[17:40] <devish> so ipv6 is disabled by default in ubuntu 11.10?
[17:41] <Roger_Montejo> FirewallD no está en ejecución. La detección de impresoras de red necesita que los servicios  mdns, ipp, ipp-client y samba-client estén activados en el cortafuegos.
[17:42] <aldus_> TiMiDo, http://paste.ubuntu.com/780042/ <- this is the output from dmesg
[17:42] <edbian> RobNuts, test it, does it work?
[17:42] <eutheria> i have a weird problem with running minecraft, it is clearly driver related, i updated to intel 2.17 from a ppa and it reduced the problem, but not gone totally
[17:42] <RobNuts> test what?
[17:42] <edbian> RobNuts, .... get on the wii, see if you can view the files
[17:43] <edbian> RobNuts, That is the goal here right?
[17:43] <RobNuts> edbian, i doubt it since i haven't shared a folder yet
[17:43] <edbian> RobNuts, did you edit the configuration file /etc/samba/smb.conf and save it and restart samba?
[17:43] <edbian> RobNuts, then we did!
[17:44] <RobNuts> ...
[17:44] <edbian> RobNuts, ... ?
[17:44] <RobNuts> i have to share a folder
[17:44] <RobNuts> unless that made it share all drives and folders on m pc
[17:45] <RobNuts> lol
[17:45] <edbian> RobNuts, that little section of the config shares the home folders
[17:45] <RobNuts> i c
[17:45] <edbian> RobNuts, let's see if that works
[17:46] <RobNuts> i will go look. but why can't i right click and share?
[17:47] <edbian> RobNuts, right click and share does this conf file editing behind the scenes.  Short answer: thunar doesn't support that feature.  You could install nautilus and do it (probably)
[17:47] <edbian> RobNuts, but this way if more reliable and we can try different thing when it doesn't work.  Can't do that in the gui
[17:48] <edbian> RobNuts, If you read that entire article that I pasted in the link you can see that there is a tonne of stuff you can configure
[17:50] <RobNuts> edbian, i didn't get on the wii. but i did get on a win xp pc and i could see my linux pc and the "home" folder
[17:51] <RobNuts> tho it would not let me browse it. said didn't have permission or somethin
[17:51] <edbian> RobNuts, so it's working?  Read the whole article to set it how you want
[17:51] <edbian> RobNuts, Yeah, that's the user part.  I'm not sure about that.  Try different usernames
[17:51] <edbian> I have to go now!
[17:51] <RobNuts> edbian, which is no biggie. i don't think. on the wii it lets me put a username and password so i can probly put the smb user/pw that i created with that guide
[17:52] <RobNuts> i will use ushare upnp for the xp machine and my xbox
[17:52] <RobNuts> then to install sabnzbd and sickbeard and migrate my sb database from win 7 to this
[17:54] <romulo> /j #eu
[17:54] <romulo> /join #eu
[17:54] <romulo> \join #eu
[17:54] <FloodBot1> romulo: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:54] <Clayman1000x> wna3100, need some help
[17:55] <TiMiDo> lol
[17:55] <TiMiDo> we all need help
[17:55] <TiMiDo> some how
[17:55] <Clayman1000x> true enough
[17:57] <Clayman1000x> can anyone tell me wether ndiswrapper is the same as "windows wireless driver program"
[17:58] <TiMiDo> !ndiswrapper
[17:58] <TiMiDo> it only support a few drivers from windows
[17:58] <TiMiDo> that's it
[17:59] <Clayman1000x> broadcom is supposed to be one of them
[17:59] <Clayman1000x> I can't get ndiswrapper to install, says it can't find it
[17:59] <xangua> !broadcom | Clayman1000x tried already¿
[17:59] <TiMiDo> just get the bcm drivers
[17:59] <TiMiDo> and you are good
[17:59] <Clayman1000x> I went there now, thanks
[18:01] <uxe_> Hi
[18:01] <RobNuts> nautilus seemed better
[18:10] <studentz> hi there:  Using recent app in unity open the folder but not the document.  Any idea? thanks
[18:10] <troll_> hi get some sort of error when i log in "ICE authority cannot be updated / directory .."
[18:10] <troll_> any ideas?
[18:12] <troll_> hi get some sort of error when i log in "ICE authority cannot be updated / directory .."
[18:12] <troll_> any ideas?
[18:13] <ssta> is that the exact error?
[18:14] <troll_> cannot update authority
[18:14] <troll_> then i get my name with home dir
[18:15] <SunTsu> troll_: what does ls -l ~/.Xauthority show you as owner and permissions?
[18:16] <troll_> dont understand
[18:16] <studentrob> anyone know anything about SPF records for getting email to be authenticated properly?
[18:17] <ssta> at a command prompt, type: "ls -l ~/.Xauthority" and tell us what it says
[18:17] <troll_> i started getting this error yesterday
[18:17] <SunTsu> studentrob: google knows, a lot
[18:17] <troll_> ok
[18:17] <troll_> cannot access, no such file or directory
[18:17] <studentrob> SunTsu: No doubt.  Have searched and haven't turned up the right result yet
[18:18] <ssta> troll_: ls -ld ~
[18:18] <rabidmachine9> I'm trying to install ruby 1.9.2 and I get an error http://pastebin.com/eHrTfvCi
[18:19] <troll_> drwxr-xr-x 41 ion ion 4096 2011-12-23 18:03 /home/ion
[18:19] <troll_> thats the response
[18:19] <ssta> troll_: okay, and "ion" is your username?
[18:19] <troll_> yees
[18:20] <ssta> yet somehow, you don't have permission to create an Xauthority...and none exists currently.
[18:20] <ssta> Sorry, I have no idea what could cause that
[18:20] <troll_> thanks anyway
[18:20] <ssta> what happens if you try: "touch ~/.Xauthority"
[18:21] <ssta> does it give an error?
[18:21] <troll_> yees
[18:21] <troll_> when i log in
[18:21] <trism> rabidmachine9: can you pastebin /etc/default/grub? seems there may be some invalid lines there
[18:22] <rabidmachine9> ok I look into it
[18:22] <troll_> :P
[18:37] <dr_willis>  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lightdm/+bug/871667
[18:37] <rabidmachine9> trism: seems like some windows lines for windows were causing the problem
[18:38] <rabidmachine9> thanks
[18:38] <trism> rabidmachine9: all fixed now?
[18:38] <rabidmachine9> I think yes
[18:38] <krisss117> hi, exist something like s/a+/a/g in sed ??
[18:38] <rabidmachine9> ruby got installed
[18:38] <krisss117> i need reduct all aaaaaaa to one a
[18:39] <trism> rabidmachine9: excellent
[18:39] <krisss117> have u any idea ?
[18:41] <trism> krisss117: sed 's/a\+/a/g' file.txt
[18:41] <Pici> krisss117: sed "s/a\+/a/g"
[18:41] <perdo> rthd
[18:41] <dr_willis> http://sed.sourceforge.net/sed1line.txt
[18:41] <mbenson99> I decrypted my home folder but forgot to decrypt the filenames. Can anyone tell me how to decrypt them please?
[18:41] <krisss117> thankssss
[18:42] <enrichedd> what language are most open source ubuntu programs written in?
[18:42] <enrichedd> or does it vary
[18:42] <sina2> Hi,
[18:42] <sina2> Today I encounter with a new problem in ubuntu. once which i used windows I have lots of srt( subtitle) files in Farsi language, but when I want to open them in ubuntu the sentences looks crazy and unreadable. I think it can't detect the fonts of srt files. what do u suggest I do? It's good to mention I don't know the font of srt files I just know that they are Farsi.
[18:46] <mcbaine1> oh dear !
[18:46] <usr13> enrichedd: It varies.
[18:46] <usr13> enrichedd: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux
[18:46] <mbenson99> I decrypted my home folder but forgot to decrypt the filenames. Can anyone tell me how to decrypt them please?
[18:46] <enrichedd> k
[18:47] <geoffmcc> sina2: first thing that comes to my mind maybe try installing microsoftfonts package
[18:48] <sweb> is there any solution for bind file creator ?
[18:52] <mang0> Does anybody have experiance with ffscreencast recorder? I can't get it to work...
[18:54] <multipass> whats the ubuntu netbook edition?
[18:54] <multipass> is there any overview
[18:54] <Pici> multipass: There is no netbook edition anymore.
[18:54] <multipass> ah ok
[18:57] <ubuntu> hi
[19:00] <ifckdontcare> What distro is this? http://www.gnome.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/media.png
[19:01] <Tech-1> who knows
[19:01] <krisss117> \join #ubuntu.pl
[19:01] <llutz> ifckdontcare: who cares, pick the distro you want, customize it as you like
[19:01] <soreau> ifckdontcare: The desktop environment is gnome3. It can run on any distro
[19:01] <ifckdontcare> soreau: I got that already.
[19:02] <ifckdontcare> soreau: What the fuck's the theme then?
[19:02] <soreau> ! language | ifckdontcare
[19:02] <Tech-1> and the nic
[19:02] <ifckdontcare> Tech-1: It's appropriate somewhat.
[19:02] <pangolin> no it isn't
[19:02] <pangolin> Please do not swear
[19:03] <ifckdontcare> pangolin: Fine -_-
[19:03] <krisss117> hi i need do something :/ using SED change aaa to aa but change aaaa to aa and aa to aa and aaaaaa to aa
[19:03] <pangolin> thank you.
[19:03] <krisss117> have u any idea ?
[19:03] <ifckdontcare> Just tell me what the theme is.
[19:03] <dr_willis> krisss117:  do another sed pass.. changeing aa to a ?
[19:03] <Tech-1> it looks like a standard theme w/gnome3
[19:04] <ifckdontcare> Tech-1: I like the dark look and feel.
[19:04] <ifckdontcare> Tech-1: Rather than the classic boring white.
[19:04] <Tech-1> its prolly in the theme section of the distro
[19:04]  * dr_willis wants a Hot Pink and Puce theme.
[19:04] <Tech-1> lol
[19:04] <krisss117> dr_willis: if i use change aa to a then for aaa i have only a
[19:05] <krisss117> for aaa i ned aa
[19:05] <dannel> krisss117, aaaaaah?
[19:05] <dr_willis> krisss117:  im not clear on what pattern you wanted.. but seems you may need to read up on regular expressions.
[19:06] <krisss117> i have sed 's/\(\[ALT\]\)\+/\[ALT\]/g' but it replace aaa to a, i need from aaa get aa
[19:07] <dr_willis> how about if it was aaaaaaa?
[19:08] <krisss117> aaaaaaa -> aaa
[19:08] <ttucker> ubuntu!!!
[19:08] <xcyclist> Say, my cisco anyconnect client went away recently, and I don't see how to get it back.  What's up with that?
[19:08] <krisss117> if aa, aaaa, aaaaaa, aaaaaaaa ... then aa, else aaa, aaaaa, aaaaaaa, ..... then aaa
[19:09] <krisss117> :)
[19:10] <ifckdontcare> what distro in your opinion has the best gtk3 implementation?
[19:10] <pangolin> !polls
[19:10] <krisss117> a*2, a*4, a*6 .... then aa, else a+(a*2), a+(a*4), ... then aaa
[19:10] <krisss117> any idea ?
[19:12] <dr_willis> regrexps support some sort of (a*3) notation i recall.
[19:13] <dr_willis> or was it a(3+)
[19:13] <dr_willis> id have to go look it up. :)
[19:13] <fructose> I'm late... Are we talking about Theory of Computation here?
[19:13] <dannel> A's
[19:13] <enrichedd> yes
[19:14] <dr_willis> http://www.funduc.com/regexp.htm
[19:15] <dr_willis> sounds like we are doing someones homework.. :)
[19:15] <pangolin> does it have anything to do with ubuntu?
[19:15] <krisss117> no, it's no homework, i looking in google, byt nothikg there :/
[19:20] <Stepnjump> Hi, I am trying to install an app located at http://maketecheasier.com/ubuntu-how-to-extract-audio-from-youtube-video/2008/06/30 and whenever I try to install it, it tells me the package is of bad quality. More info at : http://paste.ubuntu.com/780159/
[19:20] <dr_willis> One or more expressions +()                             +(at) will find atat in catatonic and at in battle
[19:20] <dr_willis> theres regular expression gui builder tools :)
[19:22] <llutz> krisss117: sed  -r 's/(aa)+/aa/'
[19:22] <krisss117> lluts i try
[19:22] <dr_willis> using perl - this seems  similer -> http://forums.devshed.com/regex-programming-147/replace-multiple-characters-with-multiple-characters-613023.html
[19:23] <grape_> what is a bitcoin client that works with ubuntu, the official one on the wiki doesnt work with unity
[19:23] <krisss117> llutz: for aaa i have a, but i need aaa
[19:23] <krisss117> aaaaa -> aaa
[19:24] <Stepnjump> What does it mean when ubuntu says that a package is of bad quality?
