[16:32] <UbuntuCD> Using Ubuntu LiveCD to access ubuntu /home partition, I see a readme.txt file in saying THIS DIRECTORY HAS BEEN UNMOUNTED TO PROTECT YOUR DATA.From the graphical desktop, click on: "Access Your Private Data" or From the command line, run: ecryptfs-mount-private. Access-Your-Private-Data.desktop shows Untrusted Application Launcher and requires me to mark it as trusted(?). CLI method gives ERROR: Encrypted private directory is not se
[16:33] <undecim> okletsgo: Either that or libdb-dev
[16:33] <IdleOne> cryptodira: check the sound prefs and make sure your Input device is selected properly
[16:33] <IdleOne> cryptodira: also not muted
[16:33] <okletsgo> undecim |ok i search after it...
[16:33] <TheTinyToon> itsme2011: ah, my bad. you should have entered "GET / http/text1.0". mixed up the last argument.
[16:33] <itsme2011> TheTinyToon: Do you mean, did telnet exited properly, Yes it did.
[16:33] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Your home partition is encrypted then...
[16:33] <IdleOne> okletsgo: sudo apt-get install libdb-dev
[16:33] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Or rather home directory...
[16:34] <KM0201> undecim: you would think thats obvious... :)
[16:34] <cryptodira> IdleOne: nothing muted, in pref's, the indicators never light up, when using the recorder and then playback, i just hear open circuit type noise
[16:34] <undecim> KM0201: Just making it clear :P
[16:34] <KM0201> undecim: not faulting you at all... i'm more perplexed at the question... i think folks install w/ their eyes closed sometimes
[16:34] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Why are you using a live cd to access your home directory?
[16:34] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Its /home/eda I'm trying to access which contains all the above mentioned. THen how to access encryted folder then?
[16:35] <itsme2011> TheTinyToon: I am sorry, I am a bit confused now, what command should I execute in terminal?
[16:35] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Because the system is now broken. I want to take backup
[16:35] <IdleOne> cryptodira: under the Input tab do you have more then 1 Connector available?
[16:35] <shcherbak> okletsgo: Ubuntu use .deb, so .rpm is not native, yes you need alien.
[16:35] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Well, the easiest way I know is http://blog.undecim.org/2010/05/fix-boot-problems-with-a-live-cd-and-chroot/
[16:35] <okletsgo> undecim | nope lidb4.8 is installed
[16:35] <undecim> UbuntuCD: In that web page is a section about accessing encrypted home directories from a chroot
[16:35] <dany123456> buona sera a tutti
[16:36] <dany123456> !list
[16:36] <IdleOne> !it | dany123456 buona sera
[16:36] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Follow the steps to setup the chroot, then run the command to log in as that user.
[16:36] <dany123456> ok sorry
[16:36] <cryptodira> IdleOne: just one choice: Internal Audio Analog Stereo
[16:36] <guampa> !it
[16:36] <TheTinyToon> itsme2011: telnet again. And directly after the "Escape character is"-message, you should be able to enter "GET / http/text1.0"
[16:36] <UbuntuCD> undecim: lemme see
[16:37] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Then you can use the file browser access the files inside the folder you used as the chroot directory
[16:37] <KM0201> cryptodira: whats it say in "connector"
[16:37] <IdleOne> cryptodira: hmm, just above the display box where you see Internal Audio Analog Stereo there is a drop down menu, does it say Microphone 1?
[16:37] <IdleOne> if so try changing it
[16:41] <itsme2011> TheTinyToon:  "telnet> GET / http/text1.0"  is returning an error saying "?Invalid command"
[16:41] <dnivra> hello. I am trying to share a file using samba and granting guest access. I do so but am unable to access the share from a windows machine. But, I can access if I allow users to login and access the share. what could be reason why guest access isn't possible?
[16:41] <cryptodira> IdleOne: Km0201, in sound preferences/input... there is no 'connector' nor choice box above the 'choose a device box'...there is such a box for output... lack of input is the problem... output works fine.
[16:42] <TheTinyToon> itsme2011: the get command has to be done after a server connection is made
[16:42] <IdleOne> cryptodira: strange, what version of Ubuntu are you running?
[16:42] <KM0201> cryptodira: what is your sound device, do you know?
[16:42] <belf> #linux
[16:42] <KM0201> and also what version of ubuntu.. :)
[16:43] <cryptodira> IdleOne: 10.04 amd64
[16:43] <TheTinyToon> itsme2011: you basically open a terminal, enter "telnet passportindia.gov.in 80" (this opens the connection). If you see a line saying "excape character is..." you are connected and should now enter "GET / http/text1.0".
[16:43] <KM0201> cryptodira: and your sound device?
[16:44] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Thanks
[16:44] <cryptodira> KM0201: hmmmm... realtek... tho i am under the impression that the radeon card also did sound
[16:45] <KM0201> hmm
[16:45] <wyclif> hey all
[16:46] <KM0201> cryptodira: look at the "hardware" tab... and what is that set to
[16:46] <itsme2011> TheTinyToon; done, I have pressed enter after the "GET" command, now?
[16:47] <itsme2011> TheTinyToon: It returned "Connection closed by foreign host."
[16:48] <cryptodira> KM0201: internal audio / 1 output 1 input Analog Stereo duplex... the other choice there is for the HDMI stereo output... internal audio is checked
[16:48] <liooba> hi, iwant to change the timeout to select OS at boot. Also, i want to change the default option. But on the net i see that i have to change "/boot/grub/menu.lst", but there is no such file named menu.lst here or trhrough my FS. i tried to look at the other "lst" but there doesn't seem to be any "timeout" option. can someone help me please ?
[16:48] <KM0201> cryptodira: what do you have ti set to now?
[16:49] <cryptodira> KM0201: settings for that is analog stereo duplex
[16:49] <gobbe> !grub2 | liooba
[16:49] <liooba> gobbe : thanks !
[16:49] <KM0201> cryptodira: i honestly don't know, sounds like your mic is not supported yet, is this a fairly new laptop?
[16:50] <ee>  hi, is there any command in console to wake up the computer after hibernation?
[16:50] <TheTinyToon> itsme2011: sorry, need to press enter two times after entering the command
[16:50] <cdavis> When using devilspie is there a way to have it always monitor the window and move it back if I move it?
[16:51] <shcherbak> ee: pm-suspend pm-hibernate, how do you see console while pc is hibernated?
[16:51] <ee> i'd like to wake up my laptop at the specified time - how can i do that?
[16:51] <mbeierl> ee: if the computer is hibernated, you need an external event to wake it up.  Like wake on lan or BIOS wake up timer
[16:51] <ee> i wanted to use the command to wake up wit the sleep otion or something
[16:51] <itsme2011> TheTinyToon: I did that, returning same error "Connection closed by foreign host."
[16:52] <TheTinyToon> itsme2011: and that message came directly after pressing enter twice?
[16:52] <ee> so... can i change something in bios from console?
[16:52] <dnivra> hello. I am trying to share a file using samba and granting guest access. I am unable to access the share from a windows machine. But, I can access if I allow users to login and access the share. what could be reason why guest access isn't possible?
[16:52] <itsme2011> TheTinyToon: yes
[16:52] <undecim> dnivra: Can you give a pastebin of smb.conf?
[16:52] <mbeierl> ee: No, sorry.  The typical bios has a setting like auto-wake every day at HH o'clock...
[16:53] <ee> thank you
[16:53] <cryptodira> KM0201: fairly new toshiba satellite A660D laptop, all AMD 64d,  came with windows 7 which was nuked in a format... 10.04 is the only OS... i have gotten sound to work in both the onboard speakers and earphones.... the backlite screen works... the microphone and the backlit keyboard are the only 2 issues left to fix.
[16:53] <TheTinyToon> itsme2011: then the server has a problem with you or your firewall has a problem with the inbound-queue
[16:53] <Garzooka> greetings
[16:54] <moussacbb> hello
[16:54] <KM0201> cryptodira: i dunno.. sometimes hardware support is a little better on the 32bit end, maybe boot a 32bit live cd and see if the mic works?..
[16:54] <pradeep> moussacbb, Garzooka, hello
[16:54] <TheTinyToon> itsme2011: urm, correction, the server has some problem... gimme a sec...
[16:54] <dnivra> undecim, http://paste.ubuntu.com/555858/
[16:54] <dnivra> undecim, ^^ is my smb.conf file.
[16:55] <itsme2011> TheTinyToon: I am able to access same website from same computer and Internet connection using Kubuntu 10.10 (32 bit) live CD.
[16:55] <TheTinyToon> itsme2011: yeah, but the funny thing is, the server did answer me halfway correctly a few minutes ago, but refuses to answer me now...
[16:56] <salihbugrabas> hı
[16:56] <TheTinyToon> itsme2011: The answer should look something like this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/555861/
[16:56] <Yugnoswam> Hello, I was here yesterday asking about installing windows from ubuntu but I am still not having any luck. It will not boot from disc and says to install from desktop by running the disc in my computer. I do not have this option. what can i do?.
[16:56] <cryptodira> KM0201:  hmmm... i know the mic works... at least in windows... as did everything else... i do not have  a 32 version of 10.04 and not sure if i have enough d/l capacity left for the month on my wildblue connection... any other suggestions?
[16:57] <sgzfx> Yugnoswam, Have you changed your boot order?
[16:57] <pradeep> Yugnoswam, sorry what do you mean by install windows from ubuntu
[16:57] <KM0201> cryptodira: try 10.10 maybe... it's a fairly new laptop, maybe it's supported better in 10.10
[16:57] <TheTinyToon> itsme2011: we've basically ruled out a problem with a browser by accessing the server directly via telnet (it's basically a low-level access, imitating what your browser normally would do for you)
[16:57] <salihbugrabas> what?
[16:57] <Cpt_Zyph> hey guys i removed something from my default tool bar that showed my IM chat and email status .. i cant find it how ever to readd ...  what do i do to revert this back to the normal setup as i enjoy that little tool
[16:57] <liooba> hi again, i want to delete the older ubuntu versions in my grub, in order that there will not be a lot of options. can i simply delete the files :
[16:57] <Yugnoswam> sgzfx: yes. CD-ROM/Hard Disk/Network/Removable
[16:58] <TheTinyToon> itsme2011: it might only be possible, that the server does not accept http1.0, but it did answer correctly a few minutes ago and I don't think that they changed that in the past minutes.
[16:58] <Yugnoswam> pradeep: I am installing Windows 7 over Ubuntu.
[16:58] <liooba> " /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.35-22-generic
[16:58] <liooba> Found initrd image: /boot/initrd.img-2.6.35-22-generic
[16:58] <liooba> and run update-grub ?
[16:58] <cryptodira> KM0201:  that would be my next choice... as soon as my d/l numbers for the month drop... being on satellite does have drawbacks.  :)   Thank You for your help.
[16:58] <Yugnoswam> pradeep: I have the legitimate installation disc etc
[16:58] <KM0201> cryptodira: no prob, hope it works out
[16:58] <undecim> dnivra: Actually, I don't see any shares...
[16:59] <TheTinyToon> itsme2011: we could tackle the problem further with a network sniffer, but it's a bit hard, depending on your technical experience. And you can't simply post the results as the traffic from other programs would be captured as well.
[16:59] <chriskodom> Question about WiMAX
[16:59] <cryptodira> IdleOne: still no go on the microphone,  Thank You for your help.
[16:59] <itsme2011> TheTinyToon: none of those result appears on my terminal, it just says "Connection closed".
[16:59] <jPuff> undecim it just says Deskjet-F4200-series
[16:59] <TheTinyToon> itsme2011: yeah, happens for me now, too...
[16:59] <IdleOne> cryptodira: sorry I couldn't be more help
[16:59] <Cpt_Zyph> anyone able to help me restore the default mail icon on the top panel bar???
[16:59] <undecim> jPuff: Does the printer do anything at when you try to print? A light change or come on or anything?
[16:59] <dnivra> undecim, hmmm I might have unshared it then. not sure; could you just wait till i switch to that version of ubuntu and return here?
[17:00] <undecim> dnivra: sure
[17:00] <shcherbak> Cpt_Zyph: Add to panel Indicator Applet
[17:00] <TheTinyToon> itsme2011: I'm sorry, but I can't help you any further, have to do some groceries. If you want to find someone else to help, tell them you are able to successfully connect via telnet, but that the connection get's killed after sending commands.
[17:00] <TheTinyToon> have a nice evening, everyone
[17:00] <Cpt_Zyph> aaa gezz
[17:00] <chriskodom> Anyone know how to get Wimax up and running on 10.10
[17:01] <Cpt_Zyph> shcherbak thanks.. cant belive i over looked that so bad 8?
[17:01] <itsme2011> TheTinyToon: Thanks for the try
[17:01] <shcherbak> Cpt_Zyph: I happend to me to look for panel for few days...
[17:02] <Yugnoswam> So what can I do, anyone? these are the installation notes: http://img2.store.microsoft.com/prod/clustera/v2/framework/pages/detail/gettingstarted/GettingStartedGuide.pdf
[17:02] <jPuff> undecim nope
[17:03] <undecim> jPuff: I honestly have no idea... HP printers are usually just plug-and-play on Linux.
[17:03] <itsme2011> I am unable to access few websites on my Ubuntu 10.10 (64 bit), but I am able to access them from Kubuntu 10.10 (32 bit) Live CD on same computer?
[17:03] <ayecee> itsme2011: what happens when you try?
[17:04] <undecim> jPuff: Maybe install hplip-gui and see what you can get...
[17:04] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Steps are wrong for chroot
[17:04] <liooba>  i want to change the options at startup for grub. i want the get rid of the older versions of ubuntu (actually 2.6.35-24). can i simply delete the files /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.35-22-generic and /boot/initrd.img-2.6.35-22-generic, and then run update-grub ?
[17:04] <undecim> UbuntuCD: How so?
[17:04] <chriskodom> Can anyone help me with getting my Intel 6250 Wimax working?
[17:04] <shcherbak> liooba: Rather use Synaptic or apt for it.
[17:04] <UbuntuCD> undecim: I followed it but its giving - chroot: cannot run command `/bin/bash': No such file or directory
[17:04] <Yugnoswam> chriskodom: Is it connected correctly?
[17:05] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Ahh... your system is broken worse than I thought....
[17:05] <chriskodom> Yugnoswam: Ues the wifi is up and running just need to get the Wimax working
[17:05] <itsme2011> ayecee: Page never gets loaded it says waiting and tried using telnet but returned "Connection closed by foreign host."
[17:05] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Alright, let's see.
[17:05] <Yugnoswam> Hello, I was here yesterday asking about installing windows from ubuntu but I am still not having any luck. It will not boot from disc and says to install from desktop by running the disc in my computer. I do not have this option. what can i do?. My bios is set to boot order: CD-ROM/Hard Disk/Network/Removable
[17:05] <liooba> shcherbak : ok, i'll look to that. thx
[17:05] <undecim> UbuntuCD: We'll have to forget about the chroot then and do this another way.
[17:05] <Yugnoswam> chriskodom: I'm not that good with wifi. Sorry.
[17:05] <shcherbak> liooba: There is also entry on Ubuntu forum about this.
[17:05] <chriskodom> NP
[17:06] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Well, that maybe right. But I'm wondering how even sudo chroot /mnt is not working
[17:06] <UbuntuCD> undecim: And what's that?
[17:06] <eket> anyone here any good on installing internal bluetooth on an acer aspire?
[17:06] <chriskodom> I got the latest drivers installed but the wimxd gives me a segmentation fault....:(
[17:06] <eket> been searching the web withouth any luck
[17:06] <dnivra> undecim, http://paste.ubuntu.com/555865/ is the smb.conf file. I just ensured that the share is existing with a guest access.
[17:06] <undecim> UbuntuCD: chroot needs an installed system to chroot to... Or at least one with the proper executable files
[17:06] <daedaluz> how iphone works on ubuntu?
[17:06] <researcher1> aharashtra.gov.in
[17:06] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Yes, it is
[17:07] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Usually, even broken systems will work, but yours is apparantly missing /bin files
[17:07] <dnivra> !iphone | daedaluz
[17:07] <UbuntuCD> undecim: /bin files?
[17:07] <UbuntuCD> undecim: No it isn't
[17:07] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Either that, or you didn't follow the chroot properly
[17:08] <UbuntuCD> undecim: It doesn't ask to mount /bin or uses it any way
[17:08] <shcherbak> UbuntuCD: /bin (at least core) can be copied from working system, you have some chnaces to recover.
[17:08] <daedaluz> I meant, can I update it & sync contacts etc have full functionality?
[17:08] <thehouseofcarter> i need help on how to use windows cds
[17:08] <undecim> UbuntuCD: You have a seperate partition for /bin?
[17:08] <sraue> !RockBox
[17:09] <undecim> dnivra: I still don't see any shares... Perhaps Ubuntu handles shared folders differently...
