[00:00] <JuJuBee> Guest35132: paste  output of uname -a
[00:00] <JuJuBee> or -r instead
[00:00] <SeaPhor> xfire8, see if you can boot from a live cd
[00:00] <Dbot_> nopoliti1a: And are you using an ATI card?
[00:00] <nopolitica> Dbot_: when video starts, i can see static picture and the sound, using the scroller to go to other time of video - i can see lags )
[00:00] <Guest35132> JuJuBee: Linux adam-mnetbook 2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17 01:57:59 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[00:00] <prower> xfire8: What distribution of Linux are you using?
[00:00] <thebloggu> purple_processor, it seems it is because of a sudo command i have on the script
[00:01] <thebloggu> purple_processor, i am trying to make it not to ask for the password
[00:01] <DanielcAtPhp> n8tuser: if you don't know, that's cool.  just let me know.
[00:01] <Miko2> Has anyone had luck in getting Canon i-Sensys LBP3010 to work with 64 bit 9.10 ?
[00:01] <D7> Does anyone have any experience with 9.10 on an acer aspire one... when I enable an external monitor I get black screens and it freezes
[00:01] <Dbot_> nopoliti1a: Are you using an ATI video card?
[00:01] <nopolitica> Dbot_: nvidia
[00:01] <JuJuBee> Guest35132: did you try sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade?
[00:02] <n8tuser> DanielcAtPhp -> and Lutra i stepped out for a few... can you repeat your query?
[00:02] <Guest35132> no
[00:02] <Guest35132> JuJuBee: no
[00:02] <tapas> how do i tell gdm to run my .xsession?
[00:02] <tapas> that entry has disappeared from the session selection
[00:02] <xfire8> hey help me please , http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/page-250411_12_0.html  thanks . ( i have the same problem)
[00:02] <Guest35132> JuJuBee: i think thats going to do it
[00:02] <lizzy> hi, I want to setup simple tunnel which has host, password, port etc. I read on the net about tscp stuff, don't understand this, please someone that has time to support me.
[00:02] <prower> xfire8: What distribution of Linux are you using?
[00:02] <JuJuBee> Guest35132: that will update installed packages.  Might help, although according to that post a simple adding of backports and reboot should also...
[00:02] <Dbot_> nopoliti1a: Have you tried disabling composting before playing a video?
[00:03] <Guest35132> JuJuBee: i got an error
[00:03] <purple_processor> thebloggu: well normally you'd sudo the script not have one inside the script...
[00:03] <xfire8> prower : i tired kubuntu , ubuntu , openSUSE in all i got error
[00:03] <n8tuser> DanielcAtPhp -> strange that its not in the menu.. perhaps you can use fdisk or cfdisk to create such partition before you start the install
[00:03] <nopolitica> Dbot_: yep, same problem :(
[00:03] <xfire8> i tired memtest but no problems
[00:04] <Guest35132> JuJuBee: it says E: You don't have enough free space in /var/cache/apt/archives/.
[00:04] <prower> xfire8: You do realize that error appears before any Linux distribution would even have a chance to boot, right?
[00:04] <thebloggu> purple_processor, it is neccesary
[00:04] <lizzy> how do you setup tunnels in ubuntu ?
[00:04] <thebloggu> purple_processor, necessary*
[00:04] <xfire8> prower : yew
[00:04] <xfire8> yes
[00:04] <rww> prower: yes, because I told them that already. He didn't listen :(
[00:04] <JuJuBee> Guest35132: well, thats a bummer.  Need to free up some space then....
[00:04] <Dbot_> nopoliti1a: There is a bug report involving Gstreamer and this problem. Hold on please: I am researching further.
[00:04] <Guest35132> JuJuBee: i have 40 gigs
[00:04] <Guest35132> JuJuBee: lol
[00:04] <prower> xfire8: And therefore has nothing to do with Linux, which you aren't even running judging by the version of mIRC you're showing?
[00:04] <nopolitica> Dbot_: thanks a lot )
[00:04] <hggdh> xfire8: so -- again: why would this be a Linux/Ubuntu issue?
[00:05] <hggdh> xfire8: which, BTW, you were told more than 3 times so far
[00:05] <JuJuBee> Guest35132: 40G free space?  is /var a separate partition?
[00:05] <xfire8> hggdfh : i dont know it happen only in linux ...
[00:05] <prower> xfire8: It doesn't happen in Linux, Linux hasn't booted when you get that error
[00:05] <prower> xfire8: ##hardware
[00:06] <DanielcAtPhp> n8tuser: exactly what I'm going to do.  i'm also now searching the tickets in launchpad and going to open a feature request if none exists.
[00:06] <insm0d> exactly prower
[00:06] <xfire8> prower : you dont undersatnd i have the problem not you
[00:06] <Guest35132> JuJuBee: i dont know
[00:06] <mauro> hrllo
[00:06] <DanielcAtPhp> n8tuser: thanks anyway.
[00:06] <mauro> hello
[00:06] <xfire8> prower : this is eomthing in linux
[00:06] <xfire8> something*
[00:06] <mauro> i need help
[00:06] <n8tuser> DanielcAtPhp -> no problem.. good luck
[00:06] <xfire8> if its hardware so why my problem only in linux ?
[00:06] <prower> xfire8: Actually I do understand, yes, I read the page, that error does _NOT_ appear during Linux bootup
[00:06] <JuJuBee> Guest35132: df -h at cli will show you what partitions / disks you have and space
[00:06] <mauro> something could help me with  the connection of mi wireless?
[00:06] <hggdh> xfire8: OK. Why is it a problem only on Linux?
[00:06] <prower> xfire8: Because you're completely and utterly wrong, for one?
[00:06] <Dbot_> nopoliti1a: Can you pastebin the result of "lspci -v"?
[00:06] <insm0d> so xfire8, does this happen AFTER you reboot from linux--and linux ONLY?
[00:07] <xfire8> hggdfh : when i restart computer in windows i dont get problems only in linux i got error message ( if i shutdown linux no problems only in restart)
[00:07] <purple_processor> thebloggu: no I think you can use sudo -u -l -c options have a look at the man page...
[00:07] <prower> insm0d: He's going to say yes anyway, I'm guessing he didn't get the answers he wanted in other channels and he's just making up the Linux excuse as an attempt to get help here
[00:07] <xfire8> insm0d : yes
[00:07] <Guest35132> JuJuBee: i have to do something about space, i thought i made it 40 gigs, but in all actuality, i made it 4 gigs
[00:07] <prower> See? :P
[00:07] <mauro> Hello brothers
[00:07] <Guest35132> JuJuBee: that sux
[00:07] <mauro> something could help me with  the connection of mi wireless?
[00:07] <hggdh> xfire8: so (1) you start Windows, shutdown, restart, no problems; (2) you start Linux, shutdown, restart, you see the problem?
[00:07] <xfire8> i want using linux but i cant , always got this message
[00:07] <JuJuBee> Guest35132: that could be a problem ;)
[00:08] <xfire8> hggdfh : shutdown in linux no problem , only restart
[00:08] <JuJuBee> Guest35132: I  use gparted to resize partitions all the time.  Works great
[00:08] <cache2000> hello i just ugrade to 9.10 and my pc does not shut downd  anybody here is having this problem?
[00:08] <thebloggu> purple_processor, ok, thank you :)
[00:08] <mauro> something could help me with a wireless connection problem in kubuntu 9.10?
[00:08] <Guest35132> JuJuBee: it always screws up my windows, so i dont resize partitions. its ok, im just gonna clean slate it, and do it again
[00:08] <Lutra> n8tuser: sure, slow network, ubuntu 8.04 fresh install, 2 hours ago it was karmic, the same problem disabling ipv6 don't work
[00:08] <hggdh> xfire8: and shutdown on Windows -- is there a problem on reboot?
[00:08] <insm0d> now prower, on my old computer when I reboot linux, it does essentially a hard reboot, it displays my RAM and Processor in the POST, from Windows or FreeBSD it doesn't
[00:09] <xfire8> hggdh : no
[00:09] <Guest35132> JuJuBee: thanks for all of your help
[00:09] <xfire8> i tirec switch power supply but not help
[00:09] <xfire8> tired *
[00:09] <JuJuBee> Guest35132: np  good luck
[00:09] <hggdh> xfire8: it does not sound like power, or memory issue
[00:09] <Dbot_> nopolitica: I have an idea...
[00:09] <cache2000> no  problem rebooting
[00:09] <cache2000>  just shutdownd
[00:10] <mauro> something could help me with a wireless connection problem in kubuntu 9.10?
[00:10] <rcarcamo> just buy another laptop
[00:10] <hggdh> xfire8: it sounds more like your BIOS is slightly hosed/bad. Did you upgrade the BIOS recently?
[00:10] <xfire8> hggdh : and more something . IF I DISABLE " SAFEWATCHDOG " FROM THE BIOS, obviously the error message is not displayed BUT the OS doesn't boot at all and the monitor doesn't recive more signal and go to stand-by...
[00:10] <insm0d> xfire8, see if you have the latest version of the BIOS for your motherboard, I'm not going to go into more detail about that though
[00:10] <JJman> i need to reinstall a program (mysql)  whats the best way to remove & reinstall should i do a reinstall or remove or purge or autoremove?
[00:10] <xfire8> hggdh : my bios is up to date .
[00:10] <hggdh> xfire8: did you update the BIOS recently?
[00:10] <mauro> somebody could help me with a wireless connection problem in kubuntu 9.10?
[00:10] <Dbot_> nopolitica: ?
[00:10] <prower> xfire8: Have a link to the most recent firmware for your BIOS that you downloaded, then?
[00:11] <xfire8> hddfh : yes yesterday
[00:11] <xfire8> prower : i give you a link
[00:11] <xfire8> read my option watchdog bios
[00:11] <hggdh> xfire8: did you have the same problem with the previous BIOS version?
[00:11] <xfire8> hggdh : and more something . IF I DISABLE " SAFEWATCHDOG " FROM THE BIOS, obviously the error message is not displayed BUT the OS doesn't boot at all and the monitor doesn't recive more signal and go to stand-by...
[00:11] <mhall> I am running VMWare Workstation on Kubuntu Jaunty and Karmic and I am experiencing a really trippy problem going back and forth between Kubuntu and the XP SP2 guest OS. The Alt key loses its normal function, so Alt-Tab does not work right. Also, sometimes Alt-F2 (Run Dialog) and Alt-F1 (K Menu) appear as Ctrl-Alt-F2,F1 and bump me to another console. WTF?
[00:11] <insm0d> and this problem started happening yesterday, didn't it xfire8
[00:11] <xfire8> hggdh : i dont remember i tired to install the old bios and still problem
[00:12] <n8tuser> Lutra do the troubleshooting per segment, ping the neareast device then the next one, then the next
[00:12] <lizzy> I have a jar file in the webapps inside my resin, that's my service.. I need tunnels to the database jdbc to retreive it from my localhost .. how do you setup tunnels to the jdbc ?
[00:12] <lizzy> Please SOMEONE
[00:12] <xfire8> insmo0d : no , it  was before like 5 days
[00:12] <mauro> xfire8: something could help me with a wireless connection problem in kubuntu 9.10?
[00:12] <mauro> somebody*
[00:12] <xfire8> its my bios http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&ProdId=3066&DwnldID=18303&lang=eng
[00:12] <insm0d> mauro, do you know if you have a broadcom 43xx card?
[00:13] <xfire8> i tired to reset cmos , not help . oh..
[00:13] <SerialStorm> Anybody know if there is a way to have Grub boot windows as defualt instead of Ubuntu?
[00:13] <Dbot_> Love those broadcom cards
[00:13] <lizzy> PLEASE SOMEBODY *happy :P
[00:13] <rww> !helpme | lizzy
[00:14] <lizzy> nice feature.. :P
[00:14] <agoole> on upgrade to karmic, i get 50% packet loss on my wireless, anyone else get this ?
[00:14] <insm0d> Dbot_ I've had nothing but trouble when I try to set them up though
[00:14] <CutMeOwnThroat> xfire8, try some of the bootoptions from here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions  - noacpi comes to mind - or try to google specifically for your board and kernel options
[00:14] <n8tuser> lizzy -> seems convoluted.. anyhow have you look at loadable jars?  not sure why you need access to your db when it should be a backend to your webapp server
[00:14] <Dbot_> insm0d: Did you use ndiswrapper-gtk?
[00:14] <BloodyIron> i need some help with sound. i was running mythtv and it muted everything else. i quit it then killed VLC, ever since I cannot get sound to work. what can i do?
[00:14] <xfire8> n68ser : try disable my ACPI in bios ?
[00:15] <n8tuser> SerialStorm -> have the windows as the first on the list in menu.lst
[00:15] <lizzy> because the host inside the webapp is differing from the machinename
[00:15] <insm0d> No Dbot_ I have naitive kernel module and firmwre working.  It's just a pain because my ethernet card doesn't work
[00:15] <hggdh> xfire8: did you try the BIOS recovery process in here: http://support.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/sb/CS-028780.htm
[00:15] <n8tuser> lizzy -> that why i said it does not make sense on what you are attempting to do
[00:15] <Dbot_> insm0d: I also use ndiswrapper and have never had a problem.
[00:15] <DieSetter> how do I install 9.10 x64 but use 9.04 networking?
[00:15] <BloodyIron> anyone? my sound work work after killing VLC
[00:16] <agoole> anyone else here using karmic + broadcom wireless ?
[00:16] <BloodyIron> wont work
[00:16] <BloodyIron> rather
[00:16] <insm0d> agoole, yes
[00:16] <xfire8> disable acpi can help me ?
[00:16] <agoole> insm0d: are you using the suggested drivers from the menu ? or did you download the broadcom drivers from the factory website ?
[00:16] <hggdh> xfire8: I doubt
[00:16] <DasEi> !bootoptions | xfire8
[00:17] <lizzy> n8tuser: if you need to setup a tunnel, is that so hard to do ? just give me a tip and I will find it on google.com
[00:17] <BloodyIron> can anyone help me with sound issues?
[00:17] <CutMeOwnThroat> SerialStorm, just put the "default" keyword there
[00:17] <catamarquenio> where can i find ppas for karmic? i mean a list with ppas for karmic?
[00:17] <hggdh> lizzy: what type of tunnel you need?
[00:17] <`paul> im having problems using apt-get due to xulrunner-1.9 can i just remove it?
[00:17] <necrodragon> hey anyone know if i shud back up the stuff on my pc if i wanna upgrade from ubuntu 9.04 to 9.10
[00:17] <lizzy> jdbc tunnel
[00:17] <Dbot_> BloodyIron: Dick your alsa mixer?
[00:17] <xfire8> ill try now disable acpi
[00:18] <insm0d> I can't remember what I did agoole, but I know I had the module working for my card.  The kernel recognized it as wlan0 and I needed to download and install firmware for it to properly work
[00:18] <zulfi_> window7 is better then ubuntu 9.10
[00:18] <xfire8> thanks , i will be back more 5 min
[00:18] <JJman> upgrade fails!
[00:18] <Flannel> `paul: Firefox requires it.  Do you have -proposed enabled by any chance?
[00:18] <necrodragon> hey anyone know if i shud back up the stuff on my pc if i wanna upgrade from ubuntu 9.04 to 9.10
[00:18] <`paul> Flannel: this is ubuntu server only CLI
[00:18] <n8tuser> lizzy -> its not about that.. am not really sure why you want to access a backend db instead of letting the webapp server do this for you
[00:18] <`paul> so its safe to remove?
[00:18] <Dbot_> Bloody_Iron: Did you check your alsa mixer? I apologize for my typo.
[00:18] <agoole> insm0d: i get really bad wireless, with 50% of the packets dropping
[00:18] <R0b0t1> Hello
[00:18] <insm0d> agoole, google, b43-fwcutter for info on that
[00:18] <Flannel> `paul: When you remove it, it'll let you know what else requires it.
[00:18] <agoole> insm0d: is that the module you're using ?
[00:19] <toefur> necrodragon, i was told that you should do a new install of new distro
[00:19] <nopolitica> Dbot_: i'm back
[00:19] <n8tuser> lizzy -> but then again its your box.. you can certainly ssh to your webapp server and download it eh?
[00:19] <mauro> Hello, somebody could help me with a wireless connection problem in kubuntu 9.10?
[00:19] <nopolitica> Dbot_: which idea?