[19:24] <llutz> $ echo aaa|sed  -r 's/(aa)+/aa/'
[19:24] <llutz> aaa
[19:24] <llutz> krisss117: ^^
[19:25] <syslq> Stepnjump: ? ubuntu says that
[19:25] <dr_willis> details would be nice.
[19:27] <jutnux> Can we keep ontopic please.
[19:28] <Stepnjump> http://www.webupd8.org/2011/04/how-to-install-deb-files-when-getting.html
[19:28] <krisss117> its work .... thanks so much :)
[19:29] <yekta> How can I see which shell I'm using from /etc/shells
[19:29] <yekta> which shell doesn't do it
[19:30] <SunTsu> echo $SHELL
[19:30] <llutz> yekta: echo $SHELL      /etc/shells only lists valid login-shells
[19:31] <yekta> thx!
[19:31] <kyubutsu> what's the procedure to make thunderbird read encrypted mail?
[19:31] <FrozenFire> Any suggestions for a piece of software to log work hours?
[19:31] <llutz> kyubutsu: install enigmail
[19:31] <TiMiDo> FrozenFire apt-cache search log hour
[19:32] <kyubutsu> gotcha
[19:32] <FrozenFire> Alright, given that Timido didn't actually answer anything, any suggestions? :P
[19:34] <enes> hi, i installed gentoo 11. then update-grub on ubuntu 11.10. there is "Found Gentoo Base System release 2.0.3 on /dev/sda1". but there isn't any information about gentoo on grub.cfg
[19:34] <enes> how can i add gentoo to ubuntu grub
[19:36] <dr_willis> enes:  add a entry to /etc/grub.d/40_custom would be one way
[19:37] <llutz> enes: sudo update-grub should do it. are you sure you haven't overwritten MBR when installing gentoo?
[19:37] <Acorn> I'm trying to use Empathy for SIP, but I'm not getting a SIP option when making an account. I've installed telepathy-sofiasip. What could I be doing wrong?
[19:37] <enes> dr_willis: i try it. but it doesnt work.
[19:38] <enes> llutz: i overwritten again from ubuntu
[19:38] <enes> there is ubuntu grub
[19:39] <llutz> enes:sudo update-grub ; ls -l /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[19:40] <dr_willis> have gentoo generate its own grub entry, copy it over to the 40_custome  perhaps.
[19:40] <dr_willis> then have ubuntu reinstall/take grub back :)
[19:42] <enes> i write to etc/grub.d/40_custom. is it wrong?
[19:42] <enes> menuentry "Gentoo Linux" {set root=(hd0,1)   linux /boot/kernel-3.0 root=/dev/sda1}
[19:42] <enes> it doesnt work
[19:44] <Airious> Can anyone assist me with finding a directory location for a windows partition through linux;
[19:44] <SunTsu> Airious: what is there to find. Put it where you see fit
[19:44] <Airious> I can navigate to to the file through the linux gui but do not know what to enter for the command line
[19:44] <krey_> hello, the install cd goes blank when I choose "start ubuntu" or "check disk for defects", what to do?
[19:45] <SunTsu> Airious: you're the administrator i.e. root, you decide what you want ypur system to look like
[19:45] <enes> gentoo doesnt generate its own grub entry. i wrote manual while installing
[19:45] <Airious> Yes, my question is a little more in depth then that, but admittedly not much :P
[19:45] <enes> dr_willis:
[19:46] <Airious> I know where the file is itself, i just don't know the proper command line to link to it, as it is not in the home folder, it is on a windows partition
[19:46] <enes> then it doesnt work. i guess i wrote something wrong
[19:46] <Airious> I know the path from the windows side, but do not know how Linux recognizes the drive letter, or if it uses the same drive letter system.
[19:46] <usr13> Airious: symlink?
[19:47] <Airious> symlink?
[19:47] <Pici> usr13: Airious doesn't know where the drive is mounted.
[19:47] <usr13> Airious: mount  with no arguments will tell you what is mounted and where it is mounted.
[19:48] <SunTsu> Airious: linux does not care about drive letters. You decide where to mount that partition like /mnt/windows - and from there you go down the directory tree on your windows partition
[19:48] <SunTsu> if there e.g. was c:\win32 it will turn to /mnt/windows/win32
[19:48] <usr13> Airious: You create a mount point of your choosing and then just mount it there.
[19:49] <SunTsu> IF you decided to mount that partition to /mnt/windows, that is
[19:49] <usr13> Airious: Have you not created a mount point yet?
[19:49] <Airious> I think the mounting is were I am getting confused, because I beleive that when I boot in my drives are automatically mounted... I do not need to do anything special to see any of the files
[19:50] <usr13> Airious: mount  with no arguments will tell you what is mounted and where it is mounted.
[19:50] <SunTsu> Airious: then see what usr13 just wrote.
[19:50] <usr13> Airious: Show us:  mount | pastebinit
[19:50] <SunTsu> if it's not mounted already mount it yourself to a point of your choice
[19:51] <usr13> Airious: If it is not mounted, see what it is you want to mount. Show us:  sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit
[19:52] <Airious> http://pastebin.com/M1uANeHB
[19:53] <ChrisC__> Okay, so Iḿ running Ubuntu 11.10 on a VM. Iḿ trying to update flash and downloaded the tar.gz but I can figure out how to install it. Any help? I thought I could update flash via Software Center but I cannot.
[19:53] <TalonLite> exit
[19:53] <usr13> Airious: Looks like it is not mounted.  (At least not at this time)
[19:53] <SunTsu> Airious: is it ntfs?
[19:54] <usr13> Airious: It is not mounted.
[19:54] <Airious> I believe that it is ntfs yes, but it has been over a year since i have changed the file system at all
[19:55] <kcj> I'm having trouble waking from suspend.   Or is it just an ntfs formatted partition?
[19:57] <SunTsu> djskidd: you're asking on more than one channel already, that's considered impolite
[19:57] <urlin2u> !password
[19:57] <Airious> So I would just type /media/drive///file location in the prompt?
[19:58] <Airious> it is a 397 gig partition
[19:58] <urlin2u> djskidd, you see the bot message?
[19:58] <mneptok> Prodego: *hat tip*
[19:58] <usr13> Airious: sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit
[19:58] <usr13> and send resulting URL
[19:58] <SunTsu> usr13: why? it's already mounted and we know where
[19:59] <Airious> http://pastebin.com/EzMDdwXK
[19:59] <SunTsu> Airious: it's /media/3C12BFE612BFA2F6/win32/system32.dll for instance
[19:59] <usr13> SunTsu: I think he is looking for  /dev/sda1
[20:00] <usr13> SunTsu: And yea,  /media/3C12BFE612BFA2F  could possibly be it.
[20:01] <SunTsu> usr13: he confirmed that 3C12BFE612BFA2F6 is the windows partitions "name" and that's mounted via fuse, which is the case when it's ntfs, therefore, we already got the mount point ;)
[20:01] <usr13> Airious: SunTsu Ok, then, that is it.
[20:01] <usr13> SunTsu: So, what does he want to do with it?
[20:02] <SunTsu> usr13: that I don't know yet. Access a file on it I guess
[20:02] <TalonLite> I think he just wants to explore the files usr13.
[20:02] <usr13> If he just wants to explore the files on it, looks like he's already doing that in the file manager.
[20:03] <ChrisC__> Iḿ really thinking about just switching over to ubuntu. It runs smooth on a VM.
[20:03] <SunTsu> Airious: so, now that we're at this point, what is it you want to do actually?
[20:04] <Airious> No I do not want to just view the files... My linux partition I only made at 50 gig and I have a file that was to big to fit so I needed to dl it to my open partition
[20:05] <Airious> What I am trying to do is get my own wpa key at this point, but really bigger picture i want to be better with networks and network security.
[20:05] <usr13> SunTsu: He has 3 ntfs partitions so...
[20:05] <TalonLite> ^
[20:06] <TalonLite> So he's trying to move something from 1 partition to another. So he has to mount both, not just his windows? right?
[20:06] <SunTsu> I like guessing games ;)
[20:06] <usr13> SunTsu: Airious Looks like 3 ntfs partitions, sda1 sda2 and sda3  (sda3 being the largest)
[20:07] <Airious> that sounds right
[20:07] <Airious> I have a windows partition linux partition and just an open partition
[20:07] <TalonLite> usr13:  is sda3 mount?
[20:07] <TalonLite> mounted*
[20:07] <nac4l> People having issues connecting to gmail via pidgin?
[20:07] <usr13> Airious: sudo blkid | pastebinit
[20:07] <usr13> show us..
[20:07] <Airious> I should not have to move the file to the linux system should I?
[20:08] <usr13> TalonLite:  I dono....
[20:08] <Airious> http://pastebin.com/sc68zyqX
[20:08] <SunTsu> TalonLite: it is, it's the one I'm talking about all the time
[20:08] <TalonLite> ^
[20:08] <SunTsu> Airious: no, you can access it directly, but only as long as you don't want to change it
[20:08] <Airious> I am at the point were I can use aircrack but the problem I keep getting is that the dictionary file cannot be found
[20:09] <Airious> This is what I get:
[20:09] <Airious> aircrack-ng -w /media/3C12BFE612BFA2F6/Network Discovery/Dictionary/wpa_psk-h1kari_renderman/wpa_tables.tar.lzma seab-01.cap
[20:09] <Airious> fopen(dictionary) failed: No such file or directory
[20:09] <Airious> fopen(dictionary) failed: No such file or directory
[20:09] <Airious> Opening Discovery/Dictionary/wpa_psk-h1kari_renderman/wpa_tables.tar.lzma
[20:09] <FloodBot1> Airious: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:09] <usr13> Airious: SunTsu sda3 is the largest one and the one he has mounted.
[20:09] <SunTsu> Airious: just a hint, before doing stuff like aircrack you might want to learn to crawl
[20:09] <achille> CIAO
[20:09] <achille> !LIST
[20:10] <SunTsu> !it | achille
[20:10] <Airious> lol woops ;)
[20:10] <Jeaton> i kinda regret upgrading from 10.04 to 11.10
[20:10] <SunTsu> Airious: please, learn your way around a unix system, before doing the stuff you're trying to do
[20:11] <TalonLite> why Jeaton
[20:11] <Airious> Any good recommendations on were to start?
[20:11] <NyvenZA> good evening, I have a problem with upgrading my Ubuntu 11.04 to 11.10. If i use the Internet upgrade, I get 2 files that have checksum mismatches. I have removed them and restarted and this didn't work. I tried to apt-get clean and re-downloaded everything again, and the same 2 files gave errors.
[20:11] <SunTsu> Airious: there lots of basic documentation, tons of it, just use google
[20:11] <NyvenZA> I am currently trying to upgrade with an ISO , but it keeps trying to download the same fiels even though I specify not to use the internet
[20:11] <xangua> Airious: you won't get aircrack help here, please stop
[20:11] <Airious> The problem I find is I cannot just read a manual or what not and learn it... I need a project that takes me ona  journey, which is what this has been ;)
[20:12] <Jeaton> im not liking unity, and gnome classic isn't the same
[20:12] <Airious> I did not think I would get aircrack help, I was more worried about the drive location ;)
[20:12] <TalonLite> Jeaton: Same, I use openbox.
[20:12] <NyvenZA> anyoone have any suggestions ?
[20:12] <TalonLite> Jeaton: There are plenty of other window managers.
[20:12] <Jeaton> i even resorted to kde, which I really regret
[20:12] <Jeaton> ill try openbox
[20:13] <usr13> Jeaton: Try xfce   sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[20:13] <xangua> NyvenZA: you can only upgrade with the Alternate version i believe, if you are trying to upgrade with a cd
[20:13] <TalonLite> Jeaton: http://urukrama.wordpress.com/openbox-guide/
[20:13] <TalonLite> Have fun, I enjoy it.
[20:13] <by_fel> Someone with a and get ready to send, a charity Christmas fzero
[20:14] <NyvenZA> xangua: busy downloading that already, that was going to be my next try
[20:14] <NyvenZA> it is going to be another 4 hours, so i thought i would try my luck here so long ;)
[20:14] <usr13> NyvenZA: Is there a particular reason you want to upgrade 10.04 to 11.10 ?
[20:15] <usr13> NyvenZA: LTS is a pretty good place to be, IMHO.  See:   https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LTS
[20:15] <NyvenZA> Well, I just wanted to get to the latest versions
[20:16] <usr13> NyvenZA: Okay.
[20:16] <xangua> NyvenZA: so you want to upgrade from 10.04 to 10.10 (4 hours) then to 11.04 (other 4) and finally to 11.10(do the maths) ¿¿
[20:16] <xangua> NyvenZA: you either want to do that Or do a Fresh install
[20:16] <NyvenZA> nope, i upgraded from 10.04 to 10.10 and then to 11.04 already
[20:16] <NyvenZA> just the last step to 11.10 that is not working
[20:17] <xangua> sounds like a lot of wasted time :/
[20:17] <cindy_> what is the best way to install open project on ubuntu 10.4
[20:17] <NyvenZA> My initial probelm was that after upgrading java-headless, the system was extreamlyt unstable.
