anybody know how I could set up my wacom to work in ubuntu 9.10?
[09:39] <visual_moron> is there a version of ubuntu for homosexuals and lesbians?
[09:39] <visual_moron> like maybe pink themed or something
[09:39] <llcoolhodge> visual_moron that is redundant see as lesbians are homosexuals
[09:39] <frogzoo> gaybuntu?
[09:40] <Myrtti> visual_moron: er, no?
[09:40] <visual_moron> oh
[09:40] <visual_moron> there should be
[09:40] <frogzoo> no, don't think gays would go for a brown & orange colour scheme
[09:40] <arand> visual_moron: Offtopic, please...
[09:40] <listedaswanted> anybody know how I can setup the wacom drivers on ubuntu?
[09:41] <bullgard> After restarting, my Chatzilla 0.9.86 Firefox extension window does not open maximized. How can I make my Chatzilla to open maximized after restarting?
[09:41] <llcoolhodge> arand who are u too tell visual_moron it was Off topic
[09:41] <bazhang> llcoolhodge, it was. lets move on.
[09:41] <listedaswanted> I know its abit of a specialized troubleshoot but im totally new to linux...
[09:41] <ardchoille> llcoolhodge: Anyone here can remind someone if they are ot
[09:41] <visual_moron> good looking out llcoolhodge
[09:41] <visual_moron> at least someone in here isn't a gay basher
[09:41] <llcoolhodge> Bazhang ardchoille it was a valid question
[09:42] <visual_moron> llcoolhodge are you gay by any chance?
[09:43] <listedaswanted> here is the installation stepbystep
[09:43] <listedaswanted> http://linuxwacom.sourceforge.net/
[09:43] <listedaswanted> i cant make sense of it
[09:43] <llcoolhodge> No problem visual_moron these dudes have no right to tell you are not allowed to ask a question
[09:43] <ardchoille> !ot | visual_moron
[09:43] <bazhang> visual_moron, please stop or you will be removed
[09:43] <visual_moron> why is everybody getting on my case and bugging out all over my assy nipples
[09:43] <llcoolhodge> Visual_moron that does seem like not something to talk about here
[09:44] <visual_moron> you're probably right
[09:44] <llcoolhodge> Bazhang unless u are opers stop threatening people
[09:44] <listedaswanted> hello anybody?
[09:44] <pratik_narain> can anybody help me with a micromax MMX372G 3g usb modem configuration. Its not in the forums. please
[09:44] <AMAG> sorry there is no end to my stupid questions trying to resolve my problem today
[09:44] <visual_moron> wb
[09:45] <AMAG> If I do an upgrade from 6.10 to 7.04 (which is what the update dialog box encourages me to do) can I cause it not to replace my kernel?   I need to press ] twice to get normal speed. is there a fix for this?
[09:46] <visual_moron> mad3000 sudo rm -r /
[09:47] <ardchoille> !danger
[09:47] <llutz>  !ot won't stop those trolls
[09:47] <Moral_> mad3000, don't do that
[09:47] <BladeNBrocade> thats not nice
[09:47] <Moral_> visual_moron, stfu.
[09:47] <ardchoille> !ops | visual_moron bad comand
[09:47] <rww> ubottu: stfu | Moral_
[09:47] <ikonia> whoaaa calm down
[09:47] <visual_moron> objorn: stfu | ardchoille
[09:47] <visual_moron> i mean
[09:47] <visual_moron> ubottu: stfu | ardchoille
[09:47] <ikonia> Moral_: stop the language please
[09:48] <LincoN^> I won't get my aeroplane thing work :)
[09:48] <Moral_> ikonia, are you serious?
[09:48]  * BladeNBrocade shocked
[09:48] <ikonia> Moral_: yes
[09:48] <visual_moron> was that really necessary?
[09:48] <Moral_> I said stfu, once not like I'm going batshit here, just tried to stop some kid from rming his root dir.
[09:48] <ikonia> visual_moron: yes - stop now
[09:49]  * visual_moron yiffs llcoolhodge's ear
[09:50] <Moral_> k
[09:50] <frankS2> :D
[09:52] <listedaswanted> anybody know how to install wacom drivers????
[09:53]  * BladeNBrocade turns into hedgehog
[09:53] <ardchoille> !wacom
[09:53] <Dates> wtf is this
[09:53] <rww> Dates: the technical support channel for Ubuntu Linux.
[09:53] <ikonia> Dates: please control your language, it's a support channel for ubuntu
[09:53] <Josh90> How to play a sound/ file in the back ground with no Graphical face? using vlc or something like that.
[09:53] <Moral_> Dates, welcome, this is tech support for ubuntu
[09:53] <Dates> oh ok
[09:53] <Dates> so
[09:53] <kotsifas> hello i just posted my problem with my mouse on the forum , if anyone is kind to read it and give a solution it would be great  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1417278
[09:53] <listedaswanted> yes the graphics tablet
[09:53] <Dates> i lost my blue party hat
[09:53] <Dates> is there a way to get it back?
[09:54] <Moral_> install windows.
[09:54] <listedaswanted> no i already have that
[09:54] <listedaswanted> i want to use it in gimp
[09:54] <Mozillero> hello
[09:54] <Mozillero> i,m spanish
[09:54] <Moral_> listedaswanted, that wasn't directed at you
[09:54] <ikonia> Dates: please don't mess around in here, the topic is ubuntu support discussio only
[09:54] <Moral_> Mozillero, /join #ubuntu-es
[09:54] <listedaswanted> oh.. right
[09:54] <listedaswanted> lol
[09:55] <arand> Josh90: I think vlc-nox runs with no gui, or mplayer
[09:55] <Mozillero> doon,t speak english
[09:55] <listedaswanted> so can anybody help me?
[09:55] <Dates> so u cant help with runescape?
[09:55] <rww> ubottu: es | Mozillero
[09:55] <ikonia> !es | Mozillero
[09:55] <Dr_Willis> Dates:  and the ubuntu related issue is?
[09:55] <Dates> i thoguth mayeb u hacker guys could get me a new phat?
[09:55] <Dates> sorry
[09:55] <Mozillero><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[09:56] <ikonia> Mozillero: we don't need your email,
[09:56] <Moral_> lol
[09:56] <LincoN^> what's up?
[09:56] <Myrtti> price of wheat
[09:57] <ikonia> an case anyone doesn't know - the topic of this channel can be viewed with the command /topic
[09:57] <Mozillero> "/join#ubuntu-es
[09:58] <Moral_> menos la "
[09:58] <ikonia> Mozillero:  /join #ubuntu-es
[09:58] <Moral_> y ponga un espacio /join #ubuntu-es
[09:58] <Josh90> How to play a sound/ file in the back ground with no Graphical face? using vlc or something like that.
[09:59] <BladeNBrocade> i think hes asking if the command takes a space?
[09:59] <ardchoille> Moral_ told him to add a space
[09:59] <BladeNBrocade> =)
[10:00] <Moral_> too bad he never made it over to #ubuntu-es lo
[10:00] <bullgard> Josh90: Man asound
[10:00] <randoms> any sweeds here who can lend me an ssh account or a proxy for one hour? I want to see a tv program on SVT, but i need to connect trough a sweedish ip :/
[10:00] <rww> ubottu: ot | randoms
[10:01] <listedaswanted> So can anyone help me to install the wacom drivers??? Please!
[10:01] <Moral_> listedaswanted, what are you having trouble with
[10:02] <listedaswanted> Moral installing this http://linuxwacom.sourceforge.net/
[10:02] <listedaswanted> I just need to install drivers for my wacom graphics tablet
[10:02] <faileas> Josh90: i used to use mplayer for that
[10:02] <airtonix> Josh90, aplay filename
[10:02] <airtonix> Josh90, ie : aplay ~/Audio/Sounds/ui_pipboy_clampon.wav
[10:03] <Moral_> listedaswanted, k gimme a sec to look some info up.
[10:03] <listedaswanted> cool thanks alot for that mate ill be waiting!
[10:03] <Moral_> listedaswanted, I assume you've read through the how2?
[10:04] <Spokes> Why would I get an error message "No such file or directory" when in fact the file does exist. It is a  .bin file
[10:04] <alzamabar> Help!! I'm connected to the internet, and I can connect to other machines on my LAN. But other machines can't connect to, say, my HTTP server. Does Ubuntu run some kind of firewall?
[10:04] <BladeNBrocade> is it executable?
[10:04] <listedaswanted> i got to here and am lost http://linuxwacom.sourceforge.net/index.php/howto/download
[10:04] <Spokes> yes
[10:04] <Spokes> I've set the chmod 777
[10:04] <listedaswanted> ive never done any of that before
[10:05] <BladeNBrocade> are you sure the error came from the bin or something bin is trying to do?
[10:05] <Moral_> listedaswanted, okay. I assume you have the files downloaded to your computer already?
[10:05] <listedaswanted> yes
[10:05] <Spokes> that I don't know - how would I find out
[10:06] <listedaswanted> the linuxwacom-0.8.4-4.tar.bz2
[10:06] <Moral_> okay, listedaswanted open up a console cd to where you have the file saved.
[10:06] <airtonix> alzamabar, sudo apt-get install gufw
[10:06] <Moral_> listedaswanted, open up a terminal*
[10:06] <alzamabar> airtonix, what does that do?
[10:06] <alzamabar> airtonix: what does that do?
[10:06] <airtonix> alzamabar, it orders pizza
[10:06] <Spokes> I just do ./AdbeRdr9.3.1-1_i486linux_enu.bin
[10:06] <BladeNBrocade> well the bin would execute and likely give an error somewhere
[10:06] <alzamabar> airtonix: haha, c'mon
[10:07] <BladeNBrocade> Spokes: is that where the bin is?
[10:07] <Josh90> "cvlc 1_-_Tim_McGraw.mp3"      I am using this one but i have to be in the Documents directory
[10:07] <Spokes> yes
[10:07] <airtonix> alzamabar, https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/firewall.html
[10:07] <yeiks> does anyone know of a good UML software that does reverse engineering on ubuntu
[10:07] <iceroot> Spokes: why not using the repo-version?
[10:07] <alzamabar> airtonix: that's a firewall, it would appear I don't want a firewall
[10:08] <BladeNBrocade> Spokes: can you paste the output?
[10:08] <Spokes> iceroot-I am not familiar with that
[10:08] <listedaswanted> one sec
[10:08] <airtonix> alzamabar, you can reach your web server from same machine using : http://localhost  ?
[10:08] <iceroot> Spokes: sudo apt-get install acroread
[10:08] <alzamabar> From my machine yes
[10:08] <airtonix> alzamabar, then you need to open a port
[10:08] <alzamabar> airtonix: From my machine yes
[10:08] <rubita> ola
[10:08] <listedaswanted> okay im in
[10:08] <alzamabar> airtonix: Do I do that on Ubuntu
[10:09] <Spokes> bash: ./AdbeRder9.3.1-1_i486linux_enu.bin: No such file or directory
[10:09] <Moral_> listedaswanted, okay, make sure you say my nickname when you've completed a task so I can follow where you are since this channel moves pretty fast.
[10:09] <airtonix> alzamabar, sorry im really tired and my paitence is really thin... read this page : https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/firewall.html
[10:09] <listedaswanted> Moral_ okay no problem
[10:09] <BladeNBrocade> Spokes: do "file AdbeRder9.3.1-1_i486linux_enu.bin"
[10:09] <alzamabar> airtonix: thanks
[10:09] <airtonix> alzamabar, and this page : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[10:10] <llcoolhodge> ok so i am looking how to set up my 3 HD tvs to my computer but ubuntu isnt shoing me how to set theis up...i am also trying to do this via vortex
[10:10] <e1b6> How to install iceweasel browser in UBUNTU
[10:10] <Moral_> listedaswanted, gimme 1 sec plz
[10:10] <listedaswanted> Moral_ okay
[10:10] <e1b6> How to install iceweasel browser in ubnutu
[10:10] <knoppies> is there a way to get compiz to change its 6 desktops to random images every so often (or login)?
[10:10] <iceroot> e1b6: iceweasel is installed by default. its called firefox
[10:10] <e1b6> anyone there????????
[10:11] <ikonia> e1b6: 1300+ people are in the channel
[10:11] <e1b6> iceroot but in  windows firefox and iceaweasel work diferent
[10:11] <iceroot> e1b6: there is no iceweasel for windows
[10:11] <e1b6> iceroot its in my computer
[10:12] <e1b6> iceroot i installed it
[10:12] <Moral_> listedaswanted, type these commands in: bunzip2 linuxwacom-0.8.4-4.tar.bz2  then tar -xf linuxwacom-0.8.4-4.tar then cd linuxwacom-0.8.4-4
[10:12] <e1b6> iceroot: in windows xp
[10:12] <alzamabar> airtonix: One question I have is: my current ufw is inactive. Will that cause all inbound traffic to be denied?
[10:13] <iceroot> e1b6: there is no difference, its just build from source and called different
[10:13] <listedaswanted> Moral_ okay done!
[10:13] <Dr_Willis> differnt icons :)
[10:13] <llcoolhodge> I have a question that might be offtopic but is there a ubuntu channel in which i can swear and get offtopic but still recieve help
[10:13] <BladeNBrocade> #ubuntu-offtopic
[10:14] <BladeNBrocade> - swearing
[10:14] <llcoolhodge> thanks
[10:14] <ikonia> BladeNBrocade: what ?
[10:14] <Moral_> listedaswanted, okay gimme another sec
[10:15] <Myrtti> llcoolhodge: no, there isn't such official channels.
[10:15] <alzamabar> My ufw is disabled. Will that block any access to my box?
[10:15] <BladeNBrocade> he said he wants to ask an offtopic question and swear,, he can do that in #ubuntu-offtopic but i said minus swearing...
[10:15] <llutz> alzamabar: are you behind a router?
[10:15] <Dr_Willis> alzamabar:  ufw is a front end to the firewall configs. If you got no rules. thennothing is blocked
[10:15] <Dr_Willis> !firewall
[10:16] <alzamabar> Dr_Willis, the problem I have is that my machine can reach out to other machines in my network but other machines can't reach an HTTP URL on mine
[10:16] <llutz> alzamabar: sudo lsof -i :80
[10:17] <Moral_> okay
[10:17] <spokes> bladeNBrocade - file AdbeRdr9.3.1-1_i486linux_enu.bin
[10:17] <spokes> AdbeRdr9.3.1-1_i486linux_enu.bin: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.2.5, stripped
[10:17] <Moral_> listedaswanted, dpkg -l | grep wacom
[10:17] <alzamabar> llutz, shall I paste the output?
[10:17] <mneptok> alzamabar: are you running a web server? on what port?
[10:17] <iceroot> spokes: sudo apt-get install acroread
[10:17] <llutz> alzamabar: one line yes, more >pastebin
[10:17] <iceroot> spokes: and enable canocial repo first
[10:17] <alzamabar> llutz: Yes, I'm running Apache on port 80
[10:18] <BladeNBrocade> is it listening on the interface or localhost?
[10:18] <spokes> iceroot - I did that and it said acroread package not find
[10:18] <mneptok> alzamabar: and are you using the local NAT IP to connect?
[10:18] <listedaswanted> Moral_ okay done!
[10:18] <llutz> alzamabar: sudo lsof -i :80    pastebin it please
[10:18] <iceroot> spokes: enable canocial/partner repo first in synaptic
[10:18] <Moral_> listedaswanted, paste the resluts of that command to me via /msg Moral_
[10:18] <spokes> iceroot - enable canocial repo first??
