[00:00] <ScottG489> LjL: let me try that
[00:00] <jeeves> Flare183, no kidding.  we're trying to change it though.  I think the local cable company is getting close to the site, so the second it does, we're OFF the wireless link
[00:00] <jeeves> sprinkmeier, so, any other ideas on how to find this windows box and shut it down?
[00:00] <FernandoF> I have my system blockedd.... message is session with less than 10 seconds
[00:00] <sprinkmeier> Gnea, I'm assuming the windows box is out of control, so there's no way to stop it from poisoning ARP caches. The only thing to do is to flood them with the right info. ugly!
[00:00] <FernandoF> may I have help?
[00:00] <Flare183> jeeves: ahh ok
[00:01] <sprinkmeier> jeeves, ping of death? NMAP OS scan (sometimes crashes unpatched boxes) other assorted network-malware nasties?
[00:01] <Flare183> !ask | FernandoF
[00:01] <jeeves> Flare183, so, unless we can get someone to let us "tie onto" their DNS server, we're kinda stuck
[00:01] <ScottG489> LjL: Still is just removing that single package
[00:01] <vocx> LjL, are you sure aptitude doesn't remove dependencies?
[00:01] <Flare183> jeeves: oh ok
[00:01] <LjL> vocx: no, i'm sure of the contrary
[00:01] <FernandoF> my system doesnot allow me get in ans says "session ended with less than 10 seconds"
[00:02] <LjL> ScottG489: then the packages it depends on are all needed, or marked as manually installed
[00:02] <jeeves> sprinkmeier, well, I don't want to literly kill the box (otherwise I'll have to rebuild it), and I only have SSH access to the Ubuntu box
[00:02] <FernandoF> it happened after i tryed to get sme space with kleensweep
[00:02] <ScottG489> LjL: hm, i dont see what else would need compiz libraries besides compiz...
[00:02] <jeeves> how do I connect to another session that I got disconnected from?
[00:02] <LjL> ScottG489: check. "apt-cache rdepends packagename"
[00:03] <sprinkmeier> jeeves, try to nmap it to get an idea of what it's running (RDP, telnet, ???) ssh in, then run screen so you can resume killed SSH sessions
[00:03] <LjL> ScottG489: where the package name would be the compiz library concerned
[00:03] <avuton> gnome-panel isn't starting in jaunty here lately. I have to kill it to make it work(!). Any ideas how I could start to figure out the problem?
[00:04] <LjL> !jaunty > avuton    (avuton, see the private message from ubottu)
[00:04] <ScottG489> LjL: Well i cant just check each package mostly because I dont know what i am looking for. I guess i just want to know everything that was installed with compiz
[00:04] <admin_masu3701> do anyone knows how to use irssi. when i access it, it just say [(status)]
[00:04] <admin_masu3701> how to connect?
[00:04] <LjL> ScottG489: was it installed recently?
[00:04] <jeeves> sprinkmeier, I'm cheawing on the subnet that the box is on looking on port 80, and I can't seem to find the box
[00:04] <Stevethepirate> Hey, I have a variety of SOCKS5 proxies running on sequential ports on my PC [ports 10001->10010] ..  Any other boxes there?
[00:05] <LjL> Scottthen /var/log/dpkg.log should have the list of what was installed
[00:05] <armence> Hey all... So, I have a significant amount of music and I wanted to know if there was a good piece of software to organize it...
[00:05] <jeeves> sprinkmeier, there are regular workstations there.  I don't know why I can't find this other server
[00:06] <ScottG489> LjL: ok ill check it out
[00:06] <Miyavix3> armence: What do you mean organize?
[00:06] <FernandoF> i can not get in my system and I have some messages from /etc/gdm/Xsession, anyone may help me?
[00:06] <sprinkmeier> jeeves, because it's probably camping out on your IP address so the ubuntu server won't route any packets to it.
[00:06] <Miyavix3> Songbird is a nice program, but it's a music player
[00:06] <jeeves> any other ideas on how I can find it?
[00:07] <armence> Miyavix3: Well, I used to have iTunes (back when I used Windows) which had all kinds of search functions and all kinds of ways to arrange music by album author etc...
[00:07] <sprinkmeier> jeeves, I assume you're port-forwarding to the ubuntu server? any way to change the port forwarding configuration?
[00:07] <dronix> armence: banshee
[00:07] <Miyavix3> armence: The default music player for ubuntu is nice, banshee, songbird are all good too
[00:08] <FernandoF> my problem happened after i deleted empty directoriesand files with kleensweep
[00:08] <LjL> !info balance | Stevethepirate
[00:08] <LjL> !info pen | Stevethepirate
[00:08] <jeeves> sprinkmeier, the box (from what I understand of the config), it's just an open (DMZ) connection to the network
[00:08] <armence> Thanks, I'll give a shot to both banshee and songbird... By the way, I purchased some music on iTunes, is there any way to use it without iTunes?
[00:08] <Miyavix3> I'm fairly certain you can, if you have the right codecs.
[00:08] <ScottG489> LjL: i guess not recently enough
[00:08] <Guest91034> Anyone know how to alter the Resolution in Xubuntu?
[00:09] <armence> Miyavix3: Thanks
[00:09] <jeeves> sprinkmeier, what is the command to get nmap to show only windows boxes?
[00:09] <LjL> ScottG489: well there should also normally be /var/dpkg/dpkg.log.1, etc
[00:09] <LjL> ScottG489: try "zgrep main-package-name /var/log/dpkg*"
[00:09] <dronix> armence: GTK iTunes Store Application
[00:09] <vocx> LjL, zgrep?
[00:10] <Guest91034> anyone know how to change to 1280 x 800 resolution?
[00:10] <LjL> vocx: grepz in .gz files.
[00:10] <LjL> err, greps.
[00:10] <sprinkmeier> jeeves, nmap -O attempts host OS detection. You can grep that for windows boxes, but you can't tell nap to only scan windows boxes.
[00:10] <vocx> LjL, he he, too much Zzz
[00:10] <armence> dronix: thanks
[00:10] <Ykstort> excuse me gentlemen, how do i tell ALSA to use my emu10k1 sound card rather than the horrible staticy motherboard sound output?
[00:10] <cmdbbq> anyone here know their way around an fstab file? i am trying to move my home directory to a seperate hard drive but i can't get it to mount properly by which i mean at all
[00:10] <jeeves> sprinkmeier, I don't get what's causing it to refuse SSH connections though
[00:10] <Ykstort> xubuntu install decided to use thel atter by default
[00:11] <Ykstort> and im not too happy about it
[00:11] <sprinkmeier> jeeves, if I'm right though and the windows box is using the same IP address as the ubuntu box then nmap will _never_ find it as packets for its IP address will never leave the box.
[00:11] <Ykstort> stroganoff is tasty
[00:11] <Stroganoff> Ykstort is dstort'D
[00:11] <sprinkmeier> jeeves, the gateway's ARP table is being poisoned by the windows boxes MAC details. ssh packets are being sent to the windows box where, as 22 isn't open, they're rejected.
[00:11] <Ndshacker> why is firefox so slow ;(
[00:11] <jeeves> sprinkmeier, touche  that's what I was thinking
[00:12] <Stroganoff> Ndshacker: try disabling ipv6
[00:12] <KarlsBerg87> hello guys
[00:12] <Ndshacker> I already did
[00:12] <jeeves> sprinkmeier, as I said, it seems that it works every so often, then it just dropps the connection
[00:12] <Chaorain> Does anyone know where I can get a Metacity logo?
[00:12] <Miyavix3> Ok I have a question too. I used the Wubi installer, meaning I installed ubuntu while working inside Winxp. For some reason my ubuntu won't boot. The error is: "Win could not boot because 'sys32/hal.dll' is corrupt or missig" Which is troubling me because I'm booting ubuntu... Any ideas?
[00:13] <Ndshacker> It takes a long time to load Google
[00:13] <sprinkmeier> jeeves, the ping-flood should keep the ARP table in the router correct. ugly kludge. you're not paying for traffic to the gateway, are you?
[00:13] <Ndshacker> Is it because I am downloading stuff?
[00:13] <Miyavix3> Ndshacker:yes
[00:13] <FernandoF>  my system does not allow me to get in and returns the message "session timed out with less than 10 seconds. it couldmean you have no disk space or may have installation problems"
[00:13] <Ykstort> I just installed Xubuntu and sound only works on the motherboard's line out, which is staticy and awful, my sound blaster live sound card doesnt put out any sound. so xubuntu's installer must've chosen the motherboard one by default. How do i rectify this?
[00:14] <Stroganoff> firefox on linux really has some problems...
[00:14] <KarlsBerg87> this morning i start my ubuntu in my aspire one as each day, yesterday i close my ubuntu linux without problems later of write a bit of code in eclipse, i dont remember update any kernel, today my atheros madwifi wifi dont work, this is common when update a kernel, then i go to make make install and modprobe ath_pci again, but without success, someone have same problem¿
[00:14] <Nalf> Fglrx broke my X! Gahhh pffftbah.
[00:14] <Stroganoff> Chaorain: http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/gnome/sources/metacity/metacity.png
[00:14] <Chaorain> go with opera
[00:14] <sprinkmeier> jeeves, mad scheme: add an alias IP address to the ubuntu box. use autossh to set up a reverse tunnel. Connect back into the box using that reverse tunnel. drop the conflicted IP address. All the gateway's port forwarding will then go to the windows box, so you won't have any services, but at least the ARP wars will be over and you can work in peace.
[00:14] <pseudomorph> anyone have an idea why the 8.10 installer does not see my hdd while 7.04 and parted magic have no issues?
[00:14] <Chaorain> Stroganoff, thanks
[00:14] <Ndshacker> Yeah :S, I hate how torrents slow down my Computer almost as slow as xp O.O
[00:14] <Nalf> How do I uninstall fglrx?
[00:15] <Ykstort> how do i tell alsa to use my sound card not my motherboard? (sound card is sound blaster live emu10k1)
[00:15] <Chaorain> Nalf, try Synaptic package manager
[00:15] <Nalf> chaorain: I don't have a gui.
[00:15] <SpuddlyMcMartin> hey, anyone know how to change to 1280 x 800 resolution?
[00:15] <FernandoF> any one available to help me?
[00:16] <Ndshacker> Oh I know now >.<, my mom is having a video chat :|
[00:16] <FernandoF> My system does not allow me to get in after i cleaned empty files and directories
[00:16] <Chaorain> Nalf, "sudo apt-get remove fglrx" should work
[00:16] <jeeves> sprinkmeier, ok, I got a hold of the monkey to disconnect the windows server.  so we'll see if this works
[00:16] <Barridus> Does someone mind explaining what "nice" means in System Monitor/Processes?  Googling for "nice" and "ubuntu" yields a slew of unrelated things, since Ubuntu is.... nice itself :p
[00:16] <cmdbbq> anyone here know their way around an fstab file? i am trying to move my home directory to a seperate hard drive but i can't get it to mount properly by which i mean at all
[00:17] <mishkins> i had a wine xvid installed for a sync fix program, I uninstalled now totem doesn't play xvids, how / where I get a ubuntu xvid codec installed?
[00:17] <Ndshacker> O.O
[00:17] <Ndshacker> I do :)
[00:17] <jtaji> Barridus: nice is the priority for a process
[00:17] <sprinkmeier> jeeves, local monkey trumps ssh any day :-)
[00:17] <Barridus> jtaji, so higher "nice" means more priority?
[00:17] <Ndshacker> its pretty self-explainitory, Drive Mount point Type Otions 0 0
[00:17] <jeeves> sprinkmeier, lol, this is true.  and I think he's afraid of me
[00:17] <Nalf> Chaorain, that doesn't work. :
[00:18] <jeeves> sprinkmeier, and I think is a VERY good thing
[00:18] <SpuddlyMcMartin> what do i use to get more than three resolutions?
[00:18] <jtaji> Barridus: -20 to 19, -20 is highest priority
[00:18] <jjshoe> is there some sort of bnc application in the ubuntu repo?
[00:18] <Chaorain> Nalf, did you compile it yourself?
[00:18] <NavadeHo> I'm having a problem,
[00:18] <Billy_S> hello. i cannot install alpha6, this happens http://img.xrmb2.net/images/596580.jpeg the same problem with alpha5, any ideas?
[00:18] <Nalf> Chaorain, no. All I did was enable the proprietary driver.
[00:18] <sprinkmeier> jeeves, BOFH :-)
[00:18] <_Whipper> SpuddlyMcMartin, : ive had a dozen revolutions, and allways had fun..
[00:18] <NavadeHo> I don't have any video when playing videos <_< just plain black, what to install?
[00:19] <SpuddlyMcMartin> can anyone read this?
[00:19] <Barridus> jtaji, ok, thanks
[00:19] <simmerz> whats the application that'll tell me what mouse button i'm pressing?
[00:19] <jjshoe> or some sort of option to tell apt-get to search?
[00:19] <napzter> metasploit guys...
[00:19] <Barridus> SpuddlyMcMartin, yes.....
[00:19] <napzter> i can't run exploit in my ubuntu
	can anyone read this?   YEP
[00:19] <jeeves> sprinkmeier, lol, damn right.  I behave just like that
[00:19] <SpuddlyMcMartin> thanks barridus, do you know how to load more screen resolutions? im trying to get 1280 x 800
[00:20] <Chaorain> Nalf, do you have an nvidia card?
[00:20] <SpuddlyMcMartin> no, integrated. its a laptop
[00:20] <Nalf> Chaorain, ati. RadeonHD 4850 x 2.
[00:20] <Barridus> SpuddlyMcMartin, i don't know how, sorry.  i was just responding since you were wondering if you were invisible :p
[00:20] <spannerz> 	<SpuddlyMcMartin>  Need to make sure you have a video module lodaed
[00:21] <_Whipper> SpuddlyMcMartin, : You dont "load" them
[00:21] <NavadeHo> I don't have any video when playing videos <_< just plain black, what to install?
[00:21] <Ykstort> how do i tell alsa to use the correct sound output device (emu10k1 card rather than motherboard sound)?
[00:21] <spannerz> Try  ENVYNG  if its ati or nivida
[00:21] <SpuddlyMcMartin> Well thanks for that Barridus :P, Spannerz, im sorry, i am new to Xubuntu
[00:21] <spannerz> install.
[00:21] <SpuddlyMcMartin> can i just google "video module xubuntu 8.10?
[00:21] <SpuddlyMcMartin> "
[00:22] <NavadeHo> HALP
[00:22] <spannerz> find yr video card
[00:22] <Chaorain> Nalf, try fglrx-uninstall
[00:22] <_Whipper> SpuddlyMcMartin, : nvidia chip allmost certainly you have on your lap-top
[00:22] <Barridus> SpuddlyMcMartin, any reason why you're using Xubuntu?
[00:22] <virtue12> hey I am a newbie to linux and want  to dualboot ubuntu with vista, it is ok to use the gparted to shrink a vista partition?
[00:22] <peepsalot> ubuntu used to recgonize my digital camera when I plugged it in, but it doesn't seem to find it anymore.  not sure if the camera is bad, or just misconfigured software on my pc
[00:22] <Nalf> Chaorain, thank you!
[00:22] <Billy_S> no ideas? of course, i havent changed the cd, i cannot do anythink on this point, if i click enter, nothings happens
[00:22] <gRunt> Hey all I have my ipod plugged in but I need to configure an app it is asking for my ipod mountpoint with the default being /media/ipod would I just need the change ipod the name of the ipod or?
[00:22] <SpuddlyMcMartin> yea, I am running this on a 32 bit laptop
[00:22] <spannerz> ENVYNG should do it.   Try apt-get install envyng
[00:22] <Chaorain> Nalf, YAY! I'm still new but glad I could help
[00:22] <spannerz> i think
[00:23] <NavadeHo> HAAAAAAALP: I don't have any video when playing videos <_< just plain black, what to install? highlite when helping
[00:23] <cmdbbq> anyone here know their way around an fstab file? i am trying to move my home directory to a seperate hard drive but i can't get it to mount properly by which i mean at all i believe it is because i amm moving it to a seperate ssd not just to a new partition, how can i  ensure my second ssd mounts at startup? please pm me
[00:23] <_Whipper> SpuddlyMcMartin, : if you dont know the chip..
[00:23] <gRunt> NavadeHo, make sure your video drivers are installed first, secondly I needed to run VLC and put the source video output as x11 to get it to play properly if thats of any help.
[00:23] <SpuddlyMcMartin> _Whipper. Chipset? not sure about the motherboard
[00:23] <Barridus> SpuddlyMcMartin, gnome or kde should run great on 32 bit (unless it's a 486 :p)
[00:24] <sir_yodle1> what's the hotkey to change to another desktop?  generic 8.10 install, not using Compiz or anything crazy
[00:24] <SpuddlyMcMartin> Barridus, Gnome can run through xubunut?
[00:24] <mbrigdan> cmdbbq: I can't personally help you, but look at the links from !fstab, also try man fstab at a terminal. And I do believe that the fstab file has a little bit of documentation in it.
[00:24] <_Whipper> SpuddlyMcMartin, : what does it say in the cover of the machine?
