[07:01] <IntuitiveNipple> paul68: Yes, that makes more sense :)
[07:01] <whatvn> f|uke: who are you?
[07:01] <chaddy> DigitalFiz: it's failing when it tries to go to the online advertising?
[07:01] <f|uke> I'm a 32 year old white guy from california. ;)
[07:01] <DigitalFiz> chaddy, i suppose
[07:01] <outbackwifi> whatvn: f|uke;  please take random chatter to #ubuntu-offtopic
[07:02] <chaddy> I'll have a look, DigitalFiz
[07:02] <f|uke> no fun.
[07:02] <whatvn> yes, sorry^^
[07:02] <whatvn> I continued with my lovely server :)
[07:02] <nydoc> Using version 8.04. I cannot find the device manager. Can someone tell me where it is located. There is no hardware choice in preferences.
[07:02] <daisha> Multi-part question: I have a laptop (dell xps m1330 w/ GeForce Go 8400 GS, native res 1280x800) and a monitor (samsung syncmaster 204b, native res 1600x1200), and I'm not really enjoying running them in Twinview, because maximized windows maximize over both displays...  plus I wind up having to pan with the smaller one.  So, 1) Are separate x sessions working in either 8.10 or 8.04 with any version of nvidia-settings?  2) Could I run
[07:02] <chaddy> DigitalFiz: you've installed the gecko engine?
[07:03] <chaddy> wine iexplore http://winehq.org
[07:03] <chaddy> if not
[07:03] <DigitalFiz> yeah
[07:03] <niccholaspage> Hey
[07:03] <cads> hello
[07:03] <DigitalFiz> steam works fine
[07:03] <DigitalFiz> its only in css when i connect to a game server and the motd comes up
[07:03] <orangey> hey all!
[07:03] <chaddy> ahh, sorry you mean counter strike source, I thought you meant cascading style sheets
[07:03] <chaddy> silly me
[07:04] <outbackwifi> !hi orangey
[07:04] <DigitalFiz> lol
[07:04] <outbackwifi> !hi |orangey
[07:04] <IntuitiveNipple> daisha: Yes, separate sessions work fine, I use them with nvidia
[07:04] <cads> in ubuntu 8.04 I can't seem to find the package  kernel-headers... has that been changed?
[07:04] <whatvn> what? i dont flood :|
[07:04] <DigitalFiz> the steam store and the news thing works fine so i know thats fine not sure what it is
[07:04] <IntuitiveNipple> cads: linux-headers
[07:04] <chaddy> I don't know, DigitalFiz, but I'd start here: http://appdb.winehq.org/appview.php?iVersionId=1554
[07:04] <orangey> thanks outbackwifi : )
[07:04] <cads> IntuitiveNipple: thanks!
[07:04] <whatvn> @outbackwifi: what did you mean?
[07:04] <outbackwifi> whatvn: by what?
[07:05] <IntuitiveNipple> cads: If you want a specific version, you tack on the version to the package name
[07:05] <Guest38856>  da HELL? why do I get this error when the package i downloaded is for AMD yet terminal gives me " package architecture (amd64) does not match system (i386)" DA HELLLLLLLLLLLLL?
[07:05] <whatvn> whatvn: our vietnamese is even worse?
[07:05] <BobCFC> daisha, i have used nvidia twinview with different resolutions and maximise is seperate for each screen and no panning
[07:05] <outbackwifi> whatvn: i meant that our vietnamese is worse than your english so lets stick to english
[07:06]  * outbackwifi wonders about "lost in translation"
[07:06] <dr_willis> Guest38856,  pakage  type is based on Os variant/Bits you installed.. not the cpu.. if you installed the 32bit ubuntu. You use the 32bit packages.. not the amd ones that are 64bit
[07:06] <nydoc> Does anyone know a terminal command to start the device manager?
[07:06] <Guest38856> hey that's a good movie LIT
[07:06] <chaddy> Guest38856: looks like you don't have 64 bit ubuntu installed
[07:06] <outbackwifi> nydoc: what do you mean by device manager?
[07:06] <daisha> BobCFC, how did you pull that off?  I can get rid of panning, but it still leaves the dead desktop space there (and will automatically place new windows there, to my chagrin)  But really, even just better behavior when maximizing would be grand.
[07:06] <hellhound> can anyone think of why the top of windows whites out when my mouse is hovered over it.  I am running ubuntu 8.04 with compiz installed and have been running this version for about a week.  This only started happening the past two or three days.

[07:06] <IntuitiveNipple> cads: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=linux-headers-2.6.24&searchon=names&suite=hardy&section=all
[07:07] <whatvn> @outbackwifi: sorry ^
[07:07] <nydoc> Show if devices are  on.
[07:07] <outbackwifi> nydoc: havent  heard of that on ubuntu
[07:07] <outbackwifi> nydoc: sudo lshw can show you the hardware on your machine though
[07:07] <BobCFC> daisha, just using  sudo nvidia-settings  it was the edefault behaviour for twinview, try enabling and disabling it
[07:07] <IntuitiveNipple> hellhound: It's a known issue with the Human theme... I might be able to dig out the bug # if you want it
[07:08] <nydoc> It is mentioned in the documentation but I cannot find it.
[07:08] <chaddy> nydoc: I'd hazard a guess at /etc/init.d/udev restart or similar
[07:08] <hellhound> IntuitiveNipple, that would be great!
[07:08] <nydoc> let me try.
[07:08] <leishmaniac> anyone help me to install new kubuntu beta by terminal mode?
[07:08] <daisha> BobCFC, I'll give it a shot, here, and let you know how it goes.
[07:09] <BobCFC> daisha, make sure you use sudo so that u can click save to X config file button
[07:09] <outbackwifi> leishmaniac: for intreprid pl go to #ubuntu+1
[07:09] <outbackwifi> leishmaniac: for intrepid pl go to #ubuntu+1
[07:10] <IntuitiveNipple> hellhound: just searched back over my IRC logs... someone told me about it Sept 20th: "apparently it's non-gtk2 themes"
[07:10] <daisha> BobCFC, Yup.  At the moment, maximizing behavior was not fixed by cycling settings...  lemme try with restarting my x session.  brb.
[07:10] <newmember> what is the apt-get package that I would need for building a package from source?
[07:11] <outbackwifi> newmember: sudo apt-get install  build-essentials
[07:11] <IntuitiveNipple> hellhound: "apparently changing themes to non-Clearlooks themes fixes it"
[07:11]  * outbackwifi or is it build-essential
[07:11] <newmember> ya right ty outbackwifi
[07:11] <hellhound> IntuitiveNipple, thank you very much
[07:11] <ryth__> how do you get DCed nicks off the server? I'm going to end up with a nick like ryth______________ soon...
[07:11] <outbackwifi> ryth__: keep pinging them
[07:12] <Jacobbs> try nickserv ghost
[07:12] <cads> is there a more highly suggested way to run ubuntu in windows than using VMware?
[07:12] <Jacobbs> [02:12.12] -NickServ- Syntax: GHOST <target> [password]
[07:12] <outbackwifi> cads: yes, dual boot
[07:12] <Jacobbs> password is the password for your auth
[07:12] <whatvn> and, can I use scp to copy file from my computer to server? when finished editing?
[07:12] <smil3y> cads> try the wubi installer on the installer disc
[07:12] <outbackwifi> whatvn: yes, just reverse source and destination
[07:13] <cads> outbackwifi: I am having linux withdrawals using windows and thought I'd use a virtual machine to do some coding in a nix environment because I can't fucking stand this windows bullshit
[07:13] <f|uke> If you are just editing config files, you should do it directly
[07:13] <dr_willis> whatvn,  of course.. or you could use sshfs to edit the file on the remote server
[07:13] <cads> alas, I am not allowed to modify the harddrive, so running in virtualization is my only choice
[07:13] <f|uke> just ssh and vi or nano the file
[07:13] <dr_willis> whatvn,  or ya can ssh to the remote box. and use a text based editor.. or use 'ssh -X remote' and run a gui editor
[07:13] <outbackwifi> cads: I guess virtualbox is another option
[07:14] <outbackwifi> cads: there is one for windoze --> http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
[07:14] <smil3y> cads> install on a usb drive and boot from that
[07:14] <whatvn> yes, I know how to use GUI, but I want to user command
[07:14] <cads> would it run any more efficiently than vmware (not that I'm dissatisfied with vmware particularly - I have ubuntu running right now in a window in the background and it's happy as a clam)
[07:15] <whatvn> thank again!
[07:15] <LadyNatalia> hai everyone :3
[07:15] <IntuitiveNipple> cads: How about wubi?
[07:15]  * dr_willis runs from Wubi
[07:15] <IntuitiveNipple> cads: ask dr_willis
[07:15] <smil3y> IntuitiveNipple>  I guess he cant mod the drive
[07:16] <smil3y> IntuitiveNipple>  wubi mods the drive
[07:16] <IntuitiveNipple> smil3y: wubi is just creating files... he must be allowed to do that else Windows would fall over
[07:16] <outbackwifi> !hi LadyNatalia
[07:16] <cads> I may consider wubi if I vmware proves too slow
[07:16] <IntuitiveNipple> smil3y: creates files on NTFS doesn't it? installs like a regular Windows app?
[07:16] <outbackwifi> cads: are you trying to fix something or get a survey from us?
[07:16] <ryth_> how do you remove a program if it's not listed in the Add/Remove?
[07:17] <cads> hehe, a survey I guess
[07:17] <outbackwifi> ryth_: depends on what program it is
[07:17] <daisha> BobCFC, on attempting to commit changes to xorg.conf, nvidia-settings threw a seg fault and borked up the config file.
[07:17] <dr_willis> ryth_,  use the actual package manager,, that add.remove is a  'limited' front end
[07:17] <IntuitiveNipple> ryth_: use System > Administration > Synaptic
[07:17] <smil3y> IntuitiveNipple>  not 100% sure, when you boot though it gives you a grub menu, so its gotta make some changes I guess
[07:17] <LadyNatalia> I have a probably stupid question, but I've tried every resource available online that I can think of. Wondering if someone can help me with a webcam oriented question. x.o;
[07:17] <cads> I hadn't thought of using wubi
[07:17] <daisha> Which could be an 8.10 specific issue, or even an nvidia 173 driver issue
[07:17] <LadyNatalia> Usually I'm not this much of a n00b, used to use Gentoo and all but.
[07:17] <IntuitiveNipple> smil3y: Yes, it adds itself into the Windows boot.ini (on XP) or the Vista binary BCD
[07:17] <losher> cads: vmware is pretty fast. According to their blurb, it approaches native speeds. Not sure wubi or virtualbox would be any faster..
[07:18] <errold32> problem with grub displaying only when xp is hibernated
[07:18] <outbackwifi> daisha: if you are on intrepid, you should be asking at #ubuntu+1
[07:18] <outbackwifi> !intrepid | daisha
[07:18] <outbackwifi> !ask | LadyNatalia
[07:18] <daisha> kk, sorry.  I'll go bug them.
[07:18] <smil3y> IntuitiveNipple>  i guess i asumed wubi mods the drive as you cant run xp and ubuntu side by side with wubi, its one or the other
[07:19] <errold32> no not intrepid
[07:19] <outbackwifi> errold32: that was for a
[07:19] <IntuitiveNipple> smil3y: It has been rather neat in how it integrated.
[07:19] <outbackwifi> errold32: that was for daisha
[07:19] <errold32> ?
[07:20] <cads> if I'm not mistaken, wubi installs ubuntu to an image file on the windows harddrive, and creates an entry in the windows bootloader pointing to the image
[07:20] <errold32> I am using grub installed to the MBR
[07:20] <LadyNatalia> Well, my question is, how do I install this webcam? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/images/B000NWMEJA/ref=dp_image_0?ie=UTF8&n=172282&s=electronics
[07:20] <smil3y> cads>  yeah, the nice thing about its the ability to uninstall like a windows program
[07:20] <IntuitiveNipple> cads: correct. We spent a while last night helping someone mount the wubi image file from the NTFS partition on a *real* Ubuntu boot
[07:20] <Jacobbs> I can modify the boot order that GRUB uses, right?
[07:21] <outbackwifi> Jacobbs: yes
[07:21] <shashi> Hi All, I am using 8.04 AMD64. I have installed ia32-libs package. If i install any 32-bit based application, the DNS-Resolving is not happening for these 32-bit applications. Please help, how can i solve this issue ?
[07:21] <cads> IntuitiveNipple: that sounds like it could be hairy :D
[07:21] <outbackwifi> Jacobbs: modify it in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[07:21] <Penzer_> How can I set up my mic for skype? No idea which input to select, have both onboard and pcie sound cards and not sure which is which in the input list
[07:22] <IntuitiveNipple> errold32: That makes sense. When the PC hibernates it saves the hibernation image to a disk file. When the system reboots, GRUB is the first program to get control. From there, select the Windows option and Windows should resume from its hibernation filew
[07:22] <Jacobbs> Okay cool
[07:22] <errold32> any help with grub display problems?
[07:22] <errold32> sorry
[07:22] <IntuitiveNipple> cads: It was long-winded... the user was very confused and it took three of us about an hour to get to the point where the user could copy files out of the wubi image to the real Ubuntu install
[07:22] <chaddy> hi errold32, what problem are you having?
[07:23] <chaddy> I may have wandered out and jumped back in inappropriately
[07:23] <chaddy> don't mind me
[07:23] <errold32> IntuitiveNipple: Grub dosn't display unless xp is hibernated....that is the problem
[07:23] <IntuitiveNipple> chaddy:  <errold32> problem with grub displaying only when xp is hibernated
[07:23] <chaddy> interesting
[07:24] <IntuitiveNipple> errold32: what 'displays' if Windows hasn't hibernated?
[07:24] <losher> LadyNatalia: I've no idea. Is it a usb webcam? Have you plugged it in yet?
[07:24] <errold32> when xp is not hibernated, the toshiba bios screen just displays for a long time, then the system boots to the grub default, windows.
[07:24] <LadyNatalia> losher, it's plugged in and i've already tried recompiling gspca for it twice
[07:25] <LadyNatalia> losher, the newer version 1.20.00
[07:25] <LadyNatalia> also tried uvcvideo, and that failed
[07:25] <IntuitiveNipple> LadyNatalia: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5662227&postcount=5
[07:25] <errold32> back
[07:26] <whatvn> can I ask a question about mod_security in ubuntu, if not, please don't mind ^
[07:27] <losher> shashi: dunno. If I were you, I run an application under strace and see what calls it makes to resolve dns names
[07:27] <LadyNatalia> IntuitiveNipple, I've already upgraded gspca, though, and when I modprobe'd it it still didn't detect the camera
[07:27] <LadyNatalia> and yes, it is plugged in.
[07:27] <LadyNatalia> little light's on and everything.
[07:27] <chaddy> whatvn: don't ask to ask
[07:27] <IntuitiveNipple> LadyNatalia: can you show me the USB device ID that lsusb reports for that camera?
[07:27] <Docal> If I want to make sure an install disc is "good" before I install off of it, is doing the diskcheck built into the boot menu just as good as doing an MD5 check on the ISO itself?
[07:28] <cads> I am so happy to see that silly abstract heron image once more
[07:28] <errold32> grub issues.....
[07:28] <LadyNatalia> IntuitiveNipple, yes.  Unplug the camera. At a terminal, run "tail -f /var/log/kern.log" - now plug the camera in. You should see some messages generated as the kernel recognises (or not) the camera. pastebin them and we can take a look
[07:28] <chaddy> ahh, I misread that, thought it was a question about heron anatomy
[07:29] <chaddy> they keep them on the inside was the answer
[07:29] <whatvn> and how? do I have to re-compile apache?
[07:29] <cads> hah!
[07:29] <ech0dish> guys i have an issue i can't figure out
[07:30] <cads> always wondered
[07:30] <IntuitiveNipple> LadyNatalia: also, this command will show you which (if any) kernel module supposedly supports that device: egrep '093a.*2621' /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/modules.usbmap
[07:30] <ech0dish> this dell poweredge 2500 will boot off windows disks but refuses to boot off any of the ubuntu disks
[07:30] <chaddy> whatvn: that's probably one to ask in #apache
[07:30] <losher> shashi: tried a google search on NS_ERROR_NOT_AVAILABLE and ubuntu?
[07:30] <whatvn> thank you!
[07:30] <ech0dish> o.O
[07:30] <IntuitiveNipple> ech0dish: Still having that problem!?!
[07:30] <lakitu> hey, i rebooted out of the recovery modes start up, & now i can't load it or the regular ubuntu. in the recovery it says "[  28.927266] Booting processor 1/1 eip 3000". what can i do?
[07:30] <lakitu> it just hangs on that message
[07:30] <ech0dish> there is obviously something wrong with isolinux boot
[07:31] <IntuitiveNipple> ech0dish: let me dig out that bug report I mentioned earlier related to what you're experiencing... what version of Ubuntu are you trying to boot?
