[09:00] <sonne> dannyboy, if i was you, i wouldn't install phpbb via synaptic, instead i would untar it somewhere
[09:00] <sonne> but there are guides for it around, try to have a look
[09:01] <_tesla> i know saw it on digg today :) havent gotten around to trying it yet
[09:01] <om26er1> _tesla: ok
[09:01] <_tesla> om26er1, have u?
[09:01] <om26er1> _tesla: its again a master piece
[09:01] <dannyboy> sonne i already installed it via synaptic and it has made some configurations on mysql
[09:01] <om26er1> _tesla: have not encountered any problem yet
[09:02] <sonne> dannyboy, not too late to start from scratch
[09:02] <_tesla> om26er1, as expected vlc was always the goto player when things just didnt work
[09:02] <twistedclone> hello
[09:03] <twistedclone> any one there
[09:03] <dsdeiz> who here is using snownews again? :D
[09:03] <twistedclone> i got a problem regarding sd card partions
[09:04] <Hilikus> om26er1: how do i launch ff3.5 from the menu?
[09:07] <Flannel> !away > joshthecoder_afk
[09:08] <_tesla> fixed thanks all
[09:10] <dannyboy> hi, i need help installing phpbb3. i already installed phpbb3 via synaptic on lamp on ubuntu 9.04 - there seems to be no documentation online on what to do next. can someone assist me please?
[09:11] <mintux> I have 2 directory one of them on my server and one of them in my local . I would like to both content be same and each file changed or added on server be in my local I use this command rsync --progress -e ssh -c -B 2048 --inplace --partial user@server:/home/user/dir /home/my/dir  doesn't work... how can I do that ?
[09:11] <grawity> dannyboy: installing webapps from synaptic generally isn't a good idea...
[09:12] <dannyboy> grawity: ok but with all due respect - maybe ubuntu should not have put those packages there in the first place if it isn't a good idea
[09:13] <grawity> dannyboy: well, tell that to Ubuntu developers.
[09:13] <dannyboy> grawity: thanks - phpbb3 has made some entries on mysql - should i just sudo apt-get purge phpbb3?
[09:14] <grawity> dannyboy: I don't know if that'll remove the MySQL entries
[09:14] <remoteCTRL1> with what command do i enable dma?
[09:14] <dannyboy> grawity: ok thanks
[09:16] <tuntun> How do I load public holidays into Evolution?
[09:16] <Hilikus> !ff3.5
[09:16] <Cyberworm> hiho
[09:18] <Cyberworm> I have to boot windows in order to achieve maximum graphics performance in Ubuntu. Why is that?
[09:19] <euthymos> hi I've got to arrange the images in a folder in a particular order
[09:19] <euthymos> then, I want to mass rename them with a numerical pattern in order to keep that sorting
[09:19] <euthymos> what can I use?
[09:20] <moymoy> how the heck do i use IRC?
[09:20] <moymoy> bleh
[09:20] <prospire> hi
[09:20] <moymoy> hey
[09:20] <prospire> I want kcolourpaint for my kde4.2
[09:20] <gabkdlly> euthymos: you might want to ls >> files.txt, then sort with a text editor, then use xargs to do the renaming
[09:20] <prospire> I cant find it in synaptic package manager
[09:20] <WishingMasterMin> hey what is the command to install firefox downloaded from web?
[09:21] <prospire> how do I get it then?
[09:21] <prospire> how do i get kcolorpaint?
[09:22] <Flannel> WishingMasterMin: Use the version from the repositories instead.  sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5
[09:22] <WishingMasterMin> alright Flannel
[09:22] <moymoy> 3.5 is in repos already?
[09:22] <prospire> how do I get kcolorpaint for my KDE 4.2??
[09:22] <moncky> !ff35 | moymoy
[09:22] <Odysseus> how do i get lxde on ubuntu 8.04?
[09:23] <WishingMasterMin> how do i unstall it-the old one,i want to remove the old version first and then install the new one
[09:23] <rjmoore> i have a dumb question???
[09:23] <moymoy> it should install over the old version
[09:23] <euthymos> gabkdlly: I would like something more user friendly
[09:23] <prospire> Odysseus: synaptic
[09:23] <dsdeiz> who here is using snownews again? :D
[09:23] <WishingMasterMin> i want to unistall it first
[09:23] <rjmoore> will ubuntu USE a swap partition just because its there??
[09:23] <egw_> hi
[09:23] <prospire> egw_: hi
[09:23] <Flannel> WishingMasterMin: Why?
[09:23] <rjmoore> or do you have to tell i to do so
[09:24] <euthymos> I mean there are lots of images I need the thumbnails to sort them
[09:24] <moymoy> it won't use it for no reason
[09:24] <egw_> there is any aplication with Document managament?
[09:24] <Odysseus> prospire i dont see it there whats the terminal command
[09:24] <prospire> can anybody tell me how do I get kcolorpaint.....as I cant find it in synaptic
[09:24] <WishingMasterMin> i want to know the command
[09:24] <Flannel> !repeat | prospire
[09:24] <Flannel> WishingMasterMin: why do you want to remove the other firefox?
[09:24] <Bigshot_> mattconway7, any luck man?
[09:24] <egw_> any document managament system for linux¿
[09:24] <WishingMasterMin> i want to know the command to remove the programes
[09:24] <Flannel> prospire: It's kolourpaint4
[09:25] <moymoy> prospire: you can try searching for it at getdeb
[09:25] <prospire> Flannel: I cant find it in synaptic
[09:25] <rjmoore> so if i JUST NOW created a swap partition (there wasnt one before) will the os just use it or do i have to tell it do do so??
[09:25] <Flannel> prospire: http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/kolourpaint4
[09:25] <Flannel> !swap | rjmoore
[09:25] <dsdeiz> !info snownews
[09:25] <Flannel> WishingMasterMin: you don't want to remove the default firefox, that'll cause problems
[09:25] <dsdeiz> who's using that one? lol
[09:25] <WishingMasterMin> well i want to.pls tell me the commanf
[09:26] <mattconway7> Bigshot_ I can't think of what exactly would be wrong in your case, but I've seen some other folks in my search who still have 3D (compiz) issues in VirtualBox 3 with Jaunty
[09:26] <Flannel> WishingMasterMin: No, you really don't want to.  It will break things.
[09:26] <WishingMasterMin> Flannel, like?
[09:26] <moymoy> it'll insist on uninstalling ubuntu-desktop package
[09:26] <rjmoore> flannel: i understand that part, but there was not a swap partition before and i created one............am i finished??
[09:26] <moymoy> and future dist-upgrades will be messed up
[09:26] <Flannel> WishingMasterMin: everything that uses firefox, including some of the help system, and a number of other OS components
[09:27] <Flannel> rjmoore: No, read the wikipage and it'll tell you how to activate it
[09:27] <rjmoore> i read it and it described activating a swap file not a partition
[09:28] <WishingMasterMin> Flannel, see i have an issue with firefox.....whenever i save a bookmark,it is removed/deleted as soon as i close firefox
[09:28] <Cyberworm> just lost my connection, did anyone answer to my problem?
[09:28] <vise> Which capture software do i use to take photos/video from my web cam? ubuntu 8.10
[09:28] <hateball> !info cheese | vise
[09:29] <vise> hateball, ty
[09:29] <Night_Elf> hi all. If I wanted to install some sort of web interface to administer a server in a lan, what could I install?  Could I use webmin for this ?
[09:29] <hateball> !webmin | Night_Elf
[09:29] <Imperion> why isn't Hardware Drivers picking up the restricted ATI driver that can be installed for my graphics card?
[09:29] <czginny> 没有人说中文的。。
[09:30] <BigRed> !it
[09:30] <Night_Elf> hateball: ebox. will check right now
[09:30] <Flannel> rjmoore: Odd.  it didn't always.  Luckily, the troubleshooting section describes (effectively) how to create a swap partition (except for the partitioning itself)
[09:30] <hateball> Night_Elf: it has a lot of gnome-depends tho, iirc
[09:31] <zini1> Is there a way to make Pidgin automatically rejoin (join IRC channels, login back to ICQ/Jabber) after an internet disconnect?
[09:31] <vise> What language is ubottu talking?
[09:31] <Imperion> why isn't Hardware Drivers picking up the restricted ATI driver that can be installed for my graphics card?
[09:31] <WishingMasterMin> Flannel, did u get my issue>
[09:31] <bazhang> italian vise
[09:32] <vise> Oh right.. im dumb.. "italiano"
[09:32] <ubuntunewbie> Hi how do I check whether my ubuntu is using swap partition ?
[09:32] <Guest73553> cat /proc/swaps   (just guessing)
[09:32] <vise> ubuntunewbie, Check system monitor
[09:32] <hateball> ubuntunewbie: swapon -s
[09:32] <rjmoore> ok i got it now
[09:32] <ubuntunewbie> ok thanks
[09:32] <rjmoore> sudo mkswap /dev/sda3
[09:33] <rjmoore>  sudo swapon -a
[09:33] <vise> Is there no way to hibernate without a swap partition? since im not using any...
[09:33] <bullgard4> Althoug dmesg reports several lines starting with 'sd 0:0:0:0' I cannot find a file 'sd.ko'. What is the filename of the sd driver?
[09:33] <Guest73553> vise: no, it uses the swap-partition for restoring the system lateron
[09:33] <ubuntunewbie> 0 bytes
[09:34] <kuba_> hello
[09:34] <iMatter> Ktorrent Icons aren't working properly just showing generic papers which makes it hard to use,  i ran in terminal and i got this repeated a few times and then ktorrent didn't launch, kio (KMimeType): WARNING: KServiceType::offers : servicetype ThumbCreator not found
[09:34] <ubuntunewbie> why it doesn't use swap ?
[09:34] <rjmoore> the new kernel uses a swapfile so for hibernating it should do it now
[09:34] <Imperion> is it me or is there no support for the R300 chipset?
[09:34] <vise> rjmoore, i have 2.6.27-14.. but no support i think..
[09:34] <kuba_> I need somebody who has an expirence in using gnuTLS
[09:34] <rjmoore> but i would think a partition would be be better that a dynamic file
[09:34] <hateball> ubuntunewbie: There's no need to use swap as long as the system isnt out of RAM :)
[09:34] <kuba_> I need somebody who has an expirence in using gnuTLS
[09:35] <mhw87> is this the place to be to talk about Ubuntu?
[09:35] <vise> I still have a 128 mb ram pc... (not this one).. so swaps are useful...
[09:35] <bullgard4> Obgleich dmesg mehrere Zeilen ausgibt, die with 'sd 0:0:0:0' anfange, kann ich keine Datei 'sd.ko' finden.  Welchen Dateinamen hat der Treiber sd?
[09:36] <Imperion> HELP
[09:36] <rjmoore> but a partition is permanently allocated space
[09:36] <moymoy> how much shorter does having an active swap partition make the lifespan of an HDD?
[09:36] <Guest73553> bullgard4: hier spricht man englisch
[09:36] <mhw87> Kuba, how do i private message?
[09:36] <moymoy> so many reads and writes
[09:37] <moymoy> think it's /msg nick
[09:37] <Guest73553> bullgard4: maybe it's not a module, but directly in th kernel
[09:37] <vise> moymoy, Doesnt matter much.. hds are used to it i think..
[09:37] <rjmoore> hard drives are like light bulbs... the box may say 2000hrs but we all know thats debatable
[09:37] <phonghieu> hello!
[09:37] <phonghieu> i have problem
[09:37] <phonghieu> Can U help me
[09:38] <prospire> a
[09:38] <prospire> a
[09:38] <moymoy> state your problem
[09:38] <vise> moymoy, I have used an hd with shit load of swapping for around 10 years..
[09:38] <moncky> moymoy: its only a real concern if you are using a solid state hdd
[09:38] <phonghieu> thanks,
[09:38] <bazhang> vise no cursing please
[09:38] <vise> *huge load
[09:38] <phonghieu> i just install VMware workstation on my Ubuntu 9.04
[09:38] <moymoy> vise: SSD's .. sort of like flash right?
[09:38] <vise> moymoy, Solid State Drive.. yes
[09:38] <phonghieu> but, when i run , has pop up
[09:38] <mhw87> Does anyone know how to get the second background while using the cube effect?
[09:39] <rjmoore> hdd failure is mostly about mileage... solution .. install your os and apps on a primary and store personal stuff on a secondary..
[09:39] <phonghieu> need serial
[09:39] <phonghieu> :-(
[09:39] <vise> mh87: What do you mean by second background?
[09:39] <phonghieu> why that? every body
[09:39] <mattconway7> Bigshot_ I should ask, have you installed Compiz?
[09:39] <JockyWilson> "Kernel Data Inpage Error scsiport.sys" get this error when writing to one partition on Seagate HardDisk. Seagate Tools reports drive 100% ok
[09:39] <rjmoore> you could even "mount" the secondary into you "documents" folder
[09:39] <Guest73553> phonghieu: what do yyou mean with "need serial" ?
[09:40] <sarmisak> Guest73553: he is probably asking for a serial number
[09:40] <phonghieu> yes
[09:40] <moymoy> i have 2 drives.. one is 1 TB and the other has 230GB ... but i only have 1 SATA data cable
[09:40] <moymoy> =[
[09:40] <JockyWilson> swapped Harddisk and problem disappears so it must be a faulty Seagate Harddisk?
[09:40] <vise> With a single hd though you can't do anything.. In fact, placing everything localised would make the life better wouldnt it? Less activity for the head?
[09:40] <bazhang> phonghieu, wrong channel for that
[09:40] <phonghieu> i just install Vmware Workstation 6.0
[09:40] <WishingMasterMin> i want to know the command to remove the a programe like wine or something else
[09:40] <Myrtti> phonghieu: you should have received it when you bought it
[09:40] <phonghieu> i wonder, why this software need serial
[09:40] <Guest73553> phonghieu: either you bought it, then you should have one, or there may be serial numebrs for testing on the webpage
[09:41] <bazhang> phonghieu, contact vmware support
[09:41] <moymoy> say, does anyone know if LainOS is still being developed?
[09:41] <rjmoore> WishingMasterMin   :   use add/remove programs in the applications menu of gnome
[09:41] <moncky> WishingMasterMin: apt-get remove <app>
[09:41] <popartin> @WishingMasterMin sudo apt-get remove xxx (eg wine)
[09:41] <moymoy> i came across the website while browsing
[09:41] <phonghieu> and, how to use VMware?
[09:41] <JockyWilson> "Kernel Data Inpage Error scsiport.sys" Seatools says drive fine, OS says differently
[09:41] <WishingMasterMin> ok
[09:41] <bazhang> moymoy, discuss in #ubuntu-offtopic
[09:42] <WishingMasterMin> what abt dpkg?
[09:42] <moymoy> bazhang: yessir
[09:42] <Guest73553> bye all...   gotta do some work (*yuck*)
[09:42] <kuba_> I need somebody who has an expirence in using gnuTLS, is someone here?
[09:43] <kuba_> I need somebody who has an expirence in using gnuTLS, is someone here?
[09:43] <WishingMasterMin> can i use dpkg command to remove a programe?
[09:43] <Imperion> GODDAMN YOU
[09:44] <Imperion> my 3D is ruined
[09:44] <JockyWilson> "Kernel Data Inpage Error scsiport.sys"
[09:44] <bazhang> Imperion, no cursing please
[09:44] <Imperion> sorry, but I'm filled with RAAAAGE
[09:44] <Myrtti> Imperion: and expressing it here will not get you further
[09:44] <Imperion> no, I'm stuck
[09:44] <Imperion> I can't do anything
[09:44] <popartin> @WishingMasterMin should be dpkg -r <package>
[09:45] <WishingMasterMin> popartin, so if i want to remove wine,then command should be dpkg -r wine?
[09:45] <popartin> yes that should do it
[09:46] <Bigshot_> yes mattconway7
[09:46] <Imperion> is there any way to restore 3D support on my Radeon 9600?
[09:46] <temporarytao> need info about #!
[09:46] <temporarytao> used the 9.04 *unofficial* image and it messed up my grub
[09:46] <temporarytao> why?
[09:46] <kuba_> I need somebody who has an expirence in using gnuTLS, is someone here?
[09:46] <bazhang> temporarytao, crunchbang? unsupported here; please go to their forums or channels
[09:47] <bazhang> Imperion, the radeonhd open source driver is not working?
