[16:51] <slipkid08_> Anyone know how to work with Grub to Dual-Boot XP and Maverick with Maverick already previously installed?
[16:52] <ilessthan3ubuntu> install XP
[16:52] <serard> Is it possible to start a script at boot (defaults 99) which will sudo -u myuser ./myscript ?
[16:52] <ilessthan3ubuntu> then fix grub from a live cd
[16:52] <Roasted> Has anybody added Ubuntu to a Windows domain using Likewise Open? I'm curious about these Kerberos servers realm questions it's asking.
[16:52] <ruan> [ 2196.280073] usb 2-1: device not accepting address 28, error -71
[16:52] <wolter> Can somebody help me with my memory card reader? It is not reading and it used to do that flawlessly
[16:52] <slipkid08_> Ok can you explain further?
[16:52] <kubanc> can i see what drivers is my sound card using?
[16:52] <slipkid08_> I don't want to wipe my Mav installation
[16:53] <keith27> running netstat just tells me the same thing basically.  i dont know how to kill the connection or find out any more info about it
[16:53] <azertyy> but you don't get my question [TK]D-Fender
[16:53] <slipkid08_> I have too much important stuff on this install of Ubuntu
[16:53] <needhelp1> Pici,  so .. find oldfolder -type f exec mv {} newfolderwithjustfilesnodirectorys
[16:53] <jrib> serard: sure, but if you tell us exactly what myscript is, we may be able to tell you a better way
[16:53] <ActionParsnip> slipkid08_: if its important, ensure your backups are good
[16:53] <angelo> any one know how to install iburst usb modem drivers in ubuntu?
[16:54] <ruan> failed to set bluetooth power the error reported is: connection timed out
[16:54] <Pici> needhelp1: yes, but you'll need the \;    at the end of the command, and a - in front of exec.
[16:54] <slipkid08_> I am backing up using Deja Vu
[16:54] <rgb247> hi to everyone, I need some help
[16:54] <ActionParsnip> slipkid08_: http://ubuntuguide.net/how-to-restore-grub-2-after-reinstalling-windows-xpvistawin7   has a guide for using livecd
[16:54] <jrib> needhelp1: only thing to note is that if you have files with the same name, they will be overwritten
[16:54] <slipkid08_> will that restore my ubuntu exactly like it is at the time of backup?
[16:54] <serard> jrib, basically I want to start redmine (I did not find a way to make it work with apache via passenger, so I fallback on this for now)
[16:54] <[TK]D-Fender> azertyy: Try reprhrasing it then
[16:54] <rgb247> I want to convert an .avi to .mp3 on ubuntu ( I need only the music )
[16:54] <rgb247> how can I do that, can you recommend me a tool? I've tried using ffmpeg but I can't convert it
[16:54] <needhelp1> jrib, yeah i do, i probably have hundreds, it is what it is though
[16:55] <azertyy> i used to use  w to check the presence of user on ssh session, and my question what is the command to able to check the presence of ftp user on server with an ssh session [TK]D-Fender
[16:55] <serard> jrib my script is simple : sudo -u redmine /usr/share/redmine/redmine-1.1.1/script/server webrick -e production -d
[16:55] <ActionParsnip> rgb247:  http://dimitar.me/extract-audio-mp3-from-video-files-like-flv-mov-avi/
[16:55] <needhelp1> Pici,  so .. find oldfolder -type f -exec mv {} newfolderwithjustfilesnodirectorys \
[16:55] <rgb247> thanks you
[16:55] <[TK]D-Fender> azertyy: What does SSH have to do with FTP?
[16:55] <Pici> needhelp1: no: find oldfolder -type f -exec mv {} newfolderwithjustfilesnodirectorys \;
[16:55] <ActionParsnip> rgb247: simple websearch found that....
[16:56] <jrib> serard: you can drop it in /etc/rc.local (but change sudo to su).  I'd look for a better way though.
[16:56] <rgb247> I didn't found that, and I've tried to search...
[16:57] <dbgster> ActionParsnip, who are you? thanks for the help!
[16:57] <Pudabudigada> Can anyone help me with jack?
[16:57] <rtdos> 3 questions:   1. conflicting login screens? when the login screen appears, after i enter my username, the login screen disappears as though xinit is reinitializing. 2. whenever the screensaver kicks in and i attempt to login from the screensaver i get an onscreen keyboard (i have uninstalled accessibility options or at least i think i did   3. how can i get epiphany to login to my accounts automatically?
[16:57] <azertyy> ok how to check presence of FTP on a machine ? for example from my server i create several ftp user, how i have to check who is present or not an using an ftp session on my server ? [TK]D-Fender
[16:57] <azertyy> ftp user
[16:57] <ActionParsnip> rgb247: went to bing.com and searched for: ubuntu extract mp3 from video    and voila
[16:57] <cynix> How i compile a src in ubuntu to a win32 binary ?
[16:57] <cynix> please help
[16:57] <ActionParsnip> cynix: is your OS 64bit?
[16:58] <azertyy> ok how to check presence of FTP on a machine ? for example from my server i create several ftp user, how i have to check who is present or not and using an ftp session on my server ? [TK]D-Fender
[16:58] <cynix> no i think 32
[16:58] <[TK]D-Fender> azYou men you want to see who is CONNECTED currently?  Like a status dump?
[16:58] <ActionParsnip> cynix: scratch that I tought I read for 32bit linux...
[16:58] <azertyy> *usr
[16:58] <cynix> i have 32bit ubuntu
[16:58] <azertyy> les with ftp session
[16:58] <cynix> the newest
[16:58] <ActionParsnip> cynix: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=22879
[16:58] <azertyy> yes with ftp session [TK]D-Fender
[16:59] <serard> jrib : I have update-rc.d redmine defaults 99 to make it executed at boot. But it's not working. Will try with su instead of sudo
[16:59] <azertyy> presence of ftp user on ubuntu server how to check
[16:59] <cynix> ok
[16:59] <cynix> i want only know
[17:00] <rumpe1> azertyy, last
[17:00] <cynix> how compile a win32 binary in linux/ubuntu
[17:00] <ActionParsnip> cynix: that thread is all about what you are after
[17:00] <ActionParsnip> cynix: could also ask in ##programming
[17:00] <needhelp1> Pici, well, it preformed the task but all the files are gone
[17:00] <cynix> thanks
[17:00] <Pici> azertyy: How did you create the users?
[17:01] <xxiao> anyone used spark to chat?
[17:01] <azertyy> i just adduser Pici
[17:01] <jrib> serard: you can't just drop scripts in /etc/init.d/, they need a certain structure (see /etc/init.d/skeleton).  Even better write an upstart script instead (/msg ubottu !upstart).  But what I suggested above doesn't involve any of that.  I am telling you to just put your command in /etc/rc.local (before the exit line).  This will work but is not very clean, thus why I recommend you look for the "standard"
[17:01] <jrib> way to start redmine at boot
[17:01] <xxiao> reading today's news our city council is using spark to do internal chatting
[17:01] <xxiao> which is sued due to some nice comments there, hehe
[17:01] <Pici> azertyy: Then you can either look at /etc/passwd or   getent passwd
[17:02] <needhelp1> Pici, i see what i did wrong, the directory i sent all the files to didnt exist, so it created the new folder on my desktop as a .mp3 file
[17:02] <elnomade> xxiao: yes, I use spark
[17:02] <azertyy> last just only show last records rumpe1
[17:02] <needhelp1> Pici, can i make this into a folder and hope like heck the files are still there?
[17:02] <xxiao> elnomade: new to me, is it good? can't find deb for ubuntu
[17:02] <jrib> serard: http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/wiki/HowTo_Install_Redmine_in_Ubuntu#Start-Application-at-Boot-Time suggests using the user's crontab with @reboot which I suppose is okay too
[17:02] <ActionParsnip> xxiao: there is source for a linux client
[17:02] <azertyy> getent passwd what does exactly ? Pici
[17:02] <serard> jrib thank you for the search, I'll dig this
[17:03] <needhelp1> Pici, nevermind, the file it created is only 3.5 mb, it should be around 32 gigs
[17:03] <needhelp1> Pici, i could cry :(
[17:03] <needhelp1> im guessing there is no way to undo the last action
[17:03] <ActionParsnip> xxiao: http://community.igniterealtime.org/thread/26267
[17:03] <Pici> needhelp1: Not really.
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> needhelp1: restore the data from backup....
[17:04] <needhelp1> lol
[17:04] <xxiao> ActionParsnip: yeah just found it, looks like need both openfire and spark to get it work
[17:04] <needhelp1> gota run
[17:04] <needhelp1> thanks pici and ActionParsnip
[17:04] <rumpe1> azertyy, well.. theres also /var/log/auth.log...
[17:04] <xxiao> good if you want to have your own IM i assume
[17:04] <xxiao> ActionParsnip: does it support encrypt?
[17:05]  * xxiao going to check it out
[17:05] <parabyte> can someone recommend a good pdf viewer
[17:05] <jrib> parabyte: evince
[17:05] <xxiao> parabyte: evince
[17:05] <parabyte> i need one that will load up the page where i was last reading
[17:05] <Pici> xxiao: spark uses jabber.  We use spark at work here, but I prefer to connect to it with gajim.
[17:05] <azertyy> well that's not enough, i need a command that work in real time like      " w "  to be pratical
[17:05] <parabyte> im using evince atm
[17:05] <parabyte> is fast and responsive
[17:06] <azertyy> what is that ?
[17:06] <elnomade> xxiao: http://svn.igniterealtime.org/svn/repos/spark/trunk
[17:06] <parabyte> thanks for the recommendation guys
[17:06] <ActionParsnip> xxiao: no idea, i dont use it
[17:06] <xxiao> Pici: i use pidgin most of the time...what the diff vs pidgin/gagim/spark, do you know
[17:07] <ActionParsnip> pidgin rocks :)
[17:07] <Pici> xxiao: They're all different clients that support the jabber protocol.
[17:07] <elnomade> I use spark with its jabber server
[17:07] <Pici> azertyy: Then you should check the documentation for the ftp server that you're using.
[17:07] <xxiao> elnomade: you mean the openfire server?
[17:07] <elnomade> yes
[17:07] <elnomade> openfire is great
[17:08] <elnomade> you can also enable gateways to other IM protocols
[17:08] <xxiao> i c, not sure if pidgin works with openfire, i assume it should
[17:08] <xxiao> xmpp is perfect for company to use internally
[17:08] <elnomade> pidgin works with openfire
[17:08] <xxiao> i mean jabber
[17:08] <terry> Solved: On joining 3gp or avi files? ffmpeg will do the job I think. Found instuctions at http://www.ffmpeg.org/faq.html
[17:09] <bewdieloomba> xxiao, XMPP is the new name for Jabber ;)
[17:09] <terry>  Looks like simply converting my 3gp files to mpg and then they can be joined with cat
[17:09] <xxiao> bewdieloomba: yeah know that ;0
[17:09] <azertyy> i use vsftpd
[17:09] <elnomade> xxiao: I deployed openfire on an university and solved the IM problem
[17:09] <xxiao> ok what's the best jabber server on ubuntu? openfire is not in the repo
[17:10] <xxiao> i recall there is erlang java version etc
[17:10] <elnomade> xxiao: there is a xmpp servers comparison chart
[17:10] <xxiao> elnomade: cool, is that for faculty or just students, or the whole univ?
[17:10] <elnomade> xxiao: based on that, I choose openfire
[17:11] <elnomade> xxiao: the whole university
[17:11] <bo_root> having problems with wpa2, any hints: http://pastebin.com/HR6NWZ9d
[17:11] <xxiao> elnomade: great info, thanks much!
[17:11] <elnomade> xxiao: I enable gateways to msn, yahoo and gtalk
[17:11] <xxiao> elnomade: those are java plugins i assume?
[17:12] <elnomade> xxiao: yes, java plugins
[17:13] <xxiao> ubuntu carries ejabberd and openser
[17:13] <winggndm> is anyone using 11.04?
[17:14] <Pici> winggndm: Natty support/discussion is in #ubuntu+1
[17:14] <elnomade> xxiao: http://www.saint-andre.com/jabber/jsc/
[17:14] <elnomade> xxiao: Open-source XMPP server comparison chart
[17:15] <xxiao> elnomade: reading that. thanks!
[17:15] <Guest70055> hallo boobies
[17:16] <xxiao> elnomade: even better if audio and video chat can be supported
[17:16] <winggndm> thanks Pici
[17:17] <gruby> dzień dobry :P
[17:18] <Chakravanti> why is ubuntu trying to force Iced Tea onto my computer with updates?
[17:19] <ActionParsnip> Chakravanti: its a suggested dep of openoffice
[17:19] <Chakravanti> even if one already has sun?
[17:19] <Chakravanti> frostwire does that too
[17:19] <Chakravanti> forces you to install iced tea even if you have sun
[17:20] <ia9371> i reinstalled cups and now i am unable to change any setting ( deleet printer add printer) says something about not allowed
[17:20] <insub> mmm
[17:20] <insub> iced tea
[17:20] <insub> :D
[17:20] <Shogoot> d
[17:20] <Chakravanti> never made sense they put that in 'restricted' extras since it has no restrictions
[17:21] <Shogoot> Hi guys. Does it exit any software i can test my video card with?
[17:21] <Chakravanti> i always thought it was a joke
[17:21] <ActionParsnip> Shogoot: install urbanterror
[17:21] <ActionParsnip> Shogoot: see how it plays :)
[17:22] <Shogoot> ActionParsnip, i was thinking more of a benchmark test :)
[17:23] <rtdos> 3 questions:   1. conflicting login screens? when the login screen appears, after i enter my username, the login screen disappears as though xinit is reinitializing. 2. whenever the screensaver kicks in and i attempt to login from the screensaver i get an onscreen keyboard (i have uninstalled accessibility options or at least i think i did   3. how can i get epiphany to login to my accounts automatically?
[17:23] <ActionParsnip> Shogoot: not sure there, just game and see how many frames you get: cd; wget http://archive.getdeb.net/install_deb/playdeb_0.3-1~getdeb1_all.deb; sudo dpkg -i ./playdeb_0.3-1~getdeb1_all.deb; rm ./playdeb_0.3-1~getdeb1_all.deb; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install urbanterror
[17:23] <ceo> ActionParsnip, how are you ?
[17:24] <ActionParsnip> ceo: glad for time off, you ok?
[17:24] <aeon-ltd> rtdos: 3. should be in epiphany's prefs somewhere
[17:24] <rtdos> thanks aeon-ltd
[17:24] <ceo> ActionParsnip, em.. nice am cmol :)x ActionParsnip am need make some chm file, are you know some tool for do it ?
[17:25] <ActionParsnip> ceo: not sure, ask the channel
[17:25] <ceo> oke...
[17:26] <ceo> allow all xD, am need make some chm file, any know the good tool for do it ?
[17:26] <ActionParsnip> ceo: ask the channel FIRST in future, if I know I will reply. Don't just ask me first
[17:27] <ceo> ActionParsnip, ok oke thanks about the info.
[17:27] <ceo> allow all xD, am need make some chm file, any know the good tool for do it ?
[17:28] <ceo> hallo all xD, am need make some chm file, any know the good tool for do it ?
[17:28] <ceo> am used ubuntu Linux robot 2.6.35-22-generic #33-Ubuntu SMP Sun Sep 19 20:34:50 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
[17:28] <ceo> need help for make some file on chm
[17:28] <ceo> any body know the tool ?
[17:29] <theseraphim> I'm trying to upload a file to Google docs with googlecl through SSH, when I try I log in to gdocs through SSH and I get invalid page.
[17:30] <serard> bye all
[17:30] <serard> thx jrib
[17:31] <theseraphim> lol why don't I just email it to myself... duh I so thick
[17:31] <ia9371> i reinstalled CUPS and now I am unable to change any settings
[17:31] <ia9371> !!
[17:31] <ceo> done. if you want make some chm file you can used this tool :x
[17:31] <ceo> http://linux.softpedia.com/progDownload/Rahman-CHM-Maker-Download-45103.html
[17:31] <ceo> i hope that the nice info for all :)
[17:31] <ia9371> I want to get new printer to work but when I plug it in nothing happens
[17:31] <ceo> ia9371, what up...
[17:31] <ia9371> its USB.. I tihnk its because CUPS is reinstalled
[17:32] <ceo> what printer you used ia9371
[17:32] <ia9371> i sudo reinstall cups
[17:32] <ia9371> I have 2 printers and can not get either of them to work....
[17:32] <ia9371> ceo: ever since i reinstalled cups I have not been able to change any settings
[17:32] <PopeFelix> Ubuntu 10.10.  I'm using rhythmbox with my music library stored on a SMB volume.  After playing some random number of songs, rhythmbox will finish playing the current song, but won't go to the next one.  I have to quit rhythmbox and start it again.
