[12:48] <doko> Laney, are you able to setup a transition tracker?
[12:56] <Laney> doko: Yes, ~ubuntu-transition-trackers is the relevant team.
[12:57] <doko> Laney, for libstdc++6 (not yet starting, but I would like to get an idea ...) I assume the goal would be dependencies on libstdc++6 (>= 5)
[12:59] <Laney> doko: Could you supply a .ben file please? lp:~ubuntu-transition-trackers/ubuntu-transition-tracker/configs has examples
[13:01] <doko> Laney, how can I test ben files?
[13:02] <Laney> you can set ben up locally (it's in the archive), or we can iterate on the running installation
[13:02] <doko> hmm, can't find an example which uses versions ...
[13:04] <Laney> http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/transitions/html/r-base.html ?
[13:07] <doko> how do I write libstdc++6 without version information, just add a $?
[13:09] <doko> Laney: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11804485/
[13:11] <cjwatson> ($|,) IIRC
[13:11] <cjwatson> You need to escape the literal () there
[13:11] <doko> yep, http://paste.ubuntu.com/11804499/
[13:12] <cjwatson> And the .*) or .*\) is kinda pointless, that just asserts lack of syntax error :)
[13:13] <doko> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11804509/
[13:17] <Laney> doko: cjwatson: lunch calls, feel free to push it
[13:19] <doko> not a member
[13:21] <cjwatson> doko,Laney: committed
[13:21] <doko> thanks. when will it show up?
[13:21] <cjwatson> next run
[13:21] <cjwatson> should be under half an hour or so
[13:22] <cjwatson> probably less, it's already 10min since the last run
[13:48] <rbasak> How do I go about getting an answer from the release team about nginx? And is this something that is within the mandate of the relese team or does it need to go to the TB?
[13:53] <doko> cjwatson, Laney: can I add exclusions for packages where I know they are not needed?
[14:05] <cjwatson> doko: You can add .package conditions to is_good, I suppose, or just ignore them
[14:05] <cjwatson> doko: http://ben.debian.net/#_query_language
[14:18] <Laney> That r-base one has exclusions
[14:21] <cjwatson> oh yeah, is_affected is a better place to put them
[15:20] <doko> please could somebody accept the cross toolchain updates for trusty? just building from the sources of the accepted binutils and gcc-4.8 packages
[15:20] <doko> please could somebody look at python3 for trusty?
[15:52] <sil2100> Hello release team! I'm looking for an archive admin to ACK the renamed binary packages due to the API/ABI bump
[15:53] <sil2100> https://ci-train.ubuntu.com/job/ubuntu-landing-013-2-publish/62/artifact/platform-api_packaging_changes.diff
[16:15] <sil2100> slangasek, infinity: ^ (sorry for the direct ping)
[16:16] <slangasek> sil2100: would prefer a pointer to the silo, not the raw diff
[16:16] <slangasek> s/silo/dashboard entry/
[16:17] <sil2100> https://launchpad.net/~ci-train-ppa-service/+archive/ubuntu/landing-013 <- here's the silo PPA for instance
[16:17] <sil2100> http://people.canonical.com/~platform/citrain_dashboard/#?q=ubuntu%2Flanding-013
[16:17] <sil2100> Dashboard entry
[16:19] <slangasek> sil2100: jenkins shows packaging_changes diffs for 5 packages in that silo, have the others already been signed off?
[16:20] <sil2100> slangasek: yes, I checked those, they're sane and for packages in the universe, mostly those changes are for the bump
[16:20] <slangasek> ok
[16:21] <slangasek> heh, somebody should clean up the dummy transitional packages in there
[16:27] <slangasek> sil2100: acked, publishing
[16:28] <sil2100> Thanks! :)
[20:20] <slangasek> RAOF: it looks like you accepted shim-signed into precise-proposed yesterday?  there's a shim sync that needs to go with that (and shim and shim-signed syncs for all the other releases)
[23:23] <RAOF> slangasek: Ok. I accepted shim-signed into precise-proposed because it wasn't documented as requiring shim, and it had an obvious bug and way of tracking it. How are we tracking the shim sync (and the shim-signed syncs for other releases)?


[07:03] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- Unapproved: rejected gnome-software [source] (xenial-proposed) [3.20.5-0ubuntu<IP_ADDRESS>]
[07:42] <doko> Laney: any idea about the 12h build? http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/packages/c/cross-toolchain-base/cosmic/amd64
[07:45] <Laney> not really
[07:45] <Laney> sorry
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[09:31] <slangasek> mfo: if node-tap autopkgtest failures in bionic are a bug in the tests, it's fine to do an SRU to fix the tests but not a priority.  I'm going to mark the node-test/bionic test failures ignored; if you want LP: #1793612 SRUed please adjust the bug description accordingly
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[09:44] <xnox> lamont, no, it was for steve =) sorry
[09:45] <xnox> infinity, apw, Laney, tumbleweed, slangasek, stgraber, sil2100 - please check https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openssl/+bug/1793092 and reach a consensus on it please. And if you have any questions can discuss that either in person, or here...
[09:45] <xnox> or on the bug
[10:06] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- Unapproved: accepted horizon [source] (bionic-proposed) [3:13.0.1-0ubuntu2]
[10:51] <mfo> slangasek, oops, fixed the SRU template in LP 1793612, sorry. thanks for the reminder.   ok, so since a bug in node-tap tests only, it doesn't block the sru of _nodejs_ in bionic?
[11:47] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New source: vulkan-tools (cosmic-proposed/primary) [<IP_ADDRESS>+dfsg1-0ubuntu1]
[11:49] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New source: vulkan-validationlayers (cosmic-proposed/primary) [<IP_ADDRESS>-0ubuntu1]
[11:50] <tjaalton> I've uploaded some NEW stuff to cosmic ^, they need spirv-tools and vulkan-loader from the same queue
[11:51] <tjaalton> vulkan upstream split the repo in four, vulkan-headers is in already but I've merged the headers back in vulkan-loader, so src:vulkan-headers can be removed (will file a bug)
[11:52] <tjaalton> aand discussions with the desktop team to add mesa-vulkan-drivers to ubuntu-desktop depends would mean libvulkan1 should be promoted, but best to get the new packaging in first
[11:54] <seb128> tjaalton, do you think you could turn https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vulkan/+bug/1742711 into a proper MIR formatted bug so we can get it in the review queue?
[11:55] <tjaalton> seb128: yes, but it would be src:vulkan-loader once the new packaging is accepted :)
[11:55] <tjaalton> but I can use the current pkg for now
[11:56] <seb128> yeah, if you write the content there is only to reassign to the new source
[11:56] <slangasek> mfo: correct, now that you've highlighted it I've marked the node-tap test failure as non-blocking for the SRU
[11:56] <tjaalton> right
[11:56] <mfo> slangasek, ok, thanks!
[11:59] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- Unapproved: ledmon (bionic-proposed/universe) [0.79-2build1 => 0.90-0ubuntu1~18.04.1] (no packageset)
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[21:35] <skyler> regular video work fine, but anything in flash is choppy and slow
[21:35] <MsMaco> gnosis: you open a terminal after the desktop on the cd comes up?
[21:35] <LinuX2half> I check on the system monitor and the CPU reaches over 80 percent when I'm transferring to a site
[21:35]  * star3am .. how can i get someone to su to root ? i added them to sudo group, and added %sudo to sudoers ?
[21:35] <hbekel> rachit_vit: i'd just use someuser@localhost, mail will be delivered locally
[21:35] <gnosis> MsMaco: it doesn't get that far
[21:35] <lstarnes> Ward_Y: I don't.  Ask the developers of that program
[21:35] <MsMaco> gnosis: or does it not get to the desktop after you choose to boot in safe graphics mode?
[21:35] <gnosis> MsMaco: it gets stuck while booting
[21:35] <lstarnes> star3am: ubuntu does not use su
[21:35] <gnosis> MsMaco: the latter
[21:35] <rachit_vit> hbekel:thanks
[21:36] <lstarnes> star3am: the default group for using sudo is named "admin"
[21:36] <Henrik__> rachit_vit: Pick some random user@localhost
[21:36] <DrDuck> MsMaco:  what does ls stand for??
[21:36] <MsMaco> gnosis: hmm weird.
[21:36] <MsMaco> DrDuck: LiSt
[21:36] <lstarnes> DrDuck: LiSt
[21:36] <OEP> What is a way that I can find where a usb stick will mount in my udev rules?
[21:36] <guntbert> !sudo | star3am
[21:36] <lstarnes> star3am: try sudo -i instead
[21:36] <MsMaco> DrDuck: also, mv = MoVe, cp = CoPy
 adm ? maybe .. i have no admin group ?
[21:36] <Henrik__> Oh, too late. iPod Touch is not the fastest device to type on with only One gand
[21:36] <g3org3s> guntbert yes true ... it was reinstalled :) but can you help me with this last step so i can just connect with tightvnc ? thru xp or any other vnc client :)  http://pastebin.com/m1bfb3f93
[21:36] <Hisham> DrDuck: rm =remove :P
[21:36] <lstarnes> star3am: is it the server edition of ubuntu?
[21:37] <DrDuck> MsMaco:  How do I delete programs I no longer need? also I dont like having my programs on my desktop :< Is there a way I can change where they're saved?/
[21:37] <rachit_vit> hbekel:can i give my gmail id in that
[21:37] <opux> drduck: janitor
[21:37] <MsMaco> DrDuck: instead of -o foo use -o /home/drduck/foo if you want them in your home directory
 hey tx that sudo -i worked
[21:37] <hbekel> rachit_vit: not sure how drupal delivers mail
[21:37] <ednos> DrDuck: click on Places > Home and make a folder in your home directory
[21:38] <MsMaco> DrDuck: personally, i use /home/maco/src (shortcut: ~/src) to hold sourcecode
[21:38] <lstarnes> star3am: make sure that you ONLY use root powers when it is absolutely necessary
[21:38] <star3am> lstarnes: yup server .. mean one too :) moving from gentoo .. i wonder why sometimes :p
[21:38] <ednos> then in the terminal, you can use cd ~/whatever-you-named-it
[21:38] <lstarnes> star3am: using sudo for individual commands is preferred over sudo -i
[21:38] <DrDuck> Thank you!!
[21:39] <star3am> lstarnes: tx, good advice, wanna close ssh root ..
[21:39] <rachit_vit> can any one tell me while installing drupal in "enter site email" can i use my gmail id
[21:39] <Guest47023> ss
[21:39] <lstarnes> rachit_vit: I believe so
[21:39] <opux> did anybody see this before?
[21:39] <DrDuck> MsMaco:  I might to ask you this over again another day if I forget, so hopefully you're usually around ^_^
[21:39] <opux> tar: ./home/bsb/prj/vaio-kernel/kernel-source-2.6.3/drivers/usb/storage/datafab.h: File shrank by<PHONE_NUMBER>4416 bytes; padding with zeros
[21:39] <MsMaco> star3am: if you want to know *why* sudo on individual commands is preferred, its because there's an audit log saying what you did as root that you can refer to if things break
[21:39] <IdleOne> rachit_vit, i dont see why not
[21:39] <Henrik__> What does 'su -k' do?
[21:39] <guntbert> g3org3s: I'd rather make certain first that you can connect to the remote machine at all and that X apps are working four you - you know vnc traffic is not encrypted, so ssh+X is a better solution
[21:39] <MsMaco> DrDuck: copy and paste the log into a textfile?
[21:39] <opux> 17TB 8-()
[21:39] <MsMaco> Henrik__: ends your sudo session
[21:39] <xand_> can't set a capture device in alsamixer, can anyone please help me out ?
