[20:13] <DigitalKiwi> impressed the bot works with it
[20:13] <erUSUL> !hostname | nyash
[20:14] <ianderson> 456789
[20:14] <ianderson><PHONE_NUMBER>
[20:14] <ianderson><PHONE_NUMBER>
[20:14] <crohakon> Anyone know where I can find a guide that explains what each directory is used for?
[20:15] <erUSUL> !fhs | crohakon
[20:15] <crohakon> Thanks
[20:15] <Sandy80d> FCalderon:I pressed ctrl-alt-f1, and got command line, typed "nautilus" and received following error: "could not parse arguements, cannot open display"
[20:15] <WanHouse> I sence someone is trying to setup a flood.
[20:16] <Kuifje111> thats why we have floodbot3, dont we?
[20:16] <fearful> I'm having problems with skype the soud in and out used to work i was able to make calls and video calls all of the sudden it doesn't work, I've tried all the settings and none work anymore any idea why?
[20:16] <ZykoticK9> Sandy80d, you actually can't start gui apps from text consoles i'm affraid - it won't work...
[20:16] <WanHouse> Kuifje111: Yeah, but nothing is perfect ;)
[20:17] <trism> Kirsch: do you have any udev links in /etc/rc2.d?
[20:17] <stat_eno> falstaff|h, is an empty dvd-rw
[20:17] <Sandy80d> ZykoticK9: OK, I am trying to fix a broken gui (gnome) i was instructed to drop to command prompt and try opening nautilus
[20:17] <joakimk> quit/
[20:17] <ZykoticK9> stat_eno, you can't mount an empty dvdrw - you can only mount file systems
[20:18] <Kirsch> ok now that i have my name back
[20:18] <fearful> Skype starts the call rings and then says problem with audio playback any ideas?
[20:18] <ZykoticK9> Sandy80d, i know - i did see that suggested too you and knew it wouldn't work :(  i don't know how to fix you gui problem - but from command line try "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start" then try going to ctrl+alt+f7 and see if there is a login window.  best of luck.
[20:18] <WanHouse> Sandy80d: Update the dist first.
[20:18] <stat_eno> and how can i do it?
[20:19] <Kirsch> i'm going to ask my question again in #ubuntu-server
[20:19] <dmpjk> stupid qeustion, but i need to get this straight. Im running a free antivirus program , Moonsecure. What does "disinfect file" mean? Does it mean that i am protecting my system by doing so, or does it mean that i am telling the AV that the file in qeustion is not a virus, and should be allowed.
[20:19] <trism> Kirsch: I found https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/udev/+bug/69516, which seems to have the same problem, which seems to stem from multiple links to udev on boot, they deleted the extra one and were getting the correct permissions on /dev/null
[20:19] <azlon> has anybody setup a sms server using a 3g modem?
[20:19] <stat_eno> ZykoticK9, and how can i do it?
[20:19] <Kirsch> ok hang on
[20:19] <trism> Kirsch: might be a better idea, good luck
[20:19] <ZykoticK9> stat_eno, do what?  mount an empty dvd - it's impossible, write something to it first :)
[20:20] <stat_eno> ZykoticK9, k3b don't do it
[20:20] <stat_eno> ZykoticK9, brasero don't do it
[20:20] <Kirsch> trism: for some reason, deleting that file seems weird no?
[20:20] <daevski> ftpd question: my newly created ftp server is able to retrieve LIST (directory) info when on port 21, but not on a custom port. Any thoughts on why?
[20:20] <Kirsch> trism: i don't even have that file
[20:20] <ZykoticK9> stat_eno, i'm sorry man i haven't been following you problem, just saw you say empty dvd - and you can't mount those.  good luck man.
[20:21] <edem> hello everybody.Where can i find any information on how to use image background in text console as in Mandriva and Zenwalk? Thanks in advance.
[20:21] <trism> Kirsch: alright, well, I'm out of ideas
[20:21] <stat_eno> ZykoticK9, k3b doesn't burn it, why?
[20:22] <fearful> anyone help with skype audio playback problem, it used to work fine now it doesn't
[20:22] <ZykoticK9> stat_eno, ? i have no idea man...
[20:22] <Sandy80d> ZykoticK9, started GDM [OK] but ctrl-alt-f7 takes me to a blank screen, any ideas?
[20:23] <WanHouse> stat_eno: Buy a new burner. Tis broken perhaps.
[20:23] <Kirsch> trism: lol thx, i appreciate the help, gonna ask server folks
[20:23] <ZykoticK9> Sandy80d, test ctrl-alt-f8 (f9 and f10) check them all
[20:23] <manish> stat_eno: k3b version?
[20:24] <stat_eno> ZykoticK9, k3b says "please insert an empty dvd medium"; brasero reports many errors and stops
[20:24] <stat_eno> manish, 1.0.5
[20:24] <ZykoticK9> stat_eno, perhaps the disc you are trying has already had something written on it -- try a new disc
[20:25] <manish> stat_eno: you are writting is flooded with etra data
[20:25] <Kingsy102> can someone tell me some good easy to use burning software for ubuntu? something similar to nero would be nice :)
[20:25] <Sandy80d> ZykoticK9, try all f-keys, nothing happened
[20:25] <Sandy80d> *tried
[20:25] <ZykoticK9> Kingsy102, k3b is probably the closes (requires a lot of the kde library but it might be worth it)
[20:25] <manish> stat_eno: what is the size of the DVD?
[20:26] <ZykoticK9> Sandy80d, what gfx card?
[20:26] <stat_eno> ZykoticK9, just buyed (1,70€) :P
[20:26] <voraistos> Hi, do you know if in 9.10 the intel graphics driver will work decently ?
[20:26] <stat_eno> manish, no
[20:26] <Kingsy102> ZykoticK9 - anything that just installs nice and easy from the repos?
[20:26] <Pici> voraistos : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[20:26] <Kirsch> trism: boo, not getting responses in #ubuntu-server
[20:26] <stat_eno> manish, 4,7Gb
[20:26] <Sandy80d> built in intel i believe (netbook intel atom)
[20:26] <voraistos> Pici cheers
[20:26] <Kingsy102> i.e I am looking to just install and burn something now (DVD) very quickly
[20:26] <ZykoticK9> voraistos, 9.10 does fix some intel bugs -- runs ok on my eee 701
[20:26] <manish> stat_eno: and what is the size you are writting?
[20:27] <Sandy80d> ZykoticK9, >	built in intel i believe (netbook intel atom)
[20:27] <dmpjk> fearful: skype has to do with the switch to pulseaudio i think
[20:27] <ZykoticK9> Kingsy102, k3b is in the repos...  it's what i use for burning - don't really know any good alternatives
[20:27] <stat_eno> manish, 4,5Gb and i tried to burn 4Gb too
[20:27] <trism> Kirsch: *shrugs*, you could always just add a chmod to rc.local, not exactly the nicest solution though
[20:28] <Kirsch> trism: thats what i'm going to do for now, i just wanted to poke around here to see if i can find out why it happened
[20:28] <manish> stat_eno: try burning lower than 3.6 G
[20:28] <ZykoticK9> Sandy80d, try "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop" then try "startx" in a console <- just to see what happens
[20:28] <fearful> dmpjk, yea thank you very much pulse worked beautifuly
[20:28] <wilecoyte78> !help
[20:28] <dmpjk> fearful: in the future i will not upgrade as fast, i will use qemu or virtualbox to test the latest ubuntu
[20:28] <trism> Kirsch: someone else was having the same problem the other day with a VPS, wonder if it is the same host
[20:28] <manish> stat_eno: just remove 400MB data and see
[20:28] <Kingsy102> ZykoticK9 - thanks
[20:28] <stat_eno> manish, ok..
[20:28] <Panzer> ok trying to install the driver for the RTL8101E getting r8101.ko no such file error
[20:28] <Kirsch> trism: its VPSLink
[20:28] <manish> stat_eno: the k3b should enable the disk
[20:29] <Panzer> 9.04
[20:29] <fearful> dmpjk, well at first it worked fine with hdw intel (0) settings, just all of the sudden didnt work, changed all to pulse and now it works fine
[20:29] <trism> Kirsch: do they have prebuilt images or do you install it yourself? you might want to contact your provider about it if they are prebuilt
[20:30] <dmpjk> fearful: should you try wine and skype for windows there is the problem of wine not being able to emulate alsa very good
[20:30] <fearful> dmpjk, thanks
[20:30] <erUSUL> Panzer: those cards use r8169 afaik
[20:30] <dmpjk> fearful: i didnt give any help..
[20:30] <stat_eno> see you later
[20:30] <Kirsch> trism: they do and one of the things i recently changed was the path to the repos, it referenced a local VPSLink repository
[20:30] <Kirsch> trism: i wonder if they tamper with packages, but everything else is perfect, except this.
[20:30] <Panzer> erUSUL: all the forums say r8169 is not the right driver for the card.  r8168 is the correct stuff.
[20:31] <trism> Kirsch: that could be the case, i would email support about it
[20:31] <fearful> dmpjk, well i just switched all of the to pulse because you said skype had changed to pulse
[20:31] <Kirsch> trism: they don't have suppport and they'll tell me to change it back, i honestly don't want to cause theyremove a lot of packages i needed, like perlmagick
[20:31] <budobull> Sometimes when I watch eg. youtube videos. I only get sound in one of my speakers (just two stereo speakers). Using soundblaster audigy and ALSA (i think atleast...). Is this a common problem amongst newbies? Google didn't help me much.
[20:32] <dmpjk> fearful: ok, i tried to use skype at the beginning of oct, it didnt go well at all
[20:32] <trism> Kirsch: ahh
[20:32] <erUSUL> Panzer: some people that have problems with 8169 try with the realtek suplied (does not come with ubuntu) 8168. but anyway r8101.ko does not exist at all
[20:32] <dmpjk> fearful: maybe skype has a new update or version
[20:33] <fearful> dmpjk,  I've had the same for a quiet a while what was wierd is that it worked one way and now the other but I guess its just weird like that
[20:33] <dmpjk> fearful: ok cu
[20:34] <Kirsch> trism: when does rc.local load?
[20:34] <Sandy80d> ZykoticK9, tried "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop" then "startx" in a console, get a blank screen, this time without even the mouse pointer
[20:34] <trism> Kirsch: loads last I believe
[20:34] <Kirsch> only once?
[20:34] <Kirsch> trism: i use simplifymedia, dunno if u know what it is
[20:35] <Kirsch> trism:  and i wanan start that service at boot also, but it doesn't have an init script, i just need to run a command, can i put it in this file too?
[20:35] <Sandy80d> Should i try to reset my GDM settings somehow, if so how?!
[20:35] <lstarnes> Kirsch: only once, immediately after the remaining init scripts
[20:35] <Kirsch> lstarnes: ok great, then that should be good then, this is for a different box tho
[20:35] <lstarnes> Kirsch: if it's something that doesn't run as root, you may want to put it in a crontab entry with a time of @reboot
[20:36] <Sandy80d> anyone able to help me with a broken GDM?
[20:37] <ZykoticK9> Sandy80d, is you system up to date?  "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade"  I'm sorry I don't have any other ideas right now.  You really need to get some sort of Xorg logs (not sure which one) it give the channel more of a hint as to what's wrong.  Best of luck to ya.
[20:37] <monster> Sandy80d: whats wrong with xorg?
[20:38] <Kirsch> lstarnes: it actually needs to run as root ,s othats ok, but the crontab may be something that would work better
[20:38] <Kirsch> lstarnes: i didn't know u could do @reboot in crontab
[20:38] <Sandy80d> monster: when trying to start gnome i just get blank screen with mouse pointer
[20:38] <monster> from boot?
[20:39] <Sandy80d> yes
[20:39] <monster> disable apci
[20:39] <Sandy80d> where do i do that?
[20:39] <edem> +1
[20:39] <monster> are you using a livecd?
[20:39] <edem> +i
[20:39] <Sandy80d> i am writing from a different computer
[20:39] <Kirsch> lstarnes: i did a quick google search, is it just @reboot <my command> casue i see al ot of stuff where people put @reboot user command
[20:40] <Travis-42> How would I use "cp" to make a copy of all of the files in the current directory and append ".bak"?