[17:32] <bo_root> is there any channel dedicated for wifi help
[17:33] <bullgard>  man 1 seahorse-daemon 2006-05-04: "seehorse-daemon - seahorse pass phrase caching agent." man seahorse-agent 2006: "seahorse pass phrase caching agent." Why are there 2 different programs for the same job?
[17:33] <k_5673> hello!
[17:33] <ia9371> ceo: ever since i reinstalled cups I have not been able to change any settings in CUPS or printers
[17:33] <ceo> oh am blank ia9371 sorry
[17:33] <ActionParsnip> bo_root: if you are using ubuntu, ask here
[17:34] <ia9371> well do i need to change permissions in CUPS
[17:34] <k_5673> Somebody have tried multiseat under 8.04 with UFPR's mdm desktop manager?
[17:34] <ActionParsnip> k_5673: have you tried a later release?
[17:35] <ActionParsnip> k_5673: may help: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MultiseatX
[17:36] <k_5673> Nah! It require to get special ConsoleKit and GDM branches.
[17:36] <k_5673> I tried already
[17:36] <k_5673> But dazent work
[17:36] <ActionParsnip> k_5673: well, can you tell us what doesn't work, or do you expect us to guess.....details please.....
[17:37] <bo_root> ActionParsnip: trying to connect, i get this http://pastebin.com/HR6NWZ9d
[17:37] <soreau> This gnome keyring business has cost me more headaches than i can count
[17:37] <k_5673> It freezes in the splash, using plymouth, ubuntu 10.04, "checking battery state"...
[17:37] <soreau> Can't log into ftp reliably because of the god damned keyring
[17:37] <jpds> soreau: Strange currency.
[17:37] <erUSUL> bullgard: sometimes you have to separate the program in two different executables for security resons... may be the case here. but i dunno you will have to ask the devs
[17:38] <ActionParsnip> soreau: set a blank keyring password
[17:38] <NCS_One> I have a terminal icon on my top painel that when I click it it start xterm on my home path, I created a shortcut to start xterm but it starts on /, how can I have the previous behavior?
[17:39] <vldr0x00> Sup Guys
[17:39] <erUSUL> NCS_One: it should start in your home by default. how do you created this second icon/launcher ?
[17:39] <soreau> ActionParsnip: I do and it works for a couple times but then sometimes I go to connect and get dbus error messages. The only way to fix it is delete all saved keyrings in seahorse and then go and redo connect to server, reenter all information and readd the bookmark and sometimes it will start working
[17:39] <soreau> again
[17:40] <vldr0x00> Anyone got BackTrack ;)
[17:40] <soreau> ! backtrack | vldr0x00
[17:40] <NCS_One> erUSUL: placed "xterm" on the command text box
[17:40] <bullgard> erUSUL: Thank you for commenting. So I will have to do more snooping yet.
[17:41] <erUSUL> vldr0x00: everyone in #backtrack-linux
[17:42] <ActionParsnip> NCS_One: could change it to:   xterm ~/     should be ok
[17:42] <erUSUL> NCS_One: if you launc an xterm from alt + f2 or from another terminal? does it behave the same?
[17:43] <soreau> The folder contents could not be displayed DBus error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply: Message did not receive a reply (timeout by message bus)
[17:43] <NCS_One> erUSUL: no, it starts at ~
[17:44] <erUSUL> NCS_One: very weird; works here ( 10.04 )
[17:44] <NCS_One> ActionParsnip: with "xterm ~/" it starts gnome terminal :(
[17:44] <ActionParsnip> NCS_One: freaky stuff
[17:46] <NCS_One> erUSUL: try using ctrl-alt+t
[17:46] <rtdos> two questions:   1. conflicting login screens? when the login screen appears, after i enter my username, the login screen disappears as though xinit is reinitializing. 2. whenever the screensaver kicks in and i attempt to login from the screensaver i get an onscreen keyboard (i have uninstalled accessibility options or at least i think i did
[17:46] <dex__> is anyone looking into bring the work Google has done on font rendering for Chrome OS over to Ubuntu?
[17:47] <erUSUL> NCS_One: i do not have that key comobo enabled
[17:47] <PopeFelix> Any thoughts on my rhythmbox issue?
[17:48] <Roasted> Has anybody added Ubuntu to a Windows domain using Likewise Open? I'm curious about these Kerberos servers realm questions it's asking.
[17:54] <lultima> ola
[17:54] <itrekkie> hi all—is there a quick way to tell if you're using 32 or 64-bit ubuntu on a machine?
[17:54] <tyebud1> Hey ubuntu, I've been playing around with running ubuntu off a usb, but I don't like how it automatically logs in to the live user account.  In addition to that, it seems like if I create a new user, the new home folders don't persist
[17:55] <ActionParsnip> itrekkie: uname -m
[17:55] <Spicemaster> hi viva la turky
[17:55] <rumpe1> itrekkie, uname -a
[17:55] <itrekkie> thank you guys :D
[17:55] <ActionParsnip> itrekkie: i686 == 32bit   x86_64 == 64bit
[17:55] <tyebud1> Is there a good tutorial for setting up a more secure and conventional type experience?
[17:55] <bstarek> hello guys, how can i remove GRUB please?
[17:55] <ActionParsnip> bstarek: just install anoter boot loader
[17:56] <bstarek> ActionParsnip: how is that?
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> tyebud1: conventional in what way?
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> bstarek: well, your system NEEDS a bootloader to make its OSes load, so to remove grub just install a different loader
[17:57] <tyebud1> ActionParsnip: I guess I'm looking for a setup that, when I boot from the usb, it operates just like a conventional install
[17:57] <bstarek> ActionParsnip: i was thinking about re-installling Ubuntu
[17:57] <tyebud1> ActionParsnip: I don't want it to auto log a live user, and I want everything to persist
[17:57] <adeee> hello can anybody tell me what is the name of this IRC network?
[17:57] <tyebud1> ActionParsnip: Does that make sense?
[17:57] <jpds> adeee: freenode.net
[17:57] <bstarek> ActionParsnip: so i wanted to remover the loader and ubuntu and reinstall everything.....i got a bootable win7 cd...
[17:58] <adeee> thank you. jpds
[17:58] <Roasted> Has anybody added Ubuntu to a Windows domain using Likewise Open? I'm curious about these Kerberos servers realm questions it's asking.
[17:58] <bstarek> ActionParsnip: I heard it could be done by using the Recovery option in the Win7cd....
[17:58] <ActionParsnip> tyebud1: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[17:59] <ActionParsnip> bstarek: boot to your windows CD and reinstate the windows bootloader, then reinstall ubuntu and the dual boot will be managed
[18:00] <erle-> have you noted that the ubuntu fonts have some rendering issues?
[18:00] <bstarek> ActionParsnip:how can i reinstate the windows bootloader? do you know the commands by chance?
[18:00] <ActionParsnip> bstarek: ask in ##windows
[18:01] <rumpe1> bstarek, fixmbr or something like that
[18:01] <tyebud1> ActionParsnip: Oh so, installing ubuntu directly to the USB as opposed to using the Live version should solve these problems?
[18:01] <bstarek> ActionParsnip:alright i apreciate your output
[18:02] <ActionParsnip> tyebud1: the persistant install will allow you to make updates stick
[18:02] <Kruptein> okay I can't get past the boot screen,   my computer seems to don't do anything but showing "AHCI CD-ROM"    I know insert an ubuntu live cd,   what are your ideas to solve this issue?
[18:02] <Kruptein> * I now
[18:02] <bstarek> rumpel: isnt it something like bootrec.exe /fixmbr    ?
[18:02] <khem_> I installed r8192se driver from Realtek, the driver only works with unencrypted accesspoints. What is there I can do?
[18:02] <tyebud1> ActionParsnip: The thing I don't like is it doubles as a live disc.  I don't want that.  I want to be able to encrypt the drive and have a login
[18:03] <ActionParsnip> tyebud1: well any usb ubuntu will do that, wont it
[18:03] <ceo> what mean this The authenticity of host '<IP_ADDRESS> (<IP_ADDRESS>)' can't be established.
[18:03] <ceo> RSA key fingerprint is f0:43:ea:d2:13:48:f2:9a:4c:bd:51:f3:7a:ac:46:de.
[18:03] <Pici> ceo: That usually happens the first time that you ssh into a server.
[18:04] <ceo> yes Pici, am have put my password is admin. but am can't login way ?
[18:04] <adeee> guys anything interesting in ubuntu.? well am boared. tell me about any new software
[18:04] <ceo> and if am used putty admin. that i can login ? way ssh on linux (ubuntu) can't login.
[18:05] <ceo> any body can be explant that case
[18:05] <Chr|s> Anyone know of a work around to have the latest TeamSpeak 3 for Ubuntu Linux work with a headset?
[18:06] <CarlFK> whats the applet name of Terminal?  /usr/lib/gnome-panel/gnome-panel-add --applet=/usr/bin/gnome-terminal  "...is not a valid applet"
[18:06] <Pici> ceo: After you get that message there should be something that says something similar to "do you want to continue yes/no?"
[18:06] <pcpower> is there a safe way to upgrade the nvidia-current driver to a newer version (which has an important bug fixed that I require), when the repository's version is older than the actual driver available from nvidia ?
[18:06] <izual> Hello, I want to automount my USB hard drive on startup. I have done so through /etc/fstab by adding a line but this does not allow write access. Any tip?
[18:06] <Kruptein> nobody an Idea?
[18:07] <Dinamic21> ёпта
[18:07] <Dinamic21> сколько народу
[18:08] <Roasted> Has anybody added Ubuntu to a Windows domain using Likewise Open? I'm curious about these Kerberos servers realm questions it's asking.
[18:08] <ceo> Pici, am have do yes, but password need, am put my password that not corret
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> Kruptein: does ubuntu load at all?
[18:08] <ceo> what happen about it, can you explant it
[18:08] <Kruptein> ActionParsnip: no I can't get into grub at all
[18:08] <Kruptein> only booting a live cd is working for the moment
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> Kruptein: then it sounds like a hardware  issue
[18:09] <ActionParsnip> Kruptein: try defaulting BIOS settings
[18:09] <Kruptein> ActionParsnip: should I perform any special command to fix some things?
[18:09] <Kruptein> ActionParsnip: already did :f
[18:09] <ActionParsnip> Kruptein: and test ram using livecd
[18:09] <Pici> ceo: I'm sorry, I'm having trouble explaining what you're saying.
[18:09] <Pici> ceo: er, understanding what you're saying.
[18:10] <Kruptein> ActionParsnip: how do you mean "test ram" ?   I can surf the web with the cd fine,
[18:10] <ceo> oke look this
[18:10] <ceo> ceo@robot:~$ ssh <IP_ADDRESS>
[18:10] <ceo> The authenticity of host '<IP_ADDRESS> (<IP_ADDRESS>)' can't be established.
[18:10] <ceo> RSA key fingerprint is f0:43:ea:d2:13:48:f2:9a:4c:bd:51:f3:7a:ac:46:de.
[18:10] <ceo> Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)? yes
[18:10] <ceo> Warning: Permanently added '<IP_ADDRESS>' (RSA) to the list of known hosts.
[18:10] <FloodBot2> ceo: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:10] <FloodBot3> ceo: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:10] <FloodBot1> ceo: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:10] <ActionParsnip> Kruptein: when the CD starts to boot press SPACE and select to test the RAM
[18:10] <Kruptein> ActionParsnip: okay wait a minute
[18:11] <ActionParsnip> ceo: sounds good :)
[18:11] <rumpe1> hmm... three floodbots are saying the same... maybe thats why they are called "floodbot"s ^^
[18:11] <Pici> rumpe1: They wont do that again.
[18:12] <Lcawte> How do I find out if I should be using i386 or i868 or whatever it is...
[18:12] <quaisi> if you are unsure use i386
[18:12] <MrUnagi> Lcawte: do you have a 64 bit processor with over 4 gigs of ram
[18:13] <Lcawte> MrUnagi: I know I don't have 4GB of ram, but not sure on the processer bittage
[18:13] <MrUnagi> if you dont have 4gb then you want i386
[18:14] <qiyan> hi don't open eric python IDE on xubuntu please help me
[18:14] <giorgio> xcdd list
[18:15] <Lcawte> Also, just a question for the far future, is it possible to swap distros/ubuntu desktop -> server without loosing documents and all server like packages?
[18:15] <davidcoe> I'm trying to run Amarok with gnome.  If I install from apt-get should I be having problems?
[18:16] <rtdos> two questions:   1. conflicting login screens? when the login screen appears, after i enter my username, the login screen disappears as though xinit is reinitializing. 2. whenever the screensaver kicks in and i attempt to login from the screensaver i get an onscreen keyboard (i have uninstalled accessibility options or at least i think i did
[18:16] <khem_> Will the Realtek 8192SE driver work with 11.04 ?
[18:17] <StDrogo> Does anyone know anything about mount error exit code 21? After an alt-sysreq reboot on account of a crash none of my ntfs partitions mount
[18:17] <ilea> one big question people
[18:17] <Pudabudigada> Can anyone help me with jack?
[18:18] <aeon-ltd> ilea: ok, but next time don't ask to ask
[18:18] <pcpower> is there a safe way to upgrade the nvidia-current driver to a newer version (which has an important bug fixed that I require), when the repository's version is older than the actual driver available from nvidia ?
[18:19] <ilea> i want to buy a hp multifunctional printer and i want to know if linux can see it and it will automaticaly install the driver after i conect it
[18:20] <rumpe1> ilea, name the printer, maybe someone here has such a printer... or ask google for experiences
[18:20] <gratnam1__> can some one help intall xchat please
[18:21] <ksinkar> hi guys
[18:21] <miketomdool> sudo apt-get install xchat?
[18:21] <pcpower> ilea: it might print without much hassle, but getting the rest to work might be painful :)
[18:21] <rumpe1> gratnam1__, ask
[18:21] <gratnam1__> i get a bunch of error when i do either aptitude install xchat or apt-get xchat
[18:21] <gratnam1__> i am not root
[18:21] <gratnam1__> maybe thats y
[18:21] <gratnam1__> let me see here
[18:21] <rumpe1> gratnam1__, thats why
[18:21] <ilea> i ask only if linux can see it after i conect it without having to download drivers because i know that linux haves the drivers in kernel
[18:22] <khrm> No he doesn't need to be root to use sudo.
[18:22] <crux39uc> hi, how can I run a screen session, and pass a command to it?
[18:22] <crux39uc> I've tried -D -m -X etc, in all forms
[18:22] <crux39uc> I want to do:
[18:22] <crux39uc> screen -SOMETHING echo test; screen -SOMETHING echo test
[18:22] <crux39uc> and then screen -ls to show two screens
[18:22] <crux39uc> each with "test" on them
[18:23] <ksinkar> i am trying to install  ubuntu 10.04 LTS on a windows machine. I have made unpartitioned space available for the install. Now while installing i am given 4 options:1) install windows and ubuntu side by side 2) install ubuntu only 3) install ubuntu in free space 4) manual partition
[18:23] <Roasted> Has anybody added Ubuntu to a Windows domain using Likewise Open? I'm curious about these Kerberos servers realm questions it's asking.
[18:23] <ksinkar> now i am interested in option 1 and 3
[18:23] <beekar> ya'll just reminded me install screenie.
[18:23] <Hedgehog456> is ubuntu better than windows for writing, browsing, IRC chatting and programming?
[18:24] <ksinkar> if i chose option 3 will grub be automatically configured for detecting windows?
[18:24] <Pudabudigada> Hedgehog456, Yes
[18:25] <Macstheyjustsuck> I'm trying to run IntelliJ and I know I have Java and JDK installed because I was running it before, but then I shut down my computer and now it says I don't have JDK installed, it says to validate it, how do I do that?
[18:29] <YuviPanda_> I'm trying to install Ubuntu 10.10 64 bit
[18:29] <YuviPanda_> and all I get when I select 'Install Ubuntu' is a bunch of green shapes
[18:29] <YuviPanda_> same for 'Try Ubuntu without installing'
[18:29] <YuviPanda_> and 'Check disc for defects'
[18:29] <Roasted> Is there a remote desktop application I can get for Ubuntu so I can use it even when I'm at the login screen?
[18:29] <Pudabudigada> YuviPanda_, What's your processor?
[18:29] <YuviPanda_> I have an ATI Radeon HD5850, so I guess that's the issue
[18:29] <YuviPanda_> Pudabudigada, Core 2 Quad
[18:29] <Pudabudigada> Are those 64 bit?
[18:30] <YuviPanda_> Pudabudigada, definitely. My windows is 64 bit
[18:30] <Pudabudigada> Ah.
