[00:00] <shum6> Enter text here.../msg
[00:00] <xerxes_> does anyone know an solution for Grooveshark ?
[00:00] <ariel__> yep its on opt i followed a guide online but it didnt really help
[00:00] <cyrex> xerxes_, What seems to be the problem with Flash in the beginning?
[00:00] <xerxes_> cyrex: well no matter what i did, the adobe-flashplugin AND the flashplugin installer / flashplugin-nonfree didnt work
[00:01] <cyrex> ariel__, I normally put it on my desktop ^^, anyway go inside the aptana folder you decompressed, find the binary, right click on it and make sure it has the "executable" flag activated
[00:01] <xerxes_> cyrex: it's a really old machine i dunno why it didnt work it didnt even load and i can confirm that i saw it was there in both firefox & opera while typing about:plugins
[00:01] <xerxes_> but the youtube part is solved i just need a solution for grooveshark
[00:02] <xerxes_> some ppl have some threads about a web application galled gsharkdown but that didnt work neither i search an artist and nothing happens probably grooveshark has changed their API
[00:02] <cyrex> xerxes_, Just to check, did you try chrome. If it worked with Chrome you might want to reinstall flash. For the Grooveshark, what is the problem with it?
[00:02] <xerxes_> cyrex: i tried both with chrome firefox + opera
[00:02] <xerxes_> cyrex: youtube part is solved with gnash
[00:02] <Guest65389> does anyone know how to install mindguard
[00:02] <xerxes_> so we can leave it like that.
[00:03] <xerxes_> cyrex: the problem is when i visit grooveshark.com i just get an notification in the middle of my browser telling me bla bla flash does not work reload the site
[00:03] <hoshi411> after installing the onboard keyboard from source, i keep getting the error that it needs a gsettings schema
[00:03] <hoshi411> google really is giving me no help witht hat
[00:03] <hoshi411> so i came here
[00:04] <hoshi411> i checked and i do have a package installed on my system with the name gsettings-schemas... but for some reason i need this schema thing for the onboard keyboard specifically
[00:06] <cyrex> xerxes_, Sorry give me a second am on the ubuntu meeting
[00:07] <ariel__> cyrex i checked it is executiveable
[00:07] <ariel__> i dont know whats the problem
[00:08] <zykotick9> xerxes_: i highly doubt gnash will work with groveshark, and you can only have one flash implementation at a time...
[00:08] <xerxes_> zykotick9: ok then what is your advice ?
[00:09] <zykotick9> xerxes_: don't use groveshark.  try proprietary flash...
[00:09] <xerxes_> zykotick9: i tried that but still i cant get it to work mate
[00:09] <xerxes_> i tried both flashplugin-installer and -nonfree
[00:09] <xerxes_> + i tried ubuntu-restricted-extras
[00:09] <xerxes_> still no go..
[00:09] <xerxes_> but with gnash it worked
[00:10] <zykotick9> xerxes_: long time ago it worked for me - i've stopped using non-free web services/programs since that time though...  good luck man.
[00:10] <cryptopsy> i've started an ubuntu channel for our group of people, please come check us out at ##ubuntu-niggers , thanks!
[00:11] <BarkingFish> !ops request to remove cryptopsy - racist comments in #ubuntu
[00:11] <BarkingFish> I hate that ops thing - I can never get it to work properly
[00:12] <Jordan_U> BarkingFish: !ops | message to the ops goes here
[00:12] <zykotick9> BarkingFish: use "!ops | NICKINQUESTION reason after" ;)
[00:12] <xerxes_> zykotick9: isnt there like any API or any workaround to play Grooveshark in rhytmbox ?
[00:12] <xerxes_> or something like that
[00:12] <zykotick9> xerxes_: sorry i wouldn't know...
[00:12] <gtmanfred> I am trying to make a usb key with many different distos, right now, I am stuck on ubuntu 11.10, my goal is to set it up to use syslinux so that I can use extlinux --install and chainload to it from one partition which contains grub legacy.  Does anyone have an idea on how to do this? right now I have changed isolinux.cfg to syslinux.cfg, and done the extlinux --install which worked on openSUSE, but on ubuntu
[00:12] <gtmanfred> It starts to load the screen like it normally would but then throws me into the intramfs shell, saying it can't find something
[00:12] <BarkingFish> ok. I'll remember that. It confuses me cause it doesn't work the same way other Ubottu fired commands do
[00:12] <gtmanfred> hold on and I will get teh exact message
[00:13] <BarkingFish> others you can use !whatever-goes-here  follow it with something else, and it's gone, like !info whatever version
[00:15] <CJKay> Thought I'd let any Canonical devs know about this video. Good job on 12.04 :P www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qp2Sqe-Oa5g
[00:15] <Jordan_U> BarkingFish: All of the factoid commands are the same, the idea being that you use "!factoid | Nick_of_person_you_want_to_send_factoid_to" ("piping" the factoid to the person you want it to go to). !ops is just a factoid command which happens to contain a list of all the ops nicks to get their attention.
[00:16] <tbrown2012> I need help I cant open a terminal when it trys to open it says that I need to search for a program or a file please does anyone know about this
[00:16] <D4nt3Alighieri> question
[00:16] <tbrown2012> I need help I cant open a terminal when it trys to open it says that I need to search for a program or a file please does anyone know about this
[00:16] <BarkingFish> Jordan_U, Ah. Ok - I didn't realise you'd have to pipe the ops command to the ops, I thought that was a straight firealarm to you :)
[00:17] <D4nt3Alighieri> I need to install Ubuntu on my laptop. Only problem is it can't drive the screen without proprietary drivers enabled. Is there any way I can have that enabled in the bootcd so I don't have to hook my laptop up to another monitor just to install Ubuntu?
[00:18] <steveoliver> I think I've messed up my settings -- when I log in I get an old-school looking UI -- not the sexy black skin on Ubuntu 11.10 -- Guest accounts look great, but my one account "Steve" got messed up...  any ideas?
[00:18] <apwbdjp> D4nt3Alighieri, can't use the screen at all? Tried with an alternate CD? (text version)
[00:19] <Jordan_U> BarkingFish: It is, you're not "piping" it to us, as all our nicks are included in the factoid already, the !ops factoid also has a secondary effect of sending whatever comes after the '|' to #ubuntu-ops. If in doubt, just use "!ops" and we'll figure it out.
[00:19] <tbrown2012> I need some help please I cant open a terminal application I dont know if this is the right one is says terminal emulator and when I try to launch it or something it says " Please choose your preferred termnial emulator now and click ok to proceed.":(
[00:19] <D4nt3Alighieri> log out and change the gui via the gear icon next to your username
[00:20] <D4nt3Alighieri> note to self: never try to boot 2 virtual machines at the same time >.>
[00:21] <gtmanfred> oh... no error message just drops me into initramfs
[00:21] <steveoliver> D4nt3Alighieri "log out and change the gui via the gear icon next to your username" didn't work -- tried it
[00:21] <steveoliver> ...I thought that would do it, but no...
[00:22] <steveoliver> yeah, so now all my scroll bars, etc, are all old school
[00:22] <tbrown2012> Can some one here me type 123
[00:22] <steveoliver> 123
[00:22] <alexander> help
[00:22] <vamadir> if i use dd with win7.iso. Can i create live usb with win7??
[00:22] <Guest4890> my computer turns off randomly
[00:22] <tbrown2012> steveoliver: Okay I deed not know because no one was answering me can you help me please
[00:22] <L3top> typically Guest4890 that is overheating.
[00:23] <steveoliver> tbrown2012: probably not :/
[00:23] <gtmanfred> tbrown2012: what is the exact error message?
[00:23] <Guest4890> nope
[00:23] <Guest4890> I check my temps they are normal
[00:23] <Guest4890> it just does it randomly
[00:23] <Guest4890> with no warning
[00:24] <Guest4890> temps are normale
[00:24] <tbrown2012> gtmanfred: Okay when I try to run the terminal emulator it says faild to execute default terminal emullator
[00:24] <L3top> Is it a laptop or a desktop?
[00:24] <Guest4890> laptop
[00:24] <steveoliver> so what do you call the "theme" in Ubuntu ? theme??
[00:24] <steveoliver> UI ?
[00:25] <Guest4890> i contacted dell they said its drivers are they righ?
[00:25] <usr13> steveoliver: Desktop Enviornment?
[00:25] <tbrown2012> is there a keyboard shortcut for a terminal or something
[00:25] <L3top> what video chipset is it Guest4890?
[00:25] <usr13> tbrown2012: There will be if you create one.
[00:25] <steveoliver> usr13: yeah?  thanks
[00:25] <Guest4890> its integrated
[00:25] <Guest4890> intel hd3000
[00:26] <tbrown2012> usr13: How can you do that?
[00:26] <usr13> tbrown2012: (I use F12)
[00:26] <L3top> what version of ubuntu?
[00:26] <bastidrazor> tbrown2012: ctrl alt t  ..is the default
[00:26] <Guest4890> 11.10
[00:26] <gtmanfred> tbrown2012: should bt ctrl+alt+t if i remember from when i used ubuntu
[00:26] <blackr00tsys> hello sir
[00:26] <gosh_> jrib: you there?
[00:26] <blackr00tsys> i want ask about ubuntu sir
[00:26] <usr13> I dono tbrown2012, depends on which Desktop Enviornment you use.
[00:27] <blackr00tsys> gnome sir
[00:27] <L3top> I have not encountered those sort of issues Guest4890. What I would suggest is looking through /var/log/dmesg and see what was happening when it crashed.
[00:27] <Guest4890> ok
[00:27] <L3top> That might reveal where to start looking
[00:28] <L3top> or immediately after a crash might be easier
[00:28] <L3top> dmesg log is big
[00:28] <gtmanfred> tbrown2012: might see if gnome-terminal or xterm are installed?
[00:29] <L3top> ask blackr00tsys.
[00:29] <gtmanfred> anyway, anyone had experience changing the livecd to use syslinux instead of grub2?
[00:30] <tbrown2012> gtmanfred: It was not installed so I installed it and no luck what happen to it I installed winehq and I update xubuntu and nothing went wrong so I dont know am so confused
[00:30] <usr13> tbrown2012: System -> Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts
[00:30] <L3top> you can try unetbootin gtmanfred. I believe it uses syslinux... but dont quote me
[00:31] <Tim_Hortons> Is getting a ubuntu cloak fairly hard or easy?
[00:31] <gtmanfred> L3top: yeah, it does, but it also overwrites mbr
[00:31] <L3top> yes it does
[00:31] <L3top> but should be usable
[00:31] <L3top> what specifically are you trying to do
[00:31] <bastidrazor> !cloak | Tim_Hortons
[00:33] <gtmanfred> which is what I am trying to avoid, I already have fedora16, fedora17, archiso dual, openSUSE, and supergrubdisk(which is booted from mbr to chainload the rest)
[00:33] <gtmanfred> i am trying to get it formated so that I can use syslinux to load ubuntu
[00:33] <gtmanfred> all of these are the live cds
[00:34] <Jordan_U> gtmanfred: It's easier to loop boot the Ubuntu iso file via grub2, http://www.supergrubdisk.org/wiki/Loopback.cfg.
[00:34] <L3top> If I understand you correctly, I think remastersys is what you are after gtmanfred
[00:34] <gtmanfred> ok, will try both thank you
[00:34] <ariel__> can anybody tell me where to install java 1.5 i cant seem to find the package
[00:35] <usr13> ariel__: Use the synaptic
[00:35] <apwbdjp> ariel__, type java and bash should give you some suggestions of candidates packages
[00:36] <Logan_> ariel__: Why would you want Java 1.5?
[00:37] <ariel__> aptana i cant seem to get it working
[00:37] <ariel__> i recently deleted it from opt
[00:39] <Logan_> ariel__: Do you have any form of Java installed?
[00:40] <ariel__> just jdk why
[00:40] <Logan_> If not, then I'd recommend doing: sudo apt-get install openjdk-6-jre
[00:43] <gosh_> jrib: hello?
[00:47] <tbrown2012> I need some help I right click terminal and I edit the launcher it says Name: Terminal Emulator Command: Use the command Line Command: host working directory: see I deed not miss with anything in the edit launcher when I got done installing winehq it deed not work after that the "terminal" Please help
[00:49] <tbrown2012> Please someone help me
[00:50] <Tigerboy> tbrown2012: what is wrong?
[00:50] <tbrown2012> Tigerboy: I cant run the terminal
[00:51] <CJKay> tbrown2012: Does Ctrl+Alt+T do anything?
[00:51] <Tigerboy> try to install gnome-terminal?
[00:52] <cyrex> I normally change the terminal shortcut to that little key right next to the Right Alt
[00:52] <cyrex> that way, press: TERMINAL!
[00:52] <tbrown2012> CJKay: I tryed that already lol. Tigerboy: I installed it already I went to the software store and I search for it and I installed it last time but before all of this it work like a charm I update xubuntu
[00:53] <CJKay> Oh you didn't say you were on Xubuntu
[00:53] <Tigerboy> tbrown2012: you will find the program under Accessories called "terminal"
[00:55] <tbrown2012> Tigerboy: Yes I went to Accessories and know it pops up a windows saying Failed to execute default terminal Emulator Faild to execute child process "/home/tbrown2012/Desktop/exo-terminal-emulator.desktop" (permission Denied) I have not Idea what this means I know that I dont have permison but am the main administrator for this computer
[00:56] <Tigerboy> tbrown2012: can you see the icon on your desktop?
[00:57] <Tigerboy> tbrown2012: called exo-terminal or just terminal
[00:57] <tbrown2012> Tigerboy: Yes I>_I
[00:57] <fishcooker> is there any cool apps for monitoring from cli?
[00:57] <Tigerboy> tbrown2012: just right click it and properties then check the execute box
[00:58] <Tigerboy> tbrown2012: or rather allow executing
[00:59] <tbrown2012> Tigerboy: General: Emblems: Permissions: Launcher: I dont see a execute box in each of them?
[01:00] <Tigerboy> tbrown2012: check allow executing file as program or something similar
[01:01] <tbrown2012> Tigerboy: I dont see it?
[01:02] <Tigerboy> tbrown2012: do you see anything in permissions that would allow you to change it to your log on name and give it full powers ? read write execute or the number 7
[01:02] <aaas> i keep getting importererror when trying to run a python script after running 'sudo python setup.py install' and sucessfullly installing a python module, is there something special that needs to be done to put the python module in a path or something?
[01:03] <tbrown2012> In permission I see Group: And it has tbrown2012 my user name do I put something else
[01:04] <tbrown2012> Tigerboy: In permission I see Group: And it has tbrown2012 my user name do I put something else
[01:04] <Tigerboy> tbrown2012: no that is fine and for owner the same with full permission
[01:05] <tbrown2012> Tigerboy: Know in the Launcher should the command be exo-open--launch terminalEmulator
[01:05] <Tigerboy> tbrown2012: you must set it so it has full permissions including execute usually there is a box at the bottom
[01:06] <gtmanfred> Jordan_U: L3top hmm, i am not sure either of those will work, is there not something similar to extlinux --install for grub2?
[01:06] <Tigerboy> tbrown2012:  that is for another terminal program-- it should work you just don't have the execute flag turned on
[01:07] <tbrown2012> Tigerboy: how do I turn the flag on or something?
[01:07] <gtmanfred> i just need a way to activate the bootloader on that partition so that I can chainload to it
[01:07] <Tigerboy> tbrown2012 without a terminal to type in you have to use the file manager which requires right-click then selecting properties tab which should allow you to turn on execute
[01:10] <tbrown2012> Tigerboy: So what is the application should run in the file manager or do you want me to put the file manager on the desktop and right click it and go to properties and aloow you to turn on execute or something
[01:11] <Tigerboy> tbrown2012: do you have thunar or nautilus installed?
[01:12] <L3top> gtmanfred: remastersys will create a live cd that is syslinux based. As far as a switch to get around grub, I do not know of one.
[01:12] <L3top> gtmanfred: that does not mean one does not exist... I am just ignorant of it
[01:12] <gtmanfred> L3top: i don't have ubuntu installed which is I believe what is required
[01:13] <Tigerboy> tbrown2012: if you have nautilus installed launch it and go to Desktop -- find the icon and follow the instructions I gave you.
[01:13] <tbrown2012> Tigerboy: AM installing Konsole Terminal is that the right one and I dont know if I have thunar or Nautileus Installed
[01:15] <apwbdjp> tbrown2012, Any terminal is good, the choice is really up to you, you can try them all
[01:15] <L3top> I would assume you could boot live, install remastersys, and clone the live dvd onto another dvd... might run out of space actually, now that I think about it... but perhaps you could mount another drive with more space and set the cloning operations to run there... was just an idea
[01:15] <apwbdjp> tbrown2012, and to see if an app is installed, just type it in a terminal, and hit enter.
