[00:01] <killown> trism, thanks
[00:02] <bonny> How do i ping the ip in terminal?
[00:03] <FenrirReturns> I'm having a sound issue.  I login to a vt and if I do a startx, no sound, but if I do a sudo start lightdm and then login to my window manager I have sound.  Xfce4-mixer reveals that doing a startx gives me a dummy device only.  Google-fu seems to only turn up people who have misconf'd alsa-base.confs.  Any ideas?
[00:03] <bonny> genii-around: How do i ping the ip
[00:04] <FenrirReturns> bonny: ping -c4 <insert your ipaddress to ping here> Will let you try to ping with 4 packets
[00:05] <genii-around> bonny: As FenrirReturns indicates. Use the Terminal to type the commands into.
[00:06] <bonny> genii-around: so i type ping -c4 <IP_ADDRESS>:25565
[00:06] <genii-around> bonny: Not the :25565 part
[00:06] <bonny> ok
[00:07] <bonny> says host unreachable
[00:07] <bonny> genii-around: Also i am able to connect from windows but not on ubuntu
[00:07] <bonny> genii-around: I have haguichi installed will that affect it?
[00:08] <genii-around> bonny: Possibly
[00:08] <bonny> genii-around: How can i delete every single piece of haguichi evidence?
[00:08] <genii-around> bonny: How did you originally install it?
[00:09] <bonny> genii-around: I added the ppa and sudo apt-get update then sudo apt-get install haguichi
[00:09] <genii-around> bonny: So you should be able then to do: sudo apt-get remove --purge haguichi
[00:10] <bonny> genii-around: Ok
[00:10] <HeavyKevy> Anyone know why my second display is going all white with "seperate X Screen" selected?
[00:11] <bonny> genii-around: Ok ive done it
[00:13] <bonny> genii-around: I am still not able to connect what should I do?
[00:13] <genii-around> bonny: You may need a reboot for it to stop running it entirely, not sure. But to try the same ping command as before, etc
[00:13] <genii-around> work, afk
[00:13] <bonny> genni-around: Ok
[00:18] <bonny> I cant connect a minecraft server from ubuntu.. it keeps saying no connection to host. but it works on my windows side. WHat is the problem here?
[00:19] <ki4ro_> .
[00:20] <nosl1w> i'm having trouble running a script, more details here: http://www.reddit.com/r/linuxquestions/comments/xh875/having_trouble_running_a_simple_script/         thanks a lot in advance!!!
[00:23] <FenrirReturns> bonny: Do you have the IP of the minecraft server?
[00:23] <Dr_Willis> bonny:  on the local lan? or internet?
[00:23] <bonny> yes
[00:23] <bonny> internet
[00:23] <bonny> <IP_ADDRESS>
[00:23] <Tallken> nosl1w, "Desktop" != "desktop" on the last line
[00:23] <FenrirReturns> bonny: Are you running any sort of firewall?
[00:24] <bonny> Idk..
[00:24] <bonny> Can I change it?
[00:24] <bonny> the configuration?
[00:24] <bonny> Im not sure what to do..
[00:24] <FenrirReturns> bonny: sudo apt-get install traceroute on the command line so you can have a troubleshooting tool
[00:24] <Dr_Willis> bonny:  see if you can 'ping <IP_ADDRESS>'
[00:25] <bonny> i cant
[00:25] <genii-around> Dr_Willis: They can't
[00:25] <bonny> says unreachable
[00:25] <Dr_Willis> how about just trying to ping <IP_ADDRESS>
[00:25] <bonny> FenrirReturns: Its doing something
[00:26] <genii-around> bonny: Did you manually mess with any files like /etc/resolv.conf or /etc/hosts  ?
[00:26] <bonny> genii-around: No..
[00:27] <bonny> FenrirReturns: Whatever it did its done.
[00:27] <FenrirReturns> bonny: I can't ping that IP either
[00:27] <FenrirReturns> bonny: Are you sure thats the right IP and that windows box isn't connecting elsewhere?
[00:27] <genii-around> I can ping that IP from here ( Toronto Canada )
[00:28] <bonny> FenrirReturns: People are on the server and i can connect from windows
[00:28] <FenrirReturns> genii-around: thanks
[00:28] <bonny> FenrirReturns: Here is the website bunnyxd.com
[00:29] <genii-around> Whoa, it actually *just* cut out ... pinged OK 6 times, onward is kaputs
[00:30] <FenrirReturns> bonny: It sounds like they're having network trouble, or at least odd routing issues
[00:30] <ActionParsnip> bonny: can you ping <IP_ADDRESS> ?
[00:30] <bonny> FenrirReturns: This only started happening after the server changed ip
[00:30] <chester> ola galera algem fala portugues...
[00:30]  * Dr_Willis watches everyone accidently Ddos attack some poor kids  Minecraft server. ;P
[00:31] <chester> não?
[00:31] <bonny> ActionParsnip: Yes I can
[00:31] <genii-around> !pt | chester
[00:33] <bonny> FenrirReturns: This is what it says when i connect java.net.NoRouteToHostException: No route to host: connect
[00:33] <FenrirReturns> bonny: You gave that website, is that supposed to be server?  I find that site has an IP of <IP_ADDRESS>
[00:34] <bonny> FenrirReturns: No the server ip is different
[00:34] <bonny> FenrirReturns: That is the website for the server
[00:35] <FenrirReturns> bonny: Pastebin the output of the command I provided earlier: traceroute <server IP>
[00:36] <ActionParsnip> bonny: ok then run:  echo "nameserver  <IP_ADDRESS>" | sudo tee /etc/resolv.conf > /dev/null
[00:36] <ActionParsnip> bonny: then try the web
[00:38] <bonny> FenrirReturns: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1122515/
[00:38] <bonny> ActionParsnip: SO you want me to try that and try the server?
[00:39] <bonny> ActionParsnip: Which ip is <IP_ADDRESS>?
[00:39] <ActionParsnip> bonny: opendns
[00:40] <bonny> ActionParsnip: What do you mean then try the web?
[00:40] <FenrirReturns> bonny: Try to google something
[00:40] <bonny> It works like it usually does.
[00:41] <genii-around> That machine is actually responding on the port 25565
[00:41] <FenrirReturns> genii-around: Shows as open for me too
[00:42] <FenrirReturns> genii-around: thats why I was thinking the traceroute pastebin might help, and then perhaps a ps -A to grep for firewalls
[00:44] <bonny> FenrirReturns: Got any ideas?
[00:45] <FenrirReturns> bonny: on the command line type: traceroute <IP_ADDRESS>
[00:45] <bonny> Ok
[00:46] <bonny> I did that
[00:46] <bonny> already
[00:46] <FenrirReturns> bonny: OK, it should give you a website of your paste, like pastebin.com/jibberjabber
[00:46] <FenrirReturns> bonny: what is the website?
[00:46] <bonny> I sent you it
[00:46] <FenrirReturns> bonny: again please, I haven't seen it
[00:46] <genii-around> FenrirReturns: I think http://paste.ubuntu.com/1122515/ was it
[00:46] <bonny> Oh
[00:47] <FenrirReturns> genii-around: thanks
[00:48] <bonny> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1122525/
[00:48] <bonny> Oh nvm
[00:48] <FenrirReturns> bonny: now type ifconfig on the command line and do the same thing with the output
[00:48] <bonny> Ok
[00:48] <FenrirReturns> You'll get a different address after, just put it here like you just did
[00:49] <DanielHoffman> I am running a proxy server in ubuntu via squid3 and i want to know if there is a way i can set up a username and password in squid3, when i try to connect it doesnt respond.
[00:49] <bonny> FenrirReturns: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1122526/
[00:49] <DanielHoffman> I am already using a username/password system but is not prompting me for login
[00:50] <FenrirReturns> bonny: on the command line enter: sudo ifconfig ham0 down
[00:50] <bonny> ok
[00:51] <bonny> FenrirReturns: Done
[00:51] <FenrirReturns> bonny: now try dhclient eth0
[00:51] <genii-around> The hamachi seems the problem
[00:51] <bonny> FenrirReturns: RTNETLINK answers: Operation not permitted
[00:51] <FenrirReturns> genii-around: I would imagine so, the site bonny linked earlier explicitly states turn hamachi off
[00:51] <FenrirReturns> bonny: try sudo dhclient eth0, sorry
[00:51] <bonny> I know
[00:52] <bonny> I have hamachi deleted
[00:52] <bonny> i mean haguichi
[00:52] <bonny> Ok
[00:52] <genii-around> sudo dhclient eth0
[00:52]  * genii-around goes and makes more coffee
[00:53] <bonny> Its not doing anything.
[00:53] <FenrirReturns> bonny: no output at all?
[00:53] <bonny> No
[00:53] <FenrirReturns> bonny: Did it take you back to a prompt?
[00:53] <bonny> No
[00:54] <FenrirReturns> bonny: give it a minute more
[00:54] <genii-around> So let it time out, etc
[00:54] <bonny> Ok
[00:56] <Relondo> How can I install a .bin  file?
[00:56] <bonny> Nothings happening..
[00:56] <genii-around> bonny: I'd suggest ctrl-c   then sudo dhclient -v eth0
[00:57] <bonny> Ok i got something
[00:57] <FenrirReturns> bonny: What'd you get?
[00:57] <bonny> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1122534/
[00:58] <bonny> Its still going on but very slow now
[00:58] <bonny> just different numbers at ends
[00:58] <FenrirReturns> bonny: Have you reboot after you uninstalled ham whatever?
[00:59] <bonny> No
[00:59] <FenrirReturns> s/reboot/rebooted/
[00:59] <bonny> You mean hamachi?
[00:59] <bonny> Yes i did reboot
[00:59] <FenrirReturns> bonny: Yeah that.
[00:59] <bonny> but its not hamachi theres somethign called haguichi for linux
[00:59] <FenrirReturns> bonny: How did you uninstall it?
[00:59] <bonny> yes i rebooted after that
[00:59] <FenrirReturns> bonny: You still had a ham0 interface
[00:59] <bonny> How do i delete it?
[01:00] <bonny> I already deleted haguichi
[01:00] <louiem>  is black still here, if so I would like to thank him for the heads up on the scanner driver- it work thank you
[01:00] <bonny> There might be some files left..
[01:02] <bonny> FenrirReturns: How can i delete the ham0 file you were talking about
[01:02] <louiem> I need the driver for my printer now - a kodak esp3250 multiple scanner printer
[01:02] <genii-around> FenrirReturns: It looks like the frontend got purged only, not hanachi itself
[01:02] <FenrirReturns> bonny: It should be down right now.  Pastebin the output of: cat /etc/network/interfaces
[01:02] <genii-around> *hamachi
[01:03] <bonny> FenrirReturns: Nothing big to pastbin:          auto lo
[01:03] <bonny> iface lo inet loopback
[01:04] <FenrirReturns> bonny: Can you use the gnome network manager to try to make sure eth0 has an IP address and that you can get out to the net without using ham0?
[01:05] <FenrirReturns> bonny: Sorry, I'm not in gnome or I'd have better instructions
[01:05] <bonny> Im uing the gnome shell
[01:05] <bonny> i have ubuntu
[01:05] <bonny> the other original one
[01:06] <FenrirReturns> bonny: Do you have a the computer in the top right that you can click to manage network connections?  Sounds like you're using NetworkManager
[01:06] <bonny> there i something called network connections..
[01:06] <bonny> How about i go on the other shell?
[01:06] <bonny> and come bakc?
[01:06] <bonny> back*
[01:07] <OerHeks> louiem, http://sourceforge.net/projects/cupsdriverkodak/files/
[01:07] <FenrirReturns> bonny: Sorry, I'm not terribly familiar with either one, its been a while
[01:07] <bonny> There is something called network settings
[01:07] <FenrirReturns> bonny: Whats in that?
[01:08] <bonny> 3 tabs :  wired, wirless, network proxy
[01:08] <shepherd> hi, I want to install xmms, does anyone know how to do this
[01:08] <FenrirReturns> bonny: Try wired
[01:08] <shepherd> xmms1
[01:08] <FenrirReturns> bonny: You are wired to your router right?
[01:08] <bonny> I dont havea  wired connection
[01:08] <bonny> im using wifi
[01:08] <FenrirReturns> bonny: OK, then try wireless
[01:09] <bonny> FenrirREturns: Hardware adress, security, network name, ip adress, default route, dns
[01:09] <OerHeks> shepherd, there are several xmms players in softwarecentre
[01:09] <bonny> thats all it shows
[01:09] <OerHeks> !xmms
[01:10] <bonny> FenrirReturns: Hardware adress, security, network name, ip adress, default route, dns
[01:10] <FenrirReturns> bonny: Do you have an IP address?
[01:10] <bonny> YES
[01:10] <bonny> srry
[01:10] <bonny> yes8
[01:10] <bonny> *
[01:10] <FloodBot1> bonny: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:10] <FenrirReturns> bonny: try to google something
[01:11] <bonny> FenrirReturns: It works like it usually does..
[01:11] <FenrirReturns> bonny: ok do an ifconfig again, make sure ham0 isn't there
[01:11] <bonny> OK
[01:12] <bonny> dont see any
[01:12] <shepherd> I can't seem to get any themes with audacious and have an ugly gtk layout ( I use KDE ), and xmms is not running, nor have I heard anything good about it
[01:12] <bonny> FenrirReturns: It shows eth0, lo and wlan0
[01:12] <JasonGriffee> running install of v12.04 hangs after login/machine naming screen, possible causes?
[01:13] <FenrirReturns> bonny: Cool, sorry, I must have missed wlan0 in your ifconfig before.  Try your original task again, minecrafting or what not
[01:13] <bonny> lol ok
[01:13] <OerHeks> shepard, i don't handle 'ugly layout issues' and if you didn't hear any good from it, why ask and use it ? ( see ubottu's factoid )
[01:14] <bonny> I GOT IN
[01:14] <bonny> thank you so much fenrir
[01:14] <bonny> Wow this is amazing thanks fenrir
[01:15] <shepherd> OerHeks: First of all, it's linux, we use what we like best. I don't like XMMS2. I asked about xmms1. So my issue is not with XMMS2.
[01:15] <FenrirReturns> bonny: Glad to hear it!
 Do you have a Nvidia video card
[01:15] <Timmo> Is there any chance of a non-computer geek like me ever figuring out how to operate Ubuntu Studio and getting JACK configured and the other audio programs all loving each other?
[01:15] <shepherd> regardless, I solved my problem, There is view tab, in which you can change interface off of GTK, and that enabled the appearance tab. Thanks anyways for your suggestions guys!
[01:16] <FenrirReturns> Timmo: I don't see why not
[01:17] <FenrirReturns> Timmo: if you need somewhere to start try here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/What%20is%20JACK
[01:17] <genii-around> bonny: Does directory /opt/logmein-hamachi  exist on your system?
[01:17] <wowstargate> Anyone know why my Ar8131 is so slow in 12.04 server?.....only getting around 500kbps, I Have a 50Mbit Connection
[01:18] <genii-around> bonny: If so, delete it and all contents, as well as file /etc/init.d/logmein-hamachi
[01:18] <Timmo> Ferirreturns: Can you point me toward a guide that does not immediately break down into geek-speak?
[01:19] <anonymous1234577> installation problem, anyone feel like helping
[01:20] <FenrirReturns> Timmo: I'll give it a shot, gimme a minutes, personally I've never used JACK, just FYI.
[01:20] <FenrirReturns> Timmo: Any particular reason you want to use that?  What are you trying to do?
[01:21] <Timmo> I would like to run some software synths along with the H2O drum machine and maybe some loopers and make some music. But getting all the stuff to work together is frustrating.
[01:22] <wowstargate> anyone know where i can get an alx driver for the Atheros 8131 for ubuntu 12.04?
[01:22] <patparker>  I've got a broadcom 4306 wireless card that used to be automatically detected (from dapper up until lucid) but now that I've got a fresh precise install, my proprietary hardware drivers list is empty.  What'd I do wrong?
[01:22] <Timmo> I guess I'm looking for more a overview and some examples of how all this should work together. Have not found anything helpful yet. Looks fantastic, I'm just too dumb to figure it all out.
[01:24] <OerHeks> patparker,  sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter firmware-b43-installer ( and reboot ) https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx
[01:24] <FenrirReturns> Timmo: Sorry, that sort of thing is beyond me, not much a sound guy, but there is a LinuxMUsicians.com, perhaps they can help?
[01:26] <Timmo> I will check it out. Thanks!
[01:26] <jeffrey__> what is the closest desktop environment that resembles osx?
[01:26] <patparker> Timmo, what's the skinny?
[01:26] <patparker> Timmo, I came in late
[01:26] <genii-around> Timmo: There is also apparently #jack channel
[01:28] <bonny> FenrirReturns: Are you still here?
[01:29] <bonny> FenrirReturns: I restarted my computer and same hting happened can you please etrrace waht we did earlier?
[01:30] <ActionParsnip> bonny: did the DNS setting help?
[01:30] <ActionParsnip> wowstargate: are there any bugs reported?
[01:30] <bonny> ActionParsnip: How do i get rid of ham0?
[01:30] <ActionParsnip> bonny: what is it?
