[16:42] <pradeep> DaveMustaine what did you use to install ubuntu on usb stick
[16:42] <pradeep> cos there is a nice application you could
[16:42] <pradeep> it is called unetbootin
[16:42] <Xcell> thinks ubuntu was not properly installed on usb
[16:43] <pradeep> yeah
[16:43] <pradeep> that is what i also think xcell
[16:43] <RORgasm> guys i did a ps aux| grep soffice .... this is my output: http://pastie.org/648482
[16:43] <RORgasm> what does teh ? mean?
[16:44] <h32Lg> hi everybody
[16:44] <Glss> hi
[16:45] <ala-di-no> hola buenas tardes
[16:45] <ala-di-no> que tal todo el mundo
[16:45] <bazhang> !es
[16:46] <Xcell> !es | ala-di-no
[16:46] <Doonz> Hey guys having trouble getting rsync to work between two servers without having to enter a password. I followed the guide from this site http://blogs.sun.com/jkini/entry/how_to_scp_scp_and any ideas would be great
[16:46] <ala-di-no> ubottu, te refieres a como instalar programas de adobe, en wine, ya lo he leido, estoy en ello
[16:47] <bazhang> ala-di-no, english here please
[16:47] <ala-di-no> jajajaj, me meti en el de ingles, ciao, buscare el castellano, gracias, a todos
[16:49] <joshjtl> hello can anyone tell me how to convert m4r to mp3?
[16:50] <DaveMustaine> --> bazhang <-- I given up
[16:50] <DaveMustaine> --> bazhang <-- Trying to burn the iso to a CD.. Hope it will work
[16:50] <Lucifaneous0> HI,
[16:50] <Lucifaneous0> can I run ubuntu on mac mini?
[16:50] <Lucifaneous0> also, can I run it from dvd?
[16:50] <bazhang> Lucifaneous0, intel mac? should do
[16:51] <Lucifaneous0> k.
[16:51] <Lucifaneous0> I wanna run from livecd
[16:53] <joshjtl> anyone know of cool (nonmusic) ringtones?
[16:53] <Pici> joshjtl: Thats a topic better suited to #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:54] <GiveMeWeed> hi, im trying to make a shortcut similar thing
[16:54] <GiveMeWeed> how can i doit?
[16:54] <joshjtl> k
[16:54] <pico> hello, i'm trying to setup my wifi in ubuntu, 2.6.24. Could anyone give me a hand?
[16:55] <avatarxxx> Hello
[16:55] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=571188 pico
 Sorry, I don't know anything about Ubuntu
[16:57] <vatts> WTF?
[16:58] <bazhang> pico, lets keep it in channel please
[16:58] <bazhang> vatts, /msg ubottu please
[16:59] <mxgb> can somebody pls help me setup ekiga for my voip account?
[16:59] <vatts> bazhang: i did this in privmsg -_-
[16:59] <starcannon> pico explain your wifi situation, if one of us can help will pitch in
[16:59] <mxgb> do i need to have an ekiga account to use this?
[16:59] <Wast3d2009> Hello ^^
[16:59] <mxgb> cant think that wd be the case
[16:59] <D-RoC> does anyone kno were i can get unbuntu sound themes?
[16:59] <Wast3d2009> Anyone can help me? i would like to setup a IRC on my Ubuntu server 8.04
[17:00] <Dr_Willis> !ircd
[17:00] <Lucifaneous0> urls failing
[17:00] <Lucifaneous0> nee3d url!!!
[17:00] <Wast3d2009> Anyone can help me with that? ^^
[17:01] <pico> ok, actually i have the rtl8187b card, tried a couple of stuff, but nothing fully worked.
[17:02] <Lucifaneous0> neejd url for Ubuntu 9.04 live dvd or cd
[17:02] <starcannon> D-RoC you could dig around in Synaptic Package Manager, I see there is a file called gnome-audio in there; you could also poke around at http://www.gnome-look.org not sure where else to look
[17:02] <Doonz> Hey guys having trouble getting rsync to work between two servers without having to enter a password. I followed the guide from this site http://blogs.sun.com/jkini/entry/how_to_scp_scp_and any ideas would be great
[17:02] <Glss> Where can I find the link to Ubuntu 9.04 .img? Wiki links to a page wich doesn' thave the link...
[17:02] <preetam> hello has anybody installed the ubuntu 9.10 beta version
[17:02] <bakarat> i got something weird on my laptop since i upgraded to 9.04: when i boot up, the keyboard & mouse do NOT respond (external usb mouse does), but if i reboot or shutdown/boot again they work!!
[17:02] <Pici> preetam : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[17:02] <starcannon> Lucifaneous0 http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download
[17:03] <D-RoC> starcannon:Thanx
[17:03] <skrite> Doonz, what problem are you having, connection?
[17:03] <Lucifaneous0> is Ubuntu 9.04  be use to cr4eate live cd?
[17:03] <IdleOne> Lucifaneous0: yes
[17:03] <Doonz> skrite: im still being prompted to enter a password
[17:04] <puglisi> quit
[17:04] <Lucifaneous0> ok instructions on iso?
[17:04] <Dr_Willis> !remaster | Lucifaneous0
[17:04] <starcannon> pico take a look at this guide https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/RealtekRTL8187b I think it may help you
[17:04] <shoss> \hello, upgrading from 9.04 to 9.10 process appears to be stuck in 'Processing triggers for python-support...' (on top saying 'searching for obsolete software') it's in the 'cleaning up' stage and the Distribution Upgrade window is flashing as in sometimes not responding for few seconds, it's been going on for some time now, should i start getting worried?
[17:04] <skrite> Doonz, ok, have a cool trick for this, lemme look it up real quick
[17:04] <ray_> problem in setting yahoo account in Empathy: it shows Network Error, any idea?
[17:04] <Xcell> remastersys works nicely
[17:04] <Doonz> skrite: ok
[17:04] <Lucifaneous0> I use as is
[17:04] <Lucifaneous0> hehehe
[17:05] <xeen> What is a great IRC Client for Linux , to chat anonym^^
[17:05] <Bruners> irssi or weechat
[17:05] <BlackFate> xeen, its not up to the client to make you anonymous
[17:05] <Dr_Willis> xeen:   you can get a  Cloak for your host/ip - thats about as annomy as freenode gets i think
[17:05] <Dr_Willis> xeen:  and like BlackFate  said.. thats not client specific
[17:06] <Dr_Willis> !cloak
[17:06] <skrite> Doonz, ok, from the server that is sending, the one that logs into the other server, use this command ssh-copy-id -i .ssh/id_rsa.pub<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[17:06] <xeen> I remember...5 years ago on quakenet..i used mode $me +x ... when i was identifed by QServe Bot , but how to hide on all Networks ?
[17:06] <xeen> and i was using MIRC windows
[17:06] <skrite> Doonz, will ask for a password, but after it should not
[17:06] <Doonz> ok let me try
[17:06] <Dr_Willis> xeen:  this is freenode - a dfferent network.. so proberly not.
[17:07] <preetam> hai Pici how to join the #ubuntu+1
[17:07] <starcube> Could anybody help me with my problem? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8077884
[17:07] <IdleOne> xeen: what are you worried about?
[17:07] <Pici> preetam: type: /join #ubuntu+1
[17:07] <genii> xeen: On the freenode system, see the bot's link above concerning proxys
[17:07] <Doonz> skrite: /usr/bin/ssh-copy-id: ERROR: No identities found
[17:07] <Dr_Willis> Doonz:  use the sshkeygen program first..  I think
[17:08] <VCoolio> hello; since a few days I've noticed that shortly after boot and login 'updatedb-mlocate' is eating cpu for a few minutes; anyone experienced different behavior with this lately?  Thats just life on any open forum on the web; sad but true
[17:11] <Glss> Dr_Willis: Oh, the wiki said you needed the .img file to install from a USB-memory. But it maybe work with a .iso file too?
[17:11] <pradeep> so back to what we where saying
[17:11] <IdleOne> pradeep: he used it to see if he could get a reaction from us. ignore it.
[17:12] <cian1989> hello all
[17:12] <skrite> Doonz, what is the name of your public key file in .ssh folder?
[17:12] <Glss> Dr_Willis: I wan tto install orginal ubuntu 9.04, but from a memorystick. As I don't have any empty CDs left.
[17:12] <Albanux> Hello, ring0 !
[17:12] <Doonz> id_rsa.pub
[17:12] <Albanux> Hello, chrysolophus !
[17:12] <renatosrabelo11> hello guys , im having a trouble trying to config my sound card in my notebook with ubuntu jaunty . he does not recognize my sound card . can u help me ?
[17:12] <Albanux> Hello, hey_joe !
[17:12] <mikobuntu> Glss , try unetbootin
[17:13] <Albanux> Hello, DBO !
[17:13] <skrite> Doonz, did you run the command from your home directory?
[17:13] <DBO> O_o    o_O    hello....
[17:13] <Albanux> Hello, patholio !
[17:13] <bazhang> Albanux, hi
[17:13] <Albanux> Hello, pshr_ !
[17:13]  * DBO is wondering if Albanux is a bot
[17:13] <pradeep> i told unnetbootin is better than ubuntu's usb writer
[17:13] <bazhang> seems to be
[17:13] <Albanux> ?
[17:14] <Albanux> Hello, MHacker !
[17:14] <xeen> i got it^^ thx
[17:14] <mxgb> anybody here uses ekiga? or any other sip softphone?
[17:14] <pshr_> Albanux, hello
[17:14] <Albanux> hello
[17:14] <bazhang> Albanux, please stop that
[17:14] <DBO> well you seem to be greeting everyone who enters the room, very quickly, please stop that Albanux, friendly but mostly annoying
[17:14] <patholio> evening all
[17:14] <starcube> Anybody here have a dazzle?
[17:14] <Albanux> stopping what ?
[17:14] <renatosrabelo11> the output of 'aplay -l ' return ' no sound card found'
[17:14] <pshr_> how to decrease the scroll space on touch pad ?
[17:14] <pradeep> anyone used unetbootin
[17:14] <bazhang> pradeep, yes
[17:14] <mikobuntu> me
[17:15] <cian1989> I'm having some trouble with my wireless if anyone can help me, while I'm using my ethernet. I'm completely new to Ubuntu
[17:15] <xeen> First time on Linux Ubuntu here , really really great OS ^^ nice features ^^ its fun that people buy Win Vista for Style in the GUI :D
[17:15] <Doonz> skrite: yep and then i follow the try loggin in and i get prompted for a password so i enter it, then logout then re-try again and then it still prompts me for a password
[17:15] <Dr_Willis> Glss:  use unetbootin or the usb-disk-creator tool to put an iso on a usb flash drive.
[17:15] <pico> cian1989: welcome to the club : )
[17:15] <renatosrabelo11> hello guys , im having a trouble trying to config my sound card in my notebook with ubuntu jaunty . he does not recognize my sound card . can u help me .
[17:15] <pradeep> i noticed  you cant really burn a windows iso
[17:15] <mxgb> guys i need some help either with ekiga or with any other sip softphone you guys might be using
[17:15] <pradeep> on a usb
[17:15] <pradeep> it wont work
[17:15] <mikobuntu> pradeep, used it to install ubuntu on my acer aspire one (no cd drive)
[17:15] <bazhang> pradeep, linux iso's only
[17:15] <Dr_Willis> pradeep:  theres sites/guides on doing that.. but not with unetbootin
[17:15] <cian1989> heh, thanks Pico
[17:15] <minde> how check the installed ATI driver?
[17:15] <pradeep> ok
[17:16] <pradeep> cos i was wondering i used for my linux distros
[17:16] <VCoolio> hello; since a few days I've noticed that shortly after boot and login 'updatedb-mlocate' is eating cpu for a few minutes; anyone experienced different behavior with this lately? I have a mlocate script in /etc/cron.daily, is that the cause? is it important or can I skip it or move to cron.weekly?
[17:16] <starcannon> minde you want to know if it exists or if it is performing?
[17:16] <pradeep> and i noticed it burns out the usb drive lattice rate
[17:16] <starcannon> minde to see if it exists try lsmod
[17:17] <Doonz> skrite: is there something on the remote machine that could be forcing me to enter a password?
[17:17] <starcannon> minde: if you want to see if/how its performing try glxinfo|grep direct
[17:17] <cian1989> i'm using an Asus f5sl laptop and having problems with wireless, ATI graphics card and playing music if anyone could help me. Could really do with the help
[17:17] <skrite> Doonz, if you have the server you are logging into not set up to use the authorized keys, then yes.
[17:18] <starcannon> cian1989 what wifi chipset is that running?
[17:18] <skrite> lemme find the setting
[17:19] <Doonz> skrite: thanx
[17:19] <starcannon> minde: also if you didn't already know, you can often get the driver you need from "System>Administration>Hardware Drivers"
[17:19] <skrite> Doonz, in the file /etc/ssh/sshd_config  look for a setting PubkeyAuthentication   it should be set to yes
[17:20] <Doonz> Skrite ok gimme a sec
[17:20] <dave1231> hey, guys, how do i start the catalyst ati drivers as sudo?
[17:20] <aaron11> Helo people
[17:20] <MHacker> VCoolio: it is updating the database of all the files on your HD for the locate command, if you move it to cron.weekly then if you install something, then try to 'locate' one of the files you just installed it won't find it because the database is out of date, if you don't use locate you could remove it.....
[17:21] <Doonz> RSAAuthentication yes
[17:21] <Doonz> PubkeyAuthentication yes
[17:21] <Doonz> #AuthorizedKeysFile     %h/.ssh/authorized_keys
[17:21] <Doonz> should that #authorized keys file be commented out?
[17:21] <starcannon> dave1231 cd ~/where/driver/is/ati.bin or whatever it is called, the sudo ./ati.bin I don't know the name or location of your file, but thats the syntax
[17:22] <dave1231> starcannon: thats what i wanna know and the sudo-command is also different
[17:22] <starcannon> dave1231: you'll also likely need to do this with the xserver shut down, you should print any instructions you need out, or have them  up on another computer. CTRL+ALT+F1 will get you out, the sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop will get things shutdown for you
[17:23] <dave1231> starcannon: sorry, but i need the exact command
[17:23] <logicport> can someone invite me into the wine channel please
[17:23] <starcannon> dave1231: whats the name of the file, and is it located on your Desktop? if it is not on your desktop put it there now, so I know exactly where it is when I give you the command
[17:23] <bazhang> logicport, #winehq
[17:24] <Doonz> skrite: http://pastebin.com/d729e6518
[17:24] <Lucifaneous> Hi
[17:24] <Lucifaneous> burning ubuntu now!
[17:24] <Lucifaneous> will run on amd instead
[17:25] <Lucifaneous> I guess it works on amd too
[17:25] <Lucifaneous> old amd with 1GB mem
[17:25] <iceroot> !enter | Lucifaneous
[17:25] <Xcell> @least u have enough ram
[17:25] <skrite> Doonz, this is the server config, right/
[17:25] <skrite> ?
[17:25] <Doonz> yes
[17:26] <skrite> Doonz, ok, gimme a sec
[17:26] <Doonz> skrite: thank you
[17:26] <aaron11> Lucifaneous: Good for you talk to me at #ubuntu-offtopic
[17:26] <Lucifaneous> Ok, sorry. Xcell, thanks, ram is importantting... I was gonna use mac mini or dell laptop. however, I changedly my mind.
[17:26] <Bonesy> Can't seem to su
[17:26] <Bilge> Cool story bro
[17:27] <Bonesy> I enter my password, and it returns an Authentication Failure
[17:27] <cian1989> Starcannon; I'm not really sure; it just says 802.11b/g on a sticker on the laptop
[17:27] <cian1989> I'm not sure how to check my sdrivers on Ubuntu
[17:27] <skrite> Doonz, np,  does the server ever complain when you use a password, i mean when it prompts, and you enter the password, does it get you in?
[17:27] <starcannon> dave1231: "cd ~/Desktop" then "chmod +x ati-driver-installer*.run" then you'll need to go into pure cli, so better print, write, or have this open on another computer, "sudo /etc/init.d/gmd stop" then sudo ~/Desktop/ati-driver-installer*.run" follow the wizard from there. GL
[17:27] <Doonz> yep
[17:27] <aaron11> !ot | Lucifaneous
[17:27] <Doonz> skrite: yeah it lets me in and does its thing when i run  rsync
[17:28] <DaveMustaine> Guys I made a liveCD
[17:28] <Bonesy> Can someone help? I really need to get su working, but I can't seem to get it to accept my password.