[17:09] <itsme2011> Anyone ?
[17:09] <ayecee> itsme2011: check proxy settings?
[17:09] <undecim> dnivra: I'm guessing you're using the file browser to share folders?
[17:09] <dnivra> undecim, yeah; it is same as samba right?
[17:09] <undecim> dnivra: Yes
[17:10] <itsme2011> ayecee: Its directly connected to Internet.
[17:10] <UbuntuCD> schnuffle: undecim The only thing different I did from the link - http://blog.undecim.org/2010/05/fix-boot-problems-with-a-live-cd-and-chroot/ is that I mounted it in /mnt for /dev, /proc, /sys, /home , /boot. I've separate partition for /boot. No, no separate partition for /bin
[17:10] <pradeep> Yugnoswam, sorry went out
[17:10] <okletsgo> undecim Y shcherbak | i have it installed now the tutorial was very fine thx but labview running from console nothing happen, with the desktop symbol for a ms it opens that is close imidiately
[17:11] <pradeep> Yugnoswam, have you gooten an ans to your question
[17:11] <undecim> UbuntuCD: What files do you see in /mnt?
[17:11] <UbuntuCD> undecim: And then  sudo chroot /mnt
[17:11] <UbuntuCD> undecim: I see folders for dev, proc, sys, home, boot
[17:12] <dnivra> undecim, so any idea why guest access isn't possible?
[17:12] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Then that's why chroot cannot find /bin/bash... there is no /mnt/bin
[17:12] <UbuntuCD> yep
[17:12] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Nor does the blog refers for one
[17:12] <undecim> UbuntuCD: You need to mount all of these onto your installed / partition.
[17:13] <undecim> UbuntuCD: It doesn't refer to one, because it's expected to be on the partition you are binding proc,dev, and sys to.
[17:13] <UbuntuCD> undecim: You mean / of the broken system?
[17:13] <itsme2011> ayecee: Any ideas?
[17:13] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Yes
[17:13] <marcelcamaret> I am a newbie who loves to install anything and everything. I have always had GNOME, but also use KDE, Unity, XFCE, LXDE, and lubuntu netbook. In KDE, every time I log in I find compositing disabled, and desktop cube turned off. (I use KWin, not Compiz, in KDE.)
[17:13] <ayecee> itsme2011: not offhand.
[17:13] <UbuntuCD> undecim: So instead of mounting it to /mnt I should mount it to /media/XXXX/ ?
[17:13] <Faris> Is youtube's flash working ?
[17:14] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Yes
[17:14] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Alright, hold on
[17:14] <undecim> UbuntuCD: This will effectively allow you to use your broken system
[17:14] <undecim> dnivra: In smb.conf, try setting security=share.
[17:15] <Yugnoswam> pradeep: nope not yet.
[17:15] <Yugnoswam> pradeep: got blacked :s
[17:15] <Yugnoswam> pradeep: blanked*
[17:15] <okletsgo> sudo tune2fs -O "^dir_index" /dev/sdb  --->tune2fs 1.41.12 (17-May-2010)
[17:15] <undecim> UbuntuCD: After you run the command in the article to unlock the home directory, your decrypted files will be available in /media/XXXX/home.
[17:15] <okletsgo> tune2fs: Bad magic number in super-block beim Versuch, /dev/sdb zu öffnen
[17:15] <okletsgo> Kann keinen gültigen Dateisystem-Superblock finden.
[17:15] <duron23> anybody using natty ?
[17:16] <UbuntuCD> undecim: But I've different partiton for /boot
[17:16] <duron23> how is it ?
[17:16] <itsme2011> ayecee: I am sorry for inconvenience, but I couldn't understand, what do you mean by "not offhand"?
[17:16] <UbuntuCD> undecim: I also want to fix grub as instructed in your post
[17:16] <pradeep> Yugnoswam, okay now basically you have to install partition your hdd first then install windows first before you install ubuntu on the other partition then you can dualboot
[17:16] <dnivra> undecim, would there be any issue if the folder I am sharing is mounted during boot-specified entries in fstab.
[17:16] <undecim> UbuntuCD: You can do both of those.
[17:16] <ayecee> itsme2011: I don't have any immediate ideas as to what might cause that problem.
[17:16] <joe_> hey i wanna join ubuntu off-topic...can anyone tell me how?
[17:16] <undecim> dnivra: There shouldn't be.
[17:17] <dnivra> undecim, "Failed to mount windows share"
[17:17] <UbuntuCD> undecim: What about /boot thing? Won't it clash?
[17:17] <okletsgo> #off-topic
[17:17] <joe_> thanks
[17:17] <okletsgo> oh no
[17:18] <dnivra> !ot | joe_
[17:18] <undecim> UbuntuCD: no. Just make sure you mount the /boot at /media/XXXX/boot, then fix grub from the chroot environment
[17:18] <itsme2011> Thanks for try everyone. I guess I have to try somewhere else, for answer.
[17:18] <liooba> shcherbak : do you have the link to the actual thread on forum ? don't find it about my particular problem
[17:18] <UbuntuCD> undecim: For mounting dev, proc, sys its fine but for /home and /boot of the broken system will be moounted in the brken system again
[17:19] <liooba> (about changing the list of available versions of linux to run at boot)
[17:19] <undecim> UbuntuCD: I don't see what the problem is
[17:19] <cqixk> Hi. after an do-release-upgrade from 9.04 to 10 I get  ureadahead requires upstart (>= 0.6.0) but upstart is no configured
[17:19] <UbuntuCD> undecim: I've to mount /home and /boot of what to where?
[17:19] <Yugnoswam> pradeep: I do not wish to dual boot, I just want windows 7 as my primary OS and then I can install Ubuntu/OSX and XP as virtuals.
[17:19] <undecim> UbuntuCD: The broken /
[17:19] <codewiz> hi guys
[17:19] <codewiz> im having wlan troubles
[17:20] <codewiz> on a hp pavillion dv6000
[17:20] <undecim> UbuntuCD: You have a separate /home, and /boot, correct?
[17:20] <codewiz> when i installed 10.04, everything was working fine
[17:20] <UbuntuCD> undecim: I've to mount /home and /boot of broken / to ?
[17:20] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Yes
[17:20] <cqixk> this results in shutdown -r now  ->  shutdown: relocation error: shutdown: symbol __abort_msg, version GLIBC_PRIVATE not defined in file libc.so.6 with link time reference
[17:20] <codewiz> now it doesnt see the wlan networks, and if i disable wireless in nm-applett-kde, i cant activate it again
[17:20] <marcelcamaret> when I install a lot of vm's my disk space runs out very quickly. :)
[17:20] <KM0201> !enter | codewiz
[17:20] <pradeep> Yugnoswam, then you have to install virtualbox
[17:20] <undecim> UbuntuCD: so if /home is /dev/sda2, for example, you would run "sudo mount /dev/sda2 /media/XXXX/home"
[17:20] <codewiz> sorry
[17:20] <undecim> UbuntuCD: And similarly for /boot
[17:21] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Or...
[17:21] <codewiz> okay then in one line
[17:21] <pradeep> Yugnoswam, host your virtual OS in it
[17:21] <UbuntuCD> undecim: THat's where the problem is
[17:21] <KM0201> codewiz: it's irrelevant now.. does that laptop have a broadcom?
[17:21] <undecim> UbuntuCD: If those two partitions are already mounted in /media/, you can just bind them...
[17:21] <codewiz> not sure, lspci -l ?
[17:21] <erebel55> can anyone help me use my flash drive in ubuntu? I'm just trying to put some files on it.
[17:21] <Matt-_-> hi i've tried ubuntu live cd and i'm going to install in a partition. do you think i should make a recovery dvd for my win7?
[17:21] <undecim> UbuntuCD: e.g: sudo mount --bind /media/home /media/XXXX/home
[17:21] <KM0201> codewiz: you don't need the -l
[17:22] <dnivra> erebel55, i think it's enough if you just plug it in to a USB drive.
[17:22] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Yeah they are already mounted
[17:22] <UbuntuCD> $ sudo mount /dev/sda6
[17:22] <UbuntuCD> mount: /dev/sda6 already mounted or /media/26acc2b3-4031-4f88-8e7f-a829727603cb busy
[17:22] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Then either unmount them, or use a --bind like my example
[17:22] <randy_> how to use wireless in server without X
[17:22] <erebel55> dnivra: I tried that..but it isn't there when i look under computer
[17:22] <KM0201> Matt-_-: probbaly be a good idea.. it's unlikely something will go wrong(so long as you pay attention).. but just in case something does, it'll help a lot to have a way to at least bring 7 back
[17:22] <codewiz> it has an Atheros
[17:22] <pradeep> Yugnoswam, i think that is what you want to do right?
[17:23] <undecim> randy_: Do you need to use an encrypted wireless connection? or unencrytped?
[17:23] <KM0201> codewiz: which atheros.. there's a lot of atheros chipsets
[17:23] <codewiz> atheros AR5001
[17:23] <UbuntuCD> undecim: no, you are confusing me. What if unmount them? according to mtab, /dev/sda6 is already mounted on /media/26acc2b3-4031-4f88-8e7f-a829727603cb
[17:23] <KM0201> codewiz: what version of ubuntu are you using?.... i'm using 10.10, and it works fine
[17:23] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Then run "sudo umount /dev/sda6" to umount that and try again
[17:23] <Yugnoswam> I have windows 7 on a virtual box but the starter version already.
[17:23] <codewiz> 10.04
[17:23] <KM0201> hmm
[17:23] <codewiz> it worked when i installed it
[17:23] <randy_> undecim, encrypted,but also neend un encrypted
[17:23] <codewiz> somewhen inbetween it stopped doing so
[17:23] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Okay try what now?
[17:23] <Yugnoswam> I want windows 7 as my operating system. Forget about any others.
[17:23] <codewiz> could be due to updates or so
[17:23] <codewiz> not sure, it isnt my laptop
[17:24] <Yugnoswam> pradeep: forgot to put ur name first, theres 2 messages above this
[17:24] <dnivra> erebel55, could you pastebin the output of "sudo fdisk -l"
[17:24] <erebel55> anyone?
[17:24] <erebel55> yes
[17:24] <codewiz> damn im using enter as puncutation again lol
[17:24] <Matt-_-> ok, thanks KM0201. another question... how long does it usually take to install Ubuntu?
[17:24] <KM0201> codewiz: that's strange, it's actually been quite a while since i had any trouble w/ that device...
[17:24] <undecim> randy_: Unencrypted is easy... just use "sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid networkname" where wlan0 is the name of your adapted (as reported by "iwconfig") and networkname is the name of your network... Then just use "dhclient" to get an IP
[17:24] <undecim> randy_: For encrypted networks, you will need to use wpa_supplicant
[17:24] <UbuntuCD> undecim: I've unmounted /dev/sda6. please give me the example for th next step .. Rest I'll follow up myself
[17:25] <erebel55> dnivra: http://pastebin.com/4azTNqqw
[17:25] <KM0201> Matt-_-: it really depends on how much partitioning needs done... but in general, the OS itself only takes about 10-15min to install
[17:25] <okletsgo> codewiz | i am using power lan without problems :)
[17:25] <Stormx2> Matt-_-, depends, but normally not long. You fill in all the information at the beginning and then make yourself a cup of tea
[17:25] <pradeep> Yugnoswam, i really need to get what you are saying... do you want windows 7 to be your host OS then ubuntu and xp to be on your VirtualBox ???
[17:25] <undecim> UbuntuCD: sudo mount /dev/sda6 /media/[broken /]/home
[17:25] <codewiz> wait
[17:25] <codewiz> it suddenly did connect
[17:25] <randy_> undecim, I program name?
[17:25] <dnivra> erebel55, is the flash drive plugged in? if not, do so. if it is, i guess it isn't being detected.
[17:26] <KM0201> codewiz: well, sounds like a user malfunction.
[17:26] <KM0201> lol
[17:26] <codewiz> wtf? sorry i maybe need to tell lisa shes doing something wrong with the nb
[17:26] <erebel55> dnivra: yes its plugged in
[17:26] <pradeep> Yugnoswam, please type all your reply in one sentence would be easier to read
[17:26] <codewiz> or maybe her router
[17:26] <undecim> randy_: yes, wpa_supplicant is a program name
[17:26] <dnivra> erebel55, O
[17:26] <erebel55> but i am trying to access it in a vm..i'm not sure if that matters
[17:26] <KM0201> codewiz: unlikely her router, cuz it would see networks... are you using gnome or kde?
[17:26] <Yugnoswam> pradeep: sorry. Yes, Windows 7 as my only bootable OS.
[17:26] <codewiz> hehe, KM0201 i will reboot the notebook and see what it does
[17:26] <dnivra> erebel55, oops sorry. did you say VM? Virtual Box?
[17:26] <randy_> undecim, thank you
[17:26] <randy_> the problem is I want to use backwall in grub2,so I put in /usr/share/images/desktop-base/moreblue-orbit-grub.png,but it cause problem,it can't save other boot loader in menu even I TRY UPDATE-GRUB
[17:26] <erebel55> dnivra: virtual machines yes
[17:27] <erebel55> *machine
[17:27] <mike213> is there any way that i could vm a windows 7 partition inside of ubuntu, i want the ability to dual boot if i need speed in windows, but also the ability to quickly open it in a vm
[17:27] <dnivra> erebel55, it definitely does. are you using virtual box?
[17:27] <undecim> mike213: There are ways to do it, but it's not for the faint of heart
[17:27] <pradeep> Yugnoswam,  so what is your computer like now.. i mean when you boot up your system what does it start with
[17:27] <pradeep> Yugnoswam, OS boot first
[17:28] <mike213> undecim: could you point me in the right direction? my google fu hasn't brought up any definate answeres
[17:28] <erebel55> dnivra: I'm using vmware for a virtual machine
[17:28] <cqixk> any solution on do-release-upgrade resulting in a faulty upstart -> ureadahead
[17:28] <undecim> mike213: Fortunately, Windows 7 is fairly tolerant of hardware changes... However, you have to give VirtualBox direct access to the windows partition, which will generally blow up your computer (metaphorically) if both OSs try to mess with it at the same time
[17:28] <Matt-_-> i'm defragging right now... i have a ~450GB partition for windows and ~13GB for "HP Recovery". i've followed some tutorials and i'd like to use 60GB for Ubuntu and 4 for swap (=RAM). i have to create this partition only from the windows section, haven't i?
[17:28] <okletsgo> e@ubuntu:/usr/local/lv61$ LD_PRELOAD=./spd_readdir.so LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lv61/linux /usr/local/lv61/labview
[17:28] <undecim> mike213: It begins with creating a special virtual disk via the command line... I'll have to Google it myself..
[17:28] <okletsgo> ERROR: ld.so: object './spd_readdir.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded: ignored.
[17:29] <okletsgo> LabVIEW caught fatal signal
[17:29] <okletsgo> 6.1 - Received SIGSEGV
[17:29] <okletsgo> Reason: address not mapped to object
[17:29] <FloodBot2> okletsgo: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:29] <mbeierl> mike213: You will run into activation issues for your windows license
[17:29] <okletsgo> Attempt to reference address: 0x38
[17:29] <Yugnoswam> It boots up, has the Packard bell screen with bios options etc. Then says something about DMI pool data...Success. Under that is Boot From Disc..: _   It doesn't boot even if I hit enter a bunch of times quickly or anything.
[17:29] <undecim> mike213: Either that or search through the VBoxManage man pages...
[17:29] <guido> ubuntu.it
[17:29] <KM0201> Matt-_-: you can use the ubuntu live cd to clear that 65gigs
[17:29] <guampa> what are good GUIs for iptables? being able to see/modify tables, chains etc
[17:29] <mbeierl> mike213: I have that exact setup currently on this laptop right now.  Partition with Win7, another with Ubuntu.  VMware can boot the Win7 from the raw partition
[17:30] <Guest94554> come faccio ad andare sul forum italiano?
[17:30] <okletsgo> http://paste.ubuntu.com/555876/  someone please help me
[17:30] <dnivra> erebel55, well I think you have to specially enable access pen drives. least that is how it is in virtual box. search around.
[17:30] <mike213> undecim: mbeier1: hmm, maybe i should use a stripped down vm and have a seperate partition for when i really need it
[17:30] <dnivra> !it | Guest94554
[17:30] <mike213> mbeier1: is it worth figuring it out?
[17:30] <erebel55> dnivra: hmm ok, thanks
[17:31] <pradeep> Yugnoswam, if you have a windows 7 disc you can do a clean format then
[17:31] <shcherbak> ubottu: tell guampa about iptables
[17:31] <Yugnoswam> pradeep: I know but it doesn't boot from the disc. Also, I have no option in "Computer" to run the disc and install from there as if it had booted from there.
