[13:25] <ActionParsnip> DaDa|Urka: you can install any DE you like dude so I'd say yes
, try winecfg in terminal
[13:25] <snek> seveas: jeez, you're right.. it's right there on the download page! /me hides in shame
, "/join #en-wikipedia"
[13:25] <Wazle> is it possible to change the game solution directly in wine?
[13:25] <DaDa|Urka> ActionParsnip : i know, but i hope it will be a feature out-of-the-box
[13:26] <Incarus> Wazle, yes
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> Wazle: i've screwed my wine down so it uses a window of restricted dimensions, Its the only way I could get postal2 to run
[13:26] <Incarus> Wazle, i think so
[13:26] <Wazle> ok thx, that solves my problem
[13:26] <Wazle> bb
[13:26] <zilleplus> Is it possible to ping without an static IP adress
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> Wazle: by using it it doesnt bork your display when it exits out too
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> zilleplus: yes
[13:26] <Samma3l> zilleplus: what are you using to ping?
[13:27] <zilleplus> just testing of my internet still not working :-(
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> zilleplus: ping needs a source ip for the pinged host to use as the reply destination
[13:27] <xXChippoXx> hmm i had some probs with adding the repos
, try "sudo dhclient3" and paste the output
[13:27] <Samma3l> zilleplus: CLI - ping <address> -c 4
[13:28] <ActionParsnip> xXChippoXx: we'll do it the easy way, the guide is pretty bloated
[13:28] <ActionParsnip> xXChippoXx: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[13:28] <jose__> CE_mhachoe
[13:28] <ActionParsnip> xXChippoXx: scroll to the bottom and paste: deb http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt intrepid main
[13:28] <jose__> hyyy
[13:28] <xXChippoXx> i suspect i want to add some repos in the future so i might want to figure this
[13:28] <ActionParsnip> xXChippoXx: on a seperate line and press enter on the end of it
[13:28] <no_bother> Next question: can anyone help me install beryl?
[13:28] <zilleplus> incarus i get can't create /var/lib/dhcp3/dhclient.leases: premission denied
[13:28] <Incarus> !en | jose__
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> no_bother: its compiz fusion now
[13:29] <xXChippoXx> hm seemed to be a non serious prob
, yes, with sudo!!!
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> xXChippoXx: ok then save and exit gedit
[13:29] <no_bother> okay
[13:29] <bullgard4> There is an Evolution plugin 'Calendar Publishing'. What are its disadvantages against concurring programs?
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> no_bother: sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[13:30] <no_bother> yeah I got it
[13:30] <zilleplus> incarus i get network is down
[13:30] <no_bother> I couldnt find the one for beryl, that would explain it
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> xXChippoXx: is it working ok ?
[13:30] <akventure> when using ZNC can you type in anything you want when it asks you for "vhost (optional" ?
[13:30] <no_bother> thanks
, ?
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> !beryl | no_bother
, down?
[13:30] <xXChippoXx> och nope
[13:30] <zilleplus> don't know why my server dopes't want to connect with internet
[13:30] <xXChippoXx> same prob
[13:30] <xXChippoXx> even after the updaet
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> xXChippoXx: is it saying about a key?
[13:30] <zilleplus> send_packet: network is down
[13:30] <joseph> hello all you running linux here?
[13:30] <xXChippoXx> what kind of key ?
[13:31] <zilleplus> send_packet: network is down
[13:31] <joseph> huh?
[13:31] <akventure> when using ZNC can you type in anything you want when it asks you for "vhost (optional)" ?
, 1417 users wont answer
[13:31] <akventure> what happens if you leave it blank? will you not be masked?
[13:31] <ActionParsnip> xXChippoXx: cd ~/; wget http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/Scott%20Ritchie.gpg; sudo apt-key add Scott\ Ritchie.gpg; sudo apt-get update
[13:31] <ActionParsnip> xXChippoXx: you have keys so you know what is coming from the repos you add is legit and expected
[13:32] <arshad> HI
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> xXChippoXx: copy all that into terminal and it wil lgrab the wine key for you
[13:32] <arshad> HAve a problem in Ubuntu 8.10
[13:32] <joseph> uhm, why is it so hard to install things...
[13:32] <xXChippoXx> well i ignored that it was unsigned if that is what you mean
[13:32] <arshad> I Have a problem in Ubuntu 8.10
[13:32] <quibbler> !ask | arshad
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> xXChippoXx: ok thats fine, the command I gave makes them signed but once installed its fine
[13:32] <zilleplus> is there not a command for ubuntu server 8 to automatic connect with internet
[13:32]  * Ace2017_- is showing call center staff the tos details :(
[13:33] <joseph> mmm
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> joseph: its not hard, depends what you are installing
, yes, wait a sec
[13:33] <joseph> firefox 3
[13:33] <Ace2017_-> sry offtopic :(
[13:33] <xXChippoXx> what difference will that do to the GUI prob ?
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> joseph: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install firefox-3.0
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> joseph: 2 commands, not that hard
[13:33] <joseph> that all i have 2 type in?
[13:33] <xXChippoXx> wine works fine with photoshop on my gentoo
[13:33] <zilleplus> sudo apt-get install firefox
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> joseph: yep, thats it, in terminal
[13:33] <zilleplus> lolol
     when i lock the screen and leave it for an hour or so the system gets restarted........ the last time it happened it was left on updating Synaptic
[13:34] <zilleplus> wrong keybord
[13:34] <joseph> root terminal?
[13:34] <xXChippoXx> but this is beyond me why wine doesn work in ubunto on this computer
[13:34] <ActionParsnip> xXChippoXx: thats cool then we know its compatible
[13:34] <ActionParsnip> joseph: no, never root terminal, use sudo
, ubottu is a bot, he wont answer
[13:34] <jrib> xXChippoXx: be more specific
, try "sudo ifup -a"
[13:34] <xXChippoXx> i wonder if nvidia drivers can put this into some probs
[13:35] <zilleplus> just tested if i coud download firefox and it worked
[13:35] <joseph> is it called sudo?
[13:35] <joseph> can't find it
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> joseph: so, i'll answer your question with another question. Is it hard to install stuff?
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> joseph: do you have a www connection to your ubuntu system?
, change settings in power manager
[13:35] <joseph> yes
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> joseph: then copy / paste the command to terminal and it will install
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install firefox
[13:36] <joseph> ok il try
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> joseph: no connection == no install
[13:36] <arshad> .  . . . . . . . . . wher do i find power manager. . . .
, in the systray or in the system settings
[13:37] <joseph> its working! yay
[13:37] <quibbler> arshad: system-preferences-power management
[13:37] <YAA1> judd
[13:37] <Stevethepirate> Note to the channel.
[13:37] <Stevethepirate> If you use teamspeak client on linux
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> joseph: ok now... i have a question for you
[13:37] <Stevethepirate> it hogs /dev/dsp, so it seems like your sound is broken
[13:37] <YAA1> !versions samba
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> joseph: is it hard to install stuff?
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> !info samba
[13:38] <Stevethepirate> Just a friendly point that took me 2 hours to find.
[13:38] <Stevethepirate> !teamspeak
[13:38] <joseph> wait it says this! E: Couldn't find package firefox-3.0
[13:38] <YAA1> !versions samba
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> joseph: try using just firefox instead of firefox-3.0
[13:38] <Incarus> joseph, firefox=firefox 3.0
[13:38] <joseph> ok
[13:38] <vigge_sWe> hai
[13:39] <vigge_sWe> I installed the nVidia drivers once again
[13:39] <vigge_sWe> but now it takes 2 - 3 min to start a program
[13:39] <Incarus> !ask | vigge_sWe
[13:39] <vigge_sWe> because everything freezes
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> vigge_sWe: are you fully updated from the repos?
[13:39] <mostafa> how can install jdk
[13:39] <joseph> same message...
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> !java | mostafa
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> joseph: apt-cache search firefox
[13:39] <vigge_sWe> ActionParsnip: I followed what you said before
[13:40] <Incarus> vigge_sWe, paste your /var/log/Xorg.0.log file
[13:40] <ActionParsnip> vigge_sWe: but have you fully updated your system as well?
[13:40] <joseph> and then?
[13:40] <DJones> joseph: Which version of ubuntu are you using?
[13:40] <Incarus> vigge_sWe, and enter "fglrxinfo | grep direct"
[13:40] <ActionParsnip> joseph: do you see any packages relating to firefox?
[13:40] <vigge_sWe> idk, I ran the update manager and it updated
[13:40] <panesar_sandeep> mostafa:download linux ver of jdk from sun.com
[13:40] <joseph> 3 packages
[13:40] <ActionParsnip> vigge_sWe: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[13:40] <YAA1> I WANT TO KNOW what version of samba is included in all ubuntu versions.. is there some command available here in chat ?
[13:41] <joseph> i don't know, where do i check
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> joseph: the left hand word is a package name, use sudo apt-get install <package name> to install on of those packages
[13:41] <Incarus> YAA1, look at packages.ubuntu.com
[13:41] <joseph> ok thanks
[13:41] <mostafa> which command to install java
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> !java | mostafa
[13:42] <mostafa> yes java
[13:42] <zilleplus> incarus and actionpar thanks for help got internet on server :-)
[13:42] <ActionParsnip> mostafa: apt-cache search java
[13:42] <Incarus> vigge_sWe, and enter "fglrxinfo | grep direct"
, np
[13:42] <ActionParsnip> mostafa: that will list all java packages, ou can then install one from there, or you can search with synaptic to installwhat you need
[13:43] <vigge_sWe> I am installing the missing package now
[13:43] <Incarus> vigge_sWe, and enter "fglrxinfo | grep direct"
[13:43] <ActionParsnip> vigge_sWe: do you have a few to install?
[13:43] <ActionParsnip> vigge_sWe: like about 150Mb worth?
[13:43] <vigge_sWe> I am installing fglrxinfo
[13:43] <panesar_sandeep> actionparsnip:thats a gud cmd 2 remember. thanx :)
[13:43] <joseph> mozilla-firefox is already the newest version.
[13:43] <joseph> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[13:43] <vigge_sWe> wasn't installed
[13:43] <erUSUL> !inetsharing
[13:43] <ActionParsnip> panesar_sandeep: its what i use instead of slowassed synaptic
[13:43] <mostafa> which command like yum in fedora and how can i use it
[13:43] <jrib> !apt | mostafa
[13:43] <ActionParsnip> panesar_sandeep: you can grep the output too
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> mostafa: sudo apt-get install|remove <package name>
[13:44] <panesar_sandeep> actionparsnip:thank u
[13:44] <joseph> damn
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> joseph: ?
[13:44] <lightraz> hello ppl
[13:45] <lightraz> hey guys, I've got a prob with my nvidia card in ubuntu 8.10
[13:45] <zilleplus> mustafar https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/serverguide/C/apt-get.html
[13:45] <lightraz> I just installed driver 180
[13:45] <lightraz> 180.35
[13:45] <Incarus> !ask | lightraz
[13:45] <Werder`Brema> hi
[13:45] <joseph> mozilla-firefox is already the newest version.
[13:45] <joseph> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[13:45] <wolter> hello
[13:45] <lightraz> ok
[13:45] <Werder`Brema> hey guys, does ubuntu 8.10 has full supported for ppc ?
[13:45] <jrib> !ppc | Werder`Brema
[13:45] <wolter> jesttu ktoœ z polski ?
[13:46] <Seveas> !pl | wolter \
[13:46] <Werder`Brema> !kernel
[13:46] <lightraz> I've installed nvidia 180.35, when my system loads up it just doesn't work correctly but if I press ctrl+alt+backspace it works fine, what should I do?
[13:46] <Werder`Brema> what does it means: "Future versions will be community supported"
[13:46] <joseph> u get it?
[13:46] <panesar_sandeep> mostafa:http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp
[13:47] <Incarus> lightraz, what means not correctly?
[13:47] <agabus> when manually preparing partitions for an install, generally where should i set the mount point for my storage partition?
[13:47] <Werder`Brema> !ubuntu 8.10
[13:47] <joseph> can anyone help here
, "/"
[13:47] <Incarus> joseph, yes
[13:48] <Incarus> joseph, whats the problem?
[13:48] <lightraz> if a point to a software, it flickers the screen and if I open a software with sometabs I can't put to anyother than the first one, and the scrollbar doesn't work
[13:48] <sipior> Werder`Brema: just that: not supported directly by canonical, but by volunteers only.
 thankyou
[13:48] <Werder`Brema> sipior: thank you, I can't find the iso dvd image for ubuntu 8.10 ppc
[13:48] <Incarus> lightraz, paste your /var/log/Xorg.0.log file
[13:48] <Incarus> agabus, np
[13:48] <lightraz> paste here?
[13:48] <joseph> mozilla-firefox is already the newest version.
[13:48] <joseph> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[13:48] <Werder`Brema> sipior: there isn't direct link in ubuntu.com
[13:48] <arshad>     i have checked the power options theres no option to close the system
[13:48] <ftab> is there any software to read IMAT K JAM Phone on Ubuntu?
[13:48] <lightraz> it's big
[13:49] <DJones> !paste | lightraz
[13:49] <Myrtti> !paste | lightraz
[13:49] <sipior> Werder`Brema: no, there won't be. you'll need to find the community 8.10 ppc site.
[13:49] <quibbler> joseph: what version of firefox do you have installed?
[13:49] <ftab>  is there any software to read IMAT K JAM Phone on Ubuntu?
[13:49] <lightraz> oh ok
                         i have checked the power options theres no option to close the system
                         i have checked the power options theres no option to close the system
[13:49] <ftab>  is there any software to read IMAT K JAM Phone on Ubuntu?
[13:50] <GaRRu> Hello
[13:50] <lightraz> here http://paste.ubuntu.com/123802/
[13:50] <joseph> like 1.0
[13:50] <Werder`Brema> this link work from you?
[13:50] <Werder`Brema> cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/releases/8.10/release/
[13:50] <ftab>  is there any software to read IMAT K JAM Phone on Ubuntu?
[13:50] <GaRRu> I have a question If someone may answer me ill be glad
[13:50] <ftab>  is there any software to read IMAT K JAM Phone on Ubuntu?
[13:50] <dtcrshr> GaRRu, dont ask to ask
[13:50] <panesar_sandeep> garru: pl ask
[13:50] <GaRRu> oh xD
[13:51] <GaRRu> well
[13:51] <joseph> quibbler: like 1.0
[13:51] <dtcrshr> its already a question
[13:51] <vigge_sWe> fglrxinfo | grep direct didn't output anything
[13:51] <panesar_sandeep> garru:pls b straight
[13:51] <lightraz>  j[[
[13:51] <GaRRu> I saw in the ubuntu forums a Alarm Clock Date and Time Telling and more
[13:51] <lightraz> vigge_swe   shouldn't the command be  glxinfo | grep direct?
                dont aska question to ask..................  just ask the question
[13:51] <GaRRu> I downloaded (yeah thanks for the b stright) the files I saw
[13:52] <vigge_sWe> I copied the comand someone here pasted
[13:52] <GaRRu> and
[13:52] <SuPeRhAm> question, flash plays like an old silent film, somewhere around 15 frames. any good way to fix? using macromedia flash plugin and 8.10-64bit
[13:52] <GaRRu> I don't know how to use them in ubuntu
[13:52] <GaRRu> any help?
[13:52] <quibbler> joseph: what version of firefox do you have installed? not like what version exactly and what version of ubuntu
[13:52] <GaRRu> how to activate it
[13:52] <lightraz> vigge   try the command   glxinfo | grep direct
[13:52] <GaRRu> exc
[13:52] <GaRRu> ext
[13:52] <GaRRu> etc**
[13:52] <Incarus> lol
[13:53] <sipior> is this a tla competition?
[13:53] <vigge_sWe> as fast the terminal pops up (takes around 3 min)
[13:53] <ftab>  is there any software to read IMAT K JAM Phone on Ubuntu?
[13:53] <lightraz> I've posted my xlog file in   http://paste.ubuntu.com/123802/
[13:53] <S_A> Hi! Is there anyone who has rdesktop working with eToken Smart card support ?
[13:53] <cr3> hi i've installed old Ubuntu v 6.0.6, and in repo newest kernel version is 2.6.15-53.... how can i upgrade my kernel? (except compiling)
[13:53] <Incarus> joseph, "ps -u USERNAME | grep xorg"
[13:54] <quibbler> arshad: check again under the general tab
[13:54] <sipior> cr3: upgrading to a newer version of ubuntu would be the only reliable way, short of recompilation of course.
[13:54] <Incarus> oh, not joseph, wrong name
[13:54] <Incarus> lightraz, "ps -u USERNAME | grep xorg"
[13:54] <cr3> sipior, can't i just change repo url's or something?
[13:55] <vigge_sWe> direct rendering: No (If you want to find out why, try setting LIBGL_DEBUG=verbose)
[13:55] <cr3> kernel is kernel.... 20mb....
