[02:52] <Andeh> mneptok: I was going to get a new hard disk for my music, but I'll need it to work from windows as well. So to get my music on linux in Amarok i should basically drag and drop the entire folder into it?
[02:52] <Nozy> hi all
[02:52] <xthegoat121x> gmcastil, ok
[02:52] <ere4si> RequinB5, try -   locate econ*
[02:52] <Paddy_EIRE> gmcastil, what details from the remote ubuntu machine do I need in order to connect to it?
[02:53] <deadlylife> halp
[02:53] <deadlylife> $ sudo mount /dev/sda1mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda1,
[02:53] <deadlylife>        missing codepage or helper program, or other error
[02:53] <deadlylife>        In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
[02:53] <deadlylife>        dmesg | tail  or so
[02:53] <FloodBot1> deadlylife: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:53] <RequinB5> ere4si: definitly an improvment, where do i put the directory to search?
[02:53] <RequinB5> !paste | deadlylife
[02:53] <ubotu> deadlylife: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[02:53] <ere4si> bulmer: it's just an optimised firefox - been using it for a year with no dramas
[02:53] <gmcastil> cd /
[02:53] <gmcastil> ...
[02:53] <ere4si> RequinB5, I did it from /home dir and got all dir searched
[02:53] <iKap> where is gnome config filed located??
[02:54] <RequinB5> ere4si: Yes, i want to only search one directory tree
[02:54] <ere4si> RequinB5, try for eample -  locate /home/you/econ*
[02:54] <gmcastil> xthegoat121x: here, try this:
[02:54] <ere4si> *example
[02:54] <deadlylife> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/54412/
[02:54] <deadlylife> help me please
[02:55] <gmcastil> xthegoat121x: cat /boot/config-2.6.22-14-generic | grep -i smp
[02:55] <gmcastil> deadlylife: 'help me please' ?
[02:55] <RequinB5> ere4si: nothing =
[02:55] <gmcastil> deadlylife: http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
[02:55] <xthegoat121x> gmcastil, shoudl I paste that?
[02:56] <Dr_willis> deadlylife,  you may be using the wrong mount syntax. what is the EXACT command you are using.. and you have an entry for sda1 in your fstab allready? If not you need to  make one. or use more mount options
[02:56] <gmcastil> xthegoat121x: yeah, it should only be a couple lines
[02:56] <Dr_willis> Bye akk
[02:56] <gmcastil> just stick it into the channel
[02:56] <gmcastil> akk
[02:56] <ere4si> RequinB5,  is it a new file? - try   -   sudo updatedb && locate /home/you/econ*
[02:56] <RequinB5> 'locate /home/me/mydir/econ*'nor 'locate ./econ*' nor 'locate .econ*'
[02:56] <RequinB5> no, its an old file
[02:57] <xthegoat121x> # CONFIG_X86_BIGSMP is not set
[02:57] <xthegoat121x> CONFIG_X86_FIND_SMP_CONFIG=y
[02:57] <xthegoat121x> CONFIG_SMP=y
[02:57] <xthegoat121x> CONFIG_SUSPEND_SMP=y
[02:57] <xthegoat121x> CONFIG_X86_SMP=y
[02:57] <RequinB5> its my sintax i think
[02:57] <FloodBot1> xthegoat121x: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:57] <Industrial> How do I disable the pc speaker module? I'm used to blacklisting it in the /etc/rc.conf in archlinux but don't know where exactly to look on ubuntu
[02:57] <RequinB5> !paste
[02:57] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[02:57] <gmcastil> xthegoat121x: your kernel was compiled with SMP support
[02:58] <xthegoat121x> gmcastil, yeah, I was gathering that.
[02:58] <sybarite1> does anyone know what things i could compare, between two servers, in terms of character coding /localization?  I SSH to both of them via putty, on the old one things look great, putty is set for ISO8859-1.  How can i find out how to set up the new server just like the old??
[02:58] <xthegoat121x> gmcastil, that makes me feel better, though I don't think I'm squeezing as much performance out of this beast as I should.
[02:58] <gmcastil> xthegoat121x: it looks like ubuntu builds its kernels with smp support standard - some distros (namely redhat) still keep them esparate (one smp and one not)
[02:58] <iKap> where is gnome config filed located??
[02:58] <gmcastil> xthegoat121x: for what reason?
[02:58] <deadlylife> Sorry, I am trying to mount a partition of my laptop's HDD by using $ sudo mount /dev/sda1
[02:59] <ere4si> RequinB5, your syntax looks ok - update the db
[02:59] <deadlylife> Here is the error: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/54412/
[02:59] <gmcastil> deadlylife: you need a mount point
[02:59] <gmcastil> thanks for pastebin
[02:59] <xthegoat121x> gmcastil, it seems that I'm only pulling off half as much as I could on my laptop when I had an equivalent amount of RAM
[02:59] <deadlylife> gmcastil, I have one
[02:59] <gmcastil> deadlylife: no, your command is wrong
[02:59] <pawan> hi
[02:59] <iKap> gmcastil, where can i find the gnome config file?
[02:59] <ere4si> deadlylife, you need to give somewhere for it to be mounted to
[03:00] <pawan> any software to burn mp3 to dvd so as to play in car audio
[03:00] <gmcastil> xthegoat121x: hardware, ram, other deices make things differnet
[03:00] <RequinB5> ere4si : sudo updatedb works but then locate /home/me/econ* doesn't give anything
[03:00] <deadlylife> ere4si, In fstab?
[03:00] <john__> Can anyone help me figure out how to build GCC 3.0.4 from source?
[03:00] <ere4si> deadlylife, like -  sudo mount -v /dev/sda1 /media (your file name for it)
[03:00] <xthegoat121x> gmcastil, yeah, exactly.  Which brings me to my next point, how difficult is the change to the new drivers from AMD for ATI devices?
[03:00] <gmcastil> john__: www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs
[03:01] <deadlylife> ere4si,  what is the -v for?
[03:01] <gmcastil> xthegoat121x: for what device?
[03:01] <ere4si> deadlylife, verbose - so you know what it did
[03:01] <xthegoat121x> gmcastil, ATI Radeon X1300
[03:01] <Paddy_EIRE> how do i find out my IP address
[03:01] <deadlylife> ere4si, output?
[03:01] <shinda_> was hoping someon can help me in converting ac3 audio to aac, any utiltiies that could do it would awsome
[03:02] <ere4si> deadlylife,  that should have been /media/(your file) - make the dir first
[03:02] <ere4si> deadlylife, it will say it mounted it or not
[03:02] <deadlylife> ere4si, I have the dir, I have the entry in fstab, should it not mount it to the directory I set in fstab when I mount the dev?
[03:03] <xander> hello,. im looking for some help regarding my nvidia drivers and making sure i have the correct ones ,,,,
[03:03] <ere4si> deadlylife, if the fstab entry is right it should mount on boot
[03:03] <deadlylife> OH!
[03:03] <Industrial> How do I disable the pc speaker module? I'm used to blacklisting it in the /etc/rc.conf in archlinux but don't know where exactly to look on ubuntu
[03:03] <deadlylife> It's a fat32, not ext3! I thought I formatted it to ext3, sorry for your time and thanks for you help ere4si.
[03:04] <ere4si> k deadlylife :)
[03:04] <pawan> any good audio burning software
[03:04] <PriceChild> Industrial, /etc/modules, blacklist the module there
[03:04] <PriceChild> Industrial, whoops not that one
[03:04] <xander> i can't seem to pull the same performance on video as i could on windows:( for example my refresh rate is only 50 and i have a horizontal flicker when i run videos
[03:05] <xander> if i could get over this hurdle , i would have one less reason to never go back haha
[03:05] <mr_roboto> hi, i need some help to recover my gnome-terminal (doesn't start)
[03:07] <gmcastil> xander: have you loaded the video drivers yet?
[03:07] <xander> yes ...
[03:07] <pawan> hi
[03:07] <xander> but im not exactly sure if they are the ones i should be using
[03:07] <pawan> nero for ubuntu
[03:07] <Mr-LonelY> hi..i already install flash but firefox cannot play it..how to fix it?
[03:07] <xander> i used envy to set that up ...
[03:07] <ere4si> RequinB5, are you sure that's where the file is - just tried it several times
[03:08] <Industrial> PriceChild: any idea? I couldn't find it :P
[03:08] <gmcastil> xander: perhaps your xorg settings aren't correct?
[03:08] <xander> lonley , if you run 64 bit linux , install 32 bit firefox
[03:08] <xander> hmm xorg .. ok i try to find that
[03:08] <Mr-LonelY> run 32bit..
[03:08] <xander> hmm i dont' know then sorry hah i tried
[03:09] <Mr-LonelY> at 1st time it view file from youtube..and then cannot..
[03:09] <gmcastil> Mr-LonelY: i would suggest searching the 64-bit ubuntu forums - that issue has been well documented
[03:09] <Mr-LonelY> gmcastil: turn my 32bit machine into 64bits?
[03:10] <gmcastil> Mr-LonelY: no...getting flash to work on firefox
[03:10] <gmcastil> Mr-LonelY: there isn't a 64-bit linux flash binary yet
[03:10] <xander> hes runnin 32 it hink
[03:10] <the_darkside_986> hi everyone. does anyone know of a guide for using mdbtools-g... to export mdb files to openoffice database?
[03:10] <Mr-LonelY> but i'm alreay runnning in 32bit
[03:11] <gmcastil> Mr-LonelY: oh..well, then, it's even easier - go read the forums, using flash on firefox is explained pretty well in there
[03:11] <PriceChild> Industrial, nope sorry... can't believe i can't remember
[03:11] <Mr-LonelY> ok..thanks gmcastil and everyone
[03:12] <yaman> hello every one i can't get my modem work on my ubuntu and knoppix and i have dell inspiron 6400 my modem card is (conexant hda d110 mdc v92 modem) this under windows name any easy way to get the driver for this modem ?
[03:12] <Industrial> key np
[03:12] <Gnine> open synaptic and search for flash-nonfree, Mr-LonelY , install if necessary
[03:12] <Mr-LonelY> connection to asia got problem when undersea cable damage again..so slow when doing updating
[03:12] <the_darkside_986> is it possible to run sql statements like CREATE and UPDATE inside of OpenOffice Base? i'd really like to do that.
[03:13] <gmcastil> lspci | grep 4965
[03:13] <the_darkside_986> i'm using the version of OO that came with Ubuntu
[03:13] <Mr-LonelY> Gnine: no result at synaptic
[03:13] <the_darkside_986> I just got a new LCD screen today so that Ubuntu would work without xorg.conf hacking. it looks so beautiful.
[03:13] <Industrial> I have another question; when I in Appearance Preferences > Visual Effects select Extra I get an error; The Composite extension is not available. I know that it installed compiz and I have restarted since. I am also running a 3d enabled driver (ATI)
[03:14] <gmcastil> Industrial: http://www.google.com/search?q=%22composite+extension+not+available%22&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-GB:official&client=firefox-a
[03:14] <pingui> hi people
[03:14] <gmcastil> Industrial: i'd suggest the first one :)
[03:14] <Industrial> .. ofcourse :p
[03:14] <gmcastil> :) google is your friend
[03:15] <Industrial> yeah its my irc reflex
[03:15] <Gnine> package name 'flashplugin-nonfree' , Mr-LonelY
[03:15] <jason_> gmcastil do i neeed to edit the xorg.config.txt file?
[03:15] <gmcastil> jason_: uh....?
[03:15] <jason_> to change the graphics card up to 128 mmb
[03:16] <xander> ok
[03:16] <jason_> you know?
[03:16] <xander> here is what i found in the xorg.conf
[03:16] <gmcastil> jason_: if you installed a new graphics card, you'll need to install new drivers and probably hack on xorg.conf some
[03:16] <xander> Section "Device"
[03:16] <xander> 	Identifier	"Generic Video Card"
[03:16] <xander> 	Driver		"nvidia"
[03:16] <xander> 	Busid		"PCI:5:0:0"
[03:16] <xander> 	Option		"AddARGBVisuals"	"True"
[03:16] <xander> 	Option		"NoLogo"	"True"
[03:16] <Thurin1> xander: You should ask someone about the pastebin ;)
[03:16] <jason_> this is a laptop and its not a new graphics card
[03:16] <jason_> the same one from when i bought it
[03:16] <gmcastil> i don't care about pastebin :)
[03:16] <xander> huh?
[03:16] <jason_> linuc dident detect it
[03:17] <gmcastil> xander: pastebin is an extern place to paste large text buffers
[03:17] <Thurin1> jason_: Is it ATI?
[03:17] <Gnine> !pastebin
[03:17] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:17] <gmcastil> xander: some people in here get all bent about it
[03:17] <xander> oh i didn't think that was large
[03:17] <jason_> thruin its a intel
[03:17] <Thurin1> ATI is a pain in Linux, especially ATI's with tv-outs.
[03:17] <xander> well they should find better things to do then lol
[03:17] <gmcastil> xander: it wasn't...people just start spamming that pastebin warning
[03:17] <Thurin1> jason_: Ah, I see - and what is the problem now?
[03:17] <xander> i just want help determining what the proper driver is and how to get it on hah
[03:17] <Gnine> !enter | xander
[03:17] <ubotu> xander: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[03:17] <gmcastil> xander: so, you get 4 lines of pasted text, and then 5 people try to act cool by spamming that thing
[03:17] <Thurin1> It does not detect the right card, or there are problems with the screen etc?
[03:17] <jason_> its not running fully
[03:17] <Thurin1> jason_: Fully as in hardware accel?
[03:17] <pingui> hi
[03:18] <jason_> yeah
[03:18] <ComputerHermit> hi all
[03:18] <gmcastil> jason_: i'm not really sure at all what your problem is - please restate it
[03:18] <pingui> how can i chage my opera  lenguage
[03:18] <jason_> ok
[03:18] <jason_> 1 sec
[03:18] <Mr-LonelY> Gnine: still cannot view file from youtube
[03:18] <Mr-LonelY> i hate this
[03:18] <xander> ok , i think i have the wrong driver installed
[03:18] <Thurin1> Intel's are slow.. slow in Linux and to get hardware accel you have to specify the proper driver in 'device'
[03:18] <Shuggle> I came in earlier asking about a good usenet binary grabber. alt.bin is a freeware client for windows, and it runs flawlessly (so far) under wine
[03:18] <Gnine> any extra plugins installed in your firefox, Mr-LonelY
[03:19] <xander> video performance is poor
[03:19] <Mr-LonelY> Thurin1: i agreed with..My machine faster when using AMD
[03:19] <Mr-LonelY> Gnine: nop
[03:19] <pingui> how can i chage the  lenguage of my opera
[03:19] <jason_> i have a intel Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller and i dont think ubuntu deteced it when i installed the os ot my hd
[03:19] <Thurin1> Mr-LonelY: Yah, in general the best video card for Linux is probably Nvidia.
[03:19] <gmcastil> Shuggle: http://www.techtalkz.com/ubuntu-linux/64016-dedicated-usenet-binary-grabber.html
[03:19] <gmcastil> Thurin1: agreed
[03:19] <jason_> the screensavers are not running fully speed
[03:20] <Thurin1> jason_: Probably not but you should look at what is under your 'device' - in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:20] <esteth> Hey all, how do i disassociate .sh files from everything? At the moment the want to run in wine, so i can't do ./build.sh, for example
[03:20] <xander> im lookin at that file
[03:20] <jason_> ok
[03:20] <Mr-LonelY> Gnine: i got headache to solve this flash player issue
[03:20] <xander> but its not really tellin me much hah
[03:20] <Thurin1> If the device says 'vga' or something similar it was not, but if it says 'intel' either your client is slow or something is messed with Mesa.
[03:20] <Thurin1> jason_: Open a console window/Terminal and type 'glxinfo' check at the top for 'direct rendering'
[03:20] <jason_> ok 1 sec
[03:21] <Thurin1> ok
[03:21] <pingui> hi
[03:21] <Thurin1> pingui: hey
[03:21] <gmcastil> glxinfo | grep -i direct
[03:21] <KaiForce> ok Ubuntu-ites, can someone point me to a page that explains how to configure Gutsy to work with both the internal and external monitor on a laptop?
[03:21] <ere4si> Mr-LonelY, install the shockwave plugin from here for youtube - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/browse/type:7
[03:21] <Mr-LonelY> last time i'm using feisty..no problem with flash player..and i upgrade to gutsy
[03:21] <pingui> can you help me  qhit  little problem
[03:21] <gmcastil> KaiForce: i'd google for dual monitor ubuntu
[03:21] <jack-desktop> whats the !command for mouse help?
[03:21] <jason_> direct rendering: Yes
[03:21] <jason_> .