[17:28] <aaron11> Bonesy:
[17:28] <dave1231> starcannon: i just wanna open the catalyst driver program, sorry, i think i expressed myself wrong
[17:28] <starcannon> cian1989 open a terminal and type this (no quotes) "sudo lshw -html > ~/Desktop/hardware.html" open that document using firefox, then go through that and find the wireless interface, keep that html document for future reference
[17:29] <aaron11> Bonesy: try sudo passwd root
[17:29] <Xcell> best to have graphics drivers in home.. easier to (ls)
[17:29] <Bonesy> aaron11: thanks
[17:29] <Bonesy> That worked
[17:29] <starcannon> dave1231: so the catalyst driver is already installed then?
[17:29] <aaron11> Bonesy: you're welcome
[17:29] <Ralph2> ls -l ,  what is this etc -> mnt/jffs2/jffs2_3/etc , cant cd into it , or even cat that data in it
[17:29] <skrite> Doonz, pretty sure your config is right on the server, matches mine exactly
[17:29] <dave1231> starcannon: yes, i just wanna start them as root
[17:29] <Doonz> *sigh*
[17:30] <starcannon> dave1231 is there a menu entry for the config utility somewhere up in your toolbar?
[17:30] <starcannon> dve1231: for the catalyst config utility i mean
[17:30] <skrite> Doonz, how many entries in the server authorized_keys file? i mean, have you tried this many times before?
[17:30] <dave1231> starcannon: i know, but its not working, i wanna open it from the CLI
[17:31] <Doonz> i may have
[17:31] <Doonz> shoudl i just delete
[17:31] <starcannon> dave1231: i understand, what I need you to do is drag and drop that icon out onto the desktop, then were gonna modify it to run as super user
[17:32] <dave1231> starcannon: cant you just say where the file is located? in /usr/bin or something?
[17:33] <falkinski> I am trying to setup a ubuntu server at home, is gateway the same as default gateway? The howto says the gateway should be <IP_ADDRESS> but when I log on my router the default gateway is my public ip
[17:33] <starcannon> dave1231: I could if I knew the exact location, but I don't; indeed, we don't need to, just drag drop the icon out and I promise we'll have you rolling in no time
[17:34] <skrite> Doonz, remove the .ssh directory on the client
[17:34] <starcannon> dave1231: after icon is on your desktop, Rclick it and select and click properties
[17:34] <dave1231> starcannon: and then?
[17:34] <NilBud> falkinski: The default gateway is the IP addy of your router.
[17:34] <skrite> Doonz, using ubuntu on both server and client?
[17:34] <starcannon> dave1231: click on the "launcher" tab, and then under command add (no quotes) gksudo to the beggining of the command
[17:35] <genii> falkinski: Your router normally has LAN IP of something similar to <IP_ADDRESS> and then external internet IP. If your internal machine has a LAN number, it's gateway is the LAN IP of the router.
[17:35] <starcannon> dave1231 now that icon will launch it with sudo privs, and ask you for your password and you should be able to save your changes
[17:35] <DaveMustaine> Guys
[17:35] <cjones> i was trying to install the drivers for my new nvidia card and this is what i got http://pastebin.ca/1607469 would someone take a look at that and tell me where i went wrong ?
[17:35] <istvan> I just booted my computer, and my sound is dead. I am confortable in the cli, but am at a loss as to what steps I should take. I can't get any of the options in the sounds settings to work.
[17:35] <Doonz> skrite: the remote system is Ubuntu Server 64bit 9.04 and the Server wich im trying to push the files from is Ubuntu dektop 32bit 9.04
[17:35] <DaveMustaine> I created the livecd but I can't run it with Windows
[17:35] <falkinski> genii: So my gateway should be the servers local IP or should it be the public ip?
[17:36] <skrite> Doonz, ok, on the client, remove the .ssh folder   ( rm .ssh -R )
[17:36] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: run a live-cd with windows?
[17:36] <DaveMustaine> Yeah
[17:36] <skrite> Doonz, make sure you are in your home directory
[17:36] <starcannon> dave1231: you'll also notice it gives you the exact location of the command your looking for
[17:36] <Doonz> ok the client being the system that is attempted to be connected to
[17:36] <genii> falkinski: Your gateway is t.he LAN IP of the router. NOT the IP of the server
[17:36] <skrite> Doonz, then type ssh-keygen
[17:36] <starcannon> dave1231: if its a graphical app use gksudo instead of sudo
[17:36] <istvan> I have an intel sound card if it helps
[17:36] <falkinski> genii: Thx :)
[17:37] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: and what have windows to do with a live-cd?
[17:37] <DaveMustaine> Oh..
[17:37] <DaveMustaine> Right >_>
[17:37] <iceroot> !who | DaveMustaine
[17:37] <MenZa> istvan: try running 'alsamixer' in a terminal. is anything muted (indicated with 'MM' at the bottom)?
[17:37] <skrite> Doonz, after doing the ssh-keygen, just hit enter when it asks you for passwords and stuff, just keep hitting enter till done
[17:37] <cjones> i was trying to install the drivers for my new nvidia card and this is what i got http://pastebin.ca/1607469 would someone take a look at that and tell me where i went wrong ?
[17:37] <DaveMustaine> Now I set the cd drive to boot from cd ubuntu
[17:38] <DaveMustaine> But nothing happened..
[17:38] <Doonz> skrite: done and done
[17:38] <genii> falkinski: A standard way is to forward port from external internet IP on router to internal LAN IP of your server
[17:38] <starcannon> dave1231: did that fix you up?
[17:38] <istvan> MenZa, yeah, but not the front. how can I un-mute those tho while I'm at it?
[17:38] <skrite> Doonz, ok  now do   ssh-copy-id -i .ssh/id_rsa.pub<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[17:39] <MenZa> istvan: I believe "m" will do it
[17:39] <skrite> it will ask for a password
[17:39] <dave1231> starcannon: but the problem is if i change things, it wont change, for example after a resolution change
[17:39] <MenZa> istvan: I haven't been on a Linux system in a while
[17:39] <skrite> sometimes takes a little bit too
[17:39] <mja> Can nyone tel a better way of file sharing than http://thewebmonkey.wordpress.com/2009/10/09/sharing-files-and-folders-from-ubuntu-pc-with-windows-network-support/
[17:39] <ff7h__> dhcpd.conf question : how do you remove an IP addy from the pool , is there a satement one can use ? I have just included two range statements and skipped it
[17:39] <DaveMustaine> --> iceroot <-- This pc doesn't boot from cd
[17:39] <DaveMustaine> I think >_>
[17:39] <MenZa> istvan: I'm not an expert on sound (quite the contrary), but this is known to fix a lot of problems :)
[17:39] <Doonz> skrite: ok done
[17:39] <istvan> yeah, i just un-muted them all
[17:39] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: you have select "boot from cd"? any errors?
[17:39] <MenZa> istvan: any results?
[17:40] <dave1231> starcannon: thx
[17:40]  * MenZa crosses fingers.
[17:40] <mja> Sharing files and folders from Ubuntu with Windows Network Support http://bit.ly/Hbf4m Can nyone tel me a better way?
[17:40] <DaveMustaine> In my bios
[17:40] <dave1231> starcannon: for your help
[17:40] <starcannon> dave1231 if you added gksudo to the beggining of the command it should remember changes, if you still want to run it from command line, you can find the exact location of the command by looking at the command under the icons properties and in the launcher tab
[17:40] <starcannon> dave1231: any time
[17:40] <skrite> Doonz, ok, the terminal might have said something about trying it out,  just do  ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[17:40] <istvan> MenZa, no, still quiet
[17:40] <iceroot> !who | DaveMustaine
[17:40] <skrite> you should be able to get in without a password this time
[17:40] <MenZa> istvan: oh :(. sorry that didn't help.
[17:40] <grawity> mja: Install Samba, then you should see a "share directory" option in the file browser. (But I wouldn't call it a "better" way...)
[17:41] <DaveMustaine> iceroot in my bios there isn't a "boot from cd" thing..
[17:41] <istvan> and if I mute the computer the hiss goes away...
[17:41] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: of course there is
[17:41] <MenZa> istvan: you can try fiddling with your snd-hda-intel settings (the kernel module you're likely using). that did it for me. try looking here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=314383
[17:41] <D-RoC> *question* how do i apply a sound theme i downloaded from gnome???
[17:41] <MenZa> istvan: I'm afraid that's as far as my knowledge goes :(
[17:41] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: elsewhere you cant install an os
[17:41] <starcannon> dave1231: also worth using to locate things is find: a simple use would be "cd /" then "sudo find . -name *ati*" that will get you a lot of results you don't want, but it should also spit out the location of the ati config utility for instance
[17:41] <DaveMustaine> Maybe with the boot order
[17:41] <istvan> ok, thanks!
[17:41] <Doonz> skrite: awesome it worked
[17:41] <mja> grawity: Den can I share files as easy as in windows
[17:41] <MenZa> !samba | mja
[17:42] <DaveMustaine> But I don't know how to set it because I selected the drive I am using
[17:42] <Doonz> now lets see if it worked the other way
[17:42] <grawity> mja: *Then
[17:42] <DaveMustaine> But nothing happened
[17:42] <dave1231> ststarcanon: okay thank you
[17:42] <dave1231> starcannon: okay thank you
[17:42] <skrite> Doonz, Great !  now should also work with rsync
[17:42] <Bilge> Are there logs of this channel because someone answered my question and it's scrolled off my window buffer
[17:42] <D-RoC> how do i apply a sound theme
[17:42] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: sorry, i dont want to search the whole chat here if you wrote something, if you are not using the nicks, is not much fun to help. i have told yu 2 times
[17:42] <Doonz> skrite: except for its backwards.
[17:42] <starcannon> dave1231: and if you want to get fancy you can learn alot about find with "man find", GL and your welcome, hope it was helpful in some way
[17:42] <grawity> mja: Remember, Unix and Linux are based on the command line.
[17:43] <a931bw> Hey guys
[17:43] <silbermm> how do i force a 'problem' package to be removed from apt database?
[17:43] <MenZa> Bilge: Yes, http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2009/10/09/ should help you.
[17:43] <a931bw> i installed ubuntu again!
[17:43] <a931bw> Wooohooo
[17:43] <DaveMustaine> --> iceroot <-- iceroot in my bios there isn't a "boot from cd" thing.. Maybe with the boot order.. But I don't know how to set it because I selected the drive I am using
[17:43] <genii> falkinski: broadcast should be <IP_ADDRESS> but otherwise looks OK. If you set statically like this you also require to set the DNS servers in resolv.conf manually
[17:43] <dave1231> starcannon: i wanna get fancy :)
[17:43] <DaveMustaine> --> iceroot <-- But nothing happened
[17:43] <D-RoC> Anyone Wanna Help me PLease:(
[17:43] <starcannon> dave1231: then man pages are for you :) hehe
[17:43] <Bilge> MenZa: Well it doesn't ;p
[17:43] <Doonz> skrite:  i have server1 server2 server3 i only want server1 to push out files to the other two servers. but when server1 tries to connect to server2, server1 must supply a password. when server2 connects to server1 it doesnt
[17:43] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: a boot there is something like "press F8 oder F12 to change boot order" there yu selec your cd-rom
[17:44] <genii> falkinski: Also please note I do not assist in PM, only in public channel (unless sensitive info is involved)
[17:44] <Fishie> hello people, I'm using ET-SDL + ventrilo, and Enemy Territory has a delay of like 0.1 sec, anyone knows how to fix?
[17:44] <MenZa> Bilge: IRC logs are there.
[17:44] <starcannon> dave1231: you'll want to learn grep, awk, and sed as well
[17:44] <mja> grawity I prefer tty n terminal.. Itx 4 ma friends
[17:44] <Bilge> They must be out of date or something
[17:44] <Bilge> I mean not updated
[17:44] <DaveMustaine> --> iceroot <-- Yea and I changed the boot order, but nothing happened!
[17:44] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: errors?
[17:44] <dave1231> starcannon: yeah, one at a time
[17:44] <DaveMustaine> Nope, my pc loads windows
[17:44] <skrite> Doonz, you may have to start again on server1
[17:45] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: cd is reading for a short time?
[17:45] <grawity> !info gnome-user-share
[17:45] <DaveMustaine> Yes..
[17:45] <skrite> Doonz, did you do the procedure just now on server1?
[17:45] <starcannon> dave1231: yep, for sure, once you have the basics of all those commands, the things they can do together is most excellent
[17:45] <DaveMustaine> --> iceroot <-- Yes
[17:45] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: then you have burned the cd wrong
[17:45] <grawity> !info nautilus-share
[17:45] <Bilge> Oh wait it was answred on #linux
[17:45] <Doonz> skrite: no server2
[17:45] <DaveMustaine> --> iceroot <-- In my other pc the cd works
[17:45] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: dont put the iso directly to the cd, use the option "burn cd image"
[17:45] <grawity> mja: You might need to install the nautilus-share package to get that "Share directory" tab
[17:45] <istvan> is there a command to revert all sound to the defualt?
[17:45] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: hm
[17:45] <DaveMustaine> --> iceroot <-- I did..
[17:45] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: then maybe your drive is broken
[17:46] <skrite> ok, do the same thing on server1  delete the .ssh folder in the home directory and redo the key generation
[17:46] <silbermm> can anyone help with apt-get?
[17:47] <genii> silbermm: More info on what particular issue you have with it would be useful
[17:47] <Doonz> skrite: perfect
[17:47] <skrite> ssh-keygen,, hit enter a few times, then ssh-copy-id -i .ssh/id_rsa.pub user@server
[17:47] <skrite> ok cool
[17:47] <iceroot> !ask | silbermm
[17:47] <Doonz> thanx soooooooooo much
[17:47] <mja> Thankx grawity: MenZa:
[17:47] <Doonz> now let me test rsync
[17:47] <skrite> no problem, glad it worked out
[17:47] <silbermm> running 7.10 and there is a package that is broken 'db2exec' and trying to remove it causes errors
[17:47] <Doonz> beautiful
[17:47] <Doonz> thanx soo much again
[17:48] <DaveMustaine> It loads just windows
[17:48] <jerkman> hey, im having problems with graphics in ubuntu. It does not seem to recognise my monitor anymore (it used to). it wont pick up the correct resolutions you see so working on it is unbearable
[17:48] <DaveMustaine> And cd is still reading..
[17:48] <chrispin> 've just installed Ubuntu 8.0.4 on Celeron PC and the graphics is messed up men...kndly help
[17:48]  * genii shivers and thinks about 7.10 EOL
[17:48] <DaveMustaine> --> iceroot <-- Just windows.. No Ubuntu :O
[17:49] <chrispin> Do you think running updates can resolve this?
[17:49] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: in windows yu can read the live-cd?
[17:49] <silbermm> running updates is broken too!
[17:49] <Xcell> no uodates for 7.10
[17:49] <bazhang> !gutsy | silbermm
[17:49] <Lucifaneous> how long does partition resize take for like 54K rpm/ 256GB disk?
[17:49] <jerkman> im actually thinking about switching to windows 7.. i really am fed up with this graphics issue
[17:49] <Kartook> hai all
[17:50] <zvacet> chrispin: if you tell witch graphic card do you have maybe somebody will be able to halp you
[17:50] <Gintulis> why i cant access share folder on ather pc?  smb://workgroup i see pc1 and pc2, from pc2 i can access pc1 and pc2 share folders, but from pc1 i see only pc1 share folders
[17:50] <deathtech> Hello All, Yesterday i re-installed ubuntu. I had a seperate partition for my /hom directory. When i setup Ubuntu to reinstall, i set the partition mount point to /home/user. This was a FUD on my part. I reinstalled , setting the correct mount point to /home . However, although i did not format, NONE of the files or directories from my previous install are there. The drive shows the space being used, but alas, no files / folders.
[17:50] <deathtech>  Anyone have any experience with this ?
[17:50] <Kartook> i need to know how can i change the nautilus-connect-server default to wndows server
[17:50] <Kartook> conenction
[17:50] <Kartook> any one help me pls
[17:50] <Kartook> iam using ubuntu 9.04 64 -bit
[17:50] <DaveMustaine> --> iceroot <-- Yes, I can open it etc.etc. but I can't run wubi.exe for example..
[17:51] <zvacet> Xcell:  it is not supported any more
[17:51] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: reburn the cd on a low speed
[17:51] <Xcell> i know.. i was fowarding info
[17:51] <DaveMustaine> I burned it at 48x
[17:51] <Lorenzo__> qualche italiano?
[17:52] <Xcell> lol.. burn @ slower speed
[17:52] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: burn at low speed
[17:52] <DaveMustaine> LOL okay :D
[17:52] <DaveMustaine> Thanks
[17:52] <deathtech> Davemustaine : Go back to metallica, and 48x is too fast. a slower speed will ensure its written correctly, and also try a verify to make sure .