[20:40] <wilecoyte78> !help
[20:40] <lstarnes> wilecoyte78: that doesn't work
[20:40] <WanHouse> lstarnes: "time of @reboot" ?
[20:40] <monster> Sandy80d: are you trying to run the LIVECD that fails to load xwindows?
[20:40] <lstarnes> WanHouse: just ask your question
[20:40] <martianlobster> how do I do a screendump in ubuntu?
[20:40] <monster> or is it a full install that never work?
[20:40] <lstarnes> WanHouse: sorry, that was for wilecoyte78
[20:40] <monster> did it work at one point?
[20:40] <lstarnes> WanHouse: I was referring to using @reboot as the time in crontab
[20:40] <Sandy80d> no i can boot livecd ok, but my ubuntu install will not boot from HDD
[20:40] <lstarnes> Kirsch: it's @reboot command
[20:41] <WanHouse> lstarnes: Im glad it was.
[20:41] <ZykoticK9> Travis-42, "for file in * ; do cp $file $file.bak ; done" but that won't work for files with spaces...
[20:41] <Travis-42> ZykoticK9: ah, I didn't think of doing something like that, thanks
[20:41] <lstarnes> ZykoticK9: for file in *; do cp "$file" "$file.bak"; done
[20:41] <WanHouse> lstarnes: This interrests me. You can write "@reboot" to have cron run the command at shutdown/reboot ?
[20:42] <Kirsch> lstarnes: ok cool
[20:42] <lstarnes> WanHouse: no
[20:42] <Panzer> erUSUL: getting pretty much the same error with r8168  r8168.ko does not exist
[20:42] <lstarnes> WanHouse: @reboot runs when cron starts when the system starts
[20:42] <Sandy80d> monster: any ideas?
[20:42] <monster> Sandy80d: read this
[20:42] <monster> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=935461
[20:42] <WanHouse> lstarnes: Ah, theres no @shutdown ?
[20:42] <lstarnes> WanHouse: no
[20:42] <monster> once it hits the grub menu at boot
[20:42] <monster> hit E
[20:42] <lstarnes> WanHouse: see man 5 crontab
[20:42] <monster> to edit it
[20:42] <erUSUL> Panzer: how you try to load the module ? is « sudo modprobe r8169 »
[20:42] <Hillshum> Keyserver.ubuntu.com seems to be down
[20:42] <monster> try that
[20:43] <WanHouse> lstarnes: I could use that. It would be easy to shedule backups etc with that.
[20:43] <Nogga> hello everyone
[20:43] <guntbert> !hi | Nogga
[20:43] <Nogga> I think I completely messed up my wifi by trying to set it to master mode :(
[20:43] <Panzer> erUSUL: yea that works.  it will load the r8169 module.  But the card is a r8101E and does not work on the r8169 module
[20:44] <Nogga> I got a Atheros 242x card running (in my Acer Revo Atom computer...)
[20:45] <erUSUL> Panzer: ok this is what it says in the driver r8169.c: RealTek 8169/8168/8101 ethernet driver.
[20:45] <erUSUL> Panzer: so those chips are supported by this driver...
[20:45] <erUSUL> Panzer: or at least should
[20:45] <M-a-r-k> You've broken flash >:o
[20:45] <Sandy80d> monster: hitting E at grub loading screen doesnt do anything
[20:46] <wilecoyte78> I am running ubuntu jaunty 9.04 kernel 2.6.28-15-generic #52-Ubuntu SMP Wed Sep 9 10:49:34 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc Device 9460 I have dual heads on I am using an ati hd 4890 graphics card I set everything up properly but it gives me two X windows one can have the compiz cube but the other does not. What I want is to have one big desktop.
[20:46] <Sandy80d> do you mean Esc
[20:46] <monster> Sandy80d: it should tell you to hit something to edit it
[20:46] <monster> try again
[20:46] <monster> you can hit pause on the keyboard to read it
[20:46] <Panzer> erUSUL: I know it SHOULD work.  But it does not.
[20:47] <Panzer> see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4210510#post4210510 and http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=843398
[20:47] <Hillshum> Is anyone else having issues with keyserver.ubuntu.com ?
[20:47] <guntbert> Hillshum: you can use nearly every other gpg keyserver as well
[20:48] <Sandy80d> monster: which line do i want to edit...uuid, kernel, initrd or quiet?
[20:48] <monster> let me check mine hold
[20:49] <monster> Sandy80d: at the end of the kernel line
[20:50] <monster> make sure its the default one
[20:50] <Sandy80d> ok thx
[20:50] <monster> top one should be default
[20:51] <giorgos> eeeeeeeeeeee
[20:51] <Kirsch> lstarnes: i rebooted my server and i put @reboot <command> and it didn't do it
[20:52] <Sandy80d> monster: I turned acpi off, still the same
[20:52] <craigbass1976> I'm looking to get a dell 5330dn laser working with Ubuntu, over a network.  Anyone had any luck?
[20:53] <Icychill> can anyone help me im trying to bridge my wifi connection to my xbox360?
[20:53] <monster> Sandy80d: once you get to the screen with just the mouse
[20:53] <monster> if you hit num lock
[20:53] <monster> does the light go on and off
[20:53] <monster> when you hit it a couple times
[20:53] <giorgos> vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
[20:53] <guntbert> giorgos:  Do you have an ubuntu support question?
[20:53] <Sandy80d> i'll try...
[20:54] <monster> ok
[20:54] <Sandy80d> his v key is stuck:)
[20:55] <Sandy80d> monster: yeah numloack light works
[20:55] <ccb0x45>  hey... this probably isnt the right place to ask but I was wondering if anyone pretty familiar with Ldap could help me understand something...
[20:55] <monster> Sandy80d: ok do this alt+ctl+f1
[20:55] <monster> that should give you a console screen
[20:55] <Sandy80d> done
[20:55] <monster> login
[20:55] <Sandy80d> yup
[20:55] <nsgn> at the bash shell i'm trying to run 7zip as my local user (not root), but save to a folder in the root of the drive. the folder is owned by this local user with read/write permissions. 7zip says "cannot open file backup.7z.temp when i run it. wtheck gives?
[20:55] <ccb0x45> I am trying to set up the directory server in a way so I assign a temporary password and force the user to change their password at first log in, and using samba share for them to log into, but on windows for some reason it just says their password is wrong instead of opening a dialogue to change it
[20:55] <monster> cd /var/logs/
[20:55] <monster> sorry
[20:56] <monster> /var/log/
[20:56] <ccb0x45> where as if I take off the change password at first log in, they log in fine with the same password, so I know that s the problem
[20:56] <guntbert> ccb0x45: #openldap    might be better suited
[20:56] <stefano_> #chiarvalle
[20:56] <monster> Xorg.0.log is the file you want to look in
[20:56] <Sandy80d> i'm there
[20:56] <Sandy80d> ...
[20:56] <jacquesdupontd> hey everybody
[20:56] <jacquesdupontd> i have a simple question
[20:56] <monster> pico Xorg.0.log
[20:57] <hsarci> when i have no network applications open system monitor still reports that im sending/recieving about 100-200 byte/s on average....why is that????
[20:57] <ccb0x45> wow hanks guntbert
[20:57] <ccb0x45> didnt know there was that chat
[20:57] <jacquesdupontd> why do pulse still appears in ubuntu audio settings menu ? i did sudo apt-get --purge remove pulse*
[20:57] <guntbert> ccb0x45: you are welcome :-)
[20:57] <monster> hmm i have an idea
[20:57] <wilecoyte78> I am running ubuntu jaunty 9.04 kernel 2.6.28-15-generic #52-Ubuntu SMP Wed Sep 9 10:49:34 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc Device 9460 I have dual heads on I am using an ati hd 4890 graphics card I set everything up properly but it gives me two X windows one can have the compiz cube but the other does not. What I want is to have one big desktop.
[20:58] <Sandy80d> i got the xorg log opened not sure what i'm looking for tho
[20:58] <monster> yeah i figured
[20:58] <monster> close out
[20:58] <monster> ctrl+x
[20:58] <monster> run this
[20:58] <monster> sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[20:58] <monster> lets see if that helps
[20:58] <MrSchmo> hey how do you guy update our linux when there is a new version out. do you do the general let synaptic manager do the upgrade or you do a fresh installation everytime?
[20:59] <Sandy80d> ...
[20:59] <SikEnCide> ive got server 9.04 ... everytime i change my /etc/motd file it works, untill i rebot then it gets over written could i have some help please
[21:00] <trism> MrSchmo: I usually upgrade, but I'm going to do a fresh install for karmic just because I haven't in several releases
[21:00] <Pici> SikEnCide: see the motd.tail manpage to see what the server does to create the manpage.
[21:00] <monster> SikEnCide: from /etc/ , ls -l |grep motd
[21:00] <monster> to see were motd is linked too
[21:00] <monster> and edit that file
[21:00] <WanHouse> trism: Upgrade dood, tis sexxi :)
[21:01] <SikEnCide> monster are you saying that my motd file is linked to something else ?
[21:01] <skylar_> Hey, Stupid question how can I play online videos ( youtube ect)
[21:01] <monster> SikEnCide: yes
[21:01] <davidm2010> Hi, how do you reinstall apache if you used lamp?
[21:02] <monster> lrwxrwxrwx  1 root root       13 2009-09-14 15:15 motd -> /var/run/motd
[21:02] <SikEnCide> yeah monster just saw that
[21:02] <SikEnCide> i also get update-motd.d
[21:02] <monster> you can also just rm motd
[21:03] <monster> and then edit it local to /etc/
[21:03] <WanHouse> monster: rm -f indicates a file, hence a better solution.
[21:03] <SikEnCide> delete teh one in /var ?
[21:03] <MrSchmo> back when i was using ubuntu 7.xx the upgrade always seem to have some bugs and some program not working. with fresh installation, it clear all of that, but its a plain to reinstallation and reconfigure you setting all the time. are grades still like that? is there any other better way to do this?
[21:03] <tbone> I have a little situation that probably is pretty easy to fix, but i haven't done it yet.  I am using karmic and am using a ppa anyway it installs updated dependency nvida 1.95 something, instead of the karmic default.  Now i goto install myth and it wont install unmet dependencies.  I tried to force mythtv-frontend but that don't work.  Suggestions
[21:04] <Pici> tbone : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[21:04] <monster> SikEnCide: delete the link in /etc/
[21:04] <monster> then just create motd and edit it
[21:04] <monster> in /etc/
[21:04] <bwklein> I am having a regex problem...  I only want to select commas in a file where there is not a space after the comma.  Suggestions?
[21:04] <monster> WanHouse: true sry
[21:05] <SikEnCide> how do i delete the link ?
[21:05] <WanHouse> monster: Np, the effect could have been the removal of an empty directory so its not evil.
[21:05] <SikEnCide> rm  "link"
[21:05] <dx00> Hello! I have just installed ubuntu 9.10 and it won´t install .deb packages... this is what I get http://img21.imageshack.us/i/skrmbildgdebigtk.png/ (not sure what it means in english) is says somethin like: dpkg could not find file identification options for...
[21:05] <WanHouse> monster: A directory with files in it could not have been removed that way.
[21:06] <trism> bwklein: match 1 comma and 1 [^ ] ?
[21:06] <monster> SikEnCide: rm -f /etc/motd
[21:06] <monster> pico /etc/motd
[21:06] <monster> save file
[21:06] <monster> done
[21:07] <bwklein> trism: I only want to match commas that are not followed by a space character.
[21:07] <Sandy80d> monster: tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg, didnt seem to help
[21:07] <trism> bwklein: that's what I said ,[^ ]
[21:07] <bwklein> ok sec...
[21:07] <skylar_> hey I was hoping someone would be able to tell me what i need to do in order to be able to play online videos  ( youtube etc)
[21:07] <Flannel> !flash | skylar_
[21:08] <trism> bwklein: although if you're trying to insert spaces, you may need to group the second character so you can insert it in the output
[21:08] <SikEnCide> oh thnx monster the link is gone
[21:08] <monster> Sandy80d: Sorry there not much i can do without looking at the Xorg.0.log
[21:08] <SikEnCide> lets ee if it sticks on a reboot
[21:09] <monster> did you recreate it?
