[03:28] <bosco> * secher_ has quit ("ircII EPIC4-2.2 -- Are we there yet?")
[03:28] <mdkaneda> variant: ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ vncviewer --help
[03:28] <mdkaneda> VNC viewer version 3.3.7 - built Feb 20 2006 12:04:05
[03:28] <mdkaneda> Copyright (C) 2002-2003 RealVNC Ltd.
[03:28] <mdkaneda> Copyright (C) 1994-2000 AT&T Laboratories Cambridge.
[03:28] <mdkaneda> See http://www.realvnc.com for information on VNC.
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[03:28] <d3v1ant0n3> Ah...Will it hurt to remove it?
[03:28] <mdkaneda> im on the live cd
[03:28] <bosco> bosco> i have a laptop and i sent it in to get fixed becz one of my keys was broken off and it didnt work then bt now that they pt my new key on it still doenst work any help as to how to fix it
[03:28] <Xenguy> !paste > mdkaneda
[03:28] <Nrbelex> mdkaneda, unfortunately, the don't have much in the way of support - does anybody know anywhere else to look like an IRC channel?
[03:29] <ztg> i've looked in syslog,dmesg, and pretty much every other log but nothing interesting
[03:29] <variant> mdkaneda: so, thats what you installed..
[03:29] <krazykit> d3v1ant0n3: only if you don't know what you're doing
[03:29] <mdkaneda> im on the live cd, i didnt install anything. check for yourself
[03:29] <bombero> krazykit, ok, thanx,
[03:29] <variant> mdkaneda: maybe realvnc has a free dual licence or somthing..
[03:29] <linux1> The open source version of VNC has been freely available since 1998,
[03:29] <d3v1ant0n3> bosco...If you had it repaired, they said they fixed it and charged you, go shout
[03:30] <krazykit> bosco: what key?
[03:30] <LeeJunFan> what is one to use to work with ISA when there's no isapnp tools available?
[03:30] <tomsaso> hi.
[03:31] <tomsaso> How can i configue my Evolution Mail, to recive emails form Yahoo!, Gmail, and Hotmail??
[03:31] <mdkaneda> well, i'll be back when i get off this live cd
[03:31] <DarkMageZ> chalcedony, but does it list flash when you open firefox and goto about:plugins ?
[03:31] <^Ocean^> tomsaso: with a Degree in computer enginearing ;)
[03:31] <variant> mdkaneda: strange, realvnc seems to be very proprietry.. i cant imagine that ubuntu would include that on the live cd
[03:32] <bosco> krazykit, it is my  u key i have to copy and paste everytime i need to
[03:32] <krazykit> bosco: open a terminal and run xev.  put the mouse over the window that pops up and hit the u key.
[03:32] <wanted> Is impossible set the X to working in two display (example export DISPLAY=<IP_ADDRESS>:0 and example export DISPLAY <IP_ADDRESS>:0)??
[03:32] <krazykit> bosco: if there's no change in the terminal, the u key is still broken
[03:33] <newpZ> hi is there a simple (non-gimp) program for my wife to do simple cropping and remove redeye from pics before she prints them?
[03:33] <tomsaso> Whats the problem with you guys??? Whenever i ask here for help i am knocked out!!!! Its not everything in programing, you are trying to make Linux a USER operating system!!! Anyway i can use windows and its much easier!!!
[03:34] <lupine_85> !patience
[03:34] <ubotu> The people in this channel are volunteers. Your attitude will determine how fast you are helped. See also http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[03:34] <merowinger> is there a way to switch easily between my 2 soundcards in gnome 2.16?
[03:34] <wabz> hello, I have a reproducible FF crash that takes X with it, but before filing I want to make sure it's not just me - can someone who doesn't mind having X crash test this out? 1) go here: http://www.whatsbeef.net/wabz/ffcrash/crash.html 2) click launch calendar, 3) before clicking anything scroll the newly created window to the right. BAM
[03:34] <lupine_85> *plonk*
[03:34] <ladydoor> tomsaso: and shouting at us is totally going to help.
[03:34] <Montanaja> Hi guys, I've been having a hell of a time trying to compile a new kernel under ubuntu
[03:34] <the_guy> anyone wanna suggest a good media player?
[03:34] <wols_> Tokenbad: please go back to windows and never leave it again. please
[03:34] <wols_> the_guy: mplayer, xine, vlc. take your pick
[03:34] <the_guy> thanx
[03:35] <d3v1ant0n3> the_guy I love amarok and rhythmbox....both are easy to set up an duse. Kaffeine, Mplayer and vlc are great for video
[03:35] <Montanaja> I'm gettng this udevplg problem after I compile a new kernel, thn it drpos to BusyBox
[03:35] <Montanaja> does anyone know what I may be doing wrong?
[03:35] <krazykit> Montanaja: what kernel version?
[03:35] <Montanaja> 2.6.18
[03:36] <krazykit> Montanaja: do you have an initrd?  well, i guess it's initcpio now...
[03:36] <Montanaja> yeah
[03:36] <Montanaja> I use this command make-kpkg -initrd --revision=386 kernel_image kernel_headers modules_image
[03:37] <bosco> krazykit, bt it worked till my key broke =off
[03:37] <bosco> i never set it to not work
[03:37] <bosco> with settingis
[03:37] <bosco> or anything
[03:37] <krazykit> Montanaja: strange.  that should work fine.  it did for me with 2.6.18-r6
[03:37] <krazykit> bosco: i didn't ask that.  i asked if you were getting any output from xev
[03:37] <Montanaja> I've tried like 3 or 4 tutorials
[03:37] <wols_> Montanaja: did you change anything in the config?
[03:37] <Montanaja> oh yeah
[03:38] <Montanaja> should I just copy the .config from a known working kernel?
[03:38] <chalcedony> DarkMageZ I don't see about plugins, where to look?
[03:38] <bosco> krazykit, i am trying to pt it on a pastebin now
[03:39] <wols_> Montanaja: have you included the udev stuff in your kernel?
[03:39] <Montanaja> I don't believe so
[03:39] <neom> Can you install stuff when you are using a liveCD?
[03:39] <krazykit> bosco: i didn't need a pastebin.  did anything new come in the terminal when you hit the u key?
[03:40] <wols_> neom: no
[03:40] <alex222> DOES ANYONE use gnome baker? im getting this when adding mp3s The plugin to handle a file of type audio/mpeg is not installed.
[03:41] <Tokenbad> wols_, why you tell me to go back to windows?
[03:41] <krazykit> bosco: anyway, if you could hold on for like 12 minutes, i need to walk back from work
[03:41] <krazykit> Tokenbad: he was talking to the wrong person.  bad tab completion
[03:41] <wols_> Tokenbad: cause the guy tomsaso already left and the nick complete misfired. sorry
[03:41] <Tokenbad> ahhh ok
[03:41] <eyequeue> !mp3 > alex222
[03:41] <Tokenbad> I was like I wasn't even talking
[03:41] <Tokenbad> heheh
[03:42] <bosco> http://pastebin.com/794493
[03:42] <DarkMageZ> chalcedony, type "about:plugins: in the address bar :P
[03:42] <DarkMageZ> chalcedony, "about:plugins"* without the quotation :P
[03:42] <jUggERNAUt1980> Does anyone know of a website that tells step by step how to foward wireless internet to be available over the ethernet onboard to other computers? t
[03:42] <bosco> krazykit, http://pastebin.com/794493
[03:43] <bosco> krazykit, let me know when yo get home
[03:43] <bosco>
[03:44] <mluser-laptop> !bluetooth
[03:44] <ubotu> For instructions on how to set up bluetooth, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup
[03:45] <torchie> !wireless
[03:45] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[03:45] <wanted> Is impossible set the X to working in two display (example export DISPLAY=<IP_ADDRESS>:0 and example export DISPLAY <IP_ADDRESS>:0)??
[03:46] <raich_> hey i was wondering what is a good book to start lisp with?, keep in mind i hhave a little expericence with C / c++
[03:46] <raich_> someone?
[03:46] <Dr_willis> what do ya mean by display? 2 monitors showing the same X desktop>
[03:46] <supermiguel> how do i shut down and up my ssh server
[03:47] <raich_> ...omg sorry, the freaking programe changed the chanel
[03:47] <Dr_willis> - sudo /etc/init.d/servicename start (or stop)
[03:47] <kupesoft> What are the units of the command "du"?  Are they blocks?
[03:47] <supermiguel> in this case the service name is? ssh-server?
[03:47] <m5m> Anyone know where to find desktop launcher configuration file?  I think it's .desktop files
[03:47] <Dr_willis> kupesoft,  du -h shows more human readable format.
[03:48] <kupesoft> Dr_willis: What are the default units, though,
[03:48] <lupine_85> du -hs is even better :)
[03:48] <eyequeue> supermiguel, sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart
[03:48] <lupine_85> 1024byte blocks
[03:48] <Dr_willis> m5m,  locate  .desktop   shows a lot of them. :P
[03:48] <ladydoor> raich_: elisp or straight lisp?
[03:49] <kupesoft> Someone please, what are the default units of "du"?
[03:50] <Crescendo_> It appears as if some of my GNOME applications don't have the correct theme.  Would this have something to do with running a gksudo...?
[03:50] <eyequeue> man du doesn't say?
[03:50] <kupesoft> man du doesn't say.
[03:50] <lupine_85> 1024 bytes
[03:51] <Bordoch> good evening - anyone have time for a Automatix script question?
[03:51] <wanted> Dr_willis,i have 2 PC in lan, i start X in pc1 and connect pc1 to pc2 beetwen ssh and run X application in pc2 and see in pc1....but not see in pc2 because DISPLAY is set to pc2, i can see the Xapplicatin in pc1 and pc2 ?
[03:51] <^Ocean^> Crescendo: No, could be running apps that are non GTK  like for example  xmms
[03:51] <^Ocean^> or Java
[03:51] <^Ocean^> or KDE
[03:52] <wanted> EDIT.........Dr_willis,i have 2 PC in lan, i start X in pc1 and connect pc1 to pc2 beetwen ssh and run X application in pc2 and see in pc1....but not see in pc2 because DISPLAY is set to pc1, i can see the Xapplicatin in pc1 and pc2 ?
[03:52] <Dr_willis> wanted,  not sure if its possible to easially have an app displayed on both desktops.. VNC can be handy for a similer task.
[03:52] <krazykit> bosco: lemme just let pastebin load up
[03:52] <Crescendo_> ^Ocean^, I'm running the synaptic package manager.
[03:52] <Unix_n_Coffee> anybody know if you could mount dvd/cd iso's in ubuntu? :)
[03:52] <Crescendo_> That's one of them.
[03:52] <krazykit> Unix_n_Coffee: you can.
[03:52] <Unix_n_Coffee> Krazykit how?
[03:52] <Unix_n_Coffee> apt-get what?
[03:52] <Unix_n_Coffee> :)
[03:52] <eyequeue> !dvd > Unix_n_Coffee
[03:52] <chanwoman> I am a newbie, trying to install vmware tools is driving me mad, I have got vmware-tools-distrib sitting on my desktop, I did a ls from my root directory, can see the desktop but when I cd /desktop, it would accept the command.  Someone please put me out of my misery.
[03:52] <Dr_willis> wanted,  could have a 'shared' vnc desktop running i guess. and just use vncviewer on both.
[03:53] <^Ocean^> wanted, You could see them in both apps if u use VNC  but then pc1 could just "Take controle" of PC2  as for a way to see the app on both displays simaltaniously i dont think you can
[03:53] <Unix_n_Coffee> eyequeue whats that?
[03:53] <Unix_n_Coffee> sudo apt-get !dvd
[03:53] <Unix_n_Coffee> ?
[03:53] <lakin> Hrmm, I'm trying to install opera via the add/remove applications, and it just gets into an endless loop of trying to enable the dapper-commercial repository, then it updates, then tries to enable again,
[03:54] <Unix_n_Coffee> someone help me out? :|
[03:54] <`m0> anyone running cisco vpn ?
[03:54] <krazykit> Unix_n_Coffee: it should've sent you a pm
[03:54] <`m0> or ran it before?
[03:54] <eyequeue> Unix_n_Coffee, the bot told you into
[03:54] <bosco> krazykit, ok that is whta i got as far as the
[03:54] <eyequeue> Unix_n_Coffee, info
[03:54] <bosco> krazykit, ok that is whta i got as far as the
[03:54] <krazykit> bosco: wait, it's loaded, don't paste here
[03:54] <`m0> How do you guys usually run cisco vpn? Do you keep the cisco vpn terminal open?
[03:54] <Unix_n_Coffee> bot didnt tell me anything.....
[03:54] <Half-Left> daaaaamn
[03:55] <wanted> Dr_willis , ^Ocean^:   with vnc is possible working simultaneously in pc1 and pc2
[03:55] <wanted> ?
[03:55] <Unix_n_Coffee> someone have the bot link?
[03:55] <Bordoch> Does anyone have any idea why the Java run time environment does not install with the Automatix script the second time. It installed correctly when I first ran the script - but reinstalled Ubunto and since that first installation, has not installed since? l
[03:55] <^Ocean^> wanted, Yes
[03:55] <Unix_n_Coffee> i didnt get it sent to me
[03:55] <Unix_n_Coffee> :|
[03:55] <Dr_willis> wanted,  yes.. of 1000 pc's :P
[03:55] <krazykit> bosco: yeah, it looks broken still.
[03:55] <eyequeue> !dvd > Unix_n_Coffee
[03:55] <wanted> :P
[03:55] <Dr_willis> or 10000 pc's lol
[03:55] <^Ocean^> wanted, but you will get a window so you can see the whole OS enviroment
[03:55] <Unix_n_Coffee> ohh i se it
[03:55] <^Ocean^> not exporting display
[03:55] <Unix_n_Coffee> its in this room
[03:55] <Unix_n_Coffee> :)
[03:55] <eyequeue> Unix_n_Coffee, you get nothing from ubotu ?
[03:55] <Dr_willis> vnc is a handy tool to learn the ins and outs of.
[03:56] <Unix_n_Coffee> got it its pasted into this room
[03:56] <Flannel> Bordoch: automatix is broken, that's why.
[03:56] <Unix_n_Coffee> this is not exactly what i wanted
[03:56] <supermiguel> there is any web base ssh tool
[03:56] <Unix_n_Coffee> i wanted to mount a dvd linux game
[03:56] <Unix_n_Coffee> full iso
[03:56] <Unix_n_Coffee> :|
[03:56] <krazykit> Unix_n_Coffee: mount -t auto -o loop /path/to/the.iso /mount/point
[03:56] <Bordoch> in what way - as in the script as gotten from the website or something on my ubunto installation?
[03:56] <Flannel> Unix_n_Coffee: sudo mount -o loop my.iso /some/mountpoint
[03:56] <Unix_n_Coffee> i want to mount iso instead of burning them
[03:57] <wanted> Dr_willis , ^Ocean^:   tanks
[03:57] <Lam_> how do i  change my default keyring password?
[03:57] <Flannel> Bordoch: automatix breaks things.  Your best bet is to reinstall a second time, to get it all off your system, and whatever damage it may have caused, and then follow these instructions to install java:
[03:57] <krazykit> supermiguel: no.
[03:57] <Flannel> !java
[03:57] <Unix_n_Coffee> who do i believe?
[03:57] <ubotu> To install a java compiler/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java5-jre from the Multiverse repository
[03:57] <Unix_n_Coffee> ...
[03:57] <Lam_> !keyring
[03:57] <Unix_n_Coffee> Unix_n_Coffee: mount -t auto -o loop /path/to/the.iso /mount/point
 in what way - as in the script as gotten from the website or something on my ubunto installation?
 i want to mount iso instead of burning them
 Unix_n_Coffee: sudo mount -o loop my.iso /some/mountpoint
[03:57] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about keyring - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:57] <david__> what wine version should i download for ubuntu
[03:57] <Flannel> !tell Unix_n_Coffee about mount
[03:57] <Flannel> Unix_n_Coffee: and, don't paste.
[03:58] <krazykit> Unix_n_Coffee: they're both the same, really.  -t is only the fs type, which mount sometimes complains about
[03:58] <Unix_n_Coffee> its not partitioning
[03:58] <eyequeue> david__, none, apt-get it
[03:58] <supermiguel> krazykit: which one do you use?
[03:58] <eyequeue> !info wine dapper
[03:58] <ubotu> wine: Microsoft Windows Compatibility Layer (Binary Emulator and Library). In component universe, is optional. Version 0.9.9-0ubuntu2 (dapper), package size 8578 kB, installed size 40460 kB
[03:58] <Unix_n_Coffee> i see thanks everyone!
[03:58] <Unix_n_Coffee> :)
[03:58] <krazykit> supermiguel: i use ssh from a console.
[03:58] <Bordoch> I have installed Ubunto in oem mode twice following the very first installation - no luck on either of the second install
[03:58] <krazykit> supermiguel: or putty in windows.
[03:58] <Flannel> Bordoch: why oem mode? why not just normal mode?
[03:58] <eyequeue> david__, sudo apt-get wine, after enabling universe, if you want it
[03:58] <Dr_willis> i dont een know what oem/how it works or does. Lol.
