[06:16] <mneptok> KalleDK: sudo apt-get install bittornado
[06:16] <cBau> Angeluz: You are SOOO right, I leave that comp alone when I am torrenting. I am fortunate enough to have a couple comps sitting there. Torrents on one, WoW on the other.
[06:16] <teb> updatemanager says it is
[06:16] <slackern> Angeluz, the one in repos can't open a torrent file that you open from a browser
[06:17] <foka> what do i have to write in the console to get it? sudo apt-get dist-upgrade?
[06:17] <mneptok> delire: "bittornado" is the CLI. "bittornado-gui" adds the GUI bits
[06:17] <zaggynl> !distupgrade
[06:17] <KalleDK> mneptok done :P
[06:17] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about distupgrade - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[06:17] <disasm> zaggynl: if you don't have anything valuable on it (or can back it up) you could try formatting the fs, ie. mkfs.vfat -F32 /dev/sdc1 I think
[06:17] <Zorlin> ^___^
[06:17] <slackern> !upgrade
[06:17] <ubotu> For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes
[06:17] <disasm> !upgrade
[06:18] <rambo3> !pastebin > rambo3
[06:18] <larryone> delire, was it you I was talking to about my broken X server???
[06:18] <zaggynl> disasm, why would I? works fine on winxp/ubuntu dapper/ubuntu feisty with manual mount
[06:18] <Zorlin> Upgrading or reinstalling is up to the end user
[06:18] <Zorlin> people say reinstalling is more 'safe' and 'stable'
[06:18] <Angeluz> cBau: Hehe, I just have an old 266mhz-laptop here, so there's no "letting my main-computer do the download"... ;-)
[06:18] <Zorlin> but its up to you
[06:18] <aoupi_> how do I change the resolution on the virtual-terminals(ctrl+alt+F?)?
[06:18] <Angeluz> slackern: I'm trying the .deb now. :)
[06:18] <mneptok> KalleDK: man bittorrent-downloader.bittornado
[06:18] <thansen|laptop> is there such thing as an ubuntustudio download
[06:18] <kerik> KalleDK: rent faktisk dansk?
[06:19] <rycuda> ... it's lag like this that makes me wonder why I'm not running a local repo...
[06:19] <slackern> Angeluz, okies, all you need to do is to tell your browser to use /usr/bin/deluge when opening torrents
[06:19] <winrar> Davs danskere :p
[06:19] <Angeluz> Any skilled gtk-themers in here?
[06:19] <Angeluz> slackern: Alright.
[06:19] <kerik> hep hey
[06:19] <foka> it doesn t show any upgrades
[06:19] <pass> DCC CHAT "OMGWHYCANTYOUKILLME"
[06:19] <kerik> anyone know how to set up xgl in ubuntu?
[06:19] <Paul_UK> LOL
[06:19] <Angeluz> pascutti: Go away.
[06:20] <digitalspaghetti> i've been running tovid and i think the file i was converting was corrupt.  but now i have NO free space left on my hd.  whats the best way to clear up whats gone wrong??
[06:20] <Angeluz> kerik: install xserver-xgl...
[06:20] <digitalspaghetti> i've only got 2.8mb free
[06:20] <KalleDK> kerik Ja
[06:20] <disasm> zaggynl: I usually format them when I get them because sometimes from the factory there's something weird about them, like one I had could only have a max of 83 files in a given directory. It could also just be the gnome automount daemon stuff having problems, but if one usb mass storage device works and another doesn't, I'd blame the device over the daemon
[06:20] <kerik> Angeluz: that's the package?
[06:20] <zaggynl> hmm
[06:20] <zaggynl> okay
[06:20] <ricardator> i need a very specific help: i can't check my mails (gmail, hotmail) on ubuntu... i can enter in any other pages, but in mail sites i've just can enter on main page and when i try to log in, system keep waiting mail servers response... and then... 'connection lost'
[06:20] <disasm> zaggynl: would be interesting if you tried a different usb disk if you have one
[06:20] <KalleDK> thx mneptok
[06:20] <Angeluz> Damn...
[06:20] <hansen_> :)
[06:21] <KalleDK> In a few sec I'll have a 10/10 server seeding ubuntu
[06:21] <winrar> Nice.
[06:21] <Angeluz> Whats with that "cannot allocate memory"-error when opening programs via gnome-menu?
[06:21] <kerik> vi er flere end I tror ! :)
[06:21] <winrar> Det er nemlig rigtigt
[06:21] <KalleDK> kerik - ubuntu-dk ;)
[06:21] <Angeluz> It works with my gdesklets-starterbar.
[06:21] <zaggynl> disasm, that's funny, other one won't mount either
[06:21] <disasm> ricardator: that sounds like a problem outside of your computer...
[06:21] <winrar> KalleDK: srsrly
[06:21] <zaggynl> disasm, by hand it just works
[06:21] <mneptok> KalleDK: screen btdownloadcurses.bittornado etc etc etc   :)
[06:22] <stockfisch> can anyone tell me how to partition a (at this time) unmounted harddrive? best would be in a gui guided way
[06:22] <joshjosh> i sudo apt-get dist-upgrade and got 0 packages...am I up to date, or is final not ready on update manager yet?
[06:22] <kerik> KalleDK: are there actually any ppl in there?
[06:22] <pppoe_dude> stockfisch, gparted
[06:22] <ricardator> disasm, strangly, on windows i have no problems :S
[06:22] <pollyo> Anyone know what a jigdo extension would be?
[06:22] <KalleDK> kerik .. yep 20 or so :D:D:D:D
[06:22] <Angeluz> stockfisch: gpardet as superuser.
[06:22] <Angeluz> *parted
[06:22] <teb> joshjosh: run update-manager
[06:22] <Angeluz> gparted. Damn it. :)
[06:22] <stockfisch> Angeluz: does not seem to be installed
[06:22] <stockfisch> mom
[06:22] <disasm> zaggynl: hmmm... did you reboot after upgrade? could be a new version of the daemon and it needs restarted (I'm not suggesting rebooting, but killing off gnome*, but for most people where uptime isn't crucial, rebooting is easier)
[06:22] <kerik> KalleDK: :D yeah...tnkte jeg nok... :) s ve er kun ca. 50x s mange her :)
[06:22] <Prez> quick question, how do I raise max number of file descriptors on Ubuntu?
[06:23] <zaggynl> disasm, hm I haven't rebooted in a while indeed
[06:23] <winrar> !jigdo | pollyo
[06:23] <ubotu> pollyo: jigdo is the jigsaw downloader for building cd isos. for more information see http://www.debian.org/CD/jigdo-cd/
[06:23] <zaggynl> Ill try that
[06:23] <digitalspaghetti> can anyone help???? i've only got 2.8MB of free space, from 9GB this morning and my /tmp dir is empty.  PLEASE HELP ME!!!
[06:23] <KalleDK> kerik Hvorfor tror du jeg er begge steder;)
[06:23] <Angeluz> No one ever had that "cannot allocate memory"-error when opening something via the gnome-menu?
[06:23] <PriceChild> digitalspaghetti, sudo apt-get clean
[06:23] <pollyo> Thank you
[06:23] <kerik> KalleDK: didn't know you were :)
[06:23] <KalleDK> kerik Ja det er skrmmende
[06:23] <joshjosh> teb, hmm...not recommended doing it in terminal?
[06:23] <disasm> ricardator: well, in that case... ipconfig /all in windows and route PRINT, get your default route and dns servers, then on linux ip route show, make sure route is identical, also cat /etc/resolv.conf, make sure dns servers are identical
[06:24] <digitalspaghetti> PriceChild It's nto an apt-get problem, i think it was tovid that cause it
[06:24] <joshjosh> tebupdate manager says my system is up to date also
[06:24] <PriceChild> digitalspaghetti, that command will free some space
[06:24] <mortal5> Can anyone tell me if java dependent stuff like azureus , OO etc is now bult with the real java instead of that gcj crap?
[06:24] <Gankutsuou> digitalspaghetti, `df -i`
[06:24] <Gankutsuou> mortal5, yes, read the slashdot article
[06:25] <holycow> !malone
[06:25] <ubotu> launchpad is a collection of development services for Open Source projects. It's Ubuntu's Bounty and Bug tracker, and much more; see https://launchpad.net/
[06:25] <frojnd> hello there, what's the command to format my new usb stick?
[06:25] <digitalspaghetti> Gankutsuou /dev/sda1            4702208<PHONE_NUMBER>895   12% /
[06:25] <flodine> nice to have fiesty and debian rolling so smooth
[06:25] <ricardator> disasm, i've tried this... even, i tried to use opendns but mi ISP overrrites resolv.conf file (pppoe)
[06:25] <dystopianray> frojnd: which filesystem?
[06:25] <disasm> frojnd: so it works in windows?
[06:25] <Gankutsuou> digitalspaghetti, try restarting the system?
[06:26] <disasm> frojnd: either mkfs.vfat -F32 /dev/sdXX or mkfs.ext3 /dev/sdXX
[06:26] <digitalspaghetti> Gankutsuou i'm worried about booting out and not being able to boot back in
[06:26] <frojnd> dystopianray, disasm I have kubuntu, and don't know if it works with windows it's new flas
[06:26] <Gankutsuou> hehe
[06:26] <disasm> frojnd: where XX is the dev letter, and part num you wish to format
[06:26] <Frost^> Hello.
[06:27] <delire> larryone: yes you were talking to me about it
[06:27] <Gankutsuou> digitalspaghetti, use `baobab` to analyse disk usage
[06:27] <disasm> frojnd: do you want it to work with windows? if so, use mkfs.vfat -F32 and if not mkfs.ext3
[06:27] <kleftisx> when im trying to upgrade to feisty i get the following error "Please report this bug against the 'update-manager' package and include the files in /var/log/dist-upgrade/ in the bugrepo" anyone knows whats that?
[06:27] <Frost^> When I boot ubuntu, what is the first script which starts running?
[06:27] <chewed-on> *sigh* I'm stuck with Fedora Core 6.
[06:27] <dystopianray> Frost^: init?
[06:27] <disasm> kleftisx: di you have apache?
[06:27] <Frost^> And what does init run?
[06:28] <bogor> I have amd64 x2 processor, what would you suggest amd64 or i386 ?
[06:28] <frojnd> disasm: TNX
[06:28] <chewed-on> How much memory does a CD have ?
[06:28] <chewed-on> 768 MB ?
[06:28] <kleftisx> disam: how can i find if i have apache installed?
[06:28] <disasm> frojnd: no problem
[06:28] <Gankutsuou> bogor, amd64
[06:28] <knt> 702 mb
[06:28] <dystopianray> christel: 650MB or 700MB
[06:28] <disasm> kleftisx: dpkg -l|grep apache
[06:28] <Angeluz> bogor: If you do video-editing and other memory-eating stuff, x64.
[06:28] <digitalspaghetti> ahh thank god!  i found the 10.3gb file that tovid created
[06:28] <stockfisch> Angeluz: gparted was what i am looking for. it works. thanks
[06:28] <knt> there are some with 800MB aprox
[06:28] <dystopianray> christel: sorry wrong person
[06:28] <bogor> Gankutsuou, why, any specific reaasons ?
[06:28] <Gankutsuou> digitalspaghetti, baobab was helpful?
[06:28] <preaction_> Frost^: what do you actually want to do? init runs the things it's told to run to give you a usable system
[06:28] <kleftisx> disasm: i write this in terminal but nothing happend.
[06:28] <Angeluz> Otherwise it could save you a lot of trouble, when installing certain stuff, when you use i386.
[06:29] <Frost^> init is a binary file. What's the first script to run?
[06:29] <Angeluz> stockfisch: You're welcome.
[06:29] <locolbd> hey people how can i upgrade from 7.04 beta to the full release
[06:29] <disasm> kleftisx: you don't have apache then
[06:29] <knt> anyway, the big isos fit in the 702MB cds
[06:29] <Frost^> I want to understand what ubuntu does at boot.
[06:29] <kleftisx> disasm: i must have it to upgrade to feisty?
[06:29] <disasm> kleftisx: no
[06:29] <digitalspaghetti> Gankutsuou eh?  i found the output dir on my directory, did a properties on it
[06:29] <zaggynl> disasm, I rebooted, that fixed it, weirdness
[06:29] <mc44> !final | locolbd
[06:29] <ubotu> locolbd: If you are running a Herd/Beta versions of Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn), and haven't neglected to accept the automatic updates, you are already running the final release version of Feisty. To make sure, type  sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade  in a console.
[06:29] <Angeluz> locolbd: If you installed updates in the last couple of days, you have the final version.
[06:29] <dystopianray> !upgrade > locolbd
[06:29] <knt> was the final feisty fawn released today?
[06:29] <Angeluz> knt: Yes.
[06:29] <jbnet> congrats on the release to everyone on the dev team! Can't wait to install
[06:29] <bogor> knt: yes
[06:29] <Angeluz> ubuntu.com
[06:29] <Gankutsuou> heh
[06:29] <disasm> kleftisx: there is a bug with apache package and upgrading to feisty
[06:29] <digitalspaghetti> i panicked because i deleted another directory that tovid creates
[06:29] <preaction_> Frost^: this is not the place for that, there are good docs available online. look at Linux from Scratch
[06:30] <knt> I'm not updating to any beta, aren't I?
[06:30] <kleftisx> disasm: any idea what caused the problem i post?
[06:30] <kerik> Angeluz: once installed xserver-xgl...whats next for actually making it work?
[06:30] <christel> dystopianray: np :)
[06:30] <bogor> knt: sure you are not
[06:30] <knt> ok thanks
[06:30] <kupesoft> So, PowerPC support was dropped for feisty?
[06:30] <ladybutterfly> salve a tutti
[06:30] <Frost^> Hmmm.
[06:30] <spolyak> i'll take "obvious ubuntu questions" for 100, alex.
[06:30] <bogor> knt: use bittorrent if u can
[06:30] <PriceChild> kupesoft, its now a community port
[06:30] <disasm> kleftisx: it appears something failed during the upgrade, I couldn't tell you what, but there is probably a log in that file it mentions, if you post that to pastebin I could look at it for you
[06:30] <evandsays> I have a AMD FX-55 (64 bit)... so should i get the 64 bit for sure?
[06:30] <knt> I'm already updating it from the 6.10 update manager
[06:31] <psykidellic> hi...how do I get memory information from command line?
[06:31] <kupesoft> PreiceChild: Link?
[06:31] <Shadow_X> wow I knew nothing about Studio!
[06:31] <kleftisx> disasm: ok i will post it
[06:31] <dystopianray> evandsays: i'd recommend the 32-bit release
[06:31] <Terrasque> psykidellic: free -m
[06:31] <ladybutterfly> pleas i don't speak inglish!!!!
[06:31] <evandsays> dystop: any reason why?
[06:31] <locolbd> ok
[06:31] <locolbd> thans
[06:31] <disasm> spolyak: how do I login?
[06:31] <Prez> quick question, how do I raise max number of file descriptors on Ubuntu?
[06:31] <locolbd> tanx
 thats ppl suggestto me
[06:31] <dystopianray> evandsays: 64-bit has no flash, no java web plugin, etc..
[06:31] <Angeluz> evandsays: Use 32bit.
[06:31] <z3r0ph3wl> hej peoples told me that on Ubuntu 7.04 will be no problems with my HP Compaq nx6310 wirless broadcom card, but now i run Ubuntu and it dosnt work :(
[06:31] <Angeluz> It will save you a lot of trouble.
[06:31] <ssam> kupesoft, there are still powerpc ISO
[06:31] <Shadow_X> anyone know when Ubuntu Studio will be finished?
[06:31] <spolyak> disasm, when does fiesty fawn come out again?
[06:32] <evandsays> oh so why would people use 64 bit desktop? i feel like it would only be usefull for server...
[06:32] <disasm> spolyak: lol ;-) you win :-D
[06:32] <Terrasque> spolyak: a few hours ago
[06:32] <guillem101> evandsays, 64bit is speedier
[06:32] <Angeluz> z3r0ph3wl: did you try "feisty wireless nx6310" to find out, if anyone had solved the problem?
[06:32] <psykidellic> Terrasque, Not that. I want to know how much MB of RAM is there. e.g. 256 MB RAm
[06:32] <kerik> angeluz once the xserver-xgl is installed...what to do to make it active?!
[06:32] <disasm> Shadow_X: what's ubuntu studio?
[06:32] <kitche> spolyak: it's released already
[06:32] <knt> please, could you tell me how can I uninstall the nvidia package if installed with synaptic?
[06:32] <Angeluz> In google I mean.
[06:32] <ricardator> disasm, any other idea? it's kind a weird! :S
[06:32] <dystopianray> evandsays: 64-bit allows you to use lots of memory
[06:32] <PriceChild> guillem101, only marginally... if apps are coded for it
[06:32] <Angeluz> kerik: Just a second.