[21:09] <bwklein> trism: Yes, I see that you are correct...  How do I do that?
[21:09] <skylar_> Flannel, If that involves installing adobe flash from the add/remove or synaptic manager it won't let me.
[21:09] <Sandy80d> i should be able to boot into livecd and look at the log?
[21:09] <SikEnCide> yeah i remade it
[21:09] <ccmi> after trying to configure a printer on a computer cant mount pendrives in it
[21:09] <bwklein> With...  ,([^ ])  ?
[21:09] <ccmi> [pendrive -> usb flash memory]
[21:09] <Flannel> skylar_: It does involve installing flash (although I believe gnash will work for youtube now too).  Why won't it let you?
[21:09] <ccmi> now im connected to that computer with a usb flash plugged in
[21:09] <ccmi> lsusb doesnt show the pendrive
[21:09] <SikEnCide> ok it stuck thnx monster
[21:09] <ccmi> on the morning this was working fine
[21:10] <FloodBot3> ccmi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:10] <bwklein> You are right, I want to insert a space after every comma that does not have on already following it.
[21:10] <skylar_> Apparently because my computer type.
[21:10] <skylar_>  amd64
[21:10] <trism> bwklein: I think it depends on what you're using, in sed the match would be like ,([^ ]) and you would refer to it as \1 (or \2 for the second group, \3 etc)
[21:10] <ccmi> FloodBot1, fu.
[21:10] <Flannel> ccmi: Please don't be rude
[21:10] <monster> np SikEnCide
[21:11] <bwklein> I am using TextMate on OS X.  The Find and Replace feature allows regex
[21:11] <shentino> How do I upgrade to a new ubuntu release from the command line?
[21:11] <Jennifer_> hello again....well my new driver seems to be working so far....i forgot to reboot last time
[21:11] <SikEnCide> are there any special settings i need ot make /etc/ssh/ssh_config to make sure i can get to it from outside my network.  I just reinstalled the box and forget is i made any changes or not
[21:11] <shentino> I'd do it with the gui but my video card's a bit touchy
[21:11] <Jennifer_> erUSUL...are you here?
[21:11] <Flannel> shentino: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes will link to whichever specific upgrade you're doing
[21:11] <J11> Hi, I'm resizing my partitions with the live cd. I already did ntfsresize, so I could change it with fdisk. But that would leave free space before the extended partition. Does this partition have to be moved first or does recreating the partition(keeping the swap partion at the end on the same location) and resize2fs(after turning off journaling) move the inode table to the front? I used to have a good article on this but I can't find it anymore
[21:11] <monster> Sandy80d: kinda depends. youd have to mount the root volume to see if from the live cd
[21:11] <monster> otherwise you will be looking at the one from the livecd
[21:11] <Jennifer_> but now the streaming video is not fluid....must be because the 3d is not installed
[21:12] <bwklein> trism: I am using TextMate on OS X.  The Find and Replace feature allows regex.
[21:12] <trism> bwklein: yeah I have no idea how to do it in textmate
[21:12] <monster> Jennifer_: do you have an nvidia card?
[21:12] <Flannel> bwklein: This is an Ubuntu support channel, you'd be better off finding an appropriate channel for your question
[21:12] <jimmy51_> can parted resize an ext3 partition without causing harm?
[21:12] <trism> bwklein: the sed command would be sed -e "s/,\([^ ]\)/, \1/g" file_name.txt
[21:12] <dx00> Hello! I have just installed ubuntu 9.10 and it won´t install .deb packages... this is what I get http://img21.imageshack.us/i/skrmbildgdebigtk.png/ (not sure what it means in english) is says somethin like: dpkg could not find file identification options for... can this error be fixed or should I reinstall the OS
[21:12] <shentino> duh...thanks, should have RTFM :)
[21:13] <Flannel> dx00: #ubuntu+1 for Karmic support, thanks
[21:13] <dx00> ty
[21:13] <DareDevil0> es
[21:13] <dx00> #ubuntu+1
[21:13] <bwklein> Flannel: I know... I cannot connect to #regex and since Ubuntu is Linux and Awesome, I figured that someone here out of the 1500+ members would know regex.
[21:14] <Sandy80d> monster: but if i look in var/log/ on my HDD would it not be the right one?
[21:14] <Flannel> bwklein: Yes, we do.  Your issue isn't a regexp one, since the regexp we gave you apparently doesn't work.  Also, *especially* because this is a large channel you shouldn't stray offtopic.
[21:14] <nyash> Is someone familiar with Postfix? I am succesfully sending emails, but I would like to create 2-3 user mailboxes which I could use to store emails, and then fetch them via Mozilla Thunderbird etc. Unfortunately i got not idea where to start.
[21:15] <bwklein> Thanks trism, I am going to look at the manuals and understand grouping better.  Thank you.
[21:15] <guntbert> !ot | nyash
[21:15] <nyash> =(
[21:15] <nyash> okay, went a bit ot:p
[21:15] <dermot> I have downloaded all of the needed plugins for fire fox to play flash movies but for some reason it wont load the flash video. please help me
[21:15] <Flannel> nyash, guntbert: that's not offtopic
[21:16] <bwklein> Flannel: Actually it is a regex problem and trism was very helpful and pointed me in the right direction.  But, next time more on topic.
[21:16] <banished> Hi, has anybody managed to get a pinnacle pctv 7010ix working?
[21:16] <guntbert> nyash: how is the configuration of postfix ubuntu related?
[21:16] <Flannel> guntbert: Because postfix is in Ubuntu....
[21:16] <Flannel> guntbert: Don't be rude
[21:17] <bwklein> I will use #ubuntu-offtopic for other things next time.
[21:17] <Flannel> nyash: Are you needing three mailboxes for three users? or why do you think you need three mailboxes?
[21:17] <guntbert> Flannel: excuse me? where was I rude?
[21:18] <Sandy80d> monster: I pasted the log file to paste.ubuntu.com/297789/
[21:18] <AlexGE> Will Ubuntu or Kubuntu work with my system and wich version shoud i take (x86/x64)?
[21:18] <AlexGE> My sytem is:
[21:18] <AlexGE> MSI KA790 GX
[21:18] <AlexGE> Amd Phenom II X4 940
[21:18] <AlexGE> Ati Radeon 4850
[21:18] <AlexGE> 4GB DDr2-RAM OCZ Reaper Kit
[21:18] <FloodBot3> AlexGE: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:18] <nyash> Flannel: Uhm, perhaps I expressed it in a wrong way. So far I can send email from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I would like to receive, store and fetch emails for<EMAIL_ADDRESS>so actually one mailbox would suffice
[21:18] <Flannel> !postfix | nyash
[21:19] <nyash> cool, ty
[21:19] <Flannel> nyash: postfix will get the mail onto your box, where are you using thunderbird?  You may need something like dovecot to talk to thunderbird once the mail's on your box
[21:20] <Sandy80d> anyone one else who can figure out why gnome isnt starintg feel free to look at my xorg log:)... http://paste.ubuntu.com/297789/
[21:20] <Euken> Witam
[21:20] <guntbert> !pl | Euken
[21:20] <Panzer> anyone have issues with RTL8101 on 9.04 or 9.10?
[21:21] <Euken> Hello
[21:21] <AlexGE> Pls help me http://paste.ubuntu.com/297792/
[21:21] <LordBurrito> G'day all.  Doing a console (tty) login to an Ubuntu 6.0.1 Server install and I'm missing the bottom two lines of the output.  Help?
[21:21] <Euken> Why we should talk here in English ?
[21:21] <lstarnes> Euken: this is an english-speaking channel
[21:22] <nyash> Flannel: I would like to postfix mailbox to be accessible from outside, via thunderbird, outlook etc. So far the only thing I had modified was the /etc/postfix/main.conf *or something similar in name* and added appropriate hostnames and domain names. Which in the end lets me send emails
[21:22] <Euken> But ur from Poland ?
[21:22] <nyash> the postfix*
[21:22] <lstarnes> Euken: #ubuntu-pl is polish
[21:22] <Euken> ok
[21:22] <nt4cats> Suppose I want to install a file /var/cache/foo/data-file (made up example) on my machine, and I know that this file is contained in an unknown .deb package in the ubuntu repositories.  How do I search the repositories to find the list of .deb packages that have this data file?  This is similar to how bash suggests missing packages to install for executables -- but I'm not looking for an executable here.
[21:22] <lstarnes> Sandy80d: you could try moving ~/.gnome2/ and ~/.gnome/ to another location
[21:22] <lstarnes> Sandy80d: or you could try removing
[21:23] <lstarnes> Sandy80d: also, you might need to do something with ~/.gnome2_private/ and ~/.gnome_private/
[21:24] <ab2qik> Hi,  trying to use streamripper to connect to a shoutcast stream and rip. Using Jaunty but no luck. Help!
[21:24] <nt4cats> If this were a Redhat/Fedora/Centos box I could type "yum provides */foo/data-file" and it would answer my question.  (I'm mentioning this not to start a flamewar but to further explain what I'm trying to do)
[21:24] <Sandy80d> ok, i dont appear to be able to access these folders from liveCD would i have to go to command priompt to remove these?
[21:24] <skylar_> wth some videos still won't plat
[21:24] <Flannel> nt4cats: dpkg -S /path/to/file
[21:24] <skylar_> * play
[21:24] <iraklio_cretee> hello
[21:24] <Flannel> nt4cats: I think that's what you're asking anyway
[21:24] <nt4cats> Flannel: I thought that only works if the file is already installed
[21:24] <Flannel> nt4cats: It does.
[21:25] <Flannel> nt4cats: apt-file is what you want for packages not installed
[21:25] <Sandy80d> Istarnes: ok, i dont appear to be able to access these folders from liveCD would i have to go to command priompt to remove these?
[21:25] <Flannel> nt4cats: (well, I think it works for installed packages too)
[21:25] <ab2qik> THis was typed at the terminal:  sudo  streamripper  http://www.shoutcast.com/shoutcast_player?stationid=59&Genre=Deep&ContentFlag=1&isCallInternal=&related=
[21:25] <nt4cats> Flannel: I don't have the file yet -- and I want to install it but don't know how to search for it.  I'll give apt-file a try, thanks.
[21:25] <Flannel> nyash: You need to have an IMAP/POP server on the box to serve the mail to the clients.  Dovecot is one of them
[21:26] <Flannel> !dovecot | nyash
[21:26] <lstarnes> Sandy80d: you could mount your existing installation to a temporary directory in the live cd then look in your home directory there
[21:26] <sven_oostenbrink> Question, I need information on a 10Gbit network card that also supports iSCSI.. Could I use such a card for bot iSCSI and normal traffic, or would that require an extra, other, network card?
[21:26] <nt4cats> Flannel: ... and I'm not mentioning the specific file here because I am more interested in learning to fish than I am in having you catch a fish for me ;)
[21:26] <kyon-MTfr> Good evening, I have a silly problem with a bash script I wrote... can I get some help, please ?
[21:26] <kyon-MTfr> that script is supposed to copy a file to a destination with another file name ; the displayed cp command works when I type it separately, but fails in the script
[21:26] <nyash> Flannel: Should postfix need additional configuration, or will everything needed be handled by dovecot, including further configuration if necessary?
[21:27] <guntbert> kyon-MTfr: there is a channel #bash :)
[21:27] <Flannel> nt4cats: If it's just a rare thing, you can also use packages.ubuntu.com, which has a second textbox for looking for files in packages (basically an online apt-file) since I believe apt-file carries a significant chunk of data with it (all the files in all the packages)
[21:27] <kyon-MTfr> oh. thanks, then.
[21:27] <Billiard> kyon-MTfr: you can pm me about it if you want
[21:27] <nt4cats> Flannel: outstanding!  thanks again
[21:27] <safe> I'm not able to request a key from keyserver.ubuntu.com, it just times out.