[03:59] <supermiguel> try winscp
[03:59] <Dr_willis> I thought ya set up some oem file on the cd for it to work,
[03:59] <Bordoch> what's the diffewrence - advice from the IT guy at work
[03:59] <Flannel> Bordoch: and, just don't use automatix, the java in the repositories works fine
[03:59] <JavaDeveloper> hi, I just installed apache2 and wonder where the httpd.conf, then I followed ubuntu guide and setup alias, but how do I setup file type there? I can't find info on apache site, any clue?
[03:59] <Flannel> Bordoch: the oem mode is meant to be installed, then shipped to the end users to finalize configuration, normal install from the alternate CD installs a normal system
[03:59] <Flannel> Bordoch: completely, that is.
[03:59] <david__> ihave version 0.09.17, ii wanted to download 0.9.20
[04:00] <Lam_> how do i change my default keyring password?
[04:00] <Bordoch> good to know
[04:00] <Flannel> JavaDeveloper: httpd.conf isn't used, there's apache2.conf, the module configurations, or the sites themselves, depending on what youre configuring
[04:00] <eyequeue> david__, subverting the package management system is not considered good practice, but it's your system
[04:00] <chanwoman> I am a newbie, trying to install vmware tools on ubuntu is driving me mad, I have got vmware-tools-distrib sitting on my desktop, I did a ls from my root directory, can see the desktop but when I cd /desktop, it would accept the command.  Someone please put me out of my misery.
[04:00] <Flannel> JavaDeveloper: they're all at /etc/apache2/ and then the folders under that
[04:00] <JavaDeveloper> Flannel: ic ic....thank you very much
[04:00] <Flannel> chanwoman: Desktop not desktop, and no /
[04:01] <ColdFyre> my machine no longer auto mounts devices such as my cell phone and camera. why is that?
[04:01] <david__> whats the latest version of wine availale?
[04:01] <Flannel> chanwoman: "cd Desktop" 'cd /Desktop' looks for a Desktop drive at the root of your file system, not your current directory
[04:01] <eyequeue> !info wine dapper
[04:01] <ubotu> wine: Microsoft Windows Compatibility Layer (Binary Emulator and Library). In component universe, is optional. Version 0.9.9-0ubuntu2 (dapper), package size 8578 kB, installed size 40460 kB
[04:01] <load0614> Hey all.  What controlls auto mounting in breezy?  I have a USB memory stick that KDE sees and asks what to do as soon as I plug it in on my dapper machine but my breezy machine is a server install without KDE so I need it to just mount as soon as the kernel sees that it's been plugged in.
[04:01] <wabz> g'day, i'd like some help filing a bug, but I don't know whether to file it against firefox or X (I have a page that when visited in FF, crashes X)
[04:01] <eyequeue> david__, ^^
[04:01] <Bordoch> do you need to order the alternate CD for the Normal install or does the downloaded iso have that option?
[04:02] <writingdesk> wabz:  what kernel?
[04:02] <krazykit> wabz: ooh, what page?
[04:02] <david__> thanks, ill go check it out
[04:02] <eyequeue> Bordoch, you d/l the one you want, shipit only sends the live cd
[04:02] <Flannel> Bordoch: the Desktop ISO will also install, correct.  They're the same result installation once everything is done
[04:02] <writingdesk> wabz:  and was the page a java site?
[04:03] <wabz> writingdesk: 2.6.15-26-686 krazykit: http://www.whatsbeef.net/wabz/ffcrash/crash.html (click launch calendar, start scrolling to the right, before clicking anything else)
[04:03] <Bordoch> thanks - this is very helpful
[04:03] <wabz> writingdesk: no
[04:03] <Squatch> Quick question.  What package do I need to install to play .wmv files?
[04:04] <Flannel> !tell Squatch about wmv
[04:04] <lupine_85> !plf
[04:04] <ubotu> plf is the Penguin Liberation Front, see http://wiki.ubuntu-fr.org/doc/plf - mainly for i386 users with some packages for ppc
[04:04] <eyequeue> !restrictedformats > Squatch
[04:04] <wabz> (default ubuntu firefox, i've reproduced it on two fully updated dapper machines)
[04:04] <krazykit> wabz: i must be doing it wrong
[04:04] <wabz> krazykit: does a popup window come up with a bunch of html source showing?
[04:04] <eyequeue> lupine_85, plf allegedly ran out of steam and fizzled out
[04:04] <krazykit> yeah wabz
[04:04] <Flannel> wabz: then file a bug on launchpad whereever you think it should go, if it happens to be in the wrong place, they'll move it
[04:05] <lupine_85> packages are still there though
[04:05] <lupine_85> or were last time I checked
[04:05] <krazykit> seveas' repo has all the multimedia stuff, too
[04:05] <krazykit> !seveas
[04:05] <ubotu> Seveas has a popular 3rd party repository for several packages. More info (and mirrors) on http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages
[04:05] <yokobr> hi
[04:05] <wabz> krazykit: if i just click the horizontal scroll thing, start dragging it to the right, X crashes
[04:05] <wabz> Flannel: thanks
[04:05] <Squatch> Cool, thanks guys.
[04:05] <dennis_> what would the general consensus agree apon is the best linux friendly mini pci nic card ??
[04:05] <yokobr> please, how can i deal with rar archives?
[04:05] <Dr_willis> !rar
[04:05] <ubotu> rar is a non-free archive format created by Rarsoft. For instructions on accessing .rar files through the Archive Manager view https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FileCompression. There is a free (as in speech) unrar utility as well, see !info unrar-free
[04:06] <Dr_willis> yokobr,  install the rar tools :)
[04:06] <THX-1138> !seveas is also Thank You!
[04:06] <Flannel> dennis_: probably an intel one
[04:07] <writingdesk> wabz:  I'm pretty sure it has to do with the kernel and gnu java
[04:07] <Flannel> dennis_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessCardsSupported
[04:07] <dennis_> well I'm using an ipw2200, what I am after is something that is natively supported with WPA support
[04:07] <Asc> Can I move an install to a seperate HDD just by copying everything (sudo cp -R /*) from one to the other, then installing grub on the new disk?  The new disk will be used in the same machine.
[04:08] <wabz> writingdesk: this page doesn't have any java applets or anything on it?
[04:08] <writingdesk> wabz: possibly just the kernel
[04:08] <THX-1138> Asc - not sure how you might preserve permissions and symlinks. - i am cery\tai it can be done.
[04:09] <THX-1138> *certain*
[04:09] <writingdesk> wabz: I've refrained from updating my fresh install of Ubuntu and have not had any problems
[04:09] <writingdesk> wabz:  I think it is in the 2.6.15-27 kernel
[04:09] <lupine_85> Asc: cp -a
[04:09] <wabz> happens with at least -26 too
[04:09] <wols_> Asc: use dd
[04:09] <lupine_85> alternatively tar everything
[04:09] <lupine_85> that's probably your best bet
[04:10] <Asc> THX, lupin, wols: Thanks.
[04:10] <wickedpuppy> why not fresh install and just cope out home and etc ??
[04:10] <yokobr> what is rar tools?
[04:10] <xt_> sally
[04:10] <wickedpuppy> !rar
[04:10] <ubotu> rar is a non-free archive format created by Rarsoft. For instructions on accessing .rar files through the Archive Manager view https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FileCompression. There is a free (as in speech) unrar utility as well, see !info unrar-free
[04:10] <yokobr> where can i find them?
[04:10] <lupine_85> yuck, rar
[04:10] <Asc> wicked: because downloading everything would take days on my 1337 56K connection
[04:10] <lupine_85> !unrar
[04:10] <ubotu> unrar is rar is a non-free archive format created by Rarsoft. For instructions on accessing .rar files through the Archive Manager view https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FileCompression  There is a free (as in speech) unrar utility as well, see !info unrar-free
[04:10] <yokobr> :(
[04:11] <wickedpuppy> Asc, i assume you have the cd ? or else how did you install the current one ?
[04:11] <yokobr> i want to know about rar tools
[04:11] <lupine_85> install rar and unrar; then ark or file-roller will handle them
[04:11] <asiatic> !Could not grab your mouse.
[04:11] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about Could not grab your mouse. - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[04:11] <asiatic> A malicious client may be eavesdropping
[04:11] <asiatic> on your session.
[04:11] <wickedpuppy> yokobr, pls read the ubotu message
[04:11] <writingdesk> wabz:  Check the exact kernel version, because if that's it, I've reported the bug, just confirm on mine.  Also are you on amd64 by any chance?
[04:11] <asiatic> ?Could not grab your mouse.
[04:11] <asiatic> A malicious client may be eavesdropping
[04:11] <asiatic> on your session.
[04:11] <Asc> wicked: yes, I do.  I just want to avoid a reinstall if possible; I've been using this one for months and everything it set up perfectly
[04:12] <Asc> *is
[04:12] <wabz> writingdesk: no, x86. Can easily reproduce this on both 2.6.15-27-686 and 2.6.15-26-686
[04:12] <kjm> asiatic - is this an error message you are getting?  Please be more specific.
[04:12] <wabz> writingdesk: what's your bug#?
[04:12] <asiatic> yeah
[04:12] <asiatic> it is
[04:12] <asiatic> but i dont know what to do
[04:12] <writingdesk> ok, I have 2.6.15-25 installed and have not had the bug occur.
[04:12] <sicarus> I've spent far too long tyring to get my orinoco wireless card working in linux only to find that it just plain doesn't work with wpa
[04:12] <wickedpuppy> Asc, okie dokie then ... btw may i recommend having /etc and /home in different partitions ? that helps me a lot ... thats my opinion :P
[04:13] <writingdesk> but when updated to 2.6.15-27 I had the problem
[04:13] <andrcpp> algun usuario de Ubuntu  que hable espaol ????
[04:13] <writingdesk> wabz:  stand by for bug number
[04:13] <sicarus> looking for suggestions of a 802.11g, preferably pcmcia, WPA supported of course
[04:13] <wickedpuppy> !es
[04:13] <ubotu> Para Espaol por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
[04:13] <THX-1138> !es
[04:13] <kjm> wickedpuppy : For sure, sure makes fresh installs easier
[04:14] <skad> did lilo die?
[04:14] <wickedpuppy> yah .. i just install the / partition and mount /etc and /home
[04:14] <xt_> sally?
[04:14] <Asc> wicked: I'll actively contemplate it
[04:15] <sicarus> Anyone with a working 802.11g WPA wireless card working?
[04:15] <wols_> skad: yey he did. accident with his bike
[04:15] <wols_> sicarus: wpa_supplicant not workiing?
[04:15] <Flannel> !tell sicarus about wpa
[04:15] <sicarus> no wols_
[04:15] <writingdesk> wabz: Bug #62172
[04:15] <skad> damn
[04:16] <sicarus> looking for suggestions of a card to buy which is very easy to get working
[04:16] <sicarus> spent far too long trying to get this card going
[04:16] <kjm> asiatic : see http://www.ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-38592.html
[04:16] <paied> wols_, it looks sort of like a hostap driver thing with the ubuntu kernel
[04:16] <THX-1138> ralink worked for me
[04:16] <marshall> hey guys
[04:16] <paied> wpa_supp quite frankly says "wpa not s upported with this driver"
[04:16] <marshall> doesn anybody know if we're getting GNOME 2.16 on Dapper?
[04:17] <lupine_85> there you go then :)
[04:17] <kjm> marshall - yes I know - we Dapper is using 2.14
[04:17] <asiatic> thank u!
[04:17] <lupine_85> get a card which supports wpa
[04:17] <paied> so generally looking for a better card with a better chipset
[04:17] <marshall> kjm: yeah, 2.16 looks secksi
[04:17] <kjm> 2.16 will be edgy.  May get backported, but nor sure.
[04:17] <dennis_> I'm using an ipw2200 with WPA
[04:17] <paied> is that a prism chipset?
[04:17] <Flannel> marshall: you'll have to wait for edgy then.  It won't be backported
[04:17] <kjm> I am looking forward to 2.16 - although I'm addicted to Xfce on my older machine.
[04:18] <sicarus> looking for something which is pretty much plug and play, with minimalish tweaking
[04:18] <marshall> Flannel: damnit. do oyu know when edgy is supposed to drop?
[04:18] <kjm> Looking forward to seeing if some of the optimizations will help.
[04:18] <eyequeue> !schedule > marshall
[04:18] <dennis_> paied hmm let me check
[04:18] <Flannel> marshall: beta is out this weekend, I believe.  final release will be late October, 28th I believe.
[04:18] <kjm> marshall - you could always try Garnome if you have the testicular fortitude.
[04:19] <marshall> Flannel: ok thanks
[04:19] <kjm> marshall - I have edgy knot 3 installed on my machine at work - and it is getting there:)
[04:19] <marshall> kjm: lol my right testicles name is Fortitude
[04:19] <marshall> kjm: whats garnome?
[04:19] <kjm> heh, - mines named Holly.  But whatever floats your boat :)
[04:19] <marshall> lol
[04:20] <kjm> garnome is a method to "aid" in building the  latest Gnome from source.  But, it is a highly painful and taxing activity.
[04:20] <Asc> How does one fsck the root partition on boot?
[04:21] <lupine_85> there's a flag you can pass to shutdown or reboot that tells it to force check on reboot
[04:21] <kjm> marshall : see http://www.gnome.org/projects/garnome/
[04:21] <lupine_85> man shutdown or man reboot to find it
[04:21] <THX-1138> sudo shutdown - -r now   ??
[04:21] <Asc> lupine: got it, thanks
[04:21] <THX-1138> sudo shutdown -f -r now   ??
[04:22] <lupine_85> dunno
[04:22] <bimberi> -F  (-f is skip the check)
[04:22] <Flannel> THX-1138: man shutdown says -F
[04:22] <marshall> kjm: thanks
[04:22] <jUggERNAUt1980> Hey, everyone!. What do you type in terminal to be in root, and enter commands but not in sudo?
[04:22] <paied> sudo
[04:22] <paied> passwd
[04:22] <kjm> jUggERNAUt1980 : try sudo -i
[04:22] <paied> exit
[04:22] <paied> su
[04:22] <paied> :p
[04:22] <THX-1138> World of Warcraft question what can be done to improve the way fonts are rendered? (flannel - Thank You.)
[04:23] <kjm> paied : you coulda written that in 1 line................
[04:23] <neom> Well, Edgy Eft intel liveCD does not run on my macbook.
[04:23] <sicarus> you've actually got WoW working in linux THX-1138 ?
[04:23] <Gishnob> hey
[04:23] <paied> it runs fine with wine.
[04:23] <sicarus> wow
[04:24] <kjm> Will edgy support PPC?
[04:24] <Flannel> sicarus: check the forums, there are plenty of threads about it.  THX-1138, you too.  I'd check there.
[04:24] <Flannel> kjm: yes, dapper does.
[04:24] <lupine_85> yep
[04:24] <lupine_85> already does, in fact
[04:24] <eyequeue> kjm, #ubuntu+1 for edgy
[04:24] <twopoint0> why when i ./config it tells me there is no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH
[04:24] <THX-1138> sicarus - Yes using cedega and the 10 trail version anyway. - not too sure (if anything) will change with the retail version.
[04:24] <sicarus> nice =)
[04:24] <Flannel> twopoint0: have you installed build-essential yet?
[04:25] <twopoint0> this is my first 24 hours on linux
[04:25] <THX-1138> sicarus - Use the settings from cddb and refreshing the display with a resolution change helps a bit.
[04:25] <Flannel> !tell twopoint0 about compile
[04:25] <crogue5> sicarus, i have WoW working in linux, works better than in windows it seems
[04:25] <Flannel> twopoint0: that guide will help you compiling stuff
[04:26] <twopoint0> Flannel: thanks
[04:26] <THX-1138> I seem to recall a command to force a refresh of the display.  - bf ??
[04:26] <crogue5> THX-1138, nothing will change, you have the full game installed with the 10 day trial... you jsut update the account and login like you are doing now
[04:27] <wabz> writingdesk: looks to me like it's an nvidia bug (it's this bug https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/46034 )
[04:27] <twopoint0> Flannel: one other thing, when i try to change my theme, it tells me i need them in tar.gz format, but when i try to install a theme in tar.gz it tells me incorrect format, i can't find anything on it
[04:27] <Flannel> twopoint0: no idea.  gnome themes for ubuntu are exactly like gnome themes for ... gnome.  so, you won't need to find any ubuntu specific info.  I don't use gnome though, so I have no idea, sorry.
[04:27] <THX-1138> crogue - That only leaves me wondering why they sell the WoW trial disk for $2 and the retail box for $40
[04:28] <twopoint0> ok, thanks
[04:28] <mon^rch> when's the next release of ubuntu due... and what's it gonna be called?
[04:28] <kjm> !schedule
[04:28] <ubotu> Ubuntu uses a strict timetable for releases, which means that sometimes newly released programs miss the timetable. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeBasedReleases for more. Edgy schedule: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EdgyReleaseSchedule
[04:29] <crogue5> THX-1138, you will have to pay the $40 when you go retail on your account
[04:29] <crogue5> THX-1138, a friend jsut did it a month ago, so you get your first month free when the retail purchase like if you would have bought the game from the store... no different on the net
[04:30] <crogue5> i gtg
[04:30] <Nrbelex> Is anybody here really good with VNC? Is there anywhere specific I should look for support?
