[17:34] <propane> I have been using Google.
[17:34] <JoeM> frostburn here's an easy one for you... I forgot what DVD drive (model ) bought, how can I check that from within Ubuntu?
[17:34] <hoglahoo> I hope I do better than you in getting my questions answered.  I don't have 7 hours to google :)
[17:34] <Rocko> konza_: sorry, I don't.
[17:34] <propane> Thats why I'm asking here.
[17:34] <weedar> If I logout or shutdown while Pidgin & Skype is running, neither start automatically the next time I log in - is this how GNOME works or is something wrong?
[17:35] <Hustlers_23> benste,  any idea how i can make sure java is installed?
[17:35] <david-desktop1> i have tried restarting the router and it doesn't seem to help and it was working up until a few weeks ago.
[17:35] <scunizi> propane: you want to make gmount.iso a bootable image on a usb stick?
[17:35] <Hustlers_23> its showing white page(blank) rather then wat i wanna see
[17:35] <propane> All I get is how to install ubuntu while in Windows Xp, which I want to do a reverse
[17:35] <konza_> can anyone say how to install the flash player
[17:35] <lavida> hello
[17:35] <propane> Yes, scunizi
[17:35] <benste> Hustlers_23 : http://www.javatester.org/version.html
[17:35] <propane> I want to change the partitions of my hard drive. Plus if I can figure that out, I can figure how to install Windows Xp on here.
[17:35] <scunizi> propane: I'm not familure with gmount .. is it a live cd with a partitioner?
[17:36] <shivek> scunizi:it says you have 1 broken package on your system
[17:36] <JoeM> frostburn never mind, found it
[17:36] <Koas> hi!
[17:36] <Hustlers_23> Very weird....
[17:36] <shivek> hi!
[17:36] <propane> I'm using Gmount(Think Deamon Tools), trying to mount Gparted. Sorry for the confusion.
[17:36] <Hustlers_23> says java 6.13 is installed
[17:36] <Hustlers_23> yet nothing is loading where java should..
[17:36] <Baba_B00ie> scunizi, gmount is a virtual cdrom/iso mount utility
[17:37] <richardcavell> Hi everyone. I just did sudo gparted and created a new partition in ext3 format. The owner of this partition is root. I need to change the partition and all its contents to be owned by me. I tried sudo chown -R /media/mypartition and it changed everything except the partition itself. What do I need to do?
[17:37] <shivek> scunizi:it says you have 1 broken package on your system
[17:37] <jrib> richardcavell: pastebin
[17:37] <frostburn> JoeM, lspci
[17:37] <datta> i am trying to install a theme to make my ubuntu look like vista
[17:37] <jrib> !afk > Mud|afk
[17:37] <laeg> specto: are there any drawbacks to running ubuntu server ed on my only pc at home which i use for personal use?
[17:37] <datta> how do i do this?
[17:37] <scunizi> propane: I'm on the site looking at it.. saw that Baba_B00ie .. basically it uses the cli mount command.. it does not look like something that can be put on a usb stick and booted to.
[17:38] <richardcavell> jrib: Huh?
[17:38] <jrib> !themes > datta
[17:38] <jrib> datta: use system -> preferences -> appearance
[17:38] <propane> What program can I use to put the iso files onto my USB then?
[17:38] <shivek> can anyone solve my problem !?
[17:38] <jrib> richardcavell: pastebin a series of commands that shows you running chown -R and then checking permissions
[17:38] <datta> i know there is linsta but how do i make it work out
[17:38] <jrib> !pastebin | richardcavell
[17:38] <Baba_B00ie> scunizi, yeah i've never used it myself.. looks interesting though
[17:38] <propane> I'm a little bit sketchy on using syslinux.
[17:38] <datta> because it caused a totally different theme in my system
[17:38] <JoeM> frostburn didn't show up there (SATA Drive), but a simple properties tab shows it... now to figure out how to make it act like there's a CD (looks like some LG windows drivers written into the DVDRAM itself) in it
[17:39] <jrib> !enter | datta
[17:39] <scunizi> propane: for that you might consider doing a persistant live cd install on a usb stick and loading the program there. then you'll be able boot to the usb.  propane what is your goal of using this program?
[17:39] <hoglahoo> because ubottu test
[17:39] <avro> anyone else having trouble with firefox 3 reading keyboard inputs? more specifically enter not working as a "go" when you type an url.?
[17:39] <propane> My goal in main is to Install Windows Xp.
[17:39] <propane> Before I do that however, I must change my partition to NFTS.
[17:40] <frostburn> JoeM, lshal
[17:40] <scunizi> propane: do you want to instal xp as a dual boot or in a virtual machine?
[17:40] <jrib> propane: do you want to keep ubuntu installed?
[17:40] <datta> jrib: sorry for pushing the enter so much but as i was saying how do i make linsta to work in the system? all the gtk and emrald, i don't actually understand those
[17:40] <propane> Because Windows doesn't take any other hard drive format.
[17:40] <propane> scunizi:Dual boot,
[17:40] <Hustlers_23> benste,  do i have to reboot pc before playing java games?  after install of java
[17:40] <jrib> datta: I have no idea what linsta is
[17:40] <JoeM> frostburn ah, that's the one I was looking for, thanks
[17:40] <scunizi> propane: and currently your entire driver is dedicated to ubuntu?
[17:40] <propane> jrib:I wish to keep ubuntu, but if there was a way to get XP back, I would switch to that plan and install ubuntu at a later time.
[17:40] <propane> scunizi:Yes.
[17:41] <datta> http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Linsta+New?content=71375 check this link out about linsta aero
[17:41] <jrib> propane: just put your windows disk in and run the install in that case...
[17:41] <specto> laeg: only user server if you need no graphical interface !gui
[17:41] <propane> jrib:I don't have my windows disk, I have the iso image.
[17:41] <jrib> propane: ##windows
[17:41] <Hustlers_23> question, atm ubuntu is installed into xp(sorta like any other application in xp), if xp dies or if i get rid of it, will i lose everything in ubuntu? or do i keep it
[17:41] <jrib> propane: or you know just burn the iso
[17:41] <william56> has anyone got experience using 'apt-build world' ?
[17:42] <jrib> william56: yeah, it's pretty pointless
[17:42] <specto> Hustlers_23: if you are using wubi, and you format windows, you would lose everything.
[17:42] <Hustlers_23> aight
[17:42] <scunizi> propane: ok.. I understand your tired.. so don't get frustrated if I redirect you a little.. Really what you're trying to do is create a partition at the *begining* of the drive for xp and that can't be done while booted into ubuntu because the partitions are mounted.
[17:42] <Hustlers_23> thought so
[17:42] <datta> how do i install the theme from this link http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Linsta+New?content=71375
[17:42] <william56> you don't think having a completely optimized system would speed things up at all, jrib?
[17:42] <Hustlers_23> ok back to my problem, any1 know how to get sun java 6.13 to work with firefox
[17:42] <Hustlers_23> installed it, tested n says it is installed
[17:43] <propane> I know that scunizi, that's why I was going to use the Gparted ISO image, to change partitions while my drives are unmounted.
[17:43] <jrib> datta: did you try the Appearance dialog I pointed you to earlier?
[17:43] <Hustlers_23> yet wen i open runescape it wont load anything but white screen lol
[17:43] <konza_> can anyone say how to install the flash player......plse
[17:43] <jrib> william56: no
[17:43] <richardcavell> jrib: Never mind, it seems that it wants to work now.
[17:43] <scunizi> propane: what would be easier is  to boot to a live cd (ubuntu) use gparted and create the partition you need. don't format it. windows will do that.
[17:43] <specto> !themes > datta
[17:43] <datta> yes i did but the theme doesn't seem to work
[17:43] <jrib> datta: I don't know what "doesn't seem to work" means
[17:43] <scunizi> propane: the live cd has gparted installed on it.
[17:44] <shivek> bye tk care!
[17:44] <propane> But then if I did that scunizi, I would still have to put my Windows XP image onto my USB stick.
[17:44] <jrib> !who | datta
[17:44] <lykkefeen> Is there any way to emulate cd/dvd drive in ubuntu that supports copy protected games (similar to alcohol 120% in windows)? Acetone does not support copy protected when emulating :(
[17:44] <datta> like when i drag and drop it says can't install
[17:44] <scunizi> propane: no.. you can take the usb image and use k3b to burn a cd
[17:45] <vise> for lykkefeen, a simple loopback device should work.. isnt it guys?
[17:45] <Hustlers_23> scunizi, if i was to do that using gparted, and there was a contingous(sic) file in the last half of my partition wen i defrag, if i allocated 40% of my partition to a new ubuntu partition, will i lose those files in the 2nd half of my xp partition, therefore cause problems, or will it just push all the xp files together n leave a blank 50% of partition ready for linux
[17:45] <jrib> lykkefeen: you're using wine I assume?
[17:45] <lykkefeen> jrib: yes :)
[17:45] <jrib> !appdb | lykkefeen
[17:45] <datta> please tell me how to please install vista clone here http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Linsta+New?content=71375
[17:45] <propane> Fact is alltogether scunizi, the reason is I'm using an USB drive in the first place is I don't have a fresh CD to burn.
[17:45] <scunizi> Hustlers_23: backup first and try.. I don't have any idea.. my gut says that it will be lost.
[17:46] <Hustlers_23> benste,  still no luck, im stuck on the white screen wen i open a page with java needed
[17:46] <jrib> datta: we can't help you if you don't answer questions.
[17:46] <usr13> Hustlers_23: It is a good idea to run defrag before re-partitioning.
[17:46] <lykkefeen> vise: I normally use modprobe and mount iso images, however, with copy protected games it often does not work...
[17:46] <datta> or tell me how to install vista modified http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Linsta+Aero+Modified?content=71257
[17:46] <propane> I would've skipped USB alltogether and tried something different if I did have a CD.
[17:46] <laeg> specto: yeah i need the gui :) afaik i should still be able to connect to servers running on the desktop edition
[17:46] <Hustlers_23> usr13,  i have defrag, n that is wat is left, there is 2 blue areas in the 2nd half, the rest are in the first
[17:46] <benste> Hustlers_23 did you check the site I wrote you through bot?
[17:46] <benste> !java Hustlers_23
[17:46] <datta> becasue they both say that there you are moving the directory over directory
[17:46] <laeg> knightwise: i followed your webmin guide and i'm in work trying to connect to it but ff tells me i'm connecting through a proxy and it's refusing connections, i can view google etc, is there a way to determine a good an alternate port other than 10000?
[17:46] <scunizi> propane: AH.. the missing piece
[17:46] <rubystallion> My windows partition doesn't mount automatically. How can I change that?
[17:46] <benste> !java | Hustlers_23
[17:46] <Hustlers_23> i'd be willing to take the risk of partitioning it, but i dont know wat those blue(contiguous) files are in the 2nd half
[17:46] <jrib> datta: please use my name if you want me to see what you say.  Pastebin: ls -l ~/.themes/
[17:47] <specto> laeg: yup, just use ubuntu or kubuntu, or xubuntu.
[17:47] <vise> rubystallion, Add to /etc/fstab
[17:47] <propane> I always thought that was the obvious peice, scunizi.
[17:47] <benste> Hustlers_23 no need for partioning it
[17:47] <benste> only installing
[17:47] <benste> the how o on the website may be easier
[17:47] <Hustlers_23> sorry benste , i was talking to sum1 else about gparted lol
[17:48] <rubystallion> vise: uh, looks hard. How do I find out the UUID?
[17:48] <vise> rubystallion, /dev/<whatever> <whatever(mount_point)> auto defaults 0 1
[17:48] <scunizi> propane: no.. sorry.. however I think that gmount isn't the application that you think it is..
[17:48] <datta> jrib: i want to install this aero clone theme but it gives me a error all the time when i drag and drop the theme in
[17:48] <specto> !tab | benste
[17:48] <jrib> datta: Pastebin: ls -l ~/.themes/
[17:48] <vise> rubystallion, Add that line.. putting device in <whatever> and mount point whichever you want (directory)..
[17:48] <benste> Hustlers_23 no prob but please add the username infront of your sentece otherwise with 1419 people talking at the same time ...
[17:49] <Hustlers_23> lol sorry benste
[17:49] <specto> !tab > Hustlers_23
[17:49] <benste> specto: thanks for the info
[17:49] <usr13> Hustlers_23: Probably, the best solution for you is to add another HDD
[17:49] <datta> jrib: http://pastebin.com/m1841f910
[17:49] <jrib> datta: it's already installed
[17:50] <datta> jrib: but it doesn't show that in the apperence menu
[17:50] <scunizi> propane: you have to be running linux.  gmount runs inside of that as a service or program creating a virtual disk.. so yea.. you might be able to mount/boot the winXP iso but what will you do with it then?.. this program is really designed more for games that require cd access all the time.. Of course there are other applications but I don't think that you'll be able to actually use the win installer and make it work.
[17:50] <jrib> datta: click customize?
[17:50] <datta> ok thanks got it
[17:50] <propane> scunizi, you would be amazed at the games I play and how they have 0% linux support
[17:50] <rubystallion> vise: So, something like "/dev/sda1	/media/windows" would do?
[17:51] <scunizi> propane: no doubt..
[17:51] <vise> rubystallion, yep..
[17:51] <specto> rubystallion: negatory, it is prefered that you mount items in a location such as /media/windows, not /dev/sda1/media/windows.
[17:51] <usr13> Hustlers_23: Even though it is called "non-destructive partitioning", there is a risk involved, you may loose some or all of your data.
[17:51] <propane> Would Debian lenny work as well, scunizi?
[17:51] <erxin> When i go to Network Tools, TAB Devices, i do dropdown to eth0 , then it crashes, what causes this problem ?
[17:51] <grawity> specto: and he does exactly that
[17:52] <grawity> specto: your client must be removing Tab characters.
[17:52] <vise> specto, There is a space between them in rubystallion post...
[17:52] <specto> grawity: ah, thanks
[17:52] <usr13> Hustlers_23: It doesn't happen very often, but... not to say it can not happen.
[17:52] <scunizi> propane: the situation would be the same..
[17:52] <vise> rubystallion, Stick to the format i gave earlier exactly though...
[17:52] <specto> do you have to set irssi to use unicode?
[17:52] <propane> scunizi:So your saying I'm stuck on linux until I get a CD?
[17:52] <grawity> specto: I have, and it shows here as "	"
[17:52] <rubystallion> vise: Okay, I will ;)
[17:53] <grawity> specto: well, as an I in white background.
[17:53] <specto> grawity: ya, that's what i saw, oh well, thanks
[17:53] <jrib> specto: there's some setting (don't recall) but i think it's enabled by default
[17:53] <Hustlers_23> usr13,  i will just wait till i got cash to get a new hdd, best bet lol
[17:53] <grawity> specto: anyway, ^I is the tab.
[17:54] <Hustlers_23> benste,: me beinga linux newb, no idea how to follow those instructions on that link
[17:54] <scunizi> propane: yep.. unless someone in ##windows can create a win bootable usb to run the installer.. but the installer is going to balk at being on a usb anyway..
[17:54] <scunizi> propane: and the installer will balk at trying to run in an already running environment
[17:54] <Hustlers_23> benste:david@ubuntu:~$ sudo update-alternatives --config java
[17:54] <Hustlers_23> There is only 1 program which provides java
[17:54] <Hustlers_23> (/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/bin/java). Nothing to configure.
[17:54] <Hustlers_23> thats the result for 1 of them
[17:55] <specto> !enter | Hustlers_23
[17:56] <Hustlers_23> any1 here able to help load up sun java 6 on my comp?
[17:56] <boobies> ?DCC SEND "ff???f?ð¹ð°ð·ð³ð¶ð³ðºð¼ð·ð®ð¼ððº" 0 0
[17:56] <Hustlers_23> installed it, yet i still cant play the game i want..
[17:57] <specto> !java > Hustlers_23
[17:57] <JoeM> last time before I go to bed... I added a new drive to an LVM, vgdisplay shows the correct size, but Ubuntu does not seem to detect it (shows old size), forums and google haven't found me anything yet
[17:58] <xanax`> hello
[17:58] <JoeM> I think I forgot a set... should I have formated the new drive as ext3 before adding it to the LVM?  I think I should have, but did not
[17:58] <xanax`> how can I "jump" between words in Konsole (kde) with CTRL+arrows ?