[13:55] <sipior> cr3: in a sense, that's what an upgrade of ubuntu basically entails
[13:55] <GaRRu> That's my help I need :P How to use those files in Ubuntu so it will start up the programme... if you need the files, I have them saved in the PC Ill be glad to send it
[13:55] <cr3> not 600mb distro
[13:55] <lightraz> incarus   it doesn't show anythings
, good
[13:55] <cr3> sipior, so i'll add hardy herons repository and upgrade the kernel (?) !
[13:56] <vigge_sWe> lightraz: direct rendering: No (If you want to find out why, try setting LIBGL_DEBUG=verbose)
[13:56] <sipior> cr3: well, kernel plus appropriate c libraries, and then you must ensure that all packages are linked against the correct libraries...
[13:56] <lightraz> no, direct rendering says    yes
, ...
[13:56] <ActionParsnip> cr3: you also have the kernel modules
[13:56] <sipior> cr3: really just best to grab a recent install disk
[13:56] <lightraz> ohhh sorry vigge
[13:56] <vigge_sWe> that's the output...
, yes, for ME
[13:56] <lightraz> I guess your video drivers are not installed or configured
[13:57] <lightraz> what's your linux distro?
[13:57] <cr3> well i don't have whole internet on cd's on my shelves, or something
[13:57] <lightraz> and video card
[13:57] <vigge_sWe> 8.10
[13:57] <GaRRu> Privet Messenge maybe?
[13:57] <vigge_sWe> nvidia quadro FX 570M
[13:57] <sipior> cr3: then rebuild your kernel. it's not terribly hard.
[13:57] <vigge_sWe> notebook GPU
, paste your /var/log/Xorg.0.log file
[13:58] <lightraz> open synaptic and installed nvidia-glx-180
[13:58] <vigge_sWe> ok
[13:58] <lightraz> ops sorry
[13:59] <lightraz> if it doesn't work, try nvidia-legacy
[13:59] <lightraz> incarrus, my drivers work fine if I reboot the graphics mode with ctrl+alt+backspace but it doesn't work correctly when the system loads up
[14:00] <Delaya> which compiller is better for Fortran programming, f77 or f95?
[14:00] <lightraz> do u have anyidea y?
[14:00] <sipior> Delaya: obviously depends in what version of Fortran you plan on programming in :-)
[14:00] <elhoyos> hi all
[14:00] <ActionParsnip> lightraz: boot to the desktop (without restarting x) and read dmesg
[14:01] <sipior> Delaya: gfortran is the standard now, i believe
[14:01] <lightraz> dmesg??? what is the command?
[14:01] <lightraz> hi elhoyos
[14:01] <vigge_sWe> http://pastebin.com/d3710bd72 <- the log
, yes, could be an AUDIT MIT cookie error
, dont know
[14:02] <lightraz> what command should I use to read the dmesg?
[14:02] <panesar_sandeep> lightraz:try <man dmesg> from terminal
[14:02] <xXChippoXx> hello there backa gain
[14:02] <lightraz> oh ok
[14:02] <elhoyos> There's a jaunty package for gnome-format: http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/gnome-format
[14:02] <SlimeyPete> lightraz: just type "dmesg"
[14:02] <erUSUL> lightraz: dmesg
[14:02] <xXChippoXx> power to the computer were cut off by accident hehe
[14:02] <lightraz> I'll be right back then
[14:02] <lightraz> tnx
[14:02] <Incarus> k
[14:02] <vigge_sWe> it has a lot of "EQ overflowing. The server is probably stuck in an infinite loop."
[14:02] <elhoyos> Is there any way to convert that package (gnome-format) to hardy?
[14:02] <xXChippoXx> anyways ive put up some screenshots on the prob i have with wine so you can see what i mean
[14:02] <panesar_sandeep> lightraz: to get the output to a file use --> "command"|cat>filename
[14:03] <uwe> is here germani
[14:03] <xXChippoXx> http://www.norswedian.se/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=36&Itemid=54
[14:03] <Incarus> !de | uwe
[14:03] <Incarus> uwe, privat chat
[14:04] <vigge_sWe> should I try another driver?
[14:04] <uwe> mercy danke kann leider kein englisch tschaui
[14:04] <Incarus> uwe, -> privat chat
[14:04] <xXChippoXx> so there you can see what i mean that the tabs shows but there is no text in it
, yes
[14:04] <xXChippoXx> is it a font prob ?
, you dont have direct rendering
[14:05] <wlidha> hiredgoon, E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[14:05] <bacchist> are there licensing issues which prevent ubuntu livecds from including the b43 firmware?"
[14:05] <vigge_sWe> so I should try 180?
[14:05] <xXChippoXx> vigge_sWe, how to fix that ?
[14:05] <erUSUL> bacchist: yes
[14:05] <wlidha> can some one help me with that ?
[14:05] <wlidha> echinos: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[14:05] <erUSUL> bacchist: only broadcom can distribute the firmware
, "ps -u root" and paste
[14:06] <bacchist> i hate broadcom
[14:06] <wlidha> Incarus i paste that where ?
, which GraCa?
[14:06] <lightraz> I'm back, I've posted my dmsg here on http://paste.ubuntu.com/123808/
[14:07] <Incarus> !paste | wlidha
[14:07] <xXChippoXx> an nvidia
[14:07] <wlidha> ok ty
[14:07] <erUSUL> bacchist: you can install the firmware doing "sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter" it requieres internet connection
[14:07] <lightraz> !paste | lightraz
[14:07] <Incarus> lightraz, try the latest xserver (1.6) should work then
[14:07] <wlidha> Incarus http://paste.ubuntu.com/123809/
[14:07] <tommy```> hi
[14:07] <vigge_sWe> dev or non-dev?
[14:08] <vigge_sWe> nvidia quadro FX 570M is my gpu
[14:08] <bacchist> yeah i know... the "requires internet connection" bit is kind of an issue when trying to get networking components to work
[14:08] <lightraz> ok incarrus, is it in ubuntu repo?
[14:08] <lightraz> cause my system is up to date
[14:08] <tommy```> hello
, no, use the jaunty package or compile from source
, Incarus, not incarrus
[14:09] <erUSUL> bacchist: use ethernet there are a way to do it by hand search google "b43-fwcutter offline install" or something like that
[14:09] <lightraz> oh ok
[14:09] <lightraz> I'll try
[14:09] <lightraz> tnx
[14:09] <bacchist> well my solution has been to keep a copy of the cafuego b43 deb on hand
[14:09] <xXChippoXx> i think it is an anvidia geforce mx400
[14:09] <xXChippoXx> or 400
[14:10] <xXChippoXx> i eman 4000
[14:10] <tommy```> anyone knows what kernel needs VPN cisco ?
[14:10] <xXChippoXx> old stuff =) still workin
[14:10] <DIFH-iceroot> tommy```: there are patches for almost all kernels
[14:10] <abhinavm> tommu : try vpnc
[14:11] <tommy```> sudo apt-get install vpnc ?
[14:11] <abhinavm> and kvpn / network-manager-cpn
[14:11] <DIFH-iceroot> abhinavm: vpnc is not running well with some vpns
[14:11] <abhinavm> eyah
[14:11] <abhinavm> I use vpnc / kvpn with Cisco
[14:11] <abhinavm> works fine
[14:11] <xXChippoXx> still mi wondering if it is the nvidia driver that makes the wine prob or not
[14:11] <abhinavm> have been using it from a long time on ubunu .. right from around hoary
[14:12] <DIFH-iceroot> abhinavm: at work and school only vpnclient (cisco) is working and not vpnc
[14:12] <wlidha> Incarus, still there ?
, ...
[14:12] <wlidha> Incarus, http://paste.ubuntu.com/123809/
[14:13] <Incarus> yes
[14:13] <abhinavm> DIHH-iceroot : OK ..what is the error you get ?
[14:13] <DIFH-iceroot> abhinavm: the server say "wrong client version" :)
[14:13] <bacchist> are there any plans to switch over to pulseaudio for future versions of ubuntu?
[14:13] <Incarus> wlidha, k, i dont know
[14:13] <bosco> does anyone know of a good website help me install e17 in ubuntu 8.10 that works
[14:14] <bosco> ??
[14:14] <Seveas> ubuntu has used pulseaudio since 8.04 already bacchist
[14:14] <abhinavm> hmm :) I use vpnc / kvpn to connect all the time .. never faced that error
[14:14] <tommy```> DIFH-iceroot: yes in my university, use VPN cisco
[14:14] <bacchist> Seveas: is it the default?
[14:14] <abhinavm> I just imported the .pcf file into kvpn and it worked out of the box
[14:14] <Seveas> bacchist, yes
[14:14] <DIFH-iceroot> bacchist: ?? its using pulseaudio already
[14:14] <wlidha> Incarus, ok np
[14:14] <DIFH-iceroot> abhinavm: as i said, not alle vpns working with vpnc
[14:15] <bacchist> ah ok... i don't see any of the gui tools installed
[14:15] <David2> hi
[14:15] <spike_> how can I install kiba-dock on intrepid please
[14:15] <tommy```> DIFH-iceroot: where is the patch for my kernel to work with vpn cisco?
[14:15] <S_A> Hi! Is there anyone who has rdesktop working with eToken Smart card support ?
[14:15] <abhinavm> DIFH-iceroot : Sure ..  Maybe there is some special config/setting your network admin has done
[14:15] <_DEL> gui hinders performance, terminal is an operators best friend
[14:15] <DIFH-iceroot> tommy```: google :(
[14:16] <woodong50> here is linux channel?
[14:16] <DIFH-iceroot> woodong50: ubuntu-channel
[14:16] <tommy```> woodong50: no xp
[14:16] <Bram_P> my second ubuntu is nearly installed 96%
[14:16] <abhinavm> tommy``` : there is a cisco client for linux available for download on cisco.com .. you could use that
[14:16] <woodong50> really
[14:17] <_DEL> wodong50, yes this is specific to ubuntu linu though
[14:17] <tommy```> abhinavm: my uni has a direct link with cisco vpn client, i don't know if you could work
[14:17] <_DEL> woodong50, yes this is specific to ubuntu linu though
[14:17] <spike_> can I install kiba-dock on Intrepid ? please
[14:17] <woodong50> ubuntu is difficult?
[14:18] <_DEL> ubuntu is very easy once you get the hang of things
[14:18] <linny1> Actionp
[14:19] <DIFH-iceroot> woodong50: its the easiest linux distro, imo
[14:19] <arshad> Help   PLzzz                    THe USB startup disk in Ubuntu  8.10  is not accepting mu USB Pendrive
[14:19] <linny1> ActionParsnip you here ?
[14:19] <panesar_sandeep> woodong50:ubuntu i very easy and user-friendly
[14:19] <woodong50> ok i will learn it
[14:19] <arshad> Imean the option in System  >  Administration
[14:20] <DIFH-iceroot> woodong50: you have already a running ubuntu?
[14:20] <panesar_sandeep> woodong50:if u experience any problems u can ask 4 help here anytime
[14:20] <arshad>  Help   PLzzz                    THe USB startup disk in Ubuntu  8.10  is not accepting mu USB Pendrive,  I mean the option in System  >  Administration
[14:20] <woodong50> ok
[14:21] <ActionParsnip> !hoary
[14:21] <panesar_sandeep> arshad:check if the filesystem on pndrv is intact
[14:21] <_DEL> !eol
[14:21] <freegoo> ok guys here the problem. i delete my mac osx boot partition. i can not boot my ubuntu harddrive partition with out using the ubuntu cd "BOOT FROM HARD DISK". nstall
[14:22] <freegoo> i tryed grub "install (hd0)" but it did work
[14:22] <panesar_sandeep> ubottu: will updates stop for older versions or for all versions
[14:22] <_DEL> freego, did you install before or after you installed ubuntu?
[14:22] <panesar_sandeep> bot??
[14:23] <_DEL> freego, did you delte OSX before or after you installed ubuntu?
[14:23] <Bram_P> my new ubuntu is installed
[14:23] <freegoo> _DEL: when i installed ubuntu on the hard disk. i only installed grub on the partition sda3. not the whole drive
[14:23] <ztx> how can i convert a ubuntu server installation to ubuntu desktop (want it to start using a desktop kernel and so on)
[14:23] <oCean_> panesar_sandeep: the answers ubottu gives are scripted.
[14:24] <SlimeyPete> ztx: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[14:24] <freegoo> i used rEFIt to boot osx and ubuntu
[14:24] <Alterios_in_Win> panesar, the end of life for standard releases is 18 months and 5 years for LTS releases
[14:24] <defrysk> or kubuntu-desktop
[14:24] <Cyntek> is it possible to install an NTFS drive with data on it, and mount it on ubuntu-server ?
[14:24] <oCean_> !bot > panesar_sandeep
[14:24] <SlimeyPete> ztx: hrm, not sure if that will replace the kernel though
[14:24] <freegoo> del: i used rEFIt to boot osx and ubuntu
[14:24] <DIFH-iceroot> !ntfs | Cyntek
[14:24] <SlimeyPete> it'll install all the desktop apps
[14:24] <Alterios_in_Win> so each regular release will be supported for 18 months after it's release
[14:24] <ztx> SlimeyPete: nope, it wont :/
[14:25] <SlimeyPete> ztx: you can always just install another kernel via apt-get...
[14:25] <panesar_sandeep> ocean:thanks
[14:25] <_DEL> if you deleted OSX after, you may have to reinstall ubuntu, i had that problem once freegoo
[14:25] <ztx> SlimeyPete: well, thats true.. but i dont want to do that manually, i want it to fetch -desktop from now on
[14:25] <freegoo> _DEL: thanks. there must be a way of install grub back on the harddrive
[14:25] <DIFH-iceroot> _DEL: just fix grub
[14:26] <SlimeyPete> ztx: it will do, if you install the desktop kernel from apt-get.
[14:26] <Bram_P> How can I install a wifi card on my laptop with new ubuntu?
[14:26] <SlimeyPete> it'll continue to use & update it
[14:26] <GaRRu> will someone help me in privet message please I don't know nothing about linux and I need some help around
[14:26] <ztx> SlimeyPete: oh, nice :)
[14:26] <erUSUL> ztx: install the ubuntu-desktop package and the kernel
[14:26] <_DEL> yeah, that can be done
[14:26] <GaRRu> Thanks _DEL
[14:26] <Bram_P> how can I get a wifi card to work in my laptop with new ubuntu?
[14:27] <freegoo> DIFH-iceroot: when i installed ubuntu on the hard disk. i only installed grub on the partition sda3. not the whole drive
    How do i check it . .. . .. ??
    How do i check it . .. . .. ??
[14:27] <SlimeyPete> you're going to have to give more detail Bram_P
[14:27] <spencer> Where is the network manager? It wants a password and I did not put one in.
[14:27] <SlimeyPete> like what wifi card it is, for a start
[14:27] <SlimeyPete> spencer: try your standard user password
[14:27] <freegoo> DIFH-iceroot: i am using a macbook pro, and since i delete my osx partition i can not boot ubuntu
[14:27] <spencer> I did and it refuses it
[14:27] <SlimeyPete> network-manager can be found via the two-computers icon in the system-tray
[14:27] <Bram_P> SlimeyPete: well I did install ubuntu on my old laptop, but how can I get my wifi card to work there? since the cd only contains .exe
[14:28] <DIFH-iceroot> freegoo: use a live-cd and install a new grub
[14:28] <freegoo> DIFH-iceroot: i tryed using grub "install (hd0)" but that didnt seem to fix it
[14:28] <SlimeyPete> Bram_P: what card is it?
[14:28] <SlimeyPete> there may be a linux driver available.
[14:28] <spencer> Then I deny and it goes on
[14:28] <freegoo> DIFH-iceroot: yes i did use the live cd
[14:28] <SlimeyPete> also you could try ndiswrapper:
[14:28] <SlimeyPete> !ndiswrapper
[14:29] <Bram_P> SlimeyPete: it's a BELKIN wireless G Notebook card (54mb)
[14:29] <SlimeyPete> Bram_P: pcmcia?
[14:29] <SlimeyPete>  / cardbus
[14:29] <arshad> How do i make a startup USB Pendrive . . . . . . . . ??
[14:29] <SlimeyPete> i.e. the sort you plug into the slot on your laptop, as opposed to it being built-in
[14:29] <arshad> How do i make a startup USB Pendrive in  Ubuntu 8.10 . . . . . . . . ??
[14:29] <arshad> Help PLzzzz
[14:29] <arshad> Help PLzzzz
[14:29] <arshad> How do i make a startup USB Pendrive in  Ubuntu 8.10 . . . . . . . . ??
[14:29] <FloodBot2> arshad: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:29] <oCean_> !repeat | arshad
[14:30] <Myrtti> !usb | arshad
[14:30] <Charliehorse> i need help
[14:30] <freegoo> arshad: if u have ubuntu 8.10 u can look user the vmenu System > Administration >Create, A USB Start up disk
[14:30] <Myrtti> !ask | Charliehorse
[14:30] <Bram_P> SlimeyPete: well I don't know if Belkin is owned by pcmia
    A pendrive
[14:30] <freegoo> DIFH-iceroot: any ideas??
