[03:02] <sje46> some of the finest people are
[03:03] <GeekSquid> !br | evandro
[03:03] <jjnorth> patx: You might check out /usr/share/icons/gnome/scalable/actions to see if anything catches your family.
[03:03] <xangua> evandro: thisis a suppot channel, for general topic there is #ubuntu-offtopic ;)
[03:03] <patx> jjnorth, ok thanks bro
[03:03] <jjnorth> patx: fancy... FANCY... not FAMILY... XD
[03:03] <patx> lol yea i got it ;)
[03:03] <evandro> tchal for all
[03:04] <jjnorth> patx: I recommend gtk-cancel or gnome-shutdown.
[03:05] <jjnorth> patx: Of course, if you liked XFce, gtk-quit might look familiar.  ;)
[03:05] <patx> ok
[03:05] <acicula> is there a channel cycle hotkey for xchat, instead of using alt-1 etc
[03:07] <jjnorth> eye-zak: Did Sunny ever come back?  It'd be a shame to lose him to a softmodem conflict.
[03:08] <xangua> acicula: Control+Return Page¿
[03:08] <acicula> xangua, ah thanks :)
[03:09] <patx> jjnorth, whats gtk-quit?
[03:09] <xangua> just guessing :)
[03:09] <jjnorth> patx: The icon for the Exit function on XFce.
[03:09] <patx> oh ok
[03:10] <bart_> ok... so i have installed build-essentials and the linux-header files and whhen i try to make the creative XFi drivers it still says it cant find sound/driver.h  .... anyone got an idea what i am missing?
[03:11] <srini> how to restrict pen drive in linux??
[03:12] <kr3w> unmount it?
[03:12] <jjnorth> srini: Are you trying to prevent people from using USB drives, or trying to secure files on the stick itself?
[03:13] <srini> jjnorth:  Tryin to prevent people
[03:14] <aldkjfas> hello
[03:14] <greezmunkey> srini: unmount it? Take it with you?
[03:14] <NimbleRabit> Does anybody here know if it's possible to get the volume control on my USB sound(Creative Soundblaster X-Fi)?  Everything else is working fine, but the volume knob on the device doesn't do anything.
[03:14] <jjnorth> srini: What system do you have (make / model, processor type, anything else you know)?
[03:14] <quiescens> what does that have to do with anything
[03:14] <jjnorth> srini: I ask, because this may be better served by a BIOS lock.
[03:14] <quiescens> o.O
[03:14] <airtonix> lol
[03:14] <airtonix> no
[03:14] <kr3w> encrypt the drive?
[03:15] <onetinsoldier> bart_: i have, well, an idea of what package might contain that
[03:15] <airtonix> srini, investigate the use of policykit and user-group restrictions
[03:15] <srini> jjnorth :  i have locked in bios.. but pend drive automatically mount
[03:15] <bullgard> srini: Use the file /etc/fstab.
[03:15] <srini> bullgard: how?
[03:15] <srini> airtonix: how to use policykit
[03:16] <snlemons> So, 10.4 on my new Dell Studio 1558 is great, but it won't wake from suspend. I see it mentioned in forums, but no proposed solution. Anyone have any tips?
[03:16] <bullgard> srini: This is described in 'man mount'.
[03:16] <jjnorth> bullgard: If fstab can *block* mounting devices, I'd like to know how.
[03:16] <moetunes> !fstab
[03:16] <bart_> onetinsoldier: I am all ears
[03:17] <srini> bullgard: i want to restrict pendrive only. not usb keyboards and mouse
[03:17] <jjnorth> bullgard: Shared subtrees?
[03:17] <onetinsoldier> bart_: ok. first, i'm not certain it's in there. and, i probably can't help you any further than letting you know what it is..  alsa-source
[03:18] <onetinsoldier> !alsa-source
[03:18] <theholder> Hi
[03:18] <onetinsoldier> bart_: i wouldn't follow what the bot said there... the package is in Lucid
[03:19] <jjnorth> bullgard: I didn't mean to come across as hostile.  If you know of a way to block USB mounts via fstab, I'd love to hear it.
[03:19] <shazbotmcnasty> to upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10 it's "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[03:19] <xangua> shazbotmcnasty: or just open update manager
[03:19] <greezmunkey> shazbotmcnasty: I thought you were changing your oil...
[03:19] <aldkjfas> can anyone help me get my aircrack-ng working im running bt4 off of usb i am new to linux but have tried very hard reading all the FAQs and forums for help with this but cant seem to get it working io think the problem is my arp settings
[03:19] <shazbotmcnasty> greezmunkey, I did that this morning
[03:19] <jjnorth> bullgard: It certainly sounds easier than dealing with policykit.
[03:20] <onetinsoldier> bart_: i just want to say, i don't envy you when it comes to messing around with that stuff. good luck ;-)
[03:20] <cba123> I installed Tracker on Lucid, and I can't seem to get it started.  Even when I enable indexing, it doesn't start at all.  Any ideas?
[03:21] <bart_> onetinsoldier: been hackin at it for 3 days...
[03:21] <bart_> onetinsoldier: my sound works fine... the mic does not
[03:21] <acicula> aldkjfas, best ask in #backtrack-linux
[03:21] <jjnorth> bullgard: Wait a minute, "nouser"?
[03:21] <aldkjfas> thnx 4 the link acicula
[03:22] <onetinsoldier> bart_: roger. i know the routine. been there. not with alsa, but been around the block a time or two
[03:22] <onetinsoldier> kernal compiles ;-)
[03:22] <onetinsoldier> kernel*
[03:22] <jjnorth> Bah, oh well, I guess policykit is the best route there.  I was kinda hoping for a decent / intelligent fstab option, to be honest.
[03:24] <Guest63409> any one can help me about DSL connection?
[03:24] <phiberoptik> damn for some reason synergyc is not starting after i login
[03:24] <phiberoptik> but it starts when i'm at the login window
[03:25] <jjnorth> Guest63409: What's it doing?
[03:25] <eye-zak> Guest63409, no luck with network manager ?
[03:25] <Guest63409> yeah, it seems connect to, but it can't work
[03:26] <Guest63409> Guest63409, yeah, it seems connect to, but it can't work
[03:26] <quiescens> jjnorth: in hindsight wouldn't it be easiest to go to the user account settings thingy and just disable their cdrom and/or external storage access from the checkboxes there
[03:26] <pcgeek32147> how do i find my video card driver
[03:27] <eye-zak> Guest63409, use target username not yours in msgs ... run ifconfig -a and put on pastebin so we can see
[03:27] <jjnorth> quiescens: In hindsight, I never noticed that before now.  D'oh.
[03:27] <quiescens> mm, I don't know if it works for sure though, so I wouldn't want to suggest it without trying it out
[03:27] <pcgeek32147> how do i find my video card driver
[03:27] <Guest63409> now I on XP , so I can do that now
, now , i am using window xp
[03:28] <eye-zak> Guest63409, ok don't think i can bee of much help otoh ... sorry
[03:29] <onetinsoldier> pcgeek32147: have you tried the menu up top?   System --> Administration -- Hardware Drivers
[03:29] <pcgeek32147> how do i find my video card driver in command line
[03:30] <MPX>
 in fact i can connect router , but it can't daile to DSL
[03:30] <eye-zak> pcgeek32147, try lspci | grep vga
[03:30] <onetinsoldier> pcgeek32147: if you don't know what your video card is, do --> lshw -C display
[03:30] <jjnorth> pcgeek32147: Except "vga" should be "VGA"... ;)
[03:31] <TomV-415> I just got a new computer and am now trying to figure out how to sync up my old files from my previous ubuntu install.  To ssh from one box to the other, do I need to make firewall changes?  I'm getting "port 22: Connection refused"
[03:31] <eye-zak> Guest63409, hmm i would think router would connect to DSL for you ... does the router sign into dls for you ?
[03:31] <compaq> but he want to know driver not harware
[03:31] <jjnorth> compaq: Ah, but you need to know the hardware to get the driver.
[03:32] <eye-zak> Guest63409, sorry dsl ... if so the problem is either with the route (sudo ip route) or the dns (can be set with network-manager)
[03:32] <Zombie> Does anyone here own a Logitech Driving Force Steering Wheel?
[03:32] <compaq> jjnorth, alright, now now that he knows his hardware, how can he find which driver is running.
[03:32] <snlemons> 10.4 on my new Dell Studio 1558 is great, but it won't wake from suspend. I see it mentioned in forums, but no proposed solution. Anyone have any tips?
, no, my router don't do that for me. I need do diale with pppoeconf
[03:33] <eye-zak> Guest63409, ok so i haven't used ppoe with network-manager but goto network manager applet and choose edit connections form the menu
, I had removed network management, I use wicd to connect my networking.
[03:33] <jjnorth> compaq: It'd help if it were shared, particularly the results of that lspci line.
[03:33] <GeekSquid> TomV-415: sudo apt-get install openssh-server on the comp you want to connedt to
[03:33] <compaq> before, you could look at /etc/X11/xorg.conf, but how about now adays
[03:33] <linux_is_my_hero> any tried google earth on ubuntu 10.4 yet?
[03:33] <linux_is_my_hero> *anyone
[03:33] <Guest27363> you still can right
[03:34] <TomV-415> GeekSquid: Thanks!
[03:34] <eye-zak> Guest63409, ah ok not sure howto config wicd for ppoe but afaik network manager can do it for u from the gui since 0.7.7
[03:34] <compaq> jjnorth, Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE
[03:34] <jjnorth> compaq: xorg.conf is mostly phased out in favor of auto-detection, but it's not perfect.
[03:34] <jjnorth> compaq: The full line only provides that?
[03:35] <compaq> jjnorth, yeah, xorg is much better now
[03:35] <compaq> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE Chipset Integrated Graphics Device (rev 01)
network management can diale to DSL?
[03:35] <jjnorth> compaq: Oh wow, I should've picked up on that "Intel" straightaway.
[03:36] <eye-zak> Guest63409, network-manager cannot dial per out a phone line, but can sign into ppoe no problem (i'm looking at the dialog now in lucid)
[03:36] <TomV-415> GeekSquid: Thanks!
[03:36] <TomV-415> (oops, didn't mean to send that twice!)
[03:37] <bart_> well... looks like this is where it is trying to find it's external header files Entering directory... /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.32-21-generic
[03:37] <bart_> and i have those headers installed
[03:37] <eye-zak> Guest63409, you will have to create a new DSL connection in the dialog ... then connect to it
 in the past i used network-management to connect my networking, but it is conflict with pppoeconf,so I removed it and install wicd to manage my network.
[03:38] <pcgeek32147> how do i find my video card driver slhw did not work
[03:38] <jjnorth> compaq: It's currently a can't-fix, my tower runs the same card. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1476984
[03:38] <greezmunkey> Guest63409: Heh, Does Wicd support PPP, PPPoE, or Mobile Broadband? Not yet. Support for these are planned for wicd 2.0, which will be released in the *late_future*.
[03:38] <Guest63409> in what dialog? I use pppoeconf to diale DSL
[03:38] <eye-zak> Guest63409, i've never used ppoeconf ... not sure if there is something it does that nm doesn't ...
[03:38] <compaq> jjnorth, I know, I had the same problems, but I switched to debian, I am testing right now, seems fine to me
[03:38] <jjnorth> compaq: I thought it sounded familiar.
[03:39] <eye-zak> Guest63409, network-manager-applet -> edit connections, dsl tab (one on the left)
[03:39] <pcgeek32147> how do i find my video card driver slhw did not work
[03:39] <compaq> jjnorth, lsmod will show you the driver you are running
[03:39] <Chymera> hi, do you guys know of any freely available cms for software development, like some Software configuration management thing?
[03:39] <jjnorth> compaq: It's a "can't fix" within the distro, and that's more a 3D concern iirc.
[03:39] <Johnny_101> जय भारत
[03:39] <compaq> pcgeek32147, lsmod
[03:39] <onetinsoldier> pcgeek32147: it's... lshw
[03:39] <onetinsoldier> pcgeek32147: do --> lshw -C display
[03:39] <jjnorth> compaq: Debian may well have fixed it, and it's yet to be committed back.
[03:40] <compaq> jjnorth, no, they just didn't blacklist it, Ubuntu people will have it soon though
[03:40] <Guest63409> in the past nm icon disapear, maybe it is confilict with pppoeconf
[03:40] <eye-zak> jjnorth, it could also be a kernel bug that is not present in debian (some buggy intel code needed to be removed for my atom board to boot)
[03:40] <compaq> debian is way older than Ubuntu, debian uses the oldest packages out of all distros out there
 int the past nm icon disapeart, maybe it is confilict with pppoeconf?
[03:40] <eye-zak> Guest63409, make sure no connections in /etc/network/interfaces for your card (again never used pppoeconf)
[03:41] <jmcantrell> is there a ppa for the kernel? i want to try something past .32
[03:41] <jjnorth> Wait, when did *I* start having trouble with Brookdale?  What just happened?
[03:41] <onetinsoldier> jmcantrell: yes.. not sure where it's at, but i've seen one for a 2.6.34-rc7 kernel
[03:41] <eye-zak> Guest63409, try killall nm-applet and then run nm-applet if it really crashed (btw what ubuntu version)
[03:41] <jmcantrell> onetinsoldier: do you know how to set it up?
[03:42] <jjnorth> compaq: I thought *you* were having issues with Brookdale, after discerning that we weren't talking about pcgeek32147's card.  Did I miss something?
[03:42] <onetinsoldier> jmcantrell: what do you mean? it's .deb, so you just install it
[03:42] <Guest63409> now I haved delete everything in the file of /etc/network/interfaces, let it as a empte file
, now I haved delete everything in the file of /etc/network/interfaces, let it as a empte file
[03:42] <compaq> I went and bought another agp, and put it in, and installed proprietary nvidia drivers.  It was horrible, my case was left open, cause it is small form factor, and use the card didn't fit with the case on, and on top of that, my cpu was running so high all the time
[03:42] <jmcantrell> onetinsoldier: that's not really a ppa.
[03:42] <eye-zak> Guest63409, no .. just make sure there is no ifconfig <ethdev> section for your network card
[03:43] <jjnorth> compaq: In other words, yes.  Yes, I did miss something.
[03:43] <compaq> Then I remembered that long time ago, when I was running debian on this computer, I ran compiz, so I tried again, and sure enough, it installed and so far it running goood
[03:43] <onetinsoldier> jmcantrell: oh, i know what you mean now. no, i don't really
[03:43] <greezmunkey> Guest63409: You should leave auto lo in there
[03:43] <Johnny_101> hi guys.
[03:43] <compaq> It runs, but it crashes sometimes, so Ubuntu blacklisted it.  But it seems ok so far for me.  We'll see
, my OS is ubuntu 10.04 <lucid>
, I try that also.
[03:44] <compaq> There is something fishy about nvidia proprietary drivers, they kill cpu
[03:44] <eye-zak> Guest63409, ok ... not sure what else to say ... nm-applet is the 'supported' way to go
[03:44] <greezmunkey> Guest63409: That won't change what you are working on, it is just needed by your system for other things.
[03:44] <jjnorth> compaq: "Something fishy"... Couldn't that be said of *all* proprietary drivers? ;)
[03:44] <Guest63409> t<eye-zak>, he problem is that I had removed nm
[03:45] <vilhelm> Hello howdo I know that the graphics driver is installed in opensuse?
[03:45] <vilhelm> oops
[03:45] <Johnny_101> compaq : Nvidia works fine for me..nothing fishy.
[03:45] <vilhelm> sry wrong channel
[03:45] <eye-zak> Guest63409, ok so you need nm packages to install (check /var/cache/apt/archives maybe)
[03:45] <compaq> jjnorth, yep, you got that right, but the adobe flash, and mplayer mpeg123 seems ok, but who know
[03:46] <greezmunkey> Guest63409: the interfaces file should have (line1) auto lo - (line 2) iface lo inet loopback  -at a minimum
[03:46] <jjnorth> compaq: Yeah, I'm not an elitist or anything.  I run what works, same as most others.
[03:46] <compaq> my cpu is fine, I have those installed, but the nvidia drivers were a killer, or maybe it was something else, can't say for sure
[03:46] <jjnorth> vilhelm: I imagine quite a bit of the backend is the same, are you trying to verify 2D or 3D graphics?
[03:47] <compaq> jjnorth, I am not too familiar with the term or this context, ...actually, I think I maybe, I may just be an elitist
, yeah, wicd works perfect, and I use pppoeconf to diale DSL, and I use plog to see what happened, it seems ok too, but cont surffe internet, so, I don't know to do with it
[03:48] <Guest27363> wine sucks
 I tried that also, It still couldn't work.
[03:48] <PratikPatel> I have an ATI Radeon X1200 (RS690M), how do I get it to detect the right refresh rate for a 2nd display? It detects the wrong refresh rate. It also disable compiz when a 2nd display is connected. Is this a driver issue?