[01:30] <genii-around> bonny: The problem is that earlier we only removed the graphical front part to hamachi. To make it stop running have to delete the directories I told you just earlier
[01:30] <wowstargate> i couldnt find any
[01:31] <jrdnn> jeffrey__: Kubuntu
[01:31] <genii-around> ActionParsnip: "logmein-hamachi"
[01:31] <bonny> genii-around: where can i find the hamachi directories
[01:31] <wowstargate> i downloaded the alx driver but it errored out when i tried to install it
[01:32] <bonny> genii-around: Please where can i delete this?
[01:32] <genii-around> bonny: eg: sudo rm -rf /opt/logmein-hamachi && sudo service logmein-hamachi stop && sudo rm  /etc/init.d/logmein-hamachi
[01:32] <genii-around> bonny: Patience :-)
[01:33] <bonny> genii-around: Im sorry
[01:33] <ActionParsnip> genii-around: sounds interesting
[01:33] <bonny> ham0 is still there
[01:33] <bonny> when i type ifconfig
[01:33] <genii-around> bonny: The commands I gave just above should do it. You will need one more reboot after that.
[01:33] <bonny> Ok
[01:33] <bonny> Brb :)
[01:33] <genii-around> bonny: Yes, you need a reboot
[01:35] <myk_robinson> evening
[01:35] <IllegalOpcode> hello
[01:35] <myk_robinson> What's a command to restart the audio in 12.04?
[01:35] <ActionParsnip> myk_robinson: killall pulseaudio
[01:36] <bonny> No more ham0
[01:36] <bonny> Thanks guys?
[01:36] <bonny> i MEAN
[01:36] <bonny> Thanks
[01:36] <myk_robinson> ActionParsnip: thank you.
[01:36] <bonny> Can i add you as a friend?
[01:36] <wowstargate> ActionParsnip I Found this....https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/927782
[01:36] <rawfodog> Im looking for a mame frontend for ubuntu
[01:36] <myk_robinson> hoping that resolves the skipping audio in YouTube. A reboot normally does, but theres gotta be a better way
[01:37] <FenrirReturns> myk_robinson: you could try sudo alsa force-reload
[01:37] <FenrirReturns> myk_robinson: if you're using ALSA of course
[01:37] <myk_robinson> the pulse audio command made Youtube behave again. Wonder what is causing the problem in the first place
[01:38] <sergio_> hello everyone
[01:38] <wowstargate> Hi Sergio_
[01:38] <burnthispage> hello
[01:38] <Guest54623> how can i install DIVX player because i want to watch a movie on line
[01:38] <FenrirReturns> rawfodog: Did you try apt-cache search mame on the command line?
[01:39] <FenrirReturns> Guest54623: What browser do you use?
[01:40] <genii-around> !info gnome-video-arcade
[01:40] <jeffrey__> anyone know anything about LADSPA sink?
[01:40] <genii-around> Hm
[01:40] <Guest54623> how can i install Divx player on my computer?
[01:40] <FenrirReturns> Guest54623: What browser do you use?
[01:41] <FenrirReturns> Guest54623: You said you wanted to watch it online, which means we need to know what browser
[01:41] <Guest54623> i am using Edubuntu
[01:41] <Guest54623> well i had try both like firefox and google
[01:42] <wowstargate> anyone know where i can get an alx driver for the Atheros 8131 for ubuntu 12.04?
[01:42] <warcrash> Hi everyone
[01:43] <warcrash> I am having some problems sharing a printer from Ubuntu Linux into the network
[01:43] <warcrash> other Linux systems can access it but windows systems can not
[01:43] <warcrash> someone have an idea how I can solve this?
[01:43] <ZuLLy> warcrash: samba
[01:44] <Guest54623> can some one help me please
[01:44] <ActionParsnip> warcrash: did you right click the printer and select sharing?
[01:44] <FenrirReturns> Guest54623: For firefox try sudo apt-get install totem-mozilla
[01:45] <wowstargate> warcrash ....https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers
[01:45] <warcrash> ActionParsnip: yes i did, the printer is shared, other linux systems can access it and print remotely, only windows systems can not access the printer
[01:45] <FenrirReturns> wowstargate: Is there something wrong with your current driver?
[01:46] <wowstargate> FenriReturns...yes it only downloads at 500k
[01:46] <TheVinci> Ok, so let's say I'm installing xbmc on my computer, and I want to use xbmc remote from android. I'm connected to a router THROUGH ANOTHER router, will this mess me up?
[01:46] <FenrirReturns> wowstargate: This thread seems to get link to an ALX driver: http://askubuntu.com/questions/105607/how-do-i-get-an-atheros-ar8131-ethernet-card-working
[01:47] <TheVinci> Ie. Android connected to wifi through router 1 and pc connected to router 1 through router 2
[01:47] <FenrirReturns> wowstargate: But you may wish to do a sudo apt-get install ethtool and use ethtool to ensure the speed/duplex is set right
[01:47] <wowstargate> yes i tried that and it errored out
[01:47] <wowstargate> ok
[01:47] <wowstargate> lemme check
[01:47] <Guest54623> i have it install in my applications
[01:48] <Guest54623> in my computer it already install totem-mozilla
[01:49] <n3w> Guys how long does the update manager take to "update cache" ?
[01:49] <jeffrey__> anyone use pulse audio eq?
[01:49] <FenrirReturns> Guest54623: Check your extensions/add-ons in firefox to make sure you see it
[01:49] <n3w> Mine seems to kinda hang
[01:49] <djshotglass> i just lost power duing an apt-get upgrad
[01:49] <djshotglass> how boned am i?
[01:49] <ActionParsnip> warcrash: if you run:  smbtree on the server, can you see the printer?
[01:51] <genii-around> djshotglass: Was it still only downloading or did it get to where it was actually installing stuff when it crapped out?
[01:51] <n3w> The update manager window pops up a "updateing cache --- waiting" which isn't doing anything for a VERY long time
[01:51] <n3w> I changed the servers too ...
[01:52] <Guest54623> before was Disable and now i had put it enable you think this is it?
[01:52] <john_rambo> Instead of the mouse pointer I see a cross
[01:52] <john_rambo> window borders minimize maximize close have vanished
[01:53] <genii-around> djshotglass: Does it boot?
[01:53] <john_rambo> I am running Xubuntu
[01:53] <warcrash> ActionParsnip: nope, the printer do not show up on smbtree
[01:53] <burnthispage> Guest54623 which website are you going to watch?
[01:54] <djshotglass> must have been just downloading
[01:54] <djshotglass> dpkg --configure -a fixed
[01:54] <IllegalOpcode> that would do it
[01:55] <n3w> sudo gedit /etc/apt/apt.confsudo gedit /etc/apt/apt.confsudo gedit /etc/apt/apt.confsudo gedit /etc/apt/apt.confsudo gedit /etc/apt/apt.confsudo gedit /etc/apt/apt.confsudo gedit /etc/apt/apt.confsn!p3r.1
[01:55] <wowstargate> FenriReturns...ok i installed ethtool and it says it is running at 1000Mbit
[01:55] <IllegalOpcode> really
[01:55] <ActionParsnip> n3w: gksudo for gedit, not sudo
[01:56] <sambagirl> even i knew that one actionparsnip
[01:56] <n3w> ActionParsnip: Sorry, those weren't for you, ubuntu hanged and acted terribly. I'm gonna reboot
[01:57] <n3w> That one I had copied to the clipboard...
[01:57] <n3w> c ya
[01:58] <wowstargate> this is what i got from ethtool......http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1122592/
[02:01] <IllegalOpcode> you can try noapic and see if that helps
[02:01] <FenrirReturns> wowstargate: Try something like sudo ethtool eth0 -s 1000 full
[02:01] <IllegalOpcode> opps
[02:01] <wowstargate> ok
[02:02] <wowstargate> ethtool: bad command line argument(s)
[02:02] <wowstargate> For more information run ethtool -h
[02:03] <FenrirReturns> wowstargate: oops, give sudo ethtool eth0 speed 1000 duplex full a try
[02:03] <wowstargate> ok
[02:04] <wowstargate> same error
[02:05] <FenrirReturns> wowstargate: Hm.. I'm not sure, thats what I remember the command line syntax being
[02:05] <wowstargate> there is -l -L -p -w
[02:05] <wowstargate> accoring to hrlp
[02:05] <wowstargate> help*
[02:06] <wowstargate> but from what i can see it is running at full speed, I Don't get it
[02:06] <nicktendopefish6> Hello, could someone help me with a sound issue?
[02:07] <nicktendopefish6> Installed 12.04 a couple of days ago, and i'm getting crackly audio :\
[02:11] <xcervo> hello guys can som2 help me how to view channels on irssi?
[02:11] <xcervo> som1*
[02:11] <warcrash> thank you everyone, now i can share the printer with windows systems, i think windows 7 have support for ipp protocol
[02:12] <wowstargate> and of course my driver cd only has Windblowz drivers on it...go figure
[02:12] <warcrash> so i tried sharing it with CUPS only, but seems really need samba to access it from windows
[02:22] <djshotglass> does linux have anyting like http://www.engadget.com/2009/05/18/microsofts-virtual-wifi-will-make-windows-7-wireless-adapters-d/
[02:22] <ActionParsnip> warcrash: tbh I had an issue with it too, so I just have a folder watched for files, it then prints them with lpr then deletes the file
[02:24] <nicktendopefish6> Anyone know where milkytracker stores its config files? I kinda messed it up :P
[02:26] <ActionParsnip> nicktendopefish6: maybe:  sudo updatedb; locate milkytracker    will help
[02:26] <nicktendopefish6> Thank you, i'll give that a shot now.
[02:26] <warcrash> ActionParsnip: hum... I see, here is working fine for now, now configuring lamp, btw do you know some good erp and crm system to use in a factory?
[02:28] <warcrash> I was going for SugarCRM but that may be a little trouble here since most of the employee are chinese and they are not used to so complex systems
[02:30] <EricBlade> anyone know if there's a package hiding in this monstrous list somewhere to install an arm ver of glib for cross compilations?
[02:32] <nicktendopefish6> Woa, wine has definitely gotten better since i last used it :P
[02:36] <ActionParsnip> warcrash: no, sorry
[02:36] <ActionParsnip> nicktendopefish6: indeed
[02:38] <nicktendopefish6> Haha, some of my ancient Game Maker trash doesn't want to run at 60fps, and music has completely wrong timing.
[02:38] <JordanK> What is an iso making program for ubuntuuuuu
[02:39] <theadmin> JordanK: Any disc burner. Or genisoimage if you want to go CLI.
[02:40] <theadmin> JordanK: Brasero (preinstalled in Ubuntu since forever) can make ISOs as well.
[02:40] <JordanK> Oh. Great. Thanks :)
[02:41] <nicktendopefish6> It seems ever since i went to Ubuntu 12.04, my sound sometimes gets crackly :\
[02:42] <nicktendopefish6> Gets annoying when i'm playing music/games, but doesn't affect all programs.
[02:42] <L3top> Where is $PATH set in ubuntu?
[02:42] <nicktendopefish6> Strangely, Mumble is not affected.
[02:43] <theadmin> L3top: I would assume /etc/environment
[02:43] <L3top> ty theadmin
[02:43] <theadmin> L3top: Not too sure though.
[02:43] <nicktendopefish6> Forgot how to change name in XChat, its been a while :P
[02:45] <theadmin> nicktendopefish6: Normally, /nick new_nickname
[02:45] <L3top> should be different for root though theadmin... however yes... that file is there and is correct for users
[02:45] <Nicktendo64> Nvm :L
[02:45] <theadmin> L3top: Well, normally nobody logs in as root on Ubuntu anyway, therefore I can't know if root gets the same environment or not.
[02:47] <L3top> sudo -s  for instance, has its own pathing theadmin.
[02:47] <ideaman> Anyone running 12.04 desktop with dual screens on a Sapphire Radeon HD 7770? I can't get it to work....
[02:47] <theadmin> L3top: Yeah but... You normally use "sudo -i".
[02:47] <theadmin> L3top: (which preserves the environment)
[02:48] <L3top> theadmin: and the scripts which run at startup use the equivelant of sudo su. It is the startup scripting environment I am concerned about atm
[02:48] <ActionParsnip> !ati | ideaman
[02:48] <theadmin> L3top: Oh, just set your path at the beginning of the script, or use full paths
[02:48] <ideaman> ahh, thanks
[02:49] <ideaman> will check it out
[02:49] <l00pback_> I just installed Ubuntu 12.04 on my HP pavilion laptop.
[02:49] <L3top> theadmin: this is a oneoff problem with a single user case from an alternate installer I built... and cannot figure for the life of me how his has changed. I wanted to see the env call... to begin debugging.
[02:49] <theadmin> l00pback_: Congratulations. Any problems?
[02:49] <l00pback_> The keyboard isn't working, at all
[02:50] <[snake]> I hate to ask, but can anyone write a bash script for me maybe? you don't have to make any promises.
[02:50] <L3top> echoing $PATH does not produce anything in sbin theadmin. Very odd.
[02:50] <ActionParsnip> l00pback_: what model pavillion is it?
[02:50] <theadmin> [snake]: I can try.
[02:50] <Nicktendo64> Anyone know if the linux version of XChat will support FLAC?
[02:50] <Nicktendo64> Or just WAV.
[02:50] <l00pback_> an external USB keyboard works though. And ActionParsnip, it's a g6
[02:51] <theadmin> Nicktendo64: Err, FLAC? Audio format?... I don't really see why would it -- err... It's a chat thing, not a media player
[02:51] <JohnnyP> I just installed 12.04 x64 on a Dell Vostro 1700. Intel Dual Core 2.0GHz, 4GB RAM and everything is really laggy. I've tried to update the nVidia drivers as per some google searches, but no luck. Doesn't seem to get any better. Any other thoughts?
[02:51] <[snake]> theadmin, ok, I need to take one line of text from 'file a' and add it to the end of the corresponding line in 'fileb'
[02:51] <[snake]> file b*
[02:51] <Nicktendo64> theadmin: its for notification sounds.
[02:52] <theadmin> [snake]: No problems... But mind if I do it in Perl? Will take me much less time >.<
[02:52] <[snake]> theadmin, sure! :)
[02:52] <ActionParsnip> l00pback_: do you dual boot the system?
[02:52] <l00pback_> ActionParsnip: no, I don't.
[02:54] <ActionParsnip> l00pback_: if you run:  xev  and press the inbuilt keyboard, does it generate events?
[02:54] <nydel> hello all
[02:55] <ActionParsnip> l00pback_: may help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1663298
[02:55] <JohnnyP> I'm lost...I don't know what to do
[02:55] <JohnnyP> maybe try the 32bit instead of the 64bit?
[02:55] <l00pback_> ActionParsnip: Yeah, it says Ubuntu 12.04 has experienced an internal error.
[02:55] <nydel> JohnnyP: what's the problem?
[02:56] <JohnnyP> I'll repost
[02:56] <JohnnyP> I just installed 12.04 x64 on a Dell Vostro 1700. Intel Dual Core 2.0GHz, 4GB RAM and everything is really laggy. I've tried to update the nVidia drivers as per some google searches, but no luck. Doesn't seem to get any better. Any other thoughts?
[02:56] <l00pback_> Exec path is /usr/bin/gnome-control-center
[02:56] <ActionParsnip> JohnnyP: is the Unity2D session ok?
[02:56] <JohnnyP> not sure what you mean by that
[02:56] <JohnnyP> sorry...kind of a Ubuntu n00b
[02:57] <[snake]> theadmin, oh, and very important. the file b i hebrew. so maybe like utf8 or w/e
[02:57] <nydel> JohnnyP: just curious, did you use wubi?
[02:57] <[snake]> is in hebrew* theadmin
[02:57] <Nicktendo64> JohnnyP: I have an NVidia, ubuntu automaticly used the official drivers for me.
[02:57] <JohnnyP> •Nicktendo64• mine also used the official and I switched to the 302.19(???)
[02:58] <JohnnyP> •nydel• not sure what wubi is
[02:58] <nydel> Nicktendo64: i hear a lot of problems with nvidia.. but i get the feeling they're mostly from people who are new to linux
[02:58] <theadmin> [snake]: Should do the trick: http://sprunge.us/aALE
[02:58] <nydel> JohnnyP: it's the install application for ubuntu that runs from windows
[02:58] <JohnnyP> nydel, probably. I've used Linux before, but it's been a long time
[02:58] <JordanK> Is there a keyboard shortcut for ubuntu to minimize all open windows? Like windows has "windows key +
[02:58] <JordanK> d
[02:58] <JohnnyP> nydel, no...I did a clean install to a fresh partition
[02:59] <nydel> JohnnyP: it's all good, i just came back to linux about a year or so ago. i used wubi to install ubuntu, on a whim, & i just never booted back into windows!
[02:59] <theadmin> [snake]: (I HOPE -- just test it on something unimportant first, please)
[02:59] <nydel> JohnnyP: okay & you're just getting general lag when running desktop applications? or are you doing something more graphics-intense
[02:59] <JohnnyP> nydel, some work software will only work with Winblows, but hoping to make Wine work
[03:00] <JohnnyP> nydel, just even opening the file manager and even FireFox
[03:00] <Nicktendo64> nydel, The NVidia drivers are fine for me, its just sound thats bugging me.