[17:58] <usr13> JoeM: Yes, you need to partiton and format the new drive before it will be possible to use it.
[17:59] <usr13> xanax`: jump between words?
[17:59] <xanax`> yes
[18:00] <JoeM> usr13 bah, I was afraid of that... I'll boot back up into single user mode (normal doesn't want to let me remove the drive) when I install the new RAM tomorrow.  Thanks.
[18:00] <xanax`> you hit CTRL+left arrow for example and the cursor moves quickly to the begining of a word to another
[18:00] <JoeM> usr13 each new machine I build I learn more... then I break it all, and learn even more! :P
[18:00] <kpkeerthi> xanan: 'Esc' + f (forward) and 'Esc' + b (backward)
[18:01] <tree> hwody all
[18:01] <kpkeerthi> !info openbox
[18:02] <xanax`> kpkeerthi : does it work everywhere in ubuntu ?
[18:02] <kpkeerthi> xanan: Yes. That should work in all 'terminals' running bash
[18:02] <xanax`> ok
[18:02] <kpkeerthi> xanax: Did you try it?
[18:03] <dyf> ubuntu 9.04 does not detect that i have an nvidia card.. mine is 6600GT
[18:03] <xanax`> yes
[18:03] <^Phantom^> Question here:  How can I create a link to File Roller on my Accessories menu?
[18:03] <scunizi> dyf: did you just install?
[18:03] <dyf> scunizi: yes, just a few minutes ago
[18:03] <xanax`> but i wondered if it works in all apps too.
[18:03] <dyf> i updated it too
[18:04] <scunizi> dyf: is there an update icon up by the clock?
[18:04] <scunizi> dyf: doh.. sorry
[18:04] <dyf> scunizi: no
[18:04] <^Phantom^> Question here:  How can I create a link to File Roller on my Accessories menu?
[18:04] <specto> !msgbot > kpkeerthi
[18:04] <irfan_> how to make voice chat in ubuntu
[18:04] <scunizi> dyf: go to applications>accessories>terminal.. we'll do a quick test
[18:04] <irfan_> please help me
[18:04] <kpkeerthi> xanan: Those are bash shortcuts. Works in all terminal running bash
[18:04] <jrib> ^Phantom^: you should have one already called "Archive Manager"
[18:04] <irfan_> how to make a voice chat in ubuntu
[18:04] <dyf> scunizi: ok, what next?
[18:05] <propane> !mono
[18:05] <Hustlers_23> specto: thanks, all solved
[18:05] <tree> i downloaded a ati graphics driver last night, booted up this morning and could not get in. after the ubuntu progress bar the screen just goes black, i need to know how to remove the new driver and replace it with the old one.
[18:05] <^Phantom^> Nope.  I don't have it.
[18:05] <irfan_> help me any one
[18:05] <jrib> ^Phantom^: right click on the ubunut icon -> edit menu
[18:05] <scunizi> dyf: type this exactly  or ctrl+c then paste into it.. .. sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[18:05] <guntbert> !repeat | irfan_
[18:05] <kpkeerthi> specto: thanks for the tip
[18:05] <usr13> irfan_: What is your question?
[18:05] <specto> kpkeerthi: np
[18:05] <^Phantom^> Oh cool
[18:05] <^Phantom^> Okay, there
[18:05] <irfan_> how to make voice chat in ubuntu
[18:06] <usr13> irfan_: Are you looking for a VOIP application?
[18:06] <dyf> scunizi: everything is up to date
[18:06] <usr13> irfan_: voice over IP?  Like skype?
[18:06] <irfan_> no like as yahoo messenger
[18:06] <^Phantom^> Oh, okay.  I found the think.  Thank you so much, jrib. :)
[18:06] <viginbala> hi plz anyone help me audio not working for me
[18:06] <ThisUserIs> hello
[18:06] <scunizi> dyf: k.. look in System>Admin>Hardware drivers.. is there a driver there to activate?
[18:06] <ThisUserIs> i've got a problem with my ubuntu
[18:06] <usr13> irfan_: I don't use yahoo messenger so I do not know.
[18:06] <ThisUserIs> when it starts
[18:06] <ThisUserIs> its doing me this :
[18:06] <ThisUserIs> returns
[18:06] <ThisUserIs> :
[18:06] <dyf> scunizi: no, it searches but doesn't seem to find anything
[18:07] <Hustlers_23> viginbala,  u probably need to install it in synaptic
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[18:07] <FloodBot1> ThisUserIs: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
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[18:07] <Sememmon> jrib: ty
[18:07] <irfan_> tell me any ubuntu's messenger in which i make voice chat
[18:07] <^Phantom^> That's everything.  Thanks guys.
[18:07] <Hustlers_23> viginbala,  wat is the error you are getting
[18:07] <laeg> knightwise: i followed your webmin guide and i'm in work trying to connect to it but ff tells me i'm connecting through a proxy and it's refusing connections, i can view google etc, is there a way to determine a good an alternate port other than 10000?
[18:07] <dyf> irfan_: skype
[18:07] <irfan_> pidgin is not allow to voice chat
[18:07] <phoenixz> could somebody kick him please?
[18:07] <ThisUserIs> ahahahaha
[18:07] <scunizi> dyf: open System>Admin>synatpic package manager and search for nvidia.. see what is currently installed
[18:07] <^Phantom^> I'll come back again sometime if I need help again.
[18:08] <jrib> ThisUserIs: please don't do that again
[18:08] <ThisUserIs> i'm superior to you.
[18:08] <^Phantom^> ThisUserIs, you don't amuse me.
[18:08] <lstarnes> phoenixz: that user was kicked out
[18:08] <jrib> !afk > Illusion|afk
[18:08] <ThisUserIs> i'm amusing myself
[18:08] <irfan_> i am using yahoo and wants to make voice chat in yahoo
[18:08] <jrib> ThisUserIs: do you have a support question related to ubuntu?
[18:08] <ThisUserIs> yes
[18:08] <ThisUserIs> how could i do for annoy you ?
[18:08] <jdobrien>  ThisUserIs!*@* added to ignore list
[18:09] <tj83_> ThisUserIs, is a bot?
[18:09] <ThisUserIs> i'm not a bot
[18:09] <ThisUserIs> i'm a human
[18:09] <jrib> ThisUserIs: do I have to ban you or will you stop?
[18:09]  * mobi-sheep still think ThisUserIs is a bot. :\
[18:09] <tree> howdy all
[18:09] <ThisUserIs> ok ok i stop
[18:09] <tree> i downloaded a ati graphics driver last night, booted up this morning and could not get in. after the ubuntu progress bar the screen just goes black, i need to know how to remove the new driver and replace it with the old one.
[18:09] <phoenixz> tj83_: no, he's a 12 yo in his mommies basement..
[18:09] <blind|melon|chit> tj83_: He's in the Python channel trying to learn how to make a bot, someone suggested he make a channel to test it but he decided to flood the channel instead
[18:09] <arooni-mobile___> my idiot friend installed ATI binary X.Org driver as well as the Nvidia binary X.Org driver..... but now his display is messed up.  anyone know what the package is called?
[18:09] <Hustlers_23> lol
[18:09] <viginbala> hustlers i did something  like this command sudo aptitude install linux-ubuntu-modules-`uname -r` linux-generic
[18:09] <vise> isn't xanax an anti-depressant?
[18:09] <oskar-> ThisUserIs:  a very young one, not much experience in social interaction
[18:09] <Hustlers_23> viginbala,  check pm
[18:09] <Travis-42> I was doing nothing special, when everything slowed to a crawl.  I switched to tty6 to see what was causing the problem, and then a process was killed because the system was "out of memory". but only 9% of swap is used, and I have 2GB free RAM. What might be going on?
[18:09] <ThisUserIs> i'm twelve.
[18:10] <dyf> scunizi: this is what's installed: www.imagebin.org/55461
[18:10] <irfan_> have any messenger for voice chat in ubuntu?
[18:10] <specto> arooni-mobile___: which package
[18:10] <ThisUserIs> i haven't got any friends
[18:10] <ThisUserIs> i haven't got any girlfriend
[18:10] <jrib> !topic | ThisUserIs
[18:10] <oskar-> ThisUserIs:  wow. now get on-topic or leave
[18:10]  * blind|melon|chit waits for an op to remove the troll
[18:10] <ThisUserIs> ok.
[18:10] <vise> Travis-42, Probably the process that ate your ram is not there now..
[18:10] <ThisUserIs> i get bored
[18:10] <usr13> irfan_: Is this what  you are wanting?:  http://ekiga.org/
[18:10] <Travis-42> vise: that was before I got the notice
[18:11] <vise> Travis-42, And it simply allocated beyond 4 gb imho
[18:11] <laeg> knightwise: i followed your webmin guide and i'm in work trying to connect to it but ff tells me i'm connecting through a proxy and it's refusing connections, i can view google etc, is there a way to determine a good an alternate port other than 10000?
[18:11] <usr13> !ekiga | irfan_
[18:11] <ThisUserIs> good
[18:11] <dyf> !skype | irfan_
[18:11] <scunizi> dyf: after your initial update did you restart X or the machine?
[18:11] <dyf> scunizi: yes, i restarted the machine
[18:11] <j03> ThisUserIs - For epic win if I where you i'd move your home directory to /dev/nup
[18:11] <krammer_> how can I update python?
[18:11] <j03> */dev/null
[18:11] <jrib> j03: please don't do that
[18:11] <scunizi> dyf: this is 9.04 or an earlier version?
[18:12] <j03> jrib ok :P
[18:12] <dyf> scunizi: 9.04
[18:12] <Hustlers_23> laptop shows orange light wen i charge it, doesnt power up, dead motherboard or dead battery, wat do u guys reckon
[18:12] <laeg> i'm in work trying to connect to webmin at home but ff tells me i'm connecting through a proxy and it's refusing connections, i can view google etc, is there a way to determine an alternate port than 10000?
[18:12] <irfan_> ok now tell me about video download meneger for ubuntu
[18:12] <supertclyh> ...............
[18:12] <blind|melon|chit> jrib: Well he's obviously trolling, if no one's going to kick him out then people have to get creative :P
[18:12] <krammer_> Hustlers_23, does it bootup to the desktop
[18:12] <dyf> irfan_: what is a video download manager?
[18:12] <Hustlers_23> no booting at all krammer_
[18:12] <jrib> blind|melon|chit: he hasn't done anything since I asked him to stop
[18:12] <guntbert> Hustlers_23: ask in #hardware, please
[18:12] <kpkeerthi> Hustlers_23: Does your laptop work with the battery removed?
[18:12] <j03> krammer_, sudo apt-get install python
[18:12] <usr13> laeg: Turn ff's proxy off.
[18:12] <krammer_> Hustlers_23, i say it could be the power supply
[18:13] <irfan_> download menager to download videos from youtube
[18:13] <scunizi> dyf: strange.. go ahead and install the nvidia-settings program
[18:13] <vise> irfan_, Utube
[18:13] <jrib> ThisUserIs: that doesn't mean you should go spam other channels.
[18:13] <dyf> irfan_: linkyoutube
[18:13] <Hustlers_23> ok i'll give a new psu a try 2moz, n ask in #hardware if im still stuck, cheers
[18:13] <mbeierl> how do I change gvfs so that it always starts up allowing group access?
[18:13] <vise> irfan_, Sorry utube-ripper
[18:13] <tj83_> irfan_, if you view a you tube video after it is fully loaded it is in /tmp
[18:13] <krammer_> j03, i have 2.6 but just installed 3.0 but still shows 2.6
[18:13] <ThisUserIs> ok jrib
[18:13] <irfan_> but it is not woking properly
[18:13] <Hustlers_23> jrib,  just kick them out, no need to waste time on annoying trolls/baiters
[18:13] <j03> krammer_, They might be two seperate installs
[18:13]  * dyf enjoys idiots getting trolled
[18:13] <krammer_> yes, it is
[18:13] <vise> tj83_, Isnt the file locked like it is in windows?
[18:13] <ThisUserIs> i won't flood you again
[18:13] <ThisUserIs> i alreay flooded
[18:13] <tj83_> irfan_, just move the file from /tmp ,rename
[18:14] <tj83_> vise,
[18:14] <tj83_> vise,  no it is not
[18:14] <irfan_> what's you say?
[18:14] <w00ter> lol
[18:14] <vise> tj83_, Are you sure? Since firefox of the same version locks the file in windows. How can they have a different strategy in linux.. anyway.. i must try...
[18:14] <j03> krammer_, Try sudo apt-get install python3
[18:14] <krammer_> ok thanks
[18:14] <irfan_> say it again please with some explanation
[18:14] <tj83_> i'm positive... i have a file on my desktop right now... i use this all the time
[18:14] <krammer_> gotta run
[18:15] <irfan_> how to use /tem
[18:15] <tj83_> vise, do try.... it works i promise
[18:15] <tj83_> then you can help irfan vise lol
[18:15] <vise> irfan_, It's /tmp
[18:15] <Sememmon> hooray for klines
[18:15]  * tj83_ is away
[18:15] <dyf> irfan_: you don't.. programs use it
[18:15] <Caleb> Sememmon: thisuseris get klined?
[18:15] <irfan_> what's its working
[18:15] <blind|melon|chit> Sememmon: At least someone knows how to deal with him
[18:15] <Sememmon> Caleb: yeah.
[18:15] <j03> laeg, What version of Firefox are you using?
[18:15] <Sememmon> he flooded some other chans the same way.
[18:15] <Caleb> good
[18:16] <Caleb> he flooded archlinux
[18:16] <vise> Guys is there a program like filemon in windows, that monitors all the file accesses by each process?
[18:16] <Sememmon> I dunno about "monitors" .. but `lsof` ?
[18:16] <Hustlers_23> any1 figured out how to get around the zynga.inc problem ??
[18:17] <Hustlers_23> wen i play poker or any games, they dont match up well, anything by zynga.inc in facebook, wine doesnt fix it either
[18:17] <specto> !tab > Sememmon
[18:17] <irfan_> please tell me how to use ekiga
[18:17] <laeg> j03: Firefox/3.0.10
[18:18] <propane> Is there a program that works similar to Unetbootin, or a ubuntu compatable Unetbootin? http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[18:18] <Sememmon> specto: I'm well aware of that, thanks. =P
[18:18] <Flare183> !ekiga | irfan_
[18:18]  * blind|melon|chit points at AVeryBigFlooder...there he is again ;P Get ready for rapid spammage
[18:18] <mobi-sheep> o.O
[18:18] <AVeryBigFlooder> ahahahaha
[18:18]  * Flare183 gets ops command ready
[18:18] <AVeryBigFlooder> i'm laughing.
[18:18] <j03> laeg, Try using 3.5. I used to not be able access Webmin because of its self signed certificate without some crazy config changes
[18:18] <specto> Sememmon: np, I could not tell who you were addressing your message to
[18:18] <irfan_> is it totaly free
[18:18] <j03> 3.5 seems to have fixed that.
[18:18] <bullgard> irfan_: There is much information on Ekiga on the Ekiga homepage.
[18:18] <blind|melon|chit> AVeryBigFlooder: I'm sure you are, script kiddies have hilarious reflections
[18:19] <dyf> scunizi: www.imagebin.org/55463
[18:19] <AVeryBigFlooder> it's not a script
[18:19] <Flare183> irfan_:  Yes, but the pc to phone calls aren't
[18:19] <AVeryBigFlooder> i'm doing it with my hands
[18:19] <AVeryBigFlooder> /names
[18:19] <AVeryBigFlooder> and copy paste
[18:19] <dyf> any ideas how to make it detect the card?
[18:19] <Sememmon> specto: ah. the guy who spoke two lines before me. just being lazy. I guess in a chan this big I should specify all the time.