[20:17] <TalonLite> NyvenZA: couldn't you back your data up and just do a fresh install of 11.10?
[20:17] <mebigfatguy1> i had to install 11.04 upgrade 11.10 because 11.10 doesn't install for me (linux 3.0 only)
[20:17] <NyvenZA> TalonLite: that is a last resort.
[20:17] <usr13> NyvenZA: As xangua points out, you need to do incremental upgrade, and you should start with fully updated system before performing an additional distribution upgrade.
[20:18] <NyvenZA> lots of time spent custmizing stuff and didn't want to go through that pain again
[20:18] <mebigfatguy1> so their sometimes are reasons for the circuitous route
[20:18] <NyvenZA> usr13: I am already up to date on 11.04
[20:18] <NyvenZA> no more updates available
[20:18] <usr13> NyvenZA: Okay
[20:19] <wmp> hello, how to copy alsa configure and reconfigure this?
[20:19] <usr13> NyvenZA: There may be apps that have been deprecated and that could be an issue for you.
[20:19] <Airious> Quick question Suntsu...What would be a good "Crawling" project and what level would u rate aircrack-ng at?
[20:19] <sweb> how can i search with apt-get ?
[20:19] <Pici> sweb: apt-cache search
[20:19] <sweb> apt-get search mystring ?
[20:20] <NyvenZA> usr13, none as far as I can see so far
[20:20] <usr13> sweb: apt-cache search  .....
[20:20] <NyvenZA> i have check each upgrade
[20:20] <NyvenZA> that is what i get if I try and update via the internet
[20:20] <NyvenZA> Failed to fetch
[20:20] <NyvenZA> http://za.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/b/bash-completion/bash-completion_1.3-1ubuntu6_all.deb
[20:20] <NyvenZA> Hash Sum mismatch
[20:20] <FloodBot1> NyvenZA: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:20] <NyvenZA> oops
[20:21] <xangua> NyvenZA: then instead of use your country mirror, try the main
[20:21] <usr13> NyvenZA: http://za.archive.ubuntu.co    is probably down or no longer in use.
[20:21] <enrichedd> shaw communications
[20:21] <NyvenZA> the other 300 files downloaded from there
[20:22] <enrichedd> nivan
[20:22] <enrichedd> nyven
[20:22] <usr13> NyvenZA: Maybe it just went down
[20:22] <wmp> anyone can help me? how to copy alsa configure and reconfigure this?
[20:23] <NyvenZA> usr13:  like I said, I didi a apt-get clean and re-downloaded all 300 files again and this files give the same error again
[20:23] <NyvenZA> hi enrichedd
[20:23] <usr13> NyvenZA: Maybe it just went down and will be back later. (Could be a problem with the server.)
[20:23] <enrichedd> nyven
[20:23] <Pici> NyvenZA: its possible that the file is corrupt on that mirror. Try a different one.
[20:23] <enrichedd> do u know mike evans
[20:23] <NyvenZA> i think it is an error with the checksums
[20:23] <hardwired> does anyone have an idea why I can't set the power mgmt level for my hd with hdparm -B?
[20:23] <Pici> enrichedd: Please stay on-topic.
[20:24] <enrichedd> k
[20:24] <hardwired> It's hard to find something about that on google
[20:24] <mcbaine1> !topic
[20:25] <llutz> hardwired: "Get/set Advanced Power Management feature, if the drive supports it"   are you sure it supports it?
[20:25] <NyvenZA> well, i did another apt-get clean, so i guess I have to download the files again
[20:25] <NyvenZA> will have to find a differnt mirror and edit source.lst
[20:26] <hardwired> llutz: No idea, it's a brand new drive though, so I was hoping it supports it
[20:26] <bingomanatee_> I am having a problem getting an Epson printer to talk to my Ubuntu device. CUPS is saying "413 Request Entity Too Large"
[20:27] <TIMiDo> configure cups and you are good bingomanatee_
[20:27] <llutz> hardwired:  sudo hdparm -i /dev/sdX | grep AdvancedPM           replace sdX to your device
[20:28] <usr13> Is that a mistake?  (That simply typing /topic will give info about the topic of this channel.)
[20:28] <felipe_Brz> where are the php .inis located in a simple php install as apache module from apt-get ??
[20:28] <TIMiDo> no usr13
[20:29] <TIMiDo>  /topic is a command ;)
[20:29] <SunTsu> usr13: that's standard
[20:29] <usr13> OH ok.
[20:29] <TIMiDo> so every time you type it the topic will show
[20:29] <llutz> felipe_Brz: /etc/php5/conf.d
[20:29] <felipe_Brz> llutz: kk thanks
[20:29] <usr13> I thought it was the output of !topic
[20:30] <usr13> sorry....
[20:30] <TIMiDo> no usr13
[20:30] <SunTsu> /topic without arguments will show the current topic, with arguments it will change it - IF you are allowed to
[20:31] <sweb> whats problem https://gist.github.com/1515283
[20:31] <hardwired> llutz: nope, all I get there is a "Power Management feature set", nothing about APM
[20:32] <Pici> sweb: What release of Ubuntu are you using and on what architecture?
[20:32] <hardwired> llutz: where did you find the string "AdvancedPM" though? I can't find that in the manpage
[20:32] <usr13> SunTsu: It only gives "Official Ubuntu Support Channel"  but I guess that is all it needs to say... "Ubuntu Support", yea, I suppose that pretty much sums it up.
[20:33] <felipe_Brz> where are php extensions located by default?
[20:33] <llutz> hardwired:  sudo hdparm -i /dev/sdX |pastebinit                      my seagate drive gives "AdvancedPM=yes: disabled (255) " back
[20:34] <silentz0r> hey, "Boot Error" when trying to boot from usb. Any ideas?
[20:34] <sweb> Ubuntu 10.04.3 LTS
[20:34] <usr13> silentz0r: Must be something wrong with the usb drive or the boot info on it.
[20:34] <silentz0r> usr13: tried same drive on different laptop, works fine.
[20:34] <nac4l> What's a good open-source website builder?
[20:35] <Pici> sweb: Can you pastebin the output of apt-cache policy php5-fpm
[20:35] <usr13> nac4l: Depends on what you want to build.  A lot of people are using CMS solutions.
[20:35] <usr13> nac4l: Like drupal
[20:36] <mebigfatguy1> nac4l: or joomla
[20:36] <nac4l> Basically a site for computer repair business, but also multimedia sharing, I use Apache but want to use FTP and maybe a forum or embedded irc too.
[20:36] <usr13> nac4l: But there is seamonkey and bluefish  and others ....
[20:36] <hardwired> llutz: ah, OK. I have "Power Management Feature" and "Host-initiated interface power management", but no APM values. I'll see if there's a different way to achieve automatic spindown. Maybe there's a daemon that'll do it.
[20:36] <sweb>  Pici: see comment on last pasebin
[20:37]  * Rhun Merry Xmas
[20:37] <TIMiDo> hardwired, the deamon is called acpid
[20:37] <usr13> nac4l: what does irc have to do with web site development ?
[20:37] <Pici> sweb: dotdeb.org packages are designed for debian, not Ubuntu.
[20:38] <TIMiDo> hey Pici
[20:38] <hardwired> TIMiDo: nice, thanks!
[20:38] <sweb> Pici: how  can i get last deb files for ubuntu server ?
[20:38] <TIMiDo> no problem hardwired
[20:38] <sweb> php 5.3.8
[20:38] <sweb> any ppa ?
[20:39] <TIMiDo> yes
[20:39] <Pici> sweb: You'll have to look yourself. 5.3.8 is not in any of our releases.
[20:39] <Pici> sweb: Is there a reason that 5.3.2 is not good enough for you?
[20:40] <TIMiDo> sweb, https://launchpad.net/~ondrej/+archive/php5/+build/2755971 there it is be careful  read the ppa
[20:40] <hardwired> TIMiDo: how exactly can acpid help me? What acpi event should I use to trigger drive spindown?
[20:41] <TIMiDo> man acpid hardwired
[20:42] <lazarus_> can i optimise the stock ubuntu kernel for the intel d525 processor
[20:42] <djskidd_> Brasero crashed, anyone able to find and read Brasero logs?
[20:42] <giorgio> xdcc list!
[20:43] <hardwired> TIMiDo: just did that, it mentions that acpi events trigger the daemon, which will then notify userland according to some rules. I can have it spin down the drive by executing hdparm -y, but what triggers it? I know of no acpi events that can do that.
[20:43] <pangolin> !list > giorgio
[20:43] <TIMiDo> yeah hardwired have you look here /etc/init.d/acpid
[20:43] <TIMiDo> look there
[20:43] <hardwired> TIMiDo: OK
[20:44] <djskidd_> Help?
[20:44] <TIMiDo>  djskidd_ run it with the terminal
[20:44] <hardwired> TIMiDo: wait, in the startup script?
[20:44] <hardwired> why?
[20:44] <TIMiDo> you'll see the errors
[20:45] <TIMiDo> hardwired, so it can start up at boot ;)
[20:45] <giorgio> ciao come funziona con linux?
[20:45] <djskidd_> So I load terminal and type Brasero?
[20:45] <TIMiDo> so it can show you. your battery percentage perhaps?
[20:45] <TIMiDo> yes djskidd_ try it out
[20:45] <llutz> TIMiDo: did you read hardwired problem at all?
[20:45] <TIMiDo> and it's not Brasero is brasero when you run it via terminal
[20:45] <hardwired> TIMiDo: I don't think you understand what I need to do. Thanks anyway though :-)
[20:45] <TIMiDo> hardwired, oh sorry
[20:45] <djskidd_> (brasero:1997): Unique-DBus-WARNING **: Error while sending message: Message did not receive a reply (timeout by message bus)
[20:45] <TIMiDo> i miss understood you then
[20:45] <TIMiDo> ;)
[20:46] <TIMiDo> djskidd_, sudo services dbus restart
[20:46] <OY1R> Q: what does udevd do ?
[20:46] <no-name-> how do you create a folder that's shared between two users?
[20:46] <TIMiDo> OY1R, rule-based device node and kernel event manager
[20:46] <no-name-> (there's only 2 users on this PC so I don't care if the folder is shared system wide)
[20:46] <TIMiDo> no-name-, man group
[20:46] <sweb>  Pici: https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=47802 also on PHP 5.3.6
[20:46] <andyn> TIMiDo: a bit overkill
[20:47] <OY1R> TIMiDo, it was hogging the cpu so i killed it, is that bad ?
[20:47] <djskidd_> sudo: services: command not found
[20:47] <TIMiDo> udev is buggy on the 11.10
[20:47] <OY1R> running 10.04
[20:47] <sweb> Pici: it's better to update ;)
[20:47] <TIMiDo> oh ok just making sure OY1R
[20:48] <OY1R> TIMiDo, is it ok for me to kill it ? (I ran htop as root and killed it=
[20:49] <TIMiDo> yes OY1R
[20:49] <TIMiDo> nothing happen to your system
[20:49] <TIMiDo> did it?
[20:50] <OY1R> TIMiDo, no, only the fans went silent heh.
[20:50] <TIMiDo> yeah ;)
[20:50] <TIMiDo> darn it
[20:50] <OY1R> and the system is more responsive.
[20:51] <usr13> OY1R: Were you having a difficult time with system resources?
[20:51] <SnakesAndStuff> Where can I find the libdvdcss and libdvdnav packages that allow for playback of protected DVD's in regions where it is legal?
[20:51] <SnakesAndStuff> Ubuntu 11.10
[20:51] <TIMiDo> SnakesAndStuff, apt-cache search libdvdcss
[20:51] <OY1R> usr13, it was using between 60 and 99% of the cpu and a lot of ram as well.
[20:51] <usr13> OY1R: udev is the  Linux dynamic device management
[20:51] <TIMiDo> you'll see them there SnakesAndStuff
[20:52] <kiosk_dude10> I've completed an installation preseed.cfg and will use a USB drive to install.  I have two input devices. I want one, a keyboard, to act normally (interact with the focused window), while the other always interacts only with a specific window. How would I set this up?
[20:53] <SnakesAndStuff> TIMiDo: libdvdread: Encrypted DVD support unavailable.
[20:53] <TIMiDo> !info libdvdread
[20:53] <Tech-1> SnakesAndStuff:  check out the link
[20:54] <e01> how can i make 32 bit qt to using the 64bit gtk themes
[20:54] <TIMiDo> SnakesAndStuff, sudo apt-get install libdvdread-dev
[20:54] <TIMiDo> and also libdvdread4
[20:54] <e01> i mean, on my 64bits oneric, i installed skype 32bits but theme is different than the desktop
[20:55] <pp7> e01: why did u install 32bit skype?
[20:55] <TIMiDo> explain different e01
[20:55] <e01> pp7, because there is no 64bit
[20:55] <e01> ;)
[20:55] <TIMiDo> there is
[20:56] <pp7> e01: why do u think that?
[20:56] <meerkats> after executing patch -p < vlcpatch.diff I get: patch: option requires an argument -- 'p' what am I doing wrong?