[03:01] <JohnnyP> nydel, mouse moves around fine. I even went in a logged into my wife's facebook page and started one of her flash games
[03:01] <JohnnyP> it was horrible
[03:01] <nydel> Nicktendo64: what is your sound hardware?
[03:02] <JohnnyP> I want to rid of Winblows for sure, but if I'm getting lag on my laptop, I can't have it
[03:02] <Nicktendo64> nydel: Some standard intergrated realtek hda chip, i'm using USB headphones BTW.
[03:02] <L3top> JohnnyP: lspci -nn | grep VGA
[03:02] <unknown45682> hi
[03:03] <nydel> what L3top said. or drop the grep if you can't get a result
[03:03] <JohnnyP> •L3top• what does that do?
[03:03] <JordanK> Is there a keyboard shortcut to minimize all windows?
[03:03] <Mosene> HelloComputer15, I have a quick question if someone can help...
[03:03] <L3top> It tells me the PCIID of your nvidia card JohnnyP.
[03:03] <nydel> JordanK: super+d i think?
[03:03] <nydel> no that's not right
[03:03] <unknown45682> I just installed torchat and after i close it i see tor is still running. i tried to end process but then it starts again after ending. then i try kill process and it starts up again.
[03:03] <Mosene> lol, script "hello"
[03:03] <JohnnyP> crap....I need to get back into that..
[03:03] <nydel> JordanK: it's not minimize all but rather show desktop
[03:04] <Nicktendo64> Oh, is there a way to stop ubuntu showing up search when i hit alt?
[03:04] <Nicktendo64> It messes up some games.
[03:04] <nydel> JordanK: you can see the shortcuts in system -> keyboard
[03:04] <JohnnyP> L3top, I'm going to have to get back to you on that....
[03:04] <theadmin> Nicktendo64: It's supposed to show search when you hit Super, not Alt. I think you have the wrong layout selected :P
[03:04] <JordanK> nydel,  Ok, I'll have a look. That's the one feature I like in windows more :P
[03:05] <nydel> Nicktendo64: you can do that in system -> keyboard, or if you can't you could use compiz config
[03:05] <L3top> JohnnyP: you just need to open a terminal. You should close all windows other than chat and this terminal.
[03:05] <ensi> hello i have Ubuntu 10.04 (not sure of the gnome and gtk versions), just wondering, on 3 different computers i have the same problem. If *any* process is doing heavy IO (writing gigs of data) every GTK application will become unresponsive
[03:05] <nydel> Nicktendo64: the compiz config shortcuts plugin doesn't cause too many problems for a compiz plugin ;)
[03:05] <Nicktendo64> theadmin, i'm just using English(USA), aussie keyboard btw.
[03:05] <ensi> anyone vfamiliar with this problem
[03:05] <Mosene> can someone help me with a Ubuntu 12.04 fresh install from USB, i have an error: BOOTMGR missing
[03:05] <JohnnyP> this is a different PC
[03:05] <JohnnyP> and I can't get that laptop to boot again...
[03:06] <theadmin> Nicktendo64: Might have some keys swapped around, so maybe switch to US-International?
[03:06] <JordanK> Is there a teminal command to minimize everything? Under settings => keyboard you can add custom shortcuts.
[03:06] <Nicktendo64> Mosene, worked fine for my friend when we used LiLi.
[03:06] <Linux_User> Mosene I think you might have installed grub to the thumbdrive not the hard disk
[03:06] <unknown45682> I can't end the tor.sh process
[03:06] <L3top> I see JohnnyP. Let me know when you get it up and running. Login with unity 2d. Just type my nic... I will be in other chats.
[03:07] <Mosene> I read on google that I must format the usb in FAT32 format and not in NTFS format
[03:07] <JohnnyP> of course my laptop wants to stop workingok...how do I login with Unity2d though?
[03:08] <ActionParsnip> Mosene: did you set the boot device to the internal partition?
[03:08] <Nicktendo64> Mosene, What method were you using to get ubuntu on the memory stick?
[03:08] <ActionParsnip> JohnnyP: you select it on the login page under the ubuntu icon near your username
[03:08] <TopSpinSL> hey all, I'm using Ubuntu 10.04.4 LTS,  Apache/2.2.14 (Ubuntu), PHP 5.3.2-1ubuntu4.17 and mysql  Ver 14.14 Distrib 5.1.63.... when i execute a simple php script which queries a mysql table it's taking 2 minutes or more to finish
[03:09] <JohnnyP> •L3top• thanks man...I'll be back to you when this damn laptop decides to work again
[03:09] <TopSpinSL> on another server using a different Ubuntu version 12.04, it's instant
[03:09] <TopSpinSL> any known issues that could cause this ?
[03:09] <Mosene> Nicktendo64: I download it from the site and coppyed to the USB
[03:09] <L3top> TopSpinSL: I would check the database for corruption first off.
[03:09] <Linux_User> Mosene the USB should be FAT 16
[03:09] <ActionParsnip> TopSpinSL: are there any known bugs?
[03:09] <TopSpinSL> Database is fine.
[03:09] <TopSpinSL> fresh install this morning
[03:10] <TopSpinSL> was a mysqldump from one server to another
[03:10] <ActionParsnip> TopSpinSL: have you shrank the mysql file to make the database more efficient?
[03:10] <Mosene> Linux_User: I don`t have that option on the format just FAT32 an exFAT
[03:10] <TopSpinSL> it holds 3 records
[03:10] <TopSpinSL> it's a black system
[03:10] <[snake]> theadmin, it doesn't seem to be working. :/
[03:10] <ActionParsnip> TopSpinSL: ah
[03:10] <TopSpinSL> *blank*
[03:10] <Nicktendo64> Mosene, I personally would use something like Linux Live USB. Thats what i used.
[03:10] <theadmin> [snake]: Sorry then. Ugh, I'm tired so no offense, but I'm not going to rewrite that
[03:11] <Linux_User> Mosene its in Gparted
[03:11] <[snake]> theadmin, that's ok, I'll fool around with it tomorrow.
[03:11] <ActionParsnip> TopSpinSL: could ask in #mysql maybe there is something amiss
[03:11] <[snake]> theadmin, thanks :)
[03:12] <Mosene> Linux_User: Thats a program if I remember correctly?
[03:12] <Linux_User> Mosene yes it is. sudo apt-get install gparted =)
[03:13] <Nicktendo64> Ok, well XChat hates FLAC.
[03:13] <ActionParsnip> Nicktendo64: do you mean for audio alerts?
[03:13] <Nicktendo64> yes
[03:13] <ActionParsnip> Nicktendo64: doesn't it use notify-osd ?
[03:14] <Nicktendo64> I don't know :P
[03:14] <Mosene> Linux_User: I have Windows on my home pc, becouse i`m not the only user, And I whant to install ubuntu on my laptop, Gparted exists on windows too?
[03:14] <Linux_User> Mosene for windows just right click on the thumbstick and format as FAT. what size is the disk?
[03:15] <Mosene> the USB is 16 GB
[03:15] <nguyenduy> where should i join to discuss about facebook oauth? Is there anyone knows? I'm a newbie
[03:15] <nguyenduy> helllo
[03:15] <Mosene> Stick* and when i right click on it and press format it has 2 options FAT32 and exFAT
[03:15] <mi3> nguyenduy: lol
[03:16] <nguyenduy> ??
[03:16] <Linux_User> Mosene ah thats why. FAT 32 will have to be used. as for writing the .iso to the USB. i use either Unetbootin or YUMI
[03:16] <ActionParsnip> nguyenduy: seems to be a ruby thing
[03:16] <kamilo> @nguyenduy ._.
[03:16] <Nicktendo64> Ubuntu isn't picking up my second screen.
[03:16] <ActionParsnip> nguyenduy: try #ruby
[03:16] <Nicktendo64> *sadface
[03:16] <ns_nazri> using xboot software in windows install linux
[03:17] <nguyenduy> @ActionParsnip: thanks
[03:17] <Mosene> Linux_User: I`ll try with Unetbootin
[03:18] <Linux_User> Mosene it should be in the repo's. I'm not sure. im on my debian box ATM
[03:18] <ns_nazri> using xboot is the best check in website
[03:19] <Linux_User> if I may ask, how many people are excited for Steam for Linux?
[03:19] <sanjay> after upgrading  to ubuntu 12.04 it showing "not all updates can not be installed" why?
[03:20] <ActionParsnip> http://www.pendrivelinux.com/multiboot-create-a-multiboot-usb-from-linux/  if you don't have windows handy
[03:20] <Mosene> Linux_User: by the way did u managed to use a pppoe internet connection on debian?
[03:21] <Linux_User> Mosene I don't have that type of connection. I just have wireless/Ethernet
[03:21] <ns_nazri> you mean steam is game
[03:22] <Linux_User> no the steam client from Valve. half-life2 left for dead
[03:22] <ActionParsnip> ns_nazri: who mentioned steam?
[03:22] <Linux_User> Guilty
[03:22] <ActionParsnip> ns_nazri: oh i see it now :D
[03:22] <SnapSnap> When I make Youtube videos fullscreen it's full of yellow dots. Anyone else had this bug?
[03:23] <ActionParsnip> Linux_User: i'll believe it when I see it, lots of companies have said they will make linux clients then don't
[03:23] <ns_nazri> yes i do this clien
[03:23] <Linux_User> just trying to see how many people are excited about it. the people on #debian didn't really care at all
[03:23] <ActionParsnip> SnapSnap: what browsers have you tried?
[03:23] <OerHeks> SnapSnap, change youtube resolution to 480p or higher
[03:23] <ActionParsnip> Linux_User: i'm not holding my breath
[03:23] <theadmin> Linux_User: It's offtopic here. Also as a user of an ATI GPU, I'm not excited :/
[03:23] <Linux_User> http://blogs.valvesoftware.com/linux/
[03:23] <ns_nazri> i cannot sure but steam active in windows
[03:24] <skater> Hello
[03:24] <ns_nazri> hello to
[03:25] <skater> I am trying to use chmod and it doesn't appear to be working. can anyone help a newbie
[03:25] <Linux_User> skater what are you trying to modify?
[03:25] <ns_nazri> use chmod 770 or 700
[03:25] <skater>         Path "/var/www/app/etc" must be writable.         Path "/var/www/var" must be writable.         Path "/var/www/media" must be writable.
[03:26] <SnapSnap> ActionParsnip: Google Chrome and Firefox
[03:26] <ActionParsnip> ns_nazri: sudo chmod +w /var/www/app/etc
[03:26] <SnapSnap> OerHeks: Doesn't help
[03:26] <ActionParsnip> skater: ^
[03:26] <ActionParsnip> skater: chmod +w /var/www/media
[03:27] <skater> Ok I will try it thanks
[03:27] <OerHeks> SnapSnap, i use no flashplugin, i use http://www.youtube.com/html5
[03:27] <OerHeks> but that doesn't work on other flash sites
[03:28] <ActionParsnip> SnapSnap: can you pastebin the output of:  lsb_release -a; uname -a; dpkg -l | egrep 'flash|gnash|swf|spark'
[03:28] <JohnnyP> •L3top• I'm running it from the CD since my HDD doesn't want to boot the install. But it came back with '01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [300]: NVIDIA Corporation G84 [GeForce 8600M GT] [10de:0407] (rev a1)"
[03:29] <SnapSnap> OerHeks: I switched to HTML5. No difference.
[03:29] <ActionParsnip> JohnnyP: try the boot option: nouveau.blacklist=1
[03:29] <aLusion> Can anyone recommend me a good guide on securing my network with Ubuntu?
[03:29] <ActionParsnip> SnapSnap: use http://pastie.org or similar
[03:29] <ns_nazri> download adobe flash in www.softpedia.com and click manu linux
[03:30] <ActionParsnip> ns_nazri: why, it's in the repos. You don't need any websites at all
[03:30] <JohnnyP> •ActionParsnip• I don't know how to do that. Right now it looks as if I need to do another install, so it could be a while
[03:30] <h00k> So, I'm trying to manually run netconsole on this machine by adding it to /etc/modules, and adding my netconsole config in /etc/modprobe.d/netconsole, however it seems to be completely not attempting to load netconsole on occasion. I haven't had it load netconsole the last 4 boots. I can manually load netconsole and have it grab the config in /etc/modprobe.d/, though.
[03:30] <Linux_User> SnapSnap Adobe has discontinued Flash plugin for linux. the only game in town is Chrome with the Pepper API
[03:30] <skater> I have used the command for all 3 directories but still nothing
[03:30] <ActionParsnip> JohnnyP: copy the command I gave and press CTRL+ALT+T, paste the command in the terminal and hit ENTER
[03:31] <SnapSnap> ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.com/u16A1qss
[03:31] <ActionParsnip> JohnnyP: copy the output and go to http://pastie.org Paste it there and hit paste. When the page changes, copy the new address in the address bar and paste here as an update
[03:31] <ActionParsnip> JohnnyP: sorry
[03:31] <ActionParsnip> !bootoption | JohnnyP
[03:31] <L3top> JohnnyP: that should be fine with nvidia-current. How did you install the nvidia driver?
[03:32] <ActionParsnip> SnapSnap: try:  sudo apt-get --purge remove flashplugin-installer
[03:32] <ActionParsnip> SnapSnap: enable the partner repo and install adobe-flashplugin
[03:32] <JohnnyP> •ActionParsnip• so 'bootoption: nouveau.blacklist=1'?
[03:32] <ActionParsnip> JohnnyP: yeah crossed wires in my brain
[03:32] <ActionParsnip> !nomodeset | JohnnyP
[03:32] <h00k> I'm having an updated 12.04 ignore 'netconsole' that I have in /etc/modules, does any one have protips as to what may help me?
[03:32] <DaDaDOSPrompt> I have an rsync process that won't respond to sudo kill -9 <PID>, is there any other way that I can get rid of it?
[03:32] <SnapSnap> ActionParsnip: What do you mean by "enable the partner repo"?
[03:32] <ns_nazri> skater. i think your script problem
[03:33] <ActionParsnip> JohnnyP: just use the nouveau.blacklist=1 boot option instead, its set in the same place in the same way
[03:33] <rgenito> herro everyone
[03:33] <theadmin> DaDaDOSPrompt: Try killing it with -SEGV instead. May help.
[03:33] <ActionParsnip> SnapSnap: you can enable and disable sources in software centre
[03:33] <JohnnyP> •L3top• used this sudo apt-add-repository ppa:ubuntu-x-swat/x-updates
[03:33] <JohnnyP> sudo apt-get update
[03:33] <JohnnyP> sudo apt-get install nvidia-current
[03:34] <JohnnyP> it installed 302.17 or something along those lines
[03:34] <h00k> if /etc/modules is failing to load a module automatically, is it an issue with the module (netconsole), or the kernel itself?
[03:34] <DaDaDOSPrompt> no
[03:34] <DaDaDOSPrompt> I fear that didn't work
[03:34] <skater> is there a gui tool that i can use for this as I am not very good with cmd line
[03:35] <DaDaDOSPrompt> my problem is that my rsync died at some point (probably due to crappy Western Digital hard disk behaviors) and I seem to have somehow ended up with two rsyncs. One is <defunct> and I think that's a child process of the process that won't die. that second process is owned by init though, so I may not be able to kill it.
[03:35] <theadmin> h00k: Try "sudo modprobe netconsole", does it load?
[03:35] <L3top> JohnnyP: I don't know why you chose to install from xswat... but that should ALSO be working.
[03:35] <h00k> theadmin: it loads, but it's not grabbing it's options I want from /etc/modprobe.d/netconsole if I load it that way.
[03:36] <JohnnyP> •L3top• it was part of a guide. When it booted, it also showed a icon of a PCI card and I clicked that and tried some of those options...
[03:36] <theadmin> h00k: Hm... I'm not too familiar with how modules work really, sorry
[03:36] <L3top> DaDaDOSPrompt: doesnt kill -9 want a process name?  Just really over slow.
[03:36] <h00k> theadmin: thanks anyway, I'll keep checking. I'm trying to decide if it's a kernel issue or with netconsole itself
[03:37] <smart> hello everyone i'm knew on this experience
[03:37] <DaDaDOSPrompt> l3top, yes, I have used the PIDs
[03:37] <Linux_User> JohnnyP the best way to install nvidia drivers is the script provided by nvidia. and you get the absolute newest drivers to boot
[03:37] <DaDaDOSPrompt> they're not going away
[03:37] <DaDaDOSPrompt> of course, I'm starting to think that something is quite wrong here, in any case
[03:37] <SnapSnap> ActionParsnip: I see the sources but how do I "enable the partner repo". I don't quite understand what you're saying
[03:37] <L3top> DaDaDOSPrompt: I am saying that the -9 switch wants a NAME not ID... thats all
[03:38] <rgenito> does anyone know how to set DNS servers upon boot?
[03:38] <L3top> DaDaDOSPrompt: once you kill it, is it respawning with a new PID?
[03:38] <rgenito> as in.. i dont want to use the DNS servers given to me by the gateway :D
[03:38] <theadmin> L3top: Uh, no. "kill" requires a PID. "killall" requires a process name, indeed. Nothing to do with -9 or anything.
[03:38] <L3top> ty theadmin... was originally a question.
