[19:14] <hexa--> anybody an idea how to merge *.mov files?
[19:14] <airtonix> ActionParsnip, is that the only way
[19:14] <EsMe> HOLAAA
[19:14] <dpreacher> ^mNotIntelligent did you get any helpful results in that regard?
[19:15] <te_> I have a 9.04 system and Network Connections does not seem to work, (does not write to file /etc/network/interfaces).
[19:15] <dzibo> hello, can someone tell me how to install papyon there is no configure file or make fiile in it
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> airtonix: its how i'd do it
[19:15] <^mNotIntelligent> dpreacher, not yet dude
[19:15] <te_> I guess I need to manually edit the file with IP address, gateway etc. But not sure of the syntax.
[19:15] <te_> Can someone help me?
[19:15] <^mNotIntelligent> ZoeyMarie, google says its a bug. look here: http://lists.alioth.debian.org/pipermail/pkg-multimedia-maintainers/2009-February/002694.html
[19:16] <te_> !interfaces
[19:16] <shaullx> wow ubuntu is awesome i connected my modem with usb to windows7 and it didnt reconize it but in ubuntu i just pluged it and was online
[19:16] <airtonix> its pretty annoying that gvfs ftp handling doesn't cover keeping connections alive...it just assumes the connection won't time out
[19:16] <shaullx> amazing
[19:16] <arand> kl_: Hmm, that does sound a bit tricky... So you mean that a login should create an "allowed timeout" for also using the keyring?
[19:16] <te_> Anyone willing to share their interfaces file with me?
[19:16] <ZoeyMarie> ^mNotIntelligent, Dang... is there a way around that? Downgrading to before the regression or something?
[19:16] <te_> I need to set to static IP
[19:16] <vivek> hello..can any1 help me installing gsmart control...m very new to ubuntu..thank u
[19:16] <LjL> te_: i'm a bit scared at the proposal o be honest
[19:17] <dpreacher> ^mNotIntelligent don't worry I'll keep searching and asking around...if I catch you later, will let you know. its problem with most usb drives...you never know what letter they got
[19:17] <^mNotIntelligent> ZoeyMarie, downgrading should fix that making sure nothing else breaks up
[19:17] <ActionParsnip> te_: http://pastebin.com/f31bf28e2
[19:17] <ewp> te_, you can use ifconfig to set a manual static ip
[19:17] <iceroot> is it possible to use more then 1 screen-session for a user?
[19:17] <LjL> te_: bot standard setup http://paste.ubuntu.com/274809/
[19:17] <ZoeyMarie> ^mNotIntelligent, thanks I'll try that. :)
[19:17] <ewp> haha ActionParsnip that's what mine looks like too
[19:17] <LjL> bog, even
[19:17] <^mNotIntelligent> dpreacher, yep dude, this problem seems to be very rare...once you fix it pref put a blog if you can..that would be nice
[19:17] <ActionParsnip> te_: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/setting-up-an-network-interfaces-file/
[19:18] <^mNotIntelligent> ZoeyMarie, np :-)
[19:18] <pepsu> http://squat.forumcommunity.net/
[19:18] <ActionParsnip> te_: you can use it to set network config if you like
[19:18] <vivek> hello..can any1 help me installing gsmart tool...for checking hard disk errors...
[19:18] <pepsu> rulezz
[19:18] <kl_> arand: Not sure if that is the same stuff I want. The thing I want is that my login password and keyring password is the same. Not that when I login the keyring is unlocked.
[19:18] <LjL> pepsu: don't spam
[19:18] <pepsu> ok sorry
[19:18] <rdm> action sorry see you later i go to take my dad becouse rain ,  thanks I lot
[19:18] <arand> kl_: something like this?: http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2007/07/12/automatically-unlocking-the-default-gnome-keyring-pam-keyring/
[19:18] <pepsu> is my forum
[19:18] <^mNotIntelligent> vivek, are you the same guy asking about the same thing some time back
[19:19] <vivek> yes...
[19:19] <bn43> hi is there a way to change caps lock via a command?
[19:19] <pepsu> need staffers
[19:19] <pepsu> bye
[19:19] <DJones> !ot > pepsu
[19:19] <ewp> vivek, you can just use badblocks
[19:19] <te_> ActionParsnip: How to use network config?
[19:19] <ctmjr> pepsu: stop spamming we do not care
[19:19] <ewp> vivek, then add the file to your next fsck
[19:19] <^mNotIntelligent> vivek, also fsck
[19:19] <vivek> ewp:  but how...hav just installed ubuntu...
[19:20] <jake>
[19:20] <ActionParsnip> te_: the link i gave shows you
[19:20] <kl_> arand: Sorry not quite.
[19:20] <^mNotIntelligent> vivek, are you having probs with your HDD
[19:20] <ActionParsnip> te_: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/setting-up-an-network-interfaces-file/
[19:20] <ewp> vivek, man badblocks
[19:20] <pepsu> why private message?
[19:20] <vivek> yes..it has sum bad sectors..
[19:20] <Neosano> Walex, moymoy here?
[19:21] <LjL> pepsu: this is not a channel for advertizing forums. please stick to ubuntu support questions and answers. discuss other things in #ubuntu-offtopic (but spamming links isn't acceptable even there)
[19:21] <MasterofPuppets> ActionParsnip: Do I need to reboot for the changes to take effect?
[19:21] <^mNotIntelligent> vivek, then try running badblocks/fsck from liveCD
[19:21] <lure> hmm
[19:21] <kl_> arand: I can see that the login keyring which has the same password as my login password is suppose to be created automatically. However it is not. Maybe a bug
[19:22] <MoeGreen> is there a program like ulead studio, sony vegas, or pinnacle to use with my capture card so i can covert VCR to dvd in linux?
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> MasterofPuppets: yes
[19:22] <^mNotIntelligent> guys gotta go ...c ya...
[19:22] <MasterofPuppets> ActionParsnip: Alright, then
[19:22] <ewp> MoeGreen, i believe ffmpeg or mplayer may do that
[19:22] <MasterofPuppets> I'm gonna embark on that adventure, if you never see me again, I've failed :p
[19:23] <pepsu> i'm sorry lil
[19:23] <MoeGreen> oh really? i already have ffmpeg but did not see an option..Ill look harder thx
[19:23] <ZoeyMarie> ^mNotIntelligent, when I change the i/o settings in audacity preferences to alsa <default> instead of the default setting (alsa: intel ________) it will play music (no errors in terminal), but it's reaaaaally choppy and staticy. Is that better than doing the downgrade? (meaning is it something to work off of)
[19:23] <pepsu> but i have a probel
[19:23] <pepsu> proble
[19:23] <pepsu> m
[19:23] <pepsu> with vinagre do u know?
[19:24] <mano> when i leave my ubuntu idle overnight, i wake up and my mouse pointer is no longer there. i'm on 9.04,  i can see it highlighting stuff yet no pointer. i have to restart to get it back
[19:24] <perlsyntax> How do i change my icon on my desktop to root?
[19:24] <perlsyntax> i try to do a cmod
[19:24] <perlsyntax> like 755 file name
[19:24] <pepsu> the screen is always black when i try to connect my pc to host
[19:25] <perlsyntax> i hope someone knows
[19:25] <ZykoticK9> MoeGreen, check out DeVeDe
[19:25] <mike_hurley_1> anybody good with crontabs?
[19:25] <MoeGreen> ok ill check that out too. thx
[19:26] <perlsyntax> i got a  program and will not open at all i know i need root how can i set it up to that?
[19:26] <compaq> Question about Jaunty and 1MB video ram....
[19:26] <CoJaBo-Aztec> ?
[19:26] <perlsyntax> CoJaBo you know
[19:27] <whitedragon> Hi Guys
[19:27] <daivana> I need help in hard drive mounting, I can see my hardrive in Places and when I open them they automaticli mount, but after reboot I have to do the same, how can I make so after reboot they still are mounted?
[19:27] <Hans_Henrik> compaq: Kubuntu maybe..
[19:27] <perlsyntax> Does anyone know how i can change a file to main root?
[19:27] <whitedragon> Is there a separate IRC for Ubuntu Kernel?
[19:27] <sivel> daivana: setup mounts in /etc/fstab
[19:27] <compaq> Without reinstalling.....
[19:27] <Kasalehlia> hi i have a problem using Xubuntu 9.04: i am german and i tried to set xubuntu to german but it didnt work properly
[19:27] <daivana> ok I will see
[19:28] <Lupinterzo> ciao
[19:28] <perlsyntax> hello
[19:28] <Hans_Henrik> whitedragon: isnt that same as the general "linux kernel"? :p
[19:28] <compaq> MAybe if I state the problem?
[19:28] <MasterofPuppets> ActionParsnip: No luck :(
[19:29] <whitedragon> I was not sure on that, wanted to check if there is a separate IRC which talks only on kernel in Ubuntu
[19:29] <compaq> A black square forms around the cursor with a Dell having only 1MB of Video Ram. Is there a fix withour reinstalling?
[19:29] <perlsyntax> Does anyone know how to change the file to main root when your in usr???
[19:29] <daivana> sivel can you help me I opened the text file but I dont know what to write there :)
[19:29] <whitedragon> I attended a linux fest yesterday and they had mentioned they  do some changes from regular kernel
[19:30] <Lupinterzo> ciao
[19:30] <pepsu3> i'm on it
[19:30] <Hans_Henrik> whitedragon: maybe http://kernelnewbies.org/ is something for you?  they talk about the linux kernel, witch im fairly certain of, is the kernel ubuntu uses (not 100% sure if they use a slightly modified kernel or not, but should be 99% the same)
[19:30] <pepsu3> questo èqueello inglese
[19:30] <pepsu3> lupin
[19:30] <perlsyntax> How do i change  permissions on ubuntu for a floder i neeed to
[19:30] <Lupinn> ciao
[19:30] <jake_> how do i find information on my wireless usb adapter? lspci does not seem to work... lsusb doesnt find it either
[19:30] <pepsu3> lupin questo è inglese
[19:31] <ctmjr> whitedragon: try /j #ubuntu-kernel
[19:31] <te_> I'm getting samba error:  "Can't load /etc/samba/smb.conf - run testparm to debug it"
[19:31] <X_o> I can see any video online on mozilla
[19:32] <whitedragon> Thanks Han. Will check on that site
[19:32] <te_> It says it is loading services file OK.
[19:33] <perlsyntax> what does this error mean
[19:33] <perlsyntax> Details: Failed to execute child process "/usr/lib/wingide3.1" (Permission denied)
[19:34] <dwarf> test
[19:35] <perlsyntax> i need help please
[19:35] <compaq> perlsyntax> http://www.nabble.com/supprocess.popen-hangs-on-Ubuntu-Hardy-td23104167.html
[19:35] <perlsyntax> ?
[19:36] <perlsyntax> i need to change it to main root to slove the prob
[19:36] <compaq> http://wingware.com/lists/wingide
[19:37] <perlsyntax> not going to help me
[19:37] <perlsyntax> i just asking to change the file to root
[19:37] <compaq> perlsyntax>  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=432195
[19:37] <daivana> what was the temrinal comand to open a txt fiel withh root privilegies?
[19:37] <daivana> gkedit
[19:37] <daivana> ?
[19:37] <NickDeNeger> sudo gedit
[19:37] <daivana> thx
[19:38] <perlsyntax> /usr/lib/winggide3.1
[19:38] <iceroot> NickDeNeger: wrong
[19:38] <iceroot> NickDeNeger: gksudo gedit
[19:38] <ctmjr> daivana: use gksudo not sudo
[19:38] <ska178> I need some help with transmission. The program tells me my port is open, but I can't download anything
[19:38] <daivana> to late :D
[19:38] <daivana> but thanks
[19:38] <compaq> Anybody gonna throw me a bone here on this video problem?
[19:38] <perlsyntax> i mean  /usr/lib/wingide3.1
[19:38] <NickDeNeger> iceroot: he asked terminal so sudo or gksudo doesn't matter :p
[19:38] <ZoeyMarie> how can I find where a certain packages libraries are located?
[19:38] <jake_> how do i update a single package in ubuntu?
[19:39] <perlsyntax> man i need help
[19:39] <ska178> I've looked on the forums for the problem I'm running into, but I haven't found anything relevant
[19:39] <perlsyntax> i try to make that file to root
[19:39] <jrib> jake_: apt-get install PACKAGE
[19:39] <inet6> hi, ubuntu support the ati hd 3650?
[19:39] <iceroot> NickDeNeger: you always use sudo or gkudo from terminal, so please use gksudo if you are starting a X-program with root
[19:39] <daivana> I dotn know I dit right, but who can tel me what do you have to tipe in /etc/fstab so the hard drives mount automaticli after reboot?
[19:39] <ZoeyMarie> nevermind
[19:39] <jrib> !fstab | daivana
[19:39] <jrib> daivana: pastebin what you did...
[19:40] <ewp> daithif, add the 'auto' option
[19:40] <daivana> # /etc/fstab: static file system information.
[19:40] <daivana> #
[19:40] <daivana> # <file system> <mount point>   <type>  <options>       <dump>  <pass>
[19:40] <daivana> proc            /proc           proc    defaults        0       0
[19:40] <daivana> # /dev/sdb1
[19:40] <FloodBot2> daivana: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:40] <daivana> UUID=326b7d4c-09cf-41c1-bbb2-00df3692792c /               ext3    relatime,errors=remount-ro 0       1
[19:40] <ZoeyMarie> actually, no, don't nevermind. How can I figure out where a package is located?
[19:40] <ewp> daivana, add the 'auto' option
[19:40] <iceroot> ZoeyMarie: a *.deb, the libs/source or the binary?
[19:40] <daivana> how do I add an auto option?
[19:40] <perlsyntax> does anyojne know
[19:41] <ska178> Can someone help me with this transmission problem? it tells me my port is open, connects to peers but doesn't download
[19:41] <ZoeyMarie> iceroot... thats a good question... probably the libs/source? it's ffmpeg
[19:41] <iceroot> ska178: just wait
[19:41] <ewp> perlsyntax, with...?
[19:41] <ska178> iceroot, alright...sorry if it seems like i'm impatient
[19:41] <Xodiac13> does anyone know the wine irc
[19:41] <daivana> ewp
[19:41] <perlsyntax> how do i change the file /usr/lib/wingide3.1 to main root so i can open it?
[19:41] <Xodiac13> !wine
[19:41] <daivana> how di I add the auto option?
[19:41] <perlsyntax> ewp
[19:42] <Hans_Henrik> im gonna use my oooooollllddd pc to host a website (talking 340 MB ram/1GHz pentium 3 cpu), should i use ubuntu server edition?
[19:42] <perlsyntax> that all i asking
[19:42] <constantin_> hi
[19:42] <iceroot> ZoeyMarie: locate is a good one (dont know if installed by default) sudo apt-get install locate && sudo updatedb && locate "what you are looking for"
[19:42] <constantin_> got a bit problem .... can anyone help me out
[19:42] <ewp> daivana, UUID=326b7d4c-09cf-41c1-bbb2-00df3692792c /               ext3    relatime,errors=remount-ro,auto 0       1
[19:42] <ZoeyMarie> iceroot thanks.
[19:42] <perlsyntax> ewp you there
[19:42] <iceroot> ZoeyMarie: to find the binary use  whereis "name" or "which "name"
[19:42] <constantin_> i've messed up my pc
[19:42] <smerz> Hans_Henrik: sure, ubuntu server edition or debian. sounds fine :)
[19:42] <ewp> perlsyntax, yes
[19:42] <daivana> I jsut add that and thats all?
[19:42] <perlsyntax> ewp how do i change the file to root
[19:42] <constantin_> i had all my data and projects on that machine
[19:43] <constantin_> i really need to recover it somhow
[19:43] <ewp> perlsyntax, chown root <file>
[19:43] <constantin_> can anyone help me ?
[19:43] <daivana> ewp but will it each reboot time give another name for the hard drive?
[19:43] <ewp> perlsyntax, is that what you mean, change ownership?
[19:43] <Hans_Henrik> smerz: tried debian; latest versions got a bug with the vida-vanta series screen drivers, rendered it un-usable :p
[19:43] <constantin_> anyone reading this ???
[19:43] <smerz> Hans_Henrik: then use ubuntu if that works better :) no prob
[19:44] <smerz> constantin_: what did you mess up? whats the issue. we don't know ;)
[19:44] <compaq> you're being ignored, constantine just like I am...
[19:44] <perlsyntax> yes
[19:44] <ewp> daivana, yes mount will identify the device from its hardware id, notice the UUID
[19:44] <constantin_> i jammed the machine
[19:44] <daivana> ok thank you
[19:44] <constantin_> tried a dual boot
[19:44] <perlsyntax> i want to the floder to open but it don't have root
[19:44] <constantin_> with xp and linux
[19:44] <smerz> constantin_: so what happens when you try booting it?
[19:44] <Hans_Henrik> constantin: got UBCD?
[19:44] <constantin_> xp is dead
[19:44] <constantin_> from the start
[19:45] <constantin_> linux is loading the startup screen
[19:45] <Hans_Henrik> how?..
