[20:25] <Clouse> fccf: Cool will do and thanks again
[20:25] <Dunge> Where do I specify header include path inside an C++ Anjuta project? For some reason including <gtkmm.h> find it and it works, but inside that .h file it try to include <giomm.h> (which I have) and say "no such file or directory"
[20:25] <arish> hi
[20:25] <Dr_Willis> JuoN:  be more specific to the channel please.
[20:25] <Dr_Willis> never mind...
[20:25] <wizzo> sebsebseb: Yea, then what?
[20:25] <th0r> sagredo: if it is a usb drive just unplug it and plug it in again
[20:25] <Owners> hello
[20:25] <Haymaker> I recently created a swap partition on my hard drive, how do I get my system to use it, my sys monitor says i dont have a swap drive yet
[20:26] <Dr_Willis> Haymaker:  put an entry in /etc/fstab for it.
[20:26] <sagredo> [55728.163955] usb-storage: device scan complete
[20:26] <mobi-sheep> Owners: Hello Juon. :)
[20:26] <sebsebseb> wizzo: by default  Ubuntu is using the Ext3 file system, as you can see for yourself,  but   the next version is  using the faster  Ext4 file system by default, but that means people have to clean install for full support.  and it could be used now for 9.04, but some think it's not stable enough yet  or whatever
[20:26] <Haymaker> ok thanks
[20:26] <sagredo> th0r: that was the first thing I tried, no luck
[20:26] <mobi-sheep> Owners: Talk here.
[20:26] <mobi-sheep> !pm > Owners
[20:26] <wizzo> sebsebseb: In other words, it is a beta version right now.
[20:27] <fhClient> During a distribution upgrade, is localedef supposed to take over 48 hours?
[20:27] <sebsebseb> wizzo: and the conversion isn't perfect Ext3 to Ext4.   that stuff make sense?
[20:27] <Dr_Willis> fhClient:  no - somthing has crashed.
[20:27] <sebsebseb> wizzo: no  the file system is stable really now,  just not quite in Ubuntu 9.04 or something
[20:27] <Shinka> I don't remember the command to set Sun instead of openJDK for Java dev.
[20:27] <fhClient> Dr_Willis: any suggestions about recovering?
[20:27] <Dr_Willis> fhClient:  or you are an a 286 machine.
[20:27] <Owners> mobi-sheep: how to patch my driver?
[20:27] <sebsebseb> wizzo: ,because of the kernel 9.04 uses and so on
[20:27] <canada> I need some help.  My firefox has lost all its bookmarks, Nothing new enters into the history, Many website buttons do not work and I cannot go backwards or forwards.  Cannot even log onto launchpad to report the bug.  Firefox 3.0.11
[20:27] <Owners> i`am using b43
[20:27] <Dr_Willis> fhClient:  no idea. i always do clean installs..i never (or rarely) upgrade
[20:27] <fhClient> Dr_Willis: Athlon 64, a gig of ram :)
[20:27] <th0r> sagredo: do an 'ls -' /media' in a terminal and see if there is a mount point for the drive. If it is a usb drive you will need to make a mount point for it somewhere for the time being
[20:27] <Owners> and i want to patch the driver
[20:28] <fhClient> Dr_Willis: Yep, today i came equipped to just back up, wipe, and fresh install 9.04.  TY
[20:28] <sebsebseb> wizzo: resizing Ext3 in Ubuntu no problem,  resizing Ext4 in Ubuntu,  I am not so sure about that,  after  reading stuff in the release notes
[20:28] <frostburn> canada, did you try moving your firefox profile folder?
[20:28] <Clouse> fccf: nope still crazy pixel acction all over the screen and no login window
[20:28] <sebsebseb> !notes |  wizzo
[20:28] <wizzo> sebsebseb: So what is the next thing to do here?
[20:28] <Owners> mobi-sheep:
[20:28] <Clouse> fccf: What do you think I should do now?
[20:28] <mobi-sheep> Owners: Kernel?
[20:28] <sebsebseb> wizzo: your going to boot up Vista, and resize there
[20:28] <canada> Frostburn   no I have not
[20:28] <wizzo> ubottu: ok
[20:29] <Owners> 2.6.28-13-generic
[20:29] <th0r> sagr....that should have been 'ls -l /media'
[20:29] <sebsebseb> !bot |  wizzo
[20:29] <Owners> mobi-sheep: 2.6.28-13-generic
[20:29] <wizzo> sebsebseb: Ok
[20:29] <mobi-sheep> Owners: You want to patch something to your kernel?
[20:29] <sebsebseb> !thanks |  wizzo
[20:29] <mobi-sheep> !kernel | Owners
[20:29] <mobi-sheep> !kernel > Owners
[20:29] <mobi-sheep> !stages > Owners
[20:30] <frostburn> canada, you may also want to check out mozilla weave, they offer a bookmark syncing service akin to what google sync did before they nixed the project for 3.0
[20:30] <Dunge> !giomm
[20:30] <wizzo> sebsebseb: So, reboot Vista and goto the manager and resize there , but I am not sure what to resize too on it for the Ubuntu
[20:30] <sebsebseb> wizzo: you will come back  to the channel when your on Vista, and we continue
[20:30] <fccf> Clouse: get to a terminal and type sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[20:30] <wizzo> sebsebseb: What is a bot?
[20:31] <sebsebseb> wizzo: it's a  computer program for the channel
[20:31] <fccf> Clouse: in your case no sudo cause you will be root at the recovery console
[20:31] <maximumbob> I'm having issues getting a secondary mouse configured. I added an 'inputdevice' entry to my xorg.conf. The option "Device" I specfied is correct - cat /dev/input/js0 outputs when I move the mouse.
[20:31] <sebsebseb> wizzo: with useful information
[20:31] <sebsebseb> wizzo: and people trigger it,  so it says stuff
[20:31] <wizzo> sebsebseb: oh
[20:31] <Owners> mobi-sheep: i must to compile?
[20:31] <maximumbob> But nothing changes when I use it. (I set optino "InvX" "on")
[20:31] <sebsebseb> !bot |  wizzo
[20:31] <Owners> mobi-sheep: how to compile ?
[20:31] <Klowny> so
[20:32] <mobi-sheep> Owners: It's all in the links.
[20:32] <Klowny> i am not overly fond of wine lol
[20:32] <wizzo> sebsebseb: what I need to resize it too?
[20:32] <sebsebseb> wizzo: and the channel operators can edit and add factoids to it
[20:32] <sebsebseb> wizzo: i'll explain once your on Vista, and you came back here
[20:32] <Clouse> fccf: Great! that is the command I have seen form googleing but I just haven't been able to get in to a terminal as root to try it out
[20:33] <fccf> Clouse: and you fixed your server?
[20:33] <mordocai> I have dual screens and wish to have two different firefox instances open, one on each screen. I'm using seperate x screens, and when i try to open a firefox one screen, then another one on the other i get: "Firefox is already running, but is not responding..."
[20:33] <sebsebseb> Klowny: don't like Wine :)  yeah should run  native  Linux stuff  only  or firstly :)  really
[20:33] <Klowny> i feel that way too sebsebseb
[20:33] <Clouse> fccf: Not quite there yer
[20:33] <Clouse> yet
[20:33] <Klowny> hey is the google OS going to be linux?
[20:34] <Klowny> i imagine it will be but just wondering
[20:34] <canada> frostburn, the bookmarks isnt a big deal, just the first symptom noticed.  Where is the profile folder i should move?
[20:34] <sebsebseb> Klowny:  yes it will be  a Linux distribution
[20:34] <wizzo> sebsebseb: How you goint to do that when I have Vista and not you with me unless your taking about a chat program
[20:34] <sebsebseb> wizzo: oh I see you don't have a IRC client on Vista
[20:34] <Klowny> i bet it will be nice
[20:34] <maximumbob> I'm having issues getting a secondary mouse configured. I added an 'inputdevice' entry to my xorg.conf. The option "Device" I specfied is correct - cat /dev/input/js0 outputs when I move the mouse, but nothing changes when I use it after restarting X. (I set option "InvX" "on")
[20:34] <sebsebseb> wizzo: are you running FIrefox on Vista?
[20:34] <Klowny> but i will be weary of it... big companies can sometimes be a bad thing 'cough' microsoft
[20:34] <wizzo> sebsebseb: No, how is that setup? Firefox
[20:35] <Klowny> which don't get me wrong windows xp was nice, i liked it, still like it but with the introduction of windows vista it made me die a little inside
[20:35] <wizzo> sebsebseb: I have Firefox
[20:35] <sebsebseb> wizzo: ok do you know how to install an add on for Firefox?
[20:35] <wizzo> sebsebseb: Yes I do.
[20:35] <fccf> Clouse: well .. we have made a dent at least
[20:35] <sebsebseb> wizzo: install chatzilla and come back to this  channel  using that
[20:35] <wizzo> sebsebseb: so it is called IRC client
[20:35] <Clouse> fccf: Yep all thanks to you and sebsebseb!
[20:36] <wizzo> oh, yea I have heard of that before
[20:36] <sebsebseb> wizzo: chatzilla is one of many IRC programs
[20:36] <Klowny> kinda sad that google chrome os is going to be mainly for netbooks
[20:36] <sebsebseb> wizzo: xchat 2 for Windows if you want a more proper IRC program on there
[20:36] <sebsebseb> wizzo: ,but chatzilla is fine for this
[20:36] <wizzo> sebsebseb: ok, see you in bit
[20:36] <fccf> Klowny: not true
[20:37] <joshuajonah> Can i get UNR support here?
[20:37] <camt> maximumbob: Does it work without the InvX option?
[20:37] <maximumbob> camt: I don't know - how can I tell? It works without the whole block... it just uses the default.
[20:37] <sebsebseb> joshuajonah: yep
[20:37] <sourjuice> what does one do after creating a partition on an SD disk with gparted (i think i need to make a partition table but have ubuntu and no plans to use MSDOS)? i plan to use it as a liveCD through netbootin. is there a linux table preferred?
[20:38] <sebsebseb> joshuajonah: not from me though
[20:38] <joshuajonah> I'm trying the live cd (well, usb) version before i install, but it's asking for a username and password, what is the default?
[20:38] <sebsebseb> joshuajonah: weird, but I guess try Ubuntu and Ubuntu
[20:38] <gartral> alright... im having a SUS day.. whats the command too monitor my fans' rpms?
[20:38] <maximumbob> camt: http://pastebin.com/m2063dc26
[20:38] <joshuajonah> nopers, I've tried with no pass, everything i can think of.
[20:39] <camt> maximumbob: Okay one sec, let me have a look
[20:39] <matrix_> hey guys i installed eurotalk application learn italian, the sound its not working, when i run the other application learn french the sound works does this mean there is a bug on the application 1, iam on ubuntu using wine
[20:39] <joshuajonah> well, this sucks
[20:39] <unitxt> Flash keep crashing Firefox on Ubunutu 9.04. In fact, it will not even play Flash most of the time. Does anyone know if there is a fix for this?
[20:39] <poke`> Hello, I have a question regarding IPTables; I followed the basic instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo but now, after adding the last drop line to it, iptables blocks nearly all communication (for example apt-get doesn't work any longer). My current iptables settings output is the following: http://pastebin.com/dbfd8f63
[20:39] <joshuajonah> Any other live cd recommendations?
[20:40] <sebsebseb> matrix_: hmm
[20:40] <joshuajonah> is there somewhere i can download an 8.10 unr version?
[20:40] <Irreduc_iPod> joshuajonah: SLAX
[20:40] <muski> ciao
[20:40] <sagredo> yo I need to add an external harddrive to my fstab, who can help me pwn this?
[20:40] <joshuajonah> i was thinking maybe xubuntu
[20:41] <sebsebseb> matrix_: the application itself is  probably  ok,  if  it's running on Windows
[20:41] <gartral> alright... im having a SUS day.. whats the command too monitor my fans' speed?
[20:41] <dayo> !fstab | sagredo
[20:41] <fccf> joshuajonah: 9.04 is the only available UNR version
[20:41] <sebsebseb> matrix_: Wine is pretty good, but far from perfect,  certain apps just work, others need configuring
[20:41] <sagredo> dayo: thanks I'm there
[20:42] <Clouse> fccf: I am Back. so how do I get from the Recovery menu to terminal as root so I can unlesh that command?
[20:42] <sebsebseb> matrix_: How much RAM do you have?  ,because with enough you can run Windows inside Ubuntu in a virtual machine,   not that good for 3D gaming, but  for your app  it will be good
[20:42] <joshuajonah> i can't get the damn install to work, I've tried making the usb stick from OSX, another ubuntu machine, windows, nothing will let it install, it justs hangs at "loading"
[20:42] <Clouse> fccf: Sorry i see silly question
[20:42] <fccf> Clouse: at recovery menu use the root menu option
[20:42] <fccf> Clouse: ok you got it
[20:42] <matrix_> sebsebseb:iam using pentium 4, and i have 1gb ram
[20:42] <dayo> sagredo: i've got an apple timecapsule mounted as external hd like so:
[20:43] <sebsebseb> matrix_: that will do it
[20:43] <dayo> sagredo: //<IP_ADDRESS>/disk/ /media/capsule cifs rw,iocharset=utf8,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777
[20:43] <dayo> sagredo: that's in /etc/fstab
[20:43] <sebsebseb> matrix_: well XP and  a few other versions, not sure about Vista
[20:43] <sebsebseb> matrix_: as much as I like virtual machines though
[20:43] <sebsebseb> matrix_: they should really be a last resort when it comes to Windows programs, before doing a psyical boot
[20:43] <sebsebseb> matrix_: if the vm won't cut it
[20:44] <dayo> sagredo: u create the mount point on your desktop/laptop, which in my case is /media/capsule and then mount your ext into /media/capsule
[20:44] <sebsebseb> matrix_: XP,  Windows 7 RC,   etc etc,  should all run in VM on your computer, not sure about Vista
[20:44] <sagredo> dayo: I'll give it a shot
[20:44] <Clouse> fccf: thats weird it's not excepting my root password
[20:44] <sagredo> dayo: makes sense to me, thanks my friend
[20:45] <sebsebseb> matrix_: try #winehq  they may have some ideas on how to get your program to work properly in Wine
[20:45] <Dekko> Hello :) I have setup my computer to run 2 monitors as "separate X desktops" which works fine, I can move the mouse between them.... BUT I can not drag windows between them.... what gives? :) I didn't like the Twinview thing where the desktop was stretched across either.
[20:45] <matrix_> but the application learn french works with sound why this learn italian its not working
[20:45] <dayo> sagredo: u're welcome :-)
[20:45] <sebsebseb> matrix_: try #winehq
[20:45] <notdarkyet> hey anyone know how to autoload an applet in the bar on the program launch? similar to how rhythmbox and pidgen do it
[20:46] <Clouse> fccf: Any ideas?
[20:46] <sagredo> dayo: after editing fstab need I restart the machine? is there a command to remount everything?
[20:46] <dayo> sagredo: sudo mount -a
[20:47] <Clouse> fccf: It's the same password as when I do sudo right?
[20:47] <notdarkyet> or could you point me somewhere to look? the gtk room was empty
[20:47] <camt> maximumbob: sorry for the delay, caught some boss aggro
[20:47] <urko> Hello. I am using ati radeon 9600pro graphic aclerator and I am wondering if it si supportet under jaunty and I need link how to manually install dem? Thnx
[20:47] <sagredo> [57007.862001]  CIFS VFS: No username specified
[20:47] <sagredo> [57007.862013]  CIFS VFS: cifs_mount failed w/return code = -22
[20:47] <maximumbob> camt: np
[20:47] <sagredo> dayo: ^
[20:47] <Dekko> could someone help me with this? :)
[20:47] <Dekko> I want to output VLC video to the second monitor :)
[20:47] <Clouse> fccf: Cos I never my root login in ubuntu
[20:47] <dayo> sagredo: can u post the line u added to /etc/fstab
[20:47] <rohan> i have both -server and -generic kernels installed on my system, hence both are shown in grub menu. however, i want only the -server one to be shown, yet i don't want to uninstall -generic, it might come in handy sometime. how do i do that?
[20:47] <Shinka> How can I set Sun Java as my default Java environment ?
[20:48] <dayo> rohan: edit menu.lst
[20:48] <fccf> Clouse: you shouldn't need a root password for recovery mode ... unless you actually set the root password
[20:48] <rohan> Shinka: sudo update-java-alternatives --set java-6-sun
[20:48] <Shinka> rohan: thank you very much
[20:48] <rohan> dayo: i can edit it manually, but it will just get overwritten during the next update-grub.
