[06:49] <ectospasm> well, I keep seeing references to apt-get and apt-cache, so I was wondering ubuntu
[06:49] <ubuntu> rodold: have you rebooted?
[06:49] <Onerice> Any way to make Brasero Disc Burning burn at slower speeds? Can only burn at 8x...
[06:49] <rodold> ubuntu: yes
[06:49] <error404notfound> I have installed courier on my ubuntu machine, postfix is already installed and used maildir, I want to configure courier to use pop, and then use my pop server in an application, how can I do the config stuff plus what would be the address of my pop server? suppose hostname is localhost.localdomain.com...
[06:49] <alraune>   ’╗┐kdb424:  the one u want to reinstall, a desktop ?
[06:50] <ubuntu> rodold: and was there a driver icon in your status bar when you came back up?
[06:50] <ubuntu> rodold: if so, when you click on that icon is the wireless driver enabled?
[06:50] <kdb424> alraune : It is a server, but I have space to back up on this computer, which I am currently ssh connected to
[06:50] <rodold> ubuntu: ndiswrapper -l says: mrv8000c: driver installed, device (11AB:1FAA) present
[06:50] <alraune>   ’╗┐kdb424:  how much important data ? 100mb  10gig ?
[06:50] <rodold> ubuntu: no, no icons
[06:51] <kdb424> alraune : Pretty dang important. It's 14 GB or so
[06:51] <o2intake> hello what is a good dvd ripper for ubuntu to back up my dvds
[06:51] <rodold> ubuntu: btw, i'm running xubuntu, and all i see is the network manager icon saying that no network devices have been found
[06:51] <alraune>   ’╗┐kdb424:  no joke at big data amount, build out the hd you are currently sitting on an attach it to the server to copy
[06:51] <ubuntu> rodold: no network devices at all eh? not even wired?
[06:52] <alraune>   ’╗┐kdb424:  could still use a live cd for support, then
[06:52] <DozedOnLinux> !burn | ’╗┐o2intake
[06:52] <rodold> ubuntu: the pc doesnt have a wired card, its pretty old :P
[06:52] <Onerice> Any way to make Brasero Disc Burning burn at slower speeds? Can only burn at 8x...
[06:52] <ubuntu> hmmm only wireless eh
[06:52] <alraune>   ’╗┐kdb424:  hmm, burn  , server got a dvd burner ?
[06:52] <rodold> ubuntu: all it has for communication is a 56k modem and this wifi card (encore brand with marvell chip)
[06:52] <Slart> Onerice: properties for the drive in brasero
[06:52] <ubuntu> funky
[06:52] <rodold> ubuntu: i know it works, ive used it both in windows xp and xubuntu before
[06:53] <Mushrooms> i'm sure im in the wrong channel to talk about this.. but i was wondering if anyone could help me with PuTTy, or direct me to an irc channel that deals with PuTTy
[06:53] <joejoecircusboy> Mushrooms: What's the prob?
[06:53] <ubuntu> rodold: have you tried googling something like '(make/model of wifi card) ubuntu' ?
[06:53] <kdb424> alraune : Yea it does, but I'm REALY low on DVD's. That's why I am trying to ssh this to my computer or some other network connection.
[06:53] <Mushrooms> joejoecircusboy: i'm not sure how to set up ssh to do file transfer
[06:54] <joejoecircusboy> Mushrooms: I think putty comes with a separate command to do file transfers 'scp'
[06:54] <o2intake> thank you but which ripping program will rip the dvd as an iso?
[06:54] <o2intake> will k9copy do it?
[06:54] <alraune>   ’╗┐kdb424:  14 G at a (optimistic) 40MB/s takes....
[06:54] <legend2440> o2intake: k9copy      DVD backup tool for KDE
[06:54] <Mushrooms> joejoecircusboy: may i pm you?
[06:54] <o2intake> KDE?
[06:54] <kdb424> alraune  I have all night
[06:54] <joejoecircusboy> Mushrooms: Sure
[06:54] <rodold> ubuntu: i'll try googling the number i get from lspci
[06:54] <elmiguel428> hi, I am a huge newbie at Linux, I just installed it.  Just a quick question... I downloaded a .jar file, and when I click on it, it will not open to complete installation.  What must I retrieve using the terminal to open the .jar file?
[06:55] <alraune>   ’╗┐kdb424:  k then, and you do't like the screwdriver...
[06:55] <DozedOnLinux> rodold: forum thread on encore marvell > http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=208088
[06:55] <Vegombrei> hi .. which is the best software to use for msn ??
[06:55] <kdb424> elmiguel428 : try putting in the terminal sudo, then a space, then drag the file there to get the exact path.
[06:56] <zhangrongyi> 6565
[06:56] <ubuntu> Vegombrei: Pidgin
[06:56] <alraune> ’╗┐elmiguel428:sudo apt-get install unp
[06:56] <kdb424> alraune : What do you mean? Could you please just tell me how to get the data from here? I am really deserate.
[06:56] <DozedOnLinux> !msn | ’╗┐Vegombrei
[06:56] <ubuntu> Vegombrei: definitely pidgin. Also make sure to check synaptic package manager for a whole shwack of extra plugins
[06:56] <zhangrongyi> µ£ēõ║║µēōõĖŁµ¢ćÕÉ¦’╝¤
[06:56] <Vegombrei> ooh
[06:56] <DozedOnLinux> !jp
[06:57] <rodold> ubuntu: should i try installing the Windows 2000 drivers instead of the Windows XP ones?
[06:57] <Vegombrei> ubuntu: thanks .. ill check out all them plugins .. thanks
[06:57] <elmiguel428> okay, one sec, thanks a lot for helping
[06:57] <utnubudnai> hey all,I have installed a mysql-server in my ubuntu,and where is the database files located?
[06:57] <ubuntu> rodold: anything's worth a shot I suppose.. I'm not an expert by any means
[06:57] <alraune>   ’╗┐kdb424:  well, fastest way is to attach the hd you want to save on into the server.......
[06:57] <rodold> ubuntu: ok, i'll try
[06:58] <kdb424> alraune : It's in the server, and the only one in the server
[06:58] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐rodold:  the 2000/xp drivers may be exactly the same, yet, 2000 has always been more stable
[06:58] <alraune>   ’╗┐kdb424:  ... then unplug it for reinstallation not to mess it up......
[06:58] <utnubudnai> Vegombrei, /join #ubuntu-cn
[06:58] <kdb424> alraune : One problem with that
[06:58] <alraune>   ’╗┐kdb424:  ... then bring data back same way....
[06:58] <kdb424> alraune : That's where ubuntu is installed, and the only hard drive
[06:58] <alraune>   ’╗┐kdb424:  the other is a lappi ?
[06:59] <echojack> hi.  does anyone know what the name of this application is?  I need to start it from the command line and do not have a monitor to connect this machine to.  http://maketecheasier.com/set-up-a-vnc-server-in-ubuntu-hardy-heron/2008/05/30  I need to know how to activate the VNC server without pointing and clicking on things.
[06:59] <utnubudnai> where is mysql database files?
[06:59] <utnubudnai> I want to backup it!
[06:59] <rodold> DozedOnLinux: I also have Windows 98 and ME drivers (they're all in the same CD)...should i try those?
[06:59] <kdb424> alraune : Lappi?
[06:59] <DozedOnLinux> !vnc | ’╗┐echojack
[06:59] <alraune>   ’╗┐kdb424:  the other is a lapptop
[06:59] <utnubudnai> !mysql
[07:00] <alraune>   ’╗┐kdb424:  u want to save on another than the servers HD...
[07:00] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐rodold:  like ubuntu said, anything is worth a try. yet i believ keeping somewhat curren may be the best option, i myslef would use the 2000 drivers, just try to match the netcard date with the OS, prob best bet
[07:01] <kdb424> alraune :I'm on my laptop now. My server is in the other room. I screwed the permissions on the ubuntu server install on the one hard drive in that server. How do I get those files on this mac laptop from a remote location (stlll on the same router though)
[07:01] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐rodold:  that way you arent limiting the capabilities of the card to an older date
[07:01] <rodold> DozedOnLinux: anyway, when i try to delete it it says "Inappropriate ioctl for device" (??)
[07:01] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐rodold:  use the drivers that are on the CD that came with the card. those are more than likely the ones you want to use. ndiswrapper may like them best
[07:02] <Miesco> Trying to use my Edirol a-66 audio interface with jack, getting: `libiec61883 warning: iec61883_cmp_create_p2p_output: Failed to set the oPCR[0] plug for node 0.`  Can anyone help?  It works for other ubuntu users, just plug and play, should I reinstall?
[07:02] <rodold> DozedOnLinux: i'm using the Windows XP drivers that came with the card right now but they don't appear to work (or i'm doing something wrong)
[07:02] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐rodold:  let me check on >’╗┐ioctl
[07:03] <alraune>   ’╗┐kdb424:  got me now ? k, harddrive - hiring with a laptop doesnt work, could then only try to open a shared folder to the ubuntu-server (or burn and verify, quite safe the data, much quicker)
[07:03] <Nevmemoz> hi all!
[07:04] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐rodold: > SIOCSIFFLAG ???
[07:04] <echojack> DozedOnLinux: I get this when I try to use x11vnc in that way: X Error of failed request:  BadAccess (attempt to access private resource denied)
[07:04] <Nevmemoz> what?
[07:04] <rodold> DozedOnLinux: huh? lol
[07:04] <kdb424> alraune : I appreciate the help.  I'm out of here.
[07:04] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐rodold:is that the error you get ?
[07:04] <rodold> DozedOnLinux: no
[07:04] <Nevmemoz> ├Į├®
[07:04] <Nevmemoz> ├Ę├« ├¦├Ā ├Ą├│├®├Ł├┐
[07:04] <Nevmemoz> ├┐ ├Ę├«├▓├« ├Ł├ź ├»├«├Ł├┐├½
[07:04] <rodold> DozedOnLinux: what i typed is all it says
[07:04] <Nevmemoz> ├ó├╗ ├Ę├« ├▒├│├¬├Ā
[07:04] <Nevmemoz> ├©├Ł├Ā├»├½├Ā├Ł├©├▓├┐├Ł├©
[07:04] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐rodold: ok , type the whole error
[07:04] <FloodBot3> Nevmemoz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:04] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐rodold: ok
[07:05] <Reformer81> Under the "Places" menu... how can I have all my bookmarks displayed without using the "Bookmarks" menu?
[07:05] <rodold> DozedOnLinux: ndiswrapper -r mrv8000c returns this: Inappropriate ioctl for device
[07:05] <Nevmemoz> ├Ę├« ├¦├Ā ├Ī├½├┐├ż├▒├▓├ó├«
[07:05] <o2intake> i installed k9copy just now and when i i to copy the dvd it says k9copy not opened..how do i fix this?
[07:05] <Gtwy> i want to force all users and the login screen to use the same resolution, i have been searching on google for a while now
[07:05] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐rodold: ok give me min
[07:05] <rodold> DozedOnLinux: ok np :)
[07:05] <Gtwy> found some guides to change the xorg conf file, and it works when i switch users, but after a reboot the changes are lost
[07:05] <alraune> ’╗┐ Reformer81: what do you mean with bookmrks ?
[07:05] <Gtwy> any ideas?
[07:06] <alraune> ’╗┐ Gtwy:saved the file after deiting ?
[07:06] <Reformer81> alraune: When you click the "Places" menu on the top panel it will list filesystem locations like "Pictures", "Documents", etc.
[07:06] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐rodold: google hit on subject> look through > http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=help.ubuntu.com+%22Inappropriate+ioctl+for+device%22+%3D%22ndiswrapper%22&btnG=Search
[07:06] <Nevmemoz> alo
[07:06] <Nevmemoz> deeeeeebili
[07:06] <Nevmemoz> :))
[07:07] <alraune> ’╗┐ Reformer81: yup
[07:07] <alraune> !ot>’╗┐Nevmemoz:
[07:07] <echojack> hi.  does anyone know what the name of this application is?  I need to start it from the command line and do not have a monitor to connect this machine to.  http://maketecheasier.com/set-up-a-vnc-server-in-ubuntu-hardy-heron/2008/05/30  I need to know how to activate the VNC server without pointing and clicking on things.
[07:08] <cjs_> Gtwy: i would have guessed that removign undesierable resolutions from xorg.conf would solve your problem
[07:08] <DozedOnLinux> !info vnc
[07:08] <DozedOnLinux> !vnc
[07:08] <alraune>   ’╗┐kdb424:  don't now mac so good, can u create a shared folder there ?
[07:08] <joejoecircusboy> echojack: I think it's more involved than running a command... IIRC, the VNC support is an entirely separate X server
[07:09] <echojack> DozedOnLinux: that page doesn't help, mostly because x11vnc doesn't work.
[07:09] <kristian42> Anyone know SW that will give me audible feedback of wlan signal strength ? (When walking around a hotel room...)
[07:09] <echojack> joejoecircusboy: that's good to know.  that page makes it sound like it's "just running a command," though.
[07:10] <echojack> DozedOnLinux: I get this when I try to use x11vnc in that way: X Error of failed request:  BadAccess (attempt to access private resource denied)
[07:10] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐echojack : may i say, "make it cheesier" doesnt sound too reliable
[07:10] <echojack> ...cheesier?  O_o
[07:10] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐echojack:  i dont do vnc, sorry i cant help you with that subject
[07:11] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐echojack:  yes the link name way it sounds-out. just doesnt sound authentic. my opinion
[07:12] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐echojack: best i can say is search the supported site> help.ubuntu.com
[07:13] <echojack> first I tried doing X forwarding to run QEMU, but then when I went to install an image in QEMU the keymapping was all wrong, so I figured I would try VNC instead of X forwarding.
[07:13] <joejoecircusboy> echo: Why don't you just use X11?
[07:13] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐echojack:  there is also a channel > #networking or #network
[07:13] <alraune>   echojack:knowing vnc from win I can tell you there are several things to be checked on the server-side, you access to it :(rw permission,ports,fw)
[07:14] <echojack> joejoecircusboy: keymapping was wrong and I couldn't figure out why.  "Enter" key produced a j, "1" key produced an e, etc.
[07:14] <alraune>   echojack:knowing vnc from win I can tell you there are several things to be checked on the server-side, you need active access to it: rw permission,ports,fw)
[07:14] <echojack> alraune: I tried running x11vnc as root.  didn't help.
[07:14] <joejoecircusboy> echo: Ah, gotcha
[07:15] <alraune> see /list
[07:15] <qiaqia> hello
[07:15] <isurit> hi
[07:16] <isurit> ewdf
[07:16] <isurit> i
[07:16] <isurit> hi
[07:16] <qiaqia> ?
[07:16] <joejoecircusboy> echojack: Maybe this will give some clues: http://gentoo-wiki.com/X11vnc
[07:16] <isurit> hello
[07:16] <isurit> ņĢäļ¼┤ļÅä ņŚåļéśņÜö?
[07:16] <joejoecircusboy> Korean!
[07:16] <qiaqia> õĮĀÕźĮ
[07:16] <FuRom> I installed the XMMS2 package through the synaptic package manager, and I can't seem to access any GUI of it.... I've looked back into the package manager to make sure there isn't a specific GUI package for it, but there doesn't seem to be one, can anyone help me out?
[07:16] <tct13> hello i'm using firefox 3.01 and the flash loads only on few sites
[07:16] <alraune>   echojack:you have to click (lol)  configure more on the server of vnc then on the client : both sides require the right ports, but the server also the permission-thing
[07:16] <DozedOnLinux> !jp | qiaqia
[07:17] <tct13> ubuntu 8.04.1 i686 is my OS
[07:17] <joejoecircusboy> FuRom: Use audacious instead
[07:17] <qiaqia> no
[07:17] <Kulawend> If you have a laptop does that automatically mean you have a UPS?
[07:17] <FuRom> joejoecircusboy, audacious is a sound editing tool?....
[07:17] <joejoecircusboy> FuRom: No, that's Audacity (how could you get those confused? :P)
[07:18] <error404notfound> I want to configure a pop server with a username and password on my local system using courier, how can I do that?
[07:18] <tct13> i have installed the plugins: shockwave flash 9.0 r100 and ’╗┐shockwave flash 9.0 r124
[07:18] <qiaqia> chinese
[07:18] <acornstar> hi
[07:18] <joejoecircusboy> FuRom: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audacious_Media_Player
[07:18] <acornstar> when i start kubuntu i have 2 instances of skype running...how to i turn that off?
[07:18] <alraune> ’╗┐tct13:   try:  sudo apt-get install libflashsupport flashplugin-nonfree
[07:18] <DozedOnLinux> !cn
[07:18] <FAJALOU>  what i am trying to do is it already opens up inside firefox, but when i open it in another program through right click, it doesn't give me an option to what i want, so it always uses movie player,,, how can i change that...
[07:18] <qiaqia> thx
[07:18] <JayVomDach> hi all, how di i supress these status messages (gay joined #ubuntu)?
[07:18] <FuRom> joejoecircusboy, nvm, you're right, lmao... I haven't used the thing in a long time. xD Like.... 3 months.. Is it anything like winamp? I just prefer a winamp likeness xD
[07:18] <tct13> the first one works on few sites and the second doesn't work at all
[07:18] <DozedOnLinux> qiaqia yw
[07:19] <FAJALOU> JayVomDach: get pidgin and it is in a plugin with it.