[21:40] <LoneWlf> anyone with some mad skillz that can mayhap assist me with troublesome linux issue that has crept up of late?
[21:40] <rachit_vit> Idleone:let me try and see
[21:40] <gnosis> MsMaco: we could try a fresh install?
[21:40] <LoneWlf> The machine begins to stack processes after some indeterminent amount of time
[21:40] <MsMaco> Henrik__: you know how you can type a second sudo command and not need the password? thats because there's a timeout. -k ends it so the password will be required next time
[21:40] <star3am> MsMaco: tx for the tip, appreciated
[21:40] <lstarnes> Henrik__: I odn't think su has a -k option. Did you mean "sudo -k" ?
[21:40] <g3org3s> guntbert okay .. so how so i remove the keys ? can you give me the command plz ? :/
[21:40] <LoneWlf> doesn't allow new logins
[21:40] <MsMaco> gnosis: sure
[21:40]  * star3am (Y)
[21:40] <DrDuck> MsMaco:  How could I do that?
[21:40] <Henrik__> MsMaco: That's what I thought, but had to make sure! Thanks!
[21:40] <MsMaco> Henrik__: er...oh yeah i thought you were asking about sudo
[21:40] <domino14> i want to remotely (over ssh) mount a hard drive that is easy to locally mount, i just select it from the list in gnome
[21:40] <LoneWlf> this begins to be problematic as there are minutely crons on the box
[21:40] <MsMaco> DrDuck: copy and paste?
[21:40] <domino14> how do i know what device it is
[21:41] <LoneWlf> its starting to put big holes in my stats *cries*
[21:41] <domino14> or what is currently mounted?
[21:41] <Henrik__> lstarnes: I meant sudo then!
[21:41] <MsMaco> DrDuck: thats the same as windows, m'dear ;)
[21:41] <Henrik__> Just remembered seeing that in a program
[21:41] <guntbert> g3org3s: on the local machine type gedit .ssh/known_hosts
[21:41] <nh2> (how) can I restart gconf-daemon without restarting my whole session?
[21:42] <lstarnes> Henrik__: it removes the timestamp so that the password is required for the next use of sudo
[21:42] <g3org3s> Guaguasi[work] and i dlete everything in it ?
[21:42] <gnosis> MsMaco: it's unlikely that mint 7 won't give the same errors that ubuntu gives?
[21:42] <g3org3s> guntbert and i delete everything in it ?
[21:42] <domino14> how do i know which devices are currently mounted from /etc/fstab?
[21:42] <guntbert> g3org3s: one moment
[21:42] <lstarnes> domino14: mount
[21:43] <bankix> Good eavening.
[21:43] <nh2> ok, "killall gnome-settings-daemon && gnome-settings-daemon &" did the trick
[21:43] <LoneWlf> So thats it then, I'm invisible? *sighs*
[21:43] <MsMaco> gnosis: mint is just ubuntu with a different theme and java and flash preinstalled
[21:43] <MsMaco> gnosis: hardware incompatibilities are the same
[21:43] <guntbert> LoneWlf: we see you
[21:44] <lstarnes> LoneWlf: it might be a rouge cron job
[21:44] <domino14> i want to mount a drive that i usually mount with the GUI really easily
[21:44] <gnosis> MsMaco: alright thanks
[21:44] <domino14> it doesnt show up in /etc/fstab
[21:44] <MsMaco> gnosis: maybe fedora?
[21:44] <shenhaZ> hi all, would you tell me how i can create ubuntu usb live from mac os x?
[21:44] <domino14> i dont know what the name of it is, under the gui it just shows up as 310 GB or something
[21:44] <domino14> its my windows partition
[21:44] <domino14> anyone know?
[21:44] <gnosis> MsMaco: he likes the shiny compiz cube (and related effects)
[21:45] <MsMaco> gnosis: you can do that on fedora and suse
[21:45] <Seidos> I'd like to write a program in python.
[21:45] <guntbert> g3org3s: every "line" starts with |1| and ends with =, delete the first entry please, the save (ctrl+s) and leave gedit
[21:45] <domino14> x
[21:45] <ednos> domino14: when it shows up in the gui, open a terminal and type `mount` to see what's been mounted
[21:45] <guntbert> *then
[21:46] <MsMaco> Seidos: package diveintopython will pull down the text of the book Dive Into Python
[21:46] <domino14> ednos: i would, but im not at my computer right now, im remotely logged in
[21:46] <domino14> theres no way to see what the gui has been seeing?
[21:46] <gnosis> MsMaco: that may be the way to go
[21:46] <bankix> Seidos: This is not the python scripting channel I fear...
[21:46] <ednos> domino14: is it an IDE or SATA drive?
[21:46] <shenhaZ> hi all, would you tell me how i can create usb live from mac os x?
[21:47] <domino14> its a newer computer, i have no idea.. sata?
[21:47] <IdleOne> MsMaco, description says it is for experienced programers
[21:47] <rs122> how can I install a driver for a printer that comes with rpm packages?
[21:47] <ednos> it's a hard disk in your computer, right?
[21:47] <domino14> whatever my linux partition is currently running, its teh same hard drive
[21:47] <g3org3s> guntbert it worked,  asked for password , supplied it , and now im in :) now ?
[21:47] <domino14> ednos:  yes
[21:47] <ednos> ah ok
[21:47] <IdleOne> MsMaco, you think a beginner could use that?
[21:47] <ednos> domino14: and it's probably mounted now?
[21:47] <domino14> yes
[21:47] <domino14> the linux partition is
[21:47] <MsMaco> IdleOne: i dont recall how its descriptions do...
[21:47] <hbekel> domino14: via ssh?
[21:47] <ednos> domino14: how about the windows one?
[21:48] <MsMaco> Seidos: maybe http://www.openbookproject.net/thinkcs/python/english2e/ if youre a beginner
[21:48] <domino14> ednos: i don't think so. i usualyl mount that by clicking on it in the gui, and entering my password
[21:48] <domino14> its one single hard drive with a windows partition
[21:48] <domino14> and a linux
[21:48] <ednos> ok
[21:48] <gekker> anyone know of a good guide for people moving from an RPM-based distro to ubuntu?
[21:48] <MsMaco> Seidos: thats a textbook used written by a local highschool teacher who uses ubuntu in the classroom to teach pthon
[21:48] <GuidMorrow> is there an x86-64 WINE version available
[21:48] <LinuX2half> why when I'm watching a video the video stops and give other clips from the end
[21:48] <guntbert> g3org3s: now for the fun, in the remote machine type xeyes, watch.... you can stop the program with ctrl+c
[21:48] <rs122> hi, i've a printer driver in rpm and i want to know to to install it.
[21:48] <domino14> /dev/sda2 on / type ext3 (rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro)
[21:48] <ednos> domino14: type mount and find out which partition (/dev/sd-something) is your linux one
[21:48] <domino14> thats the linux one
[21:49] <ednos> domino14: ok
[21:49] <bankix> shenhaZ: Do you have a windows emulator (parallels) installed perhaps?
[21:49] <guntbert> !rpm | rs122
[21:49] <ednos> domino14: type ls /dev/sda*
[21:49] <LinuX2half> whats that suppose to mean
[21:49] <MsMaco> IdleOne: "dive" is sort of the definitive python book though
[21:49] <Seidos> MsMaco: I already started reading diveintopython off the website.  I think I downloaded the book but I wanted to read green on black so I wouldn't strain.  I will join the python channel.  Thank you
[21:49] <ednos> domino14: /dev/sda1 is probably windows
[21:49] <domino14> /dev/sda  /dev/sda1  /dev/sda2  /dev/sda3  /dev/sda5
[21:49] <domino14> sda5 seems to be swap
[21:49] <GuidMorrow> !wine
[21:49] <LinuX2half> the video stops and give me the clip from the end.
[21:49] <domino14> ednos: how do you know?
[21:49] <IdleOne> MsMaco, will look at it also, thanks for the link btw
[21:49] <shenhaZ> bankix, i have only hackintosh
[21:49] <domino14> mount: can't find /dev/sda1 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[21:49] <ednos> domino14: I don't, it's a guess--are sda3 and sda5 mounted?
[21:50] <domino14> only sda2 is mounted
[21:50] <rs122> can any of you tell the instructions for installing an rpm please?
[21:50] <LinuX2half> I begin to wonder if the video is suddenly broken
[21:50] <ednos> domino14: mount -t ntfs /dev/sda1 /mnt/somethingyoucreated
[21:50] <g3org3s> guntbert X11 connection rejected because of wrong authetication Error cant open display: localhost:10.0
[21:50] <ednos> ok
[21:50] <ednos> one way to tell is to use fdisk
[21:50] <rs122> thanks guntbert
[21:50] <bankix> shenhaZ: I don't know if there is a native mac app, but there is a windows programm called UNetbootin(.sf.net) which makes bootable usb sticks.
[21:50] <domino14> fstab only has info aboud /dev/sda2 and /dev/sda5 (swap)
[21:50] <GuidMorrow> ?
[21:50] <domino14> dev/sda2 is ext
[21:50] <GuidMorrow> !ntfs
[21:50] <ednos> ok
[21:50] <rs122> thanks all
[21:51] <guntbert> g3org3s: did you start ssh as root?
[21:51] <ednos> domino14: try mount -t ntfs /dev/sda1 /some/mount/point
[21:51] <g3org3s> yes im logged in as root ,t he only account ..
[21:51] <ednos> domino14: make sure you created a directory to mount it in
[21:51] <_UsUrPeR_> Can someone point me towards Ubuntu drivers for me ServeRaid-6I RAID card? Ubuntu is saying it can't detect any hard drives when installing 9.04 :(
[21:51] <domino14> ednos: what directory does it use when i do it via the gui?
[21:51] <g3org3s> guntbert yes im logged in as root ,t he only account ..
[21:51] <mlout> does the nvidia closed source driver affect battery life positively or negatively?
[21:51] <MsMaco> _UsUrPeR_: use the alternate cd, not the live cd, if you want RAID support
[21:52] <xand_> can't set a capture device in alsamixer, can anyone please help me out ?
[21:52] <ednos> domino14: it creates and erases one in /media
[21:52] <_UsUrPeR_> MsMaco: Ok, thanks. :D
[21:52] <ednos> domino14: /media/VOLUMENAME usually
[21:52] <bankix> shenhaZ: If you can start unetbootin in your windows emulation, maybe you can write an ubuntu stick.
[21:52] <bankix> shenhaZ: Never tried this on my mac.
[21:52] <rs122> ubottu: what can i do to install this driver by Canon? (a printer)
[21:52] <GuidMorrow> help I can't install flash it says wrong architecture "i386"
[21:53] <domino14> thank you, that worked!!
[21:53] <shenhaZ> bankinx: ok, thx
[21:53] <guntbert> g3org3s: don't run graphical apps as root generally, do you mean you are logged into the destktop session as root?
[21:53] <ednos> domino14: no problem
[21:53] <g3org3s> guntbert yes ... but i think there is no X on the server ...
[21:53] <terrordrone> hey
[21:54] <terrordrone> do u know HTML keylogger people ?
[21:54] <_UsUrPeR_> MsMaco: are you positive that RAID hardware is only supported from the Alternate installation CD?
[21:54] <rs122> isn't it must be very simple to install any driver designed for linux?
[21:54] <guntbert> g3org3s: I was asking about the local session
[21:54] <MsMaco> _UsUrPeR_: 100% positive
[21:54] <bankix> rs122: They pointed you to alien which converts the rpm to deb which you can install.
