[11:14] <tprime>  Hello channel. I'm trying to set up a bridged network (0) in addition to a nat-ed one(1) for a freebsd guest under ubunut 11.10/kvm, and am probably missing something really stupid. The bridge itself is working, the guest does receive a DHCP address from the network DHCP server, and it can ping it's intranet subnet (which seem to go via (0)) and the internet (via (1)), but neither the host, nor outside machines can access the guest on the DCHP
[11:14] <tprime>  ass
 igned ip. Ping from host to guest just hangs. I have disabled netfilter for bridges on the host, the guest does not have a firewall, I've toyed with promiscuous mode and (simple) routes to no avail. Any ideas?
[11:14] <dr_willis> de=wm+fm ;)
[11:14] <FloodBot1> tprime: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:14] <Mr_Queue> ServerSage: Because some don't need tomboy, or any of the other suite pulled in with the gnome-desktop meta package..
[11:14] <Ben64> then just install gnome without using the meta package?
[11:14] <ServerSage> Then just install gnome.
[11:14] <txomon> theadmin, did a command line install
[11:14] <theadmin> txomon: Well just install Xorg and gnome-shell then
[11:14] <Ben64> if you do "apt-get install ubuntu-desktop" then yeah, it will install a lot
[11:15] <txomon> then gnome-shell gdm ubuntu-restricted-extras
[11:15] <theadmin> txomon: It won't pull Firefox, LibreOffice etc, that's in "ubuntu-desktop"
[11:15] <theadmin> txomon: gdm no longer is in use, use "lightdm" instead
[11:15] <Mr_Queue> ServerSage: If you know how to run something other than 'current' Ubuntu you probably don't want any meta packages around because when you break one of the depends and your package manager of choice decides to clean up the brokens, you're up the creek..
[11:16] <makara> libre office standard toolbar won't go away? Even when I alt-tab back to a document it pops up again
[11:16] <txomon> theadmin, the problem is that I with gnome-shell , for example gnome-terminal is not installed
[11:16] <Mr_Queue> But if you don't know any better and it would seem like a lot don't.. Just stick with the bag lunch provided free of cost and call it a day.
[11:16] <Northsys> I just used the next :  mail -s "Hello world"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/root/testmail
[11:16] <Northsys> test mail contains a text
[11:16] <makara> Django_Novice: not a good channel for this sort of thing
[11:16] <Northsys> I skiped the text enter step with ctrl d
[11:17] <Northsys> but I still don't getting any mail
[11:17] <theadmin> txomon: Ok, hm, I think there's a package called "gnome"
[11:17] <theadmin> !info gnome
[11:17] <Ben64> txomon: sudo apt-get install gnome-terminal
[11:17] <theadmin> txomon: That. sudo apt-get install gnome
[11:17] <DJango_Novice> makara: where shall i go for the support thn
[11:17] <ServerSage> Mr_Queue: I think my point is more that if you don't know how to install gnome along with whatever else you *need*, then you should probably stick with meta packages.
[11:17] <Northsys> and I'm sure I can send because I have a cpanel installed and it's sending mails
[11:17] <Mr_Queue> ServerSage: Works for me..
[11:17] <DJango_Novice> since i jus want to install flup and dont really know how to dod that
[11:17] <txomon> Ben64, I know, the idea was to have the basics in one command, instead of discovering needs while I am working
[11:17] <theadmin> txomon: Does not pull Ubuntu stuff, but does pull standard GNOME things like terminal nautilus gksu etc
[11:17] <txomon> ahhm oki
[11:18] <k6b> O.o
[11:18] <Mr_Queue> yer
[11:18] <xhack> O.o
[11:18] <k6b> o.O
[11:18] <theadmin> Stop that.
[11:19] <k6b> O.O
[11:19] <xhack> o.O
[11:19] <txomon> theadmin, but it puts evince, epiphany, evolution
[11:19] <bazhang> k6b, ubuntu support question?
[11:19] <k6b> nah
[11:19] <Mr_Queue> bazhang: doubt it..
[11:19] <ServerSage> k6b: Just like to be annoying?
[11:19] <theadmin> txomon: Um yeah... gnome stuff... lol Ubuntu has one hell of messy dependencies >.<
[11:19] <k6b> am I?
[11:19] <bazhang> chit chat in #ubuntu-offtopic please k6b
[11:19] <txomon> it does
[11:19] <Mr_Queue> k6b: You shut your mouth when you're talking to me.
[11:20] <k6b> lulz
[11:20] <jussi> Mr_Queue: no need for that
[11:20] <ServerSage> k6b: Don't look at me in that tone of voice.
[11:20] <bazhang> Mr_Queue, thats uncalled for
[11:20] <makara> DJango_Novice: find a lighttp channel, or django
[11:20] <theadmin> txomon: lol here I do "pacman -S gnome" and get the standard gnome setup without all the mess, the rest is in "gnome-extra", I have no idea why Ubuntu won't do something like that
[11:20] <k6b> friendly bunch here!
[11:20] <ServerSage> Hehe
[11:20] <Mr_Queue> Just a lot of parents that's all..
[11:20] <bazhang> k6b, lets move this to the chat channel please
[11:20] <jussi> k6b: friendly enough when you keep ontopic. as mentioned, probably better to chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:20] <xhack> i have a support question. where's the meta-package to apt-get replace ubuntu with slackware?
[11:21] <txomon> theadmin, when I do apt-get install gnome, it wants to download 205 MB and 424 packets
[11:21] <k6b> lol
[11:21] <bazhang> xhack, there is none.
[11:21] <theadmin> txomon: That is a ton
[11:21] <ServerSage> xhack: THanks for the laugh.  ;)
[11:21] <k6b> apt-get uninstal all-the-things
[11:21] <theadmin> txomon: Hmm let me search
[11:21] <xhack> lolz
[11:21] <Northsys> uninstall*
[11:21] <Mr_Queue> pound it...
[11:21] <TA5K> How can I disable my dedicated NVidia card? I tried ironhide, but it seams to have no effect
[11:21] <k6b> thx Northsys
[11:22] <almoxarife> TA5K: take it out?
[11:22] <theadmin> txomon: Found it! sudo apt-get install gnome-core
[11:22] <Northsys> Any idea about why my mail (sent with mail -s ...) is not reaching on my mailbox ?
[11:23] <Northsys> I don't get any errors
[11:23] <Northsys> Using the command.
[11:23] <txomon> Mr_Queue, we found the solution gnome-core as you said
[11:23] <k6b> Northsys: what does maillog say?
[11:23] <ServerSage> Northsys: What does the log say?
[11:23] <k6b> I WIN!
[11:23] <TA5K> almoxarife: and build it in again, if I need 3D power, lol *g
[11:23] <ServerSage> Doh!
[11:24] <is_null> hi all, i cannot see libreoffice windows, and they don't appear in the dock ... i can see the process: /bin/sh /usr/bin/libreoffice --calc /home/jpic/Downloads/Collection.ods
[11:24] <Northsys> nothing. I see only cpanel's mails
[11:24] <is_null> but there is no way i can see the window !
[11:24] <Northsys> I will try to send again
[11:24] <TA5K> It's just using too much battery power
[11:24] <k6b> hrm Northsys it should be hitting the mail logs
[11:24] <k6b> cpanel though, that means exim
[11:24] <Northsys> nothing
[11:25] <almoxarife> TA5K: ok, how about at the bios? i know i can pick between onboard or card?
[11:25] <Mr_Queue> k6b: to answer your question....
[11:25] <Mr_Queue> list=$(dpkg --get-selections); for i in $list; do dpkg --purge $list; done
[11:25] <Northsys> I added a text at the end of /var/log/maillog
[11:25] <k6b> Mr_Queue: very nice
[11:25] <Northsys> then sent my mail
[11:25] <TA5K> almoxarife: lspci shows me both
[11:25] <Northsys> I checked the log again and the last line is my text
[11:25] <ServerSage> Mr_Queue: Some unknowing person will run that in 3..2..1...
[11:25] <xhack> im running that rught now Mr_Queue
[11:25] <k6b> lol
[11:25] <ServerSage> That was about as on-cue as it gets.
[11:26] <k6b> "connection to ubuntushells.com closed: Broken pipe"
[11:26] <k6b> aww
[11:26] <k6b> man
[11:26] <Mr_Queue> maybe should have echoed a count down..
[11:26] <k6b> srsly
[11:26] <FloodBot1> k6b: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:26] <Mr_Queue> k6b: I didn't kick you
[11:26] <almoxarife> TA5K: it wont after it is disallowed to in bios
[11:26] <k6b> it was a joke brah
[11:26] <k6b> :D
[11:26] <TA5K> almoxarife: unfortunately, I have a Sony VAIo
[11:26] <k6b> Northsys: what are you using to send mail?
[11:27] <k6b> Northsys: what command
[11:27] <k6b> heh
[11:27] <Northsys> mail -s "Hello world"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[11:27] <xhack> heh that loop doesnt seem to work on Arch, Slackware, or CentOS Mr_Queue
[11:27] <Northsys> Enter > Wrote something
[11:27] <Northsys> Ctrl + D twice
[11:27] <TA5K> almoxarife: you know what that means for BIOS settings :(
[11:27] <Mr_Queue> The typo is know to those in the know, who know.
[11:27] <almoxarife> TA5K: nope
[11:27] <k6b> I've never done the ctrl+d thing Northsys
[11:27] <_Fury> Hi, is it possible for nvidia 3d vision under unbuntu to use an emitter, that is integrated in the screen?
[11:27] <xhack> lulz
[11:28] <Northsys> Then how to stop writing ?
[11:28] <k6b> Northsys: just hit enter and have a line with a single "."
[11:28] <Northsys> ok
[11:28] <k6b> that ends the message
[11:28] <Northsys> let me try.
[11:28] <k6b> kk
[11:28] <xhack> musta been difficult to get the email addy<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Northsys
[11:28] <icat> hey .. why does ubuntu 11.10 not have the /etc/adobe/mms.cfg ? is the file somewhere else?
[11:28] <k6b> lol
[11:28] <k6b> it's a good one
[11:28] <Northsys> Done
[11:28] <xhack> yeah srsly
[11:29] <k6b> worked
[11:29] <k6b> ?
[11:29]  * Northsys kisses k6b
[11:29] <Northsys> ;;)
[11:29] <k6b> heh
[11:29] <k6b> np
[11:29] <Northsys> Thank you very much.
[11:29] <theadmin> xhack: Yet easier on Arch: pacman -Rcsn $(pacman -Q)
[11:29] <theadmin> xhack: :P
[11:29] <ServerSage> It's getting a little too lovey-dovey in here.
[11:29] <Northsys> If I want to send a file, I need to write whatever I want then make a new line with a dot ?
[11:29] <k6b> ha
[11:29] <almoxarife> _Fury: http://www.zib.de/durmaz/3dVision.html
[11:30] <k6b> I'm not sure how to attach files to mailx Northsys
[11:30] <k6b> I only use it to test stuff
[11:30] <ServerSage> Northsys: Probably better ways to send files.
[11:30] <xhack> mailx bunchofoptions < file
[11:30] <k6b> nice xhack
[11:30] <Northsys> mail and mailx == same ?!
[11:30] <xhack> k6b is not allowed to redirect commands ever though
[11:30] <k6b> mailx -send-this-mail-now-with-my-file < file
[11:30] <jussi> please, can we keep strictly to ubuntu support - arch linux discussion are offtopic in here.   (and dangerous commands also)
[11:31] <k6b> haha
[11:31] <_Fury> almoxarife thanks. I already read this article. They the i need a dedicated emitter. Is there really no possiblity to do it without?
[11:31] <k6b> good one jussi
[11:31] <theadmin> Sorry jussi, heh, I guess we got distracted
[11:31] <jussi> k6b: you can also learn to be a little less heavy on the enter key ;)
[11:31] <k6b> Northsys: mailx is the name of the program that uses the mail command
[11:31] <xhack> dude youre a ubuntu user. you better have a sense of humor or its gonna be a long painful ride for ya
[11:31] <k6b> jussi: I like to see my name in the channel
[11:32] <TA5K> almoxarife: it's more than worse. Because they don't have any advanced BIOS settings enabled
[11:32] <almoxarife> !op | kb6
[11:32] <k6b> wut
[11:32] <xhack> wuh
[11:33] <k6b> what does that mean?
[11:33] <almoxarife> !ot | k6b
[11:33] <Ben64> probably because you're offtopic
[11:33] <Northsys> It works fine with "mail -s "subject"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>< /file/path
[11:33] <Northsys> Thank you very much all.
[11:33] <k6b> oh...just trying to help :\
[11:34] <_Fury> I got an Asus 3d stereo screen. Is there no way to use its IR emitter for nvidia 3d vision under ubuntu?
[11:34] <Omega> I'm having some trouble with a fresh install of 11.10, my usb mouse works but sometimes it doesn't allow me to click, I think it's a focus problem, because earlier it also gave me a "cannot grab mouse" errpr
[11:35] <xhack> well k6b i think the general tone is be helpful but for the love of all things shuttleworth dont say anything mildly humorous or remotely interesting in here
[11:35] <almoxarife> TA5K: i have not looked for a way to have both avail but use one over the other, there must be a way to do it from the system end
[11:35] <k6b> that would appear to be so xhack
[11:36] <subdesign> hi, how to automount dvd devices in 11.10 ?
[11:37] <k6b> eject?
[11:38] <skilz> subdesign: pmount
[11:38] <k6b> oh mount, haha sorry
[11:38] <kokyu> how can I see what package contents belongs to a certain package, like "coreutils"?
[11:38] <TA5K> almoxarife: There should be one, but apparently it's not easy to find a solution. But maybe it's better to directly contact the ironhide devs
[11:38] <subdesign> skilz, thx checking
[11:39] <xhack> dpkg -L coreutils
[11:39] <xhack> to list the files in a package
[11:40] <kokyu> xhack: thanks :)
[11:40] <azerhgh> 123
[11:40] <k6b> 456
[11:40] <azerhgh> slt a ts
[11:41] <subdesign> skilz, i get "/dev/sg1 is not a block device"
[11:41] <iceroot> kokyu: to see what a package has use dpkg -S, to see to what package a file belongs use "dpkg -S filename"
[11:41] <azerhgh> french here ???
[11:41] <ServerSage> subdesign: What did you just try to do?
[11:42] <subdesign> sudo pmount /dev/sg1 /media/cdrom
[11:42] <bazhang> azerhgh, in #ubuntu-fr
[11:42] <ServerSage> subdesign: Is /dev/sg1 your dvd drive?
[11:42] <subdesign> yes.. and sg3 the blu-ray
[11:43] <azerhgh> ubuntu.fr , how can i do ??
[11:43] <bazhang> azerhgh, /join #ubuntu-fr
[11:43] <azerhgh> i need help
[11:44] <jmae> alguien habla español por aqui es mi primera prueba
[11:44] <bazhang> !es | jmae
[11:44] <ServerSage> subdesign: Are you able to mount it using the normal mount command?
[11:44] <Joene> Hi :)
[11:45] <Joene> Anyone there?
[11:45] <ServerSage> Joene: If you have a question, just ask.
[11:45] <kokyu> Joene: physically?
[11:45] <subdesign> ServerSage, i tried mount , pmount
[11:45] <Joene> How can format a write protected flash disk in linux?
[11:45] <subdesign> ServerSage, result .. same
[11:45] <Joene> How can I format a write protected flash disk in linux?
[11:46] <iceroot> Joene: not possible
[11:46] <Joene> Why?
[11:46] <iceroot> Joene: as it says itself "write protected"
[11:46] <Joene> how can i remove it?
[11:46] <ServerSage> subdesign: Do you have an /etc/fstab entry for your DVD drive?
[11:46] <kokyu> Joene: "write protected" in what sense? device-side or just permissions on the OS-side?
[11:46] <skilz> Joene: gparted
[11:46] <iceroot> Joene: i know flash drives which have a hardware-dip to enable/disbale writing
[11:46] <iceroot> Joene: like the floppies from old days
[11:47] <skilz> Joene: Make sure the drive is unmounted before you try to format it.
[11:47] <Joene> i think its device side :'( i tried anything in windows but nothing works :(
[11:47] <Joene> gparted didn't also work :(
[11:47] <iceroot> Joene: then have a look at the device or the manual
[11:47] <iceroot> Joene: you cant format it if it is write-protected
[11:47] <dr_willis> could be a bad flash drive also
[11:48] <subdesign> ServerSage, no as i checked, should insert into this file?
[11:48] <Joene> I dont have the manual, my father send it from afghanistan, im prom philippines
[11:48] <Joene> Everytime i try to format it, it fails :(
[11:48] <Auriga> Joene, Could try something lower level than an OS.
[11:48] <buzzmandt> Google search the flash drivea for a manual
[11:49] <ServerSage> Joene: I'd venture a guess that it's probably a bad drive.  If you don't see an obvious physical switch for going between ro and rw it probably doesn't have one.