[10:18] <alzamabar> llutz: I'm using my machine name, e.g. not <IP_ADDRESS> but <IP_ADDRESS>
[10:18] <iceroot> spokes: dont use software you downloaded from a website, if there is a repo-version
[10:18] <llutz> alzamabar: sudo lsof -i :80    pastebin it please
[10:18] <iceroot> spokes: start synaptic
[10:18] <listedaswanted> ii  wacom-tools                           1:<IP_ADDRESS>-0ubuntu4                         utilities for Wacom tablet devices
[10:18] <listedaswanted> ii  xserver-xorg-input-wacom              1:<IP_ADDRESS>-0ubuntu4                         X.Org X server -- Wacom input driver
[10:19] <BladeNBrocade> alzamabar: do you have dns or setup the machine name ni hosts?
[10:19] <alzamabar> llutz: http://pastebin.com/jfc7RXaS
[10:19] <iceroot> !info acroread
[10:19] <alzamabar> BladeNBrocade: I don't know
[10:20] <BladeNBrocade> alzamabar: check hosts
[10:20] <mneptok> alzamabar: unless your local network is running a DNS server of some kind, connecting by name will not work
[10:20] <llutz> alzamabar: and your dns resolves odin locally?
[10:20] <BladeNBrocade> if localhost is mapped to that then it wornt work
[10:20] <iceroot> ubottu: you are lying...
[10:20] <Moral_> listedaswanted, check your private messages
[10:20] <spokes> iceroot start synaptic says: Unknow job: synaptic
[10:20] <BladeNBrocade> alzamabar: cat /etc/hosts
[10:20] <alzamabar> llutz: yes
[10:20] <alzamabar> llutz: Actually it resolves it to <IP_ADDRESS>
[10:20] <iceroot> spokes: you are on karmic?
[10:20] <BladeNBrocade> alzamabar: also check your hosts mapping, exactly
[10:20] <alzamabar> llutz: That might be the problem
[10:20] <llutz> alzamabar: so it wont work
[10:20] <BladeNBrocade> because in hosts that is the default
[10:20] <rww> !info acroread partner | iceroot
[10:21] <alzamabar> llutz: Shall I change /etc/hosts?
[10:21] <BladeNBrocade> you need to modify the hosts file first for apache to work correctly
[10:21] <spokes> I don't know  - Ubuntu 9.04
[10:21] <iceroot> rww: thx, didnt know the syntax
[10:21] <llutz> alzamabar:  yes
[10:21] <BladeNBrocade> make <IP_ADDRESS> localhost only.. and map the ip to that hostname
[10:21] <iceroot> spokes: ok that is jaunty
[10:21] <mneptok> alzamabar: editing /etc/hosts on the local machine will have no impact on remote machines
[10:21] <BladeNBrocade> and on any machine you need to have that mapping add in hosts
[10:21] <llutz> alzamabar: and make sure, apache listens not only at <IP_ADDRESS> too
[10:21] <BladeNBrocade> mneptok: correct but having that in localhost wont allow apache to listen on outside interface...
[10:22] <BladeNBrocade> so long as its using hostname in ServerName
[10:22] <jakiw> Hi
[10:22] <iceroot> spokes: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[10:22] <llcoolhodge> how do i get diablo two to  download i cant find out how to do it anywhere
[10:22] <alzamabar> llutz: Shall I restart any services after the change?
[10:22] <BladeNBrocade> no
[10:22] <jakiw> I get an Error each Time I try to install something with apt-get
[10:22] <llutz> alzamabar: no
[10:22] <iceroot> spokes: there are two lines starting with # and containing something like deb http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu jaunty partner
[10:22] <BladeNBrocade> just add the same ip --> hostname mapping on whicever other remote host you want to access by hostname via http
[10:23] <iceroot> spokes: remove the # in the two lines and save the file
[10:23] <BladeNBrocade> or optionally setup local dns
[10:23] <alzamabar> llutz: Now my machine name resolves to <IP_ADDRESS>
[10:23] <iceroot> spokes: then run  sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install acroread
[10:23] <BladeNBrocade> alzamabar: correct but thats locally and to apache...
[10:23] <rww> jakiw: What's the error message?
[10:23] <llutz> alzamabar: you have to do that on each machine inside your network, if you don't have a dns-server
[10:23] <BladeNBrocade> so now try to access the ip from remote.. not the hostname
[10:24] <BladeNBrocade> and apache will answer because if ServerName is hostname and hostname --> ip apache is listening on ip and not loopback anymore
[10:24] <jakiw> rww E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) And Synpatic says 56 packages are broken because the depency isnt right
[10:24] <BladeNBrocade> but you still need to modify hosts file on remote servers to access by ip
[10:24] <Dr_Willis> !info warzone2100-video
[10:24] <BladeNBrocade> hostname rather
[10:24] <iceroot> spokes: working?
[10:24] <alzamabar> llutz: I have another machine which resolves my host name to <IP_ADDRESS> but when I telnet on port 80 it says connection refused
[10:24] <spokes> the sources.list file is empty
[10:25] <BladeNBrocade> alzamabar: restart apache
[10:25] <llutz> alzamabar: apache.org/documentation
[10:25] <jakiw> rww and dpkg isnt installed somehow, but I cant install it by sudo apt-get install dpkg too?
[10:25] <iceroot> spokes: /etc/apt/sources.list is empty?
[10:26] <BladeNBrocade> alzamabar: also ensure you dont have an application level acl setup in apache itself to deny all
[10:26] <rww> jakiw: run "apt-cache policy dpkg", and copy the output to http://paste.ubuntu.com/, then link to the page it creates here.
[10:27] <spokes> iceroot - sorry typed in the wrong directory
[10:27] <iceroot> spokes: np
[10:28] <jakiw> rww http://paste.ubuntu.com/384992/
[10:29] <spokes> iceroot: uncommented those two lines now what?
[10:29] <knoppies> Is there a way to get random wallpapers for each of my 9 wallpapers? either periodically or at each login.
[10:29] <rww> jakiw: thanks. Next, run "LANG=C sudo apt-get -f install", and copy and link it in the same way.
[10:29] <iceroot> spokes: save the file and then type in the terminal   sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install acroread
[10:30] <iceroot> spokes: now you have the adobe acrobat reader from the repository and get security updates automaticly from there
[10:30] <Dr_Willis> knoppies:  theres random wallpaper tools you could use. 'wally' sis one
[10:30] <jakiw> rww shall I run it as root?
[10:30] <iceroot> jakiw: sudo is running something as root
[10:30] <jakiw> didnt see the sudo :D
[10:31] <jakiw> because I never saw it not in front
[10:31] <jakiw> rww http://paste.ubuntu.com/384993/
[10:31] <spokes> iceroot: It's installing acroread - thanks a bunch
[10:32] <knoppies> thanks Dr_Willis, will have a look.
[10:32] <rossi> ola
[10:32] <yeiks> what is acroread for
[10:32] <harisund> How come on my 64 bit 9.10 Ubuntu without my deliberately installing sun-java-jre6 it automatically installed it along with the right plugins on installing ubuntu-restricted-extras but on  my 32 bit installation it didn't do so?
[10:32] <faileas> acrobat reader ;p
[10:32] <faileas> it reads PDFs
[10:32] <bazhang> yeiks, it reads pdf
[10:32] <rossi> olaaaaaaaaaa
[10:32] <harisund> Is Java a part of some other installation, or do I have to install it seperately?
[10:32] <rossi> españoles??
[10:32] <bazhang> rossi, /join #ubuntu-es
[10:33] <harisund> I don't recollect installing the Sun java package at all .. but somehow I seem to have it .. any ideas what package would have pulled in the sun java plugin and jre packages?
[10:33] <yeiks> k thanks
[10:33] <iceroot> spokes: np, you can always use the repository to install something. if you want to search for something you can use  apt-cache search your-search-string  like apt-cache search music player   then you get all the packages listed. you can install them with sudo apt-get install package-name
[10:33] <rww> jakiw: Hmm, interesting. The actual error problem is "dpkg (subprocess): unable to execute installed post-removal script: Exec format error
[10:33] <rww> jakiw: I'll see if I can dig up a solution for you
[10:33] <yeiks> but wat's d difference btw acrobat reader and adobe reader
[10:34] <jakiw> rww thx :)
[10:34] <faileas> they are the same
[10:34] <iceroot> yeiks: there is no difference
[10:34] <faileas> but you don't really need either
[10:34] <alzamabar> llutz: Thanks, it works now
[10:34] <faileas> ubuntu comes with a pdf reader
[10:34] <alzamabar> BladeNBrocade: Thanks
[10:34] <yeiks> k thanks
[10:34] <spokes> iceroot: that's great information - thanks
[10:34] <iceroot> faileas: but acroread is the only reader which can handle special things like comments in a pdf correctly
[10:35] <Haffe> Guys. Do any of you have experience using wifi in an embedded enviroment? I don't really need a full tcp/ip stack. Alla I need is to send a signal via wifi.
[10:35] <Haffe> How much work would it be to get this to work?
[10:35] <iceroot> spokes: that is the greatest thing about debian-based distributions like ubuntu. the power of apt-get is really great
[10:36] <rww> jakiw: Can you run the command "cat /var/lib/dpkg/info/irssi.postrm" and copy it to http://paste.ubuntu.com and link it, please?
[10:36] <alzamabar> exit
[10:36] <jakiw> rww My Updatemanager says I should reinstall debconf??
[10:37] <jakiw> rww I don't get an output!
[10:37] <rww> jakiw: No output at all, or an error message?
[10:38] <jakiw> rww Nothing, just next line. Should I reinstall debconf with the Updatemanager?
[10:38] <neil_d> using 9.10.. when I ask mplayer to play an .avi it says "Error opening/initializing the selected video_out (-vo) device."  what can I do to fix this?
[10:38] <spokes> iceroot: How do I change my user in a terminal
[10:38] <rww> jakiw: and yes, debconf is important, but it's likely not going to work until we fix this, since dpkg is getting hung up on it.
[10:39] <iceroot> spokes: to root or to another user?
[10:39] <BladeNBrocade> np
[10:39] <jakiw> rww Ok, so not reinstall it yet?
[10:39] <spokes> iceroot: to another user
[10:39] <iceroot> spokes: su username
[10:39] <spokes> iceroot: thanks
[10:39] <oskar-> spokes:  sudo -i -u username
[10:40] <iceroot> oskar-: much to long
[10:41] <spokes> iceroot: Sorry, another question - How do I make a readonly file writeable?
[10:41] <exploit> hello
[10:41] <iceroot> spokes: sorry, it was su - username  instead of su username
[10:41] <rww> jakiw: correct. Run `echo '#!/bin/sh' > sudo tee /var/lib/dpkg/info/irssi.postrm` . That should fix up that file. Once you do that, try `sudo apt-get -f install` again and pastebin its output again.
[10:42] <Ek|mu5> has anyone got word on the xorg/gnome-power-manager bug that blanks the screen at random?
[10:42] <iceroot> spokes: with chmod  but normally there is a reason why a file is readonly
[10:42] <rww> jakiw: (my apologies for the odd commands I'm having you run. This issue is a little complicated.)
[10:42] <jakiw> rww Can u again post the exact Command I should use now?
[10:42] <jakiw> rww Have I to do it with the ''?
[10:42] <rww> jakiw: echo '#!/bin/sh' > sudo tee /var/lib/dpkg/info/irssi.postrm
[10:42] <Ek|mu5> It also affects gnome-network-manager which assumes that the computer has gone to sleep and disconnects WiFi connections at random
[10:43] <jakiw> rww as root?
[10:43] <jakiw> rww oh
[10:43] <jakiw> rww it is as root
[10:43] <rww> indeed
[10:43] <holmser> how can I restart an x session? ctrl alt backspace isn't working
[10:43] <exploit> some one know what is the back track linux IRC adress?
[10:43] <spokes> iceroot: The file says it is writeable, but when I access in VI it states it is a readonly file. this file is an install script, but it is failing when running and I'm trying to figure out why it is failing
[10:43] <iceroot> holmser: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[10:43] <iceroot> !dontzap | holmser
[10:44] <bazhang> exploit, /join #backtrack-linux
[10:44] <exploit> here?
[10:44] <bazhang> exploit, yes
[10:44] <jakiw> rww still gives the same error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/384997/
[10:44] <iceroot> spokes: why need write-access to an install-script?
[10:44] <bazhang> exploit, also on freenode servers, if that is what you mean
[10:44] <jakiw> rww the other command u gave me doesnt give any output
[10:45] <spokes> iceroot: I want to place some echo statements in the script to see the settings of some of the variables and try to determine the reason for the failure
[10:45] <jakiw> rww I dont know if it is important, but do u see that it has problems removing irssi? (Its written on german)
[10:46] <jakiw> rww Can I somehow change it to english, so u can read it better?
[10:46] <iceroot> spokes: can you post the output of ls -l /path/to/your/file
[10:46] <rww> jakiw: yeah, it's the same error message. What's happening is that it's trying to remove irssi, but can't run the post-removal script for some reason. Since it's in the middle of doing that, it doesn't want to do anything else at the same time.
[10:47] <rww> so debconf and probably other things won't install.
[10:47] <oskar-> jakiw:  change the ">" to a "|" in the command
[10:47] <neil_d> using 9.10.. when I ask mplayer to play an .avi it says "Error opening/initializing the selected video_out (-vo) device."  what can I do to fix this?   The sound does play.
[10:47] <rww> oh, duh. thanks oskar-
[10:47] <iceroot> !codec | neil_d
[10:47] <rww> jakiw: That previous command was incorrect. Do: echo '#!/bin/sh' | sudo tee /var/lib/dpkg/info/irssi.postrm
[10:47] <BladeNBrocade> spokes: if its bash you can try to run it under bash -x to see what its doing
[10:48] <Josh90> jakiw: http://paste.ubuntu.com/384999/
[10:49] <rww> jakiw: (the only side-effect of me giving you the wrong command there is that you now have a file called "sudo" in your current directory. you can remove it once we get this sorted :)
[10:49] <spokes> BladeNBrocade: so what would the command look like for bash -x
[10:49] <BladeNBrocade> bash -x <bash script>
[10:49] <spokes> BladeNBrocade: thanks
[10:49] <BladeNBrocade> np
[10:51] <neil_d> iceroot: the restricted packages are already installed.
[10:51] <dr-nicto> wow dragon age runs better on wine then windows 7 hehe
[10:52] <dassouki> what are some good tools to record presentations
[10:52] <gabri> ola
[10:52] <dr-nicto> holla
[10:52] <iceroot> neil_d: hm, ok. i am just using vlc and dont have such problems with it
[10:53] <spokes> BladeNBrocade: Interesting. When I execute bash -x ./runInstaller then the install script works
[10:53] <ZykoticK9> neil_d, in a terminal try "mplayer -vo x11 $FILENAME" then "mplayer -vo gl $FILENAME" and see if one works (it should)
[10:55] <BladeNBrocade> spokes: possibly its that your calling bash directly
[10:56] <neil_d> ZykoticK9: the "-vo x11" seems to work good!  the "-vo gl" flickers very badly
[10:57] <ZykoticK9> neil_d, does x11 have fullscreen video though?