[03:21] <Mr-LonelY> ere4si: i'll try now
[03:21] <bulmer> #cs262
[03:22] <keram`> anyone know how to get the w32codec package?
[03:23] <gmcastil> www.metibuntu.org
[03:23] <jason_> i guss it tell me that direct rendering is enabled
[03:23] <KaiForce> gmcastil:  roger wilco, thanks pard.
[03:23] <gmcastil> http://www.medibuntu.org/
[03:23] <keram`> cool, thanks
[03:24] <mneptok> Mr-LonelY: the problem is not with Gutsy, but with Adobe and their changes to Flash
[03:24] <Thurin1> jason_: Well then it's enabled. ;)
[03:24] <gmcastil> keram`: sed 's/t/d/'
[03:24] <Thurin1> jason_: Intel's are slow.. that's all
[03:24] <KaiForce> gmcastil:  wow, the state of dual monitor support on ubuntu seems pretty weak.
[03:24] <Mr-LonelY> mneptok: i see..i already have libflashplayer.so in mozilla plugin
[03:24] <gmcastil> KaiForce: it isn't
[03:25] <iambernie> Has anybody had this weird thing that all windows only fill about 3/4 of the screen even though it's Maximized?  (looks like this: http://home.planet.nl/~plau/Screenshot1.png )
[03:25] <Gnine> open synaptic and search for w32codecs . apt-get should work too , keram`
[03:25] <keram`> i didnt find it when i searched
[03:25] <Thurin1> Intel video cards onboard are sort of like the lombatamized modems of the past called 'win-modems'
[03:25] <gmcastil> KaiForce: actually, you'd probably have better luck just searching for 'dual monitor xorg'
[03:25] <Gnine> i did
[03:25] <gmcastil> Thurin1: OH GOD!!!!
[03:25] <keram`> using gutsy?
[03:25] <Thurin1> gmcastil: You loved it
[03:25] <Thurin1> :P
[03:25] <gmcastil> Thurin1: NO
[03:25] <KaiForce> gmcastil:  ok will do
[03:25] <jason_> hmm
[03:25] <Thurin1> Mr-LonelY: Are you trying to get flash going in Opera?
[03:25] <gmcastil> Thurin1: i'm having hot flashes
[03:26] <jason_> oki then i guss on to the next step in the setup process
[03:26] <Thurin1> The new flash version does not work in Opera, Adobe even mentions it on their website - keep that in mind.
[03:26] <Thurin1> gmcastil: haha
[03:26] <Mr-LonelY> Thurin1: opera?meaning?
[03:26] <Thurin1> jason_: :)
[03:26] <keram`> Gnine, its not showing up
[03:26] <gmcastil> Thurin1: i hated those fucking things
[03:26] <Thurin1> Mr-LonelY: Ah, nothing, it's a browser - www.opera.com
[03:26] <Thurin1> gmcastil: Yeah they were bad, even in Windows they were bad.
[03:26] <gmcastil> Mr-LonelY: a terrible browseser
[03:26] <jason_> yeah im thinking about stuff now
[03:27] <gmcastil> Thurin1: amazing how just about everything with 'win' means it sucks
[03:27] <Thurin1> gmcastil: I love Opera it's been my fav since version 3 haha
[03:27] <Thurin1> gmcastil: haha
[03:27] <gmcastil> Thurin1: sed 's/win/lose/'
[03:27] <gmcastil> hehe
[03:27] <Thurin1> gmcastil: Except for the two things which excel on that system, music production and games.
[03:27] <gmcastil> Thurin1: it's trye
[03:27] <gmcastil> true*
[03:27] <Thurin1> jason_: If you can try to update your videocard.. or find some tweaks via - google.
[03:28] <Thurin1> jason_: Sometimes a few 'options' lines under device'' can make a world of difference.
[03:28] <jason_> ohmm
[03:28] <unstable> I have this crappy emachine desktop, and X won't start from the ubuntu livecd
[03:28] <Thurin1> I took a Radeon 7000 and with enough tweaking had it running Compiz Fusion like a pro.
[03:28] <unstable> so I can't install ubuntu
[03:28] <Thurin1> unstable: Any error messages?
[03:28] <jason_> compiz runs ok
[03:28] <Industrial> gmcastil: okay so I got it working. Is there any panel/option window where I can play with compiz settings? its not in the notification area :< (I only used beryl once before so i don't know how it works exactly)
[03:28] <jason_> i can get the cube to work fine and the wobbles
[03:29] <unstable> Thurin1: no, it just hangs and doesn't work
[03:29] <jason_> wobbles of the screen
[03:29] <unstable> Thurin1: It's some intel 845 graphics, probably very cheap
[03:29] <jason_> i like makeing the big cube affect
[03:29] <jason_> i got this on back in 06
[03:29] <gmcastil> Industrial: uh....i'm pretty much a CLI guy only, so i won't be much help with that kinda thing, sorry
[03:29] <jason_> its a hp
[03:29] <Industrial> np :>
[03:30] <jason_> hp pavaillon notebook
[03:30] <gmcastil> ewwww
[03:30] <jason_> i konw
[03:30] <jason_> i konw
[03:30] <jason_> know*
[03:30] <Scunizi> !ccrm | Industrial
[03:30] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ccrm - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[03:30] <Thurin1> unstable: And you have 256MB's of ram yes?
[03:30] <sixpence> Heya, does gutsy = gutsy gibbon?
[03:30] <Starnestommy> sixpence: yes
[03:30] <sixpence> Danke
[03:31] <RequinB5> How can i get locate to search a directory tree
[03:31] <Thurin1> gmcastil: So am I, but a BSD man ..FreeBSD - Ubuntu' is my other machine ;D
[03:31] <keram`> wolfenstein?
[03:31] <malcom2073> 3d
[03:31] <Scunizi> !ccsm | Indust
[03:31] <ubotu> Indust: To enable advanced customization of desktop effects in Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy), install 'compizconfig-settings-manager'. A new option will appear in your appearance properties - See also !compiz - Help in #compiz-fusion
[03:31] <Mr-LonelY> Thurin1: i just use firefox only
[03:31] <Thurin1> Mr-LonelY: Whatever works
[03:31] <Industrial> meh, ok
[03:31] <Industrial> thanks Scunizi
[03:32] <Scunizi> Industrial, sure.. took me a sec to find the right acronym
[03:32] <Mr-LonelY> Thurin1: just try install opera right now
[03:32] <Industrial> wonder why it isnt installed by default .. would imagine anyone would want to play with it right away :P
[03:32] <Scunizi> Industrial, CD space on the live cd probably.
[03:32] <unstable> Thurin1: I don't know how much memory it is
[03:32] <unstable> Thurin1: o on the computer itself, I don't know how much memory. but probably at least 256 yes
[03:33] <Thurin1> unstable: Well that may be the problem - you need 'at least' 256mb's of RAM but on a slower Emachines system I think you would be better with 512mb.
[03:33] <Thurin1> unstable: Ok... so what happens you boot and it just freezes up?
[03:33] <RequinB5> can anyone help me use locate to search an entire directory tree
[03:33] <Thurin1> It takes a few minutes for the LIVE-CD to load soo....
[03:33] <Jangari> anyone use sshfs to mount servers? Is this syntax right? "sshfs<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/mount/point/"
[03:33] <mneptok> RequinB5: locate doesn;t work like that
[03:33] <Thurin1> Ubuntu is one of the slowest live-cd's actually
[03:34] <mneptok> RequinB5: locate searches all files and directories by referencing a precompiled database
[03:34] <Thurin1> Jangari: I think you need to add type, and method - ro,rw etc
[03:34] <vbabiy> hey where can i get the fixed flash package?
[03:34] <Jangari> i keep getting "/mount/point is a directory"
[03:34] <Scunizi> RequinB5, sometimes before using "locate" you have to "sudo updatedb"
[03:34] <Thurin1> vbabiy: Fixed flash package?
[03:34] <jack-desktop> is it safe to hide the "Examples" folder?
[03:34] <Jangari> no, sshfs doesn't need type
[03:34] <Jangari> it is the type
[03:35] <RequinB5> mneptok: Ok, got that.  I need a way to search an entire directory tree for a given phrase in teh title
[03:35] <vbabiy> yeah ubotu use to give me link
[03:35] <Scunizi> jack-desktop, delete it if you want
[03:35] <vbabiy> its not working any more
[03:35] <RequinB5> yeah, i updated, that isn't the phroblem
[03:35] <Thurin1> Jangari: True
[03:35] <mneptok> RequinB5: ls -R /path/to/dir | grep filename
[03:35] <vbabiy> it was on the Ubuntu form
[03:35] <Thurin1> I don't use it myself - just swinging ;)
[03:35] <vbabiy> !flashIssuese
[03:35] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about flashissuese - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[03:35] <Jangari> yeah
[03:35] <deahtihs> okay
[03:35] <mneptok> RequinB5: or use find.
[03:35] <bruenig> RequinB5, find . -name "*phrase*"
[03:35] <Scunizi> !flash > vbabiy
[03:35]  * Thurin1 sighs
[03:36] <vbabiy> Scunizi: thanks i got it
[03:36] <deahtihs> My internet is unbelievably slow on Ubuntu, which is wireless, when on Windows it is unbelievably sexy. I'm on ethernet now.. what's wrong with this? broadcom 54 maxperformance something
[03:36] <deahtihs> worked fine before
[03:36] <Thurin1> FreeBSD ports are cool - but god could I use some apt-get goodness right about now :[
[03:36] <mneptok> deahtihs: the problem is that "Broadcom" bit
[03:36] <deahtihs> oh
[03:36] <deahtihs> so it's always a problem on ubuntu?
[03:37] <RequinB5> i was having problems with find, why i switched to locate... i tried ls -R /path/to/dir | grep filename didn't work
[03:37] <mneptok> deahtihs: Broadcom is probably the worst possible vendor in terms of support for open source OSes
[03:37] <jason_> jason sighs
[03:37] <bruenig> RequinB5, use the find method above, full proof
[03:37] <deahtihs> my wireless worked finer before
[03:37] <gmcastil> mneptok: linksys is about as bad
[03:37] <gmcastil> finer?
[03:37] <jason_> donset know ware to go from hear
[03:37] <mneptok> RequinB5: you need to replace /path/to/dir with the actual directory path. and "filename" with the name you're looking for
[03:37] <RequinB5> mneptok, yeah, thanks :)
[03:37] <mneptok> gmcastil: Linksys does not make wifi chipsets
[03:37] <RequinB5> mneptok, i mean i got that
[03:38] <gmcastil> mneptok: i know...broadcom makes the chips for linksys
[03:38] <RequinB5> bruenig - permission to sub -name with -iname?
[03:38] <mneptok> gmcastil: which explains why Linksys has issues.
[03:38] <bruenig> RequinB5, if you need case insensitive, then use iname
[03:38] <deahtihs> i have a linksys router...
[03:38] <RequinB5> bruenig: k
[03:38] <gmcastil> mneptok: yeah, dunno about the newer ones...i remember the w54g bein a real pain
[03:39] <gmcastil> deahtihs: its not so much the router...its the nics
[03:39] <Jangari> this is what i get from sshfs: fuse: missing mountpoint, bash: /media/Azoulay: is a directory
[03:39] <RequinB5> bruenig - thanks, works prefectly
[03:39] <mneptok> deahtihs: is this a wireless card, or embedded?
[03:39] <Jangari> am i putting in the wrong syntax somewhere?
[03:39] <deahtihs> oh uhm
[03:39] <deahtihs> i have a laptop
[03:39] <RequinB5> Can i omit the .?  isn't current dir find's default path
[03:39] <osito> just for the record I've had a rather solid experience with Linksys hardware
[03:40] <BD> hey whats the code i need to add to add windows to grub and what file do i add it too?
[03:40]  * mopflite reads man dconf and laughs
[03:40] <heartsblood> Has there ever been a good RTS released for linux?
[03:40] <malcom2073> I heard some guys got TA working
[03:41] <deahtihs> so i'm pretty.. fucked?
[03:41] <bruenig> reclaim the streets?
[03:41] <mneptok> heartsblood: Savage
[03:41] <RequinB5> heartsblood: A great TBS is Battle for wesnoth
[03:41] <mneptok> !ohmy > deahtihs
[03:41] <deahtihs> huh
[03:41] <deahtihs> hm
[03:41] <deahtihs> i see
[03:41] <BD> whats the line i have to add to grub for windows???
[03:41] <BD> i cant seem to find it on google
[03:41] <gmcastil> BD: google
[03:41] <gmcastil> BD: yes its on there
[03:41] <mneptok> deahtihs: is this a wireless card, or embedded?
[03:41] <heartsblood> Malcom2073, TA?
[03:41] <deahtihs> embedded i guess since it's a laptop
[03:41] <malcom2073> Total annihilation
[03:42] <Napoleon_Dynamit> bleep bleep, bop bop
[03:42] <Napoleon_Dynamit> see yall
[03:42] <mneptok> deahtihs: is it built-in to the laptop, or a Cardus/PCMCIA card?
[03:42] <heartsblood> <-- dumbass
[03:42] <malcom2073> Nah its an old game, not too many people know of it
[03:42] <heartsblood> Malcom2073: was that through wine/winex (or whatever it's called now)?
[03:42] <osito> BD, can you try dpkg-reconfigure grup maybe?
[03:42] <Optimus55> ubuntu fonts are really big.... how to get them regular small size?
[03:42] <deahtihs> built in
[03:43] <mneptok> deahtihs: that Broadcom will be nothing but a nuisance in anything but Windows.
[03:43] <gmcastil> BD: http://www.google.com/search?q=windows+linux+dual+boot+grub.conf&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-GB:official&client=firefox-a
[03:43] <deahtihs> oh god
[03:43] <mneptok> deahtihs: i suggest a better supported Cardbus card
[03:43] <new_linux_bee> Hi, I want to inbound redirect all traffic on port 53 to http://mysite.com
[03:43] <malcom2073> Heartsbane: I'm not sure, I dont completly remember it was a few years back that they did it heh
[03:43] <new_linux_bee> how can i make it happen using iptables?
[03:43] <deahtihs> can i use something for usb then
[03:43] <malcom2073> might've been due to the fact it uses d3d
[03:43] <osito> deahtihs, try Hardy, it has been working rather good with my broadcom card
[03:43] <heartsblood> mneptok: I'm having trouble finding a game called save, got a link?
[03:44] <heartsblood> bane?
[03:44] <heartsblood>  /cry
[03:44] <Heartsbane> malcom2073: what?
[03:44] <heartsblood> I love people, why does everybody call me a bane!
[03:44] <deahtihs> what does hardy do
[03:44] <Jangari> ah, figured it out, I had the alias in my bashrc over two lines, so the first line was missing a mount point, and the second line, the mount point, was being interpreted as a new bash command,
[03:44] <Heartsbane> malcom2073: nice job on the tab completion
[03:44] <Jangari> Even though I swear I made it a single libe
[03:44] <Jangari> line*
[03:44] <osito> it uses b43 insteac of bcm for broadcom chips
[03:44] <RB2> J2RE 1.6 isn't in the repos, correct?
[03:45] <roshan> for some reason every time i enable restricted drivers my computer boots back up in safe mode with 800 x 600 resolution. I was wondering if anyone could help me troubleshoot this problem.
[03:45] <heartsblood> mneptok: wait I think I found it
[03:45] <gmw> How do I get to be able to write to the usr/share/fonts file?
[03:45] <deahtihs> i don't know much about wireless
[03:45] <mneptok> heartsblood: "Save?"
[03:45] <mneptok> heartsblood: wuzzat?
[03:45] <deahtihs> is there like something i could connect to USB to act like.. a wireles card or something
[03:45] <heartsblood> RequinB5, What is a TBS?
[03:45] <Nutubuntu> roshan, I thought I was the one and only one with an issue like that ; was about to reinstall
[03:45] <Jangari> gmw, sudo it
[03:45] <mneptok> deahtihs: yes
[03:45] <deahtihs> which one should i get
[03:45] <mneptok> deahtihs: not all are supported
[03:46] <deahtihs> which one is
[03:46] <badkitty> Good day mates
[03:46] <mneptok> deahtihs: no idea. i'd use Cardbus
[03:46] <roshan> Nutubuntu: previously, my computer wouldnt even boot up
[03:46] <heartsblood> mneptok: I meant savage, sorry
[03:46] <heartsblood> mneptok: but I'm pretty sure I found it
[03:46] <osito> deahtihs, do you know what exact card do you have?
[03:46] <roshan> roshan: i'd get this error saying no input signal. go to safe mode
[03:46] <deahtihs> yeah
[03:46] <roshan> whoops*
[03:46] <mneptok> heartsblood: http://www.notforidiots.com/SFE/
[03:46] <deahtihs> broadcom 54g maxperformance
[03:46] <Nutubuntu> roshan, I went through an almost successful upgrade to 7.10 ... and found myself Gnomeless and stuck in 800x600
[03:46] <gmw> Jangari, ok, I get terminal and sudo, but how do I tell it to do that?