[21:54] <domino14> btw fdisk -l lists the partitions with their filesystems, and yes /dev/sda1 was HPFS/NTFS
[21:54] <g3org3s> guntbert yes local is root , logs in automatically , fresh install
[21:54] <MsMaco> _UsUrPeR_: though im not guaranteeing that all RAID hardware is supported
[21:54] <MsMaco> _UsUrPeR_: jsut that the absolutely none of it is supported on the live cd
[21:54] <ednos> domino14: thanks
[21:54] <guntbert> !root | g3org3s *don't do that*
[21:54] <tabletop> does anyone know anything about trinity core 2
[21:54] <_UsUrPeR_> MsMaco: is there a list of RAID devices supported that I can reference?
[21:55] <rs122> there is anything to do to install that driver?
[21:55] <MsMaco> _UsUrPeR_: maybe on ubuntuhcl.org .... otherwise, google around
[21:55] <MsMaco> _UsUrPeR_: i dont know how up to date that site is
[21:55] <_UsUrPeR_> msmaco: ok thanks :)
[21:55] <g3org3s> guntbert its just an old laptop ... i dont care much about it ...
[21:55] <bankix> rs122: Yes. Convert it via alien first. Then install using dpkg.
[21:56] <guntbert> g3org3s: please add another account, add it to the admin group and work with that account from now on - the ubuntu system is built to not use the root account for log in
[21:56] <rs122> bankix: i'm trying that now
[21:56] <stefg> _UsUrPeR_: are you certain that you want a hardware raid-controller? mdadm is going raid just fine and at 0 cost
[21:57] <domino14> my computer remotely was only on cuz my dad was using it.. is there a way to pop up a message saying "sup dad"
[21:57] <guntbert> g3org3s: but you said "i think there is no X on the server" - so what did you want to do with vnc?
[21:57] <rs122> bankix: where is the alien pack is located?
[21:57] <LinuX2half> what plugin do I need to install to my sea monkey to have the best security?
[21:58] <stefg> g3org3s: you might want to read http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=151703
[21:58] <GuidMorrow> !ia32
[21:58] <bankix> rs122: You'll find alien in the list of installable packages. See synaptic.
[21:59] <bastidrazor> !alien
[21:59] <GuidMorrow> why is the flash player plugin only 32-bit? I thought they had put out a 64-bit plugin already!
[21:59] <icarus> how do i resize my drive as is?
[21:59] <ednos> domino14: if he's in a terminal, and you have root access, you can echo to it
[22:00] <g3org3s> guntbert long story short ... i have a server , running ubuntu desktop, i tried installing xubuntu desktop, it messed up with my network settings , the server wouldnt connect to the internet, so i have to reinitialise it , now its fresh again , i want to be able to acces it thu vnc, see it as a desktop, use it as a desktop, but apparently there is no display thing on it .. because its a commercial server the dont install it , taht's what i'v
[22:00] <kermit> why is my CPU stuck at 1/3 full speed?  and i do mean stuck, not just low due to ondemand, i can't change it with any cpufreq setting.
[22:00] <rs122> bankix: just the alien or all of those other stuff that included with it?
[22:00] <ednos> icarus: gparted
[22:01] <bankix> rs122: You need to install all dependencies to get a specific package.
[22:01] <ednos> icarus: google it, get the LiveCD, boot from it, and there's a nice little GUI tool to resize partitions. It works with NTFS, too.
[22:02] <rs122> bankix: a funny word dependencies!
[22:02] <icarus> cool
[22:02] <bankix> rs122: They're dependencies, because one package depends on parts or functions of another. Without installing the dependency, it would't work.
[22:02] <guntbert> g3org3s: ah ok, you don't need a display on your server - back to the immediate problem, there seems to exist a local authentication problem - did you add another user yet?
[22:02] <g3org3s> guntbert man ... i have no idea how to do taht .. im not that good in ubuntu .. i jsut want that vnc running asap :s
[22:03] <bastidrazor> kermit, cpufreq-info  .. what governor is selected?
[22:03] <rs122> bankix: yeah, but it was a funny word for me
[22:03] <bastidrazor> kermit, under 'current policy'
[22:04] <Fox> any faithful pidgin users here, I can't get it to work
[22:04] <kermit> bastidrazor: i tried them all
[22:04] <kermit> Fox: yes, whats the problem?
[22:04] <guntbert> g3org3s: ok, the please replace every occurence of "gedit" in you tutorial with an editor that work on the CLI (nano is easy I hear) and follow through
[22:05] <guntbert> *then
[22:05] <g3org3s> guntbert i tried it with nano .. i had an error too :/ i paste binned it to u ?
[22:05]  * guntbert has trubles typing whole words :-)
[22:05] <Fox> kermit: I can't add any buddies. It says that they can't be added to the server
[22:06] <rs122> bankix: can you tell me what further i do with all the RPM's?
[22:06] <snikker> hi, i've got a problem with wireless, it's connected, but doesn't browse... can you help me?
[22:06] <g3org3s> guntbert there you go again http://pastebin.com/m336b62e1
[22:06] <bankix> rs122: Sorry, but you'll have go through the documentation (manpage).
[22:06] <rs122> bankix: how?
[22:07] <kermit> Fox: what protocol?
[22:07] <IdleOne> rs122, what are you trying to install?
[22:08] <Fox> kermit: I still a noob, by protocol I am assuming you mean domain. I have a yahoo email, and I want to add a buddy from gmail.
[22:08] <rs122> IdleOne: i'm trying to install rmp's for Canon printer driver with alien and another tool
[22:08] <IdleOne> rs122, what canon model?
[22:08] <rs122> can you tell how do i open the documentation for alien?
[22:08] <yelloowfire> rs122: Do you use sudo when using alien?
[22:08] <bankix> rs122: man alien
[22:09] <g3org3s> guntbert i think its working .. i tried it from ubuntu , rebooting now ...
[22:09] <dre360> alien --info
[22:09] <guntbert> g3org3s: you did work as root on the server too? please paste the output of ls -l .nano_history (you can use <tab> to autocomplete file names)
[22:09] <yelloowfire> rs122: sudo alien (I forgot the rest)
[22:09] <guntbert> g3org3s: hey. great
[22:09] <rs122> it's like an p1000 model
[22:10] <GuidMorrow> how do I install an i386 interpreter on here
[22:10] <Fox> kermit: what to you mean by protocol?
[22:10] <evilbug> i have x64 xubuntu 9.04 installed on a 2,2 macbook pro and i would like some help on getting a dual monitor setup or at least having the option to disable the laptop monitor when i have another connected.
[22:10] <ed112a> Hi all, it has been years since I used any linux distro so forgive me for being so rusty when it comes to commands. I want to search my whole hard drive for a particular file but I can't remember the filename on its extension. What command and parameter would do the job best? Thanks for in advance for any help.
[22:10] <ednos> Fox: protocol and domain are different
[22:10] <guntbert> GuidMorrow: a *what* ???
[22:10] <syntax> did anyone get a update for ubuntu for today and what was it about
[22:10] <evilbug> i'm using the default ati driver.
[22:10] <ednos> Fox: "protocol" means (in Pidgin) AIM, GTalk, Jabber, Yahoo, etc
[22:10] <ed112a> Sorry I know its extension
[22:10] <GuidMorrow> I tried to install adobe flash player and it said "wrong architecture"
[22:11] <zamba> i'm looking for a tool to map and visualize a network.. it needs to be web based..
[22:11] <GuidMorrow> for some reason what Adobe had on they site was for Intrepid Ibex
[22:11] <GuidMorrow> their*
[22:11] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: I had this, at terminal try: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[22:11] <rs122> bankix: I don't see instructions just some description and such
[22:11] <Fox> ednos: ok I am using Yahoo protocol I think. Does that mean I can't IM people using the Google Talk protocol?
[22:11] <guntbert> ed112a: find / -name "*.<extension>"
[22:11] <GuidMorrow> i'm running package manager
[22:12] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: Hum...
[22:12] <ednos> Fox: correct
[22:12] <ednos> Fox: if all you want to do is talk, get a GMail account and add your buddy, it's free
[22:12] <kermit> Fox: maybe gmail requires you to add the buddy on their website first before you can use it with pidgin
[22:12] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: I think i can solve, wait
[22:12] <bankix> rs122: Sorry, but I don't remember the exact usage of allien. The manpage should help.
[22:12] <ed112a> guntbert, thank you!
[22:12] <ednos> kermit: Fox is on Yahoo
[22:12] <GuidMorrow> is there an amd64 flash plugin
[22:12] <IdleOne> rs122, it would be easier and less time consuming for to find a printer that is supported by linux http://www.linuxprinting.org/
[22:13] <zvacet> rs122:https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RPM/AlienHowto
[22:13] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: Adobe flashplayer 10 x64
[22:13] <kermit> SyntaX: i got an update yesterday that didnt work right.. something about linux*
[22:13] <yelloowfire> I will see were to get
[22:13] <guntbert> ed112a: good luck
[22:13] <syntax> oh ok
[22:13] <rs122> ok all, I will first try to look at http://www.linuxprinting.org/
[22:13] <GuidMorrow> yellowfire: what's that one
[22:13] <Fox> Thank you both, I appreciate. I will start a gmail account
[22:14] <guntbert> GuidMorrow: have you seen https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash ?
[22:14] <g3org3s> guntbert i dont know how to do that ... all i know is that it created new file and saved it there , i rebooted , started vnc, it was already running , but i cant connect now .. connection failed :/
[22:14] <IdleOne> rs122, it is a ip1000?
[22:14] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: http://download.macromedia.com/pub/labs/flashplayer10/flashplayer10_install_linux_051508.tar.gz
[22:15] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: It's on Tarball, the best one i found...
[22:15] <kermit> has anyone else had their cpu get stuck (yes i tried changing cpufreq settings) in the lowest speed?
[22:15] <rs122> IdleOne: I think it's P1000 but I really need to check
[22:15] <IdleOne> rs122, the exact model number would be more helpful yes
[22:15] <frank32> nk32
[22:16] <rs122> IdleOne: sorry it's IP1000
[22:17] <IdleOne> rs122, seems this person has managed to get your model working http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=260566&postcount=4
[22:17] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: Ops, the link is broken. At synaptic, search: nsplugin and remove the flashplugin-nonfree, if it is instaled.
[22:18] <GuidMorrow> what's nsplugin
[22:18] <G-Norris> Anyone i could try to help here.
[22:18] <guntbert> g3org3s: sorry, I gotta go, please ask the channel again
[22:18] <rs122> IdleOne: thanks
[22:18] <Terabyte> hey
[22:18] <IdleOne> G-Norris, hang sround sooner or later someone will ask a question
[22:19] <IdleOne> around*
[22:19] <G-Norris> I know yall always say that
[22:19] <Terabyte> I've got a PC with nothing but an ethernet connection on it, can I install ubuntu over the internet?
[22:19] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: nsplugin is the flash plugin. Have a risk of have it installed, but damaged, so, is better remove.
[22:19] <rs122> IdleOne: I will try
[22:19] <G-Norris> yes you can
[22:19] <G-Norris> tera you can
[22:19] <Terabyte> What should I do norris?>
[22:19] <ednos> G-Norris: I got one for you--FTP downloads hang on my Wubi install, irregardless of software (wget, firefox, filezilla, gftp, Nautilus)
[22:19] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: nsplugin true name is flashplugin-nonfree.
[22:19] <G-Norris> hld on
[22:19] <ednos> G-Norris: they download between 2KB and 4MB of octave-3.2.2.tar.bz2 before stopping
[22:19] <G-Norris> Can i have a channell operator
[22:20] <G-Norris> I need a chanel op
[22:20] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: now, you must find a way to get libflashplayer.so (PS: MUST use Firefox, or will not work!!!)