[20:56] <e01> TIMiDo, http://archive.canonical.com/pool/partner/s/skype/ where?
[20:56] <TIMiDo> look it up on skype.com e01
[20:56] <llutz> !info libdvdread4 | SnakesAndStuff
[20:56] <TIMiDo> don't be a fool
[20:56] <TIMiDo> get it directly from skype e01
[20:56] <pp7> is skype.com down?
[20:57] <TIMiDo> i'm not sure
[20:57] <e01> TIMiDo, first time i do that and it install 32bit qt libs
[20:57] <kiosk_dude10> I've completed an installation preseed.cfg and will use a USB drive to install. Where in the USB file system does the file go?
[20:57] <TIMiDo> e01, remember soemtimes 32 apps are very buggy for 64 arch
[20:57] <fructose> pp7: http://isitdown.us/
[20:57] <OY1R> pp7, doj.me
[20:57] <SnakesAndStuff> TIMiDo: did an apt-get install --reinstall on both those packages
[20:57] <SnakesAndStuff> TIMiDo: Still getting the error and a :DVDNAV stream read error!
[20:57] <SnakesAndStuff> DVDNAV stream read error!
[20:58] <OY1R> down or just.me doj.me :)
[20:58] <TIMiDo> SnakesAndStuff, paste the whole error at paste.ubuntu.com
[20:58] <OY1R> apparently skype.com is down
[20:58] <pp7> yep
[20:58] <TIMiDo> lol
[20:58] <TIMiDo> it maybe block the Ubuntu users
[20:58] <ius_> !list
[20:59] <SnakesAndStuff> TIMiDo: http://paste.ubuntu.com/780252/
[20:59] <SnakesAndStuff> And thank you :)
[21:00] <TIMiDo> SnakesAndStuff, read nano /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/README.Debian
[21:00] <trism> meerkats: the -p option to patch is the number of leading directories to strip off before applying the patch, typically most patches are applied with -p1 (strip off the first directory)
[21:00] <ndxtg> is there any wifi stumbler on Ubuntu? I'd like to check if my neighbour channel is the same as mine. (I have freq lost connection)
[21:00] <Tech-1> SnakesAndStuff:  if your looking for dvd and media codecs that are not normally installed do this   sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[21:01] <TIMiDo> ndxtg, aircrack-ng ;) is good for tool for that
[21:01] <TIMiDo> lol
[21:01] <KaitoDaumoto> lol
[21:01] <ndxtg> lol :D
[21:01] <TIMiDo> use it at own risk
[21:01] <TIMiDo> :P
[21:01] <KaitoDaumoto> lol :D
[21:02] <mongy> ndxtg, I think iwlist will tell you the channel
[21:02] <sweb> where is ppa to add sources in https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mysql-5.5
[21:02] <TIMiDo> lol
[21:02] <TIMiDo> sweb, read the Manual
[21:03] <TIMiDo> sweb, but sudo apt-add-repository ppa::https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mysql-5.5
[21:03] <SnakesAndStuff> TIMiDo: I got it working! thanks
[21:03] <TIMiDo> good jub SnakesAndStuff  ;)
[21:04] <SnakesAndStuff> TIMiDo: I didn't realize that after doing the libdvdread4 I needed to manually run the install-css.sh that it installs
[21:04] <SnakesAndStuff> TIMiDo: Did that and it worked, so thanks for the help. I know it isn't fun to sit in a channel and answer questions all day, so kudos to all of you, much appreciated.
[21:04] <TIMiDo> that's why i refereed you to that file ;)
[21:04] <TIMiDo> no problem SnakesAndStuff
[21:05] <TIMiDo> have a good xmas with you're family
[21:05] <kiosk_dude10> I've completed an installation preseed.cfg and will use a USB drive to install. Where in the USB file system does the file go?
[21:05] <_0bitcount> How can I make my ttys come back in F1-F6, after they go blank, in 11.04?
[21:05] <TIMiDo> kiosk_dude10, read the /etc/fstab it should be there
[21:05] <Shizuo16> Hello Ubuntu Community
[21:05] <xb_chad> _0bitcount: Are you talking about ctrl-alt-F(number)?
[21:05] <kiosk_dude10> TIMiDo, I know where the device is, but does the installer look in the base directory of the installer device for this file?
[21:06] <TIMiDo> if is not there check it with lspci
[21:06] <TIMiDo> mount the device to /mnt or /
[21:06] <kiosk_dude10> Done
[21:06] <_0bitcount> xb_chad, that's right.
[21:07] <Shizuo16> Who know how can i install blender 2.61 or update my 2.58 ?
[21:08] <xb_chad> _0bitcount: That was my suggestion :) Sorry, I've never had them go 'blank' - always just a login prompt...
[21:09] <nave_> hi all
[21:09] <borillion> Im a bit confused, I want to format my extra drive for more space after installing ubuntu on what I thought was my second drive can some one take a quick peek at my fdisk http://pastebin.com/wcSHtrND
[21:10] <borillion> hi nave_
[21:10] <_0bitcount> xb_chad, thanks, but the problem is harder than that. They go blank after going back to F7 (Xorg).
[21:10] <TIMiDo> you got 3 partitions borillion
[21:10] <borillion> TIMiDo, right, what about sda is it safe to format?
[21:10] <xb_chad> _0bitcount: I'm afraid you're out of my kiddie pool of knowledge, then. :/
[21:11] <nave_> borillion you now what is it dark net?
[21:11] <TIMiDo> lol i see it u got sdb and sda
[21:11] <borillion> no not really
[21:11] <nave_> sorry about the quickly question
[21:11] <TIMiDo> yes you do look at lines 23 to 25
[21:12] <borillion> TIMiDo,  yea I do I thought sdb is the one with the os when I installed but now Im not sure which is safe to format
[21:12] <nave_> ok thanks.. (:
[21:12] <borillion> TIMiDo, the no not really was to nave_
[21:12] <TIMiDo> oh
[21:13] <TIMiDo> damn those are big h/d
[21:13] <borillion> TIMiDo, seems like after install sda became sdb
[21:13] <Isti> hi! I have a question regarding using the live CD: can I somehow achieve, that the live CD doesn't want to mount the existing filesystem on the machine?
[21:13] <pp7> how comes when I want to compress something from nautilus or marlin nothing happens?
[21:13] <borillion> will gparted let me format th eone with the os on it?
[21:13] <TIMiDo> why do you have to linux partitions borillion ubuntu/debian?
[21:13] <TIMiDo> borillion, not unless is not mount it
[21:14] <borillion> timido so it wont let me format the running os pretty much
[21:14] <TIMiDo> the Running os no
[21:14] <TIMiDo> but run the live cd
[21:14] <borillion> kk
[21:14] <TIMiDo> and run the gparted
[21:14] <borillion> no I dont want to do that, I want to format the unused one for extra space
[21:15] <TIMiDo> like i said, boot with the live cd
[21:15] <TIMiDo> try the os
[21:15] <wh1t3> Hey guys, quick question. I have oneiric and use krusader to access smb shares, I ran apt-get upgrade this afternoon and now I get an error saying the smb protocol is not registered. When I google it, it tells me to install some package for kio-slaves handling for kde, but this package is not available for ubuntu. Any idea how I can add smb support to KDE apps?
[21:16] <borillion> TIMiDo, you can just run gparted from the term after installing it
[21:16] <TIMiDo> and mess with the partitions or now run gparted  as sudo to see if it does allows you to shrink the side
[21:16] <borillion> TIMiDo, lol actually Im done, hopefully I didn't have grub on the other drive, rebooting to see
[21:17] <TIMiDo> ok reboot
[21:17] <Isti> we hope you'll be back
[21:18] <xb_chad> I'm loathe to repost my question. If someone is skilled in the art of X windows and input devices, I'd appreciate a quick scroll up to check out my question.
[21:19] <borillion> xb_chad, no idea here
[21:20] <olmo> jorick
[21:20] <borillion> TIMiDo, /boot/ has a grub entry on this drive
[21:20] <TIMiDo> check it out
[21:20] <xb_chad> borillion: :) Thanks for checking!
[21:21] <shiloh> thanks for the assistance everyone who helped, ubuntu has been nice for many years, sad it came to this, moving to different distro
[21:21] <borillion> shiloh, how come?
[21:21] <borillion> xb_chad did you try searching debian distro's and see if you could not download it?
[21:22] <shiloh> borillion: im going to move to something a little more friendly, this release is just not my thing, i hate the de, and dont want to leave gnome, perhaps ubuntus next release will be something usable
[21:23] <borillion> shiloh, install gnome-fallback
[21:23] <TIMiDo> yeah or use xfce4
[21:23] <TIMiDo> is cool
[21:23] <Oer> !nounity
[21:23] <xb_chad> borillion: download what?
[21:24] <borillion> xb_chad, http://packages.debian.org/search?suite=default&section=all&arch=any&searchon=names&keywords=kio
[21:24] <borillion> xb_chad, you can use command line to get the dependencies needed if you dont have them when you download the deb
[21:25] <borillion> shiloh, I kinda agree with you, Unity was not ready for release and prob still isn't
[21:25] <xb_chad> borillion: Ah. You're suggesting I install some 'kio' utilities? Does it matter that I'm not running KDE? (though I'd be willing to switch to make this work).
[21:26] <EvilResistance> xb_chad:  you can run Qt / KDE apps without having KDE installed
[21:26] <ttucker> you can...
[21:26] <EvilResistance> xb_chad:  the same apples for running GNOME / GTK apps without having GNOME as the interface (I do that with Kubuntu)
[21:28] <borillion> EvilResistance, he is missing some parts some how, sounds like its out of the kio-slave which he cant find for ubuntu but it looks like its in the debian  package "I/O slaves for KDE"
[21:29] <xb_chad> borillion/EvilResistance: Thanks. It says there's a replacement... "kde-runtime-data"?
[21:29] <EvilResistance> xb_chad:  try apt-get install kde-runtime-data
[21:29] <borillion> ^^
[21:29] <EvilResistance> with sudo of course
[21:29] <EvilResistance> xb_chad:  sudo apt-get install kde-runtime-data
[21:30] <wh1t3> your problem sounds related to mine
[21:30] <EvilResistance> borillion:  yeah, what packages are for Debian, sometimes get replaced/renamed in Ubuntu :P
[21:30] <linuxrealm> how can i get my sound card to play both a youtube video and also be able to talk to someone on skype. it seems the resources can handle only one at a time. note, this is on another persons computer.
[21:30] <xb_chad> Yep, installing now. Let's see what I get...
[21:30] <linuxrealm> or youtube video and gmail.
[21:31] <wh1t3> hmmm, I just installed pretty much every kde package, still not working :/
[21:31] <xb_chad> Ok, installed... But not sure what that got me, actually.
[21:31] <xb_chad> Am I looking for some new GUI utility, or was that just libraries?
[21:31] <EvilResistance> xb_chad:  that's the required runtime libraries
[21:31] <borillion> EvilResistance, kio-slaves =  I/O slaves for KDE
[21:31] <xb_chad> Ok
[21:32] <EvilResistance> borillion:  i gathered that
[21:32] <borillion> EvilResistance, kk
[21:32] <EvilResistance> borillion:  my original statement remains the same :/
[21:32] <Stepnjump> Hi guys, I have an internal fax modem in my computer. I don't think it's on ttyS0 because it doesn't respond to efax. How can I ensure it is recognized by ubuntu? Something like lsusb I can do?
[21:32] <xb_chad> So for doing the actual configuration, what's my next step?
[21:33] <borillion> Stepnjump, is it a usb one?
[21:33] <Stepnjump> sorry no, it's connected inside the computer borillion
[21:33] <EvilResistance> Stepnjump:  if its internal, it might just be a standard modem that interfaces with the faxes... try lspci first to find the device in the list
[21:33] <borillion> Stepnjump, nm
[21:33] <xb_chad> I can identify the two input devices, and tested the one I care about with evtest
[21:33] <borillion> Stepnjump, lspci
[21:33] <Stepnjump> thanks borillion let me check
[21:34] <Stepnjump> 03:03.0 Modem: PCTel Inc HSP MicroModem 56 (rev 02) borillion
[21:34] <Stepnjump> 03:03.0 Modem: PCTel Inc HSP MicroModem 56 (rev 02) borillion, EvilResistance
[21:35] <tech2> Hi all, trying to work out what the cause of an apt-get upgrade saying packages are being kept back. Is there some good documentation on this someplace, more particularly on how to resolve it?
[21:35] <enrichedd> is emacs open source?
[21:35] <tech2> enrichedd: it's almost the epitome of it :)
[21:35] <TIMiDo> tech2, use aptitude
[21:35] <EvilResistance> enrichedd:  most of the software in Ubuntu is open source.  You could try checking the emacs site
[21:35] <TIMiDo> to fix dependencies
[21:36] <tech2> TIMiDo: thanks, I'll give it a look.
[21:36] <Stepnjump> borillion, EvilResistance: how do I figure out which ttySx it's on?
[21:36] <TIMiDo> no problem tech2
[21:37] <wh1t3> Ok, does anybody know a file manager that works well under ubuntu and can access smb shares?