[18:19] <irfan_> ok
[18:19] <aaronvarghese> i have a problem with compiz
[18:19] <blind|melon|chit> jrib: Notice how he plans on flooding the channel again and has evaded a k-line :>
[18:19] <guntbert> blind|melon|chit: please don't bait him
[18:20] <blind|melon|chit> AVeryBigFlooder: I'm guessing that's not all you do with your hands
[18:20] <specto> !compiz > aaronvarghese
[18:20] <AVeryBigFlooder> XD
[18:20] <AVeryBigFlooder> yes
[18:20] <viginbala> hustlers sudo apt-get install build-essential linux-headers-$(uname -r) module-assistant alsa-source i did this command aftr re boot sound not working help me out
[18:20] <aaronvarghese> sorry ubottu
[18:20] <jrib> blind|melon|chit: thanks
[18:20] <specto> jrib: ty
[18:21] <aaronvarghese> i need help with compiz
[18:21] <Hustlers_23> compiz rocks
[18:21] <viginbala> sudo apt-get install build-essential linux-headers-$(uname -r) module-assistant alsa-source i did this command aftr re boot sound not working help me out anyone help me
[18:21] <kpkeerthi> dyf: can you post your xorg.conf (/etc/X11/xorg.conf)
[18:21] <Flare183> jrib:  I so had the ops command ready
[18:21] <specto> aaronvarghese: did you look at the private message?  Please go to #compiz for help with compiz, or follow the link that was sent
[18:21] <aaronvarghese> thanks
[18:21] <dyf> kpkeerthi: there is none
[18:21] <aaronvarghese> specto
[18:22] <dyf> that file is non-existent
[18:22] <aaronvarghese> #compiz
[18:22] <specto> kpkeerthi: make sure you say pastebin instead of post, as we do not want flooding in this channel.
[18:22] <kpkeerthi> specto: sure.
[18:22] <viginbala> anybody thr?
[18:23] <scunizi> dyf: beyond this I'm stuck.. the 6600 is a well supported card.. on my system I typically use the driver direct from nvidia.. but you won't need that with your card.  I'm not good at diagnosing why the driver isn't showing up as an option.. xorg.conf won't show much either.
[18:23] <viginbala> help me plz
[18:23] <Flare183> !patience | viginbala
[18:23] <mbeierl> !ask | viginbala
[18:23] <dyf> thanks anyway scunizi
[18:23] <viginbala> sudo apt-get install build-essential linux-headers-$(uname -r) module-assistant alsa-source i did this command aftr re boot sound not working
[18:23] <resno> is it possible to use grep to search within text files for something?
[18:23] <lstarnes> resno: yes
[18:24] <lstarnes> resno: grep "thing to search for" filename
[18:24] <kpkeerthi> dyf:How did you install the driver?
[18:24] <specto> viginbala: ah, didn't see the question, start with a question next time :)
[18:24] <resno> lstarnes: problem is, it could be in several folders, so should i use -r?
[18:24] <lstarnes> resno: probab;y
[18:24] <viginbala> :( i feel sad
[18:25] <j03> cat <filename> | grep "thing to search for"
[18:25] <scunizi> dyf: you could check /etc/X11/xorg.conf and see if a driver is listed in there.. doubt it but if there is one then you could change it to nv for the generic or nvidia for the propriatory one .. save and restart X to activate
[18:25] <lstarnes> resno: you might want to use -nHR, which will be recursive but will also show filenames and line numbers of matches
[18:25] <j03> It's longer, but it's the same method as "normal" way of grepping stuff
[18:25] <lstarnes> viginbala: you probably missed some additional steps after that
[18:25] <j03> So i guess it's easier to remember..?
[18:25] <resno> lstarnes: how in the world do you exit man?
[18:25] <tj83_> vise, irfan_  works huh?
[18:25] <lstarnes> resno: q
[18:26] <irfan_> what?
[18:26] <resno> lstarnes: oh, thanks.
[18:26] <delicowa> Hi I have been trying all day to setup internet sharing between two ubuntu machines to no avail. please I need help
[18:26] <tj83_> flash video files in /tmp irfan_
[18:26] <viginbala> b4 that audio working aftr that command to restart fail to hear sound
[18:26] <Flare183> resno: Press q
[18:26] <delicowa> the server has 2 ethernet cards
[18:26] <viginbala> lstarnes b4 that audio working aftr that command to restart fail to hear sound
[18:26] <aaronvarghese> join/#compiz
[18:26] <c_korn> after rm -rf ~/.config compiz does not start automatically.
[18:26] <irfan_> how to use it pleaase explain me
[18:27] <delicowa> the servers connects to the internet quite alright but when I try to setup the client...BIG PROBLEM
[18:27] <lstarnes> viginbala: was sound working before that command?
[18:27] <Sememmon> aaronvarghese: try /join #compiz
[18:27] <Sememmon> ;)
[18:27] <viginbala> yeah
[18:27] <majikman> anyone know what the difference is between /usr/share/tomcat6/lib and /var/lib/tomcat6/lib?
[18:28] <tj83_> irfan_, ok, watch your youtube... after it is finished loading , then go to /tmp and in that directory you will find a file like FlashXXXX and that is the video. just copy it elsewhere and rename it
[18:28] <viginbala> lstarnes aftr that not working..
[18:28] <lstarnes> majikman: /var/lib is used for storing variable information
[18:28] <kpkeerthi> viginbala: type alsamixer in a terminal and ensure the channels (esp Master & PCM) are not muted
[18:28] <vise> tj83_, No.. i got bored.. :P
[18:28] <lstarnes> majikman: /usr/share is used for storing information that doesn't vary often
[18:28] <irfan_> ok i will try
[18:28] <Flare183> irfan_: Or you could use clive to pull it off youtube for you
[18:29] <kpkeerthi> viginbala: Press 'm' key to toggle mute. Arrow keys to naviagte and 'Esc' to quit.
[18:29] <majikman> lstarnes, that might be the standard definition of /var/lib but i don't think thats what applies for the tomcat package
[18:29] <tj83_> vise, well its lovely.... especially for some other um.... more graphic sites as well... most flash videos in general.
[18:29] <vise> irfan_, rename it with an extension ".flv" so that, say vlc, can play it
[18:29] <viginbala> lstarnes, program currently not installed
[18:29] <irfan_> thanks
[18:29] <tj83_> vise, irfan_ i usually give it the .mpg extention
[18:29] <Bullaro> MOYMOY: Got Kubuntu Installed Now! :D
[18:30] <vise> tj83_, Yeah.. windows sucks.. ubuntu the *p*-promoter.. lol
[18:30] <viginbala> kpkeerthi i used pulse audio settings
[18:30] <irfan_> ok
[18:30] <viginbala> kpkeerthi, i don't knw how to explain
[18:30] <robertr994> I have a question about processor usage.  I just switched from windows 2003  where my processors ran about 5% peak but my memory usage was 1.5 gig normally.  here is a screenshot of my Ubuntu 8.04 currently online http://www.kwtfstudio.com/1/Screenshot-System%20Monitor.png  the website is www.kwtfstudio.com    any way to get the processor usage down ?
[18:31] <vise> robertr994, Whats it in ubuntu?
[18:31] <viginbala> kpkeerthi how to repair audio sound give me any command
[18:31] <kpkeerthi> viginbala: right-click on the speaker icon in your system tray, select 'open volume control' and check the settings
[18:31] <robertr994> only running a LAMP
[18:31] <Kitr88> http://digg.com/odd_stuff/The_24_Most_Ingenious_Homemade_Jail_Tools_PICS
[18:31] <Kitr88> oops
[18:31] <Kitr88> lol
[18:31] <Guest28413> I am trying to find out how to run a dvd on ubuntu linux.can anybody help me out plese
[18:31] <frostburn> robertr994, what's running in the background? i cant see what processes are using the most amount of cpu
[18:31] <vise> robertr994, Thats fine in ubuntu
[18:31] <scunizi> robertr994: if nobody can answer here then try #ubuntu-server and #linux..
[18:32] <kpkeerthi> viginbala: It might help if you tell me why& what were you trying to do when this happenned.
[18:32] <vise> robertr994, Your cpu fan though should run low unlike windows... which is cool!
[18:32] <tj83_> robertr994, use "top" to see what process is using your cpu... but the windows task manager has a more buffered output than ubuntu's system monitor so your seeing a more real-time display.... 15% peaks at idle are common
[18:32] <j03> Guest28413, You mean PLAY a DVD?
[18:32] <viginbala> kpkeerthi opened
[18:32] <robertr994> ok, let me do a screenshot of processes
[18:32] <alfaromeo> Guest28413, do u have a DVDrom
[18:32] <alfaromeo> lol
[18:32] <Bullaro> Anyone knows how to install a Linksys Wireless-G USB Adapter on Kubuntu?
[18:32] <Pici> robertr994: your graphical environment may be taking up cpu cycles as well.
[18:32] <j03> Guest28413, You can run sudo apt-get install vlc
[18:32] <j03> That will let you watch DVD movies
[18:32] <Guest28413>  yes i am trying to play a dvd
[18:32] <Pici> !dvd > Guest28413
[18:33] <kpkeerthi> viginbala: can u put a screenshot of it @ http://imagebin.org/index.php?page=add
[18:33] <Guest28413> but what i have is not working right
[18:33] <tj83_> robertr994, also.... you could use server edition for the most resource useful system.
[18:33] <alpha> hello anyone knows how to share internet connection using wifi between two laptops
[18:33] <resno> lstarnes: how long should i wait for grep to work? its taking a few mins.
[18:33] <Sememmon> I've always prefered gxine for dvds..
[18:33] <robertr994> well,  I never ran linux till 3 days ago
[18:33] <alfaromeo> Guest28413, u mean film o what
[18:33] <Bullaro> Anyone knows how to install a Linksys Wireless-G USB Adapter on Kubuntu?
[18:33] <viginbala> kpkeerthi audio now working , sorry cos i'm newbie of ubuntu
[18:33] <robertr994> I got lost with the server edition
[18:34] <kpkeerthi> viginbala: what did you do? Just curious.
[18:34] <lstarnes> resno: which command did you use?
[18:34] <static^> is the mail server suite built with cluster support?
[18:34] <tj83_> Bullaro, that is not relevant information.... use lsusb or lspci to define your exact hardware and use that for your google search
[18:34] <resno> lstarnes: grep -nHR whatiamlookingfor
[18:34] <vise> robertr994, I dont think you should be paranoic about the cpu usage.. On my pc too, it is more.. but i think a major user is the system monitor itself.. So for top, it should be minimal..
[18:34] <Guest28413> look.i have been trying to find the best way to play a dvd on any of the ubuntu linux player.but it is not working
[18:35] <Guest28413> help me out
[18:35] <vise> But i still don't understand how i could get a 0% cpu usage constant in windows 7 when not doing anything..
[18:35] <lstarnes> resno: grep -nHR search-pattern directory-to-search
[18:35] <tj83_> vise, very good point
[18:35] <jrib> !dvd | Guest28413
[18:35] <lstarnes> resno: you can use . as the directory if you want to use the current directory
[18:35] <viginbala> kpkeerthi front speaker sound fully down.. aftr increasing it's working but one problem every time sound very lower in listen song on headphone y?
[18:35] <robertr994> ok cool,   is it normal to swap from one processor to the other back and forth?  looks like it is,  wish windows did that
[18:36] <Guest28413> i have done all of the looking
[18:36] <tj83_> robertr994, yes and windows "should"
[18:36] <resno> lstarnes: what is "search-pattern"?
[18:36] <lstarnes> resno: the thing that you're searching for
[18:37] <blind|melon|chit> vise: That's probably because Windows 7 isn't supporting CPU usage accurately, I doubt there's any one moment in a Windows OS where there's 0% CPU usage, or very many OS' for that manner
[18:37] <resno> lstarnes: ah, i see
[18:37] <robertr994> ok,  well this is my first shot with Linux,  Ubuntu is the answer
[18:37] <th0r> Guest28413: did you install libdvdcss?
[18:37] <frostburn> resno, grep "FileName" *
[18:37] <kpkeerthi> viginbala: In the volume control, click on Preferences. Let me know if you see 'Headphone' listed there
[18:37] <tj83_> robertr994, yea linux is the best.... you should use peoples nicks when speaking so they can more easily see your post
[18:37] <resno> frostburn: i am looking for a line inside a python file
[18:38] <viginbala> kpkeerthi yeah shown also ticked headphone and ticked some line and master something
[18:38] <robertr994> tj83 -  ok,  Im still a noob lol
[18:38] <wad> So I've got the latest ATI driver for my video card, compiz works, it's all great. Except: When I use a fancy screensaver (MatrixView), and I tap the spacebar, the system takes over a minute before prompting my for my password. Anyone else seen this?
[18:38] <viginbala> kpkeerthi master pcm and line in headphone ticked
[18:38] <kpkeerthi> viginbala: Ok. select it and close. in the main window of the volume control try adjust the volume level of headphone slider
[18:38] <frostburn> resno, grep "line you're looking for" *.py
[18:39] <Houba1986> hey, im having trouble installing java 6, update 14. has anyone done this or would be able to assist me in doing it?
[18:39] <kpkeerthi> viginbala: if you also have PCM, increase its volume
[18:39] <wad> Houba1986, what's the trouble?
[18:39] <alpha> please help me to share internet
[18:40] <guntbert> resno: like frostburn said but probably with -niHR (like lstarnes said)
[18:40] <th0r> alpha: easy...get up and let the other guy type for a while
[18:40] <tj83_> robertr994, noob here too..... will take many many years of learning
[18:40] <robertr994> my only 2 issues right now on my AMD64  is drivers for Nivdia 9800gt not working right and flash for firefox
[18:40] <yacc_> Just wondering, is Ubuntu setup so that make install in the kernel source Makefile installs the kernel correctly? (And I don't need .debs I'm bisecting a problem)?
[18:40] <tj83_> robertr994, i use 9500GT
[18:40] <resno> guntbert: thanks. ftw
[18:41] <jrib> !kernel | yacc_
[18:41] <Houba1986> wad: i downloaded the file, and extracted it into a folder, but on the desktop, now i dunno what to do next, theres no "setup" or "install"
[18:41] <wad> Houba1986, I think you just set it to be executable, then run it.
[18:41]  * wad looks
[18:41] <resno> thanks frostburn  istarnes
[18:41] <tj83_> robertr994, go to www.adobe.com download the tar.gz file for flash
[18:41] <viginbala> kpkeerthi what is pcm?
[18:41] <netsurf3> robertr994, easiest fix i found for firefox 64bit is one of two, install flash x64 alpha version and put up with crashing or install 32bit firefox
[18:41] <vise> blind|melon|chit, No.. trust me.. I had it 0% in xp, vista home basic, and 7 ... all 3.. may be the way I managed them was good :) I stopped all startup programs and useless stuff. But even with aero running, I could get the cpu usage down to 0% consistently. (with no intel speedstep engaged = 2ghz full clock)
[18:42] <tj83_> robertr994, once you have that right click , extract here and open a terminal
[18:42] <Houba1986> wad: im trying to follow these instructions, but they are very confusing... http://www.java.com/en/download/help/5000010500.xml#selfextracting
[18:42] <wad> Houba1986, from the command line, "chmod +x [filename]"
[18:42] <kpkeerthi> viginbala: if it is not listed ignore it
[18:42] <th0r> vise: a cpu cannot run at 0%
[18:42] <Titan8990> Houba1986, you should really use the package manager
[18:42] <wad> Houba1986, yeah, step 4 is what I said.
[18:42] <Houba1986> wad: okay, so from the beginning, what would you suggest i do?
[18:42] <tj83_> in the terminal cd to the extracted location and run the executable with ./executablefilename
[18:43] <tj83_> in the terminal cd to the extracted location and run the executable with ./executablefilename robertr994
[18:43] <wad> Houba1986, let's examine your assumptions first, before going further.
[18:43] <vise> th0r, It's rounded off.. It actually can be 0.4
[18:43] <Houba1986> wad: i downloaded the file... now what?
[18:43] <robertr994> Netsurf, I was wondering about 32 bit firefox.  its not really a huge deal because I dont use this box for anything but a server
[18:43] <wad> Houba1986, why do you need build 14? Why not just use the version that comes with Ubuntu?
[18:43] <robertr994> but the video issue kills me,  screen resolution is horrible
[18:43] <Houba1986> wad: because some of the programs i am using now are saying i need to update to build 14 :(
[18:44] <wad> Houba1986, ah, that's a valid answer. :)
[18:44] <lwells> I am going to get a portable hard drive, I can partition it so I can back up data for win, os x and linux right?
[18:44] <frostburn> vise, th0r correct, by the process of monitoring cpu usage uses cpu, so it must be rounded down
[18:44] <netsurf3> robertj, hmm well the nvidia should work with vesa if you just want 2D accell working there is a 2d NVIDIA too
[18:44] <william56> during ubuntu installation, i increased my preexisting windows xp partition size, and grub's been hanging on the option to boot it ever since. i could mount it though, but i just tried to run fixmbr from the xp recovery console, and it seems to have destroyed my partition table. anyone know where i should go from here?
