[10:30] <MonkeyDust> more or less
[10:30] <LjL> MonkeyDust: i think he's talking about the output of "diff"
[10:30] <impi> MonkeyDust, thanks man, i figured as much, but in a diff i dont think they mean more or less, rather something like, exisits in both files, but different values
[10:31] <impi> something like that, but im not sure of the meaning, which is why i asked here
[10:33] <Sobirvs> LjL: there were 44 files and i downloaded em all
[10:33] <Sobirvs> now what to do mate ?
[10:34] <newb2> worked! At upgrade from stable version the packate nvidia-current-updates was not instaled, only nvidia-current. Installing it and removing nouveau made work
[10:34] <LjL> Sobirvs: put them all in one directory, and try doing "sudo dpkg -i *.deb"
[10:34] <Sobirvs> what should be the directory name ?
[10:34] <LjL> Sobirvs: it doesn't matter
[10:34] <tixa> Hi, I had a problem with setting ipv6(local) on my ubuntu 10.04
[10:34] <Sobirvs> k i named that folder "VLC"
[10:35] <LjL> Sobirvs: if they're the only .deb files you have, you can leave them in the current directory
[10:35] <tixa> disabled network manager, my interfaces file looks like this http://paste.ubuntu.com/935255/
[10:35] <Sobirvs> now where should i put that folder?
[10:35] <Sobirvs> LjL: i putted all of em in "VLC " folder
[10:35] <LjL> Sobirvs: it doesn't matter! just "cd" to the folder, and run "sudo dpkg -i *.deb" in it
[10:35] <Sobirvs> LjL: i am a n00b rly , how to "Cd" the foldeR?
[10:36] <MrElendig> Sobirvs: man cd
[10:36] <Sobirvs> and i have to write "sudu dpkg -t" with ""  too ?
[10:36] <MrElendig> Sobirvs: case matters btw, cd not Cd
[10:36] <LjL> Sobirvs: open a terminal, type "cd ~/VLC" (assuming your VLC folder is in your home), and then "sudo dpkg -i *.deb"
[10:36] <LjL> Sobirvs: no, clearly the "" are just there to denote a command
[10:36] <Sobirvs> k
[10:36] <LjL> Sobirvs: and it's "sudo dpkg -i" not "sudu dpkg -t"
[10:36] <Sobirvs> m gonna reboot and try ur command :)
[10:36] <Sobirvs> dont go away :D
[10:38] <matanya> is there a way to sync a video on ipad (arrg) with ubuntu?
[10:39] <Badman> how do i configure mplayerthumbs for nautilus or any other file explorer?
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> matanya: do you mean copy it over?
[10:41] <fl1bbl3> matanya: what do you mean sync?  transfer it to/from ipad?  fix lip sync on mp4?
[10:41] <matanya> sync like syncing music with music players
[10:42] <auronandace> !ipad | matanya
[10:42] <auronandace> !ipod | matanya
[10:42] <matanya> I asked for Ipad
[10:43] <matanya> and I know the music stuff
[10:43] <matanya> asked about a movie
[10:43] <tapas> hi, trying to compile an app against libwebkitgtk-3.0
[10:44] <tapas> hmm, ok, trying to link the application like: gcc -o ghtml2pdf main.c `pkg-config gtk+-3.0 webkitgtk-3.0 webkit-1.0 --cflags --libs`
[10:44] <tapas> gives me undefined references to webkit_webview_new.. i guess this is a bug in the libwebkit package?
[10:44] <MrElendig> or your code
[10:44] <trevor> trevor
[10:44] <MonkeyDust> tapas  use this page to show the code to the channel http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[10:45] <tapas> http://pastesite.com/34595
[10:47] <tapas> that's about as simple as it gets.. it just doesn't link..
[10:48] <ola8395> i tried mate and trinity desktop environments and they didn`t work well on ubuntu 11.10 , then i removed them and all orphans and even cleaned the system with ubuntu tweak so it will return as it was newly installed but even though mate and trinity desktops remains as choice in the ldm login manager , how can i remove them , cause iam quite sure all packages according to them is removed
[10:50] <Sobirvs> LjL: that worked dude
[10:50] <Sobirvs> thanks \o/
[10:50] <LjL> :)
[10:50] <Sobirvs> just wanna ask , is there also a software called MPC a.k.a k-lite codec for ubuntu ?
[10:51] <LjL> don't know
[10:51] <szal> !codecs | Sobirvs
[10:51] <Sobirvs> thanks
[10:52] <Sobirvs> now what about graphics card ?>
[10:52] <Sobirvs> is my Nvidia driver installed?
[10:52] <szal> !nvidia | Sobirvs
[10:52] <Sobirvs> :D
[10:54] <Sobirvs> what if my onboard GPU is intel HD graphics and my external GPU is of nvidia ?
[10:54] <Sobirvs> i have to install intel drivers too then ?
[10:55] <disturbedfood> hello, i have installed i3wm on my ubuntu install and would like to use the Monte Carlo bitmap font. I have it installed so i can select it in gnome-terminal, but i want i3 to use it as well. however, it doesnt show up in xfontsel
[10:55] <Sobirvs> guys what if i download the drivers from here http://www.nvidia.in/content/DriverDownload-March2009/confirmation.php?url=/XFree86/Linux-x86_64/295.40/NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-295.40.run&lang=in&type=GeForce
[10:55] <Sobirvs> i have to just click or what ?
[10:55] <Sobirvs> LjL:  ?
[10:55] <Sobirvs> :P
[10:55] <Sobirvs> help
[10:56] <paulus68> how do you toggle in unity between workspaces?
[10:56] <LjL> Sobirvs: don't get the drivers from there. use the Restricted Drivers program in Ubuntu instead.
[10:56] <Sobirvs> restricted drivers ?
[10:56] <Sobirvs> link ?
[10:56] <LjL> Sobirvs: or Additional Drivers or however it's called these days.
[10:57] <LjL> Sobirvs: no link, you already have it installed. try typing "driver" in your application list.
[10:57] <Sobirvs> application list ?
[10:57] <disturbedfood> so i can't find the font code to use, and if i use any of the ones on the internet, the bar doesn't display(i'm guessing it is because it can't find the font)
[10:57] <Sobirvs> u mean in terminal ?
[10:58] <LjL> Sobirvs: in Unity, man, the icon at the top left, where you see all your applications (or if you don't have Unity, then System -> Administration -> Additional Drivers)
[10:59] <Firdaus> Sobirvs: do you think dpkg -l
[11:01] <fl1bbl3> matanya: you can sync via something like "Files Pro" on the iPad
[11:01] <matanya> and on the ubuntu side?
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> Sobirvs: or run:  sudo apt-get install nvidia-current    same thing
[11:01] <fl1bbl3> matanya: its just an FTP transfer, so lftp
[11:02] <matanya> ok. thanks
[11:02] <vlt> Hello. How can I create a block device in RAM?
[11:02] <fl1bbl3> there is a free version of the app too iirc
[11:02] <matanya> I don't own one, BTW
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> vlt: like RAM drive?
[11:03] <vlt> ActionParsnip: What else could I mean?
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> vlt: just clarifying, so as to not waste time going down the wrong avenue...
[11:03] <MonkeyDust> vlt  http://askubuntu.com/questions/11976/how-to-create-ram-drive#11979
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> vlt: a simple 'yes' is sufficient.
[11:04] <Sobirvs> Firdaus> Sobirvs: do you think dpkg -l
[11:04] <Sobirvs> didnt got u here Firdaus
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> vlt: if you add:    none /var/ramdisk tmpfs mode=1777,size=500M 0 0     to your /etc/fstab and make the directory /var/ramdisk you will have 500Mb of RAM disk to use (this is volatile storage so will be lost on reboot etc)
[11:05] <Sobirvs> LjL: u think my VLC is taking Nvidia GPU to play  videos ?
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> vlt: I use that for my browser cache :)
[11:05] <LjL> Sobirvs: have no idea
[11:06] <Sobirvs> so how to know then ?
[11:06] <Sobirvs> and what dir mean by dpkg -I
[11:06] <vlt> ActionParsnip: With a simple "yes" I couldn't have expressed my actual question: What else is there in Ubuntu/Linux that is a block device in RAM?
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> vlt: well, ram itself is a block device
[11:07] <vlt> ActionParsnip: Thank you. If I add this line to fstab, where's my block device then?
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> vlt: the storage can be accessed from /var/ramdisk and will be 500Mb in size
[11:08] <aureianimus> I'm going to buy a secondary monitor for my laptop, are there any specific things I should mind to make sure it plays nice with ubuntu?
[11:08] <zatan> hi how  can I show location entry instead of pathbar with Nautilus when saving file with firefox ?
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> aureianimus: one that reports EDID :)
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> zatan: ctrl+L or alt+L afaik
[11:09] <zatan> ActionParsnip, but its just temporary changes I want permannent ?
[11:09] <vlt> ActionParsnip: It looks like a file system. I need a block device.
[11:09] <vlt> Hence my question.
[11:10] <aureianimus> ActionParsnip, how do i know if one does?
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> vlt: so, like a sub-block device within the block device of the ram?
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> aureianimus: get a decent one
[11:11] <vlt> ActionParsnip: Yes, a "separate", size limited block device in RAM.
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> zatan: not sure there dude, there may be a dconf option. I know there used to be one in gconf but I'm unsure if the settings there are still honoured
[11:11] <aureianimus> okay, thanks
[11:11] <vlt> ActionParsnip: Like a partition or an LV for other block devices.
[11:12] <zatan> ActionParsnip, cheers anyway
[11:12] <zatan> ;]
[11:13] <vlt> I _could_ of course create a file in that tmpfs and losetup it ... but that sounds like unnecessary overhead
[11:13] <StepNjump> find . -type f \( -iname "*CV*" ! -iname ".*" \)
[11:13] <StepNjump> ooops sorry...
[11:14] <StepNjump> Guys I am trying to find all the files that have CV in them, only the non-hidden files... Does anyone understand why this doesn't work? find . -type f \( -iname "*CV*" ! -iname ".*" \)
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> vlt: can you see why I asked if you wanted a ramdisk now?
[11:15] <Guest19159> yello
[11:15] <Guest19159> hello
[11:16] <llutz> StepNjump: find . -type f  -iname "*CV*.*"
[11:16] <auronandace> StepNjump: is * still considered a wildcard when inside: ""
[11:16] <Guest19159> how to optimize  my internet  for port forwarding on UBUNTU 1
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> Guest19159: do you use a router, or is the ubuntu system acting as a router?
[11:17] <Guest19159> ??
[11:18] <obiwlan> hello! i just bough an enermax brick usb 2.0 hdd enclosure. according to enermax it supports 3tb disks, but my drive is seen as two SCSI LUNs. one with 2^32 sectors and another one with the remainder. any ideas what i could try? the disk is seen as one device on a local sata port.
[11:18] <Guest19159> Ubuntu acting as a router .. the laptop is connected to ADSL modem through inthernet cable
[11:19] <Guest19159> but lately my torennt isnt  connecting  and my streaming  and other mail port acting  WEIRD !!!
[11:21] <Code_Factory> hey guys, I'm in a rookie problem here and have been trying for the past 90 mins to solve it
[11:21] <Code_Factory> I run apache2 on ubuntu 11.10
[11:21] <Guest19159> Actually im using qbtorent
[11:21] <Code_Factory> and I can't get my php scripts to write and copy files
[11:21] <Code_Factory> on /var/www
[11:21] <Code_Factory> any help?
[11:23] <jamespharaoh> can anyone help me track down what is using memory on my server? free -m reports 585 out of 595 used, 576 -/+ buffers/cache, but running top and sorting by memory usage there are 72 processes and the highest three are 1.4, 0.8 and 0.1 percent. what could be using memory which doesn't show up in top?
[11:23] <zykotick9> !atemyram | jamespharaoh
[11:26] <Guest19159> can someone  YELP me plx ?
[11:27] <Code_Factory> :D never mind me I just needed to restart apache2
[11:30] <wereHamster> which package owns /etc/apt/sources.list?
[11:30] <fidel> Guest19159: maybe - you should start with a problem description
[11:30] <Guest19159> i cant get my qbtorent to connect
[11:31] <fidel> Guest19159: there isnt even a package with that name - afaik
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> wereHamster: try:  dpkg -S sources.list
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> wereHamster: There are sample files online, or you can boot the liveCD/USB and copy the default one from there  to your internal partition
[11:44] <CellTech> Xubuntu is always the one that never mounts my spare harddrive and lists it on the desk top. How can I force it too?
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> CellTech: install gvfs maybe, if its not already installed
[11:46] <CellTech> Software center? I type that in I get a long list
[11:47] <CellTech> Never mind it's in there.
[11:47] <CellTech> And still no spare drive in the list
[11:47] <y-o-d-a-yoda> hi, is there any way to make the usb install more robust? power it off uncleanly once and the stick is broken and won't boot any more. Seen this many times...
[11:47] <zykotick9> !fstab | CellTech
[11:48] <CellTech> K. It was always working in Ubuntu
[11:48] <pungi_man> try and use terminal it will occur fast and will consume less ram and cpu speed CellTech
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> y-o-d-a-yoda: use ext4 can help
[11:48] <OerHeks> y-o-d-a-yoda, that is a hardware issue, any usb stick in any OS can go corrupt when not unmounting properly
[11:48] <CellTech> What do I type in terminal?
[11:48] <y-o-d-a-yoda> ActionParsnip: err I just convert the ISO to usb with the pendrive tool
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> CellTech: sudo apt-get install gvfs
[11:49] <pungi_man> CellTech : What do u want to install??
[11:49] <CellTech> Oh. It's already installed
[11:49] <ActionParsnip> CellTech: gotcha
[11:49] <y-o-d-a-yoda> OerHeks: yes, I know. That's not the point, other distro's I have seen either repair it, or keep working. Ubuntu so far has always been 1 uncleanly shutdown = stick borked. Always.
[11:49] <CellTech> It's only xubuntu that doesn't show it ever. Ubuntu when I was on it showed it just fine. It's where I store all my media
[11:49] <y-o-d-a-yoda> OerHeks: it's not just sticks... any disk that is uncleanly shutdown has these issues
[11:49] <wereHamster> ActionParsnip: no, I don't want to edit that file. I want to know against which package to report a bug.
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> wereHamster: edit what file?
[11:50] <OerHeks> y-o-d-a-yoda, it is not an ubuntu issue, it is a user problem.
[11:50] <enroxorz> Got a question. Got a buddy who wants to try ubuntu but is very noobish so I am going to install wubi for him. What is teh difference? Will he have a full linux distro to play with or are there limitations? Will it use ntfs? so confused...
[11:50] <wereHamster> ActionParsnip: Suppose there is a bug in sources.list. Where do I report the bug?
[11:50] <CellTech> Disk Utility shows it. But it says "Error spawning nautilus: %s"
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> wereHamster: oic, then report it against the apt package
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> wereHamster: sources.list won't have bugs, its a config file
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> wereHamster: what issues are you seeing?
[11:51] <zykotick9> wereHamster: what "bug" did you find in sources.list exactly?
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> zykotick9: thats what I thought
[11:51] <wereHamster> the default server that's there is not reachable through IPv6.
[11:51] <y-o-d-a-yoda> OerHeks: I disagree. The process should be more robust or be able to repair. It does neither. But yes, one should power down cleanly.
[11:51] <CellTech> Should I install "File manager and graphical shell for Gnome? aka; Natilus?
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> wereHamster: then thats an issue witht that server, not the sources.list file
[11:52] <wereHamster> so where do I report *that* bug?
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> CellTech: could do, should help (assuming you have the space)
[11:52] <zykotick9> CellTech: why not just use fstab and have your drives mount the way you want?
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> wereHamster: i'd still use apt as the thing to report against
[11:52] <wereHamster>  :)
[11:52] <CellTech> I just want it to auto mount when I turn the computer on and be there when I want my media. That's all I care about
[11:53] <wereHamster> security.ubuntu.com isn't reachable through IPv6 either :-/
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> wereHamster: is there a change you need to make to make it use ipv6?
[11:53] <pungi_man> CellTech : Its already installed in ubuntu (pre-installed )
[11:53] <CellTech> I'm now on Xubuntu
[11:53] <wereHamster> ActionParsnip: IPv6-only network
[11:53] <wereHamster> actually a LXC container, which only has IPv6 connectivity.
[11:54] <Phazorx> could you guys please link me a guide on creating startup scripts for services in 10.04?
[11:54] <pungi_man> CellTech:type nautilus in terminal, because it will mostly be installed
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> wereHamster: is there no change you can make to use ipv6, to the sources.list file?
[11:55] <zykotick9> pungi_man: i don't think nautilus is installed by default with xfce
[11:55] <nerker> I can't play videos on my laptop using vlc or movie player. I get sound but no video. My system runs on 11.04 .