[07:19] <joejoecircusboy> FuRom: Ya, very similiar
[07:19] <tct13> alraune: i installed flashplugin-nonfree
[07:19] <qiaqia> what?
[07:19] <FuRom> joejoecircusboy, thanks, it's very much appreciated ^_^
[07:19] <joejoecircusboy> np
[07:20] <alraune>   ’╗┐kdb424:  ?drilling your laptop ?
[07:20] <Nevmemoz> you suxx
[07:20] <DozedOnLinux> qiaqia õĖŹÕ«óµ░Ż
[07:20] <Nevmemoz> RUSSIA FOREVA
[07:20] <Nevmemoz> :))
[07:20] <tct13> alraune: i installed libflashsupport but it had no visible effect
[07:20] <echojack> how elegant
[07:21] <echojack> not even a kick
[07:21] <joejoecircusboy> Ha, I was thinking the same
[07:21] <tct13> alraune: i followed this tutorial http://notamused.org/2008/02/17/how-to-install-flash-for-firefox-3-betas-in-ubuntu/
[07:21] <JayVomDach> FAJALOU: ok, what's the name of this plugin
[07:22] <error404notfound> [REPEATED MESSAGE] I have installed courier on my ubuntu machine, postfix is already installed and used maildir, I want to configure courier to use pop, and then use my pop server with local user logins in an application, how can I do the config stuff plus what would be the address of my pop server? suppose hostname is localhost.localdomain.com...
[07:22] <tct13> one of the sites that flash doesn't load is http://www.openstreetmap.org/edit
[07:22] <tct13> alraune: have any idea?
[07:22] <alraune> ’╗┐tct13:   maybe try opera         ; shure the content is flash and not mplayer-plugin or java or...
[07:23] <peeps_> how do you install a deb from terminal?
[07:23] <tct13> it's flash already
[07:23] <tct13> alraune: try http://www.openstreetmap.org/edit
[07:23] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐tct13: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[07:23] <FAJALOU> JayVomDach: Join/Part Hiding
[07:23] <joejoecircusboy> error404notfound: FYI: That could easily take several hours of guidance (since you seem pretty new to the process)
[07:23] <tct13> DozedOnLinux: I tried that already; i'm using Firefox 3.01
[07:23] <alraune> ’╗┐tct13:   did so, first view would think java
[07:23] <DozedOnLinux> peeps_ : deb's should be opened with gDebi by default
[07:24] <peeps_> DozedOnLinux, isn't it possible to install them from terminal?
[07:24] <DbatBG> Choosing between Ubuntu and SUSE, what are the possible motivations for favoring either?
[07:24] <alraune> ’╗┐tct13:   can't u open it all or just not using it ?
[07:24] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐tct13:  medibutuntu ?
[07:24] <joejoecircusboy> peeps_: use dpkg -i (I think - check 'man dpkg')
[07:24] <error404notfound> joejoecircusboy: FYI: I am not new, I just don't know about courier, already tried documentation, and google, but not much help, if that taskes long, someone can paste a link, plus I am almost done, it took a couple of minutes okay, only had to modify 2 lines..
[07:24] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐peeps_:  keeping things simple, allows for simple actions to perform, yes there is a way to do it through terminal
[07:25] <Uplink> im getting this error "Perl needs the csh shell to execute this program"
[07:25] <Flannel> error404notfound: courier is in universe, you might have more luck with something in main (dovecot is in main... and I think one more?)
[07:25] <tct13> the page loads but the flash is loading without displaying anything
[07:26] <tct13> DozedOnLinux: ’╗┐medibutuntu?
[07:26] <joejoecircusboy> error404notfound: Ah. my bad.. your 'what would my hostname be?' question sorta hints you've not familiar with mail
[07:26] <error404notfound> Flannel: thanks, solved the problem, don't you think courier is better than dovecot, coz someone else suggested that?
[07:26] <joejoecircusboy> error404notfound: So what's the problem exactly?
[07:26] <Flannel> error404notfound: I use dovecot personally, but I use it for IMAP and not pop
[07:26] <JayVomDach> FAJALOU: found. thx
[07:26] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐tct13: its a media package, let me see about link. works for media issues with flash sites and dvd issues
[07:27] <DistroJockey> Uplink, did you install  csh  ?
[07:27] <IntangibleLiquid> hi, is it possible for me to install EBOX onto my laptop with hardy?
[07:27] <error404notfound> joejoecircusboy: well I am, but I was confused coz most pop servers use mx.hostname..... oh and don't bother if you don't want to help, just say "sorry, later" or just "later"...
[07:27] <Uplink>  DistroJockey; how do i?
[07:27] <FAJALOU>  what i am trying to do is it already opens up inside firefox, but when i open it in another program through right click, it doesn't give me an option to what i want, so it always uses movie player,,, how can i change that...
[07:27] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐tct13:   www.medibuntu.org
[07:27] <DistroJockey> Uplink, sudo apt-get install csh     should do the job
[07:27] <Uplink> DistroJockey, ty bro
[07:28] <g[r]eek> Hi guys I need a way to monitor my bandwidth usage (sorry I missed any earlier replies if there were)
[07:28] <DistroJockey> Uplink, no problem
[07:28] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐tct13:   https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[07:28] <joejoecircusboy> error404notfound: I wouldn't be here if I didn't want to help. But I don't want to walk you through building a mail system (that could take hours). If you have a specific question, shoot.  (Though, I mainly use Dovecot too)
[07:28] <rodold> quick question...how do i find out the MAC address of a device?
[07:28] <Jadewolf> Hey guys, setting up a new system for my basement and wanted to do wireless, but its a wmp54gs, is there a howto on it that you guys know of?
[07:29] <Uplink> DistroJockey, they are installed already
[07:29] <joejoecircusboy> rodold: ifconfig if it's local, arp if it's remote
[07:29] <rodold> thanks
[07:29] <joejoecircusboy> np
[07:29] <rexus> guys, I have a printer connected to a windows PC, how can I configure in ubuntu so that i don't have to install any driver to print in the windows PC?
[07:29] <elmiguel428> Hi, I am a complete newbie with linux, I just downloaded it.  How do I correctly install a JRE without root access?
[07:29] <DistroJockey> Uplink, may need to modify your path or put a symlink in so Perl can find it then
[07:29] <ProNoob> IntangibleLiquid, what is ebox ?
[07:29] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐rodold:  in terminal > ifconfig -a
[07:29] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐rodold:  there are other ways as well
[07:29] <joejoecircusboy> elmiguel428: Umm... not something you want to attempt as a newbie :)
[07:29] <error404notfound> joejoecircusboy: not all problems are to be guided step by step, plus setting up a mail server with pop support where postfix is already installed is not a long process, just takes 2 minutes, and 2 line modifications, I can paste the standard procedure if you like :P. and lastly this channel is meant for help, not for our internal conflicts, so backing off....
[07:30] <Uplink> DistroJockey, please help me, im trying to compile something... im stuck on the "make"
[07:30] <elmiguel428> well I am trying to get java so that I can install a .jar file
[07:30] <elmiguel428> and I'm not sure how to correctly install a java app
[07:30] <dexi> hey
[07:30] <joejoecircusboy> error404notfound: Whoa dude, where did you get conflict from? I actually *was* trying to help. but no worries
[07:30] <IntangibleLiquid> ProNoob, eBox is a server for the easy administration of corporate networks. It covers a wide range of functionality from network gateway to communication center or file management
[07:30] <DistroJockey> Uplink, havn't really delt with Perl. What happens if you type   csh   in a terminal?
[07:31] <elmiguel428> How do i full install java?
[07:31] <Uplink> %
[07:31] <elmiguel428> *fully
[07:31] <IntangibleLiquid> ProNoob, check this out http://ebox-platform.com
[07:31] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐elmiguel428:  http://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/non-free/s/sun-java6/
[07:31] <DistroJockey> Uplink, ahh, k. I guess that's working then
[07:31] <joejoecircusboy> elmiguel428: Why can't you install as root?
[07:31] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐elmiguel428: there is apt-get one too
[07:31] <dexi> DozedOnLinux!
[07:31] <dexi> guess what im on
[07:32] <o2intake> hello for k9copy how come it doesn't save as an iso file and install backups as a folder???
[07:32] <elmiguel428> i don't know my root password, I am such a newb
[07:32] <elmiguel428> haha
[07:32] <DozedOnLinux> dexi: a linux box
[07:32] <dexi> DozedOnLinux: yes!
[07:32] <DozedOnLinux> dexi: so you got everythign working ?
[07:32] <joejoecircusboy> elmiguel428: It'd make your life easier to solve the root pw problem first :)
[07:32] <dexi> well, a linux and windows box, but the linux part of it
[07:32] <dexi> yeah i got a wired cable running
[07:32] <DistroJockey> Uplink, so you are makeing Perl, or a Perl program?
[07:32] <elmiguel428> hmm
[07:32] <o2intake> i make the output method to iso but it gave it to me as a folder
[07:32] <elmiguel428> joejoe how do I go about doing that?
[07:32] <ProNoob> IntangibleLiquid, doesn't sound like it would be worth it, whats wrong with just using their distro ?
[07:33] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐dexi:  that is nice, now you can join the pro's :)
[07:33] <joejoecircusboy> elmiguel428: Actually, there is no root password in Ubuntu.. Just do a 'sudo -i' and enter your user's passwd
[07:33] <dexi> server
[07:33] <dexi> oops
[07:33] <dexi> didnt mean to type that
[07:33] <Uplink> DistroJockey, Im compiling something dude. Im trying to install something... i never done this before... I type ./configure and everything goes good without an error. Then i type "make" and i get an error
[07:33] <dexi> DozedOnLinux: lol yeah, the pro!
[07:33] <dexi> s
[07:33] <elmiguel428> now should I just do the walk-through install of JRE?
[07:33] <Tazbobu> When I boot into ubuntu it activates my WLAN, but it will not connect... I have to manually disable it then reenable it before it will connect, but then everything works fine... any ideas?
[07:33] <dexi> im using irssi, anyone got a better one?
[07:34] <joejoecircusboy> elmiguel428: Did that work? (sudo)
[07:34] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐dexi:  just a min, i need to update my notes
[07:34] <LSD|Ninja> irssi > *
[07:34] <PauloRicardo> People, there is any setlocale-like app to change only my LC_NUMERIC and LC_MONETARY?
[07:34] <IntangibleLiquid> ProNoob, coz I want to have a look at it. some people recommended it to me since I'm working on a project that brings open source & web 2 technologies to education
[07:34] <Flannel> dexi: There is no better one!  but some people like xchat (moreso than xchat-gnome)
[07:34] <g[r]eek> Hi guys I need a way to monitor my bandwidth usage (sorry I missed any earlier replies if there were)
[07:34] <o2intake> > hello for k9copy how come it doesn't save as an iso file and install backups as a folder???
[07:34] <IntangibleLiquid> ProNoob, he said Ebox could be used on a server, so I'm looking into it
[07:34] <Dexikiix> I guess irssi isnt too bad
[07:34] <elmiguel428> yeah it did joe joe
[07:34] <elmiguel428> how do I send just to you?
[07:34] <joejoecircusboy> g[r]eek: try ipstat?
[07:34] <Dexikiix> im kinda a fan of gui tho
[07:35] <elmiguel428> sorry, i am such a newb at this.
[07:35] <ProNoob> IntangibleLiquid, oh, so you use ubuntu already and now need a good solution for a server ?
[07:35] <IntangibleLiquid> has anyone here ever used ubuntu/edubuntu to educatte children?
[07:35] <g[r]eek> joejoecircusboy: is that a GUI program? I only need to monitor bandwidth usage in terms of bytes sent / received
[07:35] <tct13> DozedOnLinux: so i added the medibuntu repo
[07:35] <joejoecircusboy> elmiguel428: umm '/msg <nick>' I think (I'm actually new here too)...   Anyway, I think you're good to go. Just follow the normal java install noted above
[07:35] <g[r]eek> joejoecircusboy: I notice System Monitor has this but I cannot reset it or anything
[07:35] <IntangibleLiquid> ProNoob, theoretically yes. Coz the main platform I'm going to use is Edubuntu.
[07:35] <tct13> DozedOnLinux: how do i get flash working?
[07:35] <joejoecircusboy> g[r]eek: It's command line
[07:35] <Dexikiix> someone say my name
[07:35] <Dexikiix> please
[07:36] <joejoecircusboy> Dexikiix: sure
[07:36] <jakev> hello, I was wondering if anyone here knows of possible reasons why I would not be able to use my keyboard at the login screen; I am still able to switch to a terminal at the login screen by pressing alt-F1 and can type just fine while using the terminal.
[07:36] <Dexikiix> :) twice?
[07:36] <IntangibleLiquid> i mean something similar to the Ubuntu Education Fund
[07:36] <Dexikiix> i think it only highlights the first time
[07:36] <joejoecircusboy> Dexikiix: take 2
[07:36] <o2intake> > hello for k9copy how come it doesn't save as an iso file and install backups as a folder???
[07:36] <ProNoob> IntangibleLiquid, it seems that ebox has hardy packages, http://ebox-platform.com/community/installation-guide/ but you still might want to install the server packages manually, i mean i don't know what you need...
[07:36] <Dexikiix> ok nvm it does it every time
[07:36] <Dexikiix> thanks
[07:36] <joejoecircusboy> np
[07:36] <g[r]eek> Do you know of any GUI bandwidth monitors?
[07:37] <joejoecircusboy> g[r]eek: Not offhand, sorry
[07:37] <robbo> Do any1 knows why my font looks different in xchat compared to my gnome-terminal?
[07:37] <robbo> Its the same font
[07:37] <PauloRicardo> g[r]eek: vnstat have a PHP frontend: http://www.sqweek.com/sqweek/index.php?p=1
[07:37] <DozedOnLinux> flannel: correct apt-get for SunJava6 not just jre ?
[07:37] <robbo> Only the one in the gnome-terminal is much smoother
[07:38] <Flannel> DozedOnLinux: sun-java6-jre
[07:38] <alraune> ’╗┐ g[r]eek: search synaptic-manager for network, find yourself...
[07:38] <ProNoob> IntangibleLiquid, but thanks for the tip, this ebox thing looks quite nice for something like a lan server
[07:38] <IntangibleLiquid> ProNoob, I havent thought of specific needs as I dont know what the ebox tthing can do. You're welcome.
[07:39] <robbo> some ideas about my "problem" ? ;D
[07:39] <g[r]eek> thanks
[07:39] <o2intake> > hello for k9copy how come it doesn't save as an iso file and install backups as a folder???
[07:39] <ProNoob> IntangibleLiquid, it seems to be a nice management interface to webserver, im server, mail server, vpn and so on
[07:39] <tct13> alraune: that is a flash page You need a Flash player to use Potlatch, the     OpenStreetMap Flash editor.
[07:39] <tct13> this is what it says in the page source
[07:39] <shaun_> im having no sound from an nvidia card, can anyone help
[07:39] <JayVomDach> Hi all, i have a Terratec Cinergy HT PCMCIA ’╗┐(saa7134), that's a ’╗┐Cable / DVB-T hybrid card but kaffeine only shows DVB. How do i configure the cable reception?
[07:40] <Vegombrei> hi .. is there a way to dcc file send thru irssi ?
[07:40] <tct13> alraune: do you use firefox 3.0.1?
[07:40] <IntangibleLiquid> ProNoob, we are working on a proposal thats gonna use Edubuntu as the main platform. It's nice to know if anyone here has done the same thing.
[07:40] <Tazbobu> is there a way to disable and reenable a wlan interface by a script/shell command?
[07:40] <shaun_> Im having nvidia nforce2 sound problems, no sound right now, can someone help?
[07:40] <alraune> ’╗┐tct13:   yup
[07:41] <tct13> and it worked out of the box?
[07:41] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐robbo:  you may want to change the font size. i noticed the same, so i stick with pidgin. eventhough i like the options xchat has
[07:41] <Dexikiix> woops i just crashed rhythmbox
[07:41] <tct13> alraune: what flash plugin do you have enabled? please look under tools>addons>plugins>
[07:42] <DistroJockey_> Uplink, sorry bout that, ADSL died :(
[07:42] <Uplink> DistroJockey, Im compiling something dude. Im trying to install something... i never done this before... I type ./configure and everything goes good without an error. Then i type "make" and i get an error
[07:42] <DistroJockey_> Uplink, did you install  build-essential ?
[07:42] <shaun_> Im having nvidia nforce2 sound problems, no sound right now, can someone help?
[07:42] <Uplink> DistroJockey, its ok bro
[07:42] <Uplink> DistroJockey, whats build-essential?
[07:42] <skillet_> Uplink, what are you trying to compile?
[07:43] <DistroJockey_> Uplink, essential stuff for building :)
[07:43] <alraune> ’╗┐ tct13: hard to say, I set up mmore than 50 different boxes, so have an repertoire,  can look , uuuh many
[07:43] <joejoecircusboy> hehe
[07:43] <Oooops> if anyone use wengo?
[07:43] <dahlia> hi, I have ubuntu 8.04 x64 desktop running and i installed xen-server and then I decided I didnt like it and uninstalled it. now I cant get it to detect my screen and set the resolution properly, and there isnt an option in the screen resolution dialog for my screen size. Is there a way I can manually configure it, or tell it to auto-detect now?