[06:32] <ssam> see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=413447
[06:32] <knt> not the legacy one
[06:32] <PriceChild> evandsays, 4Gb+ machines need 64bit
[06:32] <guillem101> evandsays, codecs, flash, issues,  happen
[06:32] <kleftisx> disasm: want to post main.log or apt.log ?
[06:32] <spolyak> dudez, sarcasm. ebrace it.
[06:32] <disasm> ricardator: hmmm... try lynx
[06:32] <sinppa_> oh my god, I love this new codec-install-thing! That's grrreat!
[06:32] <Shadow_X> www.ubuntustudio.org
[06:32] <disasm> kleftisx: both
[06:32] <guillem101> PriceChild, no, about a 15%
[06:32] <Angeluz> kerik: I didn't use xgl for quite some time.
[06:32] <kupesoft> ssam: Where?
[06:33] <evandsays> so it seems that 32 bit has more functionality, but 64 bit has performace.. correct?
[06:33] <PriceChild> guillem101, not really, all depends on the app
[06:33] <ssam> kupesoft, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=413447
[06:33] <eobanb> oh wow, feisty is out.  haha.
[06:33] <guillem101> PriceChild, no
[06:33] <Angeluz> evandsays: No.
[06:33] <disasm> Shadow_X: oh, my friend jeff told me about that
[06:33] <eobanb> i just noticed that.
[06:33] <kerik> Angeluz: ok
[06:33] <kupesoft> evandsays: The performance gain is marginal,
[06:33] <PriceChild> evandsays, you may not even see much raise in performance on many apps
[06:33] <devCy> where i can find graphics drivers to ati?
[06:33] <guillem101> PriceChild, if the app handles large amount of ram, the speedup can be even higher than 50%
[06:33] <Noodlesgc> how can i get ubuntu faster? im only going 100kb/s
[06:33] <kneeki|nixbox> /ns IDENTIFY suckysucky1
[06:33] <dystopianray> evandsays: not really, 64-bit can have extra performance in some scenarios, but the difference is usually minor
[06:33] <kerik> anyone here know what to do to make XGL work?
[06:33] <kneeki|nixbox> lawl
[06:33] <phx669> minha eguinha pocoto pocoto pocoto
[06:33] <disasm> Shadow_X: I'm looking forward to it myself, probly going to setup a new partition on my dual core to run that (dual core has a M-Audio Delta 1010 /w breakout box)
[06:33] <PriceChild> guillem101, "can"... doesn't really.
[06:33] <evandsays> oh ok... thanks for the clarification guys
[06:33] <Angeluz> evandsays: 64bit is faster with special 64bit-programs that use a lot of memory.
[06:33] <Frost^> preaction_: Isn't there a root script from which the system actually starts doing its magic?
[06:33] <knt> so, any spaniards here?
[06:33] <guillem101> PriceChild, but simple code show better performance when compiled in 64bit
[06:33] <PriceChild> Angeluz++
[06:34] <devCy> where i can find graphics drivers to ati? I have feisty fawn, private please.
[06:34] <Dasnipa`> the !topic in #ubuntu+2 should be changed
[06:34] <bogor> thanks for the suggestion guys on 32 vs 64
[06:34] <Angeluz> PriceChild: What do you mean?
[06:34] <PriceChild> Angeluz, agreement :)
[06:34] <thoreauputic> !msg devCy
[06:34] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about msg devcy - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[06:34] <hansen_> hey !
[06:34] <Angeluz> Alright. :)
[06:34] <guillem101> PriceChild, I've been told that the 64bit logic at CPU is cleaner from retro-compatibility issues...
[06:34] <PriceChild> !ati > devCy  (see pm from ubotu)
[06:34] <thoreauputic> !msg | devCy
[06:34] <ubotu> devCy: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can also benefit. Please don't PM a user in the channel without asking first, some find it rude.
[06:34] <hansen_> im trying to get totem to play XVID-compressed files, anyone with some tip? :)
[06:35] <preaction_> Frost^: no, that was considered too inflexible, so init now allows for a directory of scripts in /etc/rc.d (instead of running /etc/rc.conf)
[06:35] <PriceChild> guillem101, there's no set rule... only a few things like ssh server will gain from it
[06:35] <preaction_> Frost^: again, these are not questions for the support channel, and would be better served in #ubuntu-offtopic, or by using google
[06:35] <nobley> anyone have any luck importing video from a handycam that has usb output in ubuntu?  from what I can gather it is quite straight forward with firewire but not usb.  I have a sony handycam DCR-TRV285E
[06:35] <kneeki> !hug | kneeki
[06:35] <Frost^> I see.
[06:35] <richdurhm> hey guys u have link to torrent fiel so i an d/l and seed for eveyrone
[06:36] <Frost^> Thank you.
[06:36] <kneeki> =(
[06:36] <PriceChild> !botabuse > kneeki
[06:36] <kerik> no one know how to set up xgl?
[06:36] <spolyak> wow, there is a dowload mirror in Lesotho. crazy.
[06:36] <disasm> kleftisx: got links?
[06:36] <PriceChild> kerik, #ubuntu-effects
[06:36] <Frost^> preaction_: May I PM?
[06:36] <kleftisx> disasm: http://rafb.net/p/vTgEXc87.html
[06:36] <evandsays> where is Lesotho?
[06:36] <kneeki> PriceChild: lol, just trying to get some love
[06:36] <disasm> ricardator: does it work in lynx?
[06:36] <guillem101> PriceChild, but I have made my own benchmarks with CFD crunching numbers and if I access no more than 1Gb RAM, I have a benefit of 15% when compiling in 64bit (single precision!). If I access more than 1Gb RAM the benefits are bigger and bigger.
[06:36] <Gankutsuou> richdurhm, releases.ubuntu.com has torrent links
[06:36] <spolyak> surrounded by south africa
[06:36] <jezz> is linux hard? im sick of windows
[06:36] <spolyak> i'll bet all 5 computers there used that mirror
[06:36] <PriceChild> jezz, linux is not windows.
[06:36] <jezz> can i make a dual boot with windows
[06:36] <dystopianray> jezz: anything is hard if you're unfamiliar with it
[06:37] <PriceChild> jezz, it will be very wierd/hard switching
[06:37] <PriceChild> jezz, yes
[06:37] <psykidellic> Terrasque, dmesg | grep Memory was what I was looking for :0
[06:37] <Angeluz> Still no one here who can help me with my problem concerning the "cannot allocate memory"-errormessage when opening a program through the gnome-panel?
[06:37] <Gankutsuou> jezz,  since you were accustomed to windows ever since you started using windows you'll need a couple of days to get used to linux -)
[06:37] <Amaranth> Angeluz: you're out of memory?
[06:37] <Angeluz> It all works fine, when I do it from a starter on my desktop or my gdesklets starterbar.
[06:37] <ricardator> disasm, i'm on it
[06:38] <Angeluz> Amaranth: If nothing would work, I'd think so too.
[06:38] <fitipardi_> RGERH
[06:38] <peter78> my dad just told my sister she has to take msn off his computer because they're going to start charging this summer
[06:38] <disasm> kleftisx: hmm... looks like problems start at 387 of apt
[06:38] <nobley> is no one going to tell jezz that they can indeed do dual boot?
[06:38] <Laizerox> Hello
[06:38] <hollowsoul> Anyone recommend easiest way to upgrade an offline install & doc on coping packages (have cache in apt-proxy) to another machine (ideally using hd)
[06:38] <Laizerox> i have problem with ubuntu
[06:38] <fitipardi> SDG
[06:38] <hollowsoul> *copying
[06:38] <Angeluz> But it happens randomly, even 20 minutes after an xserver-restart.
[06:38] <CokeNCode> hey guys, how do I execute a 'put' command in ubuntu
[06:38] <CokeNCode> like, say, i want to upload something
[06:38] <Amaranth> peter78: that'd be suicide, they won't do that
[06:38] <PriceChild> CokeNCode, on ftp?
[06:38] <peter78> lol
[06:38] <Noodlesgc> how can i get ubuntu faster
[06:38] <chainlynx> CokeNCode: you mean on ftp?
[06:38] <Laizerox> Xubuntu doesn't find my network card: 3Com EtherLink XL 10/100 PCI TX NIC (3C905B-TX)
[06:38] <peter78> Amaranth, I know, he's an idiot
[06:38] <PriceChild> peter78, that's just a load of spam emails.
[06:38] <CokeNCode> PriceChild no, to a website
[06:39] <Gankutsuou> chainlynx, torrents
[06:39] <jezz> wait ubuntu, kubuntu xubuntu...? whats the diffirence?
[06:39] <spolyak> Noodlesgc, buy a new computer
[06:39] <fitipardi> HAY ALGUNA TIA K ESTE CALIENTE
[06:39] <peter78> typical windows user, believes what they get and opens all attachments
[06:39] <Amaranth> CokeNCode: that's very website-dependent
[06:39] <disasm> kleftisx: I see you're using automatix repos, that can break things...
[06:39] <kleftisx> disasm: any idea what i have to do?
[06:39] <Noodlesgc> im in a lab
[06:39] <Gankutsuou> jezz, ubuntu => gnome, kubuntu => KDE, xubuntu => XFCE4
[06:39] <chainlynx> if you start downloading a torrent, it will start uploading to others automatically... i don't understand what you mean by a "put" command on a torrent
[06:39] <Amaranth> !es | fitipardi
[06:39] <ubotu> fitipardi: Si busca ayuda en Espaol por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, all obtendr mas ayuda.
[06:39] <nobley> jezz: the windows interface
[06:39] <Amaranth> err
[06:39] <kleftisx> disasm: i have put # in front of automatix reposities
[06:39] <fitipardi_> jh
[06:39] <spolyak> exit
[06:39] <jezz> ah ok wich is the best for multimedia?
[06:39] <CokeNCode> hmmm
[06:39] <PriceChild> CokeNCode, using what protocol?
[06:39] <spolyak> heh
[06:39] <ricardator> disasm, HTTP request sent; waiting for response.
[06:39] <elvirolo> Amaranth: he's asking for hot chicks, i think he should be kicked
[06:39] <Gankutsuou> jezz, makes no difference
[06:39] <jezz> or desktop use i mean
[06:39] <ricardator> disasm, nothing more
[06:40] <disasm> kleftisx: yeah, but it does weird configurations that ubuntu might have problems with, lets try this the hard way
[06:40] <Gankutsuou> jezz, depends on the user
[06:40] <Amaranth> elvirolo: ah, makes sense then :)
[06:40] <Gankutsuou> jezz, your choice
[06:40] <CokeNCode> PriceChild well, i was reading my web server logs, and i noticed a few put commnads ... so i would say ... using HTTP
[06:40] <Angeluz> jezz: Whatever your prefer.
[06:40] <Zorlin> Kudos to the Ubuntu team!
[06:40] <Zorlin> glxgears is putting out 770FPS
[06:40] <GionnyBoss> are there official torrents for Ubuntu Feisty Fawn? I guess that with torrents I will be able to download it faster...
[06:40] <disasm> kleftisx: apt-get update; apt-get dist-upgrade; dpkg --configure -a; apt-get -f install; apt-get dist-upgrade
[06:40] <dystopianray> CokeNCode: probalby just random script kiddies
[06:40] <Zorlin> more than i've ever gotten on this card
[06:40] <kitche> CokeNCode: put is part of the http protocol
[06:40] <Zorlin> not even with the FGLRX driver!
[06:40] <Zorlin> =D
[06:40] <TooR4u> How to download a folder using "FTP" connection ...? mget * not woring
[06:40] <PriceChild> GionnyBoss, see ubuntu.com
[06:40] <nobley> jezz: Gnome is simpler, KDE more configurable, they are both fairly equivilant in capabilities
[06:40] <TooR4u> what i have to do
[06:40] <TooR4u> ?
[06:40] <jezz> can i acces my ntsf partitions?
[06:40] <CokeNCode> basically like your web browser would use put and get when conversing with the web server
[06:40] <disasm> TooR4u: wget
[06:40] <Angeluz> kerik: I can't remember where you had to put the startxgl-file...
[06:40] <nobley> jezz: yes
[06:40] <winrar> jezz: Of course
[06:40] <elvirolo> it's a shame I still can't use my external USB drive with Feisty
[06:41] <winrar> jezz: ntfs-3g.org
[06:41] <PriceChild> jezz, they should automount read-only by default
[06:41] <kerik> Angeluz: that ok mate
[06:41] <jezz> ok
[06:41] <PriceChild> winrar, ntfs-3g is not required to read
[06:41] <GionnyBoss> PriceChild: there are a lot of mirrors, but I can't see torrents...
[06:41] <CokeNCode> can i update to fiesty from teh command line ?
[06:41] <gils> for those of us with beta still, are we getting updates?
[06:41] <Gankutsuou> CokeNCode, yes
[06:41] <PriceChild> !upgrade > CokeNCode
[06:41] <disasm> CokeNCode: yes
[06:41] <Luis07> what's the difference between feisty in CD and DVD?
[06:41] <kleftisx> disasm: E: Command line option --configure is not understood
[06:41] <nobley> jezz: you can install KDE afterwards and switch freely between them to find which suits you the best
[06:41] <PriceChild> !final > gils
[06:41] <winrar> PriceChild: Thats right, but it is for writing
[06:41] <dystopianray> gils: yes
[06:41] <jezz> oh ok thnx
[06:41] <Angeluz> kerik: I can't help you with that xgl-problem of yours. Maybe take a look at a ubuntu-wiki and do a search for xgl. It should be working better anyway, as I was using a bad workaround to get it started.
[06:41] <Shadow_X> can someone please PM me and help me with a Gnome theme issue?
[06:41] <Gankutsuou> Luis07, DVD takes time to download
[06:41] <PriceChild> winrar, he n ever asked for that ;)
[06:42] <disasm> kleftisx: that should be understood
[06:42] <Angeluz> Shadow_X: Where's the point?`
[06:42] <chainlynx> for HTTP PUT commands, I think you can just use telnet... or try netcat as well
[06:42] <Luis07> Gankutsuou, I want to know the software differences
[06:42] <TooR4u> disasm, okey ... it can download all the files at a time ...? Because every time i have to enter 'y' to download the file
[06:42] <Angeluz> Shadow_X: Someone else could run into your problem and miss the opportunity to know how to solve it.
[06:42] <kleftisx> disasm: i have try the commands one by one...and i get a lot of errors
[06:42] <gils> dystopianray: am i supposed to change something with the gpg to get updates now, if i am still on beta. my update manager is stuck
[06:42] <Shadow_X> eh, basically, I need help getting Gnome to use this certain GDM theme
[06:42] <jezz> 7.4 is stable?
[06:42] <dystopianray> gils: you shouldn't have to
[06:42] <Angeluz> jezz: Yes.
[06:42] <Gankutsuou> Luis07, DVD comes loaded
[06:42] <jezz> k
[06:43] <gils> ok
[06:43] <Angeluz> Shadow_X: Thats odd. Which one?
[06:43] <delire> Shadow_X: more luck in #gnome perhaps?
[06:43] <disasm> ricardator: my next test would be if you have shell access on a router, tcpdump and see if it leaves the machine, but that's getting a little advanced, and you have to have the extra machine to do that
[06:43] <Shadow_X> http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Multi+Distro+GDM?content=52284
[06:43] <Fylk> WTH. what happened? I thought the 915 resolution package wouldn't be needed any more.
[06:43] <Gankutsuou> Luis07, a default CD install is enough for most people, DVD is more like an partial offline copy of the repos
[06:43] <marcster> hi. how do i install the git-clone command in ubuntu? can't seem to find it
[06:43] <mzaza> Guys, I've been using ubuntu 7.04 beta, I want to know if do I have to do something to upgrade to the final release? Or it's already the final release since I install the system updates?
[06:43] <yogi> hallo
[06:43] <Angeluz> Shadow_X: What's not working?
[06:43] <yogi> hallo
[06:43] <Luis07> Gankutsuou, now I get it, thanks
[06:43] <Shadow_X> I just dunno how to get it to work
[06:43] <PovAddict> who was looking for kubuntu?
[06:43] <yogi> hallo
[06:43] <disasm> kleftisx: let this be a lesson to not use automatix... what do you get from dpkg --configure -a
[06:43] <dystopianray> !final > mzaza
[06:43] <yogi> hallo
[06:44] <yogi> hallo
[06:44] <Angeluz> The easiest way is to take the tar.gz you downloaded and drop it into the list of the gdm-manager.
[06:44] <Laizerox> grr
[06:44] <Laizerox> PPL?