[21:37] <EvilResistance> wh1t3:  nautilus?  if you configure smb shares right it should be able to open it...
[21:38] <Jlo1978> !Rulez
[21:38] <wh1t3> EvilResistance: the configuring is not up to me, but they are accessible
[21:38] <Owner> try naulitus
[21:38] <EvilResistance> wh1t3:  then nautilus should work
[21:38] <EvilResistance> Jlo1978:  can we help you?
[21:38] <wh1t3> EvilResistance: it appears my window manager (dwm) has some issues with nautilus
[21:40] <borillion> Stepnjump, not sure
[21:40] <meerkats> what libraries do I need to use vlc with a qt4 skin?
[21:40] <Stepnjump> borillion, it's possible no driver was found for it. I think it's a winmodem. Might need to buy a new one for ubuntu
[21:41] <Stepnjump> How could I tell if a driver was found for it borillion?
[21:41] <TIMiDo> Stepnjump, which driver is it?
[21:41] <TIMiDo> specified the (driver)
[21:41] <tech2> wh1t3: tried something a little more orthodox, like "Worker"?
[21:41] <EvilResistance> Stepnjump:  it might be using a generic driver...
[21:41] <Stepnjump> TiMiDo, I don't know.. That's what I would like to know. If it has a driver associated with it
[21:42] <borillion> Stepnjump, lsmod
[21:42] <EvilResistance> that lists the drivers :P
[21:42] <borillion> well loaded ones at least, if it got picked up
[21:42] <wh1t3> tech2: not familiar with that, let me have a look
[21:42] <TIMiDo> Stepnjump, sudo lspci check it there or tail | dmesg
[21:42] <tech2> wh1t3: if not, then maybe thunar, rox or xfce?
[21:43] <tech2> wh1t3: not sure if they all support smb, but they're good starting points.
[21:43] <borillion> Stepnjump, you can always use pastebin and put your results in there so we can look :P
[21:43] <Stepnjump> EvilResistance.. maybe.. borillion, http://paste.ubuntu.com/780314/
[21:44] <Seppoz> hello, who starts depmod -a in ubunto at boot time
[21:44] <borillion> Stepnjump, can you do a sudo lspci -v?
[21:45] <borillion> Stepnjump, dont see anything in lsmod that looks like it might be a fax modem
[21:45] <Stepnjump> Wow, I would never know how to read this TIMiDo: http://paste.ubuntu.com/780317/
[21:46] <nicofs> Why is the resolution i need almost never featured in the drop down list of the monitor preferences GUI? How would I add it there permanently?
[21:46] <Stepnjump> borillion: http://paste.ubuntu.com/780318/
[21:46] <TIMiDo> stephenh, specified your error
[21:46] <EvilResistance> nicofs:  start by diagnosing your graphics card.  what graphics card?
[21:46] <xubuntu499> ca nayone help me
[21:47] <nicofs> EvilResistance, shared intel GMA950 or something similar...
[21:47] <EvilResistance> !ask | xubuntu499
[21:47] <Stepnjump> borillion: it sees it under lspci but that doesn't mean necessarily that it has a driver associated with it I guess, right?
[21:47] <linuxrealm> how can i get my sound card to play both a youtube video and also be able to talk to someone on skype. it seems the resources can handle only one at a time. note, this is on another persons computer. or gmail. how do i go about finding the issue? where to begin.
[21:47] <EvilResistance> nicofs:  you might want to start by checking for any proprietary drivers...
[21:47] <wh1t3> tech2: Worker doesn't seem to support smb
[21:47] <EvilResistance> nicofs:  if that doesnt work, it might need some hacking away in some file somewhere, but i'm not familiar with what that file is
[21:48] <wh1t3> my main problem is that krusader as working fine this afternoon and now it has stopped :/
[21:48] <tech2> wh1t3: shame, some of the other orthodox ones do, depends if that's your kind of thing though: http://www.techradar.com/news/software/applications/6-best-orthodox-file-managers-for-linux-605506
[21:48] <borillion> Stepnjump, http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=6898964&postcount=3
[21:48] <nicofs> EvilResistance, i know how to add the resolution manually - but i'm sick and tired of doing that *every* time i start this thing...
[21:49] <Stepnjump> borillion: sorry I didn't prefix the lsusb -v with sudo: here is the new cout: http://paste.ubuntu.com/780324/
[21:49] <EvilResistance> nicofs:  ah, well i'm not sure how to help you freeze the file then... sorry
[21:49] <borillion> Stepnjump, this is what to do http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=6898964&postcount=3
[21:49] <borillion> Stepnjump, has drivers and how to install
[21:49] <Stepnjump> thanks for the link borillion. awesome!
[21:50] <xb_chad> EvilResistance: Hmm.. I played around and haven't had any luck. Now that I have those libraries, any suggestions on how to send one input device to a specific window?
[21:50] <tech2> nicofs: locking a file so it can't be modified is simple, if that's what you really want.
[21:50] <Stepnjump> So how did you find out borillion that the drivers were not already installed please?
[21:50] <Stepnjump> just so I know for the future
[21:50] <Duelisti> I bought a new modem router today (A-LINK RR24AP-N) and as soon as I got online with it, I wasn't able to go to my modem/router settings anymore. How can I fix this?
[21:50] <EvilResistance> xb_chad:  i'm not familiar with kio or w/e you're using, so i cant help much more than i did
[21:50] <nicofs> tech2, i want "1280x720" to be available - that's all...
[21:50] <media> Good evening
[21:50] <xb_chad> EvilResistance: I don't have to use kio :). What do you mean by w/e?
[21:51] <EvilResistance> xb_chad:  shortened form of "whatever"
[21:51] <tech2> nicofs: that's the only addition you have to make, not changing the driver or anything like that?
[21:51] <media> Could someone perhaps briefly assist me with installing firefox 9 in Ubuntu 11.10 64 bit
[21:52] <nicofs> tech2, well everything works - at least as far as graphics is concerned - i just lack this particular resolution...
[21:52] <media>  been at it the whole day but it run-mozilla.sh just won't execute.
[21:52] <xb_chad> EvilResistance: Ah. Well then maybe I should have said I don't know what I'm using yet! I'm open to any proposed solution to my problem.
[21:53] <EvilResistance> :P
[21:53] <borillion> Stepnjump, look in your lsmod I didn't see anything with "com" in it
[21:53] <tech2> nicofs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution#Adding_undetected_resolutions maybe?
[21:53] <MahaVishnu>  nicofs cvt 1280 720 then copy the part starting with " to xrandr --addmode "part from other line"
[21:53] <borillion> Stepnjump, that was my quess as to what it would have looked similar to
[21:54] <media> I installed Opera without a problem, does anyone know if there is a debian package for firefox 9
[21:54] <xb_chad> I've thought, actually, about seeing if I could run a separate X server, since the window I want to send it to is full screen on a 2nd monitor (well, faux full screen).
[21:54] <tech2> media: I believe mozilla have a ppa for firefox.
[21:54] <media> The tar.bz2 package is extractable but not runnable
[21:54] <MahaVishnu> nicofs{} sorry --newmode
[21:54] <Stepnjump> I'm sort of new so I'm learning as I go. Let me check it out borillion
[21:55] <media> A ppa? I have never heard of that (noob alert :)
[21:55] <nicofs> MahaVishnu, that's fine - but i have to do that every time i start - and that for a completely standard resolution...
[21:55] <auronandace> !ppa | media
[21:55] <Stepnjump> those commands will get useful. I will read the man pages on them. thanks a lot borillion. Let me try to install the drivers from the URL you sent me. I will let you know soon
[21:55] <MahaVishnu> nicofs{} no you don't have to do it every time.
[21:55] <borillion> Stepnjump, also try "ls /dev/modem'" nothing will show
[21:56] <borillion> kk
[21:56] <nicofs> MahaVishnu, I have a script performing the above task - and if i don't run it every time, i don't get the resolution...
[21:57] <media> @Ubottu, Have you tried installing / Upgrading Firefox manually, have you succeeded in getting it running?
[21:57] <auronandace> media: ubottu is the bot
[21:57] <auronandace> !bot | media
[21:57] <media> I wonder if there might someting be wrong with my installtion
[21:57] <xubuntu499> anyone good with SSH?
[21:58] <MahaVishnu> nicofs{} add it in your xorg.conf then
[21:58] <lystra> xubuntu499: What do you need?
[21:58] <Skummel> xubuntu499 what do you want with it?
[21:58] <auronandace> media: you trying to run a script? have you made it executable?
[21:58] <xubuntu499> trying to tunnel port 563
[21:58] <xubuntu499> with putty
[21:58] <xubuntu499> idk what i'm doing lol
[21:58] <media> Before I came here someone advised me to install ia32-libs. I did so but to no avail.
[21:59] <Stepnjump> indeed borillion: http://paste.ubuntu.com/780331/
[21:59] <auronandace> media: you trying to run a script? have you made it executable?
[21:59] <xubuntu499> nope no script
[21:59] <TIMiDo> !info ia32-libs
[21:59] <xubuntu499> just trying to tunnel port 563 so that it can use the IP of my server rather than my IP
[21:59] <TIMiDo> there is your answer ;P
[21:59] <wh1t3> tech2: mucommander does the job nicely, thanks a lot man, appreciate it :)
[21:59] <Skummel> xubuntu499: not really a ubuntu question. but http://oldsite.precedence.co.uk/nc/putty.html
[22:00] <tech2> wh1t3: no problem, glad some people still prefer that style manager.
[22:00] <xubuntu499> ya you're righ it's not but still i'm using ubuntu for my ssh server
[22:00] <wh1t3> couldn't live without dwm and a proper file manager :)
[22:00] <media> @Auronandace, Face palm... Thanx for the info.
[22:01] <dark> what is the preferred way to set up a custom command to exec at startup? will /etc/rc.local work with unity?
[22:01] <auronandace> media: chmod+x nameofscript.sh
[22:01] <dark> i mean, upstart
[22:01] <auronandace> media: only run it if you trust the script
[22:01] <tech2> wh1t3: I can't remember the last time I used a file manager, I used to love Directory Opus on my amiga, but that's been >a decade since I used it :) Learn the shell bash/zsh/fish, whatever, it'll repay the investment tenfold.
[22:02] <nicofs> MahaVishnu, shouldn't that be in /etc/X11/xorg.conf ?
[22:02] <wh1t3> tech2: I mostly use shell, but I'm on a university network, there are smb shares that are searchable via browser. So I want to be able to click it and have it open my filemanager to the location.
[22:03] <tech2> wh1t3: fair enough.
 Downloaded it from the Firefox website so that shoudn't be the problem. I just can't get it to run. I think I might have the wrong linux package.
[22:03] <media> Althoug I tried both 9.01 and 10.01 (beta)
[22:03] <wh1t3> tech2: If this had not worked I would have scripted something to mount in a random dir and cd to that
[22:04] <media> There is no actual installer inside. Just an executable run-mozilla.sh
[22:04] <media> And that one won't run
[22:05] <auronandace> media: i don't bother with firefox anymore, i just use chromium
[22:05] <xubuntu499> me too
[22:05] <xubuntu499> :)
[22:05] <media> I'll check it out.
[22:05] <Odaym> if I have some keys on here, http://pgp.mit.edu:11371/pks/lookup?search=Oday+Maleh&op=index
[22:05] <Odaym> can I import one of them to my machine and retain it as my own?
[22:05] <auronandace> media: if you are patient firefox 9 might be made available in the repos
[22:10] <Gorilla_No_Baka> hello.. and merry christmas... to whomever might be online
[22:11] <xubuntu499> Merry Christmas!
[22:12] <insectatorious> Merry Xmas...and be prepared to be knocked down for off-topic ... :D
[22:12] <insectatorious> been happening all day
[22:12] <Gorilla_No_Baka> really>
[22:13] <jgautier> yo
[22:13] <Gorilla_No_Baka> yo what>\
[22:16] <Seveas> it's not christmas yet! But merry normal day anyway :)
[22:16] <OY1R> Ditto
[22:16] <Seveas> Odaym, generally not. The private key is not found there
[22:16] <Odaym> alright
[22:17] <insectatorious> mhmmm. we should have a bot greeting everyone 'merry xmas' on the 25th...just to piss of the politically correct ones...
[22:17] <Seveas> insectatorious, neh, trolling is no fun
[22:18] <veezyuser> l
[22:18] <rahduke> hi all! does anyone know where skype p2p file transfers end up? I cant find the skype download folder
[22:18] <Seveas> veezyuser, excellent, that's one letter, try the others :)
[22:19] <ederico> rahduke: I believe the default folder is Downloads
[22:19] <rahduke> missing the file
[22:19] <insectatorious> rahduke: can you see the file transfer window atm?