[11:49] <Joene> How can i know the manufacturer? my device looks like a dog tag, it might came from a millitary man
[11:49] <buzzmandt> No writing on it?
[11:49] <Joene> it doesnt have switch either :(
[11:49] <ServerSage> Joene: If it doesn't have markings, try plugging it in and running lsusb
[11:50] <Joene> no writing "(
[11:50] <Joene> what is lsusb?
[11:50] <Auriga> No writing, so it's generic... Not a good sign...
[11:50] <paulus68> First of all I want to wish you guys all the best for 2012
[11:50] <Joene> No writing, no format.. it screws me up :(
[11:51] <paulus68> what is the best way to create a virtual machine on a server
[11:51] <ServerSage> Joene: lsusb is a command line prog you can run to get a list of currently plugged in USB devices.
[11:51] <Auriga> It's 2012 already...
[11:51] <Auriga> ?#
[11:51] <Joene> ok i'll try
[11:51] <ServerSage> paulus68: What are you using?  VMware?  Virtualbox?  Xen?
[11:52] <paulus68> Auriga: I know but it's the first time I pass by since New year
[11:52] <Joene> Got it, what should i do next?
[11:52] <ServerSage> Joene: Got what?
[11:52] <Auriga> paulus68, I was making note that I hadn't noticed a near year rolling around... Again....
[11:52] <Joene> lsusb gave me the list, its Elan microelectronics
[11:52] <paulus68> ServerSage: I use ubuntu server and I want to create a virtual machine on there
[11:53] <ServerSage> Joene: Then do some research.  Go to your favorite search engine and start digging.
[11:53] <Joene> Ok, I'll see thanks for the help :))
[11:53] <ServerSage> paulus68: Ok…If you want free I recommend VirtualBox.
[11:54] <almoxarife> paulus68:  virtualbox(headless)
[11:54] <paulus68> ServerSage: can this be done from the command line since I don't have a graphical interface on the server
[11:55] <almoxarife> paulus68: virtualbox(headless) <-- command line
[11:55] <iceroot> paulus68: vbox can be run from the cli, yes
[11:55] <ServerSage> paulus68: almoxarife just gave you the answer to that.  VirtualBox headless.  Google it, there are a gagillion forums posts about it.
[11:55] <paulus68> ServerSage: ok thanks guys
[11:55] <iceroot> !google | ServerSage
[11:56] <klauzooo> Hello can someone tell me what i dont have if movies from player a little blue ?
[11:56] <klauzooo> this is codec problem I guess ?
[11:56] <ServerSage> iceroot: I'm not sure typing "virtualbox headless" into google requires google-fu.
[11:57] <ServerSage> klauzooo: Do you mean the movies have a blue tint when they play?
[11:57] <klauzooo> ServerSage: yep
[11:57] <iceroot> ServerSage: but this channel is not for "put foobar on google"
[11:57] <iceroot> ServerSage: please respect that
[11:57] <almoxarife> ServerSage: concur
[11:58] <ServerSage> klauzooo: I would guess it's probably video drivers.  But that is a WAG.
[11:58] <almoxarife> iceroot: where where you when the script kiddes were disrespecting ???
[11:58] <klauzooo> ServerSage: But not in all movies ?
[11:58] <klauzooo> i have that problem
[11:59] <ServerSage> klauzooo: I had a similar problem, though I don't remember if it was only certain codecs.  Switching from nv to the closed nvidia driver solved it for me.
[12:00] <ServerSage> iceroot: It's also not the virtual box channel.  Just saying.  :)  But yes, I'll do my very best to never say the word google ever again in here.
[12:01] <klauzooo> ServerSage: Thanks
[12:01] <iceroot> ServerSage: its not that google is always bad, but in my opinion if someone does not have a clue just saying google it is not good and does not show how great this channel is normally
[12:02] <ServerSage> iceroot: I don't disagree with that, but I also don't think #ubuntu is the place to walk somebody through configuring a headless VM in virtualbox.  Though I suppose walking him through installing virtualbox would have been useful.
[12:03] <almoxarife> ServerSage: i believe the ethos is that people dont get the idea your only help is finding it yourself, i know #linux does it to the inferior, but the nick did say he wanted it on command line, if you are going about command line virtualbox you can stand to do a bit of google
[12:03] <iceroot> ServerSage: the ubuntu-part (installation is correct here, yes. the rest goes to #vbox)
[12:03] <IDL_> i want to search text in all of my files in ubuntu from root .what suitable command i should use .Note:-i only want to know the file names containing the specific text
[12:03] <ServerSage> IDL_: grep
[12:04] <almoxarife> IDL_: within or as part of the file name?
[12:04] <assurbanipal> guys hi,i m running ubuntu 10.11 and in gnome-shell 3.2 when i search for an app it causes 100% cpu usage. can anyone help?
[12:04] <ServerSage> IDL_: I think the -l option will only print the file names.
[12:05] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: search for it how?
[12:05] <Auriga> Is it possible to find theme files, & move them across to another OS?
[12:05] <iceroot> Auriga: what is "another os"?
[12:05] <ServerSage> IDL_: Aaah, if you want to know files with names containing some text you can use the find command
[12:05] <assurbanipal> almoxarife, going to top right corner and start typing or click on applications menu
[12:05] <xhack> assurbanipal, yes. use apt-cache
[12:06] <Auriga> iceroot, Ubuntu in this case, from LinuxMint.
[12:06] <Auriga> iceroot, Just trying to find the WildMint theme...
[12:06] <iceroot> Auriga: depending on the software both are using
[12:06] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: that only lasts for a few secs right? the high cpu
[12:06] <Auriga> iceroot, Both are gnome, but I don't know where the files are.
[12:06] <iceroot> Auriga: if they both use the same gnome-version there should normally not be a problem
[12:06] <Auriga> iceroot, do you know where the files are?
[12:07] <iceroot> Auriga: sorry i am not a gnome-user
[12:07] <assurbanipal> almoxarife, no i have to kill x and login with gnome and kill gnome-shell process
[12:07] <iceroot> !themes | Auriga (maybe this has a hint)
[12:07] <iceroot> Auriga: the last link maybe
[12:07] <SoapGoat> How do i change language for a user that is currently restricted to do so because of sabayon restrictions? The user is pretty much restricted to do anything else than using writing programs and a browser. I got access to the admin user tough.
[12:07] <SoapGoat> root user i mean
[12:08] <_jason> SoapGoat: modify his ~/.dmrc
[12:08] <txomon|home> assurbanipal, are you using the ppa?
[12:08] <_jason> SoapGoat: wait, can't he change the language in lightdm when he logs in?  Sabayon should not be relevant there
[12:08] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: something is not right, obviously, ppa's added in the last week?
[12:08] <Auriga> Thanks...
[12:08] <SoapGoat> _jason: tbh i didn't check give me 2 secs
[12:09] <assurbanipal> i am aloso getting errors with my ppa;s... can someone help me fix it ?u think it's from there?
--in find command i am getting following error..grep: ./proc/sysrq-trigger: Input/output error find: `grep' terminated by signal 9   , and i dont know what does it mean
[12:09] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: yeah, its from there
[12:10] <assurbanipal> almoxarife, how can i shpw you my repo list so u check it mate?
[12:10] <wolf23> help me please, after i do upgrade from 11.04 to 11.10 my pc is freezing too much,whats the solution..
[12:11] <ServerSage> IDL_: What is your ultimate goal?  If you want to use find on / you'll need to exclude some things.   Such as /dev, /proc, /sys, etc...
[12:11] <cablop> what is the better form to put a logical volume (lvm) on fstab /dev/mapper/VGName-LVName or /dev/VGName/LVName ???
[12:11] <SoapGoat> _jason: Yeah i actually could do that.. :P I usually go for the "Hardest" sollutions first before i check out the easiest ways to fix it thanks for the help anyways :P
[12:11] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: showing me ppa's wont matter, see if Y-ppa-manager is a available install?
[12:11] <txomon|home> assurbanipal, Are you installing gnome-shell from ppa?
 i just want to fint text PATRON_ADDRESS in all files from root
[12:12] <assurbanipal> almoxarife, lost u there,what u mean?
[12:12] <cablop> what is the better form to put a logical volume (lvm) on fstab /dev/mapper/VGName-LVName or /dev/VGName/LVName ???
[12:12] <ServerSage> IDL_: And you can't narrow it down to a few dirs?  I mean, chances are that you won't files those files in /var or /usr, right?
[12:13] <xhack> cablop either way is the same
[12:13] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: you need the purge-ppa util, it is much simpler when used in the Y-ppa-manager app, otherwise its all terminal
[12:14] <xhack> my pref is /dev/vgname/lvname but technically its no different
 actually i even don't know in which directory it lies :(
 that's why want to search in all files ,i mean all-over
[12:14] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: btw, there is no 100% that your system will be the virgin it was once, ppa's do this to a system,
[12:14] <sasson> Hey guys
[12:15] <cablop> xhack: i prefer the 2nd, looks cleaner, thanks
[12:15] <sasson> any idea how can I connect my TTL output to USART input?
[12:15] <assurbanipal> almoxarife, i am using synaptic, i disabled ricotz ppa
[12:16] <assurbanipal> almoxarife, i disabled ricotz, should i try reinstalling gnome-shell?
[12:16] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: that wont fix your system,
[12:16] <assurbanipal> almoxarife, what am i supposed to do then?
[12:16] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: purge gnome, re-install gnome
[12:16] <zabomber> i want to reverse proxy to http://localhost/worksite but this website actually redirects to http://localhost/login ??? how do i get reverseproxy to work?
[12:16] <assurbanipal> whole gnome?not just shell?
[12:17] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: you will have unity as the back end
[12:17] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: gnome-shell
[12:17] <assurbanipal> almoxarife, i already purged it with no luck
[12:17] <assurbanipal> almoxarife, after reinstalling it the same happens again
[12:17] <Chotaz`W> Hum, anyone can suggest me a good PSX/PS1 emulator that runs on ubuntu/debian based systems?
[12:18] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: you are back to needing to use a ppa-purge
[12:18] <assurbanipal> almoxarife, dont; know how to do taht
[12:18] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: i am telling you to add a ppa to fix the damage done by ppa's, sounds obsurd but that is where you are at
[12:19] <assurbanipal> almoxarife, can u guide me through it?i
[12:19] <ServerSage> IDL_: Give it a list of dirs then.  So you would do something like "find /etc /home /var /usr…" instead of just /.  Just don't include /dev, /proc, or /sys
[12:19] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: google Y ppa manager, tell me if it gives you the ppa for it?
[12:21] <assurbanipal> almoxarife, so i add this  https://launchpad.net/~webupd8team/+archive/y-ppa-manager through synaptic?
[12:21] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: yes
[12:21] <assurbanipal> aok, and then?
[12:22] <assurbanipal><PHONE_NUMBER>
[12:22] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: recheck in synaptic all the ppa's you unchecked
[12:24] <ServerSage> Wow, nothing like a server making a god awful loud squeal in an otherwise silent room at 4:25am to get the blood flowing.
[12:24] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: use my nick if speaking to me
[12:24] <assurbanipal> almoxarife, ok, i added it and rechecked the disabled ones, what's next now?
[12:25] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: quit synaptic
[12:25] <assurbanipal> almoxarife, should i update or install smthng?
[12:25] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: open y-ppa-manager and look for 'purge'
 but what if i want to search from root all over without mentioning any directory name
[12:26] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: did you install yppamanager?
[12:27] <xcoy> aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[12:27] <assurbanipal> almoxarife, trying to find the package...
[12:28] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: in synaptic,  y-ppa-manager
[12:29] <assurbanipal> almoxarife, installing...
[12:29] <ServerSage> IDL_: I have not tested this, just off the top of my head you can try:  find `ls -d /* |grep -v 'dev\|proc\|sys'` -name "*PATRON_ADDRESS*"
[12:30] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: you understand that this is not 100%? , the damage is done, and for all i know depending on what you purge you may do more damage?, agreed?
--- After running command from root   find /root . -type f -exec grep -il "PATRON_ADDRESS" {} \; , its giving me error thats is grep: ./proc/sysrq-trigger: Input/output error find: `grep' terminated by signal 9 , i can't understand where i am using /dev or something like that ? please help
[12:30] <ServerSage> IDL_: See my previous comment.  Give that find I supplied a try.
[12:31] <IDL_> done with it
[12:31] <IDL_> nothing happens
[12:31] <assurbanipal> almoxarife, what kind of more damage?i have a major issue on this machine:is alaptop with brocken optical drive, not capable of booting from usb,so reinstalling is not an option...
[12:31] <IDL_> :(
[12:32] <xukun> is removing pulseaudio the only way to get passthrough sound working?
nothing found :(
[12:32] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: the options right now are to undo what was done, and there is warranty on that
[12:33] <ServerSage> IDL_: Odd, I just tried it on my system and it works.  Change the PATRON_ADDRESS to something like fstab and see if it finds anything.
[12:33] <trippeh> xukun: 11.10 is the first release where pulseaudio supports passthrough, but I'm not sure if all the apps support that part of the pulseaudio interface yet.
[12:33] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: the options right now are to undo what was done, and there is/no/ warranty on that
[12:33] <assurbanipal> almoxarife, if i go back to only the original ppa's and remove gnome-shell and reinstall it,wont that work?
[12:33] <ServerSage> IDL_: Cut/paste the command you are trying to run.
[12:33] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: you still have 'unity' intact right?
[12:34] <assurbanipal> almoxarife, i think yes, i do
[12:34] <IDL_> ok
[12:34] <xukun> ServerSage, it's mainly an application called xbmc. I think xbmc does not support pulseaudio but I'm not sure
[12:34] <assurbanipal> almoxarife, i also have enlightment installed
[12:34] <ServerSage> xukun: You may have replied to the wrong person.  :)
[12:34] <txomon|home> theadmin, hey, gnome-core didnt install a archive manager...
[12:34] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: cant say, and i am tired of disclaming the obvious, so its a decision you get to make
[12:35] <Night-hacks> is it possible to kill firefox tab process (child) without killing the parent process ?
[12:35] <xukun> ServerSage, yeh sorry m8
 this was your's  find `ls -d /* |grep -v 'dev\|proc\|sys'` -name "*PATRON_ADDRESS*"  didnt found anything
find /root . -type f -exec grep -il "PATRON_ADDRESS" {} \; this was mine
[12:35] <xukun> trippeh, it is mainly an application called xbmc. I think xbmc does not support pulseaudio but I'm not sure
[12:35] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: the rest is following the prompts from y-ppa-manager purge process
[12:36] <Dynamit> I don't have any problem with xbmc xukun
[12:36] <assurbanipal> almoxarife, which ppa am i supposed to purge?
[12:36] <Night-hacks> any idea ?
[12:36] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: cant tell you, i would chose the obvious, the one with the most impact on gnome-shell
[12:37] <ServerSage> IDL_: Not sure what to tell you, that command works on my system.  :(
[12:37] <ServerSage> IDL_: How long does it take to run?
[12:37] <xukun> Dynamit, really?
[12:37] <assurbanipal> almoxarife, ricotz?if i knew which ppa to purge i wouldn;t ask...
[12:37] <Dynamit> yes
- just a second
[12:38] <ServerSage> IDL_: No way it's doing anything then.
[12:38] <ServerSage> IDL_: Try just running find `ls -d /* |grep -v 'dev\|proc\|sys'`
[12:39] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: sure, why not
[12:40] <assurbanipal> almoxarife, and after that reinstall gnome-shell?
[12:41] <almoxarife> assurbanipal: shouldnt need to, this basically will do that, if you need an install afterwards, just install 'gnome-shell' it will find anything missing to make it complete
[12:42] <assurbanipal> almoxarife, ok tnx
 can you atleast correct my command  find /root . -type f -exec grep -il "PATRON_ADDRESS" {} \;
[12:44] <root_> hey
[12:44] <root_> can any one
[12:44] <root_> tell me how to add users in bt5
[12:44] <root_> tell me how to add users in bt5
[12:44] <txomon> root_, sudo add-user <username> =
[12:44] <txomon> ?
[12:45] <root_> comon man its bt5 kde
[12:45] <txomon|home> and what about that?
[12:45] <root_> that was not working man
[12:45] <ServerSage> IDL_: I told you how to fix it.   When you say find / it will go through every dir in /.  Directories like proc will cause the error you had.  So you need to exclude them.  The find I gave you does that.  You can also give it a list instead.  So find /var /etc /usr /home etc… .
[12:45] <txomon|home> root_, useradd maybe?
[12:46] <root_> hmm
[12:46] <tafelpoot> root_: adduser <username>
[12:46] <root_> well i ll see it later
[12:46] <root_> any bt expert here
[12:46] <txomon|home> root_, try #backtrack
[12:46] <tafelpoot> root_: did you try adduser ?
[12:46] <bazhang> !backtrack | root_
[12:46] <root_> yup
[12:46] <ServerSage> IDL_: But, that find/grep you have will only return files that have text IN the file that contains PATRON_ADDRESS, it will NOT look at file names.