[14:30] <SlimeyPete> Bram_P: no, PCMCIA / cardbus are socket types
[14:30] <Charliehorse> i have ubuntu 8.10 installed on a dual boot macbook
[14:30] <SlimeyPete> they're the technical names for the slots you find on laptops
[14:30] <Charliehorse> how do i mount mac drive
[14:31] <SlimeyPete> so what I meant is: is this a card you plug into the slot on your laptop, or is it USB, or is it built in?
[14:31] <DIFH-iceroot> freegoo: sorry, dont know, never had to fix grub
[14:31] <freegoo> DIFH-iceroot: ok thanks
[14:31] <Charliehorse> i can see the hard drive, but i can't look into my user folder, it says permission is denied
[14:31] <erUSUL> Charliehorse: mount -t hpfs /dev/sdxx /mount/point
[14:32] <Charliehorse> do i need to sudo that?
[14:32] <Bram_P> SlimeyPete: one moment, I'll look it up, it isn't shown on the card
[14:32] <mostafa> how to install flash player
[14:32] <erUSUL> mostafa: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[14:32] <Ben_Cs> hello
[14:32] <Ben_Cs> where can i find the package: libisofs-1 (0.6.2)    ?
[14:33] <erUSUL> !find libisofs
[14:33] <erUSUL> !info libisofs6 > Ben_Cs
[14:33] <mostafa> is there any flash player for free
[14:33] <erUSUL> mostafa: there is gnash and swfplayer iirc
[14:33] <DIFH-iceroot> !gnash | mostafa
[14:34] <Ben_Cs> erUSUL: how can i install that version on hardy?
[14:34] <Bram_P> SlimeyPete: It's cardbus
[14:34] <erUSUL> Ben_Cs: from source? dunno libs are usually not backported
[14:35] <SlimeyPete> Bram_P: ah, right. Okay. You need to find out what chipset it has, and for Cardbus + PCMCIA you can do that by: 1) open terminal from 'Applications' -> 'Accessories' menu; 2) type "lspcmcia". You need to insert your card before you do this.
[14:35] <SlimeyPete> the output of "lspcmcia" should tell you what chipset the card uses. This will make it easier to find out how to make it work with Ubuntu.
[14:35] <Charliehorse> how do i find out what volume my MAcOS install is on? like what dev/sdxx?
[14:36] <erUSUL> Charliehorse: sudo fdisk -l
[14:36] <Charliehorse> erUSUL ty!
[14:37] <Charliehorse> When i try to mount my HFS+ partionon, i get this: http://www.mibbit.com/pb/leGAWV
[14:38] <Bram_P> SlimeyPete: That gives some socket information, what part do we need? since it's quite hard to type it all over...
[14:38] <Droopsta915> I made a rar archive file with a password, and now I can't remember the password. Is there anyway Ican extract it?
[14:38] <SlimeyPete> !paste | Bram_P
[14:38] <Known_problems> dica de uma otica placa de captura para fazer circuito interno, com linux ?
[14:38] <SlimeyPete> Bram_P: please put all of it into a pastebin and then give me the URL so I can see it
[14:38] <SlimeyPete> oh wait
[14:38] <mgolisch> Droopsta915: other than bruteforce cracking i geuess no
[14:38] <SlimeyPete> you can't copy-paste?
[14:39] <SlimeyPete> separate machine then... figures :)
[14:39] <Bram_P> SlimeyPete: I can't, it's on my other laptop without internet access(that's why I need that wifi card...)
[14:39] <SlimeyPete> Bram_P: just look for anything which mentions networking, 802.11, Belkin, etc.
[14:39] <quibbler> !br
[14:40] <Charliehorse> i tried this: sudo mount -t hpfs /dev/sda2 '/home/evantandersen', and got this : http://www.mibbit.com/pb/leGAWV
[14:40] <SlimeyPete> Bram_P: hmm, hang on
[14:40] <SlimeyPete> there's a simpler way, I think
[14:40] <SlimeyPete> Bram_P: try just "lspci"
[14:40] <_DEL> battery went dead yall
[14:40] <Droopsta915> mgolisch: oh well, all my girls naked pictures are going in the trash bin. I got the originals anyway:)
[14:40] <SlimeyPete> I think it picks up cardbus cards too, and is simpler to read
[14:40] <khirr> !es
[14:40] <ActionParsnip> SlimeyPete: i think thats lsusb
[14:40] <ActionParsnip> SlimeyPete: depends what bus its attatched to inside
[14:41] <tommy```> DIFH-iceroot: I found patch for vpn cisco, but I think that works only on 686 not ppc
[14:41] <SlimeyPete> ActionParsnip: bah, computers are never simple >.<
[14:41] <Bram_P> SlimeyPete: PCI 1225is that what we need?
[14:41] <SlimeyPete> that doesn't sound right
[14:41] <ActionParsnip> !cisco
[14:41] <ActionParsnip> !vpn
[14:41] <DIFH-iceroot> tommy```: dont know, i am only using x86
[14:41] <mostafa> how an i install gz file
[14:42] <ActionParsnip> mostafa: tar zxvf <file>
[14:42] <altrortla> ActionParsnip: i have just installed unifiedlinuxdriver for my printer ... it seems to work but configuration form have line text so little that i can't read nothing of what is written...
[14:42] <ActionParsnip> mostafa: its rare to need them, whats it for?
[14:42] <SlimeyPete> Bram_P: did you try lspci?
[14:42] <tommy```> DIFH-iceroot: don't worry dude, it's only that apple is crap
[14:42] <altrortla> ActionParsnip: i think that it haven't the right font
[14:42] <Bram_P> SlimeyPete: yes, and that's all I can find in it, the rest is processor etc.
[14:43] <Oli``> How can I see what is running on port 80?
[14:43] <Oli``> (on my local machine)
[14:43] <SlimeyPete> Bram_P: Hrm. lsusb?
[14:43] <UDP-00> ps -aux
[14:43] <oCean_> Oli``: "sudo netstat -anp | grep 80"
[14:43] <ActionParsnip> Oli``: netstat -a
[14:43]  * UDP-00 slaps oCean_ around a bit with a large trout
[14:43] <UDP-00> :)
[14:43] <SlimeyPete> I'd expect the chipset to be called something like "Realtek ... " or "Broadcom ..." or "Atheros" or something
[14:43] <Bram_P> SlimeyPete: no, nothing...
[14:44] <SlimeyPete> Bram_P: okay, time to bring out the big guns
[14:44] <SlimeyPete> try: sudo lshw -C network
[14:44] <SlimeyPete> (it'll ask for your password)
[14:44] <Oli``> oCean_ & ActionParsnip: thanks
[14:45] <Bram_P> SlimeyPete: I did also found something called ndiswrapper, will that work?
[14:45] <SlimeyPete> Bram_P: ndiswrapper might work, yes. It works for some cards, as a last resort.
[14:45] <ActionParsnip> why does lshw say to run as sudo but still outputs fine???
[14:45] <mostafa> i unrared it how can i install it
[14:45] <quibbler> mostafa: look here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingEasyHowTo
[14:45] <SlimeyPete> ActionParsnip: I dunno, tbh. I just use sudo out of habit. Maybe it prints slightly more info in some circumstances?
[14:45] <mostafa> gnash-0.8.4.tar.gz
[14:46] <Bram_P> SlimeyPete: well, what's easier? then I'll try that first
[14:46] <ActionParsnip> !info gnash
[14:46] <mostafa> i unrared it how can i install it gnash-0.8.4.tar.gz
[14:46] <ActionParsnip> mostafa: its on the repo, same version
[14:46] <sera|work> i think i screwed up my installation, but perhaps someone here can rescue me. i wanted to add the initial user to another group, but i forgot -a while using -G ... now the user isn't in the admin-group anymore. do i have to use recovery-mode now to put him in again?
[14:46] <Chousuke> mostafa: sudo aptitude install gnash
[14:46] <ActionParsnip> mostafa: sudo apt-get install gnash
[14:46] <Chousuke> (either works)
[14:47] <oCean_> sera|work: yep, recovery mode it is
[14:47] <SlimeyPete> Bram_P: I suppose you may as well try ndiswrapper, yes. If that fails, do the lshw command I gave you and look for the Product Name - that'll usually give a clue as to exactly what chipset your card uses, and then you can type that into google or the ubuntu forums (or IRC) to find out how to make it work.
[14:47] <Seveas> sera|work, yes, unless you have set a rootpassword or have another admin user
[14:47] <erUSUL> sera|work: adduser $USER admin
[14:47] <erUSUL> sera|work: allways use adduser useradd is dangerous (as you found out)
[14:47] <Bram_P> SlimeyPete: ok, I'll try it many thanks for all your help
[14:47] <juro> hi, I am using VLC v 0.9.4 Grishenko on Ubuntu 8.10 (upgraded from 8.04). When I play any media, the video hangs randomly a few seconds and then continues ... audio does not have this problem. Any ideas who I can debug this?
[14:47] <SlimeyPete> no problem. Good luck :)
[14:48] <ActionParsnip> mostafa: most stuf you need is on the repos, you will rarely download tar.gz files
[14:48] <erUSUL> sera|work: from the man page  useradd is a low level utility for adding users. On Debian, administrators should usually use adduser(8) instead.
[14:48] <ActionParsnip> mostafa: try searching the repo first before grabbing an archive like that
[14:48] <oCean_> erUSUL: think she usermod'ed an existing one
[14:48] <Seveas> oCean_, usermod is equally dangerous for this :)
[14:49] <Seveas> gpasswd or adduser are your frinds for group manglement
[14:49] <erUSUL> oCean_: s/useradd/usermod/ in my comments ;P
[14:49] <blutrille> I am trying to get Citrix ICA client to work and this is the message i recieve any help? "could not be validated. (SSL provider code: 20, SSL error 86)"
[14:50] <ActionParsnip> !citrix
[14:50] <burkmat> Curious: Why isn't truecrypt in the repos? Is it a security issue?
[14:50] <linny1> ActionParsnip: that line for unraring works great the thing is it unrars to the cwd how could one alter the line to make each set of rars extract to the dir the respective rars are in ?
[14:50] <linny1> find -name "*.rar" -exec rar x {} \;
[14:50] <TuxMan> any suggestion for a good code editor (not an IDE) for C++??
[14:50] <r3dux> TuxMan,  >> gedit
[14:50] <SlimeyPete> I believe the canonical answer is vi/vim
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> !ide | TuxMan
[14:51] <DIFH-iceroot> sure
[14:51] <TuxMan> I dont like vi / vim
[14:51] <SlimeyPete> Kate is rather good for code
[14:51] <r3dux> I hate vi/vim - don't be gay and use that archaic stuff
[14:51] <TuxMan> in gedit , I cant mass comment
[14:51] <GaRRu> I have Ctl + Alt + Left or Right to switch pages how do I do to change it like a square mode? that I see all the pages in a square?
[14:51] <SlimeyPete> does syntax hilighting etc.
[14:51] <SlimeyPete> r3dux: I am gay, and I rather like ViM thanks ;)
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> linny1: i'm unsure, stdin would be able to help here. he's got sweeter skills than I. maybe check man rar
[14:51] <GaRRu> I have Ctl + Alt + Left or Right to switch pages how do I do to change it like a square mode? that I see all the pages in a square?
[14:52] <SlimeyPete> though vi is a pain
[14:52] <r3dux> Slimey > awww.....
[14:52] <sera|work> erUSUL: i used usermod
[14:52] <linny1> ActionParsnip: thanks youve been a great help :)
[14:52] <GaRRu> I have Ctl + Alt + Left or Right to switch pages how do I do to change it like a square mode? that I see all the pages in a square?
[14:52] <altrortla> Isn't my question pertinet.... what is wrong?
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> GaRRu: make sure have 3d accelleration and install compizfusion
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> linny1: try in #bash
[14:52] <erUSUL> sera|work: s/useradd/usermod/ in my comments ;P
[14:53] <r3dux> I don't find vi usable. Or care about vim. Emacs I could give a shot... but honestly, life's too short
[14:53] <linny1> ActionParsnip: thanks again
[14:53] <Seveas> !repeat | garru
[14:53] <ActionParsnip> linny1: np man
[14:53] <SlimeyPete> ViM's basically usable vi, really. But it's an acquired taste.
[14:53] <ActionParsnip> linny1: find and exec are hugely powerful
[14:53] <SlimeyPete> Modal editing can be frustrating
[14:53] <sera|work> erUSUL: ah. adduser can work with existing users. didn't know that, thanks!
[14:54]  * ActionParsnip uses nano
[14:54] <dreamweaver> hello
[14:54] <erUSUL> altrortla: probably nobody know anything about your problem... myself never heard of the driver you mentioned
[14:54] <Incarus> altrortla, whats the problem?
[14:54] <r3dux> I've got my standard make file, I've got gedit - I'm happy.
[14:54] <r3dux> I should prolly use eclipse, but... there's no rush.
[14:55] <SlimeyPete> Eclipse is... big
[14:55] <erUSUL> GaRRu: use simple-ccsm
[14:55] <SlimeyPete> and on my Intrepid system it fails to work
[14:55] <erUSUL> !ccsm | GaRRu
[14:55] <r3dux> Too big for a small prog, hence gedit and make
[14:55] <SlimeyPete> I think the Sun-Java6-jdk package was compiled against an X library that's missing a bit in Ubuntu, or something
[14:55] <SlimeyPete> anyway, it's error-tastic
[14:56] <r3dux> SlimeyPete,  - I don't have errors w/ it (x64)
[14:56] <ActionParsnip> i use the ia32-java packages or icedtea
[14:56] <SlimeyPete> r3dux: Hmm, I'm on x64 too. Though... Eclipse *did* work the first time I ran it, then I installed SoapUI and it stopped working. Perhaps that's the cause.
[14:56] <ActionParsnip> java sucks anyway
[14:56] <SlimeyPete> Maybe SoapUI tries to make use of some graphics stuff that standard Eclipse doesn't.
[14:57] <lorenzosu> Hi all.. I am trying to convince some colleagues that ubuntu is doable even in business environment... Their strongest argument is thta with Windows "you can do 1 install and replicate on 100 machines"... I'm sure there's a way of doing it for ubuntu to... any ideas?
[14:57] <doctor_flash> hello
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> lorenzosu: get an apt-server which will act as a local repo
[14:58] <Scunizi> !clone | lorenzosu
[14:58] <r3dux> lorednzoud, many.
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> lorenzosu: you can then put packages on there and it will install
[14:58] <erUSUL> lorenzosu: use clonezilla
[14:58] <SpareBit> ActionParsnip: How does that work ? (apt-server)
[14:58] <erUSUL> lorenzosu: can replicate to 100 machines over the network or so they claim
[14:59] <r3dux> I don't find the need to shout the joys of linux from the rooftops. Anyone who uses it will see the ups and downs.
[14:59] <erUSUL> lorenzosu: http://clonezilla.org/
[14:59] <Scunizi> SpareBit: perhaps to make it easier.. since most packages you use are preinstalled anyway.. any additional packages can be done with aptoncd..
[14:59] <SpareBit> <== IT Tech for school in somerset UK
[14:59] <ActionParsnip> r3dux: me neither, its another OS with its fair share of issues
[14:59] <Scunizi> !aptoncd | SpareBit
[15:00] <SpareBit> thanks Scunizi
[15:00] <lorenzosu> thanks all..
[15:00] <r3dux> ActionParsnip,  I use linux because I'm now comfortable with it and it does 99% of what I used to do in windows, and another 80% of things I couldn't.
[15:00] <lorenzosu> So what would be the procedure?
[15:00] <lorenzosu> - install on a machine
[15:00] <lorenzosu> - do clonezilla
[15:00] <lorenzosu> - How to replicate automatically, say over network boot?
[15:00] <FloodBot2> lorenzosu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:00] <ActionParsnip> r3dux: snap
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> SpareBit: http://techydinesh.wordpress.com/2008/02/08/setting-up-repository-for-linux/
[15:01] <r3dux> I can't play things on Steam in Linux, but I just use my 360 for that kinda stuff anyway. Works for me.
[15:01] <lorenzosu> oops sorry abiouthat
[15:01] <erUSUL> lorenzosu: read the help for clonezilla server editon everything is on the page a gave
[15:01] <SpareBit> thanks ActionParsnip
[15:01] <oCean_> lorenzosu: you also might ask in #ubuntu-server to see if ppl there have experience doing that
[15:01] <vigge_sWe> hai
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> SpareBit: just check any weird software they use will run on linux but standard stuf is fine
[15:01] <jpds> lorenzosu: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Clonezilla_Server_Edition
[15:01] <lorenzosu> erUSUL: thanks... I guess I'm not going to use this myself.. just a kind of "proof of concept" if you get what I mean
[15:02] <kevinly> I'm having a really weird problem
[15:02] <kevinly> I can't enter any text into the Username box on my login screen
[15:02] <gpled> anyone running quad monitors?
[15:02] <ActionParsnip> SpareBit: you may think Ubuntu is great but if it doesnt fit the requirements if the system as an OS then its not good
[15:02] <kevinly> my keyboard is working (caps lock, alt f4 gives me shell@)
[15:02] <Ronald> How do I open a program in the terminal and then have my terminal back?  I'd like to open gedit with sudo but that takes over my terminal
[15:02] <kevinly> Ronald: gedit &
[15:02] <ActionParsnip> kevinly: can you use mouse to choose console login?