[01:15] <Tigerboy> tbrown2012: also try gnome-terminal
[01:16] <tbrown2012> Tigerboy: I have Gnome_terminal Installed Already were can I find it I cant find it
[01:16] <L3top> apt-cache policy <application> will tell you if it is installed, and what candidates exist.
[01:16] <gtmanfred> L3top: hmm, I might try that in a minute, right now, I am going to just try to boot it directly without chainloading
[01:16] <L3top> k
[01:17] <Tigerboy> tbrown2012: you can create a launcher for it on desktop just use the command gnome-terminal -- it should have left an icon in the menu when you installed it called just "Terminal"
[01:18] <Tigerboy> just use gnome-terminal be careful not to capitalize it.
[01:20] <gtmanfred> hmm, yeah now i get to initramfs quicker...i wonder if there is just a way to get to the try this blah blah screen from here?
[01:24] <tbrown2012> Tigerboy: Thank you for all your help I got it to work Man you are smart
[01:25] <gtmanfred> is there any way to long the gui for the live cd from busybox?
[01:26]  * L3top isn't sure what you are doing...
[01:26] <L3top> You could try unsquashing the root fs from the dvd into something, chrooting it, and remastering from there
[01:26] <L3top> Again, just thinking out loud
[01:28] <gtmanfred> hmm, that sounds better... i think the problem is when I get to the isolinux menu, it has skipped loading something from grub2...
[01:29] <Jeregon> 4\
[01:29] <L3top> remastersys will create its own menu.
[01:29] <L3top> You can too.
[01:29] <gtmanfred> ok, i think i am just going to have to load this think up the old fashioned way and go for it
[01:29] <haylo> remastersys works with zero technical expertise- just be real careful with it - keep all users and passwords the same
[01:29] <L3top> vesamenu.c32
[01:30] <haylo> dont use updates just make a very controlled system , add one thing at a time and remaster over and over
[01:30] <L3top> remastersys only carries over temporary users I believe, and uses ubiquity to install
[01:30] <L3top> oh
[01:30] <gtmanfred> haylo: i don't have ubuntu installed, i am going to try and do it for the live cd though
[01:30] <L3top> wait there are two options... dist or backup or something.
[01:31] <haylo> yeah i would install to usb instead gtmanfred . build on that and then remaster
[01:31] <L3top> dist will give you a clean version without users
[01:31] <haylo> install to usb like it is a hard drive gtmanfred
[01:31] <L3top> but as you have your sys configured.
[01:31] <gtmanfred> yeah, i think that is what I am goin to do, ugh...
[01:32] <L3top> on the bright side, you can install some desired programs prior to remaster
[01:32] <haylo> yeah chose the one that makes both at once- dont worry about your home folder- just make that slim- it can be backed up normally as data anyway
[01:32] <gtmanfred> L3top: only reason I want to do this is to have all the live cds on one usb so I can install tehm for a bunch of people this weekend
[01:32] <L3top> I see.
[01:33] <gtmanfred> hmm, maybe if i search for bootsector and grub2... hold on
[01:33] <L3top> You could just create aa custom bootloader
[01:33] <haylo> you dont remaster a libve cd- ive treid
[01:33] <haylo> tons of times believe me
[01:33] <L3top> just leave the isos as they are
[01:33] <gtmanfred> yeah i am thinking ahh there we go if you want to install grub2 to a boot sector do this
[01:33] <haylo> but go ahead and give it a whirl
[01:34] <gtmanfred> ok, i think i found what i was looking for ... now to try it
[01:34] <haylo> its not going to work
[01:35] <haylo> im trying to tell you
[01:35] <L3top> There is no reason it shouldnt work.
[01:35] <_schism_> has anyone used ubuntu with the arm realview platform by any chance?
[01:36] <haylo> well it could wirk- but i dont think it will. i thnk you do that with dd , make sustem changes but keep live format
[01:37] <haylo> trying to do it with remaster i think is wrong way- ive been scolded over and over for even trying- and in the end it didnt work
[01:37] <L3top> You can loop mount the raw image itself and remaster it.
[01:37] <L3top> I use a similar process to make our kubu based iso.
[01:38] <haylo> L3top, which kubu based iso may ask? the official?
[01:40] <L3top> our project is built on kubuntu, I was referring to our iso, not kubuntus.
[01:40] <deper29> hey, quick question. If I am on my home network and try to ssh to my desktop using ssh fermat, it doesn't work. If I try to ssh <IP_ADDRESS> it works. investigated a bit, and it says in dd-wrt the hostname is *
[01:40] <L3top> I think this may be getting off topic
[01:40] <deper29> how would I go about fixing that?
[01:40] <Jordan_U> gtmanfred: I would personally just install grub2 instead of grub legacy, but if you want to continue using grub legacy as your primary bootloader you can install grub2 (with no boot sector) via "sudo grub-install --boot-directory=/mountpoint_of_your_flash_drives_partition /dev/sda --grub-setup=/bin/true". Then load if from grub legacy via "root (hdX,Y); kernel /grub/core.img".
[01:41] <L3top> Jordan_U: I believe he is using syslinux
[01:41] <haylo> grub legacy doesnt even work with remastersys
[01:41] <gtmanfred> awesome
[01:41] <gtmanfred> no i am using grub legacy as the main mbr
[01:41] <L3top> oh
[01:41]  * L3top should know better than to question Jordan_U
[01:42] <Jordan_U> y
[01:42] <L3top> because you are all shades of clever, and I am a derp.
[01:42] <Jordan_U> L3top: That was actually "/away", I'm not sure why only the 'y' got through :)
[01:42] <haylo> L3top, i dont think you are a derp
[01:43] <newbie> hello
[01:44] <clausen> what does -pae mean on linux kernel packages?
[01:44] <Daekdroom> !pae | clausen
[01:44] <Daekdroom> It's necessary for the CPU to support it, however.
[01:45] <nyquist333> Hi. What is the default cipher mode (hopefully AES-XTS, SHA512) setup with the alternate installer using dm-crypt and LVM? Do I have to setup my LVM and dm-crypt by hand to use AES-XTS for full disk encryption? Thanks.
[01:45] <clausen> Daekdroom, thanks
[01:45] <newbie> can anyone give me tips for using unbuntu for first time?
[01:45] <L3top> haylo: this is my psychotic way of making an iso http://svn.linuxmce.org/trac.cgi/browser/people/l3mce/lmcemaster.sh
[01:45] <clausen> Daekdroom, that link doesn't explain why there are separate packages
[01:45] <Xtreme> newbie: man <appname>
[01:46] <clausen> Daekdroom, is there some disadvantage to PAE-enabled kernels?
[01:46] <Daekdroom> clausen, not every processor out there supports it.
[01:46] <nyquist333> @newbie - Well you're on IRC that's a start. Do you have your email and web-browser setup? Explore the software center.
[01:46] <gtmanfred> Jordan_U: is that with the grub-install from legacy or grub2?
[01:46] <clausen> Daekdroom, oh, you mean it won't boot?
[01:46] <Daekdroom> From 12.04 LTS and following releases, the PAE kernel will be used by default.
[01:46] <Daekdroom> Yeah.
[01:46] <haylo> L3top, if you keep doing crazy iso things people will make fun of you- it hapened to me. remember a good system can last ten years
[01:46] <Viking667> ugh
[01:46] <clausen> Daekdroom, that's surprising!  (that one kernel can't support both)
[01:47] <Viking667> won't work on my laptop then... it doesn't have PAE on the CPU
[01:47] <Jordan_U> gtmanfred: grub2.
[01:47] <gtmanfred> figured, ok thanks
[01:48] <Jordan_U> gtmanfred: You're welcome.
[01:48] <clausen> Daekdroom, anyway, thanks for the explanation :)
[01:48] <Viking667> Now, I have a question. I'm trying to update the default version of java to the java-7-openjdk, but the command fails.
[01:49] <gtmanfred> Jordan_U: really appreciate it :-D
[01:49] <L3top> Our system is designed to be an appliance. This is what creates the daily snapshots after the build.  I installed Gnome 3 and now suddenly flash videos are broken. I'm not really sure how.
[01:55] <Viking667> I'm wondering if your browser was calling the gnash plugin instead.
[01:55] <Viking667>  See what plugins your browser lists... if it's google-chrome, then <shrug> as that comes with its own flash.
[01:55] <upset> Viking667: Good point, maybe it still works in Chrome.
[01:55] <Viking667> often, about:plugins will tell you what your browser sees.
[01:57]  * L3top would just apt-get install --reinstall flashpugin-instaler
[01:57] <Viking667> aller
[01:57] <L3top> installer*
[01:57] <L3top> yeah
[01:57] <L3top> plugin
[01:57] <Viking667> that would do the job, I guess.
[01:57] <L3top> man...
[01:57] <Viking667> wow. I missed that one.
[01:57] <L3top> apt-get install --reinstall flashplugin-installer
[01:58] <deadmund> I have a netbook and it isn't quite powerful enough to play h.264 at 720p using totem or vlc. What can I do to get around this issue?  (I'm considering right now using ffmpeg to convert to something else)
[01:59] <upset> deadmund: What netbook is it?
[01:59] <Zontar> that's probably your best option
[01:59] <Zontar> another option is downsize it to your screen res
[01:59] <upset> upset: You can get a decent boost from jupiter.
[01:59] <upset> upset: It's also really handy. Adds an hour of battery life when in power saving mode
[02:00] <ReXHaviK> which programming language is this line from?   exec wish "$0" "$@"
[02:01] <upset> L3top: Worked! You're awesome.
[02:01] <gtmanfred> looks like bash to me
[02:01] <gtmanfred> maybe zsh
[02:01] <upset> Ditto
[02:01] <papapino> ciao
[02:01] <upset> Bye
[02:01] <papapino> list
[02:02] <deadmund> upset: acer aspire one.  It has an atom processor
[02:02] <upset> deadmund: Probably the 450, right?
[02:02] <upset> deadmund: There's also a slight boost you may get from bumping up your ram, but it depends
[02:03] <papapino> apocalypto ita
[02:03] <upset> deadmund: Mostly jupiter as a safe overclocking tool is helpful
[02:03] <deadmund> upset: IDK if it's a 450, lemme look at the model number
[02:03] <bazhang> papapino, not here
[02:03] <deadmund> upset: you think overclocking will give me enough of a performance boost to play h.264?
[02:03] <upset> deadmund: Mmm, maybe
[02:04] <upset> deadmund: It's worth a shot, and you might just keep jupiter even if it doesn't play to your liking. I swear it makes a world of difference.
[02:04] <gtmanfred> ReXHaviK: http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashGuide
[02:04] <gtmanfred> that is a good bash guide ↑
[02:05] <mraxilus> Hello, does anyone know a way of turning off the secondary monitor via keyboard shortcuts instead of manually changing the monitor settings?
[02:05] <mraxilus> off*
[02:05] <deadmund> upset: jupiter isn't in the repos?  Link please?
[02:05] <deper29> sorry, I rebooted. does anyone have any suggestions at all?
[02:05] <upset> deadmund: You can google as well as I can
[02:06] <upset> deadmund: should be in the webupd8 repositories specifically, though
[02:06] <ReXHaviK> gtmanfred, i am more interested in the sole 'wish' portion of the command line, thnks
[02:06] <upset> So, my second problem. Gnome 3's theming is broken. Changing it manually with dconf-editor does nothing, and extensions neither show in gnome-tweak-tool nor in the appropriate folder.
[02:06] <deadmund> upset: thanks
[02:07] <gtmanfred> ReXHaviK: i got it as this http://tcl.sourceforge.net/
[02:07] <ReXHaviK> tl is part of tk or the other way around?
[02:07] <Viking667> tcl feeds tk
[02:08] <ReXHaviK> gtmanfred, tcl, thanks, thats the missing package, thnks
[02:08] <gtmanfred> mraxilus: not sure if ubuntu uses it, but xrandr --output <monitorname> --off ?
[02:08] <Viking667> tk's like the "gui" bit on top of tcl
[02:08] <mraxilus> gtmanfred: how do I find my monitor's names?
[02:08] <gtmanfred> mraxilus: just type xrandr
[02:08] <gtmanfred> should say like HDMI-1 VGA-1 or something like that
[02:09] <gtmanfred> iirc
[02:09] <Viking667> they could be CRT1/2 too
[02:09] <Viking667> ... at least that's what the Catalyst Xorg driver reports to xrandr.
[02:09] <mraxilus> gtmanfred: yay it works... now how do I turn it back on?
[02:10] <gtmanfred> mraxilus: xrandr --output <name> --auto
[02:10] <zcat_> trying to build latest tuxmath (with network game) on ubunto 10.04 .. is there any easier way? I found a tuxmath ppa for 8.04 but it seems abandoned and doesn't work
[02:10] <gtmanfred> or --mode WidthxHeight
[02:10] <Viking667> gtmanfred: would mirror be turned on by default?
[02:10] <mraxilus> yes it is
[02:10] <gtmanfred> Viking667: probably
[02:11] <mraxilus> hmm, I would like to load it back as secondary again
[02:11] <Viking667>  hm. then add   --output blah1 --right-of blah0
[02:11] <gtmanfred> mraxilus: xrandr --output <monitorone> --<direction>-of <monitortwo>
[02:11] <gtmanfred> automate it with an alias in .bashrc
[02:11] <sudipta> can anyone tell me what is added advantage of using a AMD64 ubuntu image than the x86 image?
[02:11] <zcat_> sudipta, almost none?
[02:11] <Viking667> in your case, if the right monitor's the secondary one, it's xrandr --output secondmonitor --right-of firstmonitor
[02:12] <gtmanfred> sudipta: more ram?
[02:12] <zcat_> gtmanfred, ahh.. pae? ;)
[02:12] <sudipta> ?
[02:12] <Viking667> pae differs.
[02:12] <zcat_> hehe
[02:12] <gtmanfred> pretty sure you get blocked at 4gb of ram with 32bit os
[02:12] <Viking667> Isn't pae more for 32-bit CPUs so they can address more than 3Gb?
[02:13] <bazhang> Viking667, pretty much
[02:13] <deadmund> upset: jupitor is not an overclocking application
[02:13] <Viking667> thought so
[02:13] <zcat_> yes .. pae lets you address more than 4gb memory in a 32 bit kernel..
[02:13] <sudipta> gtmanfred:i have 2 gb of ram.....
[02:13] <Viking667> heh. then you don't need pae. And AMD64 may or may not give you an advantage.
[02:13] <Viking667>  with that amount of memory, I'd stick to x86 for now.
[02:13] <gtmanfred> sudipta: ok, you asked for the advantages? if you don't have more than 4, then w/e
[02:14] <mraxilus> getting closer, now my background appears to be misaligned by 2 inches from the bottom
[02:14] <mraxilus> it's just black
[02:14] <zcat_> my feeling is there's not really any overall advantage.. except perhaps if you want to run VM's or something
[02:14] <Viking667> hmmm. Modeline needs tweaking.
[02:14] <sudipta> gtmanfred:my processors is amd athlon 64
[02:14] <mraxilus> it's weird though because the top bar is in the right place
[02:14] <gtmanfred> then use 64bit so you can expand
[02:14] <Viking667> mraxilus: you've logged out and logged back in?
[02:15] <gtmanfred> s/expand/&\ your ram/
[02:15] <zcat_> there's not really much reason to avoid 64 bit though.. most of the stuff that used to be a problem with it has been solved for a while now
[02:15] <mraxilus> :/ the purpose of this was to be able to do it quickly. Do I really have to log out and log in?
[02:15] <Viking667> heh. xcept on my system, there's not much point until I upgrade to a CPU _with_ the VT extensions...
[02:16] <Viking667> Mine's just a Pentium Dual Core. Not even a Core/2 Duo.
[02:16] <sudipta> gtmanfred:but i heard that there is not enough 64 bit application....is that true?
[02:16] <joeballz2> does anyone know of a good guide to troubleshoot ubuntu performance issues?
[02:16] <zcat_> so how about my question? Latest tuxmath with network game as seen on debian.. can I find a backport or ppa of this for ubuntu 10.04 ?
[02:16] <gtmanfred> i don't use ubuntu, but afaik, you can compile most 32 bit applications and run them on 64 bit machines
[02:17] <bazhang> sudipta, no thats not true
[02:17] <bazhang> joeballz2, thats quite vague. clarify
[02:17] <bazhang> !manual | joeballz2 start here
[02:17] <bazhang> !rute | joeballz2 and here
[02:18] <zcat_> everything in the repos is compiled for 64 afaik.. and most of the 32bit non-free stuff can be made to run in wrappers or something
[02:18] <zcat_> .. which packages typically take careof
[02:18] <az> ?