[07:31] <chaddy> ech0dish: could be a failing disc drive, ubuntu disc is pretty full, might not be reading the edges accurately
[07:31] <ech0dish> well it boots of xp home and xp pro disks
[07:31] <lakitu> wow, it went!
[07:31] <lakitu> awesome
[07:31] <lakitu> it just hung on that for ever
[07:31] <ech0dish> and it boots on smart boot manager
[07:31] <lakitu> for like 5 minutes
[07:31] <losher> ech0dish: are the windows disks commercially produced? How about the ubuntu disks?
[07:32] <ech0dish> i have burned oem disks
[07:32] <LadyNatalia> IntuitiveNipple, http://pastebin.com/m67331042 and your egrep command shows no output.
[07:32] <ech0dish> same exact blank disks
[07:32] <chaddy> yeah, ech0dish, they write from the inside out
[07:32] <ech0dish> the ubuntu disks work in other machines
[07:32] <IntuitiveNipple> LadyNatalia: interesting? are you on Hardy? Here's what I get from that command: "gspca_pac7311        0x0003      0x093a   0x2621"
[07:32] <mrpockets> so am i nuts
[07:32] <mrpockets>  or can you not change what ports to use with IMAP and POP on Evolution
[07:33] <macvr> hi all... i'd like to make my windows list display from the right rather than from the default left?
[07:33] <chaddy> ubuntu image is nearly capacity, writes clear to the edge, you might have more luck with the alternate install disc, I think that's smaller
[07:33] <LadyNatalia> IntuitiveNipple, I am using Hardy, yes.
[07:33] <ech0dish> i have tried the alternate installer server edition
[07:33] <ech0dish> and the regular desktop install
[07:33] <ech0dish> with no luck at all
[07:33] <IntuitiveNipple> LadyNatalia: I know why I have the driver... I've got one of my DKMS packages installed: "gspca-v4l"
[07:33] <chaddy> do you have access to a pen drive, ech0dish?
[07:34] <ech0dish> have tried using smart boot manager and get an error 00xAA
[07:34] <LadyNatalia> IntuitiveNipple, which isn't in the Hardy repo. Where is it, by chance?
[07:34] <ech0dish> no i have no flash drives :(
[07:34] <chaddy> you could put the installer on one and try booting from that
[07:34] <chaddy> ahh
[07:34] <ech0dish> i don't want to use windows on this server....
[07:34] <IntuitiveNipple> LadyNatalia: It's DKMS so I must have packaged it, but I don't see it in my PPA so maybe I was testing it and forgot about it. I'll look see
[07:35] <chaddy> if the discs are working on other machines the probability is that the drive is failing
[07:35] <ech0dish> perhpas a smaller form of linux?
[07:35] <LadyNatalia> IntuitiveNipple, thank you. :3
[07:35] <chaddy> yes, DSL would be worth trying
[07:35] <IntuitiveNipple> ech0dish: It has a working floppy?
[07:35] <losher> ech0dish: I agree with chaddy. Marginal disk reader....?
[07:35] <chaddy> it definitely won't write to the edge of the disc
[07:35] <ech0dish> yes it has a working floppy and have smart boot manager
[07:35] <chaddy> ahh, working floppy
[07:35] <chaddy> there might be hope in that
[07:36] <ech0dish> smart boot manager fails to initiate the cd
[07:36] <ech0dish> error 00xAA
[07:36] <supertanker> Is threr any eway to put javascript support in Elinks for my sever without recompiling the browser?
[07:36] <supertanker> easy*
[07:36] <supertanker> there*
[07:36] <loois> in shell scripting, is there a way to get the path of a file which is dragged onto the file?
[07:37] <ech0dish> could i upgrade from inside DSL to Ubuntu?
[07:37] <ech0dish> i could make a DSL disk real quick
[07:37] <ech0dish> and give that a try
[07:37] <macvr>  hi all... i'd like to make my windows list display from the right rather than from the default left? is it possible?
[07:37] <chaddy> ech0dish: you won't get from DSL to Ubuntu easily, if at all
[07:37] <IntuitiveNipple> ech0dish: Do some googling... A few days ago I found an article on the Ubuntu or canonical web-sites about Ubuntu server/alternate, and there being an option/way to bootstrap from a floppy and then mount the CD and continue from it
[07:38] <outbackwifi> macvr: i guess you could right click and move
[07:38] <ech0dish> thats what smart boot manager does
[07:38] <chaddy> ech0dish: netinstall might be worth investigating
[07:38] <chaddy> http://www.wrigley.me.uk/wp/2005/01/09/ubuntu-netinstall-without-cdrom/
[07:38] <chaddy> bit old, but it's a starting point
[07:39] <macvr> outbackwifi: i tried that but it moves the list out of the screen!
[07:39] <IntuitiveNipple> ech0dish: daft idea, but can you move the SCSI CD-drive to another controller/port?
[07:39] <LadyNatalia> IntuitiveNipple, any luck with the location of the package you mentioned before?
[07:39] <ech0dish> it actually has a strange connector
[07:39] <macvr> outbackwifi: where are the config for windows list?
[07:39] <ech0dish> that connects both the floppy and cdrom directly to the mobo
[07:40] <ech0dish> have tried simply pulling out all hard drives but then it fails to get past post
[07:40] <IntuitiveNipple> LadyNatalia: OK, I found the gspca package I'm testing. I took it from the latest dvb-v4l sources. The driver is built, but the package isn't complete since I also have to package a supporting set of userspace libraries to handle image decompression outside the kernel, and I've not got around to doing that yet.
[07:40] <outbackwifi> macvr: dunno, just right click and remove and  then go to the other end of the panel and right click, add to panel and select menu
[07:41] <outbackwifi> macvr: main menu
[07:41] <ech0dish> and there is no usb boot option in the bios so i figure a flash drive wouldn't load either
[07:41] <ech0dish> not that i have one
[07:41] <aoeuid> is there still a bug with qemu on gutsy that doesn't let you use usb devices?
[07:41] <LadyNatalia> IntuitiveNipple, ah nice. Will it be in the Hardy repo when complete?
[07:41] <ech0dish> i have 15 computers surrounding me and not a single flash drive lol
[07:42] <apathadeus> lol ech0dish
[07:42] <ech0dish> i always end up having to sell them to clients
[07:42] <kylekruchok> Can I get some help with my audio?
[07:42] <IntuitiveNipple> LadyNatalia: The best I can do is refer to where I got the source, since I am obviously in the process of breaking out just the gspca driver from all the linux-tv source: http://www.linuxtv.org/
[07:42] <IntuitiveNipple> LadyNatalia: It'll be in my Ubuntu PPA
[07:42] <losher> ech0dish: isn't there a way to nfsboot ubuntu?
[07:43] <ech0dish> not sure
[07:43] <outbackwifi> kylekruchok: sure
[07:43] <kylekruchok> losher: Yes.
[07:43] <ech0dish> will google it now
[07:43] <LadyNatalia> IntuitiveNipple, any specific thing I should compile? o_o
[07:43] <kylekruchok> outbackwifi: So, I've got this HP, and the audio works perfectly fine, and for no reason, it'll die. ( just the sound).
[07:43] <MrEgg964> hi all. How can I specifiy language settings on a per user basis in Ubuntu?
[07:43] <chaddy> ech0dish: if you get your hands on one pendrivelinux.com has some good guides
[07:43] <macvr> outbackwifi: that didnt work either! any ideas where the config file for windows list might be located?
[07:43] <losher> echOdish: Tried https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DisklessUbuntuHowto ?
[07:43] <outbackwifi> not sure, maybe gconf-editor
[07:44] <kylekruchok> I've checked the "sound preferences" thing, and when I select my sound card and test it, it says device is in use. However, I'm not using any other program...
[07:44] <C0nn0R> It may be pulseaudio, killall pulseaudio in terminal to see if that helps.
[07:44] <IntuitiveNipple> aoeuid: Yes, in the regular packages for qemu/kvm, *but* I've just finished the dev file-system patch for qemu and it is upstream. I also have packages in my Ubuntu PPA with USB support enabled.
[07:44] <meoblast001> i have a question... what is the name of the team that makes sounds for ubuntu?
[07:44] <kylekruchok> Thanks C0nn0R.
[07:44] <meoblast001> startup, shutdown, etc
[07:44] <IntuitiveNipple> LadyNatalia: Unless you're a code guru I'd leave it! It's one heck of a lot of code!
[07:45] <IntuitiveNipple> LadyNatalia: hence why I'm breaking out just the gspca driver and libraries
[07:45] <kylekruchok> No process killed.
[07:45] <LadyNatalia> IntuitiveNipple, alright, sounds good. :3 Though I don't know where your PPA is for when you do have the package ready.
[07:45] <losher> kylekruchok: I've had trouble with firefox locking my audio before, after playing flash
[07:45] <ech0dish> it has PXE
[07:45] <LadyNatalia> And by the way, thank you for all of your help.
[07:45] <ech0dish> it's f12
[07:45] <ech0dish> no idea how to use it though
[07:45] <outbackwifi> meoblast001: does it matter? you can just add your own sounds
[07:46] <kylekruchok> losher: I've noticeed that's when I lose it... (sometimes). After I kill firefox (when done with flash vids / YouTube/ whatever)
[07:46] <meoblast001> outbackwifi: because i want to make sounds that can be part of Ubuntu.. you can change sounds in Windows too but Microsoft still has a sound team
[07:46] <kylekruchok> My audio goes with Firefox.
[07:46] <IntuitiveNipple> LadyNatalia: PPA is at https://launchpad.net/~intuitivenipple/+archive
[07:46] <ChristofferB> Hello everybody
[07:47] <outbackwifi> meoblast001: you mean you want to submit sounds for inclusion?
[07:47] <ChristofferB> Which burning software would you advice me to use?
[07:47] <meoblast001> outbackwifi: yes
[07:47] <f|uke> Ok, so, I'm trying to set up an automatic VNC tunnel.    I created a file in /etc/networking/if-up.d/   called sshtunnel,  I put the "ssh -L" command in it,  chmod and chown'd it, and am getting an error
[07:47] <losher> kylekruchok: sorry, dunno about a fix. Restarting firefox has always worked for me...
[07:47] <IntuitiveNipple> meoblast001: the ubuntu-desktop team would be most appropriate I think, they deal with themes and so forth
[07:47] <LadyNatalia> IntuitiveNipple, what package will I be looking for when it is complete?
[07:47] <ech0dish> network install seems very complex
[07:47] <f|uke> run-parts: failed to exec /etc/network/if-up.d/sshtunnel: Exec format error
[07:47] <IntuitiveNipple> LadyNatalia: gspca-v4l-dkms
[07:47] <outbackwifi> ChristofferB: ubuntu comes with one by default,
[07:48] <meoblast001> ok i joined
[07:48] <losher> ChristofferB: k3b is pretty good...
[07:48] <LadyNatalia> IntuitiveNipple, thank you very very much. :3
[07:48] <ChristofferB> outbackwifi: yeah - but it don't give me much options
[07:48] <outbackwifi> ChristofferB: you could also try brasero
[07:48] <kylekruchok> losher: No, When I close fiirefox, I lose audio on my whole system.
[07:48] <outbackwifi> !brasero
[07:48] <outbackwifi> !info brasero
[07:48] <losher> ech0dish: builds character...
[07:48] <IntuitiveNipple> LadyNatalia: hopefully later this coming week... I have a task list of kernel stuff as long as my arm to try and resolve :)
[07:48] <ChristofferB> thanks guys, i will look at K3B and brasero
[07:49] <ech0dish> lol losher
[07:49] <Bineagle> Hello,I use Ubuntu from 5 days,& im student and i need to compile my c,c++,java in linux i now gcc file.c fileo.o but didnt work
[07:49] <LadyNatalia> IntuitiveNipple, hey, no hurry of course. You're awesome for even undertaking the project. ^_^
[07:49] <outbackwifi> Bineagle: did you do sudo apt-get install build-essential
[07:50] <IntuitiveNipple> LadyNatalia: Typical though, I just about get the Hardy DKMS packages sorted out, and Intrepid is coming so I have to rebase them on the new kernel
[07:50]  * outbackwifi thinks haing a nick like ladynatalia helped accelerate the process
[07:50] <ech0dish> i think i would prefer to find a very small form of linux and attempt to install that and then install linux from there.
[07:50] <ech0dish> ubuntu*
[07:50] <ech0dish> lol
[07:50]  * IntuitiveNipple thinks outbackwifi is being masogynistic :p
[07:50] <losher> kylekruchok: does restarting help e.g. sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart, same with pulseaudio?
[07:51]  * outbackwifi is just pulling someones leg :O
[07:51] <LadyNatalia> it is indeed awesome being a girl ^.~
[07:51] <IntuitiveNipple> outbackwifi: careful where you grab, then! :D
[07:51] <IntuitiveNipple> LadyNatalia: indeed it is, I fully agree!
[07:51]  * outbackwifi wouldnt know, hasnt been one
[07:52] <IntuitiveNipple> outbackwifi: you should try it then :p
[07:52] <IntuitiveNipple> outbackwifi: It's rather like going from windows to Linux
[07:52] <LadyNatalia> outbackwifi, i hear they have operations for that now.
[07:52]  * outbackwifi is happy as he is in this lifetime o_O
[07:53] <losher> outbackwifi: I thought all girls on the internet were supposed to actually be 40 year old males?
[07:53] <tyso1> anyone im setting up compiz fusion and i get this error can some one help me figure out how to fix this?
[07:53] <ChristofferB> Omg, it burned DBAN on the disc fast!
[07:53] <IntuitiveNipple> ech0dish: here's a crafty idea for you ... copy  Ubuntu onto a spare hard drive and attach it to the PowerEdge to boot from
[07:53] <tyso1>  There is an unsupported value at path /apps/compiz/plugins/scale/allscreens/options/initiate_edge. Settings from this path won't be read. Try to remove that value so that operation can continue properly.
[07:53] <LadyNatalia> losher, shhhhhh.
[07:53] <LadyNatalia> ^^
[07:53] <ChristofferB> took only about 1 minute
[07:53] <outbackwifi> ChristofferB: what did you use? k3B?
[07:53] <IntuitiveNipple> losher: You'd better not let Hobbsee hear you say that!
[07:53] <losher> LadyNatalia: :-)
[07:53] <ChristofferB> Brasero, since i already had that one installed
[07:54] <outbackwifi> ChristofferB: oh ok :)
[07:54] <ChristofferB> it was lightning fast! I have only tried burning something from a windows setup before, and it usually takes ages, but this was just amazing!
[07:54] <LadyNatalia> losher, i think this image is relevant: http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i27/superbleeder12/NoGirlsAllowed.jpg
[07:55] <losher> LadyNatalia: girlzz rool...
[07:55] <IntuitiveNipple> ech0dish: How about this? scroll to the part about booting off a floppy (Booting PXE)
[07:55]  * outbackwifi thinks thats a great retro pic
[07:56] <tyso1> anyone know how to fix this?  There is an unsupported value at path /apps/compiz/plugins/scale/allscreens/options/initiate_edge. Settings from this path won't be read. Try to remove that value so that operation can continue properly.
[07:56] <outbackwifi> tyso1: whats the context of that error? are you trying to launch a rocket?
[07:57] <nydoc> have an travelmate 800. Can someone tell me how to change the wireless 802.11a to 802.11b?
[07:57] <tyso1> outback wifi:trying to install compiz fusion
[07:57] <ech0dish> any hopes on the debian businesscard install?
[07:58] <tyso1> outback wifi: but when i run it in the terminal thats the error i get
[07:58] <outbackwifi> tyso1: ah ok, go remove initiate_edge file
[07:58] <ech0dish> only 33mb
[07:58] <tyso1> outback wifi: thanks
[07:58] <ech0dish> does ubuntu have a similar one?
[07:59] <macvr> wher can i find the config file for the windows list app?
[07:59] <losher> ech0dish: I'd be interested to know if DSL installs....
[07:59] <outbackwifi> nydoc: most dual-band cards can work in both 1 & b simultaneously
[07:59] <macvr> hi all...wher can i find the config file for the windows list app?
[07:59] <outbackwifi> !repeat|  macvr
[07:59] <ech0dish> well i am going to try that and debians businesscard thing
[07:59] <Bineagle> why i cant compile i install the package & i have this message (gcc: ranim.c: No such file or directory
[07:59] <Bineagle> )
[07:59] <nydoc> driver says a
[08:00] <macvr> outbackwifi: i didnt repeat but wanted to address it to all ... so that all know
[08:00] <ech0dish> 33mb installer that downloads the rest from the internet as it goes
[08:01] <nydoc> let me clarify. lshw command driver listed as 802.11a
[08:01] <ech0dish> so ubuntu doesn't have a similar installer?