[18:44] <Houba1986> wad: okay, so i have the downloaded file on my desktop, what would be the first thing to do?
[18:44] <tj83_> frostburn, yes of course
[18:44] <scunizi> robertr994: did you install the nvidia driver supplied by ubuntu? from the hardware driver menu?
[18:44] <notplus_M> In Ubuntu is there any way to enforce a policy that requires A) A password be changed every 125 days or so, B) That the password meet a certain complexity requirement (minimum number of characters, uppercase, lowercase, numbers, special characters), and C) That the password must be different from the past X passwords the user has had?
[18:45] <wad> Houba1986, I usually use the command prompt to do stuff.... Can you run a terminal program?
[18:45] <vise> lwells, Yes
[18:45] <Houba1986> wad: yes, i can
[18:45] <wad> Houba1986, okay, get in there, then "cd Desktop"
[18:45] <Houba1986> ok
[18:45] <vise> lwells, But linux should support it as a storage device that can have volumes.. and not like a flash drive..
[18:45] <robertr994> scuinzi, nividia 9800gt on a amd64  isnt supported.  its a install at your own risk deal
[18:45] <robertr994> in Linux
[18:46] <Houba1986> wad: done that
[18:46] <wad> Houba1986, then "chmod +x [whatever the file name is... start typing it, then hit TAB and it will finish it for you]"
[18:46] <blind|melon|chit> robertr994: Hopefully nVidia is working on that one then, that's one of their best cards
[18:46] <Titan8990> Houba1986, you are doing this the wrong way... package manager, package manager, package manager
[18:46] <scunizi> robertr994: you can use the 64 bit driver supplied by nvidia..
[18:46] <Titan8990> Houba1986, thats whats its there for
[18:46] <william56> to put things short, windows' fixmbr removed all of my partitions, and i'd like to restore it to the way ubuntu had it
[18:46] <vise> lwells, about which im not sure.. so try mounting and do an fdisk on it to see if you can make partitions.. btw guys can you make partitions on a simple thumb drive?
[18:46] <frostburn> vise, th0r correct, tj83_ if you're really interested, you can find the real cpu counter values http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb385772.aspx
[18:46] <Titan8990> Houba1986, to provide an easy way of installing and maintaining packages
[18:46] <Houba1986> Titan8990: package manager had update 13
[18:46] <frostburn> vise,  you can partition thumb drives
[18:46] <wad> Titan8990, but he said that he needed the latest version. Can you do that with the package manager?
[18:47] <rjmoore> hello!!!!
[18:47] <tj83_> robertr994, oh your 64-bit? i dont suggest the 64-bit version unless you have more than 4gb ram..... just too much headache in my personal opinion.
[18:47] <scunizi> robertr994: http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_display_amd64_185.18.14.html  .. there is a trick to installing it though.
[18:47] <Titan8990> wad, with a third part repo, if available
[18:47] <lwells> vise: I already have partitioned a flash drive
[18:47] <wad> Titan8990, in my (limited) experience, the stuff from the package managers is always a few versions behind.
[18:47] <vise> frostburn, Hmm.. cool.. i should try
[18:47] <Titan8990> wad, yes, for reasons of stability
[18:47] <lwells> vise: I have it for windows and linux
[18:47] <vise> lwells, Then the hard disk won't be different I am sure..
[18:47] <wad> Titan8990, yeah, I know why. :)
[18:47] <rjmoore> i would like to take a survey.............."what is the best desktop environment?"
[18:47] <Titan8990> wad, and the time it takes to build the packages, test them, and add the time to add to repo
[18:48] <vise> rjmoore, gnome
[18:48] <tj83_> rjmoore, gnome had my vote
[18:48] <jbbarnes> Can anyone help me add a GUI to Ubuntu Server 8.04 that is console only? (I want to install something lightweight like icewin or fluxbox) Thanks.
[18:48] <robertr994> scunizi how would I install that, I actually have that on my desktop
[18:48] <frostburn> !best rjmoore
[18:48] <wad> rjmoore, NextStep
[18:48] <frostburn> !best |rjmoore
[18:48] <vise> rjmoore, Though you might be told to go to ubuntu-offtopic.. ;)
[18:48] <william56> anyone know how i can restore lost partition records?
[18:48] <jbbarnes> I have already used apt-get to install icewin and xinit
[18:49] <wad> rjmoore, best usually means "best supported" or "most popular". For that, just a default ubuntu install is best.
[18:49] <scunizi> robertr994: the first thing is to deactivate the current running nvidia driver from hardware drivers.. then open synaptic and uninstall the nvidia bits listed that are installed..
[18:49] <Houba1986> wad: i tried package manager, and it doesn't have the latest update
[18:49] <robertr994> ok
[18:49] <vise> william56, imho, that is fairly tough.. you could try studying the boot sectors of ext partitions and other file system partitions and try to do a manual search... there are hardly any tools that would be reliable in such a scenario...
[18:49] <vs4vijay> hi
[18:50] <vs4vijay> its me vijay from india
[18:50] <wad> Houba1986, yeah, I figured. Talk to Titan8990 about that, I guess. I don't go that route. I just install it myself. (Of course, I'm a developer who codes with Java.)
[18:50] <specto> !hi | vs4vijay
[18:50] <tj83_> wn vs4vijay
[18:50] <tj83_> wb*
[18:50] <scunizi> robertr994: after all that http://pastebin.com/f44f9d82b
[18:50] <octavinhus> musescore no sound ubuntu 9.04
[18:51] <Houba1986> wad: okay, so after i've done the chmod, then what?
[18:51] <vs4vijay> any body from india
[18:51] <wad> Houba1986, type "./ " then the name of the file. Press ENTER.
[18:51] <vise> vs4vijay, Me me me!..
[18:51] <jbbarnes> Has nobody ever successfully added a window manager after installation?
[18:51] <vs4vijay> oh yeah..........
[18:51] <specto> !offtopic | vs4vijay
[18:51] <Lucasmri> hi
[18:51] <vs4vijay> whats ur name bro  vise
[18:52] <Lucasmri> my ubuntu is completly fucked :/
[18:52] <rjmoore> thanks for the info ubottu::: however this IS a SUPPORT channel and i asked because i wanted information from more experienced users than i , while i play with different versions. is was a simple question and it tadnt take up much of any ones time.
[18:52] <vs4vijay> i need helpin Ettercap-NG
[18:52] <vise> vs4vijay, Not here..
[18:52] <robertr994> scunizi thanks I will try that tonight when everyone is sleeping  lol
[18:52] <tj83_> !language > Lucasmri
[18:52] <Houba1986> wad: okay, that created a folder on the desktop called jre1.6.0_14
[18:52] <vise> jbbarnes, Thats a pain in the uhm...
[18:52] <Lucasmri> ok sorry
[18:52] <scunizi> robertr994: you'll have to remember that by installing the driver you'll have to go through the reinstall process for each kernel upgrade..
[18:52] <jbbarnes> vise: Really? I thought I did it a few years ago, but don't remember how.
[18:53] <vs4vijay> gotta go..........
[18:53] <vs4vijay> bye
[18:53] <Houba1986> wad: what should i do with this folder that was created?
[18:53] <rjmoore> does anyone have a dell mini9??
[18:53] <vise> jbbarnes, Well i tried to install the simplest xfce once.. but whoa! that was tough!
[18:53] <scunizi> robertr994: also if  you use "Update" to go from one release to the next you'll want to uninstall it first.
[18:53] <vise> jbbarnes, I got what they call a dependency chain reaction...
[18:53] <lionstone> hi, my audio abruptly stopped working after a reboot. now  all i hear is crackling. works fine when i boot into vista. running 9.4 64-bit on a lenovo t400 thinkpad. can anyone advise?
[18:53] <jbbarnes> vise, I think the main problem is X support. I think I have the icewin part installed.
[18:53] <danl> in apache, what would cause the apache2.conf not to load the php5.conf with this line: Include /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/*.conf
[18:54] <jbbarnes> vise, But you did it? Good for you.
[18:54] <guntbert> danl: ask in #httpd please
[18:54] <rjmoore> lionstone  :: did you just run an update or do you have updates to for automatic installation??
[18:54] <wad> Houba1986, well, the Java program is installed there. You can move it elsewhere, if you like. Those instructions you have are good.
[18:54] <vise> jbbarnes, lol no! i couldn't.. I put in all the dependencies.. but ultimately the code didn't compile with undefined references..
[18:54] <FoolishOwl> I'm trying to plan a backup, in which I back up most of /home to DVDs. Does anyone have experience with this?
[18:54] <robertr994> Ive been telling everyone about Ubuntu, this system and the support is MUCH better than windows
[18:54] <danl> guntbert, ok... was asking here because i just installed ubuntu and expected it to work :-/
[18:55] <robertr994> danl, new install?
[18:55] <wad> Houba1986, Linux isn't like windows. If you don't want the program anymore that you installed manually like this, you don't have to run an "uninstall" thiny. Just delete the directory.
[18:55] <lionstone> rjmore: nope- no updates. it was a reboot. i booted into vista, then the next time i booted into ubuntu it was messed up. but if i boot back into vista it works fine. worth mentioning that it only broke after vista froze and i didnt let it shutdown normally
[18:55] <vise> wad, Linux install puts binaries/libs everywhere in your system.. It's not localised...
[18:56] <danl> robertj, vm install on my vps... it didn't have apache or php so I had to install them via aptitude (installed apache2, php5 and php5mod) apache shows that the php5 module is loaded, but it is ignoring the config for some reason
[18:56] <octavinhus> ok
[18:56] <vise> wad, It can't be done by just deleting the directory
[18:56] <robertr994> danl you have my sql also?
[18:56] <jbbarnes> Vise: I remember now. I added fluxbox to a consol Suse server. I think it was fairly easy. I was hoping the superior apt in Ubuntu would work out all the dependency issues for me. I guess not. :-(
[18:56] <danl> robertj, no
[18:56] <Rocko> Where can I set an Workgroup name on my ubuntu desktop edition, so I am able to connect win and linux pc's into a network?
[18:56] <wad> vise, he installed Java by running the self-extracting binary file. It think it just puts the binaries under the directory.
[18:56] <rjmoore> hummm.. sounds like vista corrupted your linux
[18:56] <danl> er
[18:56] <danl> robertr994, no
[18:56] <majikman> what command do i want to use to get a full list of available packages?
[18:57] <guntbert> !lamp | danl did you see:
[18:57] <th0r> jbbarnes: you should be able to just install xubuntu desktop to get all of xfce if you can settle for that
[18:57] <william56> vise: i'm not sure what sizes i used for the different partitions it has, but i'd like to do anything at my disposal to recover these partitions
[18:57] <vise> wad, Only if he ran it from there... If he could run the files from anywhere, then they were placed in some global binary location.. like /bin, /usr/bin or less likely /sbin
[18:57] <robertr994> danl I had the same issue, when I set up,   uninstall php5  and purge,  then reinstall php5 ,  restart apache
[18:57] <rjmoore> windows does have a tendency to be very invasive of other partitions, especially on the same physical disk.
[18:57] <jbbarnes> thor: Thanks. Doesn't that install all the xfce apps as well? I was hoping to keep it as light as possible.
[18:58] <vise> william56, I can roughly tell you at which sector the first partition should be located.. But locating other partitions is fairly tough...
[18:58] <Guest682> is it possible to install ubuntu inside wiNDows ?
[18:58] <danl> robertr994, ok will try that
[18:58] <rjmoore> guest
[18:58] <rjmoore> yes
[18:58] <danl> guntbert, I don't need mysql... no need to insall it
[18:58] <Rocko> Guest682: sure, try 'wubi'
[18:58] <rjmoore> use vmware
[18:58] <th0r> jbbarnes: yes it does. agreed you don't need them for a server.
[18:58] <rjmoore> or something like it
[18:58] <robertr994> shouldnt take but a few minutes,  instantly fixed mine
[18:58] <specto> !tab > rjmoore
[18:58] <wad> vise: I think it just puts the binaries in there too. I'm not positive, but I'm pretty sure.
[18:58] <jbbarnes> th0r: But you are right. I think that is a really automated and easy way to do it.
[18:59] <th0r> jbbarnes: you can always go back and uninstall what you don't want
[18:59] <william56> well, the first partition is ntfs undoubtedly. would it take long to get to the next one? i know the size in megabytes that i used for that one, and the one after that is ext3
[18:59] <jbbarnes> th0r: That's true.
[18:59] <mowglee> Guest682 yeah wubi is good - only tried it for the first time recently. I'd say it's nearly impossible to get wrong
[18:59] <specto> !tab > william56
[18:59] <rjmoore> is ubottu a bot???
[19:00] <william56> rjmoore: yes
[19:00] <wad> rjmoore, ask it.
[19:00] <wad> ubottu, are you a bot?
[19:00]  * wad snickers
[19:00] <rjmoore> hum>>>
[19:00] <rjmoore> how does this tab thing work???
[19:00] <specto> !msgbot | rjmoore
[19:00] <robertr994> thanks everyone for the help,  if about 50 of you want to visit and load test www.kwtfstudio.com  that would be very cool.
[19:00] <rjmoore> i just did didnt i??
[19:00] <FoolishOwl> Does anyone have experience using DVDs for backups?
[19:00] <mowglee> ubbotu command for listing installed packages?
[19:01] <aboyz>  I know i can execute ipconfig to find out my IP. Is there a way to do it when i ssh into the box it will says my IP is xxx.xxx.xxx . Kinda like /etc/motd when you login it show the motd. How do I output what IP is on the box everytime? the reason I'm doing this because it is using DHCP. thanks..
[19:01] <mowglee> Worth a try :)
[19:01] <jbbarnes> aboyz: ifconfig
[19:01] <wad> FoolishOwl, I do. I recommend against it.
[19:01] <vise> william56, The first partition should be located at the 32nd or the 64th sector starting from the zeroth sector of your hard disk. From that you should decode the start offset as 512 * 32 or 512 * 64.. You can then mount it and read files.. But for ext3, it depends on how big your first partition is. So that's tough. If you can compute in a similar way, way to go!
[19:01] <mowglee> ubbottu command for listing installed packages?
[19:01] <FoolishOwl> wad, why?
[19:01] <danl> whoa... man isn't installed... guess that would shrink an install
[19:01] <th0r> aboyz: if it is using dhcp how are you getting ssh to work?
[19:01] <geboy> guys, i'm sorry if its off the topic, but does anyone here ever uses the squidNT  bfore? and if you do, can you tellme the performace of it compared to the one running on ubuntu?
[19:01] <wad> FoolishOwl, DVDs are notoriously unreliable, with huge variations in shelf life.
[19:02] <mowglee> ubottu command for listing installed packages?
[19:02] <aboyz> thor. cuz i'm loggin locallly through VMWARE :)
[19:02] <scunizi> aboyz: you need the ip to log in via ssh.. so how will you know what the ip is before loggingg in?
[19:02] <FoolishOwl> mowglee, use Synaptic Package Manager. There's an option to list installed packages.
[19:02] <specto> !msgbot | mowglee
[19:02] <vise> william56, sorry,  assuming your first sector is zero, it should be 31st and 63rd
[19:02] <mowglee> So now you know I can't type ubottu
[19:02] <aboyz> i'm logging in locally through VMWARE...
[19:02] <wad> FoolishOwl, how much data needs to be backed up?
[19:02] <FoolishOwl> wad, about 40 gigabytes.
[19:02] <william56> okay, so, vise, will i be able to find out anything easily about the size of the first partition from knowing just where it starts? as i said, it's ntfs, undoubtedly
[19:02] <mowglee> FoolishOwl, I know - well I use Crunnchbang but I was learning how to use the bot :)
[19:03] <wad> FoolishOwl, how critical is it that the data actually be backed up?
[19:03] <th0r> aboyz: if you are on the box, then the ip is the same as the vm host.
[19:03] <specto> aboyz: unless you are bridging and not natting.
[19:03] <william56> vise: and how can i just view the data from that far into the drive..?
[19:03] <jroes> is automounting usb sticks not default in ubuntu 9?
[19:03] <FoolishOwl> wad, these are personal files. The biggest priority are music files, which is a bit more than half of that.