[17:52] <starcannon> lol
[17:52] <noren> hello all, i am looking for a  contoll to check the fan speed ??
[17:52] <Xcell> like slower than 12x
[17:52] <noren> !fan
[17:52] <DaveMustaine> I verified the cd
[17:52] <iceroot> noren: lm-sensors
[17:52] <zvacet> Xcell: sorry i just came here
[17:52] <DaveMustaine> And the cd was written right
[17:52] <Xcell> ok
[17:52] <jerkman> hey, im having problems with graphics in ubuntu. It does not seem to recognise my monitor anymore (it used to). it wont pick up the correct resolutions you see so working on it is unbearable
[17:52] <noren> iceroot: can i controll the fan with that
[17:53] <iceroot> noren: no
[17:53] <deathtech> DaveMustaine : Try a slower speed for merit.
[17:53] <noren> iceroot: is there a way
[17:53] <Xcell> lm-sensors made easy:     https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SensorInstallHowto
[17:53] <DaveMustaine> --> deathtech <-- For merit?
[17:53] <iceroot> noren: with special software from your hardware manufactor maybe
[17:54] <DaveMustaine> --> deathtech <-- I didn't understand :O
[17:54] <silbermm> when i run apt-get remove db2exc i get post-removal script return error exit status 1 , how can i fix this?
[17:54] <mgv1> how can i change the font of display in firefox to not only be in one language but in english too? i dont like the regular font
[17:55] <bazhang> silbermm, gutsy is end of life and no longer supported; you will need to upgrade to a newer version if you wish to have updates and such
[17:56] <silbermm> bazhang, will I be able to upgrade using the 8.04 iso/cd?
[17:56] <Crystallena> Hello ...does someone know how to reset skype ?
[17:56] <iceroot> Crystallena: reset?
[17:56] <jerkman> i want to convert my home folder to ntfs and keep a small section for ext 3. i have lots of data so is this possible without removing all the data
[17:56] <DaveMustaine> iceroot why do I have to burn it with less than x12 speed?
[17:56] <silbermm> or do I have to do a complete reinstall?
[17:56] <Xcell> quality
[17:57] <Crystallena> yeah like for example the vlc --reset-config
[17:57] <Crystallena> but on skype
[17:57] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: because burners are cr*p and cant make good quality at high speed
[17:57] <bazhang> silbermm, the live cd or the alternate? did you make backups and or have a separate home partition
[17:57] <iceroot> Crystallena: dpkg-reconfigure skype  maybe
[17:57] <grawity> iceroot: Waitwait. You can compare the quality of _digital_ _binary_ data?
[17:57] <zvacet> silbermm: freesh install wil lbe better but back up your home partition or make separate one
[17:57] <Crystallena> thanks iceroot
[17:57] <silbermm> bazhang, no but I guess I will need too
[17:58] <DaveMustaine> --> iceroot <-- Then the verify thing I did after the burn didn't tell me that the cd was cr*p
[17:58] <iceroot> grawity: nice,, i can compare the data.... but the burner cant make a good image (just readable at the burner not in other drives)
[17:58] <bazhang> silbermm, you can create a separate home partition before hand
[17:58] <bazhang> !home | silbermm
[17:58] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: on your burner
[17:58] <optgeek> Good afternoon guys, I'm in need of some advice. We're building an Ubuntu ISO, but we need to set a custom default configuration for Gnome...  Mon nom est Pablo, je suis brésilienne et j'ai 22 ans, j'ai une maison témoin, ici au Brésil dans le Minas Gerais au nom de la ville et quelqu'un horizinte.Procuro belle qui participe ou connaître le qrati TECKTRONIK Je vous remercie de m'avoir aidé!
[17:59] <Bonesy> Is there a way to make linux only use one of my wifi adapters, freeing the other one for dedicated use by a program?
[17:59] <DaveMustaine> Okay
[17:59] <Pici> !fr | Pablo6
[17:59] <DaveMustaine> The slowest speed I have on Nero
[18:00] <optgeek> grawity: That's located in the user's home folder... I need to modify the default gnome layout when an user is created.
[18:00] <grawity> optgeek: Not really. Gconf has support for "default" and "mandatory" settings, and I guess you want the "default" ones.
[18:00] <iceroot> optgeek: have a look at /etc/skel  also man skel
[18:01] <joaopinto> iceroot, there is no man skel
[18:01] <iceroot> joaopinto: :(
[18:02] <aaron11> Helo does anyone know why my updates are not getting warned at the top
[18:02] <iceroot> optgeek: the inout from /etc/skel/ is copied to userdir at creation
[18:02] <iceroot> optgeek: so maybe put a default-config there
[18:02] <madman1> on ubuntu 9.04 desktop i can only connect to wireless networks if in an admin login
[18:02] <Bonesy> Is there a way to make linux only use one of my wifi adapters, freeing the other one for dedicated use by a program?
[18:02] <bazhang> aaron11, which version of ubuntu
[18:02] <optgeek> grawity: Hmm sorry, I don't think you follow... I need to set a custom default behavior when a new user is created.
[18:03] <aaron11> bazjaunt
[18:03] <optgeek> iceroot: Yes, that seems to be the best alternative. I'll give it a try, thanks :)
[18:03] <aaron11> bazhang: jaunty
[18:03] <Out_Cold> is the escape a / or \??
[18:03] <grawity> Out_Cold: \
[18:03] <Out_Cold> ty
[18:03] <bazhang> aaron11, not sure what you mean by 'warned at the top'
[18:04] <grawity> optgeek: Well, isn't that what gconf default settings do - define what settings will freshly created users have?
[18:04] <aaron11> bazhang: I meant that shouldn't it say you have some updates at the notification area
[18:04] <starcannon> optgeek: check out this link http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=3531815&postcount=3
[18:04] <Bonesy> Like, if I plug in an adapter identical to the one I'm using right now, can I tell Ubuntu to not use it to connect?
[18:04] <Smut> hello
[18:04] <bazhang> aaron11, you mean the update manager behaviour then
[18:05] <aaron11> !hi | Smut
[18:05] <Out_Cold> grawity, so this is right? touch myfile.py; echo "title = \"The Meaning of Life\"" > myfile.py
[18:05] <grawity> Out_Cold: Yes.
[18:05] <Out_Cold> ty
[18:05] <a931bw> how to install gnomenu?
[18:05] <madman1> why can i only connect to wireless networks with an admistrative profile
[18:05] <optgeek> grawity: Now I don't think I follow... Where is this gconf you talk about? ~/.gconf, or is it some other?
[18:05] <a931bw>  i
[18:05] <optgeek> starcannon: I'll take a look, thanks
[18:05] <a931bw> hey all
[18:06] <grawity> optgeek: http://projects.gnome.org/gconf/
[18:06] <istvan> can someone help me get my audio working? the volume is all the way up, and the hiss changes as I change the volume, but there is no sound
[18:06] <a931bw> h0\/\/ to 1/\/$t4LL?
[18:06] <a931bw> gnomenu
[18:06] <Smut> i've got a problem with my sound card. i can't uninstall the driver. in the readme i was told that i just have to make uninstall. but this didn't delete the driver
[18:06] <grawity> optgeek: You can set those defaults by either a) running gconf-editor as root, or b) editing /etc/gconf/gconf.xml.defaults
[18:06] <bogeyd6> Can anyone recommend an mp3 player that can play as a service or in the background?
[18:06] <grawity> bogeyd6: mpd
[18:06] <bogeyd6> ty
[18:06] <grawity> bogeyd6: And sonata for a GNOME client.
[18:07] <Out_Cold> bogeyd6, amorok
[18:07] <grawity> bogeyd6: (Also ario, ncmpc, gmpc)
[18:07] <grawity> bogeyd6: All those are clients for mpd which itself runs as a service.
[18:07] <amadews> hy  i have this plb http://<IP_ADDRESS>/phpmyadmin/
[18:07] <bogeyd6> totally sweet
[18:08] <bogeyd6> ty so much guys
[18:08] <Bonesy> oh, hey there we go
[18:08] <amadews> eni ideea
[18:09] <starcannon> a931bw: what version of Ubuntu are you running? If its Jaunty I have a ppa for you
[18:09] <optgeek> grawity: Oh I got it! I'll sure take a look at it, but I guess not messing directly with gnome would be a good idea (Using /etc/skel :) Thanks for the help, gotta do some research here!
[18:09] <jerkman> does anyone here have a shared home partition between windows and ubuntu. if so, how do you have it partitioned
[18:09] <grawity> optgeek: gconf.xml.defaults seems to be the preferred method.
[18:10] <kingfishr> Is there anything I need to do after updating my PKG_CONFIG_PATH before pkg-config will look in the new directories for my .pc files? It's not finding the ones I specify, and in fact doesn't seem to be affected by PKG_CONFIG_PATH at all.
[18:10] <starcannon> a931bw: anyway look here http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/GnoMenu+Launchpad+Repository?content=109370
[18:10] <pronoy> can anyone please help me in installing windows vista on virtualbox 3.0 on intrepid ??!
[18:11] <a931bw> where to add it?
[18:11] <Bonesy> Ever since attaching a second USB adapter, I'm getting ridiculous amounts of internet being unable to connect to anything, with the other adapter set to a different network (to receive connections)
[18:11] <Bonesy> Can someone help? Please?
[18:11] <starcannon> a931bw: and if that does not work try here https://launchpad.net/gnomenu
[18:11] <a931bw> where to add that
[18:11] <a931bw> deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/gnomenu-team/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
[18:11] <a931bw> deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/gnomenu-team/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
[18:11] <bigmack83> audio question.my volume controls, all audio is still silent untill it reaches about 70% and doesnt really get loud till its at 90%, then above that its get louder a hell of a lot faster. all other volumes are maxed out. is there any way to spread that volume out a little better. say i can have it at 50% and have it at a reasonable level of loudness?
[18:11] <pradeep> pronoy: make an iso of the vista
[18:11] <pronoy> pradeep i have a bootable disk...won't that work ?
[18:11] <pradeep> the create a virtual space for it
[18:12] <pradeep> then mount it
[18:12] <pradeep> it iwll
[18:12] <pradeep> will
[18:12] <pronoy> pradeep can i pm you ?
[18:12] <Jihui_Choi> Please help me. I have a problem related to regular expression. http://paste.ubuntu.com/289416/
[18:12] <pradeep> pronoy then mount yor cdrom
[18:12] <cjones> i was trying to install nvidia drivers and i crashed  me x server will someone please help me
[18:13] <madman1> why can i only use wireless networks on one profile
[18:13] <pronoy> pradeep check pm
[18:13] <optgeek> grawity: I'll see what I can do. It seems that what I was looking for was /etc/gconf/schemas.
[18:15] <starcannon> madman1: look in "System>Administration>Users and Groups" unlock, then select the user that needs permission, and look in properties, then user privileges tab, make sure that user has the permission, grant it by ticking appropriate field if it doesn't
[18:16] <raginghawk> hello. i have a problem. i cant see myself with my webcam. its to dark. and i dont know or find som help on the internet. i have a  Q-TEC WEBCAM 100 driver and the webcam is a Sweex WC004V3. Is there anyone who have any tips?
[18:16] <Harrison_Bergero> hello
[18:16] <grawity> optgeek: Schemas are most definitely not what you should edit...
[18:16] <Harrison_Bergero> anyone here familiar with undeleting files and folder?
[18:16] <madman1> starcannon: i already granted permissions to connect use ethernet and wireless networks
[18:16] <Harrison_Bergero> i just pulled  a dumbshit and need some help
[18:17] <Harrison_Bergero> heres what happened
[18:17] <grawity> No, you cannot un-rm files.
[18:17] <Harrison_Bergero> i deleted a folder too big for the wastebasket
[18:17] <Harrison_Bergero> so its not there
[18:17] <cjones> i tryed to install nvidia drivers by useing apt-get install nvidia-glx-96 and after i rebooted i a got and error that said my x server could not be loaded and now i have nothing but command line what can i do now
[18:17] <Harrison_Bergero> but i know the HD didnt delete anything because the folder was 40GB large
[18:17] <starcannon> madman1: I'll brb, I gotta grab a laptop and look, I'm talking from memory atm and am on a wired connection.
[18:17] <a931bw> Thank you guys
[18:17] <a931bw> helped
[18:18] <optgeek> grawity: but the default icons (like firefox', evolution's and such) are there, aren't they?
[18:18] <a931bw> i'm AFK
[18:18] <UbuntuUser> hi all
[18:18] <Harrison_Bergero> grawity...what options do i have
[18:18] <UbuntuUser> i've sun java problem after uninstall open jdk
[18:18] <Harrison_Bergero> i know its still on disk, just the indices have been deleted
[18:18] <madman1> starcannon: thats fine i can wait
[18:19] <UbuntuUser> application written in java simply want't run
[18:19] <afancy> could anybody help me rsh login problem? http://fpaste.org/ibsA/
[18:19] <cjones> i tryed to install nvidia drivers by useing apt-get install nvidia-glx-96 and after i rebooted i a got and error that said my x server could not be loaded and now i have nothing but command line what can i do now
[18:20] <UbuntuUser> here it is what i recivied at command line: Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: .host.JDownloader 0.8.9.JDownloader.jar
[18:20] <UbuntuUser>    at gnu.java.lang.MainThread.run(libgcj.so.90)
[18:20] <UbuntuUser> Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: .host.JDownloader 0.8.9.JDownloader.jar not found in gnu.gcj.runtime.SystemClassLoader{urls=[file:./], parent=gnu.gcj.runtime.ExtensionClassLoader{urls=[], parent=null}}
[18:20] <UbuntuUser>    at java.net.URLClassLoader.findClass(libgcj.so.90)
[18:20] <UbuntuUser>    at gnu.gcj.runtime.SystemClassLoader.findClass(libgcj.so.90)
[18:20] <FloodBot2> UbuntuUser: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:20] <starcannon> madman1: i'm assuming this is for "Desktop User" accounts or "Non Admin" privileged accounts correct?
[18:21] <madman1> starcannon: no it has admin privilges
[18:21] <squeaker> I'm trying to add the -r command line arg to lirc's startup script... and I can't seem to find the right place to do it.  I could edit the /etc/init.d script, but that doesn't seem right.  Where should I be looking?
[18:21] <cjones> i tryed to install nvidia drivers by useing apt-get install nvidia-glx-96 and after i rebooted i a got and error that said my x server could not be loaded and now i have nothing but command line what can i do now
[18:21] <j1mp492> Need help with getting flash player for ubuntu 9.04 64bit (amd64)
[18:22] <iceroot> j1mp492: just install the flash player
[18:22] <j1mp492> Iceroot: but how? -.-
[18:22] <iceroot> j1mp492: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[18:23] <j1mp492> iceroot: lol, thanks
[18:24] <iceroot> cjones: remove the driver  sudo apt-get remove nvidia-glx-96, then restore your x-server   sudo dpkg-reconfigure xorg
[18:24] <raginghawk> hello. i have a problem. i cant see myself with my webcam. its to dark. and i dont know or find som help on the internet. i have a  Q-TEC WEBCAM 100 driver and the webcam is a Sweex WC004V3. Is there anyone who have any tips?
[18:25] <starcannon> madman1: hmm I'm at a bit of a loss, if its an Admin account, it should have all the priveleges you'd need; does it indeed have all the same privs, and belong to all the same groups as the account that does have access?
[18:25] <iceroot> raginghawk: use the brightness control from your software like skype
[18:25] <dafo> hi
[18:26] <raginghawk> iceroot, i tried that in amsn. it didnt make any difference. and in amsn i cant even change the colour from 0, its stuck.
[18:27] <iceroot> raginghawk: hm
[18:28] <Hedge|Hog> if i install the ubuntu 9.10 beta now, will it be automatically so to say uppgraded to the final via the update program when the final is finished and released? or do i have to do a full reinstall then?
[18:28] <mkilo> hey all! can anyone recommend good bookkeeping software? I was looking at gnucash, but I didn't really see any competition for it...
[18:28] <madman11> starcannon: sorry about that i have a really poor signal here
[18:28] <raginghawk> iceroot, i think the camera needs to go in some "dark mode" or something like that.
[18:28] <iceroot> Hedge|Hog: yes
[18:28] <starcannon> madman11: no worries
[18:28] <iceroot> Hedge|Hog: its updated to the release version then
[18:28] <starcannon> madman11: hmm I'm at a bit of a loss, if its an Admin account, it should have all the priveleges you'd need; does it indeed have all the same privs, and belong to all the same groups as the account that does have access?
