[00:00] <erUSUL> darlek: good luck
[00:00] <Drknezz> m1dlg, try swapping noauto for auto, but idk
[00:00] <InfectedWithDrew> Repeating my problem: having trouble deleting a partition on my mp3 player, here is my error in Gparted: http://pastebin.com/d6bbbc778
[00:01] <m1dlg> ok I'll try that, can I just log out and back rather than a reboot to test it?
[00:01] <Drknezz> m1dlg, id think so
[00:01] <Drknezz> InfectedWithDrew, try the command-line program: fdisk
[00:01] <[DeViL_KiLLs]> uff Nobody uses a simple apache for ubuntu 9.04 desktop ? i just need /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/default
[00:01] <m1dlg> cool ta
[00:01] <Drknezz> InfectedWithDrew, it can sometimes give you tips and tricks to fix issues
[00:02] <m1dlg> The last line is nothing to do with the line before it is it??
[00:02] <histo> [DeViL_KiLLs]: did you try #ubuntu-server as others have suggested
[00:03] <Drknezz> m1dlg, i dint understand
[00:03] <Drknezz> m1dlg, have you tried mounting the DVD drive manually?
[00:03] <[DeViL_KiLLs]> Yes, i try
[00:03] <m1dlg> The last line is the only line that the DVD relates to?
[00:03] <m1dlg> yes
[00:04] <histo> m1dlg: you can just type sudo mount -a to mount everything in your fstab
[00:04] <histo> m1dlg: to fix the nautilus stuff you will have to log out and back in.
[00:04] <m1dlg> mount: mount point /media/cdrom0 does not exist
[00:04] <m1dlg> ok
[00:04] <RProgrammer> Where is the System menu (when people keep saying System->Preferences) in Kubuntu?
[00:04] <histo> [DeViL_KiLLs]: what happened to your version of hte file?
[00:05] <Drknezz> RProgrammer, the k menu has it
[00:05] <histo> RProgrammer: kubuntu doesn't have it. They are talking of gnome
[00:05] <Drknezz> !kubuntu | RProgrammer
[00:05] <RProgrammer> Ah, a separate channel
[00:05] <Drknezz> histo, the system tools are in the k menu tho
[00:05] <[DeViL_KiLLs]> histo: was deleted by mistake
[00:05] <wilson> meu linux não funciona não consigo instalar ele
[00:05] <m1dlg> same error as before
[00:05] <erUSUL> RProgrammer: #kubuntu
[00:06] <erUSUL> !br | wilson
[00:06] <Drknezz> !portuguese | wilson
[00:06] <m1dlg> mount: mount point /media/cdrom0 does not exist
[00:06] <darlek> [DeViL_KiLLs], try the slicehost faqs, they tend to be quite detailed.  I use nginx myself by following their docs and the guy also used the sites-enabled, sites-disabled style.  You might find the default for apache there as well.
[00:06] <Drknezz> m1dlg, create it manually
[00:06] <wilson> como faço isso
[00:06] <m1dlg> I'm still a noobie
[00:06] <Drknezz> m1dlg, sudo mkdir /media/cdrom0
[00:07] <itshorty> hey, why w and uptime shows "0 users" when i am logged in via ssh
[00:07] <Drknezz> m1dlg, you're not so much of a newbie, knowing what fstab is counts
[00:07] <erUSUL> wilson: /join #ubuntu-br
[00:07] <histo> [DeViL_KiLLs]: you could reinstall apache
[00:07] <wilson> mande o site pra mim
[00:07] <Drknezz> wilson, escribe /join #ubuntu-br
[00:07] <histo> [DeViL_KiLLs]: I don't know how I could send you mine
[00:07] <InfectedWithDrew> Drknezz, I tried using fdisk to delete the partition, create a new one, and then write the table to the disk but got:
[00:07] <InfectedWithDrew> The partition table has been altered!
[00:07] <InfectedWithDrew> Calling ioctl() to re-read partition table.
[00:07] <InfectedWithDrew> Error closing file
[00:07] <FloodBot3> InfectedWithDrew: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:08] <m1dlg> :)
[00:08] <InfectedWithDrew> Ah, come on, I used shift-enter for a three-line output.  Sheesh.
[00:08] <sven_oostenbrink> Im trying to do apt-get operations but all fail with this: http://pastebin.com/m182bdfc3   Who can tell me whats wrong here and how to fix it? the dpkg --configure -a does not fix it anyway
[00:08] <Drknezz> InfectedWithDrew, you ran it as sudo?
[00:08] <m1dlg> mount: no medium found on /dev/sr0
[00:08] <InfectedWithDrew> Yes, Drknezz, I'm on the live CD as well.
[00:08] <Gadu> My Adobe Flash Player in Firefox is having some issues. When a box comes up requesting permission to store information, I can't click Allow or Deny.
[00:08] <Drknezz> InfectedWithDrew, weird
[00:08] <itshorty> gn8
[00:08] <InfectedWithDrew> I'm going to try formatting in Windows first, then seeing what happens in Linux... ta-ta.
[00:08] <[DeViL_KiLLs]> histo: console -> nano /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/default
[00:09] <Drknezz> InfectedWithDrew, The memory controller on your device must eb bugged/damaged
[00:09] <Drknezz> InfectedWithDrew, GL with that
[00:09] <InfectedWithDrew> The thing still runs.
[00:09] <[DeViL_KiLLs]> I'll be happy :)
[00:09] <Drknezz> InfectedWithDrew, it may have some sort of internal kludgy workarounds
[00:09] <histo> [DeViL_KiLLs]: I tried sending it to you over irc but I don't know if that works I've never done that before
[00:09] <Gadu> I can't click anything in the Adobe Flash player settings either O_O
[00:09] <m1dlg> is there a way to auto repair stuff like this?
[00:09] <histo> [DeViL_KiLLs]: or I could pastbin it hold up
[00:09] <Drknezz> histo, try using /dcc
[00:10] <Drknezz> m1dlg, not that i know of
[00:10] <m1dlg> :(
[00:10] <histo> Drknezz: I did /dcc send <nick> file
[00:10] <ikus060> Any one here use the radeon-rewrite driver ??
[00:10] <histo> [DeViL_KiLLs]: did you get the request?
[00:10] <[DeViL_KiLLs]> yes but status is filed
[00:10] <nano404> Anyone familiar with Super Grub Disk? I was getting error 17. "Cannot mount selected partition", now that I tried redoing the Flashdrive and burning a CD it now says "This is not a bootable disk" etc. Thanks
[00:10] <m1dlg> I will try a full reboot
[00:10] <[DeViL_KiLLs]> try again please
[00:11] <Drknezz> m1dlg, kk
[00:11] <darlek> [DeViL_KiLLs], here's my default apache file http://pastebin.com/f23a867cf
[00:11] <histo> [DeViL_KiLLs]: just did you may be ignoring dcc's
[00:11] <darlek> I don't use it but there it is
[00:11] <wilson> ainda não consigo resolver meu problema com linux
[00:11] <wilson> o q devo fazer
[00:12] <sven_oostenbrink> !br | wilson:
[00:12] <blacknred0> where i could find this package "gnome-obex-server"?
[00:12] <zaxxxon> hi all
[00:12] <zaxxxon> I have a network problem
[00:12] <histo> [DeViL_KiLLs]: http://pastebin.com/f2acecf5 here's mine from a jaunty server
[00:12] <wilson> mas como faço isso
[00:12] <Drknezz> wilson, click #ubuntu-br
[00:12] <histo> !es | wilson
[00:12] <zaxxxon> with ifconfig I have connect: network is unreachable
[00:12] <[DeViL_KiLLs]> histo: Thanks you sooo much
[00:12] <sven_oostenbrink> wilson: escribe :   /join #ubuntu-br
[00:12] <Drknezz> zaxxxon, wifi?
[00:13] <zaxxxon> I have booted ubuntu now.. 20 days agoo it worked
[00:13] <zaxxxon> yes
[00:13] <sven_oostenbrink> Im trying to do apt-get operations but all fail with this: http://pastebin.com/m182bdfc3   Who can tell me whats wrong here and how to fix it? the dpkg --configure -a does not fix it anyway
[00:13] <zaxxxon> I installed xen and now I'm deleting it but I don't know if the error is that
[00:13] <rohit> hey
[00:13] <[DeViL_KiLLs]> (hugs) :P bye all and thanks for all!  histo one beer from me anytime whenever you want
[00:14] <Krine11> How come ubuntu can not detect my video card?
[00:14] <Protath> good evening
[00:14] <Drknezz> zaxxxon, weird, is it atheros/broadcom?
[00:14] <crzyboi> Krine11: whats ur exact problem?
[00:14] <Anacranom> Krine11, what card you have?
[00:14] <zaxxxon> I don't know.. what do you mean?
[00:15] <zaxxxon> I'm on a hp
[00:15] <zaxxxon> notebook
[00:15] <Krine11> well, when i go to hardware drivers windows it says this "no prorietary drivers are in use on this system"
[00:15] <Protath> i am at the instalation process.May i ask one question?
[00:15] <Krine11> and i have a ati raedon xpress 200 video card
[00:15] <eseven73> Anyone running ProFtpd know if using port 990 makes it encrypted or do i have to enable something?? I would use vsftpd, but it wants to remove ProFtpd and Virtualmin, and im not wanting to get rid of Virtualmin.
[00:15] <crzyboi> Protath: go ahead
[00:15] <Drknezz> zaxxxon, pastebin the output of lspci
[00:15] <zaxxxon> it's a mess..
[00:15] <Krine11> because i was just running windows xp this morning with the driver's activated and i found there is drivers for ubuntu
[00:15] <zaxxxon> because I'm on another pc
[00:15] <Drknezz> zaxxxon, lol, usb thumbdrives?
[00:15] <Anacranom> Krine11, have you downloaded all the available updates?
[00:15] <Krine11> yes
[00:16] <crzyboi> Krine11: have u installed them?
[00:16] <Krine11> i have ubuntu 9.04
[00:16] <Krine11> yes
[00:16] <zaxxxon> lol k
[00:16] <zaxxxon> wait a sec
[00:16] <Drknezz> KK
[00:16] <m1dlg> Back, and more confused
[00:16] <Drknezz> m1dlg, why?
[00:16] <blacknred0> where i could find "gnome-obex-server"?
[00:16]  * Drknezz is brb
[00:16] <Anacranom> Krine11, eupdate your sources.list
[00:16] <crzyboi> Krine11: what do you mean by it doesnt recognize it.. its working rite.. you get into the actual desktop?
[00:16] <Krine11> yes
[00:17] <Krine11> but it doesnt show it
[00:17] <catsup137> does this channel support eeebuntu stuff?
[00:17] <geirha> sven_oostenbrink: Remove that list-file it is complaining about, and run sudo apt-get update
[00:17] <m1dlg> still not working, but the drive works in boot up the winXP disk is visible to bios - so the drive isn't faulty and it WAS working in this instal of ubuntu
[00:17] <Krine11> i am on the same computer and everything is fine
[00:17] <_nix_> is it quiet on here? or I'm just not connected?
[00:17] <crzyboi> Krine11: do a system update as Anacranom suggested
[00:17] <Krine11> i just did
[00:17] <Krine11> it says my system is up to date
[00:17] <_nix_> it was just lag
[00:17] <eseven73> _nix_, you're probably lagging.
[00:17] <eseven73> :)
[00:17] <catsup137> does this channel support eeebuntu stuff?
[00:18] <eseven73> !eee
[00:18] <Protath> i have 2 HDDs.One has only one partition and it has windows XP Pro.The second HDD has 3 partitions: 1)Windows 7 2)Music 3)Photos.I have made another partion for Ubuntu.As i can understand i cannot install on this HDD ubuntu because of the 4 partitions per drive limitation + i have to specify swap and root partitions?
[00:18] <eth4n0l> Quick question: Why does Ubuntu use SCSI emulation for all drives by default?
[00:18] <catsup137> !eee
[00:18] <Anacranom> Krine11, System>Admin..>Software Sources
[00:18] <Krine11> ok
[00:19] <erUSUL> eth4n0l: libata drivers use the scasi infrastructure including the sd driver
[00:19] <_nix_> eseven73: :)
[00:19] <niadh> as stupid as this question may be, how on earth do you divide in openoffice.org calc? I thought it would be as simple as typing "=/1/3500" but it always returns a date as the answer
[00:19] <Krine11> now what shall i do?
[00:19] <niadh> sorry "=1/3500"
[00:19] <Anacranom> check all but the cdrom, and on the "third party..."
[00:19] <zaxxxxon> hi
[00:19] <zaxxxxon> I crashed
[00:19] <crzyboi> Protath: you do not need a root partition, but a swap partition is recomended
[00:19] <darlek> blacknred0, try apt-cache search obex .. I only found one reference to a gnome vfs module for obex ftp
[00:19] <zaxxxxon> here the link http://pastebin.com/m7841ce21
[00:19] <eth4n0l> erUSUL: thanks.
[00:19] <Anacranom> check all but the cdrom, and on the "third party..." Krine11
[00:20] <osmosis> is there a way to put a Guest login option in the login screen,..instead of having to login and then switch to guest?
[00:20] <dmsuperman> 0 9 * * 1-5 mpc disable 1 > /tmp/mpc.test.off.log
[00:20] <dmsuperman> 0 9 * * 1-5 mpc disable 1 > /tmp/mpc.test.off.log
[00:20] <dmsuperman> 17 19 * * * echo "A" > /tmp/mpc.test.log 2>&1
[00:20] <FloodBot3> dmsuperman: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:20] <dmsuperman> Any guessers why the third one never fires?
[00:20] <zaxxxxon> Drknezz: Network controller: Broadcom Corporation
[00:20] <Protath> so i cannot install ubuntu because of the fifth partition needed for the swap partition?
[00:20] <sven_oostenbrink> geirha: thanks, let me try
[00:20] <geirha> eth4n0l: http://kernelnewbies.org/Linux_2_6_19#head-cdcbaa9c1b476decdc064e0a75d23d1328b1ddce
[00:20] <Anacranom> Krine11, then close... and reload... then get updates again
[00:21] <_nix_> dmsuperman: ambigious redirect? me not sure
[00:21] <blacknred0> darlek, would it be the same you think?  i am trying to receive a file using bluetooth... so i need to have my bluetooth in listen mode
[00:21] <Krine11> ok
[00:21] <blacknred0> darlek, by the way thnx for the info
[00:21] <zaxxxxon> no one?
[00:22] <Anacranom> then Krine11 do    sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade sources.list
[00:22] <Anacranom> Krine11, in a terminal
[00:22] <Krine11> ok
[00:22] <crzyboi> Protath: you could make ur windows xp parition a little smaller in order to make a swap partition
[00:22] <dmsuperman> _nix_: I've tried all manner of redirects
[00:23] <crzyboi> Protath: you would have to reformat that drive with Windows XP tho
[00:23] <zaxxxxon> thx anyway
[00:23] <daniellog> hey
[00:23] <Anacranom> Krine11, but ds updatingont do the cmd while it
[00:23] <m1dlg> Ok, it kind of works, now it wont let me burn to it - it refuses to see the bank DVD in it
[00:23] <daniellog> my friend needs help, he has a wired xbox 360 controller and a headset plugged into it
[00:23] <dmsuperman> _nix_: I've tried all manner of things, it's not even firing
[00:23] <Protath> unfortunately it's on a 36gb HDD and it's full with work programs.I will kiss windows 7 partition and say a big good bye.
[00:23] <Krine11> ok i done that
[00:23] <daniellog> and he can't get the headset to work
[00:24] <darlek> daniellog, this is #ubuntu not #headsets_galore
[00:24] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: Remember me?
[00:24] <Krine11> i ran those commands but still it detects to drivers
[00:24] <Anacranom> Krine11, but dont to the cmd while its updating..(sorry- on a mini and the kbd is small ;-)  )
[00:24] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: hi!
[00:24] <Loganhoup> hi
[00:24] <daniellog> yeah he's running ubuntu :S
[00:24] <sanguisdex> does any one know the name of the package for the berkly-db dev files?
[00:24] <Anacranom> restart or reboot Krine11
[00:24] <Krine11> ok
[00:24] <eth4n0l> geirha: thanks. I haven't been following these things since I switched from Slackware...
[00:24] <Krine11> ill try that
[00:24] <Loganhoup> I've got bad news the pulseaudio setup you helped me get isn't so perfect.
[00:25] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: sorry I missed you a couple of times, I saw you trying to say hi. Got more problems?