[19:03] <vise> william56, Yes.. But the problem is, there is an unallocated space between two partitions, the size of which may be anything... So that's where you are in a pickle.. You'll have to study on how to do that.. (go for studying the structure of ext3 and all..)
[19:03] <specto> jroes: it is in the default ubuntu desktop install
[19:04] <jroes> hm, guess my usb stick is gone
[19:04] <jroes> there goes my privkey :|
[19:04] <wad> FoolishOwl, your personal stuff will change regularly. I recommend getting a little external USB hard drive.
[19:04] <william56> vise: if i can restore from just my first partition, i'd be thrilled to do that and then repartition
[19:04] <specto> jroes: something else could have gone wrong, wrong type of partition etc
[19:04] <jbbarnes> It is possible to have your IRC filter out all the "xxxxuser has quit" type messages? I usually use xchat or kvirc.
[19:05] <specto> jroes: plug it in, the in the terminal type in:  tail | dmesg
[19:05] <FoolishOwl> The stuff with which I'm most concerned doesn't change *that* frequently.
[19:05] <FoolishOwl> And I can't afford an external drive right now.
[19:06] <hypn0> jbbarnes, right click on channel>settings for xchat
[19:06] <vise> william56, To be sure, you may search on the net for the likely first sector of the first partition... Then you can do a "sudo mount -o loop,offset=<byte offset into the disk> <device> <location>" to check if its got an ntfs (which should be detected by the kernel)...
[19:06] <FoolishOwl> My working plan was to use either tar or cpio to back up to a temporary archive, use split to make disk-sized pieces, then burn them to DVDs.
[19:06] <specto> jbbarnes: http://clintecker.com/disable-irc-msgs.html
[19:06] <jbbarnes> hypn0: Perfect. Thanks!
[19:07] <jbbarnes> specto: Thanks.
[19:07] <vise> specto, dmesg | tail ?
[19:07] <FoolishOwl> However, I don't really need the files compressed, so some sort of simple copy to disk would work better -- except I'd need to make sure it copied everything.
[19:07] <specto> vise: yar, whoops
[19:08] <wad> FoolishOwl, don't compress them.
[19:08] <specto> jroes: dmesg | tail, not tail | dmesg
[19:08] <qwyeth> I'm running VMWare and I want to be able to run arbitrary services (testing with a webserver on port 80) on the guest OS and access them from other vm guests and also from outside machines on the physical LAN.  I have configured a VLAN like so:  pastebin.org/955  The VLAN works; I am testing it with a webserver on port 80 of the guest OS.  I ran the following iptables commands: pastebin.org/956 but I am still unable to hit the webserver from outside the host
[19:08] <qwyeth> machine.  The guest machine's IP is static.
[19:08] <wad> FoolishOwl, when a piece of the DVD goes bad, you want to be able to salvage something.
[19:08] <wad> FoolishOwl, and buy the expensive DVDs.
[19:08] <jroes> [74331.548038] usb 2-2: device not accepting address 29, error -62
[19:08] <jroes> [74331.548064] hub 2-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 2
[19:09] <william56> vise: an incorrect mount like you mentioned won't damage any data, will it?
[19:09] <vise> william56, Nope.. It just won't detect the file system
[19:09] <wad> FoolishOwl, and do a read of the whole DVD, on a different DVD drive, right after you burn it.
[19:09] <william56> cool. thanks, vise
[19:09] <jroes> sounds like my usb stick is fried :|
[19:10] <wad> FoolishOwl, for extra safety, make a duplicate backup.
[19:10] <jroes> shoulda never let it run through the washer and dryer, for the second time
[19:10] <FoolishOwl> Would fsck do for checking DVDs?
[19:10] <lenswipe> hey guys
[19:10] <wad> FoolishOwl, You can buy an internal 200GB drive for around $30.... it would be much better, cheaper, probably.
[19:11] <lenswipe> im running rsync here and ive RTFM but im still not sure what command i would need to copy /home to an external HDD using rsync
[19:11] <specto> jroes: try plugging into another port
[19:11] <lenswipe> can anyone tell me roghly what syntax im gonna be needing?
[19:11] <specto> jroes: directly to the computer if possible, no hubs
[19:11] <wad> FoolishOwl, I don't know about fsck for DVDs.
[19:11] <mobi-sheep> /join 0
[19:11] <FoolishOwl> Okay, thanks.
[19:12] <wad> FoolishOwl, good luck.
[19:12] <thienxuyen> chao
[19:12] <thienxuyen> co ai ko ?
[19:12] <diddy> Is setting DisallowTCP=true to DisallowTCP=false in the /etc/gdm/gdm.conf a big security risk? I want to use remote x clients.
[19:13] <Houba1986> wad: hey, sorry, one last question... i'm linking the plugin to jave in firefox, but it doesn't seem to be working, you have any idea how to do this?
[19:13] <lenswipe> can someone give me a hand with the syntax for using rsync with two local directories?
[19:13] <wad> Houba1986, hmm. I've done this before.... it was kinda tricky, I had to mess with it for a while.
[19:13] <WAVIN> hi, my ubuntu doesnt get ip from router but windows does, and I dont know the problem now.
[19:13] <lenswipe> ive been and done some RTFM but i still dont know what command i need
[19:13] <lenswipe> anyone got any ideas?
[19:14] <lenswipe> WAVIN: your DHCP server setting on ubuntu is wrong then
[19:14] <wad> Houba1986, Oh, there's a plugin package you need to install.
[19:14] <lenswipe> WAVIN: pastebin me the output of ifconfig /all
[19:14] <wad> Houba1986, I don't remember what it is. Google it.
[19:14] <WAVIN> I am not on ubuntu now
[19:15] <Houba1986> wad: it's a java plugin package or firefox plugin package?
[19:15] <william56> okay, vise, some quick googling mentioned testdisk, which i used, and it's detecting the actual partition table, instead of whatever trash fixmbr filled it up with. i think this should
[19:15] <william56> this should be all i need to repair my hard drive
[19:15] <wad> Houba1986, a firefox one, I think.
[19:15] <Master987> hey
[19:15] <Master987> hey
[19:15] <Master987> hey
[19:15] <FloodBot1> Master987: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:15] <Pici> Master987: we see you, stop.
[19:15] <jroes> specto: tried 'em all :X
[19:16] <william56> spam much, Master987?
[19:16] <lenswipe> WAVIN: in that case theres not much anyone can really do is there? :)
[19:16] <specto> jroes: might be something to do with high speed usb, i've seen that before with faulty usb controllers
[19:16] <Master987> Sorry I was trying to test the flood protection
[19:16] <Pici> Master987: Don't.
[19:16] <WAVIN> no thanks anyway
[19:16] <specto> jroes: sudo rmmod ehci_hcd
[19:16] <specto> jroes: than try, and if it still doesn't work, sudo modprobe ehci_hcd to enable it again
[19:16] <Syntux> flood is spam in irc terms?
[19:16] <vise> william56, glad for you
[19:17] <william56> vise: testdisk just informed me that i should reboot.. would you assume that it will work despite my having installed it on a livedisk?
[19:19] <vise> william56, Wait.. it's your external hard drive whoz partition table is corrupted right?
[19:19] <william56> no
[19:19] <vise> william56, Its the drive from which you're currently running your os???
[19:19] <joeman1> hey
[19:20] <william56> vise: i'm using a livecd right now, and it is the only hard drive i have, internal, too
[19:20] <vise> william56, k k.. yeah.. then you gotta try.. you have no other choice.. have you?
[19:20] <joeman1> do you recomend using wne
[19:20] <william56> i guess not.. thanks again for the help
[19:20] <joeman1> wine
[19:20] <zwdev> hey all
[19:20] <specto> joeman1: depends on what,
[19:20] <specto> !wine | joeman1
[19:21] <zwdev> is there anyone in thailand or laos ?
[19:21] <william56> joeman1: if it works with any apps you want to use it with, use it. otherwise.. i wouldn't recommend it.. that clear things up?
[19:21] <joeman1> yea specto, well do you recommend that or just using something like vmworkstation
[19:21] <kuzaimi> hello
[19:22] <TwoD> Hi, is anyone familiar with the bug where you can't install Ubuntu from a USB live CD via Unetbootin?
[19:22] <william56> oh
[19:22] <kuzaimi> any body can tell me how to install nvidia driver in ubuntu 9.04?
[19:22] <specto> joeman1: depends on what the application compatibility is, I have had great luck with gold level applications, anything other than that, I would be on a virtualization environment
[19:22] <specto> !nvidia > kuzaimi
[19:23] <jbbarnes> kuzaimi: There is an icon for that in Gnome and XFCE:
[19:23] <specto> TwoD: the bug? please be more specific
[19:23] <kuzaimi> gnome
[19:23] <MaT-dg> I can't update my packages anymore, "http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty/main Packages" gets a 404 not found and update manager says "package information was last updated 10 days ago"
[19:23] <mkjackson> hey folks, does anyone think they can help me with my printer issue?  I have a network connected printer (Canon MX860) that I've been trying to get functional but I can't seem to make any headway... :-(
[19:24] <jbbarnes> kuzaimi: Go to the control panel and look for an icon with the word "hardware" in it. Don't recall the exact name. It will install ATI/Nvidia/wireless drivers.
[19:24] <joeman1> specto i am fairly new with linux which do you recommend for a newbie
[19:24] <specto> !print > mkjackson
[19:24] <Houba1986> wad: okay, i found out what the problem was, i was linking it to the wrong folder, but now i try to do it in the correct one, it's saying permission denied, how do i fix this?
[19:25] <TheHammer> hi, I've a sound problem:  It stopps for some ms every 2-3 seconds, restarting alsa-utils doesn't work. aplay says: Pufferunterlauf!!! (mindestens 55,440 ms lang) -> buffer underflow. any ideas?
[19:25] <nokkasiili> lol i just deleted compiz window decorator whats packages for download it again
[19:25] <kuzaimi> i dont know how to tell u what is my problem
[19:25] <specto> joeman1: I would dive into wine if you can find a good howto for the specific app you want to use, otherwise it may be easier to use a virtual machine
[19:25] <vise> nokkasiili, How did you delete it?
[19:25] <nokkasiili> synaptics whole desktop messed up
[19:25] <specto> !tab > nokkasiili
[19:26] <joeman1> specto is it easy to set up the vm though
[19:26] <specto> joeman1: that's the other problem, not really, but there are a TON of howtos for this
[19:26] <TwoD> specto: the usb thumbdrive is being recognized as a cdrom and the installer tries to unmount without success
[19:26] <hexbase> I've a problem with the .Xauthority file. I disappeared and now i gksu doesnt works. Also, my default sys language has changed.
[19:26] <Houba1986> why does it say permission denied when i try moving a file to usr/lib???
[19:26] <specto> !virtualizers | joeman1
[19:27] <vise> Houba1986, root privileges
[19:27] <jrib> Houba1986: why do you want to do that?
[19:27] <vise> Houba1986, use sudo
[19:27] <joeman1> specto o okay thank you for you help
[19:27] <vise> Houba1986, Yeah.. why?
[19:27] <specto> TwoD: sounds like a bios problem, what kind of computer are you trying to install it on? desktop laptop, old new?
[19:27] <Houba1986> vise: k, thing is, i need to link jave 6 update 14 to firefox, and i gotta make the link inside the usr/lib/firefox/plugin directory, but its not letting me do it
[19:28] <TwoD> its an Eee PC
[19:28] <rahduke> this question is probably off topic, but I was hoping the geniuses here could help me out: I'm looking to download google maps data (not the actual maps but the addresses and phone numbers) I want to create a database of specific types of businesses near where I live
[19:28] <joeman1> also is vmworkstation free cause i know on windows it is not
[19:28] <vise> Houba1986, use sudo before your command at terminal..
[19:28] <jrib> Houba1986: use ~/.mozilla/plugins/ but java is in the repositories and you shouldn't need to do any of this...
[19:28] <TwoD> the bug is documented on launchpad, but I can't find a workaround
[19:28] <vise> Houba1986, like "sudo link /blah /blahfrom
[19:28] <DPic> To help get my school to use Ubuntu on more machines, i was going to start offering conversions for teacher's who volunteered their school laptops. I was given two of the schools oldest laptops to test xubuntu with (if it works on these, it should work on the newer ones), but the resolution is set too low and i can't change it.
[19:28] <zwdev> ?
[19:29] <DPic> i've tried https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution
[19:29] <DPic> i just can't get it to work
[19:29] <joeman1> specto one more question is vmworkstation free
[19:29] <specto> joeman1: workstation no, only virtual player and server
[19:29] <Bookman> Where is the best irc channel to ask about connecting one router to another router to a cable modem?
[19:29] <joeman1> o
[19:30] <TwoD> DPic: I find the LXDE desktop has a more familiar look to Windows and perhaps they will adopt it quickly
[19:30] <diddy> My x server is not listening to TCp requests. What could be the reason for that?
[19:30] <specto> joeman1: use vmplayer with http://www.easyvmx.com/ to make the vm disk image
[19:30] <vise> yawn!
[19:30] <vise> bbye
[19:30] <DPic> TwoD, thanks, but i'm just looking to fix this display problem
[19:31] <TwoD> are you doing it while logged into x?
[19:31] <DPic> TwoD, yeah
[19:31] <joeman1> specto can you transfer me any programs you would recommend
[19:31] <danl> robertr994, that did the trick
[19:32] <danl> thanks
[19:32] <TwoD> DPic: try to do it logged out of X
[19:32] <specto> joeman1: no, you must download them on the internet
[19:32] <rahduke> this question is probably off topic, but I was hoping the geniuses here could help me out: I'm looking to download google maps data (not the actual maps but the addresses and phone numbers) I want to create a database of specific types of businesses near where I live
[19:32] <specto> !offtopic | rahduke
[19:32] <DPic> TwoD, i tried it logged in and restarting didn't work, and i followed the instructions on the wiki to do it logged out of X and it still didn't work
[19:33] <joeman1> what is a good irc channel for transferring file
[19:33] <joeman1> exchanging files
[19:33] <TwoD> maybe it's using the wrong display driver. did you check that was ok?
[19:34] <TwoD> or you using a generic driver?
[19:34] <DPic> TwoD, generic. max resolution is like 800 by 600 when it needs to be like 1024 by 768 or something
[19:34] <joeman1> what channel is good for exchanging files
[19:35] <DPic> so the screen has black bars on the bottom and on the right
[19:36] <TwoD> it's been awhile since i've looked at generic drivers. whats the driver named you're using?
[19:37] <Guest488> i used the wubi installer and rebooted then .. nothing .. back to windows
[19:37] <DPic> TwoD, sorry, lemme boot up the machine
[19:37] <DPic> how can i determine the driver?
[19:38] <specto> Guest488: wubi should have added a boot entry to boot.ini, so when you start up, you should have 30 sec to choose windows or ubuntu
[19:38] <mbeierl1> anyone else see this: Attempt to run acroread - get the following error: Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module": /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/modules/libcanberra-gtk-module.so: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64 - acroread fails to start?
[19:38] <TwoD> you might be able to use a different generic drivef
[19:38] <Guest488> specto it hasnt
[19:38] <TwoD> normally, if you run the wizard, you can change the driver if thats not the best one
[19:38] <linxeh> mbeierl1: sounds like a 32/64bit issue maybe ?
[19:39] <william56> okay, vise, now the partitions are showing in /dev/sdax, and i can mount them and view their contents, but gparted reports the drive as being unpartitioned, and they aren't automatically mounting in the ubuntu live cd like they were.. you have any ideas?
[19:39] <specto> Guest488: if you are on windows, go to run, type in msconfig, go to the boot.ini tab, check if there are two entries below [operating systems]
[19:39] <majikman> ugh... why in the world did the ubuntu developers make the tomcat errors go into syslog?
[19:39] <specto> majikman: because it's fun
[19:39] <majikman> how is that beneficial?
[19:39] <mbeierl1> linxeh: yes it does, but I have no idea what pkg is installed that would provide 32 bit libs.  I've tried re-installing acroread :(
[19:40] <Guest488> specto there is not boot.ini tab do you know where i can find it inside windows?
[19:40] <happy> mbeierl1: you should have googled it :-\ https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ia32-libs/+bug/369498
[19:40] <TwoD> you know how Ubuntu can truly dominate the desktop market and seriously rival Windows?