[18:28] <Hedge|Hog> iceroot: haha, yes on the first part of the question?
[18:28] <Hedge|Hog> aah
[18:28] <Hedge|Hog> great!
[18:28] <madman11> starcannon: yes
[18:28] <Hedge|Hog> ive got a broken system now so i'll try the beta then
[18:29] <madman11> starcannon: well let me check groups real quick
[18:29] <bigmack83> is there a way i can make a simple setup script to get all the installed packages on my system, put them into a file of some sort, so when/if i have to reinstall ubuntu I can run the scripts and it will auto install all the original packages from the backup file? this way i dont have to go remember all my packages and clisk them in package manager
[18:29] <mkilo> oh and that brings up a good point: will we lose all settings and everything when we upgrade?
[18:30] <nadja> llo
[18:30] <nadja> hallo
[18:30] <madman11> starcannon: brb im going to log in to the other account i just changed some group settings
[18:30] <iceroot> !clone | bigmack83
[18:30] <Harrison_Bergero> doesn anyone here have experience with the program foremost?
[18:30] <Harrison_Bergero> it seems I dont have enough disk space on the second partition
[18:30] <iceroot> !anyone | Harrison_Bergero
[18:30] <bigmack83> iceroot, ooh nice! thanks a bunch
[18:30] <iceroot> Harrison_Bergero: ask df -h if there is enough space
[18:30] <Harrison_Bergero> is there a way to recover without copying the files...in other words, just recover and leave the file where it is.
[18:31] <bigmack83> !automate
[18:31] <madman11> starcannon: no that didnt work, the profile isnt even detecting the wireless card
[18:31] <iceroot> Harrison_Bergero: recovering what?
[18:32] <a931bw> guys
[18:32] <Harrison_Bergero> iceroot....i deleted a folder 39gb large.  All .avi files.
[18:32] <a931bw> how to use emerald themes?
[18:32] <iceroot> Harrison_Bergero: and ubuntu dont use something like a second partition (as in windows systems)
[18:32] <Harrison_Bergero> iceroot...so i was wondering how to undelete them
[18:32] <a931bw> i installed emerald already
[18:32] <iceroot> Harrison_Bergero: you cant undelet files
[18:33] <Harrison_Bergero> iceroot....i have the two partitions...3 really if you count swap
[18:33] <iceroot> Harrison_Bergero: removed is removed on linux
[18:33] <iceroot> Harrison_Bergero: you have only  /
[18:33] <Lucifaneous> Hi
[18:33] <iceroot> Harrison_Bergero: and maybe /home is on another drive
[18:33] <starcannon> Harrison_Bergero: be sure to take a peek at AptOnCd as well, its in the synaptic package manager, and is very useful for your particular endeavor
[18:33] <Lucifaneous> can I install ubuntu on vritualbox?
[18:33] <Harrison_Bergero> iceroot....  Gerät  boot.     Anfang        Ende     Blöcke   Id  System
[18:33] <Harrison_Bergero> /dev/sda1   *           1        1600    12851968+  83  Linux
[18:33] <Harrison_Bergero> /dev/sda2            1601        7296    45753120    f  W95 Erw. (LBA)
[18:33] <Harrison_Bergero> /dev/sda5            2090        7296    41825196    7  HPFS/NTFS
[18:33] <Harrison_Bergero> /dev/sda6            1601        2089     3927829+  82  Linux Swap / Solaris
[18:33] <FloodBot2> Harrison_Bergero: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:34] <Harrison_Bergero> sorry...didnt mean to flood
[18:34] <starcannon> madman11: sorry got distracted I'm back
[18:34] <Harrison_Bergero> iceroot....i thought i only had 3 partitions, now im not so sure
[18:34] <iceroot> Harrison_Bergero: W95 + Solaris? very strage, what is w95 stand for?
[18:34] <Harrison_Bergero> iceroot....dont know
[18:35] <madman11> starcannon: the other account does not recgonize the wireless card
[18:35] <mkilo> win95!  =D=D
[18:35] <starcannon> madman11: some things to ask before I start googling along with you; have you done a full reboot? Have you tried turning the card off and on from the other account?
[18:35] <iceroot> Harrison_Bergero: post df -h to pastebin
[18:35] <mkilo> ... sorry I couldn't help it....
[18:35] <madman11> starcannon: both
[18:35] <Harrison_Bergero> iceroot...the drive is only 60GB large so sda2 and 5 must be the same
[18:35] <iceroot> !paste | Harrison_Bergero
[18:35] <a931bw> star
[18:35] <a931bw> coult you help me again?
[18:35] <a931bw> how to use emerald themes?
[18:35] <a931bw> i i nstalled emerald
[18:35] <a931bw> but it wont apply themes
[18:36] <starcannon> madman11: okies, one more thing to check, have you tried creating one more account, and seeing if it too has this issue? maybe just a bad config file in the ~/ directory of the currently broken account
[18:36] <madman11> starcannon: i'm going to try that now
[18:36] <a931bw> Starcannon
[18:36] <a931bw> can u help me?
[18:36] <Harrison_Bergero> iceroot....http://paste.ubuntu.com/289434/
[18:37] <madman11> i was actualy about to do that earlier anyway
[18:37] <a931bw> how to use emerald themes?
[18:37] <starcannon> a931bw: my average is pretty poor today, but I can try
[18:37] <iceroot> Harrison_Bergero: you have less then 20gb for linux
[18:37] <a931bw> starcannon how to use emerald themes?
[18:38] <Harrison_Bergero> iceroot....ok
[18:38] <iceroot> Harrison_Bergero: the rest (40gb) is not part of /
[18:38] <Harrison_Bergero> iceroot....right...that 40 is where the deleted files are
[18:38] <madman11> starcannon: i made a mistake that i overlooked until i recreated the account
[18:38] <starcannon> a931bw sudo apt-get install emerald then System>Preferences>Emerald, then import the theme you downloaded from gnome-look.org or somewhere like it, then reboot
[18:39] <iceroot> Harrison_Bergero: deleted files are nowhere, they are deleted
[18:39] <starcannon> madman11: hehe, what was the issue, how'd you fix?
[18:39] <a931bw> ah rebot thanx
[18:39] <Harrison_Bergero> iceroot.....i dont remember the hard drive deleting for 5 minutes....i assume just the index was deleted
[18:39] <Harrison_Bergero> i know thats windows talk but im new to linux#
[18:39] <Harrison_Bergero> i assume its the same principle
[18:40] <madman11> starcannon: i created accounts as a desktop user, and never noticed till the create user screen....:P
[18:40] <Harrison_Bergero> the data is still there, just the index is gone
[18:40] <madman11> it should work now....
[18:40] <O__o> hello, which software do you use to rip cd to mp3?
[18:40] <epple> i installed package swi-prolog-lite, how do i run program?
[18:40] <starcannon> madman11: hahaha, thats one of the things I wondered, and is why I asked, hehe, its always the overlooked crap that gets you. GJ on finding it!
[18:40] <mkilo> So if I have Wine installed, I can just tryo to install my windows software like normal?
[18:40] <mkilo> try to*
[18:41] <mkilo> I don't need to set any permissions or activate anything? or press any pretty buttons?
[18:41] <starcannon> madman11: still, there is an issue that is driving me nuts, I create Desktop Users on our laptops all the time, and they have wifi np; that would drive me up a tree till I solved it if it were on my lappy
[18:41] <epple> i installed package swi-prolog-lite, how do i run program, any help?
[18:42] <madman11> starcannon: gagh, i created an admin profile and still no wireless access
[18:42] <Doc_Lappy> k can anybody tell me the path to terminal?
[18:42] <sphenxes> i have an account on hostmonster.com? I would like to play audio (mp3 & video) on my homepage (joomla & moodle)? what files should i install on the server, or theses files are already their?  The sever is a linux sever
[18:43] <iceroot> Doc_Lappy: whereis gnome-terminal
[18:43] <madman11> starcannon: btw avoid atheros wireless cards wherever possible
[18:43] <Doc_Lappy> k thanks iceroot, I was just typing terminal
[18:43] <starcannon> madman11: yep, I stick with intel Pro Wireless 3945 abg cards as much as possible
[18:44] <starcannon> madman11: I assume you must be using ndiswrapper?
[18:44] <madman11> starcannon: ive had nothing but trouble wth atheros cards
[18:44] <madman11> starcannon: yeah
[18:44] <starcannon> madman11: perhaps try running ndiswrapper on each account that needs access, that'd be my next thought anyway
[18:45] <madman11> starcannon: yeah i got to go but ill try that
[18:45] <starcannon> mandman11: i'm guessing ndiswrapper made a ~/ config file for your working account, and not a global one
[18:45] <starcannon> madman11: gl sorry I couldn't sort you
[18:46] <starcannon> doh nm
[18:46] <mgv1> hi - ive checked with lve cd whether i can mount my fully encty[ted hd (using altarnate cd) and while doing that i couldnt see any hard drive - is that means its encrypted?
[18:47] <xguru> how do i get the obs plugin for compiz?  I can't seem to get my windows transparent
[18:47] <yrlnry> Somewhere in the ubuntu user preferences there used to be a control that would let me turn my laptop's Windows Flag key into a compose-character key.  I can't find it.  It doesn't seem to be under System/Preferences.  Where is it?
[18:50] <paolo88> hi
[18:50] <paolo88> how i can do to download an old version of source code by svn?
[18:51] <iceroot> paolo88: use the revision number
[18:52] <Doonz> hey can anyone help me out with creating a cron job with rsync?
[18:52] <nadine> hello all
[18:52] <iceroot> Doonz: what is the problem? the cronline?
[18:52] <NemesisD> hi all. i just installed a new ubuntu server but when i ssh to it I get connection refused. i have to tell someone over the phone what they should do. what is the most likely solution to this?
[18:53] <iceroot> Doonz: to create a cronjob? please be more specific
[18:53] <paolo88> iceroot: i don't know the command
[18:53] <NemesisD> i'm guessing sshd isn't started by default or is not configured
[18:53] <Doonz> iceroot can we take it to pm so i dont flood the channel
[18:53] <iceroot> NemesisD: installing openssh-server
[18:53] <iceroot> NemesisD: sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[18:53] <mxgb> can somebody plz help me setup rapidsvn to use ssh?
[18:53] <NemesisD> iceroot: ubuntu server doesn't come with that by default? D:
[18:53] <iceroot> NemesisD: ssh-server is not installed by default
[18:53] <starcannon> NemesisD make sure ssh server is installed (sudo apt-get install ssh) then make sure that port 21(i think it is) is open on the firewall/router
[18:53] <NemesisD> 22
[18:53] <iceroot> starcannon: sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[18:54] <NemesisD> ok ill give them a call. thanks
[18:54] <starcannon> iceroot and NemesisD yep, sorry for the misinformation, head full of flu gunk i'm a foggy frog atm
[18:54] <iceroot> Doonz: no
[18:54] <Doonz> k let me pastebin it
[18:55] <fission6> what mail client can i use from bash line
[18:55] <NemesisD> pine
[18:55] <fission6> is that the easiest?
[18:55] <iceroot> fission6: alpine is very very nice. its a ncurse-client
[18:56] <fission6> im looking more for just a simple client to pipe files to and email to people
[18:56] <iceroot> fission6: so its a client with a menu
[18:56] <Mohammad[B]> i'm chrooted to ubuntu but i haven't internet in chroot, how i can config net in ubuntu's chroot ? please help me :-s
[18:56] <iceroot> fission6: then you mailx
[18:56] <fission6> do i need to use the menu
[18:56] <ablyss> fission6: i use mailx
[18:56] <DaveMustaine> --> iceroot <-- Is 4x good enuff to burn?
[18:56] <iceroot> fission6: use mailx if you want no menu
[18:57] <Xcell> yes davm
[18:57] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: yes
[18:57] <starcannon> iceroot: I had to double check to make sure I wasn't losing my flu ridden mind, indeed the "ssh" package includes the server "This metapackage is a convenient way to install both the OpenSSH client
[18:57] <starcannon> and the OpenSSH server. It provides nothing in and of itself, so you
[18:57] <starcannon> may remove it if nothing depends on it."
[18:57] <Doonz> iceroot: http://pastebin.com/d6532273e
[18:57] <neur0tic> hello everyone
[18:57] <iceroot> starcannon: but i think not at old versions like 6.06 and 8.04  i dont think ssh was a metapackage there
[18:57] <Xcell> lol not my nic
[18:57] <vinny> when running a windows app I get a lower resolution and a taskbar which pushes away the important top part of the screen.. is there a way to prevent this?
[18:58] <starcannon> iceroot: I'm running 8.04 here myself
[18:58] <mkilo> woah... can the archive manager not inherantly read .rar?
[18:58] <Guest22471> I hope my plan is ok but I plan to remote connect to virtualbox install of ubuntu so I have full screen access.
[18:58] <iceroot> starcannon: hm ok, sorry then i was wrong
[18:58] <starcannon> iceroot: no worries, I just wanted to double check, and fill you in on findings.
[18:59] <iceroot> Doonz: hm i never used rsync, just can help with cron :)
[18:59] <frostburn> Anyone here use blueproximity and have the measured atm skipping from 0 to 255 constantly?
[18:59] <starcannon> iceroot: I haven't run 6.xx Ubuntu in so long I couldn't say on that though
[18:59] <Guest22471> My problem is this. I installed ubuntu on amd macihine but it does not have bluetooth... the PC does. So, I install ubuntu on PC via virtualbox.
[18:59] <Doonz> oh ok
[18:59] <iceroot> starcannon: so openssh-client + openssh-server = ssh :)
[18:59] <arbitre> ping
[18:59] <Rafael_Nadal> pong
[18:59] <Doonz> any rsync gurus around, need help with getting this set up to work http://pastebin.com/d6532273e
[18:59] <arbitre> ping
[18:59] <Rafael_Nadal> pong
[18:59] <starcannon> iceroot: aye
[18:59] <Guest22471> I will then remoteconnect to that ubuntu from amd-installed ubuntu with fullscreen
[19:00] <fission6> iceroot: i got mailx, what do i need to configure to minimal just send out emails
[19:00] <starcannon> iceroot: i did have the port wrong though, that'd been a headache lol
[19:00] <arbitre> ping
[19:00] <Rafael_Nadal> pong
[19:00] <Roger_Federer> ping
[19:00] <Rafael_Nadal> pong
[19:00] <Roger_Federer> ping
[19:00] <Rafael_Nadal> pong
[19:00] <Roger_Federer> ping
[19:00] <FloodBot3> Rafael_Nadal: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:00] <FloodBot3> Roger_Federer: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:00] <neur0tic> can someone suggest me a good download manager to go with firefox ?
[19:00] <Guest22471> I hope this is sound but install failed :( of ubuintu via vbox said disk error. however it is booting I shall see what is up
[19:01] <starcannon> neur0tic I like "downThemAll"
[19:01] <iceroot> fission6: and mta like postfix or sendmail, i think mailx is installing an mta (maybe exim)
[19:01] <iceroot> neur0tic: downthemall
[19:01] <starcannon> neur0tic:http://www.downthemall.net/
[19:02] <neur0tic> wow, seems like a unanimous choice !
[19:02] <neur0tic> i'll give it a try
[19:02] <starcannon> neur0tic: be sure to check out gwget as well
[19:02] <Guest40499> i have a problem with getting dual monitor support to work on 9.04, i configure the desktop monitor to have seperate X window, then click apply, then save to x configuration, but get "Failed to parse existing X config file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf'! help?
[19:02] <Doonz> any rsync gurus around, need help with getting this set up to work http://pastebin.com/d6532273e
[19:03] <neur0tic> hmmm.... the thing about wget is that its got no multi segment support
[19:03] <neur0tic> so gwget wont have it either, i suppose
[19:03] <j1mp492> how do i update firefox?
[19:04] <mkilo> how is downthemall better than the standard ubuntu downloader?
[19:04] <j1mp492> mkilo: 10x faster.
[19:04] <j1mp492> mkilo: i guess
[19:04] <mkilo> oh wow, really?
[19:05] <Madcamper> anyone with the dual monitor help?
[19:05] <ltcabral> how can i count the results from this: find ~/mnt -name \*.rpm   instead of just displaying one by one
[19:05] <starcannon> mkilo: it also lets you grab all of a paticular file type from a page; so if you wanted all the .tar.gz files located at a page, you could set a filter for that, and "Down Them All" you don't have to one at a time click them
[19:06] <mkilo> oh sweet!
[19:07] <j1mp492> which is the most easy way to upgrade firefox to latest version?
[19:07] <starcannon> mkilo: it also lets you pause and resume a download, which is what neur0tic sounded most interested in
[19:07] <Madcamper> anyone familiar with dual monitor support on ubuntu?