[22:20] <IdleOne> G-Norris, #ubuntu-ops
[22:20] <G-Norris> ok
[22:20] <stefg> !install | Terabyte
[22:20] <Ben64> not that hard to find libflashplayer.so
[22:20] <Terabyte> thanks
[22:21] <IdleOne> Terabyte, you want to do a net install? I don't believe you can with ubuntu but I could be wrong
[22:21] <GuidMorrow> I thought ubuntu used .deb package
[22:21] <stefg> Terabyte: not even USB available ?
[22:21] <IdleOne> GuidMorrow, it does
[22:21] <nexace> hello - i am having problems conceptualizing how to mount a raid array in ubuntu. since my 'fdisk -l' shows the drives individually, can i just mount one of them?
[22:21] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: Ubuntu USe, but flashplayer on .deb is rare. I GOT THE SOLUTION.
[22:21] <Ben64> GuidMorrow: but flash for 64 isn't in repos afaik
[22:21] <Ben64> GuidMorrow: what cpu do you have
[22:21] <rs122> IdleOne: I couldn't find libxml1 with synaptic
[22:21] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: OK, listen
[22:21] <GuidMorrow> amd64
[22:22] <Ben64> yeah but which
[22:22] <GuidMorrow> windsor
[22:22] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: At therminal, tip: sudo apt-get remove -y nspluginwrapper flashplugin-nonfree mozilla-plugin-gnash swfdec-mozilla
[22:22] <Decnikov> Umm... Hi? I need to figure out why no sound device works on my PC, seeing as how it did yesterday.
[22:22] <ldlework> Can anyone PLEASE inform me how to correctly run something during boot BEFORE Session login. So the app is /running/ /during/ the login screen.... Please I cannot figure this out and "update-rc.d myscript start 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 .
[22:22] <g3org3s> Anyone knows how i can install gnome without the network manager ?
[22:22] <Ben64> GuidMorrow: or actually, gimme "cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -i lahf"
[22:22] <Ben64> g3org3s: why?
[22:23] <nexace> i am having problems conceptualizing how to mount a raid array in ubuntu. since my 'fdisk -l' shows the drives individually, can i just mount one of them?
[22:23] <IdleOne> rs122, hmmm you right it doesnt seem to be in synaptic
[22:23] <mphill> Is Ubuntu ever planning to put Xen back in into the repos?  KVM seems almost useless compared to all the support and sofware out there for Xen.
[22:23] <g3org3s> Ben64 because when i do that .. it changes my network settings and my server wotn connect to internet anymore
[22:23] <ldlework> Can anyone PLEASE inform me how to correctly run something during boot BEFORE Session login. So the app is /running/ /during/ the login screen.... Please I cannot figure this out and "update-rc.d myscript start 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 . " Is NOT working for me>
[22:23] <weslei> ubuntu-br
[22:23] <Ben64> g3org3s: you can set a static ip with it
[22:23] <g3org3s> Ben64 how ?
[22:23] <Terabyte> mmm
[22:23] <Decnikov> This is kinda pointless me being here.
[22:23] <Ben64> g3org3s: *click* -> manual configuration
[22:24] <Decnikov> God I miss windows.
[22:24] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: Dis it?
[22:24] <stefg> nexace: bad idea ... run sudo 'mdadm --detail --scan' first to check for known raid arrays
[22:24] <Terabyte> see i have no cd drive and no flopy drive, i have a usb slot, and a network connection. i can't see the one i want?
[22:24] <Terabyte> which option?
[22:24] <g3org3s> Ben64 its a server at a farm .. and it doesnt have X :/
[22:24] <nexace> stefg: which is the bad idea? mounting one or raid in general?
[22:24] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: Did it?
[22:24] <Ben64> g3org3s: ah interesting
[22:24] <stefg> nexace: mounting physical partitions which are part of a raid array
[22:25] <GuidMorrow> Ben64: Can't run command "cat" : "flags		: fpu vme de pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 apic sep mtrr pge mca cmov pat pse36 clflush mmx fxsr sse sse2 ht syscall nx mmxext fxsr_opt rdtscp lm 3dnowext 3dnow rep_good pni cx16 lahf_lm cmp_legacy svm extapic cr8_legacy"
[22:25] <Ben64> g3org3s: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/change-ubuntu-server-from-dhcp-to-a-static-ip-address/
[22:25] <nexace> ok
[22:25] <rs122> IdleOne: so  where it could be installed at?
[22:25] <IdleOne> rs122, looking...
[22:25] <Ben64> GuidMorrow: ok, your cpu can support flash 64bit
[22:25] <ldlework> Does anyone know how to run a flipping boot script?!
[22:25] <nexace> stefg: mdadm returned no data
[22:25] <Ben64> so all you need to do is remove all flash's (as someone explained how above) and get the 64bit flash from adobe's site
[22:26] <rs122> 2. Download Driver
[22:26] <rs122> open terminal
[22:26] <rs122> cd to your preferred download directory
[22:26] <rs122> For ip1000:
[22:26] <rs122> $ wget http://www.mafia.or.id/bjfilter/bjfi....50-2.i386.rpm
[22:26] <FloodBot3> rs122: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:26] <rs122> $ wget http://www.mafia.or.id/bjfilter/bjfi....50-2.i386.rpm
[22:26] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: Ok, you are SURE who don't have ANY flashplugin instaled (Principaly SWFDEC, it is buggy!!!)
[22:26] <needhelp> hi, how do I merge many small avi-files to one big ?
[22:26] <IdleOne> rs122, I believe you can install libxml2 and it should work
[22:26] <Ben64> http://download.macromedia.com/pub/labs/flashplayer10/libflashplayer-<IP_ADDRESS>.linux-x86_64.so.tar.gz
[22:26] <stefg> nexace: so the array wasn't created on this machine / installation ?
[22:26] <g3org3s> Ben64 its laready static :/
[22:26] <nexace> stefg: honestly i dont completely understand it, but the raid array seems to exist in or near the BIOS as can enter setup before any booting occurs
[22:26] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: If have an plugin installed BOOM!!!
[22:27] <Ben64> g3org3s: so problem solved? :S
[22:27] <Out_Cold> so i just randomly noticed that compiz isn't running for some reason. can someone take a look at this and suggest any ideas? http://pastebin.com/m7a40db76
[22:27] <g3org3s> Ben64 no ... i installed xubuntu-desktop ... when it restarted nm , the server wouldnt connect to the itnernet :/ i had to reintialise it
[22:27] <ednos> G-Norris: do you still want someone to ask you questions?
[22:28] <Ben64> g3org3s: well why are you installing xubuntu-desktop on a server without a monitor?
[22:28] <rs122> IdleOne: it's already marked installed
[22:28] <g3org3s> Ben64 yes exactly .. i want to be able to use the desktop on that server , thru vnc
[22:28] <bastidrazor> Out_Cold, possibly check in #compiz too. they might have answers if none are found here.
[22:28] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: Do you instaled a flashplayer before?
[22:28] <Out_Cold> thanks
[22:28] <IdleOne> rs122, ok then continue with the how to
[22:29] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: If no, you're reay.
[22:29] <stefg> nexace: oh, i see. you've got to diffentiate between diffent kinds of raid. There's software-raid (handled by mdadm), fake-raid (involving 'stupid' hardware and a driver) and smart hardware-raid /a controller doing all the raid controlling and just presenting a single disk to the OS). Which one do you have ?
[22:29] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: If no, you're ready.
[22:30] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: ???
[22:30] <rs122> "2. Download Driver" is confusing cause it says "ubuntu:/usr/share/man$ $ wget http://www.mafia.or.id/bjfilter/bjfi....50-2.i386.rpm
[22:30] <rs122> bash: $: command not found" in the terminal even with the whole url
[22:30] <test34> I have a usb device that can give you the temperature and humidity, it get detected when I plug it in (see http://pastie.org/587777), but I don't know what to do next, what program to use?  I tried agetty and cat without success
[22:30] <g3org3s> Ben64 any ideas ?
[22:30] <stefg> !raid | nexace
[22:30] <Ben64> g3org3s: maybe install X without xubuntu-desktop?
[22:30] <IdleOne> rs122, dont copy the $
[22:31] <g3org3s> Ben64 and how can i do that ?
[22:31] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: Googling, eh? If you searched "adobe flashplayer x64 ubuntu", the third one :-)
[22:31] <rs122> IdleOne: http://www.mafia.or.id/bjfilter/bjfilter-common-2.50-2.i386.rpm
[22:32] <rs122> sorry
[22:32] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: Do that one, will work!!!
[22:32] <hackulator> hey, I'm trying to get my microphone working, but even though I have my microphone volume turned up almost all the way, the mic input is VERY quiet, to the point that you can barely hear anything I say
[22:32] <ubuntumania> im trying to install the demo of ut2004 (unreal tournament 2004) and the request is asking me if i want to install symbolic links to a directory in your path. first i have no idea what that means and second, when i click no the installation is aborted. Can anyone help me install ut2004 so i can play my favorite game for the first time on linux?
[22:32] <Terabyte> i'm building a router, should i use ubuntu server edition? or the normal one, does server have a GUI>
[22:32] <rs122> IdleOne :HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 404 Not Found
[22:32] <Ben64> g3org3s: not sure, haven't done it on ubuntu before
[22:32] <ldlework> Can anyone inform me how to correctly run something during boot BEFORE Session login. So the app is /running/ /during/ the login screen.... Please I cannot figure this out and "update-rc.d myscript start 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 . " Is NOT working for me>
[22:32] <rs122> IdleOne: a computer problem i guess
[22:32] <Ben64> Terabyte: server has no gui
[22:32] <Terabyte> thanks
[22:33] <Waer-Veritatis_C> This may seem like a basic question - In Smuxi how can I obtain a channel list?
[22:33] <tbx> running 9.04; just rebooted because X locked hard; upon login, now all the contents of ~/ are visible on my desktop, which is *super* annoying.... how to fix this?
[22:33]  * ldlework wonders how this  question is so damn elusive
[22:33] <rs122> IdleOne: i've a similar files locally but i don't know how to use them here
[22:34] <seria-mau> any idea why k3b/brasero fails when i try to write dvd-r? k3b error msg: WRITE@LBA=0h failed with SK=3h/ASC=0Ch/ACQ=80h]: Input/output error  and this looks similar: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=932271
[22:34] <stefg> Terabyte: you could look at ebox, which has a module for routing/firewalls... but to be honest i'd prefer a custom tailored distro like Endian, IPcop or m0n0wall
[22:34] <stefg> !ebox | Terabyte
[22:34] <IdleOne> rs122, this is what i meant by it would be easier to go out and buy a supported printer. Canon is not linux friendly and refuses to be
[22:34]  * yelloowfire think were is GudeMorrow?!!
[22:35] <ldlework> Anyone?
[22:35] <ldlework> Anyone know how to do boot scripts?
[22:36] <stefg> !boot | idlew
[22:36] <kermit> how can i disable cpufreqd? i think its what is making me have to reboot
[22:36] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: ...
[22:36] <sponix> anyone in here modified the Install CD lately, I need to literally add a handful of files and still have it bootable and so on .
[22:37] <kermit> er, cpufreq.. its not a module i can remove, i just want it off
[22:37] <jerkman> hehe Vista pre install failed!! http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/5089/dellfailedm.jpg
[22:38] <stefg> sponix: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[22:38] <hellues> hey
[22:38] <ldlework> stefg: Does this run them BEFORE the login screen? So this script has run before someone has logged in?