[02:18] <joeballz2> bazhang, my 11.10 laptop has been running slow..
[02:18] <az> how do i add icons to my desktop
[02:18] <sudipta> bazhang:ok,do I really need to expand my ram....though in my case 2 gb is sufficient,a bit slow though
[02:19] <bazhang> joeballz2, thats not very descriptive. slow in what way. give some very clear examples.
[02:19] <Guest74858> dude you medd 4gb to run this well
[02:19] <zcat_> For more ram, you can just install a pae kernel ..
[02:19] <bazhang> sudipta, your choice
[02:19] <Guest74858> i have 3gb and its a bit slow
[02:19] <jc-2> sorry, where may i upload a picture?
[02:19] <bazhang> Guest74858, thats not true
[02:19] <Vermicelli> I'm considering putting /boot (along with swap) on a flush-fitting SD card in my netbook (with lubuntu), since the SSD is so slow. What would be a recommended size for a boot partition (or would there be any reason to discourage me from doing this)?
[02:19] <bazhang> !paste | jc-2
[02:19] <zcat_> .. I'm not sure if there's any performance advantage in >4gb 64-bit vs >4gb pae
[02:19] <Guest74858> how do i install icons to my desktop
[02:19] <Guest74858> ?
[02:20] <bazhang> Guest74858, right click drag from menu
[02:20] <Viking667> do you have any ON your desktop at the moment?
[02:20] <joeballz2> bazhang there's not much on those links related to hunting down resource hogs and finding bottlenecks on your system.
[02:20] <bazhang> joeballz2, open a terminal. top
[02:20] <Viking667> but yes, bazhang is correct (or right click on the desktop, click "Create new ....")
[02:20] <Guest74858> why is my computer laggy?
[02:21] <jc-2> http://imagebin.org/208885
[02:21] <jc-2> this is my problem
[02:21] <sudipta> Guest74858>extract the theme and put it in ~/.icon
[02:21] <Viking667> Guest74858: memory? busy CPU?
[02:21] <Guest74858> anyone wants to get my shell terminal through netcat
[02:21] <Guest74858> ?
[02:21] <jc-2> how can i figure it out?
[02:21] <Guest74858> what theme?
[02:21] <joeballz2> bazhang: top is ok.. however there are times my laptop is completely unresponsive when I cant even ctrl +alt f1 to open a terminal
[02:22] <zcat_> so many things I have to install just to compile t4k .. I haven't even got to compiling tuxmath yet!!
[02:22] <Viking667> joeballz2: wow. That's pretty bad. System load probably spiking up above 10 does that.
[02:22] <Viking667> why do yo want to compile tk? there's an ubuntu package for it
[02:23] <Viking667> I'm not sure if there's a dependency upon the version, but is tuxmath in the repos?
[02:23] <jc-2> i've got the package but i do not how to install them.
[02:23] <zcat_> OLD tuxmath is in the repos. I want the network game
[02:23] <Viking667> is it a .deb?
[02:23] <jc-2> yes
[02:23] <Viking667> zcat_: ahh, right. So you need the source.
[02:23] <jc-2> it is
[02:23] <zcat_> I already tried installing the debian package..
[02:23] <Viking667> jc-2: use dpkg
[02:23] <zcat_> .. even more dependencies
[02:24] <Viking667> zcat_: and found it was the old one. Hm.
[02:24] <jc-2> i tried but it makes a mistake
[02:24] <zcat_> someone make me a ppa please?!!
[02:24] <jc-2> i tried with sudo dpkg -i (package name)
[02:24] <Vermicelli> What's a comfortable but spare size for a /boot partition?
[02:25] <bazhang> Vermicelli, 500 mb
 i tried with sudo dpkg -i (package name)
[02:25] <joeballz2> I just feel like I can run alot more apps in windows 7 than in Oneric
[02:25] <jc-2> but i shows a mistake
[02:25] <Viking667> Vermicelli: I made mine 200Mb, only have to clean out old versions occasionally.
[02:25] <Viking667> jc-2: and what's the mistake it shows?
[02:25] <Vermicelli> Hrm. I'm also being told 100 MB is far too much...
[02:26] <bazhang> Vermicelli, no thats not enough
[02:26] <Viking667> Well, I didn't ask anyone. But I figured that 200Mb would be enough for about four kernel versions.
[02:26] <Vermicelli> Thanks. May have to throw out this idea then.
[02:26] <Viking667> For example, on my setup, I have two kernels taking up about 80Mb
[02:27] <Viking667> err sorry, three kernels.
[02:27] <gooer> 1ops hi
[02:27] <Tyrope> Quick question, how do I extract file.zip to /var/www ? "tar -xzf file.zip /var/www" doesn't work.
[02:27] <joeballz2> is it really just 1 week away until Precise Pangolin is available?
[02:27] <Vermicelli> Wondering if it's worth it to put /boot alogn with /swap on an SD in my netbook, since SSD is slow.
[02:27] <Vermicelli> Only have a 1GB card however.
[02:28] <bazhang> !12.04 | joeballz2
[02:28] <tsimpson> Tyrope: tar only works for tar files, use "unzip" for zip files
[02:28] <wylde> joeballz2: yes.
[02:28] <Tyrope> tsimpson: That's what I thought, thx.
[02:29] <tehowe> There oughter be a script somewhere that checks to see if old kernels are filling up /boot. That wouldn't be that hard via crontab, right?
 look, dpkg: error: unknown option -/
[02:29] <jc-2> Type dpkg --help for help about installing and un-installing packages [*];
[02:29] <jc-2> Use `dselect' or `aptitude' for user-friendly package management;
[02:29] <jc-2> Type dpkg -Dhelp for a list of dpkg debug flag values;
[02:29] <jc-2> Type dpkg --force-help for a list of forcing options;
[02:29] <FloodBot1> jc-2: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:29] <jc-2> Type dpkg-deb --help for help about manipulating *.deb files;
[02:29] <zcat_> configure: error: libt4k_common is required: git://git.debian.org/tux4kids/t4kcommon.git
[02:29] <zcat_> what package resolves this?
[02:30] <wylde> !pastebin | jc-2
[02:30] <jc-2> http://paste.ubuntu.com/937747/
[02:30] <bazhang> zcat_, are you on debian?
[02:30] <zcat_> yes
[02:30] <zcat_> err no
[02:30] <bazhang> zcat_, #debian
[02:30] <zcat_> I'm on ubuntu 10.04
[02:30] <jc-2> it shows dpkg http://paste.ubuntu.com/937747/
[02:31] <bazhang> zcat_, yet you are using debian packages with ubuntu?
[02:31] <Viking667> ugh.
[02:31] <zcat_> if I was on debian I would have the latest version ov tuxmath that I want from the repos
[02:32] <zcat_> but debian doesn't like half the machines here .. goes to seel on idle and won't wake up again
[02:32] <zcat_> *sleep
[02:32] <bazhang> zcat_, is that a yes?
[02:32] <zcat_> otherwise I would have switched them to debian a long time ago
[02:32] <zcat_> bazhang, I am trying to compile tuxmath from source
[02:32] <zcat_> I already tried to install the debian packages for it.
[02:33] <zcat_> .. which dometimes works in ubuntu
[02:33] <wylde> zcat_: you can try 'apt-get build-dep <packagename>'
[02:33] <Guest74858> Steve where are you
[02:33] <Guest74858> ?
[02:34] <zcat_> I don't think the build deps for the older tuxmath are the same, but that might help..
[02:34] <zcat_> and there's no t4k at all in ubuntu 10.04 so
[02:34] <wylde> zcat_: at the very least it will shorten the list of packages you need to locate and install. :)
[02:34] <Guest74858> how do i put icons to my desktop
[02:35] <Guest74858> i click and drag
[02:35] <bazhang> Guest74858, I just told you
[02:35] <Guest74858> and i not move
[02:35] <zcat_> next question; will I be able to move this to 9 other computers withput going through the same process on every one?
[02:36] <Guest74858> aparently your method is not applicable on my PC
[02:36] <Guest74858>  i did exactly what you said
[02:36] <zcat_> 10 computers set up for teaching .. I want the kids to be able to play a network game of tuxmath
[02:36] <wylde> zcat_: check out 'checkinstall'
[02:37] <zcat_> ok, finally got t4k to ./configure without problems
[02:37] <wylde> !info checkinstall
[02:37] <zcat_> I can get all the packages I installed out of .bash_history anyway and just write a scipt for the other machines
[02:38] <Guest74858> right click then drag
[02:38] <cylex> When are they releasing Ubuntu 12.04
[02:39] <zcat_> the last day of the most delayed timezone of april, traditionally..
[02:39] <cylex> k
[02:39] <Guest74858> my GUI is slow
[02:40] <Guest74858> i don't know how to add icons to my desktop
[02:42] <maheanuu> IaOra, I would like to say thanks for all those who helped me this morning with my hash file corruption problem,  The ISP for French Polynesia admitted to me today that the problem was being caused by them and had been happening for about a month, they claim that it will be repaired tonite..   I had never seen this problem before and as my computer had been down just before this incident started and I reinstalled knowing nothing of the p
[02:42] <maheanuu> roblem and Mana did not notify anyone by email
[02:43] <haz3lnut> Guest74858: open a folder in Nautilus, find item you want on desktop, hold ctrl-shift and drag drop item to desktop. this will create a link.  If you drag drop without holding a key, you will either move or copy, depending on if the item is on the same filesystem or not.
[02:43] <tbrown2012> Installing Microsoft office 2010 on xubuntu
[02:44] <Guest74858> what is Nautilus
[02:44] <haz3lnut> Guest74858: to explisetly move, hold shift. To explicetly copy, hold ctrl.
[02:44] <Guest74858> ?
[02:44] <haz3lnut> Guest74858: your file manager
[02:44] <zcat_> yay, looks like it's building finally
[02:44] <haz3lnut> Guest74858: it's a little folder looking icon
[02:45] <Guest74858> i don't see nautilus
[02:45] <Guest74858> i only see dash home
[02:45] <wylde> zcat_: checkinstall will build a .deb for you for the other machines. Or like you said you can script it.
[02:45] <haz3lnut> Guest74858: you ever use a computer before today?
[02:46] <tbrown2012> Does anyone on this channel have office 2010 on there ubuntu
[02:46] <RyoRonin> haz3lnut, can you add icons to your desktop if using 11.10 and unity?
[02:46] <Guest74858> where exactly is nautilus
[02:46] <haz3lnut> Guest74858: folders, filemanagers?
[02:46] <Guest74858> naughty lust
[02:46] <haz3lnut> RyoRonin: yes
[02:46] <RyoRonin> haz3lnut, but not without adding additional installs correct
[02:47] <zcat_> wylde, hardest part is all the dependencies, which I now have. apt-get install -y *-dev ; tar x ; ./configure ; make ; make install
[02:47] <haz3lnut> RyoRonin: why?
[02:47] <wylde> zcat_: alrighty.
[02:47] <RyoRonin> haz3lnut, because 11.10 does not have it by default
[02:48] <RyoRonin> haz3lnut, in fact it was taken out with the new shell
[02:48] <haz3lnut> RyoRonin: have what? a desktop?  I didn't install anything extra, but I upgraded. not new install.
[02:49] <RyoRonin> haz3lnut, mine was a new install. so for me by default it wasn't available.. but thanks for your info
[02:49] <maheanuu> Ryo, I think that is the main reason that I stayed back with 10.04.4 LTS There are too many new changes to the new stuff........
[02:49] <haz3lnut> y'all are head tripping
[02:50] <wylde> !nounity
[02:50] <RyoRonin> maheanuu, I agree. But new installation for the new goodies.. I have 10.04 running server not workstation
[02:51] <haz3lnut> Just drag drop, no need to install anything.  I got pangolin in a vbox, never installed anything new, it's a drag drop icon on desktop.  What "extra" would you install?
[02:52] <RyoRonin> haz3lnut, sudo apt-get install --no-install-recommends gnome-panel
[02:52] <sunson> Can someone tell me what is the name of the top-right "power button" menu on the menu bar in ubuntu classic desktop?
[02:52] <haz3lnut> RyoRonin: and what will that do for you?
[02:52] <maheanuu> Ryo, I have been in digital since the 60's and am a ret. navy chief ET and ex Sperry Univac Field Engineer "CETA".   My problem is age and retention is not as good as when I was a couple of decades ago
[02:53] <RyoRonin> haz3lnut, add the ability to do the gnome functions to create the desktop launchers
[02:53] <RyoRonin> maheanuu, so true
[02:53] <maheanuu> I just don't play well, anymore, I still work at keepin up and trying to learn, and I switched about a year ago cold turkey from WinBloze
[02:54] <zcat_> tuxmath: error while loading shared libraries: libt4k_common.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[02:54] <haz3lnut> RyoRonin: I never had to do that.  Icons, links, etc on desktop since day one.
[02:54] <zcat_> :(
[02:55] <RyoRonin> maheanuu, well I have gone cold turkey, still run win7 for work and msoft applications. but run 2 laptops with Ubuntu 11.10 and 1 laptop with CrunchLinux
[02:55] <Viking667> zcat_: did you install the libraries to the correct places in the system?
[02:55] <zcat_> make install ought to do that
[02:55] <maheanuu> We had an old saying in the Navy, "Experience Gained is Equal To The Cube of Equipment Destroyed"  I have really found this to be a natural law or sumpin <grin>
[02:55] <steed22> which file in /etc/init.d is the one that will get ran at every boot time? i put a bash script in there and cant remember which one it is.
[02:56] <haz3lnut> RyoRonin: I run Ubuntu 11.10 at home and at work.  I haven;t seen behavior you are talking about.
[02:56] <maheanuu> You Good!!!  Where are you?
[02:56] <zcat_> is there something I run to reindex libraries?
[02:56] <RyoRonin> maheanuu, sorry I meant havent gone cold turkey.
[02:56] <bazhang> !ot | maheanuu RyoRonin
[02:56] <Boohbah> maheanuu: awesome! did you ever cause any nuclear reactor meltdowns?
[02:56] <Boohbah> sorry bazhang
[02:56] <bazhang> lets get back to Ubuntu support
[02:57] <maheanuu> lets move this off to Ubuntu off topic....  I truly would like to talk
[02:57] <zcat_> ok, they're installed in /usr/local/lib .. should they be somewhere else?
[02:57] <RyoRonin> haz3lnut, yeah I have 2 laptops with 11.10 and Unity as the shell, and they both won't allow me to create the icons, oh well no bigs... thanks again for the info
[02:58] <steed22> which file in /etc/init.d is the one that will get ran at every boot time? i put a bash script in there and cant remember which one it is.
[02:59] <gtmanfred> Jordan_U: hmm, i must be doing something wrong, do i need to do that command from within an ubuntu install?
[02:59] <gtmanfred> right now, it is just hanging while loading the core.img
[03:00] <steed22> or how to search all the files in a current directory to find a given text, would work too.
[03:00] <zcat_> hmm, ok moving them to /usr/lib worked ;)
[03:02] <Viking667> zcat_: so could have adding /usr/local/lib to ldd's search path.
[03:02] <Viking667> err, not ldd.... whatever the tool is that rebuilds the ld.so cache
[03:02] <zcat_> oh .. how do you do that?
[03:02] <zcat_> yeah, ok. my way works ;)
[03:02] <Viking667> wish I knew. I haven't done it since the early 2k
[03:02] <haz3lnut> steed22: grep -i "some text" /etc/init.d/*
[03:02] <koffel> is setting up a dhcp3 server internal network hard
[03:02] <Viking667> check ldconfig
[03:03] <Viking667> zcat_: that was for you, by the way.
[03:04] <zcat_> well, I now have one machine that can play a network game. Which is great progress!
[03:04] <zcat_> .. ant totally useless at the same time.. ;)
[03:04] <wha43v3r> Hello Ubuntu users! Any one playn' with OpenVAS? Need advice ^^
[03:04] <the_real_crimper> i think i botched my raid, i used mdadm to create a mirror, but it seems to fail to mount. is there a way to format it using /dev/md or do i have to rebuild from scratch?
[03:05] <compdoc> wha43v3r, never heard of it before, but it sounds interesting
[03:06] <wha43v3r> It is vuln scanner) Have problems with installing it
[03:09] <wha43v3r> Actually I'm arch user :D But ubuntu community was always great, with various useful materials. So I hope here I can find an answer)
[03:09] <wha43v3r> So... Does any1 have troubles with OpenVAS installing? When time comes to add user with administrator rights (according to openvas-check-setup), after I trying add user with ' sudo openvasad -c 'add_user' -n admin -r Admin ' get error ' Failed to create user admin! ' Unfortunately, no other data is provided ((((
[03:10] <shum> Enter text here.../msg nickserv shum5
[03:10] <compdoc> wha43v3r, are you trying to create a user named admin?