[07:43] <Uplink> skillet_, ŌĆ½ trying to compile SARA
[07:43] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐shaun_:  basics, check to ensure speakers are connected to right output on back of machine, there is times where some users overlook such. the new soundcards have multiple outputs, it is very easy to mistake one for another
[07:43] <alraune> how do I do a screenshot ?
[07:43] <joejoecircusboy> dahlia: Do you still have the -xen kernel installed?
[07:43] <dahlia> no
[07:43] <Uplink> skillet_, http://www-arc.com/sara/
[07:43] <tct13> alraune: it should begin with Shockwave flash...
[07:44] <alraune> !screenshot
[07:44] <dahlia> I dont think so
[07:44] <joejoecircusboy> dahlia: Did you check manually? (do a dpkg --list|grep -i xen)
[07:44] <Uplink> DistroJockey, im gonna need help on that
[07:44] <Kartagis> alraune: hit PrtSc and rename it and save it
[07:44] <dahlia> let me try...
[07:44] <DistroJockey_> Uplink, sudo apt-get install build-essential   should do the job
[07:44] <alraune> ’╗┐Kartagis: alraune: hit PrtSc ?
[07:44] <Uplink> DistroJockey, ty again =]
[07:44] <DistroJockey_> Uplink, you're welcome
[07:45] <Tazbobu> is there a shell command to restart wlan?
[07:45] <o2intake> > hello for k9copy how come it doesn't save as an iso file and install backups as a folder???
[07:45] <alraune>  PrtSc  ??
[07:45] <joejoecircusboy> Tazbobu: try /etc/init.d/network restart
[07:45] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐shaun_:   thread on subject > http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-4253.html
[07:45] <tct13> alraune: Alt + PrtSc if you want to take a screenshot only to the window
[07:45] <alraune>  PrtSc  ??
[07:45] <tct13> alraune: print screen button
[07:45] <Oooops> ┬┐oŲéšĮ╔Ö╩Ź ╔Ösn ╔ÖšĮo╩ÄšĮ╔É ╔¤Ūā
[07:45] <arooni> i want to blow away /dev/sdc as i need to rma the drive back to seagate.  seagate claims they wipe drives  (1) is shred the best program to use here?  if so, how many wipes should i do?, (2) is it ok to use my computer normally while this happens?  (my /home and /root/ are on /dev/sda)
[07:45] <tct13> top right of your keyboard
[07:45] <dahlia> hmmm I guess I do
[07:45] <alraune> F13....
[07:46] <DistroJockey_> alraune, also usually the same key as  SysRq
[07:46] <dahlia> how can I go back to the prior kernel?
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[07:46] <joejoecircusboy> arooni: shred -n 1 -z -v <DEV>
[07:46] <Dexikiix> dude wtf?
[07:46] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐alraune:   printscreen button usually very top of keyboard, above arrow keys, then above home.end keys section
[07:46] <arooni> joejoecircusboy, you mean /dev/sdc
[07:46] <alraune> got printscreen now, thx
[07:47] <joejoecircusboy> arooni: for 2> yes, it's ok to do if nothing on /dev/sdc is mounted while you do it
[07:47] <Oooops> alraune: just : import xxx.png is enough
[07:47] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐alraune:   its the laptops you need to hunt for them :P
[07:47] <arooni> joejoecircusboy, what happens if you do that while its mounted
[07:47] <joejoecircusboy> (02:46:47 AM) arooni: joejoecircusboy, you mean /dev/sdc  << Ya, but I didn't want someone copying the full command by mistake and running it
[07:47] <arooni> joejoecircusboy, gotcha!  i thought /dev/ deleted everything!
[07:48] <alraune> tct13: try to send screenshots...
[07:48] <joejoecircusboy> arooni: anything from nothing, to your system my lock up, to you losing data (i.e. not recommended)
[07:48] <joejoecircusboy> arooni: Why do you need it mounted while you do it?
[07:48] <arooni> joejoecircusboy, i dont at all;  im just curious in a 'what would happen if' sense
[07:48] <tct13> alraune: http://picasaweb.google.com/tiberiuturbureanu/Tech
[07:49] <Dexikiix> hehe im listening to a british rock station
[07:49] <FuRom> Hey, joejoecircusboy, would you know if audacious has a way to be minimized as a system tray icon?
[07:49] <tct13> alraune: i didn't receive your screeshot
[07:49] <dahlia> joejoecircusboy is there a way I can uninstall the prior kernal and get rid of the xen one? should I use aptitude?
[07:50] <joejoecircusboy> FuRom: Actually, I have no idea (never used it)... I only know of it because a friend was looking for an xmms replacement
[07:50] <Ajay> hi
[07:50] <joejoecircusboy> dahlia: so you do have xen installed?
[07:50] <Ajay> i want to install linux ubuntu on a usb key
[07:50] <FuRom> joejoecircusboy, ah, I see. lol, thanks anyways ^_^' It's pretty much all I need. I can always put it on a workspace out of the way, if it isn't able to minimize into a system tray icon.
[07:50] <Ajay> im reading abt liveusb
[07:51] <dahlia> I thought I uninstalled it with aptitude
[07:51] <joejoecircusboy> FuRom: Cool, enjoy :)
[07:51] <Ajay> i dont know how to install this tool
[07:51] <alraune> tct13:pm-Tab? trying again
[07:51] <dahlia> looks like there are some remnants
[07:51] <Ajay> so i could make this installation
[07:51] <joejoecircusboy> dahlia: Ya, doesnt always get the kernel... do you have the stock kernel installed too?
[07:51] <dahlia> I think so
[07:51] <Arouca>  /msg NickServ identify 1823gil
[07:52] <DozedOnLinux> !usb | ’╗┐Ajay
[07:52] <dahlia> I booted to the stock kernel (or so I thought)
[07:52] <joejoecircusboy> dahlia: Just reboot with the stock kernel (pick it from the grub menu), then come back here and I'll tell you how to uninstall the xen leftovers
[07:52] <dahlia> I did that
[07:52] <Oooops> !wiki | AaronH
[07:52] <joejoecircusboy> dahlia: And still having driver issues?
[07:52] <alraune> uncomplicated image-hosting a la pastebin for text ??
[07:52] <dahlia> yes
[07:52] <joejoecircusboy> dahlia: what GPU?
[07:52] <tct13> anyone had problems with flash in firefox 3.0.1 like this? http://picasaweb.google.com/tiberiuturbureanu/Tech
[07:52] <dahlia> nvidia 8600
[07:52] <X-Seti> Ubuntu-Server doesnt come with ftp server?
[07:53] <joejoecircusboy> dahlia: try running the nvidia setup thingy
[07:53] <dahlia> where is it?
[07:53] <joejoecircusboy> dahlia: nvidia-config or seomthing?
[07:53] <alraune> want to send you *.png
[07:53] <dahlia> looking
[07:53] <alraune> tct13: want to send you *.png
[07:53] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐tct13: looks like flash not loading correctly or fully
[07:53] <joejoecircusboy> dahlia: drop down to the command line, start typing 'nvidia-' then hit tab a bunch of times... it will show you all commands that start with nvidia-
[07:53] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐tct13: that is flash icon
[07:54] <dahlia> nvidia-xconfig?
[07:54] <tct13> DozedOnLinux: yes i know
[07:54] <joejoecircusboy> dahlia: might be it
[07:54] <rredd4> web site for ubuntu mid hardware support?
[07:54] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐dahlia: in terminal > nvidia-settings
[07:54] <tct13> this are my plugins http://picasaweb.google.com/tiberiuturbureanu/Tech/photo#5231294319030282034
[07:54] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐tct13:  does it do that with all flash sites ?
[07:54] <tct13> r100 works like in the photos
[07:55] <tct13> r124 not at all
[07:55] <joejoecircusboy> (02:54:41 AM) DozedOnLinux: ’╗┐dahlia: in terminal > nvidia-settings << will this reconfigure xorg.conf?
[07:55] <tct13> DozedOnLinux: no, only a few works
[07:55] <tct13> DozedOnLinux: i presume it's related to the version of flash they use
[07:55] <alraune> tct13: how do you post there ?
[07:55] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐joejoecircusboy:  it will configure nvidia settings . use this to reconfigure xorg.conf > sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[07:55] <dahlia> i did sudo nvidia-xconfig
[07:56] <dahlia> I didnt have an nvidia-settings
[07:56] <joejoecircusboy> dahlia: Try what DozedOnLinux suggested
[07:56] <tct13> DozedOnLinux: youtube loads correctly
[07:56] <dahlia> k
[07:56] <tct13> alraune: i have a gmail account
[07:56] <m08> ok, installing the latest ati drivers turned my screen white lol, so I stuck with the ones installed through ubuntu Admin:Hardware Drivers
[07:56] <DozedOnLinux> dahlia : this should work if nvidia-settings dont > gksu displayconfig-gtk
[07:56] <tct13> alraune: if you have one too, sign in and go to pcasaweb.google.com
[07:56] <sdasd> is there a issue with k9copy not copying as an iso file ??
[07:56] <selig5> How to change the screensaver setting form command line? Using ICEWM and don't see menu item for screensaver.
[07:57] <alraune> imageshack is annoying (email-blabla)
[07:57] <m08> Now, when I go to install the drivers for my tv tuner card I'm sent to this website by the card manufacturer http://linuxtv.org/hg/v4l-dvb/  but I have no clue what the heck to d/l and install there
[07:57] <DistroJockey> alraune, http://www.tinypic.com/   is also handy for sharing pics
[07:57] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐tct13:  hmm odd. give me link to same page, i will see if it loads for me. i dont seem to have problems with flash, but then, i dont know
[07:57] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐tct13:  you can IM/Pm that to me
[07:58] <m08> Anyone know how to install v4l-dvb on ubuntu hardy heron ? (what to download also)
[07:59] <m08> I am a super noob btw
[07:59] <alraune> tct13: http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=28cir13&s=4
[07:59] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐m08: that looks to be the correct site
[07:59] <rredd4> where do i find hardware support for Ubuntu Mobile Internet Device edition?
[08:00] <tct13> DistroJockey: thanks for the tip :)
[08:00] <tmapj> could anyone tell me how to startup I2P in sessions?
[08:00] <rredd4> is not on ubuntu web site
[08:00] <DistroJockey> tct13, you're welcome :)
[08:00] <m08> ok DozedOnLinux: But what do I click on to download the drivers? I click on just about anything and it goes to what just looks like documentation
[08:00] <tct13> DistroJockey: for text i use http://paste.pocoo.org/
[08:00] <sdasd> is there another program on ubunut to m]ake iso images from dvds?
[08:00] <tmapj> can anyone tell me how to startup I2P with ubuntu?
[08:00] <DozedOnLinux> !find ’╗┐v4l-dvb
[08:00] <joejoecircusboy> sdasd: 'cat' :)
[08:01] <alraune> tct13: http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2e4etg6&s=4
[08:01] <dahlia> YAY it worked! :D
[08:01] <crimsun> selig5: which *screensaver?
[08:01] <DistroJockey> tct13, I just use the one they mention here. Or I install  pastebinit  and pipe files to it :)
[08:01] <alraune> tct13: could read the links ?
[08:01] <dahlia> thanks guys :)
[08:01] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐m08:  let me see if i can find more info on that
[08:01] <joejoecircusboy> dahlia: good stuff! Do you want to get rid of the xen stuff?
[08:01] <m08> thanks DozedOnLinux !
[08:01] <dahlia> sure
[08:02] <joejoecircusboy> dahlia: Can you paste the output of 'dpkg --list|grep -i xen' in a PM?
[08:02] <Ajay> ubottu: im reading the article for usb installation
[08:02] <tct13> alraune: that is super weired: you use only r124 and it works for you. r124 enabled doesn't work for me at all
[08:02] <dahlia> k
[08:02] <alraune> ’╗┐ DistroJockey: thanks a lot, tinypics bookmarked, no crap, good resolution, fast n short adresses
[08:02] <Ajay> i dont get the first step
[08:02] <tmapj> can anyone tell me how to startup I2P with ubuntu?
[08:02] <Jordan_U> Is there a terminal based app for working with network-manager?
[08:02] <DistroJockey> alraune, yep, tis good. You're welcome :)
[08:03] <joejoecircusboy> tmapj: L2P, as in the protocol?
[08:03] <Ajay> do i just install it on the usb and after i tryy to configure for boot
[08:03] <tmapj> no I2P the anonymous network
[08:03] <tct13> alraune: for text i use paste.pocco.org
[08:03] <joejoecircusboy> tmapj: Ah, no idea
[08:04] <alraune> tct13: i don't think your prob is flash,  more java or php or phython... see half an hour before
[08:04] <crimsun> selig5: i.e., see xscreensaver-command and gnome-screensaver-command
[08:04] <tct13> alraune: the page contains flash
[08:04] <tct13> i have  aprob with flash
[08:04] <alraune> tct13 pastebin is good, too
[08:04] <tmapj> can anyone tell me how to startup I2P with ubuntu?
[08:04] <debian_akroyd> good morning everyone
[08:04] <alraune> l├Čle
[08:04] <selig5> thanks crimsun
[08:05] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐m08: those are tar.gz and tar.bz2 check > http://paste.ubuntu.com/34638/
[08:05] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐ ’╗┐m08:  maybe that will help
[08:05] <crimsun> selig5: np.  (Just noticed from identica)
[08:05] <tct13> alraune: ok. thanks for the tip pastebin
[08:05] <selig5> crimsun: cool
[08:05] <robbo> Rawr doesnt some1 knows why my font is smoother in gnome-terminal/pidgin compared to in xchat?:O
[08:06] <iXu> d00ds
[08:06] <robbo> CAn i like change the font settings somewhere?
[08:06] <m08> hhmmm....ok (I didn't see any tar.gz or tar.bz2 files on that website)
[08:06] <tmapj> can anyone tell me how to startup I2P with ubuntu?
[08:06] <DVS01> im looking for a front end that can make chronological-based browsing of my rsnapshot archives more convenient.. anyone know of any guis, front-ends, web interfaces, etc. for an rsnapshot archive?
[08:06] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐m08:  http://linuxtv.org/downloads/
[08:06] <DistroJockey> tct13, alraune : for example for pasting text files, you can (in terminal, all of the following on one line) just fyi :) :   sudo apt-get install pastebinit && cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | pastebinit
[08:06] <iXu> why is it so difficult to save a window location? or make it a default location and size
[08:06] <Flannel> iXu: See devilspie
[08:07] <Jordan_U> Is there a terminal based app for working with network-manager?
[08:07] <alraune> hmm..
[08:07] <m08> doh!
[08:07] <m08> thanks DozedOnLinux
[08:07] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐m08:  not so hot with compiling, otherwise i would be glad to help you with it
[08:08] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐m08:  there are many that are though, just ask around if you need assistance
[08:08] <m08> ok, thanks
[08:08] <alraune> ’╗┐ DistroJockey: where do I find the url then ?
[08:08] <iXu> thanks Flannel
[08:08] <m08> I'm trying to figure out which of those tar files I need to d/l right now lol
[08:08] <Terra> hey guys, how do I get banshee (version 1.2) to import a CD as an MP3 file? Its not in the options?
[08:08] <iXu> im doing some screen capturing and it would be nice to have it set the windows back
[08:08] <DistroJockey> alraune, will be in the terminal just above the prompt
[08:08] <octavius> is there a way to change extensions of all files in a directory from the command line
[08:08] <octavius> ???
[08:09] <Dexikiix> hey can anyone help me with getting TCL into the right place so i can run an eggdrop?
[08:09] <Dexikiix> im basically an utter linux newb
[08:10] <alraune> http://pastebin.com/f361d9a0a  ,lolololol, the secret of the turbo-mice is liftet....
[08:10] <DistroJockey> alraune, hehe :)
[08:10] <Uplink> DistroJockey, it worked!!! ty bro! :D
[08:10] <DistroJockey> Uplink, excellent. Glad to help and you're welcome :)
[08:11] <Sunbow> hi one question: haven┬┤t all linux distro the same kernel, and goes updating with new versions of kernel that are released?
[08:11] <fez_> Hello!
[08:11] <iXu> whats the prefered vidoe plaer
[08:11] <fez_> VLC
[08:11] <alraune> k, then see pm to get erminated, tct13
[08:11] <joejoecircusboy> Sunbow: Most vendors modify their kernel to some extent.. .and generally they stick with a single kernel version for a given distribution version
[08:12] <LSD|Ninja> Sunbow: They don't all run the same version of the kernel at the same time. Some upgrade faster than others for different reasons
[08:12] <Jordan_U> Is there a terminal based app for working with network-manager?
[08:12] <alraune> tct13:??
[08:12] <larsemil> Makefile.inc:66: *** /lib/modules/2.6.24-19-generic/build is missing, please set KERNELPATH.  Stop.
[08:12] <larsemil> what to do about that?
[08:14] <mavsman4457> What program can I use that is similar to hotspot shield to duck a web blocker?
[08:14] <iXu> duck?
[08:14] <tct13> alraune: i don't understand your last message
[08:14] <tct13> ’╗┐then see pm to get erminated, tct13
[08:14] <mavsman4457> iXu, ya like get around it
[08:15] <alraune> tct13 : i get an auto reply in dialogogue, don't wonna flood heree , PM disabeld ?
[08:15] <iXu> mavm not sure
[08:16] <alraune> tct13 : please open a dialogue TAB
[08:16] <mavsman4457> or is there any public proxy server that I can use that anyone knows of to get around my webblocker?