[22:19] <Stepnjump> In nautilus, there has to be a shortcut to create a new document right? CTRL - N opens a new nautilus window, CTRL SHFT N creates a new folder
[22:19] <Seveas> rahduke, if you know the filename, you can use some command line magic to find it
[22:19] <Stepnjump> Can't stand using the mouse
[22:19] <usr13> insectatorious: (and all others) I don't think it is being "politically correct" to try and keep the channel from veering off-topic.   I'm running 11.10
[22:21] <Seveas> ederico, hibernate is quite hit and miss. It never works for me
[22:21] <rahduke> Seveas: no dice
[22:21] <Seveas> it's not supposed to reboot but be a more deeper sleep than suspend
[22:21] <Seveas> rahduke, try roulette instead then ;)
[22:21] <usr13> ederico: No it is not normal.  But as Seveas points out, hibernate doesn't always function as expected.
[22:21] <xubuntu499> ya i don't think it should reboot it should resume after hibernation
[22:23] <Seveas> one thing that will definitely make hibernate fail: having your swap be smaller than your memory. (as it wants to store all memory contents on the swap partition), or using an encrypted swap partition (like any sane person does)
[22:23] <rahduke> any other help?
[22:24] <xubuntu499> you said this was a laptop not a desktop?
[22:24] <auronandace> rahduke: did it really transfer?
[22:25] <rahduke> yea i got it! was looking for wrong file name
[22:25] <Seveas> hehe
[22:25] <rahduke> thanks all
[22:29] <ederico> @Seveas I just recreated my swap partition to use hibernate, and it is double my ram (4GB swap for 2GB ram), I really don't how if it is encrypted
[22:30] <Seveas> ederico, it's not encrypted by default yet I think
[22:32] <ederico> Seveas: Then I guess it is not encrypyed. Anyways, I'm reckoning that the hibernate function is highly unstable then, I might just have to stick to suspend then.
[22:32] <Seveas> ederico, highly unstable would be what I'd call it too. Whether it works is very hardware dependent
[22:33] <Seveas> and with current bootup times I don't even bother with suspend anymore, I just shut down :)
[22:33] <usr13> ederico: hibernate works just fine for some, for others, it seems to be a problem.
[22:34] <ederico> Seveas: Unfortunately my system boots up slowly, quite an old laptop. I'll try hibernate a few more times but if it doesn't deliver as expected I'll keep using suspend
[22:34] <ederico> usr13: thanks for your input
[22:34] <ederico> Seveas: thanks for explaining
[22:34] <Seveas> yw
[22:35] <lotus-blade> I want to install KDE as if I had installed it and gnome ate the same time.  what is the best way to do this?
[22:35] <ederico> xubuntu499: thanks to you too
[22:36] <willpim> hello, hoping to get some help with this one: just reinstalled an ubuntu server, only one hard drive was connected during setup, second one connected after (contains documents), I did an upgrade from 10.10 to 11.04 (now with second hard drive connected but not mounted) now when i come to mount the drive all files are gone and directory listing gives:
[22:36] <willpim> abi-2.6.35-22-generic-pae         memtest86+.bin abi-2.6.35-28-generic-pae         memtest86+_multiboot.bin config-2.6.35-22-generic-pae      System.map-2.6.35-22-generic-pae config-2.6.35-28-generic-pae      System.map-2.6.35-28-generic-pae grub                              vmcoreinfo-2.6.35-22-generic-pae initrd.img-2.6.35-22-generic-pae  vmcoreinfo-2.6.35-28-generic-pae initrd.img-2.6.35-28-generic-pae  vmlinuz-2.6.35-22-generic-pa
[22:36] <EvilResistance> spam!
[22:36] <willpim> disk usage seams about what it was before, any way to get my files back?
[22:36] <usr13> willpim: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[22:37] <usr13> lotus-blade: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[22:37] <willpim> im running a server and don't want to install a gui
[22:37] <EvilResistance> willpim:  usr13 seems to have mishighlighted
[22:37] <usr13> sorry, willpim Wrong nic.
[22:37] <willpim> ah kk
[22:38] <Seveas> willpim, pastebin the output of: sudo fdisk -l; mount
[22:39] <willpim> http://pastebin.com/qNYtmca0
[22:39] <willpim> seveas: http://pastebin.com/qNYtmca0
[22:39] <Chaazd> Using the terminal, when I open something, Am i able to set it to open in a new terminal window?
[22:39] <Seveas> willpim, that's only the 'mount' output. Please follow instructions in detail.
[22:39] <willpim> seveas: it's the one mounted as /mini
[22:40] <Seveas> Chaazd, yes, by running it as: gnome-terminal your_command_here &
[22:41] <willpim> Seveas: sorry, http://pastebin.com/PAhBkewK
[22:42] <mhsy> hello. had a small update a couple of days ago. gnome 3 in fallback, unity not working. not sure what to do
[22:42] <willpim> Seveas: I presume that based on output, ubuntu has consumed my other drive for swap
[22:43] <Seveas> willpim, /dev/sdb1 is probably /boot with /dev/sdb5 a pv for lvm. Mount the relevant lv to get your files back
[22:43] <Chaazd> Seveas: getting failed to parse argument: Cannot open display
[22:43] <shinyuu> i'm mhsy... for some reason auto-renamed me
[22:44] <Seveas> Chaazd, ah, you're running it in a real vt, not in the gui in a terminal application :)
[22:44] <gribouille> gi
[22:44] <gribouille> hi
[22:44] <Seveas> Chaazd, in that case the answer is no-ish
[22:44] <gribouille> the command "amixer set Master off" turns the sound off, but "amixer set Master on" doesn't bring it back (on oneiric)
[22:44] <_Neytiri_> I am having a issue with my system, my old install of 10.4 crashed on me and when i reinstalled i  my raid array didnt come back online, i copied the fstab file and rebooted and still no luck
[22:44] <_Neytiri_> reboot
[22:45] <xubuntu499> funny fingers > sorry idk that's tough
[22:45] <_Neytiri_> hoaw can i fix it without loosing my data
[22:45] <Seveas> willpim, does 'sudo vgs' or 'sudo lvs' give any useful info?
[22:46] <Chaazd> Damn
[22:46] <gribouille> when will firefox 9 be available?
[22:47] <willpim> Sevas: i chose not to use LVM for my main disk when doing the clean install, hence why i was unable to mount, I'm setting up that now, THANKS very much, just thought I'd lost a lot of important files, merry christmas!!
[22:47] <Chaazd> Seveas: Trying to run a server, and closing it on my machine closes it over there3
[22:47] <Seveas> willpim, merry christmas to you too :)
[22:47] <Seveas> Chaazd, you'll want to use screen
[22:48] <Seveas> http://linux.die.net/man/1/screen
[22:48] <Seveas> allows you to detach and reattach
[22:48] <_Neytiri_> I am having a issue with my system, my old install of 10.4 crashed on me and when i reinstalled i  my raid array didnt come back online, i copied the fstab file and rebooted and still no luck, all my drives came back but my raided drives
[22:49] <Seveas> _Neytiri_, a bit more info about the raid array may convince people to help you. Was it software or hardware raid? Which raid level?
[22:49] <_Neytiri_> ohh it was software
[22:49] <david> hello
[22:49] <Seveas> hello david
[22:49] <david> what are you doingo ?
[22:50] <Seveas> helping people in here with Ubuntu problems
[22:50] <david> doing ?
[22:50] <Guest49095> illo
[22:50] <Guest49095> que aseis  ?
[22:50] <Seveas> !es | Guest49095
[22:50] <sskalnik> !es > Guest49095
[22:50] <Seveas> sskalnik, too slow :P
[22:50] <Guest49095> hello
[22:50] <Guest49095> i am a poor man
[22:51] <Guest49095> i am fucking mi dog now
[22:51] <Guest49095> i am a perverate man
[22:51] <Guest49095> buuu
[22:51] <gribouille> when will firefox 9 be available?
[22:51] <Guest49095> hello someone for sex ?
[22:51] <Seveas> Guest49095, unless you have an Ubuntu problem we can help you with, please chat somewhere else.
[22:51] <Seveas> This channel is for ubuntu support only
[22:51] <Seveas> gribouille, when it's ready :)
[22:51] <usr13> Guest49095: Wrong channel.
[22:51] <Guest49095> hello
[22:52] <quint> i'm fairly certain i have a virus
[22:52] <Guest49095> do you want ...s... with me ?
[22:52] <Seveas> quint, a linux virus?
[22:52] <OY1R> quint, i guess your running windows or mac then =
[22:52] <quint> all of my contacts were spammed
[22:52] <alien2050> hehehe
[22:52] <gribouille> Seveas, when will it be ready.?
[22:52] <Star_Light> how can I ignore someone?
[22:52] <insectatorious> sounds like a phising scam to me
[22:52] <Seveas> thanks pangolin
[22:52] <quint> no im pretty sure it was a virus
[22:52] <usr13> quint: That is not a Linux or Ubuntu issue.
[22:53] <retrorex> Hey how can you reuse terminal after it has been used to run a program
[22:53] <quint> how can i check for viruses?
[22:53] <Seveas> usr13, well, it is if it is a virus.
[22:53] <alien2050> quint: there are no viruses in Linux
[22:53] <usr13> quint: I am pretty sure you are wrong.
[22:53] <Seveas> quint, what kind of contacts? facebook, gmail twitter?
[22:53] <quint> there are viruses actually...
[22:53] <insectatorious> retrorex: is the first program still running?
[22:53] <Seveas> quint, try clamav
[22:53] <retrorex> yes
[22:53] <OY1R> well it it's a virus on a ubuntu system that makes it a ubuntu/linux problem indeed!
[22:53] <arcsky> anyone know if its possible to email files to dropbox?
[22:53] <sskalnik> gribouille:  You can try this http://www.noobslab.com/2011/12/install-firefox-9-on-ubuntu.html
[22:53] <guntbert> !av | quint
[22:53] <shinyuu> hey, how do you get out of fallback mode?
[22:53] <retrorex> @insect* yes
[22:54] <Seveas> retrorex, you'll want to look at screen
[22:54] <alien2050> see?
[22:54] <Seveas> http://linux.die.net/man/1/screen
[22:54] <alien2050> no viruses
[22:54] <insectatorious> retrorex: so you can't see the prompt because the program is running?
[22:54] <quint> without using clamav are there any things i can check ?
[22:54] <OY1R> quint, have a look at http://www.clamav.net/lang/en/
[22:54] <_Neytiri_> I am having a issue with my system, my old install of 10.4 crashed on me and when i reinstalled i  my raid array didnt come back online, i copied the fstab file and rebooted and still no luck, all my drives came back but my raided drives, it was a software raid consisting of 2 phisical 2 tb disks, 3 drives created off of them 1 4gb drive and 2 900somethign gig drives
[22:54] <Seveas> quint, yes, whether your contact info could have been retrieved in any other way, say by knowning your facebook password
[22:54] <alien2050> well, unless you caught it in Windows, but it's not executable in linux anyways so no worries
[22:55] <quint> hotmail**
[22:55] <sskalnik> alien2050:  You can totally get a virus on Linux. It's just that hardly anyone makes them, and the speed at which you can update makes it mostly moot.
[22:55] <gribouille> why is firefox 9 available as a security update an not a regular uodate?
[22:55] <insectatorious> retrorex: as in, once the program has started running, are you able to run other commands or has the first stopped you from doing that?
[22:55] <retrorex> The thing is that after running for ex: $ epiphany  . .. I want my command line back in terminal
[22:55] <quint> i ran an untrusted script as root
[22:55] <sskalnik> alien2050:  So generally, no, but technically, yes.
[22:55] <Seveas> quint, a much more likely cause is that someone guessed or phished your hotmail password. Change it right away.
[22:55] <quint> stupidly
[22:55] <insectatorious> append a '&' after the command and it will run in the background
[22:55] <Seveas> do you have that script still?
[22:55] <guntbert> retrorex: start the program in the background, like   epiphany &
[22:56] <quint> it was either a script or a binary
[22:56] <retrorex> Sort of anything like "q" in terminal
[22:56] <quint> im unable to download clamav as im on a slow network
[22:56] <alien2050> sskalnik: nah... I don't believe that... worse would be a port opened or a malevolent script that you run
[22:56] <insectatorious> retrorex:
[22:56] <insectatorious> retrorex: append a '&' after the command and it will run in the background
[22:56] <alien2050> but something that attaches to binaries in Linux... I don't think so
[22:57] <idsme> hi everyone
[22:57] <insectatorious> hello
[22:57] <Seveas> retrorex, if you are interested in learning more about job control in the shell (which is what that & sign, ctrl-z and bg are all about), read this: http://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/bashref.html#Job-Control
[22:57] <Star_Light> with which command can I ignore someone here?
[22:57] <Seveas> Star_Light, /ignore some_nick_here
[22:57] <idsme> anyone experience with a adaptec raid card and ubuntu
[22:57] <alien2050> If you replace a binary, then yes, but it's a security issue in the first place, not a virus
[22:57] <Star_Light> yes I push it
[22:57] <alien2050> a virus replicates...
[22:57] <idsme> how can i mount my raid partitions
[22:57] <Star_Light> with no result finally :/
[22:58] <retrorex> @insect* works like a charm ..Thanks
[22:58] <insectatorious> no worries
[22:58] <sskalnik> alien2050:  Believe it or not, it is the state of things. UNIXes have been infected before.