[19:45] <MasterofPuppets> Anyone know the name of the keyboard initialization file?
[19:45] <constantin_> then goes down too
[19:45] <ctmjr> compaq: what is your issue?
[19:45] <constantin_> tried runlevel=1 tried raid=disabled/enabled
[19:45] <constantin_> nothing
[19:45] <constantin_> usually the install cd from xp could noticed my hdd
[19:45] <perlsyntax> i get this error
[19:45] <Hans_Henrik> i've never used the ubutnu server edition before, does it got a dekstop/GUI when newly installed?
[19:46] <ewp> constantin_, wait so windows xp won't show up in the bootup options (grub)?
[19:46] <perlsyntax> Details: Failed to execute child process "/usr/lib/wingide3.1" (Permission denied)
[19:46] <smerz> constantin_: nothing in particular that you could think of caused it? maybe something you have done? or did it come out of the blue
[19:46] <perlsyntax> ewp
[19:46] <constantin_> now it's stealth like an f117
[19:46] <smerz> Hans_Henrik: nope. no gui
[19:46] <Hans_Henrik> great... no gui, how the heck do i connect to a wireless, encrypted network from console?
[19:46] <perlsyntax> odd
[19:46] <constantin_> in grub yes ... selecting it > blank screen
[19:46] <smerz> Hans_Henrik: if you want gui i'd suggest the normal ubuntu and run the server on there. no problem there :)
[19:46] <constantin_> the same with linux after loadup screen
[19:47] <ewp> perlsyntax, chmod +x /usr/lib/wingide3.1  <--looks like it doesnt have permissions to execute, im guessing
[19:47] <pepsu3> sudo apt-get install xutils-dev
[19:47] <constantin_> i had [/] [swap] [/home] ... all ext4
[19:47] <constantin_> with a [/boot] ext3
[19:48] <smerz> constantin_: you could boot a live cd and and try reinstalling the grub bootloader.
[19:48] <constantin_> this ware all on a C:\ windows partition
[19:48] <Hans_Henrik> smerz: that sounds like a good idea, ill go with that :p
[19:48] <perlsyntax> still get it
[19:48] <constantin_> i can run lives ...
[19:48] <perlsyntax> must be doing something wroung
[19:48] <constantin_> the grub works
[19:48] <constantin_> i can see all the kernels i installed
[19:48] <constantin_> and the "other" option for xp one
[19:49] <n8tuser> Hans_Henrik-> network configuration is usually located in /etc/network/interfaces
[19:49] <constantin_> the problem is that xp is busted ... and linux won't let me get to the login screen
[19:49] <MarFlo> hallo jemand da der mir helfen könnte?
[19:49] <constantin_> i see my hdd in bios
[19:49] <constantin_> xp install cd doesn
[19:49] <constantin_> ;t
[19:49] <lexr> !de
[19:49] <constantin_> live cds neither
[19:49] <Hans_Henrik> constantin_: got UBCD?
[19:50] <smerz> constantin_: both operating systems failed at the same time?
[19:50] <MarFlo> #ubuntu-de
[19:50] <ewp> constantin_, here's a copy of my /boot/grub/menu.lst maybe this will help: http://pastebin.com/m20117740
[19:50] <constantin_> i had linux going for a couple of minutes / boots
[19:50] <perlsyntax> ewp is there any other way
[19:50] <constantin_> let me check ...
[19:50] <tasslehoff> any recommendations for a daaark gtk theme?
[19:50] <wojtek0490> Hi all I have question. How to rename files using mc?
[19:50] <constantin_> ubcd?
[19:50] <constantin_> aaa .. .i have xubuntu and fedora11
[19:50] <ewp> perlsyntax, what exactly are you trying to do here?
[19:50] <webbb82> im useing the app "gimmie" and whenever i click on a app or file to launch it threw gimmie it will crash
[19:51] <constantin_> and some rescue disks ...
[19:51] <Myxb> wojtek0490: shift-f6
[19:51] <perlsyntax> i want to open the file but it not letting me
[19:51] <perlsyntax> ok ewp
[19:51] <iaindalton> How do I force removal of a package that has an error in its pre-removal script?
[19:52] <ewp> perlsyntax, which file the one in /usr/lib?
[19:52] <X_o>  /j mp3
[19:52] <smerz> constantin_: any weird noises from the harddisk? clicking sounds or something. I just find it suspicious that linux failed out of the blue after 10 boots (in both safe & normal mode) and XP apparently died too at the same time
[19:52] <ewp> perlsyntax, just chown to your current user or chmod 777 always works
[19:53] <perlsyntax> how do i do that
[19:53] <wojtek0490> Shift +F6 is moving file I want to rename it using mc. Could u help me?
[19:53] <smerz> wojtek0490: isn't F7 rename? it should be shown at the bottom
[19:53] <perlsyntax> ewp
[19:53] <constantin_> i suspect xp got screwed after i chose the master boot loader in the D:\
[19:53] <perlsyntax> i take go into that file and do a chmod 777
[19:53] <smerz> wojtek0490: F6 is rename/move
[19:53] <perlsyntax> ewp
[19:53] <perlsyntax> ewp
[19:53] <FloodBot2> perlsyntax: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:54] <ewp> perlsyntax, chmod 777 /path/to/file
[19:54] <smerz> wojtek0490: basically renaming is moving the file to the same folder using a differrent name
[19:54] <perlsyntax> chmod 77 file name if i am right
[19:54] <perlsyntax> chmod 777
[19:54] <constantin_> or at least i think it was the master boot loader install was asking me for an adress at the end of instalatin
[19:54] <wojtek0490> Smerz now I understand thx br0:)
[19:54] <ctmjr> perlsyntax: man chmod
[19:54] <constantin_> could it be hack attacks ?
[19:55] <constantin_> i am involved with some underground movements here in my country and cried for revolution a lot in public ...
[19:55] <smerz> constantin_: lets follow that master boot record story :)
[19:55] <constantin_> ok ... srry :))
[19:55] <giangio> hello world
[19:55]  * duk pozz
[19:55] <Myxb> wojtek0490: i think i'm using a fork of mc. look at http://www.midnight-commander.org/ and compile from sources (git). a much better version, that.
[19:56] <smerz> constantin_: where in which program did you select "D:" as MBR? D: is a different harddisk right?. writing a new MBR is easy using a windows recovery cd. but grub normally sits in MBR
[19:57] <nmvictor> Anyone know how to setup ubuntu behind a proxy that requires authentication, i havent seen the face of this channel until today because i was restricted to accessing the Internet through behind a proxy, and trust me its damn hard especially with wget, apt and synaptic.Any help?
[19:57] <Some_Person> What is gnome-terminal's default size (in rowsxcolums)?
[19:58] <ortsvorsteher> nmvictor: you are using an proxy.pac script? to access the internet?
[19:58] <perlsyntax> So i not sure what the prob is ewp
[19:58] <smerz> Some_Person: 32x20 or something
[19:58] <geirha> Some_Person: 80x24
[19:58] <smerz> ye
[19:58] <misingnoglic> Hey, I need help with my printer on ubuntu
[19:58] <misingnoglic> It's worked beore, but now when I click print, it just stays on processing - and it works on windows -
[19:58] <misingnoglic> what's wrong :/
[19:58] <smerz> 32 chars in a line doesn't sound right i must admit
[19:59] <Some_Person> geirha: 80 columns and 24 rows?
[19:59] <smerz> misingnoglic: try and descript the exact problem :)
[19:59] <geirha> Some_Person: Yes.
[19:59] <sanyi78> Hi All!
[19:59] <Omen20> I've got to say, Ubuntu runs DVDs great. Windows always barks at you to get official codecs, etc.
[19:59] <sanyi78> Anybody user Ati HD4890 videocard on Ubuntu?
[19:59] <geirha> Some_Person: echo "$COLUMNS x $LINES"
[19:59] <sanyi78> Sorry, user=use...
[20:00] <smerz> sanyi78: HD4850 here
[20:00] <misingnoglic> all I had to do is turn on/off my printer
[20:00] <misingnoglic> thanks =]
[20:00] <sanyi78> i'm sorry, i'm new in linux, but i can't set the resolution max. 800x600
[20:00] <sanyi78> i looked for it in google but i can't find :(
[20:00] <smerz> sanyi78: likely you dont have the drivers installed (windows does this too without drivers)
[20:00] <sanyi78> please help
[20:01] <Omen20> System -> Preferences -> Display
[20:01] <te__> What is the name of the networking config tool? (GUI)?
[20:01] <smerz> sanyi78: System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers            (if you really cant increase it in the setting omen just wrote)
[20:01] <sanyi78> yes, i tried it, download from ati.com, but the install not works
[20:01] <n8tuser> te_-> nm or wicd  depends on wha tyou have installed
[20:01] <smerz> sanyi78: it should offer you drivers automatically
[20:01] <sanyi78> nothing in hardware drivers,
[20:02] <te__> I tried to edit /etc/network/interfaces but does not seem to honor that, or my systax is bad, not sure which.
[20:02] <n8tuser> te_-> man interfaces
[20:02] <nmvictor> ortsvorsteher: nop, ive been in the university and we just had a short break, so our university uses a proxy to authenticate and filter access to its (of course free) internet access.Everything right from wget,apt, irssi, pidgin and synaptic are rendered useless behind a proxy, i tried lots of advice from forums.ubuntu.com but nothing worked, it was hell
[20:02] <te__> But I'm trying to do what should be very simple... it's not tho...:)
[20:02] <smerz> sanyi78: it never offered anything there? not after first boot?
[20:02] <Omen20> sanyi78, whats the max your monitor outputs?
[20:02] <n8tuser> !who | te_
[20:02] <te__> !network
[20:02] <sanyi78> Omen20: 1600x1200
[20:02] <anternative> !tab
[20:02] <sanyi78> now 800x600
[20:02] <te__> Help...
[20:03] <n8tuser> !ask | te_
[20:03] <Omen20> hmm, my dads 1680x1050 monitor worked right off the bat on Ubuntu, never could get it to work on Vista.
[20:03] <Omen20> ur video card?
[20:03] <eXeC001er> Hello!
[20:03] <smerz> sanyi78: well i would recommend finding a step by step guide to install the drivers. it's not a 1 command thingy.
[20:03] <ortsvorsteher> nmvictor: in office we have an proxy.pac and in synaptic you can setup that you use a proxy. your ubuntu box is installed? now you need updates? is that right?
[20:04] <smerz> Omen20: hes got a ati 4890
[20:04] <sanyi78> Omen20: Ati HD4890
[20:04] <xiong> recovery from fs difficulties during boot could be more user-friendly
[20:04] <eXeC001er> Please help me.  what is the error: dh_makeshlibs: command returned error code 256 ?
[20:04] <xiong> took me quite a few hours just to figure out what went wrong -- i was looking in completely the wrong place
[20:04] <sanyi78> and what if i edit the xorg.conf manually
[20:04] <smerz> sanyi78: though i find it weird the drivers are not automatically offered to you :-(
[20:05] <Omen20> thats a pretty common card. Mine worked fine on a Radeon X1050 and its pretty obscure I believe
[20:05] <IKsoONer> bonsoir
[20:05] <sanyi78> smerz:  can you send me an URL about ati hdXXXX install?
[20:05] <smerz> sanyi78: yes you can do that. but you also have to have the drivers. again i'd suggest a step by step guide somewhere on the internet
[20:05] <smerz> sanyi78: ill try and find a good one
[20:05] <domas> hiii! Where can I find debug symbols package for Jaunty kernel?
[20:05] <smerz> sanyi78: which ubuntu are you running? 32/64 bit ?
[20:05] <eldar_> can anyone explain to me why this doesnt work:
[20:05] <eldar_> wget -q http://medibuntu.sos-sts.com/repo/medibuntu-key.gpg -O- | sudo apt-key add -
[20:05] <sanyi78> smerz: THANKS! :)
[20:05] <ortsvorsteher> !fr | IKsoONer
[20:06] <sanyi78> smerz: kubuntu 9.04
[20:06] <smerz> aight
[20:06] <abcdefg> HI. MY COMPUTER DOESN'T WORKS ANYMORE. UBUNTU BROKEN IT. I WANT MY MONEY BACK NOW, MY HARDWARE MEELTED.
[20:06] <sanyi78> smerz: I thied in normal ubuntu under gnome, but it was same....
[20:07] <smerz> sanyi78: both kde and gnome use xorg. and xorg is the issue as you correctly understood :)
[20:07] <sanyi78> abcdefg: are you ftom micro$oft? :)
[20:07] <ortsvorsteher> we can read lowercase too abcdefg
[20:07]  * n8tuser gives a milyon zimbabwean dollars to abcdefg
[20:07] <tim__b> Would the real bill gates please leave the room, thanks :)
[20:07] <Justicepsion> Can anyone help me with a USB drive that won't boot?
[20:07] <Omen20> sanyi78, out of curiosity do you have anything ATI in your Accessories menu?
[20:07] <sanyi78> smerz: ok, i'm learning! :) -thanks
[20:07] <ortsvorsteher> !ot | tim__b
[20:07] <ortsvorsteher> ;)
[20:08] <tim__b> lol, ortsvorsteher
[20:08] <ortsvorsteher> xD
[20:08] <abcdefg> I AM NOT KIDDING.
[20:08] <Xano_> I want to install gftp, which requires glib. What is Glib's package name I need for apt?
[20:08] <ortsvorsteher> !ops | abcdefg
[20:08] <abcdefg> IT'S SERIOUS BUSSNESS.
[20:08] <smerz> sanyi78: indeed ati 4890 drivers are not shipped with ubuntu 9.04 :-(((((((((((((
[20:08] <smerz> sanyi78: i found a guide here: http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Jaunty_Installation_Guide#The_Ubuntu_way_to_install_the_Proprietary_Drivers
[20:09] <sanyi78> Omen20: after install the Ati driver, i can't see any Ati menu
[20:09] <webbb82> anyone know of a good file finding software
[20:09] <smerz> sanyi78: it's pretty down to manually editing configuration files. unfortunately.
[20:09] <ortsvorsteher> webbb82: what do you mean? find files on command line?
[20:09] <AlienX_> How do you change the default pulseaudio source for input devices?
[20:10] <Omen20> back when i had 8.04 it gave me ATI Catalyst in my Accessories menu. I havent had it since though for some reason. I was curious if you did.
[20:10] <ubuntu> ortsvorsteher: any help about the proxy?
[20:10] <smerz> AlienX: there is a tool to select just that. google for pulseaudio device chooser or smth
[20:10] <jrib> abcdefg: as you probably know, this channel is only for ubuntu support.  I understand you're trying to be funny in some strange way, but keep the discussion related to ubuntu support only.  If you want to joke around and have fun, try #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:10] <webbb82> kinda like gnome do but for files
[20:10] <Guest75415> pls help... when i use      'ping <IP_ADDRESS>'    all the packets are transmitted and received but when i use    'nmap -sP 192.168.11.* '    it doesnt show 251 to be up.. why is it like this
[20:10] <grikdog> what package has flurry screensaver?  thx
[20:10] <ortsvorsteher> are you nmvictor? ubuntu
[20:10] <sanyi78> smerz: thanks a lot of, i read it
[20:10] <sanyi78> good night for all!
[20:10] <AlienX> smerz, thanks, i'll check that out.
[20:10] <smerz> sanyi78: good luck! hd4850 is supported out of the box ;(. good luck to you :)
[20:11] <sanyi78> thx :)
[20:11] <tim__b> Are there any known issues with dist upgrading an crypted lvm system installed using the alternate cd? (just so i know when karmic is released ...)
[20:11] <konza> pls help... when i use      'ping <IP_ADDRESS>'    all the packets are transmitted and received but when i use    'nmap -sP 192.168.11.* '    it doesnt show 251 to be up.. why is it like this
[20:11] <Justicepsion> I've used Unetbootin to install Ubuntu to my USB drive, but an old install of Super Grub Disk seems to be preventing me from booting it. It's like the flash drive's mbr doesn't want to be overwritten. Does anyone know how to fix this?
[20:12] <konza> pls help... when i use      'ping <IP_ADDRESS>'    all the packets are transmitted and received but when i use    'nmap -sP 192.168.11.* '    it doesnt show 251 to be up.. why is it like this
[20:12] <grikdog> rephrasing, what package REALLY has flurry screensaver?  the one listed does not load flurry in the real world
[20:12] <ewp> konza, why are you worried?
[20:12] <Myrtti> konza: ubuntu doesn't have any ports open and responsive by default
[20:12] <smerz> webbb82: try "mc" i find it has a good file finder :)
[20:12] <n8tuser> Justicepsion-> why not use dd to clear the mbr spaces?
[20:12] <Myrtti> konza: welcome to a secure system
[20:13] <AlienX> smerz, actually, that's the tool I'm using. For some reason when I set the default input device to "alsa_input.usb_device_46d_8b3_noserial_if1_sound_card_0_alsa_capture_0", it doesn't seem to change the setting from "alsa_input.pci_8086_284b_sound_card_0_alsa_capture_0"
[20:13] <Justicepsion> n8tuser: what are the args that I should use?