[09:47] <Imperion> bazhang: the card is a Radeon 9600
[09:48] <bazhang> Imperion, not sure if that one is supported by the propietary driver; fglrx is not good at the moment
[09:48] <Imperion> bazhang: tell me about it.
[09:50] <dsdeiz> what does xsltproc basically do? the man page is hard to understand :(
[09:51] <ubuntunewbie> hateball: oh, I had 1GB of ram , Memory use 31% but swap = 0% , I was wondering why , eventhough on window xp , it does use page file .Swap is like page file on window right ? I should be using at lease 10%
[09:51] <bullgard4> Guest48544: Note: I have put the same question before in English.
[09:52] <Dau> Hi ich habe Problem und zwar Ubuntu hasst meine Grafikkarte und weises nicht warum kann jemand mir helfen?
[09:52] <bazhang> !de | Dau
[09:52] <JPSman> Do you guys know of any HexEditors that do a graphical representation of the hex values?  something that looks like this http://i29.tinypic.com/20qgrau.png
[09:53] <bullgard4> What does 'mmc' stand for in /usr/src/linux-source-2.6.28/drivers/mmc/core/sd.c?
[09:53] <Guest48544> bullgard4, where? and by english you mean proper spelling?
[09:54] <hateball> ubuntunewbie: Linux is not Windows ;) Windows has the bad habit of using swap as soon as it can. Linux does not. Well you *can* tell it to, but that's stupid...
[09:54] <bullgard4> Guest48544:   "10:33 < bullgard4> Althoug dmesg reports several lines starting with 'sd 0:0:0:0' I cannot find a file 'sd.ko'. What is the filename of the sd driver?"
[09:55] <Guest48544> bullgard4, :S, i really can't tell how that has anything to do with a wacom tablet
[09:55] <Cyberworm> hi again
[09:55] <Cyberworm> anyone answered to my problem yet?
[09:56] <vise> windows xp would never stop using a swap...
[09:57] <atomic007za> I have a msi board that "freezes" after logging into edubuntu, all others work fine
[09:57] <tesla3327> _
[09:57] <atomic007za> via ltsp
[09:57] <ubuntunewbie> hateball: oh , that's great , since I am new to ubuntu , just switch from window xp to ubuntu which gives me a lot of problem , now everything run well but I need to start learning again quite a lot of things t olearn
[09:57] <pmjdebruijn> lo
[09:58] <hateball> ubuntunewbie: the command 'free -m' will give you a nice overview of memory usage
[09:58] <vise> ubuntunewbie, Once you know a few basic things.. linux is much better...
[09:58] <pmjdebruijn> is there anywhere, where I can find the split-out patches the Ubuntu team applies to it's kernels?
[09:58] <mne> It really sucks that on ubuntu jaunty anacron no longer runs after resume. This is a bug
[09:58] <bullgard4> Guest48544: You have got a terrible nickname. I mixed it with Guest7355.
[09:58] <Shane1> Hello
[09:58] <mne> One has to restart anacron manually each time
[09:59] <Shane1> Can I ask a question?
[09:59] <rjmoore> ask
[09:59] <hateball> !ask | Shane1
[09:59] <vise> Yesterday I got weird lines on the screen after a resume from suspend.. Dell inspiron 1525.. any one knows this issue?
[09:59] <Guest48544> bullgard4, do you a solution to my problem or are you also waiting for help?
[10:00] <Shane1> I am new to ubuntu. I am afraid I am have loaded it wrong. It is trying to download updates and says I don't have enough space.
[10:00] <ubuntunewbie> hateball , vise:yep now start to learn linux ,the main hard things to remember is those terminal , typing command.
[10:00] <hateball> Shane1: can you run 'df -h' in a terminal and paste the output on pastebin?
[10:00] <Shane1> I am dual booting with windows
[10:00] <hateball> !paste | Shane1
[10:00] <bullgard4> Guest48544: I have put here 2 questions. 1 has been answered. --  I do not know your problem.
[10:01] <moymoy> Shane1: thought of wiping windows?
[10:01] <Shane1> moymoy yes
[10:01] <Guest48544> bullgard4, will u be here tomorrow because im dead tired and there's no point to me in trying to learn this late
[10:01] <vise> Shanel, How much partition space did you allocate for ubuntu?
[10:01] <bullgard4> Guest48544: Probably yes.
[10:01] <moymoy> Shane1: how big is your harddrive anyway?
[10:01] <vise> Shanel, Go in system monitor and check the space allocated for "/" partition
[10:02] <Guest48544> bullgard4, not that im expecting you to promise anything but what time is it where you live and when do you think would be on tomorrow?
[10:02] <Shane1> vise it did it when I loaded the disk. I didn't see to where I could change any settings
[10:02] <rjmoore> burn windows!!!
[10:02] <moncky> Shane1: can you paste the output of df -h into pastebin?
[10:03] <vise> Shanel, Yes.. but you need to check the current size.. so that we can understand if the space is really falling short..
[10:03] <Shane1> Moncky ? I don't understand sorry
[10:03] <GiJ> !paste | Shane1
[10:03] <Shane1> 2.3 gib
[10:04] <moncky> Shane1: in a terminal type in df -h
[10:04] <Cyberworm> shall I repost my problem?
[10:04] <bullgard4> Guest48544: It is 11:03 local time here. Problably starting at 06:00 local time.
[10:04] <JPSman> Do you guys know of any hexeditors that output graphical representations of the hex values?  something like this http://i25.tinypic.com/v66y5w.jpg
[10:05] <Guest48544> bullgard4, both times are in pm?
[10:05] <Shane1> can I allocate more space somehow?
[10:05] <hateball> !terminal | Shane1
[10:06] <bullgard4> Guest48544: No both times are AM (or 24 h scale, for that matter.) local time = GMT + 2 at the moment.
[10:06] <hateball> Shane1: run the command 'df -h' then paste the output on pastebin, provide us with the link :)
[10:07] <Guest48544> bullgard4, all right, thanks, ill see you tomorrow hopefully
[10:08] <a-stray-laptop> hi, if i have windows installed on a different partition, is there an easy way to install the fonts from that partition?
[10:10] <aboSamoor> I have thi process that consume too much hard disk access do anyone knows what is it ? find / -ignore_readdir_race ( -fstype NFS -o -fstype nfs -o -fstype nfs4 -o -fstype afs -o -fstype bin
[10:11] <Bigshot_> later man
[10:12] <vise> aboSamoor, Get this program called iotop and find out..
[10:12] <bullgard4> What does 'mmc' stand for in /usr/src/linux-source-2.6.28/drivers/mmc/core/sd.c?
[10:12] <aboSamoor> vise, i got this from iotop
[10:12] <Imperion> can I use the Catalyst 9.3 driver on Jaunty?
[10:13] <vise> aboSamoor, You got what?
[10:13] <Rolcol> where can I download .deb packages of kernel 2.6.30?
[10:13] <VanDyke> bullgard4, multimedia card?
[10:13] <aboSamoor> vise the line i pasted nothing more
[10:13] <popartin> bullgard4 wikipedia says multi media card
[10:13] <RedMen> !it
[10:13] <vise> aboSamoor, Do you get that when you run the program or while setup of iotop
[10:14] <bullgard4> popartin: And other sources say otherwise. What Wikipedia article do you refer to?
[10:14] <Guest57991> i'm looking for zend framework channel
[10:14] <popartin> bullgard4 german wikipedia, http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multimedia_Card
[10:15] <Imperion> can I use the Catalyst 9.3 driver on Jaunty?
[10:15] <Shane1> can't get  "df -h" to work
[10:15] <Shane1> "df" does
[10:16] <popartin> bullgard4 maybe in mmc dir are drivers for all these small cards... and sd.c contains some for sd cards
[10:16] <popartin> just a theory
[10:16] <agent_j> Shane1: try doing "du -h"
[10:16] <mrtn1231> how big is the memory footprint of Ubuntu Live CD compared to Memtest86+?
[10:16] <bullgard4> popartin: I do not believe in this theory.
[10:16] <bloupotlood_> test
[10:16] <ftab> Hi is it possible to add a single user to multiple groups?
[10:16] <aboSamoor> vise, on the startup of ubuntu
[10:17] <dipplum> ftab, yes, sure
[10:17] <ftab> dipplum how do I do that could you please guide me on that?
[10:18] <vise> aboSamoor, I was talking about the "too much hard disk access". iotop is the program to find out which process is doing the hd access...
[10:18] <dipplum> ftab, try adduser suername groupname, and logout/login
[10:18] <ftab> hmm thanks
[10:18] <ftab> let me try
[10:18] <Guest44374> hia
[10:19] <aboSamoor> vise, in iotop the command that take too much access is the one i pasted
[10:19] <justanothercoder> i am having problems getting php to send mail on ubunu-server. i installed sendmail, but somehow php isn't able to send mail.
[10:19] <ftab> I am using debian etch, that command seems to be not there, I am regular ubuntu user, but doing a project on etch
[10:19] <justanothercoder> i set the path to /usr/sbin/sendmail in php.ini
[10:19] <justanothercoder> and restarted too
[10:19] <moymoy> anyone here using smuxi?
[10:19] <popartin> well
[10:19] <bazhang> ftab, #debian for debian questions
[10:19] <popartin> bullgard4
[10:19] <popartin> look at this: http://kerneltrap.org/Linux/MMC_Flash_Memory_Card_Support
[10:19] <vise> aboSamoor, Hmm..
[10:20] <popartin> i do think it's about multimedia cars
[10:20] <dipplum> ftab, to my knowledge, debian is the same. did you try /usr/sbin/adduser?
[10:20] <ftab> yes it's there but not set in env variable
[10:20] <ftab> :) I mean the system path, how do I do that ?
[10:20] <pekuja> anybody got a Macbook? I was following the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook5-1/Jaunty#Trackpad and after doing so, it seems like my touchpad gets disabled after I login
[10:21] <Darud> Íàðîä êòî ïî-ðóññêè øïðåõàåò.Ïîìîùü íóæíà)
[10:21] <pekuja> inside GDM, it works fine, but once I login, it stops working
[10:21] <dipplum> ftab, if you login as root, /usr/sbin will definitely in your $PATH
[10:22] <pekuja> does the HAL policy file get read during login?
[10:22] <exia_> how to refresh changes made to /etc/hosts ?
[10:23] <dipplum> exia_, it depends, which application are you talking about?
[10:23] <nsadmin> that file doesn't need any refresing
[10:23] <justanothercoder> exia_ : just restart your browser if its firefox
[10:23] <dipplum> exia_, yeah that's right, restart firefox
[10:23] <exia_> dipplum, justanothercoder, i need to make my external ip visible to teeworlds server :P
[10:23] <RoBBeR> yverebooooo
[10:24] <justanothercoder> exia_ could you elaborate?
[10:24] <nsadmin> if firefox is reading /etc/hosts, that's broken... the resolver lib should be the only thing reading it
[10:24] <GiJ> What's the mail command in terminal on ubuntu? Just 'mail' doesn't work, and i'd be surprised if there's no cmd builting
[10:24] <sagemode> exia_: reboot
[10:24] <justanothercoder> exia_ setting the hosts file on your server does not mean a hostname will resolve to your server, for that you need to change your domain DNS record
[10:24] <Guest75837> how to enable wired network
[10:24] <justanothercoder> exia_ : the hosts file is only for your machine, all changes are only local
[10:25] <sagemode> Guest75897: Are you using 64bit?
[10:25] <nsadmin> Guest75837: what kind? modem? ethernet? something else? usb?
[10:25] <Guest75837> ethenet
[10:25] <indus> sagemode: what does 64 bit have to do with internt??
[10:25] <Shane1> http://pastebin.com/d44091846
[10:25] <nsadmin> ok, try this: sudo ifconfig eth0
[10:25] <exia_> justanothercoder, well... so my game server is visible by exia.gotdns.org:8303 but players cant play if they enter my IP and it is necessary for servers browser in the game
[10:25] <nsadmin> do you get an error?
[10:25] <justanothercoder> nsadmin : firefox caches dns records i think
[10:25] <Shane1> maybe that will help
[10:25] <Guest75837> 32 bit
[10:25] <exia_> justanothercoder, what can be the prob?
[10:26] <pleaverrr> hmm
[10:26] <hagg> where can i get the original MAC of eth0 after i did a "ifconfig eth0 hw ether..."? i dont want to reboot
[10:27] <nsadmin> justanothercoder: well... I still say that's broken or at least inconvenient
[10:27] <GiJ> Shane1: Seems you only assigned 2.3gig to your linux system
[10:27] <justanothercoder> exia_ you say your game server is visible, how ar eyou testing that?
[10:27] <Shane1> can I change it?
[10:28] <nsadmin> Guest75837: do you get an error when you do that?
[10:28] <bazhang> Shane1, is this a wubi install? ie, inside of windows?
[10:28] <Shane1> yes
[10:28] <exia_> justanothercoder, i enter the game and play on it, but I can play only entering exia.gotdns.org:8303 or localhost:8303 and NOT my IP which is necessary for other players who want to find my server -.-
[10:28] <Shane1> I think sorry I am all new to this
[10:29] <GiJ> Shane1: Np :) Did you install Ubuntu from inside windows?
[10:29] <Imperion> does Intrepid have fully working fglrx?
[10:29] <justanothercoder> exia_ are you accessing it from the same machine that has the game?
[10:29] <exia_> justanothercoder, but maybe thats all visible only for me
[10:29] <exia_> justanothercoder, yes
[10:29] <justanothercoder> exia_ : that explains it. you set the hosts file, so its obviously visible for you
[10:30] <nsadmin> Guest75837: are you still here?
[10:30] <Shane1> no
[10:30] <Imperion> does Intrepid Ibex (8.10) have a fully working fglrx driver?
[10:30] <Guest19526> I installed a rt73 driver and now it loads instead of the rt73usb driver at startup. How would i make rt73usb dirver load instead at startup ?
[10:30] <exia_> justanothercoder, but how to make it visible for others in global? the server console said that it registered my server (i set up my router firewall rules and opened the needed port)
[10:30] <Imperion> or is it the same evil present in Jaunty?
[10:31] <exia_> justanothercoder, but still nobody can find it in servers browser
[10:31] <bullgard4> popartin: I agree. It is no wise wording. Only to be explained for historical reasons.
[10:31] <justanothercoder> exia_ i don't think your port is open
[10:31] <Shane1> I guess i need to delete this and start over huh?
[10:32] <justanothercoder> exia_ i just checked, and its certainly not listening, maybe its bound to your localhost only and not listening on the external interface
[10:32] <GiJ> Shane1: I have no clue if you can change your partition size
[10:32] <exia_> justanothercoder, well ok then i need to check my router...
[10:32] <Guest75837> ya
[10:32] <exia_> justanothercoder, thankie
[10:32] <justanothercoder> exia_ yep, no worries
[10:33] <Shane1> Thanks Gij
[10:33] <exia_> justanothercoder, but web server works and FTP ^^
[10:33] <nsadmin> Guest75837: do you get an error when you do "sudo ifconfig eth0"?
[10:33] <justanothercoder> maybe the firewall rules or something
[10:33] <justanothercoder> exia_
[10:34] <GiJ> Is there a default built-in mail command in Ubuntu?
[10:34] <Guest75837> no erro
[10:34] <nsadmin> ok, so you get a paragraph about eth0?
[10:35] <Guest75837> yes i think there is an error
[10:35] <nsadmin> what is it?
[10:35] <exia_> justanothercoder, do I need NAT in my router enabled?
[10:35] <nsadmin> and what do you mean you think :) it's right there either way
[10:35] <Guest75837> there are two error
[10:35] <exia_> justanothercoder, it's Acorp if any... NAT is enabled and Firewall option is disabled, but still need to forward ports
[10:35] <Guest75837> one is this " RX packets:21 errors:0 dropped:3497140361 overruns:0 frame:"
[10:36] <Guest75837> another error is "TX packets:0 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0"
[10:36] <nsadmin> oh, so you get a paragraph about eth0 that shows there are errors?
[10:36] <nsadmin> like:
[10:37] <nsadmin> etn0    blah blah
[10:37] <nsadmin>         more blah etc
[10:37] <nsadmin> yes?