[21:27] <safe> However, I can ping the server.
[21:27] <Flannel> nyash: If postfix lets you recieve email to your server and send email out of it, then yeah, that's fully configured.  Then for dovecot you just point it to whereever your mail is hiding
[21:27] <skylar_> assuming i can install FF 3.5 would it be  sudo apt-get update     sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5
[21:27] <ab2qik> any help with streamripper?
[21:28] <nyash> Flannel: Ok, great thanks!
[21:28] <Flannel> skylar_: Depends.  What version of Ubuntu are you on?
[21:28] <wawer> #ubuntu-pl
[21:28] <guntbert> safe:  you can use nearly every other gpg keyserver as well
[21:28] <skylar_> newest
[21:28] <skylar_>  9.04 I think
[21:28] <skylar_> Jaunty Jackalope.
[21:28] <Flannel> skylar_: then yeah, just install firefox-3.5
[21:29] <safe> Is there some other way to get a "key"?
[21:29] <rsk> safe: it's laggy sometimes, try again
[21:30] <zorael> Can't you add to the packages a launchpad bug affects without confirming that it's been registered upstream?
[21:30] <ab2qik> is there a way to get streamripper and kstreamer working?
[21:30] <safe> guntbert: Which one would that be? I know of none.
[21:30] <guntbert> safe: try http://pgp.mit.edu/
[21:30] <Flannel> zorael: You'd have a better chance of getting answered in #ubuntu-bugs
[21:30] <zorael> Flannel: ah, thanks
[21:32] <skylar_> Flannel: says the installation is done however still running version 3.0 after FF has restarted.
[21:32] <cm__> list
[21:32] <sun`> trying to install Ubuntu 9.10 beta, using a livecd.
[21:32] <sun`> it gives Input/Output error.
[21:32] <trism> skylar_: firefox-3.5 will be listed as Shiretoko on the menu for jaunty
[21:33] <guntbert> !9.10 | sun`
[21:33] <skylar_> trism: thx
[21:33] <sun`> guntbert, but now Im facing the same problem with 9.04.
[21:34] <sun`> I have installed it on another system with same config, and it installed fine.
[21:34] <IspaniKa> buonasera
[21:35] <diogo_79> hi
[21:35] <diogo_79> how can i make a program run with my username
[21:35] <diogo_79> i have install a program in the opt/ folder
[21:35] <diogo_79> the root is the owner and the grup
[21:36] <diogo_79> i have modified the sudores file
[21:36] <mario-prkos> I dont have audio card detected on my hp pavilion on karmic beta
[21:36] <diogo_79> but it gives permission denied when i try to execute the program
[21:36] <kisuke> diogo_79: at a terminal "su (username) command"
[21:36] <lstarnes> kisuke, diogo_79: sudo is not necessary for this
[21:37] <lstarnes> diogo_79: you may need to use sudo chmod og+x filename  on each executable file for the program
[21:37] <lstarnes> diogo_79: that should give regular users permission to run it without needing any other priviliges
[21:37] <kisuke> lstarnes: as i recall su is switch user sudo is super user do,
[21:37] <trism> kisuke: ubuntu doesn't have su setup by default
[21:38] <ax> i'm tring to get a unionfs mount working, i have the kernel module loaded, and i'm doing this [as root]:  mount -t unionfs -o dirs=/media/external/alex/music-backup/=ro:/media/external/share-audio/=rw unionfs /media/external/share/audio
[21:38] <lstarnes> kisuke: I know
[21:38] <ax> any ideas what is up?
[21:38] <lstarnes> kisuke: but I think his problem needs a different solution
[21:38]  * kisuke facepalm
[21:39] <ax> i get mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on unionfs .. ..
[21:39] <sblunix> Hi all
[21:39] <sblunix> :)
[21:40] <mwojciec> hello for everyone! :)
[21:40] <Koosti> heyo
[21:40] <stat_eno> hi all
[21:41] <switchgirlEEE> night
[21:43] <stat_eno> i tried to burn my data DVD-RW but this is the debugging output of k3b http://pastebin.com/m3c7da2c8
[21:43] <jimmy51_> how does /usr/sbin/sendmail know what server to send to?
[21:44] <jimmy51_> i'm configuration an application that wants to know SendmailPath (it's pre-populated), EmailFromUsername, EmailAdminUsername, EmailUserDestDomain.  it seems like that's not enough for it to know what server to send to
[21:45] <Panzer> ok so how do I file a bug report.
[21:45] <Panzer> ?
[21:46] <sblunix> !bugreport | Panzer
[21:46] <sblunix> !bug | Panzer
[21:48] <Sandy80d> lstarnes, I tried removing ~/.gnome2/ and ~/.gnome/ etc but I am still anable to boot into gnome
[21:48] <sblunix> !search gnome
[21:48] <myn> myn
[21:48] <juli4n> hi everyone
[21:48] <myn> jnhdgyt5rtgvnbvjh
[21:49] <arikr> Hello everyone! Got this problem: Jaunty on laptop (HP 6735b with 140 Gb hd) root partition gets filled up after a while. Tried reinstalling, tripled size of root partition. Same problem...
[21:49] <Hillshum> arikr: I have the same laptop and never had the problem
[21:49] <lxdeuser777> im using lxde now
[21:50] <juli4n> can someone help me?? how can i to view the gkrellm on my all desktops??
[21:50] <arikr> My partition is now 10 Gb. What can be causing this? apt problem?
[21:51] <stat_eno> quit
[21:51] <erUSUL> arikr: probably something is spamming your logs until the disk fills up
[21:51] <erUSUL> arikr: find the root couse of that
[21:51] <Sandy80d> anyone able to help me fix my x-org, I am close to doing a fresh install, though i want to avoid this as i have spent a lot of time setting up this install!!!
[21:51] <Sandy80d> here's my x-org log http://paste.ubuntu.com/297789/
[21:51] <arikr> If something is spamming my logs, how do I deal with that?
[21:53] <juli4n> can someone help me?? how can i to view the gkrellm on my all desktops?
[21:54]  * raid1 elloz
[21:55] <arikr> Well, thanks erUSUL, I'll try to test your suggestion...
[21:56] <hey_joe> whenever i log into one of my servers, i get the motd and it states "8 packages can be updated. 13 updates are security updates." aside from the math simply not making since in those satements, performing "apt-get update/upgrade" shows nothing available...
[21:56] <hey_joe> whats with this?
[21:57] <gpled> anyone use puppet?
[21:57] <OerHeks> juli4n in the configuration > general> property's>  set sticky state
[21:57] <mario-prkos> i wrote aplay -l and i didn't get no sound card listed on my laptop hp pavilion dv2940 karmic
[21:57] <sebsebseb> hi
[21:58] <dragon> I need to setup one-way sync from M$ Exchange to iCal format readable by Evolution. Ideas?
[21:58] <carlee> hey_joe: are any of the upgrades held back?
[21:58] <da> how does one get this computer to play DVDS?
[21:58] <dragon> !dvd | da
[21:58] <juli4n> OerHeks thanks ;P
[21:58] <gpled> da: vlc
[21:59] <carlee> da: install libdvdcss2
[21:59] <craigbass1976> I'll announce this so that it's in the irc log file.  I can print to a dell 5330dn with a hp laserjet 4100 driver
[21:59] <da> okay thanks...
[21:59] <hsarci> does anyone know of an alternative to synergy that is also cross platform???
[21:59] <resno> how do you copy a directory through terminal?
[22:00] <craigbass1976> Maybe google will find that for folks.  See you all later.
[22:00] <kane77> hi, I'm looking for some note software.. I need something simple (like tomboy) but with more features (such as images and tags) do you know of anything like that?
[22:00] <trism> resno: cp -R dir_one dir_two
[22:00] <gpled> resno: cp source destination
[22:00] <carlee> hsarci: read http://ostatic.com/synergy/alternatives/1
[22:01] <resno> trism: it was the captial R i was missing!
[22:01] <carlee> hsarci: i recommend tightvnc
[22:01] <hey_joe> hsarci, synergy is the best i have ever used. confusing and a pain to setup sometimes, but worth the trouble
[22:01] <hey_joe> tightvnc isn't a synergy replacement
[22:04] <m0RrE> does anyone have problem with the newest nvidia drivers?
[22:04] <m0RrE> i get some random flickering when e.g. watching a fullhd movie
[22:05] <dragon> I need to setup one-way sync from M$ Exchange to iCal format readable by Evolution. Ideas?
[22:05] <kpettit> I'm trying to get used to this new Empathy program.  Is there anyway to make new text message popup in a window rather than those bubbles?
[22:05] <carlee> m0RrE: are you using the drivers that ubuntu provided, or using the drivers that you manually downloaded from the nvidia site?
[22:05] <Take0n> I have python 2.5 2.6 and 3.0 installed on my system.. how do I choose one to be default?
[22:06] <m0RrE> carlee: provided by ubuntu, and right now i'm using nvidia-glx-190 from launchpad ppas.
[22:06] <Take0n> I am trying to install python-wxgtk2.8 but get errors and I think it's because it's reading 3.0
[22:06] <Sandy80d> anyone able to help me fix my x-org, I am close to doing a fresh install, though i want to avoid this as i have spent a lot of time setting up this install!!!
[22:06] <Sandy80d> here's my x-org log http://paste.ubuntu.com/297789/
[22:08] <Rask> Hey guys.  As a matter of convention, where in the filesystem would one best put a shared directory that wasn't owned by a user, per se?  Like a library of music files?
[22:09] <carlee> mORrE: their beta drivers. thats why. revert back to nvidia-glx-180
[22:09] <m0RrE> carlee: is 185 also beta?
[22:09] <carlee> nope
[22:09] <m0RrE> because it's the same with them
[22:10] <SonorKaj> Rask,  //home/user/name of music folder
[22:10] <Guest67994> question: I use Ubuntu 9.10. When I try to boot up Ubuntu, it says something about forcing a check and it has tried X # of times to mount some drive. How do I resolve this issue?
[22:10] <carlee> what are you watching it on?
[22:10] <m0RrE> my 23" lcd display and 40" samsung tv
[22:10] <m0RrE> same issue with both screens
[22:10] <Rask> SonorKaj:  But what if it wasn't really meant to be owned by any specific user, is there a more neutral place to put it?
[22:11] <prince_jammys> Rask: perhaps /usr/local/share
[22:11] <m0RrE> some random "stripe" that kinda "rolls" from the top to bottom..
[22:11] <m0RrE> can't really describe it
[22:11] <Rask> prince_jammys: Isn't /usr supposed to be read only though?
[22:11] <haven489> does the torrent DLer in Ubuntu DL all and any type of torrent?
[22:11] <trism> Rask: or maybe create a separate partition for it, and mount it on /media
[22:12] <ageeb> how is everyone? I have a quick question about the final release of 9.10.  Are all the updates that are available for the beta after initial install going to be encorporated into the final release?
[22:12] <Rask> Hmm..
[22:13] <ageeb> or will they stay as 'updates'
[22:13] <carlee> mORrE: have you tried http://www.true-binary.com/?p=231 ? the instructions at the bottom of the page
[22:13] <Flaccology> question: I use Ubuntu 9.10. When I try to boot up Ubuntu, it says something about forcing a check and it has tried X # of times to mount some drive. How do I resolve this issue?
[22:13] <axisys> how do I let users edit files while git does the revision control in the back .. automated.. so users will only be prompted to add comment when they save and exit.. that's all .. a simple interface
[22:13] <Tm_T> da: welcome (:
[22:13] <m0RrE> carlee: this guy uses svideo, i'm using hdmi
[22:14] <da> I tried to instal what you said to no avail...
[22:14] <m0RrE> but the thing is that i get it on my default monitor aswell.. very annoying
[22:15] <erUSUL> axisys: maybe a wrapper script that wraps the call to the editor and does the commit when the editor exits
[22:15] <carlee> m0RrE: what happens when you disconnect the HDMI cable and restart?
[22:16] <carlee> does the flickker still exist?
[22:16] <m0RrE> the random stripes rolling on the monitors only appear when for example watching a movie
[22:16] <seyfarth> Hey guys, I'm looking for a program to block certain websites from being accessed at certain times of the day. i don't control the routers, so that's out. any ideas?