[10:57] <spokes> BladeNBrocade: I thought that when I'm in terminal that the default shell is bash
[10:57] <jaims> alo?
[10:57] <BladeNBrocade> depends
[10:58] <jaims> anyone from chile? there was a huge earth quake over there right about now
[10:58] <BladeNBrocade> spokes: grep $user /etc/passwd
[10:58] <BladeNBrocade> and thats your default shell
[10:58] <neil_d> ZykoticK9: not really.. it goes full screen but only puts the picture in the middle with a lot of black around it.
[10:59] <ZykoticK9> neil_d, are you using an mplayer frontend of some sort?  if so, there should be some way to set the default vo device.
[10:59] <ZykoticK9> neil_d, try ..."-vo gl2" and see if it works
[10:59] <BladeNBrocade> there may also be something wrong with the #! line in the script and its calling the command interpreter,, that apparently calling it directly may remediate?
[10:59] <llcoolhodge> mudkip
[11:00] <jakiw> rww sorry, my Wlan didnt work anymore - another Error my Laptop has
[11:00] <jakiw> rww ur still there?
[11:00] <rww> jakiw: yep
[11:00] <meco> I can't find Opera in Synaptic. Is there some other way to install Opera?
[11:00] <rww> meco: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OperaBrowser
[11:00] <jakiw> rww The last thing u did was telling me, why this whole thing didnt work
[11:01] <neil_d> ZykoticK9: I right click on the .avi in a window, and select "Open With.."->"Mplayer media player"
[11:01] <jakiw> rww Did u get my Message about, that my Laptop crashed when I installed Irssi (the Prog my Laptop has Problems with how it seems)
[11:01] <iceroot> meco: its in the part-repository
[11:01] <iceroot> meco: partner
[11:01] <meco> rww: OK
[11:01] <rww> jakiw: no, but that would explain why the postrm file was broken
[11:01] <llcoolhodge> http://i50.tinypic.com/301olso.png
[11:02] <rww> jakiw: Anyways. We figured out why that first echo command I gave you didn't work. If you haven't already, run this corrected one:
[11:02] <jakiw> rww Ye, that time it was a very strange crash. The screen froze and the Caps Lock blinked
[11:02] <rww> jakiw: echo '#!/bin/sh' | sudo tee /var/lib/dpkg/info/irssi.postrm
[11:02] <harisund> Can someone tell me why my apt-get hangs at 99% [Waiting for headers] on one of my machines but works fine on other machines on the same LAN?
[11:03] <spokes> BladeNBrocade: just do grep $user /etc/passwd? When I do that it just sits there like it is waiting for more input?
[11:03] <jakiw> rww Output is: #!/bin/sh What shall I do now?
[11:04] <ZykoticK9> neil_d, well check in the options for vo or Video Out -- to see a list of all possible vo devices you can use "mplayer -vo help" and it will list a bunch more options, you can try experimenting and see which one works best for you.  I gotta go, so best of luck.
[11:04] <rww> jakiw: LANG=C sudo apt-get -f install
[11:04] <fedora_newb> anyone know how to enable matching tag highlight on bluefish?
[11:04] <rww> jakiw: and paste the output into paste.ubuntu.com and link it here
[11:04] <jakiw> rww What does Lang=C mean?
[11:04] <rww> jakiw: It should make it be in English.
[11:04] <rww> jakiw: if it doesn't, then whatever, I can semi-translate :)
[11:05] <jakiw> rww cool, it looks as if it worked:
[11:06] <meco> I get bash: deb: command not found when I try to install Opera
[11:06] <jakiw> rww I somehow cant paste in Xchat anymore?
[11:06] <neil_d> ZykoticK9: using the "Preferences"->"Main Menu" option I changed the "Sound & Video"->"Mplayer Media Player" preferences to call "mplayer" instead of "gmplayer" and things seem to be working much better now.
[11:06] <jakiw> rww http://paste.ubuntu.com/385006/
[11:06] <jakiw> rww ok, worked
[11:07] <dr-nicto> Question: How do I enter WINEDEBUG=-all into wine?
[11:07] <rww> meco: those instructions are flawed. You need to put the deb line in the /etc/apt/sources.list file (anywhere on its own line will do). You can edit that file with `gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list`
[11:07] <TijsVerwest> .
[11:07] <rww> meco: I'll update the page to say that, since it's confusing :)
[11:07] <jakiw> rww Can I try installing other programms now?
[11:07] <rww> jakiw: yep. From the look of it, it should all work now :)
[11:08] <jakiw> rww Thx so much for the Help!!!!
[11:08] <spokes> BladeNBrocade: I'm trying to install software under a specific user name. The software does not support installing under root. How do I install the software under a non-root user and not have it fail telling me that the user does not have permissions to install to a specified diretory?
[11:09] <pw-toxic_> hi
[11:09] <meco> rww: I added the HArdy Partner repository to Synaptic, but it still can't find Opera
[11:09] <rww> jakiw: no problem. You might want to check that you have the "ubuntu-standard" and "ubuntu-minimal" packages install. They install other packages (like debconf) that you really should have installed, and since debconf wasn't installed for some reason, it'd be worth checking.
[11:09] <pw-toxic_> i'd like to install ubuntu via network.. can someone tell me how or give a good link with a howto?
[11:09] <dr-nicto> Question: How do I enter WINEDEBUG=-all    into my dragon age origions game or wine ?
[11:10] <jakiw> rww So they are like alternatives to debconf?
[11:11] <rww> jakiw: I'll rephrasee: ubuntu-standard and ubuntu-minimal install basic system utilities (debconf is a basic system utility) that you should have installed.
[11:11] <rww> rephrase **]
[11:12] <jakiw> rww ok, they already are installed!
[11:12] <rww> meco: alright. I'm looking into it, one sec
[11:12] <rww> jakiw: awesome, you should be all set then :)
[11:13] <Dr_Willis> dr-nicto:  try #winehq
[11:13] <dr-nicto> channel winehq?
[11:13] <dr-nicto> oh duh lol thanks
[11:13] <jakiw> rww, Thx, u really helped me :D. Ill go and try to do some work now
[11:13] <fedora_newb> anyone know how on either gedit/bluefish to highlight a matching tag? for example, the </html> tag would highlight when on the <html> tag>
[11:13] <fedora_newb> ?
[11:14] <m0ar> Any way to get the alsa-applet back? ._.
[11:14] <red> fedora_newb: I'd like that too (used to it on notepad++
[11:14] <fedora_newb> red, me to :P
[11:15] <red> fedora_newb: I use Geany (better than Bluefish imho, not too bloated)
[11:15] <meco> rww: It's ok now.
[11:15] <red> what it does is hilights programming tags atleast
[11:15] <red> like if ( blabla ) {
[11:15] <rww> meco: Did you find it in the hardy partner repository, or did you use the Opera one instead?
[11:15] <red> and when you are at the ending } the opening { it accompanies is bolded
[11:15] <fedora_newb> red, i was using gedit, but read somewhere that bluefish the the tag highlighting, but it doesnt
[11:15] <meco> rww: It worked after I had added that deb line to the file you told me
[11:15] <red> give a go for geany
[11:16] <red> absolutely the best replacement for notepad++ i've found
[11:16] <fedora_newb> red, does it do tag highlighting or is there a plugin for it?
[11:16] <red> and I used the aforementioned for years :)
[11:16] <red> let me see
[11:16] <pw-toxic_> hi, i wanna know which network installation i do need
[11:16] <pw-toxic_> there is an i386 and an AMD64
[11:16] <pw-toxic_> i do have a 6bit processor
[11:16] <pw-toxic_> Intel Core Duo 2 SU..
[11:17] <rww> meco: okay, good :)
[11:17] <rww> pw-toxic_: you can use either
[11:17] <pw-toxic_> rww, but i want a 6 bit system
[11:17] <pw-toxic_> rww, is the i386 also 64bit?
[11:17] <Guest15795> njbjbhvb
[11:17] <Guest15795>   mmmm,mmmmmmmmm
[11:17] <pw-toxic_> its important, because i have >3 GB ram
[11:17] <Guest15795> mmjjkmtjkmnukmkjmjyukm,
[11:17] <rww> pw-toxic_: Core 2 Duos can run 32-bit or 64-bit. If you specifically want 64-bit, you want the AMD64 one.
[11:17] <red> fedora_newb: seems it only does braces hilighting, not html tags. dunno if theres a plugin for it. if you do find something that does it, please throw me a /msg :)
[11:17] <Guest15795> ukukrtkuiikikitrkkkiki
[11:17] <Guest15795> kiukkyukyu
[11:17] <Guest15795> iuy
[11:17] <Guest15795> ku
[11:17] <FloodBot3> Guest15795: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:17] <Guest15795> uu
[11:18] <rww> Guest15795: Do you have an Ubuntu support question?
[11:18] <fedora_newb> red, will do, thanks for the info
[11:18] <pw-toxic_> rww thanks.. im just confused why there is an AMD in front of the 64 ?!
[11:18] <bullgard> After restarting, my Chatzilla 0.9.86 Firefox extension window does not open maximized. How can I make my Chatzilla to open maximized after restarting?
[11:18] <rww> pw-toxic_: because AMD created the amd64/x86_64 architecture first. It works on Intel Core 2 also (I should know, I'm using it :)
[11:18] <pw-toxic_> rww, thanks for this information
[11:18] <spokes> iceroot: I'm trying to install software under a specific user name. The software does not support installing under root. How do I install the software under a non-root user and not have it fail telling me that the user does not have permissions to install to a specified directory?
[11:20] <m0ar> spokes: Permissions on the dir?
[11:21] <spokes> m0ar: the installation program is creating the directory
[11:21] <Dr_Willis> spokes:  what software?
[11:21] <m0ar> spokes: permissions on the dir above?
[11:22] <spokes> Dr_Willis: Oracle web tier utilities
[11:22] <spokes> m0ar: all directories will be created at installation time
[11:22] <Dr_Willis> spokes:  so its a binary installer? or source? or what?
[11:23] <m0ar> What's the difference between 'update-manager -d' and 'apt-get dist-upgrade'?  u-m want's to install 50MB's more than dist-upgrade
[11:23] <spokes> Dr_Willis: the install script is a bash script
[11:23] <rww> m0ar: "update-manager -d" is supported because it's coded to avoid possible upgrade problems. apt-get dist-upgrade is not supported as a method for upgrading from one Ubuntu version to another.
[11:24] <iAmerikan> should I upgrade to 10.4 or what?
[11:24] <rww> iAmerikan: no, it isn't ready yet
[11:24] <iAmerikan> How long should I wait?
[11:24] <rww> m0ar: in practise, I've noticed that update-manager also reinstalls ubuntu-desktop and any recommends of it when you use it.
[11:24] <rww> iAmerikan: until it's released at the end of April
[11:24] <Dr_Willis> spokes:   check the script out and the progrema homepage/forums there maybe some option you need to use.
[11:24] <spokes> Dr_Willis: the installer uses Java to execute the installation
[11:24] <m0ar> rww: Oh, since I use the Lucid alpha, dist-upgrade is fine?
[11:25] <Dr_Willis> spokes:  so basically its installing premade binaries some where.
[11:25] <red> oh and fedora_newb, you could always use the [-] on the left side to minimize the div
[11:25] <red> fedora_newb: that way you would see matching tag easily :)
[11:25] <iAmerikan> rww: I wouldn't have asked or anything, it's just the first time I've seen it in the upgrade mgr
[11:25] <lorenzo_> #ubuntu-it
[11:25] <rww> m0ar: If you're already on Lucid, you don't need to dist-upgrade at all. The "alpha" and "beta" milestones are identical to what you have with normal updates.
[11:25] <fedora_newb> red, still want the tag highlight :P
[11:25] <rww> iAmerikan: yeah, -d will prompt you to install development releases. You shouldn't do this, because they aren't supported and are broken.
[11:26] <red> me too :)
[11:26] <rww> m0ar: in future, by the way, Lucid questions go in #ubuntu+1.
[11:26] <m0ar> rww: I upgraded to lucid a while ago, did my last apt-get upgrade a few days ago. Now, dist-upgrade installed 250MB's for me
[11:26] <m0ar> rww: Yeah, sure
[11:26] <spokes> Dr_Willis: That is correct
[11:26] <m0ar> rww: So it does update and install apckages
[11:26] <iAmerikan> rww: thanks
[11:26] <spokes> Dr_Willis: I specify the directory and it creates the directory and then begins the installation
[11:26] <rww> m0ar: I imagine the difference in this case is that it's installing extra recommends from ubuntu-desktop or something like that.
[11:26] <m0ar> rww: What's that? :c
[11:27] <Moral_> um
[11:27] <Moral_> I accidentally removed the toolbar
[11:27] <Moral_> from my terminal how do I get it back, lol.
[11:27] <spokes> Dr_Willis: I guess I could create the directory ahead of time, but I would like to be able to specify the directory and then the installation create the directories
[11:28] <rww> m0ar: ask in #ubuntu+1, I'm about to go to sleep :\
[11:28] <Dr_Willis> spokes:  seems loke an odd bug if it cant write to its own dirrectories its made.
[11:29] <{C}ronos> i wrote about 3 simple bash scripts, does anyone know if there is a way to execute thos one after another from one exacutable file?
[11:29] <rhiino> ciao
[11:29] <Dr_Willis> {C}ronos:  make a script that runs the scripts
[11:29] <m0ar> Moral_: You don't use a bottom panel?
[11:29] <erUSUL> {C}ronos: make a simple bash script that does just that
[11:30] <{C}ronos> lol yes i have thought of that but
[11:30] <Dr_Willis> 90% of linux seems to be bash scripts callingeach other some times.. :)
[11:30] <soicon> {C}ronos: but what :P
[11:30] <{C}ronos> in the first script you have to input some information as does the last one
[11:30] <rww> Moral_: "toolbar" as in your terminal program's menubar?
[11:30] <Moral_> yea
[11:30] <Moral_> I fixed it
[11:30] <Moral_> thanks, though.
[11:31] <Dr_Willis> {C}ronos:  so?
[11:31] <m0ar> rww: No, the panel I'd guess
[11:31] <{C}ronos> and they all have to keep running
[11:31] <m0ar> rww: Oh nvm x)
[11:31] <spokes> Dr_Willis: The installation states that I don't have permissions to create the directory
[11:31] <{C}ronos> they all stay running to do something
[11:31] <Dr_Willis> {C}ronos:  you are not beinv very clear.. one runs.. asks for some input.. then goes on...
[11:32] <fedora_newb> red, how do you get rid of the line in the middle of the page?
[11:32] <spokes> Dr_Willis: How do I set the user to have directory creation permissions?
[11:32] <Dr_Willis> spokes:  seems weird, You could run th installer with sudo I guess.. but that sounds like a nasty way to do it
[11:32] <Dr_Willis> spokes:  if its in their home dir. they allready do.
[11:32] <Dr_Willis> spokes:  any system dirs.. they do not
[11:33] <spokes> Dr_Willis: it is not in the home directory. Can I change so it has permissions to create outside of its home directory
[11:33] <Dr_Willis> spokes:  then you run the installer as root.
[11:33] <chris8> Hey room!  I'm trying to play a DVD in movieplayer, but i'm getting distortion in the video and audio... is this normal?  Is there a better DVD player?