[08:16] <Dexikiix> is the terminal command to find a file just "find x"
[08:16] <Dexikiix> ?
[08:16] <tmapj> can anyone tell me how to start I2P on ubuntu startup?
[08:16] <basvg> hi all, suppose I'd get a new Eee... how hard would it be to be install ubuntu on it? (I have quite some experience installing ubuntu on 'regular' notebooks
[08:16] <fez_> guys, how do I get wPA working with wifi-radar or even the stock network manager in Ubuntu?
[08:17] <Dexikiix> fez, what kind of card?
[08:17] <Sunbow> ok thanks joejoecircusboy LSD|Ninja
[08:17] <carlos> !wireless
[08:17] <Dexikiix> lol carlos that wont help...
[08:17] <Dexikiix> atleast, not if he has a PCI broadcom
[08:17] <Dexikiix> like me lol
[08:17] <iXu> thats hardcore ubottu
[08:17] <carlos> Dexikiix: hi :D
[08:18] <DistroJockey> Dexikiix, only if the file is in the current path.   man find   lists the how to use
[08:18] <tmapj> can anyone tell me how to start I2P on ubuntu startup?
[08:18] <iXu> its easy
[08:18] <carlos> Dexikiix: Didn't see you :), i was doing some research about wireless for an entry in my blog :)
[08:18] <DistroJockey> Dexikiix, by path I ment directory^
[08:18] <iXu> tmapj, let me help you
[08:18] <tmapj> ok
[08:18] <iXu> tmapj, oh wait sorry i have to go.
[08:19] <flexgrip> Can someone help me determine why I am getting corrupt packages off of the us mirrors? Could it be my ssd drive?
[08:19] <iXu> flexgrip, definitely.
[08:19] <carlos> Dexikiix: Can you pass me the link i send you yesterday? The one about wireless cards?
[08:19] <Dexikiix> DistroJockey: i assumed :)
[08:19] <Jadewolf> Has anyone here successfuly installed a Wifi card with debian/ubuntu? I can nto for the life of me get this wmp54gs to work correctly
[08:19] <iXu> brb
[08:19] <Dexikiix> Jadewolf: not successfuly :(
[08:19] <iXu> compiz crashed
[08:19] <carlos> Jadewolf: Mine works great, it's a broadcom
[08:19] <fez_> yeah I just got it installed
[08:19] <alraune> ’╗┐ tmapj: P2P ?
[08:19] <Dexikiix> carlos lies
[08:19] <fez_> it is a broadcom
[08:20] <flexgrip> carlos, I am having trouble running fsck on it. what is the best way to check it for errors?
[08:20] <tmapj> alraune, no i2p
[08:20] <alraune> tct13:?
[08:20] <Jadewolf> carlos: mines from Linksys, Broadcom also, how did you do it?
[08:20] <DistroJockey> Dexikiix, ;) Assumptions can be bad at times :)
[08:20] <Dexikiix> hehe
[08:20] <otwr> Broadcom is awful
[08:20] <Jadewolf> Carlos: use ndiswrapper?
[08:20] <tct13> yes alraune
[08:20] <fez_> Carlos?
[08:20] <DozedOnLinux> BCM43xx blacklisted
[08:20] <Dexikiix> :p
[08:20] <alraune> tct13: disabeld PM ?
[08:20] <Dexikiix> i HATE broadcom
[08:20] <carlos> Jadewolf: With an ethernet connection and this command $ sudo dpkg-reconfigure b43-fwcutter
[08:21] <fez_> I am using broadcom right now.
[08:21] <Dexikiix> but apparently in intrepid, it just...works...
[08:21] <fez_> but carlos, can you get G bands ?
[08:21] <Dexikiix> when you do "apt-get"
[08:21] <otwr> I have a couple of atheros 11b's, will mail for free
[08:21] <Dexikiix> where does the file go?
[08:21] <fez_> what? sudo apt-get?
[08:21] <tct13> alraune: why would i do that?
[08:21] <flexgrip> What is the best way to check an SSD drive for errors?
[08:21] <Dexikiix> yeah fezx
[08:22] <X-Seti> Ubuntu 8.10 is out of this world :D
[08:22] <Dexikiix> -x
[08:22] <debCarlos> Dexikiix: Ok, i wasn't using my nickname... can you send me the links about the wireless thing? I forgot them...
[08:22] <Dexikiix> lol i dont have them either
[08:22] <alraune> tct13: when trying to PM you, I got an : auto-reply Away
[08:22] <fez_> er... I have no idea.
[08:22] <fez_> maybe temp
[08:22] <alraune> tct13: try again..
[08:22] <DistroJockey> Dexikiix, fez_ :  /var/cache/apt/archives
[08:22] <fez_> good question though
[08:22] <joejoecircusboy> flexgrip: badblocks?
[08:22] <debCarlos> Dexikiix: lol, seems like i'm destined to look for them again :D
[08:22] <fez_> anyway, to the broadcom haters... it works. Just keep trying.
[08:23] <iXu> anybody familiar with xwininfo command? know of any scripts that grab certain coordinates or dimensions of selected window
[08:23] <flexgrip> joejoe - I am getting corrupt downloads from the repos. I have an SSD drive I run ubuntu off of (eeepc). So I don't know if it is the packages or the ssd drive or what.
[08:23] <otwr> on the topic of wireless, not that it matters since my laptop was stolen, but did the ralink drivers ever get fixed?
[08:24] <omnivor> DCC SEND<PHONE_NUMBER>88888888
[08:24] <flexgrip> otwr - in 8.04.1 I didn't have to install any drivers and I don't think it is using ndis
[08:24] <Dexikiix> DistroJockey: more specifically, i did sudo apt-get install tcl
[08:24] <alraune> tct13: still getting this ,please open a dialogue yourself, (left click on my name in list)
[08:24] <joejoecircusboy> flexgrip: I would guess it's more probable that it's your RAM
[08:24] <Dexikiix> and now i am trying to get eggdrop to find tcl when i do ./configure
[08:24] <Beta-guy> is Ubuntu 8.04 release for the PS3?
[08:24] <debCarlos> Ok, got it in #debian, using the bot. It is http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/b43
[08:25] <flexgrip> joejoe, what could be wrong with my ram?
[08:25] <otwr> cool, ralink almost made me switch to fedora or something
[08:25] <bazhang> Beta-guy, #ubuntu-ps3
[08:25] <DistroJockey> Dexikiix, and you are looking for how to run it?
[08:25] <Dexikiix> Beta-guy: if you use PS3 on HD with a HDMI cable, get the yellowdog release for PS3
[08:25] <Flannel> Beta-guy: I believe the most recent is 7.10
[08:25] <Dexikiix> DistroJockey: i am just trying to do ./configure but it says it cant find tcl
[08:25] <LSD|Ninja> fez_: even after you get them working, Broadcom cards still suck. And not just on Linux either
[08:25] <tarzeau> does someone have enblend/enfuse ubuntu packages?
[08:25] <joejoecircusboy> flexgrip: RAM can get unreliable sometimes... flips bits, causing corruption (especially if you overclock)
[08:26] <DistroJockey> Dexikiix, ahh, not to sure on that one sorry
[08:26] <Dexikiix> ohk
[08:26] <flexgrip> joejoe - I just recently upgraded the ram in this laptop. Is there a way to check if it is bad?
[08:26] <alraune> tct13: still getting this ,please open a dialogue yourself, (left click on my name in list)
[08:26] <joejoecircusboy> flexgrip: luckily, there's a great memory tester that ships with Ubuntu.  Thanks, I will let you know how it goes. Does it, or can it, do any repairs?
[08:27] <joejoecircusboy> flexgrip: memtest86 will run in an infinite loop...  most errors will be detected in the first 10 mins or so though
[08:27] <DistroJockey> Dexikiix, did you install  build-essential  also?
[08:27] <joejoecircusboy> flexgrip: pretty much a replacement type repair
[08:28] <flexgrip> joejoe - lucky for me I have a week long warranty and I got this ram two weeks ago ;-)
[08:28] <Dexikiix> DistroJockey: no... not yet at least
[08:28] <octavius> so if i have a bunch of .php files in a dir, and want to change them all to .bak
[08:28] <joejoecircusboy> flexgrip: Excellent! (If you don't find a memory error, I'll help you check the SDD)
[08:28] <MrVirus> any body know a package for meuling on ubuntu
[08:28] <PauloRicardo> People, what's the Compiz plugin that show the app when you hover on it's entry in taskbar? I'm very irratated and don't know how to disable this. :(
[08:28] <octavius> is there a way via console?
[08:29] <otwr> octavius: use rename (i think it's part of mysql)
[08:30] <vegpuff> how do i find which process is using the sound card?
[08:30] <DistroJockey_> Dexikiix, sorry bout that ADSL died (why does typing build-essential do that to me :()
[08:31] <Dexikiix> DistroJockey_:  beats me, but no i dont have it
[08:31] <DistroJockey_> Dexikiix, you may need it
[08:31] <Dexikiix> sudo apt-get build-essential?
[08:31] <joejoecircusboy> vegpuff: If you know the sound device files, 'lsof' can help
[08:31] <kaper> octavius, i think $mv *.php *.bak
[08:31] <DistroJockey_> Dexikiix, with intall after apt-get  yeah :)
[08:32] <Dexikiix> oh yeah
[08:32] <joejoecircusboy> vegpuff: (lsof = list open files)
[08:32] <DistroJockey_> Dexikiix, install  even :)
[08:32] <Dexikiix> i always forget that one
[08:32] <MrVirus> let me try that again.. does anyone know of a package for ubuntu for emuling or downloading ed2k files
[08:32] <DistroJockey_> Dexikiix, yeah, happens :)
[08:32] <vegpuff> joejoecircusboy: thanks!
[08:32] <joejoecircusboy> vegpuff: np
[08:32] <bazhang> !p2p > MrVirus
[08:32] <m4lmsteen> ive done sudo apt-get install vncserver... where do i need to go to setup the configuration for the VNC ?
[08:32] <m4lmsteen> (in terminal)
[08:32] <slim_> hello all, firefox restart alot how to fix it ?
[08:33] <otwr> octavius: something like rename 's/php/bak/g' *.php
[08:33] <Dexikiix> ok i got build-essential
[08:33] <debCarlos> ok, going for a while\
[08:33] <Dexikiix> DistroJockey_: how does apt-get work... it seems too good to be true
[08:33] <joejoecircusboy> slim_: It's probably flash... try using the 'flashbock' plugin
[08:34] <birnx> has anyone had success with installing ati 3850 agp?
[08:34] <slim_> thanks joejoecircusboy
[08:34] <octavius> thanks
[08:34] <octavius> :)
[08:34] <DistroJockey_> Dexikiix, gets packages with scripts to make it work
[08:34] <joejoecircusboy> slim_: Note: flashblock doesn't completely block flash, it just doesn't load them by default (it replaces them with a little play button that you have to press)
[08:34] <DistroJockey_> Dexikiix, that's the short answer and the only one I know (need to know ;)
[08:35] <slim_> yes, joejoecircusboy i think i have it installed
[08:35] <otwr> MrVirus: try "aptitude search mule" ... but last time I tried any *mule stuff, it was really unstable
[08:35] <mavsman4457> Does anyone know how to bypass a web blocker using kvpnc?
[08:35] <coagent> Hello, I have been trying to get CS:Source to run under Wine but with my video card (Quadro NVS 140M) the game crashes just after the round starts. Any Ideas?
[08:35] <Dexikiix> draconius: by the name of your host, we live in the same area
[08:36] <Farhadix> hi guys, I can turn off or on my wifi and bluetooth adapters by Fn+F2 , is there any way to turning on/off from cli?
[08:36] <kaper> MrVirus, try apt-cache search amule
[08:36] <MrVirus> otwr : i've noticed that as well. i just installed amule and tried to import my .part file(which were form windows) which was prolly my first mistake.
[08:36] <[StingeR]> ├é├▒├ź├¼ ├¦├ż├Ā├░├«├ó├Ā
[08:36] <[StingeR]> ├Ā├½┬Ė ├Ī├½├┐├▓├╝
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[08:37] <Dexikiix> DistroJockey_: does installation of flashplayer plugin require a browser restart? it didnt say so...
[08:37] <otwr> birnx: yes, I have it running. you need to use the radeonhd driver
[08:37] <_ruben> !ru
[08:37] <[StingeR]> 1233 ├Ę├ź├½├Ā ├© ├Ł├©├¬├▓├« ├Ł├ź ├▒├½├╗├Ė├╗├▓ ├▒├│├¬├Ā
[08:37] <DistroJockey_> Dexikiix, yep
[08:37] <[StingeR]> ├Į ├ó├╗ ├Ę┬Ė ├¬├Ā├¬ ├»├©├¦├ż├©├▓├ź
[08:37] <[StingeR]> ?
[08:37] <bazhang> !ru | [StingeR]
[08:37] <alraune> ’╗┐ Dexikiix: yup
[08:37] <birnx> really? im having the hardest time with it
[08:37] <[StingeR]> .:Ģż░ Éalraune .:Ģż░ ÉŚŚ> „Ė:
[08:37] <[StingeR]> ?
[08:37] <Dexikiix> [StingeR]: ENGLISH
[08:37] <[StingeR]> Russish
[08:37] <[StingeR]> ├▒├│├¬├Ā
[08:37] <[StingeR]> )
[08:37] <Dexikiix> lmao
[08:37] <bazhang> [StingeR], stop
[08:37] <birnx> i have tried 8.3 to 8.7
[08:37] <[StingeR]> ├Ą├│┬Ė├»
[08:38] <Farhadix> [StingeR], here is a english room
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[08:38] <birnx> everyone of them locks after the progross bar at startup
[08:38] <Dexikiix> hey bazhang
[08:38] <lennie> hi,all ,Today after apt upgrade intrepid, some keyboard key failed, such as arrow keyŃĆüpageup pagedown key
[08:38] <bazhang> hi Dexikiix
[08:38] <Dexikiix> guess what im on!
[08:38] <Flannel> lennie: #ubuntu+1 for Intrepid support, thanks
[08:38] <bazhang> lennie, #ubuntu+1 for that
[08:38] <lennie> thanks
[08:38] <bazhang> Dexikiix, ubuntu?
[08:39] <Dexikiix> bazhang: yep! :)
[08:39] <alraune> ’╗┐ [StingeR]: yup ?
[08:39] <coagent> Hello, I have been trying to get CS:Source to run under Wine but with my video card (Quadro NVS 140M) the game crashes just after the round starts. Any Ideas?
[08:39] <bazhang> !yay | Dexikiix
[08:39] <[z]ne1> anyone know here about samba?
[08:39] <bazhang> coagent, have you asked in #winehq and checked the appdb?
[08:39] <Flannel> coagent: Try #winehq, they might be more help
[08:39] <joejoecircusboy> [z]ne1: what's the problem?
[08:39] <[z]ne1> because i setup samba for linux - win sharing
[08:39] <bazhang> !appdb | coagent
[08:40] <[z]ne1> but if i access the folder in win permission denied
[08:40] <joejoecircusboy> [z]ne1: what version of Windows?
[08:40] <Dexikiix> !yay | me
[08:40] <Dexikiix> meh
[08:40] <[z]ne1> xp
[08:40] <[z]ne1> sp3
[08:40] <Dexikiix> lol whats a good media player... i am growing to dislike rhythmbox
[08:40] <paola> salve
[08:41] <paola> posso una domanda?
[08:41] <ineffable> exaile
[08:41] <kaper> Dexikiix, i like vlc
[08:41] <Dexikiix> paulo english
[08:41] <DistroJockey_> !it | paola
[08:41] <joejoecircusboy> [z]ne1: man, a million things could be wrong :) (stupid samba :P)
[08:41] <paola> ok, grazie
[08:41] <alraune> !it|paola
[08:41] <yesitisjustme> if my laptop doesn't have a cdrom can i connect the laptop harddrive to desktop computer install from there and then connect laptop harddrive back to laptop or will it detect wrong hardware?
[08:41] <Jadewolf> Carlos leave?
[08:41] <Dexikiix> kaper:  lots of customization? playlists, hotkeys, things like that?
[08:42] <joejoecircusboy> [z]ne1: Can you see the samba computer from XP (when you browse the network) ?
[08:42] <otwr> birnx: here's my xorg.conf: http://hosted.xamai.ca/ati/xorg.conf
[08:42] <alraune> ’╗┐ yesitisjustme:could use a usb stick (pendrivelinux)
[08:42] <Dexikiix> yesitisjustme: what laptop doesnt have a CD drive? besides macbook air or w/e that thing is messed up
[08:42] <alraune> !usb>’╗┐ yesitisjustme:
[08:43] <Dexikiix> nice typo :p
[08:43] <kaper> i don't know, just easy to use. can play  a lot of video types
[08:43] <birnx> otwr: what driver version do you use?
[08:43] <Dexikiix> i guess i'll just do my own research :p
[08:43] <otwr> birnx: just what's in the repos, I used to compile it from the dev's git repo
[08:43] <[z]ne1> joejoecircusboy:  i can see the folder and when i enter my credential for security it says not accessible. you might not have permission to use blah blah blah....
[08:43] <alraune> ’╗┐ yesitisjustme: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[08:44] <joejoecircusboy> [z]ne1: Can I see your smb.conf?