[19:07] <Doonz> any rsync gurus around, need help with getting this set up to work http://pastebin.com/d6532273e
[19:07] <mkilo> if I just download it from the synaptics package manager, will it replace the built in downloader?
[19:08] <starcannon> mkilo: just go to http://www.downthemall.net/ using firefox, and install it, it will then be available in addition to the default
[19:08] <allenbradley> mkilo: thought of using wget?
[19:08] <Xcell> j1mp492-   sudo apt-get update  then look in synapt for shiretoko
[19:08] <mkilo> I see, so when I download, it'll give me an option?
[19:09] <allenbradley> mkilo: It's this really nice command-line level downloader
[19:09] <allenbradley> mkilo: You can download recursively etc etc
[19:09] <mkilo> I haven't seen it before... I'll look into it though.
[19:09] <allenbradley> mkilo: Plus DTA can download only 6 at a time
[19:09] <allenbradley> mkilo: man wget
[19:09] <starcannon> allenbradley: yep I like wget and gwget both excellent for their purposes.
[19:10] <mkilo> have mostly only looked at ubuntu GUI stuff.... haven't really played with the command line
[19:10] <DaveMustaine> Xcell a dude told me to use Daemon to open the ISO file
[19:10] <DaveMustaine> Then install ubuntu
[19:10] <allenbradley> starcannon: They are really good for my particular purposes. Where I am, LAN gets cut off at midnight
[19:10] <DaveMustaine> Is that a good thing?
[19:10] <mkilo> ahh
[19:10] <mkilo> that makes sense
[19:10] <DaveMustaine> Im burning at 4x speed the cd now, but I'm gonna try
[19:11] <allenbradley> starcannon: One part however, has internet 24x7
[19:11] <allenbradley> starcannon:
[19:11] <kavurt> hi, what package should I install to be able to watch this stream: http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html ?
[19:11] <Xcell> DaveMustaine-  burn the cd and go back in bios and fix boot order to cdrom and boot the ubuntu cd... should work fine
[19:11] <allenbradley> starcannon: So I ssh into the machine, start wget and exit
[19:11] <DaveMustaine> >_> I'll try..
[19:12] <allenbradley> mkilo: command line's the future
[19:12] <Xcell> DaveMustaine-  if its a combo cd/dvd  pick that
[19:12] <raven_> hi - what is the way in linux/ubuntu to cut a video using parallel recorded video-files from several cameras?
[19:12] <DaveMustaine> --> Xcell <-- What?
[19:12] <fr3ci> Hi, I am trying to build some device drivers but I get the  error: asm/io.h: No such file or directory
[19:13]  * Xcell goes for coffee brb
[19:13] <mkilo> for whom?  I mean I personally like the interface of command line, but the general public likes the pretty atmosphere of guis and buttons.
[19:13] <genii> DaveMustaine: Does your motherboard have a Marvell SATA controller that also operates the onboard IDE? (Asus P5K series for example). Booting from CD on these is problemmatic
[19:13] <allenbradley> mkilo:
[19:13] <starcannon> kavurt meet me in the pm channel I'll walk you through the process of getting the firefox plugin to work
[19:13] <DaveMustaine> I don't know
[19:13] <DaveMustaine> But on my bios boot order I saw Ide things..
[19:14] <DaveMustaine> IDE things*
[19:14] <allenbradley> GUI generally tends to slow you down. Once you're on a keyboard, things start getting done even faster. But that's a different argument altogether
[19:14] <neur0tic> also, can someone tell me if its possible to easily load balance between 3  of my ethernet controllers each having 256kbps both ways ?
[19:14] <starcannon> kavurt: start by going here and downloading the .DEB file on the small text link under the "Download RealPlayer" button http://www.real.com/linux?src=realhome_linux_bb_0_1_1_0_0_3_0&pcode=rn&opage=realhome_linux_bb
[19:14] <Madcamper> Dual monitor support on ubuntu? help anyone?
[19:14] <DaveMustaine> --> genii <-- There are IDE things on my bios boot order..
[19:14] <maestrojed> I am building a web server with Ubuntu. By default /var/www is owned by root. Can I change this or will that cause apache to not work?
[19:15] <allenbradley> MadCamper : Doesn't it work out of the box
[19:15] <mkilo> ya, I agree. like I said, I like text interfaces. But the general public likes guis and pretty pictures.
[19:15] <allenbradley> ?
[19:15] <Madcamper> not the setup
[19:15] <starcannon> kavurt: then install it by double clicking on it and following along with the instructions. When thats done come on back and I'll hook you up with getting the plugins working in Firefox
[19:15] <Madcamper> it worked on XP, but using nvidia confg settings it wont let me
[19:15] <DaveMustaine> --> genii <-- If you know how to help me, I will love you <3
[19:15] <fccf> maestrojed: apache's user is www-data and /var/www and everything in it should be owned by www-data
[19:15] <allenbradley> MadCaOh, nvidia. Sorr
[19:15] <kavurt> starcannon: I'm trying, thanks
[19:16] <allenbradley> MadCamper: Did you check on the internet?
[19:16] <Madcamper> ya i looked, but the steps they said didnt work for me
[19:16] <genii> DaveMustaine: If you have an external CD drive I'd suggest trying to boot the CD from that
[19:16] <DaveMustaine> External cd drive? O.o
[19:17] <maestrojed> fccf: ok cool, what that something I should have set up? I just installed apache and everything is owned by root.
[19:17] <allenbradley> mkilo: Meh to the general public. Anyways, try wget and tell me how it comes along
[19:17] <allenbradley> Madcamper: One sec
[19:17] <grekkos> is there no "clean" font on ubuntu?
[19:17] <fccf> maestrojed: how did you install apache?
[19:17] <Madcamper> about openign a terminal, "sudo mv -i /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup, sudo touch /etc/X11/xorg.conf, sudo nvidia-settings and hten hit save configurations
[19:18] <mkilo> allen: I will, and thanks. Once I get more comfortable with the OS I'll delve into the command-line structure.
[19:18] <mkilo> only on day 2   ;)
[19:18] <maestrojed> fcct using synaptic package manager, I installed apache2 and all needed support packages
[19:18] <starcannon> kavurt: heres a link to the commands you need to get the Firefox plugin working http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m42e403d3
[19:18] <mkilo> speaking of which, can anyone recommend an FTP client?  I was using filezilla, but I guess that is not the most popular anymore? or am I mistaken?
[19:19] <Pici> mkilo: Why do you need to use the most popular client? Just use the client you like the best.
[19:19] <allenbradley> mkilo: Filezilla on linux
[19:19] <grawity> mkilo: GNOME has FTP support integrated. And gftp seems to be nice too.
[19:19] <hellfire> I want to give up MS Windows. but...because of my job,I had to use it...
[19:19] <starcannon> mkilo: try fireftp its a nice firefox plugin
[19:19] <fccf> maestrojed: ok, yeah, provided that the dpkg script did what it was supposed to it should have created the system user account for www-data, what version of ubuntu?
[19:19] <allenbradley> Madcamper : Did you try this : http://librenix.com/?inode=10596?
[19:19] <duffydack> I prefer fireftp plugin for FF
[19:19] <Doonz> any rsync gurus around, need help with getting this set up to work http://pastebin.com/d6532273e
[19:19]  * grawity prefers ftpfs
[19:19] <Madcamper> no i did not
[19:19] <allenbradley> Madcamper: http://librenix.com/?inode=10596
[19:20] <Doonz> grawity: thatnx for the help
[19:20] <allenbradley> Madcamper: The first link was malformed
[19:20] <kavurt> starcannon: thanks
[19:20] <grawity> Doonz: um. ?
[19:20] <starcannon> kavurt: anytime
[19:20] <allenbradley> Madcamper:
[19:20] <allenbradley> the second one
[19:20] <hellfire> and I wander, Did you ever use MS Windows ?
[19:20] <maestrojed> fccf: I am pretty new to Ubuntu where do you look up the version number? It is the stable release.
[19:20] <DaveMustaine> genii don't have an external cd drive
[19:20] <DaveMustaine> I have another pc
[19:20] <mkilo> pici: I tend to run with the crowd. I run on the assumption that the most popular is statistically the most viable, the most intuitive, and/or the most compatible
[19:20] <DaveMustaine> But not an external drive
[19:20] <mkilo> besides: I like to broaden my horizens   ;)
[19:20] <Madcamper> gonna have a look at it, thx
[19:21] <fccf> maestrojed: lsb_release -a .. in terminal
[19:21] <starcannon> maestrojed you can see what version of Ubuntu your running by looking in System>About Ubuntu , it'll be in the second paragraph
[19:21] <maestrojed> fccf 9.04
[19:21] <ekimmargni> Hello, I am trying to dgst -sha1 to hash some input from stdin - how do I terminate the input? Probably sending EOF will do it, but I don't know how to do that.
[19:21] <maestrojed> starcannon: Thx glad to know the gui way too!
[19:22] <fccf> maestrojed: I like my command line ... you should be good to go
[19:22] <genii> DaveMustaine: Ah. The reason being that the driver for usb CD drive works to install this way when the onboard/internal chipset doesn't work right.
[19:22] <maestrojed> fccf: so you think I should chown on /var/www ?
[19:22] <starcannon> fccf: yep the command gives way more details, I like that better too, thanks :)
[19:22] <grekkos> oops
[19:22] <grekkos> i'm back
[19:22] <grekkos> does gnome-terminal not source ~/.profile?
[19:23] <maestrojed> fccf: because it is working now with root as the owner and group.
[19:23] <jdfoote1> I've got a strange problem - I don't know how or when this started, but on one of my boxes, OpenOffice looks like it's using a different Windows manager, and I don't know how to switch it back - I put a screenshot at http://snapixel.com/b/14e6
[19:23] <DaveMustaine> genii don't have an external drive.. What do I have to do then? =(
[19:23] <Madcamper> sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx it says package nvidia-glx has no installation candiadate, you should explicitly select one to install
[19:23] <mgv1> hi - ive checked with lve cd whether i can mount my fully encty[ted hd (using altarnate cd) and while doing that i couldnt see any hard drive - is that means its encrypted?
[19:23] <mkilo> Ya the only reason I mentioned the FTP client is that Filezilla got only one star in the "Add/Remoxe Apllications" program
[19:23] <allenbradley> Madcamper :That's weird
[19:23] <genii> DaveMustaine: You have 1 box already running Ubuntu, yes?
[19:23] <allenbradley> One sec
[19:23] <joaopinto> jdfoote1, that's the theme, not the windows manager
[19:23] <hackeron> hey, are there any ubuntu install images that I can put on usb storage instead of burning to cd?
[19:24] <DaveMustaine> --> genii <-- Nope, dude. Three pc = Vista, Xp , XP
[19:24] <allenbradley> Madcamper:
[19:24] <Madcamper> im installing the 180, i think i had 171 or w/e before
[19:24] <jdfoote1> joaopinto, how can I change it? It doesn't match the rest of my windows...
[19:24] <allenbradley> Madcamper:
[19:24] <allenbradley> me
[19:24] <allenbradley> madcamper: pm me
[19:24] <DaveMustaine> I need Ubuntu on one of my pcs
[19:24] <dementor> hy
[19:25] <jdfoote1> joaopinto, it almost looks like it's running in WINE
[19:25] <genii> DaveMustaine: Hm. Because if an ubuntu box already was there, could do the PXE booting way
[19:25] <dementor> hy i realy whana instal phpmyadmin and i cant
[19:25] <DaveMustaine> genii explain me dude.
[19:25] <dementor> need some help:((
[19:25] <arthur> serveur <IP_ADDRESS>
[19:25] <joaopinto> jdfoote1, you are launching it using the regular office category, right ?
[19:25] <genii> DaveMustaine: PXE booting is when the PC boots from the network
[19:26] <jdfoote1> joaopinto, yes
[19:26] <joaopinto> just to make sure you are not usinga wined oo you installed somewhoe :P
[19:26] <arthur> serveur/ <IP_ADDRESS>
[19:26] <jdfoote1> No - it's installed through the repos
[19:26] <genii> arthur: /server whatever
[19:26] <DaveMustaine> genii the pc I want to boot hasn't connection
[19:26] <genii> DaveMustaine: It has no ethernet adapter?
[19:26] <jdfoote1> joaopinto, it might have started when I installed 3.0 from the PPA repositories, but since then I've been using the Ubuntu repos to update, etc., and even remove the PPA repo
[19:27] <DaveMustaine> genii nope.
[19:27] <genii> Hm
[19:27] <ctrlesc> hi, genii
[19:27]  * genii hands ctrlesc a coffee
[19:27] <joaopinto> jdfoote1, oh, that would explain it
[19:28] <maestrojed> fccf: What do you think? Should I "chown -R www-data /var/www"
[19:28] <DaveMustaine> genii trying a stupid thing : opening the ISO with Daemon Tools then install into Windows
[19:28] <raven_> hi - what is the way in linux/ubuntu to cut a video using parallel recorded video-files from several cameras?
[19:28] <joaopinto> jdfoote1, have you tried to run it from a different account ? to make sure ooo3 didn't changed some theme settings ?
[19:28] <DaveMustaine> It's a mess, but who cares lol :O
[19:28] <jdfoote1> joaopinto, since then I believe I uninstalled and reinstalled OOo from the Ubuntu repos...
[19:28] <jdfoote1> Joaopinto, that's a good idea - I can try that
[19:28] <joaopinto> jdfoote1, did you purge the old install ?
[19:28] <addisonj_> i have dual displays, how do i make the top and bottom panels span both displays in gnome?
[19:28] <fccf> maestrojed: yeah, depending on what you are doing, some CMS's need write access to /var/www and in order to do that it has to be chown'd by www-data, if it is just static HTML, i see no real problem with root being the owner, provided you are using a chmod of like 644
[19:28] <joaopinto> not just remove, purge
[19:28] <genii> DaveMustaine: So it begins to boot, then goes black-screen? Or what exactly (behaves as no CD is there at all and goes to HD, does boot but at point XYZ fails, etc)
[19:29] <jdfoote1> joaopinto, no, how do I do that?
[19:29] <joaopinto> jdfoote1, sudo apt-get purge package
[19:29] <DaveMustaine> --> genii <-- It loads Windows XP
[19:29] <joaopinto> jdfoote1, system config files are not removed with a regular remove
[19:29] <jdfoote1> joaopinto, I'll try that now - thanks!
[19:29] <DaveMustaine> genii it doesn't read the cd before windows starts working
[19:29] <jdfoote1> joaopinto, ah, that makes sense
[19:29] <DaveMustaine> With Windows I can see the cd content
[19:29] <neur0tic> can someone tell me how to loadbalance between 2-3 ethernet cards which i have ?
[19:30] <DaveMustaine> genii but I can't open .exe files
[19:30] <jdfoote1> joaopinto, do you know if it would be possible to just remove the config files, and let ooo recreate them? Or will that mess things up?
[19:30] <maestrojed> fccf: ok, I don't think the CMS issues will exist. I am setting up SMB now to write to this folder and was setting the force user setting when I realized all that was owned by root. Seemed odd and I appreciate the help and conversation. Thanks!
[19:30] <genii> DaveMustaine: Sounds like CD is borked
[19:30] <joaopinto> jdfoote1, you could do that, if you know which is the config dir
[19:30] <joaopinto> should be .ooosomething :P
[19:30] <joaopinto> just rename it
[19:31] <DaveMustaine> --> genii <-- CD drive or the CD i burned?
[19:31] <addisonj_> grrr... panels! work how i want you too!
[19:31] <genii> DaveMustaine: Since you can view CD contents, drive is likely OK. So this leaves the CD itself
[19:31] <DaveMustaine> --> genii <-- View, but not open.
[19:31] <fccf> maestrojed: it might be easier w/samba if you used your user, that way you would have write access to /var/www from the network without any special permissioning
[19:31] <DaveMustaine> --> genii <-- On my other pcs it works fine, the cd.
[19:32] <gidna> Hi
[19:32] <fccf> !hi | gidna
[19:32] <gidna> How can I view swf files?
[19:32] <maestrojed> fccf: Cool, as long as Apache doesn't care that all those files are owned by %username that would be the easiest
[19:33] <grawity> gidna: Do you have flashplayer installed for your web browser?
[19:33] <addisonj_> grrr, why can i not get a panel on my second display?