[11:55] <CellTech> Nothing found
[11:55] <CellTech> I will install now
[11:55] <foo357> Hello, I'm setting up a LAMP server on a computer with 10.04 LTS installed. I'm following this guide: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/42480/how-to-turn-your-home-ubuntu-pc-into-a-lamp-web-server/
[11:55] <wereHamster> ActionParsnip: sure I can. That's what I did. But IMO I shouldn't have to edit that file, the default installation should just work.
[11:55] <Noorideen> hello everyone
[11:56] <foo357> however it doesn't seem like php is working
[11:56] <Noorideen> anyone is free to help me?
[11:56] <i7c> !ask | Noorideen
[11:56] <wereHamster> ActionParsnip: there is no reason us.archive.ubuntu.com (or the default servers that are in sources.list) shouldn't be reachable through IPv6
[11:56] <pungi_man> then u can install it by typing sudo apt-get install nautilus
[11:56] <i7c> foo357: why lamp? so easy to install apache + php independent nowadays.
[11:56] <Noorideen> i wanna start using ubuntu
[11:57] <Noorideen> but i know nothing about it
[11:57] <Noorideen> i tips for installing
[11:57] <Noorideen> i need*
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> wereHamster: I guess, depends on DNS
[11:57] <zykotick9> Noorideen: download ISO, burn ISO, boot ISO
[11:58] <foo357> i7c: I don't know if it makes any difference but I didn't execute the command "install lamp-server"-whatever
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> zykotick9: you forgot MD5 test ISO ;)
[11:58] <i7c> Noorideen: installation should not be that hard. You'll need some free HD space and you can download the newest version of Ubuntu on the homepage. burn it to a dvd and go. alternatively you can make a usb flash drive work as installation drive.
[11:58] <foo357> i7c: I installed all those packages by themselves
[11:58] <alteregoa> bulubulu is nit runnung
[11:58] <wereHamster> ActionParsnip: dig AAAA us.archive.ubuntu.com. Try it for yourself.
[11:58] <paulus68> Noorideen: use live cd and see if you like it and if you can use ubuntu with the current hardware specs
[11:58] <i7c> foo357: okay, does apache already work? go to http://localhost   in your browser
[11:58] <pungi_man> Noorideen: u can download ISO with wget
[11:58] <wylde_> foo357: the easiest way to get a lamp server installed from repos is 'tasksel' then choose the lamp option.
[11:59] <Noorideen> thank you alot peeps
[11:59] <Phazorx> how do i make my own service startup script? is there am up to date guide? (10.04)
[11:59] <Noorideen> but i tried it once
[11:59] <foo357> i7c: wylde_ yes apache works... actually I migth not need a full blown lamp setup...
[11:59] <Noorideen> and found it hard
[11:59] <Noorideen> i wanna try using it again
[11:59] <Noorideen> i study software engineering
[11:59] <pungi_man> Noordeen:to burn it you can use basero
[11:59] <Noorideen> i believe its better for me than windows
[11:59] <williamdoors> hi
[11:59] <williamdoors> has anyone got a minute to help?
[12:00] <Noorideen> pungi_man: thanks man
[12:00] <pungi_man> I believe it too!!!!!!
[12:00] <paulus68> !ask|williamdoors
[12:01] <williamdoors> I need to transfer my web files from my old server to my new server via command line, how is this done?
[12:01] <wereHamster> williamdoors: man rsync
[12:01] <dlentz> wereHamster, see bug 241305
[12:01] <i7c> williamdoors: for manual transfer you can mount the remote server with sshfs
[12:01] <paulus68> !scp|williamdoors
[12:02] <williamdoors> its a local network
[12:02] <williamdoors> secure isnt important
[12:02] <wereHamster> dlentz: haha. a 4 years old bug.. trivial to fix and yet still unresolved
[12:02] <paulus68> !cp|willamdoors
[12:02] <fidel> williamdoors: there are tons of methods - as you see above
[12:02] <fidel> basically - use whatever you are used too
[12:02] <fidel> i would go for scp - if i would start in cli
[12:03] <i7c> williamdoors: if you mount it with sshfs your remote server will appear as directory in your local filesystem. then you can just use cp -R /.../*
[12:03] <paulus68> fidel: +1
[12:03] <williamdoors> i7c whats the command to mount?
[12:03] <alteregoa> good morning vietnam
[12:03] <Rienzilla> tar over netcat, or rsync
[12:03] <fl1bbl3> williamdoors: personally I would use rsync as Rienzilla and wereHamster suggest
[12:04] <fl1bbl3> you can then choose whether to do it over ssh or not
[12:04] <i7c> williamdoors: sshfs username@remoteserver_address:/path/on/remote /path/local/to/mount/
[12:04] <alteregoa> mount -t /dev/sda-z-1-655535 /path/to/mount
[12:04] <Rienzilla> i7c: will sshfs know ownership, file modes and links?
[12:04] <williamdoors> thanks, i will try
[12:04] <williamdoors> from which machine do i do this from?
[12:04] <fl1bbl3> plus, I like -progress :)
[12:04] <pungi_man> alteregoa: why is -t used?
[12:04] <alteregoa> temporary
[12:05] <alteregoa> err t is type
[12:05] <i7c> Rienzilla: i think so, if the remote is ext
[12:05] <alteregoa> like mount -t smbfs or something
[12:06] <i7c> williamdoors: basically doesn't matter. the one you have better access to ;)
[12:06] <Rienzilla> I'm not sure it does, but ok
[12:06] <alteregoa> godzilla is here wait
[12:07] <williamdoors> i dont have a ssh client installed in either.. but they both have openssh server, can i do this simply from the command line?
[12:07] <i7c> williamdoors: yep, ssh client comes with linux
[12:07] <williamdoors> awesome!
[12:07] <i7c> williamdoors: but you'll need to do sudo apt-get install sshfs   maybe
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> williamdoors: openssh-client is in a default Ubuntu install
[12:07] <williamdoors> sorry for the newb question
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> williamdoors: no worries, its all new to you. It's all learning
[12:08] <pungi_man> thanks alteregoa
[12:08] <williamdoors> the old machine is a synology server.. the new machine is ubuntu server
[12:09] <williamdoors> will this work ok?
[12:09] <MonkeyDust> williamdoors  we once all were beginners ourselves
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> some just earlier than others
[12:11] <i7c> williamdoors: should. just try, if not, nothing will break.
[12:11] <i7c> williamdoors: if you have trouble using sshfs  query me, it's ok.
[12:11] <williamdoors> ok checking my full path now n thx again
[12:12] <i7c> you're welcome.
[12:14] <williamdoors> authenticity of host . . . . cant be established
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> williamdoors: type 'yes' and you will add the key
[12:15] <i7c> williamdoors: meeeh. that comes before entering password?
[12:15] <williamdoors> hmmm it tried but sh: scp was not found
[12:15] <williamdoors> i tried using scp.. i think its because its a stupid synology box...
[12:16] <MonkeyDust> scp is cp over ssh
[12:16] <williamdoors> i really dont want to put ubuntu-desktop...
[12:16] <williamdoors> i'm using an ssh client to log in.. putty
[12:16] <williamdoors> is this correct?
[12:17] <ActionParsnip> williamdoors: putty is an SSH client for both windows and Linux
[12:17] <ahhughes_> is it possible to minimize / focus / maximize an application window on the command line? I want to know if I can somehow switch focus between VM and ubuntu programmatically
[12:17] <i7c> williamdoors: should work. youre on windows connecting to one of the two servers to copy to the other one?
[12:17] <ActionParsnip> ahhughes_: you can use wmctrl
[12:17] <williamdoors> yes but i can use the ubuntu box if you like
[12:18] <williamdoors> the synology box has no monitor nor keyboard but i can ssh into it
[12:18] <ahhughes_> ActionParsnip, cool!!!!
[12:18] <williamdoors> the command on the synology box are not the same as the ubuntu box :(
[12:18] <i7c> williamdoors: that's fine, you can use putty for that.
[12:19] <i7c> williamdoors: so try to ssh the new ubuntu server. when connected install sshfs with apt-get if necessary.
[12:19] <i7c> williamdoors: you can see if it's installed just by typing sshfs in putty without anything, you'll see in the response if it's installed or not.
[12:19] <williamdoors> i7c yes i installed sshfs already
[12:20] <zykotick9> williamdoors: if this is a NAS, do you have anyway of connecting to the files from ubuntu currently?  (though SMB or something?)
[12:20] <paulus68> williamdoors: then use winscp which is a good program to copy from and to windows/linux systems
[12:20] <williamdoors> smb?
[12:20] <zykotick9> williamdoors: windows file sharing
[12:20] <williamdoors> yes it has
[12:21] <i7c> why, he does not have to copy all to windows and put it back to the other server again. he can do that directly.
[12:21] <williamdoors> i can copy to my windows machine no problem
[12:21] <williamdoors> it also has samba
[12:21] <zykotick9> williamdoors: have you tried connecting though the same share from ubuntu?
[12:21] <williamdoors> i7c i'd like to try server to server
[12:22] <williamdoors> i dont know how to without a gui ... . now i feel like a uber newbie
[12:22] <jail71> cia
[12:22] <i7c> williamdoors: ok. so you have an open ssh session to ubuntu now?
[12:22] <jail71> ciao
[12:22] <williamdoors> i7c i have both open in ssh
[12:22] <jail71> !list
[12:22]  * zykotick9 waits for !list from jail71 -- ahh, there it is
[12:22] <paulus68> !it|jail71
[12:22] <i7c> williamdoors: when you opened a session youre in your homefolder. so you can make     mkdir remote-server now and it'll create a new dir in your homedir
[12:23] <williamdoors> i am in the root directory
[12:23] <i7c> not good.
[12:23] <i7c> do cd /home/<yourusername>
[12:24] <williamdoors> on what machine?
[12:24] <jail71> hello
[12:24] <jail71> !list
[12:24] <i7c> your ubuntu one, williamdoors
[12:24] <horse01> Quitte
[12:24] <williamdoors> ok
[12:25] <williamdoors> i7c i'm in my user... its empty
[12:25] <i7c> williamdoors: then do the mkdir thing i wrote above
[12:25] <williamdoors> i7c its done
[12:26] <williamdoors> i7c i now have a directory remote-server
[12:26] <i7c> williamdoors: good. did you name it remote-server ?
[12:26] <williamdoors> i7c yes
[12:26] <i7c> williamdoors: ok. then you can do the following now:  sshfs user_name_at_other_server@server_address:/ remote-server
[12:27] <i7c> williamdoors: for _Example_   williamdoors@<IP_ADDRESS>:/ remote-server
[12:27] <i7c> DNS names are also fine
[12:27] <williamdoors> i7c from within the new directory?
[12:27] <gvo> No space after the /
[12:27] <williamdoors> i'll use IP's
[12:28] <i7c> williamdoors: yes from within the new dir
[12:28] <binny> hey! =)
[12:28] <binny> I have a weird question....
[12:28] <gvo> You're entitled to a wierd answer.
[12:28] <i7c> and yes, gvo, a space. these are two arguments
[12:28] <binny> I wanted to know how to deal with ssh tunneling thru an ssh tunnel
[12:28] <binny> lol. I hope i get a weird answer
[12:28] <gvo> i7c Sorry I didn't realize that.
[12:28] <i7c> np.
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> !vnc | binny
[12:29] <i7c> williamdoors: did it work? it should prompt you for password of the other server
[12:29] <binny> so it works fine, both tunnels, but then i'm not sure what port i should connect to....
[12:29] <binny> any ideas?
[12:29] <binny> thanks =)
[12:29] <williamdoors> i7c connection reset by crappy synology server
[12:29] <i7c> williamdoors: you sure it has ssh installed?
[12:29] <i7c> openssh-server*
[12:29] <williamdoors> yes i am using port 22 to ssh into the synology box
[12:30] <williamdoors> errr i dont know what breed of ssh server is in it
[12:30] <williamdoors> i7c its synology
[12:30] <binny> are we both talking about ssh...confusing, lol
[12:30] <i7c> williamdoors: and the two servers are in the same LAN ?
[12:30] <williamdoors> yes.. same subnet
[12:30] <williamdoors> i7c these synology servers are a pain in the.....
[12:31] <williamdoors> i'm happy to see it go
[12:31] <binny> what's this VNC thing someone posted to me?
[12:31] <i7c> williamdoors: weird :-/ it can't be the ssh if it already refuses connection, i guess.
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> binny: shows how to setup a tunnel for VNC, just change the port numbers you want to use
[12:31] <williamdoors> i7c i dont know much about linux, but may i suggest never to buy a synology if you want control over it
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> rastamouse is awesome :)
[12:32] <i7c> williamdoors: i'll remember that :D. question: does this synology thingy share files over http?
[12:32] <i7c> or normal ftp?
[12:32] <williamdoors> hmmm i can enable ftp
[12:33] <i7c> you could enable it then and use wget  recursivly, williamdoors. should work fine if you can access everything via ftp
[12:33] <binny> I don't understand how this helps though....I'm able to ssh into it, my issue is then which port do I use since i have 2 tunnels
[12:33] <williamdoors> i7c i have flashfxp which i tried to make the 2 machines connect together but this synology....
[12:33] <alteregoa> my cat smells like a dog thats a pain in the a
[12:34] <mateo_> what's the question again?
[12:34] <williamdoors> i7c the folder i want is in the web directory of the synology server, that machine has a virtual host
[12:34] <williamdoors> i7c one minute i'll see if i can't enable the ftp in the synology
[12:34] <i7c> williamdoors: it's all fine if you can access it via ftp. you can go into your remote-server dir on the new server and do: wget -r<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[12:35] <leminhtan47> hello
[12:36] <i7c> hi
[12:36] <williamdoors> i7c the synology has ftp enabled on port 21 (default)
[12:36] <williamdoors> i will try the wget command
[12:38] <spillere> where can i find informatino on how to install a encrypted vpn on my dedicated server?
[12:39] <williamdoors> i7c we have a winner!
[12:39] <i7c> spillere: easiest to configure is openvpn. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenVPN
[12:39] <i7c> williamdoors: :)
[12:39] <xtreme> guys, i installed windows, and lost ubuntu.
[12:40] <williamdoors> i7c now how do i copy the files from /usr/me/uploadeddir to /etc/www/uploadeddir
[12:40] <xtreme> i tried to recover it using grub install
[12:40] <auronandace> !grub | xtreme
[12:40] <xtreme> but only windows 7 came in boot menu
[12:40] <Lint> !dpkg synology
[12:40] <i7c> williamdoors: copy -R . /etc/www/uploadeddir
[12:40] <williamdoors> hmmm it dosent appear to have copied all the folders in the that directory
[12:40] <auronandace> xtreme: use a livecd and check your partitions
[12:40] <i7c> williamdoors: sorry  cp
[12:41] <i7c> williamdoors: not copy
[12:41] <xtreme> did that.. one sec let me show what i did
[12:41] <williamdoors> only the base dir, not recursively
[12:41] <xtreme> !pastebin
[12:41] <vlt> ActionParsnip: No, I still don't know. When I need a "RAM drive", implies this a file system for you?
[12:42] <xtreme> http://paste.ubuntu.com/935389/
[12:42] <xtreme> this is what i did, booted using live disc
[12:42] <williamdoors> i7c it only copied 11mb - there is 87mb in the nested folders within
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> vlt: yes, its a storage drive, in RAM...
[12:42] <xtreme> error was ls-a cannot access dev/sda2 to dev/sda5
[12:43] <i7c> williamdoors: that's strange :-/  do you have access to the subfolders?
[12:43] <vlt> ActionParsnip: Ok. For me it's just a drive (empty). And is there a way to create a size limited block device in RAM without an losetup'd file in a tmpfs?
[12:43] <williamdoors> i can see the synology box on my winblows machine
[12:44] <Lint> I remember Linux was using a normal bootloader which was not damaged by windows installs. was it so necessary to replace it with a large grub2?
[12:44] <williamdoors> i7c thats how i can see it didnt copy all the files
[12:44] <williamdoors> i7c i go check
[12:45] <xtreme> grub could only detect windows 7..
[12:45] <auronandace> Lint: what? windows will overwrite the mbr no matter what bootloader you put there
[12:45] <xtreme> Lint : i am new to linux, i just followed the tutorial
[12:45] <naftilos76> hi everyone, i am on Ubuntu 10.10 and i just installed (not through a repo) libreoffice 3.52. As i noticed in similar situations when i install libreoffice in this way printing preferences do not affect printing which means that if i select printing to take place through rear tray the printer prints as usual from the casette as usual. Does anybody have any clue what is going on?
[12:45] <i7c> xtreme: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[12:45] <xtreme> and auronandace is right.. windows formated my boot drive to ntfs and reinstalled its loaders
[12:45] <Lint> auronandace, windows created ¨DOS/Other OS¨ entry back then
[12:46] <Lint> *was creating
[12:46] <auronandace> Lint: back then? what during 98?