[12:47] <bazhang> root_, /join #backtrack-linux , it's not supported here
[12:47] <root_> i tried it bt it was not asking for the password for that user
[12:47] <txomon|home> root_, so it is working, then you have to change the password...
[12:47] <txomon|home> read man
[12:47] <tafelpoot> root_: then you do, as root passwd<username>
[12:48] <almoxarife> txomon|home: take it #bt
[12:48] <txomon|home> true
[12:51] <samba35> how do i add  repositories for 12.04  ,i have only cdrom in sorce list
[12:51] <iceroot> samba35: you are using 12.04?
[12:51] <samba35> yes as a guest on 10.04
[12:52] <samba35> to understand only
[12:52] <iceroot> samba35: #ubuntu+1
[12:52] <samba35> ok
[12:53] <theadmin> txomon|home: Install file-roller. It's not a core gnome componnent indeed
[12:55] <txomon> theadmin, I finally installed software-center, it deals with .debs quite good
[12:55] <txomon> and has not too many requirements
[12:55] <theadmin> txomon: Huh... I prefer apt on the commandline... Well honestly in Ubuntu I normally use smart (package: smartpm)
[12:56] <theadmin> txomon: It has both CLI and GUI, and deals with local installs well. You can even give it something like, let's see... "smart install http://example.org/something.deb" and it will eat it :D
[12:56] <txomon> theadmin, I also do, but for keeping the track of .deb is better
[12:56] <txomon> hummm oki
[12:57] <theadmin> txomon: But I wouldn't suggest it unless you know how to configure it for APT -- because by default it's not
[12:57] <txomon> I will take a look in that, and if I like, I will read man
[12:58] <theadmin> txomon: Here's the command you use for that: sudo smart config --set sync-apt-sources=yes
[12:59] <theadmin> txomon: After that, "sudo smart update" and you're good to go
[12:59] <txomon> oki, thank you!, as I said, I would only use it for .deb, as apt-get with apt-cache is perfect for me
[13:00] <iceroot> theadmin: where is "smart" comming from?
[13:00] <theadmin> iceroot: A third-party project, present in Ubuntu repos. Works on DEB&RPM distros and slackware, lol
[13:00] <theadmin> iceroot: An attempt at a universal package manager, basically
[13:00] <iceroot> theadmin: and what is the advantage instead of using apt/dpkg?
[13:01] <theadmin> iceroot: I dunno, feels friendlier. Just saying. You should use what you prefer.
[13:01] <theadmin> txomon: Same to you. To install .deb via CLI you can use gdebi (package: gdebi-core)
[13:01] <theadmin> txomon: No point to pull an entire new package manager for that
[13:02] <garden92> i just uncompressed the teamspeak run file and it gave me this TeamSpeak3-Client-linux_amd64 file. how do i install this?
[13:02] <iceroot> txomon: to install a local deb on cli please use "sudo dpkg -i file.deb"
[13:02] <txomon> theadmin, the idea was it took track of the .deb, as software manager does
[13:02] <theadmin> txomon: gdebi does the same
[13:02] <txomon> iceroot, but it doesn't take any track of it
[13:02] <iceroot> txomon: track?
[13:02] <theadmin> txomon: I mean, gdebi installs .debs via APT, not just puts them into dpkg database.
[13:02] <theadmin> idk
[13:03] <theadmin> Whatever lol, I'm not too into APT after all
[13:03] <txomon> xD im only into apt-get
[13:03] <iceroot> txomon: it doesnt matter if you use dpkg, software-center, apt-get and aptitude all are tracked in the dpkg database
[13:03] <iceroot> txomon: but in all cases its best to install debs from the ubuntu-repos instead of using local downloaded deb-files
[13:04] <mackminer> Hi, Would I be fortunate enough to find a linuxcoin expert here or ubuntu/debian?
[13:04] <patrask> am i right in assuming that main-updates is an officially supported repo?
[13:05] <iceroot> patrask: yes
[13:05] <patrask> cool, thanks
[13:05] <theadmin> mackminer: Please ask your real question rather than "does anyone know <softwarename>"
[13:05] <iceroot> patrask: and it should be enabled by default
[13:05] <imi> hi
[13:05] <imi> in oneiric
[13:05] <theadmin> !enter | imi
[13:05] <imi> sorry
[13:05] <txm> Afternoon.  Is there a tool to convert a ext partition to XFS? Thanks,
[13:06] <mackminer> Guys, I have an issue where my ubuntu machine keeps switching itself off! Can you someone point me to where I can check logs for the possible reason?
[13:06] <txomon> iceroot, its for skype, dropbox etc. Which are not in ubuntu archives
[13:06] <iceroot> txomon: skype is in the repos
[13:07] <iceroot> txomon: it should be the partner-repo
[13:07] <txomon> humm will try
[13:07] <txm> mackminer: try dmesg - depending what the problem is, you may not see anything useful
[13:07] <iceroot> txomon: dropbox is also in the repos (nautilis-dropbox)
[13:07] <vega-> mackminer: power save.. ?
[13:08] <coder2> Hello. Please help me with "no sound" problem. I have installed ATi fglrx driver and all sound now works only via HDMI output. And I still need the analog output
[13:08] <iceroot> !skype | txomon
[13:08] <imi> so I have an oneiric server. now I issue ssh server '-R*:2222:<IP_ADDRESS>:2222' then I launch the listening port on my client, and when I try to nmap the serverport it says: closed (if I want to nc, it terminates immediately). fuser -n tcp 2222 says there's no process associated to this port, but cannot issue nc -l <IP_ADDRESS> 2222, address already in use. I enabled ssh port forwarding and restarted the server, but this is still present
[13:09] <txomon> !Ekiga
[13:09] <mackminer> txm: vega- It's one of four servers and I think the issue may be related to power draw. Was hoping I could find a reason in the logs. How would I search for such a thing txm within dmesg?
[13:09] <iceroot> imi: -L instead of -R
[13:09] <txomon> iceroot, all my friends use Skype so sry about ekiga ;D
[13:09] <imi> iceroot: it's a REMOTE port forward not a local one
[13:09] <iceroot> imi: ssh user@host -L localhost:9999:remote-server:9998
[13:09] <imi> so -R is correct
[13:09] <imi> so -R is correct
[13:09] <iceroot> imi: ah ok, sorry
[13:10] <imi> same command works fine with a debian server
[13:12] <vega-> mackminer: don't know, what about looking into some management software of the servers etc. don't they usually have something like this? might just be nothing is logged at os level..
[13:13] <mackminer> vega-: I wonder would anyone know if it's possible to get software to tell you the power draw as opposed to using a wattmeter on the plug?
[13:13] <mackminer> mackminer: I have high quality PSU's but they are near max
[13:14] <biginttosh> hi
[13:14] <biginttosh> how to automount swap partition on startup
[13:14] <biginttosh> /etc/fstab contains a uuid reference to an other device which is not currently attached
[13:14] <coder2> thanks anyway. :-( bye
[13:15] <iceroot> biginttosh: change the uuid in /etc/fstab to the correct one
[13:15] <Benkinooby> sometimes okular takes more than 10 seconds to render a pdf slide. once it is rendered returning to that same slide after being on an other slide behaves normal. anyone nitced the same behaviour?
[13:15] <biginttosh> iceroot, where to look for uuid
[13:15] <iceroot> biginttosh: sudo blkid
[13:15] <biginttosh> iceroot, thanks
[13:20] <teemo_> hi, where does skype minimize to?
[13:20] <theadmin> Benkinooby: Well after it finishes rendering for the first time it is already stored in the memory, so when you return to it all it does is just call back the already rendered image
[13:20] <theadmin> Benkinooby: So I suppose it's normal
[13:21] <stahlie> what's the command to see how much free space on disk?
[13:21] <Guest54748> stahlie: df -h
[13:21] <Dynamit> free
[13:21] <Dynamit> for ram
[13:21] <biginttosh> iceroot, do i need to comment out this line in /etc/fstab        /dev/mapper/cryptswap1 none swap sw 0 0
[13:22] <iceroot> biginttosh: you have an encrypted swap?
[13:22] <biginttosh> iceroot, nop but it was there before
[13:22] <iceroot> biginttosh: then remove/uncomment that line
[13:22] <teemo> everytime i open skype, it says there is another instance running
[13:23] <Benkinooby> theadmin, that's my guess too... but the rendering is awfully slow... :( funny thing is, that "smaller" pdf viewer like xpdf take even more time to render what is quite wired
[13:23] <iceroot> biginttosh: UUID=foobar /dev/sdXY none swap sw 0 0
[13:23] <iceroot> biginttosh: should be the correct line
[13:23] <theadmin> Benkinooby: Yeah actually Okular is the fastest thing I found myself, which is annoying because it's a KDE app
[13:23] <stahlie> wow!! ubuntu used up 280GB quickly
[13:23] <Benkinooby> theadmin, +1
[13:24] <biginttosh> teemo, ps  aux | grep skype kill other instances and relaunch although i am not sure aobut it
[13:24] <FransUrbo> I have a problem with Precise install...
[13:24] <Pici> FransUrbo: Precise support is only offered in #ubuntu+1 at this time.
[13:24] <theadmin> !ubuntu+1 | FransUrbo
[13:24] <FransUrbo> Ok, thanx.
[13:24] <biginttosh> iceroot, remove the line or uncomment the line ?
[13:25] <iceroot> biginttosh: doesnt matter
[13:25] <biginttosh> iceroot, ok thanks
[13:25] <Chotaz`W> Are there any good PSX emulator for ubuntu?
[13:26] <theadmin> Chotaz`W: ePSXe
[13:28] <teemo> ok so i killed all instances of skype, now if i close it from the x button, not minimize, where does it go to
[13:28] <biginttosh> teemo, i think its a glitch
[13:29] <biginttosh> teemo, it will disappear but running in background
[13:29] <teemo> so it doesn't show the skype circle up top somewhere? I have to minimize? im so used to hitting the close button
[13:29] <teemo> what a big glitch
[13:29] <Chotaz`W> theadmin: via Wine or linux binaries?
[13:29] <biginttosh> teemo, pin it to launchbar
[13:29] <biginttosh> teemo, thats what i do
[13:30] <theadmin> Chotaz`W: The Linux ones
[13:30] <teemo> good idea, thanks biginttosh
[13:30] <Chotaz`W> theadmin: awesome thanks :)
[13:30] <teemo> actually that didnt solve the problem
[13:31] <teemo> if i kill close on skype im in trouble, i always have to remember to hit minimize
[13:31] <biginttosh> teemo, yup :) try finding some way i will be glad to hear it
[13:32] <cloudgeek> any body know any a bash utility than can provide combination of Byobu+Terminator  ??
[13:33] <biginttosh> teemo, not sure but perhaps window decorator or window manager is not handling skype close button call
[13:33] <iceroot> cloudgeek: Byoby/screen
[13:34] <iceroot> cloudgeek: you can use splitted-windows on screen/byoby too
[13:34] <cloudgeek> iceroot: how ??
[13:35] <iceroot> cloudgeek:        C-a S       (split)       Split the current region horizontally into two new ones.  See also only, remove, focus.
[13:35] <iceroot> cloudgeek: man screen
[13:35] <cloudgeek> iceroot:thanks
[13:35] <imi> so I have an oneiric server. now I issue ssh server '-R*:2222:<IP_ADDRESS>:2222' then I launch the listening port on my client, and when I try to nmap the serverport it says: closed (if I want to nc, it terminates immediately). fuser -n tcp 2222 says there's no process associated to this port, but cannot issue nc -l <IP_ADDRESS> 2222, address already in use. I enabled ssh port forwarding and restarted the server, but this is still present. same command wor
[13:35] <imi> ks fine with a debian server
[13:37] <biginttosh> teemo, on windows skype doesn't quit unless quit option is being chosen
[13:37] <teemo> biginttosh: seems to be a ubuntu bug: http://askubuntu.com/questions/66579/where-are-my-tray-icons-in-the-unity-2d-panel
[13:38] <biginttosh> teemo, must be since unity has loads of other as well
[13:43] <bluphoton> hell all. has anyone here flashed a phone with ubuntu ?
[13:44] <donica> hi
[13:44] <donica> I'm trying to install vmware server on ubuntu server 10.4. I downloaded from vmware version VMware-server-2.0.2-203138.tar.gz and I followed the explanations of the site http://www.howtoforge.com/vmware-server-2.0.2-xo
[13:44] <donica> until here everything ok
[13:44] <FloodBot1> donica: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:44] <donica> but when I execute the following command gives me these errors
[13:45] <donica> FloodBotl - ok sorry
[13:49] <yuler> Is there a list of command lines and their descriptions for Ubuntu like there is for Anti-X OS (Debian and Mepisimo)?  http://www.mepisimo.com/antix/Released/installed-M11-full.txt
[13:51] <theadmin> yuler: List of commands? "ls $(echo $PATH|sed 's/\:/ /')", descriptions? Read the manpage for each of those
[13:51] <donica> hi
[13:51] <donica> I'm trying to install vmware server on ubuntu server 10.4. I downloaded from vmware version VMware-server-2.0.2-203138.tar.gz and I followed the explanations of the site http://www.howtoforge.com/vmware-server-2.0.2-xo
[13:51] <donica> until here everything ok
[13:51] <FloodBot1> donica: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:51] <donica> but when I execute the following command gives me these errors
[13:52] <donica> FloodBotl - I did not understand what should I do
[13:52] <blitz> floodbot is a little sensitive
[13:52] <blitz> paste the errors using his paste link there
[13:52] <blitz> then we'll check them out
[13:52] <teemo> biginttosh: here is a solution: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1857319
[13:52] <[Necris]Akasha> hi
[13:53] <[Necris]Akasha> how can i install varnish3 on ubuntu natty amd64?
[13:53] <biginttosh> teemo, nice
[13:54] <Pici> [Necris]Akasha: The 'varnish' package should supply all that you need.
[13:54] <donica> someone can help me
[13:56] <blitz> donica,  paste your command and errors here http://paste.ubuntu.com
[13:57] <nixmaniack> anyone knows how can I disable this autosuspend permanently for usb mouse?
[13:58] <MonkeyDust> nixmaniack  start from the beginning
[13:59] <nixmaniack> MonkeyDust, i didn't get you
[13:59] <MonkeyDust> !details| nixmaniack
[14:01] <almoxarife> http://ubuntuforums.org/member.php?u=57388 <-- nixmaniack, is that what you are talking about?, and yes, it can be
[14:01] <nixmaniack> MonkeyDust, I have Ubuntu 11.10 64bit, I have USB mouse connected to my laptop, and it autosuspends after 2ms of idle time. How can I disable this? i followed the guide at 'http://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/usb/power-management.txt'. but it's not persistent :( Someone overwrites the autosuspend time
[14:02] <nixmaniack> almoxarife, that's user profile!
[14:02] <almoxarife> http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=8407731&postcount=4 <-- nixmaniack, my bad, thats the one
[14:02] <[Necris]Akasha> Pici: the 'varnish' package install varnish 2
[14:03] <[Necris]Akasha> i need varnish 3
[14:03] <nixmaniack> almoxarife, i'll check that
[14:04] <almoxarife> nixmaniack: why do you want to auto........ your mouse?
[14:04] <yuler> theadmin: thanks, but I'm looking for a brief summary of each cmd per the link
[14:04] <nixmaniack> almoxarife, i want to disable autosuspend
[14:05] <nixmaniack> almoxarife, but there's no /etc/laptop-mode/ :( i'm trying locate laptop-mode just a min
[14:05] <lalo> hi
[14:06] <nixmaniack> almoxarife, the only link is '/usr/lib/pm-utils/power.d/laptop-mode' which enables/disables laptop-mode, no setting for autosuspend on/off
[14:08] <nixmaniack> almoxarife, can you take a look at this? --> /etc/pm/power.d/usb_autosuspend
[14:09] <[Necris]Akasha> how can i install varnish 3 on ubuntu natty amd64?
[14:09] <Shwaiil> hi
[14:10] <almoxarife> nixmaniack: not found on mine
[14:10] <loganrunirc> I changed my UID however, now I can't access the home directory because of the encrypted filesystem. how do I fix this?
[14:10] <Shwaiil> Q: I want to buy a new computer, the problem's that ubuntu listed certified computers are really old, or for new models are not available in my current location. I'm wondering if there's a test I can do by my own, or if there's a non official list of compatible computers to install ubuntu without issues ? Thanks for looking!