[20:13] <ubuntu> now that remastersys isnt available in jaunty, atleast not reliable, whats a better alternative to that wonderfull backup utility?
[20:14] <n8tuser> Justicepsion-> i dont remember this all the time, mbr is what? 456 bytes?   man dd  for info perhaps
[20:14] <smerz> ubuntu: i use sbackup. very simple and reliable
[20:15] <grikdog> smerz: have you ever tried restoring from backup?
[20:15] <smerz> grikdog: yes quite often. works flawlessly
[20:16] <grikdog> smerz: not my experience, but thanks
[20:16] <n8tuser> Justicepsion-> did you try man dd yet?
[20:17] <ortsvorsteher> ubuntu: did you set before you wget or apt an http_proxy? like " export HTPP_PROXY=ip_for_proxy" ?
[20:17] <ubuntu> smerz: does it create a live CD of the ubuntu system, coz thats what made remastersys tick according to me
[20:17] <ubuntu> smerz: iso image of the installed system
[20:17] <diffy> t
[20:17] <konza> ewp, Myrtti   : why is it showing that the system is not up when i use nmap?
[20:17] <webbb82> smerz, are you talking about midnight commander?
[20:17] <Myrtti> konza: but it is up, when you ping it
[20:17] <Justicepsion> n8tuser:  http://www.geocities.com/rlcomp_1999/procedures/mbr.html suggests 502 bytes.
[20:17] <Myrtti> konza: why would it show up with nmap?
[20:18] <smerz> ubuntu: no. It's just about backing up files and resotring them. no live image or something. And to add to grikdog's comments. sbackup has never ever failed on me
[20:18] <Myrtti> konza: which port would you expect to show up?
[20:18] <smerz> webbb82: yes midnight commander
[20:18] <n8tuser> Justicepsion-> i said i cant remember the MBR size, the site maybe correct, of 502 bytes.. seek some ore
[20:19] <ubuntu> smerz: thanks
[20:20] <konza> Myrtti,  if any system is blocking ICMP packet by  configuring the firewall, then we will have to use nmap (PING SWEEPING) to see weather the system is up or not RITE?
[20:20] <n8tuser> konza-> also think of it this way, what server services the host will tell you that it is up? if no server services is listening to your query then do not expect a response
[20:21] <ubuntu> what was the name of the applet to view network info at the panel in gnome, i cant find it in add applet... dialog
[20:21] <smerz> ubuntu: which network info? speeds?
[20:21] <ubuntu> what was the name of the applet to view network info at the panel in gnome, i cant find it in add to pannel... dialog, smerz actually yea speed
[20:21] <ewp> Ububegin, nm-applet
[20:21] <ewp> ubuntu, nm-applet
[20:22] <ewp> damn tab thingy
[20:22] <smerz> ubuntu: i use netspeed. It shows me speeds in kb/s. I prefer it over the applet thats shipped with ubuntu default install
[20:22] <ewp> smerz`away, well i prefer wicd
[20:22] <smerz`away> ewp: gotta check it out then ;)
[20:23] <ewp> smerz`away, ah well it doesn't show network speed but it's great for wifi and such
[20:23] <smerz`away> ewp: yeah i just saw the screenshots. :) netspeed just shows kb/s up & down on an interface. :D
[20:24] <konza> n8tuser, both the ping command and nmap -sP are sending ICMP PACKETS. then why is it showing 2 results in 2 commands?
[20:24] <winlin> Why does network-manager takes a lot to find an ap or update a new listWhy does network-manager takes a lot to find an ap or update a new list
[20:25] <Aijse> Trying to set up my first apache server, but when I restart the server I get this message: NameVirtualHost *:80 has no VirtualHosts
[20:25] <yakuza> hai
[20:25] <ewp> winlin, are you saying it takes a while to find/connect to a wifi network at login?
[20:25] <Justicepsion> n8tuser: would it be reasonable to use dd to just overwrite the entire drive with zeros?
[20:25] <ewp> winlin, in that case that is why i prefer using wicd over network manager
[20:25] <Justicepsion> Because I don't have anything I need on there.
[20:25] <winlin> ewp: well it takes some minutes to find an application or to update it if I move the laptop to other way
[20:26] <chris|> Aijse, your virtualhosts have to be set up as <VirtualHost *:80> then
[20:26] <B_lix> why i cannot enable desktop effect in karmic koala ???!!!
[20:26] <ska178> i'm trying to use transmission. my port is open. i'm connected to peers but my download still says idle, and it's not downloading. can someone help?
[20:27] <afro> olaaa
[20:27] <B_lix> whats wrong with ubuntu 9.10 karmic koala and desktop effect ?
[20:27] <AstroEl> my workspace switcher isn't working :<
[20:28] <ctmjr> !9.10 | B_lix
[20:28] <konza> pls help...   About 12 systems are up in my LAN but nmap shows only 3 systems to be up....... why  is it so?
[20:28] <strings> how can i extend my ubuntu partition?
[20:28] <Powersource> strings, use gparted
[20:28] <Aijse> Chris|, I got <VirtualHost *:80> at the start of the 000-default file with all the parameters
[20:29] <dawkirst1> When a Ubuntu machine restarts, does it have to request a DHCP IP address each time?
[20:29] <arooni> so i have a custom built computer running jaunty.  after ~12 hours, i can't hear sound anymore; going to alsamixer yields => ""alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such device"... i've tried using my sound blaster live card and built in mobo sound but it happens with either card.  rebooting restores sound.  ideas?
[20:29] <alasdair> I am trying to send my key to keyserver.ubuntu.com but it keeps coming up with "gpg: keyserver timed out" I can ping keyserver.ubuntu.com and it replied pretty quickly, is the service down?
[20:30] <MythBork> hello all, sorry to bother in here if this is too off topic, but the folks in #mysql seem to be in a coma. I'm kind of a mysql newbie. I have a table that seems to be seriously messed up and I need help. I tried repairing it with mysqlrepair and also with the repair table function, both simply do nothing. I have to kill them with a ^C to get back to prompt. I can't even truncate or drop it and start over. Any ideas?
[20:30] <webbb82> smerz`away, how do i launch mc i installed it but cant find it
[20:30] <ali_> hello
[20:30] <dpreacher> ^mNotIntelligent you there?
[20:30] <ali_> guys
[20:30] <ortsvorsteher> !hello | ali_
[20:31] <ali_> i donload aicrack-ng but i dont know how to install , can u help ne?
[20:31] <ali_> downloaded*
[20:31] <ska178> I'm trying to use transmission but my downloads are stuck at idle, can someone help?
[20:31] <konza> pls help...   About 12 systems are up in my LAN but nmap shows only 3 systems to be up....... why  is it so?
[20:32] <Rods_Tiger> how can I avoid having to tolerate that stupid "keyring" nonsense - I don't need to be typing in ridiculous passwords just to use my own computer
[20:32] <ctmjr> ali_: why did you download it it is in the repos
[20:32] <Aijse> Trying to set up my first apache server, but when I restart the server I get this message: NameVirtualHost *:80 has no VirtualHosts
[20:32] <ali_> ctmjr , what is the repos , and how can i get it?
[20:33] <ZykoticK9> Rods_Tiger, thing might be what you are looking for http://davestechsupport.com/blog/2009/01/16/how-to-remove-ubuntus-password-keyring/
[20:33] <[Nikola_93]> Repos (repositoriums) are place on the web where are stored packets for installation.
[20:33] <ctmjr> !info aircrack-ng | ali_
[20:34] <sin360> has anyone here used to ubuntu on a table pc. I'm thinking about buyin one from someone and I'm gonna install ubuntu on it would it work
[20:35] <[Nikola_93]> You mean tablet PC?
[20:35] <[Nikola_93]> One with touchscreen?
[20:36] <ali_> hmm , i still dont understand , sorry but my knowledge is bad with linux
[20:36] <sin360> yes
[20:36] <sin360> yes tablet typo
[20:36] <louigi> guys, when setting up a sound driver the instruction said to edit a etc/mdules.conf file. I do not have such a file, nor do I have a conf.modules. I do have a folder called /etc/modprobe.d but what do I edit there?
[20:36] <[Nikola_93]> ali_, somewhre on the net (on canonical servers) are stored programs, installation for them and source.
[20:37] <ali_> aaah
[20:37] <[Nikola_93]> When you tipe in terminal sth like sudo apt-get install program_you_wont
[20:37] <[Nikola_93]> want*
[20:37] <ewp> louigi, mind showing us these instructions?
[20:37] <Rods_Tiger> ZykoticK9: thanks - that's useful. I've absolutely no use for passwords at all on my netbook - it's purely a web browser.
[20:37] <[Nikola_93]> your computer goes to the repo and downloads program and install it.
[20:37] <[Nikola_93]> Ok?
[20:37] <ali_> let me try
[20:38] <ewp> louigi, there should be a file without the .conf ending: /etc/modules
[20:38] <louigi> ewp: it's there
[20:38] <louigi> ewp: is it suitable?
[20:38] <louigi> ewp: i tried it but there seemed to be no effect
[20:38] <ewp> louigi, should be what you're looking for
[20:38] <[Nikola_93]> sin360, it should work ok, I saw recently a vid showing how multitouch works on ubuntu (it was kubuntu), with 4 fingers support. It was nice. :)
[20:38] <louigi> ewp: http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Module-hda-intel
[20:38] <louigi> there near the end of page
[20:39] <[Nikola_93]> Think that it would not work out of box, but with minor configuration it would.
[20:39] <louigi> ewp:  Setting up modprobe and kmod support
[20:39] <sin360> I'll do that
[20:39] <ewp> louigi, which version of ubuntu are you using? alsa (hda intel) should work by default
[20:39] <ali_> E: couldnt find package airecrack-ng
[20:40] <louigi> ewp: it works, but I need to enable additional things like recording from capture (Wave Out)
[20:40] <louigi> ewp: so I thought I need to install a driver from realtek
[20:40] <louigi> ewp: atm Audacity does not see my soundcard as having any recording inputs
[20:40] <ortsvorsteher> ali_:  you see your typo?
[20:40] <ewp> louigi, ah okay
[20:41] <ortsvorsteher> ali_: try sudo apt-get install aircrack-ng
[20:41] <louigi> ewp: so you say etc/modules is fine?
[20:41] <ali_> i did that
[20:41] <ali_> sudo apt-get install aircrack-ng
[20:41] <ewp> louigi, yea just 'pico /etc/modules'
[20:42] <louigi> ewp: thx for clearing that up. although I did try and it did not change things... maybe the problem is different.
[20:42] <ewp> louigi, perhaps
[20:42] <ali_> i already has the package on the desktop , so can i just simply install it?
[20:42] <ewp> louigi, try #alsa
[20:43] <by-tar> sü-tar
[20:43] <louigi> ewp: and what is the modprobes.d? smth different? trying #alsa...
[20:43] <konza> pls help...   About 12 systems are up in my LAN but nmap shows only 3 systems to be up....... why  is it so?
[20:43] <louigi> ewp: Usage: /sbin/alsa {unload|reload|force-unload|force-reload|suspend|resume}
[20:43] <louigi> this is what it said
[20:44] <ctmjr> ali_: is it a .deb package?
[20:44] <ewp> louigi, i meant the channel, they may be able to help as well lol
[20:44] <louigi> haha! ok
[20:44] <ali_> its .gz package
[20:44] <by-tar> slm
[20:44] <ewp> louigi, //j #alsa
[20:44] <louigi> thanks a lot =)
[20:44] <louigi> okay, I'll join
[20:48] <ctmjr> !tar | ali_:
[20:48] <jeffyeh> hey, is there any way to view non-visible characters (
[20:48] <jeffyeh> in a text file?
[20:48] <[Nikola_93]> like tab and space?
[20:49] <jeffyeh> yeah, like tab, space, return (\n)
[20:49] <[Nikola_93]> Any specific editor?
[20:49] <jeffyeh> gedit preferably, but doesn't really matter as long as i can see them
[20:49] <CoJaBo-Aztec> NakedHotGirl: You can stop trolling now.
[20:49] <NakedHotGirl> CoJaBo-Aztec: would you have sex with me?
[20:50] <excalibas_> Hello, I am using ubuntu Jaunty live usb and my mouse is a big square with some pixels how can I fix this?
[20:50] <ibuclaw> CoJaBo-Aztec, NakedHotGirl offtopic chatter in #ubuntu-offtopic or #ubuntuforums please
[20:50] <m1ke076> I usually use Ubuntu and my nic at full duplex works fine.  I recently installed winxp on the same machine however, and I am unable to get the same speeds.  Can someone help me out?
[20:51] <pepsu0> Floodbot2: <apt-get>
[20:51] <archy> hello everybody - I have a question - can anyone recommend some good reliable software for data recovery on a windows machine - it passed through a OS reinstall and some folders with valuable info were deleted.. I've tried recovering them with Scavenger but the files are all corrupt...
[20:51] <NakedHotGirl> :-(
[20:51] <excalibas_> I think it is something wrong with the graphics card settings
[20:52] <nivekc1> I am thinking again.. (watch out!) shouldn't it be easier to make a way to run OSX apps on linux than it is to make windows apps run in linux?
[20:53] <nivekc1> is there some way to do this some sort of wine like program for linux that will allow me to run OSX apps?
[20:53] <[Nikola_93]> jeffyeh, for gEdit, theres a plugin named Draw Spaces.
[20:53] <jonaskoelker> Hi all.  Is there a way to enable/disable the xserver zapping keyboard shortcut on runtime?
[20:54] <[Nikola_93]> Do you need further help about finding, installing and setup of plug in?
[20:54] <jonaskoelker> Also, is there a command line which zaps the xserver?
[20:54] <tj83_> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iv1XNZJQcJY <---- hey hey, 10.04 LTS
[20:55] <Ridpojken> QUESTION: Why has the windowborder (the orange border with window name and minimize,maximize and close buttons) disapeard in my GNOME desktop? Running Gutsy...
[20:56] <jonaskoelker> QUESTION: I have python-xkit installed.  When I run python, then ">>> import XKit", I get "ImportError: No module named XKit".  What gives?
[20:56] <yakuza> how can i manage my grub2 using GUI application like kgrub..?
[20:57] <spree> What does the Ubuntu Firefox Modifications Pack do? It's an add-on for Firefox
[20:57] <spree> I suspect it hinders checking for new versions, is that correct?
[20:58] <pepsu0> announce <testo da annunciare>
[20:59] <Ridpojken> Anyone??
[20:59] <archy0088> does anyone know some good software for data recovery on a windows machine?
[20:59] <ali_> i remember i installed aircrack-ng on ubuntu
[20:59] <Hans_Henrik> archy0088: wrong channel... lol
[20:59] <Koenigsegg> getdataback
[21:00] <archy0088> I know
[21:00] <bruenig> archy0088: what a fantastic channel to ask your question in, do you have any OS/2 questions while you are at it?
[21:00] <ali_> but why its not working now?
[21:00] <ortsvorsteher> deltree *.* archy0088
[21:00] <jonaskoelker> Ridpojken: maybe you don't have a decorator running?
[21:00] <archy0088> I am working on ubuntu
[21:00] <bruenig> maybe some BeOS questions?
[21:00] <jonaskoelker> Ridpojken: try running compiz-decorator or gtk-window-decorator or metacity --replace
[21:00] <kalcifur> what are the best programs for mac?
[21:00] <Ridpojken> jonaskoelker: And that is (i'm a ubuntu-noob)
[21:00] <kalcifur> jk
[21:00] <Witepa> I switched my keyboard layout to a Greek layout in Ubuntu, which all worked great, but now my keyboard layout is stuck on the Greek layout in gdm... so essentially I cannot login. I've tried to run dkpg-reconfigure console-setup from the recovery mode, but the keyboard layout is Greek there to (which does not use ascii mappings), so I cannot run anything. How do I change it back so I can login again?
[21:00] <archy0088> but have a problem with an xp machine and don't know a XP channel SORRY
[21:00] <jonaskoelker> Ridpojken: the program which puts the orange bar where it is (or, in your case, isn't)
[21:00] <tj83_> ##windows
[21:01] <nerdy_kid> hey guys, anyone know where script that starts the windows manager is?
[21:01] <jonaskoelker> Ridpojken: ;-)
[21:01] <iceroot> archy0088: ##windows
[21:01] <jonaskoelker> Ridpojken: are you running compiz or metacity?
[21:01] <Williamkay04> gnome-wm
[21:01] <jonaskoelker> Ridpojken: ... or something different?
[21:01] <Ridpojken> jonaskoelker: How do i know? ;)
[21:01] <ortsvorsteher> nerdy_kid: i would search unter /etc/init.d
[21:01] <jonaskoelker> Ridpojken: do you have the fancy graphical effects on your desktop?  (then compiz)
[21:01] <nerdy_kid> ortsvorsteher thanks :)
[21:01] <diogo_79> hi
[21:02] <ortsvorsteher> :)
[21:02] <archy0088> thanks
[21:02] <Ridpojken> jonaskoelker: I havn't installed anything, but i think there are some effects
[21:02] <jeffyeh> Nikola_93: thanks, got it!