[03:38] <ActionParsnip> SnapSnap: might be under one of the other tabs in additional sources
[03:39] <JohnnyP> •Linux_User• what script? The ones I just posted should have been the newest. Looks as if they posted those about 3 weeks ago
[03:39] <ActionParsnip> SnapSnap: if you want to do it CLI style you can simply uncomment the deb lines for the partner repo in /etc/apt/sources.list
[03:39] <SnapSnap> ActionParsnip:Canonical Partners. Gotcha
[03:39] <L3top> ignore me DaDaDOSPrompt.  I was mistaken.
[03:39] <ActionParsnip> SnapSnap: that's it
[03:40] <l00pback_> Hey I have a big problem in my hp pavilion laptop I installed 12.04 and I can't use my keyboard now! ...even on the bios
[03:40] <theadmin> l00pback_: Eh, if it doesn't work in the BIOS it's not an Ubuntu issue.
[03:40] <l00pback_> I need a way to enable the inbuilt keyboard
[03:40] <DaDaDOSPrompt> well, something is amiss. can't restart firefox, can't unmount my disks
[03:40] <DaDaDOSPrompt> looks like my kernel may have bombed at some point :[]
[03:40] <ns_nazri> bios isu
[03:41] <JohnnyP> going to try a fresh install again...
[03:41] <ns_nazri> u must update bios
[03:41] <l00pback_> theadmin: The problem started after I installed ubuntu
[03:41] <theadmin> DaDaDOSPrompt: Ouch, that sounds bad, might be something to do with init or indeed the kernel.
[03:41] <SnapSnap> ActionParsnip: Weird error message: "Package adobe-flashplugin is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source  E: Package 'adobe-flashplugin' has no installation candidate"
[03:41] <Linux_User> JohnnyP I didn't see any of your previous posts. but if you download the driver from nvidia.com and follow the instructions. its not too hard. you will be set. it does all the hard work for you
[03:42] <theadmin> l00pback_: So? Coincidence. You INSTALLED it, meaning you managed to type in the username DURING the installation, right? Meaning keyboard worked in the Ubuntu livecd before. Meaning it's not an Ubuntu problem. Also, Ubuntu has no effect on the BIOS anyway.
[03:42] <jaxdahl> i installed ubuntu-desktop with --no-install-recommends, how do i install the recommended packages now?
[03:42] <ns_nazri> 100pback, i think try update your bios
[03:42] <JohnnyP> •Linux_User• I'll repost my original
[03:42] <JohnnyP> I just installed 12.04 x64 on a Dell Vostro 1700. Intel Dual Core 2.0GHz, 4GB RAM and everything is really laggy. I've tried to update the nVidia drivers as per some google searches, but no luck. Doesn't seem to get any better. Any other thoughts?
[03:42] <l00pback_> ns_nazri: It is the latest version
[03:43] <ns_nazri> or chance os
[03:43] <theadmin> jaxdahl: sudo apt-get --reinstall --whatever-the-flag-for-recommends-is install ubuntu-desktop
[03:43] <OerHeks> l00pback_, keyboard shouldn't be affected by any OS. no ubuntu issue, try to reset laptop, push power 10 sec without battery and boot again
[03:43] <smart> i'll see you later everyone this kind of knew experience is going to be awesonnn but it would be better including twitter to this
[03:43] <l00pback_> OerHeks: Ok will try
[03:44] <DaDaDOSPrompt> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1122693/ is this a kernel error message?
[03:44] <DaDaDOSPrompt> seems like it
[03:45] <theadmin> DaDaDOSPrompt: It's a panic.
[03:45] <theadmin> DaDaDOSPrompt: Basically now you have to do a hard reset, nothing will really help except from that
[03:45] <jaxdahl> when i hit alt in the ubuntu desktop, i get "Error: Hud service not connected"
[03:45] <theadmin> s/except/apart/
[03:45] <DaDaDOSPrompt> ok
[03:45] <DaDaDOSPrompt> shit me, a panic
[03:45] <DaDaDOSPrompt> that ain't good
[03:45] <jaxdahl> this is ubuntu 12.04 in a vmware install if that matters
[03:45] <FloodBot1> DaDaDOSPrompt: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:45] <h00k> DaDaDOSPrompt: also, please keep the lanaguage appropriate
[03:46] <ActionParsnip> jaxdahl: are you fuly updated?
[03:46] <jaxdahl> ActionParsnip i did an apt-get update/upgrade if that is what you are asking
[03:46] <jaxdahl> this was a server install at first, so i may be missing some packages i should have installed
[03:46] <ActionParsnip> jaxdahl: is it the same if you make a fresh ubuntu user?
[03:46] <ActionParsnip> jaxdahl: why install server if you want a desktop OS?
[03:47] <jaxdahl> i had the server ISO downloaded already and was lazy
[03:47] <jaxdahl> is there something else i should have installed besides ubuntu-desktop? i'll try making a new user
[03:48] <theadmin> jaxdahl: A display manager, such as lightdm... Not sure if ubuntu-desktop includes that
[03:49] <ActionParsnip> jaxdahl: do you have indicator-appmenu installed?
[03:51] <ActionParsnip> jaxdahl: also install unity-2d-shell
[03:51] <SnapSnap> ActionParsnip: Weird error message: "Package adobe-flashplugin is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source  E: Package 'adobe-flashplugin' has no installation candidate"
[03:52] <ActionParsnip> jaxdahl: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1122705/
[03:52] <jaxdahl> installing indicator-appmenu fixed it
[03:53] <jaxdahl> but still feels like i'm missing stuff
[03:54] <ActionParsnip> jaxdahl: because you should use the desktop ISO ideally
[03:54] <ActionParsnip> SnapSnap: did you run:  sudo apt-get update    first
[03:55] <Justin___> My wireless wont work running Ubuntu, even though I installed the drivers it said it needed to install.
[03:55] <l00pback_> I installed windblows, keyboard working now.
[03:55] <l00pback_> This is weird.
[03:55] <jaxdahl> ActionParsnip, surely there is some base package i can install to get the default desktop stuff in without downloading an ISO and reinstalling
[03:56] <ns_nazri> windblows how u find
[03:58] <Nicktendo64> Hello, is it a bad idea to remove PulseAudio?
[03:58] <DaDaDOSPrompt> Nicktendo64, I can't recommend it on a Ubuntu system
[03:58] <DaDaDOSPrompt> is it giving you trouble?
[03:58] <Nicktendo64> Yes
[03:58] <DaDaDOSPrompt> you have no sound at the moment?
[03:58] <theadmin> Nicktendo64: Yes, because GNOME since version 3 depends on it, and therefore, you'll pretty much ruin the whole desktop. If you were running KDE or somesuch it may have been acceptable though.
[03:58] <Nicktendo64> Not quite
[03:59] <DaDaDOSPrompt> what's it doing to you?
[03:59] <CelticTurnip> hey all - I've been searching for a while and I can't seem to find what I want, I'm checking out Ubuntu server for a project and I want to get rid of the high res terminal and force it to 80x24 - I edited grub.cfg and it started up correctly then jumped to a higher res later... anyway to turn this behaviour off?
[03:59] <Nicktendo64> Sound runs ok for a few minutes, then it gets really crackly.
[03:59] <DaDaDOSPrompt> hmm
[04:00] <DaDaDOSPrompt> are you watching top or htop when that happens?
[04:00] <Nicktendo64> I read that PulseAudio causes it sometimes
[04:00] <Nicktendo64> and no
[04:00] <DaDaDOSPrompt> might be worthwhile to see whether or not a process is getting live on the CPU, unless pulseaudio is, indeed, that process
[04:00] <DaDaDOSPrompt> very possible
[04:00] <DaDaDOSPrompt> hm
[04:00] <Nicktendo64> it affects all sounds exept for Mumble
[04:00] <Nicktendo64> including OS sounds.
[04:00] <DaDaDOSPrompt> are you using a particular sound card?
[04:00] <SnapSnap> ActionParsnip: I ran enabled the parter repo, ran sudo apt-get update, then tried without running install adobe-flashplugin. Everything works fine now.
[04:01] <Nicktendo64> Nope, just a standard realtek
[04:01] <Nicktendo64> intergrated into the motherboard.
[04:01] <ActionParsnip> SnapSnap: flash is ok too?
[04:01] <DaDaDOSPrompt> hmm
[04:01] <DaDaDOSPrompt> are you going through any sort of extension cable?
[04:01] <SnapSnap> Looks like it
[04:01] <ActionParsnip> SnapSnap: nice
[04:01] <Nicktendo64> I am however using a pair of USB headphones.
[04:01] <SnapSnap> ActionParsnip: Yep. Thanks for the help.
[04:02] <ActionParsnip> SnapSnap: np dude :). that package will install 64bit flash if you have 64bit OS too
[04:02] <Nicktendo64> I noticed in audacity the output device is ALSA
[04:02] <ActionParsnip> jaxdahl: not sure but if you want a desktop OS I suggest the desktop ISO, or use the minimal ISO (20Mb) and install using the web :)
[04:03] <ActionParsnip> ns_nazri: see how I didn't use your softpedia page and got it fixed....
[04:04] <Nicktendo64> Hopefully i will get this audio problem fixed before steam for linux comes out.
[04:05] <Nicktendo64> Could the problem be with ALSA, prehaps?
[04:07] <theadmin> Is there a way to install Ubuntu from an existing Linux setup? I'm too lazy to make a bootable USB :/
[04:08] <Nicktendo64> DaDaDOSPrompt: I ran grep "Codec:" /proc/asound/card*/codec*
[04:08] <ns_nazri> The ALSA library plugin 'jack' allows the ALSA library to play or capture via JACK (This should not be confused with the jackd output driver 'alsa', included in the jackd package, which allows the JACK daemon to play back via the ALSA library." Yeah -- how could anybody ever get those confused?
[04:08] <DaDaDOSPrompt> woah
[04:08] <DaDaDOSPrompt> what the heck
[04:08] <DaDaDOSPrompt> what does that do, Nicktendo64
[04:09] <DaDaDOSPrompt> did it fix your issue?
[04:09] <DaDaDOSPrompt> ah, clearly not
[04:09] <DaDaDOSPrompt> just a grep
[04:09] <Nicktendo64> DaDaDOSPrompt: should i use the ubuntu pastebin?
[04:09] <skater> ubuntu@ubuntu1:~$ sudo chmod +w /var/www/app/etc
[04:09] <skater> [sudo] password for ubuntu:
[04:09] <skater> ubuntu@ubuntu1:~$ sudo chmod +w /var/www/var
[04:09] <skater> ubuntu@ubuntu1:~$ sudo chmod +w /var/www/media
[04:09] <FloodBot1> skater: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:09] <DaDaDOSPrompt> yes
[04:09] <DaDaDOSPrompt> also, those are some funky regular expressions
[04:09] <skater> any thoughts
[04:09] <theadmin> skater: Well, from any of that it seems it worked.
[04:10] <skater> Ok but when I try to complete the installation of the website "magento" it keeps telling me to do the same thing as if it's not working
[04:10] <theadmin> skater: If it didn't, though, make sure the owner/group of those files is the one that's trying to write there
[04:11] <Nicktendo64> DaDaDOSPrompt: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1122719/
[04:11] <Nicktendo64> thats my console output
[04:11] <skater> there is only one owner which is me I assume :(
[04:11] <Nicktendo64> apparently if it has ID in the name its not supported
[04:11] <Crustyeyelids> fixing wireless problems, anyone, anyone?
[04:12] <andrewh192> Crustyeyelids: what sort of probs?
[04:12] <theadmin> skater: Well, what is the UID your webserver runs as?
[04:12] <DaDaDOSPrompt> Nicktendo, the only "id" I find in this file is NVidia
[04:12] <theadmin> skater: Actually, dammit all, just: sudo chmod -R 777 /var/www/ # This isn't safe for production use, but it will do if it's just a playground.
[04:13] <Nicktendo64> so my audio card is supported
[04:13] <DaDaDOSPrompt> ah
[04:13] <Crustyeyelids> msg/ andrewh192 I can't get my wireless to toggle on
[04:13] <DaDaDOSPrompt> perhaps there's some sort of Hz setting that needs to be tweaked in the pulseaudio daemon
[04:13] <Nicktendo64> I'm not looking at the NVidia, i'm looking at the realtek
[04:13] <DaDaDOSPrompt> that's your default source/sink?
[04:14] <Nicktendo64> I googled my chip, some launchpad bugs were in the results
[04:14] <skater> hmmm I am a newbie so forgive me If I don't know how to answer that :(
[04:14] <andrewh192> Crustyeyelids: you on a desktop or laptop?
[04:14] <DaDaDOSPrompt> ah, crapola, then it may have unresolved issues
[04:14] <Nicktendo64> DaDaDOSPrompt: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/1006339
[04:14] <Red-Mobile> Testing
[04:15] <DaDaDOSPrompt> ooo
[04:15] <skater> :) thank you very much
[04:15] <Nicktendo64> Damnit >.<
[04:15] <DaDaDOSPrompt> well, do you want to step inside of the pulseaudio daemon?
[04:15] <DaDaDOSPrompt> it has many features and an interactive CLI menu
[04:15] <DaDaDOSPrompt> which ain't saying much, but it allows one to tweak many options
[04:15] <Nicktendo64> Ok, i'll give that a shot.
[04:16] <DaDaDOSPrompt> just be careful dicking with sources and sinks
[04:16] <Nicktendo64> I'm a bit of a newb to linux too :$
[04:16] <DaDaDOSPrompt> or you'll mux the audio down a bad output and have no sound left
[04:16] <DaDaDOSPrompt> ah, ok
[04:16] <DaDaDOSPrompt> I wasn't sure what level of proficiency you're at
[04:16] <Nicktendo64> Thats fine
[04:16] <DaDaDOSPrompt> and frankly, how to even discuss such a thing
[04:16] <DaDaDOSPrompt> are you comfortable trying to muddle through the daemon?
[04:17] <Nicktendo64> I'll give it a shot.
[04:17] <DaDaDOSPrompt> I'm a bit hesitant to mess with it on this machine since I've got rsyncs going and already lost one to a kernel panic
[04:17] <Nicktendo64> i'm new to desktop linux, not so much server linux.
[04:17] <DaDaDOSPrompt> aaah
[04:17] <DaDaDOSPrompt> yeah, pulse is tricky
[04:18] <DaDaDOSPrompt> the problem I see and have experienced the most is, yeah, somehow sending the audio signal on a cable headed to Pluto
[04:18] <DaDaDOSPrompt> rather than, say, my speakers
[04:18] <DaDaDOSPrompt> fixable though
[04:18] <Nicktendo64> Hmm
[04:18] <DaDaDOSPrompt> btw, the name of the program that I am thinking of is pacmd
[04:20] <Nicktendo64> Something tells me, its more of an ALSA issue.
[04:20] <DaDaDOSPrompt> could be
[04:20] <Nicktendo64> Drivers drivers driver! \O.o?
[04:20] <newbz> hi
[04:20] <newbz> iam new to ubuntu
[04:21] <theadmin> newbz: That's fine. If you have issues, ask.
[04:21] <ActionParsnip> newbz: everyone is new at some point
[04:21] <newbz> thanks admin
[04:21] <newbz> well my problem is, is it posibble to instal minidwep-gtk? i've google around no solution for me
[04:22] <theadmin> !find minidwep-gtk
[04:22] <theadmin> First time I hear that name... What is that anyway, newbz?
[04:23] <newbz> some software to test wirelerel security
[04:23] <newbz> wireles* bad typo
[04:24] <ActionParsnip> newbz: http://dishingtech.blogspot.com.au/2012/05/download-install-minidwep-gtk-in.html
[04:25] <theadmin> Repeat: Is there a way to install Ubuntu from an existing Linux installation?
[04:25] <Nicktendo64> DaDaDOSPrompt: should i try updating my alsa to the latest version?
[04:25] <ActionParsnip> newbz: are you using ubuntu, or is it backtrack?
[04:26] <boot_> Oi
[04:26] <newbz> ubuntu
[04:26] <ActionParsnip> newbz: cool :)
[04:26] <newbz> unity
[04:26] <ActionParsnip> newbz: what do you think of Unity so far?
[04:26] <newbz> 12.04 not much change from 11 XD
[04:26] <rgenito> dude, wtf is up with ubuntu...
[04:26] <newbz> amazing
[04:26] <rgenito> i change /etc/network/interfaces to have eth0 as a static ip
[04:26] <ActionParsnip> rgenito: in what way, its an extremely complex piece of software
[04:26] <Nicktendo64> unity is pretty good
[04:27] <newbz> but i like clasic gnome more i change to gnome XD
[04:27] <rgenito> ...and then on reboot, ubuntu changes the interfaces to eth3 and eth4. makes no sense.
[04:27] <rgenito> eth0 and eth1 are disregarded
[04:27] <ActionParsnip> rgenito: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1007285
[04:27] <newbz> admin i've try that earlier no luck
[04:27] <rgenito> well for 1, i wanna know why the fk ubuntu is making my 1st and 2nd ethernet port "eth3" and "eth4" all of a sudden. that shit makes no sense.
[04:27] <rgenito> ty for the link
[04:28] <theadmin> rgenito: Please refrain from swearing in this channel, we're trying to be "family-friendly" whatever that is.