[08:01] <tyso1> outbackwifi: its tellin me that remove command not found
[08:02] <outbackwifi> tyso1: what command did you use to remove?
[08:02] <tyso1> remove
[08:02] <outbackwifi> tyso1: i would generally use sudo rm -f filename
[08:02] <tyso1> sudo rm then the file name?
[08:02] <outbackwifi> yes
[08:02] <tyso1> k thanks
[08:03] <outbackwifi> nydoc: sudo iwlist iface scanning should show you all 11a & b networks
[08:03] <outbackwifi> where iface is interface name like ath0 or ra0 or wlan0
[08:03] <losher> ech0dish: In theory, if you can get any system running with networking, you could copy enough to get a bootable system. Boot windows and then install wubi?
[08:03] <Indoctrine> How often should I apt-get upgrade on my server? Once a week?
[08:03] <nydoc> Is that the command?
[08:05] <outbackwifi> Indoctrine: i wouldnt do it at all on a production server
[08:05] <outbackwifi> nydoc: yes
[08:05] <Indoctrine> outbackwifi: Production server?
[08:05] <losher> Indoctrine: Unless there's a particular bug you need a fix for, or a security hole, it's not required...
[08:05] <Indoctrine> It's a personal fileserver.
[08:05] <outbackwifi> Indoctrine: server that is used in business-critical or mission-critical operations
[08:06] <Docal> will I experience a performance hit at all if I install Ubuntu with Wubi compared to a 'real' install?
[08:06] <outbackwifi> Indoctrine: oh ok
[08:06] <outbackwifi> Docal: you could try
[08:06] <Bineagle> why this message when i compile my c source"gcc: ranim.c: No such file or directory
[08:06] <Bineagle> "
[08:06] <CorbinFox> Bineagle: why the colons?
[08:06] <CorbinFox> i never have used colons when i compile my C programming
[08:06] <losher> Indoctrine: the last time I updated my personal servers was for the ssh key generation bug...
[08:07] <losher> Bineagle: so exactly where is ranim.c ?
[08:07] <Indoctrine> losher, I'm using samba so I don't have to worry about ssh, really.
[08:07] <balz> is there a way to optimize a mysql database via CLI?
[08:08] <balz> a command or something?
[08:08] <Bineagle> is in desktop
[08:08] <losher> Indoctrine: then you don't *need* to upgrade...
[08:09] <CorbinFox> bineagle: try it without the colons
[08:09] <outbackwifi> CorbinFox: thats prolly the error message he's posted
[08:09] <CorbinFox> ah
[08:10] <losher> CorbinFox: the colons are just from the gcc error message. Bineagle has a files/path problem...
[08:10]  * CorbinFox hasnt seen that error like that,
[08:10] <nydoc> When I type sudo iwlist iface scanning I get the message that iface does not support scanning.
[08:10] <dfgas> how do i format to ext3 and write 0's to the drive?
[08:10]  * outbackwifi sees it all the time if you try gcc on a non existent file
[08:10] <CorbinFox> bineagle: you are in the proper directory, right?
[08:11] <outbackwifi> dfgas: mkfs and dd are your friends
[08:11] <outbackwifi> nydoc: is your wireless interface called iface?
[08:11] <outbackwifi> nydoc; This is what i said --> where iface is interface name like ath0 or ra0 or wlan0
[08:12] <Bineagle> CorbinFox: note that i'm new in linux,my source file is in desktop (ranim.c)
[08:12] <outbackwifi> Bineagle: what do you get on pwd
[08:13] <CorbinFox> bineagle: then change the directory first, you are trying to compile the file from the wrong place.  do 'cd /home/useraccount/Desktop' then try compiling
[08:13] <Bineagle> outbackwifi:whats pwd?
[08:14] <outbackwifi> Bineagle: pwd is a command that tells you your present working directory
[08:14] <oric> 有没有中国的
[08:14] <outbackwifi> !jp | oric
[08:14] <oric> any chinese can help me plz
[08:15] <outbackwifi> !cn| oric
[08:15] <am4zin> for commands check out this wallpaper: http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Linux-Unix+command+guide?content=88383
[08:15] <oric> thank you
[08:15] <am4zin> :-)
[08:15] <Bineagle> outbackwifi: my pwd is home/ranim
[08:15] <CorbinFox> bineagle: do "cd /home/ranim/Desktop" then compile
[08:15] <outbackwifi> Bineagle: so logic follows that you should go to the directory that contains your source file; so do what CorbinFox says
[08:16] <rpv__> hello
[08:17] <outbackwifi> !hi | rpv__
[08:17] <LadyNatalia> i'm just lurking nao
[08:17] <LadyNatalia> :3
[08:17] <Bineagle> CorbinFox: bash: cd: /home/ranim/Desktop: No such file or directory
[08:17] <Bineagle>  ?
[08:17] <CorbinFox> um..hmm
[08:17] <nydoc> where can I find the interface name?
[08:17] <CorbinFox> Go Places > Desktop
[08:18] <outbackwifi> nydoc: sudo iwconfig
[08:18] <CorbinFox> then copy and paste the address after "cd"
[08:18] <am4zin> check the wallpaper! :-D
[08:18] <outbackwifi> Bineagle: are you on ubuntu?
[08:18] <am4zin> install it it's really usefull für newbies...
[08:19] <am4zin> *for
[08:19] <nydoc> It is ath0. What is the command?
[08:19] <outbackwifi> am4zin: thats a really  amazing wallpaper and a great idea
[08:19] <Bineagle> outbackwifi: i'm in ubuntu 8.10
[08:19] <IntuitiveNipple> Bineagle: do: cd ~/Desktop
[08:19] <outbackwifi> Bineagle: go to ubuntu+1
[08:20] <outbackwifi> !intrepid|Bineagle
[08:20] <am4zin> ;-)
[08:20] <tyso1> outback wifi: i used sudo rm and sudo apt-get remove and all i get is either that its not a valid ommand or that the file cant be found any other suggestions?
[08:20]  * outbackwifi wonders why newbies would even install beta software
[08:21] <LadyNatalia> interpid is going to be OMG SO AWESOME :D
[08:21] <am4zin> tyso1: do you know the exact name of the package..?
[08:21] <frybye> Lady
[08:21] <losher> outbackwifi: by mistake I'd guess. I mean, they're newbies...
[08:21] <frybye> LadyNatalia: sorry.. in what respects do you  mean??
[08:21] <LadyNatalia> frybye, i'm just assuming that it's going to be "OMG SO AWESOME :D"
[08:21] <tyso1> outback wifi: it gives me the file name so i have that
[08:22] <outbackwifi> losher: umm cant say i agree, you cant download from the mainsite
[08:22] <ompaul> !interpid | LadyNatalia ;-)
[08:22] <tyso1> can i remove it from synaptic?
[08:22] <am4zin> yes
[08:22] <losher> outbackwifi: I didn't know that...! Beats me then...
[08:22] <outbackwifi> exactly
[08:22] <am4zin> it's the same..
[08:23] <frybye> LadyNatalia: I am running the intrepid beta - fully updated and tweeked a bit and while it seems fine .. I am not sure that there is that much that can be in a n y new OS to create this famour "wow" factor...
[08:23] <mn> will #ubuntu support .04 and .1 after it comes out?
[08:23] <losher> outbackwifi: the irony is that I doubt his compilation problem is Intrepid-related...
[08:23] <LadyNatalia> frybye, :[
[08:23] <outbackwifi> losher: yes but the fact of the matter is that Desktop isnt where it is in Hardy,
[08:24] <IntuitiveNipple> tyso1: To remove "/apps/compiz/plugins/scale/allscreens/options/initiate_edge" do: gconf-tool --unset /apps/compiz/plugins/scale/allscreens/options/initiate_edge
[08:24] <Atomic_UE> anyone know how i can share a mounted encfs ? The encfs mounted directory doesn't show up in samba if I share the encfs mount point, or share the parent directory
[08:24] <losher> outbackwifi: ah, understood...
[08:24] <IntuitiveNipple> tyso1: oops, typo...
[08:24] <IntuitiveNipple> tyso1: To remove "/apps/compiz/plugins/scale/allscreens/options/initiate_edge" do: gconftool --unset /apps/compiz/plugins/scale/allscreens/options/initiate_edge
[08:24] <IamSOG> How do I reset the Swap? I used another OS to format the SWAP, now ubuntu won't use my hda6
[08:25] <tyso1> intuitivenipple: thanks
[08:25] <mn> IamSOG: refomat it?
[08:25] <mn> reformat*
[08:25] <outbackwifi> IamSOG: use fdisk to mark it as linux swap; swapon to enable it
[08:25] <IamSOG> OH~ I see, tanks mn and outbackwifi
[08:25]  * outbackwifi doesnt know if swap can be formatted
[08:26] <m0u5e> in XP you could access windows root shares via samba by typing in smb:\\\<computername> ... is this possible for vista?
[08:26] <mn> np
[08:26] <m0u5e> a login pops up, but i can't login even when I input the right credentials for the local admin user
[08:26] <IntuitiveNipple> Atomic_UE: You could try: mkdir $MOUNTPOINT && mount --bind $ENCFS_DIR $MOUNTPOINT
[08:26] <outbackwifi> m0u5e: isnt that a question for microsoft?
[08:26] <nydoc> when I use sudo iwlist ath0 scanning I get "no scan results"
[08:26] <IntuitiveNipple> Atomic_UE: obviously replace the $VARIABLES with the true paths
[08:27] <outbackwifi> nydoc: is ther an accesspoint close by?
[08:27] <nydoc> 5 feet
[08:27] <IntuitiveNipple> outbackwifi: IamSOG: mkswap
[08:27] <losher> outbackwifi: I didn't think swap was formatted per se, but the partition has to be marked as swap for it to be considered..
[08:27] <Atomic_UE> IntuitiveNipple, so is this creating a mount point for the already mounted enfs?
[08:27] <outbackwifi> losher: thats what thought i said
[08:28] <sorsis> I asked to join group in ubuntu forum to handle beginners problems, but now my message sa a bit short since i pressed enter acidently.....
[08:28] <IntuitiveNipple> Atomic_UE: Yes, then share the new directory and see if that helps :)
[08:28] <outbackwifi> nydoc: are you on a laptop or a desktop
[08:28] <losher> outbackwifi: sorry, I was trying to agree with you...
[08:28] <anolis_> my sound is broken. while trying to fix it by reinstalling alsadrivers alsaconf runs, and then states that no valid pci sound devices were found and then continues by prompting if i want to scan legacy devices
[08:28] <nydoc> laptop
[08:28] <outbackwifi> losher: thank you :)
[08:28] <anolis_> lspci and lshw report both of my sound devices
[08:28] <outbackwifi> nydoc: is the  wifi switch on?
[08:29] <nydoc> yes
[08:29] <IntuitiveNipple> Atomic_UE: To unmount it, just do umount $MOUNTPOINT
[08:29] <wartalker> #kismet
[08:29] <nydoc> not sure
[08:29] <outbackwifi> nydoc: what card does your laptop have (lspci will tell you)
[08:29] <nydoc> atheros
[08:30] <outbackwifi> nydoc: atheros makes about 50 different wifi chips, so the make/model matters
[08:30] <m0u5e> outbackwifi: well i was wondering if you guys have had any experience trying it
[08:31] <outbackwifi> m0u5e: how would we? we're on ubuntu ;)
[08:31] <m0u5e> outbackwifi: i just got a new computer for the family, and it has vista media services installed on it, so i wanted to drop some stuff on it :)
[08:31] <m0u5e> outbackwifi: so am I :)
[08:31] <nydoc> AR5211
[08:31] <outbackwifi> m0u5e: so doesnt hurt to try before you ask
[08:32] <m0u5e> outbackwifi: i mentioned up there I had tried connecting to the share, but it wouldn't let me on
[08:32] <outbackwifi> m0u5e: so you get an  error?
[08:32] <IntuitiveNipple> m0u5e: Is the Ubuntu PC a member of the same Windows Workgroup as the Vista PC ?
[08:34] <m0u5e> IntuitiveNipple: yeah it is ... i also have password protected sharing enabled on the vista machine... though i'm not sure vista has root shares enabled by default like XP does
[08:34] <Atomic_UE> IntuitiveNipple, unfortunately that didn't work
[08:34] <m0u5e> outbackwifi: no, the connect dialog just reappears after i click connect
[08:35] <IntuitiveNipple> Atomic_UE: maybe it's a feature of the encfs ?
[08:35] <IntuitiveNipple> Atomic_UE: pretty handy, in some circumstances :p
[08:35] <Atomic_UE> yeh i can understand that
[08:36] <nydoc> Interestingly it says AR5212 802.11ab NIC but wireless=802.11a
[08:36] <IntuitiveNipple> Atomic_UE: "The way Encfs works is different from the “loopback” encrypted filesystem support built into the Linux kernel because it works on files at a time, not an entire block device."
[08:36] <outbackwifi> nydoc: apparently people have got your card working only with ndiswrapper
[08:36] <IntuitiveNipple> Atomic_UE: http://www.arg0.net/encfs
[08:36] <smudgedpuma> hi.  just installed with wubi.  can't get wireless networks to show up, which is currently my only means of accessing teh interweb.  the help docs say look for ndisgtk in the package thingy, but it's not in there, and without interweb, i can't update or search beyond.
[08:37] <seb90210> hi room
[08:37] <outbackwifi> nydoc: as indicated here --> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=878148
[08:37] <outbackwifi> !hi seb90210
[08:37] <outbackwifi> !hi| seb90210
[08:37] <jim_p> smudgedpuma: what wireless card do you have?
[08:37] <_coredump_> tach auch
[08:38] <smudgedpuma> it came built into my dell inspiron 1721 laptop, not really sure what kind
[08:38] <outbackwifi> smudgedpuma: lspci should tell you
[08:38] <jim_p> smudgedpuma: open a terminal, type lspci , and find the string that identifies your card in there
[08:39] <smudgedpuma> should i find this ndisgtk, and some sorda .inf driver file, put it on a thumb drive, then boot into ubuntu again?  (i'm on vista now (dual boot))
[08:39] <m0u5e> ah IntuitiveNipple, outbackwifi thanks for your help, I think I found the answer: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb727037.aspx
[08:39] <m0u5e> root shares for vista are disabled by default over the network
[08:40] <IntuitiveNipple> Atomic_UE: As encfs is doing it on a file-by-file basis, I'd guess you could try sharing the directory that is parent to the one you want to share, and see how that goes. Decrypting the files on-the-fly may mean that you have to pay special attention to the permissions settings since the encfs may not let the samba process access the files
[08:40] <smudgedpuma> grr they said i wouldn't have to use CL
[08:40] <IamSOG> um.. fdisk or "swapon" both ask me the hardrive... but my hardirve is in where... like /media/hdax ? but it's not mount, but if I go to /dev/disk/by-id/  It doesn't work... um....
[08:40] <smudgedpuma> while i'm here, why does ubuntu make me type my password everytime i open something?
[08:40] <jim_p> smudgedpuma: do the lspci thing first and if that wont work, we will resort to the ndiswrapper thing
[08:40] <Atomic_UE> IntuitiveNipple, yeah tried that too. no love :\
[08:40] <brime> can anyone help me, I'm trying to replace " " with "\ " using sed and i'm having a hard time figuteing out the syntax
[08:41] <smudgedpuma> that's more annoying than vista
[08:41] <seb90210> smudge i dont like this either, it's not ht elinux way of doing things
[08:41] <jim_p> smudgedpuma: everything that starts with sudo... will require password
[08:41] <smudgedpuma> sudo?  i just click stuff, like the network icon, and it asks
[08:41] <Starnestommy> brime: try s/ /\\ /g
[08:41] <outbackwifi> IamSOG: you said you wanted to use /dev/hda6 as swap
[08:41] <IntuitiveNipple> Atomic_UE: check the /var/log/auth.log in case encfs reports refusals to access files, or check /var/log/daemon.log too
[08:42] <outbackwifi> IamSOG: and DONT mount it
[08:42] <smudgedpuma> gonna reboot and try lspci.  just type that and press enter?
[08:42] <IamSOG> but outbackwifi if I don't mount it, how can I find the hardisk ?
[08:42] <outbackwifi> smudgedpuma: yes
[08:42] <jim_p> smudgedpuma: yes
[08:42] <seb90210> in linuxmint you get the option of normalizing/correcting this behaviour and i'm wondering how to do this in ubuntu too
[08:42] <smudgedpuma> okie thanks i'll try it :)
[08:43] <brime> Starnestommy: thanks that worked.
[08:43] <m0u5e> has anyone here been successful in samba connecting to a vista windows share?