[21:02] <diogo_79> where firefox keeps is bookmarks
[21:02] <diogo_79> in which folder
[21:02] <jonaskoelker> Ridpojken: open up a terminal (Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal), type 'ps -Fe | grep -i compiz'
[21:02] <diogo_79> ?
[21:03] <ZykoticK9> Ridpojken, why not try typing "metacity --replace" in a terminal and see if you boarders return?
[21:03] <calman_> Witepa: you might be able to try some stuff from a liveCD
[21:03] <jonaskoelker> Ridpojken: it should output a line that includes /usr/bin/compiz near the end (if you're running compiz)
[21:03] <ale_> hoila
[21:03] <kalcifur> not exactly on topic, (it is about my ubuntu server) anyone know of any good cases? 5-6+ 3.5inch hdd bays prefered, with locking front and no flashy exterior, just trying to find something solid.
[21:04] <jonaskoelker> QUESTION: what's debian_defaults?  I just uninstalled dontzap and got "INFO: using unknown version '/usr/bin/python3.0' (debian_defaults not up-to-date?)" <--- what does this mean?
[21:04] <kalcifur> been looking but there are alot of just flashy ones that are the large ones. kinda annoying.
[21:04] <Witepa> calman_: I tried that, but dkpg-reconfig only tried to reconfig to the live-cd, which is read only so it really didn't do anything... I tried to change the /etc/default/console-setup file and the /etc/X11/xorg.conf, but those didn't work. In fact, there wasn't even any mention of a greek layout in those files.
[21:04] <jonaskoelker> Ridpojken: does "metacity --replace" work?
[21:04] <Keiffer> How do you make cron to execute a command at login screen?
[21:05] <jonaskoelker> Keiffer: you don't
[21:05] <The> hello can someone help me
[21:05] <jonaskoelker> Keiffer: that's not what cron does
[21:05] <The> my menus are gone
[21:05] <te__> Any samba experts here?  I think I have samba installed ok, but not sure.  Can't seem to make it work though. Here is what I ahve instlled: http://pastebin.com/f3a8e6691
[21:05] <kalcifur> wouldnt that be the job of init.d? levels
[21:05] <smerz`away> webbb82: just type "mc" in console
[21:05] <te__> DO I have what I need?
[21:05] <jonaskoelker> The: the "Applications // Places // System" menus?
[21:05] <te__> Or..?
[21:05] <Guest54601> can someone help me please
[21:05] <jonaskoelker> Guest54601: I can try
[21:05] <smerz`away> !ask | Guest54601
[21:05] <Keiffer> jonaskoelker, i need my computer to run an alarm each morning without any user being logged in
[21:05] <Guest54601> my menus are gone
[21:06] <smerz`away> uh
[21:06] <Guest54601> for example in totem media player cant open the file and others
[21:06] <Guest54601> things
[21:06] <jonaskoelker> Keiffer: just put a cron job in at the desired time, then... ?
[21:06] <kalcifur> possibly have beep go off every morning as root maybe?
[21:06] <nerdy_kid> Guest5401 try restarting gnome-panel
[21:06] <Guest54601> how do I do that
[21:06] <jonaskoelker> Guest54601: menus have gone from all your applications?
[21:06] <Guest54601> no
[21:07] <kalcifur> install beep, add it to the cron job as root?
[21:07] <jonaskoelker> Guest54601: open a terminal, type 'pkill gnome-panel; gnome-panel'
[21:07] <te__> Samba conection error: tree connect failed: NT_STATUS_BAD_NETWORK_NAME
[21:07] <kalcifur> all you do for beep is sudo apt-get install beep
[21:07] <Guest54601> oke I can try that
[21:07] <soupie> I was getting 1h 44 mins from my battery under windows, but under ubuntu this has reduced to 1 hr.  Any suggestions please?
[21:07] <kalcifur> and then just beep and it makes a small beep using the system speakers
[21:07] <Keiffer> jonaskoelker, i tried with cron -e in my account but it works only when i am logged in
[21:07] <kalcifur> simple, but you can change the freq, reps, how long the tone lasts
[21:07] <kalcifur> just set it for like a minute or something.
[21:07] <jonaskoelker> Keiffer: what the f, cron only runs my jobs when I'm logged in??
[21:08] <Guest54601> no succes
[21:08] <Guest54601> the aplications are there
[21:08] <kalcifur> can you run cron jobs as root..? with no one logged in
[21:08] <Guest54601> but I it is more when I start gnome mplayer I can not select file
[21:08] <Guest54601> I don understand what´s wrong
[21:09] <Guest54601> I cannot any menus in the terminal
[21:09] <jonaskoelker> Guest54601: is the menu there?  Do the expected dialogs pop up?
[21:09] <jonaskoelker> Guest54601: in gnome mplayer, that is
[21:09] <Guest54601> I can still select the app´s
[21:09] <Ridpojken> jonaskoelker: OK, when i type in metacity --replace i get the borders back, but when i close the terminal they disapear again...
[21:09] <Guest54601> but not the menus in the apps
[21:09] <jonaskoelker> Guest54601: btw, I take gnome mplayer to mean `gmplayer', the gui for mplayer.  Is that right?
[21:09] <jonaskoelker> Ridpojken: ah.  Run 'metacity --replace &' instead
[21:09] <Guest54601> yes
[21:09] <ewp> Riddelll, use alt-f2
[21:10] <Guest54601> that is right
[21:10] <Guest54601> so when I open it
[21:10] <ewp> Ridpojken, use alt-f2
[21:10] <ewp> i keep doing that today :-\
[21:10] <jonaskoelker> Ridpojken: also, do 'ps -Fe | grep -i decor', does it output anything?
[21:10] <Guest54601> I can not open the file or other options
[21:10] <jonaskoelker> Guest54601: is this a problem with any other application?  Is the gnome panel there?
[21:11] <Guest54601> 4020  4002  0   834   876   0 22:10 pts/0    00:00:00 grep -i decor
[21:11] <Guest54601> yes I have it with most of my gnome apps
[21:11] <Guest54601> realy weird
[21:11] <Guest54601> for example
[21:12] <Guest54601> when I use gnome sound converter I cannot acces the menus
[21:12] <jonaskoelker> Guest54601: I know it ain't windows, but: tried rebooting? ;-)
[21:12] <Ridpojken> jonaskoelker: The thng is, that my terminal isn't working properly, if i did the "xterm" command it worked, but now i can't do that either...
[21:12] <Guest54601> for more then a couple of times
[21:12] <abhishek__> hey guys im trying to setup dual screen on my ubuntu system can someone help me please? i cannot figure it out
[21:12] <jonaskoelker> Guest54601: how do you mean "cannot access"---the menus aren't there, or nothing happens when you click on them, or... ?
[21:12] <judas> anyone ever experienced wrong keys being sent using vnc? when i press q it writes c, w becomes a period, e becomes a g... etc etc
[21:12] <jonaskoelker> Guest54601: what exactly, "mechanically" do you do, and what happens (and fails to happen) as a response
[21:13] <jonaskoelker> judas: it might be a keyboard layout thing.  Try setting everything involved to a vanilla "us" keyboard layout and see if it happens again
[21:13] <geirha> judas: Sounds like the keyboard setting is set to dvorak
[21:13] <jonaskoelker> judas: I have had weird things happen due to using dvorak
[21:14] <jonaskoelker> geirha: one-handed?  which hand?  doesn't sound like any two-handed version I know of
[21:14] <judas> awesome thanks a million guys! i'll try that and see what happens :)))
[21:14] <jonaskoelker> Ridpojken: what do you mean "[you] can't do that"?
[21:14] <jonaskoelker> judas: atta boy, taking instructions with a smile ;)
[21:15] <Aijse> I'm trying to get my apache server running but cannot get it remotely accesible. When I connect from local network with the IP the page shows, but when I use the URL provided by dyndns I cannot connect. ports seem to be fine. How do I get the URL to work?
[21:15] <gordonjcp> hi, I have a laptop with an SiS SI7012 which doesn't seem to capture any audio under jaunty - anyone got any useful suggestions?
[21:15] <Guest54601> I still have no luck with trying to get my menus back
[21:15] <Verve87> how do I pass arguments to the shell via /etc/passwd?
[21:15] <judas> jonaskoelker: dude, ive been struggeling with this for quite some time.. if it works i'm gunna dance around my backyard all night
[21:16] <jonaskoelker> Aijse: try grep -ir deny /etc/apache*
[21:16] <mrwes> judas, naked?
[21:16] <mrwes> heh
[21:16] <jonaskoelker> Aijse: might give hint, I'm not sure
[21:16] <jonaskoelker> judas: best of luck then :)
[21:16] <Aijse> jonaskoelker, ok lets give it a shot ... thnx
[21:16] <geirha> jonaskoelker: Don't know, I just know one of the dvorak layouts has comma and period around where w is on a qwerty layout
[21:16] <StarLegend> hi people
[21:16] <CaDaVeRiA> hi! =)
[21:16] <jonaskoelker> geirha: yeah, but w is comma, not period as $USER reported
[21:17] <judas> mrwes: hehe nah don't want all the girls come crawling all over me
[21:17] <jonaskoelker> geirha: and g -> e doesn't make any sense in either direction either
[21:17] <StarLegend> i have a trouble
[21:17] <PMantis> Hi guys. I'd like to use DKMS to compile a couple modules from tarball source. Are there instructions for this?
[21:17] <paragonc> hey how do i switch between virtual desktops?
[21:17] <paragonc> i have content on desktop 2 i cant get to
[21:17] <Witepa> I switched my keyboard layout to a Greek layout in Ubuntu, which all worked great, but now my keyboard layout is stuck on the Greek layout in gdm... so essentially I cannot login. I've tried to run dkpg-reconfigure console-setup from the recovery mode, but the keyboard layout is Greek there to (which does not use ascii mappings), so I cannot run anything. How do I change it back so I can login again?
[21:17] <jonaskoelker> PMantis: my inner cynic wants to say "not for Ubuntu since Ubuntu 'Just Works'"
[21:17] <PMantis> paragonc: Ctrl-Alt-Arrow  (left, right)
[21:17] <ewp> paragonc, ctrl+alt+(left/right)
[21:17] <jabagawee> anyone have an idea if the key server is down?
[21:17] <benc> when running apt-get update it fails to fetch some of the packages because of hash mismatch
[21:18] <gordonjcp> jonaskoelker: except when it doesn't (most of the time)
[21:18] <benc> what do I do in this case?
[21:18] <PMantis> jonaskoelker: Heh, sure... for modules not included in the repository?
[21:18] <paragonc> thanks
[21:18] <jonaskoelker> PMantis: honestly, I don't know
[21:18] <jonaskoelker> PMantis: google not helping?
[21:19] <Guest36890> can anyone help me troubleshoot scim-anthy support
[21:19] <jonaskoelker> gordonjcp: *sigh*... yes...
[21:19] <PMantis> jonaskoelker: Not so far... points me to the Dell manpage on it, which has no mention of Ubuntu...
[21:19] <Ridpojken> jonaskoelker: Nothing happens, at first i just got i big white box, i clicked that and typed xterm and i got a new functioning terminal, now i can see a white terminal, but i can't write in it...
[21:19] <Guest36890> I am using ltsp and not able to get ti to work
[21:19] <jonaskoelker> Ridpojken: try typing 'xterm' and hit enter.  Nothing happens?
[21:19] <Aijse> jonaskoelker, it might give me a hint indeed, the grep -ir deny /etc/apache* command gives me all kind of allow deny info, but not about the site I want to publish, wich is in the sites available directory. how do I fix this?
[21:19] <jonaskoelker> Ridpojken: it might be that your colors are set wrong so you just can't see your writing
[21:19] <gordonjcp> okay, well it appears no-one knows (or cares) about SiS onboard sound
[21:20] <Ridpojken> jonaskoelker: That's what i did...
[21:20] <jonaskoelker> Ridpojken: ah, ok
[21:20] <Ridpojken> jonaskoelker: It worked before, not now...
[21:20] <the_madman> Witepa: You could try chmodding into your install from the LiveCD...
[21:21] <jonaskoelker> Aijse: go through all of them and see if any look relevant?  Or have you already done this?
[21:21] <abhishek__> hey guys im trying to setup dual screen on my ubuntu system but im having some trouble editing the xorg file
[21:21] <abhishek__> root@abhishek-control:/etc/X11# kate xorg.conf
[21:21] <abhishek__> kate: cannot connect to X server
[21:21] <abhishek__> root@abhishek-control:/etc/X11#
[21:21] <abhishek__> can someone help?
[21:21] <jonaskoelker> Aijse: maybe grep for localhost or <IP_ADDRESS>?
[21:21] <FloodBot2> abhishek__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:21] <Aijse> jonaskoelker, I expect a relevant one to be there but it isnt
[21:21] <Aijse> grep localhost
[21:21] <jonaskoelker> Aijse: hmm...
[21:22] <Aijse> doh!
[21:22] <Witepa> the_madman: How would I use chmod to change the keyboard layout of the boot partition from the LiveCD?
[21:22] <jonaskoelker> Aijse: ta-da! ;-)
[21:22] <jonaskoelker> abhishek__: maybe run "kdesu kate xorg.conf" as your regular user?
[21:22] <jonaskoelker> Witepa: I don't think you'd use chmod for that...
[21:23] <jonaskoelker> Witepa: maybe you mean chroot?
[21:23] <abhishek__> jonaskoelker: command not found
[21:23] <the_madman> Eep, sorry, I meant chroot.
[21:23] <Guest36890> anybody familiar with SCIM ?
[21:23] <Ridpojken> jonaskoelker: And i can see at the bottom that somewhere there should be a terminal in my workspace, but i can't close it or see it...
[21:23] <abhishek__> jonaskoelker: im on gnome system
[21:23] <Ridpojken> jonaskoelker: Or change space...
[21:23] <jonaskoelker> abhishek__: gksudo kate xorg.conf, then?
[21:23] <the_madman> Witepa: Sorry, meant chroot.
[21:23] <ctmjr> abhishek__: try gksu gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[21:23] <jonaskoelker> Ridpojken: try restarting X
[21:23] <gordonjcp> I have a laptop with an SiS SI7012 which doesn't seem to capture any audio under jaunty - anyone got any useful suggestions?
[21:24] <the_madman> Witepa: Mount your / to something like /media/sda1 or some-such.
[21:24] <the_madman> Witepa: then use `sudo chroot /media/sda1`.
[21:24] <Witepa> the_madman: Oh, I was kind of confused for a minute... this way I could just use dkpg-reconfigure right?
[21:24] <gordonjcp> do I need to be voiced or something in here?  Can anyone see my posts?
[21:24] <Witepa> yeah
[21:24] <Ridpojken> jonaskoelker: And how do i do that?
[21:24] <jonaskoelker> gordonjcp: I can see you
[21:24] <sumo_su> in emerald theme manager i get the message "Couldn't Write Theme" when trying to save a modified theme. is this the right place to ask for help?
[21:24] <abhishek__> ctmjr: same deal mate now it says Gtk-Warning ** : cannot open display
[21:24] <jonaskoelker> Ridpojken: ctrl-alt-backspace
[21:24] <jonaskoelker> Ridpojken: or System->logout
[21:25] <the_madman> Witepa: Hopefully, that'll let you run commands on your root with the standard keyboard layout.
[21:25] <gordonjcp> jonaskoelker: oh okay
[21:25] <jonaskoelker> Ridpojken: or rather System -> "Log Out Ridpojken"
[21:25] <SE> gordonjcp can you hear sounds being played?
[21:25] <gordonjcp> SE: yes
[21:25] <ewp> sumo_su, join #compiz
[21:25] <jonaskoelker> Ridpojken: btw, is 'Ridpojken' dutch in any way?
[21:25] <ctmjr> abhishek__: how about nano /sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[21:25] <mrwes> Nederlander
[21:25] <mrwes> heh
[21:25] <gordonjcp> SE: plays sounds, does not capture
[21:26] <sumo_su> ewp: i'll try my luck there. tx
[21:26] <jonaskoelker> (just curious about how well I can identify languages)
[21:26] <abhishek__> ctmjr: it just opened up a "new file" not the existing
[21:26] <SE> gordonjcp and I assumed you checked if it muted and the sort and plugs
[21:26] <Witepa> the_madman: alright, I'm giving it a try... although there may be some issues with permissions (yes, I am in root)
[21:26] <jonaskoelker> abhishek__: when you run "sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf"?
[21:26] <SE> gordonjcp aka, did it ever work?
[21:26] <gordonjcp> SE: well I can hear the input through the mixer - ie monitoring through the "play" mixer settings
[21:26] <abhishek__> jonaskoelker: ok it worked now but i never edited in nano before
[21:27] <ScottNYC> when a website does a scheduled maintince what kinds of things are they usually doing?