[03:46] <deahtihs> 802.11
[03:46] <Domino> hello
[03:47] <osito> deahtihs, as I said I've had a rather good wireless experience in Hardy
[03:47] <roshan> Nutubuntu: what kind of graphics card do u have?
[03:47] <Nutubuntu> roshan, onboard Nvidia - I think a 6150
[03:47] <osito> deahtihs, what lspci | grep etworking tell you
[03:47] <Domino> woot I got irc working on my blackberry
[03:47] <RyanPrior> What determines whether something shows up in Add/Remove Programs?
[03:47] <deahtihs> i dunno how to do that
[03:47] <roshan> o, i have a 8600 gt. really upsetting that these restricted drivers do not work me
[03:47] <deahtihs> and i installed ubuntu 7.10 using wubi
[03:47] <osito> 802.11 is rather a wide concept
[03:48] <Kevin`> Domino now get linux working on it :)
[03:48] <bullgard4> Why does 'smbclient -L localhost -U%' print different values for domain, server and master compared with 'smbclient -L Amilo7600'? (http://ubuntuusers.de/paste/32673)
[03:48] <Hammer89> I just uninstalled vmware-server from my computer... and then ran apt-get autoremove... and it fed me this warning: http://hammer89.pastebin.com/m6e0de6e anyone know if I should be concerned/what I should do about it?
[03:48] <osito> deahtihs, Applications -> Accesories -> Terminal type the following "lspci | grep etworking" no quotes and hit enter
[03:49] <Yggdrasil> hello, can somone help me mount an smbfs drive , i mounted it but i can only write to it as root, here is my fstabe line : //<IP_ADDRESS>/storeage   /media/storeage   smbfs,username=yggdrasil,rw,uid=vdr,gid=vdr,user  0 0
[03:49] <RyanPrior> Hammer89: doesn't look like a problem for me. You don't need init scripts for stuff you're uninstalling.
[03:49] <osito> !wireless
[03:49] <Yggdrasil> server username is yggdrasil the cient user is vdr
[03:49] <CentHOGG> hi, anybody here set up a NAS server?
[03:49] <Hammer89> RyanPrior: I don't even know what an init script us
[03:49] <badkitty> CentHOGG: I had one set up a while ago
[03:49] <deahtihs> i typed it in.. got a blank line
[03:49] <deahtihs> nothing
[03:49] <RyanPrior> Hammer89: An init script is something that is run when your computer boots up in order to initialize a service.
[03:50] <roshan> anyone got an xfx 8600 gt with restricted drivers working correctly?
[03:50] <deahtihs> i'm on ethernet atm btw
[03:50] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[03:50] <CentHOGG> badkitty: hi
[03:50] <badkitty> CentHOGG: Hi
[03:50] <osito> deahtihs, check out what ubotu just "said"
[03:50] <BD> ok i looked on google for the stupid code to add to grub but it tells me the disc doesnt exist how do i edit the code to make it work
[03:50] <Hammer89> RyanPrior: what's the netkit-inetd package for then? is it vmware specific?
[03:51] <deahtihs> okay i'm there.. i dunno what to click on
[03:51] <deahtihs> i mean what to look at. i have wpa personal
[03:51] <BD> windows in on the third partition, its an ntfs partition, what code do i add to grub?
[03:51] <RyanPrior> Hammer89: Not being a VMware user myself, I'm not sure. I suggest reading documentation and using Google to find out.
[03:51] <Mr-LonelY> where to put flash plugin in opera?
[03:51] <osito> deahtihs, read it from start to end :) not much else to do
[03:52] <deahtihs> makes sense
[03:52] <Hammer89> RyanPrior: http://linux.about.com/cs/linux101/g/netkitinetd.htm still think it's nothing to be concerned about?
[03:53] <RyanPrior> Hammer89: I don't know - it doesn't look VMware specific, though.
[03:53] <Qharos> I have a question about BlueZ, if anyone would know. :/
[03:53] <osito> deahtihs, as I said in Hardy the broadcom chips "just work"
[03:53] <Hammer89> RyanPrior: yeah... that's what I was thinking... do you think I should reinstall it? (just to be on the safe side)
[03:53] <BD> can anyone help, i cant figure out how to add windows to grub all the codes i can find on google are for first partition or slave drive and i cant figure out how to edit it
[03:53] <deahtihs> isn't hardy alpha
[03:53] <Ericl80427> how do i use custom desktop effects?
[03:53] <deahtihs> isn't hardy alpha
[03:53] <RyanPrior> Hammer89: perhaps make a Tomboy note of the package that would install it
[03:53] <deahtihs> oops
[03:54] <deahtihs> said it twice
[03:54] <nomasteryoda> Qharos, !ask
[03:54] <PriceChild> !hardy | deahtihs
[03:54] <ubotu> deahtihs: Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS), due April 2008 - For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron - CONSIDER IT TO BE PRE BETA (ALPHA) SOFTWARE - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, NOT #ubuntu
[03:54] <Ericl80427> or is it only 7.10 where you get more than bending of the boxes
[03:54] <zachalink> my emerald theme is malfunctioning: whenever I close the terminal, the very top of window part (where you close and minimize and stuff) disappears. a fix would be...?
[03:54] <RyanPrior> Hammer89: or just a text file. Then if things screw up, you can reinstall stuff.
[03:54] <nomasteryoda> !ask Qharos
[03:54] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ask qharos - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[03:54] <osito> deahtihs, yes, I've been using it since alpha1 without much of a hitch whatsoever
[03:54] <nomasteryoda> lol
[03:54] <Qharos> I can't figure out how to upgrade to the newest version, for the life of me.
[03:54] <nomasteryoda> my alpha 3 has been good
[03:54] <deahtihs> well i dont have a working cd drive and dont know how to install anything with a usb flash disk thing so i installed with wubi
[03:54] <ere4si> zachalink, you could type  exit  to exit the terminal
[03:54] <RyanPrior> Qharos: Ubuntu doesn't upgrade you to the latest versions of things by default.
[03:55] <gmw> What command would I use in sudo to move a font from my desktop to the usr/share/fonts folder?
[03:55] <nomasteryoda> Qharos, edit your /etc/apt/sources.list replacing gutsy with hardy, then apt-get update && apt-get upgrade, repeat then apt-get dist-upgrade...
[03:55] <jrib> nomasteryoda: please don't recommend that
[03:55] <nomasteryoda> ok
[03:56] <jrib> Qharos: that's likely to break your install and not what you want
[03:56] <nomasteryoda> its my personal preference...
[03:56] <zachalink> yes, but after I type emerald --replace, it goes to a blank line and no commands ork
[03:56] <Hammer89> RyanPrior: done. Thing is... it looks like if anything goes wrong it'll be my network/internet connection... which means I don't have access to support (part of the reason I'm hoping to catch it before it's an issue :) )
[03:56] <zachalink> *work
[03:56] <nomasteryoda> it can break installs for sure
[03:56] <RyanPrior> nomasteryoda, Qharos: That's extreme. You probably don't need to upgrade to Hardy just to get the latest BlueZ.
[03:56] <Qharos> I could download it off the site, but had troubles installing it. :/
[03:56] <zachalink> when I hit new tab or new terminal window, it does the same thing with the top of the window
[03:56] <osito> Qharos, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron/Alpha4#head-c05717375385113f65f9cfba992f832f0cdcda4d
[03:56] <Yggdrasil> centhog
[03:56] <RyanPrior> Hammer89: Good point. Perhaps to be on the safe side you should download those DEBs and have them sitting around for awhile?
[03:56] <niuq> how can i test if my video card it's supporting 3d?
[03:56] <BD> why wont anybody freggin help its not that hard of a problem i just need someone who knows their way arround grub
[03:56] <jrib> nomasteryoda: keep in mind you are in #ubuntu, not #ubunut+1.  Even then, that is not how you upgrade
[03:56] <nomasteryoda> right
[03:56] <CentHOGG> Yggdrasil: hi
[03:56] <Yggdrasil> hey
[03:56] <jrib> !helpme > bd (read the private message from ubotu)
[03:57] <Yggdrasil> are you talking about making al inux box a nas
[03:57] <Yggdrasil> ?
[03:57] <Hammer89> RyanPrior: definitely
[03:57] <CentHOGG> yeah
[03:57] <deahtihs> i saw firmware for broadcom bcm43xx which the last time i checked was what i had
[03:57] <deahtihs> so should i install it
[03:57] <soulfly_420> hi peoples
[03:57] <CentHOGG> Yggdrasil: is there something pretty quick
[03:57] <Yggdrasil> centhogg not really
[03:57] <soulfly_420> can somebody help me with my sound problem ?
[03:57] <zachalink> so... a good fix to this theme issue would be...
[03:57] <BD> sorry but no one seems to give a rip, i just need a lil help with grub, do you know how to add windows to grub
[03:57] <Hammer89> RyanPrior: http://hammer89.pastebin.com/m55ff8be1 it's giving me two package options... do you know which I'd use?
[03:57] <Yggdrasil> i think the closest thing is jsut setup samba ser ver
[03:57] <Yggdrasil> with a stripped out config
[03:58] <nomasteryoda> jrib, actually its not the Ubuntu way, ... its the traditional method from debian... and yes it is what "I" do... disclaimer to all who tread there... it might/will break things
[03:58] <CentHOGG> Yggdrasil: yeah, never had any luck with samba
[03:58] <RyanPrior> Hammer89: No clue.
[03:58] <Yggdrasil> no ?
[03:58] <Yggdrasil> nfs
[03:58] <osito> BD, that would greatly vary depending on how your HD is partitioned
[03:58] <roshan> is the glib-2.0 package installed by default with ubuntu?
[03:58] <niuq> how can i test if my computer is supporting 3d?
[03:58] <CentHOGG> haven't tried nfs yet
[03:58] <jrib> nomasteryoda: fine, I'm just asking that you do not recommend it to people here
[03:58] <Yggdrasil> centhogg working on samba right now as a mtter of fact
[03:58] <Hammer89> RyanPrior: alright... I'll download both then
[03:58] <Qharos> osito: so upgrade to distro 8.04?
[03:58] <BD> jrib: ok then can u help me with adding windows to grub, i tried looking on google but none of the codes work
[03:58] <Yggdrasil> i have a .conf file that grants guests privelige
[03:59] <osito> BD, is tricky business IMHO, have you tried to help yourself with man grub ?
[03:59] <nomasteryoda> jrib, ok
[03:59] <nomasteryoda> np
[03:59] <osito> Qharos, been there since first alpha, hasn't been bad at all
[03:59] <heartsblood> how do I get the exact size of a folder in mb/gb from the cli?
[03:59] <zachalink> plz, I need help. this theme demonstrates the awesomeness potential of ubuntu gui, and I need it fixed. =(
[03:59] <BD> osito: i dont know much about grub, i just gotta add windows, ive done it before but i forgot the code to add to boot/grub/menu.lst
[03:59] <osito> Qharos, YMMV though
[04:00] <jrib> heartsblood: du -sh
[04:00] <LKC> my ISP has just made some ubuntu reps can anybody tell me how to make tham my defult?
[04:00] <CentHOGG> Yggdrasil: did you get my message?
[04:00] <Qharos> osito: Alright. So should be good and stable? ^^
[04:00] <osito> BD, and no one here know your HD partitions but yourself
[04:00] <jrib> LKC: system -> administration -> software sources
[04:00] <RyanPrior> LKC: what ISP? That's really cool.
[04:00] <Yggdrasil> oh
[04:00] <Yggdrasil> uhm
[04:00] <Yggdrasil> no
[04:00] <Yggdrasil> holdo n
[04:00] <heartsblood> jrib, ty
[04:00] <LKC> Telstra in Australia
[04:01] <BD> osit: windows is on an ntfs partition, its the third partition on the only hd
[04:01] <Yggdrasil> you need to ident on this server
[04:01] <osito> Qharos, what's your hardware?
[04:01] <niuq> hello?
[04:01] <CentHOGG> Yggdrasil: can you dialog me?
[04:01] <niuq> 3D!
[04:01] <taz> where i can get anti virus or firewall ??
[04:01] <LKC> Jrib my ISP isnt on the list
[04:01] <Qharos> osito: Running a Dell Inspirin e1405. Integrated video, but 1gb RAM and a 2ghz processor, iirc.
[04:01] <RyanPrior> LKC: that's a benefit of open software and architecture. It lets people help without having permission from on high. :-)
[04:01] <Heartsbane> goodbye?
[04:02] <Yggdrasil> joing centhogg
[04:02] <Yggdrasil> uh joing# centhogg
[04:02] <jrib> LKC: hmm, edit /etc/apt/sources.list directly then
[04:02] <RyanPrior> What determines whether something shows up in Add/Remove Programs?
[04:02] <osito> Qharos, check out the "Caveats" section on the link I sent and if you don't see anything really scary, go for it, or not :)
[04:02] <LKC> RyanPrior yeah its cool seeing im almost at my limit
[04:02] <CentHOGG> Yggdrasil: brb ok
[04:02] <jrib> !virus | taz
[04:02] <ubotu> taz: A/V software is available, however read this to understand why Linux does not have a virus problem: http://librenix.com/?inode=21
[04:02] <jrib> !firewall | taz
[04:02] <Ziroday> BD: ill try to help you, please open /boot/grub/menu.lst
[04:02] <ubotu> taz: Ubuntu, like any other linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'iptables' command (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo), or GUI applications such as Firestarter (Gnome) or Guarddog (KDE).
[04:02] <Yggdrasil> yar
[04:02] <onexused> If I want a network drive to mount on boot, do I need to put a script somewhere, of do I just add it to /etc/fstab?
[04:03] <taz> i see
[04:03] <Qharos> osito: Okay, last question on it (and many thanks!). It's unable to access CD-ROM devices; just during install?
[04:03] <LKC> jrib http://mirror.gamearena.com.au/ is where the info is at what do i add
[04:03] <RyanPrior> onexused: You could create an init script, or add it in fstab. It's up to you and your needs.
[04:03] <astro76> onexused: the normal way is just fstab
[04:03] <CentHOGG> Yggdrasil: i got your message, did you get my response?
[04:03] <Yggdrasil> negative
[04:03] <CentHOGG> damn
[04:03] <jrib> LKC: “mirror.gamearena.com.au” dropped the connection for me
[04:03] <Yggdrasil> join #centhogg
[04:03] <CentHOGG> ok
[04:04] <osito> Qharos, I don't use it that often, but I've ripped a CD to flac not long ago on hardy
[04:04] <onexused> Okay. So: "<IP_ADDRESS>:/Shared   /mnt/Shared   nfs   defaults   0 0" or whatever?
[04:04] <Qharos> Alright. I'll give it a whirl. Thanks again. :)
[04:04] <osito> Qharos, just make sure your 7.10 is fully updated prior to the upgrade
[04:05] <Qharos> Yeah, everything's updated and I've added a few apps here and there.
[04:05] <osito> Qharos, not a problem and see you in #ubuntu+1 :)
[04:05] <gmw> what is the basic syntax for moving a file using sudo? All I get is "cannot stat..."
[04:05] <LKC> http://mirror.gamearena.com.au/ubuntu/ jrib maybe that will work for you?
[04:05] <Qharos> Woot! :D
[04:05] <onexused> astro76: Okay. So: "<IP_ADDRESS>:/Shared   /mnt/Shared   nfs   defaults   0 0" or whatever?
[04:05] <jrib> gmw: what are you trying to move?
[04:05] <gmw> A file from my desktop to usr/shares/fonts
[04:05] <jrib> LKC: nope, but any way open /etc/apt/sources.list and it should be fairly obvious to you what you need to do.  Pastebin your results and I will check
[04:05] <hobbzilla> how can I enable the remote desktop for the login screen? It seems it is currently only working after a user has logged on to the console.
[04:06] <jrib> gmw: why?
[04:06] <osito> BD, got the GRUB thing sorted?
[04:06] <RyanPrior> What determines whether something shows up in Add/Remove Programs?
[04:06] <gmw> I'd like to add another font.
[04:06] <jrib> !fonts > gmw (read the private message from ubotu)
[04:06] <gmw> Thanks.
[04:06] <onexused> RyanPrior astro76: thanks for the help.
[04:06] <jason____> can some one help me connect to my windows network?
[04:06] <jason____> i havent set it up yet
[04:06] <osito> !grub | BD
[04:06] <ubotu> BD: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[04:06] <RyanPrior> jrib: What is the point of sending PMs to people who ask questions in the channel?
