[05:03] <valbaca> KE1HA, oh I was talking graphics cards, i ONLY use intel (sry, offtopic)
[05:03] <dapenguin> phil:  right... and I can only afford 1 1gb graphics card ...lol
[05:03] <vishwajeet> I guess it is dsl
[05:03] <dougb_freebsd> is there any way to stop my "wi-fi connected" light on my laptop from blinking whenever I get traffic on that link?
[05:03] <vishwajeet> but I have connected it with the cable
[05:04] <KE1HA> valbaca:  :-) Yeah, we;ll get busted if we don't get back On-topics.
[05:04] <phil> I gtg, ppl]
[05:04] <phil> I'll  see you all later :P
[05:04] <phil> bye :)
[05:04] <phil> FOSS4EVER XD
[05:04] <vishwajeet> valbaca it is dsl
[05:05] <blockhead> Hey, anyone know the code after I installed Wine for using ConvertXToDVD
[05:05] <blockhead> I haven't installed ConvertXToDVD as it seems it won't
[05:05] <sinurge> vishwajeet, ask ur provider am sure he has a install manual or link to help u connect to the internet
[05:05] <valbaca> vishwajeet, if it doesn't "just work" try going to <IP_ADDRESS>
[05:05] <valbaca> this is usually the settings for your dsl box
[05:06] <vishwajeet> It is comcast service provider in this location, I just got this server today and am trying
[05:06] <vishwajeet> but I do not know much about it
[05:06] <vishwajeet> ok
[05:07] <smil3y> vishwajeet>  should be pretty straightforward.  connect ethernet cable to rear of dsl modem, connect other end of ethernet cable to your ethernet port on computer.  restart computer and modem, done.
[05:07] <blockhead> #winehq
[05:07] <SnakDoc> what do i need to look up in order to manage multi users on multi machines? looking for something simular to active directory.
[05:07] <vishwajeet> I am trying
[05:08] <valbaca> vishwajeet, one thing that worked with talking to my ISP to get my dsl initially setup was telling phone support that I was using a Mac (they didn't know what Linux was) and they walked me out
[05:08] <ipv5> hey guys, quick question: does the ubuntu installer work well with fakeraid? specifically the intel matrix storage manager in an x58/ich10r board like the asus rampage III gene?
[05:08] <valbaca> walked me through it*
[05:09] <ipv5> i'm considering getting a couple of ssd to put in raid 0...
[05:09] <vishwajeet> Thanks
[05:09] <smil3y> vishwajeet>  give the following commands in a terminal, ifconfig eth0 down
[05:09] <smil3y> vishwajeet> ifconfig eth0 up
[05:10] <smil3y> vishwajeet>  post output here
[05:10] <valbaca> dsl
[05:10] <valbaca> woops, nvm that
[05:10] <valbaca> !dsl | vishwajeet
[05:11] <SgtSly> New to Ubuntu and I have kind of a stupid basic navigation related question, but couldn't find out the answer through the support page.
[05:11] <maco> SgtSly: ask it
[05:11] <zosky> hey yall
[05:11] <smil3y> valbaca>  thats not what he has, its straight dsl, no login
[05:12] <SgtSly> I installed the desktop version on a net book
[05:12] <KE1HA> ipv5:  Trim is not well supported yet for SSD's, they work, don't think you'll be seeing full benefit of SSD fer a while.
[05:12] <SgtSly> Now I am having problems seeing a whole window on the small screen.
[05:12] <rww> SgtSly: hold down the Alt key, drag the window
[05:12] <maco> SgtSly: alt+click&drag can move a window
[05:12] <SgtSly> There yo0u go thanks.
[05:12] <valbaca> smil3y, sorry, I didn't see where vishwajeet said that.
[05:13] <KE1HA> ipv5:  You'd probably be better off with a couple of Raptors or similar high speed SATA's, at least fer the time being.
[05:13] <zosky> how to get my camera files via CL ? can get them from dolphin with the URL 'camera:/USB PTP Class Camera@usb:/' but i need to get to them from a bash script
[05:13] <valbaca> linux 2.6.33 has full trim support for ssd -> maverick will have it
[05:14] <eightball> ok
[05:14] <KE1HA> valbaca:  trim is not fully supported in the Kernel. Didn't say SSD's were not supported at all.
[05:15] <smil3y> vishwajeet>  did any of that work?
[05:15] <eightball> what about usb 3.0  ??
[05:16] <ipv5> KE1HA: valbaca: so as of 10.10 will I get trim (and i guess more to the point good performance overall) out of an SSD raid 0 on an intel matrix fakeraid?
[05:16] <Jordan_U> ipv5: Unless you have to dual boot with windows I'd avoid fakeraid.
[05:16] <ipv5> Jordan_U: yeah, ordinarily i would do software raid, but a lot of the point of the fancy ssds is for gaming under (ugh) windows
[05:17] <KE1HA> eightball:  don't quote me on this, but I thought USB-3 was supported in something like <IP_ADDRESS>
[05:17] <eightball> ok
[05:17] <KE1HA> 30 / 31
[05:17] <valbaca> ipv5, yes. trim support started in 2.6.28; FULL trim support was completed in 2.6.33. I'm using lucid with my ssd and it's screaming fast
[05:18] <eightball> what size of ssd do you have or need  for ubuntu?
[05:18] <ipv5> valbaca: sweet. maybe this is a silly question, but is trim unaffected by raid striping?
[05:19] <brandon420> heyy
[05:19] <ipv5> eightball: i was considering getting a pair of 64GB ssds for a raid0
[05:19] <camjack> Im having some trouble with my ubuntu installation. Usually when you run the install menu from the live cd, it give you the choice to create a ubuntu partition from the free space of your windows partition, the result being the ability to dual boot both windows and ubuntu. However as of right now the live CD's installation menu only gives me the option to erase the entire windows partition and replace it with Ubuntu. Any thoughts?
[05:19] <scott---> ah, /list ubuntu wasn't the brighest idea I've ever had
[05:19] <brandon420> anyone here know how to run a shoutcast type thing?   how to dj to a server, and then have it streamed to others
[05:19] <valbaca> ipv5, (no dumb questions) I would think it would HELP with trimming
[05:19] <Jordan_U> camjack: Could you post a screenshot?
[05:19] <Jordan_U> !screenshot | camjack
[05:19] <KE1HA> valbaca:  and that's a patched kernel right?
[05:20] <ipv5> eightball: but i was only going to use maybe 20GB for the ubuntu side
[05:20] <madf0x> camjack manual partition then?
[05:20] <eightball> ok
[05:20] <brandon420> anyone know how to stream music to a shoutcast server?
[05:20] <IdleOne> is it possible to create a shortcut to a dir? what I want to do is be able to cd Desktop/some-dir with the command "cd desk-dir "
[05:21] <camjack> madF0x, you mean like use EASEUS or equivalent to create another partition to install ubuntu on?
[05:21] <valbaca> KE1HA, I'm using the stock kernel. i haven't noticed any decrease in speed and I figure my laptop will die before i wear out the ssd
[05:21] <ipv5> valbaca: that's interesting. i guess i had envisioned its understanding of the physical layout being hampered by having contingent-appearing blocks on separate devices. glad to hear it's not an issue
[05:21] <zambz> hey guys, what's the best irc client for ubuntu? similar to mIRC on Windows?
[05:21] <valbaca> eightball, I'm using a 50GB and I'm only using 21% of it (I keep music on my external hd)
[05:21] <eightball> ipv5 i might invest in ssd be need an idea what size and the cost is a isue
[05:21] <zambz> i'm using xchat atm, anything better
[05:21] <KE1HA> valbaca:  fare enough. mute point if you happy with it.
[05:21] <zambz> ?
[05:21] <eightball> isue
[05:22] <eightball> chatzilla firefox add on
[05:22] <zosky> so i take it no1 has a clue what to do with my camera ATM ?
[05:22] <dapenguin> zambz:  XChat?
[05:22] <dapenguin> I'm on mIRC now
[05:22] <ipv5> chatzilla here
[05:22] <camjack> ubottu, I cant upload a screen shot right now because I booted back to windows after the partition tool failed
[05:22] <brandon420> xchat herr
[05:22] <zambz> thanks, will try chatzilla too
[05:22] <eightball> chatzilla here
[05:22] <Jordan_U> IdleOne: Does it have to be cd or would you be OK creating a new "cd_desk_dir" command?
[05:22] <zambz> cool :) is there a way to save favourite channels in xchat?
[05:22] <zambz> like mirc?
[05:23] <IdleOne> Jordan_U: that is fine, actually probably better
[05:23] <brandon420> yeah
[05:23] <nocturnus> i can't install ubuntu with unetbootin on a 150G usb drive, help me
[05:23] <brandon420> you can use scripts
[05:23] <dapenguin> what does chatzilla need?
[05:23] <madf0x> well it probably helps that I doubt 150 usb drives exist
[05:23] <IdleOne> Jordan_U: I just have no idea where I would put this "new command"
[05:23] <IdleOne> rather define it
[05:23] <eightball> i use it with firefox not sure how to use it by it self
[05:24] <valbaca> nocturnus, I think unetbootin needs FAT32 and FAT32's max hd size is 32GB
[05:24] <xangua> dapenguin: firefox¿
[05:24] <nocturnus> valbaca: the partition was 10G though
[05:24] <nocturnus> valbaca: are you telling me there's no way to install linux on a 150G drive with unetbootin?
[05:24] <lingmoult> i just installed freenx via this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeNX - however the guide says unknown job freenx-server when i try and start it via `service freenx-server start` or `start freenx-server` (it's an upstart job) - any ideas?
[05:25] <camjack> Im having some trouble with my ubuntu installation. Usually when you run the install menu from the live cd, it give you the choice to create a ubuntu partition from the free space of your windows partition, the result being the ability to dual boot both windows and ubuntu. However as of right now the live CD's installation menu only gives me the option to erase the entire windows partition and replace it with Ubuntu. Any thoughts?
[05:25] <Jordan_U> IdleOne: In ~/.bashrc you would add something like: alias cd_desk_dir="cd ~/Desktop/desk-dir"
[05:25] <zambz> camjack, did you download the DVD or CD?
[05:25] <valbaca> nocturnus, no, just figuring things out. have you checked the checksum of the iso unetbootin is using?
[05:25] <IdleOne> Jordan_U: Thank you :)
[05:25] <Jordan_U> IdleOne: You
[05:25] <zambz> the DVD doesn't have an install option to install "inside" windows
[05:25] <eightball> ok SeaMonkey
[05:25] <Jordan_U> IdleOne: ... You're welcome :)
[05:25] <zambz> you need the CD version mate, the 650 MB one
[05:26] <zambz> e.g. ubuntu-10.04.1-desktop-amd64.iso
[05:26] <nocturnus> valbaca: no?
[05:26] <nocturnus> valbaca: its not even being recognized as a boto device
[05:26] <nocturnus> does it need a boot flag from the partition manager
[05:27] <valbaca> nocturnus, yes
[05:27] <ipv5> camjack: is your partition full and/or fragmented?
[05:27] <lingmoult> note that service --status-all does list freenx-server
[05:28] <eightball> going to bed thanks all for the dvd play back help
[05:28] <nocturnus> valbaca: are you sure unetbootin requires fat32
[05:28] <camjack>  I just defragmented the drive, at another suggestion. didnt accomplish anything
[05:28] <camjack> the drive isnt near full,
[05:28] <vishwajeet> any one could tell me how to write the http proxy information
[05:28] <sacarlson> camjack: I guess you are forced to repartition resize manually.  gparted can do this but anytime you do this type of operation there can be danger in loses so make sure you backup your personal files first.
[05:29] <ipv5> camjack: if the installer won't give you the dual-boot option you could try using gparted manually to resize the partition and add in the new ones you want
[05:29] <ipv5> ha, yeah i'm too slow; what sacarlson said ;-)O
[05:29] <valbaca> nocturnus, I'm mostly sure. looking right now
[05:30] <camjack> ipv5, Im gonna try that now and if doesnt work I'll be back.
[05:30] <sacarlson> camjack:  partitionmagic is another option that can be run from the windows side.  again it can still be a danger of losses
[05:30] <camjack> thanks again to everyone for all the help.
[05:31] <wick94> camjack thts wt the community is for ;)
[05:31] <valbaca> nocturnus, found it: http://tinyurl.com/unetbootin-fat32
[05:32] <IdleOne> Jordan_U: thanks for the reminder. I added my alias and also noticed I had already created a few other aliases. :)
[05:32] <nocturnus> valbaca: where does it say fat32 won't work on drives larger than 150G for unetbootin purposes
[05:33] <valbaca> nocturnus, it shouldn't. that's stumping me too.
[05:33] <nocturnus> ?
[05:33] <nocturnus> it doesn't say anywhere, so what do you mean 'it shouldn't
[05:33] <happysam> hey everyone, i'm having trouble with the trackpad on my dell1525. It seems there is a slight delay in the actual click after tapping it. Any fixes?
[05:34] <valbaca> nocturnus, sorry, i meant to say: it shouldn't not work (it should work! lol)
[05:34] <WinstonSmith> nocturnus, isnt 150 G enough for your purpose?
[05:36] <nocturnus> WinstonSmith: that's not the problem
[05:36] <nocturnus> WinstonSmith: please pay attention
[05:36] <grayatrox> Hithere, I'm trying to install Ubuntu for the first time, but the installer doesn't seem to detect my Windows Install. How do do I set up the partitions properly?
[05:37] <melon> @graytrox: try using Wubi
[05:37] <shcherbak> does win using whole hd?
[05:37] <madf0x> grayatrox specify partitions manually, cause it should still see the partition anyways
[05:37] <grayatrox> Wubi tries to download the ISO again, but I do not have broadband
[05:37] <WinstonSmith> nocturnus, sry didnt read that :(
[05:38] <madf0x> I can walk ya through it
[05:38] <nocturnus> WinstonSmith: unetbootin is supposed to not work with >32G partitions because it requires fat32
[05:38] <grayatrox> madf0x, That's what I'm asking, last time I tried, It installed, but it didn't boot
[05:38] <nocturnus> someone in #archlinux tells me it doesn't require that, and he says it works on ext2
[05:38] <melon> make sure the iso and wubi are in the same folder and they are the same versions (wubi 10.4 should have ubuntu 10.4)
[05:38] <vishwajeet> Can you tell how to write http proxy information?
[05:38] <WinstonSmith> nocturnus, Fat32 can do much bigger partitions then 32 gigs
[05:39] <greezmunkey> happysam: you could look in gconf-editor, desktop/gnome/accessibility/mouse (or some such) see if that gives you something useful.
[05:39] <grayatrox> I had the ubuntu disk sent in the mail. Will I have to make an iso of that disk?
[05:39] <KE1HA> nocturnus:  8TB if I remember correctly, been a while though.
[05:39] <melon> you can via IMGBURN (freeware) on windows
[05:39] <WinstonSmith> nocturnus, 2-16 TB
[05:39] <WinstonSmith> depends on cluster size
[05:39] <yowshi> anyone able to help me suss out an audio issue?
[05:40] <yowshi> the issue being it dont want to work
[05:40] <greezmunkey> happysam: you are responsible for any damage to your system, check what the widgets do first. You have been warned.
[05:40] <greezmunkey> !pm > happysam
[05:40] <madf0x> yowshi did you download the codecs? What part of "audio" wont work?
[05:41] <grayatrox> Ok, thanks madf0x
[05:42] <yowshi> madf0x: i am pretty sure i have the codecs installed but nothing can seem to make any sound
[05:42] <melon> Anyway, could someone tell me that when I try to run "screenlets-manger" in the terminal it gives me a "import pygtk not found" error when pygtk is installed?
[05:43] <melon> why*
[05:43] <Mathuin> melon: have you tried reinstalling python-gtk2 ?
[05:44] <mintux> I have two wired connection but one of them connected automatically that I don't want . how can I set default wired connection to connect ?
[05:44] <nocturnus> does fat32 have the 'boot' boot flag ?
[05:45] <Mathuin> The applet that switches users and shuts down has disappeared, and I can't see which applet it was to bring it back.
[05:45] <KE1HA> nocturnus:  if you set it in your partition program it will. All you want to know, and more about FAT32: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_Allocation_Table
[05:45] <melon> Mathuin: Yes via Synaptic Package Manger and still same error
[05:46] <Mathuin> melon: huh.  It went away when I deinstalled, rebooted, and reinstalled.
[05:46] <melon> Mathuin: hmm I will try that process in that order
[05:46] <Mathuin> deinstall screenlets first.
[05:47] <nocturnus> KE1HA:  .. yeah?