[14:11] <loganrunirc> seems like a bug with Ubuntu
[14:11] <nixmaniack> almoxarife, oh! then i must have installed some app which seems to do power management
[14:11] <compdoc> Shwaiil, I have it installed on several computers running current AMD and Intel cpus and chipsets. I use them as servers and they run 24/7 without issues
[14:12] <buzzmandt> Shwaiil. Mostly just intel graphics is best and that it doesnt have a broadcomm wireless. Those are my search parameters
[14:12] <Shwaiil> compdoc, tks for looking! So, I can buy any computer and just install ubuntu
[14:12] <Shwaiil> buzzmandt:  tks for looking. get one with intel graphics and no broadcomm wireless
[14:12] <Shwaiil> ok
[14:13] <compdoc> Shwaiil, the only issues you might run into, is that some network cards are not supported as well as others. Same might be true of sound cards
[14:13] <[Necris]Akasha> hi
[14:13] <[Necris]Akasha> how can i install varnish 3 on ubuntu natty amd64?
[14:13] <Shwaiil> compdoc: ok I see , tks :)
[14:14] <buzzmandt> Broadcomm wireless chips are a thorn in linux still
[14:14] <compdoc> Shwaiil, so you just need to read the specs and research the various parts like nics and sound, to see if there are problems
[14:14] <Shwaiil> compdoc: I'll do that =) Just googling, there's no website where I can just put that info to check results on right ?
[14:15] <almoxarife> [Necris]Akasha: tried installing it?
[14:15] <[Necris]Akasha> almoxarife: yes, it installs varnish 2
[14:15] <[Necris]Akasha> i need 3
[14:16] <almoxarife> [Necris]Akasha: where is varnish 3 available?
[14:16] <[Necris]Akasha> almoxarife: um, everywhere
[14:16] <[Necris]Akasha> even in centos
[14:16] <almoxarife> [Necris]Akasha: so download the deb and install it
[14:16] <[Necris]Akasha> almoxarife: where?
[14:17] <almoxarife> [Necris]Akasha: you said its everywhere
[14:17] <[Necris]Akasha> not in deb
[14:17] <[Necris]Akasha> damn, its months old already
[14:17] <[Necris]Akasha> if not years
[14:17] <llutz_> [Necris]Akasha: find a ppa or build yourself
[14:21] <}[o0]{> apt-get qjackctl seems to install jackd1 when I have jackd2 installed and causes some weird issues...like jackd processes not dying when their frontend applications are killed.
[14:21] <}[o0]{> this is very annoying.
[14:22] <}[o0]{> did someone screwup the repository?
[14:22] <Chotaz`W> theadmin: from your experience, hows the pad support on ePSXe?
[14:22] <theadmin> Chotaz`W: I don't own any gamepads... Love my keyboard <3
[14:22] <theadmin> Chotaz`W: But from what I know, it's present and acceptable
[14:22] <_jason> }[o0]{: qjackctl depends simply on "jackd"
[14:23] <Chotaz`W> theadmin: thanks, i got the 1.6 binaries, will try them later on, still have to dump the bios on my PSX, but that'll take some time
[14:23] <}[o0]{> then why does the machine in the other room run qjackctl with jackd2?
[14:23] <theadmin> Chotaz`W: You can just google for some other BIOS available around... somewhere. But yeah, a real one would be best
[14:24] <_jason> }[o0]{: I don't understand how that's relevant
[14:24] <}[o0]{> how can that be correct to have some applications using jackd2 and some using jackd1? who is compiling what with what and why is this permitted?
[14:25] <_jason> }[o0]{: I don't use this application but, as I said, all I see in the depends for qjackctl is "jackd"; it doesn't explicitly require jackd1 afaict
[14:25] <}[o0]{> jackd has to be either jackd1 or jackd2. there can and should be no "third" which is listed.
[14:25] <bf4648> is there a way to install IE 9 in Ubuntu?
[14:25] <tobier> bf4648: possibly using WINE
[14:26] <almoxarife> new rule, if your nick requires a typing degree, you probably wont be getting alot of responses
[14:26] <}[o0]{> my nick requires shift+] and tab. quit being a troll.
[14:26] <tobier> bf4648: but I'm not sure if the binaries for IE9 is freely available somewhere. it is probably only distributed by Windows Updatex
[14:26] <tobier> s/Updatex/Updates
[14:26] <llutz_> }[o0]{: every thought about users with non-us kbd-layout?
[14:27] <llutz_> ever*
[14:27] <}[o0]{> no. you ever think about users with US keyboard layouts?
[14:27] <}[o0]{> quit being a troll.
[14:28] <_jason> }[o0]{: honestly, your nick isn't as friendly as a simpler one consisting entirely of letters.  I'm guilty of it myself with my current nick.  You can keep it, but it *will* dissuade some from helping you simply because it's a pain to type (relative to other nicks)
[14:28] <}[o0]{> why does a nick have to be friendly? and thanks for you permission to keep it.
[14:29] <_jason> }[o0]{: typing-wise...
[14:29] <MonkeyDust> }[o0]{  it's easier for all if you chose an easier nick
[14:29] <}[o0]{> you mean you will stop complaining if I choose another nick.
[14:29] <_jason> }[o0]{: nope, I think whether or not you change, we can move on.
[14:29] <}[o0]{> basically it will be easier for me.
[14:29] <charles_> hi
[14:30] <almoxarife> shift+lksjdflkjeojflsk: if you left i would feel really bad, yeah
[14:31] <}[o0]{> quit trolling.
[14:31] <MonkeyDust> }[o0]{  please choose another nick
[14:31] <}[o0]{> no.
[14:31] <_jason> let him be with his nick... just don't address him if you don't like it
[14:31] <almoxarife> shift+lkjlkjslkjlsdfjlsl: and why would there be a 'third'???? ppa's do it all the time,
[14:32] <tobier> Chotaz`W: not that you were talking with me, but I used to have a crappy no-brand gamepad for ePSXe and it worked fine :)
[14:32] <JuJuBee> Can ubuntu authenticate with active directory and get documents from windows file server?
[14:33] <Chotaz`W> tobier: despite targeting someone, i was talking to the channel :) thanks i have an adapter for my xbox360 controller and I guess i might try it out ^^
[14:33] <}[o0]{> because there are only two major revisions of jack and there should be a clear policy on which version of jackd will be used defaultly rather than create configuration issues with updates.
[14:33] <almoxarife> JuJuBee: yes to the second part
[14:33] <}[o0]{> now I cannot update the other machine lest it stop working and behave as this one is now.
[14:34] <llutz_> }[o0]{: file  bugreport
[14:34] <}[o0]{> i am.
[14:34] <tobier> Chotaz`W: haven't tried my xbox controller, but it probably works
[14:34] <almoxarife> shift+lksdljsdkjlskdjl: rules are for trolls, no clear policy!
[14:34] <_jason> }[o0]{: seems to me like if you have jackd2, it should not pull in jackd1
[14:34] <_jason> almoxarife: stop please
[14:34] <}[o0]{> yet it does.
[14:34] <}[o0]{> anyway. take it to the glorious leaders.
[14:34] <teemo> im trying to run an older version of unetbootin (494), on ubuntu 11.10, everytime i try to run it i get: error while loading shared libraries: libXrandr.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[14:35] <llutz_> }[o0]{: apt-cache depends qjackctl    shows no jack1-dependencies here (10.10)
[14:35] <mouse> I've got a usb controller and I would like to modify it's button layout globally.  How do I go about this?
[14:35] <_jason> llutz_: also installing "jackd" simply pulls in jackd2, no jackd1 but I guess he's left now
[14:35] <llutz_> what a loss
[14:35] <Kurdistan> hi ffmeg update have been released. does ubuntu stand for the update or will it be any for 11.10?
[14:36] <teemo> i installed lxrandr from package manager, but im still getting the error, do i need to restart after installing a package?
[14:37] <JuJuBee> almoxarife: do you have any good resources I can read?  I have some old DELL's in my school and am looking at making a computer lab using lubuntu.  We currently have a windows (Active Directory) network and it would be nice to share the documents and authentication
[14:40] <bf4648> Does anyone know how I can get firefox to play mp4s?
[14:40] <almoxarife> JuJuBee: for the second part of your question, to access a file server(ftpd) one needs a ftp client, there are too many to mention(filezilla)
[14:40] <atvr> almoxarife, hey man, i want to make a partition off 150gb on my primary (only) hdd, can i do that with KDE partition manager, and if so does that will break my os
[14:41] <aljosa> i can't connect to ftp server, tried using gnome and kde apps. any idea what can cause this on system level? transmit app on mac osx works w/o problems so it's not server issue
[14:41] <cloudgeek> i have problem    NoMethodError in   Admin/dashboard#index      Showing /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activeadmin-0.3.4/app/views/active_admin/dashboard/index.html.arb where line #1 raised:   undefined method `tasks' for #<AdminUser:0x7f5afb131868>   Extracted source (around line #1): 1: render view_factory.dashboard_page
[14:41] <cloudgeek> how to fix this error
[14:41] <cloudgeek> !!
[14:42] <almoxarife> atvr: if you have that much 'free' space, yes, if its not free then you have to use tools i am not up on
[14:43] <atvr> almoxarife, my hdd is 600gb so i thinks i have enough free space
[14:43] <atvr> almoxarife, in kde partition manager do i have to unmount the drive before resize it ??
[14:44] <almoxarife> atvr: not sure, i would guess 'yes'
[14:47] <MonkeyDust> atvr  basically, you cannot modify mounted partitions
[14:47] <teemo> how do i stop the unity sidebar from auto-hiding?
[14:48] <atvr> MonkeyDust, yeah i realized that, the device is in use so i cant,, but is there a way to do it without a livecd ?
[14:48] <armor-64> hi i wnat to ask if i will have a problem with 2 gpu in crossfire mode under ubuntu!and if it's possible to not install the video drivers...
[14:49] <almoxarife> atvr: usb
[14:50] <MonkeyDust> teemo  install ccsm, there, choose desktop, unity plugin
[14:50] <atvr> almoxarife, does the alternative live cd would do the job ?
[14:50] <teemo> MonkeyDust: how do i install ccsm?
[14:51] <tobier> atvr: you can get a GPARTED live usb image on their website
[14:51] <MonkeyDust> teemo  it's in the repos
[14:51] <carlos-> ola
[14:51] <carlos-> gostaria de uma ajuda
[14:51] <MonkeyDust> !pt| carlos-
[14:52] <almoxarife> how do i make quassel beep on my nick? and detach the channel windows?
[14:53] <armor-64> ok
[14:53] <armor-64> questin here
[14:53] <armor-64> hi i wnat to ask if i will have a problem with 2 gpu in crossfire mode under ubuntu!and if it's possible to not install the video drivers...
[14:53] <llutz_> almoxarife: #quassel
[14:54] <KrisDouglas> armor-64, I would recommend having the drivers installed if at all possible, it's very simple to do and usually works fine with most ATI cards as long as you're using the Binary driver.
[14:54] <teemo> MonkeyDust: from package manager or software center, and is that simple ccsm?
[14:55] <KrisDouglas> armor-64, cannot guarantee how well the ATI cards in crossfire will work.
[14:55] <xangua> !ccsm | teemo
[14:55] <MonkeyDust> teemo  you can use the software installer, CCSM is the config panel for Compiz
[14:55] <armor-64> krisdouglas:binary driver????you mean the pre installed driver of first use?
[14:55] <om26er> !test
[14:56] <shruggar> can I re-install ubuntu on top of an existing installation without losing, eg, my home directory?
[14:56] <armor-64> shruggar: yes you can
[14:57] <llutz_> shruggar: if you have /home on extra partition, yes
[14:57] <xangua> shruggar: only if you have home on it's own partition
[14:57] <snimavat> does ubuntu support optimus now ?
[14:57] <Jordan_U> snimavat: Not well.
[14:57] <shruggar> so, "no"
[14:58] <snimavat> i left ubuntu around one year back because of this, checking back now
[14:58] <snimavat> whats the alternative ?
[14:58] <c0n> How can I run speakers and earphones at the same time on Ubuntu 10.04?
[14:58] <almoxarife> llutz_: funny, i dont see so much of that for the 'cli/terminal/apache' geeky questions, how come?
[14:58] <teemo> MonkeyDust: thx i got it
[14:58] <llutz_> shruggar: tar --one-file-system -cpf /somewhere/myhome.tar $HOME
[14:58] <Jordan_U> shruggar: They are incorrect. Ubuntu's installer can allow you to install preserving your home directory even if it's not on a separate partition.
[14:58] <snimavat> I have nvidia gt525m, i want ubuntu, if i can get it working without much pain
[14:59] <Kurdistan> any one with idea of to get mic working with nvidia hdmi?
[14:59] <Kurdistan> does not work with sound recorder
[14:59] <snimavat> whats the alternative to optimus ?
[14:59] <xangua> Jordan_U: since when¿ didn't knew
[15:00] <Kurdistan> snimavat, search for hybrid card linux.
[15:00] <Kurdistan> you will find out
[15:00] <snimavat> BTW: does any one knw if ubuntu is working on getting optimus work ?
[15:00] <almoxarife> Kurdistan: the mic is hdmi'ed how?
[15:00] <teemo> i set it to never hide the launcher and it still gets hiddne
[15:00] <gribouille> why doesn't `source <TAB>` list all the files that can be sourced with bash?
[15:00] <KrisDouglas> armor-64, the binary driver is the one from the ATI website
[15:00] <Jordan_U> xangua: It's been possible using the manual partitioning menus of the installer since 10.04 IIRC, and I believe it's offered as a more automated option with 11.10.
[15:00] <Kurdistan> almoxarife, http://ubuntu-se.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=67&t=55634
[15:01] <Kurdistan> you can  look
[15:01] <Kurdistan> snimavat, there are ppa that can give you that.
[15:01] <armor-64> krisDouglas:ok thanks i check that when they will deliver me the second vga.
[15:01] <MonkeyDust> snimavat  what is optimus?
[15:01] <almoxarife> Kurdistan: lucky me i can translate swedish
[15:01] <KrisDouglas> OK :)
[15:01] <Kurdistan> read more here: http://linux-hybrid-graphics.blogspot.com/
[15:02] <Kurdistan> almoxarife, it would be nice if you can help me help him.
[15:02] <snimavat> MonkeyDust: its a graphics card technology
[15:03] <almoxarife> Kurdistan: i have hdmi/nvidia, how is the mic associated with the video?
[15:03] <biginttosh> teemo, thanks for skype help it works now
[15:03] <almoxarife> Kurdistan: i have hdmi/nvidia, how is the mic associated with the video?/graphics
[15:04] <blitz> there is usually a sound driver associated with the hdmi out
[15:04] <biginttosh> teemo, but the main problem still exists, that is whenever skype icon is clicked it initiates a new instance of application without checking whether one already exists or not
[15:04] <KrisDouglas> almoxarife, usually if you have nvidia onboard you have an nvidia soundcard which is associated with the HDMI
[15:04] <Kurdistan> almoxarife, I think it external mic.
[15:05] <KrisDouglas> almoxarife, or at least a compatible soundcard. Usually the mic port on your machine is for the microphone though, just ensure you don't have hdmi selected under recording devices
[15:05] <almoxarife> KrisDouglas: yeap, sound out, has hdmi started feeding back to the comp?
[15:05] <biginttosh> teemo, and this bug must be from skype code.
[15:06] <Kurdistan> almoxarife, http://ubuntu-se.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=67&t=55634&start=40 here he writes information
[15:06] <blitz> thats in another language
[15:07] <Kurdistan> almoxarife, http://ubuntu-se.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=67&t=55634&start=20 also here you have command line output
[15:07] <biginttosh> teemo, perhaps skype is designed to handle multiple instances and logins
[15:07] <xangua> biginttosh: there is a pugin to integrate skype to the messsage indicator so you don't have to run from the skype icon in the launcher/dash
[15:08] <biginttosh> brb, thanks xangua
[15:08] <biginttosh> exit
[15:08] <tietokone> moro.oletko paikalla
[15:09] <gribouille> why doesn't `source <TAB>` list all the files that can be sourced with bash?
[15:09] <llutz_> gribouille: does here, do you have bash-completion installed?
[15:09] <gribouille> llutz_, of course
[15:10] <MonkeyDust> gribouille  press tab twice
[15:10] <blitz> it just lists files in the current directory
[15:10] <gribouille> llutz_, does it list the files in $PATH ot the files in the current directory?
[15:10] <llutz_> gribouille: current dir
[15:11] <gribouille> llutz_, that's not enough. when you source a file, bash looks in $PATH
[15:11] <almoxarife> Kurdistan: unless you cracked the hdmi code, hdmi is a one trip, comp>monitor
[15:11] <llutz_> gribouille: why should it?
[15:11] <Kurdistan> almoxarife, how do you mean?
[15:13] <gribouille> llutz_, what do you mean?
[15:13] <Kurdistan> almoxarife, you mean that he should try disable his hdmi?
[15:13] <llutz_> gribouille: files in $PATH are scripts/binaries, why should bash search THERE for files to source?
[15:13] <gribouille> llutz_, that's what is specified in the manual page for bash
[15:14] <_jason> llutz_, gribouille: « help source » does say it search $PATH.  On my install, tab does not list things in $PATH when completing after "source".  Works ok in zsh though ;)
[15:14] <almoxarife> Kurdistan: easy example, take a ps3(hdmi) connect it to a computer, nothing there!, no output to the pc from the ps3, just because there is a mic plug attached to a nvidia/hdmi card does not mean the hdmi cable is sending the mic output back to the pc via hdmi
[15:15] <Kurdistan> almoxarife, I do not have hdmi so :) I am not well known how it works.