[12:47] <i7c> williamdoors: you could copy the files on synology to another dir where you have full access or you can change reading rights... which i not recommend, but if it's the problem this could solve it ^^
[12:47] <Lint> naftilos76, looks like a LO bug
[12:48] <pungi_man> xtreme: it has detected my xp. There will be something wrong with ur grub
[12:48] <williamdoors> i7c i could easy copy the synology files to the windows box
[12:48] <williamdoors> i7c would that help?
[12:49] <Lint> he just reboot probably
[12:49] <i7c> what is the "windows box" o.O ?
[12:49] <williamdoors> just my desktop windows 7
[12:50] <i7c> well sure you can download it to your local machine and upload it on the other server... but think of a solution to upload it ;) maybe samba?
[12:50] <williamdoors> then i could ftp the files to the new ubuntu server
[12:50] <i7c> sure. works.
[12:50] <i7c> gotta make a phone call....
[12:50] <williamdoors> ya i have samba in the synology
[12:50] <williamdoors> okies thx!
[12:50] <williamdoors> brb
[12:50] <Lint> I cannot access my shared partition from Ubuntu
[12:51] <Lint> It says all files are owned by 500:500
[12:51] <Lint> In other distro I can access it, and I have plain 1000 uid there, as in Ubuntu
[12:52] <MasterOfDisaster> Lint: which fs?
[12:52] <Lint> ext2 or ext3, Iḿ not sure
[12:53] <MasterOfDisaster> check with "cat /proc/mounts"
[12:53] <Phazorx> how do i make my own service startup script? is there am up to date guide? (10.04)
[12:54] <jrib> !upstart | Phazorx
[12:54] <Lint> Itś EXT3
[12:54] <jrib> Phazorx: make sure you check out the cookbook: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/
[12:55] <williamdoors> can anyone suggest a good ftp-server for ubunut?
[12:55] <MasterOfDisaster> Lint: then chown the directory to the desired uid & gid.
[12:55] <jrib> !ftpd | williamdoors
[12:55] <williamdoors> recommend?
[12:56] <myhero> where is the current session of firefox in live usb ubuntu situated so as to sve it and afterwards load it again ?
[12:56] <spillere> where can i find informatino on how to install a encrypted vpn on my dedicated server?
[12:56] <jrib> williamdoors: I would visit each site for those and choose based on that
[12:56] <railsraider> how do i completely reset iptables ? iptables -F doesn;t do the trick
[12:56] <gnuskool> i have a small home network that works fine, i have an isp hosted website and mail -but now i would like to create an intranet using my registered external domain name but as local.example.com -example.com being my isp registered name -is this the right way to do it -or should i call my intranet whatever i like?
[12:56] <paulus68> !vpn|spillere
[12:56] <williamdoors> jrib thanks
[12:56] <Lint> I would prefer why I have this first
[12:56] <Lint> *to know
[12:57] <Puma1337> railsraider, what happens when you type iptables -F?
[12:57] <Zwirc> Hi!
[12:57] <railsraider> server hangs
[12:57] <railsraider> i tried that from the console too
[12:57] <Zwirc> i have installed MySql on my ubuntu server. how do i know what host to use for mysql connect from others than localhost?
[12:57] <Puma1337> when you type iptables -L how many rules do you have?
[12:58] <railsraider> i've installed arno-forewall but can;t get it to work
[12:58] <railsraider> so its half way configued
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> Zwirc: cat /etc/hostname
[12:58] <myhero> where is the current session of firefox in live usb ubuntu situated so as to save and use it afterwards by loading it again ?
[12:59] <railsraider> Pumpkin-:  I did iptables -F
[12:59] <ActionParsnip> myhero: which release?
[12:59] <railsraider> then iptables -L and its empty
[12:59] <myhero> oneiric
[12:59] <Puma1337> so then you have flushed the rules
[12:59] <Zwirc> ActionParsnip: I have just wrote my name there :P
[12:59] <ActionParsnip> myhero: should be saved in the user's home folder like it does in an installed OS
[12:59] <Zwirc> so then it is name.ip ?
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> Zwirc: you can use hostname or the IP
[13:00] <ray9na> I was wondering: In /home/myname/bin I have two .folders and one .autoreg -- all 3 are completely empty. Is it safe to delete them?
[13:00] <Zwirc> ok, so it sould work to just use ip as host?
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> Zwirc: sure
[13:00] <Zwirc> tnx
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> ray9na: could move or rename them and test, if you get issues then put them back :)
[13:01] <williamdoors> !proftpd
[13:01] <myhero> action can you be more specific and write the exact path coz its not there in home folder...!!!
[13:02] <ray9na> ActionParsnip: Okay, thanks. I'm trying to figure out how I lost an icon. I gave up and am trying to just completely uninstall and re-install the program, see if that does the trick.
[13:02] <ActionParsnip> myhero: ~/.mozilla/firefox   same as in an installed OS
[13:03] <ray9na> myhero: Did you make sure you can view hidden files?
[13:03] <myhero> yes
[13:03] <solexious> Hello all, my youtube video playback as gone blue, anyone know how I could fix this?
[13:04] <xissburg> I unzipped a zip file in my downloads folder and it spread a lot of files around. How can I rm these files? Perhaps based on their creation date or something?
[13:04] <ray9na> myhero: Alrighty. Doesn't hurt to check. :)
[13:06] <Xlaits> Ok, having some trouble installing Sun's Java...
[13:07] <metalfan_> hi
[13:08] <metalfan_> is the precise installer able to resize a linux filesystem?
[13:08] <Xlaits> Anyone know how to install Java? SunMicrosystems' Java, to be precise...
[13:08] <railsraider> Puma1337: i see a lot of   /sbin/iptables: (1) iptables: No chain/target/match by that name.
[13:08] <myhero> yes i have unhidden the files so as to be able to see all the files....there are 2 folders 1. Crash Report and 2. oey45bpo.default and 3.profiles.ini file...but no session backup file....although there are two files in .default folder namely sessionstore.bak and sessionstore.js....are these two the sessions backup file ???
[13:08] <railsraider> Puma1337: when i try to install arno
[13:08] <Puma1337> I don't really have any experience using arno
[13:10] <pestilence> is there any way to make the area used for resizing windows bigger?  it seems i spend a minute every time i want to resize a window just trying to position the mouse correctly
[13:11] <auronandace> pestilence: slow down the cursor, maybe?
[13:11] <myhero> ray and action...
[13:11] <myhero> yes i have unhidden the files so as to be able to see all the files....there are 2 folders 1. Crash Report and 2. oey45bpo.default and 3.profiles.ini file...but no session backup file....although there are two files in .default folder namely sessionstore.bak and sessionstore.js....are these two the sessions backup file ???
[13:11] <pestilence> auronandace: no, that's not what i want.
[13:12] <auronandace> pestilence: use a theme that makes the borders bigger?
[13:12] <pestilence> it just seems like the width of the grab bar is on the order of 1px
[13:12] <pestilence> auronandace: hrm.  maybe that would work.
[13:13] <pestilence> auronandace: nope, all the default installed themes hvae the same width.
[13:14] <williamdoors> i7c :) got my files there :)
[13:14] <williamdoors> i7c thx for your help!
[13:15] <i7c> williamdoors: glad i could help. :)
[13:15] <pestilence> oooh, alt+middleclick resizes the window no matter where you click
[13:15] <pestilence> guess that's what i'll do.
[13:15] <pestilence> http://askubuntu.com/questions/4109/how-do-i-increase-the-resize-margin-on-windows
[13:16] <pestilence> unbelievable.  the default  width of the resize border *is* 1 pixel!
[13:16] <auronandace> pestilence: screen real estate is important for a netbook interface
[13:17] <pestilence> auronandace: certainly ubuntu is installed on more than just netbooks.  i'm on a monitor with 1920x1080 resolution.  i can afford a couple of extra pixels on the border
[13:17] <pestilence> and even if the border is only 1 pixel, make the resize area more than 1 pixel.  you don't have to see the resize area...
[13:18] <auronandace> pestilence: i don't use unity, i use xfce, also i don't use netbooks but that is the reason behind the border width
[13:18] <railsraider> anyone knows how to get arno-firewall to work?
[13:18] <railsraider> i get a lot of   /sbin/iptables: (1) iptables: No chain/target/match by that name.
[13:18] <railsraider> when i try to start it
[13:18] <pestilence> auronandace: but you should agree that it's pretty weak reasoning.  other windows managers (e.g. windows 7, OS X) don't have this problem.
[13:19] <auronandace> pestilence: i don't have this problem either
[13:19] <pestilence> auronandace: you must have a super high-resolution mouse compared to me.  or more sensitive wrists.  but googling "ubuntu window border resize" proves that i aint alone :)
[13:20] <pestilence> the most annoying thing is that some of the results are from 4 years ago.  how can stuff like this go unfixed for that long??  that's one of the things that drives me insane about ubuntu
[13:20] <auronandace> pestilence: maybe file a bug report or a feature request
[13:20] <pestilence> auronandace: both exist.
[13:20] <myhero> yes i have unhidden the files so as to be able to see all the files....there are 2 folders in ~/.mozilla/firefox - 1. Crash Report and 2. oey45bpo.default and 3.profiles.ini file...but no session backup file....although there are two files in .default folder namely sessionstore.bak and sessionstore.js....are these two the sessions backup file ???
[13:21] <pestilence> anyhow, back to work
[13:28] <malibu> Hi there, is anyone aware of a file manager that can put move/copy tasks into a background process?
[13:29] <Tm_T> Dolphin?
[13:29] <nesusvet> malibu. MC can do it
[13:29] <Noorideen> why my wireless adapter doesnt work on ubuntu?
[13:29] <nesusvet> MC: c-x j
[13:31] <Noorideen> no one knows?
[13:31] <malibu> midnight commander?  cool thanks, I'll look into that
[13:31] <malibu> Probably the only one I have not tried
[13:31] <bazhang> Noorideen, tell us the chipset please
[13:31] <Noorideen> i have laptop toshiba sattelite L305D-S5934
[13:32] <bazhang> lspci to paste.ubuntu.com Noorideen
[13:37] <Noorideen> bazhang: when will they answer me?
[13:37] <Noorideen> and how?
[13:37] <myhero> yes i have unhidden the files so as to be able to see all the files....there are 2 folders in ~/.mozilla/firefox - 1. Crash Report and 2. oey45bpo.default and 3.profiles.ini file...but no session backup file....although there are two files in .default folder namely sessionstore.bak and sessionstore.js....are these two the sessions backup file ???
[13:37] <bazhang> Noorideen, lspci to paste.ubuntu.com and give us the url
[13:38] <Noorideen> http://paste.ubuntu.com/935446/
[13:38] <Noorideen> whats lspci?
[13:38] <Noorideen> ops 2 i have :$
[13:38] <mydogsnameisrudy> heh lol so funny
[13:38] <Noorideen> ye
[13:38] <mydogsnameisrudy> woop sorry
[13:39] <bazhang> Noorideen, dont paste your question in pastebin; open a terminal and type lspci
[13:39] <Noorideen> lol
[13:39] <Noorideen> i tried to start using ubuntu
[13:39] <Noorideen> i found it hard + the wireless adapter is not working
[13:39] <Noorideen> to i uninstalled it
[13:39] <Noorideen> :P
[13:39] <bazhang> Noorideen, then give us the info
[13:39] <Noorideen> what info you need?
[13:40] <bazhang> Noorideen, do you even have ubuntu installed?
[13:40] <pungi_man> Noorideen: He is asking for ur hardware specifications!!!
[13:41] <gvandeweyer> anybody experienced with setting rsize/wsize and/or other params for a high write-accessed nfs server with underlying xfs ?
[13:41] <gvandeweyer> I feel that setting it at 4M does reduce the load of the rpciod
[13:41] <gvandeweyer> but is higher still save ?
[13:41] <myhero> bazhang...help
[13:42] <gvandeweyer> s/save/safe
[13:42] <bazhang> myhero, ask the channel a question
[13:42] <myhero> where is the firefox current session stored in live usb ubuntu oneiric ?
[13:42] <bazhang> myhero, if someone knows they will answer, no need to ask individuals
[13:44] <bazhang> Noorideen, if you need help with your wireless, you need to us the chipset, type lspci in the terminal and paste.ubuntu.com with it
[13:44] <sauevaem> Can someone help me solve 'pulseaudio configured for per-user sessions saned disabled; edit /etc/default/saned' error?
[13:45] <myhero> where is the firefox current session stored in live usb ubuntu oneiric so as to copy it and restore it afterwards to reuse the current session ??? i have unhidden the files and trying to find in ~/.mozila/firefox but to no avail...!!!!
[13:45] <auronandace> myhero: mozilla is double l
[13:46] <myhero> double l...means what ?
[13:46] <jrib> myhero: ll not l
[13:46] <sauevaem> I found few solutions using google and none of them works for me.
[13:46] <bazhang> myhero, two ll not one l
[13:46] <auronandace> myhero: you said mozila, its mozilla
[13:46] <myhero> yeah means that directory only the ll...
[13:46] <metalfan_> hi
[13:46] <metalfan_> how do you run gparted from the precise installer?
[13:46] <myhero> the single l was typing mistake
[13:46] <jrib> !precise | myhero
[13:46] <jrib> oops
[13:47] <jrib> metalfan_: above was meant for y ou
[13:47] <sauevaem> It seems to be problem with newest version of kernel so I could make my laptop work by editing grub
[13:47] <sauevaem> but it's just templorrary solutin.
[13:47] <metalfan_> !precise | metalfan_
[13:47] <metalfan_> jrib thx
[13:51] <myhero> quit
[13:51] <sauevaem> I will answer all question just please someone look into it.
[13:51] <pungi_man> is there any assembly language for linux????
[13:52] <mawkishness> ?
[13:52] <hoodedice> Hi
[13:53] <hoodedice> Does Xubuntu install drivers during its installation, or do we have to manually download them?
[13:53] <jrib> hoodedice: try #xubuntu
[13:53] <auronandace> hoodedice: which drivers are you thinking of?
[13:54] <hoodedice> Graphics to be precise
[13:54] <pungi_man> hoodedice: Mostly it does after recognizing the hardware but sometimes you have to configure graphics drivers
[13:54] <hoodedice> No one'sreplying in #xubuntu
[13:54] <hoodedice> How do I do that?
[13:54] <auronandace> hoodedice: you'd need to install the graphics drivers from the repo
[13:55] <auronandace> hoodedice: unless you are using intel
[13:55] <hoodedice> So all intel drivers are installed by default?
[13:55] <auronandace> hoodedice: yes, they are in the kernel
[13:56] <hoodedice> alright, how can I check which ones are installed?
[13:56] <auronandace> hoodedice: what card do you have?
[13:56] <iceroot> hoodedice: better is to know which are loaded
[13:56] <hoodedice> Intel GMA3100
[13:56] <hoodedice> Dont start laughing
[13:56] <d3m0nk> hoodedice, I think all the common display drivers are available by default... :) or ubuntu would suggest you one... after intsall...
[13:57] <sauevaem> I had such good impression of this channel when someone helped me with drivers problem ;_;
[13:57] <hoodedice> Well, then thanks a lot guys
[13:57] <auronandace> hoodedice: what version of ubuntu are you using?
[13:57] <hoodedice> (Time for me to get an NVidia) :p
[13:57] <hoodedice> xbuntu 11.10
[13:58] <mawkishness> .
[13:58] <d3m0nk> hoodedice, Intel GMA 3000s are cool :)
[13:58] <d3m0nk> I've got one myself...
[13:58] <d3m0nk> should work out of the box :)
[13:58] <hoodedice> Yeah, but they HOG ystem memory
[13:59] <hoodedice> And its even worse when you've got MY system config
[13:59] <d3m0nk> hoodedice, you can only  ask so much from 'em :)
[13:59] <d3m0nk> for the price you paid
[13:59] <d3m0nk> hehe
[13:59] <hoodedice> Lol, wait till I grow up, no one can stop me from buying my own PC then :P
[14:00] <pungi_man> can u restore your pc to a specific time?????
[14:00] <auronandace> hoodedice: that driver would certainly be supported in the kernel, its from 2008
[14:00] <hoodedice> ok auro
[14:00] <supernova> anyone using a belkin usb adpater
[14:00] <hoodedice> Ill be going now, thanks a lot, you guys rock !!!
[14:00] <supernova> for wifi access
[14:01] <iceroot> pungi_man: not by default, you have to use a backup solution
[14:01] <iceroot> !backup | pungi_man
[14:01] <thefroyo> hi, i use evolution as my pim solution. in order to acccess my company calendar I use carddav. everything works fine, but on login (from lightdm) I get a password prompt for access to these carddav calendars. the password is prefilled, but it still asks me to click OK to connect. Does anybody have a clue of how to get rid of that prompt?
[14:02] <pungi_man> thanks iceroot and ubottu!!!