[00:24] <Ykstort> SpuddlyMcMartin, of course, xubuntu jsut installs xfce to begin with
[00:25] <SpuddlyMcMartin> Gotcha :)
[00:25] <Ykstort> SpuddlyMcMartin, nothing to stop you uninstalling it and installing gnome though
[00:25] <spannerz> google for fstab guide
[00:25] <Ykstort> guys how do i tell alsa to use a different card
[00:25] <Ykstort> alsa is using the wrong one currently
[00:25] <spannerz> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=283131
[00:25] <SpuddlyMcMartin> So i should load Gnome or kde?
[00:26] <SpuddlyMcMartin> which would you prefer?
[00:26] <Chaorain> I get a "video mode not supported" from my moniter when I try to run Glest full screen. windowed it works. Is this the right place to ask? if so help.
[00:26] <spannerz> Gnome
[00:26] <spannerz> But used to run KDE and was fine
[00:26] <_Whipper> lxde
[00:27] <SpuddlyMcMartin> ok ok thanks!
[00:27] <gRunt> how do I adjust write permissions to folder /media/ipod to read and write all please?
[00:27] <SpuddlyMcMartin> thanks for all the help guys!
[00:27] <Barridus> they're both about the same.  gnome is a bit more user friendly and configurable, imo.  but both are good
[00:27] <peepsalot> how can I tell if my computer is recognizing my digital camera?
[00:27] <SpuddlyMcMartin> and gals! :)
[00:27] <spannerz> Yeah i don't see any differdnce much.
[00:27] <_Whipper> SpuddlyMcMartin, :nprblm
[00:27] <FernandoF> I have an abnormal termination of my session (can not get in) and says it has less than 10 seconds and message is " No profile for user" anyone can help?
[00:28] <spannerz> Specially with compiz running
[00:28] <Barridus> plus i think kde4 is a bit meh atm
[00:28] <dayo> gRunt: sudo chmod -R 666 /media/ipod
[00:28] <dayo> !permissions | gRunt
[00:28] <gRunt> rt dayo
[00:28] <gRunt> ty rather
[00:29] <dayo> gRunt: u're welcome :-)
[00:29] <bbelt16ag> hey what is 'smc' i seen it on a  package for ubuntu any ideas
[00:29] <nobby0866ba> hello together, i use ubuntu 8.10 and i killed my cabel network card from the vpn applet, message is device is not managed
[00:29] <nobby0866ba> can anyone help me
[00:29] <FernandoF> and me
[00:29] <_Whipper> nobby0866ba, : reset your modem
[00:29] <spannerz> So it won't kill?  Or reset?
[00:30] <FernandoF>  I have an abnormal termination of my session (can not get in) and says it has less than 10 seconds and message is " No profile for user" anyone can help?
[00:30] <gRunt> dayo, I still have the same issue....says permission is denied..
[00:30] <adf_> nas
[00:30] <Nalf> chaorain: It didn't work. <.<
[00:30] <dayo> gRunt: i'm sorry, i don't really know anything about ipods :-(
[00:31] <gRunt> nah this is to do with the file system in linux
[00:31] <rubendodge> can anyone help me real quick with my video problem i managed to get all the logs to help diagnose the problem.
[00:31] <spannerz> FernandoF    more explaintion
[00:31] <gRunt> when I went to properties then in the media section it says I am not the owner so I can not change the permissions, is this odd?
[00:31] <Chaorain> Nalf, weird
[00:31] <FernandoF> spannerz thx ...what ever you need, please ask
[00:31] <spannerz> New car?
[00:31] <Nalf> chaorain: unknown command or whatever..
[00:32] <dayo> gRunt: try chown -R <username>:<group> /media/ipod
[00:32] <FernandoF> spannerz sabayon-apply refers
[00:32] <dayo> gRunt: or try chown -R root:root /media/ipod
[00:32] <nobby0866ba> it isnot a modem it is a network device i dont know how to reset
[00:32] <gRunt> okay
[00:33] <spannerz> FernandoF sorry this is freenode Ubuntu.
[00:33] <dayo> gRunt: then sudo chmod -R 666 /media/ipod
[00:33] <FernandoF> do you want Milestones from /usr/sbin/sabayon-apply?
[00:33] <_Whipper> nobby0866ba, : its NOT? hmm..
[00:33] <gRunt> Hrmm says operation not permitted with root root ill have to try and work out the user and group.
[00:33] <spannerz> sorry, can't help.
[00:33] <FernandoF> my system is Ubuntu
[00:34] <_Whipper> nobby0866ba, :what does it look like?
[00:34] <rubendodge> when i install the nvidia drivers for ubuntu my xorg log tells me out of my 2 video cards neither one is the primary device
[00:34] <Chaorain> Nalf, see if "man fglrx" has anything
[00:34] <rubendodge> and no screens were found
[00:34] <Nalf> Chaorain, back to ubuntu for me. Brb.
[00:34] <steelcityjim> is this the ubunto server channel?
[00:34] <FernandoF> spannerz I can nt get access to my profilein Ubuntu it is why i got in here
[00:34] <_Whipper> nobby0866ba, : if it looks like a box, then it is a cable-modem
[00:35] <gRunt> ooooo dayo I think I missed a step lol im gonna uninstall and start again 2 secs :)
[00:35] <FernandoF> spannerz: session ended with less than 10 s
[00:35] <WebDawg> ubuntu-8.10-rc-alternate-i386.iso is this server or desktop??
[00:35] <spannerz> Sorry, I thought sabayon was another distro.
[00:35] <nobby0866ba> it has th mac adress 00:1c:23:87:F3:9b it is an onboard NIC
[00:36] <spannerz> I don't evn know what sabayon is.
[00:36] <_Whipper> spannerz, : it5 is
[00:36] <georgy_28> WebDawg, : both
[00:36] <_Whipper> -5
[00:36] <FernandoF> spannerz it is ubuntu 8.10
[00:36] <steelcityjim> can anyone walk me through pinging a server?
[00:36] <Beinos> Hello
[00:36] <spannerz> ok.
[00:36] <WebDawg> georgy_28 how is that true?  why do they have 2 diff cd images for desktop and server?
[00:37] <gRunt> ARGH
[00:37] <jsjones> how do I exit full screen terminal?
[00:37] <FernandoF> spannerz: I think this fault is because I used KleenSweep to delete all empty files and directories!
[00:37] <steelcityjim> is this the server channel?
[00:37] <openback> I need to download a large amount of files (16GB)from an ftp server of mine. How can I verify that I've actually gotten all of the files?
[00:37] <adf_> [jscinoz] f11
[00:38] <FernandoF> System messages seem to be : "No profile for user 'fernando' found
[00:38] <FernandoF> Fatal exceptio! Exiting abnormally.
[00:39] <gRunt> ok to create a folder is it just mk /folder thingy here
[00:39] <__mikem> Can someone please tell me why whenever I am at my house, all my ubuntu machines can't hold an internet connection for more than a few minutes
[00:39] <sprinkmeier> openback, rsync --archive --verbose --dry-run
[00:39] <dhysk> I'm having isuess with compiz Nvidia 9800GTX, forgot what driver im using but i installed it from Nvidia.  It may be a refresh thing but when i type it wont show up unless i force it to redraw the text, move the window or something like that
[00:39] <Chaorain> I can't get anything to show on the screen When I play Glest fullscreen help?
[00:39] <FernandoF> (util.EXIT_CODE_NORMAL)
[00:40] <georgy_28> WebDawg, : http://ftp.belnet.be/mirror/ubuntu.com/releases/intrepid/
[00:40] <sprinkmeier> __mikem, and they last longer when you're not around?
[00:40] <nobby0866ba> @_whipper: sorry i am german and my english is not so good
[00:40] <openback> sprinkmeier: wow...I can't believe I forgot about rsync! Thanks, uggh
[00:41] <a2103tk> __mikem, do you use a router and do you use a bit torrent program?
[00:41] <spannerz> FernandoF Do you have any free diskspace?  Try emptying the trash.......???
[00:41] <steelcityjim> can anyone tell me what the ubunto server channel is?
[00:42] <FernandoF> what is the command to see diskspace?
[00:42] <LjL> steelcityjim: #ubuntu-server
[00:42] <__mikem> a2103tk, the two have nothing to do with eachother
[00:42] <FernandoF> using root
[00:42] <LjL> FernandoF: df
[00:42] <Shininggg> just rebooted and all my desktop is black with no icon any hint? I can still see the application--- places---system tool bar though...
[00:42] <FernandoF> as root is all what i can have
[00:43] <a2103tk> well I've had trouble with internet connection going down before, the problem then was using bittorrent and a router that was unable to keep track of the traffic, a new firmware for the router and it was solved
[00:44] <gRunt> dayo I worked out the problem how do I add myself to the group, in this case fuse?
[00:44] <a2103tk> __mikem you could try upgrade your router firmware
[00:45] <sprinkmeier> gRunt, "usermod -aG fuse USERNAME" need to log out/in again for the change to take effect
[00:46] <sprinkmeier> gRunt, or.. system->admin->users and groups and FTBB
[00:47] <jsjones> How can I exit full screen terminal and return to the gnome GUI desktop?
[00:47] <CokeNCode> so, did anyone answer my question about my blackberry pearl
[00:47] <CokeNCode> and ubuntu ?
[00:47] <gRunt> okay i did it through admin sprinkmeier will I need to restart though in order for them to take effect?
[00:47] <spannerz> FernandoF df
[00:47] <WebDawg> whats the difference between 8.10 server and .04 LTS server?
[00:47] <LjL> !lts | WebDawg
[00:47] <sprinkmeier> gRunt, just log out and log in again. no reboot needed
[00:47] <Anederin> can someone help me with a server?
[00:48] <georgy_28> (ask
[00:48] <gRunt> sprinkmeier, thanks mate will give it a go now
[00:48] <jsjones> If I press ctrl+alt+F3 to enter terminal, how can I get out??
[00:48] <georgy_28> !ask
[00:48] <Nalf> Chaorain, there was nothing.
[00:48] <Anederin> umm... how to connect to the server terminal
[00:48] <zelrikriando> hello
[00:48] <jsjones> !terminal
[00:48] <rww> jsjones: Ctrl-alt-F7
[00:48] <sprinkmeier> jsjones, ALT-left-arrow util you get back to the GUI
[00:48] <zelrikriando> I am having some stability issues
[00:49] <zelrikriando> is there a way to probe that
[00:49] <sarkred> does anyone have any good docs on selinux for ubuntu 8.10
[00:49] <jsjones> rww; sprinkmeier; thank you very much
[00:49] <Anederin> .... no... its a different computer (server with no GUI)
[00:49] <georgy_28> ! ssh
[00:49] <spannerz> FernandoF df -TH to get it inot MiB
[00:50] <Anederin> ty
[00:50] <RickZilla> I need to adjust my video settings in my xorg.conf file.  How do I find out the name of my video card so that I can search for the appropriate settings?
[00:50] <Nalf> RickZilla, lspci.
[00:50] <georgy_28> RickZilla, : lspci
[00:51] <RickZilla> use a colon, or no?
[00:51] <Nalf> RickZilla, alternatively.. lspci| grep -i vga
[00:51] <georgy_28> too late ;)
[00:51] <RickZilla> Nalf and georgy_28:  Thanks
[00:53] <a2103tk> if anyone happen to have Kylix experience: I have a Kylix 3 CD, a ubuntu 8.10 computer and a eeebuntu 2.0 computer, would it be possible to install kylix on one of my current linux boxes or should I just setup a clean redhat 7.2 or mandrake 8.2 box? And, do anyone still use kylix or is there a 'commonly used' development platform (I'm using c# and delphi in windows environment)..
[00:53] <Chaorain> Nalf, sorry out of ideas
[00:53] <jsjones> How can I move a window off the top of the screen?
[00:54] <Barridus> can someone point me in the direction of where shutdown errors are logged? /var/log/syslog?
[00:54] <crdlb> jsjones: if you're using compiz, you can't by default :/ it's easy to fix in ccsm though
[00:54] <crdlb> jsjones: if you're using metacity, alt+drag works, I believe
[00:54] <jsjones> crdlb: okay, thanks
[00:55] <RickZilla> Can somebody help me for a few minutes to find the correct settings of my xorg.conf file, for this vid card?  00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GM Thanks in advance for your help
[00:55] <crdlb> a2103tk: that seems unnecessary for an IDE ...
[00:56] <Ykstort> how do i fix alsa??
[00:56] <crdlb> RickZilla: it should work 'Out of the Box' -- so what isn't working, precisely?
[00:56] <crdlb> !ide | a2103tk
[00:56] <Ykstort> crdlb, lots of things should work "out of the box"
[00:56] <Ykstort> but my sound doesnt
[00:57] <Barridus> can someone point me in the direction of where shutdown errors are logged? /var/log/syslog?
[00:57] <RickZilla> crdlb:  I have a dual boot on my laptop.  In Windows Vista, 3-D graphics on Google Earth, Second Life, etc...works great.  In ubuntu, they don't.  I was told to look for the settings in this file
[00:57] <RickZilla> crdlb:  If there's a better way of tracking down the issue, I'm all ears
[00:58] <crdlb> RickZilla: unfortunately, the open source 3d stack (mesa) isn't really powerful or fast at the moment, so that may be the issue
[00:58] <dtam> hello
[00:58] <crdlb> RickZilla: what does   glxinfo | egrep -i 'direct|software'   say?
[00:58] <RickZilla> crdlb:  No way around that?  I was hoping to unload Vista altogether on this machine at some point, and just go with 100% ubuntu
[00:58] <dtam>
[00:58] <a2103tk> ubottu and crdlb: thanks for the replies!
[00:59] <RickZilla> crdlb:  It says direct rendering:  yes
[00:59] <dtam> whats up everyone
[01:00] <dtam> anyone here an expert on getting cisco's anyconnect vpn to work on ubuntu?
[01:00] <_CommandeR_> chilling
[01:00] <Nalf> Chaorain, I found the issue. It's because ubuntu is using an unstable version of X.
[01:00] <dtam> im all googled out searching for a solution that works
[01:00] <Nalf> Chaorain, it's not compatible with the FGLRX driver.
[01:04] <jescis> I'm trying to install (k)ubuntu(I'm using an kubuntu 8.10 cd I made) and I'm not getting any gui :\ My pc's specs are: CPU=AMD Athlon XP 2000+, RAM=2GB, Video card= ATI Radeon 9550, Sound card= Ensoniq AudioPCI ens1371. How can I install it now?
[01:04] <Sertse> morning
[01:04] <Sabota> where i find dictionary of babylon in .BGL, in direct link of babylon is .EXE
[01:04] <Wicked> !firewall
[01:04] <flukes1> Hi. I've just installed Ubuntu and everything works fine - except my speakers. All sound is very quiet (even though i've set everything to max volume) and if you turn the speakers up, there's a very odd high frequency crackling noise - this doesn't occur in Windows
[01:05] <_Whipper> jescis, : did you check the installation cd?
[01:05] <Sertse> how do I enable sound after a minimal install
[01:05] <RickZilla> crdlb:  does the direct rendering have anything to do with it?
[01:05] <crdlb> RickZilla: ok, it _is_ working then :/
[01:06] <RickZilla> well, not really...very slow and painful
[01:06] <crdlb> but it's working
[01:06] <PleXuS> is there a way to power down harddisks when not used for 30min ?
[01:06] <crdlb> the stack will improve with gallium, but that doesn't help you now :/
[01:06] <RickZilla> Is there a way to improve it?  It works great on the Windows side
[01:07] <crdlb> yes, because the hardware is fine ...
[01:07] <_Whipper> RickZilla, : which driver?
[01:07]  * dtam has to take a really big piss
[01:07] <crdlb> intel
[01:07] <RickZilla> _Whipper:  That's what I'm trying to find out
[01:07] <RickZilla> crdlb:  So how can I improve its performance?
[01:08]  * _Whipper washes hands of the "intel" stuff..
[01:08] <RickZilla> _Whipper:  lol, I hope it's not a hopeless case
[01:08]  * dtam needs help with cisco anyconnect vpn issues
[01:09] <crdlb> RickZilla: you can't :/ the 3d stack is not optimized for gaming
[01:09] <crdlb> the only reason nvidia and fglrx work "well" is that they don't really use it
[01:09] <_Whipper> RickZilla, : its not, not too keen on intel, thats all
[01:09] <crdlb> nvidia replaces large chunks of the system
[01:10] <Sertse> ?
[01:10] <flukes1> anyone got any ideas re my sound problem
[01:10] <Sertse> how do I enable sound after a minimal install? I've installed alsa-base and utils
[01:10] <Sertse> what doI need to do?
[01:10] <four9> Hello.  I have just installed apache2, php5, and mysql in ubnutu 8.10.  I can browse the index of /var/www by accessing http://localhost/, however if I click on a php file that contains "<?php phpinfo(); ?>" the file tries to save/open instead of running.
[01:11] <_Whipper> Sertse, : beats me..
[01:11] <DavidLovesMint> that sounds more like a web dev - apache config issue than a OS one
[01:14] <RickZilla> Earlier, somebody said I could make some adjustments to my driver file and improve it that way
[01:14] <DavidLovesMint> what are you running again rickzilla?