[20:49] <rohan> Shinka: np
[20:49] <Nitsuga> rohan, see the commented section above the kernels, there are some handy options
[20:49] <sagredo> dayo: I used exactly what you posted, except I named it /media/<myname>
[20:50] <Clouse> fccf: well now I am stuffed
[20:50] <camt> maximumbob: did you say this was a secondary mouse?
[20:50] <dayo> sagredo: the first part of what i posted needs to be customized, too. when u type   fdisk -l   it gives u the device name of the ext hd. that's what u put in the first part of the line in /etc/fstab
[20:50] <Shinka> rohan: It does seem to work when I use the command, but do I need to restart my computer or do something else ? I tried to run NetBeans and it doesn't work (openJDK is uninstalled)
[20:50] <sagredo> dayo: duh
[20:50] <urko> Hello. I am using ati radeon 9600pro graphic aclerator and I am wondering if it si supportet under jaunty and I need link how to manually install dem? Thnx
[20:50] <sagredo> dayo: thanks again
[20:51] <dayo> sagredo: u're welcome
[20:51] <rohan> Nitsuga: what i think might be useful is "howmany=1", but no other optoin to ignore a kernel as such
[20:51] <rohan> Shinka: that should set sun java to be the default even if you have openjdk installed alongside. a reboot should not be required, logout and log back in, that might help.
[20:51] <brentv911> What is the easiest way to connect Ubuntu to a windows remote desktop
[20:51] <sagredo> dayo: returns this now: 57287.864885] CIFS: UNC Path does not begin with // or \\
[20:52] <sagredo> [57287.864896]  CIFS VFS: cifs_mount failed w/return code = -22
[20:52] <snarkster> has anyone used roadnav and come up with getting alot fo errors?
[20:52] <dayo> hmm
[20:52] <dayo> hang on
[20:52] <Nitsuga> I have a new computer where i'm going to install Windows (games beat me :P) and some linux distribution, and I need a modern filesystem (Not a ten-years-old one like NTFS) which both system can access (I don't really need writing in windows, just reading). Some ideas?
[20:52] <snarkster> it continues telling me that it can not find my states DECI infomation
[20:53] <snarkster> nitsuga good luck
[20:53] <poke`> No idea about iptables? :/
[20:53] <maximumbob> camt: sorry I didn't see your message! This is a usb-attached touchscreen monitor. The system sees it as a usb mouse on /dev/input/js0
[20:53] <snarkster> man iptables
[20:54] <sebsebseb> Nitsuga: best to not let Windows read your Linux partitions, unless they are only a data partiton to share between  the two
[20:54] <Nitsuga> snarkster, thank you
[20:54] <kyja> ok so please tell me how to create a new user account onto sql
[20:54] <sebsebseb> !ext3 |  Nitsuga
[20:54] <Nitsuga> sebsebseb, yes, only data partition
[20:54] <snarkster> mysql admin
[20:54] <brentv911> also is there a way to connect ubuntu to a windows domain
[20:54] <poke`> my problem is that my configuration blocks all connections (except for the implicitly allowed ones), so I cannot use apt-get or such if I keep the drop line in it.. http://pastebin.com/dbfd8f63
[20:55] <sebsebseb> Nitsuga: and the next Ubuntu  will be using Ext4 by default :)  which means people have to clean install for full support, but   reading that file system from Windows, I don't think can be done at the moment
[20:55] <sagredo> alright ubuntu gurus, my usb external hard drive worked a million times, I run the umount /media/culp (the default name ubuntu found), and now I cannot get it to reconnect. Help!
[20:55] <Nitsuga> sebsebseb, las time i tried with that i coudn't use it
[20:55] <sebsebseb> Nitsuga: also  it's optional in 9.04
[20:55] <jthomas> hi all, how do i create a global command?
[20:55] <Nitsuga> it said that it only support 128-byte inode size or something like that
[20:55] <jthomas> e.g. i have a file called ./webtest.sh
[20:55] <kalaghan> how do I find the current color-depth? I remember there was some command ...bpp...?
[20:55] <jthomas> and i need a symlink that works across the shell
[20:55] <sebsebseb> Nitsuga: Ext3  data partition to share between the two that makes sense
[20:55] <kyja> thx snarkster. installing now :)
[20:55] <camt> maximumbob: okay, can you show me the output of ls -l /dev/input/by-id?
[20:55] <sebsebseb> Nitsuga: and you can use Ext4 for the rest if you want
[20:55] <jthomas> i thought i need to create a symlink in /usr/bin
[20:55] <rohan> Nitsuga: i'd suggest fat, if it didn't have the 4gb limit. fat is the most compatible fs.
[20:55] <jthomas> but i don't think that worked
[20:56] <jrib> jthomas: use /usr/local/bin/
[20:56] <Nitsuga> sebsebseb, yes, but the ext2fs driver for windows didn't worked for me
[20:56] <snarkster> if you want windows to read your partition and have linux read your partitions then youll have to use fat32 or ntfs
[20:56] <preto> sadsada
[20:56] <maximumbob> camt: http://pastebin.com/m3a2c323
[20:56] <sebsebseb> rohan Nitsuga  don't use Fat,  NTFS is better, and  Ubuntu can read and write to it no problem, as long as Windows shut it down properly
[20:56] <Clouse> So, anyone heard any news about ATI GPUs on 9.04?
[20:56] <Nitsuga> it said that the partition sould have been formated with a 128-byte inode size
[20:56] <snarkster> there is a module you can get for windows that allows reading ext3 partitons but no writing
[20:56] <sagredo> jthomas: # Alias definitions.
[20:56] <sagredo> # You may want to put all your additions into a separate file like
[20:56] <sagredo> # ~/.bash_aliases, instead of adding them here directly.
[20:56] <dayo> sagredo: try    mount /dev/yourExtHD_DeviceName /media/<yourMountPoint>    and then   sudo mount -a
[20:56] <Shinka> rohan; That's annoying, NetBeans just won't work without openJDK, i just reinstalled it and now it works fine.
[20:57] <maximumbob> camt: and there's very obvious output if I 'cat /dev/input/js0' when I use the touchscreen
[20:57] <snarkster> oh and the ext3 reading module is really really slow
[20:57] <sebsebseb> Nitsuga: well  you can use NTFS for the data partition then, but for Linux partitions it would be better to use Ext3 or Ext4 or some other Linux file system
[20:57] <sagredo> dayo: I get a bug
[20:57] <Shinka> rohan: even though sun is now supposed to be the default
[20:57] <dayo> sagredo: first remove the line u added in /etc/fstab
[20:57] <kalaghan> how do I find the current color-depth? I remember there was some command ...bpp...?
[20:57] <sagredo> dayo: k
[20:57] <Nitsuga> sebsebseb, noway i'm using FAT, y will have HD movies there. And i want a modern fliesystem if it's possible
[20:57] <gletob> Anyone know how to get X working on a ATI 3D Rage IIc
[20:57] <sebsebseb> Nitsuga: yes I said not to use  Fat, and NTFS is modern for Windows
[20:58] <snarkster> ntfs modern. LOL
[20:58] <glitsj16> kalaghan: xrandr will output current resolution
[20:58] <pelle_k> hey, if i have any technical questions regarding libapt/apt-get/aptitude, where should i go?
[20:58] <sagredo> mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sdb1, missing codepage or helper program, or other error In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try dmesg | tail  or so
[20:58] <m0r0n> What's an alternative for Amarok?
[20:58] <spree> FAT sucks. Really sucks.
[20:58] <jrib> kalaghan: xdpyinfo will tell you
[20:58] <m0r0n> spree: Why's that?
[20:58] <snarkster> yah it does.
[20:58] <sebsebseb> Nitsuga: Vista and I guess Windows 7 have  NTFS version  5  (if I have the numbers correc ),   but  that means gparted can't just resize or dataloss might happen,  and XP and 2000 have NTFS 4
[20:58] <Neros> can anyone here help me with Ubuntu 9.04 Persistent off a USB drive with Hirens Boot CD too?
[20:58] <snarkster> alternative for amarok? LOL
[20:58] <spree> FAT is prone to unrecoverable errors, takes up more space, does not retain security information, cannot be encrypted
[20:58] <sagredo> dayo: that's what running mount returns
[20:58] <maximumbob> camt: Just tried using 'event7' instead of 'js0' - no change
[20:58] <Shinka> Someone has an idea how to make Sun's Java work on Ubuntu ?
[20:58] <jthomas> sagredo: thanks, what's the format for bash_alises
[20:59] <dayo> sagredo: what do syslog and dmesg say?
[20:59] <spree> m0r0n Don't use FAT. or FAT32.
[20:59] <sebsebseb> NTFS is modern for Microsoft :D  they were going to have a later file system in Vista,  Windows FS or something, but that idea got scrapped
[20:59] <jrib> !java > Shinka
[20:59] <m0r0n> snarkster: I need something that doesn't suck pretty much
[20:59] <snarkster> shinka just install the deb file. sun-java6
[20:59] <spree> NTFS5 is modern for microsoft. NTFS4 is native to NT.
[20:59] <kalaghan> shinka: apt-get install sun-java6-jdk
[20:59] <JohnGalt> ./whois johngalt
[20:59] <Shinka> Already done
[20:59] <m0r0n> spree: I'm usingFAT32 for my flash drive and I managed to get .9gb  extra.... somehow
[20:59] <matrix_> how do i run programs from terminal for wine
[20:59] <spree> yeah there is a new filesystem coming out called WinFS
[20:59] <sebsebseb> Nitsuga: Linux file systems are better than Windows file systems :)
[20:59] <camt> maximumbob: it seems that it sees the touchscreen as a joystick instead of a mouse, not sure what to do about that
[20:59] <jrib> !wine > matrix_
[20:59] <spree> but i don't know much about it yet
[21:00] <spree> Never use FAT.
[21:00] <Nitsuga> sebsebseb, yes, i see
[21:00] <snarkster> im out
[21:00] <kalaghan> Shinka: then it works.
[21:00] <Clouse> fccf: My bad, finaly got it, I remember I had started to setup a root account but didn't finish it and also my lappy's CAPS Lock light doesn't come on any more.
[21:00] <Nitsuga> i thing i'm using ext4 for the data partition
[21:00] <maximumbob> camt: found this http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-hardware-18/adding-usb-joystick-as-2nd-x11-pointer-449434/
[21:00] <Nitsuga> cat windows > hell
[21:00] <sebsebseb> Nitsuga: why share data with Windows hmm, in fact why dual boot Windows?   with enough RAM you can virtual machine Windows,  it won't be that good for 3D gaming though or no good at all,  but other stuff it will be good
[21:00] <Shinka> kalaghan: No. I tried to make Netbeans work, but I can't run it unless openJDK is also installed.
[21:00] <sebsebseb> Nitsuga: well and you don't do CAD or something in a vm
[21:00] <sagredo> [56538.275232] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdb] Attached SCSI disk
[21:00] <sagredo> [56538.275393] sd 6:0:0:0: Attached scsi generic sg2 type 0
[21:00] <sagredo> [57007.862001]  CIFS VFS: No username specified
[21:00] <sagredo> [57007.862013]  CIFS VFS: cifs_mount failed w/return code = -22
[21:00] <sagredo> [57287.864885] CIFS: UNC Path does not begin with // or \\
[21:00] <FloodBot3> sagredo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:00] <sagredo> [57287.864896]  CIFS VFS: cifs_mount failed w/return code = -22
[21:00] <m0r0n> So what's a good music player, that gives lyrics also
[21:01] <sagredo> m0r0n: songbird or nothing
[21:01] <kalaghan> Shinka: that doesn't mean that the jdk doesn't work. it means you are not able to use it properly.
[21:01] <Nitsuga> sebsebseb, because windows is for 3D games
[21:01] <jthomas> sagredo: what's the format for .bash_aliases?
[21:01] <sebsebseb> Nitsuga: ok Windows is for 3D games, and  Linux distro is for your data  :)  problem solved
[21:01] <Shinka> kalaghan: Well then, does somebody know how to use it properly ?
[21:01] <sebsebseb> Nitsuga: in fact raelly you should have an external hard disk or something, and backup data there,  internal hard disks and such can just fail
[21:01] <Nitsuga> sebsebseb, yes, i think
[21:02] <mercutio22> alright, I have two computers using the evolution email client, is it possible for them to share the same inbox in a way that every chance is shared, say if I mark a message as "to do", when I open evolution in the second pc the msg is labeled accordingly?
[21:02] <Clouse> fccf: Are you still there?
[21:02] <sagredo> jthomas: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-89732.html
[21:02] <Nitsuga> sebsebseb, i have all that data duplied in a notebook
[21:02] <Nitsuga> both PC and notebook has a 1TB disk
[21:02] <spree> Yeah, songbird is pretty cool if the plugins work
[21:02] <camt> maximumbob: have you installed any joystick related packages? i.e. xserver-xorg-input-joystick?
[21:02] <sebsebseb> Nitsuga: only thing with Ubuntu is it's default Ext3 file system in  9.04,   with  Ext4 as the default in next version,   but also an optional file system for 9.04,  and already the default in distros such as Fedora 11
[21:02] <dayo> sagredo: have a look if this helps u: http://is.gd/1A3vE
[21:02] <pasteeater> is there a difference between using "bash script.sh" and "./script.sh"?
[21:02] <maximumbob> camt: I'll check
[21:02] <Nitsuga> sebsebseb, ok, problem solved
[21:02] <kalaghan> Shinka: you definitely don't get it running if you don't learn to describe error messages.
[21:03] <sagredo> dayo: reading
[21:03] <sebsebseb> Nitsuga: and people have to clean install,   to  get full Ext4 support, since the Ext3 to Ext4  conversion isn't  good enough
[21:03] <jrib> pasteeater: yes
[21:03] <m0r0n> sagredo: Songbird = looks exactly like iTunes, gross. But anyways does that give you the lyrics?
[21:03] <Nitsuga> "leave Windows with his ulgy and crappy filesystem
[21:03] <Clouse> fccf: run that comand and I got an xserver-xorg postinst waring
[21:03] <Nitsuga> xD
[21:03] <bastidrazor> m0r0n, rhythmbox also gives lyrics in a plugin.
[21:03] <Nitsuga> m0r0n, I like banshee
[21:03] <fccf> Clouse: would you pastebin that warning
[21:03] <maximumbob> camt: installing now
[21:03] <spree> lyrics don't do much for me, i listen to electronic music
[21:03] <Nitsuga> it isn't bloated (like songbird) and it's featurefull
[21:03] <glitsj16> m0r0n: plenty of options there ... try a search in synaptic and look around the project website for detaisl on features (i like MPD with a nice client like gmpc, very lightweight and performant)
[21:04] <Phil_Ewert> hello together, on my dell-notebook with an intel G945 graphics-processor running  jaunty,I  get an "(EE) intel(0): failed to set tiling on front buffer : rejected by kernel" and it boots in only 1024x768. I did an extensive search, but there are different such problems for different distros with different solutions. Can anybody suggest help ?
[21:04] <jrib> pasteeater: ./foo.sh executes the file.  If the file starts with #!/bin/bash, then bash will interpret it, but not otherwise.  On the other hand, « bash foo.sh » tells bash to interpret foo.sh.
[21:04] <abhi_> Hi, anyone using dell studio laptop ubuntu 9.04?
[21:04] <Clouse> fccf: Sorry what does pastebin mean?
[21:04] <Nitsuga> well, thak your sebsebseb, i have to go
[21:04] <Nitsuga> *thank you
[21:04] <sebsebseb> m0r0n  Nitsuaga,   I  like Banshee,  even though it's mono, and there is FUD about mono on the net
[21:04] <maximumbob> camt: done so
[21:04] <camt> maximumbob: there is also a package 'joystick' which includes some tools for joystick calibration
[21:04] <spree> Nitsuga To that, i remind you we're running Ubuntu here, not Slackware. lots of us are running our OS on beefed up workstations that can handle extra features.
[21:04] <Alan> Why isn't firefox 3.5 packaged as nicely as 3.0?  it seems to be making a right mess of the font rendering, using the wrong DPI and the wrong smoothing...
[21:04] <Shinka> kalaghan: I have no error message to describe, when I try to get NetBeans running it just won't run (unless openJDK is installed of course). And I can clearly see that all the packages for Sun Java are installed.
[21:05] <fccf> !paste | Clouse
[21:05] <pelle_k> hey, if i have any technical questions regarding libapt/apt-get/aptitude, where should i go?
[21:05] <mobi-sheep> Alan: Not security matter.  It'll be branded in Karmic.
[21:05] <Phil_Ewert> abhi_: I use an Dell Inspiron 640m with 9.04
[21:05] <spree> pelle_k Just ask the question.
[21:05] <m0r0n> sebsebseb: mono all the time? and what do you mean by " there is FUD about mono on the net" I can make it stereo?