[08:43] <outbackwifi> IamSOG: i think youve misunderstood the purpose of mount; just do a mkswap /dev/hda6 if that is the partition to be used as swap
[08:43] <MFen> i accidentally deleted some unknown amount of my /usr directory
[08:44] <MFen> my system is still mostly functioning, though
[08:44] <michaelklinckibu> im trying to change my desktop background for a picture on the internet and its not alowing me to. help?
[08:44] <lakitu> hey, my ubuntu hangs on "starting up", when starting into regular mode, & when booting into recovery, it takes several minutes on "Booting processor 1/1 eip 3000".
[08:44] <outbackwifi> m0u5e: i would try using smbmount tho
[08:44] <MFen> is there a way to ask ubuntu to verify all of its packages and report those that have files missing?
[08:44] <jim_p> MFen: deleted as in "sudo rm /usr  ?
[08:44] <IamSOG> outbackwifi I trie it said "no such file or directory
[08:44] <MFen> jim_p: basically, yes
[08:44] <mattycoze> hey guys, bah the update with 8.10 hasn't gone very good; i've got some lag problem when i switch between windows (includes tabbing in firefox) can someone tell me if this is normal
[08:44] <jim_p> MFen: do you remember ANY filename?
[08:44] <outbackwifi> IamSOG: what does fdisk -l tell you?
[08:45] <seb90210> so how to correct this ..ahem dumb sudo behaviour to make su normal again
[08:45] <lakitu> i think i shutdown in the middle of a recovery mode startup, & that's what caused this
[08:45] <mattycoze> actually i've got a few other problems if someone wants to listen to them.
[08:45] <outbackwifi> mattycoze: intrepid is in beta, you cant expect anything from it before 30 oct
[08:45] <MFen> jim_p: "remember" is not the problem. it started recursively deleting the whole problem. the only thing i know for sure is vegastrike took damage, because that's where it was when i killed it
[08:45] <outbackwifi> !intrepid|mattycoze
[08:45] <shabda> I was doing a long session on console, due to some setting I can see only last n lines in my console, and I want to see all that I typed in this session, so I createa  script from it. Does ubuntu store this data somewhere from where I can pick it up?
[08:45] <IamSOG> outbackwifi it said "invalid optoin --i
[08:45] <jim_p> MFen: do you still have synaptic available??
[08:46] <MFen> yes
[08:46] <outbackwifi> IamSOG: that was a yell (l)
[08:46] <mattycoze> lol okay then sorry**
[08:46] <IamSOG> oh!
[08:46] <MFen> i'm having some problems with gnome though. none of my window decoration works
[08:46] <IamSOG> outbackwifi it didn't say anything
[08:46] <outbackwifi> IamSOG: sudo
[08:46] <ompaul> MFen, sudo apt-get --reinstall install
[08:46] <ompaul> MFen, sudo apt-get --reinstall install ubuntu-desktop
[08:46] <outbackwifi> IamSOG: sudo fdisk -l
[08:46] <jim_p> MFen: open synaptic, select ALL the installed packages you have and right click on them and "Mark for reinstallation" . i cant think of any ither way
[08:47] <seb90210> MFen it has worked for me - installing/loading different themes
[08:47] <IamSOG> aahhh, I can see it now... it's under /dev/sda6 let me try again...
[08:48] <m0u5e> where do i go to manage my network shares in ubuntu?
[08:48] <IamSOG> thanks outbackwifi I think I got it, keep forgetting ububtu uses sda
[08:48] <ichbinesderelch> m0u5e: /etc/samba/smb.conf if using samba
[08:49] <MFen> when i reinstall ubuntu-desktop it only reinstalls that one dummy package. so i guess i'll need to try jim_p's suggestion
[08:49] <MFen> seb90210: how would i do that?
[08:49] <jim_p> m0u5e: samba?
[08:50] <ompaul> MFen,   note the --reinstall argument being passed to apt-get -->>  sudo apt-get --reinstall install ubuntu-desktop
[08:50] <v4vijayakumar> I was asking for help regarding my slow n/w, it is fine now. I forgot we have a wonderful ISP (BSNL) here in India. :-P
[08:51] <MFen> ompaul: i know, it doesn't matter.  it's only going to reinstall that one, not everything
[08:51] <m0u5e> ichbinesderelch: i remember there used to be something under system>administration that you could see all your shares?
[08:51] <MFen> brb
[08:51] <m0u5e> ichbinesderelch: not how the shares are configured, i mean a list of all my shares
[08:52] <seb90210> MFen i suppose there are various ways, theme manager or gnome-look.org, somewhere in the appearance settings, so long as you load a different theme then revert or whatever...even the compiz-fusion icon has the option of reloading the standard metacity theme
[08:52] <ichbinesderelch> m0u5e: mmmhh, there are some programms, but never used one of those, "cat /etc/samba/smb.conf | grep path" will do the same :P
[08:53] <lakitu> any help on my non-starting-up ubuntu?
[08:53] <jim_p> lakitu: for what reason?
[08:53] <anolis> alsa-driver will not compile, sound system is ruined, don't know where to go from here
[08:53] <lakitu> jim_p: want to scroll up - or should i repeat it?
[08:53] <anolis> please help
[08:53] <jim_p> lakitu: please repeat :(
[08:53] <njk> hi all, i have internet in my desktop to which i am connected, but my http server is on my laptop, how can i make my http server available to the outside world?
[08:53] <lakitu> jim_p: np
[08:53] <mordof> hi. just wondering if anyone knows of a video (avi, mkv) re-encoder so i could make my videos smaller that is purely text-based (and hopefully relatively easy to use). any recommendations?
[08:54] <lakitu> hey, my ubuntu hangs on "starting up", when starting into regular mode, & when booting into recovery, it takes several minutes on "Booting processor 1/1 eip 3000". (i think i shutdown in the middle of a recovery mode startup, & that's what caused this)
[08:54] <anolis> mordof, ffmpeg
[08:54] <mordof> anolis: ty ^^
[08:54] <jim_p> mordof: ffmpeg command line only
[08:54] <lakitu> jim_p: thing is, it never used to do this
[08:54] <lakitu> i wonder what's different. the only thing is, now i have a usb flash drive plugged in
[08:55] <jim_p> lakitu: can you disable the "quiet" and "splash" options of the kernel line?
[08:55] <Oberon_Prime> unplug flash drive if that is the only thing different......
[08:55] <njk> how can i share internet connection on ubuntu, and if so, can it be shared with a windows desktop?
[08:56] <lakitu> jim_p: ok, should i google, or how do i do that?
[08:56] <Oberon_Prime> yes, njk, it can
[08:56] <lakitu> Oberon_Prime: is it possible it is because i cold booted during a recovery mode startup?
[08:56] <seb90210> would anyone know of a simple way of reverting to the sane way of using root as in no more constant sudo, just plain su
[08:56] <IntuitiveNipple> MFen: Here's how to reinstall all currently installed packages (assuming the dselect list is not corrupted/deleted and the apt and dpkg tools are still present):  sudo apt-get -s --reinstall install $(dpkg --get-selections | awk '{printf "%s ", $1}')
[08:56] <RandyboY> I have a rather new laptop. An Acer Aspire 6920. But there are things that isnt good yet.. The touchpad(which controls the sound ie) to the left isnt flawless. It works, but shows the wrong soundvolume (not the worst), and the screen-light buttons (Fn + arrow up/down) isnt working at all. And ofcourse the fingerprintreader also isnt working at all... Anyone knows how to fix all or some of these problems?
[08:56] <njk> cool. how?
[08:56] <Oberon_Prime> I dont really know lakitu, I am not a guru
[08:56] <lakitu> Oberon_Prime: oh =)
[08:56] <IntuitiveNipple> MFen: Note that the example command I gave you has the *simulation* option set so it won't do anything... remove "-s" to have it do it for real
[08:56] <Jordan_U> seb90210: sudo -s
[08:56] <smil3y> njk>  yeah take a look at firestarter, easiest way withpout getting involved in iptables and such
[08:57] <IntuitiveNipple> seb90210: sudo -i is the recommended way with a correctly configured shell environment
[08:57] <ichbinesderelch> RandyboY: for fingerprint reader take a look at "thinkfinger", for the fn+up/down keys, open xev and take a look at it if the kernel knows the keys, sound - no idea
[08:58] <Oberon_Prime> njk look for private chat window
[08:58] <amanu> my system sound when i play some music is audiable to outside even i plugin my head set i dont want to do that what can i do?
[08:58] <jim_p> lakitu: while in grub, press a button to stop the timer. press e to edit the 1st entry. press down again so you go to the 2nd line. press E again. delete tha words "splash" and "quiet" which are in the end of the line. press enter to save it and go back. press B to boot
[08:59] <lakitu> jim_p: ah ok. i understand now, thanks
[08:59] <lakitu> brb, doing
[08:59] <jim_p> ok
[08:59] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: When the PC boots, go into the GRUB menu. highlight the kernel to boot, press E to edit it. highlight the kernel ... line and press E to edit that. scroll to the end, and delete the "quiet splash" words, then press Enter to boot. You'll see all the kernel messages
[09:00] <IntuitiveNipple> jim_p: :P
[09:00] <jim_p> IntuitiveNipple: :P
[09:00] <IntuitiveNipple> jim_p: Well, surely two of us can't be wrong :D
[09:00] <mrpockets> dude
[09:00] <mrpockets> so
[09:00] <mrpockets> in compiz
[09:00] <seb90210> thanx both for the sudo - with switch now because i've been used to the ubuntu way apparently the real root forgot his real pass :)
[09:00] <mrpockets> how do you make the desktop cube smaller?
[09:01] <jim_p> IntuitiveNipple: we must make a team
[09:01] <lakitu> jim_p & IntuitiveNipple team: =P it hangs for ever on "Booting processor 1/1 eip 3000"
[09:01] <lakitu> maybe i should try to remove that usb drive, but i can't believe that would do it (to a processor thing)
[09:02] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: And this is only when there's a USB device plugged in?
[09:02] <jim_p> lakitu: let me think
[09:02]  * jim_p opens up google!
[09:02] <lakitu> IntuitiveNipple: well, i haven't tried it without
[09:02] <m0u5e> ichbinesderelch: apparently there should be a share tool under gnome-system-tools...
[09:02] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: try
[09:02] <Shai-tan1> Hi guys. What channel do I use if I want to ask about intrepid server issues?
[09:02] <lakitu> jim_p: i tried googling, first =P & i got some stuff from the ubuntu dev mailing lists. nothing very helpful
[09:02] <lakitu> Shai-tan1: #ubuntu+1 , i believe
[09:03] <jim_p> lakitu: what cpu and mobo are you on?
[09:03] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: I *suspect* you're been hit by a timer issue, that message appears right before the kernel tries to calibrate the system high-resolution timers,
[09:03] <Shai-tan1> lakitu: thankyou
[09:03] <foormea> hi. i'm under kubuntu, i'm trying to prevent a package from being updated. i've tried sudo aptitude hold <package> and it works fine, BUT it only affects aptitude and not apt-get/adept.. how could i hold a package for the whole apt system?
[09:03] <jim_p> !hda
[09:03] <jim_p> !audio
[09:04] <m0u5e> ichbinesderelch: haha alt+f2 shares-admin ... weird why cant i see it in my menu
[09:04] <IntuitiveNipple> foormea: You're on the right lines... use apt's files to create what we call a 'pin'
[09:04] <lakitu> jim_p: i'd have to look up the exact make & model. ... here, it's an intel dual quad core, Q6700 (i believe!) & an Asus P5N-E SLI
[09:05] <lakitu> still hangin' btw =)
[09:05] <foormea> IntuitiveNipple: okay let me google that up :) thank you
[09:05] <IntuitiveNipple> foormea: see: man apt_preferences
[09:05] <foormea> oh
[09:05] <foormea> thank you!!
[09:05] <ichbinesderelch> m0u5e: i have no idea ;)
[09:06] <jim_p> lakitu: let me question asus about the chipset it has on
[09:06] <IntuitiveNipple> foormea: see also: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PinningHowto
[09:07] <lakitu> jim_p: specifically Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q6700 for the processor
[09:07] <foormea> thank you so much IntuitiveNipple
[09:07] <lakitu> that's how the boot-up reads it
[09:08] <lakitu> ah, here's something: it says "ACPI: Looking for DSDT in initramfs... error, file /DSDT.aml not found . could that be the problem?
[09:08] <gonzo_> 'ello everyone
[09:08] <seb90210> in no wayit has been my experience that knoppix should at least lead you to determine what sound h/w you have but the chipset there sould be intel ich10
[09:08] <lakitu> oops, +" after "not found"
[09:08] <gonzo_> so, I'm on the 'ole Ubuntu channel tonight because I can't get my new install to read DVD's.
[09:08] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: That's not an error, that is just saying it didn't replace the BIOS DSDT with a custom version
[09:08] <lakitu> ok
[09:08] <gonzo_> Got the latest version of Hardy.
[09:09] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: what kernel version does this system usually boot with?
[09:09] <gonzo_> Any takers?
[09:09] <ompaul> !dvd | gonzo_
[09:09] <mordof> so if i just do sudo apt-get install ffmpeg and install everything that goes with it, i should have all the codecs and everything necessary to convert anything?
[09:09] <lakitu> IntuitiveNipple: i believe(!) it's hardy. 8.04. but my disc i got says 8.x =/
[09:09] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: so kernel 2.6.24.x then?
[09:10] <lakitu> IntuitiveNipple: oh.. *shrug* sorry
[09:10] <jim_p> lakitu: is there any chance to tell me the mobo chipset?
[09:10] <lakitu> jim_p: possibly: how would i find out?
[09:10] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: just confirm for me, this system has booted successfully with that kernel version before now?
[09:10] <lakitu> IntuitiveNipple: yes, many times
[09:11] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: Are there older kernel versions still on the system available to boot from? or is that version the only one in the GRUB menu?
[09:11] <jim_p> lakitu: asus wont tell me, if you have the mobo manual...
[09:11] <lakitu> the last thing i did was use unetbootin to create a bootable usb drive, & then i tried booting from that USB drive, but it was messed up, so i tried booting into Ubuntu, but accidently did recovery.. recovery wasn't restarting so i cold booted
[09:11] <lakitu> IntuitiveNipple: only one
[09:12] <lakitu> jim_p: np, i do
[09:12] <lakitu> hold on
[09:12] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: Do you have the bootable Ubuntu CD to hand? of so, boot from that please. We can then do some file-system checks for corrupted files.
[09:12] <sertinx-live> hello
[09:12] <sertinx-live> how do you load a module? I'mt rying to get lm-sensors up
[09:12] <lakitu> IntuitiveNipple: cool. yes i do, hold on
[09:13] <IntuitiveNipple> Sertse: sudo modprobe <modulename>
[09:13] <mordof> anyone?
[09:14] <lakitu> jim_p: ok. Chipset: North Bridge: NVIDIA nForce 650i SLI (C55), South Bridge: NVIDIA nForce 530i (MCP 51)
[09:14] <lakitu> IntuitiveNipple: should i just shut this down? it's still hung on "Booting processor 1/1 eip 3000" ...
[09:14] <jim_p> lakitu: thanks a lot. we just exluded the mobo chipset and the cpu to be incomatible with the kernel
[09:14] <gonzo_> ompaul, I have no idea how to do all those things. Consider me an X newb?
[09:15] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: Yes
[09:15] <ichbinesderelch> mordof: he would give you a list of files he thinks you wanna download i guess
[09:15] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: I think that the USB installer (or boot attempt) somehow altered something on the hard disk... could be corruption, or a config or system file change
[09:16] <mordof> ichbinesderelch: hmm? whp
[09:16] <mordof> who*
[09:16] <ichbinesderelch> mordof: take it as a yes
[09:16] <mordof> ichbinesderelch: kk, lol
[09:17] <lakitu> jim_p: well, it ran before. like i say, the last thing i did, was, that USB attempt to boot. it failed. it didn't get past the unetbootin (or whatever) thing
[09:17] <foormea> IntuitiveNipple thank you for your help, my package is correctly locked for the whole apt system now :D
[09:17] <lakitu> IntuitiveNipple: =// it's not booting
[09:17] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: Is it possible the BIOS settings for the system got reset/changed by something? I've seen that cause this kind of issue before now
[09:17] <lakitu> IntuitiveNipple: i went to "try ubuntu without changing my computer" or whatever, & it just hangs on a blank screen with a single blinking cursor
[09:17] <ompaul> gonzo_, read the web page it tells you in lots of detail it is a how to
[09:18] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: It may be worth doing a BIOS reset and reconfiguration of any custom settings to be sure
[09:18] <AJP> Hi! How come my Ubuntu has CRASHED 3 times within the past 2 days and my windows hasn't crashed once?