[04:30] <THX-1138> Okay. - It has been fun. (my wife may have a different idea though. - lol)
[04:30] <variant> Nrbelex: you have been asking this for hours
[04:30] <A-L-P-H-A> How do I force ubuntu to recognize a usb CDROM, so I can burn a CD?  I turned the USB cdrom after linux started.
[04:30] <variant> Nrbelex: what is your specific problem?
[04:30] <Nrbelex> variant, this is, unfortunately, true
[04:31] <variant> A-L-P-H-A: does it show up in dmesg ?
[04:31] <mon^rch> ty kjm
[04:31] <variant> A-L-P-H-A: unplug it, run dmesg, plug it in, run dmesg again
[04:31] <Nrbelex> variant, after 20 seconds I routinely get signed off
[04:31] <A-L-P-H-A> variant: yeah. it does... "new highspeed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 7".
[04:31] <Nrbelex> variant, with a different error message depending on the viewer I use - but I always get signed off
[04:31] <variant> Nrbelex: your looking for keepaliv or somthing
[04:32] <variant> A-L-P-H-A: right, so.. if you say.. open k3b does it detect it?
[04:32] <Toma-> A-L-P-H-A: cant mount a usb drive?
[04:32] <Nrbelex> variant, that's a user in here sometimes?
[04:32] <A-L-P-H-A> variant: I don't have k3b... let me install that
[04:32] <wanted> Exist one theme for gnome that transform the bar such as the MacOSX bar??
[04:32] <variant> Nrbelex: no, keepalive.. stops vnc or whatever service from timeing out.. its somthing you need to do
[04:32] <kjm> wanted : look into gdesklets
[04:33] <writingdesk> wabz:  Definately possible...
[04:33] <Nrbelex> variant, oh, sweet - thanks
[04:33] <Milchmann> hi, im trying to install american mcgee's alice in ubuntu. i've installed wine & loki. downloaded the loki installer, inserted both cds and now i dont know what to do ;) coulnd't find a howto in the net
[04:33] <A-L-P-H-A> Toma-: I don't know yet... I know my usb key gets recognized automaticcaly.
[04:34] <Asc> Milchmann: do you have a computer running windows?
[04:34] <Milchmann> yes
[04:34] <jUggERNAUt1980> Is there a way to veiw your password, or account on your machine; for say you would like to change it, and can you change it in terminal? or
[04:34] <gilesw> heya gang
[04:35] <variant> jUggERNAUt1980: you cant view the password, you can change it with passwd command though
[04:35] <gilesw> i'm totally sold on beryl alxgl
[04:35] <gilesw> really smooth
[04:35] <A-L-P-H-A> variant: k... k3b doesn't recognize the drive.
[04:35] <Asc> Milchmann: Installing AMA on windows, then using a no-cd hack, then moving the game directory to linux worked for me.
[04:35] <Asc> Milchmann: you might also try running the installer on the CD with wine
[04:35] <mheath> Why does the 'eclipse' package depend on mozilla-browser?
[04:35] <Asc> (but I don't know if that will work)
[04:36] <Milchmann> thx asc! i'll try try both
[04:36] <variant> A-L-P-H-A: no idea hten mate.. try the cdrecord program on its own
[04:36] <A-L-P-H-A> I wonder if I reboot if that'll work
[04:36] <cheatersrealm> what's the deal with ubuntu's compiz repositories, they're currently 'broken'
[04:36] <cheatersrealm> anyone know when they'll be back up?
[04:36] <Asc> Milchmann: or if it will work at all any more.  The last update of wine broke all the games that used to work for me.
[04:36] <Nrbelex> variant, are you talking about the keepalived package?
[04:37] <mikm> mheath, if I had to guess, it's because Eclipse has a browser in it
[04:38] <mheath> mikm, not really true...If you install the binary packages avilable from the eclipse site, theres no dependency on any browser.
[04:38] <cheatersrealm> doh
[04:38] <variant> Nrbelex: not specificaly, that might help though
[04:39] <mikm> Not sure why, then.
[04:39] <kamui> anyone know where I can get codeblcoks from?
[04:39] <kamui> I hear thats a really good IDE for SDL/C++ dev
[04:39] <kamui> code::blocks
[04:39] <kamui> but I can't seem to find it apt-cache searching
[04:40] <Milchmann> ac ok installing via wine is not working, trying it via windows now
[04:40] <Milchmann> asc ok installing via wine is not working, trying it via windows now
[04:40] <mikm> kamui, http://www.codeblocks.org/ ?
[04:40] <kjm> when apt-cache search doesn't work - how about google?  You have to compile code blocks yourself.  Check sourceforge.  Also - maybe create a .deb and submit it to a maintainer.
[04:41] <kamui> mikm: I C, there's no package in ubuntu?
[04:41] <kjm> kamui : http://www.codeblocks.org/
[04:41] <mikm> kamui, I guess not
[04:42] <mikm> kamui, I haven't searched the repos, so don't take my word for it
[04:42] <kjm> kamui - even bettter....with 20 more seconds with google. http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,1194.0.html
[04:42] <kamui> well Ill be fine with one of the nightly builds from the website, thanks for the help
[04:44] <GigaClon> how can i set a users preferred language
[04:44] <GigaClon> I have a user that wants japanese
[04:45] <GigaClon> I have the language support installed for it
[04:45] <TuxthePenguin84> Can anyone tell me how to execute a script everytime I login via SSH/Console?
[04:45] <yokobr> pleasee
[04:45] <yokobr> someone help me with rar...
[04:45] <Jack_Sparrow> system admin language support dosent get you there?
[04:46] <GigaClon> I have it enabled there but how to set a user to use that language
[04:46] <yokobr> please guys
[04:46] <gilesw> anyone know how to get the envy24control mixer in ubuntu?
[04:46] <cherubiel> TuxthePenguin84: for bash, put it in .bash_profile, in the users home dir
[04:46] <GigaClon> !tell yokobr about rar
[04:46] <cherubiel> yokobr: whats the problem?
[04:46] <mikm> yokobr what's wrong?
[04:46] <TuxthePenguin84> cher... thanks
[04:46] <Berto> hi - new ubuntu user here, longtime linux user though...
[04:46] <yokobr> i cant unrar an archive
[04:47] <kjm> !rar
[04:47] <ubotu> rar is a non-free archive format created by Rarsoft. For instructions on accessing .rar files through the Archive Manager view https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FileCompression. There is a free (as in speech) unrar utility as well, see !info unrar-free
[04:47] <Berto> what do I do when apt-get remove    does not work?  I am getting an error from the uninstall script (of scim-gtk2-immodule)
[04:47] <Lam_> how do i get hibernation to work on my laptop? it "appears" to work but then opens in a pin-stripped screen and doesn't continue (i have an ATI video card)
[04:47] <Jack_Sparrow> GigaClon: I missed the subtlety of setting just one of your users to a specific language
[04:47] <briank> I am having a problem with Vim 7, would anybody care to help?
[04:48] <mikm> briank, what sorts of problems?
[04:48] <GigaClon> I can't even find how to change it on a system-basis
[04:48] <Milchmann> asc ok got it installed & cracked on windows. now i copy the game dir to .wine/drive_c in my home and simply run via wine?
[04:49] <karrotx> woah
[04:49] <karrotx> slow it down
[04:49] <Dethklok> Is there a config file that you edit to rid the console of the system beep?
[04:49] <Jack_Sparrow> GigaClon: Not at the bottom of that screen default language for new user etc... something linke that
[04:49] <Jack_Sparrow> time for dinner  cya
[04:49] <Asc> Milchman: You can copy it to anywhere, but yeah.  It also helps if you sacrifice a small animal to the dark gods.
[04:49] <GigaClon> yeah the account already exists
[04:49] <Milchmann> i try to catch one
[04:49] <kjm> Asc - if that animal is a virgin - the better
[04:50] <Asc> kjm: Da.  Da.  Although with most rhodents....
[04:50] <GigaClon> there doesn't seem to be anyway to change language period
[04:50] <GigaClon> help
[04:51] <Tonren> Guys, I just got my Wacom Tablet working, but I can't do anything even a little precise with it because it's really SHAKEY.
[04:51] <Tonren> Has anyone had this problem before?
[04:51] <cherubiel> Dethklok: System->Preferences->Sound, under the System Beep tab,
[04:51] <cherubiel> uncheck Enable system beep - if you need some sort of entry under /proc
[04:51] <cfh_dev> I've got all my data transferred to a new drive but now need to install Grub to the mbr.
[04:51] <cfh_dev> What's the command to do that?
[04:52] <Lothar> can someone tell me the comand line to unrar a file
[04:52] <karrotx> ok, question
[04:52] <karrotx> why ubuntu over debian?
[04:52] <karrotx> o
[04:52] <lastnode> Lothar, apt-get install unrar-free
[04:52] <briank> I can't get backspace to work in vim 7 any takers?
[04:52] <Lothar> ty
[04:52] <karrotx> i've read the ubuntu web page and still have these questions
[04:52] <lastnode> karrotx, stuff liket aht goes in #ubuntu-offtopic please
[04:52] <cfh_dev> Lothar, then unrar x somefile.rar
[04:52] <Asc> Tonren: This is a long shot, but you could try messing with mouse settings.  Reduce speed and acceleration(possibly to minimum values)
[04:52] <karrotx> lastnode: ok
[04:52] <mikm> briank, I assume you are in insert mode
[04:52] <kjm> karrotx - Why not?  Faster release cycle, legacy support, terrific user support, more recent packages, easier install.....
[04:53] <kjm> anything I missed?
[04:53] <briank> yes
[04:53] <Asc> cfh_dev: grub-install /dev/install-device
[04:53] <cfh_dev> Asc: I get this message on that command (grub-install /dev/hdf)
[04:54] <cfh_dev> /dev/hdf does not have any corresponding BIOS drive.
[04:54] <karrotx> kjm: this isn't a troll, however, define "easier install"
[04:54] <kjm> karrotx - x is configured for you, everything (excluding wireless) works out of the box.  Debian is a little bit more work to get up and running (IMHO)
[04:55] <Tonren> Asc: I doubt that's it, but worth a shot
[04:55] <karrotx> kjm: cool
[04:55] <karrotx> thanks for the info
[04:55] <Asc> cfh_def: New one on me.  Uh, is the position the drive occupies on the IDE interface enabled in BIOS? :\
[04:56] <briank> mikm, I typed :set nocp, otherwise I can't get into insert mode, and once I am backspace won't go up to the next line
[04:56] <Asc> Tonren: It's all I've got.  I had a similar problem when I enabled 2x mouse acceleration once.
[04:56] <hellgrazer> karrotx: I can understand what you are saying.. there are a few problems with special hardware, but I started out on slackware, and I'm keeping it as my desktop distro.
[04:56] <Tonren> Asc: Hmm...
[04:56] <Asc> cfh_dev: also, is it a SATA drive?
[04:57] <cfh_dev> Asc: nope.  It's IDE with XFS\
[04:57] <cfh_dev> Asc, I just ran grub-install --recheck /dev/hdf and seem to have something more to work with now
[04:57] <kjm> Exactly - I started with Debian, then discovered Libranet.  When that folded I floated for a bit.  Went debian, tried Fedora.  But, I've finally settled on Ubuntu and it has polish.  (although I really miss libranet....)
[04:57] <Asc> cfh_dev: Excellent.
[04:57] <gu014> i am trying to log into a LAN comp via ssh and i continue to receive a permission denied error msg after typing the password when i absolutely know the password is correct....would anyone be able to help me out?
[04:59] <Tonren> Asc: Ugh... now pressure sensitivity doesn't work
[04:59] <gu014> what permission should /home dir be set to as maybe there is a permission problem that is limititing my access via ssh?
[05:00] <Davey> How can I check if I have a firewall running, and if so, turn it off? From CLI
[05:00] <wickedpuppy> gu014, is sshd running ?  does is ssh port open ?
[05:00] <gu014> wickedpuppy: yes, and yes
[05:00] <wickedpuppy> gu014, can you ssh inside locally ?
[05:01] <Asc> Tonren: I do find it's handy to keep a windows partition.
[05:01] <gu014> wickedpuppy: i am able accept the certificate, enter user name..and when i type in the password i receive a permission denied error message
[05:01] <czer323> !acpi
[05:01] <ubotu> acpi: displays information on ACPI devices. In component main, is optional. Version 0.09-1 (dapper), package size 10 kB, installed size 72 kB (Only available for i386 ia64 amd64)
[05:01] <gu014> wickedpuppy: i am able accept the certificate, enter user name..and when i type in the password i receive a permission denied error message
[05:01] <Tonren> Asc: Yeah, but I never use it.  I just suffer in Linux, because who wants to restart, boot back into Windows, do whatever the hell it is you have to do, then wait for Linux to boot again?
[05:01] <Jack_Sparrow> !firewall
[05:01] <ubotu> Ubuntu, like any other linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed with iptables (in the command line) or firestarter (gui, can also setup connection sharing)
[05:01] <gu014> wickedpuppy: yes, i can ssh into localhost
[05:01] <wickedpuppy> gu014, are you logging in as user or root ?
[05:02] <gu014> wickedpuppy: user
[05:02] <Milchmann> asc it really works. high resolution, graphics running smooth... i'm just missing the sound ;) did you get the sound working?
[05:03] <Tonren> Hey guys, is there a screen recorder for Linux?  To make movies out of what's on your screen?
[05:03] <Asc> Tonren: Linux boots in 50 seconds for me :)
[05:03] <gu014> wickedpuppy: also, when i try and ssh in vice versa, i receive the same errors
[05:03] <jUggERNAUt1980> Is it possible to open up a comprehensive list of commands for terminal in terminal?
[05:03] <Tonren> Asc: It's a little slower for me
[05:04] <wickedpuppy> gu014, can paste the /etc/ssh/sshd_config in pastebin ?
[05:04] <Asc> Tonren: Yeah, it's a pain.  But at least everything works, one way or the other.
[05:04] <hellgrazer> Tonren: I've seen one that does flash recordings... is that what you want?
[05:04] <kjm> ping 193
[05:04] <kjm> *sorry - wrong window
[05:04] <Tonren> hellgrazer: Sure, anything tha tworks
[05:04] <gu014> um, i am not able to do that
[05:05] <gu014> wickedpuppy: box is remote
[05:05] <kjm> heh, I can ping my laptop - but I don't remember where it is in the house.
[05:05] <gu014> wickedpuppy: any particular section i should type in
[05:05] <wickedpuppy> gu014, section ?
[05:05] <cycom> kjm: HAHAHAHAHA!
[05:06] <cycom> kjm: send it bells or something so it starts beepign
[05:06] <cycom> beeping*
[05:06] <Milchmann> Asc, did you get the sound in AMA working?
[05:06] <root__> I just ran gparted to resize my /home to make room to install windows
[05:06] <Asc> Milchmann: Nice.  Mine never ran playably.  For sound, just play around with the settings in the program winecfg.  I'm not familiar with the audio configuration with the new version, because it always crashes when I click on that tab
[05:06] <hellgrazer> Tonren: there are a few.. you can use something with VLC or another program that starts with a G... I'll google it for ya.
[05:06] <Milchmann> ok thx
[05:06] <janina07> hi
[05:06] <gu014> wickedpuppy: i have the same problem when i try and log in to this pc from the pc in question...shall i paste the contents of this sshd_config?
[05:06] <root__> but /home was in an extended partition
[05:06] <kjm> heh - it's an apple.  So, I'll just send a crazy intense task to it and wait for the battery to catch fire :)
[05:06] <kjm> be easy to see then
[05:06] <root__> how do I get the free space to be primary
[05:06] <wickedpuppy> gu014, pls
[05:06] <cycom> root__: you have to resize the extended partition to be smaller.
[05:07] <cycom> I think you also have to shift it to the end of the drive.  iirc you can't have primaries after the extended.
[05:07] <gu014> wickedpuppy: unfortunately, i am not familiar with pastebin, can you help me out?
[05:07] <gu014> wickedpuppy: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/ ?
[05:07] <wickedpuppy> !pastebin
[05:08] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (you can always find it in the channel topic, among other useful things)
[05:08] <wickedpuppy> yup
[05:08] <TiG4> How do you restart ALSA?
[05:08] <hellgrazer> Tonren: look for vncrec, vnc2swf, and xvidcap
[05:08] <ArrenLex> TiG: sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils force-reload
[05:09] <TiG4> ArrenLex, Thanks!
[05:09] <ogami1972> it wasn't enough that life is an often pointless struggle, that relationships are filled with lies and pain, and that gos spends his spare time laughing at me...now my flash-sound is mysteriously broken, no USB mouse control, and no ability to install proprietary drivers
[05:09] <Audimage> is there an app to unzip rar files for linux
[05:09] <kjm> !rar
[05:09] <ubotu> rar is a non-free archive format created by Rarsoft. For instructions on accessing .rar files through the Archive Manager view https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FileCompression. There is a free (as in speech) unrar utility as well, see !info unrar-free
[05:09] <wickedpuppy> !unrar-free
[05:09] <ubotu> unrar-free: Unarchiver for .rar files. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:0.0.1-2 (dapper), package size 15 kB, installed size 84 kB
[05:09] <Audimage> thanks
[05:09] <TiG4> ArrenLex, For some reason, out of nowhere my sound doesnt work.