[21:27] <gordonjcp> SE: I have no idea if it ever worked, but sound is at least getting down the line in and out the speakers
[21:27] <Ridpojken> jonaskoelker: No, it's Swedish =). If i should translate it to english it would be Riding Boy. My friend gave me that name since I'm in to horseridning =)
[21:27] <the_madman> Witepa: I'm more worried that it'll go into the greek keyboard layout when you chroot again.
[21:27] <nemanja> hello
[21:27] <judas> jonaskoelker: i looked in the keyboard preferences in gnome. I can't see Dvorak anywhere. Tried on both the client and the server. am I looking the wrong place?
[21:27] <nemanja> I have problem for ubuntu 9.10 afa 6
[21:27] <seanshoots> QWERTY
[21:27] <SE> gordonjcp what program are you using to capture?
[21:28] <gordonjcp> SE: various programs - multimon, soundmodem and I tried audacity but that has its own weirdness
[21:28] <abhishek__> hey guys i just edited something in nano how to i save it?
[21:28] <Witepa> the_madman: Do I use the dkpg-reconfigure on the new root or use the one from the Live CD? I got a ton of postinst Permission denied's and I'm afraid that nothing wrote... after I chroot'd though it did not go into the greek keyboard.
[21:28] <gordonjcp> abhishek__: <CTRL-X>
[21:29] <ewp> abhishek__, ctrl-x
[21:29] <ewp> abhishek__, then press y and enter
[21:29] <abhishek__> thanks guys
[21:29] <Ridpojken> jonaskoelker: =)
[21:29] <abhishek__> ok edited the xorg
[21:29] <abhishek__> lets see if this will work
[21:29] <the_madman> Witepa: Use dpkg-reconfigure in the chrooted environment.
[21:29] <ctpwwner> I have written a linked list library file, and also a listtest file i am trying to run the test file, which includes a header to the library file, do i invoke gcc on the test file to produce an executable?
[21:29] <SE> gordonjcp  try to see if the gnome recorder  works
[21:29] <abhishek__> http://pastie.org/623854
[21:29] <abhishek__> thats what i edited it to
[21:29] <the_madman> Witepa: Otherwise, you'll just run dpkg-reconfigure on the LiveCD all over again.
[21:30] <jonaskoelker> judas: try running 'setxkbmap us' on both sides
[21:30] <jonaskoelker> judas: btw, what's your preferred keyboard layout?
[21:30] <Witepa> the_madman: Yeah, that's what I did. What do you think the permission denied's are about though?
[21:30] <jonaskoelker> Ridpojken: ah... Rid = ride, right?  Then pojken = boy?
[21:30] <the_madman> Witepa: Not sure. Can you paste them somewhere?
[21:30] <McShane> #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:30] <McShane> gah
[21:31] <jonaskoelker> /join #ubuntu-offtopic?
[21:31] <judas> jonaskoelker: my prefered keyb layout is DA... but US is ok also
[21:31] <Ridpojken> jonaskoelker: That's right ;) You want to go and learn some Swedish?
[21:31] <the_madman> Witepa: Probably because it might be trying to get stuff from /dev.
[21:31] <gordonjcp> SE: seems to capture
[21:31] <jonaskoelker> Ridpojken: not right now, I should really work on my quantum informatics homework :)
[21:31] <the_madman> Witepa: Which would make sense, 'cause /dev doesn't contain anything in the chrooted environment - it's all in /dev on the LiveCD.
[21:31] <jonaskoelker> judas: hey, you're danish?  Me too :)
[21:31] <Witepa> the_madman: yeah, alright... give me a second though, the computer at hand isn't connected. Yeah, it is all trying to create /dev/null being denied
[21:31] <SE> gordonjcp so it works, but not for other programs?
[21:32] <judas> jonaskoelker: yeey :))
[21:32] <gordonjcp> SE: yes
[21:32] <jonaskoelker> judas: halløjsa der :)
[21:32] <gordonjcp> SE: whatever gnome recorder uses works, but nothing else
[21:32] <Witepa> the_madman: ah, alright. That would explain it... would it affect anything?
[21:32] <judas> jonaskoelker: hope your not one of my neighbors so u will see my dancing in the back yard once i made this work.. lol
[21:32] <the_madman> Witepa: Yeah, that's not a problem then. If you're still concerned, `exit` from the chrooted environment then run, `mount --bind /dev /media/sda1/dev` and chroot back in.
[21:32] <judas> jonaskoelker: halløjsa :)
[21:32] <jonaskoelker> judas: does the 'setxkbmap us' change anything?
[21:32] <Ridpojken> jonaskoelker: Ahh, du är dansk? Då så, då förstår du lite utav min fina svenska, du och judas förstås ;) (That was a nice greeting in swedish.)
[21:32] <Witepa> alright
[21:32] <jonaskoelker> judas: probably not, unless you live in Århus
[21:33] <SE> gordonjcp  I would check the other programs, and see if they are using the right /dev/ device
[21:33] <LenyDee> Do  somebody knows the program to find or aiming cellural phones ?
[21:33] <jonaskoelker> Ridpojken: javist :)
[21:33] <gordonjcp> SE: yes, funny you should say
[21:33] <gordonjcp> SE: I tried that, it was one of the first things I checked
[21:33] <jonaskoelker> judas: and particularly in $ZIP_CODE
[21:33] <SE> LenyDee  you can sms from gaim, and the sort
[21:34] <judas> jonaskoelker: now it changed the keyb layout to us.. but i can't do that on the server since it processes the keys wrong
[21:34] <jonaskoelker> judas: try all keys until you learn which are which :)
[21:34] <basso> Hmmm
[21:34] <jonaskoelker> judas: yeah it's boring, but it works
[21:34] <judas> jonaskoelker:  hahaha
[21:34] <basso> How do i get sound on my brand new macbook pro?
[21:34] <SE> gordonjcp hmm, no preferences or not sure what to se it to?
[21:34] <IRC-Monitor-379> http://www.eurobarre.com/?p=813897169837
[21:35] <IRC-Monitor-379> http://www.eurobarre.com/?p=813897169837
[21:35] <dergringo> Hi. How do I extract one single page from a big pdf file?
[21:35] <judas> jonaskoelker: aight i will try that... gunna take a while tho.. lol
[21:35] <gabriel_> Hi
[21:35] <clank> basso: go to mac store and walk up to the genius bar
[21:35] <the_madman> dergringo: You can print the page you want to a separate PDF, if that's what you're looking for.
[21:35] <SE> basso  what operating system?
[21:35] <gabriel_> I want to know how to protect myself from someone trying to enter my wifi network
[21:35] <IRC-Monitor-363> http://www.eurobarre.com/?p=813897169837
[21:35] <gordonjcp> SE: I have no idea what gnome-recorder is using
[21:36] <jonaskoelker> gabriel_: make it use enterprise wpa2 encryption, with all the signatures and certificates and all the hoops to jump through
[21:36] <Witepa> the_madman: Okay, I binded /dev to the media and everything, and it got rid of the error messages. Now I got a lot of WARNING: Undefined kernel key code for ###, and an invoke-rc.d: initscript console-setup, action "start" failed.
[21:36] <poet> is the web interface to the ubuntu keyserver down for anyone else?
[21:36] <gabriel_> how can that be done? im new at this
[21:36] <dergringo> the_madman, hehe yes of course. that was too easy ;) Thanks!
[21:36] <IRC-Monitor-363> http://www.eurobarre.com/?p=813897169837
[21:36] <IRC-Monitor-363> http://www.eurobarre.com/?p=813897169837
[21:37] <IRC-Monitor-363> http://www.eurobarre.com/?p=813897169837
[21:37] <IRC-Monitor-363> http://www.eurobarre.com/?p=813897169837
[21:37] <n8tuser> gabriel_-> umm you tried to look for tutorials on those at all?
[21:37] <lstarnes> !ops | IRC-Monitor-363
[21:37] <mrwes> er
[21:37] <the_madman> Witepa: That looks like it's trying to start up the boot sequence (init) which it can't do since init/init processes are already running.
[21:37] <jonaskoelker> gabriel_: not sure, it depends on your router and the software it runs.  Try asking in your router's support channel about the router-side issues
[21:37] <mrwes> kab00m
[21:37] <the_madman> Witepa: But you shouldn't worry too much about that, I think.
[21:37] <jonaskoelker> gabriel_: if you run network-manager, the ubuntu side of things should handle everything so that it "Just Works"
[21:37] <gabriel_> I have a motorola sbg900
[21:37] <migg137> what is a good animation program for ubuntu, that is simple to use? I tried blender but doesnt work right on my pc. Thanks
[21:37] <porkpie> kab00m
[21:38] <mrwes> gabriel_, are you forwarding any ports from your router?
[21:38] <Witepa> the_madman: Alright, I'll give it a reboot and see what happens. Thank you so much!
[21:38] <jonaskoelker> gabriel_: but I don't trust network-manager to do anything right...
[21:38] <the_madman> Witepa: :)
[21:38] <JoeSomebody> anyone, at the end of my fisrt install ubuntu said to remove the disk and press enter, it woudl not let me, i had to hit reset, and now there is no ubuntu , just windows
[21:38] <the_madman> dergringo: Cool, glad to know I helped :)
[21:38] <mrwes> !Shields Up
[21:38] <poet> is the web interface to the ubuntu keyserver down for anyone else?
[21:38] <mrwes> er
[21:38] <gabriel_> My ubuntu install is default
[21:38] <SE> gordonjcp  I am not sure what it would be assigned to,  but you can do an lsof while sound-recorder is running and see if you can determine it
[21:38] <gordonjcp> SE: I think that gnome-recorder is using pulseaudio :-/
[21:38] <innomen> anyone know how i can make scite find replace the "LF" character with something else?
[21:38] <jonaskoelker> gabriel_: then you run network-manager
[21:39] <JoeSomebody> is this fixable?
[21:39] <ctpwwner> I have written a linked list library file, and also a listtest file i am trying to run the test file, which includes a header to the library file, do i invoke gcc on the test file to produce an executable?
[21:39] <jonaskoelker> JoeSomebody: you can probably install ubuntu again.  I think you either chose the wrong options for installing grub, or windows is really really evil
[21:39] <poet> nevermind
[21:39] <jonaskoelker> poet: got a link?
[21:39] <mgv1> hi, what is the minimum amount of GB's to install ubuntu?
[21:40] <jonaskoelker> JoeSomebody: I'm not sure if that's the smartest/easiest way to go about things, but it might work
[21:40] <SE> mgv1 depends on what you want to do with it
[21:40] <Witepa> the_madman: It's still greek at gdm... I'll try a couple more dpkg-reconfigures
[21:40] <poet> jonaskoelker: its here http://keyserver.ubuntu.com:11371/ but it appears to be up, just a bit flaky atm
[21:40] <jonaskoelker> Witepa: it's probably a 'console-<something>' you want to hit
 just simple altarnate cd installation
[21:40] <jonaskoelker> Witepa: console-setup, maybe?
[21:40] <gabriel_> Is WPA enough protection from intruders? what else should I do?
[21:40] <jonaskoelker> poet: it's up for me
[21:40] <the_madman> Witepa: You'll probably have to reconfigure gdm and console-setup.
[21:40] <JoeSomebody> i didnt know, so somone helped me, and beats me abut grub, i partitioned as they recommeded
[21:40] <jonaskoelker> gabriel_: I'd recommend wpa2
[21:40] <lstarnes> gabriel_: wpa2 is better than wpa1
[21:41] <poet> jonaskoelker: ok, thanks
[21:41] <Witepa> jonaskoelker: I did console-setup.
[21:41] <lstarnes> gabriel_: using MAC filtering might also be a good idea
[21:41] <jonaskoelker> gabriel_: wpa1 is (sorta'?) broken, I think
[21:41] <the_madman> gabriel_: Generally speaking, it should be enough for casual filters.
[21:41] <the_madman> gabriel_: filters? Users*
[21:41] <gabriel_> how can I do that?
[21:41] <jonaskoelker> gabriel_: that's again something specific to your router software
 ive tried with 8 gb but it didn't allowed it - that because ive some acronics backups on windows which i need to burn and discard but the files wan't very easy to restore because of errors
[21:41] <the_madman> gabriel_: That requires configuration of your router or firewall.
[21:42] <JoeSomebody> i made a \ a swap and a home and instaled, did i miss a step?
[21:42] <SE> mgv1 for a desktop install, you could probably fit in a couple of gigs with some room to spare,  if you want a console server, I have done it in a gig, but it really depends on what you want to do with it
[21:42] <gabriel_> ok, I should call my ISP then
[21:42] <the_madman> gabriel_: Generally speaking, not usually necessary but you can go ahead and use it if you want.
[21:42] <jonaskoelker> gabriel_: call your ISP for what?
[21:42] <LenyDee> I been in denmark, nice coutry
[21:42] <jonaskoelker> gabriel_: you're renting a router from them ... ?
 ok thank you
[21:43] <gabriel_> for the configuration of my router
[21:43] <Witepa> the_madman: Will I have to reconfigure xorg.conf or anything?
[21:43] <jonaskoelker> LenyDee: indeed it is :) :) :)
[21:43] <gabriel_>  I dont know how to do that
[21:43] <gabriel_> yeah, the router is rented
[21:43] <the_madman> Witepa: Don't think so, since all that's usually stored in there is driver information...
[21:43] <LenyDee> i've been living there nadworking
[21:43] <gabriel_> It is a motorola sbg900
[21:43] <mgv1> can anyone tell me where are the instructions for begginer of how to use aircrack? i dont even know how to open it
[21:43] <jonaskoelker> Witepa: what does /etc/default/console-setup say about keyboard?  xorg.conf?
[21:44] <LenyDee> write in gogole how to use  aircrack-ng
[21:44] <the_madman> Witepa: You might want to open xorg.conf in less anyway, just to see.
[21:44] <LenyDee> there will be written how to use this program
[21:44] <benc> what do I do when getting: Failed to fetch Hash Sum mismatch ?
[21:45] <mgv1> is that the main ubuntu chat?
[21:45] <harisund> Does anyone know how to kill gnome-panel in Ubuntu 9.04? killall gnome-panel only restarts gnome-panel?
[21:45] <Witepa> jonaskoelker, the_madman: /etc/default/console-setup and xorg.conf both refer to US keyboard layouts... in fact I actually can't find anywhere that references a greek keyboard.
[21:46] <jonaskoelker> Witepa: cd /etc; grep -ir '[^a-zA-Z]gr(eek|[^a-zA-Z])' *
[21:46] <the_madman> Witepa: try reconfigure Hal as well. Hal's configurations tend to have keyboard layout information as well.
[21:46] <Witepa> the_madman, jonaskoelker: I'll try dpkg-reconfigure gdm and Hal then.
[21:46] <the_madman> The package is just called, 'hal', so that's easy enough.
[21:46] <jonaskoelker> Witepa: change my command to egrep
[21:47] <jonaskoelker> Witepa: and the regexp to '(^|[^a-zA-Z])gr(eek|[^a-zA-Z]|$)'
[21:47] <the_madman> In fact, I'm quite certain it'll be hal's doing...
[21:47] <benc> how do I remove the known packages and hashes on my system?
[21:47] <jonaskoelker> the_madman: you may be right---Hal the source of all that is wrong in the world ;-)
[21:48] <tim__b> Coolprice == spam bot !
[21:48] <the_madman> jonaskoelker: I wouldn't go that far... :P
[21:48] <jonaskoelker> the_madman: I would :P
[21:48] <the_madman> jonaskoelker: If it means I get pretty icons of my devices whenever I plug them in, I'm not going to complain about Hal :P
[21:48] <judas> jonaskoelker: finally figured out the keys to run it on the server... however it returned this error: XKB extension not present on :1.0
[21:48] <StevenMyers> Hey CoolPrice, don't spam me again
[21:49] <Teckniel> hello
[21:49] <jonaskoelker> judas: ugh
[21:49] <Teckniel> can anyone help me with setting up a mail server?
[21:49] <jonaskoelker> judas: well, just learn how to type on the server as if it was a new keyboard layout :P
[21:49] <tim__b> StevenMyers he/she is spaming me too
[21:49] <jonaskoelker> !ops CoolPrice
[21:49] <Teckniel> anyone?
[21:49] <StevenMyers> leeches need to be washed. Any Ops willing to do so?
[21:49] <jonaskoelker> !ops | CoolPrice
[21:49] <jonaskoelker> CoolPrice is spamming people
[21:49] <Teckniel> anyone interested in helping me?
[21:49] <judas> jonaskoelker: hehe... i'm sure there must be a simple solution... but thanks a million for your time and help bro
[21:50] <jonaskoelker> judas: sure
[21:50] <jonaskoelker> judas: anything to procrastinate around doing my homework ;-)
[21:50] <Muelli> !ask | Teckniel
[21:50] <judas> jonaskoelker: lol
[21:50] <Myrtti> could someone who has been spammed by coolprice join #ubuntu-ops and tell exactly what happened?
[21:50] <Myrtti> thank you
[21:50] <the_madman> Erm...
[21:51] <Witepa> the_madman: for dpkg-reconfigure hal, I got an error: invoke-rc.d: initscript hal, action "stop failed.