[04:06] <RyanPrior> !pm | jrib
[04:06] <ubotu> jrib: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can also benefit AND help you. Please don't PM a user in the channel without asking first, some find it rude.
[04:07] <Vad1> Why does Ubuntu start lagging -a lot- when it's reading from the disk, and is that fixable?
[04:07] <jrib> gmw: easiest way is to just drop it in ~/.fonts for your user
[04:07] <jrib> RyanPrior: so ubotu does not spam the channel
[04:07] <john__> test
[04:07] <john__> oh my name
[04:07] <Jangari> !fonts
[04:07] <ubotu> Font installation basics here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FontInstallHowto - No fonts in Flash? Install "msttcorefonts" (from !Multiverse), "gsfonts", and "gsfonts-x11". No fonts in MPlayer? see !MPlayer
[04:07] <jrib> see...
[04:08] <ukuf> Uh-oh! I attempted to install the firmware and now I don't see the wireless at all, all i see is wired networking!!
[04:08] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[04:08] <ubotu> netsplit is when two IRC servers of the same network (like Freenode) disconnect from each other, so users on one server stop seeing users on the other. If this is happening now, just relax and enjoy the show. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netsplit
[04:08] <Jangari> netsplit?
[04:08] <gmw> jrib, that folder doesn't exist in my user. All I have is .fontconfig
[04:08] <jrib> gmw: create it
[04:08] <gmw> Oh, cool.
[04:09] <ukuf> oh boy, netsplit
[04:09] <osxdude|linux> yea!!!!
[04:09] <osxdude|linux> yummy
[04:09] <osxdude|linux> I love the sounds when netsplits happen
[04:09] <ukuf> me install broadcom firmware and me dont see wireless me only see wired connection
[04:09] <Vad1> Does anyone know why does Ubuntu start lagging while reading from the disk?
[04:09] <Jangari> i like a good netsplit
[04:09] <hobbzilla> is enabling remote desktop available for Gutsy from the login screen (when no other user has a console session started) ?
[04:10] <ukuf> i dont know much about irc
[04:10]  * osxdude|linux checks out the other side of the netsplit on his mac
[04:10] <soulfly_420> could somebody please help me with my sound not working ?
[04:10] <osxdude|linux> lol there is like nobody
[04:10] <Jangari> hit it, soulfly_420
[04:10]  * Scunizi disconnects xchat to check out irssi for connectivity
[04:10] <ukuf> I'mma rephrase what I said. I installed the Broadcom Firmware, restarted, and now I don't see 'Wireless Connection' on the list, I just see 'Wired connection'.
[04:10] <ukuf> There you go
[04:10] <gmw> I like a banana split.
[04:10] <Jangari> only kidding, you probably shouldn't
[04:10] <gmw> jrib, you made my life easier tonight. Thanks.
[04:11] <soulfly_420> hit what ?
[04:11] <shenron> hi, is there any reliable and direct way to burn a .dmg file in ubuntu? I have three .dmg files for installing Mac OSX Panther on some imac g3s I have and other than those I have no apple computers that could be used to burn discs
[04:11] <Scunizi> shenron: i would think burning them as data could be read by a mac
[04:12] <shenron> ya but they wont be boot discs then
[04:12] <ukuf> I'mma rephrase what I said. I installed the Broadcom Firmware, restarted, and now I don't see 'Wireless Connection' on the list, I just see 'Wired connection'.
[04:12] <Sakkath_> Scunizi: i'm on i386, cd is fine, don't need to remove 'quiet splash --' but xorg/kdm doesn't start. tried dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and set it up, driver:nv (is that right?) and i can't find 1440x900@60 only @100 wtf (if i select 'medium')
[04:12] <Scunizi> shenron: true.. not sure what to do to make them bootable.
[04:12] <zachalink> what's the command to go to a directory in the terminal?
[04:13] <shenron> ya, so right now I have one of the G3s converting them to .cdr files
[04:13] <ukuf> I guess imma uninstall linux until i get a decent wireless card
[04:13] <jrib> !cli > zachalink (read the private message from ubotu)
[04:13] <Sakkath_> Scunizi: forgot -phigh
[04:13] <jrib> zachalink: cd
[04:13] <shenron> I dont know how well .cdr is supported in linux though either
[04:13] <ukuf> try and stop me
[04:13] <jinho326_> is there an alternative to split() such that the order of the items is preserved?
[04:13] <Scunizi> Sakkath_: nv should be the right generic driver.. kde can be a different animal sometimes.. there's also #kubuntu to check out.
[04:14] <Sakkath_> Scunizi: ok
[04:14] <Sakkath_> Scunizi: just assumed this channel would be bigger
[04:14] <soulfly_420> i have a weird sound problem.  no sound :(
[04:14] <Flannel> jinho326_: For which language? (you probably ought to ask in that particular language's channel)
[04:14] <hobbzilla> http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Edgy#Remote_Access states for Edgy: "Remote Desktop will only work if there's a GNOME login session"
[04:14] <Scunizi> Sakkath_: this channel has typically 1200 users.. #kubuntu much less..
[04:14] <jinho326_> Flannel: oo dang sorry i thought I was in the python room
[04:14] <Jangari> sox, shenron
[04:14] <hobbzilla> does the same hold true for Gutsy?
[04:15] <Flannel> hobbzilla: You can connect remotely to any X client.  Not just gnome.
[04:15] <jinho326_> soulfly_420: do you have an NVIDIA mobo?
[04:15] <Jangari> !sox
[04:15] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about sox - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[04:15] <Sakkath_> Scunizi: it says 'no screens found' -- how do i set refresh rate in xorg.conf by the way
[04:15] <Scunizi> Sakkath_: looks like #kubuntu is pretty active tonight.. do a /join #kubuntu
[04:15] <Sakkath_> Scunizi: ok
[04:15] <tigran> How can I start a new X session?
[04:16] <sherl0k> ctl-alt-f1?
[04:16] <Jangari> shenron: what are you doing with .cdr?
[04:16] <Sakkath_> Scunizi: ImPS/2 is default? it's a usb wireless mouse.
[04:16] <shenron> I want to make a boot disc Jangari
[04:16] <Jangari> oh, okay, sox won't help then
[04:16] <tigran> sherl0k: When I'm running compiz and do that, and switch back to the one I was on, system hangs
[04:17] <Jangari> but it'll very easily convert any bunch of audio files to cdr,
[04:17] <sherl0k> does it work with compiz disabled?
[04:17] <Scunizi> Sakkath_: not sure what ImPS/2 is.. or why it's default
[04:17] <hobbzilla> Flannel: okay, but can I connect when a user doesn't have an active console session?
[04:17] <Sakkath_> Scunizi: vs ExplorerPS/2--i chose /dev/input/mice
[04:17] <tigran> sherl0k: Let me try, I'm guessing it should, one sec
[04:17] <hobbzilla> Flannel: I would like to be able to use VNC to connect when there is no one logged in and begin at the login window.
[04:17] <sherl0k> remember, compiz is still somewhat in beta
[04:18] <Scunizi> Sakkath_: sorry I"m lost on this one.
[04:18] <Flannel> hobbzilla: What?  No.  Users can login simultaneouslt with no problem.  VNC is different than X forwarding, I have no idea how it works.
[04:18] <Sakkath_> Scunizi: 'no devices detected' - 'no screen found'
[04:18] <Sakkath_> screens*
[04:18] <sherl0k> hobbzilla, you can do it with x11vnc, I've done it before
[04:18] <kenan> how come when i downloaded openoffice off the oo website, int he word processor, i dont have the minimze, maximze, and exit buttons at the top, it kinda goes full screen but i checked and its not set on that, why is that bar gone?
[04:18] <sherl0k> whoa joinflood
[04:18] <Jangari> haha, sweet
[04:19] <danopia> who just hung for about 5 seocnds during netjoin?
[04:19] <PriceChild> !netsplit
[04:19] <ubotu> netsplit is when two IRC servers of the same network (like Freenode) disconnect from each other, so users on one server stop seeing users on the other. If this is happening now, just relax and enjoy the show. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netsplit
[04:19] <Jangari> kenan: check that you have window decoration enabled in compiz
[04:19] <Sakkath_> wtf i'm on i386 and i still can't get gpm!
[04:20] <hobbzilla> Flannel: Isn't VNC the server responsible for Ubuntu's "System->Preferences->Remote Desktop"
[04:20] <kenan> Jangari: emerald works fine in everyting, even the oo presentation and spreadsheet but its just the word processor thats weird
[04:20] <arthus> I need to reset Apache to default config
[04:20] <tigran> sherl0k: No, it doesn't
[04:20] <arthus> and haven't been able to do so
[04:20] <sherl0k> tigran, still not working eh?
[04:20] <Jangari> hold on, kenan, can you alt+click-drag and move the window down? maybe it's opening too high on the screen, i had that problem with heaps of apps
[04:20] <Flannel> hobbzilla: I have no idea
[04:20] <sherl0k> well
[04:20] <Ziroday> arthus: what about the instructions I gave ypu?
[04:20] <sherl0k> you could just switch users :)
[04:20] <hobbzilla> Flannel: I have tried to get XDMCP setup, but it won't ever give me a login. It just sits there with the Gray screen.
[04:21] <tigran> sherl0k: It works without compiz
[04:21] <arthus> Ziroday: I ran uninstall with purge
[04:21] <sherl0k> ahh
[04:21] <tigran> sherl0k: Compiz, nope
[04:21] <arthus> and then reinstalled
[04:21] <Optimus55> is gnome-look.org down?
[04:21] <Flannel> arthus: remove apache2.2-common completely.  ("compete removal" in synaptic or via apt-get with --purge)
[04:21] <arthus> still no config files
[04:21] <arthus> Flannel: already did
[04:21] <shenron> < Jangari> oh, okay, sox won't help then
[04:21] <sherl0k> hobbzilla, x11vnc lets you access the PC from the login screen
[04:21] <Flannel> arthus: you need to do the apache2.2-common package, not just apache2
[04:21] <shenron> < Jangari> oh, okay, sox won't help then
[04:21] <shenron> < Jangari> oh, okay, sox won't help then
[04:21] <shenron> < Jangari> oh, okay, sox won't help then
[04:21] <jrib> shenron: stop
[04:21] <shenron>  < Jangari> oh, okay, sox won't help then ---- what is sox?
[04:21] <zachalink> okay, something is SERIOUSLY wrong with emerald themes: whenever I close terminal, no matter what, the top bar of windows goes away. how can I stop this from happening (other than closing the terminal)??
[04:21] <BodOmLaW> i cant put my asus sata drivers on a floppy in ubuntu what do i do?
[04:22] <Flannel> hobbzilla: Are you on the same subnet as the other box?
[04:22] <shenron> oh
[04:22] <shenron> I'm sorry
[04:22] <BodOmLaW> even in wine it wont work
[04:22] <shenron> irssi was being weird :p
[04:22] <BodOmLaW> help please
[04:22] <kenan> Jangari: i cant alt+click+drag and i cant resize it either, it even overlaps my top panel on the desktop
[04:22] <Ziroday> !ask | BodOmLaW
[04:22] <ubotu> BodOmLaW: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[04:22] <badkitty> hmm what happened...
[04:22] <sherl0k> netsplit
[04:23] <zachalink> so... is there a fix for this?
[04:23] <arthus> Flannel: THANKS! it worked :)
[04:23] <Jangari> kenan, if you right hold alt and click anywhere in the window, you should be able to drag it around
[04:23] <Zambezi> How many characters in a filename can EXT3 and FAT32 (on my USB-memory) handle? I have a filename with 105 characters. No complain from EXT3, but where's the limit? And what about FAT32?
[04:23] <Jangari> shenron: sox is the swiss-army knife of audio manipulation
[04:23] <kenan> Jangari: i honestly cant do that
[04:23] <Starnestommy> Zambezi: I think 255 or 256
[04:23] <sherl0k> Zambezi, 256
[04:23] <Jangari> sound exchange
[04:23] <BodOmLaW> i cant put my asus sata drivers on a floppy in ubuntu. I tried with wine, cause it gives me an .exe.  it says the drive deos not support image. What do I do?
[04:24] <kenan> Jangari: i also have wobbly windows on and i cant bend the window or anything
[04:24] <Jangari> kenan, what if you right click the tab in your lower panel?
[04:24] <Jangari> do you get the move option?
[04:24] <Scunizi> Sakkath: have you done any updates since reinstalling?
[04:24] <sherl0k> kenan, click the window you want to move. hold alt, hit space
[04:24] <mroc> i'm having a horrible time trying to get this monitor (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16824222011) configured.  choosing the generic lcd panel 1280x1024 option isn't working.  is this going to require editing xorg.conf by hand?  if so, could someone help walk me through it?
[04:24] <hobbzilla> sherl0k: does x11vnc allow multiple interactive logins? i.e.if someone is already logged in at the Ubuntu box and I connect via x11vnc am I going to get an entirely new session? Or am I going to share KBM with the console user?
[04:24] <Ziroday> BodOmLaW: running drivers through wine does not work, the hard drive however should work out of the box, how is it formatted?
[04:24] <hobbzilla> Flannel: yes same subnet
[04:25] <zachalink> so is a fix just to not close the terminal?
[04:25] <Sakkath_> Scunizi: dude, this is the install cd. kdm/xorg never starts.
[04:25] <sherl0k> hobbzilla, no. what you're thinking of is an RDP session like Windows' Remote Desktop
[04:25] <Sakkath_> Scunizi: i never had ubuntu installed on this computer.
[04:25] <arthus> ok, now back to what I was trying to do in the first place
[04:25] <th0r> hobbzilla it is possible to connect either way
[04:25] <arthus> how can I change documentroot in apache?
[04:25] <kenan> Jangari: well i only have one panel which is at the top and that shows my open applications but the word processor overlaps it and i also have awn and i set it on auto hide but i cant bring it up when im in oo word processor
[04:25] <Zambezi> Starnestommy: sherl0k Thanks to both of you. No worries then.
[04:25] <BodOmLaW> ive tried unallocated nfts, just the sata drive but window still says the partition is not compatible with windows
[04:25] <Flannel> Zambezi: filename is 255 chars, but path total has no real limit.  With FAT32, its either 8.3 or 255, if you have unicode with LFN.
[04:25] <arthus> I tried doing it, but gave me a 403 error
[04:26] <hobbzilla> sherl0k: yes similarly. But I think freenx or xdmcp is it's alternative for linux, no?
[04:26] <Ziroday> BodOmLaW: windows cannot read linux partitions without special drivers
[04:26] <sherl0k> just apt-cache search for rdp
[04:26] <Flannel> hobbzilla: You just need to make sure your UDP packets are getting through.  I had that grey screen issue before, and its because my UDP was being blocked.  You can tunnel it through ssh, and it'll work without the UDP issues.
[04:26] <sherl0k> there's probably a daemon for it
[04:26] <hobbzilla> th0r: I understand it is possible to connect either way, but can you do it simultaneously.
[04:26] <BodOmLaW> it isnt a linux partition, it is another drive
[04:27] <BodOmLaW> with no partition
[04:27] <kenan> sherl0k: that doesnt work i cant even minimze it
[04:27] <BodOmLaW> ubuntu is on the other sata drive
[04:27] <Flannel> arthus: Those are set in the sites-available/ folder's contents.  Since its a virtualhost specific configuration
[04:27] <Jangari> i don't know, kenan, can you do anything with the oo word window at all?
[04:27] <BodOmLaW> ziroday can i pm?
[04:27] <sherl0k> oh, it's oo. well it's a bloated java app, that would explain it :)
[04:27] <arthus> Flannel: that's where I changed it, but gave me a 403 error
[04:27] <hobbzilla> Flannel. the only thing that was weird when I enabled the xdmcp server is that netstat reports it "udp6       0      0 *:xdmcp                 *:*"
[04:27] <sherl0k> arthus, chmod the folder to 777
[04:28] <Sindacious> :O
[04:28] <Flannel> arthus: where did you change the folder to?
[04:28] <kenan> sherl0k: the weird thing is that its only on oo word, everything works fine when i open oo presentation and spreadsheet
[04:28] <arthus> sheri0k: I did that already
[04:28] <hobbzilla> Flannel: but then so does ssh and I can ssh just fine.
[04:28] <arthus> Flannel: /media/DOVE/public
[04:28] <tigran> sherl0k: How would I start a app in a new X session?
[04:28] <Flannel> arthus: you just need to make sure www-data has read permissions to that folder
[04:28] <hobbzilla> how would i know if my UDP packets are getting through?
[04:28] <Zambezi> Flannel: Maybe I'm going to format my USB-memory to EXT3 later. I have long filenames, but not as long as hundred and no complain so I think it's activated by default.
[04:28] <sherl0k> not sure tigran, i haven't worked with multiple sessions much
[04:29] <tigran> sherl0k: Ok
[04:29] <tigran> Anyone else...ow would I start a app in a new X session?