[22:38] <hellues> i am usimg
[22:38] <hackulator> anyone have any idea why i would be unable to get my microphone input volume above a whisper?  I have the microphone volume turned almost to maximum
[22:38] <hellues> chm2pdf
[22:38] <yelloowfire> Jerkman: Vista fail at failing too :-D
[22:38] <ldlework> Because I'm currently doing this, and the script only runs after logging in
[22:38] <hellues> i do chm2pdf --book x.chm
[22:38] <hellues> i tokok that errors
[22:38] <mezquitale> hackulator, what version of ubuntu youre using?
[22:38] <jerkman> yelloowfire: you ever seen anything like that before?
[22:38] <hellues> ssgmantation fault
[22:39] <sponix> Stefg: have that open in firefox right now, looking for someone with experience, that can recommend a certain method
[22:39] <hellues> exit value 35584
[22:39] <hackulator> mezquitale: 9.04
[22:39] <stefg> ldlework: rc.local is paert of the boot process
[22:39] <kekeke> im getting this error when trying to compile xmlrpc, what should i do: /usr/bin/ld: XmlRpcCpp.o: relocation R_X86_64_32 against `a local symbol' can not be used when making a shared object; recompile with -fPIC
[22:40] <yelloowfire> Jerkman: SURE :-D
[22:40] <hellues> hey
[22:40] <hellues> i try to convert chm file to pdf
[22:40] <mezquitale> hackulator, check "system-->preferences-->sound" and make sure everything is configured to the devices you are using
[22:40] <hellues> can someone help me
[22:40] <jrib> kekeke: isn't that something that should be in the repositories?  Why are you compiling?
[22:40] <hellues> i installed html doc
[22:40] <mezquitale> !ask |hellues
[22:40] <hellues> and chm2pdf
[22:40] <jrib> !enter | hellues
[22:40] <hellues> okey
[22:41] <hellues> sorry
[22:41] <mezquitale> hellues, all on one line
[22:41] <stefg> !enter
[22:41] <tbx> running 9.04; just rebooted because X locked hard; upon login, now all the contents of ~/ are visible on my desktop, which is *super* annoying.... how to fix this?
[22:41] <kekeke> jrib i'm very new to linux, i'm just following a guide and i'm getting errors :(
[22:41] <jrib> kekeke: a guide for what?
[22:41] <perscitus> How do you enable SHMConfig in jaunty?
[22:41] <kekeke> installing xmlrpc to later install a webgui for rtorrent
[22:42] <hellues> i try to convert chm files to pdf . I installed htmdoc and chm2pdf and i use chm2pdf --book x.chm. I took error segmentation fault exit value 35584
[22:42] <jrib> !synaptics | perscitus
[22:42] <hellues> anyone face that ?
[22:42] <spo> how do you access the setup confirguation for screen, that allows things like making screen start after login?
[22:42] <jrib> !software > kekeke
[22:42] <stefg> !screen | spo
[22:42] <perscitus> jrib.->  the word comprehensive is used to much since it doesntactually give that
[22:42] <th1> kekeke, why do you want to compile xmlrpc? can't you use the Ubuntu precompiled package?
[22:42] <kermit> how is possible i dont have grub installed when i boot with grub
[22:42] <jrib> perscitus: it tells you how to enable shmconfig for sure...
[22:42] <IdleOne> rs122, I found another link which claims to make ip1000 work. http://mambo.kuhp.kyoto-u.ac.jp/~takushi/#canon USE AT OWN RISK and make sure to follow the instructions for your model
[22:43] <ldlework> stefg: adding my command to /etc/rc.init did not cause it to be running during the login-screen for ubuntu
[22:43] <perscitus> jrib.->  it's an old help that doesnt apply to jaunty
[22:43] <jrib> perscitus: yes it does.
[22:43] <moymoy> how do you get the command `export` to work with -exec with the `find` command?
[22:43] <kekeke> th1 i didn't know there was a precompiled package lol
[22:43] <yelloowfire> kermit: IS IMPOSSIBLE don't have grub...
[22:43] <th1> kermit, you can install grub from outside the file system e.g from a livecd
[22:43] <stefg> ldlework: rc.local !
[22:43] <perscitus> jrib.->  Actually, it doesnt,
[22:43] <kermit> yelloowfire: when i type 'grub' it says i dont have it
[22:43] <th1> kekeke, open Synaptics Package Manager and search for xmlrpc
[22:43] <ldlework> stefg: sorry my appologies, that's what I meat. and that's what I used
[22:43] <jrib> perscitus: well we can say "yes", "no" forever or you can tell me why you believe that
[22:43] <yelloowfire> kermit: Maybe you can install using a arch linux live CD...
[22:43] <th1> kekeke, or use "aptitude search xmlrpc"
[22:44] <perscitus> jrib.->  If it applied then the files it says to edit would be available. Since jaunty doesnt have them, then it doesnt apply
[22:44] <kekeke> thanks doing ti right now
[22:44] <GuidMorrow> Flash Player 64 installed
[22:44] <kermit> th1: so the installer had it but my system didnt?  how has it been updating the boot settings when theres a new kernel?
[22:44] <jrib> perscitus: no, you create the file...
[22:44] <jrib> perscitus: try it first
[22:44] <perscitus> jrib.->  it doesnt say that
[22:44] <yelloowfire> During setup (/arch/setup , keyboard already is EN-US) do the "install grub" one.
[22:44] <th1> kermit, update-grub just updates the grub menu.lst file, its not like lilo where the bootloader has to be reinstalled everytime you change its config file
[22:44] <stefg> ldlework: the environmet isn't set at that stage. use absolute paths... /bin/ls, not just ls
[22:44] <yelloowfire> kermit: During setup (/arch/setup , keyboard already is EN-US) do the "install grub" one.
[22:44] <akatsuki> I got ubuntu, then I got fluxbox, then I got gtk-chtheme for font conventions, yet the fonts look really foul (not that they didn't with regular ubuntu) but they're even worse here, I've managed to attach Xft.dpi:96 and I have to revert to gnome-panel to fix up the fonts, which is temporary only for that session, how do I fix the fonts so that they're clean looking?
[22:45] <jrib> perscitus: It doesn't say the file should already exist either.  Trust me, that's up to date
[22:45] <jrib> perscitus: the commands given will create the file
[22:45] <hackulator> I tried messing with the setting in the sound preferences but it made no difference, my microphone is still only recording at a barely audible whisper
[22:45] <th1> kermit, having said that update-grub is part of the grub package. maybe you have grub2 installed
[22:45] <GuidMorrow> ehhh ... how do I clean downloaded packages that I haven't installed
[22:45] <ldlework> stefg: I'm doing "/usr/bin/synergys -n ubuntu --config /etc/synergy.conf"
[22:46] <yelloowfire> GuidMorrow: IMPOSSIBLE
[22:46] <gwildor> GuidMorrow, sudo apt-get clean
[22:46] <jrib> GuidMorrow: see the "clean" and "autoclean" sections of « man apt-get »
[22:46] <kermit> th1: oh, 'update-grub'.. maybe  i had that.. thats badly named.   ohh the boot loaded can always find the file in the filesystem? wow, i thought it was only working with maybe 250 bytes of code on the boot sector.
[22:46] <perscitus> jrib.->  and how do you suppose I type all that into the config file?
[22:46] <akatsuki> Halo-ru: implementation defined, should focus on #asm or #gcc, C doesn't truly define inline assembly syntax/code.
[22:46] <stefg> ldlework: what's that command supposed to do?
[22:46] <akatsuki> I got ubuntu, then I got fluxbox, then I got gtk-chtheme for font conventions, yet the fonts look really foul (not that they didn't with regular ubuntu) but they're even worse here, I've managed to attach Xft.dpi:96 and I have to revert to gnome-panel to fix up the fonts, which is temporary only for that session, how do I fix the fonts so that they're clean looking?
[22:47] <jrib> perscitus: with your fingers?  Or copy and paste.
[22:47] <yelloowfire> kermit: ...
[22:47] <yelloowfire> kermit: No words...
[22:47] <perscitus> jrib.->  click and drag doesnt work
[22:47] <ldlework> Start a synergy server on the computer so that I can share keyboard/mouse between it and my windows machine. The problem is that unless I'm logged into ubuntu, the server doesn't get started and so I can't use my window's machine (the client)
[22:47] <ldlework> stefg:
[22:47] <th1> kermit, those 250 bytes are enough to load /boot/grub/stageX which doesn't change
[22:47] <jrib> perscitus: then use your fingers
[22:47] <Lunixed> I am using linux system . double-clicking a jar file opens in openjdk run time and in terminal executing "java -jar a.jar" opens with openjdk run time. How do i start the jar from terminal in sun java runtime ?
[22:47] <ldlework> stefg: Its a software KVM switch
[22:47] <th1> and then stage1 loads stage2 which knows how to parse the file system and find menu.,lst
[22:48] <perscitus> jrib.->  cant select
[22:48] <stefg> ldlework: that probably requires an X server already running
[22:48] <jrib> perscitus: You can read and type.  But hold on i'll upload it somewhere for you...
[22:48] <zvacet> GuidMorrow : if you didn´t install them and they are in home directory or on desktop just mark them with cursor and right click move to trash
[22:48] <perscitus> jrib.->  never mind... flash drive to the rescue
[22:49] <CanadianLinux> I just installed a fresh jaunty. Grabbed the latest catalyst drivers, I just want to set my monitor to run at 75hz, I have a LCD at 1440x900. It only gives me the option of having 60hz... can someone give me a hand?
[22:49] <jrib> perscitus: http://dpaste.com/82435/plain/
[22:49] <jrib> perscitus: wget that and rename it
[22:50] <Lunixed> I am using ubuntu 9.04. double-clicking a jar file opens in openjdk run time and in terminal executing "java -jar a.jar" opens with openjdk run time. How do i start the jar from terminal in sun java runtime ?
[22:51] <CanadianLinux> Anyone...?
[22:51] <Pseudo_Bob> Well I give up.
[22:51] <Flare183> Lunixed: javac <jar file name>
[22:51] <Flare183> I think
[22:51] <Pseudo_Bob> I can't get my drivers working.  I can't get sound working.  This is not my thing.
[22:52] <Lunixed> thats to compile Flare183
[22:52] <Flare183> True
[22:52] <perscitus> jrib.->  I used my flash drive. And Ctrl-A in gedit.
[22:52] <lamoses> hey
[22:53] <Lunixed> Flare183, it dos not run
[22:53] <Flare183> Lunixed: I don't know.
[22:53] <Lunixed> ok Flare183
[22:53] <perscitus> jrib.->  click and drag doesnt work
[22:54] <rachit_vit> quit
[22:54] <craCkpot> okay i have a unique issue and i was wondering if anyone could help point me in the right direction
[22:54] <stefg> ldlework: reading on synergy .... putting that in rc.local is useless. i ask myself what the differnce between that software and a vnc/rdp/nx server ?
[22:55] <Baptiste> Hi
[22:55] <CanadianLinux> I just installed a fresh jaunty. Grabbed the latest catalyst drivers, I just want to set my monitor to run at 75hz, I have a LCD at 1440x900. It only gives me the option of having 60hz... can someone give me a hand?
[22:55] <ldlework> stefg: its for when you have two computers sitting next to each other
[22:55] <rewt> i use synergy
[22:55] <ldlework> stefg: its a virtual KVM switch, not a remote desktop client
[22:55] <Baptiste> is an ethernet interface only recognized as eth* with ifconfig?