[05:47] <dougb_freebsd> hmmm, that reminds me of a question ... has anyone here ever used gparted to create a large (100GB or so) fat32 primary partition, then installed windows XP into it?
[05:48] <madf0x> No but if youre comfortable with partitioning then you can't harm much by trying
[05:48] <neurodamage> I have a completely messed up system is there a way to just trim the thing down as far as packages  go, ie. delete everyting save what it's initial installation of ubuntu-server was
[05:48] <greezmunkey> dougb_freebsd: sounds like a recipe for disaster, or at least a reconfig!
[05:48] <dougb_freebsd> why disaster?
[05:48] <dougb_freebsd> (I'm going to start with a clean disk, btw)
[05:49] <greezmunkey> dougb_freebsd: why not use ntfs?
[05:49] <madf0x> ESPECIALLY try it if you got a clean disk! then you really cant harm anything :)
[05:49] <sacarlson> dougb_freebsd: my memory is not too good but I think fat32 can only work up to about 32gig  with max 4gig file size
[05:49] <melon> Mathuin: noted
[05:49] <greezmunkey> sacarlson: ;)
[05:49] <WinstonSmith> dougb_freebsd, i have installed XP on 80 GB drives w/ Fat32
[05:50] <KE1HA> nocturnus:  when you use fdisk, gparted or whatever disk partitioner, you can set the boot flag on any given partition. You usually see the little "*" by it if it's set to boot.
[05:50] <WinstonSmith> but not formatted with parted
[05:50] <dougb_freebsd> greezmunkey: I need a large fat32 partition to hold data that I share b/t windows and unices ... right now I have a windows primary partition, 2 freebsds, an extended partition with ubuntu and my fat32 data disk
[05:50] <Divecks> !botsnack
[05:50] <dougb_freebsd> I'd like to combine the windows and data partitions
[05:50] <Mathuin> Oooh, solved my own issue.  'indicator-me' was gone somehow.
[05:50] <dougb_freebsd> WinstonSmith: ah, excellent, how did you create it to start?
[05:50] <blockhead> Hey, anyone know the code after I installed Wine for using ConvertXToDVD. I haven't installed ConvertXToDVD as it seems it won't
[05:51] <WinstonSmith> dougb_freebsd, 2 secs gonna look it up
[05:51] <Divecks> !ping
[05:51] <Divecks> !test
[05:51] <dougb_freebsd> sacarlson: scandolous tripe, perpetrated by microsoft who wants you to switch to ntfs so no other OS can read your data :)
[05:52] <dougb_freebsd> I already have created the large fat 32 partitions for years, what I haven't even done is installed winxp into them
[05:52] <madf0x> I can read ntfs data no problem o.O
[05:52] <dougb_freebsd> madf0x: yeah, there are tools to do that now, but 7 years ago when they introduced ntfs, there were not
[05:52] <WinstonSmith> dougb_freebsd, i used this : ftp://ftp.heise.de/pub/ct/ctsi/h2format.zip its a windows CLI tool though
[05:52] <dougb_freebsd> however, microsoft has stuck with the party line of "fat 32 only for small disks"
[05:53] <dougb_freebsd> ok, thanks WinstonSmith, I'll give that a look
[05:53] <WinstonSmith> dougb_freebsd, this tools has been around more or less 6 years
[05:53] <jennifer2> if I want to migrate some wifi passwords (gnome network manager) to another computer - which dot folders/files do i need?
[05:53] <WinstonSmith> its from c't a really good german IT magazine
[05:54] <dougb_freebsd> yeah, I'm familiar with it
[05:54] <dougb_freebsd> madf0x: if they can access your physical hardware you're already 0wn3d :)
[05:55] <melon> Mathuin: how come now all that loads when I boot up is a white terminal? all I did is remove "python-gtk2" and screenlets
[05:56] <Mathuin> melon: I don't know.  Now reload python-gtk2 and screenlets, and reboot again.
[05:56] <Mathuin> That's how I fixed it.
[05:56] <melon> how do I reload python-gtk2? "sudo apt-get python-gtk2?
[05:56] <sacarlson> dougb_freebsd: well this document from microsoft seem to support my statement but they call it max volume. You cannot format a volume larger than 32 gigabytes (GB) in size using  the FAT32 file system during the Windows XP installation process.  http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314463  maybe you can have multi volumes that add up to bigger than 32gig
[05:57] <madf0x> ^^^ during the XP install process :D
[05:57] <sacarlson> madf0x: yes so maybe after install you can make it bigger.
[05:58] <dougb_freebsd> sacarlson: key words being, "under the windows installation process" :)
[05:58] <Mathuin> melon: "sudo apt-get install screenlets" should drag in python-gtk2 as well.
[05:58] <dougb_freebsd> you have to create and format the partition using other tools
[05:58] <elitexray> does Shutterworth uses his own OS?
[05:58] <melon> Mathuin: ah thx will try now
[05:59] <yowshi> grrrr
[05:59] <sacarlson> dougb_freebsd: so maybe that is only supported by 3rd party software that microsoft didn't support.
[05:59] <rww> elitexray: no, he uses OS/2
[06:00] <elitexray> is there another form of ubuntu unix?
[06:00] <nocturnus> elitexray: kubunut and others
[06:00] <nocturnus> kubuntu*
[06:01] <nocturnus> backtrack linux is ubuntu based now, so yo can easily use it to hack networks and make a profit
[06:01] <dougb_freebsd> the fat32 spec goes up much higher than that, you can go up to 8 terabytes with the right clusters, or up to 2 terabytes on a standard mbr-compatible disk
[06:01] <iluminator101> How do i enable private home partition to automount on startup
[06:02] <bikcmp> Hi, how would I add the partner's repo?
[06:02] <WinstonSmith> sacarlson, that 32GB limit its just an artificial barrier imposed by M$
[06:02] <greezmunkey> dougb_freebsd: have you looked at fuse?
[06:02] <bikcmp> Actually... maybe I should back up... I'm trying to install sun-java6*
[06:02] <sacarlson> dougb_freebsd: I'll stick to ext3 and above myself.  you can read that from windows also.  some frown on this but I've done it with no problem.
[06:02] <bikcmp> i installed it fine
[06:02] <bikcmp> but javac: command not found
[06:02] <bikcmp> :(
[06:02] <WinstonSmith> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_Allocation_Table
[06:03] <dougb_freebsd> greezmunkey: I have, and unfortunately fuse in freebsd is very very scary and/or outright bad for your data
[06:03] <dougb_freebsd> sacarlson: how would you mount an ext3 volume in windows?
[06:03] <madf0x> I wonder if anyone can get windows to run under an ext3/4 o.O
[06:03] <madf0x> probably not
[06:03] <dougb_freebsd> I actually need to learn more about ext*, that's one reason I'm installing ubuntu in the first place
[06:03] <sacarlson> dougb_freebsd: I use a 3rd party software to enable that.
[06:04] <WinstonSmith> sacarlson, what do you use to read ext3 under windows? i used some older driver but that supported only ext2 if i recall correctly..
[06:04] <dougb_freebsd> care to share the name/url? :)
[06:04] <sacarlson> http://www.soluvas.com/read-browse-explore-open-ext2-ext3-ext4-partition-filesystem-from-windows-7/
[06:04] <lincoln6echo> bikcmp: inubuntu click system > administration > software sources >   authenticate  > select the 'others' tab and then select the 2 choices there
[06:05] <bikcmp> lincoln6echo: I enabled it; i'm using ubuntu via ssh though
[06:05] <WinstonSmith> sacarlson, thx
[06:05] <bikcmp> lincoln6echo: back to my question though... I installed sun-java6* and javac is not found.
[06:05] <WinstonSmith> ahh thats the one i used but new version
[06:06] <lincoln6echo> bikcmp: then that's a great question because I have never done that before....ssh style   :|
[06:06] <dougb_freebsd> sacarlson: thank you, I'll give that a trye
[06:06] <greezmunkey> dougb_freebsd: search on ext3fsd.
[06:06] <bikcmp> lincoln6echo: yah
[06:06] <bikcmp> any ideas on my javac problem?
[06:07] <WinstonSmith> sacarlson, does this mount the partition under a drive letter or can you only browse etc?
[06:08] <madf0x> If youre browsing it, then its mounted :)
[06:08] <lincoln6echo> bikcmp: unfortunately not... I would manually download and install it.  but you probably know more about it than me....i'm still somewhat of a newb
[06:08] <WinstonSmith> madf0x, nope
[06:08] <greezmunkey> dougb_freebsd: yikes, I fat fingered that, check here: http://linuxhelp.blogspot.com/2007/03/mount-ext2-or-ext3-partition-in-windows.html
[06:08] <dougb_freebsd> sacarlson: does this soluvas run on winxp?
[06:08] <WinstonSmith> madf0x, i have an explorer-type windows proggie which does that... just explores
[06:09] <bikcmp> lincoln6echo: heh
[06:09] <bikcmp> at least you admit it ;)
[06:09] <dougb_freebsd> greezmunkey: thanks, I'll look at that too
[06:09] <lincoln6echo> bikcmp    :)
[06:10] <sacarlson> dougb_freebsd: they have versions that do run on winxp,  that's what I was using.  I just gave you the link since it was newer
[06:10] <dougb_freebsd> ok, thanks
[06:11] <dougb_freebsd> I would love to have a unix file system to share data with, fat32 works but it has limitations
[06:11] <elitexray> Which linux is better Ubuntu vs Kubuntu
[06:11] <madf0x> Ubuntu=GNOME desktop+ GNOME tools
[06:12] <madf0x> Kubuntu=KDE desktop+KDE tools
[06:12] <madf0x> So....do you like KDE or GNOME?
[06:12] <elitexray> I
[06:12] <elitexray> ive never experienced with KDE
[06:13] <dougb_freebsd> boot the live cd and give it a test drive :)
[06:13] <elitexray> Yeah I just might
[06:14] <elitexray> KDE has similarities to Windows 7's interface
[06:14] <madf0x> Just a note, ive had serious issues with the latest kubuntu across multiple re-installations that only a fresh ubuntu install "fixed"
[06:14] <madf0x> That and there are more gnome programs with significant less bugs..
[06:15] <elitexray> So gnome is preferred above kde
[06:16] <madf0x> Depending on who you talk to
[06:16] <madf0x> I USED to love KDE but I've converted. Just an opinion though
[06:16] <greezmunkey> kate is a pretty nice editor though...
[06:17] <Ruum_> kk well I hopefully should be fine now... ttyl guys!
[06:17] <yowshi> grrr it plays but i aint getting any sound out of the damned speakersa
[06:17] <elitexray> I only just heard about kde since you mentioned Shutterworth operates on KDe
[06:17] <dougb_freebsd> kde and gnome both have plusses and minuses, it sort of depends on what feels right to you
[06:18] <maco> elitexray: O_o if mark uses kde, i'm surprised, seeing as kubuntu was an afterthought suggested by the community
[06:18] <Guest11259> hello
[06:18] <dougb_freebsd> and both are highly configurable, so what you install is just a starting point
[06:18] <arvind_khadri> Hi, I am unable to see the statistics of a windows client. I get a message telling that -l parameters are missing and also Socket connection is being timed out.
[06:20] <Guest11259> hehe
[06:21] <yowshi> thats just bizzare. it required an alsa reload while something was playing
[06:21] <yowshi> i tell ya ubuntu pushes my critical thinking anmd investigation skills
[06:22] <bikcmp> Hi everyone, i'm tyring to install sun-java6-jdk, but when I do javac, it says javac: command not found.
[06:22] <bikcmp> it's the jdk IS installed though...
[06:22] <Guest11259> you can install javac first
[06:23] <bikcmp> E: Couldn't find package javac
[06:23]  * bikcmp shrugs
[06:23] <bikcmp> Guest11259: how would I do that/
[06:24] <Guest11259> are you chinese?
[06:25] <bikcmp> no...
[06:25] <bikcmp> lol
[06:25] <greezmunkey> like it or not we're all Chinese.
[06:26] <rww> I, for one, am Atlantean.
[06:26] <sweetpi> bikcmp: maybe its not in your PATH, javac is in /usr/lib/jvm/<version>/bin/javac
[06:26] <lincoln6echo> greezmunkey::  ?   i think your right...
[06:26] <bikcmp> I know java5 worked fine
[06:26] <greezmunkey> rww: I think China holds the mortgage on Atlantis as well...
[06:26] <bikcmp> sweetpi: that was it
[06:26]  * bikcmp hugs sweetpi
[06:27] <lincoln6echo> bikcmp:   :)
[06:27] <sacarlson> bikcmp: I just tested my install and at the command javac works for me on ubuntu 10.04,
[06:27] <bikcmp> sacarlson: i'm on 8.04 compiling stuff
[06:28] <sacarlson> bikcmp: I just upgraded to 10.04 about 1 month ago and was running 8.04 with javac ok there also
[06:28] <bikcmp> hrm
[06:28] <bikcmp> i donno
[06:28] <bikcmp> only 5 hours until this is done compiling, what fun
[06:28] <bikcmp> :)
[06:29] <sacarlson> bikcmp: I have the restriced extra package installed.  I know that installs part of my java
[06:29] <arvind_khadri> Its javacc
[06:30] <lincoln6echo> goodnight all
[06:30] <sacarlson> bikcmp: I see this javac 1.6.0_18  when I run javac -version
[06:31] <bikcmp> whoa
[06:31] <bikcmp> 100 erros
[06:31] <madf0x> smooth
[06:32] <meditator> hello.. i was working with rsync using ssh .. i have added the script to cron. when i run it, it works, but when it runs at thr specified time, it gives errors.. could anyone help please?
[06:33] <sacarlson> meditator: it would help a bit if you told us the errors you had.
[06:34] <meditator> sacarlson, opening connection using: ssh -i /home/meditator/.ssh/XXXXX <IP_ADDRESS> rsync --server -vvvlogDtprze.iLsf --delete . /media/Data [sender] _exit_cleanup(code=12, file=io.c, line=601): about to call exit(12)
[06:34] <meditator> thats the error
[06:34] <meditator> in the log file specified
[06:36] <sacarlson> meditator: I see no error in that
[06:36] <meditator> sacarlson,  my script is:   rsync -azpt --delete --stats -e "ssh -i /home/meditator/.ssh/XXXXX" /media/Data2/Data/ <IP_ADDRESS>:/media/Data > /home/meditator/rsync_logs/$(date).log
[06:36] <meditator> sacarlson,  but it doesnt work.. the backup doesnt happen..
[06:36] <dougb_freebsd> can you set up rsyncd on <IP_ADDRESS>?
[06:36] <meditator> i can..
[06:37] <meditator> would it make a difference?
[06:37] <dougb_freebsd> maybe,  :)
[06:37] <meditator> :)
[06:37] <dougb_freebsd> sacarlson is right though, we need to know the error
[06:38] <dougb_freebsd> try adding -v to the ssh command line, and/or look in the system logs
[06:38] <meditator> how do i find out the error?
[06:38] <meditator> ok.. let me try again
[06:40] <sacarlson> meditator: you might find an error in /var/log/auth.log
[06:40] <adahendra> ask : can i make own jacket using Ubuntu Logo? Where i can contact Ubuntu for  license permission.
[06:42] <Guest17243> hello
[06:43] <mtx_init> adahendra: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Official
[06:43] <adahendra> mtx_init: Thank You
[06:44] <meditator> sacarlson, Mycomp CRON[5220]: pam_unix(cron:session): session opened for user meditator by (uid=0)
[06:44] <meditator> thats the error
[06:44] <meditator> in the /var/log/auth.log
[06:45] <meditator> but does it look lik an error? it just looks like a log of access?
[06:47] <dougb_freebsd> use ssh -v
[06:47] <dougb_freebsd> I should say, add -v to the command line
[06:52] <meditator> dougb_freebsd, i added -vvv to the command line and also changed the "ssh -i" to  "ssh -i -v"
[06:53] <meditator> still the output is no different..
[06:53] <dougb_freebsd> from cron, or on the command line?
[06:54] <meditator> on the command line.. i have saved a .sh file .. and am running the file from cron..
[06:54] <dougb_freebsd> try running the commands that are in the .sh file on the command line itself
[06:54] <ActionParsnip> meditator: you don't need the file extension. They don't mean much in linux. You could change the extension to .jpg and it'd still run
[06:55] <meditator> ok.. let me try again..
[06:55] <dougb_freebsd> ActionParsnip: true, but nautilus could get confused :)
[06:56] <ActionParsnip> dougb_freebsd: nautilus is dumb and should use file rather than silly extensions like windows does, its soooo 1993
[06:56] <dougb_freebsd> it did evil things yesterday when there was a png file that was named .jpg
[06:56] <dougb_freebsd> yes, agree on that completely
[06:56] <cccasket> I'm looking for a software multiplexing solution - send same keystrokes to multiple X windows on same display. Any suggestions for existing projects that do that?