[06:44] <Shadow_X> I try using the standard theme manager to install it, but it wont work
[06:44] <disasm> Lebowski_: pastebin the errors
[06:44] <Shadow_X> ok
[06:44] <michael-i> i'm using the ubuntu install cd to recover info from a ufs partition.  This isn't working because ufs isn't enabled, is there any way to enable it in the live cd? (i'm a freebsd guy...and a little lost here)
[06:44] <Laizerox> Xubuntu doesn't find my network card: 3Com EtherLink XL 10/100 PCI TX NIC (3C905B-TX)
[06:44] <guillem101> mzaza, installing the updates should suffice...
[06:44] <zaggynl> yogi, hallo :P
[06:44] <disasm> kleftisx: pastebin the errors
[06:44] <LaTcH> hallo
[06:44] <stdin> mzaza: you don't need to do anything, just keep updated, you probably have final now
[06:44] <disasm> Lebowski_: can't type, sorry
[06:44] <Fylk> Hey guys, why is my resolution all messed up now?
[06:44] <Lebowski_> is there PowerPC version of Feisty?
[06:44] <mzaza> thanks guys
[06:44] <yogi> exit
[06:44] <ricardator> disasm, do'h ... so...? i'm able to receive any suggests :)
[06:44] <guillem101> !final > guillem101
[06:44] <Shadow_X> says the file format is invalid
[06:44] <kleftisx> disasm: ok wait to paste it
[06:44] <CokeNCode> oh well, manual command line upgrade (not recommended)
[06:45] <stdin> Lebowski_: no official, but community based
[06:45] <CokeNCode> i think i'll wait till i get home to upgrade
[06:45] <stdin> !ppc | Lebowski_
[06:45] <ubotu> Lebowski_: PowerPC.  Formerly used by Apple for the Macintosh line of computers. Variants are now used in popular gaming consoles. PPC was a fully supported Ubuntu architecture up to and including edgy. It is now a community port, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PowerPCFAQ
[06:45] <gils> my update manager in beta cannot seem to contact the security ubuntu site
[06:45] <gils> any info on that
[06:45] <CokeNCode> oh wait
[06:45] <CokeNCode> i just remembered
[06:45] <mzaza> Do anyone have good background with hardware drivers on linux? Cause I'm using lenovo 3000 n100 and it says in the ubuntu wiki that the memory card should work, and it's not working for me. it's ricoh
[06:45] <Fylk> Guys, what happened. i can't find the 914resolution package any more.
[06:45] <Panzer_> wow 1497 peeps
[06:45] <CokeNCode> i'd need to telnet to the site ... use the http protocol, and then enter the put commands manually
[06:45] <Angeluz> Panzer_: It was 1600 a few hours ago.
[06:46] <elvirolo> uh, my ISP throttles BitTorrent, and all the mirrors are slow...
[06:46] <mgedmin> Fylk: perhaps it is not needed any more with the new modesetting Intel video drivers?
[06:46] <Shadow_X> doh
[06:46] <CokeNCode> after of course using the right dialogue to initiate an http session
[06:46] <Shadow_X> nvm Im an idiot
[06:46] <disasm> elvirolo: wait for it?
[06:46] <Shadow_X> I thought it was a Gnome theme, is just the login window :S
[06:46] <Angeluz> elvirolo: Try ftp://ftp.uni-muenster.de/pub/linux/distributions/ubuntu/releases/7.04/
[06:46] <evandsays> question: does the i386 version work on intel macbooks?
[06:46] <dystopianray> Fylk: it's 915resolution
[06:46] <PriceChild> evandsays, yes
[06:46] <PovAddict> elvirolo: are you on *nix?
[06:46] <Fylk> Mgedmin: Maybe, but then why can't I get to 1240x800 Res?
[06:46] <disasm> evandsays: yes
[06:46] <Angeluz> It's not listed anywhere, so I think it'll be fast enough.
[06:46] <elvirolo> Angeluz: thanks
[06:46] <Fylk> I know dsy, synaptic isn't coming up with it at all.
[06:47] <guillem101> Panzer_, me too... :-( will wait until tomorrow
[06:47] <elvirolo> PovAddict: yeah, but I need to download it for someone else
[06:47] <dystopianray> Fylk: it comes up here
[06:47] <XBehave> im lookinng at getting a bluetooth&wireless card, what info should i get to check compatibility and where should i go to check
[06:47] <dystopianray> Fylk: using apt-get though
[06:47] <TooR4u> How to download the folder from an FTP site ... I have tried mget *
[06:47] <TooR4u> but i am failed
[06:47] <TooR4u> what is the problem
[06:47] <TooR4u> is there any other command
[06:47] <TooR4u> ?
[06:47] <dystopianray> XBehave: bluetooth on a card?
[06:47] <EnsignRedshirt> Fylk: It is in the universe repository.
[06:47] <kleftisx> disasm: here it is http://rafb.net/p/X7aaBo54.html
[06:47] <Fylk> Ok. so its apt-get 915resolution
[06:48] <disasm> TooR4u: wget --recursive http://site/path/to/folder
[06:48] <XBehave> erm usb
[06:48] <dystopianray> XBehave: basically all usb bluetooth dongles work, they all use the same interface
[06:48] <evandsays> is the kernel in 7.04 different than in 6.10?
[06:48] <unickk> hey
[06:48] <elvirolo> Angeluz: hey, that mirror is incredibly fast
[06:48] <blahblah556> hey , what's the best bittorrent client, deluge is crapping out on me
[06:48] <bgrupe> evandsays: sure
[06:48] <dystopianray> XBehave: for wireless i recommend atheros or intel based cards
[06:48] <TooR4u> disasm, Yah ..,.i know that .. But i am downloading from a server .....(Public ip)
[06:48] <Angeluz> elvirolo: I'm not surprised.
[06:48] <winrar> blahblah556: Try azureus ^^
[06:48] <Angeluz> ;o)
[06:48] <TooR4u> through ftp
[06:48] <foka> my update manager can t find the feisty update
[06:48] <PovAddict> ugh why people always ask "what's the best ..."
[06:49] <chewed-on> blahblah556: don't listen to Mystery what ever you do, Azureus is the best!
 the kernels change frequently, with minor updates, but it's still 2.6
[06:49] <dystopianray> evandsays: 7.04 has 2.6.20
[06:49] <stefg> !best
[06:49] <ubotu> Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose among a number of different applications, depending on your preferences, the features you require, and other factors.
[06:49] <XBehave> erm if its a double pen how can i check if the wireless usb part will work? is there a recomended list?
[06:49] <Gankutsuou> !sex
[06:49] <chewed-on> ubotu: oh yes there is!
[06:49] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about sex - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[06:49] <Angeluz> chewed-on: there no "best".
[06:49] <disasm> kleftisx: dpkg --purge gtk-engines-eazel - do you mind if we open a new channel, a little to busy in here
[06:49] <PovAddict> if one was better than all the others, there would be no reason for the rest to exist; all have good things and bad things
[06:49] <blahblah556> ok, please just help me get rid of deluge then
[06:49] <dystopianray> XBehave: you'll have to find out what wifi chipset it uses
[06:49] <LjL> !botabuse | Gankutsuou
[06:49] <ubotu> Gankutsuou: Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots (see also !Bot). Abusing the channel bots will only result in angry ops...
[06:49] <chewed-on> The best program to F your machine up is Microsoft Windows :-P
[06:49] <Angeluz> PovAddict: Exactly.
[06:49] <Angeluz> Okay... maybe not Windows. *eg*
[06:50] <ravi_> whrer id 7.04 images to download
[06:50] <kleftisx> disasm: join #kleftisx
[06:50] <chainlynx> on the main ubuntu site
[06:50] <chainlynx> dl from a torrent tho, makes it easier for everyone
[06:50] <IdleOne> ravi_, use torrent if possible
[06:50] <ravi_> chewed-on: u know less
[06:50] <ardchoille> chainlynx: I tried a torrent, it said it would take 36 hours.
[06:50] <blahblah556> does anyone know how to remove deluge?
[06:50] <ravi_> IdleOne: yes i want torrent, but where
[06:50] <spaztic_teapot> Anyone here used a Roland CNC vinyl cutter under Linux?
[06:50] <jamesonhuckaba> Torrent is definitely the best way to go, especially on launch day.
[06:50] <spaztic_teapot> Mac is making my head hurt.
[06:50] <chewed-on> I'm only joking!
[06:51] <CyberSnooP_> does anyone use the tools (like ij) going with sun-java6-javadb ?
[06:51] <Xore|work> is it just me, or is anyone else having difficulty locating torrents for 7.04?
[06:51] <PriceChild> blahblah556, depends how you installed it
[06:51] <IdleOne> ravi_, go to www.ubuntu.com and look for a ftp link close to you then choose the .torrent file
[06:51] <spaztic_teapot> So, CNC cutters?
[06:51] <Noodlesgc> i hate these torrent leechers!!
[06:51] <PovAddict> it would be great if the HTTP direct download links were hidden until 3 days after release, so people are *forced* to use torrent
[06:51] <PovAddict> XD
[06:51] <Abom> Xore|work: I just found one :)
[06:51] <jamesonhuckaba> There are a bunch of torrent links on the Digg front page
[06:51] <Angeluz> Noodlesgc: Why?
[06:51] <Abom> ubuntu-7.04-alternate-amd64.iso.torrent
[06:51] <cocacola> server irc redispana.org
[06:51] <shirish> guys does #ubuntu+1 exist anymore or not?
[06:51] <Noodlesgc> why alternate?
[06:51] <ravi_> IdleOne: THERE IS OLD IMAGES AVAILABLE
[06:51] <PovAddict> I'm seeding ubuntu-7.04-desktop-i386.iso on a remote machine with 40KB/s up, and here with 10KB/s up but still didn't finish to download
[06:52] <PriceChild> shirish, no
[06:52] <spaztic_teapot> Can anyone even read what I'm typing?  Ok, thank you.
[06:53] <dystopianray> XBehave: once you know the wifi chipset ask about it in here
[06:53] <spaztic_teapot> @#$@#$@ fancy bubbles, @#$@#$ shiny graphics - I just want efficiency!
[06:53] <XBehave> ok thaks :D
[06:53] <chewed-on> I'm going to try my luck guys, see what happens if I try to install ubuntu
[06:53] <chewed-on> Bye bye
[06:53] <B0g2> is it recommended to upgrade to feisty fawn now?
[06:53] <PriceChild> B0g2, no
[06:53] <Abom> PriceChild: why not?
[06:53] <LiquidFiend> gl chewed
[06:53] <PriceChild> B0g2, if dapper/edgy is fine then there's no reason to
[06:53] <jezz> and it automaticly makes a dual boot?
[06:53] <spaztic_teapot> B0g2: Do you have a thinkpad?
[06:53] <sebrock> could some nice soul tell me what this does: wget<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-O- | sudo apt-key add -
[06:54] <PriceChild> sebrock, it adds an apt-key for a 3rd party repository
[06:54] <spaztic_teapot> Feisty is freakin' aweseome, but then again, I have a thinkpad - hence, it's compatible.
[06:54] <dystopianray> sebrock: registers the downloaded gpg key with apt
[06:54] <stdin> sebrock: adds the key used to sign the package to apts datebase
[06:54] <pollyo> Do they have any official what is new in 7.04?
[06:54] <atomiku> A thinkpad?
[06:54] <mrmonday> PriceChild, is the server busy?
[06:54] <ravi_> ahh, the Ubuntu download page still not refreshed, it contains ownload option fro 6.10 isos
[06:54] <Slart> sebrock: that looks suspicious with that @ in there
[06:54] <spaztic_teapot> atomiku: Yep.
[06:54] <mrmonday> i am upgrasing now
[06:54] <endlessurf> what is the terminal command to update to feisty?
[06:54] <fire9> hi
[06:54] <umop> what does it mean when i have a directory with '?---------  ? ?      ?          ?                ? ' permissions?
[06:54] <B0g2> how's feisty by the way?
[06:54] <tonyyarusso> pollyo: it will be up once the web site isn't so hammered
[06:54] <PriceChild> mrmonday, yes
[06:54] <Abom> ravi_: do a hard refresh, I had the same thing
[06:54] <fire9> who is online ?
[06:54] <mrmonday> it is going slower than dialup
[06:54] <ravi_> pollyo: yeah, read the whats new on homepage, thre is link.
[06:54] <atomiku> is there a reason why I shouldnt upgrade to ubuntu 7 now?
[06:55] <vlnewbie> hello all, need some info on feisty install
[06:55] <zaggynl> atomiku, not having backups ;-)
[06:55] <LiquidFiend> Do torrents, don't download from the http/ftp servers
[06:55] <ardchoille> umop: It means you did a chmod -R -x on that directory or the parent.
[06:55] <zaggynl> _always_ backup
[06:55] <Slart> atomiku: because the rest of the world is doing it... =)
[06:55] <sebrock> tnx, PriceChild m dystopianray , stdin and Slart !
[06:55] <atomiku> yeah okay
[06:55] <spaztic_teapot> atomiku:  Feisty should be done in a week and a half, tops.
[06:55] <blahblah556> whats the comand for the default ubuntu torrent client?
[06:55] <linxeh> ravi_: www.ubuntu.com has links to download everything on the front page...
[06:55] <fire9> ravi, you may request 7.04 ver
[06:55] <atomiku> i'll let the server usage go down
[06:55] <Pollywog> !xming
[06:55] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about xming - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[06:55] <mrmonday> PriceChild, will it harm my system if i cancel the upgrade and get it later?
[06:55] <wiseelben> atomiku: yes, there are so many people trying to upgrade that it's hard to download
[06:55] <atomiku> yeah
[06:55] <atomiku> i'll wait
[06:55] <PriceChild> mrmonday, depends how far you're into it
[06:55] <chainlynx> torrent support is in by default with ubuntu
[06:55] <sebrock> stdin, where is this database located?
[06:55] <PriceChild> mrmonday, if its still downloading packages then you should be ok
[06:55] <KillerBunny> I cant get 7.04 to boot after installment, i have a x800 radeon. And i make it boot with break=bottom. But after it installed i cant get it to boot even with vesa.
[06:55] <andy_> anyone knows a good wiki software?
[06:55] <Pollywog> !vnc > pollywog
[06:56] <Nubbie> http://tommckay.no-ip.org/feisty.torrent is the i386 torrent for ubuntu.
[06:56] <Angeluz_> Bloody 24h-disconnect.
[06:56] <mrmonday> PriceChild, preparing the upgrade
[06:56] <linxeh> andy_: mediawiki
[06:56] <umop> ardchoille, I can;t change the permissons
[06:56] <mrmonday> PriceChild, fetcing file 43
[06:56] <fire9> dual
[06:56] <ravi_> Abom: means ok, here is a simple question.. but pl;ease give the right reply.. is there any problem in upgrading from Edgy to Feisty...
[06:56] <blahblah556> chainlynx: i mucked up my install a bit, i can fix it, i just need to know the command for the default torrent client?
[06:56] <mrmonday> PriceChild, *38
[06:56] <linxeh> andy_: it is what wikipedia uses
[06:56] <Stig> Hi all. I would like to upgrade to Feisty from Edgy, but I would like to reformat first, so Edgy is completely erased, because it's full of problems with graphics drivers, Beryl, etc. I think a fresh install would be better. How do I reformat and install Feisty? Do I just download the .iso, but it on a CD and boot it? will there be an option to reformat? or do I need to do something else? Cheers.
[06:56] <mc44> KillerBunny: what error do you get?
[06:56] <jezz> go to usenet if your outside the us lol usenet is 5 times faster then torrent
[06:56] <Nubbie> andy_: also check out plone, its different but might offer something you like. package is plone-site
[06:56] <stdin> sebrock: the .gpg files in /etc/apt/
[06:56] <linxeh> jezz: rubbish
[06:56] <Abom> ravi_: I don't know, I'm a noob, but 7.04 is an official release, it works just fine apparently, I just started downloading it
[06:56] <andy_> ok, gonna test it out :)
[06:57] <spaztic_teapot> stig: Just format the hard drive using the installer.
[06:57] <wiseelben> Stig: yes, you can reformat when you are in the Feisty livecd
[06:57] <ravi_>  here is a simple question.. but pl;ease give the right reply.. is there any problem in upgrading from Edgy to Feisty...
[06:57] <KillerBunny> mc44, black screen and the monitors dont detect anything
[06:57] <mrmonday> damn it...
[06:57] <PriceChild> ravi_, shouldn't be
[06:57] <mrmonday> too late now
[06:57] <Stig> Ok, thank you very much...
[06:57] <PriceChild> ravi_, however keep backups always just incase :)
[06:57] <spaztic_teapot> stig: I  reformatted and upgraded to Feisty for more or less the same reasons.
[06:57] <Rprp>   ChanServ Daveym GameServ Global Jolein MemoServ NickServ OperServ Roconda Rprp Wesleysld
[06:57] <mc44> KillerBunny: can you boot into recovery mode?
[06:57] <linxeh> ravi_: no - I did it about 3 months ago
[06:57] <mrmonday> PriceChild, Broadband speed!!!