[18:30] <YuviPanda_> Pudabudigada, any way I could just let Ubuntu give me the text installer?
[18:31] <Kruptein> okay I can't get grub to appear on starting up :f what should I do
[18:31] <vic_> hello
[18:31] <jpds> YuviPanda_: Use the alternative install CD.
[18:31] <vic_> i need help please
[18:31] <YuviPanda_> jpds, no way to use the same CD?
[18:31] <jpds> YuviPanda_: No.
[18:31] <bencc> what is the path of the home folder of the postgres user?
[18:32] <bencc> I can find out?
[18:32] <YuviPanda_> jpds, damn. ok
[18:32] <vic_> i have installed ubuntu 8.04 on my p3 pc  what do i do next? lol
[18:32] <erUSUL> bencc: getent passwd username
[18:32] <vic_> how do i install restricted extras?
[18:32] <aeon-ltd> !restricted | vic_
[18:32] <Kruptein> anybody knows how to get grub to work if it fails to load?
[18:33] <erUSUL> bencc: getent passwd username | cut -f6 -d:
[18:33] <beekar> krup, install grub, and then type grub, and try it out.
[18:33] <vic_> hello can someone help me please?
[18:33] <bencc> erUSUL: your previous command works. what cut -f6 -d does?
[18:33] <Pudabudigada> vic_ Like the mp3 codecs?
[18:33] <erUSUL> vic_: Aplications>Ubuntu software center
[18:33] <quaisi> sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[18:34] <vic_> ok thank u quaisi    how do i get a desktop ? it just runs as terminal ?
[18:34] <beekar> krup, you can edit in there and uncomment a timer maybe?
[18:34] <beekar> dang vic.
[18:34] <vic_> im a noob
[18:34] <vic_> lol
[18:34] <vic_> sorry
[18:34] <beekar> well no, but that's an old one.
[18:35] <quaisi> no worries vic
[18:35] <beekar> does ubuntu current  not meet your specs?
[18:35] <beekar> im just wanderin.
[18:35] <beekar> for a desktop, install gnome, i'd say.
[18:35] <quaisi> you can go to applications - accessories - terminal
[18:35] <beekar> or actually like xfce?
[18:35] <chalcedony> where is support for pulse audio?
[18:35] <beekar> i used to use that on old laptops
[18:36] <vic_> zxfce
[18:36] <vic_> how do i install that
[18:36] <vic_> :(
[18:36] <Roasted> When I remove desktop from one Ubuntu system to another, when Ic lick around I see NOTHING change. No menus, etc. How can I fix this?
[18:36] <Pudabudigada> vic_ Do you have a non-graphical install right now?
[18:36] <vic_> yes that corret pudabudigada
[18:36] <vic_> just installed from cd
[18:37] <Pudabudigada> Did you install the server edition or something?
[18:37] <vic_> yes server
[18:37] <vic_> :)
[18:37] <beekar> how much ram ya got ?
[18:37] <vic_> 512?
[18:37] <beekar> aw yer fine then.
[18:37] <vic_> that enough?
[18:37] <DouglasK> Question: Why does the load average on my box show as 2/2/2 when the cpu is generally sitting at less than 2% usage?
[18:37] <DouglasK> (data via top)
[18:38] <beekar> yeah that's good enough for xfce which is slim and quick and gnome which is a bit bigger.
[18:38] <tlattimore> How do I mirror screens at high resolutions? I tried what was suggested in this article (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1022854), but nothing happens when I run the command, it just returns to an empty prompt!?!
[18:38] <quaisi> I'd say start with gnome vic and try out xfce if it is too slow
[18:38] <beekar> these are my guesses.  it's been awhile since slow gnomes.
[18:38] <beekar> yeah that's fair advice.
[18:38] <Pudabudigada> vic_ Have you actually used the install? You may just want to install normal Ubuntu.
[18:39] <test0r123> DouglasK, you have a 386? :P
[18:39] <DouglasK> test0r123: 1.8Ghz AMD
[18:39] <georgeoftown> hola, sabeis si xubuntu admite lvm?
[18:39] <vic_> all i have done is install from cd so when i turn on it comes up as terminal - i want - restricted-extras and a desktop ? not sure what to type?
[18:40] <georgeoftown> can ido lvm in xubuntu ?
[18:40] <_Tristan> How can I make a volume automatically mount when I open a folder that links to it?
[18:40] <quaisi> so vic you have the minimal install?
[18:41] <vic_> yh  the very basic
[18:41] <quaisi> ok well it seems like you need more from the questions you ask
[18:41] <Pudabudigada> vic_ Why?
[18:41] <Symmetria> can anyone recommend a piece of software for network performance testing that *ISNT* iperf
[18:41] <quaisi> well you want a desktop :)
[18:41] <Symmetria> since iperf seems to be broken :P
[18:41] <Kruptein> okay is it normal that when I type  "sudo grub"  there appears "grub: command not found"  O_o
[18:41] <beekar> vic, i do: sudo apt-cache search   to search and:  sudo apt-get install   to install
[18:42] <quaisi> vic it's probably easiest if you are not too far in  to start from scratch - get the full desktop cd /download and run through the graphical installer
[18:42] <vic_> i done it this way because my friend installed ubuntu on my lappy and i like it and now i want to try on my pc and work it out for myself  but i dont know anything about it lol
[18:42] <beekar> yeah, or install a new xubuntu.
[18:42] <darkguy> hey, is there any way to hide menu icons, like back in Edgy you had the Interface tab in appearance settings and you could set it?
[18:43] <quaisi> vic on the install - there you can tick a box to get all the extras like mp3 playback and flash installed right from the go
[18:43] <Kriss-|-> Anyone know about a good way to monitor the cpu, memory, and processes from one ubuntu computer to another ?
[18:43] <quaisi> i tried doing a minimal ubuntu install and you definitely learn a lot
[18:44] <Kriss-|-> except for vnc and ssh that is
[18:44] <Kriss-|-> would be nice with a remote monitor
[18:44] <fowl> Hello, I have some problems when trying to install ubuntu 10.10 from a usb. it does not recognize my partitions
[18:45] <vic_> yh thats the plan quaisi - i want to learn so i started from scratch
[18:45] <vic_> i dont mind if i fuk it up coz i have it on my lappy
[18:45] <quaisi> vic - if you type in sudo apt-get install gnome-desktop-environment it should get a desktop installed
[18:45] <fowl> and the only option is to use entire disk. I installed ubuntu before without this problem but uninstalled it now I come across this problem
[18:45] <Pudabudigada> vic_ If you want to make it as hard for yourself as possible, get something like slackware.
[18:46] <bastidrazor> quaisi: really? that package does not exist.. anywhere
[18:46] <fowl> any suggestions?
[18:46] <Logan_WP> !gnome-desktop-environment | quaisi
[18:46] <Logan_WP> !info gnome-desktop-environment | quaisi
[18:46] <AAA_awright> I forced-upgraded Ubuntu, and until recently the application bar on the side auto-hid but recently it's not disappearing; also I can't figure out how to disable visual effects/compiz, this computer just can't handle it
[18:46] <vic_> lol not too hard not yet anyway i just want to learn the basics then learn more from there
[18:46] <bastidrazor> or i am wrong. :|
[18:47] <fowl> anyone?
[18:47] <vic_> ok installing gnome desktop now then i can install restricted-extras
[18:47] <beekar> your usb or your hard drive partitions , fowl ?
[18:47] <Pudabudigada> vic_ Try what I'm doing, start at the normal level and work out from there.
[18:47] <robin0800> AAA_awright, metacity --replace removes compiz
[18:47] <Pudabudigada> I.e: Normal install, then explore.
[18:47] <vic_> normal level?  is gnome not the normal level then?
[18:48] <Pudabudigada> vic_, That's what I mean.
[18:48] <fowl>  Hello, I have some problems when trying to install ubuntu 10.10 from a usb. it does not recognize my partitions and the only option is to use entire disk. I installed ubuntu before without this problem but uninstalled it now I come across this problem
[18:48] <binbrain> what's the best way to create a bootable live version, I see the tools for desktop, not server
[18:48] <quaisi> fowl I don't know - I'm not ignorning you! :)
[18:48] <Pudabudigada> vic_, Use the normal install.
[18:48] <fowl> ohh thank you then :\
[18:48] <vic_> iam installing gnome now  once thats done i will install restricted extras?  is this correct ?
[18:49] <vic_> i just got the cd from a friend he gave it to me and said good luck lol
[18:49] <quaisi> fowl can you run in live mode and use gparted to see if it recognizes them
[18:49] <ksinkar> hey guys
[18:49] <fowl> how do I do this? :S
[18:49] <fowl> it recognized them before but I uninstalled it
[18:49] <AAA_awright> robin0800: That's not much better now I don't have any application bar at all
[18:49] <JTS000ID_> I was wondering if there's anyway I could save System Monitor (specially Resources) information to a FILE.
[18:50] <fowl> and now want to install again and it doesnt recognize anything
[18:50] <ksinkar> i am trying to install ubuntu into unpartitioned free space on my laptop using the option install into unpartitioned space
[18:50] <quaisi> fowl when it says install or try choose try#
[18:50] <ksinkar> will ubuntu automatically configure GRUB to identify windows?
[18:50] <AAA_awright> And no title bar on windows, the window contents are entirely chrome-less...
[18:50] <fowl> then after that?
[18:50] <quaisi> then i think it's system administration choose gparted partition editor just to see if it recognizes the parttitions
[18:50] <NCS_One> how can I have command history in ssh connection?
[18:50] <Starminn> ksinkar: It should, yes.
[18:50] <fowl> if it doesnt?
[18:50] <erUSUL> !info systat | JTS000ID_
[18:51] <ksinkar> Starminn: i am not choosing the first option, is that OK??
[18:51] <erUSUL> !info sysstat | JTS000ID_
[18:51] <ksinkar> Starminn: the first option being install ubuntu and windows side by side
[18:51] <quaisi> I'm not sure - look for advanced settings on installer
[18:51] <JTS000ID_> So sysstat is what I need I get from that sentence
[18:51] <bastidrazor> NCS_One: type history  ;it is an actual command or you can lookin ~/.bash_history
[18:51] <fowl> I did
[18:51] <quaisi> i believe you :)
[18:51] <Macstheyjustsuck> I'm trying to run IntelliJ and I know I have Java and JDK installed because I was running it before, but then I shut down my computer and now it says I don't have JDK installed, it says to validate it, how do I do that?
[18:51] <fowl> there was advanced and there was erase entire disk
[18:52] <Starminn> ksinkar: If you chose that then it would give you the option to shrink Windows/expand Ubuntu and it would do all partitioning for you. I'm pretty sure you don't want to do that since you already have spaced planned out for it.
[18:53] <quaisi> did advanced have anything useful fowl?
[18:53] <fowl> nope
[18:53] <fowl> it had the table and the entire disk to partition
[18:53] <fowl> it is really annoying :(
[18:54] <quaisi> do you have more than 1 hdd?
[18:54] <ksinkar> Starminn: exactly, you have understood my problem
[18:54] <Hedgehog456> is there a driver for integrated broadcom wireless cards? b43 maybe?
[18:54] <NCS_One> bastidrazor: I meant history like pressing up arrow key and cicle last commands
[18:54] <erUSUL> Hedgehog456: there is; you have to install the firmware
[18:54] <erUSUL> !find b43
[18:55] <Hedgehog456> ok thanks
[18:55] <erUSUL> Hedgehog456: sudo apt-get install firmware-b43-installer
[18:55] <ksinkar> Starminn: so should i proceed with the third option and trust that while the bootloader is installing it will detect windows and make the appropriate changes?
[18:55] <Hedgehog456> will do when i install ubuntu in a sec
[18:55] <Starminn> ksinkar: So if there is an option for installing to free space, I would choose that.
[18:55] <bastidrazor> NCS_One: in gnome-terminal pressing the up arrow should give you that
[18:55] <tsrk> How can I restrict a user on the system from making outbound network connections from all ports except 80?
[18:55] <fowl> Well, the first time I installed ubuntu it recognized my windows and split it so I could get ubuntu. the i uninstalled it and it became free space and I fixed my windows from the grub loader, then i decided I wanted it back so I made my free space ntfs and then back to free space (this was between time)
[18:55] <erUSUL> Hedgehog456: you have to be connected to internet by other means ( cable ) while doing so
[18:55] <Starminn> ksinkar: Yes. Your other option is to do it manually which will likely give you the same result as if you did it automatically to free space.
[18:55] <fowl> and then... my error
[18:56] <Hedgehog456> erUSUL: i have an ethernet line
[18:56] <erUSUL> ok
[18:57] <NCS_One> bastidrazor: I haven't
[18:57] <kaim> hojo!
[18:57] <NCS_One> bastidrazor: neither on xterm or gnome
[18:57] <ksinkar> Starminn: thanx for your reassurance. meet you after i have installed ubuntu, bye cu
[18:57] <kaim> onko tullu muikkua?
[18:58] <erUSUL> tsrk: what are you trying to do? a user can not use lower ports (like 80 ) to make connections
[18:58] <LjL> !fi | kaim
[18:58] <fowl> quaisi what do you think?
[18:58] <Maynel> hi I just burned ubuntu on dvd now I want to delete windows and format the hard disk and remove partitions then create new partition, can I do this with ubuntu live cd or..?
[18:58] <vic_> thank you for all your help they are both installed now im going to have a play and see what i can do  no doubt i will b bk soon for more help  :)
[18:59] <tsrk> erUSUL: I want to stop a user from connecting to remote machines on all ports such as 80. For example, I want to stop them from connecting SSL websites.
[18:59] <tsrk> erUSUL: on all ports except 80*
[18:59] <CarlFK> is /ect/modules the right place to add modules?  I was expecting to add a new file for each, like in /etc/modprobe.d/
[19:00] <quaisi> ok fowl I have some suggestions
[19:00] <quaisi> first back everything up
[19:00] <fowl> ok
[19:00] <erUSUL> tsrk: so is except connections *to* port 80 not *from* port 80?
[19:01] <quaisi> using gparted then create a partition manually whilst booting from live environment (usb/cd) - it's not that hard and there's plenty of tutorials on google
[19:01] <quaisi> perhaps format to ext3 or ext4
[19:01] <erUSUL> tsrk: and it has to be only one user?
[19:01] <fowl> but would this cut into
[19:01] <fowl> other partitions?
[19:02] <quaisi> yes which is why good to back up
[19:02] <usuario> aaa
[19:02] <quaisi> have 1 partittion split into 2
[19:02] <usuario> kien sois
[19:02] <quaisi> or do you wubi?
[19:02] <tsrk> erUSUL: restricing everyone except root would be OK, but 1 user only would be best
[19:02] <usuario> what
[19:02] <quaisi> sorry do you know wubi?
[19:02] <[TK]D-Fender> Maynel: Yes
[19:02] <usuario> what
[19:03] <usuario> melòn
[19:03] <usuario> aaa
[19:03] <usuario> dgs
[19:03] <usuario> qh
[19:03] <usuario> s
[19:03] <usuario> h
[19:03] <FloodBot1> usuario: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:03] <usuario> rd
[19:03] <erUSUL> !es | usuario
[19:03] <fowl> nope
[19:03] <fowl> whats wubi
[19:03] <Maynel> so I should choose try ubuntu or..?
[19:03] <bobslaede> Hey. How can i stop someone from trying to connect to my server via ssh. Theyre trying pretty hard to bruteforce their way in with a number of usernames and passwords?
[19:03] <Starminn> quaisi: WUBI is generally not advised because it runs slower than an actual install, and is dependent on Windows. So when you boot into Ubuntu, you're also loading pieces of Windows.
[19:03] <Maynel> please explain how can I format hdd with ubuntu live dcd
[19:03] <Maynel> dvd*
[19:04] <bastidrazor> bobslaede: fail2ban is a great way
[19:04] <schnuffle> bobslaede: sshguard or fail2ban can do te job
[19:04] <bobslaede> thanks guys
[19:04] <quaisi> yes starminn correct but it can help ease into an ubuntu life
[19:05] <quaisi> at the start I said wasn't sure and I just wanted to provide some suggestions
[19:05] <erUSUL> bobslaede: first change ssh default port that will cut the attemps. then use some ratelimit like fail2ban as bastidrazor said ( there are iptables modules for that too )
[19:05] <Starminn> Maynel: Boot into your LiveCD and use the trial setting. Go to System->Administration->GParted. Use it
[19:05] <bobslaede> erUSUL: theyre trying from all kinds of ports as well
[19:05] <Starminn> quaisi: Sort of, yes, but it creates headaches when you try to actually install Ubuntu.