[01:14] <Ykstort> how do i configure ALSA?
[01:14] <myron> help every time any window updates the entire window has to painfully and slowly redraw what is wrong with the windows manager !?
[01:14] <DavidLovesMint> video driver issue
[01:15] <myron> how do i fix that
[01:15] <BigMoopies> I am using Hardy LTS, when the next LTS comes out next year, Will I be able to go LTS -> LTS ?
[01:15] <Sertse> BigMoopies, yes
[01:15] <myron> is a nividia based graphics card
[01:15] <Ykstort> how do i configure ALSA?
[01:15] <RickZilla> DavidLovesMint:  Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS on a Dell notebook
[01:15] <DavidLovesMint> which card myron?
[01:15] <DavidLovesMint> i have nvidia too.. i had to manually dl and install the latest driver from nvidia
[01:15] <jigp> im not sure where to ask this..is facebook is an online game?there is apps.facebook.com games.just want to ask if it eats a lot of bandwidth?
[01:15] <BigMoopies> Sertse, So really.. there is no real reason for me to go to a "Normal" install less I absolutely want something new on that install of Ubuntu ?
[01:16] <RickZilla> DavidLovesMint:  Do you have a few minutes to walk me through that?  I'm getting comfortable on ubuntu, just a little unsure of myself on the command line
[01:16] <Ykstort> apt-cache search alsaconf gives me nothing
[01:16] <Ykstort> where is alsaconf
[01:16] <Ykstort> how do i ocnfigure alsa
[01:16] <Ykstort> :F
[01:16] <DavidLovesMint> I just wanna pimp Mint 6.0 based on ubuntu 8.10.. i love it!
[01:17] <_Whipper> !alsa
[01:17] <myron> DavidLovesMint, Nvidia :: 02:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation Device 0845 (rev a2)
[01:17] <DavidLovesMint> hold on one sec myron
[01:17] <Wenceslao> ME CAGO EN LOS EMOS
[01:17] <Wenceslao> FUCK WHIT EMOS
[01:17] <FloodBot3> Wenceslao: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:17] <Wenceslao> EMO SHIT
[01:18] <Rabbitbunny> !op
[01:18] <Rabbitbunny> Floodbot barely beat me.
[01:18] <myron> DavidLovesMint, i have never seen a xorg.conf so empty in my life as the one on this server
[01:19] <twocarlo> hey where can i find ubuntu remix irc channel
[01:19] <flukes1> i'm having sound troubles. the sound is extremely quiet, and also crackles/emits a high frequency noise. this doesn't occur on windows. any pointers as to where I can fix this?
[01:19] <myron> DavidLovesMint, I work with gentoo but am making this ubuntu for a friend
[01:19] <DavidLovesMint> http://www.nvidia.com/object/unix.html
[01:20] <myron> thanks
[01:20] <DavidLovesMint> download they latest 180.29
[01:20] <Rabbitbunny> flukes1: I'd assume PulseAudio,  But I don't know much beyond that.
[01:20] <RickZilla> DavidLovesMint:  Is that for myron or me?
[01:21] <myron> DavidLovesMint, let me see if apt get has it in store
[01:21] <DavidLovesMint> myron
[01:21] <Rabbitbunny> flukes1: There's also a sound troubleshooting page on the wiki, Although it seems to cover only the complete absence of sound.
[01:21] <flukes1> the bizarre thing is, I've used 8.04 before and i'm sure I never had this problem
[01:21] <DavidLovesMint> or alternatively... myron.. you could try getting the envy package in ubuntu
[01:21] <flukes1> on the exact same machine
[01:21] <Jackaruto> Would someone please be so kind and to explain to me one more time why I can’t log on via vnc to the desktop unless someone is actually logged on to tty7. When the server is hundreds of miles away it is not always possible to get someone to drag a KVM switch over to the rack and log in just so I can use the gui for a few minutes. Is there a cheat to get around this?
[01:22] <DavidLovesMint> but for me the latest nvidia drivers fixed my issues with compiz
[01:23] <_Whipper> Jackaruto, :theres allways a cheat somewhere..
[01:24] <Jackaruto> _Whipper point the way kind sir
[01:24] <myron> i think the xorg conf needs work i think i will start there
[01:24] <DavidLovesMint> myron.. one other thing.. you have to kill your gdm or xdm to run the install script if you download the latest nvidia driver and run the install for it
[01:24] <dhysk> how do you find what video driver you have installed?
[01:24] <Vantrax> Jackaruto, thats probably going to be cause by the client side setup for VNC actually requiring a GUI to work with
[01:24] <DavidLovesMint> myron.. the nvida install script will adjust your xorg conf for you
[01:24] <DavidLovesMint> of course it will back it up first
[01:25] <Vantrax> Jackaruto, you have the choice of SSH, or setting it up to login to a generic user automatically (that has no rights)
[01:25] <_Whipper> Jackaruto, : i dont do know much about anything.. but i know google does :)
[01:25] <pedroj> hola
[01:25] <CompCrash> i need help
[01:25] <_pHI_> hi, when i right click a file, i see the option: "open with->"Emacs Snapshot (GTK)"... how can i modify this command to execute "emacs -fn "Fontface"" instead of just "emacs"? is there a file/mime-type setting i must edit? any help is greatly appreciated!
[01:25] <pedroj> i need help
[01:25] <Rabbitbunny> What's the next LTS going to be?
[01:25] <_Whipper> CompCrash, : who doesnt
[01:25] <DavidLovesMint> hey what irc client are you guys using? im only using ircII in terminal
[01:26] <pedroj> cualo¿
[01:26] <CompCrash> lol true
[01:26] <DavidLovesMint> at least it doesnt crash
[01:26] <pedroj> comorrrrr?
[01:26] <Jackaruto> Vantrax I WinSPC in okay enought and then putty to the term but some times I'm still a MS handicaped and need my GUI.
[01:26] <Rabbitbunny> DavidLovesMint: irssi on my server, I ssh in.
[01:26] <twocarlo> pidgin as usual
[01:26] <_Whipper> !ot
[01:26] <mxiao> my vlc player can't play mp4's even though i downloaded the restricted extras, can anyone help?
[01:26] <CrazedLunatic> <-- XChat
[01:26] <CompCrash> I cant get my resolution back to 1600x800
[01:26] <yun-haow> girl<[01:26] <brandonc503> hey all. so im putting my box back on line for web server.. havent used it in a while. would it be best to just wipe it and start over or use it as is; cause im not sure if i can remember all the passwords for php and such.
[01:26] <crdlb> CompCrash: that's an odd resolution: 2:1?
[01:27] <eseven73> Rabbitbunny: i believe 10.04, not for sure though
[01:27] <ares_> ._.
[01:27] <dhysk> anyone know how to figure out what version of display driver your using?
[01:27] <Vantrax> !ask | CompCrash
[01:27] <Rabbitbunny> eseven73: Thanks.
[01:27] <CompCrash> it is the max of my laptop
[01:27] <Mox`> hi, which webserver should be the best? nginx, apache or lighttpd? I only need one domain hosted with url rewrite, which one shoult I choose?
[01:27] <Rabbitbunny> CompCrash: I doubt this. Rechack the specs.
[01:27] <crdlb> CompCrash: I kind of doubt that, 1600x1050 maybe?
[01:27] <_Whipper> CompCrash, : i suggest 1440x900
[01:27] <_pHI_> how can i inspect the contents/script of an ubuntu package? i.e. what exactly happens when install emacs-snapshot?
[01:28] <Vantrax> CompCrash, unless your laptop is custom built, its not going to be 1600x800
[01:28] <Guest55963> I tried installing compiz mangement thing but it wont allow me to..
[01:28] <tritium> _pHI_: apt-file, if it's in the repos.  dpkg --contents, if you have the .deb
[01:28] <CompCrash> 1280x800
[01:28] <Vantrax> CompCrash, 1600x1050 is a standard for 4x3
[01:28] <_pHI_> tritium: thanks
[01:28] <CompCrash> thinking wrong
[01:28] <_pHI_> tritium: is there a way to find the installation script in there?
[01:28] <simard> I have a ftp server (wu-ftpd) on a computer within my LAN. Is there a simple way to limit the upload speed of the server so that it doesn't grab all my internet bandwidth ?
[01:29] <genii> simard: You can use trickle
[01:29] <CompCrash> anyway i cant get it to display that anymore
[01:29] <crdlb> Vantrax: that would be 1600x1200 :)
[01:29] <crdlb> CompCrash: so what _does_ it display? and what video card does it have?
[01:30] <tritium> _pHI_: yes, but it is somewhat involved.
[01:30] <_pHI_> tritium: i would be thankful if you could point me how to do that :)
[01:30] <CompCrash> 1024x768
[01:31] <king_kong> hi
[01:31] <tritium> _pHI_: do you have the .deb file?
[01:31] <CompCrash> i plug in a tv to my laptop and it says it is still there and now it doesnt go higher than 1024x768
[01:31] <brandonc503> how do i find out what ip is for accessing my var/www/ folder via browser?
[01:32] <brandonc503> offline
[01:32] <astrit> I was able to use dynamic port forwarding (ssh) however, it just stopped working (I get connection reset by peer when connecting) I'm running ubuntu 8.10, anyone came accross the same problem?
[01:32] <tp_> There's no /dev/fd0 on my system. Where is my floppy drive? (Xubuntu 8.10)
[01:32] <asclepius> Hey all, whats the best peer to peer downloading software
[01:32] <crdlb> CompCrash: that's what broke it?
[01:32] <CompCrash> yeah
[01:32] <_pHI_> tritium: no, it's emacs-snapshot (or something similar) from the ubuntu repos
[01:33] <eseven73> !best | asclepius
[01:33] <bigrigger> brandonc503: http://localhost
[01:33] <astrit> tp_ try modprobe floppy
[01:33] <asclepius> Can you name one that you use? or one you know of? i just need one
[01:33] <tritium> _pHI_: I'll be back
[01:34] <_pHI_> tritium: thanks
[01:34] <CompCrash> i think it will let me do my max res of the tv is gone
[01:34] <nguyenlinh> ghch'
[01:34] <brandonc503> bigrigger: im trying to find out what comp on my network i want to forward the browser request in router to
[01:34] <DavidLovesMint> anyone have any experience getting cisco vpn to work?
[01:34] <CompCrash> what do i do to remove it
[01:35] <crdlb> CompCrash: put your /etc/X11/xorg.conf on a pastebin, please
[01:35] <_Whipper> asclepius, : abit ot, dont u think?
[01:35] <DavidLovesMint>
[01:35] <RickZilla> Still looking for advice to improve the performance of my video card, if anybody can take a few minutes to assist me
[01:35] <DavidLovesMint> rick.. what vid card do you have?
[01:35] <juken> I'm looking for a good solution for streaming avi and mkv files from apache rather than just downloading, can anyone suggest some software for doing this? I'm googling around but haven't found a good solution yet.
[01:36] <flukes1> RickZilla: is there a warning icon near the clock in the top right of the screen? you might need to enable the nvidia drivers (if you have an nvidia card)
[01:36] <RickZilla> DavidLovesMint:  Looking right now
[01:36] <asclepius> abit ot?
[01:36] <_Whipper> juken, : wrong #
[01:36] <flukes1> juken: are you really connecting running an IRC client as root from a production DH machine..? (sorry, a little offtopic but I must ask)
[01:37] <RickZilla> DavidLovesMint:  Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[01:37] <_Whipper> !ot
[01:37] <juken> flukes1: naw
[01:37] <asclepius> got it answered thanks guys
[01:37] <bigrigger> brandonc503: don't you know the ip?
[01:37] <juken> _Whipper: why is this the wrong channel?
[01:38] <juken> flukes1: ssh tunneling to dreamhost + tsocks locally, not sure why it shows up as rooot.
[01:38] <juken> root *
[01:38] <_infidel> hello, in openldap, "access to: by self write", what is meant by this? Thanks in advance
[01:38] <flukes1> thought it must be something like that but I had to ask :]
[01:38] <juken> flukes1: quite understandable, not the first time it's been asked ;)
[01:39] <CompCrash> it is on pastebin
[01:39] <_Whipper> !streaming
[01:39] <_Whipper> thats why
[01:39] <_Whipper> juken, : and read the topic
[01:39] <gem> Anyone have an idea on how I can access a LAN printer connected to a VISTA machine on my Home NW !!??
[01:40] <DavidLovesMint> youve tried googling for this right rick?
[01:40] <flukes1> is upgrading alsa to 1.0.19 unwise
[01:40] <crdlb> CompCrash: I need the link :)
[01:40] <CompCrash> http://pastebin.com/m5c9ff81f
[01:40] <CompCrash> sorry
[01:40] <RickZilla> DavidLovesMint:  Done my best, but I may not have the right search terms
[01:41] <DavidLovesMint> do you have the v86d package installed rick?
[01:41] <RickZilla> DavidLovesMint:  I have no idea.  That's why i was hoping for somebody to help me troubleshoot
[01:41] <juken> _Whipper: I'm sure someone in this channel might have some experience with it, so I might as well ask
[01:41] <crdlb> CompCrash: ok, you need to remove that Virtual line, or if you don't feel like it, you can just nuke it entirely with: sudo dexconf
[01:41] <crdlb> then restart X
[01:42] <DavidLovesMint> no idea about the v86d package being installed?
[01:42] <RickZilla> vids play fine, but 3-D graphics are horrible...on the vista side of this machine, it works great...that's my problem
[01:42] <sixofour> is there any special command for unrar .part files or do i just unrar .part01 and it does the rest?
[01:42] <RickZilla> Specifically, Google Earth has some issues
[01:43] <brandonc503> for the port range settings how do i find the ip of this computer on my network? and what is the start and end? 80 8080?
[01:43] <DavidLovesMint> ahh.. well its all about the drivers.. and unfortunately that intel chipset isnt as good as nvidia or ati's
[01:43] <gem> Assistance plz: I'm running UBUNTU on my desktop and wish to access a printer which is physically connected to a VISTA machine on my n/w !!
[01:43] <juken> brandonc503: what exactly are you trying to do?
[01:44] <bigrigger> brandonc503: nmap -v  <IP_ADDRESS>/24   provided your subnet is 192.168.1.x  that will scan 256 possible hosts.
[01:44] <RickZilla> DavidLovesMint:  So I've heard...I had also hoped some tweaking would improve the situation
[01:44] <DavidLovesMint> rick.. open up your package manager and search for v86d
[01:44] <juken> bigrigger: he'd want to use -P0 most likely
[01:44] <crdlb> gem: assuming printer sharing is enabled in windows, I believe ubuntu should automatically see it over samba
[01:44] <crdlb> if you use the add printer thingy
[01:44] <astrit> I'm having a problem with ssh dynamic port forwarding, it used to work however it just stopped working. When I connect to forwarding port I get connection reset by peer (Ubuntu 8.10) anyone seen this problem?
[01:45] <juken> astrit: ssh -D8080 user@host
[01:45] <juken> astrit: that what you're using?
[01:45] <eHome> anyone use skype ? i can not find the link to send text msm to mobile
[01:45] <astrit> juken yep
[01:45] <RickZilla> DavidLovesMint:  Checking it out
[01:45] <eHome> in ubuntu 810
[01:46] <astrit> I can connect in port, but I get connection reset by peer when trying to issue commands.. (GET)
[01:46] <juken> astrit: have you been able to successfully tunnel before on the server side?
[01:46] <RickZilla> DavidLovesMint:  Not installed
[01:46] <astrit> juken yes
[01:46] <juken> astrit: doing this through your browser?
[01:46] <astrit> juken, command line telnet
[01:47] <RickZilla> Go ahead and install?
[01:47] <astrit> the browser shows nothing
[01:47] <CompCrash> i removed the lines
[01:47] <juken> astrit: are you trying overall to get it working through the browser? and are you sure you have your browser setup correctly?
[01:48] <oerter> where can you find how much RAM you have in Ubuntu?
[01:48] <astrit> juken, I have used it before and it worked
[01:48] <juken> oerter: use the free command
[01:48] <juken> oerter: or cat /proc/meminfo
[01:48] <juken> astrit: firefox?
[01:49] <astrit> yes
[01:49] <juken> astrit: do you own the ssh server?
[01:49] <juken> perhaps try a different port
[01:49] <astrit> yes
[01:49] <PeskyJ> I have a user 'svn' without a shell or password set.. does this mean that when I su to svn in order to create repositories etc that .bashrc is not run?
[01:49] <brandonc503> juken: im trying to forward browser request that come to ip to forward to this comp so it can access my web site
[01:50] <astrit> juken, I own the server
[01:50] <admin_masu3701> do anyone know any good games
[01:50] <DavidLovesMint> rick.. have you tried getting the latest intel drivers?
[01:50] <luddite> chess is a good game
[01:50] <DavidLovesMint> i know.. stupid questions
[01:51] <_Whipper> admin_masu3701, : ive heard Chess is quite entertaining
[01:51] <brandonc503> Application  	Start  	End  	Protocol  	IP Address... is what i did before. but i cant remember how to find out what this comp is ..192.168.1...
