[10:03] <lorenzocabrini> i'm suspecting some xdg autostart crap somewhere.
[10:03] <maedox> baseem: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[10:04] <llac> Good morning!
[10:04] <baseem> ok, now I saved it. now how to get it to work?
[10:04] <adv_> how can i check what runlevel im currently in?
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> xbonesx: no, you havent read the page, You need this sort of thing in the grub file too: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash nomodeset video=uvesafb:mode_option=1366x768-24,mtrr=3,scroll=ywrap"
[10:05] <dar__> hi!
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> baseem: put text in, if you open a blank text file and put text in it, you are populating the file
[10:05] <maedox> baseem: not sure what you're trying to do, but if you changed xorg.conf you have to restart the X server or reboot.
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> xbonesx: change the res to what you desire
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> xbonesx: if you only read parts of guids, it WONT work
[10:05] <dar__> i need an advice, i have to find a FTP server applicaion that support both, FTP/FTPS +(SFTP?) + auth with MySQL + jailroot +secured (no knwon buffer overflow)
[10:06] <dar__> what do you adive me to take
[10:06] <baseem> ok, I will reboot now, Thanx everybody for the help.
[10:06] <xbonesx> ActionParsnip: hahaha i rly truly am sry i read right over that bit
[10:06] <blakkheim> dar__: vsftp works with ftp and ftps, but for sftp i'd just use the openssh package
[10:07] <blakkheim> dar__: although i am unsure about the mysql part
[10:07] <Carbon`> Sup niggers.
[10:07] <glebihan> lorenzocabrini: if you just want to get rid of the desktop folder, edit "~/.config/user-dirs.dirs " and replace the value of XDG_DESKTOP_DIR by $HOME
[10:07] <Carbon`> Ubuntu sucks.
[10:07] <Carbon`> Get a real distro.
[10:07] <FloodBot1> Carbon`: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:07] <Carbon`> kthx
[10:07] <lorenzocabrini> glebihan: that sounds like a solution!
[10:07] <xbonesx> ActionParsnip: brb going to test
[10:07] <blinkiz> Hi there. It seems like UFW is blocking when someone doing traceroute (udp). How can I allow this?
[10:09] <strange_kaskuser> bgghfhjg
[10:09] <remoteCTRL1> hi guys! how do i find out my exct ubuntu version?
[10:09] <glebihan> lorenzocabrini: well this is a little workaround that will make xdg consider your home folder as your desktop, I don't think there is a solution to have no desktop folder at all, but at least you won't have a folder "~/Desktop"
[10:09] <maedox> remoteCTRL1: lsb_release -a
[10:10] <lorenzocabrini> glebihan: i think it's ok since i don't use any "desktop icon-painting" app..
[10:10] <obengdako> remoteCTLR1: lsb_release -a
[10:10] <blinkiz> Hi there. It seems like UFW is blocking inbound traceroute (udp) as default. How can I allow this?
[10:10] <remoteCTRL1> maedox: thanks dude!
[10:11] <lorenzocabrini> glebihan: i'm sure your solution will give me the results i want (no ~/Scrivania) so thanks!
[10:11] <glebihan> lorenzocabrini: you're welcome
[10:12] <expljoesion> How would I go about opening multiple music files through the command line?
[10:12] <blakkheim> opening with what program?
[10:12] <glebihan> expljoesion: depends on the player you're using
[10:12] <expljoesion> Using gnome-open
[10:12] <Tau> hey, is it needed to be logged as root account to make updates in debian ?
[10:12] <lorenzocabrini> now over to my other little issue, I want to add my user to the audio group *after* all the boot magic. where is the best place to do this? /etc/rc.local?
[10:13] <blakkheim> Tau: yes or you can use sudo
[10:13] <adv_> how can i check what runlevel im currently in?
[10:13] <Tau> blakkheim: hum.
[10:13] <Tau> thank you.
[10:13] <glebihan> expljoesion: with gnome-open, you should just have to list the files on the command-line
[10:13]  * obengdako is taking a bath
[10:13] <expljoesion> do I separate them with commas?
[10:13] <blakkheim> expljoesion: command file1 file2 file3
[10:14] <glebihan> expljoesion: no, just spaces
[10:15] <expljoesion> what's a good music program to use?
[10:15] <expljoesion> preferably something lightweight that can open multiple files
[10:15] <lorenzocabrini> expljoesion: mpd with sonata
[10:15] <lorenzocabrini> or mpc
[10:15] <maedox> adv_: « runlevel »
[10:16] <nothingspecial> guayadeque aims to be full featured and lightweight
[10:16] <glebihan> expljoesion: depends on your preference, do you want something with a library or a simple player
[10:16] <expljoesion> i'm installing sonata right now, thank you
[10:17] <expljoesion> how do I reply to you guys? lol sorry I'm very new to irx
[10:17] <expljoesion> irc rather
[10:17] <blakkheim> expljoesion: start typing a name and press tab
[10:17] <expljoesion> blakkheim: like this?
[10:17] <blakkheim> yes
[10:17] <lorenzocabrini> expljoesion: but you need to have mpd installed as well.
[10:17] <lorenzocabrini> sonata is just an mpd client
[10:17] <expljoesion> lorenzocabrini: for sonata to work?
[10:18] <lorenzocabrini> expljoesion: yes, mpd is a server that plays music, sonata is a client to that server
[10:18] <expljoesion> lorenzocabrini: ok, i'm installing mpd right now
[10:18] <andrei_> hi
[10:19] <expljoesion> lorenzocabrini: how do I set it to my default player?
[10:19] <lorenzocabrini> expljoesion: not really sure. i assume you mean in gnome or kde, but i don't use those
[10:19] <expljoesion> lorenzocabrini: can you play files through the command line without a player?
[10:20] <glebihan> expljoesion: System->Preferences->Preferred applications
[10:20] <expljoesion> glebihan: I'm trying my hardest to not use a desktop environment
[10:20] <andrei_> First time here
[10:21] <lorenzocabrini> expljoesion: mpg123
[10:21] <glebihan> expljoesion: well then you should not use gnome-open
[10:21] <lorenzocabrini> expljoesion: or mplayer
[10:21] <expljoesion> lorenzocabrini: do I need to install that?
[10:21] <glebihan> expljoesion: aplay also
[10:21] <lorenzocabrini> expljoesion: yes, anything you want to use needs to be installed
[10:21] <kneaux> i'm having some trouble setting up publickey authentication
[10:21] <blakkheim> kneaux: how so?
[10:21] <andrei_> Any french users in here ?
[10:22] <ActionParsnip> !fr | andrei_
[10:22] <kneaux> namely that, i've done everything i've been told to, and the remote machine is still asking for my password.
[10:22] <lorenzocabrini> expljoesion: as for making mpd/sonata default i add mpd to my .zlogin, and a bind the S-s key to launch sonata
[10:22] <nothingspecial> expljoesion: try cmus, cli ncurses music player, with library
[10:22] <blakkheim> kneaux: can you pastebin your /etc/ssh/sshd_config from the server?
[10:22] <expljoesion> lorenzocabrini: ok, I've installed mpg123, do I just /mpg123 file?
[10:23] <lorenzocabrini> expljoesion: wait, you want to launch from within irssi?
[10:23] <lorenzocabrini> that i don't know anything about...
[10:23] <expljoesion> lorenzocabrini: no no, I'd just like the music to play without seeing a player
[10:23] <lorenzocabrini> yes, so launch mpg123 <mp3file> in a terminal
[10:24] <ActionParsnip> mplayer works in cli too :)
[10:24] <nothingspecial> expljoesion: I have this in my ~/.bashrc that plays random music - alias ran='mplayer -quiet -shuffle -playlist <(find ~/Music -type f) 2> /dev/null'
[10:24] <shesaidshewas18> hi kids, can i haz some help?
[10:24] <glebihan> !ask | shesaidshewas18
[10:24] <shesaidshewas18> yeah, sure, thx
[10:24] <expljoesion> so which is better? mpg123 or mplayer?
[10:25] <lorenzocabrini> expljoesion: what is better an egg or a banana?
[10:25] <blakkheim> i would say mplayer
[10:25] <nothingspecial> to just play music, mplayer I would say
[10:25] <expljoesion> lorenzocabrini:  touche,
[10:25] <glebihan> expljoesion: mplayer is much more complete but mpg123 will fill most needs
[10:25] <shesaidshewas18> well, problem is that i recently(after two years of win) installed new ubuntu lucid lynx and partitioned / = 10gb swap = 2gb /home =rest of my 160 gb disc
[10:25] <ActionParsnip> lorenzocabrini: like it
[10:25] <blakkheim> lorenzocabrini: banana obviously
[10:25] <shesaidshewas18> wait, i will give you the outcome of df
[10:25] <lorenzocabrini> ActionParsnip: thanks! :)
[10:26] <shesaidshewas18> Filesystem           1K-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
[10:26] <shesaidshewas18> /dev/sda1             14419440   3265176  10421800  24% /
[10:26] <shesaidshewas18> none                    504248       300    503948   1% /dev
[10:26] <shesaidshewas18> none                    508468      1972    506496   1% /dev/shm
[10:26] <shesaidshewas18> none                    508468       124    508344   1% /var/run
[10:26] <shesaidshewas18> none                    508468         0    508468   0% /var/lock
[10:26] <FloodBot1> shesaidshewas18: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:26] <lorenzocabrini> blakkheim: so 2 fried bananas coming right up!
[10:26] <ActionParsnip> shesaidshewas18: sounds good to me, as long as you have 2Gb RAM in the system :)
[10:26] <shesaidshewas18> sry about that, i just dont use brain anymore :D
[10:27] <shesaidshewas18> 1 gb, i use suspend a lot
[10:27] <shesaidshewas18> but the problem is, /home only has 137 gb
[10:27] <expljoesion> ok, one more question. my music files are all labeled "Artist - Trck# - Title - Album Year"
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> shesaidshewas18: sounds like a deal to me. 10Gb should be plenty for /
[10:27] <shesaidshewas18> im missing like 137+10+2=149 gb
[10:27] <expljoesion> Is there a shortcut to open all the tracks by replacing the track numbers with ??
[10:27] <shesaidshewas18> you dont get the point :D im missing like 11 gb of disk space :D
[10:27] <shesaidshewas18> and i cant really find it .... anywhere
[10:28] <nothingspecial> shesaidshewas18: looks ok to me, I`d have used less for / but it doesn`t matter
[10:28] <shesaidshewas18> im 100% sure i set the partitions correctly
[10:28] <ActionParsnip> shesaidshewas18: if you are using ext3 or ext4 then that will be the journal
[10:28] <nothingspecial> shesaidshewas18: You might be confusing the 2 sorts on GBs
[10:28] <ranjan> Hi all
[10:28] <shesaidshewas18> i only set one primary (/) and one secondary (/home)
[10:29] <ranjan> is there any one who has the hp dv4-1241tx laptop?
[10:29] <shesaidshewas18> and wtf is that /var/lib/ureadahead/debugfs about?
[10:29] <ranjan> i want to make my laptops remote controller to work in ubuntu.
[10:29] <ranjan> any help?
[10:29] <kneaux> ...okay how do i copy the contents of a file to the clipboard
[10:29] <kneaux> so as to pastebin them
[10:29] <blakkheim> kneaux: copy it from the terminal window
[10:30] <ActionParsnip> ranjan: is it an infared thing?
[10:30] <glebihan> shesaidshewas18: a hard drive sold to be of 160GB is  in fact of only 149GB
[10:30] <ranjan> ActionParsnip, yes
[10:30] <ActionParsnip> ranjan: i'd look into lirc then
[10:30] <nothingspecial> glebihan: thats what I meant, 2 sorts of GBs
[10:30] <ActionParsnip> ranjan: if you run: xev   in terminal and press buttons on the remote, does it make events?
[10:30] <ranjan> ActionParsnip, i installed lirc. but the keys are not detected
[10:30] <boiler> hi all, i need some help with SVN. someone of you can help me?
[10:31] <glebihan> nothingspecial: oh yeah, didn't see your message
[10:31] <nothingspecial> glebihan: :)
[10:31] <ranjan> ActionParsnip, actually i didnt test like that.
[10:31] <ranjan> ActionParsnip, is xev a separate package??
[10:31] <ActionParsnip> ranjan: xev is a good test
[10:31] <ActionParsnip> ranjan: its installed by default
[10:31] <ranjan> ActionParsnip, ok let me try that.
[10:31] <ranjan> ActionParsnip, thank you
[10:31] <shesaidshewas18> mg, crash
[10:32] <shesaidshewas18> did i miss something?
[10:32] <shesaidshewas18> what did you said about that suspitions disk part?
[10:32] <zanus> is there a way to disable the screensaver while gstreamer is running
[10:32] <brijithmac> HI
[10:32] <shesaidshewas18> you can disable screen saver for all
[10:32] <zanus> in other words... disable screensaver while video is playing
[10:32] <shesaidshewas18> at LCD displays there almost no need for a screen saver
[10:33] <brijithmac> Can any one tell me how can I use Curl to do some operation in Twitter with the help of twitter API
[10:33] <glebihan> shesaidshewas18: there 2 sorts of GB, a hard drive sold to be of 160GB contains 160*1000*1000*1000 bytes, which is only 149*1024*1024*1024 bytes
[10:33] <zanus> shesaidshewas18: yeah, but I'd rather not
[10:33] <RedIron> Hi.... anyone available to answer a newbie question and very addicted ;)
[10:33] <shesaidshewas18> oh yeah, i forgot about that one :D
[10:33] <lorenzocabrini> brijithmac: hm.. there was an ibm article on that some time ago...
[10:33] <lorenzocabrini> would have to search my history
[10:34] <shumeng> 能看懂中文吗？？
[10:34] <tensorpudding> !cn | shumeng
[10:34] <shesaidshewas18> ok then so im not missing any disk space, that a good news, but what about that /var/lib/ureadahead/debugfs?
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> zanus: i think vlc does that
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> shesaidshewas18: mine's only 4Kb in size
[10:34] <zanus> vic, hmm... I'll have a google at that.. thx
[10:34] <brijithmac> lorenzocabrini: what u mean ?
[10:34] <shumeng> 我不知道中文频道在哪儿
[10:35] <maco> !cn| shumeng
[10:35] <nothingspecial> shesaidshewas18: gigabits and gigabytes. Thats why it says GB on the box, to confuse the customers
[10:35] <shesaidshewas18> none                  14419440   3265176  10421800  24% /var/lib/ureadahead/debugfs ......
[10:35] <lorenzocabrini> brijithmac: you were asking for curl/twitter api, right?
[10:35] <shumeng> 哦！谢谢
[10:35] <blakkheim> nothingspecial: it's actually gibabytes and gigabytes
[10:35] <brijithmac> lorenzocabrini: yes
[10:35] <shesaidshewas18> well i forgot about that, somebody told me that a while ago
[10:35] <lorenzocabrini> and i said i had read somethigng on ibm.com a while ago
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> shesaidshewas18: use: du -h /var/lib/ureadahead/debugfs
[10:35] <nothingspecial> blakkheim: how ever you spell it
[10:35] <shesaidshewas18> im a it guy, i do that for living and i dont know these basic shits....
[10:36] <blakkheim> lol
[10:36] <shesaidshewas18> actionparsnip: what does that command do?
[10:36] <brijithmac> lorenzocabrini: ok
[10:36] <tensorpudding> hmm, translate.google is really good with chinese
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> shesaidshewas18: du == disk usage  -h makes it (h)umanly readable
[10:36] <shesaidshewas18> oh
[10:36] <shesaidshewas18> w8 then
[10:36] <expljoesion> is there a facebook chat that works in terminal?
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> shesaidshewas18: yes you are an IT guy, but only windows right now
[10:36] <shesaidshewas18> shal i use sudo?
[10:36] <expljoesion> I found one for aim
[10:36] <kneaux> blakkheim - i'd like to be able to do it in one swath, how do you select all of the contents in, say, vim
[10:37] <nothingspecial> expljoesion: I think you can do it in irssi with bitlbee
[10:37] <shesaidshewas18> yeah, what did you expect? customer says, customer has
[10:37] <neekers> how do i find all files that have a permission of 000?