[15:02] <vigge_sWe> I downloaded a deb package, but it said I should install with apt-get wiith force install, how can I point apt-get to a path?
[15:03] <erUSUL> !gksudo | Ronald
[15:03] <kevinly> ActionParsnip: no mouse either
[15:03] <vigge_sWe> because I already got it downloaded
[15:03] <ziroday> Ronald: gedit & disown if you want gedit to stay open if you close the terminal
[15:03] <gpled> kevinly: sweet!
[15:03] <TuxMan> how in gedit I make it to mark the closing curly brace when I point to the opening one?
[15:03] <jpds> vigge_sWe: sudo dpkg -i package.dev
[15:03] <jpds> vigge_sWe: Or open it with gdebi
[15:03] <Ronald> thanks guys.  I'll have a look at that link
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> Ronald: put a & at the end of the command, it will give you the terminal back and the command will run. If you close the console, any apps it spawned will die too
, sudo dpkg --force-all -i xyz.deb
[15:03] <ziroday> TuxMan: look in the preferences
[15:04] <erUSUL> TuxMan: Preferences first tab
[15:04] <Bram_P> SlimeyPete: I did download all the packages and installed them, what should  do now? since I can't find it...
[15:04] <ActionParsnip> kevinly: power off and check the connections
[15:04] <vigge_sWe> ty
[15:04] <ActionParsnip> kevinly: you may have to rest your xorg.conf
[15:04] <ActionParsnip> *rset
[15:04] <kevinly> ActionParsnip: it's a laptop and i've reset a few times
[15:04] <ActionParsnip> *reset
[15:04] <TuxMan> ok will do
[15:04] <kevinly> ok
[15:04] <ActionParsnip> kevinly: ten check in bios to make sure its all enabled
[15:04] <SlimeyPete> Bram_P: so you're trying ndiswrapper?
[15:04] <Incarus> any problems here?
[15:04] <ActionParsnip> kevinly: can you press esc to bring up the grub menu?
[15:04] <SpareBit> ActionParsnip: Currently all the windows users only use Office 2003 (Access, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher, Word) nothing out of the ordinary
[15:05] <Bram_P> SlimeyPete: yes I am
[15:05] <ActionParsnip> SpareBit: then linu is fine
[15:05] <SlimeyPete> Bram_P: okay, did you get as far as installing the Windows drivers?
[15:05] <SlimeyPete> or are you stuck before that?
[15:05] <kevinly> ActionParsnip: no
[15:05] <kevinly> i can  alt-f4
[15:05] <Bram_P> SlimeyPete: no, I did download the files, put them on an usb and clicked and installed them in the other laptop
[15:05] <altrortla> Incarus: still here buddy?
, ...
, yes, whats the prob?#
[15:06] <altrortla> i have just installed unifiedlinuxdriver for my printer ... it seems to work but configuration form have line text so little that i can't read nothing of what is written...
[15:06] <ActionParsnip> kevinly: do you have a usb keyboard and mouse?
[15:06] <GooD2KnoW> i want to mount a smbfs drive in the fstab .. but it only works if i type sudo mount -a .. not while booting (fail). any tips?
[15:06] <SlimeyPete> Bram_P: Okay... there is a howto for ndiswrapper here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper     it sounds like you need to go from step 3.3, though of course you have the driver on CD rather than having to download it
, a line text? make a screenshot
[15:06] <ActionParsnip> kevinly: is there a button to lock the keyboard and mouse, some laptops have that
[15:06] <GooD2KnoW> and how can i autostart some custom commands right after booting?
[15:06] <erUSUL> GooD2KnoW: add auto on the options filed
[15:06] <ActionParsnip> !autostart
[15:07] <ActionParsnip> !bootup
[15:07] <altrortla> where i can past it?
[15:07] <ActionParsnip> 1bum
[15:07] <erUSUL> GooD2KnoW: add auto on the options field
[15:07] <ActionParsnip> !bum
[15:07] <SlimeyPete> Bram_P: note point 3.3.2 - you'll need to use unshield, I imagine
[15:07] <altrortla> where i can paste it?
[15:07] <ActionParsnip> !paste | altrortla
[15:07] <GooD2KnoW> erUSUL, i have, it tries to mount it .. but it fails
[15:07] <altrortla> also a screenshot?
[15:07] <GooD2KnoW> maybe the network interfaces arent initialized or sth like that
[15:07] <cr3> dżizas krajst
[15:08] <erUSUL> GooD2KnoW: maybe you do not have inet connection at that point? you use network manager ?
[15:08] <Incarus> hm, SELinux isnt good for linux/ubuntu -> its from the nsa, the codebreaker of the usa!?!?!?
[15:08] <GooD2KnoW> erUSUL, its a local network :/
[15:08] <_infidel> hello, im having trouble adding an OpenLDAP entry. output:http://pastebin.com/d2c24ff59. My init.ldif file: http://pastebin.com/d389cef87. Thnx in advance
[15:08] <ziroday> Incarus: you can uninstall it if you don't want it
[15:08] <GooD2KnoW> erUSUL, and its working right after the boot.
[15:08] <erUSUL> GooD2KnoW: you use NM or /etc/network/interfaces ??
, http://image-upload.biz/
, i know
[15:09] <gpled> hmm, the ability to paste screen shots would be a cool adon to pastebins
[15:09] <GooD2KnoW> erUSUL, /etc/network/interfaces
[15:09] <altrortla> Incarus: OK
[15:09] <kevinly> ActionParsnip: no button (afaik and i'm pretty sure) and usb makes no difference
[15:09] <ziroday> !imagebin | gpled
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> kevinly: is usb disabled on the laptop in bios?
[15:09] <gpled> ziroday: cool, thanks
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> Incarus: SELinux looks like tinfoil hat time
[15:10] <ikonia> !away > dtchen
[15:10] <ikonia> !away > dtcrshr_OUT
, tinfoil?
[15:10] <evride> hey dudez
[15:10] <evride> i dont have any sound any more
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> Incarus: the government scanning your brainwaves, tinfoild stops it
[15:10] <evride> i used to have sound but it quit working on me
[15:10] <ziroday> evride: all the time, or just for this session?
, oh, yes
[15:10] <evride> all the time
, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tin_foil_hat
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> evride: does it work after a reboot
[15:11] <ziroday> evride: if you restart do you have sound?
[15:11] <dtcrshr_OUT> sorry ikonia
[15:11] <evride> idk
[15:11] <dtcrshr_OUT> bad habit
[15:11] <gpled> whats a reboot :)
[15:11] <evride> brb
[15:11] <rondnelly_> Does anyone have problems during an ATI Driver instalation?
, selinux have to be a backdoor, linux is really secure, but most of the distros got selinux from the nsa.
[15:11] <ziroday> rondnelly_: what is not working
[15:11] <altrortla> Incarus: first time that i sent a photo with this system http://picfront.de/uploaded.php?images=6ZMAzPrX4S
[15:11] <ActionParsnip> Incarus: some people get super paranoid with teir linux installs and install all sorts of nonesense to make it more secure but it ends up making it cluttered
[15:12] <altrortla> Incarus: tell me if you see this
[15:12] <freegoo> How can i format a partition as HFS???
[15:12] <TheGambler> ActionParsnip: that actually is happening to me, I think
, yes
[15:12] <TheGambler> I can't get FreeNX to work because my firewall settings and ssh settings are too locked down
[15:12] <ActionParsnip> !ati | rondnelly_
[15:12] <diginux> freegoo: dont think you can
[15:12] <TheGambler> because of an online tutorial LOL
[15:12] <erUSUL> Incarus: stop the offtopic please.
[15:12] <kevinly> ActionParsnip: i dont think so, but why can i alt-ctrl-del but not enter my username
[15:12] <freegoo> diginux there must be a toool
[15:13] <liemwei> newbie here
[15:13] <rondnelly_> ziroday, my friend has a problem installing it...
[15:13] <Incarus> erUSUL, k
[15:13] <gpled> liemwei: you call?
[15:13] <sipior> freegoo: you can have a look at the hfsprogs package
[15:13] <ziroday> rondnelly_: well as long as you follow the instructions you should be fine.
[15:13] <diginux> freegoo: don't think so, its propietary
[15:13] <sipior> freegoo: or just use a mac, i suppose :-)
[15:13] <freegoo> thanks sipior
[15:13] <ActionParsnip> kevinly: strange, i would check that usb is enabled in bios, the keyboard and mouse are usually attatched to the usb bus
[15:13] <rondnelly_> Ok, Thankyou o/
, zoom it, or change font size
[15:13] <liemwei> im newbie in ubuntu
[15:13] <liemwei> %C3 yeap
[15:13] <storbeck> !ask | liemwei
[15:13] <Incarus> lienwei, whats the problem?
[15:14] <mohan_> Hi..
[15:14] <liemwei> im sorry
[15:14] <Bram_P> SlimeyPete: I can't find the chipset, ubuntu can only see my mouse as extern plugged in
[15:14] <altrortla> Incarus: i have try to change screen resolution or use a zoomer ... the result is the same
[15:14] <_infidel> hello, im having trouble adding an OpenLDAP entry. output:http://pastebin.com/d2c24ff59. My init.ldif file: http://pastebin.com/d389cef87. Any suggestions? Thnx in advance
[15:14] <mohan_> Is there any software from which i can make Dubbing (Voiceover)?
[15:14] <ziroday> mohan_: audacity?
[15:14] <Yorix> does anybdy know a good and complete tutorial on installing apache2/tomcat6 on intrepid?
[15:14] <altrortla> Incarus: ok another photo
[15:14] <liemwei> thx Incarus
[15:14] <ActionParsnip> mohan_: if its for video, kino or avidemux
[15:14] <erUSUL> !tomcat
[15:14] <mohan_> it doesn't support importing of vedio right?
[15:15] <gpled> altrortla: what irc client are you using in that screen shot?
, seems to be a bug
[15:15] <just_use_ssh> leave
[15:15] <Cube3D> hey, how can I use bluetooth in ubuntu 8.10?
[15:15] <SlimeyPete> Bram_P: Hrm. I think your problem may be a bit beyond me then, I'm afraid, if Ubuntu can't see the hardware at all
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> !blutooth | Cube3D
[15:15] <ziroday> mohan_: for video try kdenline, kino or pitivi
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> !bluetooth | Cube3D
[15:15] <Cube3D> ActionParsnip: I know, but I can't
[15:15] <mohan_> ziroday: I think those software may not be able to record audio..
[15:15] <Cube3D> :S I don't know why
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> Cube3D: does the device show up in lspci or lsusb?
[15:16] <Incarus> Cube3D, you need drivers first (dont ask me)
[15:16] <mohan_> those are all video editing package right?
[15:16] <ziroday> mohan_: yes they can
[15:16] <Cube3D> ctionParsnip: yes, bluetooth appear, sorry for my english
[15:16] <ziroday> mohan_: possibly not kino
[15:16] <sina> hi , my pidgin messenger is crashed what can i do now???///
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> 1info  kdenline
[15:16] <mohan_> pitivi also doesn't record audio..
[15:16] <mohan_> i tried..
[15:16] <ziroday> sina: start it from the command line and pastebin the output
[15:16] <storbeck> Cube3D: You probably need to enable it in your kernel
[15:16] <xXChippoXx> now ive purged wine ,s till the GUI lacks text etc as in http://www.norswedian.se/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=36&Itemid=54
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> sina: killall pidgin
[15:16] <rondnelly_> sina, try reinstalling it
[15:16] <rondnelly_> zina*
[15:16] <gpled> sina: what error message are you getting?
[15:17] <xXChippoXx> i mean i purged and reinstalled fron wnieHQ repos
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> sina: then rerun it as normal
[15:17] <rondnelly_> or use emesene  :D
, or manually download it from wine page
[15:17] <Cube3D> storbeck: how can I enable?
[15:17] <freegoo> sipior: hfsprocs is great, lil question what version of debain is used for ubuntu 8.10
[15:17] <sina> it dont show any error
[15:17] <storbeck> Cube3D: Search Google
[15:17] <Cube3D> :P ok, thanks
[15:17] <xXChippoXx> Incarus, can u post the url again pls ?
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> xXChippoXx: mv ~/.wine ~/.wine_old
[15:17] <Incarus> Does anyone have 3d or screen problems?
[15:18] <sina> but it doesnt open normal
[15:18] <altrortla> Incarus: i have used Kmag you can see the result http://picfront.de/uploaded.php?images=0W6mNIjJV
[15:18] <ActionParsnip> xXChippoXx: have you read the entry for the app in appdb?
[15:18] <ActionParsnip> sina: try a reboot
[15:18] <sipior> freegoo: ubuntu releases aren't tied to a specific debian release, to my knowledge. did you mean the package version of hfsprogs?
[15:18] <xXChippoXx> huh ?
[15:18] <erUSUL> !appdb | xXChippoXx
[15:18] <mlbarnes> I setup an email server using postfix and dovecot. When I connect from my home computer I get an error saying my security certificate doesn't match the domain. The security certificate says localhost.localhost. How and where do I fix that?
[15:19] <xXChippoXx> its a fresh install and wine never worked, che k the appdb? not even wincfg gives any san UI
[15:19] <xXChippoXx> san = sane
[15:19] <S_A> Hi! Is there anyone who has rdesktop working with eToken Smart card support ?
, http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/pool/main/w/wine/wine_1.1.15~winehq0~ubuntu~8.10-0ubuntu4_i386.deb
[15:19] <storbeck> mlbarnes: Do you have a certificate?
[15:19] <burkmat> Attempting to mount a remote FS using sshfs but I can't seem to find an option for IdentityFile... Any clues?
[15:19] <mlbarnes> storbeck: negative
[15:19] <altrortla> Incarus: no is no correct...  First week teaching is good...
[15:20] <mlbarnes> storbeck: it is not a SSL connection though. It looks more like a host problem but I don't see that
[15:20] <kernu> like i do cp -r /home/hope/files/* /home/hope/backup and it keeps me asking for every file to confirm if i want to overwrite
[15:20] <storbeck> kernu: cp -f
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> xXChippoXx: or: sudo apt-get --purge remove wine; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove; sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get install wine
[15:20] <n8tuserf> kernu -> umm do not have the options -i  ?
[15:20] <erUSUL> kernu: add -f (force ) to the options
[15:20] <diginux> r3dux: what class?
[15:20] <storbeck> kernu: You don't need to use the '*'
[15:20] <kernu> i tried f and it was the same, let me try again
[15:20] <storbeck> cp -rf /home/hope/files /home/hope/backup
[15:21] <r3dux> diginux, Multimedia stream C++ @ Ballarat Uni
 i dont know
[15:21] <kernu> [root@radiusweb images]# cp -rf /var/www/vhosts/radiusnautica.com/httpdocs/upload/* /var/www/vhosts/radiusnautica.com/subdomains/nautica/httpdocs/upload
[15:21] <kernu> cp: overwrite `/var/www/vhosts/radiusnautica.com/subdomains/nautica/httpdocs/upload/adria2.jpg'?
[15:21] <kernu> there
[15:21] <FloodBot2> kernu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:21] <Mjateznik> Hello evryone
[15:21] <kernu> it asks for overwrite
[15:21] <kernu> even tho i did -rf
[15:21] <r3dux> I am so hungry.
[15:21] <xXChippoXx> how many times am i supposed to repeats this to verify this aint gonna work ???
[15:21] <Mjateznik> I got a problem with case sensitivy in Flash.
[15:21] <Mjateznik> Flash can only read either "up" or "left" though it can get a "up-right" command
[15:21] <ActionParsnip> kernu: have a step before to remove the previous version
[15:21] <sipior> kernu: do you have cp aliased to something? type "alias" in a terminal to see.
[15:21] <r3dux> I think I'm going to go eat.
[15:21] <storbeck> Why aren't you compressing it anyway?
[15:21] <r3dux> Gnight.
[15:22] <tommy```> life is better without segmentation fault
[15:22] <ikonia> kernu: unalias rm
[15:22] <Incarus> ok, i have to go
[15:22] <Incarus> bye
[15:22] <sina> and how can i play a DVD movie whit it menu
[15:22] <kernu> yeah
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> !dvd | sina
, install libdvdcss2
[15:22] <kernu> alias cp='cp -i'
[15:22] <kernu> how can i remove that?
[15:22] <sipior> kernu: then "unalias cp"
[15:22] <ikonia> kernu: unalias cp
[15:22] <mlbarnes> storbeck: if my server did come with a certificate, where would I find it to edit the settings?
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> kernu: edit ~/.bashrc
, or use vlc
[15:22] <kernu> thanks a lot guys
[15:22] <Incarus> bye
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> kernu: and comment out the alias you dont want
[15:23] <xXChippoXx> sudo apt-get --purge remove wine; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove; sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get install wine <------------- already done.... didnt do anyt difference
[15:23] <kernu> thanks so much guys, been really confused, and obviously i didn't know about aliases
[15:23] <kernu> hm, can i use alias for example to access directories i commonly use?