[21:05] <jrib> pelle_k: we'll tell you to go somewhere else if it's not appropriate, don't worry :)
[21:05] <Nitsuga> spree, anyway, i like banshee
[21:05] <Alan> mobi-sheep: i see, so i'll need to wait several months for a ff 3.5 that doesn't look like crap, or do it myself? :(
[21:05] <camt> Alan: trying removing ~/.fonts.conf and restarting Firefox to fix the font smoothing
[21:05] <glitsj16> pelle_k: plenty of daily apt/aptitude (dpkg) users here, try your question i'd say
[21:06] <Nitsuga> and i hate bloated software
[21:06] <sebsebseb> m0r0n: some people think Mono is bad, because  it's  basically the open source version of  Microsoft .NET
[21:06] <mobi-sheep> Alan: It seems fine to me here. :o
[21:06] <jpds> sebsebseb: It isn't.
[21:06] <spree> m0r0n mono is a cross-platform, open-source .NET development framework.
[21:06] <Alan> mobi-sheep: are you using the default font smoothing and DPI?
[21:06] <sagredo> dayo: nothing
[21:06] <jpds> sebsebseb: And you believe everything on the interests? o_O
[21:06] <sebsebseb> jpds: of course not
[21:07] <mobi-sheep> Alan: I'll believe so.  I think default @ 96.
[21:07] <abhi_> Phil_Ewert, : is every work fine.. because i am facing problem with brightness buttons... It works intermettently.. can u please help me
[21:07] <sebsebseb> jpds: ,but I do like my Linux article and such reading,   Linux really is so much more than just Ubuntu :)
[21:07] <maximumbob> camt: 'jstest /dev/input/js0' worked great... but it still isn't inverted. Unless there's a 'jscal' option? checking...
[21:07] <abhi_> Phil_Ewert, : is everything work fine.. because i am facing problem with brightness buttons... It works intermettently.. can u please help me
[21:07] <Alan> mobi-sheep: ah, i use 75dpi with "best contrast" smoothing :(
[21:07] <jpds> sebsebseb: http://port25.technet.com/archive/2009/07/06/the-ecma-c-and-cli-standards.aspx
[21:07] <m0r0n> sebsebseb: spree:  Ah, thanks and I'm running banshee right now, seems like something I can like eventually how do I get the lyrics plugin?
[21:07] <dayo> sagredo: well,that's all i've got on this, unfortunately :-(
[21:07] <Alan> camt: i don't have a ~/.fonts.conf
[21:07] <saschahl> maximumbob: the xserver-xorg-input-joystick package can invert
[21:07] <Phil_Ewert> Please again my question : on my dell-notebook with an intel G945 graphics-processor running jaunty,I get an "(EE) intel(0): failed to set tiling on front buffer : rejected by kernel" and it boots in only 1024x768. I did an extensive search, but there are different such problems for different distros with different solutions. Can anybody suggest help ?
[21:07] <pelle_k> Allright guys. Here we go. I'm trying to find out how to list *deliberately* installed packages. However, for some reason, packages that are installed as dependencies seem so be marked as "automatically installed: no". I'm just trying to find out the rationale/reason for that.
[21:07] <dayo> sagredo: maybe also ask in #linux
[21:07] <sagredo> dayo: thanks again dude
[21:08] <sebsebseb> wizzo50: your back?
[21:08] <maximumbob> saschahl: what command is associated with it?
[21:08] <dayo> sagredo: u're welcome. sorry i wasn't able to help.
[21:08] <Phil_Ewert> abhi_:  it works absolutely fine. Don't have clue , what could be a problem ;o(
[21:08] <lu6cifer> Synaptic says I have ncurses installed, but when I run a simple "Hello world" program, I get error messages...any help?
[21:08] <Nitsuga> pelle_k, if you installed it via synaptic or apt-get they don't get marked as installe das dependency
[21:08] <saschahl> maximumbob: read man joystick, you might need to add some configuration lines to your xorg.conf
[21:08] <camt> maximumbob: jscal looks to uave a -u option that might do that for you
[21:08] <jrib> pelle_k: were you here earlier asking about this?
[21:08] <Nitsuga> synaptic marks for synaptic, apt get marcks for apt get
[21:08] <jpds> spree: And Mono is not .NET, it's an implementation of the C# language.
[21:09] <jrib> !compile > lu6cifer
[21:09] <abhi_> Phil_Ewert, :which version of ubuntu are u using?
[21:09] <Nitsuga> one aptitude to rule them all ;)
[21:09] <jrib> lu6cifer: did you install the corresponding -dev packages?
[21:09] <markus___> Hello!
[21:09] <lu6cifer> jrib: yes
[21:09] <jrib> lu6cifer: pastebin
[21:09] <pelle_k> jrib, yes i was. still searching for an answer...
[21:09] <camt> maximumbob: but yeah man joystick looks like it has some info on editing xorg.conf as well
[21:09] <markus___> Does anyone here know if it's possible for any program in ubuntu to detect what's playing in Spotify running under Wine?
[21:09] <lu6cifer> jrib: what do you mean pastebin?
[21:09] <jrib> pelle_k: but I take it you do not like my earlier suggestion of just subtracting out the dependencies of ubuntu-desktop?
[21:09] <jrib> !pastebin | lu6cifer
[21:10] <Phil_Ewert> abhi_: 9.04 as I said. It should work fine, sry !
[21:10] <spree> jpds Fascinating, because I quoted verbatim the title of the mono project homepage. but hey, you being completely and totally wrong is no big deal.
[21:10] <mobi-sheep> Which filesystems makes more sense for pure data storage? (ie non-system).  ext2 or ext3?
[21:10] <maximumbob> camt: I'm checking that out... something like 'Option "MapAxis1" "mode=relative axis=-1x" or something
[21:10] <Clouse> fccf: overwriting possibly-customised configuration file; backup in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.20090716060132
[21:10] <erUSUL> mobi-sheep: ext3
[21:10] <pelle_k> Nitsuga, any reason for that behaviour? How *do* you install packages, and have the dependencies marked properly, as installed as "automatically"?
[21:10] <Markussss> Does anyone here know if it's possible for any program in ubuntu to detect what's playing in Spotify running under Wine?
[21:10] <Clouse> fccf: thats all it is
[21:10] <spree> jpds Please refrain from posting wrong information in the future though to encourage quality chat.
[21:10] <jdu> mobi-sheep, ext3 is safer because it journals
[21:10] <mobi-sheep> erUSUL: Why?  It's journaled -- Something not necessary?
[21:11] <fccf> Clouse: that's fine .. do that and reboot
[21:11] <jpds> spree: Sorry, was reading Wikipedia.
[21:11] <camt> maximumbob: ok, i think you're on the right track now.  the previous xorg.conf edits would have affected a mouse, not a joystick.
[21:11] <spree> jpds: There you go.
[21:11] <mobi-sheep> Well... ext2 = less read/write.  Hmmm.
[21:11] <abhi_> Phil_Ewert, : u are lucky. I am struggling to get my buttons to work seamlessly.
[21:11] <erUSUL> mobi-sheep: why you say journaling is not neccesary ? ext3 is better in other ways too?
[21:12] <maximumbob> camt: thanks for help
[21:12] <pasteeater> jrib: i see.  about what i thought.  thanks.
[21:12] <Klowny> i agree with you seb but windows is the standard
[21:12] <camt> camt: np, good luck with it
[21:12] <Clouse> fccf: I think it is just telling me that it detected a possible custom config  and overwrit is anyway but also backed it up
[21:12] <m0r0n> Can anyone tell me where to get the lyrics extension, I googled it without any result that helped
[21:12] <Klowny> woah i was scrolled way up there lol
[21:12] <spree> Klowny the standard what?
[21:12] <camt> maximumbob: typo there, good luck
[21:12] <Clouse> fccf: Roger that will do
[21:12] <mobi-sheep> erUSUL: Just figuring out... Well, if it's for data storage.  Would it need to be checked?  Probably not lot of benefits as there are no writing to it.  But yeah, I'll go with ext3.
[21:12] <Klowny> the standard as far as OS's go spree i was repsonding to someone that posted long long ago
[21:12] <Klowny> i thought it was recent lol
[21:13] <pelle_k> jrib, i've tried. it's a mess. i can't figure out where to begin. The problems seems to be the inconsistency, because some packages have it's dependencied marked correctly as automatically installed, while with some packages, they are not. I dont know whats causing this, and how to handle that if i'm iterating over ALL packages. Further more, meta-packages, tasks and virtual packages just makes it so much harder... :/
[21:13] <abhi_> is there any link from where i can download drivers for DELL STUDIO laptops...
[21:13] <LordNUniv> can someone help me install the real cdrtools package instead of the useless wodim package which doesn't work?
[21:13] <spree> Klowny windows is not the standard by any means. It's only the most popular. If you want standards, look at the Dept of Defense and their evals of the different operating systems.
[21:13] <AlanNeedsHelp> Anyone got any idea why, when I start Ubuntu (either from the Live CD, or from a full install) the desktop doesn't appear?  I just get a lot of corruption.   (Savage 2)
[21:15] <LolzMan> ok i somethimes use ubuntu, default on laptop is vista, and i have 2gb ram, vista is sorta slow, so im thinking that its just the resource-hogging vista, so i used ubuntu and it is also very slow, what would be causing this?
[21:15] <notlistening> Hi, I am using the proprietry driver from ATI the lastest version I am using the proposed updates and keep getting kernel updates do i need to reinstall the driver over each kernel that i run as they seem to break compiz
[21:15] <Klowny> Dr_Willis: exactly my point, now how many windows lol
[21:15] <camt> the savage 2 people are releasing another game with a linux client, heroes of newerth
[21:16] <Klowny> i'm not saying windows is better
[21:16] <spree> Klowny http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_gaming#Commercial_games  <-- Klowny, being misinformed doesn't mean that you are stupid, but please refrain from making false statements.
[21:16] <Klowny> but it's mainstream
[21:16] <StormAtRest> tell me a good FPS game
[21:16] <fccf> Clouse: try CTRL-ALT-F1
[21:16] <Klowny> it's not a false statement windows is mainstream for games
[21:16] <Dr_Willis> I have serverl comercial linux games from years past.. and.. sadly most of them dont work  on newer disrtos
[21:16] <Clouse> fccf: OK
[21:16] <StormAtRest> I wish, companies should start making games for Ubuntu.
[21:16] <erUSUL> notlistening: depends on how you installed the drivers ... did you used the ati installer or used System>Admin..>Hardware Drivers
[21:16] <bastidrazor> StormAtRest, quake.. open arena.
[21:17] <Klowny> storm it would be nice
[21:17] <m0r0n> Anyone know how to work Bashee well?
[21:17] <notlistening> erUSUL, -, ati installer
[21:17] <spree> Klowny Yes it is a false statement. Console is mainstream for games.
[21:17] <Clouse> fccf: Is there a comand that can whipe out all GPU settings and set them back to default?
[21:17] <fccf> Clouse: I trust you got to a terminal?
[21:17] <erUSUL> notlistening: then the reinstall everytime a new kernel is relesed is necesary afaik
[21:18] <spree> Klowny please refrain from continuing to make false statements based on opinion. Do some research and come back.
[21:18] <Clouse> fccf: Yes just going back there now
[21:18] <Klowny> spree no research is needed to see what pc games are being developed for and vast majority is for windows
[21:18] <Seven-7> I'm getting this strange error when I use APT-GET AUTOREMOVE: http://pastie.org/547269
[21:18] <notlistening> erUSUL, thanks that makes sense now thinking about it what a right royal pain but the fixes are worth it
[21:18] <Clouse> fccf: back in terminal as root
[21:18] <aboSamoor> Hi, guys where can I find a tutorial for booting over network on jaunty, I googled it but there are many websites with many ways, I am asking if you know any tested way ?
[21:18]  * Dr_Willis waits for the OT warnings to come in.
[21:19] <fccf> Clouse: first things first ... you need pastebinit.... sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[21:19] <jrib> Dr_Willis: you read my mind!
[21:19] <Dr_Willis> aboSamoor:  you mean seting up a Jaunty server to boot other machiens (to jaunty)
[21:19] <spree> Klowny You've changed your position 3 times now to reflect something you consider more true. Please take it to someplace more relevant like #politics
[21:19] <jrib> !ot | spree, Klowny
[21:19] <SidGBF> therea red-named link '.#CoacherTitle.php -><EMAIL_ADDRESS>how to remove it?
[21:20] <spree> Klowny yes, please take it to #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:20] <Dr_Willis> jrib:  that will show them.
[21:20] <aboSamoor> Dr_Willis, I want to install jaunty on other machines which don't have CD readers
[21:20] <spree> Klowny You are allowed to be wrong all you want in there.
[21:20] <Clouse> fccf: OK I'd better go out and get into netroot and plug a cable in, one moment
[21:21] <Dr_Willis> aboSamoor:  just installing should be doable.. (never done it however)  most of the sites im seeing are a little old.
[21:21] <fccf> Clouse: being connected is a prerequisite
[21:21] <Dr_Willis> !install | aboSamoor
[21:22] <notlistening> Is there a good guide for configuring ubuntu to run from  a SSD?
[21:22] <Dr_Willis> aboSamoor:  i just use flash-drive installers now a days
[21:22] <Clouse> fccf: :)
[21:23] <Seven-7> Anyone understand the error I'm getting? http://pastie.org/547269
[21:23] <BitWraith> would the "versatile" kernel work on ARM hardware, or just ARM Qemu? If so, which hardware specifically?
[21:23] <aboSamoor> Dr_Willis, it is much better do you know any way to add support to USB booting to the bios ?
[21:23] <LolzMan> does anyone have any idea why ubuntu would eb slow with 2gb ram?
[21:23] <Clouse> fccf: ok pastebinnt is installed
[21:24] <switch10__> LolzMan: do you have compiz and a bunch of other stuff running?
[21:24] <m0r0n> LolzMan: Maybe it's the processor? What do you have
[21:24] <fccf> Clouse: sudo cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | pastebinit -- and give me the url
[21:24] <Dr_Willis> aboSamoor:  if your pc cant boot a flash drive.. well...  not sur what you want to do then..  you cant boot from cd or usb?
[21:24] <amedeo_> i can't see videos on youtube with opera... can someone help me?
[21:24] <LolzMan> i have what every the default is and pretty much only ff
[21:24] <Curtis_B> would you consider a departure to be a time or a place
[21:25] <Clouse> Cool
[21:25] <Clouse> fccf: Cool
[21:25] <LolzMan> proc is an amd 64 athlon x2
[21:25] <fccf> Seven-7: run that with sudo
[21:26] <Seven-7> fccf: Uh, it's in root.
[21:26] <Seven-7> fccf: Do I really have to use SUDO inside root?
[21:26] <Clouse> fccf: I can't get the pipe key to work?
[21:27] <ikonia> Seven-7: in root ?
[21:27] <BitWraith> LolzMan, usually if linux seems slow the graphics driver is to blame. what graphics card?
[21:27] <fccf> Seven-7: whoops ... didn't see that right away ...
[21:27] <switch10__> LolzMan: that's plenty fast
[21:27] <bastidrazor> Clouse, you can do it with pastebinit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[21:27] <Scunizi> Curtis_B: verb
[21:28] <pelle_k> jrib, actually. i was wrong. sort of. new "Recommends", are installed as "automatically installed: no". I think i have to file a bug report about that. I seem to recall reading they did that so people could remove certain child packages without calling the dependency resolver to remove the package the got child installed.
[21:28] <fccf> Clouse: do what bastidrazor said
[21:28] <Clouse> bastidrazor: thanks
[21:28] <Clouse> fccf: sure
[21:28] <jrib> pelle_k: I see
[21:29] <khaled_> asdf
[21:29] <khaled_> hi everybody
[21:29] <danl> is there a way to unroll all the changes you've made to ubuntu?
[21:29] <Dr_Willis> danl:  not very esaially..
[21:29] <Dr_Willis> danl:  normally its not needed
[21:30] <danl> I have a vps that started at 500mb and now is over 1gb and I want to reset... but my vps host page is messed up and for some reason ubuntu 9.04 is not an option right now
[21:30] <cor> evenin
[21:30] <Clouse> fccf: pastebin.com/f7b87813a
[21:30] <yoga> I install firefox-3.5, but it's not,  it's Shiretoko Preview Browser, How do I install Fixfox verison 3.5?
[21:31] <hatter243> !firefox-3.5
[21:31] <maximumbob> camt: I've made some progress - it uses it like a joystick now. But there's some major 'drifting' and it won't uninvert. It was better before when it thought it was a mouse.
[21:32] <fccf> Clouse: as expected ... now I'll need the output of dmesg and lspci if you can muster it
[21:32] <tanner_> hi
[21:32] <Clouse> fccf: I sure can
[21:32] <tanner_> i have a question
[21:32] <Scunizi> yoga: Shiretoko is the code name for FF3.5  it's beta
[21:32] <fccf> !ask | tanner_
[21:33] <amedeo_> i can't see videos on youtube with opera... can someone help me?