[14:02] <munsking> hello, im using landscape to manage my ubuntu server but my server doesnt upload hardware information, not even the basic stuff from the computer description, any way to fix this or do it manually?
[14:03] <supernova> hello
[14:03] <pungi_man> but what is the difference between cloning and backing up ubottu
[14:03] <fidel> pungi_man: ubottu is a bot
[14:03] <iceroot> pungi_man: clone = complete system dump with partition layout and so on, backup = save your data
[14:04] <pungi_man> sorry ubottu!!!
[14:04] <compdoc> pungi_man, right. With a clone, you can restore it to a drive and be up and running in minutes
[14:04] <pungi_man> thanks iceroot!!!
[14:05] <compdoc> you need both an image and backups
[14:05] <pungi_man> even after a format and a windows xp also, compdoc??
[14:06] <compdoc> you dual-boot?
[14:06] <pungi_man> yes, compdoc
[14:06] <StepNjump> exit
[14:06] <StepNjump> exit
[14:06] <Noorideen> is there a way to move files from win7 to ubuntu?
[14:07] <auronandace> Noorideen: copy and paste
[14:07] <compdoc> Noorideen, use samba
[14:07] <Noorideen> thank you
[14:07] <supernova> is anyone using a belkin usb wireless adapter
[14:09] <usr13> Noorideen: several ways....
[14:09] <pengw> hi all
[14:10] <pengw> one thing is concerned: which ubuntu edition is fastest with desktop effects
[14:10] <Xlaits> Hey, everyone, Having some Pangolion troubles... Java just hates me...
[14:10] <pengw> i am thinking is that 10.04 is faster than 11.10?
[14:10] <fidel> Xlaits: #ubuntu+1 for 12.04
[14:10] <nesusvet> шш
[14:11] <fidel> pengw: using what desktopo env?
[14:11] <pengw> hi fidel i like to use unity or gnome 2
[14:11] <pengw> I do not use gnome 3 at all
[14:11] <auronandace> pengw: 10.04 uses gnome2, 11.10 uses unity built on top of gnome3
[14:12] <Cygnus-X1> pengw: Did you hear about MATE
[14:12] <nesusvet>
[14:12] <fidel> pengw: i doubt you'll find a serious analysis about the speed/resource-usage of all major desktop environment matching your hardware ;)
[14:12] <pengw> currently i still stick with 11.04 since it does provide  a gnome 2 classic mode
[14:12] <Xtopherus> Does anyone know about a pen testing room on freenode? Im looking for people to converse with that have similar degree's
[14:13] <auronandace> pengw: gnome2 will eventually die, why prolong the agony?
[14:14] <pungi_man> the user defined session is the fastest for me
[14:14] <pengw> yes gnome 2 is going to die that is too bad.
[14:15] <pungi_man> gnome 2 is better than gnome 3!!!
[14:15] <auronandace> pengw: so why not start looking for an alternative now? instead you are just prolonging that process
[14:15] <cldwalker> hi, anyone know a way to skip the configuration dialog when installing postfix? DEBIAN_FRONTEND=interactive and -y aren't working
[14:15] <pengw> So have anyone tried 12.04 is it faster than 11.04???
[14:16] <Xtopherus> pengw
[14:16] <Xtopherus> yes
[14:16] <oilman> Hi ya all! I've recently bought a retrolink USB nes controller. any of you guys tried to set this up in fceux?
[14:16] <pungi_man> in starting it is but after a week or so it slows down,pengw
[14:16] <fiddyspence> in case anyone is interested - had an annoyance with 11.10 live cd where it wrapped the nameserver values in single quotes in /etc/resolv.conf (as supplied by DHCP) and thusly made dns name resolution fail....  known bug?
[14:17] <Xtopherus> 11.10 is really unstable
[14:17] <compdoc> never happened to me
[14:17] <fiddyspence> that would do it i suppose :)
[14:17] <pengw> with fancy 11.10 I just cant configure anything
[14:18] <compdoc> not unstable at all for me, and I would have to guess for most ppl
[14:18] <pengw> in a proper way unless trying to heck it.
[14:18] <auronandace> pengw: unity isn't the only option
[14:18] <Xtopherus> weird, 11.10 blew chunks for me
[14:18] <Xtopherus> i staied with 11.04
[14:18] <Xtopherus> running pinguy on my netbook and backtrack on another computer for work
[14:18] <bazhang> !ot | Xtopherus
[14:19] <Xtopherus> lame
[14:19] <bazhang> pengw, any support questions?
[14:19] <Xtopherus> ill shut up until someone needs "support then" -.-
[14:20] <bazhang> Xtopherus, please take chit chat elsewhere
[14:20] <Xtopherus> yerr,
[14:21] <timing> Hi, how do I see the windows on the current workspace?
[14:21] <pengw> omg there is actually a pattern filter built-in the channel?
[14:22] <usr13> timing: Windows from another workspace?
[14:22] <compdoc> are you not in the current worksapce?
[14:22] <dekuked> hey I'm having trouble installing ubuntu on an acer aspire 722 (it's using an amd c60)
[14:22] <dekuked> the 12.04 beta
[14:22] <usr13> timing: What do you mean "see" them?
[14:22] <Xtopherus> I need to find a way to use MS word on ubuntu, its killing me
[14:22] <compdoc> dekuked, Ive seen other ppl with the same problem on that cpu
[14:22] <bazhang> !12.o4 | dekuked
[14:23] <bazhang> dekuked, #ubuntu+1 for that
[14:23] <dekuked> with just the install? or running anything?
[14:23] <dekuked> what the hell is #ubuntu+1?
[14:23] <donavan01> im currently using Xchat is there a better IRC program out there specifially is there one with a larger text box for entering the text to be sent
[14:23] <bazhang> dekuked, its the correct channel to ask about 12.04 in
[14:23] <compdoc> a place to talk about un-released versions of ubuntu
[14:23] <TzeM> how install this jre-6u31-linux-x64.bin
[14:23] <dekuked> ah, ok
[14:23] <dekuked> thank you guys
[14:24] <Xtopherus> donavan01, can you not just spread the window open wider ?
[14:24] <Xtopherus> try BitchX
[14:24] <compdoc> dont us gals get a thank you?
[14:25] <auronandace> !info libreoffice-gtk | pengw
[14:26] <donavan01> Xtopherus ...I can but I really need something that lets me use mutlilines because I often have to proof read what I right to make sure it makes senses and often time I need to write rather lengthy statements and the single line gets hard to read
[14:26] <Xtopherus> Im not sure what to suggest, lol perhaps a bigger monitor haha
[14:26] <Xtopherus> try bitchX though i like it
[14:26] <munsking> can anyone offer help with my landscape problem?
[14:27] <Xtopherus> on the other hand i am content with xchat though
[14:27] <TzeM> how install thiw java?   jre-6u31-linux-x64.bin
[14:27] <pengw> tzem you can search the ubuntu wiki and i belive there is a script for install it even help you download it
[14:28]  * Xtopherus is away: no matter how you shake and dance the last few drops fall on your pants.
[14:28] <donavan01> xopherus.... yeah right now I have a huge monitor as it is I think I may own the worlds largest laptop its 1600x900 native but I will get bitch x a look
[14:28] <pengw> but that just for java 6 not java 7
[14:28] <bazhang> Xtopherus, disable that
[14:28] <Xtopherus> no thanks.. lol id rather leave, bbl
[14:29] <CR7> olaaa
[14:29] <CR7> ola
[14:29] <CR7> olaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[14:30] <sanjay> hello sir, i upgraded to new ubuntu  now my display is not  full in  monitor..  can u help me
[14:31] <paulus68> !es|CR7
[14:31] <rabbi1> still waiting for 12.04 :)
[14:31] <donavan01> xtopherus when are you getting bitchx from I tried apt-get like it tells me too but no dice
[14:32] <zoidberg-> hey guys how do i redirect all port 443 traffic on my local machine to another machine on the network port 8007 successfully covering all bases?
[14:32] <sanjay> hello sir, i upgraded to new ubuntu  now my display is not  full in  monitor..  can u help me?
[14:32] <auronandace> donavan01: he left, and bitchx is no longer maintained so it isn't in the repos
[14:33] <donavan01> auronandace .. it looked abandonded to me too just wanted to make sure I wasnt looking at the wrong location ... thanks
[14:34] <auronandace> donavan01: no worries, you could try irssi or weechat if you want a terminal based irc client
[14:34] <sanjay> hello sir, i upgraded to new ubuntu  now my display is not  full in  monitor..  can u help me?
[14:35] <donavan01> auronadace ... no so much looking for a terminal based solution as just finding something that has a bigger/multiline input box for typing I love xchat I just wish it would do that
[14:37] <fl1bbl3> irssi is great
[14:42] <donavan01> well turns out I already had the IRC program I need... pidgin can do exactly what I wanted it to do... no to get it to automatically connect to all my channels
[14:49] <Xtreme> worked... did some manual configurations :)
[14:49] <Xtreme> guys can i change boot menus background and all?
[14:49] <auronandace> !yay | Xtreme
[14:49] <Xtreme> thanks auronandace..
[14:52] <Xtreme> auronandace: is there any app to graphically design grub 2 boot menu?
[14:52] <Xtreme> like background wallpaper, etc etc
[14:53] <auronandace> Xtreme: i've heard of burg but i wouldn't recomend it, i prefer stock and functional grub
[14:53] <auronandace> Xtreme: i don't see the point of a pretty boot
[14:53] <jack_laptop> an app? not to my knowledge. there is a good ubuntu article on how to configure it though. perhaps it has some details on that
[14:55] <usuario> Holaa
[14:55] <MonkeyDu1t> Xtreme  in my experience, eye candy tends to slow down performance
[14:56] <usuario> Holaaa
[14:56] <usuario> quienes sois
[14:56] <usuario> lluguu
[14:56] <auronandace> !es | usuario
[15:03] <appi_uppi> hi which is best pdfediting software?
[15:04] <appi_uppi> PDF editing software for ubuntu?
[15:04] <MonkeyDust> appi_uppi  depends on what you prefer
[15:04] <Wolfsherz> creating pdf files or editing existing ones?
[15:04] <appi_uppi> MonkeyDust, existing one
[15:05] <MonkeyDust> !pdf| appi_uppi
[15:05] <appi_uppi> wolfric, pdfedit?
[15:05] <appi_uppi> ubottu, oh
[15:11] <hrolf> Hi #ubuntu, my touchpad has stopped working after installing updates.
[15:11] <hrolf> How do I figure out which particular was the cause?
[15:14] <hrolf> Hi #ubuntu, my touchpad has stopped working after installing updates.
[15:14] <hrolf> How do I figure out which particular was the cause?
[15:15] <Wolfsherz> hrolf, is it a touch or clickpad?
[15:15] <zozy> anybody installed vmware player successfully under 12-04beta?
[15:15] <hrolf> Wolfsherz: What's the difference between them (I don't know)
[15:16] <Wolfsherz> hrolf, clickpad has the buttons integrated into the touch-sensitive area.
[15:16] <Tartarus> Hey all, I have a problem with ipv6 not coming up quickly or at all sometimes
[15:16] <Wolfsherz> hrolf, touchpad usually has buttons seperated from the sensitive area
[15:17] <hrolf> Wolfsherz: I can do click on the touch area too, so I guess it is a clickpad
[15:18] <hrolf> Wolfsherz: Plus, there is no touchpad tab under the Mouse and Touchpad settings window
[15:20] <MonkeyDust> zozy  better ask in #ubuntu+1
[15:20] <zozy> mkkay
[15:20] <zozy> what is the difference between the cahnnels?
[15:20] <Wolfsherz> hrolf, unfortunately clickpad support in ubuntu is really bad. they know for long about the issues and, for me, it has not improved since then.
[15:20] <MonkeyDust> zozy  #ubuntu+1 is for 12.04
[15:20] <capiscuas> hello, i have a weird question, i have to launch a software (libreoffice) with a different language interface... so i want to pass him some env variable with a different language
[15:20] <zozy> i see,thanks :)
[15:20] <hrolf> Wolfsherz: But it was working fine till yesterday when I did some updates and now it isn't scrolling
[15:21] <auronandace> zozy: #ubuntu is for the stable releases, #ubuntu+1 is for the dev release
[15:21] <hrolf> Wolfsherz: I believe it is because of the updates.
[15:21] <hrolf> Wolfsherz: How do I figure out for sure?
[15:21] <hrolf> Wolfsherz: Which particular package was it etc?
[15:21] <zozy> auronandace: thanks for the info:)
[15:21] <hrolf> Wolfsherz: Also "xinput list" doesn't show something like touchpad etc
[15:22] <kresowv> [17:22:21] adam smith: #chemistry
[15:22] <Pici> kresowv: ?
[15:23] <kresowv> hi
[15:23] <Wolfsherz> hrolf, sorry can not help you with that... just saying that clickpads do not work well with ubuntu. mine is working now and then...
[15:24] <Pici> hrolf: What updates did you install?
[15:25] <Lint> well I cannot access stuff in a shareddisk partition
[15:25] <Lint> I have uid=1000 in both systems, but ubuntu shows everything owned by 500:500
[15:25] <Lint> obviously the other distro can access every thing
[15:25] <hrolf> Pici: Quite many (were like 96 or 95 updates, total of around 200 mb of downloads)
[15:26] <Pici> hrolf: This is in 11.10?
[15:26] <hrolf> Pici: Yes
[15:26] <fishcooker> hello fellas
[15:26] <fishcooker> i want to reset password..
[15:26] <fishcooker> i don't remember the pass root
[15:26] <hrolf> Pici: xinput list doesn't show any touchpad, plus no "Touchpad" tab under Mouse and Touchpad
[15:27] <fishcooker> any clue or experience there?
[15:28] <mizifih> anyone here tried the MCE remote controller with 11.10 or 12.04?
[15:28] <hrolf> Pici: There is no mouse but it is showing in ouput of "xinput list" that core pointer PS/2 Generic Mouse
[15:28] <mizifih> by MCE I mean Microsoft Media Center Remote Controller
[15:29] <Pici> mizifih: I was just researching that the other day for my own HTPC, and I found that it should work, although I don't have the hardware to test it myself.
[15:29] <Pici> hrolf: Does it show up in lspci ?
[15:29] <mizifih> Pici: it kinda worked out of the box
[15:30] <olegb> fishcooker: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LostPassword
[15:30] <rogst> hrolf have you tried to reload the mouse kernel module? "sudo modprobe -r psmouse; sudo modprobe psmouse"
[15:30] <mizifih> Pici: but keys are akward, like "enter" instead of "ok". Enter is a small key almost hidden on the controller, LOL
[15:31] <hrolf> rogst: That worked. Thanks.
[15:31] <hrolf> rogst: What was the problem?
[15:33] <rogst> hrolf: not sure :)
[15:33] <nimesh_accenture> how do i identify the type of a filesystem without the -T option in df?
[15:33] <Pici> mizifih: This guide is specific to mythtv, but it should be easy to adapt to whatever you need to use the remote with: http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/MCE_Remote
[15:34] <Duality> hey
[15:35] <L3top> nimesh_accenture: is the fs mounted?
[15:35] <Duality> i am trying to copy something from my server and it says: scp robert@<IP_ADDRESS>:/etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/keys/server.crt /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/keys/
[15:35] <L3top> Cause I would use mount
[15:35] <Duality> scp: /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/keys/server.crt: Permission denied
[15:35] <fishcooker> thanks olegb
[15:36] <appi_uppi> pdedit get's close when i try to edit
[15:36] <rogst> Duality: you dont have access to that file with you user
[15:37] <rogst> Duality: run it with sudo
[15:37] <phenoman> hi, i need little help, how to create bootable x86 image using syslinux???
[15:38] <Duality> rogst, i am logged in as root
[15:38] <Duality> (sudo su
[15:38] <rogst> Duality: ah I see
[15:39] <Duality> do i need to give special premissions to server.crt?
[15:39] <Duality> permissions
[15:39] <rogst> Duality: the user robert does not have ead access on the servre
[15:39] <dwarder> hey everyone, can anyone suggest me a nettop kind of PC?
[15:39] <rogst> server
[15:39] <Onixs> any prebuilt NAS based on Gentoo?
[15:39] <dwarder> for about 200$ or less
[15:39] <Onixs> err ubuntu
[15:39] <Onixs> lol
[15:39] <dwarder> will run ubuntu on it :)
[15:40] <nimesh_accenture> L3Top: i did cat /proc/mounts and i got my answer!
[15:40] <Duality> rogst, how would i give read access ?
[15:41] <bergle> Hi all
[15:43] <Duality> rogst, i replace robert with root :) so it works now :)
[15:43] <rogst> Duality: you should disable root login with ssh, a security best practise
[15:44] <dbgster> how can I create a new envier variable using another one?