[01:51] <luddite> Chess is also a great book/broadway show
[01:52] <dhysk> anyone have any major problems with NVida driver 180.29?
[01:52] <aceng> hello
[01:52] <admin_masu3701> i was lookin for an advanture game
[01:53] <crdlb> RickZilla: if you really want to leave no stone unturned, #intel-gfx would be the place to go, I guess
[01:53] <luddite> i use tightvnc quite a bit and would like a script that can be run that logs in for me to a specific ip. I have this on windows but cant find a way on ubuntu - (tightvnc works fine though). anyone have any ideas?
[01:53] <_Whipper> Bukowski is what u want5 from literature.. has nothing to do with ubuntuntu, but same attitude towards the BigBadWorld :I
[01:53] <RickZilla> crdlb:  Thanks for the info.
[01:53] <_Whipper> -5
[01:54] <unop> brandonc503,  ifconfig  lists the ip addresses of your machine .. i guess that's what you are after.
[01:54] <luddite> admin_masu3701: chess is adventure of the highest order Sir. Kings, Queens, Pawns and horses all dueling for the ultimate prize - the KINGDOM of squares
[01:54] <georgy_28> brandonc503, : is the server in our network ?
[01:54] <PeskyJ> is it possible to get .bashrc to run for a user without a shell set?
[01:54] <_Whipper> dhysk, : yep, if it doesnt work, try a lower one
[01:54] <CompCrash> I got it fixed, thanks
[01:54] <PeskyJ> or otherwise set aliases up?
[01:55] <_Whipper> yep
[01:55] <_Whipper> no
[01:55] <_Whipper> PeskyJ, : who u r talking to?
[01:55] <brandonc503> georgy_28: what do you mean?
[01:55] <juken> brandonc503: you're behind a router and are trying to port forward to your internal computer so someone that visits your external address hits the webserver?
[01:55] <PeskyJ> _Whipper: I'm asking a question
[01:56] <brandonc503> juken: yup
[01:56] <juken> astrit: screenshot your firefox network preferences
[01:56] <Guest61385> hai
[01:56] <_Whipper> PeskyJ, : so point it to someone then
[01:56] <juken> brandonc503: do you know the internal hosts ip address?
[01:56] <PeskyJ> _Whipper: but it was a general question, directed to the channel
[01:57] <georgy_28> brandonc503, : install nast and do sudo nast -i ethX -m, and you will see all computer in your network
[01:57] <PeskyJ> _Whipper: it wasn't for anyone specific.. I don't know who might know the answer
[01:57] <astrit> juken, I think the problem is with ssh
[01:57] <tritium> _pHI_: you there?
[01:57] <_Whipper> PeskyJ, :ok
[01:57] <juken> astrit: if you haven't changed anything on the server side then it shouldn't be an issue with ssh
[01:57] <gRunt> Does anyone else find linux to be a massive learning curve when your first start?
[01:57] <juken> gRunt: depends on what you're trying to do :)
[01:57] <flukes1> I just did "asoundconf list" and it says "Names of available sound cards: NVidia". My sound is onboard Realtek ALC883, nothing to do with nvidia... how do I correct this?
[01:57] <tritium> gRunt: a bit, but well worth it
[01:58] <flukes1> I can't get sound working, tried upgrading alsa to 1.0.19
[01:58] <gRunt> Well I just got my ipod touch 2g working in amarok natively...fixed my wireless not working, and well a whole host of other things.
[01:58] <brandonc503> juken: yea ive changed routers and comps so much lately
[01:58] <bravo7> I need help in converting .rmvb to .avi
[01:58] <bravo7> I need help in converting .rmvb to .avi can someone help me
[01:58] <bravo7> please
[01:59] <juken> brandonc503: is your router forwarding correctly?
[01:59] <jrib1> gRunt: how did you get your itouch working?
[01:59] <gRunt> jrib1, do you have a 2g?
[01:59] <brandonc503> but i thought i could type into browser 192.168.1..whatever and get access without doing the forwarding
[01:59] <_Whipper> i just got my n96 to be my hot-spot to my lap-top :) (which has ubuntu ofcourse)
[01:59] <Kingsy101> can someone help me, I am trying to install netbeans and when I do, (in add/remove in the menu) it says that it cannot install because of conflicting software.. any ideas?
[01:59] <jrib1> gRunt: no, 1g
[01:59] <tukul> hello
[01:59] <Kingsy101> it doesnt tell me the software nae that is conflicting tho
[01:59] <_seer_> anyone have advice... suffering from site raids from 4chaners
[02:00] <brandonc503> juken: i dont have the forwarding set up yet , thats what im tring to do..
[02:00] <gRunt> Ahh I had to jailbreak the 2g with freedom, install openssh on it, and then install ipod-convenience and set it up with amarok, bit of a pain but it works. Dling amarok 2 now though to see if it still works as well as having movie support.
[02:00] <bravo7> I need help in converting .rmvb to .avi can someone help me
[02:00] <brandonc503> what is the equivilent to ipconfig for linux command?
[02:01] <juken> brandonc503: PM me
[02:01] <dronix> ifconfig
[02:01] <tritium> brandonc503: ifconfig
[02:01] <juken> it's ifconfig
[02:01] <bravo7> I need help in converting .rmvb to .avi can someone help me
[02:02] <juken> brandonc503: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=699320
[02:02] <juken> oops
[02:02] <juken> bravo7: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=699320 *
[02:03] <juken> brandonc503: message me and I'll walk you through the configuration
[02:03] <_Whipper> dmn.. lost my simcardd..
[02:03] <Kingsy101> anyone got any ideas about my problem?
[02:04] <juken> Kingsy101: what's the problem again?
[02:05] <Kingsy101> I am trying to install netbeans through the add/remove in the menu and it says it cant install because of a conflicting program which needs to be uninstalled first
[02:05] <Kingsy101> juken - ^^^^
[02:05] <Kingsy101> it doesnt tell you what the program is either..
[02:05] <juken> have you tried it through the terminal?
[02:05] <Kingsy101> juken - I havnt.. 1 sec
[02:06] <juken> sudo apt-get install netbeans
[02:06] <Kingsy101> hmm seems to be working in the terminal.. why is it that it wouldnt work in the meny>
[02:06] <Kingsy101> menu?*
[02:06] <juken> wish I could tell ya
[02:06] <Kingsy101> is it a common problem?
[02:07] <juken> Kingsy101: not really =/
[02:07] <Kingsy101> man thats not good :(
[02:07] <sharidog> hi all
[02:07] <juken> sharidog: hi there
[02:08] <juken> Kingsy101: screenshot the error you're getting through the GUI
[02:08] <sharidog> someone can tell me how do i see if my machine support 64bits?
[02:08] <myron> ok now that i fixed the nividia problem .. im lost in the menu's im used to other linux interfaces so were exactly do i go to set the number of desktops ?
[02:08] <adrian_2002ca1> hi, im new to ubuntu, Im trying use my linksys wireless adaptor...I installed it and it was working, but I screwed something ip...it shows up in iwconfig, but not in the network applet help(using ndiswrapper with belkin driver)
[02:08] <Nalf> sharidog, do you have a 64 bit processor?:P
[02:08] <myron> nvm i found it
[02:08] <juken> myron: you want to setup multiple workspaces?
[02:08] <juken> myron: kk :)
[02:08] <dronix> myron: rigth-click on the two squares on the bottom right corner
[02:08] <[ifr0g]> !find mpeg4
[02:08] <Kingsy101> juken - ok 1 sec
[02:08] <Nalf> adrian_2002ca1, lsusb -- what do you see for the linksys?
[02:09] <ZeZu> whats a good app to recode an avi file into a compressed format ?
[02:09] <sharidog> nalf i dont know.. who do i check that >(
[02:09] <sharidog> how *
[02:09] <adrian_2002ca1> Nalf: 13b1:000e
[02:09] <Nalf> sharidog, are you running windows right now?
[02:09] <dronix> ZeZu: visual hub
[02:09] <sharidog> Nalf, a live cd
[02:09] <Nalf> adrian_2002ca1, wusb54gs  -- you need to use this page.. one second.
[02:09] <bravo7> juken i don't get it
[02:09] <Kingsy101> juken - http://pastie.org/417301
[02:10] <Nalf> adrian_2002ca1, what version of ubuntu are you running?
[02:10] <adrian_2002ca1> Nalf: intrepid
[02:10] <juken> bravo7: what don't you get?
[02:10] <_Whipper> ö
[02:10] <ZeZu> dronix: ok, thanks
[02:10] <juken> Kingsy101: were you using synaptic to install netbean?
[02:11] <GaMeBoY439> hello, i am about to switch to ubuntu but need to make sure of some things first. does the ubuntu standard installation detect sata drives with no problem, or do i need to have sata drivers ready during ubuntu installation?
[02:11] <Kingsy101> nope, I literally just went into the menu and tried to install it
[02:11] <Kingsy101> juken - ^^^^
[02:12] <ZeZu> dronix: its payware?
[02:12] <juken> Kingsy101: often times synaptic is better to use
[02:12] <juken> Kingsy101: or just go straight terminal
[02:12] <bravo7> juken is not working for me
[02:12] <dronix> ZeZu: sorry, won't work, u need to recompress?
[02:12] <bravo7> juken i've try convert with teh code
[02:12] <Nalf> adrian_2002ca1, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/Linksys_WUSB54GS_v1_&_v2 . Try that.
[02:12] <sharidog> Nalf: I got some info, but i dont know evaluate> Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual CPU T3200 @ 2.00GHz
[02:13] <juken> bravo7: PM me the info and I'll see what I can do
[02:13] <Kingsy101> juken - please don't shoot me, but what is synaptic?
[02:13] <bravo7> juken once it convert it just cna't play
[02:13] <ZeZu> dronix: i think its an uncompressed avi
[02:13] <ZeZu> dronix: i'd like to compress it
[02:13] <juken> Kingsy101: it's a GUI for installing software
[02:13] <Kingsy101> where can I find it?
[02:13] <juken> Kingsy101: go System -> Administration -> Synaptic
[02:13] <juken> :)
[02:13] <GaMeBoY439> does anyone know?
[02:14] <geekening> what's a good media player for ubuntu? i need last.fm scrobbling support and pidgin music tracker support.
[02:14] <Nalf> adrian_2002ca1, I'm sorry I believe I misread. Did you already do that?
[02:14] <dronix> ZeZu: give Avidemux a try
[02:14] <ZeZu> ok
[02:14] <Kingsy101> juken - thanks
[02:15] <adrian_2002ca> Nalf: sorry if u said somethign to me, connection lost
[02:15] <Nalf> adrian_2002ca1, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/Linksys_WUSB54GS_v1_&_v2  did you do that?
[02:15] <GaMeBoY439> does ubuntu detect sata hard drives automatically, or do i need to have drivers ready, like for the windows xp installation?
[02:15] <juken> Kingsy101: no problem
[02:15] <tritium> GaMeBoY439: they're auto-detected.
[02:16] <GaMeBoY439> ok cool, thanks tritium
[02:16] <sharidog> so much ppl asking and ansering.. plz tell me when u can anser me >)
[02:16] <scunizi> !ask | sharidog
[02:16] <adrian_2002ca> Nalf: no, I did some of it...will do now see how it goes
[02:16] <bz0b> hello, how does one go about using emerald as their permanent theme manager
[02:17] <trinidad> i have a question im using sound juicer for ripping music cd's. I have tried to change the profile so that it would rip and save in mp3 format. but it wont add to the list. Am i doing something wrong? if so how do i get it to rip in the correct format that i want?
[02:17] <sharidog> scunizi: i did. but i dont know if nalf can anser me .. he is helping adrian .. >)
[02:17] <scunizi> trinidad: try ripperx for mp3 ripping
[02:17] <GaMeBoY439> does kubunutu come with the latest version of ubuntu? i.e. 8.10, intrepid ibex?
[02:18] <trinidad> thank you
[02:18] <bz0b> hello, how does one go about using emerald as their permanent theme manager
[02:18] <crdlb> GaMeBoY439: it's a separate CD
[02:18] <mylisto> whats the offtopic channel?
[02:18] <crdlb> GaMeBoY439: but it can be installed onto ubuntu
[02:18] <crdlb> and vice versa
[02:18] <bigrigger> sharidog: in a terminal type uname -m
[02:18] <scunizi> sharidog: if they don't know the answer you won't get one.  lots of people help several at the same time so you might need some patents
[02:18] <LjL> mylisto: #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:18] <GaMeBoY439> so i'd have to install ubunto 8.10 fist, and then install kde afterwards?
[02:18] <bz0b> mylisto, it's where people talk about things that are off the topic of the channel
[02:19] <crdlb> GaMeBoY439: or get a kubuntu 8.10 image
[02:19] <mylisto> I just have a simple question about skype
[02:19] <sharidog> bigrigger: i686
[02:19] <bigrigger> sharidog: 32 bit
[02:19] <GaMeBoY439> oh ok, i'll see if the kubuntu sites offers the 8.10 image, thanks
[02:19] <Nalf> sharidog, sorry. vista is being a bum..:P Ummm. is that line from your dxdiag?
[02:19] <crdlb> bz0b: in ccsm: Window Decoration > Command : emerald
[02:19] <scunizi> GaMeBoY439: easy to do.. after the install of ubuntu  then just sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[02:20] <sharidog> ok many thanks, good night for u all >)
[02:20] <bigrigger> sharidog: 64 would say x86_64
[02:20] <bz0b> crdlb, where is the window decoration under?
[02:20] <GaMeBoY439> scunizi: oh ok, thanks
[02:20] <crdlb> bz0b: Effects, but you can just use the Filter
[02:21] <GaMeBoY439> oh does anyone know about syncing windows mobile phones with linux?
[02:22] <GaMeBoY439> like, is there an activesync-like program for linux, that will detect windows mobile phones and allow u to work with them?
[02:22] <adrian_2002ca> Nalf: hang on reboot(after login) i unplugged it...now I cant select wireless connection help
[02:22] <Strawberryjam> how about blackberry and ubuntu?
[02:23] <juken> Strawberryjam: how about it?
[02:23] <Nalf> adrian_2002ca, I have to unplug mine to boot and plug it in AFTER I login to get it to work.. haha.
[02:23] <juken> Strawberryjam: whatcha trying to do?
[02:23] <jayg> can someone help me out with fsck? My drive would not boot because of errors. So i ran fsck -y /dev/sda1, and it has been running for 24 hours now still fixing stuff. I don't know when it will end
[02:23] <adrian_2002ca> Nalf: kk...the applet is being really slow for some reason
[02:23] <Nalf> adrian_2002ca, my advice is to uninstall the driver, reinstall it, (all with the device unpluggeD) and then plug it in.
[02:24] <Nalf> adrian_2002ca, the applet doesn't load for me at all, I have to use the command line.
[02:24] <_Whipper> GaMeBoY439, : just cable in, and do what u need
[02:24] <Nalf> adrian_2002ca, also.. until you have it installed lsusb would not work for me.
[02:24] <usser> jayg, well how big is the drive?
[02:24] <adrian_2002ca> Nalf: kk
[02:24] <scunizi> GaMeBoY439: there are several.. however you are not guaranteed that any will work with your phone.. google for your phone like .. google Motorola<model> ubuntu sync
[02:24] <jayg> usser: it is 60 GB
[02:24] <GaMeBoY439> will linux automatically detect my windows mobile phone? specifically, i have a sprint htc touch, with windows mobile 6.1, and i am gonna install ubuntu 8.10
[02:24] <usser> jayg, yea 24hrs is a bit too much.
[02:24] <Strawberryjam> just the syncing of the phone...but i just picked up that its pretty much romoveable drive...IE. drag and drop
[02:25] <_Whipper> works with N96 Nokia..
[02:25] <usser> jayg, dont really know what to tell you, i wouldnt suggest terminating it since it may break stuff
[02:25] <GaMeBoY439> scunizi: oh ok i see, thank you
[02:25] <tritium> GaMeBoY439: via bluetooth?
[02:25] <jayg> usser: it's going through the clone multiply-claimed blocks, and some files have hundreds or thousands of shared files
[02:25] <chrismnh> when trying to run google earth i get    Warning: Unable to create prefs directory '/home/mydir/.googleearth'. File exists.
[02:25] <chrismnh> ./googleearth-bin: relocation error: /usr/lib/i686/cmov/libssl.so.0.9.8: symbol BIO_test_flags, version OPENSSL_0.9.8 not defined in file libcrypto.so.0.9.8 with link time reference   is the warning significant?
[02:25] <GaMeBoY439> tritium: n, via usb
[02:25] <GaMeBoY439> no*
[02:26] <tritium> GaMeBoY439: hard to say.  Don't be disappointed if it does not.  Does it act as a USB mass storage?
[02:26] <jayg> i do have everything backed up at least
[02:26] <mylisto> does anyone know of an apple iigs emulator for ubuntu?
[02:26] <GaMeBoY439> no, in windows, activesync just picks it up and syncs it
[02:26] <sketch_> hi i lost my wifi how do I see what wifi connections I have available ?
[02:26] <dreamy> is it ok to run quanta (a kde application) under gnome ?