[21:33] <Dr_Willis> seems to be some critical security bug in FF 3.5 also. :()  guess we will be gettting a 3.5.01 soon :)
[21:33] <tanner_> how do i connect my xubuntu 9.04 to wireless internet i have linksys wusb54gsc
[21:33] <Dr_Willis> if ya want to read about  it  (i just heard about it ) --> http://blog.mozilla.com/security/2009/07/14/critical-javascript-vulnerability-in-firefox-35/
[21:34] <L33Thaxor666> yo peepos
[21:34] <yoga> Scunizi: So the Shiretoko that I just installed is still beta?
[21:34] <tanner_> how do i connect my xubuntu 9.04 to wireless internet i have linksys wusb54gsc
[21:35] <tanner_> how do i connect my xubuntu 9.04 to wireless internet i have linksys wusb54gsc
[21:35] <Dr_Willis> !wireless | tanner_
[21:35] <troubled> hey guys, your community manager, Jono Bacon, is just going live with Randal Schwartz for FLOSS Weekly at http://live.twit.tv/ to cover BZFlag today. Tune in for video, or use icecast to listen to the audio at twit.am/listen (winamp, vlc etc). enjoy!
[21:35] <cor> tanner_ it should happen automatically - check your router DHCP settings
[21:35] <tanner_> ty\
[21:35] <L33Thaxor666> install flash
[21:35] <ikonia> tanner_: please don't spam here
[21:35] <L33Thaxor666> maybe
[21:36] <ikonia> L33Thaxor666: pardon?
[21:36] <tanner_> ok i wont any more
[21:36] <ikonia> tanner_: sorry
[21:36] <maximumbob> camt: Aha.
[21:36] <ikonia> tanner_: that wasn't for you
[21:36] <camt> maximumbob: I like Ahas.
[21:36] <ikonia> troubled: please don't spam stuff like that
[21:36] <tanner_> oh lol
[21:36] <ikonia> tanner_: my apologies, I was talking to troubled
[21:36] <maximumbob> camt: bad aha, will explain:
[21:36] <L33Thaxor666> he said he cant see video
[21:37] <maximumbob> camt: It _is_ using it like a joystick. So if I click far away from the center, it 'moves' faster. But if I click near the center of the screen, it is still. Imagine where I click where you have angled and held the joystick.
[21:38] <arthurh> Is there an apt meta package of sorts that only installs security updates from the cli?
[21:38] <marc> msg nickserv marc emilyrz1
[21:38] <maximumbob> camt: you know, it might be the 'relative' option I used. Perhaps I need 'absolute'. There wasn't any explanation for that optipn in man joystick.
[21:38] <arthurh> or how would one go about just applying security updates to installed packages
[21:38] <Clouse> fccf: Sorry I don't know where dmesg is, is it also a .conf file?
[21:38] <ikonia> arthurh: they get offered to you out of the security repo
[21:38] <camt> maximumbob: that sounds like it's worth a shot. inversion works though?
[21:38] <amedeo_> on my opera i cant watch youtube videos, but i have the plug-in... what can i do?
[21:39] <arthurh> ikonia: so, just apply all updates available in the security repository by disabling other repos?
[21:39] <ikonia> arthurh: no,
[21:39] <racecar56> why does my power button seem to turn off the computer like i unplugged it?
[21:39] <maximumbob> camt: No
[21:39] <ikonia> arthurh: the security updates are part of the normal update process
[21:39] <Dr_Willis> Opera here also - dosent seem to play flash videos.. even tho it does say the plugin is installed.
[21:39] <maximumbob> camt: except in 'jstest' the numbers show the inversion, but not the result
[21:39] <cor> racecar56 you can set that in the power settings
[21:40] <racecar56> cor, ?
[21:40] <maximumbob> camt: some success! It no longer drifts - absolute was the answer to that. Now I just have to force the inversion.
[21:40] <fccf> Clouse type dmesg into term
[21:40] <cor> there's got to be a config for the power button event somewhere. Configure that.
[21:40] <arthurh> ikonia: but I ONLY want to install security updates to installed packages, and of course their dependencies -- but I don't want to upgrade any packages that exist for the sake of upgrading --
[21:41] <racecar56> cor, i looked at my power management thing and it says if i press power button, ask
[21:41] <ikonia> arthurh: that's not how it works, it only offers updates+security updates for installed packages
[21:41] <ikonia> arthurh: it won't update something you don't have installed
[21:41] <[keanu]> is there a known memory leak with vlc 1.0.0?
[21:41] <racecar56> cor, but i had that set and it still goes off like i unplugged it
[21:41] <cor> strange
[21:41] <racecar56> cor, it's a really old computer though
[21:42] <racecar56> cor, but in windoze at the day i used it the power button works fine
[21:42] <cor> perhaps your error logs have more details, maybe a driver issue. maybe your BIOS forces it.
[21:42] <cor> hmm.
[21:42] <[keanu]> i'm using vlc 1.0.0 from the PPAs, and it appears that it eats through all of my memory
[21:42] <Clouse> fccf: Yep did that and it came up and went by really fast
[21:42] <racecar56> cor, well, the bios dosen't seem to have an option O_o
[21:43] <fccf> Clouse: thats what I need to read
[21:43] <BitWraith> every time gdm starts I get a curses page with an Ok button taht says that an internal error occurred. Where can I find a more detailed description of this error? I looked in /var/log but I don't see anything relevant in Xorg's logs.
[21:43] <[keanu]> with firefox, xchat, terminal, vlc, pulseaudio volume control open, i ran a while loop to append the output of 'free' to a log every tenth of a second - at one point, both my 2.5GB of physical ram, and my 2GB of swap were wiped
[21:43] <Jlone_laptop> anyone know why my download rate seems realy slow?
[21:43] <Clouse> fssf: I figured that but I don't know what directory it lives in
[21:44] <unitxt> wow, Flash has totally broke Firefox on 9.04. Anyone know of a fix for this?
[21:44] <bastidrazor> BitWraith, possibly in ~/.xsession-errors
[21:44] <Jlone_laptop> only does it in ubuntu, if i boot into windows its fine
[21:44] <arthurh> ikonia: I understand that -- but let's say I have package A, version 1.  Package B, Version 1 both installed.  Package A was upgraded in the repo to version 2 for a feature standpoint, Package B has a security update to version 1.1 no more -- there's no way to just upgrade package B via some type of meta package or similar while ignoring package A that has only a new release for feature additions?
[21:44] <Clouse> fccf: I tryed to nano it but got nothing
[21:44] <ikonia> arthurh: versions don't get updated like that, it's bug fixes normally, and security updates
[21:44] <arthurh> wow, that was some load of crap that came out of my fingers -- but you get it
[21:44] <ikonia> arthurh: let ubuntu manage your updates
[21:44] <racecar56> cor, looked in dmesg but apparently i don't see anything bad
[21:45] <arthurh> ikonia yeah, during install of Ubuntu server I did choose to not have it apply updates and security updates automagically
[21:45] <fccf> Clouse: i'd have you pipe dmesg to pastebinit but you can't pipe can you?
[21:45] <arthurh> ikonia: I'm not sure that was the most wise choice
[21:45] <mzuverink> I have a Happaugh 850 USBWintv-hvr, but everything look for /dev/video0, I can even find when it register when I plug it in, any help out there?
[21:45] <ikonia> arthurh: let it apply updates - they are bug fixes, not major package updates
[21:45] <cor> racecar56, I still haven't manahged to get my Satellite to sleep or hibernate in the Jaunty, so I'm not really the man to ask!
[21:45] <racecar56> cor, hey, i looked again and i see something....
[21:45] <cor> hit me!
[21:46] <Clouse> fccf: I will try again
[21:46] <racecar56> cor, "The chipset may have PM-Timer Bug. Due to workarounds for a bug, this clock source is slow. If you are sure your timer does not have this bug, please use "acpi_pm_good" to disable the workaround"
[21:46] <cor> interesting
[21:46] <racecar56> cor, i don't know if this would do it but it looks funny
[21:46] <Clouse> fccf: that it so wired the pipe key just wont work
[21:47] <BitWraith> I took another look in /var/log and I found the error, although I'm sure sure how to correct it.
[21:47] <racecar56> cor, i guess i should add acpi_pm_good to some file?
[21:47] <arthurh> ikonia: thanks for the insight
[21:48] <BitWraith> "Saw signal 11: Server aborting."
[21:48] <racecar56> cor, "HPET not enabled in BIOS. You might try hpet=force boot option"
[21:48] <cor> isn't it a flag?
[21:48] <racecar56> cor, interesting... hmmmm
[21:49] <L33Thaxor666> dude how do tell if your running in 64bits?
[21:49] <racecar56> L33Thaxor666, uname -a
[21:49] <cor> i.e. add to your boot command. don't quote me on that - I'm only going by what you tell me!
[21:49] <racecar56> L33Thaxor666, if you see "x86_64" you're on 64bit
[21:49] <fccf> Clouse: how bout pasting a pipe?
[21:49] <cor> in 64 bits, I like that
[21:49] <guntbert> Clouse: if you pipe key doesn't work you still can type "command > some.file, and the pastebin that file
[21:49] <racecar56> cor, i guess that would be in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[21:50] <guntbert> Clouse: without the " :-)
[21:50] <mzuverink> How do you make a hard link?
[21:50] <L33Thaxor666> i dont see it...
[21:50] <L33Thaxor666> i686
[21:50] <fccf> Clouse ... dmesg > dmesg.test   ... then pastebinit dmesg.test
[21:50] <_gpg_> hello
[21:50] <L33Thaxor666> that means i install 32 bits right?
[21:50] <cor> man ln
[21:50] <L33Thaxor666> ed
[21:51] <mzuverink> man ln
[21:51] <mzuverink> thanks
[21:51] <cor> np
[21:51] <markw_> anyone loose their "wrapped-passphrase" encrypted private home directory on an upgrade?
[21:51] <_gpg_> I would like to know if some one has already made a lie ubuntu CD (or a qemu) with an LTTNG preinstalled
[21:51] <th0r> markl_: why...did you find one?
[21:51] <Clouse> fccf: Of course save the output fist and then pastebin it, one moment
[21:52] <racecar56> Clouse, or pastebinit (haha)
[21:52] <crom09> hello, i've got some audio problems, can someone help me?
[21:52] <markw_> th0r: no, have a broken login.  apparently it won't decrypt the ecryptfs for a user.
[21:52] <racecar56> crom09, k
[21:52] <racecar56> crom09, what seems to be wrong
[21:52] <crom09> it's with the mic
[21:52] <racecar56> crom09, k
[21:53] <crom09> it seems to work, that is if i talk i hear myself on the speakers
[21:53] <crom09> however, i can't record or use voice chat
[21:53] <markw_> th0r: so if they login, their "desktop" hangs.  It's got a passphrase error in the logs.
[21:53] <racecar56> crom09, i have a similar problem
[21:53] <jwfoxjr> does anyone know if icecast can multiplex muliple incoming streams? I have 3 incoming streams that I want to output as one
[21:53] <tanner_> im having troble with my wireless internet any 1 able to go step by step with me?
[21:53] <racecar56> crom09, any audio that happens to be playing when i record, it records that even if i don't have speakers hooked up O_o
[21:53] <ikonia> tanner_: follow the guide posted to you
[21:53] <ikonia> !wirless
[21:53] <ikonia> !wireless
[21:54] <crom09> racecar56, well, that's a step better than me
[21:54] <Clouse> guntbert: thanks also
[21:54] <racecar56> crom09, k
[21:54] <tanner_> iit did not help me
[21:54] <crom09> racecar56, at least you can record domething
[21:54] <racecar56> crom09, no i cant
[21:54] <th0r> markw_: I never trusted that encfs...always use truecrypt instead. It doesn't encrypt the home directory, but it will keep everying inside safe
[21:54] <racecar56> crom09, if i don't have audio playing it don't record anything
[21:54] <guntbert> Clouse: np :-)
[21:55] <racecar56> crom09, if audio is playing even with no speakers, it records it
[21:55] <FairFight> Hey, im trying to get libapache-mod-perl but i get this message when trying to apt-get install it: Package libapache-mod-perl is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[21:55] <markw_> th0r: I do the whole disk.
[21:55] <FairFight> what can i do?
[21:55] <L33Thaxor666> after all this im going to have to reinstall
[21:55] <crom09> racecar56, so you say if you play an mp3 and start recording you record the music?
[21:55] <guntbert> msg ubottu info libapache-mod-perl
[21:55] <racecar56> crom09, no
[21:55] <L33Thaxor666> im running i686 on an multicore
[21:56] <markw_> th0r: but 9.04 asks if you want to "encrypt" so he encrypted, now it won't let him decrypt.
[21:56] <rudi> does anyone know how to get compiz working again in 9.04 if you have intel integrated graphics
[21:56] <racecar56> crom09, i using audacity, for example, i am recording on another track to existing ogg audio
[21:56] <rudi> back when i was on feisty it worked great
[21:56] <racecar56> crom09, then the dumb thing records what plays
[21:56] <guntbert> !info libapache2-mod-perl2 | FairFight
[21:57] <L33Thaxor666> u guys are going to have to show me all about xorg again in a few weeks
[21:57] <racecar56> FairFight, apt-cache search libapache-mod-perl
[21:57] <racecar56> FairFight, that could help
[21:57] <racecar56> FairFight, wait nvm
[21:57] <crom09> racecar56, so any advice for me?
[21:57] <racecar56> crom09, i don't really know
[21:57] <gastaufdemast> hi @ll
[21:57] <racecar56> crom09, try the back mic port?
[21:57] <racecar56> crom09, the front ports i find unreliable
[21:57] <FairFight> oh, thanks guntbert
[21:58] <Clouse> fccf: OK finerly, f5220f315
[21:58] <rudi> does anyone know how to get compiz working again in 9.04 if you have intel integrated graphics
[21:58] <guntbert> FairFight: np :-)
[21:58] <guntbert> !welcome | gastaufdemast
[21:58] <crom09> racecar56, !!
[21:58] <amaretto4u> hi
[21:59] <maximumbob> camt: it seems to pick and choose the arguments I give it. :-/ There is a difference between "relative" and "absolute", and if I use "xz" and "xy" instead of "x" and "y". But I even swapped x and y to no effect! :-/
[21:59] <crom09> racecar56, no i don't hear myself but i can record
[21:59] <racecar56> crom09, k
[21:59] <amaretto4u> can someone help me to install GRUB from flasg drive?
[21:59] <guntbert> maximumbob: wrong channel? :-)
[21:59] <fccf> Clouse: still need lspci ... same process
[22:00] <crom09> racecar56, well this awkward but, well, if it works...
[22:00] <crom09> racecar56, thx
[22:00] <maximumbob> guntbert: no - we've been discussing it. Pointing devices on ubuntu.
[22:00] <Irreduc_iPod> #math please
[22:00] <racecar56> crom09, k
[22:00] <maximumbob> Hah I see how that can be perceived as a math thing :P. Configuring X to use a touchscreen that thinks it's a joystick as a mouse.
[22:00] <Clouse> fccf: And lspci; f46ae3daf
[22:00] <guntbert> maximumbob: sorry then, didn't see that :-)
[22:01] <maximumbob> guntbert: you can help if you want :p
[22:01] <maximumbob> thanks for volunteering
[22:01] <guntbert> maximumbob: what do you need?
[22:01] <maximumbob> guntbert: I have a touchscreen that works out of the box as a mouse in ubuntu.... but both the X and Y axes are invertex. Bottom left maps to top right actual.
[22:02] <maximumbob> guntbert: So I've been configuring it in xorg.conf but it seems to ignore the options that invert the axes
[22:02] <jozpalazn> Hi. Sometimes with an MP3 player or other USB 2.0 device, things transfer really fast for a little bit, and then it slows down _a lot_. Why does this happen? It happens in either direction, copying from or to device.
[22:03] <Guest82874> On my current network I can do only limited internet stuff like pings and IRC but, no apt-gets or browsing. Any idea as to what would cause this?
[22:03] <skellington> hey guys. i love ubuntu but i have a serious problem with it. why cant i connect to wifi? whenever i type in the pass for wpa router, it just spits the hex back out at me. i dont like to bring up other distros, but moblin had wifi working out of the box. ive tried everything, and i dont know what to do. any ideas?
[22:03] <guntbert> maximumbob: oh ... sorry, I seldom needed to touch xorg.conf since I use ubuntu - and never with a touchscreen - so no ideas :-(
[22:04] <gastaufdemast> maximumbob - have u tried to start a ubuntu live-cd to find out if it works out-of-the-box?