[17:31] <pradeep> Yugnoswam, just set your boot order to boot from cd rom
[17:31] <mbeierl> mike213: it was not too hard.  And I find that yes it is worth it.  Whenever I boot native into windows, it's "activated" but in the "vm" it tells me I need to activate and I've got 30 days left.
[17:31] <mbeierl> mike213: are you going to use vmware or virtualbox?
[17:32] <Yugnoswam> pradeep: already is. CD ROM/HARD DISK/NETWORK/REMOVABLE
[17:32] <kopper1108> If i installed ubuntu alongside windows, can I change it so it is only ubuntu?
[17:32] <mike213> mbeier1: i've used vmware, but my understanding is they both work fine; i'll just use whatever is easier
[17:32] <codewiz> mh i didnt do anything, and the wlan suddenly works fine heh
[17:32] <undecim> mike213: This might be of some help: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=662018
[17:32] <codewiz> anyhow, thanks guys, appreciated
[17:32] <guampa> gtk preferred
[17:33] <Yugnoswam> kopper1108: yes, you have to delete the partition windows is on though so I reccomend backing up the files from it.
[17:33] <pradeep> Yugnoswam, it should.. cos all system has got a bios expect you did not burn your windows 7 dvd as a bootable disc or may your cd rom hardware has a fault
[17:33] <zvrk> Yugnoswam,  what kind of laptop you have
[17:33] <shcherbak> guampa: firestarter let you set rules
[17:34] <mbeierl> mike213: boot into windows natively, and enable the LSI-SAS scsi driver in the registry.  That will allow you to bring Windows 7 up inside vmware as vmware uses the LSI scsi driver emulation
[17:34] <randy_> how to compile libMirage,in CDemu
[17:34] <Yugnoswam> pradeep: It's a legit copy. The bios is set perfectly and I've booted OS's from it before. Like Ubuntu
[17:34] <Yugnoswam> zvrk: I am using a Desktop Computer.
[17:34] <kopper1108> thanks!
[17:34] <Yugnoswam> kopper1108: make sure you don't delete anything wrongly, ask for help if you need it.
[17:34] <zvrk> Yugnoswam, ok what kind of
[17:35] <undecim> mike213: I would recommend doing that stripped down VM like you suggested though... I've only used this setup on cases where Windows 7 wouldn't install on a system directly...
[17:35] <pradeep> Yugnoswam, hmmmm interesting i really dont know what to say about it or wait can you try it out on another system
[17:35] <Yugnoswam> zvrk: Packard Bell. Store built from about 2005. (I am currently building my own to replace it)
[17:35] <mbeierl> mike213: http://communities.vmware.com/thread/285502 for the thread on vmware in case you go that route
[17:35] <kopper1108> k, I will be back when I am ready, thanks
[17:35] <mike213> mbeier1: is there documentation or a tutorial anywhere that you know of?
[17:36] <Yugnoswam> pradeep: I would but the disc drive on my laptop only supports CD's. It's a rather old laptop from about 1999... I should probably get round to replacing that drive...
[17:36] <zvrk> Yugnoswam, ok when you boot you have option for bios if not try f12
[17:37] <pradeep> Yugnoswam, oh then that is the issue now... lmao you cant expect to run a dvd on a cd rom
[17:37] <Yugnoswam> zvrk: yes. I have already said that my Bios boot settings are correct. CD ROM/HARD DISK/NETWORK/REMOVABLE
[17:37] <mike213> mbeier1: actually that link looks like it contains everything i need
[17:37] <mbeierl> mike213: sorry - here's my original post in vmware: http://communities.vmware.com/message/1674160#1674160
[17:37] <Yugnoswam> pradeep: I am not installing it on that though. you said do I have another system so I said no, just that old laptop...
[17:37] <zvrk> Yugnoswam, and set boot to cd dvd on 1 place
[17:38] <okletsgo> how can i reload or remount my cd drive?
[17:38] <zvrk> Yugnoswam, you have always option for booting
[17:38] <mouka> Hi All
[17:39] <pradeep> Yugnoswam, oh i see..... or you try it on a friends system just to see whether it would run at all
[17:39] <mouka> I am trying to get a simple command using named pipes to work
[17:39] <mouka> but my commands do not terminate
[17:39] <Yugnoswam> zvrk: what do you mean on one place?
[17:39] <mouka> meaning I don't get to go back to the shell after the command has completed
[17:39] <mouka> anybody knows why?
[17:40] <mike213> mbeier: well with those links it looks like i should be able to get it up and running, i won't have time today though; any more tips?
[17:40] <zvrk> Yugnoswam, first place
[17:40] <zvrk> Yugnoswam, but you did it i see
[17:40] <mike213> mbeier1: [miss spelled name] well with those links it looks like i should be able to get it up and running, i won't have time today though; any more tips?
[17:40] <shcherbak> mouka: what is last command?
[17:41] <mouka> I used the following: mkfifo my_pipe
[17:41] <zvrk> Yugnoswam, your pbell have recovery dvds
[17:41] <mouka> then I tried this command: ls -l > my_pipe
[17:41] <mouka> the ls command does not exit
[17:41] <mouka> I had to use ctrl+c to terminate it
[17:42] <mouka> any ideas why this named pipe is not working?
[17:42] <mouka> shcherbak: Any ideas?
[17:42] <ddWorld> test
[17:43] <shcherbak> mouka: there it no exit, just feeding pipe.
[17:43] <mouka> shcherbak: How do I do it then?
[17:43] <Yugnoswam> Naa, old PC that my mum's ex got for a crap price...
[17:43] <KushKaushik> My Ubuntu got corrupted.after that i installd it 4 times but Grub window always come while booting can anybody help me
[17:43] <mouka> I want to feed the pipe on one line, then get whatever I fed it in a different line
[17:43] <Yugnoswam> zvrk: would not have been my choice I can tell you that. No discs or anything.
[17:43] <josh_> what is grub
[17:44] <AdvoWork> on my ubuntu server i seem to be getting a few attempts of connection for: pure-ftpd  is there anything I can do to findout whatys going on, or stop it? it nearly killed my server, but i restarted apache and it fixed the issue?
[17:44] <shcherbak> mouka: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Named_pipe
[17:44] <mouka> shcherbak: How should I proceed?
[17:44] <shcherbak> mouka: ^^^
[17:44] <OddTod> is there a way to mount a VDI file in the host virtual box server?
[17:44] <KushKaushik> josh_:GNU GRUB (short for GNU GRand Unified Bootloader) is a boot loader package from the GNU Project. GRUB is the reference implementation of the Multiboot
[17:45] <mouka> I wanted to have the feeding of the pipe exit
[17:45] <mouka> then running a cat command to read the pipe
[17:45] <mouka> is it possible?
[17:45] <mouka> it should be
[17:45] <zvrk> Yugnoswam, ok i understand now why you don't like to touch win7
[17:45] <josh_> ty kush
[17:45] <OddTod> mouka: please don't use the enter key as puncutation makes it difficult for people to follow
[17:46] <mbeierl> mike213: sorry - it's mbeierl with an L not a 1 :)  I'm updating my post in vmware to make it a more of a howto now
[17:46] <KushKaushik> ty means what josh_
[17:46] <mouka> OddTod: OK
[17:46] <josh_> thank you
[17:46] <zvrk> Yugnoswam, but you can re size hdd with win7
[17:46] <Paulecas> hi there
[17:46] <mike213> meierl: haha, oops! thanks much, i have the link bookmarked and i will use that when i get around to doing this!
[17:46] <UbuntuCD> undecim: What if I've mounted /bin in my initial approach in /mnt?
[17:46] <jPuff> it makes you sound
[17:46] <Yugnoswam> zvrk: You've lost me. All I want is to install windows 7 from Ubuntu
[17:47] <jPuff> like captain kirk
[17:47] <jPuff> from star trek
[17:47] <Tigerplug292> what is the syntax to connect to my server with a ppk file? I have ssh  -i filename.ppk<EMAIL_ADDRESS>seems to not take my password but works fine on putty for windows
[17:47] <Paulecas> do microsoft's mice, like bluetrack 3500 or bluetrack 4000 works well on linux?
[17:47] <undecim> UbuntuCD: What do you mean?
[17:47] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Show me the command you used...
[17:48] <undecim> Paulecas: Most simple peripherals should work just fine
[17:48] <undecim> Paulecas: And actually, despite my hatred of MS software, I have to admit that their hardware is pretty darn awesome
[17:48] <zvrk> Yugnoswam, you can but on corporate system will be painful because of spec drivers from pbell
[17:49] <Yugnoswam> mm
[17:49] <UbuntuCD> undecim: I've initially mounted dev, proc,sys, home, boot in /mnt
[17:49] <Yugnoswam> 2 seconds, pop up in private?
[17:49] <UbuntuCD> undecim: The only tihng missing was /bin
[17:50] <Paulecas> undecim, yes, i do not use microsoft software, but i heard their mouses are nice. and i need one now, i want to buy one, but i'm just confirming it works well on linux OSs
[17:50] <undecim> UbuntuCD: run "sudo umount /mnt/*" and that should clean up all of that.
[17:50] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Will it work if I mount /bin there in /mnt?
[17:50] <zvrk> Yugnoswam, ok
[17:50] <BluesKaj> Paulecas,dunno about bluetrack , but my MS wireless mouse and KB work fine out of the box
[17:50] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Will it work if I mount /bin there in /mnt?
[17:51] <undecim> UbuntuCD: No... you would need to mount the entire / of the live cd to get it working right
[17:51] <randy_> how to use cdemu
[17:51] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Then there is a problem or my confusion
[17:51] <KushKaushik> ubuntucd:My Ubuntu got corrupted.after that i installd it 4 times but Grub window always come while booting can anybody help me
[17:51] <GHH> i have java software to execute(gui and command line). But i can't run any java software in ubuntu.
[17:52] <Tigerplug292> what is the syntax to connect to my server with a ppk file? I have ssh  -i filename.ppk<EMAIL_ADDRESS>seems to not take my password but works fine on putty for windows
[17:52] <GHH> Can someone suggest me that how can i run Java software on Ubuntu 10.10?
[17:52] <undecim> Paulecas: Common stuff like mice and keyboards have to follow a set of standards to work with computers... The only thing that might not work would be some kind of special feature (like a mouse with speakers built-in or something random like that, the speakers might now work)
[17:53] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Just run that command I gave you and continue setting up the chroot in /media/XXXX/
[17:53] <DDAZZA> When I run programs (on Ubuntu 10.10) I get this error:  http://pastebin.com/8b5tUCPh  What's wrong? How can It be resolved?
[17:53] <pravish> hi
[17:54] <daedaluz> GHH: get rid of icedtea, install proper java
[17:54] <KushKaushik> pravish:hi
[17:54] <pravish> hi do u know linux to use
[17:54] <GHH> daedaluz, sorry i did not get you
[17:55] <undecim> DDAZZA: Have you tried restarting?
[17:55] <BluesKaj> !in | pravish
[17:55] <DDAZZA> undecim, Yes
[17:56] <pravish> can any one help with my grub rescue
[17:56] <_dead_> hi
[17:56] <undecim> DDAZZA: Does this happen with non-GUI commands?
[17:56] <UbuntuCD> undecim: /dev, /proc and /sys need to be mount in broken /. right? For mounting dev,proc,sys I'll have to mount broken / which will mount like /media/(UUID). This /media/UUID contains /home and /boot already which are required to be mounted separately in the mounted / as <sudo mount /dev/sda6 /media/UUID/home> and <sudo /dev/sda1 /media/UUID/boot> right?
[17:56] <groovehunter> hi, i entered a first add. line to sources.list on my hardy rootserver and it's somehow misformed , but i cant see how
[17:56] <groovehunter> deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu hardy-backports main universe multiverse restricted
[17:56] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Yes
[17:57] <pravish> blueskaj hi
[17:57] <BluesKaj> !grub2 | pravish
[17:57] <DDAZZA> undecim, not that I'm aware of.  What would be a good command to test?
[17:57] <undecim> UbuntuCD: /media/UUID/home and /media/UUID/boot will be empty until you mount them.
[17:57] <pravish> yea
[17:57] <pravish> look i vil tel u
[17:57] <undecim> DDAZZA: nano
[17:57] <groovehunter> it's even copied from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports
[17:57] <OddTod> I reallly wish the live cd version of Xchat would do a random name selection.
[17:58] <DDAZZA> undecim, ok no errors
[17:58] <UbuntuCD> undecim: /media/XXXX/boot isn't
[17:58] <Pici> groovehunter: Whats the exact error you are getting?
[17:58] <daedaluz> GHH: remove icedtea, install jre
[17:58] <pravish> in my pc already xp were installed i made a 2gb for swap area and for grub 1.4gb and 30 gb for ubuntu
[17:58] <undecim> DDAZZA: Try logging out, and then logging back in without restarting
[17:58] <xil> hi, I need some help with wpa_supplicant
[17:58] <DDAZZA> undecim, ok
[17:58] <groovehunter> it's german
[17:58] <groovehunter> E: Typ „deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu hardy-backports main universe multiverse restricted“ ist unbekannt in Zeile 26 der Quellliste /etc/apt/sources.list
[17:58] <UbuntuCD> undecim: /media/XXXX/boot contains grub but not as same as of /boot grub
[17:58] <pravish> after that i by mistakly deleted grub
[17:58] <xil> when I run wpa_cli or wpa_gui they complain that they can't see the status of wpa_supplicant
[17:59] <xil> anyone know anything about that?
[17:59] <mbeierl> GHH: sudo aptitude install sun-java6-jdk
[17:59] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Don't worry about it. When you mount the boot partition, it will hide those files
[17:59] <kamakoti> hi friends
[17:59] <pravish> ya by how to recover
[17:59] <kamakoti> can anyone help with building an audio driver
[17:59] <pravish> ya but  how to recover grub
[18:00] <kamakoti> I am new user of ubuntu
[18:00] <undecim> xil: You need to add something to /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf
[18:00] <DDAZZA> undecim, Thats resolved it! Why do you think its being caused? How could I remove this problem?
[18:00] <groovehunter> Pici: that would be "type unknown in line 26 in sources.list"
[18:00] <GHH> mbeierl, No candidate version found for sun-java6-jdk
[18:00] <undecim> xil: ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=wheel is the example given in the man pages
[18:00] <peaquino> j #pylons
[18:00] <Pici> groovehunter: You have a weird character between ubuntu and hardy-backports, I don't think thats a regular space.
[18:00] <mbeierl> GHH: sorry - what version of Ubuntu are you using currently?
[18:00] <kamakoti> Anyone can read me
[18:01] <undecim> DDAZZA: Not sure what exactly is causing it, but it's a DBus problem...
[18:01] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Alright, secondly I'll run <dpkg-reconfigure grub> to fix the grub as only grub is suddenly missing. But I've already followed steps given in https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Reinstalling%20GRUB%202 which didn't work out. Won't the mounting and that command cause overlap?
[18:01] <GHH> mbeierl, 10.10
[18:01] <kamakoti> I am using ubuntu 9.04
[18:01] <mbeierl> kamakoti: but of course
[18:01] <raven> is ssh over an wep ad hoc network safe?
[18:01] <julia_23> QUESTION: I want to tar my home folder, what are the commands to do so?
[18:01] <gobbe> julia_23: tar
[18:01] <Pici> groovehunter: In fact, all of those spaces are weird, they aren't the normal space character.
[18:01] <mbeierl> GHH: odd.  try "aptitude search sun | grep java"
[18:01] <kamakoti> hi mbeierl I got a cmedia audio driver
[18:02] <julia_23> gobbe: so if i type "tar" it will do it?
[18:02] <UbuntuCD> undecim: overlap the grub2.. don't you think uninstall and resintall kind of thing would be required?
[18:02] <mbeierl> kamakoti: sorry, I don't think I can help with audio issues.
[18:02] <kamakoti> I am unable to understand the instructions given friend mbeierl
[18:02] <rany27> I need a simple text 2 pdf program. any suggestions?
[18:02] <kamakoti> I got the command and all that
[18:02] <raven> is ssh over an wep ad hoc network safe?
[18:02] <gobbe> julia_23: it needs flags too
[18:02] <julia_23> gobbe: it says "you must specify one of trhe blah blah blah
[18:02] <julia_23> "
[18:02] <kamakoti> I dont know how to execute
[18:02] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Yes, you can just uninstall and reinstall
[18:02] <gobbe> julia_23: man tar will help you
[18:02] <UbuntuCD> undecim: How?
[18:02] <kamakoti> the read me file is clear
[18:02] <daedaluz> GHH: enable partner repos and install runtimes instead of dev kit
[18:02] <kamakoti> only ubuntu admin can do it my friend
[18:02] <kamakoti> help me
[18:02] <kamakoti> just give a try
[18:03] <raven> is ssh over an wep ad hoc network safe?