[19:40] <specto> Guest488: go to run, type in edit c:\boot.ini
[19:40] <ashii> hiya im using ubuntu server, and my lacie usb hardrive isn't automounting like in ubuntu desktop, why? :(
[19:40] <happy> mbeierl1: they are still working on a fix
[19:41] <happy> ashii: because that is a security risk
[19:41] <Guest488> specto it's empty :S
[19:41] <ashii> happy: how do i make it automount?
[19:41] <specto> Guest488: er.
[19:41] <happy> ashii: you need to edit fstab
[19:41] <TwoD> there needs to be profiles of popular desktops with scripts to download so configuring ubuntu isn't a chore
[19:41] <ahjoht> hi... my ubuntu laptop is displaying numbers when i press keys.  i had a mac keyboard plugged into it yesterday.  is there some way to reset these settings?  i tried the keyboard settings in the control panel
[19:41] <lenswipe> cna someone help me with rsync pleas
[19:41] <majikman> i wish the ubuntu developers would just come up with the bright idea to make all my applications log all errors into syslog
[19:41] <TwoD> i wonder if that has been brought up
[19:41] <DPic> TwoD, alright so how do i run the wizard then?
[19:41] <specto> Guest488: you typed in exactly: edit c:\boot.ini?
[19:41] <Guest488> yeah
[19:41] <lenswipe> i want to back my home partition up with it
[19:42] <lenswipe> and i dont know what command i need to run
[19:42] <DPic> and how can i tell what driver i'm using and change it
[19:42] <happy> !fstab | ashii
[19:42] <specto> Guest488: This only works on xp, dunno if it works with vista/windows7
[19:42] <TwoD> DPic: yes, but don't agree to the driver it selects
[19:42] <ashii> happy: thx
[19:42] <lenswipe> ive tried reading the manual and i still dont get it
[19:42] <PrimozicRo> HOw to unistall Gnash SWF Player
[19:42] <Guest488> specto its XP
[19:42] <TwoD> try to choose something like SXVGA
[19:42] <PrimozicRo> PLEASE
[19:42] <PrimozicRo> :>
[19:42] <happy> ashii: np
[19:42] <lenswipe> could something like rsync -a --delete source/ destination/
[19:42] <lenswipe> be used to backup my home dir?
[19:42] <PsynoKhi0> TwoD: ubuntutweak is kinda nice for that even if there aren't predefined profiles
[19:42] <Guest488> specto also i have the same amount of space as i did before the install also
[19:42] <lenswipe> i want to add it to cron
[19:42] <lenswipe> does
[19:42] <lenswipe> anyone know
[19:42] <Bookman> What is the best way to tunnel through a cable modem, to a router, to another router and onto a computer?
[19:42] <DPic> TwoD, yes what? i didn't ask a yes/no question lol
[19:42] <FloodBot1> lenswipe: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:43] <lenswipe> how i would go about this?
[19:43] <specto> Guest488: it sounds like it didn't finish running the install than. some space should be taken up
[19:43] <PsynoKhi0> TwoD: actually if more OEM shipped Ubuntu preinstalled that would ALSO solve that "issuE"
[19:43] <Guest488> specto it said it did
[19:43] <lenswipe> can someone help me with rsync backup?
[19:43] <happy> lenswipe: I highly suggest the next time you ask for help. Ask it all on one line
[19:43] <TwoD> PsynoKhi0: sometimes, I get frustrated and rather just buy a Dell preinstalled with Ubuntu because i know it works out of the box
[19:44] <specto> !#ubuntu-server | lenswipe
[19:44] <codered1444> hey me again i was wondering how to dual boot vista and can it be booted off an external hard drive while in ubuntu
[19:44] <TwoD> again, I would rather buy a Dell, but again, I'd rather not lol
[19:44] <lenswipe> happy: i have been doing and my one line help request is being swallowed up in everything else
[19:44] <lenswipe> happy would rsync -a --delete source/ destination/
[19:44] <TwoD> DPic: change the driver to something like SXVGA
[19:44] <lenswipe> be the correct command for a home dir backup?
[19:44] <DPic> TwoD, how?
[19:44] <codered1444> and i was wondering if i can use a recovery disk to install vista
[19:44] <linxeh> lenswipe: no it isnt. your multiline request is impossible to follow
[19:44] <TwoD> DPic: when you run the wizard, does it give you the option to change the driver?
[19:45] <linxeh> lenswipe: and yes, it could be. it depends what you want to do.
[19:45] <DPic> TwoD, howw do i run the wizard
[19:45] <happy> lenswipe: I truly do not know. are you trying to keep a current backup or archive it?
[19:45] <happy> lenswipe: if that runs after you deleted data you shouldn
[19:45] <happy> lenswipe: shouldn't have
[19:45] <lenswipe> happy: i want to run an incremental every night at 20 past 1 and in crontab -e i have rsync -a --delete /home/ /media/"One Toutch Maxtor III"
[19:46] <Mud|afk> hi jrib :W
[19:46] <PsynoKhi0> how does logging work in ufw in jaunty? I've noticed I had to enable it everytime I logged in, also, at present I have 2 terminals open and the system monitor up... 849MB gone, I had to disable logging in ufw to have i stop increasing
[19:46] <lenswipe> happy: is that gonna work out?
[19:46] <happy> lenswipe: that I do not believe is an incremental backup. Also, you should do an incremental backup each day and a full backup each week
[19:47] <happy> lenswipe: too man incremental backups in a row become a real pain
[19:47] <libtech> my overall performance seems a little sluggish, mostly scrolling and window redrawing, im using an asus 1000he
[19:47] <lenswipe> happy: why?
[19:48] <TwoD> DPic: $ sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[19:48] <goldins> how do I share a drive over iscsi?
[19:48] <PsynoKhi0> libtech: Intel integrated GMA chipset, right?
[19:48] <happy> lenswipe: you need to keep each backup, and restoring it takes forever since it needs to do each incremental backup
[19:48] <libtech> PsynoKhi0: yes i think so.
[19:48] <specto> lenswipe: I use rsnapshots for mine, but I don't have much data.
[19:48] <lenswipe> happy: well if i was to just simply copy /home to an external HDD would that do any harm?
[19:49] <happy> lenswipe: the only issue with that is that you had the --delete in there
[19:49] <PsynoKhi0> libtech: Ubuntu Jaunty?
[19:49] <happy> lenswipe: if you are ONLY afraid of complete hard drive falure, then that would be fine
[19:50] <libtech> PsynoKhi0: yeah jaunty. this is what it says with lspci: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GME Express Integrated Graphics
[19:50] <lenswipe> happy: yeah the -delete was aparently to delete files in the destination if they were deleted in the original
[19:50] <happy> lenswipe: that is true
[19:50] <lenswipe> happy: so i would have to use rsync to properly preserve file ownership and permissions??
[19:50] <hosi> which is the best guide about how-to share your mobile broadband
[19:51] <PsynoKhi0> libtech: Intel's drivers are undergoing some significant changes at the moment, unfortunately what's available in Jaunty doesn't offer stellar performance
[19:51] <happy> happy: yep
[19:51] <happy> oops. lol
[19:51] <heroid> i have a problem with the performace of my pc
[19:51] <happy> lenswipe: yep
[19:51] <heroid> i have 256 ram
[19:52] <noiz777> is there anyone here runing an Ubuntu Jaunty guest over an xp host?
[19:52] <heroid> always when i run firefox it slows down
[19:52] <libtech> PsynoKhi0: i see
[19:52] <Joker_-_> what should I use to "build" a centralised login system (active directory-like, or simply active directory!) under linux/unix?
[19:52] <propane> heroid:Firefox IS slow.
[19:52] <specto> heroid: firefox can use that in 1 tab.
[19:52] <heroid> how can i make firefox us less cpu
[19:52] <propane> Where are applications saved at?
[19:52] <propane> Games, specifically.
[19:52] <Dave312> heroid: You should probably install something like IceWM
[19:52] <majikman> are thre ubuntu packagers in here?
[19:52] <heroid> i tryed using emaphy or how it's called
[19:52] <thiebaude> !wm
[19:52] <heroid> IceWM?
[19:53] <jrib> majikman: why?
[19:53] <heroid> sudo apt-get isntall icewm
[19:53] <specto> !who | heroid
[19:53] <thiebaude> !openbox
[19:53] <majikman> i'd like to ask them to modify apache, and php, and ftp, and postfix, and basically any application that generates log files to log them all into syslog
[19:53] <happy> Joker_-_: I don't know much about it. but if it is going to work with windows computers you can use samba. If not, ldap
[19:53] <maxo> I'm having huge memory issues with ubuntu. It keeps just slowing down to a halt, then I can't even move the mouse cursor, the screen freezes up and I have to press the computer's power button to switch it off. I never had this problem with previous ubuntu versions. Is there any way of fixing this or will I just have to switch back to Windows?
[19:53] <thiebaude> heroid, thats just one of many wm's
[19:53] <Dave312> heroid: IceWM is a lightweight window manager.  It's ugly but it works.  Use sudo apt-get install icewm
[19:53] <jrib> majikman: #ubuntu-motu I guess
[19:53] <PsynoKhi0> libtech: there are some suggested fixes for this, do a web search on "intel jaunty", be warned that it's still on the experimental side
[19:54] <libtech> PsynoKhi0: ill check it out, thanks
[19:54] <Joker_-_> happy: samba has an integrated active directory system? Wow, ill check that out.
[19:54] <happy> Joker_-_: of course it does! it is made to work with all windows networking, including buisness
[19:55] <Joker_-_> happy: thanks for pointing that out. I'm reading on that right now.
[19:55] <PsynoKhi0> libtech: yw
[19:55] <happy> Joker_-_: I even think samba can use ldap... but I don't know much about it
[19:55] <noiz777> maxo, I seem to have the same problem but I'm runing Ubuntu in vitualbox, I'm not sure if it is virtualbox's problem or ubuntu's
[19:56] <losher> my simple, stupid gnome question: can I arrange that when I move the mouse past the edge of the screen, it switches to the next workspace?
[19:56] <maxo> noiz777: ubuntu 9.04 seems to be plagued with problems, it's a disappointing release
[19:56]  * D3f0 is away: Ausente por ahora
[19:56] <heroid> ok does icewm use nautilus or what filebrowser?
[19:56] <jrib> !away > D3f0
[19:56] <TwoD> can someone look at this bug in launchpad and tell me where to go for a fix? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/usb-creator/+bug/292493
[19:56] <jrib> heroid: whatever you want
[19:56] <bastidrazor> maxo, speak for yourself.
[19:56] <jrib> TwoD: that is where you go, you read the comments
[19:56] <TwoD> It seems like a very common problem
[19:56] <maxo> bastidrazor: ?
[19:56] <TwoD> there is not fix for it
[19:56] <lenswipe> happy: ive been away for my tea, did you say anything?
[19:57] <jrib> TwoD: ok
[19:57] <TwoD> *no
[19:57] <TwoD> at least I can't find it
[19:57] <Dave312> heroid: IceWM can use Nautilus.
[19:57] <heroid> ok because i tryed xubuntu
[19:57] <jrib> TwoD: one doesn't necessarily exist
[19:57] <ashii> ./lastlog happy :p
[19:57] <happy> ashii: huh?
[19:57] <Donedeez> Hello, can anybody help me with the "ls -l" command in ubuntu?
[19:57] <bastidrazor> maxo, you may be disappointed but to generalize that the release disappointing is a bit of a stretch
[19:57] <TwoD> how about a workaround? :)
[19:57] <heroid> ok
[19:57] <noiz777> maxo: really? oh that is so disapointing...i am running the nettop remix on my msi and seem to have no problem at all, but on the virtual machine it just dies...kubuntu 9.04 didnt have this problem on me
[19:57] <ashii> oops
[19:57] <jrib> !ask | Donedeez
[19:57] <heroid> because i have another ntfs drive
[19:57] <ashii> happy: sorry :)
[19:58] <heroid> and i use this pc to play music
[19:58] <Dave312> Donedeez: What's the issue?
[19:58] <heroid> for my restaurant
[19:58] <losher> maxo: noiz777: bastidrazor: I second maxo's opinion of 9.04 i.e. Not worth the trouble. Stick to 8.0.4 LTS....
[19:58] <Donedeez> Dave312: I type ls -l and it shows up.. i just need help understanding the numbers
[19:58] <maxo> bastidrazor: the new graphics system, for example, means that I can't even watch a video because it doesn't work properly with intel graphic cards. It shouldn't have been implemented into a general release until it was ready
[19:58] <jrib> Donedeez: what numbers...
[19:58] <Ahadiel> Donedeez, those are the permissions for each file
[19:59] <maxo> and I seem to get memory leaks every day and forced to reboot the system manually
[19:59] <Donedeez> What do the numbers represent after the names.... for example it says "root root 4096"
[19:59] <surferdude> Does anyone here have experience running ubuntu server in raid 1?
[19:59] <maxo> losher: install compiz config manager, might let you set this
[19:59] <Ahadiel> Donedeez, oh, those numbers
[19:59] <Ahadiel> Donedeez, file size
[20:00] <losher> maxo: noiz777: bastidrazor: not to mention the endless sound problems that keep coming up here...
[20:00] <maxo> losher: * I mean the workspace thing
[20:00] <specto> surferdude: raid 1 hardware or software?
[20:00] <jbbarnes> surferdude: I have done that a few times.
[20:00] <jrib> Donedeez: size
[20:00] <losher> maxo: understood. thanks...
[20:00] <Donedeez> jrib and Ahadiel, what about the numbers before.... example "2 root root 4096"
[20:00] <jrib> Donedeez: number of hard links
[20:00] <surferdude> I'm trying to decide whether I should let Ubuntu set it up or get a seperate raid controller
[20:00] <Guest064> i had to change my boot.iini file and don't know the info to boot in the boot.ini for ubuntu to boot i used wuni
[20:00] <Guest064> wubi
[20:01] <codered1444> can i use a vista recovery disk to install it on vbox
[20:01] <bastidrazor> losher, all three of my boxes with completely different hardware have zero issues on 9.04 installs.
[20:01] <jbbarnes> surferdude: software RAID is easy to set up and good performance.
[20:01] <jbbarnes> surferdude: and no drivers to hunt down and struggle with.
[20:01] <maxo> my physical memory is 994.4MB and the swap is 745MB, should this be enough?
[20:01] <thiebaude> losher, no problems with 9.04, but the xorg.conf file is modified for my intel graphics card
[20:01] <Donedeez> jrib, Ahadiel, Thanks!
[20:01] <specto> surferdude: seperate can be WAY better, but raid 1 is not very cpu intensive.
[20:01] <Ahadiel> maxo, Unless you want to suspend, it's fine
[20:01] <heroid> and i have another problem with my main pc
[20:01] <heroid> i can not hibernate
[20:02] <torgrimt> maxo: that really depends on what you want to run ;)
[20:02] <maxo> thiebaude: how did you configure it?
[20:02] <happy> surferdude: depends. Geeks tend to use software raid. Real production environments use hardware
[20:02] <Dave312> heroid: Do you have a swap partition?
[20:02] <maxo> torgrimt: I mainly use firefox and evolution, and it still ends up locking up
[20:02] <heroid> since i changed my motherboard and changed to ubuntu 9.,04
[20:02] <surferdude> Ok... how easy is it to recover in the event of a failure
[20:02] <thiebaude> maxo sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[20:02] <torgrimt> maxo: dmesg should tell you if its killing prosesses because you are running out of memory
[20:02] <surferdude> the bios sees the drives seperately
[20:02] <maxo> thiebaude: what did you put in the file?
[20:03] <maxo> torgrimt: I don't think it even has enough memory at that point to be able to kill processes
[20:03] <thiebaude> maxo, in the device section i added Options "DRI" "off" and saved it
[20:03] <heroid> yes i have a 2 GB swap
[20:03] <jbbarnes> surferdude: Have you set up software RAID before?
[20:03] <heroid> and still can not hibernate through
[20:03] <thiebaude> maxo, it works everytime, if i didn't have it x freezes
[20:03] <heroid> what can be the problem
[20:03] <jon5000> hi, I was trying to create a folder in my home directory in intrepid, and it said i did not have authorization.  this is the first time this has happened, and i am the only user of the computer so i should have all priveledges.  why might this have changed and how can i fix it?