[22:04] <maximumbob> gastaufdemast: This is a brand new ubuntu install and it was inverted, and it's also inverted on 2 windows systems I've tried
[22:04] <maximumbob> I'll paste my xorg.conf
[22:05] <richdf> Hi! I'm after some assistance for removing an error message which appears every time I login. I'm running Jaunty. Error is "CPU frequency scaling unsupported".
[22:05] <racecar56> richdf, im a bios tweaker and i get that all the time
[22:05] <racecar56> richdf, see if resetting the bios options helps
[22:05] <fccf> Clouse: you are running jaunty right?
[22:05] <gastaufdemast> maximumbob - sorry, never had a touch screen, but maybe a hardware problem?
[22:05] <cor> arg
[22:05] <Slart> richdf: cpu frequency scaling is when your processor is downclocked when there's nothing to do.. a power saving mechanism.. not sure why it isn't supported though.. what processor are you using?
[22:05] <Clouse> fccf: Yes
[22:06] <Hreno> hey, is there a way to split one partition into more without GParted? I've defraged already, using win xp
[22:06] <markw_> th0was:
[22:06] <maximumbob> gastaufdemast: I have two of these touchscreens and have the exact same issue
[22:06] <markw_> Ok, it looks like a bug with the password changing utility.
[22:06] <maximumbob> gastaufdemast: http://pastebin.com/m43bbbdc5 if it's enlightening at all
[22:06] <Slart> Hreno: I don't think any app can "split" partitions.. shrink and create a new one though... that might work
[22:06] <Hreno> Slart, that's what I want, yeah
[22:06] <kevin34> ciao
[22:06] <markw_> he changed his password and the wrapper for his ecryptfs didn't get updated to the new password.
[22:06] <Clouse> fccf: But after I get through this I am going back to 8.1 so I can have some openGL goodness
[22:06] <SnakDoc> is there a defrag app for ubuntu ?
[22:07] <Slart> Hreno: you can use fdisk, gparted, parted or any number of those kinds of apps
[22:07] <kevin34> ditemi che ci sono italiani :)
[22:07] <fccf> Clouse: from what I can tell your card is supprted by the xserver-xorg-video-radeonhd driver ... of course you would also need fglrx and perhaps some others ... I hope this helps
[22:07] <kevin34> che spettacolo....
[22:07] <Slart> SnakDoc: nope.. not for ext2/3 at least
[22:07] <Hreno> Slart, yeah, but I think I have to use a CD for that. is there possibly to do that inside of win xp?
[22:07] <Slart> SnakDoc: but as long as you keep at least 20% free space on the drive fragmentation shouldn't be a problem
[22:07] <SnakDoc> Slart was wanting it for external has ntfs on it
[22:07] <LolzMan> sorry bout, loss the connection
[22:08] <gastaufdemast> maximumbob - have u tried to turn -x and -y to x and y ?
[22:08] <Slart> Hreno: you would have to ask in a windows channel about that.. try ##windows
[22:08] <LolzMan> BitWraith: the graphics card is an ati radeon.
[22:08] <Slart> SnakDoc: nope.. nothing to defrag ntfs volumes in linux
[22:08] <tanner_> i need help with my wirless network i have linksys card will anyone go threw step by step?
[22:08] <Hreno> Slart, kk, just thought if someone new here
[22:08] <richdf> Hi Slart & racecar56, it only started after I added CPU Freq Scaling Mon to Panel (in attempt to monitor cpu use - my mistake!!) removed from panel but error keeps returning on login. any ideas which config files to check? cpu info to folow next
[22:08] <Slart> Hreno: no worries
[22:08] <Hreno> knew*
[22:09] <Slart> richdf: don't paste it to the channel
[22:09] <SnakDoc> slart ok just will have to take in other room to do every so often :P lol
[22:09] <Guest82874> On my current network I can do only limited internet stuff like pings and IRC but, no apt-gets or browsing. Any idea as to what would cause this?
[22:09] <maximumbob> gastaufdemast: I've tried every combination you can imagine... + and -, even swapped and used both letters at a time. Added a number. Nothing changes anything. Though changing 'absolute' to 'relative' makes a difference so I know the configuration has some effect.
[22:09] <Slart> richdf: use a pastebin
[22:09] <tanner_> i need help with my wirless network i have linksys card will anyone go threw step by step?
[22:09] <LolzMan> is that what is causing the problem
[22:09] <Slart> richdf: no idea really..
[22:09] <LolzMan> it has updated drivers
[22:09] <Clouse> fccf: Yes it does very much, thankyou very much once again, is there a sire you can direct me to with a bit more info or maybe even a bit step by step acction, sorry but I am stil a liunx newbe
[22:09] <tanner_> i need help with my wirless network i have linksys card will anyone go threw step by step?
[22:09] <firecrotch> Guest82874: Something must be blocking HTTP connections / port 80?
[22:09] <richdf> slart, pastebin? please advise (sorry for ignorance)
[22:09] <tanner_> i need help with my wirless network i have linksys card will anyone go threw step by step?
[22:09] <tanner_> i need help with my wirless network i have linksys card will anyone go threw step by step?
[22:09] <Slart> !pastebin | richdf
[22:09] <tanner_> i need help with my wirless network i have linksys card will anyone go threw step by step?
[22:09] <tanner_> i need help with my wirless network i have linksys card will anyone go threw step by step?
[22:09] <FloodBot3> tanner_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:09] <alteregoa> dashslot comments are closed
[22:10] <gastaufdemast> maximumbob - also tried to delete the "-"
[22:10] <Slart> tanner_: way to make sure *everyone* will ignore you
[22:10] <alteregoa> i think tanner has a repeated retard problem
[22:10] <firecrotch> could be a buggy client, you know...
[22:11] <richdf> thanks, I'll get back shortly
[22:11] <r4ban> hello everyone, my FF 3.5 just crashes and dissappears for no reason, how do i go about in troubleshooting this?
[22:11] <dewman> or has never took the time to read the rules......
[22:11] <maximumbob> gastaufdemast: I just realized that now when I hover the mouse over a scrollbar it scrolls up! no matter what.
[22:11] <Guest82874> firecrotch: Thats what I thought but, wouldnt "ping google.com" use port 80 at least for the DNS lookup?
[22:11] <firecrotch> Guest82874: Nope, DNS uses a different port
[22:11] <tanner_> i need help step by step with my wireless card for xubuntu 9.04 (jaunty)
[22:11] <fccf> Clouse: try here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1170212 or here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=467247
[22:11] <dewman> I always ping google...... ;-)
[22:11] <firecrotch> Guest82874: udp 53 for DNS :)
[22:12] <tanner_> i need help step by step with my wireless card for xubuntu 9.04 (jaunty)  will anyone help me???
[22:12] <Guest82874> dewman: I am trying to break that habit and ping cnn.com since its shorter
[22:12] <firecrotch> !ask > tanner_
[22:12] <Slart> tanner_: if you keep spamming the channel you will get kicked out of here
[22:12] <Guest82874> firecrotch: does "apt-get" use port 80?
[22:12] <Slart> tanner_: if you don't get an answer just repeat your question.. BUT wait at least 15 minutes before repeating it.. at least 15 minutes
[22:12] <guntbert> maximumbob: in some forum I found the line  Option "MapAxis2" "mode=absolute deadzone=0 axis=-1y" - did you try that too?
[22:13] <tanner_> ok
[22:13] <richdf> cpu info in pastebin http://paste.ubuntu.com/219296/
[22:13] <firecrotch> Guest82874: Yes, it uses standard HTTP connections on port 80, as far as I know
[22:13] <maximumbob> guntbert: I'll try re-adding the deadzone spec
[22:13] <Slart> richdf: hmm.. Celerons should support frequency scaling... odd
[22:14] <Guest82874> firecrotch: How do I test this? I suppose I need one more port 80 thing and another non-port 80 thing
[22:14] <guntbert> maximumbob: I was looking at "=-1y" instead of "=-y"
[22:14] <Slart> richdf: I'm not really sure how to troubleshoot this one.. frequency scaling usually "just works" for me.. perhaps someone else has an idea
[22:14] <FairFight> Can anyone help me? I've found a script on the internet http://pastebin.com/d6d6ea8b9 and i've installed libapache2-mod-perl2 - but now it gives this error: http://pastebin.com/d24c0fa02
[22:14] <rootlinuxusr> Why would a machine with ubuntu server installed report in 'ifconfig
[22:14] <gastaufdemast> guntbert / maximumbob - why does it have to be "=-y" instead of "=y" ???
[22:15] <rootlinuxusr> Why would a machine with ubuntu server installed report in 'ifconfig' that it has an IP address - but not be able to ping anything other than localhost?
[22:15] <Guest82874> How do I find out if a port (specifically port 80) is blocked?
[22:15] <Slart> rootlinuxusr: routing problems perhaps.. you can see the routing settings if you type "route" in a terminal
[22:15] <maximumbob> gstaufdemast: I need to _invert_ the axis. setting as just =y would be the same as the touchscreen reported
[22:15] <r4ban> does anyone know where i can find firefox's error messages? sort of like window$ minidumps
[22:15] <SnakDoc> rootlinuxusr the ip info correct ?
[22:16] <Slart> r4ban: try running it from a terminal.. not sure if firefox keeps logs somewhere
[22:16] <firecrotch> Guest82874: Is this on a network at work or something?
[22:16] <maximumbob> gstaufdemart, guntbert: Well I was able to get rid of the autoscrolling by setting the third axis to none instead of defaulting it. (It is the pressure and by default is mapped to the scrollwheel)
[22:16] <guntbert> gastaufdemast: no idea :-), I supposed it has to do with reverting up/down but you might have a very good point there - maximumbob don't you think?
[22:16] <dunks> rootlinuxusr: gateway set correctly?
[22:16] <Guest82874> firecrotch: In my win2k3 net admin class
[22:16] <richdf> slart: Thanks, I had assumed (perhaps incorrectly) that it it was not supported. Now that you have suggested that it might/should work, I'll dig around & try suggestions from other forums - sick of laptop getting damn hot!!
[22:16] <r4ban> thank Slart ibarfast
[22:17] <Guest82874> firecrotch: college not HS
[22:17] <rootlinuxusr> Self assigned via 'ifconfig eth0 <IP_ADDRESS>'. Why would the route be wrong this computer is on the same network setup? Gateway is setup correctly.
[22:17] <celsin> hello
[22:17] <firecrotch> Guest82874: Ask the instructor?
[22:17] <Slart> richdf: hehe.. understandable.. you might want to check in synaptic.. there are some tools for frequency scaling you can install
[22:17] <maximumbob> gstaufdemart, guntbert: the '-' is part of the joystick docs... you have axis=(-|+)(0-9)*(x|y)
[22:17] <celsin> I have a problem
[22:17] <maximumbob> gstaufdemart, guntbert: in fact the number can be a decimal
[22:17] <Slart> r4ban: you're welcome (yes.. Douglas Adams ruined my childhood) =)
[22:17] <fccf> !ask | celsin
[22:17] <celsin> i am spanish, my english is a bit bad
[22:17] <firecrotch> Guest82874: It sounds like you might have to authenticate with some kind of proxy or something.
[22:17] <Guest82874> firecrotch: ATM it is lecture time but, during break a few min ago I told him
[22:17] <celsin> sorry
[22:17] <richdf> does anyone have any suggestions for viewing cpu (%) in panel? Thanks
[22:17] <erUSUL> !es | celsin
[22:17] <Slart> !es | celsin
[22:18] <iceroot> how to block access from a ip for apache WITHOUT iptables?
[22:18] <Wicked> !firefox
[22:18] <iceroot> and without ufw
[22:18] <Guest82874> firecrotch: How would I confirm this?
[22:18] <rootlinuxusr> It says unknown host www.google.com or unknown host 192.168.1.x
[22:18] <fretegi_part_3> hey guys
[22:18] <unop> iceroot, see /etc/hosts.allow and hosts.deny
[22:18] <guntbert> maximumbob: ok, as I have really no experience in this field I#ll keep quiet from now on :-))
[22:18] <fretegi_part_3> how can i see if i have java, and if so what version i have?
[22:18] <Slart> celsin: but you're welcome to stay here too.. I think few people in here have english as their mother tounge
[22:18] <Slart> *tongue
[22:18] <iceroot> unop: this is also for apache? i thought its only for ssh
[22:19] <firecrotch> Guest82874: Try this: wget http://www.google.com   then open the file that it saves - it should give you whatever the actual error code you're getting is, if you're getting something other than a timeout
[22:19] <maximumbob> guntbert: I guess the most infuriating issue here is that it uses SOME of my options but not the ones that really matter!. Thanks for the help though.
[22:19] <unop> iceroot, oh no, it's for all TCP (and UDP?)
[22:19] <iceroot> unop: very nice, thx
[22:19] <jerbear> I have an encrypted root filesystem (done with the installer). Is there anywhere that I can put a keyfile so that I don't have to type in a password at boot? I realize this is a security risk, but it is temporary.
[22:19] <Zabadda> hi everyone, i have an installing problem on the latest ubuntu, i get to the boot menu but then i get this error http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q122/zabadda/13072009308.jpg
[22:19] <Mike94287> For some reason Skype isn't working correctly for me. After about five minutes into running it, it freezes up and I am forced to force quit it. When I try to restart it I get an error and the only way to fix that is to delete the .Skype folder in my home directory.
[22:19] <celsin> i was installed ubuntu 9.04 but my wifi doesn't run, the wep key doesn't connect
[22:19] <celsin> the wep key connect in windows but in linux no
[22:20] <Slart> Mike94287: I'd say that is the normal way for Skype to work =)
[22:20] <firecrotch> Zabadda: You've got a bad CD, reburn at a lower speed
[22:20] <Zabadda> i tried 3 CDs and a USB key
[22:20] <Guest82874> firecrotch: it stops when it gets to "Connecting to www.google.com|Some sort of IP|:80..."
[22:20] <celsin> the web  key is a hexadecimal 128bits
[22:20] <firecrotch> Zabadda: also make sure that your download of the ISO was good - i.e. check the md5sum of the file
[22:21] <guntbert> !md5sum | Zabadda (a lower speed will not necessarily help)
[22:21] <JuJuBee> What port number is fish:// using ?
[22:21] <firecrotch> Guest82874: You probably have to be authenticated to the school's domain or something
[22:21] <celsin> helpme!! please
[22:21] <iceroot> unop: if the attacker is shown with a domain in apache-logs. is it ok to put his ip-adress in /etc/hosts.deny  so is ubuntu resolving the domain to an ip or must i use the domain the attacker is using?
[22:21] <Slart> celsin: can't help you with that, sorry.. you can type !wifi here in the channel to get some information from the bot about wireless things..
[22:21] <Guest82874> firecrotch: I have used my laptop here many times with very few problems
[22:21] <celsin> !wifi
[22:22] <kalcifur> got a question, i have a usb floppy drive i would like to mount and use, i plugged it in, what do i need to do to actually mount it and use it? i thought something like mount /media/floppy0 but i have no idea where the device file is anyone have any idea?
[22:22] <Slart> celsin: and try to avoid adding "Help me!" "pretty pretty please" and so on.. it just makes the channel hard to read
[22:22] <zlatko> hi
[22:22] <unop> iceroot, well, the address of a domain could change, could it not? best to use the domain name where you can
[22:22] <lianimator> I installed gcc-3.4 (I have 4.3.2 also). but in 3.4, it says I don't have C++ compiler. but I have cpp-3.4 installed.
[22:22] <Mike94287> Slart: It used to work normally but then this started happening a few months ago and up until now I just stopped using Skype however I want to start using it again.
[22:22] <firecrotch> Guest82874: Without authenticating at all?
[22:22] <Guest96213> does anyone know how to unzip  a  .zip file from the terminal ?
[22:22] <leaf-sheep> Guest96213: unzip lol.zip
[22:23] <firecrotch> Guest96213: unzip file.zip
[22:23] <celsin> Slart, i don't compraind very well the english sorry
[22:23] <Guest96213> oh
[22:23] <Guest96213> hahaha
[22:23] <Guest96213> pretty simple then
[22:23] <Guest96213> cheers
[22:23] <iceroot> unop: domainname = containing ip static.88-198-3-10.clients.your-server.de
[22:23] <FloodBot3> Guest96213: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:23] <Slart> Mike94287: I just spent the afternoon fighting with Skype.. it now just refuses to use my microphone for sound input.. I've basically given up on Skype.. I'm just waiting for them to release a new version
[22:23] <maximumbob> linanimator: cpp is a c preprocessor, g++ is the gnu c++ compiler.