[06:57] <KillerBunny> Yes
[06:57] <KillerBunny> That no problem
[06:57] <sebrock> stdin, is the database customizable, can I open it in any way?
[06:57] <Stig> Actually, I have another question. How do I burn the .iso to a CD in Edgy? what program do I use?
[06:57] <zaggynl> Stig, I recommend k3b
[06:58] <linxeh> Stig: cdrecord, k3b, gnomebaker
[06:58] <chainlynx> right click on it and it should give you that option stig
[06:58] <GeekChick|> Why is the network-manager (new one in feisty fawn) such a joke? It requires so much tweaking to get to work with WPA its not funny. How did it ever make it into the final release?
[06:58] <PriceChild> Stig, right click it and write to cd
[06:58] <spikeb> Stig, right click on it, select burn to cd
[06:58] <Slart> Stig: there's a couple.. gnomebaker, brasero, k3d
[06:58] <Stig> wow :O
[06:58] <zaggynl> yeah, right click for the really easy way :D
[06:58] <ravi_> linxeh: thanks, u r GOd, no u r GEEK.. look forward who is calling you
[06:58] <umop> what does it mean when i have a directory with '?---------  ? ?      ?          ?                ? ' permissions?  I can't change the permission of the directory.
[06:58] <linxeh> GeekChick|: it worked straight away for me, it was trivial
[06:58] <bgrupe> GeekChick|: worked ootb for wpa2 for me
[06:58] <fire9> who is use ubuntu7.04 beta desktop system
[06:58] <Stig> Ok thanks
[06:58] <stdin> sebrock: it's probably not a good idea to, just use apt-key to modify it
[06:58] <delire> Stig: gnomebaker is fine, but K3B is perhaps the best burning app ever.
[06:58] <PriceChild> finalbeta, what's up?
[06:58] <Slart> umop: you're not the owner and it's very restrictive
[06:58] <PriceChild> argh
[06:58] <PovAddict> umop: if you can't change permissions, then it's not owned by you
[06:58] <PriceChild> fire9, what's up?
[06:58] <vlnewbie> I have core 2 duo, want to run desktop but also need virtulization to run that other OS. Do I install server ISO and then desktop package or does desktop ISO kernel supports virtualization?
[06:58] <umop> Slart, I have root
[06:58] <Stig> OK, I might as well try K3B
[06:58] <mc44> KillerBunny: try installing the fglrx drivers
[06:58] <GeekChick|> bgrupe, not for me....and every login or restart i have to enter a WEP/WPA passphrase for the stupid gnome keyring manager
[06:59] <delire> in Soviet Russia permissions change you.
[06:59] <stdin> umop: that you don't have permission to read the dir, or that the FileSystem is damaged
[06:59] <Slart> umop: you're logged in as root?
[06:59] <dystopianray> vlnewbie: what sort of virtualisation do you want to use?
[06:59] <gnudoc> Stig: are you using KDE or gnome?
[06:59] <KillerBunny> mc44, are thouse opensource or ati's ?
[06:59] <PovAddict> I'm sick of those Soviet Russia jokes
[06:59] <umop> Slart, yes
[06:59] <Nubbie> vlnewbie: just like a little vmware player?
[06:59] <Stig> gnome
[06:59] <bgrupe> yeah I hate that nm-applet uses the keyring, too.
[06:59] <Slart> umop: perhaps someone else is owner and root doesn't have permission to read it?
[06:59] <Rictoo> how do I tar a bunch of fiklles?
[06:59] <gnudoc> then you probably dont have K3B
[06:59] <Rictoo> tar -c file.tar.gz *.ttf ?
[06:59] <vlnewbie> vmware free server and then xp on top
[06:59] <LiquidFiend> can someone link me to the Kubuntu 7.04 i386 torrent please?
[06:59] <Nubbie> povaddict: miss the old days?
[06:59] <umop> Slart, thats not it..
[06:59] <chainlynx> tar -cf files.tar files
[06:59] <delire> PovAddict: admittedly, so am i..
[06:59] <Rictoo> thanks chainlynx
[06:59] <leagris> GeekChick|, you could search for the pam_keyring module that helped me
[06:59] <umop> stdin, Yes i think it may be damaged
[06:59] <chainlynx> read the tar manpage
[06:59] <linxeh> LiquidFiend: on www.ubuntu.com
[06:59] <chainlynx> man tar
[06:59] <Slart> umop: then I'm out of ideas...
[06:59] <gnudoc> Stig: just stick in a blank cd, it'll ask you what iso you want to burn automatically
[07:00] <mc44> KillerBunny: atis. You could try the opensource drivers. Have you used other drivers on your card before?
[07:00] <chewed-on> What the hell?
[07:00] <stdin> umop: check if it's a mountpoint
[07:00] <dystopianray> vlnewbie: vmware should work on any kernel
[07:00] <PovAddict> LiquidFiend: http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/feisty/
[07:00] <KillerBunny> mc44 not really
[07:00] <chewed-on> Why does Ubuntu have a Ubuntu folder that keep going recursively ?
[07:00] <umop> stdin, it has been in the past
[07:00] <EnsignRedshirt> Rictoo: If you want compressed: tar czf files.tar.gz  *.ttf
[07:00] <hagen_> leagris: i tried the pam keyring it didn't work ...
[07:00] <Stig> OK thanks. I will try it out later, got to download it now. I guess all the download servers are really busy?
[07:00] <stdin> umop: it happened once to me when some fuse thing was mounted on a dir
[07:00] <LiquidFiend> Ty PovAddict
[07:00] <Slart> I thought upgrading using the cd would get stuff from the cd, not from tha intarweb
[07:00] <gnudoc> indeed
[07:00] <PovAddict> Stig: use torrents
[07:00] <KillerBunny> mc44,  i will try it
[07:00] <chewed-on> What's UP ?
[07:00] <leagris> hagen_, work well here. Have you followed the setup instructions ?
[07:00] <gnudoc> Stig: try and use bittorrent if you can
[07:00] <KillerBunny> mc44, thx
[07:00] <vlnewbie> how about that VT technology does it require kernel support?
[07:00] <Nubbie> http://tommckay.no-ip.org/feisty.torrent for i386 ubuntu
[07:00] <mc44> KillerBunny: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[07:01] <umop> stdin, I see, it is really affecting perfromance for me.
[07:01] <hagen_> yeah, but it dont't store the key ...
[07:01] <dv5237_> hi what i need to install to get both cpu's of my duocore notebook working?
[07:01] <Christian> HI to all,, i have a problem, download oficial  Festy 7.04, but, when boot, show this error
[07:01] <Stig> I don't really use bittorrent, last time I tried it was incredibly slow (3kbps!) not sure if it was my router or what... :/
[07:01] <Christian> BusyBox v.1.1.3 (Debian 1:1.1.3-3ubuntu3) Built-install (ash)
[07:01] <Christian> /bin/sh: can access tty; jub control turned off (initramfs)
[07:01] <eobanb> http://us.releases.ubuntu.com/7.04/ubuntu-7.04-desktop-i386.iso.torrent
[07:01] <umop> stdin, how can i remove it? go to the trouble of a live disc?
[07:01] <dystopianray> dv5237: feisty supports dual core by default
[07:01] <chainlynx> dual core support by default? pimp!
[07:01] <sixr420> Stig: bittorrent is crazy fast
[07:01] <TheKind> Hello, i know you have so much job to do on this day, but i've just installer Ubuntu and the grub don't start "Error 15" Could someone help me ??
[07:01] <PovAddict> Stig: then use a mirror, please not the main one :P
[07:01] <Stig> :O
[07:01] <Woody_> I am having some trouble with Fiesty Fawn, internet connection seems to be barely working on it. sometimes it takes 2 secs to open a website and sometimes it doesnt work at all. where can i see the packets send/recieve to see whats the problem from?
[07:01] <gnudoc> Stig: all the servers are gonna be slow today
[07:02] <stdin> umop: if you're root you can try "rm -r dir"
[07:02] <Stig> Yeah, I know :( I don't mind waiting :P
[07:02] <chainlynx> woody, try pinging some site
[07:02] <evandsays> is there a DVD release or just CD isos?
[07:02] <eobanb> TheKind, what is your native language
[07:02] <PovAddict> Stig: this ubuntu torrent is going at 60KB/s for me, that's the max I can get on this ISP plan
[07:02] <PovAddict> evandsays: there is DVD, yeah
[07:02] <jezz> im using usenet... 800 kb/s standard speed muahahahha :)
[07:02] <Woody_> chainlynx: where can i check the packets?
[07:02] <Slart> evandsays: there are dvd's going around..
[07:02] <SeveredCross> Bah!
[07:02] <PovAddict> jezz: screw usenet
[07:02] <jezz> i mean KB/s
[07:02] <respa> hey, feisty comes with dual core support? smp?
[07:02] <rabid> jezz: nzb file by chance?
[07:02] <umop> stdin, Yes, but it doesnt work,  It lags for at least a few minutes then *sometimes* gives an error
[07:02] <TheKind> The grub don't starts: "Error 15", how can-i fix that ????
[07:02] <ravi_> ok guys tell me which Torrent client is best other than Azureus.. Actually Azureus is not working on my platform.. some kinda problem with Java
[07:02] <dystopianray> respa: yes it does
[07:03] <winrar> ravi_: Install java.
[07:03] <eobanb> !fr > TheKind
[07:03] <evandsays> i cant find the dvd release... is there a torrent for that also?
[07:03] <jezz> if im allowed to link nzb files here admin??
[07:03] <Stig> Yeah, I did use usenet for a while and got decent speeds, and that was on my own ISP's newsserver...
[07:03] <stdin> umop: tried restarting, or running fsck ?
[07:03] <Slart> ravi_: you can run utorrent using wine, or so I've heard
[07:03] <void^> ravi_: to use azureus on ubuntu you need to use sun's java and download azureus from azureus.sf.net
[07:03] <PovAddict> evandsays: yes there is! hold on I'll get you link
[07:03] <respa> dystopianray on the defaut kernel or is it a parameter?
[07:03] <ravi_> winrar: i said it has some problem, a bug with azureus, got it.. read it twice
[07:03] <evandsays> pov: thanks
[07:03] <dystopianray> respa: default
[07:03] <jezz> if ur in the usa usenet sucks indeed lol
[07:03] <umop> stdin, Yeah I guess I'll fsck
[07:03] <IdleOne> !java | ravi_
[07:03] <ubotu> ravi_: To install a Java compiler/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java5-jre from the !Multiverse repository. Enable the backports repository on Edgy to install sun-java6-jre
[07:03] <sixr420> http://torrent.ubuntu.com/
[07:03] <ravi_> void^: void^ i have sun java installed
[07:03] <sixr420> http://torrent.ubuntu.com/ < dvd also
[07:03] <IdleOne> !ktorrent > ravi_
[07:03] <rabid> jezz: how so? but any chance you have an nzb of the download?
[07:04] <PovAddict> evandsays: what sixr420 said
[07:04] <hagen_> by the way, have anybody experience with asterisk? it is possible to use a router after the asterisk server to connect to isdn/pstn?
[07:04] <jezz> ok im searching through my history
[07:04] <void^> ravi_: and you need to use azureus from azureus.sf.net, not the ubuntu packaged version.
[07:04] <Slart> usenet prett much sucks here in sweden too.. I don't think any of the ISP's carry binary groups anymore
[07:04] <eobanb> hagen_, join #asterisk
[07:04] <evandsays> thanks
[07:04] <buhrmi> Hi ;)
[07:04] <jezz> it rocks in holland all isps support it and at least 500 KB/s :D
[07:04] <linxeh> usenet rocks. it was never designed for binaries, and the ISPs dropping all the binary warez/pr0n is a GOOD thing
[07:04] <adastra23> anyone with dual-boot windows systems upgrade to fiesty yet?
[07:05] <adastra23> I have a question about grub.
[07:05] <winrar> adastra23: Why?
[07:05] <linxeh> plus the fact, bittorrent is a much fairer system
[07:05] <BrokenLinux> Anyone having a problem using update manager to do the upgrade?  Specifically the first step where it says "downloading the upgrade tool"
[07:05] <eobanb> discussion of usenet not strictly related to ubuntu should go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[07:05] <Slart> yes.. I'm sorry.. usenet is good.. but for getting binary stuff it sucks..
[07:05] <Slart> and I know that was never the intention..
[07:05] <LoneShadow2> I am glad I ugpraded a week ago, looks like aptitude servers are getting pounded
[07:05] <winrar> adastra23: Oh. What is it?
[07:05] <jezz> still uploading: http://www.binsearch.info/?q=ubuntu-6.10-desktop-i386&max=25&adv_age=7&server=
[07:05] <buhrmi> Can anyone tell me why I cannot turn the 3D cube when I activate 3d effects... it worked an hour ago :(
[07:05] <SeveredCross> BrokenLinux, I did--I couldn't even download the tool.
[07:05] <Slart> never found a good usenet client for ubuntu though
[07:05] <adastra23> how it renames drives worries me, my wife needs windows and I can't mess it up again.
[07:05] <polter> anyone who can tell me why the **** my computer sounds like a tornado after updating to feisty?
[07:05] <rabid> Slart: hellanzb
[07:05] <BrokenLinux> SeveredCross, ok, so it's just not me then
[07:05] <buhrmi> its as if i only have 1 desktop
[07:05] <eobanb> buhrmi, #ubuntu-effects
[07:05] <winrar> adastra23: Renames drives?
[07:06] <buhrmi> ok
[07:06] <Slart> !hellanzb
[07:06] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about hellanzb - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[07:06] <lnostdal> Slart, i like Pan .. never tried it for binary-stuff though
[07:06] <qos> hey guys
[07:06] <linxeh> adastra23: renames drives? eh ?
[07:06] <LoneShadow2> !nvidia
[07:06] <Zano> Ehrm.. Where do i find the ATI drivers..?
[07:06] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[07:06] <Zano> thanks
[07:06] <Zano> XD
[07:06] <Slart> I meant for ordinary, text posts
[07:06] <roadfish> what's a good SVG viewer that supports "onclick" operations?
[07:06] <adastra23> all are recognized as sda(1) etc - even
[07:06] <qos> is there a difference between traceroute and tracert?
[07:06] <linxeh> Slart: thunderbird ?
[07:06] <rabid> Slart: its just a python script, worth installing manually - auto par2verify and unrar
[07:06] <Slart> thunderbird does usenet?didn't know that
[07:06] <ravi_> qos: traceroute works on Linux :)
[07:06] <linxeh> qos: tracert is the windows exe name
[07:06] <zaggynl> https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-es/attachments/20051202/4abe3cb1/ubuntu_5.11.jpg <peepsalot>Ok maybe I will throw my own "release" party.
[07:06] <zaggynl> ahahaha
[07:06] <billy> I'd like to be able to seed the .iso I just downloaded.  Is there a way to convert the file to a .torrent, or something?
[07:07] <ardchoille> First time using torrents, this is going fast. I'm going to torrent thing from now on :)
[07:07] <polter> pleeeeaaase. someone.. tell me why my computer sounds like a tornado after updating to feisty?
[07:07] <jezz> done uploading: http://www.binsearch.info/?q=ubuntu-6.10-desktop-i386&max=25&adv_age=7&server=
[07:07] <qos> ravi_, linxeh :) thx
[07:07] <linxeh> billy: try downloading the .torrent file and putting it in the same directory as the .iso
[07:07] <IdleOne> 30 miutes left for Desktop and Alternate torrents to be done then upload speed gets opened wide
[07:07] <spikeb> billy, just download the .torrent file and when it asks you where to save it, select the directory the iso is in - it'll check it and then seed it
[07:07] <Angeluz_> zaggynl: Har har.
[07:07] <adastra23> polter - resources, some computers turn on the fan when processor is close to max
[07:07] <billy> thanks linxeh spikeb
[07:07] <MK_Mike> hey all i cant find the torrent to dowload ubuntu
[07:07] <frojnd> I have feisty beta, how can I upgrade to final?
[07:07] <delire> polter: some problem with ACPI? is the CPU running at maximum? check the thermal zone/temp?
[07:07] <eobanb> MK_Mike, it's on ubuntu.com
[07:07] <zaggynl> ;)
[07:07] <adastra23> why it would change from edgy to fiesty, I dunno.
[07:08] <mc44> !final | frojnd
[07:08] <ubotu> frojnd: If you are running a Herd/Beta versions of Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn), and haven't neglected to accept the automatic updates, you are already running the final release version of Feisty. To make sure, type  sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade  in a console.
[07:08] <polter> no my CPU isn't running on max, according to gdesklets that is
[07:08] <eobanb> !upgrade | frojnd
[07:08] <ubotu> frojnd: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes
[07:08] <PovAddict> MK_Mike: go to an HTTP mirror, the torrents are there
[07:08] <rabid> jezz: thanks for the link
[07:08] <jezz> np
[07:08] <linxeh> how do I check what release I'm on from the command line anyway ? :)
[07:08] <MK_Mike> Ok thanks that really helped btw YAY UBUNTU KICKS ASS!