[19:05] <bobslaede> erUSUL: i think ill try fail2ban
[19:06] <schnuffle> bobslaede: that's normal
[19:06] <vak> I have a folder containing tones of sparse data files. Is there a way to get this files be transparently zipped before they get written into this directory and unzipped when they are read from disk? (This option is available in Windows)
[19:06] <[TK]D-Fender> Maynel: Setting up your partition is part of the INSTALLATION process
[19:06] <erUSUL> bobslaede: i am talking about chagin the port your sshd listens on
[19:06] <bobslaede> alright
[19:06] <Starminn> quiasi: If you want to use WUBI you can, that's fine, but I and most other people here will advise against it, especially since you've already partitioned out your HDD for Ubuntu anyway.
[19:06] <erUSUL> bobslaede: script kiddies try por 22
[19:06] <[TK]D-Fender> Maynel: So pick "install"
[19:06] <bobslaede> erUSUL: any suggestions, or just any other port than 22
[19:06] <AAA_awright> I'm using the development Ubuntu, the side application bar isn't dissappearing anymore, anyone know what's going on?
[19:06] <bastidrazor> bobslaede: i use 2222 ..its easy to remember
[19:06] <quaisi> this is regarding fowl's query right starminn?
[19:07] <bobslaede> bastidrazor: alright, ill do that as well as fail2ban
[19:07] <fowl> Starminn do you have a suggestion about my problem?
[19:07] <schnuffle> bobslaede: changing the port won't make it more secure but keeps your logs clenaer
[19:07] <erUSUL> bobslaede: whatever you like
[19:07] <bastidrazor> bobslaede: i agree, both methods are a sure way to slow if not stop attacks.
[19:07] <Starminn> fowl: See my last few messages to quaisi: (Yeah, I should have sent them to fowl too, sorry about that)
[19:07] <oCean> AAA_awright: development ubuntu? 11.04?
[19:07] <bobslaede> erUSUL, schnuffle, bastidrazor: good suggestions
[19:07] <Maynel> ok thanks
[19:07] <bastidrazor> bobslaede: good luck.
[19:07] <AAA_awright> oCean: I would presume so but I can't get to the About Ubuntu dialog
[19:07] <bobslaede> thanks :)
[19:08] <oCean> AAA_awright:  11.04 support in #ubuntu+1
[19:08] <AAA_awright> pfft
[19:08] <vak> So, in Ubuntu it is not possible? Albeit it is possible in Windows for a long time?..
[19:08] <oCean> AAA_awright: ?
[19:08] <Maynel> wait wait
[19:08] <AAA_awright> oCean: The website only lists this channel
[19:08] <schnuffle> bobslaede: but take care to not lock you out yourself
[19:08] <Maynel> one guy says i should format HDD from ubuntu live dvd with trial other with instalation ?
[19:08] <Maynel> so what is noe please..
[19:08] <Starminn> !natty | AAA_awright
[19:08] <oCean> AAA_awright: that is why I point it out to you.
[19:09] <fowl> yes i have read the messages i wanted to install with a live cd but my partitions will not show
[19:09] <oCean> Starminn: that's a little redundant
[19:09] <ircofunni> hi
[19:09] <Starminn> AAA_awright: Here's a full list of channels https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/ChannelList
[19:09] <AAA_awright> !lobotomy
[19:09] <oCean> AAA_awright: don't mess with the bot please
[19:09] <ircofunni> I need a help with network manager in ubuntu
[19:10] <Starminn> oCean: Yes, I know, but Iw as hoping it would have the link I just now gave him in there somewhere.
[19:10] <erUSUL> bobslaede: http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/187
[19:10] <AAA_awright> oCean: Bots aren't supposed to be speaking unless spoken to.
[19:10] <Maynel> guys pls
[19:11] <Maynel> how to format hdd from ubuntu live cd
[19:11] <ircofunni> recently I upgraded the ubuntu to version to 10.10, but after that the network manager is disappeared. now I need to execute the dhclient from command line to connect to the network
[19:11] <Maynel> with try ubuntu or install and how pls explain
[19:11] <oCean> AAA_awright: it does not. Leave it be, move on
[19:11] <ircofunni> usually ubuntu will connect to the network automatically when I plugins the network cable
[19:11] <ircofunni> any way to resolve it
[19:11] <ircofunni> ?
[19:12] <schnuffle> Maynel: is all your data save and you want just to instll ubuntu on a clean machine?
[19:12] <quaisi> maynel go to system-administration gparted
[19:12] <Maynel> i want this
[19:12] <Maynel> format and delete everything
[19:12] <quaisi> but yes please back up first
[19:12] <Maynel> make one new partition delete old 2
[19:12] <Maynel> then install ubuntu on that partition
[19:12] <Maynel> how can i do this pls
[19:12] <Maynel> im right now on win xp
[19:12] <Maynel> i have live ubuntu
[19:13] <quaisi> maynel you can do it in the installation process
[19:13] <Starminn> Maynel: So you want to delete everything on the HDD, including XP?
[19:13] <Maynel> ye syes
[19:13] <schnuffle> Maynel: boot the live CD and install
[19:13] <Maynel> delete partitions and make one new partition and install ubuntu on it
[19:13] <Maynel> ok then after install.?
[19:13] <Starminn> Maynel: So boot to the LiveCD, choose "Install" and say whatever option is something like, "Wipe the whole drive and start fresh."
[19:13] <schnuffle> Maynel: coose manual partition and adjust as you want
[19:13] <erUSUL> Maynel: just create a new partiton table -> add a single partition -> format -> done
[19:14] <anddoz> co się dzieje
[19:14] <fowl> yes starminn my problem is the live cd doesnt show my partitions
[19:14] <jrib> !pl | anddoz
[19:14] <Maynel> ok thanks alot
[19:14] <Hedgehog456> how do i list the network adaptors in my system again erUSUL?
[19:14] <Maynel> so after  i click install i have all these options nice
[19:14] <Starminn> fowl: And you're in Manual Installation?
[19:15] <anddoz> ok thanks
[19:15] <ThinkT510> Hedgehog456: iwconfig
[19:15] <deveras> hello all
[19:15] <Starminn> Maynel: Yes, it walks you through a few steps, then you can choose to install alongside of XP, over top of everything, or specify everything yourself, manually.
[19:15] <erUSUL> Hedgehog456: one way is «lspci | grep -i net
[19:15] <Maynel> ok thanks
[19:15] <irving> alguien latino
[19:15] <irving> ??
[19:15] <erUSUL> Hedgehog456: another is « lshw -C Network »
[19:15] <fowl> how do I know?
[19:15] <Hedgehog456> thanks erUSUL and ThinkT510
[19:15] <fowl> I clicked advanced
[19:15] <fowl> not automati
[19:15] <fowl> c
[19:15] <FloodBot1> fowl: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:16] <oCean> !es | irving
[19:16] <Hedgehog456> ok thanks
[19:18] <fowl> so do you have any suggestions starminn?
[19:18] <deveras> having issues with the ATI/Driver that Ubuntu recommended to install. How do i roll back or upgrade the driver?
[19:19] <brisker> hi, does anyone know of an online manual for commands associated with the gnome gui's?
[19:19] <Starminn> fowl: I'm looking. Give this a try. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1589141
[19:19] <Hedgehog456> what does unmounting the partitions on a disk do in ubiquity?
[19:19] <bastidrazor> brisker: the GUI? point and click?
[19:20] <fowl> thank you for helping me so far starminn :) much appreciated
[19:21] <brisker> bastidrazor:  I mean the apps that come with Ubuntu.  To start em from commnd line.
[19:21] <ThinkT510> Hedgehog456: partitions have to be unmounted if you wish to edit them (grow, shrink, delete)
[19:22] <Hedgehog456> so will it affect the data on them ThinkT510?
[19:22] <fowl> Thats not my problem starminn, it just shows the whole thing
[19:22] <JTS000ID_> Just installed sysstat. Can I use this package to record CPU, Memory and other relevant information for the specified processes instead of whole computer.
[19:22] <ThinkT510> Hedgehog456: when you unmount a partition you can't access it's data
[19:22] <Hedgehog456> will ubuntu remount it?
[19:23] <ThinkT510> Hedgehog456: yes
[19:23] <ThinkT510> Hedgehog456: as long as the filesystem type is supported
[19:23] <Starminn> fowl: So the installer is still not seeing the partitions?
[19:24] <Hedgehog456> so if i wanted to just format my windows partition and write to it? should i keep my recovery partition, or discard it, because it won't know what to write to?
[19:24] <fowl> correct, it did the first time i installed ubuntu but it doesnt anymore, could it b because it is x64 ubuntu 10.10?
[19:25] <erUSUL> JTS000ID_: pidstat?
[19:25] <ThinkT510> Hedgehog456: if you format your windows partition it will lose all its data
[19:25] <erUSUL> JTS000ID_: http://timelordz.com/wiki/System_Reporting_-_sar_%26_kSar
[19:26] <ThinkT510> Hedgehog456: if you want the recovery partition you can keep it, entirely your choice
[19:26] <Hedgehog456> ThinkT510: I know
[19:26] <Hedgehog456> ThinkT510: Will it still work?
[19:26] <bastidrazor> brisker: i don't know of one.. you could right click Applications > Edit Menus > then look at the properties of the items listed. that will show you the command it calls to run the program.  you can also cheat a little and use gnome-open filename.extension   ;that will open the appropriate application
[19:26] <Starminn> fowl: Well, a lot of people seem to suggest that the Alternate CD detects partitions better, so that is an option.
[19:26] <JTS000ID_> erUSUL: Yeah pidstat is what I was looking for..sweet..
[19:27] <ThinkT510> Hedgehog456: will what work? formattng the partition? yes. writing to it? depends what you format it as, but again should be yes
[19:27] <fowl> alternate cd? what does that mean>? sorry for being a pester :\
[19:27] <NCS_One> on my laptop I have the Caps Lock key to behave like ESC, when I connect a usb keyboard to the laptop the Caps Lock acts normal. How can I make it behave like ESC?
[19:28] <Starminn> fowl: Nope, it's alright.  Not a pester. http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/alternative-download
[19:30] <bstarek> hello guys, is that ok if i only use two partitions for ubuntu? one for / and the other swap??
[19:30] <maco> bstarek: that's normal
[19:30] <ThinkT510> bstarek: yes
[19:30] <Starminn> bstarek: Yep, perfectly. that's what I'm using.
[19:30] <Hedgehog456> ThinkT510: is it recommended to keep the windows reinstall partition?
[19:31] <fowl> It is not a problem with the cd starminn it must be something else because the first time it did for sure detect it, should i format my 2nd partition ntfs? fat32? free space?
[19:32] <ThinkT510> Hedgehog456: that entirely depends on whether you want to keep it, in my experience its always been a waste of space because i have windows install disks if i want to install windows
[19:32] <bstarek> maco,ThinkT510,Starminn: alright guys thanks!!
[19:32] <mkquist> Hedgehog456: is that partition used to make recovery cd/dvds? or is it actually used to recover the machines windows install?
[19:32] <Starminn> fowl: Well the problem is that it's not seeing *anything*, correct? So theoretically, regardless of what you format it to, it won't see it.
[19:32] <bstarek> maco,ThinkT510,Starminn: should i stick with Gparted for the partitions?
[19:32] <JoshuaL> What is the name of the item i have to add to my panel to show my name and change my away status etc.
[19:32] <mbeierl> ok, I give up!  Why did my window controls (close/maximize/etc) suddenly move to the right side of the windows?!?  I like them on the left!
[19:32] <maco> bstarek: why bother? the installer has a partitioner built in
[19:32] <Starminn> bstarek: Or you can do it during the install I believe.
[19:32] <JoshuaL> i removed it by accident
[19:32] <fowl> no I am seeing the WHOLE disk, not the partitions
[19:33] <trism> JoshuaL: indicator applet session
[19:33] <Hedgehog456> mkquist: it formats the drive and reinstalls windows xp.
[19:33] <Starminn> mbeierl: System->Preferences->Appearance->Choose one that suits your fancy.
[19:33] <bstarek> maco,ThinkT510,Starminn: sounds good....Ext3 is preferred for / right?
[19:33] <maco> bstarek: ext4 is default for a few releases now
[19:33] <JoshuaL> trism, that only shows the close button :o
[19:33] <Starminn> bstarek: ext4 is the default. Either will work, though
[19:33] <maco> bstarek: ext4 is a bit better for not wearing out SSDs
[19:33] <bstarek> maco,ThinkT510,Starminn: sounds good guys.....thank u all
[19:33] <mkquist> Hedgehog456: then you might need it, unless you have a windows install disc - that is if you have to reinstall windows
[19:34] <trism> JoshuaL: make sure you have indicator-me installed
[19:34] <mbeierl> Starminn: all of them there have the controls on the right now.  This morning things were on the left then I did an apt-update and my appearances changed to the right?
[19:34] <Hedgehog456> mkquist: i already have a windows pc if i want to run windows programsl.
[19:34] <Hedgehog456> *programs
[19:34] <Starminn> fowl: And if you type in "fdisk -l" in a Terminal it sees the partitions?
[19:34] <bstarek> maco,ThinkT510,Starminn: what do u guys think about moving to the dev-ubuntu distribution?
[19:35] <ThinkT510> bstarek: dev-ubuntu?
[19:35] <mkquist> Hedgehog456: so no dual boot then?
[19:35] <maco> Starminn: if the graphical system stops working, can you function completely from the command line?  If so, then hey, we welcome the feedback!
[19:35] <Hedgehog456> mkquist: not really...
[19:35] <maco> Starminn: er, not you
[19:35] <maco> bstarek: you ^
[19:35] <Starminn> maco: :)
[19:35] <bstarek> ThinkT510: the development distribution not the stable
[19:35] <maco> bstarek: if you can't handle a broken system, then stick to stable
[19:35] <bstarek> maco: ok i see
[19:36] <fowl> what do youthink starminn?
[19:36] <ThinkT510> bstarek: if you want to try it out, it's up to you, but if you want something stable stick with current
[19:36] <mbeierl> Starminn: fyi: http://pastebin.com/62D4F1z8 for my appearances preferences.  no choice there...
[19:36] <bstarek> ThinkT510: ill prob stick to the stable
[19:36] <JoshuaL> trism, that did it! ty
[19:37] <Starminn> mbeierl: That is illegible.
[19:37] <Starminn> mbeierl: Are you using Emerald?
[19:37] <pcpower> is there a safe way to upgrade the nvidia-current driver to a newer version (which has an important bug fixed that I require), when the repository's version is older than the actual driver available from nvidia ?
[19:37] <faliva> hi
[19:37] <bstarek> maco,ThinkT510,Starminn: do you guys know if the latest version of vmware is compatible with the latest kernel?
[19:37] <mbeierl> Starminn: sorry - here: http://imagebin.org/140787
[19:37] <erUSUL> !ppa | pcpower
[19:37] <mbeierl> Starminn: compiz.
[19:38] <maco> bstarek: erm, ubuntu's latest kernel on stable?
[19:38] <ThinkT510> bstarek: sorry, don't know, but i'm more of a virtualbox guy
[19:38] <maco> bstarek: im running vmware 7 on 10.10
[19:38] <bstarek> maco: yp on stable
[19:38] <faliva> i have an external usb drive. it is mounted automatically, however it is not in the fstab file. how can i make it readable/writeable for everyone?
[19:38] <faliva> (Ubuntu 10.10)
[19:38] <maco> bstarek: i havent tried last week's update yet
[19:38] <maco> bstarek: update of vmware, i mean
[19:38] <bstarek> maco: did you have to proceed to some patches?
[19:38] <maco> bstarek: no
[19:39] <erUSUL> faliva: what filesystem?
[19:39] <bstarek> maco: alrightt then it should b ok
[19:39] <faliva> ntfs
[19:39] <bstarek> maco: you are running vmware 7.0 or 7.1?
[19:39] <pcpower> ubottu: already looked, there isn't one that works on amd64
[19:40] <faliva> lol
[19:40] <pcpower> erUSUL: already looked, there isn't one that works on amd64
[19:40] <pcpower> wrong person
[19:40] <hihihi100> I use k9copy to rip dvds, but I never installed KDE nor do I know if my ubuntu 10.10 has installed it, or if it comes by default. THe thing is I get segmentation faults from time to time, and I dont know if its related to KDE, should I download http://kdesvn-build.kde.org/releases/kdesrc-build-1.13.php ?
[19:40] <erUSUL> pcpower: :/
[19:41] <faliva> erUSUL: it's ntfs, if you didn't read that. forgot to hilight you
[19:41] <maco> bstarek: 7.1.3
[19:41] <Starminn> mbeierl: I just did it. Try typing in "metacity --replace"
[19:41] <erUSUL> faliva: shouild be aviable for all users by default ....