[03:48] <Johnny_101> compaq : Nvidia 3rd Card?
[03:48] <greezmunkey> Guest63409: open a terminal - ping <IP_ADDRESS> see if you get a reply, then try ping google.com tell us what happens
[03:48] <compaq> Johnny_101, yep
[03:48] <Johnny_101> compaq : model ?
[03:48] <pcgeek32147> what is display UNCLAIMED and how do i fix it
[03:48] <compaq> Johnny_101, its an old one, gforce I think, 128mb
[03:49] <compaq> Johnny_101, it doesn't say on the card, but when I had it in, I think that was the driver
[03:49] <jjnorth> compaq: I don't see you clinging to ideals over functionality, so I don't think you'd qualify.  ;)
[03:49] <compaq> jjnorth, hehe
, some times pppoeconf can't connect. just some times, not always.
[03:49] <Johnny_101> compaq : I use Geforce 7200
[03:49] <onetinsoldier> jmcantrell: https://launchpad.net/~timg-tpi/+archive/ppa
[03:49] <pcgeek32147> what is display UNCLAIMED and how do i fix it
[03:49] <PratikPatel> It happens to everything I connect as a 2nd display. Projectors and monitors
[03:49] <Johnny_101> compaq : I use Geforce 7200 256mb
[03:50] <jjnorth> compaq: Plus, the fact that you're letting other people answer kinda disqualifies you anyways... ;)
[03:50] <greezmunkey> Guest63409: ok, get it connected, and run the tests I posted earlier.
[03:50] <ljsoftnet> is opendns secure?
[03:50] <pcgeek32147> what is display UNCLAIMED and how do i fix it
[03:50] <phiberoptik> damn anybody know why synergy doesn't load after i login
[03:50] <NimbleRabit> Does anybody know if there's a program and/or guide I can use to help me determine what volume level my surround speakers should each be at?
[03:50] <phiberoptik> but does at the login screen
[03:50] <eye-zak> ljsoftnet: as secure as sending your info on a public network
, ok I need to swith to ubuntu to try that.
[03:51] <compaq> Johnny_101, hmm, so what do you think about my issue of cpu over use.  It was constanly loaded, and now its stays under a quarter, before it was always at 3 quarter(75%)
[03:51] <compaq> Johnny_101, and 3d is on now too
[03:51] <ljsoftnet> eye-zak: what do u mean? secure or not secure?
[03:51] <greezmunkey> pcgeek32147: where are you finding that error?
[03:51] <eye-zak> ljsoftnet, no DNSSEC ... public internet ... but the best for dns
[03:52] <pcgeek32147> in the term
[03:52] <compaq>  glxinfo | grep -i direct, YES
[03:52] <jjnorth> I thought about doing that name thing with bugsbunny, but it doesn't work.
[03:52] <Johnny_101> compaq : Ubuntu 10.04 ?
[03:52] <compaq> Johnny_101, no, I had to switch for the video driver
[03:52] <greezmunkey> pcgeek32147: when you open one up?
[03:53] <compaq> Johnny_101, debian 5
[03:53] <tvaughn> is there a way to make the sound applet in the corner of ubuntu control OSS instead of ALSA?
[03:53] <Guest27363> tell me your password and i'll see how i can help
[03:53] <jjnorth> That should be an instant k-line.
[03:53] <tvaughn> agreed
[03:53] <Johnny_101> compaq : Why don't you try Debian Channel : There they will be more familiar with this problem.
[03:54] <z3ro3x> I've been having strange performance issues ever since I updated (fresh install) to 10.04.  When I play music in Rhythmbox after being logged on for several hours music gets really glitchy.    I've also been getting similiar glitching when watching videos in Totem.  Some time I get glitches where the mouse skips as I'm moving i
[03:54] <z3ro3x> t.  It feels like 10.04 was rushed out the door before it was finished.  Is there anyway I can fix some of these performance issues?
[03:54] <laurus> Is there a program available for Ubuntu that will allow me to enter text onto a PDF file and then print it out? (The PDF does not have fillable fields on it)
[03:54] <compaq> Johnny_101, I don't have a problem, I was just chit chatting
[03:54] <snlemons> laurus: You can edit PDFs in GIMP.
[03:54] <pcgeek32147> no when i type lshw -c display
[03:54] <laurus> snlemons, thanks! :)
[03:55] <snlemons> laurus: And some PDF readers will let you edit, but not if the PDF is locked against editing, as far as I know.
[03:55] <jjnorth> Right, well, I'm off, other things to do and all that.  Lates.
[03:55] <laurus> snlemons, I'm using Adobe Acrobat Reader and it doesn't seem to let me edit, probably because the PDF is locked, who knows :P
[03:55] <tvaughn> snlemons: you can always unlock them :P
[03:55] <laurus> But I need to edit all the same ;)
[03:55] <tvaughn> READER cant WRITE
[03:55] <greezmunkey> pcgeek32147: copy and paste the entire error to http://paste.ubuntu.com - paste the resulting url back here so we can look at it.
[03:56] <Johnny_101> compaq : I haven't use Debian ; how does it compare with Ubuntu
[03:56] <tvaughn> Johnny_101: it can be a huge pain
[03:56] <tvaughn> The apps that apt will install in it are old but stable
[03:56] <tvaughn> but out of date as far as a lot of people think
[03:57] <compaq> Johnny_101, well, on my laptop, I could get power management(sleep and hibernate) working, but it worked out of the box with ubuntu, but on my desktop, it was the reverse, i can't sleep with ubuntu, but it works with debian
[03:57] <Appl6> Johnny_101: You're unlikely to get a reasonable answer to that question in an Ubuntu channel.  Consider, for example, asking in #debian about Ubuntu.
[03:57] <eye-zak> Johnny_101, no working out of the box ... but some ppl on this list would say the same thing about ubuntu
[03:57] <Azerthoth> tvaughn, Johnny_101 that depends on the version your using
[03:57] <[Screamo]> how do i make the address bar let me type in it nautilus in 10.04
[03:57] <Appl6> [Screamo]: Ctrl-L
[03:58] <onetinsoldier> laurus: i don't know if this will help, but here it is  http://live.gnome.org/PdfMod
[03:58] <tvaughn> you can hit / as well
[03:58] <laurus> onetinsoldier, oh, that looks even better
[03:58] <[Screamo]> Thank you very much Appl6 :D
[03:58] <laurus> GIMP imported it but it looks low resolution :P
[03:58] <Appl6> tvaughn: If you want to retype your entire pwd.
[03:58] <Curly_Q> Greezmunkey, is there a Linux ap that lets you emulate Paste.ubuntu.com for one's own server? Also for graphics?
[03:58] <tvaughn> ah fair enough
[03:58] <Johnny_101> hey ! guys i am not looking to jump in Debian Closet ; but looks like some one already jumped form Debian closet..ye..ye..
[03:59] <onetinsoldier> laurus: cheers :-)
[03:59] <tvaughn> What is wrong with my clock....
[03:59] <tvaughn> its cut off
[03:59] <compaq> ah oh, I think the intel video driver is going kaput
[03:59] <greezmunkey> Curly_Q: google pastebin software - there is.
[03:59] <Curly_Q> Thanks Greezmunky. I will.
[03:59] <tvaughn> heh must be a bug
[04:00] <Azerthoth> Johnny_101, debian stable is rock solid stable but stale, debian testing is roughly equal to ubuntu, some packages ahead some behind, debian sid (unstable) leads ubuntu in package revision but as the name says, isnt all that stable
[04:01] <TomV-415> I'm trying to figure out how to move all the files from my old ubuntu to my new computer.  If I use rsync, it seems like the -a option will perserve permissions, but my user name is different on the two computers...so what's the right way to pull the files from my old to new computer (ssh working now)
[04:01] <Curly_Q> Greezmunkey, I found the page:   http://sourceforge.net/projects/openpastebin/
[04:01] <ljsoftnet> are the IP addresses in opendns.com secure?
[04:02] <Azerthoth> ljsoftnet, huh?
[04:02] <Curly_Q> Thanks   !
[04:02] <greezmunkey> Curly_Q: That's probably the best one I've looked at but there are others. Usually in the form of scripts that you install onto apache2
[04:02] <Johnny_101> ljsoftnet : what are you trying to do..secure?
[04:03] <ljsoftnet> am what i mean is if i use those ip address on my network connection is it safe?
[04:03] <Curly_Q> I apprecaiate that information Greezmunkey.   ;)
[04:03] <greezmunkey> Curly_Q: np
[04:03] <Azerthoth> ljsoftnet, as safe as any dms provider
[04:03] <GeekSquid> ljsoftnet: no, if you want privacy.. setup own dns server
[04:03] <Azerthoth> dns
[04:04] <pcgeek32147> heres my problem http://paste.ubuntu.com/438122/
[04:04] <Azerthoth> ljsoftnet, dns==domain name server, i.e. ties a particular domain name to a specific IP address
[04:04] <greezmunkey> pcgeek32147: heh, don't worry about that :)
[04:05] <Johnny_101> ljsoftnet : Anonymous surfing some like that ??
[04:06] <pcgeek32147> but my hdmi wont work :(
[04:06] <TomV-415> Here's how I'm planning to pull the files from my old computer : "rsync -aze ssh --exclude=".*/" tom@<IP_ADDRESS>:/home/tom/ /home/tomv/"  (will that work or will the files have the wrong permissions?
[04:06] <onetinsoldier> pcgeek32147: Lucid has issues with some of the Intel Video cards. you might find a workaround here perhaps --> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidLynx/ReleaseNotes#Intel%208xx%20X%20freezes/crashes
[04:06] <duckwars> what is a good irc client for command line?
[04:06] <Curly_Q> Pcgeek32147 the clock speed is very slow at 33Mhz
[04:06] <Azerthoth> duckwars, irssi
[04:06] <duckwars> Thank you!
[04:06] <Johnny_101> ljsoftnet : spooky!
[04:07] <greezmunkey> pcgeek32147: let me guess, dell mini 10??
[04:07] <onetinsoldier> pcgeek32147: i don't know if the link i gave there is related to your problem or not, but you can take a look at it
[04:07] <Azerthoth> duckwars, there is a trick to connecting irssi to freenode.net (here) though. it is documented on the freenode website and blogs
[04:08] <eye-zak> pcgeek32147, how is that poulsbo chip working for you ?
[04:08] <Curly_Q> 33 MHz is legacy equipment.
[04:08] <onetinsoldier> Curly_Q: i hear that
[04:08] <duckwars> Azerthoth: is it a quick secret you can tell me, or should i look it up
[04:08] <Curly_Q> Sounds like a VIC 20.
[04:08] <onetinsoldier> lol
[04:08] <Azerthoth> duckwars, give me a second, I have it in my irssi config
[04:09] <paul__> Azerthoth: it's me!
[04:09]  * onetinsoldier breaks out his Sinclair ZX to see what video card it has :P
[04:09] <paul__> Azerthoth: coolness, thanks man
[04:09] <Curly_Q> I think my electric shaver has more memory that that device.
[04:10] <Azerthoth> paul__, on irssi? looks like ubuntu package has it set up already then
[04:10] <Azerthoth> nice
[04:10] <GeekSquid> Curly_Q: 33mhz video - do you need any faster 1024x768 x 60hx
[04:10] <jiechic> #ubuntu-cn
[04:10] <jiechic> join #ubuntu-cn
[04:11] <jiechic> jion #ubuntu-cn
[04:11] <Curly_Q> GeekSquid, the point is that you need the correct drivers.
[04:11] <Begasus> hello all, I've just finished upgrading yaunty to lucid ... but now I can't seem to launch Firefox anymore (I can only see it trying to restore a previous session when it closes) anyone seen this behaviour before?
[04:11] <greezmunkey> jiechic: use "/" in front of that
[04:11] <Begasus> jiechic, add a / ..
[04:11] <GeekSquid> jiechic: /join #ubuntu-cn
[04:11] <Curly_Q> If not then if you are trying to connect legacy devices to a new system is pointless.
[04:12] <Johnny_101> !chat
[04:12] <klenwell> Hello all, need some help with a partition resize that's frozen...
[04:12] <klenwell> I was following the guide here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToRemoveWindows
[04:13] <klenwell> Got about 3/4 through the resize and everything froze.  Mouse cursor responds but that's it...
[04:13] <Johnny_101> !partition | kllenwell
[04:13] <Curly_Q> Most hardware is by default supported by Linux. In fact, Linux is fantastic in supporting backwards compatible devices whereas Windows is not so compatible unless you have Service Packs etc.
[04:14] <IdleOne> klenwell: how long has it been frozen?
[04:14] <klenwell> Been frozen a while now, at least 20 mins(?)  This is not a fresh install.
[04:14] <DASPRiD> Curly_Q, my 10 year old soundcard is not supported anymore by windows ;)
[04:14] <DASPRiD> since vista i think
[04:14] <Administrator_> ..
[04:15] <IdleOne> klenwell: I would wait a little longer before killing it
[04:15] <p1l0t> In the ubuntu software thing on netbook 10.04 where is the install button after I click more info?
[04:15] <Curly_Q> DASPRiD you can find the driver      http://www.driversguide.com
[04:15] <tvaughn> is there a way to make the sound applet in the corner of ubuntu control OSS instead of ALSA?
[04:16] <DASPRiD> Curly_Q, nope, there is no driver anymore, terratec is not supporting it, nor is there a compatible chipset, there was a compatible driver for vista, but not for 7 anymore
[04:16] <klenwell> IdleOne: Yeah, I'm hoping it comes back to life.  If it doesn't... ? I did back up my home dir.  How long to wait?
[04:16] <lingm> I'm trying to create an ad-hoc connection following http://www.ubuntugeek.com/creating-an-adhoc-host-with-ubuntu.html - but the "create" button is greyed out. On Lucid. Any ideas?
[04:17] <Curly_Q> DASPRiD, there is a driver out there. You need to work a little bit harder to find it. Have you tried bit torrents?
[04:17] <the-new-guy> hey guys - whats the best gui app in ubuntu for turning wlan on and off and configuring it ??
[04:17] <IdleOne> klenwell: another 15-20 minutes and if it still isn't done then I guess you can kill it and hope for the best but like you said you did the smart thing and backed up :)
[04:17] <DASPRiD> Curly_Q, for the terratec xfire 1024?
[04:17] <Johnny_101> p1l0t : Simply boot it from live CD..
, there?
[04:18] <popfizz> Hi guys. I just installed Lucid on my laptop and I'm having trouble setting up my wireless connection. I see my network on the list of available networks, but then when I try to connect it keeps timing out and asking me for my password again. I'm sure that the password I'm providing is correct. I'm using WPA2 Personal with TKIP/AES.  Any help will be greatly appreciated.
[04:18] <cba123> I installed Tracker on Lucid, and I can't seem to get it started.  Even when I enable indexing, it doesn't start at all.  Any ideas?
[04:18] <greezmunkey> __taco: what's up
[04:18] <Curly_Q> DASPRiD, I have a Dual DVD that has about 200,000 drivers downloaded as a bit torrent. It must be in there somewhere.
[04:18] <the-new-guy> popfizz, what APP is it you are using for WLAN ?
[04:18] <pcgeek32147> ubuntu says my monitor is unknown
[04:18] <DASPRiD> Curly_Q, for windows 7?
[04:18] <tvaughn> popfizz: I had that issue at my fathers... wish i could remember what I did to fix it..
[04:18] <Curly_Q> Anything.
[04:18] <__taco> greezmunkey, i am the guy who ask you ablut network aminutes ago.
[04:18] <klenwell> IdleOne: Yeah, just hope the backup works.  (I did do a test partial restore beforehand.)  Does killing it mean hard power-off?
[04:18] <Johnny_101> !wpa2 | popfizz
[04:19] <popfizz> the-new-guy: whatever the default is with Ubuntu ucid
[04:19] <tvaughn> popfizz: I think it had to do with mac filtering..
[04:19] <the-new-guy> lol
[04:19] <__taco> greezmunkey,I did that as you told me do
[04:19] <greezmunkey> __taco: ok, what happened?
[04:19] <pcgeek32147> ubuntu says my monitor is unknown hlep me fix it plz
[04:19] <IdleOne> klenwell: are you able to get a TTY ( ctrl-alt-F1) ctrl-alt-F7 to get back to GUI
[04:19] <__taco> greezmunkey,  submit the result to http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/stGpv3Dn
[04:19] <p1l0t> I don't have a cd drive on my netbook though
[04:20] <patx> How can I change the sound my computer makes when it boots up?
[04:20] <greezmunkey> __taco: looking now, brb
[04:20] <__taco> you can see the result.
[04:20] <Curly_Q> DASPRiD, just because Windows 7 is out it does not mean that there is a driver for it. The newer the OS the more difficult you will find a driver because most software and hardware developers are not supporting legacy devices.
[04:20] <patx> Or logs in?