[11:33] <{C}ronos> the first one asks for input and keeps running, the second just does its thing and keeps running, the third one asks for input and keeps running
[11:33] <spokes> Dr_Willis: the installer does not allow the installation to be done with root
[11:34] <erUSUL> chris8: i like xine-ui or vlc for dvd's
[11:34] <Dr_Willis> spokes:  i would say check their install docs then. I think there maybe somthing you missed.
[11:34] <spokes> Dr_Willis: I guess I will have to create under the home directory
[11:34] <chris8> erUSUL: do i just hafta install VLC or add libraries too?
[11:35] <Dr_Willis> spokes:  if its makng a system directoy like /var/www/XXX then thats not going to be makeable by the user. Unless you run it as a user with proper group permissions for /var/www/
[11:35] <erUSUL> chris8: just install it
[11:35] <chris8> THANKS!!!!!
[11:35] <chris8> lata'!
[11:36] <pw-toxic_> i just walked trhough the tutorial for PXE boot, but the PXE boot cant find the boot image ;(
[11:37] <pw-toxic_> any idea how i could find out where the problem is?
[11:37] <YBH_1> live video feed 8.8 quake Chile http://www.ustream.tv/channel/tv-de-chile
[11:37] <spokes> Dr_Willis: I did the install under the home directory. It wasn't worth the hassle to do it any other way
[11:37] <spokes> Dr_Willis: Thanks for the information
[11:38] <TSK> Greetings.  I have a question about memory usage.  If I had 4 gig when I installed and had to remove 2 gig of it later due to memory gone bad, leaving me with only 2 gig now, could/would that affect (in a negative way) how efficiently my system uses the 2 gig of memory I have left?
[11:39] <edeca> TSK: You'll just have less memory
[11:39] <edeca> TSK: Do you have swap?
[11:40] <soicon> TSK: the system memory no longer operates in dual channel mode  , maybe slower
[11:40] <TSK> edeca: Yes indeed, I do have swap.  However, it appears as if my system is running out of memory entirely to easily (causing it to have to swap much harder than seems reasonable for having 2 gig of RAM on a Linux box).
[11:41] <TSK> *too easily
[11:41] <edeca> TSK: What is on it?  A server?  A full WM environment?
[11:41] <Josh90> Could anyone help me get this working. http://paste.ubuntu.com/385018/
[11:41] <edeca> TSK: 2GB RAM isn't that bad really
[11:41] <TSK> edeca: Desktop machine
[11:41] <Josh90> Pleas?
[11:41] <edeca> TSK: What does swapon -s show?
[11:41] <edeca> TSK: Or run something like htop and check the swap
[11:41] <TSK> 2 gig SHOULD still be more than enough for a Linux desktop to perform well.  That's why it seems odd.
[11:42] <mneptok> TSK: free -m
[11:42] <edeca> Josh90: You haven't said what is broken
[11:42] <TSK> Well, right this moment, it's using 630.8 meg of swap.
[11:42] <soicon> TSK: do you run Virtual machine ?
[11:42] <TSK> soicon: Not at the moment, no.
[11:43] <Josh90> edeca: It's a script i got before but i not sure how to run it.
[11:43] <edeca> Josh90: ./Script
[11:43] <TSK> At this moment, I'm only running Konversation.
[11:43] <edeca> TSK: That's quite high swap then.  Can't you just pick up more RAM for $10? :)
[11:43] <soicon> mine is 2,5 GB of RAM, and I have just to upgrade to 4GB to play 8 Virtualbox instances at once .
[11:44] <faileas> lol
[11:44] <soicon> so...yours is weird
[11:44] <edeca> soicon: Well of course, because that's 9 machines running....
[11:44] <faileas> or use less memory per instance
[11:44] <web5|org|ua> HOW to access through samba via network mounted ntfs partition on linux server ?
[11:44] <TSK> edeca: Well, it's a bit more'n $10 to grab another 2 gig of RAM to replace what was lost, but aye.  It's looking as though I'm likely going to have to grab more RAM, as it was generally almost NEVER touching swap at all when I had 4Gig, even when I did run VMs.  :)
[11:44] <edeca> web5|org|ua: Which bit are you having trouble with?  You need to edit the samba config to allow access to it
[11:45] <edeca> TSK: Yea, I only have 2GB in my work desktop and it's quite usable even with a VM
[11:45] <soicon> yes, I said that is mine, it's not TSK case
[11:46] <web5|org|ua> edeca: mounted partition in /media have rwx------ permission and i can only see the name, can't browse
[11:46] <TSK> I was mostly just wondering if there are configuration choices made during the install that are based on the amount of RAM available during the install process which might be appropriate for the larger amount of RAM I had, but not so great for the current amount.  :)
[11:46] <TSK> Ramdisk sizes, etc?
[11:47] <devilsadvocate> hi. can i install ubuntu from a live cd of another distribution?4
[11:47] <jrib> !away > randoms
[11:48] <psycho_oreos> devilsadvocate, no
[11:48] <devilsadvocate> psycho_oreos: ok. what about from another linux installation? (without a bootable medium)
[11:48] <Josh90> edeca bash: ./Background: Permission denied
[11:49] <psycho_oreos> devilsadvocate, no you can't not without tremendous amounts of work
[11:49] <TSK> devilsadvocate: Technically you probably COULD if you were stubborn enough and wanted to mess with some really nerdy stuff, but it would likely be a royal pain to accomplish and not worth the effort.  :)
[11:49] <edeca> Is there a scripting basics thing for Josh90?
[11:49] <web5|org|ua> edeca: can you help me, please ?
[11:49] <edeca> Josh90: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/linux-tutorials-howtos-reference-material/1135-guide-people-new-linux-command-line.html
[11:49]  * devilsadvocate made the mistake of trying out arch and is now sufficiently annoyed with it to not bother debugging a nasty kernel panic
[11:49] <Josh90> edeca:  Thanks
[11:50] <edeca> web5|org|ua: Have you modified your samba config to enable browsing to /media/whatever ?
[11:51] <psycho_oreos> devilsadvocate, well without a bootable medium, there's lots of other advanced ways in which requires lots of hair pulling and hoping it'll work
[11:51] <web5|org|ua> edeca: yes, to /media, and other folders fully accessible, but only this ntfs mounted no access granted.
[11:51] <edeca> web5|org|ua: What does the output of the mount command show for that partition?
[11:51] <web5|org|ua> edeca: for example, to /media/cdrom - no problem, to /media/D [ntfs] NO.
[11:52] <edeca> web5|org|ua: I bet it is mounted without user permission
[11:52] <web5|org|ua> edeca: rwx------
[11:52] <web5|org|ua> edeca: /media/D
[11:52] <edeca> web5|org|ua: That _wasn't_ what I asked for
[11:52] <edeca> web5|org|ua: The output of the command `mount`
[11:52] <edeca> web5|org|ua: For that drive only
[11:53] <web5|org|ua> edeca: i mount on the server with gnome
[11:53] <edeca> web5|org|ua: You're completely ignoring my attempts to help you, so good luck
[11:54] <soicon> web5|org|ua: open terminal and issue the 'mount' command then post the output here, as edeca said ^^
[11:54] <web5|org|ua> "/dev/sda5 on /media/D type fuseblk (rw,nosuid,nodev,allow_other,default_permissions,blksize=4096)"
[11:55] <web5|org|ua> sorry guys, never used in this way
[11:56] <web5|org|ua> edeca: soicon: and ?
[11:59] <web5|org|ua> damn.
[11:59] <perlsyntax> Does any know ow to use the python-profiler?
[12:00] <edeca> perlsyntax: #python ?
[12:00] <perlsyntax> i try in there no one know.
[12:00] <edeca> Right, so why don't you go try #happybunnies instead?
[12:00] <perlsyntax> why don't you be so RUDE!
[12:01] <edeca> perlsyntax: This is an ubuntu help channel.
[12:01] <lorenzo_> #ubuntu-it
[12:01] <perlsyntax> This not a help channel more like the shit room lmao.
[12:01] <edeca> Heh
[12:02] <TSK> Wow.  Grumpy...
[12:02] <neko> hi!! when i try to launch JDownloader i get the error "cant connect to X11 window..."
[12:02] <edeca> neko: How are you launching it?
[12:02] <neko> edeca: in a terminal window.  I wanted to setup Skype 4 over WINE, but after setup downloaded files, it makes this error: "Problem with server connection"; any ideas ?
[12:05] <edeca> Sami_ubuntu: Any firewalls or proxies in the way?
[12:05] <Sami_ubuntu> in ubunu ?
[12:05] <Sami_ubuntu> +t
[12:06] <OerHeks> Sami_ubuntu,  use skype from the software centre.
[12:06] <overmind> Sami_ubuntu: Ubuntu uses iptables as firewall, you can configure it via terminal using ufw, or via gtk using firestarter.
[12:06] <web5|org|ua> how to grant access through samba to /dev/sda5 on /media/D type fuseblk (rw,nosuid,nodev,allow_other,default_permissions,blksize=4096) ?
[12:06] <Sami_ubuntu> OerHeks i have v 2.1 for linux, but 4.x is more better
[12:06] <neko> edeca: when i type 'xhost +' with my user i get the error 'unable to open display localhost:0.0'
[12:06] <hellyeah> frozen bubble breaks my display from 1280 800 to 640 480
[12:06] <hellyeah> sucks
[12:06] <overmind> !language | hellyeah
[12:06] <dassouki> I can't seem to get sunbird to syn with my google apps calendar. i'm using this http://www.google.com/support/calendar/bin/answer.py?answer=99358#sunbird
[12:07] <hellyeah> what happens if i change my repo with jaunty repo
[12:07] <hellyeah> and i make aptitude update
[12:07] <Reyuken> sucks
[12:07] <hellyeah> system breaks ?
[12:07] <overmind> hellyeah: Surelly it won't update
[12:08] <gordonjcp> I'm trying to install eeebuntu on an Eee 700, but I've kind of got stuck at the start - I can't find a disk image of the installer, only .iso files
[12:08] <hellyeah> overmind,
[12:08] <hellyeah> packages in karmic has full of bug
[12:08] <Reyuken> you need to burn the iso files probaly
[12:08] <gordonjcp> unetbootin doesn't work, and isotostick is looking for all sorts of udev stuff
[12:08] <Sami_ubuntu> overmind: it reports, that it is inactive
[12:09] <gordonjcp> Reyuken: burn them on what?
[12:09] <overmind> Sami_ubuntu: It should be enabled
[12:09] <Sami_ubuntu> so, may i disable it ?
[12:09] <gordonjcp> Reyuken: the .iso files are over 800M, and the Eee doesn't have a CD drive anyway
[12:09] <chris8> Hey room!  I use Pidgin as an MSN client with a yahoo.com address... lately i've been getting "contact requests" on yahoo's chat on their email site, which i've been denying... Will these contact requests ALSO get through to my msn?
[12:09] <Reyuken> Oh
[12:10] <gordonjcp> Reyuken: and in any case I haven't had a machine with optical disks for about a decade
[12:10] <ZykoticK9> gordonjcp, instructions on creating USB disk at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[12:10] <gordonjcp> ZykoticK9: doens't help me
[12:10] <gordonjcp> ZykoticK9: that just says "run usb-creator", which is an Ubuntu thing
[12:10]  * TSK wonders why some people are so hateful toward something that cost them nothing.
[12:11] <gordonjcp> ZykoticK9: I don't have usb-creator, because I don't have Ubuntu.  I don't have Ubuntu because it can't be installed from a USB stick
[12:11] <overmind> Sami_ubuntu: By defaults it comes disabled, then you need to enable it, try using "sudo ufw enable", then add rules
[12:12] <Sami_ubuntu> overmind if i can download then install it, it would be work :)
[12:12] <Sami_ubuntu> but i see
[12:12] <Sami_ubuntu> thet it downloads
[12:12] <Sami_ubuntu> but the error comes in the end of download
[12:12] <Sami_ubuntu> i try it now
[12:12] <overmind> Sami_ubuntu: What error?
[12:13] <Sami_ubuntu> that problem with server connection
[12:13] <mithro> hello, when I just installed karmic and now my mouse doesn't work in X, if I cat /dev/input/mice I get stuff when I move the mouse but nothing happens to the cursor
[12:13] <mithro> s/when //
[12:13] <OerHeks> gordonjcp, http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ on that page you find the windows and linux version of unetbootin, to prepare the usb sticj
[12:13] <Sami_ubuntu> so overmind, i think it is downloaded, but it can't access to it ?!
[12:13] <slowlearner> i need help :(, sound not working at all in karmic. I have a VIA VT1708B 8-Ch. I can't even run alsamixer.
[12:13] <Gheddy_Zarc> i got hi I got my huawei K3765 mobile broadband modem going but cant browse the web can only send SMS messages, cant post to betavine for some reason,,Im so,o  close, the app from vodafone australia running in 9.04 is beautiful lol, using old xp box to get in here at the moment, the ubuntu is on a much faster newer machine,
[12:14] <mithro> is there a way to force X to have a mouse using xorg.conf or something?
[12:14] <pippo> hello people
[12:14] <pippo> I have an notebook with no hardisk
[12:14] <pippo> I'm goint to replace by a flash drive (pen)
[12:14] <madurasszs> hey how can i reset the xorg.conf (i upgraded to lucid from karmic,fglrx is not supported)
[12:15] <TSK> madurasszs: I don't know if it
[12:15] <overmind> madurasszs: Maybe restartx? I don't know very well
[12:15] <pippo> Is it ubuntu a good choice for a flash usb pen? I mean is it optimezed by it (the number of writind and others)
[12:15] <madurasszs> will xorg auto detect the video if run with out a xorg.conf
[12:15] <OerHeks> pippo yes, but make sure u use ext2, not ext3 or ext4
[12:15] <madurasszs> Tsk and overmind, it doesnt even bring up a terminal
[12:16] <TSK> madurasszs: I don't know if it's the RIGHT way to do it, but you could make a backup copy of the xorg.conf and then move it out of the way and try running with the automatic xorg default settings to see how far that gets you.
[12:16] <madurasszs> ctrl+alt+f1 to f6 are not active, only the gui but it's all coruppted
[12:17] <TSK> madurasszs: Ah.  Brutal.  :(
[12:17] <madurasszs> tsk defualts mean that i just rename the xorg.conf and run right?
[12:17] <saleem> hello
[12:17] <amikrop> Hello, is there any option or plugin for Audacious that can make it exit smoothly?
[12:18] <madurasszs> tsk hey theres this support channel i'll go ask there thanks
[12:18] <amikrop> I mean, when you stop or pause a track, or even exit the program, the sound goes fastly down progressively?
[12:18] <amikrop> Like in Winamp for Windows.
[12:18] <saleem> i have a fully updated jaunty installation, i ran update manager but it doesnt show any upgrade option to 9.10,
[12:18] <madurasszs> saleem run
[12:18] <saleem> is there something im missind
[12:19] <madurasszs> update-manager -d
[12:19] <saleem> as sudo in shell?
[12:19] <madurasszs> if you have an ATI video card and have fglrx installed its better not to upgrade :P
[12:19] <gordonjcp> OerHeks: unetbootin doesn't work
[12:19] <madurasszs> saleem yea
[12:19] <saleem> i have nvidia driver installed
[12:20] <gordonjcp> OerHeks: it doesn't produce a bootable image
[12:20] <saleem> thanks mad
[12:20] <madurasszs> k then thats ok
[12:20] <gordonjcp> I just don't understand why distros still produce .iso files
[12:20] <gordonjcp> am I supposed to travel back in time to 2000 and buy a CD writer, or something?