[18:03] <undecim> UbuntuCD: in the chroot, run "sudo apt-get remove grub-pc" and then "sudo apt-get install grub-pc"
[18:03] <groovehunter> Pici: yep right. I replaced the first and the error cited only up to ...ubuntu" so i then replaced all with fresh spaces.  thanks!
[18:03] <julia_23> I want to keep my user privilages and also make it into a muilti part archive so i can copy it onto multiple dvds
[18:03] <Pici> groovehunter: you're welcome
[18:03] <kamakoti> I will try to paste the readme file over here mbeirel
[18:03] <mbeierl> kamakoti: oh.  you need "admin" privileges.  That is done through the use of the "sudo" command
[18:03] <undecim> raven: As long as you verify the signature of the ssh host
[18:03] <kamakoti> just see what can be done
[18:03] <mbeierl> !sudo | kamakoti
[18:04] <GHH> mbeierl, http://pastebin.com/cRyq6mjC
[18:04] <kamakoti> friend pls understand thats not the issue
[18:04] <kamakoti> the commands dont work
[18:04] <kamakoti> here in ubuntu
[18:04] <UbuntuCD> undecim: THe broken system is Ubuntu 10.10. It uses grub2 and not grub-legacy. How reconfiguring using the post's command  or removing/installing 'grub-pc' help?
[18:04] <kamakoti> just have a look and tell me step by step
[18:04] <DrunkenRambler> <off topic, but> been googling for days with no result and this is a Very active room so I'll try...  I'm looking for a site I found a month ago with games related to computer learning.  one example, you hear a piece of music as does your 'team-mate' you write some description and get points for guessing if you're listening to the same tune.  similar games with pictures too.  Anyone know the site? I *think* it was referenced e
[18:04] <kamakoti> give a try
[18:04] <DrunkenRambler> ither on some TED talk or some online course from MIT, Stanford or Harvard.  Again, sorry for off topic, but please put me out of my misery.
[18:04] <saml> how can I create a user so that when people login with that user, they will see   tail -f of some log file?
[18:04] <undecim> UbuntuCD: grub-pc is the package name for grub2
[18:04] <kamakoti> ready mbeirel
[18:05] <mbeierl> GHH: Really odd.  where on earth did I get the sun-java from then?
[18:05] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Alright :)
[18:05] <julia_23> gobbe:  if i go, tar -c -p will that do it?
[18:05] <GHH> mbeierl, http://www.liberiangeek.net/2010/09/install-sun-java-runtime-environment-jre-ubuntu-10-10-maverick-meerkat/
[18:05] <kamakoti> Is there anyone listening
[18:05] <kamakoti> ??
[18:05] <julia_23> gobbe:  if you want to use multiple tags, is it necessary to add a dash between each, aka -cp
[18:05] <mbeierl> GHH: YES!
[18:05] <UbuntuCD> undecim: So I should only remove/install grub-pc instaead of dpkg-reconfigure grub ?
[18:05] <mbeierl> GHH: do that and you will get the repo for java!
[18:06] <raven> undecim, they cannot read my passwords or the traffic?
[18:06] <kamakoti> Mbeierl I am pasting the file just follow the steps
[18:06] <ganeshran> I am tring to install sipe plugin in pidgin and it said that libxml package is missing. So i installed libxml package and now it gives me the error - Consider adjusting the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable if you
[18:06] <ganeshran> installed software in a non-standard prefix.
[18:06] <mbeierl> kamakoti: use pastebin, please
[18:06] <undecim> UbuntuCD: dpkg-reconfigure grub should fix it, though reinstalling is more thorough
[18:06] <UbuntuCD> ganeshran: </join #pidgin>
[18:06] <kamakoti> see it and then lets decide meierl
[18:06] <undecim> raven: As long as you first verify that the SSH server has the correct key
[18:06] <llutz> raven: you want to read how ssh works http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Shell
[18:06] <kamakoti> 1st step1. Backup the Config.in and Makefile in the sound driver directory      (/usr/src/linux/driver/sound).      The Configure.help provide help when you config driver in step      4, please backup the original one (/usr/src/linux/Document) and      copy this file.      The cmpci is document for the driver in detail, please copy it      to /usr/src/linux/Document/sound so you can refer it. Backup if      there is already one.
[18:07] <undecim> raven: If you have connected to this server before using the same hostname/IP, SSH will do that for you automatically
[18:07] <julia_23> GAHHHHHHHHHHHH!
[18:07] <julia_23> can someone help me with tar commands?
[18:07] <UbuntuCD> undecim: So wht do you suggest? reinstall and then dpkg-reconfigure grub?
[18:07] <kamakoti> Extract the tar file by 'tar xvzf cmpci-xx.tar.gz' in the above      directory.
[18:07] <julia_23> I am trying to tar my home folder
[18:07] <mbeierl> kamakoti: no, no.   Thanks. Now, hopefully it will work as expected ...
[18:08] <Tigerplug292> anyone able to tell me why my firefox & chrome windows cling to the border of the screen with some websites?
[18:08] <julia_23> llutz: thanks hun
[18:08] <erUSUL> julia_23: tar czf /path/to/tar_file.tgz $HOME
[18:08] <julia_23> llutz: should i add the P to keep permissions?
[18:08] <Pici> julia_23: Use the 'z' argument if you want it to compress it with gzip
[18:08] <erUSUL> julia_23: save the tar file outside of the home folder
[18:09] <UbuntuCD> undecim: I'm on irssi that I missed that grub-pc command, cannot scroll. Its sudo apt-get remove grub-pc and then its inatall right?
[18:09] <llutz> julia_23: -p only works when untaring
[18:09] <undecim> UbuntuCD: yes
[18:09] <julia_23> Pici: is there a way to make it so that I can break it into multiple files to burn onto multiple dvds?
[18:10] <llutz> julia_23: use split on the resulting tar-file or pipe tar throught split
[18:10] <julia_23> erUSLUL is there a way I can split it into multiple parts for dvd ease?
[18:10] <kevin_> guten abend
[18:11] <julia_23> llutz: split? never heard of it, its a terminal command is it?
[18:11] <ePirat> hello
[18:11] <erUSUL> julia_23: or some tool like dar that was designed with that use in mind
[18:11] <Storm_Shadow> I was wondering if there is an easy way to partition off my Hard Drive
[18:11] <Tigerplug292> no takers?
[18:11] <llutz> julia_23: it is
[18:11] <undecim> julia_23: You can either use the split command or you can use the -L option with tar
[18:11] <naptastic> I am trying to do a diskless Ubuntu setup, following these instructions: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DisklessUbuntuHowto
[18:11] <naptastic> Storm_Shadow, gparted is pretty easy, and available on the Ubuntu live installer image
[18:11] <ePirat> someone knows if i can use my ubuntu as a fileserver with my mac (apple file protocol)?
[18:12] <Storm_Shadow> Do u have a link naptastic?
[18:12] <julia_23> you guys are wonderful, saving me hours of running around
[18:12] <llutz> julia_23: tar -cvf /tmp/backup.tar / | pipe -b 4000m           to get 4gb parts
[18:12] <julia_23> thanks
[18:12] <llutz> julia_23: tar -cvf /tmp/backup.tar /home | pipe -b 4000m           to get 4gb parts           sorry
[18:12] <llutz> s/pipe/split/
[18:12] <ZenMasta> I need help deleting a folder I'm logged in as root, it says operation not permitted
[18:12] <ZenMasta> http://pastie.org/1478054
[18:12] <naptastic> Storm_Shadow, I don't. Read everything you can about hard disk partitioning. Practice on a hard drive that doesn't have any data you care about on it.
[18:13] <julia_23> Awesome! thanks llultz
[18:13] <Storm_Shadow> that's the problem naptastic, i only have 1 hard drive in my laptop
[18:13] <julia_23> lluts: you are awesome
[18:13] <Storm_Shadow> SO i can only practice on it
[18:13] <llutz> julia_23: tar -cvf /tmp/backup.tar $HOME | split -b 4000m      3rd time and hopefully correct now, sry again
[18:13] <julia_23>  erUSUL: and you
[18:13] <pravish> hey ubuntu thanks
[18:13] <naptastic> Storm_Shadow, what do you have on it right now?
[18:13] <julia_23> undecim: and you, muaH!
[18:13] <Storm_Shadow> I have Win 7 and Ubuntu
[18:13] <Storm_Shadow> and a ton of programs i dont want to lose
[18:14] <medo> hola
[18:14] <julia_23> llutz: does | equate "and" ?
[18:14] <naptastic> Storm_Shadow, the easiest way when you're dealing with a laptop is to buy a larger laptop hard drive and an external drive enclosure, install the new hard drive, partition it the way you want it, and then copy the data over.
[18:15] <GHH> mbeierl, sun-java6-jre will execute all java applications?
[18:15] <Storm_Shadow> I have an external hard drive
[18:15] <llutz> julia_23: no, its a pipe, giving output from the lefthand-command to input of the righthand command
[18:15] <naptastic> Storm_Shadow, if you can't offload the contents of your current hard drive to another, it limits your options; but depending on what you want to do, that might not be a problem.
[18:15] <naptastic> Storm_Shadow, what are you trying to do, exactly?
[18:15] <mbeierl> kamakoti: When you are done putting the instructions on pastebin, hit the submit button and it will give you a URL.  Paste that URL here and then I can read what you are trying to do
[18:15] <Lars___> Hi! I am a bit tired of keeping track of many passwords, I am looking for tips. I want to be able to reach my passwords from any online computer, one main password to access all others. Any ideas?
[18:16] <Storm_Shadow> I want to install Win XP onto my computer and put some programs on it so i can access them from Ubuntu
[18:16] <Storm_Shadow> USing WIne
[18:16] <thesheff17_> Lars___ I use keepassx & dropbox
[18:16] <Storm_Shadow> Because WIne wont work with my Win 7
[18:16] <xangua> Lars___: a pasword manager
[18:16] <thesheff17_> keepassx is the password manager
[18:16] <julia_23> llutz: i see; okay thank you
[18:16] <soreau> Storm_Shadow: You're not making much sense. You don't need to install windows to use wine
[18:17] <julia_23> I think this should do it
[18:17] <naptastic> Storm_Shadow, I don't think I understand fully, then. My understanding of WINE is that it doesn't require Windows to be installed at all on your computer.
[18:17] <soreau> ! wine | Storm_Shadow
[18:17] <mbeierl> GHH: sun-java6-jre is the Java Runtime Environment, which will give you the ability to execute Java .jar and .class files.  There is also the sun-java6-plugin for web browser integration for Java Applets, and sun-java6-jdk to get the compiler if you want to write your own Java programs
[18:17] <kamakoti> http://pastebin.com/k4tfTWqS
[18:17] <kamakoti> http://pastebin.com/k4tfTWqS
[18:17] <kamakoti> http://pastebin.com/k4tfTWqS
[18:17] <FloodBot1> kamakoti: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:17] <Lars___> I will check out keypassx
[18:17] <chrisgeo> I'm not sure if this is an easy answer (couldn't find it on google). Is there anyway to change the global copy/paste/select keyboard shortcuts?
[18:17] <kamakoti> mbeierl did u get the url
[18:17] <Storm_Shadow> Wait, you can run windows inside of Ubuntu?
[18:17] <kamakoti> http://pastebin.com/k4tfTWqS
[18:17] <kamakoti> http://pastebin.com/k4tfTWqS
[18:17] <julia_23> llutz: When I extract the tar will it automatically detect the split files? and what would be the command to extract with permissions intact?
[18:17] <FloodBot1> kamakoti: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:17] <kamakoti> http://pastebin.com/k4tfTWqS
[18:18] <mbeierl> kamakoti: yes.  stop doing that, please
[18:18] <Pici> kamakoti: Is there a reason why you're doing that?
[18:18] <kamakoti> Pici lot of msgs flooding
[18:18] <kamakoti> one should find hard to notice
[18:18] <bnjmn> $20 amazon gift card for $10 - https://livingsocial.com/deals/21336?ref=conf-jp&rpi=4314944
[18:18] <llutz> julia_23: unfortunately not, use "cat tar1 tar2 tar3 | tar -xvf -"
[18:18] <naptastic> kamakoti, most of us have filters that make it easier. Pasting your link once really is sufficient.
[18:19] <DrunkenRambler> Storm_Shadow: you can install windows on a virtual machine (eg virtualbox) on ubuntu.  Wine has a different purpose, it's for running windows programs/games without a virtual machine
[18:19] <Pici> kamakoti: Once is enough.
[18:19] <Pici> !guidelines > kamakoti
[18:19] <kamakoti> That I dont know friend
[18:19] <kamakoti> any way sorry
[18:19] <soreau> kamakoti: We can see your link if you post it once
[18:19] <kamakoti> I am new to this chat
[18:20] <Pici> kamakoti: I've sent you the guidelines, be sure to read them.
[18:20] <kamakoti> where to
[18:20] <kamakoti> where did u sent
[18:20] <soreau> ! guidelines | kamakoti
[18:20] <naptastic> kamakoti, a private message from ubottu
[18:20] <naptastic> kamakoti, ...or in that link.
[18:23] <naptastic> So, uh... I've followed this guide to Diskless Ubuntu ( https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DisklessUbuntuHowto ) and it's not working
[18:23] <mbeierl> kamakoti: what you are showing in your paste is instructions for compiling a new kernel module.  This is somewhat advanced stuff.  Please read this over to get an idea of what it means to compile a kernel: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile
[18:23] <undecim> naptastic: "it's not working" is a fairly vague statement...
[18:23] <ZenMasta> I need help deleting a folder, it says operation not permitted http://pastie.org/1478054
[18:23] <GHH> mbeierl, If it execute/run any application or software then it will do
[18:23] <naptastic> specifically, the client machine boots, gets the kernel and initrd from the tftp server, displays dhcp information, and then stops
[18:24] <kamakoti> mheierl I had tried many times
[18:24] <naptastic> undecim, (sorry, not very fast typer today :-)
[18:24] <kamakoti> I get no idea about that
[18:24] <mbeierl> GHH: give it a try and see if it does what you need.  Remember, though that the plugin for web browser is a separate package
[18:24] <rumpe1> ZenMasta, "sudo rm -r stuff"
[18:25] <ZenMasta> rumpe1 I'm already root
[18:25] <rumpe1> ZenMasta, is the partition read-only mounted?
[18:25] <undecim> naptastic: Not much experience with Diskless boots, but can you see if it tried to access the NFS?
[18:25] <Pici> pravish: the foodbot is not a person, it cannot respond to your questions.
[18:26] <mbeierl> kamakoti: I have replied here http://pastebin.com/GpRBpwW5 - my replies all start with "==>"
[18:26] <naptastic> undecim, unfortunately I can't see a way to determine that. I've taken a picture of the screen and am about to paste it... (this will take a minute)
[18:26] <ZenMasta> rumpe1 I don tknow really, this is a new server, all the old files that were replaced got put in this old folder and I'm just trying to all the old stuff
[18:26] <mbeierl> kamakoti: are you familiar with how to use the linux terminal?
[18:26] <undecim> naptastic: Would there be logs on your server?
[18:26] <rumpe1> ZenMasta, check output of "mount"
[18:26] <mbeierl> !terminal | kamakoti
[18:27] <rumpe1> ZenMasta, or put it in a pastebin, if this doesn't solve the problem already
[18:27] <ZenMasta> rumpe1 http://pastie.org/1478107
[18:27] <naptastic> undecim, I suppose so. What log file do I check to see if mounting has been attempted?
[18:28] <gobbe> julia_23: you can use tar cvf some.tar /path/to/*
[18:28] <undecim> naptastic: Honestly, I'm not sure
[18:28] <rumpe1> ZenMasta, so it's on /-partition?
[18:28] <naptastic> undecim, http://www.naptastic.com/david/bootfail.jpg <- this is where the machine stops.
[18:29] <ZenMasta> rumpe1 its a virtual private server so I'm not really sure how that works
[18:29] <randy_> How to use ctrl +shift =back to restart X
[18:29] <naptastic> undecim, I really appreciate you trying to help me with something outside your expertise :-)
[18:29] <erUSUL> !dontzap | randy_
[18:29] <erUSUL> !sysrq
[18:29] <rumpe1> ZenMasta, try "rm -rf stuff"
[18:30] <_andyl> does anyone here know about ssh remote port forwarding ??
[18:30] <ZenMasta> rumpe1 same results as rm -r stuff
[18:30] <_andyl> I can't get the bind_address set to <IP_ADDRESS>
[18:30] <_andyl> !!
[18:30] <undecim> naptastic: It's actually kind of half-inside, half-outside my expertise :)
[18:31] <msunner> hey guys new to linux i want to know how can i do linux live terminal view what i mean is when i plug n the usb HD and i show me that a usb HD is pluged in
[18:31] <naptastic> undecim, lol :-)
[18:31] <rumpe1> ZenMasta, hmm... maby "rm -rfv stuff" gives more informations?