[07:08] <eobanb> lsb_release -a , i think
[07:09] <Christian> Can't acces tty...  when boot th CD of Festy 7.04,
[07:09] <Christian> BusyBox v.1.1.3 (Debian 1:1.1.3-3ubuntu3) Built-install (ash)
[07:09] <Christian> /bin/sh: can access tty; jub control turned off (initramfs)
[07:09] <zaggynl> http://torrent.ubuntu.com/releases/feisty/release/dvd/
[07:09] <polter> delire: it isn't just the fans, it's that "tick-tack" sound that you hear when you load an application
[07:09] <Christian> some solution ?
[07:09] <rabid> jezz, haha thats 6.10
[07:09] <eobanb> linxeh, lsb_release -a
[07:09] <rabid> no feisty nzb?
[07:09] <jezz> http://www.binsearch.info/?q=ubuntu-6.10-desktop-i386&max=25&adv_age=7&server=
[07:09] <stoone> opps... on one of my pc, the upgrader sais: "Not enough free disk space The upgrade aborts now. Please free at least 15.1M of disk space on /boot. Empty your Deleted Items folder and remove temporary packages of former installations using 'sudo apt-get clean'." but I have 26M free space at /boot.
[07:09] <jezz> http://www.binsearch.info/?q=ubuntu-6.10-desktop-i386&max=25&adv_age=7&server=
[07:09] <wickers> hey, is there a torrent for 7.04 out yet?
[07:09] <jezz> oh sorry
[07:09] <jezz> damn
[07:09] <Angeluz_> wickers: Yes.
[07:09] <linxeh> wickers: yes, in the same places as the isos...
[07:09] <jezz> then im downloading for nothing
[07:09] <Dlozo> there is~
[07:09] <linxeh> eobanb: and that can differentiate between the release candidates and the finale ?
[07:09] <wickers> all the mirrors are slow... so I'd rather use a torrent and give back a bit of bandwidth.
[07:09] <peter78> does anyone use automatix2?
[07:10] <wickers> ahhh
[07:10] <rabid> hehe :)
[07:10] <Angeluz> wickers: ubuntu.com - there's the torrent-file.
[07:10] <Dlozo> i am seeding now
[07:10] <mc44> !automatix | peter78
[07:10] <ubotu> peter78: automatix is a script that tries to install some software, and often fails and breaks systems. We don't provide support for it, and we strongly discourage its use. Problems caused by Automatix are often hard to track and solve, and it might sometimes be easier to !install a fresh copy of Ubuntu. See also !WorksForMe
[07:10] <delire> Zano: i haven't upgraded to 7.04 yet, but isn't there a menu item there where you can choose to use the ATI or NVIDIA binary driver?
[07:10] <Stig> What usenet client can I use with Ubuntu?
[07:10] <linxeh> peter78: no - it is quite dodgy imo, and it is unnecessary
[07:10] <linxeh> Stig: thunderbird
[07:10] <eobanb> !final | linxeh
[07:10] <ubotu> linxeh: If you are running a Herd/Beta versions of Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn), and haven't neglected to accept the automatic updates, you are already running the final release version of Feisty. To make sure, type  sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade  in a console.
[07:10] <linxeh> sigh
[07:10] <IdleOne> !usenet
[07:10] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about usenet - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[07:10] <mc44> delire: system -> admin -> restricted driver manager
[07:10] <Stig> Oh yeah, thansk
[07:10] <Stig> thanks*
[07:11] <|Osiris> does anyone know how to get the "rmic" program/command working?
[07:11] <adastra23> thx mc44 I was wondering too.
[07:11] <Angeluz> What's with the DVD-version of 7.04. Not that I need it, but a friedn just asked.
[07:11] <linxeh> eobanb: I want a way of checking the release, not going against repos because my mirror probably hasn't updated yet (at least, there are no packages to update at the moment, which sounds suspicious to me?)
[07:11] <delire> mc44: can you tell Zano that? he's reading the help.ubuntu.com which has no support for 7.04
[07:11] <zaggynl> Stig, hellanzb + zussaweb for nzb downloading (replacement for newsleecher)
[07:11] <eobanb> linxeh, if there are no packages to update, then you are running the final.
[07:11] <zaggynl> klibido is easiest to setup
[07:11] <dragonmantank> Can I use the Alternate CD to upgrade my distro or do I have to actually boot off of it?
[07:11] <Malachi> Hey guys. Question.  I'm trying to install using the alternate CD, but it still tries to update online.
[07:11] <linxeh> eobanb: so *every* mirror is up to date?
[07:12] <] Johnny[> is there a change log somewhere between the other versions?
[07:12] <gnudoc> dragonmantank: yes you can use the alternate cd
[07:12] <eobanb> linxeh, as far as i know.
[07:12] <Malachi> dragonmantank: Last time, I used the alt.
[07:12] <frojnd> can someone help me on this one. I have just updating and some error came: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/16414/
[07:12] <Malachi> But I can't seem to now.
[07:12] <jezz> no only a beta version on usenet
[07:12] <macpo3> hi, quick question - will the xubuntu 6.10 live-cd mount ntfs / xp disks?
[07:12] <ssam> dragonmantank, you can upgrade off the disk, see the upgrade notes
[07:12] <grayman_> Malachi, you can skip it
[07:12] <linxeh> Malachi: change sources.list to use just the cd
[07:12] <dragonmantank> Malachi: Cool, thanks
[07:12] <Malachi> Thanks, grayman_ and linxeh
[07:12] <eobanb> frojnd, i think the mirrors are just under a lot of stress right now; try again later
[07:13] <clearzen> Does anyone know how I can make ffmepg recursively convert every  file in a folder with the same command?
[07:13] <ravi_> how many developers uBUNTU officially has?
[07:13] <billy> linxeh spikeb :  I don't think it found it.  I'm getting a "permission denied" error.
[07:13] <spikeb> hmm
[07:13] <frojnd> eobanb: ok :D :D
[07:13] <Noodlesgc> 8kb/s
[07:13] <adastra23> has anyone upgraded to fiesty with a dual boot win-ubuntu system?
[07:13] <Dlozo> u are better off with a torrent for now
[07:13] <timmi`nb2> i could only set a resolution of 1024x786 - how to set it to 1280x1024 then?
[07:13] <eobanb> !fixres
[07:13] <ubotu> The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type  sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart  in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[07:13] <ATi7500> hi all
[07:13] <r3m0t> <3
[07:13] <loverboy05> Microsoft has to be very afraid of this release
[07:14] <r3m0t> loverboy05: not /that/ <3 I'm afraid
[07:14] <jezz> im very curious to see whats linux is like
[07:14] <Noodlesgc> im ditching windows today
[07:14] <kal_> <33
[07:14] <ATi7500> how can i reset the iptables to its default?
[07:14] <BHSPitMonkey> is upgrading from edgy to feisty a recommended practice?
[07:14] <ravi_> loverboy05: not at all,
[07:14] <eobanb> BHSPitMonkey, yes, go right ahead
[07:14] <winrar> jezz: Its awesome ^^
[07:14] <jezz> any mirror torrents?
[07:14] <jezz> i hope
[07:14] <khermans> ATi7500, iptables -F ?
[07:14] <eobanb> !upgrade | BHSPitMonkey
[07:14] <ubotu> BHSPitMonkey: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes
[07:14] <r3m0t> BHSPitMonkey: if you see something you want
[07:14] <adastra23> jezz, ubuntu support in the forums is very good if you have any trouble.
[07:14] <jezz> ok
[07:14] <adastra23> everyone is nice and helpful
[07:14] <slyfox> Can someone help me with how to limit time for linux users? Say I want a specific user to auto log of at 10pm on weekdays ?
[07:14] <loverboy05> ravi: why do you say that?
[07:14] <kal_> ubuntu feisty is so fast compared to Vista...
[07:14] <loverboy05> r3m0t: why do you say that?
[07:15] <atomiku> I want to copy my home directory to another partition, what is the best way to do this? rsync -a /src/ /dest?
[07:15] <BHSPitMonkey> r3m0t, I mean as far as "issues"... distro upgrading via apt used to be problematic
[07:15] <alex_dinamo> hey... I'm trying to upgrade to 7.04 and I'm having problems
[07:15] <ATi7500> khermans: can you join #ATi7500 ?
[07:15] <Noodlesgc> whats the difference between edgy and fiesty?
[07:15] <billy> jezz, I just made the switch a couple months back.  It's sweet.
[07:15] <eobanb> alex_dinamo, can you be more specific
[07:15] <ATi7500> i have to paste something
[07:15] <stoone> Please help: my upgrader sais that it needs more than 15.1M space on /boot and aborts the upgrade, but I have 26M free.
[07:15] <hans> slyfox use a cronjob :)
[07:15] <spikeb> six months of development
[07:15] <centyx> hi.
[07:15] <jezz> ok later all
[07:15] <alex_dinamo> the upgrade tool complains that there is too little space on /boot partition!
[07:15] <] Johnny[> Is there a comparsion or change log between edgy and fiesty?
[07:15] <delire> clearzen: something like 'for i in $(ls .); do ffmpeg -i $i [options]  out-$i; done
[07:15] <alex_dinamo> what can I do?
[07:15] <centyx> anyone else experiencing a bit of slowness w/ the ubuntu repositories?
[07:15] <SeveredCross> Bah WTF.
[07:15] <slyfox> hans: and what will I put into the cron ? what command ?
[07:15] <SeveredCross> centyx: Yeah, you and the rest of the community.
[07:15] <hans> init 0 :)
[07:15] <eobanb> centyx, yes, that is normal for now.
[07:15] <winrar> centyx: A lot of people are using them ;)
[07:15] <ravi_> loverboy05: and please forget MS, there is nothing to talk about MS, even Mark, the founder of Ubuntu has said that MS has done great work for Vista.. lets make our Linux like that and more than that, but right now it isnt.. believe in truth, and just forget MS and Linux comparisions
[07:15] <grayman> centyx, that's normal right now
[07:15] <macpo3> how do I make sure my list of repositories in synaptic is up to date?
[07:15] <r3m0t> stoone: please paste the result of "df -h | grap boot"
[07:15] <alex_dinamo> I'm doing a "live" update through my desktop
[07:15] <SeveredCross> I can't even hit the repos for the package files.
[07:16] <alex_dinamo> can anyone help?
[07:16] <eobanb> r3m0t, you mean grep
[07:16] <Nitro> I get the $HOME/.drmc error, how do I set the file to 644 and make the home folder only viewable/writeable for me?
[07:16] <respa> is there a guide to install nvidia drivers?
[07:16] <vsamel> Hi I'm upgrading ubuntu to fiesty...and my n/w speed is around 17mbps. Why does the download manager work at around 25Kbps?
[07:16] <eobanb> !nvidia | respa
[07:16] <ubotu> respa: To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[07:16] <r3m0t> I meant grep, yes eobanb  stoone
[07:16] <spikeb> vsamel, busy servers
[07:16] <SeveredCross> Bah.
[07:16] <stoone> r3m0t: /dev/hda1              37M  9.3M   26M  27% /boot
[07:16] <respa> eobanb thanks
[07:16] <grayman> vsamel, it's overloaded right now
[07:16] <delire> respa: or system -> admin -> restricted driver manager
[07:16] <SperMite_> damn this feisty install is taking forever...
[07:16] <SeveredCross> apt-get update hangs at 99%, trying to connect to something.
[07:17] <loverboy05> ravi_: ubuntu will completely dominate distrowatch's top ten!
[07:17] <delire> eobanb: why not point Feisty users to system -> admin -> restricted driver manager ?
[07:17] <grayman> it already does
[07:17] <spikeb> actually, only the original is in the top ten
[07:17] <Nitro> I get the $HOME/.drmc error, how do I set the file to 644 and make the home folder only viewable/writeable for me?, anybody? :)
[07:17] <spikeb> and ever is
[07:17] <spikeb> heh
[07:17] <r3m0t> stoone: in the boot menu, do you have more than one kernel?
[07:17] <grayman> yes
[07:17] <grayman> no
[07:17] <ravi_> loverboy05: Windowws doesnt come in Distrowatch.. look for what u started
[07:17] <delire> grayman: oh, i wasn't aware of this.
[07:17] <eobanb> delire, good point; i
[07:17] <grayman> kubuntu too
[07:17] <Noodlesgc> are some ports faster than others?
[07:17] <grayman> i think
[07:17] <SeveredCross> Whoo, excellent, it loaded.
[07:17] <brunoUT> when i try to update through the update manager i am getting a 'malformed' software error when tryin to fetch files.....what is going on?
[07:17] <eobanb> i'll have to get into the habit of doing that, delire
[07:17] <brunoUT> any ideas?
[07:17] <stoone> r3m0t: no I removed the old ones
[07:17] <vsamel> i have done a lot of tweaking to make my wireless work....will this be messed up with upgrade to fiesty?
[07:17] <clearzen> delire: thanks for the tip
[07:18] <delire> clearzen: np
[07:18] <eobanb> vsamel, depends on what kind of tweaking you're talking about
[07:18] <grayman> vsamel, in theory feisty should have a better support for wireless
[07:18] <dieman> use the torrent
[07:18] <slyfox> Can someone help me with how to limit time for linux users? Say I want a specific user to auto log of at 10pm on weekdays ?
[07:18] <dieman> http://mirror.cs.umn.edu/ubuntu-torrents/
[07:18] <aa^way> hey is there any apt-get module so i could download songs?
[07:18] <aa^way> in windows i loved limewire
[07:18] <r3m0t> stoone: I'm afraid I'm at a loss... if it's a bug it has a high chance of being fixed in a few days. Try "fdisk -l /dev/hda | grep hda2"
[07:18] <GeekChick|> How do you change the ubuntu loading bar to the xubuntu loading bar?
[07:18] <eobanb> aa^way, frostwire
[07:18] <Nitro> So downloading the .iso is quicker than upgrading?
[07:19] <SeveredCross> aa^way, apt-get doesn't have modules, apt-get installs packages.
[07:19] <adastra23> 100 days? - youll have it in three months!!!
[07:19] <SeveredCross> Frostwire will do it.
[07:19] <jason_> ho do i do the upgarde
[07:19] <loverboy05> aa^way: try amule
[07:19] <aa^way> yes i meant that, im having problems with english
[07:19] <aa^way> frostwire vs amule?
[07:19] <r3m0t> Nitro: at the moment - but I would simply wait a few hours
[07:19] <Slart> slyfox: I don't know of any automated solutions.. but a script in the crontab should do it
[07:19] <delire> aa^way: doesn't limewire work just fine in Linux? also amule, nicotine
[07:19] <SeveredCross> jason_: update-manager should do it automatically.
[07:19] <grayman> aa^way, you have a lot of clients for p2p networks if you mean that
[07:19] <timmi`nb2> eobanb A configuration page will appear, asking if you want to autodetect video hardware. Select yes, --> i dont get an autodetect option!
[07:19] <r3m0t> Nitro: unless you need to go to sleep ;-)
[07:19] <Nitro> r3m0t: ok
[07:19] <grayman> just need to find one that suits you
[07:19] <aa^way> oh delire that might be right
[07:19] <hans> do man skill
[07:19] <Nitro> r3m0t: hehehe
[07:19] <function1> should i upgrade to feisty? or will it kill itself like dapper -> edgy
[07:19] <eobanb> aa^way, or gtk-gnutella
[07:19] <hans> slyfox do man skill
[07:19] <r3m0t> Nitro: there are special instructions for upgrading from a CD... check the website
[07:20] <Nitro> ok
[07:20] <loverboy05> aa^way: i've never tried frostwire. amule is really good
[07:20] <stoone> r3m0t: this is my whole partition table /dev/hda1               1           5       40131   83  Linux
[07:20] <stoone> /dev/hda2   *           6        1462    11703352+   b  W95 FAT32
[07:20] <stoone> /dev/hda3            1463        1657     1566337+  82  Linux swap / Solaris
[07:20] <stoone> /dev/hda4            1658        4864    25760227+  83  Linux
[07:20] <brunoUT> any ideas?
[07:20] <brunoUT> when i try to update through the update manager i am getting a 'malformed' software error when tryin to fetch files.....what is going on?
[07:20] <clearzen> aa^way: Use a torrent program limewire has *a lot* of junk files
[07:20] <IdleOne> !paste | stoone
[07:20] <ubotu> stoone: 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)
[07:20] <ssam> function1, if you are worried wait a few days
[07:20] <Angeluz> Damn.
[07:20] <r3m0t> function1: the upgrade process has been tested more carefully since edgy
[07:20] <slyfox> Slart: Ok, say you set the script to run at 10pm every day, and it logs the user off. But once the cron job is done, the user can easily log back in because the cro nhas finished its 10pm job .... ?