[06:56] <cccasket> Example HotKeyNet under Windows does this
[06:57] <meditator> dougb_freebsd,  should it run as x application or just "default behaviour" ?
[06:57] <dougb_freebsd> meditator: when I say "command line" what do you think I mean? :)
[06:58] <dougb_freebsd> hint: open up a terminal window
[06:58] <jubei> anybody know how I can refer to the windows start button in metacity?
[06:58] <jubei> (and the left arrow for that matter)
[06:59] <greezmunkey> jubei: super
[06:59] <jubei> greezmunkey, ?
[06:59] <meditator> oh ok.. from the command line it works alright..
[06:59] <ActionParsnip> jubei: in linux the "windows key" is called Super
[07:00] <greezmunkey> jubei: on you keyboard, right?
[07:00] <jubei> greezmunkey, oh i got it. thanks^^ And the left arrow?^^
[07:00] <intok> installation of 10.4.1 32-bit stuck at 83%(importing documents and settings) for the last 20 mins, i this normal?
[07:00] <greezmunkey> jubei: uh..."left" arrow ?!? :)
[07:00] <dougb_freebsd> meditator: ok, so the next step is to try running the script on the command line and see if you get errors
[07:00] <jubei> lol
[07:01] <carlo> ciao
[07:05] <ELREY> anyone knows how can i quickly format a recently added HD with ext3?
[07:05] <Muelli> ELREY: mkfs.ext3
[07:06] <iflema> ELREY sudo mkfs.ext3 /dev/[whatever]
[07:06] <ELREY> ty!
[07:06] <ActionParsnip> ELREY: it will need to have a partition too, if it is unpartitioned (rare) you will need to use fdisk to make a FAT
[07:06] <Muelli> but tools like palimpset or gparted should support that, too
[07:07] <ELREY> actually i working from a vm
[07:07] <ELREY> and i added an unpartitioned HD
[07:07] <Muelli> ELREY: don't listen to ActionParsnip. You don't need a FAT for your ext3. And you don't need fdisk. it's hostile. parted is way nicer.
[07:08] <Adam12131> how can i fix my flash drive - it won't unmount and when i set ubuntu not to mount it and try fix format the entire thing it fails "Error creating partition table: helper exited with exit code 1: Error calling fsync(2) on /dev/sdb: Input/output error"
[07:08] <ActionParsnip> Muelli: both will make the partition table if one is needed
[07:09] <Gobgrot> Hi all, Im new to linux and was wodering if anyone can suggest a few good websites for new people to learn?
[07:09] <ActionParsnip> Muelli: how is fdisk "hostile"
[07:09] <iflema> ELREY OR to partition in cli     sudo cfdisk /dev/[whatever] without the numbers i.e. sda
[07:09] <Guest80936> After Installing Ubuntu, I have found that It reformatted my drive instead of installing to a partition like I had originally directed it to, How do I get my data back?
[07:09] <rww> ActionParsnip: "file allocation table" and "partition table" aren't synonyms.
[07:09] <ActionParsnip> rww: d'oh
[07:09] <Adrian__> Hahaha
[07:10] <Muelli> ActionParsnip: it's UI is 30 years old. And you feel it once you've started it.
[07:10] <Adam1213> how can i force linux to format a flash drive
[07:10] <ActionParsnip> Muelli: still works and does what it says on the tin. The UI to the man pages is equally old....
[07:10] <Muelli> i.e. selecting a partitions type is so... 70s...
[07:10] <ActionParsnip> Guest80936: restore from backups, simple
[07:10] <ELREY> how can i check which disk is each one? sda1 sda2, etc? is there any way to retrieve disk info?
[07:11] <greezmunkey> I just checked, and Muelli is right! fdisk hates me.
[07:11] <Muelli> ELREY: blkinfo
[07:11] <ActionParsnip> ELREY: sudo fdisk -l    will list the disks and their partitions
[07:11] <Muelli> ELREY: blkid, sorry
[07:11] <cccasket> ELREY: df -h      as well
[07:11] <Muelli> cccasket: nope. only for mounted partitions
[07:12] <ActionParsnip> Muelli: it might be mounted
[07:12] <Muelli> ActionParsnip: it might be not. *shrug*
[07:12] <Guest80936> I am new to Ubuntu, how do I resize my partitions?, It has given me a 21 GB swap instead of the 8 GB that I formatted it as
[07:13] <Muelli> Guest80936: uh. you might want to try gparted. but you might shred your data.
[07:13] <ActionParsnip> Guest80936: boot to live CD. You can manipulate partitions there
[07:13] <manipulate> o`_`o
[07:14] <cccasket> Any suggestions for a software multiplexer for me to use? I just need to send keystrokes to multiple X windows at the same time. Can't find anything like that
[07:14] <dougb_freebsd> cccasket: interesting idea, what are you trying to accomplish with that?
[07:15] <ActionParsnip> cccasket: you could wrote a script to take an input and spit it to each. Not sure how though but makes sense to me
[07:16] <cccasket> multi-boxing world of warcraft on wine. I've seen at least one person with a custom python script to multiplex. Was thinking of picking that script up and starting from there if there are no existing mature projects
[07:16] <seekwill> lol
[07:17] <Guest72128> hello
[07:17] <cccasket> there are windows apps: AutoHotKey, HotKeyNet which do what I am interested in. however they are quite flakey in Wine. I'll ask in #wine too, but a Linux native solution would be ideal
[07:17] <ActionParsnip> !shortcut
[07:17] <Guest72128> can somebody help me please
[07:18] <octaviano> someone could help-me to use a pixel view play tv ´´ÚSB´´'ULTRA with UBUNTU 10.04?
[07:18] <ActionParsnip> octaviano: run: lsusb   one line will identify the device, websearch for the 8 character hex ID to find guides
[07:19] <octaviano> when I do it appear prolink model , only it
[07:19] <ActionParsnip> Guest72128: no as yuo haven't asked a question. Try asking your quesion  and we may be able to help
[07:19] <ELREY> i see "Linux" as my partition type.. is it ext2 or ext3?
[07:20] <Guest72128> my linux cannot read kanji ( japanese letter ) any advices ?
[07:20] <ActionParsnip> ELREY: sudo parted -l    will tell you, takes longer but gives more info
[07:21] <slipperychicken> any idear on how to output file access in a file system ?  ie : gedit is reading this, apache wrote that...
[07:21] <slipperychicken> in a debug sort of way ?
[07:21] <KB1JWQ> Guest72128: Edit your locale setting to support UTF8?
[07:21] <meditator> dougb_freebsd, sorry.. was away.. somebody called me for some help.. yes .. i tried running the script from command .. it works alright.. it didnt ask me for any password
[07:21] <slipperychicken> dump_block didn't seem to give file names.
[07:21] <cccasket> slipperychicken: lsof | grep `pidof gedit`
[07:22] <slipperychicken> cccasket, what if you don't know where it's coming from ?
[07:22] <dougb_freebsd> meditator: that sounds to me like you're using ssh-agent, is that right?
[07:22] <cccasket> slipperychicken: you can find out by cross referencing the process ids in output of lsof
[07:22] <dougb_freebsd> slipperychicken: lsof | more
[07:22] <slipperychicken> noted.  i shall take a look.
[07:22] <meditator> DoubleString,  thats right..
[07:23] <meditator> dougb_freebsd, thats right
[07:23] <Guest72128> how to edit local setting ,,from where,,?
[07:23] <dougb_freebsd> meditator: so what does that suggest to you as a possible source of  your error when your script is run from cron?
[07:24] <intok> what driver for an nvidia geforce 6150 se? there is the 173, the 96 and the version current
[07:25] <cccasket> intok, i had good luck with the 173 driver on an 8800gt
[07:25] <meditator> dougb_freebsd,  i have tried to run it through cron as root as well as myself.. but either ways it doesnt work.. so i'm not sure it it is an authentication problem...
[07:26] <rhea-ja> ai..
[07:26] <dougb_freebsd> meditator: when you ssh to the host as yourself ssh-agent is providing the authentication credentials to the remote host
[07:26] <cccasket> intok, that being said, try current first, others if your application isn't performing well
[07:26] <dougb_freebsd> cron != meditator
[07:26] <intok> cccasket well this is an old igp, hasn't it been dropped to legacy status?
[07:27] <cccasket> intok, i would still try current first
[07:27] <slipperychicken> dougb_freebsd, is there a "tcpdump" for file systems ?
[07:27] <meditator> !cron
[07:27] <slipperychicken> dougb_freebsd, lsof is helping... but i can't catch it when it comes in.
[07:28] <dougb_freebsd> slipperychicken: I installed ubuntu 10.04 and it has tcpdump, yes
[07:28] <slipperychicken> dougb_freebsd, to watch file system access.
[07:28] <meditator> dougb_freebsd,  so doesnt ssh-agent provide the credentials when cron is run as myself?
[07:28] <cccasket> slipperychicken, if you grep for the file name you should be able to grab the pid
[07:28] <dougb_freebsd> meditator: because ssh-agent is tied to a login session
[07:29] <brandonban6> evening all, weird issue.... I have a storage drive that sits mounted along side my main drive. If I format/re-label/change my storage drive in any way, then my system will not reboot. Gives a error message that note bootable partition.
[07:29] <slipperychicken> cccasket, but i have no idea where or what this access is coming from.  for all i know it could be a root kit.
[07:29] <Guest72128> my VLC can play AVI,MPEG,well,,but when i am playing MKV file,,there is no sound,,please help
[07:29] <pickel> ?
[07:30] <cccasket> slipperychicken, what access?
[07:30] <greezmunkey> lo
[07:30] <dougb_freebsd> meditator: you need to learn about setting up access for an unattended process ... the usual way to do that is with a restricted account on the target system and a passwordless ssh key
[07:30] <osamorn> i try to run vmware7.1 on my ubuntu 10.04
[07:30] <dougb_freebsd> slipperychicken: take a step back, what problem are you seeing that you would like to solve?
[07:30] <ELREY> i can't get parted -l to work.. is there any other way to get partition type?
[07:30] <cccasket> what dougb said.
[07:30] <osamorn> but i can't stop virtual service , please help about this problem if you can
[07:31] <meditator> oh ok..
[07:31] <Guest72128> my VLC can play AVI,MPEG,well,,but when i am playing MKV file,,there is no sound,,any ideas guys,,?
[07:31] <slipperychicken> cccasket, dougb_freebsd , i'm trying to figure out what is writing to these hard drives.
[07:31] <rhea-ja> 56
[07:31] <well_laid_lawn> 42
[07:32] <dougb_freebsd> meditator: it's not hard to do, you should be able to find docs on it if you search, I vaguely recall a how-to on how to do it with rsync in fact, but it's been years since I've looked at it
[07:32] <meditator> thanks dougb_freebsd , let me try it out.. i had read on forums though.. that public key authentication works.. with rsync..
[07:32] <pickel> is this channel strictly for ubuntu?
[07:32] <dougb_freebsd> slipperychicken: describe that in more detail, what are you seeing that is making you think there is a problem?
[07:32] <meditator> dougb_freebsd, for example http://troy.jdmz.net/rsync/index.html
[07:33] <dougb_freebsd> meditator: for rsync ssh is just the transport layer, a way to establish the connection between systems so that the bits can flow
[07:33] <well_laid_lawn> pickel:  ubuntu or the supported derivatives like kubuntu
[07:33] <dougb_freebsd> that's why in some ways rsyncd is easier, it handles some of that drama for you
[07:33] <slipperychicken> dougb_freebsd, floods of hard disc activity every so often.  i'm sitting at init 1 on the server, swap deactivated, no cron, no syslog.
[07:33] <dougb_freebsd> meditator: yes, that looks like the right stuff
[07:34] <pickel> i know this is newbish of me but i need some good resources as i am completely new to linux
[07:34] <well_laid_lawn> !manual > pickel
[07:34] <cccasket> slipperychicken, have you tried just watching top and checking to see what spikes cpu?
[07:34] <dougb_freebsd> slipperychicken: can you do 'ps ax' at that time to see what processes are active?
[07:34] <meditator> dougb_freebsd, thanks.. let me have a good read into it.. thanks for ur help..
[07:34] <dougb_freebsd> yeah, or top
[07:35] <dougb_freebsd> meditator: no worries, just walk through all the steps and you should be fine
[07:35] <slipperychicken> DoubleString, cccasket i've tried both of those.
[07:35] <slipperychicken> it comes in, does it's thing, and stops.
[07:35] <dougb_freebsd> how long is it going on for?
[07:35] <cccasket> slipperychicken: it sounds like you are talking about a webserver?  have you disconnected it from the network already?
[07:36] <slipperychicken> 5 to 10 secs
[07:36] <slipperychicken> yup
[07:36] <slipperychicken> init 1, no network
[07:36] <cccasket> slipperychicken: physically disconnected as well?
[07:36] <slipperychicken> it's like someone put a script on and it's doing something.
[07:36] <cccasket> slipperychicken: rootkits will lie to you
[07:36] <slipperychicken> cccasket, yes.
[07:37] <slipperychicken> cccasket, no ethernet cable.
[07:37] <X32> Hello, running ubuntu 10.04 and have my laptop vga output connected to a 17" hp lcd monitor, it wants 1280x1024 and I set that in monitors, but all I see is my desktop background and then some magenta colored bars at the bottoms alot larger than my panels and my panels are missing + I don't see whats happening like irc or what im doing just a static desktop... any ideas?
[07:37] <arvind_khadri> Hi, how do i open a port ??
[07:37] <Flannel> arvind_khadri: You don't need to.  Just run whatever program will be listening on that port
[07:37] <dougb_freebsd> ok, in that situation I'd try tripwire .... run it once to get a baseline, then run it again after you see this disk activity to see what's up  .... better yet if you can take the physical disk out of the troubled system and access it on another isolated system
[07:38] <cccasket> slipperychicken, you can't trust the output of any of the utilities we've mentioned if you think you were rooted. and yes, tripwire is great for this kind of thing
[07:38] <slipperychicken> i'll take a look.
[07:38] <cccasket> slipperychicken, md5sum on the utilities/other executables /system files and compare to a known good one - run md5sum from a live cd or another known good system
[07:38] <arvind_khadri> Flannel, this is regarding nagios, I am running it, but connections are being timed out
[07:38] <cccasket> as dougb said
[07:39] <cccasket> but tripwire is for automating that process really
[07:39] <cccasket> good evening and good luck.
[07:39] <slipperychicken> thanks mate.
[07:40] <X32> arvind_khadri, sudo iptables -A INPUT -i eth1 -p tcp --dport 5001 -s <IP_ADDRESS> -j
[07:40] <Jordan_U> slipperychicken: It might be somthing as benign as syslog getting a lot of messages for whatever reason and needing to write to disk. Have you noticed /var/log/ growing? Do you see any repeated messages from "dmesg"?
[07:41] <slipperychicken> thats an IDS, eh ?
[07:41] <X32> put ACCEPT after -j sorry.
[07:41] <arvind_khadri> X32, thanks
[07:41] <slipperychicken> Jordan_U, i've stopped syslog.
[07:41]  * Oxwivi is a noob.
[07:41] <brandonban6> evening all, weird issue.... I have a storage drive that sits mounted along side my main drive. If I format/re-label/change my storage drive in any way, then my system will not reboot. Gives a error message that note bootable partition.
[07:42] <Jordan_U> slipperychicken: Try keeping iotop open.
[07:43] <X32> Hello, running ubuntu 10.04 and have my laptop vga output connected to a 17" hp lcd monitor, it wants 1280x1024 and I set that in monitors, but all I see is my desktop background and then some magenta colored bars at the bottoms alot larger than my panels and my panels are missing + I don't see whats happening like irc or what im doing just a static desktop... any ideas?
[07:44] <well_laid_lawn> !xrandr | X32
[07:44] <slipperychicken> Jordan_U, i've got top and iotop running at 0.2 secs.
[07:45] <slipperychicken> might be something here
[07:46] <X32> well_laid_lawn, ok, but doing it manually gets me the same result when using..xrandr --output VGA1 --mode 1280x1024 --rate 60
[07:47] <well_laid_lawn> X32:  I've never bothered with dual screens just know the botlink sorry
[07:48] <X32> ya I dont get this..
[07:48] <dougb_freebsd> X32: what video card do you have?
[07:48] <X32> its an hp laptop with some intel based thing
[07:48] <dougb_freebsd> ah, ok
[07:49] <arvind_khadri> X32, -s is the source right??