[00:25] <_nix_> dmsuperman: I'm not sure :)
[00:25] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: ok what's up with it?
[00:25] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: yes. We may want to take this to #ubuntu
[00:25] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: we are in #ubuntu :)
[00:25] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: oh duh nvm
[00:25] <darlek> daniellog, is the headset connected to the computer or the game controller?
[00:25] <Protath> One last question.Where should i put the mounting point for the /boot if i have 2 different OSs in two different HDDs?
[00:25] <guest3939> I get an error message "server did not offer security type" when connecting to vnc. I am on ubuntu connecting to a mac. I have enabled remote desktop on the mac. I am using Tightvnc as a vnc client. any ideas?
[00:25] <daniellog> the game controller
[00:26] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: it's gotten progressively worse. playing almost any sound breaks it and my wifi too
[00:26] <dmsuperman> 17 19 * * * echo "A" > /tmp/test.log
[00:26] <dmsuperman> Any idea why that never fires?
[00:26] <darlek> daniellog, I see, so otherwise he can use his headset just not with the controller
[00:26] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: so back to square one :(
[00:26] <Drknezz> zaxxxon, you there buddy?
[00:26] <Drknezz> Im back
[00:26] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: just trying to remember the steps we worked through before
[00:26] <InfectedWithDrew> Okay, so I've tried formatting in Windows and I have managed to get my mp3 player to format there perfectly fine.  As far as Windows is concerned, the device is working fine.  But I can't format it in Ubuntu.  Gparted gives me this error: http://pastebin.com/d447f02f3  And I've already tried fdisk to erase the partition and make an new one and it didn't work.
[00:27] <zortec> HI guys, with the help of people in th chat room ubuntu is installed and working smoothly.
[00:27] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: ya. I don't think it is just playing a sound I think it's a problem of latency.
[00:27] <daniellog> no basically he has a 360 controller and he can plug a headset into it, its meant for xbox live but he uses it on his pc and for skype calls etc
[00:27] <p-kaines> I can't open a socket with the echo port (7).  Do I need to enable it in some way?
[00:27] <dtchen> Loganhoup: be aware that those symptoms can be distinct bugs in parts of the stack
[00:27] <daniellog> he has just installed ubuntu, the controller is working I think but its not picking up the headset plugged into it
[00:28] <daniellog> I can't find much on the forums otherwise I wouldn't be here lol
[00:28] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: for example, if I open banshee and just hit play. It will work for 5 or 6 songs. But if I hit play and pause it and play a youtube video and set off a few system sounds it breaks easily.
[00:28] <osmosis> is there a way to put a Guest login option in the login screen,..instead of having to login and then switch to guest?
[00:28] <darlek> daniellog, he might need to install drivers through WINE, as the 360 controller is likely expecting a windows machine?
[00:28] <Drknezz> osmosis, try creating a password-less acount
[00:29] <daniellog> yeah, its microsoft
[00:29] <daniellog> would that work?
[00:29] <zortec> I love compiz effects.
[00:29] <funkyHat> dtchen: do you remember the name of the package that provided that wrapper hack for flash and pulseaudio?
[00:29] <daniellog> I suppose he could always use a vm
[00:29] <cwillu> !fr
[00:30] <darlek> daniellog, I found some old drivers here: http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/win/55158 but again it's for windows xp.  Try Wine and see if it takes them
[00:30] <Drknezz> darlek, wien doesnt support drivers
[00:30] <Drknezz> darlek, wine*
[00:30] <cnes> hey guys
[00:30] <darlek> Drknezz, oh no?  rats
[00:30] <daniellog> ok I'll tell him what to do
[00:30] <daniellog> cheers
[00:30] <darlek> aw well
[00:30] <dtchen> funkyHat: which? libflashsupport/flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound?
[00:30] <aspoor> why... Why me.. Why am I labeled.  Because I am smart...  Grrrr...... It only gits us madder and madder
[00:30] <dmsuperman> 17 19 * * * echo "A" > /tmp/test.log
[00:30] <dmsuperman> Any idea why that never fires?
[00:31] <Drknezz> darlek, see this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=318382&highlight=xbox+360+edgy
[00:31] <funkyHat> dtchen: libflashsupport I think, thanks
[00:31] <cNeS> I just did an update, and now my volume is only half as loud as it should be... any ideas on how to fix this?
[00:31] <InfectedWithDrew> Repeating myself: I've tried formatting in Windows and I have managed to get my mp3 player to format there perfectly fine.  As far as Windows is concerned, the device is working fine.  But I can't format it in Ubuntu.  Gparted gives me this error: http://pastebin.com/d447f02f3  And I've already tried fdisk to erase the partition and make an new one and it didn't work.
[00:31] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: do you have the package libflashsupport installed?
[00:31] <eseven73> Anyone running ProFtpd know if using port 990 makes it encrypted or do i have to enable something?? I would use vsftpd, but it wants to remove ProFtpd and Virtualmin, and im not wanting to get rid of Virtualmin.
[00:31] <geirha> dmsuperman: It should run 19:17 every day ...
[00:31] <p-kaines> I can't open a socket with the echo port (7). Do I need to enable it in some way?
[00:31] <dmsuperman> geirha: It doesn't
[00:32] <geirha> dmsuperman: which file did you put it in?
[00:32] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: yes and no. flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound replaces it.
[00:32] <dmsuperman> geirha: "crontab -e"
[00:32] <Drknezz> daniellog, try this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=318382&highlight=xbox+360+edgy
[00:32] <furythor> Hello, how I get mysql server to listen other than just localhost (127.0.01) ?
[00:32] <dtchen> Loganhoup: there's no reason to use either unless you're using Flash 9 (which is a bad idea anyhow; use Flash 10 at least)
[00:33] <mackmgg> hi
[00:33] <geirha> dmsuperman: and cron is running? ps -ef | grep cron
[00:33] <lobster2b> how can i reduce the size of windows and apps, im running at 1024x768 but it feels like 800x600
[00:33] <dmsuperman> geirha: root      3936     1  0 May25 ?        00:00:00 /usr/sbin/cron
[00:33] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: uninstall flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound
[00:33] <Loganhoup> dtchen: how can I find out what version I have?
[00:33] <InfectedWithDrew> lobster2b, go to appearance and reduce font size a bit.  That helped me.
[00:33] <dtchen> Loganhoup: if you're using Firefox, see about:plugins
[00:33] <mackmgg> how do i enable ipv6 in apache in ubuntu?
[00:33] <bastidrazor> lobster2b, you could lower the dpi
[00:34] <geirha> dmsuperman: Odd. It doesn't even create an empty file?
[00:34] <mackmgg> i just did a ping6, and i know that my domain is working, but i cant get apache 2 work
[00:34] <darlek> daniellog, if you're still here, try this instead.. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Xbox360Controller
[00:34] <dmsuperman> geirha: Nope
[00:34] <dmsuperman> geirha: It's confusing me immensely
[00:34] <lobster2b> lower dpi. how to plz
[00:34] <daniellog> I am
[00:34] <daniellog> the controller is not really the problem
[00:34] <Drknezz> daniellog, http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?s=5b0f211a75d23a9e3cf9112ba8775e69&p=2512158&postcount=6
[00:34] <daniellog> its the headset thats plugged into it
[00:35] <daniellog> and wine wouldn't work
[00:35] <Drknezz> daniellog, it may add the required ALSA plugs
[00:35] <mackmgg> so, does anyone know how to enable ipv6 in apache2 for ubuntu?
[00:35] <darlek> right, someone said to me after haha
[00:35] <Loganhoup> funkyhat:done
[00:35] <bastidrazor> lobster2b, system>preference>appearance .. font tab then advanced ..Resolution dpi
[00:35] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: ok, restart firefox, and see if you still have issues/sound :)
[00:35] <daniellog> doesn't 9.04 use pulse?
[00:35] <Loganhoup> daneillog: yes
[00:36] <funkyHat> dtchen: I was helping Loganhoup with his sound a few days ago, he had issues with pulsesaudio running rt and other things, looks like that package was causing yet more problems, although it could be something else I've not thought of yet
[00:36] <Mekkis_> quick question: how does one restart sshd from the command line?
[00:36] <funkyHat> Mekkis_: sudo invoke-rc.d ssh restart
[00:36] <dmsuperman> Mekkis_: sudo invoked-rc.d ssh restart
[00:36] <funkyHat> I WIN
[00:36] <histo> Mekkis_: sudo /etc/init.d/sshd restart
[00:36] <InfectedWithDrew> Repeating myself again: I've tried formatting in Windows and I have managed to get my mp3 player to format there perfectly fine.  As far as Windows is concerned, the device is working fine.  But I can't format it in Ubuntu.  Gparted gives me this error: http://pastebin.com/d447f02f3  And I've already tried fdisk to erase the partition and make an new one and it didn't work.
[00:37] <funkyHat> Also I spelt it right
[00:37] <geirha> dmsuperman: Well, I don't see anything wrong with it, so it's confusing me too
[00:37] <lobster2b> ok. new porblem. im using gpsdrive, and the map area takes the whole screen, can i reduce that?
[00:37] <histo> Mekkis_: whoops its /etc/init.d/ssh restart
[00:37] <histo> Mekkis_: not sshd
[00:37] <dmsuperman> geirha: Even more curious that another line, 0 9 * * * echo "A" > /tmp/test2.log works
[00:37] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: flash is the smallest of my problems. It is any sound that will crash it. the login sound can even break it. I was clear of that right?
[00:37] <zortec> InfectedWithDrew: What mp3 player are you using?
[00:38] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: oh right, sorry, I got sidetracked into thinking it was caused by flash
[00:38] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[00:38] <zortec> I installed the compiz settings manager, where would I find that?
[00:38] <robd> Hey guys
[00:39] <geirha> dmsuperman: grep CRON /var/log/syslog | less     nothing around 19:17?
[00:39] <robd> I need to get the status from a resize2fs thats running in the background. Can I send a USR1 signal to get the status from the process or will that not work? (kill -USR1 on a dd process will spit out the current status, does that work for all commands)
[00:40] <darlek> daniellog, maybe under System Preferences Sound, try going through all the listed drivers there and see if the controller passes any of the test sounds to the headset??
[00:40] <dmsuperman> geirha: http://paste.cjohnson.me/162
[00:40] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: I wish I could figure out why it is crashing my wifi. Fixing that would be half the battle. It would make it much easier to fix.
[00:40] <darlek> and knowing is half the battle
[00:40] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: I thought that was because pulseaudio was running realtime, but I thought we stopped it from doing that
[00:41] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: are you running a realtime kernel?
[00:41] <lobster2b> i got a program thats has a gui thats bigger then my resolution. what can i do?
[00:41] <daniellog> I'll tell him
[00:41] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: I am not sure, how do I find out?
[00:41] <daniellog> but I've been googling and no luck
[00:41] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: uname -a
[00:42] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: paste the output in here
[00:42] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: Linux logan-laptop 2.6.28-12-generic #43-Ubuntu SMP Fri May 1 19:27:06 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[00:42] <InfectedWithDrew> zortec: Sansa E-280R
[00:42] <ActionParsnip> lobster2b: hold alt and drag the window so you can reach the maximise button
[00:42] <geirha> dmsuperman: grep for CRON with capital letters, or -i cron
[00:42] <dmsuperman> geirha: It was -i
[00:43] <dtchen> Loganhoup: many people have problems with my fixes in that kernel version (12.43); try reverting to 11.42
[00:43] <jimcooncat> In Maine, USA: Recommendation, please, for 56K internal modem?
[00:43] <dtchen> Loganhoup: (it's really a bad combination: crud hw, crud linux, crud pulseaudio)
[00:43] <dmsuperman> jimcooncat: That's not a topic for #ubuntu, really
[00:43] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: ok, not realtime then. and you're definitely not in any of the pulse groups right?
[00:43] <geirha> dmsuperman: Ah, but it doesn't show anything before 19:34. Try grepping syslog.0 in case it has been rotated
[00:43] <ActionParsnip> jimcooncat: any modem will work in any country
[00:43] <ActionParsnip> !dialup | jimcooncat
[00:44] <lobster2b> acrionparsnip: that does not work, still missing abit on the left side and bottom
[00:44] <cowgarden> histo, I'm to stupid to install a pidgin plugin. where to extract the files/folder?
[00:44] <ActionParsnip> lobster2b: but alt + drag works right?
[00:44] <jimcooncat> has problems with softmodems been solved? According to the wiki, I should have a DSP modem.
[00:44] <earthen> just did a upgrade to jaunty, now my nvidia card does not work. it seem the kernel module is not loading or at least it's getting a error during start up
[00:44] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: No. I am not in any of the pulse groups
[00:44] <ActionParsnip> lobster2b: you can tab complete my name too :)
[00:44] <darlek> !nvidia
[00:44] <cowgarden> up, wanted to wirte "hi" not "histo"
[00:44] <lacrymology> can someone help me find out why won't my laptop hibernate? or rather why does it end up booting normally after trying to do it?
[00:44] <dmsuperman> geirha: http://paste.cjohnson.me/163
[00:44] <p-kaines> Hi.  I'm trying to open a socket with the echo port (7) but it's not working. Do I need to enable it in some way?
[00:45] <lacrymology> !intel
[00:45] <lobster2b> i can rezize the program bigger, but i cant downsize it anymoore, and its bigger then my rez, maximize dosent work
[00:45] <sjlkg> hi, what is the best way to mount a networked windows shared folder on ubuntu ? i want to sync a folder on windows with ubuntu (with unison?)
[00:46] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: try dtchen's suggestion, 2.6.28-11 is probably still installed, try selecting it when you boot up
[00:46] <geirha> dmsuperman: Hm, so no cron has run between 8:05 and 19:34?
[00:46] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: would you like me to restart?
[00:46] <darlek> !pastebinit
[00:46] <mackmgg> whats the module for ipv6 in apache?
[00:46] <darlek> whoohoo
[00:46] <InfectedWithDrew> Repeating myself, yet again: I've tried formatting in Windows and I have managed to get my mp3 player to format there perfectly fine.  As far as Windows is concerned, the device is working fine.  But I can't format it in Ubuntu.  Gparted gives me this error: http://pastebin.com/d447f02f3  And I've already tried fdisk to erase the partition and make an new one and it didn't work.
[00:47] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: yeah, and select the 2.6.28-11 kernel in the grub menu
[00:47] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: done, brb
[00:47] <dmsuperman> geirha: Dropping the .0 showed the recent ones: http://paste.cjohnson.me/164
[00:48] <darlek> of course they rewrote it and removed all means of getting it which was the sole purpose of the additon...sigh
[00:48] <francesco_> hello
[00:48] <kotsu> Hi.
[00:48] <kotsu> What's going on?
[00:48] <cecilia> hello, i have a sony mp3 device NWZ S-615 model, it simply doesn't mount... my computer does not connect with it... before upgrade, it mounted, but i could not drag and drop, only look at the folders inside the device... how can i solve this?
[00:48] <_nix_> kotsu: the usual
[00:48] <kotsu> Just grabbed XChat.  I haven't been on IRC in forever.
[00:50] <kotsu> Someone want to shell into my box?
[00:50] <funkyHat> kotsu: not very sensible offering people you don't know shell access
[00:50] <kotsu> It's ok.
[00:51] <geirha> dmsuperman: Hm. If there was a syntax error, crontab -e would refuse to save it, so it can't be that, and we know cron works, because root's cronjobs gets run. Really a mystery ...
[00:51] <kotsu> Not like I can't see what they're doing or anything.
[00:51] <_nix_> lol go ahead and announce and someone will drop by to say hi :)
[00:51] <funkyHat> kotsu: you'd be surprised
[00:51] <kotsu> There
[00:51] <kotsu> There's always room for surprise.
[00:52] <dmsuperman> geirha: Quite so :(
[00:52] <_nix_> I'm outta here
[00:52] <funkyHat> kotsu: why'd you want someone to shell in anyway?
[00:52] <geirha> dmsuperman: I just tried with: * * * * * echo "A" > /tmp/foo.log    and it runs every minute for me ...
[00:53] <kotsu> funkyHat: because it's fun actually, and I'm bored.
[00:53] <sjlkg> hi, what is the best way to mount a networked windows shared folder on ubuntu ? i want to sync a folder on windows with ubuntu (with unison?) the windows pc is not always connected btw
[00:53] <dmsuperman> geirha: Setting that into mine, shall see
[00:54] <dmsuperman> geirha: Nope, not even * * * * * works
[00:54] <cabrey> @sjlkg: Places > Connect to a Server...