[04:20] <popfizz> tvaughn: my router doesn't filter mac addresses
, ok , thx
[04:20] <DASPRiD> Curly_Q, that's exactly what i said
[04:20] <tvaughn> popfizz: no sort of security except for WPA2?
[04:20] <snlemons> Does anyone have any tips for getting standby to work on my new Dell Studio 1558?
[04:20] <klenwell> IdleOne: No, can't get TTL.  Ctrl-Alt-F1 does nothing.
[04:20] <IdleOne> klenwell: umm yeah hard shut down I guess.
[04:21] <tvaughn> klenwell: wait
[04:21] <p1l0t> exit
[04:21] <tvaughn> have you tried REISUB?
[04:21] <p1l0t> haha
[04:21] <xangua> DASPRiD: driver for windows 7¿¿ for what¿¿
[04:21] <pcgeek32147> ubuntu says my monitor is unknown hlep me fix it plz type in red if you can help
[04:21] <IdleOne> klenwell: tvaughn has a better idea. sorry I didn't think of it first
[04:22] <tvaughn> :)
[04:22] <klenwell> Is there hope? :)  REISUB? not familiar with that.
[04:22] <greezmunkey> __taco: run ifconfig again - look for interface dsl-provider
[04:22] <Azerthoth> pcgeek32147, type in red .. this is just using your name and you client highlighting it
[04:22] <patx> How can I change the sound my computer makes when it boots up or logs in?
[04:22] <tvaughn> klenwell: hold alt and SYSRQ then type REISUB with a second or so inbetween keys
, it is name of ppp0?
[04:23] <pcgeek32147> i just need help
[04:23] <greezmunkey> tvaughn: the way I understand it REISUB is broken in Lucid - if I'm worng let me know.
[04:23] <Johnny_101> p1l0t : netbook ?
[04:23] <tvaughn> greezmunkey: you have to use the right alt for some reason :|
[04:23] <IdleOne> tvaughn: I always forget about reisub :/
[04:23] <greezmunkey> __taco: you got it! Does it have an ip address
[04:23] <pcgeek32147> ubuntu says my monitor is unknown hlep me fix it
[04:23] <alejandro> what is the best wireless adapter compatible with ubuntu?
[04:24] <tvaughn> not netgear
[04:24] <__taco> yeah, I got an ip address
[04:24] <klenwell> tvaughn: thanks.  (just googled it to make sure I wasn't being pranked.)  I'll give it a try now...
[04:24] <popfizz> Johnny_101: I checked out your link but I don't see anything about my problem there.
[04:24] <tvaughn> heh pranks from #ubuntu
[04:24] <the-new-guy> can anyone help me ?
[04:24] <eye-zak> alejandro: try something that uses ath9k driver from atheros
, yeah, it got a ip
[04:24] <tvaughn> whats this world come to
[04:24] <the-new-guy> I just want to turn my wlan on :(
[04:24] <popfizz> the-new-guy: me too!
[04:24] <IdleOne> klenwell: that is the exact reason why we ask people to stay in the channel when asking for help :) so that others can peer review and make sure no bad advice is given
[04:25] <the-new-guy> popfizz, I need to find the gui to do it first...
[04:25] <Azerthoth> pcgeek32147, does it work? simply put monitors report what they are, if your monitor does not repost its edid then its a fairly meaningless error as long as it is performing
[04:25] <IdleOne> tvaughn: good looking out :)
[04:25] <p1l0t> What is the name of the repository package for flash?
[04:25] <greezmunkey> __taco: ok, so your dsl interface is coming up, but the routing is not happening, paste the contents of ifconfig, and ip route please - don't disconnect internet please
[04:25] <the-new-guy> !wlan
[04:25] <klenwell> greezmunkey: I don't think I'm in lucid.  I think I'm on Ubuntu 8.4 or 8.10.
[04:25] <tvaughn> IdleOne: are you like me, where you feel paying for linux is by helping others?
[04:26] <greezmunkey> klenwell: go ahead on then, good luck :)
[04:26] <IdleOne> tvaughn: absolutely
[04:26] <patx> How can I change the sound my computer makes when it boots up or logs in?
[04:26] <tvaughn> IdleOne: good man
[04:26] <patx> Can anyone help with that?
[04:26] <tvaughn> or woman
[04:26] <popfizz> the-new-guy: Ubuntu 10.04 ships with "NetworkManager Applet 0.8" as the lan/wlan manager.
[04:26] <IdleOne> klenwell: you can type lsb_release -a in a terminal to see your version
[04:26] <greezmunkey> tvaughn: hear, hear :)
[04:27] <p1l0t> How do you search the repository from the command line?
[04:27] <IdleOne> p1l0t: apt-cache search searchterm
[04:27] <ERGington> Hey guys, I got an issue. Tryin 10.4 Netbook and I need to reinstall and reformat the drive. any idea on how i can do this if I dont have a bootable USB? I have the iso currently installed on a working version, but I messed up on the partition.
[04:27] <Azerthoth> p1l0t, apt-cache search
[04:27] <the-new-guy> popfizz, it says its running
[04:27] <popfizz> Now Ubuntu doesn't even list my wireless network as one of the available networks :(
[04:27] <p1l0t> Thanks
[04:27] <the-new-guy> but i cant see it
,ok , I try to do that a again, sometings else need to post?
[04:27] <greezmunkey> __taco: ok, so your dsl interface is coming up, but the routing is not happening, paste the contents of ifconfig, and ip route please - don't disconnect internet please
[04:28] <laurus> Sorry for asking a silly question, but how do I type a checkbox?
[04:28] <pcgeek32147> but i want t use my tv as a monitor via hdmi
[04:28] <laurus> Er, check mark.
[04:28] <IdleOne> laurus: with the space key
, ok
[04:28] <greezmunkey> __taco: the ip route command should tell us what's broken
[04:28] <laurus> Idleone, how do I do that?
[04:28] <Curly_Q> GreezMunkey what is the dsl problem there?
[04:28] <laurus> I know it's U+2713
[04:28] <IdleOne> laurus: type it where?
[04:28] <laurus> Into a UTF-8 document, say
[04:29] <IdleOne> oh, no clue
[04:29] <laurus> I'm actually typing it into the GIMP Text Editor
[04:29] <laurus> Oh, haha
, "ip route" is a command?
[04:29] <laurus> ✓
[04:29] <klenwell> Tried REISUB: no reaction.  Any way to verify I'm doing it right?
[04:30] <IdleOne> laurus: how did you do that?
[04:30] <greezmunkey> Curly_Q: not a problem, just that his connect script is not finishing the job, providing the default route, etc. He's going to post ip route, and ifconfig - so if we can connect him successfully, the script hacking should be easy.
[04:30] <tvaughn> klenwell: you using the right or left alt?
[04:30] <laurus> IdleOne, I looked it up at http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/2713/index.htm
[04:30] <laurus> So I didn't type it, I cheated :P
, "ip route" is a command?
[04:30] <laurus> It'd be cool to know how to type it though!
[04:30] <greezmunkey> __taco: yes
[04:30] <onetinsoldier> IdleOne: charmap
[04:30] <klenwell> tvaughn: left
[04:30] <bergw> i'd much appreciate it if someone could give me some insight on a dual head setup
[04:30] <pcgeek32147> ubuntu says my monitor is unknown
[04:30] <Ratty_> In grub I have video mode set like: mode_option=1920x1080-24 is there a way to also specify to use overscan like I can from the display config ui inside ubuntu?
[04:30] <pcgeek32147> but i want t use my tv as a monitor via hdmi
[04:30] <ubuntunetbook> Anyone know if I can reinstall 10.4 netbook and reformat my drive without having a bootable USB Stick
[04:30] <__taco> ok, i swich to ubuntu to do that again..
[04:30] <tvaughn> going to test REISUB on 10.04 brb
[04:30] <IdleOne> onetinsoldier: yeah but what is the key combo?
[04:31] <friedturtl3> nickchange party
[04:31] <onetinsoldier> IdleOne: ahh, yeah. don't know
[04:31] <greezmunkey> pcgeek32147: what hardware, laptop model, etc?
[04:31] <Johnny_101> ! dual head setup | bergw
[04:31] <tvaughn> klenwell: try it with the right
[04:31] <klenwell> Ah, just found a lifehacker link.  I didn't type REISUB while holding down atl-sysrq
[04:31] <tvaughn> heh
[04:31] <tvaughn> try the right alt tho
[04:31]  * friedturtl3 is now known as beauregard jenkins
[04:31] <Curly_Q> GreezMunkey have you seen this website?    http://www.roaringpenguin.com/products/pppoe           This pretty much helps answer the question. I have used this about 20 years ago.
[04:31] <bergw> johnny_101, yeah. i had it working on debian, but 10.04 the second card seems dead
[04:32] <ubuntunetbook> Im running an asus eeepc with 1.6 ghz atom 1 g RAM
[04:32] <IdleOne> !ot > friedturtl3
[04:32] <tvaughn> !dual-head
[04:32] <henkboom_> I just installed libwxgtk2.8-dbg, how to I link against the dbg libraries instead of the release ones?
[04:32] <klenwell> tvaughn: thank.  here goes...
[04:32] <bergw> i know how to set it up, it's just not jiving
[04:32] <acicula> henkboom_, -lgtk2-dbg ?
[04:33] <bergw> one side works, the other, is just dead, no errors, nothin'
[04:33] <klenwell> tvaughn: one more question: should it be caps (i.e. shift-R, etc)?
[04:33] <greezmunkey> Curly_Q: his machine has the tools to get the job done, they're just scattered about on the floor right now.
[04:33] <tvaughn> nope
[04:33] <henkboom_> acicula, ah, there's no way to just swap them in without making changes in the build system?
[04:33] <tvaughn> just hold alt sysrq with one hand and press the letters with the other
[04:33] <Curly_Q> Greezmunkey, then in that case he needs a pair of chop sticks.
[04:33] <tvaughn> raising elephants is so utterly boring
[04:34] <pcgeek32147> dell mini10 inspiron with intel
[04:34] <Johnny_101> tvaughn : Especially with the Dung thing...hee..hee..
[04:34] <klawd> hi!
[04:34] <greezmunkey> Ha, I knew it :)
[04:34] <acicula> henkboom_, you may also have to specify the /usr/lib/debug dir for the linker to find the dbg libs
[04:34] <klawd> i just made an ubuntu update and now my php5 pdo is wrecked and i can't figure out why
[04:34] <patx> How can I change the sound my computer makes when it boots up or logs in?
[04:34] <patx> Can anyone help with that?
[04:35] <patx> Please!?
[04:35] <klawd> it says "could not find driver"
[04:35] <Curly_Q> Roaring Penguin works all of the time and once installed, just enter in the terminal:    ifup eth0    or ifup eth1   etc and you are golden.
[04:35] <tvaughn> !enter
[04:35] <popfizz> Hi guys. I just installed Lucid and although my wireless card seems to be working (I see a few networks available), my own network isn't on the list. Any suggestions?
[04:35] <acicula> henkboom_, well dbg libs are just like normal libs, except much bulkier and slower, you can replace system libs with them, but it may well slow your entire system to a crawl
[04:35] <masterslakk> hey, how do you check the cpu temp in shell?
[04:35] <acicula> masterslakk, sensors
[04:35] <henkboom_> acicula, it installed them in /usr/lib, strangely enough, just adding 'd' suffixes in the names
[04:35] <tvaughn> popfizz: is it under more networks?
[04:35] <greezmunkey> pcgeek32147: have you tried googling for "ubuntu enable hdmi dell mini 10" There is a lot of moaning and groaning about that out there, none of it good.
[04:35] <masterslakk> acicula, that is what you type in the shell?
[04:36] <popfizz> tvaughn: nope, it is not.
[04:36] <henkboom_> hmm, I suppose I could symlink them to /usr/local/lib
[04:36] <tvaughn> masterslakk: yes
[04:36] <masterslakk> acicula, what does +55.0 mean.....
[04:36] <greezmunkey> Curly_Q: That may be, and he may want to go there :)
[04:36] <tvaughn> popfizz: is it broadcasting?
[04:36] <popfizz> tvaughn: it appeared a few  minutes ago, but stil wouldn't connect. now it's off the list again
[04:36] <tvaughn> masterslakk: its not negative I'd assume
[04:36] <Curly_Q> :)
[04:36] <popfizz> tvaughn: yes, definitely broadcasting. several windows machines are connected without trouble, and an ubuntu 9.10 machine as well
[04:37] <acicula> henkboom_, imlooking at the package description and it says /usr/lib/debug in the list
[04:37] <masterslakk> tvaughn, does the "+" mean that its above 55 Celsius
[04:37] <masterslakk> or that it's just positive, tvaughn
[04:37] <acicula> henkboom_, mind you its the same as normal libgtk2, so putting it in the ld path twice may confuse the linker
[04:37] <linux_is_my_her1> heres a good one...whats the fastest, and most reliable browser?
[04:37] <linux_is_my_her1> my firefox is acting like s**t
[04:37] <acicula> masterslakk, i'd assume 55C
[04:37] <IdleOne> !polls | linux_is_my_her1
[04:37] <henkboom_> acicula, it's libwxgtk
[04:38] <masterslakk> acicula, so the "+" just means it's positive?
[04:38] <henkboom_> acicula, http://packages.ubuntu.com/hu/lucid/amd64/libwxgtk2.8-dbg/filelist
[04:38] <Johnny_101> patx : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvYIugyNc2o
[04:38] <acicula> ah
[04:38] <patx> thanks you!
[04:38] <popfizz> *sigh* alright, i'm going back to windows. maybe i'll try to get ubuntu working another day :/
[04:39] <acicula> masterslakk, yeah
[04:39] <popfizz> thanks to those that tried to help.
[04:39] <perhamlinux> hi. after upgrade to lucid, audacious acts weirdly. when I open files,instead of clearing the playlist and opening new files, it just adds them to the previous playlist. how can I revert it to the default action?
[04:39] <klenwell> tvaughn: no luck with REISUB.
[04:40] <Curly_Q> DSL and ADSL are very particular with older machines. Digital Subscriber Line and Asynchronis Digital Subscriber Line are somewhat the same but need specific software.
[04:40] <perhamlinux> hi. after upgrade to lucid, audacious acts weirdly. when I open files,instead of clearing the playlist and opening new files, it just adds them to the previous playlist. how can I revert it to the default action?
[04:41] <alualualu> hello
[04:41] <alualualu> anyone here
[04:41] <alualualu> i need some help
[04:41] <Azerthoth> alualualu, no, no one here
[04:41] <duckwars> i'm stuck at a "status" command on irssi, and I can't quit... any thoughts?
[04:41] <Johnny_101> alualualu : welcome
[04:42] <alualualu> thakk u
[04:42] <Azerthoth> duckwars, /quit
[04:42] <Curly_Q> 1,461 members here, anyone here?
[04:42] <Azerthoth> Curly_Q, nope
[04:42] <acicula> Curly_Q, lots of idlimhg
[04:42] <duckwars> Azerthoth: thanks, but how do I join irc.ubuntu.com? I know /join #ubutu is how you get int he channel
[04:43] <Azerthoth> duckwars, this is freenode.net
[04:43] <Curly_Q> Does anyone want to buy the Brooklyn Bridge?
[04:43] <alualualu> johnny_101
[04:43] <greezmunkey> duckwars: /server irc.ubuntu.com then /j #ubuntu
[04:43] <Johnny_101> alualualu : We are waiting for your question?
[04:43] <Azerthoth> duckwars, and I told you that it is documented @ freenodes website
[04:43] <fox3x> how do u setup tor /ubuntu
[04:43] <fox3x> anyone ?
[04:44] <fox3x> run through proxy for downloads
[04:44] <paul__> Azerthoth: sorry about that, but it's hard for me to access (i have a laptop balancing on my lap, and just command line on this ilnux machien)
[04:44] <raddy> Hello Everybody
[04:45] <atompower> jjkl
[04:45] <paul__> can anyone tell me when I do "sudo shutdown now" and I just go to a blue recovery mode screen, is it something to do that I'm logged in on multiple command lines?
, result: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/qxcpYYGY
[04:45] <Johnny_101> ! Tor | fox3x
[04:45] <Azerthoth> paul__, sudo poweroff
[04:45] <raddy> I was using a nvidia equipped laptop
[04:45] <paul__> Azerthoth: thanks so much again!
[04:45] <Johnny_101> alualualu : We are you !
[04:45] <paul__> Azerthoth: so shutdown command is just like logging off or something?
[04:46] <alualualu> yup
[04:46] <LizardK|ng> what would cause pings to be intermittent and tcp connections to fail, but every name lookup to go through just fine?
[04:46] <alualualu> check PM
[04:46] <Azerthoth> paul__, just another way to do it is all
[04:46] <raddy> Suddly my laptop motherboard got broken
[04:46] <paul__> Azerthoth: I shall give this a go
[04:46] <Johnny_101> !ask | alualualu
, still there?