[07:20] <SeveredCross> Why not just have the script log the user back in?
[07:20] <wick2o> is there something wrong with edgy server edition?
[07:20] <r3m0t> stoone: that means you cannot extend /boot to make it larger
[07:20] <wick2o> 403 Forbidden [IP: <IP_ADDRESS> 80]
[07:20] <Woody_> dragonmantank: just insert your CD when you are already in your OS
[07:20] <slyfox> hans: what is the command to manually kill the user off? (I will maybe put it into cron) ?
[07:20] <eobanb> wick2o, uhm, no?
[07:20] <Slart> slyfox: you can disables the users login at the same time... and later reenable it
[07:20] <Woody_> dragonmantank: no need to boot from CD
[07:20] <Woody_> dragonmantank: just insert and upgrade
[07:20] <Newbie> Hi all
[07:20] <Angeluz> A friend of mine is on the way to visit me with his external usb-harddisk, to copy a few movie.
[07:20] <jason_> my kernel version is 2.6.15-28-386 is that up to date
[07:20] <eobanb> wick2o, try another mirror
[07:20] <wick2o> i keep getting the 403 when i try to apt-get update
[07:20] <Angeluz> +s
[07:21] <SeveredCross> jason_: That's fairly old.
[07:21] <eobanb> wick2o, try again later; the mirrors are under a lot of stress
[07:21] <Angeluz> I forgot to mention, that I can't write NTFS-drives.
[07:21] <mc44> wick2o: busy servers
[07:21] <alex_dinamo> what would you recommend to resize the boot partition? anything special?
[07:21] <alex_dinamo> any ideas?
[07:21] <Stig> I have setup my ISP's newsserver with thunderbird, now how do I find Feisty and download it? I havent used Usenet for quite a while and when I did I used grabit which was pretty easy.
[07:21] <hans> just remove the hash of i'ts password hihi
[07:21] <Slart> slyfox: or, rather.. first disable his login, then log him off =)
[07:21] <aa^way> ok thanks guys, im getting amule
[07:21] <ardchoille> Is there a comand line bittorrent app?
[07:21] <jason_> it isnt give any new up dates in the update thing
[07:21] <grayman> yes people, no need to jump on upgrade
[07:21] <slyfox> Slart: what would I write into cron to log the user off, disbale user login, enable use r login ?
[07:21] <wick2o> ahhh
[07:21] <mc44> archangelpetro: rtorrent
[07:21] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: stoone: are you both getting the same message?
[07:21] <grayman> it won't disapear
[07:21] <SeveredCross> ardchoille: rtorrent.
[07:21] <wick2o> thought maybe i screwed something up
[07:21] <grayman> and will be faster a bit later
[07:21] <stefg> !ntfs | Angeluz
[07:21] <ubotu> Angeluz: To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions . For write access see !ntfs-3g or !fuse
[07:21] <ardchoille> SeveredCross: Thank you :)
[07:21] <stefg> !ntfs-3g | Angeluz
[07:21] <ubotu> Angeluz: ntfs-3g is is a Linux driver which allows read/write access to NTFS partitions. It has been extensively tested but please remember to keep backups of critical data. Installation instructions at http://lunapark6.com/?p=1710 (Dapper) and http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=217009/ (Edgy)
[07:21] <loverboy05> aa^way: you're welcome, just make sure you forward your ports
[07:22] <stoone> r3m0t: then what to do? just sit and wait?
[07:22] <archangelpetro> :/
[07:22] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, the upgrade tool says there is too little space, I have a 55M boot partition, maybe it is too small
[07:22] <jason_> can i do the sudo apt0get update will that work
[07:22] <Angeluz> Thanks guys.
[07:22] <Angeluz> But what's with feisty? ;)
[07:22] <delire> aa^way: check if limewire's in an ubuntu repo first. if it isn't then install java, download limewire, install the program alien using apt and 'alien limewire.rpm' (or whatever it's called) and then 'sudo dpkg -i limewire.deb'.
[07:22] <r3m0t> stoone: I'm sorry I don't know... check the forums and you might find a fix. alex_dinamo you have the same problem
[07:22] <BrokenLinux> so you can upgrade from a burned iso CD?
[07:22] <stoone> r3m0t: ok thx
[07:22] <delire> aa^way: but yes, amule is really alot better.
[07:23] <Cryoniq> Anyone updated their egdy to Feisty yet and can tell if there was any issues? =)
[07:23] <GeekChick|> How do you change the ubuntu loading bar to the xubuntu loading bar?
[07:23] <r3m0t> BrokenLinux: yes, log into edgy and insert the CD
[07:23] <Stig> Can someone help me download Feisty by Usenet using Thunderbird please? How do I search/find feisty .iso and download it?
[07:23] <SeveredCross> Whoo, I'm finally getting DECENT speeds for apt-get
[07:23] <SeveredCross> 80 KB/s
[07:23] <SeveredCross> Stig: Just use BitTorrent, it's easier
[07:23] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, I'm thinkint about resizing the partition, not sure if this can be done reliably
[07:23] <Angeluz> Cryoniq: I did while in beta-phase... no info on the final version, sorry.
[07:23] <slyfox> Slart: what would I write into cron to log the user off, disbale user login, enable use r login ?
[07:23] <jrib> !usplash > GeekChick|    (GeekChick|, see the private message from ubotu)
[07:23] <BrokenLinux> r3m0t, and it will autostart or something?
[07:23] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, what do you think?
[07:23] <Slart> slyfox: working on it =)
[07:23] <r3m0t> BrokenLinux: yes although I haven't tried this myself
[07:23] <IdleOne> GeekChick|, first install xubuntu-desktop then log out and back in  ( at login screen click session and choose xcfe )
[07:23] <slyfox> Slart: please.
[07:24] <Cryoniq> Angeluz, how did it go in Beta for you? =)
[07:24] <Stig> I might give it a try if I cant get this working. My ISP uses giganews euro servers which should be very quick though.
[07:24] <Slart> slyfox: I've never done this before myself.. I'll have to look up the exact procedure
[07:24] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: run "fdisk -l /dev/hda" and put it on pastebin
[07:24] <BrokenLinux> r3m0t, then I'll let you know how it goes
[07:24] <r3m0t> !paste | alex_dinamo
[07:24] <ubotu> alex_dinamo: 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)
[07:24] <kneeki> Hmm, anyone know where i can find some nice looking disc lables for my Feisty CD's I'm burning =)
[07:24] <alex_dinamo> ok
[07:24] <Noodlesgc> no fair
[07:24] <eobanb> kneeki, good question! i'd like to know that too
[07:24] <Noodlesgc> 11 kpbs
[07:25] <spikeb> i got it at 330
[07:25] <spikeb> heh
[07:25] <Malachi> I still can't update from the live cds.
[07:25] <r3m0t> GeekChick|: I think maybe "apt-get install xubuntu-artwork-usplash"
[07:25] <kneeki> eobanb: If nobody knows of any, I'll make some ;)
[07:25] <delire> 18k here in Germany on a torrent. 10 download hours..
[07:25] <mc44> Malachi: what do you mean?
[07:25] <r3m0t> Malachi: what have you done and what happens?
[07:25] <Slart> slyfox: here's one way to log off a user http://www.fedoraforum.org/forum/showthread.php?t=113378
[07:25] <respa> how do I disable sudo and set a root password?
[07:25] <Noodlesgc> where are you getting these huge speeds?
[07:25] <jrib> !sudo > respa    (respa, see the private message from ubotu)
[07:25] <cyris> respa:sudo passwd root
[07:25] <Cryoniq> Sounds like it is better to download iso and update from it, than using update manager to update at the moment thinking of that speed rates people talk about :P
[07:25] <Hairulfr> respa: Why would you want to do that?
[07:25] <mgedmin> just make sure you get the right iso
[07:25] <stefg> SeveredCross, Noodlesgc , spikeb : how about taking this to irc://freenode/%23ubuntu-release-party ? w
[07:26] <slyfox> Slart: let me see
[07:26] <Malachi> I deselected all of the other sources , mc44 and r3m0t, and just added the CD rom. But it has an error and won't finish.
[07:26] <respa> Hairulfr to prevent other users on my machine to use root
[07:26] <Cryoniq> And use time while doing that to backup documents, bookmarks and some stuff in folders before update :)
[07:26] <Agrajag> respa: if you disable sudo, you will break things like update-manager that usegksudo to gain root privileges
[07:26] <Slart> slyfox: to deny a user login you can set his login shell to /bin/false instead of /bin/bash .. I can't remember where this is stored.. in a file somewhere
[07:26] <freezer> hi
[07:26] <eobanb> do NOT disable sudo, respa
[07:26] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, http://rafb.net/p/IFp7Kn27.html
[07:26] <r3m0t> Malachi: I don't think you should have deselected them. did you get the "distribution upgrade" message?
[07:26] <Agrajag> Slart: /etc/passwd
[07:26] <Noodlesgc> thanks stefg
[07:26] <freezer> has anyone here an old Cingular SIM card he doesn't need anymore?
[07:26] <dragonmantank> Hmm. I get almost to the end of the 'fetching files' part of the upgrade and then it restarts fetching files again
[07:27] <mc44> Malachi: you need to use the alternate cd not the live cd to do that
[07:27] <Angeluz> Cryoniq: I had a few problem booting the new kernel, but that got fixed within a few hours.
[07:27] <Slart> ah.. thanks Agrajag. slyfox: as he said.. in /etc/passwd
[07:27] <respa> eobanb ok, then how do I do to ask for root password everytime one user uses sudo?
[07:27] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, that's the output of fdisk -l /dev/sda
[07:27] <Malachi> mc44: I am; r3m0t: I didn't get a message.
[07:27] <ph8> hey all, i'm running a postfix setup on an edgy system and i get this when i try to run logwatch:
[07:27] <ph8> sendmail: fatal: Recipient addresses must be specified on the command line or via the -t option
[07:27] <ph8> postdrop: warning: stdin: unexpected EOF in data, record type 78 length 64
[07:27] <ph8> postdrop: fatal: uid=0: malformed input
[07:27] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: if necessary you can extend your boot partition, I can help with that
[07:27] <Agrajag> respa: sudo will never ask for a root password, it's always the user's password.
[07:27] <ph8> any idea why that is?
[07:27] <slyfox> Slart: on that forum , they only tell you how to log off the user if you know to where he is logged in.
[07:27] <mc44> Malachi: you said you were using the live CD
[07:27] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, is that reliable?
[07:27] <jrib> respa: there's an option you can set in /etc/sudoers, read 'man sudoers'
[07:27] <Malachi> mc44: I did. Sorry, my bad.
[07:27] <ph8> i'm pretty sure logwatch is setup properly and i've tried logwatch --mailto<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[07:27] <Angeluz> !paste ph8
[07:27] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about paste ph8 - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[07:28] <Angeluz> Damn. ;)
[07:28] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, can I do it with the machine running?
[07:28] <respa> Agrajag so every user on the system can perform root commands?
[07:28] <r3m0t> Malachi: you should not do a "normal" update - you should get a special message
[07:28] <ph8> !paste > Angeluz
[07:28] <DiMiTRiS> Can i use the fiesty cd as a live cd. I have a perfectly working 6.06 beryl installation on and i don't want to upgrade unless i am sure its worth it since edgy didn't do it for me.
[07:28] <ph8> *g*
[07:28] <mc44> Malachi: did you try running gksu "sh /cdrom/cdromupgrade"
[07:28] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: yes, but you'll need to restart after you're done and before you upgrade
[07:28] <jrib> respa: by default, only users in the "admin" group can sudo
[07:28] <mgedmin> DiMiTRiS: yes
[07:28] <Agrajag> respa: no
[07:28] <DiMiTRiS> thnx
[07:28] <Kinetic> Dimitris yes
[07:28] <Malachi> mc44: r3m0t: I ran the command mc44 just gave me.
[07:28] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, No problem! I also have a spare partition... big enough for sure!
[07:28] <Slart> slyfox: couldn't you just do a who -u | grep username ... and then some more bash magic to get the pid
[07:28] <Agrajag> respa: only users in the admin group can
[07:29] <surviver> End
[07:29] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, so, just point me to tools/procedures, I will do it!
[07:29] <stefg> DiMiTRiS: that's the reason of existaence for the /Desktop/-Cd's... so yes,you can
[07:29] <mc44> Malachi: and it didnt work?
[07:29] <slyfox> Slart: no, as I will not be using the computer at the time this needs to be done. This is for the kids to not use the computer after 10 pm is what I want to do.
[07:29] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: I am looking for the right package to do this easily
[07:29] <slyfox> Slart: I need it to be autoamtic, timeoutd   is good thing if only it worked.
[07:29] <Nitro> I get this ; Failed to fetch http://no.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/edgy-updates/main/source/Sources.bz2 Feil MD5sum
[07:29] <Malachi> mc44: It works, but it still looks like it connects to the net, and I get speeds like 14k
[07:29] <dragonmantank> This stinks. I get MD5 mismatches on some packages coming directly off of the CD!
[07:30] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, thanks!
[07:30] <respa> Agrajag if I dont want  to be a user in the admin group, how do I use root commands?
[07:30] <Nitro> Is there a way to fix that?
[07:30] <Slart> slyfox: you'll have to write a script to do this.. that way you won't have to sit at the computer
[07:30] <SeveredCross> Bah, fuck!
[07:30] <jason_> its not showing any new updates in update manager for em
[07:30] <mc44> dragonmantank: re burn the cd
[07:30] <jason_> me
[07:30] <GeekChick|> jrib, thanks for that tidbit on the built in switcher when you execute "sudo update-alternatives --config usplash-artwork.so"
[07:30] <mc44> !ohmy | SeveredCross
[07:30] <slyfox> Slart: If only I knew how, I am a noob in this.
[07:30] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: install gparted
[07:30] <ubotu> SeveredCross: Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[07:30] <PriceChild> !sudo > respa (p m from ubotu)
[07:30] <mgedmin> respa: why don'y you want to be in the admin group???
[07:30] <SeveredCross> Eh, I know, I'm jjust frustrated with apt-get right now.
[07:31] <SeveredCross> It was going fine, then all of a sudden drops to 0 and times out.
[07:31] <tomy984> does anyone here have hp1012 (or any 101x) printer installed on ubuntu. PLIZ HELP
[07:31] <respa> mgedmin I dont like the idea to run root commands without password
[07:31] <Slart> slyfox: then I think bash scripting will take some learning..  =)
[07:31] <mgedmin> sudo requires a password
[07:31] <r3m0t> tomy984: what happened when you tried to use it?
[07:31] <winrar> mgedmin: Your own
[07:31] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, ok
[07:31] <stdin> respa: you still need a password to run a command
[07:31] <mgedmin> just a different password for every sudo-capable user
[07:31] <zer0phewl> does anybody knows why or how to make wirless to work on hp compaq nx6310 with broadcom. everything what was on google dont work for me :(((((
[07:31] <Shirmpy_> there are so many people!!!
[07:31] <tomy984> it works with hplip driver. But it cannot print in duplex
[07:32] <dystopianray> respa: the only place you don't use a password is the livecd
[07:32] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: now open it and select the disk "sda"
[07:32] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, ok... installing
[07:32] <stefg> !wifi | zer0phewl
[07:32] <ubotu> zer0phewl: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[07:32] <respa> Oh I see, so if I set root password I need this pass to use "sudo anything"? thats what I want
[07:32] <ravi_> do any1 know how many official dev are in Ubuntu?
[07:32] <Agrajag> respa: no
[07:32] <SeveredCross> >:o
[07:32] <chewed-on> Hi guys :-P
[07:32] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, servers are a bit busy!
[07:32] <r3m0t> ravi_: there are about 50 paid developers and many volunteers
[07:32] <jon__> hey all, can i ask a dumb question about the feisty server upgrade instructions? i can't seem to find update-manager-core in the edgy repo
[07:32] <ubuntu_noob> !codec
[07:32] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[07:32] <Agrajag> respa: if you set a root password, all that happens is you're allowed to use su to change your user to root, or to log in directly as root
[07:32] <dystopianray> respa: the sudo password is your user account password
[07:32] <eck> respa: the default behavior is to prompt you for your login password, but sudo uses pam so you can configure it to authenticate any way you like
[07:32] <chewed-on> I'm back, this time, I'm on Ubuntu :)
[07:33] <SeveredCross> respa: Each user eneds to enter their own password when using sudo.
[07:33] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: oh yes, sorry. tell me when it's arrived
[07:33] <jrib> jon__: you have edgy-updates?
[07:33] <ravi_> r3m0t: thanks, r u sure for the no. 50 (official paid)
[07:33] <r3m0t> chewed-on: congratulations
[07:33] <mc44> r3m0t: hmm, I think its closer to 25
[07:33] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, ok
[07:33] <jon__> let me check
[07:33] <chewed-on> I'm running from the CD though.