[09:18] <five> whats a good 64 emu for linux
[09:18] <lakitu> IntuitiveNipple: i set the boot device order differently, is all
[09:18] <jim_p> AJP: depends on what you did
[09:18] <lakitu> i don't THINK i accidently changed anything else
[09:18] <njk> Thanks all, Have a nice day/night/evening
[09:18] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: That'll be the same issue... you can check by changing the CD boot options. At the CD menu, press F6 (I think it is) to edit boot options, go to the end of the kernel command line, delete "quiet splash" and press Enter
[09:19] <jim_p> !audio
[09:19] <AJP> jim_p: I was watching a movie
[09:19] <jim_p> AJP: so?
[09:19] <KalEl> ubuntu is rock solid, never crashed on me.
[09:19] <Ibrahim> hello, I installed intrepid on my laptop, I have used opensource graphic driver of ati radeon, compiz is working well and opengl and video flickering no more exist. But there are a lot of bugs on intrepid now. I installed hardy now, Is that possible to install that radeon driver which comes with intrepid to hardy heron? Thanks.
[09:19] <AJP> jim_p: never mind
[09:19] <lakitu> IntuitiveNipple: yep, same hang point
[09:20] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: 'all' .... that could have a bad effect... *if* the system got as far as looking for the initrd image and it was not in the same partition as the kernel... but I doubt you've got that system that customised!
[09:20] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: OK, so, I'm going to go for the cause being a BIOS setting, or something connected to the PC that wasn't connected when it was booting successfully
[09:21] <lakitu> IntuitiveNipple: ok. i will change the boot settings back, & remove that USB (as i should've done)
[09:21] <IntuitiveNipple> Ibrahim: Intrepid support is in #ubuntu+1
[09:21] <jim_p> AJP: there are loads of reasons for ubuntu to crash. you may be watching a movie and have set video output to something exotic for instance
[09:21] <fodoso> what is the major diff between ubuntu and debian?
[09:21] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: Do a BIOS 'reset' to default first
[09:21] <jim_p> fodoso: available packages i would say
[09:21] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: then reboot like that and try... then after that, reboot to set yout BIOS custom settings
[09:21] <AJP> jim_p: OK... but it even crashed while surfing in the internet with firefox
[09:22] <fodoso> jim_p: debian has more packages than ubuntu. then why use ubuntu?
[09:22] <IntuitiveNipple> fodoso: Debian supports a wider range of architectures, but its stable releases are a lot slower than Ubuntu's
[09:22] <fodoso> IntuitiveNipple: ah, its the releases.
[09:22] <IntuitiveNipple> fodoso: Also, many Ubuntu application packages are more recent than the Debian ones, although we try to sync them as much as is practical
[09:22] <m0niker> why not use it?
[09:22] <jim_p> fodoso: user fiendlyness perhaps? debian wants you to fully know what you are doing from 0
[09:22] <m0niker> yes
[09:23] <m0niker> maybe
[09:23] <IntuitiveNipple> fodoso: Also, Ubuntu is backed by Canonical, a commercial operation, whereas Debian is all volunteers
[09:23] <m0niker> this is true
[09:23] <ay^> I'm sorry to ask this question here, but I have found no where to ask, and this place could pehaps point me in the right direction. I just started using Dia for drawing flowcharts, but it's bugging me that no shortcuts seems to work, annoying to point and click every symbole. How do I activate this?/Where do I read about it?
[09:23] <IntuitiveNipple> fodoso: Debian aims more for the 'purist' solution of F/OSS where Ubuntu is often more pragmatic
[09:23] <jim_p> IntuitiveNipple: where is that database about the snd-intel-hda module and its 411684 options?
[09:24] <IntuitiveNipple> jim_p: hmmm... database? you mean wiki page?
[09:24] <m0niker> Money is a factor is as is user friendliness
[09:24] <jim_p> IntuitiveNipple: that one too
[09:24] <amanu>  ay^:just goole it :p
[09:24] <fodoso> commercial vs volunteers, faster release, i can understand but 'purist' vs pragmatic?
[09:24] <IntuitiveNipple> ay^: what short-cuts do you mean? keys instead of clicking icons?
[09:24] <m0niker> I run it with fluxbox and love it still . covers all bases on a machine like this .
[09:24] <fodoso> IntuitiveNipple: can you elaborate on that last one?
[09:24] <ompaul> ay^, howto dia returns this lucky answer: howto.wikia.com/wiki/Dia_program
[09:25] <ay^> amanu I did :( IntuitiveNipple yeah
[09:25] <ompaul> !offtopic | fodoso
[09:25] <ay^> ompaul: I'll get right on it
[09:25] <m0niker> customer service
[09:25] <IntuitiveNipple> fodoso: Debian has its "Free Software Guidelines" that mandate removing anything from packages that has a license that Debian don't like. In some cases, Ubuntu's attitude to those situations is more pragmatic - hence Ubuntu is strong on the 'restricted drivers' packages unlike Debian
[09:25] <ompaul> m0niker, ever so slightly offtopic ;-)
[09:25] <lakitu> hey, now it works! i just removed the bootable USB drive. should i make a note of that, on the ubuntu forum, or anything?
[09:26] <lakitu> IntuitiveNipple: i didn't reset the BIOS
[09:26] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: You mean you didn't remove the USB drive earlier when we suggested that?!!?!
[09:26] <lakitu> IntuitiveNipple: you had me try other stuff. i was busy trying that (it was hung for most of the time.. & then i was getting the chipset info for jim_p)
[09:26] <lakitu> =)
[09:26] <lakitu> anyway
[09:26] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: If you've changed the BIOS boot order, and left a formatted device in the USB port, the BIOS will see that as a valid drive and shuffle the boot device order and the failure would be expected!
[09:27] <m0niker> xmms,rtorrent,lynx,swiftfox,conky,xterm in background at startup....works.
[09:27]  * IntuitiveNipple goes and cries on jim_p's shoulder
[09:27] <m0niker> xpdf
[09:27] <lakitu> IntuitiveNipple: ah. unbeknownst to me =)
[09:27] <fodoso> IntuitiveNipple: what about source or binary code? that is a fundamental diff too, right?
[09:27] <lakitu> IntuitiveNipple: thanks you two, sorry if i made you work harder than you should've
[09:27] <ay^> ompaul: uhm, I feel retarded here, but there is basically nothing on that site?
[09:27] <lakitu> jim_p ^^^^^
[09:27] <m0niker> customized with "Ubuntu"
[09:28] <IntuitiveNipple> fodoso: no, exactly the same... you want the source of a debian/Ubuntu package, you do "apt-get source  <packagename>"
[09:28] <mEck0> hi! I've downloaded the Inconsolata font (both otf and pfa) but can't figure out where to put it :( Have tried under /usr/share/fonts, ~/.fonts etc. but the font doesn't appear in Obconf (after X restart)
[09:28] <m0niker> exactly
[09:28] <jim_p> lakitu, IntuitiveNipple what happened?
[09:28] <IntuitiveNipple> jim_p: He finally removed the USB drive and it worked!
[09:28] <m0niker> score
[09:28] <lakitu> jim_p: =P i just removed the bootable usb drive. i wouldn't've thought a processor boot hang would occur because of that
[09:28] <IntuitiveNipple> jim_p: I thought he'd done that earlier when we first suggested it, seeing as it was the most obvious thing
[09:29] <ay^> NM I found a solution ;)
[09:29] <lakitu> IntuitiveNipple: =/ sorry
[09:29] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: It was booting from that USB device, I bet! and you said yourself it was messed up :)
[09:29] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: I think you were just testing me and jim, and knew this all along, really :D
[09:30] <fodoso> what is the latest stable version of ubuntu?
[09:30] <IntuitiveNipple> fodoso: 8.04 Hardy heron
[09:30] <lakitu> IntuitiveNipple: very good IntuitiveNipple-san. you have deciphered my teaching well
[09:30] <lakitu> .
[09:30] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: lol
[09:30] <jim_p> IntuitiveNipple, lakitu  lol
[09:30] <ompaul> ay^, I searched with dia documentation and I got http://www.gnome.org/projects/dia/docs.html  please try harder ;-)
[09:30]  * IntuitiveNipple throws a heavy Linux manual at lakitu
[09:30] <lakitu> lol. shoot!
[09:30] <fodoso> and how often is the stable version released?
[09:30] <ompaul> !ubuntu
[09:31] <m0niker> do it, why not
[09:31] <IntuitiveNipple> fodoso: 6 months... next one is 8.10 Intrepid Ibex, on October 30th
[09:31] <trigpin> need advice , im building a computer , got everything just about to put mother board in do i need insulators ?
[09:31] <m0niker> ha, sorry
[09:31] <m0niker> ??
[09:31] <IntuitiveNipple> trigpin: insulators for what?
[09:31] <trigpin> lol i know not really ubuntu related
[09:31] <m0niker> !?
[09:31] <ay^> ompaul: so did I
[09:31] <lakitu> as consolation, i *did* google, & i am not afraid of read documentation
[09:31] <ompaul> fodoso, every 6 months you get a new version, - if called LTS it is supported for 3 years on the desktop 5 years on the server - if not it is 18 months
[09:31] <m0niker> get insulstors
[09:32] <lakitu> readING
[09:32] <jim_p> IntuitiveNipple: where is that databese/wiki page?
[09:32] <IntuitiveNipple> lakitu: you want bonus points now? hehehe
[09:32] <trigpin> IntuitiveNipple,  to stop the mother board touching metal case and fring
[09:32] <lakitu> IntuitiveNipple: haha, no - redemption points tho =)
[09:32] <lakitu> anyway, thanks you two
[09:33] <ay^> ompaul: tho the problem I had, had no obvous solution in, the faq, or tutorial or twiki
[09:33] <jim_p> !audio
[09:33] <ay^> ompaul: where in all of that did you find my solution?
[09:33] <fodoso> how good is multimedia support in ubuntu? can it cope with the changing media formats?
[09:34] <ompaul> ay^, I am not reading it for you - if it is not there, then you need to file a bug, if it is there be happy, your bug is a wishlist you can file it directly with gnome or with ubuntu via launchpad
[09:34] <IntuitiveNipple> jim_p: this? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SndHdaIntelSoundProblems
[09:34] <ay^> ompaul: but I did read it mysef, and found no solution, thus resorted to asking in here.
[09:35] <jim_p> IntuitiveNipple: YES!!!!
[09:35] <ay^> and if I had found no answer no-where, then I would have filed a bug.
[09:35] <outbackwifi> fodoso: is ther a particular format you have in mind?
[09:35] <m0niker> fodoso: can you write changing formats?
[09:35] <m0niker> contribute
[09:35] <fodoso> outbackwifi: yes, window media.
[09:35] <jim_p> someone please inform the bot about that page
[09:35] <m0niker> ?
[09:35] <outbackwifi> fodoso: drm protected, no
[09:36] <IntuitiveNipple> fodoso: You should be reading the Ubuntu web-site, and using Google search: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats
[09:36] <fodoso> ubuntu is owned by Canonical?
[09:37] <killerboy> hello
[09:37] <m0niker> yo momma
[09:37] <killerboy> whare can i download full patchset for timidity?
[09:37] <Myrtti> fodoso: no
[09:37] <killerboy> i mean, what was the problem with eaw patches etc.?
[09:38] <IntuitiveNipple> fodoso: Please go and read this and related pages of the web-site to answer your questions: http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu
[09:38] <fodoso> Myrtti: is it fair to say that the stable of ubuntu will tend to have more recent packages than the stable of debian?
[09:38] <User7492> is there open source gatorade
[09:39] <Myrtti> fodoso: depending on when the stable debian has been released wrt latest stable ubuntu
[09:39] <lakitu> good question User7492. i have reverse engineered gatorade to such a degree that open source gatorade is now possible
[09:39] <fodoso> Myrtti: of course, we must compare latest to latest for both sides.'
[09:39] <patco444> The Best Online RPG / Strategy game ever : http://www.fallensword.com/?ref=1461055
[09:40] <Myrtti> shitbag: please change your nick ASAP
[09:40] <quentusrex-lapto> I've enabled the compiz advanced settings manager. But I can't find where the command/shortcuts list is.  Where do I find out how to use the features I've enabled? like the alt+tab to access the different windows, etc.
[09:40] <Myrtti> to something more appropriate, thanks.
[09:40] <DigitalFiz> lol
[09:41] <fodoso> Canonical can decide to commercial ubuntu, anything to stop it doing so?
[09:41] <fodoso> any covenant?
[09:41] <Myrtti> fodoso: the fact that it's open source?
[09:42] <fodoso> Myrtti: when it is so popular that it can become a good source of revenue.'
[09:42] <IntuitiveNipple> quentusrex: In the c-c-s-m program itself, for each plugin/effect, the configuration dialog will have several tabs. One of them, usually called something like "Key Bindings" or "Bindings" will have the key-press shortcuts
[09:43] <Myrtti> fodoso: they're already making some good revenue with support/customization, why bother pulling it to commercial?
[09:43] <meoblast001> sorry i timed out
[09:44] <Myrtti> fodoso: this discussion is however somewhat offtopic to ubuntu support, I suggest we continue it at #ubuntu-offtopic
[09:44] <IntuitiveNipple> fodoso: We were indulging you by answering some of your questions earlier, because they were on the borderline of 'support' which this channel is intended for, but now you're straying off-topic - you should try the room #ubuntu-offtopic for your questions
[09:44] <dexter> any idea which s/w will convert html pages to pdf
[09:44] <fodoso> Myrtti: how many big corporations are using ubuntu?
[09:44] <Myrtti> fodoso: #ubuntu-offtopic, please
[09:44] <crdlb> dexter: you can use a web browser and print to file > pdf
[09:44] <fodoso> ok
[09:45] <lorenzosu> Hi all.
[09:45] <dexter> crdlb; well i want 2 make a single pdf file out of the many pages...is it possible??
[09:45] <lorenzosu> I'v tried following the instructions on this forum: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?s=f5de5634f4448d733a599c23e4bb0257&p=2776815&postcount=1 but keyring still pops up for wifi. Laptop is home laptop so woud be happy to eliminate it.
[09:46] <IntuitiveNipple> dexter: htmltopdf in the poppler-utils package
[09:46] <IntuitiveNipple> dexter: scratch that, I got my wires crossed!
[09:47] <zetheroo-ubuntu> is it possible to turn off having to see all the information in this chat screen like "so and so is Away" ?
[09:47] <aruru> hi, wanted to ask is there an issue with amuled upnp configuration on ubuntu hardy?... cose i read that on hardy i should install manually some addition library libupnp2 i think... the reason im asking is that my upnpn amuled configuration is not working- my router is ddwrt54gl with dd-wrt poject software
[09:48] <dexter> IntuitiveNipple: ya i installed the package...thanq.....but then how do i use it.....any idea.....its installed but how to convert it....??
[09:49] <zetheroo-ubuntu> is it ok to install the latest GIMP in Hardy?
[09:49] <lorenzosu> is there a time-out for questions :)?
[09:50] <zetheroo-ubuntu> when I try to remove the default GIMP in HArdy, Synaptic want to also remove ubuntu-desktop ... is that bad?
[09:51] <IntuitiveNipple> dexter: you mis-understood me I think... I got myself confused. I remembered using poppler-utils, but I was converting PDFs to HTML, not the other way around :)
[09:52] <IntuitiveNipple> dexter: For HTML to PDF, use Firefox to print to the system PDf printer, which goes to a PDF file-name you give it
[09:52] <lorenzosu> zetheroo-ubuntu: ubuntu-desktop is a MetaPackage.
[09:52] <kwyjibo> is there a way to sort desktop icons by date modified?
[09:52] <outbackwifi> !patience| lorenzosu
[09:53] <zetheroo-ubuntu> lorenzosu : so its not good to remove it ... shoudl I just install the latest GIMp over the present one?
[09:53] <Tokorona> This might be a stupid question, but is there anyway to set up vsftpd to allow public-key authentication and nothing else?
[09:53] <sakhi> Hi, I've just installed Ubuntu 8.04 with ltsp, when I boot the client it gives me the following errors pxe-01: file not found and pxe-e3b: tftp error file not found and pxe-mof: exiting pxe rom any ideas on how I could solve this problem?
[09:53] <s0u][ight> hello i've installed apache2 and php5
[09:54] <lorenzosu> outbackwifi: I wasn't being impatient. Sorry if I gave that impression. Just wanted to make sure my call was recorded, and I appreciate people's effort on this channel.
[09:54] <s0u][ight> html scripting works fine
[09:54] <outbackwifi> lorenzosu: you're welcome
[09:54] <s0u][ight> but php scripts don't come on my screen
[09:54] <lorenzosu> zetheroo-ubuntu: One of the handy features of apt (the packaging system used by Ubuntu) is the use of metapackages. These packages do not contain actual software, they simply depend on other packages to be installed. This setup allows entire sets of software to be installed by selecting only the appropriate metapackage. Source: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MetaPackages
[09:54] <paul68> it has been a while that I installed a mysql server on my server, I also remembered mysql requested a password however I don't recall how can I retreive this?