[21:51] <the_madman> Sorry, closed that channel as soon as it opened >.<'
[21:51] <gabriel_> whats the question, Teckniel?
[21:51] <Teckniel> Ok  this is my question: i'm trying to setup a email server for 2 days without succes
[21:51] <the_madman> Witepa: Ah, that could be a problem. It's trying to stop hal running while re-configuring it, but obviously can't because
[21:51] <harisund> How do I kill gnome-panel?
[21:51] <Teckniel> to i'm willing to pay somone to set it up for me :)
[21:52] <Teckniel> anyone interested?
[21:52] <Myrtti> tim__b, got a minute?
[21:52] <the_madman> Witepa: because Hal is running in an init instance outside the chrooted environment's init.
[21:52] <Teckniel> Myrtti your interested?
[21:52] <tim__b> sure, Myrtti, but i closed the query window already
[21:52] <Myrtti> tim__b: oh ok
[21:52] <Muelli> harisund: pkill gnome-panel..?
[21:53] <Myrtti> tim__b: nvm then, jonaskoelker is helping out already
[21:53] <harisund> Muelli, that, killall gnome-panel, kill -9 <gnome-panel pid> everything only "restarts" the gnome-panel, not actually kill
[21:53] <Witepa> the_madman: Yeah, I figured it was something like that... do you know how I could reconfigure it without using dpkg?
[21:53] <tim__b> ok :) could have reconstructed that message, wasnt that hard, but if jonaskoelker has still the 1:1 info :)
[21:53] <Muelli> Teckniel: hm. What are your requirements?
[21:53] <Teckniel> i have  2 domains
[21:54] <Muelli> harisund: hm. Can't you "delete" a panel you don't like? i.e. right click it and delete.
[21:54] <Teckniel> that need to be able to send and recieve emails with iRedMail
[21:55] <harisund> Muelli, So there's no way to "stop" the program other than delete the panels? I want to keep the panels, just not run the gnome-panel all the time.  Deleting it implies I will have to add it all over again when I need it back
[21:55] <jonaskoelker> harisund: it's probably because the gnome session has "gnome-panel" as a program that should be restarted
[21:55] <Muelli> hm. you're right harisund. I don't really know :-| There might be no other solution.
[21:55] <harisund> jonaskoelker, on earlier Ubuntus there used to be a gnome-session-remove command
[21:56] <harisund> Muelli, yeah I don't know whether Gnome is becoming more like Apple or Ubuntu is
[21:56] <mfiggy> hi
[21:56] <mfiggy> i need help
[21:56] <jonaskoelker> harisund: try gnome-session-properties
[21:56] <harisund> All right let me give that a shot thanks
[21:56] <jonaskoelker> harisund: both---in a very evil pact ;-)
[21:57] <the_madman> Prefer KDE, myself, but oh well.
[21:57] <jonaskoelker> harisund: there's always gentoo if Ubuntu is becoming too... erm... "fruity" ;-)
[21:58] <Witepa> the_madman, jonaskoelker: I did cause this problem by adding a keyboard layout in Ubuntu's graphical keyboard layout changer... do you know what files that affects?
[21:58] <harisund> jonaskoelker, haha I prefer Ubuntu man, I just don't like it if I am prevented from customizing that's all
[21:58] <jonaskoelker> harisund: :)
[21:58] <the_madman> Witepa: Don't know, but I know another way to fix it if it's hal.
[21:59] <Witepa> the_madman: Alright, shoot.
[21:59] <Roasted> Why is dual screen weird with ubuntu? When I launch a linux game thats full screen, only half of it shows up on my 2nd monitor. How can I get it to show up 100% on my main monitor?
[21:59] <the_madman> Witepa: Erm, oops. Sorry. I keep forgetting Ubuntu doesn't do things like Gentoo.
[22:00] <the_madman> Witepa: might want to check /etc/hal/fdi/policy and /etc/hal/fdi/preprobe for a, "keyboard" entry.
[22:00] <Witepa> the_madman: Oh, it's alright... I keep forgetting Linux doesn't do things like FreeBSD haha.
[22:00] <jonaskoelker> Roasted: because Ubuntu knows what is right for you, even when you disagree, and it has decided that you want your picture spread over both screens
[22:00] <the_madman> jonaskoelker: Haha!
[22:00] <jonaskoelker> Roasted: try sacrificing your strongest ox on a great bonfire and see if it appeases the god in the box
[22:00] <jonaskoelker> Roasted: sorry :)
[22:01] <jonaskoelker> Roasted: (I'm making fun of Ubuntu, not you, just to be 110% clear)
[22:01] <ZykoticK9> Roasted, you need to tweak your xorg.conf file a bit in Screen section -- Option "metamodes" "CRT-0: nvidia-auto-select +0+0, CRT-1: 1280x1024 +1280+0; CRT-0: nvidia-auto-select +0+0, CRT-1: NULL" - gives when a game asks for 1280x1024 one monitor will shutoff
[22:01] <Roasted> jonas, I don't mean to be a complete ass, but despite you trying to be funny, did you actually, for whatever reason, think you were? Why are you here?
[22:02] <Roasted> zykotick9 - is this something I can do in the nvidia control panel?
[22:02] <ZykoticK9> Roasted, I don't think so???  it's the "NULL" part that is important
[22:04] <Hans_Henrik> i need PHP/apache/mysql, are the newest (or nearly newest) releases of all those in the default repo's of ubuntu?
[22:04] <erUSUL> 1lamp | Hans_Henrik
[22:04] <erUSUL> !lamp | Hans_Henrik
[22:04] <Witepa> jonaskoelker: I thought it was funny :)
[22:04] <Roasted> zykotick9 - This is that line in xorg.     Option         "metamodes" "CRT: 1440x900 +0+0, DFP: nvidia-auto-select +1440+0" Where do I add NULL at again??
[22:04] <Hans_Henrik> but i dont want to waste an other cd :p
[22:04] <the_madman> Hans_Henrik: I like to think so... I've got "Apache/2.2.11 (Ubuntu) PHP/5.2.6-3ubuntu4."
[22:05] <jonaskoelker> Roasted: to ask questions, to answer questions, and in part to crack jokes
[22:05] <Roasted> jonas - shut up, thanks
[22:05] <harisund> whoa Roasted that's nice language
[22:05] <jonaskoelker> Roasted: no thanks.  Sorry I offended you
[22:05] <Roasted> haris - get over it, thanks
[22:05] <harisund> Roasted, you are welcome
[22:05] <Roasted> <3
[22:06] <jonaskoelker> Roasted: I really mean it---I'm sorry that I offended you.    I'll quit cracking jokes based on what you say, though.   I can't seem to access my Lamp locally without a internet connection with firefox. It says "Firefox is currently in offline mode and can't browse the Web". Any clues?
[22:06] <Mert> anyone knows Port Forwarding on ubuntu?
[22:06] <Roasted> No.
[22:06] <Tomasso> when i use my headset the computers speakers dont mute, if I try to mute it using the mixer, also the headsets mute.. this is very anoying, anyone had this problem before?
[22:06] <ZykoticK9> Roasted, give me one moment
[22:06] <Hans_Henrik> using an ubuntu setup as a router..?
[22:06] <Roasted> zykotick9 - thanks bro
[22:06] <jonaskoelker> Roasted: ok
[22:07] <mgv1> can anyone tell me where are the instructions for begginer of how to use aircrack? i dont even know how to open it
[22:07] <Witepa> the_madman: there is no keyboard entry in either of those directories or in the files within :(. Thanks for your help though... I have to go eat some dinner, I'll be back in ~30 minutes.
[22:07] <ewp> try the aircrack-ng website
[22:08] <iceroot> mgv1: at the manual (website)
[22:08] <ewp> mgv1, www.aircrack-ng.org
[22:08] <the_madman> Witepa: Then no, don't know what could be it... sorry.
[22:08] <ZykoticK9> Roasted, http://paste.ubuntu.com/274892/ should get you started - you might need to swap the CRT/DFP Null value depending on which monitor you want off.
[22:08] <Witepa> the_madman: Thanks anyway... this problem is far too complicated for what it should be.
[22:09] <ewp> mgv1, the aircrack suite is a set of tools used in a command-line
which manual?
[22:09] <the_madman> Witepa: Yeah, looks like Ubuntu still needs better international support...
[22:10] <Roasted> zykotick9 - the monitor with the resolution 1440x900 (as seen in the pastebin you gave me) is the one I want to shut off. If thats he case, do I paste this? Or do I need to add this to my other monitor instead?
[22:10] <Hans_Henrik> oh, i thought LAMP was like a distro in itself! xD  (cus of "Linux" part of it)   but its just like sudo tasksel install lamp-server  ?
[22:10] <rocknblogger> I have a Windows 7 set up in Raid 0, I want to install Ubuntu but don't care if it's in Raid, can I install it to a 3rd drive without loss of any Windows files and still be able to dual boot both?
[22:11] <ewp> mgv1, well after making sure your wifi card is setup properly check this page out http://www.aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=simple_wep_crack
[22:11] <StevenMyers> Hans_Henrik: No it's a self handled front end webserver
[22:11] <ctmjr> mgv1: why do you need to learn how to use aircrack?
[22:11] <ewp> ctmjr, to use his neighbors internet
[22:11] <ewp> my guess
[22:11] <usser> rocknblogger, yes that should be possible
 thank you
[22:12] <ZykoticK9> Roasted make a backup of you current xorg.conf then i'd try test to see, I'm not sure, sorry.
 i want to have accsess to the internet sometimes
[22:12] <Roasted> zykotick9 - good call. Doing that now and trying it. Thanks for your help bro!
[22:12] <usser> rocknblogger, you can remove your raided drives and plug in that 3rd one and install ubuntu as if theres only drive in the system, then plug windows drives back in and use bios to choose which hdd to boot
[22:12] <dejuren> mneptok: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfPnDKrTAkQ
[22:12] <ctmjr> ewp: kinda what i figured too
[22:13] <rocknblogger> ussr good suggestion
[22:13] <erUSUL> Hans_Henrik: yes just use tasksel or synaptic
[22:13] <usser> rocknblogger, yea its a little awkward solution but it works, otherwise to boot windows you'd have to install grub to the windows hdd and i dont know how your raid is going to like it
[22:14] <rocknblogger> ussr yeah that's what I'm afraid of
[22:14] <rocknblogger> ussr I think that your suggestion though I bit awkward is the safest route to go
[22:15] <rocknblogger> ussr thanks I'm surprised I didn't think of that, some things are so simple :)
[22:15] <saji> !floodbot
[22:16] <Misantropo> du is running and using half of my processor, i didn't run it, i killed it but it starts again and again
[22:17] <jonaskoelker> QUESTION: is there a command line that zaps the x server the same way ctrl-alt-backspace does?
[22:17] <Hans_Henrik> btw funny thing, in Ubuntu i got no problem what-so-ever getting ~500 KB/ps download speed, but in WinXP on the same machine, i need to use a so-called "download accelerator"/up to 3-4 simultaneous connections to get the same speed.. explanation?
[22:17] <trism> jonaskoelker: you could always do sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart, assuming you're using gdm
[22:17] <ctmjr> jonaskoelker: what trism said
[22:18] <jonaskoelker> I'd prefer want something I can run as non-root
[22:18] <Misantropo> now i know, i installed recently gloobus
[22:18] <Hans_Henrik> (could be coincidence with server just allways being more busy when im on xp tho.. xD)
[22:18] <bruenig> jonaskoelker: killall X
[22:18] <roffe> ok, add/remove is there, but where's the software store?
[22:18] <jonaskoelker> what I want, specifically, is to zap the x server when I hit ctrl-alt-backspace, but only on opposing sides of the keyboard.  To do that, I want to employ xbindkeys
[22:18] <bruenig> jonaskoelker: killall X
[22:18] <jonaskoelker> bruenig: X: no process killed
[22:18] <trism> jonaskoelker: well ctrl-alt-backspace is disabled in jaunty by default
[22:19] <bruenig> jonaskoelker: maybe it is called xserver or xorg
[22:19] <jonaskoelker> bruenig: no, the proble is that it's run as root
[22:19] <bruenig> jonaskoelker: it shouldn't be
[22:19] <jonaskoelker> bruenig: how do I make it not be
[22:19] <bruenig> I don't run my xserver as root
[22:19] <bruenig> but I don't know what ubuntu does
[22:19] <trism> bruenig: gdm will start it as root
[22:19] <bruenig> weak
[22:20] <bruenig> someone should fix that
[22:20] <trism> if you run startx instead it'll start as your user
[22:20] <usser> trism, gdm is started as root, but xserver runs as whatever user that gdm logged in
[22:20] <trism> usser: that's not true, my X is root right now
[22:20] <usser> trism, otherwise you wouldnt be able to do ctrl+alt+backspace at all if it was running as root
[22:20] <usser> trism, hm
[22:20] <jonaskoelker> usser: my X is root also
[22:20] <jonaskoelker> usser: why wouldn't you be able to do that?
[22:21]  * usser hm i guess im wrong then
[22:21] <jonaskoelker> usser: the X server sees the keys, shuts down... how would it know which user pressed the keys?
[22:21] <judas> jonaskoelker: u don't like alt + print scr + k?
[22:21] <jonaskoelker> judas: what does that do again?
[22:21] <usser> jonaskoelker, nvm my bad. you're right
[22:21] <jonaskoelker> judas: kill all on $TTY?
[22:22] <judas> jonaskoelker: same as ctrl alt backspace did
[22:22] <Jordan_U> bruenig: Unless you are not using DRM, or are on the bleeding edge, you are running X as root: http://airlied.livejournal.com/59521.html
[22:22] <bruenig> jonaskoelker: then you will need to use a sudo NOPASSWD rule in suoders to do it
[22:22] <RDove> how many USB extenders can you use before you start to lose a signal to the device?
[22:22] <bruenig> bleeding edge ofc
[22:22] <usser> but thats just stupid though, running X as root. whats the point in gdm not allowing root logins then?
[22:23] <jonaskoelker> judas: that might just work :)
[22:23] <jonaskoelker> bruenig: I'm going with judas' solution (sysrq k)
[22:23] <jonaskoelker> judas: thanks :)
[22:24] <Beg> Whats the hotkey for changing Workspaces?
[22:24] <SE> RDove  I think USB spec has 100FT max, but I am not sure if that is just a spec, or actual protocol limitation
[22:24] <judas> jonaskoelker: nps bro... u can change it back to ctrl alt backspace tho if u want
[22:24] <indicava> can anyone assist with a tricky networking setup?
[22:24] <jonaskoelker> Beg: ctrl-alt-<arrow>
[22:24] <Beg> ah thanks :)
[22:24] <jonaskoelker> Beg: or try gnome-keybinding-properties
[22:24] <Beg> it worked thanks
[22:25] <RDove> SE: oh ok thanks
[22:25] <jonaskoelker> Beg: you're welcome :)
[22:27] <indicava> I have two computers hooked up to the same router, the router is connected to the internet, I want computer A to access the internet through the router but Computer B to use computer A as its GW to the internet, possible?
[22:28] <StevenMyers> Hey guys, let me know what you think about my desktop: http://www.screenlets.org/index.php/Image:UbuntuJauntyGrey.jpg
[22:28] <ActionParsnip> indicava: you could install squid on computer A then set it as the web proxy for B
[22:30] <idyle> I need help! I changed all my source.list sources to karmic and did a full-upgrade, and now my plasma crashes out -- but lucky my alt+f2 still works and I can launch apps that way. What should I do?!?!
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> !karmic | idyle
[22:30] <indicava> AP: I want to use computer as A as invisible proxym without setting anything on computer B. I already have computer B using using A as a DHCP server and I set B's def. GW to A's IP address. what do i need to define next?
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> idyle: you also upgraded the wrong way
 the instructions for airocrack looks hard to understand for me
[22:30] <JoeSomebody> what is the command in terminal to see my hard drives?
[22:30] <jrib> idyle: yeah, that's not even the correct upgrade procedure...
[22:31] <idyle> ActionParsnip: yeah I know I did! do-release-upgrade -d and all that wasn't working -- it said I was fully up to date, but I was only on jaunty!!
[22:31] <mano> when i leave my ubuntu idle overnight, i wake up and my mouse pointer is no longer there. i'm on 9.04,  i can see it highlighting stuff yet no pointer. i have to restart to get it back
[22:31] <ActionParsnip> indicava: then you'll need to setup computer A as a router and have another NIC in computer A, this will make your hardware router obsolete
[22:31] <mano> dunno what it could be
[22:31] <StevenMyers> idyle usually best to upgrade through update-manager -d ;-)
[22:31] <lfaraone> If I install python-moinmoin, where is the MoinMoin source directory located?
[22:31] <idyle> Yeah I know it's not the right procedure but what should I do?!
[22:31] <datacrusher> hi everyone. im having a trouble with the screen saver. I cant use the gui 'cause when i open it it just freezes, and if the screensaver goes up, i got a blank screen... just get back with crtl+alt+backspace, but closes all the softwares im using,... kinda annoying. how do i get rid of the screensaver? by any means!