[04:29] <Jangari> is oo java? of course, it's sun!
[04:29] <Jangari> that bites
[04:29] <Cpudan80> hobbzilla: You don't
[04:29] <Cpudan80> hobbzilla: There is no guarantee with UDP
[04:30] <Cpudan80> hobbzilla: The best you could do is monitor outbound and endbound traffic with wireshark -- but the internet can drop UDP packets anywhere
[04:30] <jscinoz> hehe i got shockwave working in the linux firefox :D
[04:30] <Flannel> arthus: sudo -u www-data ls /media/DOVE/public
[04:31] <hobbzilla> Cpudan80: This is through my local home LAN with both machines on the same switch..
[04:31] <Flannel> arthus: Does that work?
[04:31] <arthus> 1 sec, gotta ssh in
[04:31] <Yochanan> i just installed Ubuntu 7.10 PPC Alt. on a iMac G3, but when i rebooted after installation it said: check root= bootarg cat /proc/cmdline or missing modules, devices: cat /proc/modules ls /dev ALERT! /dev/hda3 does not exist. Dropping to shell!
[04:31] <Cpudan80> hobbzilla: Still doesnt mean they are guaranteed to transmit --- though the probably of transmission is probably close to 100%
[04:31] <hobbzilla> so XDMCP operates over UDP?
[04:32] <Sindacious> Cookies plz
[04:32] <Cpudan80> hobbzilla: Look at an output from wireshark
[04:32] <arthus> Flannel: "ls: /media/DOVE/public: Permission denied"
[04:32] <hobbzilla> but you can't guarantee UDP packets will get through..
[04:32] <hobbzilla> why even use UDP for XDMCP then?
[04:32] <Cpudan80> XDMCP ?
[04:32] <Cpudan80> I dont know what that is
[04:32] <arthus> Flannel: and a 403 error
[04:32] <Flannel> arthus: exactly.  Its unreadably by www-data
[04:32] <hobbzilla> XDMCP allows me to run an x server on my windows machine
[04:33] <Flannel> arthus: Once that command works, you'll no longer get the 403
[04:33] <Cpudan80> The main advantage UDP has over TCP is that UDP has lower startup costs
[04:33] <Jangari> far out man, ssh'ing a 50MB file over a flakey wireless connection is really slow, and is fully consuming all my upload
[04:33] <Cpudan80> hobbzilla: Are you sure its using UDP?
[04:33] <Flannel> hobbzilla: Yes, XDMCP is over UDP.
[04:33] <Cpudan80> Strange
[04:33] <hobbzilla> and perform x forwarding and interactive /remote admin
[04:33] <hobbzilla> netstat -l : udp6       0      0 *:xdmcp                 *:*
[04:33] <foibles> hello there
[04:33] <Cpudan80> Well but you have to SSH to the machine first right?
[04:33] <Flannel> hobbzilla: You may try X forwarding over ssh.  Its pretty simple, and there are some pre-fab tools out there (xming)
[04:33] <foibles> what would i use to mess with my iphone
[04:33] <Flannel> Cpudan80: no.  Its just over UDP
[04:34] <billsey> how can I get ArdourGTK to install under Gutsy?
[04:34] <Cpudan80> Flannel: Then I would ditch it
[04:34] <monsoon_king> hi anyone ever tried using airtel gprs wit ubuntu???
[04:34] <Cpudan80> You probably want a TCP socket for this
[04:34] <Optimus55> can anyone recommend a good dock that can snap to the screen side? unfortunately avant doesn't do this :(
[04:34] <Flannel> Cpudan80: Its over a home network, presumably safe.
[04:34] <Jangari> a hammer, foibles
[04:34] <foibles> Jangari, hah
[04:34] <arthus> Flannel: I did chmod 777 /media/DOVE/public
[04:34] <foibles> agreed
[04:34] <foibles> Jangari, its my sisters, not mine
[04:34] <Cpudan80> Flannel: OK, but I dont the XDMCP people are too smart for programming the thing to use UDP only
[04:34] <Flannel> Cpudan80: XDMCP has been around forever (well, not forever, but still), its not going away.  Then again, ssh tunneling has been out there forever too.
[04:34] <arthus> FLannel: still 403 error and no change
[04:35] <hobbzilla> Flannel, isn't x tunneled thru ssh overkill?
[04:35] <Yochanan> did anyone see my post?
[04:35] <Cpudan80> hobbzilla: no?
[04:35] <Cpudan80> hobbzilla: Its how most people do it
[04:35] <Nahalingam> Yochanan: please send your quey again
[04:35] <hobbzilla> cpudan80: didn't you just say you didn't know what xdmcp was?
[04:35] <Yochanan> i just installed Ubuntu 7.10 PPC Alt. on a iMac G3, but when i rebooted after installation it said: check root= bootarg cat /proc/cmdline or missing modules, devices: cat /proc/modules ls /dev ALERT! /dev/hda3 does not exist. Dropping to shell!
[04:35] <hobbzilla> :)
[04:35] <WebCave> Sup
[04:35] <Cpudan80> hobbzilla: Yes
[04:35] <WebCave> Its Pc Gamma Yo
[04:35] <Flannel> hobbzilla: Not really.  You're guaranteed a connection (TCP), and you can also connect from outside your LAN too.  Over a LAN, the overhead regarding the encryption won't be really noticable
[04:35] <Cpudan80> hobbzilla: I meant that X via SSH was how most people did it
[04:36] <roshan> I tried to use dmesg after i got booted into low-graphics mode. I get a lot of acpi exceptions. I was wondering if anyone could look at these messages. I tried using pci=noacpi but it did not work
[04:36] <Jangari> i don't think it's easy to hack yet, foibles
[04:36] <WebCave> sup
[04:36] <WebCave> yo
[04:36] <WebCave> yo
[04:36] <WebCave> yo
[04:36] <Sindacious> WebCave :D
[04:36] <WebCave> hey bro
[04:36] <WebCave> whats up
[04:36] <FloodBot2> WebCave: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:36] <foibles> Jangari, im testing with some cliche programs right now
[04:36] <Cpudan80> Rofl
[04:36] <sherl0k> haha
[04:36] <sherl0k> oooops
[04:36] <Cpudan80> The flood bot axed him
[04:36] <foibles> does itunes install on linux?
[04:36] <WebCave> is the fuck!
[04:36] <Sindacious> LOL
[04:36] <WebCave> lol
[04:36] <sherl0k> gg
[04:36] <ukuf> LOL
[04:36] <sherl0k> :)
[04:36] <Cpudan80> WebCave: Play nice this go round
[04:36] <astro76> !language | WebCave
[04:36] <WebCave> sorry
[04:36] <ubotu> WebCave: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly.
[04:36] <WebCave> had to do that
[04:37] <sherl0k> yeah FAMILY FRIENDLY
[04:37] <WebCave> fam frienly
[04:37] <sherl0k> hurr
[04:37] <kapace> my video card isn't DRI, what do i do?
[04:37] <WebCave> what the hell ya talkin about?
[04:37] <Sindacious> So
[04:37] <Jangari> they've managed to prevent people loading rockbox onto all new ipods, for instance, and rythmbox doesn't recognise my brother's itouch while it recognises my 5.5 video no worries
[04:37] <WebCave> no parents come here
[04:37] <Sindacious> Were all hugging and what not right?
[04:37] <WebCave> yell at me if your parents
[04:37] <hobbzilla> Flannel: I'm pretty sure UDP is getting through. I use xming with an XDMCP session when connected to my work via their VPN.
[04:37] <Flannel> !offtopic | WebCave
[04:37] <ubotu> WebCave: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[04:37] <hobbzilla> I'm not doing any ssh tunneling then..
[04:37] <Sindacious> Hey Look at me
[04:37] <Nahalingam> Yochanan: you have installed ubuntu in /dev/hda3 partition or what ?
[04:37] <Jangari> foibles, no it doesn't
[04:37] <Sindacious> I know some commands
[04:37] <Jangari> i don't think
[04:37] <WebCave> no one cares about ubuntu u cant play games on it!
[04:37] <Sindacious> !cookies PLZ
[04:37] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about cookies plz - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[04:37] <WebCave> i need FEAR!
[04:37] <foibles> Jangari, not even, er, in wine?
[04:37] <Flannel> hobbzilla: xming would be through ssh, which is tcp.   Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici or Jack_Sparrow!
[04:38] <arthus> Flannel: what command would I run to fix that. I already tried chmod 777 public
[04:38] <foibles> an apple program, for windows, then run in wine for linux?
[04:38] <Jcink2k> rofl wow.
[04:38] <foibles> what a work around
[04:38] <monsoon_king> ??
[04:38] <WebCave> WINDOWS XP AND VISTA FTW!
[04:38] <billsey_> how can I get ArdourGTK to install under Gutsy?
[04:38] <Jangari> well, foibles, wine sucks in any case,
[04:38] <WebCave> Hi guys
[04:38] <nalioth> WebCave: please be civil
[04:39] <WebCave> why?
[04:39] <Yochanan> Nahalingam, i only have one 10 GB hard drive on it. i had Mac OS 8.6 on it, and i let Ubuntu takeo over
[04:39] <hobbzilla> Flannel: I don't believe by default xming is tunneled thru ssh...
[04:39] <PriceChild> !guidelines | WebCave
[04:39] <ubotu> WebCave: The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[04:39] <WebCave> i like being evil!
[04:39] <Flannel> hobbzilla: It is
[04:39] <bgt421> umm... noobish question -- how do I find the file a program installed to? I've looked by hand in several directories, but can't find it
[04:39] <Yochanan> ooh! i just typed modprobe ide-core at the Busybox shell and it booted!
[04:39] <[mando]> i am running metacity under dapper, what would be the best way to change settings, if there are any?
[04:39] <Jangari> but try apt-cache searching for terms like ipod, etc., i got my ipod working better on rhythmbox than it ever did on itunes, i can even drop music onto my machine which itunes disallows
[04:39] <`iWindows> Hi
[04:39] <PriceChild> bgt421, things install in more than one locatino
[04:39] <Flannel> hobbzilla: UDP doesn't work well over the internet.  which is why ssh tunneling came into usage. (well, one of many reasons)
[04:39] <arthus> Flannel: I did chmod 777 public, still no change
[04:39] <badkitty> billsey_:  Download the source and makefile
[04:39] <PriceChild> bgt421, its binaries will go in one place, its documentation in another, is configuration in another etc. etc. etc.
[04:40] <Nahalingam> Yochanan: Is the installation went fine. It was occupied the whole 10GB ?
[04:40] <hobbzilla> Flannel: from xming site: "It is totally secure when used with SSH"
[04:40] <foibles> Jangari, yeah thats what im going for at the moment
[04:40] <badkitty> billsey_: I think it is in ine if the repos too.. did you try a google search?
[04:40] <billsey_> badkitty: I am one of those rare bird Linux users that knows nothing about programming. :-)
[04:40] <hobbzilla> which would reason that it doesn't require it to be.. which more than likely means it is not the default..
[04:40] <Yochanan> Nahalingam, yes
[04:40] <bgt421> PriceChild: Thanks, how would I find the configuration file for a particular package? Specifically OpenVPN, if you might be familiar with it
[04:41] <Jangari> but maybe steve jobs has put some preventative measures in, i don't know, i just know that my brothers itouch isn't even recognised by my machine whatsoever.
[04:41] <badkitty> billsey_: Hah, no there are many of us like that .. hang on
[04:41] <PriceChild> bgt421, no idea
[04:41] <Nahalingam> Yochanan, Installation of grub is over. Is it prompting you to choose ubuntu ?
[04:42] <Jangari> but foibles, while you're there, see if you can install a pda version of skype, and use the wireless to connect to the internet for free (if possible), and don't bother with the phone bit
[04:42] <badkitty> billsey_: Check this thread
[04:42] <badkitty> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=494284
[04:42] <[mando]> i don't know if my last message got lost of if no one can answer my question, but here it is again.
[04:42] <[mando]> i am running metacity under dapper, what would be the best way to change settings, if there are any?
[04:43] <Flannel> hobbzilla: You don't need to use it with ssh, but thats the default, and really the only way they could.
[04:43] <Yochanan> Nahalingam, no. i just got a Busybox prompt
[04:43] <Yochanan> i looked at the FAQ, and i tried modprobe ide-core and it booted, and i just logged in
[04:43] <nickrud> [mando]: you can see all the metacity settings under   gconf-editor /apps/metacity
[04:43] <Flannel> arthus: What are the permissions on it though?
[04:44] <[mando]> thank you, i will see what comes up.
[04:44] <arthus> owner: arthus
[04:44] <Pandab34R> anyone have a clue why i might only be seeing squares instead of text?
[04:44] <Sindacious> Test
[04:44] <Flannel> arthus: permissions (rwxr-xr-x, etc)
[04:44] <Sindacious> pr0n cave
[04:44] <Sindacious> Okay i'm working again
[04:45] <arthus> Flannel: how do I find?
[04:45] <arthus> sorry, I'm a noob
[04:45] <Yochanan> now it says it had an error loading the Gnome Settings Daemon
[04:45] <Flannel> arthus: ls -al /media/DOVE
[04:46] <arthus> Flannel: "drwx------ 17 arthus root   16384 2007-04-28 14:57 public"
[04:46] <hobbzilla> Flannel: so after enabling this on Gutsy, I just looked at /etc/gdm/gdm.conf and [xdmcp].. Enable=false
[04:46] <[mando]> ok new question. what would be the easiest way to get some sort of transparent windows on a machine running dapper with a sub par video card?
[04:46] <hobbzilla> Flannel: wouldn't this need to be true? :)
[04:46] <Flannel> arthus: Right.  That means its not readable by everyone.  What command were you running with the chmod?
[04:46] <Flannel> hobbzilla: I believe so, yes.
[04:47] <thQO> Windows ftw
[04:47] <thQO> Windows ftw
[04:47] <thQO> Windows ftw
[04:47] <OlbOpVjqBlsV> Windows ftw
[04:47] <thQO> Windows ftw
[04:47] <OlbOpVjqBlsV> Windows ftw
[04:47] <OlbOpVjqBlsV> Windows ftw
[04:47] <OlbOpVjqBlsV> Windows ftw
[04:47] <OlbOpVjqBlsV> Windows ftw
[04:47] <thQO> Windows ftw
[04:47] <thQO> Windows ftw
[04:47] <arthus> Flannel: chmod 777 public
[04:47] <OlbOpVjqBlsV> Windows ftw
[04:47] <FloodBot2> OlbOpVjqBlsV: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:47] <FloodBot2> thQO: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:47] <jw--> lol
[04:47] <Flannel> arthus: That was the full command?
[04:47] <arthus> Flannel: yes
[04:47] <sherl0k> is the windows flooding a common occurance here?
[04:47] <Flannel> arthus: what directory were you in when you did this?  and what did it say when you tried that? anything?
[04:47] <dman> sherl0k: no
[04:47] <badkitty> No first time Ive seen that
[04:47] <Cybermatt> second
[04:48] <jay> nope but who cares, that person was stupid
[04:48] <Flannel> sherl0k: when it does happen (rarely) it seems to all happen at once
[04:48] <arthus> Flannel: I was in /media/DOVE and it didn't say anything
[04:48] <iKap> is there a command to delete all temp/garbage files out?
[04:48] <Flannel> arthus: and what are the permissions on /media/DOVE? (ls -al /media)
[04:49] <arthus> Flannel: "drwx------   13 arthus root 16384 1969-12-31 19:00 DOVE"
[04:49] <sherl0k> chgrp to arthus
[04:49] <sherl0k> re-chmod to 777
[04:50] <Nahalingam> Yochanan: did you refered this thread "http//ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=500160"
[04:50] <roshan> I have now tried all the things on the forums but i still cannot get rid of this. Low-graphics mode error. When i boot, i get not connected to IO-ACPI error. Also my dmesg is filled with ACPI errors. Any helps is appreciated
[04:51] <joot> sherl0k, does 777 give max permissions read write and execute????
[04:51] <LockesRabb> hey, i know this might be a stupid question
[04:51] <sherl0k> yes
[04:51] <joot> sherl0k, ty
[04:51] <nickrud> iKap: what temp/garbage files are you thinking of?
[04:51] <Flannel> arthus: do: chmod a+r /media/DOVE/public && ls -al /media/DOVE and give the perms for public again
[04:51] <LockesRabb> but what's the term for a letter-based combination that'd be short for a term?