[12:20] <OerHeks> gordonjcp, you have to download the .iso first, then use unetbootin to make the usbstick bootable and transfer the files. verry easy
[12:20] <gordonjcp> I don't even know where to look to buy a CD writer
[12:21] <frankS2> gordonjcp: where do they sell computers at ur place?
[12:21] <frankS2> thats the place
[12:21] <Kentrel> Hi, the past two days my computer is off when I come home. I think it might be a powercut or something. Whats the best way to find out what time that happened?
[12:21] <gordonjcp> OerHeks: I have unetbootin, I have the iso, I ran unetbootin, the disk is *not bootable*
[12:21] <frankS2> Kentrel: cat /var/log/messages.*
[12:21] <gordonjcp> frankS2: computer shops
[12:21] <OerHeks> a .iso file is an 1:1 copy of a completed cd, unetbootin can handle the format
[12:21] <gordonjcp> OerHeks: or rather, it boots, but hangs immediately with a black screen
[12:21] <Kentrel> frank, that file ends with a lot of binary data
[12:22] <gordonjcp> OerHeks: I know what an .iso is
[12:22] <Andys^> 1/part
[12:23] <saleem>  update-manager -d doesnt return anything either,, strange
[12:23] <overmind> saleem: Because is not beta or RC, is still alpha
[12:23] <Evet> which command starts gnome file manager?
[12:23] <overmind> Evet: "nautilus"
[12:24] <Evet> overmind: thank you
[12:24] <saleem> overmind: i m looking for upgrading from 9.04 to 9.10
[12:24] <overmind> saleem: I don't recommend it to you, is still alpha, you should wait to beta
[12:25] <schurro> that is BS! 9.10 is already released.
[12:25] <overmind> ah, sorry, I was thinking about 10.04
[12:25] <saleem> overmind : :)
[12:25] <Curly_Q> I installed Ubuntu i386 server for the first time. I cannot log into root or the original account I setup. Can I just create a new password instead of re-installing?
[12:26] <overmind> saleem: Well, have you tried opening update-manager normally?
[12:26] <saleem> yes and same result
[12:26] <overmind> saleem: Using "main server"?
[12:26] <slowlearner> i need help :(, sound not working at all in karmic. I have a VIA VT1708B 8-Ch. I can't even run alsamixer.
[12:26] <saleem> it just says your system is uptodate
[12:26] <saleem> im on italian mirrors
[12:27] <overmind> saleem: Yri switching to main server (central server)
[12:27] <overmind> Try
[12:27] <tunai> i got a problem
[12:27] <overmind> !ask | tunai
[12:27] <tunai> k
[12:28] <tunai> if i minimize somthing it dosent show in to in my screeb and my aplication dont show and my time has fanished
[12:28] <reeniginEesreveR> how can i test apache configuration without actually running apache on ubuntu?
[12:29] <overmind> tunai: So you haven't got application list in bar, right?
[12:30] <awb> Hi, I'm running Ubuntu Server 9.10 and it cannot download from the repositeries. I have had the same problem on my PC running Ubuntu 9.10 and I discovered when I changed where to download from in software sources from 'Server in United Kingdom' to 'Main Server' everything started to work (ie. Download). How would I change the setting in Ubuntu Server to 'Main Server'?
[12:30] <mariusz> hi
[12:31] <gnomemercy> hello mariusz
[12:31] <tunai> overmind:yeah and my lovewr bar dosent show too
[12:31] <overmind> awb: My ubuntu is in spanish, but is in System >> Administration >> Software Source
[12:31] <rww> awb: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list, change the entries that say "gb.archive.ubuntu.com" or "uk.archive.ubuntu.com" (I forget which it is) to just "archive.ubuntu.com
[12:31] <overmind> tunai: Click in up bar with mouse2 and select "add new bar"
[12:32] <awb> @rww I'll try now thanks very much
[12:32] <overmind> tunai: Or "new panel"
[12:32] <overmind> rww: Is easier changing via menu than command line
[12:33] <m0ar> overmind: Not much is
[12:33] <rww> overmind: Ubuntu Server doesn't have a menu, Software Sources, or a GUI.
[12:33] <xfact> I have new installed Ubuntu 9.10 and it has some formal fonts, Ubuntu has any other source to have some more attractive fonts? (I need those for my video editing)
[12:33] <tunai> Where i click?
[12:33] <xfact> please help
[12:33] <awb> @overmind ubuntu server is a CLI
[12:33] <overmind> rww: Mhh, I missread, I didn't read "server", I was wrong, sorry :P
[12:33] <rww> overmind: no problem :)
[12:34] <jpds> rww: !
[12:34] <xfact> How to download more fonts in Ubuntu?
[12:34] <obiwan_> guys anybody knows the insides of networkmanager?
[12:34] <overmind> tunai: In up bar, right mouse button, "new panel/bar"
[12:34] <obiwan_> iwconfig eth1 list works only if i first run networkmanager
[12:34] <jrib> !fonts | xfact
[12:35] <overmind> tunai: Have you done?
[12:35] <jpds> awb: What errors are you getting from gb.archive?
[12:35] <tunai> no it dosent till show upper and lover bar
[12:35] <xfact> jrib, Thank you :)
[12:36] <tunai> Cant listen tuo muski becouse muted and dont know whre to unmute becouse bar isint showin
[12:37] <overmind> tunai: I don't know, sorry
[12:37] <gnomemercy> has anyone every tried to get DVD43 to work with wine?
[12:38] <littlegirl> tunai: If you open a terminal window and type alsamixer you might be able to unmute the sound from there.
[12:39] <voidprayer> excuse me. i am modifying my keymaps in both console and XWindow. do I need to create 2 keymap files seperatedly for both settings?
[12:40] <gnomemercy> my problem is that I want to kill the region and copy write to DVD movies like DVD43 does in winblows
[12:41] <gnomemercy> any suggestions?
[12:42] <gordonjcp> right, so after converting the ISO to a USB stick by hand, I now find that eeebuntu makes all sorts of fundamentally retarded decisions, like setting up swap on an SSD and using ext3
[12:42] <utopos> uola
[12:42] <joseph_> ?
[12:42] <utopos> hay alguien por ahí?
[12:42] <joseph_> si yo
[12:43] <gordonjcp> !en | utopos
[12:43] <utopos> una pregunta, sabes como puedo abrir un archivo protegido de word
[12:43] <utopos> con contraseña
[12:43] <utopos> es de mi novia
[12:43] <i_is_broke> !es | utopos
[12:45] <erUSUL> !dvd | gnomemercy
[12:46] <utopos> hola
[12:46] <utopos> hay alguien por ahí?
[12:46] <Moral_> utopos,  En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter.
[12:46] <xfact> Thanks for help, bye for now..
[12:46] <erUSUL> utopos: si pero aqui no puedes preguntar en español. ve al canal #ubuntu-es
[12:48] <Nicador_fl> Hello. I have a problem with postfix. If a send an email to @yahoo.com it ends up in Spam.... what's the problem ?
[12:51] <WOLF85> ciao a tutti posso chidere qui info su ubuntu?
[12:51] <dlynes> !es | WOLF85
[12:51] <WOLF85> hi
[12:52] <WOLF85> can i have some information about
[12:52] <WOLF85> amsn?
[12:52] <dlynes> WOLF85, what about it?
[12:52] <Moral_> dlynes, he's speaking italian not spanish
[12:52] <dlynes> Moral_, oh
[12:52] <Moral_> lol just an fyi
[12:52] <dlynes> Moral_, all non-english/non-chinese all looks the same to me :)
[12:52] <Moral_> lol
[12:52] <WOLF85> i would like to know, how can i install
[12:53] <WOLF85> amsn in xubuntu tst version
[12:53] <WOLF85> last
[12:53] <dlynes> WOLF85, did you do apt-cache search amsn?
[12:53] <gnomemercy> Nic it looks like you need to fix the problem inside your yahoo account settings, I would check that first
[12:53] <WOLF85> i'm a novice please can you tell me the step that i have to do?
[12:54] <dlynes> WOLF85, First you do an apt-cache search amsn
[12:54] <dlynes> WOLF85, that will help you find the package name
[12:54] <WOLF85> i tell you more
[12:54] <WOLF85> i went in the site of amsn
[12:54] <dlynes> WOLF85, then when you find the package name you want, you do an apt-get get install ${packagename}, where ${packagename} is the package name you found in apt-cache
[12:54] <WOLF85>  package but i can't find the right version
[12:55] <WOLF85> i need xubuntu version and there are many versions in ubuntu link
[12:55] <oskar-> WOLF85:  in ubunt you should always install software from the repository and not something downloaded somewhere in the web
[12:56] <WOLF85> i know..
[12:56] <WOLF85> thank you guys
[12:56] <dlynes> WOLF85, If you know, why are you looking on the amsn website?
[12:56]  * dlynes shakes his head.
[12:56] <WOLF85> because
[12:57] <WOLF85> i'm a noob with xubuntu
[12:57] <WOLF85> and i would like to know
[12:57] <dlynes> apt-get/apt-cache is pretty much all you need to know
[12:57] <WOLF85> the step that i have to do with my wondow shell
[12:57] <dlynes> And I think ubuntu also has synaptic package manager
[12:58] <dlynes> WOLF85, synaptic should completely free you from using apt-get/apt-cache, if you're not trying to do anything out of the ordinary
[12:58] <WOLF85> so i open a shell and i wrote apt/get
[12:58] <WOLF85> and then?
[12:58] <erUSUL> !software | WOLF85
[12:59] <dlynes> WOLF85, for this particular application, just do 'sudo apt-get install amsn', but follow ubottu's link for the general way of doing things
[12:59] <jbee> bekks: danke!
[13:00] <dlynes> Or, at least I'm assuming it's the same package name on ubuntu (I'm on debian at the moment...I only use ubuntu at work)
[13:00] <WOLF85> ok i go... thank you so much dlynes
[13:02] <gamerx> hey, having some trouble with audio on my MSI EX-620, im running ubuntu 9.10, but when i plug headphones in it comes from the internal ones too
[13:02] <Anshul> need some advice about dual boot
[13:03] <Anshul> i had windows 7 running....then i installed ubuntu over it and now windows does not boot, at boot there is no option for other os, they are both installed seperately on the HDD
[13:04] <TheAshMan> hey, has anyone on 9.10 tried to upgrade to php 5.2.12 recently? i get a broken packages error
[13:04] <fdtdftdsf> s
[13:05] <zzd> hello lucid upgrade resulted in a green/black screen want to reset xorg atleast to run properly(i've used fglrx before)
[13:06] <jolicloud> H5
[13:06] <jolicloud> h
[13:06] <jolicloud> bjr
[13:06] <PratikAnand> Hi...how do I generate OLAP cubes on 9.10? Is there any tool available for it?
[13:06] <erUSUL> !lucid | zzd
[13:07] <zax1> hi all, i want to install k/ubuntu on my hp laptop, its a 6510b(965express chipset)with authentec fingerprint sensor, will k/buntu recognise it at install, or will i have to install a seperate package to make it work, also, i want to be able to logon to buntu using the fingerprint sensor, will it support that function ?
[13:09] <zax1> this must be the slowest and quietest i have ever seen this channel to be
[13:09] <OerHeks> zax1
[13:09] <zax1> yup
[13:10] <Quan-Time_> shh.. you will spoil the serenity
[13:10] <zax1> smarty pants :)
[13:10] <PratikAnand> Hi...how do I generate OLAP cubes on 9.10? Is there any tool available for it?
[13:10] <sander> hi all
[13:11] <quietone> I use two screens. Can I force apps to open in a specific one?
[13:11] <littlegirl> TheAshMan: What error are you getting?
[13:12] <TheAshMan> http://paste2.org/p/692574
[13:12] <TheAshMan> littlegirl, ^^
[13:12] <OerHeks> zax1 yes it can work > http://packages.ubuntu.com/nl/karmic/aes2501-wy
[13:12] <jrib> quietone: probably with devilspie
[13:12] <dad> hi
[13:13] <Guest72576> elp me with diisable password on resume from suspend
[13:13] <littlegirl> TheAshMan: Have you tried sudo apt-get -f install foo (replacing foo with the pkg name you are having trouble with)?
[13:14] <littlegirl> TheAshMan: It's supposed to fix packages with broken dependencies. (:
[13:14] <zax1> OerHeks: thanks
[13:14] <zax1> though i do not understan the document
[13:16] <sander> hello
[13:16] <Guest72576> help me with disabliing password on resume from suspend karmic
[13:17] <philip> hallo
[13:17] <Guest72576> hi
[13:17] <TheAshMan> littlegirl, thanks, i'll have a look into it
[13:17] <littlegirl> TheAshMan: I hope it works. (:
[13:18] <philip> ist jemand hier der sich gut mit ubuntu auskennt und mir vllt helfen kann
[13:19] <erUSUL> !de
[13:19] <A> hello
[13:20] <A> i have a problem in configuring hp remote control
[13:22] <dlynes> littlegirl, Thanks for the tip on uck the other day
[13:22] <andreo`> I have the lags while scrolling (FireFox, Chrome, Emacs). At the same time there are no lags on Windows.
[13:22] <quietone> jrib: thanks for the idea. it looks like it will fit my needs.
[13:22] <littlegirl> dlynes: Any time! Did you try it and like it?
[13:22] <dlynes> littlegirl, Unfortunately, it doesn't suit my needs...it requires a desktop version of ubuntu
[13:22] <zax1> can any one confirm they can log on to linux using a fingerprint sensor ?
[13:23] <littlegirl> dlynes: Aw, I'm sorry. There are a couple of other ways of doing it. Did you go to the link on my blog?
[13:23] <soicon> andreo`: did you opening webpage with flash files ?
[13:23] <dlynes> littlegirl, yeah...I saw the other two programs as well
[13:23] <andreo`> soicon: google reader
[13:23] <dlynes> littlegirl, from those links, I think what I'm going to do, is use my existing pxe boot installer, and do preseeding
[13:23] <littlegirl> dlynes: Were either of those able to do it?
[13:24] <littlegirl> dlynes: Wow, you just totally lost me. (:
[13:24] <littlegirl> dlynes: What's preseeding?
[13:24] <surjya> hi geeks ... a very simple question i hav
[13:24] <dlynes> littlegirl, Check your ubuntu installer cd (as long as you're not using the network installer)...you'll see a directory on there called 'preseed'
[13:25] <surjya> Now i am installing iw for my wireless card
[13:25] <littlegirl> dlynes: Interesting. (:
[13:25] <dlynes> littlegirl, yeah..it's an alternative to doing quikstart
[13:25] <littlegirl> dlynes: And you can customize that?
[13:25] <WizardOfOz> Hello, I have downloaded and install VirtualBox on Ubuntu REmix, now how do I erm install XP on it ?
[13:25] <dlynes> littlegirl, it's a little more involved, but it's way more customizable than quikstart
[13:26] <surjya> while doing "make" it tells to set environment variable PKG_CONFIG_PATH for libnl
[13:26] <littlegirl> dlynes: But at least you'll be able to create the installer you want, right?