[09:54] <Tokorona> s0u][ight: Have you tried running <?php phpinfo() ?>
[09:54] <balz> I enabled port forwarding on my router for an apache web server (TCP port 80) but I still can't connect to my web server from the external network (local net works fine) ... I have no idea where to start looking, any ideas?
[09:54] <zetheroo-ubuntu> outbackwifi: where are you from?
[09:55] <Serafeim> need help for wireless support
[09:55] <lorenzosu> zetheroo-ubuntu: [...] ubuntu-desktop: In addition to ubuntu-base, this package depends on all of the packages in the Ubuntu desktop system. It installs a desktop environment (GNOME) and lots of software for home and office use. (ibid.)
[09:55] <Tokorona> er.. that should be phpinfo();
[09:55] <IntuitiveNipple> balz: what do the external clients report?
[09:55] <outbackwifi> zetheroo-ubuntu: hereabouts
[09:56] <balz> IntuitiveNipple:  infinite loading
[09:56] <zetheroo-ubuntu> outbackwifi: your not Aussie... are you?
[09:56] <jim_p> !mandriva
[09:56] <outbackwifi> zetheroo-ubuntu: does it matter?
[09:56] <kwyjibo> is there a way to sort desktop icons by date modified?
[09:56] <Skeeve> HI. Im wondering, how much time i need to instal DSL-200 to Ubuntu 8? Is it diificult for a starter?
[09:56] <ompaul> !offtopic
[09:56] <zetheroo-ubuntu> outbackwifi: yep ... cause if you are ... gday from someone in Melbourne! :)
[09:56] <paul68> it has been a while that I installed a mysql server on my server, I also remembered mysql requested a password however I don't recall how can I retreive this?
[09:57] <balz> IntuitiveNipple:  SSH works from outside of the newtork, so i'm guessing that rules out a router/port forwarding issue?
[09:57] <lorenzosu> zetheroo-ubuntu: That means that if you uninstall an application (as GIMP is) which is part of the MetaPackge (in that your case ubuntu-desktop) you are "breaking" the metapackage so that it has to be "removed" from the system. That doesn't mena that it will actually be removed.
[09:57] <Jordan_U> Serafeim: What chipset?
[09:57] <outbackwifi> zetheroo-ubuntu: gday mate
[09:57] <Serafeim> please, can someone help me to make wireless to work in my laptop?
[09:57] <ziroday> kwyjibo: you can try opening the Desktop in the file browser, and then sorting by date
[09:57] <ziroday> !wifi | Serafeim
[09:57] <outbackwifi> Serafeim: what seems to be the issue
[09:57] <kwyjibo> ziroday: that's awful
[09:57] <ziroday> kwyjibo: sorry, I don't follow?
[09:58] <zetheroo-ubuntu> outbackwifi: any idea about the activities of the Ubuntu community in Oz? ....
[09:58] <Serafeim> ok, I will chech the documentation first
[09:58] <outbackwifi> zetheroo-ubuntu: ubuntu-au
[09:58] <kwyjibo> ziroday: what is the point in having the desktop if it doesn't render the way you want it?
[09:58] <obf213> hello. im having strange behavior been using ubuntu for a while all of a sudden videos and dvds are getting played in black and white even on VLC!. the behavior is weird though if i oepn a video once it will be in b&w,if i open another vlc then the video is in color?
[09:58] <balz> Serafeim:  what kind of card you you have?  check to make sure it's compatible if you haven't already
[09:58] <zetheroo-ubuntu> outbackwifi: is that an IRC channel?
[09:58] <IntuitiveNipple> balz: After adding the port 80 forwarding rule, did you restart the router?
[09:58] <ziroday> kwyjibo: you are more then welcome to talk to the nautilus dev's about your issue or file a bug with them
[09:59] <outbackwifi> zetheroo-ubuntu: yes
[09:59] <balz> IntuitiveNipple:  no.  I don't think it's necessary, but i guess there's no harm in trying. brb
[09:59] <IntuitiveNipple> balz: also, are you sure that the router web control-panel isn't causing an issue?
[09:59] <submin> Hello!
[09:59] <balz> IntuitiveNipple:  how would the web control pannel cause an issue?
[09:59] <kwyjibo> ziroday: :(
[09:59] <ziroday> submin: Hi!
[09:59] <submin> I recently bought a new s-ata2 drive.. if i format it to fat32 in ubuntu with gparted, are the files I copy there accessible on Windows vista?
[09:59] <brime> anyone know of a good forum board or link to using fdupes to backup a single copy of many duplicate files? I'v been at it for 5 hours....
[09:59] <RolandD> ok then, ubuntu just died twice in a row :(
[10:00] <ziroday> submin: yes
[10:00] <IntuitiveNipple> balz: well, it is also bound to port 80 ... usually *only* on the internal LAN interfaces, but it isn't unknown for a misconfigured system to cause issues with redirecting port 80 through
[10:00] <submin> ziroday: ok, thank you!
[10:00] <ziroday> submin: have fun
[10:00]  * outbackwifi wonders how ubuntu can die
[10:00] <RolandD> How I can reproduce it: press CTRL-ALT-F5 then CTRL-ALT-F7
[10:00] <zetheroo-ubuntu> outbackwifi: thanks ... would you perchance happen to know if its safe to install GIMP 2.6 in Ubuntu Hardy ... without removing the older one!?
[10:00] <submin> ziroday: :P sure.
[10:00] <RolandD> screen stays black with white cursor
[10:00] <balz> IntuitiveNipple:  so i should check to make sure that remote admin isn't enabled?  anything else that i should check?
[10:00] <dexter> IntuitiveNipple: hey i did dat ..nd i got it...thanxx...but i m able 2 say only each page 2 each pdf file...i want 2 put all the html pages into a single pdf file....how can i do dat???
[10:00] <outbackwifi> zetheroo-ubuntu: i guess it is; yu can  also uninstall the one that came with hardy
[10:01] <Frogzoo> zetheroo-ubuntu: it should just upgrade itself - unless you're mixing repos, which isn't a good idea
[10:01] <IntuitiveNipple> balz: yeah check that, but, check the port-forwarding rules don't have to be enabled somewhere other than the actual rule definition, too !
[10:01] <lorenzosu> Apologies for repeat, but many new joiners :): I'v tried following the instructions on this forum: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?s=f5de5634f4448d733a599c23e4bb0257&p=2776815&postcount=1 but keyring still pops up for wifi. Laptop is home laptop so woud be happy to eliminate it.
[10:01] <outbackwifi> roland: that does not mean it died, it just means theres  no terminal there. just press ctl=alt+f7 to come back
[10:01] <Frogzoo> zetheroo-ubuntu: oh - 2.6 - I wouldn't recommend it
[10:02] <balz> IntuitiveNipple:  I don't think they do.  SSH forwarding works perfectly.  I'm wondering if there could be a mis-configuration server-side
[10:02] <IntuitiveNipple> dexter: I'm not sure, last time I was doing PDF stuff I was using Scribus and some other PDF editor that was a bit flakey
[10:02] <outbackwifi> lorenzosu: system->preferences->keyring and remove the key for your network
[10:02] <zetheroo-ubuntu> Frogzoo: why not?
[10:02] <xubuntuuser> Does anybody know how to use double-buffering in netBeans / Swing Components (or does anybody know a better irq channel)?
[10:02] <ziroday> xubuntuuser: ##java
[10:02] <IntuitiveNipple> balz: possibly... try running tcpdump or wireshark (as root) on the server PC and monitoring TCP port 80 for incoming connections
[10:02] <quentusrex> Does anyone know of a way to manage ssh connections? I have about 30 different boxes that I have to ssh into, and I'd love to see a graphical way to see if the host is up, and a way to click to open a terminal with the connection.
[10:03] <RolandD> outbackwifi: I will try it now :)
[10:03] <Frogzoo> zetheroo-ubuntu: typically using repos not built for your system leads to grief
[10:03] <xubuntuuser> ziroday: i can't connect to ##java: "You need to be identified to join that channel"
[10:03] <balz> IntuitiveNipple:  what is the command for the tcpdump?
[10:03] <balz> is it just tcpdump?
[10:03] <cpu_temp> How do I raise the number of open files? I wrote in limits.conf "user hard nofile 20000" and I uncommented pam_limits.so line in /etc/pam.d/su. What else must I do?
[10:03] <IntuitiveNipple> tcdump  and a load of options :D
[10:03] <Flannel> !nickspam > BT_Head_Ninja
[10:03] <Jordan_U> !identify | xubuntuuser
[10:03] <zetheroo-ubuntu> Frogzoo: I would not be using another repo ... its avialable at getdeb
[10:03] <lorenzosu> outbackwifi: What exactly do you mean with "remove the key for your network"
[10:04] <ziroday> xubuntuuser: this is the wrong place to ask. Ask in #freenode
[10:04] <outbackwifi> lorenzosu: i mean remove the entry that the keyring made for holding your wep/wpa key
[10:04] <Frogzoo> cpu_temp: "*               hard    nofile          64000"
[10:04] <IntuitiveNipple> balz: try: sudo tcpdump -i $INTERFACE -n -l -O tcp dst 80
[10:04] <lorenzosu> outbackwifi: The only entry I see is "login" under the "Password Keyrings" tab
[10:05] <Frogzoo> zetheroo-ubuntu: then I see no problem
[10:05] <Frogzoo> zetheroo-ubuntu: just download & install it, it should upgrade automatically
[10:05] <jimmie32> hey all :D
[10:05] <outbackwifi> lorenzosu: then you have not identified your problem correctly
[10:06] <david_> hello. how do i run a ".run" file?
[10:06] <IntuitiveNipple> balz: make that: sudo tcpdump -i $INTERFACE -n -l -O tcp dst port 80
[10:06] <jimmie32> Anyone knows a good FTP Client for Ubuntu?
[10:06] <IntuitiveNipple> balz: make that: sudo tcpdump -i $INTERFACE -n -l -O tcp dst port 80
[10:06] <zetheroo-ubuntu> Frogzoo: so it should replace the older version?
[10:07] <IntuitiveNipple> jimmie32: GUI or command line?
[10:07] <david_> i downloaded a .run file and now i dont know how to run it, any help?
[10:07] <jimmie32> GUI
[10:07] <IntuitiveNipple> david_: make it executable (chmod a+x <filename>) then execute it: ./<filename>
[10:07] <outbackwifi> david_: only if you know what that file does upon running :)
[10:08] <balz_> IntuitiveNipple:  I assume I have to replace $INTERFACE with something like 'eth0' so I did, and i got this:  louis@server:~$ sudo tcpdump -i eth0 -n -l -O tcp dst 80
[10:08] <balz_> tcpdump: 'tcp' modifier applied to host
[10:08] <Frogzoo> zetheroo-ubuntu: yep
[10:08] <lorenzosu> outbackwifi: I'm sorry. I'll try to reexplain. I have auto-log-on for my own (only) account. As I access the desktop I get a keyring password prompt from the network manager before it will connect to a (WPA) home wifi network. Upon input of the password (same as log-in and sudo password) the network manager correctly connects to the wifi. I would like to avoid the password prompt.
[10:08] <IntuitiveNipple> jimmie32: Nautilus, the Gnome file-system navigator does FTP... see the Places > Connect to Server... menu
[10:08] <IntuitiveNipple> balz:  Yes, I mistyped... try the modified line I just gave you
[10:08] <ziroday> !ftp > jimmie32
[10:08] <jimmie32> oh thank you :)
[10:08] <outbackwifi> lorenzosu: that happens because the keyring is asking permission from you to open the keyring to fetch the WPA key
[10:09] <balz_> IntuitiveNipple:  could you send it again?  I was disconnected for a minute or so (router reboot)
[10:09] <IntuitiveNipple> jimmie32: Firefox (and most web browsers) also do FTP if you type the address in the address-bar as ftp://<host.domain.name
[10:09] <jimmie32> ok, thanks all, I used gftp :)
[10:09] <IntuitiveNipple> balz: make that: sudo tcpdump -i $INTERFACE -n -l -O tcp dst port 80
[10:09] <lorenzosu> outbackwifi: Can the permission asking be skipped/automatized?
[10:10] <IntuitiveNipple> jimmie32: For example, try this in firefox: ftp://ftp.archive.ubuntu.com/
[10:10] <amanu> is jim_p there im back
[10:10] <outbackwifi> lorenzosu: sure, i dont get asked
[10:11] <lorenzosu> outbackwifi: Do you know how to achieve it?
[10:11] <jimmie32> IntuitiveNipple: Yes, it works, thank you! :)
[10:11] <RolandD1> ok, that didn't go so well ;)
[10:11] <jimmie32> I gotta go, cya all
[10:11] <sudoconfused> cya jimmie32
[10:11] <RolandD1> outbackwifi: I get a black screen, can see the cursor and no response from any key
[10:11] <balz_> IntuitiveNipple:  now i get the output:  Usage: tcpdump  and a bunch of options in brackets
[10:11] <outbackwifi> RolandD1: what do you get when you press ctl+alt+f1
[10:12] <RolandD1> I might not respond immediately :)
[10:12] <zetheroo-ubuntu> whats a good app for converting audio files?
[10:12] <Frogzoo> balz_: sudo tcpdump -i eth0 -n -l -O tcp dst port 80
[10:12] <Bert_2> Hi, I'm trying to change my primairy DNS or add a secundairy but nm-applet isn't saving anything at all and editing /etc/resolv.conf doesn't work either, how am I supposed to set it then ?
[10:12] <outbackwifi> lorenzosu: my wpa passphrases are stored in network manager and not the keyring (this was the default with 7.04 not 8.04)
[10:12] <balz_> Frogzoo:  win! thanks
[10:12] <balz_> IntuitiveNipple:  okay i got the TCP dump going. what next?
[10:12] <Frogzoo> Bert_2: resolv.conf is it
[10:13] <BlueEagle> RolandD1: I missed the start of that conversation. What didn't go so well?
[10:13] <lorenzosu> outbackwifi: In fact this behavior started with upgrade to 8.04
[10:13] <Bert_2> Frogzoo: if I edit /etc/resolv.conf then nm-applet changes it again when I reconnect
[10:13] <Bert_2> Frogzoo: and also there has to be a GUI way to do that, knowing ubuntu
[10:13] <outbackwifi> lorenzosu: when you right click on nm and go to edit wireless networks, do you see your home network there?
[10:14] <IntuitiveNipple> balz: If I test it here, internally, I see: http://pastebin.intuitivenipple.net/123
[10:14] <cpu_temp> Frogzoo: I did that and rebooted and nothing changed
[10:14] <dexter> any idea how to convert all html pages to a single pdf file
[10:14] <outbackwifi> lorenzosu: there is an option that says always allow access to keyring, select that and you should be done
[10:14] <cpu_temp> dexter: html2pdf
[10:14] <outbackwifi> dexter: by all, do you mean the entire  internet?
[10:14] <IntuitiveNipple> balz: so do an internal LAN test like that first, then try again from outside... see if tcpdump shows the external connections reaching the PC... if not, you know the router is at fault
[10:15] <zetheroo-ubuntu> anyone?
[10:15] <outbackwifi> balz: you will not be able to do that from inside the network; you need to ask a friend to try and connect from OUTSIDE your network
[10:16] <ziroday> zetheroo-ubuntu: sound converter
[10:16] <zetheroo-ubuntu> thanks
[10:16] <balz_> IntuitiveNipple:  I get hits on the internal network.  I'll need someone to check the external network though... mind if I give you the addres and have you try?
[10:16] <BlueEagle> zetheroo-ubuntu: that depends on what kind of conversion you're attempting to make.
[10:16] <dexter> outbackwifi: no i meant there is notes from which i have 2 study....its on several html pages....now i want 2 convert all these pages into pdf
[10:16] <IntuitiveNipple> balz: If you want to see the incoming packets, *and* the responses (if any), use this command: sudo tcpdump -i $INTERFACE -n -l tcp port 80
[10:16] <IntuitiveNipple> balz: sure... want to give it me privately?
[10:17] <balz_> IntuitiveNipple:  yes, that would be great
[10:17] <dexter> cpu_team; hey i checked in my repository, it does not exist
[10:17] <outbackwifi> dexter: thats better, use html2pdf like cpu_temp suggested
[10:17] <submin> hi, one more question
[10:17] <Frogzoo> cpu_temp: ulimit -n 64000
[10:17] <dexter> cpu_team; hey i checked in my repository, html2pdf does not exist
[10:17] <cpu_temp> Frogzoo: I want it permanently, not just to the next reboot
[10:18] <wert> selam
[10:18] <outbackwifi> !info html2pdf
[10:18] <submin> when i try to boot to windows vista from grub, i get "a disk read error occured, press ctrl alt del to restart" error. is there any way possible to do something equal to windows' "chkdsk /r" command in ubuntu?