[22:58] <insectatorious> retrorex: check out the link from Seveas, it should tell you more if you need
[22:58] <retrorex> @Seveas reading .... thanks
[22:58] <quint> are there any things i can look for in dmesg that would indicate some type of keylogger?
[22:58] <Seveas> hmm, I'm upgrading to precise and my fonts are going all wonky during the upgrade
[22:59] <Seveas> More things may fail :)
[22:59] <sskalnik> alien2050:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_malware
[22:59] <Seveas> quint, usually not. The process list may tell you more. Feel free to pastebin it and I'll see if I can spot something
[23:00] <alien2050> From your quote: "the malware's lack of root access" <-  that's what I'm saying. If you implement good security, no risk
[23:00] <Seveas> alien2050, there are tons of linux viruses out there already
[23:01] <tech2> alien2050: if you have _any_ sort of access to a box, root's a mere step away.
[23:01] <Seveas> admittedly, they all target android, but it's still linux viruses.
[23:01] <quint> Seveas how can i cleanly dump the output of top to a file?
[23:01] <alien2050> ok ok don't freak out cuz I'm not a believer
[23:02] <jutnux> quint: terminalcommandhere > filenamehere
[23:02] <Seveas> quint, I wouldn't use top, but: ps axuf
[23:02] <usr13> Seveas: When people are getting spammed from your email address and you are not doing it, what is more-than-likely done from another computer and the email addresses were harvested from an email that had a lot of addresses in the To: field   (That is why I advise people to use Bcc:)  At any rate, it is an erroneous assumption that one has a virus just because people are getting spam from their address.
[23:02] <Seveas> if you want to use top anyway: top -b -n1 -c
[23:02] <Seveas> usr13, I know that. I'm not the one claiming there's a virus on my pc
[23:02] <Seveas> The worst malware on my pc is me :)
[23:03] <usr13> Ok, then, to-whom-it-may-concern
[23:03] <Seveas> back in a bit, rebooting after upgrade
[23:03] <sskalnik> Seveas: then the malware has root access... sounds like a rather nasty virus. ;)
[23:04] <efes> hello :)
[23:05] <Seveas> back
[23:05] <_Neytiri_> I am having a issue with my system, my old install of 10.4 crashed on me and when i reinstalled i  my raid array didnt come back online, i copied the fstab file and rebooted and still no luck, all my drives came back but my raided drives, it was a software raid consisting of 2 phisical 2 tb disks, 3 drives created off of them 1 4gb driv (raid 0) and 2 998 gig drives (raid 1).  Under the Disk
[23:05] <_Neytiri_> utility i try to start the raid and get the error: not enough componunts to start the raid array
[23:05] <quint> here is my process list, please take a look at it to see if you may know of anything strange that could possibly indicate a virus
[23:05] <quint> pastebin.com/4S6gXGNw
[23:05] <Seveas> sskalnik, yes, it's pretty nasty. Can do a whole lot of damage. It also knows all my passwords!
[23:06] <tech2> quint: if you have something that has taken over your machin, chances are that it's also loaded a kernel module and replaced things like ps. Anything you show us is worthless. Boot from cdrom or something _then_ try looking at your system.
[23:07] <EvilResistance> quint:  you could always try running rkhunter, but if your system is infected, it might not work right
[23:07]  * EvilResistance recommends rkhunter ;P
[23:07] <usr13> quint: You have embarked on a witch hunt.  You more-than-likely do not have a virus.  But, why exactly do you think you do?
[23:07] <quint> i have a feeling i may just have to reinstall when i get a chance
[23:07] <tech2> rkhunter is fine if you're running it from an external (non-affected) boot medium.
[23:07] <Seveas> quint, apart from 'mousepad', nothing looks wrong there. Is mousepad the xfce editor?
[23:07] <quint> yes
[23:08] <Seveas> quint, then everything looks a-ok, I'm convinced that they got your contact list in some other way
[23:08] <Tech-1> if you have a rtkit, chances are you wont be able to get rid of it, re-install would be better, and some times, there are false positives that confuse noobies.
[23:08] <quint> i am on an open network.. though the chances of someone knowing what they're doing on that network are very very slim
[23:09] <sskalnik> quint:  Odds are only your email password was compromised. I would change it to something more secure.
[23:09] <usr13> quint: Have you ever received an email with a lot of email addresses in the To: field?
[23:09] <quint> i did change it, unfortunately i was locked out by microsoft
[23:10] <usr13> sskalnik: That's probably not it either.
[23:10] <quint> they want my mobile phone number
[23:10] <quint> screw that..
[23:10] <quint> microsoft is not getting my number
[23:10] <usr13> sskalnik: His email address is being spoofed.  (It is very easy to spoof an email address.)
[23:10] <quint> usr13 the messages were logged on the webmail
[23:11] <quint> someone definitely logged in and manually did it themself
[23:11] <Seveas> oooh, ubuntu precise has firefox 10 already. Time to update the highest supported version in my extensions again
[23:11] <DarkStar1> I'm trying to automount a partion and have the following line in fstab: UUID=07c49252-2262-4e19-a9c7-98c30da5a490	/backup			 ext4		Fsw				 0			2
[23:11] <DarkStar1> That about correct?
[23:11] <Seveas> no
[23:11] <sskalnik> usr13:  I was about to say, that's the other likely possibility.
[23:12] <Seveas> DarkStar1, Fsw makes no sense. try defaults
[23:12] <quint> i'm thinking ill run wireshark for awhile and take a look at some packets to see if there are any unusual ones.. in which case ill just have to block the connecting host
[23:13] <quint> ill route them to 127
[23:13] <DarkStar1> Seveas: F for fork mounting, s for tolerance to sloppy mounts and w to make it writeable. No defaults are specified and I must put something in that field
[23:14] <quint> does that sound like it would work?
[23:14] <Seveas> DarkStar1, the word defaults there means
[23:15] <Seveas> DarkStar1, the word defaults there means rw, suid, dev, exec, auto, nouser, and async.
[23:15] <Seveas> you don't need sloppy or forked with that
[23:15] <DarkStar1> Seveas: Ok
[23:15] <usr13> quint: Your email address is more than likely beeing spoofed.  Many spammers use spoofed email addresses and that is more-than-likely what is happening now.  (Just a couple days ago, I got a spam email from a friend of mine that passed away almost 2 years ago.)
[23:15] <quint> usr13 spoofing would not log it in the hotmail web interface
[23:16] <Seveas> usr13, ouch. I usually only get spam from my "email administrators".
[23:16] <quint> it all appeared in my outbox
[23:16] <DarkStar1> Seveas: hhmm.. funny it doesnèt mention that as an option in: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions
[23:16] <alien2050> quint: check your mail headers to know if that's the case
[23:16] <Seveas> Which is weird 'cause I don't remember me sending that mail to myself :-)
[23:16] <_Neytiri_> I am having a issue with my system, my old install of 10.4 crashed on me and when i reinstalled i  my raid array didnt come back online, i copied the fstab file and rebooted and still no luck, all my drives came back but my raided drives, it was a software raid consisting of 2 phisical 2 tb disks, 3 drives created off of them 1 4gb driv (raid 0) and 2 998 gig drives (raid 1).  Under the Disk
[23:16] <_Neytiri_> utility i try to start the raid and get the error: not enough componunts to start the raid array
[23:16] <usr13> quint: What email client do you use?
[23:16] <Seveas> DarkStar1, the manpage for mount mentions it
[23:17] <DarkStar1> Seveas: so I changed the line to: /backup			 ext4		defaults				 0			2
[23:17] <Seveas> DarkStar1, and I trust manpages over wikipages
[23:17] <quint> not a local client, used the hotmail web login
[23:17] <DarkStar1> minus the uuid
[23:17] <usr13> quint: Or do you use web-based email?
[23:17] <Seveas> I'd do 0 0, but 0 2 works too
[23:18] <quint> i use hotmail (for some reason i dont know) and signed in through the website
[23:18] <quint> *should* be secure against sniffers
[23:18] <DarkStar1> Seveas: thx
[23:18] <usr13> quint: Ok, so someone sent email from the web-based hotmail server, not from your computer.  Right?
[23:18] <quint> from the hotmail server
[23:18] <quint> i feel like i have a keylogger
[23:19] <edbian> quint, sounds to me like somebody knows your password. keylogger or otherwise
[23:19] <tech2> I know google has this feature, not sure about hotmail, but does hotmail tell you how many places you're logged in from?
[23:19] <xubuntu499> not that i am aware of
[23:20] <quint> how can i block an ip address locally?
[23:20] <z3ro3x> I succesfully setup Postfix acording to these directions.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Postfix  I setup Evolution to send mail through it.  I tried using it to send a test email to my gmail account.  No errors from Evolution.  It seemed to send successfully.  How ever I never received the email in my gmail account.  Any ideas what I might have done wrong?
[23:20] <xyz123abc456> How do I obtain the PATH to a given program when it has no environment variable?
[23:20] <akston> is there a way to essentially split a large iso to burn across multiple dvds?
[23:20] <Seveas> quint, for incoming or outgoing traffic?
[23:20] <edbian> quint, block packets coming from it or going to it?
[23:20] <edbian> :P
[23:20] <quint> going to it
[23:20] <Seveas> sudo iptables -A OUTPUT -d ip.address.here -j DROP
[23:20] <quint> thannnnk you.
[23:20] <quint> :)
[23:21] <edbian> quint, I think you can also but it in /etc/hosts.deny
[23:21] <xubuntu499> i am trying to tunnel NNTP via ssh and can't seem to get it to work i know ports < 1024 are reserved but i want to tunnel 563 to my server's ip address
[23:21] <Seveas> edbian, that's for incoming packets, but only for services that use that file (read: it's practically useless)
[23:21] <dark> Seveas, oh, can you tell me why this isn't redirecting all traffic to port 80 to port 5984: iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-port 5984
[23:22] <edbian> Seveas, ahh, never knew that
[23:22] <dark> I'm testing on just the lo interface (source <IP_ADDRESS>, dest <IP_ADDRESS>)
[23:22] <xyz123abc456> I forget, what's that command used when you pipe something over to it, and it filters out the results, for say, the locate command?
[23:22] <edbian> xyz123abc456, grep?
[23:22] <xyz123abc456> Yes thank you.
[23:22] <edbian> xyz123abc456, sure
[23:22] <alien2050> a lot of people have had problems with hotmail recently, people have had their accounts "hacked", actually happened to someone close to me; she had MS support, I even called MS and they said it was on our side, which was sooooooo funny, I had the email headers to prove it but they didn't want them... ah! MS.... you always make me laugh...
[23:22] <Seveas> dark, that should redirect packets...
[23:22] <Seveas> dark, ah, the lo interface doesn't do NAT
[23:23] <xubuntu499> can i use that itables and direct everything over SSL port 563?
[23:23] <dark> Seveas, oh.... thanks. what should I do?
[23:23] <dark> I'm using socat and it works, but it's ugly
[23:23] <quint> gonna go try it
[23:23] <skilz> xubuntu499: netfilter
[23:23] <Seveas> dark, test with your real ip, from the outside
[23:23] <quint> thanks guys
[23:23] <xyz123abc456> Yay I found it.
[23:24] <skilz> xubuntu499: iptaqbles
[23:24] <dark> Seveas, I want it for exactly the lo interface
[23:24] <skilz> iptables
[23:24] <Seveas> dark, http://jengelh.medozas.de/images/nf-packet-flow.png
[23:24] <xubuntu499> and how do i tunnel nntp port 563
[23:24] <dark> Seveas, that was helpful. my biggest problem is that I don't quite understand what's going on
[23:25] <usr13> xubuntu499: yes
[23:25] <L551> Is there any way to reset an admin password on 10.10? I have absolutely no idea what I set it as and I can't rememember it at all.
[23:25] <usr13> L551: There is no admin password, only user password
[23:25] <Seveas> dark, look in the "forward path" column at the top for "local process" and follow the arrows. nat prerouting is never reached fromthere
[23:26] <edbian> L551, There is no root password in ubuntu by default
[23:26] <Seveas> dark, you're not generating ingress traffic, so can't do NAT
[23:26] <Seveas> but if you only want it on localhost, you control the application, so why not just let it connect to the correct port?
[23:26] <L551> Well, the user password needed. I am trying to log in to my account but forgot what it is. And I assumed it was the admin account but I guess it's just a user.
[23:27] <xubuntu499> ssh -L 10563:nntphostcomputer:563 doesn't seem to work for me
[23:27] <jutnux> L551: sudo passwd username
[23:27] <xubuntu499> any idea why?
[23:27] <usr13> !password | xubuntu499
[23:27] <edbian> L551, You can't recover a user password but you can get all the files using a live CD
[23:27] <mongy> L551,  add rw init=/bin/bash to boot parameter and when booted, type passwd username
[23:28] <edbian> omg!
[23:28] <edbian> You can do that?!