[22:16] <m0RrE> and the are completly random, sometimes it takes minutes before the appear
[22:16] <kisuke> i ran the ubuntu live CD and the atheros ar242x in my laptop ran the n i reboted to do some thing in windows, then rebooted to the live CD and my wireles adapter no longer workshelp please
[22:17] <jrib> axisys: there exist a few vcs scripts at vim.org
[22:17] <m0RrE> and they can sometimes disappear for minutes just to come back and keep disturbing me
[22:17] <axisys> erUSUL: well i was thinking of vim plugin do the work in the background
[22:17] <carlee> whats your vodeo card?
[22:17] <axisys> jrib: hmm.
[22:17] <carlee> *video
[22:17] <infid> if all i want to do is permanently mount my windows share in jaunty, do i just have /etc/fstab use smbfs?
[22:18] <jrib> axisys: I'm sure #vim can give you more details about a solution too
[22:18] <erUSUL> axisys: yes there are scripts to intigrate git with emacs or vim but they are for the power user not for the "i'm dumb please commit for me" user.
[22:18] <ZykoticK9> Flaccology, try asking the same question in #ubuntu+1
[22:19] <axisys> jrib: talking to #vim guys
[22:20] <kisuke> can some one help me get my ar242X wireless adapter working again on 9.04
[22:21] <bitplex> How would I go about removing all package that I have installed leaving only the default ones that came with ubuntu?
[22:21] <axisys> erUSUL: this might help if i use rcs http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1111
[22:22] <sebsebseb> kisuke: This might be useful
[22:22] <sebsebseb> !wireless |  kisuke
[22:22] <Raykoid666> new Wordpress 0-day exploit! blog post about it + quick fix: http://Raykoid666.blogs.linkbucks.com
[22:22] <jrib> Raykoid666: please don't do that here
[22:22] <jrib> actually
[22:23] <Raykoid666> sorry
[22:23] <Raykoid666> just thought people should now
[22:23] <jrib> Raykoid666: there are lots of things people should know.  This isn't the right place to tell them though.
[22:24] <jrib> Raykoid666: i thought you were some automated bot given your link which is why I kicked you
[22:27] <bitplex> Anyone?
[22:27] <kisuke> sebsebseb: it worked out of the box then i restarted, went to windoze found it quit (in windoze), went back to buntu and quit there as well
[22:27] <giannis>  /server eu.irc.gr /join #ubuntu
[22:27] <ZykoticK9> jrib, linking from this irc channel to money making websites such as this http://www.linkbucks.com should be discouraged anyways.
[22:27] <BluntedBoyWonder> hello room
[22:27] <jrib> ZykoticK9: agreed
[22:28] <anteaya> I need a driver to read a panasonic 700 mini dv camcorder for streaming from my laptop, where should I begin to look?
[22:28] <BluntedBoyWonder> I am thinking about installing VirtualBox on my 9.04.I got an ipod shuffle 3rd gen and I kinda need itunes 9 for the voice-overs. Anyone got any experience with this?
[22:28] <jrib> !vbox > BluntedBoyWonder
[22:29] <sebsebseb> kisuke: Ok wireless isn't  my area, but  maybe you got faulty wireless hardware.  It's something that came with the lap top which came with Windows?   If so it should always just work in that.
[22:29] <bitplex> How would I go about removing all packages that I have installed leaving only the default ones that came with ubuntu?
[22:29] <BluntedBoyWonder> ok
[22:29] <ZykoticK9> BluntedBoyWonder, be sure to use the PEUL version (includes USB support for VMs) of VBox - add Sun's repo
[22:29] <sebsebseb> kisuke: I assume it's a lap top
[22:30] <BluntedBoyWonder> ok ZykoticK9 duly noted
[22:30] <kisuke> sebsebseb: yes the ar242x has drivers included as of 9.04
[22:30] <kisuke> sebsebseb: i restrted my laptop and it just quit in win and linux
[22:31] <sdegutistest> hi
[22:31] <sdegutistest> whats up?
[22:32] <AeganSkies> is there any change in power savings for karmic? on-demand caused heating problems on quite a few, including my hptx2000 tablet
[22:32] <sdegutistest> im sure there are..
[22:32] <sebsebseb> kisuke: Seems a bit odd why all of a sudden it woudn't work in Windows,  unless your hardware is failing I guess, but really you need someone else to help you.   You can wait here and repeate your issue,  and even try ##networking  it might be an actsaul hardware issue, hence issues with both OS's.
[22:33] <kisuke> sebsebseb: thanks
[22:34] <sebsebseb> kisuke: gl
[22:34] <max_ubuntu> @all hi
[22:35] <stinky> I dont want to pay for usenet access, can I just make a usenet server with ubuntu and log in for free? TIA for any help :)
[22:35] <Rafay> hello people
[22:36] <stinky> hello Rafay
[22:36] <Rafay> I need some help with 'LiveCD'
[22:36] <Rafay> Can I ask here?
[22:36] <Garnol9956> I got a problem with the following command:sudo apt-get install cvs svn git-core mercurial: it says that svn has no installation candidat. What am i doing wrong?
[22:36] <Billiard> Rafay: sure whats the prob
[22:36] <sebsebseb> !ask |  Rafay
[22:37]  * xrandr is away: laying down
[22:37] <Garnol9956> i guess its about repositories
[22:37] <Garnol9956> sudo apt-get install cvs svn git-core mercurial
[22:37] <juan__> hola a todos
[22:37] <sebsebseb> !es |  juan__
[22:37] <Rafay> So, I downloaded the latest version of Ubuntu (9.04) which is about 689MB and I want to dual boot, so I have to burn it. So my question is, would the latest iso will fit in a 700MB disk?
[22:37] <Garnol9956> I got a problem with the following command:sudo apt-get install cvs svn git-core mercurial: it says that svn has no installation candidat. What am i doing wrong?
[22:38] <sebsebseb> Rafay: yes
[22:38] <Garnol9956> yes it will
[22:38] <ageeb> rafay, yes
[22:38] <Rafay> 698MB*
[22:38] <hunt577> Is Sebastrian here?
[22:38] <Billiard> Garnol9956: svn isnt an available package looks like
[22:38] <hunt577> Sebastian*
[22:38] <ageeb> i just did it rafay
[22:38] <ageeb> literally
[22:38] <sebsebseb> Rafay: however  it might be a good idea to just wait untill 9.10 now :)  which is released not this Thursday, but the next one, October 29th
[22:38] <bitplex> How would I go about removing all packages that I have installed leaving only the default ones that came with ubuntu? Please somebody help.
[22:39] <hunt577> I have an HP Pavilion DV7 laptop, would ubuntu be a good operating system for this computer?
[22:39] <Rafay> good Idea
[22:39] <Rafay> In the mean time, I'm gonna try out Ubuntu for the first time on my test computer
[22:39] <Rafay> :)
[22:39] <fnordperfect> hello! is it somehow possible to allow two simultanously logged-in users run the NetworkManager applet?
[22:40] <ageeb> does anyone know if the updates after 9.10beta install get rolled into the final release or do they stay as 'updates' to download after install?
[22:40] <Rafay> You guys "really" sure it would fit?
[22:40] <Zzeiss> hunt577: It all depends on the peripherals inside.  It *might* work fine - or you *might* have wireless card and video issues.  The video can almost always be run in a degraded mode (i.e. no accelleration).
[22:40] <jrib> !karmic | ageeb
[22:40] <hunt577> oh ok Zzeiss thank you
[22:40] <ageeb> rafay, i downloaded 9.10beta today, burned it, and installed it
[22:40] <Zzeiss> hunt577: The wireless card may or may not work at all.  Some mfgrs make really horrid wireless cards.
[22:40] <hunt577> ah
[22:40] <ZykoticK9> bitplex, i'm not really sure how that could be done - something with apt-cache policy perhaps?  what version are you using?  perhaps there is a list of default packages somewhere and you could try using a diff to compare the two file?  dunno.  good luck man.
[22:40] <hunt577> I can always try it out
[22:40] <Zzeiss> hunt577: However, a suggestion?  Download a LiveCD of Ubuntu and give it a try.
[22:40] <Rafay> okay then
[22:41] <hunt577> Thank you I will do that
[22:41] <Rafay> Thanks for helping ageeb and others
[22:41] <Zzeiss> hunt577: the LiveCD will run VERY SLOWLY compared to the hard drive.  But you can test everything.
[22:41] <sebsebseb> Rafay: The LIve CD fits on a  standard 700MB CD
[22:41] <Zzeiss> hunt577: If it works *at all* under the LiveCD, it will work in the full install.  :)
[22:41] <Rafay> yeah, I just bought that
[22:42] <bitplex> ZykoticK9 - thank you for helping - version 8.10
[22:42] <Rafay> 80 minute, right?
[22:42] <Zzeiss> hunt577: Another option- do you feel comfortable with swapping your hard drive?  If so, pop in a cheap spare hard drive, and do the install.  That way, you see pretty closely how blazingly fast Ubuntu is compared to Windows.  :)
[22:42] <hunt577> One more question, should I get the Beta 9.10 Ubuntu or an existing Ubuntu?
[22:42] <sebsebseb> Rafay: Before burning an ISO your meant to really md5sum check it, to make sure it's a good download
[22:42] <sebsebseb> !md5sum |  Rafay
[22:43] <Zzeiss> hunt577: I'd go with 9.04.  Especially if you are going to swap hard drives before the install.  :)
[22:43] <ZykoticK9> bitplex, i just checked my iso collection - but i don't have a 8.10 would have done a vm for the default list but without iso can't really help out :(
[22:43] <Rafay> I downloaded through the torrent provided on the site, so no need to worry about
[22:43] <bitplex> ZykoticK9 - its ok, thanks for trying
[22:43] <Rafay> but still, I will run a check to verify
[22:43] <hunt577> Zzeiss - I am just backing up all the files I want to keep on a USB thumb drive and will transfer them back on the computer once I have ubuntu installed
[22:43] <Zzeiss> hunt577: Oh- and even if some thiings don't work in the liveCD or initial install, plug it in to a wired network and do a "system upgrade to newest rev".  Lots of things got to working.  :)
[22:43] <bitplex> Hopefully somebody else mught have
[22:44] <sebsebseb> hunt577: just wait for 9.10, and when you got the final of it, do a nice clean install,  then  nice Ext4 by default a faster file system, and Grub 2 later version of the boot loader,  where as 9.04 Ext3 upgrades don't get that
[22:44] <hunt577> oh ok
[22:44] <Rafay> one more question, 80 Minute -> 700MB CD?
[22:44] <sebsebseb> hunt577: or put  9.04 on in the mean time
[22:44] <hunt577> Sebastian!!!!
[22:44] <Zzeiss> hunt577: Another thing you might want to try is to install a _dual boot_ partition setup.  That way you can still run your Windows install of HALO.  :)
[22:44] <hunt577> I have been looking for you
[22:44] <hunt577> Do you remember me?
[22:44] <Garnol9956> how do i install software from tar.bz2?
[22:45] <Rafay> ageeb?
[22:45] <Zzeiss> Garnol9956: You have to unpack it with bunzip2, which is not in the default install.  :(
[22:45] <trism> Garnol9956: you need to extract it with tar xjvf file.tar.bz2 and then follow the directions for the package
[22:45] <Zzeiss> Garnol9956: so, "sudo apt-get install bunzip2", then "bunzip2 yourfilehere", then work from that result.
[22:46] <ZykoticK9> bitplex, to get a list of what is installed you can use the command "dpkg --get-selections > installed-software" if you could run the same thing on a default install you'd know what you have installed since the base setup.  good luck man.
[22:46] <Zzeiss> gotta run.  This is my train stop.