[10:37] <Guest75837> i have problem with my wired network
[10:37] <Prez00> hello
[10:38] <nsadmin> Guest75837: wait, answer the question first... do you see something like:
[10:38] <nsadmin> etn0    blah blah
[10:38] <nsadmin>         more blah etc
[10:39] <Guest75837> no
[10:39] <justanothercoder> exia_ your webserver seems to be listening on public ip, so not sure what the problem is
[10:40] <justanothercoder> exia_ i think its got something to do with the config of your game server
[10:40] <base10k> Hello all, I'm having trouble trying to use the linux release of the piePhone unlocking tool "redsn0w". I get the error "error while loading shared libraries: libwx_gtk2u_richtext-2.8.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" [ http://pastebin.ca/1487951 ] but i have installed libwxbase2.8-0 and libwxgtk2.8-0 , any suggestions?
[10:40] <nsadmin> you don't see something like that when you do sudo ifconfig eth0
[10:40] <nsadmin> ?
[10:41] <exia_> justanothercoder, yeah most likely...
[10:41] <Guest75837> please help me somebody , i cant eneble the wire network in my lap top, am using ethernet
[10:41] <thefeds> how do i download the python source code?
[10:41] <thefeds> is there an apt package for it?
[10:42] <thefeds> Cpython I mean.
[10:42] <nsadmin> Guest75837: you're not giving enough information
[10:43] <nsadmin> please, no msg. on the channel only
[10:43] <Guest75837> what information you wnt
[10:43] <ohletmeinnowjesu> hey guys what does make clean do
[10:43] <thefeds> How do I download the python src/
[10:43] <nsadmin> when you do sudo ifconfig eth0, do you get a paragraph about eth0?
[10:43] <nsadmin> we can't move forward without answer to that
[10:44] <Guest19526> make!
[10:44] <Guest19526> help!
[10:44] <Guest19526> !help
[10:44] <Guest19526> !make
[10:44] <Guest75837> yes
[10:44] <nsadmin> Guest75837: ok, good. and as you said before, that paragraph contains information about errors?
[10:45] <Guest75837> ya
[10:45] <nsadmin> Guest75837: this means the driver for the card is inserted and most likely working properly.
[10:45] <nsadmin> so now... you have a cable connected to the port?
[10:45] <Guest75837> no
[10:45] <Guest75837> am using wifi
[10:46] <nsadmin> I thought you said you were having trouble with your wired ethernet
[10:46] <Guest19526> Guest75837:  what card are you using ?
[10:46] <Guest75837> ya
[10:47] <Guest75837> how i know that, i have to chak, can u tell me
[10:47] <nsadmin> if you don't have a cable connected to the port, that could be your problem...
[10:47] <n0gear> how do i mount usb disk and how can i check that ubuntu sees it
[10:48] <nsadmin> n0gear: latter, try dmesg or wait a moment and see if an automounter opens a window
[10:49] <Guest75837> now i have connected ccable, but now im using wifi connection, becasee the wire connectoin is desible
[10:49] <Guest75837> and i dont know the name of network card, how i know, how to chak that
[10:50] <nsadmin> ok, your statements aren't making sense, there are several contradictions
[10:50] <nsadmin> so you want to use the wired ethernet?
[10:51] <Guest75837> ya
[10:51] <nsadmin> and you're using wireless now?
[10:51] <fland3rs> hey guys, has anybody noticed some issues with xlsfonts using a XFS(Font Service) with hardy ?
[10:51] <Guest75837> yes now am using wireless
[10:52] <fland3rs> I've added a XFS Server entry in xorg.conf which works fine. Also xlsfonts shows the double of my local fonts
[10:52] <beenyboyz> Can someone give me a little info about bittorrent I am tryng to use to download a iso file ? message says out of space on ?disk? or somewhere in temp folder.
[10:52] <nsadmin> Guest75837: take a look at your /etc/network/interfaces
[10:52] <fland3rs> Therefore i'm running xlsfonts in a while loop with a sleep2. xlsfonts is still prompting the right values as long as I don't move the mouse.
[10:53] <nsadmin> beenyboyz: if  you're out of space you're out of space... check the output of df
[10:53] <fland3rs> Then magically the xfs connection gets dropped
[10:54] <Guest75837>   "Permission denied"
[10:54] <nsadmin> it's a file, so you'd use less... you don't run it, it's not an executable
[10:55] <nsadmin> right now I just want you to see it
[10:55] <beenyboyz> Filesystem           1K-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
[10:55] <beenyboyz>                        5789452   5789448         0 100% /
[10:55] <beenyboyz> tmpfs                  1030168         0   1030168   0% /lib/init/rw
[10:55] <beenyboyz> varrun                 1030168<PHONE_NUMBER>   1% /var/run
[10:55] <beenyboyz> varlock                1030168         0   1030168   0% /var/lock
[10:55] <FloodBot3> beenyboyz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:55] <hateball> !paste | beenyboyz
[10:55] <Guest75837> than what i have to do now
[10:56] <beenyboyz> ok floodbot
[10:56] <hateball> beenyboyz: well ummm, looks like your / is full... which is not good
[10:57] <meowludo> I am trying to access my 'playonlinux' folder. does anyone have any idea how i would do that? I need to replace a game file.
[10:58] <nsadmin> Guest75837: I can't continue... but here's what we know so far: you have an eth0 so presumably that's your ethernet card and there's a driver for it that's already inserted
[10:58] <nsadmin> we do know there's an eth0, we are guessing it's your eth card, but it might not be
[10:59] <nsadmin> what you can do is try putting this in /etc/network/interfaces:
[10:59] <fanta_> Can anyone help me.. i want to add windows xp to my pc that has ubuntu installed, I have made a new ntfs partition with xp setup. But when i reboot it wont load the next part of setup? so i have tried to reset the mbr or do something with supergrub but no lucky please any!
[10:59] <nsadmin> iface eth0 inet dhcp
[10:59] <supersasho> hi.. i tried to install transmageddon, but it says that i need pygobject 2.18 so i found some on http://packages.ubuntu.com/en/source/karmic/pygobject because for intrepid there was just version 2.15 .. so i downloaded it, and (configure,make,make install) everything looked good, but when i try to start transmageddon i get this error http://pastebin.com/d3fd676cd
[11:00] <nsadmin> add that to the file, don't remove what's there already
[11:00] <nsadmin> then try ifup eth0
[11:01] <Guest75837> Ignoring unknown interface eth0=eth0 " whatt is this
[11:01] <nsadmin> Guest75837: you have to add that line to the file first
[11:01] <kaushik> Enter text here...hi
[11:02] <kaushik> hello
[11:02] <meowludo> helllo kaushik
[11:02] <kaushik> i need help regarding ubuntu
[11:02] <nsadmin> kaushik: just ask
[11:02] <nsadmin> !ask
[11:02] <kaushik> how can i install usb modem
[11:02] <eqisow> What is considered "user data" for remastersys?
[11:03] <Guest75837> i dont know how to add the line to the file
[11:04] <fanta_> need help with duel booting xp sp3 and ubuntu on my pc ?
[11:04] <nsadmin> you would use a text editor
[11:05] <Guest75837> ok then
[11:06] <Guest75837> before i used terminal
[11:08] <kaushik> please guide me how can i install gnome-ppp
[11:08] <Musashi> Hello just a quick question, i have an external hard drive with a bunch of data on it and am wondering if installing GRUB to the MBR of that external drive will erase anything or mess anything up.
[11:08] <Guest75837> ok am going format the system & install window 7, i dont have skill to use ubuntu,
[11:08] <Guest75837> thanks
[11:08] <strep_> bonjour à tous, hi
[11:09] <kaushik> hello ubuntu managers please helip me
[11:10] <strep_> hi i have a fullscreen streming video problem with jaunty
[11:10] <gangil> kaushik: I think it is there in the synaptic
[11:10] <strep_> anybody knows what i should do?
[11:10] <kaushik> sir not found
[11:10] <fanta_> Can anyone help me.. i want to add windows xp to my pc that has ubuntu installed, I have made a new ntfs partition with xp setup. But when i reboot it wont load the next part of setup? so i have tried to reset the mbr or do something with supergrub but no lucky please any!
[11:11] <Guest75837> nsadmin: thanks
[11:11] <WishingMaster> caps light issue,anyone have a idea?
[11:11] <kaushik> i search but not found
[11:11] <gangil> kaushik: try reloading the list , I can see it on my machine
[11:11] <socketbind> hi, i have a serious issue with my network card under ubuntu 9.04, in the middle of very fast transfers it silently fails, and the network could only be restored by bringing down and up the interface
[11:11] <socketbind> it uses the via_rhine driver, these are ftp transfers and the speed is around 10 MB/s
[11:12] <kaushik> how
[11:12] <socketbind> i see no kernel error messages, etc.
[11:12] <gangil> kaushik: go to system -> administration->Synaptic Package Manager
[11:13] <socketbind> and i have no idea on how to fix it, if somebody has an idea please help
[11:13] <kaushik> yes i done but in search if i m typing gnome-ppp it not found
[11:13] <gangil> kaushik: Now click on the reload button("blue in color")
[11:13] <kaushik> in the same place
[11:13] <Vitalazz> hi all
[11:14] <juiCeppe> hiiihow
[11:14] <kaushik> reload after that it will show
[11:14] <kaushik> my ubuntu is latested
[11:14] <kaushik> latest
[11:14] <gangil> wait
[11:15] <gangil> kaushik: http://imagebin.org/54971
[11:15] <gangil> can u see the reload button??????
[11:15] <Vitalazz> русские есть?
[11:15] <kaushik> what is this
[11:16] <gangil> this is synaptic package manager
[11:16] <gangil> cmon
[11:16] <LuciusMare> hello,how to remove some user?
[11:17] <ohletmeinnowjesu> hi guys, anyone knows how to add a dial up connection into the "network connections" in ubuntu intrepid?
[11:18] <gangil> kaushik: did u get that?
[11:18] <ohletmeinnowjesu> hi guys, anyone knows how to add a 56k dial up connection into the "network connections" in ubuntu intrepid?
[11:18] <Vitalazz> help please to me adjust VPN on Kubuntu 8.10
[11:18] <kaushik> yes
[11:19] <kaushik> i can try and come back to you if any problem
[11:19] <gangil> kaushik: now just check it , and click on apply , it will install automatically
[11:19] <kaushik> thx & regards
[11:19] <iceonnet> how do i create a bash file and how should it look like, should it f.ex be called bashfile.sh?
[11:20] <Vitalazz> please help me
[11:20] <kaushik> I can do if any problem I will come back to u
[11:20] <gangil> ok
[11:20] <kaushik> regards
[11:20] <ohletmeinnowjesu> hi guys, anyone knows how to add a 56k dial up connection into the "network connections" in ubuntu intrepid?
[11:20] <dirkgently1> hey guys... does anyone of you have problems with the problematic Atheros 242x in Jaunty?
[11:20] <WishingMaster> caps light issue,does anyone have an idea?
[11:21]  * gangil wonders where have all the big ppl gone
[11:21] <kaushik> checked not found
[11:22] <kaushik> dear gandil i have checked gnoem-ppp not found
[11:22] <gangil> kaushik: go to System->administration>update manager , and update ur system first
[11:22] <kaushik> how ? withour internet connection
[11:22] <gangil> yes
[11:23] <kaushik> how i update my system without internet connection. pls guide me
[11:23] <gangil> cmon , u are using internet , how come u r here then
[11:23] <gangil> !!!!!
[11:24] <Vitalazz> help somebody to me
[11:24] <kaushik> now i m using windows
[11:24] <gangil> are u running ubuntu on vmware?
[11:24] <kaushik> i m chating with you via windows
[11:24] <kaushik> no
[11:24] <kaushik> wait
[11:25] <kaushik> i installed in d drive
[11:25] <gangil> !details |kaushik
[11:25] <kaushik> on the time of starting my machine it will ask in how i boot (Windows or Ubuntu)
[11:26] <gangil> then choose ubuntu
[11:26] <kaushik> yes
[11:26] <gangil> and use internet in there
[11:26] <WishingMaster> caps lock light?
[11:27] <kaushik> but their is not dialup
[11:27] <kaushik> thats why i m asking how can i install dialup so that i can use internet on ubuntu and update my machine
[11:28] <fland3rs> any ideas regarding the xfs/xlsfonts issue ?
[11:28] <gangil> it is there u can click on the network manager icon on the top right of the screen
[11:28] <kaushik> if i found gnome-ppp then i can install dialup
[11:29] <gangil> kaushik: sorry buddy :( , but I need to go now...
[11:29] <kaushik> not a problem thx for that bye take care
[11:30] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[11:30] <Tomillo> hola
[11:30] <elad`> If all I have is one hard-disk, how do I write zeros to it? I mean, since there's only one, I can't boot from an OS installed on another.
[11:31] <elad`> I could use a live-cd, come to think of it. OK, so how do I do that? Or any other tool, really.
[11:31] <nellmathew> elad`: use a live cd
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> elad`: if you want to write 0s to the disk you can boot to a live cd and use: sudo dd if=/dev/zero of/dev/sda   (assuming your disk is /dev/sda, check what it is with sudo fdisk -l)
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> sorry its
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> sudo dd if/dev/zero of=/dev/sda
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> damniy
[11:32] <nellmathew> lol
[11:32] <nellmathew> sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> thanks
[11:32] <nellmathew> np
[11:32] <nellmathew> ;)
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> my hands are quicker than my brain
[11:32] <nellmathew> lol happens the the best of us
[11:32] <elad`> Thanks. It would take me a while to download the livecd, though (doing that now, but the store is closing...). Is there anything else?
[11:33] <elad`> A specific tool?
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> elad`: that will write 0s until the end of the disk
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> elad`: use a gentoo minimal cd, its about 8mb
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> or a minimal ubuntu cd which is about the same size
[11:33] <kebomix> hello ,. i need help to install this patch 4 my webcam http://osdir.com/ml/linux.drivers.spca50x.devel/2008-05/msg00003.html
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> !patch
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> elad`: just anything that will give a cli interface will do, you dont need a full blown x desktop
[11:34] <elad`> ActionParsnip: I found one that's 80mb, not 8mb.
[11:34] <elad`> ActionParsnip: Could you link me?
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> elad`: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/jaunty/main/installer-i386/current/images/netboot/mini.iso
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> 9.9Mb
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> elad`: MD5 = http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/jaunty/main/installer-i386/current/images/netboot/mini.iso
[11:35] <elad`> nm
[11:35] <elad`> Found it. Thanks.
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> md5 = c407656fcb6150ca08729485d46decf7
[11:35] <elad`> What's the MD5 for?
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> elad`: to check the ISO you download is correct and complete
[11:35] <indus> kebomix: what webcam is it
[11:35] <sdc> anyone know of an extension that can save the currently open tabs in firefox?
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> elad`: you should ALWAYS check you ISO files
[11:35] <elad`> Is it ever really an issue?
[11:36] <indus> sdc: well,firefox does that automatically doesnt it? How exactly do u want to save it?
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> elad`: it just shows the file is correct so if your installs are weird then you KNOW its not the CD
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> elad`: if you dont, you have no idea at all if the CD yuo have burned is right or not
[11:36] <sdc> indus: i want to hold multiple sessions
[11:36] <indus> elad`: i never check md5
[11:37] <indus> !md5
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> i ALWAYS check it, saves heartache later when you realise your ISO was broken and you've spent a few days trying to get an install to work when the media was to blame
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> it takes a minute and gives you piece of mind
[11:37] <elad`> Thanks. Got to reboot. BRB.
[11:37] <kebomix> indus: that's wut appears on lsusb Bus 002 Device 002: ID 17a1:0118  , alot of ppl can't get it work under linux cuz it is not supported , but i found that patch made by someone to get it work
[11:38] <indus> ActionParsnip: in theory yes
[11:38] <indus> kebomix: what make of webcam
[11:39] <ohletmeinnowjesu> hey guys i just went through the painstaking process of installing my conexant soft modem, is there anyway i can test it? other than trying to connect to the ISP? Like a local loopback traffic test or some kind of query?
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> indus: i think its a snap to do and very wrth it, the md5 isnt there for kicks so I use it. Ive helped many on answers.launchpad.net with MD5 checks
[11:39] <kebomix> indus: it is chinese cheap  webcam called PENMTUIM , the important is the ship :)
[11:39] <indus> ActionParsnip: the procedure seems reallylong and complicated
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> ohletmeinnowjesu: make it dial your mobile phone:)
[11:39] <indus> kebomix: chip
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> indus: md5sum ./<isofile>
[11:39] <luciash> hello everybody
[11:40] <kebomix> indus: yes sry :)
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> indus: then simply download the file and run: cat ./MD5SUM | grep <some of the file name>
[11:40] <ohletmeinnowjesu> ActionParsnip: thats a good point
[11:40] <luciash> anybody knows aptitude/apt-get command to reinstall all packages ?