[19:33] <neur0tic> hmm, seems i'll have to search elsewhere to look up load balancing, can someone point me in the right direction? also, the networkmanager applet seems to not work properly for me
[19:33] <neur0tic> never actually connects to the manually specified ip address i tell it to :(
[19:33] <Hadi> hello
[19:33] <fccf> maestrojed: provided the files are readable by everyone, apache won't care
[19:33] <gidna> yes with the browser I can see those files but I can't zoom.. and I have to open them once a time
[19:33] <starcannon> gidna rightclick on the .swf and open with firefox should do it
[19:33] <moflea> hi can someone tell me how to upgrade my ubuntu 9.0.4 version to 9.10 beta using the iso file ?
[19:34] <starcannon> nm sorry too late
[19:34] <Hadi> can i update my ubuntu 9.04 to 9.10 ?
[19:34] <Pici> moflea Hadi : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[19:34] <fccf> !karmic | moflea
[19:34] <ctrlesc> ubuntu 9.10 release is coming soon
[19:34] <DaveMustaine> --> genii <-- What do I have to do? Do I have to open the main box?
[19:34] <moflea> ty
[19:34] <Aurus> Does Ubuntu ship the opnjdk java plugin by default?  Installed, or have to install it?
[19:34] <ctrlesc> i can wait. I don't wanna to try beta
[19:35] <fccf> Aurus: you have to install it .. it is called sun-java6-jdk and sun-java6-plugin ... you will also need the bin
[19:35] <dementor> realy no one now how to instal phpmyadmin?
[19:36] <ctrlesc> genii,excuse me, Could I have a private conversation with you?
[19:36] <DaveMustaine> --> genii <-- You there, mate?
[19:36] <fccf> dementor:  sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin ... more help in #phpmyadmin
[19:36] <Aurus> fccf: My question was if the openjdk one is the plugin shipped, not the Sun one
[19:36] <dementor> dont work
[19:36] <dementor> i try theat
[19:36] <fccf> !work | dementor
[19:37] <andrej_> Hello, I need help running Java plugin in seamonkey, this didn't work in 9.04 and doesn't work in 9.10 beta either (so this channel should be ok as 9.04 had same problem for me). I'm using sun-java packages. In firefox everything runs fine. I tried crating a symlink in /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins to my libnpjp2.so file. After this the java plugin is listed in seamonkey in about:plugins but no...
[19:37] <andrej_> ...java applets will load yet.
[19:37] <gidna> this channel is completely useless
[19:38] <addisonj_> so, anyone here with dual displays get the gnome panels to extend to the second display?
[19:38] <fccf> Aurus: see here https://launchpad.net/~openjdk/+archive/ppa
[19:38] <Der_Trolly> HEY FRESH UBUNTUS!?!?!?!
[19:38] <Der_Trolly> Everything upgebouched with YOU?!?!?!?
[19:38] <DaveMustaine> --> genii <-- Disappeared? :O
[19:39] <Der_Trolly> Yeah!
[19:39] <dementor> fccf >> i give apt-get install phpmyadmin  and the result is this  >http://<IP_ADDRESS>/phpmyadmin
[19:39] <bin1010> ok...I have an embarrassing question and I apologize up front.  I am trying to backup a server that mainly holds files for my wife's graphic design business.  I am thinking that backup via tar would be bad for size, so that leaves rsync based, I guess.  I would really like for it to work much like timemachine in respect to how it holds the backups.  I don't care much about the fancy gui, but then my wife could also do simple recoveries.  Tha
[19:39] <Der_Trolly> Ubuntubuntubuntubuntubuntubuntu!
[19:39] <KB1JWQ> !baclup | bin1010
[19:39] <KB1JWQ> Der_Trolly: Er.
[19:39] <KB1JWQ> !backup
[19:39] <ctrlesc> I can't chat with others,why
[19:39] <Pici> Der_Trolly: Please stop, this is a support channel. offtopic in #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:39] <Der_Trolly> Yeah! Ich stimme die ganz zu, bin1010!
[19:39] <Aurus> fccf: Thanks!
[19:39] <starcannon> gidna: perhaps try http://www.ubuntuforums.org or continuing to ask until someone with an answer arrives. Certainly dissing volunteers won't solve it. GL
[19:39] <luka> any other tool like remastersys for creating live dvd cds from current system????
[19:40] <fccf> dementor: that is a permissions thing ... I get a Forbidden from here ... help in #apache or #phpmyadmin
[19:40] <dementor> ok
[19:40] <Der_Trolly> Ach so, I have yesly very fogotten that this is a englisch speaky channel ising! Does me leid!
[19:40] <Der_Trolly> Ok?
[19:40] <Der_Trolly> Goodly!
[19:40] <Der_Trolly> Wellly!
[19:41] <bin1010> !sbackup
[19:41] <starcannon> gidna: be sure to let Adobe know that they are falling short of their Linux customers needs as well. It really comes down to the vendor's lack of support for the OS
[19:41] <Der_Trolly> Year! I love SBAKUP!
[19:41] <KB1JWQ> !ops Der_Trolly Trolling...
[19:41] <Der_Trolly> Thats fullly F R E S H!!!!!!
[19:41] <starcannon> ack nm
[19:41] <Der_Trolly> What schould that then?
[19:42] <Der_Trolly> Im yesly now veryly brave!
[19:42] <Berzerker-> lol...
[19:42] <falkinski> Is it possible with nano to enter a textfile, copy EVERYTHING in it, then exit the textfile and paste it in as a command?
[19:42] <Berzerker-> falkinski, ctrl+shift+c/v
[19:42] <grawity> falkinski: Try 'source sometextfile'
[19:43] <KB1JWQ> falkinski: Why use nano for that?
[19:43] <bigmack83> i have a bash script to setup some backups. but i want to setup a second file that just simply lists the files that needed to be backed up. how can i read in that second file and do a for each statement to backup each line (each is a file/dir) finto my given directory? not askign for an hand me out, just havent found a page stating how to do this
[19:43] <falkinski> KB1JWQ: dunnoanything else
[19:43] <saaws2> any body here want to help a newbie get out of gnome safe mode lol
[19:43] <KB1JWQ> falkinski: Set the file executable, run it as a shell script.
[19:43] <FewClues> Setting up a new IRC app.  Excuse the noise.
[19:44] <FewClues> Is there a reason I cannot see my post?
[19:44] <bonesy> hrm
[19:44] <MenZa> FewClues: Any noise in #test, please :)
[19:44] <falkinski> KB1JWQ: Its like 40 things im gonna install (following the perfect ubuntu server guide) and its hard to get everything right, think im missing things so want to get them commands in textfiles and then copy paste them
[19:44] <fccf> FewClues: running bots in here is not allowed, and this is not a place to test IRC applications ... c
[19:44] <KB1JWQ> falkinski: Yeah.  That's called "A shell script."
[19:44] <bin1010> cool, thanks guys...I really need to find out all of ubottu's ! phrases
[19:45] <fccf> !ubottu
[19:45] <falkinski> chmod u+x filename right?
[19:45] <saaws2> so I don't mind if somebody wants to help me
[19:45] <fhenning09> okay I'm no installing windows on my computer so my aunt can practice her typing on my buntubox with the disc her school gave her as a learning aid so my questuion is....
[19:45] <andrej_> !seamonkey
[19:45] <bin1010> well that was easy....should have thought about that one.  :(
[19:45] <andrej_> !java
[19:45] <allenbradley> !filefrag
[19:45] <Pici> !msgthebot
[19:45] <falkinski> KB1JWQ: Thx its working!
[19:46] <fhenning09> Is there a proffessional Linux based typist practice program under Linux you'd recommend for her?
[19:46] <ivze> Good day, people! Is it possible to find with which parameters bash interpreter was ./configure - d by Ubuntu distributive builders? Thanks :)
[19:46] <allenbradley> ubottu: ~_~
[19:46] <NemesisD> does ubuntu server use different repositories than desktop?
[19:46] <fccf> fhenning09: tuxtype is soooo much fun
[19:46] <DaveMustaine> genii you there?
[19:46] <saaws2> well lets see I am running ubuntu 8.043 and I have a AMD 64 X2 3500+ 1gig ram ati xpress 200
[19:46] <Pici> ivze: let me get you a link
[19:46] <fhenning09> Will it improve her skills?
[19:46] <Pici> NemesisD: no.
[19:46] <bigmack83> NemesisD, no, just some packages may be different
[19:47] <bigmack83> but usually only a couple
[19:47] <ivze> Pici: ok, waiting
[19:47] <saaws2> when I goto in and the gdm login screen it logs me right back out befor any thing loads I hear the login and log out sound
[19:47] <fccf> fhenning09: yes ... from simple to very fast ... extesible dictionaries .... if you want to add vocabulary to the system ..easy
[19:47] <allenbradley> fhenning09:
[19:47] <allenbradley> fhenning09: gtypist is really good to dtart off with
[19:47] <saaws2> anybody want to field this question
[19:47] <Pici> ivze: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/23297671/buildlog_ubuntu-jaunty-i386.bash_3.2-5ubuntu1_FULLYBUILT.txt.gz
[19:48] <fhenning09> really sweet I'm gonna grab it real fast fccf
[19:48] <Pici> ivze: From this page: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bash/3.2-5ubuntu1/+build/888408
[19:48] <azm> bububu
[19:48] <azm> buntu
[19:48] <azm> :D
[19:48] <_UsUrPeR_> hey guys
[19:48] <fhenning09> I ll check that out too allenbradley
[19:48] <_UsUrPeR_> could I get some hints on pinning an update?
[19:48] <NemesisD> ugh, how would i determine if i'm booted to the ubuntu server livecd?
[19:48] <_UsUrPeR_> I have tried making changes to /etc/apt/preferences, and apt-get update does not show any errors, but when I run apt-get update, it still tries to update the files I have told apt-get not to update. Here's my preferences file: http://pastebin.com/m5d2df440
[19:48] <ivze> Pici: thanks, gone reading :)
[19:48] <andrej_> Can no one help me with Seamonkey and Java? :/
[19:48] <NemesisD> my only source in sources.list is the CDROM
[19:49] <allenbradley> fhenning09: It's text based, so however the aunt feels about that
[19:49] <fccf> !pinning | _UsUrPeR_
[19:49] <_UsUrPeR_> fccf: yay! :D
[19:50] <_UsUrPeR_> fccf: dude, I just followed that tutorial
[19:51] <alant> Hi, How do I create a popup window in ubuntu to advise me of something that want it to do . Not a timed event, an acknowledgement of a completed process(es)?
[19:51] <allenbradley> alant: zenity
[19:52] <fhenning09> Also I know I'm probably gonna catch some resistance out there but anyhow I want to tinker with PC-BSD on my drive it just doesn't run things as fast it could on a real partition. Having said that: Is it possible or do you know how to convert a vdi file into a ghost image or clonezilla so I can do this thiog?
[19:52] <DaveMustaine> DUNNO HOW but I made my bios work xD
[19:52] <saaws2> I bet one of you guys know how to help me so how about helping a guy out
[19:52] <allenbradley> alant: at the end of your process, just include a zenity command
[19:52] <fccf> _UsUrPeR_: you only have one version in /etc/apt/preferences ... in order for apt to differentiate it has to have both and priorities for both .. put in the version you want as well and give it a higher priority
[19:52] <allenbradley> alant:
[19:52] <Doonz> any rsync gurus around, need help with getting this set up to work http://pastebin.com/d6532273e
[19:52] <allenbradley> alant: a popup with the message will appear
[19:53] <_UsUrPeR_> fccf: by "version" do you mean the release? i.e. hardy/jaunty/whatever?
[19:54] <alant> So if I want it to advise me of and event like "nvclock -m 400.00
[19:54] <alant> nvclock -n 375.00
[19:54] <alant> nvclock -s" I do that how?
[19:54] <bin1010> so which backup would you guys personally recommend of this situation,  Unfortunately her files are huge and we have to back them all up, all the time.... :(.  I am kinda diggin the https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem/SimpleBackupSuite of those recommended by ubottu
[19:55] <_UsUrPeR_> fccf: nm, got it
[19:55] <alant> allenbradley?
[19:55] <fccf> _UsUrPeR_: I fig'd you would fig'u'd it out
[19:55] <allenbradley> alant: I'm reading about nvclock right now
[19:55] <alant> ok
[19:56] <andrej_> bin1010: Have you considered using tar.gz to compress the files?
[19:56] <allenbradley> alant: I know that zenity, when used in a bash script gives a popup with an ok or a cancel prompt
[19:56] <allenbradley> alant:
[19:56] <saaws2> ok well I installed 8.04 on my computer it works great in gnome safe mode seem like it even has 3d stuff working
 but when I try and log in with out being in safe mode it just logs me right back out to the gdm screen I hear the login and logout sound
[19:56] <allenbradley> alant: assuming nvclock is a normal command
[19:57] <bin1010> andrej_ yep, did that but we cant afford the room needed to keep daily backup of those files
[19:57] <allenbradley> alant: control will be returned to the shell after an amount of time right?
[19:57] <allenbradley> alant: am I right so dar?
[19:57] <bin1010> my first backup was tar, then I moved to flyback, but flyback wont work anymore
[19:58] <alant> allenbradley nvclock is a command that allows me to overclock my nvidia card
[19:58] <alant> I want it to do that on start up
[19:58] <DaveMustaine> Now to install Ubuntu and delete windows?
[19:58] <DaveMustaine> What do I have to do?
[19:58] <allenbradley> alant: yes. When you type nvclock, does the shell still have control?
[19:58] <alant> I want a window to advise of the event
[19:58] <NemesisD> can anyone recommend a tool to keep an ssh reverse tunnel open? i tried autossh but had trouble with it
[19:59] <allenbradley> that nvclock is fired up?
[19:59] <alant> yes the shell has control
[19:59] <bigmack83> in a bash script, im reading an external conf file, what line would I place in the do statement to place the lines text into a variable? so if the first line of file.conf is 'foo' it stores 'foo' into a variable so i can manipulate it in the script? (not modifying the actual conf file)
[19:59] <andrej_> bin1010: Hm... Well, a good solution would be writing the backup to a tape and change the tapes daily
[19:59] <allenbradley> Uf the shell still has control, my idea might not work
[20:00] <alant> alllenbrdley that is exactly the issue
[20:00] <bin1010> yeah, but we are talking just under a ~1.5 TB for full backup...so I thought rsync would prolly work better for this situation
[20:00] <allenbradley> alant: <Embarrassed> Hope someone else can help with this
[20:00] <homovitruvius> is there a pre-canned solution to run scripts when specific hosts come up/go down? I'd like to run rsync for additional backup resilience but the machine I want to backup to is not permanently on line. Thx
[20:01] <alant> allenbradley I put the script in rc.local script but I didnt see it do anything
[20:01] <allenbradley> wgat script? nvclock>
[20:01] <alant> wait
[20:02] <fccf> homovitruvius: consider writing a rule in your script 'if fail try agiain in 10 minutes
[20:02] <allenbradley> alant: I really have to run now
[20:02] <bin1010> !vncviewer
[20:02] <bin1010> !ubottu
[20:03] <allenbradley> alant: I'll keep looking at your problem. I'll pm if I find a solution
[20:03] <alant> allenbradley thank for you help. you can query online to find the script ...sorry
[20:03] <allenbradley> alant: sure
[20:03] <alant> Sounds great thank  you
[20:03] <bin1010> !vnc
[20:03] <ltcabral> does anyone know where is scarab restart script?
[20:04] <_UsUrPeR_> fccf: still having a problem. http://pastebin.com/m34ba8996
[20:04] <_UsUrPeR_> when apt-cache policy is run, it properly reads preferences, but it ignores them upon updating
[20:04] <JohannesSM64> i'm having a weird issue. in all terminal emulators i've tried, with both bash and zsh, the window title is set upon starting it, but is never updated
[20:04] <yva> hi, can somebody help me with the configuration of ssh_config? (to do 2 successive ssh)?
[20:05] <ltcabral> what command can i restart scarab service someone help me plz?
[20:06] <JohannesSM64> !FreeNX
[20:08] <Doonz> any rsync gurus around, need help with getting this set up to work http://pastebin.com/d6532273e
[20:08] <Doonz> http://pastebin.com/d35a64cef <- updated
[20:09] <jp_> hey can someone help me get adobe flash player working under 64bit 9.04
[20:09] <dende> wusaaaa
[20:10] <jp_> hey can someone help me get adobe flash player working under 64bit 9.04
[20:11] <Madcamper> i have my dual monitor working now, but i want me desktop monitor to be the main screen how do i do that?
[20:11] <iceroot> JohannesSM64: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[20:11] <iceroot> JohannesSM64: sorry wrong nick
[20:12] <rigodeni> does Ogg Vorbis have a playlist extension? Like with mp3's i see most playlist files are .m3u
[20:12] <frog_> what do i need to install to be able to use upgreek in latex?