[19:41] <ThinkT510> !info k9copy
[19:41] <bstarek> maco: great thats the last update
[19:41] <erUSUL> faliva: install ntfs-config and run « gksudo ntfs-config »
[19:41] <mbeierl> Starminn: ok.  icons are still on the right.  now what?
[19:42] <bstarek> maco: good deal man keep it up with the help u guys r doing a great job
[19:42] <bastidrazor> (wo)man
[19:42] <faliva> thanks erUSUL
[19:43] <Starminn> mbeierl: Go to CompizConfig and make sure that "Window Decorator" is on the default (just click on the default button thingy)
[19:43] <pcpower> erUSUL: the current version in the repository is 260.19.06, and using that version, if I run a 3D application for more than 10-20 minutes, the driver causes X to segfault. But 260.19.12 and up fixes this, however when I try to install the latest driver from nvidia, ubuntu stops me and only wants me to use their outdated package. Ideas?
[19:43] <faliva> erUSUL: i don't have hal
[19:43] <faliva> it complains that i don't have hal
[19:43] <faliva> shall i just install hal?
[19:43] <maco> bastidrazor: :)
[19:43] <bstarek> ThinkT510,Starminn: apreciate the help guys. thank u
[19:44] <ThinkT510> bstarek: np
[19:44] <mbeierl> Starminn: it's on.  Turned it off, waited, back on... Still on the right.  I'm stumped.
[19:45] <Starminn> mbeierl: This is the steps I took just a moment ago to get it to work. I went o CompizConfig->Window Decorator-> and reset the "Command" field to the default, I typed in "metacity --replace" in a Terminal, then went to System->Preferences->Appearance and chose the default "Ambience."
[19:45] <Starminn> mbeierl: Try those, and let us know how it goes.
[19:46] <earthmeLon> I just added Pidgin PPA to my repos so that I'm not stuck with a really old version of Pidgin.  Any other common software that I could be running a year old version of as well?
[19:47] <Hedgehog456> is ubuntu better than windows for irc chatting, writing, web browsing, occasional programming?
[19:47] <mbeierl> Starmin: thank you!  The combo of switching from compiz to metacity followed by kicking the appearance preferences did the trick.
[19:47] <faliva> erUSUL: yes, installing hal did it. now it works. thank you
[19:48] <ThinkT510> Hedgehog456: you can do all that, it depends on what you're comfortable with
[19:48] <erUSUL> faliva: no problem
[19:48] <slipknot> hi does exist any option to enable the input password of the login visible
[19:48] <raphael> hi!
[19:48] <raphael> Is it a problem if i haven' t creat swap partition ??
[19:48] <Hedgehog456> ThinkT510: it looks better
[19:48] <Starminn> mbeierl: For your reference, whenever you use Compiz, it replaces Metacity which is the default window title bar handler. So, if it happens again, just make sure compiz knows to leave the windows to Metacity and butt out of its business! ;)
[19:49] <bastidrazor> raphael: not at all.. you could create a swap file if you needed swap
[19:49] <bstarek> hedgehog456: you can save time if u get used to Ubuntu
[19:49] <erUSUL> raphael: you can create a swapfile; or if you have the space create the wap partition now
[19:49] <ThinkT510> Hedgehog456: i hope you enjoy using ubuntu, i certainly prefer linux over windows
[19:49] <Hedgehog456> bstarek: ok, installing now
[19:49] <Starminn> mbeierl: Glad it worked for you, though. Hooray! :) Have fun with the buttons where you like 'em.
[19:49] <Hedgehog456> ThinkT510: thanks
[19:49] <raphael> f I don't create , I will have some problem ? (sorry for my bad english )
[19:49] <mbeierl> Starminn: the odd thing is that it just happened without warning today.  Been using ubuntu and compiz since the beryl days and never had this happen.  But thanks for the tip!
[19:49] <bstarek> hedgehog456: keep both windows and ubuntu for a start
[19:50] <bastidrazor> raphael: you won't be able to hibernate, other than that there should be no issues.
[19:50] <Hedgehog456> bstarek: i have no disk space. windows hogs it all. and i never want to willingly see a windows desktop again.
[19:50] <ThinkT510> raphael: swap partitions are optional
[19:50] <raphael> Thank's a lot ^^
[19:50] <Starminn> mbeierl: Yes, I'm not sure why it happened either, and when I initially tried using themes where the buttons were on the left it wouldn't work for me either so you're not alone. It's odd, but it works now and that's all that matters.
[19:51] <bastidrazor> !swap | raphael ::feel free to read up:
[19:51] <bstarek> hedgehog456: I suggest u keep a partition for windows because trust me if u have a problem with ubuntu u can be stuck with no internet conneection
[19:51] <Hedgehog456> bstarek: is 8 GB alright?
[19:51] <raphael> Ah , ok ubottu , merci :)
[19:52] <bstarek> hedgehog456: 8gb for what?
[19:52] <Hedgehog456> Ubuntu
[19:52] <bstarek> hedgehog456: yes u could
[19:53] <Hedgehog456> bstarek: will it cause any issues and would i be able to use the whole disk later?
[19:53] <ThinkT510> Hedgehog456: yes, you can resize the partition later
[19:53] <bstarek> hedgehog456: yes make sure that u can always access windows
[19:53] <Hedgehog456> 7.5GB?
[19:54] <bstarek> hedgehog456: do u know how to create partitions?
[19:54] <Hedgehog456> bstarek, no
[19:54] <slipknot> hi does exist any option to enable the input password of the login visible
[19:54] <Hedgehog456> i'd rather just go with ubuntu
[19:55] <ThinkT510> !ubiquity
[19:55] <bstarek> hedgehog456: I suggest that u google ubuntu partitions just to familiarize yourself with it before i start explaing
[19:55] <ThinkT510> !install | Hedgehog456
[19:56] <bstarek> hedgehog456: u do whatever u want bro, i just dont wan u to be stuck if u got a problem with ubuntu
[19:56] <Pici> !u
[19:56] <bstarek> hedgehog456: if u r sure u only wanna use Ubuntu, then just use the whole disk space
[19:56] <Hedgehog456> +
[19:57] <bstarek> hedgehog456: u got an ISO ubuntu bootable cd?
[19:57] <Hedgehog456> yes bstarek
[19:57] <pw-toxic> Hi
[19:57] <punkmexic> how can avoid black sides on my widescreen? in backtrack 3 i dont have that problem but in ubuntu 10.10 i have it when i set 1024 or 800 resolution
[19:57] <Hedgehog456> bstarek:why?
[19:58] <pw-toxic> why is ubuntu desktop recommended for 32bit and not 64bit?
[19:58] <bstarek> hedgehog456: then boot on the cd.....follow the steps to install.....use full disk if wanna get rid of windows
[19:58] <Hedgehog456> bstarek: i'm on the live cd now. :)
[19:58] <Jordan_U> pw-toxic: Mostly problems with flash.
[19:59] <pw-toxic> Jordan_U, does flash not work or what is the problem?
[19:59] <Jordan_U> pw-toxic: It's less stable on 64 bit.
[19:59] <pw-toxic> Jordan_U, ah yeah I remember this... any other reasons besides of that?
[19:59] <Starminn> My GRUB is showing my last about 5 kernels and it's becoming quite annoying having like 12 Ubuntus on my bootloader. Where can I go to trim that down?
[20:00] <bastidrazor> Starminn: uninstall the older kernels
[20:00] <bstarek> hedgehog456: u have to proceed to full installation
[20:00] <ThinkT510> Starminn: you can delete them safely from the grub.conf list
[20:00] <Starminn> bastidrazor: How?
[20:00] <Starminn> ThinkT510: Where is that located?
[20:00] <klcs> I am connected to the internet though an ethernet cable and to a network though a USB. If I do not immediately start using the internet at startup I get blocked form it until reboot even though everything appears the same in my ipconfig. Any ideas as to what might be happening?
[20:00] <bastidrazor> Starminn: in synaptic search for linux-image
[20:00] <bstarek> hedgehog456: on the desktop u have an install icon
[20:00] <bastidrazor> ThinkT510: that is not the correct way to remove them.
[20:01] <Jordan_U> pw-toxic: None that I can think of at the moment. Open source applications have had supporting 64 bit (and non-x86 architectures) as a priority for a long time, it's mostly proprietary stuffs that cause problems.
[20:01] <Hedgehog456> i'm on install now
[20:01] <OttifantSir> Why does the system monitor show jfsCommit, jfsSync and jfsIO when I don't have and don't use JFS? I use ext3 with NFS on server 8.04LTS and ext4 and NFS on laptop 10.10 via n-network.
[20:01] <ThinkT510> Starminn: it's likely better to do it the way bastidrazor is saying
[20:01] <Starminn> ThinkT510: I was beginning to get that feeling. ;)
[20:01] <rtdos> two questions:   1. conflicting login screens? when the login screen appears, after i enter my username, the login screen disappears as though xinit is reinitializing. 2. whenever the screensaver kicks in and i attempt to login from the screensaver i get an onscreen keyboard (i have uninstalled accessibility options or at least i think i did
[20:01] <Starminn> bastidrazor: What is the current kernel? The one that we got yesterday?
[20:02] <bstarek> hedgehog456: lauch it
[20:02] <pw-toxic> so i install 64bit then
[20:02] <Jordan_U> Starminn: Remove the old packages via Software Center / apt.
[20:02] <Hedgehog456> here goes windows :D
[20:02] <Hedgehog456> :|
[20:02] <bastidrazor> Starminn: you can uname -r to find the current you're using
[20:02] <Starminn> bastidrazor: Novel idea!
[20:03] <jackandreas> weeeeeeeeeeeeee
[20:03] <Jibadeeha> is there a way to get ubuntu to use different ufw firewall rules depending on which wifi router i connect to, e.g would like it so samba is allowed through the firewall when i connect to my home wifi router, but denied if i connect to a public wifi router
[20:03] <OttifantSir> Why does the system monitor show jfsCommit, jfsSync and jfsIO when I don't have and don't use JFS? I use ext3 with NFS on server 8.04LTS and ext4 and NFS on laptop 10.10 via n-network.
[20:03] <bstarek> hedgehog456: man just follow what i told u earlier :). I have to go right now sorry man i gotta go to work, ask somebody else for help if u need but the installtion is pretty straight forward
[20:04] <Hedgehog456> bye bstarek
[20:04] <Hedgehog456> thanks for helping me
[20:04] <bstarek> hedgehog456: no prob man, good luck
[20:04] <Hedgehog456> windows is dead
[20:05] <slipknot> lets kill windows !!!
[20:06] <erkan^> !swap
[20:06] <brisker> so, does anyone know of a resource for looking up commands for std gui's?
[20:06] <sorin_> 3d cub?
[20:07] <dborba> hey - anyone know how to install 10.10 without installing grub?
[20:07] <Starminn> sorin_: You want the 3D Cube?
[20:07] <Jordan_U> dborba: Why?
[20:07] <sorin_> yes
[20:07] <alexanderbandukw> dborba in window?
[20:08] <Starminn> sorin_ Ubuntu Software Center->Search for "CompizConfig"->Install the Advanced one
[20:08] <sorin_> how made 3d cub?-starmin
[20:08] <OttifantSir> Why does the system monitor show jfsCommit, jfsSync and jfsIO when I don't have and don't use JFS? I use ext3 with NFS on server 8.04LTS and ext4 and NFS on laptop 10.10 via n-network.
[20:08] <sorin_> k
[20:08] <Starminn> sorin_: Then once it's installed go to System->Preferences->CompizConfig Settings Manager and check "Desktop Cube" and "Rotate Cube"
[20:08] <sorin_> i try now
[20:08] <dborba> alexanderbandukw, what do u mean in window?
[20:09] <sorin_> k
[20:09] <sorin_> in romanian pls
[20:09] <dborba> Jordan_U, because it don't want it to screw with my MBR
[20:09] <sorin_> anybody speak romanian?
[20:10] <SolitonWave> nyet
[20:10] <Starminn> !romanian | sorin_
[20:10] <erUSUL> OttifantSir: maybe the jfs module loads anyway ( or is built in ) ?
[20:10] <kb8wmc> looking for current HOWTO for installing Linksys WMP54G wireless card in Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid, have searched and can find nothing current...
[20:10] <sorin_> multam ubottu
[20:11] <erUSUL> !balcklist | OttifantSir
[20:11] <OttifantSir> erUSUL: But how does it load when I have nothing of JFS installed?
[20:11] <ThinkT510> dborba: there is an option in the installer to install grub to the root partition (instead of mbr), but you need to edit your current bootloader to boot ubuntu
[20:11] <erUSUL> !blacklist | OttifantSir
[20:11] <SolitonWave> Anyone feel like helping a beginner?
[20:11] <Maynel> is it better to make 1 partition or 2?
[20:11] <erUSUL> !ask | SolitonWave
[20:11] <Starminn> SolitonWave: Ask your question, all on one line, and people will help if they are able.
[20:11] <Maynel> is there any difference?
[20:11] <SolitonWave> I'm getting this error
[20:11] <SolitonWave> "You don't have the right permissions to extract archives in the folder "file:///usr/bin""
[20:11] <[TK]D-Fender> Maynel: Difference would be "1"
[20:12] <erUSUL> SolitonWave: what are you doing?
[20:12] <Maynel> [TK]D-Fender: ? '1' what is that?
[20:12] <dborba> ThinkT510, I kind of already have something there which is called by my mbr - I want it to simply install the system & i'll take care of booting it like the option available in previous versions
[20:12] <SolitonWave> Trying to install a program
[20:12] <Maynel> i don't understood i am sry
[20:12] <[TK]D-Fender> Maynel: 2 - 1 = 1
[20:12] <Maynel> umm
[20:12] <SolitonWave> It is in a .tgz file
[20:12] <Maynel> is there any difference in performance
[20:12] <OttifantSir> erUSUL: The module name is the same as the name in system monitor?
[20:12] <Maynel> of the hdd
[20:13] <ThinkT510> Maynel: i find it good practice to have a seperate partition for files (to share with all os's)
[20:13] <erUSUL> OttifantSir: is jfs
[20:13] <Maynel> but is there any difference in performance between 1 and 2 partitions on the same hdd?
[20:13] <jwfoxjr> SolitonWave: is it something that is not available from the Ubuntu repositories
[20:14] <bullgard> '~$ ps aux | grep ntpd; ntp       5807  0.0  0.0   4472  1008 ?        Ss   09:56   0:02 /usr/sbin/ntpd -p /var/run/ntpd.pid -g -u 110:120' but the System Monitor shows the process as "ntpd" and not as "ntp". Why is that so?
[20:14] <ThinkT510> dborba: it should be that last screen that lets you set where you put the bootloader
[20:14] <OttifantSir> erUSUL: So just "jfs" like that? No capital letters, no numbers, no commands?
[20:14] <ThinkT510> dborba: it should be a dropdown box
[20:14] <erUSUL> OttifantSir: yes just like that
[20:15] <SolitonWave> The repository gives me this error "The action would require the installation of packages from not authenticated sources.:
[20:15] <mgolisch> bullgard: yeah because the process is named ntpd, the first column is the username it runs as
[20:15] <Jordan_U> dborba: It's a setting only available in the manual partitioning menu.
[20:15] <erUSUL> OttifantSir: /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/kernel/fs/jfs/jfs.ko
[20:15] <ulrichard_> Can I nest ifeq in a makefile? I don't understand the following: http://paste.ubuntu.com/574216/
[20:15] <Gorilla_No_Baka> hello everyone
[20:15] <dborba> ThinkT510, i know where it is - that's not what i want to do though - as i mentioned doing that will screw up my system & i'll have to fix it by hand (tedious)
[20:15] <ActionParsnip> bullgard: its a daemon
[20:15] <Gorilla_No_Baka> quick question
[20:15] <OttifantSir> erUSUL: OK. Thanks. I'll add it to the blacklist and reboot after the update.
[20:15] <dborba> ThinkT510, I'd like to just not install grub at all
[20:15] <dborba> Jordan_U, ^^
[20:16] <Gorilla_No_Baka> i tried to compile mocp and it is not working on the last 10.10
[20:16] <Maynel> is there build in c in ubuntu os?
[20:16] <erUSUL> OttifantSir: you can remove the module now; « sudo modprobe -r jfs »
[20:16] <[TK]D-Fender> Maynel: The reason isn't performance, it is for separation of data.
[20:16] <erUSUL> Maynel: c compiler?
[20:16] <Maynel> [TK]D-Fender I heard there is difference in performance..