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> !clone | luciash
[11:40] <indus> ActionParsnip: hmm ok thats it? the community docs list a lengthy procedure
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> indus: its really not
[11:40] <ohletmeinnowjesu> ActionParsnip: its just ive misplaced my rj11 cable and and am cable less till tomorrow
[11:41] <Cheran> why ubuntu netbook remix is having size of more than 900 MB
[11:41] <indus> kebomix: that procedure is technical and right now, i dont have the patience to help you with adding the patch
[11:41] <indus> sorry
[11:41] <Cheran> Can i use it for MIDs..??
[11:41] <luciash> ActionParsnip: thx
[11:41] <Cheran> any body plz reply
[11:41] <kebomix> indus: okay , thanks any way :(
[11:42] <indus> kebomix: ok wait let me reada a little more
[11:42] <Cheran> why ubuntu netbook remix is having size of more than 900 MB.. Can i use it for MIDs..?
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> indus: e.g.: wget http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/jaunty/release/ubuntu-9.04-dvd-i386.iso; wget http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/jaunty/release/MD5SUMS; md5sum ./ubuntu-9.04-dvd-i386.iso; cat ./MD5SUMS | grep dvd-i386
[11:42] <kebomix> indus: ok , tyt
[11:42] <indus> kebomix: hmm i think the link ActionParsnip gave you is the best way to learn how
[11:42] <indus> !patch
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> indus: then walk away, file will be downloaded and md5 checked when you get back
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> Cheran: i installed it on an acer aspire one from usb
[11:43] <indus> ActionParsnip: why cant we have a gui md5 check like in windows? i never ask new users or even mention md5 checks,i burn and give them the cd myself,and of the 100 i have burned , just say 5 havent worked
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> indus: not sure, i dont use gui
[11:44] <kebomix> indus: where is it !
[11:44] <indus> !patch | kebomix
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> indus: well for something like that anyhoo
[11:44] <elad`> I booted from the linux mini cd, and it's asking me "boot: " What do I do?
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> indus: the CD has a self checker too which has an MD5SUM on it also
[11:45] <elad`> Oh, pressed enter. Now what? Install?
[11:45] <indus> ActionParsnip: hmm now why didnt i see that
[11:45] <elad`> Surely not Install. How do I get a command line, then?
[11:45] <Cheran> why ubuntu netbook remix is having size of more than 900 MB.. Can i use it for MIDs..?
[11:45] <indus> ActionParsnip: ya i think i have seen that yes.Its in live cd correct?
[11:45] <indus> kebomix: do you have the source file with you?
[11:46] <rski> elad`: what's the linux mini cd
[11:46] <elad`> ubuntu
[11:46] <elad`> 9.04
[11:46] <ActionParsnip> indus: on all
[11:46] <indus> kebomix: unless you are a programmer or really tech savvy, i suggest you drop the idea and buy a recognised webcam
[11:47] <rski> elad`: yea press install
[11:47] <elad`> Doesn't it install things to the CD? That's not what I want. I'm trying to write zeros to the HDD.
[11:47] <rski> ok no idea then
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> elad`: you should be able to get a prompt from the first screen you load
[11:48] <kebomix> indus: the code is here http://osdir.com/ml/linux.drivers.spca50x.devel/2008-05/msg00003.html
[11:48] <timmyzecat> O:-)
[11:48] <elad`> I see Install, Command-line install, and Advance options.
[11:48] <indus> kebomix: i know, but iam not  a programmer :)
[11:48] <elad`> Neiter Install nor Command-line install got me to a command line.
[11:49] <ActionParsnip> elad`: under advanced options I believe
[11:49] <indus> kebomix: or you need to find someone who can put that code into the driver, maybe send a personal mail to michael ,the writer of the gspca driver
[11:49] <elad`> Expert install, Command-line expert install and Rescue mode, ActionParsnip
[11:49] <kebomix> indus : i will try that :D
[11:49] <indus> kebomix: he might do it, or contact someone on ubuntu-devel
[11:50] <JoeM> What is the proper owner and chmod settings for ~/.gnome2?
[11:50] <indus> #ubuntu-devel
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> elad`: rescu mode sounds good.
[11:50] <indus> kebomix: why dont you just get a nice new webcam?
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> elad`: considering you are wiping the drive you can't actually go wrong so just play, you will find it
[11:50] <elad`> Never mind, got to a shell from within the rescue mode, by perverting it a bit, maybe.
[11:51] <elad`> dd... what?
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> JoeM: owner is yourname:yourname
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> elad`: dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/<disk name>
[11:51] <indus>  sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda
[11:51] <kebomix> indus: no , i just was testing this old cam , i want to make touch screen using this webcam , not to use it on video chat
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> elad`: you'll need   sudo fdisk -l    to find its name
[11:51] <JoeM> actionparsnip wonder why mine is set to root... very odd, thanks (and thanks for all the help yesturday, after a lot of pain it all works minus a few more tweaks)
[11:51] <elad`> fdisk not found...
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> JoeM: because you have been running gui apps with sudo
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> JoeM: sudo gedit / sudo nautilus ring a bell?
[11:52] <indus> kebomix: hmm touch screen? how ?
[11:52] <indus> elad`:
[11:52] <indus>  sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda
[11:52] <duckwars> If I edit my fstab with one drive mounting multiple times in multpile places, will that succesfully make the drive default mount to several places?
[11:52] <JoeM> actionparsnip sudo gedit I use, I also did a copy from my old harddrive so that might have messed up some perms too
[11:52] <indus> duckwars: hmm yes it works i suppose
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> JoeM: it s WRONG and you have got exactly why it is wrong
[11:52] <ohletmeinnowjesu> ActionParsnip: just checkin, for it to call my phone, can i use gnome-ppp and leave username & pass fields blank?
[11:53] <knoppix>  anyone knows which package is this from XShmPutImage
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> ohletmeinnowjesu: put any old stuff in, you dont need to authenticate for a connectioon
[11:53] <JoeM> actionparsnip was easy enough to fix, thanks
[11:53] <p1gmale0n> hi all
[11:53] <elad`> dd acts the same whether I give it sda or sda9 (which doesn't exist)...
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> JoeM: you never use sudo gedit, you use gksudo gedit as it sets up the environment correctly
[11:53] <indus> !hi
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> JoeM: sudo is ONLY for cli commands like apt-get, cp, mv, ln etc
[11:54] <JoeM> other thing Im having a problem is is with SCIM... for some reason it doesn want to work (I use Korean/Chinese/English typing)
[11:54] <indus> JoeM: use (always use) gksu gedit
[11:54] <JoeM> actionparsnip that is good to know, thanks
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> JoeM: gksudo is for gui apps like gedit and nautilus
[11:54] <indus> gksu gksu gksu
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> !info gksudo
[11:54] <indus> !GKSU
[11:54] <JoeM> actionparsnip Ive been doing that for years... bet I have a lot of perms wrong, heh
[11:54] <kebomix> indus: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4201589281466176805
[11:54] <jillsmitt> ubuntu 9.04 on DVD - is this beta?
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> JoeM: i bet you do
[11:55] <indus> kebomix: sorry google video is blocked at work
[11:55] <p1gmale0n> one question.. how i can limit in/out network speed in ubuntu??
[11:55] <indus> jillsmitt: its not beta
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> jillsmitt: 9.04 is official released, the dvd has more languages and other stuff on the disk
[11:55] <indus> jillsmitt: !9.04
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> indus: andy@fileserver:~$ gksu[tab] yields    gksu             gksudo           gksu-properties
[11:55] <indus> !9.04
[11:55] <kebomix> indus: then bookmark it till u be home :D
[11:56] <jillsmitt> okay okay.. just i like ATI in ubuntu, and i have very bad stuffs in kubuntu... cant ubnderstand why
[11:56] <indus> ActionParsnip: yes but i dont get what you mean
[11:56] <bazhang> kebomix, dont paste that here
[11:56] <p1gmale0n>  how i can limit in/out network speed in ubuntu?? i need limit bt subnets
[11:57] <kebomix> bazhang: paste what ?
[11:57] <indus> bazhang: whats wrong with that video?
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> indus: you put 'gksu gksu gksu' and confused me
[11:57] <bazhang> this is ubuntu support only; indus kebomix such posting should be done in #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:57] <indus> ActionParsnip: heh ya ok just was emphasizing
[11:57] <indus> gksu
[11:58] <kebomix> bazhang : k , sry
[11:58] <p1gmale0n> blapizdec
[11:58] <tvburger> I changed my /etc/hosts file, but it seems ubuntu caches the ip's. How can i flush them?
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> indus: please do. I actually have a link to one guy i helped on launchpad with the same thing: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/azureus/+question/72151
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> indus: i keep it for idiots who say "sudo is fine for gui" etc
[12:00] <JoeM> Im not even sure what to search for on this... when I type things like ~ I have to hit the key then hit space, apostrophy doesnt even work, but some some odd things like make an m (in I(apos)m) have a tick mark over it
[12:00] <indus> ActionParsnip: i still can be called one , cos i still use sudo
[12:01] <justanothercoder> tvburger : restart firefox
[12:01] <ActionParsnip> indus: read that link, you'll see hat you will get, as well as you just saw joeM with the same thiing
[12:01] <tvburger> I'm working in a shell.
[12:01] <indus> ActionParsnip: yes i know, iam starting to remember to use gksu now,but i do remember always to say it here
[12:01] <justanothercoder> tvburger : install nscd ( sudo aptitude install nscd ) and then use sudo /etc/init.d/nscd restart
[12:01] <meowludo> !paste
[12:02] <ActionParsnip> indus: thats good, not helping people break there systems is cool
[12:02] <justanothercoder> tvburger : first try restarting networking /etc/init.d/networking restart
[12:02] <tvburger> done that. doesn't work either.
[12:02] <justanothercoder> tvburger : that should normally fix it
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> tvburger: if you nslookup <name>   does it resolve to the right ip?
[12:03] <indus> ActionParsnip: i did nt understand the question on launchpad clearly though
[12:03] <tvburger> It's a live webserver, so I prefer doing it without shutting down the whole network...
[12:03] <tinel> Hi all, does anyone know hot to play a sounf when plugging or unplugging a usb device? thanks
[12:03] <Zedde> Hello I installed syslog-ng and I have a D-link 635 that I have enabled that it will send the logs to a syslog server. How can I see that the server is receiving data ?
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> indus: basically vuze wouldnt run: if you scroll down you'll see his files were owned by root due to bad sudo use, so i chowned his files back to him and it was fine
[12:04] <vinicius> hi! is there any way of launching firefox (and its addons through "chrome://" command line) with a custom icon than the standard one? or maybe a good place to get an answer for this =)
[12:04] <tvburger> It seems that the IP is resolved remotely. This was the case. So some program still has a record of it and caches it (my guess). But I've just added it to /etc/hosts which comes first in /etc/nsswitch.conf .
[12:04] <tvburger> Probably I need the DNS cacher to be flushed.
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> vinicius: you can edit the .desktop file in /usr/share/applications to specify your  own icon
[12:05] <indus> ActionParsnip:i think i should do a fresh install and start using gksu now to see if something changes,i bet flash will work better (dont know why i feel that)
[12:05] <tvburger> What seems weird... because /etc/hosts comes first. And I've restarted the nscd service...
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> tvburger: yeah it should
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> tvburger: hosts overrides all
[12:06] <tvburger> Ofcourse nslookup uses the name server.
[12:06] <indus> ActionParsnip: hmm i see that many of his hidden files are owned by root
[12:06] <tvburger> Thus nslookup will always give the wrong IP. That's fine.
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> indus: exactly
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> tvburger: how about ping?
[12:06] <cantoma> hey guys i am trying to connect to a network printer using cups but the printer is requesting for ID and Password. How can I tell cups to send that to the printer??
[12:06] <tvburger> But the programs local on the machine should use as configured in nsswitch.
[12:06] <tvburger> LOL!
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> cantoma: is the printer attatched to a windows pc?
[12:07] <tvburger> the host program either doesnot care about the nsswitch stuff!
[12:07] <cantoma> ActionParsnip, i have no idea
[12:07] <indus> ActionParsnip: i think this can be a wishlist or feature for 9.10, not to allow sudo on graphical, like not to allow rm -rf on the root
[12:07] <cantoma> ActionParsnip, i know it is in my cups list
[12:07] <tvburger> Actually ping does the right thing (get the IP from /etc/hosts)
[12:07] <vinicius> ActionParsnip, but will this icon be the same on the gnome-panel?
[12:08] <elad`> OK, I booted from a complete live-cd. fdisk -l gives me nothing.
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> vinicius: yes, you just need to restart x and it will apply. That is the standard .desktop for all users to run firefox so you can change it and it will affect them all
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> elad`: its sudo fdisk -l
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> elad`: that will show available disks and partitions
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> cantoma: if its shared on a windows based pc you will need to create a user on the windows side to authorise use
[12:09] <vinicius> ActionParsnip, what i want to do is to launch a firefox extension only, but with a different icon, so its firefox too, understand?
[12:09] <elad`> In /dev/, I have sda. No sda[num]. Is that guaranteed to be the HDD?
[12:09] <cantoma> ActionParsnip, this is what is says: The printer's state message is: 'fatal: Incorrect ID or Password. Specify the correct ID and Password.: 15513'
[12:10] <vinicius> :q!
[12:10] <vinicius> oops... sorry
[12:10] <FrEaKmAn_> hi, how could I disable startup of tomcat in my ubuntu server?
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> vinicius: oh like launch firefox but autolaunch chatzilla for example
[12:10] <cantoma> ActionParsnip: i can login in any windows machine here (using an id and password) and use that printer.
[12:11] <indus> ActionParsnip: iam beginning to think what a huge mess my system is probably in,works fine , but you think some issues with sound etc could be related to this ?
[12:11] <JoeM> System->Administration-> Language Support is just a gui for installing SCIM right?
[12:11] <vinicius> ActionParsnip, yes...
[12:11] <indus> JoeM: no its not
[12:11] <vinicius> ActionParsnip, using "chrome://" on command line
[12:11] <elad`> When dd-ing from /dev/zero, the operation would never stop - right/wrong?
[12:11] <vinicius> ActionParsnip, im creating a new .desktop file
[12:11] <mac1> hello
[12:11] <cantoma> ActionParsnip, so i know the id and password but i don't know how to send it using my linux pv
[12:11] <cantoma> pc
[12:12] <indus> JoeM: it install the necessary language packs, scim is already installed i think and its under system>preferences
[12:12] <JoeM> indus oh... then what is it for, input or just display?
[12:12] <ActionParsnip> vinicius: then just add the thing as an arg:   e.g.   firefox irc://irc.freenode.net
[12:12] <JoeM> indus ah ok, so it just to get the language packs for scim?
[12:12] <vinicius> ActionParsnip, yes... =)
[12:13] <mac1> Hi I am new to the IRC
[12:13] <indus> JoeM: yeah either with scim or with the regular keyboard selector ,and for typing in open office etc all those things, also to change the desktop default language , basically all
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> cantoma: how about if you smb://<servername>   then right click the printer and click connect (or similar)
[12:13] <vinicius> ActionParsnip, well... that doesnt change the icon on gnome-panel
[12:13] <vinicius> ActionParsnip, you said i need to restart X for it to work, right?
[12:13] <JoeM> indus Im trying to get back ability to type Korean and Chinese again, as well as fix this irritating issue with some keys not working properly
[12:13] <indus> JoeM: i dont use scim,dont know how to. i just use keyboard switcher to change language,but scim gives a lot of options
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> vinicius: it should just add itself automagically, have a check. If not then restart x
[12:14] <bazhang> JoeM, scim needs to be installed and configured
[12:14] <JoeM> indus I used it before I build the new system, SCIM support was one of the few things that didnt seem to migrate properly
[12:14] <vinicius> ActionParsnip, ok... ill restart
[12:14] <vinicius> ActionParsnip, thanks
[12:14] <cantoma> ActionParsnip, how can i find what <servername> should be?