[04:28] <DaDaDOSPrompt> Nicktendo64, I dunno
[04:28] <ActionParsnip> rgenito: its a udev hiccup
[04:28] <DaDaDOSPrompt> might not necessarily hurt
[04:28] <rgenito> ty theadmin
[04:28] <Nicktendo64> ok
[04:28] <rgenito> ActionParsnip: ty for the link :)
[04:28] <DaDaDOSPrompt> though if you've been running update manager, I imagine it would be up to date, unless you get it out of a repo running a newer version
[04:28] <ActionParsnip> rgenito: np dude
[04:29] <Nicktendo64> ahk
[04:29] <Nicktendo64> yea, i let ubuntu update when it wants to
[04:29] <rgenito> aww man, this forum is for ubuntu 8 :(
[04:29] <rgenito> i'm on 11.04
[04:30] <theadmin> rgenito: Might still work. A lot has changed since 2008 though.
[04:30] <rgenito> theadmin: doesn't work.
[04:30] <rgenito> welp, i guess the file name changed
[04:30] <rgenito> but by udev ... i'm assuming /lib/udev
[04:31] <ActionParsnip> rgenito: 11.04 is only supported until October this year, thought about upgrading to a clean install of Precise?
[04:31] <rgenito> ActionParsnip: actually, i've thought about debian squeeze.
[04:31] <rgenito> totally has its shite together :)
[04:32] <Nicktendo64> I wonder how well steam runs in ReactOS in VirtualBox? Only one way to find out ;D
[04:33] <tdlam> hi folks Im having a weird graphic bug at Xubuntu shutdown..the splash screen becomes corrupt with rainbow garbled colors...was wondering if anyone has any ideas how to fix this?
[04:33] <theadmin> rgenito: Basically any file in /etc/udev/rules.d ending in ".rules" will be read by udev. The basic rule for you is SUBSYSTEM=="net", ATTR{address}=="aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff", NAME="eth0"
[04:33] <rgenito> oooooh
[04:34] <serumb2> esta es una prueba
[04:34] <Nicktendo64> ohshit its waix
[04:35] <Nicktendo64> horray for getting throttled by the defult aussie sourceforge mirror, memories.
[04:35] <theadmin> tdlam: That always happens for me, no idea how to fix, I think it's sort of... normal
[04:35] <rgenito> thanks theadmin :)
[04:35] <rgenito> and thank you ActionParsnip as well!
[04:36] <tdlam> LOL oh krap!! ok well it was worth a shot...its weird huh?
[04:36] <theadmin> rgenito: I'm not sure when *exactly* are udev rules read though. I think at the time the device is plugged in. Network cards are "plugged in" at boot time for all the system cares.
[04:37] <l3d> was wondering how i would go about making a custom launcher on the launcher bar?
[04:37] <theadmin> l3d: Uh. 1) Run an app. 2) Right-click it. 3) Choose "Keep in Launcher"
[04:37] <tdlam> @theadmin: thank you for responding and I appreciate your time.
[04:37] <theadmin> tdlam: No problems, I didn't help tho
[04:38] <tdlam> at least I know its not just me...wonder izzit a bug?
[04:38] <newbz> i still dont find a solution =.= i hate instaling backtrack back
[04:39] <tdlam> well I also posted it on the desktop envirnments of the Ubuntu Forums...maybe someine has a solution...dunno though
[04:39] <rgenito> and then ANOTHER machine of mine freezes for a good 5 minutes after i initialize some GPUs
[04:39] <rgenito> ...so annoying...
[04:39] <theadmin> rgenito: ATI eh?
[04:39] <rgenito> but it's free so :D
[04:39] <theadmin> rgenito: (my Arch hangs for like 3 minutes at boot time after detecting my silly ATI GPU)
[04:39] <rgenito> theadmin: i've never had problems with this before.
[04:40] <Crustyeyelids> If I have two drivers that say they are activated but not currently in use, how do I get them to be in use?
[04:40] <reuf> i want to search the bash history to find certain command without having to clikc Up dozens of times - how?
[04:40] <rgenito> theadmin: i started having this problem after i shut the machine down, picked it up, moved it to another room, turn it on.
[04:40] <theadmin> rgenito: Well... Weird Linux magic for ya :P
[04:41] <rgenito> ya, so annoying
[04:41] <tdlam> ok @theadmin...God bless and TY again for your kind time...all the best to you
[04:41] <theadmin> reuf: grep whatever ~/.bash_history
[04:41] <l3d> no i would like to make a root nautilus launcher like i used in 10.10
[04:42] <theadmin> l3d: Ohhh... Doh... Not too sure about that, but my basic idea is to create the Desktop Entry under /usr/share/applications and pin it to the launcher bar
[04:42] <deepspeed> l3d, just stick with lucid.  Or better yet, download bodhi 1.4!
[04:43] <theadmin> deepspeed, please do NOT advertise unsupported distributions here.
[04:43] <deepspeed> lol alright
[04:46] <Nicktendo64> hmm, reactos comes without a webbrowser, damn
[04:48] <theadmin> lol
[04:48] <Nicktendo64> oops, i just crashed reactos
[04:48] <rgenito> i sure wish this system would respond... lol >[
[04:48] <Nicktendo64> apparently killing the console process is a nono
[04:49] <rgenito> strangely: when i connect via ssh from another machine, i will be prompted for my password. after that, everything hangs again
[04:49] <rgenito> i doubt the problem is that my entropy pool is gone
[04:49] <rgenito> YAY everything responding again...
[04:50] <rgenito> ...6 minutes later
[04:52] <Nicktendo64> i'm going to be nice to reactos, and put on firefox 2.0
[04:54] <Nicktendo64> Anyone know how to get virtualbox to see my usb flashdrive
[04:55] <rgenito> now wtf, all of a sudden /etc/resolv.conf changes every time i reboot? didn't i say static ip in /etc/network/interfaces !?!?!?
[04:55] <ActionParsnip> Nicktendo64: you need the virtualbox from the virtualbox website, not the ose
[04:55] <ActionParsnip> rgenito: can you pastebin your /etc/network/interfaces file please
[04:55] <rgenito> sure :D
[04:56] <rgenito> let me just wait for this thing to stop freezing :D
[04:56] <Nicktendo64> ah i see
[04:58] <rgenito> ActionParsnip: here ye go:
[04:58] <rgenito> http://pastebin.com/htgbMw35
[04:58] <mahir256> so i upgraded to lubuntu 12.10 alpha 3, and then i restarted, but the login screen is not displaying
[04:59] <ActionParsnip> mahir256: #ubuntu+1 for 12.01 support
[05:00] <rgenito> i have such a love/hate relationship with linux... it's not even funny :D
[05:02] <rgenito> ActionParsnip: any clues?
[05:03] <Nicktendo64> "VirtualBox is not currently allowed to access USB devices"
[05:03] <Nicktendo64> *sadface
[05:03] <wingnut2626> Hi guys.  I tried to install linux mint on a system with windows 7, and the installation failed.  Now the partition tables are jacked up for the windows system (ntfs).  is there a tool i can use to restore the tables?
[05:03] <ActionParsnip> rgenito: the paste isn't loading here
[05:04] <ActionParsnip> wingnut2626: mint isn't supported here
[05:04] <rgenito> seriously? http://pastebin.com/htgbMw35
[05:04] <ActionParsnip> rgenito: yeah, weird. try:  http://pastie.org
[05:05] <rgenito> http://pastie.org/private/6zl7dufuyu5ybbnqvkgeba
[05:05] <Nicktendo64> ActionParsnip: virtualbox wants me to add my user into 'vboxusers', what do i do?
[05:06] <ActionParsnip> Nicktendo64: sudo usermod -a -G vboxusers $USER
[05:07] <Nicktendo64> will this affect anything else?
[05:07] <raid> Hi there, how can i get gnome 2 on my ubuntu 12.04
[05:07] <ActionParsnip> raid: install gnome-panel package
[05:07] <raid> ActionParsnip: is that really gnome2?
[05:08] <foobArrr> I'm trying to find out why my desktop PC takes a lot longer to boot than my notebook, while its hardware should be quite a bit stronger and similar software is installed (sandy bridge vs C2D mobile, Xubuntu 12.04 on both, full disk encryption on both). I'm not sure, if I read the bootchart right: the system seems idle for almost 20 seconds (22 to 41). Is this a problem witch Xorg/lightdm?
[05:08] <foobArrr> bootchart, dmesg, Xorg log: http://<IP_ADDRESS>/g/boot/
[05:09] <ActionParsnip> raid: its a similar look, gnome2 is a dead project
[05:09] <raid> foobArrr: does your laptop have a ssd?
[05:10] <rgenito> ActionParsnip: no ideas? :(
[05:10] <ActionParsnip> rgenito: Ive got a bit of an issue here, i'm gonna be afk a while
[05:10] <foobArrr> raid: both do. crucial m4 in the notebook, samsung 830 in the desktop
[05:11] <rgenito> ok, nevermind... i'm just gunna erase this piece of shhhh ubuntu and go back to debian.
[05:11] <lps2>  /set net_proxy_type 3
[05:11] <raid> foobArrr: hmm, dunno about the performance of both. maybe your laptop has sata 600 and the pc does not
[05:15] <Nicktendo64> ActionParsnip the command you sent me didn't work :(
[05:15] <Nicktendo64> the one for virtualbox usergroups
[05:16] <foobArrr> raid: the ssds should perform quite similar. the desktop has SATA III, note sure about the notebook.
[05:16] <mahir256> so i upgraded to lubuntu 12.10 alpha 3, and then i restarted, but now the login screen isn't showing up. i tried upgrading lightdm, but i realized that it took out my nouveau drivers. how do i reinstall them?
[05:19] <lotuspsychje> ssd rock on ubuntu
[05:19] <caixa> ssd is how ubuntu boots in 10 sec, isnt it
[05:20] <lotuspsychje> caixa: yes and even faster
[05:20] <caixa> lotuspsychje, how faster?
[05:20] <lotuspsychje> caixa: got precise 64 bit here, boots in 5sec (autologin)
[05:20] <caixa> wow lol
[05:20] <lotuspsychje> caixa: and still got an old ssd lol
[05:21] <lotuspsychje> caixa: if you buy a 6G ssd and put ubuntu64 on it , will go like rocket
[05:21] <caixa> i got an old sata3 mechanical, get to desktop in about 20-25
[05:21] <lotuspsychje> caixa: try ##hardware for fastest ssd atm
[05:21] <lotuspsychje> brb
[05:22] <caixa> yeah they've been dropping like rocks in price, i think it's time to grab one... currently my hd is my bottleneck
[05:27] <soulstitchmmo> Is there a way to increase the size of my ubuntu partition within ubuntu or do I have to go into win7?
[05:31] <caixa> SoulShadow, i dont think you can expand a partition
[05:32] <aeon-ltd> soulstitchmmo: i'd reccommend using a livecd environment instead of booting into the hdd
[05:32] <soulstitchmmo> well I know I can do it in windows.
[05:32] <soulstitchmmo> But what does a livecd option allow for?
[05:33] <aeon-ltd> I would just do it to reduce any chance of corruption during resizing
[05:34] <soulstitchmmo> ok thank you aeon-ltd
[05:35] <soulstitchmmo> Is there a way to improve pulseaudio performance? I find it's the buggiest part of my entire experience. I'm constantly have to kill it because it's glitching, or delete it from my home folder to fix yet another corruption/problem.
[05:36] <InferiorHumanOrg> soulstitchmmo: well you could remove it completely
[05:38] <soulstitchmmo> but then where would my sound come from? :p
[05:39] <r_a_f> hello- what install instead not supported adobe flash?
[05:40] <InferiorHumanOrg> soulstitchmmo: alsa
[05:40] <soulstitchmmo> Oh I thought I already had alsa as well.
[05:40] <soulstitchmmo> Does alsa give better performance.
[05:41] <ghostchick> bz,ping
[05:42] <InferiorHumanOrg> soulstitchmmo: im not sure of the specifics but pulseaudio is some kind of sound server built on top of alsa
[05:42] <soulstitchmmo> ok thank you i'll research that in a bit.
[05:43] <InferiorHumanOrg> alsa is the actual creator of sound, I however have no problems with pulseaudio my self and I do have an ubuntu machine that plays ALOT of music.
[05:43] <caixa> so ubuntu has 6 month release cycles?
[05:44] <aeon-ltd> caixa: yeah
[05:44] <caixa> aeon-ltd, when was the last release, or next expected stable release?
[05:50] <chandan_> hiii
[05:50] <chandan_> hiiiiiiii
[05:50] <chu> Hello
[05:51] <chandan_> r u there
[05:51] <cfhowlett> chandan_: what is your ubuntu issue?
[05:51] <chandan_> secure
[05:52] <chandan_> i  m learner
[05:53] <chandan_> hiiii
[05:53] <cfhowlett> !ubuntu>chandan
[05:54] <chandan_> can u hack me?
[05:54] <cfhowlett> !ubuntu>chandan_
[05:54] <chandan_> where
[05:54] <cfhowlett> chandan_: we do no hacking here.  I think you want a different channel.
[05:54]  * Squall56681 is now logging this chat
[05:54] <chandan_> nope
[05:55] <chandan_> this is my fst time
[05:55] <rgenito> awww man, i'm so sadddz :(
[05:55] <chandan_> can u give me some tips
[05:56] <cfhowlett> chandan_: as I said, this is NOT a hacking channel.  If you want ubuntu help, state the issue clearly...
[05:56] <chandan_> hiiiii
[05:56] <chandan_> hw r u?
[05:56] <cfhowlett> !ot|chandan_
[05:57] <chandan_> hiiiii
[05:58] <chandan_> r u there?
[05:58] <cfhowlett> consider yourself ignored
[05:58] <Squall5668> chandan_: what is your native language? Maybe there is a channel better suited for you?
[05:58] <rypervenche> Hindi, most likely.
[05:58] <rypervenche> Hindu*
[06:00] <blacksunseven> so i've got a bit of an odd situation. i wanted to download and combine all the pages from this pdf http://techinfo.honda.com/rjanisis/pubs/OM/AC9595/AC9595MAINIDX.pdf (and its linked pdfs) but dont know how to do so without doing it manually
[06:01] <chandan_> hiiiiiii
[06:01] <cfhowlett> OK, now I'm thinking bot.
[06:04] <wachpwnski> I still can't figure out why linux is so slow on this thumb drive? Is it the file IO?
[06:05] <cfhowlett> wachpwnski: compared to what?  running from USB is ALWAYS slower than an HDD install.
[06:05] <wachpwnski> It is nearly unusable?
[06:05] <wachpwnski> Takes like 5 minutes for a window to load
[06:06] <Guest11798> who pm  me
[06:06] <Squall5668> wachpwnski: no, it shouldn't be that bad... did you try a different
[06:07] <Squall5668> port
[06:07] <wachpwnski> I will try a usb 3.0 port next
[06:07] <nydel> anybody know how to set up two audio outputs? one HDMI & one on-board laptop speakers?
[06:08] <nydel> i have both working one at a time, & there is this thing with pulse audio that makes simultaneous outputs but that hasn't worked yet for me.
[06:08] <wachpwnski> I think it does it with the live cd too
[06:08] <wachpwnski> My computer is a hexacore intel, so it's not a machine issue
[06:09] <cfhowlett> wachpwnski: 2 things: ram matters.  hexacore?  So you're running 64 bit?
[06:09] <Squall5668> wachpwnski: no use trying a different port then... I'd give memtest a shot
[06:13] <wachpwnski> cfhowlett: yes 12gb ram hexacore. I will try memtest.
[06:14] <bongsawyer> is it possible to install Ubuntu on an iPad?
[06:14] <wachpwnski> haha! :D
[06:14] <cfhowlett> bongsawyer: no
[06:15] <wachpwnski> iOS can be jail broke, but works on hardware calls to the api, so no...
[06:16] <cfhowlett> bongsawyer: kindle maybe ...
[06:16] <nydel> i'm apt-getting on broken ios5 right now
[06:16] <melvincv> hi, what's the difference between # service httpd restart and # service httpd reload ?
[06:16] <wachpwnski> restart stops the service
[06:16] <wachpwnski> reload just reloads the config
[06:16] <blacksunseven> any way to get wget to follow hyperlinks inside a PDF file?
[06:17] <melvincv> thanks, when do we use them?
[06:17] <rsvp> has the 12.04.1 POINT release been delayed from July to late August ???
[06:19] <melvincv> thanks, when to use # service httpd restart and # service httpd reload ?
[06:19] <wachpwnski> It seems like after an update, and restart I'm running much smoother
[06:21] <melvincv> ok, thanks.
[06:29] <zwirc> Hi!
[06:29] <zwirc> I have openvpn-as on my server, but cant connect to it since im behind proxy :s Anyway to go thorugh it?
[06:37] <rfergu> Hi, when I run netstat -an | grep "LISTEN "  I can see LISTEN on the port I want open, but am unable to connect to it.  I'm not running iptables and have idea why I can see port 80, but not 8080 (which I just opened)
[06:37] <rfergu> Any ideas what I could try?
[06:39] <DFrostedWang> What was you issue?
[06:39] <llutz_> rfergu: "sudo lsof -i :8080" to check if there's a service listening on that port
[06:42] <shaq_> Hi, how do i change the permissions of /opt/lampp/htdocs to be able to read and write files????