[15:44] <dbgster> BASE_HOME=/home/ubuntu
[15:44] <dbgster> PROJ_HOME=$BASE_HOME + '/.….'
[15:44] <dbgster> something like that?
[15:44] <Lint> V1=${V2}:/test
[15:45] <Pici> dbgster: #bash would be the best place to ask such a question.
[15:45] <Duality> ok will do after i am done :)
[15:47] <fl1bbl3> dbgster: cat ~/.profile
[15:47] <fl1bbl3> look at how PATH gets built :)
[15:47] <dbgster> oh, so $PATH:
[15:48] <llutz> dbgster: or VAR2=${VAR}/part-to-add
[15:48] <dbgster> llutz: ok thanks, i like that.
[15:58] <ichbinder> hello. I have a laptop with a very limited amount of disk space. With some programs installed, windows now desires more disk space than I thought when I set up the system a few months ago. I now want to shrink the Ubuntu home and root partitions by some GB and add that space to the Windows ntfs partition. What's the best way? Use something like gparted from a live-CD? Do current Ubuntu Live-CDs still offer gparted?
[15:59] <dtcrshr> ichbinder: theres a gparted live cd for that
[15:59] <Pici> ichbinder: and yes, the live cd has gparted as well.
[16:00] <dtcrshr> is the fastest way to do that, keep in mind that ntfs is a pain to mess with its size. dont let gparted round up the cylinders when it ask and should be fine
[16:00] <ichbinder> dtcrshr: ah, nice. And also thanks to Pici. So I am free to choose... nice
[16:00] <dtcrshr> i recommend gparted live cause its specific and WAY lighter than ubuntu live cd
[16:00] <ichbinder> dtcrshr: yeah, read that in the documentation somewhere... :-/
[16:00] <ichbinder> dtcrshr: yeah, i guess i will go with that.
[16:00] <dtcrshr> http://gparted.sourceforge.net/livecd.php
[16:01] <dtcrshr> conezilla has some tools too, if you want to keep a knife on the pocket
[16:02] <ichbinder> conezilla?
[16:02] <LAKHTAK> hey need help :( any one here ?:!|?
[16:02] <dtcrshr> if you want to have some tools to mess arround with your disks, keep them in your tool box = gparted live + clonezilla + ubcd
[16:02] <compdoc> clonezilla
[16:03] <LAKHTAK> o.O?
[16:03] <dtcrshr> wut
[16:03] <dtcrshr> aheuaheu
[16:03] <LAKHTAK> hey how can i get mouse click sound or keyboard sound on ubuntu
[16:03] <dtcrshr> conezilla is a magic rolling machine for huge joints, better not use it with gparted you may get distracted
[16:03] <LAKHTAK> like mac (lion)
[16:03] <dtcrshr> typo error, i meatn cLonezilla
[16:04] <Guest36428> I'm leveling UP
[16:04] <ichbinder> dtcrshr: ah, of clonezilla I have heard. :) Thanks compdoc
[16:04] <LAKHTAK> help me :(?
[16:04] <ichbinder> dtcrshr: ok then, thanks for the help!
[16:04] <LAKHTAK> how can i get mouse click sound or keyboard sound on ubuntu
[16:05] <dtcrshr> !ask Aaditya
[16:05] <Aaditya> !ask Aaditya
[16:05] <dtcrshr> !ask
[16:05] <dtcrshr> !patience
[16:05] <fuser> #eagles
[16:05] <Guest85359> hey help me na :(
[16:05] <Guest85359> i m new in this IRC channe
[16:05] <Guest85359> channel*
[16:05] <wylde> !patience | Guest85359
[16:06] <dtcrshr> wylde: :D
[16:07] <Guest85359> o.O?
[16:07] <Guest85359> any one know ?
[16:07] <Guest85359> !ask how can i get mouse click sound or keyboard sound on ubuntu like MAC OSX
[16:08] <RFleming> Greetings...
[16:08] <RFleming> I'm using 12.04 beta 2.  How difficult will it be to upgrade to 12.04 next week upon its release?
[16:08] <bazhang> !final | RFleming
[16:08] <RFleming> bazhang: thanks... I thought it would be a piece of cake :)
[16:09] <bazhang> Guest85359, be patient. dont ask every five seconds
[16:09] <rinzler> admin group not existant in ubuntu server. I need to create a user that can sudo. any suggestions?
[16:09] <Guest85359> @ubottu can u please tell me.How can i Enable Mouse Click sound or keyboard Typing sound in Ubutnu like MAc.
[16:09] <Guest85359> sorry L(
[16:11] <Griwes> is it possible to mount (anyhow) two partitions at root mountpoint?
[16:11] <wylde> rinzler: try the adm group.
[16:12] <Slypo> Why does my computer insist on ignoring my Ubuntu live CD even if everything is working fine? It keeps jumping to Hard Disk.. If I unplug the HD, it reads the Live  CD. I'm going nuts!
[16:12] <auronandace> Griwes: no
[16:12] <Griwes> Slypo: set boot order in bios
[16:12] <bazhang> Slypo, select in bios first boot CD
[16:12] <Slypo> Didn't work
[16:12] <Griwes> k, looks like I have to boot one of those stupid live cds to expand it
[16:12] <Griwes> Slypo: then you did something wrong
[16:13] <Griwes> ...even if it's nearly impossible to do anything wrong in BIOS
[16:14] <rinzler> wylde: thx
[16:15] <wylde> rinzler: np :)
[16:15] <Slypo> I even removed the HD option from the boot order. The only way to make the CD work was unplugging the HD. My PC has his own will _ _*
[16:15] <conscientia> Is there a good window management program for Ubuntu 10.04?
[16:16] <fl1bbl3> conscientia: screen :)
[16:16] <Fyodorovna> Slypo, look at the screen when it boots generally it tells you what key or keys to hit to get another boot from menu, sometimes it is f12 look it up on the web with your computer model.
[16:16] <Pl3nar1us> Hello all
[16:16] <DigDeeper> Hmm..
[16:16] <DigDeeper> let me check
[16:17] <Slypo> Tried that too. Doesn't work
[16:17] <Slypo> Could that be something with the Master / Slave thing?
[16:18] <Fyodorovna> Slypo, if you don't use nics and several people have addressed you we don't know who your addressing.
[16:18] <Slypo> Cause this PC has none configured
[16:19] <Slypo> Anyone that could help, Fyodorovna.
[16:19] <wylde> Slypo: you're the only one who can see your screen. We can't help you without detailed info. Technically your issue is not Ubuntu related and is off topic here. The best place for you to start is your motherboards manual, either hardcopy that came with it or download it from the manufacturers website.
[16:20] <Slypo> I'll try that, wylde. Thanks to everyone
[16:20] <Lint> help
[16:20] <sha0coder> hi
[16:20] <sha0coder> why ubuntu one is a shit?
[16:21] <bazhang> sha0coder, no cursing here
[16:21] <sha0coder> i loose all :/ all data is corrupt
[16:21] <dtcrshr> its jesus fault, claim it to the pope
[16:21] <Slypo> It seems to work though, when creating Live on Unetbootin
[16:21] <bazhang> dtcrshr, stop that
[16:21] <dtcrshr> sorry
[16:21]  * dtcrshr bails
[16:22] <wylde> Slypo: then use a live usb if you don't want to track down your boot from cd problem :)
[16:25] <milen8204> how can I connect to internet trough my smart phone ?
[16:30] <dtcrshr> milen8204: which smartphone
[16:31] <milen8204> dtcrshr, Privileg SM1
[16:32] <milen8204> i have downloaded ipheth-utils 1.0-3build1
[16:32] <milen8204> and tried to make mobile network
[16:36] <hfinity> I wonder in gdm if I am blind or where do I find way to disable the unity and revert back to normal gnome
[16:38] <bazhang> !notunity | hfinity
[16:38] <deb0> halp unity
[16:38] <bazhang> deb0, with what
[16:39] <kevin^^> hi all. for some reason the default vnc server stopped running. is there some way i can restart it over ssh? is it a service of some sort?
[16:39] <hfinity> thx I've never liked unity in ubuntu and needed that for people that have problems
[16:39] <deb0> bazhang: nothing sorry
[16:40] <kevin^^> it's the vnc server that's installed in 11.04
[16:42] <Duality> hi
[16:42] <Duality> server.conf won't start with scripts in it how would i be able to fix this?
[16:43] <jardineworks> any chance someone in here wants to help me troubleshoot dual monitors with 11.10?
[16:43] <bazhang> jardineworks, using xrandr?
[16:44] <jardineworks> bazhang, I'm somewhere between novice and intermediate with Ubuntu so patience is needed :). Should I private message you?
[16:44] <EvilResistance> !privmsg | jardineworks
[16:45] <bazhang> jardineworks, did you try with xrandr? the front end arandr?
[16:45] <jardineworks> I don't know what that is to be honest. here is what I have done...
[16:46] <bazhang> !xrandr | jardineworks
[16:46] <bazhang> !info arandr
[16:46] <jardineworks> I have a DELL PRECISION T5500 workstation with a nVidia NVS 295 card. I did the base install and then upgraded the nVidia drivers. When I launch the nVidia settings, it detects both screens. I can enable them and I can drag my cursor from one screen to the other. HOWEVER, only one screen is rendering
[16:46] <bazhang> jardineworks, ^
[16:50] <skwishy> If I'm running 12.04 beta, with all the latest development updates, is this as close as I can get to the final release?
[16:50] <Jak2000> hi all
[16:50] <Jak2000> how to stop the firewall?
[16:50] <bazhang> !final | skwishy
[16:50] <carroarmato0> skwishy: yup
[16:51] <vashamilova> http://xdcc_CANCEL_X1334767799
[16:51] <skwishy> Good to know.  Thanks guys.
[16:51] <vashamilova> http://xdcc_CANCEL_X1334767799
[16:51] <vashamilova> http://xdcc_CANCEL_X1334767686
[16:52] <bazhang> vashamilova, wrong channel
[16:53] <skwishy> Ok, I'm fully updated... going to reboot and see if it fixes some annoying bugs :)
[16:59] <Duality> how can i run scripts in my server.conf? it says something about openvpn_execve: external program may not be called unless '--script-security 2' or higher is enabled.
[17:01] <milen8204> Any ideas how can I connect my smart phone whit  internet using my computer internet connection ? :D
[17:01] <jardineworks> bazhang, thanks -- I'll have a look
[17:02] <SunTsu> milen8204: that depends on your phone, and afaik this is noch #smartphone
[17:02] <SunTsu> s/noch/not/
[17:03] <fellayaboy> how can i setup my sftp server to have a web interface so that i can click and download files from a web browser from anywhere in the world?
[17:04] <DigDeeper> Is there a way to auto run an application on the panel?
[17:05] <fellayaboy> which version of ubuntu ur running digdeeper
[17:05] <DigDeeper> 10.04
[17:05] <milen8204> SunTsu, my smart using OS Android, I had made a USB tethering and I am trying to create APN point
[17:05] <Pici> fellayaboy: You'd need to setup a web server separately, ssh has nothing to do with that.
[17:05] <fellayaboy> id have to use apache then pici
[17:05] <SunTsu> fellayaboy: I don't think there is a web frontend to sftp, that really wouldn't make sense, security wise
[17:05] <fellayaboy> right pici?
[17:05] <Pici> fellayaboy: Yes, you could.
[17:05] <skwishy> Is there no more screensavers shipped with the latest ubuntu?
[17:05] <fellayaboy> okay thats what i figured
[17:06] <Pici> skwishy: 11.10 has screensavers.
[17:06] <bazhang> skwishy, 12.04?
[17:06] <SunTsu> milen8204: android only can offer internet access via tethering, not use the pc's. But still this isn't #android
[17:06] <DigDeeper> I am using the indicator virtualbox app. Although I can add the app to the panel but I want to have the pre launched app in the panel..
[17:06] <skwishy> on 12.04, seems like the lock screen is just a black screen now.
[17:06] <fellayaboy> ive been using firefox filezilla or whatev er its called and im tired of adding it and removing frmo web browsers wherever i go..plus igts not very secure
[17:07] <bazhang> skwishy, #ubuntu+1 for that please
[17:07] <skwishy> So I installed xscreensaver, but seems like a different screen locking system, compared to 11.04
[17:07] <DigDeeper> So basically I have app that runs in the panel but how can I make that app autostart with OS?
[17:07] <fellayaboy> clear
[17:07] <DeLorean731> anyone willing to help me install a gedit plugin? I seem to be stuck as to why it's not showing up in gedit
[17:08] <fellayaboy> exit
[17:08] <santagada> I installed ubuntu 12.04 beta 2 and I have no sound (it was working fine on 11.10)
[17:08] <Pici> skwishy : Precise/12.04 is not yet released. Please join #ubuntu+1 for further support and discussion.
[17:08] <Pici> skwishy: sorry.
[17:09] <Pici> skwishy:actually, not sorry.
[17:09] <Pici> santagada: 12.04 is not yet released. Please join #ubuntu+1 for further support and discussion.
[17:09] <Cottus> santagada, also maybe check pulseaudio
[17:10] <PhonicUK> anyone know why "[[" would be missing on a ubuntu system?
[17:10] <PhonicUK> loads of scripts break without it :\
[17:10] <Nach0z> ohey PhonicUK. aint seen you in a while.
[17:10] <PhonicUK> hey
[17:10] <SunTsu> PhonicUK: what is [[? I know [ - [[ is zsh specific AFAIK
[17:11] <PhonicUK> SunTsu, not sure what the practical difference is tbh
[17:11] <milen8204> SunTsu, ok thanks
[17:11] <DigDeeper> how can I make that app autostart with OS?
[17:12] <SunTsu> PhonicUK: as I said, [[ is a zsh-ism
[17:12] <PhonicUK> righto
[17:12] <SunTsu> maybe bash has it too, nowadays, but [/test is POSIX
[17:13] <PhonicUK> hmm
[17:13] <PhonicUK> just looking at this script
[17:13] <PhonicUK> if [[ "$proc" == "" ]] - theres no reason for [[ at all
[17:14] <PhonicUK> surely if [ ! -d "$proc" ] would do
[17:15] <SunTsu> PhonicUK: yeah, maybe it's something ported from zsh and forgot to change that. Well, maybe you can ln -s test [[
[17:15] <padhu> is there is an light weight simple database other than sqlite?
[17:15] <SunTsu> couchdb
[17:15] <padhu> SunTsu: Is it have an GUI for DB management?
[17:16] <milen8204> SunTsu, I have one task if you have an idea I will be grateful. I have internet connection on my Laptop whit Ubuntu 11.10, I want to connect my smart phone whit android 2.2.1 whit Laptop trough USB and can use Laptop`s  internet connection
[17:17] <SunTsu> milen8204: I already told you: android is not able. and STILL this is #ubuntu, please move offtopic stuff to -offtopic
[17:18] <milen8204> ok sorry
[17:19] <jtran> is there an ubuntu distro url that lists all the files inside of the cd, not the actual iso?   for example isolinux.bin
[17:21] <padhu> SunTsu: Google results that Ubuntu One drops couchdb. Then the next
[17:21] <grylos> has anybody tried ubuntu 12.04 beta??? does it solve the overheating problems?
[17:21] <bazhang> !12.04 | grylos
[17:22] <grylos> bazhang: thanks, but i know that is in beta version until now
[17:22] <wo0t99> hello
[17:23] <bazhang> grylos, the correct channel for that is #ubuntu+1 thanks
[17:23] <rmannibucau> hi i use ubuntu 11.10 with unity and systray doesn't appear anymore even if i set com.canonical.Unity.Panel systray-whitelist to all
[17:24] <wylde> jtran: you mean something like ftp://ubuntu.arcticnetwork.ca/pub/ubuntu/releases/oneiric/ubuntu-11.10-alternate-amd64.list ?
[17:24] <grylos> bazhang: oh i didn't know that!!i 'll ckeck it
[17:26] <jtran> wylde: that's just a list file tho right?  but somewhere i can grab the actual isolinux.bin as well as other files in the cd image
[17:26] <X-tonic> Which packages does ubuntu update within a distro release? What I mean is, suppose, gimp 2.8 gets released after 12.04, will ubuntu stick to gimp 2.6 like it does for many packages (like kernel), or will it update to gimp 2.8 like it does for firefox?
[17:27] <wo0t99> try apt-get update & apt-get dist-upgrade ?
[17:27] <TyanColte> hello all
[17:27] <Pici> X-tonic: No, we don't.
[17:27] <Pici> !latest | X-tonic
[17:28] <wylde> jtran: not sure, I suppose you're looking to customize an ubuntu cd?
[17:28] <X-tonic> !backports
[17:29] <X-tonic> Pici: But then firefox jumps through ubuntu as backports right?
[17:29] <jtran> wylde, exactly .  i can download the iso and extract but i'm writing a script that'll automate the custom cd creation
[17:29] <jtran> i'd rather just download that file and a couple others each time instead of grabbing the iso
[17:30] <Pici> X-tonic: firefox is a bit of a special case.