[00:19] <prower> necrodragon: I'd back your stuff up and then do a fresh install, I've never seen the upgrade process work completely even -once-
[00:19] <insm0d> I'm using the b43 module goole
[00:19] <lizzy> omg
[00:19] <lizzy> are you retarded
[00:19] <Dbot_> nopolitica: I am wondering if it is the driver you are using?
[00:19] <lizzy> I just need to make a tunnel
[00:20] <mikeru> is there anyway to see if a process is running in python?
[00:20] <n8tuser> lizzy you are a moron.. you want to insult someone that attempts to help you?
[00:20] <`paul> Flannel: xulrunner-1.9 is giving me problems when using apt-get or aptitude icant seem to remove or install its dependencies
[00:20] <catamarquenio> !ppa
[00:20] <lizzy> if you want to help, you are doing it badly
[00:20] <skx> I am trying to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpSamba but there is no Install Services in sharing options ;\ Yes, I have installed samba package.
[00:21] <n8tuser> lizzy up yours..
[00:21] <lizzy> In tunnelier this is like 2 minutes work..
[00:21] <DieSetter> !networking
[00:21] <nopolitica> Dbot_: i've tryed one older version, at this moment i'm using version 180
[00:21] <lizzy> In ubuntu, this is a project
[00:21] <MenZa> lizzy, n8tuser: Come on, play nice :)
[00:21] <Dbot_> nopolitica: What is the model number of your card?
[00:21] <R0b0t1> I'm having problems with the USB creator. I'm trying to place an .iso of a different linux distribution onto a usb flash drive -- but I can't even add it to the source disc image, let alone place it on the usb.
[00:21] <hggdh> lizzy: never heard of a JDBC tunnel. Would you be thinking of JDBC session going through a tunnel (SSL, or SSH, for example)
[00:21] <lizzy> you shouldn't talk to a lady like that, retard
[00:21] <prower> !ops
[00:22] <DBO> prower?
[00:22] <bman> pr0n?
[00:22] <Hasanibrahim1> hello all
[00:22] <prower> DBO, See above "lady" calling people retards
[00:22] <hggdh> DBO, lizzy's behaviour
[00:22] <lizzy> you shouldn't insult a lady
[00:22] <DBO> lizzy, back down the language please
[00:22] <prower> lizzy: You're not a lady
[00:22] <Dbot_> nopolitica: I would wonder if you could use 185.
[00:22] <lizzy> yes DBQ
[00:22] <prower> lizzy: A lady doesn't talk like a 14 year old with an attitude problem
[00:22] <mikeru> prower +1
[00:23] <bryanww> oh shoot!
[00:23] <MenZa> prower: Please desist.
[00:23] <rww> No need for ten different people to jump on the bandwagon, kthx.
[00:23] <Hasanibrahim1> i have installed ubuntu to my laptop, but now i need to install windown on ubuntu. i will create a partition first with gparted but i really don't know whow to do it.. is there any body help me step by step ?
[00:23] <R0b0t1> I'm having problems with the USB creator. I'm trying to place an .iso of a different linux distribution onto a usb flash drive -- but I can't even add it to the source disc image, let alone place it on the usb.
[00:23] <xfire8> i disabled ACPI not helping
[00:23] <prower> MenZa: Ahh, so I'm going to get the kick when the "lady" is the one causing the trouble? :P Why am I not surprised
[00:23] <MenZa> Hasanibrahim1: Which release of Windows?
[00:23] <lizzy> I have an issue, can someone help me understand tunnels with ubuntu, give me a clue whatever and I will go away..
[00:23] <bman> dont think it would be smart to run off one of the few females in the gnu world
[00:23] <Hasanibrahim1> MenZa: XP
[00:23] <DBO> prower, you are not going to get kicked, we just want things to calm down
[00:23] <rww> Hasanibrahim1: http://apcmag.com/how_to_dual_boot_linux_and_windows_xp_linux_installed_first.htm
[00:23] <MenZa> prower: Noone's kicking anyone. DBO is handling the problem, so it's fixed :)
[00:24] <prower> lizzy: How about you just go away, seeing as how you're just going to insult anyone who tries to answer your questions, being the "lady" that you are
[00:24] <DBO> lizzy, what about tunnels do you want to know? :)
[00:24] <bryanww> who uses irc anyway?
[00:24] <jj_galvez> trying to upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 and the upgrade is stuck, just says fetching file 1588 of 1588 not sure what to do I don't want to mess things up
[00:24] <insm0d> it might be easier for you to install windows first Hasanibrahim1
[00:24] <rww> prower: You're not helping.
[00:24] <xfire8> i disabled ACPI not helping anyone here ?
[00:24] <einstein1969> hi, there is a program/plugins for save/restore desktop icon layout/position for ubuntu? where i can find information?
[00:24] <prower> rww: Neither are you? :>
[00:24] <Dbot_> lizzy: Tunnels are dug with a shovel. They were very popular during wars and there was a german comedy years ago that explains the whole idea. :)
[00:24] <bman> lizzy: ssh tunnel?
[00:24] <nopolitica> Dbot_: nvidia 7400go
[00:24] <n8tuser> xfire8 -> its not my expertise, but what happens next once you disable the acpi? problems?
[00:24] <MenZa> prower: Could you please join #ubuntu-ops for me?
[00:24] <nopolitica> Dbot_: it worked nice before some time ago )
[00:25] <bryanww> exit
[00:25] <bman> blah blah spam
[00:25] <Hasanibrahim1> insm0d: i don't have enought time to do it. also backing up my files can continue days on days :p
[00:25] <mauro> Hello, somebody could help me with a wireless connection problem in kubuntu 9.10?
[00:25] <bman> tunneling issue
[00:25] <MenZa> prower: Nevermind :)
[00:25] <jj_galvez> mauro: whats your issue?
[00:25] <n8tuser> mauro -> which chip? you have the correct driver?
[00:25] <xfire8> i disabled ACPI not helping anyone here ?
[00:25] <prower> MenZa: Yeah, that's what I thought :>
[00:25] <Dbot_> nopolitica: Try the 185 driver: reboot and see if it works.
[00:25] <lizzy> I have an webapp in my resin and to access db I need to configure domain:my.domain.com ip_host:<IP_ADDRESS> port:5322
[00:25] <colon> does anyone know where the config for samba is?
[00:25] <mikeru> is there anyway to see if a process is running in python?
[00:26] <insm0d> Hasanibrahim1, try researching about resizing ext partitions
[00:26] <bman> could do that with .htaccess and apache as well
[00:26] <geoffmcc> jj_galvez my update froze as well. I just canceled and redit and went threw like a charm without having to redownload again
[00:26] <nopolitica> Dbot_: thank you very much ) i'll try it in a few minutes )
[00:26] <bman> tunnel seems like a lot of overhead
[00:26] <lizzy> is that making sense, yes I think it's some kind of ssh tunnel
[00:26] <n8tuser> mikeru all process running in linux should have an entry in ps.  do   ps aux
[00:26] <jj_galvez> geoffmcc: ok I'll give that a try, does it have to redownload all the packages again?
[00:26] <mikeru> n8tuser: without ps...
[00:26] <Dbot_> nopolitica: I will stay until you do. Please let me know if it works. I am running a 7000 and the 185 driver works great for me.
[00:26] <n8tuser> mikeru -> what do you mean?
[00:27] <n8tuser> mikeru -> are you on windows?
[00:27] <mikeru> n8tuser: no
[00:27] <geoffmcc> jj_galvez no when it happened to me it picked up right where it left off
[00:27] <jj_galvez> geoffmcc: and did you just hit the cancel button or did you kill the process?
[00:27] <lizzy> n8user: sorry for getting angry with you.. *kiss**
[00:27] <bman> if your app is web based i would suggest doing it with apache and a rewrite line.
[00:27] <mikeru> n8tuser: but I don't like Popen
[00:27] <R0b0t1> I'm having problems with the USB creator. I'm trying to place an .iso of a different linux distribution onto a usb flash drive -- but I can't even add it to the source disc image, let alone place it on the usb.
[00:27] <mikeru> n8tuser: like C people don't like system()
[00:27] <insm0d> I have the same problem R0b0t1
[00:27] <geoffmcc> jj_ it happened from server upgrade but i suspect its same thing i just ctr c outa it
[00:28] <n8tuser> mikeru -> you're mixing you question.. as sys admin or a code you want to write?
[00:28] <`paul> help i cant seem to remove lib xulrunner-1.9 please help
[00:28] <Flannel> `paul: Please pastebin the output you get when you try and remove it
[00:28] <mikeru> n8tuser: I'm using right now subprocess.Popen(['pidof', process], shell=False)
[00:28] <`paul> ok wait
[00:28] <bman> RewriteEngine On
[00:28] <bman>         RewriteRule / http://yourdomain.com:NEWPORT/ [P]
[00:28] <mikeru> n8tuser: I just wanted to know if there was an alternative to it in pyhton natively
[00:29] <mikeru> n8tuser: seems there isn't...
[00:29] <bman> i said newport
[00:29]  * bman smokes one
[00:29] <`paul> Flannel: http://pastebin.com/m5d7eb94c
[00:30] <n8tuser> mikeru -> umm, look in the os or whatever the classes for access to sys admin like tools. or you can open the /proc  its a file right?
[00:30] <mikeru> ok, another question, then is there anyway to open a process in python without stdout to the console ? (n8tuser)
[00:31] <Flannel> mikeru: That question would be better suited for #python
[00:31] <mikeru> Flannel: didn't know there was :P
[00:31] <`paul> Flannel: http://pastebin.com/m5d7eb94c   :(
[00:31] <Flannel> `paul: Alright, can you please pastebin the output of sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade/
[00:31] <Flannel> mikeru: That's why I mentioned it :)
[00:31] <`paul> ok
[00:32] <jj_galvez> geoffmcc: cool that worked thanks
[00:32] <bman> or #friendlycoders
[00:32] <bman> they are nicer
[00:32] <geoffmcc> jj_galvez: glad to hear it - no problem
[00:33] <Blizzerand> How do I edit menu.lst ( and where can I find it ) in grub 1.97 beta4
[00:33] <Flannel> `paul: use paste.ubuntu.com instead
[00:34] <`paul> ok
[00:34] <lovre> does anyone know how can i remove games installed with playdeb?
[00:35] <`paul> Flannel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/311062/
[00:35] <bman> aptitude search games
[00:35] <Flannel> lovre: I presume they're all debs, so you can just remove the package through your favorite package manager
[00:35] <bman> aptitude remove anything with a i on the left
[00:35] <n8tuser> mikeru -> umm you can redirect stdout to anything you like
[00:35] <MenZa> Flannel: Unless, of course, lovre's favourite package manager is yum :(
[00:35] <lovre> Flannel: i suppose so..
[00:36] <Flannel> `paul: Alright, try sudo apt-get -f install
[00:36] <lovre> Flannel: nah, apt is :d
[00:37] <Blizzerand> How do I edit menu.lst ( and where can I find it ) in grub 1.97 beta4
[00:37] <lstarnes> Blizzerand: it's grub.cfg
[00:37] <lstarnes> Blizzerand: look for /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[00:37] <Blizzerand> lstarnes : thanks
[00:37] <MenZa> lstarnes: erm.
[00:37] <MenZa> lstarnes: Isn't editing that manually supposed to be the ultimate sin?
[00:37] <MenZa> hence the big "# DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE!" in it?
[00:38] <MenZa> (I don't have a Karmic box to confirm that, ftr)
[00:38] <lstarnes> MenZa: I didn't see that in 8.04's menu.lst, so something may have changed in 9.10
[00:38] <MenZa> lstarnes: No, as of 9.10, editing is probably the worst thing you can do to the config file
[00:38] <lovre> Flannel: removing the right package did the trick along with some manual cleaning... thanx
[00:38] <MenZa> It's not supposed to be edited manually, at all
[00:39] <bman> never edit ubuntu
[00:39] <MenZa> If you need to change it, update-grub is what you want.
[00:39] <bman> go to debian for that
[00:39] <`paul> Flannel:  ok done only this seems to be unusual -> Setting up xulrunner-1.9 (<IP_ADDRESS>+nobinonly-0ubuntu<IP_ADDRESS>) ...
[00:39] <`paul> update-alternatives: using /usr/bin/xulrunner-1.9 to provide /usr/bin/xulrunner (xulrunner) in auto mode.
[00:39] <prower> bman: If you're implying that there's never a case in Ubuntu where you don't have to fire up a text editor and edit a config file then you mustn't have ever used it :P
[00:39] <lstarnes> MenZa: if he comes back, let me know so that I can fix that.  Thanks for catching that for me
[00:40] <mbrigdan> Is there a reason that upgrading to 9.10 wants to remove selinux and install apache? I really don't want apache...
[00:40] <MenZa> lstarnes: Welcome. Are you on Karmic?
[00:40] <test34> so many config file write # DO NOT MANUALLY EDIT , but most of the time it isn't a big deal if you do
[00:40] <MenZa> test34: in GRUB2's case, I'm told it is.
[00:40] <beilabs> mbrigdan, they are two completely different things!
[00:40] <lstarnes> MenZa: not yet.  I'll likely switch to it once I can be bugged to upgrade from 8.04 or I might just wait for 10.04
[00:40] <test34> MenZa, this is what is confusing, maybe they should use a binary format?
[00:41] <MenZa> test34: I have no idea why that is, but I'm not going to push my luck when it comes to my bootloader.
[00:41] <prower> lstarnes: I would highly, highly recommend the wait option in that case
[00:41] <mbrigdan> beilabs: yeah. Those are two sperate things its trying to do, for seemingly no reason
[00:41] <lstarnes> prower: it is likely that 9.10 will be more stable in a couple months
[00:41] <trism> it isn't really a big deal, it is just that your changes will get overwritten every time a new kernel is installed
[00:42] <trism> which is probably not what you want
[00:42] <mmmiiikkkeee> Hi, I asked a question in #ubuntu-motu but the room seems dead(though there are 200+ people in it).  is it better to post/ask in here instead?
[00:42] <BloodyIron> can someone help me please? my sound stopped working after killing VLC
[00:42] <prower> lstarnes: I would hope so, the experience I've had so far has been poor
[00:43] <Hasanibrahim1> hello i am trying to use gparted to make a new partition on sda1
[00:43] <Hasanibrahim1> but when i clik on sda1, resize/move option is inaktive
[00:43] <SetiAmon> So anyone here with a x-fi xtreme music(or xfi in general) experience audio distortions,static etc? with 9.10
[00:43] <Hasanibrahim1> when i click unmount, it says
[00:44] <Hasanibrahim1> the part. couldn't be unmounted from the following points /
[00:44] <mikeru> n8tuser: os.devnull :)
[00:44] <mmmiiikkkeee> never mind... i gues it's not dead
[00:44] <BloodyIron> SetiAmon, i'm getting wierd static too when it is working, but im using an onboard azalia soundcard
[00:44] <n8tuser> mikeru -> yeah.. many ways..
[00:44] <Hasanibrahim1> most likely other partitions are also mounted on these ...
[00:44] <Pelo> Hasanibrahim1,  if you are trying to edit a live partiton you need to do it from the live cd, you cannot edit a partiton you are currently using
[00:45] <meowpup> hi anyone able to help me with a grub solution. i am wanting to know how i can create directory trees for each os on my hdd. every os has 3 settings and i want to save space.
[00:45] <ROB1> Enter text here...can someone help me with a flash drive issue
[00:46] <Hasanibrahim1> is not there anyway to edit a new partition without liveCD
[00:46] <ROB1> i just switched to ubuntu from windows and am trying to learn it
[00:46] <mouseclone> I'm hoping that this is an easy one.. what is the replacement for asoundconf?  I need to switch primary sound cards
[00:46] <SetiAmon> bloodyiron,at least then we are in a bigger boat.Anyone else experienceing audio diffacultys after moving to 9.10?
[00:47] <ROB1> Why did my flash drive show up on my desktop the first time i used it, and now it wont show up or be recognized at all??????
[00:47] <Hasanibrahim1> is  there anyway to edit a new partition without liveCD
[00:47] <SetiAmon> initially i get sound with lots of distortions/echos and static but after tinkering inclluding removing and reinstalling pulseaudio I experience SOME cleanup but i still experience a lot of static distortions
[00:47] <mouseclone> SetiAmon: I am, mine are related to no audio play back from line-in on my sound card, just found out that my videocards sound chip is the primary
[00:48] <dotblank> How do I safetly eject a removable disk with LVM?