[04:46] <Azerthoth> paul__, shutdown can be set to shutdown at a later time, poweroff is right then
[04:47] <alualualu> can anyone send me a gdm.conf-custom
[04:47] <greezmunkey> __taco: yes, waiting for you to post ifconfig, and ip route...
[04:47] <alualualu> I want to look at it's setting
[04:47] <raddy> now intel based graphics equipped motherboard got replaced.
[04:47] <LizardK|ng> Azerthoth, shutdown is not logging off!
[04:47] <greezmunkey> __taco: my bad, got it.
[04:47] <Guest78018> does ubuntu provide safely remove for usb drives
,what is wrong with it?
[04:47] <klenwell> partition resize to eliminate windows (yay) frozen (boo); REISUB failed; any other options before power-off?
[04:48] <HowDoI> Guest78018, yes it does.   It is a headless server, and if powered off via the power button it will not restart with GRUB countdown
[04:49] <greezmunkey> __taco: what are you using to initiate the dsl connection, what script?
, no, I am using it now on XP
[04:49] <alualualu> gdm.conf-custom
[04:49] <greezmunkey> __taco: explain in detail
[04:49] <alualualu> upload it in any file host site
[04:49] <alualualu> pls
, on ubuntu or windows xp?
[04:50] <pcgeek32147> how i update my video card driver
[04:50] <greezmunkey> __taco: no, your network setup. I can't help you if I don't know what you are doing.
, on ubuntu, I use pppoeconf
[04:51] <klenwell> greezmunkey, IdleOne, or tvaughn: REISUB failed.  partition resize still frozen.  should I power-off?
[04:51] <nomende> how to change gnome splash screen?
[04:51] <Johnny_101> !gdm
[04:51] <pcgeek32147> how i update my video card driver
[04:51] <IdleOne> klenwell: I don't see that you have any other choice
[04:52] <otis> hey how do i fix my monitor to not go off i want to watch a movie
[04:52] <__taco> I even try rp-pppoe, it seems work, but it don't actually .
[04:52] <compengi> otis, are you using vlc?
,I even tried rp-pppoe, it seems work, but it don't actually .
[04:52] <DonScott> pcgeek32147: go to system>administration>hardware drivers
[04:53] <otis> what
[04:53] <klenwell> IdleOne: what should I expect?  Will I need to reinstall from scratch?
[04:53] <IdleOne> klenwell: you were formatting a windows partition correct?
[04:53] <klenwell> IdleOne: yes
[04:53] <raddy> please help me
[04:53] <IdleOne> klenwell: ok and you already have ubuntu installed and booting properly?
[04:53] <compengi> otis, what player are you using to watch movies
[04:54] <klenwell> IdleOne: yes
[04:54] <otis> hulu
[04:54] <greezmunkey> __taco: ok, looking at the pppoeconf stuff, brb...
[04:54] <Guest78018> anyone got problems with flash 64 bit?
[04:54] <IdleOne> klenwell: you should be fine but you probably will need to format that partition again
[04:54] <raddy> my ubuntu always boots up without window manager
[04:54] <klenwell> IdleOne: whew.  I hope that's the case.  Thanks!
[04:54] <otis> it goes to black like fads out
[04:55] <pcgeek32147> theres no driver
[04:55] <Guest78018> they say ubuntu is for noobs
[04:56] <IdleOne> Guest78018: they are wrong
[04:56] <LizardK|ng> who is they?
[04:56] <eye-zak> Guest78018, no ... i run it cuz 32-bit fails badly
[04:56] <compengi> otis, i'm not sure if it's a common issues, but check the player's preferences and go to system>administration>power manager and increase the ammount of minutes your screen goes black
, it scan network interface that support pppoe, if it found it and go to the next, enter user and password, then the other options all set to default "yes"
[04:57] <otis> ok
[04:57] <pcgeek32147> how i update my video card driver\
[04:57] <Guest78018> eye-zak, can you play videos on youtube
[04:57] <greezmunkey> __taco: yeah, I'm looking at it now...
[04:58] <eye-zak> Guest78018, yes ... embeds sometimes do not work, but my roomate has that problem with 32-bit flash also
[04:58] <IdleOne> Guest78018: do you have an Ubuntu support question?
[04:58] <Guest78018> LizardK|ng, debian users?
[04:58] <eye-zak> Guest78018, you need to make sure u did the right thing with the alternatives system
[04:58] <Guest78018> eye-zak, i cant click on the toolbar at the bottom
[04:58] <otis> ty good help
[04:59] <Guest78018> doesnt seem to work
[04:59] <eye-zak> Guest78018, can't help with that, only installing / uninstalling flash from alternatives system to choose which .so to load for firefox, xulrunner, epiphany, etc
[05:00] <IdleOne> Guest78018: try http://www.youtube.com/html5
[05:00] <greezmunkey> __taco: ok, just about there, do you have network manager installed?
[05:01] <Guest78018> btw what is the alternatives system
[05:02] <eye-zak> Guest78018: a system of links to manage which file is used when there are more than one possibility
, I have removed it , because it couldn't connect my wireless networking, so I use wicd in stead.
[05:02] <anthony_> hi. I just installed 10.4 and have no audio. can anybody advise me?
[05:04] <greezmunkey> __taco: ok, so then you are left with editing ppp scripts. Are you using the pon, and poff methods to connect and disconnect?
[05:05] <IdleOne> !sound > anthony_
[05:05] <nagendra> kindly tell the procedure to connect to internet using usb modem.
[05:05] <__taco> no, I use pppoeconf directlly
[05:05] <nagendra> the result for "wvdialconf" is
[05:05] <__taco> greezmunkey, no, I use pppoeconf directlly
[05:05] <nagendra> Editing `/etc/wvdial.conf'.
[05:05] <nagendra> Scanning your serial ports for a modem.
[05:05] <nagendra> Modem Port Scan<*1>: S0   S1   S2   S3
[05:05] <nagendra> Sorry, no modem was detected!  Is it in use by another program?
[05:05] <nagendra> Did you configure it properly with setserial?
[05:05] <FloodBot3> nagendra: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:05] <nagendra> Please read the FAQ at http://open.nit.ca/wiki/?WvDial
[05:06] <greezmunkey> __taco: then you are not doing it correctly I think, look here, and read the entire thing! :http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/Connecting_an_Ubuntu_Linux_System_to_a_DSL_Modem
[05:07] <anthony_> ubottu: thanks for your help!  I saw a message about my driver when i installed, and couldn't get rhythmbox to work. But now i realize that amarok and system sounds are working, so i will come back after further research. thanks again
[05:07] <__taco> greezmunkey, ok, I will try it again.
[05:07] <greezmunkey> __taco: work through that, I think you'll be ok :)
[05:08] <linux_is_my_hero> how do i get ubuntu to see computers on a microsoft windows network and make it so it will share a folder with them?
[05:08] <nagendra> usb modem is not detected in ubuntu 9.10. what should i do?
[05:08] <GeekSquid> !samba | linux_is_my_hero
[05:09] <LizardK|ng> what would cause pings to be intermittent and tcp connections to fail, but every name lookup to go through just fine?
[05:09] <userr> alguem sabe me dizer como eu faço pra maximizar minhas janelas no ubuntu 10.04? antes estava conseguindo fazer isso mas fui fuçar numa tal de acesso universal, ae as janelas não maximizao mais
[05:11] <raddy> Hello Everybody
[05:11] <userr> anyone know tell me how I do to maximize my windows on ubuntu 10:04? before he was able to do this but I was in such a tweak of universal access to and the windows not more maximizao?
[05:11] <GeekSquid> !es | userr
[05:11] <Appl6> GeekSquid: Try Portuguese.
[05:11] <raddy> Where is wm related configs are stored in ubuntu
[05:11] <eye-zak> raddy: what specifically are u looking fo
[05:11] <GeekSquid> !br | userr
[05:11] <userr> ok
[05:12] <GeekSquid> Appl6 thank you , I knew it was latin
[05:12] <Name141> is it possible to 'search' , like you would in sympatic (or whatever), using sudo apt-get ?
[05:13] <Name141> Search for the package you need*
[05:13] <xangua> GeekSquid: latin is a dead language...
[05:13] <raddy> eye-zak: compiz related.
[05:13] <franc> Name141: apt-cache search <pckage name>
[05:13] <eye-zak> raddy: specifically, exactly what
[05:13] <GeekSquid> xangua: only as latin as english
[05:13] <eye-zak> Name141, apt-cache search -n <name> or apt-cache search <text in name or description>
[05:14] <Name141> brother-cups-wrapper-bh7 - Cups Wrapper drivers for bh7 brother printers
[05:14] <Name141> that worked
[05:14] <alualualu> gdm.conf
[05:14] <alualualu> can ayone give me that file
[05:14] <userr> anyone know tell me how I do to maximize my windows on ubuntu 10:04? before he was able to do this but I was in such a tweak of universal access to and the windows not more maximizao?
[05:14] <Name141> Is it possible to install a printer without logging in to a GUI ?
[05:15] <Name141> (after I get the packages)
[05:15] <chegney> I've got a base system installed, can someone give me steps some good steps for getting just X gnome gdm and openbox installed
[05:15] <greezmunkey> xangua: don't tell the Pope that...
[05:15] <chegney> I don't want a bunch of junk installed
[05:15] <eye-zak> alualualu, you can extract all files in a .deb package (ie gdm) with dpkg -x <pkg>.deb output folder .. then find gdm.conf in that dir
[05:15] <eye-zak> chegney, do you know how to use aptitude
[05:16] <greezmunkey> chegney: what do you consider to be "junk"?
[05:16] <histo> I have ubuntu on usb with a persistant casper file of 512mb. Is there a way to boot it without it being persistant temporarily?  I just want to show someone a few things.
[05:16] <chegney> eye-zak: yes, I'm just wondering if there is a metapackage I can use to acomplish this
[05:16] <eye-zak> histo, at boot remove the persistent option from the command line for the kernel
[05:16] <compaq> any recommendation for a manual?  one that has the lspci, lsmod, grep, commands in there?
[05:16] <histo> eye-zak: gotcha
[05:17] <histo> I'll reboot and try
[05:17] <eye-zak> chegney, not really 'ubuntu-desktop' is the meta for gnome ubuntu desktop gdm and gnome-session have all major dependencies to start an xsession
[05:17] <GeekSquid> histo: make a copy of it
[05:17] <histo> compaq: you can man <command name> at a terminal
[05:17] <histo> GeekSquid: make a copy of what?
[05:17] <eye-zak> chegney, install openbox first, so it can be used to satisfy x-window-manager dependency
[05:17] <chegney> eye-zak: does ubuntu-desktop install games and stuff too?
[05:18] <histo> chegney: yes
[05:18] <histo> chegney: apps > games
[05:18] <eye-zak> histo, this means you will not have any changes you made on your casper-rw
[05:18] <chegney> histo: okay, I don't want that then
[05:18] <histo> eye-zak: yes. I don't want them to save.
[05:18] <histo> chegney: you can remove them
[05:18] <greezmunkey> chegney: they are easily removed
[05:18] <chegney> so if I install openbox, it should install all the xorg stuff, including drivers?
[05:18] <duckwars> I have samba running, and I changed the config file, and I want restart to restart, but sudo /etc/init.d samba restart but it doesn't work, i have 9.10
[05:18] <histo> chegney: what are you trying to accomplish?
[05:18] <eye-zak> chegney, you can mark a bunch of things and then see what they mark as a consequence (undo menu is your friend)
[05:19] <chegney> histo: minimal system
[05:19] <lyrae> guys
[05:19] <histo> chegney: you can install ubuntu-minimal and hand pick packages for your X
[05:19] <greezmunkey> duckwars: sudo service nmbd restart should do it.
[05:19] <eye-zak> chegney, in the preferences for aptitude, set Install-Recommends to false to limit dependencies to only those which are necessary
[05:19] <GeekSquid> Histo: the usb, I mean that your sys tem is persistant , which means changes are saved, make a copy and the origional is intact
[05:19] <eye-zak> chegney, start with ubuntu-standard it has bash-completion and a few extra niceties
[05:19] <lyrae> The envenlope icon in the taskbar is gone. i cant start pidgin or be notifed of new messages
[05:20] <histo> chegney: there are directions int he wiki for low memeroy systems that might be of help for you. they talk about building a minimal system ground up.
[05:20] <duckwars> greezmunkey; nmbd: unrecognized service
[05:20] <histo> GeekSquid: ahh i'm going to try disabling them on boot first.
[05:20] <greezmunkey> duckwars: then try sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart
[05:20] <histo> brb
[05:20] <sCOTTo> hey guys - anyone here running VMWARE ?
[05:20] <sCOTTo> !vmware
[05:21] <duckwars> greezemunkey: ok, i swear i was doing that and it wasn't working but this time it did,  I think my computer wants me to look like a fool before it works... thank you
[05:21] <tvaughn> IdleOne: just a confirmation REISUB does work
[05:21] <greezmunkey> duckwars: join the club :)
[05:21] <IdleOne> tvaughn: thought so. he may have been doing it wrong
[05:22] <chegney> histo: ubuntu-minimal doesn't show as a meta-package
[05:22] <tvaughn> someone mentioned it not working in 10.04 so i checked
[05:22] <tvaughn> had to do some stuff in windows while the pc was rebooted
[05:22] <tvaughn> hated it :s
[05:23] <greezmunkey> tvaughn: that was me, what exactly did you do to make it work. I had to try it here, and it didn't/
[05:23] <tvaughn> greezmunkey: you using right or left alt?
[05:23] <greezmunkey> tvaughn: right
[05:23] <tvaughn> did none of the keys work?
[05:23] <tvaughn> I've seen B not work before
[05:23] <sCOTTo> :(
[05:24] <Guest78018> can ubuntu be hack
[05:24] <sCOTTo> lol
[05:24] <broseidon> has anyone had issues with 64 bit 10.04 server install crapping out on the bootloader/install software step?  I'm using encrypted LVM and encrypted home directory, on one machine when I changed those options it worked
[05:24] <sCOTTo> can windows ?
[05:24] <Guest78018> sometimes y
[05:24] <greezmunkey> tvaughn: my system was probably so borked that none of them did. I watched the HDD indicator as I ran through the keys (pausing about 10 seconds between them) but saw no activity.
[05:25] <histo> !info ubuntu-minimal | chegney
[05:25] <tvaughn> the U should kill your display
[05:25] <histo> chegney: let me find you that link hold up
[05:25] <eye-zak> histo: i'll have to learn how to use ubottu
[05:25] <tvaughn> er not the U..
[05:25] <histo> eye-zak: its nice
[05:25] <eye-zak> histo: as i see
[05:25] <LizardK|ng> ubuntu is only 60k???
[05:26] <histo> chegney: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LowMemorySystems
[05:26] <GeekSquid> !ubottu | eye-zak
[05:26] <tvaughn> I love that bot
[05:26] <greezmunkey> tvaughn: it literally did nothing, that's why I looked into it. I found a *lot* of posts regarding it being broken in Lucid, and that was confirmed here. Maybe it has been fixed in an update. I haven't had a severe lockup since, so haven't needed it.
[05:26] <tvaughn> I love you ubottu
[05:26] <tvaughn> aw
[05:26] <onetinsoldier> !botsnack
[05:27] <tvaughn> greezmunkey: the e would kill the screen if I'm reading this right
[05:28] <greezmunkey> tvaughn: agreed. I used it a couple of times in 9.10, and you could tell it was working - no doubt about it.
[05:29] <chegney> in aptitude, I don't see a package for gnome or gnome-desktop
[05:29] <tvaughn> greezmunkey: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_SysRq_key this documents other key options
[05:29] <tvaughn> chegney: ubuntu-desktop
[05:29] <chegney> tvaughn: but that installs all sorts of things I don't want
[05:29] <tvaughn> hm
[05:30] <onetinsoldier> chegney: try.. gnome-desktop-environment
[05:30] <Name141> Is there any more terminal based IRC clients than irssi ?
[05:30] <__taco> greezmunkey, thx ,  I hope so, I will try it later
[05:30] <tvaughn> chegney: it's a metapackage and you can check what it references
[05:31] <tvaughn> Name141: bitchX i think
[05:31] <Name141> !bitchx
[05:31] <tvaughn> ohh
[05:31] <greezmunkey> __taco: the pon and poff scripts should complete the routing statments you need to make it work!
[05:31] <Name141> weechat ? hm
[05:31] <tvaughn> there's weechat :P
[05:31] <Guest78018> whats that
[05:31] <ryanmcgrath> Hey-o - let's say I compiled a driver, installed it and all, and it seems to have gone fine. Ubuntu 9.04, drivers for the Belkin N 150 USB wireless dongle (rt270sta, fyi). modprobe -i and all *looks* like it went alright, but the thing isn't loaded, and the dongle still isn't recognized. Anybody know where else I should look?
[05:32] <bsmith093> in pidgin what does the persistent chat mean?