[18:31] <ayecee> _andyl: using ssh, you'd use option -g to allow remote hosts to connect, i.e. bind to <IP_ADDRESS>
[18:31] <ZenMasta> rumpe1 no same thing still
[18:31] <_andyl> ayecee: yeah I tried the -g option - still only gives me <IP_ADDRESS>
[18:31] <julia_23> gobbe: it says "removing leading '/' from member names
[18:31] <randy_> erUSUL, thank you because I don't speak englsih so I don't search key,water you to call me a bot
[18:32] <julia_23> gobbe:  should I implement another command to retain, or does this not matter?
[18:32] <GHH> mbeierl, I am trying to execute burpsuit but it still problem
[18:32] <ayecee> _andyl: huh. dunno then. may be disabled in client or server config.
[18:32] <rumpe1> msanger, tail -f /var/log/messages
[18:32] <ayecee> _andyl: I wouldn't really know what to look for in that case.
[18:32] <UbuntuCD> undecim: $ sudo mount --bind /dev/sda1 /media/26acc2b3-4031-4f88-8e7f-a829727603cb/boot
[18:32] <julia_23> gobbe:  i will be moving this home to another partition with the same user name
[18:32] <mbeierl> GHH: need details, please :)
[18:32] <rumpe1> ZenMasta, sorry... have no clue
[18:32] <_andyl> ayecee : ok thanks
[18:32] <UbuntuCD> undecim: gives mount: Not a directory
[18:33] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Don't use --bind with /dev/ nodes
[18:33] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Bind is use to bind one directory to another
[18:33] <ePirat> how was this stream downloader named? dumpstream? streamdump?
[18:33] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Since you're trying to mount it, not bind it, just leave out the --bind option
[18:33] <UbuntuCD> undecim: till now to mount dev, proc,sys I've used bind
[18:33] <erUSUL> !info streamreaper
[18:34] <erUSUL> UbuntuCD: if you are in a livecd preparing a chroot you can use --bind yes
[18:34] <undecim> naptastic: I would look into seeing if it accessed the NFS...
[18:34] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Well I'll mount all w/o bind but I've already mounted dev,sys,proc with bind
[18:34] <erUSUL> UbuntuCD: mount --bind /dev/ /mount/point/of/rootpartiton/dev/
[18:34] <naptastic> undecim, Alright, thanks
[18:34] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Yes, you mount dev,sys, and proc with bind, because those are folders, not device nodes
[18:35] <GHH> mbeierl, installation guide of Burp suit : http://pastebin.com/NACdWVhM
[18:35] <MrUnagi> when in bash, is there a way to run a command locally after ssh has connected?
[18:35] <UbuntuCD> undecim: So, those with /dev/* shouldn't be mounted with bind?
[18:35] <gobbe> julia_23: tar zvf file.tar in your new machine
[18:35] <ZenMasta> rumpe1 thanks anyway
[18:35] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Correct
[18:35] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Except for /dev/ itself. That's a folder
[18:35] <UbuntuCD> erUSUL: says different
[18:35] <gobbe> julia_23: if you have both machines running rsync is better
[18:35] <RaidZoft> How do I get a GUI based view and not a terminal view in FreeNX?
[18:36] <MrUnagi> like ssh -C -L 5900:<IP_ADDRESS>:5900<EMAIL_ADDRESS>; open vnc://<IP_ADDRESS>:5900 doesnt work
[18:36] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Alright
[18:36] <Guest88895> join #ubuntu+1
[18:36] <undecim> naptastic: Seems to me that it's waiting on the NFS server...
[18:36] <ZenMasta> rumpe1 that was the last folder that didn't delete. there's nothing important in it anyway and its not relevant in file size so I"ll just ignore it
[18:36] <Guest88895> bad fingers!
[18:36] <undecim> naptastic: Which should be <IP_ADDRESS>
[18:36] <Slydder1> well. it would seem that I will have to give up ubuntu. :(
[18:37] <GHH> mbeierl, I also like to run the metasploit gui version(But a jar file)
[18:37] <thesheff17_> Slydder1: why is that?
[18:37] <giles> is the magic sysrq key disabled in ubuntu by default?
[18:37] <naptastic> undecim, yep. The mullet server. (Don't ask. ;-) I'm perusing logs now...
[18:37] <erUSUL> giles: no
[18:37] <undecim> naptastic: could you pastebin /tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg/default ?
[18:37] <giles> erUSUL: so why is it not working?
[18:38] <giles> erUSUL: Alt+SysRq+B should reboot right?
[18:38] <erUSUL> giles: dunno;
[18:38] <R33D3M33R> hi all, can somebody recommend me a daily 11.04 build that 100% works?
[18:38] <naptastic> undecim, yep, just a sec
[18:38] <giles> erUSUL: my laptop has sysrq as a fn key under f10
[18:38] <Slydder1> thesheff17_:  the ppp version in ubuntu has a major problem when attempting to connect to windows vpn connections. as soon as mppe128 is required the connection dies when under load.
[18:38] <IdleOne> !natty | R33D3M33R
[18:39] <IdleOne> R33D3M33R: the answer is no, natty is alpha.
[18:39] <GHH> mbeierl, At least installed sun-java6-jre and trying to execute burp suite with comd ava -jar burpsuite_v1.3.03.jar but it say : Your JRE appears to be OpenJDK       Burp has not been fully tested on this platform and you may experience problems
[18:39] <erUSUL> giles: do « echo b | sudo tee /proc/sysrq-trigger »
[18:39] <msunner> how do i see the live view of whats being added or updated in the termial view
[18:39] <Slydder1> seeing as how many of our clients have ms servers I can't afford to use a distro where pptp-linux/ppp doesn't  work. :(
[18:39] <thesheff17_> Slydder1: why not use remote desktop?
[18:39] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Finally, I'm able to chroot
[18:39] <R33D3M33R> IdleOne: but there must be a daily build that at least boots :)
[18:39] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Excellent
[18:39] <giles> erUSUL: well that will probably work, but I want to know how to do it when my system hangs.
[18:39] <Guest88895> R33D3M33R, nope. I had that installed got an update and it screwed my machine up. Natty really is not ready to be used... It is not the first time either.
[18:39] <IdleOne> R33D3M33R: you would think so
[18:40] <Xenith_> Is there a wubi tha supports 10.10?
[18:40] <Slydder1> thesheff17_: not an option. have to get to different servers inside the client network. mostly nix boxes
[18:40] <erUSUL> !sysrq | giles
[18:40] <aeon-ltd> Xenith_: yes
[18:40] <naptastic> undecim, here: http://fpaste.org/pxri/
[18:40] <Xenith_> Every time I run the default download one, it wants to download 10.04
[18:40] <thesheff17_> Slydder1: ah ok...once inside the network though you can just use ssh.
[18:40] <mbeierl> GHH: two choices then: 1) removed iced tea, or 2) use update-java-alternatives to point to the Sun one by default.
[18:40] <naptastic> undecim, (pastebin.org was slow / down so I used fpaste ;-)
[18:40] <erUSUL> giles: maybe the fact that sysrq is a composed key on your keyboard mess things up; really dunno
[18:40] <mbeierl> GHH: which would you like to do?
[18:40] <giles> erUSUL: well I know all that.... It doesn't works.
[18:40] <R33D3M33R> well, then I will just have wait for alpha 2 or beta :)
[18:40] <Slydder1> atm am working on a squeeze install on another laptop until I have time to reinstall my desktop
[18:41] <Xenith_> Even putting the desktop CD iso in the same folder won't force it to use 10.01
[18:41] <erUSUL> giles: just so you do not use simply b and make the complete sequence
[18:41] <Xenith_> 10.10*
[18:41] <GHH> mbeierl, which will be easy and harmless
[18:41] <Xenith_> Are there command line arguments that I can pass to wubi to force an ISO?
[18:41] <Slydder1> thesheff17_: that's not the point. the point is the ubuntu has a broken pptp-linux/ppp and that makes it unusable for my company. which I find rather sad. I like ubu. way better updates on average.
[18:42] <mbeierl> GHH: do a "sudo update-java-alternatives -l"  there should be one called "java-6-sun" in the output
[18:42] <Guest88895> < hates windows but has to keep a copy for Netflix
[18:42] <Slydder1> the last working version I saw was 2.4.4 and now it's at 2.4.5 :(
[18:42] <AnthLee> bah
[18:42] <mbeierl> GHH: that's a lower case "L" in the -l btw...
[18:42] <Guest88895> DaMN YOU silverlight!
[18:42] <AnthLee> don't support netflix :(
[18:43] <mbeierl> Guest88895: it's got to do with DRM, sorry :)
[18:43] <GHH> mbeierl,output: java-6-sun 63 /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun
[18:43] <Guest88895> yeah they have no desire to release silverlight to the opensource community
[18:43] <84XABK1Y1> The internal microphone for my webcam causes cheese to lag, and guvcviewer to cause audio to fal out of sync.
[18:44] <Guest88895> silverlight belongs to MS
[18:44] <mbeierl> GHH: ok, now do a "sudo update-java-alternatives -s java-6-sun" and you are done!
[18:44] <xangua> !ot | Guest88895
[18:44] <undecim> naptastic: I see nothing wrong here... The best reason I can explain the sudden stop without errors is that it's waiting on the NFS server.
[18:44] <thesheff17_> Slydder1: ah I didn't know it was part of the vpn connection have you filed a a bug?
[18:44] <xangua> there is Moonlight Guest88895, but it doesn't support all characteristics of silverlight
[18:45] <naptastic> undecim, agreed. I'm looking at NFS logs right now...
[18:45] <xim_> compiz is working fine (desktop cube, rotate, cube gears etc) but it just dawned on me that my animations arent doing anything like they use to for minimize, open, close etc.  they used to work, and they are enabled, ive tried playing with the settings but i cant get animations on any of those events.  am i missing something? any suggestions?
[18:45] <GHH> mbeierl,http://pastebin.com/uPbmYeA0
[18:46] <GHH> mbeierl,any problem
[18:46] <GHH> mbeierl,any problem?
[18:46] <Slydder1> thesheff17_:  a bug has been filed a while back regarding the issue. noone has fixed it though. and ubuntu is not the only distro with this problem.
[18:46] <Guest88895> xangua, yeah but will it work with Netflix? Probably not. Unless there was some sort of masking that could take place
[18:46] <Slydder1> debian avoided it by staying with 2.4.4 of ppp instead of upgrading to 2.4.5
[18:46] <naptastic> Slydder1, would it work for you to compile a version that works on your own?
[18:47] <Slydder1> treid installing 2.4.4 but got yelled at by networkmanager because it requires 2.4.5
[18:47] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Can not write log, openpty() failed (/dev/pts not mounted?)
[18:47]  * naptastic wants to kill NetworkManager 80% of the time
[18:47] <mbeierl> GHH: that is primarily due to the JDK not being installed.  Type "java -version" from the terminal and see what you get
[18:47] <UbuntuCD> undecim: During install grub-pc
[18:47] <Slydder1> naptastic: would love to see wicd with vpn support
[18:48] <undecim> UbuntuCD: hmm.... Maybe in the chroot run "sudo mount -t devpts non /dev/pts"
[18:48] <undecim> Slydder1: As would I!
[18:48] <GHH> mbeierl,http://pastebin.com/atSUkmyX
[18:48] <undecim> Slydder1: That's all that's keeping me from using wicd right now
[18:48] <UbuntuCD> undecim: sudo: unable to resolve host ubuntu
[18:48] <Slydder1> naptastic: a rebuild of a 2.4.5 package wouldn't do me any good.
[18:49] <mbeierl> GHH: you're golden.  that's the sun one, which is a real jvm that is supported.
[18:49] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Sorry... leave out the sudo part.
[18:49] <naptastic> Slydder1, yeah, sounds like you're screwed...
[18:49] <undecim> UbuntuCD: mount -t devpts none /dev/pts
[18:49] <Slydder1> anyone that needs to connect to a MS vpn server with mppe128 required is screwed.
[18:49] <cole_> If you terminate a console, does it terminate any program running within that console?
[18:50] <GHH> mbeierl,thanks..... so now i could run metasploit GUI version also without any problem..... right?
[18:50] <Slydder1> actually any vpn server that requires mppe128.
[18:50] <mbeierl> GHH: well... I'm not making any guarantees, but.  it IS the official java
[18:50] <Slydder1> probably the only time in the history of IT where MS was more secure than linux. lol
[18:51] <GHH> mbeierl,OK thank you very much for help
[18:51] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Secondly the procedure to access encrypted home directory is not working. I tried <sudo -u nobody su - eda> asking for password but gives authentication failure for both the broken system users. I'm sure about the password typed
[18:51] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Even that to be tried w/o sudo?
[18:52] <naptastic> cole_, yes, generally, and Ubuntu will usually warn you before it does that.
[18:52] <undecim> UbuntuCD: No, that one should have sudo
[18:52] <UbuntuCD> undecim: THen what could be the problem?
[18:53] <sl33k_> I am on ubuntu 10.04, when i plug in the headphone the sound is both ways, through the headphone as well as computer speaker? How to fix this sound from computer speaker?
[18:53] <UbuntuCD> undecim: When I run sudo apt-get update I get ,many wornings, and fetch erros for chroot
[18:53] <naptastic> sl33k_, the module that control jack-sensing has incorrectly detected the configuration of your audio codec.
[18:54] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Did you copy /etc/resolv.conf to the chroot?
[18:54] <b0ot> I have two internal drives and 1 external drive all with ubuntu images on them. No matter what I setup in the bios it boots to a random drive... any ideas what this could be?
[18:54] <Dr_Willis> sl33k_:  that question gets asked in here so many times a week. , im suprised theres not a bot factoid on it.. ive never seen anyone post a 'quick fix' however.
[18:54] <UbuntuCD> undecim: yes
[18:54] <erUSUL> !intelhda | sl33k_
[18:54] <naptastic> sl33k_, you will have to do some detective work, unfortunately
[18:54] <naptastic> oh hey, that's nice
[18:54] <Dr_Willis> b0ot:  what sort of images are you refering to?
[18:54] <erUSUL> sl33k_: maybe following the guide there to add module options works for you
[18:55] <naptastic> sl33k_, I used to have the same problem on my laptop and adding module options solved it. So you're almost certainly on the right track.
[18:55] <KM0201> sl33k_: under "sound preferences".. click on the hardware tab and see what it says for "profile"
[18:55] <erUSUL> sl33k_: aslo maybe newer drivwers help « sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-alsa-$(lsb_release -cs)-generic »
[18:55] <qwm> got the harddrive from a broken time capsule, and need to recover its backup in ubuntu.. but i'm clueless on how. anyone with experience?
[18:55] <b0ot> Dr_Willis, I mean they are all valid versions of ubuntu... but I can't seem to control which drive is booted
[18:56] <UbuntuCD> undecim: I exited from chroot and copied it again. Now on chroot its stopping on sudo apt-get update...
[18:56] <erkan^> !UTC
[18:57] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Alright, that I think I'll handle but what about accessing encrypted home directory?
[18:57] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Well, if you have an authentication error, something is wrong.
[18:57] <undecim> UbuntuCD: You don't have capslock on do you?
[18:57] <b0ot> Dr_Willis, for example one time I set the first boot priorty to USB Drive 0 which had the name of my external drive and the 2nd priorty to go back to the bios... and it booted my internal drive
[18:58] <b0ot> I did a reset and it booted my other internal drive
[18:58] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Nope.. not such errors... I'm sure about password typed
[18:58] <Dr_Willis> b0ot:  they are not IDENTICAL clones however?
[18:58] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Then, let's do this...
[18:58] <b0ot> if I do just a priority 1 to go to bios that is is the only thing I can get to work consistently
[18:58] <b0ot> Dr_Willis, no they are not identical
[18:58] <Dr_Willis> b0ot:  they are sata drives?
[18:58] <undecim> UbuntuCD: In the chroot, type "su - username"
[18:58] <b0ot> Dr_Willis, very very similar
[18:58] <b0ot> but not identical
[18:58] <undecim> UbuntuCD: "su - eda" I think is what you want
[18:58] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Hey.. one moment
[18:59] <Dr_Willis> b0ot:  i mean ideitical as in the same 'uuid' :) that can confuse things ive heard
[18:59] <b0ot> Dr_Willis, I'm not good with hardward but they are ssd drives if that is what you mean
[18:59] <UbuntuCD> undecim: sudo apt-get remove grub-pc in chroot installs grub and removes grub-pc.. right?
[18:59] <b0ot> well each one was created from the other and then modified... basically backups using dd
[18:59] <undecim> UbuntuCD: It should remove grub.
[19:00] <b0ot> sudo dd if=/dev/drivetobackup of=/dev/thebackup bs=1M
[19:00] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Well I typed the command you suggested - sudo apt-get remove grub-pc
[19:00] <paris> Hi folks, I have installed eboard, what I have to install more to be able to use it?