[23:28] <xubuntu499> i didn't know that either
[23:28] <Seveas> edbian, yes. But you need to mount -o remount,rw / first though :)
[23:28] <Seveas> I've even written a script to help you do that from a live cd
[23:28] <mongy> edbian, in 10.10 and older but not in newer versions.  its just a matter of booting to recovery console in newer
[23:29] <edbian> You can also just boot recovery mode which dumps you at a root shell
[23:29] <Seveas> https://github.com/seveas/hacks/blob/master/reset_passwords
[23:29] <edbian> according to the link
[23:29] <edbian> mongy, yeah!
[23:29] <xubuntu499> how can i tunnel 563 should i just tunnel say 10563 instead and have it forward to 563??
[23:29] <dark> Seveas, I don't quite control it. (I mean, I could bugtrack chrome to understand why it refuses to allow cross scripts on extensions to ports other than 80 on its manifest.json... or, I could see on how to add the capability "listen to low ports" to couchdb user using maybe SElinux or something like that.... but both those tasks seems harder than redirecting ports)
[23:29] <felipe_Brz> I want to add a user to sudoers but there's no group admin in /etc/group ... what can I do?
[23:30] <Seveas> dark, in that case, use socat :)
[23:30] <dark> Seveas, long story short: no port redirection for local connections
[23:30] <dark> ?
[23:30] <Seveas> dark, affirmative
[23:31] <dark> so my other question would be: where to put the socat command? will upstart respect /etc/rc.local as of ubuntu 11.10?
[23:31] <edbian> felipe_, look harder.  Unless you manually took it out, it's still in there
[23:31] <dark> (I am just a reboot away from testing that :P)
[23:31] <edbian> felipe_Brz, look harder, unless you manually took it out, it's still in there
[23:32] <edbian> felipe_Brz, log in as a user that can sudo.  Is admin listed in the output of 'groups' ??
[23:32] <Seveas> dark, I believe it still does
[23:32] <felipe_Brz> edbian: I may have manually taken it out.... I was following a website where it was written that to add a user to a group you had to "adduser <groupname> <username>" but it's the other way around
[23:32] <felipe_Brz> edbian: let me see
[23:32] <madsen> hey... anyone know lftp well???
[23:33] <edbian> felipe_Brz, ok
[23:33] <Seveas> !anyone | madsen
[23:33] <felipe_Brz> edbian:  i just did vim /etc/group and there's no admin group there
[23:33] <madsen> Seveas: tsk
[23:33] <Seveas> madsen, :)
[23:33] <edbian> felipe_Brz, Is there a reference to the admin group in your /etc/sudoers?
[23:34] <usr13> felipe_Brz: Are you sure?    grep admin /etc/group
[23:34] <felipe_Brz> usr13: yeah. i probably erased it
[23:35] <felipe_Brz> edbian:  there is, but it's commented out
[23:35] <lystra> Anyone here using multipath and iSCSI on 11.10?
[23:35] <edbian> felipe_Brz, well at this point you can start adding users to the /etc/sudoers file manually or you can recreate the admin group, fix the sudoers file so it's not commented out, and add the users you want to that group
[23:35] <edbian> felipe_Brz, it's up to you :)
[23:36] <L551> Even after resetting my password in recovery it's telling me it's wrong
[23:36] <Seveas> L551, in recovery mode, did you do "passwd" or "passwd username" ?
[23:37] <dark> Seveas, I will reboot and discover. thank you
[23:37] <usr13> felipe_Brz: grep admin /etc/group~
[23:37] <L551> passwd username
[23:37] <Seveas> L551, then you've made a typo somewhere, retry :)
[23:37] <Guest89365> Anyone knows how to put gcc output into variable?
[23:38] <Guest89365> (bash)
[23:38] <bobdobbs> How do I get ubuntu 10.10 to register the existence of an iphone ?
[23:38] <Seveas> Guest89365, that's generally not a very good idea, but you'd do it like this: output=$(gcc foo.c)
[23:38] <edbian> Guest89365, var=`gcc command goes here`
[23:38] <edbian> I think
[23:38] <edbian> Guest89365, either that or with ' instead of `
[23:38] <Seveas> edbian, avoid using backticks. They don't nest :)
[23:38] <edbian> quote instead of tick
[23:38] <Seveas> use $(...)
[23:38] <edbian> ahh
[23:38] <edbian> that's probably best but is bash specific I think
[23:39] <Seveas> it's not
[23:39] <edbian> oh
[23:39] <edbian> there ya go!
[23:39] <Seveas> it's part of the posix sh specification, even dash supports it :)
[23:39] <usr13> !iphone | bobdobbs
[23:40] <bobdobbs> usr13: I've been looking at that documentation, and it says that I should expect iphone support "out of the box". But this is not the case.
[23:40] <Neglect> Hello, can you read this?
[23:40] <edbian> Neglect, no
[23:40] <bobdobbs> usr13: when I plug my iphone in via USB, absolutely nothing happens.
[23:40] <edbian> :P
[23:40] <Seveas> Neglect, unfortunately that's comepletely unreadable.
[23:41] <bobdobbs> usr13: the phone doesn't light up or make a noise. banshee, amarok and gtkpod don't see the iphone.
[23:41] <bambanx> how i can fix grub guys?
[23:41] <Seveas> !grub | bambanx
[23:42] <edbian> bobdobbs, switch the iphone from mtp to msc mode or the other way around
[23:43] <madsen> lftp -u username,password -e "mirror --reverse --delete --only-newer --verbose path/to/source_directory path/to/target_directory" ftpsite
[23:43] <madsen> how does one quit lftp after this??
[23:43] <bobdobbs> edbian: cool :)  Not sure what that means, so I'm googling now.
[23:43] <madsen> you ladies have any idea??
[23:44] <edbian> bobdobbs, mess around in the GUI of the ipod/phone (whatever).  It's the difference between a jump drive and some special software storage device
[23:44] <edbian> bobdobbs, I can't remember which is which, usually switching it fixes things
[23:44] <bobdobbs> edbian: interesting.
[23:44] <edbian> bobdobbs, yeah... I think apple refers to this as 'storage mode' or something in their gui's
[23:44] <usr13> madsen: exit
[23:45] <bobdobbs> edbian: I See
[23:45] <Seveas> usr13, didn't know you were a lady :)
[23:45] <edbian> usr13, You're a lady?  Now I know to treat you differently!
[23:45] <usr13> Seveas: I didn't either  (guess I fell for that one).
[23:45] <edbian> Gosh I've been making such a fool of myself.
[23:46] <mcbaine1> weren't we all.
[23:46] <Seveas> no worries, your secret is safe with us
[23:46] <madsen> usr13: have tried.. aint working...
[23:46] <usr13> madsen: man lftp
[23:47] <usr13> madsen: Ctrl-c   (I dono, just guessing)  But it should have quit after the exchange.
[23:47] <usr13> q
[23:48] <madsen> usr13: I mean I know its exit normally.. but this is in a script... e.g. backup of server 1 then exit and backup of server 2 via the script
[23:48] <bobdobbs> edbian: So you reckon there is a gui element to make the iphone switch modes?
[23:48] <madsen> that I cant figure out
[23:48] <edbian> bobdobbs, yes
[23:49] <usr13> madsen: if you used the -e switch, it will execute the ggiven commands and not exit.  If you use the -f or -c switches, it will execute the commands and then exit.
[23:49] <edbian> bobdobbs, I'm googling for it now
[23:50] <usr13> madsen: see:  man lftp
[23:50] <bobdobbs> edbian: thanks. Me too.
[23:51] <usr13> madsen: You will more-than-likely need to make adjustments to the script based on what you learn from lftp's man file.
[23:51] <edbian> bobdobbs, Ahh, I'm reading that iphones don't support mass storage mode: http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1052590
[23:51] <edbian> !iphone
[23:51] <bobdobbs> edbian: I see.
[23:52] <bobdobbs> edbian: There must be a another solution. I've had this iphone working with older versions of ubuntu
[23:52] <edbian> bobdobbs, plug in the iphone.  Do you see anything regarding the iphone in the output of th dmesg command after it's been plugged in?
[23:52] <bobdobbs> lets see...
[23:52] <edbian> bobdobbs, I'm confident we'll get it working
[23:53] <qmanjr5> Why do torrents stall near the end with QBTTorrent
[23:53] <usr13> bobdobbs: dmesg or messages?   tail -f /var/log/messages    #Run that while you plug it in.
[23:54] <bobdobbs> edbian: no. no changes in dmesg. Does this mean that the kernel isn't seeing a physical device being added?
[23:54] <edbian> bobdobbs, that's excatly what it means
[23:54] <usr13> bobdobbs: anything in /var/log/messages ?
[23:54] <bobdobbs> edbian: I'm absolutely  certain that the USB port and the cable are fine. I've thorouly tested both.
[23:54] <bobdobbs> edbian: Looking at log...
[23:54] <usr13> bobdobbs: Try another USB port.
[23:54] <Oer> qmanjr5, never happened with ubuntu + kubuntu torrents
[23:55] <edbian> bobdobbs, I was about to say, check the ports.  Perhaps that USB port is not USB2.0 or does not provide power (therefore not activating the iphone)
[23:55] <edbian> bobdobbs, Is that possible?  Try some other ports (ones on the back usually are the ones with power / usb2.0
[23:56] <bobdobbs> edbian: ok. changing ports now.
[23:56]  * bobdobbs crawls under desk
[23:56] <edbian> bobdobbs, obviously, check ports and dmesg at the same time
[23:57] <bobdobbs> edbian: hah!
[23:57] <bobdobbs> edbian: getting a response from the iphone now :)
[23:58] <madsen> when is 12.04 LTS to be released?
[23:58] <bobdobbs> edbian: ok... testing stuff
[23:58] <edbian> bobdobbs, awesome!
[23:58] <bobdobbs> edbian: and fspot just opened :)
[23:58] <Oer> next year, madsen
[23:58] <edbian> bobdobbs, works out of the box
[23:58] <madsen> roger
[23:58] <bobdobbs> edbian: :)
[23:58] <edbian> madadam1, in april of 2012
[23:58] <edbian> hence the 12.04
[23:58] <Seveas> ♪ Do you hear what I hear ♫
[23:58] <edbian> ha
[23:59] <madsen> edbian: :-) Jan or Dec. ? :-)
[23:59] <bobdobbs> edbian: This makes sense. Now that I think about it, when I had the iphone working before, on another computer, I was using ports from the back of my pc
[23:59] <madsen> ohh april
[23:59] <edbian> madsen, sorry?  april
[23:59] <edbian> haha
[23:59] <edbian> yeah
[23:59] <edbian> bobdobbs, yeah :)
[23:59] <edbian> madsen, it goes  Year.Month
[23:59] <Seveas> apple devices are really picky in what they support.
[23:59] <bobdobbs> edbian: I never knew that there was a difference between the back ports and the fron.


[21:06] <LimeOn> Hello, the thing i was mentioning the other day, about the lxqt-arc thing from openbox was, in the end, this one: https://git.lubuntu.me/Lubuntu/artwork/src/branch/ubuntu/noble/src/usr/share/themes/Lubuntu%20Arc/openbox-3/themerc
[21:07] <LimeOn> I mentioned dino in the credits, althought i discovered the code from that file was totally different to what i had, which was clearlooks 3.4 template. Does that file also has the copyright data you already mentioned to me?
[21:08] <LimeOn> Which was: "copyright 2009-2017 Julien Lavergne, 2018 Simon Quigley, 2023 Walter Lachypnski."
[21:12] <arraybolt3> LimeOn: Well... there's two answers.
[21:12] <arraybolt3> The right answer is that apparently we built our copyright file wrong and need to tweak it :P
[21:13] <arraybolt3> The technically correct answer is that, according to the copyright file, yes, the copyright info from earlier is listed as applying to that file in the debian/copyright file.
[21:13] <LimeOn> :D
[21:13] <LimeOn> I will add that too then, i was confused because i only saw that name
[21:13] <LimeOn> thank you! arraybolt3
[21:13] <arraybolt3> Personally, if I were you, I'd treat it as if the copyright info in the file itself was the only info that applied. If we cared that much, we would have added ourselves into that file.
[21:14] <arraybolt3> And also, I now know I need to do a license audit.
[21:14] <LimeOn> :D
[21:15] <LimeOn> The licensing world is confunsing haha
[21:15] <arraybolt3> So very confusing.
[21:15] <arraybolt3> And the fact that the tracking data gets out of date doesn't help XD
[21:17] <LimeOn> there are too much files, that is prone to happen
[21:18] <LimeOn> Also you are handling a lot of work, so chances are higher ^^
[21:31] <arraybolt3> True.


[11:40] <scootergrisen> Is Ubuntu suppose to automatically get translation from gnome for programs like simple-scan?
[11:41] <scootergrisen> I was wondering why Ubuntu had an old incomplete danish translation for simple-scan when the translation was much newer and fully translated on l10n.gnome.org
[11:41] <scootergrisen> Are people suppose to download the translation from gnome and upload it manually to ubuntu?