[00:48] <Hasanibrahim1> is  there anyway to edit a new partition without liveCD
[00:48] <ROB1> Why did my flash drive show up on my desktop the first time i used it, and now it wont show up or be recognized at all??????
[00:48] <n8tuser> meowpup ->  http://www.justlinux.com/forum/showthread.php?t=147959
[00:48] <mouseclone> Hasanibrahim1: install gparted
[00:48] <BoriTori> hi folks, i am running a proxy cgi script. there is "HTTP/1.1 200 OK Date: Fri, 06 Nov 2009 00:35:42 GMT Server: Apache Content-Length: 0 Keep-Alive: timeout=15, max=100 Connection: Keep-Alive Content-Type: text/plain " below every css, js, html file loaded...no where in .cgi script is such output specified.
[00:48] <SetiAmon> interesting.jaunty work flawlessly but then again with jaunty I could install the creative audio drivers,but those don't with karmic.
[00:49] <Flannel> `paul: That doesn't seem to be unusual at all, actually.  Does 'apt-get dist-upgrade' give you any errors now?
[00:49] <mauro> Hello, someone could help me with a wifi connection proble???
[00:49] <mouseclone> ROB1: did you eject it correctly?
[00:49] <ROB1> i dont think so
[00:49] <ROB1> haha
[00:49] <Hasanibrahim1> mouseclone: it was installed already
[00:49] <ROB1> i just pulled it out
[00:49] <ROB1> hehehe
[00:49] <Dbot_> ROB1: Always safely remove a removable drive.
[00:49] <mauro> Hello, someone could help me with a wifi connection problem???
[00:49] <dotblank> lvm devices on a flash drive are not removed when ejected- karmic
[00:50] <mouseclone> Hasanibrahim1: System -> administration -> gparted
[00:50] <ROB1> what can i do now?
[00:50] <ph-bot> how my host change to unaffiliated?
[00:50] <Hasanibrahim1> mouseclone:
[00:50] <lstarnes> !cloak > ph-bot
[00:50] <Hasanibrahim1> i know but it's ot working
[00:50] <mauro> Hello, someone could help me with a wifi connection problem???
[00:50] <mouseclone> Hasanibrahim1, I don't think that you can mess with mounted file systems though.  So you will need to unmount them, and if you only have one HD then you will need to use the live cd
[00:50] <mauro> Hello, someone could help me with a wifi connection problem, please???
[00:51] <ph-bot> lstarnes, tks
[00:51] <Hasanibrahim1> mouseclone: i asked so this question :p
[00:51] <Hasanibrahim1> is  there anyway to edit a new partition without liveCD
[00:51] <mbrigdan> Is there a reason that upgrading to 9.10 wants to remove selinux and install apache? I really don't want apache...
[00:51] <jrib> Hasanibrahim1: sure, unmount it...
[00:52] <Hasanibrahim1> jrib: it can't be unmounted :(
[00:52] <mouseclone> Hasanibrahim1: yes, but you can't have the disk mounted. you will need to unmount them, you don't need a live CD, you can use another distro.
[00:52] <jrib> Hasanibrahim1: then, no
[00:52] <ROB1> how do you get the usb flash drive to work properly if you didnt safley remove it??????????
[00:52] <Hasanibrahim1> mouseclone: can i use a flash disc as live CD
[00:52] <Eladar> i do it with ubunutu http://tiny.cc/ThOXa
[00:52] <mouseclone> hasanibrahim1: unless you want the information on the disk distroyed then you can use fdisk while it is mounted, reboot and it will be repartitioned
[00:53] <mouseclone> Hasanibrahim1: yes
[00:53] <BloodyIron> can anyone help me? my sound stopped working after killing VLC
[00:53] <ROB1> Why did my flash drive show up on my desktop the first time i used it, and now it wont show up or be recognized at all??????
[00:54] <meowpup> thanks n8tuser
[00:54] <Eladar> because i do it with ubunutu http://tiny.cc/ThOXa
[00:54] <cafree> I started my ubuntu box (9.04) to several "the panel encountered a problem".  Now I can't seem to start any application
[00:54] <insm0d> ROB1, what is the flash drive formatted with?  You might be able to fix the filesystem with fsck.msdos or fsck.vfat if it's FAT12/16 or FAT32
[00:54] <cafree> looking at dmesg, I see some nautilus segfault.  I'm not sure how to figure out the cause.  Any suggestions?
[00:54] <meowpup> ok first how can i devide a partition that has free space in it without deleting info in partition
[00:55] <insm0d> meowpup, it's called resizing, but I don't know the procedures involved
[00:55] <Hasanibrahim1> mouseclone: can you explain how can i do it :p
[00:55] <mouseclone> meowpup: unmount the partition and use gparted.
[00:55] <meowpup> ah obcorse
[00:55] <ROB1> i dont know....i just purchased it
[00:55] <ROB1> im a noob
[00:56] <ROB1> i had windows up untill now
[00:56] <mouseclone> Hasanibrahim1: use a thumb drive or fdisk?
[00:56] <ROB1> never had linux or anything like it
[00:56] <ROB1> i think thumb drive
[00:56] <ROB1> you could like put it on a keychain
[00:56] <Hasanibrahim1> i want to use a flash disk as liveCD
[00:56] <insm0d> ROB1, open up the terminal and type dmesg | tail after you plug it in
[00:56] <Portunus> A question about LAMP - where do I place to the php files to see them in my browse via http://<IP_ADDRESS> ?
[00:57] <Flannel> Portunus: /var/www
[00:57] <redshadowhero> Has there been any problems in 9.10 loading web pages, or having pages redirect?
[00:57] <mouseclone> Hasanibrahim1: System -> admin -> start up disk creator
[00:57] <Portunus> flannel: thank you! =D
[00:58] <insm0d> Portnus, I'm guessing whatever directory apache hosts
[00:58] <meowpup> hi can anyone find me the basic linux grub boot loader file
[00:59] <macken> meowpup are u still needing to know about resizing
[00:59] <Hasanibrahim1> mouseclone: it asks me source disc image
[00:59] <Portunus> insm0d: yes, but I am using a VM to run Ubuntu and I just installed
[00:59] <Portunus> one last question - what is the file extension for a database? The database has to interact with php5 and mysql!
[00:59] <mouseclone> Hasanibrahim1: do you still have the LiveCD?
[01:00] <ROB1> ok i typed that in......
[01:00] <babilen> Portunus: mysql *is* a database. Databases do not have file extensions...
[01:00] <babilen> Portunus: What do you mean?
[01:00] <insm0d> what does it say ROB1
[01:00] <Hasanibrahim1> mouseclone: no :(
[01:00] <Hasanibrahim1> if i have one, i don't ask to use USB :p
[01:00] <mouseclone> Hasanibrahim1: do you have an iso image?
[01:00]  * biovore points out that sqllite uses a filesystem..
[01:00] <Hasanibrahim1> no :(
[01:00] <ROB1> shhhh i dont know
[01:00] <ROB1> alot of stuff
[01:01] <insm0d> about how many lines?
[01:01] <Zorch> filesystem != file extension
[01:01] <ROB1> ob@rob-desktop:~$ dmesg | tail  [90006.681819] scsi 13:0:0:0: Direct-Access              USB Flash Memory PMAP PQ: 0 ANSI: 0 CCS [90006.682086] sd 13:0:0:0: Attached scsi generic sg3 type 0 [90007.205190] sd 13:0:0:0: [sdb] 3966976 512-byte logical blocks: (2.03 GB/1.89 GiB) [90007.206684] sd 13:0:0:0: [sdb] Write Protect is off [90007.206686] sd 13:0:0:0: [sdb] Mode Sense: 23 00 00 00 [90007.206688] sd 13:0:0:0: [sdb] Assuming drive cache: wr
[01:01] <mouseclone> hasanibrahim1: do you have a burner? and a cd to burn to?
[01:01] <babilen> biovore: There is absolutely no relation between the content of a file and its name
[01:01] <Hasanibrahim1> mouseclone: i don't have. i have a flash disc (2GB)
[01:02] <Fraxtil> Is there any way for me to see the stdout of an application that I didn't open in a terminal?
[01:02] <insm0d> okay thank you ROB1, try running: sudo fsck.msdos /dev/sdb1
[01:02] <mouseclone> hasanibrahim1: go to http://linuxtracker.org/ and get the distro of Ubuntu you want more than likely 9.10 and save it to HD and use that to make the tumbdrive bootable
[01:03] <SetiAmon> I found i had perfect audio when i installed oss,and removed pulse audio but then i went and reinstalled pulse because i had no audio control(with my multimedia keyboard) and boom no audio,took days of tinkering but i eventually had to purge OSS from karmic to get even distorted audio back
[01:03] <positiv> hey I need help with an uninstallation of ubuntu if anyone could help
[01:03] <ROB1> dosfsck 3.0.3, 18 May 2009, FAT32, LFN Logical sector size is zero.
[01:04] <mouseclone> positiv: formating not an option?
[01:04] <insm0d> okay, now try fsck.vfat -a /dev/sdb1 ROB1
[01:04] <positiv> no I don't have a cd of XP and I have files on the computer I still need
[01:05] <Portunus> babilen: I have to download a copy of the data of the database from another server
[01:05] <ROB1> ok
[01:05] <ROB1> then what like automaticly repair the system?
[01:05] <mouseclone> positiv: I think that you will need a CD so that you can do a fixmbr from the CD's command shell
[01:05] <AyCarumba> Is there a irc client for ubuntu that supports scripts, anything similar to mIRC for windows?
[01:05] <insm0d> that previous command should have done that ROB1
[01:06] <AyCarumba> Is there a irc client for ubuntu that supports scripts, anything similar to mIRC for windows?
[01:06] <Xcell> xchat
[01:06] <tonyyarusso> AyCarumba: irssi
[01:06] <MikeBarton> hi i need some help with 8.04 server edition regarding creating a new user
[01:06] <MikeBarton> can anybody help please?
[01:06] <Xcell> with lemmings scripts
[01:06] <ROB1> it doesnt show up still ha
[01:06] <Docteh> isn't there a fancy gui for that?
[01:06] <spasticteapot> Does anyone else here have an issue with EaglePCB crashing a lot?
[01:06] <tonyyarusso> AyCarumba: for cli anyway.  It uses perl for scripts.  XChat is graphical, and supports at least python.
[01:06] <Shoe> Does anyone know how to get Windows Live Connect with Ubuntu? With Widnows, I had windows media player, and just added files to my library and said that it was safe to share these files with my xbox, so was able to watch movies on my computer on my xbox. Now I can't install Windows Media Player so it isn't working =(
[01:06] <mouseclone> anyone know what replaced asoundconf?
[01:06] <SetiAmon> Ok this is really strange,but i think i just FIXED My audio
[01:06] <SetiAmon> :F
[01:06] <julio> hi there
[01:06] <ROB1> usage: dosfsck [-aAflrtvVwy] [-d path -d ...] [-u path -u ...]                device   -a       automatically repair the file system   -A       toggle Atari file system format   -d path  drop that file   -f       salvage unused chains to files   -l       list path names   -n       no-op, check non-interactively without changing   -p       same as -a, for compat with other *fsck   -r       interactively repair the file system   -t       test fo
[01:07] <julio> can anyone tell me what an "assertion failure" is?
[01:07] <Docteh> MikeBarton: if its a server you could just adduser somebody and then make sure the home directory is there
[01:07] <Zorch> Shoe, WLC is proprietary
[01:07] <julio> i'm getting one in conky
[01:07] <insm0d> ROB1 :/ see if this works: sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt
[01:07] <manish> hello any one can help me
[01:07] <tonyyarusso> julio: bad code, I think in C?
[01:07] <tonyyarusso> !ask | manish
[01:07] <Shoe> Zorch, what?
[01:07] <Docteh> between useradd and adduser one of them doesn't give me a home directory
[01:07] <Portunus> QUESTION - does any one know the file extension for a file that contains the data for the MYSQL database?
[01:07] <tonyyarusso> Docteh: I believe useradd is the simpler one.
[01:07] <manish> how to enable emrald theme manager
[01:07] <Docteh> Portunus: try .sql
[01:07] <Zorch> Shoe: If what I just said makes no sense then the short answer is "you can't"
[01:07] <tonyyarusso> Docteh: That's only for dumps.
[01:07] <julio> tonyyarusso: idk, apport says it can't report that kind of fails...
[01:07] <Docteh> oh
[01:08] <mouseclone> Portunus: db i believe
[01:08] <manish> ..tony
[01:08] <ROB1> mount: you must specify the filesystem type
[01:08] <concreteasledge> t
[01:08] <manish> how to enable emrald theme manager
[01:09] <macken> manish  download the compiz icon. right click it and choose emerald'
[01:09] <manish> help
[01:09] <MikeBarton> docteh ill keep my posts to a PM as it gets rather cluttered here let me formulate in there hope to get an answer thanks
[01:09] <insm0d> sudo mount -t vfat /dev/sdb1 /mnt then
[01:09] <Portunus> docteh , mouseclone  - alright, so the file that holds that data for mysql/php5 database is either .db or .sql?
[01:09] <manish> i have intel graphics how can use compiz
[01:09] <SetiAmon> Ook,People with audio problems,run this pavucontrol and check output,I found  hat output was to "OFF" when i switched that profile it appears my audio distortions cleared up,btw i read this on a forum.tell me if you experience anything from doing this,
[01:09] <bruno_> what the fuck!
[01:09] <macken> manish- check to see that emerald is installed using synaptic.
[01:09] <hazard9> hey everyone new to ubuntu running it on an asus eee 901
[01:09] <soreau> manish: In Sys>Prefs>Appearance>Visual Effects tab, select Extra
[01:09] <Docteh> Portunus: typically a dump is a .sql, dunno on the actual files as i dont have a server within reach
[01:10] <manish> i installed using terminal command
[01:10] <tonyyarusso> Portunus: MYI, MYD, and frm.
[01:10] <SetiAmon> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1168194
[01:10] <Portunus> Docteh: of course thanmk you
[01:10] <tonyyarusso> Portunus: They're in /var/lib/mysql/databasename
[01:10] <hazard9> can i get some help with some bluetooth stuff anyone any good with it
[01:10] <Zorch> Shoe: what you can do, however, is set up SMB fileshares that you can mount on your xbox and play media through that method
[01:10] <Docteh> frm MYI MYD
[01:10] <tonyyarusso> julio: you might be able to use gdb then
[01:10] <Portunus> tonyyarusso: alright then, thank you tony!
[01:10] <mouseclone> Portunus: Mysql says that it is myd
[01:11] <Zorch> shoe: there are plenty of tutorials on setting up a Windows-style share on Ubuntu, probably an official one somewhere
[01:11] <ROB1> ount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sdb1,        missing codepage or helper program, or other error        In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try        dmesg | tail  or so
[01:11] <manish> it says desktop effects could not be enabled
[01:11] <TheSeeker1> hi everyone.  What is the best way to get Quicktime video and audio working in Ubuntu 9.04?
[01:11] <Shoe> Zorch, could you help me out with that?
[01:11] <julio> tonyyarusso: guess it will take until next time it happends
[01:11] <insm0d> You might need to reformat it or try to fix it on a windows computer ROB1
[01:11] <soreau> manish: Come to #compiz and pastebin the output of 'compiz &' from your terminal to pastebin.com
[01:11] <macken> manish u need to activate the correct video driver then'
[01:11] <mouseclone> Portunus: http://forge.mysql.com/wiki/MySQL_Internals_File_Formats
[01:11] <julio> i just dont have the time know :s
[01:11] <Portunus> mouseclone: so the file extension should be .myd ?
[01:12] <ROB1> so just reformat the drive?
[01:12] <soreau> macken: No he doesn't, it's already installed
[01:12] <ROB1> on a different computer
[01:12] <mauro> Hello, someone could help me with a wifi connection problem???
[01:12] <major_redhat> TheSeeker: have you installed the appropriate plugins?
[01:12] <hazard9> whats up with the wifi mauro
[01:12] <major_redhat> TheSeeker1: have you installed the appropriate plugins?
[01:12] <Zorch> SHoe, I'm sorry but I'm actually late for an appt, was just waiting for a coworker who is now in my office... but it'spretty easy, Google will be all the help you need :)
[01:12] <Zorch> cheers all, have to scoot
[01:13] <mauro> hazard9: my network card detect all wifis but i cant connect
[01:13] <mouseclone> Portunus: looks like it could be a few things. some might be exportable formats
[01:13] <manish> hey can i enable ubuntu extra graphics using  intel graphicsa
[01:13] <ROB1> thanks for your help insm0d....thanks for helping me out!!!