[13:26] <surjya> I dont know how to do it
[13:26] <surjya> can anybody pleasee help
[13:26] <dlynes> littlegirl, and so i can make two preseeds...one for my master nodes, and one for my slave nodes
[13:26] <dlynes> littlegirl, yes, I believe so
[13:26] <WizardOfOz> http://seogadget.co.uk/how-to-install-virtualbox/ sucks
[13:27] <noaXess> hi all
[13:27] <littlegirl> dlynes: I'm glad there's a way to do it. It's too bad it isn't possible with Uck, though, since that seems like such a gentle way of doing things. (:
[13:27] <dlynes> littlegirl, yeah...easier would be better
[13:27] <littlegirl> dlynes: Do you only need to do this once, or will you need to do it again and again?
[13:27] <noaXess> i have kernel 2.6.31-20-generic and all ready installed linux-headers.. if i need to compile a driver with the current kernel headers.. need i do anything before starting compiling?
[13:27] <dlynes> littlegirl, but, I just need it to happen, so whether it's difficult or easy is immaterial
[13:27] <noaXess> where to start?
[13:28] <littlegirl> dlynes: Yeah, I'm just figuring if you need to do it more than once, you might want to turn the steps into an interactive script, at least.
[13:28] <dlynes> littlegirl, Only need to do it once, so that some other low paid people can do all the drudge work
[13:28] <lorenzo_> #ubuntu-it
[13:28] <noaXess> should i start in /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.31-20 or in /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.31-20-generic?
[13:28] <WizardOfOz> Anyone ?
[13:29] <dlynes> littlegirl, I've already got a script that'll get run after all the stuff is installed
[13:29] <littlegirl> Wizard: Click the New button and then follow the wizard that pops up.
[13:29] <dlynes> littlegirl, It goes through and installs all my packages that I need, nvidia opengl drivers, drbl, ...
[13:29] <dlynes> WizardOfOz, you'll need your windows xp install cd as well
[13:30] <WizardOfOz> littlegirl: no help.
[13:30] <dlynes> WizardOfOz, and configure your virtualbox to have access to the cd drive
[13:30] <WizardOfOz> I want to install the XP on External HDD
[13:30] <WizardOfOz> and the Image of XP is on the External HDD
[13:30] <littlegirl> dlynes: I mean a script that interactively asks you all the things needed to do the preseeding thing. Sort of a home-made Uck. (:
[13:30] <dlynes> littlegirl, oh...no
[13:31] <dlynes> littlegirl, I'm just going to create the preseed file once
[13:31] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: Installing from an image on the hard drive shouldn't be a problem. What kind of trouble are you running into?
[13:31] <sander> why would yo ever like to run XP :)
[13:31] <WizardOfOz> littlegirl ISO image not detectng
[13:31] <WizardOfOz> *detecting
[13:31] <littlegirl> dlynes: Ah, that's what I was wondering - whether this was going to be a one-time deal or something you'd have to redo down the road. (:
[13:31] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: Are you able to mount the image?
[13:32] <dlynes> littlegirl, and it'll have it set up so that there's only two prompts to the end user (tab, enter for ok, i want to install java) and (tab, yes, I accept the licensing agreement for java)
[13:32] <Shubuntu> guys i'm having problems with my lcd brightness in ubuntu karmic, can anyone help please?
[13:32] <WizardOfOz> littlegirl
[13:32] <WizardOfOz> yes
[13:32] <dlynes> littlegirl, Well, I might have to redo it again for 64-bit as well, and maybe karmic
[13:32] <littlegirl> dlynes: Ah, making it easy for the end user. (:
[13:33] <dlynes> littlegirl, right now, however, karmic has issues with nfs startup scripts, so it's not a consideration currently
[13:33] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: Which version of VirtualBox are you using? Mine's kind of old (2.1.4).
[13:33] <nikhilinux> i have an external hard disk.  I have to mount it all the time and it asks for root password.  How do i bypass this?
[13:33] <Arthuros> RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
[13:33] <Arthuros> RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
[13:33] <Arthuros> RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
[13:33] <FloodBot3> Arthuros: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:33] <dl0c> gold keepers pony
[13:33] <littlegirl> dlynes: I've noticed that as well. My son installed Karmic and now our NFS is all messed up (and so is his networking, darn it).
[13:34] <dlynes> littlegirl, the problem is that the nfs daemons don't load in the right order, and I don't have the time, or the inclination to figure out what's loading in what order, because Jaunty seems to work
[13:35] <dlynes> littlegirl, We were getting about 4 out of 7 nfs mounts mounting over a pxe boot
[13:35] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: In mine, if I click on Settings and then CD/DVD-ROM, I can point VirtualBox at an ISO. Is that how yours is set up?
[13:35] <littlegirl> dlynes: I wonder why it's doing that. It's crashing our file managers when it mounts and unmounts, and it's mounting and unmounting randomly throughout the day. Very odd.
[13:36] <dlynes> littlegirl, ah...I wasn't having problems with it mounting and unmounting
[13:36] <littlegirl> dlynes: I suspected it had to do with networking, but from what you're saying, the problem goes even deeper.
[13:36] <nikhilinux> i have an external hard disk.  I have to mount it all the time and it asks for root password.  How do i bypass this? I have installed 9.10 on my desktop
[13:36] <dlynes> littlegirl, however, once i realized it wasn't mounting certain volumes, i rebooted, hoping for a different scenario on rboot
[13:37] <dlynes> littlegirl, sometimes it would mount all volumes, sometimes it wouldn't
[13:37] <littlegirl> dlynes: Our problem is that my son's Karmic will not under *any* circumstances allow him to have a static IP (he's tried everything), and without a static IP, NFS can't connect if the wrong IP is used. ):
[13:37] <dlynes> littlegirl, but it sounds like your problem is probably a networking issue
[13:37] <dlynes> littlegirl, karmic works fine with a static ip
[13:37] <littlegirl> dlynes: You'd think once it connected, it would stay that way, but the moment DHCP comes in and changes his IP (which is odd to begin with, once he's connected!), we lose our connection. (:
[13:37] <rabbit1> installed apache2-doc, how to read it?
[13:38] <littlegirl> dlynes: I wish we could figure out how to do it. We had no problem setting up static IPs in Hardy, and I'm still using Hardy, so I'm the only one with a static IP in the house. (:
[13:38] <dlynes> littlegirl, apt-get remove network-manager, edit /etc/network/interfaces, then do /etc/init.d/networking restart
[13:38] <nikhilinux> i have an external hard disk.  I have to mount it all the time and it asks for root password.  How do i bypass this? I have installed 9.10 on my desktop
[13:38] <dlynes> littlegirl, I don't know if our group was having problems with static ips previously, or not
[13:39] <pepee> hi
[13:39] <dlynes> littlegirl, I just know part of our documented install was to get rid of network-manager
[13:39] <pepee> i'm trying to use the compat-wireless drivers
[13:39] <nikhilinux> i have an external hard disk.  I have to mount it all the time and it asks for root password.  How do i bypass this? I have installed 9.10 on my desktop
[13:39] <dlynes> littlegirl, someone else documented the install; I'm tasked with automating it, and making the process repeatable
[13:39] <pepee> but when I load the modules, I get "unknown symbol..."
[13:39] <littlegirl> dlynes: Yeah, he tried that. He also tried manually editing /etc/network/interfaces. No go. ):
[13:39] <WizardOfOz> littlegirl yes
[13:39] <WizardOfOz> Crashed Ubuntu now
[13:39] <WizardOfOz> meh
[13:40] <dlynes> nikhilinux, create an entry in your /etc/fstab file
[13:40] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: If you point it at the ISO, does that work?
[13:40] <littlegirl> dlynes: As long as you have all the steps, your task won't be too bad, then. (:
[13:41] <nikhilinux> i have an external hard disk.  I have to mount it all the time and it asks for root password.  How do i bypass this? I have installed 9.10 on my desktop
[13:41] <nikhilinux> i have an external hard disk.  I have to mount it all the time and it asks for root password.  How do i bypass this? I have installed 9.10 on my desktop
[13:41] <nikhilinux> i have an external hard disk.  I have to mount it all the time and it asks for root password.  How do i bypass this? I have installed 9.10 on my desktop
[13:41] <FloodBot3> nikhilinux: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:41] <technokrat2> hi, i want to connect my old m-audio ozone usb keyboard to ubuntu, should i use ubuntustudio or can i use my normal karmic koala? has someome more infos about m-audio ozone for me?
[13:41] <WizardOfOz> Littlegirl nop
[13:41] <dlynes> nikhilinux, and add the following to /etc/sudoers:  yourname ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/mount
[13:41] <WizardOfOz> Littlegirl I can open virtualbox thats no issue
[13:41] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: Are you able to install Ubuntu in VirtualBox?
[13:41] <Highpriest> my ubuntu 9.10 boots slowly
[13:42] <Highpriest> messages displays:Feb 26 13:43:53 ubntu kernel: [   11.312079] ata1: SATA link up 1.5 Gbps (SStatus 113 SControl 300)
[13:42] <Highpriest> Feb 26 13:43:53 ubntu kernel: [   11.312104] ata1: link online but 1 devices misclassified, retrying
[13:42] <Highpriest> Feb 26 13:43:53 ubntu kernel: [   11.312107] ata1: reset failed (errno=-11), retrying in 10 secs
[13:42] <Highpriest> Feb 26 13:43:53 ubntu kernel: [   21.312078] ata1: SATA link up 1.5 Gbps (SStatus 113 SControl 300)
[13:42] <Highpriest> Feb 26 13:43:53 ubntu kernel: [   21.312101] ata1: link online but 1 devices misclassified, retrying
[13:42] <Highpriest> Feb 26 13:43:53 ubntu kernel: [   21.312104] ata1: reset failed (errno=-11), retrying in 35 secs
[13:42] <Highpriest> Feb 26 13:43:53 ubntu kernel: [   55.992014] ata1: limiting SATA link speed to 1.5 Gbps
[13:42] <FloodBot3> Highpriest: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:42] <Adyboy> anybody recommend SDR software for Ubuntu
[13:42] <technokrat2> floodfail
[13:42] <Highpriest> sry
[13:42] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: I mean go into the CD/DVD ROM settings and point VirtualBox at the Windows ISO file.
[13:42] <dlynes> Highpriest, Try using pastebin (http://pastebin.ca/)
[13:43] <WizardOfOz> LittleGirl okay lemme install virtualbox again
[13:43] <dlynes> littlegirl, yeah...drbl doesn't install the same way every time, though, so that makes it a bit of a pain
[13:43] <Highpriest> again: my ubuntu 9.10 boots slowly, messages shoes: http://pastebin.ca/1813422
[13:44] <Highpriest> *shows
[13:44] <rabbit1> how to change the default directory from /var/www
[13:44] <dlynes> littlegirl, drbl is like uck for pxeboot
[13:44] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: For all I know, Windows has some sort of protection in it that won't let it be installed from an ISO. Anybody else know?
[13:44] <llutz> rabbit1: read apache2-documentation /document-root
[13:44] <littlegirl> dlynes: What is drbl, and is there a way to force it to install the same way?
[13:45] <rabbit1> llutz: thx
[13:45] <littlegirl> dlynes: Never mind, you answered my question already. (:
[13:45] <aitiba> join #cakephp-es
[13:45] <littlegirl> dlynes: How come it doesn't install the same way every time?
[13:45] <dlynes> littlegirl, cause it's crappily written software :)
[13:45] <dlynes> littlegirl, drbl.sf.net
[13:45] <dlynes> littlegirl, but, then again
[13:46] <dlynes> littlegirl, it does a lot of stuff
[13:46] <rabbit1> llutz: whr is that?
[13:46] <llutz> rabbit1: apache.org
[13:46] <littlegirl> dlynes: Ooooh, I've never tried anything like that before. Remote booting is a new concept for me. (:
[13:46] <dlynes> littlegirl, but your son's booting all of his drives from nfs, right?
[13:46] <tiemonster> I'm trying to install mongodb, but can't figure out how to install the GPG key. I saved the sig as a .gpg, and tried to import in Software Sources, but got the error message: "The selected file may not be a GPG key file or may be corrupted."
[13:47] <dlynes> littlegirl, pxeboot allows you to have all the software installed on the server, and have absolutely no hard drive on the clients
[13:47] <littlegirl> dlynes: We both boot our computers manually and have NFS set to automatically detect each other's computers and mount. Whoever boots last is automatically mounted. (:
[13:47] <littlegirl> dlynes: Oh, now that is an *interesting* setup!
[13:48] <littlegirl> dlynes: So the clients access the server and that's it. The server does all the work, right?
[13:48] <dlynes> littlegirl, we do it, because we're running a parallel processing cluster, so the master node is the only one with a hard drive
[13:48] <rabbit1> llutz: i did install apache2-doc from Synaptic Manager, how to read that now?
[13:48] <dlynes> littlegirl, and that's why i'm running an extremely stripped down version of ubuntu
[13:48] <littlegirl> dlynes: Ah, in our case we have two fully working self-contained computers that just so happen to be able to visit each other. (:
[13:48] <dlynes> littlegirl, I don't even run a window manager
[13:49] <dlynes> littlegirl, just a multitabbed instance of mrxvt
[13:49] <littlegirl> dlynes: Ah, then you're the perfect candidate for a roll-your-own script. (:
[13:49] <llutz> rabbit1: get path with "dpkg -L apache2-doc", browse there, read
[13:49] <dlynes> littlegirl, because our application is using opengl, I still need X11, unfortunately
[13:49] <rabbit1> llutz: thx dude
[13:49] <littlegirl> dlynes: Does your server handle the load of multiple clients okay?
[13:50] <rabbit1> llutz: kindly suggest me any document, for self help, on most of the linux works, where new user may require
[13:50] <dlynes> littlegirl, yes, but all the clients talk to each other as well
[13:50] <dlynes> littlegirl, one master node, and 8 slave nodes
[13:50] <littlegirl> dlynes: Interesting. I've never played with such a setup. (:
[13:51] <llutz> rabbit1: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/
[13:51] <dlynes> littlegirl, try hanging out in #hpc sometime if you want to learn more about parallel computing, using linux
[13:51] <WizardOfOz> forget it
[13:51] <WizardOfOz> i need to cool down
[13:51] <WizardOfOz> I 'll try later
[13:51] <littlegirl> dlynes: Will do. (:
[13:51] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: What happened?
[13:52] <WizardOfOz> crashed ubuntu again and again and again......
[13:52] <dlynes> WizardOfOz, beautiful
[13:52] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: VirtualBox is crashing Ubuntu?
[13:53] <sander> any1 knows where i can change the 15 minuts of the sudo command (so i can set it to 1 hour or something?)
[13:53] <rabbit1> llutz: thx, i meant for linux, like, commonly used commands, some good book, which will avoid me from getting in here and bugging you all guys ;)
[13:54] <dlynes> llutz, http://www.oreillynet.com/linux/cmd/
[13:54] <llutz> rabbit1: ^
[13:54] <dlynes> rabbit1,, Linux in a nutshell:  http://www.oreillynet.com/linux/cmd/
[13:54] <dlynes> llutz, sorry
[13:54] <littlegirl> sander: You must edit the /etc/sudoers file with the visudo command. See man visudo and see passwd_timeout in man sudoers for more information.
[13:54] <llutz> nm
[13:54] <dlynes> nm?
[13:54] <omac> good news:  I got my fan back under control.   I did the tweak for 1) /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf to have blacklist k8temp 2)/boot/grub/menu/menu.lst to have acpi=lax, 3)update-grub, then rebooted and that fixed it.  It allowed the it87 chipset to coexist with the acpi in order to control the fan.