[20:12] <baba__> hi guys, can i ask here for xubuntu problem? i cant watch flash video
[20:12] <rigodeni> does Ogg Vorbis have a playlist extension? Like with mp3's i see most playlist files are .m3u
[20:12]  * BlouBlou hates netsplits in big channels
[20:12] <rigodeni> baba__: what browser you using?
[20:12] <MarkGil> Hi, I have edited  /etc/aliases and I seem to recall there is some command I need to run to tell the system I changed it, I forget what it is thou.  Can someone remind me.
[20:13] <jdfoote1> joaopinto, thanks so much for your help
[20:13] <fccf> and we're back... thank you for waiting
[20:13] <jdfoote1> joaopinto, I finally figured out the stupid problem - I didn't have openoffice.org-gnome installed!
[20:13] <joaopinto> jdfoote1, ouch ;)
[20:14] <rigodeni> does Ogg Vorbis have a playlist extension? Like with mp3's i see most playlist files are .m3u
[20:14] <jdfoote1> joaopinto, LOL - at least I got it fixed.  Like with mp3's i see most playlist files are .m3u
[20:19] <perscitus> How do i burn .img to cd?
[20:20] <rigodeni> .img is for USB flash drives
[20:20] <rigodeni> to make them into boot disks
[20:20] <rigodeni> you need .ISO for CD burning
[20:21] <perscitus> and yet the question remains
[20:21] <bmh> Hi channel. I just got a new MacBook Pro and I'm installing Jaunty on it. I'd like to keep OSX around for kicks. This would normally be very straight forward, but I want to make sure my Ubuntu install lives on an encrypted partition.
[20:21] <rigodeni> perscitus: you cant
[20:22] <perscitus> and there is no iso
[20:22] <rigodeni> perscitus: for what?
[20:22] <perscitus> I need to put img on cd and not some stupid flash drive.
[20:23] <raven_> hi - what is the way in linux/ubuntu to cut a video using parallel recorded video-files from several cameras?
[20:23] <noren_> need help in resizing NTFS partition without using LIVE CD !!
[20:23] <rigodeni> perscitus: as i said, you cant do that. the img files were made for flash drives only. You need to download an iso image file for CD burning
[20:24] <rigodeni> raven_: you can try avidemux its in the repos
[20:25] <DaveMustaine> Guys
[20:25] <raven_> rigodeni is avidemux able to handle several parallel streams??
[20:25] <DaveMustaine> I'm installing Ubuntu
[20:25] <noren_> is there a way of resizing ntfs partition witout using live cd
[20:25] <perscitus> rigodeni.->  and you are wrong
[20:25] <DaveMustaine> Can you tell me if I can transfer packages from this vista pc to the other one?
[20:25] <bmh> To answer Johannes's question: No, I'm not really rich.
[20:26] <rigodeni> raven_: im not an expert on it, but i know many use it for all their video editing needs, best is to try it, its free ;)
[20:26] <enherit> the "time" command will show how long something takes to run. How can I get as sample of 10 runs?
[20:26] <noren_> DaveMustaine: what packages ??
[20:26] <raven_> rigodeni, yes but it only can edit one file.....
[20:26] <DaveMustaine> --> noren_ <-- Program packages, banshee for example..
[20:27] <DaveMustaine> --> noren_ <-- Or.. What else, dunno >_>
[20:27] <rigodeni> perscitus: i could be, ive tried doing it before and none of my burning programs could do it, good luck
[20:27] <perscitus> rigodeni.->  account the img source location, it can be burned to cd
[20:27] <IdleOne> DaveMustaine: you can put those packages on a usb stick then copy them over to the other computer and install but you would also need to download all the dependencies
[20:27] <noren_> DaveMustaine: yes u can share files b/w ubuntu and windows easily
[20:28] <DaveMustaine> Ig ijat,,
[20:28] <rigodeni> perscitus: what program are u using to do this?
[20:28] <DaveMustaine> Oh okay*
[20:28] <fabio_> ciao
[20:28] <DaveMustaine> I don't have internet on the pc i'm installing ubuntu
[20:28] <noren_> !resize
[20:28] <rigodeni> raven_: umm, i know people use it to merge files also
[20:29] <IdleOne> DaveMustaine: download the depends same way you did the other packages. packages.ubuntu.com is a good place to look
[20:29] <noren_> DaveMustaine: u can copy the latest packages to update after u have installed ubuntu
[20:30] <IdleOne> noren_: you can install gparted with sudo apt-get install gparted
[20:31] <noren_> IdleOne: i already got gparted but i cant resize the ntfs partitoin
[20:31] <DaveMustaine> Oh my God
[20:31] <IdleOne> ok then your question is not about how to resize without live cd. ask your real question
[20:31] <dougl> !format
[20:31] <perscitus> rigodeni.->  fyi, try using cdrecord next time you got a img
[20:31] <DaveMustaine> I was installing then the screen became black
[20:31] <DaveMustaine> :O
[20:32] <DaveMustaine> With a fade effect
[20:32] <DaveMustaine> Oh sorry, it was the screensaver
[20:32] <IdleOne> DaveMustaine: lol
[20:32] <DaveMustaine> Got scared xD
[20:32] <DaveMustaine> I was getting crazy with damnbuntu
[20:33] <noren_> IdleOne: i dont have a cdROM so i cant use a live cd.... i already got ubuntu, now i want to resize my ntfs partition how can i do that
[20:33] <IdleOne> noren_: with gparted
[20:33] <rigodeni> perscitus: hope it works out for ya
[20:34] <IdleOne> noren_: start gparted and you have to unmount the ntfs partition, then resize. make sure you save whatever data you don't want to lose. Never know what could go wrong.
[20:34] <perscitus> rigodeni.->  I forgot img is to big anyways
[20:34] <rigodeni> noren_: you need gparted
[20:34] <noren_> IdleOne: i already got gparted but the option to resize in ntfs is disabled do i need sometihng exted to activate it
[20:35] <rigodeni> your ubuntu partition is on the same drive as the ntfs partition?
[20:35] <noren_> rigodeni: yes it is on the same drive
[20:36] <rigodeni> hmm, it should do ntfs by default
[20:36] <CPasi> quit
[20:36] <bmoqimi> Anybody knows any possible LAN Game which can be played on ubuntu ?
[20:36] <IdleOne> rigodeni: I suspect it is greyed out because it is still mounted
[20:36] <noren_> bmoqimi: there are many games check the ubuntu.games wiki
[20:37] <noren_> IdleOne: well if thats the case will unmounting it simply help
[20:37] <bmoqimi> noren_: i know i have checked that , iam asking because maybe somebody tested some game and i can know the feedback
[20:38] <rigodeni> noren_: in this thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=96617 they say u need "ntfsprogs" installed
[20:38] <IdleOne> noren_: you can't resize a mounted partition. so yes unmount it
[20:38] <noren_> IdleOne: ntfsprogs
[20:38] <IdleOne> noren_: install it.
[20:38] <noren_> bmoqimi: i have played openttd / its a copy of transport tycoon delux
[20:38] <rigodeni> noren_: oh ya, i think it cannot be mounted also
[20:39] <noren_> IdleOne: lemme try
[20:39] <IdleOne> for me it just works. never installed ntfsprogs
[20:39] <sethm13> Anybody here know how to fix the issue with the flashplugin-nonfree and/or the adobe-flashplugin archives that can't be installed/removed?
[20:40] <aweisberg> Hi, all. I have a rather technical question about changes to the libc6-dbg package from 8.10 to 9.04. Is this the right place to ask it?
[20:40] <noren_> IdleOne: well unmounting did not help it only gives me option to Delete or to Format
[20:40] <IdleOne> noren_: more then what you had before right :)
[20:40] <rigodeni> IdleOne: ya maybe its an old thread, just read it there... newer version prolly has it built in now
[20:41] <rigodeni> noren_: check that thread
[20:41] <noren_> IdleOne: nah its the same just as before
[20:42] <noren_> cud u please give me the thread again i am using irssi to chat
[20:42] <rigodeni> noren_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=96617
[20:43] <trism> noren_: you can use /lastlog username to search for previous messages from users (so you could find the link again without scrolling or someone repeating it)
[20:44] <IdleOne> noren_: seems I did need to install ntfsprogs
[20:44] <rigodeni> noren_: maybe check this too http://gparted.sourceforge.net/larry/resize/resizing.htm
[20:44] <IdleOne> noren_: sudo apt-get install ntfsprogs and then restart gparted
[20:44] <IdleOne> you will have the options
[20:45] <IdleOne> noren_: backup any important data. before resizing, just in case
[20:45] <IdleOne> rigodeni: good googling btw :)
[20:46] <noren_> ok thnks lemme try and come back here
[20:46] <daivana> Hello, How to delete folder using terminal?
[20:46] <trism> daivana: rm -r folder_name_here
[20:46] <daivana> super thanks
[20:46] <genii> for folders with contents use the -f as well
[20:47] <_UsUrPeR_> Hey. I need some help with update pinning. I have a working /etc/apt/preferences, but it still tries to update the files :( here's my present preferences: http://pastebin.com/m317b8b5e
[20:47] <IdleOne> so -rf
[20:47] <grego> hi all
[20:47] <genii> IdleOne: Yes. I did not want however to write out the dreaded entire command since it can be misused
[20:48] <IdleOne> genii: yup
[20:48] <perscitus> oh wow. moblin is cool bye
[20:48] <rigodeni> IdleOne: google skillz ftw ;)
[20:48] <daivana> why cant I remove dirctory? It saus action not suported O.o
[20:48] <grego> how to auto in rw mode a usb key ? My box recognize the usb key but not possible to write on it with my user account. How to have this auto mount in write mode for the simple user ? thx for your help
[20:48] <trism> just -r with delete directory contents too, it will just prompt in a few cases
[20:48] <daivana> directory* it says*
[20:49] <IdleOne> rigodeni: I think I have a strong google foo, just get lazy sometimes :P
[20:49] <daivana> using rm -r /path wont delete the directory
[20:50] <daivana> it says operation not suported
[20:50] <fccf> _UsUrPeR_: Like I said before the netsplit ... you obvously havn't read to understanding the how-to on pinning ... do you want 2.4.2 or 2.4.15 ... currently you have it forcing 2.4.15 because you don't technically have a 2.4.2 entry in preferences .... there has to be an entry for both versions to tell apt which one you want over the other and set the priority accordingly
[20:50] <IdleOne> daivana: with sudo
[20:50] <daivana> oh ok thx
[20:50] <IdleOne> daivana: careful with that command
[20:50] <daivana> not wortking
[20:50] <daivana> stil it says not suported
[20:51] <fcarlos> lll
[20:51] <_UsUrPeR_> fccf: ahh. So I have to tell it that I do not want anything PAST 2.4.15. So I would label 2.4.15 (the present version) with 1000, and label the next version with 100
[20:52] <daivana> sudo rm -r /directory wont delete it, it says Operation not suported
[20:52] <fccf> _UsUrPeR_: yes, I think you have that right ... 2.4.2 is technically newer than 2.4.15 ... I assume you realize this
[20:52] <_UsUrPeR_> yeah :)
[20:52] <guntbert> daivana: where is that folder?
[20:52] <daivana> its a partition
[20:52] <daivana> its not the file system
[20:53] <guntbert> daivana: you cannot remove a partition with rm
[20:53] <daivana> no I dont want to remove a partition :)
[20:53] <daivana> I want to remove a fodler
[20:53] <daivana> folder*
[20:54] <h3rb3r7> hey im totally new to linux, im on CLI and want to know if its possible to toggle some sort of status messages, i.e. if i "rm" a file, that there is a message like "blah deleted successfully" ... its kind of weird that there is no response =)
[20:56] <ilowe> h3rb3r7: in general, when commands complete successfully, they produce no output
[20:56] <LjL> h3rb3r7: not really, it's normal for unix command to say absolutely nothing if they succeed, and only say something if they fail.
[20:56] <trism> h3rb3r7: you can add &> /dev/null to supress output from the command
[20:56] <IdleOne> trism: he wants output of completion
[20:56] <daivana> what was the sudo nautilus comand?
[20:56] <trism> h3rb3r7: oh sorry, misunderstood
[20:56] <h3rb3r7> thanks all you three =)
[20:56] <ilowe> h3rb3r7: if you *really* want a message, you could do something like "rm -r myfolder && echo 'folder deleted'"
[20:56] <IdleOne> daivana: gksudo nautilus
[20:57] <daivana> thanks\
[20:57] <aweisberg> If you do rm -v it will print a message for each file
[20:57] <rigodeni> h3rb3r7: ya in linux they decided to keep output at a minimum, it only  tells you something if an error occured, so no output = job done :)
[20:57] <ilowe> aweisberg: nice! I had no idea that flag existed :)
[20:57] <daivana> strange, I cant delete files with gksudo nautilus and with rm - r /directory
[20:58] <gain_> I can't see any video file... -.-"
[20:58] <fccf> daivana: what are you trying to delete?
[20:58] <h3rb3r7> i get it ... feels kind of weird for a windows kid =)
[20:58] <daivana> just some folders
[20:58] <h3rb3r7> thanks
[20:58] <daivana> I am trying to clean a hard disk
[20:58] <fccf> daivana: where are they located?
[20:58] <daivana> in /media/Wins
[20:58] <daivana> :)
[20:59] <rigodeni> i actually prefer no output unless it didnt work right, keeps things cleaner
[20:59] <aweisberg> Does anyone know why libc6-dbg now puts all its files in /usr/lib/debug/lib (and elsewhere) and no longer worths with LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/debug ?
[21:00] <h3rb3r7> and it actually makes sense, but in windows when there is no response, it's like ... is it stuck?  is it in progress .. what happened =)
[21:01] <daivana> I cant delete folders User, ProgramData and Documents and Settings
[21:01] <h3rb3r7> how to find out my user permissions?
[21:02] <IdleOne> daivana: maybe you need to install ntfsprogs
[21:02] <IdleOne> heh
[21:02] <trism> h3rb3r7: ls -l will list permissions in the first column, user-group-world
[21:02] <rigodeni> more complex commands will do output while it works
[21:03] <h3rb3r7> ah ok
[21:03] <daivana> strange thing, I renamed the folder and tyed to delete it, I couldnt so I renamde it back and sudenly it disapiered :D
[21:04] <MarkGil> Hi, I have edited  /etc/aliases and I seem to recall there is some command I need to run to tell the system I changed it, I forget what it is thou.  Can someone remind me.
[21:05] <daivana> IdelOne how to get them?
[21:05] <daivana> IdleOne*
[21:05] <mrwes> MarkGil, source .bashrc
[21:05] <IdleOne> daivana: sudo apt-get install ntfsprogs
[21:05] <daivana> thx
[21:05] <IdleOne> daivana: don't know if it will help you but wont hurt to have it installed
[21:06] <daivana> will try
[21:07] <daivana> didnt help :/
[21:07] <Hadi> hey , i try to remove folder in the root but it doesn't help i try "rdir" and it writes premssion denied
[21:07] <daivana> how to use the ntfsprogs?? IdleOne
[21:07] <kraito> what is the square root of pie
[21:08] <Hadi> hey , i try to remove folder in the root but it doesn't help i try "rdir" and it writes premssion denied
[21:08] <Hadi> sudo rmdir :)
[21:08] <Hadi> but i get rmdir: failed to remove `m7shevti': Directory not empty
[21:09] <ubuntu_giant> Has anybody been using Blender since the last Ubuntu update?  If so, has anyone gotten the weird graphics problem?
[21:09] <Hadi> what to do
[21:09] <hypn0> Hadi, man rbdir ?
[21:09] <IdleOne> daivana: just try to delete that folder now and see what it says. should work
[21:09] <daivana> tryed
[21:09] <rigodeni> daivana: use gparted
[21:09] <daivana> wont work
[21:09] <daivana> hmm
[21:09] <daivana> ok
[21:09] <FloodBot2> daivana: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:09] <IdleOne> daivana: got me
[21:09] <trism> Hadi: rmdir will only remove empty directories, use rm -r
[21:10] <IdleOne> rigodeni: gparted to delete a folder?
[21:10] <rigodeni> IdleOne: by bad lol
[21:10] <daivana> gparted I think wont work D
[21:10] <trism> Hadi: and or rm -rf to omit prompting and missing file errors
[21:10] <rigodeni> daivana: ya nm didnt see u were deleting a folder lol
[21:11] <daivana> strange, why cant I delete those files
[21:11] <daivana> why does is the operation not suported
[21:11] <trism> daivana: is the partition mounted read-only?