[17:31] <Guest70668> simplemente estoy probando
[17:32] <Pici> !es | Guest70668
[17:32] <MaryPoppinsjay> Does anyone know a user friendly frontend for flac, mpg123 etc?
[17:32] <MaryPoppinsjay> GTK preferably
[17:33] <wylde> jtran: jtran that .list is the only thing I see from the mirrors that might even come close to what you want.
[17:35] <X-tonic> !sru
[17:36] <MaryPoppinsjay> Does anyone know a user friendly frontend for flac, mpg123 etc? I want to encode/decode some flacs, mp3s, etc. GTK preferably
[17:38] <saquib> j
[17:39] <jtran> wylde, i agree.  thx anyway.  'm probably just gonna download the whole iso then. it's only 10mb more than the total of the files individually
[17:40] <wylde> jtran: alrighty.
[17:40] <digitalcrow> Help ! Can i make my Epson Aculaser M1200 Printer to work properly with ubuntu ?
[17:40] <bazhang> digitalcrow, what does linuxprinting.org say about that printer
[17:42] <digitalcrow> nothing its not there
[17:42] <xskydevilx> Is Chromium 20 available in the Ubuntu repos?
[17:43] <zykotick9> !info chromium-browser | xskydevilx not in default by the looks of it
[17:43] <trism> xskydevilx: we only have the stable releases, that is the dev channel
[17:43] <digitalcrow> Is it possible to make my epson aculaser m1200 printer to work ??
[17:44] <ranjan> can any body can tell me how to use this gsm-ussd application well I tried my best but I am not able to use it for my Huawei E1732 data card any help would be of great help to me .... Thanks in advance .
[17:44] <digitalcrow> help i got a probably incombatible printer help ! can i make it work properly ?
[17:45] <wylde> !patience | digitalcrow
[17:45] <JonEdney> digitalcrow, Ubuntu forums are awesome for support.
[17:46] <ranjan> can any body can tell me how to use this gsm-ussd application well I tried my best but I am not able to use it for my Huawei E1732 data card any help would be of great help to me .... Thanks in advance .
[17:47] <wylde> !patience | ranjan
[17:47] <wylde> digitalcrow: have you tried http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=11615257&postcount=10 ?
[17:48] <Lint> ubuntu forum is a place where you ask a question and in one hour it is on page 10 with 0 replies and 4 views
[17:48] <digitalcrow> yep
[17:48] <JonEdney> I'v personally not run into that issue on the Ubuntu forums.
[17:49] <brun0l3z> I am looking for a GUI free DVD burning software, any ideas?
[17:49] <digitalcrow> wylde , yes ive tried , the good is it can print one copy only and if i give more copies it has problems, also i think it has problems when there are to many pages ....
[17:49] <usr13> brun0l3z: k3b or ... what's the gnome one?  gtoaster ?
[17:49] <digitalcrow> I can't say its not support but i believe it can have better support
[17:50] <digitalcrow> But noone gives a damn
[17:50] <brun0l3z> Yes usr13 i have gnaome
[17:50] <brun0l3z> gnome*
[17:51] <endik> hiii
[17:51] <usr13> brun0l3z: Ok, well there you go.  (I use K3B)
[17:51] <brun0l3z> Thanks usr13
[17:51] <jpsullia> my system hdd is continuously  reading in normal mode but in safe mode its working fine. please help me
[17:52] <zykotick9> jpsullia: you could install iotop and try to find out what application(s) are accessing the HD?
[17:53] <sidro> hi
[17:54] <sidro> vdpau don't work
[17:54] <ranjan> Can any body can tell me how to use this gsm-ussd application well I tried my best but I am not able to use it for my Huawei E1732 data card any help would be of great help to me .... Thanks in advance .
[17:54] <zykotick9> !doesntwork | sidro
[17:54] <brun0l3z> To all those wanting to have a software to burn CD, DVD, Blu-ray simply type apt-get install k3b in a konsole. Thanks goes to usr13
[17:54] <brun0l3z> To all those wanting to have a software to burn CD, DVD, Blu-ray simply type apt-get install k3b in a konsole. Thanks goes to usr13
[17:54] <sidro> https://pastee.org/ccz5m
[17:55] <JonEdney> ranjan, Unsure about that issue.
[17:55] <sidro> ubuntu : https://pastee.org/ccz5m
[17:55] <brun0l3z> To all those wanting to have a software to burn CD, DVD, Blu-ray simply type apt-get install k3b in a konsole. Thanks goes to usr13
[17:55] <brun0l3z> To all those wanting to have a software to burn CD, DVD, Blu-ray simply type apt-get install k3b in a konsole. Thanks goes to usr13
[17:55] <usr13> brun0l3z: Ok, we got it.
[17:55] <brun0l3z> To all those wanting to have a software to burn CD, DVD, Blu-ray simply type apt-get install k3b in a konsole. Thanks goes to usr13
[17:56] <brun0l3z> hahhahaha
[17:56] <sidro> ubuntu ???
[17:56] <brun0l3z> I knew you will say that usr13
[17:56] <brun0l3z> To all those wanting to have a software to burn CD, DVD, Blu-ray simply type apt-get install k3b in a konsole. Thanks goes to usr13
[17:56] <brun0l3z> hahaha
[17:56] <brun0l3z> Okay Byes people
[17:56] <sidro> need vdpau to work
[17:57] <sidro> why doesn't work?
[17:57] <zykotick9> sidro: what nvidia card do you have, and what driver version are you using?
[17:57] <sidro> 8400 GS
[17:57] <sidro> it works in other distros
[17:58] <zykotick9> sidro: "apt-cache policy libvdpau1" is it installed?
[17:59] <Xtreme> helllo
[17:59] <sidro> ovidiu@ovidiu-home:~$ apt-cache policy libvdpau1
[17:59] <sidro> libvdpau1:
[17:59] <sidro>   Installed: 0.4.1-2ubuntu1
[17:59] <sidro>   Candidate: 0.4.1-2ubuntu1
[17:59] <sidro>   Version table:
[17:59] <FloodBot1> sidro: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:59] <sidro>  *** 0.4.1-2ubuntu1 0
[17:59] <kbanman> How would I "trap" a tty in a script? (Start the script on login, restart the script if it gets killed)
[17:59] <zykotick9> sidro: "yes" would have been sufficient
[18:00] <sidro> https://pastee.org/b2rwv
[18:00] <sidro> What to do ?
[18:01] <sidro> zykotick9: what to do?
[18:01] <zykotick9> sidro: sorry, not sure.  good luck.
[18:01] <sidro> :)
[18:02] <xskydevilx> trism, I couldn't find any higher releases than 17.
[18:02] <sidro> nobody know ?
[18:02] <xskydevilx> trism, However I found 20 on Softpedia for Windows. So, how to get that in Lucid?
[18:04] <usr13> sidro: The libvdpau wrapper library and the libvdpau_trace
[18:04] <usr13> debugging library, along with the header files needed to build VDPAU
[18:04] <usr13> applications. To actually use a VDPAU device, you need a vendor-specific
[18:04] <usr13> implementation library, like the one shipped with nvidia's binary graphics
[18:04] <usr13> driver.
[18:04] <FloodBot1> usr13: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:04] <trism> xskydevilx: if you are going to install random files from the internet, you might as well just use the chrome dev repo from google
[18:04] <sha0coder> re
[18:04] <sha0coder> where is de cryptswap password stored?
[18:05] <sidro> usr13: i have proprietary driver
[18:05] <|Anthony|> anyone else think this is a bad idea: chmod go-w ~/
[18:05] <trism> xskydevilx: http://www.chromium.org/getting-involved/dev-channel
[18:05] <xskydevilx> trism, Dude, those are not random files from ze interwebz.
[18:05] <Pici> xskydevilx: https://launchpad.net/~chromium-daily/+archive/dev
[18:05] <trism> xskydevilx: softpedia?
[18:05] <trism> Pici: the dev channel hasn't been updated in months
[18:06] <trism> Pici: well I should say, it has the stable release not the current dev release (which is 2 version behind)
[18:06] <zykotick9> |Anthony|: personally, i'd cd into /home then specify the user's folder rather then using ~/ - but it's common in other distros for user's home folder NOT to be world readable (debian and ubuntu are kinda exceptions to this)
[18:07] <Escherial> is there an alternative to libreoffice? i'm kind of tired of it eating my office documents for lunch
[18:07] <Pici> trism: hm, odd.
[18:07] <trism> xskydevilx: the 18 version is in lucid proposed at the moment also if you would like to test that
[18:07] <sidro> usr13: what to do ?
[18:07] <pkukk> ciao a tutti
[18:07] <xskydevilx> trism, I wish I could compile the v20 somehow.
[18:09] <confrey> hi everybody
[18:10] <angel279> Hello does some knows which package contain "/lame/lame.h" file? I am trying to compile some package which required this file
[18:10] <zykotick9> angel279: /lame is not a default directory...
[18:10] <llutz> angel279: libmp3lame-dev
[18:10] <sha0coder> where cryptsetup stores the keys?
[18:11] <confrey> angel279, seem a header files, may be lame.dev? search for that file at packages.ubuntu.org
[18:12] <angel279> llutz: Thanks
[18:15] <jardineworks> bazhang, I tried the xrandr but I get a strange message. It appears to be treating my two separate screens as one. The message is "xrandr: Failed to get size of gamma for output default"
[18:16] <trism> xskydevilx: you can of course, it is a bit involved though: http://code.google.com/p/chromium/wiki/LinuxBuildInstructions
[18:18] <xskydevilx> trism, hm, maybe it's a bit complicated.
[18:21] <shadykhan> quick question im running photoshop under wine and everything on the top menu has a &before the name so
[18:21] <shadykhan> &file &edit &menu
[18:22] <hwilde> is there a faster way to get disk usage of a directory than du  ?
[18:23] <peteza> Hey there! I was hoping to get assistance in configuring a cluster with Ubuntu in order to provide a failover support for a KVM server
[18:25] <wylde> hwilde: df -h ?
[18:25] <peteza> I am trying to use 2 Ubuntu 11.10 computers to cluster together but dont know where to start and how to configure a cluster
[18:25] <zykotick9> hwilde: du is an isssue?
[18:25] <wylde> df -h
[18:25] <wylde> whoops
[18:25] <hwilde> df -h does not show just for one specific folder
[18:26] <hwilde> zykotick9, du seems to search for a long long time thru all subfolders adding up the space
[18:26] <zykotick9> hwilde: that's true - but isn't that what you want?
[18:26] <hwilde> no, I want it faster.
[18:26] <zykotick9> hwilde: but faster - i don't think so...
[18:27] <hwilde> how does hte disk usage analyzer scan everything so fast but du takes forrreverrrr
[18:28] <wylde> hwilde: I looked at du --help, would du /path/to/dir work for you?
[18:28] <hwilde> wylde, that's what i am doing, but it still seems to go thru every subdirectory and file
[18:28] <hwilde> disk analyzer can do the entire harddrive in less time
[18:30] <sebokie> hello
[18:31] <cypher-neo> Hi sebokie
[18:31] <sebokie> I would like to install an openvpn server on a dedicated server
[18:31] <SunTsu> sebokie: and you're telling us this, because... ?
[18:32] <sebokie> the instructions to do so are different between 8.0.4 and 10.10, in that in the 10.10 version it does not seem necessary to edit /etc/network/interfaces
[18:33] <sebokie> so my question is, is it mandatory to create a bridge interface in /etc/network/interface for > 10.10, or does the openvpn server soes it automatically
[18:33] <SunTsu> sekit does it automagically
[18:35] <sebokie> what is sekit?
[18:37] <SunTsu> sebokie: me being too stupid to use completion ;)
[18:38] <SunTsu> sebokie: it does it automagically
[18:38] <uictamale> can anyone here give me some pointers for installing scribe server on ubuntu 11.10 ?
[18:40] <xskydevilx> bloody hell, 1.2 GB for Chromium's source code.
[18:45] <ranjan> hello every body
[18:47] <xskydevilx> where are fonts installed in ubuntu?
[18:47] <fishcooker> btw how to disable home folder encryption... actually i choose the option for try out only it is the first time i use this feature
[18:47] <fishcooker>  btw how to disable it
[18:48] <jayar> why does my computer randomly get a dhcp address when its set static in /interfaces ?
[18:49] <escott> fishcooker, create a new folder /home/newhome and copy and cp -ar $HOME /home/newhome; then you can try a usermod command to change your home to newhome or boot to the rescue and swap the two home folders
[18:49] <JacobVengeance> xskydevilx /user/share/fonts
[18:49] <JacobVengeance> usr*
[18:50] <buhman> what's the difference between -updates and -security?
[18:50] <Kyshtynbai> Hi guys. I running ubuntu 12.04 beta now, should I reinstall when the stable 12.04 is released or beta will be upgrade automatically?
[18:51] <jrib> buhman: -updates is for updates that are not security related
[18:51] <zykotick9> !final | Kyshtynbai
[18:51] <cypher-neo> Kyshtynbai, It will upgrade automatically. The current Beta is so close to release it is practically the same.
[18:51] <Kyshtynbai> Thank you guys.
[18:51] <n3ur0tix> hey folks, is there a way to record keypresses in gnome-shell screencaster?
[18:51] <xskydevilx> How do I remove all the microsoft core fonts?
[18:52] <carroarmato0> n3ur0tix: there's this new thing:  http://shelr.tv/
[18:52] <reflexes> działa?
[18:52] <carroarmato0> n3ur0tix: seemed a bit buggy on ubuntu though
[18:52] <buhman> jrib: if it is security related, will -updates and -security be identical?
[18:53] <n3ur0tix> carroarmato0, yeah thanks, there's a few shell recorder sites now, but I was more curious as to whether you can configure the gnome-shell screen recorder
[18:53] <bram__> hey there is way to run ms-dos on wine?
[18:53] <Ubuntu12> hello is there programs that will store all passwords on a usb and make it possible to use a hotkey to find password needed and enter it into the window (like a browser stores passwords, but for use with the whole system) ?
[18:53] <zykotick9> bram__: for actual MS-DOS you might try dosbox instead
[18:54] <n3ur0tix> Ubuntu12, that sounds massively unsafe
[18:54] <zykotick9> n3ur0tix: +1
[18:55] <daftykins> +1
[18:55] <jrib> buhman: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories My guess is an update is not placed in both -updates and -security, but I am not sure.
[18:55] <bram__> zykotick9: so, there's a linux version of dosbox?
[18:55] <zykotick9> !info dosbox
[18:55] <ardian> Hello I have Ubuntu Server installed on VirtualBox I want to access my files through the shared folder, how do I do that on ubuntu CLI ?
[18:55] <Ubuntu12> n3ur0tix not if you encrypt the key and only plug it in when you need a password
[18:55] <n3ur0tix> Ubuntu12, you can securely store passwords for use across systems using something like keepassx
[18:55] <fishcooker> great tricks escott
[18:56] <bram__> I'll see for the linux version of dosbox
[18:56] <Ubuntu12> n3ur0tix ok thanks ill have a look into it
[18:57] <n3ur0tix> Ubuntu12, np
[19:03] <LucidGuy> Odd scenario .. quota thinks an nfs filesystem has a hard limit of 2048GB when it actually has a 10TB limit.  Any ideas?  From another workstation that same user shows the proper quota.
[19:03] <donavan01> anyone have a suggestion for a good graphical front end for diff
[19:04] <n3ur0tix> donavan01, meld
[19:05] <bram__> do someone know a good program sound editor like cool edit pro?
[19:05] <bram__> and free for linux?
[19:05] <n3ur0tix> bram__, audacity
[19:05] <bram__> n3ur0tix: okay, it's free?
[19:05] <n3ur0tix> yeah
[19:05] <n3ur0tix> in the repo
[19:06] <bram__> ok, thanks
[19:06] <n3ur0tix> np
[19:07] <donavan01> n3urotix ... thanks
[19:08] <Sp][nE> if you type just about any programs name in google followed by: "linux alternative" you are bound to finda host of blogs allready talking about which programs you can use as alternatives and their pros and cons
[19:08] <Sp][nE> never failed me
[19:08] <annecy> bram_, ardour is closer methinks if you want all the features
[19:09] <Sp][nE> messing with "jack" is a nightmare in linux
[19:09] <dlentz> LucidGuy, are you using 32-bit (quota)?
[19:09] <bram__> ok, thanks, i'll find that on google
[19:09] <n3ur0tix> annecy, no, cool edit pro is not a DAW, ardour is a serious piece of kit
[19:09] <n3ur0tix> but excellent none the less
[19:09] <n3ur0tix> recommended
[19:09] <LucidGuy> dlentz, hmm .. Im going to say yes.  Its an install of ubuntu 64bit.