[05:09] <gu014> wickedpuppy: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/24844
[05:09] <TiG4> ArrenLex, when I type esd I get this
[05:09] <TiG4> sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils force-reload
[05:09] <TiG4> ALSA lib pcm_direct.c:222:(make_local_socket) connect failed: /tmp/alsa-dmix-2035-1159135938-937289: No such file or directory
[05:09] <TiG4> ALSA lib pcm_dmix.c:851:(snd_pcm_dmix_open) unable to connect client
[05:10] <Milchmann> asc ok winecfg is crashing when i go to the audio tab in settings :(
[05:10] <JavaDeveloper> Hello, how do I enable my apache2 to externel IP address? or at least not <IP_ADDRESS>?
[05:10] <TiG4> JavaDeveloper, It should be enabled by default
[05:10] <TiG4> JavaDeveloper, Try XAMMP
[05:10] <TiG4> XAMPP
[05:10] <Milchmann> it says ALSA lib seq_hw.c:456:(snd_seq_hw_open) open /dev/snd/seq failed: No such file or directory
[05:10] <JavaDeveloper> TiG4: what's XAMMP?
[05:10] <Asc> Milchmann: Heh, by golly. :\
[05:11] <JavaDeveloper> TiG4: is it? cuz I tried setting it up with my router port 80 forwarding to my local IP, it doesn't work
[05:11] <ArrenLex> TiG: it seems to have lost some files it needs. I'm sorry to go all microsoft on you, but... try rebooting.
[05:11] <TiG4> JavaDeveloper, It's a standalone everything build
[05:11] <Asc> Milchmann: same error it gives me
[05:11] <TiG4> JavaDeveloper, http://www.apachefriends.org
[05:11] <JavaDeveloper> TiG4: I think I know why, thanks a lot
[05:11] <TiG4> ArrenLex, think a gnome logout would work? I cant restart the Server
[05:12] <TiG4> JavaDeveloper, NP
[05:12] <ArrenLex> TiG: probably not, no.
[05:12] <TiG4> Darn
[05:12] <Milchmann> hm ok, i try a post at the forum, maybe someone knows a solution
[05:12] <ArrenLex> TiG: why can't you restart?
[05:12] <wickedpuppy> gu014, thats a default sshd ... i see nothing added there ...
[05:12] <TiG4> ArrenLex, Running an ircd off this box
[05:12] <wickedpuppy> shound't have a problem
[05:12] <ArrenLex> Oh.
[05:12] <JairunCaloth> My new 5.1 surround sound system isn't outputing sound to the correct channels. I do have divers installed for my soundcard however I"m not positive everything is properly configured for it. I"m using NVIDIA CK804 as a sound card. Also I know all the speakers are properly connected, as everything plays on the proper chanel in windows.
[05:12] <TiG4> ArrenLex, Haven't setup the leaf yet
[05:12] <Asc> Milchmann: The file appears to be under /dev/.static/dev/snd/seq.  There might be two ways to do this: one is to edit the wine config file to point at the correct path, the other is to make a link at the wrong location pointing to the correct location
[05:13] <Milchmann> ok, i try the 2nd way
[05:13] <supermiguel> where can i find the original proftp config??
[05:13] <gu014> wickedpuppy: that is correct, i have not added anything, it had been working up until the other day
[05:13] <wickedpuppy> gu014, can you restart sshd and try again ? sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart
[05:14] <wickedpuppy> working until the other day ? so the config is fine ... i suppose you got to figure out what has been changed since the other day :P
[05:14] <gu014> wickedpuppy: same result
[05:14] <gu014> wickedpuppy: restart on both sides
[05:14] <TiG4> ArrenLex, Got it working
[05:15] <Milchmann> asc i dont have snd/seq in /dev/.static/dev and i cant find that file via locate
[05:15] <TiG4> ArrenLex, there was a file in my home folder that I had deleted by accident some alsa temp file
[05:15] <TiG4> it was looking for that file in /tmp
[05:15] <TiG4> so I moved it there
[05:15] <Asc> ls Milchmann: Working on it.
[05:15] <TiG4> esd now works
[05:15] <TiG4> :)
[05:15] <wickedpuppy> gu014, then i assume you have not touched /etc/ssh/ssh_config too ?
[05:15] <gu014> wickedpuppy: i have not
[05:15] <ArrenLex> TiG: that would be, uh, bad.
[05:15] <Milchmann> ok
[05:15] <TiG4> ArrenLex, heh why?
[05:15] <Audimage> I am hving trouble networking my windows xp notebook and my dapper desktop
[05:16] <wickedpuppy> gu014, then i give up ... by default it shouldn't act like this ..
[05:16] <ArrenLex> Tig: deleting random files.
[05:16] <Audimage> is there a way to do it?
[05:16] <ArrenLex> TiG: getting it to work is good.
[05:16] <TiG4> ArrenLex, It was in my home dir
[05:16] <TiG4> ArrenLex, Shouldnt have been there
[05:16] <Milchmann> Audimage, with samba
[05:16] <ArrenLex> TiG: I don't know what happen. Maybe somebody set us up the bomb?
[05:16] <wickedpuppy> gu014, sorry dude ... i was sure the problem was with the authentication in config file
[05:16] <wickedpuppy> damn
[05:16] <Audimage> milchmann, i used samba, but i can't see the shared folder on my laptop, and i can't see my laptop on my desktop
[05:16] <TiG4> ArrenLex, MMM ZIgg
[05:16] <beuno> is the wikipedia down, or is it just me?
[05:16] <gu014> wickedpuppy: i believe this must be stemming from an added user? i added a user the other day and deleted it today, is it possible that some permissions have gotten mixed around?
[05:17] <wickedpuppy> gu014, can you try as root ?
[05:17] <invictus_> hey can i join the conversation?
[05:17] <gu014> i dont have that enabled
[05:17] <kjm> !ask < invictus
[05:17] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ask < invictus - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[05:17] <wickedpuppy> # Authentication:
[05:17] <wickedpuppy> LoginGraceTime 120
[05:17] <wickedpuppy> PermitRootLogin yes
[05:17] <hellgrazer> ArrenLex: up <--> us  :)
[05:17] <wickedpuppy> yes you have
[05:17] <invictus_> i have a problem connecting to the net
[05:17] <Milchmann> Audimage,  i have entered the following lines in the /etc/fstab //<IP_ADDRESS>/WinXP /media/C6PO3 smbfs username=xxxx,password=xxxx,uid=1000,noauto,user  0  0
[05:18] <Milchmann> its the only way i got it working
[05:18] <JavaDeveloper> how do I make thunderbird to be my default mail client?
[05:18] <linoleum> hi, where can I read my log about the boot?
[05:19] <wickedpuppy> JavaDeveloper, system -> preference - >prefered apps
[05:19] <JavaDeveloper> wickedpuppy: ic ic...thank you so much....
[05:19] <wickedpuppy> np :P
[05:21] <gu014> wickedpuppy: i believe it is a firewall issue as i just added the rule in my ubuntu pc...logged in from the ubuntu server and it worked....can you direct me as to the command to add this rule into the server firewall(iptables?)
[05:21] <JairunCaloth> Can anyone help me get my new 5.1 surround sound setup to output to the correct chanels? I know the hardware is properly setup, everything plays in the correct chanels in windows
[05:21] <Asc> Milchmann: got it.  do 'cd /dev/snd;sudo ln -s /dev/.static/dev/snd/seq seq'
[05:21] <wickedpuppy> gu014, pls get firestarter
[05:21] <wickedpuppy> its a very neat gui firewall :P
[05:21] <Milchmann> thx, will try later!!
[05:21] <gu014> wickedpuppy: i can, ubuntu server is console
[05:21] <gu014> cant*
[05:21] <wickedpuppy> oh the server heh ..
[05:22] <Asc> Milchmann: Best of luck.
[05:22] <Milchmann> thx
[05:22] <kjm>  JairunCaloth ; havent read this whole thing - but http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=113145
[05:22] <wickedpuppy> heh my iptables sux .... can you look into your ubuntu iptables ? sudo iptables -L
[05:23] <kjm> peeps who've had issues.  I don't have 5.1 myself - so don't know.
[05:24] <jUggERNAUt1980> Ok, when I  try to configure the network card in terminal I get: ip: Host name lookup failure... What does this mean, and what do I do from here?
[05:24] <kjm>  JairunCaloth - here as well http://www.cse.ohio-state.edu/~bondhugu/alsamch.shtml
[05:24] <JairunCaloth> jkm: heh, that's almost my exact setup
[05:24] <sgleo87> trying to get my g15 keyboard to work with the g15 daemon...installed everything but getting the following error message wnen trying to run g15daemon: g15daemon: error while loading shared libraries: libg15.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[05:26] <hellgrazer> jUggERNAUt1980: what command are you typing in the terminal?
[05:27] <oscarillo> hi there
[05:28] <sgleo87> trying to get my g15 keyboard to work with the g15 daemon...installed everything but getting the following error message wnen trying to run g15daemon: g15daemon: error while loading shared libraries: libg15.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory. Anybody have any idea how to fix that?
[05:28] <jUggERNAUt1980> hellgraver:I am tryin initiate configure a network,and I am on the first step
[05:30] <mexicandu37> wickedpuppy: im dumb..there was an ip conflict on lan..server and pc had the same ip
[05:30] <gilesw> hrm is writable ntfs mounting built into ubuntu now?
[05:30] <gilesw> i tried following a guide and i get ntfs-fuse unknown
[05:31] <ArrenLex> gilesw: as far as I know it's still highly experimental and dangerous.
[05:31] <ArrenLex> !fuse
[05:31] <ubotu> Though it's still very unsafe, you can read about Ubuntu NTFS writing here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lkraider/NtfsFuse
[05:31] <Roger_The_Bum> does ubuntu support RFC 1149?
[05:31] <wickedpuppy> mexicandu37, oh ah ... :P
[05:31] <hellgrazer> jUggERNAUt1980: what does ifconfig give you?
[05:32] <gilesw> yea thats the guide i'm using
[05:32] <wickedpuppy> it happened to me many times ... so ya .. you aren't shit yet ... not tell you done rm -rf / ...
[05:32] <ArrenLex> gilsew: you're willing to risk corrupting your ntfs partition?
[05:32] <wickedpuppy> *till
[05:32] <TuxthePenguin84> ifconfig should output ethernet device info
[05:32] <gilesw> I've got a backup of it
[05:33] <SurfnKid> hi guys i have a bit of a problem with a rename technique that got one thing running but another not showing
[05:33] <cliffd> anyone using mythtv with ubuntu? find any good documents to help you with the install?
[05:33] <wickedpuppy> !mythtv
[05:33] <ubotu> mythtv is for watching TV in Linux.  Check out http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2005/12/16/instructions-to-install-mythtv/
[05:34] <oscarillo> does anyone know why the file association in nautilus could not work? I cannot switch the application in the "open with" tab
[05:34] <wickedpuppy> SurfnKid, whats the technique ?
[05:34] <hellgrazer> TuxthePenguin84: heh.. that's the info I need from jUggERNAUt1980.
[05:34] <cliffd> wickedpuppy: thanks.
[05:34] <wickedpuppy> :P
[05:34] <SurfnKid> i renamed the eth1 wireless adapter to wlan0 (succssfully) but the taskbar icon shows with a red STOP on it, but im online, and iwconfig shows im connected to the router, how can i get the taskbar to refresh the newly cchanged wlan0 and show its up
[05:34] <TuxthePenguin84> hellgrazer: hah
[05:34] <jUggERNAUt1980> how do you type to some one's name so it is in the red?
[05:34] <wickedpuppy> SurfnKid, tried rebooting yet ?
[05:35] <Soheil> hey, i'm behind DHCP, i got my ethernet setup on DHCP and my router IP for servername, can't connect to internet, any suggestions?
[05:35] <SurfnKid> yes actually that had given me problems before because the name hadnt shown up on iwconfig, but i rebooted and now it does.  the only thing is that when i drag the mouse over the icon, it says Network Connection: eth1
[05:35] <harisund> What is the name of the router on which you can install Linux? Can you install Ubuntu on it/
[05:35] <SurfnKid> but thats dead, gone, no more,
[05:36] <TuxthePenguin84> Linksys WRT54G i think.... Last I saw they were coming with linux firmware installed
[05:36] <SurfnKid> but it doesnt show that its on
[05:36] <SurfnKid> even my tleds are dead
[05:36] <Flannel> TuxthePenguin84: not the most recent versions: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wrt54g
[05:36] <SurfnKid> some process still thinks its eth1 even tho my wlan0 connection is actively renamed to wlan0
[05:37] <harisund> Thanks TuxthePenguin84 ... I was just curious ... at home right now I have a Linux box acting as a router ... which is connected to a wireless access point ..
[05:37] <wickedpuppy> SurfnKid, then its gnome problem ? since the network is fine ... ifconfig shows the correct name tight ?
[05:37] <cycom> They make the WRT54GL still, for hacking up, but no, ubuntu won't fit on it.
[05:37] <gilesw> heh
[05:37] <gilesw> i got a wrt off ebay
[05:37] <ArrenLex> A wart?
[05:37] <ArrenLex> Yay warts. o_o
[05:37] <gilesw> and a slug :P
[05:37] <ArrenLex> Fun.
[05:37] <hellgrazer> jUggERNAUt1980: That is determined by your IRC client.  Aren't you worried about getting your network running instead of pretty IRC colors?
[05:38] <Flannel> cycom: you can still find plenty older WRT54Gs out there, just have to check serial numbers
[05:38] <SurfnKid> wickedpuppy, now it does, but for instance tleds is a Tx/Rx monitor that blinks on my NUM and SCROLL LOCK  LEDS... I renamed it to wlan0 and they arent working, only if its on eth1
[05:38] <TuxthePenguin84> Yea the [L]  denotes the Linux  firmware
[05:38] <cycom> Flannel: WRT54GSs work too.
[05:38] <Flannel> cycom: right, they just have extra RAM/memory, I've actually got a GS myself.
[05:38] <harisund> But what is the attraction behind that? I mean, I can get my Linux box to behave as a router right now, and I don't see what I am missing by not having a wrt..
[05:38] <TuxthePenguin84> Anyone a fan of woot.com?
[05:39] <jUggERNAUt1980> hellgrazer: Very much indeed I am, But I wanted to be sure you were about to see my messages,and know  that I am talking to you
[05:39] <cycom> I haev a regular G and a GS
[05:39] <cycom> I bought 2, just because of the linux thing.  Running kismet drone on em is a snap
[05:39] <wickedpuppy> SurfnKid, no idea about those though ... sorry ... since you have restarted the whole computer , there be no use asking you to restart X
[05:40] <Flannel> harisund: the linksys firmware on there can be reflashed (it's GPLd so they had to release) with better firmware, you can include functionality not already there.  like traffic shaping, and other stuff, that wouldn't normally be found on routers sub $100
[05:40] <SurfnKid> wickedpuppy, yeah, i just want to have wlan0 show up on everything, but it seems its only partially recognized, and every other process still wants to use eth1
[05:40] <Flannel> anyway, this is all -offtopic, #ubuntu-offtopic for anyone else who wishes to continue router discussions
[05:40] <ArrenLex> My router is YOUR MOTHER.
[05:40] <ArrenLex> ....sorry, I just had to get that out there.
[05:40] <ArrenLex> Right. On topic. I can do that.
[05:40] <harisund> ok sorry Flannel ...sure..
[05:41] <hellgrazer> jUggERNAUt1980: ah.. we'll start a query then.. one on one chat. I can't miss any messages that way now can I? :)
[05:41] <Berto> i plan on buying one of those routers and pimping it out with linux tooo.... have to research which ones work and all tho
[05:41] <TuxthePenguin84> I'm new to IRC... I'm assuming there are moderators here?
[05:42] <Madpilot> TuxthePenguin84, yes
[05:42] <briguyd> can anyone help me with mounting a networked samba folder?
[05:42] <chalcedony> TuxthePenguin84: there are .. are you looking for help with Ubuntu ?
[05:42] <JairunCaloth> ok...
[05:42] <ArrenLex> !smbfs
[05:42] <ubotu> smbfs: mount and umount commands for the smbfs (for kernels >= than 2.2.x). In component main, is optional. Version 3.0.22-1ubuntu3.1 (dapper), package size 369 kB, installed size 888 kB
[05:42] <TuxthePenguin84> chalcedony, no not right now. thanks though
[05:43] <JairunCaloth> I"ve got most of the speakers putting out on the correct channel. However, my sub and center speakers are still backwards
[05:43] <briguyd> im pretty sure i'd be able to do it under ubuntu, but im on xubuntu, so i cant use all that GUI stuff, have to do it from the command line
[05:44] <briguyd> i installed samba and everything, just not sure on the commands to mount a networked folder
[05:44] <ArrenLex> birguyd: man smbmount
[05:44] <briguyd> which i already sat up under linux to be shared with samba
[05:44] <briguyd> ArrenLex, i tried that, im still confused
[05:45] <TuxthePenguin84> birdguyd: mount -t smbfs //ipaddress/sharename /media/folder
[05:45] <ArrenLex> briguyd: sharing a local folder and mounting a network folder are different.