[22:32] <ActionParsnip> idyle: your fiorst question says you got to karmic
[22:32] <idyle> StevenMyers: that didn't work either! For some reason my computer thought it was at the latest distro even though I had jaunty installed
[22:32] <indicava> ActionParsnip: its impossible to setup with one NIC on comp. A ?
[22:32] <indicava> DC: System/Preferences/Screensaver
[22:32] <ActionParsnip> indicava: not wihout applying setting settings to computer B
[22:33] <Xodiac13> i have a question and was wondering if its better to keep the drivers from the hardware devices that i have installed for my radeon hd 4350 or go to this website https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonHD and install my video drivers like this
[22:33] <idyle> ActionParsnip: I did a full-upgrade over the night, not sure which command I used exactly -- apt-get full-upgrade or dist-upgrade -- but it's obviously broken now....I dunno what to do, or how to revert
[22:33] <usser> mano, in Section Device in your /etc/X11/xorg.conf try adding this line Option "SWCursor" "True"
[22:33] <StevenMyers> idyle: Karmic is the latest desktop for Ubuntu. Best way to do this is to replace your sources.lst with the correct repositories and update from there and then apt-get autoremove your karmic packages after the downgrade is done
[22:33] <indicava> ActionParsnip: what would I need to set on comp. B? is it something I can set via the DHCP server on A?
[22:33] <StevenMyers> Preferably with Jaunty 9.04 sources.lst
[22:34] <JoeSomebody> what is the command in terminal to see my hard drives?
[22:34] <Xodiac13> can someone help me choose what drivers i should us with ubuntu 9.04 i hae installed my driver using the hardware device or should i use this mehtod from the website i found https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonHD
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> indicava: you'd need to setup the default gateway as the IP of computer A, then setup computer A with 2 interfaces on the single NIC to manage switching
[22:34] <idyle> StevnMyers: alright so I'll change all the karmic -> jaunty then run apt-get update, upgrade, then autoremove??
[22:34] <martin-> JoeSomebody: sudo fdisk -l
[22:34] <JoeSomebody> thanks martin
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> indicava: it'll get messy but is possible
[22:34] <Xodiac13> i have a radeon hd 4350
[22:35] <ActionParsnip> idyle: are you currently on karmic?
[22:35] <jrib> lfaraone: you should check out the documentation on help.ubuntu.com, but dpkg -L PACKAGE will list where a package installed to
[22:35] <lfaraone> jrib: okay. python-support doesn't do anything weird with it?
[22:35] <indicava> ActionParsnip: i'm not scared of messy ;_ any links to some howto's online you know?
[22:35] <Xodiac13> can someone help me choose what drivers i should us with ubuntu 9.04 i hae installed my driver using the hardware device or should i use this mehtod from the website i found https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonHD i have a radeon hd 4350
[22:35] <idyle> ActionParsnip: what's the command to check my distro version?
[22:35] <ActionParsnip> idyle: lsb_release -c
[22:35] <lstarnes> idyle: lsb_release -a
[22:36] <mgv1> i dont like the fact the xchat is bothred to make windows version - does it require a lot of extra programming to make windows version?
[22:36] <idyle> Ok yeah I'm on karmic
[22:36] <jrib> lfaraone: erm, yes python-support installs it but it's not "weird"
[22:36] <gordonjcp> SE: pretty much come to the conclusion that either this soundcard cannot do full-duplex, or pulseaudio is (as usual) getting in the way
[22:36] <gordonjcp> SE: thanks for the help anyway
[22:36] <StevenMyers> Whoa -a and -c? Which one is the best for him guys...
[22:36] <ActionParsnip> indicava: you'll need to specify a VLAN for the 2 systems with a seperate addressing regime
[22:36] <elijah> http://lifehacker.com/5355900/five-features-we-want-to-see-in-ubuntu?skyline=true&s=x
[22:36] <JoeSomebody> that didnt help, i need to knwo which drive is hd0
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> Stevem-c only shows the codename -a shows all
[22:37] <StevenMyers> idyle: just replace your sources.lst with the jaunty and you'll be good from there with apt-get update then autoremove
[22:37] <idyle> StevenMyers: alright I'm gonna try that!!!
[22:37] <jrib> !ot | elijah
[22:37] <StevenMyers> This will remove the Karmic packages
[22:37] <axle> how do i manually mount external hd's, is it sdb?
[22:37] <StevenMyers> Aye no problem idyle
[22:38] <ActionParsnip> axle: you mount partitions, not drives
[22:38] <indicava> ActionParsnip: i figured that out already, I tried adding a vritual device in /etc/network/interfaces like etho0:1 with a different addressing scheme, but it couldn't bring it up for some reasonm can't assign address or something
[22:38] <Xodiac13> can someone please help me decide which method i should go with on install my radeon hd 4350
[22:38] <JoeSomebody> can someone tell me how to tell which drive is hd0?
[22:38] <mano> usser: i try to edit that file but it says i do not have permission when i do it. is there anyway i can get around that
[22:38] <StevenMyers> idyle: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=6281152&postcount=2
[22:38] <axle> lol, thanks parsnip, what is the /dev address of partition on my external hd
[22:38] <ActionParsnip> indicava: you need to set it to a static IP as the device will not be connected logically to the router
[22:38] <Paulo39> hi ppl. i'm having difficulties to configure an linuxmai.org account on my thunderbird, can you help me?
[22:38] <ActionParsnip> axle: use: sudo fdisk -l
[22:38] <usser> mano, use sudo, ie sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[22:39] <Xodiac13> can someone please help me decide which method i should go with on install my radeon hd 4350
[22:39] <ActionParsnip> usser: gksudo for gedit, sudo is only for cli commands
[22:39] <usser> mano, ^ what ActionParsnip said
[22:39] <indicava> ActionParsnip: I did, can I send you the interfaces file somehow ? paste it here ?
[22:39] <ActionParsnip> !paste | indicava
[22:39] <StevenMyers> idyle: Goto the link I provided to you and be sure to edit your sources.list file in replace as sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[22:40] <StevenMyers> Be sure to do this in your terminal
[22:40] <axle> awesome, it even detects my volumes that are encrypted, the Gversion can't for some reason, thanx
[22:40] <StevenMyers> Here's the link again: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=6281152&postcount=2
[22:40] <mano> usser:  thanks! i will give it a go
[22:40] <Paulo39> which server should i put on thunderbird in order to thunderbird be able to donwload my mails from linuxmail.org
[22:40] <durt> JoeSomebody, it's a grub reference to the first drive it finds, usually /dev/sda or /dev/hda
[22:40] <Xodiac13> can someone help me choose what drivers i should us with ubuntu 9.04 i hae installed my driver using the hardware device or should i use this mehtod from the website i found https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonHD
[22:41] <ewp> Xodiac13, lspci | grep VGA
[22:41] <JoeSomebody> i just installed ubuntu and its not there
[22:41] <indicava> p'don the ignorance, but what do i do with the output from paste.ubuntu.com ?
[22:41] <JoeSomebody> grub problem i am told
[22:41] <SpacePigeon> !lucid
[22:42] <durt> JoeSomebody, what grub option did you choose during install?
[22:42] <indicava> I guess paste the url?
[22:42] <Xodiac13> ewp: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV710 [Radeon HD 4350]
[22:42] <durt> indicava, yes
[22:42] <ActionParsnip> indicava: thats the idea
[22:42] <nivekc1> has anyone installed vitualbox PUEL?
[22:42] <lstarnes> indicava: paste the URL here
[22:43] <ewp> Xodiac13, try the radeon-hd driver
[22:43] <nivekc1> i installed it with the .deb from virtualbox's website and i cant figure out how to launch it?!
[22:43] <Xodiac13> ewp: i want to know if its better to use the hardware devices on installing my video card or using this url https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonHD
[22:43] <indicava> hehe, don't laugh at me... IRC as progressed quite a bit since I used it last..
[22:43] <nivekc1> i have never been so annoyed
[22:43] <Xodiac13> ewp: cause i want to get the best out of my video card
[22:43] <indicava> ActionParsnip: nevermind its commented out, I rolled it back but this is the idea: http://paste.ubuntu.com/274906/
[22:43] <ewp> Xodiac13, well its trial and error, it's preferred to try hardware devices first
[22:43] <durt> nivekc1, at us or VB?
[22:44] <nivekc1> durt: VB
[22:44] <Xodiac13> ewp: the only thing that i have found using them is when i use playonlinux my screen starts to flicker
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> indicava: i think you should check the !ics guide
[22:44] <Xodiac13> ewp: so i was thinking if i use the website then it will stop the flickering and i can play my games
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> indicava: you are on the right lines but its just the finer points you need to iron out
[22:45] <ewp> Xodiac13, yea building a driver, as done correctly, will turn out better results
[22:45] <Xodiac13> ewp: so go for the website one
[22:45] <indicava> ActionParsnip: I guess thats reassuring, altho its those fine lines I was hoping to iron out here ;)
[22:45] <nivekc1> durt: i spent forever installing virtualbox ose, then windows xp, then itunes just to find out i cant even use my ipod on it cuz it doesnt have USB support.. so i removed ose and installed the nonfree version via a .deb package from their website and now there is no way i can see to launch it!
[22:45] <ewp> Xodiac13, yea go for it
[22:46] <Xodiac13> ewp: okay thank you
[22:46] <ewp> Xodiac13, make sure to backup xorg.conf and such files
[22:46] <ewp> just in case ;-)
[22:46] <Xodiac13> ewp: okay sounds man thanks
[22:46] <nivekc1> all i want to do is initialize my new ipod which can only be done via itunes because it is a nano 5g and then i can use rhythmbox to put my music onto it
[22:46] <ActionParsnip> indicava: looks ok, I think you may have to change your netmask to <IP_ADDRESS> and have a 192.168.0.x network and a 192.168.1.x network
[22:47] <Xodiac13> epw: im getting this when i try the first commnad sh: Can't open /usr/share/ati/fglrx-uninstall.sh
[22:47] <indicava> ActionParsnip: interesting, will check it out
[22:47] <indicava> ActionParsnip: BTW, you aren't really one person acknowledging all those questions at once right ? heh
[22:48] <durt> nivekc1, I know nothing about VB, but should there not be a binary or script in /usr/bin?
[22:48] <Xodiac13> epw: nm should i uninstall all my drivers from the hardware device install
[22:49] <mano> usser: i think that worked, thanks!
[22:49] <usser> mano, no problem
[22:49]  * StevenMyers will be back, time to have something to eat.
[22:49] <mano> i will leave my computer idle tonight to see if it solves it, but it saved ok this time!
[22:50] <WIGGMPk> nivekc1: so do you just need to start virtualbox?
[22:50] <mano> what is gksudo exactly?
[22:50] <nivekc1> WIGGMPk: yes
[22:50] <MarcoPau> Hello, I've been getting this since my last upgrade to 2.6.31 RADEONDRIGetVersion failed to open the DRM. any hint?
[22:50] <durt> nivekc1, I would not expect a 3rd party .deb to install a menu item.
[22:50] <WIGGMPk> nivekc1: and you dont have a shortcut for virtualbox created?
[22:50] <nivekc1> it never made one
[22:50] <durt> mano, a front end for sudo.
[22:51] <WIGGMPk> nivekc1: ok, just type "VirtualBox" on the command line.. and yes, its case sensitive
[22:51] <lstarnes> mano: it is designed to worj with graphical applications
[22:51] <nivekc1> that did it WGGMPk thanks.. btw durt i did just find it in /usr/bin thank you for the help
[22:52] <mano> ok thanks all for your replies!
[22:52] <candive> Hi, I have used add user how to I remove user in terminal, I changed my mind. Please and thank you.
[22:52] <booleancat> Hello, I'm having some problems getting my /etc/network/interfaces file set up correctly. I want eth0 to pull it's info from the local dhcp server, but I want the eth1 interface to be assigned a static ip address of <IP_ADDRESS>. Anyone got some time to help?
[22:52] <WIGGMPk> candive: i think its 'rmuser'? anyone else might wanna jump in though
[22:52] <booleancat> Is there a #ubuntu pastebin I could post my config to?
[22:53] <lstarnes> booleancat: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com
[22:53] <tottto-drummond> can someone tell me how to automatically add my signature to an email created with evolution
[22:53] <WIGGMPk> candive: sorry.. its acctually "deluser"
[22:53] <JoeSomebody> does windoze 7 mess up my new ubuntu from tri-booting? i only have xp and win7 to choose from ... help
[22:53] <durt> booleancat, type 'man interfaces', it'll tell you everything.
[22:53] <candive> WIGGMPK, thank you
[22:54] <booleancat> durt: I'll do that. my config is at http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/274915/
[22:54] <WIGGMPk> JoeSomebody: what exactly are you asking?
[22:54] <JoeSomebody> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot tells me how to "grub it", BUT I cant find out which drive is hd0
[22:54] <ewp> candie_, sudo userdel AND then you want to rm -rf the /home/username
[22:54] <ewp> candive, sudo userdel AND then you want to rm -rf the /home/username
[22:54] <JoeSomebody> i am totally new here , no knowledge
[22:54] <ewp> like 10th time i did that today :p
[22:55] <WIGGMPk> ewp: does deluser work as well?
[22:55] <ewp> WIGGMPk, yea it should
[22:55] <JoeSomebody> sudo fdisk -l shows me sda, sdb
[22:55] <ewp> WIGGMPk, in that case may want to delete the user's group with delgroup
[22:56] <JoeSomebody> i need hd0
[22:56] <JoeSomebody> dont i?
[22:56] <durt> booleancat, take the # from line 10 and add 'auto eth1' on a line before the config for eth1.
[22:56] <WIGGMPk> candive: ewp: you can also use a paramater IE: "sudo deluser example --remove-home example" or "sudo deluser example --remove-all-files example"
[22:57] <ewp> WIGGMPk, i just default to userdel because i'm more familiar with useradd and usermod :-P
[22:57] <Hans_Henrik> i need to make a LAN-IP static, how can i do that? (ie, override DHCP with custom settings)
[22:57] <JoeSomebody> at the end of the install, it toid me to take out the cd , this was not possible for some reason, i hit reset and took it out
[22:57] <booleancat> durt, alright. Will a simple "ifdown eth1 && ifup eth1" work to make sure it's configured right now?
[22:57] <JoeSomebody> did that toast it?
[22:57] <BlackFate> Hans_Henrik, go to network manager
[22:57] <WIGGMPk> ewp: I got ya.. =) just when I seen your response I second guessed myself..
[22:57] <BlackFate> Hans_Henrik, edit connectios and choose the device
[22:58] <JoeSomebody> because i just installed ubuntu and its not there :)
[22:58] <ewp> WIGGMPk, userdel -r <username> should remove homedir too haha just manpaged it
[22:58] <BlackFate> Hans_Henrik, click edit on the connection you want
[22:58] <durt> booleancat, do a 'sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart' , this will simulate what happens at boot.
[22:58] <WIGGMPk> ewp: there's always like a million ways to do the same thing lol
[22:58] <booleancat> Alright, I may just DC, but hopefully it works
[22:58] <Hans_Henrik> BlackFate: where do i find "edit connections"?
[22:58] <BlackFate> Hans_Henrik, go to ipv4 settings. and set method to manual and set ips
[22:58] <candive> ewp, sudo deluser seems to have worked I will also try rm -rf /home/chris
[22:58] <BlackFate> Hans_Henrik, wait ill screenshot you
[22:58] <booleancat> "Failed to bring up eth1"
[22:58] <Rockj> Hey, Im wondering if anyone else have had issues with totem-plugin-viewer and firefox? I have issues streaming some online video which totem-plugin-viewer are supposed to take care of. but it never starts...but if I kill firefox, the sound is arriving and the totem-plugin-viewer is still alive but I got no video (no window I can swap too....)
[22:59] <Rockj> anyone have any idea?
[22:59] <ewp> candive, make sure to use sudo in that cmd
[22:59] <ewp> WIGGMPk, beauty of linux lol
[22:59] <ewp> i like options :-D
[22:59] <durt> booleancat, DC?
[22:59] <booleancat> dis-connect
[23:00] <BlackFate> Hans_Henrik, http://www.lostid.net/Screenshot.png
[23:00] <candive> ewp yes sudo always first thank you
[23:00] <durt> booleancat, what does ifconfig say?
[23:00] <booleancat> I set it up manually before with " sudo ifconfig eth1 <IP_ADDRESS> netmask <IP_ADDRESS>"
[23:00] <booleancat> ifconfig reports the correct info after I issued the above command, but the /etc/init.d/networking restart command said it failed to bring up eth1
[23:01] <durt> booleancat, do a 'sudo ifdown eth1' then restart networking.
[23:01] <booleancat> "ifdown: interface eth1 not configured"
[23:01] <BlackFate> Hans_Henrik, see? edit eth0 or what..
[23:01] <Hans_Henrik> BlackFate: strange, it doesn't look like that at me, but i found it, System->Perferences->Network Connections
[23:02] <BlackFate> Hans_Henrik, well.. dont know why..
[23:02] <durt> booleancat, and now ifconfig says...