[22:46] <sebsebseb> hunt577: probably
[22:46] <Dark_Shadow> yo
[22:46] <Garnol9956> ZykoticK9 i need to compile the software i think
[22:47] <sebsebseb> Rafay: You didn't have to pm  me to ask for me to answer how fast the download will be,  that depends on how fast your Internet connection is, and to some extent,  where your downloading it from
[22:47] <Rafay> I didn't asked for it :o
[22:47] <ZykoticK9> Garnol9956, yes typically a tar.bz2 would be source code -- perfect world -- cd into the directory and run "./configure" then "make" then "sudo make install" - but that rarely goes smoothly :)
[22:48] <Rafay> anyway
[22:48] <Rafay> Thanks for answering
[22:48] <trism> Garnol9956: your best bet is to read the README that comes with it, and the docs on the site you got the package from
[22:48] <Rafay> I hope I'll have a good time with Ubuntu
[22:48] <Garnol9956> i know, thats why i am looking for a tutorial but i got stock
[22:48] <Garnol9956> ZykoticK9 I dont know whats wrong with this command:sudo apt-get install cvs svn git-core mercurial
[22:49] <trism> Garnol9956: and making sure you have the build-essential package installed is usually helpful
[22:49] <Dark_Shadow> i have a wifi dangle usb sagem xn-720S i'm using jaunty and ndiswrapper (windows driver) i cannot run it on monitor mode to run airodump :/ can someone helpme!!
[22:49] <Garnol9956> yep i already got this one
[22:49] <Garnol9956> but i need this package: sudo apt-get install cvs svn git-core mercurial
[22:49] <zymmol> llll
[22:49] <zymmol> l
[22:49] <ZykoticK9> Garnol9956, svn is not available in my install???
[22:50] <trism> Garnol9956: those are several version control packages
[22:50] <ZykoticK9> Garnol9956, try "sudo apt-get install cvs git-core mercurial"
[22:50] <trism> Garnol9956: and svn is in the subversion package
[22:50] <jrib> ZykoticK9: cvs really? heh
[22:50] <Garnol9956> trism what does this mean to me?
[22:50] <BlackFLAG> i just got ubuntu burned to a cd. i ran it and basically did the test trial and i like it. id like to install it on my computer. currently im running windows vista. what happens to vista when i install ubuntu? does it remain on my hard drive or should i move vista to an external hard drive?
[22:51] <Garnol9956> ZykoticK9 ah now it works. The official ubuntu tutorial needs a correction i think
[22:51] <ZykoticK9> jrib, it isn't for me
[22:51] <trism> Garnol9956: it means, why do you need all those version control systems installed?
[22:51] <jrib> ZykoticK9: ah
[22:51] <jrib> ZykoticK9: I misread the previous line as saying "there are several vcs", my mistake
[22:52] <sdwrage> Hey guys :)
[22:52] <jrib> Garnol9956: where is the official ubuntu tutorial you speak of?
[22:52] <sdwrage> I need to install some ATI drivers but don't want to settle with the default FGLRX drivers.... is there any other option?
[22:52] <durt> BlackFLAG, you will be asked what you wish to do.
[22:52] <ZykoticK9> jrib, if you need "svn" i'd try "sudo apt-get install subversion" as well < - not sure about svn/subversion really
[22:53] <BlackFLAG> :durt and do you know what those options are? i just dont want to make any decisions that are irreparable
[22:53] <Garnol9956> jrib its on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingEasyHowTo
[22:53] <trism> !svn | ZykoticK9
[22:53] <SnakDoc> i am running karmic anyone know why i would have a little mouse showing while it boots and how to change that to default
[22:53] <duffydack> how can I change the language of a user in ubuntu server?
[22:53] <jrib> Garnol9956: it's a wiki, you can fix it!
[22:53] <durt> BlackFLAG, if you're really woried about screwing it up, do a backup first....er, can't remember what it actually says.
[22:54] <BlackFLAG> should i backup vista as a whole on my external?
[22:54] <jrib> !karmic | SnakDoc
[22:54] <ZykoticK9> jrib, you catch that ubottu message to me from trism?  that was for you.
[22:54] <BlackFLAG> i only backed up my music and other programs that i use alot
[22:54] <jrib> ZykoticK9: thanks
[22:54] <safe> Ok, I need serious help. Under the gnome menu, all my applications have disappeared, my whole configuration of gnome is wiped out.
[22:54] <safe> Is there anyway to roll back to a previous state?
[22:55] <jrib> safe: create a fresh new user and see if the problem persists
[22:55] <sdwrage> Can anyone help me with my above issue?
[22:56] <Billiard> BlackFLAG: ive never had problems resizing partitions, but if there is power loss or something it could get corrupted
[22:56] <jrib> !anyone | sdwrage
[22:56] <safe> jrib: Will try. I can't even reach the logout, etc in System.
[22:56] <jrib> !helpme | sdwrage
[22:56] <jrib> safe: use tty1
[22:57] <Bhagavat> buenas tardes
[22:57] <sdwrage> jrib, I asked the question
[22:57] <BlackFLAG> yeah id like to do a dual boot but i only have 71 gb free left out of my 175 gb drive C:. is that enough to partition the drive and run two OS' with system performance not being bogged?
[22:58] <jrib> sdwrage: right, but you should just repeat it since most people are not going to bother looking for it and there are new people that joined that can't scroll up and read it
[22:58] <sdwrage> k
[22:58] <sdwrage> I need to install some ATI drivers but don't want to settle with the default FGLRX drivers.... is there any other option?
[22:58] <jrib> sdwrage: just make sure you wait 10-15 minutes between repetitions
[22:59] <sdwrage> k
[22:59] <jrib> !ati > sdwrage
[22:59] <jrib> sdwrage: see if that helps
[22:59] <sdwrage> k
[22:59] <jrib> k
[22:59] <duffydack> no one know how to set a users locale/language in ubuntu server?
[22:59] <Garnol9956> jrib the tutorial i sent you is very confusing
[22:59] <jrib> sdwrage: set LANGUAGE I think
[22:59] <Billiard> BlackFLAG: im running ubuntu with less than 10 GB, runs fine
[22:59] <jrib> sdwrage: ack ignore me.  duffydack: set the LANGUAGE environment variable
[22:59] <Garnol9956> can you tell me a easier way to follow this waytrough:http://aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=ipw3945
[23:00] <sdwrage> jrib, thx ill have a look
[23:00] <duffydack> jrib, do you know what that would be exactly for spanish?
[23:00] <jrib> duffydack: or maybe LANG.  easy way is to change it using gdm and then check the user's environment I guess
[23:01] <duffydack> jrib, no X/GDM here
[23:01] <duffydack> jrib, just want it for ssh etc.
[23:01] <duffydack> I`m stumped, without a gui lol.
[23:01] <ejv> Firefox is already running, but is not responding. To open a new window, you must first close the existing Firefox process, or restart your system.
[23:02] <ejv> can't start firefox :\
[23:02] <ejv> and it's not running, how do I stomp this bug
[23:02] <ZykoticK9> ejv, "killall -9 firefox" in a terminal
[23:02] <jrib> duffydack: #ubuntu-es probably knows right away what it's called
[23:02] <ejv> firefox: no process killed
[23:02] <ejv> [1]+  Done                    firefox
[23:03] <ejv> didn't work :\
[23:03] <jrib> duffydack: if you have no luck there, some switch to the "locale" command should list locales
[23:03] <safe> Doing a new user did it, I got all my applications and everything back to normal.
[23:03] <safe> But I don't want to lose the configurations that are left with my old user.
[23:03] <ZykoticK9> ejv, "ps aux | grep firefox" or just try firefox-bin -- what version of ff you using?
[23:03] <jrib> !who | safe
[23:03] <ejv> using 3.5
[23:03] <safe> jrib: you. ;)
[23:03] <ejv> 3679  0.0  0.0   4212   708 pts/3    S+   18:03   0:00 grep firefox
[23:03] <ZykoticK9> ejv, different name then hold a sec
[23:04] <jrib> safe: right, so now we know it's just a configuration issue.  Try renaming ~/.local/share/applications/ and ~/.config/menus/ as a start
[23:04] <duffydack> jrib, thanks.. I just dont know how to set the language variable for a user
[23:04] <ZykoticK9> ejv, "killall -9 firefox-3.5"
[23:04] <jrib> duffydack: use ~/.profile
[23:05] <ejv> firefox-3.5: no process killed
[23:05] <ZykoticK9> ejv, then try starting firefox
[23:05] <jrib> duffydack: I would set both LANGUAGE and LANG (you should read « man locale » because I am too lazy to)
[23:05] <ejv> still doesn't work
[23:05] <ejv> lol
[23:05] <ZykoticK9> ejv, ???
[23:05] <ejv> i get the same error
[23:05] <bob99> If I have a folder with a bunch of svn-base files in it, how do I load these into a proper svn directory or create a proper file tree format out of it?
[23:05] <ejv> Firefox is already running, but is not responding. To open a new window, you must first close the existing Firefox process, or restart your system.
[23:06] <bob99> All the .c and .h files are out of order
[23:06] <KnifeySpooney> Is there any way to read .SDI files from a Windows boot CD inside linux?
[23:06] <bob99> they are supposed to live in certain folders but they are all just dumped into one folder
[23:06] <safe> jrib: Will do. I noticed I don't have ~/.gnome2 , gconf or gconfd left in my original users folder.
[23:06] <Garnol9956> jrib can you help me to install this source code driverhttp://aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=ipw3945 ??
[23:06] <safe> Is there any way to get it back?
[23:06] <jrib> safe: weird
[23:06] <duffydack> jrib, thanks
[23:06] <jrib> Garnol9956: aircrack should be in the repositories...
[23:07] <jrib> !away > Chybeck`Aw
[23:07] <Garnol9956> and whats about the specific drivers for my chipset?
[23:07] <Garnol9956> i had to look for very special drivers -- the ipw3945
[23:08] <ZykoticK9> jrib, it appears to be "apt-cache search aircrack" it's not called aircrack though...
[23:08] <jrib> ZykoticK9: tell Garnol9956 :)
[23:08] <Garnol9956> i found it
[23:09] <Garnol9956> but still there is my question about the specific drivers i need
[23:09] <Garnol9956> i was told to have a very detailed look at chipsets
[23:09] <jrib> !enter | Garnol9956
[23:09] <jrib> Garnol9956: you're sure that driver isn't in the repositories?
[23:09] <safe> jrib: I know. Then it hardly seems worth the time. :(
[23:10] <cipherz> hello, anyone have experience with the asus eee 1101 (with gma 500 poulsbo)
[23:10] <ZykoticK9> !anyone | cipherz
[23:10] <jrib> Garnol9956: anyway, what do you have a question about on that page?
[23:10] <safe> jrib: Thanks for the help anyway, will see what I can do.
[23:11] <jrib> safe: any idea what caused the files to disappear?
[23:11] <safe> jrib: Uh. Now I do, it seems I ran out of hdd space.
[23:11] <jrib> safe: ah
[23:11] <cipherz> well the reason for asking the question that way, was because i tried the easy peasy, without luck... seems like its based on ubuntu jaunty which should work, however i have some problems with package dependencies, but thinking about doing a pure ubuntu install..
[23:12] <safe> jrib: Is that a common factor? And also, is there any way to get them back?
[23:13] <jrib> safe: I haven't seen a full hard drive cause the deletion of files before, no.  I don't know how you would get them back
[23:13] <jrib> "them" = settings and stuff
[23:13] <Garnol9956> jrib i try to follow this page but i am stuck with the driver because i have to compile it. I didnt fond the ipwraw -ng driver in the repositories. The page again is: http://aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=ipw3945
[23:13] <ZykoticK9> cipherz, i highly recommend using Ubuntu Desktop full version if you have the space, you can add the NBR interface to the regular desktop if you prefer it.  it's a lot more stable/polished then easy peasy.
[23:13] <jrib> Garnol9956: yes, what part of that page are you stuck on?
[23:13] <ZykoticK9> cipherz, just UNR is you don't have the space ;)
[23:14] <Garnol9956> jrib its the part next to "installation"
[23:14] <jrib> Garnol9956: specifically, what don't you know how to do?
[23:14] <jrib> Garnol9956: I assume you can download the driver...