[15:15] <Kurdistan> do you mean he should disconnect second monitor/tv and then try?
[15:15] <gribouille> _jason, is there a reason why it doesn't work for bash?
[15:15] <gribouille> is it possible to specify long options in the #! line of a bash script?
[15:16] <_jason> gribouille: I don't know if it just hasn't been written or if it's a setting or if something is just broken
[15:16] <almoxarife> Kurdistan: no, that mic is like any other mic, the system has to see it, and then it needs to be the default to be used for what ever it is that he is doing
[15:18] <Night-hacks> does anyone knows what's dive-log ?
[15:18] <BussDriver> any theming experts?  I desperately want to change the color of my inactive window title backgrounds.. they're black and the text is a very dark gray... I'd prefer them to be a very light gray so the text and window are both easier to see.. but I don't know where to change this!  Help please :)
[15:20] <Kurdistan> k
[15:20] <Kurdistan> almoxarife, sorry my internet connection was gone.
[15:20] <Kurdistan> did you write anything new?
[15:20] <almoxarife> Kurdistan: i dont think so
[15:21] <almoxarife> Kurdistan: no, that mic is like any other mic, the system has to see it, and then it needs to be the default to be used for what ever it is that he is doing
[15:21] <Kurdistan> almoxarife, it sees the mic.
[15:21] <Kurdistan> it worked for him before
[15:21] <Kurdistan> but then suddently it did not
[15:22] <ThisIsJon> hello
[15:22] <almoxarife> Kurdistan: working or not, dont fixate on hdmi to fix a mic issue, hdmi is a one way trip, > out to a monitor
[15:23] <Kurdistan> almoxarife, so you do not think it is hdmi related?
[15:23] <ThisIsJon> off-topic, but does anyone know which channel can i go to to ask about stuff on hacking?
[15:24] <ThisIsJon> i'm solving a puzzle (: and im stuck at the last step which is to decrypt a small rar file which is like 12byte in size
[15:24] <almoxarife> Kurdistan: a mic issue, no, a mic issue is just that, mic trouble shoot
[15:24] <llutz_> !alis | ThisIsJon
[15:24] <ThisIsJon> llutz_: thanks (:
[15:25] <tidux> how do I get Unity to remember my Bluetooth settings?
[15:25] <tidux> in KDE 4.7 or GNOME Shell, if I disable bluetooth, bluetoothd remembers that and disables bluetooth as soon as the daemon starts
[15:25] <tidux> Unity just blithely starts it every time
[15:25] <marcin> siema
[15:25] <trijntje> Hi all, I'm getting Xserver crashes on oneiric when the system is under heavy load, xorg.log can be found herehttp://paste.ubuntu.com/793843/. Can someone have a look and point me in the right direction, I have no experience with X server problems
[15:26] <dragonslay> `
[15:26] <marcin> pisze tu ktos po polsku ?
[15:26] <llutz_> !pl
[15:26] <tidux> trijntje: it looks like the X binary itself is segfaulting
[15:28] <motzmo> nubs
[15:28] <trijntje> tidux: so should I just report a bux agains X, nothing else to do?
[15:29] <dragonslay> pksadiq: shortcut to open pm window
[15:29] <pksadiq> C-c b, I think, not sure
[15:29] <tidux> trijntje: yeah
[15:30] <dragonslay> b
[15:31] <trijntje> tidux: ok, thanks
[15:34] <mistawac> Hello...anyone active?
[15:34] <mistawac> Hello...anyone active?
[15:35] <compdoc> who wants to know?
[15:35] <mistawac> A little birdy...
[15:35] <compdoc> then, nope
[15:35] <sheepz> hello,  Cannot find codec for audio format 0x726D6173.
[15:35] <mistawac> A little ferret?
[15:35] <compdoc> have an issue?
[15:35] <sheepz> any ideas what package I might need?
[15:36] <sheepz> (10.04 LTS)
[15:36] <mistawac> I do, I'm getting a fatal error when I try to use ma sendmail command..
[15:36] <mistawac> Can't figure out wtf went FUBAR
[15:36] <compdoc> hmm, Im no expert with that. I like nullmailer because its so simple
[15:37] <mistawac> I've heard that about six times...how simple is simple?
[15:37] <compdoc> I use it only for sending messages to me, like when there's updates available
[15:37] <mistawac> I just need to be able to email through a smarthost.
[15:37] <Masahiro> how do i run a sh script in a new gnome-terminal window ? i can't figure it out
[15:37] <mistawac> That's all I really need it for.
[15:37] <mistawac> ./script_name
[15:37] <mistawac> ./script_name.sh
[15:37] <llutz_> mistawac: msmtp/ssmtp/nullmailer
[15:37] <compdoc> mistawac, what mail package you using?
[15:37] <mistawac> postfix
[15:38] <compdoc> mistawa, thats a hard one to configure, but Ive done it. maybe we could compare conf files
[15:38] <mistawac> I've been told this...is nullmailer REALLY that much easier?
[15:38] <llutz_> mistawac: sudo dpkg-reconfigure postfix (answer the questions, select site with smarthost)
[15:38] <Masahiro> in a new window mistawac
[15:39] <compdoc> I think I made one change to one line in nullmailer, and it worked
[15:39] <mistawac> With a smarthost?
[15:39] <mistawac> Also, sorry if any of my questions seem vague or basic.  I have little to no experience with setting up email
[15:39] <compdoc> I use a local email server. Local meaning on my lan
[15:39] <mistawac> crap
[15:40] <mistawac> well I'll give it a try
[15:40] <mistawac> also
[15:40] <mistawac> anyone use citadel?
[15:40] <nvz> I am trying to PXE boot from this ubuntu natty machine, and I installed and configured tftpd-hpa and isc-dhcp-server but running tftpd as a service or from commandline seems to fail to make the server listen
[15:40] <nvz> I do not see anything listening with netstat, and I dont get any tftp from the PXE booting machine
[15:41] <compdoc> mistawac, do you have mail utils installed? so you have the 'mail' command?
[15:42] <mistawac> This is probably going to upset you, but I honestly have no idea.  Let me check right quick...
[15:42] <nvz> I dont even see any info running in.tftpd -4 -vsL --address <IP_ADDRESS>:69 /srv/tftpd
[15:42] <mistawac> huh, I did not
[15:42] <mistawac> lemme install those
[15:43] <nvz> no syslog, nothing.. I have no clue what its doing but its not serving tftp on port 69
[15:43] <compdoc> mistawac, just type mail in a term window
[15:43] <mistawac> did so
[15:43] <compdoc> k
[15:43] <mistawac> told me to install that shit
[15:43] <mistawac> I've set up just about anything else in Linux, but never email.
[15:43] <mistawac> This has been breaking my back all week.
[15:44] <mistawac> Okay...
[15:44] <mistawac> Got mailutils installed and nullmailer installed and pointed at my smarthost..
[15:44] <mistawac> Where are the config files for nullmailer?  /etc?
[15:46] <iceroot> mistawac: dpkg -L nullmailer   may help
[15:47] <mistawac> I think I done did that already, there was only one prompt to configure anything and that was my smarthost.
[15:47] <mistawac> oh damn
[15:47] <mistawac> nevermind
[15:47] <mistawac> thanks
[15:47] <mistawac> listed all that shit
[15:47] <FloodBot1> mistawac: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:47] <mistawac> ..stupid bot
[15:47] <Pici> mistawac: Please mind your language here as well.
[15:47] <compdoc> yes, use dpkg to configure
[15:47] <tidux> I found a bug in 11.10
[15:47] <tidux> where do I report it?
[15:48] <compdoc> but it should run the configure screens at install
[15:48] <Pici> tidux: http://bugs.ubuntu.com
[15:48] <tidux> k
[15:48] <DoctorD> it's a security bug @tidux
[15:48] <DoctorD> ?
[15:48] <tidux> for whatever reason, Unity/LightDM refuses to come back from suspend properly on a Dell Latitude E6410
[15:49] <DoctorD> do you think Ubuntu will it be support by Raspberry Pi ?
[15:49] <tidux> like the cursor comes back, and sometimes whatever was being displayed when the screen shut off
[15:49] <tidux> DoctorD: no, Ubuntu dropped support for ARMv6
[15:49] <tidux> Debian runs on the RasPi, though
[15:49] <mistawac> I can't get this thing to mail....tried sending a test mail with mail -s "Hey"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>< message_body.txt
[15:49] <brad[]> Hi folks. I'm looking at linux-image-server and wanting to find a changelog of all revisions, not just the current one and the one that shipped with the distro release. Is there such a creature?
[15:49] <tidux> mistawac: I don't know if it has an MTA by default
[15:50] <DoctorD> well..maybe they would make something for this mini computer..i hope something like a LightVersion of Ubuntu
[15:50] <tidux> did you try installing Exim or Sendmail?
[15:50] <tidux> DoctorD: no, the packages are compiled for too recent a revision of ARM
[15:50] <mistawac> If I try to install either it wants to remove nullmailer
[15:50] <tidux> it'd be like trying to run code compiled for a Pentium III on a 486
[15:50] <Pici> brad[]: Have you tried looking at the package's entry on http://packages.ubuntu.com ?
[15:51] <DoctorD> @tidux - are you from Romania ?
[15:51] <tidux> no
[15:51] <tidux> USA
[15:51] <DoctorD> uhm..great ^_^
[15:51] <tidux> why'd you think I was from Romania?
[15:51] <DoctorD> you're username sound's familliar
[15:51] <DoctorD> :D
[15:51] <tidux> oh
[15:51] <tidux> well I have my nick registered on Freenode
[15:51] <DoctorD> :)
[15:51] <tidux> so if you hang out on #haiku you've probably seen me
[15:52] <tidux> or maybe #debian
[15:52] <DoctorD> :)
[15:52] <llutz_> mistawac: better to get nullmailer working, its config consists only of 1 line
[15:52] <DoctorD> oh..if i register my name, i will be the only who can use it ? with a password ?
[15:52] <tidux> wow, and I thought ssmtp was easy
[15:52] <mistawac> I'm tryin' right now, I'm just clueless in the field of email.
[15:53] <tidux> DoctorD: yeah, you authenticate after connecting to Freenode by /msg NickServ identify $PASSWORD
[15:53] <tidux> if you use irssi you can set that up to happen automatically
[15:53] <DoctorD> tidux: alright. thanks
[15:53] <llutz_> mistawac: sudo dpkg-reconfigure nullmailer
[15:53] <tidux> np
[15:53] <mistawac> I done that already.
[15:53] <llutz_> mistawac: obviously you did it wrong
[15:53] <mistawac> There are two boxes...
[15:53] <bobweaver> hello there I have a bunch of computers on my network I would like to be able to connect to them the same way that I do in natuilius under connectto network can I do this from the command line ?
[15:54] <tidux> bobweaver: NFS or Samba?
[15:54] <mistawac> Mailname of my system - that going to be my hostname?
[15:54] <bobweaver> not sure tidux
[15:54] <ikonia> bobweaver: you can connect them in a ton of ways, what would you like to be able to do
[15:54] <mistawac> {SystemName}.Domain.com
[15:54] <bobweaver> ikonia:  I weould like to be able to browse thje files run sed and awk against them
[15:55] <ikonia> bobweaver: ok - so there are a few wasys for this
[15:55] <llutz_> mistawac: /etc/nullmailer/remotes should contain something like: yoursmarthost.example.com smtp --user=youruser --pass=yourpass
[15:55] <bobweaver> ikonia:  thanks
[15:55] <mistawac> My smarthost has no auth
[15:55] <mistawac> it accepts anonymous logins
[15:55] <ikonia> bobweaver: the first one is just to connect to each machine you want with ssh, and run the commands you want, the second is to mount each machines on the others file systems eg: so /mnt/machine1, /mnt/machine2 on each machine
[15:55] <bobweaver> ikonia:  that is sweet
[15:56] <ikonia> but that's normally overkill, most people would just ssh to the machines they want and run the commands.
[15:56] <llutz_> mistawac: spammers welcome
[15:56] <tidux> bobweaver: sshfs is pretty sweet
[15:56] <mistawac> I didn't set it up...
[15:56] <bobweaver> ssh -p 22 name@domain
[15:56] <mistawac> I was hired into this hell.
[15:56] <bobweaver> like that ?
[15:56] <ikonia> bobweaver: just "ssh hostname"
[15:56] <tidux> as long as the remote system's running sshd, you can mount directories on the remote system to your local file system
[15:56] <bobweaver> ikonia:  sweet
[15:56] <ikonia> bobweaver: don't need -p
[15:57] <tidux> like sshfs user@host:/path/to/remote/directory /path/to/local/mountpoint
[15:57] <bobweaver> ikonia:  you are right 22 is the default po\rt right ?:
[15:57] <tidux> and then just cd to the local mountpoint
[15:57] <bobweaver> woops
[15:57] <ikonia> bobweaver: correct
[15:57] <bobweaver> "default port "
[15:57] <bobweaver> thanks ikonia
[15:57] <gandhijee_> hey, i am trying to cross compile something on my ubntu 64 bit machine for x86-32
[15:58] <gandhijee_> and everytime it tries to link it fails because it built 64bit objects, and ideas?
[15:58] <ikonia> gandhijee_: have you made a 32bit toolchain
[15:58] <bobweaver> ikonia:  thanks here is some music :>) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bVDQ4rVrM4
[15:58] <gandhijee_> ikonia, well the 64bit compile should be able to do it with -m32 flag
[15:58] <ikonia> bobweaver: you know the rules, so please don't flaunt them
[15:58] <ikonia> bobweaver: please don't post silly offtopic things in this channel
[15:59] <bobweaver> ikonia:  no prob thanks
[15:59] <ikonia> gandhijee_: not if you don't have the 32bit libraries in place and the linker is set to read them
[16:00] <gandhijee_> ikonia, ubuntu provides those utils - the ia32 libs ect
[16:01] <ikonia> is the linker set to use them though before you actually issues the "make" or "gcc -m32" command
[16:02] <Delfyn> i'm trying to edit a page in the community wiki. I login without problems, but when i click on the "show editing options" at the bottom right, the only link that is displayed is "Logout". Is this just for me or is this a general problem? In case it is relevant: I've tried this on the OpenVPN page, the Grub2 page and trying to create a new page. Can anybody confirm the same behaviour or confirm that they see other links in the editing options section please
[16:02] <linuxearth> hey guys
[16:02] <linuxearth> i installed ubuntu
[16:03] <linuxearth> how can i learn linux?
[16:03] <_jason> linuxearth: use your ubuntu :)
[16:03] <linuxearth> ok
[16:03] <ikonia> linuxearth: https://help.ubuntu.com - try some of the basics and progress
[16:03] <mistawac> http://www.google.com
[16:03] <linuxearth> i mean for commands what i do?
[16:03] <llutz_> !manual | linuxearth
[16:03] <jajang> it's a good advice
[16:03] <linuxearth> oh
[16:03] <linuxearth> ok
[16:03] <linuxearth> ty
[16:04] <mistawac> I'm going to punt this server out my window..
[16:04] <mistawac> I can't get this thing to email through my smarthost and I don't know why.
[16:05] <llutz_> mistawac: checked logs?
[16:05] <mistawac> they aren't revealing much
[16:05] <tidux> mistawac: port blocking, I bet
[16:05] <mistawac> I have my firewall turned off.
[16:05] <tidux> most residential connections block 25
[16:05] <tidux> at the ISP end
[16:05] <mistawac> at least on the linux machinet
[16:05] <mistawac> this isn't residential
[16:05] <tidux> oh
[16:05] <tidux> well crap, then I have no idea
[16:06] <mistawac> It's sitting in a datacenter where our windows mailserver has no problems mailing.
[16:06] <mistawac> Yeah, I'm lost...
[16:06] <mistawac> Last entry in mail.log:
[16:07] <mistawac> nullmailer[6525]: Starting delivery: protocol: smtp host: <IP_ADDRESS> file: 132
[16:07] <mistawac> Then it mails nothing to me.
[16:07] <llutz_> mistawac: have you tested smtp manually per telnet?
[16:07] <Humbedooh> silly question: how do I kill a process that won't die even if I send sigkill?
[16:07] <mistawac> I haven't...is that telnet localhost -p 25?
[16:07] <tidux> mistawac: http://sprunge.us/EWFB?sh
[16:07] <llutz_> mistawac: telnet yoursmarthost 25
[16:07] <tidux> little shell script for using a pastebin equivalent
[16:08] <Delfyn> humbedooh when you do 'ps fax' and search for your process, what state is the process in? Is it 'D'?
[16:08] <mistawac> tidux: what is that?