[05:45] <ArrenLex> Yes.
[05:45] <briguyd> what is the "sharename"?
[05:45] <Brokenstein> hiya
[05:46] <ArrenLex> So if you have a computer in your network named Downstairs, and it has a shared folder on it called EvilPlans, and you want to mount that to /home/bob/takeovertheworld, then you would run the command sudo mount -t smbfs //Downstairs/EvilPlans /home/bob/takeovertheworld
[05:46] <TuxthePenguin84> briguyd, to help me understand your situation better are you trying to mount to a windows share?
[05:47] <briguyd> TuxthePenguin84, nope
[05:47] <briguyd> another ubuntu box
[05:48] <ArrenLex> briguyd: that help?
[05:48] <Asc> What is the name of the program used to change monitor resolutions?
[05:48] <hellgrazer> Ah.. I like the /media folder, but I just haven't grasped the knack for it yet.  I always run for /mnt first.
[05:48] <Telroth_Plushie|> randr?
[05:49] <briguyd> i tried sudo mount -t smbfs //ip/sharename /media/whatever/ and it says "10935: session setup failed: ERRDOS - ERRnoaccess (Access denied.)"
[05:49] <TuxthePenguin84> briguyd if im not mistaken you need to setup samba shares in /etc/smb.conf
[05:49] <briguyd> TuxthePenguin84, how?
[05:49] <briguyd> i set up the sharing computer with the file manager
[05:50] <Brokenstein> can anyone help me getting at least some syncing working with my pda?
[05:51] <Audimage> can anybody help me network my Dapper desktop to my XP laptop
[05:51] <TuxthePenguin84> briguyd open /etc/smb.conf with a text editor and scroll down to "Share Definitions" I think this is where you set what folders you want to share
[05:51] <briguyd> TuxthePenguin84, on which machine?
[05:52] <TuxthePenguin84> briguyd the one that is hosting the files
[05:52] <TuxthePenguin84> Audi, ask away
[05:52] <briguyd> TuxthePenguin84, oh, shouldnt the file manager un gnome do that automagically?
[05:52] <TuxthePenguin84> It might automatically find Samba shares that you define in the Share Definitions
[05:52] <Audimage> I am unable to see either of my computers through my router, i KNOW my router works, i just can't get my desktop (dapper) to recognize it
[05:53] <Audimage> i can't ping my laptop (xp)
[05:53] <piggie> 'wc
[05:53] <Brokenstein> does gnome pilot even work? i havent found anything useful online yet
[05:53] <briguyd> TuxthePenguin84, no, if i use the gnome file manager to set up the share in the first place, shouldnt it be added to that file?
[05:53] <TuxthePenguin84> I'm assuming I dont think Ive done it your way before
[05:54] <jUggERNAUt1980> hellgrazer I am using XChat for my icr, and my messages are not getting to In DCC
[05:54] <briguyd> if i do "smbtree" it shows up as "\\COMPUTER-NAME\Share-Name"
[05:54] <Skarr> well, I give up on ubuntu guys. I just cant get the driver to work. So, I deleted the partition, now how do I set the extra space from that partition to my main partition?
[05:55] <hellgrazer> jUggERNAUt1980: are you not seeing my messages to you?
[05:55] <jUggERNAUt1980> yes
[05:55] <Flannel> Skarr: get a windows partitioner, and reformat it, or re-merge it into your main partition
[05:55] <jUggERNAUt1980> but you are not see mine
[05:55] <Brokenstein> can anyone tell me if theyve had any success with gnome pilot?
[05:55] <jUggERNAUt1980> seeing
[05:56] <TuxthePenguin84> birguyd yes smbtree will list any and all shares samba/windows
[05:56] <briguyd> so then why cant i mount it?
[05:57] <hellgrazer> jUggERNAUt1980: ah.. I learn something new every day.  I was sure I could message you..
[05:57] <TuxthePenguin84> briguyd, what was the error you were getting again?
[05:57] <Madpilot> jUggERNAUt1980, you need to identify to nickserv
[05:57] <briguyd> "10935: session setup failed: ERRDOS - ERRnoaccess (Access denied.)" "SMB connection failed"
[05:58] <TuxthePenguin84> you doing a sudo on it first?
[05:58] <briguyd> yep
[05:58] <TuxthePenguin84> just for fun whats the share name?
[05:58] <jUggERNAUt1980> How do I identify to nickserv?
[05:58] <Flannel> jUggERNAUt1980: /msg nickserv help register
[05:58] <briguyd> Big_Music
[05:58] <stephans> hi
[05:58] <GomezDen> I've changed the interfaces file for static but then i cant ping anything out of my network. Is there a DNS setting or gateway line i have to add?
[05:59] <briguyd> (its a 500 GB usb external drive with lotsa music)
[05:59] <hellgrazer> Madpilot: ah.. I had no idea.. I though everyone did that anyway :)
[05:59] <TuxthePenguin84> briguyd so your doing: sudo mount -t smbfs //<IP_ADDRESS>/Big_Music /media/music ..... or something similar?
[05:59] <briguyd> yes, but <IP_ADDRESS>
[05:59] <TuxthePenguin84> k
[05:59] <briguyd> exactly the same but that
[05:59] <Davo_Dinkum> Hi all.
[05:59] <TuxthePenguin84> have you done sudo apt-get install smbfs?
[06:00] <briguyd> yes
[06:00] <stephans> i am running ubuntu server for my web server... does anyone know if ubuntu has a script somewhere that restarts apache every couple of days???
[06:00] <TuxthePenguin84> and its not password protected?
[06:00] <unfknblvbl> !ico
[06:00] <ubotu> ico: X client - ico. In component main, is optional. Version 1:1.0.1-0ubuntu1 (dapper), package size 14 kB, installed size 88 kB
[06:00] <briguyd> which password do i type when it asks for one?
[06:00] <unfknblvbl> !.ico
[06:00] <Davo_Dinkum> Can anyone help me with this?: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/XenVirtualMachine/XenOnUbuntuDapper
[06:00] <stephans> cuz it does not start again... since i have ssl with paassword enabled
[06:00] <briguyd> the machine is, to log on, i dont think the file is protected
[06:00] <chicalinux> hi
[06:00] <GomezDen> briguyd: you use add the user name and password to the mount command
[06:00] <TuxthePenguin84> when you sudo the mount just enter the admin password like usual
[06:00] <cherubiel> briguyd: 10935: session setup failed: ERRDOS - ERRnoaccess (Access denied.)" "SMB connection failed
[06:01] <cherubiel> briguyd: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?t=461202 sorry
[06:01] <jUggERNAUt1980> REGISTER <password>
[06:01] <GomezDen> can anyone help me with a networking issue?
[06:01] <chicalinux> i am triying to create a iso whit the reconstruc program but is not doing the trick
[06:01] <jUggERNAUt1980> hehe, I have no idea where do this at
[06:01] <hellgrazer> GomezDen: depends on the issue :)
[06:02] <Flannel> jUggERNAUt1980: in a query with nickserv
[06:02] <chicalinux> please help :(
[06:02] <GomezDen> hellgrazer: well I cant ping anything other then LAN computers after i set my stuff to static.
[06:02] <Rob-West> how do i register
[06:02] <unfknblvbl> what linux app can read .ico files ?
[06:03] <GomezDen> hellgrazer: doing this all CL though.
[06:03] <chicalinux> nobady?
[06:03] <briguyd> brb
[06:03] <Rob-West> hello
[06:04] <cherubiel> whats the problem, chicalinux ?
[06:04] <hellgrazer> GomezDen: ok.. I need to know a little about your setup..
[06:04] <cpk1> anyone have any insight on setting up a wireless dhcpd server with ubuntu?
[06:04] <chicalinux> i am triying to creato a custom iso  whit reconstruc program but is not working
[06:05] <GomezDen> hellgrazer: changed the interfaces file, changed dhcp to static, added lines address <IP_ADDRESS> submask <IP_ADDRESS>
[06:05] <chicalinux> i am usig a iso of dapper
[06:05] <GomezDen> hellgrazer: as it showed in the man file
[06:05] <Skarr> anyone know a network adapter that has drivers for linux?
[06:05] <chicalinux> i need a live cd of ubuntu or i can use the dapper iso ?
[06:06] <GomezDen> hellgrazer: it just seems like the DNS is no longer working, thought the resolv.conf file did that but i think i was wrong :(
[06:06] <jUggERNAUt1980> Flannel: Ok, I am reading the directions on freenode. net..I should be aight
[06:06] <hellgrazer> GomezDen: what man file are you following?
[06:07] <GomezDen> hellgrazer: man interfaces id assume itd be the GNU or what not
[06:07] <lastnode> where does dpkg unpack sources to?
[06:08] <GomezDen> hellgrazer: ill admit to having debian network install but ubuntu is debian is it not?
[06:08] <lastnode> (on apt-get source)
[06:08] <hellgrazer> GomezDen: actually Ubuntu is based on Debian.
[06:08] <jUggERNAUt1980> #
[06:08] <jUggERNAUt1980>     /msg nickserv register <your-password>
[06:09] <GomezDen> hellgrazer: any who the config files are almost all the same across linux
[06:09] <chicalinux> i need to use ubuntu to to work whit  reconstruc becuse i am in Debian
[06:10] <flemnos> jUggERNAUt1980, without the spaces in front
[06:10] <GomezDen> hellgrazer: u have any ideas?
[06:10] <hellgrazer> jUggERNAUt1980: where it says "<your-password>" replace that with a password you will remember (eg. /msg nickserv register homeslice)
[06:10] <chicalinux> i reed the man but is very clear of what distro i need to use or if reconstruc work whit ebian
[06:10] <Skarr> anyone know a network adapter that has drivers for linux?
[06:10] <jUggERNAUt1980> Thanks!
[06:10] <hellgrazer> brb.. phone call
[06:11] <briguyd> i'm still getting the same error after using cherubiel's instructions
[06:11] <GomezDen> Skarr: yours seems to be working fine:)
[06:11] <nomasteryoda> Skarr, wifi?
[06:12] <quiteFrank> hi all how do I duplicate a bootable floppy
[06:12] <Skarr> GomezDen: I'm not using linux, im using windows. I spent 3 days on here vigorously trying to figure out how to be able to get the D-Link wireless network adapter to pick up the signal from my router, cause It doesnt have drivers for linux so I just gave up and uninstalled but i decided I should give it one last chance and just try buying a new adapter
[06:13] <tuv> why would gkrellm use too much cpu? it gets my pentium M to reach its max. frequency and stay at 75%+ usage !!
[06:13] <briguyd> TuxthePenguin84, any ideas?
[06:13] <cliffd> anyone know why my vim isnt doing context highlighting for php?
[06:13] <cpk1> Skarr: have you looked into ndiswrapper?
[06:13] <cartufer> skarr, try the prism 2 chipset
[06:13] <GomezDen> skarr: not sure but NDISwrapper
[06:13] <tuv> it doesn't do that on my other debian machine!
[06:13] <GomezDen> skarr: listen to cpk1 he sounds smarter :)
[06:13] <Skarr> cpk1: Yeah, but it doesnt have an .inf file
[06:14] <withayanda> i'm suddenly having problems w/ my cd drive not mounting.  where do i start?
[06:14] <nomasteryoda> Skarr, if you are talking for a laptop, you can get a nice internal card for it...
[06:14] <nomasteryoda> i use the intel chipset
[06:14] <nomasteryoda> paid 22$
[06:14] <TuxthePenguin84> briguyd, no sorry
[06:14] <ArrenLex> withayanada: does it give you an error message?
[06:14] <nomasteryoda> and it is "centrino" certifid
[06:14] <Skarr> cpk1: and i looked on the ndis wrapper list on the wiki and it said a link to the inf for it but it was a broken link, and I let out a big long darth vader "noooooo!"
 Please /msg me
[06:17] <cpk1> Skarr: do you have the cd with an .inf?
[06:18] <GomezDen> Skarr: Your not too stupid for Linux, you just have to make it your b*tch
[06:18] <ArrenLex> Gomez: you're * (it's possessive)
[06:18] <ArrenLex> And Gomez:
[06:18] <minerale> what's the name for the mplayer plugin for firefox?
[06:18] <ArrenLex> !language
[06:18] <ubotu> Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[06:18] <ArrenLex> minerale: mplayerplug-in
[06:18] <nomasteryoda> lol
[06:18] <GomezDen> Are you bashing my english?
[06:18] <ArrenLex> Gomez: yes.
[06:19] <nomasteryoda> http://froogle.google.com/froogle?q=intel+a/b/g+wireless+mini-pci+WM3B2915ABGNAX&hl=en&lr=&client=firefox&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:unofficial&sa=X&oi=froogle&ct=title
[06:19] <nomasteryoda> sorry
[06:19] <cartufer> engrish* :P
[06:19] <nomasteryoda> should have tiny'd it
[06:19] <cpk1> Skarr: if i remember correctly the "installer" program for windows can just be unpacked and you can grab the .inf from it if its in there
[06:19] <minerale> arrenlex: that was not found ....
[06:19] <briguyd> TuxthePenguin84,
[06:19] <briguyd> i got it to work
[06:19] <briguyd> using no password
[06:19] <ArrenLex> minerale: the package is probably called mozilla-mplayer
[06:19] <SurfnKid> got it
[06:20] <GomezDen> ArrenLex: you understood what i said though right?
[06:20] <SurfnKid> wickedpuppy, got it
[06:20] <wickedpuppy> eh you managed to fix it ?
[06:20] <wickedpuppy> how ?
[06:20] <wickedpuppy> can share with us ?
[06:20] <SurfnKid> wickedpuppy, the network status icon stays stuck if i change the alias name in iftab
[06:20] <ArrenLex> Gomez: of course. The point of a language isn't to "make someone understand what you're saying". The point of a language is "to communicate your point correctly, effectively and eloquently."
[06:21] <ArrenLex> Gomez: I assure you if the only point of language was solely to make someone understand your point, we would still be grunting.
[06:21] <nomasteryoda> http://mgalug.org/hardware/wireless this is my small conribution to linux... though that abg card has yet to be listed
[06:21] <SurfnKid> if i rename it just like that and bring the network up, the taskbar will show eth1 no such device, and it wont bring fwd the status window to select/change to the new wlan0 adapter
[06:21] <Skarr> cpk1: sorry i was afk, ill try that thansk
[06:21] <SurfnKid> so...
[06:21] <nomasteryoda> lol
[06:21] <Skarr> cpk1: and once i do that, all i do is install ndiswrapper and in the network options put ndiswrapper and then choose the inf file?
[06:22] <Justin_Watt> i'm having trouble mounting an external hard drive
[06:22] <nomasteryoda> grunting often makes you feel better at least
[06:22] <ArrenLex> nomastery: no argument there.
[06:22] <Skarr> yay
[06:22] <Skarr> im not depressed anymoe
[06:22] <SurfnKid> before i changed it to wlan0 i clicked on the network status window (when eth1 was working) and left the window open, then i changed/renamed/restarted the network settings and when it came back up, i could now choose WLAN0 from it
[06:22] <ArrenLex> Yay prozac!
[06:22] <Justin_Watt> fdisk -l shows: /dev/sda1   *           1       19455   156272256    7  HPFS/NTFS
[06:22] <wickedpuppy> SurfnKid, great :P thanks for the info ...
[06:23] <tuv> why would gkrellm use too much cpu? it gets my pentium M to reach its max. frequency and stay at 75%+ usage !!
[06:23] <nomasteryoda> Skarr, ya it will work.. have this one working with bcmfirmware stuff, but it used to use ndiswrapper with it...
[06:23] <SurfnKid> no probs!
[06:23] <Justin_Watt>  /etc/fstab has this line: /dev/sda1       /media/usb0     ntfs    rw,user,users   1       2
[06:23] <nomasteryoda> Justin_Watt, not rw
[06:23] <SurfnKid> thanks for the help, it actually worked thru iftab, there wasnt anything else to do, even after restarting, it doesnt do anything, unless you choose the adapter
[06:23] <nomasteryoda> not an ntfs
[06:24] <ArrenLex> through *
[06:24] <Justin_Watt> ok... but fdisk -l
[06:24] <Justin_Watt> shows HPFS/NTFS
[06:24] <nomasteryoda> ya
[06:24] <ArrenLex> Justin: is there a problem?
[06:24] <tuv> no one uses gkrellm in ubuntu? how sad!
[06:24] <Justin_Watt> and it was original formated on a windows box
[06:24] <nomasteryoda> you can do r but not rw without modification ... i.e another package to allow unsafe writing to ntfs drives
[06:25] <Justin_Watt> problem is mount -a changes the permission of usb to 500
[06:25] <ArrenLex> Justin_Watt: what permissions are you looking for?
[06:25] <Justin_Watt> i just want to be able to cd into the drive
[06:26] <Justin_Watt> obviously cd usb0 gives permission denies
[06:26] <ArrenLex> Justin_Watt: then change rw,user,users to: rw,user,users,umask=000
[06:26] <nomasteryoda> read permissions on a usb external ntfs drive
[06:26] <ArrenLex> Justin: but I don't know if you'll be able to write on it. I think you have to modify the drivers.