[08:44] <yesitisjustme> ok
[08:44] <birnx> otwr: ahhh, alright thanks much
[08:44] <flexgrip> joejoe - no errors after 15 minutes of memtest
[08:44] <[z]ne1> il open it again
[08:44] <yesitisjustme> ya it just has 1 usb connector
[08:44] <joejoecircusboy> flexgrip: well, that's good (and bad) :)
[08:45] <alraune> ’╗┐ yesitisjustme: see bios, if booting from usb is possible before..
[08:45] <zhan_zr> !debian
[08:45] <flexgrip> joejoe - I use an SSD in this thing. Is there a way to check it for errors? I tried booting hardy live off usb and running fsck but it doesn't really run.
[08:46] <yesitisjustme> is a dell latitude L400
[08:46] <yesitisjustme> ok
[08:46] <PauloRicardo> People, what's the Compiz plugin that show the app when you hover on it's entry in taskbar? I'm very irritated and don't know how to disable this. :(
[08:46] <flexgrip> window preview
[08:47] <joejoecircusboy> flexgrip: try the 'badblocks' command
[08:47] <flexgrip> or something preview
[08:47] <[z]ne1> ’╗┐oejoecircusboy: [z]ne1: Can I see your smb.conf?
[08:47] <[z]ne1> what will i do now to smb.conf i already open it
[08:47] <MrVirus> would mldonkey-server be what i'm lookin for
[08:47] <joejoecircusboy> flexgrip: just *don't* use the -w flag, it will erase the drive
[08:48] <Dexikiix> is amarok only kde?
[08:48] <joejoecircusboy> [z]ne1: Sorry buddy, I'm going to pass on this one. Maybe someone else can help you.
[08:48] <alraune> ’╗┐ Dexikiix: nope
[08:48] <[z]ne1> ok
[08:49] <Dexikiix> thanks alraune
[08:49] <otwr> Dexikiix: it's a KDE app, but you can install it in whatever... lots od dependencies though. I run it under Xubuntu
[08:49] <Dexikiix> lol i am starting to think i shoulda gotten kde over gnome
[08:49] <flexgrip> joejoe - can I do this now or should I be at a root shell or running off the live usb drive. (I thought it had to be unmounted and didn't think I could unmount / while I was running ubuntu off of it)
[08:49] <Dexikiix> otwr: so its hard to install? (im a linux neewwwbbb)
[08:49] <alraune> ’╗┐ Dexikiix: gnome,xfce,kde... >Amarok
[08:50] <[z]ne1> anyone around who can help or explain why i cant open the shared folder from linux - win using samba? it says i "You might not have permission to use etc etc....."
[08:50] <otwr> Dexikix: nope, pretty much "sudo apt-get install amarok" will do it
[08:50] <luz3r> There is a program that can do alot of the processes need to place ubuntu on a usb drive but I can't remember the name but google will provide help with this.
[08:50] <flexgrip> zne1 - did you allow guest access?
[08:50] <joejoecircusboy> flexgrip: ya, you should do it from another instance (with the drive unmounted)
[08:51] <fez_> hellow again guys
[08:51] <PauloRicardo> flexgrip: oops, isn't Windows Previews, sorry for the poorly explanation. When I hover on a app entry in the taskbar the app give's focus, is not related to the thumbnail preview, a thing that I like
[08:51] <[z]ne1> im using my credential as admin
[08:51] <fez_> I have a problem with he wifi radar and the WPA driver
[08:51] <fez_> i am tryng to use the supplicant but it doesn't work
[08:51] <fez_> for any drivers
[08:51] <fez_> oh and its a broadcom
[08:51] <[z]ne1> flexgrip: ’╗┐im using my credential as admin
[08:52] <alraune> !broadcom>fez_
[08:52] <flexgrip> Paulo - on the compiz fusion site they have a description of the plugins from plugins-main plugins-extra etc. I think that has something to do with the expo plugin or something. I forgot.
[08:52] <DozedOnLinux> wpa-roam /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf
[08:53] <Atax> Hi all, is there something like the windows device-manager under ubuntu? ... I m trying to figure out if the correct drivers for my nforce570sli -chipset are installed!
[08:53] <flexgrip> zne1 - You are wanting to view a samba share you made in ubuntu on a windows machine right?
[08:53] <[z]ne1> flexgrip: yupz thats right
[08:53] <joejoecircusboy> Atax: (un)surprisingly, no :)
[08:54] <joejoecircusboy> Atax: But, nvidia-settings should give you the info you need
[08:54] <legend2440> Atax: gnome-device-manager
[08:54] <otwr> lshw, lsusb, lsmod
[08:54] <joejoecircusboy> legend2440: It won't help you with drivers though
[08:54] <[z]ne1> flexgrip: i can acctually see the linux machine and the shared folder, but if i open the folder and enter my security credentials after that, it says i dont have a permission etc etc...
[08:54] <Atax> joejoecircusboy: where do I view nvidia-settings?
[08:55] <PauloRicardo> flexgrip: hmm, I'will look that, thanks! :) It's not always... depends on mouse movement... very very strange
[08:55] <flexgrip> zne1 - Try sharing it as root to see if you can get it working. do 'sudo nautilus' in the terminal, right click and share the folder, then try it again from the windows machine.
[08:55] <Atax> legend2440: Is there such a thing? A gnome-device-manager, ... where?
[08:55] <joejoecircusboy> Atax: it's a package you install, then run from the command line (both the package and the command line tool are called 'nvidia-settings'
[08:55] <Atax> joejoecircusboy: I see, thanks!
[08:56] <joejoecircusboy> Atax: don't bother with gnome-device-manager... it just lists hardware detected (not actually configured)
[08:56] <Dexikiix> im out guys... gonna browse web and then go to bed
[08:56] <Dexikiix> ttyl
[08:56] <alraune> ’╗┐ Dexikiix: n8...
[08:56] <otwr> Atax, joejoecircusboy: so try lsmod first\
[08:57] <flexgrip> zne1 - I always allow guest read and write to the samba shares and when it asks for credentials I just use guest and leave the password blank. but when I kicked windows I use nfs on all my shares. A LOT better transfers and a lot easier.
[08:57] <anthropoidster> Hey All.  I go to Nautilus Bookmarks and remove them - no problem. But when I restart or log out and in, the same places keep coming back - problem. How do I permanently remove them.
[08:57] <legend2440> Atax: sudo apt-get install gnome-device-manager
[08:57] <Atax> Thanks otwr!
[08:58] <Atax> legend2440: I already install it to have a look at it, ... thanks!
[08:58] <flexgrip> anthropoidster - are all of the entries in your fstab?
[08:58] <Atax> legend2440:  I meant, I installed it after you recommended it!
[08:58] <babo> i've put a call home script wget -O /dev/null http://mysite.com/phone_home.html in /etc/rc.local but it doesn't call home on system boot. anyone any idea why ?
[08:58] <anthropoidster> @’╗┐flexgrip - no these are folders in my home directory
[08:59] <legend2440> Atax: if you select    view>device properties it will give driver information
[08:59] <otwr> babo: you's have to put that in the root user's crontab
[09:00] <marco> Hi
[09:00] <babo> otwr, but then the user would have to be logged in. i want it to call home on system boot. it's no good to me in root cron ...
[09:00] <alraune> ’╗┐babo:page not found...
[09:00] <marco> !list
[09:00] <babo> alraune: that's the point. it's to keep track of my laptop. the page will show up in my logs ...
[09:00] <babo> alraune, anti-theft device if you will ...
[09:00] <katikih> memek
[09:01] <flexgrip> anthro - so you made bookmarks and now when you remove them they aren't getting removed? or are you talking about pictures videos documents etc?
[09:01] <otwr> babo, nope... i set up a phone home-type thing myself. just "sudo crontab -e" and put in that line and it should run before anyone logs in
[09:01] <alraune> ’╗┐babo: ?? the link you set doesn't lead to a script...
[09:01] <joejoecircusboy> (03:59:13 AM) legend2440: Atax: if you select    view>device properties it will give driver information  << never noticed that before, my bad
[09:01] <babo> alraune, that doesn't matter
[09:02] <m4lmsteen> Fatal server error:
[09:02] <m4lmsteen> could not open default font 'fixed'
[09:02] <babo> it's wget. wget is a script
[09:02] <m4lmsteen> when i try to start my VNCserver
[09:02] <m4lmsteen> anyone ?
[09:02] <m4lmsteen> i reinstalled fonts... to no avail
[09:02] <alraune> ’╗┐babo: paste the script !
[09:02] <[z]ne1> flexgrip: i can open now, i create a test folder to check and i get it, but i set the permission to allow create folder then in win os i try to create a new folder inside the shared folder and right now mouse status is still busy....
[09:02] <Atax> legend2440: joejoecircusboy: Thanks you 2! .... Any idea where I tell s me if the correct drivers for my nforce570 chipset has been properly installed?
[09:03] <anthropoidster> flexgrip: actually I never made these bookmarks - they just appeared one day and now they keep coming back on every start. They point to a few different directories within directories within /home.
[09:03] <acrousey> i'm having problems with the update manager. I can get into it and see that I can download updates, but when I click "Install updates" the manager freezes. I can still download through the terminal, however I would like to get the update manager going again.
[09:03] <alraune> ’╗┐babo: think got your idea
[09:03] <legend2440> joejoecircusboy: yes but command line is still more efficient in my opinion
[09:03] <alraune> ’╗┐babo: paste the script !
[09:03] <joejoecircusboy> Atax: for the GPU portion?
[09:03] <babo> otwr, yeah but it'll phone home every second then ... i don't want it creating a socket 80,000 times a day
[09:03] <babo> alraune, i already did post the script. the script is wget ...
[09:03] <flexgrip> anthro - I am assuming whatever app added them is adding them whenever they come back. What folders are they? Do they relate to a certain application?
[09:04] <Atax> joejoecircusboy: Mpeg4 Videos i playback are sluggish, games seem to be fine, ... this is an indicator to me that the chipsetdriver has not been properly installed, ... I dont think it has anything to do with the GPU of my graphikcard!
[09:04] <legend2440> Atax: sorry i have ati. not familiar with nvidia or whatever you have
[09:05] <Atax> legend2440: oh ok! :)
[09:05] <boo> list
[09:05] <flexgrip> anthro - run sudo nautilus and then go to the bookmarks and see if there are any in there
[09:05] <alraune> ’╗┐babo: see, well if you manually try this in cli, does that work ?
[09:05] <joejoecircusboy> Atax: Hmm... well the only thing that really wouldn't be installed correctly is the GPU (graphics) driver.. The best way to check that is to use the nvidia-settings tool
[09:05] <Atax> errrr, help! I just zoomed in by pressing WIN + E , .... how do I unzoom again? :) lol!
[09:05] <anthropoidster> flexgrip: Yes, that's an interesting thought - a video dir, a picture dir, a audio dir and the main dir.  Indicating  a media program of some sorts perhaps.
[09:06] <bazhang> flexgrip, gksudo, and that particular command you need to be very careful with be sure anthropoidster knows it
[09:06] <anthropoidster> flexgrip: yea, already tried root user and no bookmarks in nautilus there.
[09:06] <otwr> babo: try something like "1 * * * *" or something before that command (see eg. http://webfuse.cqu.edu.au/Courses/aut2001/85321/Resources/Lectures/14/2/
[09:07] <flexgrip> ohh yeah, I forgot to mention you can screw and delete stuff that you don't need to when you run nautilus as root. sorry
[09:07] <erlend> hi, after messing around with my settings yesterday I turned on my computer today, and it's stuck at 640 x 480, in the roll down window of screen res and screens and graphics I can only choose 640x480, not my other options. Anyone have any tips?
[09:07] <joejoecircusboy> Atax: I'm making an assumption that you're using the onboard graphics... if you have an add-on graphics card, there's nothing really to check with the remaining nForce functionality... it should just all work (they're all fully supported by the stock kernel)
[09:07] <babo> otwr, it'll still run every second ...
[09:07] <Atax> joejoecircusboy: Yeah, ... seems to be the best answer, ... i ll install that tool, thanks!
[09:07] <flexgrip> anthro - videos pictures music etc come like that out of the box. those are the folders you are talking about?
[09:07] <imaginativeone> would someone help me to install some software?
[09:07] <otwr> babo: except, of course, if you only want it to run once on boot....
[09:07] <babo> otwr: i'm not sure crontab is the answer to this particular issue ...
[09:08] <erlend> f
[09:08] <alraune> erelend : sudo apt-get install gksudo displayconfig-gtk
[09:08] <otwr> babo: yeah, i just overcame my brain problem
[09:08] <alraune> erelend : sudo apt-get install  displayconfig-gtk
[09:08] <imaginativeone> http://maketecheasier.com/turn-your-ubuntu-hardy-to-mac-osx-leopard/2008/07/23/
[09:08] <alraune> sry
[09:08] <anthropoidster> ’╗┐flexgrip: yes understand power of root. No, these are dirs that I created and exist in my /home
[09:08] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐erlend: in terminal > gksu displayconfig-gtk
[09:08] <babo> otwr, well that's the thing about computers - they're going to do what you tell them to do. not what you want them to do.
[09:08] <utnubudnai> hey all,my system has lost it's sound,now it doesn't make any sound at all,any body know why?
[09:09] <DozedOnLinux> gksu displayconfig-gtk   if you have nvidia in terminal > nvidia-settings
[09:09] <flexgrip> Can someone tell me why I don't have permissions to .sabnzbd and .xbmc and /dev/nvidia0 and /dev/nvidiactl after a reboot? the two hidden folders are in my home dir and permissions get reset after every reboot.
[09:09] <babo> otwr: that'll run once per hour
[09:09] <alraune> erelend : cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf  /etc/X11/xorg.backupp
[09:09] <utnubudnai> I have not do nothing to my system,God,why it should be like this?
[09:09] <alraune> erelend : sudo   displayconfig-gtk
[09:09] <erlend> alraune: E: Command line option 'g' [from -gtk] is not known.
[09:09] <flexgrip> anthro - do you have anything running at startup that you didn't add yourself?
[09:09] <babo> if the user isn't capable of resetting your linux password and logging into the system. then it's unlikely that he/she will have the system open when the crontab hits
[09:10] <alraune> erelend : sudo apt-get install  displayconfig-gtk
[09:10] <Beta-guy> when should 8.10 be released?
[09:10] <joejoecircusboy> utnubudnai: Did you check all the volume controls, make sure one isn't turned all the way down (this got me a few times when I first switched to Ubuntu)
[09:10] <alraune> erelend : right ?
[09:10] <vespadj> ciao, sono nuovo e sto cercando un canale dove di parla di programmazione in generale
[09:10] <babo> otwr, more than likely they'd boot it up once. look at your login screen. then shut it down and wipe it ...
[09:10] <bazhang> vespadj, what language
[09:10] <alraune> !it|’╗┐vespadj:
[09:10] <DistroJockey> !it | vespadj
[09:11] <otwr> babo: yes, i misunderstood you... just thinking about it. I know I've done this before at some point
[09:11] <vespadj> ok
[09:11] <alraune> erelend : right ?
[09:11] <bazhang> vespadj, python, or other
[09:11] <babo> otwr: that's assuming that they don't read 'linux-kernel' off grub and just go ahead and wipe it anyway ...
[09:11] <Jadewolf> do you guy sknow what the commandline is for getting to log into a system with gui interface, all I have is SSH right now
[09:12] <flexgrip> I got kicked off the sudoers list. When I added myself back everything is ok except after every reboot I don't have permissions to use /dev/nvidia0 or /dev/nvidiactl. Any ideas?
[09:12] <otwr> Jadewolf: try startx
[09:12] <joejoecircusboy> Jadewolf: You're ssh'd into a machine, and you want to start a GUI on the remove machine?
[09:12] <Jadewolf> otwr: That wont work with ssh, I need to have something like remote desktop
[09:12] <joejoecircusboy> *remote machine
[09:12] <erlend> that worked...tnx all =)
[09:12] <acrousey> Hi. I'm having problems with the update manager. I can get into it and see that I can download updates, but when I click "Install updates" the manager freezes. I can still download through the terminal, however I would like to get the update manager going again. Could someone help me?
[09:13] <alraune> ’╗┐babo: see, well if you manually try this in cli, does that work ?
[09:13] <Jadewolf> joejoecircusboy: I'd rather connect with rdp
[09:13] <utnubudnai> joejoecircusboy, unfortunately,eyething seems ok?but ...
[09:13] <anthropoidster> ’╗┐flexgrip: nothing special added outside of regular startup stuff. I think I need to restart and investigate it further looking for a related program as you suggested.
[09:13] <mgolisch> Jadewolf: maybe there you can use nomachine.com`s nx
[09:13] <mgolisch> it works quite good for me
[09:13] <mgolisch> its fast even over the internet
[09:13] <flexgrip> anthro - Yeah, it would seem they are getting added on login. Which makes me think it is being added every time.
[09:14] <joejoecircusboy> Jadewolf: Ya, no RDP outside of Windows......  YOu can configure Ubuntu with VNC though. Did you look into that/
[09:14] <Smegzor> I'm having trouble setting up a remote friends computer to allow me to get a remote desktop.  I prefer XDMCP over vnc.  I can SSH in and I have got the friend to enable remote logins via the administration menu and I have rebooted his pc.  Could someone talk me through setting up XDMCP?  I have pinholed a port for SSH and thats all.
[09:14] <alraune> ’╗┐ acrousey: did you do an upgrade or a clean hardy install?