[20:16] <jwfoxjr> SolitonWave: you can always import the GPG key for the repository in question and the install
[20:16] <ThinkT510> dborba: installing grub to your / partition will not affect your mbr
[20:16] <ActionParsnip> Maynel: if you want to compile C code, install build-essential and you can
[20:16] <[TK]D-Fender> Maynel: And where do you hear this?
[20:16] <bullgard> mgolisch: Are you sure that you really meant "username"?
[20:16] <Maynel> erUSUL> yes that too ubuntu have build in c and other compilers?
[20:16] <erUSUL> ulrichard_: ask in ##c or in #workingset
[20:17] <Maynel> ok
[20:17] <Jordan_U> dborba: There isn't an option outside the one in the manual partitioning menu.
[20:17] <[TK]D-Fender> Maynel: Ubuntu has the same things as any other distro has.
[20:17] <erUSUL> Maynel: it has more programming tools that most other OS's
[20:17] <dborba> ThinkT510, i suppose i could install it to the ubuntu partition - even though I'd never use it. I thought you meant to install it to the root of the physical disk (the 1MB left for a bootloader on the beginning of the disk)
[20:17] <mgolisch> bullgard: yeah the first column in ps aux output is the username of the user that executes the process
[20:17] <Maynel> whats best c0ompielr to install on ubuntu?
[20:17] <llutz> bullgard: ps aux|head -1     tells you what the columns are
[20:17] <Maynel> for c c++ java
[20:17] <OttifantSir> erUSUL: Thanks again. But that modprobe isn't persistent is it?
[20:17] <Maynel> suggestions pls
[20:17] <bullgard> ActionParsnip: I do not understand. Can you elaborate what you referred to exactly.
[20:18] <ActionParsnip> Maynel: there is no single best solution for any situation
[20:18] <dborba> ThinkT510, silly that you no longer are able to simply NOT install it
[20:18] <Maynel> ook
[20:18] <erUSUL> Maynel: gcc for c and c++ for java you have sun's java and openjdk
[20:18] <Maynel> ok thanks
[20:18] <ThinkT510> dborba: no it will install wherever you put the ubuntu partition
[20:18] <erUSUL> OttifantSir: no; but that way you do not have to reboot right away
[20:18] <Maynel> does ubuntu have some api and where to read about it?
[20:18] <Maynel> api for i's os
[20:19] <ActionParsnip> bullgard: ntp is Network Time Protocol, the daemon is a process managing that protocol. Similarly proftpd is a daemon too :)
[20:19] <SolitonWave> jwandbor1: Is there an easy to import a GPG key?
[20:19] <SolitonWave> I have Ubuntu Software Center open
[20:19] <soreau> How can you disable a usb device from being auto-mounted when it's plugged in?
[20:19] <erUSUL> Maynel: linux is a unix clone and posix compliant
[20:19] <erUSUL> !gpgerr | SolitonWave
[20:19] <wildc4rd> evenin' all
[20:19] <OttifantSir> erUSUL: Well, got to do a reboot soon to get the new kernel online anyways.
[20:20] <erUSUL> fair enough
[20:21] <Starminn> I've installed the pae kernel and it registers as a pae kernel, however it still does not recognize my "excess" RAM. Suggestions?
[20:22] <erUSUL> Starminn: see dmesg
[20:22] <bullgard> mgolisch, llutz, ActionParsnip Thank you very much for your help.
[20:22] <ActionParsnip> Starminn: can you pastebin the output of:  uname -a; lsb_release -a; echo; free -m      Thanks
[20:23] <SolitonWave> :(
[20:23] <Starminn> ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.com/9P3sfAcn
[20:24] <Starminn> ActionParsnip: I have a total of 4 1/2GB of RAM, so that's what should be showing.
[20:24] <OttifantSir> erUSUL: Final question: Do I need the quotation signs in the blacklist, like "blacklist module_name", or just blacklist module_name?
[20:24] <ActionParsnip> Starminn: helps if you run it as on e command as I gave it but it's ok. How much RAM is in the system?
[20:24] <Starminn> ActionParsnip: 4.5GB.
[20:25] <ActionParsnip> Starminn: do youo use onboard video?
[20:25] <mgolisch> lol?
[20:25] <Starminn> ActionParsnip: Not quite sure what that means.
[20:25] <mgolisch> onboard video chips usualy do not have their own video memory and steal from the system memory
[20:25] <mgolisch> so that may be why there is memory missing
[20:25] <ActionParsnip> Starminn: is your video chip on your motherboard or is it a seperate card?
[20:27] <Starminn> ActionParsnip: My video chip is a separate card. I believe this is it http://pastebin.com/DNqrBx6Z (at the very bottom)
[20:27] <Starminn> ActionParsnip: It connects to the MB.
[20:27] <SolitonWave> I am doing something wrong, anything I try to install is requiring unauthenticated sources
[20:27] <alienferxx> hello ubuntu is compatible with windows 7 wudi
[20:28] <ActionParsnip> Starminn: ok PCI express has something to do with ram appearing used, there is a bios setting to make it appear free to the OS again
[20:28] <javahorn> Hi
[20:28] <chronos> I'm trying to install libapache2-mod-wsgi on ubuntu server but ubuntu try to install python 3 while we are using python 2.6 yet.... exist a way to force python dependecy to be 2.6.x?
[20:29] <jwfoxjr> SolitonWave: do a sudo apt-get update and then try installing your software
[20:29] <OttifantSir> alienferxx: If you are asking if it is, then the answer is YES.
[20:29] <javahorn> i face screen brightness issue when i take away power cord, ie it goes dim and Fn+Brightness does not work !
[20:29] <Starminn> ActionParsnip: Well I never use more than 1.5GB anyway so is it just not worth the trouble? I mean, I'd like for it to see it, but if it's mroe trouble than it's worth then I'll pass.
[20:29] <OttifantSir> javahorn: Have you tried checking the power management settings?
[20:30] <javahorn> OttifantSir:  yes tired of that
[20:30] <ActionParsnip> Starminn: if you look in bios there will be a setting there, you should be ok though
[20:30] <ChogyDan> chronos: what version of ubuntu?
[20:30] <chronos> maverick
[20:30] <Starminn> ActionParsnip: Alright, what would the name of this setting be, roughly? Just so I know what I'm looking for when I decide to do it.
[20:30] <alienferxx> Wudi is compatible with windows 7
[20:30] <alienferxx> Escuchar
[20:30] <SolitonWave> jwandbor1: At least that worked with no error
[20:30] <Starminn> !es | alienferxx
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> Starminn: not sure, i just remeber it being something bios shaped
[20:31] <chronos> ChogyDan: doesn't exist some conf that force to ignore python >= 2.7?
[20:31] <Starminn> ActionParsnip: :) Haha, fair enough.
[20:31] <javahorn> OttifantSir: quiet splash i changed , it improved only when power is on
[20:31] <Starminn> ActionParsnip: Thanks. You've gotten me futher than anybody else.
[20:31] <ChogyDan> chronos: I'm on maverick, and mine doesn't have that, it is python >= 2.6
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> Starminn: http://www.computing.net/answers/hardware/ram-disappearing/44736.html
[20:32] <chronos> ouch
[20:32] <ChogyDan> chronos: I imagine that you could use pinning to force what you want, but... I think it is worth trying to figure out why your install is the way it is
[20:32] <OttifantSir> javahorn: I'm sorry, I'm counting myself as a learner yet. I don't know what could be causing your problems. Just seemed like an obvious question to ask.
[20:33] <chronos> I have no idea...I'm using a default install of last ubuntu server 10.10
[20:33] <SolitonWave> jwandbor1: I finally installed the program I'm interested in and got no error after doing the apt-get update thing. Thanks for the help. I wouldn't mind knowing what was making the error.
[20:33] <h_e_l_p> hello
[20:34] <chemaher76> join#ubuntu-es
[20:34] <slackr007> hey, I'm having issues with Chrome & Chromium.  Anyone know why I can't open instances of either on both of my monitors?
[20:34] <soreau> Guys how can I stop ubuntu from auto loading devices? I'm trying to connect a phone to xs++ but it keeps auto mounting whenever it's plugged instead
[20:35] <h_e_l_p> how can I enable that ctrl alt backspace thing to restart x?
[20:36] <Starminn> h_e_l_p: System->Preferences->Keyboard-> Select "Options..." -> Activate the one about Restarting X Server
[20:36] <ChogyDan> chronos: what does apt-cache policy libapache2-mod-wsgi say?
[20:36] <h_e_l_p> tks Starminn
[20:36] <Starminn> h_e_l_p: Sure thing.
[20:36] <oanf> how do I boot into runlevel 1 on virtualbox?
[20:36] <oanf> i need to reset password
[20:37] <nit-wit> oanf, #vbox try herei f you get no response.
[20:37] <nit-wit> oanf, can you hold down the shift and get the grub menu?
[20:37] <Dr_Willis> oanf:  at the grub menu, recovery mode, or use the 'text' option.
[20:37] <Dr_Willis> bye all...
[20:37] <chronos> hm, ChogyDan here is ubuntu version, what happen whe I try to install mod-wsgi and apt-cache policy: http://dpaste.de/OWgW/
[20:38] <chronos> ChogyDan: here is my sources.list http://dpaste.de/oi13/
[20:38] <chronos> I'm a Gentoo guy, have no idea of details in ubutu stuff
[20:38] <ActionParsnip> oanf: add the boot option:   text
[20:39] <oanf> ActionParsnip: nit-wit: I can't get the menu
[20:39] <oanf> it just boots into ubuntu  :\
[20:39] <Jordan_U> h_e_l_p: You can also always use alt+sysrq+k to kill the current tty.
[20:40] <ActionParsnip> oanf: no need just run:  gksudo gedit /etc/default/grub     add the option in the quotes, save the new file and run: sudo update-grub
[20:40] <oanf> ActionParsnip: how am I supposed to sudo without the password?
[20:41] <chronos> ChogyDan: when I do a apt-cache showpkg it says that py 2.6 is in deps
[20:42] <nit-wit> oanf, did you hit the shift imm on hitting start and hold it down?
[20:42] <oanf> nit-wit: I had to hold it for a while, but yes that worked
[20:43] <ActionParsnip> oanf: your user should have a password, you can set one by booting to root recovery mode and running: passwd foo      (hold shift at boot, select recovery mode then set root)
[20:43] <oanf> I'm in grub recovery now :)
[20:43] <oanf> I was confused because it asked for esc
[20:43] <oanf> in the guides I read
[20:43] <nit-wit> oanf, are you at the grub menu?
[20:43] <ActionParsnip> oanf: next time you install the OS, do yourself a favour and set a password
[20:43] <ChogyDan> chronos: oh!, I think it is the libpython3.1 dependency
[20:43] <oanf> yes nit-wit
[20:43] <nit-wit> oanf, http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/resetpassword
[20:43] <oanf> ActionParsnip: I did, must have typed it wrong both times...I chose 'log in automatically'
[20:43] <chronos> ChogyDan: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mod-wsgi/+bug/672901
[20:43] <oanf> so i only noticed when I tried to sudo lol
[20:44] <ActionParsnip> oanf: then the root recovery mode will save you, type carefully
[20:44] <chronos> ChogyDan: ya, I guess
[20:45] <chronos> I'll do the workaround related in bug
[20:45] <chronos> thx ChogyDan
[20:45] <ChogyDan> chronos: yw, gl
[20:45] <slackr007> anyone know why I can't open chrome or chromium on 2 monitors simultaneously?
[20:46] <brodo> hi there
[20:46] <ActionParsnip> slackr007: can you not open a new chromium and drag it to the other monitor?
[20:46] <brodo> does anybody know if one can activate emacs keybindings in man?
[20:46] <jveiga> hi, where do I check the logs from a failed VPN connection?
[20:47] <slackr007> ActionParsnip: I can't do that with any program.  my cursor can move freely between the two, but its almost like they're two separate computers.  I thought that was how ubuntu handled multi-monitor setups
[20:48] <slackr007> actionParsnip: I can open a second instance of any program on my second monitor while one is running on the main monitor, however.  chrome and chromium both open the second instance on the first monitor tho...
[20:48] <ActionParsnip> !dualhead | slackr007
[20:49] <desu> !Xinerama
[20:50] <javahorn> Starminn:  hi there
[20:51] <Starminn> javahorn: Hello.
[20:52] <javahorn> quiet splash i changed , it improved only when power is on. but when i take away power cord, it goes very dim
[20:52] <Netw0rkBug> freenode has bnc ?
[20:53] <slackr007> actionParsnip: ty, i'm trying this out now
[20:55] <Vitu> can i use vmware in windows to run ubuntu ? ubuntu is already installed in the same partition with wubi
[20:56] <Starminn> Vitu: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/virtualbox
[20:56] <walkkenn> I have lost my all of the sound input capability on my computer.  Everything was working fine and then there was a recommended software update and now both my internal and external mics are not working.
[20:56] <Vitu> Starminn, thanks! so i need to use linux and run windows with virtualbox, correct?
[20:57] <rumpe1> Vitu, hm... wubi puts ubuntu in a filesystem-container ... if it were on a separate partition, it should work
[20:57] <c_korn> hello, after the update I just installed there are these graphic issues with compiz enabled: https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/h1m93ZBLp65lnSPRvkopiNztYIb_fS1QdrN5aPVIW68?feat=directlink (nvidia drivers from Ubuntu official repository installed)
[20:57] <Starminn> Vitu: You'll be installing a separate instance of Ubuntu within Virtualbox on Windows. So you'll fire up Windows, download VirtualBox, and install normally.
[20:57] <Starminn> Install normally within VB*
[20:58] <Vitu> Starminn thank you!
[20:58] <Andre_Re> hey guys
[20:58] <Vitu> and sorry about my bad english :D
[20:58] <c_korn> brb
[20:58] <Andre_Re> I have a problem with xbindkeys
[20:58] <c_korn> re
[20:58] <Andre_Re> i tried to emulate a "xte 'key XF86AudioNext'" with one of my mouse buttons, but it doesn't work
[20:59] <Starminn> Vitu: Yep, sure thing. Any question about the nuances of VirtualBox should be asked in #vbox but it should go smoothly.
[20:59] <Starminn> Vitu: I can understand you quite well.
[20:59] <Jordan_U> Vitu: You can boot from the wubi root.disk file in vmware with some fiddling.
[20:59] <Andre_Re> xev sniffs the XF86AudioNext action but banshee does not react
[20:59] <Andre_Re> if i run "xte 'key XF86AudioNext'" directly, it works
[21:00] <Jordan_U> Vitu: The easiest way to do it would be to use the wubi root.disk file as a hard drive image and boot using a Super GRUB2 Disk iso as a virtual CDROM.
[21:00] <kct> People
[21:01] <kct> I have a problem with apache
[21:01] <hwilde> how do I get rid of all these ghost mounted usb disk-1 disk-2 disk-3 disk-4 disk-5 things?  I cannot unmount them, and I have already restarted hal
[21:01] <kct> Anybody can help me?
[21:01] <kct> Where is the people?
[21:02] <apollo> Can anyone tell me why i would't be able to create files / folders on a smbmount created as follows: smbmount //winpc/shared /mnt/share -o username=user,password=pass,rw
[21:02] <ThinkT510> kct: try explaining your problem, someone may know the answer
[21:02] <kct> okay
[21:02] <kct> People
[21:02] <kct> when i access page http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8081/ip.php
[21:02] <kct> in my server
[21:02] <kct> the page say forbidden
[21:03] <ThinkT510> !enter | kct
[21:03] <kct> you don't have permission
[21:04] <Vaso> hi i have a problem with my cd driver, i used many programms an know i m tring to burn cd with k3b and still nothing can you pleaze help me?
[21:04] <jeppy> .help
[21:04] <jeppy> !help
[21:05] <aartist> I have installed ubuntu on virtualbox. How I can maximize the screen?
[21:05] <ActionParsnip> aartist: did you make it fullscreen?
[21:05] <aartist> I clicked on install guest additions but that is not doing anything.
[21:05] <kct> Try click on "maximize"
[21:05] <xorxorxor> is there a better application than Transmission for downloading torrents? it takes forever to initialize a download
[21:05] <aartist> ActionParsnip: It still has small window.
[21:05] <bencc> why is the postgresql config file under the following path: /etc/postgresql/8.4/main/pg_hba.conf
[21:05] <ActionParsnip> !torrent | xorxorxor
[21:05] <cculpepper> you use host key then f. so usually right ctrl - f
[21:06] <hwilde> how do I get rid of all these ghost mounted usb disk-1 disk-2 disk-3 disk-4 disk-5 things?  I cannot unmount them, and I have already restarted hal
[21:06] <ActionParsnip> xorxorxor: try a few,see which you like
[21:06] <guntbert> aartist: virtualbox support in #vbox please
[21:06] <bencc> why not /etc/postgresql/postgresql.conf
[21:06] <xorxorxor> thanks :)
[21:06] <kct> ...