[23:02] <BlackFate> Hans_Henrik, edit your connection , enter your pass if it asks you and go to ipv4settings and set method tou manual
[23:02] <booleancat> Nothing changed. it says eth1 is still active on <IP_ADDRESS> (from the previous manual configuration)
[23:02] <sebsebseb> hi
[23:03] <candive> ewp, response to my command "ubuntuman@ubuntuman-laptop:~$" I believe it worked thanks again
[23:03] <Hans_Henrik> BlackFate: btw do u use jaunty?
[23:03] <durt> booleancat, try 'sudo ifconfig eth1 down'
[23:03] <BlackFate> Hans_Henrik, yes.. you are on hardy?
[23:03] <carl1408> !pulseaudio
[23:03] <ewp> candive, yep
[23:03] <Hans_Henrik> BlackFate: nope, januty too
[23:03] <candive> cool
[23:04] <ewp> so has anyone gotten splashy to work with jaunty?
[23:04] <carl1408> I think pulseaudio is causing a problem for me?  Should I try to just turn it off?
[23:04] <booleancat> Ok, now it works, even though "/etc/init.d/networking restart" says that it failed to bring up eth1
[23:04] <carl1408> How do I turn off pulseaudio?  Just uninstall with apt-get?
[23:04] <Hans_Henrik> in editing network connections, what is "Search Domains"?
[23:04] <ax-ax> I'm afraid of pulse so i just kill it hard and uninstall it
[23:05] <durt> booleancat, parsing /etc/network/interfaces or another issue?
[23:05] <maritim> carl1408: I threatened it with a sledgehammer, and as a matter of fact it helped. However I'd recommend uninstalling it (sudo aptitude uninstall pulseaudio) and just reboot
[23:05] <ewp> carl1408, system > prefs > sound
[23:05] <booleancat> durt, output at http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/274920/
[23:06] <candive> WIGGMPk, thank you too. bye all.
[23:06] <mezy> I need help
[23:06] <mezy> I cant seem to get into my hdd which was being used by windows
[23:07] <booleancat> Though, after the "sudo ifconfig eth1 down", eth1 isn't listed. Then using "sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart" brings it back up
[23:07] <trism> booleancat: might get better information trying ifup -v eth1 and ifdown -v eth1
[23:07] <maritim> mezy: what's the problem?
[23:07] <mezy> I don't really understand it
[23:07] <maritim> mezy: I suppose you've tried mounting it with the appropriate file system.
[23:07] <BlackFate> damn.. the screenshot was downloaded more by mac os X users than ubuntu users. is it a mac room or what?
[23:07] <booleancat> trism: nope ;)
[23:07] <booleancat> but, it looks like it's working after adding the "auto eth1" line
[23:08] <lumi> hello
[23:08] <mezy> i forgot everything that is ubuntu
[23:08] <Maritim> mezy: do you know which address your harddrive has been allocated?
[23:08] <meoblast001> hi, i'm trying to compile a program i made on my Jaunty system on my Intrepid system
[23:08] <booleancat> 2nd question: No matter what I try, I cannot get tftpd-hda to serve pxelinux.0 over PXE. Anyone have experience with this?
[23:08] <meoblast001> i get this in configure ./configure: line 9420: `IT_PROG_INTLTOOL(0.35.0)'
[23:09] <mezy> Maritim: Do you mean the /dev/sda thingies?
[23:09] <meoblast001> can i upgrade my autotools to the Jaunty version without getting problems?
[23:09] <Maritim> mezy: yes.
[23:09] <mezy> Can you tell me how to check that??
[23:09] <Maritim> mezy: is it a scsi, sata or ide drive?
[23:09] <indicava> is it possible to manage eth0 in network-manager (dhcp enabled) and eth0:1 in /etc/network/interfaces as a static ip ?
[23:09] <mezy> Not sure which one it is
[23:10] <mezy> Ide is the new kind, right?
[23:10] <lstarnes> mezy: no, ide is old
[23:10] <mezy> OH
[23:10] <mezy> Wow
[23:10] <lstarnes> mezy: sata is newer and more commonly used
[23:10] <durt> booleancat, paste /etc/network/interfaces again, just to rule that out.
[23:10] <mezy> I guess it is sata
[23:10] <Maritim> mezy: dmesg | grep /dev/sd
[23:10] <lstarnes> mezy: scsi has been around for a while too
[23:11] <booleancat> durt, k. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/274925/
[23:11] <mezy> Uhm..What does that command do?
[23:11] <Maritim> mezy: it shows the startup log and grabs anything with /dev/sd in it and prints it for your eyes to read
[23:11] <lstarnes> mezy: it looks for any system messages matching /dev/sd
[23:12] <mezy> OH
[23:12] <mezy> Nothing should up
[23:12]  * booleancat wishes he could grep for his keys... </off_topic>
[23:12] <mezy> I just need to get into the hdd
[23:12] <mezy> I have to move stuff out of it.
[23:12] <Maritim> mezy: yeah, well, we need to figure out where your hdd is so that we can mount it
[23:12] <mezy> ok
[23:12] <Maritim> mezy: that is what we are trying to do. Just do dmesg and tell me if you see anything related to sda, sdb or anything like that
[23:13] <ewp> mezy, what is your problem?
[23:13] <trism> why not do a sudo fdisk -l to list the partitions?
[23:13] <mezy> Ok..
[23:13] <Maritim> trism: my bad.
[23:13] <Maritim> :P
[23:13] <durt> booleancat, eth1 looks good to me, eth0 needs 'iface eth0 inet dhcp' underneath auto eth0 to work.
[23:13] <mezy> Oh yeah
[23:13] <indicava> does anyone know if its possible to manage eth0 in network-manager (dhcp enabled) and eth0:1 in /etc/network/interfaces as a static ip ?
[23:13] <mezy> I remember that command, eermm. I recognize it at least
[23:14] <indicava> how can I choose which nics network-manager tries to manage automatically?
[23:15] <booleancat> durt, alright. It looks good now
[23:15] <erUSUL> indicava: if the nic has an entry in interfaces NM will ignore it
[23:15] <mezy> So, if I type fdisk -l /dev/sd, will it show me that specific part?
[23:15] <Maritim> mezy: don't ask, try it
[23:15] <durt> booleancat, give it a try? working?
[23:16] <indicava> erUSUL: can I manage eth0 in NM and eth0:1 in interfaces file?
[23:16] <booleancat> the tftp thing?
[23:16] <mezy> Nothing showed up
[23:16] <erUSUL> indicava: that should be a really unsual config dunno if that is supported
[23:16] <mezy> I'm stuck..for a while
[23:16] <booleancat> or the /etc/init.d/networking thing?
[23:16] <carl1408> I'm having trouble with skype, there's a hissing noise.  I wonder if uplseaudio is the problem?
[23:17] <d4rkcrims0n> testing out my XChat. Can you read me, room?
[23:17] <durt> booleancat, whoa, what tftp thing?
[23:17] <indicava> erUSUL: it is a messy setup, can I trouble you with it for a second, been trying for ages to get this to work
[23:17] <trism> mezy: you can specify a device, such as /dev/sda or /dev/sdb, etc
[23:17] <migg137> yess i can read
[23:17] <mezy> ok
[23:17] <d4rkcrims0n> Thank you.
[23:17] <erUSUL> indicava: ok;
[23:17] <booleancat> durt, I'm trying to get tftpd-hda to serve a pxelinux image, but I always get a "file not found" error
[23:17] <migg137> hello i need to make my ubuntu partition larger
[23:18] <erUSUL> migg137: use gparted from a livecd
[23:18] <mezy> It says that it cannot open /dev/sda
[23:18] <Hans_Henrik> migg137: my suggestion would be UBCD, however theres probably alternatives that dont require a CD :p
[23:18] <booleancat> durt, the dhcp configuration seems right, but I just can't get it to find the files
[23:18] <mezy> I guess I'm screwed?
[23:18] <indicava> erUSUL: I have two computers hooked up to the same router, the router is connected to the internet, I want to computer A to access the internet through the router but have computer B access it through A.
[23:18] <migg137> erSUL, thanks but how specifically
[23:18] <trism> mezy: you need to sudo
[23:18] <tiglionabbit2> is it safe to try and dist upgrade from dapper drake to jaunty jackalope?
[23:19] <migg137> Hans_Henrik, ok but how exactly.. i tried with no live cd and i didnt figure it out
[23:19] <LjL> tiglionabbit2: no
[23:19] <trism> mezy: sudo fdisk -l
[23:19] <LjL> !upgrade > tiglionabbit2    (tiglionabbit2, see the private message from ubottu)
[23:19] <durt> booleancat, ah, well nothing to do with getting eth1 up with static right, try restarting networking so you know that works.
[23:19] <trism> mezy: you can include a device if you want, but I can't imagine you have that many partitions that it'll be confusing
[23:19] <indicava> erUSUL: i already have a DHCP server setting comp. B with comp A's ip address as its def. GW
[23:19] <kiit> how can you play ".asx" file on firefox on Ubuntu 9.04?
[23:19] <erUSUL> migg137: if you have the room in your hard disk to expan the ubuntu parition you can do it with gparted (is a graphical app) from a livecd (the ubuntu desktop cd can be used)
[23:19] <d4rkcrims0n> How come everyone's sentences are cut off...is there no word wrap?
[23:20] <booleancat> durt, it does
[23:20] <mezy> Ok
[23:20] <Hans_Henrik> migg137: download & burn UBCD, start the Partision Manager, theres is a verry usefull GUI partision manager :p
[23:20] <durt> booleancat, cool
[23:20] <erUSUL> indicava: why not configure everything with interfaces ?
[23:20] <mezy> trism: I found /dev/sda
[23:20] <Hans_Henrik> (restart PC with UBCD*=
[23:20] <Hans_Henrik> )
[23:20] <erUSUL> indicava: i.e do not use NM
[23:20] <LjL> d4rkcrims0n: where?
[23:20] <migg137> erSUL, also i wnated to install hackintosh.. how would i set that up in grub
[23:20] <erUSUL> !tab | migg137
[23:21] <kiit> is anyone able to play this link on their ubuntu?
[23:21] <kiit> http://stanford-online.stanford.edu/seminars/knuth/070606-knuth-300.asx
[23:21] <indicava> erUSUL: well the interface in c comp. A. is getting its IP from the router dynamically, but that can be changed if its a must.
[23:21] <CastilleV> Hey, if I remove the Ubuntu-desktop, it wont completely remove Gnome, will it?
[23:21] <erUSUL> migg137: the best option is to install wndows first and then ubuntu. if that is not possible you will have to restore grub after installing windows and then manually add windows to grub config
[23:21] <LjL> CastilleV: no, it won't.
[23:21] <LjL> kiit: yes, with kaffeine.
[23:21] <d4rkcrims0n> LjL, every sentence appears to truncate after so many words...it's completely random.
[23:22] <erUSUL> indicava: interfaces supports a dhcp configured interface
[23:22] <LjL> kiit: using xine as the engine.
[23:22] <kiit> LjL: ok let me try
[23:22] <CastilleV> KK, 'cause there's a lot I need to uninstall. Like the gnome-utils.
[23:22] <CastilleV> (Open office really)
[23:22] <blip-> hi,  if I don't have wifi switch turned on when I boot linux and then I turn it on after login... then the wifi light doesn't come up and I have to restart... i'm sure there's a way around this....  when I do "sudo ifup wlan0" I get -->   "Ignoring unknown interface wlan0=wlan0 "        any ideas ?   thanks
[23:22] <migg137> erUSUL: i already have windows and ubuntu dual boot... but wanted hackintosh
[23:22] <mezy> I just started gparted, and figured every thing out
[23:22] <indicava> erUSUL: true, but its a wifi connection and its so much more manageable through NM in the day to day
[23:23] <CastilleV> migg137, why not give BT3 a try?
[23:23] <migg137> CastilleV: what is that
[23:23] <erUSUL> indicava: ahhh that explains everything... but... how does comp b connects to comp a ?
[23:23] <CastilleV> Backtrack 3. Its meant for penetration testing.
[23:23] <mezy> soo now, how do i force mount something?
[23:23] <kiit> LjL: is totem-mozilla the same package?
[23:23] <LjL> kiit: no
[23:23] <indicava> erUSUL: thrpough the router, comp. A has only one interface
[23:23] <booleancat> Does anyone here have experience setting up a PXE boot environment? I can't seem to get my tftp-hda configuration working
[23:23] <erUSUL> migg137: well i missunderstood dunno anything about hackintosh
[23:24] <kiit> LjL: which package is it then?
[23:24] <LjL> kiit: err, kaffeine.
[23:24] <booleancat> rather, tftp-hpa
[23:24] <migg137> erUSUL, ok well im gona try the live cd to make the partition bigger and do the other stuff later... thanks
[23:24] <kiit> LjL: ok ok
[23:24] <indicava> erUSUL: i ahve a classroom full of pc's that I don't want to access the internet unless my laptop is their router
[23:25] <migg137> CastilleV: i have an intel wifi link 5100
[23:25] <kiit> LjL: thanks :D
[23:25] <hey_joe> any sort of web gui front end for mdadm raids?
[23:25] <hey_joe> like status.. space.. something, and thing..
[23:26] <hey_joe> 'anything'...
[23:26] <CastilleV> LjL: Is there a way to remove the Dictionary with out remove the Disk usage analyzer?
[23:26] <d4rkcrims0n> Okay, I figured it out. It appears XChat didn't care for the font I had set.
[23:26] <LjL> CastilleV: i haven't the slightest idea. i can't imagine why not, though.
[23:26] <[SD]> Im switching linuxes... and i have a slave drive in the system.  I cannot remember what file system I used for it way back when i first formated it.  Is there a simple way to figure out what filesystem it uses and what tools to get to get the drive mounted?
[23:26] <hey_joe> whats the state of webmin?
[23:27] <migg137> CastilleV, so will this backtrack thing work on my intel wifi 5100
[23:27] <jpds> !webmin | hey_joe
[23:27] <indicava> erUSUL: any thoughts?
[23:27] <hey_joe> d4rkcrims0n: i remember a plugin caused alot of havoc for me with Xchat.. wouldnt start till i removed it...
[23:27] <erUSUL> indicava: so both machne a and machine b (or b's) connect to the same router via wireless) but you want machine b traffic to be routed through machine a
[23:27] <kevin|demarest> world.c:1:20: error: iostream: No such file or directory
[23:27] <kevin|demarest> any ideas?
[23:27] <indicava> erUSUL: exactly..
[23:27] <[SD]> !ebox
[23:28] <CastilleV> migg137: It should, but its just a LiveCD.
[23:28] <l2trace99> anyone using the realtime kernel  ?
[23:28] <CastilleV> So it wont actually install.
[23:28] <hey_joe> !raid | hey_joe
[23:28] <migg137> im not sure but i think i already have it.. anyways im gona dom my partition editing on  my ubuntu live cd because i think i still have it
[23:28] <hey_joe> ohhhh
[23:29] <migg137> thanks all you guys for the help... bye
[23:29] <kruykaze> hi guys i really need help with global proxy settings it says it's a direct connection but it's really not
[23:29] <mezy> how do i force mount something/
[23:29] <hey_joe> so im having to run an untangle box along side my main ubuntu 9.04 server, are there any nice packages for routing and filtering for ubuntu?
[23:29] <hey_joe> i know of tools such as snort, ipfw ...
[23:30] <jpds> hey_joe: iptables?
[23:30] <hey_joe> yeh yeh..
[23:30] <smooke> hola !! soy de venezuela y necesito montar un servidor wifi  con pag web captiva y el software que tengo es zeroshell que otro software me recomiendas!!!
[23:30] <erUSUL> indicava: why not just make machines b default gw be machine a (instead of router) and configure machine a to route the traffic (do not ask me the configuration details though ;P)
[23:30] <erUSUL> !es | smooke
[23:30] <RegressLess> Is there a way to recover a file that's been deleted from the recycle bin?
[23:30] <erUSUL> !datarecovery
[23:30] <smooke> ok!!
[23:30] <trism> kevin|demarest: sudo apt-get install libstdc++6-4.3-dev
[23:30] <hey_joe> perhaps something that will use the amavis daemon to scan traffic etc..
[23:30] <smooke> wait!!
[23:30] <erUSUL> !undelete | RegressLess
[23:31] <RegressLess> erUSUL: what if it's been a while?
[23:31] <ctpwwner> why is this command not valid?
[23:31] <ctpwwner> g++ Linked_List_Library.h | 2&> "Error Log"
[23:31] <RegressLess> erUSUL: like yesterday
[23:31] <mezy> !force mount
[23:31] <ctpwwner> am i leaving out an argument to gcc?
[23:31] <mezy> damn
[23:31] <erUSUL> RegressLess: very unlikely to succeed
[23:31] <jpds> ctpwwner: You forgot the 'tee' after the | ?
[23:31] <CastilleV> Why is there a package called "Adapt manager"? Would that make more software available for my already install Ubuntu?
[23:32] <Galban> smooke tambien puedes ir a ver en #ubuntu-ve
[23:32] <jpds> CastilleV: Because it's for KDE?