[09:14] <Jadewolf> its a  local server I just built and didn't setup RDP in X so I wanted to set it up via ssh
[09:14] <acrousey> alraune: clean install
[09:14] <mgolisch> Jadewolf: there is no rdp
[09:14] <ikonia> Smegzor: xdmcp over the intenet is not a good idea
[09:14] <anthropoidster> flexgrip: thanks for the lead - I'll see if it gets somewhere.
[09:14] <otwr> Jadewolf: sorry, didn't read the ssh part. Have you tried ssh -X?
[09:14] <Smegzor> ikonia.  What do you recommend?
[09:14] <flexgrip> let me know how it turns out
[09:14] <babo> alraune: mannally try wget ? yes
[09:14] <ikonia> smegzor you should be able to setup most of his box through ssh
[09:14] <acrousey> alraune: it has worked in the past, but has recently begun to freeze on my
[09:15] <anthropoidster> flexgrip: yea - later...
[09:15] <alraune> ’╗┐ acrousey: tried to reinstall the update-notifier ?
[09:15] <ikonia> Smegzor: anything else either launch an individual app over x11/ssh or talk him through
[09:15] <Smegzor> yes except I want to install XP as a guest OS on virtualbox.  I need a desktop for that.
[09:15] <acrousey> alraune: how do i do that?
[09:15] <alraune> ’╗┐babo: from terminal, it produces the log you want, right ?
[09:15] <ikonia> Smegzor: talk him through, that sort of thing is not recommended over the internet
[09:15] <joejoecircusboy> utnubudnai: you can pick a couple different devices to changes volumes on, and for each device there are a few different channels you can adjust (some are hidden by default)... just mess around in there for a bit...
[09:15] <flexgrip> smegzor why not use ssh -x ?
[09:16] <alraune> ’╗┐ acrousey: open a terminal...
[09:16] <flexgrip> smegzor I mean ssh -X whatever@ipaddress
[09:16] <Smegzor> .. or you could help me with the real problem.  The msn clients for linux do not support Hebrew.  I have been unable to add that.
[09:16] <alraune> babo : ??
[09:16] <joejoecircusboy> Smegzor: Can you run MSN Messenger in Wine?
[09:17] <ikonia> Smegzor: the real problem ??? what are you talking about, if this is not the real problem why are you asking about it ?
[09:17] <babo> alraune, yes
[09:17] <acrousey> alraune: I meant, what code... I'm newish to linux and ubuntu
[09:17] <flexgrip> Yeah I don't get it either
[09:17] <flexgrip> Not willing to use vnc
[09:17] <babo> rc.local is called from every runlevel right ?
[09:17] <Smegzor> I am asking about remote desktops so I can install XP as an alternative to a working MSN client running natively on ubuntu
[09:17] <flexgrip> using the -X option in ssh will allow you to install virtualbox and set it up with a gui
[09:18] <Smegzor> but if I can get MSN in Hebrew I don't need XP
[09:18] <alraune> ’╗┐babo: from terminal, it produces the log you want, right ?
[09:18] <flexgrip> so you are trying to install virtualbox and run windows inside of linux just to use msn?
[09:18] <ikonia> Smegzor: well, a.) I'd look at wine rather than a full VM for messanger b.) which msn client are you using pidgin ?
[09:18] <babo> alraune, right.
[09:18] <kaper> Smegzor, you can use pidgin
[09:19] <flexgrip> Smegzor - does meebo have the language options you want?
[09:19] <Smegzor> I'll try that.  I'm unfamiliar with running apps over X that way.  I could use and example for running an app over SSH using X.
[09:19] <alraune> ’╗┐ acrousey: open a terminal..., type: sudo apt-get remove --purge update-notifier  ’╗┐update-notifier-common
[09:19] <acrousey> thanks
[09:19] <alraune> ’╗┐babo: then maybe the network isn't up yet, try a delay ...
[09:20] <Smegzor> I haven't tried meebo.  Pidgin doesn't appear to support different languages from whatever the user is using.  They want the rest of the login in English
[09:20] <ikonia> Smegzor: wine is a more effeciant way or doing this
[09:20] <jjbin> hi all are there some other irc-tools for the Ubuntu except the xchat-gnome
[09:20] <ikonia> Smegzor: running a whole VM for the sake of msn is backwards
[09:20] <flexgrip> way more efficient
[09:20] <Smegzor> I like wine a lot ^^
[09:20] <cumulus007> jjbin, Pidgin
[09:20] <joejoecircusboy> Smegzor: I just did a quick google - It seems like Pidgin has supported Hebrew for awhile now?
[09:20] <CorpseFeeder> I drink it often too
[09:20] <Smegzor> I'm in NZ (very backwards)
[09:20] <kaper> jjbin, xchat
[09:20] <babo> alraune, right. maybe network doesn't come up untill you're logged in though ...
[09:20] <alraune> ’╗┐babo: changed any permissions ? irewall ? user privs for outdial ?
[09:20] <babo> nope
[09:20] <ikonia> Smegzor: I strongly suggest you look at wine
[09:20] <otwr> jjbin: the ubuntu-hardcores are always nattering about irssi
[09:20] <flexgrip> Smegzor - msn web client?
[09:21] <alraune> ’╗┐ acrousey: got it ?
[09:21] <flexgrip> its on their website
[09:21] <acrousey> just a sec
[09:21] <flexgrip> you can set your language settings in the preferences
[09:21] <Smegzor> thanks for all the suggestions.  I'm getting swamped :)  I'll see what I can figure out.
[09:21] <DozedOnLinux> !hebrew
[09:21] <Smegzor> I use irssi at work (not allowed high bandwidth apps)
[09:22] <CorpseFeeder> How do I make Google Earth work? i.e. - how do I fix it so that I can actually see the fonts ? (this is what I see: http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y265/BlackDalek/Screenshot-GoogleEarth.png )
[09:22] <Smegzor> haha  I'm english only :P
[09:22] <knexx> can somebody help me?
[09:22] <ikonia> knexx: what's up
[09:22] <knexx> in one of my harddrives where i had windows installed
[09:22] <knexx> i deleted every file inside
[09:22] <tct13> i have two plugins for flash installed for my firefox3.01: Shockwave flash r100 and r124
[09:22] <knexx> but it seems that i have 12gb used
[09:22] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐Smegzor:  "’╗┐Smegzor: .. or you could help me with the real problem.  The msn clients for linux do not support Hebrew."
[09:22] <joejoecircusboy> oh damn
[09:22] <tct13> how do i uninstall r100?
[09:22] <ikonia> knexx: are you using windows ?
[09:22] <dexi> hey
[09:22] <sauvin> Looks like the CIA, NSA and a few other Alpha Bits Agencies have been playing with GoogleEarth :D
[09:22] <dexi> im back
[09:22] <knexx> ubuntu
[09:23] <dexi> flash = no sound?
 jjbin: the ubuntu-hardcores are always nattering about irssi   what did u mean?otwr
[09:23] <Smegzor> DozedOnLinux: yes but I'm only the techie.  The friend is Jewish.
[09:23] <ikonia> knexx: hidden files, swap file etc
[09:23] <knexx> how do i see those
[09:23] <jjbin> are there some like the mirc just in the windows
[09:23] <bazhang> sauvin, offtopic
[09:23] <otwr> jjbin: apparently, irssi is the IRC client all the cool kids use. I'm still on xchat though
[09:23] <ikonia> knexx: what is your end goal, you want a blank disk ?
[09:23] <knexx> yes.
[09:24] <ikonia> knexx: ok, then I suggest you "format" your disk with the file system you want, that way you know it's %100 blank
[09:24] <alraune> ’╗┐ acrousey: open a terminal..., type: sudo apt-get remove --purge update-notifier  ’╗┐update-notifier-common ,  got it ?
[09:24] <sauvin> bazhang, I was confirming that CorpseFeeder has a fonts problem.
[09:24] <acrousey> yeah
[09:24] <dexi> im sure this isnt a new thing... anyone got a quick fix for flash not having sound?
[09:24] <joejoecircusboy> knexx: Do you know what disk it is (as in the linux device file)
[09:24] <knexx> so, chg it from ntfs to something like ext3 or something?
[09:24] <jjbin> ok
[09:24] <ikonia> knexx: yes, that seems the best way to make sure it's clean
[09:24] <knexx> k
[09:24] <alraune> ’╗┐ acrousey: open a terminal..., ’╗┐ type: sudo apt-get install  update-notifier  ’╗┐update-notifier-common
[09:25] <knexx> lemme try it
[09:25] <knexx> joejoecircusboy, wut
[09:25] <sauvin> Flash often doesn't have sound for me if /dev/dsp is busy with something else.
[09:25] <CorpseFeeder> How do I fix google earth fonts?
[09:25] <alraune> ’╗┐ acrousey: using kde or gnome ?
[09:25] <joejoecircusboy> knexx: Do you know the linux device file for your disk (e.g. /dev/sda)
[09:25] <acrousey> gnome, i think
[09:25] <dexi> sauvin: thats messed up, it should always have sound :p
[09:25] <pvh_sa|wrk> heya, i'd like to migrate the f-spot data i've build up on one pc to another pc - does anyone know what i need to copy across?
[09:25] <knexx> wait
[09:25] <acrousey> what  does the first part of each thing mean?
[09:26] <coldpizza> hey, how do i enter 'recovery' mode from a ubuntu cd? I want to reinstall some broken packages (e.g. nautilus) without reinstalling the entire system; is that possible?
[09:26] <otwr> oh hey, i have an actual question: is anyone else having Flash non-working issues in Firefox? It works for a while after starting, but then it stops. Konqueror is apparently unaffected.
[09:26] <acrousey> the ┬┐
[09:26] <knexx> lemme check
[09:26] <alraune> ’╗┐ acrousey: k, then one manual : sudo apt-get update &&  apt-get upgrade
[09:26] <joejoecircusboy> otwr: Ya, I thought it was a 64 bit thing
[09:26] <dexi> otwr, i just have non-working sound in flash
[09:26] <otwr> ok, just wondering. I'm sure it'll get fixed, someday
[09:26] <pvh_sa|wrk> i see there is a .gnome2/f-spot - i wonder if i can just tar that up (along with Photos) and move it across - anyone tried that?
[09:27] <joejoecircusboy> otwr: Ya, right after Sun releases a 64-bit java plugin :P
[09:27] <dexi> otwr, do you know how to fix the sound issue?
[09:27] <CorpseFeeder> What's up with this - http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y265/BlackDalek/Screenshot-GoogleEarth.png anyone????
[09:27] <alraune> ’╗┐ acrousey: could you paste your /etc/apt/sources.list ?
[09:27] <knexx> gparted is taking a long time to load
[09:27] <knexx> joejoecircusboy: /dev/sda1
[09:27] <otwr> dexi: no, sorry, I don't have that problem. For me, it's all or nothing
[09:27] <joejoecircusboy> knexx: Is that the only disk in the computer?
[09:27] <utnubudnai> joejoecircusboy,yeah,you are right!and I 've fixed it ,thank you a lot.
[09:28] <knexx> no
[09:28] <joejoecircusboy> utnubudnai: no problem :)
[09:28] <knexx> sda6 is linux swap
[09:28] <knexx> :O
[09:28] <tromo> while knexx is formatting...if i wanna drive on ubuntu server that will mainly be accessed by windows machines does it matter whether it is formatted ntfs of ext3? is one preferred?
[09:28] <knexx> wuzzat
[09:28] <acrousey> alraune: I am on a separate computer
[09:28] <joejoecircusboy> knexx: Do you want to erase all disks in your computer?
[09:28] <acrousey> working with 2
[09:28] <knexx> eh, windows can't see ext3 without a certain program
[09:29] <knexx> joejoecircusboy: no
[09:29] <tromo> right, and i have that on the windows machines
[09:29] <knexx> well the linux swap is like 570 mb
[09:29] <otwr> tromo: nope, doesn't matter
[09:29] <knexx> i don't really care about that
[09:29] <joejoecircusboy> knexx: Then go with the other method (my way is alot faster, but if you don't know what you're doing it can go bad)
[09:29] <tromo> i would prefer to use ntfs for the shares on the ubuntu machine
[09:29] <knexx> what other method
[09:29] <alraune> ’╗┐CorpseFeeder:don't have that issuse, but googleearth takes lot of pc-power, propietary driver well installed ? (Graphics?)  Ram ?
[09:29] <joejoecircusboy> knexx: So you want to erase all data on the computer and start fresh?
[09:30] <knexx> NO
[09:30] <tromo> i just wondered if one was preferred over the other
[09:30] <joejoecircusboy> knexx: Go with the other method
[09:30] <tromo> thanks
[09:30] <otwr> tromo: though I'd be leery of using ntfs on a ubuntu server
[09:30] <knexx> i want to get my missing 12gb from this partition
[09:30] <knexx> i'm like an angry customer who wants the whole lobster
[09:30] <joejoecircusboy> hehe :)
[09:30] <alraune> ’╗┐ acrousey: see, anyway, did that on the other ?
[09:31] <knexx> wait
[09:31] <acrousey> yeah
[09:31] <knexx> dev/sda5 is 26.9 gb
[09:31] <knexx> its the one i was looking for
[09:31] <knexx> maybe i should chg it to ps3
[09:31] <knexx> eh
[09:31] <knexx> ext3
[09:31] <knexx> or fat32
[09:31] <CorpseFeeder> alraune, there is no proprietary driver for linux for my graphics card. A previous version of google earth (4.2.something) worked then I started getting the funky fonts effect after version 4.3.something...
[09:31] <knexx> which is faster?
[09:32] <antonellin> ciao
[09:32] <antonellin> !list
[09:32] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐joejoecircusboy:  dont be tempted to post that command (i think you know what i mean) normal methods of erasing and reformatting are sufficient
[09:32] <alraune> ’╗┐ acrousey: maybe that fixed the prob, otherwise have a look to your /etc/apt/sources.list file, if something is wrong with that.....
[09:32] <joejoecircusboy> DozedOnLinux: Yep, already made that decision (see above) :)
[09:32] <DozedOnLinux> ’╗┐joejoecircusboy: ok
[09:32] <acrousey> ok
[09:33] <jjbin> and I am sorry is there own some rooms for kids to the ubuntu and tell me what kinds of shell used in unbuntu although I haven't really know what the shell !!
[09:33] <alraune> ’╗┐ acrousey: anywa, next time say it before when not sitting on it, as commands can be very long... lol
[09:34] <acrousey> sorry
[09:34] <spinull1> i need to know how to get my nm-applet back on the gnome panel
[09:34] <otwr> jjbin: technically it's dash, but everybidy calls it bash
[09:35] <spinull1> someone help plz
[09:35] <alraune> ’╗┐ acrousey: sorry you, mine is fine 8-)
[09:36] <otwr> spinull1: yeah, i had that problem, drove me nuts. I just killed and restarted the thing and sometimes it showed...
[09:36] <CorpseFeeder> so this http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y265/BlackDalek/Screenshot-GoogleEarth.png is definitely a video driver issue and not a googleearth configuration or font issue?
[09:36] <DistroJockey> spinull1, Right-click a panel, choose  Add to panel...  then select  Network Monitor  and click Add
[09:36] <spinull1> no
[09:36] <spinull1> thats different
[09:36] <spinull1> i have that now
[09:36] <DistroJockey> spinull1, yep, sorru
[09:37] <spinull1> that doesn't answer my question
[09:37] <trupheenix> hi i want to know how i can replicate the packages installed on my old machine to a new machine?
[09:37] <jjbin> very thx otwr,that is the user of unbunto can  use the dash only,right?
[09:37] <chuckles_theSHED> Hello, perhaps someone could assist me with detecting my iPod.  I have tried several applications, checked forums - dmesg returns a series of failures and "not ready msgs"
[09:37] <otwr> spinull1: I actually made a script, lemme look for it...
[09:37] <crdlb> jjbin: the default interactive shell is bash
[09:38] <crdlb> jjbin: but when making shell scripts, /bin/sh points to dash, which is a much lighter shell which doesn't support all of bash's scripting features
[09:38] <otwr> jjbin: not really, you can use any shell you like but dash is the default. depanding on what you have installed, you can type "bash" or "zsh" or "tcsh" or "fish" and try different shells
[09:39] <spinull1> sh
[09:40] <DistroJockey> spinull1, in my Sessions - Startup Programs I have   nm-applet --sm-disable   as the default Network Manager applet
[09:40] <spinull1> i will try that
[09:40] <spinull1> thanks
[09:41] <trupheenix> ’╗┐hi i want to know how i can replicate the Ubuntu packages installed on my old machine to a new machine?
[09:41] <otwr> jjbin: the dirty secret of Ubuntu is that bash is symlinked to dash
[09:41] <DistroJockey> spinull1, you're welcome
[09:41] <trupheenix> ikonia: ’╗┐hi i want to know how i can replicate the packages installed on my old machine to a new machine?
[09:41] <crdlb> !clone | trupheenix
[09:41] <ikonia> trupheenix: pardon ?
[09:41] <crdlb> otwr: that's not true
[09:42] <trupheenix> ikonia: i got my answer :) thx
[09:42] <jjbin> oh thx all I take a lesson and  the "apt-get"  ,which used for download and intall the aviable softs, is the one common of bash??