[10:18] <wert> TÜRK YOKMU????
[10:18] <submin> i don't have any windows vista dvd:s here right now so i cant use the vista repair console
[10:19] <Tokorona> ah.. nevermind. vsftpd apparently doesn't do what I wanted it do, so I'll need to find something else. Sorry for bothering you.
[10:19] <outbackwifi> !tu
[10:19] <algomes93> i don't install my Canon pixma 1800!!! help me please!!!
[10:19] <comicinker> Hi! Is there a possibility to unpower the internal USB Hub by sowtware?
[10:19] <Bert_2> !ubuntu-tu
[10:19] <Flannel> !tr | wert
[10:20] <RemsSs> hi everybody
[10:20] <submin> hi
[10:20] <mn> hello
[10:21] <algomes93> When install my pixma 1800 show error libglib1.2 => libglib1.2ldbl!!!
[10:21] <RolandD> outbackwifi: ok, I got a tty terminal but going back to CTRL-ALT-F7, same black screen and no keyboard response. Reboot. Tried the same before logging in. Got the tty terminal again on CTRL-ALT-F1, got back to the login screen with CTRL-ALT-F7. On logging in the welcome sound is played and the system hang there while playing the sound. Reboot again. Normal login, no problems.
[10:22] <submin> any help please? :>
[10:22] <outbackwifi> roland: apparently your X server is crashing, might be hardware related
[10:22] <ljsoftnet> submin, whats your problem?
[10:22] <algomes93> any help please?
[10:23] <submin> when i try to boot to windows vista from grub, i get "a disk read error occured, press ctrl alt del to restart" error. is there any way possible to do something equal to windows' "chkdsk /r" command in ubuntu?
[10:23] <submin> i don't have any windows vista dvd:s here right now so i cant use the vista repair console
[10:23] <submin> thank you for any help!
[10:23] <dean_> does anyone know anything about campcaster?
[10:23] <RolandD> outbackwifi: is there any logfile I can check? Or just no time for writing logs when it crashes?
[10:23] <outbackwifi> Roland: /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[10:24] <outbackwifi> submin: thats a question for microsoft and the vista support team; you paid for it when you bought vista; go exercise your right
[10:24] <algomes93> Roland !! After help submin !!! you can help me?
[10:25] <Flannel> outbackwifi: Please be helpful
[10:25] <submin> outbackwifi: i'm trying to ask if there's any program to do chkdsk /r equvalient thing in ubuntu
[10:25] <assargadon> point me to some guide on Ubuntu installing on computer without CD-ROM (noutbook, in my case).
[10:25] <outbackwifi> Flannel: you take the vista related questions
[10:26] <Flannel> outbackwifi: If you don't want to help, that's fine, but don't be rude.
[10:26] <lorenzosu> outbackwifi: Ok will check that out. Gtg thanks for the support.
[10:26] <airtonix> submin, the equivilant in linux is fsck
[10:26] <outbackwifi> lorenzosu: yw
[10:26] <karex> HI, i've installed kubuntu-desktop and the boot splash become kubuntu, how to set it back to orange-ubuntu
[10:26] <karex> ?
[10:26]  * outbackwifi wonders whats rude about showing people the right way
[10:27] <airtonix> submin, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SystemAdministration/Fsck
[10:27] <Flannel> outbackwifi: Reread his question.
[10:27] <submin> airtonix: thank you very much, i'll try. but is it able to fix ntfs partitions?
[10:27] <airtonix> submin, no i dont think so
[10:27] <submin> ouch :S
[10:27] <Flannel> karex: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/USplash
[10:27] <ubud> need help to install netgear WG311T wireless card
[10:27] <airtonix> submin, for that the most reliable wayt o fix a ntfs partition is to use windows tools unfortunatly
[10:28] <outbackwifi> Flannel: he broke his vista installation when he installed ubuntu
[10:28] <ubud> !madwifi
[10:28] <submin> ok, so i'll have to find my vista dvd. but thank you anyway guys :)
[10:28] <outbackwifi> submin: great
[10:28] <airtonix> submin, if you cant boot then put another drive in and install windows again, then use the fix tools on the old drive
[10:28] <algomes93>  airtonix:  I don't install my printer pixma 1800 show error about libglib1.2 => libglib1.2ldbl!!!  Do you can help me?
[10:28] <submin> by the way, not related to this, do you guys know when ATI Radeon HD4870 will work properly with ubuntu?
[10:29] <ufk> how can i disable the check-tables that mysql does after each reboot?
[10:29] <submin> airtonix: yeah, i'll try that.
[10:29] <airtonix> algomes93, most probably not sorry
[10:30] <RolandD> outbackwifi: If you don't mind, please have a look at the file: http://pastebin.com/d57cf0a6b
[10:30] <algomes93> airtonix: thanks!!!
[10:31] <ailean> hi all.  I don't get any sound from flash vids.  But my sound IS working in general.  can someone help?
[10:31] <astsubay_tokat> xzzxc
[10:32] <ssaboum> ailean : if you are running something like audacious or vlc and firefox + the plugin flash player
[10:32] <ssaboum> ailean : there 's a good chance that it won't work
[10:32] <airtonix> submin, there are some list that describe chipsets and their compatability...maybe your card is listed there...
[10:32] <ssaboum> ailean : because the flash player plugin is ... a bit buggy
[10:32] <outbackwifi> roland: is your card an ATI ?
[10:32] <outbackwifi> !ati
[10:33] <airtonix> ssaboum, the use of aoss can help sometimes
[10:33] <ailean> ssaboum, it's the adobe flash player and i'm not running either audacious or vlc
[10:33] <ssaboum> ailean : in order to use it to watch you tube for examble you should kill the other process that are using your sound card
[10:34] <airtonix> ssaboum, ailean : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/alsa-oss
[10:34] <ssaboum> check by typing ps -e | grep vlc    that vlc is not ... half dead
[10:34] <RolandD> outbackwifi: there is a big sticker on my laptop saying Graphics By ATI :) Thanks for the link, will check it out and thanks for your support too.
[10:34] <outbackwifi> roland: yw
[10:34] <ubud> I need help to install netgear wg311T. anyone can help
[10:34] <outbackwifi> !ask|ubud
[10:34] <ailean> ssaboum, vlc is not installed - it's a fresh install
[10:35] <kallkso> how do i open a file in a text editor as root?
[10:35] <outbackwifi> gksu gedit file
[10:35] <h4wk0> kallkso: sudo gedit name.txt
[10:35] <ubud> how to install netgear WG31T wireless card
[10:36] <submin> any info on that hd4870? :)
[10:36] <airtonix> kallkso, if gedit is taking too long for you to open, i suggest using mousepad or leafpad
[10:36] <outbackwifi> ubud: you need to tell us what you have done till now and where you got stuck
[10:37] <ubud> outbackwifi: I have already install ndiswrapper
[10:37] <gluonman> I'm trying to get my wallpaper plugin to work in Compiz so that I can use it to have 4 separate wallpapers on my cube to ultimately construct a moon globe. I've looked through forums and found that I have to patch nautilus, but I have no idea what that entails. What must I do and how shall I do it?
[10:37] <airtonix> kallkso, but its important to remember that if your running a gui based app as root, use gksu or gksudo...where as a terminal based app will only require sudo
[10:37] <outbackwifi> !wifi|ubud
[10:37] <BlueEagle> gluonman: Are you familiar with coding c/c++?
[10:37] <gluonman> BlueEagle, yes.
[10:38] <saykou> how do i get that cool beryl instead of that minus compiz that s u ck
[10:38] <Flannel> saykou: beryl and compiz have merged.  beryl doesn't exist anymore.
[10:38] <airtonix> saykou, :)
[10:38] <saykou> but beryl has more stuff
[10:38] <ngirard> Hi all, there's something wrong with one of my disks, /dev/sdc. gparted can display its contents (2 partitions /dev/sdc1 and /dev/sdc2) but these partitions are not created any more. vol_id /dev/sdc2 returns an error: error opening volume.
[10:38] <ngirard> Any thoughts ?
[10:38] <airtonix> saykou, name them
[10:38] <BlueEagle> gluonman: Then you'd need to get hold of the source code for nautilus. Read trough it and look for where it defines, draws and well handles wallpapers and modify that code to support more than one wall paper I think.
[10:38] <kallkso> thanks, also when i try to open a root terminal, it says su account expired, how do i fix that
[10:38] <bebe> hello
[10:38] <saykou> that scene when you close the windows
[10:39] <Flannel> kallkso: You don't use the root login, use sudo instead.
[10:39] <saykou> lots of it compinz aint that cool 4 screens shots
[10:39] <airtonix> saykou, scene?
[10:39] <saykou> airtonix, yeh
[10:39] <bebe>  * Starting web server apache2                                                                                apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using <IP_ADDRESS> for ServerName
[10:39] <gluonman> BlueEagle, okay. I can try that. I just figured finding those patches and knowing where to place them would allow me a lazier way around this.
[10:39] <saykou> compinz has only few stuffs airtonix
[10:39] <airtonix> saykou, the word scene when used with 'closing windows' doesnt make sense
[10:40] <Flannel> bebe: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP#Troubleshooting%20Apache
[10:40] <ngirard> Additional info: gparted says: "unable to read the contents of this filesystem" for both partitions
[10:40] <airtonix> saykou, have you looked at the compiz website to confirm your belief?
[10:40] <Flannel> saykou: That's not correct.
[10:40] <BlueEagle> gluonman: I don't think any such patches exist. However if (or, depending on your conficence level, when) you make it work I think the nautilus team might want to have a copy of such a patch as it's a quite nice feature.
[10:40] <saykou> i would guess so, from the videos that are on youtube of beryl
[10:40] <airtonix> saykou, because, i have all sorts of things here like spherical deformations on workspace change to name one
[10:41] <gluonman> BlueEagle, yes it is. I just saw it referenced in a forum that some guy named adamruss submitted two patches that were said to work. I'm just trying to find those.
[10:41] <saykou> and why my dvix aint work when compiz is on
[10:41] <xm8888> 你好
[10:41] <BlueEagle> gluonman: Well, then you've done more research into the issue than I have.
[10:41] <BlueEagle> :)
[10:41] <ss23> Any ideas on how to fix my sound. Nothing I try playing from any application and it doesnt work. Im fairly sure that its not a fault with the connection between the headphones and the sound card, as when I run "sudo /sbin/alsa force-reload", a loud poping sounds can be heard. Ive tried restarting, and am out of ideas. Remeber, my sound was working prevoius to starting WINE today
[10:41] <ss23> Any ideas?
[10:41] <gluonman> BlueEagle, I'll figure it out, and let the world know when I have success.
[10:42] <owner_> hello
[10:42] <xm8888> 没有中国人吗？／
[10:42] <airtonix> saykou, http://www.compiz-fusion.org/
[10:42] <mn> !cn
[10:42] <mn> !jp
[10:42] <saykou> airtonix im there
[10:42] <owner_> i am  chinese  ,but i  can't use pinyin
[10:42] <saykou> i have donwloaded and installed
[10:42] <xm8888> 没有中国人吗
[10:43] <xm8888> 没有中国人吗
[10:43] <airtonix> saykou, take the time to look around, there is some images of stuff being used
[10:43] <xm8888> 没有中国人吗没有中国人吗
[10:43] <FloodBot3> xm8888: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:43] <xm8888> 没有中国人吗
[10:43] <owner_> I  am chinese
[10:43] <BlueEagle> !ch | xm8888
[10:43] <saykou> will do airtonix
[10:43] <BlueEagle> !cn | xm8888
[10:43] <mn> !jp | xm8888
[10:43] <airtonix> saykou, ill hunt down a thread for you in ubuntuforums.org
[10:43] <saykou> airtonix, do have the same problem i have with the dvix with compinz on
[10:43] <BlueEagle> mn: He's chineze, not japaneze.
[10:43] <owner_> how  i  can use  chinese
[10:43] <submin> !fi
[10:44] <ss23> No one have any ideas?
[10:44] <airtonix> saykou, video peformance and compiz are related to your hardware.
[10:44] <newfive> i installed wubi, but on an external hard drive, when i bootup the computer to ubuntu, all i get is an underscore _ bliking, what do i do? does it mean that at boot up it doesnt recognize the usb drive?
[10:44] <mn> click the link
[10:44] <mn> !cn | owner_
[10:44] <BlueEagle> mn: Not all irc clients make channel names clickable.
[10:44] <saykou> ati vga airtonix
[10:45] <airtonix> saykou, need better info than that, try this : open a terminal, and run : lspci | grep ati
[10:45] <Flannel> newfive: I'm not sure wubi will work on a USB drive.  Windows may not know how to boot to USB
[10:45] <airtonix> saykou, then paste that info at paste.ubuntu.com
[10:45] <mn> blueeagle: i know, that's why i adressed the !cn to him
[10:46] <airtonix> saykou, good thread here you should read about compiz : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=809695
[10:46] <saykou> thanks airtonix
[10:46] <airtonix> saykou, ok thats the same card i had before my current system
[10:46] <trigpin> do mother board heat up ? will they burn plastic ?
[10:47] <airtonix> saykou, its not fun to use ... i dont recommend you try to use compiz
[10:47] <saykou> i had allready installed the drivers some how airtonix
[10:47] <paul68> is there a way to retreive the pasword from a mysql server?
[10:47] <ss23> Any ideas on how to fix my sound. Nothing I try playing from any application and it doesnt work. Im fairly sure that its not a fault with the connection between the headphones and the sound card, as when I run "sudo /sbin/alsa force-reload", a loud poping sounds can be heard. Ive tried restarting, and am out of ideas. Remeber, my sound was working prevoius to starting WINE today
[10:48] <trigpin> !alsa
[10:48] <BlueEagle> paul68: If you have the mysql root password you can get the encrypted password of all users from the mysql database.
[10:48] <BlueEagle> paul68: However there's no easy way to decrypt/unhash them.
[10:48] <airtonix> saykou, aye, you will ... but there are several drivers available for it and there is only one that will provide you with a stable & fast setup...i ended up returning to feisty because i wanted dual screen with compiz
[10:49] <philip_> ss23: what does "lsof |grep pcm" say?
[10:49] <ss23> Ill just check
[10:49] <paul68> BlueEagle: goodmorning can I solve it by reinstalling or is that useless?
[10:49] <airtonix> saykou, truly... i recommend sticking with metacity instead of running compiz & emerald
[10:49] <ss23> rhythmbox 6580       ss23  mem       CHR     116,16            24843 /dev/snd/pcmC0D0p
[10:49] <ss23> rhythmbox 6580       ss23   24u      CHR     116,16            24843 /dev/snd/pcmC0D0p
[10:49] <saykou> ok
[10:50] <BlueEagle> paul68: a dpkg --configure mysql-server-5.0 might do the trick.
[10:50] <saykou> thanks for the help airtonix
[10:50] <black_feather> hi guys how to install conky??? i have downloaded the .tar.gz file
[10:50] <s0u][ight> hello i have a server and i've installed apache2 and php5
[10:50] <airtonix> saykou, the paths i took to get that working were tremendous...i forget half the stuff i had to do :(
[10:50] <trigpin> black_feather,  you could just sudo apt-get install conky
[10:50] <philip_> ss23: now "kill 6580" and alsa should work
[10:51] <BlueEagle> paul68: Hmm.. that doesn't seem to work either.
[10:51] <philip_> better: kill -9 6580
[10:51] <s0u][ight> apache works fine but php doesn't work
[10:51] <black_feather> its that simple.... thanks trigpin
[10:51] <s0u][ight> so my php scripts in my html pages aren't shown
[10:51] <newfive> http://www.pendrivelinux.com/2008/10/10/move-wubi-ubuntu-install-to-an-external-usb-drive/
[10:51] <newfive> i found my answer
[10:51] <saykou> no problemo i will get a new laptop soon with nvidia vga airtonix
[10:51] <s0u][ight> http://xinp.no-ip.org here you can take a look
[10:51] <paul68> BlueEagle: I noticed that to ;-)
[10:52] <ss23> No luck philip_, restarted Rhythm box and no sound still
[10:52] <BlueEagle> paul68: dpkg-reconfigure mysql-server-5.0
[10:52] <BlueEagle> paul68: that does the trick.
[10:52] <black_feather> hi idid that trigpin but where is conky now????
[10:53] <philip_> ss23: then instead of your ""sudo /sbin/alsa force-reload" do
[10:53] <trigpin> black_feather,  one sec
[10:53] <black_feather> okay
[10:53] <philip_> "/etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart"
[10:53] <ss23> sudo philip_ ?