[00:54] <geirha> dmsuperman: And "crontab -l" lists the job, right?
[00:54] <Tyler_> i'm installing ubuntu for the first time, and i ran across something i wasn't sure about
[00:54] <Tyler_> woops
[00:54] <Tyler_> ignore that
[00:54] <dmsuperman> geirha: Yup
[00:55] <cecilia> hello, i have a sony mp3 device NWZ S-615 model, it simply doesn't mount... my computer does not connect with it (via USB, MTP)... before upgrade, it mounted, but i could not drag and drop, only look at the folders inside the device... how can i solve this?
[00:55] <kkkduifjalsdd> how do i control the volume in the terminal?
[00:55] <_nix_> kkkduifjalsdd: try the command: alsamixer
[00:55] <funkyHat> kotsu: OK, I will play doctors and nurses :)
[00:55] <kotsu> How about Ekiga... anyone use that?
[00:56] <Aeosynth> how do i enter multiple commands into bash at once? ie compile and run
[00:56] <broken__> I've been trying to get my quickcam express working for a couple days now, but I'm having a lot of trouble. I've downloaded the drivers, but I must be missing something because they won't compile
[00:56] <geirha> dmsuperman: What about adding it to root's crontab, does that work? "sudo crontab -e"
[00:57] <funkyHat> kotsu: join #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:57] <sjlkg> cabrey: that doesn't do the trick. unison can't sync with folders via smb://
[00:57] <broken__> Anyone have any experience with a quickcam express? or compiling kernel modules?
[00:58] <sjlkg> cabrey: i think what i'd need to do is to somehow mount the smb share to an actual folder, like /mnt/blah for example in oder for unison to be able to sync it
[00:58] <_nix_> Aeosynth: command1; command2; command3
[00:58] <_nix_> Aeosynth: or command1 && command2 && command3
[00:58] <kkkduifjalsdd> _nix_, alsamixer just controls the master volume, is there another terminal program which controls master and pcm?
[00:58] <ActionParsnip> sjlkg: mount the share and you can copy to it like a regular folder
[00:58] <Protath> how big should the swap partition be for a 2 gig ram comp?
[00:59] <ActionParsnip> Protath: whats the system going to be used for?
[00:59] <Protath> ubuntu 9.04
[00:59] <dmsuperman> geirha: Wait, for some reason it waited a few minutes but it ran -_-
[00:59] <mrwes> Protath: laptop?
[00:59] <earthen> in Jaunty is ctrl-alt-backspace disabled
[00:59] <dtchen> kkkduifjalsdd: alsamixer -Dhw:0
[00:59] <cabrey> earthen: yes, by default
[00:59] <Protath> nope desktop p4 3.25ghz
[00:59] <TannerS_> guys, any program that can remove the security settings of a pdf file in ubuntu?
[01:00] <earthen> cabrey, why did they do that
[01:00] <InfectedWithDrew> Having trouble formatting a mp3 player: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1175967
[01:00] <kkkduifjalsdd> Protath, swap should be double ram, but i never needed that much
[01:00] <mrwes> Protath: I wouldn't put more than 512mb on a desktop
[01:00] <cabrey> earthen: some people were complaining that they were hitting it by accident
[01:00] <dtchen> kkkduifjalsdd: keep in mind that prior to jaunty, you need -Dhw:X if you instead to control the actual hw interface instead of the pulseaudio one
[01:00] <Protath> thanks a lot guys for your answers
[01:00] <sjokkis> hi. how do i make find print escaped filenames? like file\ name.foo
[01:00] <mrwes> !dontzap
[01:00] <geirha> earthen: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904#Ctrl-Alt-Backspace disabled by default in Xorg
[01:00] <cecilia> hello, i have a sony mp3 device NWZ S-615 model, it simply doesn't mount... my computer does not connect with it... before upgrade, it mounted, but i could not drag and drop, only look at the folders inside the device... how can i solve this?
[01:01] <earthen> cabrey, aaaugh!!!! is there another way to restart the desktop with a key combo
[01:01] <geirha> earthen: see the link I posted above
[01:01] <ActionParsnip> Protath: what is the system used for, web browsing? games? DTP? audio manipulation?
[01:01] <cabrey> earthen: you can reenable it if you want
[01:02] <broken__> Hi everybody. I'm running Jaunty, and I was just looking for advice on a webcam driver problem. I have downloaded qc-usb, but it won't compile to make the .ko file
[01:02] <geirha> dmsuperman: Probably needs a minute to reread the crontab to mem first then
[01:02] <Protath> i am new to linux and i want to learn linux
[01:02] <el> Имали българи тук ?
[01:02] <mrwes> hey ActionParsnip
[01:02] <dmsuperman> geirha: Perhaps
[01:02] <earthen> cabrey,  thanks
[01:02] <Tapout> can you vnc from windows->ubuntu?
[01:02] <dmsuperman> geirha: Lame, anyway it appears to be working now :S
[01:02] <dmsuperman> geirha: Thanks for the help :)
[01:02] <ActionParsnip> Protath: I'd set about 2Gb. Should be ok as a new user
[01:02] <lobster2b> poit me to a deacent gps navigation
[01:02] <ActionParsnip> mrwes: howdy
[01:02] <sebsebseb> Tapout: yes
[01:02] <geirha> dmsuperman: No problem :)
[01:02] <sebsebseb> Protath: ok so what are you after exactly?
[01:03] <Protath> unfortunately i cannot leave windows for ever because of AutoCad, Photoshop + many plugins, itunes etc
[01:03] <sebsebseb> Protath: remind me what AutoCad is
[01:04] <Protath> i want it for mechanical engineering blueprints
[01:04] <ActionParsnip> Protath: sure you can, just use alternatives / wine
[01:04] <sebsebseb> Protath: yeah what he said plus  Windows virtual machine if nessarey
[01:04] <sebsebseb> Protath: ,but AutoCad does it need fany graphics card and fancy graphics or not?
[01:05] <sebsebseb> Protath: fancy
[01:05] <sebsebseb> Protath: if your doing say 3D Windows games, well then sure  a Windows virtual machine isn't much
[01:05] <sebsebseb> Protath: good
[01:05] <cecilia> hello, i have a sony mp3 device NWZ S-615 model, it simply doesn't mount... my computer does not connect with it... before upgrade, it mounted, but i could not drag and drop, only look at the folders inside the device... how can i solve this?
[01:05] <nasa1> hi
[01:05] <Protath> i was looking for a solution with PS and searched in some forums about CS4+wine and it wasn't performing well enough
[01:06] <kkkduifjalsdd> dtchen, where do i type -Dhw:X? after pulseaudio?
[01:06] <sebsebseb> Protath: well sure
[01:06] <sebsebseb> Protath: how much RAM you got though?
[01:06] <nasa1> I was wondering if anyone could help me with my wifi. Im using an atheros based chip on my laptop and i'm using ubuntu 8.04. Ive tried both madwifi and ndiswrapper and neither seem to be able to get my hardware up and running
[01:06] <Protath> nope AutoCad doesn't need any fancy gfx card
[01:06] <sebsebseb> nasa1: 9.04 is meant to have better  atheros wireless support
[01:06] <Protath> 2gb and pf 5gb
[01:06] <Protath> in windows
[01:06] <nasa1> it does but the ati video support sucks
[01:06] <sebsebseb> Protath: ok you can run a Windows virtual machine nicely for your stuff inside Ubuntu
[01:06] <sebsebseb> Protath: Virtualbox should do it
[01:07] <nasa1> 8.04 works great with my ati x1250
[01:07] <sebsebseb> Protath: well I haven't done Photoshop personally in a virtual machine, but I belive with your RAM, that even Photoshop would run pretty well
[01:07] <cabrey> nasa1: ati hasn't released drivers for the newest X.Org in 9.04
[01:07] <nasa1> i know that hence why i use 8.04
[01:07] <nasa1> but the wifi is being annoying :(
[01:07] <sebsebseb> Protath: of  course for those apps  XP in a virtual  machine would be better than VIsta I expect.  or Windows 7 RC even
[01:08] <cabrey> you can use a slighty older version of X.Org in 9.04
[01:08] <Protath> yeah i am using virtual box for getting to know ubuntu but the process of installing on a machine with another OS is proceless
[01:08] <cabrey> that supports the drivers
[01:08] <sebsebseb> Protath: XP or Win7 rather than Vista I am saying
[01:08] <nasa1> cabrey how would I do that?
[01:08] <Protath> Vista is an epic fail for me
[01:08] <Protath> haven't tried it
[01:08] <sebsebseb> Protath: really Ubuntu should be the host, and Windows as the guest if any Windows at all, in your case
[01:08] <cecilia> hi, can anyone there help me with a sony device problem? it does not connect
[01:08] <eseven73> !away > mackmgg|away
[01:09] <ActionParsnip> cecilia: does it show up in     sudo fdisk -l
[01:09] <Protath> i was using Win 7 for a while but it was vista with another gui
[01:09] <cecilia> let me see
[01:09] <sebsebseb> Protath: yep that's basically what Windows 7 is, plus it has a few other changes
[01:09] <ActionParsnip> !ot | Protath
[01:10] <Protath> sorry i went off-topic
[01:10] <sebsebseb> !info inkscape
[01:10] <sebsebseb> !info gimp
[01:10] <mrwes> !gimpshop
[01:10] <sebsebseb> Protath: yep quite a few good graphics apps for Desktop GNU/Linux
[01:10] <Starcraftmazter> http://images.google.com.au/images?hl=en&q=mpshop
[01:10] <cecilia> ActionParsnip, it is here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186131/
[01:10] <mrwes> :) gimpshop is pretty kewl
[01:11] <cecilia> nothing about the device
[01:11] <sebsebseb> mrwes: I wonder if that Deb works with 9.04,   I remember someone trying to install Gimpshop on 8.10 and this big proccess she had to go through first
[01:11] <ActionParsnip> cecilia: hmm, looks like its not connecting. Is the device a disk?
[01:11] <Protath> i used gimp once and i was amazing
[01:11] <mrwes> sebsebseb: dunno
[01:11] <cecilia> hmm... no, i don't think so... it is a common mp3 device
[01:11] <cecilia> connected via usb
[01:12] <sebsebseb> Protath: well there you go then,   Ubuntu as host,  and try Windows in a virtual machine, it should be good enough for your Windows rubbish
[01:12] <Protath> hehe
[01:12] <Protath> ;-)
[01:12] <ActionParsnip> cecilia: ok then disconnect the device, wait 10 seconds, plug it back in, wait 10 seconds then run:    dmesg | tail
[01:12] <sebsebseb> Protath: yep I just called Photoshop rubbish even though it's the one  many  graphics pros use,  really any closed source program is rubbish, for that very reason :d
[01:12] <cecilia> ok
[01:12] <broken__> Hi everyone. Anyone have any experience with a quickcam express? or compiling kernel modules? I've been trying to figure out what I'm doing wrong for a couple days now
[01:13] <ActionParsnip> cecilia: once you have that you can see whats going on and websearch from thee
[01:13] <ActionParsnip> /s/thee/there
[01:13] <sebsebseb> !freedom | Protath
[01:13] <cecilia> ok...
[01:13] <nasa1> anyone know how I can use an older version of xorg with ubuntu 9.04?
[01:14] <sebsebseb> !webcam | broken__
[01:14] <tonytraductor> hello.  I have just acquired an Everex Cloudbood, which came with Hardy on it.  I uninstalled gnome (all of it, yes), and installed Ion3, and now can't connect to wifi.  I set up wifi-radar with the same parameters as my ibm thinkpad (which has jaunty, and no gnome, but ion3) which connects fine, but when I try to connect from the cloudbook wifi-radar can't get an IP address
[01:14] <ActionParsnip> nasa1: find a repo or compile
[01:14] <Protath> i think open source is the future
[01:14] <tonytraductor> it connected to the wifi fine with the gnome network applet thingy, which is, of course, gone now
[01:14] <sebsebseb> Protath: open source and free software are similar, but not exactly the same thing  check out Richard Stallmans articles go to  http://www.gnu.org and then go to philosophey section
[01:15] <cecilia> ActionParsnip, I'm sorry, i'm a beginner... i cannot figure out what these mean: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186137/
[01:15] <mrwes> sebsebseb: here's a link for installing GIMPshop in hardy http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-install-gimpshop-in-ubuntu-hardy.html
[01:16] <Protath> i will read them thoroughly
[01:16] <sebsebseb> mrwes: ok, but don't run hardy anymore
[01:16] <tonytraductor> it sees my router, but can't get an IP for some reason
[01:16] <Anacranom> cecilia, try this, unplug the device, oprn a terminal and type  tail -f /var/log/messages    then plug the device in, and wait 10 seconds, then type <ctrl+>c to end the prev cmd,,, then look at the messages recorded..
[01:16] <mrwes> sebsebseb: of course not, but it may still hold true for Jaunty
[01:16] <cecilia> ok
[01:16] <ActionParsnip> tonytraductor: does it work if you set an ip address?
[01:17] <sebsebseb> mrwes: uh huh
[01:17] <Link23> My hard drive says it's using 25 gigabytes when theres only 13 on there.
[01:17] <Anacranom> cecilia, copy and paste that to pastebin if needed
[01:17] <tonytraductor> but my IP and router set the IP, it's all dhcp
[01:17] <cecilia> right
[01:19] <tonytraductor> I'm so used to my laptop automagically connecting, I wouldn't know how to set an IP anyway
[01:19] <ryan_> hey in firefox for instance on media fire.com the animations are working so i can't upload my files
[01:19] <ryan_> any1 got an idea
[01:19] <tonytraductor> I mean, my laptop is set for auto mode, auto channel, open key, and just connects without issue
[01:19] <nasa1> apparently you can downgrade xorg using synaptic but I dont see how
[01:20] <tonytraductor> can't figure out why this little guy won't.  I connected to the wifi when I first booted it, then, since removing gnome and all that bloat, I can't get it to connect
[01:20] <ryan_> hey in firefox for instance on media fire.com the animations are working so i can't upload my files
[01:20] <tonytraductor> I've tried iwconfig wlan0 essid linksys from the terminal, too, and get no error, but get no connection
[01:20] <trollboy> is there a easy way to make ubuntu choose a random background on boot?
[01:20] <darlek> tonytraductor, in terminal command line run iwconfig .. does it show the ESSID, the id of your connection?
[01:20] <trollboy> I thought there was a setting in there for that
[01:20] <nasa1> wait
[01:20] <ryan_> trollboy sudo apt-get install wallpaper-tray
[01:20] <nightdrever> whats the best music player for ubuntu?
[01:20] <erUSUL> tonytraductor: sudo dhclient wlan0
[01:21] <cecilia> Here it comes... http://paste.ubuntu.com/186143/
[01:21] <darlek> beat me
[01:21] <ryan_> nightdrever try songbird
[01:21] <nasa1> is there a way I can upgrade my 8.04 to 9.04 without upgrading the xorg?
[01:21] <nightdrever> better than banshee?
[01:21] <cabrey> nasa1: what ati card do you have?
[01:21] <ryan_> nightdrever i think so personally because it has a ton of plugins and addons its almost like the firefox of music players
[01:21] <usser> nightdrever, exaile is pretty good
[01:21] <nasa1> x1250
[01:21] <fccf> nasa1 - that may or may not work ... but you can "lock version" in synaptic
[01:21] <tonytraductor> okay, that did something
[01:22] <nasa1> how do I lock version?
[01:22] <ryan_> nightdrever banshee i think is  a little less heavy though
[01:22] <ryan_> so it will run faster
[01:22] <darlek> tonytraductor, you can check if an IP was given with ifconfig wlan0
[01:22] <ivantis> I need some help getting WiFi to work on my box
[01:22] <Link23> Hi, my hard drive says that there's 25 gigabytes in it while there is only 13. No hidden files ext 3.  Can I get some help?
[01:22] <fccf> nasa1: in synaptic you can select the package you want to lock ... then in the menus package>lock version
[01:22] <tchmnkyz> anyone else having issues with ubuntu and the atheros drivers for the acer aspire one?
[01:22] <ivantis> I can connect to my network in Network Settings, but when I request a page or anything, it goes through eth0
[01:23] <aaditya> tchmnkyz: did you try madwifi?
[01:23] <nasa1> ok ill try that fccf, thanks man
[01:23] <tchmnkyz> i am not getting full speed out of mine.
[01:23] <linxeh> Link23: how are you getting that info ?
[01:23] <cabrey> tchmnkyz: what version of ubuntu?