[10:37] <lorenzocabrini> expljoesion: iirc, pidgin has a cli version
[10:37] <RedIron> Could anyone tell me any common reasons as to why you can't add a new user? Other than not being root...
[10:37] <lorenzocabrini> expljoesion: and pidgin supports fb chat
[10:37] <Jigal> hello ho can i straight from my console poste to for example code dump?
[10:37] <shesaidshewas18> 4.0k :D
[10:37] <tensorpudding> neekers: find(1) has something which filters by permissions
[10:37] <erUSUL> neekers: use "find"
[10:37] <kneaux> got it, nvm
[10:37] <blakkheim> kneaux: ssh user@server cat /etc/ssh/sshd_config > /tmp/asdf.txt
[10:37] <expljoesion> lorenzocabrini: what's the cli version of pidgin called?
[10:37] <tensorpudding> neekers: check out 'man find'
[10:37] <shesaidshewas18> thats perfect then
[10:37] <neekers> thanks
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> shesaidshewas18: who cares then ;)
[10:38] <shesaidshewas18> thank you so much guys, you were really helpful, i love you all
[10:38] <blakkheim> kneaux: or omit the > part and it will just print it to your terminal
[10:38] <lorenzocabrini> expljoesion: wish i could remember... :(
[10:38] <shesaidshewas18> wish me luck, at 2 pm i have exam from latin
[10:38] <expljoesion> does anyone know what the client version of pidgin is called?
[10:38] <shesaidshewas18> gods i hope i will make that one....
[10:38] <Flannel> expljoesion: Facebook Chat is just jabber, so most (if not all) terminal chat clients support it.  Pidgin does have one, there's another called centerim.
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> RedIron: thats all I can think of, or exceeding the maximum user number
[10:38] <blakkheim> expljoesion: aptitude show pidgin | grep -i version
[10:38] <nothingspecial> neekers: find -perm I think
[10:38] <lorenzocabrini> expljoesion: i'm getting to old for this...
[10:38] <shesaidshewas18> anyone knows latin and can help me about PLPF active and PLPF passive? :D
[10:38] <expljoesion> lorenzocabrini: I'm sorry man : /
[10:39] <Flannel> expljoesion: I believe it's called finch.
[10:39] <kneaux> blakkheim yeah i just cat'd it to terminal and then it let me scroll with mouse click and drag...then the dragons came... http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/EmNbffNh
[10:39] <expljoesion> Flannel: finch is the aim client
[10:39] <expljoesion> Flannel: I think that is..
[10:40] <shesaidshewas18> duh, almost 12
[10:40] <shesaidshewas18> c u guys, have a nice day
[10:40] <blakkheim> kneaux: add the line "PasswordAuthentication no" or uncomment the one you have set to yes
[10:40] <nothingspecial> expljoesion: http://wiki.bitlbee.org/HowtoFacebook
[10:40] <expljoesion> nothingspecial: thank you
[10:40] <Jigal> hello how can i send an error message from my console to pastebin?
[10:40] <Flannel> expljoesion: internet says it does jabber as well (and MSN, and Yahoo and "other IM networks", whatever that means).  So I'm pretty sure it does everything pidgin does.
[10:41] <Yahuda> My /home directory has its own partition. When I install 10.10 and mount my /home directory is there any chance of data loss? Maybe overwriting new music, picture folder or something?
[10:41] <llutz> !pastebinit > Jigal
[10:41] <erUSUL> !pastebinit | Jigal
[10:41] <erUSUL> ooops
[10:42] <RedIron> I always get useradd: unknown GID 1000
[10:42] <expljoesion> Flannel: cool thanks
[10:42] <RedIron> everytime I try to user useradd
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> Yahuda: if you don't mark the partition for formatting it will survive, use custom partitioning though and tell the installer to mount the partition as /home as well as the file system it uses but do NOT tell it to format
[10:42] <kneaux> blakkheim - done, reboot?
[10:43] <kneaux> or reset sshd?
[10:43] <blakkheim> kneaux: just /etc/init.d/ssh restart
[10:43] <Yahuda> Thanks. What about username or computer name?
[10:43] <kneaux> still asking me for a password
[10:43] <shumeng> 有能听懂中文的吗？？我的WIN7现在不能联网了！刚装的这个东西
[10:43] <erUSUL> !cn
[10:44] <maco> shumeng: /join #ubuntu-cn
[10:44] <blakkheim> kneaux: if you have "PasswordAuthentication no" in the server's sshd_config and aren't explicitly using passwords in the client's config, i don't see how it could be asking for a pw
[10:45] <blakkheim> kneaux: you should also change your PermitRootLogin to no
[10:46] <kneaux> blakkheim: how did you know that's exactly the thing i didn't do
[10:46] <kneaux> hang on
[10:46] <Jigal> llutz, erUSUL I saw it but sometimes an error message appears in my console. The examples over there are to send a specific file. How can i send the error message?
[10:47] <willinja> hi i cant install and uninstalled any package from my lucid any idea why ?
[10:47] <llutz> Jigal: redirect output to a file, paste that file then
[10:47] <erUSUL> Jigal: command_that_gives_messages | pastebinit -b http://paste.ubuntu.com 2>&1
[10:47] <kneaux> "Permission denied (publickey)."
[10:47] <kneaux> -_-
[10:47] <kneaux> we are not amused
[10:48] <neekers> should crond.reboot have these permissions? ----------  1 root  root    0 Sep 27 02:05 crond.reboot
[10:48] <jvm> hi. using ubuntu 9.10: i want to capture sound that's outputted through my soundcard. my microphone is working perfectly with sound recorder, where i can choose as only option "Record from input: Capture". how would i use an output device as an input device?
[10:48] <RedIron777> If there is anyone around here that could spare a moment to help a newbie could you message me...
[10:50] <maedox> !details | RedIron777
[10:50] <Jigal> llutz, erUSUL tnx
[10:51] <kneaux> blakkheim, why would i be getting permission denied from my server? should i try regenerating the keys?
[10:51] <Serafeim> Hallo to everybody! I have a pdf file that is a portfolio. That means than a single pdf file contains many pdf documents (for example my pdf portfolio has 130 pdf documents). When I open this portfolio with the evince programme I get this messange: For the best experience, open this PDF portfolio in Acrobat 9 or Adobe Reader 9, or later. I downloaded the Acrobat Reader and everything was ok. I could read the pdf documents. I am wonder
[10:51] <zamba> in which file do i deactivate password for getting out the screensaver?
[10:51] <blakkheim> kneaux: tail /var/log/auth.log
[10:51] <zamba> i know how to do it through the GUI, but i need to do it for a whole bunch of computers
[10:51] <blakkheim> kneaux: should give a bit of helpful info
[10:51] <kneaux> on the server?
[10:51] <blakkheim> kneaux: yeah
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> Serafeim: means evince doesnt have some of the features of the adobe app and that your requirements mean you need the proprietary app
[10:52] <kneaux> Sep 27 09:44:28 sun sshd[2662]: Authentication refused: bad ownership or modes for directory /home/sgravn
[10:52] <blakkheim> there's your problem then, your permissions aren't correct
[10:52] <maedox> neekers: I'm pretty sure that file should not be there.
[10:53] <Jigal> llutz, erUSUL how can i force to send the entire message to pastebin and not stop somewhere in the middle
[10:53] <saad_> hi
[10:53] <Serafeim> ActonParsnip: Yes, i have tried Okular also. Okular could recognise the pdfs but couldn't open them directly
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> kneaux: then boot to root recovery mode and run:  cd /home; sudo chown -R sgravn:sgravn ./sgravn
[10:53] <jvm> kneaux, make sure to chmod both your home and .ssh directory with 700.
[10:53] <kneaux> ahh. so the engine block is hooked up to the washer fluid
[10:53] <saad_> I wanna install gnome kubuntu
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> Serafeim: you could log a bug
[10:53] <erUSUL> Jigal: this ( i made a mistake earlier) --> command_that_gives_messages 2>&1 | pastebinit -b http://paste.ubuntu.com
[10:54] <saad_> how can i install nome for kubuntu
[10:54] <erUSUL> Jigal: should sen all
[10:54] <saad_> gnome*
[10:54] <Serafeim> ActionParsip: Bugs is for crashes re general ideas?
[10:54] <erUSUL> Jigal: unless patebin has a limit in size that i do not know
[10:54] <kneaux> jvm, ActionParsnip, blakkheim: i didn't have to change my permissions to ssh before, do i have to in order to do key authentication?
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> Serafeim: just how you couldnt open the file in evince etc
[10:54] <saad_> HEELLLOOO??? how can i download gnome for kubuntu?
[10:54] <Jigal> ok i will try
[10:54] <saad_> HEELLLOOO??? how can i download gnome for kubuntu?
[10:54] <saad_> HEELLLOOO??? how can i download gnome for kubuntu?
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> saad_: install gdm   should do it
[10:55] <kneaux> saad_, don't flood.
[10:55] <Jigal> erUSUL, what means 2>&1
[10:55] <kneaux> saad_, if one of the transitional packages (gnome, gdm, gnome-desktop, whatever it's called. try searching in synaptic) doesn't work, you may have to change your repository settings. gnome has been having dependency issues lately.
[10:55] <erUSUL> Jigal: copy wha't is 2 and sen it where 1 is going 2 is stderr and 1 is stdout. so that should sen all of the command output to pastebin through the pipe
[10:56] <mawst> sudo install ubuntu-desktop is what you want I think saad
[10:56] <kneaux> saad_, why do you want gnome for kubuntu anyway? as in, why are you trying to use gnome on the specifically KDE distribution?
[10:56] <Jigal> erUSUL, well it does!!!!
[10:56] <mawst> sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop rather
[10:56] <Jigal> erUSUL, tnx
[10:56] <maedox> neekers: I was wrong, crond.reboot should be there and have no permissions. It's used by crond to check if the system rebooted. The file will be deleted on bootup and created after a the @reboot cronjobs are run.
[10:56] <erUSUL> Jigal: no problem
[10:56] <jvm> kneaux, yeah. sshd won't do it if your home and ssh directory is not secured.
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> kneaux: gives choice on login, gets you used to multiple desktop envs.
[10:57] <jacktheripper> First time trying to package source code. I get all the files generated in debian/tmp but not in the deb file. Any ideas ?
[10:57] <kneaux> fair enough
[10:57] <kneaux> jvm: that's either weak or the opposite. i'll try it your way.
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> !checkinstall
[10:58] <kneaux> jvm, still getting permission denied
[10:59] <kneaux> jvm, after running chmod 700 ~/ & chmod 700 ~/.ssh
[11:00] <jacktheripper> umm thing is, I'm doing this on scratchbox, a cross compiling suite for maemo. Checkinstall isn't available there.
[11:00] <st__> how to recreate fstab file?
[11:00] <maedox> kneaux: man ssh   then type /permissions   use n or N to search back and forth.
[11:01] <kneaux> thanks maedox
[11:02] <MooshiMuushi> Does anyone know how to trim/cut ".mkv" files? I'm trying to take out some ads.
[11:02] <erUSUL> st__: by hand; i do not know of an automatic method
[11:03] <maedox> st__: use sudo blkid to replace the UUID from my fstab: http://pastebin.org/1229885
[11:03] <Freeway92> try it with openshot
[11:04] <ngirard> Hi all. Are there any python 2.7 packages for ubuntu 10.04 ?
[11:04] <alex_s> hello, everybody. I need help with gnotime. When I try get "Queried" report (Reports->Query) I have this:
[11:04] <alex_s> Error 404 Not Found
[11:04] <alex_s> The file Invoice was not found.
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> MooshiMuushi: kino / avidemux / pitivi not work?
[11:06] <erUSUL> !find python2.7
[11:07] <ngirard> erUSUL: well that's a shame. Thanks for your help !
[11:07] <Lollipop56> if I wanna format my ipod, should I pick MBR, APM or GUID?
[11:07] <Drue192> Hey, On the four boxes on bottom right, Is there anyway so there will only be two?
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> Drue192: do you mean virtual desktops?
[11:09] <maedox> Drue192: right-click and select preferences.
[11:09] <Drue192> maedox, Thanks!
[11:13] <Ichat> question about  an old pc,   -   i have a P4 pc  with   P4 celeron 1700mhz with 1gb ram  and  an Nvidia  Fx5600   -  when i insert the  ubuntu 10.4 cdrom,  the system boots, into grub,  and after that..   blacks  with my screen givving me  'unsupported   60 hz  / 80hz   auto of range.
[11:13] <Ichat> when i  us  nonomodset  - or use safe mode,  it still does...
[11:13] <pLr> Ichat: you should boot with failsafe graphics
[11:14] <Ichat> pLr:  -  i tried lookin for it on google but i only found   vga=791
[11:14] <Ichat> and that boot option does NOT work for me
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> Ichat: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-fix-ubuntu-10-04-lts-lucid-blank-screen-at-startup.html
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> Ichat: does the CD pass when you test the CD for defects?
[11:15] <pLr> Ichat: once you see the boot menu press esc, then you can read carefully and find the option
[11:16] <Ichat> action -  on a dif pc yes its perfect
[11:16] <hyphenex> if I've done dd if=/dev/sdb of=/drivs bs=32768, that effectively means I'm creating a file and filling it with a heap of blank data right? I've screwed up hey (I'm trying to image a 32GB flash drive)?  Or have I just created a 32GB copy of the disk?
[11:17] <MooshiMuushi> ActionParsnip, Kino takes some time to load a 720p video. Avidemux...trying it right now. Pitivi? Never heard :D
[11:17] <Ichat> to temporary fix it,  i chose to install   hardy on it (went just fine) -   so i wonder,     what will a dist-upgrade give me...         will i get the same problem  after the upgrade completes. ????
[11:17] <Ichat> or should i  start from 10.4 with - these fixes?
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> Ichat: press tab after typing that and it completes the nick and highlights the text
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> Ichat: ok then I'd test the RAM for errors on the same screen you tested the cD with
[11:18] <hemanth> ImportError: No module named nautilus, even after installing python-nautilus, any suggestions?
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> Ichat: should be fine, you can upgrade lts to lts too :)
[11:19] <thune3> hyphenex: you just made a drive image
[11:21] <Jigal> can someone help me with the problem on line 1 http://paste.ubuntu.com/501388/
[11:21] <Ichat> ActionParsnip:  -  it seems to me that, it has something to do with the default settings,  changed in 10.4  for better vga cards than mine ...  the 'fear'  i have with it, is that after upgrade i get the same,  'signal out of range'   error and have (virtually unbooteble system.
[11:21] <hyphenex> thune3: Thanks :)
[11:23] <bobthemilkman> I recently did a data recovery on my /home partition, and would now like to search through the lost+found directory for an excel formatted file.  A partition image is easy to mount
[11:23] <_joey> i installed minimal ubuntu in vmware
[11:23] <_joey> I need to install gnome
[11:23] <_joey> xemacs
[11:23] <_joey> R
[11:24] <_joey> and latex
[11:24] <_joey> how do I do this?
[11:24] <hyphenex> thune3: I'm trying to run 'TestDisk' on the image I think
[11:24] <Ichat> ActionParsnip:  -   but if upgrading to 10.4 also updates the  nvidia 173 driver (to the same version  + settings, to the  10.4 's  system,  ) than id probably be safe   and upgrade should go without errors .... right?
[11:24] <bobthemilkman> _joey: sudo apt-get install vmware gnome xemacs doesn't do it?
[11:24] <erUSUL> _joey: only a minimal gnome? or the full ubuntu desktop?
[11:24] <bobthemilkman> I thought vmware was proprietary, so it might not be in the repos...
[11:24] <tensorpudding> _joey: minimal being a no-X install?
[11:24] <hyphenex> thune3: it's a 32GB flash drive.. this is going to take time :P
[11:25] <jvm> hi. using ubuntu 9.10: i want to capture sound that's outputted through my soundcard. my microphone is working perfectly with sound recorder, where i can choose as only option "Record from input: Capture". how would i use an output device as an input device?
[11:25] <_joey> I don't know what root password is
[11:25] <thune3> hyphenex: that seem right to have image of whole drive then, if the partition table is broken.