[15:23] <sipior> kernu: yep
[15:23] <kernu> like alias something cd to my dir
[15:23] <ActionParsnip> xXChippoXx: let me websearch
[15:23] <kernu> awesome
[15:24] <storbeck> kernu: You should compress your backups
[15:24] <kernu> it's not backup
[15:24] <kernu> we are splitting site into 2 subdomains
[15:24] <xXChippoXx> http://www.norswedian.se/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=36&Itemid=54  shows you what i see everytime wine is run from this computer
[15:24] <kernu> i use plesk for backing up
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> xXChippoXx: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/wine/74990-no-fonts-wine.html
[15:24] <storbeck> Plesks backup feature is a joke :/
[15:25] <kernu> (and plesk backups sucked so far, lots of problems with remote repos)
[15:25] <kernu> yeah it stinks
[15:25] <Mjateznik> Why don't my computer accept "left" and "up" arrow key at the same time. But works perfectly fine for "right" and "up"
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> xXChippoXx: http://wiki.jswindle.com/index.php/Fonts
[15:25] <n8tuserf> amanda is good for backing up
[15:25] <kernu> but i'm using command line plesk backup options, plesk gui feats are poo
[15:25] <zeltak> BYE
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> Mjateznik: do they generate events in xev?
[15:26] <Mjateznik> I don't know. how do I check? or what is Xev the short for?
[15:26] <storbeck> kernu: Just put this in a cron job: tar -cf /var/www/vhosts/radiusnautica.com/backup"
[15:26] <altrortla> inca
[15:26] <ActionParsnip> Mjateznik: X EVent
[15:26] <Mjateznik> running it in terminal
[15:26] <storbeck> kernu: Just put this in a cron job: tar -cf "/var/www/vhosts/radiusnautica.com/backup-$(date +%m%Y)" /var/www/vhosts/radiusnautica.com
[15:26] <ActionParsnip> Mjateznik: its a terminal command and will tell you wen an input is recieved form any source
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> !fonts | xXChippoXx
[15:27] <spike_> Is there someone have a tutorial to install kiba-dock for intrepid please
[15:27] <kernu> storbeck: thanks, but that doesn't back up databases and mailboxes
[15:27] <xXChippoXx> i already ahve mstcorefonts
[15:27] <Mjateznik> no
[15:27] <xXChippoXx> i made sure to cover that
[15:27] <kernu> so what i do is use plesk command line backup to backup complete client, then sftp it to remote ftp
[15:27] <xXChippoXx> still im wondering if nvidia driver can spoil wine
[15:28] <kernu> i had major problem recently, you wouldn't beleive
[15:28] <ActionParsnip> spike_: is your linux 32bit?
[15:28] <Mjateznik> actionparsnip: they generate alone but not togheter
[15:28] <storbeck> You can easily backup your databases...: mysqldump -u user -p database > database.sql; tar -cf database.backup.tar database.sql
[15:28] <ActionParsnip> xXChippoXx: wine looks in your windows\fonts folder, id suggest you put some fonts in there
[15:28] <kernu> we upgraded plesk and it turns out that serbia and montenegro split between 2 versions of plesk and became 2 separate countries, so i couldnt import our backups due to "unkown country code scg" :d
[15:29] <spike_> ActionParsnip: Yes
[15:29] <storbeck> Don't use sftp when moving larges amounts of files
[15:29] <storbeck> Use scp
[15:29] <altrortla> This is what appen.... NOW I HAve a good screenshot .... http://picfront.de/uploaded.php?images=YUXwhJevV
[15:29] <kernu> storbeck: what about mailboxes?
[15:29] <storbeck> That depends on what kind of mail structure you have
[15:29] <storbeck> Is it mbox...maildir..mh?
[15:29] <glitsj16> spike_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=728231 for kiba-dock .debs and instructions
[15:29] <ActionParsnip> spike_: try this, someone has made a deb: http://fred.cpp.googlepages.com/kiba-dock_0.1cvs20061018-1_i386.deb
[15:29] <kernu> i have to check, it's what came with plesk as default
[15:30] <ActionParsnip> spike_: you will need to satisy deps
[15:30] <Lint01> !midi
[15:30] <juro> !vlc
[15:30] <ActionParsnip> spike_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=972117
[15:30] <spike_> ActionParsnip, glitsjl16: Thanks
[15:30] <Mjateznik> ActionParsnip: pressing RIGHT arrowkey gives output 114, UP 111 and LEFT 113. When I press UP and RIGHT arrowkey at the same time both figures turn up as output. When pressing LEFT and UP only one turn up but generally two times
[15:30] <altrortla> Incarus is gone?
[15:30] <altrortla> azz
[15:31] <evride> hey dudez
[15:31] <ActionParsnip> Mjateznik: then your keyboard isnt mapped properly
[15:31] <evride> so i restarted to see if my sound works
[15:31] <xXChippoXx> a proof that i actualloy ahve the fons is that when switching tabs
[15:31] <evride> my sound does work
[15:31] <kernu> hm, so how do i add alias
[15:31] <xXChippoXx> i can actuaklly see glimpses of the texts
[15:31] <storbeck> kernu: read the man page :)
[15:31] <evride> but my microphone does not work
[15:31] <xXChippoXx> still the problem is that it åuts the UI without text most of the time
[15:31] <ActionParsnip> xXChippoXx: i'd try to get the file the guide talks about - Tahoma.exe or whatever and install that with wine
[15:32] <ActionParsnip> xXChippoXx: or ask in #winehq which will give better answers
[15:32] <storbeck> kernu: alias poop='echo poop'
[15:32] <Mjateznik> ActionParsnip: Ok.
[15:32] <ActionParsnip> !keyboard | Mjateznik
[15:32] <kernu> thanks, think i just messed something up one dir is missing :S
[15:32] <evride> anyone have an HP laptop with built in microphone?
[15:32] <blutrille> I am able to get Citrix to work through the web interface but unable to get the client up and running. I have copied the security cert from firefox to the cacert folder for the ICA client but still get an error. any help?
[15:33] <giaco> what the hell why loggin in inside a frameset with firefox doesn't worl
[15:33] <giaco> work
[15:33] <kernu> ok this was weird, i was in images folder and ls gives me nothing, i cd .. and go back and now files are there o.O
[15:33] <storbeck> blutrille: What is the problem?
[15:33] <kernu> phew
[15:33] <mib_xvcepyoe> hey guys
[15:33] <mib_xvcepyoe> is anyone here?
[15:34] <mib_xvcepyoe> ?
[15:34] <evride> lots of people
[15:34] <bazhang> mib_xvcepyoe, yes
[15:34] <xXChippoXx> i start to wonder the problem is becaue of the swedisn language settings
[15:34] <evride> 1438 people in the room
[15:34] <mib_xvcepyoe> is there anyone who can help me with a problem i have with my ubuntu server?
[15:34] <ActionParsnip> blutrille: do you have read access to the file, and write access if its needed
[15:34] <keyton> is there any altrenative plugin of izotope ozone for linux
[15:34] <storbeck> !ask | mib_xvcepyoe
[15:34] <ActionParsnip> !anyone | mib_xvcepyoe
[15:34] <blutrille> storbeck: I am getting an error code 20, error 86 when trying to start up the Citrix ICA client for Linux
[15:34] <cr3> what does it mean "configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables"? wat to do??
[15:34] <evride> i've got a question, how do i get my microphone working?
[15:34] <storbeck> blutrille: That means nothing to me, tell me what the error itself is
[15:35] <evride> i've tried every single driver or device in the Sounds config
[15:35] <storbeck> evride: type in alsamixer
[15:35] <kernu> another question and i stop wasting your time guys, can i for example make alias abc="/some/folder/deep/in/the/tree/" and then use cp something abc
[15:35] <storbeck> and see if it's enabled
[15:35] <evride> k
[15:35] <kernu> or any other command
[15:35] <ActionParsnip> cr3: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-91073.html
[15:35] <mib_xvcepyoe> I'm new to ubuntu and set up a server yesterday, the problem I'm having is I cannot get the laptop to show up on the network, it might be that the network adapter is not being detected by ubuntu but im not sure
[15:36] <storbeck> no kernu
[15:36] <nuudle> hi, folks
[15:36] <cambazz> hello. i am trying to mount a mac disk to the ubuntu server. it mounts it but as vfat, and nothing shows inside
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> cr3: make sure you run: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[15:36] <evride> a little app showed up storbeck
[15:36] <storbeck> evride: look for mic
[15:36] <cambazz> and fdisk /dev/sdb1 shows the partition a GPT
[15:36] <nuudle> mib_xvcepyoe, Can they ping each other?
[15:36] <blutrille> storbeck: The security certificate "*.cetrom.net" could not e validated. (SSL provider code 20, error 86)
[15:36] <evride> i dont see mic, i see capture
[15:36] <storbeck> blutrille: Did you buy the certificate?
[15:37] <storbeck> evride: It's the same thing...
[15:37] <evride> k
[15:37] <evride> and just raise the level all the way up?
[15:37] <storbeck> yes
[15:37] <storbeck> and make sure it doesn't say 'MM'
[15:37] <nuudle> What's the apt-get equivalent to rpm -qi ?  That is, how do I show a pkg's description and/or files?
[15:38] <blutrille> storbeck: no this is a valid cert that is working when using the web interface via firefox. i exported the cert and renamed it with .crt as told but get this error
[15:38] <serge> привет
[15:38] <storbeck> nuudle: apt-get -s
[15:38] <serge> ктота знает, как можно проиграть .ape extension ?
[15:38] <Mjateznik> ActionParsnip: Thanks for the help! Though it seems none of the DELL layouts work out perfect, though this problems solved
[15:38] <nuudle> storbeck, Thanks, Storbeck
[15:38] <storbeck> blutrille: Did you restart apache?
[15:39] <xXChippoXx> i think its because of my nvidia card
[15:39] <evride> how do i totally kill a skype instance if i there is not window?
[15:39] <blutrille> ActionParsnip: yes i can edit the file if ness
[15:39] <serge> sorry, missed channel
[15:39] <Mjateznik> ActionParsnip: The problem is probably that DELL have changed their keyboardmap in the latest laptops of the Latitude Serie, where should this bug be reported?
[15:39] <nuudle> storbeck, Er, can you give me an example please?
[15:39] <storbeck> evride: find the PID using ps aux, then kill -9 pid#
[15:39] <stealth-> I hook up my MP3 and nothing happens. Its pretty old, but there is nothing in fdisk about it, and its not already mounted. What can I do if I cant find it in fdisk?
[15:39] <evride> k
[15:39] <TimothyA> how do i check my local mail?
[15:39] <blutrille> storbeck: would restarting the whole system have done the same thing? if so then yes
[15:39] <storbeck> nuudle: apt-get -s firefox
[15:40] <Mjateznik> TimothyA: please elaborate
[15:40] <Melik> I had a question about USB installations, instead of a casper/live CD USB installations can i just install grub and a traditional ext2 filesystem
[15:40] <cdavis> kvpnc requires pppd but there is no package called pppd? Do I install ipppd>?
[15:40] <TimothyA> i'm in a console. and at the moment my SSH is popping up with notifications that I have mail
[15:40] <nuudle> storbeck, "E: Invalid operation firefox"
[15:40] <TimothyA> but i can't access the 'mail' command for some reason as it doesn't exist
[15:40] <cr3> wat wat in tha batt, i install libcairo ibatk ilibpnago coz i dont have gtk to run ff3 and i see kids in hoods outside walkiing all 10 tenyeraold all inn hoods
[15:40] <lenswipe> has the 9.04 come out yet?
[15:41] <lenswipe> or is it just in  beta/
[15:41] <nuudle> TimothyA, pine?
[15:41] <lenswipe> im a little out of touch
[15:41] <lenswipe> lol
[15:41] <mib_xvcepyoe> lenswipe still in beta
[15:41] <Mjateznik> lenswipe: 9.04 comes out 2009-04
[15:41] <lenswipe> also does anyone know if its an LTS versoin
[15:41] <evride> 9.04 means april 09
[15:41] <lenswipe> version*
[15:41] <evride> year.month
[15:41] <cdavis> does ipppd package satisfy pppd needs for kvpnc?
[15:41] <david_> hello, can i have a ls -lah of somebodys /dev/cdrom please
[15:42] <mib_xvcepyoe> how do I get my ubuntu server to show up on my lan so i can ssh to it?
[15:42] <nuudle> cdavis, apt-get install ppp doesn't work?
[15:42] <drag0n1> Hey guys, quick Q about kvm migration on hardy. We have a hardy vm installed successfully on a logical volume on the host (also hardy). when we were trying to migrate the vm to another host, we ran into trouble in two places. We couldn't transfer the logical volume to a new external machine and we also found out that migration isn't supported in hardys version of kvm. Any ideas how we can overcome these issues?
[15:42] <TimothyA> nuudle; pine?
[15:42] <oCean_> mib_xvcepyoe: if it's in the same network, you should be able to ping the ip of the server
[15:43] <lenswipe> mib_xvcepyoe: yeah if u mean show up and announce itself isnt that into the realms of UPnP?
[15:43] <nuudle> TimothyA, biff off lol
[15:43] <cdavis> nuudle: hmm, ppp is already installed, maybe kvpnc is confused
[15:43] <storbeck> nuudle: apt-get -s install firefox
[15:43] <oCean_> mib_xvcepyoe: if you want to use hostnames, you'll need setup /etc/hosts or even dns
[15:43] <kipseron_> hi how i can check the system installation date?
[15:43] <mib_xvcepyoe> oCean: it actually seems like its not connected even though it is because i do not see it as being online in my router homepage, it doesnt show up
[15:43] <david_> please guys  somebodys ls -la /dev/cdrom
[15:43] <storbeck> david_: Why is that of any importants to you?
[15:44] <nuudle> storbeck, firefox is already the newest version.
[15:44] <blutrille> storbeck: I have been unable to find any info that is useful for this issue so far... any ideas?
[15:44] <storbeck> It just simulates the install
[15:44] <nuudle> I see
[15:44] <storbeck> What is it you're trying to do?
[15:44] <Scunizi> david_: try ls -la /media/cdrom0
[15:44] <nuudle> I want it to print out the package description
[15:44] <david_> storbeck: i just need to see if the rights are different to suse
[15:44] <nuudle> I'd also like to be able to print out the file list
[15:44] <Dive7> saludos desde españa a todo el anal
[15:44] <nuudle> ala rpm -qi and rpm -qf
[15:45] <nuudle> rofl @ Dive
[15:45] <david_> Scunizi: i need _your_ right info on cdrom :D
[15:45] <bazhang> !es
[15:45] <storbeck> I don't know red hat, so I was just taking a shot in the dark :)
[15:45] <mib_xvcepyoe> oCean ok good news im able to ping it, odd, but i cant ssh to it
[15:45] <storbeck> I'm more of a gentoo man :P
[15:45] <cdavis> nuudle: kvpnc complains that pppd isn't found
[15:45] <nuudle> storbeck, Fair enough.  Thanks anyway
[15:45] <kipseron_> hi how i can check the system installation date?
[15:45] <storbeck> np
[15:45] <nuudle> cdavis, What, specifically, does it say?
[15:45] <sipior> kipseron_: check in /var/log/installer
[15:46] <blutrille> storbeck: the cert works in firefox with no issues it is not able to be validated when trying to use the ICA client directly?
[15:46] <oCean_> nuudle: dpkg -L <packagename> list all files, dpkg -I <packagename-version.deb> will print the info
[15:46] <Mjateznik> lenswipe: next LTS seems to be coming 2010, 3 years after the last LTS which was s8.04
[15:46] <cdavis> nuudle: debug: [pppd] sh: /usr/sbin/pptp: not found
[15:46] <nuudle> oCean_,  Awesome!  Thanks, oCean_ !
[15:46] <storbeck> I don't know blutrille. It's hard to troubleshoot ssl issues when I'm not sitting in front of it
[15:46] <evride> stobeck:my microphone still doesn't work
[15:46] <nuudle> pptp is not pppd, it's pptp
[15:46] <evride> turned up the sound all the way with alsamixer
[15:46] <Mjateznik> so I would guess the second release in 2010 is ment to be Long Term Support (3years)
[15:46] <evride> tried everything
[15:46] <storbeck> Are you sure it's not muted?
[15:47] <evride> yes
[15:47] <storbeck> Can lscpi find it?
[15:47] <cdavis> Isn't there a ubuntu program similar to provides?
[15:48] <ibuclaw> evride: is this using the onboard soundcard?
[15:48] <nuudle> cdavis, That was going to be my next question
[15:48] <blutrille> storbeck: agreed, should i need to have anything other than the cert in the cacert folder with .crt added onto it?
[15:48] <nuudle> cdavis, How to go the other way and ask apt which package some random file goes to
[15:48] <tommy```> ubuntu 8.10 for ppc don't reveal my cdrom device.... solution?