[06:43] <zenith> hello
[06:44] <rfergu> llutz its listening there
[06:44] <bazhang> !lamp | shaq_
[06:44] <bazhang> shaq_, use lamp from repos, not lampp in /opt
[06:45] <shaq_> bazhang, i'm using Xampp. HtDocs enables me to preview files via localhost/myfile.html
[06:45] <llutz_> rfergu: but does not bahve as expected? check logs or status-messages.
[06:45] <shaq_> bazhang, i just want to change permissions of the folder to read/write
[06:45] <llutz_> !permissions | shaq_
[06:46] <bazhang> !xampp | shaq_
[06:46] <bazhang> shaq_, use LAMP, xampp is NOT supported here
[06:46] <rfergu> well, if I log in locally, it behaves properly, but if I try to access it from home I can't
[06:46] <rfergu> (this is a linode)
[06:47] <llutz_> rfergu: what address is it bound to? sounds as localhost <IP_ADDRESS>?
[06:47] <kapz> !ubottu mtp
[06:47] <rfergu> I just used telnet internally to check it
[06:48] <rfergu> <IP_ADDRESS>
[06:48] <llutz_> rfergu: what address is it bound to? sounds as localhost <IP_ADDRESS>?
[06:48] <kapz> ok does anybody know about MTP on linux/ubuntu?
[06:48] <llutz_> rfergu: make it listen to all ifaces/addresses to access from outside
[06:48] <kapz> All I want to do is mount my SD card from android device on ubuntu pc
[06:49] <rfergu> I'm not totally sure how to do that, but will try :)
[06:49] <rfergu> <IP_ADDRESS> prolly
[06:49] <DFrostedWang> kapz: Its not very hard. You could prolly use filexpert for that.
[06:50] <llutz_> rfergu: whatever service you use, it should come with documentation. read it, configure it
[06:51] <rfergu> I'm using a little python guy called bottle
[06:52] <llutz_> rfergu: python -m bottle (should show you -b ADDRESS --bind= ADDRESS)
[06:53] <arcsky> hello how do i uinstall exim4 and cupsd ?
[06:53] <kapz> DFrostedWang, I tried to mount android tablet through MTP and ubuntu wont recognize the device, otoh mounting as PTP would only mount the internal SD card of the device. So I am not sure how filexpert would help mopunting the card on ubuntu
[06:54] <DFrostedWang> filexpert helps you share files on your network
[06:54] <DFrostedWang> That is what you wanted, right?
[06:54] <DFrostedWang> Also, maybe ask in #android, too.
[06:54] <DFrostedWang> Also, you can get an ssh-server on your android. I am almost certain there is an app for that.
[06:55] <DFrostedWang> If not in the app store, google it. But there should be one.
[06:55] <kapz> DFrostedWang, no I want to mount the device's external SD card on ubuntu when connected via USB cable. Yes I can network the devices but the transfer speed would be painfully slow for transferring GB's of data.
[06:55] <rfergu> hmm doesn't
[06:56] <DFrostedWang> Oh
[06:56] <DFrostedWang> I thought you meant by network
[06:56] <DFrostedWang> Isn't that what MTP means?
[06:56] <DFrostedWang> NVM then. But you can mount it just like you would in Winblows
[06:56] <kapz> since it uses MTP which is available on Windows and Mac, I want to know if there is any app for ubuntu for that.
[06:57] <DFrostedWang> While it is plugged in, there should be an option to use as mass storage on your phone.
[06:57] <DFrostedWang> Then it should auto-mount
[06:57] <DFrostedWang> What phone do you have?
[06:57] <llutz_> rfergu:then you should go to http://bottlepy.org/docs/dev and start some reading
[06:57] <kapz> DFrostedWang, google changed it since honeycomb, no more mass storage option. Media Transfer Protocol or PTP(Camera)
[06:58] <kapz> I have sony S1 tablet with Android ICS
[06:58] <jisg> hi
[06:58] <DFrostedWang> arcsky: Prolly apt-get remove exim4 cupsd
[06:58] <jisg> anyone know char device in /dev convert to block device?
[06:58] <VirtualBlackness> can you restate your question jisg?
[06:58] <rfergu> yeah must be my fault despite it being such a simple example!
[06:58] <rfergu> thanks for your help
[06:59] <jisg> VirtualBlackness, ah,  i want to crw-rw---- /dev/sdb  convert to brw-rw---- ?
[07:01] <DFrostedWang> kapz: Ask in #android, because I am almost 100% sure this is an Android issue.
[07:02] <VirtualBlackness> jsig c is indicative of a serial device... or a terminal... etc... /dev/sdb should never be this...
[07:03] <jisg> VirtualBlackness, i know, but my usb live cd made a /dev/sdb to crw-rw---- :-<
[07:03] <llutz_> kapz: http://bit.ly/Lu3Urx
[07:03] <jisg> VirtualBlackness, is exist convert command?
[07:04] <VirtualBlackness> jisg: your usb CD should not be on /dev/sda   it should have a partition. I am not sure what you have done here.
[07:04] <Ash2426> hi
[07:05] <jisg> VirtualBlackness, yeah, i need a convert command :-<
[07:06] <VirtualBlackness> jisg: you need to repartition. You have done something silly... probably in windows.
[07:07] <jisg> VirtualBlackness, yeah . thank you for kind ask ;)
[07:08] <Ash2426> any one help me ??
[07:08] <Ash2426> cause i m new user
[07:08] <DFrostedWang> jisg: You should, if you have done anything major on Ubuntu, remaster your install and put it on USB or CD/DVD
[07:08] <bazhang> Ash2426, with what?
[07:08] <DFrostedWang> Yeah I can help
[07:08] <Ash2426> thanx
[07:08] <VirtualBlackness> !anyone | Ash2426
[07:08] <DJones> Ash2426: You need to ask your question
[07:08] <jisg> jisg, yeah.
[07:08] <DFrostedWang> How new?
[07:08] <jisg> VirtualBlackness, yeah
[07:08] <DFrostedWang> New to Linux or new to Ubuntu?
[07:08] <jisg> DFostedWang, yeah.
[07:21] <Kartagis> what does un mean in a dpkg -l output? not installed or unistalled?
[07:23] <Ash2426> how to connect wubuntu 12.04 desktop machine to windows server 2003 domain?
[07:23] <Ash2426> how to connect wubuntu 12.04 desktop machine to windows server 2003 domain?
[07:24] <rypervenche> Is there a command to see if a PID is still running?
[07:24] <geirha> Kartagis: According to dpkg-query(1), u = Unknown  n = Not-installed
[07:24] <Ash2426> how to connect ubuntu 12.04 desktop machine to windows server 2003 domain?
[07:24] <auronandace> !ad
[07:24] <DFrostedWang> ps aux | grep (pid)
[07:25] <DFrostedWang> rypervenche: That should do the trick.
[07:25] <Kartagis> how can I get rid of "1 not fully installed or removed."?
[07:25] <llutz_> Kartagis: sudo aptitude purge ~c
[07:26] <timfrost> Kartagis: try 'sudo apt-get -f install'
[07:26] <Kartagis> tried that timfrost, E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[07:27] <Ash2426> how to connect wubuntu 12.04 desktop machine to windows server 2003 domain?
[07:27] <auronandace> !samba
[07:27] <timfrost> Kartagis: might pay to pastebin the full output
[07:28] <Kartagis> llutz: I don't have aptitude itself, and I can't install it, because I get that error
[07:29] <subb1> hi . I just installed mysql server using apt packet manager. Now for first time login and configuration, how do I login?
[07:29] <Kartagis> timfrost: http://bb32f449d3ee159e.paste.se/
[07:30] <DFrostedWang> Wait...
[07:30] <DFrostedWang> You shouldn't need aptitude
[07:30] <Kartagis> DFrostedWang: I also tried apt-get purge
[07:30] <DFrostedWang> Oh, okay
[07:31] <DFrostedWang> But in that case, aptitude wouldn't do any better, would it?
[07:31] <auronandace> !aptitude
[07:31] <llutz_> DFrostedWang: you don't know what "aptitude purge ~c" does, don't you? afaik apt-get has no such option
[07:32] <rinzler> has anyone else tried running asterisk on a server as one of many other applications? I've already got it running a web server, ssh server, mosh server, etc., and I don't want to install it and find out it took over one of my other applications...
[07:32] <Kartagis> oh, I can install it
[07:34] <timfrost> Kartagis: what happens if you try 'sudo apt-get --purge remove samba4'?  That should clear the bad configuration file, so you can then install it fresh
[07:34] <AzzIzzA> rinzler: I don't know what mosh is but asterisk won't touch your webserver or ssh
[07:35] <Kartagis> llutz_: http://02579156dc3eb8ff.paste.se/
[07:36] <Kartagis> yay
[07:36] <rinzler> AzzIzzA: mmkay. Thanks. Good to know. Also, mosh is an alternative to ssh that keeps the connection LOADS better, and you can roam with your client (as long as you keep the client terminal running) check it out at: mosh.mit.edu
[07:36] <AzzIzzA> rinzler: it's highly unlikely that you will run into problems installing well made programs for different tasks (e.g. installing two web servers is likely to cause conflicts, and installing a groupware server might interfere with a number of things (because it does a number of tasks) but a voip server shouldn't mess with other non-voip stuff)
[07:37] <AzzIzzA> rinzler: sounds interesting
[07:38] <rinzler> AzzIzzA: cool. I ask mainly cause I have the need to run an IAX trunk, and pbxes.org doesn't support it :P
[07:38] <akiva> I am thinking of implementing landscape into my business, and right now I am setting up some dummy VM's. With ubuntu Server, I want its updates to be managed from any remote administrator. Do you think this is wise, or is there a tremendous security risk with this?
[07:38] <akiva> Or should I just trust automatic updates?
[07:46] <himanshu_m786> hi
[07:46] <himanshu_m786>  how to see "udev" version ?
[07:46] <himanshu_m786> i have tried "udevinfo -V" . it is not working .
[07:47] <auronandace> !info udev | himanshu_m786
[07:48] <auronandace> himanshu_m786: that is the latest in the 12.04 repo
[07:49] <himanshu_m786> thank you . i got it .
[07:49] <Squall5668> himanshu_m786:  udevadm --version
[07:49] <timfrost> Kartagis: looks like a packaging bug (maybe more than one) - pre-install or config expects to find samba-tool, which isn't  installed, then a bad config file, and  /usr/share/samba/setoption.pl doesn't have the execute bit set.
[07:50] <Ash2426> how to connect ubuntu 12.04 desktop machine to windows server 2003 domain?
[07:50] <Ash2426> how to connect ubuntu 12.04 desktop machine to windows server 2003 domain?how to connect ubuntu 12.04 desktop machine to windows server 2003 domain?how to connect ubuntu 12.04 desktop machine to windows server 2003 domain?how to connect ubuntu 12.04 desktop machine to windows server 2003 domain?
[07:50] <Ash2426> how to connect ubuntu 12.04 desktop machine to windows server 2003 domain?
[07:50] <Ash2426> how to connect ubuntu 12.04 desktop machine to windows server 2003 domain?
[07:50] <FloodBot1> Ash2426: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:52] <himanshu_m786> actually i was reading "linux kernel book " there they gave udevinfo -V to check the version . so why isn't this working ?
[07:52] <auronandace> himanshu_m786: how old is the book?
[07:53] <Squall5668> its really old, use udevadm instead
[07:54] <himanshu_m786> auronandace : linux kernel in nutshell by Greg Kroah-Hartman
[07:54] <auronandace> himanshu_m786: that doesn't answer my question, when was it printed?
[07:55] <devtekalpha> If i can my motherboard supports my monitor enough so that i can see the bios or boot menu on the monitor.. Then will the monitor definetly fully work with ubuntu os?
[07:56] <iceroot> devtekalpha: the monitor is not the problem when facing issues
[07:56] <himanshu_m786> auronandace : i think so December 2006
[07:56] <auronandace> himanshu_m786: 6 years is a long time in software
[07:57] <himanshu_m786> auronandace : then somebody should correct it . It is very popular book .
[07:59] <devtekalpha> The motherboard im getting is an intel h77 with built in graphics. Is it likely ubuntu will support it or ill have to install a driver
[07:59] <auronandace> himanshu_m786: perhaps you could suggest that to the author
[08:00] <iceroot> devtekalpha: if it is an intel vgs, i dont see a problem
[08:00] <devtekalpha> Cool thanks
[08:00] <iceroot> devtekalpha: there is a very good support for intel vgas, because intel is very active in the open-source-part for drivers
[08:01] <devtekalpha> Isnt vga the old analog rgb standard?
[08:01] <devtekalpha> I think my board did say vga: hdmi +dvi... So That bit confused me
[08:01] <iceroot> devtekalpha: vga is also "video graphic adapater" which means graphic-card
[08:01] <devtekalpha> I see
[08:02] <Agagag> Sorry to interrupt, whats the best java editor for ubuntu?
[08:02] <devtekalpha> Thats confusing having the same acronym
[08:02] <iceroot> Agagag: the one you like most
[08:02] <iceroot> Agagag: eclipse, netbeans, vim, emacs  are some of them, try them out by yourself
[08:02] <devtekalpha> Eclipse is a good java ide. Or you could go with vim... Or a more simple just text editor
[08:03] <Agagag> Thanks
[08:04] <Agagag> and whats the path to java.exe
[08:04] <iceroot> devtekalpha: sorry its "video graphics array" instead of adapter
[08:04] <iceroot> Agagag: you dont have exe files on linux
[08:05] <Agagag> Ew, must be wine stuff o.O
[08:05] <iceroot> Agagag: normally the binary for java is already defined in the JAVA_HOME Variable
[08:05] <devtekalpha> Ok thanks
[08:08] <Nicktendo64> Hello, how do i kill a application in 12.04?
[08:08] <auronandace> Nicktendo64: press the x
[08:08] <Calinou> killall <name>
[08:08] <Nicktendo64> thanks
[08:08] <Calinou> process names can be found in "top" > table of processes
[08:08] <Calinou> inb4 shitstorm due to killall
[08:08] <Calinou> (it is safe, but 99% of people will yell at me "it's bad practice")
[08:09] <ssta> it is...
[08:09] <ssta> well, more a bad habit
[08:09] <Calinou> it works.
[08:09] <Calinou> see?
[08:09] <ssta> some unices, killall does *exactly* that...it kills everything
[08:09] <Nicktendo64> i have heard of "xkill"
[08:10] <Nicktendo64> What exactly is that?
[08:10] <llutz_> xkill (1)            - kill a client by its X resource
[08:10] <ssta> Calinou: also, sometimes the name isn't obvious (expecially for X stuff)
[08:10] <Nicktendo64> Ahh, right.
 some unices, killall does *exactly* that...it kills everything
[08:10] <Calinou> nope
[08:11] <Calinou> eg. if mumble glitches out (often happens): killall mumble then restart. kill mumble then restart > will always crash
[08:11] <Nicktendo64> FileZilla is misbehaving and i need to kill/close it somehow.
[08:11] <iceroot> Nicktendo64: kill PID or pkill programname (this is killing everything containing that name. every kill-command is fine if not using -9
[08:11] <ssta> Calinou: on eg Solaris, killall kills *all* active processes...
[08:11] <Calinou> oh again the kill fanboys
[08:11] <Kolatank> ping
[08:11] <Calinou> ssta, use a real distro then
[08:12] <iceroot> ssta: its killall foo   which is killing all instances of foo
[08:12] <Nicktendo64> pkill filezilla worked
[08:12] <Nicktendo64> thanks for the help :)
[08:13] <ssta> iceroot: I know what it is...
[08:14] <ssta> iceroot: my point still stands.  killall isn't so much bad practice as it is a dangerous habit
[08:15] <ssta> if you're SURE you're on Linux, and you're SURE you know what you're doing then fine, use it.  But when at 3am you're remoated into 4 different systems trying to fix a problem and you brainfart and type it into the wrong ssh session...enjoy your P45
[08:16] <geirha> just don't use it in scripts, only use it interactively
[08:16] <iceroot> ssta: the same for rm
[08:16] <iceroot> ssta: or any other command
[08:16] <Nicktendo64> horray for borked ftp permissions
[08:16] <ssta> iceroot: wel, rm behaves the same on any system
[08:16] <m000gle> Does anyone know if its possible to have the Gnome-Shell Dash always fill 100% of the desktop's vertical space, regardless of how many icons it contains, similar to the Unity side bar?
[08:16] <ssta> except RH
[08:18] <Squall5668> JDK
[08:18] <Squall5668> oops
[08:18] <geirha> ssta: Doesn't RH have GNU rm too? or are you referring to those idiotic rm -i aliases some distros push on you?
[08:19] <ssta> geirha: I was referring to rm -i aliasing, yes...very annoying (and dangewrous if you start expecting everywhere to be like that)
[08:20] <geirha> ssta: Indeed, first thing I do on a new system is replace the .bashrc with my own
[08:21] <ssta> svn co dotfiles; cd dotfiles; ./install
[08:21] <mapreri> i use conky in precise, and i note i can't visualize the am/pm label next to the hour. i set the time format to %l:%M %p. so i tried to visualize this on a terminal via "date %l:%M %p", but i don't visualize am/pm. reading the man of date i found " %p     locale's equivalent of either AM or PM; blank if not known". so i asked in #ubuntu-it and the suggested me to pose the variable LC_ALL to C, but in this way some application write their messagges
[08:21] <mapreri> in english (i'm italian). setting the varable to "it_IT.UTF-8" doesn't change the result.... so i think the locale doesn't memorize its version of AM/PM. do you have some suggetions?