[07:49] <dougb_freebsd> if it was nvidia I was going to suggest their utility for doing what you are trying to do
[07:49] <X32> arvind_khadri, yea
[07:49] <X32> nope just plain old intel, shows my desktop and magenta bars but not the correct screen...
[07:49] <X32> and I know the monitor works.
[07:49] <dougb_freebsd> X32: are you able to get this configuration working in another OS?
[07:50] <X32> on this machine?
[07:50] <dougb_freebsd> it may be too much excitement for your video card
[07:50] <dougb_freebsd> right
[07:50] <X32> hrm,.... idk if I open display it shows on the monitor
[07:50] <X32> im thing config issue..
[07:50] <X32> thinking
[07:50] <X32> I dont have any other os to try..
[07:51] <slipperychicken> well i'm too tired now, i'll shut it down and look at it in the AM.
[07:51] <slipperychicken> thanks chaps
[07:51] <slipperychicken> and good night
[07:51] <dougb_freebsd> slipperychicken: gl
[07:52] <dougb_freebsd> X32: have you tried doing the Fn-F8 trick?
[07:52] <dougb_freebsd> does your laptop have a blue Fn key somewhere?
[07:52] <X32> its not blue but yea i have fn
[07:52] <X32> that would turn my brightness up
[07:52] <dougb_freebsd> ok, try holding that down, and pressing F8, or perhaps another key that is labeled something similar to CRT/LCD
[07:52] <X32> dougb_freebsd, its an hp pavillion dv6835nr if it helps
[07:53] <dougb_freebsd> it doesn't, sorry, I'm a dell guy :)
[07:53] <DJLuigie> hi
[07:53] <dougb_freebsd> but the concept is similar across pc manufacturers
[07:53] <X32> dougb_freebsd, thanks it worked.
[07:53] <dougb_freebsd> excellent!
[07:53] <X32> dougb_freebsd, its a tiny monitor icon.
[07:54] <DJLuigie> anyone know about streaming using VCL
[07:54] <dougb_freebsd> ok
[07:54] <DJLuigie> i mean VLC
[07:54] <X32> dougb_freebsd, hrm, I had not figured on that since it displayed something.. I feel a little dumb but not too much, thanks for the help
[07:54] <arvind_khadri> could not connect to <ip>:5667 100061 , no connection could be made. i get this error on the client X32
[07:54] <madfox> Ive had a lil exp with VLC
[07:55] <madfox> >lil<
[07:55] <DJLuigie> do you know how to stream out
[07:55] <madfox> nope
[07:55] <dougb_freebsd> X32: glad it worked out :)
[07:55] <X32> arvind_khadri, thats the command that works for me just put in the correct IP, interface where eth1 is, port. and you should be good, check your router too.....
[07:57] <arvind_khadri> X32, -s should be the ip of the client right, from which I want to accept ?
[07:58] <X32> arvind_khadri, yes I use that to make my computer talk to my PS3 which is <IP_ADDRESS> that is a direct wire connection however so make sure if a router is involved you forward the ports....
[07:59] <X32> arvind_khadri, also you might need to do the same command and replace tcp with udp to open both types of data.
[08:00] <arvind_khadri> X32, i want this kind of setup tcp        0      0 <IP_ADDRESS>:5666            <IP_ADDRESS>:*               LISTEN
[08:01] <X32> arvind_khadri, that is not a real ip?
[08:02] <arvind_khadri> X32, no, but I found this on my current machine with netstat, but I cant find the same on the other one'
[08:04] <Guest32127> anyone know how to have the nautilus script folder called something other than "Script" ???
[08:07] <cccasket> postnote: After a lot more searching, I found xlax http://hea-www.harvard.edu/~fine/Tech/xlax.html for software multiplexing in X
[08:08] <remoteCTRL2> hi guys! can somebody help me install torbutton for firefox pls? i always get some errors that the polipo proxy isnt running properly...?
[08:09] <arvind_khadri> X32, any idea?
[08:09] <madfox> Get the torbutton via add-on as for any config problems check their site
[08:09] <madfox> 95% of all tor problems can be solved by going back and following the installation guide carefully
[08:09] <X32>  arvind_khadri no sorry...
[08:10] <p0pc0rn> how do you boot an encrypted disk from the "boot:" prompt?
[08:10] <p0pc0rn> FDE
[08:11] <p0pc0rn> hello?
[08:12] <sacarlson> p0pc0rn: encrypted disk?  the entire system is encypted not just the /home/users?
[08:13] <p0pc0rn> i created a usb boot image with unetbootin on my FDE encrypted hard drive and now every time i go to boot up it is the boot screen for the .iso, not my hdd ubuntu install
[08:13] <nisstyre65> p0pc0rn: take out the CD?
[08:13] <p0pc0rn> there's no cd
[08:13] <nisstyre65> :[
[08:14] <p0pc0rn> im at the "boot:" prompt but i have full disk encryption. what do i do?
[08:15] <intok> I can see my old Mac network shares, can open pics and PDFs but larger files like MP3s and videos refuse to play, ideas?
[08:15] <sacarlson> FDE?  I would just install a standard ubuntu on your usb flash with unetbootin and add a user that has encrypted /home/user account.
[08:16] <p0pc0rn> sacarlson, i have an install already
[08:16] <sacarlson> p0pc0rn: keep on account unencrypted for repair maintain
[08:16] <p0pc0rn> sacarlson, i have an install already
[08:16] <sacarlson> p0pc0rn: from the sound of it.  it isn't booting.  install takes 10 min
[08:17] <p0pc0rn> sacarlson, i have important data on it
[08:17] <sacarlson> p0pc0rn: did it ever boot?
[08:17] <p0pc0rn> yes
[08:17] <sacarlson> p0pc0rn: well how did you boot it before?
[08:18] <sacarlson> p0pc0rn: do you have the keys?
[08:18] <p0pc0rn> yes i have the key
[08:18] <p0pc0rn> i think
[08:18] <p0pc0rn> but how do i enter it
[08:19] <sacarlson> p0pc0rn: pull your encrypted personal data and make a new boot disk with my method above.
[08:19] <p0pc0rn> oh there's a rescue mode option
[08:21] <sacarlson> intok: did you install restricted extra package?
[08:22] <intok> sacarlson no, but I have all the Gstreamer plugins as well as VLC
[08:23] <qiyong> how to upgrade from 10.04 to 10.04.1 ?
[08:24] <sacarlson> intok: this will give you more codec's and other stuf https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats
[08:25] <ectospasm> anyone have problems with UbuntuOne consuming massive amounts of I/O?  Is there any way to schedule it so it only runs when I'm not using the machine?
[08:26] <sacarlson> ectospasm: massive I/O?  what type?  from what?
[08:26] <remoteCTRL2> can somebody help me install torbutton for firefox pls? i always get some errors that the polipo proxy isnt running properly...?
[08:26] <ectospasm> sacarlson: Disk I/O
[08:26] <ectospasm> sacarlson: from UbuntuOne
[08:26] <sacarlson> ectospasm: what process?
[08:26] <ectospasm> The sync daemon
[08:27] <ectospasm> It seems to run periodically, consuming I/O (leaving the CPU in a large amount of iowait % according to top and iostat)
[08:27] <ectospasm> like 40-50%
[08:28] <ectospasm> Also, when it happens, input seems to block if it requires disk access.
[08:28] <sacarlson> ectospasm: my command  iotop shows sync_supers at almost zero
[08:28] <Fudge> how can you get the network applet on your bootom panel?
[08:28] <ectospasm> iotop is broken here
[08:28] <Fudge> oh found it yay
[08:29] <ectospasm> sacarlson: iotop consistently complains of CONFIG_TASK_DELAY_ACCT not being configured for this kernel
[08:29] <sacarlson> ectospasm: must me some process you started
[08:29] <p0pc0rn> is there anyone who could help me save my system in rescue mode
[08:29] <sacarlson> ectospasm: what version of ubuntu is this?
[08:29] <ectospasm> sacarlson: iotop does report that the sync daemon is running when my HDD light goes solid on
[08:29] <ectospasm> 10.04
[08:29] <SliMM> I'll start by saying that I like the new Ubuntu.
[08:29] <well_laid_lawn> p0pc0rn:  depends on the issue.. :]
[08:29] <nsar> hello
[08:30] <ectospasm> sacarlson: it's taken me a while to track it down, and the only positive ID on the process has been sync daemon for Ubuntu One
[08:30] <p0pc0rn> well_laid_lawn, i have no idea what the issue is
[08:30] <sacarlson> ectospasm: Ubuntu One what is that a user?
[08:30] <well_laid_lawn> p0pc0rn:  k - you are in rescue mode - why?
[08:30] <SliMM> But I still have some trouble with my video card drivers (ATI, who would've guessed).
[08:30] <ectospasm> sacarlson: Ubuntu One is the cloud storage service provided to Ubuntu users.
[08:31] <ectospasm> 2GB storage for free
[08:31] <ectospasm> 50GB for a "low" fee
[08:31] <sacarlson> ectospasm: oh ok so it's some kind of rsync service.
[08:31] <SliMM> When I try to run Catalyst, I get the following error: No ATI graphics driver is installed, or the ATI driver is not functioning properly.
[08:31] <nsar> i start to get familiar with ubuntu but i am forced to use it as root cause the nm-applet doesn't show my mobile broadband connection when i enter as a normal user what should i do?
[08:31] <p0pc0rn> well_laid_lawn, i have no idea. when i rebooted my computer i was presented with a text based installer. it looks like the mini installer. i chose rescue mode because it is the closes i can get at this point to booting my current install.
[08:31] <SliMM> However, I have installed the drivers and they should be enabled
[08:31] <ectospasm> sacarlson: sorta, it runs on Python
[08:31] <sacarlson> ectospasm: I don't use it,  maybe you can cron it so it runns later
[08:32] <SliMM> any thoughts?
[08:32] <p0pc0rn> closest*
[08:32] <ectospasm> sacarlson: it's a daemon, I don't know about running it in cron
[08:32] <ectospasm> it's not like a script that runs and exits.
[08:32] <well_laid_lawn> p0pc0rn:  so reading between the lines you couldn't boot so put in a live cd?
[08:32] <ectospasm> !one
[08:32] <p0pc0rn> well_laid_lawn, No.
[08:33] <sacarlson> ectospasm: well if it can start and stop create two scripts the do each and setup 2 crontab events when your not using the system and it's still powered up.
[08:33] <well_laid_lawn> p0pc0rn:  where does the installer come into it pls?
[08:33] <p0pc0rn> well_laid_lawn, when i start my system
[08:33] <nsar> should i upgrade the network manager and the applet to solve this problem?
[08:34] <ectospasm> sacarlson: I don't think it works that way
[08:34] <kickingintender> can i run two x server session on single pc
[08:34] <kickingintender> like gdmflexiserver --xnest
[08:34] <well_laid_lawn> p0pc0rn:  I think that is the grub boot menu then
[08:34] <sacarlson> ectospasm: you mean doesn't or cant?
[08:34] <kickingintender> but that one doesnt work
[08:34] <intok> sacarlson What exactly does the Restricted Extras even get me aside from redundant media players? The same files play fine locally, they just wont play when loaded via FTP
[08:34] <ectospasm> sacarlson: I don't know if it _can't_, but it doesn't, and there's no way to control it from the GUI applet used to configure it
[08:35] <p0pc0rn> well_laid_lawn, No. It has install options.
[08:35] <ectospasm> kickingintender: try X nesting
[08:35] <riaz> Hi, how can i install, ubuntu with urdu language support !! i read from the interent, but some menus changed, but not the all pc.
[08:36] <well_laid_lawn> p0pc0rn: so you are not running a live cd but have the option to install, is that right?
[08:36] <sacarlson> intok: what codec does your ftp download need to use?
[08:36] <riaz> i am using lucid.
[08:36] <p0pc0rn> well_laid_lawn, yes #3
[08:37] <sacarlson> intok: if it's the same file it should play then maybe it gets corrupted.  check the md5sum and see if the file is really the same value.
[08:37] <well_laid_lawn> p0pc0rn:  running of a usb stick ?
[08:37] <p0pc0rn> No.
[08:37] <well_laid_lawn> k
[08:37] <stevecam> In Ubuntu we trust.
[08:37] <stevecam> lol
[08:37] <intok> sacarlson various mp4 and wmv files that I know play on this Ubuntu install as a few where originally downloaded from here and moved there.
[08:38] <kickingintender> how x nesting....any command///////////////@ectospasm
[08:38] <nsar> i see how much you trust
[08:38] <well_laid_lawn> p0pc0rn:  I don't know how you got that on the boot menu then - might be quicker to reinstall - unless someone else has a clue
[08:38] <ectospasm> kickingintender: I think you had it with --xnest
[08:38] <sacarlson> intok: well compare the files with md5sum and rerun them both again
[08:38] <ectospasm> you need to do it within the first X session.
[08:38] <nsar> stevecam, what did you mean with that?
[08:39] <stevecam> nsar, nothing
[08:39] <sacarlson> intok: and rerun I mean play them both again the local and ftped file.
[08:39] <kickingintender> ya that really doesnt work and reports a warning message that still not implemented
[08:39] <well_laid_lawn> p0pc0rn:  open the cd player just to check pls
[08:39] <p0pc0rn> I DID
[08:39] <well_laid_lawn> k
[08:40] <kickingintender> hi abhinav
[08:41] <kickingintender> any body wants 2 share remote desktop with me
[08:41] <kickingintender> right now
[08:41] <intok>  sacarlson Well they are playing back fine on the old mac in VLC, it's got a GBit nic but only USB 1.1...
[08:42] <riaz> Hi, how can i install, ubuntu with urdu language support !! i read from the interent, but some menus changed, but not the all pc. using lucid !!
[08:42] <thune3> ectospasm: how long and how often are these i/o stalls resulting from ubuntu one?
[08:42] <kickingintender> riaz there is support for urdu for sure
[08:42] <sacarlson> intok: I don't support mac.  you should md5sum the files on the ubuntu side and verify the play on the ubuntu side
[08:43] <ectospasm> thune3: I don't really know.  Could be a few minutes when I'm heavily using my machine, could be several hours.
[08:43] <ectospasm> thune3: it seemed to be random, until I finally got a positive ID that the sync daemon was eating up I/O as shown in iotop
[08:44] <ectospasm> thune3: that just happened tonight
[08:44] <ectospasm> thune3: I'd been trying to track it down to *something*
[08:44] <riaz> kickingintender, i read this, but this is not working on lucid, some file that tutorial asking to make some changes in, that are not exist.
[08:44] <riaz> http://ur.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D9%85%D8%B9%D8%A7%D9%88%D9%86%D8%AA:Ubuntu_Linux_Localization
[08:44] <ectospasm> thune3: and I just noticed that the sync daemon could be the culprit
[08:45] <ectospasm> thune3: What I may do is disable Ubuntu One altogether, and see if the problems cease.
[08:46] <SliMM> wtf
[08:46] <SliMM> How do I add a new machine to my Ubuntu One account?
[08:46] <Fudge> not sure if this went  through. is there a way to tell gdm or X to use vt12 as first X server instead of vt7
[08:47] <well_laid_lawn> !wtf | SliMM
[08:47] <thune3> ectospasm: it seems to do an object rescan when it starts, but i don't know about periodically. you might look at the logs ~/.cache/ubuntuone/log/syndaemon.log and other files in that dir.
[08:47] <SliMM> well_laid_lawn: My bad, sorry.
[08:48] <well_laid_lawn> k
[08:48] <anthon1999> mmsh support ubuntu?
[08:48] <SliMM> Still, I am not able to figure out how to add a machine to my Ubuntu One account...
[08:50] <trijntje> Hi all. I have a bootable usb-drive that I want to clone, but the new drive is not the exact same size, so dd is not an option. I already tried copying all files but it will not boot. What can I do to make this work?
[08:50] <SliMM> trijntje: Is it smaller?
[08:50] <ectospasm> trijntje: you have to write to the boot record of the new drive
[08:51] <trijntje> SliMM, the new drive is smaller, but the old drive has free space
[08:52] <p0pc0rn> I have an external harddrive that was on a system that crashed so I never had a chance to unmount it. Now I'm trying to mount it in a new system and it's saying "Not Authorized". Could anyone please tell me how to mount it?
[08:52] <sacarlson> trijntje: is it at least 2 gig.  or maybe just 1 gig for none persistant is big enuf?
[08:52] <SliMM> trijntje: I guess you have to follow ectospasm's advice or shrink the partition to match the size of the smaller stick and dd
[08:53] <ectospasm> trijntje: http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/Booting_from_USB
[08:53] <trijntje> ectospasm, what will that do to the partition and data on the new drive. Do I need to format it first and then write mbr?