[16:08] <tidux> little shell script for using a pastebin equivalent
[16:08] <tidux> just put it in ~/bin and type "sprunge foo"
[16:08] <Humbedooh> no, it's still R
[16:08] <subdesign> hi, how to reuse a generated (current time added) filename in the same crontab command?
[16:08] <tidux> or "foo | bar | baz | sprunge"
[16:09] <lobo_> hola
[16:09] <Delfyn> you're sure you're the owner and you tried 'kill -9 <pid>'   ?
[16:09] <lobo_> alguien conectado?
[16:09] <Humbedooh> I'm root and yes, I've tried both 9 and 15
[16:09] <mistawac> telnetting to my smarthost aint workin
[16:09] <mistawac> so there's an issue
[16:09] <llutz_> mistawac: telnet yoursmarthost 587
[16:09] <Delfyn> and you're sure its not dying ... its not that its just restarting again? :-)
[16:10] <mistawac> wait
[16:10] <mistawac> if I sudo it then I connect
[16:10] <Humbedooh> it's retaining the pid, so :p
[16:10] <Delfyn> ok ... hmm
[16:10] <Humbedooh> ah, finally they died themselves
[16:10] <llutz_> mistawac: that makes no sense
[16:10] <mistawac> well...no, it doesn't
[16:10] <mistawac> but I didn't design this
[16:10] <Humbedooh> thanks for the info though :)
[16:10] <llutz_> mistawac: lsb_release -sc
[16:10] <mistawac> okay
[16:11] <mistawac> stop the damn press
[16:11] <mistawac> I just started getting my emails ( the first of three I sent to test )
[16:11] <mistawac> 25 minutes later
[16:11] <Shvelo> Hello
[16:11] <Humbedooh> got damnit, they're back >_>
[16:11] <Shvelo> i want to install Ubuntu on my Asus Eee PC, with wubi
[16:12] <tidux> do it
[16:12] <Shvelo> is it a good idea?
[16:12] <tidux> not as good as a full native install, but yes :P
[16:12] <Chotaz`W> Shvelo: why not a clean install?
[16:12] <tidux> What's it running now, Win7 starter? XP?
[16:12] <Shvelo> i cant install native because i don't have a large flash
[16:12] <who_me> Shvelo, what do you do on the Eee PC usually ?
[16:12] <Shvelo> internet, skype
[16:13] <tidux> yeah, Skype for Linux is crap
[16:13] <tidux> since Microsoft bought it at least
[16:13] <Chotaz`W> tidux: yep.
[16:13] <Shvelo> it was crap
[16:13] <who_me> internet as in, instant messaging, facebook-ing , browsing ?
[16:14] <Shvelo> yea
[16:14] <Humbedooh> meh, gotta reboot the computer I guess, that damn Apache just won't die >_>
[16:14] <DoctorD> do you think home hosting is a good solution?
[16:14] <tidux> for what?
[16:15] <mistawac> Hey guys, question and this may not be answerable, but here goes...
[16:15] <Shvelo> can i install ubuntu from 2GB flash drive?
[16:15] <DoctorD> let's say..for some website with no big traffic
[16:15] <tidux> Shvelo: well you can install it from a 700MB CD-R so I hope so
[16:15] <DoctorD> websites*
[16:15] <Shvelo> no it's not
[16:15] <Shvelo> ok
[16:15] <tidux> no, most home connections block Port 80
[16:15] <mistawac> The long delay in reception of emails...would that be related to my server or the smarthost it's sending through?
[16:15] <who_me> Shvelo, yep, you can and it should be quite fast :)
[16:15] <DoctorD> well, my home connection is ok :). do you want to test it ? just to know if it works ?
[16:15] <tidux> mistawac: probably the smarthost
[16:15] <DoctorD> http://rop.sytes.net/
[16:15] <mistawac> ...that's no good.
[16:15] <llutz_> mistawac: check mailheaders
[16:15] <Shvelo> but if i ruin it (a big chance of doing it), i can't restore windows
[16:16] <Humbedooh> gah, even shutdown -r now doesn't work on this shitty machine >:(
[16:16] <DoctorD> tidux: works ?
[16:16] <mistawac> This is for notification of failed services through our network.  Can't have a 20-30 minute delay on that.
[16:16] <DoctorD> oh, forgot about changing some things.
[16:16] <DoctorD> wait a sec guys
[16:16] <who_me> Shvelo, what OS do you have on that Eee atm ?
[16:16] <Shvelo> it came with Windows 7 Home Premuim
[16:17] <who_me> Shvelo, got an external drive ? use Windows' backup utility to image your current setup to it, then install away :)
[16:18] <saml> hey
[16:18] <saml> whats command
[16:18] <saml> for printer finder?
[16:18] <Shvelo> i don't have an external drive
[16:18] <Shvelo> can i boot windows recovery from usb?
[16:18] <DoctorD> ok. now i think it might work: http://rop.sytes.net/
[16:18] <xyz111> Hi I needed some help with bind9 on ubuntu - is this the right place to ask?
[16:18] <DoctorD> xyz111: yes, ask here, someone will help you
[16:18] <llutz_> mistawac: check mailheaders and logs to get your answer
[16:19] <who_me> Shvelo, ouch! This is also a bad time to buy drives, they're stupidly expensive :/
[16:19] <mistawac> llutz_ : how do I check headers and what am I looking for in both?
[16:19] <makara> hey. could some kind soul with an updated 11.10 zip up their /usr/share/X11/xkb/ folder and send it to me please?
[16:19] <DoctorD> so..it is working ?
[16:20] <llutz_> mistawac: you should know how to read your mails (check for Received: lines)  and compare the times
[16:20] <who_me> DoctorD, I can;t connect to it
[16:20] <xyz111> DoctorD: thanks. I'm trying to configure my own name server, however when I follow the instructions at (http://ulyssesonline.com/2007/11/07/how-to-setup-a-dns-server-in-ubuntu/) and restart, I simply get a fail for the restart but no explanation as to what caused the fail! Could someone tell me where the log files, if any, for bind are located?! Thanks
[16:20] <Shvelo> well , i can create a separate partitiion for backup
[16:21] <DoctorD> who_me: maybe has not been updated yet.
[16:21] <mistawac> llutz_: thought you meant something more complicated...looks like it was received on time, maybe it was the delay between gmail and my work email host
[16:21] <Pumpkin-> xyz111: check /var/log/daemon.log
[16:21] <Shvelo> i just couldn't get windows recovery to boot from usb
[16:21] <DoctorD> xyz111: did you tryied a restart of the ubuntu ?
[16:21] <saml> what package has gnome-print-manager?
[16:22] <who_me> DoctorD, works now :) Who's Ionica ? :P
[16:22] <DoctorD> no one, it's just a simple webpage
[16:22] <xyz111> Pumpkin-: thanks - gives me what I need!
[16:22] <llutz_> mistawac: which you could check if you read the mail. every hop should have its own "received:" block
[16:22] <DoctorD> :)
[16:23] <llutz_> mistawac: but sorry if this is too easy for you
[16:23] <mistawac> llutz_: I'm a bit inexperienced with email, gimme a break here.   I mean without installing it ?
[16:25] <who_me> DoctorD, what kind of site do you want to host ?
[16:25] <DoctorD> who_me: well, not a big one of course, something smaller, for my projects..maybe a blog or something similar
[16:26] <who_me> DoctorD, got a dedicated machine for it or running in a VM ?
[16:26] <DoctorD> i was interested in developing a teeworld server..but i'm still thinking if it will be used by someone
[16:26] <Shvelo> no
[16:26] <DoctorD> no, i have a laptop that i don't use it for big things
[16:27] <Shvelo> i'm now trying to make an iso of windows recovery
[16:27] <makara> DoctorD: if you want to be useful setup a seedbox
[16:27] <DoctorD> makara: heh..for what ? no warez or anything similar
[16:27] <who_me> DoctorD, for ubuntu ofc
[16:27] <makara> ofc
[16:28] <DoctorD> who_me: hm..a good idea..not bad..i will see :)
[16:28] <wmp> hello, is possible to install in 11.10 kernel 3.2 from package? If yes, wher i can found package?
[16:28] <dr_willis> Shvelo:  MS has recovery/restore ISO's you can download.  for windows 7.
[16:28] <Shvelo> i can make one
[16:29] <who_me> makara, I might just be doing that too, got an old  ep31-ds3l mobo with a core2duo e7400 cpu and I think 4GB of ram... it;s going to take care of routing but I think I'll be able to squeeze some seeding on there :)
[16:30] <who_me> got a case for it to, just waiting for a bargain-bin factory refurb HDD to arrive\
[16:30] <DoctorD> what do you about D-Link DIR-600 wireless router ?
[16:30] <DoctorD> think *
[16:31] <wmp> #ubuntu-kernel
[16:31] <DoctorD> i have it since today and untill now works fine.
[16:31] <who_me> DoctorD, I was just about to smash my trendnet 632BP to pieces, awful piece of rubbish that it is... I believe the DIR-600 is related :)
[16:31] <DoctorD> yes, it's kinda new
[16:31] <DoctorD> but my hardware version is B5, so it doesn't support Open WRT or DD-WRT
[16:32] <DoctorD> hope it will be something custom for this
[16:32] <Dynamit> D-link juuuck the D-link's i hade threw the time have everyone after about 1year get overheated every dam 4H and after a while every 2H
[16:32] <DoctorD> so..if you buy one, make sure it is B2
[16:32] <DoctorD> the HW: B2
[16:32] <DoctorD> dynamit: overheated :))? what D-Link ?
[16:33] <DoctorD> mine has no problems right now and it's up for about 10 hours
[16:33] <Dynamit> Yes overheated D-Link 3 different D-Link router's
[16:33] <Dynamit> wait 1-2 years with 24/7 load and you will see
[16:33] <DoctorD> alright. we will see. :)
[16:33] <DoctorD> what do you think about CISCO routers ?
[16:34] <faux_sho> I think they're off-topic, personally.
[16:34] <Dynamit> my average network load is about 2-3MiB/s per min
[16:34] <Dynamit> CISCO i haven't try
[16:34] <DoctorD> :)
[16:34] <slinkp> under unity on 11.10, using laptop + external monitor, the laptop screen dims in the middle of use but the external stays bright; can't find a way to un-dim it without logging out/in; dimming is turned off in preferences. Anybody else seen this?
[16:34] <Dynamit> i use Linksys now
[16:35] <DoctorD> faux_sho: i think we can talk anything since it's around linux area
[16:35] <Pici> !ot
[16:35] <dopamine5ht> cisco pain in the ass ..setup ubuntu server box to do it more customizable, but little more complexed
[16:35] <Dynamit> openwrt is based on Linux
[16:36] <Dynamit> and can use Ubuntu as a base
[16:37] <DoctorD> a game similar to Xboing II from ubuntu software center ?
[16:38] <brad[]> Argh. Someone replied but it's already out of my scrollback. :<
[16:39] <Dynamit> check in ubuntu log then brad[]
[16:39] <slinkp> Hm. I'm not finding any other screen-dimming settings in advanced settings nor compizconfig settings manager.
[16:40] <DoctorD> Does someone know a game similar to XBoing II
[16:41] <RingZer01> Can ubuntu facilitate an internet based network drive mount?  I am mounting via ftp.
[16:42] <quiescens> probably
[16:42] <RingZer01> the problem I am having is users cannot write to the network mount
[16:43] <mistawac> Hey guys
[16:43] <mistawac> got it working
[16:43] <mistawac> so thanks a ton for the help, really
[16:43] <RingZer01> Host (Win7) :: Guest (ubuntu) :: User netdrive :: user home /home/netdrive/ :: I did mount --bind /share-win7-mount/ /home/netdrive/
[16:43] <RingZer01> the share is mounted via cifs
[16:43] <RingZer01> and for some reason, only root can write it
[16:44] <makara> I messed keyboard layouts folder. No way back I don think. Know the instructions to reinstall X11 from tty1?
[16:44] <dopamine5ht> oh you probably have to check the uid its mounted under hummm..
[16:44] <RingZer01> do I need to modify my fstab to mount rw for all users somehow?
[16:44] <robbbie> no quicktime plugin for chrome?
[16:44] <dopamine5ht> uhh... one uid per mount, best bet use an automounter, ugg.
[16:45] <RingZer01> my mount looks like: //<IP_ADDRESS>/ci$       /ci     cifs    rw,username=r0,password=Xyz  0       0
[16:47] <dopamine5ht> RingZero: need something like uid=client_user,gid=users  in there
[16:48] <quiescens> i don't even know how we got from the question about ftp to cifs
[16:48] <bespals> хай брозеры
[16:48] <bespals> наличие рашн есть?
[16:48] <dopamine5ht> RingZer01: otherwise like you said... root..
[16:48] <bespals> хэй давайте кидать зиги \о
[16:48]  * slinkp resists trolling against unity urge
[16:51] <dopamine5ht> ftpfs mounts are kinda in userland and crude and nasty. Not recommended for production use you could try many userland stuff like apt-get install curlftpfs
[16:51] <bespals> Hey guys , I'm confused. On my desktop with 2.8 Ghz(Celeron) i have a lags if i turn on mplayer on ubuntu. On slackware mplayer not laged, but i have problem with  Cyrilic subs. What you can should?
[16:51] <makara> bespals: use VLC
[16:54] <spaes> Just installed Ubuntu 11.10/Oneiric. When I try to add a network printer the only option available is PDF. is there a package I am missing? I want to use IPP (internet printing protocol)
[16:55] <jtrucks> what's the safest/best way to change my MTU on the fly and where to I set that in the config files?
[16:55] <RingZer01> dopamine5ht: thank you for your hlep.
[16:56] <RingZer01> dopamine5ht: curlftpfs looks good for linux, i need w*ndows clients to us eit tho
[16:57] <RingZer01> dopamine5ht: it appears as though adding users to the opts will work
[16:57] <iceroot> jtrucks: imo you can only have one mta installed, dpkg will do the rest (but i am not 100% sure)
[16:58] <jtrucks> jtrucks: MTU. network setting. not MTA
[16:58] <iceroot> jtrucks: ah, mtu not mta
[16:58] <jtrucks> :)
[16:58] <jtrucks> my mail works great
[16:58] <iceroot> jtrucks: ifconfig directly
[16:59] <jtrucks> so I dug that out, but what file is it set in?
[16:59] <Pici> jtrucks: /etc/network/interfaces
[16:59] <jtrucks> I'm more familiar with RHEL based distros for that.
[16:59] <jtrucks> okay thanks, Pici
[16:59] <spaes> nevermind, just realized that it was an issue with gnome-shell (which opens up gnome-printers instead of system-config-printer)
[16:59] <who_me> another win for Gnome 3 :P
 VLC lags to
[17:01] <bespals> hardware update is not exist
[17:02] <bespals> 445 socket have not processor 2 quad)
[17:02] <ghost_> hi does anyone know hak5
[17:03] <who_me> ghost_, you talking about that rather bad youtube show ?
[17:03] <ghost_> jeah
[17:03] <ghost_> yeah
[17:03] <Pici> !offtopic
[17:03] <ghost_> it's bad
[17:07] <robbbie> sometimes unity puts an additional taskbar at the top of my chrome windows, basically chrome already has the taskbar with tabs, close/min/max icons so i'd rather remove the unity one. strange sometimes its not there however
[17:08] <realsifo777> Helo
[17:08] <realsifo777> Helo
[17:09] <benbloom> yes realsifo777
[17:09] <realsifo777> Hi
[17:09] <hroi> hi
[17:09] <robbbie> anyone know how to get rid of the extra unity title bar ?
[17:09] <hroi> I have some large bzip2 files
[17:10] <benbloom> do you need support with something realsifo777?
[17:10] <hroi> I dont want to decompress them in-place , which is default behaviour of bunzip2
[17:10] <realsifo777> Is amd radeon driver aviable?
[17:10] <hroi> I want to bunzip2 to another directory
[17:10] <hroi> I looked at the bzip2 manpages, and I dont see this option
[17:10] <BussDriver> realsifo777: what do you mean?  there's a built-in open source radeon driver
[17:11] <realsifo777> The new propiertary one
[17:11] <captainfixerpc14> hroi, keep it simple - put the files into the folder you want them in - and extract there
[17:11] <realsifo777> Need for gnome3
[17:12] <llutz_> hroi: if bunzip really has no such option, "cd /where/to/extract" "bunzip -d path/to/file.bz"
[17:13] <hroi> captainfixerpc14: thanks, Ok,   btw... do you know when a large file actually materializes in a target folder when using mv*?
[17:13] <hroi> mv?
[17:13] <benbloom> !fglrx | realsifo777
[17:13] <hroi> captainfixerpc14: I hope it doesnt materialize slowly
[17:13] <realsifo777> Anyone?
[17:14] <realsifo777> Are nvidia gpi better for gnome 3?