[13:55] <edeca> dlynes: Nevermind
[13:55] <dlynes> edeca, ah...just usually see it abbreviated as nvm
[13:55] <rabbit1> thx dlynes and llutz
[13:55] <edeca> :)
[13:55] <llutz> dlynes: never mind
[13:55] <sander> @littlegirl thnx have an look to it...thnx !
[13:56] <littlegirl> sander: Sure, and good luck with it. For a quick fix, you can type sudo -k to reset the timer manually at any time. (:
[13:56] <benchen70> quit
[13:56] <benchen70> ex-chat
[13:56] <sander> :) nice.
[13:57] <littlegirl> I'm of the opinion that there shouldn't be a sudo timer by default, and that the timer should only be an option, but that's just me. (:
[13:57] <edeca> littlegirl: I leave a screen session always open on my server and just reattach to it, I definitely like the timer
[13:58] <pw-toxic> hi, if i type in "apt-get install mysql-server" he tells me, that he cant find this package
[13:58] <pw-toxic> or gnome-do oder any other package
[13:58] <pw-toxic> where could be the problem?
[13:58] <littlegirl> edeca: The way I look at it, sudo is for security, and the moment we go around the security by leaving things wide open for X amount of time, we're no longer secure. That should be a choice and not default. (:
[13:58] <edeca> pw-toxic: Try mysql-server-5.0 ?
[13:58] <edeca> littlegirl: Ah, _now_ I see your point.  You want a password every time?
[13:58] <littlegirl> edeca: Yep!
[13:58] <edeca> pw-toxic: Oh, wait, I see.
[13:58] <edeca> littlegirl: Fair enough.  But odd nickname ;)
[13:59] <littlegirl> edeca: Yeah, sorry about that. I dated a trucker years ago and he gave it to me as a CB handle, and I just kept it for computers. (:
[13:59] <llutz> littlegirl: that would force 98% of the new users to create root-passwd and work 99% the time as root :(
[13:59] <pw-toxic> edeca, i have just installed ubuntu inside of windows
[13:59] <edeca> Wow, CB.
[13:59] <edeca> I'm not sure I'm old enough to remember that ;)
[14:00] <llutz> littlegirl: they already cry with timer "it's so annoying to enter passwds all the time, blabla"
[14:00] <littlegirl> llutz: True, but that's sad. Having a timer, and controlling the length of the timer is all possible. Circumventing the timer and password are all possible, too, so everyone can be happy. I'm just of the opinion that the security is a good thing and I'd rather see that be the default. (:
[14:00] <Emiliano> hola
[14:01] <llutz> littlegirl: always the same story, security vs comfort
[14:01] <littlegirl> llutz: Luckily there are ways they can make their computers less secure, so at least everyone can set themselves up the way they like. (:
[14:01] <pw-toxic> edeca, you know a solution for this?
[14:01] <abhi__> hi guys.
[14:01]  * SemiBz <test>
[14:01] <abhi__> anyone tried the latest ubuntu 10.04 beta
[14:01] <SemiBz> ..
[14:02] <bazhang> abhi__, lucid discussion in #ubuntu+1
[14:02] <abhi__> bazhang: thx
[14:02] <rick_> hey guys, I am having a strange problem with ubuntu booting, when I try to boot it just freezes after the splash screen. But after a few restarts it starts working
[14:02] <rick_> any solution?
[14:05] <azorb> http://www.theviralscript.com?id=3nfv45uhihvz7ulahmir5ftd4jainb
[14:05] <Speedee> hello
[14:06] <azorb> sorry don't click that
[14:06] <xangua> !hi | Speedee
[14:06] <azorb> wrong window :(
[14:06] <radioman-lt> crap.Remove(azorb);
[14:06] <Speedee> :)
[14:06] <azorb> I said oops!!!
[14:06] <BluesKaj> howdy
[14:06] <pw-toxic> can someone tell me, why i cant install or find any standard program with my ubuntu installation? like gnome-do or mysql-server
[14:07] <Speedee> español?
[14:07] <rick_> hey guys, I am having a strange problem with ubuntu booting, when I try to boot it just freezes after the splash screen. But after a few restarts it starts working? Please help
[14:07] <xangua> !es | Speedee
[14:07] <llutz> pw-toxic: check your sources /etc/apt/sources.list*
[14:07] <bazhang> Speedee, /join #ubuntu-es
[14:07] <Speedee> :/
[14:07] <Speedee> for?
[14:07] <xangua> for support in spanish
[14:07] <Speedee> ok
[14:07] <pw-toxic> llutz, its a completly new installation of ubuntu.. what shall i check the source slist for?
[14:08]  * WizardOfOz randomly kisses littlegirl well I solved the problem
[14:08] <Speedee> one moment
[14:08] <pw-toxic> llutz, i mean what shall i look forß
[14:08] <philip> how i can join the german ubutu channel
[14:08] <llutz> pw-toxic: check if online-repos are active
[14:08] <philip> ?
[14:08] <llutz> philip: /j #ubuntu-de
[14:08] <bazhang> philip, /join #ubuntu-de
[14:09] <pw-toxic> llutz, how? ;(
[14:09] <ool> hello i have a 8GB usb stick, used it.. deleted everything but it is showing 7.4GB now is this normal or can i get the memory back? when i look in properties it shows 18MB used but no files listed!
[14:09] <llutz> !pastebin | pw-toxic  pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[14:10] <bazhang> ool, dragged items to trash on your desktop? did you empty the trashbin?
[14:11] <root_kiko> ciao a tutti
[14:11] <bazhang> !it | root_kiko
[14:11] <pw-toxic> llutz, http://paste.ubuntu.com/385095
[14:11] <llutz> pw-toxic: sudo apt-get update
[14:12] <marcin__> ?
[14:12] <pw-toxic> llutz, thanks - everything works
[14:12] <llutz> pw-toxic: sudo apt-get install mysql-server
[14:12] <ool>  <bazhang> ok in file browser there are no files listed and trash bin is not hi lighted
[14:13] <pw-toxic> llutz, yes mysql-server was just an example. Thanks  i can go on setting up my system now
[14:13] <bazhang> ool, right click empty trash?
[14:16] <ool>  <bazhang> no trash! pointer over usb right click no trash but see a format option!!
[14:17] <spaceman> ool: try going to the stick in the file manager, and show hidden files you should see .trash (or similar) and delete that.
[14:17] <umang> Anyone know of a CLI tool to convert date/time from one timezone to another? (Not the current time just any input time)
[14:18] <ool> haha .trash is displayed
[14:18] <spaceman> ool: delete it and you should get your space back
[14:19] <coz_> umang,  maybe    convdate
[14:19] <ool> spaceman: err it wont delete
[14:19] <coz_> umang,    http://linux.die.net/man/1/convdate
[14:19] <umang> coz_, Looking at it.
[14:19] <bobbob1016> I had beagle running, but it doesn't seem to want to index everything, even though I configured it to index everything.  I tried Tracker but I can't seem to get the indexer started.  I'd prefer not to use google-desktop, any other indexers?
[14:21] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: Glad to hear it! (Sorry, I was away from keys.) So what was it?
[14:22] <WizardOfOz> littlegirl: Bug.
[14:22] <pw-toxic> is there are english version of http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/
[14:22] <WizardOfOz> Had re-write the kernel for it.
[14:22] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: Sheesh.
[14:22] <WizardOfOz> yep
[14:22] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: So did your install go okay?
[14:22] <umang> coz_, I don't that's what I'm looking for. Basically, I want to convert a date that I input (with an input timezone) and get it in the output timezone, (There flags will be passed to the command). Essentially for things like Ubuntu Classroom. It says 1700 UTC, I want to know when it is for me. And if someone asks me for a time, I want to be able to convert my local time to theirs.
[14:23] <ool>  bazhang: found the .Trash file but cant delete it tried the command line too!! you think formating it may work?
[14:23] <coz_> pw-toxic,   go to google translate    put that url in there and convert
[14:23] <spaceman> ool have you got the privileges to do so, try doing it in root. (Terminal > sudo nautilus)
[14:23] <erUSUL> pw-toxic: wiki.ubuntu.com help.ubuntu.com ?
[14:23] <pw-toxic> erUSUL, thanks
[14:23] <anto9us> umang: I believe the built in date command should do it with the %z or %Z option
[14:23] <coz_> umang,  mmm  let me check hold on
[14:23] <WizardOfOz> littlegirl : Configuring the External HDD, but so far looks good !
[14:23] <erUSUL> umang: there are webpages that do just that ...
[14:23] <ool> spaceman i tried the command rm -r .trash as root
[14:23] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: I'm so glad it's working out for you!
[14:24] <erUSUL> umang: http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/
[14:24] <umang> erUSUL, Yes. I want the webpage functionality from a CLI tool. It's too much to go to a website... :P
[14:25] <WizardOfOz> littlegirl: Thanks for the support *hugs tightly*
[14:25] <umang> anto9us, I'm looking at that right now. Just a sec
[14:26] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: Any time. I wish I could have done more. (:
[14:26] <ool> inside .trash is file expunged inside that is file<PHONE_NUMBER>!
[14:26] <krystian> :)
[14:26] <WizardOfOz> littlegirl: It's fine you need anything I'll be glad to help you too !
[14:27] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: Thanks! *hugs Wizard back* (:
[14:27] <lovebus> with Glxgears i only get 600 fps , card Intel Corporation 82945G/GZ/P/PL Memory Controller
[14:27] <coz_> umang,  mm this is proving a bit tuff... I know you can convert UTC to local time and date
[14:28] <coz_> umang,  there is most likely already something for what you want to do I just cant find one ...yet
[14:28] <anto9us> coz_: I've pointed umang at the date command with %z or %Z option
[14:29] <coz_> anto9us,  ah ok cool  I was looking elsewhere let me scrollback :)
[14:29] <umang> anto9us, No. Although it lets me format the string, it doesn't let me convert the timezone. OK. anto9us, erUSUL and coz_ I want to do this: foobar --input-time "Feb 27, 2010 1500" --input-TZ IST --output-TZ UTC
[14:30] <coz_> umang,  mm
[14:30] <spaceman> ool no idea, easy option format drive as fat or whatever as long as there are no file on it
[14:31] <umang> anto9us, %Z only displays what timezone it is. Doesn't let me chose the output timezone. Shall I just code this in python if there isn't a tool like this as yet?
[14:31] <ool> ok thanks will try formating lol cheers  !
[14:31] <erUSUL> umang: google and once known is pretty simple :) is one of that ¡can not be that simple!! momment. « TZ=UTC date -d '12:00 EST'  »
[14:32] <trinity> hi everyone i would aks whats purpose of upgrading my kernel? i use karmic with kernel <IP_ADDRESS> there is newer one from synaptic <IP_ADDRESS> or from kernel.org 2.33  so should i stay with my naktive kernel or should i update and if update then i would like to know why ?
[14:32] <anto9us> umang: it should let you speficy timezone for a given date, it's a formatting option.
[14:32] <erUSUL> umang: TZ=UTC date -d "Feb 27, 2010 1500 IST"
[14:32] <anto9us> even specify it too.. :)
[14:33] <umang> erUSUL, That's it! Awesome! Thanks. :)
[14:33] <erUSUL> umang: no problem. just googled it XXDD
[14:34] <umang> erUSUL, Oh. I did google it before I came here. Maybe I didn't look well enough. Thanks again! :)
[14:34] <jmburgess> Hi
[14:34] <erUSUL> trinity: you should accept kernel updates via security repos
[14:34] <coz_> umang,  you might want to check with perl commands  for this as well
[14:34] <trinity> my question is should i update my kernel?
[14:34] <zicho> my xorg is running on like 60% CPU power... is this normal or is it something i can do something about, because its slowing my computer down quite a lot
[14:34] <trinity> if so then i would like to know why?
[14:34] <erUSUL> trinity: if it is a security upgrade yes
[14:35] <erUSUL> trinity: becouse it fixes a security bug
[14:35] <umang> coz_, perl? Got it directly from the CLI thanks to erUSUL. :)
[14:35] <trinity> i have <IP_ADDRESS> synaptic offer to me <IP_ADDRESS> should i upgrade it?
[14:35] <ool> ok just formatted the usb drive to ext3 and just lost a GB of memory lol !
[14:35] <erUSUL> trinity: for the third time; yes
[14:35] <abhi_nav> lol
[14:35] <coz_> umang,  oh ok ... i need to pay more attention  :)
[14:36] <erUSUL> ool: ext* reserver 5% for root by default
[14:36] <umang> coz_, It's alright. Very hard to follow discussions on chanells like these....
[14:36] <krangam> hi room
[14:36] <ool> ok thankyou ! will try fat !
[14:36] <kenpark> I installed ampache - but the version in the repo is older than then one that is available from the ampache originally - is there a way to get the upgraded version from the repo?
[14:36] <coz_> umang,  for sure... I know that you can do some time conversions with perl  though ...let me see if i can find a man page or something
[14:36] <erUSUL> !latst | kenpark
 tnx for the answer could u tell me why i should upgrade?
[14:37] <erUSUL> !latest | kenpark
[14:37] <trinity> it will work better?
[14:37] <erUSUL> trinity: 15:35 < erUSUL> trinity: becouse it fixes a security bug
[14:37] <trinity> wil i get better spport?
[14:37] <bazhang> trinity, for security
[14:37] <trinity> just for security?
[14:37] <erUSUL> what else?
[14:37] <umang> coz_, I've not written in perl, so I wouldn't know. But the date libraries in most languages can do this pretty easily...
[14:37] <bazhang> trinity, what benefit were you looking for?
[14:37] <trinity> i dont know thought maybe for better drivers support or my karmic will work better
[14:38] <kenpark> erUSUL: I should have mentioned: the current version also doesn't work because of an incompatibilty with an other package.
[14:38] <coz_> umang,  ok cool... I will stop searching  :)
[14:38] <WizardOfOz> littlegirl do you go to Ubuntu Conventions ?
[14:38] <umang> coz_, :)
[14:38] <erUSUL> kenpark: then it is a bug ;) you should report it
[14:38] <umang> coz_, Thanks anyway. :)
[14:38] <timbojimbo> Hey I am trying to stream my music from my linux box to my xbox 360. I heard xlink will help me achieve this goal. Has any one every used XLINK? I don't want to install software that doesn't do what I want it to
[14:38] <bazhang> trinity, breaking package management, especially for an outside kernel is not a wise choice
[14:38] <erUSUL> timbojimbo: i've heard of uShare
[14:38] <ool> can you partiation a usb drive ?
[14:38] <kenpark> !bugreport
[14:38] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: No, I wish I could. I can't travel. ):
[14:39] <bazhang> ool, sure
[14:39] <bazhang> ool, though what would be the point if it is a flash key
[14:39] <WizardOfOz> aww littlegirl :( when you're 21 if there is any in Canada you
[14:39] <WizardOfOz> 're most welcome !
[14:39] <erUSUL> timbojimbo: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Xbox360Media
[14:39] <bullgard> http://live.gnome.org/Empathy/FAQ#Geolocation: "Once you checked the Publish location checkbox, there is a short delay before the information is made available to your contacts." Where can I find the 'Publish location checkbox' in Empathy?
[14:40] <timbojimbo> erUSUL, Have you it?
[14:40] <lahmas> I looked in my /bin folder and there aren't that many command-line utilities there.. Is there any way of obtaining some more useful ones?
[14:40] <kian> How I can convert flv files to mp3?