[02:26] <yoyit2> hey i know this is off topc but does anyone know for xbox 360 cod5 if you can do 4 player nazi zombies with 2 xboxs
[02:27] <_Whipper> sketch_, : did u look under your bed?
[02:27] <GaMeBoY439> it does have a microsd slot, so i guess if usb fails, i can put stuff on a micro sd card and move it phone like that
[02:27] <tritium> dreamy: sure, it'll just require some qt or possibly kde libraries to be installed along with it.
[02:27] <sketch_> yup lol nothing there just monsters
[02:27] <sharidog> sketch sudo iwconfig
[02:27] <yoyit2> does anyone know
[02:27] <GaMeBoY439> does linux support 5-in-1 card readers? i have one in my laptop, hp pavilion dv9540us
[02:27] <dreamy> tritium: but it wont do any harm to my system?
[02:27] <tritium> dreamy: nope
[02:27] <_Whipper> sketch_, : so.. its somewhere else then...
[02:27] <dreamy> okey
[02:27] <dreamy> ty
[02:28] <scunizi> GaMeBoY439: sounds like you need to boot the live cd and test your hardware..
[02:28] <bigrigger> GaMeBoY439: yes it does.
[02:28] <_Whipper> GaMeBoY439, : sounds u dont know what u are doing, ill suggest to leave it...
[02:28] <adrian_2002ca> Nalf: 2 reboots did the tricl
[02:28] <GaMeBoY439> scunizi: that's a good idea, that would tell me if linux will work with everything that's on my laptop
[02:29] <Nalf> adrian_2002ca, awesome. all connected?
[02:29] <GaMeBoY439> yes whipper, i am 100% new to linux, but i have to get it, so i'll learn, not just abandon the effort
[02:29] <adrian_2002ca> Nalf: yesyes, no hangs or anything
[02:29] <dreamy> tritium: do the packages make the system get havyer or slower ?
[02:29]  * Nalf highfives adrian_2002ca.
[02:29] <Nalf> Good job! ^_^
[02:29] <sketch_> rd and move it phone like that
[02:29] <dreamy> packages .. in general..
[02:29] <adrian_2002ca> Nalf: thanks for the help
[02:30] <sketch_> eth1      IEEE 802.11  Nickname:""
[02:30] <sketch_>           Access Point: Not-Associated
[02:30] <Nalf> adrian_2002ca, anytime.
[02:30] <_Whipper> GaMeBoY439, : allright, but it may be an expensive lession :)
[02:30] <disappearedng>  /join #eclipse
[02:30] <juken> GaMeBoY439: it's likely that you'll boot up to to whatever distro you'll be using (likely Ubuntu), put in the card, and it'll automagically mount :)
[02:30] <WebDawg> how do i install lamp
[02:30] <juken> WebDawg: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[02:30] <GaMeBoY439> whipper: don't worry, i'll try not to fry my pc, and if all else fails i can just go back to xp, lol
[02:30] <unop> !lamp > WebDawg
[02:30] <WebDawg> does that install phpmyadmin
[02:30] <GaMeBoY439> juken: thanks
[02:30] <_Whipper> !lamp
[02:30] <dronix> WebDawg: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/step-by-step-ubuntu-810-intrepid-ibex-lamp-server-setup.html
[02:31] <WebDawg> ??
[02:31] <bigrigger> GaMeBoY439: my card reader works fine, out of the box.
[02:31] <needhelp> hi guys is this where i get help for c++?
[02:31] <lstarnes> needhelp: ##c++
[02:31] <juken> WebDawg: if not just sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin
[02:31] <Dreamglider> GaMeBoY439: so does my cardreader :)
[02:31] <Ndshacker> How can I remote control a Windows pc from Ubuntu
[02:31] <WebDawg> wtf
[02:32] <WebDawg> cant they condense that into one command
[02:32] <juken> Ndshacker: VNC or Remote desktop
[02:32] <Dreamglider> Ndshacker: vnc
[02:32] <GaMeBoY439> bigrigger & dreamglider: u guys have built-in card readers?
[02:32] <jayg> like sudo apt-get install lamp? lol
[02:32] <Dreamglider> GaMeBoY439: yes
[02:32] <juken> jayg: =P
[02:32] <Ndshacker> !vnc
[02:32] <Ndshacker> !freenx
[02:32] <GaMeBoY439> oh ok cool
[02:33] <jayg> at least you have the l part taken care of
[02:33] <_Whipper> GaMeBoY439, : doesnt everyone?
[02:33] <GaMeBoY439> so i think i have/know everything i need to make the big switch, does anyone have any last minute critical advice? (i'll try live cd/dvd first before install)
[02:33] <WebDawg> dear god
[02:33] <WebDawg> heh
[02:33] <juken> GaMeBoY439: don't give up if it's something you want
[02:33] <juken> GaMeBoY439: :)
[02:33] <WebDawg> how about sudo apt-get install LAMP
[02:33] <WebDawg> wouldnt that work?
[02:33] <WebDawg> heheh
[02:33] <Dreamglider> GaMeBoY439: backup your data on the windows partition !
[02:34] <GaMeBoY439> whipper: he said out of box, it made it seem like an external one to me, not sure if those exist or not, lol
[02:34] <jayg> ok... can anyone tell me what multiply-claimed blocks in inode means?
[02:34] <_Whipper> back-up is for p***ies
[02:34] <lstarnes> .21
[02:34] <lstarnes> oops
[02:34] <WebDawg> dam
[02:34] <GaMeBoY439> lol
[02:34] <WebDawg> ill just wait for the server cd to download
[02:35] <WebDawg> only 4 more hours
[02:35] <GaMeBoY439> dreamglider: thanks for the tip, i dont have that many important unrecoverable things on my laptop, so i dont really need to
[02:35] <Dreamglider> _Whipper: what do you do when your harddisk dies then ?
[02:35] <sketch_> how do i see what driver i have installed for my wifi
[02:35] <jayg> doesn't the ubuntu install give you the option to install lamp automagically?
[02:35] <juken> sketch_: lsmod
[02:35] <juken> jayg: yup, think so
[02:35] <GaMeBoY439> the most important things are like docs (which i have on usb drive) and combat arms, which is a freeware fps i can always redownload :-D
[02:35] <_Whipper> 16th beer, and work begins.. abaout 2.5h :)
[02:35] <dreamy> having many packages installed will make the system heavyer?  or not at all ?
[02:36] <juken> _Whipper: that's what I like to hear
[02:36] <Dreamglider> GaMeBoY439: well then go for it :)
[02:36] <sketch_> what should my wifi be under in lsmod ieee?
[02:36] <juken> dreamy: depends on the specs of the machine, of course bloating it too much will make it slow
[02:36] <baz_> i forgot whether i UN-istalled vmware, how do i check if it is still there
[02:36] <juken> sketch_: what kind of wireless card is it?
[02:36] <jayg> _Whipper: I hope those aren't tallboys of high life
[02:36] <dreamy> juken: ok.
[02:36] <sketch_> i can check
[02:36] <sketch_> i'll look it up
[02:36] <_Whipper> Dreamglider, : it wont DIE, just.. use a live-distro and get all back :)
[02:37] <juken> baz_: whereis vmware ?
[02:37] <juken> lol
[02:37] <Dreamglider> _Whipper: what IF it died ! then you'd be ****** if you dont backup !
[02:37] <_Whipper> seems that "irony denied"
[02:38] <sketch_> BCM94311MCG wlan mini-PCI on 7.10 & 8.04 ...
[02:38] <Kingsy101> can someone tell me where I can find apaches configuration file on ubuntu?
[02:38] <juken> Kingsy101: /etc/apache2/
[02:38] <Kingsy101> thanks
[02:38] <baz_> juken, what do u mean where is it
[02:38] <Dreamglider> it's always a good idea to backup important stuff. i do get your drift however:) testdisk and photorec are preddy damn good indeed :P
[02:38] <juken> baz_: whereis is a command
[02:39] <juken> sketch_: sec, looking it up
[02:39] <_Whipper> what i know for a fact. You cant Physically break your HD with software
[02:39] <baz_> juken, it usually started up automatically, i never really "ran it" manually hehe
[02:39] <mylisto> I've got this game that I want to install
[02:39] <juken> sketch_: try lsmod | grep -i bcm
[02:39] <mylisto> the script is here
[02:39] <mylisto> http://thilo.kickchat.com/download/worldofpadman.run
[02:39] <juken> baz_: you're just curious if it's still on your machine?
[02:39] <baz_> juken, yeah
[02:40] <Ndshacker> how can I hide the vnc from the taskbar in the xp machine
[02:40] <baz_> juken, i would normally look in "program files" for example
[02:40] <juken> Ndshacker: I think if you run it as a service, though don't hold me to that
[02:40] <juken> baz_: check /usr/bin/
[02:40] <juken> baz_: or /usr/local/bin/
[02:40] <juken> baz_: or just open your terminal, type in vm and then press tab twice :)
[02:41] <baz_> juken, the last one worked, i see it :)
[02:41] <juken> mylisto: wget http://thilo.kickchat.com/download/worldofpadman.run
[02:42] <juken> mylisto: then chmod +x worldofpadman.run
[02:42] <juken> mylisto: then ./worldofpadman
[02:42] <Ndshacker> juken: so I would need to reboot i?
[02:43] <juken> Ndshacker: which vnc server are you using?
[02:43] <juken> Ndshacker: tightvnc or realvnc?
[02:44] <sketch_> i have the broadcom sta wireless driver but I lost the control panel and I can't find it in the add to panel thingy
[02:44] <sketch_> please help
[02:44] <redvamp128> sketch_:  try notification area
[02:44] <Zeroyez> anyone here ever used ddclient?
[02:45] <Ndshacker> tightvnc
[02:45] <Ndshacker> I can get realvnc very easily if required
[02:45] <redvamp128> sketch_:  That is what/where the network manager resides... it is called the notification area for the add to panel.
[02:45] <juken> Ndshacker: I've always preferred realvnc
[02:45] <Ndshacker> Ok :)
[02:46] <Ndshacker> juken: which is faster?
[02:46] <|shad0w|> anyone familiar with ucf? During our automated installs I manual update grubs menu.lst before the apt updates and I'm looking for the best way to get ucf to recognize the "local" changes so it doesn't attempt to prompt during an unattened update.
[02:46] <juken> Ndshacker: I've had a faster experience with realvnc, but it's been a while.
[02:47] <Ndshacker> juken: I need file transfer though
[02:47] <juken> Ndshacker: hmm... does the file transfer have to be over vnc? o.0
[02:48] <Ndshacker> No, but it would make it easier
[02:48] <juken> Ndshacker: how about just using file sharing via smb?
[02:48] <Ndshacker> :s
[02:48] <Ndshacker> !smb
[02:48] <Ndshacker> Thank god for ubottu :)
[02:49] <juken> Ndshacker: you could just use smbclient
[02:49] <juken> Ndshacker: Ubuntu also offers it through the GUI from Places ->  Connect to Server
[02:49] <bacon1989> having a problem with fstab, i have an ntfs hd and I want to make it permissable for anyone to access it
[02:49] <bacon1989> currently in fstab, I have
[02:50] <ikrel> what is your fstab line for the hd
[02:50] <bacon1989> source /destination ntfs umask=777 0 0
[02:50] <bacon1989> that's what I have
[02:50] <L3dPlatedLinux> was wondering if there is a better way then sudo lshw?
[02:50] <bacon1989> it's mounted, but I don't have write permissions unless I am root
[02:50] <FFEMTcJ> Is there a PPA somewhere that has the current firefox 3.1 on it?
[02:51] <lakotajames> can someone help me export a video from kino to some format like avi or mpeg or mov or something?
[02:51] <ikrel> install sysinfo from add/remove
[02:51] <juken> welp, time for work, I'll be on later
[02:51] <juken> Ndshacker: let me know how you make out
[02:52] <ShinyHat> will someone help me do some basic backing-up for a reinstall?
[02:52] <bacon1989> would gid or uid have any particular usefulness
[02:52] <Ndshacker> juken: I will
[02:52] <redvamp128> L3dPlatedLinux:  try sudo lshw -short
[02:52] <Ndshacker> Im using it to help people over my network
[02:53] <Ndshacker> As in, my house
[02:53] <Ndshacker> :)
[02:53] <Dante123> hi all, trying to install ubuntu on a IBM netvista.  Had to make some changes in bios.  Finally installed ubuntu.  The pc has two hard drives so we made one the root, and the other the /home.  I'll be doing somethign and all of a sudden (SMACKS ANNOYING FLYBACK)  it will reboot for no apparent reason.  Any suggestions?
[02:53] <redvamp128> L3dPlatedLinux:  unless you are wanting to post it to a site there is a 'sudo lshw -sanitize ' also
[02:53] <lakotajames> can someone help me export a video from kino?  It's kinda important.
[02:54] <bacon1989> Dante123: by restart, does it just restart the Xscreen or the entire computer will restart?
[02:54] <Dante123> bacon1989 the entire computer restarts
[02:55] <eseven73> lakotajames:  try handbrake, first you'll need this .deb https://launchpad.net/%7Ehandbrake-ubuntu/+archive/ppa/+sourcepub/469498/+files/handbrake-common_0.9.3+repack1-0ubuntu0~8.10jdong4_all.deb   then this one https://launchpad.net/%7Ehandbrake-ubuntu/+archive/ppa/+sourcepub/469498/+files/handbrake-gtk_0.9.3+repack1-0ubuntu0~8.10jdong4_i386.deb
[02:55] <mylisto> how can I find out if I am running 32 or 64 bit?
[02:56] <TimReichhart> I got a question can I do dual booting on linux because I want to have one hard drive for ubuntu and other hard drive for pclinuxos can I do that on one machine>
[02:56] <baz_> if this is my line is fstab: "UUID=8ea6d959-7fdb-4e62-b973-f3396c359486 /vm		  ext3    relatime        0       2" where would I add "umask" and "uid" to be able to give my user the proper perms?
[02:56] <_Whipper> yesd
[02:56] <_Whipper> -d
[02:56] <_Whipper> no
[02:57] <unop> baz, with ext3 filesystems - you give permissions using the chmod and chown commands - not with those fstab options.
[02:57] <c0l2e> how can I enable the console features of opensuse the page-up and page-down to automatically browse previous entered command??
[02:58] <Ndshacker> !realvnc
[02:58] <c0l2e> like  $> ls -lah
[02:58] <Ndshacker> realvnc doesnt work on Linux :(
[02:58] <TimReichhart> I got a question can I do dual booting on linux because I want to have one hard drive for ubuntu and other hard drive for pclinuxos can I do that on one machine>
[02:58] <c0l2e> the when I do $> ls then press PAGEUP or PAGEDOWN.. it will show the previous command with ls
[02:58] <baz_> unop, that seems much more convenient! If I change the perms now like i normally would it will stay when i reboot?
[02:58] <ikrel> TimRiechhart: yes
[02:59] <unop> baz, if you used chmod, yes
[02:59] <starnet> sofyan
[02:59] <eseven73> Ndshacker:  try x11vnc
[02:59] <Ndshacker> x11vnc :s
[02:59] <Dreamglider> TimReichhart: sure u can
[02:59] <baz_> unop, great
[02:59] <Ndshacker> !x11vnc
[02:59] <eseven73> !info x11vnc
[02:59] <unop> c0l2e, opensuse support is in #opensuse and/or #suse
[02:59] <usser> baz, ext3 doesnt have umask and uid options, thats for ntfs, fat only, with ext3 you just have to chown/chmod the mountpoint
[03:00] <ShinyHat> will someone help me do some basic backing-up for a reinstall?
[03:00] <usser> baz_, oh sorry someone already answered
[03:00] <Ndshacker> x11vnc wont work, is linux only :(
[03:00] <bacon1989> having some trouble with my permissions, does this look correct /dev/sda1 /media/77GIG ntfs umask=777,uid=1000,gid=1000 0 0
[03:00] <c0l2e> unop: I know i mean for ubuntu is it possible to have that feature in console that when you type a previous command and press PAGEDOWN or PAGEUP it will show the previous sets of command with parameter/arguments ??
[03:01] <c0l2e> unop: like when I did $ls -lah
[03:01] <eseven73> Ndshacker: what os are you using? i assumed you used Linux!
[03:01] <stew> bacon1989: umask=777 means all files will appear as chmod 000 meaning nobody can read or write any file
[03:01] <c0l2e> the I enter $>ls then press PAGEUP .. i will recommend the previous $ls -lah
[03:01] <bacon1989> lol really?
[03:01] <bacon1989> ok so I need 077?
[03:01] <Titan8990> ShinyHat, backing up to external drive?
[03:02] <brandonc503> what do i google to make statment for if no records are found in query?
[03:02] <unop> c0l2e, http://pastebin.com/f5e36bd3 add these lines in your ~/.inputrc
[03:02] <baz_> usser, if i make my user the owner, will root still have access to it - in case, for example vmware needs root to access it?