[03:11] <wha43v3r> well
[03:11] <wha43v3r> not really, I cant cr8 any username
[03:12] <wha43v3r> I take 'admin' for example
[03:12] <compdoc> I think admin is a protected name and cannot be used
[03:13] <_schism_> have a question for you smart people.  I have a machine running headless and everytime it has to reboot it gets the enter keyring prompt and I cant vnc into it so I have to go lug out a keyboard and monitor etc.  I have searched google but the only solutions I can seem to find fix the keyring problem but break vnc.  anyone point me ina good direction?
[03:13] <compdoc> what vnc do you use?
[03:14] <_schism_> the uilt in desktop sharing thingie
[03:15] <zcat_> change login keyring password, for new password just press enter, use unsafe storage
[03:15] <wha43v3r> compdoc: Not really, I was trying any names for this user, nothing was help (Sry for my english, it is not my native lang :)
[03:15] <compdoc> that requires someone to be logged into the desktop. not optimal for remote admin
[03:15] <compdoc> I think its named vino
[03:16] <compdoc> you might look into vnc4server
[03:16] <zcat_> anyhow, headless? vnc? should probably run your headless machine with no gui and use ssh
[03:16] <_schism_> zcat_, tried that before and it broke something.  compdoc its on an inside network not on the internet so security isnt really that big of a deal
[03:17] <RockMeAmadeus> ui
[03:17] <Name141> Does the 4670 ATi video card have good support?
[03:17] <zcat_> hmm, ok. shouldn't be any diffence between a keyring with a password and one without, other than not being asked for the password
[03:17] <alexnatera> español alguien?
[03:18] <_schism_> zcat_, I will give it a shot again.  I want to say it only had the vnc password listed but not sure.  looking for a keyboard and mouse now to check it
[03:18] <zcat_> !es
[03:18] <alexnatera> gracias
[03:19] <compdoc> I always disable the keyring
[03:19] <zcat_> I encrypt the root fs and then run the desktop with auto login, no keyring passwd etc.
[03:20] <_schism_> compdoc, umm how?
[03:20] <compdoc> I dont remember - I jsut googled it up
[03:24] <pikkachu> hi, in the session locking screen how do I disable the on-screen keyboard? it appeared somehow and nothing I do make it disappear...
[03:27] <RyoRonin> pikkachu,you can try this... http://askubuntu.com/questions/84050/how-do-i-disable-the-on-screen-keyboard-in-the-unlock-screen
[03:28] <pikkachu> thanks RyoRonin!
[03:28] <RyoRonin> pikkachu, did it work?
[03:33] <steed22> how do i do the reverse of this? "rc-update yourscriptname start 2"
[03:33] <steed22> want to remove my script
[03:35] <xial> hola
[03:35] <xial> alguien on ?
[03:36] <compdoc> rc-update del script
[03:38] <Guest65389> does any one  know how to install mindguard on linux mint
[03:39] <bazhang> Guest65389, check mintsupport
[03:39] <bazhang> !mintsupport | Guest65389
[03:41] <xial> hola
[03:43] <Viking667> hola... habla Inglese?
[03:43] <Viking667> <<< no habla Espanol o portuges
[03:45] <douglas-lee> test
[03:45] <cluelesscoder> !mintsupport
[03:46] <cluelesscoder> how would one access irc.spotchat.org?
[03:46] <Viking667>  depends partly on the IRC client, I use irssi, so I use /connect irc.spotchat.org
[03:46] <xial> i search ani BH ?
[03:46] <gtmanfred> cluelesscoder: /connect irc.spotchat.org or however your cliend does it
[03:46] <xial> :P
[03:46] <xial> PRIV plz
[03:58] <Guest74858> babbbbyyyy
[03:59] <extraclassic> does anyone here use fce ultra
[03:59] <bazhang> extraclassic, what is that
[04:00] <extraclassic> nes emulator
[04:00] <bazhang> extraclassic, in the repos?
[04:00] <extraclassic> yeah, fceu in the 10.04 repo
[04:01] <bazhang> extraclassic, some question about it?
[04:01] <extraclassic> to play a game fullscreen you have to enable opengl, but when i do that it's playing the game too fast....disabling it will allow me to play normal speed but it won't go fullscreen that way
[04:02] <bazhang> extraclassic, sounds like a bug; consider filing one?
[04:03] <YohanMeister> does anyone know a way to install 12.04 without the desktop environment?
[04:04] <extraclassic> they develop fceux now & not fceu
[04:04] <Fyodorovna> yohan
[04:05] <bazhang> extraclassic, so have you tried using the maintained fceux?
[04:05] <extraclassic> yeah, it gave me even worse problems
[04:06] <Fyodorovna> YohanMeister, look at the minimal net download.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[04:06] <bazhang> extraclassic, so file a bug? check launchpad for same?
[04:06] <extraclassic> haven't found much information about it
[04:07] <extraclassic> saw a cool video where someone was using it fullscreen and it ran smooth though...not sure about what version they used though
[04:07] <extraclassic> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TR9-vahLi1s
[04:09] <uabn93> whats the 12.04 release date?
[04:10] <paulus68> !precise|uabn93
[04:10] <XiRoN> Any ideas guys> http://pastebin.com/hwd49rSE
[04:11] <XiRoN> Never seen this before
[04:11] <ejo> Hi.  I just performed a fresh install of 11.10, and noticed that certain "narrow" fonts which are installed on the system are not showing up in font-chooser dialogs (e.g. in Terminal preferences, or Firefox preferences).  E.g. I can't set Firefox default font to bitstream vera sans narrow because it doesn't show up in the dialog ... despite the fact that it IS installed.
[04:12] <Viking667> XiRoN: interesting... I thought I'd seen that before.
[04:12] <ejo> I've fixed this before on another system, something involving my font config file was required, but I seem to have lost my old bookmark about it, and have had no luck searching for info on this problem.  It's a known issue but the keywords are just a little too common apparently.
[04:12] <YohanMeister> Fyodorovna: It appears they don't have 12.04 available for that. I know it isn't released yet, but it's beta 2 now so should be useable. I found a link for a 12.04 core system but don't see any specific info about whether it's for 64 bit sytems or if it can install to an efi system (an efi installation). Any ideas?
[04:12] <Viking667> XiRoN: do you have a devpts in your list of mounts?
[04:13] <XiRoN> Viking667: I'm new to linux, what does that mean.
[04:13] <YohanMeister> Is there a way to do it from the standard install cd, or I would have to go in an remove the desktop environment after install if I installed that way?
[04:13] <Viking667> bring up a Terminal, type "mount" into it.
[04:13] <Viking667>  You'll get a list of things, one of which SHOULD say this:
[04:13] <Viking667> devpts on /dev/pts type devpts (rw,noexec,nosuid,gid=5,mode=0620)
[04:14] <Fyodorovna> YohanMeister, efi I would not know myself how but I believe if needed can be done.
[04:14] <Viking667> Of course, it might not be relevant to your problem, but I suspect it is.
[04:14] <Viking667> hm. It's done on automatic on my system, so it never appears in my /etc/fstab
[04:15] <YohanMeister> I see. I wonder what desktop they are using in 12.04 and how much of a challenge it would be to remove it?
[04:15] <YohanMeister> are they even still using x as a backend?
[04:15] <Viking667> They'd BETTER be, or my wife's going to be an unhappy puppy.
[04:19] <peepsalot> i saw that tomboy is "no longer supported by canonical" (ie moved into universe), is there any  other app that is preferred over tomboy now?
[04:21] <Viking667> that's that notetaker, isn't it?
[04:21] <paulus68> XiRoN: can you try this http://serverfault.com/questions/233962/failing-to-connect-to-server-via-ssh-server-refused-to-allocate-pty
[04:22] <[deXter]> Hi all
[04:22] <[deXter]> What's the present status of Apple device connectivity in Ubuntu?
[04:22] <ejo> No one's aware of this problem with 'narrow' versions of fonts not appearing in font-chooser dialogs?
[04:23] <paulus68> !precise|YohanMeister
[04:26] <YohanMeister> yeah, I know
[04:26] <[deXter]> Anyone?
[04:26] <YohanMeister> the daily builds are avail but I'm not sure if you can install a minimal system from it
[04:29] <ejo> !fonts
[04:30] <teligard_> who has experience with reverse proxies and nginx?
[04:31] <YohanMeister> does anyone know if ubuntu core can be installed as an efi system?
[04:35] <kantlivelong> hey all
[04:35] <kantlivelong> how can i suspend+hibernate at the same time?
[04:37] <paulus68> YohanMeister: this might be usefull to you http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1566046
[04:37] <ThadiusB> hello all
[04:37] <wifioregon> So Im getting an error saying upgrade flash player in 11.10..whats the best way to do it? Should I actually follow the adobe instructions?
[04:37] <TuxBlackEdo> I was wondering, can I make my vncserver only load 1 gui application (no menu/trash can/etc) how can i do this?
[04:38] <wifioregon> or should I just run sudo apt-get upgrade?
[04:38] <__Alex_> wifioregon: Yes, they have an APT repository for Ubuntu
[04:38] <roasted> Anybody by chance running a Canon 495 all in one? I can't get the scanner working and curious if anybody has it.
[04:38] <ThadiusB> I found a driver for Ubuntu 10.04, but it comes in ".patch".  My question is how do I apply it???
[04:38] <ejo> Help!  deja vu condensed fonts not available in my applications although I've installed ttf-dejavu on a fresh clean install of ubuntu 11.10!
[04:38] <__Alex_> wifioregon: Use the ADOBE instructions
[04:38] <kantlivelong> TuxBlackEdo: you could always try X tunneling too
[04:38] <ejo> -- and of course I've regenerated my font cache and restarted the apps in question, even rebooted.
[04:38] <TuxBlackEdo> x tunneling?
[04:38] <YohanMeister> thx paulus68
[04:39] <paulus68> YohanMeister: your welcome
[04:39] <kantlivelong> TuxBlackEdo: http://www.vanemery.com/Linux/XoverSSH/X-over-SSH2.html
[04:39] <kantlivelong> kinda old guide but it works
[04:39] <Guest65389> how do you install mindguard on linux
[04:40] <kantlivelong> hasnt changed ;)
[04:40] <paulus68> !mindguard|Guest65389
[04:40] <bazhang> Guest65389, ask in mintsupport, as I said
[04:40] <bazhang> !mintsupport | Guest65389
[04:41] <paulus68> bazhang: thx
[04:41] <wifioregon> thanks
[04:41] <Xtreme> bazhang: which ubuntu derivatives do we support here? kubuntu, xubuntu etc?
[04:41] <__Alex_> wifioregon: np
[04:42] <bazhang> Xtreme, xubuntu kubuntu lubuntu ubuntu ubuntustudio edubuntu I would guess as well
[04:42] <kantlivelong> perhaps im the only person that wants suspend+hibernate :/
[04:42] <TuxBlackEdo> kantlivelong, can't I just put something into /home/user/.vnc/xstartup ?
[04:42] <Xtreme> bazhang:  what about backtrack and other OS based on ubuntu? do we support them too?
[04:42] <kantlivelong> TuxBlackEdo: prolly.. xtunneling is just nice
[04:43] <kantlivelong> though not over a wan
[04:43] <ThadiusB> I found a driver for Ubuntu 10.04, but it comes in ".patch".  My question is how do I apply it???
[04:43] <bazhang> Xtreme, no, they have their own channels, either on freenode, or in the case of mint on irc.spotchat
[04:43] <Xtreme> ok, thanks :)
[04:43] <paulus68> kantlivelong: perhaps this might be usefull to you http://askubuntu.com/questions/78907/how-can-i-hibernate-suspend-from-the-command-line-and-do-so-at-a-specific-time-a
[04:44] <kantlivelong> paulus68: ah ha `pm-suspend-hybrid`
[04:45] <kantlivelong> perfecto!
[04:45] <kantlivelong> now i just gotta fix suspend :/
[04:45] <paulus68> kantlivelong: is mentioned just underneeth echo 'pmi action suspend' | at 11pm
[04:48] <ThadiusB> I found a driver for Ubuntu 10.04, but it comes in ".patch".  My question is how do I apply it???
[04:50] <kantlivelong> paulus68: yeah i know :/
[04:50] <TuxBlackEdo> actually
[04:50] <TuxBlackEdo> can i just edit the xstartup file to show a desktop with just the icons on the desktop? no menu/no right click/ etc
[04:51] <ernie_> is the Precise Pangolin RC out yet?
[04:52] <twas6263> Can anybody help me on https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gparted/+question/194179
[04:54] <wifioregon> okay. SO the instructions to install by flash are ridiculous. Why on earth don't they have an executable install?  Can I just install with apt-get somehow?
[04:54] <bazhang> !12.04 | ernie_
[04:54] <wifioregon> I meant the instructions to install flash by adobe
[04:54] <ernie_> thanks
[04:54] <ernie_> how do you "buzz" someone in irc?
[04:55] <ernie_> i never use irc (clearly)
[04:55] <ejo> Help! On Ubuntu 11.10, FF's font preference dialogs don't show DejaVu Sans Condensed -- or any other narrow or condensed font -- though they are definitely installed in my system. A web search indicates it's been an unsolved problem for years with all non-GTK apps. I'm merely looking for a manual config edit fix that I could perform, and can't even find info on that.
[04:55] <wifioregon> So there isnt an easy way to upgrade flash??? All my browsers are giving errors..it happened out of nowhere
[04:55] <wifioregon> saying I need to upgrade
[04:55] <wifioregon> and the instructions are freaking insane
[04:56] <wifioregon> isnt there an alternative flash?
[04:56] <ejo> have you tried just updating to latest package information in update manager?
[04:56] <wifioregon> yes
[04:56] <ejo> forgive me, I could have assumed that but didn't want to assume.
[04:56] <wifioregon> and I tried restarting browser
[04:56] <lotuspsychje> wifioregon: i got also troubles with lubuntu and flash recently, crashing
[04:57] <wifioregon> :-(
[04:57] <ThadiusB> is there an easy way to apply a .patch file w/o compiling??
[04:57] <wylde> ThadiusB: nope.
[04:57] <ThadiusB> would ndiswrapper be an alternative, using same drivers but for xp?
[04:57] <wifioregon> its just saying I need to upgrade
[04:58] <wylde> ThadiusB: I honestly don't know, I've never had to use it.
[04:58] <wifioregon> Would upgrading to the Beta release fix this?
[04:58] <ThadiusB> thanks wylde, i finally found my drivers for 10.04 but its .patch and i have no idea how to apply that
[04:59] <wylde> ThadiusB: you'll nedd the source of the driver and your patch file. Instructions SHOULD be on the site you got the patch from.
[05:00] <ThadiusB> @wylde, I dont think they were to concerned with apply the patch, i was lucky i got the .patch at all, its for a pci-e parallel port, not in the highest demand
[05:00] <ThadiusB> applying*
[05:01] <wylde> ThadiusB: what exactly are you wanting to install?
[05:01] <ThadiusB> i have a StarTech pci-e parallel card, Oxford chipset, and it lists it, but i'm not getting anything out from it.
[05:01] <wylde> ThadiusB: by the sound of the device that may very well be a kernel patch. Lots can go wrong with kernel compiles and it's definately not recommended to do on ubuntu, if I recall correctly.
[05:02] <wylde> ThadiusB: hmmm, doesn't sound like a popular piece of equipment, otherwise I suggest looking at compatability with newer ubuntu kernels.
[05:03] <ThadiusB> wylde: worst that could happen is i'd have to reinstall aye?
[05:03] <ejo> I *desperately* want to use DejaVu Sans Condensed as my default sans font in Firefox, and it refuses to recognize that this font is installed.
[05:03] <ThadiusB> its not popular, i need it to connect my computer to my cnc machine
[05:03] <vicky_> Hi all. Why libhid package is not available in ubuntu11.10?
[05:03] <ejo> It's pretty much the only comfortably readable font I can find that won't waste so much horizontal space.
[05:03] <wylde> ThadiusB: yeah, well at least repair GRUB, it wants to set the newest kernel as default
[05:04] <ThadiusB> my knowledge base of ubuntu is extremely limited
[05:04] <ThadiusB> so i have no idea what to do
[05:04] <ShadowFios> i also am in need of help
[05:05] <ThadiusB> is there nothing i can do with the .patch file they gave me on their drivers page?