[08:53] <trijntje> sacarlson, its 4 GB
[08:54] <ectospasm> trijntje: follow the guide, then transfer your files over
[08:54] <SliMM> I must say, this channel has become a lot more quiet since I last used Ubuntu
[08:54] <ectospasm> SliMM: you have to register now, that keeps the riff raff out
[08:55] <trijntje> ectospasm, i'm reading the link now, thanks
[08:55] <SliMM> ectospasm: Ah, yes
[08:55] <rww> ectospasm: no you don't, #ubuntu isn't +r right now
[08:55] <ectospasm> rww: so they solved the spammer problem?
[08:55] <rww> ectospasm: in that the spammers are not currently causing problems, yes
[08:56] <ectospasm> maybe the traffic hasn't been able to pick back up, since before IIRC a lot more people joined.
[08:56] <muneeb> hi
[08:57] <muneeb> which is best wysiwyg html php editor for ubuntu
[08:57] <muneeb> ?
[08:57] <well_laid_lawn> komposer?
[08:57] <ectospasm> muneeb: html/php WYSWYG?  Is there such a thing?
[08:57] <well_laid_lawn> !info komposer
[08:58] <muneeb> i dont know ectospasm but i'm editing such file that's why asked
[08:58] <ectospasm> muneeb: eclipse may do what you want, maybe
[08:58] <ectospasm> OK, I'm off to bed.
[08:59] <muneeb> well i'm using komposer and quanta+ right now
[08:59] <Akaruz> Hello everyone. I just today installed ubuntu ultimate edition 10.4  :) can someone help me ... How to Find any file and get it search or install.. i need that command for terminal.
[08:59] <KB1JWQ> Akaruz: Say what?
[08:59] <muneeb> Akaruz, try apt-cache search <pkg-name>
[08:59] <sacarlson> trijntje: there is the build in program in ubuntu 10.04 that makes a bootable install disk but I never got it to work for persistance.  that one can be run from System>Administration>Startup disk creator.  for persistance it seems to be broken.
[08:59] <forrestGimp> !info kompozer
[09:00] <riaz> http://ur.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D9%85%D8%B9%D8%A7%D9%88%D9%86%D8%AA:Ubuntu_Linux_Localization
[09:00] <riaz> kickingintender, i read this, but this is not working on lucid, some file that tutorial asking to make some changes in, that are not exist.
[09:00] <rww> ubottu: derivatives | Akaruz
[09:00] <muneeb> thanx ubottu
[09:00] <Akaruz> muneeb thanks.  and to instal i need  apt-get install <pkg name> ??
[09:00] <trijntje> Akaruz, there is no ultimate for ubuntu, where did you get it?
[09:00] <muneeb> yes Akaruz
[09:00] <KB1JWQ> Akaruz: Ultimate Edition isn't supported here.
[09:00] <Akaruz> lol :D this also on original ubuntu 10.04
[09:00] <Akaruz> :)
[09:01] <Akaruz> 10.4
[09:01] <muneeb> its just Ultimate Edition 2.7 KB1JWQ
[09:01] <Akaruz> Core is 10.4 :) ubuntu
[09:01] <trijntje> sacarlson, I have a slightly weird setup, i'm now gonna try to install grub to the new usb from within the system
[09:01] <muneeb> KB1JWQ, search for it u'll get it
[09:01] <KB1JWQ> muneeb: Right, but Ubuntu derivatives aren't supported here.
[09:01] <IdleOne> Ultimate Edition is NOT supported in this channel.
[09:01] <Akaruz> :) i just asked commands for terminal
[09:01] <rww> Akaruz: and Ubuntu's core is Debian. Doesn't mean we go ask questions in #debian.
[09:02] <KB1JWQ> !mint
[09:02] <Akaruz> i prefer this channel :)
[09:02] <Akaruz> becouse i were here  and like this channel.
[09:02] <killersteak> rawr, derivatives be evol
[09:02] <trijntje> Akaruz, there are good tutorials online for working with the command line. Or type 'man apt-get' in the terminal
[09:02] <KB1JWQ> Or man aptitude
[09:02] <sacarlson> trijntje: is it persistant?  If you find easy persistance builder on the linux side (I have now windows) let me know.
[09:02] <Akaruz> thanks :)
[09:03] <sacarlson> trijntje: I have no windows
[09:03] <muneeb> anybody used Aptana for web developement on ubuntu?
[09:04] <sacarlson> muneeb: no but I did find a cool web developer call kompozer that I like.
[09:05] <muneeb> sacarlson, i'm using kompozer right now but was thinking of trying Atana
[09:06] <trijntje> sacarlson, no, its not persistent
[09:06] <sacarlson> trijntje: so why would it be wierd then?
[09:07] <cike> sensors applet temp1 temp2 temp3 what it mean?
[09:07] <trijntje> sacarlson, I have full disk encryption with /boot on an external usb drive
[09:07] <sacarlson> trijntje: what's the advantage of full encryption?  I guess so no one can modify the code you plan to run?
[09:08] <ordicollege> je m'en fou grave
[09:08] <ordicollege> okai
[09:09] <ikonia> #ubuntu -b<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[09:09] <ikonia> oops
[09:09] <ordicollege> je veux la wifi !!!!
[09:09] <trijntje> sacarlson, first of all its cool ;) Secondly it prevents someone modifying /boot to steal my key when i'm not around my laptop
[09:09] <trijntje> !fr
[09:09] <IdleOne> !fr | ordicollege
[09:09] <ikonia> !fr | ordicollege
[09:09] <ordicollege> ouai ouai c'est sa
[09:10] <trijntje> not that the French like people who shout ;)
[09:11] <Dilberto> New Digg sucks!
[09:11] <ikonia> Dilberto: that's nothing to do with ubuntu
[09:12] <maco> Dilberto: not relevant
[09:12] <ikonia> Dilberto: this channel is for ubuntu support discussion only
[09:13] <Dilberto> sorry I just took it to offtopic
[09:13] <Dilberto> :)
[09:13] <pie_time> I just made many long over due ubuntu updates and restarted my system. I have a Full Disk Encryption LUKS encrypted disk that wouldn't boot upon restart and instead brought me to some basic install/rescue screen. There were 2 other drives, one flash usb and one large external usb drive, attached to the computer when I restarted it that also wouldn't mount when I tried to plug them into another ubuntu system. The error message they gave wh
[09:13] <pie_time> en my system tryed to auto mount them was, eg, "Unable to mount 2.0 GB Filesystem", "Unauthorized". Could anyone please help save my system?
[09:16] <Hermanon> Hello,how to use my ubuntu server as a SOCKS5 proxy on my windows pc without Putty?
[09:17] <nogo> tor = socks5
[09:17] <Hermanon> you mean to use my server as a single tor node?
[09:18] <ikonia> Hermanon: you need to install a socks server on your ubuntu machine
[09:18] <nogo> there is a free socks implement, iirc
[09:18] <Hermanon> ikonia: can you recommend me one please
[09:18] <ikonia> the only one I really know works is quite old and it's actually called "socks5"
[09:18] <nogo> dxxxxxx, i forgot
[09:19] <alex88> morning..i've a updated ubuntu install, i have to let my friend download the updates from my pc instead of archived..cause we have atm slow internet.. apt-mirror when installed downloads the full repositories right?
[09:19] <nogo> it's name
[09:19] <Hermanon> no problem,I'll google it thanks
[09:19] <obscure^> im trying to boot ubuntu 64bit off a usb drive, but ending up in grub rescue. I booted off the live cd, mounted and saw that it works. ls /boot gives me a list of files, but from grub rescue ls (hd0,1)/boot says that the dir is empty.. wtf? (i.e. any suggestions?)
[09:19] <ikonia> obscure^: please control your language
[09:19] <ikonia> last obscure^
[09:20] <pie_time> can anyone help please
[09:20] <obscure^> ikonia: k
[09:20] <Saudi> hi
[09:20] <Kira> I'm thinking of buying a new laptop, but most of these vendors can't tell me if their models have BIOS or UEFI 2.x. Is it possible to check using rEFIt? (I have never used rEFIt and there is no mention of UEFI version checking in the documentation.)
[09:20] <bullgard4> FUSE == filesystems in userspace. What prominent Ubuntu applications do use FUSE?
[09:21] <ikonia> bullgard4: you can tell any application to use it, it's just a mount point
[09:21] <nogo> ubuntu use fuse to write your ntfs
[09:21] <SnowmanX11> Quick question: if I want to join to my ubunutu desktop from the ubuntu laptop to access the shared folders (by Samba), what should be the domain field?
[09:21] <nogo> s/use/uses
[09:21] <pie_time> anyone?
[09:21] <bullgard4> ikonia, nogo Thank you very much for your help.
[09:22] <nogo> eh?
[09:22] <Saudi> hi
[09:22] <kaushik> Saudi, hi
[09:22] <Saudi> hw are u
[09:23] <Hermanon> Is it possible to setup a socks5 proxy with ssh+iptables (on remote server)
[09:23] <madfox> Sure
[09:24] <sacarlson>  trijntje: sorry power failure on my side so I lost contact, what's the advantage of full encryption?  I guess so no one can modify the code you plan to run?
[09:24] <Hermanon> madfox: how should I configure iptables then,I'm not an iptables expert :D
[09:24] <kaushik> sacarlson, are you speaking about dizital signature
[09:24] <trijntje> sacarlson, yes, it prevents people from putting something in /boot when your not watching your laptop
[09:25] <madfox> Neither am I, I just got a book on it xD
[09:25] <sacarlson> trijntje: makes sence
[09:25] <madfox> I just know its possible
[09:25] <wentor> hi
[09:25] <pie_time> I just made many long over due ubuntu updates and restarted my system. I have a Full Disk Encryption LUKS encrypted disk that wouldn't boot upon restart and instead brought me to some basic install/rescue screen. There were 2 other drives, one flash usb and one large external usb drive, attached to the computer when I restarted it that also wouldn't mount when I tried to plug them into another ubuntu system. The error message they gave wh
[09:25] <pie_time> en my system tryed to auto mount them was, eg, "Unable to mount 2.0 GB Filesystem", "Unauthorized". Could anyone please help save my system?
[09:25] <sacarlson> Hermanon: I know some iptables
[09:26] <trijntje> sacarlson, and it is cool to have such a setup ;)
[09:26] <sacarlson> trijntje: to me it's trouble waiting to hapen
[09:26] <cast> pie_time: could help you retrieve your data, but nfi how to fix that fubar situation
[09:26] <trijntje> pie_time, what problem do you want to solve?
[09:27] <sacarlson> trijntje: I would just worry about my personal data getting stolen.  there are other tools to verify if things have been changed
[09:27] <perlsyntax> How do i get my soundbaster to work with ubuntu?
[09:27] <Hermanon> sacarlson: I want to route all traffic port say 12345 on remote server to a socks proxy running on port 1234 on same server
[09:27] <cast> pie_time: i'm just going to throw it out there, that he probably wants his system to work [boot] again
[09:27] <wentor> did anyone installed the nvidia driver?, it asked me to restart without X
[09:27] <trijntje> sacarlson, thats true, i've not done that on my main system, just my laptop
[09:28] <pie_time> cast, the brightest crayon in the box!
[09:28] <trijntje> sacarlson, so its no big disaster when things break
[09:28] <perlsyntax> ?
[09:28] <trijntje> pie_time, did you upgrade to a newer version of ubuntu?
[09:29] <sometux> Is it possible to disable udev to make my ubuntu laptop boot faster?
[09:29] <cast> sometux: i'd leave udev alone
[09:29] <pie_time> trijntje, not unless a new one just came out
[09:29] <sacarlson> Hermanon: weird like forward all trafic in port 12345 to out port 1234.  I might have to think about this one.
[09:29] <Baram> I just updated some packages (included a new kernel) on 9.10, now network connection won't work
[09:29] <perlsyntax> Anyone know how to get sound baster to work in ubuntu?
[09:30] <Kira> How do I check whether a computer uses BIOS or UEFI 2.x? (I have never encountered a PC that uses UEFI 2.x)
[09:30] <Baram> I can get it back manually with dhclient, but even that doesn't stay stable
[09:30] <mickster04> perlsyntax: what doesn't work
[09:30] <perlsyntax> my soundbaster sound card someon told me to use backports.
[09:31] <Humle91> hey, anybody here that has experienc with nx machine ? im getting a weird error, it worked fine last time i used it
[09:31] <Hermanon> sacarlson: simply put, I'll use myserver:12345 on firefox on my windows machine as a socks5 proxy,and iptables will route it to the 1234 socks5 proxy
[09:31] <mickster04> perlsyntax: no sound at all?
[09:31] <perlsyntax> right
[09:31] <mickster04> perlsyntax: just checking... more detail is better...
[09:32] <perlsyntax> that all i know
[09:32] <trijntje> pie_time, ok, so it has got nothing to do with grub/grub2
[09:32] <trijntje> pie_time, are there no directions on the tutorial/site you used to create your setup?
[09:33] <sometux> cast, Is there a chance I can't boot  if i disable it
[09:34] <cast> sometux: just don't.
[09:34] <sometux> cast I did that on slackware and everything went well
[09:34] <sometux> cast, I did that on slackware and everything went well
[09:34] <vigge_sWe> How can I fix the clipboard to not erase when I close an application?
[09:35] <sometux> cast,  I did that on slackware and everything went well
[09:35] <cast> sometux: more power to you. i don't care. do what you want.
[09:35] <perlsyntax> i install the backport do i need to reboot?
[09:36] <cast> perlsyntax: unless it's a kernel no
[09:36] <perlsyntax> not sure how to get it to work now.
[09:36] <sometux> cast, I just want to experiment how faster can I make my boot time ?
[09:36] <perlsyntax> Backported drivers for alsa-driver snapshot
[09:36] <Baram> l
[09:37] <cast> sometux: then do what you want.
[09:38] <Humle91> anyone here that has some experinece with nx machine ?
[09:38] <zamba> Humle91: a bit
[09:38] <Humle91> can i pm you ?
[09:39] <Baram> anyone that can help me with networking issues?  Can only get (unstable) connection via dhclient eth0, network-manager no longer functions.  9.10 64b, recently updated with kernel 2.6.32-24 (from ubuntu repos)
[09:39] <Vbitz> whien i was trying to update to 10.10 using "update-manager -d" it said that i needed to download 6006mb
[09:39] <Vbitz> any reason for that
[09:39] <cast> zamba: lol.
[09:39] <perlsyntax> anyone know about the alsa drivers?
[09:39] <sometux> Do anyone recommend disabling udev for faster boot time?
[09:39] <zamba> cast: huh?
[09:40] <mickster04> Vbitz: yeah cos its a whole new operating system? most of the packages will be updated
[09:40] <cast> zamba: nx is a bit
[09:40] <razz1> since I went back to nvidia 185 driver, I am having issues restarting the system. I used to use 256 (or something in 200s) driver. any one know what is the best way to troubleshoot
[09:40] <Vbitz> mickster04 why are the images 700mb on size
[09:40] <perlsyntax> ?
[09:41] <mickster04> Vbitz: well if you download an iso you will get a cd sized image...
[09:41] <Vbitz> yeah, it said it needed to update 3000 packages
[09:42] <Vbitz> can i do it using apt rather then update manager
[09:42] <madfox> update manager USES apt-get
[09:42] <perlsyntax> mickster04,You know what i need to do?
[09:42] <Vbitz> i know that, but does it not switch the software sources
[09:43] <mickster04> perlsyntax: no
[09:43] <mickster04> Vbitz: thats one and the same
[09:43] <mickster04> Vbitz: update manager uses apt-get (or aptitude, im not sure which if they are different)
[09:43] <perlsyntax> does anyone?
[09:43] <Baram> anyone that can help me with networking issues?  Can only get (unstable) connection via dhclient eth0, network-manager (wired) no longer functions.  9.10 64b, recently updated with kernel 2.6.32-24 (from ubuntu repos)
[09:44] <Vbitz> so i can just use apt-get dist-update
[09:44] <vigge_sWe> anyone? I tried parcellite but it doesn't work and glipper doesn't work either (I can't find how to start it)
[09:46] <Baram> anyone that can help me with networking issues?  Can only get (unstable) connection via dhclient eth0, network-manager (wired) no longer functions.  9.10 64b, recently updated with kernel 2.6.32-24 (from ubuntu repos)
[09:46] <madfox> running kubuntu?
[09:47] <sidad> Check your card speed and duplex settings
[09:47] <madfox> or rather what does network-manager say?
[09:47] <Baram> me, running strait ubuntu
[09:47] <pie_time> can anyone tell me how to mount a drive that was unmounted improperly?