[03:02] <genii> bacon1989: If you want it to be 7 use 0   if you want 5 use 2       etc
[03:02] <c0l2e> unop: thanks
[03:02] <bacon1989> ok
[03:02] <unop> baz_, root always has access
[03:02] <usser> baz_, root has access to everything, there's no stopping this guy
[03:02] <_Whipper> easy math :)
[03:02] <ShinyHat> titan: no, just reinstalling 32 bit replacing 64 bit. i was foolish and thought 64 bit was what i should use
[03:02] <melik> http://<IP_ADDRESS>/~melik/2009-03-15-200211_1280x1024_scrot.png << anyone know how i can merge the control settings and video ouput of VLC?
[03:03] <bcog> can anyone tell me how i can find programs on my computer via cmd prompt?
[03:03] <bcog> as in if i want to look up ncurses to see what is named ncurses, how would i do that?
[03:03] <melik> i have no idea why its outputting the video in a different window
[03:03] <Titan8990> melik, I think it does that when you have opengl enabled
[03:03] <bacon1989> thanks for the help, everythings in working order now
[03:03] <_Whipper> bcog, : type "help"
[03:03] <bigrigger> bcog: dpkg  -l
[03:04] <bcog> wow that's amazing
[03:04] <bcog> thank you bigrigger
[03:04] <melik> Titan8990, where is it enabled? compiz?
[03:05] <Titan8990> melik, its tools -> preferences -> video -> output in VLC
[03:05] <bigrigger> bcog: dpkg  -l |wc -l    ..gives you a package count.
[03:05] <unop> bcog,  perl -le 'print for grep /$ARGV[0]/, map { glob "$_/*" } split /:/, $ENV{PATH}'  program_name
[03:05] <Titan8990> melik, compiz is a program that uses opengl
[03:05] <bcog> very nice, bigrigger thanks very much
[03:05] <_Whipper> nice piece of code there..
[03:06] <bcog> sweeeeeet
[03:06] <melik> Titan8990,
[03:06] <melik> i see..
[03:06] <bcog> i like it thanks
[03:06] <Titan8990> melik, just try anything non-opengl and see if it has the wanted result
[03:06] <melik> allright thanks, ill give it a shot
[03:06] <ShinyHat> Titan 8990: i installed dual boot with xp couple weeks ago, /home on a separate partition. i have used it, liked it, but 64 bit seems to be more trouble than its worth
[03:06] <bcog> i like it so much, unop, i'm going to make it an alias =)
[03:06] <bcog> thanks!
[03:07] <usser> melik, are u running jaunty?
[03:07] <melik> yeah usser
[03:07] <baz_> in ubuntu there is always a *group* by the same name as the primary user - is this just so that there is something to put for perms? That is, I shouldn't really be using the *baz* group for any real stuff right?
[03:07] <unop> bcog, I don't think you can use it in an alias - I had to use a function instead.
[03:07] <ShinyHat> Titan 8990: wanna install 32 bit instead, but too new to know how to backup :)
[03:08] <melik> woahhhhhhhhhhhh that was pretty awesome.. rofl i switched it to image video and it made like 500 images of every frame haha
[03:08] <bcog> ohs. i don't know how to do that
[03:08] <Thisdude> hey i just got a new usb flash drive and when i try and open it up it says "unable to mount volume" anyone experianced this before it works on windows
[03:08] <Titan8990> ShinyHat, if you have a seperate /home partition you can install a new OS without touching it
[03:08] <bcog> how about i make a script??
[03:08] <bcog> i like it
[03:08] <Titan8990> ShinyHat, and specify it to mount at /home for the new install
[03:08] <usser> melik, its a long standing bug in vlc, its been worked around in intrepid, but it was rather an unsafe hack so they decided to get rid of it. its somewhat hard to fix from what i've read in bugreport.
[03:08] <unop> bcog,  function pathgrep() { perl -le 'print for grep /$ARGV[0]/, map { glob "$_/*" } split /:/, $ENV{PATH}' "$1"; }
[03:08] <baz_> Thisdude, thats happened to me with some crappy flash drives like DataTraveler
[03:08] <Titan8990> ShinyHat, but I am not trying to discourage backing up :)
[03:08] <unop> bcog, then to use it.    pathgrep program_name
[03:08] <_Whipper> Thisdude, : run Gparted, and wipe it
[03:08] <bcog> awesome!!!!
[03:08] <bcog> so do i put that in my .bashrc file, unop?
[03:08] <unop> bcog, yes
[03:09] <baz_> Thisdude, some of them have a secret partition just for windows to load special drivers
[03:09] <bcog> wow thank you!!!
[03:09] <bcog> you made my day =)
[03:09] <Titan8990> ShinyHat, what are you wanting to back up to?
[03:09] <ShinyHat> Titan 8990: there isnt much- emails, a few documents, but i have half of a 9gb torrent from transmission. is everything for that stored on /home?
[03:09] <Thisdude> baz_: id say thatd b the one, any way i can get linux to load these or find some generic drivers that will help?
[03:09] <FFEMTcJ> Is there a PPA somewhere that has the current firefox 3.1 on it?
[03:10] <Titan8990> ShinyHat, should be, unless you specified otherwise
[03:10] <Gnewt> update-rc.d: /etc/init.d/rtorrent.sh exists during rc.d purge (use -f to force) << this happens when I run update-rc.d rtorrent.sh remove
[03:10] <Gnewt> What's wrong?
[03:10] <Titan8990> ShinyHat, but your regular user shouldn't really have anywhere that they can write to other than /home
[03:10] <ShinyHat> Titan 8990: nope, i guess it just seems to easy- coming from a windows background
[03:10] <Titan8990> ShinyHat, what kind of device do you have to make the back up?
[03:10] <demi> How do I open a root terminal, and nto a normal terminal? using KDE?
[03:10] <baz_> Thisdude, i think i ended up finding out that it just wasn't workable and stuffed it in a drawer - but I
[03:10] <Titan8990> ShinyHat, external drive?
[03:11] <baz_> Thisdude, i'd still ask around, but give the actual model name etc...
[03:11] <Thisdude> k
[03:11] <_Whipper> Thisdude, : you can even code it all by your self if u want to :)
[03:11] <Titan8990> demi, root accounts are locked by default in ubuntu based distros
[03:11] <usser> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vlc/+bug/314038
[03:11] <Titan8990> !sudo | demi
[03:11] <bruce89> !root
[03:11] <ShinyHat> Titan 8990: yeah, usb drive- but it will all go back on /home when 32 bit is reinstalled
[03:11] <demi> I am reading this command im trying to use, needs to be done in a root terminal not using sudo
[03:12] <ShinyHat> Titan 8990: this is a laptop
[03:12] <Titan8990> demi, use:  sudo -i
[03:12] <KCCarnage> is there another place that affects the title bar action other than "window preferences"?  Cause when I double click the title bar it rolls up though I have it set to maximize,  I thought maybe somewhere in compiz but I cant seem to find it.
[03:12] <crdlb> KCCarnage: are you using emerald?
[03:12] <Titan8990> ShinyHat, are you wanting to back up to a partition that is on the same drive?
[03:12] <KCCarnage> yes
[03:12] <devilsF00d> is there a way to completely disable any type of DHCP for a specific network interface?
[03:12] <KCCarnage> thats probably it
[03:12] <crdlb> KCCarnage: that's why, you have to use emerald-theme-manager
[03:13] <KCCarnage> thanx
[03:13] <Titan8990> devilsF00d, yes its in /etc/network/interfaces
[03:13] <Titan8990> devilsF00d, or you can use the network manager
[03:13] <ShinyHat> Titan 8990: i just want all my FF bookmarks and saved passwords, emails, running torrents, and docs to be just as i left them when i install 32 bit over the 64 bit i have now :)
[03:14] <melik> usser, i sort of wanna get rid of the entire "control" menu altogether
[03:14] <devilsF00d> I keep getting kicked off my network cause even though I have a static IP and my interface is set to "iface eth1 inet static" it still seems to respond to dhcp requests
[03:14] <bruce89> !home | ShinyHat
[03:14] <_Whipper> I'd suggest the GUI way for someone new to Linux..
[03:15] <Gnewt> update-rc.d: /etc/init.d/rtorrent.sh exists during rc.d purge (use -f to force) << this happens when I run update-rc.d rtorrent.sh remove... what does it mean?
[03:15] <ShinyHat> I dont want to move it, i just wanna make sure everything i wanna save lives there, not in /
[03:15] <appocc> hi..could anybody help me
[03:15] <usser> melik, i dont know i gave up on vlc. using mplayer now, but there are themes for vlc that can customize just about anything gui-wise.
[03:15] <appocc> i cant set my netmask on network-managere
[03:15] <Titan8990> ShinyHat, thats all strored in the home directory
[03:16] <appocc> i set it to <IP_ADDRESS> but it sets to 24
[03:16] <appocc> plz anybody help me
[03:16] <devilsF00d> commented out this line in my /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.con file as well as the request subnet-mask, etc... lines
[03:16] <mylisto> hey guys...
[03:16] <Titan8990> ShinyHat, during reinstallation, choose manual partitioning and only reformat your main filesystem drive
[03:16] <ShinyHat> Titan 8990: will any of that data care that im going from 64 bit to 32?
[03:16] <mylisto> I've got this annoying ass sound that I hear every so offten...
[03:16] <mylisto> kind of like a
[03:16] <mylisto> dun dun dun
[03:17] <mylisto> its part of linux...but not sure what is it...want to get rid of it
[03:17] <devilsF00d> Omitted in above comment: #send host-name "<hostname>";
[03:17] <Titan8990> ShinyHat, no it shouldn't unless they are 64 bit binaries...
[03:17] <devilsF00d> Titan8990: i only have command line access
[03:17] <Nickels> Hey, is there a GRUB Error 77?
[03:17] <NietzscheHadItRi> TITs or it didn't happen....don't worry about it till it's done...UNLESS there's boob
[03:18] <Nickels> I keep getting one starting my laptop up. If so, what is it?
[03:18] <ShinyHat> Titan 8990: i cant believe its that simple! takes me forever to b/u xp for a fresh install
[03:18] <bruce89> !ohmy | NietzscheHadItRi
[03:18] <photon> usually my terminal remembers that I have used sudo in the last 10 minutes and does not prompt me to enter a password again. suppose I'm leaving my pc for a while, how can I tell my pc to ask for a password immediately the next time someone uses sudo?
[03:18] <Titan8990> devilsF00d, you are wanting to set the interface to static I'm assuming?
[03:18] <appocc> devilsF00d: could u sent me the link???:
[03:18] <ShinyHat> Titan 8990: i believe i am hooked for life
[03:19] <nOStahl> how can i mount an ext4 hd on intrepid?
[03:19] <Gnewt> update-rc.d: /etc/init.d/rtorrent.sh exists during rc.d purge (use -f to force) << this happens when I run update-rc.d rtorrent.sh remove... what does it mean?
[03:19] <devilsF00d> Titan8990: yeah i mean i believe it is do you want me to post up my /etc/network/interfaces?
[03:19] <devilsF00d> on pastebin
[03:19] <Titan8990> ShinyHat, many of have been for a while... its a wonder why "guided" partitioning doesn't create one for /home....
[03:19] <usser> nOStahl, you have to turn your ext4 partition into experimental and use ext4dev filesystem type to mount it
[03:19] <nOStahl> usser experimental?
[03:19] <Titan8990> devilsF00d, no, I already have an idea of what it says
[03:20] <NietzscheHadItRi> Frankly I consider reference to Breasts to be both polite and constructive
[03:20] <CShadowRun> Hi, trying to use the ubuntu LiveCD on a Packard Bell EasyNote E6100, Ubuntu boots, X Starts, the loading cursor comes up (circle with rotating dots), then it freezes.
[03:20] <bigrigger> Gnewt: try sudo update-rc.d rtorrent -f remove
[03:20] <Titan8990> devilsF00d, I am trying to find out what your goal is
[03:20] <_Whipper> ext4.. i would not do that if it involves Any money..
[03:20] <NietzscheHadItRi> not like I'm comparing you taking offence to Hitler's holocaust or anything like....
[03:20] <NietzscheHadItRi> bugger
[03:20] <NietzscheHadItRi> Godwin's law
[03:20] <NietzscheHadItRi> ttfn
[03:20] <devilsF00d> oh to prevent my server from responding to DHCP even after I have a static IP assigned and have told it to be static
[03:20] <Gnewt> bigrigger, had to switch around 'rtorrent' and '-f' but it worked, thanks...
[03:21] <usser> nOStahl, the ext4dev driver in intrepid is development version not intended for production to mount production filesystem you have to tell intrepid that you know what you're doing and take full responsibility for any data loss hence test partition
[03:21] <Titan8990> !ot | NietzscheHadItRi
[03:21] <Gnewt> :)
[03:21] <usser> nOStahl, sudo tune2fs -E test_fs /dev/whateverdriveparition
[03:21] <ShinyHat> Titan 8990: my only other question is if 32 bit is a mistake on a 64 bit platform (AMD 64)
[03:21] <usser> nOStahl, and then sudo mount -t ext4dev /dev/partitionnumber /mountpoint
[03:21] <Titan8990> ShinyHat, no mistake
[03:21] <_Whipper> NietzscheHadItRi, : Viva le Che :)
[03:22] <Wanderer> anyone seen a wierd problem with the Intel 82566DC-2  network driver?  When I plug it into a Gig switch my throughput drops to less than 1kB/s
[03:22] <ShinyHat> Titan 8990: thank you so much for the help!
[03:22] <nOStahl> great ty usser!
[03:22] <appocc> could anybody help me to set my netmask on network-manager plz???
[03:22] <usser> nOStahl, no problem
[03:22] <yuri123> hey guys i have a winxp partition id like to backup through ubuntu... easiest way?
[03:22] <DIFH-iceroot> appocc: what is the problem?
[03:23] <Titan8990> yuri123, rsync, what are you backing up to?
[03:23] <Titan8990> yuri123, unless you were looking for an image and not a file backup
[03:23] <appocc> DIFH-iceroot: the problem is that network-manager are changin my netmask adress.. i set it to <IP_ADDRESS> and when i press ok it turn it into 24 wich is the prefix adress
[03:23] <yuri123> Titan8990: an external drive. its a one time backup so that when xp crashed unrecoverably it won't take 3 hours to get everything
[03:24] <yuri123> Titan8990: so i want to image it, yes
[03:24] <DIFH-iceroot> appocc: which network? <IP_ADDRESS>?
[03:24] <appocc> DIFH-iceroot: and i cant find a way to fix it
[03:24] <usser> yuri123, dd
[03:24] <appocc> no... <IP_ADDRESS>
[03:24] <DIFH-iceroot> appocc: sudo vi /etc/network/interfaces
[03:24] <DIFH-iceroot> appocc: typing by hand
[03:24] <Titan8990> yuri123, sudo dd if=/dev/sdxx of=nameofimage.img
[03:25] <kgwhipp> Ok guys: here's one for ya: I've got ubuntu 4.10 on this old geezer computer, I want to update it to the most recent version- tools I have-- usb key with 100mb free and another computer on the internet. The old computer has internet but ubuntu 4.10 doesn't see the ethernet driver so no internet atm. What should I do?
[03:25] <yuri123> Titan8990: what about empty space? there is 8gb of data on a 30gb partition
[03:25] <Titan8990> yuri123, where /dev/sdxx is the device name for the partition and nameofimage.img is whatever you feel like calling the image
[03:25] <thiebaude> kgwhipp: 4.10 isn't even supported anymore
[03:26] <kgwhipp> figured as much
[03:26] <thiebaude> lol
[03:26] <sprinkmeier> kgwhipp, back up the 4.10 and re-install
[03:26] <DIFH-iceroot> kgwhipp: make a backup and install the newest version
[03:26] <kgwhipp> can I install new version w/o a cd?
[03:26] <DIFH-iceroot> kgwhipp: yes
[03:26] <DIFH-iceroot> !usb | kgwhipp
[03:26] <appocc> DIFH-iceroot: what u want me to type on interfaces file???
[03:26] <usser> kgwhipp, as long as your computer can boot from usb
[03:26] <usser> kgwhipp, or through network
[03:27] <kgwhipp> err... I don't think it can :D
[03:27] <kgwhipp> well looks like I'll just need to burn a CD later ten
[03:27] <kgwhipp> then
[03:27] <DIFH-iceroot> appocc: ip-adresse, subnet, gateway, broadcast, network
[03:27] <Titan8990> !info partimage
[03:27] <DIFH-iceroot> appocc: if the gui is not working correctly
[03:27] <kgwhipp> there's no "ethernet driver pack" I could give 4.10 with a usb drive?
[03:27] <Titan8990> yuri123, sudo apt-get install partimage
[03:27] <appocc> DIFH-iceroot: but theres a problem, i dont want to fix it on console.. cause i need the interface, my sister will use it at college
[03:28] <appocc> need to be easy.. she don know how to use a console
[03:28] <sprinkmeier> kgwhipp, plug the HDD into the new computer, re-install, then move back to the 286(?)