[04:51] <NzbAecTZ> Windows ftw
[04:51] <rIJyj> Windows ftw
[04:51] <vvjUetD> Windows ftw
[04:51] <vvjUetD> Windows ftw
[04:51] <NzbAecTZ> Windows ftw
[04:51] <NzbAecTZ> Windows ftw
[04:51] <NzbAecTZ> Windows ftw
[04:51] <rIJyj> Windows ftw
[04:51] <rIJyj> Windows ftw
[04:51] <rIJyj> Windows ftw
[04:51] <rIJyj> Windows ftw
[04:51] <NzbAecTZ> Windows ftw
[04:51] <FloodBot2> rIJyj: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:51] <NzbAecTZ> Windows ftw
[04:51] <vvjUetD> Windows ftw
[04:51] <rIJyj> Windows ftw
[04:51] <FloodBot2> NzbAecTZ: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:51] <vvjUetD> Windows ftw
[04:51] <LockesRabb> for example
[04:51] <diabolix> is it possible to install developement and documentation packages along with normal packages by default?
[04:51] <LockesRabb> MIT = Mass. Institue of Tech
[04:52] <foibles> LockesRabb, what about mit
[04:52] <jscinoz> has acroread been removed from the repos?
[04:52] <arthus> Flannel: "drwx------ 17 arthus root   16384 2007-04-28 14:57 public
[04:52] <arthus> "
[04:52] <LockesRabb> no, im not referring to mit, im talking about how we use mit for short for mass institue of tech
[04:52] <nickrud> jscinoz: yes
[04:52] <LockesRabb> what's that term?
[04:52] <jscinoz> nickrud, would there be a 3rd party repo somewhere i can get it?
[04:53] <LockesRabb> net is short for internet, m$ is short for microsoft, stuff like that
[04:53] <LockesRabb> what's that called?
[04:53] <Flannel> arthus: alright (obviously) somethings not right here.  Is media a separate partition that you've mounted?  Is it perhaps mounted read only? (you should still get an error message htough, which is the oddest bit)
[04:53] <nickrud> jscinoz: not that I'm aware of.
[04:53] <diabolix> is it possible to configure apt to install recomended packages without asking?
[04:53] <jscinoz> >_<
[04:53] <Flannel> LockesRabb: abbreviation
[04:53] <nickrud> diabolix: it already does
[04:53] <arthus> Flannel: yes, it is a seperate partition mounted
[04:53] <LockesRabb> yesssssssssssssss
[04:53] <LockesRabb> thanks flannel
[04:53] <LockesRabb> it was on the tip of my tongue, it was driving me crazy
[04:53] <arthus> Flannel: but I can write to it
[04:54] <Flannel> arthus: Then you can't change the permissions
[04:54] <Flannel> arthus: er, nevermind.
[04:54] <diabolix> nickrud, it installs dependancies, not recomendations.
[04:54] <nickrud> jscinoz: I prefer evince myself nowadays anyway
[04:54] <alex654> hi guys, I'm trying to build a small program using make, but it fails to locate the *.h file (it's located in ../include relative to the cpp), I'm stuck, is there a wayI tellt he makefile to look in that directory
[04:54] <Gibb> How do I access the windows network file share of a windows computer through xubuntu?
[04:54] <jscinoz> aye, but i'd prefer a firefox plugin for pdfs, and i know i can use mozplugger with evince but its ugly as heck :P
[04:54] <billsey_> badkitty, I looked through the thread, tried the code that it lists, but it can't find the repos that should be there. ArdourGTK remains ghosted in my add/remove. :-(
[04:54] <zamarax> anyone know if it's possible in compiz-config to how workspaces show the their number when switching between them?
[04:55] <zamarax> sorry, to SHOW
[04:55] <nickrud> diabolix: yes, it's set for installing recommends. see /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/01ubuntu
[04:55] <PKdoR> I need help I think i just majorlly screwed up my GURB I get Error 15!!
[04:55] <joot> Gibb, I think samba
[04:55] <billsey_> badkitty: I looked through the thread, tried the code that it lists, but it can't find the repos that should be there. ArdourGTK remains ghosted in my add/remove. :-(
[04:55] <Gibb> joot. oh weird. how do I access that?
[04:55] <badkitty> billsey_: You have to add the repo yourself
[04:56] <Cybermatt> !grub | billsey_
[04:56] <ubotu> billsey_: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[04:56] <diabolix> nickrud, but i just installed xchat, and it recomended  libnotify-bin, but did not install it.
[04:56] <nickrud> jscinoz: you still using mozplugger? I haven't messed with that since I can't remember when :)
[04:56] <LockesRabb> i dunno if anyone has heard of it, but what's the abbreviation for wireless electricity? i know of "WiTricity", but im referring to the even more shorter term
[04:56] <ParsiTux> i want  to force epiphany to open files in new tab, not window
[04:56] <nickrud> diabolix: do you have that 01ubuntu file?
[04:56] <diabolix> yes
[04:56] <ParsiTux> it must be posible by about:config , no?
[04:56] <jscinoz> nickrud you have another way of getting a pdf plugin into firefox?
[04:56] <diabolix> nickrud, yes
[04:57] <joot> Gibb, you may have to dl it if it is not already on your system
[04:57] <diabolix> nickrud, does that only apply to official packages tho?
[04:57] <Gibb> joot, it doesnt come with xubuntu?
[04:57] <BELKINZED> Ubuntu doesn't start on login, I tried reconfiguring X, no sucess.Could anyone help me?
[04:57] <JLappy> does anyone know of a good trip planning software? something comparable to M$ streets and trips
[04:58] <Cpudan80> Google maps?
[04:58]  * Cpudan80 ducks
[04:58] <nickrud> diabolix: probably, the file only talks about main, universe, mulitiverse and restricted
[04:58] <ParsiTux> does Epiphaniy has any IRC channel?
[04:58] <joot> Gibb, not sure I am running ubuntu with a gnome desktop
[04:58] <badkitty> JLappy: hmmm did you try searching on  sourceforge?
[04:58] <nickrud> jscinoz: no, I am just glad I don't need it anymore. I don't mind separate windows for pdfs
[04:58] <billsey_> badkitty: I just looked in Synaptic, and the repos are added there. What else need I do?
[04:59] <JLappy> yes, i'm looking at several but just asking for opinions of preferred apps here
[04:59] <anabelle> is LSD dangerous when mixed with antibiotics?
[04:59] <sherl0k> anabelle, try #lsd
[04:59] <sherl0k> they might know more :)
[04:59] <nickrud> diabolix: but on first blush I'd expect it to work for any file from a repo
[04:59] <badkitty> billsey_: Well did you check the packages and and perform the installation?
[04:59] <nickrud> !o4o | anabelle
[04:59] <ubotu> anabelle: Some things are inappropriate for #ubuntu. Controversial topics, which always turn into flamewars: war, race, religion, politics (unless related to software licencing), gender, sexuality, drugs, questionable legal activities, removing of oneself from the planet (except by space or time travel) are not for here, perhaps #off-topic or ##politics. Microsoft software in ##windows (Please note Freenode Policy) - Thanks.
[05:00] <diabolix> nickrud, so, when installing build-essential, it suggests manpages-dev, but it won't install it.
[05:00] <billsey_> badkitty: It said something about a broken pipe. It failed to create a directory or something un ./etc
[05:00] <jscinoz> mozplugger is nice, lets me run the windows version of shockwave in linux firefox :D
[05:00] <billsey_> under
[05:00] <joot> Gibb, just run apt-get install samba it will not install twice
[05:00] <Jangari> how does one download more visualisation files for rhythmbox/movie player?
[05:00] <Gibb> joot, I found it on the add/remove thing
[05:00] <BELKINZED> Could someone help me troublehsoot with an seemly xserver problem. I'm a new ubuntu user, so try to bare with me. I look over at ubuntu forums, reconfiguring X does no good. I could post logs upon requests.
[05:00] <joot> Gibb, cool
[05:01] <badkitty> billsey_: Did you use the script method or go throughsynaptic?
[05:01] <nickrud> diabolix: suggests is not the same as recommends , but you can configure apt to install suggests as well. See /usr/share/doc/apt/examples/configure-index.gz
[05:01] <RequinB5> BELKIZED - what seems to be the problem?  Typing that usually helps more :P
[05:01] <billsey_> badkitty: I think it was GDebi
[05:01] <kapace> hello, why can i add a root of a drive as a smb share, but not a path within a drive?
[05:01] <nickrud> jscinoz: really? do you have a link to a howto?
[05:01] <jscinoz> yes one sec
[05:01] <joot> Gibb, windows sometimes take forever to show the network files you have to be really patient :-)))
[05:02] <[mando]> how do i switch to xcompmgr from metacity?
[05:02] <BELKINZED> RequinB5: Well, upon GDM login, ubuntu just has the cursor loading wheel, and nothing loads, after that it displays that X is corrupted. I don't quite remeber. I tried reconfiguring x, but no sucess. It might've been due to something I did with the fonts. I changed them to bitmap
[05:02] <jscinoz> nickrud argh cant find it, ill pm you isntructions, its like only a 5 step process
[05:02] <badkitty> billsey_: Hmm I think best way might to be install it from source...
[05:03] <nickrud> jscinoz: takes wine I figure. Sounds promising
[05:03] <RequinB5> BELKINZED : error before or after login prompt
[05:03] <BELKINZED> RequinB5: before
[05:04] <billsey_> badkitty: I just tried Synaptic, and I think it might actually work. It's not ghosted there, but only in Add/Remove. I'll check back later to let you know.
[05:04] <RequinB5> BELKINZED: Then you're right, its most likely x.  Can you type what the exact error msg is?
[05:04] <badkitty> billsey_: ok
[05:05] <badkitty> billsey_: I noticed the repo for the link was actually a feisty repo so that could be an issue...Perhaps there was another one I didn't see though
[05:05] <BELKINZED> RequinB5: I can't quite acess it now, but i do have acess to the drive and i can post logs and whatnot
[05:05] <ryansmith> I configured Mythbuntu and it asked me to log out. Once I did that, gdm just hung. Restarts don't seem to cure it, either. What am I missing here?
[05:05] <fritsy4> what the minimum for the root partition on an ubuntu install (with a separate /home)?
[05:06] <RequinB5> BELKINZED : ok, you said you tried 'sudo dkpg-reconfigure xserver-org'
[05:06] <billsey_> badkitty: Well, right now, Synaptic is starting to download the packages.  :-D
[05:07] <Flannel> arthus: Its definately fixable (well, its not broken, so you don't really need to fix anything per sey), I just don't know whats going on.
[05:08] <arthus> Flannel: hmmm.... I have been running your commands exactly as you wrote them
[05:08] <gmcastil> mmm....wireless works now
[05:08] <arthus> Flannel: any other info which would help you figure it out?
[05:09] <nickrud> fritsy4: about 10-15 gb is plenty
[05:09] <nickrud> fritsy4: you can get by with about 6-7 though
[05:09] <fritsy4> nickrud, i have 7
[05:09] <badkitty> fritsy4: I was thinking minimum was ~ 3 ...
[05:10] <badkitty> fritsy4: But its always better to provide more space, you can always resize right?
[05:10] <kamanashisroy> Hi, anyone know where to find details about serial devices ?
[05:10] <fritsy4> fritsy4, i would like Gnome
[05:10] <nickrud> fritsy4: 7 will do fine, leaves you plenty of room. If you are using lots of databases and stuff that might show up in /var , you can consider moving them to /nome
[05:10] <nickrud> */home
[05:10] <DG19075> anyone have trouble getting into ubuntu-art or gnome-look?
[05:10] <fritsy4> nickrud, no database just a small HDD
[05:10] <kamanashisroy> When my mobile connects to PC it gives multiple choices .. and my computer select the #1 choice ..
[05:10] <kamanashisroy> I want to change this mode ..
[05:10] <badkitty> DG19075: I had trouble going to gnomelook yes
[05:10] <jlulian38> Is there a way to pipe an audio input(mic or w/e) to your speakers without tying up the device(ie, through ALSA)
[05:11] <kamanashisroy> any hints of who maintains this driver ?
[05:11] <DG19075> both of those were down
[05:12] <zelrikriando> http://img513.imageshack.us/my.php?image=capture2bc0.png
[05:12] <kapace> hello, why can i add a root of a drive as a smb share, but not a path within a drive?
[05:12] <zelrikriando> my desktop ^^
[05:12] <abdoreza> hi
[05:13] <RequinB5> hello abdoreza
[05:13] <DG19075> at least this tell me I wasn't the only one trying to get to those sites
[05:13] <ryansmith> cmon, I can't boot gnome and no one can help?
[05:13] <DG19075> and having trouble
[05:14] <ryansmith> it can't be that difficult
[05:14] <co_gokil_> huy
[05:14]  * nickrud runs from mythubuntu
[05:14] <RequinB5> !patience | ryansmith
[05:14] <ubotu> ryansmith: The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[05:14] <RequinB5> what is the problem
[05:14] <ryansmith> I installed mythbuntu and ran the configuration
[05:15] <ryansmith> it prompted me to log out
[05:15] <ryansmith> when it did, the login manager wouldn't even boot
[05:15] <abdoreza> I have parsix
[05:15] <ryansmith> X was still running though
[05:15] <BELKINZED> RequinB5: I use ATI drivers. but okay, any other diagnostic steps/troublehsooting steps?
[05:15] <fritsy4> one more question - on my desktop i have gutsy with the root partition taking almost 20GB, i do have a lot of stuff but is there a way to trim it down?
[05:15] <KaiForce> it is official, Ubuntu multi monitor support is weak.
[05:16] <BELKINZED> BELKINZED: Need any logs pasted? Xorg logs?
[05:16] <KaiForce> i'm saying this as a fan
[05:16] <badkitty> fritsy4: It is possible to resize disk partitions using gparted
[05:16] <KaiForce> what does it mean when the desktop background and items placed on the Desktop are blacked out
[05:16] <badkitty> KaiForce: Why is that?
[05:16] <RequinB5> BELKINZED: VESA is *almost* guarenteed to give you stuff.  If it is a driver problem, then at least you'll be able to boot and hopefully get the restricted drivers
[05:16] <badkitty> KaiForce: I think it is actually very decent
[05:16] <abdoreza> I have parsix
[05:17] <abdoreza> ver 1
[05:17] <KaiForce> badkitty:  I had a heck of a time getting a multiple monitor setup with my Vaio laptop...
[05:17] <BELKINZED> RequinB5: I doubt it though, it's not a driver problem. I think it's something I modified in font.conf absent midnly
[05:17] <BELKINZED> RequinB5: Drivers for ubuntu work flawlessly 'out-of-the-box'
[05:17] <BELKINZED> RequinB5: for my Vcard
[05:17] <badkitty> KaiForce: Hmm... setting my twinview was a breeze, compiz and everything just went easy for me..
[05:17] <KaiForce> i ended up creating two xorg.confs and scripting so I could switch between the external monitor and the laptop
[05:17] <KaiForce> badkitty:  you had the right hardware for twinview
[05:18] <fritsy4> badkitty, thats not what i mean, i mean my / i using 20GB i want to delete some unnecessary files , i already went apt-get autoclean but that didnt do much
[05:18] <Flannel> fritsy4: do a real clean
[05:18] <Flannel> fritsy4: (apt-get clean)
[05:18] <fritsy4> Flannel, what the difference between apt-get autoclean and apt-get clean?
[05:18] <badkitty> KaiForce: True
[05:19] <badkitty> KaiForce: I could see how using a laptop with twinview could be a little trickier
[05:19] <Agiofws> hello
[05:19] <Flannel> fritsy4: autoclean only gets rid of old stuff, clean gets rid of everything.
[05:19] <Agiofws> someone  how do i disable  from loading X automatically ?
[05:19] <josiah> any joomla users in here?
[05:19] <Agiofws> from boot ?
[05:19] <RequinB5> BELKINZED: I don't know as much about the fonts, so if you're sure its because of that, I don't know what to say.  if its a problem with X, reconfiguring x should fix it unless you reconfigured it incorrectly
[05:20] <badkitty> I've used joomla
[05:20] <fritsy4> Flannel, "everything" in this case means unnecessary files ,right?
[05:20] <BELKINZED> RequinB5: I've reconfigured x countless times, and it has never failed me. I stick with the set defaults(without framebuffer)
[05:20] <RequinB5> Also might help to ask when it isn't 12:20 AM on the east coast
[05:20] <badkitty> josiah: PM me though cause its off-topic
[05:20] <RequinB5> :P
[05:21] <Flannel> fritsy4: all the deb files in your cache, yes.
[05:21] <wick2o_> hello, i just did a debootstrap to my cfcard, im tring to do a chroot /media/cfcard however i keep getting "command cannot run '/bin/bash'"
[05:22] <wick2o_> ive tried edgy and gusty and not having any luck
[05:22] <j2daosh> how do i mount NTFS drives?
[05:22] <fritsy4> Flannel, my /var/cache/apt?