[14:40] <llutz> lahmas: /usr/bin
[14:40] <erUSUL> timbojimbo: nope; only heard of it and googled around for you
[14:40] <trinity> i wouldnt upgrade my kernel just cos of security i dont care about security of my pc:) if anyone need anything from my pc i would be happy to send it muyself:) thats why i was askning cos if newer kernel fix just security issues then there is no reaklly reason to upgrade it
[14:40] <erUSUL> kian: ffmpeg -i video.flv music.mp3
[14:41] <erUSUL> kian: you need to install lame libraries
[14:41] <lemuria> hello
[14:41] <timbojimbo> erUSUL, Yeah I get the feeling ushare is outdated...
[14:41] <timbojimbo> i wish i could do this through samba
[14:41] <lemuria> i'm searching for live system with default sshd and auto connection with eth cable
[14:41] <mneptok> trinity: and if what someone wanted from your PC was spare CPU cycles and an Internet connection? to make you a spam relay? to remotely kill processes or shut down the machine?
[14:41] <lemuria> (screen broken)
[14:41] <Threetimes> Hi, i'm looking for a gnome-panel plain-text (not rss or whatever) ticker.
[14:42] <trinity> so he or she can do it:)
[14:42] <ool> baizhang: tried to make a boot usb with dsl week ago  maybe theres a isue
[14:42] <trinity> and my internet is connected when im using it
[14:42] <bazhang> ool, try unetbootin?
[14:42] <trinity> and my ip is different from location so i dont care about security issues
[14:43] <ZORG2> ..
[14:44] <ool> baizhang:  unetbootin?
[14:44] <ZORG2> How can I add FTP user to PURe-FTPd  with ONLY 1 Command line ??? (without  typing he's password manually) ?????????
[14:44] <llutz> lemuria: systemrescuecd does, http://www.sysresccd.org
[14:44] <ool> baizhang:  whats that !
[14:44] <lemuria> llutz: thks
[14:44] <Threetimes> !unetbootin
[14:44] <llutz> lemuria: check out for boot-options
[14:44] <zicho> how do i change my video driver?
[14:44] <bazhang> ool, unetbootin is a way to create a live usb stick, works with most any linux distro, and can be created from Ubuntu or Windows
[14:45] <lemuria> ok thanks
[14:45] <erUSUL> zicho: what graphic card ? what are you using? what you want to use instead?
[14:45] <bazhang> !info unetbootin | ool
[14:45] <ZORG2> How can I add FTP user to PURe-FTPd  with ONLY 1 Command line ??? (without  typing he's password manually) ?????????
[14:45] <bazhang> ZORG2, no need to repeat so quickly
[14:46] <zicho> erUSUL i have an intel card, and i do know now what i am using at the moment, default i guess
[14:46] <ZORG2> How can I solve This Problem????
[14:46] <ool> ok  thankyou i'll look in to it ta !!
[14:46] <bazhang> ool,  are you using 9.10 karmic?
[14:47] <erUSUL> zicho: there is nothing to switch to for an intel card (except newer kernel/driver combo)
[14:47] <jmburgess> zorg2: why do you need it to be one line?
[14:48] <erUSUL> zicho: unless for some weird reason you are suing vesa generic driver
[14:48] <ZORG2> I want  to add a new FTP user automatically with creating my usual users on my site
[14:49] <dr-nicto> Hi I'm having problems running my dragon age origins after the update of 1.02a it tells me I have a runtime error but It worked before this patch cause i had 2005 visual basics installed And they updated the updated Visual C runtime libraries but I dont know which visual to add next
[14:49] <jmburgess> Have you looked into a tool such as webmin?
[14:49] <zicho> erUSUL how do i know then?
[14:49] <erUSUL> dr-nicto: #winehq
[14:49] <bazhang> dr-nicto, via wine?
[14:49] <Myrtti> !webmin
[14:49] <kian> erUSUL, thank you i did it! and I could make mp3 file but it dose not work?
[14:49] <dr-nicto> yeah
[14:49] <bazhang> check the appdb dr-nicto
[14:49] <erUSUL> zicho: grep -i driver /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[14:49] <zicho> because my xorg is using around 60% of cpu and slowing down my computer a lot, and i do not know why thisis
[14:50] <dr-nicto> ok but I been trying everything lately ill look more into it then ;D
[14:50] <bazhang> http://appdb.winehq.org dr-nicto , help in #winehq
[14:50] <ool> baizhang:  yes! was going to back up /home a reinstall. file system messy and need to open up a few partitions..
[14:50] <erUSUL> kian: do you have libmp3lame0 installed ?
[14:50] <krangam> hi team
[14:50] <bullgard> http://live.gnome.org/Empathy/FAQ#Geolocation: "Once you checked the Publish location checkbox, there is a short delay before the information is made available to your contacts." Where can I find the 'Publish location checkbox' in Empathy?
[14:50] <dr-nicto> k thanks
[14:51] <krangam> i'm trying to add music tracker to the system. i've downloaded .so file. am not sure how to proceed further. can anyone help me?
[14:51] <zicho> erUSUL it says 4 4 drivers... vesa, intel i810 and fbdev
[14:51] <bazhang> ool, okay, if you need help moving /home to a different partition you can /msg ubottu home for a link ; unetbootin is in the karmic repositories as well
[14:51] <jrib> krangam: "music tracker"?
[14:51] <erUSUL> zicho: put the output in a pastebin please
[14:51] <xangua> krangam: sudo apt-get install pidgin-musictracker
[14:51] <erUSUL> !paste | zicho
[14:51] <erUSUL> zicho: better yet paste the whole file /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[14:51] <krangam> lemme try xangua.
[14:52] <kian> erUSUL,  yes it is installed
[14:52] <erUSUL> kian: and still you cloud not conver it?
[14:52] <ool> baizhang: ok thanks for the help ! will do
[14:52] <bobbob1016> Is there an alternative to bealge and tracker that isn't google-desktop?
[14:53] <kian> erUSUL, I can convert it and i can make a mp3 file but the mp3 file does not work
[14:53] <zicho> erUSUL http://pastebin.com/7bzxXHbc
[14:53] <erUSUL> kian: :/ then i dunno
[14:54] <Threetimes> Hi, i'm looking for a gnome-panel plain-text (not rss or whatever) ticker.
[14:54] <voidprayer> excuse me where to apply my own xxx.map.gz in my Xorg?
[14:54] <erUSUL> zicho: it seems that you are using the correct driver (intel in this case)
[14:55] <zicho> erUSUL so why is xorg using so much cu?
[14:55] <zicho> *cpu
[14:56] <erUSUL> zicho: really dunno...
[14:56] <Guest72576> help me with disabliing password on resume from suspend karmic
[14:57] <krangam> xangua, i installed the tracker. but pidgin is not recognizing my music track. i use rhythmbox. anything else should i do?
[14:58] <xangua> do you restarted pidgin and enables the plugin krangam¿
[14:58] <xangua> enabled*
[14:59] <bastid_raZor>  /w 6
[15:01] <krangam> thanks xangua. i enabled the plugin. it works. i am just learning, so bear with my silly questions :)
[15:02] <voidprayer> excuse me where to apply my own xxx.map.gz in my Xorg?
[15:05] <pachu> HELLO
[15:06] <psycho_oreos> !hi | pachu
[15:06] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[15:07] <pachu> im pachu
[15:07] <ionut> hi , i am looking in media and i have multimedia hdd who's owner and group isn't root
[15:07] <ionut> how can i change that
[15:08] <Threetimes> Hi, i'm looking for a gnome-panel plain-text (not rss or whatever) ticker.
[15:08] <ActionParsnip> ionut: chown can change ownerships for both owner and group
[15:08] <ionut> ActionParsnip: chown , but how ? can u make an example?
[15:08] <ionut> !chown
[15:08] <wejick> is it true that ubuntu's logo become grey?
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> ionut: sudo chown newowner:newgroup /path/to/thing
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> ionut: you can use -R to recursively set the permission, if you want it as root you can use: sudo chown -R root:root /path/to/thing
[15:10] <ionut> ActionParsnip: it worked
[15:10] <ionut> ActionParsnip: tnx
[15:13]  * ActionParsnip has a bowl of blood and fat
[15:15] <Helsinkiii> hi.last night i tried viewing JPGs on my 9.1 machine, and all i got was distortions all over my screen
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: same in all viewers?
[15:16] <Helsinkiii> only have 1
[15:16] <bribroder> morning everyone
[15:16] <Helsinkiii> defaut
[15:16] <Helsinkiii> lt*
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: install others it may just be that one app
[15:16] <Helsinkiii> now it works fine btw
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: don't sweat it then :)
[15:17] <krangam> folks one more question. i'd my picassa 3 client installed in my system. suddenly it's not working. when i start the client, nothing happens
[15:19] <Helsinkiii> ActionParsnip: why is it that in 9.04, all the desktop effects worked swell, and now in 9.10, none of them work. i can't set it to "normal" even
[15:19] <ActionParsnip> krangam: can you expand on "not working"
[15:19] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: what video card?
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: lspci | grep -i vag    will show you
[15:20] <krangam> ActionParsnip: by not working, i mean, the application is not starting. i navigate to application -> graphics -> picassa. But it just doesn't start
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> vga sorry
[15:20] <littlegirl> krangam: Is it already running and in the tray? I don't use Picassa, but I've had a similar thing happen when I thought a program wasn't loading and discovered it was in the tray. (:
[15:20] <hackoo> is there some tool to cleanup waste files in ubuntu ?
[15:20] <Helsinkiii> ActionParsnip:it shows nothing. i dont even have a card
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> hackoo: bleachbit is very good
[15:20] <krangam> littlegirl: nope it's not in the try :(
[15:21] <Threetimes> Hi, i'm looking for a gnome-panel plain-text (not rss or whatever) ticker.
[15:21] <ActionParsnip> krangam: try: ps -ef | grep -i pic
[15:21] <littlegirl> hackoo: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/cleaning-up-all-unnecessary-junk-files-in-ubuntu.html
[15:21] <Helsinkiii> ActionParsnip: no i do actually i just touched it in the back
[15:21] <Helsinkiii> lol
[15:21] <littlegirl> krangam: Ah well, I was hoping it was something as simple as that. (:
[15:21] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: you do or yoou wouldnt have a display or boot
[15:21] <hackoo> ActionParsnip: ok trying that.
[15:21] <c7p> hello i want to have the 9.10's human theme installed on my 9.04, how can i do it?
[15:21] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: try: lspci | grep -i vga
[15:21] <Asankasri> Hi all, Is it clam av or virus scanner good for ubuntu? And also which firewall is good for ubuntu ?
[15:21] <ActionParsnip> !firewall | Asankasri
[15:21] <xangua> c7p: updating to karmic¿
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> !av | Asankasri
[15:22] <Helsinkiii> ActionParsnip:01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV280 [Radeon 9200 SE] (rev 01)
[15:22] <xangua> !firewall | Asankasri
[15:22] <xangua> mmmm nothing
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: ok can yuo use http://pastebin.com and give the output of: sudo lshw -C display
[15:22] <ben__> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/a77395ji <<< i suddenly have this issue of bee able abel to grab ip routers and gettin deauthed this started to happedn 2 datys ago i coudlent figure otu whats was wroign so i did a clean isntall of 9.10 and still gettign thbese issues it dosent matetr what router i try it on yet my wireless card has no issues at all in widnows
[15:22] <Helsinkiii> ActionParsnip: last time i tried installing ATI drivers my ubuntu died totally and had to reinstall
[15:22] <c7p> xangua: no i just want to install default karmic's theme on my 9.04
[15:23] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: just need to see what driver you are using. The driver may not have surived the upgrade
[15:23] <duffydack> Helsinkiii, sounds like an old card, and 1 only the free radeon driver supports since 9.04
[15:23] <ActionParsnip> ben__: what windows does or doesnt do is moot
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> ben__: if you set an ip address do you get connectivity?
[15:24] <Helsinkiii> duffydack: i see
[15:24] <ben__> erm acctualky eys it dose coutn
[15:24] <krangam> ActionParsnip: postfix   3174  1325  0 20:00 ?        00:00:00 pickup -l -t fifo -u -c
[15:24] <krangam> karthik   4323  3411  0 20:54 pts/1    00:00:00 grep -i pic
[15:24] <krangam>  is the output of the command
[15:24] <Helsinkiii> ActionParsnip: paste coming right up
[15:24] <ben__> cos that mean it is nto an issue that suddenly arosen with the wirless card
[15:24] <ben__> so :P
[15:24] <Helsinkiii> ActionParsnip: firefox is ugly slow since i installed 9.10
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> ben__: its a completely different OS so it maters not, if it worked in other distros of linux it would be of interest
[15:25] <duffydack> ben__ your typing hurts my eyes
[15:25] <Helsinkiii> ActionParsnip:http://pastie.org/845696
[15:25] <ben__> well it was workign in ubuntu 2 days ago no problems
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: fairly standard, try the mozilla ppa, it will have a later build and may fix stuff, imho firefox is slow normally
[15:25] <ben__> and if you look att hre paste bin it authtrygint o pull ipv6s and dhcp starts up it seem to bte
[15:25] <ben__> then fialign when uit cant grab them
[15:26] <ben__> well sorry dyslexic and dyspracic so
[15:26] <ben__> dyspraxic
[15:26] <ben__> ActionParsnip, any ideas what it could be
[15:27] <ben__> and i dunno what the ip setup of my router isd
[15:27] <duffydack> must be my i7 but firefox starts up as quick as chrome and is as usable..  i dont think i'll ever quit firefox :)
[15:27] <Threetimes> Hi, i'm looking for a gnome-panel plain-text (not rss or whatever) ticker.
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: ok there is no driver as it is unclaimed, i suggest you reinstall the ati open driver. this bug may help https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-ati/+bug/486367
[15:27] <ben__> all i renmber is my static ip is <IP_ADDRESS>
[15:28] <Helsinkiii> ActionParsnip: lol i swear my install might die
[15:28] <ActionParsnip> ben__: most common for home grade routers is 192.168.0.x set an ip in that range and set the gateway to <IP_ADDRESS>
[15:28] <Helsinkiii> ActionParsnip: im too scared
[15:28] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: you may need to formulate an xorg.conf file to get things nice
[15:28] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: the bug has a section of the file which you cna copy to get things nice
[15:29] <Helsinkiii> ActionParsnip: ill bookmark the page, but right now everything is working great. i've learnt that i only get problems when i try messing around with stuff most of the time
[15:29] <Helsinkiii> i'll keep it as is for now lol
[15:29] <duffydack> ActionParsnip, Helsinkiii there is a ppa for X updates, tried that maybe? https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/x-updates
[15:29] <Helsinkiii> if i wanted games i should have dual booted windows 7
[15:29] <TLF> I am using gnome and I had in my desktop 2 icons with URL: $HOME and system:/ but I cannot access them anymore it seems system:/ it's replaced by Computer:/// right?
[15:29] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: if it goes wrong, just rename xorg.conf file and reboot and you will be where you are now
[15:30] <Threetimes> Hi, i'm looking for a gnome-panel plain-text (not rss or whatever) ticker.
[15:30] <Helsinkiii> ActionParsnip: so i make the changes to xorg. if i can't log in or anything, i change the filename via terminal and log in?
[15:30] <Asankasri> thanks all
[15:31] <ben__> ActionParsnip, do you no what default router netmask is