[03:28] <DIFH-iceroot> appocc: ah ok
[03:28] <appocc> i need that network-manager let me set my own netmask
[03:28] <kgwhipp> ooh, that might work
[03:28] <DIFH-iceroot> appocc: then i dont know how to fix the interface-problem, sorry
[03:28] <kgwhipp> thanks :D
[03:28] <appocc> hm.. ok
[03:28] <appocc> thx anyway
[03:28] <bcog> i know this will sound like a weird question, but where's the place most people header files and binary library files?
[03:29] <bcog> most people install rather
[03:29] <ScottG489> I have a debian server downstairs. I have ubuntu on my desktop and ubuntu on my laptop (both 8.10). How can I connect them all on a network?
[03:29] <bruce89> bcog: /usr/include and /usr/lib
[03:29] <bcog> bruce89, if i put it there, won't it be unaccessible except by root?
[03:29] <_Whipper> bcog, : now u sound just weird..
[03:29] <bruce89> bcog: but you shouldn't put stuff there manually
[03:29] <bruce89> bcog: no
[03:29] <bcog> i want to install coin3d libraries
[03:30] <Titan8990> ScottG489, plug them all into a routing device such as a router or switch
[03:30] <sharef> hey, i need a x11 server in vista that runs well with a openssh port
[03:30] <sprinkmeier> bcog, use the installer?
[03:30] <Titan8990> ScottG489, and give them IP addresses in the same subnet, or have a DHCP server do it
[03:30] <bcog> bruce89, what do you mean i shouldn't put stuff there manually?.... don't i have to choose where i will put it?
[03:30] <bruce89> bcog: no
[03:30] <_Whipper> sharef, : is this a vista#
[03:30] <sprinkmeier> sharef, last time I used X on windows it was cygwin-X. worked OK
[03:30] <bcog> sprinkmeier, coin3d still asks for where iwant them installed
[03:30] <bruce89> bcog: ah
[03:30] <Titan8990> ScottG489, or did you mean to ask, how can I network them together to do thing "x"?
[03:31] <sharef> cygwin-x? got it, ill look it up
[03:31] <bruce89> bcog: what exactly does it ask?
[03:31] <ScottG489> Titan8990: already done. I can ssh to them fine. I even have FreeNX set up on the desktop
[03:31] <bcog> well when i do my makefile, i'm thinking it's going to install it where my makefile is
[03:31] <sprinkmeier> bcog, does it give defaults?
[03:31] <ScottG489> Titan8990: I just want to basically be able to share files
[03:31] <bcog> though i can specify probably where it builds the libraries
[03:31] <bcog> sprinkmeier, i think i need to specify
[03:31] <bcog> so should i specify usr/lib?
[03:31] <bcog> that sounds right
[03:31] <Titan8990> ScottG489, if you already have ssh, I would just that to share files
[03:31] <Dante123> could apic (or whatever the power management stuff is) make a netvista that I have installed ubuntu too reboot randomly or a little while after I log in?
[03:31] <bcog> sorry i'm just really starting to understand this stuff so ... before i would just dump it anywhere
[03:32] <ScottG489> Titan8990: Place > Network doesnt show what it should
[03:32] <bruce89> bcog: it should be prefix=/usr/local
[03:32] <Titan8990> ScottG489, if you go to places -> connect to server   you can connect to a ssh server
[03:32] <bcog> thanks bruce89
[03:32] <Titan8990> ScottG489, what does it show?
[03:32] <bcog> medibuntu first, coding libraries second =)
[03:32] <baz_> a friend of mine told that drivers for linux, especially for complicated hardware like video cards, usually underperforms the windows equivalents because the manufacturers spend less time and resources perfecting them - is this true?
[03:32] <mylisto> juken:
[03:32] <ScottG489> Titan8990: I used to have XP on the desktop downstairs and it still shows "Windows Network"
[03:32] <raden_work> anyone recomended a good wireless router besides linksys ?
[03:32] <devilsF00d> There has to be a way to prevent my nic from sending out DHCP requests or doing anything that would allow a DHCP server to reassign an address to it...
[03:32] <Mox`> hmm is there something like eAccelerator for nginx?
[03:32] <_Whipper> why dont people with "win"-issues just go to mikrosOft, and aska Gates..
[03:32] <mylisto> I tried to install that game..using your directions
[03:32] <devilsF00d> I like DLINK
[03:32] <ScottG489> Titan8990: Actually I take that back. I have VBox and it should still show that.
[03:32] <bacon1989> ScottG489: What you're looking for is a samba share
[03:32] <sprinkmeier> bcog, if the library isn't mature enough to provide sane defaults then m,aybe you shouldn't be messing with it until you know your way around linux (i know I wouldn't!)
[03:32] <Titan8990> ScottG489, you need select places -> "connect to server"
[03:32] <devilsF00d> and Buffalo
[03:33] <mylisto> when I tried ./worldofpadman
[03:33] <Titan8990> ScottG489, not network
[03:33] <mylisto> I got...
[03:33] <lakotajames> I can't get kino to export a file that will play correctly in vlc.  what do you normally do?
[03:33] <bacon1989> install smbclinet on each machine and setup the smb.conf
[03:33] <bcog> sprinkmeier,  i need t do it for a coding project
[03:33] <mylisto> no such file or directory
[03:33] <bruce89> bcog: I suppose libcoin40c2 won't suffice
[03:33] <bacon1989> *smbclient
[03:33] <bcog> and i guess they assume that one is an advanced programmer if you're using those libraries
[03:33] <bcog> bruce89, what is that?
[03:33] <bcog> maybe it would
[03:33] <ScottG489> Titan8990: Then how to i configure COnnect to Server?
[03:33] <bcog> is that coin3d?  their newest version?
[03:33] <bruce89> !info libcoin40-dev
[03:33] <kgwhipp> woot
[03:33] <raden_work> devilsF00d, i have a buffalo hp its good looking for better
[03:33] <MasterZ> why do people think that because I'm a geek I never go outside?
[03:33] <bcog> bruce89, i love you!
[03:34] <kgwhipp> Ok I got the ethernet port to work with the old machine: how do I update 4.10 to new version with internet?
[03:34] <bcog> love is too weak a word
[03:34] <bacon1989> ScottG489: You can setup samba shares on each system in your network
[03:34] <bcog> last time it took me four hours to get the damned thing installed!!!!
[03:34] <_Whipper> MasterZ, : do u? i dont :)
[03:34] <bcog> though 2.5 is the old version
[03:34] <RickZilla> Nice...I installed Google Earth, then it exits as soon as I start it up.  Weird.
[03:34] <bcog> i'm sure i could find 3.0
[03:34] <meoblast001> hi
[03:34] <bruce89> bcog: not in Intrepid
[03:34] <bruce89> !info libcoin40-dev jaunty
[03:34] <bacon1989> ScottG489: This is done using smbclient and smbfs
[03:34] <meoblast001> i've installed a mangled deb, how do i uninstall it?
[03:34] <_Whipper> and im Not a geek.. sort of..
[03:34] <MasterZ> _Whipper: That's not the point.. they assume I don't regardless of if I do or not :p
[03:34] <devilsF00d> Well my Buffalo at home has been perfect since I have it but We use a DLINK in my office and it is very good and has lots of configurations
[03:34]  * bruce89 is
[03:35] <Titan8990> ScottG489, select sftp, then put in the address and your user/password in
[03:35] <MasterZ> _Whipper: And no, I don't usually lol
[03:35] <bcog> bruce89, how do you know all this
[03:35] <bcog> thank you i'll take 2.5
[03:35] <bruce89> bcog: see above
[03:35] <bruce89> bcog: all you need to do is search packages
[03:35] <torc> anyone know if you can use apt-get build-dep on source tars? (i.e., sudo apt-get build-dep xxx.tar.gz ? )
[03:35] <RickZilla> !googleearth
[03:35] <bcog> bruce89, yeah, but sometimes there are SO many i can't tell what it is i really want
[03:35] <meoblast001> i'm getting "E: The package smc needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it."
[03:35] <bcog> you freaking rock i LOVE you
[03:36] <bruce89> bcog: even obscure libraries like that
[03:36] <bcog> last time i thought i was going to die
[03:36] <bcog> for real
[03:36] <bcog> is it obscure?
[03:36] <FloodBot3> bcog: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:36] <yuri123> Q: will changing the partition label of an ntfs partition destroy all data on that partition?
[03:36] <ScottG489> Titan8990: Theres no sftp.
[03:36] <bruce89> bcog: nothing depends on it
[03:36] <Cpudan80> !build-dep | torc
[03:36] <sprinkmeier> !enter | bcog
[03:36] <ScottG489> Titan8990: Tehres FTP (with login)
[03:36] <_Whipper> bruce89 is god-like.. 'cos you cant speak religion specific here :)
[03:36] <bcog> well what's replaced it, bruce89?
[03:36] <RickZilla> !tetris
[03:36] <bruce89> nothing, just nothing usese
[03:36] <Titan8990> ScottG489, there should be like 5 choices there...
[03:36] <devilsF00d> so really can't prevent ubuntu from accepting DHCP address... seems kinda like a flaw in the OS since it really does prevent ubuntu servers from using COX Communications network
[03:36] <meoblast001> oh no.... i broke apt
[03:36] <bruce89> *uses it
[03:37] <ScottG489> Titan8990: well theres 7 total
[03:37] <torc> Cpudan80: do you know if you can use it though for source tars?
[03:37] <Cpudan80> torc: i believe that's what its for yeah
[03:37] <devilsF00d> oh well I'de rather use a Windows Server anyway seems to be more stable
[03:37] <Titan8990> ScottG489, is one scp?
[03:37] <sprinkmeier> devilsF00d, if you assign a astatic IP addrss then it won't ask for a DHCP. Accepting DHCP is the Right Thing to do unless you have static IP.
[03:37] <Cpudan80> torc: There is some tool to make debs out of the tar.gzs --- I think it is build-dep
[03:37] <ScottG489> Titan8990: wait are you talking about smbclient?
[03:37] <bruce89> !libcoin60-dev
[03:37] <Titan8990> ScottG489, or simply ssh
[03:37] <Titan8990> ScottG489, no smbclients is for windows
[03:37] <bruce89> !libcoin60-dev jaunty
[03:37] <devilsF00d> yeah that is false spinkmeier but thanks
[03:37] <Titan8990> ScottG489, and is a cli utility
[03:37] <bruce89> !info libcoin60-dev
[03:37] <Cpudan80> devilsF00d: Ubuntu does the right thing with DHCP ... what is your problem?
[03:37] <bruce89> !info libcoin60-dev jaunty
[03:38] <torc> Cpudan80: well, i mean I've used it like: sudo apt-get build-dep blender     but not like sudo apt-get build-dep blender.tar.gz
[03:38] <jayg> how can you download a package and transfer to another machine without internet access for a apt install?
[03:38] <devilsF00d> my problem is why can't I get it to stay online?
[03:38] <torc> if I download the source code manually
[03:38] <bruce89> bcog: good news ^
[03:38] <devilsF00d> what is the problem with this OS
[03:38] <bcog> bruce89, ?
[03:38] <Cpudan80> devilsF00d: when does it go offline?
[03:38] <kgwhipp> is there a terminal command to autoupdate ubuntu?
[03:38] <sprinkmeier> devilsF00d, It's worked for me, i've set up loads of servers with static IP addresses.
[03:38] <Cpudan80> torc: hmm yeah, dont know
[03:38] <_Whipper> jayg, :flashdrive?
[03:38] <devilsF00d> never ran into this with BSD
[03:38] <bruce89> bcog: 3.0 is in Jaunty
[03:38] <Cpudan80> try it and see?
[03:38] <bcog> but i'm using intrepid
[03:38] <torc> Cpudan80: alrighty, thanks anywhos. :) will do! :D
[03:38] <jayg> _Whipper: yeah, have a flash drive
[03:38] <bruce89> I know
[03:38] <devilsF00d> it goes offline about 5 minutes after it gets online
[03:38] <Cpudan80> torc: there is some tool to do what you want --- build debs out of tar.gz
[03:39] <yuri123> Q: will changing the partition label of an ntfs partition destroy all data on that partition?
[03:39] <torc> Cpudan80: aight, i'll look for it =), thanks
[03:39] <Cpudan80> devilsF00d: that is most likely some cox issue, I dont have problems with it
[03:39] <torc> =)
[03:39] <sprinkmeier> devilsF00d, maybe the 'going offline spontaneously' problem is the one you should tackle first. Then worry about DHCP.
[03:39] <bcog> so ... bruce89 can i get it from the repositories then?
[03:39] <bcog> i'm ok with 2.5
[03:39] <Cpudan80> devilsF00d: what exactly goes out? The network card? lose your DHCP lease? what?
[03:39] <ScottG489> Titan8990: I'm not really getting how to use the smbclient
[03:40] <devilsF00d> i mean technically it never goes offline it just keeps getting kicked of the network cause it keeps accepting sending out DHCPDISCOVER
[03:40] <bruce89> bcog: only if you use Jaunty for now
[03:40] <Titan8990> ScottG489, because I'm not telling you to use smbclient?
[03:40] <ScottG489> oh sorry
[03:40] <ScottG489> :(
[03:40] <devilsF00d> so I can ping out but they won't let any traffic in to my static cause that MAC already has a new Address on their network
[03:40] <_Whipper> jayg, : wel.. then youll probaly know what u want, and  do what it takes, i wont guide u any further.. :)
[03:40] <ScottG489> Titan8990: What should i be using then?
[03:41] <Titan8990> ScottG489, sftp, ssh, scp   one of those should be a option in the protocol selection for that server connection
[03:41] <sprinkmeier> devilsF00d, how are you assigning the static IP address?
[03:41] <devilsF00d> the going off is the DHCP
[03:41] <lakotajames> is there another place I should go to ask about kino?
[03:41] <devilsF00d> iface eth1 inet static
[03:41] <jayg> _Whipper: ok, so i need to figure out how to get the package as a file, transfer to the other computer, and apt install from a file...
[03:41] <ScottG489> Well I know I can just use command line interfaces to transfer files but I wanted something inside nautilus
[03:41] <juken> jayg: you mean like a .deb?
[03:42] <sprinkmeier> devilsF00d, ... and you're leaving dhcpclient running the inthe background? yupo... it'll re-request a DCHP lease then. Use network manager or some other magic to tell the system that it's a static IP address.
[03:42] <lakotajames> I need kino to work really soon. It's already 11:41 and I need ti tomorrow.
[03:42] <juken> jayg: in that case you could scp to another machine, then dpkg -i file.deb
[03:42] <_Whipper> jayg, :.iso ?
[03:42] <RickZilla> suck, I can't get Google Earth to work in ubuntu
[03:42] <jayg> juken: Yeah i guess so
[03:42] <Titan8990> ScottG489, it is nautilus
[03:42] <Titan8990> ScottG489, ....
[03:42] <usser> ScottG489, gftp
[03:42] <juken> jayg: what package specifically is it?
[03:42] <devilsF00d> sprinkmeier:  and you're leaving dhcpclient running the inthe background? not sure what that means I would assume that the DHCP client is the NIC
[03:42] <Titan8990> usser, goes gftp handle scp?
[03:43] <devilsF00d> how can I explicitly turn said client off?
[03:43] <jayg> juken: the problem is my new install does not even recognize my ethernet chipset... broadcom
[03:43] <usser> Titan8990, yep
[03:43] <juken> jayg: is it supported natively or do you need to use ndiswrapper?
[03:43] <ScottG489> Titan8990: Why arent the other computers just showing up in network:///
[03:43] <mylisto> juken:
[03:43] <usser> ScottG489, because network:// is for windows/samba only
[03:43] <mylisto> care to run me threw that installation process again
[03:43] <sprinkmeier> devilsF00d, if the system sees a NIC that it thinks should be configured using DHCP it starts dhcpclient. If you then assign a static IP address without killing dhcpclient then dhclclient will re-request the IP address periodically. The only way to fix this is to tell the system (via network manager or /etc files) that the device is supposed to be static.
[03:44] <ScottG489> usser: Oh, hm ok.
[03:44] <eseven73> is there a command to unlock cd drives? It only lets me access the cd once then it wont let me access it again without having to reboot the computer, this is getting very annoying because I need to burn like 3 disks tonight
[03:44] <juken> mylisto: sure, wget http://blah.com/file.run
[03:44] <jayg> the ethernet is supported in ubuntu, but i'm installing crunchbang and it doesn't recognize it
[03:44] <Titan8990> ScottG489, because linux doesn't use protocols that generate a bunch of chatter on your network by default
[03:44] <juken> then: chmod +x file.run
[03:44] <juken> then: ./file.run
[03:44] <ScottG489> usser: I thought it was a general place for all computers on a network
[03:44] <ScottG489> well thats good
[03:44] <_Whipper> eseven73, :unmount
[03:44] <fred__> Hi everyone. I have a question I have a small network of windows xp/vista computers and i want to setup an ubuntu server as a file share server for the private network, the problem is that the media I am trying to share is on external drives encrypted with truecrypt. which operating system would you recommend i use as my fileshare server? I have been having issues trying this with just about...
[03:44] <fred__> ...every ms os.
[03:44] <mylisto> I did the ./worldofpadman
[03:44] <usser> ScottG489, you can install samba server if you want your computer to show up there
[03:44] <mylisto> got a no directory found
[03:45] <steve1> any chance I could get someone to test if my ssh server is visible outside my network?