[12:15] <hrga> magic lamp effect from compiz just rocks
[12:15] <hrga> goodbye macosx
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> cantoma: its the whatever you connect to to print, so it will be an ip or a netbios name, look at your windows clients
[12:16] <error404notfound> how can i create raw backups using dd of usb with linux installed in them to my system harddisk?
[12:17] <seanj> Hello, how to I set my terminal language to USA?
[12:17] <cantoma> ActionParsnip: something like IP_<IP_ADDRESS>
[12:18] <duckwars> For my vnc server to run I need to have the desktop going, so if I reboot from a foreign computer I can't vnc in... I've tried to start the desktop by startx and running sudo /etc/init.d/gdm on the vnc server but I still can't vnc in.  The only solution seems to log in on the physical computer...
[12:18] <hett> hello there people
[12:19] <rski> hi
[12:19] <hett> can anyone tell me why my local area network is lagging after upgrading to 9.04
[12:19] <hett> ?
[12:19] <seanj> Hello, how to I set my terminal language to USA?
[12:19] <hett> working with ssh is like working in hell
[12:19] <lstarnes> seanj: as in US English?
[12:20] <seanj> yes lstarnes
[12:20] <jpds> hett: How would you know? Have you been there?
[12:20] <seanj> It's set to Canadian French but I don't use a french keyboard.
[12:20] <seanj> I figured out how to do it in GNOME but not in the real terminal
[12:20] <hett> jpds: heh :) yep, but I'm feeling like I don't want to be there and work with that lag
[12:20] <jpds> hett: Anyway, try running 'mtr google.com' and see where it's lagging.
[12:21] <hett> hmm, jpds, I've problems with my local ubuntu server
[12:21] <hett> as I understand
[12:21] <luciash> ok, here's my case: i got fried my SATA disk electronics but i have no budget to send it to data recovery now... there were some symlinked dirs on the disk like /usr/share or /var... i have copied some of the missing dirs now from my laptop (same distro) so i have working linux desktop again but there are still some problems/not fully functional apps... how would you do it to recover missing files of installed apps if you don't know exactly which ones ?
[12:21] <Ryan1> Hey guys, What does the "." before freemind in the error "STDOUT: User patterns file /home/ryan/.freemind/patterns.xml not found." mean?
[12:21] <jpds> hett: Hmm, not sure if mtr'ing it's IP would help.
[12:21] <jpds> Ryan1: It's a hidden folder.
[12:22] <hett> jpds, avarage ping is 15-25 ms
[12:22] <lstarnes> seanj: you could try the instructions in https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LocaleConf
[12:22] <jpds> Ryan1: You can view them in a directory by doing: ls -A /home/ryan
[12:22] <Ryan1> jpds: Things is the file "patterns.xml" exists in /home/ryan/Desktop/Freemind/patterns.xml"
[12:22] <JoeM> indus ok, that worked... any idea why my keyboard is missing up on the ~ key, apostrphy/qoute key and a few others?  Its really hard to explain what its doing so I cant google for it
[12:22] <seanj> thanks lstarnes.
[12:22] <error404notfound> anyone?
[12:23] <lstarnes> seanj: you could also try editing /etc/environment
[12:23] <jpds> Ryan1: So, try: cp ~/Freemind/patternx.xml ~/.freemind/patterns.xml
[12:23] <JoeM> indus tried changing the layout, all of them did the same thing, right now its on generic 105 key and us_intl (its really a Logitech MX 5500, Korean)
[12:23] <seanj> lstarnes: okay, I'll try that. Thanks.
[12:23] <lstarnes> seanj: also, check the enironment variables in the output of locale
[12:23] <Ryan1> jpds: cp?
[12:24] <matyy> hej, can someone tell me how you call that function, search by typing or whatever, when for example in Nautilus I enter "ne" to jump to the folder "new folder"?
[12:24] <seanj> lstarnes: en_CA.UTF-8
[12:24] <Ryan1> !cp | Ryan
[12:24] <Exor> ciaooooooo ^^
[12:24] <matyy> I am looking for an "official" name so I can search for it, since it doesn't really work since 8.04
[12:24] <lstarnes> Ryan1: cp = copy
[12:24] <jpds> Ryan1: Do that in the terminal, it means copy.
[12:24] <lstarnes> Ryan1: it's the command line utility for copying files
[12:24] <Ryan1> thanks
[12:25] <hett> uh :-/
[12:25] <elad`> When dd-ing from /dev/zero, the operation would never stop - right/wrong?
[12:26] <Ryan1> jpds: do I have to be in a specific directory to execute the command or must I specify the explicit address - ie. /home/....
[12:26] <lstarnes> elad`: unless you stop dd using ctrl+C or another control code or signal
[12:26] <jpds> Ryan1: No, you can do it anywhere.
[12:26] <lstarnes> Ryan1: it can be relative to the current directory
[12:26] <luciash> is there a utility/way to check what files were (accidentaly) deleted out of a package after installation ?
[12:26] <elad`> So how would I know when all of my hdd is full of zeros?
[12:26] <lstarnes> Ryan1: ~ is always expanded to mean your home directory
[12:26] <jpds> Ryan1: the ~ bit means your home directory (/home/ryan/).
[12:27] <luciash> so i would know what packages need to be reinstalled
[12:27]  * neo8848 has joined NOTE: he is a newbie
[12:27] <Ryan1> ok thanks
[12:27] <moymoy> luciash, have you tried apt-get -f install
[12:27] <error404notfound> can anyone help me creating raw backup of a memory card attached to my system using a card reader? I want to make its backup to a file on my system...
[12:28] <seanj> Also, anyone know to change monitor refresh rate? My monitor can do 85 hz but Ubuntu only lets me go up to 60 hz.
[12:28] <luciash> moymoy: nope, does it install all packages ?
[12:28] <moymoy> error404notfound: use dd
[12:28] <moymoy> luciash: it installs all missing dependencies (or tries to)
[12:28] <error404notfound> moymoy, yes but what would be input file?
[12:28] <luciash> moymoy: i have limited space now when the disk is gone so i would prefer to download and reinstall only what is necessary
[12:29] <lstarnes> error404notfound: the memory card's device node
[12:29] <luciash> moymoy: oh, ok, i will give it a try if it helps missing files (not dependent packages only)
[12:29] <error404notfound> lstarnes, how can i figure that out? using lsusb it tells me: "us 005 Device 002: ID 058f:6362 Alcor Micro Corp. Hi-Speed 21-in-1 Flash Card Reader/Writer (Internal/External)"
[12:30] <moymoy> error404notfound: dd if=/dev/whatever of=~/backup.dd
[12:30] <error404notfound> moymoy, difficult is figuring out that /dev/wahetever part
[12:30] <moymoy> error404notfound: hmm.. try sudo blkid
[12:31] <error404notfound> btw can i mount dd created images?
[12:31] <moymoy> yup
[12:32] <steve1> i think i have messed up my boot loader, is there a way i can repair/reinstall it?
[12:32] <lstarnes> error404notfound: assuming that they have the corret filesystem structure, yes
[12:32] <lstarnes> *correct
[12:32] <Ryan1> jpds: Thanks it worked - no error message. Could it be that he hidden folder /.freemind is created when the jar file is exectuted. Because I have only extracted Freemind to the desktop, and have not run any "install" file
[12:32] <ziroday> !grub | steve1
[12:32] <hakensline> hello
[12:32] <hakensline> quelque un as un tips pour faire fonctionner une carte son creative xfi ?
[12:32] <indus> JoeM: sorry no idea
[12:32] <badeagle> !es | hakensline
[12:33] <bazhang> hakensline, #ubuntu-fr pour francais
[12:33] <JoeM> indus just figured it out, not exactly but hidpoint supports it now so that fixed it all..
[12:33] <luciash> moymoy: that command is no help for me, unfortunatelly
[12:33] <hakensline> Tanks
[12:33] <badeagle> haha it was french huh?
[12:33] <indus> hidpoint whats that
[12:33] <JoeM> indus or not... damn it
[12:33] <moymoy> luciash: what files are you missing?
[12:33] <JPSman> Do you guys know of any hexeditors that output graphical representations of the hex values?  something like this http://i25.tinypic.com/v66y5w.jpg
[12:33] <indus> JoeM: restart the PC
[12:33] <moymoy> luciash: you might as well reinstall the package
[12:33] <JoeM> indus its a system to install drivers for some Logitech devices
[12:34] <luciash> moymoy: that's what i try to find out :)
[12:34] <hrga> is there any hex editor included in Ubuntu?
[12:34] <indus> JoeM: the logitech keyboard can be selected from keyboard pref
[12:34] <moymoy> luciash: do you know which program is acting up at least?
[12:34] <bazhang> ghex hrga
[12:35] <hrga> where is located?
[12:35] <badeagle> hrga, run "sudo aptitude install ghex"
[12:35] <JoeM> indus not all of them, like mine MX5500
[12:36] <luciash> moymoy: most of them work but e.g. automounting stopped work, authentication (to unlock) in /usr/bin/services-admin and simmilar
[12:36] <viller> hi I only have 640x480 under screen resolution preferences (6.06)
[12:36] <indus> JoeM: hmm no idea,probably select standard american keyboard
[12:36] <indus> viller: why using 6.06 ? why not upgraded?
[12:36] <petsounds> hello, i wanna install xbmc on jaunty but it failed 'coz i don't seems to have Keys. how can i add the keys? https://launchpad.net/+help/soyuz/ppa-sources-list.html
[12:36] <luciash> moymoy: i thought there could be some comparison of deb packages what files the install and files i have currently installed
[12:37] <moymoy> luciash: hmm
[12:37] <luciash> s/files the/files they/
[12:37] <viller> indus cause I'm using the old 6.06 liveCD I have lying around :P
[12:37] <bazhang> !gpgerr | petsounds
[12:37] <moymoy> luciash: what filesystems are on your "automounted" devices?
[12:37] <indus> viller: using live cd why? dont have new?
[12:37] <indus> !EOL
[12:37] <moymoy> luciash: err devices you want to automount
[12:38] <luciash> moymoy: common usb-sticks (fat16/32 i guess)
[12:38] <indus> viller: dont expect too much support here for 6.06 now
[12:38] <viller> ok I'll try on my own then
[12:38] <indus> viller: but anyways, what system what graphics etc
[12:38] <JoeM> maybe this will help... my keyboard works correctly in any KDE programs (I use Gnome) but not in gnome ones.  IE doesnt work in terminal, but does work in konsole or yakuake
[12:38] <viller> nvidia 6600gt
[12:38] <orion_> help
[12:39] <orion_> E: Malformed line 57 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list (URI parse)
[12:39] <orion_> ?
[12:39] <indus> you on live cd now? why?
[12:39] <luciash> moymoy: but it's not the problem i try to figure out... i try to figure out what files installed by packages i have are currently missing after the hdd with /var and /usr/share got burned)
[12:39] <badeagle> did "sudo X -configure" work back in 6.06?
[12:39] <moymoy> luciash: i remember i had trouble automounting if the sticks were formatted with ext
[12:39] <bazhang> orion_, paste.ubuntu.com with your sources.list
[12:39] <deany> anyone tried VLC 1.0 yet?  have they fixed the seperated player/window issue
[12:39] <bazhang> deany, its fixed
[12:39] <moymoy> luciash: how did you lose those folders?
[12:39] <luciash> moymoy: i mean they wee automounting fine before the fried disk
[12:40] <luciash> s/wee/were/
[12:40] <petsounds> bazhang : i'm sorry but i don't understand.
[12:40] <luciash> moymoy: i lost them with the burned hdd
[12:41] <bazhang> petsounds, follow the intructions given above; substituting the keys from the ppa you wish to use (they are on the ppa in question's site)
[12:41] <moymoy> luciash: have you tried moving all the files in from a fresh installation?
[12:41] <luciash> moymoy: i recovered some of them from another system, but not all files which i try to figure out
[12:41] <moymoy> luciash: a bit drastic but.. lol
[12:41] <orion_> E: Malformed line 57 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list (URI parse)
[12:41] <orion_> E: Unable to lock the list directory
[12:41] <badeagle> How do I fix Konversation to open links in firefox-3.5? I have already set the preference in Gnome Preferred Applications.
[12:41] <orion_> ?
[12:41] <bazhang> orion_, please paste your sources.list to paste.ubuntu.com
[12:41] <Dr_Willis> orion_:  soubnds like a typo on like 57
[12:42] <bazhang> orion_, please stop repeating, and paste.ubuntu.com with them
[12:42] <llutz> badeagle: : konversation has own settings
[12:42] <luciash> moymoy: i thought deb packages provide information what files they install and if i would check my installed packages and if the files are present or missing in my system i could figure out what i need to re-install
[12:43] <badeagle> llutz, haha, i checked twice before but just found it
[12:43] <moymoy> i have a feeling that part of the OS is missing
[12:43] <moymoy> luciash: i have a feeling that some part of the the CD installation is missing
[12:44] <moymoy> luciash: and from what i know, the only time debs are involved in an installation is during update
[12:45] <allenbradley> How do you use git behind a proxy server?
[12:45] <luciash> moymoy: hmm, so there's no way to check what installed packages files they provide and what are missing on my system ?
[12:45] <LuciusMare> how can i compile something?In the directiory i downlaoded there is no configure to run or makefile
[12:45] <JessicaParker> does anyone know a programme that does say automated screen shots ever 20mins ? thanks
[12:45] <LuciusMare> only .h and .cpp files
[12:45] <moymoy> luciash: hmm you might be able to write a script to check for missing files
[12:46] <luciash> moymoy: i wouldn't believe that :-)
[12:46] <badeagle> LuciousMare, send it to me I'll have a look.
[12:46] <allenbradley> @LuciusMare g++ <file.cpp> ?
[12:46] <lstarnes> LuciusMare: no autogen.sh, configure.ac, or Makefile.am?
[12:46] <badeagle> *LuciusMare
[12:46] <luciash> moymoy: yep, that's what i fear i have to do :)
[12:46] <moymoy> luciash: plenty of talented people here
[12:46] <badeagle> all of them ugly
[12:47] <badeagle>   ;)
[12:47] <Ryan1> If I have a file "example.mm" - how do I ensure it runs with the application Freemind (which is executed using the command "java -jar freemind.jar")?
[12:47] <JoeM> I think I figured it out: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GtkComposeTable  <--- how do I disable that?
[12:47] <Mayazcherquoi> lol
[12:47] <allenbradley> @Ryan1 : right click on the file
[12:47] <allenbradley> go to custom command
[12:48] <allenbradley> and type the command
[12:48] <luciash> moymoy: i know in synaptics you can see what files an installed package provides... do you know cmd line equiv ?
[12:48] <koshari> JessicaParker just use cron to envoke the screengrapbber
[12:48] <allenbradley> if you do it once
[12:48] <luciash> badeagle: LOL
[12:48] <allenbradley> it will do the same everytime
[12:48] <moymoy> luciash: nope.. i'm sorry
[12:48] <allenbradley> Did that work?
[12:49]  * luciash digging in the man apt-get and man aptitude again
[12:49] <shaullx> why compiz effects are not working on startup? i need to right click 'fusion-icon' and 'Restart Window manager' twice before compiz effects are used
[12:49] <luciash> shaullx: yup, that is the questin
[12:49] <luciash> *question
[12:49] <LuciusMare> lstarnes: no,nothing.and i dont know what one to compile
[12:49] <LuciusMare> there are a lot of them
[12:50] <RedMen> !it
[12:50] <lstarnes> LuciusMare: you probably need to compile all of the .cpp files then link their resulting .o files together
[12:50] <papul__> how do i install ubuntu without a gui?
[12:50] <lstarnes> LuciusMare: depending on where you got it from, there may be special instructions
[12:50] <allenbradley> Does anybody know know how to use git behind a proxy
[12:50] <LuciusMare> lstarnes: god...
[12:50] <allenbradley> papul_ : server edition
[12:50] <jezi22> my machine logged out suddenly.. where can i check the problem?
[12:50] <LuciusMare> papul__: alternate dvd
[12:51] <badeagle> LuciousMare: lemme see it! email it<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or something, would ya?