[17:15] <realsifo777> Radeon still error in gnome3
[17:15] <realsifo777> Gpu
[17:15] <BussDriver> realsifo777: the built-in open source radeon driver is great in 11.10
[17:15] <BussDriver> realsifo777: I can run three monitors from my laptop with compiz running flawlessly
[17:16] <BussDriver> realsifo777: all without any /etc/X11/xorg.conf file
[17:16] <benbloom> no idea. i use kde realsifo777.
[17:16] <realsifo777> Yup but need catalyst
[17:16] <BussDriver> realsifo777: No, you don't
[17:16] <Pici> realsifo777: Perhaps if you provided what exact errors you were getting the folks here could help you better.
[17:17] <benbloom> but also i find that the builtin driver in 11.10  is better than the nvidia proprietary one
[17:17] <bespals> Ubuntu. minimal system requirements: 2 quad processor. End.
[17:17] <bigblowhard> is everyone still having trouble with FGLRX for ATI graphics in 11.10?
[17:18] <BussDriver> bigblowhard: yes
[17:18] <rp_> virtual box is OK?
[17:18] <bigblowhard> ok
[17:18] <Resistance> bespals:  actually Ubuntu can run on far less than that.  I recommend you read up on the system requirements.
[17:18] <bigblowhard> just making sure it's not just me
[17:18] <realsifo777> The menu is blurry
[17:18] <BussDriver> bigblowhard: I have strange artifacts in my title bars
[17:18] <bigblowhard> BussDriver, what does that mean?
[17:18] <bigblowhard> I wish I had a nug of chronic right now.
[17:19] <realsifo777> Kde run fins
[17:19] <BussDriver> bigblowhard: when I use fglrx, my window title bars are artifact-laden.  some fonts don't render properly either and are completely garbage
 )))) In official sys. req. of win7 says that we can install on 512 RAM and 2.0 proc. We can, but how it will be works?
[17:19] <Resistance> bespals:  that's win7.  not ubuntu.
[17:20] <Resistance> bespals:  win7, yes, dual core is strongly recommended.  Ubuntu can run on far less
[17:20] <realsifo777> Yup gnoms 3 is error
[17:20] <Resistance> bespals:  also... if we're delving into win7 discussion...
[17:20] <Resistance> !offtopic | bespals
[17:20] <bigblowhard> ah yes. I switched back to gnome in 11.10 and I get funny little idiosyncrasies (sp?) on the title bar too, and my icons are a little weird
[17:21] <realsifo777> Nvidia fine
[17:21] <bespals> ok)))
[17:22] <peryson> There is anything I can do to disable all animations on 11.10? My ATI Radeon card X1200 isn't supported and it's a bit sluggish in 2D mode.
[17:23] <realsifo777> This bugs is in gnome 3
[17:23] <bespals> amd+ATI radeon on PC's is less then intel+nvidia?
[17:24] <peryson> whatever, my card never had drivers for ubuntu, but on 10.04 I was better. Faster than 11.10
[17:24] <abramo> hey
[17:24] <realsifo777> No. Only the driver
[17:24] <abramo> beh_
[17:25] <abramo> what
[17:26] <peryson> why 11.10 is so sluggish?
[17:26] <peryson> even in 2D, it's a bit sluggish while surfing with Firefox and streaming videos online.
[17:27] <KrisDouglas> peryson, what card do you have?
[17:28] <realsifo777> Gnome2 the best
[17:28] <peryson> ATI Radeon X1200 I think.
[17:28] <peryson> realsifo777, I agree.
[17:30] <greg__> gfhg
[17:30] <greg__> hello i ve installed MakeHuman on Ubuntu 11.10 and it dont start
[17:31] <peryson> As I see noone knows about it.
[17:31] <greg__> hello i ve installed MakeHuman on Ubuntu 11.10 and it dont started$
[17:31] <greg__> hello i ve installed MakeHuman on Ubuntu 11.10 and it dont starte
[17:32] <ikonia> greg__: please stop repeating that question, it's close to spam
[17:32] <KrisDouglas> peryson, yes indeed, your card is classed as "legacy" now. It's most likely unity over-stressing it, not exactly the lightest frontend yet.
[17:32] <ikonia> greg__: if someone knows the answer and wants to help they will respond
[17:32] <greg__> im sorry <ikonia>
[17:33] <peryson> KrisDouglas, I hope that on LTS version things will go just fine as before.
[17:33] <peryson> Thanks KrisDouglas also for your time.
[17:33] <bespals> 4 mouth
[17:33] <bespals> so more
[17:34] <IngoPan> http://amzn.to/coupon2012   10€ Amazon Gutschein: h3b4c0
[17:34] <greg__> I have researched the internet and found nothing
[17:34] <ikonia> IngoPan: why are you pasting that ?
[17:34] <llutz_> spam
[17:34] <BussDriver> greg__: you just made me lol quite hard.. well done.
[17:36] <greg__> that is make human : http://www.makehuman.org/
[17:40] <cordoval> anyone knows how to get the logs from empathy of a chat?
[17:41] <cordoval> but for a text file
[17:41] <cordoval> in a text format
[17:42] <^NiNjA-PeNgUiN^> server paladin.tas.au.knightnet.net
[17:42] <^NiNjA-PeNgUiN^> ooops
[17:42] <Osmodivs_> Hello. I was trying to setup my PC sensors with sudo sensors-detect, all went well after it told me this: Monitoring programs won't work until the needed modules are loaded. You may want to run 'service module-init-tools start' to load them. Well, I did that "service module-init-tools start" And gave me the same message, ok, I tried this : "start module-init-tools" And gave me the same message, How do I activate this sens
[17:42] <Osmodivs_> ors?
[17:43] <Osmodivs_> Sorry: thi is the error message: service module-init-tools start
[17:43] <Osmodivs_> start: Rejected send message, 1 matched rules; type="method_call", sender=":1.75" (uid=1000 pid=9549 comm="start module-init-tools ") interface="com.ubuntu.Upstart0_6.Job" member="Start" error name="(unset)" requested_reply=0 destination="com.ubuntu.Upstart" (uid=0 pid=1 comm="/sbin/init"))
[17:45] <Jimmothy> Good evening. Do any of you have any experience with DSDT file errors?
[17:45] <y-chrmsm-adam> how to use Mint's better Gnome3 fork on ubuntu?
[17:45] <y-chrmsm-adam> I need to save face with this install.
[17:46] <MonkeyDust> y-chrmsm-adam  what do you want to do?
[17:48] <matt23> use mate?
[17:48] <MonkeyDust> y-chrmsm-adam  if you want to install Mint packages in Ubuntu, you need the Mint software sources
[17:48] <matt23> you can try Cinnamon too, but it's super new and pretty unstable i think
[17:48] <jen_> where can I get the latest version of photoshop?
[17:48] <MonkeyDust> jen_  photoshop is proprietary
[17:49] <jen_> what?
[17:49] <MonkeyDust> jen_  wrong channel
[17:49] <cak054> jen_ photoshop is for mac or windows only
[17:49] <jen_> I know
[17:49] <jen_> I have windows VB
[17:50] <GriGi> Hi, i got little problem :/. I installed wine and now my fonts on Firefox are weird -,-. I mean, they're different and i did not like them. I removed wine but weird fonts stayed. Maybe i should remove some packages that wine installed?
[17:50] <MonkeyDust> jen_  better ask in ##windows
[17:51] <GriGi> when wine was installing i saw that there was some package(s) with "font" or "type", how can i get rid of that fonts? That's really annoying for me :(.
[17:51] <MonkeyDust> GriGi  try deleting the firefox config files
[17:52] <jen_> and why does my virtualbox keep taking my XP file out so I cant start it up?
[17:52] <GriGi> MonkeyDust: where i can find that configs?
[17:52] <MonkeyDust> GriGi  ls -la
[17:52] <GriGi> I*, sry for my english, Im non english.
[17:53] <MonkeyDust> jen_  I have XP in vbox, too, what's the issue exactly?
[17:53] <overclucker> jen_: there is also a #vbox channel
[17:53] <jen_> MonkeyDust, Im not sure, I go to start it up and it says it cant use the medium
[17:54] <jen_> the vbox channel is never paying attention
[17:54] <MonkeyDust> jen_  "can't use" is a bit vague, what is the error message?
[17:55] <GriGi> MonkeyDust, okay, Im in /.mozilla/firefox/ and i got "Crash", "Reports" folders and "profiles.ini", "emv4plli.default" files
[17:55] <Practical> in the man when I read up on printf I noticed at the botton is listed see also printf(3). Though when I type man printf(3) the response is: syntax error near unexpected token `('   So how to view man for printf(3)?
[17:55] <jen_> Failed to open a session for the virtual machine Windows XP.
[17:55] <jen_> Could not open the medium '/media/9282e97e-2061-4cc0-9e0a-eb5247753d4a/VirtualMachine/NewHardDisk1.vmdk'.
[17:55] <jen_> VD: error VERR_FILE_NOT_FOUND opening image file '/media/9282e97e-2061-4cc0-9e0a-eb5247753d4a/VirtualMachine/NewHardDisk1.vmdk' (VERR_FILE_NOT_FOUND).
[17:55] <jen_> oh sorry should have used pastebin >.<
[17:55] <Gnea> Practical: man 3 printf
[17:56] <Practical> Gnea, thank you
[17:56] <MonkeyDust> jen_  file not found, so it does not seem to exist or is not in the path where vbox looks for it
[17:56] <cloudgeek> hey
[17:56] <DoctorD> I do not know if it's possible: Can i create my own domain name? i mean, something like: testing.drw (.drw - to be my domain name)
[17:56] <MonkeyDust> GriGi  try deleting the firefox folder, but backup your bookmarks, first
[17:57] <jen_> so I do what now?
[17:57] <jen_> MonkeyDust,
[17:57] <MonkeyDust> jen_  delete XP from the list and re-create it, i hope you're not losing imortant data
[17:58] <llutz_> DoctorD: for local use, sure. not for internet usage, there you have to use one of the official tlds
[18:00] <DoctorD> @llutz_ - why can't be used on the internet ?
[18:00] <Resistance> DoctorD:  you need a legitimate TLD, .org, .net, etc.
[18:00] <llutz_> DoctorD: because only official tld where routed through the net
[18:00] <juk> Should i use .m3u or .m3u8 when I make music playlists? Which one is better?
[18:01] <Resistance> DoctorD:  as llutz_ says, only TLDs that are valid are routed through the net.  (.org, .net, .com, .us, .tk, etc.)
[18:01] <DoctorD> hm....damn it. so it's no way i can make it possible
[18:02] <dubnukem> juk: I've never heard about m3u8 to bee honest, only m3u or pls
[18:02] <Resistance> DoctorD:  not with .drw, because its not a TLD
[18:02] <llutz_> DoctorD: register a domain.tld  at the registrar of your choice, pay him, be happy
[18:02] <Resistance> DoctorD:  you could of course buy a domain through a registrar with some other domain extension, i.e. .com .net .org .info, etc.
[18:02] <Resistance> then it'd work
[18:03] <DoctorD> i understand,
[18:03] <DoctorD> i was very interested in how to make one..because if they can make one....and the internet represents all connections form all computers
[18:03] <DoctorD> i was thinking it's possible
[18:03] <MonkeyDust> DoctorD  you can create your own domain, if you have your own DHCP-server
[18:03] <juk> dubnukem: okay. m3u8 uses UFC-8 and m3u uses latin-1 i think
[18:03] <schnuffle> DoctorD: Be aware that the different TLDs have prices
[18:04] <juk> *UTF-8 i mean
[18:04] <schnuffle> different prices
[18:04] <jxshxx> Anyone availible to help w/ a problem involving "target filesystem doesn t have sbin init"?
[18:04] <llutz_> DoctorD: write a nice letter to IANA, request a new tld "drw" :)
[18:05] <DoctorD> o yeah..and the reply will be something like : "what?"
[18:05] <schnuffle> jxshxx: what are you doing?
[18:05] <g0th> hi
[18:05] <dubnukem> Soon you can buy your own tld, right? For a few hundred thousand
[18:05] <g0th> when I do aptitude remove adobe-flashplugin, it tries to remove libc6, wth is going on?
[18:05] <g0th> how do I remove the adobe-flashplugin?
[18:06] <MonkeyDust> g0th  sudo apt-get purge
[18:06] <jxshxx> schnuffle: Lucid won't boot.  I found some info that suggests I could fix the prob via Live CD, but the Live CD doesn't get past the purple screen.
[18:07] <jxshxx> schnuffle: Here's a little more background - http://pastebin.com/J3XHemJe
[18:07] <g0th> MonkeyDust: hmm, why doesnt it work with aptitude?
[18:07] <g0th> is aptitude no longer supported in ubuntu?!?
[18:07] <g0th> because this would mean that I change the distro back to debian
[18:07] <MonkeyDust> g0th  can't say, but if aptitude doesnt do the job, try apt-get
[18:08] <g0th> ok
[18:08] <Pici> g0th: It is supported, it just isn't installed by default.  As a result, the default configuration for aptitude may not do what you want it to do (installing reccomends/suggests/etc)
[18:09] <schnuffle> jxshxx: okay so apparently your update was only partial. You can boot from some CD/USB chroot into your system and finish the update process
[18:09] <g0th> I think it is a serious bug with aptitude
[18:09] <g0th> that needs to be fixed urgently
[18:09] <g0th> for the next release
[18:09] <MonkeyDust> i never use aptitude
[18:09] <picasso> hi. im having problems with sudo. i'd like to allow a user (or group) to simulate any user on the system, without password
[18:09] <llutz_> g0th: what version of aptitude, what ubuntu-version?
[18:09] <g0th> ofc I use aptitude
[18:09] <g0th> it is the best package manager around imo
[18:09] <picasso> but for some reason sudo -u <non-root user> -s gives me an error
[18:09] <picasso> evn though sudo -s is fine
[18:09] <g0th> aptitude 0.6.4 compiled at Aug  8 2011 20:57:01
[18:09] <GriGi> MonkeyDust, that didn't worked :/. I don't know why, but on other PC i got the same fonts (serif) and everything looks okay, but after installin wine on this PC it's like different font
[18:10] <GriGi> the same fonts in firefox preferences*
[18:10] <picasso> Sorry, user vagrant is not allowed to execute '/bin/bash' as postgres on lucid32.
[18:10] <schnuffle> picasso: what did you change in /etc/sudoers?
[18:10] <llutz_> g0th: lsb_release -sc
[18:10] <picasso> %admin ALL=NOPASSWD:ALL
[18:10] <g0th> oneiric
[18:11] <picasso> schnuffle: i believe this is a customized installation already for Vagrant, so i'm not sure exactly what they changed, but i'd like to further adjust so that i can run commands from 'vagrant' account, as a different user (postgres)
[18:11] <g0th> I think it is a bug related to 64bit
[18:11] <g0th> e.g. all packages are shown twice
[18:11] <jxshxx> schnuffle: Sounds wonderful.  Can you help me w/ detail or point to a good tutorial for a 1st timer?
[18:11] <g0th> and I think this whole adobe-flashplugin stuff is also related to the same bug
[18:12] <g0th> is oneiric still the current version?
[18:12] <MonkeyDust> yes
[18:13] <schnuffle> jxshxx: First ouy need to get a live system running. Apparently the CD you have fails? Can you boot into a console?
[18:13] <g0th> so hopefully it will be fixed for the next release
[18:14] <renato_> hey there
[18:14] <rabbit> Hi all.  How do I put certain processes not associated to my terminal to sleep? Say I have several tar processes running, and I want to put one to sleep for some time.
[18:15] <MonkeyDust> rabbit  ctrl-z puts processes onhold, they can be recovered by using fg
[18:16] <rabbit> MonkeyDust: It is not associated with the terminal, it was either: disowned or started by cron.
[18:16] <renato_> i don't really like how ubuntu 11.10 looks :/
[18:16] <renato_> I miss the old ubuntu
[18:16] <arvut> are there any known problems with gnome3 on a 11.10 64-bit system? I lost the desktop session menu where you choose between unity 2D, 3D, gnome classic, gnome 3 and some failsafe x session (I think?)?
[18:18] <rabbit> MonkeyDust: kill -STOP $PID; kill -CONT $PID.
[18:18] <justin__> Does anyone have an idea why the system is telling me it can't find a particular file, when it has a clear path to the file and permission to get there?
[18:18] <mistawac> Is your capacitor fluxing?
[18:18] <ikonia> justin__: what is "the system" what's telling you ?
[18:18] <jxshxx> schnuffle: Before I ask what that means ... I typed in "help" after (initramfs), and I see "chroot" in the list of commands.  Is this a way to get where I need to be?
[18:19] <justin__> ikonia: When trying to compile a project, I get the message "[taskdef] Could not load definitions from resource flexTasks.tasks. It could not be found."
[18:21] <schnuffle> jxshxx: what means after initramfs? Can you boot your system?
[18:22] <renato_> Can anyone give me a help on ubuntu please? I have some doubts. please pm me :/
[18:22] <schnuffle> picasso: have you tried to set a blank after NOPASSWD: %admin ALL=NOPASSWD: ALL and the user you test with is in the admin group?