[19:09] <Sp][nE> have fun with jack
[19:09] <Sp][nE> lol
[19:09] <bram__> lol
[19:09] <n3ur0tix> cool edit pro is a wave editor, audacity is a wave editor
[19:10] <dlentz> LucidGuy, then i would think quota would be 64-bit as well
[19:10] <n3ur0tix> jack is pretty easy to get running
[19:11] <jayar> can anyone tell me why my ip is randomly getting set via dhcp when its set static in /interfaces?
[19:11] <annecy> ardour is better than audacity for edits if you are willing to learn
[19:12] <n3ur0tix> annecy, sure, it is way more powerful, but for quick edits audacity is perfectly capable.  I use it for sound sculpting all the time
[19:12] <bram__> i'm seeing them two, they seem good
[19:12] <n3ur0tix> If bram asked, is there an alternative for pro tools on line, I'd have said ardour
[19:12] <zatan> hei how can I add read-only permission on file ?
[19:13] <n3ur0tix> zatan, for who?
[19:13] <ActionParsnip> zatan: chmod o-w file
[19:13] <zatan> n3ur0tix, for txt file
[19:13] <annecy> bram__, are you a pro or a chancery?
[19:14] <bram__> i'm watching the two programs, i could download them and test to see their differencies
[19:14] <n3ur0tix> lol, ^ ActionParsnip  has your answer... I meant as in User, Group, etc
[19:14] <n3ur0tix> bram__, one is a fully fledged audio workstation, the other is a sound/wave editor.  Both very handy tools to have around for music production
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> zatan: you will need to do the same with g-w and u-w too ensure nobody has write access
[19:15] <n3ur0tix> check out hydrogen (drum sequencer)
[19:15] <zatan> ActionParsnip, cheers
[19:15] <Gruenkohl> I've got a problem with the sound on my Notebook. Description can be found under http://pastebin.com/4SBBT3Cm. Please read the description until the end, before you start to answer. Who can help?
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> LMMS is like frooty loops too :9)
[19:15] <bram__> i need to make high quality sound mixes, and some sound sculpting
[19:15] <n3ur0tix> yep, good too
[19:16] <n3ur0tix> I like Renoise for a tracker
[19:16] <n3ur0tix> excellent quality, though different approach to what I was previously used to.  Can't wait for Bitwig!!!! w000000h00000!
[19:17] <ActionParsnip> Gruenkohl: what is the output of: lsb_release -sc
[19:17] <n3ur0tix> ActionParsnip, do you ever leave this chan?! ;) You are a permanent fixture!
[19:17] <annecy> bram__, you can use ladspa plugins in both if you have them. there are other projects that can make use of vast
[19:17] <n3ur0tix> I think you may just be a sentient machine
[19:17] <deitarion> Now that I've forced an install of scratch despite having held pulseaudio as uninstalled, how do I manually edit pulseaudio out of its dependencies to get the update manager to shut up about a dependency error that will never be resolved?
[19:17] <annecy> sorry vst
[19:17] <bram__> Bitwig, i will remember that =)
[19:18] <deitarion>  (I'm OK with scratch having no sound. I'd rather run the Windows version in Wine or in a VirtualBox VM with pirated WinXP or not run it at all than reinstall pulseaudio.)
[19:18] <n3ur0tix> bram__, it's by ex-Ableton devs
[19:18] <ActionParsnip> n3ur0tix: i use andchat on my phone ane irssi via ssh from work :-)
[19:18] <n3ur0tix> ActionParsnip, seriously, you never sleep!
[19:18] <ActionParsnip> n3ur0tix: 12 hour shifts do that.
[19:19] <bram__> annecy: i can try some plugins, i'll see landspa
[19:19] <n3ur0tix> I've been on several time in the last week or so (using different accounts) and you're here every time
[19:19] <Gruenkohl> ActionParsnip: isadora
[19:19] <daftykins> i still remember the times i would become top speaker in IRC stats of a particular channel for every hour of the day
[19:19] <daftykins> quite an achievement
[19:19] <ActionParsnip> Gruenkohl: that's not ubuntu, so not supported here
[19:19] <Duality> if i do ls i see a green director, i think this is the reason it's not showing in the program, how do i change it back to a director?
[19:20] <catcher> my compiz, or perhaps X, gets increasingly slower over the course of a couple days. Any way to refresh/restart video without logging out?
[19:20] <mbeierl> catcher, try "compiz --replace&" from a terminal?
[19:20] <catcher> or maybe a unity issue..
[19:20] <catcher> mbeierl, I tried that, and it reset all my settings, had to reconfig.
[19:21] <Gruenkohl> ActionParsnip: yes, it's linux mint, a derivate of ubuntu. But in Untuntu 10.4 i've the same problem.
[19:21] <ActionParsnip> !mint | Gruenkohl its supported here
[19:21] <rbennacer> hello
[19:22] <deitarion> Never mind. Figured it out. Editing /var/lib/dpkg/status by hand let me remove pulseaudio from scratch's dependencies. (I program in Python, so it's no big deal if the copy of Scratch I use to follow along while teaching my brothers has no sound.)
[19:22] <rbennacer> how can i find all the large file in my system and exclude some directories
[19:22] <jrib> deitarion: sounds like a terrible idea
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> Gruenkohl: none of the ubuntu based releases are supported here. Ubuntu is based on Debian, if you ask for ubuntu support in #debian you will be directed here
[19:22] <Duality> anyone?
[19:22] <rbennacer> example find /  -size +500M and exclude all the files that have  /mnt/glusterfs/
[19:22] <llutz> rbennacer: find / -size +xxM  (man find)
[19:23] <rbennacer> i couldnt find it in fthe man
[19:23] <deitarion> jrib: Works for me and I've edited more finicky file formats without issue. If something regenerates it and the update manager starts whining again, I'll just switch to the Windows version of Scratch inside Wine.
[19:23] <llutz> rbennacer: -not -iname 'pattern'
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> rbennacer: add to the end:   | grep -v glusterfs
[19:23] <deitarion> (I already know scratch works if that dependency is unsatisified. It just has no sound.)
[19:24] <jrib> deitarion: I don't know what your original question was.  But why don't you rebuild the source package with the dependencies you want?
[19:24] <rbennacer> thank you
[19:24] <yoshie> ubuntu 64bit new 2TB Western Digital Hard drive green version, fresh install of ubuntu , getting error  No bootable device -- insert boot disk and press any key
[19:24] <deitarion> jrib: Because this isn't Gentoo and, even if I can find a source .deb rather than a binary deb or source tarball on the Scratch site, I don't have time to learn how to rebuild from source on Debian-based distros right now.
[19:25] <wilco> If I upgrade my 10.04 desktop to PP beta2, will it be straightforward to upgrade to the final PP release? (Sorry if this is a FAQ; I don't see it mentioned in the tech overview)
[19:25] <n3ur0tix> a source deb... say what?
[19:25] <ActionParsnip> Duality: run:  ls -l *   and look at the accesses and types. I believe it happens when you share a folder
[19:25] <n3ur0tix> deb = binary, or am I stupid?
[19:25] <Duality> ---------- 1 root   root   887 2012-04-18 21:17 keys
[19:25] <n3ur0tix> wilco, hold out for final release
[19:26] <Duality> lol no premisions at all ?
[19:26] <deitarion> n3ur0tix: Wrong phrasing. I mean the bits to build a deb. (Like RPM .spec files)
[19:26] <jrib> n3ur0tix: I meant "source package"
[19:26] <n3ur0tix> wilco, beta got some issues, at least for me
[19:26] <dlentz> !final | wilco
[19:26] <Robson92> hi everyone! does somebody know how to limit amount of connections in rtorrent ?
[19:26] <n3ur0tix> deitarion, aka source
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> yoshie: is it set to the boot device in bios? Is the drive seen in bios?
[19:26] <deitarion> n3ur0tix: No. Source doesn't necessarily include all the bits and pieces necessary to build a .deb and I don't feel like using checkinstall to generate a half-assed .deb.
[19:27] <yoshie> ActionParsnip: yes bios is setup correctly and it shows in bios
[19:27] <dlentz> deitarion, are you using the version from the repo?
[19:27] <n3ur0tix> deitarion, really?  source files, be them code or assets are all that is needed to compile a deb... surely?
[19:27] <caB00T> How do I mount a windows hard drive in startup?
[19:27] <deitarion> dlentz: There is no repo I could find. The official scratch site gives you a .deb and a dpkg command.
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> yoshie: do you dual boot?
[19:28] <n3ur0tix> what other ingredient, not classed as source, is required?
[19:28] <deitarion> n3ur0tix: All packaging formats require more than just source because there's no standard format and naming convention for things like dependency information.
[19:28] <yoshie> ActionParsnip: no, I just did got the hard drive and installed ubuntu on it
[19:28] <robde> hello, is there an easy way to stay in sync with an apache directory listing?
[19:28] <mbeierl> caB00T, by putting it in /etc/fstab
[19:28] <caB00T> Just a valid executable script file, yes?
[19:29] <bindi> hey, I need java 7 on an ubuntu machine, is this possible?
[19:29] <yoshie> ActionParsnip: using the full disk for ubuntu
[19:29] <n3ur0tix> deitarion, sounds like packaging source to me
[19:29] <ActionParsnip> Caboot: its an ntfs partition. You can add an entry in /etc/fstab and it will automount at boot
[19:29] <jardineworks> anyone? xrandr? no help?
[19:29] <jrib> deitarion: the other thing people do in this situation is use equivs to generate a dummy package for the missing dependency.  This is also a terrible solution, but I'm not sure which one is worse :P
[19:29] <n3ur0tix> !anyone
[19:29] <caB00T> Thank you mbeierl / ActionParsnip :)
[19:29] <deitarion> jrib: Last time I tried generating a dummy package, I couldn't get the system to guarantee it would override the pulseaudio from the repo.
[19:29] <_r00t_> !udev
[19:30] <Robson92> anyone? how to limit amount of connection in rtorrent?
[19:30] <_r00t_> Robson92: what has that got to do with Ubuntu ?
[19:30] <wilco> thanks n3ur0tix dlentz
[19:30] <Robson92> it is installed on ubuntu server
[19:30] <Noorideen> guys whats better for programmers linux or ubuntu?
[19:30] <n3ur0tix> wilco, np
[19:31] <SirTurtle> ubuntu
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> yoshie: all i can suggest is boot to the liveCD/USB and install grub there using a chroot. Omgubuntu has a how to called 'sticking it to grub'
[19:31] <n3ur0tix> Noorideen, erm... Ubuntu is a linux distro
[19:31] <deitarion> Either way, as I said, problem solved. If my edited /var/lib/dpkg/status breaks, I understand that I get to keep the pieces. If it gets regenerated, I'll either edit it again, unpack the scratch binary tarball in ~/opt/scratch, or install the Windows version in Wine.
[19:31] <jrib> Noorideen: ubuntu is a linux distro, so your question doesn't make much sense
[19:31] <_r00t_> Noorideen: erm ... Linux is a kernel :)
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> Noorideen: the question is nonsensical
[19:31] <deitarion> Noorideen: That's like asking "What's better for drivers. An engine or a Toyota?"
[19:31]  * n3ur0tix feels a firm palm against his face
[19:31] <Noorideen> ok
[19:31] <Noorideen> i am sorry
[19:31] <Noorideen> in other way
[19:31] <Noorideen> lol
[19:31] <FloodBot1> Noorideen: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:31] <n3ur0tix> no worries ;)
[19:32] <Noorideen> Whats the differences?
[19:32] <Noorideen> are*
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> Noorideen: which is better: windows or server 2003 64bit. Very similar question
[19:32] <n3ur0tix> kernel = core. Ubuntu = OS
[19:32] <jrib> deitarion: ask scratch to provide a -nopulse version of the package :)
[19:32] <Noorideen> n3ur0tix: easier to use?
[19:32] <deitarion> jrib: When I have time to fart around with getting in contact with the devs, maybe.
[19:32] <Noorideen> ubuntu?
[19:33] <ActionParsnip> Noorideen: i suggest you research what you are asking
[19:33] <n3ur0tix> Noorideen, no, Linux is not an OS.  You need an OS, be it Ubuntu/Fedora/Gentoo/Arch ,etc... All Linux distros
[19:33] <deitarion> Noorideen: As opposed to what. Depending on how you define "linux", Ubuntu either IS or CONTAINS Linux.
[19:33] <n3ur0tix> Noorideen, listen to ActionParsnip , he knows what's up
[19:33] <deitarion> Noorideen: You can't drive a bare car engine and you can't run Linux all on its own.
[19:34] <n3ur0tix> Noorideen, Ubuntu is a fine OS for learning to program on
[19:34] <ActionParsnip> Noorideen: which is better between "windows" and "server 2003 64bit"?
[19:34] <tomasm-> hi, i noticed with the notification boxes (the black ones in the top right corner) that they disappear when I hover, and then re-appear when I move away, several times, and won't go away forever until I ignore it for at least 5 seconds. is there a way to close it immediately?
[19:34] <Noorideen> n3ur0tix got me
[19:34] <Noorideen> its gunna be my first time
[19:34] <Noorideen> to use ubuntu
[19:35] <wilco> well... depending on whom you ask, Linux is an operating system and Ubuntu is an operating environment OR Linux is an operating system kernel and Ubuntu is an operating system
[19:35] <Noorideen> gunna install it tomorrow
[19:35] <n3ur0tix> Noorideen, well it's a good place to start your Linux adventure
[19:35] <csharp> Noorideen: install Ubuntu and you'll learn all aobut linux
[19:35] <ActionParsnip> +1
[19:35] <yoshie> ActionParsnip: i got the live usb running any idea what to do from there? cause i dont see  omgubuntu
[19:35] <n3ur0tix> csharp, cough (Arch) cough
[19:35] <Noorideen> thank you all!
[19:36] <csharp> n3ur0tix: ;-)
[19:36]  * dlentz hands n3ur0tix cough syrup
[19:36] <n3ur0tix> thanks dlentz
[19:36]  * n3ur0tix needed that
[19:37] <dlentz> just don't drink the whole bottle or strange things happen...
[19:37] <ActionParsnip> yoshie: it's a website
[19:38] <Duality> what does it meen if you traceroute and it give a number and three stars behind it
[19:38] <yoshie> ubuntu 64bit new 2TB Western Digital Hard drive green version, fresh install of ubuntu , getting error  No bootable device -- insert boot disk and press any key
[19:39] <caB00T> I am stupid, can anybody tell me what to write in fstab in order to mount my ntfs windows partition? It's volume "Cabot", location /media ? :\
[19:39] <tomasm-> Duality, that means it can't trace any further.... there probably is a firewall blocking ICMP packets (for security reasons)
[19:39] <_r00t_> udev forks 80 processes on boot and renders my machine useless
[19:39] <Ubuntu12> n3ur0tix thanks xD  works great even types for me just a shame it doesnt recognise what url the page is on
[19:40] <Duality> cool
[19:40] <shpngld> Hello everybody! I will be really happy if someone helps me! Im using xubuntu11 04. The web browser I use is Chromium, my torrent client is Flush and listen to Music with VLC player. quite often I got a problem while browsing : Error 105 (net::ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED): Unable to resolve the server's DNS address." In the same time the Online radio I usually enjoy doesnt stops and the stream is OK. The torrent transfer r OK t
[19:40] <shpngld> oo.... no problems...but the browsing is failing..I have to wait for a few minutes sometimes, then F5 and eventually all seems back to normal...for a while...What can I do to fix the problem?
[19:40] <meganerd> shpngld: slow down your torrents
[19:41] <n3ur0tix> Ubuntu12, yeah, it's open source... maybe you can extend it? ;)
[19:41] <Duality> how do i route all my internet / network trafic thourgh my vpn?
[19:41] <Ubuntu12> n3ur0tix maybe if i get time off work+can be bothered lol
[19:41] <meganerd> shpngld: if you use a consumer router perhaps it is having trouble with all the streams from the torrent client, causing DNS to fail while not impacting existing connections
[19:41] <n3ur0tix> Ubuntu12, ;)
[19:42] <daftykins> Duality: change your default gateway from your router IP to your VPN endpoint (with the 'route' command)
[19:42] <dlentz> caB00T, here's an example https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab#ntfs
[19:42] <meganerd> Duality: set your default route ... this is pretty generic, more info would be helpful
[19:42] <shpngld> meganerd,  so i should stop usin torrents?
[19:42] <meganerd> daftykins: "ip route" is the more modern wayh.
[19:42] <sangwich> hey I have a thinkpad e220s with ubuntu 11.10 and the wireless network is doing some wierd stuff
[19:42] <sangwich> can anyone help
[19:42] <Duality> i've een trying to setup a vpn server and client both run :)
[19:42] <daftykins> meganerd: 'route' deprecated then? or just an alternative?