[09:47] <Baram> network-manager just fails to connect, it sees eth0 as being there
[09:48] <Baram> but dhclient finds it fine, though earlier it was unstable (so far it's been good though)
[09:48] <vigge_sWe> also, why do I have to login twice?
[09:51] <mne> Hi. I upgraded from Ubuntu Jaunty to Lucid yesterday. Among other problems I could fix by now, suspend to ram no longer works: The screen is just locked, but the machine doesn't go down. Yet I found out that it is working if I induce suspend to ram by issuing the "pm-suspend" command as root. Can you help ?
[09:52] <Baram> /etc/network/interfaces says auth eth0 (NOT commented out), and then #iface eth0 inet dhcp... is that correct?
[09:52] <Gnea> Baram: why are you using /etc/network/interfaces?
[09:53] <Baram> gnea I shouldn't be, but running out of ideas so looking for something that would conflict with network-manager
[09:53] <Gnea> Baram: why?
[09:53] <Baram> Gnea: I thought everything in there should be commented out or blank
[09:53] <Baram> Gnea: Can only get (unstable) connection via dhclient eth0, network-manager (wired) no longer functions.  9.10 64b, recently updated with kernel 2.6.32-24 (from ubuntu repos)
[09:54] <Gnea> Baram: you'll need to delete the lines, not comment them
[09:54] <Gnea> Baram: and I recommend you install wicd
[09:54] <Gnea> !info wicd
[09:54] <Baram> Gnea: Odd, I didn't put them in there in the first place
[09:54] <Baram> Gnea wicd requires removing network-manager, doesn't it?
[09:54] <Gnea> Baram: this is my interfaces file:
[09:54] <Gnea> auto lo
[09:54] <Gnea> iface lo inet loopback
[09:55] <Gnea> and a blank line below the last one
[09:55] <Baram> ok, deleted them, let me restart networking and see what happens... brb
[09:55] <Gnea> that's all there needs to be
[09:55] <Gnea> Baram: of course it does
[09:55] <Gnea> wicd is a drop-in replacement for NM
[09:55] <smn_> what do you guys use as torrent program?
[09:56] <Baram> Gnea: That didn't do it...
[09:56] <Baram> Gnea I'll try wicd... odd that I've never had an issue with network-manager
[09:56] <bazhang> !torrent | smn_
[09:57] <sacarlson> Baram: what do you want static or just a simple dhcp client?  I had wicd working for a bit on wifi but later I had problems with it when I was trying to go static.
[09:57] <pptfu> # Appears as HUGH
[09:57] <Baram> sacarlson: I use dhcp, wired
[09:57] <Baram> sacarlson: just suddenly started having problems
[09:57] <bazhang> pptfu, what?
[09:58] <sacarlson> Baram: ya I had similar problems so I disabled network-manager and now I'm at least stable.  maybe just make a script to start.
[09:59] <sacarlson> Baram: or just use it to try to verify that your problem is caused by network-manager
[10:00] <Baram> hmm...
[10:02] <Baram> sacarlson: 99% sure it's network-manager, seeing as dhclient gets me online
[10:02] <sacarlson> Baram: sudo service network-manager stop; sudo dhclient eth0  might be something to try.
[10:02] <Baram> Gnea: Ok... installed wicd
[10:02] <Gnea> Baram: ok, should be able to access it from the top panel bar, or like this: wicd-client -n
[10:02] <Baram> sacarlson: Already did that, which is how I'm online, was trying to figure out how to fix network-manager
[10:03] <perlsyntax> How do i get my sound back on the computer
[10:03] <Baram> Gnea: I have it open and it seems to work... now how do I get it to show a tray icon?
[10:03] <perlsyntax> i mean the sound button
[10:03] <Gnea> it should be there already
[10:03] <Gnea> if not, try logging out/logging in
[10:03] <sacarlson> Baram: well gnea's idea might be the next move with wicd.  I only had luck with wifi with that.
[10:03] <Baram> Gnea: Will do, brb
[10:04] <ramnepal> what is the animation software in ubuntu(like flash)?
[10:04] <Gnea> sacarlson, Baram: I've had great success with wired and wifi with wicd. the thing that sucks is that wicd is in Ubuntu is still 1.x, while the 2.0 is in development mode right now, 2.0 is going to have a lot more functionality and features. Looking forward to its release.
[10:05] <Baram> Gnea: That seems to have worked
[10:05] <Gnea> awesome
[10:05] <Gnea> yeah, I had to give it a kick-over on my netbook when I went wicd on there, it's worked just fine ever since
[10:05] <Baram> Gnea: Thanks
[10:05] <Gnea> Baram: cheers
[10:05] <Gnea> Baram: I've had great success with wired and wifi with wicd. the thing that sucks is that wicd is in Ubuntu is still 1.x, while the 2.0 is in development mode right now, 2.0 is going to have a lot more functionality and features. Looking forward to its release.
[10:06] <rnsahoo> hi
[10:07] <mne> Hi. After an upgrade to ubuntu lucid suspend-to-ram no longer works. Can you help ?
[10:07] <sacarlson> gnea: I think my problem is I try to manualy setup things in scripts or at the command line and network-manger conflics with those actions.
[10:07] <Galeon> Hi. I need help: The resolution of my screen is now 800x600 when I installed nvidia drivers manually (71.24.x).
[10:07] <wele> hello, am try to play avi file vedio,any one can help?
[10:08] <ramnepal> is there FLASH for UBUNTU?
[10:08] <ramnepal> wele: use video player
[10:08] <vigge_sWe> I guess it sin't possible to remove these password dialogs and requirements? It's annoying that I have to type my password to login to start empathy, login to connect to the internet, login twice to change proxy settings etc
[10:08] <wele> dosent work
[10:08] <rnsahoo> hello can anyone tell me that how can I able to convert .flv to .3gp video files
[10:08] <sacarlson> mne: do you have a big enuf swap partition for the ram that you have.  I never us suspend mode so I'm not sure
[10:08] <kleo> please can you help me
[10:08] <bazhang> !flash > ramnepal
[10:08] <vigge_sWe> I'm not retarded to run everything if that's why it's there
[10:08] <Gnea> sacarlson: yeah, I got used to that with slackware and debian back in the day.... took awhile to get used to the way some of these programs that Ubuntu utilizes works, but when they work, they work well and I can just forget about them and get some real work done
[10:09] <wele> avi file cant play need packeg
[10:09] <kleo> i somehow deleted the bottom panel and i dont know how to get it back
[10:09] <bazhang> !resetpanels | kleo
[10:09] <ramnepal> bazhang: Animation software for UBUNTU
[10:09] <bazhang> ramnepal, does not exist
[10:09] <perlsyntax> i got a creative CA0110-1BG i still have no sound and it off mute
[10:09] <Galeon> xchat crashes when I'm in #ubuntu
[10:09] <Gnea> ramnepal: blender
[10:09] <perlsyntax> any idea?
[10:09] <Gnea> !info blender
[10:09] <bazhang> ramnepal, if you mean like shockwave flash
[10:09] <ramnepal> bazhang: so I need windows again?
[10:10] <kleo> thank you so much
[10:10] <perlsyntax> ?
[10:10] <ramnepal> Gnea: Blender is animator??
[10:10] <Galeon> Hi. I need help: The resolution of my screen is now 800x600 when I installed nvidia drivers manually (71.24.x).
[10:10] <kleo> man i love how you all are glad to help
[10:10] <sacarlson> Gnea: I'm sure wicd would be the way to go on my laptop with wifi and moving from one net to anouther, but my desktop is just fixed static, no real need for a network manager.
[10:10] <Gnea> ramnepal: it's a 3D modeller, it will output some animation, you might be able to get it to convert to flash using avidemux or just upload it to youtube
[10:11] <ramnepal> Ok
[10:11] <mne> sacarlson, yes I have. But I'm not using hibernate (which writes all ram to the swap partition), but instead I'm using suspend-to-ram which just keeps ram powered up so that its contents are not lost. This worked very well on ubuntu jaunty and indeed it still works if I enter suspend as root by calling "pm-suspend". Yet it *no longer* works from gnome
[10:11] <wele> is there any packeg can make avi file work?
[10:11] <Gnea> ramnepal: it's a very technical program though, and requires that you follow tutorials in order to get to know how to use it
[10:11] <bazhang> wele, installed ubuntu-restricted-extras yet?
[10:11] <perlsyntax> anyone?
[10:11] <perlsyntax> ?
[10:11] <bazhang> !players | wele
[10:12] <sacarlson> mne: maybe theres a box in user group you have to check to use it as a user.
[10:12] <wele> bazhang: no
[10:12] <ramnepal> wele: get a video converter
[10:12] <bazhang> wele, then install them
[10:13] <bazhang> ramnepal, not needed
[10:13] <Gnea> sacarlson: I moved recently and now everything is straight-up wifi, so I had to buy a usb adapter for my desktop. Ubuntu doesn't even have the driver, so I had to find the source off of ralink's site, hack it to accept the USB id, compile and install it, and it works like a charm now. Full 802.11n
[10:13] <wele> bazhang: ok
[10:13] <perlsyntax> i give up
[10:13] <ramnepal> wele: get plugins for the video player
[10:13] <sirius> hi every one,who can tell me how to update KDE3.5 to KDE 4.5
[10:13] <Galeon> Hi. I need help: The resolution of my screen is now 800x600 when I installed nvidia drivers manually (71.24.x).
[10:13] <bazhang> ramnepal, that package has that.
[10:13] <ramnepal> bazhang: ok
[10:13] <DoubleString> hey all
[10:13] <ramnepal> doublestring: hey
[10:14] <wele> is there any diffrent btween kubuntu and ubuntu?
[10:14] <mne> sacarlson, I don't think so. On ubuntu suspend to ram works by sending a message to the dbus. And the UPower deamon is supposed to suspend the machine. It's all explained on the ubunu wiki here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingGNOMEPowerManager
[10:14] <DoubleString> hey ramnepal
[10:14] <ramnepal> doublestring: i play 7 string
[10:14] <DoubleString> wele, kde and gnome
[10:14] <DoubleString> ramnepal, nice, been a while since I last saw one ;)
[10:15] <sirius> add-apt-repository: command not found//i get a problem ,how to solve?
[10:15] <mne> sacarlson, I already tried to debug the situation by the tips given in the wiki. Yet so far no errors show up in the logs but the machine still doesn't go down
[10:15] <bazhang> wele, just some of the applications and the DE, same software repositories though
[10:15] <wele> DoubleString: what do u mean bt that?
[10:15] <sacarlson> Gnea: I have a ralink wifi rt73 chip wifi,  I used to have to compile each time I changed kernel but now works out of the box in U10.04
[10:15] <DoubleString> different desktop environments
[10:15] <Gnea> bazhang: ? 7 string is a type of guitar, you know...
[10:15] <DoubleString> so different programs are made for them
[10:16] <Gnea> wele: avidemux
[10:16] <DoubleString> why did bazhang ban ramnepal?
[10:16] <bazhang> wele, no need for a video converter. just install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[10:16] <wele> bazhang: ok ill try and give u a answer
[10:17] <Gnea> sacarlson: this linksys AE1000 is pretty nice once it works... the driver's got a bunch of options that I haven't tried yet (like switching between 2.4ghz and 5ghz)
[10:17] <sacarlson> mne: try check every user group priv in System>administration>User groups>Advanced settings>User privliges>   check every one of them for the user your play with.
[10:17] <wele> bazhang: after install need restart?
[10:17] <DoubleString> sirius, did you write sudo before it?
[10:17] <bazhang> wele, no.
[10:17] <sacarlson> mne: if that doesn't work then I guess you will have to make a new group
[10:18] <Gnea> I even tried to make a .deb of the driver for Ubuntu, but so far it only makes a .deb of the copyright and changelog files, so something isn't right
[10:18] <wele> bazhang: woha its work, tanks alot
[10:18] <bazhang> wele, welcome
[10:18] <sacarlson> Gnea: ya the new ralink driver has cool injections and other cool monitoring mods
[10:18] <wele> bazhang: one more thing of u dont main
[10:18] <mne> sacarlson, hmm, I'll try it
[10:18] <bazhang> wele, ask
[10:19] <wele> bazhang: every restart i got icon change postion is there any way to fix it or need to re install ubuntu
[10:19] <bazhang> wele, icon for what
[10:19] <arvind_khadri> Hi I needed help with nagios, when I run the check_nt script, its not able to connect to the other machine
[10:19] <Gnea> sacarlson: I've been so busy that I've just had time to get it up and running. have had a separate issue with it losing ipv6 connectivity, think I zeroed in on the problem and figured out what to do to fix it. got my fingers crossed right now.
[10:20] <wele> bluetooth,wireless,language bar
[10:20] <bazhang> wele, on the desktop? on the top panel? where?
[10:20] <wele> top panel
[10:20] <bazhang> wele, right click lock to panel?
[10:20] <pie_time> can anyone tell me how to mount a drive that wasn't properly unmounted?
[10:20] <wele> i already did
[10:21] <Gnea> pie_time: you can't mount what's already mounted
[10:21] <wele> and they stuck now on the middle
[10:21] <wele> how i make them back to right side
[10:21] <mne> sacarlson, the situation has not changed, the machine still doesn't go to sleep
[10:21] <sacarlson> Gnea: my ISP doesn't support ipv6,  does yours?  when I played with ipv6 it seemed slow since it forced going through a tunel to another slow service.
[10:21] <bazhang> wele, then unlock and put where you want, then relock
[10:21] <pie_time> Gnea, its mounted on another system that wont boot
[10:21] <wele> cant move them
[10:21] <Gnea> sacarlson: my school does, yes. when I use wicd, I get an ipv4 and ipv6 address assignments
[10:22] <muneeb> if I use apt-get source then wil I get latest source? Or should I use svn?
[10:22] <Gnea> pie_time: and it's refusing to umount?
[10:22] <wele> for bluetooth and wireless there is no move option
[10:22] <pie_time> Gnea, what's umount?
[10:22] <sacarlson> gnea: I created a total ipv6 local network that just translated all address to ipv4 that worked for ubuntu but I couldn't get window 7 to support it. so my customers didn't like it.
[10:22] <Gnea> pie_time: the commandline program to unmount something
[10:23] <Gnea> sacarlson: cisco wifi routers ftw
[10:23] <wele> ist kind of bug?
[10:23] <pie_time> Gnea, i dont know the name of the device to umount it, but i can see it in nautilus.
[10:23] <muneeb> which is better apt-get source or svn?
[10:23] <sacarlson> gnea: ftw?
[10:23] <DoubleString> wele
[10:23] <wele> yes
[10:23] <DoubleString> it's the indication app
[10:23] <Gnea> sacarlson: for the win
[10:23] <DoubleString> so it's connected
[10:23] <DoubleString> w/ clock
[10:24] <Gnea> pie_time: can you open a terminal?
[10:24] <pie_time> Gnea, yes
[10:24]  * ph_ help please i am writting a bash script but the cd command doesnt changethe dir
[10:24] <Gnea> pie_time: okay, now type this:  df -Th
[10:24] <sacarlson> gnea: windows it seems forces the users to go through a tunnel instead of going direct.  I could figure it out and gave up on it.
[10:24] <DoubleString> ph_, can you paste the line where you write the cd command?
[10:24] <Gnea> ph_: can you pastebin the script?
[10:24] <Gnea> !pastebin
[10:25] <wele> DoubleString: how i fix that then
[10:25] <DoubleString> why do you need to fix it?
[10:25] <pie_time> Gnea, it's not listed there
[10:25] <DoubleString> they're near each other
[10:25] <Gnea> pie_time: then it's not even mounted
[10:25] <sacarlson> gnea: I also had problems getting windows to not have an ipv4 as a dns server.  it windows needs dual stack ipv4 and ipv6.  I wanted total ipv6.
[10:25] <DoubleString> or do they not functionate?
[10:25] <wele> DoubleString: every restart the icon postion change place
[10:25] <wele> now they are not
[10:26] <pie_time> Gnea, like i mentioned, it never unmounted from the previous system so it will not mount in this system
[10:26] <DoubleString> I don't know, this might be a bug
[10:26] <Gnea> sacarlson: I'm not sure that windows is ready to let go of ipv4
[10:26] <helkaluin> Hi all. Is there a way of moving/resizing btrfs partitions with parted-related tools? Or do I need to dump the entire partition with btrfs-image and then restore?
[10:26] <wele> bluetooth and wireless and language bar alone in meddile
[10:26] <Gnea> pie_time: oh, I didn't understand that. I thought you were typing it on that system.