[05:22] <Flannel> fritsy4: yes
[05:22] <RequinB5> 'mount'
[05:22] <j2daosh> whats the command to see the connected drives?
[05:22] <fritsy4> (i'm a bot thick,sorry)
[05:22] <josiahw> badkitty: ok
[05:23] <fritsy4> Flannel, THANK YOU
[05:24] <j2daosh> is mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/hda0 /mount/point correct?
[05:24] <KiD_ChAoS> does compiz run on Suse?
[05:24] <heartsblood> does anybody know where the user prefs are stored for deluge?
[05:24] <joot> Gibb, Did you get samba to work??
[05:27] <PKdoR> i need to fix a broken raido grub pleaswe help
[05:27] <shekhar> hello is anyone aware of a strange ailment where my caps lock key becomes a num lock and then eventually hitting caps lock restarts X?
[05:27] <j2daosh> what the command to find out what drives are attached
[05:27] <KaiForce> j2daosh try -t cifs
[05:27] <ere4si> j2daosh, I don't think it will be hda0
[05:27] <j2daosh> its a ntfs drives
[05:27] <j2daosh> thats what i thought but it didn't work
[05:27] <KaiForce> j2daosh yes i know, cifs
[05:27] <Jewsus> How do I see what process is using the playback device "hw:0"?
[05:28] <KaiForce> what does 'it didn't work' mean.
[05:28] <KaiForce> was there an error
[05:28] <KaiForce> did it say "i refuse"
[05:28] <KaiForce> what.
[05:28] <j2daosh> well im on the phone with the guy and his cell keeps utting out lol
[05:28] <j2daosh> gimme a sec
[05:28] <KaiForce> ok
[05:29] <wick2o_> any clue why a chroot /media/blah would return "chroot: cannot run command `/bin/bash:...
[05:29] <wick2o_> googleing isnt much help at the moment
[05:29] <Brewster> anyone had the WSOD with nvidia restricted drivers on gusty?
[05:30] <travisat> wsod?
[05:31] <Brewster> white screen of death when enabling compiz etc
[05:31] <JLappy> i installed an app from the repos but now i can't find it in the menu's or with autocomplete in the commandline, reinstall didn't help, what would cause this?
[05:31] <travisat> Brewster: well I have had no problems with those drivers
[05:31] <KaiForce> what app JLappy, i had that happen also
[05:31] <JLappy> routeplanner
[05:31] <KaiForce> in my case it was a bug
[05:32] <toresn> do anyone use the dillo web browser here?  i installed it just now, but it's rendering pages wrong...
[05:32] <KaiForce> i would google it
[05:32] <templario> where stay a paste of a eggdrop?
[05:32] <ere4si> sudo updatedb && locate routeplanner JLappy
[05:32] <toresn> (i installed it with sudo aptitude install dillo)
[05:32] <Azrael_-> hi
[05:32] <travisat> toresn: dillo has some problems, it doesn't support a lot of stuff
[05:32] <templario> travista
[05:33] <templario> travisat
[05:33] <joot> wick2o, see if this helps... http://www.google.com/linux?hl=en&q=%22chroot%3A+cannot+run+command+%60%2Fbin%2Fbash%3A&btnG=Search
[05:33] <KaiForce> dillo?  whiskey tango foxtrot
[05:33] <ere4si> toresn, dillo hasn't been worked on for a while I believe - mabye it doesn't do java well
[05:33] <Azrael_-> i just downloaded the ubuntu amd64-version and am in the live session-user. how can i install it now encrypted?
[05:33] <templario> travisat how install eggdrop in ubuntu?
[05:33] <travisat> templario: no idea
[05:33] <KaiForce> Azrael isn't there an install link on desktop
[05:34] <travisat> templario: sudo aptitude install eggdrop?
[05:34] <templario> apt-get install eggdrop
[05:34] <templario> i made this but
[05:34] <ricardo0o> UBUNTU IS FOR LOSERS
[05:34] <KaiForce> i'm a loser
[05:34] <toresn> travisat, i understand... i use opera primarily, but thought it would be nice to try it out...  i see on some of the screenshots that it should be able to render "normal" web pages correctly
[05:34] <templario> lol
[05:34] <templario> im a loser too
[05:34] <Azrael_-> KaiForce: there is but it doesn't offer me the option for an encrypted installation
[05:34] <sor8786> is anyone there
[05:34] <templario> lol
[05:34] <zylstra555> I need to install a .deb file, "avaststuff$ avast4workstation_1.0.8-2_i386.deb" How do I do this?
[05:35] <Starnestommy> zylstra555: sudo dpkg -i filename?
[05:35] <zylstra555> Starnestommy: Thanks
[05:35] <Scunizi> zylstra555, or double click it
[05:35] <KaiForce> Azrael right sorry, I'm not sure, you want a fully encrypted disk like for a laptop?
[05:35] <Azrael_-> yes
[05:35] <zylstra555> Scunizi: Using Terminal
[05:35] <Scunizi> zylstra555, no gui.
[05:35] <templario> who know about eggdrop in ubuntu pls help me
[05:36] <travisat> toresn: as was mentions it hasn't been updated in a while and only really works for plain webpages and doesn't always render them right
[05:36] <tritium> templario: what about it?
[05:36] <RB2> zylstra555, use Starnestommy's command above.
[05:36] <toresn> ok
[05:36] <templario> tritium i made this apt-get install eggdrop
[05:37] <ztkz> ubuntu is for loosers!
[05:37] <ztkz> ubuntu is for loosers!
[05:37] <arthus> Apache is not interpreting php files
[05:37] <tritium> templario: you need to precede that with "sudo", templario
[05:37] <templario> yes tritium
[05:37] <RB2> tritium, you're quick. :D
[05:37] <tritium> RB2: :)
[05:37] <templario> but .conf?
[05:38] <templario> tritium .conf how i make?
[05:38] <arthus> anyone know why Apache would not be using php to interpret php?
[05:38] <KaiForce> Azrael this is out of date but try it:  http://www.cs278.org/blog/ubuntu-configuration/feisty-debootstrap-encrypted-install/
[05:38] <tritium> templario: did you look under /etc?
[05:38] <templario> yeah
[05:38] <Jospeh> hello I am trying to recover my windows mbr through sgd, cause I'm getting grub error17. I can't boot either ubuntu (on slave) or windows (on master)
[05:38] <templario> in /etc/usr/lib
[05:38] <arthus> I ran "sudo aptitude install php5 libapache2-mod-php5"
[05:38] <templario> /etc/usr/lib/eggdrop
[05:38] <templario> but have modules
[05:38] <RB2> tritium, when you kicked ricardo0o, I thought you were a bot for a moment. ;)
[05:38] <templario> not have .conf
[05:38] <tritium> RB2: nope
[05:39] <KaiForce> Jospeh - if you boot to the recovery console in windows you can recreate the MBR
[05:39]  * RB2 means that as a compliment hehe
[05:39] <badkitty> arthus: you tried restarting and all that stuff?
[05:39] <tritium> RB2: thanks!
[05:39] <shekhar> hello is anyone aware of a strange ailment where my caps lock key becomes a num lock and then eventually hitting caps lock restarts X?
[05:39] <arthus> badkitty: yup, restarted a couple of times
[05:39] <Jospeh> KaiForce-  I can't remeber the admin password for my computer
[05:39] <shekhar> on a thinkpad runny gutsy
[05:39] <tritium> templario: I've never used eggdrop.  Check the docs in /usr/share/doc/eggdrop
[05:39] <templario> xit brazilian guy .adsl.gvt.net.br ?
[05:39] <KaiForce> shekar - yes I  think i've heard of that... some chap was just having the same issue not 5 minutes ago in here
[05:39] <badkitty> arthus: Hmm I had that issue before.. and the modules are loading??
[05:39] <templario> crazy
[05:39] <templario> =]
[05:40] <arthus> badkitty: I don't know. I assume so, how can I check?
[05:40] <badkitty> arthus: Dont know off hand
[05:40] <Jewsus> seriously how come I can't make sound anymore because hw:0 is already in use or something ?
[05:40] <KaiForce> Jospeh:  then google "offline nt password" and click first link
[05:41] <templario> tritium: made this apt-get install eggdrop in your console pls
[05:41] <tritium> templario: no, I don't intend to install eggdrop
[05:41] <templario> ='/
[05:41] <badkitty> arthus: Maybe php5-mysql??
[05:42] <templario> my english is not good tritium
[05:42] <arthus> badkity: hmm?
[05:42] <tritium> templario: that's okay
[05:42] <templario> ='/
[05:42] <JLappy> ere4si, thanks, that found it
[05:42] <badkitty> arthus: PM me
[05:42] <ere4si> happy for you JLappy  :)
[05:43] <K-Fox> what does it need to install xterm? i cannot install it osso-xterm_0.13.mh24bora1_armel.deb
[05:43] <Jospeh> KaiForce-  Thanks.  I'll do that as soon as I can get to my computer
[05:43] <K-Fox> using n800
[05:43] <[mando]> hmm. i set xcompmgr to startup with simple drop shadows, then i logged out, then back in, and now my panels are gone
[05:43] <[mando]> help?
[05:44] <KaiForce> Jospeh:  np
[05:44] <travisat> [mando]: xcompmgr has to be set to autostart when you log in
[05:45] <travisat> [mando]: also it isn't entirely bug free
[05:45] <jlulian38> does anyone know why video output turns B&W all the time
[05:45] <[mando]> it was working when it was set up for regular drop shadows =\
[05:45] <[mando]> so, what is my next plan of action?
[05:45] <jlulian38> Using any renderer, the video just goes B&W randomly
[05:45] <jlulian38> and is stuck like that until I reset X
[05:45] <travisat> [mando]: if you have it set up for startup remove it
[05:45] <travisat> [mando]: from start up
[05:45] <[mando]> i can't access any menus
[05:46] <travisat> [mando]: alt-f2 should open up a run menu
[05:46] <david_J> I am having difficulty deciding how I am going to set up a small network.  I am working in Iraq, and the Iraqis have 2 choices of internet.  A wireless unsecure network, and something running from a satellite.
[05:46] <rampeltilsken> hi all
[05:46] <travisat> [mando]: how did you set it to run at start up
[05:46] <Jewsus> I have a quick question, how do I find and kill any processes that are using "the playback device 'hw:0'"?
[05:46] <[mando]> that was before i logged off, when i had menus
[05:47] <david_J> I trust neither...But it is all I have.  I can't download all the stuff I want from a government computer...
[05:47] <KaiForce> david_J is cost a factor?
[05:47] <rampeltilsken> how to convert a pdf file to doc file in ubuntu?
[05:47] <rampeltilsken> how to convert a pdf file to doc file in ubuntu?
[05:47] <tritium> !repeat | rampeltilsken
[05:47] <ubotu> rampeltilsken: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[05:47] <david_J> I want to make it as secure as I can get...
[05:47] <travisat> [mando]: I know but what method did you do to make it run at startup, or if you didn't
[05:47] <david_J> With little money as possible..
[05:48] <rampeltilsken> okk
[05:48] <[mando]> travisat: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=73101&postcount=21
[05:48] <tritium> rampeltilsken: there is no utility for converting PDF to Word documents.
[05:48] <[mando]> i used that
[05:48] <templario> ow xit tritium nice docs
[05:48] <david_J> I can buy a cheap computer right and ip forward stuff to the router right?
[05:48] <templario> x)
[05:48] <KaiForce> david_J if you have access to a secure remote host, you can use VPN or SSH to have complete security on the wireless or satellite
[05:48] <tritium> templario: good
[05:48] <Jewsus> l:(
[05:48] <rampeltilsken> how to convert a pdf file to odt file in ubuntu?
[05:48] <david_J> KaiForce: I don't
[05:48] <tritium> rampeltilsken: same answer
[05:49] <travisat> [mando]: what ubuntu version are you running?
[05:49] <Jangari> can someone tell em if this bash snippet makes any sense? The normal sox command is "sox input-file output-file", and I have the following:
[05:49] <Jangari> for file in *.mp3; do sox -t .wav $file -t .ogg ${file%.mp3}.ogg; done
[05:49] <[mando]> dapper
[05:49] <KaiForce> well with tor you can have good security, except in your case over the first hop
[05:49] <david_J> KaiForce: and I don'
[05:49] <Jangari> oh i see where i buggered it up,
[05:49] <david_J> t know of anyone that does...
[05:49] <travisat> [mando]: ok does the alt-f2 open a run dialog?
[05:49] <[mando]> yes
[05:49] <foibles> anyone tried any other cool distros lately
[05:50] <foibles> im downloading mint linux
[05:50] <travisat> [mando]: ok type in gnome-session-manager and if that doesn't work try gnome-session-properties I don't know what it was called in dapper
[05:50] <foibles> and the new sun OS
[05:50] <rampeltilsken> how to convert pdf files to open office format?
[05:50] <templario> tritium: file:///usr/share/doc/eggdrop-data/html/index.html
[05:50] <templario> x)
[05:50] <david_J> KaiForce: I thought it would be a good idea to put a computer in the way of my laptop with a good firewall, or you really don't think it'll matter?
[05:50] <templario> nice job
[05:50] <[mando]> oh, ok, i got it now travisat , i think i can do it from here
[05:50] <tritium> templario: good :)
[05:50] <travisat> [mando]: gl
[05:51] <[mando]> thanks.
[05:51] <KaiForce> won't matter, because unless you are using SSL that first hop over unencrypted wireless is wide open
[05:51] <rampeltilsken> how to convert pdf files to open office format? please veryone....i need urgent on this issue
[05:51] <david_J> KaiForce: I am going wired
[05:51] <KaiForce> it will help keep people off your laptop however
[05:51] <bernier> what's the command to go from gutsy to hardy?
[05:51] <Jangari> you copy the text out of it rampeltilsken, then you paste it into openoffice
[05:51] <tritium> rampeltilsken: I already told you!
[05:51] <david_J> KaiForce: I'll be paying $159 for one of those satellites today..
[05:52] <travisat> [mando]: also xcompmgr has always been buggy in the session manager you might try a higher order setting, I think if it runs at the wrong time it messes up the panels if I remember right
[05:52] <rampeltilsken> ok....thanks
[05:52] <david_J> KaiForce: They win lol
[05:52] <KaiForce> hehe ok
[05:52] <travisat> Berto: why do you want to
[05:52] <travisat> !hardy
[05:52] <ubotu> Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS), due April 2008 - For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron - CONSIDER IT TO BE PRE BETA (ALPHA) SOFTWARE - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, NOT #ubuntu
[05:52] <Jangari> rampeltilsken: a pdf is for all intents and purposes an image,
[05:52] <badkitty> bernier: sudo apt-get install dist-upgrade .. i think
[05:53] <badkitty> Man Im rusty
[05:53] <david_J> KaiForce: But I know nothing about what they have as far as the router they use and firewalling from the router back.  It is Iraq after all...
[05:53] <travisat> err bernier
[05:53] <E_Data> is AMD64 vs. i386 architecture designed specifically for amd processors?
[05:53] <KaiForce> right, choices are limited
[05:53] <ryansmith> I tried using the setup dialog for Mythbuntu and now Gnome's login manager won't boot. Does anyone know what's going on?
[05:53] <ushimitsudoki> E_Data: no ... amd64 is fine on intel 64-bit procs
[05:54] <Kevin`> E_Data almost all 64bit processors you will use are amd64. intel kind of abandoned ia64 and switched to the amd spec for it
[05:54] <david_J> KaiForce: http://rafb.net/p/Tnpyic44.html is this a stupid idea or am I understanding this wrong?
[05:54] <E_Data> so anything 32 bit is i386?
[05:54] <iambernie> Hi guys, if I installed "sudo apt-get install compiz", have I installed Compiz-fusion or just regular Compiz if there is any difference between the two?
[05:54] <tritium> ryansmith: try asking in #ubuntu-mythtv
[05:54] <Kevin`> E_Data well, anything PC that isn't a mac, yes
[05:55] <E_Data> okie
[05:55] <ushimitsudoki> E_Data: yes, but you can run i386 on a 64-bit proc as well (but not the other way around)
[05:55] <E_Data> ok
[05:55] <badkitty> Any new ubuntu users, may want to check this site. It's a reference of linux equivalents of windows software: http://www.linuxrsp.ru/win-lin-soft/table-eng.html
[05:56] <gmcastil> can someone please pastebin their /etc/profile for me
[05:56] <Nephyrin> iambernie: Compiz is the 3D display system itself, and it comes with a set of basic plugins. Fusion is a more feature-rich set of plugins for compiz that most people use, hence Compiz Fusion
[05:56] <david_J> This stuff gets confusing...
[05:56] <gmcastil> a new one
[05:57] <Mr-LonelY> anybody knows default username n pass for tomcat admin?