[05:32] <Guest78018> means that your chat stays on
[05:33] <bsmith093> even without the program running or without the chat window open?
[05:33] <xangua> bsmith093: it means that even if you close the channel's tab/windows, you will be remain coneccted and receive messages
[05:33] <bsmith093> ahh ok thanks
[05:33] <greezmunkey> ryanmcgrath: does lsmod show the module loaded?
[05:34] <userr> depois que eu dei esse comando: gksudo -u gdm dbus-launch gnome-appearance-properties nunca mais minhas janelas foram as mesmas, elas não maximizam
[05:34] <ryanmcgrath> Yeah
[05:34] <bsmith093> also is there a rot13 automatic thing for gedit like there is for vi
[05:34] <userr> help-me!
[05:34] <xangua> !pt
[05:34] <ryanmcgrath> It's so strange.
[05:34] <ryanmcgrath> dmesg also shows that loading it went fine
[05:34] <Guest78018> userr, what can i do for you
[05:35] <ryanmcgrath> Hmmm
[05:35] <ryanmcgrath> There are some other rt USB drivers installed
[05:35] <ryanmcgrath> Perhaps if I blacklist them...
[05:35] <greezmunkey> ryanmcgrath: have you tried unplugging the dongle, and replacing it? If not, in a terminal type: tail -f /var/log/messages - then do it. It will give you some feedback.
[05:36] <ryanmcgrath> Ah thanks. I was trying to figure out what dmesg logged to/from, wanted to tail it
[05:36] <tvaughn> dmesg is its own isnt it?
[05:36] <ryanmcgrath> Looks to be the same log
[05:36] <ryanmcgrath> Anyway
[05:36] <greezmunkey> ryanmcgrath: yeah, kernel messages don't cha know...
[05:36] <ryanmcgrath> Says "new high speed usb device using ehci_hcd and address 6"
[05:36] <ryanmcgrath> "configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice"
[05:37] <klenwell> greezmunkey, IdleOne, or tvaughn: rebooted my computer and it looks like the partition resize succeeded despite freeze.  thanks again for all your help!
[05:37] <Guest78018> np
[05:37] <greezmunkey> klenwell: heh, that's good news :)
[05:37] <tvaughn> klenwell: thats because it writes to the disk when you resize it
[05:37] <ryanmcgrath> So I mean it's picking up the USB device, right...
[05:37] <ryanmcgrath> It's just not doing anything with it, it seems
[05:38] <chegney> okay, I did ubuntu-desktop, but it looks like setting install-recommends to false turned a bunch of non-essential stuff off
[05:38] <bsmith093> how do i load more plugins for gedit
[05:38] <ryanmcgrath> Wait wait
[05:38] <klenwell> tvaughn: good to know.  thanks.
[05:38] <ryanmcgrath> is there by any chance a generic wireless package I need for this to work?
[05:38] <linux_is_my_hero> how do i get hardware drivers for ubuntu server when the server doesnt have drivers for its wifi card?
[05:38] <Guest78018> try searching for it
[05:38] <ryanmcgrath> My network connections don't show any kind of options to even recognize wireless connections
[05:38] <tvaughn> anyone happen to have an iPhone?
[05:39] <linux_is_my_hero> how do i identify my wifi card from the tty?
[05:39] <amine> lspci | grep -i "network"
[05:40] <linux_is_my_hero> is there a chat for ubuntu server?
[05:40] <Guest78018> yeah right here
[05:40] <chegney> chat as in irc?
[05:40] <chegney> channel?
[05:40] <cowbud> try #ubuntu-server :)
[05:40] <GeekSquid> linux_is_my_hero: #ubuntu-server
[05:41] <BabyJesus> Hey
[05:41] <ryanmcgrath> So wait
[05:42] <ryanmcgrath> Is there something I need to do to get gnome network manager to pick up the wireless driver?
[05:42] <linux_is_my_hero> GeekSquid: thanks! :-)
[05:42] <eye-zak> ryanmcgrath, some hal magic maybe
[05:42] <greezmunkey> ryanmcgrath: I had to go through that rt2870sta business with a linksys 600N, I had to blcaklist something, but don't recall now. I don't use it here anymore.
[05:42] <anthony__> hi to all of you guys
[05:42] <BabyJesus> I tried burning a DVD, and it failed. This is the log: http://pastebay.com/99999
[05:42] <ryanmcgrath> eye-zak: hal?
[05:42] <Guest78018> hi anthony_
[05:42] <imperfect-> Anyone know why I wouldnt have composite extensions enabled on lucid by default?
[05:43] <BabyJesus> Just wondering if there was any indication whether it was a software issue, or a bad DVD?
[05:43] <xangua> imperfect-: you mean compiz or metacity compositing¿
[05:43] <greezmunkey> ryanmcgrath: you placed the driver in the modules directory as well right?
[05:43] <anthony__> where will i go to see the hashes for ubuntu 10.04 i don't know the url. pls help me...
[05:43] <ryanmcgrath> Yep
[05:43] <imperfect-> xangua: when i try ti enable effects I get the composite extension not available
[05:44] <imperfect-> using Nvidia GTX280
[05:44] <greezmunkey> ryanmcgrath: did you restart networking?
[05:44] <ryanmcgrath> Hmmm
[05:44] <ryanmcgrath> How do I wanna do that?
[05:44] <greezmunkey> ryanmcgrath: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[05:44] <greezmunkey> ryanmcgrath: that's the old way, but it works
[05:44] <linux_is_my_hero> alright how do install "hwinfo" on my ubuntu server just using another computer that has internet, or the ubuntu server 10.4 live cd?
[05:45] <linux_is_my_hero> my server has a wifi card that needs drivers so i can get to the internet and actually make it a server for when im away from home.
[05:45] <tvaughn> linux_is_my_hero: try a cat5 cable?
[05:45] <Guest78018> looks like your log is not complete
[05:45] <tvaughn> or a .deb file on a flash drive
[05:45] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: what type of wifi card?
[05:46] <xfact> Hello yell
[05:46] <BabyJesus> Guest78018, my log?
[05:46] <ryanmcgrath> Hmmm
[05:46] <histo> !offline | linux_is_my_hero
[05:46] <ryanmcgrath> Restarting it did nothing
[05:46] <anthony__> where will i go to see the hashes for ubuntu 10.04 i don't know the url. pls help me...i just what to verify that i have download ubuntu 10.04 right.
[05:46] <linux_is_my_hero> histo: i dont know, thats why im trying to get hwinfo
[05:46] <imperfect-> compositing has neve rbeen an issue before I dunno what the deal is
[05:46] <Guest78018> yeah
[05:46] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: well you can use lspci to find the info
[05:46] <anthony__> pls help
[05:46] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: no need for hwinfo
[05:46] <ryanmcgrath> So I mean if I right click on the network icon in the task bar, it has no options whatsoever for "enable/disable" wireless
[05:46] <chemuduguntar> hi all
[05:46] <histo> ryanmcgrath: left click
[05:47] <chemuduguntar> anyone know how to fetch uuid's of a partitions
[05:47] <histo> chemuduguntar: blkid
[05:47] <xfact> I dunno why my CPU stat is always high 90-100%, is that normal?
[05:47] <greezmunkey> ryanmcgrath: you mentioned additional rt drivers, that rings a bell, can you bl them.
[05:47] <ryanmcgrath> Left click has nothing but a blank wired slate and an option for VPN stuff
[05:47] <mataks> im new to ubunut.. how to make a workgroup on a network?
[05:47] <chemuduguntar> histo, thanks! :D
[05:47] <Guest78018> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[05:47] <linux_is_my_hero> histo: awesome, thanks :-)
[05:47] <histo> !samba | mataks
[05:47] <ryanmcgrath> I'm doing so now, greezmunkey
[05:47] <BabyJesus> Oh, you're correct
[05:47] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: tell me what kind it is like bcm43xx most likely
[05:47] <BabyJesus> PasteBay must have cut it off
[05:47] <mataks> histo,  ok thanks i'll try
[05:48] <anthony__> thx to all
[05:48] <linux_is_my_hero> histo: RaLink RT2800 802.11n PCI
[05:48] <linux_is_my_hero> its a linksys dual-antenna high-gain. it works great when it has drivers! :-)
[05:48] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: hold up let me check something
[05:49] <greezmunkey> linux_is_my_hero: I think a lspci will give you the chipset
[05:49] <tvaughn> I've got a netgear card that won't work either :P
[05:49] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: i thought that had drivers in the newer kernels
[05:49] <BabyJesus> Guest78018, here's just the last of it: http://pastebay.com/100003
[05:49] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: lsmod | grep rt2    see if that shows any output
[05:49] <linux_is_my_hero> histo: how do i install hardware drivers from the tty?
[05:49] <tvaughn> 01:06.0 Ethernet controller: Marvell Technology Group Ltd. 88w8335 [Libertas] 802.11b/g Wireless (rev 03) << is this supported?
[05:49] <Scunizi> geeez... I would have been a whole lot faster reinstalling then going the upgrade route... going on 3 hours now..
[05:50] <greezmunkey> Scunizi: whoa, that's a long time, slow Internet?/
[05:50] <linux_is_my_hero> histo: it shows rt2860sta
[05:50] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: then its loaded
[05:50] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: now you need to configure the card to connect to your network.
[05:51] <Scunizi> greezmunkey: not normally.. using bittorrents I downloaded the ISO in less than 6 minutes.. and everything else screams.. but looks like the repo's that I'm using for the upgrade are only giving me bandwidth from 64kB/s to 140kB/s .. not what I would call fast
[05:52] <tvaughn> need bittorrent repos :P
[05:52] <linux_is_my_hero> histo: how do i do that?
[05:52] <Scunizi> that would be good
[05:52] <Guest78018> dude have you tried burning it again
[05:52] <linux_is_my_hero> histo: never done this without a GUI :-D
[05:52] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: typing iwconfig in a terminal by itself will give you the interfaces. Then you can type iwconfig --help to see a list of options.  Then just sudo iwconfig options....
[05:52] <BabyJesus> No, I'm about to
[05:52] <chelz> tvaughn: apt-torrent
[05:52] <tvaughn> i was kidding, it exists?
[05:53] <BabyJesus> I just wasn't sure if maybe it wasn't the DVD
[05:53] <Scunizi> chelz: is there such a thing?
[05:53] <BabyJesus> I'll try again, maybe limiting the speed to 2X
[05:53] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: then to make the changes persistant so they are there on reboot You will have to edit your /etc/network/interfaces file
[05:53] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: assuming this is a command line system
[05:53] <greezmunkey> Scunizi: yeah, bummer - I had the same problem, and even then it didn't work that great. I decided to cut and run, instelled clean. Thank this room for me having a seperate /home!
[05:53] <Guest78018> ok good idea
[05:53] <chelz> Scunizi: i think the project is dead, but yeah. there's also apt-p2p based on gnutella
[05:53] <ryanmcgrath> Hmmm
[05:53] <Wyzerd> BabyJesus: burn at the slowest possible speed.
[05:53] <jabagawee> hi, i have byobu/screen set up to run on start up, and everytime i try to open more than one putty window, the newest window closes the older one
[05:53] <ryanmcgrath> So blacklisting them did nothing, really
[05:53] <chelz> Scunizi: all the cool kids use apt-fast these days tho
[05:53] <tvaughn> apt-p2p is in the repos
[05:54] <Wyzerd> jabagawee: read the man page for screen?
[05:54] <BabyJesus> Haha. I hatttteee waiting for it, but I'll try it
[05:54] <ryanmcgrath> Hmmm
[05:54] <jokecure> hello, anyone know how i can get admin access to ubuntu 10.04?
[05:54] <tvaughn> sudo su
[05:54] <linux_is_my_hero> histo: yes this is a command-line only ubuntu 10.4 x64 server
[05:54] <histo> !sudo > jokecure
[05:54] <ryanmcgrath> greezmunkey: When I lsmod after a reboot, the driver shows up with a 0 instead of a 1 - any idea if that's significant?
[05:54] <jokecure> k
[05:54] <linux_is_my_hero> histo: how do i get a list of availible wireless networks?
[05:54] <jabagawee> Wyzerd: weird thing is that i _know_ screen can run on two separate terminals to connect to the same session
[05:54] <greezmunkey> ryanmcgrath: no idea, sorry.
[05:54] <tvaughn> jabagawee: screen -x
[05:55] <greezmunkey> ryanmcgrath: I have to get something to eat - later, and good luck :)
[05:55] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: sudo iwlist scan
[05:55] <Scunizi> greezmunkey: I always recommend a separate /home :)... I did the upgrade on my ubuntu box (upgrading kubuntu now) and that went pretty quick.. left me with polkitd eating my ram and burning my cpu cycles.. found out I had to delete .pulseaudio in ~ to get it back to normal again..
[05:55] <Wyzerd> jabagawee: indeed.  You shoudl still read the man page, because unless irts a bug you are doing something wrong.
[05:55] <chelz> jokecure: depends on what you want to do
[05:55] <Scunizi> chelz: what's apt-fast?  never heard of it.
[05:55] <histo> jabagawee: yes it can what are you trying to do?
[05:56] <linux_is_my_hero> histo: it says my hardware doesnt support scanning.
[05:56] <Wyzerd> Scunizi: http://www.webupd8.org/2009/11/improve-apt-get-install-and-upgrade.html
[05:56] <jokecure> how can allow my ntfs drive read and write access?
[05:56] <jabagawee> histo, Wyzerd, tvaughn: i understand how to run screen, but it's this combination of byobu auto-starting on login and putty that's messing around
[05:56] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: there should be multiple interfaces listed if you have more than one network card
[05:56] <Wyzerd> jokecure: just mount teh drive.  It can read/write once its mounted.
[05:56] <histo> jabagawee: not familiar with byobu
[05:56] <jokecure> ah ok
[05:56] <jokecure> it is mounted
[05:57] <jabagawee> histo: alright, thanks anyways. i guess i'll just go without autostarting
[05:57] <jokecure> im trying to get wow to work with wine but wine won't boot wow
[05:57] <Wyzerd> jokecure: wine cant be on yoru Windows partition, it needs to be installed in yoru C drive in Wine, in your linux host.
[05:57] <histo> jabagawee: ahh byobu looks nice thats just preferences
[05:57] <Wyzerd> wow*
[05:58] <jokecure> i think it is heh
[05:58] <Scunizi> Wyzerd: nice
[05:58] <jokecure> i installed ubuntu today and installed wine from terminal
[05:58] <dhruvasagar> Hi
[05:58] <linux_is_my_hero> histo: i only have one. i took my ethernet card out to make room for my wifi card.
[05:58] <jabagawee> histo: turns out that you can't run byobu more than once. the "correct" way to run it is to run byobu once, then use screen -x to make more terminals
[05:58] <Scunizi> jokecure: gold star on the first.. frown on the second
[05:58] <histo> jabagawee: what is the problem wtih screen thought that you are experiencing I didn't understand  your original question
[05:58] <Unholy1> When will Suspend and Hibernate problems be fixed?
[05:58] <jokecure> rofl
[05:58] <linux_is_my_hero> histo: wait i have wired also.
[05:58] <ryanmcgrath> Huh - dunno if anyone else has any ideas, but I have a wireless driver compiled/installed/loaded, but network manager doesn't recognize it at all.
[05:59] <chelz> Unholy1: few more hours
[05:59] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: it says that none of the interfaces support scanning?
[05:59] <Wyzerd> jokecure: you need to download wine, download WoW and install it on your Linux partition's C drive that WINE created.  Anything else will NOT work.  Trying to launch wOw off of your windows drive in a linux host is not going to work, obviously.
[05:59] <Unholy1> kewl chelz
[05:59] <jabagawee> histo: byobu just loved to screw with me. problem solved :P
[05:59] <InvaderZim> Just had a horrible update from 9.10 to 10.04. Logging in KDM the screen blinks and returns to KDM. X logs has fatal error, tells me framemapping range problem. Something about the driver, SAVAGE it seems. If I try to failsafe X to vesa, the pc hangs. Help?
[05:59] <joeGuy> hey i hit ctrl-alt-f1. how do i get back to my session?
[05:59] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: does it show wireless extensions on any of them when you just use iwconfig
[05:59] <jokecure> k
[05:59] <jabagawee> joeGuy: ctrl alt f7
[05:59] <linux_is_my_hero> histo: i type in sudo iwconfig wlan0 ESSID "LibertyWiFi" and i get SET failed on device wlan0 ; Network is down.
[05:59] <Unholy1> When I go to hibernate it looks like my screen is trying to eat itself
[05:59] <Wyzerd> InvaderZim: install properly.  Backup and install instead of upgrade.  Upgrades ALWAYS have problems.  Always.
[06:00] <soreau> linux_is_my_hero: ifconfig wlan0 up
[06:00] <Wyzerd> joeGuy: ctrl alt f7 or f8
[06:00] <Loshki> Unholy1: I assume chelz was joking...