[20:03] <noiz777> torgrimt: maxo: i agree, you cant even move the mouse at that point or press any key
[20:03] <PaulM> so... I installed a package from one repo, and now I'd like to replace (upgrade) that package with one from a different one (neither the official sources). Is there any easy way to do this without removing then reinstalling?
[20:03] <surferdude> I haven't set it up before but from what I've read its pretty straightforward
[20:03] <losher> bastidrazor: Your experience doesn't seem to be universal. I can't tell if there's something about 9.04 that snares newbies, or what the proportion of complaints is, just that I do see the complaints here...
[20:04] <rappr> I've noticed that when I do not have a CD in the drive my average load goes up over 1.0 even when idle.    Any suggestions?
[20:04] <Guest064> i had to change my boot.iini file and don't know the info to boot in the boot.ini for ubuntu to boot i used wuni
[20:04] <Ahadiel> jon5000, technically there are 2 users: yourself and root.
[20:04] <diddy> Why would someone want to run remote x sessions? Only if the remote machine has more CPU power than the own one? I can not think of a useful application.
[20:04] <jbbarnes> surferdude: Yes, it's a two-step process. Create the RAID device (joining the two physical disks) then create your volumes inside it.
[20:04] <Ahadiel> jon5000, try an ls -l on your home
[20:04] <heroid> i have 2 GB swap and i can not hibernate what can be the issue ?
[20:04] <heroid> please help
[20:04] <PaulM> diddy: failure of imagination
[20:04] <thiebaude> maxo, 2 day before 9.04 was released i found that fix
[20:04] <bastidrazor> losher, i see them too, from my personal experience it is wiser to have a seperate /home and do fresh installs for each release.
[20:04] <diddy> PaulM: You have a good use for this?
[20:05] <losher> bastidrazor: amen to that...
[20:05] <jbbarnes> surferdude: You can test and play with it all you want to get the hang of it before you actually commit the changes.
[20:05] <diddy> PaulM: I finally managed to do it but now I am asking myself why I want this. ;)
[20:05] <maxo> thiebaude: X doesn't freeze for me, just that videos, esp. flash videos, don't play properly
[20:05] <surferdude> Software RAID should be good enough for a low volume email server, right?
[20:05] <thiebaude> maxo, i dont know if you should try my fix
[20:06] <specto> surferdude: probably, especially if it is multicore
[20:06] <jbbarnes> surferdude: I have three linux boxes doing that with software RAID. Postfix running on Ubuntu server.
[20:06] <maxo> thiebaude: I'll see what happens, I can always remove it again
[20:06] <thiebaude> maxo, yep
[20:06] <losher> diddy: sometimes the hardware is attached to a different machine & you need to run where the hardware is, for example...
[20:06] <surferdude> Just curious, how many mailboxes do you have running?
[20:06] <Guest28413> does anybody know how to hack ubuntu linux
[20:06] <jbbarnes> surferdude: You will probably be surprised at the performance. I like Linux software RAID, unlike most Windows software RAID options.
[20:07] <devil> i am facing partition problems ..cud anybody help?
[20:07] <waleed> hello
[20:07] <surferdude> gotcha, thanks for your help
[20:07] <bastidrazor> Guest28413, learn bash
[20:07] <specto> !ask | devil
[20:07] <happy> Guest28413: what to you mean?
[20:08] <Guest28413> does anybody know how to hack ubuntu linux
[20:08] <diddy> losher: Thx, that is true. Good idea.
[20:08] <devil> oke got it
[20:08] <jrib> !source > Guest28413
[20:08] <happy> Guest28413: hack has many meanings
[20:08] <waleed> hack  ubuntu ???
[20:08] <happy> Guest28413: I smell flamebait
[20:08] <specto> !hacking | happy
[20:08] <waleed> what do you mean >
[20:08] <rappr> Is there a way I can turn of CD polling?
[20:09] <losher> devil: the devil's in the details (sorry couldn't resist). But really, you need to give us some details about your problem...
[20:09] <specto> happy: whoops, i meant to send that to Guest28413
[20:09] <Julia> Why did I loose sound in ubuntu jaunty? Everything was ok but now it doesn't work. I can hear startup sounds but can't play any audio.
[20:09] <happy> !hacking | Guest28413
[20:09] <Julia> where can I see alsa log?
[20:09] <ashii> is there a software i can use, without having too specfify each mount path in fstab for my Lacie USB Drive? I use ubuntu server
[20:09] <Guest28413> what i meanr by hack i mean makeing ubuntu linux better for me
[20:09] <happy> ah
[20:09] <happy> many people here know alot about it
[20:10] <happy> Guest28413: do you have a question? need a place to start learning?
[20:10] <KureIX> hi, im usin 9.04, and the theme is falling everytime, when im using amarok 1.4, could you help me pls?
[20:10] <ashii> becouse i have many many diffrent partitions, it gets difficult typing each new partition into fstab just too auto mount it
[20:10] <Hilikus> is there any way to see what flags were used when a package was compiled?
[20:10] <Guest28413> i am not trying to be come a cracker
[20:10] <maxo> KureIX: did you get amarok 1.4 working in 9.04? the sounds always jitters for me
[20:11] <specto> ashii: on a server it's not a good idea to automount, especially since you will have to add extra daemons
[20:11] <laeg> usr13: ty, sorry overlooked that
[20:11] <losher> rappr: yes, google for it....
[20:11] <ashii> specto: i want simplicity, do u know what daemons?
[20:11] <torgrimt> 0000
[20:12] <specto> ashii: http://saintsreport.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-23340.html
[20:12] <KureIX> maxo: i use the downgrade manual on http://nomad.ca/blog/2009/apr/3/amarok-14-jaunty-ubuntu-904/ everythings fine, just the falling theme...
[20:12] <Guest28413> i am trying to better understand ubuntu linux so i can hack
[20:12] <ashii> specto: thx!!!!!
[20:12] <Guest28413> can yall help me out
[20:12] <happy> Guest28413: if you know nothing, learn bash
[20:12] <specto> ashii: make sure you read through the whole thread, there are some extra things to do
[20:12] <happy> bash scripting is extremely useful
[20:13] <Guest28413> what is bash
[20:13] <Guest28413> and where can i get it
[20:13] <specto> !bash | Guest28413
[20:13] <thiebaude> !bash
[20:13] <happy> Guest28413: lmgtfy.com/bash
[20:13] <specto> !google | happy
[20:13] <stroyan> rappr: See "man hal-disable-polling"
[20:14] <rappr> losher, I really haven't been able to find it in Google.
[20:14] <vitovt> hi all! I tryed new kernel 2.6.29 for jaunty (from http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/) but there is no restricted extras. Where I can get config for restricted extra modules to build it by miself ?
[20:14] <rappr> stroyan, than
[20:14] <qwyeth> Guest28413: notwithstanding all the baggage attached to a term like 'hack', if you want to really understand linux on that level, go install slackware
[20:14] <viralgiles> Anyone know the largest Malware database URL:?
[20:14] <rappr> stroyan, thanks
[20:14] <KureIX> hi, im usin 9.04, and the theme is falling everytime, when im using amarok 1.4, could you help me pls?
[20:15] <losher> rappr: see hal-disable-polling in http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-932723.html
[20:15] <rappr> stroyan, do you know if the CD polling would bump my load average way up, even though the computer is mostly idle?
[20:15] <happy> Guest28413: bash is the cmd line
[20:15] <thiebaude> !cli
[20:16] <irocksu> hi
 kde4 is suxx! I use 3.5 in jaunty and heappy.
[20:16] <milligan_> Same prob as yesterday. My panels (the two bars) are outside my screen (a 52" lcd tv, connected through a hdmi cable). If I start a movie in vlc and do fullscreen, it fits as it should. Ideas what's wrong, and how I can fix it ?
[20:16] <Guest28413> so is bash a hacking tool
[20:16] <devil> dev/sda1 in ntfs  has different physical/logical endings
[20:16] <irocksu> what is the best current practise to install acroread on jaunty?
[20:16] <KureIX> vitovt: im using gnome and amarok
[20:16] <hosi> can't share my mobile broadband with firerstarter, I get error unknown
[20:16] <irocksu> medibuntu does not have the package in the jaunty repos
[20:16] <jrib> Guest28413: we need to clear something up.  "hacking" in this channel means programming, not malicious activities
 You can get kubuntu 9.04 with 3.5 kde on cd
[20:16] <Guest28413> IS BASH A HACKING TOOL
[20:17] <happy> Guest28413: it is the swiss army knife of hacking ;-)
[20:17] <yuri_> Hi I want to locally upload a string (for example 'host-93034.btcentralplus.co.uk' to a file inside a folder on a remote server. When command would do this via ssh? For example put 'host-93034.btcentralplus.co.uk' into hosts/bad.txt on<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[20:17] <stroyan> viralgiles: Perhaps you are looking for http://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/
[20:17] <devil> dev/sda1 in ntfs  has different physical/logical endings
[20:17] <happy> Guest28413: assuming you are using our definition of hacking
[20:17] <irocksu> happy: thats perl
[20:17] <rjmoore1> where can i get a channel list???
[20:17] <Pici> rjmoore1: /msg alist help
[20:17] <Guest28413> YES I AM HAPPY
[20:18] <Guest28413> BUT WHAT ALL DOES IT DO
[20:18] <Guest28413> TELL ME
[20:18] <happy> irocksu: lol. I don't even know perl. I am one of those python people :-P
[20:18] <Pici> !caps | Guest28413
 you sad " theme is falling everytime". Theme of what ?
[20:18] <irocksu> so how do i add acroread to jaunty
[20:18] <KureIX> vitovt: i know, but for work im using gnome, amarok is great
[20:18] <rappr> Guest28413, are you familiar with DOS or the command line in Windows?
[20:18] <irocksu> happy: whatever but perl is considert the swiss army knife for unix
[20:18] <devil> by giving command sudo fdisk -l
[20:18] <KureIX> votovt: everytime, when im using amarok
[20:18] <hosi> can't share my mobile broadband with firerstarter, I get error unknown
[20:18] <Pici> Guest28413: Bash is your command line interface, aka the terminal
[20:18] <Pici> !bash | Guest28413
[20:19] <devil> it says that i have differnt logical and physical partitions for dev/sda1
[20:19] <balloooza> how do I use the jaunty desktop disk to do a minimal install (only the stuff required to boot up) ir. where do I type in cli
[20:19] <KureIX> vitovt: can i find the error in some log?
[20:19] <happy> Guest28413: read what ubottu said.
[20:19] <laeg> coleys: i'm connected from work through the ssh tunnel :D
[20:19] <laeg> tyvm
[20:20] <rjmoore1> dghdf
[20:20] <mobi-sheep> balloooza: Use minimal disc -- Not Desktop disc.
[20:20] <happy> Guest28413: the best thing about bash is you can automate alot of stuff with it
[20:20] <rjmoore1> ok i think i might be a bit dumb
[20:20] <balloooza> mobi-sheep: is that the only way?
[20:20] <david_> what is the default theme manager for 9.04
[20:20] <the_laughing_man> hi
[20:20] <mobi-sheep> balloooza: It's the way.
[20:20] <irocksu> happy: you can automate alot of stuff with any programming language ;)
 first of all try run amarok from terminal
[20:21] <balloooza> mobi-sheep: now I have to download annother one :(
[20:21] <happy> irocksu: I automate stuff in bash in a few minutes most of the time ;-). I use python for big projects
[20:21] <yacc> Any way to specify which kernel grub should boot, just the next time?
[20:21] <mobi-sheep> balloooza: Minimal disc is  11MB.
[20:21] <mobi-sheep> !minimal | balloooza
[20:21] <KureIX> vitovt: when it falls, amarok still plays
[20:21] <balloooza> mobi-sheep: thank
[20:21] <balloooza> s
[20:21] <happy> balloooza: you need the alternative cd or minimal cd
[20:21] <KureIX> vitovt: sry for my eng
[20:22] <rjmoore1> i tried to " /msg nickserv listchans"   and it says "No channel access was found for the nickname rjmoore."
[20:22] <ryann> yacc:  just the next time?
[20:22] <balloooza> happy: minimal looks good, I can do 11 MB
[20:22] <losher> rjmoore1: it's ok to be a but dumb here. We're a support channel. The geniuses don't need us....
[20:22] <lstarnes> rjmoore1: then you don't have any access tied to your account
 as I anderstood you: theme of amarok changes every time when you close amarok, yes ?
[20:22] <happy> balloooza: lol
[20:22] <ryann> yacc: other than selecting it manually from the grub menu, i don't think so
[20:22] <lstarnes> rjmoore1: try /list
[20:22] <lstarnes> rjmoore1: or /msg alis help list
[20:22] <Pici> rjmoore1: Please join #freenode if you have further irc usage questions
[20:22] <rjmoore1> who is pici??
[20:23] <irocksu> just to be sure. is there no jaunty acroread package so far?
[20:23] <mobi-sheep> rjmoore1: You don't want to know.
[20:23] <Pici> rjmoore1: I'm me.
[20:23] <legend2440> yacc: reboot and press  ESC key to enter Grub list of available kernels to boot
[20:23] <KureIX> vitovt: no, i run amarok and it falls
[20:23] <losher> rjmoore1: see also http://www.irchelp.org/
[20:23] <balloooza> pici is supposedly Benjamin Rubin
[20:23] <irocksu> i mean i could go with hardy, but i do not know if i have to install further libraries
[20:23] <rjmoore1> must be a real scary guy..
[20:23] <specto> rjmoore1: pici is a mod.
[20:24] <jiffe> I'm trying to install the lustre patched kernel, which is <IP_ADDRESS>, installing this from <IP_ADDRESS> causes it to panic as soon as I try to boot, is there a better way to go about it?
[20:24] <skylight> Helo
[20:24] <mobi-sheep> !welcome | sk
[20:24] <skylight> Can some1 help me install kiba dock ?
[20:24] <skylight> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m5ea9ac7a
[20:24] <rjmoore1> so is there an actual topic
[20:24] <skylight> get that error @ compiling
[20:24] <lstarnes> rjmoore1: /topic
[20:24] <rjmoore1> cool
[20:24] <Pici> rjmoore1: This is the Ubuntu support channel. If you just want to chat, you can join #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:25] <yacc> legend2440, I'd like not to have to time the Esc press.
 I don`t know really. I use KDE. I have no problems with amarok. There are a lot of bugs in kubuntu, but amarok works well. (Now playing :) )
[20:25] <rjmoore1> im learning BE PATIENT!!!
[20:25] <yacc> legend2440, with my collection of semi-working kernels.
[20:25] <stroyan> yacc: Have a look at "man grub-set-default"
[20:25] <specto> rjmoore1: Calm yourself, using all caps is never necessary.
[20:25] <rjmoore1> i dont think i spelled that right
[20:25] <balloooza> pici uses irssi v0.8.12 for an irc cliant lives somwhere in GMT -4. so maby new york?
[20:26] <specto> !offtopic > balloooza
[20:26] <vitovt> DOES ANYBODY KNOWS HOW TO MAKE CUSTOM KERNEL WITH VERY CLOSE TO ORIGINAL CONFIGURATION ?! I tryed new kernel 2.6.29 for jaunty (from http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/) but there is no restricted extras. Where I can get config for restricted extra modules to build it by miself ?
[20:26] <Pici> specto: thanks
[20:26] <mobi-sheep> skylight: No package in Ubuntu repo?
[20:26] <Pici> !caps | vitovt
[20:26] <KureIX> vitovt: yes, i like amarok, but i cant use it because of these falls
[20:26] <rjmoore1> well tell the bully to let me learn how to talk and use this thing and i wouldnt get perturbed
[20:26] <maxo> kureix: what language do you speak?
[20:26] <rjmoore1> that might also be spelled incorrectly
[20:27] <specto> !offtopic > rjmoore1
[20:27] <thiebaude> rjmoore1, if i can suggest #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:27] <devil> take a look - http://pastebin.com/d6bfdffdc
[20:27] <skylight> mobi-sheep,  what do u mean ? :$
 ok. Maybe there is better channel to ask about kernel compiling issues in ubuntu ? Give me an advice pls.
[20:27] <KureIX> maxo: czech
[20:27] <axisys> how do I enable iscsi target ?
[20:27] <mobi-sheep> skylight: What are you trying to install?
[20:27] <Pici> rjmoore1: I'm not perturbed, I'm just suggesting that you join #ubuntu-offtopic, let me know if you don't know how to do that, I'd be glad to help.