[11:25] <_joey> tensorpudding no X
[11:25] <_joey> at the moment
[11:25] <strange_kaskuser> jhgkjg
[11:25] <hyphenex> thune3: :)
[11:25] <tensorpudding> _joey: The root account is locked, use sudo
[11:25] <bobthemilkman> _joey: Well, if I were you, I'd just reinstall with a normal installation.
[11:25] <erUSUL> !root | _joey
[11:26] <bobthemilkman> It'll be quicker to reinstall than get X working. IMO
[11:26] <tensorpudding> _joey: But installing Gnome over a minimal install mostly would negate the benefits of being minimal...
[11:26] <lorenzocabrini> _joey: sudo su and set the password with passwd fixes it
[11:26] <_joey> that's another ridiculous way of doing things your own way
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> Ichat: all i can say is try it, you could even plump for maverick too but its still beta
[11:26] <bobthemilkman> _joey: What tensorpudding said.
[11:26] <_joey> lorenzocabrini thanks
[11:27] <thune3> lorenzocabrini, _joey: setting root password is NOT recommended
[11:27] <lorenzocabrini> thune3: i have also set a root password. what could be wrong with it?
[11:27] <lorenzocabrini> I don't like sudo, don't use sudo.
[11:27] <bobthemilkman> There's no reason to set a root password when you can just do sudo -s.
[11:27] <leyus> hi
[11:28] <lorenzocabrini> _joey: but if you still want to set a root password, my instructions work just fine.
[11:28] <bobthemilkman> The default mindset should be to have as few doors into your system as possible, not as many as possible.
[11:28] <leyus> i have a prioblme
[11:28] <leyus> i was working on my ubuntu
[11:28] <_joey> that's better
[11:28] <leyus> when my 1 year old son come
[11:28] <thune3> lorenzocabrini: ubuntu has a style, the style is sudo. it's like saying it is ok to install rpm packages, it is not in the manner and style of the system. run "sudo -i" to get a root shell when you need one. And please DON'T recommend setting a root password in #ubuntu
[11:28] <bobthemilkman> There's no reason to set a root password. Just do sudo -s.
[11:28] <leyus> and turn off power
[11:28] <erUSUL> !rootshell
[11:28] <leyus> since this system doesent start
[11:29] <leyus> and ubuntu installer dont want to reinstall system
[11:29] <lorenzocabrini> thune3: ok, fine, i hear you.
[11:29] <_joey> they can shove their style in their private places
[11:29] <leyus> i got: mount: mounting dev/ on /root.dev failed no such file or directory
[11:29] <lorenzocabrini> _joey: i agree with you.
[11:29] <tensorpudding> _joey: but there is a gnome metapackage I believe
[11:29] <leyus> the same aboyt /sys on /root/sys
[11:30] <tensorpudding> _joey: it's called gnome, so 'sudo aptitude install gnome' should grab it
[11:30] <leyus> /proc on /root/proc
[11:30] <tensorpudding> _joey: it'll probably take a good while
[11:30] <leyus> target dilesystem doesnt have /sbin/init
[11:30] <bobthemilkman> tensorpudding: I'd think it'd be faster to reinstall the system than install gnome and X and get it working... but that's just my guess.
[11:30] <leyus> no init found, try passing innit=bootarg
[11:30] <leyus> anyone can help me?
[11:31] <tensorpudding> Installing the gnome package should do all that for you, I would assume.
[11:31] <leyus> i've tried to install ubuntu again
[11:31] <leyus> i put in USB installer
[11:31] <bobthemilkman> I've never set up gnome in ubuntu (since it's pointless), but I've never had a fun time installing X. :(
[11:31] <maedox> If you don't set a root password you go straight into recovery with no password.
[11:31] <leyus> and choosed instal ubuntu on hard drive
[11:32] <leyus> and nothing...
[11:32] <leyus> it starts and do nothing, its not installing it shows ubuntu sign forever
[11:32] <MooshiMuushi> Is there a Notepad++ for linux?
[11:32] <leyus> can anyone help me?
[11:32] <bobthemilkman> MooshiMuushi: Try vim.
[11:33] <maedox> MooshiMuushi: gedit is already included and it has a bunch of options and plugins.
[11:33] <leyus> is it hard drive destoyed? or just file system?
[11:33] <erUSUL> MooshiMuushi: scite
[11:33] <tensorpudding> MooshiMuushi: No, but Notepad++ can be run in WINE.
[11:33] <leyus> how cna i format it before ubuntu installation?
[11:33] <tensorpudding> MooshiMuushi: Geany is vaguely functionally-similar to Notepad++
[11:33] <erUSUL> leyus: what error do you get when the computer tries to boot up?
[11:34] <MooshiMuushi> Thank you bobthemilkman, maedox, erUSUL, tensorpudding :)
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> leyus: formatting and partitioning a disk is part of the installation process
[11:35] <erUSUL> MooshiMuushi: but now that you landed in unix/linux you should change your evil ways and just use emacs ;P. do not listen to those "even more evil than you" vi users ... ^.^
[11:36] <_joey> what is the name of the package to get compiler, header files and all building tools such make, automake, autoconf
[11:36] <_joey> thanks
[11:36] <erUSUL> leyus: we need the exact error or symptons you are seeing... what does the computer says when it tries to boot
[11:36] <tensorpudding> _joey: build-essential
[11:36] <der-eremit> _joey build-essential
[11:36] <erUSUL> _joey: build essential
[11:36] <_joey> :)
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> _joey: build-essential
[11:36] <_joey> thanks again
[11:36] <MooshiMuushi> erUSUL, Evil ways?!
[11:37] <tensorpudding> MooshiMuushi: People in Unix culture have a long history of factionalism and flamewars regarding text editors, especially the vi vs. emacs rivalry
[11:37]  * erUSUL was joking in case it wasn't clear XD
[11:37] <leyus> ActionParsnip: yes but it doesnt go so far
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> MooshiMuushi: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Editor_war
[11:38] <leyus> erUSUL: what it exactly says? thaty it cant mount /root/dev filed no such file or directory
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> leyus: then i suggest you grab the ultimate boot cd and use the manufacturers tool to test the drive physically
[11:38] <Eryn_1983_FL> hi peeps how do i get the  black theme off the netbook gnome
[11:38] <Eryn_1983_FL> edition
[11:38] <Eryn_1983_FL> >>
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> leyus: also make sure you test the CD for errors once first booted to
[11:38] <Eryn_1983_FL> my panels  wont  change color..
[11:39] <erUSUL> leyus: can you boot into the ubuntu livecd ? and take a look at the hard disk ?
[11:39] <leyus> erUSUL: no icant
[11:39] <leyus> erUSUL: the same problem as with installation process, stops on ubuntu logo
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> leyus: also test your ram using livecd also
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> leyus: do you get a blank screen when you boot?
[11:40] <leyus> ActionParsnip: no
[11:40] <leyus> ActionParsnip: i got (initramfs)
[11:40] <kneaux> I keep getting this error on my server - sudo: unable to resolve host sun
[11:40] <kneaux> Every time I run sudo.  I am using swiftfox and i know my hardware can handle streams because i dont have the issue on windows. Thanks!
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> kneaux: you changed your hostname in /etc/hostname  but not in /etc/hosts
[11:41] <lorenzocabrini> my the ubuntu community has become unfriendly. i user *wants* to set a root password. That may be his/her personal preference, and I'm told not to help that user. I've had it. i'm going back to slackware or debian, both of which have friendly communities. way to go to help a userbase, thune3
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> kneaux: you will need to boot to root recovery mode to do this as you cannot use sudo to get write access to the file
[11:42] <leyus> ActionParsnip: no but i install ubuntu from it before and everything went well
[11:42] <leyus> ActionParsnip: so i assume iso is ok,
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> leyus: ok then when you see the stickman screen, press space and select "Check CD for defects"
[11:43] <asfjio> hello guys, i want to rename file via terminal which contains some strange characters. i tried to do put backslashes in front of them, but the bash competiond didn't recognize the file. i can't type the name of the file. any suggestions?
[11:43] <leyus> its not cd its USB installer
[11:43] <leyus> ActionParsnip: its not a cd its usb installer. shuld i do the same?
[11:43] <erUSUL> lorenzocabrini: you and that user are free to set the root password. the helpers of this channel and ubuntu community are free to not support that kind of setup in this channel.
[11:43] <jrib> lorenzocabrini: the point is that the vast majority of users that want a root password think they *need* one because they just haven't been informed about sudo.  So it's better to first inform about sudo and how setting a root password isn't necessary.  Then of course if the user understands these things and wants to ignore the information, it's their prerogative.  The best thing to do is just to use the
[11:43] <jrib> !root factoid which explains these things
[11:43] <erUSUL> lorenzocabrini: we both have a choice and are free to do what we want
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> leyus: no, no need.Use the same screen to test the ram you have
[11:44] <st__> jrib no, because noone uses sudo except ubuntu
[11:44] <bulentkara> selam
[11:44] <lorenzocabrini> jrib: your explanation is fine, thune3 flaming is not
[11:44] <leyus> ActionParsnip: testing it right now
[11:44] <lorenzocabrini> could have just given an explanation that's all
[11:44] <st__> they definitely has the reason to do so
[11:45] <leyus> ActionParsnip: looks ok to me
[11:45] <leyus> ActionParsnip: nothing suspicious in RAM testing
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> leyus: let a full test run, you may need boot options if a full scan passes: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions
[11:46] <bobthemilkman> Okay, I got my data all recovered up.  Now thunderbird won't start. :(
[11:46] <leyus> ActionParsnip: there is one problem, this computer doesnt have cd
[11:47] <bobthemilkman> Typing "thunderbird" into a terminal produces no output and the progam then suddenly closes.  Doing watch -n 0.01 pgrep thunderbird shows 2 instances launch and then close a split second later.
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> leyus: doesn'y matter, its all a block device to the kernel
[11:47] <leyus> ActionParsnip: so i have to use usb to everything
[11:47] <kneaux> ActionParsnip, I never changed my hostname, but I'll check those two files in a second. It's my remote server, can I e.g. su to get write access?
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> kneaux: they must matc, or you'll get that error
[11:48] <leyus> ActionParsnip: so what should i use to check disk for defects? becasue i dont see that option in my usb 10.04 installer
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> leyus: no, you dont have to check the CD for defects as USB does checking on transfer. You may need some boot options in the link I gave to make it nice
[11:48] <shariq> hi
[11:48] <thune3> lorenzocabrini: i apologize for the caps and the curtness. i thought that recommending root password to a new ubuntu user was a questionable steer that needed addressing. If i knew there were so many ops in the channel, i might have resonsidered.
[11:49] <shariq> anybody gpt issues with an upside down web cam while using flash player .. ie the browser ?
[11:49] <shariq> more importantly u know a fix ? :)
[11:49] <lorenzocabrini> thune3: apology accepted. just remember that people may have reasons for wanting to do things there own way. that's why we all use linux.
[11:49] <MooshiMuushi> Hey peeps, I'm using Pitivi to edit this ".mkv" movie. I did what I needed to do, but I have to re-render it. Is there a to not render. All I did was trim the video.
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> shariq: is it upside down in cheese?
[11:50] <kneaux> ActionParsnip, my hostname isn't in the "hosts" file at all, only localhost, loopback etc. What should I put?
[11:50] <shariq> ActionParsnip: its seems to work fine on cheese
[11:51] <leyus> ActionParsnip: ok i will read that, but honestly? i think my hard drive is broken after my son unpluged it from power so rapidly
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> kneaux: http://pastie.org/1184055
[11:51] <shariq> some update is took for skype fixed it for skype ... but not for flashplayer
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> shariq: not sure then, you could flip it upside down so it works in flash I guess
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> kneaux: add those 2 lines to /etc/hosts
[11:51] <juk> leyusr: boot live session, go to disk utility, theres option check and repair filesystem
[11:51] <shariq> yep i did try that with Video4Linux software
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> kneaux: your OS can't resolve its own name to <IP_ADDRESS>    those 2 lines will do it
[11:52] <shariq> but flash player dont seem to care abt that flip
[11:52] <shariq> it flips the skype cam though
[11:52] <lordcrc> hi, im having some weird problems with my ubuntu... all of a sudden i cant change the cpu scaling policy (via the cpu freq scaling monitor applet thingy), i dont have sound (hardware isnt listed) and when i try to shut down or restart i only get logged out... i need to run shutdown -h/-r manually
[11:52] <lordcrc> this happened at the same time...
[11:52] <shariq> the main cause i think is nobody is aware of the adobe flash player implementation
[11:52] <shariq> :(
[11:53] <_joey> gnome-desktop-environment package is utterly ...bloated
[11:53] <_joey> :)
[11:53] <leyus> juk: thank you but live session doesnt start as well
[11:53] <leyus> juk: it stops on ubuntu logo
[11:53] <juk> leyus: using cd?
[11:53] <kneaux> ActionParsnip, is there anything i should reset now that that's in my hosts file?
[11:53] <lordcrc> im running 10.04, and i think it happened after an update... i havent used my laptop in a few weeks but iirc the last thing i did was install some updates
[11:54] <leyus> juk: using usb installer
[11:54] <_joey>  is there a smaller package?
[11:54] <neriukas> don't do update anymore
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> kneaux: could restart networking maybe, can't hurt
[11:54] <juk> leyus: check usb for integrity
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> neriukas: do you have a question?
[11:55] <grouchygaijin> Hi I'm very new and am running Ubuntu in VM ware to try it out I have a question or two about software
[11:55] <leyus> juk: done it's ok
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> !ask | grouchygaijin
[11:55] <zanus> Assuming I have ~210GB of space to use..... what are the ideal partition size for /root and /boot?
[11:55] <glaucous> How do I get/set automatic sleep with bash/sh?
[11:55] <glaucous> Standby, that is
[11:56] <zanus> I'm installing meerkat btw
[11:56] <leyus> juk: i format it and installed everything again, scan it on win xp, everything is fine
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> zanus: i always say: 10Gb for /, 2xRAM (if you have less than 2Gb RAM) or 1xRAM (if you have 2Gb or more RAM) for swap and the rest for /home
[11:56] <juk> leyus: can you switch ttys(alt+1,2,3..) to see any messages
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> !10.10 | zanus
[11:56] <neriukas> actionparsnip i haven't questions i have a lot of books ;)
[11:57] <leyus> juk: let me chechk
[11:57] <zanus> ActionParsnip: what about /boot ?
[11:57] <Kitar|st> http://bigfatcook.com/ here is a site i made with my GF :)
[11:57] <Kitar|st> oops
[11:57] <Kitar|st> hh
[11:57] <Kitar|st> :P
[11:57] <FloodBot1> Kitar|st: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:57] <juk> leyus: are you using unetbootin utility?
[11:57] <grouchygaijin> OK - I live in Europe but use a vpn called Anonizer to get an ip address in the US so I can watch TV from the US.  Is there anything like that for ubuntu?
[11:57] <_joey> what is the latest stable?
[11:57] <_joey> 10.04
[11:57] <_joey> ?
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> !lucid
[11:58] <leyus> juk: no reaction
[11:58] <_joey> oki
[11:58] <zanus> or is /boot even necessary
[11:58] <_joey> now, java would be good to have
[11:58] <_joey> from Sun
[11:58] <jvm> hi. using ubuntu 9.10: i want to capture sound that's outputted through my soundcard. my microphone is working perfectly with sound recorder, where i can choose as only option "Record from input: Capture". how would i use an output device as an input device?
[11:58] <_joey> and acrobatreader
[11:58] <maedox> zanus: normally you don't have to make a separate part for /boot.
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> zanus: not really
[11:58] <_joey> as well as ghostscript
[11:59] <zanus> awesome, thank you
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> !java | _joey
[11:59] <_joey> what's partner repoisotry?
[11:59] <_joey> and how it is enabled?
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> _joey: its  different server which isnt enabled by default which you can install java from
[12:00] <tensorpudding> !partner | _joey
[12:00] <juk> leyus: sorry, it's alt+F1... or ctrl+alt+F1... could you try
[12:00] <leyus> ok guys thank you rof your time a specailly juk, ActionParsnip and erUSUL i will just open that laptop, i will try also install winxp to check is it possible to install it if not i will throw that laptop to bin
[12:00] <xbonesx> ActionParsnip: you on still?