[06:26] <ArrenLex> Justin: "umask" is essentially octal permissions inverted. 777 in chmod = 000 mask.
[06:26] <nomasteryoda> !ntfs
[06:26] <ubotu> To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions  -  See also !fuse
[06:27] <nomasteryoda> try this link
[06:27] <ArrenLex> Justin: but the line will let you cd to it and read, definitely.
[06:27] <Justin_Watt> ah ha
[06:27] <Justin_Watt> that works
[06:27] <ArrenLex> You're welcome. ^^
[06:27] <Justin_Watt> i will check out the link
[06:28] <Justin_Watt> but at this point, there's no reason that the drive needs to be ntfs
[06:28] <Justin_Watt> i'm going to turn it into a backup drive
[06:28] <cpk1> Skarr: there is a little more to it than that
[06:28] <Justin_Watt> backupPC
[06:28] <Skarr> cpk1: can you tell me?
[06:28] <Skarr> Hey guys why don't anti-smokers like linux?
[06:28] <Skarr> Cause it has tarballs
[06:29] <Skarr> *rimshot*
[06:29] <cpk1> Skarr: i think you need a .sys and .inf and then you install it, and then you add it to your startup if you want it to start everytime at boot
[06:29] <ArrenLex> I'm anti-smoker. I like Linux.
[06:29] <Skarr> So am I
[06:29] <nomasteryoda> lol
[06:29] <Skarr> I was just making a joke...
[06:29] <ArrenLex> I have no idea what you're implying by tarballs, either.
[06:29] <Skarr> You know how those tv comercials always say they fill your lungs with tar
[06:29] <ArrenLex> Yeah?
[06:29] <Skarr> so
[06:29] <Skarr> tar balls.
[06:29] <Skarr> like
[06:29] <tuv> gkrellm? anybody?
[06:29] <Skarr> those archives on linux
[06:29] <ArrenLex> Oh, I see!  Yes, I get it now.
[06:30] <mempf> lol
[06:30] <sureshot> i see the coralation
[06:30] <Skarr> Har har har
[06:30] <cpk1> tuv: what about it?
[06:30] <unfknblvbl> i have a .ico file and i need to convert it to png
[06:30] <tuv> why would gkrellm use too much cpu? it gets my pentium M to reach its max. frequency and stay at 75%+ usage !!
[06:30] <Skarr> I could make a more politicly incorrect one
[06:30] <nomasteryoda> Justin_Watt, just my 2c, but i would mak either dirve ext2 or ext3 if you plan tot use for backup  on linux
[06:31] <cpk1> Skarr: this should tell you everything you need for ndiswrapper https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper
[06:31] <nomasteryoda> i have 3 such drives
[06:31] <Skarr> cpk1: thanks yo
[06:31] <tuv> cpk1, why would it use too much cpu? it gets my pentium M to reach its max. frequency and stay at 75%+ usage !!
[06:32] <Skarr> they have wolfenstein et on linux right?
[06:32] <Flannel> Skarr: yes
[06:32] <Skarr> woot
[06:32] <ArrenLex> !tell tuv about repeat
[06:32] <ArrenLex> !tell ArrenLex about alsa
[06:32] <ashaffer> Anybody here run half-life, wow or any other games through the 'crossover' software yet?
[06:32] <Skarr> !tell PoisonedV about how awesome he is
[06:33] <ArrenLex> !tell Bill Gates he sucks
[06:33] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about tell Bill Gates he sucks - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[06:33] <sureshot> i keep telling people that if the gaming companies would put out a linux version it would put ms out of busness
[06:33] <tuv> ArrenLex, thanks, although this doesn't solve my problem. trying is what counts, right?
[06:34] <ArrenLex> tuv: well, if we don't know, we won't know the first time you ask it and we won't know the tenth time. You're just flooding the channel. Google it, or use the forums.
[06:34] <ashaffer> MS won't go out of business, they make a trash product and are booming anyways, it's blind allegiance
[06:34] <Justin_Watt> nomasteryoda: i just ran mkfs /dev/sda1 -t ext3
[06:34] <ArrenLex> (22:31:57) Suitcase of Dreams: Garcia: and that's not "too busy".
[06:34] <bluefox83> !WMV
[06:34] <ArrenLex> Oh my god, I've been on IRC too long.
[06:34] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats  -  See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html  -  But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[06:34] <ArrenLex> I'm using usernames in my MSN conversations.
[06:34] <tuv> ArrenLex, so are you saying i can repeat my question in the forums?
[06:35] <tuv> ArrenLex, nm, i'm just bored!
[06:35] <ArrenLex> tuv: yes, use the ubuntu forums and make a board.
[06:35] <ArrenLex> !forums
[06:35] <ubotu> The Ubuntu forums can be found at http://www.ubuntuforums.org. There is also a channel on IRC Freenode #ubuntuforums.
[06:35] <Justin_Watt> nomasteryoda: how does that change fstab? other than the type? do i still need umask, etc?
[06:35] <Flannel> tuv: you can continue to repeat it here, but do it every 15 minutes or whatnot, obviously no one on at the moment knows the answer.  but yeah, start looking elsewhere, while waiting for people here to know
[06:35] <Poe> hay alguien aki?
[06:36] <Flannel> !es
[06:36] <ubotu> Para Espaol por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
[06:36] <echos> Anyone had success with Integrated Intel Matrix Storage Technology (RAID) driver for Intel Desktop Boards in Ubuntu?
[06:36] <Poe> #ubuntu-es
[06:36] <Flannel> Poe: /join #ubuntu-es
[06:37] <sicarus> Anyone able to recommend a good WPA 802.11g PCMCIA wireless card with good linux support?
[06:37] <sureshot> netgear i think is pretty good
[06:37] <Flannel> sicarus: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessCardsSupported
[06:37] <cpk1> sicarus: the wiki has a list of what works well, what works and what doesnt work
[06:37] <ashaffer> I searched this a bit, probably just a terrible search since I'm a wee tired here;  What's a good application for burning dvd movies in ubuntu?
[06:37] <sureshot> intell 2200bg
[06:38] <MrKeuner> hi, A full ports scan with nmap shows that ports 42444 and 48820 tcp are open. Do you guys have any idea whhat they are for? thanks.
[06:39] <MrKeuner> and that's localhost with dapper on it
[06:40] <JavaDeveloper> hi, I wanna know where is the php executable located in ubuntu? I am using php5
[06:40] <ArrenLex> ashaffer: you have a random movie file you want to burn to a dvd? Or do you have a DVD image you want to burn to DVD?
[06:40] <Poe> Thanks Flannel
[06:40] <Flannel> JavaDeveloper: "which php5"
[06:41] <ashaffer> I have a random movie file (.avi, .mpeg...etc) that I want to burn to a dvd to play in any standard dvd player
[06:41] <JavaDeveloper> Flannel: somehow I cannot locate that
[06:41] <JavaDeveloper> Flannel: it doesn't return any result to me
[06:41] <ArrenLex> ashaffer: look into dvdauthor
[06:41] <ArrenLex> !dvdauthor
[06:41] <cpk1> ashaffer: i think first it needs to be in mpeg, and then you would need something to burn it as udf
[06:41] <ubotu> dvdauthor: create DVD-Video file system. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.6.11-3 (dapper), package size 133 kB, installed size 356 kB
[06:41] <Flannel> JavaDeveloper: type "php" then hit tab twice, anything come up?
[06:42] <JavaDeveloper> Flannel: nope...where do I type that?
[06:42] <Flannel> JavaDeveloper: a terminal
[06:42] <ArrenLex> ashaffer: also vcdimager
[06:42] <ArrenLex> !vcdimager
[06:42] <ubotu> vcdimager: A VideoCD (VCD) image mastering and ripping tool. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.7.23-1ubuntu1 (dapper), package size 514 kB, installed size 1152 kB
[06:42] <ashaffer> ArrenLex: I assumt that's for vcds only
[06:42] <JavaDeveloper> Flannel: I was trying to find in /usr/bin, /usr/local/bin, no such command
[06:43] <Flannel> JavaDeveloper: Ah, actually.  You probably don't have php5-cli installed, so you don't have command line php.  Why did you need to know the path?
[06:43] <ashaffer> Awesome;  thanks to everyone for the dvd application
[06:44] <JavaDeveloper> Flannel: I am installing SugarCRM osCommerce integration
[06:45] <JavaDeveloper> Flannel: so I go intall php5-cli in synaptic will solve this problem?
[06:45] <Flannel> JavaDeveloper: and, why does it need to know the path?  shouldn't it run through apache?
[06:45] <JavaDeveloper> Flannel: I have no idea, the installation guide said so
[06:45] <Skarr> how do i view the fieltype
[06:45] <Skarr> so that like
[06:45] <Skarr> WolfensteinET appears as WolfensteinET.exe for example
[06:46] <hayden> !fstab
[06:46] <ubotu> The /etc/fstab file lists all drives and partitions that are mounted on the system. See http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !partitions
[06:46] <Skarr> on windows, i need it to find the .inf file
[06:46] <Flannel> JavaDeveloper: I... think that's wrong.  since you on't need a command line PHP for apache to use it, and that should go through the apache stuff.  You should double check with them, or whatnot.
[06:46] <jiSh> linux doesnt really need extensions
[06:46] <Brokenstein> can anyone help me mount the sd card in my tungsten e2? i've given up trying to sync the damn thing
[06:46] <jiSh> just right click and look in properties for file type info
[06:46] <Flannel> Skarr: linux doesn't hide extensions either, at least... not to my knwoledge
[06:47] <DigitalNinja> Is there a way to edit the gnome menu
[06:47] <XaXXon> I'm trying to get the CVS package and it seems to be hanging on us.archive.ubuntu.com.. both with apt-get and synaptic
[06:47] <JavaDeveloper> Flannel: it's a side integration, I guess...so...maybe you are right...but then the project has been there for two years so I guess you are pretty sure about it...probably need an upgrade on that to run from apache though
[06:47] <tonyyarusso> DigitalNinja: Yep, it's called "Alacarte menu editor", and is under Accessories.
[06:47] <FarrisG> Can anyone help me figure out which package provides the opengl headers? specifically looking for "/usr/include/GL/gl.h" to build mythtv
[06:47] <Flannel> XaXXon: us archive might be down, remove the us. from your sources, and try again
[06:47] <Skarr> cpk1: which file do i extract
[06:47] <sivik> hi all
[06:47] <Amaranth> !x11proto-gl-dev
[06:47] <ubotu> x11proto-gl-dev: X11 OpenGL extension wire protocol. In component main, is optional. Version 1.4.3-0ubuntu6 (dapper), package size 22 kB, installed size 180 kB
[06:48] <Amaranth> FarrisG: that one
[06:48] <Flannel> JavaDeveloper: nah, I imagine their installation isntructions are just bad
[06:48] <sivik> ok, is there a way to fix the /etc/hosts file without being able to do sudo
[06:48] <DigitalNinja> tonyyarusson: Thanks! Don't know why I didn't see it
[06:48] <Amaranth> sivik: reboot in single-user mode
[06:48] <sivik> Amaranth, how do you do that?
[06:48] <FarrisG> Amaranth: Hmm. I already have that installed, but the file isn't there
[06:48] <Flannel> sivik: reboot, hit escape, at the grub menu (right after the post screen) ad then go to the recovery console
[06:48] <MrKeuner> hi, A full ports scan with nmap shows that ports 42444 and 48820 tcp of a dapper box are open. Do you guys have any idea whhat they are for? thanks.
[06:48] <sivik> and i can fix it from there
[06:49] <Flannel> sivik: right.  you'll be at a root terminal
[06:49] <JavaDeveloper> Flannel: guess so...not user-friendly at all...haha
[06:49] <sivik> Flannel: sweet, i knew there was a way to do it, i just couldn't figure it out
[06:49] <Brokenstein> can anyone help me mount the sd card in my tungsten e2 so i dont have to sync it?
[06:50] <Amaranth> !mesa-common-dev
[06:50] <ubotu> mesa-common-dev: Developer documentation for Mesa. In component main, is optional. Version 6.4.1-0ubuntu8 (dapper), package size 162 kB, installed size 804 kB
[06:50] <Amaranth> FarrisG: alright, i know it's that one :)
[06:50] <sivik> Brokenstein, must be nice to get your computer to regonize the sd insert
[06:50] <ArrenLex> !tell ArrenLex the meaning of life.
[06:50] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about tell ArrenLex the meaning of life. - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[06:50] <ArrenLex> Well crap.
[06:51] <ArrenLex> Does gnome have a utility to automagically mount media you insert, like KDE does?
[06:51] <unfknblvbl> ArrenLex: its 42
[06:51] <sivik> Flannel: ok, that didn't fix it
[06:51] <XaXXon> Flannel: I removed the references to the us archive, but now it seems to have nowhere to go?
[06:51] <Skarr> i still cant find the .inf or .sys files
[06:51] <unfknblvbl> lol
[06:51] <Flannel> XaXXon: just the us.  so, it's "archive.ubuntu.com" instead of "us.archive.ubuntu.com"
[06:51] <XaXXon> Flannel: sorry.  Thank you
[06:52] <unfknblvbl> hitchhikers guide to the galaxy explains why its 42
[06:52] <sivik> ok, what does it mean when it says "sudo: unable to lookup computername via gethostbyname()"?
[06:52] <ArrenLex> I should read that sometime.
[06:52] <Skarr> screw it
[06:52] <jay_> [help]  I am a chinese user, how can i input chinese in Emacs with SCIM input method?
[06:52] <unfknblvbl> forget the book, watch the movie
[06:52] <ArrenLex> I don't watch movies.
[06:53] <sivik> Flannel: how do i go about fixing it?
[06:53] <briguyd> unfknblvbl, no, book's better, the movie's alright, but there's nothing like the book
[06:53] <Flannel> sivik: did you fix your hosts file?  if it gives you that error, you didn't ;)
[06:53] <ArrenLex> #!/bin/sh && kill sdlfsdafjlsdajfa && laugh
[06:53] <Flannel> sivik: pastebin your hosts file
[06:53] <unfknblvbl> sif book
[06:53] <unfknblvbl> the only thing i read is comics
[06:53] <the> hello?
[06:53] <unfknblvbl> or a manual
[06:53] <the> hullo
[06:53] <Flannel> the: howdy
[06:53] <the> im new to ubuntu
[06:53] <the> im on windows new axually
[06:54] <sivik> the: whats the problem?
[06:54] <the> huh?
[06:54] <ArrenLex> Does Gnome have a utility to automagically mount media you insert, like KDE does?
[06:54] <ArrenLex> the: this is the help channel. What do you need help with?
[06:54] <the> sivik... i dint get u
[06:54] <briguyd> ArrenLex, yes
[06:54] <the> ntn
[06:54] <ArrenLex> !tell the about english
[06:54] <sivik> the: do you have a problem or what?
[06:54] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about english - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[06:54] <the> i js came to meet ya guys
[06:54] <ArrenLex> Aw.
[06:54] <unfknblvbl> ({)
[06:54] <marcrosoft> every time i login via ssh to a server of mine, it gives a message about ubuntu comes with no warranty, etc... is there a way to change this?
[06:55] <briguyd> the, try #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:55] <ArrenLex> briguyd: thank you. Now, uh, what is it?
[06:55] <the> thx brig
[06:55] <FarrisG> Amaranth: :) Already got that one, too, and it ain't there :)
[06:55] <briguyd> ArrenLex, no idea, but if you insert an external drive or USB key or something, it automagically mounts it and opens it in the file browser
[06:55] <briguyd> the, no
[06:55] <briguyd> problem*
[06:55] <ArrenLex> brig: alright, thanks.
[06:55] <the> how to u leave this room?
[06:55] <QMario_> Why does Flash not play sound in Mozilla Firefox in Linux?
[06:55] <the>  '/exit' ?
[06:56] <Flannel> the: /part
[06:56] <ArrenLex> QMario: because Flash is currently a trainwreck on Linux.
[06:56] <the> ty
[06:56] <ArrenLex> QMario: do you have alsa-oss installed?
[06:56] <sivik> QMario: try installing the flashplayer-mozilla
[06:56] <ArrenLex> sivik: he already has flash, the problem is it's not playing sound.
[06:56] <sivik> QMario_, there is currently an issue with the flashplugin-nonfree
[06:57] <sivik> ArrenLex, nvm
[06:57] <Flannel> marcrosoft: it's /etc/motd
[06:57] <marcrosoft> Flannel, thanks, ill check it out
[06:57] <XaXXon> Flannel: took a while to get everything updated, but that worked.  Thank you
[06:59] <Leumas> can Ubuntu mount NTFS partitions and write to them??
[06:59] <ArrenLex> Leumas: yes, but it's dangerous.