[01:13] <insm0d> mauro, sounds like you need the firmware for bcm43xx cards
[01:13] <manish> ....
[01:13] <manish> ....
[01:13] <manish> .....
[01:13] <mauro> what?
[01:13] <TheSeeker1> major_redhat: Are you talking about the w32codecs and livdvd?  If so, I have.  Right now I am using gstreamer with mplayer and the mozilla plug-in.  It just comes up with getting playlist and nothing happens.  What am I missing?
[01:13] <manish> ...
[01:13] <manish> ....
[01:14] <FloodBot2> manish: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:14] <hazard9> what was the error that you are getting
[01:14] <usuario-master> MARIKITAVOID aqui estoy
[01:14] <manish> ....
[01:14] <keiya> I just upgraded (via clean install) to Karmic, and I have a few issues. The colors in GNOME Terminal look really 'washed out', and Pidgin no longer hides under the messaging menu.
[01:14] <manish> .
[01:14] <manish> .
[01:14] <LjL> manish, please, this channel is busy enough as it it
[01:14] <FloodBot2> manish: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:14] <jaysern> is it possible to upgrade from Hardy Heron to Karmic Koala ?
[01:14] <lstarnes> jaysern: not directly
[01:15] <SetiAmon> never kmind,audio un-fixed
[01:15] <jaysern> or do I have to rebuild the machine from scratch ?
[01:15] <insm0d> mauro, if your card isn't a broadcom 43somethingsomething, this won't help you, but look at this linkhttp://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/b43
[01:15] <mauro> hazard9: is not an error, only if i can access to internet i cant have connection
[01:15] <lstarnes> jaysern: you need to upgrade to 8.10 then to 9.04 first
[01:15] <nancy_> I have an Acer Aspire 3640 laptop and just upgraded  to 9.10 now my Atheros AR2413 wireless adapter isn't working.. Anyone know how I can fix it?
[01:15] <jaysern> ah
[01:15] <criss> hi
[01:15] <lstarnes> jaysern: if 10.04 is an LTS when it is released, then you should be able to go straight to it
[01:15] <jaysern> how do I do that? is it just a command  ?
[01:15] <hazard9> anyone good with bluetooth stuff
[01:15] <lstarnes> !upgrade | jaysern
[01:15] <Hasanibrahim1> mouseclone: what do you think of how much time did it take to do all ?
[01:15] <hazard9> i run hcitool scan and it does not detect anything
[01:16] <mauro> mi network card is detecting de wireless network
[01:16] <randomusr> !bluetooth | hazard9
[01:16] <criss> anyone wanna give me 9.10? lol i just installed 6.06.1 LTS on my desktop found it lying in my room and man i love linux i dunno why it took me this long to figure that out
[01:16] <jaysern> im fine on Hardy .. except I can't get the latest libcurl to be installed
[01:16] <keiya> Oh, I fixed the latter, I just had to change the color profile to 'Linux Console'
[01:16] <ybeddyj> how do i reset the kde taskbar
[01:16] <hazard9> i have three seperate devices
[01:16] <keiya> How can I make Pidgin hide in the messaging menu in 9.10 (like it did in 9.04?)
[01:17] <hazard9> mauro is your wifi wep or wpa enabled
[01:17] <keiya> Empathy is not an option and it looks like it never will be, because upstream refuses to implement OTR.
[01:17] <major_redhat> anyone notice how 9.10 boot-up is longer than it should be?
[01:17] <TheSeeker1> hi everyone.  What is the best way to get Quicktime video and audio working in Ubuntu 9.04?  I have W32codecs installed and libdvd.  I am using gstreamer with mplayer and the mozilla plug in.
[01:17] <nancy_> I have an Acer Aspire 3640 laptop and just upgraded  to 9.10 now my Atheros AR2413 wireless adapter isn't working.. Anyone know how I can fix it?
[01:17] <banished> Hi, I heared with pulse audio it should be possible to have a system wide equalizer - but I can't find it.
[01:17] <hazard9> ubottu i went there followed the instructions but it still is not working
[01:18] <jaysern> lstarnes: 10.04 LTS is not released yet right? otherwise I can upgrade straight from Hardy Heron to it ?
[01:18] <major_redhat> hazard9: what are you trying to do
[01:18] <oorah> my usb devices are not detected
[01:18] <manish> .................................................................
[01:18] <lstarnes> jaysern: it will be released in the 4th month of 2010
[01:18] <Agrajag-> is anyone havign problems in 9.10 with the gnome window-list and clicking on the icons? i find that i have to move the mouse outside of the whole panel when clicking on alternate windows in the list for clicks to take effect
[01:18] <lstarnes> manish: stop doing that
[01:18] <manish> ........................................
[01:18] <hazard9> i am trying to connect my laptop to my phone
[01:18] <manish> i can if u help
[01:18] <criss> @nancy are there any errors or just NOT WORKING?
[01:18] <lstarnes> manish: no
[01:18] <manish> .......................
[01:18] <Loafers> !report
[01:18] <Loafers> !operator
[01:18] <manish> ..........................................
[01:18] <lstarnes> manish: you must stop before we can help you
[01:18] <major_redhat> hazard9: through bluetooth or wired USB?
[01:18] <hazard9> transfer files making it a little easier
[01:18] <banished> nancy_: have you used madwifi before?
[01:18] <Loafers> !op | manish
[01:19] <hazard9> bluetooth
[01:19] <manish> ok i will wait
[01:19] <nancy_> criss, just not working. It was orking fine before I upgraded
[01:19] <MenZa> !patience | manish
[01:19] <nancy_> banished, no
[01:19] <jaysern> lstarnes: so I need to go from Hardy to Intrepid, then to Karmic (skipping Jaunty?)
[01:19] <randomusr> !funbags
[01:19] <lstarnes> manish: go ahead and ask your question again
[01:19] <major_redhat> hazard9: do you already have the bluetooth drivers installed?
[01:19] <randomusr> heh
[01:19] <lstarnes> jaysern: no, don't skip jaunty
[01:19] <MenZa> !coc > manish
[01:19] <MenZa> !ircguidelines > manish
[01:19] <MenZa> manish: Please have a look at those two links :)
[01:19] <xfire8> i got this error after i restart computer in linux http://img392.imageshack.us/img392/2618/senzatitolo1copiaee3.jpg
[01:19] <Agrajag-> can someone with 9.10 try reproducing this? just click on one window in the window-list in the gnome panel, the click on another without moving the mouse out of the panel. does the 2nd window you click on focus?
[01:20] <hazard9> i believe so but when i run any command it doesnt show me any macs
[01:20] <jaysern> so Hardy -> Intrepid -> Jaunty -> Karmic ?
[01:20] <lstarnes> jaysern: yes
[01:20] <oorah> how come my usb devices are not being detected? i have an msi wind
[01:20] <MenZa> jaysern: Correct.
[01:20] <hazard9> to be completely honest i dont know who makes the bluetooth adapter
[01:20] <lstarnes> jaysern: a clean install would likely be far less painful though
[01:20] <jaysern> i see.
[01:20] <major_redhat> hazard9: thats ok
[01:20] <lstarnes> jaysern: and less likely to fail
[01:20] <jaysern> do i need to reformat ?
[01:20] <major_redhat> hazard9: did you enable the cell phone to be discoverable?
[01:20] <hazard9> well like i said earlier im a newb
[01:20] <jaysern> will all my data on the partition be fine ?
[01:20] <hazard9> yes
[01:21] <MenZa> jaysern: Warty -> Hoary -> Breezy -> Dapper -> Gutsy -> Hardy -> Feisty -> Intrepid -> Jaunty -> Karmic (-> Lucid) to be a bit more verbose.
[01:21] <BoriTori> hi folks, i am running a proxy cgi script. there is "HTTP/1.1 200 OK Date: Fri, 06 Nov 2009 00:35:42 GMT Server: Apache Content-Length: 0 Keep-Alive: timeout=15, max=100 Connection: Keep-Alive Content-Type: text/plain " below every css, js, html file loaded...no where in .cgi script is such output specified.
[01:21] <lstarnes> jaysern: you should definitely back up any inportant data
[01:21] <xfire8> i got this error after i restart computer in linux http://img392.imageshack.us/img392/2618/senzatitolo1copiaee3.jpg
[01:21] <major_redhat> hazard9: then in the bluetooth menu you should see an option that says "search for devices" or something like that
[01:21] <lstarnes> MenZa: you forgot edgy
[01:21] <nancy_> banished, should I be using madwifi?
[01:21] <MenZa> lstarnes: damnit
[01:21] <banished> nancy_: can you please paste your dmesg and iwconfig output
[01:21] <TheSeeker1> hi everyone.  What is the best way to get Quicktime video and audio working in Ubuntu 9.04?
[01:21] <jaysern> :) someone's keeping count
[01:21] <banished> !paste
[01:21] <MenZa> lstarnes: you lose track when you've been on the bandwagon since 5.10 :\
[01:22] <hazard9> yes i do and when i click search it gets the circle like (sorry for using windows references lol) the hour glass
[01:22] <xfire8> i got this error after i restart computer in linux http://img392.imageshack.us/img392/2618/senzatitolo1copiaee3.jpg what to do ?
[01:22] <major_redhat> hazard9: what else do you get
[01:22] <MenZa> xfire8: That's not a software problem. That's your BIOS. Press N. If that doesn't work, try modifying your BIOS settings.
[01:22] <hazard9> after that ends nothing
[01:22] <major_redhat> hazard9: your phone doesnt show up in the list?
[01:23] <hazard9> nothing does
[01:23] <xfire8> Menza : but always i have it in restart computer and it happen only in linux !
[01:23] <nancy_> banished, http://paste.ubuntu.com/311099/
[01:23] <major_redhat> hazard9: sorry thats all i can do right now
[01:23] <xfire8> i got this error after i restart computer in linux http://img392.imageshack.us/img392/2618/senzatitolo1copiaee3.jpg what to do ? dont tell me please its hardware problem it happen only in linux not in windows !
[01:23] <MenZa> xfire8: Like I said, it's a BIOS problem. Not a software problem.
[01:23] <major_redhat> hazard9: im not on my buntu lappy right now so i cant help that much
[01:24] <xfire8> MenZa : you dont understand it happen only in linux
[01:24] <insm0d> have you tried a different distrobution running a different kernel xfire8?
[01:24] <MenZa> xfire8: Please don't repeat yourself constantly.
[01:24] <MenZa> xfire8: And by 'in Linux' what do you mean?
[01:24] <xfire8> insm0d : i tired opensuse ubuntu and kubuntu
[01:24] <banished> nancy_: have you switched your wifi on?
[01:24] <hazard9> its cool like i said trying to get some help hcitool scan not even showing anything
[01:24] <manish> I WANT TO enable ubuntu graphics effect .but the problem i have that is i have intel graphics
[01:25] <insm0d> xfire8, you said the computer was new, perhaps the kernel doesn't fully support your hardware
[01:25] <MenZa> manish: How is that a problem? It isn't for me.
[01:25] <xfire8> if someone know hot to fix my problem i give him torrentleech user
[01:25] <banished> manish: which chip do you have? it should work
[01:25] <MenZa> manish: Could you please run lspci -i | grep VGA in a terminal for me and paste the output?
[01:25] <scarra3> Where can I get the ubuntu source code from
[01:25] <major_redhat> hazard9: well this IRC channel (as well as ubuntuforums.com) is always a great place for help
[01:25] <xfire8> insm0d : i google it its not only my computer have this problem
[01:25] <nancy_> banished, it's one of those switches that is spring loaded. I did try it and still nothing. http://paste.ubuntu.com/311101/
[01:26] <cafree> I'm getting a lot of panel errors and nautilus segfaults in my logs.  I also can't start any applications in gnome.  What could be wrong?  How do I run a checkdisk or something
[01:26] <ari_stre1s> hi all, help! i accidentally lock myself out of ubuntu by modifying pam.d, i cannot ssh into it anymore. is there any workaround?
[01:26] <lstarnes> scarra3: each individual package has its own sources
[01:26] <manish> Usage: grep [OPTION]... PATTERN [FILE]...
[01:26] <manish> Try `grep --help' for more information.
[01:26] <manish> lspci: option requires an argument -- 'i'
[01:26] <manish> Usage: lspci [<switches>]
[01:26] <manish> Basic display modes:
[01:26] <FloodBot2> manish: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:26] <manish> -mm		Produce machine-readable output (single -m for an obsolete format)
[01:26] <lstarnes> scarra3: use apt-get source packagename
[01:26] <xfire8> if somone know how to help me i give him torrentleech user please in private .
[01:26] <banished> nancy_: dmesg sais "acer-wmi: software RFKILL enabled
[01:26] <insm0d> xfire8, then you will have to wait until this issue has been fixed by the kernel team.  Until then, no one will be able to help
[01:26] <macken> manish- go to ubuntu forums and search for installing intel graphics drivers. I do not know about intel and wether or not they show up in your hardware drivers under admin menu
[01:26] <nancy_> banished, what does that mean?
[01:26] <banished> nancy_: so have you switched it on right now?
[01:26] <RebelZero> xfire8, that's not an error that Linux provides, that comes from your bios.
[01:27] <nancy_> banished yes
[01:27] <xfire8> rebelzero : i know but it happen only if i restart linux not windows ..
[01:27] <prower> RebelZero, Don't bother, he's already been told as much at least 12 times by now
[01:27] <nancy_> banished, everything worked great until the upgrade
[01:27] <banished> nancy_: that's odd - is there an option in your BIOS for switching off the wifi?
[01:27] <RebelZero> prower, my bad, just opened the xchat window back up
[01:27] <hazard9> major any good place to learn what commands do what like grep for ex
[01:27] <lstarnes> hazard9: man grep
[01:27] <nancy_> banished, I'm not sure, I'll have to check
[01:28] <insm0d> hazard9, man [command] will give you just about everything you want and more
[01:28] <nancy_> banished, I'll try that and sign back on to let you know
[01:28] <criss> hey banished check this out here .. might it have anything to with the follwing? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1305812
[01:28] <manish> menza i put the output
[01:28] <geneticx> tanner: yeah I might do that instead.
[01:28] <Out_Cold> hazard9, not that i recommend illegally obtaining a copy of ubuntu for dummies but there are several copies available via torrents
[01:28] <MenZa> manish: I'm an idiot - you want lspci | grep VGA
[01:28] <keiya> Why is Ubuntu using a not-ready client for IM by default?
[01:28] <MenZa> keiya: Empathy is very ready.
[01:29] <banished> nancy_: wait
[01:29] <keiya> MenZa: How do I enable OTR?
[01:29] <MenZa> keiya: Unless you're referring to bug 440865 of course...
[01:29] <xfire8> i got this error after i restart computer in linux http://img392.imageshack.us/img392/2618/senzatitolo1copiaee3.jpg what to do ? dont tell me please its hardware problem it happen only in linux not in windows !
[01:29] <Out_Cold> empathy seems very lame :( with out a heck of a lot of support
[01:29] <MenZa> keiya: OTR?
[01:29] <manish> compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE Chipset Integrated Graphics Device (rev 03)
[01:29] <leaf-sheep> hazard9: Google "Ubuntu Pocket Guide"  It's free.
[01:29] <manish> menza]
[01:29] <nancy_> banished, OK
[01:29] <banished> nancy_: try sudo modprobe -r ath5k acer_wmi && sudo modprobe ath5k, this should disable the wifi disbling framework
[01:29] <keiya> Off The Record messaging.
[01:29] <schultz> Hey all...ubuntu newbie here....and I can't seem to get sound out of my computer.....
[01:29] <MenZa> manish: It *should* work out of the box.
[01:29] <schultz> suggestions?
[01:29] <MenZa> keiya: This is default behaviour in what clients, exactly? I know Google Talk has it, but other than that?
[01:30] <manish> but it dont
[01:30] <Out_Cold> pidgin has it
[01:30] <keiya> Adium, Pidgin has it, I think Trillian might...
[01:30] <hazard9> that helps how do you know to use "or | will that tell you the same thing
[01:30] <TheSeeker1> Hello everyone!  I am trying to play .mov in ubuntu 9.04 but I am not having any luck.  Any suggestions?  I do have the w32codecs installed.
[01:30] <Out_Cold> how do you add any plugins to empathy?
[01:30] <MenZa> keiya: Personally, I don't use it. Nor do I think far most people use it. File a feature request in empathy upstream?