[22:23] <iceroot> unop: also http://www.projecthoneypot.org/ip_<IP_ADDRESS>
[22:23] <Slart> celsin: no worries. I understood your question. I don't know the answer though
[22:23] <Guest96213> sorry im new to this
[22:23] <Mike94287> Slart: Do you know when that is and where I can get the current latest version?
[22:24] <Guest82874> firecrotch: IDK I would just click firefox and thats all
[22:24] <Slart> Mike94287: they have a linux version on their site.. but it's getting kind of old now.. I have no idea when they are going to release a new one
[22:25] <zlatko> anyone can help abut using different desktops (w/ different icons on each desktop & different wallpapers etc.) in Ubuntu 9.04
[22:25] <intel> hi all
[22:25] <unop> iceroot, well, use both then, no?
[22:25] <Mike94287> Slart: Yeah the last time I saw it, it said 8.04. Well thanks anyway.
[22:25] <firecrotch> Guest82874: Should you be... you know... messing with win2k3 in your win2k3 class? lol
[22:25] <transMIssion> Hallo.
[22:25] <iceroot> unop: yeah, best idea :)
[22:25] <pehden> sweet
[22:25] <jerbear> I have an encrypted root filesystem (done with the installer). Is there anywhere that I can put a keyfile so that I don't have to type in a password at boot? I realize this is a security risk, but it is temporary.
[22:25] <transMIssion> i send my hdd to standby with hdparm but they always wake up after a minute. WHY?
[22:25] <maximumbob> lianimator: cpp is a c preprocessor, g++ is the gnu c++ compiler.
[22:26] <pehden> anyone know how to install jwm from barebones ubuntu
[22:26] <gastaufdemast> maximumbob - have a look here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=579155&page=3  - something about MaxX and MaxY maybe?
[22:26] <intel> how to change dns i want to use opendns
[22:26] <doobiedoo42> what free RPG or MMORPG games can i play with ubuntu?
[22:26] <intel> war3
[22:27] <transMIssion> man my hdd alyway spins up for a mintue and then down again...
[22:27] <doobiedoo42> war3?
[22:27] <intel> yeah
[22:27] <leaf-sheep> jerbear: LET ME GOOGLE IT FOR YOU.  BRB.
[22:27] <leaf-sheep> jerbear: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedFilesystemHowto3#encrypting%20with%20keyfiles :)
[22:27] <elena09> Do you happen to know if the bug related to excessive heat versus excessive parking of the hard disk in laptops has been solved in Ubuntu 9.04 or newer?
[22:27] <doobiedoo42> anything besides warcraft
[22:28] <pehden> anyone know how to install jwm from barebones ubuntu
[22:28] <transMIssion> doobiedoo42: warcraft works (with wine)
[22:28] <CatEater> i'm running vbox on windows and i have ubuntu 9.04 in the guest machine, and i can't get it to run at 1024x600 fullscreen, but i installed the vbox additions package, what next?
[22:29] <gastaufdemast> maximumbob - have u seen this:  http://www.elotouch.com/files/install/elo_linux_usb_driver_v3.1_installation_instructions.txt
[22:29] <sebsebseb> CatEater: Windows as host hmm, better the other way round :)   unless your 3D Wndows  gaming or some such
[22:29] <doobiedoo42> any other rpg games besides warcraft that work with ubuntu?
[22:30] <maximumbob> gastaufdemast: From that first link I found this [1]. And I did see that, but it mixes some GPL and non GPL stuff which Ubuntu forbids since 8.04. [1] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EloTouchScreen
[22:30] <Out_Cold> doobiedoo42, a quick search will show you a handful of open source rpgs
[22:30] <CatEater> sebsebseb: laptop has funny drivers, and i haven't switched from windows yet, so i have to do a windows host :(
[22:30] <aboSamoor> I am trying to start a dhcp server and I get this error "Not configured to listen on any interfaces!" ?
[22:30] <sebsebseb> CatEater: you could dual boot, have you tried doing that on there?
[22:30] <CatEater> boot?
[22:30] <lianimator> maximumbob: thanks for the tip! I guess g++-3.4 is no longer in the repo. "has no install candidate"
[22:30] <sebsebseb> CatEater: funny drivers?
[22:31] <CatEater> i haven't booted this machine in 2 months
[22:31] <sebsebseb> !dualboot |  CatEater
[22:31] <CatEater> i just hibernate, i have all the stuff i was running
[22:31] <rootlinuxusr> Is there anyway I can set the IP, netmask, and gateway from terminal?
[22:31] <pehden> anyone know how to install jwm from barebones ubuntu :((
[22:31] <Out_Cold> rootlinuxusr, man ifconfig
[22:31] <CatEater> if i have to shut down my host machine, i won't do the procedure
[22:32] <Out_Cold> laundry time..
[22:32] <transMIssion> doobiedoo42: well google "free rpg linux" or search synaptics
[22:32] <Guest82874> firecrotch: Yes, I would be but, I dont feel like triple booting my laptop so that means I need vmplayer
[22:33] <mac9416> Hello, what can I use to convert a pdf to a png?
[22:34] <pehden> wow must be noobs in here
[22:34] <gangsterlicious> n00bs
[22:34] <fretegi_part_3> omewhere
[22:34] <pehden> i installed jwm but it wont loaD
[22:34] <wad> When I use CTL-ALT-L to lock my computer, my screen saver launches. When I tap the space bar, the screen saver pauses for between 55 and 62 seconds, before offering my a place to enter my password to unlock the machine. Any of you folks seen this behavior?
[22:34] <fretegi_part_3> hey we all start somewhere
[22:34] <zlatko> please help regarding using different desktops (w/ different icons on each desktop & different wallpapers etc.) in Ubuntu 9.04
[22:34] <olinuxx> yop
[22:35] <mac9416> wad, never seen that. Have you filed a bug?
[22:35] <guntbert> !noob | gangsterlicious: neither
[22:35] <firecrotch> pehden: how did you install it?  Did you add an entry for it to /usr/share/xsession ?
[22:35] <wad> mac9416: Nope. So far I've just been annoyed. :)
[22:36] <pehden> that would be what i need to do now
[22:36] <fretegi_part_3> how do i see a list of software like java, that is installed?
[22:36] <wad> It only happens when I use one of the fancy screensavers, so I think it must be related to my video driver. *shrug*
[22:36] <firecrotch> pehden: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=174188  It's old but I don't see why it wouldn't work
[22:37] <oyvind__> hmm in the lastest version. If i choose to run ubuntu "side by side" in the installer .. what does it do when i comes to partitioning.. .i didnt get any more questions afterwards
[22:37] <guntbert> fretegi_part_3: open synaptic or Applications/AddRemove
[22:37] <mac9416> wad, maybe. Have you updated (I hate it when people ask me that)
[22:37] <fretegi_part_3> does ubuntu come with java in it?
[22:37] <pehden> thanks fire
[22:37] <elena09> Do you happen to know if the bug related to excessive heat versus excessive parking of the hard disk in laptops has been solved in Ubuntu 9.04 or newer?
[22:37] <thiebaude> fretegi_part_3: no
[22:37] <gastaufdemast> maximumbob - how about adding a line "" Screen      0  "Screen0" 0 768  ""  in the server section?
[22:37] <elena09> Do you happen to know if the bug related to excessive heat versus excessive parking of the hard disk in laptops has been solved in Ubuntu 9.04 or newer?
[22:38] <elena09> Do you happen to know if the bug related to excessive heat versus excessive parking of the hard disk in laptops has been solved in Ubuntu 9.04 or newer?
[22:38] <wad> mac9416: Yes, I put in the very latest driver. So recent, it's not in the distro yet.
[22:38] <firecrotch> pehden: no problem :-) Just please refrain from the namecalling, mmkay?
[22:38] <elena09> Do you happen to know if the bug related to excessive heat versus excessive parking of the hard disk in laptops has been solved in Ubuntu 9.04 or newer?
[22:38] <wad> mac9416, before I put this driver in, I could't even use any 3-d screen savers. Too slow.
[22:38] <guntbert> !repeat | elena09
[22:38] <pehden> i mean i was kool about it for about 10 minuts
[22:38] <fretegi_part_3> and it is obtainable through repositories, dont hafta go to java site?
[22:38] <elena09> Do you happen to know if the bug related to excessive heat versus excessive parking of the hard disk in laptops has been solved in Ubuntu 9.04 or newer?
[22:38] <mac9416> wad, yeah. Well, that is singular. :-( File a bug and see what happens.
[22:39] <lianimator> how do I install g++-3.4 from deb? it won't install since it needs gcc-3.4-base. and the base won't install because a later version is installed. I tried removing gcc-4.3-base, but I get "You are about to do something potentially harmful." I'd rather not type 'Yes, do as I say!'
[22:39] <maximumbob> gastaufdemast: I'm following the wiki entry I linked you atm...
[22:39] <wad> mac9416, wow... I've never files a bug for Linux before.
[22:39] <thiebaude> fretegi_part_3: i dont get it from stnaptic
[22:39] <erUSUL> lianimator: sudo aptitude install gcc-3.4
[22:40] <fretegi_part_3> lol so then go to the site?
[22:40] <Pulse> hello, where are the encrypted files kept if I chose to use encrypted home folder?
[22:40] <lianimator> erUSUL: I have gcc-3.4, what I need is the C++ compiler g++-3.4
[22:40] <IdleOne> install build-essential
[22:40] <mac9416> wad, I've only ever filed one, but I forgot how. You'll file it with Ubuntu, I believe in launchpad.net. I'll try and get ubottu to tell us how...
[22:40] <mac9416> !bug
[22:40] <mac9416> :-)
[22:40] <thiebaude> fretegi_part_3: i search in google, install java for ubuntu 9.04
[22:40] <thiebaude> !java
[22:41] <fretegi_part_3> k thnx
[22:41] <Pulse> !encrypted
[22:41] <thiebaude> but there is a link also
[22:41] <wad> mac9416, thanks!
[22:41] <mac9416> wad, np :-)
[22:42] <CyberCen> kevor:
[22:43] <fccf> lianimator: strange ... do you have the updates repository enabled ... and things need to be updated to get things installed properly
[22:43] <Pulse> I'd like to backup the encrypted version of files... where are the encrypted files kept if I chose to use encrypted home folder at installation time?
[22:43] <Fish-Face> anyone know how to get blender running properly in jaunty? (it's a common problem, but I can't find a solution to it short of running it in software rendering mode)
[22:44] <lianimator> fccf: I downloaded the deb of g++ 3.4.. not from repo. not sure if I should download from repo..
[22:44] <maximumbob> gastaufdemast: that's if I want a separate 'workspace'... I just need a clone of screen 0
[22:44] <spikemcc> yo bitches I need help a little ...
[22:44] <spikemcc> !paste
[22:44] <thiebaude> !language
[22:44] <firecrotch> !language | spikemcc
[22:45] <fccf> lianimator: if you have the updates repository enabled the repo version should install, provided you apt-get update
[22:45] <thiebaude> thanks firecrotch
[22:45] <spikemcc> ubottu shut up
[22:45] <emanuele> i know i have windows xp in my box on hd(1,4) but how can i know what is the hd(?,?) of my linux partition ?
[22:45] <Clouse> fccf: thanky you very much once again fccf thanks to you I am now back up and running and more importanly have learn just that much more about linux.
[22:45] <Pulse> is it possible to backup the encrypted version of my home directory?
[22:45] <fccf> Clouse: Glad I could help
[22:45] <KB1JWQ> Pulse: Sure, as a block device.
[22:46] <lianimator> fccf: I'm trying to install an older version next to my current one, possible?
[22:46] <r3l1c> easy
[22:46] <Pulse> KB1JWQ: can I do that in sbackup?
[22:46] <KB1JWQ> Pulse: No clue, never used it.
[22:46] <r3l1c> Pulse: yes
[22:46] <guntbert> !attitude | spikemcc
[22:46] <nbie> anyone know how can i put in a FIFO or LIST signals() thats i cant attend at X moment ? im in ansi c unbutu.. (I dont find helpers in programming channels)
[22:46] <fccf> lianimator: definatly not reccommended ... prolly not possible
[22:46] <Pulse> r3l1c: where is the encrypted version of my home directoy?
[22:47] <r3l1c> Mounted when you log on I think
[22:47] <Pulse> r3l1c: you mean encrypted version cannot be backed up when I am logged in
[22:47] <r3l1c> Pulse:  oh you want to copy the whole encrypted /home
[22:47] <spikemcc> http://paste.ubuntu.com/219315/ 3 xorgs for my laptop the last one is mine actually but the graphic part is bugged so I wanna use a free driver to get it working ...
[22:47] <r3l1c> as it is encrypted?
[22:47] <Pulse> r3l1c: yes
[22:48] <guntbert> lianimator: why do you need an old version of g++?
[22:48] <Pulse> r3l1c: because otherwise there would be no point in encrypting it at the first place, no?
[22:48] <r3l1c> Log in as another user Pulse ... Give that user group rights to Pulse's files and then sbackup... But if you want to encrypt the day there are better tools... Are you saving to an external?
[22:49] <gastaufdemast> maximumbob - maybe you need a calibration with a tool like http://touchcal.sourceforge.net/   ? sry, no ideas...
[22:49] <r3l1c> day = data
[22:49] <maximumbob> I'll check it out
[22:49] <Pulse> r3l1c: no, local
[22:49] <spikemcc> hey !!!
[22:49] <spikemcc> http://paste.ubuntu.com/219315/
[22:49] <spikemcc> http://paste.ubuntu.com/219315/
[22:49] <spikemcc> http://paste.ubuntu.com/219315/
[22:49] <FloodBot3> spikemcc: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:49] <transMIssion> looool
[22:50] <r3l1c> Pulse:  lemme think for a minute
[22:50] <Pulse> r3l1c: I'd like to have incremental backup capability, somewhat similar to time machine thing in macintosh
[22:50] <maximumbob> I don't really get those people... do they really think they're going to be helped?
[22:50] <transMIssion> floodbot test
[22:50] <lianimator> guntbert: I have some homework I'm working on in cygwin on XP in vbox.. which isn't that convenient for me. when I try to compile on Ubuntu, I get some linking errors.. I asked in ##C++ but they say my code is wrong
[22:50] <transMIssion> floodbot test
[22:50] <transMIssion> floodbot test
[22:50] <FloodBot3> transMIssion: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:50] <thiebaude> spikemcc: you got alot of things in there
[22:50] <firecrotch> maximumbob: they think that we'll help them in order to get them out of our hair quicker
[22:50] <jrib> transMIssion: don't do that please
[22:50] <lianimator> guntbert: oh and, the gcc version in cygwin is 3.4.4
[22:51] <maximumbob> firecrotch: fortunately for us, someone invented the idea of 'banning' a while back
[22:51]  * transMIssion waving at jrib
[22:51] <spikemcc> http://paste.ubuntu.com/219315/
[22:51] <gOLDfeesh> whey I have a question about wireless.. I have lke 3 wireless cards. 2 dongles and one pci card. I tried a dongle in.. I'm able to scan the network.. and when I try and connect, it just gets stuck at trying to connect
[22:51] <r3l1c> Pulse:  something about that sounds off... Are you staying log in as the user that is encrypted... Locking the screen?
[22:52] <firecrotch> maximumbob: probably sees that there are no ops
[22:52] <Pulse> r3l1c: no i log out at nightas
[22:52] <jrib> spikemcc: you should ask a question (one time) on a single line to give some context to your pastebin
[22:52] <gOLDfeesh> two dongles are: dlink one has is a realtek driver (rt73) and the others are ipraw
[22:52] <r3l1c> But you keep the system running?
[22:52] <Pulse> r3l1c: yes
[22:53] <guntbert> lianimator: still: I suppose if your code keeps "to the standard" - errors are errors in any version - so cances are good that if your code compiles in 4.3 it will also in 3.4
[22:53] <Pulse> r3l1c: but I think the backup system will have to be able to backup whether I am logged in or out
[22:53] <guntbert> *chances
[22:53] <gOLDfeesh> Texas Instrument ACX 100 22Mbps Wireless Interface
[22:53] <transMIssion> jrib: how many lines can you post before you are banned?
[22:53] <gOLDfeesh> !pastebin > transMIssion
[22:53] <jiffe> anyone used gfs on vmware4?
[22:53] <jrib> transMIssion: not sure,
[22:54] <lianimator> guntbert: my situation is it compiles in 3.4 (cygwin) but not 4.3 on Ubuntu. :(
[22:54] <r3l1c> Create a truecrypt volume. Excryption is only going to help you if someone snatches the drive or if you shut down when the fuzz is coming, thats if they don't have a canister of liquid nitrogen
[22:54] <r3l1c> put the truecrypt volume at /var/encbackup and mount it on logon.