[10:53] <trigpin> black_feather,  nano ~/.conkyrc
[10:54] <black_feather> ok
[10:54] <philip_> ss23: yes, with sudo
[10:54] <trigpin> black_feather, type that in terminal its in home folder
[10:54] <philip_> but probably thats the same as the force-reload
[10:54] <ss23>  * Shutting down ALSA...                                                 [ OK ] * Setting up ALSA...                                                    [ OK ]
[10:54] <ss23> Still no sounds philip_
[10:54] <philip_> again, kill the output of "lsof|grep pcm"
[10:54] <black_feather> yup trigpin did that
[10:55] <ss23> ok
[10:55] <philip_> sorry, then I can't help
[10:55] <ghaleb> hello, how can I start 'script' to record console output and commands for each ssh access ?
[10:55] <ss23> Ok thanks for you help anyway philip_ :)
[10:55] <paul68> BlueEagle:thanks how do I get to my mysql server through the browser?
[10:55] <airtonix> trigpin, there is a default conkyrc you can copy to the home folder.
[10:56] <BlueEagle> paul68: Please rephrase that question in a manner that makes sense. :)
[10:56] <BlueEagle> paul68: Do you want a web-based interface to manage your mysql server?
[10:56] <airtonix> trigpin, /usr/share/conkyforecast/example/conkyrc
[10:56] <airtonix> trigpin, woops
[10:56] <paul68> blueeagle yes please :-)
[10:56] <BlueEagle> paul68: phpmyadmin will do that.
[10:57] <black_feather> btw i did download a .conkyrc from ubuntuforums
[10:57] <trigpin> black_feather,  listen to airtonix
[10:57] <BlueEagle> paul68: and, as always, you're welcome. :)
[10:57] <airtonix> trigpin, black_feather nice page about conky here : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=205865
[10:57] <black_feather> ok trigpin
[10:57] <black_feather> thank you airtonix
[10:57] <airtonix> black_feather, and here : http://www.ubuntugeek.com/conky-a-light-weight-system-monitor-for-ubuntu-linux-systems.html#more-89
[10:58] <killerboy> hello
[10:58] <killerboy> how to configure services in ubuntu?
[10:58] <killerboy> i mean deamons
[10:58] <airtonix> killerboy, it depends which ones
[10:59] <paul68> blueeagle what would the adress be in the browser?
[10:59] <BlueEagle> paul68: <IP_ADDRESS>/phpmyadmin perhaps. Not sure.
[10:59] <BlueEagle> paul68: Just installing it myself now.
[10:59] <trigpin> need advice making computer , do i need insulators to block mother board and metal case ?
[11:00] <karex> HI,is there a simple IDE for C/C++ to create small program (IOI)?
[11:00] <killerboy> airtonix, not gnome one, /etc/init.d ones
[11:00] <airtonix> killerboy, most config files for daemons are in /etc/
[11:00] <killerboy> i mean how to set them to run on boot or not
[11:00] <karex> IOI = international olimpiade in informatics
[11:00] <killerboy> some app for configuration?
[11:00] <histo> Trying to connect to my router via ssh and console but all the text based browsers are giving me hell on the setting screen for my router.
[11:00] <airtonix> killerboy, they usually set themselves to run at boot time
[11:01] <histo> I'm on a windose box so I can't forward X and I need to open a port on the remote computer.
[11:01] <balz_> histo: you can still forward x using TightVNC
[11:01] <airtonix> killerboy, when you install them i mean, but you can manually control them with common parameters like : (apache for example) sudo /etc/init.c/apache2 restart
[11:01] <killerboy> i'll try to be more exact: does there exist some program where you can set up which services should be run on which runlevel, sort of runlevel editor?
[11:01] <histo> balz_: but you need cygwin don't you
[11:02] <airtonix> killerboy, or :  sudo /etc/init.c/apache2 force-reload
[11:02] <BlueEagle> paul68: http://localhost/phpmyadmin does the trick.
[11:02] <airtonix> histo, no you can use xming
[11:02] <balz_> histo:  i'm not sure what cygwin is.   I just installed TightVNC client on the doze box and did sudo apt-get install tightvncserver on the ubuntu box
[11:02] <airtonix> histo, xming is great for bringing xForwarded apps to windows
[11:02] <histo> airtonix: airtonix what is xming
[11:02] <killerboy> airtonix, there was something like this in redhat called ntsysv
[11:02] <balz_> works like a charm. you might have to start the tightvncserver on the ubuntu box first.  I believe the command is tightvncserver
[11:02] <airtonix> histo, ill get a page for you ...
[11:03] <histo> balz_: nvm i miss read what you typed i'm tring to open up a port for tightvnc actually.
[11:03] <BlueEagle> !cygwin
[11:03] <paul68> blueeagle not working on my side
[11:03] <balz_> histo:  aaah nvm
[11:03] <Deubeuliou> hi
[11:03] <BlueEagle> paul68: is apache2 started?
[11:03] <BlueEagle> paul68: also, did you select apache2 to be automatically reconfigured?
[11:03] <histo> airtonix: I can't install anything on the windows box.
[11:04] <airtonix> histo, then your out of luck
[11:04] <Deubeuliou> I have a rtl8187b chipset and have troubles getting it working: when I boot the liveCD with "single" options, I can see it with lsusb and with iwconfig
[11:04] <histo> So basically I am connecting to a remote computer via ssh and trying to connect5 to the router its behind fromt hat machine and open a port. The text based browsers are not working and my router is complaining when I try to save the chagnes.
[11:04] <paul68> BlueEagle: how do I check this, if I run just http://localhost/ the page indicates it works
[11:04] <Deubeuliou> but as the boot resumes, it disappears
[11:04] <BlueEagle> paul68: then it works. :)
[11:05] <BlueEagle> paul68: but localhost/phpmyadmin does give you an error?
[11:05] <killerboy> anybody could help me?
[11:05] <BlueEagle> !ask | killerboy
[11:05] <philip_> does anybody know a channel to discuss buying a laptop? I need some opinions on cpu options, lcd screen and batteries
[11:05] <killerboy> i asked
[11:06] <Deubeuliou> the only relevant thing I see in dmesg is "usb 7-4 : USB disconnect, address 3"
[11:06] <BlueEagle> killerboy: Sorry, missed your question then.
[11:06] <airtonix> killerboy, there is ...its in the admin menu
[11:06] <paul68> BlueEagle: yes it states phpmyadmin cannot be found however when I run apt-get install phpmyadmin it states it's installed
[11:06] <killerboy> and i suppose most people know the answer
[11:06] <gluonman> I'm using compiz 0.7.6. I followed a how-to to install the wallpaper plugin, but neglected the fact that it was a how-to for users of compiz 0.7.4 (the older version). 0.7.6 already came pre-packaged with a wallpaper plugin that didn't seem to do anything, and at the time I wasn't aware that I needed to patch nautilus. Where can I find the 0.7.6 wallpaper plugin to use after I uninstall the 0.7.4 one I replaced it with?
[11:06] <airtonix> killerboy, system -> admin -> services
[11:06] <BlueEagle> paul68: Then you probably didn't choose apache2 to be reconfigured during the install of phpmyadmin
[11:06] <killerboy> there aren't all services
[11:06] <BlueEagle> paul68: dpkg-reconfigure phpmyadmin and select your apache installation to be reconfigured.
[11:07] <paul68> so I need to do dpkg-reconfigure phpmyadmin
[11:07] <killerboy> i'd like to stop timidity, but there is no such option in this configurator
[11:07] <paul68> BlueEagle: oeps you beat me to it lol I get the hang of this ;-)
[11:07] <BlueEagle> paul68: That might solve it.
[11:07] <killerboy> why isn't it listing all services?
[11:08] <BlueEagle> killerboy: rcconf might help.
[11:08] <BlueEagle> !info rcconf
[11:08] <m0niker> is this compbiz  ....beryl?
[11:08] <killerboy> BlueEagle, thanks
[11:09] <BlueEagle> killerboy: You're welcome.
[11:09] <paul68> BlueEagle: do I need to restart mysql afterwards?
[11:09] <BlueEagle> paul68: That shouldn't be neccessary. You might have to run: /etc/init.d/apache2 reload
[11:10] <BlueEagle> paul68: But I don't think that should be neccessary either.
[11:10] <paul68> BlueEagle: still same error
[11:11] <paul68> BlueEagle: or is it case sensitive?
[11:11] <saykou> any one plays ron on ubuntu?
[11:12] <moncojhr> hello
[11:12] <KeyserSoze_> hi
[11:12] <moncojhr> whats going down man
[11:13] <henux> Listen
[11:13] <BlueEagle> paul68: it is case sensitive, yes.
[11:13] <owner_> 终于能用中文了
[11:13] <obf213> hey where do custom themes that you've instaleld go?
[11:13] <obf213> been tryting to find tis info online for a while want to change color but can't find location of files and search is being worthless
[11:13] <moncojhr> hmm it goes in uuh
[11:14] <ljsoftnet> obf213, System>Preferrences>Appearance "Click on Customize"
[11:14] <henux> I installed the Ubuntu command line base system from alternate ISO. Then I installed xserver-xorg, slim and fluxbox. Any idea how to get volume up/down and mute buttons to work on my laptop?
[11:14] <obf213> ljsoftnet, thats not what i am looking for I am looking for the location of the files on the computer after you've installed them
[11:14] <finn> transmission: command not found
[11:14] <ruediix> Hello, I'm trying to build and install a program from a source tree on Ubuntu, where's a good guide on how to make a package out of it?
[11:15] <finn> even though I have transmission installed
[11:15] <moncojhr> its in your home directory in .themes
[11:15] <m0niker> torrents
[11:15] <BlueEagle> paul68: any luck?
[11:15] <ljsoftnet> obf213, ah ok, w8
[11:15] <BlueEagle> obf213: /usr/share is probably a good place to start your hunt
[11:15] <ljsoftnet> obf213, look in /home/yourusername/.themes
[11:16] <ljsoftnet> obf213, you need to "Show hidden files in nautilus"
[11:16] <paul68> BlueEagle: no no luck at all
[11:16] <obf213> cool cool thanks
[11:16] <ljsoftnet> np
[11:16] <henux> Ideas?
[11:17] <holst> In intrepid, the openafs-client is now started before network manager
[11:17] <holst> this is a bug, because if no eth interface is up during the openafs-client startup, it is not started
[11:17] <ruediix> Hello, can anyone point me to a good place for documentation on how to build .deb files on my Ubuntu system.  I normally install into /usr/loca to avoid conflictl, but since I'm debugging I want to replicate a full install as much as possible, so I need to make a .deb file.
[11:17] <moncojhr> hey, i've installed x11vnc on my xubuntu pc, and im connecting with ubuntu... and it seems a bit laggy, even though its on a 100mbit ethernet connection... what can i do to make it faster, and stop windows being dragged as wireframes
[11:18] <ruediix> */usr/local
[11:18] <BlueEagle> paul68: Check if this file exists: /etc/apache2/conf.d/phpmyadmin.conf
[11:19] <ruediix> moncojhr, windows are dragged as wire-frames in xubuntu by default, to change that look in your windowing environment settings.
[11:20] <moncojhr> ruediix: when im sitting infront of the machine they arnt wire-frames...
[11:20] <ruediix> monojhr, also x11vnc, is rather slow in general, it's just the nature of the beast.
[11:20] <ruediix> monojhr, it may be an x11vnc setting then.
[11:21] <moncojhr> ruediix: damn really? so should i use something else, i do want it to be able to view the current session
[11:21] <BlueEagle> paul68: does it exist?
[11:21] <paul68> BlueEagle: one moment I'll check
[11:22] <R_AG> plz what is the # void main () & int main() in c programing(classic)
[11:22] <BlueEagle> paul68: did you choose "apache" or "apache2" when doing dpkg-reconfigure phpmyadmin ?
[11:22] <paul68> BlueEagle: yes it does exist and yes I choose apache2 was selected by default
[11:22] <ruediix> moncojhr, try one of the newer VNC methods.  Also, if you want it to be simply non-interactive, just setup a viewer, instead of a full VNC, this will cut down on overhead.
[11:23] <moncojhr> ruediix: i need it to be interactive, can you recommend any?
[11:24] <RolandD> sometim
[11:24] <RolandD> oops
[11:24] <RolandD> regularly I have to wait for minutes before a URL opens
[11:24] <RolandD> however tracepath gets to the URL faster :-S
[11:24] <rsc--> any geeks know how to solve http://projecteuler.net/index.php?section=problems&id=208 ?
[11:25] <BlueEagle> paul68: in a terminal type: tail -f /var/log/apache2/error.log /var/log/apache2/access.log
[11:25] <BlueEagle> then look at that terminal when attempting to access http://localhost/phpmyadmin
[11:25] <IntuitiveNipple> rsc--: 162
[11:25] <devil> hello ubuntuers
[11:25] <ljsoftnet> hey
[11:25] <RolandD> lynx just seems to wait for something as the message stays: Making HTTP connection
[11:25] <ganesh> how do i edit boot menu?problem is in bios if i set hard disk 1 as first priority it boots to windows ,if i set to second hard disk it boots to ubuntu
[11:25] <ruediix> moncojhr, if you really want performance at the cost of a lot of bandwidth, you can use ordinary remote X11, but don't say I didn't warn you.
[11:26] <devil> ready for 8.10?
[11:26] <saykou> what 8.10 has for new?
[11:26] <moncojhr> ruediix: whats this called ? just "remote x11" ?
[11:27] <BlueEagle> paul68: the expected output is something like http://paste.ubuntu.com/56600/
[11:27] <devil> the new? i not yet to try it 8.10 beta
[11:28] <BlueEagle> paul68: paste the output you're getting from the log tail when attempting to acces the phpmyadmin
[11:28] <ruediix> moncojhr, remote X11 is where you run X11 over a TCP/IP connection.  It can run most accelleration except OpenGL (don't make me explain why OpenGL doesn't work currently)
[11:29] <RolandD> Lynx ended with unable to connect to remote host. Starting the same page right after that, it opens instantly :-S
[11:29] <ganesh> any one knows about how to edit boot menu...
[11:29] <BlueEagle> ganesh: the boot menu is located in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[11:30] <RolandD> trying to get to the next page of that forum page, and Lynx waits again with making HTTP connection
[11:30] <rsc--> IntuitiveNipple, how did you arrive at that?
[11:30] <ganesh> BlueEagle:can you help me editing..problem is in bios if i set hard disk 1 as first priority it boots to windows ,if i set to second hard disk it boots to ubuntu
[11:30] <rsc--> IntuitiveNipple, also, i doubt it's 162
[11:31] <devil> for edit your /boot/grub/menu.lst u must be su or root
[11:31] <IntuitiveNipple> rsc--: Seemed as good a number as any other :D
[11:31] <moncojhr> ruediix: im a bit confused at how its different to x11vnc...
[11:31] <BlueEagle> ganesh: Well, the grub.conf doesn't affect the bios settings.
[11:32] <rsc--> IntuitiveNipple, I'd venture to guess that the answer is in the 200,000+ range :P
[11:32] <BlueEagle> ganesh: So you should install grub to the master boot record of the disk you want to boot and then set up linux as one option and windows as another.
[11:32] <BlueEagle> ganesh: That way you don't have to go into the bios to change the boot order.
[11:32] <ruediix> moncojhr, try looking it up online, I never really messed with VNC that much, just looked at it's theory for the purpose of Virtual Machines.
[11:32] <BlueEagle> ganesh: Also, having the disks boot in an alternate order might confuse grub.
[11:33] <IntuitiveNipple> ruediix: moncojhr: Using Xdmx it can use OpenGL acceleration
[11:33] <BlueEagle> ganesh: ie, I had a setup with both sata and ide disks and that threw grub off something awfully.
[11:33] <BlueEagle> !grub
[11:33] <BlueEagle> ganesh: the last link from ubottu (above) might help you.
[11:33] <paul68> BlueEagle: http://paste.ubuntu.com/56603/
[11:34] <devil> if lost u can use super grub disk
[11:34] <ruediix> IntuitiveNipple, thanx for the info, that will be great for me running VMs.
[11:34] <IntuitiveNipple> ruediix: I've just fixed the xorg-server package for Hardy so Xdmx is once again built - currently it is only in my PPA, but there's an SRU to get it fixed in Hardy archives
[11:34] <svvvs> hello, i have a problem when using g++ & colorgcc
[11:34] <ganesh>  BlueEagle:i tried all those which are in this link...din work...thats why i am asking here..
[11:34] <ruediix> moncojhr, use Xdmx then.  Read it's documentation.
[11:35] <svvvs> it shows the output with color now but can't get the C++ program compile correctly
[11:35] <david_> hello
[11:35] <svvvs> anybody know why?
[11:35] <moncojhr> ruediix: alright ill havre a look into it, thanks ;-)
[11:35] <ruediix> IntuitiveNipple, is it in the backports file yet?
[11:35] <BlueEagle> paul68: close your browser (not just a tab) and re-open it and try again.