[01:23] <tchmnkyz> ya i am using the latest hal drivers
[01:23] <ivantis> How do I set it so that it will go through wlan0 instead of eth0?
[01:23] <tchmnkyz> 9.04
[01:23] <cecilia> Anacranom, did you see it? http://paste.ubuntu.com/186143/ ?
[01:23] <nightdrever> where do i get songbird from
[01:23] <nightdrever> ?
[01:23] <tchmnkyz> i get like 2.4 mbps and then it resets and i have to start the transfer over
[01:23] <tchmnkyz> it is weird
[01:23] <tonytraductor> it seems I have an IP now, but still not connected, if that makes sense
[01:24] <cabrey> tchmnkyz: did you see this? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AspireOne
[01:24] <nightdrever> where do i get songbird from??
[01:24] <Link23> linxeh: I am going into properties for the 25 Gigabytes.  Also I have a 13 gigabyte folder and a 180 megabyte folder.
[01:24] <Anacranom> cecilia, looking
[01:24] <linxeh> Link23: what happens if you type df -h at the console?
[01:24] <cecilia> ok... thanks
[01:24] <tonytraductor> I mean, sudo dhclient wlan0 output indicates I have <IP_ADDRESS> assigned, but firefox can't even get google, says it is offline
[01:24] <darlek> Link23 : df -h | pastebinit
[01:25] <tonytraductor> ifconfig indicates I have the same IP, of course
[01:25] <albakirky> Hi - I've installed ubuntu and it boots fine if my soundcard (Creative AudioPCI (ES1371,ES1373)) is removed from the machine but hangs if the soundcard is attached. Is there a boot command I can use to disable the soundcard or soundcard module when I boot
[01:25] <linxeh> tonytraductor: what does route -n indicate for a UG ?
[01:25] <tchmnkyz> yes the only thing is if i want the led to work. I dont need the lef to work.
[01:25] <linxeh> tonytraductor: also, what is in /etc/resolv.conf ? anything?
[01:25] <tchmnkyz> but i would like the wifi to work correctly
[01:25] <Datz1> Hello, how can I update php to the latest version through bash?
[01:25] <darlek> tonytraductor, in firefox look at the File menu and offline mode and make sure it's unchecked .  to check your connection type host google.com .  If you get not connected then try dhclient again
[01:26] <Link23> darlek: http://pastebin.com/fa0b64e2  (sdb1 is the one)
[01:26] <trollboy> thanks ryan_
[01:26] <Anacranom> cecilia, what device is that?
[01:26] <dansku> i have a dedicated servers, and want to use it as my backup driver. I want to put my filed on the server, but in a way the files are safe from anyone that would get acess to the files, my server runs ubuntu, any idea?
[01:26] <tonytraductor> what is the UG?  route -n gives me the ip addresses
[01:27] <broken__> All of the characters on my screen look like they are smearing. Google search results just look like someone painted over each letter.
[01:27] <cecilia> it is a sony mp3 NWZ S-615F
[01:27] <ivantis> Can anyone help me with this? I need to make wlan0 default on my machine
[01:27] <tonytraductor> huh, i wonder how FF got into offline mode
[01:27] <broken__> I'm running Jaunty on an older laptop. Has anyone seen these smearing blurry letters?
[01:27] <tonytraductor> well, it seems to be up
[01:27] <ivantis> I want to use wireless connection rather than wired
[01:27] <Link23> darlek: earlier I couldn't start up my computer because the hd's were too hot if that helps.  I believe I was transferring a file before I had to restart.
[01:27] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: I'm afraid the kernel switch didn't work. Also sorry for the wait. Had a bit of business to attend to.
[01:28] <Datz1> Hello, how can I update my php version to the latest over command line?
[01:28] <Anacranom> cecilia, does it show in /media/ ?
[01:28] <tonytraductor> so, if I understand correctly, I should be able to connect now with sudo dhclient wlan0, then iwconfig wlan0 essid <myessid>
[01:28] <ivantis> Datz1: sudo apt-get install php5
[01:28] <Datz1> ivantis: Thanks, I'll try it
[01:29] <cecilia> no... in /media there are many mounting points for it, because i've been trying to solve this problem for months and many people tried, creating mounting points... but none of them is really "mounted"... the folders do not appear
[01:29] <cecilia> the points are sony, walkman, WALKMAN, SONY, etc
[01:29] <tonytraductor> or, say I'm out at a cafe, perhaps if I do sudo dhclient wlan0, then iwlist scan to find the cafe's essid, then iwconfig wlan0 essid <cafe-essid>...does that sound about right?
[01:29] <dansku> anyone uses bacula?
[01:29] <cecilia> all empty
[01:30] <Protath> have a nice evening
[01:30] <Protath> thanks a lot for your help
[01:30] <cecilia> but... wheni click on WALKMAN, it pops a message: You do not have the permissions necessary to view the contents of "WALKMAN".
[01:30] <cecilia> it may be this
[01:30] <Datz1> How can I check which version of php I have installed?
[01:31] <darlek> Link23, not sure if this is an error or just that you really did have a 30G drive the whole time.  du -sh will report the size of files used, but takes a long time to run.  If it's an older drive it may be ending it life, other than that I can't say
[01:31] <Anacranom> cecilia, try df -a   and then whatever mount point it has do a chown
[01:32] <darlek> tonytraductor, other way round,  first iwconfig (establish connection to an essid), then dhclient (get IP from said essid)
[01:32] <Link23> darlek: 14 G  I may just format again I've had troubles ever since I formatted that thing.
[01:32] <tonytraductor> okay, thanks Darlek, et al
[01:32] <albakirky> I've installed ubuntu and it boots fine if my soundcard (Creative AudioPCI (ES1371,ES1373)) is removed from the machine but hangs if the soundcard is attached. Is there a boot command I can use to disable the soundcard or soundcard module when I boot - or any advice on troubleshooting this?
[01:33] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: ok, run ps aux | grep pulse
[01:33] <tonytraductor> I had PCLinuxOS on my laptop before installing Jaunty, and it had a little network applet thing that did all the work for me (ran in fluxbox panel, before I started using ion3)
[01:33] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: which user owns the pulseaudio process?
[01:33] <cecilia> Anacranom, take a look please: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186150/
[01:33] <tonytraductor> so I'm not exactly an expert on wifi connection, but it seems I'm learning
[01:33] <darlek> Link23: so du -sh reports 14G?  Could temporary files be still in the trash?  check for any hiddlen dot .000-trash directories first
[01:33] <Datz1> ivantis:  Looks like that did not install the latest php version.  Maybe not in the repos yet.
[01:34] <tonytraductor> I had used Ubuntu back in Dapper days before moving to PCLOS, then came back when PCLOS updates started breaking stuff
[01:34] <tonytraductor> but I have Debian Lenny on this machine, my main work box, and everything else in my office
[01:34] <Link23> darlek: nothing.
[01:34] <tonytraductor> none of the debian machines use wifi, though
[01:34] <Datz1> ivantis: I want PHP 5.2.9, and have 5.2.4 installed
[01:35] <tonytraductor> but the thinkpad with jaunty didn't have any trouble connecting with wifi-radar, which was still basically doing all the work for me...thus my confusion with this little cloudbook
[01:35] <Datz1> what is the latest php version availiable through the ubuntu repos?
[01:35] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: well my name is all over this list so I assume me.
[01:35] <tonytraductor> I want to update/upgrade the cloudbook, which is running hardy herron, but the guy I bought it from recommended against that, stating that the hardy install was configured by the manufacturer for this specific hardware
[01:35] <Gorfy00> please help: ubuntu 9.4 (jaunty). When creating a samba share from this PC, another PC (same distro) receives "Unable to mount location, failed to receive share list from server". Cause?
[01:35] <darlek> tonytraductor, all the GUI programs at some point break, but the command lines always work, so if you know those you can always get connected
[01:35] <tonytraductor> but i can't see why that would mean upgrading with interfere with the oem configurations
[01:36] <tonytraductor> I was just iffy on the command line tools to connect to wifi, although I was reading on the ubuntu forums
[01:36] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: yeah looks like it's you then... if you kill pulseaudio and then start it in a terminal (pkill -9 pulseaudio && pulseaudio) do you still get issues?
[01:36] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: heres the output http://paste.ubuntu.com/186152/
[01:36] <Loganhoup> hold on
[01:36] <tonytraductor> always nice to come here and have someone hold my hand and walk me through it, though...
[01:37] <tonytraductor> I'm really trying not to rely any more than I have to on gui tools, these days
[01:37] <ivantis> Datz1: yeah, I got that one too. The repos are sometimes slow on getting new versions
[01:37] <random1374> hi everyone
[01:37] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: I get this first in red
[01:37] <Loganhoup> W: pid.c: Stale PID file, overwriting.
[01:37] <Loganhoup> E: module.c: Failed to open module "module-rtp-recv": file not found
[01:37] <Link23> darlek: I unmounted in gparted and now it says what it's supposed to say..............
[01:37] <Loganhoup> E: module-gconf.c: pa_module_load() failed
[01:37] <Anacranom> cecilia, do A ls /dev/pts and see if thats it?
[01:37] <Loganhoup> W: module-rtp-send.c: Failed to push chunk into memblockq.
[01:37] <FloodBot3> Loganhoup: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:37] <Loganhoup> woops sorry didnt realize it was that big
[01:37] <tonytraductor> using Ion3 wm, mutt, irssi, bitlbee, lynx, and other terminal tools for lotso stuff
[01:37] <cecilia> ok
[01:37] <darlek> Link23;  cool
[01:37] <random1374> i messed with my graphics drivers in ubuntu 9.04, am unable to login even after trying to fix the x at startup, all i get is a black screen... I need to get read-protected files from the disk before I reinstall, can anyone help?
[01:38] <darlek> Link23, does df -h confirm this?
[01:38] <Anacranom> cecilia, sudo it if u need
[01:38] <Link23> darlek: Except that I can't remount it.  I've had trouble mounting/unmounting ever since the format
[01:38] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: click on the pulseaudio icon and click on configure local sound server
[01:38] <cecilia> well, Anacranom, it apperaed a sound yellow 0
[01:38] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: the last one failed to push chunk into memblockq I always get a minimum of 8 times
[01:38] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: k
[01:38] <bastidrazor> random1374, before grub takes off press escape then safe-mode.. you can get to a command line there
[01:38] <Anacranom> cecilia, ???
[01:38] <Link23> darlek: It's not shown.
[01:38] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: also can you pastebin your /etc/pulse/default.pa again please?
[01:38] <cecilia> yes
[01:39] <cecilia> it showed only 0
[01:39] <Loganhoup> ya I also got E: cpulimit.c: Received request to terminate due to CPU overload. and it killed itself.
[01:39] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: Loganhoup on the multicast/RTP tab, make sure nothing is ticked
[01:39] <Anacranom> cecilia, do A ls -l /dev/pts
[01:39] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: everything was ticked!
[01:39] <cecilia> ok...let me see
[01:39] <random1374> bastidrazor: tried that and doing sudo apt-get install --fix-broken, but it can't resolve the server, even though all is ok with my connection
[01:39] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: also untick the tickbox on the simultaneous output tab, you don't need that either
[01:40] <darlek> Link23, hmmm... yeah it's looking like a redo might be in order.  backup anything useful!!
[01:40] <Gorfy00> please help: ubuntu 9.4 (jaunty). When creating a samba share from this PC, another PC (same distro) receives "Unable to mount location, failed to receive share list from server". Cause?
[01:40] <Loganhoup> done. let me get my default.pa pastebinned
[01:40] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: you probably don't need anything ticked on the network access tab either
[01:40] <darlek> !samba | Gorfy00
[01:40] <Link23> darlek: I already did a redo a while ago.
[01:40] <dsdeiz> hi, i'm having problems with urxvt making it borderless
[01:40] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: so everything is unticked.
[01:40] <eaglestar> what is the name of the archive tool in ubuntu? i forget
[01:41] <cecilia> Anacranom, look: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186154/
[01:41] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: ok, and i just want to check your config to see none of those things are being loaded there either
[01:41] <darlek> Link23, might be an issue of bad blocks.  I had that once with a Samsung drive.  I'm not sure how to check for that in Ubuntu however
[01:41] <Gorfy00> darlek: we use samba because there are a couple windows computers in the house
[01:41] <bastidrazor> random1374, you asked to get some read only files off and by getting to a command line you can do that.
[01:41] <bigmb> Hey. Having problems with using mysql in C as, though mysql is installed, I apparently do not have mysql.h  -- What do I need to get that has this library?
[01:41] <darlek> Gorfy00, yep, that's what it's for
[01:41] <Anacranom> cecilia, yeah- not the one
[01:42] <tanner2007> since no one on #linux will answer guys can i ave my main harddrive (has windows and ubuntu) now i have a second hard drive which i wanna instll ubuntu kubuntu and suse (i have to unplug second hard drive at times to plug in my dvd players anyways will it work? so i can plug in second ahrd drive and be able to boot any of the two s form main drive and any of the three from my second hdd
[01:42] <Gorfy00> darlek, so you have no input on the question? heh
[01:42] <cecilia> yes...
[01:42] <darlek> Gorfy00, nope haha..  just thought ubottu could send you the links
[01:42] <Eroick> hey. I'm in the market for a new laptop. I'd like full compatibility with ubuntu. The wiki's laptop testing page seems quite out of date... Any suggestions?
[01:42] <Gorfy00> darlek awesome >.<
[01:42] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186157/
[01:42] <funkyHat> bigmb: probably libmysqlclient-dev (but don't hold me to it, I'm just guessing)
[01:42] <fccf> tanner2007:  sounds plausable
[01:42] <Anacranom> cecilia, and the device was plugged in when u took the df -a ?
[01:43] <darlek> Gorfy00, you might also try #ubuntu-server since samba is more likely a topic there, but who knows
[01:43] <tanner2007> i hope..
[01:43] <cecilia> yes, it was...
[01:43] <Gorfy00> true
[01:43] <fccf> tanner2007: good luck
[01:43] <random1374> bastidrazor: ok, thanks, but do i get to be able to access and copy the files? if i boot with a livecd, it will let me access some of my stuff, but not all - i'm supposing i need to logon, does that command line allow it?
[01:43] <darlek> yes i"m awesome in that a snail is awesome too
[01:43] <usser> Eroick, system76, dell ubuntu offers, there are a lot of other vendors too
[01:43] <tannersummers> i hope fccf..
[01:43] <fccf> tannersummers:  I knew it was you
[01:43] <tannersummers> lol
[01:43] <tannersummers> tanner 2007 and tannerS are all me
[01:43] <TX-Dan> Anyone know if it is possible to get iTunes running somehow in Linux? I've heard WINE just has too many problems with it...
[01:43] <Link23> darlek: I'm gonna go on what somebody suggested earlier, isn't rm the delete command?
[01:43] <tonytraductor> co0l...got the little guy checking my gmail over imap with mutt
[01:43] <fccf> wasn'
[01:44] <Eroick> usser: but I'm in canada. border fees suck...
[01:44] <fccf> t I talking to you 13 hours ago
[01:44] <Loganhoup> tx-dan search the repos I'm sure there was a couple of programs for itunes in there.
[01:44] <darlek> Link23: man rm as I won't say in open channel in case of misuse ;)
[01:44] <termleech> here's an interesting question at least for me, i'm trying to reduce writes to my SSD, so I'm thinking about turning off cron and anacron, anything think that's a bad idea?
[01:44] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: ok that looks fine, try logging out and back in and see if it's improved
[01:44] <bastidrazor> random1374, from the liveCD you'll just have to mount your partitions and you shoudl be able to access the entire contents. getting to a root shell via safe-mode should allow this also
[01:44] <TX-Dan> Loganhoup, hmm I can't seem to find anything =/
[01:44] <bigmb> tannersummers: I had something similar for school a couple years ago and didn't have any problems with it
[01:44] <darlek> Link23: you can also use the file manager nautilus for the same task without danger to any other drives
[01:45] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: I should have thought of these things last time really
[01:45] <darlek> Link23, Places > Home Folder
[01:45] <bigmb> Hey. Having problems with using mysql in C as, though mysql is installed, I apparently do not have mysql.h  -- What do I need to get that has this library?
[01:45] <fccf> tannersummers: I trust you were able to get your hd formatted the way you wanted to last night
[01:45] <tannersummers> bigmb hthats good to hear..if i do that does each hard drive get its own bootloader?