[22:55] <r3l1c> or startup
[22:55] <transMIssion> gOLDfeesh: i know. was just impressed by the cool floodbot
[22:55] <r3l1c> so when you pull the pluf the hold volume is encrypted
[22:55] <r3l1c> pluf = plug
[22:55] <aboSamoor> can anyone help me to setup tftp server ?
[22:55] <LongbowSir> gbow
[22:55] <guntbert> lianimator: ouch!
[22:55] <transMIssion> aboSamoor: î would google first...
[22:56] <jrib> I have http://pastebin.com/f4ff6ead3 in ~/.xmodmaprc and ~/.xprofile contains "xmodmap ~/.xmodmaprc > ZZ_THIS_WAS_EXECUTED" (which gets executed on login).  I am starting xmonad through gdm.  After xmonad starts, I notice that my xmodmap has not taken affect.  However, running "xmodmap ~/.xmodmaprc" works fine.  Ideas?
[22:56] <LongbowSir> any one good with graphic problems?
[22:56] <aboSamoor> transMIssion,  I have been googling for 40 minutes
[22:56] <transMIssion> aboSamoor: k dud was just thinkin...
[22:57] <Pulse> r3l1c: I thought ubuntu was using truecrypt by default
[22:57] <guntbert> lianimator: but you should get you code to compile on a recent version anyways - so improve your code :-)
[22:57] <gastaufdemast> LongbowSir - just ask, someone might answer...
[22:58] <guntbert> *your code
[22:58] <transMIssion> aboSamoor: found this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FtpServer
[22:58] <gOLDfeesh> anyone?
[22:58] <StrangeCharm> how do i make a program run automatically on startup
[22:58] <fccf> !anyone | gOLDfeesh
[22:58] <bastidrazor> !startup | StrangeCharm for gnome
[22:58] <LongbowSir> I can't get the screen resolution to change from 800X400 when using a nvdia graphics card and a Samsung 2233 wide screen
[22:59] <StrangeCharm> bastidrazor-  no, not for gnome, on an x-less system
[22:59] <fccf> !boot | StrangeCharm
[22:59] <aboSamoor> transMIssion, I setup the file /etc/default/tftp-hpa and starting the process does not give any result, no process created and no listening port !
[22:59] <gOLDfeesh> fccf don't start that..
[22:59] <jrib> regarding my xmodmap issue: gnome-settings-daemon was stupidly reverting my changes
[23:00] <iceroot> which permission (user:group) is apache using to create a log?  root:root  or wwwdata:wwwdata?
[23:00] <fccf> gOLDfeesh: don't come in here with unsupported hardware, stop buying junk
[23:00] <gOLDfeesh> Something's buggy with the terminal too.. on live CD apparently, you can't use modeprob
[23:00] <lianimator> guntbert: I wish I could.. but it's actually code provide by my teacher. I hate working on programming homework in cygwin/windows
[23:00] <gastaufdemast> LongbowSir - which driver is installed? nv? or Nvidia?
[23:00] <spikemcc> http://paste.ubuntu.com/219315/
[23:00] <spikemcc> http://paste.ubuntu.com/219315/
[23:00] <neure> hi
[23:00] <LongbowSir> nvidia driver is installed
[23:00] <carick> lianimator: what language is this/
[23:01] <glitsj16> aboSamoor: there might be a separate tftp config file in /etc somewhere, at least that's usually the case (never used tftp personally)
[23:01] <bastidrazor> gOLDfeesh, modeprob is not a command
[23:01] <r3l1c> Pulse:  sorry I got pulled away... Use the volume for your backup destination.
[23:01] <neure> i just tried to install kubuntu from usb but i didnt get far, i got Fixing recursive fault but reboot is needed!
[23:01] <spikemcc> http://paste.ubuntu.com/219315/
[23:01] <neure> pretty much around 4.1something
[23:01] <neure> any ideas?
[23:01] <lianimator> carick: C++
[23:01] <spikemcc> hey are you jerks or what ?
[23:01] <lstarnes> spikemcc: what do you want us to do with that?  You keep pasting that link without any other info
[23:02] <spikemcc> when I give info you don't help more
[23:02] <carick> lianimator: no english
[23:02] <fccf> spikemcc: no you are ... we need details and you not to use explicitives relating to dogs
[23:02] <transMIssion> aboSamoor: sry mate. no idea. Hang on there :-)
[23:02] <mrxyz> unop: Are you there?
[23:02] <lianimator> carick: ha-ha
[23:02] <carick> lianimator: jk, and what happens when you try to compile, sorry hopping in late
[23:02] <gastaufdemast> LongbowSir - tried the Nvidia X Driver Settings in your menu?
[23:02] <lstarnes> spikemcc: what is the problem what you are having with that xorg config? (yes, I read the paste)
[23:02] <Pulse> r3l1c: you mean backup the decrypted version but into an encrypted volume?
[23:03] <VikOlliver> VRML viewers for VRML V2.0 - do we have one?
[23:03] <meteor``> Is thr any firewall type thing in Ubuntu?
[23:03] <LongbowSir> yes I did ,when the machine boots up the graphics are correct,but once teh home screen comes up then it reverts to the 800X400 !
[23:03] <lstarnes> meteor``: yes
[23:03] <bastidrazor> LongbowSir, gksudo nvidia-settings .. when done making changes be sure to save to X. restart X and you've hopefully done what you need
[23:03] <guntbert> lianimator: if you want to talk about the code - we could do it over in ##C++ - as its a bit off tpoic here
[23:03] <transMIssion> gOLDfeesh: how can i send messages by ubottu?
[23:03] <thiebaude> !ufw
[23:04] <lstarnes> !firewall | meteor``
[23:04] <spikemcc> my xorg.conf is the 3rd one and the graphic setup don't work, it broken when I installed my 2nd monitor ... ati catalyst 9.4 driver on hardy 64 ...
[23:04] <maximumbob> Anyone know why when compiling something I get 'stdscr undelcared'? I have installed ncurses5-dev
[23:04] <lianimator> carick: situation is: my teacher provided the makefile and skeleton files to compile a scanner using flex. the error is "extern __FILE__ *fin"
[23:04] <transMIssion> !help
[23:04] <lstarnes> spikemcc: where did you get the driver from?
[23:05] <maximumbob> nm got it
[23:05] <LongbowSir> I know this seems like a dumb question ...How do I save to X ?
[23:05] <fccf> !msgthebot | transMIssion
[23:05] <spikemcc> but it was working well before so I want to put back an open source driver until I reinstall catalyst driver later ...
[23:05] <lianimator> guntbert: I've tried in ##C++, unresolved. so I just wanna try the same version which worked
[23:05] <mrxyz> unop: I have a problem. The code yuo gave me doesn't cut the line after the </description> at the end of the line. Some extra code is still there. I have the <description>...</descripion> at a line each, but then there are some code afterwards. I don't want that. I want the pearl script to only put <description>bla bla</description> on each row, not any other tags afterward on each line.
[23:05] <LongbowSir> or will that be an option??
[23:05] <fccf> and for all you noob's www.ubuntupocketguide.com
[23:05] <lianimator> How can two debs be installed which depend on each other?
[23:06] <transMIssion> !msgthebot | fccf  does this work?
[23:06] <lstarnes> spikemcc: you're not using the restricted drivers from ubuntu's repos?
[23:06] <fccf> transMIssion: yes
[23:06] <lstarnes> lianimator: install them at the same time
[23:06] <thiebaude> fccf: that was an excellent read
[23:06] <transMIssion> fccf: nice :-D
[23:06] <filosofic> Can anyone let me know an IRC chat room for Firefox-3.5 problems on Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala?  Keep getting a "Firefox-3.5 is already running, but is not responding. To open a new window, you must first close the existing Firefox-3.5 process, or restart your system." error.
[23:06] <lstarnes> lianimator: e.g. sudo dpkg -i file1.deb file2.deb
[23:06] <maximumbob> Why did 'ctrl-alt-backspace' to kill X get removed from ubuntu? :-/ It hasn't ever worked on any of my ubuntu systems
[23:06] <fccf> !karmic filosofic
[23:06] <lstarnes> !dontzap | maximumbob
[23:06] <fccf> !karmic | filosofic
[23:06] <carick> filosofic: ls -A in your home directory
[23:06] <lianimator> lstarnes: th
[23:06] <transMIssion> !tracker
[23:07] <KB1JWQ> filosofic: ps aux | grep firefox; kill that process.  Try it then.
[23:07] <guntbert> lianimator: ok, just from your last statement I guess I couldn't be of much help there (I expected something basic) -  sorry
[23:07] <spikemcc> no the repo driver is too outdated for me
[23:07] <_gpg_> hi
[23:07] <maximumbob> lstarnes: tahaa - never knew that existed. thanks.
[23:07] <lstarnes> spikemcc: we only officially support the drivers in the repos
[23:07] <_gpg_> Is it possible to get linux kernel 2.6.27+ for ubuntu hardy please ?
[23:07] <soreau> lstarnes: Doesn't dontzap just add the DontZap option to the server flags section of xorg.conf?
[23:07] <lstarnes> soreau: I'm not sure
[23:07] <VikOlliver> ubottu, What does ubuntu have for a VRML 2.0 viewer?
[23:07] <neko_> ffs
[23:07] <neko_> er wrong chan
[23:07] <spikemcc> I just want my xorg to work with an open source driver as it was working at the first setup
[23:08] <fccf> _gpg_ perhaps in ppa
[23:08] <spikemcc> until I put back the official catalyst driver ...
[23:08] <_gpg_> fccf, i'm searching, thank you
[23:08] <lianimator> How do I install 3 debs, but one needs to be configured first?
[23:08] <eupator> hello people!
[23:08] <transMIssion> eupator: hello you!
[23:09] <lstarnes> spikemcc: was it working before you installed the 2nd monitor?
[23:09] <transMIssion> gnight
[23:09] <bastidrazor> lianimator, sudo dpkg -i file.deb  .. then do the next then the next
[23:09] <gOLDfeesh> Alright, so I don't have the internet on my computer, (the one I'm trying to install Linux on) and I'm trying to setup my wireless.
[23:09] <kain> hi all, wondering if anyone knew how to fix this problem i'm having : Using PDF edit, I open a .pdf and want to underline some words in it, when i try this, i get error :Error.Exception in ContentStream.replace : Document is read-only?
[23:09] <spikemcc> yes perfectly with catalyst 9.4
[23:09] <gastaufdemast> !night | transMIssion
[23:10] <lianimator> bastidrazor: e.g. A depend on B, B on A; but A needs to be configured for B to install..
[23:10] <gastaufdemast> *lol* ubottu
[23:10] <filosofic> thanx all....
[23:10] <spikemcc> I just as missed luck with the config of the second monitor
[23:10] <gOLDfeesh> I have a DWL-G122 (Dlink) and the original "Texas Instrument ACX 100 22Mbps Wireless Interface" that's on the computer anyone able to help me get Wireless working?
[23:10] <meteor``> thanx, I got firestarter. :)
[23:10] <carick> filosofic: you there?
[23:10] <eupator> what analog of visual studio exist for ubuntu?
[23:10] <lstarnes> spikemcc: what exactly is broken about the current setup?
[23:10] <spikemcc> gOLDfeesh: ndiswrapper in the doc
[23:11] <gOLDfeesh> eupator you can try Mono Develop..
[23:11] <gOLDfeesh> spikemcc ndiswrapper says "command not found"
[23:11] <maximumbob> I can't believe I've spent over 5 hours trying to flip the X and Y axes on an input device and made exactly zero progress. I figured this would be trivially easy in Linux.
[23:11] <gOLDfeesh> meteor`` to be completely honest, I don't know if they fixed firestarter or not.. but it just caused nothing but more issues for me when I tried it
[23:11] <spikemcc> I don't know but xorg is now reconfigurated with mesa I think
[23:11] <gOLDfeesh> gufw is pretty deent though..
[23:11] <lstarnes> spikemcc: what about it isn't working right?
[23:11] <meteor``> I should try gufw then.
[23:12] <spikemcc> so now I get only 800x600 it's hard
[23:12] <spikemcc> my monitor is on 1280x800 normaly
[23:12] <eupator> gOLDfeesh, can I install it via apt?
[23:12] <gOLDfeesh> eupator yes
[23:12] <gOLDfeesh> meteor`` I was using ubuntu hardy at that time.. they seemed to have fixed a lot with jaunty
[23:12] <eupator> gOLDfeesh, 10x a lot!
[23:12] <lstarnes> spikemcc: other than onlt having 800x600, can you still use both monitors?
[23:12] <bastidrazor> lianimator, the command is still the same. dpkg -i file.deb then do the same to the 2nd deb.
[23:13] <spikemcc> don't know I want my 1280x800 back
[23:13] <spikemcc> that will be enough for me ...
[23:13] <lstarnes> spikemcc: are you still using both monitors, or are you just using one?
[23:13] <wizzo> sebsebseb: ok, here I am.
[23:14] <meteor``> I started the firewall.
[23:14] <spectacular> i put netbook remix onto an eee pc.  it has a funny desktop -- UNR. i want to switch it to the normal gnome look and behavior.  how would i do that?  apt-get install gnome?
[23:14] <spikemcc> one
[23:14] <bastidrazor> spectacular, ubuntu-desktop
[23:14] <meteor``> it should be running in the background? or it gets closed when i click the 'x' button?
[23:15] <dayo> in my /var
[23:15] <lstarnes> meteor``: it's in the background
[23:15] <lianimator> bastidrazor: I still get dependency error no matter how I order them.
[23:15] <bastidrazor> lianimator, install the dependencies it needs then.
[23:15] <dayo> in my /var/log/auth.log i have periodic appearances of this:  sudo:     root : TTY=unknown ; PWD=/ ; USER=username ; COMMAND=/usr/bin/gconftool --get /system/http_proxy/port   what does it mean?
[23:15] <spikemcc> I miss my 1280x800 help me a little
[23:15] <lstarnes> spikemcc: I'm trying.  Please be patient
[23:16] <Zaqq> is there a setfsb utility in ubuntu? i wish to lower the cpu speed on my netbook
[23:16] <spikemcc> any driver that work will do ... ati open source driver maybe
[23:16] <lianimator> bastidrazor: that's the thing. it's a chiicken and egg problem
[23:16] <carick> lianimator: what too things are you trying to .deb
[23:16] <gastaufdemast> spikemcc - what happens when you start your system with a live-cd?
[23:16] <lstarnes> spikemcc: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution might have some information that can help you with fixing the resolution
[23:17] <r3l1c> who currently has a man page open?
[23:17] <guntbert> r3l1c: why?
[23:17] <spikemcc> the live cd always worked perfectly any distro
[23:17] <r3l1c> guntbert:  just curious
[23:17] <lianimator> carick: trying to install g++-3.4 and libstdc++6-dev
[23:18] <gastaufdemast> spikemcc - ok, did you compare the xorg.conf files?
[23:18] <guntbert> r3l1c: then its off-topic here :-)
[23:18] <spikemcc> ah man just fucking codes you don't have better ?
[23:18] <spikemcc> not really
[23:18] <r3l1c> omg, I come in here and help everyday and I can't ask a question? really?
[23:18] <guntbert> !ohmy | spikemcc
[23:18] <lstarnes> r3l1c: you asked a question
[23:18] <carick> lianimator: im pretty sure g++ is part of gcc
[23:18] <spikemcc> cause they the ati driver and I just want the open source one
[23:18] <lianimator> really gotta sleep. thanks for help..
[23:18] <gastaufdemast> spikemcc - can you copy the xorg.conf from the live-cd on the hdd?
[23:19] <r3l1c> with out get crap for it
[23:19] <spikemcc> I don't know how ...
[23:19] <lstarnes> r3l1c: my answer to it is no
[23:19] <r3l1c> nevermind... not worth it.. sorry for being off topic
[23:19] <lianimator> I'm 4 hours past my daily workrave-limit... that's 9 hours of computing.
[23:19] <jared> I cannot download any torrents or my wifi disconnects
[23:19] <lstarnes> spikemcc: looking at the most recent xorg config, I didn't see any modelines in it
[23:19] <daniel29> how can i create a virtual machine from a real (windows or linux) installation?
[23:20] <Alek_86> hello all
[23:20] <funkyHat> daniel29: clonezilla or ghost or something perhaps
[23:20] <fccf> daniel29: you might want to ask your question in #vbox
[23:20] <gOLDfeesh> followed the steps at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=209315 and still no internet
[23:20] <daniel29> funkyHat: i need a virtual machine that i can execute later
[23:20] <kyja> firefox wants to download PHTML instead of run it server side. php is working. so I dont know what this is
[23:20] <spikemcc> I just need a decent default driver and to keep other parts of my xorg.conf ...
[23:20] <funkyHat> daniel29: or you might be able to mount a real hard disk partition as a virtual drive, but not sure if that's what you want
[23:20] <Alek_86> I installed FGLRX 9.3 Ati driver, and now xorg process is using almost 100% cpu :( How can I fix that?