[21:06] <ThinkT510> aartist: you need the guest additions installed
[21:06] <ActionParsnip> aartist: install the guest additions, as guntbert says,asking in #vbox is more specific to your issue
[21:07] <apollo> Can anyone tell me why i would't be able to create files / folders on a smbmount created as follows: smbmount //winpc/shared /mnt/share -o username=user,password=pass,rw
[21:07] <hwilde> apollo, you do not have permission.
[21:08] <kct> Can anyone help me?
[21:08] <hwilde> !ask | kct
[21:08] <kct> porra
[21:09] <kct> I I've had and ask
[21:09] <ActionParsnip> apollo: try: mount -t smbfs    insteada of smbmount
[21:09] <kct> I had already asked
[21:09] <Vaso> if u could ask just one time we didnt have to "ask for ask smth"...
[21:09] <jeppy> ?
[21:09] <ActionParsnip> apollo: also add to the options:  uid=1000
[21:10] <mvdir> Is there a nightly build of the livecd,
[21:10] <mvdir> with all the security updates installed?
[21:10] <Alexqw3> I have a software RAID 5 array that shows 100% disk usage when I run `df -h`.  I recently had problems with this array, but I reattached all of the drives and  `mdadm --detail /dev/md0` shows no problems that I can see.  It is ext4 and I ran fsk on it and it found no problems.  I've deleted files from the array, but the disk usage is not going down.  Any thoughts?
[21:11] <mvdir> Never mind, found it at http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/
[21:15] <hwilde> how do I get rid of all these ghost mounted usb disk-1 disk-2 disk-3 disk-4 disk-5 things?  I cannot unmount them, and I have already restarted hal
[21:17] <ActionParsnip> apollo: i dont respond to any unexpected PMs, I just close them
[21:17] <hwilde> ActionParsnip, pm
[21:19] <apollo> THX, still no luck.  Can read but cannot write...
[21:20] <hwilde> apollo, is it ntfs ?
[21:20] <apollo> yes.
[21:20] <ActionParsnip> apollo: what access does the username you are using have on the shared folder?
[21:20] <hwilde> well there you go.
[21:20] <hwilde> !fuse | apollo
[21:20] <hwilde> !ntfs | apollo
[21:21] <apollo> full read/write
[21:22] <ActionParsnip> apollo: and what OS is the sharing system?
[21:23] <apollo> MS Server 2K8
[21:23] <kct> alguem ai fala português?
[21:23] <daniel_tree> I accidentally removed the volume and the empathy icons from the notification bar...how can I restore them back ???
[21:23] <Mios> Hooray. I managed to fix my Hard drive, and I am going to install Ubuntu. Which FS should I use? EXT3, EXT4, or something else?
[21:24] <guntbert> !pt | kct
[21:24] <kct> Aff
[21:24] <klcs> does anyone know what __do_global_dtors_aux() runs? It is causing errors.
[21:24] <ActionParsnip> apollo: and did you set the share access as well as the AD access, there are two sets of access rights
[21:24] <ActionParsnip> Mios: Ext4 is fine and is default
[21:24] <kct> !pt
[21:24] <kct> xD
[21:25] <Mios> Alright ActionParsnip. I shall use it.
[21:25] <apollo> ill double check the AD access...
[21:25] <kct> My favorite is reiserfs
[21:25] <ActionParsnip> apollo: check in the share access, not the AD stuff
[21:25] <apollo> Ok
[21:25] <kct> because reiserfs encrypt when computer is loged off
[21:25] <Mios> Alright, Formatted. Tiem to installs this merda.
[21:26] <Mios> \o/
[21:26] <kct> this merda sahushuas
[21:28] <apollo> Ok, its working perfectly now. Had to make a quick adjustment, THX Action
[21:29] <Mios> Hopefully I don't really need Swap space. ._.
[21:29] <ActionParsnip> apollo: its good to know both OSes really well. Why are you using Server 2008??
[21:29] <ActionParsnip> Mios: depends on intentions and ram amount
[21:29] <klcs> __do_global_dtors_aux (), anyone?
[21:29] <rumpe1> Mios, there are also swapfiles...
[21:30] <Mios> Well is it a necessity on 64-bit?
[21:30] <rumpe1> Mios, no
[21:30] <ActionParsnip> Mios: arch isn't a variable to consider with swap
[21:31] <Mios> Alright. Then I do not need it.
[21:31] <Mios> Huh, so 32/64 bit is what is meant when people say "arch"
[21:31] <Mios> I did not know this.
[21:32] <ActionParsnip> Mios: mios == architecture
[21:32] <[TK]D-Fender> CPU ARCHetecture
[21:32] <ActionParsnip> arch, sorry
[21:32] <Mios> Yep, just figured that out
[21:32] <ActionParsnip> Mios: how much ram do you have in the system?
[21:32] <apollo> for AD
[21:32] <Mios> 3 gigabytes.
[21:32] <ActionParsnip> apollo: seems a bit of an advanced OS, just for an AD server
[21:33] <ActionParsnip> Mios: and what is the OS going to be used for?
[21:33] <gat> Need help!  Have Ubuntu 10.4 on VMWare XP and my cursor will only travel about half the screen and never match up with click.  Was going to try some tips on editing xorg.conf but I can't find the file.  So far Ubuntu is unusable :(
[21:33] <ActionParsnip> gat: have you asked in #vmware ?
[21:33] <arthurh> I set up a diskless workstation and got it booting via pxe, but used debootstrap to create the client filesystem -- does anyone know the root password or how to change it in this environment? (Maverick 10.10)
[21:33] <apollo> that's all Dell is really offering these days with new servers
[21:33] <Mios> It is going to be used for general use. Mild gaming such as OpenArena or Armagetron, and programming.
[21:33] <ActionParsnip> apollo: gotcha
[21:33] <rumpe1> gat, create xorg.conf and it will be used... default is no xorg.conf
[21:34] <gat> ActionParsnip: Not yet. going to see what happens here
[21:34] <ActionParsnip> Mios: then set 3Gb for swap and you'll be fine
[21:34] <ActionParsnip> gat: get latest updates, may help
[21:34] <gat> rume1: did that with the code that was suggested and Ubuntu wouldn't launch anymore...
[21:34] <Mios> I can't really do that. I have 4 partitions already.
[21:34] <gat> ActionParsnip: Update Ubuntu to 10.10?
[21:34] <Mios> For some reason Microsloth believes it is wise to separate Windows 7 into two partitions, one normal one, and one SYSTEM partition.
[21:35] <arthurh> no love with a blank password
[21:35] <klcs> __do_global_dtors_aux () is causing a segfault, what is it?
[21:36] <leapy0yo> i deleted .thunderbird for ubuntu , but when i reinstall thunderbird the account information is still present, i want to start my accounts from the start
[21:36] <malina_> hello everyone
[21:36] <ChogyDan> leapy0yo: why not just delete the accounts?
[21:37] <RoH^> hi
[21:37] <leapy0yo> chogy, one account is hidden or something, it causes me problems
[21:37] <ChogyDan> leapy0yo: I don't have it installed atm, but there is a accounts settings thing somewhere
[21:37] <guntbert> arthurh: there is no root password, the root account is disabled
[21:38] <RoH^> I'm trying to replace my ubuntu defaut window manager from metacity to xfwm4
[21:38] <Neosano> Hello guys, my bluetooth tongle doesn't even show up in lsusb, what's wrong? Today I had it working magically, but after reboot it stopped again. I can't get it to work.
[21:38] <RoH^> but I can't get xfce to launch at startup
[21:38] <Starminn> Are there any known issues with changing the mouse cursor? The last time I tried I couldn't fix it and wound up doing a full reinstall, and would rather not go that path again.
[21:39] <ActionParsnip> leapy0yo: there is some stuff stored in ~/.mozilla/thunderbird too (look in the~/.mozilla folder)
[21:39] <ThinkT510> !info xfce4
[21:39] <ChogyDan> RoH^: you need to select xfce at login
[21:40] <ActionParsnip> RoH^: log off,select your user name and then change to xfce and then log in
[21:40] <Mios> Did they ever get the Software Centre to work by downloading, then queuing the next file while the downloaded file is install?
[21:40] <grumbel> Is subpixel font rendering in Ubuntu broken or am I missing something? -> http://pingus.seul.org/~grumbel/tmp/md5/d98c9d03ea1dd4e81a8a02936d20dea3-subpixelrendering-bug.png
[21:40] <grumbel> Not that BGR and RGB look identical, while they should not
[21:41] <RoH^> ChogyDan & ActionParsnip: In fact, i m trying to use xfwm4 as my gnome session window manager
[21:42] <ActionParsnip> RoH^: then press ALT+F2 and run:   xfwm4 --replace
[21:43] <RoH^> Yes, but how can I make gnome lauch xfwm4 automatically at startup
[21:43] <arthurh> guntbert, ended up chrooting the file system and running passwd root, worked a charm
[21:43] <arthurh> guntbert, thanks for the info though ;)
[21:43] <RoH^> I tried http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=88393 but it did not work
[21:44] <guntbert> arthurh: thx for reporting back :-)
[21:46] <ActionParsnip> RoH^: try some of the configs in http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-610606.html
[21:47] <chalcedony> hey ActionParsnip :))
[21:47] <RoH^> Ok thanks for your advices
[21:47] <ognog> stupid question probably:  I'm trying to install driver for HP Deskjet 1050, and forums point to HPlip... I'm running #crunchbang and I can't figure out how to open HPlip...
[21:48] <ognog> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1621081&highlight=deskjet+1050
[21:48] <ActionParsnip> hi chalcedony
[21:48] <ognog> can't find it in menu, and I'm not sure if I can find a binary and open it that way or what
[21:49] <ThinkT510> !hplip | ognog
[21:49] <ThinkT510> oops
[21:49] <ognog> nice try though
[21:49] <kofte> hi all
[21:50] <chalcedony> hi kofte :)
[21:50] <ThinkT510> ognog: i'm running arch myself and found it sufficient to simply add the appropriate ppd to cups
[21:50] <ognog> i'm not sure which ppd to use though
[21:50] <kofte> I'm having a problem with GNOME desktop.  For some reason, menus on the panel are disappearing or getting mixed up.  Anybody knows what the problem might be?
[21:51] <kofte> hi chalcedony!
[21:51] <kofte> ActionParsnip, I understand you might have some wisdom to share!
[21:52] <tuggle> hi, could someone explain the align-payload option for cryptsetup better than the man?
[21:52] <ActionParsnip> kofte:  are the items locked to the panel?
[21:53] <ognog> i bought this printer for a friend who is running an old computer, and I put #crunchbang on it because i don't think it can hand ubuntu, and I thought the HP printer would just work
[21:54] <ognog> looking around, can't find anyone talking about a specific ppd
[21:54] <kofte> ActionParsnip: I thought they were.  I'm talking about standard menus, like the menu with the Shutdown button and the Applications menu.  For example, Shutdown is now under System, and most submenus are missing from Applications.
[21:54] <ognog> the one i tried, it says it prints, but it'
[21:54] <ognog> s not printing
[21:54] <ThomasB2k> Is there any "does everything" programming framework for Ubuntu, like Windows has the .NET Framework and Mac has Cocoa?
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> kofte: set them up and then right click and select 'lock item' on each thing
[21:54] <erik333> anyone know why no input devices would show up in the sound precerences UI tool? mic seems to work on the alsa end by testing arecord | aplay
[21:54] <luxgeek> Ok, what do I do if an upgrade was interrupted...and when I came back to it it only did a "partial" upgrade? Is there a log or something I can see and how can I clear it or whatever to make sure the stuff it hung on will still be done?
[21:55] <javahorn> quiet splash i changed , it improved only when power is on. but when i take away power cord, it goes very dim
[21:55] <ManuXn> hola!
[21:55] <ThinkT510> ognog: http://www.openprinting.org/printer/HP/HP-DesignJet_1050C
[21:55] <ActionParsnip> ognog: what is the output of:   lsb_release -d    please
[21:55] <MacGyverNL> ThomasB2k: The C library.
[21:55] <coz_> ThomasB2k,  well I believe mono is the .net equivilent
[21:55] <luxgeek> It hung on some pkg starting with fuse- (don't remember what the rest of the pkg name was)
[21:55] <kofte> ActionParsnip: I'm not sure how to get the missing items back.
[21:55] <ManuXn> alguien de latinoamerica
[21:55] <ThomasB2k> coz_: I'm not really looking for equivalents
[21:55] <ActionParsnip> !panels | kofte
[21:55] <ChogyDan> luxgeek: what kind of upgrade was this?  lucid->maverick?
[21:55] <luxgeek> ThomasB2k: mono IS the .net equivalent.
[21:55] <coz_> ThomasB2k,  windows uses mono as well
[21:56] <ognog> 9.04 ActionParsnip
[21:56] <luxgeek> ChogyDan: Lucid, and it's "security" update thing...
[21:56] <ActionParsnip> ognog: jaunty is no longer supported
[21:56] <shruggar> I am trying to mount a fuse filesystem (djmount), but I receive the error: "djmount: unknown mount option 'dev'"   I am not specifying -o dev   or -o defaults    what might be causing this?
[21:56] <ThinkT510> ognog: there is a direct link to a ppd there: http://www.openprinting.org/printer/HP/HP-DesignJet_1050C
[21:56] <coz_> ThomasB2k,  most applications in ubuntu are written in C  some in C++  some in python some in mono  etc
[21:56] <achilleas> Evening good people. I've been having trouble finding a solution to my problem on the forums: My wireless network connection speed is always displayed as "Unknown" in the connection information window and 0 kb/s bit rate in iwconfig. (Atheros, AR9285, ath9k driver, Ubuntu 10.04).
[21:56] <luxgeek> ChogyDan: Sorry, the update-manager called it an upgrade, it was actually just a security update...
[21:56] <ChogyDan> luxgeek: try sudo apt-get upgrade on the command line
[21:57] <ActionParsnip> ognog: it is EOL, please upgrade to at least Lucid as Karmic only has 1 month of life left
[21:57] <coz_> ThomasB2k,  but I believe most linux people shy away from mono or dont like it  probably because of its windows association  but I am not certain of that
[21:57] <ThomasB2k> Coz_, Luxgeek, I know that Mono is the .NET equivalent for Ubuntu, but is there a framework for Ubuntu that basically does everything?
[21:57] <luxgeek> ChogyDan: ok, but I'm concerned that, because the pkg was downloaded that it may "skip" it and it still won't be  updated.
[21:57] <Jasonn> achilleas: but the internet connection works?
[21:57] <ognog> ok ActionParsnip, i'm going to try installing xubuntu for him i think, not sure if it will run, he's running an amd duron 700mhz i think with like under 200mb of ddr ._.
[21:57] <kofte> ubottu: That made some custom links I had disappear.  The Power menu has also returned, which is good, but the submenus are still missing from Applications
[21:57] <ChogyDan> luxgeek: naw
[21:57] <coz_> ThomasB2k,  are you wanting to code something?
[21:57] <ActionParsnip> ognog: lubuntu is lightweight and very useful
[21:58] <kofte> oh!
[21:58] <luxgeek> ThomasB2k: Not that I'm aware of. Remember, this AIN'T windoze! :P
[21:58] <ThomasB2k> okay
[21:58] <ThomasB2k> thank you
[21:58] <ognog> thanks ActionParsnip, i'll have to check that out
[21:58] <Krycek> oO
[21:58] <luxgeek> ChogyDan: ok, thx
[21:58] <ActionParsnip> achilleas: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1650507
[21:58] <achilleas> Jasonn: yes, everything works fine. But it would be good to know if my Wireless N connection is working
[21:58] <bbbeee> HI room
[21:58] <Krycek> hi
[21:59] <bbbeee> i am trying to run a command at start script but its not getting run
[21:59] <ognog> and ThinkT510, that's for 1050c, not the same printer, though I may have better luck for now
[21:59] <achilleas> ActionParsnip: thanks. I'll have a look
[21:59] <dorpsgek> why is /dev/dsp taken from the kernel, it cannot be the size of the module, i have to compile every new kernel update
[21:59] <bbbeee> here is the line /etc/init.d/script start
[22:00] <hwilde> bbbeee, you put it in rc.local ?
[22:00] <bbbeee> after boot when i run it # /etc/init.d/script start then it start
[22:00] <bbbeee> hwilde: i had put this same line in /etc/rc.local file
[22:00] <bbbeee> but still not getting run..
[22:00] <B1naryTh1ef> Does anyone know of a good manual for Ubuntu 10.04 LAMP?
[22:00] <luxgeek> ChogyDan: Where does the update-manager or apt-get dl the files before unpacking them? (just want to see what's in there ) and IS there some sort of log?