[01:45] <random1374> bastidrazor: ah, cool, thanks :) will try mounting, and see what happens
[01:45] <tannersummers> fccf yes after hours
[01:45] <Loganhoup> tx-dan: it seems there arent any that I know of then. sorry
[01:46] <tannersummers> fccf yes and thansk agian i went to bed when sun came up..i lost my windows recoveyr partition but o well i have recovery dvd;s
[01:46] <Anacranom> cecilia, please add the nick of the person you are talking/replying to in your post, with 1300+ ppl in the channel, sometimes hard to keep up... also, tab-completion makes it easier, just type the first few letters of the nick and hit tab until the nick appears
[01:46] <TX-Dan> Anyone else? Know how to get iTunes running in Linux?
[01:46] <cecilia> Anacranom, i'm sorry, i didn't understand... how can i do this, and why?
[01:47] <bigmb> tannersummers: I don't believe so
[01:47] <random1374> one more question: does anyone know if ati radeon hd cards might work a little better in 9.04 than they did in 8.10?
[01:47] <tannersummers> nice..
[01:47] <tannersummers> ty guys
[01:47] <fccf> tannersummers: good enough - did you remember to put the swap partition back in ... if not you will only need one swap for all
[01:47] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: I'm going to give it a quick test run
[01:47] <Anacranom> cecilia, its all good, just gotta figure it out
[01:48] <tannersummers> fccf i did, right right to ubuntu partitoon and put it 4.5 gb sinc my pc ram has 4gb so idk if it does anythign but if not then o well no harm done..and turned swap on of course
[01:48] <linxeh> wow
[01:48] <cecilia> right... i'll wait... but i haven't understood a single word of what you said, adding some nick somewhere somehow... :)
[01:48] <linxeh> that made NO sense at all
[01:48] <linxeh> cecilia: :)
[01:49] <cecilia> linxeh, hello
[01:49] <Anacranom> but this channel is busy and i may have to ask for user info that you dont want to "broadcast" across the whole channel,,,
[01:49] <Anacranom> but this channel is busy and i may have to ask for user info that you dont want to "broadcast" across the whole channel,,, cecilia
[01:49] <Clusty> hey. any1 knows how to disable encrypted home dirs thing from the ubuntu 9.04?
[01:49] <cecilia> i see...
[01:49] <AakashPatel> hey!
[01:50] <Anacranom> cecilia, mind if i Private message you?
[01:50] <AakashPatel> i have ubuntu running in a vm
[01:50] <cecilia> i don't mind, it is ok
[01:50] <tonytraductor> brb
[01:50] <AakashPatel> but i need the OpenGL header's in /usr/include/GL
[01:50] <AakashPatel> ow would i get them?
[01:50] <AakashPatel> like what package would i need to get?
[01:50] <Clusty> AakashPatel: what file do you need?
[01:50] <Clusty> AakashPatel: you have the specific header file that you want?
[01:51] <AakashPatel> Clusty: nah, need the entire folder
[01:51] <tonytraductor> Now I am c0nnected here with the clooudbook
[01:51] <tonytraductor> hard t0 type on this tiny keyboard
[01:51] <darlek> AakashPatel, apt-cache search OpenGL will find you everything on OpenGL
[01:51] <Clusty> big cannon :D
[01:52] <darlek> AakashPatel, then pipe it to grep to find headers, so apt-cache search OpenGL | grep -i header
[01:52] <fccf> tannersummers: awesome - I just finished reinstalling my winxp laptop ... now I have to put a vbox on it
[01:52] <darlek> AakashPatel, or use synaptic if cli isn't your thing ;)
[01:52] <tannersummers> wats vbox
[01:53] <fccf> tannersummers: virtual box for windows ... allows me to run ubuntu (albiet slightly slower) in a window
[01:53] <tannersummers> u mean like microsoft virtual pc?
[01:53] <fccf> tannersummers: or VMware or KVM ...
[01:54] <TX-Dan> Ugh... so.... no one anywhere can help...
[01:54] <fccf> !patience | TX-Dan
[01:54] <TX-Dan> ...
[01:54] <tannersummers> fccf so lets say my vista cant read my usb drivers, but ubuntu does, so i can run ubuntu in that little box and lets say plug my usb in and it show up in the box 2?
[01:54] <TX-Dan> Was referring to servers... not this channel.
[01:55] <fccf> tannersummers: vista would need to see the usb - so that ubuntu can access them
[01:55] <fccf> tannersummers: like running wine , kinda
[01:55] <tannersummers> hmm so wat vista cant see, vb cant?
[01:56] <fccf> tannersummers: right vbox is just a program running in windows, that brings up a full blown ubuntu OS
[01:56] <Pranka> clear
[01:57] <tannersummers> ok fccf do u need to install he OS in like a virtual partition? or can u run an already installed 1?
[01:57] <TX-Dan> Anyone know how to get iTunes running in linux? I've heard WINE has problems with it... (Yes, I need iTunes... for AppleTV syncing)
[01:58] <fccf> tannersummers:  vbox creates a virtual partition ... also available for download are already configured vdi's
[01:58] <usser> TX-Dan, as far as i know it doesnt run in wine, virtualbox is your only option im afraid
[01:58] <bastidrazor> !itunes > TX-Dan
[01:58] <fccf> tannersummers:  vdi = virtual disk image
[01:58] <el>
[01:58] <el> how to put 5 +1 sound
[01:58] <Link23> darlek:  so far space looks good but I can't unmount or (probably) remount.
[01:59] <TX-Dan> bastidrazor, See the last phrase of my text please :) I have a reason why I need that specifically.
[01:59] <TX-Dan> usser, alright, thanks!
[01:59] <tannersummers> fccf got it =
[02:00] <darlek> Link23: close any terminal windows or make sure you're not in the directory of the harddrive
[02:00] <darlek> Link23: sounds iffy again though
[02:01] <Link23> darlek: I'm underprivledged.
[02:02] <darlek> Link23, maybe there's a zombie process on the drive, ps aux ?  Don't really know Link23, I'd be shutting down and checking cables by now
[02:02] <broken__> Hi everyone. I've been trying to get my webcam working for a couple days now. I've made a little bit of progress, but it's still not working. I was able to find the right driver and "make install" it, but the camera still isn't working. Could I be missing a step?
[02:03] <Link23> darlek: I think I need to be root
[02:04] <sevenseeker> with Xvfb I am receiving Xlib:  extension "XFree86-VidModeExtension" missing on display when attempting to use opengl (Mesa) to discern the video mode and depth.  Is this something that was not compiled in to support?
[02:07] <darlek> !webcam | broken__
[02:07] <darlek> maybe those links will help
[02:08] <zortec> Is there a fast way to launch an app in Ubuntu? Something similar to Launchy for Windows
[02:09] <zortec> You just type a few characters and it finds the app you want to run.
[02:09] <cosmo_> Alt+F2
[02:09] <eseven73> zortec, try gnome-do
[02:09] <darlek> zortec there's gnome-do in a gui as well as tilda for command line
[02:10] <zortec> cosmo, eseven73, darlek: Thanks, gnome-do is a desktop launcher?
[02:10] <eseven73> yeppers
[02:10] <darlek> yep
[02:10] <hypertux> yep
[02:10]  * darlek high fives eseven73
[02:11] <zortec> Ok, cool!  Next question is when you add/remove apps from the menu, is that the same as going through Synaptic?
[02:11] <hypertux> ping
[02:11] <grkblood13> is there an apt-get for chrome?
[02:11] <grkblood13> my broswer is broken i cant google it
[02:11] <zortec> grkblood13: Chromium is in beta
[02:12] <histo> grkblood13: if you add a ppa repo but its not in the default repos
[02:12] <grkblood13> umm, my bad
[02:12] <grkblood13> i meant opera
[02:12] <darlek> zortec, the menu is the display of programs.  The programs may still exist on the system.  Synaptic on the other hand is uninstalling the program entirely
[02:12] <histo> grkblood13: try apt-cache search opera but I don't think thats there its closed source I thought you have to pay for opera
[02:12] <histo> grkblood13: you should be able to download a deb from their site.
[02:12] <zortec> darlek: I'm talking about the add/remove on the gnome menu
[02:12] <spudCakePie> opera is not open source, but they do a free version with ads
[02:12] <grkblood13> opera is free
[02:12] <zortec> darlek: Does that pull in packages from synaptic?
[02:12] <Flannel> histo: You haven't had to pay for opera for a few years now.  Nor ads, spudCakePie
[02:12] <spudCakePie> orly
[02:13] <darlek> zortec, sorry, then yes that removes programs
[02:13] <histo> Flannel: ahh
[02:13] <eseven73> spudCakePie, ads? I've never seen ads
[02:13] <zortec> Opera has ads now? Hmm
[02:13] <eseven73> no
[02:13] <eseven73> it doesn't
[02:13] <spudCakePie> well ive not used it for over a year, maybe the uni had an old version
[02:13] <Flannel> spudCakePie: back in 2005 ;)
[02:14] <heidi> hi im having problems with my webcam
[02:14] <heidi> can anyone help
[02:14] <histo> !webcam | heidi
[02:14] <heidi> hi histo can u help me
[02:14] <gartral> my system is running with 98% proc usage in the id catagory of top, what does this mean and why is there so much usage?
[02:15] <broken__> darlek: I've been to that page and finished all of the steps there. I have compiled the driver, and it acted like it installed the module. I just don't know what to do now that it's still not working
[02:15] <histo> gartral: whats using all the cpu? and what type of cpu do you have?
[02:15] <darlek> zortec, i think the two are different, synaptic asks that you login as sudo whereas add/remove refers to packages on the system already.  If you then ask to install programs it'll ask for a login
[02:15] <gartral> histo: i have no idea whats using it, and its a single core celeron 1.69 ghz from 2003-4
[02:15] <bastidrazor> gartral, id stands for idle
[02:16] <darlek> zortec, both are using a list of programs generated by apt-get/ aptitude
[02:16] <gartral> histo: top shows nothing using that much cpu, but it sounds like its about to ow my fans out
[02:16] <gartral> blow*
[02:17] <zortec> darlek: Which do you use? synaptic or add/remove.  I'm reading idea #2583 on Ubuntu which is to remove synaptic and keep add/remove
[02:17] <zortec> darlek: Sorry, remove add/remove and keep synaptic
[02:17] <numb_> hai
[02:17] <eseven73> Zortec you don't want to remove synaptic
[02:18] <gartral> bastidrazor: what could be using all my cpu's idle time?
[02:19] <numb_> how to install open solaris with dual booting,,,???
[02:19] <darlek> zortec, I'm not suffering by leaving them both on.  I like both because they have star ratings on popularity, but otherwise I use aptitude.  the gui systems are useful though when searching for similarly names packages.  It's up to you.  I just leave them there because I never know and the space isn't a problem.
[02:20] <numb_> hai hai
[02:20] <gartral> histo: please... my cpu sounds like its abut to blow out
[02:20] <gartral> how do i pinpoint and stop an task using idle cpu??
[02:21] <darlek> zortec, like if I compare nano to scite.  I have them both, for different reasons.  no harm in keeping them.  No point in worrying about every program unless they're huge
[02:21] <histo> gartral: where do you think its using 98% cpu
[02:21] <bastidrazor> gartral, i'm running top now and mine also is between 88-90%
[02:22] <gartral> histo: i have no idea what could be using my cpu, as top doesnt show any useful info on programs using different classes or whatever you call them of proc usage
[02:22] <zortec> darlek: I have heard of aptitude.  How is that different from synaptic or apt-get?
[02:22] <histo> bastidrazor: gartral: are you guys talking ao bu thte id field up top?
[02:22] <gartral> yes
[02:23] <histo> gartral: I don't believe that is cpu being used
[02:23] <gartral> histo: but this is the first time ive ever seen activity in that section
[02:23] <darlek> zortec, like synaptic for the command line.  Same as apt-get but adds some extra dependency handling by giving you suggestions if there is something wrong.
[02:23] <histo> gartral: I believe thats idle
[02:23] <gartral> histo: what could it be thn, cause my CPU fan kicked ont over drive and sounds like a jet engine, and i have nothing running
[02:23] <bastidrazor> gartral, histo correct.. that is idleness of your cpu.. it isn't a bad thing
[02:23] <zortec> darlek Oh, that would be useful.  I have always just installed/uninstalled through synaptic.
[02:24] <darlek> zortec, I can quickly open a terminal (with tilda), do a search with apt-get or aptitude, and then install or update all quite quickly
[02:24] <histo> gartral: does it normally run like that? Or is this the first time you've run ubuntu?
[02:24] <darlek> zortec, if you know what you want you don't have to wait for the GUI to load .  I use an old laptop, so for me that makes a difference
[02:25] <gartral> histo: Ubuntu has been running on this machine as the sole os since Cononical release 6.06, today is the first day ive had *this* problem
[02:25] <darlek> zortec, mind you everything runs fine, no lags, but if you can type, why wait??
[02:25] <zortec> darlek: One feature I would like to see in synaptic is a way to narrow down your search results... you often end up with 20+ packages for something like gstreamer
[02:25] <histo> gartral: well your cpu isn't maxed out I would look at the temp perhaps dust is the culprit
[02:25] <histo> gartral: try checking your cpu temp
[02:25] <zortec> Why did all those users just quit?
[02:26] <eseven73> !netsplit | zortec
[02:26] <histo> gartral: acpi -t
[02:26] <gartral> histo: this POS has no sensors...
[02:26] <gwinbee> it was a netsplit throughout freenode. don't panic.
[02:26] <bastidrazor> !lm-sensors
[02:26] <gartral> !netsplit
[02:26] <histo> gartral: I would opne the case and blow out the heatsink
[02:26] <bastidrazor> a good reason to ignore join/parts
[02:26] <darlek> zortec you can narrow by typing a keyword into the search section.  I used this once to search for old linux kernels I didn't know I still had installed.  Synaptic found them and I was able to unload them and rerun grub all in synaptic.  So that a win for synaptic in this case.
[02:26] <zortec> eseven73: Ah, so it's nothing to be worried about. :)
[02:27] <histo> yeap I don't even see the netsplits anymore.
[02:27]  * histo loves irssi
[02:27] <eseven73> zortec, yeah normally netsplits only last a few seconds
[02:27] <gwinbee> ok so netsplits aside, i have something of a problem.
[02:27] <bastidrazor> xchat does well if you configure it enough
[02:27] <zortec> I have seen them quite a few times now
[02:27] <darlek> zortec, day to day though it's apt-cache search or aptitude FTW
[02:27] <gartral> histo: i did that last night, with a vacum, its clean
[02:27] <gwinbee> in hardy, i used displayconfig-gtk to configure my multiple monitors.
[02:27]  * eseven73 high fives darlek +1 for aptitude :D
[02:27] <darlek> lol
[02:27] <histo> gartral: hrm... no idea then but I believe id is just idle
[02:28] <Jar_> Hey guys, The second line from my /sbin/route -n shows as follows. <IP_ADDRESS>     <IP_ADDRESS>         <IP_ADDRESS>     U     1000   0        0 eth0. My Ip range is <IP_ADDRESS>, is there something wrong with my network?
[02:28] <gwinbee> i'm not here to complain about displayconfig-gtk being obsoleted, i just want to know what i should be using instead of it to quickly create a mirrored display.
[02:28] <zortec> darlek: Which is faster though apt-get or aptitude?
[02:28] <gwinbee> (i say mirrored because i assume it is simpler. extended desktop would be fine too)
[02:29] <gartral> histo bastidrazor, lmsensors reports no sensors found
[02:29] <histo> gartral: did you try acpi -t
[02:29] <zortec> What do you think compiz effects? I found a nice balance with normal... but I want to know if I'm really missing out by not going with extra
[02:29] <darlek> zortec, probably apt-get but only marginally.  I use it for updates and search even though aptitude is going to be the apt-get replacement.  Also for safe-upgrades and distribution upgrades aptitude is the preferred program
[02:30] <gartral> histo: where do i put that?
[02:30] <histo> gartral: in terminal
[02:30] <bastidrazor> gartral, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SensorInstallHowto
[02:30] <histo> gartral: also check out htop pretty nice monitor
[02:30] <darlek> zortec, apt-get is still around because we all can type it easier than apt-i-t-ude ... the extra t always gives me a typo :(
[02:31] <gartral> woaw, lmsensors just broke
[02:31] <zortec> darlek: It's easier to type, but isn't that where tab completion is handy? :)
[02:31] <zortec> darlek: For aptitude
[02:31] <darlek> zortec, yep definitely
[02:31] <gartral> the box says it's installed, but i try and run it, and it says it's not installed
[02:32] <zortec> darlek: How long have you been running linux?