[12:00] <leyus> juk: yes one second
[12:00] <_joey> okay
[12:00] <tensorpudding> _joey: Acrobat Reader is available from the Partner repository, but I don't know why you want it.
[12:00] <_joey> you are very helpful here:)
[12:00] <grouchygaijin> In Windows I have a program called AnyDVD that strips to copy protection and region encoding from DVDs so I can make copies that play here. Is there anything like that for Ubuntu?
[12:01] <ppq> grouchygaijin, have a look at libdvdcss2, it a package in the medibuntu.org repository
[12:01] <ppq> grouchygaijin, using this, you can play your protected dvds in ubuntu. but be careful: in some countries that's not legal!
[12:02] <grouchygaijin> thank you!
[12:02] <_joey> I may stay a little while here
[12:02] <_joey> :)
[12:02] <maedox> jvm: Google is your friend. http://jordilin.wordpress.com/2006/07/28/howto-recording-audio-from-the-command-line/
[12:02] <juk> !recovery > juk
[12:02] <leyus> juk: there is a reaction: console: switching to colour frame buffer device 160x50
[12:02] <xbonesx> ppq: are you familiar with this http://news.softpedia.com/news/How-to-Fix-the-Big-and-Ugly-Plymouth-Logo-in-Ubuntu-10-04-140810.shtml
[12:02] <leyus> ehhh hes gone
[12:03] <leyus>  juk: there is a reaction: console: switching to colour frame buffer device 160x50
[12:03] <ppq> xbonesx, no, sorry, plymouth is one of the things i 'apt-get purge' as first after installing ubuntu :) such as pulseaudio and other fragile stuff
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> xbonesx: sup?
[12:03] <_joey> one question - how long it usually takes for a package to appear in repository once a newer version has been released by the author of the   application?
[12:03] <xbonesx> ActionParsnip: alright this is what i have for you one sec
[12:04] <_joey> 3-6 months?
[12:04] <leyus> juk: thats what i have when i pressed alt+f1 while trying to start ubuntu form usb, during staying forever ubuntu log
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> leyus: just get a new hdd for it
[12:04] <leyus> ActionParsnip: that's what im afraid of
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> leyus: new drive is cheaper than new lappy
[12:04] <leyus> ActionParsnip: there is one more option, during power shutdown filesystem was destroyed, in here formating it
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> _joey: something like that
[12:05] <leyus> ActionParsnip: might help
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> !latest | _joey
[12:05] <leyus> ActionParsnip: yes but its really old one, 4 years old, wuthout cd and anything else
[12:05] <tensorpudding> _joey: Most packages don't track the latest stable releases of the upstream software, as far as I am aware.
[12:05] <tensorpudding> _joey: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates
[12:05] <tensorpudding> For instance, the latest 10.04 kernel lags the latest stable by several months
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> leyus: if it does what it needs to do in an acceptable time, its fine
[12:06] <xbonesx> ActionParsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/501414/
[12:06] <xbonesx> ActionParsnip: thats my original
[12:06] <leyus> ActionParsnip: i think its worth next to nothing anyway because half of keys from keybord are missing thanks to my children :D
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> leyus: you dont need a ferrari to drive round the corner to the shop  and back once a week
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> xbonesx: here's mine, I read the whole document: http://pastebin.com/dqYWQnsd
[12:07] <xbonesx> ActionParsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/501415/
[12:07] <xbonesx> ActionParsnip: thats the edited one
[12:07] <leyus> ActionParsnip: on winxp it was impossible on this laptop to use skype and firefox att he same time, but i actualy used it every day. But on ubuntu it was working just fine
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> xbonesx: looks good
[12:08] <xbonesx> ok i ran the echo command, letter for letter, so that part is good
[12:08] <xbonesx> i also did the modules one as well
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> xbonesx: cool. update grub and update initramfs and you are done
[12:09] <leyus> ActionParsnip: speed was ok, it looked nice and all that stuff, my wife was happy that she can use skype and surf, now it's rubbis, thanks son
[12:09] <leyus> :D
[12:09] <xbonesx> i ran update-grub and the other command like i was supposed too, but now i dont get a splash at all isntead i get the the listing of what oing on in the beginning
[12:09] <xbonesx> whats going on*
[12:09] <leyus> ActionParsnip: my little boy knows how to destroy computers :D my daughter destroyed dvd on that one when she was young, he destroyed hard drive :D
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> leyus: kids do that, my nephew has a game called "what does this fit in". He usually plays it with half chewed biscuits or sweets
[12:10] <_joey> !latex
[12:10] <juk> ActionParsnip: do you know where I could edit to enable grub menu?
[12:10] <leyus> ActionParsnip: :D
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> juk: i'm not to conversant with grub
[12:11] <juk> !grub > juk
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> xbonesx: did you run: sudo apt-get install v86d hwinfo
[12:11] <leyus> ok guys thanks again
[12:11] <leyus> i will try this:
[12:11] <leyus> http://www.sysresccd.org/Main_Page
[12:12] <leyus> and a win xp installation
[12:12] <xbonesx> TUT didnt say to add hwinof on the end ????
[12:12] <leyus> if neither will work
[12:12] <FloodBot2> leyus: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:12] <xbonesx> hwinfo...
[12:12] <leyus> i will buy new hard drive
[12:12] <xbonesx> getting hwinfo right now
[12:13] <leyus> bye
[12:15] <xbonesx> ActionParsnip: i ran hwinfo and cant find anything about a video card...
[12:15] <xbonesx> ?
[12:16] <guitar-maniac> Hey! Trying to add trashbin to my upper panel.. but can't find it on the add panel list...
[12:16] <Leman_Russ> Anyone know how I can get an animated background with Conpiz, when I spin the 3D Desktop Cube?
[12:16] <xbonesx> ActionParsnip: i had to run it with | less
[12:16] <Leman_Russ> Looked all over Prefs but cant figure it ou
[12:17] <juk> ActionParsnip: nevermind I don't really need that menu, I have live CD, to be on the safe side
[12:18] <der-eremit> xbonesx try lspci | grep -i vga
[12:18] <mae_tae> people, how do i upgrade squid version 1.2.11 to version 1.3.7? if ever it is upgraded will it not overwrite the current configuration?
[12:20] <maedox> mae_tae: normally upgrades will ask what to do with the config, but make a backup first to be sure.
[12:20] <stuk_gen> hi all
[12:20] <der-eremit> xbonesx you can also use: hwinfo --gfxcard
[12:20] <mae_tae> maedox, ok so how will i upgrade it, will i just directly install the latest squid?
[12:21] <xbonesx>  VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G84 [GeForce 8600M GT] (rev a1)
[12:21] <maedox> mae_tae: if it's installed with a package manager just do « sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade »
[12:22] <stuk_gen> i've a ubuntu-server in my server pc, the pc is configured from another user, today pc is break, and i have to change the motherboard...now it work but i have some problem with the net. Before the accident the net is eth0 now is eth1 how can i configure it to use eth0?
[12:22] <afancy> Hi, Could anybody help me? after I update the Ubuntu, I cannot boot. "Udevadm trigger is not permitted while udev is unconfigured"
[12:22] <mae_tae> maedox, problem the distro where our proxy is installed is fedora
[12:22] <xbonesx> der-eremit: http://paste.ubuntu.com/501421/
[12:23] <xbonesx> wow he left
[12:23] <afancy> Hi, I have two computers installed Ubuntu10.04, now both cannot boot
[12:23] <maedox> mae_tae: ok, then it's yum. I don't know the specifics because I left fedora a long time ago. #fedora or something like that maybe...
[12:23] <afancy> could anybody help me? thanks
[12:24] <maedox> !details | afancy
[12:24] <afancy> ubottu: Ubuntu 10.04
[12:24] <juk> xbonesx: what are you doing?
[12:24] <der-eremit> xbonesx what's your exact problem. i guess i just missed the start of it
[12:24] <xbonesx> juk: http://news.softpedia.com/news/How-to-Fix-the-Big-and-Ugly-Plymouth-Logo-in-Ubuntu-10-04-140810.shtml
[12:24] <xbonesx> juk: but it doesnt work
[12:24] <afancy> when it start xwindow, it stop there
[12:25] <xbonesx> der-eremit: refer to messages to juk
[12:25] <oCean> stuk_gen: probably by editing /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules. There is where the eth0 (or eth1) is linked to a mac address
[12:25] <maedox> afancy: ubottu is a bot. We need error messages or other details as to what you did before if stopped working. exact dates for latest package upgrade etc. There are a million ways a box can not boot.
[12:25] <juk> xbonesx: comeon I did it today, folowing icarus-c link
[12:25] <icarus-c> huh
[12:25] <xbonesx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/501415/
[12:25] <xbonesx> thats my file
[12:25] <maedox> afancy: what happens if you press ctrl-alt-f1 ? do you get a terminal?
[12:25] <afancy> maedox: I just did update a moment ago, not it propmts "Udevadm trigger is not permitted while udev is unconfigured"
[12:25] <icarus-c> lol xbonesx you are doing this for the whole day :-o
[12:25] <xbonesx> setup the right way
[12:26] <xbonesx> icarus-c: yep :p
[12:26] <maedox> afancy: sounds bad. But I'm not sure.
[12:26] <stuk_gen> oCean: ok i do it! now is correct but i cant ping the machine, there are some other to correct?
[12:26] <afancy> maedox: ctrl-alt-1 go into a prompt
[12:26] <oCean> stuk_gen: you restarted the network?
[12:26] <stuk_gen> oCean: yes i reboot the server
[12:27] <icarus-c> xbonesx, you should bother with grub and kernel parameters, since plymouth already working ( you see the purple dot animation screen)   all you want is just changing plymouth theme
[12:27] <icarus-c> xbonesx, i mean you shouldn't
[12:27] <xbonesx> icarus-c: id like to look at it though as im waiting for ubuntu to load
[12:27] <oCean> stuk_gen: okay, then it's hard to tell why the server is not responding to ping. You're sure the interface eth0 is up?
[12:28] <xbonesx> icarus-c: plus the liveusb works just fine... ???
[12:28] <BigWookie> i've got a problem, my postfix seems to ignore the /etc/aliases file
[12:29] <der-eremit> stuk_gen additional to checking if the correct interface is up, you should also check if there's a default gateway bound to the interface
[12:29] <maedox> afancy: ok, so it still works, but some X issues then. Someone should be able to help you. Maybe paste some log output to paste.ubuntu.com or pastebin.com.  /var/log/messages and /var/log/boot.log  perhaps. Also /var/log/apt/history.log might be of interest.
[12:29] <icarus-c> xbonesx, um you use nvidia right?
[12:29] <maedox> !paste | afancy
[12:30] <xbonesx> icarus-c: http://paste.ubuntu.com/501421/
[12:30] <stuk_gen> from another pc i can connect to the server via ssh but not ping...maybe there is some rules to the server that can disable ping?
[12:31] <xbonesx> icarus-c: brb rebooting
[12:31] <der-eremit> stuk_gen yep, probably some ip-tables rules in the way
[12:32] <dhruvasagar> Hey how do I find out what my sound card & video card is ?
[12:32] <icarus-c> dhruvasagar, lspci
[12:32] <der-eremit> dhruvasagar lcpci or hwinfo
[12:33] <HakanD> after a boot failure, i repaired the boot partition with e2fsck command, now I can boot but none of the drivers are working, nvidia, touchpad etc, and i can only work on low graphics mode
[12:33] <HakanD> any ideas?
[12:33] <oCean> BigWookie: your alias_maps file in the postfix config is set to /etc/aliases?
[12:34] <BigWookie> i found the problem, very strange
[12:34] <maedox> dhruvasagar: « sudo apt-get install hwinfo && hwinfo --sound --gfxcard »
[12:34] <BigWookie> in /etc/mailname was a wrong (but existent and valid ) domain
[12:34] <dhruvasagar> Thanks icarus-c & der-eremit, der-eremit it's lspci
[12:35] <icarus-c> dhruvasagar, hardinfo is another tool. (GUI)
[12:35] <oCean> BigWookie: ok. good thing you found it
[12:35] <der-eremit> dhruvasagar lspci is on board, hwinfo needs to be installed
[12:35] <_joey> this is what I want to install texlive-full minus support for different languages
[12:35] <BigWookie> interesting thing, it just ignored the aliases
[12:35] <BigWookie> no explanation
[12:35] <dhruvasagar> yea I figured that out :)
[12:36] <xbonesx> icarus-c: i swear it has something to do with startupmanager, but i have uninstalled it
[12:36] <thune3> HakanD: first i might look in /lost+found (need sudo or root) and see if any important files got put there.
[12:37] <HakanD> thune3, thanks i ll try that now
[12:37] <dhruvasagar> icarus-c: maedox der-eremit thanks a lot
[12:40] <manfredrasta> hiç
[12:41] <manfredrasta> can anybody help connecting my laptop with LUbuntu to mi wireless connection please?
[12:41] <manfredrasta> hi?
[12:41] <Propel> anyone here play steam on ubuntu?
[12:41] <manfredrasta> is there anybody here?
[12:41] <Propel> hi manfredrasta
[12:41] <manfredrasta> hi
[12:41] <pzn> Can you recommend some package for plotting a "csv" file? I need to see a graphic and zoom-in zoom-out interactively. openoffice is tooooo slow. I have about 40000 lines.
[12:41] <coz_> manfredrasta,  I am sure there are many here :)
[12:42] <manfredrasta> Propel:  i need help
[12:42] <BEAST_> CSV frim what
[12:42] <Propel> lol i do too lol
[12:42] <der-eremit> manfredrasta just use the network-manager applet
[12:42] <Pici> !nickspam > Jason-
[12:42] <der-eremit> manfredrasta ALT+F2 nm-applet
[12:42] <manfredrasta> XD
[12:42] <Propel> I'm wondering if anyone uses STEAM on ubuntu
[12:42] <coz_> manfredrasta,  just tell us the problem
[12:42] <Propel> and how the gameplay is
[12:43] <HakanD> thune3, there is tons of foldes and files in lost+found, any idea on what to do with them
[12:43] <manfredrasta> I have to connect to the wireless with lubuntu
[12:43] <nosr> hey would anyone mind helping me with a simple tcp flag question?
[12:43] <bhaveshvala> i have issue of iowait
[12:43] <manfredrasta> I explain
[12:43] <bhaveshvala> which is currently 100%
[12:43] <BEAST_> nosr: ?
[12:43] <manfredrasta> the cabled connection works great
[12:43] <maedox> Propel: I use it with Crossover Games and it works very good.
[12:44] <Propel> Hi, maedox!
[12:44] <Propel> What software do you use to emulate STEAM on ubuntu?
[12:44] <Propel> wine?
[12:44] <Propel> vmware?
[12:44] <manfredrasta> and I can insert a wireless connection easily
[12:44] <bhaveshvala> how can i debug iowait issue
[12:44] <bhaveshvala> anybody
[12:44] <thune3> HakanD: can you ID any major folder? (since the root name of the folders will be broken)? otherwise i would install debsums package (if possible) and run "debsums -ac"
[12:44] <manfredrasta> I enter the ESSID and the password and give a name to the connection
[12:45] <xbonesx> icarus-c: come up with anything
[12:45] <manfredrasta> but now
[12:45] <thune3> HakanD: "sudo debsums -ac" will report files that differ from their installed versions and could allow you to identify packages than need reinstallation.
[12:45] <xbonesx> i noticed from tweaking with the grub.cfg file that i have to have vga=<something> for it to show up
[12:45] <der-eremit> manfredrasta did you get an error or something?
[12:45] <manfredrasta> there is no wireless icon in the desktop as with the cabled connection
[12:45] <HakanD> thune3, thanks, trying that now
[12:45] <xbonesx> icarus-c: i noticed from tweaking with the grub.cfg file that i have to have vga=<something> for it to show up
[12:46] <manfredrasta> any errors
[12:46] <der-eremit> manfredrasta check if the interface is up: ip addr show
[12:46] <ben_q> any expert here on unionfs-fuse? I'd like to know if there is a possibility to find out the real location of a file that I see in a unionfs-mounted directory.
[12:46] <der-eremit> manfredrasta is there something like wlan0 with an assigned IP?