[08:24] <ubuntu> hul
[08:26] <kino1> Hello
[08:26] <DFrostedWang> de
[08:26] <DFrostedWang> hi*
[08:26] <kino1> Тут есть русские ???
[08:27] <DJones> !ru | kino1
[08:27] <DFrostedWang> I don't speak (language you were just speaking)
[08:27] <ingsoc> hi
[08:27] <kino1> Linux FoReVeR
[08:27] <ingsoc> grep -r doesn;t seem to work
[08:28] <ingsoc> unless i am doing something wrong, but it exists as an option in the man page
[08:28] <ingsoc> anyway used recurse with grep on ubuntu ?
[08:28] <ssta> ingsoc: it usually works.  What are you trying to do and how are you doing it?
[08:28] <llutz_> ingsoc: works here
[08:28] <kino1> Жаль что тут никто не говорит по русски
[08:28] <MasterOfDisaster> X seems to be using ~2G RAM - any known issues about memory leaks in 12.04? http://paste.ubuntu.com/1122967/ http://paste.ubuntu.com/1122969/
[08:29] <DFrostedWang> -r and -R are different. Maybe that is it
[08:29] <DFrostedWang> nvm. I see that it has both.
[08:29] <besma> grep   -R, -r, --recursive       equivalent to --directories=recurse
[08:29] <DFrostedWang> I noticed
[08:29] <llutz_> DFrostedWang: -r -R are the same
[08:29] <besma> they are the same
[08:29] <DFrostedWang> I noticed
[08:30] <ingsoc> grep -r import *.py
[08:30] <DFrostedWang> But some commands have only one of the two capitalizations of an option.
[08:30] <ssta> ingsoc: that will search for "import" in all files and directories names *.py
[08:30] <geirha> ingsoc: find . -name "*.py" -exec grep import /dev/null {} +
[08:30] <ssta> ingsoc: unless your directories are named foo.py, it won't recurse into them
[08:30] <ingsoc> yeah i know hwo to do it with a find
[08:31] <ingsoc> ok
[08:31] <ingsoc> so how would you do it with just grep or can;t you
[08:31] <MasterOfDisaster> ingsoc: grep alone can't to that
[08:31] <geirha> With GNU grep, you can achieve the same with --include I believe
[08:31] <ingsoc> basically grep forthe word import in all files of all directories under the directory i execute the command from
[08:31] <MasterOfDisaster> ingsoc: your shell might help: (zsh) grep foo **/*.py
[08:32] <ssta> ingsoc: grep --include *.py -r import *
[08:32] <ssta> ingsoc: something close to that anyways
[08:32] <kino1> The people will tell-liter produced windows 9 ?
[08:32] <geirha> bash also has globstar, but it's disabled by default. shopt -s globstar; grep import ./**/*.py
[08:33] <geirha> grep -r --include='*.py' import .
[08:33] <mapreri> so, can someone help me?
[08:34] <DFrostedWang> MasterOfDisaster: How can you tell that X is using that much memory? Also, I have 2GB RAM and am lagging like crazy when I veiw my background. IDK if mine is using that much memory and that is causing it, tho.
[08:34] <ingsoc> ok, grep import `find . \*.py`
[08:34] <DFrostedWang> It's fine if I am viewing a maximized window, tho.
[08:34] <geirha> ingsoc: that's the worst method
[08:35] <ingsoc> ssta: grep import `find . \*.py`q
[08:35] <geirha> ingsoc: I'd use one that won't randomly fail, that way you can adapt it for other tasks as well
[08:35] <MasterOfDisaster> DFrostedWang: see the pmap output I posted
[08:35] <bazhang> mapreri, have you read the conky beginners guide yet?
[08:35] <kino1> Good bye
[08:36] <ingsoc> geirha: what do you mean randomly fail
[08:36] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpConky   mapreri
[08:37] <geirha> ingsoc: It'll fail if any of the files or directories contains certain special characters, such as whitespace
[08:37] <DFrostedWang> Mine is using 541MB of memory
[08:37] <DFrostedWang> Just Unity is, I mean.
[08:37] <bazhang> !who | DFrostedWang
[08:37] <mapreri> bazhang: i have not read yet, but i think this troble is not releted to conky.. anyway i'm going to read it
[08:38] <geirha> ingsoc: run this, and also put it in your ~/.bashrc:  greppy() { find . -type f -name "*.py" -exec grep "$@" /dev/null {} +; }
[08:38] <geirha> ingsoc: Then you can do   greppy import   to search recursively for import in all py files
[08:38] <DFrostedWang> MasterOfDisaster: My Unity is using 541MB of memory. Is that normal?
[08:38] <DFrostedWang> bazhang: Better?
[08:39] <MasterOfDisaster> DFrostedWang: no idea, I don't use unity
[08:40] <Mr_Macbuntu> how do i enable the syste administrator account?
[08:40] <iceroot> DFrostedWang: please remeber there is a difference in "used memory" and "cached memory which is not really used"
[08:41] <iceroot> !sudo | Mr_Macbuntu
[08:41] <DFrostedWang> Idle- 168.6 MB
[08:41] <DFrostedWang> Firefox launched- 223.9 MB
[08:41] <DFrostedWang> Firefox closed- 169.5 MB
[08:41] <DFrostedWang> That was the average usages I found online.
[08:42] <Mr_Macbuntu> ubottu: cheers ....  need gui root access
[08:42] <DFrostedWang> Mr_Macbuntu: You can just log in as root, then.
[08:42] <bazhang> !gksudo | Mr_Macbuntu
[08:42] <timfrost> geirha: ingsoc: using the '-print0' option of find, then piping to 'xargs -0' is better than using the '-exec' option to find, because xargs will pass lots of filenames to the grep command, and will use a null (0) character as the filename separator, to get over the white space issue
[08:42] <bazhang> DFrostedWang, thats very bad advice
[08:42] <DFrostedWang> I know
[08:42] <DFrostedWang> but if he knows what he is doing, he should be okay
[08:42] <bazhang> DFrostedWang, so dont suggest it
[08:43] <bazhang> !behelpful | DFrostedWang
[08:43] <DFrostedWang> I am familiar
[08:43] <Mr_Macbuntu> i need admin rights
[08:43] <LjL> DFrostedWang: if he knew what he's doing he wouldn't be asking
[08:43] <iceroot> Mr_Macbuntu: as i said, use sudo
[08:43] <bazhang> DFrostedWang, no. better say Nothing than destructive comments
[08:43] <Mr_Macbuntu> root is fine.....  not scared:)
[08:43] <geirha> timfrost: -exec + will pass as many filenames as it can to the command.
[08:43] <DFrostedWang> Dammit, I was being helpful
[08:43] <bazhang> DFrostedWang, just move on , and dont suggest that in future
[08:43] <mapreri> bazhang: i read the guide, but there are no thing can help me...
[08:44] <timfrost> geirha: is that a recent enhancement?
[08:44] <DFrostedWang> ...
[08:44] <primefalcon> looks sinceit was mentioned about root, read this before you even think about enabling it: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
[08:45] <Mr_Macbuntu> i run as root in my other os all the time
[08:45] <Mr_Macbuntu> 2.5 years and all good
[08:45] <DFrostedWang> You mean Winblows/Mac?
[08:45] <iceroot> Mr_Macbuntu: use sudo, we dont support a root-account here
[08:45] <DFrostedWang> That is never all-good.
[08:45] <Mr_Macbuntu> i need to use the gui...... not console
[08:45] <iceroot> Mr_Macbuntu: gksudo
[08:45] <DFrostedWang> gksudo
[08:45] <geirha> timfrost: yes, I think posix added it 5-10 years ago or so, I'd have to check.
[08:45] <primefalcon> Mr_Macbuntu, read the link I posted it'll xplain why you should use sudo, but if you eally want/need root acces it'll tell you how to do it
[08:46] <DFrostedWang> You know how to run apps from the terminal, don't you?
[08:46] <iceroot> Mr_Macbuntu: for example   gksudo gedit  to run gui-apps as root
[08:46] <timfrost> geirha: so used to the print0/xargs  -0 that I haven't checked alternatives
[08:46] <IdleOne> Mr_Macbuntu: alt-F2 - gksudo nautilus - be careful.
[08:46] <Mr_Macbuntu> DFrostedWang: yes but i'm a gui head
[08:46] <Mr_Macbuntu> cheers
[08:47] <geirha> timfrost: Well, -exec + is standard, xargs -0 is not, so best get used to -exec +
[08:47] <ingsoc> geirha: sorry i understand now the issue, my find would just insert all the filenames as a list to the grep command and filenames with spaces would be interpreted as multiple files that don;t exist
[08:49] <geirha> ingsoc: Indeed. The four solutions I've given you so far will all handle filenames safely
[08:49] <ssta> I'd be interested to see how you guys handle the (admittedly very few) cases where you need root :)
[08:50] <foobArrr> when a virtualbox vm is running, gmpc says "problems opening audio device". wasn't that "only one program can play sound" problem supposed to be no problem anymore with pulseaudio?
[08:50] <iceroot> ssta: i dont see a single reason where root is needed instead of sudo
[08:50] <iceroot> ssta: but if you know one, i am interested
[08:50] <ingsoc> geirha: I understand what the solutions are trying to do now, i never understood the problem.  btw I never put spaces in filenames or dir names anyway, but it is all good to know.
[08:51] <ssta> iceroot: ry moving /home to a different partition...
[08:51] <IdleOne> iceroot: ssta I'd be interested also, but in #ubuntu-offtopic please
[08:51] <iceroot> ssta: sudo dd
[08:51] <primefalcon> if is mounted it'd be just a simple mv
[08:52] <gnomefreak> sudo -s will give you root
[08:52] <geirha> ingsoc: Best prepare for the worst. At some point you'll likely hit filenames with whitespace or other special characters, whether you created them or they got created by other means, and then it pays to know how to handle filenames correctly.
[08:52] <ingsoc> geirha: agreed and thanks for the info :)
[08:53] <Mr_Macbuntu> iceroot: here's a reason...... convenience
[08:54] <ingsoc> geirha: not complaining but this channel is very busy, is there a way to filter out messages easily like a grep in the window i am using pidgin, or is there a different irc client you could recommend
[08:54] <ssta> I don't accept convenience as a valid reason, but whoever said it was right, we should move this to offtopic
[08:54] <primefalcon> look rather than argue about sudo just read this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo it'll even tel you how to enable a graphical root login if you really want, but read all of it!
[08:54] <primefalcon> this topic is bogging this channel down
[08:54] <ingsoc> geirha: i am new to linux if you hadn;t noticed
[08:54] <ingsoc> :)
[08:55] <Mr_Macbuntu> primefalcon: gksudo nautilus sorted it
[08:55] <primefalcon> Mr_Macbuntu, make sure you use a gksudo for any graphical ap, a normal sudo and mess with permissions for launching graphical apps, its happened to me even
[08:57] <Mr_Macbuntu> primefalcon: i just needed to drag and drop some files......  i know i can use the terminal. but i'm a gui and mouse head
[08:58] <geirha> ingsoc: Never used pidgin for irc, so I don't know.
[08:58] <primefalcon> Mr_Macbuntu, a lot of people are, especialy in Ubuntu land since Ubuntu is about Ubuntu for everyone :-) not just the elites like some distro's :-)
[08:59] <primefalcon> best irc clients are xchat and irssi
[08:59] <Mr_Macbuntu> i'm using it as it runs well on this macbook
[09:01] <DFrostedWang> primefalcon: That's why Ubuntu is referred to as n00buntu by most people who have used any other Linux distro or know their way around the CLI.
[09:01] <primefalcon> DFrostedWang, is also an elitist attitude that I have no time for......
[09:02] <DFrostedWang> primefalcon: Hey, I calls 'em like I sees 'em.
[09:02] <ssta> The power of the CLI is still there in ubuntu (mostly).  It's a good alance imo
[09:02] <DFrostedWang> It is a good balance.
[09:02] <primefalcon> it's all there, it is linux after, but out of the box, itsbuilt so anyone ca use it
[09:03] <DFrostedWang> I especially like Guake. :D Just drop it down and do my stuff in the terminal then get it out of my way.
[09:03] <IdleOne> DFrostedWang: Please stay on topic, support, chit chat in #ubuntu-offtopic please
[09:03] <primefalcon> guake is a cool term so is terminator
[09:08] <DFrostedWang> WTF man.
[09:08] <DFrostedWang> Don
[09:09] <DFrostedWang> Don't just do something like that.
[09:09] <DFrostedWang> primefalcon
[09:09] <mina_> hi
[09:09] <DFrostedWang> hi
[09:10] <Mazzz> Не получается проголосовать за Участницу №29 на http://www.it-alttpp.ru/projects/miss-it/2012/ Как думаете, в чем проблема, что-то с ОС?
[09:10] <Squall5668> !ru | Mazzz
[09:10] <DFrostedWang> I was about to do that!
[09:11] <Mazzz> I am sorry
[09:12] <MorpheusChalice> How do I enable 5.1 channel Surround Sound on my Ubuntu 12.04 installation?
[09:12] <primefalcon> Mazzz, probally just something with the web page
[09:12] <DFrostedWang> alsaconf
[09:12] <DFrostedWang> I think
[09:12] <MorpheusChalice> Apparently, alsaconf won't show an option for 5.1 channels.
[09:13] <DFrostedWang> Huh...
[09:13] <DFrostedWang> IDK then
[09:13] <DFrostedWang> Prolly in settings, tho.
[09:13] <MorpheusChalice> Well, when I set the sound settings to use Analogue 5.1 Channel with input, the front L and front R speakers work.
[09:13] <MorpheusChalice> But rear two and centre doesn't.
[09:14] <Squall5668> MorpheusChalice: please try this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SurroundSound
[09:15] <MorpheusChalice> Thank you.
[09:17] <Mazzz> On this page http://www.it-alttpp.ru/projects/miss-it/2012/ find the "29", there are three pictures, and there is a button on the right. Tell me please, is there submitting form?
[09:18] <MorpheusChalice> Squall5668, that still doesn't work, weirdly. I removed the semicolon before the parametre and edited it to use 6 separate channels, but after restarting the computer, it still plays only two speakers.
[09:23] <MorpheusChalice> Is their any way I can make X-Chat work with libnotify-bin? Because it doesn't show up balloon notifications on GNOME 3.4.
[09:34] <sinan> I am running ubuntu 11.10 with unity2d. My system load is never below 0.5, even when I am doing nothing (and there is no noticeable CPU usage at the time). Any idea what's happening?
[09:35] <primefalcon> sinan, probably just services like ububtuone, dropbox or whatever you have installed running... pretty normal tbh
[09:37] <sinan> primefalcon: I don't think it is normal, if nothing is using your system it should be pretty low; below 0.1. Not to mention, I am not running any of those :)
[09:37] <primefalcon> run the command htop (install it, honestly better than top) see what is using the resources then
[09:39] <Mr_Macbuntu> d
[09:40] <Fudge> sinan  plus quad cores if you have one will report system loads differently, man uptime
[09:40] <e__> hi, im trying to install aircrack, can someomne help?
[09:40] <sinan> primefalcon: already did that, that's why I said "there is no noticeable CPU usage"
[09:41] <e__> hello?
[09:41] <igorzivt> привет всем
[09:41] <MonkeyDust> !ru
[09:41] <igorzivt> hi
[09:41] <e__> hi
[09:41] <sinan> Fudge: yeah, I just checked, and a load of  0.5-1.0 still means 0.5-1.0 of a core is "busy", but top suggest otherwise (or the question is, how can I find what it is doing?)
[09:43] <Fudge> i think top can also show usage of all processors, cant remember if you push 'k' for it or not, consult man top I guess
[09:47] <e__> hello?
[09:49] <gvo> e__: Maybe http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=528276
[09:51] <e__> it doesnt tell me how to install it there
[09:51] <akem> 0
[09:52] <saurabh4485> hi guys
[09:52] <DFrostedWang> hi
[09:52] <saurabh4485> i have a query
[09:52] <DFrostedWang> kk
[09:52] <saurabh4485> i want to make cross browser protocol handler
[09:52] <Lantizia> I seem to have a cat5 rj45 2 pair cable here (only 4 inner wires, not 8) - what purpose are these used for?
[09:53] <DFrostedWang> Lost me there
[09:53] <llutz_> Lantizia: /join #networking
[09:53] <Lantizia> they ignore you :S
[09:53] <e__> heres the error http://pastebin.com/p9YPkC5R
[09:53] <e__> gvo
[09:53] <gh0stn0te> hi
[09:54] <e__> hi
[09:54] <DFrostedWang> hi
[09:54] <gvo> Lantizia: A lot of companies use rj45 connectors on wires for connecting non ethernet devices.  I don't think there's one answer to your question.