[02:32] <gartral> histo: lm-sensors broke, the box says it's installed, but i try and run it, and it says it's not installed
[02:32] <nightdrever> ok....can anyone suggest some good downloads for me?
[02:32] <nightdrever> im new to this all
[02:32] <Xodiac13> i just did a hard boot is that going to mess anything up
[02:32] <darlek> zortec, fulltime for about 2 years.  off and on with work a lot longer.  Just desktop user I'd say with a dash of ruby scripts
[02:32] <shean325> does anyone here have cod5 for ps3
[02:33] <usser> nightdrever, gnome-look.org
[02:33] <kitche> !ot > shean325
[02:33] <gartral> !ot | shean325
[02:33] <histo> gartral: I don't think you need to install lmsensors to use acpi subsystem
[02:33] <shean325> okkkk......
[02:33] <nightdrever> thankz
[02:33] <shean325> does anyone want to rank up fast with me
[02:33] <zortec> darlek: So you have had a fair bit of experience.  This question has probably been asked a lot, but how easy is it to get WoW running in Ubuntu?
[02:33] <gartral> histo: well how do i check my sensors after acpi -t then?
[02:34] <histo> gartral: it should output the temps
[02:34] <usser> zortec, as easy as it is on windows
[02:34] <zortec> darlek: I'm slowly trying to move over to Ubuntu and leave Windows behind.  I set up a dual boot system for now
[02:34] <darlek> zortec, actually quite well I hear.  check the WINE hq database for a very long list of compatiable games
[02:34] <histo> gartral: if it returns nothing then its not working. How old is this box?
[02:34] <darlek> zortec, not that i've played wow on ubuntu, but it's possible
[02:34] <gartral> histo: it just sat there and gave me a promt again, i told you, this system is dumbfire, it has no sensors
[02:34] <zortec> Any other users here ran WoW on ubuntu?
[02:34] <histo> gartral: k
[02:35] <eternaljoy> hwllo
[02:35] <usser> zortec, i did
[02:35] <histo> zortec: plenty of people with wine
[02:35] <histo> !wine | zortec
[02:35] <gartral> histo: the hardware is circa 2001-2004
[02:35] <eternaljoy> keepass database was not cracked by the guy who claimed he could.. giving everyone a heads up :)
[02:35] <gartral> histo: i can lshw and pastebin the output if you'ed like
[02:35] <Xodiac13> i need help
[02:35] <darlek> zortec, wine for games works quite well.  cedega is a company that has a support system for games on linux but that's a monthly cost.  Between the two though games are doable
[02:36] <Xodiac13> can someone please help me
[02:36] <darlek> !ask
[02:36] <Xodiac13> if i install ubuntu tweak will it work on a 64 bit ubuntu
[02:36] <Xodiac13> and does a hard boot mess up your system ?
[02:36] <gartral> histo: yes/no?
[02:37] <zortec> Since so many of us are in the IRC room, do a lot of people also check the forums and respond to threads? I'd find that hard to do
[02:37] <shean325> does anyone want to level up easy with me on domination i need twelve players
[02:37] <gartral> Xodiac13: i had tohard boot lastnight due to a freak gfx card acident, but no, it came back up rather gracefully
[02:37] <Xodiac13> wow thank you i would like to ask someone is that hard NO!
[02:37] <eseven73> shean325, again offtopic
[02:37] <SeanJM> hello
[02:38] <shean325> hi
[02:38] <darlek> this is not a gaming board, this is a support board.  Why not call your bank and ask them too?
[02:38] <SeanJM> I was wondering if anyone could give me a hand here?
[02:38] <SeanJM> I have a minor problem... I hope
[02:38] <SeanJM> I backed up my hard drive on hardy
[02:38] <ScottG> Does anyone know what the command line is to open up nautilus to your "Computer" view?
[02:38] <Xodiac13> gartral: so then my system is fine and if i install ubuntu-tweak on it its a 64bit versio nwill it work
[02:38] <gartral> shean325: one more OT blast and I think your gonna have the ops on you
[02:38] <SeanJM> then installed jaunty
[02:38] <SeanJM> now my hard drive won't read
[02:38] <gartral> Xodiac13: i have no idea, i prefer to hand tweak my machines
[02:39] <darlek> ScottG, Places > Computer
[02:39] <cabrey> ScottG: nautilus computer:/
[02:39] <Xodiac13> true i will try that
[02:39] <darlek> oh right that one...
[02:39] <ScottG> cabrey: oh, right that makes sense. Thanks
[02:39] <SeanJM> it's a scary problem I have here
[02:39] <gartral> histo: would you like a copy of my lshw or not?
[02:40] <SeanJM> :-)
[02:40] <darlek> !ask | SeanJM
[02:40] <ha1331_> just installed ubuntu 9.04 on my pc. Have x64 and ati display adapter. Enabled the binary driver and want to use the catalyst control center. Problem is, that I have two displays, On CCC (catalyst control center) there is option for setting dual displays but it's grayed out. Says something about it being availeable only in administrative access
[02:41] <Fohn> ha1331_: Try running the program from root?
[02:41] <SeanJM> I backed up my home folder onto my maxtor external, which I usually do. Then I installed 9.04, now my hard drive won't ready. I tried loading it onto my wifes windows machine and it gave me an I/O. I am assuming here that hardware failure is not the issue
[02:41] <SeanJM> ready=read*
[02:41] <ha1331_> the adapter is some crap... not that good 3650
[02:42] <ha1331_> Fohn: How can I do that? no such option just the icon on the menu?
[02:43] <graelin> SeanJM: Is the fs on the drive linux (extX, reiserfs etc) Windows doesn't play nice with them
[02:43] <SeanJM> graelin, it's formated NTFS
[02:44] <graelin> hmm.. ntfs in Linux is a crapshoot.. reliable overall, but writing to that fs can be problematic sometimes
[02:44] <SeanJM> graelin, I've never had an issue before. I reinstalled 8.10 about a month ago with the same procedures with no issues
[02:44] <Fohn> Seems like linux should be able to boot off NTFS, though..
[02:44] <graelin> unfortunately I'm not knowledgeable enough there to be any help
[02:45] <SeanJM> graelin, no worries
[02:45] <SeanJM> windows wouldn't read the hard drive either--so I am a little worried, as it was my only backup and has about 4 years of work on it
[02:45] <graelin> SeanJM: Agreed... I've never had an issue with it before either, but it's an established warning in all the ntfs linux docs/webpages
[02:46] <Fohn> ha1331_ you still around?
[02:48] <ha1331_> sweet. Just crashed atleast the desktop trying to play avi file and closing the play list on the player. Taught that would be windows only feature
[02:48] <zortec> Where can I find a list of games to check out gaming support in ubuntu?
[02:48] <webBuilder> hello everyone I have upgraded my 8.4 ubuntu that contain cvs server to 9.4 now I'm not able to acces the cvs I have tried everything. is there anyone who can help me? Thank you in advance
[02:49] <rocko> http://uk.news.yahoo.com/18/20090601/img/pwl-the-route-of-the-air-fr-1-65c35372035e.html
[02:49] <a> zortec: you mean windows games?
[02:49] <LjL> !games > zortec    (zortec, see the private message from ubottu)
[02:49] <Starcraftmazter> http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q=ames+>+zortec++++(zortec,+see+the+private+message+from+ubottu)
[02:50] <Fohn> zortec: The gaming forum is always a good place to start with any questions- http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=93
[02:50] <a> zortec: appdb.winehq.org
[02:50] <LjL> !test
[02:50] <eseven73> ha1331, the difference is when an app locks up in Windows, it takes down the entire computer, if it happens in Linux, 9 times out of 10 you can just kill the locked app and the computer doesnt have to be rebooted
[02:50] <darlek> zortec, winehq.com I think... anyway the wine website.  othewise ubuntu has it's own games noted in synaptic etc
[02:50] <LjL> rocko, don't spam please
[02:50] <LjL> !test > ljl    (ljl, see the private message from ubottu)
[02:50] <zortec> a, LjL, Starcraftmazter, Fohn: Wow, thanks!  The responses were coming in so fast I couldn't keep up.
[02:50] <Fohn> ha1331_ Try sudo amdcccle
[02:51] <rocko> it is important for the people to know LjL
[02:51] <LjL> rocko: not in this channel.
[02:51] <LjL> !offtopic | rocko
[02:51] <rocko> that plane could crash into your house LjL
[02:51] <gartral> histo: ill take your never ending silence as a no
[02:51] <ha1331_> Fohn: I did that... get: X Error: BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes) 8 Extension:    161 (Uknown extension) Minor opcode: 5 (Unknown request) Resource id:  0x4000001
[02:51] <gartral> !ot | rocko
[02:51] <ha1331_> and: X Error: GLXBadContext 171 Extension:    161 (Uknown extension) Minor opcode: 5 (Unknown request) Resource id:  0xa9
[02:52] <gartral> !ot | rocko
[02:52] <LjL> gartral: i sent it to him already
[02:52] <LjL> gartral: it won't let you send the same factoid again within a couple of seconds
[02:52] <rocko> !ot | gartral
[02:52] <gartral> LjL: how, ubottu isnt in the room
[02:52] <rocko> !ot | gartral
[02:52] <Fohn> I get similar errors as well, however the window also opens
[02:52] <LjL> gartral: uh...? yes it is
[02:53] <darlek> rocko this is a support forum for ubuntu.  don't have a support question?  thanks for visiting
[02:53] <Flannel> rocko: Please stop
[02:53] <gartral> rocko: im not the one sending " the planes are crashing" in a support channel
[02:53] <zortec> ubottu: !fonts
[02:53] <Fohn> ha1331_ Is your desktop still dead?
[02:53] <ha1331_> Fohn: nope, booted the machine
[02:53] <moneybagz9> .ddos
[02:54] <LjL> moneybagz9: yes?
[02:54] <rocko> so what if there was a ubuntu virus trying to take over all ubuntu's should I not post it here?
[02:54] <moneybagz9> .ddos-http
[02:54] <[moneybagz9> ddos-http - http://:  times
[02:54] <LjL> moneybagz9: bots are not allowed here. don't do that.
[02:54] <zortec> There are only what, 16 viruses in Linux... is it necessary to install an antivirus app like clam-av?
[02:55] <ha1331_> Now when I go to Display options (in CCC) there is a text that says: "you currently have only one desktop enabled. Configuring more than one desktop in the Display Manager will allow you to configure Xinerama"
[02:55] <ha1331_> no such option in Display Manager
[02:55] <graelin> zortec: ClamAV can be used to scan your mail and or a windows partition
[02:55] <darlek> zortec, i put on a rootkit just because I share files from a usb drive, but yeah, it's useful for other media
[02:55] <zortec> graelin: So it can scan incoming/outgoing mail like Thunderbird?
[02:55] <moneybagz9> ddos-http
[02:55] <Bob-829514> ddos-http - http://:  times
[02:55] <darlek> thanks grae
[02:56] <rocko> !ops moneybagz9
[02:56] <zortec> graelin: I would like that very much.
[02:56] <nasa1> so i locked xorg from updating
[02:56] <moneybagz9> haha
[02:56] <rocko> !ops moneybagz9
[02:56] <moneybagz9> lol
[02:56] <nasa1> then did an upgrade to 8.10 from 8.4
[02:56] <LjL> rocko: don't bother, they are aware.
[02:56] <moneybagz9> !ops moneybagz9
[02:56] <nasa1> and it still updated
[02:56] <ha1331_> Fohn: There is Multi-Display tab under Display Manager but the only option to choose is Unknown and you cant even select it
[02:56] <graelin> zortec: Yep.. it'll plug in to most MTA's and you can just scan your mbox
[02:56] <moneybagz9> ddos-http
[02:56] <Fohn> ha1331_ If you click display manager, there should be a tab called 'multi-display'
[02:56] <Fohn> hm that is quite odd
[02:57] <pw-toxic> hi - i'm using gnome-do and rythmbox but i have imported 11000 songs... now sometimes my gnome-do is slow and it hink its rythmboxs fault.. how can i reset my music libraray?
[02:57] <zortec> I would like to say that I was very impressed with the speed of ubuntu booting up, it took 5-6 secs to get to my desktop.
[02:57] <rocko> I need to upgrade my ubuntus
[02:57] <nasa1> whats the point of being able to lock a package from upgrading if it still upgrades
[02:57] <rocko> =D
[02:57] <lostson> pw-toxic: uncheck the box Watch my library for new files
[02:57] <ha1331_> Fohn: there is, and under that there is Display Configuration and it is currently "Unknown", it's gray and you cant even click it
[02:57] <graelin> zortec: There is a pretty cool and relatively simple mail server set up webpage.. steps you throughthe basics and tells you how to add spam filtering and av and all sortsa other happy stuff
[02:57] <pw-toxic> lostson, if i do that the previously manually imported songs dont disappear
[02:58] <lostson> no
[02:58] <Fohn> ha1331_ Try clicking the magnifying glass on that same page.
[02:58] <LjL> !upgrade > rocko    (rocko, see the private message from ubottu)
[02:58] <nasa1> is there anyway to downgrade my xorg back to 1.4.10?
[02:58] <gartral> I can't eject my dvdrom
[02:58] <eseven73> !downgrade | nasa1
[02:58] <zortec> Are there only cli interfaces for antivirus programs?
[02:59] <nasa1> !downgrade
[02:59] <gartral> It's ignoreing sudo eject cdrom0 and -f
[02:59] <eseven73> bah that was the wrong factoid, nevermind that nasa1
[02:59] <nasa1> I just6 want to downgrade xorg
[02:59] <ha1331_> Fohn: on the left display I get red box that has "1" in it
[02:59] <graelin> zortec: ClamAV has a gui.. clamshell or something like that.. there is one.. very basic cuz clamAV just does what it does well
[02:59] <nasa1> i want to use xorg 1.4.90 with ubuntu 9.04
[02:59] <nasa1> is that possible?
[03:00] <Fohn> ha1331_ O.K. Now click the arrow to the right and choose detect displays, then click the glass again.
[03:00] <gartral> graelin: clamav is SLLOOOOOOOOWWWWWW
[03:00] <graelin> search clam in synaptic and you'll find it
[03:00] <pw-toxic> lostson, ah i can select all with ctrl+a and klick remove then.. it works   thanks
[03:01] <Loganhoup> could someone help me reset my default keyring? I deleted default.keyring but it's still asking me to authenticate and it hasn't asked me to reset it.
[03:01] <nasa1> Is it possible to use xorg 1.4.10 with ubuntu 9.l04?
[03:01] <darlek> zortec, here's an example of where synaptic is useful, similar program clam and clam gui or gnome etc can be found together easily
[03:01] <graelin> gartral: The focus of clamav isn't speed, it's itegration.. it's primarily an MTA addon
[03:01] <stealth-> im not able to get any sound out of sauerbraten (fps game). It complains that SDL mixer cant find a avaliable sound device, I am aware that pulse audio doesnt play well with SDL, and I think I got pulse audio on my latest reinstall. Any help?
[03:01] <ha1331_> Fohn: nothing seems to happen
[03:01] <webBuilder> hello everyone I have upgraded my 8.4 ubuntu that contain cvs server to 9.4 now I'm not able to acces the cvs I have tried everything. is there anyone who can help me? Thank you in advance
[03:01] <linuxguy2009> Just a quick question, I installed Cairo Dock in my Ubuntu 9.04 installation and there doesnt seem to be any of the extra themes that it had in 8.10 and before.Do i download the themes elsewhere or is there a seperate theme package in synaptic? Anyone happen to know?
[03:01] <gartral> I can't eject my dvdrom, it says a input/output error has occurred, how do i get more info/clear the error?
[03:02] <stealth-> im not able to get any sound out of sauerbraten (fps game). It complains that SDL mixer cant find a avaliable sound device, I am aware that pulse audio doesnt play well with SDL, and I think I got pulse audio on my latest reinstall. Any help?
[03:02] <nasa1> Is it possible to use xorg 1.4.10 with ubuntu 9.l04?
[03:02] <Fohn> ha1331_ I honestly cannot think of what's wrong :(. My tech level is admittedly low, sorry I couldn't help more.
[03:02] <darlek> !xorg
[03:02] <gartral> linuxguy2009: i suggest wswitching off for simdock, or AWN, cairo is evil
[03:02] <ha1331_> Fohn: it seems to be aware of my displays still, sinse there is box that has 1 : 2 inside it. If I put the mouse cursor on top of it, it tell's me SyncMaster+SyncMaster
[03:02] <linuxguy2009> lol ok
[03:03] <Loganhoup> could someone help me reset my default keyring? I deleted default.keyring but it's still asking me to authenticate and it hasn't asked me to reset it.