[12:47] <manfredrasta> der-eremit: i'll see, just a minute
[12:47] <maedox> Propel: I use Crossover, which is based on Wine. I currently play Counter-strike Source now and then. Been meaning to try Team Fortress 2 also, since I played that a while back on windows.
[12:47] <xbonesx> der-eremit: the problems is i cant get the plymouth boot loading screen to gotot the right res...
[12:47] <manfredrasta> der-eremit: there is lo and eth0
[12:48] <Propel> The game play is smooth? No lag, glitchiness or any other issues?
[12:48] <xbonesx> der-eremit: works just fine with the liveusb
[12:48] <der-eremit> manfredrasta okay, then your wifi interface isn't up
[12:48] <der-eremit> xbonesx uhm, i'm not that experienced with grub2 configuration - never mess around with grub2 ;)
[12:48] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, what should i do then?
[12:49] <maedox> Propel: please mention my nick it you are talking to me. Yes, the gameplay is good.
[12:49]  * xbonesx wants to shoot himself :S
[12:49] <BigWookie> this is driving me crazy, postfix is still ignoring /etc/aliases
[12:49] <Propel> sorry, maedox
[12:49] <maedox> Propel: Crossover has a free trial you can try. You can also use Wine yourself but there's no guarantee it will work as well.
[12:49]  * xbonesx invites BigWookie to his boat, has an extra oar
[12:50] <manfredrasta> der-eremit: how do I set up my wifi interface?
[12:50] <Propel> maedox, yeah, i heard wine wasn't very good emulating steam.
[12:50] <BigWookie> thanks :)
[12:50] <sipior> BigWookie: you've run newaliases, i assume?
[12:50] <BigWookie> yep
[12:50] <xbonesx> manfredrasta: what card?
[12:50] <maedox> Propel: Crossover has tweaked it a lot so it plays nice with Ubuntu.
[12:50] <Propel> maedox, is it almost like you're playing on Windows, it's that good on Crossover?
[12:50] <manfredrasta> xbonesx, dont know. How do I check it?
[12:50] <Propel> maedox, like 100fps?
[12:51] <xbonesx> manfredrasta: you working from ubuntu?
[12:51] <maedox> Propel: I guess it depends on your setup, but I believe it is very close.
[12:51] <manfredrasta> xbonesx, lubuntu
[12:51] <der-eremit> manfredrasta let's check if your wifi interface has been recognized: dmesg | less
[12:51] <dhruvasagar> Propel: I consider gameplay to be decent with steam although I haven't played extensively...i played on wine
[12:51] <der-eremit> manfredrasta search for wlan
[12:51] <Propel> maedox, what are your computer specs?
[12:51] <xbonesx> der-eremit: go for it
[12:51] <maedox> Propel: Core i7 930, 6 GB RAM, old 8800 GTS gfxcard.
[12:52] <Propel> dhruvasagar, I haerd there was a noticeable difference in game play, like it wasn't the same.
[12:52] <dhruvasagar> Propel: I play a whole lot of games for that matter on wine and they work pretty well, like counter-strike, need for speed.
[12:52] <sniperjo_> does anyone know what the iwconfig mac equivalent is?
[12:52] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: sudo lshw -C network
[12:52] <dhruvasagar> Propel: I am sure there will be a noticeable difference compared to say steam on windows
[12:52] <dhruvasagar> Propel: but its still quite good
[12:52] <Propel> maedox, I have core2Quad, 3GBs RAM and 8600GT
[12:52] <maedox> Propel: been meaning to get a new gfxcard also but I play more and more on PS3 instead.
[12:52] <nosr> does anyone know an example where a normal tcp connection has the server send a packet with the syn=1 and ack=0
[12:52] <dhruvasagar> Propel: especially if you don't wish to go back to windows
[12:52] <maedox> Propel: that should work very well.
[12:53] <dhruvasagar> nosr: are you sure you are in the right channel ?
[12:53] <Propel> I really hate WIndows, but I don't really want to switch over to Ubuntu if I can't play STEAM well.
[12:53] <Propel> maedox, is there a way to get Crossover (non trial) for free?
[12:54] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, it too big file! how can I search for the word wlan?
[12:54] <dhruvasagar> Propel: I suppose, since you probably play quite a lot, perhaps you should play and judge for yourself
[12:54] <der-eremit> manfredrasta hit '/' and enter wlan
[12:54] <der-eremit> manfredrasta and then <RETURN> of course
[12:54] <thune3> sniperjo_: your question has a couple interpretations, can you restate it. what are you looking for/to-do?
[12:55] <Giacomo> ciao
[12:55] <Giacomo> !list
[12:55] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, pattern not found
[12:55] <Propel> dhruvasagar, yeah, it looks like I'll have to test it out myself
[12:55] <der-eremit> manfredrasta ok just to be sure, try: lshw -C network
[12:55] <sniperjo_> Does anyone know a command, similar to iwconfig for OSX, where i can see the signal / link quality
[12:55] <dhruvasagar> Propel: good luck
[12:55] <maedox> Propel: I don't think so. I got a 50 % discount in my email inbox after signing up for the trial. You should try that and just wait until the trial is over. A representative or auto-email might be sent giving you a discount. Or else you can send a nice email to them asking for a student discount or something like that.
[12:56] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, how do I return to the terminal?
[12:56] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, I am allready in the file
[12:56] <der-eremit> manfredrasta q
[12:56] <tasslehoff> I'm trying to setup static IP on my Ubuntu Desktop, but Network Manager seems to intefere with my manual editing of /etc/network/interfaces and /etc/resolv.conf.
[12:56] <dhruvasagar> Propel: I used to dislike wine almost as much as I disliked Windows, but over the last few years, they've done well, I am now able to play a lot of my treasured games! So at least I am happy :)
[12:56] <sniperjo_> thune3:  any better?
[12:57] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, I have to write the command with sudo isn'it?
[12:57] <thune3> sniperjo_: it's iwconfig in ubuntu too. is it not giving you the info you want? should see something like "Link Quality=96/100  Signal level:-32 dBm  Noise level=-69 dBm"
[12:57] <der-eremit> manfredrasta not necessarily
[12:57] <_joey> !firefox
[12:57] <prower> hello :> there was a kernel update available this morning when i ran through upgrades for 10.04...having some problems with it since the change, however :< the most notable one is that it seems pulseaudio isn't working as a sound source any longer
[12:57] <sniperjo_> thune3:  ubuntu is giving me exactly what i want, OSX isnt !
[12:57] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, ok without sudo it says:
[12:57] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, marino@marino-laptop:~$ lshw -C network
[12:57] <manfredrasta> WARNING: you should run this program as super-user.
[12:57] <manfredrasta>   *-network
[12:57] <manfredrasta>        description: Ethernet interface
[12:57] <manfredrasta>        product: 82801BA/BAM/CA/CAM Ethernet Controller
[12:57] <FloodBot2> manfredrasta: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:57] <manfredrasta>        vendor: Intel Corporation
[12:58] <Propel> Thank you both dhruvasagar and maedox
[12:58] <sniperjo_> thune3: iwconfig doesnt exist in osx, are there any other linux commands that i may be able to use on my osx machine
[12:58] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, can i talk?
[12:58] <der-eremit> manfredrasta yep
[12:58] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, do you read me?
[12:59] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, I was scared...
[12:59] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, so can you read what the command returned me?
[12:59] <thune3> sniperjo_: not really an ubuntu question! maybe http://osxdaily.com/2010/07/07/test-wireless-signal-strength-from-the-command-line/
[12:59] <der-eremit> manfredrasta if the vendor line was the last one.. yes, otherwise it has been stripped by the flood bot
[13:00] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: either pastebin or just the line that starts with product in the wireless section
[13:00] <Copernic_> hi all, did anyone hear about the new new gallium3d directx10/11 library ?
[13:00] <sniperjo_> thune3:  thanks but unfortunately im not using the built in Wifi card, im using a stronger usb card
[13:00] <der-eremit> manfredrasta BRB
[13:00] <Copernic_> I wonder how they made this possible :o
[13:01] <Copernic_> oh wait I should go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[13:01] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, there is not a wireless section
[13:01] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, there is network section
[13:01] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, what do you mean by BRB?
[13:01] <thune3> sniperjo_: i don't know
[13:02] <sniperjo_> is there a OSX channel on freenode?
[13:02] <rww> sniperjo_: try ##apple
[13:02] <rww> or ##mac
[13:03] <guitar-maniac> I can't seem to get into my compiz settings... i tried to install compiz config settings manager but it says that it cannot find the package. When i click my compuz fusion icon, nothing happens.
[13:03] <sniperjo_> rww: cheers
[13:04] <ppq> guitar-maniac, tried 'sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager'?
[13:04] <afancy> hi, could anybody help me? I cannot start x-window http://dpaste.org/exWQ/
[13:04] <manfredrasta> der-eremit|AFK, are you here?
[13:05] <guitar-maniac> ppq: sudo apt-get install compiz config-settings-manager  this was the command yeah. i checked that i have the community maintained..... repo box checked
[13:05] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: it should say network, then description wireless interface, the next line that starts product is the one needed
[13:05] <Ghostly> I am trying to get the driver for Atheros AR8152 manually so that a laptop will have network support, currently it does not have any kind of network connection so i am kind of stuck andy advice.
[13:05] <afancy> http://dpaste.org/ujMj/
[13:05] <afancy> Hi, i failed to start xwindow http://dpaste.org/ujMj/
[13:05] <coz_> afancy,  sorry I cant help but stick around... somone will get to you :)
[13:05] <Zvezda> hello
[13:06] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, in the section network, there is description: Ethernet interface
[13:06] <ppq> guitar-maniac, please show me what following command says: 'apt-cache policy compizconfig-settings-manager'
[13:06] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, no other description
[13:07] <kaizen> anyone know how to reduce the number of php processes spawned when apache is in mpm worker mode using fcgid?
[13:07] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: Are you sure, have you tried scrolling up?
[13:07] <kaizen> it keeps spawning 9 even though i have limited maxprocess to 1
[13:07] <guitar-maniac> ppq: compizconfig-settings-manager:
[13:07] <guitar-maniac>   Asennettu: 0.8.2-0ubuntu1
[13:07] <guitar-maniac>   Ehdokas: 0.8.2-0ubuntu1
[13:07] <guitar-maniac>   Versiotaulukko:
[13:07] <guitar-maniac>  *** 0.8.2-0ubuntu1 0
[13:07] <FloodBot2> guitar-maniac: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:07] <kaizen> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/501437/
[13:08] <afancy> hi, could anybody help me_, I cannot start xwindow Ubuntu 10.04 http://dpaste.org/x87n/
[13:08] <Zvezda> I am using Xubuntu 10.4, how can I make a certain program load automatically on start up?
[13:08] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, i cant scroll, there are just 10 or 11 lines
[13:08] <guitar-maniac> ppq: http://paste.ubuntu.com/501438/ shows that it is installed. but nothing  happens when i try to launch it.
[13:08] <ppq> guitar-maniac, ok, then it is already installed. try executing 'ccsm'
[13:08] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, description, product, vendor...
[13:09] <rww> Zvezda: Settings -> Session and Startup -> Application Autostart -> Add
[13:09] <rww> (I'm not using Lucid's Xfce, names may be slightly different)
[13:09] <guitar-maniac> Ok, that launched it. Don't seem to work from the menu button, but thanks! I was wondering what was the terminal command to the setting
[13:09] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: please do this - sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[13:10] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, what is this for?
[13:10] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: Then sudo lshw -C network > net.txt && patebinit -i net.txt
[13:10] <Zvezda> rww - its not listed in the list, but there is a button where I can click ADD (to add the program)  how do I add it?
[13:10] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: So I can see it
[13:10] <jvm> hi. using ubuntu 9.10: i want to capture sound that's outputted through my soundcard. my microphone is working perfectly with sound recorder, where i can choose as only option "Record from input: Capture". how would i use an output device as an input device?
[13:11] <rww> Zvezda: Press Add and then type in a name and description, and then the command...
[13:11] <maedox> « lshw -C network | patebinit - »
[13:11] <rww> Zvezda: if you can't see the Add button, try resizing the window. It was cut off at the bottom for me at first.
[13:11] <Zvezda> rww - what is command?
[13:11] <nothingspecial> Or that
[13:11] <rww> Zvezda: whatever it is you want to run...
[13:12] <afancy> Hi, could anybody help me? i cannot start my xwindow @Sep 27 13:56:57 localhost kernel: [    2.950721] device-mapper: ioctl: error adding target to table@
[13:12] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: Whichever way you need to post the url that the terminal gives you when it`s done
[13:12] <der-eremit> manfredrasta re
[13:12] <Ghostly> I am trying to get the driver for Atheros AR8152 manually so that a laptop will have network support, currently it does not have any kind of network connection so i am kind of stuck any advice.
[13:12] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, ok
[13:12] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, hi
[13:13] <der-eremit> manfredrasta btw, which laptop do you use?
[13:13] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, an old toshiba satellite pro 4600
[13:13] <afancy> Hi, could anybody help me? i cannot start my xwindow, and I got the error> Sep 27 13:56:57 localhost kernel: [    2.950721] device-mapper: ioctl: error adding target to table
[13:14] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, ok i runned sudo lshw -C network > net.txt && pastebinit -i net.txt
[13:14] <Demerzel_> morning folks
[13:14] <ppq> afancy, this error hos nothing to do with x imho. please nopaste your /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[13:14] <der-eremit> manfredrasta you haven't got a built-in wireless right? you're using a PCMCIA or am I wrong?
[13:14] <Demerzel_> anyone here know how to add startup items to gnome from the commandline?  preferably how to do that so anyone who logs in to the machine has those items starting up?
[13:15] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: What was the url?
[13:15] <afancy> ppq: http://dpaste.org/xAMB/
[13:15] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, yes it is built in wireless.  Are you using a usb thingy
[13:17] <corecode> i.e. the background isn't slightly transparent anymore, and i can't find the size setting for the windows
[13:17] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, what do you mean? no wireless where?
[13:17] <afancy> Hi, could anybody help me? i cannot start my xwindow, and I got the error> Sep 27 13:56:57 localhost kernel: [    2.950721] device-mapper: ioctl: error adding target to table
[13:17] <corecode> any idea what would be the case?
[13:18] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, it is built in
[13:18] <der-eremit> manfredrasta either there's missing something in the dump or there's no recognized wireless chip
[13:18] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, der-eremit : i try to reboot the wireless card
[13:18] <pokoko222> how can i save this mp3`s? http://webcast.berkeley.edu/course_details.php?seriesid=1906978282
[13:18] <der-eremit> manfredrasta rebooting the wireless card?
[13:18] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, nothingspecial : but how do you know it??? is for that url i sent you?
[13:18] <grigoriades> i press right click on an .exe file and i try to open it with wine and nothing happens. What i should do?
[13:19] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, i mean turn it off, and then on
[13:19] <der-eremit> manfredrasta yep, it's a dump of all network devices
[13:19] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, ok
[13:19] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: yes? there is no wireless detected by the kernel
[13:19] <etrisnanto> hello all
[13:19] <afancy> Hi, could anybody help me? i cannot start my xwindow, and I got the error> (II) AIGLX error: dlopen of /usr/lib/dri/nouveau_dri.so failed (/usr/lib/dri/nouveau_dri.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory)
[13:19] <der-eremit> manfredrasta but there's only an ethernet interface
[13:19] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, nothingspecial : i have turn it off and then on again
[13:20] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, nothingspecial : maybe I have to disconect the ethernet?
[13:20] <der-eremit> manfredrasta nope
[13:20] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, nothingspecial : with XUbuntu I could see my wireless line
[13:20] <grigoriades> i press right click on an .exe file and i try to open it with wine and nothing happens. What i should do?
[13:21] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, nothingspecial : so i think my wireless card work good
[13:21] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: You using Lubuntu?