[10:27] <ph_> #!/bin/bash
[10:27] <ph_> echo   ""
[10:27] <ph_> echo '[10:27] <ph_> echo     ' moving to scripting directory'
[10:27] <ph_> echo            'By Ph0n7r1c'
[10:27] <FloodBot3> ph_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:27] <ph_> echo      'Version : <IP_ADDRESS> (Beta)'
[10:27] <sacarlson> gnea: not as far as I know.  but I read that ipv4 address numbers would run out by 2012 so I thought I would prepare now.
[10:27] <lunavorax> Hello everyone !
[10:27] <eltew> hey lunavorax
[10:27] <wele> bazhang: are u there?
[10:27] <bazhang> wele, yes
[10:27] <pie_time> Gnea, let me post my original problem for you.
[10:27] <ph_> and also tred sourceing it but no luck
[10:27] <Gnea> pie_time: okay
[10:27] <sacarlson> gnea: so linux is ahead of windows on the ipv6 front or at least it better documented.
[10:27] <lunavorax> My mouse is broken, so i was wondering if there was a was to control the mouse with the keyboard ?
[10:28] <wele> bazhang: so what can i do for fix it
[10:28] <muneeb> can any body help me?
[10:28] <DoubleString> ph_, could you use pastebin/
[10:28] <pie_time> I just made many long over due ubuntu updates and restarted my system. I have a Full Disk Encryption LUKS encrypted disk that wouldn't boot upon restart and instead brought me to some basic install/rescue screen. There were 2 other drives, one flash usb and one large external usb drive, attached to the computer when I restarted it that also wouldn't mount when I tried to plug them into another ubuntu system. The error message they gave wh
[10:28] <pie_time> en my system tryed to auto mount them was, eg, "Unable to mount 2.0 GB Filesystem", "Unauthorized". Could anyone please help save my system?
[10:28] <eltew> lunavorax, of course there is..
[10:28] <lunavorax> eltew, I don't know it yet,  that's why I'm here :D
[10:28] <ph_> DoubleString, can we do a private chat
[10:28] <ph_> please
[10:28] <DoubleString> sure
[10:29] <Gnea> sacarlson: ipv4 and ipv6 were developed using unix/linux, initially. microsoft came along and just interpretted the RFC's and available source code. Apple didn't have to do a thing, since BSD took care of it all for them.
[10:29] <eltew> lunavorax, what version are you using?
[10:29] <lunavorax> eltew, 10.04
[10:30] <sacarlson> pie_time told you guys don't bother with FDE just encrypt one users /home/account.  you guys create problems for yourself.
[10:30] <cast> encrypting just /home/account is not enough.
[10:30] <FastReading> What's more realiable: free or htop?
[10:31] <Gnea> FastReading: free
[10:31] <cast> neither should be wrong
[10:31] <FullFlannelJacke> sacarlson: There's nothing wrong with FDE.
[10:31] <pie_time> Gnea, are you able to help?
[10:31] <FastReading> Gnea: thanks, I had read the opposite
[10:31] <eltew> lunavorax, do the following: System → Preferences → Keyboard
[10:31] <eltew> then select the Mouse Keys tab
[10:31] <eltew> that will allow you to use your mouse with your keyboard.
[10:31] <sacarlson> FullFlannelJacke: well fix pie_time problem then if nothing is wrong with it.
[10:32] <eltew> lunavorax, http://www.giannistsakiris.com/index.php/2008/05/10/ubuntu-arrow-keys-make-mouse-pointer-to-move-around/
[10:32] <Kwpolska> lunavorax: you can also try ctrl+shift+numlock
[10:32] <Kwpolska> faster way to enable/disable this
[10:32] <Kwpolska> 5 is left mouse button, shift or ctrl makes it right
[10:32] <lunavorax> -o- that was that simple, sorry i didn't find it without your help eltew
[10:32] <sacarlson> pie_time you can use tripwire if your paranoid about someone corupting your system files
[10:33] <lunavorax> Thanks for the shortcut Kwpolska, very handy
[10:33] <eltew> lunavorax, no problem.  i didnt even know about the shortcut.
[10:33] <gogeta> sacarlson: most linux have a secure delete bilt in called shred
[10:34] <Gnea> pie_time: are you saying that the flash drive and other external hard drive were also formatted with encryption?
[10:34] <pie_time> Gnea, no
[10:34] <pie_time> Gnea, im saying they also had mount problems
[10:34] <sacarlson> gogeta: so what is pie_time or me going to do with this secure bit?
[10:34] <Gnea> pie_time: so unplug them from the bricked system, and plug them into a system you know works correctly.
[10:35] <pie_time> Gnea, i have one of the drives plugged into my working system right now
[10:35] <pie_time> and it says "Unauthorized"
[10:35] <Gnea> pie_time: flash or hdd?
[10:35] <FastReading> sacarlson: shred's usage is somewhat a hassle, you can install secure-delete
[10:35] <pie_time> flash
[10:35] <gogeta> sacarlson: i bet the program you said is just a frontend for shred
[10:35] <Gnea> pie_time: okay, unplug it.
[10:35] <pie_time> ok
[10:35] <Gnea> now plug it in
[10:35] <pie_time> yeah same message
[10:35] <Gnea> do you get an icon on the desktop?
[10:35] <pie_time> no
[10:36] <Gnea> hrm
[10:36] <sacarlson> gogeta no tripwire is a detection program that auto checks for md5sum changes in system files to make sure no one or thing has changed any programs or config files in you system.
[10:36] <Gnea> pie_time: could you please pastebin the full output of the dmesg command?  you can use a program called pastebinit (just sudo apt-get install pastebinit && dmesg | pastebinit) to make the process seamless.
[10:36] <DexterLB> hello
[10:36] <DexterLB> I added a script of mine to the nautilus open with menu of images. Now opening them with my script from nautilus works
[10:36] <DexterLB> but for some reason it won't go into f-spot's open with menu, how do I add apps to that?
[10:37] <gogeta> sacarlson: ah
[10:37] <sacarlson> gogeta: the data it uses to check with is fully encrypted to make sure no one can change it
[10:38] <pie_time> Gnea, is there another way?
[10:38] <SAngeli> Hi, I wish to migrate from having ubunto installed on a local PC to a VM on VMware ESXi. What should I install: ubuntu or ubunto server? Also, from my Windows 7 PC when I wish to connect to this VM what do I have to use to be able to see my ubuntu disto in GUI as if I would be in front of my ubuntu PC?
[10:38] <Hamled> I'm currently attempting to upgrade my server distro install from 9.04 to 9.10 using update manager, and the installation appears to have stalled. This is the most recent output: http://pastebin.com/UG5vKiY4 Would it be safe to kill the process and restart it? How can I see more information about what's going on? From ps it appears to be a python script
[10:38] <pie_time> Gnea, can we take this to pm please
[10:38] <gogeta> sacarlson: i think i cought the party abought destrying files and that was all thought he was asking for a secure delete
[10:39] <cast> sacarlson: encryption doesn't provided protection against modification ;)
[10:39] <cast> sacarlson: you'll probably find it's signed
[10:39] <kaushik> hi all where can i find the code for the 'ls' command
[10:39] <sacarlson> cast: no in this case it only adds detection
[10:40] <Gnea> pie_time: no, pm won't work, dmesg is too large.
[10:40] <pie_time> Gnea, thats ok
[10:40] <cast> sacarlson: encryption doesn't provide that
[10:40] <gogeta> kaushik: in the ekrnel source
[10:40] <gogeta> kernel
[10:40] <Gnea> !pastebinit
[10:40] <pie_time> Gnea, i would like to take our conversation to pm, not the pastebin
[10:40] <gogeta> kaushik: its a intregrated command
[10:40] <gcleric> SAngeli, Check out - http://www.vladan.fr/how-to-p2v-linux-into-vmware-esx-server/
[10:40] <psycho_oreos> !info aircrack-ng
[10:40] <Gnea> pie_time: okay, go for it
[10:40] <sacarlson> cast: no tripwire does the detection trip wire uses encryption to make sure the detection isn't corupted.
[10:41] <cast> sacarlson: presumably you mean the digest database, when you say 'the detection isn't corrupted'
[10:41] <HeTaL> Dooes anyone know how to force fans to stay on?  Mostly I need to understand two concepts otherwhise I will not be able to plan. 1) once I installed ubunto on my server how do I access it from my window PC? What software will I use to use it?
[10:44] <cast> sacarlson: instead? they're two very different things, neither replaces the other
[10:44] <psycho_oreos> any of you guys played with unfs3? I'm trying to get my machines to mount nfs share but no matter how I edit /etc/hosts.{allow,deny} along with restarting networking it fails to mount because of denied permission
[10:44] <gogeta> SAngeli: thers lots of ways ftp ssh vnc
[10:44] <gogeta> SAngeli: samba nfs etc etc
[10:45] <cast> psycho_oreos: did you mean unfs3?
[10:45] <psycho_oreos> cast, yes
[10:45] <sometux> I wonder why my dell notebook touchpad isn't as responsive as in Windows, and if there a way to optimize it in ubuntu?
[10:46] <gogeta> SAngeli: if you whant command lince acess putty for windows if you whant gui acees tightvnc or real vnc
[10:46] <cast> psycho_oreos: ahh. dunno. i've only used nfs [in kernel space]
[10:46] <goldfish> Bonjour
[10:46] <psycho_oreos> cast, in theory it shouldn't be any different shouldn't it? I mean apart from the way both of which are called, I think its an issue with portmapper, I've got it working with sshd but just not with unfs3
[10:46] <SAngeli> gogeta, I did not properly explain. Here anothe way: what is the exact equivalent of what I do when I install ubuntu on a PC, I turn it on and have my ubuntu running with GNOME GUI interface and do all my stuff through GUI not command line?
[10:46] <bazhang> !fr | goldfish
[10:47] <goldfish> ok
[10:47] <qwd> I installed Ubuntu with a usb memory and grub was installed on the usb memory, not the hard drive, so now I need to have the usb drive plugged in in order to start the laptop. How do I put grub on the hard drive? I'm guessing it should be in the unencrypted /boot partition (doing full disk encryption here)?
[10:47] <gogeta> SAngeli: then you will whant a vnc client for windows to acess the gui
[10:47] <gogeta> SAngeli: i listed 2
[10:47] <SAngeli> gogeta, when I installed ubuntu (which I do not know if server or desktop version) what do I need to acchieve the same things from my Windows PC?
[10:47] <sacarlson> cast: well with my very limited ability and skills It would be much easier for me to maintain a secure system with tripwire system combined with an encrypted /home/useraccount over a fully encrypted disk method.
[10:47] <yfk> I am able to compile my kernel with nvidia graphic driver ver 173 but not 180 and up. Why is that?
[10:47] <SAngeli> gogeta, can I use RDP, from windows?
[10:48] <cast> sacarlson: what are you protecting about?
[10:48] <cast> sacarlson: what are you protecting against?
[10:48] <gogeta> SAngeli: vnc is the same as rdp
[10:48] <cast> sacarlson: first one was a typo :(
[10:48] <sacarlson> cast: that's another good point nothing.
[10:48] <oliver_> I have big problems right now, I buy a nvidia 240gts yesterday and had now put it in the computer and it's works great before i installed the propitary drivers. when i had compiz on and move a windows it's lagg little and when i tried to start the computer before it give me a error that the drives had problems and i need to reboot, now it's works but the window problems is still her, when i buy a nvidia card i think it would better then m
[10:48] <oliver_> y ati but i had wrong, heeeeeelp
[10:48] <gcleric> SAngel, when you install Ubuntu enable VNC and install a VNC client on your... windowz box... =)
[10:49] <gogeta> ye i said that
[10:49] <Hamled> I'm currently attempting to upgrade my server distro install from 9.04 to 9.10 using update manager, and the installation appears to have stalled. This is the most recent output: http://pastebin.com/UG5vKiY4 Would it be safe to kill the process and restart it? How can I see more information about what's going on? From ps it appears to be a python script
[10:49] <SAngeli> gogeta, ok. Great. Now, is it better to install the server version of ubuntu or just the standard ubunto desktop edition?
[10:49] <Newa> SAngeli: or applications / internet / remote desktop viewer
[10:49] <cast> sacarlson: the problem with encrypting just /home/user is that user's data will leak into /tmp and /var [/var/tmp, also updatedb and many other things],
[10:49] <gogeta> SAngeli: being you whant the gui desktop
[10:49] <djo__> dreaman
[10:49] <gcleric> gogeta, but did you say windowz"
[10:50] <Dreaman> djo__ кажи
[10:50] <cast> sacarlson: /etc often also contains confidential information, like VPN passwords, the users password hashes, passwords in plaintext for the likes of ppp
[10:50] <Dreaman> :)
[10:50] <bazhang> !ru | Dreaman
[10:50] <djo__> :)
[10:50] <Dreaman> bazhang bulgarian :)
[10:50] <djo__> ae 4eki 4e nemoa da opraq taq programa
[10:50] <djo__> pak gledam v drugiq 4at v saita si horutuate za neq
[10:50] <SAngeli> gogeta, I did not get your answer. Desktop or Server edition?
[10:50] <sacarlson> cast: I can't argue that those are all valid weaknesses
[10:50] <bazhang> !bg | djo__  Dreaman
[10:51] <gogeta> SAngeli: ubuntu desktop
[10:51] <SAngeli> thanks.
[10:51] <djo__> ooo ok ty :)
[10:54] <obscure^> .quit
[10:54] <gogeta> we should start suggesting google translate lol
[10:55] <sometux> How I can make gnome terminal remember its last position and size when i open it?
[10:55] <mne> sacarlson, I think I found out why it isn't working: The system doesn't go down to sleep with pm-suspend either. I had a look at /var/log/pm-suspend.log and found out that pm-suspend tries to call a script that no longer exists: "/usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d/95ups-monitor suspend suspend:invoke-rc.d: unknown initscript, /etc/init.d/ups-monitor not found." So why does it try to call a script that no longer exsts anywhere ?
[10:56] <sacarlson> mne: I thought you said it worked in root.
[10:57]  * france1159 says hello to everyone
[10:57] <sacarlson> mne: ups-monitor is for uninteruptable powersupply monitor why do you need that for suspend?
[10:57] <mne> sacarlson, yes it did yesterday ;) But then I removed ups-monitor and now it still tries to call the init script that is no longer there
[10:57] <sometux> Is there a way to make gnome terminal remember it's last size and position?
[10:58] <sacarlson> mne: so what do you need a dummy ups-monitor script just to make it run?
[10:58] <mne> sacarlson, the script existed in /etc/pm/sleep.d as my old UPS used the serial port for communication which did not work correctly after waking up from suspend. The script solved the problem by restarting the ups-monitor
[10:59] <erUSUL> sacarlson: pass the --geometry option ?
[10:59] <sacarlson> erUSUL: I'm not sure I know what a --geometry option is?
[10:59] <mne> sacarlson, I suppose that would work. But I'm still puzzled why pm-suspend tries to call a script that no longer exists. I also did a 'grep -Rin "ups-monitor" /etc/*" but found nothing
[11:00] <qwd> sometux: let me know if you find out how
[11:00] <sometux> qwd, are you kidding?
[11:00] <erUSUL> sacarlson: --geometry 300x150+0+0  ( the +0 +0 ptions are the ones that place the window they start counting from the up left corner )
[11:00] <qwd> sometux: why would I be kidding?
[11:01] <sacarlson> erUSUL: oh you talking to sometux: --geometry ?
[11:01] <cast> sometux: e16 does that, i'd have thought any decent window manager could ;)
[11:01] <GrimReaper> hello everyone
[11:01] <sometux> cast, I guess you face the same problem, right?
[11:01] <Hamled> I'm currently attempting to upgrade my server distro install from 9.04 to 9.10 using update-manager, and the installation appears to have stalled. This is the most recent output: http://pastebin.com/UG5vKiY4 Would it be safe to kill the process and restart it? How can I see more information about what's going on? From ps it appears to be a python script.
[11:01] <sappel> question: I'm configuring my /etc/network/interfaces via cmd the first time, eth0 is properly configured from the install, now I added a second adapter. is "auto eth1" + address line + netmask enough? or do I have to set a gw?
[11:02] <erUSUL> sacarlson: ooops sorry
[11:02] <cast> sometux: nah, i use e16, i just right click and go remember position+size
[11:02] <erUSUL> sometux: --geometry 300x150+0+0  ( the +0 +0 ptions are the ones that place the window they start counting from the up left corner )
[11:02] <sacarlson> sometux: did you get that what erUSUL sent that's what you want.
[11:02] <sometux> cast, even icewm that I used in the past did
[11:02] <cast> sappel: depends on your network setup, if its just one switch you won't need the gateway entry
[11:03] <cast> sappel: if it's going to be routing to say the internet you will though
[11:03] <sappel> then it should be fine, thanks
[11:03] <sappel> no, the second is a intranet lan, the eth0 is the internet (with gw set)
[11:03] <cast> sappel: if you don't have the gateway entry it just means you can't escape your subnet
[11:03] <GrimReaper> what do I need to compile and install an app from the source files?