[18:23] <schnuffle> anyone! | renato
[18:23] <schnuffle> !anyone | renato
[18:23] <budmang> Hey guys I have a ati rage 128 pro(http://pastebin.com/GXujjjfy) I get video but its 800x600 and unknown monitor...
[18:23] <jxshxx> schnuffle: Please see lines 31-33 of the pastebin link http://pastebin.com/J3XHemJe  - That's where I end up when the system fails to boot
[18:24] <picasso> schnuffle: tried that, no luck. yes, verified the user is in admin group
[18:24] <renato_> Does anyone can tell me if is that possible to make the side bar on ubuntu 11.10 always on top? :D
[18:25] <MonkeyDust> renato_  install CCSM, there, find Unity desktop plugin
[18:25] <schnuffle> jxshxx: what is strange is that it wants to mount dev to /root/dev which of course will fail
[18:25] <renato_> sudo apt-get install ccsm will work?
[18:26] <MonkeyDust> !ccsm
[18:26] <nonewem> hey
[18:27] <jxshxx> schnuffle: I typed it "chroot" and gave me - Usage: chroot NEWROOT [COMMAND...], Run COMMAND with root directory set to NEWROOT
[18:27] <picasso> sudo allows me password-less root access, but not access as any other user. trying to diagnose so i can directly simulate another user on the system. anyone have an idea what could cause that?
[18:28] <robbbie> picasso: su - user
[18:28] <jxshxx> schnuffle: just put the Live CD in another computer and confirmed that is works
[18:28] <schnuffle> jxshxx: That will not work as long as you haven't mounted everything to the correct place
[18:28] <picasso> i'd like to run commands directly in a script being run as user1
[18:29] <renato_> MonkeuDust done, thank you :D
[18:29] <picasso> robbbie: can i actually specify a command that way? i did try that
[18:29] <schnuffle> jxshxx: so the CD works but not on the PC having the problems?
[18:29] <picasso> vagrant@lucid32:~$ sudo su - postgres id # /usr/bin/id: /usr/bin/id: cannot execute binary file
[18:29] <jxshxx> schnuffle: Correct.  Should we talk about booting into console?
[18:30] <jbwiv> anyone here have unity working on three+ monitors with nvidia cards?
[18:31] <MonkeyDust> jbwiv  just ask your question, pls
[18:31] <schnuffle> jxshxx: Yes, when the CD boots press F6 and enter the boot paramter to contain: noquiet nosplash init=/bin/bash
[18:32] <jbwiv> MonkeyDust, that is indeed my question. I'm not sure it's possible with the current versions of unity
[18:32] <lui-der-furz> tor how to for ubuntu 11.10?
[18:32] <llutz_> !tor | lui-der-furz
[18:32] <mwolf9> does anyone know of a Compiz plugin that replicates the application switcher in Gnome shell when you hit the hot corner?
[18:33] <curran> I have a live USB and sometimes like to save data to my usb too.  is there a way to create a symlink on the live partition, to another folder on another parition.  So I don't have to put my files in the live environment filesystem (e.g. small partition).  So it would be redirected to another parition, that windows does not see, usually only see's the active parition (native filesystem type) on USB's.
[18:33] <lui-der-furz> thanks
[18:34] <jxshxx> schnuffle: F6 got me into Language
[18:34] <schnuffle> Hm, anybody knows the keys to change the boot paramter?
[18:35] <gerhard> in grub?
[18:36] <VIPER-II> hiya there..
[18:36] <schnuffle> gerhard: yes, just found it, it's ESC or shift
[18:36] <schnuffle> jxshxx: So if you have grub1 its Escape or Shift in Grub2 it's Escape and Shift
[18:37] <y-chrmsm-adam> how to use Mint's better Gnome3 fork on ubuntu?
[18:37] <VIPER-II> I'm logged into my Ubuntu machine through command line. How do i tell it to copy a file over to or from a smb-shared disk? Located on a network machine?
[18:37] <y-chrmsm-adam> I GOTS TO HAVE IT!!!
[18:37] <MonkeyDust> y-chrmsm-adam  caps, ps
[18:37] <gerhard> mount the smb share, or not?
[18:37] <y-chrmsm-adam> or else ppl will think ubuntu/gnome3 is a POS
[18:38] <VIPER-II> gerhard: the sahre is actualy on another computer. i need to access that.
[18:38] <y-chrmsm-adam> gots to do it for linux's sake.
[18:38] <ikonia> y-chrmsm-adam: mint is not using gnome 3 currently, the default is gnome 2
[18:38] <MonkeyDust> y-chrmsm-adam  add Mint to your sources list and download whatever package you need
[18:38] <jxshxx> schnuffle: Esc gives me options of Try w/out install, check disc for defects, test mem, boot from first hard disk
[18:38] <schnuffle> y-chrmsm-adam: http://www.howtoforge.com/install-gnome-3-with-mint-gnome-shell-extensions-or-mate-on-ubuntu-11.10-oneiric-ocelot
[18:38] <gerhard> viper-ii: then just mount it
[18:39] <VIPER-II> cp /home/downloads/starwars.avi smb:<IP_ADDRESS>/Hdd1/movies/
[18:39] <VIPER-II> ?
[18:40] <y-chrmsm-adam> schnuffle: kuschel thanks!!
[18:40] <pleasehelp> can anyone help me with wireless problem on ubuntu 10.04
[18:40] <janisozaur> I'm currently in busybox mode after having failed to properly compild
[18:40] <janisozaur> I'm currently in busybox mode after having failed to properly compiled kernel. How do i enumerate uuid-s for drives?
[18:40] <pleasehelp> ?
[18:40] <gerhard> viper-ii: try mount -t smbfs
[18:41] <gerhard> viper-ii: mount -t smbfs //servername/sharename /mountdirectory -o username=mywindowsusername,password=mywindowspassword
[18:41] <VIPER-II> oh
[18:41] <MonkeyDust> !ask| pleasehelp
[18:42] <ft_mn> ./ns identify 123456789
[18:43] <pleasehelp> My laptop Acer with built in wireless card Broadcom Corporation cannot  connect to wireless networks using ubuntu 10.04.  Wireless still works with Windows 7.  And ethernet works on ubuntu and W7..
[18:43] <Pici> ft_mn: thats the same password I have on my luggage!  Now please change it.
[18:43] <ft_mn> Pici: :D
[18:43] <pleasehelp> I am trying to follow this: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/internet/C/troubleshooting-wireless.html EXCEPT i dont know how to check if my device is on
[18:43] <bouncybounce> pleasehelp's URL: Wireless troubleshooting
[18:44] <ft_mn> Pici: Whats the command?
[18:44] <Pici> ft_mn: this should get you sorted: /msg nickserv help set password
[18:44] <ft_mn> Pici: thanx buddy!
[18:45] <jxshxx> schnuffle: Is that where I need to be?  I'm unclear as to my next step.
[18:45] <dyd> i don't know exactly where to express my joy about it but... i made it!! i made mac work on pc... took about 2 weeks of fatigue and failed attempts, i was about to leave it when i turned on the computer to remove the installation dvd and take it home (after the last installation crash), but while putting it in the case i've seen the OS boot... LOL
[18:45] <jen_> I still cant get into my virtualbox because it says the medium is missing
[18:46] <jen_> but its not missing
[18:46] <benbloom> does anyone know if there's a way to make aufs wait until nfs mounts complete before mounting via fstab? in fstab docs _netdev switch is for nfs only. can I somehow add it to the aufs line?
[18:47] <guest__> hello
[18:47] <pleasehelp> please someone helpÉ
[18:47] <pleasehelp> ?
[18:47] <guest__> help
[18:47] <guest__> zes
[18:47] <guest__> im help
[18:47] <guest__> pinguz
[18:47] <guest__> pinguy
[18:48] <benbloom> !ask | pleasehelp
[18:48] <pleasehelp> benbloom I already typed my questioin
[18:48] <pleasehelp> My laptop Acer with built in wireless card Broadcom Corporation cannot  connect to wireless networks using ubuntu 10.04.  Wireless still works with Windows 7.  And ethernet works on ubuntu and W7..
[18:48] <pleasehelp> I am trying to follow this: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/internet/C/troubleshooting-wireless.html EXCEPT i dont know how to check if my device is on
[18:48] <bouncybounce> pleasehelp's URL: Wireless troubleshooting
[18:48] <benbloom> sry pleasehelp i'll look
[18:49] <pleasehelp> thank youuu!!!
[18:49] <curran> wrong ikonia, it uses matte and gnome3 by default
[18:50] <mistawac> Hey all, got a quick firewall question.  What ports need to be open for email?  I have 25 open, but email won't send unless the whole firewall is down
[18:50] <benbloom> k so are you on a laptop pleasehelp
[18:50] <curran> just remove ur firewall completely, no big deal.
[18:50] <pleasehelp> right now im on a pc and my laptop is infront of me
[18:50] <mistawac> Curran: I would, but my boss wants a firewall on the thing.
[18:50] <sholsapp> mistawac: probably want your pop/imap ports opened too
[18:50] <benbloom> and which device are you trying to get on wifi pleasehelp
[18:51] <mistawac> sholsapp: what ports are those?
[18:51] <ErrorsOfMan> hey guys, im looking for an irc client that will support multiple windows or panes. you guys know of any?
[18:51] <mistawac> mIRC
[18:51] <lemur> hi, how can i copy a file directly to a USB (i.e. dont wait until unmounted to flush)
[18:51] <hrolf> I opened the System Testing app in Ubuntu 11.10
[18:51] <pleasehelp> benbloom its my acer laptop it doesnt connect to wireless also what is the command to ignore joins and quits?
[18:51] <hrolf> and now it's loading
[18:51] <hrolf> how do I kill it?
[18:51] <d1g1ta1> How do you install programs such as  openssl on an external USB drive when running ./config --prefix=/media/usb/usr/bin instead installs on the internal drive?
[18:51] <hrolf> I mean what is its process name?
[18:52] <sholsapp> mistawac:     POP3 - port 110, IMAP - port 143, SMTP - port 25
[18:52] <blitz> hrolf, you can search with ps -ef
[18:52] <stevr1it> hello wiht ubuntu 11.10 i have libreoffice and java icedtea, libreoffice now and then crashed, and it is java fault, can i substitute java iceadtea with any other java?
[18:52] <ErrorsOfMan> i dont think it works on windows
[18:52] <benbloom> i believe that's client dependent which irc client are you using pleasehelp?
[18:52] <mistawac> sholsapp: thanks :) giving that a try
[18:52] <jen_> anyone know?
[18:52] <benbloom> can you pastebin iwconfig pleasehelp
[18:53] <blitz> it's not usually a command pleasehelp, gotta go into settings
[18:53] <blitz> of your irc client
[18:53] <deuterium> hey guys, i want to install ubuntu 11.10 on my ssd. thing is: space is tight. can i tell ubuntu when it setups the partitions to create e.g. a 1 gb swap partition only instead of a 4 gb swap partition? i have 4 gb ram.
[18:53] <blitz> deuterium, yes
[18:53] <pleasehelp> blitz what settings ? should i reboot on W7 ?
[18:54] <blitz> are you using mirc?
[18:54] <pleasehelp> benbloom  what do you mean pastebin iwconfig
[18:54] <deuterium> blitz: how? i couldn't create a smaller swap partition even when i chose manual partitioning during setup
[18:54] <Resistance> !pastebin | pleasehelp
[18:54] <bouncybounce> ubottu's URL: Ubuntu Pastebin
[18:54] <bouncybounce> ubottu's URL: Imagebin - A place to slap up your images.
[18:54] <blitz> there should be an advanced button to click
[18:54] <pleasehelp> thanks Resistance
[18:55] <pangolin> bouncybounce: Please turn that off
[18:56] <pangolin> http://imagebin.org/?page=add
[18:56] <bouncybounce> pangolin's URL: Imagebin - A place to slap up your images.
[18:56] <benbloom> theres a great little app called pastebinit pleasehelp. if you type "sudo apt-get install pastebinit" it will install
[18:56] <patholio> evening all
[18:57] <benbloom> pleasehelp, then you type the command followed by the pipe symbol and pastebinit and it will give you a url with the output i want. ex: "iwconfig | pastebinit"
[18:57] <benbloom> then pleasehelp, you copy the address that's returned into chat and i can look at it
[18:59] <pleasehelp> benbloom ok im on to it give me a sec ! thank u !
[18:59] <chilicuil> does exist any way to liberate memory on demand like in android, in Ubuntu?
[18:59] <Resistance> chilicuil:  define "liberate memory"
[19:00] <Resistance> chilicuil:  you dont ususally need  to "liberate memory"
[19:00] <chilicuil> Resistance: kill apps
[19:00] <Resistance> chilicuil:  there's always the kill command, but i strongly discourage the use of it except for misbehaving processes
[19:00] <blitz> deuterium, you probably shouldn't go less than your ram with swap size
[19:00] <xyz111> Hi, I'm trying to set up a name server using bind9 and ubuntu, on my home machine - I was wondering is it enough to port forward port 53 to 53 from my router to name server in order to function as a nameserver?
[19:00] <chilicuil> Resistance: it's just that I love that feature in android, since it's linux, I was just wondering
[19:00] <blitz> chilicuil, do sudo apt-get install htop
[19:01] <blitz> then you can monitor your processes
[19:01] <maheanuu> OK; I now that I have lost thousands of photos and all my personal financial data and my laptop doesn't boot what can I do?????
[19:01] <patholio> maheanuu, dont panic
[19:01] <chilicuil> blitz: ok, I was looking for an automatted way to do it, but that's fine, I guess there's no easy way
[19:01] <blitz> maheanuu, did the drive fail completely? if you can put it in another computer and access even if it was a boot drive then you might be able to access it and copy them over
[19:02] <patholio> maheanuu have you tried booting your laptop with a live cd?
[19:02] <koffeehauser> Test
[19:02] <blitz> test
[19:03] <benbloom> chilicuil, thats what swapping is all about. but instead of killing processes (and potentially losing data) it swaps the process out of memory into the HD
[19:03] <deuterium> blitz: i thought that shouldn't be an issue nowadays anymore. i remember times, when swap had to be double the ram size. but with 4 gb or ram and the current kernel, 1 gb should be ok if one really needs to save every gb of ssd space.
[19:03] <chilicuil> benbloom: ohhh, I had no idea, /me goes to wikipedia to find more about it
[19:04] <blitz> deuterium,  maybe you could install a smaller distro instead
[19:04] <GriGi> MonkeyDust, everything works fine, now. I deleted /usr/share/fonts/msttcorefonts, that was Windows fonts from wine i think
[19:04] <deuterium> blitz: hm.. i really want to install ubuntu. it's my fav distro.
[19:04] <benbloom> pleasehelp, did you get pastebinit up and running?
[19:04] <GriGi> MonkeyDust, anyway, thanks for help :).
[19:04] <maheanuu> patholio: I reinstalled 10.10 last nite qnd it rebooted fine; then it did an upgrade and wiped out everything; now I a, getting a grub resume and know nothing plus I q, on q french machine and the keys are shit
[19:05] <txomon> Hi, how is remote desktop supposed to work? I mean, sharing desktop etc.
[19:05] <blitz> I meant a stripped down version of ubuntu
[19:05] <txomon> I cant login!
[19:06] <benbloom> txomon, are you using vnc from one linux machine to another?
[19:06] <MonkeyDust> txomon  linux/windows, or linux/linux
[19:06] <maheanuu> I start to boot and it hangs
[19:07] <benbloom> lol MonkeyDust much more efficient way to say that
[19:07] <blitz> can you boot from a live cd maheanuu?
[19:07] <maheanuu> blitz, no nothing
[19:08] <blitz> you'll probably have to remove the drive and put it into another computer and see if you can access the files on it
[19:08] <picasso> oh lol. i can just do: sudo sudo -u postgres id
[19:09] <maheanuu> blitz: I have the CDrom as bootqble in bios qnd the hd disqbled qnd I am getting a grub resume error
[19:09] <budmang> I have a Rage 128 Pro Ultra TR. lshw shows display-unclaimed... lsmod | grep r128 shows it loaded... the system monitors panel says you have another video driver in control use their cataystl control panel(which doesnt load)..
[19:09] <maheanuu> blitz:  whqt is grubresume?
[19:09] <budmang> Ive gone through a few forums and still going through.
[19:10] <blitz> sounds like it's trying to resume from hibernation? not exactly sure
[19:10] <deuterium> blitz: ok, i'll try again. first, i try to free up some more gb of ssd space, maybe that suffices. thanks.
[19:10] <maheanuu> This effin Farani Kbd
[19:11] <oscar> hello guys
[19:12] <blitz> deuterium, np, you can pretty much do anything from the command line if it doesn't seem possible in the gui setup
[19:12] <deuterium> blitz: good to know that this is still possible :)
[19:12] <maheanuu> OK; I will try to find something in bios to get out of the hibernation crap
[19:12] <tielhalter_> hi guys