[06:00] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: just type iwconfig by itself
[06:00] <InvaderZim> Wyzerd: well the icon was telling me to upgrade, so I clicked on it
[06:00] <Unholy1> Loshki: yeah I thought the same
[06:00] <ryanmcgrath> Huh, strange... rt2870 has been in the kernel itself since 2.6.9
[06:00] <Loshki> Unholy1: ok, just checking...
[06:00] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: does it show an interface with wireless extensions
[06:00] <ryanmcgrath> So this shouldn't be a problem I feel like.
[06:00] <ryanmcgrath> It's not an issue with the driver, it's something else.
[06:01] <ryanmcgrath> It reads the USB hardware...
[06:01] <chelz> Unholy1: troubleshooting hibernate is pretty wild stuff
[06:01] <linux_is_my_hero> only for the wlan0
[06:01] <Wyzerd> InvaderZim: yeah, well, perhaps you shoudl have read up on what upgrading does to computers.  I suggest googling some info about upgrading vs fresh installations.
[06:01] <ryanmcgrath> Any idea where the disconnect is?
[06:01] <linux_is_my_hero> histo: wlan0 has interfaces, but eth0 doesn't.
[06:01] <Unholy1> Loshki: I was being optomistic, it sucks to not have Suspend or Hibernate working, have to shutdown everytime I leave the computer
[06:01] <InvaderZim> Wyzerd: that's not a fix
[06:01] <chelz> Unholy1: usually takes a few hours to track down the issue and report the relevant bugs for an experienced ubuntu user
[06:01] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: okay then sudo iwlist wlan0 scan
[06:01] <soreau> linux_is_my_hero: Do you have the module loaded for your ethernet card?
[06:01] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: that should show you a list of networks within range
[06:02] <Wyzerd> InvaderZim: I never claimed it was a fix.  It was a suggestion that you should follow so that you dont come here whining about problems that could have been avoided.
[06:02] <linux_is_my_hero> histo: "interface doesnt support scanning : network is down"
[06:02] <Loshki> chelz: Unholy1: agreed. It's difficult stuff. Might take a very long time to get fixed...
[06:02] <Unholy1> chelz: I appreciate the difficulties the developers go through, but this has been goin on for weeks
[06:02] <soreau> linux_is_my_hero: ifconfig wlan0 up
[06:02] <chelz> Unholy1: well if you want to go through the motions, there is info on how to work it all out: http://www.google.com/search?q=+site:ubuntuforums.org+suspend+troubleshooting+ubuntu
[06:02] <InvaderZim> ok anyone can HELP me instead of being a jerk?
[06:02] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: put a sudo infront of the ifconfig wlan0 up
[06:02] <Unholy1> Chelz: Ill help any way I can but I'm no prgrammer
[06:03] <histo> soreau: It shouldnt' matter if the interface is down for scanning though right?
[06:03] <Wyzerd> InvaderZim: the only one being a *jerk* here is the person who is too rude to properly ask for help and insists that everyone should drop what they are doing to help them.
[06:03] <chelz> Unholy1: that's not necessary, it just takes time and patience reading
[06:03] <linux_is_my_hero> histo: i did the first time
[06:03] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: after the ifconfig up now try to scan again
[06:03] <tvaughn> !patience | InvaderZim
[06:04] <Unholy1> chelz: thanks, Ill read tommorow when Im sober ;)
[06:04] <chelz> Unholy1: good luck :)
[06:04] <ryanmcgrath> Would a USB wireless drive show up as wlan0 or not?
[06:04] <imperfect-> Anyone have any guidance on my composite issue?
[06:04] <soreau> histo: It must be up for scanning
[06:04] <sudaya> hi all, i have ubutu 9.04 in my server how can i update kernel version
[06:05] <Loshki> InvaderZim: sounds like your upgrade went really badly. I hope you made a backup. You might have to go back to 9.10....
[06:05] <chelz> sudaya: kernel versions are tied to the version of ubuntu. to get a newer kernel you must upgrade ubuntu.
[06:05] <Scunizi> 1% left on downloading the new packages for the upgrade.. like watching paint dry.. hope it doesn't bork my dual monitor setup
[06:05] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: looks like there is a bug possibly with that driver also i'm reading about it now
[06:05] <linux_is_my_hero> histo: its working
[06:05] <Wyzerd> sudaya: http://www.howtoforge.com/kernel_compilation_ubuntu
[06:05] <linux_is_my_hero> histo: how do i connect to a particular network of choice?
[06:05] <Wyzerd> sudaya: please ignore that link.  Its too old.
[06:05] <chelz> Wyzerd: that's not exactly supported. also won't get security updates that way.
[06:05] <linux_is_my_hero> i have 3 wifi hotspots i can get to from here
[06:05] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: you use iwconfig
[06:05] <soreau> linux_is_my_hero: If it is wpa encryption, you might need wpa_supplicant
[06:06] <Wyzerd> linux_is_my_hero: are any of them yours or public? Using someone elses wifi without consent is a crime.
[06:06] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid channel # key blahblah...
[06:06] <linux_is_my_hero> they are public and no wpa or wep
[06:06] <xiaoyang> 大家好阿
[06:06] <chelz> !cn | xiaoyang
[06:06] <Wyzerd> chelz: didnt ask about supported kernal updates, asked about kernal updates.
[06:06] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: then jsut sudo iwconfig wlan0 channel # nameofnetwork
[06:07] <xiaoyang> 初始接触liunx 希望大家都
[06:07] <Wyzerd> linux_is_my_hero: just because they are open and not encrypted does not mean it is legal for you to use these connections.
[06:07] <sudaya> chelz: cant i update kernel only to 2.6.32.xx
[06:07] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: after you dot hat then you will have to use sudo dhclient  to get an ip
[06:07] <soreau> linux_is_my_hero: Then do sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid "essid here" && sudo dhclient wlan0
[06:07] <histo> linux_is_my_hero: yes follow soreau I had a typo wtihthe essid nameofnetwork thing
[06:08] <xiaoyang> glad to jion
[06:08] <xiaoyang> how to use it
[06:09] <GeekSquid> xiaoyang: /join #ubuntu-cn
[06:09] <beatbreaker> histo, i need advice on installing drivers for Radeon HD 4000 Series - is there a guide somewhere? what's the best way to in stall drivers for ATI?? the pripetery dirvers always fail
[06:09] <massimopet2002> ciao
[06:09] <massimopet2002> !list
[06:09] <chelz> sudaya: to get updates for your kernel through ubuntu, you have to use kernels from ubuntu.
[06:09] <beatbreaker> sorry that was to everyone
[06:09] <soreau> beachbrake: In 10.04, the radeon driver has 3D working by default
[06:09] <soreau> beachbrake: So you wouldnt need the proprietary driver
[06:10] <histo> !ati > beatbreaker
[06:10] <linux_is_my_hero> it says "no working leases in persistent database - sleeping"
[06:10] <soreau> histo: The ati factoid is very misleading
[06:10] <histo> soreau: you can offer up a suggestion to ubottu to fix it.
[06:10]  * Wyzerd wishes that everyone wouldnt use the bot to answer questions that the bot doesnt know the answer to.  Just sayin'.....
[06:10] <soreau> histo: how?
[06:11] <linux_is_my_hero> histo: it says "no working leases in persistent database - sleeping"
[06:11] <xiaoyang> ...
[06:11] <GeekSquid> !ubottu | histo
[06:11] <linux_is_my_hero> histo: brb, if youre not here when i get back, thanks for all yourhelp. ;-)
[06:11] <histo> GeekSquid: I know what ubottu is
[06:11] <digital1> hi
[06:12] <histo> soreau: see above
[06:12] <histo> soreau: the usage link
[06:14] <digital1> because on boot i see: An error occurred while mounting /proc/bus/usb Press S skip mounting or M for manual recovery. I want skip for ever
[06:14] <soreau> histo: I dont see anything with that type of information there
[06:14] <imperfect-> so..
[06:14] <jmichaelx> chromium browser makes a stupid sound whenever one of its window buttons is clicked. could someone tell me how i could make it stop doing this?
[06:14] <imperfect-> Anyoneknow how I can enable RANDR and Composite?
[06:15] <soreau> digital1: There is probably an fstab entry
[06:15] <Wyzerd> jmichaelx: open the sound preferences (applet in panel) and choose to not have sounds on.
[06:15] <emes> all GTK apps are hanging for like 15 seconds before opening a file dialog, any ideas?
[06:16] <digital1> soreau: it's possible adgiust error
[06:16] <histo> soreau: http://ubottu.com/devel/wiki/Plugins
[06:16] <bsmith093> how do i add rot13 plugin to gedit?
[06:16] <bsmith093> just to stop shoulder surfing
[06:16] <Wyzerd> emes: upgrade hardware?  Sounhds like a slow computer.
[06:16] <emes> Wyzerd: yeah, no
[06:16] <jmichaelx> Wyzerd: i have already selected that... problem is, i use kubuntu (but have gnome installed as well)
[06:16] <emes> Wyzerd: Phenom 4X, SSD
[06:17] <Wyzerd> emes: is it a clean install?
[06:17]  * Scunizi seems to remember something special you have to install for SSD
[06:17] <chelz> bsmith093: privacy screens are better for that
[06:17] <bsmith093> what is that?
[06:17] <emes> Wyzerd: upgraded from 9.10. didn't happen before
[06:17] <histo> Scunizi: not that I know of
[06:17] <Scunizi> k
[06:18] <chelz> bsmith093: http://www.google.com/products?q=privacy+screen
[06:18] <soreau> histo: Do I register with the bot or the factoid change would be forwarded somewhere for approval?
[06:18] <jmichaelx> Wyzerd: without gnome installed, kubuntu does not do this. however, with gnome installed, chromioum browser and firefox both make these stupid sounds, even if they are turned off in gnome.
[06:18] <chelz> jmichaelx: is it like a quick drumbeat?
[06:18] <histo> soreau: I'm pretty sure it gets forwarded for approval
[06:18] <Wyzerd> emes: I suggest a clean install.  There are ALWAYS problems with upgrades.  I never suggest upgrading, and spending a few days in here should answer the question "why?", just look at all of the people complaining about upgrades.  I highly suggest doing a backup and a clean install.
[06:19] <CR3AL> I got a annoying problem with my wireless internet connection, anyone down to help?
[06:19] <chelz> jmichaelx: go to "System >> Preferences >> Sound" and disable system sounds is one way, is that satisfactory?
[06:19] <jmichaelx> chelz: well, it was in firefox. to stop that, i renamed an audio file in /usr/share/souns/ubuntu/stereo
[06:19] <chelz> jmichaelx: sure, that's one way
[06:19] <Wyzerd> !ask | CR3AL
[06:20] <CR3AL> alright
[06:20] <histo> bsmith093: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/gedit#Plugins
[06:20] <jmichaelx> chelz: i already explaned that didn't work. it stopped those sounds in gnome, but not in kde
[06:20] <emes> Wyzerd: if I wanted to reinstall on upgrades, I'd be using windows
[06:20] <chelz> jmichaelx: kde has a different place for system sounds
[06:20] <Scunizi> I have a samba share on an ubuntu server.. when I'm on another ubuntu box do I mount that share using samba or something else?
[06:20] <omfarka> hello, is there any program in linux like system restore in windows
[06:21] <ryanmcgrath> Hey
[06:21] <histo> bsmith093: http://live.gnome.org/Gedit/Plugins
[06:21] <ryanmcgrath> How can I check and see if something is already installed (via apt-get)?
[06:21] <Scunizi> omfarka: yep.. called reinstall.. :)
[06:21] <histo> omfarka: you can clone the drive
[06:21] <jmichaelx> chelz: yes, i will repost what i typed a minute ago or so
[06:21] <CR3AL> whats wrong with my home wireless connection? the signal is strong and i never get disconnected but Every few minutes it cuts out.
[06:21] <imperfect-> lame
[06:21] <imperfect-> I can't even get gdesklets to work
[06:21] <histo> omfarka: check out clonezilla
[06:21] <jmichaelx> chelz: without gnome installed, kubuntu does not do this. however, with gnome installed, chromioum browser and firefox both make these stupid sounds, even if they are turned off in gnome.
[06:21] <Wyzerd> emes: if you want a working system, you'd take my advice.  Ubuntu is NOT a rolling distro, ie: like Arch.  It is *not* bleeding edge.  If you want a proper upgrade, you should do a clean install.
[06:21] <imperfect-> Anyone know of a good cpu temp/usage meter?
[06:21] <chelz> Scunizi: that might pop up in the view of the network. although you might need to install a thing on the server to broadcast the smb share for that kind of autoconfig. otherwise you can go to Placed -> Connect to Server
[06:22] <histo> !backup > omfarka
[06:22] <bobby77> is there a list of the irc chat rooms somewhere?
[06:22] <bsmith093> thanks
[06:22] <chelz> Scunizi: to view the network, Places -> Network
[06:22] <jmichaelx> chelz: AFAIK, there is no way to turn them off in kde settings
[06:22] <Scunizi> chelz: yea.. I can see the network and the server but not the shares..
[06:22] <Wyzerd> CR3AL: that might be your wireless ruoter and not Ubuntu's fault.  Do any other computers on yoru network do this, if you have other computers?
[06:22] <bsmith093> !backup > bsmith093
[06:23] <CR3AL> Yes i do have other computers one that is running windows 7 and it works perfectly, i dont have an issue with other wireless connections
[06:23] <histo> bobby77: I know theres a way you can have chanserv give you a list
[06:23] <histo> bobby77: trying to remember
[06:23] <Scunizi> Wyzerd: CR3AL could it be network-manager?
[06:24] <jmichaelx> i like to have both kde and gnome installed, but things in kde get screwed up if one also installs ubuntu-desktop
[06:24] <CR3AL> Im not sure, how would i check to see if there is a problem with network-manager
[06:24] <bobby77> ive been trying to find one
[06:24] <chelz> jmichaelx: what does the sound sound like?
[06:24] <__taco> greezmunkey, I did it as the URL do, but it still can't work.
[06:24] <chelz> jmichaelx: did the renaming of that file not fix it?
[06:24] <histo> bobby77: http://irc.netsplit.de/channels/?net=freenode  there is this but I know there is a way to do it on the server
[06:25] <Wyzerd> bobby77: which IRC client do you use? It should list the servers of many IRC networks, and each has a list of channels.
[06:25] <chelz> jmichaelx: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-sounds/+bug/411476
[06:25] <bobby77> i see the networks but not the channels
[06:25] <chelz> jmichaelx: /usr/share/sounds/ubuntu/stereo/dialog-question.wav
[06:25] <jmichaelx> chelz: it fixed things in firefox, but the sound being used in chromium is different, and apparently from a different directory
[06:25] <histo> bobby77: you can search on there for chanels there are popular ones listed right on that link
[06:26] <bobby77> thanks for the link
[06:26] <jmichaelx> chelz: i have already renamed dialog-question.ogg
[06:26] <Wyzerd> bobby77:  the channels are probably listed in your IRC application (XCHAT, irssi, weechat etc)  Which do you use?  I can help you, its much better than going to a website like that.
[06:27] <hp00p> hey guys, I have a cpl ubuntu's on this HD and I just deleted one.. my boot loader was on that one so when I restart its probably going to say I have no OS like last time, wondering if I can fix this
[06:27] <hp00p> how can I edit my boot loader
[06:27] <hp00p> or overwrite it
[06:27] <Wyzerd> hp00p: use a live cd and reinstall Grub.  Hold on, Ill get a link for you
[06:28] <jmichaelx> chelz: i believe the sound chromium is making is coming from another directory. i cannot imagine who thought these sounds up, and enabled them by default
[06:28] <hp00p> is that the only way ? I dont live my ubuntu cd with me
[06:28] <hp00p> live = have
[06:29] <nomad77> !grub2 |hp00p
[06:29] <Wyzerd> hp00p: This should work, even though it says its for something different.  It will help you reinstall Grub, and thats what you need.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[06:29] <CR3AL> Well i have allot of wireless devices on my home network, could it have something to do with a conflict of IP conflict?
[06:29] <hp00p> thx
[06:29]  * Wyzerd wishes people wouldnt be lazy and use the bot for everything.
[06:29] <sYskk> i need to setup a proxy server, what would be an easy to install proxy on ubuntu
[06:29] <sr_rules> hp00p : if you have a usb drive , you can make that live by statup disk creator
[06:29] <tvaughn> that was really weird.... i clicked a mp3 and my hdd started making really loud noises and wouldnt load it then i tried again and it worked. but the os had no issue and its the same disk
[06:29] <histo> CR3AL: do you have a rt2860 card?
[06:30] <histo> !proxy | sYskk
[06:30] <chelz> jmichaelx: well you could hunt through the kde sound directories to see if any of those are the ones that are playing
[06:30] <chelz> sYskk: most people like privoxy and polipo. maybe squid.