[15:49] <evride> ibuclaw:yes i believe so, its an integrated microphone
[15:49] <storbeck> blutrille: Make sure you have the right path in your ssl.conf, then restart apache (something like /etc/init.d/httpd restart)
[15:49] <nuudle> tommy```, dmesg, look for interface
[15:49] <oCean_> nuudle: dpkg -S <filename> , however it does not seem to be as sophisticated as rpm -qf  imo
[15:49] <storbeck> If the server restarts ok, and the cert is in the right place, then the cert is fine
[15:49] <blutrille> storbeck: ok will do thx
[15:49] <tiredbones> My distro is 8.10. I'm trying to upgrade to OO 3.0. I do:  system -> administration -> software sources. I get the following error      W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net intrepid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 60D11217247D1CFF. could someone help?
[15:49] <nuudle> oCean_, Fair enough.  Thanks again mate
[15:49] <mohook> hi
[15:49] <ibuclaw> evride: not sure if this will help, but I always use asoundconf before I use any audio devices in a new install.
[15:50] <ibuclaw> evride: asoundconf list # will list all devices
[15:50] <tommy```> nuudle: how? I'm in cd installation
[15:50] <evride> k
[15:50] <ibuclaw> evride: asoundconf set-default-card CARD # will set that device as the default
[15:50] <nuudle> tommy```, You mean a livecd?
[15:50] <mib_xvcepyoe> how can i make sure that openssh is installed?
[15:50] <storbeck> mib_xvcepyoe: ssh to something
[15:50] <tommy```> nuudle: yeah sorry for my english
[15:50] <nuudle> mib_xvcepyoe, apt-get -s install sshd
[15:50] <evride> all that shows up after typeing asoundconf # is Intel
[15:51] <nuudle> mib_xvcepyoe, apt-get -s install openssh
[15:51] <nahmin> how i set the root passwd? i forgot. sudo -su..passwd? ?
[15:51] <ibuclaw> evride: then run:  asoundconf set-default-card Intel
[15:51] <david_> su -c "passwd"?
[15:51] <storbeck> nahmin: sudo su
[15:51] <mohook> erm, ive some trouble with my notebook, capslock does not work correctly, if its activate everthing is in lowercase and if ist deactivate everything is in uppercase. i use 8.04
[15:51] <evride> k
[15:51] <storbeck> then login
[15:51] <mib_xvcepyoe> storbeck: I tried to the laptop but it doesnt work so I'm trying to find out whats wrong whether openssh is installed and everything
[15:51] <nuudle> tommy```, type mount, see what cd is already mounted as
[15:51] <storbeck> then passwd
[15:51] <AJC_Z0> mib_xvcepyoe: # dpkg -l openssh*
[15:51] <mohook> can someone help me?
[15:51] <oCean_> !root | nahmin
[15:51] <nahmin> hmm
[15:51] <nahmin> i`m there
[15:52] <nahmin> on that page
[15:52] <AJC_Z0> How do I stop Update Manager stealing focus?
[15:52] <csk_> hi all!
[15:52] <DIFH-iceroot> !enter | nahmin
[15:52] <nahmin> but the command is more easly i just forgot it
[15:52] <nuudle> hi, CSX
[15:52] <BinaryDragon> Hello everyone
[15:52] <tommy```> nuudle: how can I use dmesg | cdrom ?
[15:52] <nuudle> hi, BD
[15:52] <csk_> ;) .... i have a little question, i hope you can give me some advice
[15:52] <ibuclaw> evride: again, I'm sure if it will help. it's just what I do as I have a few soundcards that I switch between all the time, and it always ensures that the application I'm about to start will use that device.
[15:52] <storbeck> tommy```: With your keyboard
[15:52] <mib_xvcepyoe> nuudle ill try that now thanks
[15:52] <csk_> i'am havin problems with my wireless connection
[15:53] <storbeck> csk_: That's vague
[15:53] <nuudle> lol... don't we all
[15:53] <csk_> ok ok
[15:53] <evride> well it hasnt worked
[15:53] <csk_> i mean ... with wpa
[15:53] <storbeck> csk_: Again, that's vague
[15:53] <csk_> ok ok
[15:53] <storbeck> What is the actual problem?
[15:53] <nahmin> i resolve it
[15:53] <csk_> be patient, i don't speak very well english :P
[15:53] <evride> i guess im ok to go without a microphone for awhile, i just hope it gets fixed in the next release
[15:54] <oCean_> nahmin: what the page says is that it is very rarely necessary to enable the root account. You have to be *really*, *REALLY* sure that there is no alternativve
[15:54] <csk_> ok ... the problem is, when i try to connect to my wireless connection (WPA) it doesn't connect
[15:54] <loa_router> where i can find jaunty reps&
[15:54] <loa_router> ?
[15:54] <loa_router> i need few packets from it.
[15:54] <csk_> but i have other computers that don't have the problem , it isn't an router problem
[15:54] <storbeck> csk_: if you keep asking generic questions, we'll keep giving generic answers
[15:55] <nuudle> lol
[15:55] <HoNgOuRu> hi, I'm getting this error
[15:55] <HoNgOuRu> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/postgresql-8.3_8.3.6-0ubuntu8.10_amd64.deb: subprocess new pre-removal script returned error exit status 1
[15:55] <mohook> csk_, what say ifconfig
[15:55] <skorasaurus> hi, i'm trying to format a USB drive using mkdos fs and I am receving an error that says 'unable to open /dev/sdc1
[15:55] <csk_> ok ... the curious think is that with an usb wireless dev it works perfect
[15:55] <skorasaurus> I already unmounted the drive using umount.
[15:55] <ibuclaw> loa_router: http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[15:55] <csk_> ifconfig ... gives no ip
[15:55] <storbeck> mohook: You don't use ifconfig for wireless
[15:55] <HoNgOuRu> hi, I'm getting this error
[15:55] <loa_router> ibuclaw, thx
[15:55] <HoNgOuRu> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/postgresql-8.3_8.3.6-0ubuntu8.10_amd64.deb: subprocess new pre-removal script returned error exit status 1
[15:55] <storbeck> csk_: What interface do you have?
[15:55] <diginux> is there a reason an app would run better with wine in kubunt 8.10 vs ubunti 8.10?
[15:56] <mohook> storbeck, if you use ifconfig you can see if he gets an ip
[15:56]  * enissay_ test
[15:56] <sipior> diginux: not an obvious one
[15:56] <csk_> Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11b/g
[15:56] <storbeck> mohook: You do not use ifconfig for wireless.
[15:56] <mohook> maybe only the gateway is missed or something
[15:56] <csk_> comes with dell mini 9
[15:56] <diginux> sipior: interesting: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=14318
[15:56] <GaRRu> Hey How do I change the programme switching view to a square view??
[15:56] <storbeck> csk_: That doesn't tell me anything. What interface are you using?
[15:56] <nuudle> GaRRu, compiz
[15:56] <GaRRu> I have installed the 3d and the conztlation
[15:56] <csk_> now, ethernet
[15:56] <GaRRu> ha?
[15:56] <xXChippoXx> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=978050   <---- this sounds exactly like my wine prob
[15:56] <GaRRu> compiz?
[15:57] <n8tuserf> !who
[15:57] <storbeck> csk_: what interface?!
[15:57] <nuudle> compiz-fusion
[15:57] <csk_> that is what ypu mean?
[15:57] <mohook> i can see my wireless connection if i use ifconfig @storbeck
[15:57] <csk_> scruce me again
[15:57] <skorasaurus> !tab
[15:57] <storbeck> ath0 ath1 wifi0 etc
[15:57] <csk_> ok
[15:57] <csk_> eth1
[15:57] <Lint01> !tab
[15:57] <storbeck> eth1 is not for wireless....
[15:57] <nuudle> with some drivers it is, actually
[15:57] <loa_router> ibuclaw, sorry again but how i can update my system to jaunty?
[15:57] <csk_> ?? ... but wait
[15:58] <csk_> that's not the problem
[15:58] <csk_> with wep it works good
[15:58] <k371n> Very nice chat. :)
[15:58] <storbeck> csk_: You never told me what the problem is
[15:58] <nuudle> loa_router, apt-get upgrade?
[15:58] <tiredbones> My distro is 8.10. I'm trying to upgrade to OO 3.0. I do:  system -> administration -> software sources. I get the following error      W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net intrepid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 60D11217247D1CFF. could someone help?
[15:58] <csk_> wpa is the problem
[15:58] <oCean_> !who > csk
[15:58] <storbeck> wpa works fine
[15:58] <csk_> but only with the integrated wireless dev
[15:58] <ibuclaw> loa_router: full upgrade? or just a few packages?
[15:58] <csk_> with an usb it works good
[15:58] <oCean_> !who > csk_
[15:58] <nuudle> tiredbones, download the gpg key from the website and add it
[15:58] <loa_router> ibuclaw, full
[15:58] <mohook> erm, ive some trouble with my notebook, capslock does not work correctly, if its activate everthing is in lowercase and if ist deactivate everything is in uppercase. i use 8.04. can someone help me?
[15:58] <storbeck> What exactly is the problem you are having? other than "it doesn't work"
[15:58] <csk_> ;)
[15:59] <tiredbones> nuudle, how do i do that?
[15:59] <nuudle> mohook, lol... that's hilarious
[15:59] <mohook> thats stupid 0o
[15:59] <loa_router> ibuclaw, i want mesa 7.3 but i think i need many another deps for it
[15:59] <csk_> storbeck: when i say it doesn't qwork i mean it doesn't connect
[15:59] <storbeck> ugh
[15:59] <csk_> storbeck:  i think it is a driver problem .. but ot sure
[15:59] <GaRRu> nuudle I installed that too
[16:00] <mohook> csk_, did you see your wireless network?
[16:00] <ibuclaw> loa_router: hmmm .... sounds like you only want to partially upgrade then. There is such a thing called pinning
[16:00] <csk_> storbeck:  any advice3?
[16:00] <storbeck> csk_: no
[16:00] <csk_> mohook: yes
[16:00] <mohook> so i think thats no driver problem
[16:00] <loa_router> ibuclaw, pinning?
[16:00] <storbeck> csk_: You're still not giving me what the error is when trying to connect
[16:00] <csk_> maybe NetworkManager problem?
[16:00] <nuudle> tiredbones, http://amazing-development.com/archives/2006/02/24/fixing-gpg-errors-with-apt-get-for-dummies-like-me/
[16:00] <mohook> nuudle, any solutions about the caps lock problem?:>
[16:00] <loa_router> ibuclaw, sorry for be stupid, but what is it?
[16:01] <ibuclaw> loa_router: one min, I'll just IM you.
[16:01] <storbeck> csk_: http://www.newlinuxuser.com/howto-use-iwconfig/
[16:01] <nuudle> mohook, Sorry, no.  I just find it hilarious
[16:01] <tommy```> nuudle: i've resolved with modprobe ide-scsi, why?
[16:01] <csk_> storbeck: ok, i will read iwconfig
[16:01] <csk_> storbeck: but ... iwconfig isn't for wpa ... is it?
[16:01] <nuudle> tommy```, Could be sata or some livecd voodoo on the drive
[16:02] <GaRRu> nuudle: its installed already what now should I do? how do I change it?
[16:02] <nuudle> wpa_supplicant
[16:02] <csk_> storbeck: i think it is something with wpa_supplicant
[16:02] <evride> ya nothing has worked for my microphone, thanks for trying to help tho stobeck and ibuclaw
[16:02] <tommy```> nuudle: read here please: http://ubuntu-virginia.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=964904&page=5
[16:03] <nuudle> brb
[16:03] <disappearedng> hey my ubuntu can't detect my widescreen display any ideas on how I could do that? \
[16:03] <evride> new question, how do i make the title bar opaque when it's not in focus? I don't want it to be transparent
[16:03] <csk_> nuddle: :P
[16:03] <csk_> nuddle: 8.9'' screen, sorry
[16:03] <mohook> hmm im trying to restart gdm maybe my problem get solved
[16:04] <mohook> brb
[16:04] <jexmex> whats the best way to share my files between linux/windows? Right now to get my music, i have to mount c: then browse to the my music directory on my windows partition, I did not give enough space to linux to copy my music over
[16:04] <evride> jexmex, i do that
[16:04] <jexmex> maybe a symlink?
[16:04] <evride> wait, is the music on another computer?
[16:04] <jexmex> no
[16:04] <xXChippoXx> problem solved by ; http://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ#head-dec980f6deabdb11b789c981bf49e10e70929eaf : question 6.21.
[16:04] <evride> o
[16:05] <evride> well nvm then
[16:05] <mohook> jeah
[16:05] <S_A> Hi! I am using eToken pro support package on 8.10 and rdesktop with smart card support. I am not able to login to remote server with Smart card. Can anyone help me ?
[16:05] <evride> guess symlink
[16:05] <mohook> restart of gdm has solved my problem \o/
[16:05] <mohook> thx anyway
[16:06] <evride> how do I make the title bars of applications that aren't in focus opaque and not transparent?
[16:07] <evride> anyone?
[16:08] <jexmex> evride: have you checked in the appearances area?
[16:08] <presshere> evride: there is a option in visual settings
[16:08] <evride> ya
[16:09] <GaRRu> I downloaded the 3d and everything to make the Square application and I still don't know how to install it
[16:09] <rdancer> is there a TeX support in eclipse?
[16:09] <evride> where's visual settings at?
[16:09] <presshere> evride: gnome desktop?
[16:09] <BinaryDragon> test
[16:09] <evride> o, i got set visual effects to none in appearance and it fixed it
[16:10] <evride> so thanks for the idea dudez
[16:10] <presshere> evride: you welkome
[16:10] <pronoy> !java
[16:10] <mib_efghw1ho> when i try sudo apt-get install openssh-server I'm getting Package openssh-server is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source. E: Package openssh-server has no installation candidate
[16:11] <pronoy> how to set java environment path in ubuntu, I have installed java.bin and need to run a .jar file
[16:11] <joaopinto> !java | pronoy
[16:11] <pronoy> !path
[16:12] <joaopinto> pronoy, to execute a jar file, use: java -jar file.jar
[16:12] <oCean_> mib_efghw1ho: what version ubuntu are you running?
[16:12] <oCean_> !info openssh-server
[16:12] <lasivian> "update-modules" is deprecated, what has replaced it please? thanks :)
[16:12] <HoNgOuRu> can someone help me??? I' trying to uninstall postgres ... here is the output.... http://pastebin.com/m4a34279f
[16:12] <mib_efghw1ho> its the latest one i just dled and installed it yesterday
[16:12] <pronoy> joaopinto: but if i just type java...then it shows me a list of packages that can be installed
[16:13] <pronoy> joaopinto: i think i need to set the environment variable path
[16:13] <HoNgOuRu> can someone help me??? I' trying to uninstall postgres ... here is the output....
[16:13] <HoNgOuRu> http://pastebin.com/m4a34279f
[16:13] <tommy```> ubuntu works on xbox360 ?
[16:13] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_: it's 8.10 i beleive its the latest one
[16:13] <skorasaurus> how do I delete a thread in the ubuntuforums ?
[16:14] <skorasaurus> i double posted.
[16:14] <skorasaurus> (making two threads)
[16:14] <diginux> HoNgOuRu: forums might be more helpful for this kind of problem
[16:14] <evride> ... set it as solved?
[16:14] <HoNgOuRu> ok
[16:14] <Pici> skorasaurus: Please ask in #ubuntuforums
[16:14] <oCean_> mib_efghw1ho: "lsb_release -a" will show, however the openssh-server should be in available in component main. Hmmm...
[16:14] <skorasaurus> k.
[16:15] <lasivian> it's funny that "man update-modules" does not tell you what the new command is :P
[16:15] <RPS> Hello Guys,
[16:15] <mohanohi> Hi
[16:15] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_: i believe when i was installing ubuntu yesterday i accidently forgot to set the openssh package to be installed from the menu with the others such as lamp and mail
[16:15] <RPS> Hello Guys, I lost my audio and I can't remember the command to restart it
[16:16] <mohanohi> How can i record dv data from firewire directly to mpeg2 (dvd compatible) format?
[16:16] <evride> where can i find more panel widgets?
[16:16] <pronoy> how do i set environment variable of java to access java -jar
[16:16] <pronoy> ????
[16:16] <mohanohi> I mean not getting uncompressed data which takeup lot of space..
[16:16] <oCean_> mib_efghw1ho: type "sudo apt-get update && apt-cache search openssh"
[16:16] <evride> RPS try just restarting the computer
[16:16] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_: ill try it right now
[16:16] <shadeslayer> hi i have a gnome-sensors applet which measures sensors using lm-sensors,it has settings for alerting me when the temps get too high
[16:16] <evride> did it for me just a couple minutes ago
[16:16] <lasivian> how do I load the recent changes I made to the modprobe.d/blacklist?
[16:17] <lasivian> the tutorial i'm reading is instructing me to use a deprecated command to do so and i'm stumped :)
[16:17] <pronoy> little help please
[16:17] <mohanohi> is there any package that do direct dv to dvd?
[16:17] <shadeslayer> nm
[16:17] <badfish69> !help | pronoy
[16:17] <mohanohi> pls anybody..