[03:45] <juken> was it in the directory that you wget'd it to?
[03:45] <ScottG489> usser: If I want what computer to show up there?
[03:45] <Titan8990> steve1, you shouldn't come on the IRC and ask that...
[03:45] <progenitus> Hello everyone
[03:45] <devilsF00d> Sprinkmeier: please elaborate on the /etc files as I don't know where to find the files that I need to access to turn off the DHCP client I've edited the /etc/network/interface files and ran ifup/ifdown on the adapter and still the DHCP client is accepting requests for that MAC address
[03:45] <eseven73> _Whipper: sudo umount command gives a bunch of device busy errors
[03:45] <ScottG489> usser: I thought samba is for communicating with windows machines. The only windows machine I have is XP in a VM on my laptop
[03:46] <progenitus> I have a strange problem.... GDM launches multiple X servers at startup...
[03:46] <mylisto> actually yeah it is
[03:46] <gRunt> Does anyone know any player that supports ipod touch 2g's via openssh mounting amarok seems to be failing.
[03:46] <bruce89> bcog: https://launchpad.net/~bruce89/+archive/ppa
[03:46] <juken> steve1: it's not
[03:46] <usser> ScottG489, linux computer. yea but theres nothing stopping you from using samba to transfer between linux machines
[03:46] <juken> Titan8990: it's a fine place to ask it
[03:46] <steve1> titan, I wasnt going to give away any login info, I was just curious if telnet would recognize it
[03:46] <juken> steve1: it's filtered
[03:46] <sprinkmeier> devilsF00d, easiest way is to use network manager. Failing that mangle /etc/network/interfaces (I think... somewhat version dependant.)
[03:46] <_Whipper> eseven73, : i had that prblm too.. i use puppy for burning now..
[03:46] <mylisto> juken: so the .run file is in the directory that I am in now
[03:47] <steve1> juken, im not sure what you mean by that
[03:47] <juken> mylisto: so chmod +x file.run
[03:47] <bcog> but that's for jaunty?
[03:47] <jayg> juken: I'm trying to install b43-fwcutter, and that goes and fetches firmware
[03:47] <bcog> that was for you, bruce89
[03:47] <Titan8990> juken, I would never go anywhere on the internet, and say "hey I got remote shell access to my machine available to the world" and then give them my IP address
[03:47] <juken> steve1: it's not able to access it through the firewall
[03:47] <mylisto> ok did that juken
[03:47] <ScottG489> usser: well im pretty sure i already have samba installed
[03:47] <bruce89> bcog: I've backported coin3 to Intrepid
[03:47] <Titan8990> juken, although, we already know his IP because he doesn't have a cloak
[03:47]  * arte[away] is now away: gone
[03:47] <devilsF00d> so what you're saying then is that DHCP on ubuntu is broke... but not broke was made broken
[03:47] <bcog> woah
[03:47]  * Artemis_Fowl is back from: gone (been away for 3s)
[03:47] <eseven73> yea puppy is pretty nice for things like that
[03:47] <mylisto> didn't do anything
[03:47] <bruce89> bcog: It'll need built still
[03:47] <xSlack_> How do i unzip into a new folder
[03:47] <juken> Titan8990: then perhaps you need to rethink your password security :)(
[03:47] <juken> :) *
[03:47] <steve1> juken, Im running it on a nonstandard port
[03:47] <ScottG489> usser: I'm able to transfer files from my XP VM
[03:47] <juken> steve1: what port?
[03:47] <eseven73> !away > Artemis_Fowl
[03:48] <bcog> thank you very much!
[03:48] <juken> jayg: are you able to find a .deb of it?
[03:48] <jayg> juken is busy
[03:48] <bcog> um.... i don't know how to get it off this site... do i hit the 2 links by the folder icons?
[03:48] <juken> jayg: I'm busy? lol
[03:49] <ScottG489> usser: How can I check to see if I have samba installed already?
[03:49] <jayg> juken: lots of people asking you for help is what i meant :D
[03:49] <juken> ah, lol
[03:49] <juken> and to think, I'm at work too
[03:49] <bruce89> bcog: hang on
[03:49] <mylisto> hehe...lots of questions :D
[03:49] <mylisto> juken :D
[03:49] <mylisto> So I did that chmod thing...
[03:49] <devilsF00d> do I have run sudo killalldhclient?
[03:49] <juken> mylisto: yup
[03:49] <jayg> juken: i found a good ubuntu forum thread for my problem, but thanks for your help
[03:49] <mylisto> just went to another line...didn't do anything
[03:50] <juken> jayg: no problem, let me know if you need anything, just PM
[03:50] <bruce89> bcog: deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/bruce89/ppa/ubuntu intrepid main
[03:50] <sprinkmeier> devilsF00d, not if you'te told the system the NIC is statically configured. in this case dhcpclient shouldn't even be started.
[03:50] <juken> mylisto: yea, now ./file.run
[03:50] <usser> ScottG489, ps -Al | grep smbd
[03:50] <usser> ScottG489, if it returns nothing, no samba server is installed
[03:50] <mylisto> thanks :D
[03:50] <devilsF00d> I mean unless there is some other way to tell the system then through ../interfaces
[03:51] <juken> mylisto: that .run file is a shell script file, you can either download it and run it by making it an executable with chmod +x and then running it with ./file.run OR you can download it and then sh file.run
[03:51] <bcog> wow ok going to try now
[03:51] <juken> mylisto: working now?
[03:51] <sprinkmeier> devilsF00d, change the file, then "sudo /etc/init.d/networkmanager restart". that way you're doing the same thing a reboot does, and if it works now it should keep working next time you reboot.
[03:51] <mylisto> yeppers
[03:51] <bruce89> bcog: it's still building, wait a wee while
[03:51] <juken> mylisto: excellent
[03:52] <ScottG489> usser: THat returns 7 lines
[03:52] <bcog> ok that's ok lol because i was trying not to ask you how to deb
[03:52] <devilsF00d> i've done that like 300 times over the past week
[03:52] <bcog> i'm online trying to look it up =p
[03:52] <mylisto> thanks juken:
[03:52] <devilsF00d> my  syslog is still filled with these entries "dhclient: DHCPDISCOVER on eth1 to <IP_ADDRESS> port 67 interval 10"
[03:52] <juken> no problem
[03:52] <ScottG489> usser: sorry 8 lines of smbd
[03:52] <ScottG489> usser: So what now?
[03:52] <bruce89> bcog: it isn't difficult what I do, I just change the changelog and upload
[03:53] <juken> jayg: what version are you running hoary, intrepid?
[03:53] <sprinkmeier> devilsF00d, edit the file to tell the system it's a static NIC, then restarted network manager?
[03:53] <bruce89> juken: Hoary?
[03:53] <gartral> does ubuntu handle bad ram well?
[03:53] <juken> sorry
[03:53] <juken> hardy*
[03:53] <usser> ScottG489, you already have it, the computer that has it should show up in network:/// on any other computer on the network
[03:53] <bcog> is it dpkg -install http:......, bruce89
[03:53] <bruce89> bcog: np
[03:53] <devilsF00d> edit init.d/networking?
[03:53] <dawson> hi everyone
[03:53] <jayg> juken: Actually i'm installing crunchbang but it's based off of intrepid
[03:53] <bruce89> bcog: shove that in the sources list thingy
[03:53] <sprinkmeier> devilsF00d, no, /etc/network/interfaces (see above)
[03:54] <juken> jayg: PM
[03:54] <dawson> does anyone knows how can I install the latest release of amarok 2 in Ubuntu?
[03:54] <sprinkmeier> devilsF00d, but honestly, using the GUI (network manager) may be safer
[03:54] <appocc> could anybody help me?? network-manager isnt seting my configurations for netmask and routes... i put <IP_ADDRESS> and it changes to 24
[03:54] <juken> dawson: compile from source from the amarok official site
[03:54] <appocc> witch is the prefix
[03:54] <ScottG489> usser: The only thing that shows up is my own laptop and the windows network that my XP VM is on. Which when I click on it I cant even open (it is running now) and I get this error "Unable to mount location   Failed to retrieve share list from server"
[03:54] <ScottG489> usser: dur it isnt on the other computers
[03:55] <ScottG489> usser: hold on
[03:55] <usser> ScottG489, that ps -Al | grep smbd you ran it on your laptop?
[03:55] <usser> ScottG489, samba is misconfigured then
[03:55] <usser> !samba | ScottG489
[03:55] <dawson> yeah, since it is a kde app I really wouldn't know where to start.
[03:56] <devilsF00d> sprinkmeier: http://pastebin.ca/1361957 that has been my interfaces file for the past week with slight mods trying to fix this issue
[03:56] <lakotajames> Does anyone here know how to export a video made with kino?
[03:56] <bruce89> lakotajames: yes
[03:56] <bcog> you mean this one, bruce89 ? /etc/apt/sources.list
[03:56] <bruce89> bcog: yes
[03:56] <lakotajames> bruce89: how?
[03:56] <bruce89> !sources.list
[03:56] <bruce89> lakotajames: the export tab
[03:56] <bcog> just add the url, bruce89 ?  http://ppa.launchpad.net/bruce89/ppa/ubuntu
[03:56] <bcog> with deb in front
[03:57] <bruce89> bcog: deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/bruce89/ppa/ubuntu intrepid main
[03:57] <bcog> oh.  thanks . =)
[03:57] <mylisto> another question for anyone who can help
[03:57] <ScottG489> usser: It isnt installed on the dekstop that was my retarded problem...
[03:57] <bcog> may i do it now, or should i keep waiting?
[03:57] <lakotajames> bruce89:  everything I try gives me a video that won't play very well in vlc or totem.  very choppy, sound isn't synced
[03:57] <bruce89> lakotajames: which type did you export it as?
[03:57] <sprinkmeier> devilsF00d, I'd try commenting out line 9, "auto eth0". Then it looks like my file which has static IP addresses.
[03:58] <devilsF00d> and even though I've run /etc/init/networking restart with that config since I've been in this room I'm watching my syslog and my server is spewing out DHCPDISCOVER on eth1 about ever 5 minutes
[03:58] <ScottG489> usser: Does smbd use up even a decent amount of resources? I'm thinking it would be best to leave off my server and just use gftp to access it
[03:58] <lakotajames> I've tried generic mpeg2, avi dv type 1, raw dv, and ogg theora.
[03:58] <lakotajames> bruce89: I've tried generic mpeg2, avi dv type 1, raw dv, and ogg theora.
[03:59] <Titan8990> ScottG489, not a lot of resources, but a bit of network chatter and transfers are generally slower
[03:59] <usser> ScottG489, i've never bothered to measure it, hang on.
[03:59] <sprinkmeier> devilsF00d, try the "sudo killall dhclient". it can't hurt, but you shouldn't need it (esp. after "/etc/init.d/networking restart")
[03:59] <lakotajames> bruce89: trying generic mpeg1 now.
[03:59] <sprinkmeier> !who | devilsF00d
[03:59] <Tarantulafudge1> Is there anyone here with Kanne/Mbuni experience?
[03:59] <bcog> um bruce89 may i download now?
[03:59] <Tarantulafudge1> Kannel*
[03:59] <Titan8990> ScottG489, and you are using a micrsoft protocol when many options are there...
[03:59] <bcog> and thank you very very much
[03:59] <devilsF00d> word sorry
[04:00] <bruce89> lakotajames: all of which are messed up?
[04:00] <RickZilla> Have I mentioned that Google Earth sucks in ubuntu?
[04:00] <lakotajames> bruce89: yes.
[04:00] <juken> RickZilla: is it good somewhere else? ;)
[04:00] <ScottG489> Titan8990: Samba uses a microsoft protocol?
[04:00] <juken> ScottG489: I wouldn't really call it a microsoft protocol
[04:01] <Titan8990> ScottG489, two actually, netbios and smb
[04:01] <RickZilla> juken:  Actually, yeah, it runs like a charm on the Vista side of my machine...been trying to troubleshoot the problem
[04:01] <usser> ScottG489, about 3mb per connected client
[04:01] <Lepohi> Hey, i have mobile 3G internet, now i installed fedora 10 and it worked fine, then when the 270 updates had finnished installing it no longer worked, have spent about 3 days asking on irc and scouring forums but noone can help. Does anyone have a mobile internet running under Ubuntu? I will switch if it works here.
[04:01] <usser> ScottG489, samba is a microsoft protocol
[04:01] <cwillu> bug #317781
[04:01] <juken> ScottG489: SMB was created by someone working at IBM
[04:01] <ScottG489> usser: of memory?
[04:01] <juken> usser: not it's not
[04:01] <devilsF00d> sprinkmeier: still spewing...
[04:01] <lakotajames> bruce89: nevermind.  Generic mpeg works.
[04:01] <usser> juken, ibm then
[04:01] <juken> usser: =P
[04:01] <usser> juken, doesnt matter
[04:01] <usser> juken, :)
[04:01] <bruce89> lakotajames: that's odd
[04:01] <juken> indeed it doesn't.
[04:02] <sprinkmeier> devilsF00d, have you killed all dhcpclient instances?
[04:02] <ScottG489> usser: Does it need to be explicitly connected or if the other computers are on the network thats considered connected?
[04:02] <usser> ScottG489, it needs to be explicitly connected, ie share mounted/opened in nautilus etc
[04:02] <Titan8990> juken, it was orginally created by IBM but ms has done all the upgrading and maint work on it
[04:02] <devilsF00d> sprinkmeier: "dhclient: no process killed"
[04:02] <usser> ScottG489, but for the life of me i dont understand why would you want to use samba. just so that computers show up in network:/// ?
[04:03] <nitromaster> Hey :) Is there a possibility to disable the system speaker in ubuntu without unplugging it from the mainboard?
[04:03] <juken> Titan8990: feh :)
[04:03] <ScottG489> usser: Oh, hm well thats not really a big deal since it would only be open when I'm using it. But i might just use an ftp client instead
[04:03] <ScottG489> usser: Just for more seamless integration with my system
[04:03] <juken> ScottG489: what exactly are you trying to do, if you don't mind me asking
[04:03] <biabia> does chroot behave differently in ubuntu
[04:04] <sprinkmeier> devilsF00d, AFAIK dhclient is the only thing that's supposed to request DHCP addresses. version of ubuntu?
[04:04] <racecar56> !FUSE
[04:04] <ScottG489> usser: So i dont need to do all this fancy stuff to put files on it
[04:04] <biabia> im having trouble finding an example of chroot to help me learn it
[04:04] <WageofSin> anyone know the command to find out what channels a person is on IRC?
[04:04] <juken> WageofSin: /whois
[04:04] <WageofSin> juken: Thank you
[04:04] <devilsF00d> asprinkmeier: had to run ps it is called dhclient3 on my system
[04:04] <usser> ScottG489, ftp or ssh, ssh is really great. seamless integration is easily achieved by mounting remote share to a local filesystem with sshfs
[04:04] <usser> ScottG489, that way remote folder would appear as if it was local
[04:04] <juken> aye, <3 sshfs
[04:04] <Droopsta915> I burned three movies for my kids using k9copy. Two movies work great but one movies doesnt play. I tryed burning it twice. I can play it in VLC, anyone know whats going on?
[04:05] <ScottG489> usser: Well for my server I could really put anything on it. Eventually when I get time to, i would be transfering files over to it for my website. That would probably be the peak of its usage
[04:05] <usser> ScottG489, ssh is really enough for that
[04:05] <WageofSin> Droop: get dvdsanta
[04:05] <ScottG489> usser: oh, hm, i wasnt aware you could mount other fs like that
[04:06] <juken> ScottG489: you can either use sshfs, scp, sftp, and from gnome you can do: Places -> Connect to Server -> SSH Server
[04:06] <meoblast> what do i do if xorg bugs out and everything starts flickering?
[04:06] <meoblast> wait... it stopped
[04:06] <usser> ScottG489, you can mount pretty much any network protocol on linux, samba, ssh, nfs, even ftp
[04:06] <juken> meoblast: reconfigure it?
[04:06] <meoblast> juken: no... i think it was because i was closing WINE.... it just did it for a very long time though
[04:06] <juken> meoblast: ah =P
[04:06] <ScottG489> usser: I guess that would work better
[04:07] <ScottG489> usser: That works for external ip's too?
[04:07] <meoblast> juken: my system is screwed though.... between it having no CD drive, no harddisk space, and a broken DPKG, it's RIP time
[04:07] <juken> meoblast: sounds like a good time to me ;)
[04:07] <meoblast> juken: yes.... and the rest of the hardware isn't even worth buying a new CD drive
[04:07] <meoblast> juken: it's a laptop where the CD drive costs 50 dollars... take it or leave it
[04:07] <usser> ScottG489, yea if you setup port forwarding on your router, just a single port 22, you can mount it from anywhere in the world
[04:08] <ScottG489> usser: I like
[04:08] <juken> usser: except china, god damn that great firewall of china ;)
[04:08] <juken> no, kidding.
[04:08] <usser> hahaha
[04:08] <Titan8990> usser, most U.S. ISPs block port 22
[04:08] <juken> Titan8990: that's not true at all