[22:55] <craCkpot> canadianlinux, last i knew LCD's don't use refresh rate
[22:55] <rewt> ldlework, virtual KM switch, not V
[22:56] <Baptiste> because I only get ath0 & wifi0
[22:56] <ldlework> stefg: I believe this is the answer: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=970564&postcount=5
[22:56] <Baptiste> no eth0
[22:56] <Baptiste> and I'm wondering if the network card is even recognized
[22:56] <craCkpot> they matter to CRT monitors because they have to refresh the image x times per second
[22:56] <Lunixed> I am using linux system . double-clicking a jar file opens in openjdk run time and in terminal executing "java -jar a.jar" opens with openjdk run time. How do i start the jar from terminal in sun java runtime ?
[22:56] <craCkpot> LCD pixels stay on until turned off
[22:56] <stefg> IdleOne: right. it has to go to the gdm init (so starts when X starts)
[22:56] <CanadianLinux> Yea its using 60, The monitor supports 75. I plan on playing quakelive tonight on linux. I prefer playing at 75hz
[22:57] <CanadianLinux> I can in XP
[22:57] <IdleOne> stefg, ?
[22:57] <craCkpot> are you using the DVI (digital) connection?
[22:57] <CanadianLinux> Im assuming I have to add a modeline to my xorg.conf... thing Is I dont know what im doing
[22:57] <CanadianLinux> yes
[22:58] <IdleOne> stefg, I think you meant ldlework  it's an L not I
[22:58] <craCkpot> then you don't have to concern yourself with it
[22:58] <stefg> IdleOne: right ... ldlework (stupid nick)
[22:58] <CanadianLinux> alright, you are sure craCkpot? I wont notice any flicker while playing?
[22:58] <deany> Lunixed, set the default java to sun java
[22:58] <craCkpot> LCD monitors ignore refresh rate
[22:58] <CanadianLinux> its more for the vga?
[22:58] <CanadianLinux> oh ok
[22:59] <craCkpot> if you're using the analog (blue) connector then it would matter
[22:59] <CanadianLinux> nah its the white
[22:59] <craCkpot> its more a CRT thing
[22:59] <CanadianLinux> alright thanks man, better than messing my xorg and getting a black screen anyways :)
[22:59] <Lunixed> deany, how ?
[22:59] <craCkpot> from random googling: So, what if you have an LCD monitor? You can safely ignore the refresh rate setting. Changing this number in Control Panel has no effect on an LCD.
[22:59] <ldlework> stefg: thanks, for the help!
[22:59] <ldlework> ...and the insult
[22:59] <deany> Lunixed, sudo update-java-alternatives
[22:59] <craCkpot> anywho, back to my problem
[23:00] <CanadianLinux> cool thanks for helpin a noob craCkpot
[23:00] <craCkpot> no problem, glad to help
[23:00] <Scootles> Can someone help me. I'd really like to stick to ubuntu on my laptop, however, I can't get my wifi card working so it's really tempting me to just delete it.
[23:00] <J-_> !noob
[23:01] <kaddi> Scootles: I couldn't get my card to work with network manager, however it works great with wicd, maybe try that out :)
[23:01] <craCkpot> My Issue: I am trying to dual boot vista and ubuntu 9.04, everything installs properly but i run into an issue with the bootloader (Grub)
[23:02] <GuidMorrow> where do I find all of the video codecs? I can't play FLV files for some reason
[23:02] <tbx> kaddi: watch out - I have had issues with wicd abruptly deciding that it can not, in fact, see *any* wireless networks.
[23:02] <Mike> hey
[23:02] <tbx> kaddi: that said, wicd has features that network manager lacks.
[23:02] <leachim6> I updated jaunty to the latest....
[23:03] <leachim6> and now I can't shutdown...
[23:03] <leachim6> it hang on shutdown...
[23:03] <craCkpot> it seems to stem from the fact that windows sees my IDE drive as the first drive (its where the vista bootloader is) and linux sees my 80gb SATA drive as the first HDD (its where windows is installed)
[23:03] <kaddi> tbx: I have been using it for close to a year now, while I have had these problems as well once in a while, network manager simply would not see my wifi network
[23:03] <kaddi> So wicd definitely is the best solution for me :) But it might not be for other people.
[23:04] <tbx> kaddi: yeah - I actually keep both debs locally and find that I have to replace-install.
[23:04] <craCkpot> any ideas anyone?
[23:04] <kaddi> tbx: really? I just use wicd, haven't had any issues for a couple of month now... everything just keeps getting beter ;)
[23:04] <leachim6> is there a known issue with the latest jaunty updates?
[23:04] <leachim6> that breaks shutdown
[23:05] <leachim6> can someone help please :(
[23:05] <craCkpot> Scootles: I don't know if this will help you but I had the issue in my early linux days and I remember using NDISWrapper to wrap around the windows driver and make it work in linux.
[23:05] <kaddi> craCkpot: what exactly was your problem?
[23:05] <leachim6> ewww
[23:05] <leachim6> me too...
[23:05] <leachim6> broadcom is nasty
[23:05] <leachim6> bcm43xx
[23:05] <kaddi> leachim6: have you tried to shutdown using the shutdown command in terminal?
[23:06] <leachim6> kaddi, yeah
[23:06] <tbx> running 9.04; just rebooted because X locked hard; upon login, now all the contents of ~/ are visible on my desktop, which is *super* annoying.... how to fix this?
[23:06] <leachim6> "shutdown -h now"
[23:06] <kaddi> and nothing happens?
[23:06] <leachim6> kaddi, no it runs through all the way to shutdown
[23:06] <leachim6> and I get "acpid: stopped"
[23:06] <Scootles> craCkpot, the problem is that the only driver I can find for my wifi card is a .sys file and not .ini
[23:06] <leachim6> and then it hangs
[23:06] <leachim6> I think you mean .inf
[23:06] <craCkpot> .ini is not a windows driver
[23:07] <hackulator> I'm unable to get my microphone to record anything above a whisper, any ideas what my problem might be?  I have tried adjusting the volume settings
[23:07] <Scootles> yeah, .inf is what I meant
[23:07] <nexace> does ubuntu have some sort of rdp program that allows for remote desktop viewing?
[23:07] <craCkpot> i believe .sys is an acceptable driver extension
[23:07] <Scootles> alright. Let me check it out
[23:07] <craCkpot> okay let me see if i can adequately describe my problem
[23:08] <kaddi> leachim6: I'm sry I can't help you with that. sounds like a bug, maybe check out launchpad.net
[23:08] <leachim6> ok
[23:09] <tbx> nexace: yes, there is - I am trying to remember the name of it - one moment.
[23:09] <papo> hello
[23:09] <papo> where can I see packages which are currently being build or waiting in the queue?
[23:09] <bbooqq> Is it OK to use existing partition (currently, with Fedora core 5) for Ubuntu 9.04 not to backup and restore the existing data?
[23:10] <tbx> nexace: it's called "vinagre"
[23:10] <nexace> thanks tbx ill check it out
[23:10] <craCkpot> My problem seems to stem from the fact that Windows and Linux see different HDD's as the first disk and thus puts the MBR in 2 different places
[23:10] <^Alita> hi to all
[23:10] <shamm> I'm having problem trying to install libvirt-bin, googled for it and can not find the solution.
[23:11] <xand_> can't set a capture device in alsamixer, can anyone please help me out ?
[23:11] <^Alita> i'm in trouble with xawtv: it shows images, but i can't hear anything
[23:11] <xOrphenochx> what do you need it for shamm?
[23:11] <kaddi> craCkpot: so? you get an error message when you try to boot? you can't boot into linux? you can't boot into windows?
[23:11] <shamm> x0rphenochx: Virtual Machine
[23:11] <craCkpot> i can boot into windows, linux won't boot
[23:11] <xOrphenochx> no, i mean what do you need that package for?
[23:12] <xOrphenochx> specifically
[23:12] <kaddi> craCkpot: because it is not listed in grub? or what happens when you try to boot into it?
[23:12] <shamm> to run Virtual Machine Manager apps
[23:12] <superboki> somebody familiar with x264 compiling?
[23:12] <craCkpot> grub gives error15 when i try to boot linux
[23:12] <xOrphenochx> have you installed virt-manager?
[23:12] <superboki> i managed, but missing avi and mp4 support
[23:13] <xOrphenochx> you mean for encoding or decoding, boki?
[23:13] <shamm> xOrphenochx: libvirt-bin is prevent virt-manager from being installed.
[23:13] <papo> ^Alita: There may be several reasons for this. Elder cards need a physical connection to the sound card, or the gain of the tv card (not the main volume) may be muted
[23:13] <Shiba> if I wanted to install every available 32-bit compat library on Ubuntu 9.04 how would I go about doing that?
[23:13] <GuidMorrow> ...does anyone know where I can find all the video codecs?
[23:13] <shamm> s/prevent/prefenting/g
[23:13] <shamm> s/prefenting/preventing/g
[23:13] <shamm> echo /dev/null > /my/damned/mind
[23:13] <xOrphenochx> really? cause that doesnt even sound like one i have
[23:13] <craCkpot> okay, which partitions actually need to be set to active (boot), any partition with an OS installed?
[23:13] <GuidMorrow> or at least convert it where videos can become playable
[23:13] <mahdi> hi
[23:13] <superboki> GuidMorrow: use vlc or mplayer
[23:14] <mahdi> hi
[23:14] <xOrphenochx> gimme a minute to check my system
[23:14] <perscitus> Anyone know how to fix click&drag in synaptics?
[23:14] <Guest38444> not me
[23:14] <shamm> xOrphenochx: I'm running ubuntu-server x64 with xubuntu-desktop
[23:14] <xOrphenochx> oh well ill be damned, it is a package
[23:14] <^Alita> papo: where i can tune the3 card volume? i've got a pinnacle pctv
[23:14] <GuidMorrow> missing H.264 plugin
[23:14] <xOrphenochx> which version of ubuntu?
[23:15] <shamm> 9.04 jaunty
[23:15] <shamm> 2.6.28-14-server
[23:15] <xOrphenochx> have you updated doing apt-get update? that package should be available
[23:15] <papo> ^Alita: if you open the volume control, you may see several tabs
[23:15] <xOrphenochx> i had it a month or so ago before going to karmic
[23:15] <shamm> xOrphenochx: that is my default practice ;)
[23:15] <^Alita> i see, but it don't appear
[23:15] <papo> ^Alita: one for the sound card and another one for the tv card
[23:15] <perscitus> Anyone know how to fix click&drag in synaptics/touchpad?
[23:15] <GuidMorrow> couldn't find vlc-player
[23:15] <shamm> making sure I got latest updates -- checking
[23:15] <papo> ^Alita: Hm ok, one second, I need to check
[23:16] <xOrphenochx> got me, can you pm me the output of apt-get install virt-manager?
[23:16] <edbian> I am trying to install ubuntu on a friend's laptop and it keeps getting stuck at the partition editor.  It loads all the way but it never changes from the Keyboard layout screen.  Any ideas?
[23:16] <papo> ^Alita: which pinnacle tuner card is this?
[23:16] <kaddi> craCkpot: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto should tell you all you need to know on grub.. I'm looking for more specific instructions
[23:17] <craCkpot> im gonna try to play around with EasyBCD
[23:17] <GuidMorrow> !language | smartasstronaut
[23:17] <^Alita> papo: pctv 100
[23:18] <perscitus> GuidMorrow.->  no language issue there.
[23:18] <papo> ^Alita: the USB thingie?
[23:18] <nyaa> lifes a beach and all but its spelled astronaut lol
[23:19] <nyaa> unless he's smart as a stronaut
[23:19] <^Alita> papo: pci card
[23:19] <papo> ^Alita: ok
[23:19] <perscitus> Anyone know how to fix click&drag in synaptics/touchpad?