[01:30] <keiya> Also, on the Empaty bug for OTR. "Downgrading priority; there are more pressing spec issues, and I think that supporting encryption on protocols like XMPP where it can be done cleanly (rather than as misc. sent in the regular plain text stream) is a higher priority."
[01:30] <keiya> This means you can not yet send messages
[01:30] <Out_Cold> TheSeeker1, try installing ubuntu-restricted-extras
[01:30] <lstarnes> hazard9: | sends output from the command before it as the input for the program after it
[01:30] <nancy_> banished, FATAL: Module acer not found.
[01:31] <keiya> Being able to secure message /is the next priority/
[01:31] <insm0d> TheSeeker1, do you have a 64 bit OS?
[01:31] <manish> [menza] but it dont works
[01:31] <MenZa> keiya: That's a matter of priority.
[01:31] <banished> nancy_: have you written acer_wmi properly?
[01:31] <TheSeeker1> Out_Cold: I have got those installed too...insm0d:  I am running 32 bit.
[01:31] <hazard9> lstarnes i guess i understand that
[01:31] <MenZa> manish: That's very odd, and I wish I could help you further, but I have next to no knowledge of that chipset
[01:31] <Out_Cold> TheSeeker1, also try watching in vlc
[01:31] <banished> nancy_: ah
[01:32] <MenZa> keiya: If I want to be secure, I send GPG-signed e-mails.
[01:32] <banished> nancy_: it's spelled acer-wmi
[01:32] <nancy_> banished, the second one you put worked!!! sudo modprobe ath5k
[01:32] <MenZa> (and encrypted)
[01:32] <geneticx> I already have a PPTP VPN server running on a cisco 831 but the default is split-tunneling, how can I change this so all my internet traffic goes through that pptp tunnel? anyone can assist?
[01:32] <aperson> so, what's the word on the 'grouped wallpapers' in gnome-appearance-preferences?
[01:32] <hazard9> im still a little confused on these though its one of those things you have to play with to get kind of thing?
[01:32] <nancy_> banished, Thank you!!!
[01:32] <keiya> MenZa: And how do you deny sending those messages?
[01:32] <Swian> I kinda like empathy
[01:32] <netbooker> Is it just me or is anyone else annoyed at the things ubuntu changes for the user. Why can't I change the GDM theme in Karmic?
[01:32] <MenZa> keiya: Deny?
[01:32] <nancy_> criss, thank you for finding the article
[01:32] <Guest22682> hi folks i just installed opensshserver last night and it seems to work out of box can anyone give me the details of this configuration do i need to configure anything else?
[01:32] <ChrisOnFacebook> I need some help to install ubuntu 9.10 in RAID 5 or 0+1 or (worst case) just 1 on a machine without OS with a fake RAID controller that doesn't seem to be correctly recognized by the 9.10 SERVER installation CD
[01:32] <manish> menza ok but i am also not able to enable emerald theme manager
[01:32] <Ashfire908> I have a netbook with Ubuntu Netbook Remix 9.10 on it. How do I switch to normal desktop mode?
[01:32] <Out_Cold> MenZa, gpg emails are great for one time transactions but become a pain for IM
[01:32] <keiya> MenZa: State that 'no, you did not send that message'
[01:32] <Swian> I used pigdin before, but empathy is ok
[01:32] <keiya> (Hint, you can't.)
[01:33] <banished> nancy_: to make it persistant, open /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf with a text editor with root privileges and add the line blacklist acer-wmi
[01:33] <mirc-drifter> ubuntu sux
[01:33] <mirc-drifter> sudo rm -rf /
[01:33] <Swian> nice mirc-drifter, you convinced us all
[01:33] <keiya> In OTR, you can forge messages in a conversation, but only if you're one of the two participants
[01:33] <insm0d> ChrisOnFacebook, be wary of cheap RAID
[01:33] <MenZa> !danger | mirc-drifter
[01:33] <nancy_> banished, OK
[01:33] <MenZa> !ops | mirc-drifter
[01:33] <ajmitch> manish: that graphics chipset doesn't play nicely with 3d effects
[01:34] <netbooker> So why does Canoical insist on forcing changes on us?
[01:34] <manish> menza ok but i am also not able to enable emerald theme manager
[01:34]  * keiya shrugs
[01:34] <criss> no probs @nancy
[01:34] <suleman> can anybody give me a link to download matlab for ubuntu for free
[01:34] <MenZa> netbooker: They're not. That was a community decision.
[01:34] <criss> all working now?
[01:34] <MenZa> netbooker: As far as I'm aware, anyway.
[01:34] <keiya> Pidgin is still in the repos.
[01:34] <Out_Cold> netbooker, there is no force... just defaults
[01:34] <Flannel> suleman: MATLAB isn't free
[01:34] <meowpup> anyone know where i can get a small linux bootloader
[01:34] <keiya> It's no longer ;hiding' itself under the Messaging menu :<
[01:34] <suleman> Flannel, but here in nepal we get for free
[01:34] <ChrisOnFacebook> This is the one I have now...
[01:34] <netbooker> Out_Cold, well why remove the ability to change the GDM theme?
[01:34] <MenZa> Pidgin is still available, and the major point which made the developer base change to Empathy was its audio/video support.
[01:34] <hazard9> how do you exit out of man
[01:34] <suleman> Flannel, we never pay for any softwares
[01:34] <soundzzi> does anyone know a screen recorder that works with pulseaudio?
[01:34] <lstarnes> hazard9: q
[01:35] <MenZa> hazard9: 'q'
[01:35] <insm0d> netbooker, I'm being turned off by linux as a whole.  I started checking out FreeBSD and it's a little bit refreshing
[01:35] <suleman> just the cost of CDs and DVDs
[01:35] <Out_Cold> netbooker, you may need to install the appropriate app
[01:35] <ChrisOnFacebook> I am explain more about the RAID problem here : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1315856&highlight=camicia
[01:35] <Flannel> suleman: MATLAB has a Linux version, so however you regularly get MATLAB, you can get the linux version (the box set includes it on the DVD)
[01:35] <major_redhat> insm0d: have you checked out DSL
[01:35] <n8tuser> netbooker -> how did you use to change such?
[01:35] <schultz> Hey, just upgraded to 9.10, My computer speakers are no longer working.  I plugged in an external pair, and that worked for a while, but no longer does.  I get no audio from anything.  Any suggestions?
[01:35] <hazard9> that was quixk
[01:35] <netbooker> MenZa, Its one thing after another, First ctrl+alt backspace dosent kill X, then I get that libnotify, then my tray apps dissappear into the indicator-applet
[01:35] <MenZa> !screencast | soundzzi
[01:35] <Guest22682> empathy doesnt allow for OTR plugin
[01:35] <drawde_> i'm running ubuntu minimal 9.04.. is there a way to go back to the beginning as if i just installed? i've been playing with it but i wanna go back as if i didn't do anything yet without having to reinstall
[01:35] <suleman> i got only matlab for windows in the CD
[01:35] <drawde_> ubuntu's servers are slow tonight, gonna take forever to reinstall
[01:36] <netbooker> insm0d, I think I'm going to go to Fedora (when 12 comes out) or back to Debian
[01:36] <MenZa> netbooker: You're always welcome to find a different distro, or participate in the decision-making process.
[01:36] <Out_Cold> drawde_, without redoing everything you did in reverse, no... fresh install it
[01:36] <major_redhat> i hate to say it but i still run 8.04
[01:36] <Flannel> suleman: With your key you should be able to download it from the Mathworks website.
[01:36] <lmartin92> can you install on a software raid array from the desktop livecd?
[01:36] <hazard9> so if i were to man | why does nothing show up
[01:36] <netbooker> MenZa, I'm not trying to be a jerk or anything about it, but more and more the "community" seems to be jerky to me
[01:36] <prower> major_redhat: What's wrong with that? :> If it works it works
[01:36] <insm0d> yes major_redhat, I've been using linux for about 7 years and didn't mind tweaking it, but lately I want it to work the way I want and that require A LOT of configuration now
[01:36] <mirc-drifter> hey every1 i installed windows 7 and now ubuntu wont boot anymore
[01:36] <Swian> personally netbooker, I've tried a lot of distros and ubuntu has had the best hardware support
[01:36] <suleman> Flannel, key that i get in the matlab for windows cd?
[01:36] <MenZa> !fixgrub | mirc-drifter
[01:36] <Guest22682> i think the community are communists
[01:37] <MenZa> mirc-drifter: I hope you've fixed your attitude, or you can't expect much help from us.
[01:37] <major_redhat> prower: well i tweaked it so much that it boots in roughly 20 seconds
[01:37] <netbooker> Swian, Most everything I tried has the support. Ubuntu just makes me have to configure everything back to a usable state.
[01:37] <suleman> Flannel, can u give me the link to download matlab where i can put the key
[01:37] <Guest22682> the community gets mad at you if you iwant to install a firewall
[01:37] <Swerve> Does anyone know how one may be able to view the size of a buffer being used for a string in a C++ program?
[01:37] <Flannel> suleman: In all recent versions a license (for individuals--such as buying the software) gives you two concurrent installs, yes.
[01:37] <drawde_> how about this, is there a ubuntu minimal where it doesn't have to downlaod everything?
[01:37] <Swian> netbooker, everything works for me fine, don't know what you're tweaking
[01:37] <Flannel> drawde_: The alternate CD
[01:37] <major_redhat> prower: and from what i've heard, 9.10 has boot times that are ridicoulsly longer than mine
[01:37] <Flannel> suleman: No, you'll have to browse the mathworks website
[01:37] <hazard9> alright another dumb question is there such a thing as a batch file in linux
[01:37] <insm0d> mirc-drifter, that is because Windows 7 wrote over grub with it's own bootloader
[01:38] <MenZa> hazard9: there's shell scripts.
[01:38] <tophyr> init: Unable to execute "/bin/sh" for rcS: Stale NFS file handle
[01:38] <tophyr> init: rcS main process (780) terminated with status 255
[01:38] <MenZa> hazard9: What are you trying to achieve?
[01:38] <Out_Cold> Guest22682, you have a firewall set by default on linux.. it's what makes it safer than winblows
[01:38] <tophyr> how boned am i? i see this on startup/
[01:38] <suleman> Flannel, i bought a dvd, i have 2 keys,each for standalone and network computer
[01:38] <hazard9> learn ubuntu\linux
[01:38] <Flannel> suleman: Right.  That works for Windows, Linux, and OSX.
[01:38] <MenZa> hazard9: Well, shell scripts can do what .bat scripts do in Windows. And about everything else .bat scripts won't do.
[01:38] <prower> major_redhat, I haven't found boot-time in 9.10 to be all that bad to be honest, but once it actually -boots- there's plenty of other problems to deal with :P
[01:38] <netbooker> Swian, I'm not talking about just having it work.  They change so much. I'm not against making it easier for the non-tech user, but I also dont want to jump through hoops just to kill the X server or to do anything non point-click
[01:39] <insm0d> yes hazard9, it's known as a shell script.  It's not exactly the same as a batch file though
[01:39] <tophyr> Out_Cold, windows has a firewall on by default as well. linux's strongest point in consumer safety is the fact that there aren't many virii/malware written for linux
[01:39] <Flannel> suleman: My DVD had all three OSs on the DVD.  I suggest you contact mathworks if you have questions.  But you should bebale to find it on the website.
[01:39] <hazard9> i know windows pretty well now its time to become a real network/computer guy
[01:39] <Guest22682> what is the default openssh config?
[01:39] <Swian> can't say I've had that problem netbooker, guess it depends on what you do
[01:39] <suleman> Flannel, i m surfing
[01:39] <major_redhat> prower: bootchart says i have a 16.5 second bootup time....whats the average boot time for 9.10 anyways?
[01:39] <hazard9> but works along the same lines as a batch
[01:40] <Out_Cold> i read somewhere that a MS computer has about 45 mins from the time it's freshly installed and connected to the internet to become infected in some form
[01:40] <hazard9> just like it took me some time to learn irc
[01:40] <suleman> Flannel, i think i can't find it
[01:40] <prower> major_redhat: I wouldn't be able to tell you to be honest, you might be able to find statistics online...with my machine (dual core 1.86GHz with a sad 1GB of RAM :P) it's only about...14-15 tops.
[01:40] <netbooker> Swian, I install the official NVIDIA drivers. Even when I want to change the GDM theme, they took that option out
[01:40] <hazard9> i want to understand as much as possible
[01:40] <suleman> Flannel, u gotta go thru a series of steps
[01:40] <courpse> Out_Cold, The process starts when you put the windows disk in your drive.
[01:40] <tophyr> courpse lol
[01:40] <suleman> and at last it asks for my credit card number of sth.
[01:40] <insm0d> hazard9, shell scripting is sort of different, but basically if you can use the shell to do useful stuff, you just put the commands you would normally use in a shell script and execute the script
[01:41] <Flannel> suleman: https://www.mathworks.com/accesslogin/index_new.jsp
[01:41] <hazard9> though i am working on a project that may not be completely legal with out authorization if anyone wants to hit me up on the side
[01:41] <Guest22682> how do i tunnel vino through open ssh
[01:41] <major_redhat> prower: my machine is sadder than yours --> 1.2 ghz solo-core with 512 mb RAM
[01:41] <Out_Cold> courpse, agreed, but it "could" be safe if it never ever touched the internet..
[01:41] <DanaG> yay for serial console!
[01:41] <Ashfire908> Can you group contacts in Empathy like you could in Pidgin?
[01:41] <tophyr> Out_Cold more seriously, that's a gross exaggeration. almost all windows insecurities are caused by poor usage
[01:41] <courpse> Out_Cold, And if you had no cdrom drive after installation.
[01:41] <DanaG> Something randomly decided to devour all my memory, and I had to use serial console to kill it.
[01:41] <suleman> Flannel, i dont have an account
[01:41] <hazard9> so it is a more powerful tool in other words by quite a bit
[01:42] <courpse> A windows box can be just as secure as a nix box, it just takes more to do it.
[01:42] <tophyr> blindly hitting "Ok, install this IE Addon" without using a clue of thought as to what it is, for example
[01:42] <insm0d> hazard9, check out this link http://freeos.com/guides/lsst/
[01:42] <Flannel> suleman: Yes, you do.  You cannot install the software without creating one.
[01:42] <Guest22682> i want to connect to vino securely
[01:42] <prower> major_redhat: ...Yeah, that's a lot of tweaking for that kind of boot time then :> Wow
[01:42] <netbooker> Swian, Oh well. I guess Ubuntu isn't for me. It feels like Windows, making us go a certain way because they felt it was better.
[01:42] <suleman> Flannel, ok i wil make
[01:42] <Flannel> suleman: Freenode is not the place to go looking for pirating software.  Please go elsewhere.
[01:42] <suleman> Flannel, plz wait for me
[01:42] <Swian> you can always go debian netbooker
[01:42] <Swian> or countless distros
[01:42] <meowpup> anyone know where i can get a small linux bootloader
[01:42] <criss> ANyone here in Port Elizabeth or close by???
[01:42] <Out_Cold> netbooker, try another DE or WM
[01:42] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, VNC?
[01:43] <hazard9> wow that will come in a lot of help
[01:43] <netbooker> Out_Cold, No, Gnome is good. Its that I cant change the Login screen theme.
[01:43] <Guest22682> the default remote desktop on karmic vino a vnc clone
[01:43] <hazard9> anyway to bring up two or more chat servers in xchat
[01:43] <hawke> Hello all...apport is supposed to run when an app crashes, right, assuming I have it set to start in /etc/default/apport, and assuming it appears in /proc/sys/kernel/core_pattern?
[01:43] <Out_Cold> netbooker, i'm sure you can... just gotta figure it out
[01:43] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, one sec...
[01:43] <major_redhat> prower: yeah i disabled alot of stuff that my machine obviously didnt need to run at starup
[01:43] <courpse> hazard9, press ctrl+t, that will open a new server tab in the tree.
[01:43] <Flannel> hazard9: Yes
[01:43] <Out_Cold> netbooker, they don't make things "uncustomizable" in linux
[01:44] <hawke> So I'm wondering what I have to to in order to get it to run...
[01:44] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: i already have openssh installed
[01:44] <Swian> wow, the login screen theme? netbooker, really, can you change that in windows?
[01:44] <courpse> Swian, you can with a hack.
[01:44] <MenZa> Swian: Not by Microsoft's choice.