[13:21] <afancy> Hi, could anybody help me? i cannot start my xwindow, and I got the error> (II) AIGLX error: dlopen of /usr/lib/dri/nouveau_dri.so failed (/usr/lib/dri/nouveau_dri.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory)
[13:21] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, yes, lubuntu
[13:21] <ppq> grigoriades, look for a guide for the application you want to run at appdb.winehq.org
[13:21] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: It shouldn`t make a difference {X,L}ubuntu
[13:22] <pokoko222> how can i save this mp3`s? http://webcast.berkeley.edu/course_details.php?seriesid=1906978282
[13:22] <n8w> hey
[13:22] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, with xubuntu i could see the wifi menu graphickly
[13:22] <der-eremit> manfredrasta LOL, you're suffering from that issue for some time now.. i've found your forum entry
[13:22] <ppq> grigoriades, anyway, to see error messages, you have to run your program in a terminal-window: 'wine ~/.drive_c/Programs/YourProgram/foobar.exe'
[13:22] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, XD
[13:23] <der-eremit> manfredrasta the wifi stuff can be access via nm-applet
[13:23] <n8w> im havin a small issue, ive got one disk devided into two partitions(ntfs(win7),ext3(linux)) the problem is that i cant see some files on ntfs when im in linux...
[13:23] <der-eremit> manfredrasta but i doubt that this will change anything as long as the chip isn't detected
[13:23] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, so?
[13:23] <n8w> anyone havin an idea what could b the cause?
[13:23] <der-eremit> n8w probably hidden files - try ls -la
[13:23] <pokoko222> how can i save this mp3`s? http://webcast.berkeley.edu/course_details.php?seriesid=1906978282
[13:24] <n8w> der-eremit:  hmm not rly, those r just regular docx files
[13:24] <der-eremit> n8w ok, was just a guess
[13:24] <der-eremit> manfredrasta good question, i'm a bit cluesless right now
[13:24] <n8w> der-eremit:  ye thx for that anywai
[13:24] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, xubuntu could detect it
[13:24] <afancy> Hi, could anybody help me? i cannot start my xwindow, and I got the error> (II) AIGLX error: dlopen of /usr/lib/dri/nouveau_dri.so failed (/usr/lib/dri/nouveau_dri.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory)
[13:25] <afancy> Hi, could anybody help me? i cannot start my xwindow, and I got the error> (II) AIGLX error: dlopen of /usr/lib/dri/nouveau_dri.so failed (/usr/lib/dri/nouveau_dri.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory)
[13:25] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, any suggestion?
[13:25] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: Boot the Xubuntu cd then get the name o the card
[13:25] <der-eremit> manfredrasta which xubuntu and which lubuntu?
[13:25] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, how do I get it?
[13:26] <der-eremit> manfredrasta good idead by nothingspecial, and don't forget to checkout the module list
[13:26] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: I thought you might still have it
[13:26] <afancy> Hi, could anybody help me? i cannot start my xwindow, and I got the error> (II) AIGLX error: dlopen of /usr/lib/dri/nouveau_dri.so failed (/usr/lib/dri/nouveau_dri.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory)
[13:26] <der-eremit> manfredrasta probably the kernel module hasn't been loaded
[13:27] <ashkan_> join centos
[13:27] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, nothingspecial lubuntu 10.04 and xubuntu 9.04
[13:27] <ashkan_> join #centos
[13:27] <bazhang> ashkan_, /join #channel
[13:27] <afancy> Hi, could anybody help me? i cannot start my xwindow, and I got the error> (II) AIGLX error: dlopen of /usr/lib/dri/nouveau_dri.so failed (/usr/lib/dri/nouveau_dri.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory)
[13:27] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, wich command to see the name of the card?
[13:27] <der-eremit> manfredrasta same as before lshw -C network
[13:27] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: same in xubuntu lshw -C network
[13:28] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, wich command to check the module list?
[13:28] <afancy> grep erro /var/log/message : Sep 27 13:56:57 localhost kernel: [    2.950721] device-mapper: ioctl: error adding target to table
[13:28] <der-eremit> manfredrasta lsmod
[13:28] <gratz|work> With Hal now deprecated (at least it seems to be.. no longer appearing in d-feet on Ubuntu 10.10 beta - meerkat), what is the best way to programmatically detect device inserts for things like usb devices? Before I could watch for a 'DeviceAdded' signal on Hal.Manager..
[13:28] <pokoko222> what do i need to play mp3 on ubuntu
[13:28] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, der-eremit :ok thanks
[13:28] <bazhang> gratz|work, #ubuntu+1 for 10.10
[13:28] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, der-eremit : wait for me please
[13:28] <nothingspecial> pokoko222: ubuntu-restricted-extras
[13:28] <gratz|work> doh
[13:28] <gratz|work> ok thanks
[13:28] <afancy> Hi, could anybody help me? i cannot start my xwindow, and I got the error> (II) AIGLX error: dlopen of /usr/lib/dri/nouveau_dri.so failed (/usr/lib/dri/nouveau_dri.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory)
[13:28] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: Can`t promise, sorry
[13:29] <der-eremit> manfredrasta guess i'll be here then
[13:29] <afancy> grep erro /var/log/message : Sep 27 13:56:57 localhost kernel: [    2.950721] device-mapper: ioctl: error adding target to table
[13:29] <pokoko222> nothingspecial how do install that
[13:29] <llutz> manfredrasta: pastebin output of "lspci" please
[13:30] <nothingspecial> sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[13:30] <afancy> grep erro /var/log/message : Sep 27 13:56:57 localhost kernel: [    2.950721] device-mapper: ioctl: error adding target to table
[13:30] <afancy> Hi, could anybody help me? i cannot start my xwindow, and I got the error> (II) AIGLX error: dlopen of /usr/lib/dri/nouveau_dri.so failed (/usr/lib/dri/nouveau_dri.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory)
[13:30] <AbhiJit> hi
[13:31] <mkanyicy> afancy, what is xwindow?
[13:31] <MooshiMuushi> :D
[13:31] <mkanyicy> you mean X Windows, afancy ?
[13:31] <der-eremit> mkanyicy i guess he means his xorg
[13:31] <llutz> mkanyicy: X window (no trailing s)
[13:32] <afancy> mkanyicy: yes
[13:32] <classical__> how can i view what is in zip file without unziping it ?
[13:33] <afancy> mkanyicy: i cannot start it
[13:33] <AbhiJit> classical__, double click it
[13:33] <afancy> mkanyicy: i have two computer Ubuntu 10.04, not both cannot start
[13:33] <mkanyicy> afancy, are you starting it manually or during the normal boot process
[13:33] <der-eremit> afancy https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-nouveau/+bug/529590
[13:33] <afancy> mkanyicy: normal boot process
[13:33] <corecode> how do you change the default terminal size in lucid?  i vaguely remember having seen some configuration dialog
[13:34] <classical__> AbhiJit, i do not have a gui
[13:34] <der-eremit> afancy nouveau lacks of the 3d component. so no 3d acceleration -> no AIGLX
[13:34] <maedox> corecode: « gnome-terminal --geometry=140x35 »
[13:34] <AbhiJit> classical__, ask in #ubuntu-server
[13:35] <maedox> corecode: for some idiotic reason it was removed in the latest gnome-terminal update.
[13:35] <corecode> maedox: no, i saw a configuration dialog
[13:35] <classical__> AbhiJit, thx
[13:35] <afancy> der-eremit: so, how should i do now
[13:35] <corecode> maedox: weh wah?
[13:35] <corecode> maedox: like, some days ago?
[13:35] <maedox> corecode: at least I don't have it anymore, and I remember my gnome-terminal getting updated.
[13:35] <maedox> corecode: yes.
[13:35] <corecode> oh gah.
[13:35] <corecode> thanks
[13:36] <corecode> so i'm not going insane
[13:36] <AbhiJit> !enter | corecode
[13:36] <maedox> corecode: put the command with geometry in a script and use that as default terminal in System > prefs > preferred apps
[13:36] <llutz> corecode: gnome-terminal 2.29.6 still has that menu-option
[13:37] <corecode> how come lucid gets so many point updates?
[13:37] <corecode> or even more
[13:37] <lost_and_unfound> greetings all. I am creating a pppoe account tester. I have a bash script that does a pon dialing. I have a web interface that passes the variables to the bash script to try and make the connection. I have added both my user:group to the dip group in /etc/groups. When i `su -l www-user` and run the script it runs correctly, but via the web interface it fails. I also notice the permissions does differ. Any suggestions how to
[13:37] <der-eremit> afancy set AIGLX to off in your xorg (ServerFlags)
[13:37] <bazhang> corecode, its lts
[13:37] <OerHeks> corecode you can turn updates off, if you don't want them.
[13:37] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, nothingspecial hi
[13:37] <der-eremit> manfredrasta wb
[13:37] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, nothingspecial : now I am running xubuntu from the live cd
[13:37] <silasdavis> hello what is default ubuntu livecd user/pass?
[13:38] <afancy> der-eremit: where_
[13:38] <bazhang> silasdavis, there is none
[13:38] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, nothingspecial : how do I dump the things you need?
[13:38] <corecode> i like updates, just not those that drop useful behavior
[13:38] <silasdavis> bazhang: there is always a user
[13:38] <afancy> der-eremit: but there is no xorg
[13:38] <afancy> der-eremit: where is the xorg
[13:39] <der-eremit> afancy oh right, there's none anymore
[13:39] <afancy> der-eremit: i cannot find xorg file
[13:39] <der-eremit> afancy but you still can create one
[13:40] <VCoolio> afancy: Xorg -configure    will create /etc/X11/xorg.conf, then edit that
[13:40] <der-eremit> manfredrasta you're currently running from the live cd?
[13:40] <afancy> VCoolio: cat: /etc/X11/xorg.conf: No such file or directory
[13:40] <manfredrasta> running lshw -C network, gives me one network with wireless interface
[13:40] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, yes
[13:40] <silasdavis> can anyone tell me the default ubuntu livecd username, I don't have it in front of me
[13:40] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, and running lshw -C network, gives me one network with wireless interface
[13:40] <der-eremit> you can copy&paste it directly to pastebin
[13:41] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, so xubuntu detects it
[13:41] <afancy> VCoolio: http://dpaste.org/srv3/
[13:41] <afancy> der-eremit: http://dpaste.org/srv3/
[13:41] <jared> anyone having trouble with terminal crashing in xubuntu maverick?
[13:41] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, are you here?
[13:41] <der-eremit> manfredrasta yep, let's check it in detail and compare it to the stuff that lubuntu says
[13:42] <bazhang> jared, #ubuntu+1 for 10.10
[13:42] <Zvezda> zww - the program is called TeamViewer, how do I add it in command?
[13:42] <Bo|su> I plugged an external monitor into a laptop an screwed up the graphics. The system is no longer bootable and grub is not accessible.  I extracted the drive, what is the file I'm looking to modify?
[13:42] <jared> k thanks
[13:42] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, now there are two networks. One ethernet an d one wireless
[13:42] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, with lubuntu only gives me the ethernet
[13:42] <der-eremit> manfredrasta sounds good
[13:42] <quanru> china keboard is same to the usa keboard?"?
[13:42] <VCoolio> afancy: ok; ctrl+alt+f1 to get to console, 'sudo service gdm stop' to stop X, then 'sudo Xorg -configure' to create xorg.conf; then sudo service gdm start to get back to login
[13:43] <der-eremit> manfredrasta what's the wireless card?
[13:43] <pzn> I need a recommendation about a program to plot graphics from csv-file and zoom-in/out interactively. can you suggest a package name?
[13:44] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, how do i know it? lsmod?
[13:44] <afancy> VCoolio: http://dpaste.org/THMS/
[13:44] <llutz> manfredrasta: lspci
[13:44] <der-eremit> manfredrasta from the lshw output
[13:44] <silasdavis> pzn: gnuplot is what usually comes to mind, I'm not sure about interactive zoom with that package, though
[13:44] <der-eremit> manfredrasta product: ... something
[13:45] <zhangjd> #dota
[13:45] <Zvezda> Anyone - I am trying to autostart a program, but it says I need to add command.  what is command?
[13:45] <VCoolio> afancy: "Number of created screens does not match number of detected devices." this one I don't know about; sorry
[13:45] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, there is no line product:...
[13:45] <der-eremit> vendor?
[13:45] <rww> Zvezda: which program are you trying to start?
[13:45] <afancy> VCoolio:
[13:45] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, there is description, phisicall id:,
[13:45] <mark7845> can anyone tell me why i get the following error from hunspell: Can't open affix or dictionary files for dictionary named "en_GB"
[13:45] <afancy> VCoolio: what
[13:45] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, ...
[13:45] <pzn> silasdavis, ok, I'll try gnuplot
[13:45] <Zvezda> TeamViewer
[13:45] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, logical name,
[13:45] <Zvezda> zww - TeamViewer, its a remote access program
[13:46] <Zvezda> zww - I downloaded it
[13:46] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: hi
[13:46] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, hi
[13:46] <rww> Zvezda: how do you run it? is there an icon in your menu or do you have a command for it?
[13:46] <VCoolio> afancy: that's the problem in your paste; I don't know how to solve
[13:46] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, i am now with the live cd of xubuntu
[13:47] <der-eremit> manfredrasta uhm, that's bad.
[13:47] <Zvezda> I press APPLICATIONS, Networking, its "TeamViewer" in there
[13:47] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[13:48] <rww> Zvezda: I think Xubuntu comes with a menu editor, you could use that to find the command that Applications > Network > TeamViewer runs.
[13:48] <rww> As I said, I don't have Lucid Xfce installed, so...
[13:48] <glaucous> What's the Ubuntu 10.10's ppa? Apparently it got AMD/ATI 10.10 beta drivers which I need.
[13:48] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: sudo lshw -C network | pastebinit -
[13:48] <rww> if you haven't tried already, #xubuntu would know better.
[13:48] <Zvezda> rww - how do I do that?
[13:49] <rww> Zvezda: ask in #xubuntu, I don't remember how to run Xubuntu's menu editor
[13:49] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: back in a couple of minutes, aslong as you use my name I will see it
[13:50] <lost_and_unfound> greetings all. I am creating a pppoe account tester. I have a bash script that does a pon dialing. I have a web interface that passes the variables to the bash script to try and make the connection. I have added both my user:group to the dip group in /etc/groups. When i `su -l www-user` and run the script it runs correctly, but via the web interface it fails. I also notice the permissions does differ. Any suggestions how to
[13:50] <joey_> I installed gnome
[13:50] <VCoolio> Zvezda: if it's in the menu, there is probably a .desktop file in /usr/share/applications or ~/.local/share/applications, check what the Exec= line says
[13:50] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, http://pastebin.com
[13:51] <joey_> how do I configure so that gnome start at boot rather than console logoin?
[13:51] <forkup> Zvezda: the command for teamviewer in the menu is /opt/teamviewer/teamviewer/5/bin/teamviewer
[13:51] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: I need the full url
[13:51] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, this is correct? sudo lshw -C network | pastebinit -
[13:52] <manfredrasta> finishes with -??
[13:52] <MooshiMuushi> Anyone know how to trim a video without re-encoding?
[13:53] <der-eremit> manfredrasta yep, takes STDIN as input
[13:53] <Propel> maedox, what version of CrossOver linux do you use?
[13:53] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: Yep
[13:53] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, nothingspecial : and why doesn't it gives me the complete url?
[13:53] <corecode> maedox: some debian update took it out
[13:54] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, nothingspecial : it only gives me http://pastebin.com
[13:54] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: Try sudo lshw -C network > x.txt && pastebinit -i x.txt
[13:55] <bazhang> corecode, debian?
[13:55] <zetheroo> is there any application in Linux that will show you your motherboard model number?
[13:55] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, nothingspecial : again only http://pastebin.com
[13:56] <der-eremit> manfredrasta uhm.. then copy&paste it directly to pastebin
[13:56] <zyt_>
[13:56] <zyt_>
[13:56] <zyt_>
[13:56] <FloodBot2> zyt_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:56] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, what is pastebin?
[13:56] <BluesKaj> "morning
[13:56] <dan__> hey
[13:56] <der-eremit> manfredrasta the website -> pastebin.com
[13:56] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: go here   http://pastebin.com and paste it in
[13:56] <corecode> bazhang: yes, debian
[13:56] <dan__> u can add me so that we can chat
[13:56] <bazhang> corecode, you are running debian or ubuntu
[13:57] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, nothingspecial : ok
[13:57] <Seidr> Heya - you might see this question alot but I've got to ask it anyway. Are there any known issues in with Ubuntu when using ISPConfig 3 and Jailkit (version 2.12, most recent version) - as I can't for the life of me get new users to be created jailed! :(
[13:57] <cheesebear> isnt ubuntu an operating system?