[19:01] <undecim> UbuntuCD: After that command completes, then install it again
[19:01] <Encrypte2> Hi does anyone know how to reset the camera position in Alien Arena? It's stuck looking towards ceiling, ive tried google for answer no luck, using Ubuntu 10.10
[19:01] <UbuntuCD> undecim: But its installing grub instead of removing grub
[19:02] <undecim> UbuntuCD: What exactly does it say?
[19:02] <Sub_Zero> I've received all the updates from Update Manager but it hasn't now said I'm ready to update to 10.10
[19:02] <b0ot> Dr_Willis, how would I check to see if I have duplicate uuid?
[19:03] <UbuntuCD> undecim: http://pastebin.com/51h9XiPU
[19:03] <sl33k_> I installed the driver module?
[19:04] <sl33k_> My profile is Analog Stereo Duplex? It is still not fixed?
[19:04] <undecim> UbuntuCD: It seems it's replacing it with legacy grub to fix a dependency...
[19:04] <UbuntuCD> undecim: I hope it will not affect grub.cfg file ...
[19:04] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Just continue with the command
[19:04] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Then we can purge grub after installing grub-pc
[19:04] <soreau> sl33k_: What module did you install exactly?
[19:05] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Done.. now?
[19:05] <undecim> UbuntuCD: sudo apt-get install grub-pc
[19:05] <undecim> UbuntuCD: And after that: sudo apt-get purge grub
[19:05] <sl33k_> soreau: linux-backports-modules-alsa-lucid-generic (<IP_ADDRESS>.29)
[19:06] <soreau> sl33k_: Which version of ubuntu are you using?
[19:06] <UbuntuCD> undecim: http://pastebin.com/uUibZFvf
[19:06] <sl33k_> soreau: 10.04
[19:06] <HeatWave04> whois laura
[19:06] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Okay, that should work
[19:06] <markito> /msg nickserv
[19:06] <UbuntuCD> undecim: But its asking about the version to be kept...
[19:06] <HeatWave04> hi room
[19:07] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Press y
[19:07] <HeatWave04> this is a big room
[19:07] <soreau> sl33k_: What happens when you try 'alsamixer' from your terminal?
[19:07] <HeatWave04> what kind of room is this
[19:07] <UbuntuCD> undecim: I've the grub,cfg file which contains links to all the kernels ... all the kernsles are present... It by defualt is in 'Keep the local version currently installed'
[19:08] <soreau> HeatWave04: This is a support channel for ubuntu
[19:08] <HeatWave04> oh ok thank lyou soreau
[19:08] <b0ot> Dr_Willis, you were correct all three drives have iddentical UUIDs
[19:08] <b0ot> for every partition
[19:08] <undecim> UbuntuCD: What command are you running?
[19:09] <UbuntuCD> undecim: sudo apt-get install grub-pc goes here - http://pastebin.com/VFC0cYf4
[19:09] <sl33k_> soreau: master 92<>92, pcm 100<>100
[19:09] <Encrypte2> Hi does anyone know how to reset the camera position in Alien Arena? It's stuck looking towards ceiling, ive tried google for answer no luck, using Ubuntu 10.10
[19:09] <soreau> sl33k_: So you have a driver loaded.. but there is no audio output at all?
[19:09] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Its for configuring grub-pc
[19:09] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Install the package maintainers version
[19:10] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Why?
[19:10] <soreau> sl33k_: In alsamixer, use arrow keys to navigate and 'm' to (un)mute
[19:10] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Because it assures that Grub will be properly configured
[19:10] <UbuntuCD> undecim: But what about my old grub config?
[19:10] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Unless you've specifically had to change that file in the past
[19:10] <sl33k_> soreau: the output is through the speaker to even if i plug in the headphones.
[19:10] <UbuntuCD> undecim: No, I never did
[19:10] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Then just install the package maintainer's version
[19:11] <sl33k_> soreau: speaker too*
[19:11] <UbuntuCD> undecim: I got dual boot and the old kernels .. will it all reflect the way it was?
[19:11] <soreau> sl33k_: Is it working?
[19:11] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Yes
[19:11] <UbuntuCD> undecim: I just hope it won't mess up
[19:11] <undecim> UbuntuCD: The grub setup will can your hard drive for old kernels and other OSs
[19:11] <undecim> scan*
[19:12] <sl33k_> soreau: sorry din get your question
[19:12] <soreau> sl33k_: What does lspci report your card as?
[19:13] <sl33k_> soreau: hda intel
[19:13] <soreau> ! intelhda | sl33k_
[19:14] <soreau> ugh.
[19:14] <OerHeks> !netsplit
[19:14] <soreau> ! intelhda | sl33k_
[19:15] <soreau> Cool, we still have ubottu on this side ;)
[19:15] <sl33k_> soreau: there is nthing mentioned about sound output playing both ways simultaneously
[19:15] <soreau> sl33k_: Are you sure your card is capable of doing that?
[19:16] <sl33k_> soreau: no idea,  newbie
[19:17] <soreau> sl33k_: I don't know what your setup looks like or how the intel hda cards work so you have to find out if your card can actually do what you want. If so, it should be as simple as configuring it correctly
[19:20] <piotr__> hello
[19:20] <KnifeySpooney> Wow
[19:20] <KnifeySpooney> Hi
[19:20] <jojoger> hi
[19:20] <kikly> haloo
[19:20] <KnifeySpooney> while this is all happening, does anyone know why my compiz would say "unrecognized deviceid 2972"?
[19:20] <kikly> hi jojoger
[19:20] <KnifeySpooney> I upgraded to xorg-edgers ppa to try to fix an intel driver bug
[19:20] <sl33k_> naptastic: sound problem still not fixed and the howto intel wiki doesnt list my problem?
[19:20] <soreau> KnifeySpooney: I doubt that is output from compiz
[19:20] <linux_learner> How can I change my screen resolution?  I have 10.10 in a vbox with Win7 as the host.  On fullscreen it only uses 1024x768 and uses only a portion of the monitor...
[19:20] <KnifeySpooney> soreau: that's the output when i try "compiz --replace"
[19:20] <naptastic> sl33k_, This is a laptop, right>
[19:20] <jojoger> @linuxlearner did you install the guest additions?
[19:20] <linux_learner> jojoger, yes i did
[19:20] <sl33k_> naptastic: ya
[19:20] <soreau> KnifeySpooney: The only thing I can figure is a driver issue. What is the output of 'glxinfo|grep renderer'?
[19:21] <naptastic> sl33k_, what kind? (Give as much detail as you can)
[19:21] <FireSam> I was using a 3gmodem in the usb port to connect to internet. Now I tried it using bluetooth connection (it worked) but now it seems it disapeared from the choices in network-manager i can only use bluetooth now not usb.
[19:21] <soreau> ! details | sl33k_
[19:21] <FireSam> is there a way to undo that?
[19:21] <UbuntuCD> undecim: I still would like to access encryted data ...
[19:21] <UbuntuCD> undecim: I still would like to access encryted data ...
[19:22] <w1n5ton0> How do I disable Recent Documents in 10.10?
[19:22] <soreau> FireSam: How did you switch it to bluetooth?
[19:22] <KnifeySpooney> soreau, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/555916/
[19:22] <erUSUL> UbuntuCD: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-mounting-your-encrypted-home-from-livecd/
[19:22] <sl33k_> naptastic: intel hda card, ia m on ubuntu lucid and the sound output is through the laptop speaker too even after plugging in the headphones and i am on dell vostro laptop
[19:22] <UbuntuCD> erUSUL: Thanks
[19:22] <nishttal2> how can i check if the server was rebooted recently
[19:23] <farisk> uptime
[19:23] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Don't we have to purge grub?
[19:23] <leftist> hi i need a little help with determining how to find my path  for java-6-openjdk
[19:23] <undecim> UbuntuCD: You don't have to
[19:23] <soreau> KnifeySpooney: Yes your drivers are hosed. Pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log file
[19:23] <w1n5ton0> How do I disable Recent Documents in 10.10?
[19:23] <nucc1> some of the wallpapers in 10.10 are a stack of pictures. what does that mean?
[19:23] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Lets get to accessing that encrypted data
[19:23] <leftist> nevermind i located it
[19:23] <undecim> UbuntuCD: in the chroot type "su - eda"
[19:23] <nishttal2> farisk, its says..  14:23:01 up 43 min, so that means it was rebooted 43 mins ago
[19:23] <UbuntuCD> undecim: root@ubuntu:/# dpkg-reconfigure grub
[19:23] <UbuntuCD> /usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure: grub is broken or not fully installed
[19:23] <erUSUL> nucc1: they rotate like a slideshow
[19:23] <nishttal2> farisk, does it log why it was rebooted?
[19:24] <leftist> how can i determine the java home?
[19:24] <FireSam> soreau, i am not sure what you mean. what i did was un plug the phone from usb and plug in the usb dongle and set it to use the same phone
[19:24] <nucc1> erUSUL, how long does it take for a rotation? i can't observe any change
[19:24] <leftist> is it /usr/lib/jvm/ ?
[19:24] <erUSUL> nucc1: dunno a few minutoes?
[19:24] <FireSam> i did not really change the connection just created a new one
[19:24] <farisk> nishttal2, nah just shows how long computer has been running
[19:24] <soreau> FireSam: So what happens if you unplug the bluetooth dongle and plug the phone in directly again?
[19:24] <nucc1> erUSUL, hmmm. i'll watch and see. thanks.
[19:24] <nishttal2> farisk, is there a different log
[19:24] <leftist> is it stored in etc/java-6-openjdk/ ?
[19:25] <FireSam> nothing
[19:25] <FireSam> i even restart network-manager and nothing
[19:25] <UbuntuCD> undecim? dpkg-reconfigure grub gives that error.. what about it?
[19:25] <FireSam> modprobe -all lists cdc-acm which is what the phone uses generally
[19:25] <soreau> FireSam: Chances are it will only offer one connection so you might have to delete the bluetooth connection and replug in through usb
[19:25] <Sub_Zero> When trying to connect to Tinychat on 10.04 I always get a 'connection failed check your network and proxy settings' error.
[19:25] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Don't worry about it. Grub is fixed
[19:25] <farisk> nishttal2, not too sure. Try looking in /var/log
[19:26] <FireSam> how do i delete the bluetooth
[19:26] <UbuntuCD> undecim: How can you be assured?
[19:26] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Because we reinstalled it and it reconfigured
[19:26] <Encrypte2> Hi does anyone know how to reset the camera position in Alien Arena? It's stuck looking towards ceiling, ive tried google for answer no luck, using Ubuntu 10.10
[19:26] <soreau> FireSam: I have no idea. But if you need to load a module use modprobe (you can unload bluetooth module with modprobe -r too)
[19:26] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Hmm... ok I'll soon find out.. okay, now in chroot with su -eda
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> Wow has freenode been upgraded? I logged in, in under 5 seconds
[19:26] <KnifeySpooney> soreau, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/555917/ . I have had recurrent problems with my GPU hanging, though before it was only after running intense 3d applications. I just now upgraded to xorg-edgers with the new intel driver (i915) and now my drivers are borked.
[19:26] <undecim> UbuntuCD: THat's actually an error in the article... it should be grub-pc... But like I said it already reconfigured when it was installed
[19:27] <UbuntuCD> undecim: su - eda
[19:27] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Now you should see "eda@something$"
[19:27] <naptastic> undecim, I'd never used Wireshark before.  Anyway, I can see that there is a bunch of NFS traffic going between my client and server, looking things up, accessing things...
[19:27] <sl33k_> naptastic:
[19:27] <n2diy> Can you do a dual boot install with the alternate CD?
[19:27] <ActionParsnip> Encrypte2: home or end maybe? Something in that block
[19:28] <UbuntuCD> undecim: open: Permission denied
[19:28] <user82> evening. i have samsung netbook(n150 endi plus) and when i use the "FN" and brightness up down keys a bar pops up but nothing happens to the real brightness. as long as im in bios it works but as soon as grub starts it is over. does anyone have any idea?
[19:28] <thesheff17_> n2diy: yes it should detect other operating systems during partitioning and installing grub.
[19:28] <naptastic> sl33k_, when I had this problem there was a doc file I found that contained a bunch of solutions for different laptops. I'm trying to find that file...
[19:28] <KM0201> n2diy: of course
[19:28] <b0ot> Anyone know how to use tune2fs to change UUID's so I don't have duplicate UUIDS on my paritions?
[19:28] <sl33k_> naptastic: alright
[19:29] <soreau> KnifeySpooney: Well that shows no problems. Apparently it's using wrong libGL or something. Can you pastebin the output of 'LIBGL_DEBUG=verbose glxinfo'?
[19:29] <n2diy> thesheff17_, KM0201, cool, how about with Xubuntu?
[19:29] <KM0201> n2diy: of course...
[19:29] <ActionParsnip> KnifeySpooney: xorg edgers is very experimental. It stresses this on the ppa page....
[19:29] <undecim> b0ot: tune2fs -U random /dev/sdXY
[19:29] <KnifeySpooney> ActionParsnip, I know. It's worth trying to figure out the cause of problems, though, before I revert helplessly.
[19:29] <n2diy> KM0201, cool, I helping someone install over the phone!
[19:29] <KM0201> n2diy: some may find the alt. cd a little more intimidating, i personally don't, but that is something to consider
[19:29] <b0ot> undecim, can changing the UUID hurt anything?
[19:30] <undecim> b0ot: Only if other things depend on that UUID... for example, don't do this to / or /boot
[19:30] <n2diy> KM0201, roger that.
[19:30] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Oh.. yes its working with those errors but still I see the ,desktop file and the readme txt file to decrypt it... my initial question ......
[19:30] <b0ot> undecim, should you only change the UUID of drives non mounted drives?
[19:30] <Sub_Zero> When trying to connect to Tinychat on 10.04 I always get a 'connection failed check your network and proxy settings' error.
[19:30] <soreau> KnifeySpooney: and also the output of 'xrandr'
[19:30] <KM0201> n2diy: have they installed ubuntu before?
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> KnifeySpooney: i'd read /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[19:31] <undecim> b0ot: AFAIK, changing the UUID of an already mounted drive shouldn't hurt anything, unless something else depends on the UUID
[19:31] <b0ot> undecim, my problem is that which drive gets mounted to / changes every time I restart no matter what I put in the bios
[19:31] <soreau> ActionParsnip: I already had him pastebin that, there is no error there
[19:31] <KnifeySpooney> soreau, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/555920/
[19:31] <naptastic> sl33k_, this page is for Sabayon linux but the instructions will work just as well for Ubuntu: http://wiki.sabayon.org/index.php?title=HOWTO:_Resolve_Problems_with_HDA-Intel_Sound_Cards
[19:31] <amh345> hi giys, i want to do a fresh install of ubuntu server.  my machine currently has a version of ubuntu already on it.  is there a way i can download and install on the same computer without having to download any cd/usb .isos?
[19:31] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Lets try a diferent approach
[19:31] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Close the chroot...
[19:31] <KnifeySpooney> soreau, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/555921/ (xrandr)
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> soreau: ok cool :-)
[19:31] <n2diy> KM0201, can you test drive the alt. CD?
[19:32] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Then?
[19:32] <KM0201> n2diy: no, it is a 100% text installer
[19:32] <undecim> UbuntuCD: In a new terminal, type "sudo adduser eda"
[19:32] <kaasinees> Heya, how come fans are running at full speed? asus motherboard.
[19:32] <n2diy> KM0201, roger that, thanks.
[19:32] <undecim> UbuntuCD: And make sure you use the same password
[19:32] <UbuntuCD> undecim: It even asked me for passphrase for opening it when in chroot I typed ecryptfs-mount-private
[19:32] <UbuntuCD> undecim: ok
[19:32] <soreau> KnifeySpooney: I can't really tell what's wrong but since you're using xorg-edgers I'd have to say ppa-purge it and revert to the official ubuntu drivers
[19:33] <UbuntuCD> undecim: What will that thing do?
[19:33] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Won't it overwrite and I may loose data?
[19:33] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Now, find eda's encrypted home directory.. should be /media/UUID/home/
[19:33] <b0ot> undecim, so just making sure this is the correct format ==> sudo tune2fs -U random /dev/sda1
[19:33] <undecim> b0ot: Looks good to me
[19:33] <b0ot> where random is the actual text random
[19:33] <undecim> b0ot: yes
[19:34] <b0ot> sweet
[19:34] <b0ot> thanks
[19:34] <undecim> b0ot: see man tune2fs for more info
[19:34] <soreau> KnifeySpooney: You can also try to reinstall libgl1-mesa-glx
[19:34] <Encrypte2> ActionParsnip: i fixed it, you have to add set in_dgamouse 0  in the Alien Arena config :D
[19:34] <undecim> UbuntuCD: And we will bind that to /home/eda on the live cd: sudo mount --bind /media/UUID/home/eda /home/eda
[19:34] <soreau> KnifeySpooney: Try reinstalling it and rerun glxinfo
[19:35] <KnifeySpooney> soreau, okay, and do I need to reboot after reinstalling?