[03:03] <gartral> I can't eject my dvdrom, it says a input/output error has occurred, how do i get more info/clear the error?
[03:03] <nasa1> Is it possible to use xorg 1.4.10 with ubuntu 9.l04?
[03:03] <taomaster> hey do u think i need to install an antivirus program in windows 7, that's running in VirtualBox in Ubuntu?
[03:04] <graelin> gartral: Check /var/log maybe messages or dmesg or syslog
[03:04] <darlek> taomaster, yes you want to protect any files that virtualbox is running
[03:04] <nasa1> Is it possible to use xorg 1.4.10 with ubuntu 9.l04?
[03:04] <cabrey> nasa1: the open source ati driver has 2D & 3D support for your card
[03:04] <rocko> why did ubuntu remove alsaconf ?
[03:04] <nasa1> cabrey, it does?!
[03:05] <cabrey> nasa1: just looked it up now, it's listed: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver
[03:05] <rocko> alsaconf does not take up that much space and only advanced users are most likely to use it so why remove it
[03:06] <Fohn> The only thing I can think of that -might- have something to do with it would be adding the monitor to your xorg.conf file, found at /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:06] <Fohn> To edit this, do 'sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf'
[03:06] <graelin> gartral: I/O error could be anything though.. is it slave to a hd? Cuz I just blew $60 on a dvdr and it was totally unnecessary because the HD master had i/o errors... not the dvdr, but thats what was reported and it coma-hosed my Xsession. Required a hard boot. Magic keys didn't even work
[03:06] <Fohn> However don't save anything unless you're sure of what you're doing, and be sure to backup the file before editing it
[03:07] <Fohn> to learn about how to edit your xorg.conf file, use 'man xorg.conf'
[03:07] <gartral> graelin: mo, its slave to nothing, and has another cdrom slaved to it, the harddrve is on its own ide link
[03:07] <Fohn> you can also look it up on the forums, I'm sure that there is a step-by-step guide somewhere.
[03:07] <gartral> graelin: no logs, anywhere saying anything about my dvdrom
[03:08] <gartral> graelin: the drive *tthinks* theres a disk in it, but theres npt
[03:08] <Loganhoup> could someone help me reset my default keyring? I deleted default.keyring but it's still asking me to authenticate and it hasn't asked me to reset it.
[03:09] <dennister> can someone pls tell me where the heck this is on my system so I can change the persm? error message: ipp error message is always: Unable to open device "hal:///org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/usb_device_4f9_161_G01234567890_if0_printer_noserial": Permission denied
[03:09] <gartral> im gonna sysrq+k, brb if it doesn't work
[03:09] <dennister> it used to work, dang it!
[03:09] <AussieGuy> theres a problem with the firefox in ubuntu. 25% of the webs pages wont finish loading. This happens no matter what user/fresh settings you use. Windows firefox under virtualbox on ubuntu runs fine.
[03:09] <cabrey> dennister: That looks like a printer
[03:09] <dennister> yep
[03:10] <cabrey> make & model?
[03:10] <dennister> cabrey: brother mfc-210
[03:10] <Hrr1963> My lenovo N500 was able to connect via ethernet or wireless in kubuntu 9.04 (In fresh install , yesterday). Now today im not able to connect in any way. Router N ok, signal ok and ethernet ports ok, since i can connect with other PCs. Any suggestions? I know this is not kubuntu channel, but maybe some user inside know how to fix this. Bad support in Kubuntu channel* (opinion)
[03:10] <dennister> it did work fine on my system...then stopped
[03:11] <home_> !codec
[03:11] <cabrey> dennister: http://muhdzamri.blogspot.com/2009/04/cups-unable-to-open-device-and.html
[03:11] <Hrr1963> any help will be appreciated, thanks.
[03:13] <gartral> nope... didn't work, how do i force the OS to release controll of a cdrom, wihout rebooting
[03:13] <darlek> gartral, eject
[03:13] <Hazuki> gartral: try sudo eject /dev/cdrom
[03:13] <graelin> gartral: try eject -r? OR MAN EJECT
[03:13] <gartral> darlek: its ignoring eject, both sudo and non
[03:13] <Hrr1963> My lenovo N500 was able to connect via ethernet or wireless in kubuntu 9.04 (In fresh install , yesterday). Now today im not able to connect in any way. Router N ok, signal ok and ethernet ports ok, since i can connect with other PCs. Any suggestions? Help?
[03:14] <dennister> cabrey: omg! thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[03:14] <darlek> gartral , well get a paperclip and hit the little circle.  it's a dvd so you're data is safe
[03:14] <cabrey> dennister: i'm going to make the assumption it worked
[03:14] <dennister> you have no idea how long i've struggled with this, googling, etc.
[03:14] <darlek> gartral, it'll release the door ;)
[03:14] <dennister> heheheheh
[03:14] <graelin> gartral: sudo umount /media/cdrom ?
[03:14] <gartral> darlek: theres no disk in the frive, and this modle doesnt have a jamsafe
[03:14] <ubuntu> hello
[03:14] <QinGW> How to connect to internet via wireless card under ubuntu 8.04 in my thinkpad t61?
[03:14] <Fohn> Hrr1963- Saw your post, I have no clue, just wanna let you know someone's reading so don't give up on us
[03:14] <dennister> test page worked...
[03:14] <gartral> graelin: ignored
[03:15] <rignes> Hello.  I noticed Firefox in 9.04 doesn't have a "remember password" checkbox.  Is there a way to get that feature back?
[03:15] <graelin> restartx? (alt-sysRq-k)
[03:15] <dennister> cabrey: now, any chance you know how to fix my postfix/dovecot/sasl authentication problem, too?
[03:15] <ubuntu> if the sound fails on the livecd then it would fail on install? right?
[03:15] <gartral> graelin: i just did that, no change
[03:15] <Hazuki> rignes: what version is it? I know there's one in 3.0.10 in Arch under the usual Options menu
[03:16] <MK13> is there anyone here that has experience with the easycap usb video capture device?
[03:16] <rignes> Hazuki: I have firefox 3.0.10 installed
[03:16] <Pranka> ubuntu: Not if you can download & install the correct driver to enable the sounds.
[03:16] <Hazuki> rignes: should be under Preferences, I think under the Privacy or Security tab or something
[03:16] <graelin> gartral: sledgehammer?
[03:16] <gartral> graelin: eject -r: eject: unable to eject, last error: Input/output error
[03:17] <ubuntu> Pranka: there is a driver loaded. just no sound output. alsamixer is set up correctly as well
[03:17] <gartral> graelin: as in a program, or smash the thing to bits?
[03:17] <Hazuki> or the socket 754 Opterons maybe =P
[03:17] <Hazuki> er, 940
[03:17] <lorph> where is the directory for SSL certs
[03:18] <Hrr1963> Kubuntu , since kde 4, got so bad to be used... that it drives me crazy in a way thati  just want to format. And im a programmer, imagine my patience size...
[03:18] <Loganhoup> could someone help me reset my default keyring? I deleted default.keyring but it's still asking me to authenticate and it hasn't asked me to reset it.
[03:18] <MK13> rignes: it is in the security tab
[03:18] <Pranka> ubuntu: Under System->Preferences->Sounds. In the Devices tab, under Audio Conferencing,Sound playback.
[03:18] <gartral> Hrr1963: gnome+compiz+AWN leaves me in linux bliss
[03:19] <gartral> how do i truly FORCE the OS to demand the cdrom be ejected?!?
[03:19] <bastidrazor> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=638113   Loganhoup .. this might help
[03:19] <zortec> How can I remove Friend Connect? It was installed with Firefox though I wasn't aware of that.
[03:19] <SmithKurosaki> eject /dev/sr0 gardar
[03:19] <Hazuki> gartral: you might not be able to
[03:19] <gartral> !who bastidrazor
[03:19] <SmithKurosaki> *gartr
[03:20] <gartral> !who | bastidrazor
[03:20] <lorph> Can someone tell me where is the directory for SSL certs?
[03:20] <Hrr1963> gartral, sure, but how come that an OS (supposed to work...) from one day to another, it just doesnt connect, and i havent modify a thing...
[03:20] <SmithKurosaki> also, try manually with paperclip
[03:20] <bastidrazor> gartral, thank you for the !info but i did address him in the message. please read more carefully
[03:20] <rignes> Hazuki: Thanks guys.   Wish we could get that in kubuntu channel. :) (Sorry for the spam)
[03:23] <lorph> Can someone tell me where is the directory for SSL certs?
[03:23] <Hazuki> Hrr1963: Kubuntu is kind of unofficial...it's not treated as well as vanilla (chocolate?) Ubuntu
[03:23] <darlek_> gartral, oh wait try that SmithKurosaki suggestion
[03:23] <LjL> !language | hazuki
[03:23] <joss> hi
[03:23] <LjL> Hazuki: Kubuntu is entirely official
[03:23] <gartral> darlek_: i tryed that, no change, SmithKurosaki same, output eject: unable to eject, last error: Input/output error
[03:23] <Hazuki> ubottu: sorry, fair enough =P He typo'd first though
[03:24] <LjL> Hrr1963: the #kubuntu channel can definitely use some more help from people! (for instance you? :)
[03:24] <eseven73> LjL, we we're just trying to be helpful. That was kind of mean, especially coming from an op. :/
[03:24] <linux> gartral: Did you unmount the DVD?
[03:24] <user010> how do i check which version i have?
[03:24] <LjL> eseven73: i am not an op, and i found you were being anal rather than helpful, really.
[03:24] <gartral> i keep repeating this, my dvdrom is ignoring all eject commands... is there posibly a true FORCE eject hidden anywhere?
[03:24] <darlek_> gartral, under ps aux is there anything that could be a related program?  maybe too many zombie eject requests?
[03:24] <sysRPL> hello
[03:24] <user010> it said i downloaded kubuntu but it's got gnome
[03:24] <eseven73> LjL, ive seen you kick people. You used to be one then.
[03:24] <Hrr1963> LjL, i used to help there, for sure. Why not? But get so dissapointed of the OS that closed the channel :)
[03:24] <gartral> linux: again, i keep repeating myself, i know for a &FACT* i have no disk in the drive
[03:24] <LjL> eseven73: yes, i used to.
[03:25] <SmithKurosaki> gartral: paperclip the actual drive?
[03:25] <gartral> darlek_: lemme check
[03:25] <Hazuki> not while the computer is on!
[03:25] <linux> gartral: even so, it thinks there is one
[03:25] <Hazuki> gartral: never stick metal into a running piece of electronics, yeah...
[03:25] <gartral> SmithKurosaki: third repeat, there is no gopherhole on the modle dvdrom
[03:25] <sysRPL> has anyone here seen the dropbox tool? it syncs in realtime your files between mac, windows, and linux ... plus it has a web front end to boot -> http://tr.im/n6Ve ... pretty cool stuff
[03:26] <eseven73> LjL, is there a reason for your hostility toward me?
[03:26] <hansolo669> user010-- go to system administration system moniter and the system tab
[03:26] <cabrey_> sysRPL: you might want to go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:26] <ubuntu> Pranka: nope. didn't work. the driver shows up 4 times in the list. autodetect didn't work as well.
[03:26] <zortec> How does one get to be an op in the channel?
[03:26] <sysRPL> cabrey_: they have a program for linux with specific ubuntu instructions
[03:26] <Pranka> ubuntu: Then I'm sorry, I can't be of any help.
[03:26] <gartral> linux or whoever suggested ps aux, no, there are no zombie eject commands
[03:27] <ubuntu> Pranka: Thank you for trying.
[03:27] <fiber> hello, i'm having a strange problem... i just put together a new system (i7 920+asus p6t) and when i boot from the liveCD, everything i do takes me to a busybox screen (install, try ubuntu and check cd)... has this happened to anyone else here?
[03:27] <gartral> darlek_: no, no zombied eject commands
[03:27] <LjL> eseven73: not one that is ontopic for this channel, and i'd say it's a case of "have you stopped beating your wife".
[03:27] <darlek_> rats
[03:27] <linux> gartral: Sorry I came in late - you are trying to open the DVD to put a disk in the drive?
[03:27] <fpsdavid> i have a HTPC, its running a Mythbuntu and all of a sudden when i decide to use it last week, no audio and no desktop the mythtv frontend program autostarts itself at boot, but if you quit it, all there is is a black background w/ a cursor no taskbar, no icons, no background, no right click menu
[03:27] <nightdrever> wine....babaschess runtime error how do i fix?
[03:27] <hansolo669> fiber--bad cd reburn
[03:27] <SmithKurosaki> sorry gartral, didnt see that before, i only really read stuff with my name in here
[03:28] <fiber> hansolo669: strange... just bittorrented it and it's my second burn... oh well, time to try again
[03:28] <gartral> linux: yes, but the modle drive i have has no gopher hole, and as such, no paperclip will help, and it thinks theres a disk in it already
[03:28] <cabrey_> fiber: make sure the download is good
[03:28] <gartral> linux: i have a benq dvdrom, it work well most of the time
[03:28] <zortec> I see that my question is going to get lost in cyberspace
[03:29] <darlek> fiber, look for a md5 checkfile.  I don't use them much, but that would ensure a download is correct.
[03:29] <gartral> im rebooting....
[03:29] <hansolo669> fiber--yes maby bad torrent but not likley try using newr cd (someone else had a similar problem trunout it was a bad cd
[03:29] <linux> gartral: what indicates it thinks it has a DVD in the drive?
[03:29] <fiber> cabrey_: indeed... brb, time to md5 the thing
[03:30] <darlek> zortec, probably on the ubuntu site or irc section.  Since this is a large channel it would take a lot of time to be an op my guess
[03:30] <SmithKurosaki> sup Zorix
[03:30] <The_Beard> Anyone know of any linux software that will convert MKV to MP4/M4v?
[03:30] <SmithKurosaki> zortec: sup?
[03:30] <fiber> thanks everyone for the tips!
[03:30] <dennister> could someone pls help me with a postfix/dovecot/sasl authentication issue?
[03:30] <darlek> np
[03:30] <SmithKurosaki> The_Beard: mencoder
[03:30] <darlek> !ask
[03:30] <zortec> Sorry, phone.
[03:30] <The_Beard> SmithKurosaki, thanks mate!
[03:31] <dennister> struggled for a coupla days with it, following howtos, but error message point to something being wrong with sasl authentication part of it all
[03:31] <hansolo669> !ubottu
[03:31] <hansolo669> sry
[03:31] <SmithKurosaki> zortec: poke me when you are back i have other chans to attend to
[03:32] <Hrr1963> #kubuntu
[03:32] <darlek> The_Beard, the mencoder is awesome but a little hard to use on the command line.  Look for WinFF.  ffmpeg and mencoder are the two programs that deal with conversion and have a few GUI frontends
[03:32] <The_Beard> darlek, will look, thanks!
[03:32] <whitt> I know that the ATI drivers are not the best in linux, but whenever I enable the proprietary drivers it works great, until I switch users, then it goes black
[03:32] <hansolo669> ok im off (sorta) for now some one see how fiber did(pleas) :)
[03:33] <whitt> i have to power off the machine, it happens everytime i click switch user
[03:33] <whitt> I have a Radeon HD 3600, btw
[03:34] <khadafi> hello,if i am install a new package i always get this error : http://www.ubuntu.pastebin.com/m15400051
[03:34] <khadafi> please help me
[03:34] <bishops> no, help ME!
[03:34] <Fohn> whitt: I think I had the same problem.  I feel like there is so many choices with every app
[03:35] <dennister> cabrey: id you miss my heartfelt thanks during a netsplit or somethin;?
[03:36] <Flannel> zortec: To help, stick with stuff that's in main (not universe)
[03:36] <Flannel> zortec: at least, at the beginning.  Feel free to dive into universe as well.
[03:36] <bastidrazor> khadafi, try sudo apt-get -f install
[03:36] <darlek> zortec, yep pretty normal.  ;)  don't worry about the programs, there will always be one.  Think more about what you want to do instead.  It's different than Windows in that respect
[03:36] <dennister> i do have some other issues that were stumping me, but I don't think i'm gonna get much help with postfix/dovecot/sasl authentication :(
[03:36] <zortec> The way I have been approaching it is if I used the program in Windows and there is a linux counterpart, I get that one
[03:36] <eseven73> Well after that little battle with LjL, my respect for the #ubuntu staff has dropped to an all time low, I've been here two years, and ill be damned if I let him get to me, I love Ubuntu too much to leave this channel. I'm got that off my chest. at least.