[01:44] <netbooker> Out_Cold, this explains it http://www.ubuntumini.com/2009/09/hack-karmics-gdm-login-screen.html
[01:44] <suman> hi guys, what can i use to play .mid files in ubuntu?
[01:44] <Swian> you can hack anything
[01:44] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, you can ssh in right?
[01:44] <courpse> But really, your going to pack a poo and change distro's coz you can change the theme of the login section of a os?
[01:45] <suleman> Flannel, hey i made the accoutn
[01:45] <Guest22682> yeah sftp works throught the standard connect to server button
[01:45] <netbooker> Swian, What's with the "If you dont like it you're stupid" attitude?
[01:45] <insm0d> courpse, that and less have been dealbreakers for me and many
[01:45] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, you will need to set up a "local" port tunnel.
[01:45] <suleman> Flannel, i can c only the link to purchasse it
[01:45] <Swian> it's more of a performance question netbooker
[01:45] <hawke> Do I need to set my core size limit or something
[01:45] <Colonel_Panik_> suman, the standard movie player will play them
[01:45] <netbooker> courpse, It's just annoying that they would think to take that out.
[01:45] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, I'll look up the port, one sec.
[01:45] <xfire8>  i got this error after i restart computer in linux http://img392.imageshack.us/img392/2618/senzatitolo1copiaee3.jpg what to do ?( its only in linux(
[01:46] <suman> Colonel_Panik_: you mean, like vlc??
[01:46] <Swian> and netbooker, it doesn't make you stupid, just picky
[01:46] <Guest22682> ok thanks
[01:46] <Colonel_Panik_> suman,  no, the Ubuntu movieplayer
[01:46] <insm0d> xfire8, I'm sorry, but the people on this channel cannot help you.  Try contacting the Linux kernel team
[01:46] <netbooker> Swian, So it's bad that I want it my way (customized) and not to just go with what some company picks as default?
[01:47] <xfire8> insm0d ? : how i get them
[01:47] <hawke> I get 'Segmentation fault' at the command prompt, and I see "segfault at blah blah" appearing in the syslog
[01:47] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, PuTTY or ssh command line?
[01:47] <netbooker> Swian, if that's the case why even go linux
[01:47] <suman> Colonel_Panik_: alrite cool.. thanks
[01:47] <Roasted> Does anybody know if its possible to install kubuntu 9.10 on virtualbox yet? I know virtualbox had a problem with it and disabled functionality of installing 9.10 kubuntu on it - any word on it yet?
[01:47] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: i just installed the openssh-server from repo
[01:47] <Swian> nope netbooker, but then again, you don't get a lot of choices in other os's so it seems petty to me for something like that
[01:48] <Colonel_Panik_> suman type in totem in a command line
[01:48] <hawke> ...or is there a way to force apport to process a command that I know will segfault, when it does?
[01:48] <netbooker> Swian, I'm just dissapointed that Canoical is dumbing down ubuntu
[01:48] <suman> tem
[01:48] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, no, I'm talking client-side. Is the computer you are connecting _from_ Windows or Ubuntu/Linux
[01:48] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: ubuntu
[01:49] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, have you used ssh before?
[01:49] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: i just used the connect to server button in menu and it worked
[01:49] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, I mean a SSH terminal.
[01:50] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: not yet
[01:50] <suman> Colonel_Panik_: thanks dude..
[01:50] <Swian> well, netbooker, just to put it in perspective, I have windows 7, XP, 2008 server, OS X running and I don't (out of the box) have a choice for login themes
[01:50] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, open a terminal (just a normal bash terminal). Have you used a terminal before?
[01:51] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: yeah its like command prompt
[01:51] <courpse> Ashfire908, Try just answering the whole question.
[01:51] <nancy_> banished, you still here?
[01:51] <ChrisOnFacebook> I need some help to install ubuntu 9.10 in RAID 5 or 0+1 or (worst case) just 1 on a machine without OS with a fake RAID controller that doesn't seem to be correctly recognized by the 9.10 SERVER installation CD. If you know how to help me please answer on this message: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8253442#post8253442
[01:51] <isthatall1> not that I need any help, but good god how can any channel be helpful with 1600+ users in it?!?
[01:51] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: hold on the clientside is checking my ubuntu cd for defects at the moment
[01:51] <Ashfire908> courpse, just trying to narrow down skill and stuff, and I was just about to.
[01:52] <Cainus> hey all... can anyone tell me why I have to sudo to run my server on port 80, but not 8080?
[01:52] <KB1JWQ> Cainus: Sure!
[01:52] <courpse> isthatall1, alot of people get help in here, :) as long as questions an answers are tags with appropiate nicknames, its very useful.
[01:52] <KB1JWQ> Cainus: Only root can bind to low ports.
[01:52] <nancy_> criss, you in here still?
[01:52] <KB1JWQ> Cainus: The first 1024 are designated as reserved.
[01:52] <Cainus> KB1JWQ: okay fair enough :)  thanks!
[01:53] <KB1JWQ> Cainus: That's a *nixism that predates ubuntu significantly.  Reason being is that you don't want just any user to stand up a web server, or email server. :-)
[01:53] <legs132> hi all!
[01:53] <KB1JWQ> !hi | legs132
[01:53] <legs132> :D
[01:54] <Sirisian_> Where the initial task_struct defined in the kernel source?
[01:54] <Cainus> KB1JWQ: it doesn't really stop you from running one on higher ports though... I don't see how it serves anyone
[01:55] <boy> #jakarta
[01:55] <insm0d> okay guys, I have one.  I'm at work right now so I can't test it, but I've had trouble writing CDs.  http://paste.ubuntu.com/310623/ is a lot of info.  Juicy stuff is in the 500s
[01:55] <hazard9> ok so how connections can one wireless adapter get at a time and is there anyway to change it so it can get more
[01:55] <Sirisian_> Well not so much defined but initialized. I've been looking for where the default values are set.
[01:56] <courpse> Cainus, low level ports, 0-1023 are common ports that have designated protocols on.
[01:56] <manny> MANNY
[01:57] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: ok no errors found booting into ubun2 now
[01:57] <KB1JWQ> Cainus: The low ports are where any recognized service lives.  You can spin up a mailserver on 2525, but nobody'll peer with you. :-)
[01:57] <aperson> is there a way to change the whitebalance on my webcam?
[01:57] <aperson> or the hsv?
[01:57] <manny> A GOOD PROGRAM FOR PHOTO EDETING
[01:57] <Cainus> urls make it pretty easy for http traffic though
[01:57] <Swian> manny gimp
[01:58] <Ashfire908> hazard9, usally, one.
[01:58] <KB1JWQ> Cainus: This standard predates http. :-)
[01:58] <epinky> hazard9: check hostapd and vap support capabilities
[01:58] <Cainus> ah okay... fair enough
[01:58] <Guest22682> aperson: ekiga can do it
[01:58] <Cainus> alright...thanks again guys
[01:58] <insm0d> manny, rules 31 and 32
[01:58] <manny> IT  TRIED IT BUT I CANT USE IT
[01:58] <aperson> Guest22682, it seems the picture is a tad yellow, I'd like to change that globally
[01:59] <Guest22682> aperson: use ekiga thats what i did
[01:59] <aperson> I was hoping there was an app that could do that (I really would hope cheese would have this feature)
[01:59] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: ok i have a terminal up
[01:59] <aperson> Guest22682, oh, gotcha.  too bad I removed ekiga
[01:59] <xguru_> anyone had sound issues with karmic fresh install?
[01:59] <manny> I CANT USE MY IPOD
[02:00] <Blank__> perhaps it's for the best, manny
[02:00] <Swian> manny turn off the caps
[02:00] <manny> okay
[02:00] <manny> im new to the prog
[02:00] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, this command will open a tunnel to the remote machine on VNC's port. ssh -L [port]:<IP_ADDRESS>:5900 user@host      Then connect to your client machine (<IP_ADDRESS>) with vnc to [port]. (replace [port] with a port, if not sure, 56200 is fine)
[02:00] <Guest22682> aperson: cut and paste the source from ekigas settings editor section into cheese and recompile
[02:01] <aperson> Guest22682, I'm suuure that'd work
[02:01] <DG19075> i don' get clean restarts and the volume control disappears after a reboot
[02:02] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, source code doesn't work like that...
[02:02] <aperson> I mean, if it was python I'd give it a shot maybe
[02:02] <DG19075> not sure what is up with those 2 issues
[02:02] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: run this command on the server side?
[02:02] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, no, client side.
[02:03] <Mike9863> I just did a fresh install of Karmic and I'm having quite a few problems, mainly with Firefox. I'm unable to install Firefox addons (I get an error 228), for about 5 minutes I wasn't able to access google.com and instead I was being redirected to some weird site, and now when I try to go to some sites Firefox treats it like a file and asks me if I should open or save it. Can anyone help because this is getting really annoying.
[02:03] <Ashfire908> Mike9863, firefox -228?
[02:04] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: whats the user@host part the login to my serverside?
[02:04] <Mike9863> Ashfire908: I get error 228 when I try to install addons
[02:04] <Ashfire908> Mike9863, all those issues sound like a proxy messing with your http data.
[02:04] <Mike9863> Ashfire908: I don't recall doing anything to mess with my network, how can I fix this?
[02:05] <criss> i need codecs for like everything ... anyone wanna help?
[02:05] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, yes.
[02:06] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: so if i run this command on my server side i can get my servers desktop?
[02:06] <Ashfire908> Mike9863, I don't know what's causing it and I don't think I can help you narrow it down, but from experence that's the stuff proxies can do to your internet.
[02:06] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, no, run the command client-side.
[02:06] <aperson> criss: sudo aptitude install gstreamer0.10-plugins?
[02:07] <aperson> that'd install all gstreamer plugins
[02:07] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, this command will connect to your server-side system and open a ssh tunnel.
[02:08] <criss> thanks
[02:08] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: but the ip of my server is <IP_ADDRESS>
[02:09] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, heh I wanted you to replace user and host with the appropriate values.
[02:09] <randomusr> which is the best sound server; Pulseaudio, oss, or alsa?
[02:10] <Ashfire908> randomusr, alsa and oss are not sound servers, they deal with the actual hardware.
[02:10] <randomusr> Ashfire908, what is the sound server in linux then?
[02:10] <hawke> pulseaudio or esd
[02:11] <hawke> among others
[02:11] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: it says bad local forwarding specification
[02:11] <Ashfire908> randomusr, also, to my knoledge, oss is legacy. pulseaudio is the sound server. pulseaudio replaced esd in ubuntu
[02:11] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, one sec.
[02:12] <randomusr> Ashfire908, why is it so difficult to get sound that responds like it does in windows?
[02:12] <aperson> Guest22682, I looked around ekiga and couldn't find anything related to setting the hsv of the camera
[02:12] <randomusr> volume is never really accurate and varies greatly from program to program
[02:13] <Ashfire908> randomusr, Pulseaudio has issues because it's relativaly new, or if you meant why it's different, it's cause you are not on windows.
[02:13] <Guest22682> aperson: i know it changes the white balance just turn on the camera and click the settings icon next to the camera on/off icon
[02:13] <Ashfire908> randomusr, ignore last message
[02:13] <xguru_> i don't have sound in karmic....any ideas?
[02:13] <Ashfire908> randomusr, I don't know.
[02:13] <randomusr> Ashfire908, I know I'm using linux, bu sheesh
[02:13] <Vashta_Nerada> Hi guys!  To run a basic http site can I just install ubuntu server with apache2 and not bother with MySQL and Perl/Python/PHP.  Or do I Have to install one or all, and why?  In other words, to run a http server must I always use LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL and Perl/Python/PHP)?
[02:14] <aperson> Guest22682, I can't just turn my camera on
[02:14] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, did you replace [port] in the command with something like 56200?
[02:14] <aperson> Vashta_Nerada, just install apache2
[02:14] <cody__> Hello. Im trying to uninstall the flash plugin. I type sudo apt-get remove -f adobe-flashplugin. It always "Exited with status 2"  What is wrong?
[02:14] <randomusr> Ashfire908, could it have to do with the way pulseaudio communicates with the hardware through the drivers for my audio device?
[02:14] <aperson> Vashta_Nerada, no need for the rest if you don't want it
[02:14] <Ashfire908> randomusr, sorry, ignore that one message. Pulseaudio is new, and I think not all the kinks are worked out yet.
[02:15] <RyanD> Vashta_Nerada: I don't know why you wouldn't though.
[02:15] <Guest22682> aperson: change the device setting for ekiga to use it
[02:15] <aperson> Guest22682, it is set to my webcam, iirc
[02:15] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: yes and it says 200 is bad local forwarding spec
[02:15] <Ashfire908> randomusr, for pulseaudio, this is how it works: program (sound)-> pulseaudio -> alsa -> hardware
[02:15] <felo0315> quien habla español???
[02:16] <Guest22682> aperson: iirc?
[02:16] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, 1-1024 is reserved for root (which is why i recommended something like 56200
[02:16] <bastidrazor> !es | felo0315
[02:16] <Vashta_Nerada> RyanD: I suppose just to be able to keep the configuration light.  If I can get away with it I'd like to explore the system slowly.  Get to know the file and directories over time.
[02:16] <randomusr> Ashfire908, where does the driver fall into place? between alsa and hardware?
[02:16] <aperson> Guest22682, if I recall correctly
[02:16] <Guest22682> aperson: unplug it and plug it back in then try and turn it on
[02:16] <Ashfire908> bastidrazor, you beat me!
[02:16] <Ashfire908> randomusr, yes.
[02:16] <aperson> Guest22682, this is a built in webcam
[02:16] <Vashta_Nerada> thank you both for your answer
[02:17] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: i know my number keys a few are broke i typed what you told me
[02:17] <suleman> can any1 help me with a link to download matlab for ubuntu for free
[02:17] <randomusr> ok
[02:17] <aperson> suleman: you've asked that a couple of times and got an answer
[02:17] <Vashta_Nerada> oh, and also I ask just because it's a question that came to me and wasn't answered in the book...
[02:17] <Guest22682> aperson: and the button for ekiga wont turn your cam on?
[02:17] <suleman> aperson, i havent yet
[02:18] <cody__> I can not ermove Adobe Package for Flash Plugin. Tried synaptic. What can i do?
[02:18] <sujit> hey can i install 64 bit 9.10 over my 32 bit 9.04
[02:18] <Guest22682> jayne: boot suleman he keeps asking for pirate soft
[02:18] <aperson> suleman: would you like me to check my logs, I'm pretty sure it isn't coincidental that someone keeps asking for free matlab
[02:19] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, did you type "-L" or "-l"? sorry, but the command I gave you works on my stuff.
[02:19] <aperson> Guest22682, I see no button.  I've gone into the video config, but I don't see a specific button for the webcam
[02:19] <suleman> aperson, hey we get it for free in nepal
[02:19] <sujit> can any1 help me?
[02:19] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: capital
[02:19] <criss> im trying to install the googleearth.bin file any help??? please
[02:19] <aperson> sujit, you'd have to install it fresh
[02:19] <aperson> criss, you need to be more specific
[02:20] <sujit> ya i will but will it give any problem?
[02:20] <criss> i have an old version of ubuntu 6.06.1 willit work?
[02:20] <autodidakt> hi i just ibstalled 10.4 on my mashine but my network wont work. alreadry reastarted the network. its an nforce chipset
[02:20] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: i dont get how i can bind a port on my server using a command on the client
[02:20] <Pelo> criss, open a terminal , cd to the foldder where googleearth.bin is  then type sudo ./googleearth.bin and enjoy , or whatever the file name is
[02:20] <sujit> aperson?
[02:20] <aperson> criss, you don't know until you try?  I'd use google's repository personally
[02:21] <Guest22682> aperson: its on the main screen
[02:21] <gvd> hello, I am trying to set up tangerine media sharing, and I am hitting all sorts of problems.  I am new to ubuntu.  I installed the application with no problem.  Then, when I go to set up the preferences, the application does not launch.  I tried launching the application from whatever the ubuntu equivelant to the finder is and I get the archive manager.  I tried launching the .exe from the terminal with no luck.  I hit an error: "Un
[02:21] <gvd> Does anyone have any thoughts
[02:21] <Pudgy> autodidakt: ... you do know 10.4 is alpha right?
[02:21] <Pelo> criss, you can get 8.04 for free y0ou know
[02:21] <gvd> or how to fix it?