[11:03] <sometux> erUSUL, I need to make it remember the last size and position
[11:03] <cast> GrimReaper: stow, build-essentials, presuming it's a typical app
[11:04] <GrimReaper> it s called mdk3
[11:04] <elitexray> would a KDE anti virus scanner work on Gnome?
[11:04] <qwd> elitexray: yes
[11:05] <madfox> elitexray:potentially, but good luck
[11:05] <erUSUL> sometux: then you will have to find if your window manager supports that
[11:05] <qwd> madfox: why would there be any problem with that?!
[11:05] <erUSUL> !compile | GrimReaper
[11:05] <Akaruz> guys anyone can tell me support channel of wine?
[11:05] <qwd> Akaruz: #winehq
[11:05] <erUSUL> Akaruz: #winehq
[11:05] <Akaruz> thanks
[11:05] <Swistaczek> How can I run screen thats give me option of later detaching screen, I also would like to name my screen
[11:05] <madfox> qwd: because it may have dependencies on libraries only native to KDE
[11:06] <sacarlson> elitexray: you mean on ubuntu yes,  ubuntu can run both gnome and kde at the same time
[11:06] <GrimReaper> thank you, I ll take a look! I already did but there is none available
[11:06] <qwd> madfox: so? that's what we have apt for, he doesn't need to care about dependencies.
[11:06] <elitexray> is it recommended to install anti virus on ubuntu?
[11:06] <qwd> elitexray: probably not.
[11:06] <elitexray> how come?
[11:07] <sacarlson> elitexray: it's not needed unless you serve files to window systems.
[11:07] <madfox> qwd: doesn't always mean it will work fine and dandy.
[11:07] <oliver_> my nvidia card laggs with compiz, heeeelp
[11:07] <erUSUL> Hamled: maybe in #ubuntu-server you get more help... apparmor is not my forte
[11:07] <cilli_p> hi all!
[11:07] <sometux> erUSUL, gnome, metacity
[11:07] <cast> elitexray: heh, hell no.
[11:07] <madfox> elitexray: cause if you are in a circumstance where a virus can run, you have bigger problems
[11:07] <ortsvorsteher> 5c5cfa33
[11:07] <elitexray> So am I secure without anti virus?
[11:07] <madfox> elitexray: linux pretty much doesnt have viruses :)
[11:07] <madfox> elitexray: Yes and no
[11:08] <madfox> elitexray: security is a much bigger field then just viruses
[11:08] <psycho_oreos> cast, I've dropped unfs3 in favour of nfs-kernel-server and with very little configuration I got it working :) thanks.. it was a good riddance of stupid unfs3
[11:08] <madfox> elitexray: but day to day stuff? should be fine
[11:08] <cast> psycho_oreos: :) it is rather easy
[11:09] <elitexray> Should I be worried about hackers?
[11:09] <madfox> elitexray: depends
[11:09] <cast> elitexray: who are you
[11:09] <psycho_oreos> cast, heck, I was at my wits trying to get unfs3 to work with a virtualised environment, no more now
[11:09] <elitexray> im a noob
[11:09] <well_laid_lawn> the only time I would worry about a virus is if I shared files with windows comps
[11:09] <erUSUL> !devilspie
[11:09] <madfox> elitexray: are you running just a desktop, a networks, or wha?
[11:10] <erUSUL> sometux: ^
[11:10] <cast> elitexray: so you're not elite?!
[11:10] <elitexray> I'm just running ubuntu on my laptop for casual use
[11:10] <sacarlson> elitexray: you can still be easily fooled by an email that diverts you to a website that you think is your bank or other service.
[11:10] <cast> psycho_oreos: i think it's always bene the case that the kernel implementation has been better
[11:10] <madfox> elitexray: if you are using ubuntu just for your own daily use then you are PROBABLY fine
[11:10] <madfox> elitexray: though not safe ;) few people are
[11:11] <Fudge> anyone know how to tell links you want to type ito an edit field?
[11:11] <madfox> elitexray: but I wouldn't worry about it for you, unless you become interested in the field
[11:11] <cilli_p> How to save the size of columns (right-left) of Nautilus on Ubuntu 10.04 (updated) ? I mean the "Name" column is  very small but "Type" column is very big. But the "Name" column is important than "Type". I always make the "type" column smaller but after i re-open Nautilus the size options are reseting :( . Can someone please help me ?
[11:11] <sometux> erUSUL, cast, anyway, thanks!
[11:11] <zatan> a
[11:12] <Rosbuntu> display get black with vertical white lighting bars ! only way to be back in mint is restarting
[11:12] <Rosbuntu> whats the solution
[11:12] <kaushik> gogeta, can you please tell me the exact path :( i dint get it
[11:12] <hixo> Ubuntu keeps switching to VGA output as soon as I plug the cable in, which is a nice feature if it had actually worked. Instead I get two black screens, and need to do a hard reboot in order to restore functionality on the laptop screen. Any ideas on how to disable this automatic "feature"?
[11:13] <jca1981> please somone help me im getting "kernel panic unable to mount root" after an failed upgrade to lucid. i can get into the console via the boot cd what can i do now to fix my system??
[11:13] <sometux> jca1981, chroot <your root mount>
[11:13] <kaushik> hi can anybody help me in building a .deb package
[11:14] <stikonas> does anybody know if crypsetup/LUKS has any IRC channel? I can't mount a partition...
[11:14] <kamol> how to change default port of vsftpd on latest Ubuntu?
[11:14] <jrib> kaushik: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[11:14] <bazhang> !checkinstall > kaushik
[11:14] <cilli_p> How to save the size of columns (right-left) of Nautilus on Ubuntu 10.04 (updated) ? I mean the "Name" column is  very small but "Type" column is very big. But the "Name" column is important than "Type". I always make the "type" column smaller but after i re-open Nautilus the size options are reseting :( . Can someone please help me ?
[11:14] <jca1981> sometux, ok, and then?
[11:15] <sometux> jca1981, resume your upgrade process
[11:15] <kaushik> ubottu,thanks
[11:16] <qwd> Possibly a GRUB problem. I installed Ubuntu with a USB memory and now I need to have the USB memory plugged in during startup or the laptop won't boot. I have GRUB in /boot and the USB memory still has the installation files so GRUB wasn't installed on the USB memory as I first thought. What could the problem be?
[11:16] <elitexray> Is it normal to be using ubuntu only for casual use?
[11:17] <qwd> elitexray: yes
[11:17] <sometux> qwd, reinstall grub to your hard drive (ex, /dev/sda)
[11:17] <elitexray> I mean, i don't do anything big , like programming or engineering stuff
[11:17] <GrimReaper> ^^ ubuntu is for everyone
[11:17] <mne> sacarlson, I got it working ! The thing is that the power management scripts are *not* stored in /etc/pm/sleep.d but instead they are in /usr/lib/pm/sleep.d. In the latter directory I still had a script for ups-monitor which is the reason why pm-suspend tried to call an init script that no longer exists. I removed the script and now it it working ;) thanks dude
[11:17] <qwd> elitexray: still yes
[11:17] <hixo> Ubuntu keeps switching to VGA output as soon as I plug the cable in, which is a nice feature if it had actually worked. Instead I get two black screens, and need to do a hard reboot in order to restore functionality on the laptop screen. Any ideas on how to disable this automatic "feature"?
[11:17] <GrimReaper> even for kids who only want to play games
[11:17] <kamol> how to change default port(21) of vsftpd on latest Ubuntu?
[11:18] <erUSUL> elitexray: well if you've been sdoing engeeniring stuff you will be forced out of linux. the big programs do not work in linux
[11:18] <GrimReaper> can two wifi cards be used with ubuntu?
[11:18] <GrimReaper> (one intern and one usb)
[11:18] <elitexray> I thought engineers use linux
[11:18] <sometux> GrimReaper, why not?
[11:18] <bazhang> !ot | elitexray
[11:18] <GrimReaper> linux is to general
[11:19] <madfox> erUSUL: depends on what
[11:19] <madfox> erUSUL: big ones you refer to
[11:19] <jrib> kamol: is it not in vsftpd.conf?
[11:19] <GrimReaper> @sometux: how can I asign them to apps?
[11:19] <kamol> jrib: cannot find listen_port in vsftpd.conf :(
[11:19] <jrib> kamol: did you try adding it?
[11:20] <kamol> jrib: hahaha, let me try :D
[11:20] <cilli_p> How to save the size of columns (right-left) of Nautilus on Ubuntu 10.04 (updated) ? I mean the "Name" column is  very small but "Type" column is very big. But the "Name" column is important than "Type". I always make the "type" column smaller but after i re-open Nautilus the size options are reseting :( . Can someone please help me ?
[11:20] <erUSUL> madfox: integrated CAD/CAM ? Pro/ENGINEER ?
[11:21] <sometux> GrimReaper, by ip address
[11:22] <kamol> jrib: tq :) it works with just adding this configuration
[11:23] <jca1981> sometux, ok looks like its working :)
[11:23] <cilli_p> How to save the size of columns (right-left) of Nautilus on Ubuntu 10.04 (updated) ? I mean the "Name" column is  very small but "Type" column is very big. But the "Name" column is important than "Type". I always make the "type" column smaller but after i re-open Nautilus the size options are reseting :( . Can someone please help me ?
[11:23] <jca1981> sometux, thanks
[11:24] <sacarlson> GrimReaper: yes you can,  only way I can think of to use one on an aplication would be to use virtualbox but there is probly other ways.
[11:24] <sometux> jca1981, welcome!
[11:24] <jca1981> is there somplace where you can pay for ubuntu support?
[11:24] <jrib> !repeat | cilli_p
[11:24] <madfox> jca1981: why do that o.o?
[11:24] <jca1981> i want to give somthing baack
[11:24] <jrib> !support | jca1981
[11:25] <jrib> jca1981: donate to a linux project you like... or buy some ubuntu merchandise
[11:26] <sacarlson> jca1981:  yes send me some money I could use it.  but I would probly just buy more beer with it.
[11:27] <jca1981> sacarlson,LOL
[11:29] <jca1981> when i boot my system now all i get is a Grub Prompt, what do i type to boot
[11:30] <sometux> jca1981, chroot again to restore your grub
[11:32] <Akaruz> how to add references to my repository ?
[11:32] <Akaruz> where i can find this repository?
[11:32] <jca1981> first i have to set root in grub, right, i only have one disk in my laptop with default server install.
[11:33] <erUSUL> Akaruz: what is "your repository" ? you meant your repository list?
[11:33] <bazhang> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources Akaruz
[11:33] <LycanDragonis> Hi all
[11:33] <erUSUL> Akaruz: System>Preferences>Software Sources
[11:33] <Akaruz> Thanks
[11:34] <erUSUL> Akaruz: sorry --> System>Admin...>Software Sources
[11:34] <Akaruz> ok Thanks :)
[11:35] <sometux> jca1981, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Recover%20Grub%202%20via%20LiveCD
[11:35] <thune3> jca1981: for trying to boot from grub> line you can use ls command to see partition options and look at "Express Boot to the Most Recent Kernel" section of https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[11:36] <sacarlson> jca1981:  from what I saw above sounds like you might have a corupted root partition.  did you try fschk /dev/sdX  X being the disk you boot from
[11:36] <sacarlson> jca1981: from a live cd boot
[11:37] <neeon> Hi! I'm new to linux and i just installed 10.04 on my acer one. There seems to be a problem with video playback (both in default player and VLC) I get sound but no video..
[11:37] <neeon> I've followed the guide on how to update the gm500 videocard
[11:37] <jca1981> if i type root (hd0,1) grub complaing about "filesystem is unknown" !!
[11:37] <sometux> neeon, why type of media files you'er trying to play?
[11:38] <neeon> both divx and xvid
[11:38] <qwd> sometux: thanks, reinstalling grub solved the problem.
[11:38] <sacarlson> jca1981: you should boot a live boot cd and at least try to mount and view your normal root partition to see if it's ok
[11:38] <sometux> neeon, what*
[11:39] <neeon> sometux: Divx files and xvid (mpeg4 i think??)
[11:39] <sometux> neeon, sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[11:39] <evgeny> hi everybody!
[11:40] <muneeb> hi evgeny
[11:40] <brutus> hiiihii
[11:40] <sometux> neeon,  try to install this package first
[11:40] <|ntegra|> I for the life of me can't get the burn effect working, can you help please?
[11:40] <neeon> sometux: Got an error.. it's in norwegian
[11:41] <neeon> Could't find the package ubuntu-restricted-extra
[11:41] <jrib> neeon: add an 's' on the end
[11:41] <sometux> neeon, ubuntu-restricted-extras
[11:42] <neeon> do i need to reboot after?
[11:42] <sometux> neeon, no
[11:42] <neeon> sweet :D
[11:43] <brutus> hii, i would like to know if there is a way to get screenshots throufh compiz, .... (PS: i uninstalled gnome-desktop-utils)
[11:44] <jrib> brutus: probably dozens... is 'scrot' enough for you?
[11:44] <|ntegra|> brutus: can you tell me how to get the burn effects?
[11:44] <brutus> i saw the screenshots plugin
[11:44] <brutus> in compiz
[11:44] <brutus> burn ? :O
[11:44] <brutus> i dont know about that
[11:44] <hsr> Hello
[11:45] <sometux> hsr, \0
[11:45] <hsr> Is it possible to disable plasma widgets for Desktop 1 and let it enabled for desktop 2?
[11:45] <brutus> i had to uninstall gnome-desktop utils because the dictionary thing cant be uninstalled just alone :(
[11:45] <hsr> Is it possible to disable plasma widgets for Desktop 1 and let it enabled for desktop 2 for the same user?
[11:46] <hsr> et tu brute
[11:46] <brutus> ?
[11:46] <oliver> my nvidia 240 gts don't works great with compiz, heeelp
[11:46] <evgeny> русские есть?
[11:47] <hsr> no private messages please
[11:47] <erUSUL> hsr: join #kubuntu
[11:47] <bazhang> !ru | evgeny
[11:47] <sometux> oliver, what driver you use?
[11:48] <oliver> sometux: the propitary, 195.36.24
[11:48] <neeon> sometux: Still no video playback :/
[11:49] <Stormx2> Hi.  What should I do
[11:49] <sometux> neeon, what is you media player?
[11:49] <neeon> the default one and VLC
[11:49] <jrib> Stormx2: reboot?
[11:49] <erUSUL> Stormx2: zombie processes can be killed ( they are already death )
[11:49] <barberan> hi, I am gonna install ubuntu-server. What are the main differences between 10.04 and the server edition ???
[11:50] <Stormx2> ah man. What causes this? it seems to happen the whole time nowadays
[11:50] <jrib> barberan: no X, server kernel
[11:50] <Hamled> Hi, I'm currently upgrading from 9.10 to 10.04 on the server version, and the installation stalled when upgrading libc6. It is checking init scripts that may need to be restarted, which ends up using 'status <script' and each time status is called returns: status: Name "com.ubuntu.Upstart" does not exist
[11:50] <erUSUL> Stormx2: sometimes killing the parent can get rid of them; if it is not possible then reboot
[11:50] <sometux> neeon, try to use mplayer
[11:50] <sometux> neeon, sudo apt-get install smplayer
[11:50] <barberan> jrib: So, after the system starts, all I will see - command promt ?
[11:50] <jrib> barberan: yes
[11:51] <smn_> !torrent
[11:51] <barberan> jrib: ok. and can you imagine, would it understand my usb-wirelses rtl adaptor as 10.04 does ?
[11:52] <jrib> barberan: did it "just work" on 10.04?
[11:52] <neeon> sometux: no video there either :(
[11:52] <austinium> hi everyone, i was wondering how Live CDs allow people to install packages...i've read up on union mounting, but iam not clear on how the read-only live file system and the RAM disk work together when it comes to installing packages into the live file system
[11:52] <barberan> jrib: the 10.04 recognized it automatically, without dancing around my computer
[11:53] <jrib> barberan: should probably "just work" on the server edition, try and see :)
[11:53] <jrib> barberan: you'll still have to setup your connection of course, and you won't have the network manager applet
[11:53] <Akaruz> how to extract an tarball file ?
[11:54] <sometux> neeon, run mplayer from command line and use --verbose switch
[11:54] <jrib> Akaruz: double click or right click -> extract
[11:54] <austinium> tar -zxvf filename.tzr.gz
[11:54] <erUSUL> Akaruz: double click on it
[11:54] <Akaruz> thanks
[11:54]  * jrib waits for "how to compile" question