[19:35] <Guest37102> i am using 9.04 but its graphics is not working extra effects could not enabled ... i am using 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation Device 10c3 (rev a2)
[19:35] <soreau> KnifeySpooney: no
[19:35] <ActionParsnip> KnifeySpooney: you may need an xorg. conf file to maybe tame the driver by manually setting options
[19:35] <soreau> ActionParsnip: No he doesn't
[19:35] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Then, you should be able to run "sudo -u nobody su - eda", type in the password, and the home directory is unlocked
[19:35] <KM0201> !jaunty | Guest37102 jaunty is end of life, you need to upgrade
[19:36] <YouKay> A quick question, guys. In a root shell, if I give "sudo aptitude get update && sudo aptitude get upgrade && sudo poweroff", will it automatically switch off the computer after the updates are over
[19:36] <YouKay> ?
[19:36] <KM0201> !ugprade > Guest37102
[19:36] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Won't it overwrite and I may loose data?
[19:36] <Guest37102> sir but i want 2 know tat what is my problem
[19:36] <undecim> UbuntuCD: It shouldn't
[19:36] <Guest37102> in drivers
[19:36] <KnifeySpooney> soreau, same output as before.
[19:36] <KM0201> !upgrade > Guest37102
[19:36] <KM0201> Guest37102: most likely the problem is you're using a device that is much newer than the OS>
[19:37] <soreau> KnifeySpooney: I guess the intel drivers are just broken ATM. complain in #intel-gfx or #xorg-edger
[19:37] <rumpe1> YouKay, if upgrade runs fast enough so you don't have to enter password again... and there are no errors: yes.
[19:37] <ActionParsnip> Soreau: it could. Its worth entertaining if time is a luxury rather than simply dismissing it
[19:37] <KnifeySpooney> soreau, sounds good. Thanks a bunch for the help anyways!
[19:38] <YouKay> rumpe1: Or, thanks
[19:38] <orly> c'è qualcuno
[19:38] <erUSUL> !it | orly
[19:38] <Pici> YouKay: Likely not.  Three things: 1) If you're already in a root shell you don't need sudo. 2) aptitude get upgrade isn't a valid command. 3) apt-get upgrade or aptitude upgrade will ask for confirmation before it does anything, so it will 'hang' on that step while it waits for input.  See apt-get or aptitude's man page for the proper arguments to bypass that.
[19:38] <neiln> HI
[19:38] <undecim> UbuntuCD: I have to leave soon...
[19:38] <ActionParsnip>  Youkay: in a "root shell" you don't need sudo
[19:38] <soreau> KnifeySpooney: Since your X log looks ok, it's possible it's just a userspace issue but if removing/reinstalling libgl1-mesa-glx doesn't work, not really sure what's wrong with it
[19:38] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Nope.. it took time to response but still aunthentication failure
[19:39] <BlaDe^> my icedtea plugin for chrome (java) seems to crash constantly -- is there any alternatives ?
[19:39] <YouKay> ActionParsnip: Right, thanks.
[19:39] <undecim> UbuntuCD: okay... something's not right then...
[19:39] <soreau> BlaDe^: Install proprietary java
[19:39] <soreau> ! java | BlaDe^
[19:39] <Yugnoswam> What program on ubuntu should I use to create a bootable Iso?
[19:39] <ActionParsnip> Blade^: sun java
[19:39] <neiln> i used this command to enable the right click in my mini and now I want to undo this command "echo options psmouse proto=exps > /etc/modprobe.d/psmouse.modprobe"
[19:39] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Well, its fine.. I'll find about it
[19:39] <undecim> UbuntuCD: "sudo su - eda"
[19:39] <neiln> can anyone plz help me
[19:39] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Leave it
[19:39] <BlaDe^> does it work better ?
[19:39] <xangua> Yugnoswam: unetbootin never failed to me
[19:39] <UbuntuCD> undecim: What I've to unmount?
[19:40] <gohan_> @YouKay: "apt-get -y --force-yes update; apt-get -y --force-yes upgrade; shutdown -h"
[19:40] <erUSUL> neiln: remove the file
[19:40] <Yugnoswam> xangua: dl link?
[19:40] <undecim> If you're going to reboot into your system, you don't have to unmount
[19:40] <neiln> erUSUL, how
[19:40] <Yugnoswam> xangua: actually nvm
[19:40] <xangua> Yugnoswam: sudo apt-get install unetbootin
[19:40] <YouKay> gohan_: Yeah, looks more effective. Thanks too
[19:40] <KnifeySpooney> soreau: I don't have a clue either. Luckily it is only a small bug i'm trying to fix - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/658636
[19:40] <ActionParsnip> !remaster | Yugnoswam
[19:40] <erUSUL> neiln: first take a look « cat /etc/modprobe.d/psmouse.modprobe » make sure it only has one line « options psmouse proto=exps » then remove it « sudo rm /etc/modprobe.d/psmouse.modprobe »
[19:41] <sl33k_> naptastic: is a process killed by pid?
[19:41] <neiln> erUSUL: how and also could you explian me what does this command means?
[19:41] <UbuntuCD> undecim: umount what all was mounted, right? anything else?
[19:41] <soreau> neiln: When you ran that command, it put the text into the file. Removing the file should undo it /etc/modprobe.d/psmouse.modprobe
[19:41] <erUSUL> neiln: that command you used only created a text file with the line i posted.
[19:41] <Yugnoswam> xangua: that is for usb not dvd?
[19:41] <orly_> !list
[19:41] <sl33k_> naptastic: after killing pulseaudi process it again pops up under some other process name?
[19:41] <erUSUL> neiln: so to undo it just remove the file as i said
[19:41] <undecim> UbuntuCD: Nope
[19:41] <ActionParsnip> Neiln: your user won't have write access so the command will fail
[19:41] <UbuntuCD> undecim: Thanks.. I really do hope grub will respond now. Thanks a lot for the help :)
[19:42] <xangua> Yugnoswam: then just burn the iso
[19:42] <orly_> film
[19:42] <Yugnoswam> My memory stick is already holding 3 Os's. no room for another#
[19:42] <nishttal2> is it possible that the postfix/smtp can bring down the whole server
[19:42] <BlaDe^> will the propriety java work with chrome ?
[19:42] <Pici> nishttal2: Elaborate.
[19:43] <JackyAlcine> BlaDe^: yes, using the OpenJDK
[19:43] <nishttal2> Pici, i am looking at the logs and this process has been trying to send an email since morning unsuccessfully and then the server decided to reboot
[19:43] <soreau> KnifeySpooney: Yea that's a damage bug in the driver
[19:43] <BlaDe^> JackyAlcine:  i used sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre sun-java6-plugin
[19:43] <neiln> erUSUL: great
[19:43] <ActionParsnip> Blade^: its got extra security stuff in which some apps like (web banking for one)
[19:43] <neiln> it worked
[19:43] <nishttal2> Pici, i am trying to figure out why it rebooted
[19:43] <BlaDe^> The iced tea plugin seems to come as default - it crashes ALL the itme
[19:43] <Pici> nishttal2: Thats definitely not normal.
[19:44] <naptastic> sl33k_, ah yeah, I forgot about that. I don't remember how to keep pulseaudio dead.
[19:44] <UbuntuCD> undecim: What about those which were binded?
[19:44] <JackyAlcine> BlaDe^: you're using Chrome or Chromium? try using the Java Runtime from the site.
[19:44] <ActionParsnip> Blade^: its used in openoffice. It being default is
[19:44] <BlaDe^> Chrome -- just the normal chrome browser
[19:44] <UbuntuCD> undecim: because I see /media/26acc2b3-4031-4f88-8e7f-a829727603cb: device is busy.
[19:44] <UbuntuCD>         (In some cases useful info about processes that use
[19:44] <UbuntuCD>          the device is found by lsof(8) or fuser(1))
[19:44] <ActionParsnip> Moot
[19:45] <joeblow_> Noob here that just installed 10.10.  OS hangs on AC to battery transition.  un/reinstalled pwr management & nothing in syslog jumps out at me.  Can anyone help?
[19:45] <BlaDe^> I find Chrome JS/Flash performs WAYYYYYYY better than firefox
[19:45] <undecim> UbuntuCD: If you're going to reboot, you don't need to unmount
[19:45] <UbuntuCD> undecim: THanks
[19:45] <FireSam> i am still not getting it
[19:45] <naptastic> joeblow_, that sounds a lot like a hardware problem.
[19:45] <JackyAlcine> BlaDe^: because that Javascript engine (V8) is tweaked for Chrome.
[19:45] <ActionParsnip> Blade^: +1 there dude :-)
[19:45] <BlaDe^> JackyAlcine:  yes I'm aware of that
[19:45] <joeblow_> nap: anyway to verify that
[19:45] <dapper> joeblow_: disable acpi and see what happens
[19:46] <soreau> joeblow_: Sounds like a bug in the kernel module that handles this transition (or that is affected by it)
[19:46] <BlaDe^> I've used the v8 engine in one of my apps ebfore
[19:46] <JackyAlcine> BlaDe^: lol, sorry
[19:46] <BlaDe^> but Java crashes constantly in Chrome is all :(
[19:46] <naptastic> joeblow_, does the computer crash on that transition if you're running another OS, or memtest?
[19:46] <joeblow_> nap: no
[19:46] <ActionParsnip> Blade^: Could try the daily chromium ppa
[19:47] <joeblow_> dapper, soreau thanx
[19:47] <naptastic> joeblow_, well, congratulations, it's not a hardware problem ;-)
[19:47] <BlaDe^> ActionParsnip:  It uses the IcedTea plugin -- is there an alternative to use the official jre ?
[19:47] <FireSam> how do i tell the computer to use my phone for DUN?
[19:47] <BlaDe^> I assume it's a plugin issue rather than java specifically
[19:47] <joeblow_> yeah, thanks for leading me down the path
[19:47] <soreau> BlaDe^: icedtea is the alternative
[19:47] <joeblow_> i looked through syslog, but am not astute... i recreated the event and took down time stamps
[19:47] <BlaDe^> soreau:  I see - how do I force it to use jre instead
[19:48] <FireSam> i know it is connected and used to work.
[19:48] <soreau> ! java | BlaDe^
[19:48] <BlaDe^> soreau:  It is installed
[19:48] <ActionParsnip> Blade^: Enable the partner repo in software centre and you can install sun java
[19:48] <joeblow_> nap: there is a heck of a lot of kernel entries but nothing that i can identify with my feeble mind
[19:48] <joeblow_> any ideas?
[19:48] <soreau> BlaDe^: I think you have to apt-get remove icedtea* or something
[19:48] <BlaDe^> I have Java installed
[19:48] <BlaDe^> ah right okay -i 'll try that
[19:49] <ActionParsnip> Blade^: the
[19:49] <ActionParsnip> Blade^: the daily build is all i got
[19:50] <BlaDe^> ii  icedtea6-plugin                                                  6b20-1.9.2-0ubuntu2                               web browser plugin based on OpenJDK and IcedTea to execute Java applets
[19:50] <BlaDe^> that' the one I have currently have -- it sues that over the official java
[19:51] <jimi6> Hi, I'm trying to figure out the easiest way to do simple "roaming profiles" ?
[19:51] <BlaDe^> okay icetea is uninstalled, official has poppe dup now
[19:51] <FireSam> I was using a 3gmodem in the usb port to connect to internet. Now I tried it using bluetooth connection (it worked) but now it seems it disapeared from the choices in network-manager i can only use bluetooth now not usb.
[19:51] <ActionParsnip> Blade^: i believe there is a command to switch java but i'm not sure what it is
[19:52] <BlaDe^> ActionParsnip:  no problem I'll just uninstall/re-install as necessary
[19:52] <jook> IS anybody any good at conky? That channel is pretty dead.
[19:52] <bastidrazor> somethign with update-alternatives or similiar
[19:52] <soreau> joeblow_: Which kind of graphics card is it?
[19:52] <jPuff> i have an .iso mounted, im using 10.10, i need to run a script on it, how do i navigate my terminal to the mounted .iso?
[19:52] <nishttal2> Pici, i am lost how would you investigate an unexpected server reboot
[19:53] <bastidrazor> jPuff: where did you mount it? Does it show on your Desktop?
[19:53] <jPuff> yeah
[19:53] <bastidrazor> jPuff: more than likely it is in /media
[19:53] <erUSUL> jPuff: how did you mounted it?
[19:53] <joeblow_> soreau: ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3870 X2
[19:54] <nishttal2> anyone ? how would you investigate an unexpected server reboot
[19:54] <ubuntu_> undecim: THanks a lot! :) It worked !
[19:54] <erUSUL> nishttal2: logs?
[19:54] <soreau> joeblow_: You can try booting with radeon.modeset=0 to see if it's the graphics driver
[19:54] <erUSUL> nishttal2: /var/log/messages /var/log/syslog
[19:54] <jPuff> erUSUL i mounted it with archive mounter from the right click menu :)
[19:54] <cryptodira> beyond the 'sound preferences' and 'alsa-mixer' where else can the microphone be tweaked in order to make it work??  toshiba satellite A66D - amd64 - 10.04
[19:54] <jook> IS anybody any good at conky? That channel is pretty dead.
[19:54] <arudil> does anyone has an idea, where i can get a ghostscript 9.00 .deb ? launchpad only contains some unstable version
[19:55] <soreau> ! anybody | jook
[19:55] <fadel> salaa; 3alayko
[19:55] <joeblow_> soreau, is there a config file where i make that change?
[19:55] <erUSUL> jPuff: cat /proc/mounts
[19:55] <fadel> salaam 3alaykom
[19:55] <jook> I'm working with conky. Can anyone tell me how to make this: http://pastebin.com/KcgPX5KZ work with this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=9974037&postcount=6 ?
[19:55] <maco> fadel: english here please
[19:56] <davewilly> what's the easiest way to disable firewall/iptables on ubuntu
[19:56] <_Deko_> ae rapaziada do planeta
[19:56] <davewilly> everytime I log on I have to do half dozen iptable -t nat -F commands..
[19:56] <nishttal2> erUSUL, i have a ton of http://www.fpaste.org/XC0d/ in syslog .. from 9:45 to 1:40 pm when the server rebooted
[19:56] <davewilly> it's on a localnetwork, no net access so security no issue
[19:57] <soreau> joeblow_: You should try it for only one session as a test. In the grub splash screen, press 'e' after selecting your boot entry then append the option to the end of the kernel/linux line (for example, ro quiet splash radeon.modeset=0) then press Ctrl+X to boot with that option
[19:57] <joeblow_> got it, thanks... ill give it a shot
[19:57] <erUSUL> nishttal2: that looks like information from the mail server, nothing critical there afaik
[19:57] <erUSUL> nishttal2: what about messages?
[19:58] <nishttal2> erUSUL, but it kept trying to send email to that one adress the whole day
[19:59] <erUSUL> nishttal2: do not see why a bounce or mail sending retrys can couse a server reboot
[19:59] <erUSUL> s/why/how/
[19:59] <bastidrazor> jook: where is the problem? add that code from the forum in to your conkyrc
[19:59] <jook> bastidrazor, when I tried it, all I got was the letter C
[19:59] <FireSam> is there a command line to use my usb modem to dialup? wvdialconf does not recognize it
[20:00] <nishttal2> erUSUL, http://www.fpaste.org/9YwA/ is the messages
[20:00] <nishttal2> something happened around 1:35pm
[20:00] <cryptodira> beyond the 'sound preferences' and 'alsa-mixer' where else can the microphone be tweaked in order to make it work??  toshiba satellite A66D - amd64 - 10.04
[20:01]  * queuetip has no fear, because he is from the internet.
[20:02] <erUSUL> nishttal2: yep but nothing got logged about it ... :(
[20:02] <erUSUL> nishttal2: power failure?
[20:02] <jPuff> erUSUL i found no relevant locations in that output
[20:02] <user82> what can i do about ""Error reading https://launchpad.net/api/1.0/~voira/+archive/ppa: HTTP Error 404: Not Found"
[20:02] <user82> https://launchpad.net/~voria/+archive/ppa
[20:02] <nishttal2> erUSUL, no this thing has dual redundant power supply
[20:02] <EndEng> is there any way to port the gnome-rdp 0.2.3 to the latest version <IP_ADDRESS> (back up the entries in the db)
[20:02] <user82> id like to use it
[20:02] <nishttal2> erUSUL, why are there so many dbrm kernel messages just before the reboot
[20:03] <nishttal2> erUSUL, 13:35 has a ton of messages
[20:03] <SeeQue> anyone here who can help me with changing the default permissions on Ubuntus automount drives (inserting a usbstick) ?