[19:43] <Duality> but if i do a traceroute it doesn't go through the vpn tunnel i believe (sorry kinda newby here :)
[19:43] <guntbert> !ircroot | _r00t_
[19:43] <dlentz> sangwich, what wireless chipset is it using (run lspci or lshw -C network if not sure)
[19:43] <meganerd> daftykins: yes it has been deprecated, but it has been so for a decade, so probably not really going anywhere :)
[19:44] <shpngld> meganerd, I think this is the problem, when i quit rush all seems ok...but what if I want to dl/ul torrnets
[19:44] <shpngld> meganerd, "FLUSH" I ment
[19:44] <meganerd> shpngld: I am not familiar with that client, but there should be an option to limit the number of connections
[19:44] <_r00t_> guntbert: really ?
[19:44] <shpngld> meganerd,  what is a good number of connection for you
[19:45] <meganerd> shpngld: don't ask me, I have dual core machine with 8 GiB of RAM for my router
[19:45] <judy> good night,sleep tight
[19:45] <mycroftholmes> hi guys, n00b here ^^
[19:45] <mbeierl> caB00T, do you know the partition name of the Windows drive?
[19:45] <meganerd> shpngld: and a 50 mbit cable connection
[19:45] <sangwich> dlentz, this is what I got product: RTL8188CE 802.11b/g/n WiFi Adapter
[19:46] <shpngld> meganerd,  well I can divide it by 20 then...
[19:46] <meganerd> shpngld: You might just try limiting the speed
[19:46] <guntbert> _r00t_: sorry, I misremembered the factoid - in fact it is !rootirc and should tell you that doing everyday things as root is a bad idea ™
[19:46] <Mene-Mene> I'm trying to install the i386 version of openjdk6, but it's refusing to install in synaptic saying it depends on the x64 version of openjdk6. How do I swap the two?
[19:46] <shpngld> meganerd, Thanks A Lot I will do it tight now
[19:46] <meganerd> shpngld: generally start with really low numbers, then do gradual increases until you see a failure
[19:46] <_r00t_> guntbert: how can you tell that I'm running as root ?
[19:47] <caB00T> Thank you dlentz
[19:47] <shpngld> meganerd,  Thats a good approach thjanks
[19:47] <meganerd> shpngld: np
[19:47] <guntbert> _r00t_<EMAIL_ADDRESS> seems to imply just that :-)
[19:48] <meganerd> shpngld: if you want to get crazy check out the linux advanced routing and traffic shaping guide: http://lartc.org.  They have examples for protecting your connection from getting flooded.
[19:48] <_r00t_> guntbert: Don't be so gullible ;)
[19:50] <dlentz> sangwich, so what is the issue? what is it doing 'weird'?
[19:51] <hwilde> how do I find the source code for r8169.ko ?   it says its compiled into the kernel ?
[19:51] <_r00t_> hwilde: what are you trying to do ?
[19:52] <hwilde> recompile it
[19:52] <sangwich> dlentz, it says its connected to the wireless network but won't ping even the router its says its connected to
[19:52] <meganerd> hwilde: grab the source code, the .ko is a compiled binary
[19:52] <hwilde> ya how do I get the source code
[19:52] <meganerd> sangwich: check with iwconfig
[19:52] <_r00t_> hwilde: you need to compile it with linux kernel
[19:53] <Mene-Mene> "openjdk-6-jdk:i386: Depends: openjdk-6-jre but it is not going to be installed"
[19:53] <Mene-Mene> Why would a 32-bit package depend on a 64-bit package?
[19:53] <shpngld> meganerd,  Thanks a lot for every thing, I m quite new at xubuntu, Ill take a look at it
[19:53] <sangwich> dlentz, what should I look for? sorry for the noobish question
[19:54] <meganerd> hwilde: install the linux-source package, then check /usr/src
[19:54] <sangwich> dlentz, http://dpaste.com/733876/
[19:55] <sangwich> meganerd, http://dpaste.com/733876/
[19:55] <shpngld> meganerd, another ? : what is the ususal reason for slow animations gifs or slow utube videos in web browser?
[19:55] <Duality> 8 bit rules
[19:55] <dlentz> sangwich, the only thing i can suggest is trying linux-wireless-backport package to see if newer driver helps
[19:57] <sangwich> dlentz, just sudo apt-get it?
[19:57] <robde> hello, I want to install a package, but it says that there is a dependancy conflict: pdfsandwich depends on cuneiform (<< 0.9.0); however: Version of cuneiform on system is 1.1.0+dfsg-1.
[19:57] <robde> what can I do about it?
[19:57] <meganerd> shpngld: no idea.  slow computer or no video drivers installed?
[19:59] <dlentz> sangwich, yes, though i don't remeber the exact package name
[19:59] <shpngld> meganerd,  I can watch nicely .avi but every animation in web browser is at least choppy...RAM is almost 1gb and Mhz are 1.7
[19:59] <Duality> wait what is my gateway?
[19:59] <shpngld> meganerd, Ghz I ment
[19:59] <jardineworks> is there a command that I can use that will tell me what graphics driver I am using?
[20:00] <guntbert> Duality: wrong window? :-)
[20:00] <Duality> no
[20:00] <shpngld> meganerd,  Is it possible to be something about Flash?
[20:00] <Enissay> Hi, how can I compress many files in the same rar file (without puting them in a floder)?
[20:00] <Duality> what is my gateway? internal ip or ?
[20:00] <dlentz> jardineworks, sudo lscpi -vv
[20:00] <dlentz> *lspci
[20:00] <guntbert> Duality: please keep to the topic
[20:00] <caB00T> test
[20:01] <Duality> nvm
[20:02] <jardineworks> dlentz, thanks
[20:03] <shaneo> hey guys is there a way to setup a webui to access a local terminal via a webui so that i wouldnt have to use putty or and other application when im on the move
[20:03] <sangwich> dlentz, does linux-backport-mudules sound right
[20:04] <caB00T> Is it possile to ping more then one host in one command?
[20:05] <meganerd> shaneo: could be
[20:06] <dlentz> sangwich, linux-backport-modules-wireless?
[20:07] <shaneo> meganerd, do you know how i could go about performing this my school wont allow me to install any exe so i wanna be able to connect to a terminal via web so that i may do whatever i need to do. I have tried some java terminals onliine but dont really trust them
[20:07] <guntbert> caB00T: no, what do you need? maybe   nmap  -sP will help
[20:07] <carroarmato0> caB00T: there's no command that I know of that does that in 1 command. usually people scripts to do that
[20:07] <carroarmato0> *write
[20:08] <Zaltabar> shaneo: you could check out "ssl explorer"
[20:09] <shaneo> thanks Zaltabar will def. do that
[20:09] <Xtreme> guys what to do when ubuntu hangs?
[20:09] <Xtreme> like ctrl+alt+del in windows
[20:09] <caB00T> guntbert , carroarmato0 thank you. I can use nmap sure, but I just tought this might be more portable and faster if possible. Thank you anyway. :)
[20:10] <carroarmato0> caB00T: ow but just like guntbert said, nmap is most likely to be able to do that
[20:10] <dlentz> Xtreme, press Ctrl+Alt+F1, and run sudo top to kill offending process
[20:10] <Goshaw> How do I move the unity bar ?
[20:12] <fl1bbl3> caBOOT sometimes can ping network broadcast address and get replies from hosts on that subnet
[20:12] <Goshaw> Also I tried to install the flashplugin. But the download 404:ed and now I can't install any other packages because it tries to install that one first.
[20:12] <fl1bbl3> but that behaviour isn't consistent
[20:13] <carroarmato0> fl1bbl3, caB00T:  yeah, most OS's don't do that anymore because of the abuse by so called Smurf Attacks
[20:13] <zykotick9> caB00T: you might want to try "oping" as well (i haven't used it so unsure on it's value)
[20:13] <doc969> Hi, I was hoping someone could help. when i installed ubuntu on my macbook it got a red light in the audio jack and no sound comes out the headphones or internal speakers. what would be the solution to this?
[20:14] <dackyshawn> anyone here using ubuntu server as a router for their network?
[20:15] <guntbert> dackyshawn: ask in #ubuntu-server and start with your real question please
[20:15] <carroarmato0> doc969: I don't own a mac, but I'm pretty sure the red light you see is normal. It's an optical way to detect that a cable is inserted rather than by electrica means
[20:15] <carroarmato0> doc969: *electrical
[20:15] <Xtreme666> this is me, xtreme..
[20:16] <Xtreme666> i did ctrl+alt+f1
[20:16] <Xtreme666> and yes i ended up into console which i get when i log int
[20:16] <Xtreme666> but i am not able to do anything there
[20:16] <Xtreme666> and also, how to go back?
[20:16] <Xtreme666> i logged in now usign another user by f2
[20:16] <zykotick9> Xtreme666: alt+f7 to get back
[20:17] <Xtreme666> thanks.. i will get back to xtreme, and reply :)
[20:17] <mbeierl> caB00T, you can do a broadcast ping to an entire subnet...
[20:17] <Xtreme> haha
[20:17] <Xtreme> lol
[20:17] <Xtreme> but when i was there, i wasnt able to run any command
[20:17] <doc969> carroarmato8: I thought that too, but, it only lights up when i press the volume buttons or play sound, is there a driver i would need to install. and if so where do i find it
[20:18] <mbeierl> dackyshawn, yes.  11.10 here - masquerading firewall out to my ISP for home network
[20:18] <Xtreme> so where i enter pkilll and all?
[20:18] <FishErr> I am trying test latest kernel ( https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/978313/comments/30 ), but no new boot menu`s entry added. http://paste.ubuntu.com/935983/ - I`ve run same commands again and get similar  output, and no new entry again
[20:18] <meganerd> shaneo: sorry I sent a message to you by accident.  what was the original question?
[20:18] <shaneo> personal terminal access via webui
[20:18] <carroarmato0> doc969: well if it isn't what I guess then I have no idea, don't own a mac so I'm afraid I can't help you any further
[20:19] <Xtreme> zykotick9: where to enter command like pkill?
[20:19] <meganerd> shaneo: putty portble on a USB drive?  I used a java based one almost 10 years ago now, but it required a web server to be installed to
[20:20] <caB00T> Sounds like something I had in mind, that's exactly what I wanted to do tbh. Cool, will look it up. :)
[20:20] <shaneo> meganerd, school wont let me load executables
[20:20] <trism> FishErr: I only see the linux-headers packages in that output, you need the linux-image ones
[20:20] <shaneo> java based would be fine if the web-server is hosted by me
[20:22] <meganerd> shaneo: mindterm was what I used, but this is going back quite some time
[20:23] <meganerd> shaneo: I seem to remeber webmin having a feature similar to this.
[20:24] <guntbert> !webmin | shaneo meganerd
[20:24] <FishErr> trism thanks, with headers better :) sorry for my  inattention. reboot.
[20:25] <shaneo> ubottu, thanks for the warning was about to install is there something you can suggest
[20:25] <shaneo> lol oh yeah
[20:25] <shaneo> does ubottu use MegaHal?
[20:26] <auronandace> !ebox | shaneo
[20:26] <poeloq> Hey! Anybody got advice on dual monitor setups?
[20:27] <poeloq> I've got my TV plugged into HDMI on internatl ATI card, but it doesn't detect and only displays the Ubuntu splash screen
[20:28] <shaneo> thank you auronandace
[20:28]  * none is here
[20:29] <cody_> ji
[20:29] <cody_> hi
[20:29] <Noorideen> hello
[20:29] <Noorideen> :)
[20:29] <cody_> whats up
[20:29] <cody_> :)
[20:29] <Noorideen> all good
[20:29] <Noorideen> you?
[20:29] <cody_> same here
[20:29] <shaneo> auronandace, is there something maybe more services based rather than something i need to load in a vm
[20:29] <Noorideen> thats nice
[20:29] <cody_> do u have ubuntu?
[20:29] <Noorideen> no :D
[20:29] <guntbert> !ot | cody_ Noorideen
[20:30] <cody_> i do.. it rocks
[20:30] <Noorideen> i dont :(
[20:30] <Noorideen> i am gunna install it tomorrow
[20:30]  * dihi228 says hello
[20:30] <Noorideen> you new to ubuntu?
[20:30] <Noorideen> hello dihi
[20:30] <guntbert> Noorideen: stop
[20:30] <cody_> we have 5 computers... 3 ubuntu and 2 windows
[20:30] <cody_> naww... had it a while
[20:30] <guntbert> cody_: stop too
[20:30] <Noorideen> oh
[20:31] <dihi228> can channel users see my IP?  what is it?
[20:31] <cody_> i really like it, just made an update on one of them
[20:31] <Noorideen> we not supposed to talk?
[20:31] <cody_> ikr....
[20:31] <guntbert> Noorideen: cody_ this channel is for support only
[20:31] <cody_> ooooooohhhhh
[20:31] <cody_> got it!!
[20:31] <guntbert> !ot
[20:31] <cody_> where do we go??
[20:32] <poeloq> hey again. anybody know where i might find a solution for my weird multi monitor/tv question_ been googling for hours now
[20:32] <Xtreme> code, my guess. #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:33] <Xtreme> cody*
[20:33] <Xtreme> where is auronandace today?
[20:34] <Xtreme> and the bro i was talking about wifi in the morning.. i shifted my OS, so lost all logs
[20:34] <ignis78> pls hlp me i can't compile the v4l-dvb
[20:35] <MonkeyDust> !tab| Xtreme
[20:36] <Xtreme> MonkeyDust: well the dude i was talking with had nick from m or s and had digits in it.. and tab cant complete that :)
[20:37] <Xtreme> anyways.. room seems quite
[20:38] <Xtreme> guys i want to remove kget from startup
[20:38] <Xtreme> how can i
[20:40] <Xtreme> its not that in startup and shutdown
[20:40] <MonkeyDust> Xtreme  ot: tab completes all characters
[20:40] <Xtreme> MonkeyDust: no prob,. i know he will contact me soon. will just add him nick next time
[20:41] <escott> !undelete > escott
[20:41] <Xtreme> !undelete
[20:41] <cocolos> Is there a way to make empathy notifications clickable?
[20:41] <cody_> hi
[20:41] <Xtreme> new info to learn.. anyways... startup help?
[20:41] <Xtreme> MonkeyDust: any idea
[20:42] <cody_> I NEED HELP.
[20:42] <cocolos> cody_: ...?
[20:42] <obscurant1st> anybody here has tried ironhide? When I try to run glxgears it shows "couldn't get an RGB, Double-buffered visual"
[20:42] <cody_> MY UBUNTU COMPUTER RANDOMLY SHUTS DOWN WHEN I PLAY MINECRAFT...????
[20:43] <MonkeyDust> cody_  caps
[20:43] <cody_> I KNOW
[20:43] <cody_> this better?
[20:43] <obscurant1st> Please can anyone help me? I just need to enable the HDMI output to work!
[20:43] <cody_> anyway.... know why this is?
[20:44] <cody_> HELLO???????
[20:44] <cody_> YOU GUYS ARE NO HELP AT ALL.    I just came here for a help! lol!
[20:45] <BarkingFish> yeah, and keep the language down too please :)
[20:46] <BarkingFish> not being picky dude, what do you need help with?
[20:46] <obscurant1st> oops, I am sorry, family oriented channel. :)
[20:46] <BarkingFish> no problem
[20:46] <cocolos> :/
[20:46] <obscurant1st> I need help with ironhide installation in ubuntu
[20:47] <BarkingFish> Right, well that's outta my league - I'm a kubuntu dude. Sorry :D
[20:47] <obscurant1st> Actually the only issue I face now is when trying to run glxgears it shows this message "couldn't get an RGB, Double-buffered visual"
[20:47] <BarkingFish> i'm in the wrong channel! Hah!
[20:47] <BarkingFish> oops4
[20:47] <hanshans> hi all! i'm looking for a software like a webserver which provides a browser-based calendar... somebody knows such a software?
[20:48] <cocolos> hanshans: like google calendar?
[20:48] <Caifas> hello guys, I have set a reverse ssh on my client with autossh for reconnect in the case of internet problems, but sometimes the reverse port just stop listening, his ssh is established, but the port for listen is TIME_WAIT, so when i try to ssh him i recieve "ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host", anyone know what's happening?
[20:48] <hanshans> cocolos: yes!
[20:48] <obscurant1st> hanshans, try installing any webserver with php support, then try this one : http://www.php-calendar.com/
[20:49] <hanshans> obscurant1st: uh, php...
[20:49] <obscurant1st> hanshans, whats wrong with php?
[20:50] <cocolos> obscurant1st: everything is wrong with php lol
[20:50] <area51pilot> hanshans: http://www.davical.org/installation.php
[20:50] <obscurant1st> cocolos, trying saying that at #php
[20:50] <hanshans> well, you know, just like, nothing...
[20:51] <obscurant1st> Anyway, somebody to help me with this glxgears issue?
[20:51] <cocolos> obscurant1st: i'd rather now :)
[20:51] <cocolos> not*
[20:51] <obscurant1st> cocolos, cool! :P