[09:54] <MonkeyDust> Lantizia  rj45 is a normal ethernet cable
[09:54] <saurabh4485> i want to make cross browser protocol handler...which will be automatically installed in pakage installtions so that my pakage looks better...currently i am doing this by making firefox settings manually...can anyone help me on this...
[09:55] <MonkeyDust> Lantizia  rj45 is the most normal connection
[09:55] <nydel> recently, goldendict stopped working for me on ubuntu 12.04 -- anyone know why this would be or whether it's fixable?
[09:56] <saurabh4485> i want to make cross browser protocol handler...which will be automatically installed in pakage installtions so that my pakage looks better...currently i am doing this by making firefox settings manually...can anyone help me on this...
[09:56] <dr_willis> saurabh4485:  you are making a    .deb that installs some custom firefox settings. you are saying?
[09:56] <jaxdahl> can i take an ubuntu package and recompile with different parameters given to 'configure'?
[09:56] <saurabh4485> yes i want to do the same here
[09:57] <gvo> e__:  Just guessing but I suspect you needed to do something in the config step to change the gcc options.
[09:58] <dr_willis> saurabh4485: the package would change the ff.settings defaults. system wide. not a single users settings.
[09:58] <gvo> jaxdahl: Yes
[09:58] <saurabh4485> currently i have to do maual settings in firefox in about:config....but i want to do this automatically
[09:58] <Lantizia> MonkeyDust, right but this isn't a normal ethernet cat5 cable - it has only got 2pairs
[09:58] <Lantizia> why?
[09:58] <saurabh4485> means in my installation the protocol handler settings should be installed
[09:59] <e__> gcc?
[09:59] <gvo> Lantizia: Why?  'cause it's not an Ethernet cable.
[09:59] <Lantizia> gvo, so what is it?
[09:59] <llutz_> Lantizia: up to fast ethernet you only need 2 pairs
[10:00] <gvo> Lantizia: As I said companies use the rj45 for other purposes.  Without knowing where it came from there is no answer to that question.
[10:00] <Lantizia> gvo, "other purposes" - like?
[10:00] <e__> what is gcc?
[10:00] <dr_willis> cnc or other connectors ive seen Lantizia
[10:00] <Lantizia> gvo, might this cable have come with some old cisco kit that uses it as a serial cable?
[10:00] <gvo> Lantizia: We had a piece of test equipment, not network related, that used a cable with rj45 connectors to hook a sensor to a meter.
[10:01] <gvo> Lantizia: That's also a possibility but with only 4 wires probabaly not.
[10:01] <gvo> Lantizia: but possible.
[10:02] <gvo> Lantizia: Only thing I can tell you is that it won't work as an Ethernet cable.
[10:02] <Lantizia> gvo, well it sounds like it will up to 100BASET
[10:03] <gvo> Lantizia: Well, depends on which wires are connected, of course.
[10:04] <Lantizia> gvo, it also appears to be a crossover...  i.e. the inner wires are not straight through pin for pin ... so can it be narrowed down further what this could be?
[10:04] <Lantizia> a crossover 2pair cat5 rj45 cable?
[10:04] <saurabh4485> i want to make cross browser protocol handler...which will be automatically installed in pakage installtions so that my pakage looks better...currently i am doing this by making firefox settings manually...can anyone help me on this...
[10:06] <gvo> Lantizia: Maybe.  Search the net for wiring a crossover and see if it matches.
[10:07] <Lantizia> saurabh4485, you can set new URL handlers and the corresponding action handler with something like....   gconftool-2 -s -t string /desktop/gnome/url-handlers/myprotocol/command '/usr/bin/myprotocol_action_handler "%s"'
[10:07] <Lantizia> saurabh4485, it'll be cross browser too
[10:07] <gvo> e__: gcc is the compiler
[10:08] <saurabh4485> ok only this command will work ??
 : is this enough for all browsers ? i don't need to do any extra settings in firefox/crome?
[10:10] <Asad2005> i am planning to buy a 128 GB SSD and replace my old 60GB SSD, but before i buy i want to know if it is possible to migrate the existing 12.04 system to two partitions on the new drive root/home. Currently home and root are in a single partition
[10:11] <e__> ok
[10:11] <Lantizia> saurabh4485, it'll work for all browsers that check gnome's "registry" (gconf) for what should handle each protocol
[10:11] <Lantizia> saurabh4485, for example, firefox does check this
[10:12] <Squall5668> Asad2005: yes you can, read this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Partitioning/Home/Moving
[10:12] <e__> gcc is already there
[10:12] <llutz_> Asad2005: its possible. best to use a live-cd to do this. create 2 or more partition on the new drive, mount them, copy stuff from old ssd where you want, edit /etc/fstab on new system, rewrite grub
[10:12] <Lantizia> saurabh4485, it seems chrome/chromium uses xdg-open
[10:14] <e__> hello?
[10:14] <Outis> Peace.  Is there anyone currently on that might be able to help me with a small problem?
[10:14] <llutz_> Outis: just ask your question
[10:15] <Lantizia> saurabh4485, quick guide to xdg-open here... http://code.google.com/p/transmisson-remote-gui/issues/detail?id=521
[10:16] <sveinse> Hi. I'm using xfce4 on precise. And I have problems with windows starting to move due to a random mouse click in the frame. It happens often (couple of time per hour), but seldom enough for me not to be able to provoke it to happen. Is this a known issue?
[10:17] <sveinse> This is on a amd64, precise, nvidia
[10:17] <e__> gcc is installed and it still wont compile
[10:17] <geirha> sveinse: laptop with a touchpad?
[10:18] <Outis> @llutz_ Thanks.  I've just installed 12.04 onto a netbook.  Installation went well, though I didn't have internet.  It seems, though, that I cannot boot into the system unless the live usb is in the drive.  The live usb options don't come up, it just goes right into ubuntu
[10:18] <Outis> .
[10:18] <sveinse> geirha: Yes, but I'm not touching the built-in pad or keyboard. I'm using external mouse and it happens there as well?
[10:18] <sveinse> geirha: Spurious touchpad or hypersensitive pad?
[10:19] <geirha> sveinse: Ok, I often rest my hand near the touchpad, and once in a while, I trigger some movement on it
[10:19] <gvo> e__: I know what's wrong not how to fix it.  Ask the developers.
[10:19] <sveinse> geirha: I do too, but not in this case
[10:19] <e__> i didnt need to do that the last time i installed it
[10:19] <geirha> sveinse: Anyway, can you test the mouse on another machine or OS?
[10:19] <silverarrow> does anyone use libre office? I have trouble setting spell-check after changing default language
[10:20] <gvo> e__: Something has changed.  Try adding a new user and compiling from there.  Something in your environment might be affecting it.
[10:21] <sveinse> geirha: It's not the mouse. It happens at home as well, and the dock + peripherals is totally different. And it also happens on my server (also precise+xfce4) over NX.
[10:21] <sveinse> ...but when I think of it. I don't know if its caused by the NX client on my machine or indeed the server.
[10:23] <geirha> sveinse: Does it also happen when the mouse is still?
[10:24] <llutz_> Outis: i'm not sure, it sounds as grub isnt configured correct. you might start from live-cd (USB) again and try to repair/rewrite it
[10:25] <Asad2005> Will 20GB partition for root be good enough
[10:26] <DFrostedWang> Prolly
[10:26] <llutz_> Asad2005: depends on your use, but it should be ok
[10:28] <Outis> llutz_: The live usb doesn't seem to be booting correctly.  It goes straight to standard ubuntu, so I can't find a way to just reinstall.
[10:28] <BronzeEagle> so the sound modules for my motherboard are all installed, alsa-utils are all installed, but alsamixer says, "cannot load mixer controls: invalid argument"
[10:28] <Asad2005> i tried to see my current root and home part sizes with df -h but seems taking so long
[10:29] <Outis> The usb drive is persistant, if that might have caused a problem.
[10:29] <geirha> Asad2005: Odd, df shouldn't take long at all
[10:30] <protist> iw config
[10:30] <protist> oops
[10:33] <AdvoWork> hi there, got an external USB HD thats not working(it was on windows, but each time it said Format). I know theres stuff on it still, but i think somehow the boot sectors or something have gone wrong. Any idea how I can begin to extract the data from this in Ubuntu?
[10:34] <Dmitry`> hmm, you can check HDD for errors
[10:34] <Dmitry`> it's a partition table problem
[10:35] <protist> yeah ide boot on a linux bootable drive then attempt to repair maybe
[10:37] <gvo> AdvoWork: First thing to do is plug the drive into a Ubuntu box and tail dmesg to see what the system thinks of it.
[10:38] <Dmitry`> protist, you may look at this: http://ubuntu-rescue-remix.org/
[10:38] <Dmitry`> oops
[10:38] <protist> i wasn't actually the guy with the problem lol
[10:38] <Dmitry`> AdvoWork,  you may look at this: http://ubuntu-rescue-remix.org/
[10:38] <protist> but thankyou :)
[10:39] <Dmitry`> protist, sorry :(
[10:39] <protist> its fine
[10:40] <Dmitry`> That is one aspect of Ubuntu, but it will have various aspects.
[10:40] <Dmitry`> :)
[10:40] <AdvoWork> gvo, lots of errors like [ 7492.832056] end_request: critical target error, dev sdb, sector 505544 [ 8125.653620] Buffer I/O error on device sdb, logical block 7 etc
[10:41] <Outis> Is there an easy way to format the main (and only) drive from within ubuntu?  I can't seem to use a live cd.
[10:41] <protist> is there a general linux channel?
[10:41] <LjL> protist: ##linux
[10:41] <protist> figures lol
[10:41] <protist> thanks
[10:44] <MonkeyDust> Outis  no, you can't cut the branch you are sitting on, you can't repair a car engine while driving
[10:45] <Naeblis> Hello. I need some help. My disk space keeps getting short, and then all of a sudden, it'll be back to the normal value. I initially thought it was because of the torrent file I was downloading (saving on another HDD), but it's happening even when I haven't started transmission. How can I stop this?
[10:46] <Outis> MonkeyDust: Well, I figured there might be a way to at least destabilize it enough that my live usb would work again.
[10:47] <MonkeyDust> Outis  if you have pore than one pc in the same network, use ssh to format the not-working pc
[10:47] <MonkeyDust> more*
[10:47] <Mr_Macbuntu1> hi...  where's the start up folder ?
[10:47] <MonkeyDust> Mr_Macbuntu1  the start up folder?
[10:48] <Mr_Macbuntu1> where i could manually place things to run at boot
[10:48] <MonkeyDust> Mr_Macbuntu1  it's in the system settings
[10:48] <Mr_Macbuntu1> i mean the actual place in the file system
[10:49] <Outis> MonkeyDust: I don't currently have anything else on the network, unfortunately.
[10:49] <RackhamPirate> jfjjklda
[10:50] <RackhamPirate> is anybody talkin or something else?
[10:51] <RackhamPirate> it's just like: offline, online, offline, online, offline, online...
[10:51] <RackhamPirate> so borin...
[10:51] <jpds> Can't really talk to gibberish.
[10:51] <RackhamPirate> bye+
[10:51] <kuzorra> @RackhamPirate join a Channel
[10:51] <LjL> he's gone
[10:52] <gribouille> I've installed a server with precise. the following ports are open : 135/tcp filtered msrpc, 139/tcp filtered netbios-ssn and 445/tcp filtered microsoft-ds. what are they used for?
[10:52] <llutz_> gribouille: samba/file-sharing
[10:53] <Pumpkin-> microsoft file sharing/RPC stuff, and they almost certainly aren't open. The use of "filtered" suggests something is sending ICMP "no" responses.
[10:53] <Pumpkin-> lots of ISP's block those ports by default
[10:53] <Pumpkin-> if you install nmap on the server itself and scan yourself, I bet you get a different answer.
[10:53] <MonkeyDust> Pumpkin-  sure you're in the right channel?
[10:54] <llutz_> !who | Pumpkin-
[10:54] <Pumpkin-> I was answering gribouille
[10:54] <Pumpkin-> sorry
[10:56] <ning> list
[10:56] <ning> .list
[10:56] <ning> hello
[10:56] <MonkeyDust> ning  not here
[10:56] <ning> help
[10:56] <ning> -help
[10:56] <LjL> ning: stop
[10:57] <LjL> !bot > ning
[10:57] <ning> ok
[11:03]  * DFrostedWang has to reconnect
[11:04] <AdvoWork> hmm, can you not use rescue remix with a normal pc/hd, without putting in a new destination hd?
[11:05] <RomeoAva> Is normal to be asked to introduce the install CD when i tray to install something on terminal?
[11:05] <zoki> pls i really want help in this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1030964
[11:06] <zoki> pls i really want help in this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1030964
[11:07] <zoki> is anybody here for my help
[11:07] <MonkeyDust> !patience
[11:08] <DFrostedWang> I need a way to make my bot and my xchat client use my wired connection, but everything else use my wifi connection. How can I do this?
[11:11] <Squall5668> zoki: i can't understand your bug report. Can you explain what is happening?
[11:12] <zoki> see whenever i login in ybuntu there are many error messeges like this
[11:12] <vikku> Hi I am facing a problem with my ubuntu after i tried to update the nvidia driver
[11:12] <vikku> can someon help me ?
[11:12] <zoki> help me with vlc also
[11:13] <Squall5668> zoki: that's not an error message
[11:14] <zoki> oh than i am sorry i will remove my bug soon
[11:14] <Guest48897> hi! is there any simple fake mail server with a web gui to view received messages?
[11:20] <BluesKaj> Hey all
[11:20] <kapz> vikku, please mention your problem in full.
[11:20] <^chinafighting^> hi earth
[11:20] <Evydder> hey i got a questioin about ubuntu server
[11:21] <kapz> *waiting*
[11:21] <^chinafighting^> ^_^
[11:21] <^chinafighting^> ¨I(^¦Ø^)¨J
[11:21] <^chinafighting^> \(^o^)/~
[11:21] <RomeoAva> Is normal to be asked to introduce the install CD when i tray to install something on terminal?
[11:21] <Evydder> how would i got about upgrading my sever?
[11:22] <llutz_> RomeoAva: if you still have the cd-rom in your sources.list, yes
[11:22] <vikku> Recently i installed ubuntu on my new system which has a nvidia graphics card. Afte installing ubuntu 12.04 i felt that the screen resolution was not good and though it was maybe because the nvidia drivers were not installed so i tired to install the driver using the following commands: sudo apt-add-repository ppa:ubuntu-x-swat/x-updates sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install nvidia-current  after installation i restarted my system.
[11:23] <vikku> the system hangs with nvidia logo and doesn't respond to any keys
[11:23] <^chinafighting^> Î¢Ð¦×Å¶Ô ^IF^ Ëµ: ^IF^ hello good evening
[11:24] <^chinafighting^> ^IF^ nice to meet U
[11:24] <compdoc> RomeoAva, thats easy to change. Theres no need to keep using the cd
[11:24] <Evydder> is it a good idea to setup a server in vmbox then ghost the contants of it to a harddrive then boot off it?
[11:24] <Squall5668> Evydder: i suppose you mean a distro upgrade? If so, "do-release-upgrade"
[11:25] <Evydder> hardware
[11:25] <bazhang> !ot | ^chinafighting^
 <compdoc> there is no any Cd in cd rom, but i suspect to not have a damaged ISO. trayed yesterday to chek it but i cant install 5sometink program
[11:26] <^chinafighting^> ok
[11:26] <DFrostedWang> What is command to unmount partition from folder?
[11:26] <RomeoAva>  <llutz_> <compdoc> damaged ISO means a damaged instalation
[11:26] <DFrostedWang> I gotta keep my porn locked up
[11:27] <davidha> Hi, I am trying to install python 2.6 on my 12.04 to test something
[11:27] <RomeoAva>  <llutz_> <compdoc>
[11:27] <davidha> _hashlib sem to be missing
[11:29] <RomeoAva>  <llutz_> <compdoc> i checked all the options in Software Sources
[11:29] <RomeoAva>  <llutz_> <compdoc> there are 2 cdrom with ubuntu  lines
[11:29] <BluesKaj> vikku:  it's probly safer to install the nvidia recommended driver from restriced/addtional drivers. Installing drivers from a ppa can be a gamble , usually a last resort if no other drivers work.
[11:29] <saurabh4485> Hi.....Currently I am running the script based installer from terminal. Is anybody have an idea how can i make GUI based installer for my pakage ...Is there any utility present in ubuntu?
[11:30] <RomeoAva> i checked both of them
[11:30] <RomeoAva>  <llutz_> <compdoc> i checked also all the canonical options ther
[11:31] <vikku> how do i recover to my previous setup to uninstall the nvidia driver which was installed
[11:33] <saurabh4485> Hi.....Currently I am running the script based installer from terminal. Is anybody have an idea how can i make GUI based installer for my pakage ...Is there any utility present in ubuntu?
[11:33] <compdoc> RomeoAva, open the file /etc/apt/sources.list   and remove or comment the line that mentions the cdrom. Then run:  sudo apt-get update
 ok
[11:36] <compdoc> RomeoAva, are there lines that begin with "deb cdrom:"  ?
[11:36] <geirha> saurabh4485: Make a deb package of it
[11:37] <RomeoAva> compdoc i cant find  /etc/apt/sources.list