[23:20] <amdFANBOY> hey whats the best gmail notifier.  i just want to know when i get a new email.  tried a few and i cant seem to get them to work right.
[23:20] <guest_> Amigos.
[23:20] <guest_> ¿Qué versión de ubuntu estas usando?
[23:21] <kaddi> !es
[23:21] <StupidWeasel> Humm I seem to be having problems with public/private keys.
[23:22] <papo> ^Alita: are you using the saa7133 module?
[23:22] <StupidWeasel> The error I'm getting is "Agent admitted failure to sign using the key." however I am sure that the public key is the same on the server that I have here.
[23:23] <vix> how do i check my motherboard voltages in ubuntu
[23:23] <deany> wtf.  picasa uses wine?
[23:24] <Untouchab1e> Im currently dual booting Vista and Ubuntu but I am now going to Install Windows 7.. I havent had my Ubuntu install for long and I was just wondering if its worth it trying to reinstall GRUB somehow? For some reason I guess its complicated?
[23:24] <DaZ-> Untouchab1e, it's not
[23:24] <^Alita> papo: just a moment, i verify
[23:24] <majuk> Untouchab1e: Did you not get it to work last night? You asked this exact same question.
[23:24] <StupidWeasel> If you still have your install CD it's only a couple of commands from the recovery console Untouchab1e  :)
[23:25] <majuk> !fixmbr | Untouchab1e
[23:25] <shamm> how do I add user to a group?
[23:25] <StupidWeasel> Humm, Anyone have any suggestions? I've totally remade the keys on the client.
[23:25] <^Alita> papo: with lsmod appera several saa7134
[23:26] <amdFANBOY> hey whats the best gmail notifier.  i just want to know when i get a new email.  tried a few and i cant seem to get them to work right.
[23:26] <ckd> ripdos
[23:26] <papo> ^Alita: I would check dmesg output. You can for example run "dmesg|grep saa7134" and paste that to pastebin
[23:26] <jiffe> hmm, man ccs_tool describes an update command, but that command doesn't actually seem to be available
[23:26] <Chaorain> I need a new router and I want a wireless one. I want one that can connect to another wireless router. i.e. router A connects to internet and router B(my new router) conects to it wirelessly and my desktop connects to router B with a wire. Is there a list of routers that can do this?
[23:26] <majuk> amdFANBOY: I've never found a gmail notifier that worked correctly. Seriously.
[23:26] <jiffe> I'm pretty sure it used to be
[23:27] <superjoel> anyone that can help me with a regexp problem I am having with sed in my little bash script? :)
[23:27] <amdFANBOY> majuk: wtf!
[23:27] <Chaorain> supercoel, did you check #windows?
[23:27] <papo> ^Alita: I don't know this specific card, some really do have to get attached to the sound card using an audio cable. If you would need that but don't have it, it's not gonna work, no matter what we try
[23:28] <amdFANBOY> majuk: thanks!  i guess i'll wait another 6 months :-)
[23:28] <Chaorain> superjoel, did you check #windows?
[23:28] <majuk> amdFANBOY: I dunno, every one I've ever used misreported unread message counts, delayed alerts, the whole thing.
[23:28] <Ritzerisk> anyone know of a compiz / fusion or something alike for windows xp i have to use it at work dam gates
[23:28] <superjoel> I did check #windows..
[23:28] <amdFANBOY> majuk: have you tried the firefox plugin?
[23:28] <^Alita> papo: can i paste it to pvt, isn't long
[23:28] <perscitus> Seriously, Someone help me.
[23:28] <perscitus> Anyone know how to fix click&drag in synaptics/touchpad?
[23:28] <StupidWeasel> Humm, is there a better channel to ask my ssh key problem in?
[23:28] <x404x> can i setup a news server to host headers only and filter them for spam ? which news package is best suited for this and easy to setup ?
[23:29] <majuk> amdFANBOY: Yea, but if you're going to use that, might as well just keep GMail open in a tab, yea?
[23:29] <papo> ^Alita: yeah but only if it's just a couple of lines
[23:29] <bbooqq> Is it OK to use existing partition (currently, with Fedora core 5) for Ubuntu 9.04 not to backup and restore existing data?
[23:29] <^Alita> papo: i think it isn't necessary to use a cable, when i was using windows it works well
[23:29] <papo> ^Alita: ok then it's fine
[23:30] <amdFANBOY> yeah i do actually, but i'm always going back and forth to check it.  makes me nuts.  actually gmail-notify in the ubuntu repos might work.  i just need to try to configure it a bit better.
[23:30] <QuietShaman> Help! Running jaunty....the standard menu toolbar (ie. the file,edit,help bar)in all applications is too dark in most apps for me to read well...I have some visual impairment....running different themes does not change that dark, low contrast toolbar. Once I click and the drop-down opens up, all is fine....but the idle toolbar is VERY hard for me to read. Any suggestions on how to tweak it for more contrast??? Thank you all in
[23:30] <QuietShaman> advance for any help
[23:30] <perscitus> PLEASE, help me. Anyone know how to fix click&drag in synaptics/touchpad?
[23:30] <^Alita> papo: that is
[23:31] <majuk> amdFANBOY: That's what I used a while back. Like I said, it marginally worked and was often delayed beyond reason (5+ minutes before I got the alert). And the message count was /never/ right.
[23:31] <majuk> amdFANBOY: But it's been a little while since I tried it. May be better now.
[23:31] <amdFANBOY> majuk: huh,  cause for me it pops up instantly.  at least it seems that way.  like instantly.
[23:31] <majuk> amdFANBOY: I got my G1, it tells me pretty much instantly when I get email. :D
[23:32] <amdFANBOY> g1?
[23:32] <majuk> amdFANBOY: Yea, the Google phone.
[23:32] <shamm> installing Windows 7 Ultimate in Virtual Machine...
[23:34] <archman> usb won't auto mount, how can i see where (sdb or whatever) it is? so i can mount it. lsusb says: Bus 001 Device 006: ID 054c:02d2 Sony Corp. PSP
[23:34] <eboyjr> Hello people of Earth... Umm I created a user with usename 'eboyjr' and deleted it, but I want to create it again with the same username but it will not let me. I am using the GNOME Add User Dialogue.
[23:34] <majuk> archman: Plug your USB key in, then look at the output of dmesg
[23:34] <majuk> archman: Once the disk settles, it'll tell you what /dev/ its assigned to.
[23:34] <bastidrazor> archman, when you plug a usb thing in .. type dmesg | tail
[23:35] <cake_baker> hi*
[23:35] <kaddi> hi
[23:36] <cake_baker> i've got quite a strange problem, i dunno where it comes from ...
[23:36] <cake_baker> thunar is slow as hell to show files
[23:36] <_cb> Basic NoMachine (freeNx) question.  Install it on Ubuntu Server or Ubuntu Destkop. If I install it on Ubuntu Server do I need to install a gui (Am familiar with Citrix but that may be the wrong frame of reference)
[23:36] <cake_baker> i've check iptables rules ... and it's empty
[23:36] <DopeGhoti> !empathy
[23:36] <cake_baker> and hosts is as it must be
[23:37] <cake_baker> !thunar
[23:37] <GuidMorrow> this is annoying, how do I make VLC not open videos in individual windows
[23:37] <majuk> cake_baker: What kind of network shares?
[23:37] <cake_baker> i don't have network shares ...
[23:37] <cake_baker> it's local folders ...
[23:37] <archman> majuk, dmesg is huge, where should i look
[23:37] <majuk> cake_baker: Then iptables has nothing to do with it.
[23:37] <majuk> archman: The end.
[23:37] <cake_baker> the loopback interface isn't blocked at all
[23:38] <cake_baker> it has ... if you block the loopback interfaces .... it's slows as hell ...
[23:38] <cake_baker> but it isn't blocked on my laptop ....
[23:38] <archman> majuk: http://paste.ubuntu.com/255431/
[23:38] <majuk> cake_baker: lol, and if it's unblocked, it's still slow as hell?
[23:38] <archman> that's it
[23:38] <cake_baker> yeah
[23:38] <cake_baker> and dunno why ...
[23:38] <x404x> is there a good simple guide to setup a news server locally on ubuntu 9.04 ?
[23:38] <GuidMorrow> !vlc
[23:38] <Chaorain> is there a way two connect two routers wirelessly
[23:38] <cake_baker> i've check the hosts file and iptables rules as adviced on forums on the internet
[23:39] <majuk> cake_baker: You're not giving it long enough, I don't think. After about 2 minutes, the message you're seeing would be followed by more output.
[23:39] <amdFANBOY> majuk: i think the gmail notifier firefox plugin works perfectly.  you see it on the bottom right of the screen and you gotta log in there.
[23:39] <amdFANBOY> peace
[23:39] <BlueLaguna> Do the jobs in /etc/cron.daily get executed the same time everyday or 24 hours after it was last executed?
[23:39] <amdFANBOY> the other one works too
[23:39] <majuk> Sorry, that was for archman ^^
[23:39] <archman> majuk, bastidrazor, any ideas?
[23:39] <cake_baker> ....
[23:39] <edbian> Is there a text based installer for ubuntu?
[23:40] <jasonfunk> Is there something in Gnome that will try to configure my displays instead of letting X take care of it all?
[23:40] <cake_baker> nope majuk ....
[23:40] <cake_baker> i've read a looooot ....
[23:40] <LinuxGold> edbian: apt-get
[23:40] <edbian> Ubiquity keeps getting stuck at the partitioner. Any ideas?
[23:40] <amdFANBOY> gmail-notify i mean, in the repos.  but i'd rather have it in firefox, so i'll use the plugin.
[23:40] <edbian> LinuxGold: text-based replacement for ubiquity
[23:40] <stroyan> vix:  You could load the "lm-sensors" package.  Then run "sudo sensors-detect".  Use "sudo modprobe" to load the modules it tells you to.  Then run "sensors".
[23:40] <eboyjr> Hello people of Earth... Umm I created a user with usename 'eboyjr' and deleted it, but I want to create it again with the same username but it will not let me. I am using the GNOME Add User Dialogue. Deleting the /home/eboyjr directory does not work.
[23:40] <cake_baker> i can tell that mosts people speak about a bug (back in 2007 .... so not my case), iptables and hosts file
[23:40] <cake_baker> haven't seen anything else till now ...
[23:40] <cake_baker> if you can lead the path ... ;)
[23:41] <archman> majuk, well, usb is plugged 10mins already
[23:41] <edbian> Is there a text based version of ubiquity?
[23:41] <archman> when i rerun dmesg, it's the same at the end
[23:41] <majuk> cake_baker: Well your dmesg output shows it's disconnecting periodically. Could be a problem with the USB port or something
[23:41] <archman> archman*
[23:42] <archman> lo
[23:42] <archman> l
[23:42] <majuk> Damnit, archman
[23:42] <majuk> lol
[23:42] <archman> hmm
[23:42] <archman> i disconnected it more times, that's it
[23:42] <archman> :(
[23:42] <cake_baker> lol
[23:42] <archman> why should i wait, what's the purpose?
[23:42] <cake_baker> no problem for the hl ;)
[23:42] <majuk> Hang on, I'll plug in my USB stick and show you the output
[23:43] <archman> ok
[23:43] <LinuxGold> do virt-machine utilitize 3d hardware?
[23:43] <vix> stroyan: that didnt work
[23:44] <archman> i don't think so, LinuxGold
[23:44] <vix> lmsensors cldnt get my voltages
[23:44] <archman> for vmware
[23:44] <majuk> archman: Immediately after inserting : http://dpaste.com/82462/
[23:44] <LinuxGold> ok hanks archman
[23:44] <LinuxGold> thanks even.