[13:57] <bazhang> cheesebear, yes
[13:57] <corecode> bazhang: do you even know what i am talking about?
[13:58] <cheesebear> hello baz
[13:58] <joey_> !plugin
[13:58] <joey_> !flash
[13:58] <cheesebear> we meet again mawhahaw
[13:58] <bazhang> cheesebear, chat in #ubuntu-offtopic please
[13:59] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, nothingspecial : done. I called it manfredrasta
[13:59] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, nothingspecial : is that what you wanted?
[14:00] <cheesebear> oh i have come to chat about ubuntu
[14:01] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: need the url
[14:01] <bazhang> cheesebear, this not the channel for that
[14:01] <der-eremit> manfredrasta can you give me the URL
[14:01] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, nothingspecial : sorry, http://pastebin.com/qFhYEGSn
[14:02] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, nothingspecial : is that what you want
[14:02] <der-eremit> manfredrasta yep
[14:02] <cheesebear> is this  channel for  ubuntu tec suport?
[14:02] <bazhang> cheesebear, yes
[14:02] <llutz> manfredrasta: "orinoco" is the driver you need for your wireless
[14:02] <llutz> manfredrasta: ships with lucid
[14:02] <der-eremit> manfredrasta hm, probably there was really missing the correct kernel module
[14:03] <der-eremit> manfredrasta as llutz said, orinoco is the kernel module that needs to be loaded
[14:03] <morales> help
[14:03] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: Yep the module is orinoco. It may not be in lubuntu 10.04`s kernel
[14:03] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, nothingspecial : llutz says that i need orinoco driver
[14:03] <llutz> nothingspecial: it comes with lucid
[14:03] <cheesebear> well is this the channel i wanna be at if i wanna know the configuration of the oper. sys.
[14:04] <der-eremit> manfredrasta that's correct. so boot into your lubuntu and sudo modprobe orinoco
[14:04] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, nothingspecial , llutz : so? how do i do it?
[14:04] <morales> atakk Ddos
[14:04] <llutz> manfredrasta: boot into you installation, run "sudo modprobe orinoco"
[14:04] <der-eremit> manfredrasta if this works you can echo 'orinoco' >> /etc/modules
[14:04] <billy_> hi folks - i've got shutdown problems with zoiper sip client
[14:04] <cheesebear> or is it just strictly maintnence?
[14:05] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, what???
[14:05] <afief> What would happen if I dd in=/dev/sda of=/some/file/on/sda.img ?
[14:05] <basy> +j php
[14:05] <der-eremit> manfredrasta 1) boot into lubuntu.
[14:05] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: I`ve just fire up my netbook, orinoco is there, in lubuntu
[14:05] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, yep
[14:05] <llutz> afief: after a while you'd have an image of your /dev/sda
[14:05] <der-eremit> manfredrasta 2) sudo modprobe orinoco
[14:05] <cntrational> FloodBots~?
[14:05] <Ekips> Anti-floodbots I'm guessing
[14:05] <der-eremit> manfredrasta if 2) works, you can add it to /etc/modules
[14:05] <Ekips> With a funny nick :p
[14:05] <der-eremit> manfredrasta then it get's automatically loaded
[14:05] <Misterio> cntrational: They protect channel against paste in channel
[14:06] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, there nothingspecial says that there is in lubuntu
[14:06] <afief> llutz: but I'm wiritng to it while reading it, wouldn't that end in some kind of infinite loop?
[14:06] <der-eremit> manfredrasta yep, but probably it's not loaded automatically
[14:06] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, ok
[14:06] <NeKit> is there somebody who uses Eee PC?
[14:06] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, ill do what you say
[14:06] <corecode> NeKit: i do
[14:07] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, it is not clare  2) works, you can add it to /etc/modules
[14:07] <maedox> corecode: yes, it was an upstream update.
[14:07] <NeKit> how to get normal speed in 3D? I was following http://wiki.eeeuser.com/ubuntu:eeexubuntu:customization#direct_rendering
[14:07] <erUSUL> !eeepc
[14:07] <llutz> afief: oh /some/file/on  is on /dev/sda? then its a stupid idea
[14:07] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, how do i add it there?
[14:07] <der-eremit> manfredrasta if you see your wlan interface after loading the kernel module
[14:07] <corecode> maedox: ok, that recompile fixed it
[14:07] <corecode> now what do i do with this
[14:07] <der-eremit> manfredrasta then it was just missing on startup. to ensure that it gets loaded
[14:07] <afief> llutz: thought so :-) thanks
[14:07] <maedox> corecode: alright, I didn't pay attention here for a little while.
[14:07] <der-eremit> manfredrasta anytime you start your laptop add it to /etc/modules
[14:08] <serp_> I am missing "X11/extensions/XInput.h". how can I search for the packet that installs it?
[14:08] <der-eremit> manfredrasta easiest way: sudo echo 'orinoco' >> /etc/modules
[14:08] <d4rke1f> TTpuBet!
[14:08] <erUSUL> !find Input.h
[14:08] <der-eremit> NeKit depends on the eee pc
[14:08] <serp_> !find XInput.h
[14:08] <llutz> der-eremit: you cann redirect using sudo
[14:08] <NeKit> but still it's about 160 fps in glxgears
[14:08] <bazhang> !ru | d4rke1f
[14:08] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, ok , so 1)lubuntu and run sudo modprobe orinoco
[14:08] <d4rke1f> heello!
[14:08] <serp_> erUSUL: is there a way to ask apt-get directly about that?
[14:09] <NeKit> Eee PC 700 2G Surf
[14:09] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, 2) if works, sudo echo 'orinoco' >> /etc/modules
[14:09] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, isn't it?
[14:09] <llutz> der-eremit: manfredrasta: echo orinoco|sudo tee -a /etc/modules
[14:09] <erUSUL> serp_: if you install apt-file afaik
[14:09] <NeKit> Intel GMA 915
[14:09] <der-eremit> manfredrasta yep
[14:09] <serp_> erUSUL: I see
[14:09] <der-eremit> llutz yep, even better
[14:09] <llutz> der-eremit: not better, sudo echo foo > bar   won't work
[14:09] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, so 2)echo orinoco|sudo tee -a /etc/modules
[14:10] <ili> ver efnet
[14:10] <der-eremit> llutz ah shit, you're right
[14:10] <ili> fff
[14:10] <der-eremit> manfredrasta yep, correct
[14:10] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, ill try
[14:11] <tflgen2> anyone really familiar with clonezilla and able to tell me if i saved a disk img but only the first partition (hda1) was successful, can i restore that partition? or am i screwed?
[14:11] <Wazzzaaa> Hey, I try to run a java process to listen on port 843 as nonroot. I installed/configured authbind but it still doesn't work. Any suggestions?
[14:11] <Shaul> Wazzzaaa: is authbind the ones that let you use ports below 1024 ?
[14:11] <Wazzzaaa> This is what I've done: http://pastebin.com/47vn6wcV
[14:12] <Wazzzaaa> Shaul, that is what the package description says...
[14:12] <_DGM_> Wazzzaaa: why not just stick to the standard and use another port instead?
[14:12] <maedox> Wazzzaaa: You could bind it to >1024 and use iptables to forward packets.
[14:12] <cntrational> so I have a problem with my Wi-fi. Every few hours, the wi-fi disconnects and I need to restart the router to reconnect. Help?
[14:12] <pozic> Can I search in everything my terminal (gnome-terminal) has outputted using e.g. Emacs bindings? Or if not like that, in any other way?
[14:12] <Wazzzaaa> Because it isn't my code, and I THINK it must liston on 843
[14:13] <_DGM_> like maedox says you could always use iptables, or configure your NAT if you have one
[14:13] <erUSUL> pozic: emcas bindings in bash only search history
[14:13] <Shaul> check if it is free
[14:13] <Wazzzaaa> I know the other solutions, but I really want to listen on 843, because the client is some flash which I cannot modify
[14:13] <Ekips> 843 TCP is used by flash by default yeah
[14:14] <joey_> what is your cool gnome desktop?
[14:14] <_DGM_> use iptables then.. or do you not have such access at all?
[14:14] <VCoolio> pozic: try this http://github.com/muennich/urxvt-perls/raw/master/keyboard-select
[14:15] <Wazzzaaa> It is on mu localhost, I am root. _DGM_, what do you suggest?
[14:15] <bazhang> joey_, no polling here please; #ubuntu-offtopic for that
[14:15] <VCoolio> pozic: it's for urxvt terminal, there you can search output with this
[14:15] <_joey> okay
[14:15] <manfredrasta> llutz, nothingspecial , der-eremit : hi again
[14:16] <NeKit> if glxinfo says direct rendering then it's hardware accelerated for sure?
[14:16] <der-eremit> manfredrasta re
[14:16] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: hi
[14:16] <manfredrasta> llutz, der-eremit , nothingspecial : i typed sudo modeprobe orinoco, the he asked me the password for sudo, i typed it, and then [RETURN] and then nothing
[14:16] <Wazzzaaa> _DGM_, I can listen on a 1024+ port, and let iptables forward 843 to that port?
[14:16] <der-eremit> manfredrasta that's ok
[14:16] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: that`s good no errors
[14:16] <erUSUL> NeKit: direct rendering: Yes
[14:16] <NeKit> I think ~846 frames in 5.0 secons is still to less, even for Eee PC 700
[14:16] <manfredrasta>  llutz, der-eremit , nothingspecial : ok
[14:16] <der-eremit> manfredrasta as long as there isn't an error it's perfect
[14:16] <llutz> manfredrasta: type "iwconfig"
[14:17] <NeKit> *too
[14:17] <nothingspecial> sudo service networking restart
[14:17] <_DGM_> Wazzzaaa: yea you should be able to. If you're behind a router you can make your NAT do that too.. thats the easier way
[14:17] <llutz> manfredrasta: is there any device with "wireless extension"?
[14:17] <basy> how to be invited and join #php chanel?
[14:17] <der-eremit> manfredrasta please say yes :D
[14:17] <manfredrasta> no
[14:17] <llutz> !register > basy
[14:17] <nothingspecial> bah
[14:17] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, llutz : no
[14:17] <_DGM_> basy try ##php
[14:17] <Wazzzaaa> Yeah, I'm aware of that. I see I can modify the server code so that is possible. Thnx
[14:18] <nothingspecial> lsmod | grep orinoco
[14:18] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, llutz there is lo and eth0, none with wireless extension
[14:18] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: ^^
[14:19] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: You may have to restart networking
[14:19] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, der-eremit , llutz : lsmod | grep orinoco gives me two lines: 1)orinoco 62841 0  2)cfg80211              126485  1 orinoco
[14:19] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, i restart network
[14:19] <llutz> manfredrasta: does "ifconfig -a" list more than lo/eth0?
[14:20] <manfredrasta> llutz, there is etc0, 0 and lo
[14:21] <der-eremit> manfredrasta what's the second 0?
[14:21] <manfredrasta> llutz, sorry. there is eth0 and lo
[14:21] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, a mistake
[14:21] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, looked another oine, but is the end of a line of the eth0
[14:22] <skar> hi, how do i make debuild build a package for only a  specific arch, say i386, and not i686 or amd64 etc?
[14:22] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: To restart networking sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[14:22] <ikonia> skar: set in the description and definition
[14:22] <skar> ikonia: thanks, will look into those files now :)
[14:23] <tiga> hello
[14:24] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, it says Ignoring unknown interface eth0=eth0. and then     [OK]
[14:24] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, now?
[14:25] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: iwconfig again and cross your fingers
[14:25] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, ok
[14:25] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, nothing
[14:25] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, :(
[14:25] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: :(
[14:26] <manfredrasta> llutz, any suggestion?
[14:26] <der-eremit> manfredrasta that really sucks :|
[14:26] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: I`ll find your forum post and if I dig anything up I`ll post there
[14:26] <llutz_> manfredrasta: not really, does your card need any firmware? "dmesg|grep -C1 -i firmware "
[14:26] <manfredrasta> nothingspecial, thanks, its written by manfredrasta
[14:26] <Shaul> Uhm, I installed postgresql 9 which came out few days ago, I'm wondering if there is a package for pgadmin3 1.12 version which supports psql 9
[14:27] <yellabs> hi there you all
[14:27] <nothingspecial> manfredrasta: That was my guess :)
[14:27] <makulkar> is there a common package which installs all common dev tools like git, svn, vim etc
[14:27] <Pici> makulkar: No.
[14:27] <yellabs> for ubuntu server questions should i go to an other channel?
[14:28] <LjL> yellabs: you can ask them here, but there is #ubuntu-server if you prefer
[14:28] <manfredrasta> llutz, http://pastebin.com/wvFgtwXP
[14:28] <manfredrasta> llutz, nothingspecial : but i see the line from xubuntu
[14:28] <yellabs> ok
[14:28] <davzie> Can anyone recommend something like SmoothWall or m0n0wall that will work on a Virtual Machine on Ubuntu?
[14:29] <llutz_> manfredrasta: nothing wifi related. no idea then, sorry
[14:29] <blue_anna> I got this error this morning runniing the update manager: http://nopaste.dk/p2476
[14:29] <yellabs> for setting up an ubuntu server , that will run virtual servers ( or more then one server ) , what would i need ?
[14:29] <yellabs> on one srever
[14:29] <der-eremit> manfredrasta dito, kinda cluesless right now
[14:29] <yellabs> server *\
[14:29] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, thanks anyway
[14:29] <bazhang> blue_anna, on maverick?
[14:29] <der-eremit> manfredrasta u're welcome
[14:30] <skar> ikonia: for eg, 'less' deb's dsc contains only "Binary: less", while glibc's contain a lot of pkgs to be built. i can chose to build just one by removing all else?
[14:30] <geemee> hey folks.. What would the command be to list folder sizes of users home folders?
[14:30] <geemee> du ???
[14:30] <der-eremit> geekbuntu
[14:30] <der-eremit> geemee yep
[14:30] <manfredrasta> der-eremit, llutz, nothingspecial : see you. i'll try in other moment
[14:30] <der-eremit> manfredrasta see you too
[14:30] <geemee> der-eremit: thanks... dont suppose you would know what switches to use?
[14:31] <der-eremit> geemee du -hcs
[14:31] <blue_anna> bazhang, it happens to be
[14:31] <geemee> der-eremit: appreciated thanks
[14:31] <der-eremit> geemee no problem
[14:31] <bazhang> blue_anna, please dont crosspost here for #ubuntu+1 issues
[14:33] <blue_anna> bazhang, would the understanding of the problem be any different if it was an 10.04 package instad?
[14:33] <blue_anna> I dont think so
[14:33] <bazhang> blue_anna, maverick is offtopic here. Please ask those questions in #ubuntu+1 thank you
[14:33] <LjL> blue_anna: quite possibly, yes.
[14:33] <werd> hi
[14:34] <blue_anna> LjL, yes, well thank you, I just prefer to look for help where people might know the answer :)
[14:35] <LjL> blue_anna: and in case someone tried to help you here, when were you intending to tell them you're on maverick after seeing their confusion about "wrong" package versions or errors they can't reproduce?
[14:36] <redshirtsftw_> join #wixi
[14:38] <Ostepop> Hi
[14:38] <Ostepop> I wanna encode a dvd to xvid with subtitles. Is it possible, in ubuntu ?
[14:38] <blue_anna> LjL, yes, I would have told them that as soon as possible, in order to avoid senseless argumentation like this :D
[14:40] <Jigal> can someone help me with this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/501388/
[14:40] <VCoolio> Ostepop: dvdrip can do that or maybe ffmpeg or mencoder
[14:41] <ppq> Ostepop, when you like easy gui programs, i can recommend OGMRip to to that
[14:41] <Ostepop> ppq can it fix subtitles as well ?
[14:42] <JustMozzy> hi guys, I am having big problems with sound on my lucid lynx with pulseaudio...