[05:05] <wylde> !find mingw32
[05:05] <ShadowFios> i am downloading the new ubuntu 11
[05:05] <wylde> ThadiusB: then I definately would not reccomend you do a custom kernel compile
[05:06] <ThadiusB> wylde: nothing else i can do aye?
[05:06] <ShadowFios> and the next step says i have to create a usb drive
[05:06] <wylde> ThadiusB: not that I know of, but that's far from definitive. heh. You could keep asking in here, and have you hit up the forums or askubuntu?
[05:07] <ShadowFios> but i pluggeed in my usb stick and its icon popped up on the desktop
[05:07] <ShadowFios> do i still need to 'create' a usb drive?
[05:07] <ThadiusB> first place i thought i'd start wylde, since i'm sitting here looking at 3k worth of equipment and realizing software is holding me up
[05:07] <ThadiusB> havent been to the forums or askubuntu yet
[05:07] <wylde> vicky_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/937859/ <--- I believe some of those packages will provide that lib.
[05:08] <twas6263> ShadowFios : No u don't need to create another
[05:08] <ShadowFios> thank twas6263
[05:09] <wylde> ThadiusB: so the company that provides the equipment only provides a patch for their driver?
[05:09] <twas6263> ShadowFios : I assume u are installing ubuntu 11.10 via a bootable usb
[05:09] <ThadiusB> wylde, thats all i found in the .zip file
[05:09] <vicky_> sorry.I am a gentoo guy.what to do with that text?
[05:10] <wylde> ThadiusB: dang :( Maybe search the forums to compile the driver as a module. Best I can think of, we're pushing my knowledge here too. :)
[05:11] <ThadiusB> well i greatly appreciate all you could offer wylde
[05:11] <wylde> vicky_: that is a list of packages that supply the libhid.a library you asked about.
[05:11] <ThadiusB> got some friends in our cnc channel looking at it too
[05:11] <vicky_> how to install it through apt-get ?
[05:12] <wylde> vicky_: yes 'apt-get install whichever-file-suits-your-arch'
[05:13] <wylde> vicky_: handy tool for finding libs is apt-file :)
[05:13] <wylde> !info apt-file
[05:13] <vicky_> but apt-cache search libhid returns nothing even after apt-get update
[05:14] <JFerrell> Vicky, have you tried running apt-get upgrade   first?
[05:14] <wylde> vicky_: yes because it's a library that's part of another package. There is no package that's just libhid
[05:15] <vicky_> but it was availabe with 10.04
[05:15] <ThadiusB> hey wylde, i think i might have found the problem if you could give me a lil help
[05:16] <wylde> ThadiusB: if I can, sure
[05:17] <ThadiusB> the post i read says that the program i want to use with the parallel port needs to unload linux kernal module paraport_pc
[05:17] <TuxBlackEdo> how do I make the window smaller in ~/.vnc/xstartup ?
[05:17] <wylde> ThadiusB: ahh ok, so you need to u nload that module and blacklist it.
[05:17] <TuxBlackEdo> changing "xterm -geometry 80x24+10+10" doesnt change anything
[05:18] <ThadiusB> wylde: heres the article with exactly what i have going on........ http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8829820/finding-memory-address-of-a-parallel-port-on-linux
[05:18] <ThadiusB> if you dont mind could you look over it, brb
[05:18] <wylde> ThadiusB: sure
[05:19] <ThadiusB> ty wylde, and back
[05:20] <jjku> hello!
[05:20] <jjku> is this the ubuntu channel support?
[05:21] <wylde> jjku: yep
[05:21] <jjku> it's my first time in irrsi, I hope I typed good
[05:21] <jjku> how can I start the mous
[05:21] <jjku> mouse in console?
[05:22] <jjku> I need to copy a big code from ctrl+F2 in ctrl+F1
[05:22] <ThadiusB> anything making sense wylde??
[05:22] <onoez_omg> is there any "proper" way to get the latest 3.x kernels for natty constantly? i'm experiencing this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/924905
[05:23] <jjku> and... how can I " man calmav"?
[05:23] <superlinux-hp> hi. my network wireless card on my laptop times out the connection after a long uptime. if i reboot everything goes back to normal. what should I do in this regard?
[05:24] <wylde> ThadiusB: well it does seem to make sense about killing the parport module, but I don't know what module you'll need to load? unless unloading and blacklisting parport, then rebooting did the trick.
[05:24] <onoez_omg> superlinux-hp, could u please show ur `dmesg` ?
[05:24] <ThadiusB> wylde, from what i'm gathering, linuxcnc has it "built in??"
[05:25] <TuxBlackEdo> how do i change my window size for my ~/.vnc/xstartup? it's at 1024x768, but when i look in the xstartup file i see "xterm -geometry 80x24+10+10"
[05:25] <wylde> ThadiusB: I have no idea :/ but if that's the case blacklisting the other module should leave the device free to be detected properly.
[05:26] <wylde> !patience | TuxBlackEdo
[05:26] <gtmanfred> Jordan_U: hmm, yeah i tried doing that grub-install, now I am just hanging at kernel /grub/core.img
[05:26] <ThadiusB> wylde, could you explain, or link how to blacklist it?
[05:27] <superlinux-hp> onoez_omg, http://pastebin.com/JidTZpve
[05:27] <onoez_omg> ThadiusB, /etc/modprobe.d/ there are blacklist* configuration files that contain blacklisted modules
[05:27] <wylde> !blacklist | ThadiusB
[05:27] <jjku> how can I start a antivirus scan (clam) to /media/WinSys from console?
[05:29] <ThadiusB> read something about "rmmod"?? to remove the module?
[05:30] <onoez_omg> superlinux-hp, please, try to save one after the problem appears, also u could probably try to make `rmmod iwlwifi` and `modprobe iwlwifi` after that, it will make things more clear
[05:30] <ThadiusB> actually it says use rmmod to remove all modules connected to paraport_pc
[05:30] <superlinux-hp> ok
[05:30] <superlinux-hp> this means i have to disconnect
[05:31] <onoez_omg> yeah probably
[05:31] <superlinux-hp> or let me use my eth0 as another route
[05:31] <superlinux-hp> just a min
[05:31] <onoez_omg> i've never touched with intel centino wireless devices before though
[05:31] <hookem> Newbie here. Can someone please help me install Ubuntu to hard drive?
[05:32] <ThadiusB> if i have 'no write permission" i need to log as root and set it?
[05:32] <wylde> ThadiusB: depends, are you updating the blacklist?
[05:33] <onoez_omg> ThadiusB, if u will blacklist it just as it was suggested, it wont load after reboot, u need root privs in most cases when u touch system configuration
[05:33] <wylde> ThadiusB: you can do 'gksu gedit /path/to/file' for root privs.
[05:34] <onoez_omg> is there any "proper" way to get the latest 3.x kernels for natty constantly (some ppa or idk lol)? i'm experiencing this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/924905
[05:34] <wylde> ThadiusB: always use gksu or gksudo when starting gui apps with root privs though. Save sudo for command line only applications. :)
[05:34] <ThadiusB> ok, thanks
[05:36] <ThadiusB> wow, talk about feeling like a goober
[05:37] <wylde> oh?
[05:37] <ThadiusB> in my readme file for linuxcnc, it says "remove the # below to prevent linux programs from using the parallel port"
[05:38] <wylde> bahahahahaha! >.< hehe
[05:38] <ThadiusB> and has "#install parport_pc /bin/true
[05:38] <ThadiusB> so once i delete that #, all should be good lol
[05:39] <wylde> ThadiusB: that's how they make sure you *cough*RTFM*cough*
[05:39] <milamber> hookem: do you have a specific question?
[05:39] <ThadiusB> ya, indeed
[05:39] <ThadiusB> i cant see the forest for all the trees sometimes :)
[05:39] <wylde> :)
[05:39] <ThadiusB> lemme see if this works
[05:39] <ThadiusB> brb, rebooting
[05:40] <hookem> milamber: I have a 1TB drive. I created a 250GB ext4. Then I clicked on Installer.  It is asking me for a root? thanks
[05:40] <vexaxv> hey guys whats up with minecraft bein so slow
[05:40] <vexaxv> on openjdk 6
[05:41] <milamber> hookem: you should be able to look at your partitions and select the ext4
[05:47] <hookem> milamber: I selected the ext4 partition, but Error message tells me "no root system is identified. Please correct this from the Partition menu" but I don't know where to find that
[05:47] <wylde> onoez_omg: have you seen http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11177736 ?
[05:48] <onoez_omg> wylde, thx
[05:48] <ThadiusB> and still nothing
[05:48] <ThadiusB> dammit lol
[05:48] <wylde> ThadiusB: boo!
[05:49] <ThadiusB> still havent tried adding paraport_pc to blacklist
[05:49] <onoez_omg> wylde, any ideas why there is no newer images after adding and synching with their ppa?
[05:49] <onoez_omg> =)
[05:50] <wylde> ThadiusB: beyond the blacklist I have no idea :(
[05:50] <ThadiusB> when i add to blacklist do i need to reboot for it to take affect?
[05:50] <wylde> onoez_omg: ... because there aren't any ... hmm.
[05:50] <Ashtray777> I have an ext4 partition that I would like to re-assign as my home directory.  Is this possible to do without re-installing?
[05:51] <hookem> how do I join another channel?
[05:51] <darbe> I have upgrade error. http://paste.ubuntu.com/937874/
[05:51] <bmonkj> hookem, type /join #channelname
[05:51] <ThadiusB>  /join #channelname
[05:51] <hookem> where do I type that? thanks
[05:51] <redact3d> has anyone had a play with up-side-down-ternet on 11.10? i have followed this guide (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Upside-Down-TernetHowTo) but it doesn't work
[05:51] <wylde> Ashtray777: yes, rename your current home dir and mount the new partition to /home then copy your old users home to the new home.
[05:52] <ThadiusB> rebooting, fingers crossed
[05:53] <Ashtray777> oh.  that sounds much easier than i expected.  Thank you again wylde
[05:53] <hookem> bmonkj: where do I type that? thanks
[05:53] <bmonkj> hookem, where you write...
[05:53] <wylde> Ashtray777: no problem, don't delete the old home directory until you're sure everything is working right though. Even do a reboot before you delete anything.
[05:54] <Ashtray777> wylde, u helped me a few weeks ago as well.  are u a volunteer?
[05:54] <onoez_omg> and i have another question, is there fine "gnome classic" fallback in 12.04 without unity side panel and other mess? btw i'm running a laptom with nvidia optimus and it can become a problem i suppose
[05:54] <wylde> Ashtray777: yep, I have far too much time on my hands is all :)
[05:54] <bmonkj> redact3d, are you sure you redirect your http traffic thru your proxy?
[05:54] <Ashtray777> damn.  thank god for that!
[05:55] <hookem> thanks. Can anyone tell me why Installer Error message tells me "no root system is identified. Please correct this from the Partition menu" but I don't know where to find that
[05:55] <wylde> onoez_omg: gnome-fallback isn't bad, not quite gnome2 but very similar. There are other options though like xfce4 or lxde
[05:55] <Ashtray777> ttyl wylde hard to type on my tablet.  ty again.  peace
[05:55] <redact3d> bmonkj, i am testing localling atm i have manually set my browser to use squid and the internet works but for some reason it appears flip.pl is not working
[05:56] <onoez_omg> wylde, thanks, i'll give it a try on virtualbox in case
[05:56] <darbe> no idea http://paste.ubuntu.com/937874/
[05:57] <wylde> onoez_omg: yeah, with a little work you can make xfce look and feel like gnome2.
[05:57] <bmonkj> redact3d, I assume you know for sure perl is installed and working?
[05:58] <redact3d> bmonkj, yep
[05:58] <MrBushido> does anybody know a good book/reference that includes information on writing and using shared libraries? i know little about them other than the concept so a thorough guide with potential pitfalls etc would be great.
[05:59] <wylde> !ot | MrBushido
[06:00] <wylde> MrBushido: channels like #c++ or others may be more helpful for that.
[06:00] <brien> Yo. Im not trying to be dick or anything, but Im super new to IRC
[06:00] <MrBushido> sadly not, hence my hope that the popularity of this channel might assist me
[06:00] <Num83rGuy> Would a bad graphics card cause X to freeze (sometimes taking the kernel with it) ? Just lock up no glitching untill I force a reset.
[06:00] <brien> Is this the right place to ask questions?
[06:01] <Num83rGuy> brien Yes it is.
[06:01] <lotuspsychje> Num83rGuy: is it on a netbook?
[06:01] <brien> Thanks Num83rGuy
[06:01] <Num83rGuy> No Desktop lotuspsychje
[06:01] <redact3d> bmonkj, also just tested mogrify and that appears to work fine
[06:01] <ApocGoD> brien, how can we help you?
[06:01] <brien> Well Im not exactly new to Linux, but I am new to IRC
[06:02] <lotuspsychje> Num83rGuy: i had similar freeze on a netbook, i had to enable 'network boot' in bios to fix
[06:02] <brien> What's the purpose of this chatroom?
[06:02] <Num83rGuy> It has done this across two versions 11.10, 12.04
[06:02] <brien> (is that what's it's called? chatroom?)
[06:03] <onoez_omg> brien, `/topic`
[06:03] <brien> What does that mean, onoz_omg?
[06:03] <ThadiusB> blah
[06:03] <brien> Alright
[06:03] <Num83rGuy> lotuspsychje: So it might be the ACPI or power management whatever it is.
[06:03] <brien> I understand now sorry dude
[06:04] <Num83rGuy> I will have to give that another try.
[06:04] <brien> So what do you guys do when the cpu of your laptop doesn't support hardware frequency scaling?
[06:05] <brien> Because I have an Atom 330 and it's a BITCH
[06:05] <wylde> !language | brien
[06:05] <lotuspsychje> Num83rGuy: whats Os did come default on your desktop?
[06:05] <brien> woah okay
[06:05] <brien> sorry
[06:05] <brien> I'll keep it PG
[06:05] <wylde> brien: thanks :)
[06:05] <brien> Sorry man I'm just new with this whole IRC thing
[06:05] <slikts> WTF, why doesn't Alt+F2 work, and why is "show the run command prompt" greyed out in Keyboard settings!
[06:06] <brien> I'm a 4chan resident :c
[06:06] <bmonkj> redact3d, I can't help you then, I'm sure its working under normal circumstances, I would ask you to try a from a natted computer as the script was intended
[06:06] <Num83rGuy> lotuspsychje: None :) all home built. Just the way I like it.
[06:06] <wylde> all good, keep in mind this is the support channel, general chat is over in #ubuntu-offtopic :)
[06:06] <brien> but really, language aside, does anyone have a solution to the lack of hardware scaling in Intel Atom 330 cpus?
[06:06] <lotuspsychje> Num83rGuy: would be interesting to mess with BIOS a bit, maybe u can solve
[06:07] <lotuspsychje> or looking at logs
[06:07] <redact3d> bmonkj, just setting up an lts vm to go from fresh in case my existing apache conf is breaking it.. cheers for you help!
[06:08] <bmonkj> redact3d, one more thing, do you have localhost in your /etc/squid/squid.conf?
[06:08] <brien> No tips?  Might as well turn off everything non-essential when my new graphics card comes in Tuesday.
[06:08] <brien> it's a huge pain that it wont scale the cpu freqs
[06:08] <onoez_omg> brien, i suspect there is none
[06:08] <brien> get super hot
[06:08] <brien> thanks for the input onoez
[06:09] <onoez_omg> np =)
[06:09] <redact3d> bmonkj, yeah and localnet. as i said i can get out through the proxy it just doesn't store images for some reason
[06:09] <Num83rGuy> lotuspsychje: Thanks. Some times bouncing ideas helps me think things out.
[06:09] <brien> How should I proceed? Windows isn't an option
[06:10] <slikts> brien: tits or gtfo
[06:10] <brien> Why do you think I have tits :c?
[06:10] <onoez_omg> brien, imho choosing atom is a bad idea in almost all cases, there were times when ppl were looking carefully at hardware specs looking for future linux instance running on it
[06:10] <brien> Yeah I think you're right, onoez
[06:11] <brien> It's a shame. I have this hardware regardless of choice
[06:11] <brien> It would be nice to find a distro that could make decent use of it
[06:11] <onoez_omg> there is always a choice
[06:11] <brien> Yeah there's a choice.
[06:12] <brien> I could make this viable machine into landfill fodder
[06:12] <brien> or I could find some sort of solution to this dumb problem.
[06:12] <brien> See what I'm saying?
[06:12] <onoez_omg> i know a guy whos using eee 900 as a router with 1+ year uptime
[06:12] <brien> Hmm
[06:13] <brien> alright, router is an option
[06:13] <brien> Anything really is a option
[06:13] <brien> execpt trash or windows
[06:13] <brien> why did asus make these terrible eeepc machines?