[03:37] <Fohn> whitt: :D. Well that very well could be your issue. Perhaps you could pastebin your xorg.conf file for me to look at? It's located at /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:37] <zortec> For instance, I use thunderbird in windows and I see it's available in linux
[03:37] <Tapout> is there a key to access the menu up top?   alt+a should bring up applications.. what is it?
[03:37] <AussieGuy> my firefox doesnt load 25% of its pages, and complains of several missing gnome components on the console. Ive installed it from an apt-get install (which should of installed all dependancies)
[03:37] <AussieGuy> ive seen a bug out there about it
[03:37] <darlek> zortec, that's find to start.  familiarity is always good.  Later you'll find other programs that do similar things.  It's quite vast
[03:38] <losher> dennister: in general, we're best at answering which button to press to get the gui to do something....
[03:38] <hemanth>  i m using a curl operation in my script , how can check if it exec as expected ?
[03:39] <zortec> What is a good linux program for winamp which is what I used in Win?
[03:39] <khadafi> bastidrazor : i am still get same error
[03:39] <zortec> I know about amarok, but that is kde right?
[03:40] <nightdrever> runtime error in wine......anyway to fix?
[03:40] <Hrr1963> zortec, the new amarok have shoutcast integrated so.
[03:40] <nightdrever> ive installed babaschess through wine
[03:40] <Fohn> zortec: It is kde, however you can install it in normal ubuntu.
[03:40] <Hrr1963> go for that one.
[03:40] <bastidrazor> khadafi, this is the best i've found but use it at your own risk.. the last entry :: http://forum.freespire.org/archive/index.php/t-9018.html
[03:40] <bobwhoops> Is there any way to install packages if I'm on 7.10?
[03:40] <cabrey> dennister: see #ubuntu-server
[03:40] <MK13> zortec: rhythm box should be a good winamp substitute, comes w/ ubuntu
[03:40] <nightdrever> sometimes crashes sayin runtime error
[03:40] <dennister> losher: yeah...i know, although i have so much respect for some of the peeps in here for more advanced stuff...
[03:40] <chuck_> zortec, you can still use it ingnome it will download some kde stuff
[03:40] <darlek> zortec, audacious isn't bad.  There's like a gajillion winamp style programs though
[03:40] <dennister> i think i'll have to wait until genii has some time again
[03:41] <|Zippo|> somebody is using firefox-32bits on jaunty 64bits?
[03:41] <zortec> I just like to use caution when downloading packages... it doesn't seem like it's a good idea to mix kde/gnome packages together
[03:41] <whitt> Fohn: http://pastebin.com/m564e6b67
[03:41] <losher> dennister: agreed, but your question is pretty specialized....
[03:41] <zortec> So I've been trying to find all gnome apps
[03:41] <dennister> cabrey: yeah, i was trying to get some help with that in that channel the other day...to no avail i'm afraid
[03:41] <darlek> zortec, rhythumbox is already in Aplications, Sound/Video
[03:41] <Flannel> zortec: There's nothing wrong with it.  The only downside is you need both libraries installed (and in memory when using both at the same time)
[03:41] <Fohn> zortec: This is true, it took some work to get amarok back up after it upgraded... I recommend a GNOME package. Just letting you know that it is a pretty viable option.
[03:41] <zortec> Flannel: Isn't that adding more overhead to the system?
[03:42] <dennister> perhaps some of the specialized geeks actually had a short bout of 'life' happening last weekend :)
[03:42] <Alex_> Does anyone know much about dual monitor with ATI Radeon?
[03:42] <Hrr1963> GOT very pissed by kubuntu... FORMATTING.
[03:42] <Flannel> zortec: Only when you're using both types of programs at the same time
[03:42] <cabrey> zortec: only when you actually load a kde app
[03:42] <|Zippo|> I'm using this howto: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AMD64/FirefoxAndPlugins but when I'm running firefox-32bits I;'m getting Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "gail": /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/modules/libgail.so: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64
[03:42] <Fohn> whitt: Wow, that is a very consice little file!
[03:42] <AussieGuy> I need to delete the files from flashplugin-nonfree and remove them from firefox
[03:43] <whitt> Fohn: i did just enable the proprietary driver, should I reboot then paste again?
[03:43] <losher> dennister: some big Ubuntu developers mtg happening in Barcelona right now
[03:43] <whitt> Fohn: i had it enabled, then disabled it earlier
[03:43] <zortec> What about fonts? There is liberation fonts and the microsoft fonts, but what looks great on an lcd? Since I use gnome, I think the fonts render nicely
[03:43] <cabrey> zortec: i <3 helvetica
[03:44] <ZeroBeholder> Anything designed to be "Sans-Serif" should be good.
[03:44] <losher> dennister: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UDSKarmic
[03:44] <ZeroBeholder> Sans is latin based and means without.
[03:45] <ZeroBeholder> So without Serif, which you can see as shading done to make the pixelation look straight.
[03:45] <ZeroBeholder> Without shading.
[03:46] <Fohn> whitt: Try it out now, inserting the resolution where it says: http://pastebin.com/m2e6ccb9f
[03:47] <Fohn> whitt: BE SURE TO BACK UP YOUR XORG.CONF
[03:47] <dennister> losher: ahhhhh so that's where a lotta the experts are...but genii's here in toronto, i'm sure
[03:48] <ccb0x45> hey
[03:48] <zortec> Does anyone know what the red line is in Xchat? It shows up under a message when I leave the window
[03:48] <ccb0x45> is it possibly if I have a box with ubuntu configured already
[03:48] <ZeroBeholder> The fonts designed to not need shading should present as very sharp and clear, unless you go with one of those useless and funky fonts nobody but you will like-- even if it is sans-serif.
[03:48] <dennister> gotta get back to the presentation...cya later
[03:48] <ccb0x45> to add a second drive and turn the current drive and the second drive into a raid setup?
[03:49] <thedocta> anyone here use crunchbang linux?
[03:49] <SmithKurosaki> ... thedocta, this is #ubuntu
[03:49] <ed_debian> thedocta, I've never heard of it.  What is it?
[03:49] <ZeroBeholder> never heard of it.  good luck getting any help with it.
[03:49] <thedocta> its a lightweight version of ubuntu
[03:49] <Pranka> zortec: It is used to keep track of where you stopped reading, so that when you restore the Xchat window, you can continue reading where you left off.
[03:49] <whitt> Fohn: would I put it like this:   "1920x1080"
[03:50] <Fohn> whitt: Precisely
[03:50] <whitt> Fohn: with quotes too, or delete those?
[03:50] <zortec> Pranka: It's just to let you know where you're at
[03:50] <Fohn> whitt: No, keep quotes.
[03:50] <chuck_> !raid|ccb0x45
[03:50] <losher> crunchbang is a stripped down Ubuntu for smaller systems. Apparently we don't support it here
[03:51] <whitt> Fohn: ok, done, so reboot and keep fingers crossed?
[03:51] <Pranka> zortec: In more simple terms, yes.
[03:51] <thedocta> yeah its not so good seeing as it wont take any wep key i give it
[03:51] <zortec> I play a lot of WoW, is it best to use Wine or is there an actual linux client to install?
[03:51] <zortec> I work at a video game store, so WoW is a big thing... Sorry to all the anti-WoW fans
[03:51] <Fohn> whitt: Seems like the best option. If that doesn't work for whatever reason, I will be stumped. Not that it takes much to stump me :D.
[03:51] <ZeroBeholder> WoW runs really nice on Ubuntu, just copy the Windows WoW folder over.
[03:52] <ZeroBeholder> It is a pain trying to install directly into Ubuntu.
[03:52] <losher> thedocta: apparently there is #crunchbang
[03:52] <SmithKurosaki> zortec: no WoW in linux
[03:52] <whitt> Fohn: i will give it a shot, and hopefully let you know, Thanks!
[03:52] <SmithKurosaki> just stick to windows
[03:52] <zortec> SmithKurosaki: No WoW?
[03:52] <ZeroBeholder> There are a few other things you have to configure in wine and ubuntu, just google it.
[03:53]  * Fohn hopes he didn't kill whitt's computer
[03:53] <ZeroBeholder> Install in winblows, then copy that gigantic folder over to your ubuntu/wine setup.
[03:53] <SmithKurosaki> most high graphics games are unplayable in linux due to lack of video card interaction
[03:53] <SmithKurosaki> i cant even play trackmania in wine
[03:53] <zortec> I thought WoW was fully supported...
[03:53] <cabrey> SmithKurosaki: wine has actually come a long way
[03:53] <SmithKurosaki> (not wow person) but i havent heard anyone say either way
[03:54] <ZeroBeholder> I don't play WoW.  I cannot help you get the ultimate sword of electric wizardry boots
[03:54] <SmithKurosaki> ive got crossover, and it still doesnt work right with steam or any of those games
[03:54] <cabrey> http://appdb.winehq.org/appview.php?iAppId=1922
[03:54] <zortec> ZeroBeholder: I already have WoW installed on Windows and ubuntu mounted the ntfs drive so I can access the files
[03:54] <|Zippo|> I'm using this howto to run firefox32bits on jaunty 64bits: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AMD64/FirefoxAndPlugins but when I'm running firefox-32bits I;'m getting Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "gail": /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/modules/libgail.so: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64
[03:54] <ZeroBeholder> We had it running on a Dell XPS, my little brother loved it.  He said it seemed to run faster under ubuntu/wine...
[03:55] <ccb0x45> hey, those raid documents tell you how to start from scratch with a raid environment, but is it possible to add in a drive and make a raid setup... I have one terabyte drive, and I have another TB drive I want to install, and I want to make it a raid setup without having to reinstall ubuntu?
[03:55] <ZeroBeholder> That was until his grub loader got all screwed up.
[03:55] <ming> yes ,me too,My Wow can't  running,too
[03:55] <zortec> I noticed that about ubuntu... my download speed is 150-200k faster than windows
[03:55] <losher> zortec: see also www.cedega.com but it costs money
[03:55] <zortec> losher: I've looked into cedega, crossover, and wine.  I heard that wine was the way to go
[03:56] <cabrey> crossover supports wine, cedega does not
[03:56] <zortec> losher: The rest are basically just emulators of wine
[03:56] <Fohn> I would recommend just using a windows partition. It's neat and fast.
[03:56] <SmithKurosaki> |Zippo|: in my exp, running 32 bit on 64 bit os doesnt work, ive been sticking to 32bit because of it
[03:56] <cabrey> *codeweavers
[03:56] <ming> but I used it,My wow can't run
[03:56] <zortec> ming: You've tried to run WoW?
[03:56] <Fohn> smithkurosaki: I have never had a single problem with 64bit. *shrug*
[03:56] <ming> yes
[03:57] <ming> but I'm fail
[03:57] <SmithKurosaki> i also havent touched 64 for a year and a half
[03:57] <yo> hi
[03:57] <zortec> However, you don't need Cedega to run WoW on Linux. Good old Wine (Wine is not an emulator), everyone's favorite way to run Windows apps on Linux, can do the job.
[03:57] <zortec> It is, however, not easy to do. That's a big reason why Wine's commercial supporter, CodeWeavers, can make a living from selling the cleaned-up version of Wine, CrossOver Office
[03:58] <zortec> I hate when they say it's not easy to do...
[03:58] <Alex_> !theme
[03:58] <Fohn> zortec: Was that directed at me?
[03:58] <SmithKurosaki> zortec: there is also a game version of cx
[03:58] <nightdrever> how do i copy things to pastebin
[03:58] <SmithKurosaki> wine is a bit tricky
[03:58] <ming> i'm agree
[03:59] <chuck_> !pastebin
[03:59] <darlek> !pastebinit
[03:59] <zortec> I just tested my sound and it's not working... tried one of the radio stations in rhythmbox
[03:59] <zortec> Do I need to install ALSA drivers?
[03:59] <SmithKurosaki> dowload restricted extras and then try an mp3
[03:59] <Alex_> woah, that's cool about the pastebinit didn't know that =D
[04:00] <SmithKurosaki> zortec: dowload restricted extras and then try an mp3
[04:00] <ed_debian> zortec, What have you done to test your sound?
[04:00] <darlek> Alex_, yes I had it added today :))
[04:00] <zortec> SmithKurosaki I downloaded ubuntu-restricted-extras along with some other packages
[04:00] <zortec> ed_debian: I was testing it by playing a radio station in rhythmbox
[04:00] <cabrey> thanks darlek didnt know about it either
[04:00] <bastidrazor> !medibuntu > zortec
[04:00] <darlek> ?me bows
[04:01]  * darlek bows
[04:01] <SmithKurosaki> ok, then grab an mp3 and shove it through
[04:01] <hansolo669> hey is there any way to actaly run halo in wine
[04:01] <ed_debian> zortec, I would test with something simpler like an mp3, or a CD an internet radio station might just be working incorrectly.  It looks like bastid_raZor is helping you though so let me know if you want more help from me.
[04:01] <ZeroBeholder> Wonder if the person is still here?  Anyway https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WorldofWarcraft
[04:02] <cabrey> hansolo669: winehq.com is your friend :)
[04:02] <slimjimflim> hi, anybody know the command to see all installed packages?
[04:02] <Alex_> I wish they'd hurry up with google chrome for linux >.>
[04:02] <SmithKurosaki> slimjimflim: just check out synaptic
[04:02] <slimjimflim> SmithKurosaki: i'm using ssh, i can't
[04:02] <ed_debian> Alex_, There is an official alpha version out.  And there is an un-official port
[04:02] <cabrey> slimjimflim: apt-cache pkgnames
[04:03] <slimjimflim> ty
[04:03] <Alex_> ed_debian: Where?? I looked for like an hour for it rofl
[04:03] <LedPlatedLinux> ok was wondering about dual monitors  I have it set in my xorg.conf and its working but how would i set a wallpaper on each window?
[04:03] <cabrey> Alex_: running it now :D
[04:03] <Fohn> cabrey: Thanks! I've been secretly wondering that too
[04:03] <ed_debian> lol
[04:03] <SmithKurosaki> slimjimflim: or you can login with -XC as options and then a lot of the programs can display for you remotelt
[04:03] <ed_debian> hang on I'll see what I can find
[04:03] <cabrey> its in a ppa
[04:03] <Alex_> cabrey: Apparently I'm retarded.. where did you find it??
[04:03] <ed_debian> (it's called chromium)
[04:03] <SmithKurosaki> i dont know if syn is one of those or not tho
[04:03] <hansolo669> cabrey--meh alredy saw that says it works but the fram rats are like 5 or somthing on all my boxes so really is there a way to increas gfx card interaction in wine/ubuntu
[04:03] <cabrey> do you want the source.list line?
[04:03] <zortec> ed_debian: I attempted to play an MP3.  It's playing but there is no audio
[04:04] <LedPlatedLinux> and why is it I cant use compiz settings
[04:05] <ed_debian> zortec, Ok you add a volume applet thingy to your gnome-panel
[04:05] <SmithKurosaki> zortec: i know this will sound stupid, but ive done tech for some real idiots. do you have volume up/are your speakers on/up/[plugged in
[04:05] <zortec> ed_debian: I see a volume applet
[04:05] <zortec> SmithKurosaki: Check on both of those
[04:05] <zortec> SmithKurosaki: Volume is almost max in the applet
[04:06] <RORgasm> anyone know how to install the awn extra applets on jaunty?
[04:06] <Beatlesfan> hi, looking for assistance with VPNC and mounting a network drive locally, anyone?
[04:06] <ed_debian> zortec, right click it, hit preferences
[04:06] <cabrey> zortec: go to volume control and make sure line out is maxed
[04:06] <antonio__> a good ass who wants to fuck
[04:06] <antonio__> hiiiiiiiii
[04:07] <zortec> Ok, I have sound but the audio is really low and I have it turned up to max
[04:07] <Bob3> Hi, I am using Ubuntu 9.04 I have a problem with a program that i am using via WINE, the program needs constant internet connection but when the program runs it loses the connection for 5 seconds then gains it for 5 seconds and so on and so forth, i think perhaps it is the firewall, how do i fix this problem
[04:08] <losher> antonio__: wrong room, this is real-time computer support...
[04:08] <ed_debian> zortec, double click the applet, then go to edit -> preferences and add all of the volume controls and then mess with them to figure out which one is too low
[04:08] <antonio__> jajajaja   ok  my friend
[04:08] <darlek> !ohmy | antonio__
[04:08] <Beatlesfan> VPNC assist.. anyone?
[04:08] <antonio__> jajaja  oky doky, i'm sorry