[09:42] <otwr> no? I totally had to hack the googleearth installer once because of bashisms
[09:42] <ikonia> trupheenix: I didn't even see your question, just a highlight on me
[09:42] <crdlb> otwr: /bin/sh is dash
[09:42] <knexx> can i ask something
[09:42] <crdlb> otwr: when you open a terminal, that terminal is running /bin/bash
[09:42] <otwr> crldb: ah, sorry
[09:43] <knexx> can a HP three-in-one scanner/printer/photostatter connect to ubuntu
[09:44] <alraune> ’╗┐ knexx:google ubuntu hardware list...
[09:44] <otwr> knexx: probably, but you're better off checking the HCL (hardware compatibility list) for your model. I suspect not all of the functions are supported, but you may be lucky
[09:45] <knexx> kthx
[09:45] <g0rAngA> my wireless card has stopped connecting with one particular network.  The card connects fine to any other network, and other computers can connect fine to this network, and i've made no configuration changes, and no software changes.  i'm kinda stuck.  can anyone help me out?
[09:45] <jjbin> why I couldn't use the "apt-get" to download iriss mentioned before but the "apt-get" is fine yesterday when I install others like Java
[09:45] <sdfdf> hello can someone please help me.... i installed k9copy and for some reason it won't rip as an iso file... it just rips it as a folder even if i indicate output as iso /?????
[09:45] <MikeSeth> g0rAngA: maybe its a problem with the network?
[09:45] <chuckles_theSHED> Can anyone help detect iPod on Hardy?
[09:45] <otwr> jjbin: "irssi"
[09:46] <g0rAngA> MikeSeth: no, it seems to work fine with any other computer
[09:46] <MikeSeth> g0rAngA: so what happens when you try to connect?
[09:46] <jjbin> I was sorry I type wrong
[09:46] <alraune> ’╗┐ jjbin: sudo apt-get install irssi
[09:47] <alraune> ’╗┐ jjbin: for the odd messenger..
[09:47] <knexx> ok so i reformatted to ext3
[09:47] <knexx> but now i can't use it
[09:47] <knexx> ._.
[09:48] <joejoecircusboy> chuckles_theSHED: I think you want 'gpod'
[09:48] <g0rAngA> MikeSeth: it seems to throw away the encryption key its using just before it authenticates.  this causes it to hang for the next few minutes, at which point it'll try again
[09:48] <knexx> joejoecircusboy ?
[09:48] <otwr> jjbin: though irssi is a command-line IRC client... is there something you're looking for that xchat doesn't do?
[09:48] <joejoecircusboy> knexx: eh?
[09:48] <MikeSeth> g0rAngA: using wpa_supplicant?
[09:48] <knexx> i reformatted the disk to ext, but now i can't put files in it
[09:48] <knexx> all i saw is this lost+found folder which i can't delete
[09:49] <ikonia> knexx: check the permissions
[09:49] <g0rAngA> MikeSeth: in a manner of speaking.  NetworkManager invokes it
[09:49] <ikonia> knexx: who owns it, who has write permissions ?
[09:49] <joejoecircusboy> knexx: Not really sure what you're doing (I think someone else told you to reformat)
[09:49] <knexx> could not be determined
[09:49] <MikeSeth> g0rAngA: anything in dmesg? modules not loading/missing?
[09:49] <ikonia> joejoecircusboy: I suggested he format it
[09:50] <ikonia> knexx: have you got the disk mounted ?
[09:50] <chuckles_theSHED> joejoecircusboy:  i shall try that, will update...
[09:50] <ra21vi> i cannot type from numerics pad in my keyboard.. Numlock is on and i tested everything... still no clue why this is happening
[09:50] <knexx> how do i mounted disk?
[09:50] <SaeidZebardast> I need a program for mouse clicks  counter. any one?
[09:50] <ra21vi> knexx: man mount , and check there.. be litttle more specific
[09:50] <knexx> sorry, been thinking ''how do i shot web'' the whole day
[09:50] <knexx> man mount?
[09:50] <ikonia> knexx: go into "places -> computer" can you see the disk in there ?
[09:50] <knexx> yeah
[09:50] <ra21vi> knexx: you can use /etc/fstab for it.
[09:51] <chazco> Hi... how can I start Ubuntu normally but without the splash screen? Want to see what is slowing the startup down compared to Windows
[09:51] <Offline> Hello guys. How can I download wine program for ubuntu gutsy??
[09:51] <knexx> how can i use fstab
[09:51] <SaeidZebardast> I need a program for mouse clicks  counter. any one?
[09:51] <xnv> Offline: Synaptic
[09:51] <ikonia> knexx: ok - so if right click it is there an option that says "mount volume"
[09:51] <jjbin> thx Alraune but it doesn't work just like what I did before,else when I type the "apt-get update"it is ok
[09:51] <ra21vi> chazco: dont compare to windows..
[09:51] <otwr> knexx: damn, that's exactly what I was thinking, so I didn't want to say anything
[09:51] <chazco> ra21vi - Compared to other linuxes then, it really does take ages to boot
[09:52] <knexx> can't see it
[09:52] <ikonia> chazco: most common cause of a slow boot is dhcp addresses
[09:52] <jjbin> it show the updates from the web
[09:52] <otwr> chazco: sometimes you luck out and it does an invisible fsck which takes forever
[09:52] <ikonia> knexx: you've gone into "places -> computer" and you can see the volume, yes/no?
[09:52] <chazco> ikonia - Even when using network manager with wifi (custom modules)
[09:52] <ikonia> otwr: no it doesnt
[09:52] <ikonia> otwr: it tells you when fsck is being run
[09:52] <sdfdf> hello what do you guys use to rip dvds to iso files?
[09:52] <DistroJockey> chazco, remove  quiet splash   from your kernel boot line to see what's going on
[09:52] <ikonia> chazco: yup
[09:52] <chazco> otwr - Every single time is about the same... doubt its that, although the has a knack for doing it when i dont want
[09:53] <knexx> theres a big ! in a triangle beside my hd
[09:53] <otwr> bah, onmine it does
[09:53] <knexx> ._.
[09:53] <ikonia> DistroJockey: it shows it on screen anyway
[09:53] <joejoecircusboy> sdfdf: data or video?
[09:53] <knexx> at gparted
[09:53] <ikonia> knexx: no
[09:53] <sdfdf> video
[09:53] <g0rAngA> MikeSeth: I've been staring at dmesg and syslog for the past hour.  there doesn't seem to be anything suss, except possibly "wmaster0: dropped FromDS&ToDS frame ... " appearing in dmesg from time to time
[09:53] <ikonia> knexx: not gparted
[09:53] <DistroJockey> ikonia, he asked how, and I gave the answer
[09:53] <chazco> DistroJockey - Ah thanks, will have a look. ikonia etc - I've already noticed the clocksource issue, but have added the workround for that
[09:53] <ikonia> DistroJockey: I agree,
[09:53] <joejoecircusboy> sdfdf: ah, I can't help you there
[09:53] <chuckles_theSHED> joejoecircusboy: do you mean gtkpod?  i have tried it and other apps.  system does not recognize hardware plugged in...
[09:53] <SaeidZebardast> I need a program for mouse clicks  counter. any
[09:53] <DistroJockey> chazco, you're welcome
[09:53] <alraune> ’╗┐ jjbin: use apt-cache search  blabla*  to get existing, korrekt paketnames
[09:53] <sdfdf> o.O
[09:54] <Arnosandres> how can I untar .sql.gz file? tar xvfz file.sql.gz not working. any ideas? :)
[09:54] <Jordan_U> Is there a terminal based app for working with network-manager?
[09:54] <ikonia> Arnosandres: it's not a tar file
[09:54] <knexx> ok so
[09:54] <chazco> DistroJockey - Just to be certain - if i edit grub options from grub (not the menu.lst) they dont become permenant?
[09:54] <knexx> its mounted
[09:54] <ikonia> Arnosandres: it's just gzipped
[09:54] <joejoecircusboy> Arnosandres: it's not tarred.. .just gzip -d it
[09:54] <DistroJockey> chazco, true
[09:54] <Offline> Flannal: can you show me the code of downloading wine in ubuntu??
[09:54] <Arnosandres> thank You!
[09:54] <ikonia> knexx: ok, so right click where it is mounted and check the permissions
[09:54] <chazco> DistroJockey - Okay, going to reboot and try. Thanks again :)
[09:54] <ikonia> knexx: the default permissions will be root:root write only
[09:54] <MikeSeth> g0rAngA: try configuring the iface manually in /etc/network/interfaces
[09:54] <joejoecircusboy> chuckles_theSHED: Ya, gtkpod...
[09:54] <jjbin> otwr:no I just wanna try others irc soft in Ubuntu,thx u
[09:54] <greg_> Hello, is it possible to upgrade a 32bit Ubuntu to 64 bit? Thanks
[09:55] <joejoecircusboy> chuckles_theSHED: So you're plugging it in via usb?
[09:55] <ikonia> greg_: not really
[09:55] <knexx> the permission of ''disk-1'' could not be determined
[09:55] <kaper> grep, no
[09:55] <MikeSeth> g0rAngA: see also wpa_cli
[09:55] <ikonia> knexx: are you doing this is gparted ?
[09:55] <MikeSeth> g0rAngA: wpa_cli may tell you something you otherwise wont see
[09:55] <knexx> i went to computer
[09:55] <ikonia> knexx: great
[09:55] <knexx> right clicked it
[09:55] <knexx> and pressed properties
[09:55] <alraune> ’╗┐greg_: nope,  and others ask with right why 64 as 32 is running good
[09:55] <knexx> then went to permissions
[09:55] <knexx> and it said that
[09:56] <kaper> greg_, it's like cd player can't play DVD
[09:56] <ikonia> knexx: thats fine
[09:56] <babo> i've created a startup script, placed it in /etc/init.d/, tested it and then added it to the runlevel scripts using update-rc.d callhome multiuser
[09:56] <ikonia> knexx: if you open nautilus and browse to where it is mounted
[09:56] <babo> it doesn't run on startup though ...
[09:56] <greg_> Then how do I copy my 32 bit setup onto a 64 bit install?
[09:56] <imaginativeone> I just lost my startup splash background...
[09:56] <imaginativeone> how do I get that back?
[09:57] <knexx> nautilus?
[09:57] <knexx> wait, lemme see if i have it
[09:57] <ikonia> knexx: the file manager
[09:57] <joejoecircusboy> greg_: Why do you want 64 bit?
[09:57] <chuckles_theSHED> joejoecircusboy:  yes, indeed.  i run dmesg - "failed" and "not ready" msgs...
[09:57] <g0rAngA> MikeSeth: its been a while since i've configured a wireless card this way, it may take some time...
[09:57] <alraune> ’╗┐greg_: 32 still got more apps,  64 is only slighty faster in special cases, e.g. compiling, boinc and so on, often 32b is run for compatibilty on that, anyway
[09:57] <joesus> so, in the middle of update-manager upgrading from 7.10 to 8.04, i ctrl + alt + backspaced and killed the updater while it was doing its thing
[09:58] <joejoecircusboy> chuckles_theSHED: I hate saying this: But, try rebooting? (sometimes the usb ports get into a funk and do that)
[09:58] <knexx> how do i find this mystical file manager
[09:58] <greg_> So I have to install 64 bit and spend time setting it all up again?
[09:58] <knexx> the one called nautilus
[09:58] <greg_> Can I copy all my 32 bit data to 64 bit install, ie documents, vids, etc
[09:58] <ikonia> knexx: have you read anything about ubuntu before installing
[09:58] <joesus> i've run a few commands from the command line that should have reinstalled a lot of the core modules and packages, but, how can i be sure that i've redone everything i needed to do?
[09:58] <alraune> ’╗┐greg_: give 64 a try when a fresh install has to be anyway, do'nt bork a 32 system
[09:58] <ikonia> greg_: documents/videos yes, application/programs no
[09:58] <joejoecircusboy> ikonia: lol
[09:58] <knexx> not really
[09:58] <Jordan_U> joesus: Try running update-manager again, if that does not work run "sudo dpkg --configure -a"
[09:59] <otwr> joesus, try a bunch of "apt-get -f install"s
[09:59] <knexx> figured i should learn while having it installed
[09:59] <ikonia> knexx: I suggest you do read the basics at http://start.ubuntu.com/8.04/
[09:59] <knexx> <_<
[09:59]  * knexx reads
[09:59] <joejoecircusboy> knexx: ubuntuguide.org << This is good too
[09:59] <knexx> yeah i have read that guide
[09:59] <kaper> ikonia, i might be wrong but i think app run on 32 bit should be run on 64
[09:59] <Jordan_U> joesus: Wait, had it actually gotten past downloading all of the packages yet?
[09:59] <knexx> a bit of it
[09:59] <ikonia> knexx: learn while installed, sure, but your not at a level where you can even use the file manager yet which makes it hard to work through issues with you
[10:00] <ikonia> kaper: your wrong
[10:00] <knexx> where can i open the file manager
[10:00] <ikonia> kaper: ubuntu is not multi-lib, 32bit applications have to be specially built
[10:00] <ikonia> knexx: read the docs
[10:00] <joesus> Jordan_U: yeah, it finished downloading, and was in the middle of installing with like (approximately) 20 minutes left
[10:00] <chazco> ikonia / DistroJockey - The only thing it seems to wait on is "intel_rng: FWH not detected"... everything else is about how i'd expect it
[10:00] <ikonia> knexx: just to get the basics
[10:00] <joejoecircusboy> greg_: Unless you have more than 3 GB of RAM, I'd stick with your current install... Go to 64bit when you need to reinstall for some other reason
[10:00] <knexx> which part of it
[10:00] <knexx> >_<
[10:00] <chuckles_theSHED> joejoecircusboy:  i shall try it.  i guess that should have been one of my attempts...  thanx.  brb.
[10:00] <ikonia> knexx: all of it
[10:00] <ikonia> knexx: read the table of contents
[10:01] <knexx> damnit
[10:01] <imaginativeone> how do I extract a *.gz file in the terminal?
[10:01] <joesus> Jordan_U: and, i ran dpkg, apt-get update & apt-get upgrade (these are shortened) from the command line then rebooted
[10:01] <knexx> i really just want to get this hd working
[10:01] <knexx> thats all
[10:01] <chazco> Anyone here know if/when the clocksource bug will be fixed btw?
[10:01] <otwr> imaginativeone: gunzip
[10:01] <ikonia> knexx: I just want you to be able to use the distro
[10:01] <greg_> is Linux 64 bit supported with software?
[10:01] <greg_> Are there 64 bit versions of Thunderbird, Firefox, K3B, etc?
[10:01] <ikonia> greg_: sure are
[10:02] <ikonia> greg_: not all software is 64 bit native or ported
[10:02] <joejoecircusboy> greg_: Too big omissions are: 64bit flash, and 64bit Java plugin
[10:02] <knexx> i know
[10:02] <joejoecircusboy> *two
[10:02] <Jordan_U> joesus: Are you having any problems?
[10:02] <knexx> but not now
[10:02] <knexx> i really have a big headache
[10:02] <ikonia> knexx: ok, then, come back when you've read the basics then
[10:02] <knexx> i have a really big headache
[10:02] <ikonia> knexx: you don't have to do it now
[10:02] <knexx> can't even do sentences correctly
[10:02] <ikonia> knexx: people are in this channel all day
[10:02] <knexx> i know, but its like, if i don't do it now
[10:03] <knexx> i won't be able to sleep
[10:03] <tct13> hello again, i solved my problem with flash in firefox3.0.1
[10:03] <ikonia> knexx: I suggest you try to sleep
[10:03] <alraune> lol 24/7 koffeine.. lol
[10:03] <otwr> knexx SMASH!!
[10:03] <Jordan_U> greg_: Almost all open source apps have 64 bit versions
[10:03] <DistroJockey> chazco, this is the best link I could find:  http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-hardware-18/intelrng-fwh-not-detected-546360/
[10:03] <joejoecircusboy> (05:03:05 AM) knexx: i won't be able to sleep << Damn, and I thought I lost sleep over trivial problems ;)
[10:03] <joesus> Jordan_U: i was having quite a few before i did the appropriate commands, but, i guess i'm just looking for a quick way to see if it actually upgraded since grub's entry wasn't updated to show 8.04 instead of 7.10
[10:03] <mrtimdog> ikonia: Regarding "ubuntu is not multi-lib, 32bit applications have to be specially built", see package ia32-libs.
[10:03] <pen> how do I update eclipse platform from update manager?
[10:03] <ikonia> mrtimdog: what about them ?
[10:03] <xnv> Jordan_U: Wrong
[10:04] <ikonia> mrtimdog: I'm well aware of the 32bit library package, but ubuntu is not multi-lib, and the 32bit programs have to be specially setup to use those libraries rather than generic 32bit install
[10:04] <chazco> DistroJockey - Yep, read that... doesnt seem to offer much useful advice though really
[10:04] <DistroJockey> chazco, so I guess blacklisting it is the way to go
[10:04] <DistroJockey> chazco, no it doesn't :(
[10:04] <tct13> DozedOnLinux: alraune: i removed all flashplugin..so and libflash...so from mozilla and firefox directories (ifound them with find / -name "*flashplugin*", etc.)
[10:05] <Jordan_U> xnv: Really? Name 3 popular open source projects that don't support 64 bit
[10:05] <chazco> DistroJockey - Blacklisting would be a good idea... if i could see the module anywhere
[10:05] <tct13> and when i restarted there was neither r100 r124 installed anymore
[10:05] <joejoecircusboy> Jordan_U: OpenJDK :D
[10:05] <DistroJockey> chazco, yeah, no idea what it is called sorry
[10:05] <chatzilla> Who can create apt repository?