[12:51] <badeagle> i just cannot type his name right
[12:51] <LuciusMare> use tab
[12:51] <lstarnes> badeagle: tip: type "luc" then press tab
[12:51] <LuciusMare> http://code.google.com/p/kbang/
[12:52] <badeagle> sweet it's a game
[12:52] <lstarnes> LuciusMare: try http://code.google.com/p/kbang/wiki/UserManual#Linux
[12:53] <badeagle> lstarnes: you're good
[12:53] <petsounds> bazhang : negative :(
[12:53] <allenbradley> Sorry for asking again, but does anyone know how to use git behind a proxy?
[12:54] <bazhang> petsounds, give me the links to the ppa
[12:54] <LuciusMare> lstarnes: oh
[12:54] <LuciusMare> thank you
[12:54] <indus> !group
[12:54] <bazhang> indus, please /msg ubottu
[12:54] <petsounds> bazhang : https://launchpad.net/%7Eteam-xbmc#ppas
[12:55] <bazhang> petsounds, which version of ubuntu are you using
[12:55] <indus> MSG bazhang Hi
[12:55] <indus> DAMN IT
[12:55] <bazhang> indus, /msg
[12:55] <shaullx> ???
[12:55] <indus> ya sorry i got it now
[12:55] <petsounds> bazhang : jaunty
[12:55] <indus> thank you
[12:55] <mid_> hi
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> !find g15.so
[12:56] <badeagle> holy cow, that's the coolest thing i've ever seen ubottu do
[12:56] <indus> can anyone tell me what is user, groups andothers mean
[12:56] <papul> can someone suggest a good virtualbox
[12:56] <bazhang> https://launchpad.net/~team-xbmc/+archive/jaunty-ppa  petsounds the keys are on that page
[12:56] <Pici> papul: Er. Virtualbox is an application, what do you mean?
[12:57] <Pici> !permissions | indus perhaps this will help
[12:57] <petsounds> bazhang : then what should i do?
[12:57] <lstarnes> indus: in file permissions, "user" is the user that owns the file, "group" is the group that owns the file, and "others" are users who don't own the file and aren't in the group that owns it
[12:57] <papul> Pici, program similar to virtual box but lightweighted
[12:57] <bazhang> petsounds, I will have the bot PM you the instructions.
[12:57] <bazhang> !gpgerr > petsounds
[12:58] <Signius> LOL oooh looks like i am no longer banned from the #ubuntu channel :p
[12:58] <indus> lstarnes: then why is others mentioned in the permissions if they have nothing to do withit?
[12:58] <Pici> !ppagpg > petsounds (this has better instructions)
[12:58] <papul> Pici, ???
[12:58] <lstarnes> indus: it controls whteher others can read the file, write to it, or execute it
[12:58] <lstarnes> *whether
[12:59] <badeagle> rwx sounds like a mazda
[12:59] <lstarnes> indus: there are some cases where you would want others to be able to read, write to, or execute a file that they don't own
[12:59] <JoeM> for some reason when I got into sessions and add in some start up applications, they dont stay... how can I fix this (8.10 64 bit)
[12:59] <Pici> papul: I'm not sure what exactly you mean by lightweight, what is it that Virtuabox does that you are not happy with?
[12:59] <lstarnes> indus: most applications and their shared data need to be readable or executable by everyone, not just root, which usually owns those files
[13:00] <papul> Pici, i want good virtualization software whose package size is small
[13:01] <Pici> !virtual | papul here are your choices
[13:02] <papul> !virtualbox
[13:02] <bazhang> papul, please /msg ubottu with those
[13:02] <Pici> papul: Unless you're really tight on harddrive space, package size should really never be an issue, and is not necessarily a factor of how much resources a running program will take up.
[13:03] <neo8848> hi everyone, newbie here :
[13:03]  * badeagle points and laughs.
[13:03] <papul> Pici, i m tight on bandwith
[13:03] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[13:03] <neo8848> is there a way for me to dual boot windows / ubuntu, and share a partition between the two?
[13:03] <bazhang> neo8848, certainly
[13:03] <badeagle> neo8848, there is every way
[13:03] <neo8848> ntfs partition
[13:03] <rski> neo8848: yep
[13:04] <ActionParsnip> neo8848: sure, set aside a space to use and format it ntfs, both OSes can read and write to ntfs
[13:04] <neo8848> and it will have no problems with the ntfs acl whatever-thingy?
[13:04] <arvind_khadri> !dual | neo8848
[13:04] <neo8848> @ActionParsnip: no special actions required?
[13:04] <ActionParsnip> neo8848: alternatively just read and write to the windows NTFS from ubuntu without a special partion, both ways are fine
[13:04] <badeagle> neo8848: you can also mount your windows ntfs partitions, that's what i do, i can even access my windows desktop from ubuntu
[13:04] <ActionParsnip> neo8848: you'll need ntfs-3g to get write access
[13:05] <badeagle> *windows desktop *folder*
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> !ntfs-3g
[13:05] <Nameless_au> hi. i recently installed xubuntu because i liked the xfce DE, but now i have installed KDE and will probably stick to it because a particular plugin in compiz only works in kde, and not gnome or xfce. should i reinstall the file system, this time however installing kubuntu? or doesn't it really matter?
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> !purekde | Nameless_au
[13:05] <arvind_khadri> !dualboot | neo8848
[13:06] <Nameless_au> ActionParsnip: i didnt have gnome in the first place
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> neo8848: i suggest you plan your partitioning if you are clean installing the whole box. saves all this stupid resizing stuff
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> Nameless_au: xubuntu is gtk based
[13:06] <Dr_Willis> Nameless_au:  for KDE4 - one normally dosent need compiz. since kde4 has similer features.    I like some xfce apps.. and some gnome apps.. so i always have a mixture of all the desktops/apps on my systems anyway. :)
[13:07] <JoeM> how do I disalble this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ComposeKey
[13:07] <Dr_Willis> Nameless_au:  if it works.. i woldent mess with it or worry about having the extra stuff installed. Unless you are real tight on drive space
[13:07] <Nameless_au> Dr_Willis: i assure you the one plugin i have in mind works ONLY in kde
[13:07]  * ActionParsnip always uses lxde
[13:07] <badeagle> Gnome + KDE apps = Good
[13:07] <Nameless_au> and only with compiz
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> Nameless_au:  thats very weird.
[13:08] <neo8848> alright, thanks guys... i'll do some reading for now
[13:08] <Nameless_au> xfce with like gedit is all i had going lol
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> Nameless_au:  i found mixing kde4+compiz = real flakey. but i dont use kde4 any more. so have fun.
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: i'd go with super flakey
[13:08] <badeagle> Does anybody have a clue what JoeM is talking about? He wants to disable unicode I think.
[13:09] <Nameless_au> Dr_Willis: what do u use?
[13:09] <Dr_Willis> ActionParsnip:  i was being nice.. since i havent used it in ages,
[13:09] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: i started on kde, then just fell out of love with it
[13:09] <Dr_Willis> Nameless_au:  i stick with gnome normally these days.
[13:09] <benste> hi I installed PAM with my flash drive, but strangely unlocking the screen works only from time to time please help me I'm really helpless cause I don't know what to do after weeks of googling - I thought it may be related to an /dev/sdb1 is not removable error but it seems like it's something else
[13:09] <JoeM> badeagle I want to disable that ComposeKey crap, I have no idea why it was turned on and all my searchs for turning it off talk about configuring it
[13:09] <Nameless_au> je deteste le gnome, but each to their own
[13:09] <neo8848> wait, just one more question, do i already have this ntfs-3g installed by default, or do i have to apt-get?
[13:09] <Dr_Willis> Nameless_au:  and i tend to disable 90% of the compiz features.. (or all of them on some machines)
[13:10] <Dr_Willis> I find kde4 very unuseable last i tried it (last month)
[13:10] <ActionParsnip> Nameless_au: me too, its too concerned with what i'm doing rather than just getting on with it
[13:10] <badeagle> JoeM, it'll be a setting in xorg.conf... I've messed with xorg.conf a lot so i'll look into it.
[13:10] <ActionParsnip> neo8848: try apt-getting it, if you have iit, it will tell you
[13:10] <JoeM> badeagle thats the first place I looked, saw nothing that stood out
[13:10] <ActionParsnip> neo8848: if not, you'll pull it down
[13:11] <tritonx> hello everyone
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> !hi | tritonx
[13:11] <badeagle> Joem: "man xorg.conf"
[13:11] <bazhang> its standard ActionParsnip neo8848 (ie installed already)
[13:11] <Nameless_au> ActionParsnip: i have a centos install with gnome if i really want to slash my wrists... i use it for RHA classes
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> bazhang: thanks. Inever use it so wasnt sure if it was defaut (adds to my gut script)
[13:12] <tritonx> I need a little advice to build a new home server with raid1, on the cheap, the old one is starting to have a lots of hiccups, any advice/suggestions ? Wat are the good motherboard/chipset available nowadays ?
[13:12]  * Dr_Willis has used so many different desktops/window managers in the past 10+ yrs.. it dosent really matter much.
[13:12] <JoeM> badeagle yeah, didnt see anything in mine that would say to turn it on... its exactly the same as my old machine was (using the same keyboard/mouse)
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> !hcl > tritonx
[13:13] <ActionParsnip> tritonx: intel and nvidia are hugely supported
[13:13] <anonbadger> I am wondering how to install firefox-3.5.tar.bz2 . I used tar -xjvf and then I tried ./configure but there is no configure file. I am confused.
[13:13] <neo8848> @bazhang: i have a jaunty installed here now, so I can check if it's there, but is it installed readily in hardy? it's the one i'm using back at home
[13:13] <tritonx> don'T really need a good video card, a onboard intel wioll do fine
[13:13] <ActionParsnip> anonbadger: i believe there will be a binary in that file that you can launch
[13:14] <bazhang> neo8848, let me check, hang on a second
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> tritonx: intel also make motherboard chips, as do nvidia
[13:14] <anonbadger> oh rly. so i don't need to compile it.
[13:14] <anonbadger> ok sweet
[13:14] <anonbadger> thanks
[13:14] <tritonx> what I need is someone that wioll be great for file reading writing
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> anonbadger: if you can see the file, yes
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> !ff3.5 > anonbadger
[13:14] <bazhang> neo8848, also standard on Hardy
[13:15] <neo8848> alright, thanks... you guys are great help
[13:15] <anonbadger> thankyou
[13:15] <anonbadger> I am using Hardy, I will read the link
[13:15] <blob_> logout
[13:16] <anonbadger> Intrepid, rather.
[13:16] <strep_> hi, fullscreen video streaming struggles with jaunty, i did not find how to fix this. anybody knows?
[13:16] <tritonx> any idea if I could just copey an actual installation onto a new HD/array and boot from that to keep my already setup server ??
[13:17] <badeagle> JoeM: http://www.ewp.rpi.edu/hartford/webgen/sysdocs/C/solaris_9/SUNWabe/ADVOSUG/p37.html seems to be on the right track
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> strep_: have you configured video drivers?
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> tritonx: you'd need partimage or dd
[13:17] <Dr_Willis> strep_:  you mean full screen 'flash' videos ?
[13:17] <moymoy> tritonx: you can TAR the entire system from a liveCD
[13:17] <tritonx> dd will do ?
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> tritonx: i've not done it that way
[13:17] <tritonx> I,ll sure try it
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> tritonx: makes sense
[13:18] <tritonx> but I'll be coming from a AMD64 install to probably an intel install. .... :/
[13:18] <strep_> ActionParsnip, i don't know, Dr_Willis i mean full screan streaming like dailymotion or else
[13:18] <moymoy> tritonx: the dd path seems like a nightmare .. especially with all the partition resizing and stuff.. i'm assuming you're upgrading to more storage
[13:18] <strep_> screen*
[13:18] <tritonx> moymoy: yeah more storage hopefully
[13:18] <vox> tritonx: just plug the disk in
[13:19] <strep_> ActionParsnip, where can i see i ve configured or not this drivers?
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> strep_: what is the output of: lspci | grep -i vga
[13:19] <tritonx> wondering if I'd put the system on a normal array then have files on a raid1
[13:19] <vox> the kernel will see different hardware and load the correct modules accordingly
[13:19] <kristian_> hey guys n gals! when i try to "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" i only get to the point where i can change keyboard and then it stops and saves. My /etc/X11/xorg.conf file is empty when i look .. ? What's the problem? :)
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> tritonx: you could populate one drive then tell the controller to replicate the data
[13:20] <tritonx> I've had HD error recently, even though the SMART thing seems ok, the system would hang for no reason
[13:20] <badeagle> kristian_: try "sudo X -configure" then copy the file it makes from your ~/ dir to /etc/X11/
[13:20] <strep_> ActionParsnip,  its---> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV34 [GeForce FX 5200] (rev a1)
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> tritonx: get the test app from the drive manufacturers site (or use the ultimatebootcd which has many of the main drive manufacturers on) and test the device
[13:20] <kristian_> badeagle: will try now :)
[13:21] <tritonx> action, good idea
[13:21] <benste> guys, how can I use PAM withouht exeptions so that I can use my flash drive to lock and unlock the screen?
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> strep_: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-173
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> strep_: then restart the x server, job done
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> strep_: are you using jaunty?
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> strep_: if you are unsure run:  lsb_release -c
[13:22] <strep_> yes im sure im using jaunty
[13:22] <kristian_> badeagle: it just says "server is already active for display 0" but no file pops up, hmm ..
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> strep_: then the 173 package will give you full hardware accelleration :)
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> strep_: its also why nvidia rock in linux :)
[13:23] <tritonx> anyone tried Ultimate Boot CD 5 beta ?, is it ok or should I stick with 4,1 ?
[13:23] <strep_> ActionParsnip, that sounds nice :]
[13:23] <strep_> but installation doesnt work
[13:23] <strep_> when i type the command u told me
[13:23] <kristian_> badeagle: and fatal server error .. damn
[13:23] <strep_> (sudo apt-get install...)
[13:24] <strep_> it says : E: L'opération install-glx-173 n'est pas valable
[13:24] <badeagle> kristian_, go to a new terminal (CTRL+ALT+F1) and type "cd /" , "./etc/init.d/gdm stop", "sudo X -configure", then look for the file in your home directory and copy it over /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> strep_: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-173
[13:24] <strep_> oh ok ok i try this ty
[13:24] <strep_> :]
[13:24] <badeagle> er, "sudo ./etc/init.d/gdm stop"
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> badeagle: if you delete the first . you can run it from and pwd
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> badeagle: and you don't then need 'cd /'
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> badeagle: the command will also need sudo
[13:25] <saiy> 大家好！
[13:25] <badeagle> ActionParsnip: ah, k, thx
[13:25] <xxx_> you are idiota hahahaa
[13:26] <tbsn1rd> Ok, got a slightly off-topic question that I don't know where else to ask:  if someone is sending me an email saying they are in hawaii, and the IP tracks back to california, am I being BSd or is that standard?
[13:26] <anonbadger> hi again I have firefox 3.5 working
[13:26] <anonbadger> ./firefox did it
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> anonbadger: thats because the archive had the binary in
[13:27] <anonbadger> I also apt-get remove'd firefox
[13:27] <lstarnes> tbsn1rd: IPs can't always be definitively traced back to a particular location
[13:27] <kristian_> badeagle: it says the exact same thing?
[13:27] <lstarnes> tbsn1rd: their mail server might be in California
[13:27] <anonbadger> Thanks ActionParsnip
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> anonbadger: you will find some of your addons won't work til the devs get up to speed
[13:27] <anonbadger> seeya
[13:27] <tbsn1rd> ah
[13:27] <tbsn1rd> ok, he uses gmail
[13:27] <tbsn1rd> so I guess that's possible then
[13:28] <tbsn1rd> thanks
[13:28] <allan_> hello
[13:28] <allan_> yellow
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> !hi | allan_
[13:29] <allan_> dose anyone know what the best video card for ubuntu 9.04
[13:29] <strep_> ok seem to be ok, thank you very much ActionParsnip :)!
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> allan_: nvidia are very supported. There is no best though
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> strep_: np bro
[13:29] <kristian_> badeagle: and btw i use no login manager
[13:29] <allan_> Oh
[13:30] <benste> NO one using PAM here?
[13:30] <allan_> i have ati at the momet but is giveing me trubles
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> allan_: ati support is getting better
[13:30] <badeagle> kristian_: you get my priv-msgs ?
[13:30] <allan_> yes
[13:30] <allan_> i supose to wait would best i gess
[13:31] <allan_> i have it all working just,
[13:31] <ActionParsnip> benste: no need for it personally
[13:32] <kristian_> badeagle: i don't know where to look really, im a newbie. I can see the msgs "kristian_: ..", is it those you're refering to?