[23:14] <Garnol9956> jrib the make command gives errors
[23:14] <cipherz> ZykoticK9, I have 160gigs so space is not an issue, i just need it running :) ideally I'd prefer debian but seems the poulsbo drivers arent there yet, so opt'd for a quick ubuntu setup
[23:14] <jrib> !pastebin | Garnol9956
[23:15] <ZykoticK9> cipherz, cool.  hopefully it will go smoothly for ya...
[23:15] <cipherz> ZykoticK9, will try a regular ubuntu
[23:16] <ZykoticK9> cipherz, FYI eee-applet - A systray applet for Eee Pc & eeepc-acpi-scripts - Scripts to support suspend and hotkeys on the Asus Eee PC laptop
[23:16] <cipherz> ZykoticK9, thanks :)
[23:17] <Garnol9956> jrib http://paste.ubuntu.com/297834/ thanks for having a look at my problems
[23:18] <icebreaker> Ops..Boa noite a todos -)D
[23:18] <icebreaker> =-D
[23:18] <jrib> Garnol9956: did you read the output?
[23:19] <pee> what should I do, to give another user permissions for a programm, which is installed as root. it's unp.
[23:19] <safe> jrib: I pinged out, did you say something?
[23:19] <Garnol9956> jrib the first and last lines, but i didnt find the mistake
[23:19] <jrib> safe: I haven't seen a full hard drive cause the deletion of files before, no.  I don't know how you would get them back
[23:19] <Paulo39> hi, do you now if is there possible to share a folder in Dropbox with a person who doesn't have an account yet? does she/he have to make an account to be able to access to that folder?
[23:19] <trism> Garnol9956: did you install the linux-headers package?
[23:20] <jrib> Garnol9956: well I doubt the shell remark is related, but do it anyway to rule it out.  Then make sure you've installed the headers for your kernel
[23:20] <Halitech> Paulo39, there is a public share on the web interface you can share files that way I believe
[23:20] <Garnol9956> trism what are the windows headers packages?
[23:20] <safe> jrib: Then I will just reformat, it was long overdue. Thanks for your help!
[23:20] <jrib> safe: seems like overkill!
[23:21] <trism> Garnol9956: linux-headers is the package that contains includes for compiling kernel modules
[23:21] <Paulo39> Halitech, yes, i know. but its a work project i have with another colleagues and i want to share files about the project just with them
[23:21] <Garnol9956> trism the command is apt-get ???
[23:21] <safe> jrib: I know I can fix it, but I have all sorts of problem with my setup, it was my first ubuntu install so there's a lot of screw-ups.
[23:21] <trism> Garnol9956: sudo apt-get install linux-headers
[23:21] <jrib> safe: ah
[23:21] <cirdan_> hey all, anyone know much about the 9.10 upgrade? i did it, and now it fubar'd grub up... i've since installed grub2, and it thinks things are fine but it errors out saying the /dev/disk/by-uuid isn't present. it's not
[23:21] <m0r0n> Everytime I load aMSN my keyboard starts erasing everything and I can no longer type does this happen to anyone?
[23:21] <Halitech> Paulo39, I think they would need an account then to share safely
[23:22] <Garnol9956> jrib i tried the make=SHELL ..... same result
[23:22] <Halitech> !9.10 cirdan_
[23:22] <cirdan_> :)
[23:22] <Halitech> !9.10 | cirdan_
[23:22] <pee> (00:19:07) pee: what should I do, to give another user permissions for a programm, which is installed as root. it's unp.
[23:22] <m0r0n> Everytime I load aMSN my keyboard starts erasing everything and I can no longer type does this happen to anyoneth?
[23:22] <Paulo39> Halitech, ok, thanks
[23:22] <cirdan_> ok but since it's a grub issue i thoguth i could ask here
[23:22] <m0r0n> Woops.
[23:23] <Halitech> cirdan_, 9.10 is using grub2, 9.04 uses grub so the people in #ubuntu+1 would have more info
[23:23] <Halitech> m0r0n, I cant get mine to connect today but prior to that, no issues
[23:23] <Garnol9956> trism i am told to select "one" to install -- i just try to install every?
[23:24] <trism> Garnol9956: you want the one for your current kernel
[23:24] <trism> Garnol9956: uname -a will print the info about your running kernel
[23:24] <kandjar> is there a know bug using nautilus to transfer files between different computers??? I was having issue thinking my wifi connection sux while transfering files from a remote desktop to my laptop using nautilus (transfer as low as 3Kb/s); well i rescently tried with scp and it's working like a charms (600 to 700kb/s)
[23:27] <Ailuro> My 9.04 AMD install is not working from CD, and I'd like to try a USB install to rule out a problem with my CD burner.  However, the usb-creator.exe file indicated on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick does not appear on the amd64 install CD. Is there an alternate location to find this program?
[23:27] <thijs_> Hi
[23:27] <mrak> hello
[23:27] <Halitech> Ailuro, unetbootin
[23:27] <Halitech> Ailuro, actually, does 9.04 have a builtin creator?
[23:28] <Ailuro> Halitech, I am sorry but I do not understand the question.
[23:28] <mrak> when i have tried to client part of veejay i got this error
[23:28] <mrak> /usr/include/bits/fcntl2.h:51: error: call to ‘__open_missing_mode’ declared with attribute error: open with O_CREAT in second argument needs 3 arguments
[23:28] <mrak> do you have anybody idea where is the problem and how can i fix it ?
[23:28] <Garnol9956> trism it says linux-headers-2.6.31-11-generic is already the newest version
[23:28] <Halitech> Ailuro, I thought 9.04 had a built in usb disk creator
[23:29] <thijs_> question, i just upgraded my laptop from 8.10 to 9.04, but now it won't boot anymore. Can't get in to recovery mode, it hangs on loading hardware drivers
[23:29] <thijs_> What would I do about this? I would like to be able to boot my laptop again
[23:30] <Ailuro> Halitech, if so I do not know where to find it.  This is the first time I have tried to install Ubuntu.  I downloaded the amd64 .iso and burned it to CD, but the installation process fails with a fatal error from modprobe.
[23:30] <Halitech> Ailuro, do you have ubuntu installed now?
[23:30] <Ailuro> (For that matter, testing CD integrity fails with the same error. MemTest+ worked fine)
[23:30] <trism> Garnol9956: you may want to ask in #ubuntu+1, the latest kernel in jaunty is 2.6.28-15
[23:31] <Ailuro> Halitech, I do not. I burned the CD using Roxio Easy CD Creator 5 on Windows 2000 Professional (NT5)
[23:31] <Halitech> Ailuro, ok, use unetbootin in windows to install ubuntu
[23:32] <Ailuro> Halitech, the computer to which I am installing is brand new, constructed last night.
[23:33] <Halitech> Ailuro, so there is no operating system on it now?
[23:33] <Bluey> what is the channel name for ubuntu 9.10?
[23:33] <Billiard> Bluey: ubuntu+1 i think
[23:34] <Ailuro> Halitech, thank you.  Are there any gotchas in the Unetbootin USB creation process, or are the instructions on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick accurate? (Yes, no OS on the computer, new SATA hard drive fresh out of the bag.)
[23:34] <Bluey> i just installed 9.10 and I am having problems --
[23:34] <Garnol9956> trism ok
[23:34] <Garnol9956> trism thnx
[23:34] <thijs_> Bluey, /j #ubuntu+1
[23:34] <Bluey> ahh sorry
[23:35] <thijs_> np
[23:35] <thijs_> question, i just upgraded my laptop from 8.10 to 9.04, but now it won't boot anymore. Can't get in to recovery mode, it hangs on loading hardware drivers. anyone got any tips on how to even get to a shell ?
[23:35] <Halitech> Ailuro, not that I know of
[23:36] <koshari> Ailuro just make sure the partition on the usb key is fat32
[23:37] <Billiard> thijs_: i would backup data and reinstall
[23:38] <Halitech> thijs_, can you boot from a live cd and run fsck on the drive?
[23:38] <thijs_> Billiard, alright... Well i tried reinstalling ten times, always does, kinda.. :P
[23:39] <thijs_> Halitech, i haven't done that yet, does that work even  ?
[23:39] <Halitech> thijs_, it should as long as you specify the correct drive
[23:39] <thijs_> oh, and yeah, i don't have a livecd atm.. :P
[23:40] <Halitech> thijs_, what kind of laptop and what kind of video card?
[23:40] <Ailuro> While I am creating the USB installation, any hints on what "modprobe: FATAL: Could not load /lib/modules/2.6.28-11-generic/modules.dep: No such file or directory" indicates?
[23:40] <synackfin> is there any way to make cp or rsync pre-allocate the files they're copying so it doesn't fragment?
[23:40] <thijs_> ati radeon mobility hd 3400
[23:41] <Halitech> thijs_, did you install the ati drivers before you rebooted?
[23:41] <thijs_> ehh, no.. =/
[23:42] <Hagus> Does Action_parsnip come into this channel?
[23:42] <Halitech> thijs_, ok, then it shouldn't be an issue with the ati drivers
[23:43] <dragonkh> hi
[23:43] <thijs_> Halitech, does that mean i didn't install the ati drivers on 8.10, or after the 9.04 install?
[23:43] <thijs_> because i did install them on 8.10
[23:43] <dragonkh> I just installed ruby from source on my ubuntu server as root - but my reqular users cant use any of the gems like rake- they get permission denied - what perms do I need to set on my /usr/local/bin dir ?
[23:44] <resno_> Hagus: i believe so.
[23:45] <Halitech> thijs_, the ati drivers were better in 8.10 and below, when 9.04 introduced the new version of Xorg, things started breaking, especially for cards under the HD series
[23:45] <Hagus> resno_: I just wanted him to know that a tip he gave worked very nicely :)
[23:45] <photon> what's this awesome theme: http://imagebin.org/68562 ?
[23:45] <roracle82> hey guys i have this school project and i was wondering if i could use screenshots of ubuntu for the project.  it's supposed to be a user's manual for technical writing
[23:45] <ne0futur> hi all, searching for config tools for ubuntu I found ubuntu-manager ( http://ubuntu-manager.tavux.info )
[23:45] <Gummi> roracle82, what is the problem?
[23:46] <ne0futur> is it stable ? why is it not in the default sources.list ?
[23:46] <thijs_> Halitech, auch, alright, so how would i fix this? because installing 9.04 from livecd gave me the same problem
[23:46] <ne0futur> or does ubuntu have another tool like this ?
[23:46] <Gummi> roracle82, the screenshot button is above Insert button, between F12 and scroll lock
[23:46] <Halitech> thijs_, don't use 9.04
[23:46] <roracle82> i know this, i just didn't know if it was okay to do such a thing, though i figured it was
[23:46] <thijs_> Halitech, should i try 9.10?
[23:47] <roracle82> just covering my butt is all
[23:47] <Halitech> thijs_, worth a shot
[23:47] <Gummi> roracle82, just change the default theme, so it doesnt look this bad :D
[23:47] <roracle82> lol, right?
[23:47] <Halitech> thijs_, although 9.10 is using the newer version of Xorg so it may not work either unless the open source drivers are better
[23:47] <Hagus> I was using powerpoint/impress on a desktop ubuntu9.04 to create a presentation using vista on a laptop and I needed to eliminate undesired whitespaces.
[23:48] <thijs_> Halitech, alright, will try that this weekend, got no livecds here right now, so none os to download and mount them into my cd drive
[23:48] <roracle82> haha, okay thanks guys
[23:48] <thijs_> aw..
[23:48] <Gummi> roracle82, yes but I urge you to do that
[23:48] <Hagus> By using oo3 on both desktop and laptop, the problem was resolved.
[23:48] <thefirstdude> why is apollon not in the repo anymore, where can I get a deb for it?
[23:48]  * xrandr is back
[23:48] <Andorin> !ubuntu
[23:48] <thijs_> Halitech, I was just upgrading because 8.10 was also failing on me with random freezes all the time..
[23:48] <sblunix> Hey all?
[23:48] <anno> so in 9.10 ConsoleKit still spawns masses of threads. i don't need X or dbus anyway, so are there any drawbacks when i simply uninstall consolekit?