[06:31] <histo> !squid | sYskk
[06:31] <Scunizi> jmichaelx: search your system for .wav and .ogg files play them until you find the offending sound and you'll know what directory they are in.
[06:31] <histo> bobby77: /msg alis help list
[06:31] <jmichaelx> chelz: this problem does not start until ubuntu-desktop is installed
[06:32] <ivanx> help me please
[06:33] <jmichaelx> chelz, Scunizi, are these sounds enabled by default in ubuntu?
[06:33] <tvaughn> !specify | ivanx
[06:33] <Scunizi> jmichaelx: when you first switched sessions to ubuntu there's normally a prompt asking if you want the kde backend or the gnome backend running.. if you can you should match kde with kde and gnome with gnome
[06:33] <Flynsarmy> I'm on Chromium 6.0.413.0 (47980) Ubuntu on youtube HTML5 but no videos ever load. Anyone else experiencing this?
[06:33] <Scunizi> jmichaelx: not on my machine... (kubuntu box or ubuntu box)
[06:33] <tvaughn> !ask | ivanx
[06:34] <jmichaelx> scunzi have never seen anything like what you aer describing
[06:34] <jmichaelx> Scunizi: *
[06:34] <Scunizi> jmichaelx: might be different in the latest release.
[06:34] <bastid_raZor> Flynsarmy: i'm still using the beta (5.0something) and html5 works fine
[06:34] <ivanx> airmon-ng
[06:35] <ivanx> eth1		Unknown 		wl
[06:35] <Scunizi> back in a min. on a different box.
[06:35] <Loshki> tvaughn: time to use smartctl to look at the SMART data for the disk and see if it looks healthy....
[06:35] <tvaughn> Loshki: it better be its a brand new disk
[06:36] <CR3AL> I got AR928X Wireless Network Adapter, which has caused problems with wireless in the passed
[06:36] <tvaughn> are you kidding me
[06:36] <tvaughn> a few bad sectors
[06:36] <Loshki> tvaughn: even new disks sometimes develop problems. Best to find out now while it's still under warranty. The data is worth more than the disk usually anyway...
[06:37] <histo> CR3AL: http://www.uluga.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8347876
[06:37] <tvaughn> Loshki: can fsck try to fix it/
[06:38] <histo> CR3AL: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=8599246&postcount=5
[06:38] <Wage> Ok, pidgin likes to randomly crash on me so I wrote a script to see if its running and restart it if needed and put it in crontab. problem is it doesn't work, any ideas? script @ http://pastebin.com/VUNiuZtv
[06:38] <Loshki> tvaughn: well disks will reallocate bad sectors automatically. It sounds like yours did that. But failing sectors on a new disk is a bad sign. Hence the SMART check...
[06:39] <imperfect-> anyone know why Flash likes to crash so much?
[06:39] <tvaughn> its 4 sectors waiting to be reallocated
[06:39] <tvaughn> imperfect-: because it sucks
[06:39] <Franch> need help in ldap ubuntu 10.04 ldap_bind: Invalid credentials (49)
[06:39] <imperfect-> There's that
[06:39] <bastid_raZor> Wage: shouldn't it be #!/bin/bash ?
[06:39] <tvaughn> Loshki: so i should definatly return it?
[06:39] <Loshki> tvaughn: what brand/model of disk is it?
[06:39] <beatbreaker> help - i'm missing a compiler or something : http://pastebin.com/w2vwwPHs
[06:40] <tvaughn> Loshki: western digital caviler
[06:40] <imperfect-> heh
[06:40] <Wage> bastid_raZor: tried that still not working
[06:40] <Cav3M4n> hello
[06:40] <Loshki> tvaughn: and what size?
[06:40] <Franch> need help in ldap ubuntu 10.04 ldap_bind: Invalid credentials (49)
[06:40] <Wage> pidgin starts to run but is giving display errors
[06:40] <tvaughn> 1.5TB
[06:41] <histo> beatbreaker: no looks lik there is an issue with that amdcccle file
[06:41] <Loshki> tvaughn: I ask because the 1.5TBs haven't been as reliable (in my experience). How does the SMART data look? Maybe you should run a long test overnight before you decide?
[06:41] <Franch> need help in ldap ubuntu 10.04 ldap_bind: Invalid credentials (49)
[06:41] <Franch> need help in ldap ubuntu 10.04 ldap_bind: Invalid credentials (49)
[06:42] <yxh> hello
[06:42] <chelz> !hi | yxh
[06:42] <beatbreaker> what can i do about this> ? http://pastebin.com/w2vwwPHs
[06:42] <Wage> when crontab/the script tries to run pidgin it says "(Pidgin:26754): Gdk-CRITICAL **: gdk_display_get_name: assertion `GDK_IS_DISPLAY (display)' failed. ** (Pidgin:26754): WARNING **: cannot open display: unset
[06:42] <Wage> Pidgin 2.7.0"
[06:42] <tvaughn> Loshki: everything else is fine just the 4 sectors pending relocation
[06:43] <Valkyrie> O.O
[06:43] <Valkyrie> WOOT!!!
[06:43] <Valkyrie> My ban has been lifted!
[06:43] <Valkyrie> It's been months!
[06:43] <Valkyrie> Oh, rejoice!
[06:43] <Valkyrie> xD
[06:43] <FloodBot3> Valkyrie: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:43] <a3ist> haha
[06:44] <a3ist> 3 entries in and already in jeopardy :P
[06:44] <Loshki> a3ist: yeah, pretty funny...
[06:44] <bastid_raZor> Wage: oh, wait.. it is trying to restart it as root.. cron runs with root permissions.
[06:44] <tvaughn> Loshki: I bought it on the 8th of this month
[06:45] <nomad77> beatbreaker: line86 says i386 all else says x86_64
[06:45] <Wage> bastid_raZor: any idea what to do?
[06:46] <Loshki> tvaughn: I'm not sure, but I don't recall any of my disks reallocating sectors so early in their lifetime. If you can return it and get a replacement without a restocking fee, I'd consider it. Consider asking on #hardware maybe for a second opinion...
[06:46] <mondragon> has anyone tried to install 10.04 64-bit desktop in vmware fusion?
[06:46] <linux_is_my_hero> anyone know what it means when i try to get an ip address from my dhcp and it says "no working leases in persistent database - sleeping"
[06:47] <bastid_raZor> Wage: i have no script foo.. but you need to have it start as your user.
[06:47] <MrJK> Hello :)
[06:47] <yxh> 看不懂
[06:47] <lyrae_> Ubuntu keeps suddenly freezing out of nowhere. it's getting quite frequent.
[06:47] <tvaughn> Loshki: if i do how can I backup this install of ubuntu thats on it
[06:47] <tvaughn> !cn yxh
[06:47] <tvaughn> !cn | yxh
[06:47] <yxh> right
[06:47] <beatbreaker> nomad77, I'm on arch i686 - i think from here http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.4.1&product=<IP_ADDRESS>.36&lang=English it just gets a generic package, then makes it as it needs to
[06:47] <Loshki> linux_is_my_hero: is there some command where you can see who has which lease?
[06:48] <jmichaelx> scunizi: if i set the notification sounds to mute in the sound settings in gnome, that takes care ofthe problem of the sounds in chromium (in kde).... however, when using skype after i do that, i cannot hear any notifications from skype
[06:48] <Loshki> !backup | tvaughn
[06:48] <foreste> hello
[06:48] <Wage> bastid_raZor: Is there a command to run on pidgin to do that?
[06:48] <a3ist> lyrae_, check your logs to see what happens before/when it freezes
[06:48] <foreste> stupid kde 4.4 ;/
[06:48] <lyrae_> a3ist, i am, but theres like 1000 log files haha. still checking
[06:49] <lyrae_> it froze at 1:44 so, checking @ that time
[06:49] <lyrae_> also, xorg log has no time stamp
[06:49] <bastid_raZor> Wage: not that i know of. your script will need some sort of 'su - username' then exec pidgin
[06:49] <a3ist> lyrae_, you can filter them by date, as well as use the "tail" function to check the last X number of lines from a file.  Grep is good for filtering results to a specific date/time window as well.
[06:49] <foreste> not work phonon ,not sound in kde 4.4 ;/
[06:49] <lyrae_> a3ist, using the log viewer
[06:50] <bastid_raZor> Wage: good luck, i'm off to bed.
[06:50] <Wage> thanks
[06:50] <a3ist> lyrae_, learn some of the CLI stuff, it goes so much quicker and offers so much more finesse for finding the right entries
[06:50] <a3ist> lyrae_, especially with grep you can use the -A and -B options to pull in lines around (before and after) ones that match
[06:51] <Cav3M4n> does anyone know how to upgrade from hardy if one cannot get past the partial upgrade
[06:51] <MrJK> What is the french chan ?
[06:51] <Loshki> lyrae_: in my experience, freezes are most often hardware related, with PSU as a primary culprit. Consider running a memtest overnight?
[06:51] <Loshki> !fr | MrJK
[06:51] <lyrae_> one day. log viewer is working fine now
[06:51] <lyrae_> Loshki, good call. How would i know if its the PSU?
[06:51] <MrJK> ubottu: not very well french, but thanks you
[06:51] <a3ist> Loshki, lyrae_, GPU's are another big part that can cause freezes, especially when the weather turns warmer and overheating becomes more likely
[06:52] <lyrae_> a3ist, yes i suspect its the gpu. its OLD and gets HOT
[06:52] <lyrae_> my room is hot in general
[06:52] <acicula> lyrae_, if its the psu it should cut out under load, run a heavy cpu/gpu program for awhile
[06:52] <wzssyqa1> !cn | wzssyqa
[06:53] <a3ist> lyrae_, have you cleaned it lately to make sure the fan isn't being clogged by dust?
[06:53] <ir0n0xid3> Empathy is killing me.....Slow IRC program
[06:53] <lyrae_> a3ist, yep. its just really old
[06:53] <Franch> ldapadd -D cn=admin,cn=config -w password -x -f /usr/ldifs/phpgwaccount.ldif helpme ldap_bind: Invalid credentials (49)
[06:53] <ir0n0xid3> You guys prefer xchat?
[06:53] <lyrae_> loud. and always hot. hah
[06:53] <Loshki> lyrae_: if your mobo has the right sensors, you can check voltage stability, or use a multimeter, or change PSUs. And try acicula and a3ist's suggestions...
[06:53] <lyrae_> acicula, whats a heavy cpu app? I could open firefox with 500 tabs..?
[06:53] <Loshki> ir0n0xid3: xchat is definitely very popular...
[06:53] <a3ist> lyrae_, got any arctic silver around and feeling ambitious?  You could reseat the heatsink on your gpu for better heat conduction :)
[06:54] <acicula> lyrae_, what cpu/gpu psu? run a few instances of md5sum /dev/urandom
[06:54] <lyrae_> gpu is 6600gt. psu i forgot, but it's about 1yr old. its not bad.
[06:54] <acicula> Loshki, yeah you can read out the voltages sometimes but that still requires you to load the system heavily to see the psu failing
[06:54] <ir0n0xid3> It seems much faster Loshki. I'm switching.
[06:55] <ir0n0xid3> I cant get a room list in Emapthy
[06:55] <acicula> 6600gt isnt exactly a powerhog
[06:55] <jmichaelx> chelz:  scunizi: i was able to fix the problem. what i had to do was remove 'ubuntu-sounds' (good riddance), log back into a gnome session, and "un-mute" system sounds
[06:55] <acicula> any recently bought psu should happily power that, what cpu and psu wattage?
[06:55] <lyrae_> nope. but its old as heck and gets way hot.  i used to have an 800gtx, but i dont remember if the system froze like this or not
[06:55] <beatbreaker> how do I do an apt-file search ??? it's not in Ubuntu
[06:55] <scunizi> jmichaelx: nice to know.. glad you got it fixed
[06:55] <acicula> well temps can make it crash
[06:55] <lyrae_> acicula, dont remember. i think 750w psu
[06:56] <histo> beatbreaker: you can install it
[06:56] <a3ist> lyrae_, do you notice it freezing during specific functions or is it more or less random?  Is the computer on the same circuit in your home as other power hungry devices?  Air conditioners can cause big fluctuations in power.
[06:56] <acicula> yeah unless its a real pos thats not it then
[06:56] <chelz> jmichaelx: bit of a scorched-earth fix but yeah, as long as you as a user are happy
[06:56] <Loshki> lyrae_: Any idea what brand PSU it uses? The off brands are notorious. Also, you could stick a fan in it near the GPU & see if it helps///
[06:56] <histo> beatbreaker: sudo apt-get install apt-file
[06:56] <beatbreaker> histo, thanks
[06:56] <histo> beatbreaker: then youc an use it
[06:57] <jmichaelx> scunizi: ty....    now when in kde, i have sound for skype notifications, etc, but do not get weird noises clicking window buttons in firefox or chromium browser
[06:57] <a3ist> lyrae_, the biggest priority overall is finding the right logs for before it freezes.  If its software related, or the system logs hardware probs before freezing, it will show up there.  If there's nothing in the logs, it's most likely hardware alone.
[06:58] <lyrae_> a3ist, dont think its software. couldnt find anything in the logs. at 01:44
[06:58] <acicula> does the system freeze or just the gui
[06:58] <beatbreaker> where can i get libstdc++5 from?
[06:58] <jmichaelx> chelz: i cannot see how it is a scorched-earth fix... in kde no one wants or needs those sounds.... and even in gnome, the first thing i usually do is mute them/shut them off
[06:58] <lyrae_> how can i tell? the GUI freezes, but if the gui is froze, how can i tell the system's working
[06:59] <Loshki> a3ist: I can't remember the last time I saw a software-related freeze, but then I'm still running 8.04...
[06:59] <a3ist> lyrae_, in that case trying a ghetto-cooling method like loshki mentioned might help.  try taking the side off the computer, make sure its not stuck in a tight cabinet, and possibly put a box or desk fan near it to help it disperse the ambient heat
[06:59] <tvaughn> Loshki: if the file opens ok doesnt that mean it was a temporary problem? the people in hardware are too busy talkinga bout drugs
[06:59] <acicula> lyrae_, well anything in the logs at 1:45? alternatively you can install sshd or some network servvice like sharing files and see if that still works
[06:59] <acidchild> Hello, My DVD drive says 'medium not found' but... the drive works... any suggestions?
[06:59] <lyrae_> this is the psu: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817703009
[06:59] <acicula> acidchild, needsadisc?
[06:59] <a3ist> acidchild, "medium" is the disc that goes IN the drive
[07:00] <R_001> Hello, I'm founding a new company, and I want to know what is the basics servers, and IT services which I need, e.g backup and emails
[07:00] <R_001> does anyone recommend anything ?
[07:00] <acidchild> yup the DVD in the drive works perfectly okey.
[07:00] <Valkyrie> R_001, Arch Linux
[07:00] <Valkyrie> o.o
[07:00] <a3ist> R_001, this isn't the channel for that
[07:00] <acidchild> and i installed the OS using the CD drive so i know the drive is fine.
[07:00] <a3ist> hahaha nevermind, Valkyrie is right
[07:00] <lyrae_> alright ill put a fan next to it
[07:00] <R_001> a3ist: which chanel shall I use ?
[07:00] <Valkyrie> xD!
[07:00] <llanero> Valkyrie: what
[07:00] <Valkyrie> Thank you.
[07:00] <acidchild> dmesg or even syslog isn't displaying anything useful. 'eject' fails also... even after a hardreset of the device.
[07:00] <R_001> Valkyrie: what arch linux for ?
[07:00] <Valkyrie> R_001, Go to #archlinux
[07:01] <acidchild> it just flashs over and over.
[07:01] <Valkyrie> R_001, Where the pro's lie.
[07:01] <servidor_> ldapadd -D cn=admin,cn=config -w password -x -f /usr/ldifs/phpgwaccount.ldif helpme ldap_bind: Invalid credentials (49)
[07:01] <R_001> Valkyrie: thank you very much :)
[07:01] <a3ist> R_001, I don't really mean to sound condescending or anything, but if you don't even know the basics of what a server does or what IT involves, you're probably not ready to start a new company.
[07:01] <acicula> o_I
[07:01] <openmindj> hi everyone
[07:02] <a3ist> R_001, your best bet is to find a business partner who knows the technical side of things.
[07:02] <Valkyrie> R_001, Not a problem. Ubuntu will make yur servers look like rabbits
[07:02] <Valkyrie> So.
[07:02] <Loshki> tvaughn: I can see I'm obviously in the wrong channel. The issue is that over time, disks tend to develop bad sectors and reallocate them. Eventually, they run out of spare sectors and then the disk is no longer reliable. My concern is that your disk is rather young to be developing it's first bad sectors. It could be a one-off, in which case it's fine, or the beginning of a trend because you got a bad one. I would use smartd to monitor
[07:02] <Loshki> the disk and run nightly selftests if you decide to keep it...
[07:03] <sebsebseb> Can someone remind me where the file for the repos is located?