[20:28] <happy> vitovt: ubottu is a bot
[20:28] <skylight> mobi-sheep, kiba dock
[20:28] <rjmoore1> uh hu.. !
[20:28] <rjmoore1> sweet i  got the room list to work
 really /
[20:28] <byt3m3> hello
[20:28] <lstarnes> vitovt: yes
[20:28] <happy> !bot > vitovt
[20:28] <byt3m3> how can I get access to dump /dev/mem/ on my box?
[20:28] <byt3m3> in jaunty
[20:29] <Canaen> Rythmbox refuses to import new files and folders. I've tried un- & re-installing, I've tried manually adding them, I can't figure it out. Banshee will play the files, so it's got to be rthymbox. Help?
[20:29] <specto> byt3m3: sudo su
[20:29] <lstarnes> specto: sudo -i, not sudo su
[20:29] <mobi-sheep> skylight: New to linux?
[20:29] <vitovt> I see :) funny
[20:29] <specto> lstarnes: thanks
[20:29] <anr78> I am looking at the install instructions for MacBook Pro, and it seems there is a trick to make the laptop cooler. At the end it says "Drawback: cpufreq renders system instable". Anyone got a clue what this means?
[20:29] <Trututu> hi folks
[20:29] <skylight> mobi-sheep,  yes :$
[20:29] <rjmoore1> what the diff between "sudo -s"   and "sudo-su"
[20:29] <happy> Hi Trututu
[20:29] <Guest28413> CAN ANYBODY HELP ME LEARN TO HACK TO MAKE MY UBUNTU LINUX OS BETTER
[20:29] <KureIX> could anybody help me pls, with my falling theme in gnome??
[20:29] <specto> byt3m3: sorry, make that sudo -i
[20:29] <happy> !caps | Guest28413
[20:30] <mobi-sheep> skylight: Err, you want to check out Gnome-Do, AWN, etc.
[20:30] <Guest28413> sorry 4 all caps
[20:30] <mobi-sheep> skylight: Do you know how to install packages?
[20:30] <lstarnes> rjmoore1: sudo su runs su on top of sudo
[20:30] <popey1> anybody knows how to show only the not ok files in a md5sum check
[20:30] <specto> Guest28413: ask a question, we will try to answer, this question is too general
[20:30] <rjmoore1> whart is 'su"
[20:30] <Trututu> anybody here is familiar with SSH? I need to set up auth using public-private keys and PuTTY
[20:30] <specto> Guest28413: what do you want to fix...
[20:30] <lstarnes> rjmoore1: sudo -i runs inside sudo and also has better environment handling than sudo -s
[20:30] <skylight> mobi-sheep,  yes i got awn now but i want to move it to the top
[20:30] <lstarnes> rjmoore1: "switch user"
[20:30] <lstarnes> rjmoore1: or "substitute user"
[20:30] <Guest28413> i nee a person to talk to one on one
[20:30] <rjmoore1> humm coocl
[20:30] <rjmoore1> cool
[20:31] <Roikar> hellp
[20:31] <lstarnes> rjmoore1: it's used for running a shell with another user's account
[20:31] <Roikar> hello
[20:31] <TwoD> spect: can you look at the bug in launch pad and perhaps give me some insight to it. I can't find any fix or workaround :(
[20:31] <rjmoore1> like "run as"
[20:31] <KureIX> when i run amarok, the theme falls
[20:31] <TwoD> *specto:
[20:31] <mobi-sheep> I don't know if AWN can be moved on top.  I don't use AWN myself. :$
[20:31] <rjmoore1> or "work as" user temp
[20:31] <rjmoore1> ?
[20:31] <specto> TwoD: which bug?
[20:31] <fetusbubble> i don't think AWN can be moved to the top
[20:31] <fetusbubble> i don't see an option for it
[20:31] <skylight> mobi-sheep,  it cant its planned in the next update but cant wait :P
[20:31] <Trututu> anybody here is familiar with SSH? I need to set up auth using public-private keys and PuTTY
[20:31] <stroyan> Guest28413: You are asking for too much for an IRC channel to provide.  Perhaps you should start by visiting http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=310 and reading the sticky postings on getting started.
[20:31] <mobi-sheep> skylight: Here you go.  Try Gnome-do.  I can't live without it.  :<
[20:32] <guntbert> Guest28413: please stay in the channel with your questions, besides the people are volunteers, so "I need someone.." is a bit strong :-)
[20:32] <skylight> mobi-sheep,  is it in fact the same as AWN and kiba ?
[20:32] <KureIX> i wrote it on the forum, on our local-czech forum, but no response
[20:32] <KureIX> so, im trying it here
[20:32] <fetusbubble> gnome-do is not really a dock
[20:32] <mobi-sheep> skylight: Not necessarily.
[20:32] <specto> !ask | KureIX
[20:32] <mobi-sheep> skylight: http://do.davebsd.com/
[20:32] <TwoD> specto: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/usb-creator/+bug/292493
[20:33] <skylight> mobi-sheep,  ok ill check it out
[20:33] <skylight> mobi-sheep,  Thx
[20:33] <mobi-sheep> skylight: It can be docky if you want it to be.
[20:33] <mobi-sheep> skylight: Good luck.  Got any problems?  We;ll be here. ;)
[20:33] <rogst> Hi, does anyone know a good guide on how to connect to an L2TP vpn using Ubuntu 9.04 ?
[20:33] <KureIX> ok, when i run amarok, theme falls, could i find anywhere, in a log the error and then fix it??
[20:33] <skylight> mobi-sheep,  :D
[20:33] <stephenesherman> Anyone know how to make img previews work in GIMP folder view?
[20:34] <byt3m3> this is a fresh install of ubuntu, my username is not a member of the sudoers, can i just issue that command as root?
[20:34] <xiong> anybody here with inkscape experience, please join that channel, ty
[20:34] <byt3m3> i just need it for one thing
[20:34] <specto> TwoD: it almost sounds like the bios is using cdrom emulation for the drive, see if you can change this to removeable disk emulation or something else.
[20:35] <specto> byt3m3: yes, if you set a password for root
[20:35] <KureIX> je tu nejaky čech?
[20:35] <specto> byt3m3: you should also add your user to the admin group
[20:35] <losher> !cz | KureIX
[20:36] <byt3m3> but my output is...........dd: reading `/dev/mem': Bad address
[20:36] <KureIX> sry, i didnt know it, thx
[20:36] <specto> byt3m3: Why are you trying to view /dev/mem?
[20:36] <rappr> losher, stroyan, disableing the hal polling has resolved my high load average problem.    With no cd in the drive my load average would go through the roof.  With a cd in the drive it would be normal.  But now it seems to be fixed.
[20:38] <byt3m3> specto: i have read that /dev/mem is locked down in the kernel, for good reasons...i understand, i just need the dump
[20:39] <maniheer> ok, I want to install ubuntu via the mini.iso, but I am using a laptop (which means wireless), and I do not know how to connect to my router and enter the WEP key via console......please help me :(
[20:39] <Julia> Please help me with audio problem solving. This is error from totem in terminal:
[20:39] <Julia> crazy@CrazyBox:~$ totem
[20:39] <Julia> /var/lib/python-support/python2.6/gdata/tlslite/utils/cryptomath.py:9: DeprecationWarning: the sha module is deprecated; use the hashlib module instead
[20:39] <Julia>   import sha
[20:39] <Julia> ** Message: Error: Failed to connect stream: Invalid argument
[20:39] <FloodBot1> Julia: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:39] <sebsebseb> hi
[20:39] <Julia> pulsesink.c(836): gst_pulsesink_prepare (): /GstPlayBin:play/GstBin:visbin/GstBin:abin/GstBin:audiosinkbin/GstGConfAudioSink:audio-sink/GstBin:bin5/GstAutoAudioSink:autoaudiosink1/GstPulseSink:autoaudiosink1-actual-sink-pulse
[20:39] <specto> !pastebox | Julia
[20:39] <Julia> sorry...
[20:39] <specto> !pastebin | Julia
[20:39] <nsadmin> Julia: apt-get install pastebinit
[20:40] <sebsebseb> What's the link to the  webbrowser/webbased version of the Intrepid repo?
[20:40] <devil> http://pastebin.com/d6bfdffdc
[20:40] <Geine> how to install the latest empathy in 8.4 ?
[20:40] <maniheer> sebsebseb, search ubuntu packages in google
[20:40] <Pici> !google > maniheer
[20:40] <nsadmin> Julia: then you can do anyunixcommandthatprintsanything | pastebinit
[20:40] <Pici> sebsebseb: Do you mean packages.ubuntu.com?
[20:41] <macman_> question .. i took a video and it is upside down .. there any kind of software that will flip it so i can have a widescreen/pan scan ?
[20:41] <maniheer> oh come on pici......
[20:41] <Julia> nsadmin, I allready have pastebinit.
[20:41] <maniheer> anyone can type ubuntu packages in google
[20:41] <maniheer> anyone can type ubuntu packages in google
[20:41] <sebsebseb> Pici: bingo that's what I wanted thanks
[20:41] <maniheer> ok, I want to install ubuntu via the mini.iso, but I am using a laptop (which means wireless), and I do not know how to connect to my router and enter the WEP key via console......please help me :(
[20:41] <devil> i have to make partition 1 dual boot windows and ubuntu?  http://pastebin.com/d6bfdffdc
[20:41] <ge2x> isn't firefox-3.5 available in the default repo yet?
[20:42] <Pici> maniheer: But *this* is a support channel. Not someplace to just tell people to 'google it'
[20:42] <Guest28413> does anybody know what bash does and can do
[20:42] <devil> i have to make partition 1 dual boot windows and ubuntu? the problem is  http://pastebin.com/d6bfdffdc
[20:42] <Pici> Guest28413: I've already told you, what don't you understand?
[20:42] <Pici> ge2x: It is indeed.
[20:42] <Geine> Guest28413, do man bash
[20:42] <maniheer> that doesnt sound wrong
[20:43] <ge2x> Pici: but when I update my system even from the main server, firefox only updates to 3.0.11
[20:43] <Pici> !ff35 | ge2x
[20:43] <losher> rappr: good to know, for future reference, thanks...
[20:43] <losher> byt3m3: I'm not familiar with your process. Is there some guide you are following?
[20:43] <losher> stroyan: I wonder if it might be something to do with the fact that waiting for sleeping devices ups the load average. We used to see this happen when our nfs servers hung. I can't remember why it's so, though...
[20:43] <FloodBot1> losher: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:43] <oskar-> Guest28413:  bash reads commands, normally line by line and tries to understand, expand and execute them. there are internal commands and such, that cause execution of external programs
[20:43] <ge2x> Pici: thank You
[20:43] <oskar-> (short and simplified)
[20:44] <maniheer> I just realised im on an old version aswell rofl
[20:44] <maniheer> I want to install ubuntu via the mini.iso, but I am using a laptop (which means wireless), and I do not know how to connect to my router and enter the WEP key via console......please help me :(
[20:45] <kinomoto> quien habla español
[20:45] <Pici> !es | kinomoto
[20:45] <Julia> Please help. Problem with audio http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7594734#post7594734
[20:45] <specto> !repeat | maniheer
[20:46] <maniheer> but I AM ignored :'(
[20:46] <maniheer> lol
[20:46] <Guest28413> ok.now I got bash up'now what do i do next
[20:46] <stroyan> maniheer: getting wireless working can be quite a challenge.  The installer may not even have the right software for your laptop's wireless device.  How about digging up a LAN cable for the install?
[20:46] <specto> maniheer: iwconfig <yourlancard eg: wlan0> essid <your ap id> enc <wep key>
[20:47] <specto> maniheer: full wep key, not a keyphrace
[20:47] <oskar-> Guest28413:  what do you want to do?
[20:47] <stroyan> Guest28413: Now type "man man"
[20:47] <devil> i have to make partition 1 dual boot windows and ubuntu? the problem is  http://pastebin.com/d6bfdffdc
[20:47] <Guest28413> well i like to know more on what i can do for bash
[20:48] <specto> devil: please explain the problem
[20:48] <neuu>  Hi what would be the grep command to filter IPs from file.txt?
[20:48] <maniheer> whats a keyphrase?
[20:48] <devil> look on the pastebin
[20:48] <Guest28413> what is man ,man
[20:48] <rappr> Guest28413, you can do anything in bash that you can do with the GUI.  You really have to have a goal.
[20:48] <maniheer> the man pages
[20:48] <maniheer> !man
[20:49] <Pici> Guest28413: Have you read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal at all?
[20:49] <oskar-> maniheer:  setup a wpa_supplicant.conf file (there are many examples out there), connect with it, get an ip address via dhcp or manually (set dns and def.-route)
[20:49] <maniheer> (need to do this within mini.iso
[20:49] <neuu>  Hi what would be the grep command to filter IPs from file.txt?
[20:49] <maniheer> )
[20:49] <specto> neuu: grep -e <ip> -f <file> I think.
[20:49] <Seeker`> !repeat | neuu
[20:49] <Geine> Guest28413, do: man man
[20:49] <Pici> maniheer: iirc you can move to different vttys on the mini iso install,
[20:49] <jrib> neuu: grep can use regex, so you want [0-9]{1,3}. repeated 4 times (escaped properly for grep)
[20:50] <neuu> specto: all ips :)
[20:50] <maniheer> can I
[20:50] <maniheer> woohoo
[20:50] <maniheer> thanks
[20:50] <specto> neuu: see jrib
[20:50] <neuu> jrib: hmm, huh?
[20:50] <jrib> neuu: which part is confusing?
[20:50] <maniheer> now whats a keyphrase?
[20:50] <Pici> jrib, neuu: a period is a reserved character in regex, so you'd need to escape it
[20:50] <jrib> neuu: are you familiar with regular expressions?
[20:50] <maniheer> my WEP key is 03e9877a5
[20:50] <devil> specto, the partition 1 is havng problems...luk in the pastebin lnk please
[20:50] <specto> neuu: btw, a nice site http://regexlib.com/
[20:50] <Guest28413> i did man man it is not working
[20:50]  * sattam brb
[20:50] <neuu> jrib: cat file.txt | grep '[0-9]{1,3}.' is all?
[20:50] <maniheer> or is that a keyphrase?
[20:50] <jrib> neuu: no.
[20:51] <neuu> jrib: :o
[20:51] <Z_God2> can anyone explain me how to get a linux-image-debug ddeb properly installed?
[20:51] <maniheer> have u got the deb Z_God2?
[20:51] <Z_God2> I'm downloading the ddeb now
[20:51] <zicho> does anyone know of an application that can render audio from a miditracj using a soundbank.gm-file?
[20:51] <oskar-> maniheer:  man wpa_supplicant.conf, there are examples
[20:52] <Gevz> guys, please help -- checking how to run the Objective C preprocessor... /lib/cpp
[20:52] <Gevz> configure: error: in `/home/jdg/billiards-0.2.2':
[20:52] <Gevz> configure: error: Objective C preprocessor "/lib/cpp" fails sanity check
[20:52] <Gevz> See `config.log' for more details.
[20:52] <Gevz>  -- I`ve this trouble
[20:52] <FloodBot1> Gevz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:52] <devil> specto: the partition 1 is havng problems...luk in the pastebin lnk http://past ebin.com/d6bfdffdcplease
[20:52] <losher> maniheer: wep encrypts traffic using a key, which both sides have to agree on. Since keys are awkward to remember, most software will accept a phrase instead, to make it easier. Note that WEP encryption is so weak that it's easily cracked....
[20:52] <Z_God2> maniheer: got it now
[20:52] <maniheer> double click it lol
[20:52] <Gevz> how to fix that?
[20:52] <specto> devil: I heard you the first time.  I'm looking at it.
[20:52] <neuu> jrib: what command?
[20:52] <rappr> Guest28413, you may want to look at this book http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596009656/
[20:52] <devil> sry ..thnx
[20:52] <Z_God2> maniheer: seems dpkg -i indeed just works :)
[20:52] <jrib> neuu: you didn't answer my question: are you familiar with regular expressions?
[20:52] <Z_God2> maniheer: wasn't sure about the ddeb instead of just deb
[20:52] <Z_God2> maniheer: thanks :)
[20:52] <neuu> jrib: no
[20:53] <maniheer> I didnt do anything :3
[20:53] <Gevz> I have installed C++