[16:17] <evride> RPS: or you can try some commands
[16:18] <badfish69> or uh
[16:18] <n8tuserf> pronoy -> set $CLASSPATH
[16:18] <evride> RPS: sudo killall pulseaudio
[16:18] <RPS> evride, it gets old having to reboot every day or two ...I've tried to resolve this problem before, but had to give up after a few hours of banging my head against the wall. .LOL
[16:18] <evride> RPS: sudo also force-reload
[16:18] <evride> i mean alsa force-reload
[16:18] <pronoy> n8tuserf: a bit of a noob here
[16:18] <n8tuserf> pronoy -> a bit of noob with java?
[16:19] <pronoy> n8tuserf: could you please elaborate
[16:19] <pronoy> n8tuserf: new to linux
[16:19] <pronoy> n8tuserf: done it with windows :)
[16:19] <storbeck> pronoy: That is not an Ubuntu issue.
[16:19] <evride> sorry I'll repeat that: sudo killall pulse audio                   sudo alsa force-reload
[16:19] <n8tuserf> pronoy same for windows, you set $CLASSPATH
[16:19] <pronoy> storbeck: setting a classpath not an issue ??!?! dude wtf ?
[16:19] <evride> did that work for you RPS?
[16:19] <mohanohi> ok... I think there is no package that do realtime mpeg2 capturing in ubuntu..
[16:19] <storbeck> pronoy: That's a question for #java - not #ubuntu
[16:19] <RPS> evride, it gave me an error message
[16:19] <pronoy> storbeck: its a standard os question
[16:20] <evride> what'd it say?
[16:20] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_: hmm that seemed to download some packages probably also openssh
[16:20] <pronoy> storbeck: every os requires classpath
[16:20] <pronoy> nm
[16:20] <storbeck> pronoy: Ubuntu is not an os
[16:20] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_: would i need to now restart?
[16:20] <storbeck> It's a distro
[16:20] <storbeck> You will want to ask in #java
[16:20] <oCean_> mib_efghw1ho: the apt-get update is only to re-sync indexfiles
[16:20] <pronoy> storbeck: yeah a distro on the linux os right...??
[16:21] <maowos> After updating, I cann't enter into desktop.   How to do?
[16:21] <storbeck> pronoy: Is UBUNTU ITSELF the cause of your problem?
[16:21] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_: lol sorry im kind of new to linux
[16:21] <lasivian> how do I reload changes in the modprobe blacklist without rebooting please?
[16:21] <oCean_> mib_efghw1ho: if the apt-cache search command did output (amongst others) the openssh-server package, that you might want to try to install again
[16:21] <RPS> evride, I pasted it into a pm
[16:21] <oCean_> mib_efghw1ho: "sudo apt-get install openssh-server"
[16:21] <pronoy> storbeck: nm i said
[16:21] <n8tuserf> pronoy -> add $CLASSPATH to  /etc/environment
[16:22] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_: ok so the command you told me downloaded the packages from ubuntus server?
[16:22] <Huufarted> What's the name of the VNC Client 'Remote Desktop' that Ubuntu's got installed by default?
[16:22] <oCean_> mib_efghw1ho: no not really, it fetched indexfile of all specified repositories specified in /etc/apt/sources.list
[16:23] <oCean_> mib_efghw1ho: throuth the indexfiles, apt-get know where to download a certain package from. Since there are more than one repositories
[16:23] <n8tuserf> Huufarted -> vino
[16:23] <maowos> Is there a console-used xchat tool?
[16:23] <GaRRu> can someone IM me please for a check on the Square moving programme
[16:23] <oCean_> *through
[16:23] <Huufarted> n8tuserf, thanks
[16:24] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_:hmm lol idk I'm a noob when it comes to linux i got windows down but im horrible at understanding linux
[16:24] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_ im guessing you mean it like dled a list of where the source of the packages?
[16:24] <storbeck> maowos: What are you talking about?
[16:24] <oCean_> mib_efghw1ho: once you get the hang of it, you'll never return. :-)
[16:24] <oCean_> mib_efghw1ho: yes, indeed
[16:24] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_: hmm makes sense now
[16:25] <oCean_> mib_efghw1ho: and now, apt-get (probably) knows where to fetch the openssh-server, so you can try the install command again "sudo apt-get install openssh-server"
[16:25] <maowos> Yesterday, I updated my ubuntu 9.04. Now I cann't view my desktop's toolbar after logged in.  How to do?
[16:25] <Pici> maowos: Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[16:25] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_: so the sudo apt-get update command updated the sources but what did the apt-cache search openssh do?
[16:26] <jeremyclarke> Hey guys, I have an eeepc with ubuntu and the wireless connection is completely missing
[16:26] <maowos> ok
[16:26] <storbeck> mib_efghw1ho: What is your guess as to what it did?
[16:26] <jeremyclarke> any ideas for getting it back?
[16:26] <jeremyclarke> it used to work
[16:26] <storbeck> jeremyclarke: Can lspci find it?
[16:26] <mib_efghw1ho> storbeck: guessing it searched to see if the package source was now available?
[16:26] <jeremyclarke> storbeck: huh, thanks, i'll try that, CLI program right?
[16:27] <storbeck> yes jeremyclarke
[16:27] <storbeck> yes mib_efghw1ho
[16:27] <oCean_> mib_efghw1ho: well the 'update' did in fact an update of the apt metadata. (not 'source') the apt-cache performs operations (such as search) on/in that metadata
[16:27] <lasivian> how do I reload changes in the modprobe blacklist without rebooting please? thanks
[16:27] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_: Ok cool thanks and before i stop bothering you lol let me ask one more thing
[16:28] <erUSUL> lasivian: modprobe -r the blacklisted module and try to load it again ?
[16:28] <jeremyclarke> storbeck: its showing the ethernet controller but nothing about wireless
[16:29] <mohsen> سلام
[16:29] <storbeck> jeremyclarke: Then your kernel doesn't have it enabled
[16:29] <erUSUL> !ar
[16:29] <mohsen> کسی هست که بخواد فارسی چت کنه
[16:29] <Pici> !sa | maowos
[16:29] <Pici> maowos: sorry, that was for mohsen
[16:29] <loa_router> O_O
[16:29] <tommy```> O_O
[16:29] <jeremyclarke> storbeck: how would I enable it?
[16:29]  * erUSUL allways get that wrong
[16:29] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_: recently i went over my neighbors house to format their pc which always ends up ridden with spyware, adware, and other garbage I decided to install ubuntu desktop so they could not manage to screw it up again only problem was that openoffice would show dashes in all of the menus on the top like file view those menus would show just dashes any clue?
[16:30] <mohsen> hello
[16:30] <storbeck> jeremyclarke: go into /usr/src/yourkernel   -  then sudo make menuconfig
[16:30] <evride> darn RPS left
[16:30] <storbeck> then reboot into the new kernel
[16:30] <mohsen> i want to learn speak english
[16:31] <mohsen> any body home?
[16:31] <oCean_> mib_efghw1ho: sorry, never saw *that*. Did you install openoffice from the ubuntu repositories? That works fine for me
[16:31] <storbeck> mohsen: This is an Ubuntu support channel, not an English tutoring channel
[16:31] <jeremyclarke> storbeck: thanks, thats very specific, how do I know which kernel is active?
[16:31] <bazhang> #ubuntu-offtopic for chat mohsen
[16:31] <storbeck> jeremyclarke: uname -a
[16:31] <mib_efghw1ho> well actually it was automatically installed with the ubuntu desktop
[16:31] <oCean_> mib_efghw1ho: check out free download of ubuntupocketguide at http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/index2.html
[16:32] <oCean_> mib_efghw1ho: yes that makes sense :)
[16:32] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_	: lol cool never knew this existed thanks
[16:32] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_: the apt-get install worked too let me now see if i can ssh to it
[16:33] <altrortla> it's possible to have several user on kubuntu with different language interface?
[16:34] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_: nice it works now, wow
[16:34] <oCean_> mib_efghw1ho: meanwhile, i found something on OO and dashes: https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/ubuntu-63/openoffice.org-menu-turned-to-dashes-703059/
[16:34] <rndm> i need to type bjork with the proper 'o' into a music search program. I know I can do that with charactermap, is it possible to do that from the keyboard without additional software?
[16:34] <oCean_> mib_efghw1ho: ok!
[16:34] <storbeck> altrortla: yes
[16:34] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_: yeah thats how it was exactly the other day
[16:34] <jeremyclarke> storbeck: hmmm, when you say "reboot into the new kernel" does that involve more than a normal reboot?
[16:35] <storbeck> jeremyclarke: yes
[16:35] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_: i didnt understand why it was happening all i did was an update nothing else and it became like that
[16:35] <storbeck> You have to add the new kernel to your boot manager
[16:35] <Myrtti> rndm: switch to another keyboard layout ;-)
[16:35] <rndm> Myrtti: i know nothing about the non-us layouts. I was hoping for some sort of control sequence
[16:35] <oCean_> mib_efghw1ho: I just skimmed the link I send. Maybe a solution is in there.. on those issues most likely Google is your friend :)
[16:35] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_: Nvidia driver wow thanks man thats why wow i installed teh nvidia proprietory driver
[16:36] <oCean_> mib_efghw1ho: there you go :)
[16:36] <mohsen> how i can to install new font in ubuntu?
[16:36] <storbeck> mohsen: Search Google
[16:36] <erUSUL> !fonts
[16:36] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_: lol i searched google but couldnt find anything wow you got the keywords right i guess, nice thanks
[16:36] <bazhang> storbeck, please dont recommend that here
[16:36] <storbeck> What? Don't recommend Google?
[16:37] <bazhang> storbeck, indeed dont
[16:37] <bazhang> !fonts | mohsen
[16:37] <_VIM_> if people wanted to search google all day, they'd not be here asking for help :)
[16:37] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_: now i know ive asked a lot of questions but let me ask one more question lol, is it possible for me to do something liek launch a movie on my home computer rom school through ssh or not?
[16:37] <storbeck> Wow
[16:37] <RPS> Hello Guys, I did a reboot and of course everything is running smooth again just like it always does for a day or two and then my sound will drop out or hang up and I'll reboot again ....uh, this was one of the reasons I stopped using MicroCrap's WinBlows ...I have had some very sharp minds try to help me fix this problem, but we had No luck and I'm frustrated. I have been told that there were some sound issues with pulseaudio when 8.10
[16:37] <RPS> was released (if I'm remembering correctly.) Will these sound problems be worked out on the next release?
[16:38] <mneptok> storbeck: "go find the answer yourself" is not an answer.
[16:38] <evride> how do i restart sound?
[16:38] <evride> without restarting my computer
[16:38] <rndm> RPS: if it does it in windows too it's probably your hardware
[16:38] <storbeck> _VIM_: give a man a fish and he eats for a day, teach a man to fish and he eats for a lifetime ;)
[16:38] <jeremyclarke> storbeck: how do I add it to the boot manager?
[16:38] <_VIM_> well that theory doesn't work here storbeck
[16:38] <evride> lol RPS, i killed my audio trying to see what you are experiencing
[16:38] <evride> now i cant start it again
[16:38] <storbeck> jeremyclarke: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[16:39] <mneptok> storbeck: so let's set the /topic to http://google.com and set +m
[16:39] <oCean_> mib_efghw1ho: well, yes. ssh takes the -X argument to forward X. There are also some options to connect remote using VNC, XDMCP, freenx etcetera
[16:39] <RPS> rndm, this laptop is a Dell D620 that I've never used XP on, except when I 1st got it.
[16:39] <_VIM_> mneptok: lmao
[16:39] <storbeck> mneptok: That's a little extreme.... but whatever. It's apparently the rules here so I'll adbide by them...
[16:39] <mneptok> storbeck: thank you
[16:41] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_:well, i know vnc but from what i know that requires a graphical enviroment unless im wrong
[16:41] <oCean_> mib_efghw1ho: yes it does, but running a movie requires that also :)
[16:41] <_VIM_> but to tunnel via ssh, don't the school have to have ssh ports open?
[16:41] <RPS> As far as I know this is a Ubuntu problem and I have my fingers crossed that it will be worked out with the next release
[16:43] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_: I think i was a little bit unclear what i meant was like i have a computer at home or w.e. and im at school but i want to be able to play a movie like launch a movie player and play a movie on my computer at home not at school so basically use the computer at school as sort of a remote control
[16:43] <oCean_> RPS: those issues ('works fine for 2-3 days, then... ) are the hardest.
[16:44] <RPS> oCean_, thanks for the info ....as sad as it is to hear. .LOL
[16:44] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_: Also, im talking about this in terms of lets say i install openssh on my windows desktop can i control it from a school computer
[16:44] <oCean_> RPS: sorry. Did not mean to make you even sadder...
[16:44] <credo> mib_efghw1ho: is that even possible? imagine how much bandwith it takes
[16:45] <oCean_> mib_efghw1ho: once ssh'd into a machine, you can execute everything on *that* machine to run on *that* machine, yes.
[16:45] <mib_efghw1ho> credo: why would it not be possible ure not streaming anything ur just using the laptop as remote control not streaming the movie or w.e. to the laptop at school
[16:46] <credo> ok if that, then- maybe
[16:46] <credo> but not streaming
[16:46] <mib_efghw1ho> oCean_: ohh ok cause ive looked online at some ssh commands but never found anything to launch a program or open a  video file only to copy files and move them
[16:46] <bazhang> !away > storbeck`afk
[16:47] <csk_> hi all! i'am back again ... i'am having a problem with NetworkManager and wpa
[16:47] <RPS> oCean_, I've been away from my home this winter and I've talked with lots of people over the phone about how much I'm enjoying Ubuntu, but this one issue is the only thing I've ran into that I can;t seem to over come. I have tried to create every type of issue I can think to work on and I've conquered them all but this sound issue and iTunes. Everything else is smooth and trust me when I say I've tried a zillion experiments. .LOL
[16:48] <csk_> i just uploaded the log to pastebin
[16:48] <csk_> http://pastebin.com/d47fe967c
[16:48] <Audacitee> hi guys\
[16:48] <mib_efghw1ho> RPS: ur running itunes through wine?
[16:48] <oCean_> mib_efghw1ho: well, once ssh'd into a server, when you do something like "export DISPLAY=:0.0" (which would be the server's display) you can run "xclock" and it will start on the server's display. So you should also be able to -in stead of xclock- run "totem file.avi"
[16:48] <Audacitee> RPS, itunes runs in linux?
[16:49] <bazhang> via wine but very very slow
[16:49] <Audacitee> iTunes runs badly in Windows
[16:49]  * erUSUL Apple's DRM....
[16:49] <mib_efghw1ho> RPS: itunes is garbage use teh rythombox player
[16:50] <Audacitee> or Audacious
[16:50] <bazhang> RPS, indeed rhythymbox can sync with ipods quite well
[16:50] <zhwu> how about iphone?
[16:50] <mib_efghw1ho> i, myself, use foobar2000 but then again i dont have ipod and i primariy run windows 7
[16:50] <RPS> I've had No luck getting iTunes to work and Yes it hardly works in WinBLows, but I have a ipod touch and it will not work with anything but iTunes, from what I have been told.
[16:50] <Droopsta915> Whats the short cut for minimizing a window?
[16:51] <mib_efghw1ho> Yeah RPS is actually right ipod touch doesnt work in anythign else from what I've read
[16:51] <melrockz> Which other linux distributions are that wholesome as Ubuntu?;-)
[16:51] <zhwu> yes, l like it, foobar2000 rules, but it seems they'll never develop one for linux...
[16:51] <mib_efghw1ho> RPS: what i would suggest is to install virtual machine of windows xp or w.e. and use itunes on there
[16:52] <James296> can someone here tell me how to enable hardware acceleration on a Acer Aspire X1200 desktop?
[16:52] <RPS> If anyone know figures that trick out, I'll sell the BRAND new Asus laptop that is sitting folded closed sitting 3 feet to my left as I'll have No reason to own it.
[16:52] <mib_efghw1ho> RPS: that shouldnt give u a problem
[16:52] <melrockz> Why is virtualisation using qemu or wine very very slow???
[16:52] <Huufarted> RPS, give me a minute.  I know a link for you.
[16:53] <James296> anyone?
[16:53] <RPS> I'll admit that I'm a bit lost on running virtual machines
[16:53] <Huufarted> RPS, are you averse to jailbreaking your iPod touch?
[16:53] <Audacitee> bro, World of warcaft running off a NTFS disk in opengl is slow
[16:53] <Audacitee> with 180.22 nvidia drivers
[16:53] <polytan> hi
[16:53] <lasivian> is there any good way to just list wireless networks by strength of signal?
[16:53] <lasivian> or program that will show that
[16:53] <melrockz> Hi folks. Know any good video editor with lots of features and supports lots of formats???
[16:53] <James296> for me WoW ran faster that way than Windows
[16:53] <around2it> lasivan  iwlist scanning
[16:54] <Audacitee> off NTFS partition?
[16:54] <mib_efghw1ho> Ocean_ would you happen to have a link to the commands to launch programs and run things like the one u sent me? except for running programs in windows through ssh?
[16:54] <zhwu> RPS: why? have you tried VMWare server?