[06:14] <onoez_omg> as for me, there were two nice machines 900 and 901
[06:15] <brien> I haven't had the pleasure of using those two, onoez
[06:15] <brien> Alright, Quick question; why are some names in different colors?
[06:15] <brien> I noticed it already with slikts and onez_omg, but only sometimes
[06:16] <brien> Is it a personal message? meant only for me and invisible to others?
[06:17] <brien> Come on you guys
[06:17] <brien> simple question
[06:17] <Jaye_Falcon> I don't understand this xchat...
[06:17] <slikts> brien: gb2/4chan
[06:17] <brien> I'm using irssi, and sometimes your names are yllow instead of white
[06:17] <slikts> because we mention your handle, fool
[06:18] <brien> Alright mang. Thanks for the awesome community and outstreched welcoming arms
[06:18] <brien> I love linux
[06:18] <brien> But really. Thanks for answering my question.
[06:19] <jesfre> @Jaye_Falcon, what do you mean? What are you unsure of?
[06:19] <slikts> brien: no welcome
[06:19] <brien> What are you doing here slikts?
[06:19] <brien> I'm real curious
[06:20] <slikts> I'm the head of HR
[06:20] <brien> If you want to be a pointless pendant why aren't you trolling the arch forums?
[06:20] <slikts> noobs need to be combated everywhere
[06:20] <Jaye_Falcon> How to join the Actually server I want to
[06:20] <brien> You tell me to gb24chan but you clearly have no idea what you're talking about
[06:21] <slikts> yes, I have no idea what you're talking about
[06:21] <xufan> #openbrd
[06:21] <brien> Yeah I'm an irc noob but I know better to act big on a mother crunching ubuntu forum
[06:22] <jesfre> @Jaye_Falcon, type either "/j [#channel]" or "/join [#channel]" without the brackets.
[06:22] <brien> Anyway.
[06:22] <slikts> brien: I thought people from 4chan knew trolling
[06:22] <onoez_omg> u can try to tell the same cool story at #slackware for example, just an option for ur personal etertaining
[06:22] <Jaye_Falcon> No, I need to get to coldfront.
[06:22] <Jaye_Falcon> It's irc.coldfront.net
[06:23] <brien> You were decent enough to answer my question before. Maybe, slikts, you can tell me how to block you on irc?
[06:23] <jesfre> I see. go to xchat at the top and choose network list.
[06:23] <slikts> brien: /ignore slikts
[06:23] <brien> yo thanks
[06:23] <slikts> no welcome
[06:23] <brien> I wont actually ignore you, but when real jerks appear I know how.
[06:23] <brien> "no thanks"
[06:24] <Jaye_Falcon> I type in irc.coldfront.net but and click connect, but it isn't going through...
[06:25] <blackr00tsys> check
[06:25] <brien> check?
[06:25] <jesfre> be sure to hit enter. That first screen you get is the name of the network, you'll want to click edit to put the address in.
[06:25] <blackr00tsys> ping
[06:25] <brien> pong
[06:26] <blackr00tsys> can i ask something sir
[06:26] <blackr00tsys> ??
[06:26] <brien> Go ahead
[06:26] <brien> Its better than waiting in silence to recieve an answer for no reason
[06:27] <Jaye_Falcon> It works!
[06:27] <brien> It does
[06:27] <brien> What is everyone's favorite food?
[06:27] <Jaye_Falcon> Thank you, very much.
[06:27] <jesfre> awesome, I'm glad. :)
[06:27] <Zenger> Hi guys, accidentally did sudo chmod 777 /
[06:27] <jesfre> Have fun!
[06:27] <Zenger> it yelled privs open and so one
[06:27] <brien> TELL ME YOUR FAVORITE FOOD
[06:27] <Zenger> tried to do chmod 755
[06:27] <the_legend> i like risotto!!!!
[06:27] <Paul_Su> hello~
[06:27] <Zenger> locked the whole pc down :D
[06:28] <ThadiusB> <--- utterly defeated lol
[06:28] <brien> Risotto
[06:28] <brien> is good
[06:28] <Paul_Su> Hi all
[06:28] <brien> yes
[06:28] <Zenger> What would be the correct chmod to the whole system folder ?
[06:28] <brien> Best food: white anchovies
[06:28] <blackr00tsys> chmod
[06:28] <Paul_Su> 有人说话吗？
[06:28] <brien> correct chmod +anchovies
[06:28] <the_legend> never had them??
[06:28] <jesfre> @Zenger, have you tried Googling the fix?
[06:28] <brien> Yes
[06:28] <Zenger> jesfre: now I'm a moron.
[06:28] <brien> bocerones
[06:29] <Zenger> jesfre: I'm in a search just now , but tried to ask you guys too
[06:29] <leo_> how to reduce the width of the slide panel of gedit under ubuntu12.04
[06:30] <jesfre> @zenger, it's all good. we all make mistakes at times. For me, it was thinking VMing Ubuntu on a 7 year old Max was a great idea.
[06:30] <jesfre> Mac*
[06:30] <blackr00tsys> sir i want to asking about how upgrade os from 11.10 to 12.04
[06:30] <brien> Who are the admins of this ircthing?
[06:30] <leo_> how to reduce the width of the slide panel of gedit under ubuntu12.04
[06:30] <brien> balckr00tsys, has the upgrade too not work for you?
[06:30] <the_legend> lol i am not sure but i know if your being an idiot you will get kicked
[06:31] <jesfre> @Brien, no idea.
[06:31] <Zenger> jesfre: Still , google doesn't seem to help me a lot , in fact besides "chomd 777 chmod" I have no ideea what to search for  :D
[06:31] <milamber> hookem: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/installseparatehome
[06:31] <brien> blackroot, tell me, what have you tried?
[06:31] <jesfre> @blackr00tsys, give me a moment, let me try and find an answer.
[06:32] <blackr00tsys> ok @jesfre
[06:32] <brien> I have had no problems with the update-manager to upgrade ubuntu versions
[06:32] <brien> maybe I'm just lucky
[06:32] <leo_> how to reduce the width of the slide panel of gedit under ubuntu12.04
[06:32] <jesfre> @zenger, I've got no idea, either. :( I'll try and help, though.
[06:33] <jesfre> @blackr00tsys, try this link: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/TechnicalOverview/Beta2
[06:33] <brien> leo_: not trying to be a jerk, but have you tried gVim instead?
[06:33] <jesfre> The first paragraph should point you in the right direction.
[06:33] <brien> gedit is pretty bad
[06:33] <leo_> No, i'll try it,thanks
[06:34] <brien> It's a totally different editor
[06:34] <brien> but it's really nice once you get used to it
[06:34] <brien> plus, it's available in console form everywhere, called "vim"
[06:35] <brien> ssh into some random linux server, vim will be available
[06:35] <brien> if you are used to it, you will ve right at home
[06:35] <blackr00tsys> mr admin i will ask about my playonlinux
[06:35] <brien> Im not an admin
[06:35] <brien> who are you talking to?
[06:35] <coder2> Hello. Please help me with resolv.conf - it becomes empty after boot. I've specified dns-nameservers in the /etc/network/interfaces. After ifdown eth0/ifup eth0 resolv.conf become normal, but why it is empty right after boot? My ubuntu bersion is 11.10. Network manager is not installed.
[06:35] <Zenger> btw as I'm here, suggest me a good text-editor with small IDE capabilities, mainly for PHP, js , css and sometimes C++ (i'm ok compiling by console , i'm look just syntax and tips) . I want to stay out of VIM, EMACS, Eclipse (or any other heavy IDE (I USE already phpStorm)) .What are the options (besides KOMODO/Geany/Kate/Gedit/jEdit/Bluefish)
[06:36] <brien> Besides what you listed, Zenger?
[06:36] <blackr00tsys> @brien my play on linux its not working correctly...how to fix it ?
[06:36] <jesfre> @zenger,  are you able to get into your files, but they have full permissions?
[06:36] <brien> is there anything really left. Geany is the best option, but you ruled it out
[06:37] <brien> @black. Sorry dude I dont use playonlinux
[06:37] <brien> that's a wine layer, right?
[06:37] <blackr00tsys> okay...
[06:37] <brien> I know a little about it
[06:37] <brien> Just let us know what's wrong
[06:37] <Zenger> brien: yep
[06:37] <blackr00tsys> for game only i want try game counter strikes like on win****
[06:38] <rogst> Zenger: Codelite
[06:38] <Zenger> jesfre: I'm not sure
[06:38] <Zenger> jesfre: I gave 777 to whole /
[06:38] <brien> Zenger: sorry my friend but you ruled out some of the best editors.
[06:38] <Zenger> jesfre: the I gave it 755 /
[06:38] <ShadowFios> hello
[06:38] <Zenger> brien: I adore geany, but it doesn't have a tag matching system
[06:38] <ShadowFios> i am trying to update an acient ubuntu 8
[06:39] <jesfre> @Zenger, uhhh.... I have no idea. :x
[06:39] <Rud> Zenger: kdevelop das php and c++ pretty well.
[06:39] <ShadowFios> to ubuntu 11 on a flah drive
[06:39] <Zenger> Rud: Ubuntu (XFCE) , will it blend ?
[06:39] <brien> Zenger: I'm not a super experienced geany user, but are you sure there's no extension or something for it? if not, have you looked into vim again?
[06:39] <Rud> Zenger: "blend"?
[06:40] <jesfre> @zenger, I know 777 changes the permissions of the file file to read, write, and execute for all.
[06:40] <ShadowFios> i have rebooted multiple times but the prompt ubuntu describes dosent appear
[06:40] <ShadowFios> i have even done the f12 boot option set to usb
[06:40] <Zenger> Rud: I mean will it work on XFCE ? It will pull the whole KDE stuff by itself? because I assume K stands for KDE
[06:40] <ShadowFios> still runs ubuntu 8
[06:40] <CamC> hi, I asked this a while ago but had to leave before I could understand the answer... how can I upgrade mono from 2.4.4 to 2.10 on ubuntu 10.4 please??
[06:40] <Rud> Zenger: yes, it uses "kde stuff"
[06:40] <brien> Zenger: not to pry, but dude, really? Why shy away from vim/emacs?
[06:41] <Zenger> brien: I'm not into vim, I can't force myself learn the whole binds and it drives me crazy.
[06:41] <lotuspsychje> are there known issues on lubuntu crashing adobe flash recently?
[06:41] <Zenger> Rud: Gonna check it out.
[06:41] <ShadowFios> what can i do to update
[06:41] <Zenger> jesfre: yes, but then the pc yells at me , because I have writing privs. It drives me nuts
[06:42] <Zenger> rogst: Codelite doesn't seem to have a PHP syntax support.
[06:42] <Rud> Zenger: more lightweight, but only covering your C++ needs would be qt creator. that does not depend on "kde stuff"
[06:42] <jesfre> @zenger: Oh man, that stinks. Sorry, man I don't know permissions that well. Yet.
[06:42] <blackr00tsys> sir
[06:42] <brien> :Zengrer fair enough. You're gonna hear this more than once, and you probably heard it enough already... However: If you spend a lot of time crankin code into the ol lighnin box, ya should learn a proper way of doin it.
[06:43] <brien> Zenger: Seriously. A few hours of learnin will save ya years of headaches
[06:43] <ShadowFios> has anyone had experience updating ubuntu 8 to 11
[06:43] <Zenger> jesfre: I assume I'd have to bash to 777 and then just use the default user as root. I don't want to install because I have some data that is located on the same drive as ubuntu and on formating I would loose everything (
[06:43] <ulziibuyan> anyone knows how can i output csv in utf-8 encoding with `soffice --convert-to` command?
[06:43] <jesfre> @zenger: sad day
[06:44] <Rud> brien: handling large c++ project, perhaps  without fully knowing the code base, is a pain without a proper code model in the back
[06:44] <Zenger> brien: Show me the best tutorial you can give me.  I've tried vim not 1, not 2 , but hell of a lot times. And it never helped.
[06:45] <ShadowFios> hello?
[06:45] <Zenger> Rud: I would use QT only when I need the qt library, unfortunately QT doesn't have nor color themes nor php support (from which my job depends) :D
[06:45] <ulziibuyan> the problem is `soffice --convert-to csv` loses all international characters.
[06:45] <brien> :Rud that can be accomplished without ecplipse or codeblocks or whatever
[06:45] <Rud> brien: vim + clang for code completion is not bad for editing, but not exactly for "project" handling
[06:45] <ShadowFios> meep
[06:46] <Rud> brien: "real" code models
[06:46] <Zenger> Rud: That's the whole point, I don't quite seek for a project oriented IDE
[06:46] <brien> Rud: Not trying to step on any toes here, but I have worked in "real" project before.
[06:46] <Zenger> Rud: for that I use phpStorm and CDT for C++
[06:46] <Rud> Zenger: if you want to edit text files, vim and emacs is fine
[06:47] <brien> Rud: Zenger: that's exactly what he wants to do
[06:47] <brien> What do you think coding is?
[06:47] <ShadowFios> where one go to get help on updating os version
[06:47] <Zenger> Rud: no they are not, I'm used with gui tools and I'm not comfortable with them. I'm trying to learn them , but nobody seems to have a clue where to start properly except the readme of vim :D
[06:47] <Rud> brien: it's not just typing code, it's also understanding the code, getting the context, debugging, deploying
[06:47] <Zenger> Rud: I got to mention thou, Kdevelop seems preatty neat.
[06:48] <brien> Zenger: Sorry for not having a proper answer for you. A lot of learning a text editor like vim or emacs takes experiences
[06:48] <Zenger> brien: besides , does vim has support for xdebug (for php) ?
[06:48] <Zenger> brien: now you understand why there are so many people who can't learn vim
[06:49] <brien> Zenger: however, as one who has had experience with both, I don't really reccommend emacs. Vim may have a learning curve, but it easy.
[06:49] <Zenger> brien: I would be delighted to learn vim and use it the way you describe it to be. But the plain readme and some stupid youtube videos won't help me.
[06:49] <ApocGoD> Anyone know where I could go for some information on PHP?
[06:49] <fidel> ApocGoD: maybe #php?
[06:49] <moonman> zenger you can use "e" text editor but you should compile it
[06:49] <brien> Zenger: Sorry I've never had to code php professionally
[06:50] <MechanisM> hello guys!. who eats more resources unity or unity 2d?
[06:50] <ulziibuyan> ApocGod: php.net
[06:50] <Zenger> brien: what for do you use vim then ?
[06:50] <ApocGoD> Thanks.
[06:50] <erkon> When ever I boot with usb mouse pluged in it takes like a 3 min ubuntu to load.If I boot with no usb plugged in then the boot time is fast.Why this is happening?
[06:51] <brien> Zenger: I work for garmin, intl. the department I work for uses git and C++
[06:51] <Zenger> moonman: hm , good ideea, I could try that . thank you
[06:51] <brien> vim is quite nice for tiat
[06:51] <slikts> vim is for gits
[06:51] <slikts> just kidding, I use it
[06:51] <brien> yay slikts is back
[06:51] <slikts> therefore it can't be for gits
[06:51] <Rud> brien: eclipse is java at heart. it's super slow for c++, and the code model takes ages to build and is not kept up-to-date as-you-type. it "works", but...
[06:51] <fidel> erkon: it might help so reconfigure your boot process - i assume it currently does not show details but just the ubuntu logo right?
[06:52] <brien> Rud: eclipse is used a lot at my work, too. Even for purely C projects.
[06:52] <Zenger> Rud: I don't do heavy C++ projects, I'm on a simple learing curve, I don't do makefiles or heavy project handling
[06:52] <brien> Rud: I dont know why, but there it is.
[06:52] <Zenger> Rud: I just need code completion a simple project managament, and the compiling I do by console.
[06:52] <erkon> no I see black screen with a cursor in the left top until the logo screen comes up
[06:53] <brien> Zenger: I dont know about php, but for sure vim has C++ code completion
[06:53] <erkon> The same is happening with other linux os for example.with slitaz I can see what is loading and the boot stops and hangs for a long time when it loads usb ohci driver
[06:53] <Zenger> brien: it has for PHP I told you I tried to learn it
[06:54] <brien> Zenger: sorry I wasnt being attentive eough
[06:54] <brien> Zenger: what was the main problem with learning it?
[06:54] <Zenger> jesfre: I'm in a lot of pain now :( , now somehow I've managed to do 766 to the chmod binary , now it won't change the priveleges at all :( I'm screwed :D
[06:54] <Zenger> brien: Were can I start properly learning vim.