[23:21] <daycreature> Whenever I attempt to download a torrent using ANY client (does not seem to matter which), it downloads for a few minutes and then my wifi disconnects. The ONLY way I am able to regain connection is by resetting the computer. What can I do to fix this?
[23:21] <funkyHat> daniel29: not sure what you mean by "execute later"
[23:21] <r3l1c> I have found times when apache and firefox just try to download php files, anyone know why?
[23:21] <spikemcc> http://paste.ubuntu.com/219315/ my current xorg.conf is the 3rd one ...
[23:21] <daniel29> funkyHat: execute as a virtual machine
[23:21] <glitsj16> r311c
[23:21] <funkyHat> daniel29: right, so my first suggestion is probably better then
[23:22] <spikemcc> the others are just xorg.conf of differents ubuntu with the same hardware ...
[23:22] <r3l1c> yes glitsj16?
[23:22] <glitsj16> you need to activate the PHP module
[23:22] <funkyHat> r3l1c: problems with apache's config, if it's not set up to execute php it will just serve the file
[23:22] <erUSUL> daycreature: looks like a bug in the wifi driver (kernel)
[23:22] <r3l1c> ok... thanks
[23:22] <erUSUL> !bugs | daycreature
[23:22] <kyja> so there is another php module to do PHTML ?
[23:22] <gOLDfeesh> followed the steps at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=209315 and still no internet any suggestions?
[23:22] <bucky> r3l1c: you have to set the mime type for .php in apache.conf and  restart apache.. there's a line you uncomment
[23:23] <kyja> ahhh
[23:23] <daycreature> erUSUL if I file a bug will that mean someone will get back to me?
[23:23] <erUSUL> daycreature: probably;
[23:23] <funcky1> why is copying and pasting from error windows to other applications like gedit or firefox not working?
[23:23] <daycreature> Alright, and what do I put for <package>
[23:24] <megatron> sorry to but in, but, anyone got a link to a noob how-to for an apache web server on ubuntu.....?
[23:24] <erUSUL> funcky1: not even middle click ?
[23:24] <carick> funcky1: try highligh and middle click
[23:24] <funcky1> ive tried
[23:24] <carick> funcky1: try again
[23:24] <epicreviews> hey how do you install an icon set?
[23:24] <erUSUL> !icons
[23:24] <carick> epicreviews: you copy the files
[23:25] <guntbert> !lamp | megatron
[23:25] <funcky1> yup, doesnt work
[23:26] <Hreno> !
[23:26] <epicreviews> that bot thing was worthless
[23:26] <funcky1> why is copying and pasting from error windows to other applications like gedit or firefox not working?
[23:27] <jrib> funcky1: how are you copying?
[23:27] <r3l1c> libapach-mod-php5 ? This one? glitsj16
[23:27] <epicreviews> I downloaded an icon set from gnome-looks I believe, and I would like to install it
[23:27] <r3l1c> glitsj16:
[23:27] <funcky1> ctrl +c
[23:27] <jrib> epicreviews: system -> preferences -> appearance
[23:27] <lstarnes> spikemcc: other than through xrandr and adding modelines to xorg.conf, I'm out of ideas
[23:27] <jrib> funcky1: do you select the text first?  Can you right click on it?
[23:27] <soreau> funcky1: Is it actually showing the text highlighted?
[23:27] <funcky1> yes, yes
[23:27] <VikOlliver> Hi folks, any idea what I can use to view VRML 2.0 files?
[23:27] <funcky1> yes
[23:27] <epicreviews> ok what after "appearance"?
[23:28] <jrib> funcky1: you were asked 3 questions...
[23:28] <epicreviews> note the icon set is on my desktop
[23:28] <glitsj16> r311c: yes, after installing that, did you activate it? you'll need the "sudo a2enmod php5" command to do that
[23:28] <jrib> !who | funcky1
[23:28] <funcky1> jrib: yes, yes
[23:28] <funcky1> soreau: yes
[23:28] <jrib> funcky1: can you use "copy" on your menu?
[23:28] <r3l1c> glitsj16:  no not yet I just went looking to find out which module to load.
[23:28] <epicreviews> jrib, what after appearance?
[23:28] <funcky1> jrib: yes
[23:28] <moymoy> epicreviews: go to the theme manager and drag the set into the theme manager
[23:28] <GuidoVb> Hi everybody, i'm testing karmic koala, I found a bug that it's in Fix Commited status but i can't find the fix, who can help me please? Thanks!
[23:28] <carick> epicreviews: what format is it in
[23:29] <r3l1c> I will do it later... Time for ribs!
[23:29] <jrib> funcky1: and does that fail as well?
[23:29] <r3l1c> Thanks
[23:29] <funcky1> yes jrib
[23:29] <jrib> epicreviews: "Install..."
[23:29] <jrib> funcky1: don't know then
[23:29] <mickster04> can someone who has youtube working go on this site and tell me what flash it says u have? im trouble shooting http://supportdetails.com/
[23:29] <epicreviews> I got it, the drag and drop worked for me, thanks all
[23:29] <soreau> funcky1: Highlight / Middle Click fails as well?
[23:29] <jrib> !flash > mickster04
[23:29] <guntbert> !karmic | GuidoVb
[23:29] <lstarnes> GuidoVb: iirc, once the fix reaches the released status you should get it
[23:29] <funcky1> soreau: yes
[23:29] <glitsj16> r311c: okay, it's not very well documented, but the comand is mentioned in the general help on LAMP installs (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP#Installing%20PHP%205)
[23:30] <jrib> mickster04: (that site is useless, it says "10")
[23:30] <soreau> funcky1: Sounds like something's funcky with your system then
[23:30] <mickster04> kribjri for me it says 9
[23:30] <mickster04> jrib,  for me it says 9
[23:30] <bastidrazor> mickster04, that is rather cool site. 64bit jaunty here.. using flash 10
[23:30] <funcky1> soreau: like what?
[23:31] <jrib> funcky1: let's see... does your clipboard change to nothing if you had something in it previously, or does it remain the same
[23:31] <epicreviews> ok I also have a bigger problem
[23:31] <mickster04> i looked in my plugins and theres shockwave flash at that version number
[23:31] <soreau> funcky1: No idea. I think the clipboard is just a buffer in memory, so it should be working
[23:31] <jrib> mickster04: yes, but what flash are you using?  Pastebin about:config from your browser
[23:31] <mickster04> i dunno how to update it
[23:31] <_PiLoT_> does ubuntu ever need defragging?
[23:31] <jrib> _PiLoT_: ~no
[23:31] <funcky1> jrib: how do i view the clipboard?
[23:31] <fccf> _PiLoT_: no
[23:31] <mickster04> jrib, which bit do u want
[23:31] <GuidoVb> thanks everybody! going to #ubuntu+1
[23:31] <GuidoVb> bye
[23:31] <jrib> funcky1: paste it somewhere is the easy way
[23:32] <glitsj16> _PiLoT_: it all depends on the filsesystem you use
[23:32] <jrib> mickster04: all of it
[23:32] <jrib> !pastebin > mickster04
[23:32] <_PiLoT_> as in?
[23:32] <epicreviews> I installed a malfunctioning package, and I don't know how to uninstall it, I'm getting errors all over the place. It is a private package my friend wanted me to try
[23:32] <jrib> epicreviews: pastebin
[23:32] <fccf> epicreviews: how was it installed?
[23:32] <funcky1> what does "somewhere the easy way" mean, jrib?
[23:32] <epicreviews> package manager, fccf
[23:32] <glitsj16> _PiLoT_: xfs has auto-defrag features for one, ext2 and ext3 don't
[23:32] <Barqers> Can someone help me?
[23:32] <soreau> epicreviews: sudo apt-get remove <package name>
[23:32] <jrib> funcky1: (pasting it somewhere) is the easy way
[23:33] <erUSUL> !anyone | Barqers
[23:33] <fccf> epicreviews: than it should be removable from the package manager
[23:33] <epicreviews> doesn't work soreau, it's that screwed up
[23:33] <soreau> Barqers: Not if you don't ask your question
[23:33] <soreau> ! work | epicreviews
[23:33] <_PiLoT_> im on ext3
[23:33] <spikemcc> http://paste.ubuntu.com/219315/ my xorg.conf is the 3rd can you help me repair it for catalyst 9.4 on hardy 64 with two monitors ??? it crashed when I setup the 2nd monitor ... the other xorg.conf use the same hardware to help a little for the repair ... open source driver could do for a little time also ...
[23:33] <soreau> epicreviews: Pastebin the failed output
[23:33] <epicreviews> that method doesn't solve the problem
[23:33] <mickster04> jrib, how do i select all of it?
[23:33] <epicreviews> ok
[23:33] <funcky1> jrib: but i cant paste it somewhere
[23:34] <jrib> mickster04: ctrl-a?
[23:34] <jrib> funcky1: why not...?
[23:34] <mickster04> jrib, nope
[23:34] <_PiLoT_> how would i know if my ubuntu partition is being bad???
[23:34] <grunt> How can I set my world region to US in crda, there should be a config file for crda in /etc like in other distros, what I'm I missing?
[23:34] <jrib> mickster04: drag your mouse from the top to bottom?
[23:34] <mickster04> jrib, nada:(
[23:34] <spikemcc> http://paste.ubuntu.com/219315/ my xorg.conf is the 3rd can you help me repair it for catalyst 9.4 on hardy 64 with two monitors ??? it crashed when I setup the 2nd monitor ... the other xorg.conf use the same hardware to help a little for the repair ... open source driver could do for a little time also ...
[23:35] <jrib> mickster04: erm...
[23:35] <glitsj16> _PiLoT_: http://sharevm.wordpress.com/2008/12/16/435/ has some things you can check
[23:35] <Barqers> I own a business and my system which records all data is located in an Acess file database. I use *.asp files which go through IIS 7 in windows vista. However, this OS extremely slows down my system, and I wanted to move to Linux as my OS. However, I was wondering if I can setup ASP on Ubuntu. Not to serve over the internet, only within my network. Such as the web address "http://localhost:8080" sort of thing. How would I setup this und
[23:35] <Barqers> er Ubuntu?
[23:35] <funcky1> jrib as i said before, i cant copy from the error windows
[23:35] <mickster04> jrib, i downloaded flash 1- an installed it:/
[23:35] <gartral> how do I get Nautilus to NOT show the "These Files..."bars on the top of the folder veiw?
[23:35] <jfj1> si eso
[23:35] <mickster04> jrib, install_flash_player_10_linux.deb from the adobe site
[23:35] <erUSUL> Barqers: mono is a .Net implementation fro linux that supports asp.net
[23:35] <erUSUL> for*
[23:36] <jrib> funcky1: here is what I am asking you to do: 1. copy something that you know works (for example this sentence).  2.  Paste it somewhere to verify it is in your clipboard.  3.  Try to copy your error message.  4.  Then press paste again and report what happens.  Does it still have the original sentence or is it now blank?  Also, see what "middle click" pastes
[23:36] <dayo> in my /var/log/auth.log i have periodic appearances of this:  sudo:     root : TTY=unknown ; PWD=/ ; USER=username ; COMMAND=/usr/bin/gconftool --get /system/http_proxy/port   what does it mean?
[23:36] <jrib> mickster04: I need to see the about:config output
[23:36] <mickster04> well easier said than done, what are you looiking for?
[23:36] <Barqers> erUSUL: I was reading about that, Mono, XSP Program. But I heard it does not work with *.asp files? Only *.aspX files?
[23:36] <epicreviews> All: output from uninstall: http://pastebin.ca/1496292
[23:36] <mickster04> jrib, well easier said than done, what are you looiking for?
[23:37] <jrib> dayo: my guess (check your cron): the automatic apt update
[23:37] <erUSUL> Barqers: may be true. old asp is not suported only asp.net
[23:37] <jrib> mickster04: everything that says flash or shockwave
[23:37] <Akkarin> Moin :D
[23:37] <jrib> I don't understand how you cannot copy it
[23:37] <epicreviews> and I've tried reinstalling the package, the package installer doesn't like it, says it might be corrupted (which it's not) or something else
[23:37] <jrib> mickster04: oh, wait, I do.  It's completely my mistake, sorry.  I meant about:plugins
[23:38] <Akkarin> can everyone tell me how i can open a new window list? i've closed the list at the bottom of the screen -.-
[23:38] <McPeter> spikemcc, please stop pv now !!
[23:38] <funcky1> after copying the error message i am unable to paste *anything* jrib
[23:38] <glitsj16> Barqers: http://www.blogternals.com/2009/05/02/ubuntu-jaunty-jackalope-php-aspnet-side-by-side-with-apache2/ might be of interest
[23:38] <edbian> Akkarin: Right click on the panel and "add to panel"  Then choose window list
[23:38] <erUSUL> Akkarin: add the windows list applet to the panel
[23:38] <edbian> Akkarin: :)
[23:38] <gartral> Akkarin: make a new panel, and then add window list too it
[23:38] <jrib> funcky1: you mean copy and paste ceases to function or just that when you paste immediately after, it pastes nothing?
[23:39] <mickster04> jrib, http://paste.ubuntu.com/219348/
[23:39] <funcky1> jrib: i mean paste is not an option
[23:39] <jrib> mickster04: remove swfdec
[23:39] <gartral> how do I get Nautilus to NOT show the "These Files..."bars on the top of the folder veiw?
[23:39] <mickster04> tips?
[23:39] <jrib> funcky1: interesting
[23:39] <Koltor> quick question, I'm running 9.04 and Grub2, I need to install windows xp on another partition and am assuming it will screw up grub. I know if i were using grub1 i could fix it with the live cd, what can I do to fix grub2 after i install xp?
[23:39] <funcky1> jrib: it is grayed out
[23:39] <Akkarin> hm i don't know how i can make a new panel ^^
[23:39] <mickster04> frib__, how? i can disable it in the plugin manager
[23:39] <jrib> funcky1: what program is this exactly that throws the error?
[23:39] <moymoy> gartral: i don't even know what you're talking about
[23:40] <frib__> mickster04: sorry, i'm totally out of context
[23:40] <gartral> Akkarin: right click the panel you do have and Make New Panel
[23:40] <Akkarin> oh thanx xD
[23:40] <jrib> mickster04: I would just remove all of the swfdec packages you have installed.  You can also use that firefox plugin manager, but I'm not familiar with it
[23:40] <mickster04> frib__, sorry wring person
[23:40] <funcky1> any program that throws an error and in several types of error window formats. also update manager's error window.
[23:41] <olinuxx> ++
[23:41] <funcky1> jrib: any program that throws an error and in several types of error window formats. also update manager's error window.
[23:41] <epicreviews> can I manually delete an installed package and any/all entries for it?
[23:41] <Barqers> glitsj16: Thank you very much, I will check it out.
[23:41] <bjorkintosh> there's definitely something wrong with ubuntu...
[23:41] <jrib> funcky1: can you give me one example that is easy for me to replicate here?
[23:41] <glitsj16> Koltor: http://grub.enbug.org/Grub2LiveCdInstallGuide has the details
[23:41] <mickster04> jrib, will get right bac to u then
[23:41] <gartral> moymoy: I have a DAP plugged in, and when i brose the folder it mounts too, it says in these obnoxiously huge bars "These files are on a Picture CD" and "These files are on a digital audio player" the first is wrong, the second is obvious
[23:41] <moymoy> epicreviews: you might break the package manager though
[23:41] <Akkarin> it works :D
[23:41] <Koltor> thanks glitsj16
[23:41] <Barqers> erUSUL: Thank you for your help. I'll research Mono and see if it will support *.asp!
[23:41] <bjorkintosh> this machine is an ancient mac with debian running on it. nothing crashes on it ever.
[23:41] <epicreviews> moymoy, nothing else I can do, already broken
[23:42] <bjorkintosh> ubuntu on the other hand crashes firefox seemingly 23 quadrillion times a day!
[23:42] <epicreviews> I need to fix this, I REALLY don't want to do a reinstall
[23:42] <bjorkintosh> is there something i ought to be looking for?
[23:42] <erUSUL> Barqers: ok; good luck
[23:42] <dayo> jrib: u were right, it's apt. thank u.
[23:42] <StrangeCharm> what's a good place to put installed programs?
[23:42] <jrib> bjorkintosh: you could file a bug and provide debugging information if you wish
[23:42] <edbian> epicreviews: To remove a package completely run sudo apt-get purge <packagename>
[23:42] <jrib> !debug > bjorkintosh
[23:42] <StrangeCharm> also, what's the difference between /bin and /sbin
[23:42] <glitsj16> bjorkintosh: any errors thrown when firefox crashes?
[23:42] <edbian> bjorkintosh: Debian is great isn't it! :)