[13:32] <benste> ActionParsnip -  and you don't even know so using it who could help me?
[13:32] <juiCeppe> spaaam :P
[13:32] <lstarnes> kristian_: those aren't private messages and are visible to everyone here, but those are directed to you
[13:32] <badeagle> kristian_: nope, just a sec...
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> benste: no idea dude, and theres no one in #pam
[13:33] <benste> there is even no #pam for me :-)
[13:33] <juiCeppe> i'm in pam :D
[13:33] <badeagle> kristian_: i'm going to try it myself so i get the commands right, then i'll be right back
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> benste: /j #pam   theres a bot and an motd
[13:33] <benste> whats' amodt?
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> message of the day
[13:33] <benste> JuiCeppe, so you can help me ?
[13:35] <kristian_> badeagle: thanks for helping!
[13:35] <juiCeppe> don't be stupid...buy a mac :D
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> juiCeppe: hahahah
[13:36] <juiCeppe> ^^
[13:36] <badeagle> kristian_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/212734/
[13:36] <rski> juiCeppe: please no trolling
[13:36] <juiCeppe> rski sorry :(
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> yeah if you don't mind paying double for the same hardware
[13:37] <lucio> please a need chanel in spanish
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> !es
[13:37] <rski> !es
[13:37] <lstarnes> !es | lucio
[13:37] <kim0> Hi .. I'm trying to create a custom ubuntu CD .. How can I mirror a repo with all updates
[13:37] <sirjoebob> Recently upgraded firefox to 3.5 by following instructions at mozilla's site. Now I don't have an icon on any FF shortcuts.... Is there a way to force the system to recognize it and give it the right icon?/??
[13:37] <rski> ActionParsnip: it's not the hardware you pay for per say, (generally it's good hw) but you pay for the OS and apps. wich in turn makes it kinda like paying for hardware...
[13:37] <JoeM> ok... since 8.10 gnome session preferences dont want to work, how can I set a couple commands to run at login?
[13:38] <juiCeppe> ActionParsnip: well mac it's maybe expensive ... but if you tried once u'll love it :D
[13:38] <robos> hi: i have a mac formatted external hard drive that ubuntu can only read, not write to. Is there a way i can transfer a file to it?
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> juiCeppe: i only use my system for chatting and browsiing, any system can do that so why shell out for a mac..
[13:38] <rski> also mac hardware generally run good in linux
[13:39] <tritonx> he sais no trolling ...
[13:39] <tritonx> :P
[13:39] <rski> =(
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> robos: if you run the command: mount    does it say the partiition is mounted rw?
[13:39] <juiCeppe> robos do us still have a mac?
[13:39] <rski> i'm just talking from a linux perspective
[13:39] <robos> i still have the mac
[13:39] <tritonx> great hardware can't say anything else
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> rski: that always makes me laugh, buy a mac then put linux on it, hilarious
[13:39] <Night_Elf> Hi all. When I do this:   awk  '{print $2  }'        I can print the contents of the second field of the record. Now, if this contents is a word, how can I print just the first letter of it?
[13:40] <robos> actually ty anyways. To early to dork with it :-)
[13:40] <rski> ActionParsnip: i've done that :)
[13:40] <juiCeppe> ActionParsnip: stupid mac user answer because mac looks better :D
[13:40] <ActionParsnip> juiCeppe: who cares about looks.
[13:40] <rski> i care about looks!
[13:40] <robos> Night_Elf: using awak you can do something like awk '{print $2}' |awk -F" " '{print $1}'
[13:40] <tdn> Is there an IRC channel for Ubuntu Netbook Remix?
[13:40] <rski> http://wiki.quakeworld.nu/images/Chassi.JPG
[13:40] <robos> though a bit hacky
[13:40] <rski> my AWESOME pc :D
[13:40] <jpds> tdn: #ubuntu-mobile
[13:40] <tdn> Which netbook would you recommend for use with Ubuntu?
[13:40] <tdn> jpds, ok. Thanks.
[13:41] <robos> oh, first letter
[13:41] <Night_Elf> robos: I will try it. Hacky or not, if it works it works :)
[13:41] <rski> tdn: probablty one that has ubuntu preinstalled =)
[13:41] <tommck> I have a machine running mythbuntu 7.10... Now that the RocketRaid 1740 card is recognized by the kernel, I wanted to upgrade (desperately needed!) to jaunty server (non-mythbuntu).  Jaunty indeed recognizes the drives on the card, but it does not recognize that it is a single RAID array.  Do I have to do something special to make it use the array as configured?
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> tdn: acer aspire one works 100% out of the box with jaunty netbook remix
[13:41] <tdn> rski, does such one exist?
[13:41] <rski> tdn: yes
[13:41] <robos> awk '{print $2}' |sed 's/\(\w\).*/\1/'
[13:41] <robos> or something close
[13:41] <tdn> ActionParsnip, hmm... Ok. Do you have one? Is it good?
[13:41] <tdn> rski, which one? I haven't been able to find any.
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> tdn: it does what it says on the tin
[13:41] <badeagle> rski: i'd write aXXo on there too
[13:42] <juiCeppe> ActionParnip: i care about look...but also because of the useability
[13:42] <rski> badeagle: but that's not a Quakeworld player :(
[13:42] <L3dPlatedLinux> was wondering  just a thought  but coming from a winblows world is there anything to speed up ubuntu like there is in winblows not that it needs it. I mean are there any needless running processes running I should shut off or something?
[13:42] <tdn> ActionParsnip, on the tin?
[13:42] <rski> badeagle: also i't be pretty hard to get axxo here to sign it :)
[13:42] <ActionParsnip> juiCeppe: how about a 50cc engine in a ferrari body?
[13:42] <badeagle> rski: omg they're actually signatures huh... cool
[13:42] <ActionParsnip> tdn: its a netbook, it does what netbooks do
[13:42] <rski> badeagle: ah yea :P
[13:42] <hateball> L3dPlatedLinux: if it aint broke, dont fix it ;)
[13:43] <L3dPlatedLinux> hateball,  right on lol
[13:43] <rski> by legendary players suchs as paradoks and razor, interceptor !
[13:43] <hateball> L3dPlatedLinux: at least not when you're new... better solve problems as (if) you get them ;)
[13:43] <Night_Elf> robos: that way of awk piping into another awk, worked. Got the first letters of some thousands of entries. :)
[13:45] <matthijs> hi, how to install ubuntu desktop, and uninstall xubuntu desktop?
[13:45] <L3dPlatedLinux> ok with that said  on my wifes lappy i was wondering it there any reason the atheros wifi drive wouldnt work normally  but only when dual booted with windows it does?
[13:45] <rski> marcules: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop && sudo apt-get remove xubunt-desktop probably
[13:45] <badeagle> People just need to stop trying other DEs and stick with Gnome.
[13:45] <Halitech> matthijs, sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop will get ubuntu, sudo apt-get remove xubuntu-desktop
[13:45] <ActionParsnip> matthijs: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[13:45] <L3dPlatedLinux> driver *
[13:46] <matthijs> Halitech, ok, first install then uninstall?
[13:46] <matthijs> ActionParsnip, thanks also
[13:46] <rski> er wrong nick.
[13:46] <juiCeppe> gnome rocks ;)
[13:46] <matthijs> rski, heh :)
[13:46] <ActionParsnip> Halitech: xubuntu-desktop is a metapackage and won't uninstall anything but the metpackage (not its components)
[13:46] <Halitech> matthijs, yes, check here for getting pure gnome http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/puregnome
[13:46] <hateball> L3dPlatedLinux: does that imply you boot windows first, then reboot to linux?
[13:46] <spree> I am using Gnome. How do I change the font size of my toolbar? Most specifically the clock
[13:46] <tommck> any way to get jaunty to recognize existing fake-ish raid arrays on a RocketRaid 1740?
[13:46] <tdn> ActionParsnip, ok. Are you happy with yours?
[13:46] <ActionParsnip> tdn: yeah its fine
[13:46] <matthijs> Halitech, pure gnome?
[13:47] <Halitech> ActionParsnip, thought of that after I posted so gave him the link to psychocats page :)
[13:47] <tdn> ActionParsnip, ok.
[13:47] <marcules> what?
[13:47] <kristian_> badeagle: IT WORKED! thx. the reason i didn't work first time was that i am using fluxbox without gdm, there x wasn't shutdowm while typing "x -configure".
[13:47] <matthijs> ActionParsnip, howcan i uninstall xubuntu desktop then?
[13:47] <Halitech> matthijs, the second command will remove all traces of xubuntu
[13:47] <matthijs> Halitech, sure? since ActionParsnip said something else
[13:47] <kristian_> badeagle: therefore*
[13:47] <badeagle> kristian_, yup, you're welcome.
[13:47] <robos> Night_Elf: that's because i misread your question. Use my sed example
[13:48] <Halitech> matthijs, if you go to the link I gave you and run the second command it will remove all the xubuntu apps
[13:48] <matthijs> Halitech, i see it now yes, thank you
[13:48] <matthijs> Halitech, so first install ubuntu dekstop, and then run that scond command?
[13:48] <Halitech> matthijs, yes
[13:48] <ActionParsnip> matthijs: you'll need to remove the xfce stuf fi guess
[13:48] <matthijs> Halitech, many thanks
[13:49] <matthijs> ActionParsnip, are u sure?
[13:49] <matthijs> ActionParsnip, prior to ubuntu desktop install?
[13:49] <ActionParsnip> matthijs: dpkg -l | grep xfc
[13:49] <Halitech> matthijs, you don't have to remove the xubuntu stuff but you can if you want, otherwise you can select which desktop you want when you start up
[13:50] <matthijs> Halitech, ah ok
[13:50] <ActionParsnip> matthijs: i'd do it after but if you got space then i'd just leave it on
[13:50] <matthijs> ActionParsnip, ok
[13:50] <L3dPlatedLinux> hateball,  nope , ok when I installed 904 ubuntu on it and had it be the only os on there it worked till i updated and did a reboot and after that I couldnt get it to work for the longest time. Now only after I put windblows back on and then dual booted ubuntu it works  any ideas why cause if it were up to me I wouldnt have windows(aka sucks alot) on there at all
[13:50] <vadviktor> Anyone knows why could the NFS client change the owner of the directory which is used to mount a remote directory?
[13:51] <hateball> L3dPlatedLinux: cant say I do. the only thing I could think of was some software killswitch or something
[13:51] <Odysseus> hi how do i get lxde for ubuntu 9?
[13:51] <hateball> L3dPlatedLinux: as booting with the wifi killswitched and then turning it back on is a bit buggy
[13:52] <hateball> !info lxde | Odysseus
[13:52] <ActionParsnip> Odysseus: sudo apt-get install lxde
[13:52] <Odysseus> k
[13:52] <shane_> I id an update for 9.04 and lost all sound on my computer.
[13:52] <Mr_Sonoma> I'm looking into setting up a chat server to go along with a forum, what package would you suggest?
[13:53] <ActionParsnip> shane_: run lspci | grep -i audio
[13:54] <L3dPlatedLinux> hateball,  ok here is another question if you dont mind.    When running chkrootkit  the only thing I see that might be something or may be nothing is this line was wondering should I be worried or not ---- her it is , Searching for suspicious files and dirs, it may take a while...
[13:54] <L3dPlatedLinux> /usr/lib/xulrunner-<IP_ADDRESS>/.autoreg /usr/lib/firefox-3.0.11/.autoreg /usr/lib/jvm/.java-6-openjdk.jinfo /lib/modules/2.6.28-13-generic/volatile/.mounted /lib/init/rw/.ramfs
[13:54]  * tommck wonders if he accidentally chose black-on-black for his text color...
[13:54] <ethanol> could anyone recommend a good database schema designer / tool ?
[13:55] <tommck> ethanol: pen and paper? :)
[13:55] <oskar-> ethanol:  pen and paper
[13:55] <ethanol> excluding pen and paper
[13:55] <hateball> L3dPlatedLinux: No idea, sorry.
[13:55] <ActionParsnip> ethanol: i'd ask in #sql
[13:55] <oskar-> ;-)
[13:55] <lulzmachine> umm phpMyAdmin/pgAdmin? :)
[13:55] <badeagle> ethanol: a piece of fecal matter a clean bathroom wall.
[13:55] <shane_> I will try that,thank you Actionparsnip
[13:56] <ubuntu> hi what happened?
[13:56] <ActionParsnip> shane_: you may need to recompile someting if you had to with the old kernel as you have a new kernel now
[13:56] <ethanol> could anyone recommend a good database/schema designer? has to run on linux/ubuntu, paper and pen recommendations ignored.
[13:56] <ethanol> :p
[13:56] <tommck> ethanol: seriously, you should ask in a different forum
[13:56] <ubuntu> im odysseus and i minimized my windows and they went away :(
[13:56] <shane_> Okay.
[13:56] <ethanol> tommck: forum?
[13:57] <tommck> ethanol: channel, room, whatever you'd like to call it...
[13:57] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu: you need to readd the task list to your panel
[13:57] <badeagle> tommck: try #php or #mysql
[13:57] <ubuntu> what?
[13:57] <badeagle> tommck: or #web
[13:57] <tommck> ethanol: "forum" is a generic term for a discussion area
[13:57] <tommck> badeagle: I didn't ask the question
[13:57] <Iversen> Hi guys, I think my Ubuntu got virus, how can I make a scan ?
[13:57] <badeagle> well really my answer then, jeez
[13:57] <badeagle> *relay
[13:57] <tommck> badeagle: that won't help me with my RAID problem :)
[13:57]  * badeagle pulls out a gun.
[13:58] <L3dPlatedLinux> does any one else know about it Searching for suspicious files and dirs, it may take a while...
[13:58] <L3dPlatedLinux> /usr/lib/xulrunner-<IP_ADDRESS>/.autoreg /usr/lib/firefox-3.0.11/.autoreg /usr/lib/jvm/.java-6-openjdk.jinfo /lib/modules/2.6.28-13-generic/volatile/.mounted /lib/init/rw/.ramfs
[13:58] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu: do you see the running apps on your task bars when you minimise them, but can alt+tab to them?
[13:58]  * tommck pulls out his green lantern ring :p
[13:58] <ubuntu> umm
[13:58] <vadviktor> Anyone knows why could the NFS client change the owner of the directory which is used to mount a remote directory?
[13:58] <bala> i've problem on gnome-ppp
[13:58] <ubuntu> alt tab didnt do anything but bring up 2 windows of the same thing
[13:59] <badeagle> bala: which app?
[13:59] <Werewolf> Hi
[13:59] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu: state your issue using plain english and we'll see what we can do
[13:59] <bala> i can't connect internet over gnome-ppp
[13:59]  * ethanol gives graphviz a try
[13:59] <Odysseus> ActionParsnip i cant get any clearer
[13:59] <Iversen> How can i find out if my ubuntu has a virus or not ?
[13:59] <erUSUL> !virus
[13:59] <tommck> !raid
[14:00] <bala> showning modem can't detect
[14:00] <Odysseus> anyway i get this message when trying to get lxde
[14:00] <Odysseus> sudo apt-get install lxde
[14:00] <Odysseus> oops
[14:00] <bala> can anyone help plz?
[14:00] <ActionParsnip> !ppp | bala
[14:00] <Odysseus> E: Couldn't find package lxde
[14:01] <ActionParsnip> !info lxde jaunty
[14:01] <bala> i don't have k..........
[14:01] <Choubida> Bonjour
[14:01] <ActionParsnip> Odysseus: make sure you have the universal repos enabled in synaptic
[14:01] <bala> don't have k dialer
[14:01] <Iversen> ubottu thank you for the help but i played this game where i needed to defend my desktop from windows virus, its a game called Virus killer 1.0 when i was game over my desktop looked like this : http://img9.imageshack.us/img9/3815/screenshottsc.png
[14:01] <bala> readed above that sites
[14:02] <Choubida> hello
[14:02] <tanzox>  /join #netus
[14:02] <ActionParsnip> Iversen: dillo is cute
[14:02] <Choubida> j
[14:02] <Choubida> j
[14:02] <Choubida> k
[14:02] <Choubida> h
[14:02] <FloodBot3> Choubida: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:02] <tommck> !raid jaunty
[14:02] <tommck> well, learn something!