[06:54] <brien> Zenger: Even if your answer doesnt help you, it can help point out problems others are having
[06:55] <brien> Zenger: Dude! What are you trying to do? What did you hyst tell jesfre?
[06:55] <slikts> netbeans is nicer than eclipse
[06:56] <Zenger> moonman: but doesn't E cost 50 bucks ?  Just take a couple hours and learn the keybindings
[06:57] <brien> The learning curve is a square wave
[06:57] <Zenger> brien: okay, is there any helpful tutorial you would suggest besides readme.txt ?
[06:57] <jesfre> @zenger: That's no good.
[06:58] <jesfre> @zenger: Can you change permissions on individual files?
[06:58] <brien> Zenger: alright, ya got me, been trying to find a decent intro to vim, can't do it
[06:58] <Zenger> jesfre: 1 moment gonna check that.
[06:58] <brien> Zenger: im assuming complete incompetence
[06:59] <brien> Zenger: again, not tryint to be a dick
[06:59] <CamC> sooo anybody on that can give a little advice about updating mono??
[06:59] <jesfre> @zenger: If you can, you can get your files to a different box or file system, and reset everything.
[06:59] <brien> Zenger: Have you ever heard of Vimperator? Its a firefox extension
[06:59] <jesfre> @Camc: I have no experience in mono, sorry. :(
[06:59] <Zenger> brien: yep, thats what I thought. same here, for many years I'm hearing you guys telling me : "Vim is great, epic , try it" but when I open it  , i'm messed up in visual and normal and "j" "h" "k" keybinds and so on. Tried doing readme. Forogot everything in a few days. :)
[07:00] <CamC> thanks anyway jesfre anybody else??
[07:01] <Zenger> brien: no, and looking by the screenshots I don't think I want it :D
[07:01] <CamC> so far I have found Badgerports, and need to know how to add it as a repository
[07:02] <CamC> via putty shell
[07:02] <Zenger> jesfre: god I hate doing reinstall :( , but I'm gonna have to do it :(
[07:02] <EvilResistance> CamC: PuTTY "shell" is no different from a standard SSH session, last I checked.  What's Badgerports, some other repository you're trying to add to your system?
[07:03] <CamC> yes it is the repository that holds the version that I need, and the directions there only explain from graphic user point
[07:04] <CamC> http://badgerports.org/
[07:05] <CamC> I have found the sources folder /etc/apt/sources.list
[07:05] <brien> yo
[07:05] <CamC> cant find the exact command to add the source
[07:06] <brien> lost connex
[07:06] <Zenger> besides I'm still stuck to the same no Idea what text-editor to try :D (besides learning vim) :D
[07:06] <Blue11> installed new thunderbird from mozilla site, but can't seem to get it to use the default browser.  what gives?  tried the network.handler thing (doesn't exist)
[07:07] <brien> Zenger: sorry for being such a zealot
[07:07] <Blue11> Zenger: gedit or nano
[07:07] <tshelton1232> ok can anyone help me install minecraft on ubuntu 12.04
[07:08] <brien> zenger: the truth of the matter is that altough there might not be any super easy way to get nice an cozy with vim, it really does pay off,
[07:08] <lotuspsychje> nano looks good
[07:08] <tshelton1232> ok can anyone help me install minecraft on ubuntu 12.04?
[07:08] <fidel> tshelton1232: #ubuntu+1 for 12.04 things - while i have no idea about minecraft itself & the install instructions
[07:08] <brien> zenger: if you have no long-term relationship with coding in linux, then forget about vim or emacs, and yeah, gedit is good enough.
[07:08] <ojii> how can I connect to a Mac VNC server? all the clients I found in the repositories fail...
[07:08] <Blue11> lotuspsychje: it's very simple to learn -- never could master vi or vim -- I am a weakling I guess
[07:09] <fidel> ojii: sure you enabled vnc support inside the remote-desktop settings of your osx host?
[07:09] <Zenger> brien: I got that, the problem is how to get there. Besides , if moving to a windows machine, gVim won't do the job ?
[07:09] <fidel> otherwise it will fail for sure - always ;)
[07:09] <lotuspsychje> Blue11: not all ubuntu users are hardonn cli
[07:09] <ojii> fidel, yes, other mac users can connect
[07:09] <brien> gVim is good
[07:09] <ojii> fidel, from ubuntu: no luck
[07:09] <fidel> ojii: macs dont use vnc itself
[07:09] <ojii> fidel, o.O?
[07:09] <Blue11> lotuspsychje: huh?
[07:09] <brien> gVim is available as a standolone exe install in windows, I believe.
[07:09] <fidel> there is a special option for vnc support inside the remote desktop settings
[07:09] <lotuspsychje> Blue11: im more an ubuntu candy user
[07:10] <Blue11> lotuspsychje: ahh
[07:10] <Zenger> Blue11: gedit would be nice if it would have code completion and CTRL + Y working (it won't do forward) :D
[07:10] <lotuspsychje> Blue11: many swear by the command line (the hard way)
[07:10] <brien> What is C+Y?
[07:10] <Blue11> lotuspsychje: oh no I use nano regularly -- you mean x forwarding?
[07:10] <ojii> fidel, most clients say they fail because of authentication method not being supported
[07:11] <lotuspsychje> Blue11: i mean not all users work with only commandline, i prefer handy tools
[07:11] <fidel> ojii: have you checkeD: VNC viewer may control screen with password ?
[07:11] <fidel> otherwise it will not work
[07:11] <fidel> thats a setting on your mac
[07:11] <Blue11> lotuspsychje: ahh I use mostly commandline
[07:11] <fidel> i stop repeating myself now ;)
[07:11] <ojii> fidel, okay
[07:12] <Blue11> anyone have any idea on what I can try to get thunderbird to use the default browser?
[07:12] <lotuspsychje> Blue11: but also u like gui stuff?
[07:12] <Zenger> sometimes I just want to kill everything and put windows, just like that :D It wasn't the best but it did the job :D
[07:12] <brien> Zenger: I'll try to answer your main question: No it is not possible to read one tutorial and be completely proficent with Vim. Maybe the learning curve is a bit more gradual than I first said
[07:12] <Blue11> lotuspsychje: priv. message ok?
[07:12] <lotuspsychje> sure
[07:12] <brien> Zenger: However, if you can learn the basics (and anyone can) then they gradually lead to more advanced use
[07:12] <fidel> ojii: sys-prefs - sharing -remote management - computer settings
[07:13] <Zenger> brien: maybe maybe.
[07:13] <ojii> fidel, a mac user claims it's enabled
[07:13] <brien> Zenger: because they are all based on the same basic ideas of use
[07:13] <Zenger> The problem is at the moment I can't give some of my time to learn vim , I just can't, maybe in a few days I will
[07:14] <brien> Zenger: maybe it's not worth your while. I dont know. but my time with vim has made editting with it second nature. I use a firefox extension to make mybrowsing more like vim
[07:15] <Zenger> brien: I would like to have that same knowledge of vim so it would make my editing seconds.
[07:15] <brien> Zenger: and I'm not alone. It's hard to describe how nice it feels to never move your fingers from the keyboard, and rarely away from homerow. But it's worth it.
[07:15] <ojii> fidel, ah, gtkvncviewer actually can connect!
[07:15] <Zenger> brien: you are not the first one to mention vim, and not the first one to mention vim and php, those who know vim always cheer it
[07:15] <ojii> fidel, but it only shows part of the screen. the mac has 4 displays attached, i can only see one
[07:16] <Zenger> brien: I hope I will make some good use from vim
[07:16] <brien> Zenger: Im sorry I couldnt find a better resource for you to learn it. It may just take some time.
[07:17] <Zenger> brien: ye.. one more question, but why did you throw emacs so fast?
[07:17] <Zenger> people seem to like it and besides if far mor older than vim
[07:17] <Zenger> it's* far more*
[07:18] <brien> Zenger: it's personal opinion.
[07:18] <Zenger> brien: oh, okay
[07:18] <Rud> Zenger: nobody who likes vim touches emacs, and vice versa....
[07:18] <brien> Zenger: emacs is fine, I've tried it, but really, it gets harder the more you learn it
[07:19] <Rud> Zenger: that rule must have been there before computers had been invented
[07:19] <Zenger> Rud: I kind of suspected this trend :D
[07:19] <brien> Zenger: vim is more universial, and frankly, easier, while still being quite powerful.
[07:20] <floppy> ro
[07:20] <blendedbychris> anyone ever encounter this when generating a csr
[07:20] <blendedbychris> http://pastie.textmate.org/private/wl6gh6on5zz00n9b4hhkq
[07:20] <gvandeweyer> Can I list somehow the current kernel configuration on a default ubuntu-server install ?
[07:20] <gvandeweyer> I need to see if some options are enabled
[07:20] <brien> Rud, Zenger: I know it's a holy war or whatever, but in complete honesty, unless you are super hardcore and want to write a bunch of Lisp, Vim > Emacs
[07:20] <jhattara> can i extract a tar without destroying the original and extracting the files into the current folder ?
[07:21] <Rud> Zenger: both vim's direct predecessor (vi) and emacs are from 1976 or so. vi followed ed which is even older
[07:21] <jesfre> guys, there's going to be pros and cons about each editor, and there isn't a perfect one for everyone, because we are all different. :)
[07:21] <brien> No! jesfre! NOOOO!
[07:22] <Rud> brien: I am on the vi(m) side, no worries ;-}
[07:22] <brien> I will make the emacs users pay for what they've done!
[07:22] <DarkSector> How do I route my aptitude/ping traffic through http port
[07:22] <cyborg_> hey i can't  create a  wireless adhoc in my ubuntu 10.04
[07:22] <EvilResistance> !offtopic | brien, i think you're straying a tiny bit into there
[07:23] <brien> Yo no problem ubottu
[07:23] <DarkSector> Also, what is the default apt-get port?
[07:23] <EvilResistance> DarkSector:  why do you need to route your traffic via port 80?
[07:23] <DarkSector> EvilResistance: all other ports are blocked on my college net :|
[07:24] <EvilResistance> DarkSector:  last i checked, apt-get update and apt-get upgrade both downloaded via HTTP
[07:24] <cyborg_> i am using driver=brcmsmac
[07:24] <salan8a7> hi
[07:24] <EvilResistance> (and if your college net is restricting your traffic in this manner, god help you)
[07:24] <brien> Sorry Rud, let's focus on helping these folks
[07:24] <EvilResistance> DarkSector:  what makes you think the apt-get is being blocked?
[07:24] <Zenger> I have never experienced neither Emacs nor vim more than five minutes
[07:24] <DarkSector> EvilResistance: well I can't ping or update, it can't connect to the repository urls
[07:25] <Rud> brien: help emacs folks? never!  ;-)  [sorry, could not resist]
[07:25] <EvilResistance> can you access the internet normally?
[07:25] <brien> Fun fueding though
[07:25] <EvilResistance> (i.e. firefox or something)
[07:25] <brien> hehe
[07:25] <yohann> im having some trouble with grub loader my setup is windows + ubuntu but now i put mac on also on a 25gig hfs+ partition
[07:25] <Zenger> but I will mention vim is way easier to use and understand. That said that is puerly my opinion using both of them just a few moments
[07:25] <DarkSector> EvilResistance: Yeah I am on IRC on firefox
[07:25] <DarkSector> EvilResistance: the thing is, I can connect to the gpg urls on firefox
[07:26] <cyborg_> wireless problem save me my lords
[07:26] <DarkSector> EvilResistance: not through the terminal
[07:26] <cyborg_> save me
[07:26] <jesfre> @darksector: I'm using apt-get to get some packages, and it is going through http... I don't know if that helps.
[07:26] <EvilResistance> DarkSector:  apt-get uses HTTP or FTP, depending on what's in /etc/apt/sources.list, which by default is HTTP
[07:26] <EvilResistance> DarkSector: ignoring "ping", can you do apt-get update without problems?
[07:26] <DarkSector> EvilResistance: No, I can't do anything at all, no communication via the terminal
[07:27] <DarkSector> EvilResistance: even after enabling a system wide proxy, this doesn't seem to work
[07:27] <squibby> hi guys; what is the current recommended way to disable avahi-daemon and its minions? it sucks k thx
[07:27] <DarkSector> EvilResistance: can you predict any reasons for this?
[07:28] <EvilResistance> DarkSector:  i *think* you're SOL then, the network firewalls might be screening your client/downloader/etc. headers, and saying that if its not a web browser, to reject it, i think you'll have to talk to the help desk at your university or something
[07:28] <DarkSector> oh god
[07:28]  * EvilResistance had this issue at Penn State, but it was a minor issue that was rectified because they screwed up their firewalls
[07:29] <brien> This has been a great first IRC experience
[07:29] <EvilResistance> DarkSector:  don't quote me on that "You're SOL" thing though, i'm only speculating (it *is* 3:30 AM here, so... :P)
[07:29] <brien> Been using Linux since 2002. The community has clearly evolved quite a bit.
[07:29] <DarkSector> EvilResistance: That's fine, atleast I have something to work with
[07:31] <DarkSector> EvilResistance: also, anyway to figure out what ports might or might not be blocked on the network? Should I be using a tool like nmap or something?
[07:31] <EvilResistance> DarkSector:  that won't detect outgoing port blocks
[07:32] <EvilResistance> DarkSector:  nothing you can do from behind the netowrk, and nothing I'd explain how to do here (because of the ITSec implications)
[07:32] <DarkSector> oh okay
[07:32] <DarkSector> Thanks for your time
[07:38] <Hyperbyte> I have ran into this bug:  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/416190  That bug talks about the problem existing in Karmic and Lucid, I'm experiencing it on Natty.  Other than updating the bug, is there anything else I could possibly do to help get this issue resolved without needing programming skills?
[07:39] <osirisx111> hi, anyone know how i can correct a corrupt mjpg mkv video?
[07:43] <vadi2> Is it possible to make the system monitor display more than 60s of history?
[07:44] <sinan> is there a way to get a better-looking application switcher (and workspace switcher) in unity2d?
[07:44] <monotux> ok, what's the easiest way of installing ubuntu on a netbook, withouth the default gnome shell? I'd love to use ubuntu again (currently using debian squeeze which is kinda dated) but the default shell is too slow :/
[07:44] <monotux> is lubuntu the way to go? or ubuntu server?
[07:45] <monotux> i'm using awesome wm normally
[07:45] <EvilResistance> monotux:  xubuntu, lubuntu, either could work, but unity is netbook-inspired, so...
[07:46] <EvilResistance> monotux:  if you want old-style gnome like stuff, from pre-Unity defaults...
[07:46] <zamabe> monotux, dated? lol. debian is a rolling distro. Just update.
[07:46] <EvilResistance> !not-unity | monotux
[07:46] <EvilResistance> oh
[07:46] <EvilResistance> !notunity | monotux
[07:46] <monotux> zamabe: squeeze is the stable distro, which means it gets some updates every 3 rd month or so
[07:46] <monotux> but I need python 2.7 and such
[07:46] <monotux> and installing 2.7 breaks a lot of the system
[07:47] <zamabe> .... what is this i don't even
[07:47] <monotux> EvilResistance: I've used the netbook editing and the new unity thingy, it wastes screenestate and is kinda slow on a low-end netbook
[07:47] <monotux> I use X11 to run chrome/firefox and for getting antialiasing in my emacs
[07:47] <EvilResistance> ah, then try xubuntu or lubuntu.  note othough that ubuntu-server is CLI only, so...
[07:48] <EvilResistance> you shouldn't use ubuntu-server unless you want command-line only
[07:48] <EvilResistance> (probably not what you want ;P)
[07:48] <monotux> well I guess I can install X11 in ubuntu server as well?
[07:48] <monotux> that used to be only a meta-package
[07:48] <monotux> back in the day when ubuntu was brand new ;)
[07:49] <monotux> well I'll probably go for lubuntu 12.04
[07:50] <monotux> i wonder if i can bootstrap a installation from my swap-drive...
[07:50] <ramsrambo> I need help installing Ubuntu 12 Beta 2 with WUBI installer.
[07:50] <newbie_> hi anybody uses quanta?
[07:51] <ramsrambo> After Installing it is  boots up with ubuntu but says unable to locate root files system
[07:52] <ramsrambo> ?????
[08:02] <yooo> Hi
[08:03] <yooo> I was wondering if someone knows why the mysql-client default behaviour is to connect trough socket instead trough localhost tcp connection ?
[08:03] <yooo> I've an Maverick
[08:03] <yooo> Is it hard coded when canonical compiled the sources ?
[08:04] <EvilResistance> yooo:  its likely that's how the mysql people have the code.
[08:04] <EvilResistance> yooo:  you should also be aware that Maverick is EOL, so you will probably need to upgrade soon.