[23:48] <Flannel> anno: #ubuntu+1 for Karmic support, thanks
[23:48] <Hagus> ubuntu9.04 is a very usable and charming system.
[23:49] <Halitech> thijs_, got a copy of 8.04?
[23:49] <Neviya> bonsoir il y a des francaçais ici ?
[23:49] <sblunix> !fr | Neviya
[23:49] <thijs_> Halitech, yes, but i lent it to a friend. -.=
[23:49] <Neviya> je sais mais il n'est pas accessible
[23:49] <anno> Flannel: err. the same "problem" exists in 9.04, it isn't that karmic-specific O_O
[23:49] <sblunix> d'accord
[23:49] <sblunix> un moment s'il-vous-plait
[23:49] <Neviya> thx
[23:49] <Halitech> thijs_, I know its an older version but I would go with it, seemed the most stable to me
[23:49] <WanHouse> Testing 1 2 3
[23:50] <Halitech> D-
[23:50] <WanHouse> Thx, wonder though.
[23:50] <Neviya> Neviya-nux
[23:50] <Neviya> il est partout
[23:50] <progesterone> How can I bind permanently like this ... >alias 'll=ls -l' so that I don't need to do alias everytime I open terminal?
[23:50] <thijs_> Halitech, thank you for your time. This weekend i'll buy some new cds.. though pretty bad 'bout the driver issue.
[23:50] <trism> progesterone: add it to .bashrc
[23:51] <prince_jammys> progesterone: put it in your ~/.bashrc
[23:51] <prince_jammys> progesterone: or uncomment it there, since it's likely there already as a comment.
[23:51] <thijs_> Halitech, you see there's someone who got it working on 9.04, but the problem is, my laptop doesn't show me a terminal, which leaves me to a dead end on the tutorial
[23:51] <Halitech> thijs_, yeah, bad timing by ati, xorg and everyone at the same time to leave old ati cards and their users out in the cold so to speak
[23:52] <bartek> Hey there. I just switched my dual monitor setup from using my TV to another regular 19" LCD. Problem is, with the same setup (using Virtual in xorg.conf), the second monitor simply does not work out. It's mirrored first of all, when I tell it not to be and the resolution is a mess. I'm using an ATI card. Any recommendations on where to start on this?
[23:52] <roracle82> oh i was wondering, is 9.10 going to detect my windows 7 installation for grub?
[23:52] <live> hi everu body
[23:52] <progesterone> prince_jammys trism There're 4 file with that names. Which one?
[23:52] <prince_jammys> progesterone: the one in your home directory. ~/.bashrc
[23:55] <dpanda> windows 7 is releasing tomorrow, ubuntu 9.10  in next 8 days & i'm in a dual state of mind :)
[23:55] <roracle82> yeah
[23:55] <WanHouse> trism: We dislike foul play.
[23:55] <dpanda> i need to buy a new computer, and i will assemble it myself, so how do i ensure to get compatible hardware
[23:55] <Kuifje111> windows 7 has been released to a small public already.
[23:55] <progesterone> prince_jammys cool. It works. Thanks
[23:55] <roracle82> see, i have win 7 and xp on this system, but ubuntu won't detect windows 7
[23:56] <trism> WanHouse: uh, what?
[23:56] <Kuifje111> you can download it already with some effort.
[23:56] <prince_jammys> progesterone: welcome.
[23:56] <Kuifje111> dpanda: compatible with what? with each other?
[23:56] <skylar_> Quick question, one i'm sure gets asked a lot but I can't find a answer I trust enough.  I have a Nvidia Geforce graphics card, and everytime i restart I have to change the "Nvida X server settings" all over again to get my desired resolution
[23:57] <Kuifje111> dpanda: with each other is basic computer knowledge, there are probably tutorials on the net. it basically goes like this: you begin with a motherboard and from there all other parts need to be compatible with the motherboard.
[23:57] <teofren> anyone heard of a driver for SIS771 video?
[23:57] <dpanda> Kuifje111: oh sorry i did not make myself clear, ubuntu compatible hardware, you see i am thinking of going back to ubuntu instead of spending for win7
[23:57] <Halitech> skylar_, funny enough I was just looking that issue up, check here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1221072&highlight=nvidia
[23:57] <skylar_> heh.
[23:57] <snellcode> dpanda: i just set up a new comp with ubuntu actually!
[23:58] <dpanda> Kuifje111: so all regular processor and mobo will be good with ubuntu i guess
[23:58] <dpanda> snellcode: oh nice! share the specs please :)
[23:58] <Kuifje111> dpanda: I dont think you'll face any comaptibility problems with new hardware, but I am not 100% sure with that.
[23:58] <ZykoticK9> skylar_, are you using "gksudo nvidia-settings" when you "Save Current Configuration" - it needs root access to right to /etc/X11/xorg.conf...  good luck.
[23:58] <Kuifje111> dpanda: yes, I think so.
[23:58] <skylar_> Halitech:  He descriped the exact same problem
[23:58] <skylar_> describes *
[23:58] <snellcode> dpanda: im using core i5 on asus p7p55d pro
[23:58] <adams> new ubuntu is amazing
[23:58] <adams> found a few bugs already
[23:58] <Halitech> dpanda, most hardware should be good and only things like the video card (safe if you go Nvidia) wireless and printers may give issues
[23:59] <dpanda> Kuifje111: yes coz my past experience with ubuntu was not so please due to a very incompatible cheap lenovo laptop
[23:59] <dpanda> snellcode: how much for the core5
[23:59] <Kuifje111> dpanda: yeah, that is possible. as long as you do not have very rare hardware like in laptops you wont face any problems, I think.
[23:59] <snellcode> dpanda: cheap


[04:44] <bujeremy> this non-flash situation is starting to affect things.
[04:45] <bujeremy>  I have all the available browsers installed and cannot actually use flash with Brave ubuntu browser - guess I thought this was the best place to ask, although not sure how to see the website  below (and the accident).
[04:45] <bujeremy> https://imgur.com/B4W6BOj
[04:45] <wxl> you'd want to go to #ubuntu for support but be warned: even adobe has called flash as good as dead
[04:48] <bujeremy> wxl - I canot go to #ubuntu as this image is a trading platform and (&!) there is NO tutorial for getting a nick where the ip address won't be shown. I am on VPN (as advised to use this #channel with golden frog) but its just not safe to do that.
[04:49] <wxl> bujeremy: if this trading platform provides its users with flash only, it's not anyone i would trust with my money.
[04:50] <wxl> bujeremy: but you can always register your nick and get a cloak and that will obfuscate your ip.
[04:53] <bujeremy> wxl, I am sorry wxl, but this is a real thing. I am using xubuntu 17.10 & I am happy to get a cloak, but that wont stop my ip address being shown. Therefore under these premises - I cannot aptly fix my softwarte. I know this sounds daunting - but its literally my lenovo setup that is not working today.
[04:54] <bujeremy> **i.e. with the Brave browser
[04:57] <bujeremy> I shall leave this badjuju onscreen for a couple of hours & have a look if anyone give me something to try out. Back laters.
[05:03] <bujeremy> perhaps not quite as Y2K soundey - but I hope this can be resolved before the end of the day.
[05:04] <tsimonq2> bujeremy: #ubuntu is the only option for support in this case.
[05:04] <tsimonq2> (Not here.)
[05:08] <bujeremy> Hiya Simon, tsimonq, I cannot do that because this involves stock - it is just definately too riskey. Something like this shouldn't surprise anyone either. but enjoy your Starbucks coffee, dear pal.
[05:09] <tsimonq2> bujeremy: /names
[05:09] <tsimonq2> whoops
[05:09] <tsimonq2> but look at how many people are here
[05:09] <tsimonq2> This isn't the place for this :)
[05:09] <bujeremy> I guess filling out forms is not a wildcard here, huh ?
[05:37] <bujeremy> tsimonq2: What is the #channel for talking about the tutorials for please simon ?
[05:42] <bujeremy> shall nod quietly. https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/events/idf-2016 (2017
[05:42] <bujeremy> )


[07:23] <Tribaal> tarzeau: I'm not sure I understand what we failed you about: what did you want Ubuntu improved for?
[07:56] <tarzeau> many things. i'd have to dig out the things. 5 years old. unity bugs, lightdm bugs (still not fixed btw), and both got irrelevant now
[07:56] <tarzeau> the rest we work around/fix ourselves. software packaging as well (via debian)
[08:21] <Tribaal> ah, yeah, desktop bugs I'm afraid I couldn't help much with anywa :)
[08:21] <Tribaal> (except pinging relevant people)
[08:26] <Tribaal> Right now I hope Mark decides on the name soon so we can move forward with B :)
[10:36] <tarzeau> Tribaal: why did mark chose gnome? and not gnustep?
[10:46] <Tribaal> That was the desktop team's decision as far as I know
[10:47] <Tribaal> You could ask in #ubuntu-desktop , people there will know the answer
[10:48] <Tribaal> Mark reviews the strategies for various teams, but usually doesn't get more involved
[10:48] <Tribaal> But he decides for the names, still
[11:18] <tarzeau> ah k
[11:18] <tarzeau> are you using snaps?
[11:19] <tarzeau> i've tried because of bugs.debian.org/730638
[11:19] <tarzeau> however i wasn't able to launch the snap as user :(
[11:19] <tarzeau> now i'm packaging it myself
[11:21] <tarzeau> is the name after a, 1810 already out?
[11:21] <tarzeau> ubuntu 18.04 ships stone age versions of my packages
[11:21] <tarzeau> can't wait for the new archive sync
[11:44] <Tribaal> tarzeau: yeah I use snaps for some desktop apps of mine, and for juju
[11:44] <Tribaal> tarzeau: that's a good use case indeed - snaps also always keep up to date
[11:44] <Tribaal> (ah, and my passowrd manager is in a snap too)
[11:45] <Tribaal> tarzeau: no, 18.04 will be released in April 2018, and the name has not been announced yet
[11:45] <Tribaal> so it's not yet open (the archives are not open)
[11:46] <Tribaal> we (all of Ubuntu) are waiting for Mark to decide on the name :p
[11:50] <tarzeau> ok
[11:50] <Tribaal> tarzeau: what libraries do you need in particular, out of curiosity?
[11:53] <tarzeau> that are not packaged yet? for the moment only this cloudcompare software
[11:56] <Tribaal> tarzeau: oh, that's a good candidate for a snap then, yes
[11:57]  * Tribaal didn't know about cloudcompare before
[12:21] <tarzeau> it is already snap packaged
[12:21] <tarzeau> however it ends with


[19:52] <Cheese_n_rice> My story is I love GNU-Linux, I love women.... The title of this room provoked me so here I am.


[05:54] <pavlushka> Morning and evening Kilos :)
[07:24] <Kilos> hi pavlushka
[07:25] <pavlushka> Helllo Kilos :)
[07:25] <pavlushka> How are you oom Kilos :)
[07:26] <Kilos> im ok ty lad and you?
[07:27] <pavlushka> I am better, thanks :)
[08:57] <zaki> hello pavlushka and Kilos and others
[08:57] <pavlushka> hello zaki :)
[09:06] <Kilos> hi zaki
[09:33] <zaki> brb
[15:14] <zaki> pavlushka: you watched jumanji?
[16:03] <pavlushka> zaki: yep :)
[16:08] <zaki> pavlushka: my most favourite
[16:08] <zaki> <3
[16:09] <pavlushka> cool :)
[16:10] <zaki> and woody woodpecker and samurai x :D
[16:11] <zaki> Wednesday afternoons were amazing with the adventures of Alan, Peter, and Judy :D
[17:46] <zaki> wb pavlushka
[17:49] <pavlushka> thanks zaki :)
[19:47] <zaki> good night


[16:16] <solarcloud> Any-one able to play this ? http://open.spotify.com/track/4YMjssjl6JWPF4ZIcvcwkg
[17:20]  * solarcloud is away: /me requires JuanValdez. BRBack...
[17:27]  * solarcloud is back (gone 00:07:02)
[23:05] <solarcloud> My recommendation for the new Flag Over B. City Hall : http://goo.gl/m93XD :D