[16:54] <James296> yea but this was using Linux Mint
[16:54] <RPS> Huufarted, I don;pt have an ethical issue with it in the slightest, but I want them to get it all figured out before I disappear down that rabbit hole.
[16:54] <Huufarted> RPS...  are you averse to jailbreaking your iPod touch?
[16:54] <Huufarted> RPS https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone
[16:54] <defrysk> melrockz, kino
[16:54] <Huufarted> RPS, get WHAT figured out?
[16:54] <Audacitee> James296, I have slower FPS in Wintergrasp and raids in Linux - solo is ok
[16:54] <Audacitee> James296, but not great
[16:54] <mib_efghw1ho> RPS: jailbreak it, shh to it, and copy songs to it, done
[16:55] <melrockz> kino has lots of effects?
[16:55] <defrysk> effects ?
[16:55] <RPS> I have VirtualBox installed
[16:55] <defrysk> not sure about that :s
[16:55] <James296> I REALLY would like help from someone on enabling hardware acceleration on an Acer Aspire X1200!
[16:55] <melrockz> yes, video filters sort of thing.
[16:55] <zhwu> well, haven't tried that before, but for me vmware server is pretty easy to install and use
[16:56] <djbender> so i just freshly installed ubuntu and wanted to install gnome-do(v 0.8), but i'm stuck in dependency hell for some reason. anyone seen this? http://paste.ubuntu.com/123886/
[16:56] <polytan> I've just finished to install ubuntu. I added a few repo in sources.list. the gnome program to install software (not synaptics) find them. Synaptics find nothin, it's like it only look at the main packages
[16:56] <RPS> mib_efghw1ho, (shh to it) I'm lost on that line
[16:56] <defrysk> 年代の音
[16:56] <Lint02> !jp
[16:56] <polytan> and apt-get install synaptics find nothing :(
[16:56] <defrysk> heh
[16:56] <polytan> did you already had this problem ?
[16:56] <cooldduuudde> !in
[16:56] <Huufarted> it's not synaptics it's synaptic
[16:56] <GaRRu> I realy need someone who knows how to use Linux Ubuntu very well to explain me how to install a script I got in Privet Messege PLeaseee its importanttt!!
[16:56] <cooldduuudde> !out
[16:57] <SlimeyPete> polytan: have you updated your package lists? Click 'Reload' in Synaptic
[16:57] <quibbler> melrockz: look here: http://www.kinodv.org/
[16:57] <Huufarted> Ooh....  Linux Ubuntu?  Not sure if this is the room for that.
[16:57] <polytan> I reloaded a lot of times
[16:57] <polytan> but synaptic is dumb
[16:57] <polytan> it is really strange
[16:57] <Audacitee> hmmm new updates i hope i dont have to reboot
[16:58] <asternic> join #asterisk-peru
[16:58] <polytan> for example, synaptic doesn't find "eclispe" but apt-get and the gnome program can
[16:58] <RPS> I have a 2nd gen. touch and the jailbreak is only a couple of weeks old ...I figure I can get thru it, but I've read a ton of threads with people struggling with the process ...although I have not looked into it in the last week or so
[16:58] <defrysk> Audacitee, dont update ad no worries about reboot
[16:58] <GaRRu> im unvisible I see
[16:58] <Audacitee> defrysk, haha good point
[16:58] <Audacitee> 10 min download anyways
[16:59] <James296> so no one knows about Acer Aspire X1200 then
[16:59] <erUSUL> GaRRu: simply copy it to somewhere in your path.. /usr/local/bin
[16:59] <erUSUL> GaRRu: give it executable permissions
[16:59] <defrysk> GaRRu, ask a question without help! and whatever blah!
[16:59] <erUSUL> GaRRu: also make sure you trust the source of the script or that you know well what it does
[16:59] <hatter243> !pastebin | GaRRu
[17:00] <ztx> anyone using ati 3dacc with 2 monitors and has a working conf I could look at? :\
[17:00] <defrysk> GaRRu, does that answer your q ?
[17:00] <polytan> after reinstallation it work
[17:00] <polytan> after reinstallation it work
[17:00] <GaRRu> I think so :-*
[17:01] <GaRRu> :P
[17:02] <d_rugs420> im trying to change permissions on some folders. i used sudo chmod 777 as well as right click the folder and giving write permissions, and doing the same with nautilus. Every time I click on "apply permissions to enclosed files" or close, the permissions disappear. any clues?
[17:03] <hatter243> d_rugs420, do you have write permissions to that folder yourself?
[17:03] <oskar-> d_rugs420, does the file system, that contains the folders, support permissions?
[17:03] <hatter243> d_rugs420, oh! "sudo chmod 777" =/ sorry
[17:04] <d_rugs420> oskar-, i think so. how do i check?
[17:04] <doctor_flash> hi
[17:04] <Travis-42> can dist-upgrade be used to upgrade to 64-bit Ubuntu?
[17:04] <bazhang> Travis-42, from 32bit?
[17:04] <defrysk> trae, hardly
[17:04] <Travis-42> bazhang: yes, sorry, that's what I meant
[17:05] <bazhang> Travis-42, afraid not, no
[17:05] <doctor_flash> fucking hi
[17:05] <bazhang> doctor_flash, watch the language
[17:05] <Guest15002> awe09
[17:05] <doctor_flash> sorry
[17:05] <quibbler> !ask | doctor_flash
[17:05] <defrysk> Travis-42, there are no huge advantages over using 64 bit
[17:05] <Guest15002> join awe09
[17:05] <Travis-42> ok thanks bazhang :-), I guess I'll wait till I next decide to do a fresh install and use 64-bit then
[17:05] <oskar-> d_rugs420, look in the output of "mount", which type it is
[17:05] <Tod-Laptop> I need to install an older version of perl.  I can only see 5.10.0-11.1ubuntu2 and .10.0-11.1ubuntu2.2, but I need 5.8.7-10ubuntu1.2   It's ubuntu server 8.10.  I get the version numbers I can see from apt-get showpkg perl
[17:05] <doctor_flash> did i ask a question?
[17:06] <Guest15002> join #awe09
[17:06] <Tod-Laptop> How would I get info about the older versions so I can install it?
[17:06] <Travis-42> defrysk: There are a couple for what I do, minor but they are there
[17:06] <d_rugs420> oskar-, ext3
[17:06] <KDE4000> Guest14305: its /join
[17:06] <bazhang> doctor_flash, this is ubuntu support, do you have a question?
[17:06] <doctor_flash> ive got lots of questions
[17:07] <arghh2d2> bazhang: is there anything better than ubuntu?
[17:07] <d_rugs420> oskar-, i have been able to chmod files in the past but for some reason its not working now
[17:07] <IntuitiveNipple> Tod-Laptop: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/p/perl/
[17:07] <defrysk> arghh2d2, there surely is
[17:07] <hatter243> !ot | arghh2d2
[17:07] <bazhang> !ot > arghh2d2
[17:07] <doctor_flash> arghh2d2: what the hell man
[17:08] <arghh2d2>  what the hell?
[17:08] <Tod-Laptop> IntuitiveNipple: thanks.  We'll give that route a try =c)
[17:08] <defrysk> doctor_flash,, this is a family oriented channel, language please
[17:08] <BinaryDragon> arghh2d2, yes, is call sex lol
[17:09] <leonardo_> oi
[17:09] <doctor_flash> sorry im just pissed off
[17:10] <Daft_Punk>  is there a way to have the icon text (for the icons on desktop) to be readable on light AND dark backgrounds? (like in windows)\
[17:10] <blutrille> do i need to be running apache at the desktop to handle ssl or would the server that i am trying to authenticate to be the one running this?
[17:10] <doctor_flash> how can i run a windows thing in linux, is it possible
[17:10] <erUSUL> blutrille: the later
[17:10] <erUSUL> !wine | doctor_flash
[17:11] <bazhang> doctor_flash, check the appdb
[17:11] <bazhang> !appdb | doctor_flash
[17:11] <doctor_flash> does the program work 100%
[17:11] <bong> I try to install eBox. after apt-get update, I got a message GPG error
[17:11] <bazhang> doctor_flash, you need to check
[17:11] <doctor_flash> thank you
[17:12] <peterm> hi, i receive the ,,socket: Too many open files (24)'' while tring to benchmark an application using ab. how do i increase the max file descriptors?
[17:12] <blutrille> erUSUL: what would cause an authentication error with ssl from with in the Citrix client that is not an issue with the web interface to the same server?
[17:12] <doctor_flash> if i want to start programming in linux, where do i start
[17:13] <erUSUL> blutrille: not familiar with cytrix or rdp...
[17:13] <blutrille> erUSUL: aye thx either way
[17:13] <AngryElf> how can I create a keyboard shortcut for launching a command, say super-T to launch terminal
[17:13] <doctor_flash> goodness
[17:13] <erUSUL> blutrille: no problem
[17:14] <blutrille> any here familar with Citrix ICA Client for Linux?
[17:14] <oCean_> Daft_Punk: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=89197
[17:14] <doctor_flash> please
[17:14] <bong> Anyone help! I try to install eBox. after apt-get update, I got a message GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net hardy Release
[17:15] <oCean_> Daft_Punk: I don't think it's "variable" though... it's all dependent on theme
[17:15]  * doctor_flash angry
[17:15]  * doctor_flash is angry
[17:15] <Pici> !ppagpg | bong
[17:15] <blutrille> ok what about getting the windows ICA client to run in wine? anyone here with success there?
[17:15] <doctor_flash> yes
[17:16] <Myrtti> doctor_flash: install build-essential and get crackin'
[17:16] <erUSUL> doctor_flash: go outside take walk and a few deep breaths
[17:16] <oCean_> blutrille: why do that. There is ica client for linux
[17:16] <doctor_flash> thank you
[17:16] <quibbler> AngryElf: open configuration editor  /apps/metacity/global_keybindings/run_command_terminal
[17:17] <blutrille> oCean_: i agree although i am having issues getting it to work correctly ... ie security certs not able to be validated... although this is the same cert that has no issues working through Firefox web interface
[17:18] <doctor_flash> am i able to connect any hardware to linux and will i be graunteed of compatibility?
[17:18] <blutrille> oCean_: any input is welcome i have found very little info on this subject or more specifically this issue
[17:18] <oskar-> doctor_flash, linux comes without any warranty
[17:18] <Huufarted> doctor_flash, no way not a chance of any kind of guarentee that hardware will be compatible
[17:18] <Kartagis> hello
[17:19] <wolverineX> hi
[17:19] <oCean_> blutrille: right, I had to fiddle something w/ that before it worked. That was couple of months ago..
[17:19] <doctor_flash> ok thank you
[17:19] <lenswipe> talking of programing...
[17:19] <lenswipe> is there an IDE for linux
[17:19] <Huufarted> doctor_flash, if you have a piece of hardware, just search for it and 'ubuntu' together and you'll find out if it's compatible
[17:19] <lenswipe> similar to VB
[17:19] <wolverineX> is possible to boot linux without logo?
[17:19] <doctor_flash> i will try
[17:19] <lenswipe> where i can draw out a user interface and then write code to go with it
[17:19] <lenswipe> anyone know of anything like that?
[17:19] <oskar-> wolverineX, yes, remove the "splash" boot parameter
[17:20] <wolverineX> oskar-: i can't, I've error during boot
[17:20] <blutrille> oCean_: i have exported the cert from firefox and renamed it with .crt and looks like the last step is getting the cert validated ... it gets stumped here
[17:20] <ajesh> put verbose
[17:20] <erUSUL> lenswipe: which programming language?
[17:20] <bazhang> !hcl | doctor_flash
[17:20] <wolverineX> !logo
[17:20] <oskar-> lenswipe, perhaps glade
[17:20] <doctor_flash> than kyou
[17:20] <lenswipe> erUSUL: well anything thats easy to pickup i guess, im a former VB programmer
[17:20] <bazhang> np
[17:21] <oskar-> wolverineX, do you have the logo hiding the error?
[17:21] <erUSUL> lenswipe: try gambas is a visual basic for linux
[17:21] <lenswipe> oskar: what language does glade work with? or is glade a langugage itself?
[17:21] <oCean_> blutrille: hmm.. don't remember what fixed it for me eventually. .crt sounds correct. Is it in the right location?
[17:21] <erUSUL> !info gambas2 | lenswipe
[17:21] <Huufarted> !splash
[17:21] <Kartagis> when I add the line local7.debug /var/log/dhcpd.log to syslog.conf, sysklogd logs to both /var/log/messages and /var/log/dhcpd.log. how can I make it log ONLY to /var/log/dhcpd.log?
[17:21] <lenswipe> erSUL: so can i use VB code with Gambas?
[17:21] <bazhang> http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download.html doctor_flash you may find this of interest as well
[17:21] <wolverineX> oskar-: during boot my laptop display has a problem
[17:21] <acorb> hi i have a question
[17:21] <Huufarted> VB code is an abomination that MIcrosoft created.
[17:21] <lenswipe> erSUL: or do i need to learn a new language for gambas?
[17:21] <bong> ubottu: thanks
[17:21] <Daft_Punk> oCean_, that is what i am using now, i wanted something so that i can use a wallpaper that is both dark and light (gradient) but that method is only 1 solid color, either white or black or whatever, not shadowed or layered like in windows (if you know what i mean)
[17:21] <erUSUL> lenswipe: is not the same visual basic as MS's is basic and it has interface designer and all the goodies
[17:22] <lenswipe> Huufarted: kk, btw lol are you name
[17:22] <acorb> why my motd does not save ?
[17:22] <erUSUL> lenswipe: it is not compatible
[17:22] <acorb> i edit it but after restart it comes in default
[17:22] <lenswipe> erSUL: ok thanks
[17:22] <Huufarted> lenswipe, yeah...  I have no clue what you just said.
[17:22] <lenswipe> Huufarted: i said, thanks for the help and your name is funny
[17:22] <Huufarted> ah, gotcha.  Thanks.  :)
[17:22] <wolverineX> oskar-: I've fix during boot: Linux video=ofonly nosplash <-- ok?
[17:22] <doctor_flash> is ubuntu good compared to the lateset windows 7?
[17:23] <oCean_> Daft_Punk: I understand. Saw you question pass here yesterday I think. It seems that with gnome it's always 1 color :(
[17:23] <doctor_flash> latest
[17:23] <nicetry> I'm trying to figure out which groups have which privlages, so I know which ones to join when I make a new user. How do I go about finding out information about groups?
[17:23] <lenswipe> doctor_fish: i think my toaster is good compared to windows seven, lol
[17:23] <acorb> lol
[17:23] <doctor_flash> hahaha
[17:23] <lenswipe> doctor_fish: well its not too bad, its what windows vista should and could have been with more wok
[17:23] <bazhang> doctor_flash, you should really take chat type questions to #ubuntu-offtopic
[17:23] <lenswipe> doctor_fish: work
[17:23] <Huufarted> Windows 7 ROCKS.  There's no reason any user should ever need to run more than 3 programs at one time
[17:24] <oskar-> wolverineX, you should be able to remove "splash" from the grub menu before boot. as a second option you can press ctrl+f-keys to switch to the vts while booting. nr. 8 should contain the error messages. and as a third you can remove it from the grub config, if you want
[17:24] <lenswipe> doctor_flash: ohhhh, you name is doctor flash, i msread it for doctor fish LOL
[17:24] <lenswipe> Huufarted: Yeah, wtf is up with microsoft??? 3 apps at once??!?!?!
[17:24] <doctor_flash> would i be able to emulate win 7 on linux?
[17:24] <bazhang> !ot
[17:24] <lenswipe> Huufarted: i read about that on slashdot i think it was
[17:24] <Nevtus> to be fair, that's only going to be on the really cheap version of Windows 7
[17:24] <wolverineX> oskar-: I'm checking now but i haven't grup, I've yaboot.conf
[17:25] <bazhang> lenswipe, please take chat to #ubuntu-offtopic
[17:25] <lenswipe> Nevtus: but still you must admit its pretty stupid...
[17:25] <lenswipe> bazhang: ok
[17:25] <acorb> why my motd does not save ?
[17:25] <Nevtus> lenswipe: nobody could argue otherwise
[17:25] <doctor_flash> would i be able to emulate win 7 on linux?
[17:25] <shausam27> dose anyone know where kmldonkey put the down load files  ican not seem to fine them
[17:25] <quibbler> doctor_flash: you can run it in virtualbox
[17:25] <Huufarted> acorb, modify the file /etc/motd.tail
[17:25] <oskar-> wolverineX, is that for powerpc hardware?
[17:25] <Nevtus> doctor_flash: no. if you want windows 7 go get it
[17:25] <doctor_flash> awesome
[17:26] <Huufarted> !virtualbox | doctor_flash
[17:26] <doctor_flash> hey im just asking buddy don't get upset
[17:26] <nicetry> Does anybody know how to manage groups on the command line?
[17:26] <oskar-> wolverineX, then i don't know the behaviour, sorry.  i thought of pc...
[17:26] <Huufarted> doctor_flash, nobody got upset.  Use VIrtualBox.
[17:26] <flice> hi