[23:44] <x404x> tom hanks ?
[23:44] <x404x> lol
[23:44] <LinuxGold> lol
[23:44] <GuidMorrow> thanks for nothing, ubuntu almost kernal-panic'd
[23:44] <majuk> archman: 30 seconds later: http://dpaste.com/82464/
[23:45] <archman> strange :S
[23:46] <archman> giving me the same
[23:46] <archman> all the time
[23:46] <majuk> archman: Yea, I dunno what would cause yours to cycle like that.
[23:46] <majuk> archman: Not using some crazy hub or something?
[23:46] <archman> hehe no
[23:46] <archman> PSP
[23:46] <archman> mini usb cable
[23:47] <archman> any other way to locate it?
[23:47] <majuk> archman: Ah! Well is there a PC mode setting on the PSP?
[23:47] <archman> sure, it's on
[23:47] <archman> USB mmode
[23:47] <archman> turn it off?
[23:47] <majuk> archman: Hmmm.... wierd.
[23:47] <x404x> i have found mini usb plugs are often poor and might give intermittent connection
[23:47] <majuk> archman: Yea, I dunno, maybe turn it on /after/ plugging it in? That doesn't make a ton of sense though.
[23:48] <x404x> is there a light on the usb thing that flikkers or something ?
[23:49] <archman> majuk, tried all that stuff, and it randomly works after a few attempts, but that stuff is s**t :D
[23:49] <archman> tnx anyway =)
[23:49] <majuk> archman: lol, yea, oh well, as long as it works!
[23:49] <majuk> :D
[23:49] <archman> hahahah
[23:49] <archman> f that
[23:49] <archman> XD
[23:49] <majuk> In the ear.
[23:49] <archman> hehe
[23:51] <ultraputz> is anyone else having any trouble after recent upgrade with encrypted system disk ?
[23:51] <archman> majuk: rebooting, brb
[23:53] <ultraputz> after installing most recent update, i restarted the machine to find busybox
[23:53] <ultraputz> error was ẗarget filesystem doesn have /sbin/init
[23:53] <ultraputz> which it did before the udpate.
[23:54] <br34l> when i use update-manager, reload the list, there are 3 updates (linux-headers-generic,linux-image-generic,linux-libc-dev). i click on install but nothing heappens
[23:54] <kaddi> br34l: open a command line and type sudo apt-get dist-upgrade and the updates should get installed
[23:55] <br34l> kaddi: k, i try it
[23:55] <almostautomated> Question::  Are emacs command mode bindings 'flakey' in ubuntu using default gnome-terminal settings, or am I messing something up?  Here's what is going on::
[23:55] <almostautomated> Start terminal; verify bash is what started, 'set -o emacs', 'echo word1 word2 word3 word4[right-alt+3][right-alt+b]' and the cursor is sitting _within_ my prompt.
[23:55] <archman> majuk: worked after a reboot straight away: with: http://paste.ubuntu.com/255437/
[23:55] <archman> but why? XD
[23:56] <br34l> kaddi: yep, ty
[23:56] <majuk> archman: Sweet. Guess you weren't holding your face right.
[23:56] <ikanobori> almostautomated: gnome-terminal is often flaky.
[23:56] <ikanobori> almostautomated: Does this also happen in other terminals like urxvt or xterm?
[23:56] <majuk> archman: Well, before I think it was detecting it as something /other/ than mass-storage. Because it never made it to that step.
[23:56] <majuk> But I couldn't say why.
[23:56] <archman> :(
[23:57] <hbekel> almostautomated: right alt is the compose key for me
[23:57] <archman> so i need to reboot when i want to mount, magnificent :D
[23:57] <almostautomated> ikanobori: I hadn't tried any other terminals.
[23:57] <majuk> archman: Maybe just temporary insanity.
[23:57] <majuk> archman: Maybe it'll be good from here on out.
[23:57] <ikanobori> almostautomated: Try that first, to see if it's something with gnome-terminal :-)
[23:57] <hbekel> almostautomated: do you have non-printing characters in your PS1?
[23:57] <almostautomated> hbekel: how can I determine which is meta for sure?
[23:57] <majuk> ...but I'd keep the fix in mind. ;)
[23:57] <archman> majuk, well, now that i know it's sdb1, can i use that for mount?
[23:58] <hbekel> almostautomated: run xmodmap
[23:58] <majuk> archman: Yea. Ubuntu may have even auto-mounted it for you.
[23:58] <almostautomated> hbekel: will do.  ikanobori, I'll try a different terminal, do you recommend one that is in the default install?
[23:58] <majuk> archman: But if not, yes, you can mount sdb1 directly. Don't forget to unmount it before you yank the cable, though.
[23:58] <archman> yep
[23:59] <box> hey, i installed OSS and then tried to go back to pulseaudio but everything is all goofed up. my gnome-volume-control is gone from the tray, and i can't get sound to work, though i have pulseaudio selected in my sound options. any ideas?
[23:59] <archman> thanks, majuk
[23:59] <archman> bye
[23:59] <majuk> archman: np later
[23:59] <ikanobori> almostautomated: Any will do, other then gnome-terminal.
[23:59] <hbekel> almostautomated: did you modify PS1?
[23:59] <almostautomated> hbekel: Meta_L (0xcd)
[23:59] <hbekel> almostautomated: is that mod1?


[04:15] <tsimonq2> wxl, phillw, ianorlin: I've filed bug 1575470 FYI
[04:18] <tsimonq2> bug 1575470
[04:18] <tsimonq2> *sigh* :/
[04:20] <tsimonq2> *cracks fingers* one last try
[04:20] <tsimonq2> bug 1575470
[04:20] <tsimonq2> *SIGH*
[04:20] <tsimonq2> whatever, I'm off to bed :P
[04:21] <krytarik> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pcmanfm-qt/+bug/1575470 - for good measure. :P
[04:24]  * ianorlin just changed the status to confirmed as I reproduce it easily
[18:24] <wxl> firefox users about?
[20:17] <ianorlin> tsimonq2, remeber the plan to talk about the testcases from two days ago but it seems he is currently away
[20:18] <ianorlin> wxl I sometimes do but mostly use qupzilla have something for me to test
[20:34] <tsimonq2> o/
[20:35] <tsimonq2> on phone connected to tablet's 4G, router is broken and dad won't go to TWC to get a new one
[20:35] <tsimonq2> ianorlin
[20:36] <phillw-virtual> ah, working :)
[20:37] <ianorlin> well I did not have that much on the testcases but I think one giant testcase for lxqt-config might be too long as it contains things that would be multiple testcases in lxde
[20:39] <tsimonq2> like what?
[20:39] <ianorlin> lxqt-config-monitor would have all the length of the lxrandr testcase
[20:40] <tsimonq2> ohh I see
[20:41] <tsimonq2> well there is pros and cons to multiple test cases
[20:41] <tsimonq2> s/is/are/
[20:42] <ianorlin> yes it would be like the length of three package testcases put together
[20:42] <tsimonq2> as a pro, it will be huge
[20:42] <tsimonq2> one will
[20:42] <tsimonq2> and splitting it up would be best
[20:43] <tsimonq2> but on the contrary, how would we do that?
[20:43] <ianorlin> maybe make one for like each seperate GUI applicatoin
[20:44] <tsimonq2> how would people test this? don't you think it would be weird to have separate test cases for each?
[20:44] <tsimonq2> I get your point, but I really don't think it is doable
[20:44] <ianorlin> I think it could be but like the results of say one program crashes at startup makes if the rest pass or fail wierd
[20:44] <tsimonq2> unless you have a suggestion?
[20:45] <tsimonq2> oic
[20:45] <tsimonq2> yeah
[20:45] <tsimonq2> so do you have any ideas of how we can accomplish this?
[20:50] <wxl> ianorlin: bug 1575803
[20:51] <tsimonq2> ianorlin: so for now can we just move on from that and not get a test case for that?
[20:51] <ianorlin> I am not sure how strict the testcases have to be 1 to 1 for each package
[20:51] <ianorlin> as lxqt-config has so much functionality in it
[20:52] <ianorlin> like at least three of the current lxde testcases would be covered by a test for it
[20:52] <ianorlin> wxl ^
[20:52] <tsimonq2> and do you think Alpha One would be a good milestone to have all of the LXQt test cases done by?
[20:52] <ianorlin> yeah I can get started on other ones but that needs a lot of planning
[20:53] <ianorlin> They don't take that long
[20:53] <tsimonq2> ic yeah wxl, what do you think?
[20:53] <wxl> hm
[20:53] <wxl> let's make a sketch of all the things we probably should test and then try making something up from there
[20:53] <wxl> i don't think we need to be 1 to 1
[20:53] <ianorlin> I mean there is a unity alt tab testcase
[20:54] <ianorlin> the panel would be an important one and pcmanfm-qt
[20:55] <tsimonq2> yeah
[20:57] <tsimonq2> I'll hack on a few later
[20:57] <tsimonq2> ianorlin: but Alpha 1 is a good goal?
[20:58] <ianorlin> yes putting it off will only result in less testing of lxqt
[20:58] <tsimonq2> alright cool
[20:59] <tsimonq2> while I am here, wxl, could you please talk to the release team to see what it would take to get images for LXQt?
[20:59] <tsimonq2> or the ones making the images? XD
[21:00] <tsimonq2> because I think it would be good to have an image for that for Alpha one as well
[21:00] <tsimonq2> thoughts?
[21:00] <wxl> sure
[21:00] <tsimonq2> awesome, thanks :)
[21:01] <tsimonq2> well ima take off, thanks guys :)
[21:17] <bipul> tsimonq2,  http://paste.ubuntu.net/16088679/ can anyone tell me what went wrong?
[22:27] <tsimonq2> bipul: you have weird dependency errors
[22:28] <tsimonq2> bipul: what package are you trying to modify?
[22:32] <bipul> bc
[22:32] <tsimonq2> bipul: can we take this to #lubuntu-offtopic please?
[22:33] <bipul> :) ok
[22:33] <tsimonq2> thanks ianorlyn :)
[22:33] <tsimonq2> (for people reading the logs, bug 1575933 )


[11:12] <j_f-f> hi. Pls set to "Won't fix": https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1261118
[11:12] <ubot2> Launchpad bug 1261118 in Ubuntu "[needs-packaging] sharpfonts" [Undecided,New]
[11:16] <mitya57> j_f-f: I think it should be set to Incomplete instead, in case reporter manages to provide a link to correct source tarball.
[11:17] <j_f-f> mitya57: ok
[15:57] <j_f-f> is this also valid in Ubuntu? "Additionally, some software is not distributable (for example, has no licence at all), even in non-free."
[15:57] <j_f-f> its from http://www.debian.org/legal/licenses/index.en.html
[16:38] <hggdh> j_f-f: yes, this sentence is also valid on Ubuntu
[18:01] <j_f-f> hggdh: thanks
[23:56] <TheLordOfTime> anyone here willing to do me a solid favor and translate the key points of this bug, and write what they're trying to say in the comments? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nginx/+bug/1261235
[23:56] <ubot2> Launchpad bug 1261235 in nginx (Ubuntu) "package nginx-full 1.4.1-3ubuntu1.1 failed to install/upgrade: el subproceso instalado el script pre-removal devolvió el código de salida de error 2" [Undecided,New]
[23:57] <TheLordOfTime> or more specifically https://launchpadlibrarian.net/159875974/DpkgTerminalLog.txt even