[06:59] <ArrenLex> !ntfs
[06:59] <ubotu> To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions  -  See also !fuse
[06:59] <ArrenLex> !fuse
[06:59] <ubotu> Though it's still very unsafe, you can read about Ubuntu NTFS writing here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lkraider/NtfsFuse
[06:59] <Leumas> hmm, well that's alright
[06:59] <marcrosoft> Flannel, that worked great, thanks
[07:00] <Leumas> i just got finished formatting my file partitions to FAT32 so i could use XP and Ubuntu
[07:00] <Flannel> Leumas: linux can read NTFS perfectly fine and safely, it's just writing thats dangerous
[07:00] <Leumas> i know
[07:00] <Leumas> but it's kinda useless having a main file partition that i can't seem to write to
[07:01] <ArrenLex> Leumas: advised not to install Linux on a FAT32 partition. It will eventually corrupt the filesystem. Using it as an auxiliary storage drive is great, though.
[07:01] <ArrenLex> Leumas: i.e. make a new FAT32 partition to share files between Linux and Windows.
[07:01] <Leumas> that's what i'm doing. linux on ext3, music and stuff on FAT32, and Windows on NTFS
[07:01] <holzmodem> which tool can generate a textfile with a tree of my folder structure
[07:01] <ArrenLex> Leumas: then you probably don't want to write NTFS, only read.
[07:02] <Leumas> yeah. i was reading something on Digg that said you could write to NTFS though, and i got confused :-S
[07:02] <ArrenLex> Leumas: to mount an NTFS partition read-only, add the following file to your fstab:
[07:02] <tuv> ok.. an update on the gkrellm high cpu usage issue. it only happens with the 686 kernel. when booting the 386 kernel cpu usage doesn't exceed 10% !
[07:02] <ArrenLex> /dev/<device>       <mount folder>          ntfs    ro,users,umask=000           0       0
[07:02] <Leumas> yeah i know about fstab...
[07:02] <Flannel> Leumas: NTFS write support is getting close, that might be what you saw.  Still not completely tested though
[07:02] <ArrenLex> Lemuas: Linux can now write NTFS better than before. But it's still not safe for use.
[07:03] <tuv> another thing about the 686 kernel: it takes a really really long time to pass the "mounting root filesystem" stage. my root is on sata disk
[07:03] <Leumas> so what happens when NTFS writing goes wrong?
[07:03] <ArrenLex> Leumas: the filesystem becomes corrupted.
[07:03] <Leumas> fair enough
[07:04] <tuv> are there any known problems in 686 kernels vs. 386 ones?
[07:04] <Leumas> if we knew about them they'd probably be fixed
[07:04] <Diego> Hello folks. Anyone up for a couple quick questions about Ubuntu?
[07:04] <sivik> Flannel, paste.ubuntu-nl.org/24849
[07:04] <Skarr> i doubt ill ever get this working
[07:05] <Leumas> Skarr: ?
[07:05] <ArrenLex> Skarr: get what working now?
[07:05] <ArrenLex> Diego: ask away! :)
[07:05] <Skarr> the internetz
[07:05] <Madpilot> Diego, just ask, don't ask to ask
[07:05] <ArrenLex> Skarr: what happened to the internets?
[07:05] <ArrenLex> Skarr: if the pipes are clogged, use a billiard ball.
[07:05] <ArrenLex> pipes -> tubes *
[07:06] <Leumas> :D
[07:06] <Diego> Well, I'm new to Linux in general. If I back up my current WinXP files on my iPod as a USB drive, will Ubuntu recognize it?
[07:06] <Skarr> cnk said that one of the installation files you could extract
[07:06] <Skarr> but i dont know which one
[07:06] <ArrenLex> Diego: yes, iPods work with Ubuntu. However, why not just make two partitions?
[07:06] <Diego> Also, will they work normally? Videos, music and images.
[07:06] <Leumas> yes
[07:06] <Diego> I want to get rid of WinXP.
[07:07] <Madpilot> Diego, for some of the sound & video formats you might need to isntall some codecs, but they should all work
[07:07] <Leumas> you may need some codecs and some programs that don't come with ubuntu, but yes
[07:07] <ArrenLex> Diego: for the current state of ipods on Linux check out
[07:07] <ArrenLex> !ipod
[07:07] <ubotu> For information on how to sync and add tracks to your iPod, see the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IPodHowto
[07:07] <Diego> I figure if I quit entirely I'll become better with Linux more quickly.
[07:07] <ArrenLex> Diego: sure, but can you live without games?
[07:07] <Skarr> !d-link
[07:07] <sivik> Flannel, did you look at it?
[07:07] <Leumas> Diego: Assuming you don't go back to XP
[07:07] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about d-link - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[07:07] <Skarr> !dlink
[07:07] <Diego> I only play text-based mmorpgs :)
[07:07] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about dlink - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[07:07] <SoulBlink> I want to delete my old gnome preferences so I can start fresh, what folder(s) do I need to delete?
[07:08] <unfknblvbl> !icons
[07:08] <ubotu> Want to see volume/trash icons on the desktop? Go to /apps/nautilus/desktop in gconf-editor (Gnome) or go to http://kudos.berlios.de/kf/kisimlar/tipsntrix.html#showtrash (KDE)
[07:08] <unfknblvbl> 0.o
[07:09] <Diego> Also, in various sources that mention Linux apps, it usually says something along the lines of "Try the new [x]  app. -get ewn54k5nnkn:gmrigmn"
[07:09] <Skarr> Where can i find the .sys and .inf
[07:09] <Jbirk> Hello
[07:09] <Skarr> *cry*
[07:09] <Jbirk> I cannot seem to get nvidia-glx working
[07:09] <Madpilot> unfknblvbl, have a look in the various .gnome* dotfiles
[07:09] <ArrenLex> Diego: and? o_o
[07:09] <Jbirk> I currently have ubuntu Dapper 6.06.1 LTS with all the updates
[07:09] <Skarr> fucking dlink fuckers
[07:09] <unfknblvbl> Madpilot: i jsut want to convert .ico file into a .png file
[07:09] <ArrenLex> !language
[07:09] <Diego> I don't really know what to do with that, assuming I want one of those apps.
[07:09] <ubotu> Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[07:10] <Madpilot> unfknblvbl, GIMP can probably do that
[07:10] <unfknblvbl> i looked @ gimp
[07:10] <ArrenLex> unfknblvbl: imagemagick?
[07:10] <Jbirk> Computer is Inspiron 8600
[07:10] <unfknblvbl> it doesn't have .ico as one of its loadable files
[07:10] <unfknblvbl> imagemagick..
[07:10] <sivik> can someone tell me whats going on with paste.ubuntu-nl.org/24849
[07:10] <Jbirk> Video Card is NVIDIA Geforce FX Go 5200
[07:10] <Skarr> is a dat file an inf file?
[07:10] <unfknblvbl> i'll look into it
[07:10] <Jbirk> How do I get Open
[07:10] <Madpilot> Diego, Ubuntu uses large online repositories for software; it makes things very easy to install
[07:10] <Jbirk> OpenGL working
[07:10] <bur[n] er> unfknblvbl: rename the .ico to a .bmp and open it :)
[07:10] <unfknblvbl> lol
[07:10] <ArrenLex> unfknbdsfjsldjds: apt-cache search is your friend.
[07:10] <ArrenLex> icoutils - Create and extract MS Windows icons and cursors
[07:10] <unfknblvbl> i'll do
[07:10] <Skarr> I have two .sys files and no inf files
[07:11] <Diego> Yeah, Madpilot, but where would I type that?
[07:11] <Skarr> gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[07:11] <Madpilot> Diego, easiest way to install stuff is thru Applications menu->Add/Remove Apps
[07:11] <ArrenLex> through *
[07:12] <Diego> Hm. Alright, I'll give this thing a go.
[07:12] <Jbirk> yeah, but nothing beats
[07:12] <Jbirk> sudo apt-get install appname
[07:12] <ArrenLex> Diego: what are we downloading?
[07:12] <Skarr> is d-link just too lazy to program a driver for linux?
[07:12] <Madpilot> Diego, if you download the 'desktop' CD image, that includes the LiveCD that you can use without touching your XP install
[07:12] <ArrenLex> Ah.
[07:12] <Jbirk> I remember the Live CD
[07:13] <Jbirk> I tried it once and I guess I clicked install
[07:13] <unfknblvbl> bur[n] er: you bugger it worked
[07:13] <unfknblvbl> thankyou
[07:13] <Jbirk> Haven't seen XP since
[07:13] <load0614> hey, how can I turn off write caching for a usb flash drive?
[07:13] <Thuryn> Hello
[07:13] <Madpilot> Jbirk, no great loss ;)
[07:13] <Thuryn> out of interest
[07:13] <Diego> We're downloading what Madpilot said, ArrenLex. :)
[07:13] <bur[n] er> unfknblvbl: was there ever any doubt? ;)
[07:13] <Jbirk> I only use XP at work
[07:13] <ArrenLex> Diego: yeah, got it.
[07:13] <unfknblvbl> a tiny bit...
[07:13] <bur[n] er> Jbirk: sorry ;)
[07:13] <unfknblvbl> ^.<
[07:13] <Jbirk> ha
[07:13] <ArrenLex> load: if you mean, how do I use a USB drive under Linux so I can just take it out like I do on Windows, the answer is, AFAIK, you can't. Linux treats devices very differently.
[07:14] <Jbirk> And Windows 2003 Server
[07:14] <Jbirk> Oh, and Novell Netware 6.5 SP5
[07:14] <Jbirk> It is yuckey
[07:14] <sivik> what does my /etc/hosts file need to look like to get past the error "sudo: unable to lookup hostname via gethostbyname()"
[07:14] <unfknblvbl> ArrenLex: you can use a usb device the same as you can do on windows
[07:14] <load0614> arrenlex: aside from needing to be unmounted?
[07:14] <bur[n] er> server 2k3 is a bane on my existence... i can't wait till hula is mature enough and i can mass migrate all my clients to use Ubuntu
[07:15] <new-in-ubuntu> hello chanel
[07:15] <Skarr> you know what i jsut realized a few secondsa go
[07:15] <Jbirk> what is hula?
[07:15] <Skarr> the reason im confused isnt cause of linux
[07:15] <ArrenLex> load: no, but that's different enough. Linux devices are included into the file system. You can't just... remove stuff from the file system.
[07:15] <Skarr> its cause of windows
[07:15] <Jbirk> Is that directory services?
[07:15] <ArrenLex> !hello
[07:15] <Skarr> viva le revolution
[07:15] <ubotu> hello: The classic greeting, and a good example. In component main, is optional. Version 2.1.1-4 (dapper), package size 47 kB, installed size 472 kB
[07:15] <new-in-ubuntu> I have a quick question, is there an easy way to allow a user to shutdown the computer?
[07:15] <ArrenLex> ...
[07:15] <ArrenLex> That didn't work. Ignore that.
[07:15] <bur[n] er> hula is an exchange like thing
[07:15] <new-in-ubuntu> I have a quick question, is there an easy way to allow a user to shutdown the computer?
[07:15] <ArrenLex> new-in-ubuntu: yes, doesn't gnome offer you the option?
[07:16] <new-in-ubuntu> well yes for the main user
[07:16] <new-in-ubuntu> but all of the other users
[07:16] <new-in-ubuntu> have to frist logout
[07:16] <bur[n] er> new-in-ubuntu: put them in a different group
[07:16] <ArrenLex> new-in-ubuntu: behold the magic of google.
[07:16] <Jbirk> edit shutdown.allow
[07:16] <ArrenLex> http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=linux%20let%20user%20shut%20down%20computer
[07:16] <new-in-ubuntu> thank you
[07:16] <Jbirk> that is the easiest way\
[07:16] <new-in-ubuntu> where might I find the shutdown.allow?
[07:16] <Jbirk> not sure
[07:17] <new-in-ubuntu> please excuse my ignorance
[07:17] <Jbirk> let me find it
[07:17] <new-in-ubuntu> ok
[07:17] <load0614> arrenlex:  I planned on using a udev statement to unmount when the device is pulled.  At least that was my thought.
[07:17] <new-in-ubuntu> thanks for the tip
[07:17] <Jbirk> una momento
[07:17] <minerale> what's the name of the tool that is used to configure gnome's config ?
[07:17] <new-in-ubuntu> I shall look for it
[07:17] <Skarr> which .sys file to i use
[07:17] <Jbirk> in etc
[07:17] <bur[n] er> Jbirk: is there not a "group" that the user could join to be able to shutdown?  or does it only work with the sudo users?
[07:17] <Jbirk> I always remember shutdown.allow
[07:18] <bur[n] er> er... s/sudo group/admin group
[07:18] <Jbirk> http://doc.gwos.org/index.php/NonRootShutdown
[07:18] <Jbirk> REad that
[07:18] <THX-1138> gconf-editor   ??
[07:19] <Skarr> cpk1: which sys file do i use
[07:19] <Flannel> sivik: what's your computers name? (the stuff after the @ at the prompt)
[07:20] <new-in-ubuntu> thank you very much Jbirk
[07:20] <new-in-ubuntu> you have been very helpful
[07:20] <sivik> Flannel: sivik-laptop
[07:21] <Flannel> sivik: you need to append that after the localhost stuff,  recheck your paste: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/24851
[07:21] <Jbirk> don't make everbody admins though
[07:21] <Jbirk> too riskey
[07:21] <Flannel> sivik: then save, and reboot to your normal user, you should be fine
[07:21] <sivik> Flannel: but thats how it looks and i'm still getting that error
[07:22] <sivik> Flannel: let me try though
[07:22] <Flannel> sivik: er, your pastebin didn't include that
[07:22] <Jbirk> anybody know how to get nvidia-glx orking
[07:22] <Jbirk> I didn't see any nvidia logo
[07:22] <Flannel> sivik: I changed it to include it
[07:22] <sivik> Flannel: sorry, didn't see that
[07:22] <ArrenLex> JBirk: are you using "nvidia" as your driver in /etc/X11/xorg.conf?
[07:23] <Jbirk> not sure
[07:24] <Jbirk> what am I looking for in xorg.conf?
[07:24] <new-in-ubuntu> Good Night fellow Penguins, and thank you once again!
[07:24] <ArrenLex> Jbirk: the line:    Driver     "nvidia"
[07:24] <Jbirk> I have
[07:24] <Jbirk> Section "Device"
[07:25] <unfknblvbl> how would i rename all .zxy to .abc ?
[07:25] <unfknblvbl> i tried rename *.zxy *.abc
[07:25] <Jbirk> Identifier "NVIDIA Corporation NV34M [GeForce FX Go5200] "
[07:25] <Jbirk> Driver"nv"
[07:25] <ArrenLex> No!
[07:25] <Jbirk> BUSID ...
[07:25] <ArrenLex> nv != nvidia
[07:25] <morphir> is non free repos for the latest nvidia drivers updated?
[07:25] <ArrenLex> nv is the free, non-3D driver
[07:25] <Jbirk> okay, so just type nvidia
[07:25] <Jbirk> all lower case?
[07:25] <ArrenLex> yes
[07:25] <Flannel> morphir: you mean multiverse?  yes.  ubuntu doesn't have "non-free"
[07:26] <Jbirk> it is in just one place right?
[07:26] <Flannel> morphir: or, actually.. I don't know if theyre updated, whats the newest version?
[07:26] <morphir> Flannel: yeah, are they updated often
[07:26] <morphir> ?
[07:26] <ArrenLex> Jbirk: should be, for a normal setup.
[07:26] <ArrenLex> If you have a dual-head setup or something equally weird then it'd be different.
[07:26] <Flannel> morphir: 1.0.8762+<IP_ADDRESS>-5
[07:27] <morphir> Flannel: http://www.nzone.com/object/nzone_downloads_linux_display_x86_1.0-9625.html
[07:28] <tkfu> hi
[07:28] <ArrenLex> !hi
[07:28] <ubotu> Hi! Welcome to $chan!
[07:28] <ArrenLex> Yay chan.
[07:28] <tkfu> i followed the instructions here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lkraider/NtfsFuse
[07:28] <unfknblvbl> !rename
[07:28] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about rename - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[07:28] <tkfu> to get my ntfs partition mounted
[07:28] <morphir> Flannel: read *# SLI.*
[07:29] <ArrenLex> tkfu: do you want to write to your ntfs partition, or only read from it? Writing is dangerous and can corrupt your NTFS filesystem.
[07:29] <morphir> the new drivers support sli :)
[07:29] <ArrenLex> Reading is safe.
[07:29] <tkfu> and now i get "mount: unknown filesystem type 'ntfs-fuse'"
[07:29] <tkfu> ArrenLex, i'm aware of the risks
[07:29] <tkfu> i wouldn't particularly cry if i lost my win partition
[07:30] <Jbirk> okay
[07:30] <Jbirk> now I reboot?
[07:30] <morphir> is it me or are the gfx-manufacturers starting to compete supporting linux, after intel announcing their drivers being open source?
[07:31] <morphir> anyways, I like where this are goind
[07:31] <morphir> *going
[07:31] <fuzzy> can some one help me for a sec with my gfx card?
[07:31] <tkfu> so any idea why i'm getting that error message?
[07:31] <tkfu> i did modprobe fuse
[07:32] <firenx> mabye you blew the fuse
[07:32] <Henry_Bean> hi, i'm using the default X.org in edgy, it cames with aiglx enabled? just installing beryl should work?
[07:32] <unfknblvbl> !mv
[07:32] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about mv - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[07:33] <morphir> Henry_Bean: it depends, what gfx card do you have?