[07:33] <r3m0t> chewed-on: at least you know internet and chat works :D
[07:33] <Agrajag> respa: by default, only the first user you create, when installing the OS, is allowed to use sudo. So it's not like every user gets to be root whenever they want.
[07:33] <Gralq> eep.. lots of ppl.. =)
[07:33] <SeveredCross> Anyone else have problems accessing security.ubuntu.com?
[07:34] <r3m0t> SeveredCross: yes, the servers are overloading
[07:34] <theacolyte> Well done guys, well done.
[07:34] <chewed-on> Yeah but I want to install Ubuntu onto my hard drive but Fedora is in the way.
[07:34] <Schulze> test
[07:34] <theacolyte> Congratulations
[07:34] <Schulze> gut =)
[07:34] <SeveredCross> It's very strange, I had 100 KB/s a few minutes ago, then all of a sudden everything bit the dust.
[07:34] <Shirmpy_> chewed-on, i'm pretty sure you can delete fedora. if you want ubuntu only
[07:34] <respa> Agrajag ok, if a regular user wants to use a root command and he knows the password, what does he do? sudo command? then he needs to know the root password or his password will be ok?
[07:34] <Gralq> hello.. I've got a slight problem with apache2 and mod_rewrite after upgradeing to fiesty.. has anyone had a similar problem?
[07:34] <SeveredCross> respa: A regular user generalyl cannot sudo.
[07:35] <dystopianray> respa: he only needs to know his own password
[07:35] <ig> hi all -- quick question
[07:35] <Random_Transit> hey, i'm trying to upgrade to feisty using update manager...and i keep getting this message: Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/feisty-security/main/binary-i386/Packages.bz2 Sub-process bzip2 returned an error code (2)
[07:35] <SeveredCross> Like someone said, only the first user you add can sudo
[07:35] <stefg> !root
[07:35] <ubotu> sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[07:35] <dystopianray> respa: there is no root password on ubuntu by default
[07:35] <Zobert> Hey guys
[07:35] <SeveredCross> UNless you add others to the admin group.
[07:35] <ig> i've libc 2.4 but my stupid app requires libc 2.3
[07:35] <Agrajag> respa: IF the user that wants to use root is in the admin group, he can use sudo and then his own password.
[07:35] <timmi`nb2> cant switch to 1280x1024! :(
[07:35] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: please run "swapon -s | grep sda2"
[07:35] <HyDraGeN> hey guys trying to update from 6.10 to 7.04 but can't find that "Upgrade" button in the update manager, anyone got a clue?
[07:35] <chewed-on> Shirmpy_: ofcourse I can, but I don't want to delete Fedora.
[07:35] <stefg> !fixres | timmi`nb2
[07:35] <ig>  whats the proper way to let the app have 2.3 for itself, while the rest of the system continues to use 2.4
[07:35] <ubotu> timmi`nb2: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type  sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart  in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[07:35] <Schulze> Wer kann mir helfen? Ich habe ubuntu auf einer Platte instaliert und letztens C Formatiert und habe seitdem keinen Grub Bootmanager mehr beim Rechnerstart. Wie kann ich den denn wieder herstellen?
[07:35] <r3m0t> ig: which app is this that required libc 2.3?
[07:35] <Agrajag> respa: if the user is NOt in the admin group, sudo will not allow him root privileges, no matter what password he provides.
[07:35] <ig> tibco designer
[07:35] <Random_Transit> HyDraGeN, do a sudo update-manager -c
[07:35] <Zobert> If anyone is having trouble downloading off the official mirrors, or the torrents, I've set up a mirror: http://www.kitsirota.com/soft/linux/ubuntu/feisty/
[07:36] <Shirmpy_> chewed-on: ok, just checking. :) (...you know you want ubuntu lol)
[07:36] <Zobert> feel free =D
[07:36] <HyDraGeN> ok
[07:36] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, and then...?
[07:36] <Agrajag> respa: in contrast, if you just give root a password, anyone who knows that password can get root access.
[07:36] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: and paste it here :D
[07:36] <ig> that's the problem
[07:36] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, gparted installed
[07:36] <tomy984> r3m0t: do you know how to make it to print on both sides of paper ?
[07:36] <respa> Agrajag thats what I want.. regular user (not admin group) to use sudo, but only if this user knows the root password
[07:36] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, /dev/sda2                               partition       506036  0       -1
[07:36] <blahblah556> how do i set the default program to open a file with?
[07:36] <r3m0t> tomy984: no, sorry
[07:36] <chewed-on> Shirmpy_: stop teasing me, I really might overwrite Fedora one day if I can't resist.
[07:36] <SeveredCross> Wooohoo, finalyl got security to work.  :)
[07:36] <ig> it requires libc2.3
[07:36] <ravi_> is there any performance increase in Feisty than Edgy?
[07:36] <winrar> !de | schulze
[07:36] <ubotu> schulze: Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu und Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #xubuntu-de und #edubuntu-de
 nothing same
[07:36] <Agrajag> respa: why wouldn't you just add the users who you want to have root access to the admin group?
[07:36] <HyDraGeN> + it says: warning: could not initiate dbus
[07:37] <tomy984> r3m0t: ok, thnx anyway
[07:37] <Agrajag> respa: is this going to be a system used by many people?
[07:37] <mp3guy> hi, is there a site somewhere what lists the main new parts of feisty ?
[07:37] <Schulze> Danke fr den Hinweis
[07:37] <not_a_k> i hate new release time.. my apt sources are slow as balls
[07:37] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: run gparted and select the "sda" disc
[07:37] <molinero> Hi
[07:37] <respa> Agrajag this is my personal computer, but other friends use it sometimes
[07:37] <molinero> Feisty Fawn 7.04 is great! :D
[07:37] <SeveredCross> apt has been up and down for me.
[07:37] <Agrajag> respa: why would your friends need root access?
[07:37] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, ready
[07:37] <delire> respa are you worried about someone getting your user password and operating sudo, perhaps remotely?
[07:37] <Random_Transit> can anyone here help me?
[07:37] <atomiku> I was wondering if someone could help me, my bios only allowes 8gb max for the boot partition. so I want /boot/ to be on a small partition while the rest of ubuntu on another. if you think you could help join #atomiku please
[07:37] <not_a_k> i'm not even trying to upgrade.. i just want my edgy packages..
[07:37] <Random_Transit> hey, i'm trying to upgrade to feisty using update manager...and i keep getting this message: Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/feisty-security/main/binary-i386/Packages.bz2 Sub-process bzip2 returned an error code (2)
[07:37] <SeveredCross> I was getting 100 KB/s earlier, then dropped to 0 and couln't get through, now I'm back to 75 KB/s
[07:37] <aLeSD> wow you are 300 more
[07:37] <HyDraGeN> guyyysss? anyone?
[07:38] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: now you can make changes but they won't take effect until you press the Big Button
[07:38] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, ready
[07:38] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, ok...
[07:38] <SeveredCross> atomiku, use the partitioner on the Live CD, manually set up partiitons and make a small one for /boot then just select /boot/ as its mountpoint.
[07:38] <ravi_> mp3guy: there you need to go to GNOME 1.18 release notes, that says whats new in GNOME, and its the part of Feisty.. and there is some wireless networking enhancements, compiz-beryl included in Feisty as Dekstop Effects..
[07:38] <SeveredCross> Not very difficult.
[07:38] <zarkyb> is anyone having trouble with connecting to wireless networks in fiesty?  i used ndiswrapper with edgy but i did a clean install of fiesty, and thought that its wireless support would be better... but i'm guessing i have to use ndiswrapper again. i don't have a net connection on that machine, is there anywhere i can download the packages to copy over on to it?
[07:38] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, I will unmount /boot.. then resize, ok?
[07:38] <HyDraGeN> hey guys trying to update from 6.10 to 7.04 but can't find that "Upgrade" button in the update manager(tried that sudo update-manager -c didn't work), anyone got a clue?
[07:38] <alefteris> only 300 seeders for the feisty DVD edition :(
[07:38] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: (1) delete sda2 (labelled "linux swap") (2) go to properties of sda1 and increase the size
[07:38] <eck> respa: read the sudoers man page
[07:38] <eck> respa: there is an option to have it use the root password
[07:38] <atomiku> SeveredCross: lol k
[07:38] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: no, that isn't necessary - gparted will deal with it
[07:38] <atomiku> bbl then
[07:38] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, ok
[07:39] <respa> eck thanks, thats what I want
[07:39] <chewed-on> Hey guys, what's the download link for Ubuntu again ?
[07:39] <chewed-on> My friend wants it as well.
[07:39] <jrib> chewed-on: ubuntu.com
[07:39] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, so, you are thinking on using space from sda2 for sda1?
[07:39] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: (3) now recreate sda2 in the empty space
[07:39] <ravi_> chewed-on: http://us.releases.ubuntu.com/7.04/
[07:39] <chewed-on> no, no, someone gave me a link just then for the ISO.
[07:39] <eck> respa: search for the string 'rootpw'
[07:39] <emarkd> hydragen:  update mgr is a gui -- click System, Administration, Update Manager.  Link will be near the top
[07:39] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: yes, you will have a slightly smaller swap partition
[07:39] <jrib> chewed-on: yes, it's linked on ubuntu.com
[07:39] <kane77> oh, and I cant even install enemy territory :( it says something like: "./setup.sh: 278: /home/kane/.setup8661: not found. ", anyone knows why? (I'm running 64-bit feisty)
[07:39] <HyDraGeN> emarkd i know it isn't there
[07:39] <Random_Transit> can anyone help me with this update problem???
[07:39] <winrar> kane77: The file isnt there.
[07:39] <jrib> chewed-on: or at least www.ubuntu.com
[07:39] <respa> eck exactly what I want, thanks
[07:39] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, what about this: I will instead use an unused partition that I have here... and left sda2 untoched... how about that?
[07:39] <ravi_> Random_Transit: dont update
[07:39] <Agrajag> respa: if you're going to do that, you'd better make sure root has a password beforehand.
[07:40] <respa> Agrajag yes, thanks
[07:40] <Random_Transit> Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/feisty-security/main/binary-i386/Packages.bz2 Sub-process bzip2 returned an error code (2) <---i get this from update manager and it quits
[07:40] <emarkd> hydragen:  do you have internet access??  it shows up find in my edgy
[07:40] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: your choice, I'm not sure what you want to do though
[07:40] <Moniker42> hey, you know the info bar next to the clock with the currently running apps (like gaim or azureus) well... i've deleted it somehow... how do i get it back?
[07:40] <kane77> winrar, ehm, the number changes every time I run setup...
[07:40] <chewed-on> OK, nevermind then :)
[07:40] <HyDraGeN> emarkd if i don't have an internet access how would i be speaking to you?
[07:40] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: you'de need to copy your current /boot to the new one including all permissions and metadata
[07:40] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, now... what size do you recommend for boot then?
[07:40] <Moniker42> alex_dinamo, you only need about 200MB tops
[07:41] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: 100MB should be more than enough, and small in your 250GB drive
[07:41] <r3m0t> OK, 200MB :)
[07:41] <emarkd> hydragen:  sorry ;)  been a long day here and i'm obviously getting stupid!!
[07:41] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, no, I will resize /boot, but using space from the unused partition... ok?
[07:41] <r3m0t> yes, ok
[07:41] <Jove`> Moniker42: Right click the panel, select "Add to panel", choose "Notification Area"
[07:41] <HyDraGeN> emarkd no np i know what you guys been through =)
[07:41] <ravi_> guessing if something interesting would be in Gusty
[07:41] <alex_dinamo> Moniker42, thanks!
[07:41] <Hairulfr> ravi_: Gutsy
[07:42] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: wait, no - you have to have all of /boot in one place. /boot is in parts 1 to 7 and swap is in parts 8 to 70
[07:42] <ubunturos> how do I make edgy eft probe that my UBS port now is connected to a ADSL router?
[07:42] <emarkd> hydragen  i'm not with ubuntu, i just love it and wouldn't go back to windows now for anything
[07:42] <dystopianray> ubunturos: lsusb?
[07:42] <ubunturos> dystopianray: tried it
[07:42] <r3m0t> ubunturos: run "lsusb" and post it to pastebin
[07:42] <ravi_> Hairulfr: yup right
[07:42] <Puaff> please, Is it possible to upgrade to 7.04 by changing sources.list and running apt-get update;apt-get dist-upgrade. Does it get the same result as the package manager?
[07:42] <ubunturos> r3m0t: ok
[07:42] <r3m0t> ubunturos: run "lsusb -vv" and post it to pastebin
[07:42] <Terrasque> emarkd: not even for the next big game?
[07:42] <HyDraGeN> emarkd same here :) , damn it where is that upgrade button!!!
[07:42] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, ok, then I'm missing something here...
[07:42] <Jove`> Puaff: Yes, that should work too
[07:42] <jrib> !upgrade > Puaff    (Puaff, see the private message from ubotu)
[07:42] <r3m0t> Puaff: no, it may break. check the instructions on ubuntu.com
[07:42] <ravi_> is ubuntu team planning to adopt some more color, or rather just Brown
[07:43] <spikeb> they already did
[07:43] <spikeb> blinding orange.
[07:43] <CokeNCode> lol
[07:43] <r3m0t> ravi_: it's taken an orangey feel
[07:43] <emarkd> emarkd:  well, I do still have an xp partition on one machine, but it hasn't been booted in a while...
[07:43] <ubunturos> r3m0t: the device is detected (DLink 502 T)
[07:43] <winrar> ravi_: You can change it as much as you like
[07:43] <Shirmpy_> i like brown but more colors attracts more people!!!
[07:43] <delire> given that most desktop machines have a single or at least primary user (ignoring root), leaving sshd listening on a sudo=ALL system is a little worrying. sshd_config's ignore root login has little place on an Ubuntu machine..
[07:43] <CokeNCode> ubuntu is fine, linux is about customization ...
[07:43] <dystopianray> ravi_: feisty should have a non-brown theme included
[07:43] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, I understand
[07:43] <Puaff> ok, I'll see, thx
[07:43] <Moniker42> Jove`, thanks
[07:43] <ravi_> winrar: eyah riht, I just do it everytime
[07:43] <polter> is it safe to remove kernels that I don't use? 2.6.17.. etc?
[07:43] <Jove`> np
[07:43] <delire> but anyway, a long RSA key is hard to crack..
[07:43] <CokeNCode> if u want colour, change it
[07:43] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, I can resize partition only to contiguos space!
[07:44] <jrib> polter: yes, but I would recommend keep at least one old one that you know works
[07:44] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: that's right
[07:44] <h0ax> hi does anyone know the sudo apt-get command for xchat ?
[07:44] <Moniker42> hullo PriceChild
[07:44] <HyDraGeN> ohhhhhhhhhhh
[07:44] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, got it, no problem
[07:44] <CokeNCode> h0ax sudo apt-cache search xchat
[07:44] <jrib> h0ax: sudo apt-get install xchat
[07:44] <polter> jrib: well the one I used for edgy don't boot up feisty, so I could remove that, right?
[07:44] <jrib> !apt > h0ax    (h0ax, see the private message from ubotu)
[07:44] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, will use swap space... shoud I turn off swap first?
[07:44] <r3m0t> h0ax: maybe "sudo apt-get install xchat"?
[07:44] <HyDraGeN> i see now should have done it like this: sudo update-manager -c -d
[07:44] <ubunturos> I'm not able to configure the USB connected device to work with my edgy
[07:44] <HyDraGeN> thnx anyways guys
[07:44] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, I guess so...
[07:44] <h0ax> thanks jrib
[07:44] <jrib> polter: yeah
[07:45] <sergito> server irc.redhispana.org
[07:45] <dystopianray> ubunturos: doesn't your modem have a ethernet port?
[07:45] <reaby> is there official cd labels for the disk ? i mean front and back label for normal cd case
[07:45] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: yes, run "swapoff /dev/sda2" to disable swap
[07:45] <polter> jrib: ok, thanks, but will Grub update its self?
[07:45] <ubunturos> dystopianray: yes, it has, and it works with eth0
[07:45] <blahblah556> how to set the default program to use when opening a file?
[07:45] <dystopianray> ubunturos: so why aren't you using that?
[07:45] <jrib> polter: yes, it should if you are using the package manager
[07:45] <ubunturos> dystopianray: but it doesn't with the USB
[07:45] <ubunturos> dystopianray: rather my laptop doesnt
[07:45] <ssam> blahblah556, right click on the file and go to properties
[07:45] <Lunar_Lamp> !beryl
[07:45] <ubotu> Beryl is a window manager that takes advantage of an OpenGL accelerated X environment. See http://forum.beryl-project.org/ - Help in #ubuntu-effects
[07:45] <polter> jrib: k, otherwise I'll just go into grub and change that myself
[07:46] <dystopianray> ubunturos: i would just buy a cheap switch
[07:46] <FantasmaS> Can someone tell me what shell commando I use to add a certain user to a certain group?