[02:21] <Othello> hi all
[02:21] <criss> okay i think sh command sorts that out thanks
[02:21] <ubuntu> oi
[02:21] <Guest22682> aperson: its an icon that looks like a round webcam
[02:21] <scarra3> Hey where can I download the ubuntu source
[02:21] <autodidakt> pudge: yeah kibda thought most thibgs should still work ^^
[02:21] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, the client ssh opens a port locally ([port]) and forwards connections to it to <IP_ADDRESS> on the remote side on port 5900 with the command I gave you.
[02:21] <ubuntu> alguém ai é do brasil
[02:21] <ubuntu> ?
[02:21] <aperson> Guest22682, I have one that looks like wireless bars
[02:21] <criss> yeah i know but im in South Africa and everything's slow around here
[02:22] <Pudgy> autodidakt: that was maybe a bit optimistic ;)
[02:22] <criss> im new to ubuntu and linux for that matter just installed it like 4 hours ago so ive been messing around the whole time
[02:22] <criss> im trying to get a hold of 9.10 now form someone
[02:22] <Nehal> to get into a specific ssh server, i first need to SSH into an intermediate server, and then from there i can get into the final server... is there anyway to 'bridge' to the final server transparently without going through the middle one first?
[02:22] <aperson> Guest22682, do I need to set up an acct first?
[02:22] <autodidakt> pudgy: y but mb s1 has an idea ^^
[02:22] <joam> criss welcome to freedom=]
[02:23] <ubuntu> tem alguém ai?
[02:23] <joam> criss bittorrent is fastest
[02:23] <ubuntu> 15d25e52a15d5t1f5*@#  encripted
[02:24] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: so if the commabnd worked i would tell vino viewer to connect to a local port?
[02:24] <courpse> !brazil
[02:24] <aperson> Guest22682, found it, I had to change the view from the default one
[02:24] <Guest22682> aperson: no its just the local cam go to view at the top and make sure it says view local webcam
[02:24] <criss> yeah man freedom is ee lol ... i dunno why i havent used linux sooner geez i love it already
[02:24] <xfire8> if someone know how to help me i give hive him torrentleech user , in PRIVATE
[02:24] <Guest22682> aperson: then the buttons should show up
[02:24] <sujit> 'E:Type 'deb-sr' is not known on line 53 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list, E:The list of sources could not be read.'.............................can some 1 tell me how to remove this error
[02:25] <Guest22682> aperson: on the main window
[02:25] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, yes, [port], and then it would connect. For vino viewer (that remote vierwer thing), user for the host <IP_ADDRESS>:[port]
[02:25] <aperson> Guest22682, I have it now, you have to have 'show dial panel' checked under view
[02:25] <courpse> xfire8, Thats a good way to get banned.
[02:25] <aperson> Guest22682, thanks
[02:25] <courpse> !warez
[02:25] <autodidakt> pudgy: btw it is 9.1 was cobnfused sry u git an idea for that? ^^
[02:25] <prower> courpse: So is saying hello in a "funny" manner apparently, you never know what will get you banned around here :P
[02:25] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, that or <IP_ADDRESS>::[port] can't remember
[02:26] <Guest22682> aperson: your welcome then u can change white balance there, thats how i did it i dont know if there is a better way
[02:26] <xfire8> if someone know how to help me i give hive him torrentleech user , in PRIVATE
[02:26] <autodidakt> so to all again: 9.1 nforce no lan :(
[02:26]  * courpse shakes head.
[02:26] <prower> xfire8: Cut that crap out
[02:26] <bastidrazor> sujit: deb-sr should be deb-src  .. change that then reload or apt-get update.. should be fine then.
[02:26] <aperson> !op | xfire8
[02:26] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: ok that makes sense but why is it saying bad spec
[02:26] <sujit> how should i change
[02:26] <nalioth> xfire8: please stay on topic  :)
[02:27] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, so you typed ssh -L 56200:<IP_ADDRESS>:5900 user@host?
[02:27] <Guest22682> no i dont think you included the first : Ashfire908
[02:28] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: or i missed it while writing the command
[02:28] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, oh, that's the issue.
[02:29] <pythoneer> I'm a hardcore gamer, I guess linux isn't for me?
[02:29] <Donavan01> has anyone had any issues with the usb-creator on the netbook remix not working ?
[02:29] <courpse> pythoneer, Correct.
[02:30] <aperson> pythoneer, depends on what games you play
[02:30] <autodidakt> guys noone a clue why nforce network doesnt work with 9.1?
[02:30] <haitiankid4lyf> what size partitions should i make for a fresh ubuntu install
[02:30] <aperson> haitiankid4lyf, I'd say at least 4gb for your /
[02:30] <pythoneer> Warcraft 3, Counter-strike, Quake Live, Heroes of newerth, battlefield heroes
[02:30] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: wow thanks :)
[02:30] <haitiankid4lyf> autodidakt: works for me
[02:30] <Donavan01> haitiankid4lyf :  are you running any other os?
[02:30] <aperson> haitiankid4lyf, that is, if you're doing a separate /home/
[02:30] <szudo44> how can i change deb-sr to deb-src
[02:31] <Ashfire908> pythoneer, not natively...
[02:31] <haitiankid4lyf> aperson: yeah also how big should /boot be also ext2 3 4?
[02:31] <aperson> pythoneer, the first four work in wine iirc
[02:31] <haitiankid4lyf> Donavan01: yeah ill have either xp or 7 with it
[02:31] <bastidrazor> szudo44: in a terminal type: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[02:31] <aperson> haitiankid4lyf, you don't really need to specify those separately
[02:31] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: so if i wasnt local i can also do this provided i know my public ip and have the [port] open on firewall?
[02:31] <szudo44> bastidrazor :then after that?
[02:31] <Donavan01> haitiankid4lyf :  how big is your drive
[02:31] <Colonel_Panik_> pythoneer, which is better for gaming XBox or PS3 or Vista(XP and Windows included)
[02:31] <haitiankid4lyf> aperson: will i still be able to recover grub if i dont?
[02:32] <haitiankid4lyf> Donavan01: 1tb
[02:32] <Ashfire908> pythoneer, you could dual-boot linux and windows and use windows for gaming, or you could use wine or simialr things.
[02:32] <pythoneer> Win 7
[02:32] <aperson> haitiankid4lyf, yessir
[02:32] <bastidrazor> szudo44: that opens an editor. change the file and save.
[02:32] <bieb> anyone here know how to connect a Creative Zen Touch with Ubuntu 9.10 so I can transfer mp3 file to and from the device?
[02:32] <courpse> pythoneer, Yout kidding me right?
[02:32] <courpse> Win7 is best for gaming?
[02:32] <haitiankid4lyf> do i need swap?
[02:32] <pythoneer> yeah latest directx
[02:32] <Donavan01> haitiankid4lyf : I would give ubuntu atleast 10% of that drive should be a problem with a TB
[02:32] <aperson> haitiankid4lyf, the only good reason I can think of for putting /boot on it's own is if you're really tweaking for boot speed
[02:32] <bastidrazor> szudo44: in a terminal type: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade   ..after making the changes
[02:32] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, and the port forwarded on your route (unless you are directly connected to the net)
[02:32] <courpse> I dont think your a hardcore gamer, :/
[02:32] <Donavan01> *shouldnt
[02:33] <pythoneer> sure XP runs faster
[02:33] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: so this encrypts the vino traffic?
[02:33] <pythoneer> but I like 7
[02:33] <aperson> well, there is a #windows for a reason
[02:33] <haitiankid4lyf> Donavan01: "should be a probleam" or shouldn't?
[02:33] <Donavan01> 7 and xp run about the same
[02:33] <Ashfire908> guest22682 i bumped enter, one sec
[02:33] <Donavan01> haitiankid4lyf :  shouldn't
[02:33] <Colonel_Panik_> pythoneer, what good is an X Box then?
[02:33] <nolan__> why are you talking about windows here this is blasphemy
[02:34] <haitiankid4lyf> hehe scared me for a second Donavan01
[02:34] <pythoneer> This is MADNESS!
[02:34] <Donavan01> haitiankid4lyf :  that would give you about 100gb which would be plenty
[02:34] <pythoneer> Madness?
[02:34] <pythoneer> THIS IS WINDOWS!
[02:34] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, yes and no. You need to forward the ssh port on your router (unless you are directly connected to the net) to your system (the server).
[02:34] <aperson> !windows
[02:34] <haitiankid4lyf> aperson: order shouldnt matter?
[02:34] <BloodyIron> hi, my sound stopped working  after killing VLC, it wont come back up after reboots. can i get some help with this please?
[02:34] <Guest22682> jayne: booy pythoneer he is trolling about windows in ubuntu support
[02:34] <aperson> haitiankid4lyf, not for most people
[02:35] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, tunneling ssh will encrypt the data being tunneling, so yes.
[02:35] <Colonel_Panik_> I am hard core Linux and I think Linux is for computing and game machines are for games thats all.
[02:35] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: so what is the advantage of creating a gpg key using seahorse for ssh?
[02:36] <somyb> i used to connect to net with pppoeconf as there was a bug in the gnome-network manager .now after i updated the network manger i cannot use it .it shows network not managed.can any one help?
[02:36] <gvd> hello, I am trying to set up tangerine media sharing, and I am hitting all sorts of problems.  I am new to ubuntu.  I installed the application with no problem.  Then, when I go to set up the preferences, the application does not launch.  I tried launching the application from whatever the ubuntu equivelant to the finder is and I get the archive manager.  I tried launching the .exe from the terminal with no luck.  I hit an error: "Un
[02:36] <Donavan01> im trying to get my ubuntu 9.10 netbook remix on to my USB flash drive but the USB creator on the ISO doesnt seem to work and my Linux machine is down (the reason for the question) so Im stuck with windows
[02:36] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, techinally, none. You don't use a gpg key for ssh. You use an ssh key for ssh.
[02:36] <plut0> just installed 9.10 with encryption and it won't boot, /dev/mapper/crypt1p1 does not exist, any idea how to fix this?
[02:36] <joam> is it ok to use both gnome keyring and kde wallet (separately) on the same system?
[02:36] <gvd> does anyone have any thoughts on what that is or how to fix it
[02:37] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: so there is no point in making an SSH key?
[02:37] <aperson> gvd: what's the error the program spits out when you run it in the terminal?
[02:37] <prower> joam: Well yes, but you'll likely wind up with two sets of passwords stored in two separate places
[02:37] <bastidrazor> Guest22682: if you want passwordless ssh, or key authentication.. then yes there is a point.
[02:37] <szudo44> bastidrazor :thank u very much it worked
[02:37] <somyb> i used to connect to net with pppoeconf as there was a bug in the gnome-network manager .now after i updated the network manger i cannot use it .it shows network not managed.can any one help?
[02:37] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: this isnt sending my system pass unsecured is it before the wormhole is established
[02:37] <aperson> gvd: you can always try to sudo aptitude purge <programname> then aptitude clean, then re-install it
[02:38] <BloodyIron> hi, my sound stopped working  after killing VLC, it wont come back up after reboots. can i get some help with this please?
[02:38] <bastidrazor> szudo44: good luck with your apt-getting.
[02:38] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, i can't type as fast as you.
[02:38] <szudo44> ya thanks
[02:38] <BELLINXFELON> how can i upgrade my distro through terminal
[02:38] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: whay whats wrong disability?
[02:38] <bastidrazor> !upgrade | BELLINXFELON
[02:38] <bigjocker> BELLINXFELON, sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude full-upgrade
[02:39] <haitiankid4lyf> aperson: should i have a swap?
[02:39] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, among some pluses to having your own key (i don't know them), you can add the key to the ssh agent with your password and you will not need to keep entering your password. (the whole agent thing is transparent on ubuntu.)
[02:39] <plut0> just installed 9.10 with encryption and it won't boot, /dev/mapper/crypt1p1 does not exist, any idea how to fix this?
[02:39] <aperson> haitiankid4lyf, how much ram do you have, generally yes.  If you want hibernation, yes.
[02:39] <bastidrazor> haitiankid4lyf: do you plan on hibernating or suspending your computer?
[02:39] <aperson> bastidrazor, suspend does not use swap iirc
[02:39] <bilingual> Hello all
[02:39] <somyb> ok i unistalled it but to no avail
[02:39] <haitiankid4lyf> aperson: 4
[02:39] <j2daosh> hey all
[02:39] <Tommer> I have a tricky problem.
[02:39] <Tommer> I bound the "r" key to a function in the configuration editor and when I unbound it, the key didn't return to it's original function (it didn't print r)I have a tricky problem.
[02:39] <Tommer> I bound the "r" key to a function in the configuration editor and when I unbound it, the key didn't return to it's original function (it didn't print r)
[02:39] <haitiankid4lyf> bastidrazor: yeah
[02:39] <FloodBot2> Tommer: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:40] <gvd> aperson, i did uninstall the application and reinstall but keep hitting the same issue.  I'm assuming from what I have gathered, that the .exe has a gui and everything, but I don't know how to launch it.  I keep getting to the archiver
[02:40] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, no, just not as fast. when logging into ssh, the encryption is set up before authencation and data passes, so no.
[02:40] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: i see so the plus is not having to type passwords good to know thanks
[02:40] <funkiwan> How can I, via keyboard, navigate and select among the "Show list of known applications" in the "Run Application" dialog?
[02:40] <bastidrazor> aperson: from my understanding it is the other way around.. hibernation uses disk space and suspend uses RAM
[02:40] <bilingual> wow, alot are chatting I see
[02:40] <aperson> haitiankid4lyf, that's what I was saying
[02:40] <j2daosh> im kinda stuck here. I am running an edubuntu virtual server that I installed about 2 years ago.
[02:40] <aperson> err
[02:40] <funkiwan> currently, it seems i have to tab a bunch of times until the list has focus. there has got to be a better way.
[02:40] <haitiankid4lyf> aperson: bastidrazor what would be an optimal size?
[02:40] <bastidrazor> haitiankid4lyf: then you need at most 2GB .. more isn't really needed.
[02:40] <aperson> that was for bastidrazor
[02:40] <haitiankid4lyf> oh ok
[02:40] <aperson> haitiankid4lyf, twice your ram is recommended
[02:40] <j2daosh> Linux EdUbuntu 2.6.20-16-generic #2 SMP Thu Jun 7 20:19:32 UTC 2007 i686 GNU/Linux
[02:41] <j2daosh> i need to get updated, but i cant seem to because all the old sources have changed ip's or something
[02:41] <Tommer> I have a tricky problem. I bound the "r" key to a function in the configuration editor and when I unbound it, the key didn't return to it's original function (it didn't print r)
[02:41] <haitiankid4lyf> aperson: what happens when i upgrade my ram
[02:41] <bilingual> I just installed the new ubuntu 9.11 and I just wanted to know is there a way to change the color, I don't like that coffee color.
[02:41] <j2daosh> where can I get a new sources list so I can do a dist-upgrade?
[02:41] <aperson> gvd, first off, they aren't .exe's :)  second, did you purge or just uninstall?
[02:41] <aperson> haitiankid4lyf, don't worry about it
[02:41] <bastidrazor> j2daosh: that method is very unstable and will break your system. use this link instead
[02:42] <LordQuackstar> I am attempting to repair a broken mp3 player: In windows it freezes my computer for 10 minuites and ubuntu says can't read superblock. fsck says root dir starts with a bad cluster. Is their anyway to repair it?
[02:42] <bastidrazor> !upgrade | j2daosh
[02:42] <aperson> haitiankid4lyf, just set some swap and don't worry
[02:42] <LordQuackstar> (without reformat)
[02:42] <aperson> !swap | haitiankid4lyf
[02:42] <haitiankid4lyf> aperson: :) thanks
[02:42] <Ashfire908> j2daosh, you gave your kernel version, not your version of edubuntu.
[02:42] <Tommer> I've got a tricky issue
[02:42] <Dravekx> Ubuntu Desktop cant see my wireless card. why?
[02:42] <Tommer> I bound the "r" key to a function in the configuration editor and when I unbound it, the key didn't return to it's original function (it didn't print r)
[02:43] <gvd> aperson: yeah i just did an uninstall, so I should do a purge.  And it isn't like an executeable on a win machine
[02:43] <funkiwan> bilingual: right click on the desktop, "Change Desktop Background"
[02:43] <Ashfire908> !repeat | Tommer
[02:43] <Scamz19> hey whats up
[02:43] <Colonel_Panik_> Tommer, try binding the r key to r. Just a thought?