[21:11] <daivana> hmm I could delete other folders but not the last 3
[21:12] <guntbert> daivana: folders under /media are usually mounted from some extern device
[21:12] <daivana> its my old hard drive from notebook
[21:12] <rigodeni> daivana: is it giving you permission denied?
[21:12] <daivana> no
[21:12] <daivana> I deleted there before those 3 fodlers
[21:12] <guntbert> !who | daivana
[21:13] <dementor> then if give rm -rf most delet them
[21:13] <daivana> hmm
[21:13] <daivana> nop wont work ether dementor
[21:14] <dementor> only if are not yours and you are not root  you cant delet
[21:14] <Hadi> trism ; i still get write premssion denied
[21:15] <guntbert> Hadi: what are you trying to delete?
[21:15] <Hadi> guntbert ; a folder on / that i created
[21:15] <Hadi> guntbert : well some files got deleted
[21:16] <guntbert> Hadi: what gives ls -ld /thatFolder ?
[21:16] <daivana> how to write folder name in terminal if it has spaces?
[21:16] <dementor> :)
[21:16] <Hadi> drwxr-xr-x 5 root root 4096 Oct 2 17:36 m7shevti
[21:17] <guntbert> daivana: use the <tab> feature
[21:17] <guntbert> !tab
[21:17] <DigitalKiwi> daivana: escape them with \
[21:17] <Hadi> guntbert drwxr-xr-x 5 root root 4096 Oct 2 17:36 m7shevti
[21:17] <Devourer_> Where are 3rd party python packages installed to by default?
[21:17] <daivana> I dont understand guntberg
[21:17] <daivana> guntbert*
[21:18] <IdleOne> daivana: Program Files would be Program\ Files
[21:18] <daivana> oh ok thanks
[21:18] <guntbert> Hadi: make sure, that there is nothing in that folder that you want
[21:18] <starcube> Anybody here have a dazzle?
[21:18] <IdleOne> the \ escapes the space
[21:18] <trism> Devourer_: /usr/lib/python-VERSION/site-packages
[21:18] <Hadi> guntbert and then
[21:18] <trism> Devourer_: replacing VERSION with the python version, such as 2.6
[21:18] <rigodeni> daivana: did you try running Nautilus as root? "gksu nautilus"
[21:18] <guntbert> daivana: my trick would be: Program<tab>
[21:18] <Devourer_> trism: If that directory doesn't exist, would it work if I created it?
[21:19] <dabukalam> is there a way to do a repair install of ubuntu, replacing all system files, and fixing the dozens of errors, without affecting files and installed apps
[21:19] <daivana> rigodeni yes I tryed
[21:19] <DefunctProcess> how does one set each user's face image for the face browser?
[21:19] <rigodeni> daivana: for names with spaces you can enclose them in quotes ""
[21:19] <daivana> thank you all for the ways to write seperate names :)
[21:19] <rigodeni> daivana: if i recall right.. been a whole heh
[21:20] <Hadi> gunbert : and then ?
[21:20] <rigodeni> while*
[21:20] <MichRT> Hello. New to Karmic. used to use Mint 7
[21:20] <daivana> oh the folder which I deleted somehow it reapired back O.o
[21:20] <guntbert> Hadi: you need root rights to delete that folder, so type sudo  rm -r /m7shevti (use tab expansion to complete the command, make sure you have NO blank between / and m7... !!!!
[21:20] <guntbert> !karmic | MichRT
[21:20] <trism> Devourer_: just the site-packages directory doesn't exist? should probably be created automatically when you install something
[21:21] <fcdz> hi there
[21:21] <MichRT> Karmic rox. The only problem I have is the new GRUB Beta 3
[21:21] <MichRT> Switched to legacy
[21:21] <evilaim> Ummm
[21:21] <guntbert> MichRT: please use #ubuntu+1 for karmic support
[21:21] <evilaim> Ya, I'm having the same issues
[21:21] <evilaim> er
[21:22] <Devourer_> trism: I guess I haven't installed anything. But I just tested it and it does work. Thanks. :)
[21:22] <kraito> I am about to switch to UBUNTU from Vista and I am using a hp pavilion with integrated webcam with Ubuntu have the drivers to run the webcam
[21:22] <silbermm> !eol
[21:22] <silbermm> !eol | silbermm
[21:22] <guntbert> !askthebot | silbermm
[21:24] <Malcolm_> hi
[21:24] <Devourer_> Malcolm_: Hi.
[21:24] <Malcolm_> Hi ubuntu people
[21:24] <DefunctProcess> how does one set each user's face image for the face browser?
[21:25] <ADmiral> Hi, for quite some time now I've been trying to get audio capture of microphone + speaker output mixed together, or equivalent functionality. I've tried ALSA, but my hardware / hda_intel driver doesn't support it. I've tried JACK, but no applications support it. I've tried the snd_aloop module but documentation is sparse and outdated and I'm clueless with kernel modules and soundcards. I've noticed PulseAudio has monitors for all outp
[21:25] <fccf> kraito: I would reccommend you search for your laptop model on http://www.ubuntuforums.org to see if anybody has had any trouble getting it to work ... also try searching with "yourlaptopmodel +webcam"
[21:25] <Malcolm_> any one know a good place for cinlerra tutorials
[21:25] <Malcolm_> cinelerra
[21:26] <rigodeni> Malcolm_: google :)
[21:26] <Devourer_> Malcolm_: Youtube. :)
[21:26] <kraito> fccf, thank you
[21:27] <ubuntu_> Hi, I have an installation of ubuntu 9.04 on an external hard disk that has been working fine.  However now when I try to boot, the system fails before I get to the user screen, but after I see the ubuntu logo.  I am now running ubuntu from the live cd, I have my external drive plugged into my laptop and I can explore all the files on it?  Can someone please help suggest how to make my HDD boot again? Thanks
[21:27] <viclogic> hey
[21:28] <tiako> Is there a way to get Citibank credit card to work with firefox/linux :|
[21:29] <masaru> hello
[21:29] <tiako> hi
[21:29] <masaru> my alsa breaks all of a sudden
[21:29] <masaru> and then works again
[21:29] <Devourer_> tiako: There are plugins from FireFox to change the useragent.
[21:29] <masaru> and now its dead again
[21:29] <masaru> i dont get it
[21:29] <Devourer_> tiako: You can change it so websites think you are on a Windows OS.
[21:29] <Devourer_> tiako: for FireFox*
[21:30] <tiako> How hard is that to do?
[21:30] <olinuxx> hi here :)
[21:31] <masaru> how do you fix a random failing alsa?
[21:31] <shoss> Hello, I have a problem of limited/slow wifi download speed on ubuntu karmic (intel wireless pro wifi card) does anyone know how to solve this?
[21:31] <Eloff> Hi all, I need to run /etc/init.d/postgresql-8.3 start, as user postgres, at system startup. How should I do that?
[21:31] <fccf> !karmic | shoss
[21:31] <Devourer_> tiako: Not very. After the plug-in is installed there'll be a thing in the menu that allows you to select which useragent. If you google it you'll find information on it.
[21:31] <Devourer_> shoss: I think you want #ubuntu+1 for Karmic support.
[21:32] <olinuxx> I want to take a screenshot but i loose the commande to make it with a little time to wait before. Do you have it ? it's somthing like "wait 3 import capture.png"
[21:32] <Delano> Devastatorius, does Jono Bacon chat here?
[21:32] <fccf> Eloff: if it is there, postgre will start at boot automatically
[21:32] <durt> Eloff, exactly what you typed, of course with a sudo in front.
[21:32] <Eloff> fccf: It doesn't
[21:32] <tiako> Ah thanks Devourer
[21:32] <fccf> Delano: not very often ... but he is usually on network
[21:32] <Devourer_> tiako: No problem.
[21:33] <masaru> how do you fix a random failing alsa?
[21:33] <guntbert> olinuxx: in the GUI? go to applications/accesories/take screenshot, there you can set a delay too
[21:33] <trism> Eloff: if you got to System/Administration/Services you can enable or disable postgresql at startup
[21:33] <Eloff> durt: I can start it manually just fine: su postgres; /etc/init.d/postgresql-8.3 start, but how can I get it to start automatically?
[21:33] <Eloff> trism: a gui way to do that, this I have to see, brb
[21:34] <olinuxx> guntbert: no, i need to take it by terminal because i want to have some menu rolling
[21:34] <olinuxx> and it's not possible with GUI method
[21:34] <Eloff> son of a
[21:34] <Eloff> postgres is on there but unchecked, I bet that'll fix it
[21:35] <fccf> Eloff: yep
[21:35] <guntbert> olinuxx: gnome-screenshot -d 3 (3 seconds), read man gnome-screenshot for further details please
[21:35] <Bob_Dole> Anyone know the size of the Repositories, minus source files,  for 8.04, and 9.04? I'm looking to back them up, but only have a 160GB drive.
[21:36] <olinuxx> guntbert: yeah ! thanks for this !
[21:36] <olinuxx> :D
[21:36] <guntbert> olinuxx: you are welcome :-)
[21:37] <durt> Eloff, if you need to do it on the command line I believe it's 'sudo update-rc.d <servicename> start'
[21:37] <ashto> Hi, I have an installation of ubuntu 9.04 on an external hard disk that has been working fine.  However now when I try to boot, the system fails before I get to the user screen, but after I see the ubuntu logo.  I am now running ubuntu from the live cd, I have my external drive plugged into my laptop and I can explore all the files on it?  Can someone please help suggest how to make my HDD boot again? Thanks
[21:37] <masaru> how do you fix a random failing alsa?
[21:37] <fccf> Bob_Dole: see here ... this is for an older version but, roughly 30+ gigs http://popey.com/blog/2006/10/24/Creating_an_Ubuntu_repository_mirror_with_apt-mirror/
[21:37] <masaru> how do you fix a random failing alsa?
[21:38] <merlin_> I have a question about booting a version of ubuntu installed on a slave hard disk with xp on the master.
[21:38] <guntbert> !repeat | masaru
[21:38] <Eloff> durt: thanks
[21:38] <fccf> merlin: your bios will allow you to select which disk to boot from
[21:38] <Bob_Dole> fccf, I filled a 80GB drive recently. so 30 Gigs sounds a little small.
[21:38] <olinuxx> bye
[21:39] <olinuxx> and thanks again :)
[21:39] <erUSUL> !ask | merlin_
[21:39] <b0fh_ua> Hi there! I installed ubuntu 9.04 on Asus K40IJ, but for some reason there's no sound
[21:39] <b0fh_ua> can somebody please advice how can I detect the cause of the problem and fix it?
[21:39] <b0fh_ua> I am new to ubuntu
[21:39] <durt> !sound | b0fh_ua
[21:39] <Eloff> trism, durt: figures: there's a reason postgres is unchecked, maybe it's not being started as user postgres, because it did not start up. Is there a log I can check for an error message?
[21:40] <merlin_> Well, that's probably the main problem.  The disk is 160 gb, but the bios supports on 80 gb.  Grub quits with error 18 and the machine locks (stops).
[21:40] <neur0tic> bye
[21:41] <durt> Eloff, /var/log/daemon.log or any of the one that get written to by syslog
[21:41] <fccf> Bob_Dole: this doc is saying 15G per release per architecutre .. I imagine adding universe and multiverse will add to that as well http://www.packtpub.com/article/create-local-ubuntu-repository-using-apt-mirror-apt-cacher
[21:42] <merlin_> Can I boot the hard disk installation from the live cdrom?
[21:42] <usser_> merlin_, not quite. there's chroot however
[21:42] <Eloff> odd, nano opens it, tail complains it doesn't exist
[21:42] <fccf> Bob_Dole:  and I quote "Below I have included a complete configuration which will mirror Ubuntu 8.04 LTS for both 32 and 64 bit installations. It will require nearly 30G of storage space,"
[21:43] <merlin_> I don't know about chroot.
[21:43] <tiako> I installed the script for firefox and it still does not work :(
[21:43] <guntbert> !who | tiako
[21:43] <masaru> i dont need to know how to enable it
[21:43] <usser_> merlin_, what are you trying to accomplish?
[21:43] <masaru> because it WAS working 5 minutes ago
[21:44] <jasonlife> I'm testing Ubuntu 9.10 and it has gdm 2.28.  How can I specify my customer X server to start from gdm.  I can't find such an option to specify X server.. (different path)
[21:44] <fccf> !karmic | jasonlife
[21:44] <tiako> Oh sorry. I was speaking to Devourer
[21:44] <tiako> I installed this https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/59 to get citibank to work but still locks up on me
[21:44] <merlin_> usser, i'm trying to boot the installation on my slave hard disk without using grub.  grub does not work due to bios issues.
[21:45] <brand0con> my ubuntu server wont boot and getting a drdy err on my drive.  I'm being sent to initramfs.  I think i need to run a fsck but don't know how at this point
[21:46] <usser_> merlin_, press f12 or whatever for the bios boot menu, and just pick hdd you want to boot from
[21:46] <odin> anyone here with experience in alsa - pulse ?
[21:47] <merlin_> usser, i tried that but the problem is the bios does not properly recognize the hard disk.
[21:47] <durt> !anyone | odin
[21:48] <fccf> tiako: installing it is the first step ... 1. restart firefox 2 change the useragent to Internet Explorer
[21:48] <usser_> merlin_, what do you mean by doesnt properly recognize it? it doesnt see it or something?
[21:48] <odin> the message "waiting for sound system to respond" appears when I try to use gnome-volume-control
[21:48] <brand0con> my ata3 disk is reporting status: DRDY and I can't boot past initramfs.  would i be able to run a fsck on te drive from a boot disk or is there a better route
[21:49] <merlin_> usser, the bios does not recognize hard drives larger than 80 gb.  the drive with ubuntu installed is 160 gb.
[21:49] <fccf> brand0con: you can run fsck from the live disk ... that would be the easy way
[21:49] <usser_> merlin_, does your bios see the disk at all?
[21:49] <brand0con> kfccf: thx
[21:49] <b0fh_ua> durt: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1262499
[21:49] <b0fh_ua> looks like there's no support for this notebook :(
[21:50] <merlin_> usser, yes, i think so, but it sees no more than 80 gb.
[21:50] <Eloff> durt: hmm I can't see how registering with update-rc will start postgres as user postgres, it just seems to want to start (and fails) using my user
[21:50] <usser_> merlin_, and when you pick it from bios boot menu what happens?
[21:51] <warlock> wazaaap?
[21:51] <fccf> !hi | warlock
[21:51] <warlock> thanks bots
[21:51] <merlin_> usser, i don't think i can pick it as the boot disk.  there is a 60 gb disk with windows xp that is the primary bootable disk.
[21:51] <warlock> so...
[21:52] <warlock> quien habla español?
[21:52] <fccf> !es | warlock
[21:52] <erUSUL> !es | warlock
[21:52] <odin> yo
[21:52] <genii> ooo tie
[21:52] <warlock> saludos odin
[21:52] <erUSUL> XD
[21:53] <warlock> cual es tu nivel? need help
[21:53] <odin> I guess that the etiquette tell us to speak in English
[21:53] <warlock> ¬¬ ok
[21:53] <usser_> merlin_, you gotta dig in your bios settings, make sure the disk is detected at all, usually if bios only supports 80g it will still show the hdd as connected
[21:53] <erUSUL> warlock: join #ubuntu-es if you want support in spanish
[21:53] <usser_> merlin_, with only 80g addressable
[21:53] <warlock> why when i update my distro ...my desktop doesn't charge?
[21:54] <odin> does anyone know how to fix the quick buttons in a hp pavilion laptop to work with ubuntu?
[21:54] <fccf> odin: warlock: this is the english channel, and we like to keep it that way .. that's why we have channels in many languages
[21:54] <erUSUL> !keys | odin
[21:54] <kilo> anyone know if when the 9.10 upgrade comes through, will we lose all our settings and programs?
[21:54] <odin> fccf: thank you I know
[21:54] <warlock> yeah yeah language racist
[21:54] <warlock> xD
[21:54] <erUSUL> kilo: no; a dist upgrade respects all settings
[21:55] <guntbert> warlock: keep polite please
[21:55] <kilo> sweetness
[21:55] <kilo> ty
[21:55] <usser_> odin, lineak could be one of the solutions, but thats old and i dont know how uses it anymore, xbindkeys with xev to determine which key corresponds to which keycode works for me
[21:55] <khalfan> hello
[21:55] <warlock> just kidding man ...$&@!
[21:55] <odin> ubottu: Thank you I will take a look :-)
[21:55] <kilo> Anyone know: if I'm running Wine and I want to uninstall something, do I just delete it?
[21:55] <khalfan> how's active here
[21:56] <SeekerNL> how can I connect a slimline dvd player out of notebook to a desktop?