[22:01] <bbbeee> > /bin/bash /etc/init.d/script start
[22:01] <ThinkT510> B1naryTh1ef: try asking in #ubuntu-server
[22:01] <bbbeee> hwilde: that last seperate start word work with command ?
[22:01] <bbbeee> in rc.local file
[22:01] <superjames> it appears the tty does not die when i close gnome-terminal, is it just me? feature? bug?
[22:02] <hwilde> bbbeee, yeah that's fine, try putting   /etc/init.d/script start  1> /home/whatever/stdout.log 2> /home/whatever/stderr.log         to see if it's creating an error messages or output.  put an echo in your script
[22:03] <achilleas> ActionParsnip: It appears the thread you linked is about enabling the wireless adapter. My only problem is that it doesn't show connection speed, while it works properly. Though I'm not sure if I get proper WifiN speeds
[22:03] <bbbeee> hwilde: thanks i do it now..
[22:04] <Loshki> luxgeek: downloaded deb files are cached in /var/cache/apt/archive. The package log is in /var/log/dpkg/status
[22:04] <hwilde> bbbeee, also note you will need to use the full paths for everything in the script
[22:04] <luxgeek> Loshki: Thx :)
[22:04] <luxgeek> Found the logs too :)
[22:05] <Starminn> This is driving me batty. How do I change cursor on 10.10?
[22:06] <mgolisch> Starminn: what cursor?
[22:06] <Starminn> mgolisch: Any. I can't even get the default choices to work.
[22:06] <ThinkT510> Starminn: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuEyeCandy
[22:07] <chalcedony> kofte, you doing ok?
[22:08] <Starminn> ThinkT510: Why this never worked before is beyond me.. :/ Alright, thanks
[22:08] <Dennis272> anyone willing to help me with a problem im having with ubuntu
[22:08] <Starminn> ThinkT510: This only works sometimes.
[22:09] <chalcedony> Dennis272, try to explain the problem, usually someone will try to help you
[22:09] <Starminn> ThinkT510: I know it sounds weird, but it only works in some areas, so it's constantly switching between the two.
[22:09] <kofte> chalcedony: sort of.  That command didn't resolve everything, but it definitely helped.  ActionParsnip left before I managed to say anything, but I think I might be able to figure it out from here.
[22:09] <Dennis272> basicly when i install it grub boot loader doesnt show up
[22:09] <Dennis272> nor does it show on the windows boot loader
[22:10] <Dennis272> im trying to dual boot ubunto and windows 7
[22:11] <ThinkT510> Starminn: do you use kde apps in gnome?
[22:11] <chalcedony> kofte, it might be helpful if you have custom items, to do a backup before you restore to original. someone else might be able to help you with that last icon item, if you have problems
[22:12] <Starminn> ThinkT510: KolourPaint and KBounce, neithe rof which are running (or have been run) at the time in quite a while.
[22:12] <Starminn> ThinkT510: Let's take Pidgin, for example. In this channel's window if I'm in the conversation then it's what I just chose the cursos to be. Should I move my mouse to the list of people in the room or to change the tab, it's the old default.
[22:13] <Dennis272> so no one can help me?
[22:13] <ThinkT510> Starminn: hmm, thats odd, wish i could help more
[22:13] <chalcedony> Dennis272, there are things on the web to help you with dual boot
[22:13] <Starminn> !details | Dennis272
[22:14] <kofte> chalcedony: the problem was with the Application folders, but I've figured out how to restore them now.  The custom items are not a big deal.
[22:14] <Logan_WP> !dualboot | Dennis272
[22:14] <javahorn> Starminn: i have VGA cable, but connecting laptop to TV, does not show picture of laptop on TV, as it did for windows XP, what is the way out?
[22:14] <chalcedony> kofte, good i'm glad
[22:14] <maco> javahorn: did you check the display settings on the computer and tell it to use the external screen?
[22:14] <Starminn> javahorn: I don't know everything. I helped you set up your Ubuntu but I know nothing about video connections, etc. Ask somebody else.
[22:15] <Dennis272> i know how to dual boot ive done it before but for some reason this time the grub bootloader isnt showing up and its acting like i havnt even installed it and im im installing 10.10
[22:15] <kofte> chalcedony: the key step was that reset command.  I'm writing it down for the future.  Thanks for the advice!
[22:15] <Starminn> ThinkT510: That's alright. Thanks for the attempt.
[22:15] <kofte> later all
[22:16] <javahorn> maco:  at monitor?
[22:16] <maco> javahorn: on the computer. i think its system -> preferences -> Display ?
[22:17] <javahorn> maco: none is there?
[22:17] <capjoel> hi
[22:18] <capjoel> I wanted to ask a question about if I am allowed to give away CD's of Ubutun away with computers I sell
[22:19] <Logan_WP> !ask | capjoel
[22:19] <capjoel> oh ok
[22:19] <capjoel> !ask I wanted to ask a question about if I am allowed to give away CD's of Ubutun away with computers I sell
[22:20] <semitones> capjoel, sounds good to me! but I am only a semitones
[22:20] <chalcedony> capjoel, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9680624
[22:20] <Dennis272> ubuntu is open sorce so i doubt there will be any problem with it
[22:20] <cabbagebot> how do magnets work?
[22:20] <Logan_WP> !ot | cabbagebot
[22:20] <capjoel> thanks
[22:21] <keke> hi all
[22:21] <maco> javahorn: anything htat looks like its icon is a monitor?  could also open a terminal and do "xrandr --auto" to activate the other one
[22:21] <chalcedony> i'm trying to install Kopete on my ubuntu 10.04, but i need help to understand the error: X Error: BadWindow (invalid Window parameter) 3
[22:21] <chalcedony>   Major opcode: 20 (X_GetProperty)
[22:21] <chalcedony>   Resource id:  0x6e0455f
[22:21] <chalcedony>
[22:21] <FloodBot1> chalcedony: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:22] <chalcedony> and a second error which reoccurs knotify(28022) NotifyByPopup::slotDBusNotificationClosed: 265   ->  0
[22:22] <chalcedony> knotify(28022) NotifyByPopup::slotDBusNotificationClosed: failed to find knotify id for dbus_id 265
[22:22] <mike23pizzo> Can anyone here help me with compizconfig?  I have some effect enabled but nothing is happening
[22:23] <Logan_WP> !compiz | mike23pizzo
[22:23] <capjoel> oh awesome, I think I will do that, give windows a challange xD
[22:23] <vivid> i need to use the siimage kernel module but i dont want to build an entire new kernel, can i build just the module?
[22:23] <javahorn> maco: the command xrandr --auto has to be run while plugged in for VGA cable?
[22:23] <maco> javahorn: yes
 Thanks for being here and helping you all........   (I know this is off topic. So!)
[22:24] <maco> javahorn: if you do it while it's plugged in, it should turn it on. if you do it while it's not, it should turn off the vga
[22:25] <keke> i have a question. im a newbie at linux and ubuntu. im using  YlmfOS (ubuntu based) in a virtual machine VMware. i already installed the system and its nice. and i add a new virtual hdd.it is shown as sdb ext4 formatted.the problem is when i try to copy some pictures etc to sdb ,an error occured "Permission denied" how can i change permission about sdb ?
[22:27] <keke> is anybody living there
[22:27] <aeon-ltd> keke: chmod or chown. a dirty work around but you could just use sudo to move them - that should work aswell
[22:27] <keke> what r the commands about this chmod or chown
[22:28] <aeon-ltd> keke: chmod and chown, changes permissions and owners respectively
[22:29] <keke> i understood aeon.but i ask how i give copying etc all permissions to my sdb
[22:29] <xrdodrx> how do I stop ubuntu's obnoxious update window from appearing and slowing my CPU to a halt at random times?
[22:29] <keke> by using chmod
[22:29] <paulEU> Hi all
[22:29] <xangua> xrdodrx: software centre>edit>sources>update
[22:30] <Loshki> keke: have you mounted /dev/sdb. If so, where is it mounted?
[22:30] <lala> I accidentally deleted all my panels (10.04) How do I restore them?
[22:30] <aeon-ltd> keke: sudo chmod +rw /mnt/name-of-whatever-you-mounted-it-as
[22:30] <geirha> keke: sdb should only be writable to root. You need to change the permissions on the filesystem it contains, so mount it first, then use chown on the mount-point.
[22:30] <xrdodrx> xangua, ?
[22:30] <javahorn> maco: it does throw to PC monitor , thanks.
[22:30] <aeon-ltd> !panels | lala
[22:30] <paulEU> I have question about package wine, is it possible install older version of wine 1.1.42 into ubuntu maverick 10.10 (there is a 1.2 wine). I ask because I need support USB in wine
[22:30] <javahorn> maco:  but i face screen brightness issue
[22:30] <lala> aeon-ltd, and to get to the terminal?
[22:30] <javahorn> maco: ie when i take off power plug, screen brightness goes very very down,
[22:30] <MiniPie> question how do i get my 802.11b card to be the default network connection and auto connect on start up
[22:31] <aeon-ltd> lala: alt-f2, gnome-terminal
[22:31] <maco> javahorn: thats your power settings
[22:31] <paulEU> and I found that old version wine is supported by patch
[22:31] <javahorn> maco:  when i plug in ie power cable it is normal
[22:31] <mun24> I moved my ubuntu installed hard drive to another hardware. Now network card is not workign
[22:31] <xrdodrx> xangua, and uncheck "check for updates"?
[22:31] <trism> xrdodrx: you can stop if from popping up the window automatically by unchecking: /apps/update-notifier/auto-launch in gconf-editor; it will show an icon in the notification area instead
[22:31] <mun24> How can I install the new network card
[22:31] <geirha> keke: sudo chown "$USER:" /media/mountpoint   # is probably enough
[22:31] <javahorn> maco:  where to see, as i seem to have checked it
[22:31] <lala> thanks.
[22:31] <xrdodrx> trism, I'd rather it didn't even check, I prefer manual updates via apt-get update && upgrade
[22:31] <maco> javahorn: its to save battery when you unplug. you can set how much it dims by dragging a slider. i dont know what its called in the menu as i use kubuntu, but im sure you can find it. posibly by  clicking the battery icon
[22:32] <xrdodrx> trism, the current system kills my CPU on my netbook at random times :)
[22:32] <Hezinho> hello
[22:32] <mun24> I moved my ubuntu installed hard drive to another hardware. Now network card is not working. Can I boot from live cd and update drivers or something?
[22:32] <Hezinho> can someone help me here plz
[22:32] <Hezinho> ?
[22:32] <aeon-ltd> Hezinho: ask, next time don't ask to ask
[22:33] <MiniPie> question how do i get my 802.11b card to be the default network connection and auto connect on start up  only the wired connection is coming up on default
[22:35] <javahorn> maco: there is On battery power, but , i untick Reduce backlight brightness , but it does not increase the brightness
[22:35] <Praxi> Anyone have any good FOSS program for Network Usage monitoring, like say I want to know the top 10 talkers at a given point in time that they would recomend?
[22:36] <DanteX> Hi guys Making the switch to Ubuntu permantley  just need to know whats the torrent client of choice among Ubuntu geeks
[22:36] <keke> shown as mounted in /media/D2 and partition name as /dev/sdb1
[22:36] <geirha> DanteX: It comes pre-installed with Transmission BitTorrent client. It does the job nicely.
[22:37] <boubou_> hey guys, is that ok if i run    apt-get upgrade    ?
[22:37] <mike23pizzo> My appearance preference keeps reverting back to None...which is probably the reason of my other problem.  Is there a know reason why it keeps reverting back to None?
[22:37] <Alexqw3> DanteX: Transmission is quite nice.  Though I like using rtorrent along with screen.  It's CLI, but it makes it useful to connect to and monitor from anywhere.
[22:37] <geirha> keke: then  sudo chown "$USER:" /media/D2
[22:38] <geirha> keke: That will make you the owner
[22:38] <keke> Geirha: Ty it is working now.. i m copied right now..
[22:39] <maco> javahorn: i think that'll only affect on the next unplug
[22:39] <maco> javahorn: dont you have buttons on the keyboard to change brightness?
[22:39] <boubou_> is that ok if i do   apt-get upgrade ????
[22:40] <javahorn> maco: yes, but it is dummy, it does not affect it
[22:40] <itaylor57> boubou_: yes
[22:40] <javahorn> quiet splash acpi_backlight=vendor
[22:40] <Neosano> Hello guys, my bluetooth device doesn't even show up in lsusb, why?
[22:40] <javahorn> maco: as suggested here, i changed to this, this improved the backlight only when the power cord is inserted
[22:42] <maco> javahorn: if you unplug it again, does it stay bright this time?
[22:42] <styluss> hi
[22:42] <javahorn> maco: i unplug and let it be unplugged, it does not stay bright
[22:43] <kefir> any suggestions for tool to stream video from a webcam?
[22:43] <styluss> how do i know why a vpn connection fails?
[22:43] <maco> javahorn: sounds like a bug then
[22:43] <mike23pizzo> My appearance preference keeps reverting back to None...which is probably the reason of my other problem.  Is there a know reason why it keeps reverting back to None?
[22:43] <javahorn> maco: i have samsung
[22:43] <kefir> styluss: check tcpdump of traffic inside tunnel and outside tunnel, and see what happens. use wireshark instead of tcpdump for a GUI. Oh, did you read all logs? :) and switch on verbose logging?
[22:44] <aeon-ltd> kefir: is the webcam local?
[22:45] <styluss> kefir: i'm using the network applet from gnome panel. I get a "the vpn connection failed because vpn service failed to start" message
[22:45] <kefir> aeon-ltd: yes. I can see stuff with webcamstudio, but I'd like to stream it out, and the streaming in webcamstudio isn't working... so I was looking for other suggestions
[22:45] <javahorn> maco: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1603727.html ?
[22:45] <kefir> styluss: openvpn? I had that issue lots of times with openvpn. For some weird reason, just restarting 10-20 times suddenly resolved it. Couldn't find a decent log for that
[22:46] <sinisterstuf> where are (F11) SLiM screenshots saved?
[22:46] <styluss> kefir: it's strange because i have the same exact OS and packages on my laptop and it works.
[22:46] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  did you get your effects going in compiz?
[22:46] <mike23pizzo> No
[22:47] <minimec> Hi. I had to swich back to irssi 0.8.12, because I had some encoding problems. Now I would like to remove the source packages I installed with 'sudo apt-get build-dep irssi'. '... autoremove would not work' Is there another way to remove these -dev packages?
[22:47] <mike23pizzo> I noticed that for some reason they visual appears keeps getting reverted back to none
[22:47] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  ok which vido card do you have
[22:47] <mike23pizzo> Uh...total noob here, is there an easy way to find that haha
[22:47] <jrib> mike23pizzo: did you ever run things with sudo that shouldn't be run with sudo?  Check permissions of your ~/.gconf/
[22:47] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  yes open a terminal and copy paste t his command     lspci | grep -i vga
[22:47] <styluss> kefir: it's openvpn. where are the logs for this?
[22:48] <javahorn> maco: http://www.voria.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=4409 ?
[22:48] <maco> javahorn: dude, im at work. if its a bug, file it on launchpad
[22:48] <jrib> mike23pizzo: apt-cache showsrc irssi   and remove the build-depends
[22:48] <maco> javahorn: you can get help with that in #ubuntu-bugs
[22:48] <jrib> mike23pizzo: erm, ignroe my last
[22:48] <javahorn> maco: thanks a lot and sorry too. :)
[22:49] <kefir> styluss: I found it was more stable to manually configure openvpn and run it as a service... couldn't find any useful logs for the gnome applet, but the openvpn log should be defined in the openvpn config, I guess
[22:49] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  did you get that?
[22:49] <keke> i dont like the other versions of linux.but ubuntu is really different. if i met ubuntu before windows xp .i never use windows Xp and upper versions of windows..
[22:49] <jrib> minimec: apt-cache showsrc irssi   and remove the build-depends
[22:49] <mike23pizzo> Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated
[22:49] <minimec> jrib: Nice! THX
[22:49] <coz_> keke,  the more you use it the more you will see how much control you have
[22:50] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  ok   not sure if that intel card is supported  for compiz   I dont know much about intel... hold on let me check
[22:50] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  that should work
[22:50] <apocalyptiq> hi! i've had WinXP and Ubuntu on the same HD
[22:50] <apocalyptiq> but even when I removed WinXP
[22:50] <coz_> mike23pizzo,   open a terminal and type   compiz --replace ccp &
[22:50] <apocalyptiq> and installed only Ubuntu
[22:50] <apocalyptiq> system checker on boot remains
[22:51] <MalMen> hi, can anybody helpme please