[10:05] <xnv> Jordan_U: Not that I can't, but you said "almost all" not "almost all popular".
[10:05] <mrtimdog> ikonia: Sorry, maybe I missed your point, np :)
[10:05] <DistroJockey> chazco, it's probably in the kernel anyway
[10:05] <chazco> DistroJockey - According to launchpad... its built in the Ubuntu kernel itself...
[10:06] <bazhang> apt-mirror chatzilla
[10:06] <hampsterblade> Ubuntu sucks because it can't play subtitled videos like Windows
[10:06] <chazco> heh
[10:06] <Jordan_U> joejoecircusboy: That's one, and note I never said all, just most
[10:06] <tct13> i downloaded r124 from adobe.com, closed the browser and now it's all okay
[10:06] <DistroJockey> chazco, :)
[10:06] <hampsterblade> ;aksdjf;askdfj;askdfjaierj
[10:06] <joejoecircusboy> Jordan_U: I'm just buggin.. I actually agree with your statement
[10:06] <Jordan_U> joejoecircusboy: *almost all
[10:06] <otwr> chatzilla: anyone, I think. just not official
[10:06] <alraune> ’╗┐ chatzilla: anybody
[10:06] <bazhang> hampsterblade, please stop
[10:06] <hampsterblade> Sry
[10:06] <l337ingDisorder> is there an ubuntu version of the windows "chkdsk" command?
[10:06] <joejoecircusboy> l337ingDisorder: fsck
[10:06] <knexx> >_<
[10:06] <knexx> sigh
[10:07] <l337ingDisorder> thanks :)
[10:07] <knexx> lemme just try to, chg it to fat32
[10:07] <alraune> ’╗┐ chatzilla: e2fsck, be careful with that !!!
[10:07] <knexx> is that a good idea?
[10:07] <alraune> ’╗┐ ’╗┐l337ingDisorder: : e2fsck, be careful with that !!!, sry chatzilla
[10:07] <otwr> knexx: refresh me, is this an external drive?
[10:08] <knexx> internal
[10:08] <otwr> ah
[10:08] <knexx> ntfs
[10:08] <knexx> wtv works
[10:08] <knexx> .-.
[10:08] <knexx> it used to be ntfs
[10:08] <otwr> i never had much success with ntfs
[10:08] <knexx> ._.
[10:09] <sniff_> how to make my terminal like [root@ubuntu]#
[10:09] <sniff_> i mean [ ]
[10:09] <LSD|Ninja> sniff_: PS1
[10:09] <otwr> i could tell you, but i think I'm doing it wrong
[10:09] <alraune> ’╗┐sniff_: sudo -i ,  carefull!
[10:09] <joejoecircusboy> sniff_: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Bash-Prompt-HOWTO/
[10:09] <kaper> sniff read shell enviroment
[10:09] <otwr> right. I keep doing sudo bash
[10:10] <joshux> how to use PPPoE through wireless
[10:10] <wols_> joshux: not really doable. why would you?
[10:10] <g0rAngA> MikeSeth: No dice, it seems
[10:10] <joejoecircusboy> joshux: Why??
[10:11] <ikonia> kaper: why do you want to change it to fat32
[10:11] <ikonia> kaper: sorr
[10:11] <joshux> but my EEEPC can
[10:11] <ikonia> knexx: why do you want to change it to fat32
[10:11] <wols_> joshux: it cannot
[10:11] <joshux> I'm using it ...
[10:11] <wols_> joshux: what is the local IP of your EEEPC? 192.168.x.x?
[10:11] <ikonia> knexx: if your tired - stop working, go sleep come back and have a read through the doc I posted to you
[10:11] <wols_> run "/sbin/ifconfig" on your EEEPC and tell us the IP it has
[10:11] <knexx> yay
[10:11] <knexx> worked
[10:12] <knexx> also, i've read it
[10:12] <ikonia> knexx: you've not,
[10:12] <joshux> i'm using a hub not router
[10:12] <knexx> doesn't explain much about making it work if theres a problem
[10:12] <ikonia> knexx: you've been away for about 2 minutes
[10:12] <LSD|Ninja> afaik, there's nothng stopping PPPoE working over wireless other than the lack of equipment supporting it being used that way
[10:12] <ikonia> knexx: that document takes longer than 2 minutes to read
[10:12] <ikonia> knexx: plus your tired so not absorbing it
[10:12] <knexx> yeah
[10:12] <Captain_Redbeard> Hi guys, I need a hand... I can't do any DNS querys... The DNSes in resolv.conf looks fine and everything works with IPs but not URLs...
[10:12] <knexx> i know
[10:12] <knexx> i'll read it later tonight
[10:12] <knexx> sorry
[10:12] <joshux> ppp0      Link encap:Point-to-Point Protocol
[10:12] <joshux>           inet addr:<IP_ADDRESS>
[10:12] <wols_> Captain_Redbeard: then it's not fine :)
[10:12] <Captain_Redbeard> and another computer using the same settings works perfectly
[10:13] <knexx> i've just read through
[10:13] <wols_> joshux: then use normal pppoeconf
[10:13] <knexx> see if theres anything about ext3 or soemthing, all i found out  is that its used as filesystem
[10:13] <ikonia> knexx: you can't have done, you've had that document for 2 minutes, it will take much longer
[10:13] <ikonia> knexx: your tired, I suggest you go and sleep and approach fresh
[10:13] <knexx> sure
[10:13] <wols_> !pppoe
[10:13] <joshux> wols_:you mean on the ubuntu one?
[10:13] <alraune> ’╗┐ knexx: google fileystem linux
[10:13] <wols_> joshux: see the factoid
[10:14] <ikonia> Captain_Redbeard: if you do "nslookup" and then put in a url what happens ?
[10:14] <wols_> joshux: your wlan is a network interface like any other. so if your router/AP can do it, you can
[10:14] <db92> shouldnt apt-get install linux-source-2.6.24 gimme the latest 2.6.24, or at least the one i have installed? i just apt-get install linux-source-2.6.24 and im on 2.6.24-19 but it gave me sources for 2.6.24-3 :||||
[10:14] <Captain_Redbeard> ikonia: it works :P
[10:14] <wols_> db92: 3 is lower than 19
[10:14] <db92> wols_, thats what im talking about :|||
[10:14] <g0rAngA> MikeSeth: it started working, seemingly of its own accord
[10:14] <wols_> db92: and what are your deb-src lines?
[10:14] <ikonia> Captain_Redbeard: ok - thats a good start. So if you then "ping www.google.com" for example - what happens
[10:14] <MikeSeth> g0rAngA: heh
[10:15] <Captain_Redbeard> unknown host
[10:15] <kaper> Captain_Redbeard, routing problem
[10:15] <kaper> check the gateway
[10:15] <ikonia> Captain_Redbeard: and nslookup www.google.com works ?
[10:15] <Captain_Redbeard> ikonia: yup
[10:15] <alraune> ’╗┐ db92: sudo apt-get install update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[10:15] <joejoecircusboy> kaper: How you figure?
[10:15] <wols_> Captain_Redbeard: what does dig google.com say?
[10:15] <db92> alraune, been there, done that :|||
[10:15] <Captain_Redbeard> kaper: not sure it is tbh...
[10:16] <db92> wols_, i dunno exactly how you mean it, but every line i got is of this style deb-src http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ hardy-security main restricted and they are all uncommented :p
[10:16] <wols_> Captain_Redbeard: it's not. host unreachable and unknown host are different. kaper doesn't know that
[10:16] <alraune> ’╗┐ db92: so got latest kernel available in ubu repos...
[10:16] <m4lmsteen> [05:15] ERROR: ls not found on system.
[10:16] <wols_> db92: I want to know all your deb-src lines. I say what I mean
[10:16] <m4lmsteen> anyone have an idea what that is ?
[10:16] <Captain_Redbeard> wols_: the dig goes through
[10:16] <kaper> :-|
[10:16] <wols_> db92: you are most likely lacking such a line for security updates
[10:16] <db92> wols_, i suppose a paste of the sources.list would then suffice :||
[10:16] <otwr> m4lmsteen: that is a harsh problem
[10:16] <alraune> ’╗┐ db92: looking for adventure ? google kernelcheck!
[10:16] <ActionParsnip> hey all
[10:17] <imaginativeone> would someone help me update my GRUB splash file?
[10:17] <kaper> i think the gateway is incorrrect
[10:17] <ActionParsnip> !splashy | imaginativeone
[10:17] <db92> wols_, http://pastebin.com/f669880d7
[10:17] <Captain_Redbeard> So what could it be? :P
[10:17] <m4lmsteen> otwr... it is ?
[10:17] <imaginativeone> ubottu: thanks!
[10:17] <alraune> ’╗┐ imaginativeone: what you want it to do ?
[10:17] <ActionParsnip> imaginativeone: he's a bot, i triggered him. np man
[10:17] <ikonia> Captain_Redbeard: what did nslookup www.google.com return ?
[10:18] <otwr> m4lmsteen: if you don't have "ls" you probably don't have a usable shell
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> m4lmsteen: its ell ess, not eye ess
[10:18] <Captain_Redbeard> ikonia: it returns a good answer, it tells me what it got from my DNS... which would be <IP_ADDRESS> and two more
[10:18] <m4lmsteen> ActionParsnip i know that much :)
[10:18] <m4lmsteen> but im having that error when booting my eggdrop
[10:18] <m4lmsteen> can't seem to figure out whats causing it
[10:18] <otwr> m4lmsteen: yes, LS... what were you doing?
[10:19] <ActionParsnip> m4lmsteen: jus making sure, people use fonts where l looks like i
[10:19] <ActionParsnip> m4lmsteen: and in lower case
[10:19] <ikonia> Captain_Redbeard: and if you put <IP_ADDRESS> in your browser you get google.com /
[10:19] <m4lmsteen> otwr when i start my eggdrop
[10:19] <m4lmsteen> i get that error
[10:19] <Captain_Redbeard> ikonia: yup
[10:19] <wols_> db92: http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/linux-image-2.6.24-19-generic asd you can see there, the source exists in the repos
[10:19] <ikonia> Captain_Redbeard: and I assume you can ping that request <IP_ADDRESS>
[10:20] <Captain_Redbeard> ikonia: of course :)
[10:20] <joejoecircusboy> Captain_Redbeard: Who's DNS server are you using? (Your ISP, or your own)
[10:20] <descentspb> Hello! How can i make a user in ubuntu, when logging in with this user, only firefox will be launched, and maybe some simple window-manager?
[10:20] <ikonia> Captain_Redbeard: run "nslookup bender.dnsdata.co.uk" for me please and tell me what it returns
[10:20] <db92> makes sense, but still  linux-source-2.6.24  just gave me 24-3 :|||
[10:21] <otwr> m4lmsteen: sorry I don't know what an eggdrop is, but it seems either you're missing a package like bash, or you've been chrooted somewhere useless
[10:21] <Captain_Redbeard> joejoecircusboy: I'm at work, so the offices DNS... some 300 other people are using the same and it works for them... :(
[10:21] <wols_> db92: then your packages lists are out of date or there are errors when you update them
[10:21] <Captain_Redbeard> ikonia: <IP_ADDRESS>
[10:21] <db92> not really :|||
[10:21] <alraune> db92: uname -r              , result ?
[10:21] <ikonia> Captain_Redbeard: ok, bang on,just checking something out
[10:21] <db92> alraune, 2.6.24-19-generic
[10:21] <wols_> db92: delete them all and apt-get update again
[10:21] <m4lmsteen> hmm
[10:22] <alraune> db92: 23 ??
[10:22] <Captain_Redbeard> ikonia: :)
[10:22] <db92> what 23? :||
[10:22] <wols_> Captain_Redbeard: your DNS server is in your LAN?
[10:22] <alraune> db92:’╗┐but still  linux-source-2.6.24  just gave me 24-3 :|||
[10:22] <chuckles_theSHED> joejoecircusboy:  rebooting pc a couple times did not work, but rebooting the iPod itself did.  it appears to be functioning w/gtkpod now.  thnx.
[10:22] <Captain_Redbeard> wols_: yup all 3 of them :P
[10:22] <db92> ye obv
[10:22] <joejoecircusboy> Captain_Redbeard: does any command line tool resolve propertly (besides dig/nslookup).. What about telnet/nc/wget/etc ?
[10:22] <alraune> ’╗┐ db92: alraune, 2.6.24-19-generic
[10:22] <joejoecircusboy> chuckles_theSHED: np man, glad to hear it works
[10:23] <Captain_Redbeard> joejoecircusboy: gimme a sec i'll try
[10:23] <db92> im talking about sources, not the packages :||||||||||
[10:23] <Captain_Redbeard> joejoecircusboy: nope :/
[10:23] <wols_> Captain_Redbeard: then I was in error perhaps. could be a routing problem. what is your default gateway?
[10:23] <m4lmsteen> otwr... it must've been in the TCL script i was using
[10:23] <db92> the linux-source-2.6.24 which obviously should have given me 2.6.24-19 gave me 2.6.24-3
[10:23] <m4lmsteen> because i removed the script from source... and no error
[10:23] <joejoecircusboy> Captain_Redbeard: Are you using SELinux, or any other security module type dealio?
[10:23] <Captain_Redbeard> joejoecircusboy: <IP_ADDRESS>
[10:23] <alraune> ’╗┐ db92: you now you have latest  (ubu) kernel installed an as no errors from apt are fine ?
[10:24] <otwr> m4lmsteen: yet another language I intend to use someday :)
[10:24] <db92> .... ye :||
[10:24] <db92> but still, im not talking about installing the kernel
[10:24] <m4lmsteen> heheheh
[10:24] <db92> im trying to download the source :|||
[10:24] <Flannel> !kernel | db92
[10:24] <Captain_Redbeard> joejoecircusboy: nope :/
[10:24] <db92> Flannel, been there, done that
[10:24] <Captain_Redbeard> wols_: not routing... my other boxes are using the same gw :/
[10:24] <Flannel> db92: Then you should have the source
[10:24] <db92> Flannel, only problem is that apt-get install linux-source-2.6.24 refuses to give me my own and gives me older source :||
[10:25] <joejoecircusboy> wols_: I don't see how that's possible, given that IP access works to external sites (e.g. google)
[10:25] <ra21vi> my numpad is not working, any possible reason or way to find out why
[10:25] <ActionParsnip> db92: you could --reinstall install the kernel
[10:25] <ra21vi> where is the tool to reconfigure the keyboard
[10:25] <Flannel> db92: You should use the git method, like that page suggests
[10:25] <wols_> oh, didn't see that joejoecircusboy. you're right
[10:25] <alraune> ’╗┐ db92: want to overtake lin repos ?
[10:25] <SaeidZebardast> I need a program for mouse clicks  counter.
[10:25] <db92> alraune, how do you mean? :P
[10:25] <joejoecircusboy> Captain_Redbeard: Does your resolve.conf contain weird space/tabs/etc ?
[10:26] <otwr> ra21vi: do you have a GUI?
[10:26] <DistroJockey> db92, when I   sudo apt-get install -s linux-source-2.6.24  I get :  Inst linux-source-2.6.24 (2.6.24-19.36 Ubuntu:8.04/hardy-security)
[10:26] <ra21vi> otwr: yup X
[10:26] <Captain_Redbeard> joejoecircusboy: nah... i've rewritten it myself as well as having dhclient create a new one for me :P
[10:26] <ikonia> Captain_Redbeard: can you pastebin /etc/nsswitch.conf please.
[10:26] <alraune> ’╗┐ db92: if you install a kernel further the one in repos, you might miss modules or headers stored in the repos
[10:26] <db92> DistroJockey, :||| i dunno what im doing wrong then :p
[10:27] <ra21vi> otwr: what is the GUI tool to reconfigure the keyboard ??
[10:27] <wols_> db92: apt-cache policy linux-source-2.6.24
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> !keyboard
[10:27] <Captain_Redbeard> ikonia: let me find the ip first :P
[10:27] <otwr> ra21vi: I guess you are using Gnome... which I am not... but there should be something in the settings about keyboard which should have a lot of options you can try
[10:27] <ikonia> Captain_Redbeard: of course, sorry
[10:27] <Kardoso> Hi
[10:28] <DistroJockey> db92, me either :( But that's default with 8.04.1 from standard repos via a mirror
[10:28] <ra21vi> otwr: hmm, let me check it, thanks.. but since numpad is not working, i think this wont resolve it... anyway ..
[10:28] <wols_> db92: pastebin the apt-cache output please
[10:28] <Captain_Redbeard> ikonia: bah or links over ssh for the win :P gimme a sec
[10:28] <db92> sec doing
[10:28] <ikonia> Captain_Redbeard: no problem
[10:29] <joejoecircusboy> Captain_Redbeard: Can you pastebin your resolv.conf ?
[10:29] <db92> :|| .......
[10:29] <exhoho> can i talk
[10:29] <db92> http://pastebin.com/m1c55cf03
[10:30] <otwr> exhoho: just talk
[10:30] <DistroJockey> db92, same version as me. What command did you run for that output?
[10:31] <db92> apt-cache polcy linux-source-2.6.24 :P
[10:31] <db92> policy*
[10:31] <db92> but still after compiling, it says its 2.6.24-3 :|||
[10:31] <wols_> db92: pastebin?
[10:31] <db92> even in the menu config it says its 2.6.24-3 :||