[14:42] <BluesKaj> Ostepop, make sure you have the xvid/divx codecs , then try avidemux , I havent tried dvdrip lately ... like VCoolio says ffmpeg will work if you're familiar with the cli
[14:42] <ppq> Ostepop, but you can't include the subtitles in .avi containers. you need to store the subtitles in .srt files located in the same directory as the .avi and with the same filename (not the ending). then the subtitles will be loaed automatically by hardware-players and software-players
[14:43] <ppq> Ostepop, you have to rip the subtitles off the dvd with another tool
[14:43] <Ostepop> ok thx, ppq
[14:43] <Ostepop> Will try it out
[14:43] <Strogg> 'lo 'lo
[14:44] <Ostepop> any tips for ripping out subs?
[14:45] <Strogg> I'm a debian user that is building a .deb package.. the packages requirements are very low, so it should install with no problems onto an ubuntu system.  What's the easiest way to give the package to an new ubuntu user to have them install it? Does ubuntu have an established way of doing this?
[14:45] <rusivi> Ostepop: regarding ripping subs may want to check out https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DVD%3A%3ARip
[14:46] <VCoolio> Strogg: give him the deb and teach him how to click it
[14:46] <zedeee> is it possible for ubuntu 10.04 to hangup and show black blinking screen if cpu fans are not working??/ or rather can ubuntu 10.04 cause fans to stop working soemhows?
[14:46] <sipior> Strogg: sure is
[14:46] <sipior> !ppa > Strogg
[14:46] <Strogg> VCoolio: Nice.  So the GUI will handle the sudo stuff and all that?
[14:46] <krabador> hi, i would set apt-get , to download largest pakages before, in a molti package installation, or a big upgrade. can i do it someway?
[14:46] <ppq> Ostepop, oh, ogmrip can rin subtitles, too. see http://ogmrip.sourceforge.net/en/manual.html#profiles_subp
[14:46] <Ostepop> ppq, thx
[14:46] <ppq> *rip
[14:46] <rusivi> zedeee: I would say yes if the computer overheats
[14:46] <VCoolio> Strogg: he'll be prompted with a gksu screen to enter the password, yes
[14:46] <Strogg> sipior: Thanks. I'll check that out too
[14:47] <Jigal> how do i install java-6-openjdk via command line
[14:47] <rusivi> krabador: apt-get install pack1 pack2 pack3 pack4 pack5
[14:47] <VCoolio> Jigal: sudo apt-get install <package>   or aptitude install
[14:47] <sanoop> ./configure error while compiling
[14:47] <sanoop> specify build
[14:47] <sanoop> can anyone help
[14:47] <rusivi> ppq: oh cool did not know about ogmrip ty
[14:47] <Strogg> VCoolio: Cool. thanks.. I"ll give it a shot
[14:47] <erUSUL> !java | Jigal
[14:47] <bobstro> zedeee:  i'd say you could probably stop the fans using ubuntu (or any other distro) if you're playing around with some of the power management stuff, yes. stopping fans is not something ubuntu does routinely though.
[14:48] <ppq> Ostepop, there you can also read what hardware players like when it comes to subtitles, encoding etc
[14:48] <rquiroga> Hi everybody
[14:48] <ppq> rusivi, np
[14:48] <krabador> rusivi, i type in that way, but apt-get dowload packages in the way it want
[14:48] <bobstro> zedeee:  were you trying out power management or something similar?
[14:48] <rquiroga> I need some help with Grub2 on Karmic, have to boot manually through rescue grub2 console commands
[14:49] <rusivi> krabador: Ahhhhh your looking to install but in a particular order?
[14:49] <krabador> rusivi, yes :)
[14:49] <sanoop> ./configure error while compiling specify build HELP PLEASE
[14:49] <rusivi> krabador: When you apt-get install do you order the packages in the order you want to install them?
ok, i have xp and ubuntu 10.04 on same system but diff aprtitions, right now i am using xp and and fans are working ok, but when i try using ubuntu the os doesnt load..and this was alarming so i opened the cpu and the fans are not working...tried restarting 2-3 times but same issue...i tried starting with windows xp and the fans working
ok, i have xp and ubuntu 10.04 on same system but diff aprtitions, right now i am using xp and and fans are working ok, but when i try using ubuntu the os doesnt load..and this was alarming so i opened the cpu and the fans are not working...tried restarting 2-3 times but same issue...i tried starting with windows xp and the fans working
[14:50] <VCoolio> sanoop: dude, patience; can you paste the complete output to paste.ubuntu.com and give us the link
[14:50] <jacob_> Hello everyone
[14:50] <rusivi> zedeee: have you tried the Maverick Live CD?
[14:50] <zedeee> earliar the ubuntu screen would go all black and blinking at random times and during random app usage
[14:51] <rquiroga> Hi guys, I need some help with Grub2 on Karmic, have to boot manually through rescue grub2 console commands
[14:51] <rusivi> zedeee: also do you have multi-desktop engaged?
[14:51] <krabador> rusivi, when i do big upgrades or installation with a large number of dependencies, i look apt-get download the packages in a way that it wants
[14:51] <sanoop> ./configure error while compiling specify build HELP PLEASE
[14:51] <Pici> sanoop: stop.
[14:51] <rusivi> rquiroga may want to search for grub2 config file(s) editing
[14:51] <bobstro> rquiroga:  you get it to boot ok when you do it manaully?
[14:52] <rusivi> krabador: ahhhh sounds like Canonical/Partners are doing it by efficiency algorithm to deliver the package that you asked for in the way convenient for them statistically and by resources available.
[14:52] <rquiroga> I have read up on grub2 config, my grub.cfg seems ok, and it has the same commands I am entering manually to boot succesfully, it just wont auto-boot
[14:52] <bullgard4> Why is it allowed to anybody to execute the file /usr/sbin/s2disk?
[14:52] <rusivi> krabador: there may be a switch to true force it but idk
[14:53] <rusivi> krabador: I would check man pages for aptitude
[14:53] <krabador> rusivi, and if i type an order, apt-get do it in another order. understand me, it's all right, it's not a big problem, but sometimes i would download packeges from the biggest
[14:53] <krabador> rusivi, yes
[14:53] <rusivi> krabador: yes it is understood.
[14:53] <sanoop> checking build system type... /bin/bash: ./config.guess: No such file or directory
[14:53] <sanoop> configure: error: cannot guess build type; you must specify one
[14:53] <bobstro> rquiroga:  assuming it worked before, right? what are you having to change/enter manually?
[14:54] <ppq> bullgard4, because every user should be able to use the hibernate mode without typing their passwords
[14:54] <sanoop> checking build system type... /bin/bash: ./config.guess: No such file or directory
[14:54] <sanoop> configure: error: cannot guess build type; you must specify one
[14:54] <llutz_> ppq: very intelligent on multiuser-systems :)
[14:54] <rusivi> ppq: is this requesting upon coming back from hibernate/standby no password prompted? If so outstanding bug for that.
[14:54] <sipior> sanoop: how about pastebinning some *actual* information for us to look at? "help us to help you".
[14:54] <bullgard4> ppq: So a rank-and-file user can block the machine while another user is working on it. Is this desirable?
[14:55] <alaing> where can i find offical ubuntu 10.04 server guide to setup lampp
[14:55] <bazhang> !lamp | alaing try this
[14:55] <rquiroga> The problem started on upgrading to grub2 from legacy. This is a wubi installation, and I am trying to upgrade to grub2 so I can migrate the install to a ext4 partition. The commands I enter are: linux /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.31-19-generic root=/dev/sda5 loop=/ubuntu/disks/root.disk ro
[14:55] <BluesKaj> sanoop , do you build-essential installed ?
[14:55] <rquiroga> initrd /&boot/initrd.img-2.6.31-22-generic
[14:55] <rquiroga> boot
[14:56] <alaing> thanks bazhang
[14:56] <ppq> bullgard4, the users are also able to shut down the system without a password.
[14:56] <sanoop> dont know
[14:56] <rquiroga> srry I mean 2.6.31-19-generic on initrd
[14:56] <bobstro> bullgard4:  this is on workstation, not server, right?
[14:56] <rusivi> rquiroga: granted this should have happened. Updating grub from one type to another is getting cute, I would reinstall unless your interested in figuring it all out.
[14:57] <bobstro> rquiroga:  i'd check out fixing grub with a rescue disk. no need for a complete re-do.
[14:57] <rusivi> bobstro: I'm lazy :p
[14:57] <rusivi> hehehe
[14:57] <bobstro> rusivi:  well, not a good idea if there's important stuff on there!
 zedeee: also do you have multi-desktop engaged?..........whats tht?
[14:57] <sanoop> "configure: error: cannot guess build type; you must specify one" this is the error i am getting while typing ./configure
[14:58] <rquiroga> rusivi: I thought it would be easy since there is a bug report, saying that overwriting wubldr file with a patched version, booting manually and then update-grub would fix the problem
[14:58] <bobstro> rusivi:  besides, that's so windows :)
[14:58] <rusivi> bobstro: I would just backup -> reinstall
[14:58] <rquiroga> didn´t happen for me.
[14:58] <user4> purbalingga
[14:58] <bobstro> rusivi:  that is a lot of work for a minor fix!
[14:58] <rusivi> zedeee: if you have more than one monitor attached to your PC
[14:58] <sipior> sanoop: yeah, we got that part.
[14:58] <BluesKaj> sanoop, then install it , sudo aptitude install build-essential...make sure you look at the readme file and install file as well to carry out the compile procedure in the terminal
[14:59] <rusivi> bobstro: I'm Windows by habit
 no, its just one monitor attached
[14:59] <rusivi> bobstro: I'm slowly learning the Ubuntu way
[14:59] <rusivi> bobstro: I provided the best fix I know. Better to provide something then nothing :D
[14:59] <rquiroga> k guys thx anyways... guess Ill reinstall Ubuntu
[14:59] <bobstro> rusivi:  reinstalling is rarely required. lots of people do it, but there's usually a fix.
[14:59] <rusivi> bobstro: agreed
[14:59] <bobstro> rquiroga:  read up on rescue disks to repair grub before you give up.
[15:00] <rusivi> bobstro: if your not impatient
[15:00] <deena> Hi
[15:00] <pkkm> How to check my uid?
[15:00] <bobstro> rquiroga:  it's good to know how to fix these things, and your system is working once booted, right?
[15:00] <sanoop> BluesKaj. ok done whats next
[15:00] <rquiroga> yes exactly
[15:00] <deena> i need to  install vlc 1.1.0 in ubuntu 10.04... anyone can help me out on this?
[15:00] <llutz_> pkkm: id
[15:01] <pkkm> llutz_, thanks
[15:01] <bobstro> rquiroga:  the fix is usually booting a cd, mounting your partition, chrooting to it and doing a grub-install. very quick process.
[15:01] <erUSUL> !ppa > deena
[15:01] <rquiroga> I have read up, and it seems the problem with grub2 is that it only reads 4 GB into a partition looking for boot files. That is supposed to be fixed with some patched wubldr file...
[15:01] <sanoop> BluesKaj. ok done whats next
[15:01] <sanoop> BluesKaj. Couldn't find any package whose name or description matched "build-esseitial"
[15:02] <rusivi> bobstro: Granted I am being very presumptuous in my suggestion. b/c install/fully update for Ubuntu wx.yz is 30 minutes on my connection.
[15:02] <rusivi> bobstro: that would be an entire day in Windows Vista
[15:02] <bobstro> rusivi:  yes, but you must add the backup/restore time.
[15:02] <rusivi> bobstro: good call
[15:02] <rusivi> bobstro: yes your correct
[15:02] <bobstro> rquiroga:  was it working at one time?
[15:02] <rusivi> bobstro: being presump again b/c I have everything auto-backed up
[15:02] <bastid_raZor> sanoop: build-essential   you  have an incorrect spelling
[15:02] <neekers> can you use rotatelogs inside of <VirtualHost> ?
[15:03] <bobstro> rusivi:  good for you!
[15:03] <BluesKaj> sanoop, you don't need build-essential to install pidgin , it's in your package manager
[15:03] <rusivi> bobstro: ty (blushing)
[15:03] <bobstro> rusivi:  i just worry that other users might have important stuff on their system that they forget, then lose.
[15:04] <bobstro> rquiroga:  you can certainly have larger partitions, if that's what you mean.
[15:04] <bullgard4> bobstro: This is on a workstation. Yes.
[15:04] <rusivi> bobstro: your right on so many fronts. My suggestion is suboptimal
[15:04] <rusivi> bobstro: it is a "fix" vs. a solution
[15:05] <rusivi> deena: one sec checking
[15:05] <bobstro> rusivi:  no big deal. lot of people just reinstall. i'm just pointing out that it is not needed most of the time.
[15:05] <rusivi> bobstro: ty for doing so, challenging the community to solve problems instead of avoiding them is a good thing. Please do so in the future.
[15:06] <rquiroga> actually, don´t need live CD, I can boot into my system just fine.... manually
[15:06] <bobstro> bullgard4:  i've not tried hibernating if other users are online. i know i get a prompt for password when rebooting if others are logged in.
[15:07] <zedeee> any one knows about 'linux mint'?
[15:07] <BluesKaj> !mint
[15:07] <popey> !mint | zedeee
[15:07] <bobstro> bullgard4:  i think the assumption/compromise is that the 'workstation' can be a laptop or other individual computer. for a multi-user system, you might want to get rid of some of those features, or use server.
[15:08] <rusivi> deena: I'm a cheater and I download the unstable .deb files from Debian and frequently come across dependency problems. Disclaimer: this is a pandora's box suggestion http://packages.debian.org/unstable/video/vlc
[15:09] <rww> !debian
[15:09] <rusivi> deena: If you do not know how to resolve the dependencies you may petition VLC maintainers
[15:10] <alaing> Hi I've run this sudo tasksel install lamp-server where are all the folders/files locations for my lamp setup?
[15:10] <deena> installed rusivi no problem thanks for your help
[15:10] <rusivi> deena ubottu is correct
[15:10] <erUSUL> !lamp | alaing
[15:11] <rusivi> ubottu sorry ubottu I do feel comfortable giving best solutions despite sub-optimal scenario with caveats ;)
[15:11] <rusivi> ubottu uh huh
[15:11] <Misterio> !bot > rusivi
[15:12] <rusivi> Misterio !bot >>>>>> rusivi
[15:12] <plitter> can i use usb-creator-gtk to make live usb for fedora, debian and opensuse to?
[15:13] <Misterio> rusivi: What are you trying to do?
[15:13] <alaing> amy i right in thinking that this sudo tasksel install lamp-server would install the latest mysql,apache and php?
[15:13] <rww> plitter: no, only Ubuntu
[15:13] <young> hello
[15:13] <plitter> rww: k, thanks
[15:13] <young> is there a body
[15:13] <rusivi> Misterio: Regarding?
[15:13] <alaing> erUSUL: I'm just trying to go through that guide
[15:13] <oCean> alaing: no, not (always) latest
[15:14] <genupulas> are we able to build own databases with ubuntu
[15:14] <young> oh no
[15:14] <oCean> genupulas: what databases?
[15:14] <erUSUL> alaing: it will install the versons aviable in the repos. that are known to work well together
[15:14] <young> can you give me something useful
[15:14] <young> hello is it ther
[15:15] <Wazzzaaa> Hey, I have redirected a port using iptables. It doesn't work for localhost:port, any ideas?  No cussing.
[15:15] <erUSUL> Wazzzaaa: localhost uses lo not eth0 ?
[15:15] <sipior> young: i think i hear your mother calling you.
[15:15] <erUSUL> !grub2 | babu__
[15:15] <Wazzzaaa> Lol, thnx?
[15:15] <josharian> morning. not sure if i'm in the right place for this (please point me elsewhere if not). i'm having stability problems with my graphics card, and am not sure where to start...
[15:15] <rusivi> sipior / young cut it out.
[15:15] <babu__> i followed the procedure as in ubuntu help....but it doesn't helps
[15:15] <sipior> rusivi: go away.
[15:16] <alaing> erUSUL: ok so where does it place the www folder and config files?
[15:16] <josharian> i'm doing gpgpu computing. and after cruising along for a while, the graphics card becomes completely unresponsive.
[15:16] <jocrawfo> anyone here have any experience with Bose USB speakers and Ubuntu?
[15:16] <josharian> the syslog shows: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/u1xbAUtL
[15:16] <Punkx> anyone know how to configure a network scanner to xsane?