[05:57] <gmcastil> can someone with a 7.10 please pastebin their /etc/profile?
[05:57] <iambernie> Nephyrin: Thanks
[05:58] <david_J> http://rafb.net/p/bezf5v38.html whoever wanted a copy of /etc/profile
[05:58] <Jangari> 3 whole months until 8.04!!
[05:58] <gmcastil> david_J: thanks
[05:58] <KaiForce> david_J sorry my keyboard and mouse are going insane.  i'm looking now
[05:58] <joot> gmcastil, hang on I will go have a look for you.....
[05:58] <gmcastil> joot:  i got it, thanks anyway
[05:58] <badkitty> Mr-LonelY: You can assign this role to a username/password combination of your choice in the /conf/tomcat-users.xml file.
[05:58] <david_J> KaiForce: cool... I prolly wont need the bridge...
[05:58] <Nephyrin> iambernie: Also, you'll probably want to install 'emerald' which is a window-decorator (draws borders on windows) that is used with compiz fusion, as opposed to the more basic gtk-window-decorator that comes with compiz by default
[05:58] <joot> gmcastil, no prob :-)
[05:59] <PKdoR> so it looks like i need to re install mu ubuntu cause I screwd with it to much
[05:59] <KaiForce> bridge looks useless
[05:59] <tritium> PKdoR: that's doubtful
[05:59] <gmcastil> joot: i'm not sure that i like how ubuntu deals with user settings
[05:59] <david_J> I thought so.... But I could use 2 nics and ip forwarding to the router... And try to set up a good firewall right?
[06:00] <joot> gmcastil, why not???
[06:00] <KaiForce> yep
[06:00] <PKdoR> if I reintall without reformating the home partition will my settings be safed for compiz-fusion, fiirefox, thunderbird?
[06:00] <travisat> PKdoR: yes
[06:00] <KaiForce> or a nat/firewall combo
[06:00] <gmcastil> joot: lots of little things...
[06:00] <david_J> KaiForce: would it really make a difference?
[06:00] <EmmerP> anybody using Cheese, webcam / video software?
[06:00] <gmcastil> PKdoR: major reason for putting /home on another partitoin
[06:01] <joot> gmcastil, you can change them in the gui if you need to
[06:01] <KaiForce> well if you are assigned only 1 ip address from the provider yes
[06:01] <gmcastil> joot: i hate guis
[06:01] <PKdoR>  In runnung it in fake raid 0 to dual boot with windows and now it gives me an error 15 with grub and the live cd tells me that the mount point does not exis when i try o fix it
[06:01] <jscinoz> hey guys, i've got a core2duo cpu, /proc/cpuinfo shows both cores support hypertherading, after adding ht=on to the kernel command line in /boot/grub/menu.lst, i still only have the two physical cores rather than 4 logical cores, any idea how i can enable hyperthreadign?
[06:01] <david_J> KaiForce: That aint goin to happen DHCP and they won't give me static
[06:02] <joot> gmcastil, you can change them in the terminal too :-D
[06:02] <fireb0x> hey guys
[06:02] <travisat> PKdoR: its a grub problem
[06:02] <david_J> KaiForce: the act like they don't speak English
[06:02] <iambernie> Nephyrin: Is Emerald some kind of plugin for Compiz?
[06:02] <PKdoR> ani ideas? i much rather just fix it hen reinstall
[06:02] <KaiForce> then you should set up a nat'ing firewall
[06:03] <KaiForce> have the external interface take their ip and internally have it hand out rfc1918 addresses
[06:03] <KaiForce> to the laptop
[06:03] <PKdoR> as my installation wasalready just like i wanted it exept for a grub them and tthats when it all went wrong
[06:03] <travisat> PKdoR:  boot up the ubuntu live cd that you installed with and on the selection screen choose repair
[06:03] <david_J> KaiForce: I'll google it... I really don't what the heck you are talking about.. But it is going to happen..
[06:03] <travisat> PKdoR: go through the questions and choose to reinstall grub
[06:04] <travisat> PKdoR: now here is the tricky part before you do this you need to know where your boot is installed
[06:04] <KaiForce> ok good luck
[06:04] <Nephyrin> iambernie: Its a separate program - compiz only enables 3D rendering, so you need something to draw borders on windows and handle window positioning and title bars and stuff. Compiz comes with the gtk-window-decorator program which does this, but emerald is a more feature rich replacement for that program used with compiz-fusion
[06:04] <KaiForce> i've lost shift, caps lock etc on this freakin keyboard
[06:04] <KaiForce> wtf
[06:05] <PKdoR> travisat even if im running in raid 0? its in /dev/mapper/nvidia_fafjibci3
[06:06] <PKdoR> i gues i'll give it a go thanks
[06:06] <kasansweat> strange problem - trying to get wireless working -- 'iwlist scan' picks up my network, but I can't get dhcp to get me an address. Am using the broadcom + bcm43xx. Any ideas? thanks.
[06:06] <KaiForce> ugh why would shift stop working
[06:06] <travisat> PKdoR: yes in order to boot a kernel it needs to know where the kernel is.  you can actually edit the options in the grub menu.  I have had this happen when I moved my hard drives around in my case hda went to hdb so grub would not boot my linux partition because my /boot went from (hd0,1) to (hd1,1)
[06:06] <david_J> KaiForce: the IP forwarding stuff I just type in and never really understand
[06:07] <david_J> KaiForce: I'll try harder this time
[06:07] <PKdoR> travisat thank you much
[06:07] <KaiForce> are you going to run your firewall on a pc with 2 network cards/
[06:07] <david_J> KaiForce: yeah
[06:08] <KaiForce> if so, look at one of the distros that accomplish that... the only one that comes to mind right now is leaf bering uclibc, but loook around because there are easier ones.....
[06:08] <KaiForce> monowall maybe
[06:08] <iambernie> Nephyrin:  Ok thanks, I think first need to have to look more into it. I'm a bit confused about the differences between Compiz, Compizfusion..
[06:08] <david_J> KaiForce: can't all distros do it?
[06:08] <KaiForce> yes
[06:09] <mroc> i cannot, for the life of me, get my graphics set up properly.  i have an ati radeon x800 and i know the specs for my monitor but i keep falling into failsafe mode when i restart x.  any help?
[06:09] <jscinoz> hey guys, i've got a core2duo cpu, /proc/cpuinfo shows both cores support hypertherading, after adding ht=on to the kernel command line in /boot/grub/menu.lst, i still only have the two physical cores rather than 4 logical cores, any idea how i can enable hyperthreadign?
[06:09] <KaiForce> if you go with a non-dedicated firewall, i urge you to look at shorewall
[06:09] <Tuari> what terminal command to pull up Login Screen Setup
[06:09] <KaiForce> shorewall has examples on shorewall.net that should make this easy
[06:10] <templario> tritium: im confused
[06:10] <templario> root@rodrigo-fera:/home/rodrigo# wget ftp://ftp.eggheads.org/pub/eggdrop/source/1.6.17.tar.gz
[06:10] <templario> --03:05:59--  ftp://ftp.eggheads.org/pub/eggdrop/source/1.6.17.tar.gz
[06:10] <templario>            => `1.6.17.tar.gz'
[06:10] <templario> Resolvendo ftp.eggheads.org... <IP_ADDRESS>
[06:10] <templario> Conectando a ftp.eggheads.org|<IP_ADDRESS>|:21... conectado.
[06:10] <bad_cables> yo, i have this problem where i buy new machines and i don't read the manual... can linux help?
[06:10] <templario> Logando como anonymous ... Logado!
[06:10] <FloodBot2> templario: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:10] <gmcastil> can someone with an unmodified /etc/profile from Xubuntu 7.10 please pastebin it?
[06:10] <Leechzilla> I have an XviD file where the audio/video's not in sync. What options should I use with mencoder to fix this? I tried -audio-delay 10 but it didn't do anything
[06:10] <david_J> KaiForce: I have a copy of ubuntu... I'll just won't install a graphical interface.. Doubt it'll need a download of another distro..
[06:10] <gmcastil> david_J: your /etc/profile was broken
[06:10] <KaiForce> right
[06:10] <templario> ='/
[06:10] <Mr-LonelY> badkitty: thanks
[06:10] <templario> i need help tritium
[06:10] <david_J> gmcastil: I dont care
[06:10] <tritium> templario: with what?
[06:11] <templario> i need made this?
[06:11] <david_J> gmcastil: everything seems to work
[06:11] <templario> wget bot
[06:11] <templario> ?
[06:11] <drewgrange1> My xorg is crashing when i try to start it.. here is my log file: http://rafb.net/p/odedMF86.html
[06:11] <templario> apt say my eggrop stay install
[06:11] <templario> but where have .conf?
[06:12] <templario> where?
[06:12] <templario> where?
[06:12] <templario> ='/
[06:12] <tritium> !enter | templario
[06:12] <ubotu> templario: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[06:12] <gmcastil> can someone please pastebin their /etc/profile?
[06:12] <KaiForce> drewgrage1 sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[06:12] <Danaman5> I can't open the program that lets me change my printer settings (e.g. default printer).  The program won't start and I get a glade error if I try to start it in terminal
[06:12] <david_J> Well I need to do some PT.. Thanks for the help KaiForce
[06:12] <tritium> Take care, david_J.
[06:12] <david_J> I have 15 months to make it work...
[06:12] <drewgrange1> thanks
[06:12] <ushimitsudoki> gmcastle: you can search the ubuntu distro for files and packages that come by default: see: http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[06:12] <KaiForce> david j take care, sorry i can't do underscores because of my kb
[06:13] <david_J> lol
[06:13] <KaiForce> keep me posted
[06:13] <gmcastil> ushimitsudoki: i just need to replace the text
[06:13] <david_J> I'll be back when I have some freetime...
[06:13] <tritium> gmcastil: what did you do to yours?
[06:13] <zylstra555> What is the terminal command to change folder permissions?
[06:13] <gmcastil> tritium: long story....i rewrote a new one and when I logged back in, gtk+ crashed
[06:13] <zylstra555> I need to change all the permissions of /home/user/public_html to 777
[06:13] <templario> zylstra555: chmod folder 777
[06:14] <templario> =]
[06:14] <zylstra555> (Only temporary, I realize leaving it like that would be a security risk)
[06:14] <Danaman5> can anyone help me with the printing program problem I described above?
[06:14] <ushimitsudoki> gmcastil: it says there is a example in /usr/share/doc/sysprofile/examples/etc/profile ... would that work for you?
[06:14] <zylstra555> templario: Thanks
[06:14] <tritium> gmcastil: see my query
[06:16] <gmcastil> ushimitsudoki: i'm not sure what package that comes from, but i don't hav eit
[06:16] <gmcastil> ushimitsudoki: if yours is still the original - can you just pastebin it?
[06:16] <tritium> gmcastil: I /queried you with mine
[06:16] <ushimitsudoki> gmcastil: I"m not on kbuntu
[06:16] <jscinoz> hey guys, i've got a core2duo cpu, /proc/cpuinfo shows both cores support hypertherading, after adding ht=on to the kernel command line in /boot/grub/menu.lst, i still only have the two physical cores rather than 4 logical cores, any idea how i can enable hyperthreadign?
[06:17] <gmcastil> tritium: yeah, i got it - thanks
[06:17] <gmcastil> tritium: some guy earlier gave me one from a differnet distro....grrr
[06:18] <tritium> gmcastil: also, /usr/share/base-files/profile is the original
[06:18] <templario> jscinoz: i help you
[06:18] <tritium> gmcastil: .postinst for base-files installs that into /etc/profile
[06:19] <aaronp> I'm trying to install Ubuntu on an existing partition, and the manual partitioning option doesn't show any partitions... what should I do?
[06:20] <jscinoz> templario any ideas how to get ht to actually enable
[06:20] <templario> aaronp: install ubuntu from cd?
[06:20] <tritium> gmcastil: did you see my last message to you?
[06:20] <aaronp> templario: Yes
[06:20] <gmcastil> tritium: yeah, not sure what you menat by .postinst
[06:20] <templario> install with fdisk aaron
[06:21] <tritium> gmcastil: a .postinst is a script that is run after a package is installed
[06:21] <whabo> hello is anyone here that can assist? with networking ? or sharing folders between computers?
[06:21] <jfkdsljio> When I try to run the Setup.exe file for Photoshop CS2 with wine .9.54, I am told that the software requires Windows XP SP2 or later. What can I do?
[06:21] <aaronp> I'm getting messages from the kernel: 'program parted_devices is using a deprecated SCSI ioctl, please convert to SG_IO'
[06:22] <tritium> gmcastil: if you'd like to see for yourself: cat /var/lib/dpkg/info/base-files.postinst
[06:22] <gmcastil> tritium: yeah, i know what you mean - thanks for showing me where they are, though
[06:22] <tritium> gmcastil: no problem
[06:22] <gmcastil> tritium: debian does some wierd stuff
[06:23] <gmcastil> tritium: i'm a redhat vet
[06:23] <TheBlackOut> Hello, I run a ssh off of my computer to access from school, etc and create and allow other people to connect to. A friend told me the "who" command works to see who is online, but what if I want to see who has been online in the last 24 hours or so? Is there any command for that?
[06:23] <tritium> gmcastil: I was too, until i saw the light.
[06:23] <gmcastil> tritium: i'm not sure that i like how much is hidden
[06:23] <tritium> gmcastil: nothing is hidden.  What do you mean?
[06:23] <underwatercow> Is there a reason everyone seems to love Transmission? I haven't used it much, but it doesn't seem any better than deluge...
[06:23] <templario> THEBLACKOUT: made w
[06:23] <templario> in console
[06:24] <templario> ?
[06:24] <gmcastil> tritium: maybe it just seems that way since nothing is in the same place
[06:24] <TheBlackOut> "made w"?
[06:24] <templario> yes
[06:24] <templario> w in terminal of ssh
[06:24] <tritium> gmcastil: yes, you're just used to where redhat puts files.
[06:24] <ushimitsudoki> underwatercow: deluge works fine for me as well, personal preferences I think - I wouldn't say either one is superior (at least not in any area I need)
[06:24] <templario> you see who connect in your ssh
[06:24] <gmcastil> tritium: and rpm...i'm really fighting with apt-get - i miss the simple syntax that rpm had
[06:25] <lewdvanity> Can anyone in here help me out with a sound card issue?
[06:25] <ushimitsudoki> !ask | lewdvanity
[06:25] <ubotu> lewdvanity: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[06:25] <underwatercow> ushimitsudoki: Transmission is being included by default in Hardy Heron, so I was curious why... maybe it's basic enough to be usable by everyone, but functional enough to be useful?
[06:25] <tritium> gmcastil: you'll quickly find that Debian's package management is a step-up from .rpm
[06:25] <tritium> gmcastil: you may find this useful: http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/debian-reference/
[06:26] <lewdvanity> Ok. I just Deleted Vista from my laptop and installed Ubuntu, and my sound isn't working. Any suggestions
[06:26] <gmcastil> tritium: i like the look of that....does ubuntu differ substantially from debian underneathe?
[06:26] <joot> gmcastil, I think the package management is heaps better than the  rpm
[06:26] <tritium> gmcastil: nope, not much
[06:26] <bytecolor> why would I be able to connect to a given wifi with Win2k but not Ubuntu, drivers?
[06:27] <jc> lewdvanity: what brand laptop?
[06:27] <lewdvanity> Its's a dell.. horrible
[06:27] <ushimitsudoki> underwatercow: I don't know why they picked one over the other - might be interesting to read the discussion if it's out there, but again I think it's just preference. Deluge can be a bit buggy if you don't close it explicitly sometimes (like if you CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE and it's running, sometimes it won't re-launch), but that's the only problem I've had with it
[06:27] <templario> bytecolor:  ubuntu have wifi
[06:27] <bytecolor> I mean both operating systems 'see' the connections, but Win2k, _always_ connects
[06:27] <gmcastil> tritium: well thats good to here...i was starting to wonder if ubuntu was an attempt to mask all of the inner workings of linux to wean people off of windows
[06:27] <underwatercow> ushimitsudoki: True, but it's getting better with each release. ;-D
[06:27] <tritium> gmcastil: not at all.
[06:28] <jc> bytecolor: wifi drivers can be really tricky to get working, I had to try three different ones on my desktop before I got mine working
[06:28] <badkitty> HAHA winxp just crashed
[06:28] <gmcastil> tritium: thats good to here - i was considering going back to redhat
[06:28] <tritium> gmcastil: I hope you'll stay with it for a while.
[06:28] <gmcastil> tritium: there are things about it that i like
[06:28] <bytecolor> jc, I can connect, but the connections are horrible compaired to what I get on the same lappy rebooted to Win2k
[06:29] <jc> lewdvanity: what sound chip are they using? I know that Dell just started supporting linux on some of their computers