[14:03] <Iversen> ActionParsnip So when i lost the game, i got the virus or not ?
[14:03] <bala> no help?
[14:03] <Odysseus> where do i enable universal repos in the synaptic
[14:03] <DasEi> Odysseus: /etc/apt/sources.list
[14:04] <ActionParsnip> Iversen: looks fine to me
[14:04] <Odysseus> DasEi i dont even know what that is
[14:04] <ActionParsnip> Odysseus: if you run: gksudo synaptic    then click the sources you can use the tick boxes
[14:05] <bala> modem can't find d port /dev/ttyUSB0 ?
[14:05] <DasEi> !sources.list | Odysseus
[14:05] <Halitech> bala, is it a usb modem?
[14:05] <DasEi> Odysseus: in that file the souces to install software are defined
[14:05] <bala> yeah bro
[14:05] <ActionParsnip> DasEi: s/he's gone
[14:06] <bala> i've huawei ets 2288 wireless modem wll phone
[14:06] <DasEi> ActionParsnip: yup, saw late
[14:06] <Halitech> bala, what does lsusb give for results? use pastebin to post the results
[14:06] <Iversen> ActionParsnip yea well i thought it was a joke made by the makers of the game - and it would go away when i restarted, but insted i got this http://img27.imageshack.us/img27/5735/screenshot1nmt.png
[14:06] <bala> shown tttyusb0
[14:06] <bala> bala@bala-desktop:~$ lsusb
[14:07] <bala> Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
[14:07] <bala> Bus 005 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[14:07] <bala> Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[14:07] <bala> Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[14:07] <bala> Bus 002 Device 003: ID 0451:3410 Texas Instruments, Inc. TUSB3410 Microcontroller
[14:07] <FloodBot3> bala: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:07] <ActionParsnip> Iversen: ok then change your graphical res
[14:07] <Iversen> ActionParsnip I did that, it dont help - i tried to manually restore the desktop, with menues and such - but each time i reboot the virus takes them away
[14:09] <sleepy_cat> i want to compress my AVI file as per the Microsoft AVI standard is there something available online
[14:10] <sleepy_cat> google gives me AVI to others.. not thing which will compress and give back AVI itself
[14:10] <Iversen> ActionParsnip my system is now defenceless agienst the the virra that it got from the game, since ubuntu "cant" get virus, there is not software to remove it
[14:10] <kltrg> How do I find out my wifi card's mac adress?
[14:10] <erUSUL> sleepy_cat: avidemux; ffmpeg; memcoder ? any of those will be able to do it
[14:10] <oskar-> kltrg:  "sudo ifconfig -a"
[14:10] <ikonia> kltrg: ifconfig
[14:10] <ActionParsnip> Iversen: there is clamav
[14:11] <ActionParsnip> !av | Iversen
[14:11] <ActionParsnip> Iversen: all OSs can get viri
[14:11] <tommck> so.. uhh.. anyone have any tips on how to upgrade over an existing RAID array?
[14:11] <sleepy_cat> erUSUL:  no i want to compress using RLE8bit
[14:11] <ikonia> tommck: in what way ?
[14:11] <Iversen> ActionParsnip yes - but thats faulted :(
[14:11] <kltrg> oskar-, ikonia, Thanks
[14:11] <erUSUL> sleepy_cat: avi is only a container... what codec are you using ?
[14:11] <Iversen> ActionParsnip since i got the virus from a linux game, not a windows file or application
[14:11] <ActionParsnip> Iversen: define "faulted"
[14:12] <tommck> ikonia: I asked a couple times, but got lost in the shuffle..  I am running raid on a RocketRaid 1740.  Support was added to the kernel recently..
[14:12] <ian__> Is there a gui way of changing user password in Xubuntu Jaunty?
[14:12] <sleepy_cat> actually i was using Avidemux only.. i made 13 frames from 139 and then tried to append one to another.. it did work .. but not quiet... because it differs from RLE8bit
[14:12] <albech> just installed 64 bit version of ubuntu 9.04 on my new machine. it boots successful, but once the desktop is loaded it freezes randomly after 5-10 sec.. i believe it is a graphics driver issue, but i cannot install the nvidia drivers
[14:12] <ikonia> tommck: ok - so what's the problem ?
[14:12] <tommck> ikonia: when I run the installer, it does indeed recognize those drives... but it doesn't recognize the existing raid-5 setup...
[14:12] <Halitech> Iversen, I find it hard to believe a game thats packaged in the repos and has been approved by ubuntu would give you a virus
[14:13] <ecser> I use a lenovo R500 in Hungaian Language. On the keybord the spec. Hungarian characters does not work, they type different characters.
[14:13] <ikonia> tommck: how can you have been using raid on it before if there has only just been support added
[14:13] <FrEaKmAn_> where are startup programs defined in ubuntu server?
[14:13] <ActionParsnip> !keyboard | ecser
[14:13] <DasEi> ian__:apps>system>user n groups
[14:13] <Iversen> ActionParsnip I defined it now : http://lmgtfy.com/?q=define%3Afaulted
[14:13] <albech> since i cannot access log files i have no way of checking what is causing the freeze
[14:13] <tommck> ikonia: drivers from HighPoint
[14:14] <ian__> DaseEi, thanks I'll look into that.
[14:14] <ikonia> tommck: this is fakeraid, so the devices are not going to be portable across hardware kernel modules
[14:14] <DasEi> albech : you could boot into safe mode (or try ctrl-alt F1)
[14:14] <ActionParsnip> Iversen: welcome to ignore. Don't be so insolent. The websearch also talks about rocks. you couldv'e simply explained what it means to you. I could do that with a billion users ere but choice not to be a troll. good luck
[14:14] <tommck> ikonia: so... I have to backup and restore the data ever time?  That doesn't make much sense to me.
[14:15] <Anirban1987> I can go to root by typing "sudo bash" . How can I again come back to normal user priviledges  ?
[14:15] <tommck> ikonia: every time before, I did have to rebuild the module, but now that it's in the kernel, I expected that would go away
[14:15] <ActionParsnip> close the window
[14:15] <ActionParsnip> Anirban1987: its advised to use: sudo -i
[14:15] <zleap> yay, i should auto connect to the right channels now
[14:15] <albech> DasEi, i have a new theory that it might be the network card causing this.. is there a way to disable it at boot?
[14:16] <oskar-> Anirban1987:  close the shell, with exit or by pressing ctrl+d
[14:16] <ActionParsnip> Anirban1987: you can then simply type: exit    and you will be normal user again
[14:16] <DasEi> albech : comment it in /etc/network/interfaces
[14:16] <DasEi> Anirban1987: exit
[14:16] <Anirban1987> ActionParsnip : No, it is not going back to anirban@ubuntu from root@ubuntu by typing "sudo -i" !!!
[14:17] <ActionParsnip> Anirban1987: sudo -i   gets you to an elevated shell, not out
[14:17] <oskar-> Anirban1987:  of course not. "sudo -i" ist for getting root
[14:17] <DasEi> !sudo | Anirban1987
[14:17] <tommck> ikonia: so, what's different between the new kernels and the old?  I thought the "same" (using the term lightly) code would be in the kernel now... am I missing something?
[14:17] <shay27m> Hello , i would like to download file using wget command , but someting strange ... when i open mozilla and past this link (pdf document from the UN website into the url place the download start . file = 17 mb) but when i using wget its not working any ideas?
[14:18] <shay27m> this is the link : http://daccessdds.un.org/doc/UNDOC/GEN/NR0/732/57/IMG/NR073257.pdf
[14:18] <DasEi> shay27m: got the link ?
[14:18] <DasEi> a
[14:18] <ActionParsnip> Anirban1987: you can use    su <your username>    to get out of the root shell
[14:18] <Anirban1987> DasEi : Not working ( -bash: !sudo: event not found )
[14:18] <StarLionIsaac> shay27m: it may be that they don't let you download not using a browser, wget isn't a browser, therefore it may be denied
[14:18] <oskar-> shay27m:  set the correct referrer
[14:19] <tommck> shay27m: what does "not working" mean?
[14:19] <shay27m> StarLionIsaac: does it possible to tell wget to act like browser ?
[14:19] <Anirban1987> ActionParsnip : Thanks, it worked.
[14:19] <albech> DasEi, the interface doesnt appear in the interface file when booting safemode to a command line
[14:19] <ActionParsnip> Anirban1987: easiest way is to close the terminal window
[14:19] <DasEi> shay27m: it's comming down, any FW or no writepermission in that folder ?
[14:19] <ActionParsnip> Anirban1987: please use the correct way and you will et in less of a mess
[14:19] <StarLionIsaac> shay27m: not that I know of, but I believe there's a firefox plugin for it someplace
[14:19] <Pici> ActionParsnip, Anirban1987: just type 'exit' to get out of sudo -i, su username leaves you still inside the root shell process.
[14:20] <shay27m> DasEi: the file should be 17 mb  pdf document . if you download with wget you get html file of few bites..
[14:20] <DasEi> albech: so check nm-applet
[14:20] <ActionParsnip> Pici: gotcha
[14:20] <shay27m> DasEi: the file should be 17 mb  pdf document . if you download with wget you get html file of few bytes
[14:20] <ActionParsnip> Pici: was an educated guess tbh
[14:22] <albech> DasEi, can i prevent nm-applet from being started at boot, so i can trouble shot it?
[14:22] <tommck> ikonia: still there?
[14:22] <ActionParsnip> albech: sudo apt-get install bum; gksudo bum
[14:22] <DasEi> shay27m: :right a few kb pdf, not readable
[14:22] <oskar-> shay27m:  set referer (--referer=url) and user agent (-U ...) and the web server will not recognize the difference between wget and a browser for direct downloads
[14:23] <ActionParsnip> albech: make a note of whee nm-applet appears and take it out, save settings and restart
[14:23] <ActionParsnip> albech: you can then undo the settings using your notes to get it back if you wish
[14:24] <matthijs> hi, i just removed xubuntu, and installed ubuntu desktop, and now it gives me an error in dutch, and starts in safe mode, what is wrong?
[14:24] <asdzxc> hi
[14:24] <kyja> would it be better to install kubuntu64 rather than 32?
[14:24] <asdzxc> is there a final version of Firefox 3.5 available for ubuntu ?
[14:24] <ninja-77> shit
[14:24] <ninja-77> so many people here
[14:25] <tommck> Can anyone else explain to me why the new kernel support for the RocketRaid 1740 doesn't recognize an existing RAID-5 array defined with the open source drivers in the past?
[14:25] <Pici> ninja-77: Please mind your language here.
[14:25] <Pici> asdzxc: Yes, the firefox-3.5 package.
[14:25] <ninja-77> sorry
[14:25] <asdzxc> Pici: i installed it but it's not final
[14:25] <Pici> asdzxc: In Jaunty? It is now.
[14:25] <asdzxc> Pici it is called Shiretoko
[14:26] <StarLionIsaac> Pici: I don't have a firefox-3.5 package on my intrepid box's lists, am I missing a repo for that?
[14:26] <asdzxc> Pici where can i find my ubuntu version ?
[14:26] <Pici> asdzxc: Thats the final version. It will not be branded 'Firefox' in Jaunty.
[14:26] <rski> asdzxc: lsb_release -a
[14:26] <oskar-> tommck:  suggestion: it does not seem to be a real raid controller, so the raid format depends too much on the drivers
[14:26] <asdzxc> 9.04
[14:26] <help`> hello i got windows xp on partition and ubuntu on 2nd parition ,i format the xp but ubuntu seems affect it doesn't appear on boot although i put the /boot on a parition alone! how i can resume my ubuntu? thx
[14:26] <asdzxc> Pici it is called 'Preview browser'
[14:26] <frink_> busy chan
[14:26] <asdzxc> Pici don't yhink it's final
[14:27] <DasEi> albech: right click on it , select the one, delete it
[14:27] <Pici> asdzxc: Its the final version, I assure you. I believe  there is a bug filed for it saying that it is the preview edition in its about box.
[14:27] <frink_> folks, whats the best option these days for GUI management of a ubuntu server? (managing samba shares, mail server stuff, etc) ?
[14:27] <DasEi> shay27m: it's a dead link, if I call it in browser, so server-sided problem
[14:27] <asdzxc> Pici how can i make it look like a firefox in menu ?
[14:28] <tommck> oskar-: interesting.  So, the new kernel stuff would have chosen a different way to represent the RAID from the open source drivers written by HighPoint?
[14:28] <StarLionIsaac> asdzxc: install normal firefox, and borrow the icon from that
[14:28] <abb> frink_: Depends on if you're managing *one* or *multiple* boxes at once.  I've always found Webmin (webmin.sourceforge.net) to be a great tool when dealing with multiple server boxes (and it works w/ other linuxes as well)
[14:29] <ActionParsnip> frink_: you can manage samba shares via ssh easily with /etc/samba/smb.conf
[14:29] <abb> frink_: oops, forgot to mention that Webmin is a browser-based utility.  GUI, yes, but ... well, you get the idea.  :)
[14:29] <ActionParsnip> frink_: not sure about mail servers. This may help: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MailServer
[14:29] <Halitech> frink_, there is also ebox
[14:29] <help`> hello i got windows xp on partition and ubuntu on 2nd parition ,i format the xp but ubuntu seems affect it doesn't appear on boot although i put the /boot on a parition alone! how i can resume my ubuntu? thx
[14:29] <oskar-> tommck:  yes, possible... if you see the single drives, you can perhaps fit them together with device-mapper and maybe get it compatible. but i have no clue how ;)
[14:29] <ActionParsnip> !webmin | abb
[14:29] <erUSUL> tommck: where did you defined the raid in the cards bios ? or with linux's mdadm ?
[14:30] <abb> ActionParsnip: oops, thanks. my mistake!
[14:30] <asdzxc> StarLionIsaac: how can i change icon ? and rename it ?
[14:30] <tommck> erUSUL: in the BIOS
[14:31] <frink_> I am happy to use ssh but other people would like a gui thing, I was thinking webmin.
[14:31] <frink_> Halitech: ebox - oh, I'll look at that.
[14:31] <StarLionIsaac> asdzxc: in the menu, you need to use the menu editor to change things like that, it should be either in Other on the main menu, or in the Preferences menu
[14:31] <Halitech> frink_, its a browser app like webmin but is supported
[14:32] <asdzxc> StarLionIsaac: got it, thnx
[14:32] <erUSUL> tommck: linux does not support the fakeraid (via dmraid) that card implements... you have to either use the vendor driver or switch to linux driver + linux software raid
[14:32] <ActionParsnip> frink_: it doesnt work well with ubuntu / debian, ebox is another option
[14:33] <ActionParsnip> frink_: i recommend ssh as its quick and secure
[14:33] <neo8848> @everyone : i'm using the ntfs-3g now... works well, thanks  but i did find out that it's not part of the default installation :(, unfortunately i don't have a net connection at home for my hardy box
[14:33] <StarLionIsaac> hmm, little wireless issue - two laptops, both the same except one on intrepid one on jaunty. wireless network is on WPA2, I can't change that. Intrepid connects fine, Jaunty fails every time
[14:34] <frink_> its annoying, even though the Windows GUI admin tools are awfull and you have do dig for options buried in unpteen tabs drop downs and advanced buttons, people still "like" it.
[14:35] <help`> hello i got windows xp on partition and ubuntu on 2nd parition ,i format the xp but ubuntu seems affect it doesn't appear on boot although i put the /boot on a parition alone! how i can resume my ubuntu? thx
[14:35] <ActionParsnip> frink_: webmin is used heavily in redhat, it doesnt marry up with debian so we don't advise it
[14:35] <yaboo> seems the facebook plugin does not work in pidgin
[14:35] <ActionParsnip> help`: reinstall grub via live cd
[14:35] <asdzxc> StarLionIsaac: is it possible to change also application icon ? so it will look like a firefox also on Task manager
[14:35] <ActionParsnip> !grub | help`
[14:35] <oskar-> StarLionIsaac:  have you tried to watch "tail -f /var/log/wpa_supplicant.log" (or similar named) while connecting?
[14:36] <help`> ActionParsnip Thx :*
[14:36] <tommck> erUSUL: :(
[14:36] <StarLionIsaac> asdzxc: I don't think so, I think that's in the program's own settings
[14:36] <StarLionIsaac> oskar-: no, though someone else suggested trying a wpa_supplicant, which actually crashed jaunty entirely, and forced me to fresh install