[07:46] <ssam> blahblah556, you can choose in one of the tabs there
[07:46] <Terrasque> i wonder what the load on the ubuntu.com server is now
[07:46] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, Seems like I need to unmount... and somehow, it won't
[07:46] <h0ax> i have this problem
[07:46] <h0ax> h0ax@h0ax-laptop:~$ sudo apt-get install xchat
[07:46] <h0ax> Password:
[07:46] <h0ax> Reading package lists... Done
[07:46] <h0ax> Building dependency tree... Done
[07:46] <h0ax> E: Couldn't find package xchat
[07:46] <dystopianray> FantasmaS: gpasswd -a user group
[07:46] <ubunturos> dystopianray: I'm connecting my laptop and desktop to the same ADSL router
[07:46] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: if you take a screenshot of gparted with all the changes, I can help you
[07:46] <ubunturos> dystopianray: and trying to connect both to the internet
[07:46] <FantasmaS> dystopianray thankyou very much
[07:46] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: you can e-mail me the screenshot at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[07:46] <HyDraGeN> god damn it feisty PWNS!
[07:46] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, options are disabled
[07:46] <ssam> Fanskapet, see man adduser
[07:46] <dystopianray> ubunturos: yes i realise, i would buy a switch if i were you and connect them both via ethernet
[07:46] <r3m0t> !paste | h0ax
[07:46] <ubotu> h0ax: 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)
[07:47] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: what do you get when you run "swapoff /dev/sda2" ?
[07:47] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, no problem for swapoff
 : do you play any online games?
[07:47] <ubunturos> dystopianray: umm, but do people end up using only it on ethernet?
[07:47] <IdleOne> h0ax, package is called xchat-commmon or xchat-gnome pick the one you prefer
[07:47] <delire> FantasmaS: adduser <user> <group>
[07:47] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, it's sda1 which I can't unmount
[07:47] <maddler> mgedmin: heya! :D
[07:47] <dystopianray> ubunturos: probably
[07:47] <FantasmaS> [delire] : thanks man
[07:47] <h0ax> thanks
[07:47] <ubunturos> dystopianray: umm
[07:47] <delire> FantasmaS: hmm.. though gpasswd is probably better
[07:47] <dystopianray> ubunturos: easiest and fastest way
[07:47] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: what error do you get?
[07:47] <DiMoS_BY>  ?
[07:47] <IdleOne> h0ax, also make  sure !universe is enabled
[07:47] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, device busy
[07:48] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, how can I know which process is keeping it busy?
[07:48] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: you might have to boot into a live CD - I'm not sure
[07:48] <tecta> how do i get totem-xine to play files in firefox?
[07:48] <FantasmaS> what about setting default group for a user?
[07:48] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: you should be able to extend sda1 without umount'ing it
[07:48] <dystopianray> FantasmaS: visudo
[07:48] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: what filesystem is on sda1?
[07:48] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, I see
[07:48] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, let me check
[07:49] <dystopianray> FantasmaS: oor sorry i mean vipw
[07:49] <ax> how do i disable popup reminders in gnome? [like new packages]
[07:49] <ssam> FantasmaS, system -> admin -> users and groups
[07:49] <Xander21c_>  /msg nickserv set hide email on
[07:49] <tecta> anyone know?
[07:49] <FantasmaS> ssam my michine has not gnome intalled
[07:49] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, sda1 is boot
[07:49] <r3m0t> ax: right click on the icon and go to preferences
[07:49] <dystopianray> FantasmaS: use vipw
[07:49] <MrMakeveli> have any of you guys know how to get subtitle files like "srt" to work when watching a movie?
[07:49] <FantasmaS> dystopianray thanks very much for the help
[07:49] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, I can resize/move sda2
[07:49] <dystopianray> FantasmaS: vipw -g works for groups too
[07:50] <ddude> !info mv
[07:50] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, not sda1 (boot)
[07:50] <ubotu> Package mv does not exist in edgy, edgy-backports, edgy-seveas
[07:50] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, it is disabled on gparted
[07:50] <FantasmaS> [dystopianray] : alright! \o/
[07:50] <ssam> FantasmaS, ok (sometimes people get given lots of CLI commands when a jobs is simple in the GUI)
[07:50] <ddude> !info synergy
[07:50] <FantasmaS> =]  ty
[07:50] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: you need to first choose to DELETE sda2 to give you space on the disk
[07:50] <ubotu> synergy: Share mouse, keyboard and clipboard over the network. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.3.1-2ubuntu1 (edgy), package size 593 kB, installed size 1460 kB
[07:50] <lzap> !load
[07:50] <tecta> mediabuntu is slooooooow
[07:50] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about load - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[07:50] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, ah, ok
[07:50] <ax> it seems as though my headers for opengl aren't the same version as my actual opengl libraries.. any ideas?
[07:50] <shaleh> preferences for a pure Linux laptop vendor, i.e. a laptop without the MS license?
[07:51] <dystopianray> sharp: system76 i think it is
[07:51] <spikeb> shaleh, system76
[07:51] <dystopianray> sharp: sorry wrong person
[07:51] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: (1) right click on /dev/sda2, go to delete (2) right click on /dev/sda1, go to resize, make it 200MB and (3) create a new partition, number "2", type "swap", in the space between 1 and 3
[07:51] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, sda2 deleted... still, I can't seem to resize!
[07:51] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: is it grayed out?
[07:51] <shaleh> why system76? good support? nice selection?
[07:51] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, yes...
[07:51] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, seems like *something* is keeping that partition "busy"
[07:52] <dystopianray> shaleh: comes with ubuntu by default
[07:52] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, and thus, unavailable
[07:52] <shaleh> dystopianray, know anyone who has bought from them?
[07:52] <Gartra1> why am i downloading ubuntu dist upgrades at dialup speed whn i have dsl?
[07:52] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: please send a screenshot of gparted running full screen
[07:52] <alex_dinamo> ok
[07:52] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: to me<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[07:52] <AnRkey> I think we are slowing the net down :D
[07:52] <dystopianray> shaleh: there are probalby a bunch of people here right now who've bought from them
[07:52] <Puppy_> I'm planning on using the upgrade manager to upgrade to feisty today. I really don't want to have any problems, so I'm downloading the LiveCD to make sure that I won't have any. If the LiveCD works, will I be in the clear for upgrading?
[07:52] <r3m0t> Gartra1: a lot of people are downloading from the same website at the same time
[07:52] <BHSPitMonkey> OK, here's a tricky one:  I just switched from edgy to feisty, and I want to install all the stuff I used to have installed.  I have a list of every package that was installed in edgy.  But, I'm afraid if I apt-get [that list] , it'll get a bunch of edgy-specific badness.  Will apt weed that stuff out, due to it being missing from the repos or etc?
[07:53] <AnRkey> i can hardly browse the repos in uk :)
[07:53] <r3m0t> Gartra1: using bittorrent is faster if you know how
[07:53] <jrib> BHSPitMonkey: how did you create the list?
[07:53] <tecta> anyone have any idea why medibuntu is soo slow?
[07:53] <max1> Anybody know how to instal the steam hlds on a pentium II...is there a special file or something?
[07:53] <silya> I can't download Packages.gz from edgy-security :(
[07:53] <Gartra1> not on my pos comp
[07:53] <Gralq> does anyone have the time for a (hopefully) quick fix?
[07:53] <fiveiron> hrm... whats the thing you have to do if the update manager says "could not calculate upgrade"  .. you have to do something with gpg i thought
[07:53] <BHSPitMonkey> jrib, from some dpkg command, and then I formatted the list so that it's usable.  It's just a space-delimited list of -every- package that was installed.
[07:53] <jburd> I'm trying to run opera, but it just crashes displaying a message on the terminal "segmentaion fault"
[07:53] <ssam> BHSPitMonkey, try it. it should ask for comfirmation first
[07:53] <jwooldridge75> anyone having trouble playing videos in 7.04
[07:54] <jburd> It was working fine earlier during the day.  What could be the problem?
[07:54] <jrib> BHSPitMonkey: in the future you may want to do this:
[07:54] <crolle17> can somebody please help me with a svn-command?
[07:54] <jrib> !cloning > BHSPitMonkey    (BHSPitMonkey, see the private message from ubotu)
[07:54] <h0ax> im having this problem while trying to install kismet "configure: error: no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH"
[07:54] <ssam> crolle17, what do you need to know
[07:54] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, gone!
[07:54] <CokeNCode> well, thanks for all the help guys
[07:54] <CokeNCode> time for lunch
[07:54] <dystopianray> crolle17: what command?
[07:54] <stdin> !b-e | h0ax
[07:54] <ubotu> h0ax: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first: not all !repositories are enabled by default!)
[07:54] <h0ax> thanks
[07:54] <IdleOne> h0ax, install buld-essential
[07:55] <BHSPitMonkey> jrib, ah, that's a helpful factoid.  That may have been the command I used, and plus, I still have the edgy partition to get back into.  Thanks.
[07:55] <crolle17> ssam dystopianray i want to set some files to ignore and use svn propedit svn:ignore
[07:55] <AnRkey> i am on RC1 and it's stable stable stable
[07:55] <Gralq> Cannot load /etc/apache2/libexec/mod_rewrite.so into server: /etc/apache2/libexec/mod_rewrite.so: undefined symbol: apr_group_name_get <- anything that rings a bell for someone? got the problem after the upgrade
[07:55] <malte> whats the url to that page on the ubuntu site (or was it their forums?) where you can see the status of all proposed and currently in-the-works new features and additions?
[07:55] <IdleOne> h0ax, install build-essential  that is
[07:55] <AnRkey> very very impressed
[07:55] <h0ax> how idleone ?
[07:55] <AnRkey> to all devs thanks very very much!!!
[07:55] <dystopianray> AnRkey: which snapshot are you using?
[07:55] <jrib> BHSPitMonkey: ok, then it's probably easier to do that way
[07:55] <yell0w> Gralq, #apache
[07:55] <IdleOne> h0ax, sudo apt-get install buld-essential in terminal
[07:55] <sdfasdfawef> how do i update from feisty beta to feisty final?
[07:55] <max1> Anybody know how to instal the steam hlds on a pentium II...is there a special file or something?
[07:55] <fiveiron> gah you know what would be nice?  if gnome-terminal started a screen session automatically...
[07:55] <Tonyo> can somebody tell me how I can change the screen resolution to 1280x1024?
[07:55] <crolle17> it is concerning files with extension .aux and are in the directory /home/user/doc
[07:55] <Gralq> yell0w: thanks
[07:55] <Crazytom_> ftp mirrors.gigenet.com/ubunut
[07:55] <IdleOne> errrrrbuild-essential
[07:55] <AnRkey> 16th i think
[07:55] <eobanb> !fixres | Tonyo
[07:55] <ubotu> Tonyo: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type  sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart  in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[07:55] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: I'm going to give up on gparted and continue with the command line
[07:56] <HYPOCRISY> Hello
[07:56] <ssam> crolle17, ok, i am not sure. have you looked at the SVN book. it is quite helpful (google for svn book)
[07:56] <fiveiron> max1: try #winehq
[07:56] <Crazytom_> sorry didn't realize i was still here
[07:56] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, ok
[07:56] <h0ax> Idleone: E: Couldn't find package buld-essential
[07:56] <BHSPitMonkey> jrib, think the dkpg --get-selections will work in a chroot?
[07:56] <dystopianray> AnRkey: you're probalby running what is now the final
[07:56] <Gartra1> POWER TO THE ALMIGHTY CLI
[07:56] <IdleOne> h0ax, it's build-essential sorry for my typo
[07:56] <crolle17> ssam dystopianray should the command look like this: svn propedit svn:ignore /home/user/doc ??
[07:56] <Puppy_> Will getting the Feisty LiveCD insure I won't have problems upgrading?
[07:56] <ssam> hoax build-essential
[07:56] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: open "fdisk /dev/sda"
[07:56] <krabador> very good
[07:56] <jrib> BHSPitMonkey: yep
[07:56] <AnRkey> dystopianray,it's perfect :D
[07:56] <winrar> Gartra1: it has power enough already ;p
[07:56] <Tonyo> thank you
[07:56] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, ok
[07:56] <kane77> oh, and I cant even install enemy territory :( it says something like: "./setup.sh: 278: /home/kane/.setup8661: not found. ", anyone knows why? (I'm running 64-bit feisty) (and this file should be created during install, but for some reason isnt)
[07:56] <krabador> i'm here with feisy final livecd!!!!
[07:57] <AnRkey> i can't believe how easy everything is now
[07:57] <jrib> Puppy_: you cannot upgrade using the Desktop CD, you can only do a fresh install
[07:57] <max1> fiveiron: that's a packet right?
[07:57] <Gartra1> i cant belive how SLOW everything is
[07:57] <h0ax> sorted idleone thanks
[07:57] <AnRkey> dystopianray, it was amazing to see how quickly everyone works while moving from herd to herd to beta and then to rc
[07:58] <Korgmatose> I see no updates at all in the manager ... Pehaps there are no new packages then ...
[07:58] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: wait, I'm opening it myself
[07:58] <Puppy_> Jrib, I'm planning on using the Upgrade manager to acutally upagrade, but I want to make sure I won't have any problems.   I'm connecting to an exchange server and i have "sync locally" checked, and spamchecking on
[07:58] <mc44> mgalvin: it was at 1600 for a bit
[07:58] <slanning> if anyone's set up jabberd2: I'm following http://jabberd.jabberstudio.org/2/docs/quickstart.html but /etc/init.d/jabberd2 doesn't seem to actually start anything - how do I proceed?
[07:58] <dystopianray> crolle17: i'm not really sure with that,sorry
[07:58] <jrib> Puppy_: I don't see how?  You want to do a test-run with the live cd?
[07:58] <mgalvin> mc44: wow! thats awesome
[07:58] <Noah0504_> Hello all.
[07:58] <mc44> mgalvin: or chaos. One of the two :)
[07:58] <mgalvin> :)
[07:58] <Pie-rate> only 1.5k people here? i thought it'd be more
[07:58] <Noah0504_> Everyone enjoying Fesity yet?
[07:59] <AnRkey> dystopianray, whats so cool that if i am this happy with feisty then i can't wait to see gutsy
[07:59] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: type "d <enter> 1 <enter>" then you should get the prompt "Command (h for help)"
[07:59] <alleyoopster> errm now why is it so busy on here ? let me think ........
[07:59] <Gartra1> ohh gawd... its reading BAUD!
[07:59] <jason_> i have 6.06 lts i have to burn 7.04 to disk update like that right
[07:59] <Puppy_> jrib, something like that. I was told that getting the LiveCD working pretty much garuntees that the install will work. Is that true for upgrading too?
[07:59] <mrmonday> Noah0504_, no :(
[07:59] <Noah0504> mrmonday: Why not?
[07:59] <dystopianray> AnRkey: yes hopefully gutsy is an amazing release
[07:59] <lorsche> after i reinstalled windows, the drives' entry in fstab became invalid. how is one suppose to fix this?
[07:59] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, gonna delete partition 1?
[07:59] <IdleOne> !upgrade | jason_
[07:59] <ubotu> jason_: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes
[07:59] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: if that works, type "n <ENTER> p <ENTER> 1 <ENTER> +200M <ENTER>" and you should get the prompt again
[07:59] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, sda1?
[08:00] <jrib> Puppy_: oh, well if you can get the live cd to run, then you can be pretty sure that the install will work fine.  But as far as having issues during the upgrade process, those may still occur
[08:00] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: yes, don't worry
[08:00] <mrmonday> Noah0504, the install failed on me. I am going to try again when the servers aren't as busy
[08:00] <AnRkey> dystopianray, I think for gutsy i want to make time to work on a gui for the logitech mx mouse setup
[08:00] <Puppy_> jrib, Ok thanks.
[08:00] <alex_dinamo> r3m0t, ok
[08:00] <Noah0504> mrmonday: Ahh.
[08:00] <yannick> Hi, what is the default firewall in feisty ? I can't find firestarter...
[08:00] <r3m0t> alex_dinamo: now, type "p <ENTER>" and copy the listing onto pastebin
[08:00] <Pie-rate> is there any risk in updating to feisty?
[08:00] <Pie-rate> anyone having problems?
[08:01] <dystopianray> Pie-rate: there are problems with intel-hda audio
[08:01] <paerez> yannick: by default all ports are firewalled
[08:01] <dlinsky> Hi
[08:01] <yannick> paerez: I need to ocnfigure it...
[08:01] <mrmonday> Pie-rate, wait until tommorow... or later
[08:01] <dystopianray> paerez: on desktop ubuntu?
[08:01] <Pie-rate> mrmonday: k