[07:03] <Valkyrie> LOL
[07:03] <Valkyrie> LOL @ where are repos
[07:03] <openmindj> is it easy to setup a home ubuntu server on a pc?
[07:03] <Valkyrie> xDDDD
[07:03] <llanero> sebsebseb: /etc/aptsomething/
[07:03] <sebsebseb> Valkyrie: not at all since I tend to use another distro  these days etc
[07:03] <bazhang> Valkyrie, that's enough
[07:03] <llanero> sebsebseb: havent used debian in a while
[07:03] <Valkyrie> bazhang, Sowwwy masta
[07:03] <lyrae_> openmindj, if you have an onboard broadcom, no
[07:03] <Valkyrie> ):
[07:03] <scunizi> openmindj: yep.. but it also depends on what you want to do with it.
[07:03] <sebsebseb> llanero: yeah I was t hinking /etc/apt or something
[07:04] <openmindj> oh
[07:04] <sebsebseb> llanero: bingo there it is
[07:04] <Loshki> openmindj: it really depends on how much experience you have with linux systems. It might be quite trying for a beginner...
[07:05] <openmindj> i am kindof a beginner..lol...but at times i seem to catch on pretty fast
[07:05] <sebsebseb> llanero: maybe I should have just browsed the file system, but thanks
[07:05] <servidor_> ldapadd -D cn=admin,cn=config -w password -x -f /usr/ldifs/phpgwaccount.ldif helpme ldap_bind: Invalid credentials (49)
[07:06] <Valkyrie> O.O
[07:06] <jmcantrell> my asus laptop's webcam video is flipped vertically. how do i fix this?
[07:06] <Valkyrie> Fireko!
[07:06] <Valkyrie> How've you been, buddy!
[07:06] <a3ist> openmindj, a lot of it depends on what exactly you're looking to do.  A home server could mean everything from managing your network, to hosting files, or working as a media pc with your home theater.  What functionality are you looking for?
[07:06] <lyrae_> ok its not CPU. i just had 'top' open, and held ctrl+t in firefox. i must've opened over 500 tabs. top shows cpu when to 94%, mem 12%
[07:06] <Valkyrie> Sooo
[07:06] <lyrae_> system still goign strong
[07:06] <Fireko> hi
[07:06] <Fireko> hi
[07:06] <Fireko> hi
[07:06] <FloodBot1> Fireko: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:06] <openmindj> could a server create automatic backup of each of my pc's that would be connected to it?
[07:06] <openmindj> thats what i would imagine using it for
[07:07] <a3ist> lyrae_, normally I'd recommend benchmarking software for stress testing but I'm not familiar with the linux options there
[07:07] <acicula> openmindj, yup
[07:07] <Fireko> How do I run ubuntu? the disk won't fit in the drive
[07:07] <llanero> sebsebseb: no prob
[07:07] <openmindj> cool
[07:07] <a3ist> o_O
[07:07] <acicula> Fireko, what drive?
[07:07] <Fireko> The one with the button o.o
[07:07] <scunizi> Fireko: it goes in the cdrom not the floppy drive.. or are you talking about burning it to cd?
[07:08] <a3ist> openmindj, if you're looking to just backup your files, the new Ubuntu One cloud would make it very very easy.  For backing up larger amounts of data it's still fairly easy, but not quite as point-and-click as the cloud approach.
[07:08] <acidchild> Well, it seems ubuntu have made a boo boo with this DVD drive, lots of people experiancing the same issue as i.
[07:08] <Fireko> Like, I put it into the little slot thing.   If its just on a local area network, like between the computers in your home with the occasional remote login, there's no reason to bother with web hosting
[07:11] <Fireko> Should I try ordering a disk?
[07:11] <lyrae_> Fireko, if you have a usb stick, try using that
[07:11] <a3ist> openmindj, however if you're talking about consistently streaming media remotely or transferring large files over your internet connection, a managed host would be a better solution.
[07:11] <openmindj> oh, ok...thanks for the advice
[07:11] <lyrae_> Fireko, yes. buy 400 disks and give them to everyone you know
[07:11] <Fireko> Lyrae_ Thanks! You're actually helpfull
[07:11] <scunizi> a3ist: openmindj unless your running a CMR program via web
[07:11] <jk70_> fireko:Ubuntu is a C.D..
[07:12] <lyrae_> Fireko, hey, my usb suggestion was valid
[07:12] <a3ist> CMR?
[07:12] <scunizi> jk70_: you can put it on a usb as well...
[07:12] <openmindj> whats CMR?
[07:12] <openmindj> lol
[07:12] <a3ist> I don't recognize the acronym either
[07:12] <jk70_> scunzi:great idea.
[07:12] <scunizi> a3ist: sorry CRM.. customer relationship manager .. tracks clients, appointments, sales funnel, potential leads etc.
[07:13] <a3ist> oh, CRM, sure
[07:13] <openmindj> k
[07:13] <a3ist> scunizi, he made it sound like it was more personal-use and not commercial
[07:13] <servidor_> ldapadd -D cn=admin,cn=config -w password -x -f /usr/ldifs/phpgwaccount.ldif helpme ldap_bind: Invalid credentials (49)
[07:13] <Valkyrie> Alright
[07:13] <scunizi> a3ist: true.. some of us work from home though..
[07:14] <a3ist> setting up public-facing CRM is a whooooole 'nother can of worms involving setting up encryption, certificates, etc
[07:14] <Fireko> Okay! The usb stick woudn't fit either - the drive wouldn't close
[07:14] <shiba_> mya?
[07:14] <scunizi> a3ist: not thinking public facing.. just running on the lan..
[07:14] <shiba_> ok, question
[07:14] <a3ist> scunizi, true, but there's also a difference between using your home connection to do do work related functions from home, and running the business outright
[07:14] <shiba_> i just started the newest version of ubuntu netbook edition
[07:15] <cuckoo> 有人知道linux C中sendmail对应的lib是什么吗？想在程序中嵌入发送邮件的指令
[07:15] <shiba_> how do i tell it to hide the topmenu bar?
[07:15] <cuckoo> sorry
[07:15] <a3ist> scunizi, openmindj, the point is my impression was that this server would be for personal use.  Is this true, openmindj, or is this for a business related function?
[07:15] <Fireko> Am I supposed to put it in the drive? Or the little slo on the side of my laptop
[07:15] <scunizi> a3ist: there are some businesses that are home based.. like real estate, home loans that type of thing.. you don't always have an office to go to.
[07:15] <openmindj> yes
[07:15] <shiba_> in fact, racter how do i tell it to go back to GNU? because it doesn' unlock
[07:15] <moetunes> Valkyrie: Fireko give it up mate
[07:15] <openmindj> personal
[07:15] <roygbiv> on my 9.04 box when i login a window pops up asking for my password and it sets up my wireless and also loads my ssh keys. but with 10.04 now it no longer loads my ssh keys at login. any ideas how to fix this?
[07:15] <bazhang> Fireko, see your PM
[07:16] <Valkyrie> o.o wtf am I doing?
[07:16] <Valkyrie> I'm actually helping people
[07:16] <Valkyrie> Like that R_001 guy
[07:16] <bazhang> Valkyrie, watch the language
[07:16] <Valkyrie> bazhang, Sorry, mate
[07:16] <a3ist> scunizi, listen, I know there's plenty of circumstances where that's true.  But those aren't the ones openmindj is interested in or needs to worry about.
[07:16] <Fireko> I never got a pm thingy
[07:16] <moetunes> Valkyrie: you were told in #archlinux too
[07:16] <bazhang> Fireko, I suggest you and Valkyrie desist immediately
[07:17] <Valkyrie> Can I ask why MY name is being said? =/
[07:17] <openmindj> its still interesting to learn all that i can, but yea for now, i was just interested in setting up a server for personal use
[07:17] <sebsebseb> llanero: ok and once the repos are changed,  remind me of the command to reload them.
[07:17] <Guest95789> I installed 9.10 on an old laptop, seems to work fine except when I open a folder with the file browser, it freezes up when I attempt to scroll through the folder. I messed with the mouse settings to no avail. Any ideas?
[07:17] <scunizi> a3ist: very true.. he's green.. that's why it was an offhand comment and not a recommendation..
[07:18] <bazhang> sebsebseb, sudo apt-get update ?
[07:18] <llanero> sebsebseb: i have got no idea pal, i dont use apt anymore ;) try doing it from aptitude
[07:19] <scunizi> sebsebseb: sudo apt-get update is what you're looking for.. aptitude is the same .. sudo aptitude update
[07:19] <abuayyoub> histo, I was wondering if someone could help me out. I used to have windows on this computer and when I was resizing the c: partition to install ubuntu on it something happened and it got trashed.  The partition is still there but I can't seem to access the data. How can I access it? Do I need to mount it?
[07:19] <a3ist> scunizi, openmindj, regardless I think that you'll find that your needs will be pretty well met by the out-of-the-box solutions in ubuntu, and additional ones should be fairly easy if you make use of the prodigious amount of community documentation available.
[07:19] <sebsebseb> scunizi: yep I know that apt-get and aptitude are nearly the same thing
[07:19] <Valkyrie> There. Ye' have what ya wish. I stop - fer now.
[07:19] <Valkyrie> Peace ^^
[07:19] <llanero> sebsebseb: aptitude has a ui
[07:19] <sebsebseb> bazhang: bingo thats what I was after,  not done anything with repos for a while
[07:20] <roygbiv> abuayyoub you might be better off going to a windoze channel and asking how to recover a trashed windoze partition
[07:20] <sebsebseb> llanero: yep can be run from the terminal, I know
[07:20] <bazhang> sebsebseb, perhaps a read of the manual for such basic stuff
[07:20] <bazhang> !manual | sebsebseb
[07:20] <openmindj> a3ist, does the ubuntu server functions from a command line?
[07:21] <openmindj> or desktop, or both?
[07:21] <a3ist> openmindj, the kind of stuff I mentioned and that you seem to be interested in is pretty much all available through GUI programs in ubuntu
[07:21] <abuayyoub> roygbiv,  Sure... Anyone have any real advice for me? I just need access to a couple of files on there so I can format the  whole partition.
[07:21] <openmindj> cool
[07:21] <sebsebseb> bazhang: heh :D  you know I know quite a lot of stuff,  but sometimes mind can go blank on basics
[07:22] <newbie1mill> Hello everyone, I am sorry but I was wondering if someone could help me out with a question. Is there a way to set garb the boot loader to auto load windows over ubuntu?
[07:22] <tvaughn> garb?
[07:22] <a3ist> !grub2 | newbie1mill
[07:22] <Wage> crontab question: Can anyone tell me why running this script http://pastebin.com/3XhxijyX gives the output listed (and doesn't run pidgin)?
[07:23] <Guest95789> I installed 9.10 on an old laptop, seems to work fine except when I open a folder with the file browser, it freezes up when I attempt to scroll through the folder. I messed with the mouse settings to no avail. Any ideas?
[07:23] <lyrae_> is pci-e still the standard? i dont keep up with hardware
[07:23] <a3ist> lyrae_, for now yes
[07:23] <lyrae_> a3ist, is it changing soon?
[07:24] <a3ist> lyrae_, I think I've heard about a new bus but frankly I haven't been keeping up to date on the hardware side of things either lately
[07:24] <mataks> help please i can't access a folder from my network.. it says that " Unable to mount location: Failed to retrieve share list from server" the os im trying to access is windows xp
[07:24] <openmindj> does any one use ubuntu or the studio version to create music on?
[07:25] <a3ist> !samba | mataks
[07:25] <acicula> lyrae_, itsnot, they are upping the revision in the next year or so but thats it
[07:25] <newbie1mill> Thank you also I am about to install ubuntu on my desktop but, I have 2 hard drives , one for OSes and one for data for some reason my OS hd is sdb1 and my data is sda1 i am installing ubuntu on sdb1 so would i put the boot loader on sda1 or sdb1?
[07:27] <openmindj> i have the regular ubuntu  version installed on my acer netbook, which seems to work fine
[07:27] <undecim> My touchpad is behaving erratically (hardware issue). How can I make it disabled on boot? There is a button above it that turns it off. Is that usually a hardware thing or can that be controlled with a command?
[07:28] <newbie1mill> any one?
[07:29] <Jay1> undecim, I have exactly the same problem. Does your machine freeze when you attempt to scroll through a folder?
[07:29] <kyle_l5l> I added another display to my system, and now xine and totem don't display any video.  (well, there is a little single-pixel-tall line of something in the top corner of one display.) ideas?
[07:29] <moetunes> newbie1mill: on sdb should be fine
[07:29] <undecim> newbie1mill: Either one should be fine.
[07:29] <jjnorth> newbie1mill: I don't think GRUB is as picky about being on hd0 as ntloader is... :)
[07:29] <scunizi> newbie1mill: the installer will pic..
[07:29] <undecim> Jay1: No
[07:30] <Jay1> hmmmmm
[07:30] <csmerlin> Does the ubuntu installer work out-of-the-box with multiple GPU setups? I've got two cards and three panels.
[07:30] <newbie1mill> i just want to make sure I have been haveing alot of problems with Windows 7 not wanting to load since I installed ubuntu on my laptop. Its my test machine. My desktop is my baby : )
[07:30] <Jay1> undecim, you probably could shut it off by going into the bios
[07:31] <undecim> Jay1: My laptop is falling apart and the touchpad is the next thing gone out. I often have to wiggle the switch (i've removed the plastic button) to get it to release the mouse button so that I can tap-click on stuff.
[07:31] <undecim> Jay1: Now I'm using an external mouse and keep the touchpad off.
[07:31] <Jay1> undecim, I was about to suggest that
[07:32] <duckwars> i'm sorry, but how do I turn into root user, not just sudo for a line?
[07:32] <undecim> Jay1: There's no bios option for it.
[07:32] <acicula> duckwars, sudo -i
[07:32] <kyle_l5l> duckwars, sudo su -
[07:32] <duckwars> thank you kindly
[07:32] <undecim> Jay1: The only option I can think of is to open the laptop up and disconnect the ribbon that connects the touchpad.
[07:32] <mataks> help . i have now samba but i don't know how to access the shared folder on my other pc.. newbier here.  i get error " Unable to mount location: Failed to retrieve share list from server"
[07:33] <Jay1> undecim, nothing in the bios for 'pointing devices'?
[07:33] <acicula> duckwars just be aware of the do's and donts, sudo and gksudo(for gui stuff) are there for a reason
[07:33] <undecim> Jay1: Nope.
[07:33] <undecim> Jay1: Fairly plain BIOS, mine...
[07:33] <a3ist> undecim, jay1, I'm not as familiar with the ubuntu loading procedure as I am with arch's, but there's gotta be a way to blacklist the device or its drivers.
[07:33] <duckwars> acicula: thank you, I actually had to do it in os x, it does some weird stuff in comand line (like not let me see the file /var/root/.ssh)
[07:34] <Kruxer> hello
[07:34] <Jay1> what machine, undecim ?
[07:34] <undecim> a3ist: It's a mouse. The driver would be the same driver that is being used for the external mouse I'm replacing it with.
[07:34] <acicula> undecim, a3ist /etc/modules.d/blacklist.conf
[07:34] <acicula> !blacklist
[07:34] <undecim> Jay1: An HP touchsmart tx2
[07:34] <a3ist> undecim, mice and touchpads use different drivers.  Generally the touchpads are using synaptic
[07:34] <vbl> hello everyone I'm facing one issue in Ubuntu 8.04 LTS. Can anyone help please...
[07:34] <Kruxer> I want to install an application from source and befor i want to install all the repos...I forgot the command, can u tell me that?
[07:35] <undecim> a3ist: Would the mouse buttons be included in synaptic as well?
[07:35] <acicula> oh the synaptic driver, that wont work via blacklisting kernelmods
[07:35] <scunizi> vbl: you have to say what the issue is.. before anyone will answer
[07:35] <undecim> only one way to find out, I guess...
[07:35] <a3ist> undecim, I don't believe so.  I'm about 80% sure you'd be able to still use a mouse just fine after blacklisting the touchpad.
[07:35] <a3ist> undecim, and yeah if it doesn't work you can always undo it
[07:35] <acicula> Kruxer, thats not actually possible, can you be more specific as to what you want to install
[07:36] <undecim> What is the name of the synaptics driver... I don't have any "synaptic" module loaded.
[07:36] <vbl> scunizi: I will be getting connection refused error while playing for a while.. And the pulseaudio daemon also will not be running. I need to execute pulseaudio -D, to start again
[07:36] <Kruxer> acicula, pidgin :)
[07:37] <abuayyoub> Hi can someone help me out. I have an old windows partition that was damaged when resizing to put ubuntu. The partition is still there but I think the OS Is shot. It is listed in Gparted as /dev/sda3 I tried to mount it but it keeps saying "You must specify the filesystem type" anyone have any ideas?\
[07:37] <a3ist> undecim, run this and see if you get anything:  "dpkg -l | grep synaptic"