[07:33] <Henry_Bean> nvidia GeForce 6200 TurboCache
[07:34] <ArrenLex> tkfu: what is the output of 'cat /proc/filesystems'? Pastebin it.
[07:34] <ArrenLex> Jbirk: reboot, or restart X, yes.
[07:35] <Geoffrey2> if I need to convert a scanned image into a pdf, what's a good application to handle that...will OpenOffice work?
[07:35] <morphir> Henry_Bean: {if intel then aiglx; if nvidia.ati: then xgl;
[07:36] <THX-1138> Henry_Bean - If it works would you let me know?  same GeForce 6200
[07:36] <bur[n] er> Geoffrey2: set up a pdf printer... it's easier in kubuntu
[07:36] <morphir> Henry_Bean: you must use xgl
[07:36] <bur[n] er> THX-1138: AIGLX works with your nvidia?  I had to use XGL
[07:36] <morphir> aiglx dont work with nvidia AFAIK
[07:37] <THX-1138> "" XGL add compiz and it crashes right away.
[07:37] <Henry_Bean> morphir: thanks, do u know why? do u know if they will support them?
[07:37] <bur[n] er> THX-1138: using quinn repos?  it's an issue right now... see yer PM
[07:38] <lowfi> Henry_Bean, ask in #beryl
[07:38] <MrKeuner> tcp        0      0 localhost:42444         *:*                     LISTEN     4613/python what does this do? Do I really need it?
[07:38] <THX-1138> Coo-l
[07:38] <Henry_Bean> lowfi: thanx
[07:38] <morphir> Henry_Bean: bc nvidia have not added support for aiglx in their drivers...however they have with the new beta drivers
[07:38] <bur[n] er> Henry_Bean: because it's a binary driver..  only open source drivers are supported via AIGLX... NVIDIA recently released new drivers, so AIGLX or XGL won't be necessary as beryl will run with straight Nvidia drivers
[07:38] <Geoffrey2> bur[n] er, a pdf printer...would that be in the package manager?
[07:39] <Henry_Bean> thanx a lot, people... i was really getting mad with all names issues xD
[07:39] <bur[n] er> Geoffrey2: i'm really not sure for gnome... i haven't figured it out... i've done it with KDE...  otherwise, Gimp can make pdfs for the time being
[07:39] <THX-1138> THX :)
[07:40] <morphir> Henry_Bean: aiglx are open source(and good)...xgl are propriatary(and evil)
[07:40] <Henry_Bean> lol
[07:41] <THX-1138> Will aiglx affect WINE/Cedega/CodeWeavers and gaming?
[07:41] <bur[n] er> THX-1138: XGL will... but I assume AIGLX isn't even being used by you since you have Nvidia
[07:42] <bur[n] er> THX-1138: best bet is to test it ;)
[07:42] <THX-1138> nvm - did you say it isn't needed with the most recent nvidia binary release.
[07:42] <PunjabiFLOYDIAN> people need help installing HP Printer 1410
[07:42] <psylmgym> anyone got a 32 bit chroot to work, so that u can have 64bit firefox and 32 bit open at once?
[07:42] <bur[n] er> THX-1138: XGL really slowed my PC and broke the vino vnc server so I stopped using Xgl
[07:43] <PunjabiFLOYDIAN> !HP
[07:43] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about HP - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[07:43] <morphir> bur[n] er: xgl and aiglx are all actually _good for gaming as I heard...bc they allready have intiated the 3D-drivers..
[07:43] <PunjabiFLOYDIAN> !Printer
[07:43] <ubotu> Printing in Ubuntu is done with cups. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters - http://linuxprinting.org - Printer sharing: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkPrintingFromWindows
[07:43] <morphir> bur[n] er: in other words, it speeds up game init
[07:44] <bur[n] er> morphir: it effectively killed my Call of Duty and War3 that i use via wine and they use OpenGL
[07:44] <ArrenLex> Punjabi: http://linuxprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=HP-PSC_1410
[07:44] <PunjabiFLOYDIAN> hey Arren, thanks
[07:44] <THX-1138> Ya-ay!   Wine is "beta software".
[07:45] <psylmgym> hey dont bad mouth wine, i got it to run diable 2
[07:45] <psylmgym> thats pure gold imo
[07:45] <psylmgym> =P
[07:45] <bur[n] er> and wine kicks ass... i can play a few games, run a few key windows apps (utorrent)
[07:45] <THX-1138> morphir - It has a way to go but at least it is a path without Windows. - heh
[07:45] <morphir> wine sucks bc its emulate windows, and native is totally the way to go(like iD sofware does)
[07:45] <psylmgym> im thinking about setting it up for dvdshrink, and decrypt
[07:45] <bur[n] er> and wine allows picasa for linux (however a bad hack it is, at least i have picture management i like)
[07:46] <ArrenLex> morhpir: wine exists for when you need applications that don't have any native versions. Are you saying having options is... bad?
[07:46] <bur[n] er> morphir: in a perfect world... however, most things I want to play are made for windows... esp. games
[07:46] <THX-1138> It runs WoW and is stable, fonts are troublesome though.
[07:46] <bsdfox> wow is the worst
[07:46] <psylmgym> hahah
[07:47] <ArrenLex> Why are we all insulting random things?
[07:47] <ArrenLex> Oxygen is the worst.
[07:47] <First|Bleh> !offtopic
[07:47] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter.  It's for losers.
[07:47] <morphir> ArrenLex: no, but wine make certain *nix users think that linux sucks for gaming AND OpenGL inclusive
[07:47] <psylmgym> does eve work in wine?
[07:47] <THX-1138> Disable VBO and it becomes usable.
[07:47] <First|Bleh> eve works in cedega's latest version.
[07:47] <ArrenLex> morphir: absolutely not. Wine makes sure that certain *nix users think that Linux can actually run SOME games. At all.
[07:47] <Jbirk> W00t!
[07:47] <ArrenLex> And that certain *nix users can run programs they need.
[07:47] <Jbirk> I have had my best Ubuntu day ever
[07:47] <ArrenLex> Yay woot?
[07:48] <Jbirk> Not only is Ubuntu the first distro to do 2D graphics for me
[07:48] <archetypo> Anyone know Apache config? http://pastie.caboo.se/14914    i can't figure out what's wrong with this.
[07:48] <Jbirk> Today, I got nvidia-glx working
[07:48] <Jbirk> It is sweet
[07:48] <ArrenLex> You're welcome. :P
[07:48] <Jbirk> Screen savers are smooth
[07:48] <Jbirk> thanks so much
[07:48] <Jbirk> It runs my screen saver about 400x faster
[07:48] <Jbirk> and it is smooth
[07:48] <Jbirk> and bright now
[07:48] <ArrenLex> Jbirk: I envy you. I only have 2D.
[07:48] <Jbirk> what games can I run
[07:48] <psylmgym> u know what has been extermly difficult to get working properly?  xgl+compiz, with 64bit dapper and an ati card
[07:49] <Jbirk> You should install 3D
[07:49] <ArrenLex> Jbirk: trust me, I've tried. =P It's not possible for me.
[07:49] <First|Bleh> Congratulations. You can play solitaire!
[07:49] <Jbirk> whyu not buy a card
[07:49] <ArrenLex> YAY
[07:49] <Jbirk> why not buy a different video card
[07:49] <ArrenLex> Jbirk: because I don't have money! xD
[07:49] <morphir> bur[n] er ArrenLex : you want to demand native games and software(even if its commercial), encourage ID-software and John Carmac for what they do!
[07:49] <Jbirk> My Linux philosophy has been to replace hardware that won't work
[07:49] <psylmgym> u can get an agp 5200 for like 25 dolalrs
[07:49] <Jbirk> I got a different wireless card
[07:49] <Jbirk> Exactly
[07:49] <First|Bleh> I just bought an ati x1800xt for my 'gaming pc' until the DX10 cards come out.
[07:49] <Jbirk> I have an FX Go
[07:50] <Jbirk> Piece of junk
[07:50] <bur[n] er> morphir: i hate ID software games ;)  and i'm not a big gamer...  I want the FOSS community to do everything it can to be a reasonable alternative.
[07:50] <First|Bleh> this PC has a geforce 6800 because linux + nvidia = better than linux + ati
[07:50] <psylmgym> d3d 10 = the lame
[07:50] <psylmgym> =P
[07:50] <Jbirk> Agreed
[07:50] <Jbirk> stay clear of ATI
[07:50] <ArrenLex> Jbirk: Trust me, if I could, I'd by an nvidia card.
[07:50] <First|Bleh> ATI is much better for windows..but not linux.
[07:50] <ArrenLex> Oh god.  From ANYONE.
[07:51] <Jbirk> My desktop has a 7600GT
[07:51] <Jbirk> I am buying a 7300GT for another computer that is going to run ubuntu
[07:51] <morphir> ArrenLex: then use windows
[07:51] <ArrenLex> It is not my place to demand anything. It is my place to appreciate what is good, try to fix what is bad, and help any way I can.
[07:51] <Jbirk> can you name any game that takes opengl?
[07:51] <Jbirk> Oh, and videos quit crashing now
[07:52] <ArrenLex> morphir: no.  Why would I use it?
[07:52] <bur[n] er> morphir: ArrenLex take it elsewhere ;)
[07:52] <clearzen> will someone help me with a problem i'm having with ssh?
[07:52] <Jbirk> honestly, I can play 2 Xvid at the same time in VLC
[07:52] <THX-1138> Oo-h "Trusted computing" and ati and a cpu manufacturer. got a feeling we ain't seen anything yet. A round of DRM for everyone. muhaha
[07:52] <psylmgym> i use windows as little as possible
[07:52] <bur[n] er> clearzen: ask the problem
[07:52] <Jbirk> no more crash
[07:52] <brendonjt> hey all a question, if i copy the .deb files from /etc/cache/apt to say a cd if i need to reinstall
[07:52] <brendonjt>  and do a apt-get dist-update will it grab  the files from there  or download them
[07:52] <First|Bleh> Oh, I got saga of ryzom running perfectly in wine on ubuntu..just in case anyone has actually ever heard of that game.
[07:52] <psylmgym> lol, ive heard of it
[07:52] <psylmgym> was it worth the trouble?
[07:53] <clearzen> I'm getting this error when I log on to a computer I know to be trusted after I changed the default computer for logon on the network:     RSA host key for <IP_ADDRESS> has changed and you have requested strict checking.
[07:53] <clearzen> Host key verification failed.
[07:53] <ArrenLex> brendonjt: why would you do that?  I agree with you in the FLOSS philosphy, but with commercial software I DEMAND!!
[07:53] <First|Bleh> Well, it's a good game. But then I realized I'm just bored of MMO's in general.
[07:53] <bur[n] er> brendonjt: as long as a cd is in your /etc/apt/sources.list
[07:53] <psylmgym> yea i hear that!
[07:53] <First|Bleh> I've found myself going back to consoles and even picking up a DS and PSP.
[07:53] <psylmgym> i love me ds
[07:53] <ArrenLex> morphir: they are free to make whatever software they want. It is their right, and it is your right not to use it. You have no place in demanding anything. They can do what they want.
[07:53] <brendonjt> ArrenLex, :what if i copy the files back to the /etc/cache/apt folder  is what i mean
[07:53] <psylmgym> i messed around with linuxds.... its got a a ways to go
[07:54] <morphir> ArrenLex: if I buy software, I demand they make it work! enough said!
[07:54] <First|Bleh> There's a lot of fabulous games coming out for both the DS and PSP over the next few months. It makes it impossible (for me) to choose just one.
[07:54] <bur[n] er> brendonjt: awwwww... i'm not sure :)  try it and report back
[07:54] <ztg> anyone know what Bad page state at prep_new_page (in process 'sh', page c1758500) means in /var/log/syslog
[07:54] <sivik> has anyone gotten the newest version of vlc to work (the one that supports wmv3)?
[07:54] <First|Bleh> They're releasing two new Tales of games..one for each hand held..both different games. It's like..wtf );
[07:54] <psylmgym> there prolly is more worth per dollar available in the DS
[07:54] <First|Bleh> Yes, there is
[07:54] <psylmgym> but the psp is haute
[07:54] <First|Bleh> The PSP is really cheap now though
[07:55] <ArrenLex> morphir: you are free to both buy and refuse to buy that software. By your logic I could buy a toy car and demand it fly.
[07:55] <psylmgym> well
[07:55] <psylmgym> whats it now/?
[07:55] <psylmgym> thats nice
[07:55] <First|Bleh> The guy played it once on the plane back from iraq
[07:55] <First|Bleh> And never touched it again
[07:55] <clearzen> does anyone know why the following error would occur on a ssh connection:   RSA host key for <IP_ADDRESS> has changed and you have requested strict checking.
[07:55] <clearzen> Host key verification failed.
[07:55] <psylmgym> id buy it just to use the divx capabilities
[07:55] <sivik> clearzen: go and clear the RSA host key file
[07:55] <bur[n] er> clearzen: rm ~/.ssh/known_hosts
[07:55] <psylmgym> for 100
[07:55] <ArrenLex> clearzen: if you trust the computer you're connecting to, clear out your ~/.ssh folder. Their certificate changed.
[07:55] <clearzen> I did
[07:56] <morphir> ArrenLex: If open source sofware dont work, I dont demand it work, instead I'am free to contribute code fixes and bugreports, or move on with my life :D
[07:56] <First|Bleh> Check out ebay..i saw one going for $125 and it had 8 games, a hard case, soft carrying case, etc.
[07:56] <lewix> hi guys
[07:56] <sivik> clearzen, apparently not
[07:56] <lewix> I need a good text editor
[07:56] <First|Bleh> Oh, and a 1 gig stick
[07:56] <lewix> just as microsoft word
[07:56] <clearzen> I'll try again
[07:56] <lewix> on gnome
[07:56] <sivik> lewis: text based or gui?
[07:56] <psylmgym> im making sure i have enough for wii
[07:56] <sivik> lewix: gedit
[07:56] <psylmgym> and im saving monney for 2 vacations.. CO, and japan
[07:56] <bur[n] er> clearzen: try it with a "sudo rv /home/username/.ssh/known_hosts"
[07:56] <psylmgym> =P
[07:56] <lewix> just as MICROSOFT WORD
[07:56] <sivik> lewix: if you want one like word but not work, install openoffice
[07:56] <bur[n] er> lewix: openoffice?
[07:56] <ArrenLex> lewix: openoffice.org-writer
[07:56] <First|Bleh> I'm doing some sports trading to get the money quick. It's easy money. Last year I started with $25 and bought my plasma tv a month later off my winnings.
[07:56] <morphir> ArrenLex: your analogy sucks.(with toys-->compared with software?)
[07:57] <lewix> alright
[07:57] <lewix> thanks
[07:57] <bur[n] er> lewix: abiword is not quite as full featured, but it's faster :)
[07:57] <lewix> how do i install it
[07:57] <psylmgym> what do u mean trading?
[07:57] <bur[n] er> lewix: it's installed
[07:57] <First|Bleh> You basically bet on who's going to win or lose a game.
[07:57] <ArrenLex> morphir: the object doesn't matter. The point is the same. You're buying SOMETHING knowing full well it won't do what you want it to do, and then DEMANDING that it does.
[07:57] <lewix> do what do i do
[07:57] <lewix> so*
[07:57] <bur[n] er> lewix: applications -> office -> openoffice.org word processor
[07:57] <bur[n] er> lewix: and explore your menus ;)
[07:57] <sivik> lewix, go into terminal and type oowriter
[07:58] <psylmgym> oh oh, gamblin
[07:58] <bur[n] er> sivik: dont' tell newbies to open a term ;)
[07:58] <psylmgym> football spreads?
[07:58] <morphir> ArrenLex: ok, then expect would be a better word of choice
[07:58] <sivik> bur[n] er, sorry, thats how i learned to do stuff
[07:58] <First|Bleh> eh, sometimes. i'm not too keen on football.
[07:58] <lewix> bur[n] er, cant find it
[07:58] <bsdfox> how can I get a winxp box to automatically reconnect a network drive (ubuntu samba share) on boot? I always have to enter the password..
[07:58] <ArrenLex> choice of word? :P
[07:58] <lewix> sivik, it doenst work
[07:58] <bur[n] er> lewix: using ubuntu? or xubuntu or kubuntu?
[07:58] <clearzen> Thank you. I had opened that file with nano and deleted the contents. Not the file itself
[07:58] <ArrenLex> lewix: what happens if you type 'oowriter' in a terminal?
[07:58] <sivik> lewix, then you probably don't have it installed
[07:58] <lewix> kubuntu
[07:58] <lewix> gnome
[07:58] <morphir> ArrenLex: yeah, what evah1
[07:58] <psylmgym> ah, i know football... if i was gonna bet it would be on football... but i always get screwed when i bet
[07:58] <clearzen> That worked great for me
[07:58] <First|Bleh> ;P
[07:59] <bur[n] er> lewix: that's backwards... is it kubuntu with kde or ubuntu with gnome?
[07:59] <First|Bleh> It takes research
[07:59] <lewix> kubuntu with gnome
[07:59] <psylmgym> except for the first time i went horse gambling
[07:59] <bur[n] er> lewix: try "kword" from a term
[07:59] <psylmgym> lol