[20:03] <erUSUL> nishttal2: well i dunno; i do no use postfix; maybe its channel has a clue about it. but as i said is weird that a software missfunction/bug could couse a power down of the machine
[20:04] <wizardslovak> hello people
[20:04] <wizardslovak> any good ftp client to transfer files from desktop to ubuntu server?
[20:04] <adminirc> hello stay at home chatter
[20:04] <jrib> wizardslovak: you could use nautilus (the default file browser)
[20:05] <wizardslovak> hmmm
[20:06] <gohan_> @wizardslovak you can try gFTP or Filezilla
[20:06] <wizardslovak> hmm
[20:06] <b0ot> So I just changed a UUID of a duplicate partition and now I can't boot to that drive
[20:06] <wizardslovak> gohan_, are they safe?
[20:06] <nishttal2> erUSUL, thats weired
[20:06] <kwtm> Can I install "googleearth" or do I need to install "googleearth-package" so it can generate a "googleearth" package that I can install?
[20:06] <nishttal2> erUSUL, i guyess i'll wait till this happens again
[20:07] <wizardslovak> any ssh client?
[20:07] <erUSUL> nishttal2: you may want to try asking in #ubuntu-server
[20:07] <b0ot> it says something about being unable to locate device f3....... or something
[20:07] <gohan_> @wizardslovak: what do you mean safe?
[20:07] <FireSam> soreau, do you have any more ideas for me?
[20:07] <Pici> wizardslovak: nautilus supports ssh/sftp/scp connections.
[20:07] <frager> hello. is someone familiar with "latex"?
[20:08] <nishttal2> erUSUL, doing that now
[20:08] <wizardslovak> where do i find nautilus?
[20:08] <jrib> frager: if you have an install question, just ask it.  But note there's also a #latex channel for questions about usage
[20:08] <soreau> FireSam: Have you deleted the bluetooth iface and plugged in direct usb?
[20:08] <Pici> wizardslovak: Its the file explorer in Ubuntu. Or go to Places>Connect to Server
[20:08] <FireSam> i tried it yes
[20:08] <FireSam> i need to reput it back so i can get here
[20:09] <wizardslovak> Pici, well i got xubuntu
[20:09] <Pici> frager: Installing it or using it?
[20:09] <frager> jrib, thx. haven't known there is an spcial latex channel ;)
[20:09] <SeeQue> hello all... anyone here who can help me with changing the default permissions on Ubuntus automount drives (inserting a usbstick) ?
[20:09] <Pici> frager: nevermind, jrib got you.
[20:09] <adel> hello
[20:09] <frager> @pici, using it. have some trouble with a math symbol
[20:09] <Pici> wizardslovak: Well I'm not sure if thunar can do that.
[20:09] <JackyAlcine> SeeQue: It's usually in Nautilus, System > Prefrences > File Management
[20:09] <Pici> frager: Then #latex is your best bet :)
[20:10] <frager> thx everyone ;) have a nice day...
[20:10] <Pici> wizardslovak: filezilla works fine for me on Windows.
[20:10] <adel> help
[20:10] <grav3yard> anyone got netflix to work?
[20:10] <grav3yard> :O
[20:10] <adel> help
[20:10] <grav3yard> stfu faggot
[20:10] <grav3yard> jesus christ
[20:10] <SeeQue> JackyAlcine: dont seem to have any "File Management" there ?
[20:10] <adel> help
[20:10] <grav3yard> wow again
[20:11] <IdleOne> !language | grav3yard
[20:11] <gohan_> what's up @adel?
[20:11] <JackyAlcine> SeeQue: open Nautlius and then Edit > Preferences.
[20:11] <grav3yard> idleone: kiss more ass
[20:11] <grav3yard> lol
[20:11] <grav3yard> k
[20:11] <Fusky> my ati radeon card doesnt want to play games in ubuntu for some reasomn
[20:11] <adel> i have cracked weo  can not put password
[20:11] <grav3yard> cuz radeon blows
[20:11] <adel> wep
[20:12] <Fusky> my gtx 260 broke on me
[20:12] <Pici> adel: We do not support such things on this channel.
[20:12] <adel> i have cracked wep can not put password
[20:12] <ubun> i messed up my appearance fonts... i cant seem to change it back... can anyone help
[20:12] <JackyAlcine> adel: What are you running?
[20:12] <adel> were can i find help
[20:12] <Pici> grav3yard: Thats not helpful.  Please be mindful of our guidelines here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[20:12] <JackyAlcine> ubun: Have you tried right clicking and then Fonts?
[20:13] <adel> back t
[20:13] <ubun> sakyalcine: i dont know what you mean...
[20:13] <JackyAlcine> adel: Are you running BT now?
[20:13] <Pici> adel: We don't support backtrack here.  Use their channel: #backtrack-linux
[20:13] <adel> yes
[20:13] <adel> r2
[20:13] <SeeQue> JackyAlcine: cant see what exactly im looking for there
[20:13] <JackyAlcine> what Pici said.
[20:14] <JackyAlcine> SeeQue: what happened to your fonts?
[20:14] <adel> thank you
[20:14] <soreau> FireSam: Did you select disconnect from the bluetooth icon menu?
[20:14] <SeeQue> JackyAlcine: my fonst ??
[20:14] <JackyAlcine> SeeQue: isn't that what you're asking help for?
[20:15] <frxstrem> how can I move a personal PGP key from one machine to another?
[20:15] <mehdi> monde
[20:15] <Pici> JackyAlcine: that was 'ubun'
[20:15] <JackyAlcine> >_<
[20:15] <JackyAlcine> I'm getting old.
[20:15] <ubun> sakyaleine: where am i supposed to right click and then fonts?
[20:15] <JackyAlcine> ubun: Your desktop.
[20:15] <SeeQue> JackyAlcine: no, i might have been a bit unclear... i was looking for at way to give all users access to my USB-stick when it get automountet after i insert it
[20:16] <JackyAlcine> And SeeQue: you'd have to edit permissions in the global groups.
[20:16] <JackyAlcine> SeeQue: you should put everyone under a certain group 'automount' and allow them access to mount and unmount drives.
[20:16] <JackyAlcine> SeeQue: It's in the Users and Groups preference.
[20:17] <ubun> Sackyleine: im not sure what your suggesting... the problem is my internet windows is stuck on a font and also i cant see the all the fonts in the appearance option
[20:18] <JackyAlcine> ubun: Why didn't you say so then? What browser are you using?
[20:18] <SeeQue> JackyAlcine: hmm... i can create the group but i see no way of setting any group rules in there
[20:18] <ubun> google chrome
[20:19] <FireSam> soreau, sorry. i did. i then deleted the connection and restarted the whole computer.
[20:19] <JackyAlcine> ubun: Preferences > Under the Hood > Web Content: Change font and language settings.
[20:20] <JackyAlcine> hmm, neither can I, I mistook it for the Advanced Settings of a user.
[20:20] <JackyAlcine> ^^ SeeQUe
[20:20] <JackyAlcine> SeeQue
[20:21] <SeeQue> JackyAlcine: ok :)
[20:21] <ubun> Sackyaleine: i was messing around with fontmatrix trying to unactivate the default fonts in gimp.... thats what did it... that worked by the way THANKS
[20:21] <SeeQue> JackyAlcine: anyway i could use it if i just could give the www-data user access to any automountet usb that i have inserted
[20:22] <ubun> Jackyalcine: also why i was misspelling your name... lol
[20:22] <JackyAlcine> ubun: Lol, it's cool. :D
[20:22] <SeeQue> JackyAlcine: but i dont see the www-data user in the user/group management
[20:23] <JackyAlcine> SeeQue: I don't know *too much* about account administration in Linux.
[20:23] <ubun> Jackyalcine: it was stuck on a graffiti font... thanks alot...
[20:23] <Gryphon_> hello, my system doesn't boot, but enters into grub
[20:23] <Gryphon_> how can i boot?
[20:24] <SeeQue> JackyAlcine: any idea what file i have to look in to change the www-date users group or permission settings instead ?
[20:24] <JackyAlcine> SeeQue: no, sorry. Try searching the forums.
[20:24] <nuno__> I think I'm noticing a very serious bug
[20:24] <gohan_> @gryphon: any message at GRUB screen?
[20:25] <nuno__> nuno@ubuntu:~/Desktop$ cp cors_segal_1_01_backuploader.bin /var/www/openwrt.bin
[20:25] <SeeQue> JackyAlcine: ok... but thanks for the help anyway ;-)
[20:25] <erUSUL> Gryphon_: what error you get if any?
[20:25] <nuno__> this operation succeded
[20:25] <JackyAlcine> no problem, SeeQue
[20:25] <nuno__> without any sudo/root privileges
[20:25] <amh345> i made a boot usb as per instructions on ubuntu.com, but everytime i boot i go into my current ubuntu install.  i have usb flash set as my first priority in boot sequence.  are there any other tricks that need to be done?
[20:26] <rdg> what's the best way to configure the firewall from the command line?
[20:26] <Gryphon_> it enters into grub> screen
[20:26] <ayecee> rdg: I don't know what the best way is, but using ufw might be the easiest.
[20:26] <erUSUL> !ufw | rdg
[20:27] <gohan_> @rdg: using iptables is a good way, but not the easiest.
[20:27] <Gryphon_> @gohan_ it goes to grub> menu.... even when I reboot
[20:27] <Ed_Money> how can I use cat to add lines to an existing file through standard input?
[20:27] <Pici> nuno__: And? Thats not the default behavior, did you change any group permissions for yourself or www-data or the permissions on /var/www?
[20:27] <gohan_> @gryphon: just "grub>"?
[20:28] <Mjiig> Ed_Money: command >> file
[20:28] <gohan_> @ed_money: cat "string" >> file
[20:28] <cesar10> hi , some1 , speak spanish
[20:28] <JackyAlcine> cesar10: #ubuntu-es
[20:28] <Gryphon_> i think it does not get boot image in the disk where it searches for...
[20:28] <erUSUL> Ed_Money: probably « cat >> file <<EOF »
[20:28] <gohan_> @cesar10: si.
[20:28] <erUSUL> gohan_: cat wont work in a string
[20:29] <Gryphon_> how can i define boot image?
[20:29] <gohan_> @erUSUL: righ , I meant echo...
[20:29] <Pici> !es | cesar10
[20:29] <erUSUL> Ed_Money: then yu writte the lines. when you want to exit type EOF in its own line
[20:30] <erUSUL> Ed_Money: but if it is only a line or two echo or printf are better
[20:30] <gohan_> @ed_monkey: use it as @erusul is saying
[20:30] <Ed_Money> erUSUL: easy enuf, thanks
[20:31] <nuno__> Pici: usually I always have to type sudo before to create any files at /var/www/
[20:31] <Scunizi> gohan_: what's with the @ symbol before nicks.. is that used on other systems to highlight?
[20:31] <mbeierl> for anyone else out there who can't stand the dell E6410 touchpad not being recognized as a touchpad and therefore configurable: sudo modprobe -r psmouse will disable it like a brute-force syndaemon
[20:31] <Pici> nuno__: Normally /var/www/ should be owned by www-data:www-data
[20:32] <gohan_> @scunizi: not really, it's a way to say "this msg is for username"
[20:32] <Gryphon_> gohan_ when I select ubuntu to boot, then it enters into grub prompt
[20:32] <Scunizi> nuno__: if you are a memeber of www-data that might explain it.
[20:33] <gohan_> @gryphon: try this "find /boot/stage1"
[20:33] <chaospsychex> is there a way to see the MAC address of a broadcasted wifi conection?
[20:34] <Jordan_U> Gryphon_: Did you install Ubuntu from within windows (wubi)?
[20:34] <Scunizi> gohan_: hummm... just having the nick at the beginning here will hilight the message for the intended recepiant .. however if the nick is in the body of the message it typically doesn't.. just FYI
[20:34] <nuno__> Pici: http://pastebin.com/J6DFiVVr
[20:34] <nuno__> later the same operations fails
[20:34] <Gryphon_> nope, dual boot with windows
[20:34] <gohan_> scunizi: got it. thx!
[20:34] <Scunizi> gohan_: np :)
[20:35] <ayecee> chaospsychex: I guess that would be the BSSID?
[20:35] <Scunizi> just as a test did this hilight you @gohan_ ??
[20:35] <Gryphon_> and when there is screen to choose whether boot from ubuntu or windows, i chose ubuntu and then it comes up with grub prompt
[20:35] <dougl> what is the application for viewing pdf files?
[20:35] <Pici> nuno__: What does   ls -ld /var/www   say?
[20:35] <chaospsychex> yeah, where do i go to view the bssid of a broadcasted wifi ?
[20:35] <mbeierl> dougl: acroread or evince
[20:35] <gohan_> scunizi: no it doesn't, but looks nice LOL :)
[20:35] <Gryphon_> @gohan_ find does not work with grub prompt
[20:36] <dougl> mbeierl, thanks
[20:36] <ayecee> chaospsychex: I'd think you could do it with iwlist, but I don't see an easy way to show it offhand..
[20:36] <mbeierl> dougl: np.  acroread is from the partner repos, though
[20:36] <ayecee> chaospsychex: what do you need it for?
[20:36] <chaospsychex> ayecee: working on a project
[20:36] <ayecee> chaospsychex: oh thanks, that helps. is it a secret project?
[20:37] <chaospsychex> yeah
[20:37] <nuno__> Pici: drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 2011-01-19 12:29 /var/www/
[20:37] <ayecee> oh wait, the bssid is right at the top of each entry, in the Cell: field.
[20:37] <dougl> mbeierl, ok thanks again
[20:37] <gohan_> gryphon: have you just installed ubuntu/windows?
[20:38] <Pici> nuno__: Is your user in the root group?
[20:38] <Jordan_U> Gryphon_: How did you install Ubuntu?
[20:38] <chaospsychex> aycee: where do you see that 'cell' field ?
[20:39] <ayecee> chaospsychex: in the output of iwlist scanning
[20:39] <ScarEye> Hello all; has anyone here sucesfully been able to get Sierra 250u Wireless working with Ubuntu 10.10?
[20:39] <chaospsychex> it's saying my interface doesn't support scanning
[20:39] <Paulo39> hi there
[20:39] <chaospsychex> can i pm ya ayecee?
[20:39] <nuno__> Pici: Regular and unique account, I didn't change any thing
[20:39] <ayecee> chaospsychex: sorry, I don't do private. what interface are you using for that?
[20:39] <amh345> is there a place i get can some ubuntu questions answered?
[20:40] <erUSUL> amh345: here
[20:40] <chaospsychex> it's only listing three; lo,eth0,eth1
[20:40] <amh345> i get no responses here. except for now :)
[20:40] <ayecee> chaospsychex: which one of those is your wireless interface?
[20:40] <chaospsychex> eth1
[20:40] <JPL2> do u ubuntu
[20:40] <chaospsychex> what's the command to scan on eth1?
[20:40] <chaospsychex> with iwlist
[20:40] <JPL2> scan eth1?
[20:40] <JPL2> :O
[20:40] <JPL2> no?  ok
[20:41] <Paulo39> i've just bought a new mice (microsoft bluetrack 3500) and it worked out of the box, but i have an issue about the scrolling button. When i scroll the minimum possible, the page goes down (or up) too much. How can i fix this?
[20:41] <ayecee> iwlist scanning should try all the interfaces
[20:41] <JPL2> dont care
[20:41] <chaospsychex> it's saying that the interfaces don't support scanning
[20:41] <ayecee> iwlist eth1 scanning will try just one interface
[20:41] <erUSUL> amh345: do not know of any way of doing what you want
[20:41] <chaospsychex> said interface doesn't support scanning
[20:42] <ayecee> chaospsychex: what driver are you using for wirless?
[20:42] <erUSUL> Paulo39: something in System>Preferences>Mouse ?
[20:42] <Gryphon_> @Jordan_u: in grub>prompt when I do ls and get partition list... and it says .. ntfs, ntfs, and unknown.... it does not detect linux
[20:42] <chaospsychex> ummm.....how do i find out ?
[20:42] <Jordan_U> Gryphon_: How did you install Ubuntu?
[20:42] <Gryphon_> and when i do boot then no loaded kernel is the output
[20:42] <erUSUL> chaospsychex: sudo lshw -C Network
[20:43] <ayecee> yow, verbose output.
[20:43] <sah1> having converted to linux last week, i'm still learning how things work here. i've downloaded a program in a tar ball and the archive manager wants to know where i want to extract it. where do i want to extract it? there isn't exactly a "programs" directory as there was in windows.
[20:43] <Paulo39> erUSUL, in there, there are nothing about scroll :s
[20:43] <Jordan_U> sah1: What program are you actually trying to install?
[20:43] <sah1> XnView
[20:43] <ayecee> sah1: extracting it isn't the same as installing it, so you can extract it in your home directory and review the contents.