[08:06] <yooo> EvilResistance: actually, I installed the server from the website (mysql.com). I installed the complete bundle (server and client). Then, I wanted to use innotop, and I installed mysql-client-5.1 from offical repo, and the default behaviour of the client changed
[08:06] <EvilResistance> yooo:  don't mix-and-match server/client versions
[08:06] <yooo> I couldn't find any settings justifying this new behaviour in any config files :/
[08:06] <EvilResistance> it'll break things
[08:06] <yooo> EvilResistance: yeah, I know, but i'm using ghosted computers, I can't do anything ^
[08:07] <EvilResistance> yooo:  don't mix-and-match, either use the packages in the repos or use the bundle from the SQL site, not both :P
[08:07] <EvilResistance> breakage occurs
[08:07] <naftilos76> what will it take to install latest evolution 3.4 to ubuntu 10.10?
[08:07] <yooo> EvilResistance: I know that is not very 'clean' way to do, but that is not the point, I'm in MySQL training (the language, not in admin sys)
[08:08] <yooo> I just wanna know where the mysql-client-5.1 default behaviour is set (not in /etc/my.cnf not ~/.my.cnf)
[08:08] <EvilResistance> yooo:  i dont think that's defined anywhere, what's the connection string you're using?
[08:09] <EvilResistance> yooo:  should be something like mysql -u user -h [hostnameOrIP] -p
[08:09] <EvilResistance> or something
[08:09] <fsgxdroid> how to downgrade openssl in ubuntu?
[08:09] <EvilResistance> yooo:  unless you're using a GUI
[08:09] <EvilResistance> fsgxdroid:  first question: why do you need to downgrade?
[08:09] <yooo> When the bundle was installed, I used to execute 'mysql'. Since I installed client from repo, I do need to do 'mysql -h <IP_ADDRESS>'
[08:09] <fsgxdroid> because new version won't cooperate with my case
[08:10] <yooo> Or maybe, the hard coded default behaviour changed from 5.1 to 5.5 ?
[08:10] <EvilResistance> yooo:  not sure, but by default MySQL server listens on <IP_ADDRESS>:port...
[08:10] <EvilResistance> sockets or no sockets, i think
[08:11]  * EvilResistance isnt certain about that thoguh
[08:11] <EvilResistance> !privmsg | fsgxdroid
[08:12] <EvilResistance> !privmsg | fsgxdroid, read this message, or you might get ignored by the person you're privmsging
[08:12]  * EvilResistance doesnt necessarily like random privmsgs :P
[08:12] <yooo> EvilResistance: so that what I though, that a ubuntu package default behaviour, not official behaviuour
[08:13] <fsgxdroid> okey, im using OpenSSL 1.0.1 14 Mar 2012
[08:13] <EvilResistance> yooo:  i'm not sure how the package is configured, i dont think the client is configured to listen/not listen either way
[08:13] <EvilResistance> yooo:  but i didnt create the .deb, so i dont know
[08:13] <EvilResistance> yooo:  i think default behavior is hardcoded, which is why I said you don't mix-and-match
[08:13] <EvilResistance> (for the *client*)
[08:14] <yooo> EvilResistance: ok ^^
[08:14] <yooo> Just, I like to try strange things :)
[08:14] <fsgxdroid> can somebody with openssl version "OpenSSL 1.0.1 14 Mar 2012" test the following command and send me pm with results: "openssl s_client -connect vortex.emt.ee:443"
[08:14] <yooo> Actually, we're 4 in training, and we all have the same behaviour .... maybe that was something like a well known bug or something else
[08:15] <cyborg_> quit
[08:15] <EvilResistance> fsgxdroid:  after my openssl updates, sure (if it ends up with that version)
[08:17] <royk_> which is the bst place to have sex with big boobs girl???
[08:17] <oCean> royk_: wrong channel, don't repeat that here
[08:18] <acicula> fsgxdroid: whats the problem you are experiencing with ssl?
[08:18]  * fsgxdroid still looking persons who has openssl version "1.0.1 14 Mar 2012"
[08:19] <fsgxdroid> acicula: execute command "openssl s_client -connect vortex.emt.ee:443" and pm me results
[08:19] <acicula> fsgxdroid: no i wont, but whats the problem you are having?
[08:20] <fsgxdroid> acicula: im getting following error: http://pastebin.com/GjiR0cd3
[08:20] <fsgxdroid> and i can't connect to my vpn
[08:21] <fsgxdroid> openssl update caused my that problem
[08:21] <fsgxdroid> me*
[08:21] <yooo> fsgxdroid: I would say your client config is not properly set
[08:21] <yooo> I mean, openssl complains about client CA
[08:22] <fsgxdroid> yooo: when i execute " openssl s_client -connect google.com:443" it wont complain
[08:22] <EvilResistance> fsgxdroid:  but Google's SSL CertAuth certs are public and are included in most system CA certs
[08:23] <EvilResistance> !precise | FYI, fsgxdroid
[08:29] <greenit> hi, i just bought the humble bundle, but when i unpack one of the games, there is a *.air format... how can i open this in linux?
[08:32] <linocisco> any body from Germany and poland?
[08:32] <Attie> greenit: try adobe air
[08:32] <greenit> Attie, ok, is there a package in the repos?
[08:33] <linocisco> any body from Germany and poland?
[08:34] <Attie> should be
[08:34] <Attie> its definately avaliable for ubuntu
[08:35] <blek> Hi guys
[08:35] <blek> i have a problem with ubuntu server 11.10, my server reboot anyway
[08:35] <Attie> greenit: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11344792
[08:36] <blek> and in the log is all normal, who can help me?
[08:37] <Treyvon> blek It seems I must have liars and villains for opponents. I am not worthy in the sight of God that a godly and honorable person should discuss these matters with me in a Christian way. This is my greatest lament.
[08:37] <Treyvon> From Defense and Explanation of All the Articles, pg. 99 of Luther's Works, Vol. 32
[08:37] <blek> °_°
[08:37] <blek> and?
[08:38] <Treyvon> You do nothing with all your profusion of words but fight a fire with dry straw.
[08:38] <Treyvon> From The Bondage of the Will, pg. 236 of Luther's Works, Vol. 33
[08:38] <blek> asd
[08:38] <linuxuz3r> asl
[08:38] <linuxuz3r> hi
[08:38] <oCean> Treyvon: stop that
[08:39] <Treyvon> oCean Your words are so foolishly and ignorantly composed that I cannot believe you understand them.
[08:39] <Treyvon> From Explanations of the Ninety-Five Theses, pg. 87 of Luther's Works, Vol. 31
[08:39] <CellTech> Exactly what does "Sudo apt-get upgrade" do?
[08:39] <oCean> CellTech: fetches latest packages and performs upgrade
[08:39] <CellTech> How about on xubuntu? Same thing
[08:40] <oCean> sure, that's same
[08:41] <CellTech> I'm doing sudo apt get update then upgrade on my xubuntu system
[08:55] <autoditac> hi. is there a problem with network-manager in current precise? it lost all its submenus like wifi selection and vpn connection initialization.
[08:59] <auronandace> !topic | autoditac
[09:00] <autoditac> auronandace: whoop. thanks - i'll ask there
[09:04] <jamjam> !beowulf
[09:11] <Guest32799> hi
[09:13] <Guest32799> i have some problem in backtrack5 i need to install ATI drive bat
[09:14] <weechat_user>
[09:17] <coolroot> http://paste.ubuntu.com/938008/ <---- how can i get rid o this warning? i'm worried
[09:17] <nimesh_accenture> Hi guys , I have chrooted ubuntu core 11.10 on top of android kernel 3.01 , Is there a way to check the stability of this chroot?
[09:18] <iceroot> nimesh_accenture: using it
[09:18] <iceroot> nimesh_accenture: or what do you mean with stability?
[09:19] <qqa>
[09:22] <coolroot> anyone!?
[09:22] <coolroot> http://paste.ubuntu.com/938008/ <---- how can i get rid o this warning? i'm worried
[09:22] <neurotech> What's the term used to describe the security method on websites where you navigate to a page and a javascript(?) alert pops up asking for a username and password?
[09:26] <qqa>
[09:28] <llutz> coolroot: check why you get those warnings, check if you can change something, do it.
[09:28] <qqa>
[09:33] <qqa>
[09:35] <hetii> Hello
[09:35] <hetii> :)
[09:35] <the_legend> say whoop if your a programmer
[09:35] <qqa>
[09:36] <acicula> coolroot: are you using ubuntu? the warning is because you allow root to login in the sshd_config file
[09:37] <coolroot> acicula,  yes how can i disable that file?
[09:37] <llutz> coolroot: man sshd_config
[09:37] <hetii> I use pulseaudio i client/server mode on 2 server. When i select remote sink and play music via vls or other player then its play fine. Also its play ok when i play move on youtube that are stream using html5 but when i play flash then the sounds are shredded.
[09:37] <acicula> coolroot: in the man page you will find a setting that disables root login via ssh, but if you are using ubuntu root has no password set and thus can not login to begin with
[09:37] <hetii> s/vls/vlc/
[09:38] <q-d> hello everybody
[09:38] <qqa>
[09:38] <nimesh_accenture> iceroot: sorry i was away... I have used the android ICS kernel 3.01 and have chrooted ubuntu-core 11.10  , so is there a test to see if everything including audio/video/graphics etc
[09:39] <acicula> coolroot: and the other warning is emitted by rkhunter, you need to check the logs from that tool to see about the warnings
[09:41] <coolroot> i already did check the logs hehe thanx acicula
[09:41] <iceroot> nimesh_accenture: i dont know such a test, just use it so see if it is working
[09:41] <coolroot> acicula,  i need to read the man first thanx
[09:42] <nimesh_accenture> ok...
[09:42] <justanewbie> any software to auto detect sniffer machine that have promisic network in a subnet in ubuntu?
[09:42] <acicula> coolroot: i think the option is set in the sshd_config, you can just uncomment the option
[09:43] <acicula> justanewbie: packetfence is an open source NAC system
[09:43] <tegra> hi, can i try the live cd of ubuntu 10.10 on ps3 systems ? it works ?
[09:43] <acicula> justanewbie: might be able to detect it detect it with that
[09:44] <auronandace> !10.10 | tegra
[09:44] <zer0x> hi, is there any progress with critical nvidia drivers (295.40) issue with very slow screen refresh etc?
[09:45] <justanewbie> acicula: thank you ,i've try
[09:45] <yohann> hello?
[09:46] <coolroot> acicula, btw how can i open the sshd_config?
[09:48] <llutz> coolroot: sudo nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[09:54] <nimesh_accenture> i get this error when i do apt-get update . any clues what may be wrong?
[09:54] <nimesh_accenture> sh: cannot create /dev/null: Permission denied
[09:55] <satyanash> !11.04 | sattu94
[09:55] <mathews> It is annoying that Update Manager gives this message after the updation a moment earlier. "The package information last updated 26 days ago"
[09:58] <yohann> nimesh_accenture: first do sudo -i
[09:58] <yohann> nimesh_accenture: then do what you wanted to do earlier
[09:59] <mathews> It is annoying that Update Manager gives this message after the updation a moment earlier. "The package information last updated 26 days ago". How this happened?
[09:59] <acicula> yohann: nimesh_accenture you can use sudo apt-get update to run that command as root
[10:00] <yohann> acicula: could i ask something about grub loader, its kind of off-topic but i have a ubuntu + win and i have a mac hfs+ partition but not booting
[10:00] <nimesh_accenture> yohann:i am already root
[10:01] <acicula> yohann: just post your question here, if anyone knows they will answer.
[10:01] <acicula> while i have a mac i've never attempted dualbooting it so i doubt im much help
[10:01] <jiltdil> I think /dev/null is already created there
[10:01] <yohann> nimesh_accenture: try sudo chmod -R 777 /dev/null
[10:02] <nimesh_accenture> acicula:i am already root , i'm on an embedded device and there is no sudo , so i became super user with su command
[10:02] <traubisoda> hi all
[10:02] <yohann> how do i include mac osx partitionin grub loader ? i tried update-grub, the mac partition is listed in the boot menu but doesnt boot properly
[10:02] <acicula> nimesh_accenture: what distro are you running?
[10:02] <traubisoda> if i have 4 HDDs, and i'd like to RAID them in pairs(A-A, B-B), shall i use RAID1 or RAID10?
[10:03]  * jiltdil RAID is old idea i think , i am now using lvm
[10:04] <traubisoda> is that better? i'll use the pc as LAMP if that matters
[10:05] <nimesh_accenture> acicula: i'm running ubuntu core 11.10 chrooted on android ICS
[10:05] <jiltdil> s/w or hardware  RAID. Which one you are using?
[10:05] <nimesh_accenture> acicula: Hardware is Pandaboard
[10:06] <acicula> nimesh_accenture: before chrooting did you mount the dev filesystem?
[10:06] <traubisoda> nothing yet, i'm right at partitioning
[10:06] <jiltdil> traubisoda,  LVM basically is traditional software RAID. It allows you to create RAID-0, and RAID-1
[10:06] <andrewhiggs> Hello everyone.
[10:06] <LUEshi> .save
[10:06] <nimesh_accenture> i mounted these:
[10:06] <nimesh_accenture> busybox mount -t devpts devpts $mnt/dev/pts
[10:06] <nimesh_accenture> busybox mount -t proc proc $mnt/proc
[10:06] <nimesh_accenture> busybox mount -t sysfs sysfs $mnt/sys
[10:07] <FloodBot1> nimesh_accenture: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:07] <nimesh_accenture> oops sorry
[10:07] <jiltdil> traubisoda,  I prefer with lvm, also if i have to choose hardware or s/w RAID i will go with s/w raid
[10:07] <jiltdil> nimesh_accenture,  Are you creating lfs system?
[10:07] <acicula> nimesh_accenture: did you mount $mnt/dev/ ?
[10:07] <traubisoda> jiltdil i started with this: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/advanced-installation.html ,now i'm az RAID configuration
[10:07] <traubisoda> at*
[10:08] <nimesh_accenture> acicula: oops no
[10:08] <andrewhiggs> I am struggling to get tomcat (6.0.35) to work well on an Ubuntu Server currently testing on 12.04 but got same result on 11.04 and 11.10). The same application is running on a hosted solution with much better performance. I notice that the CPU does not appear to be being used (top shows %us to range between 5 and 15%) as much as the hosted solution (top show %us to be between 80 and 90%). How do I go about trouble shooting why the cpu is not being used to p
[10:08] <nimesh_accenture> acicula: i'll try to mount that and check
[10:08] <jiltdil> traubisoda,  Thats fine
[10:08] <nimesh_accenture> acicula: thx!
[10:09] <acicula> nimesh_accenture: yw
[10:09] <traubisoda> jiltdil so if i would like to mirror my HDDs in pairs(A-A B-B) can i use RAID10?
[10:11] <jiltdil> traubisoda, Left using RAID some year ago, not much idea  at this time, shifted to lvm. Better to ask this from a currently RAID user
[10:11] <traubisoda> jiltdil okay, thank you for your help:)
[10:12] <jiltdil> traubisoda,  no problem :)
[10:12] <traubisoda> any RAID users here for a question?
[10:14] <traubisoda> jiltdil just on more question that might solve my problem, do you know what striping is at mirroring?
[10:15] <xtop7> всем привет
[10:16] <jiltdil> traubisoda, To create a striped-mirror volume, use the following command:# vxassist [-b] [-g diskgroup] make volume length \  layout=stripe-mirror [nmirror=number_mirrors] \ [ncol=number_of_columns] [stripewidth=size]
[10:17] <tegra> lucid-desktop-powerpc+ps3.iso this work on ps3 ?
[10:17] <jiltdil> traubisoda,  firstly please conforim this  perhabs i might forget something
[10:18] <traubisoda> jiltdil thanks again:)
[10:18] <jiltdil> traubisoda,  No problme :)  But i suggest to check that
[10:19] <shades> how can I specify apt-get to go through a proxy?
[10:19] <shades> like on port 8888 for example?
[10:20] <traubisoda> jiltdil okay
[10:20] <jiltdil> shades, http://xpt.sourceforge.net/techdocs/nix/distro/debian/deb10-AptRelated/ar01s03.html
[10:21] <user82> has the idea of the 750mb max. size vanished? (daily build 698M)
[10:25] <yohann> i tried to install grub in the root ubuntu mount /dev/sda3  mounted as / now i get grub rescue, i booted to a ubuntu live on usb , how do i repair grub to detect my windows and ubuntu os'es?
[10:25] <jmara> hey, anyone tried 12.04 on a HP DL320/360 yet?
[10:25] <MonkeyDust> jmara  better ask in #ubuntu+1