[02:43] <j2daosh> also, im running at 2600x1600 or something but my screen is too small for that. How do I change the screen size? (its kde)
[02:43] <angelus> hi does anyone know where the mouse Preferences are stored ??? (i cant seem to set the "Show pointer or ctrl click", everytime i try to ckeckmark it, it flashes once ... and then goes back to being unchecked)
[02:43] <Tommer> I couldn't figure out how to do that
[02:43] <Tommer> but thanks
[02:43] <fu_manchu> hi
[02:43] <aperson> gvd, we don't use exe's, anything can be executable, file extension doesn't matter.  a purge will remove configs also
[02:43] <Dravekx> Why cant Ubuntu detect my wireless card?
[02:43] <fu_manchu> i'm on this old hp with ubuntu on it
[02:44] <bilingual> funkiwan, I not talking about the back groud but the color of the theme, it's not in the skins neither. I like blue or something other then chocolate
[02:44] <aurynn> so I have a 20" lcd and a 24" lcd
[02:44] <fu_manchu> left click on the icon near the time?
[02:44] <aurynn> ubuntu refuses to boot if the 20" is plugged in, but will boot if the 24" is plugged in
[02:44] <nolan__> @Dravekx have you installed the proprietary drivers via the hardware drivers utility
[02:44] <aurynn> ati graphics, running fglrx 9.10
[02:44] <aurynn> any ideas?
[02:44] <roland-> hey, is there an alternate install for the latest ubuntu
[02:44] <roland-> ?
[02:45] <aperson> !alternate
[02:45] <bilingual> roland, download wubi
[02:45] <aperson> hmm
[02:45] <funkiwan> bilingual: aside from the background, one of the tabs when you select "Change Desktop Background" should be "Theme"
[02:45] <gvd> aperson: oh ok, that shows how much I know.  so I would do sudo aptitude purge tangerine  and then aptitude clean  and that should get it all out?
[02:45] <aperson> wubi != alternate
[02:45] <bilingual> that's what I did today to get what I have now
[02:45] <criss> okay i got to installl Googel earth by using the sh command okay because its just one bin file now ... how do i install firefox and thunderbird after downloading them directly from mozilla website?
[02:45] <criss> HELP!
[02:45] <aperson> gvd, the clean probably isn't necessary
[02:46] <haitiankid4lyf> doesnt firefox come in a .deb
[02:46] <Othello> and why did you downloaded directly?
[02:46] <nolan__> just install them from the add remove utility or synaptic or get the .deb files and double click them
[02:46] <aperson> criss, you'd want to get the .deb or install from the repos
 I did that, but the themes in there are not what I'm looking for, how do I install other ones.
[02:46] <fu_manchu> i installed the .deb of thunderbird, afaik
[02:46] <Othello> they're available in the repositories
[02:46] <gvd> aperson: ok, I'll try that thank you
[02:46] <funkiwan> bilingual: there's a "get more themes online" option. did you try that?
[02:46] <criss> okay where do i get the newest .deb? for firefox and thunderbird?
[02:47] <bilingual> let me see
[02:47] <Othello> criss, if you really need to get them straight from the mozilla website, try getting a .deb package
[02:47] <aperson> gvd: no problem.  I'll be around on this server if you need anything else.  or there's always #ubuntu
[02:47] <courpse> criss, sudo apt-get install firefox
[02:47] <ZykoticK9> criss, FYI googleearth is in the Medibuntu repository if you add it -- it's better to use programs from repositories then bin files you download - this way they get updated!
[02:47] <criss> kewl guys lemme have a look
[02:47] <Othello> yeah, or just doble-click on it, if it is a .deb pkg criss
[02:47] <criss> k
[02:47] <j2daosh> ok, to the guy that gave me a link, that link doesn;t work
[02:48] <j2daosh> all the sources i have in my sources list are dead
[02:48] <j2daosh> so instead of giving me a link to a doc that cant hel pme, give me a link with some valid sources
[02:48] <criss> baring in mind im using 6.06.1 ubuntu
[02:48] <courpse> j2daosh, Be greatful people are trying tohelp you at all.
[02:48] <aperson> j2daosh, you catch more flies with honey
 hey thanks, I feel like a dummy, let's hope they install them selves and not via the terminal or I'll just have to stay up all night on how to install it. lol
[02:49] <roland-> can I install xfce later or do I have to install xubuntu?
[02:49] <funkiwan> bilingual: good luck
[02:49] <plut0> just installed 9.10 with encryption and it won't boot, /dev/mapper/crypt1p1 does not exist, any idea how to fix this?
[02:49] <aperson> roland-, sudo aptitude install xubuntu-desktop
[02:49] <angelus> is there a way to remove a key from the gconf-editor ???
[02:49] <ZykoticK9> j2daosh, in a terminal if you run "lsb_release -r" what does it say?
[02:49] <snowrichard> hi
[02:49] <fu_manchu> idk where i got the .deb of thunderbird but i have it
[02:49] <snowrichard> got a new toy
[02:49] <Ashfire908> j2daosh, people here are bot happy.
[02:49] <Guest22682> Ashfire908: thank you very much you are a great help
[02:50] <snowrichard> acer aspire one
[02:50] <aperson> angelus: you should just be able to right-click on it and hit delete
[02:50] <roland-> aperson I don't want to install all that just the xfce4 base.
[02:50] <j2daosh> you will have to excuse me if i come across as rude, ive just had a long day at work and then i get the generic "go here" link. so, sorry
[02:50] <Ashfire908> Guest22682, your welcome. :)
[02:50] <snowrichard> right now i am using ubuntu in a virtual box but i also have it on an external usb drive
[02:50] <aperson> roland-, I think it's just xcfe then?
[02:50] <j2daosh> root@EdUbuntu:/home/danub# lsb_release
[02:50] <j2daosh> No LSB modules are available.
[02:50] <sully> What packages are needed to build 32-bit executables on an amd64 install?
[02:50] <aperson> sully: ia32libs
[02:50] <bastidrazor> j2daosh: lsb_release -a
[02:50] <zulfi_> can some one help me get the least win
[02:50] <ZykoticK9> j2daosh, "lsb_release -a"
[02:51] <j2daosh> feisty
[02:51] <aurynn> Any reason that 9.10 wouldn't boot with one monitor hooked up, but not the other?
[02:51] <j2daosh> 7.04
[02:51] <angelus> aperson i cant ... delete isnt doing anything ... and right-clicking isnt working either ..... my problem is taht the key is prolly one that is needed .... but i cant seem to select the key .... >.> ...
[02:51] <j2daosh> oh that sucks
[02:51] <sully> aperson: have that, getting "/usr/bin/ld: cannot find-lgcc" when I try to build something
[02:51] <leaf-sheep> aurynn: Try dual monitor -- Use the other monitor for twinview.
[02:51] <sully> (or rather, I have ia32-libs)
[02:51] <aurynn> leaf-sheep, dual monitor comes up
[02:51] <j2daosh> lol missed the EOL by like... a year
[02:51] <aurynn> and mirrors them
[02:51] <Colonel_Panik_> Does Ubuntu Synaptic have Opera (the browser)?
[02:51] <aurynn> but that doesn't help me with the root here
[02:51] <aperson> sully: aptitude search lgcc ?
[02:51] <weweboom> opera is a horrible browser.
[02:52] <angelus> so i was thinking of removing taht key and creating a new one that has the same name .... except the key isnt being deleted
[02:52] <Linn> #join bergen
[02:52] <weweboom> The google chrome beta is much better
[02:52] <weweboom> *alpha actually
[02:52] <aperson> weweboom, that's a matter of opinion
[02:52] <weweboom> aperson this is true.
[02:52] <fu_manchu> no, i don't have the .deb of thunderbird, i must have used apps > add/remove
[02:52] <aurynn> leaf-sheep, rather, what should I be looking for now that I have the system up
[02:52] <aperson> and this isn't a place to discuss that
[02:52] <Colonel_Panik_> weweboom, Does Ubuntu Synaptic have Opera the terrible (the browser)?
[02:52] <angelus> Colonel_Panik_ i dont think so ... you might to get the PPA ....
[02:52] <Dravekx> nolan__, thanks man.. that was it
[02:52] <aperson> Colonel_Panik_, I think it's in multiverse?
[02:53] <angelus> or sorry it does apparently :S ...
 Got it man! Now it's all blue except for the menu bar, just the window pane that's it.
[02:53] <fu_manchu> i installed the .deb of opera 10
[02:53] <plut0> just installed 9.10 with encryption and it won't boot, /dev/mapper/crypt1p1 does not exist, any idea how to fix this?
[02:53] <Dravekx> How do I connect Ubuntu Desktop to Ubuntu server?
[02:53] <Roasted> Does anybody know how I can get the default 9.10 theme on 9.04?
[02:53] <Ashfire908> aurynn, did you try switching which monitor is plugged in where?
[02:53] <weweboom> Colonel_Panik wouldn't a synaptic search answer that?
[02:53] <leaf-sheep> aurynn: Nothing in particular. In my situation, I'm one of the people with a sucky monitor that make it difficult for machines to identify what monitor model/resolution/etc I'm using.
[02:53] <fu_manchu> i do have that'
[02:53] <funkiwan> bilingual: awesome
[02:53] <fu_manchu> plut0, does it say something about the floppy?
[02:53] <weweboom> Colonel_Panik no it doesn't
[02:53] <weweboom> get the .deb from their website
[02:53] <aurynn> Ashfire908, yes, no change
[02:53] <plut0> no
[02:54] <fu_manchu> it might be the beta grub bootloader
[02:54] <Colonel_Panik_> aperson, I'll go looking then  I guess I need multiverse enabled eh?
[02:54] <plut0> is there a fix?
[02:54] <fu_manchu> yeah
[02:54] <Ashfire908> aurynn, when does it stop booting?
[02:54] <plut0> ok...
[02:54] <aurynn> Ashfire908, Just after the first grub message.
[02:54] <fu_manchu> a line of code need to be removed
[02:54] <plut0> got a link?
[02:54] <aperson> Colonel_Panik_, yeah, it's there
[02:54] <aperson> Colonel_Panik_, at least in 9.10
[02:55] <gvd> aperson, ok so I did the purge and reinstalled.  I am still hitting the same problem.  I can't seem to get to the preferences to set up the sharing.  do you have any ideas
[02:55] <Dravekx> Is there a way to link Ubuntu Desktop to a Ubuntu Server?
[02:55] <aperson> gvd: is it crashing yet?
[02:55] <Ashfire908> Dravekx, link?
[02:55] <courpse> Dravekx, What do you call link
[02:55] <ZykoticK9> Colonel_Panik_, to get Opera from synaptic you need to add the repo http://paste.ubuntu.com/311148/ - first line is a command to run, the second line needs to be added to your /etc/apt/sources.list
[02:55] <chetnick> Hello, random freezes with only mouse can moves around, but clicks and keyboard are not responsive on Ubuntu 9.04... started few days ago ... worked for almost a year no problems. What can that be?
[02:55] <aperson> Dravekx, what exactly do you want to do
[02:56] <Dravekx> like, link the files via WLAN
[02:56] <aperson> ZykoticK9, it's in multiverse
[02:56] <plut0> fu_manchu: do you know what the fix is?
[02:56] <Dravekx> access the server with desktop?
[02:56] <courpse> Dravekx, like, a network share?
[02:56] <ZykoticK9> Colonel_Panik_, or is aperson is correct - just add the multiverse (MUCH easier)
[02:56] <Dravekx> courpse, yes! :)
[02:56] <Ashfire908> Dravekx, ssh, specifically sftp.
[02:56] <Roasted> Does anybody know how I can get the default 9.10 theme on 9.04?
[02:57] <fu_manchu> plut0, yeah
[02:57] <fu_manchu> let me go find it
[02:57] <aperson> ZykoticK9, though I'd use their repo myself :)
[02:57] <courpse> Dravekx, Right click a directory, select file sharing, or use server openssh.
[02:57] <Ashfire908> Dravekx, sorry, network share is nfs (or samba for windows shares)
[02:57] <Dravekx> Ashfire908, openssh-server is installed on the server, what do i use on the desktop?
[02:57] <plut0> fu_manchu: thank you
[02:57] <Dravekx> oh ok
[02:57] <aperson> Roasted, you can't iirc, different versions of the theme engine
[02:57] <courpse> Dravekx, terminal.
[02:57] <user01> hi i just installed drupal6 how do i get to the admin page?
[02:57] <courpse> ssh -l username IP
[02:57] <Ashfire908> Dravekx, though you can mount or whatever sftp. Use connect to server.
[02:58] <Dravekx> courpse!! sweet.
[02:58] <prower> On a positive note, despite the multitude of broken packages in 9.10...ah...nice splash screen? :> That's about all I can come up with
[02:58] <aperson> Dravekx, or just type in sftp:username@host in nautilus
[02:58] <wapko> anybody know where the info in gnome panel launchers is. i backed up my home folder from my old install. but only really need the shortcut info i had on a launcher ?
[02:58] <aperson> then it's just a bookmark away
[02:58] <ZykoticK9> Dravekx, if your looking for an sftp GUI client gftp supports it
[02:58] <aperson> prower, grub2 and apt-add-repository is nice too :)
[02:59] <Dravekx> Ubuntu server doesnt have a GUI.
[02:59] <Dravekx> I didnt install one, dont want one :)
[02:59] <Ashfire908> Dravekx, he meant as a client program.
[02:59] <courpse> Dravekx, Yes, but you can use a GUI on the desktop...
[02:59] <Dravekx> oh
[02:59] <prower> aperson: Grub2 I'm familiar with of course, but I don't know of apt-add-repository?
[02:59] <RPG_Master> Anyone here use Comix?
[02:59] <Dravekx> courpse? really??? now that would be nice.
[02:59] <aperson> prower, no more adding keys for ppa's, apt can do it for you now
[02:59] <j2daosh> dumb question while I wait on the upgrade, how do I change the console colors? im using irssi and the light teal and white background is kickin my butt
[03:00] <prower> aperson: Ahh, now that -is- nice actually, thanks for pointing that out...I'll have to read the man page
[03:00] <aperson> prower: ie: sudo apt-add-repository chromium-daily/ppa
[03:00] <RPG_Master> Anyone?
[03:00] <courpse> Dravekx, Meaning the directorys via gFTP.
[03:00] <plut0> fu_manchu: heres the error: http://pastebin.com/m1a4491fa
[03:00] <Veinor> j2daosh: edit -> profile
[03:00] <Veinor> or something like that
[03:00] <Dravekx> courpse, in desktop, I go to Places/Connect to Server?
[03:00] <Veinor> uncheck 'use system theme' and pick the 'white on black' one or something
[03:01] <roland-> just installed ubuntu on a virtualbox and it seems to have very poor video performance
[03:01] <aperson> Dravekx, that or just open up nautilus and type in sftp://user@host
[03:01] <courpse> Dravekx, Sure, Then choose the Service type as SSH.
[03:01] <aperson> roland-, that's because you're running it in a vm
[03:01] <j2daosh> ahh
[03:01] <j2daosh> there we go, now I can see
[03:01] <roland-> aperson I run other distros that work very fine .
[03:01] <ZykoticK9> roland-, did you install the Guest Additions?  I can get compiz working pretty well inside VMs
[03:01] <chetnick> Hello, random freezes with only mouse can moves around, but clicks and keyboard are not responsive on Ubuntu 9.04... started few days ago ... worked for almost a year no problems. What can that be?
[03:01] <Ashfire908> Dravekx, gFTP, Connect to Server, or sftp://user@host in nautilus. Take your pick.
[03:01] <roland-> ZykoticK9 im planning to do so
[03:02] <prower> roland-: It could also be because VirtualBox offers graphics "drivers" for their VM's as guest additions, picks things up quite a bit
[03:02] <j2daosh> thank you very much Veinor
[03:02] <Dravekx> cool!! thanks alot everyone :)
[03:02] <Sirisian_> arg. Anyone know where the task_struct is initialized for the first time in the kernel source. I know some linuxes (linii?) use an INIT_TASK, but I can't find what it's called or where it is in the ubuntu source. Is it in some startup script or something?
[03:02] <Dravekx> I ahve windows here and linux on my other laptop and my server is remote, so this is fun.
[03:03] <chetnick> this channel is useless ... never got help here ...
[03:03] <Ashfire908> Dravekx, You can use SFTP on Windows too, with a sftp client (filezilla among others, only GUI client comming to mind.)
[03:03] <syn-ack> !questions > chetnick
[03:03] <aperson> chetnick, patience
[03:04] <aperson> we can't *all* know everything