[17:01] <JoshOvki> jorge_: best to download it, get the latest version then
[17:02] <jorge_> ok, ill do it
[17:02] <jussi01> !ndiswrapper
[17:02] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[17:05] <flipstar> ubuntu you probably running a livecd now ?
[17:07] <jorge_> alexbob, r u still there?
[17:07] <flipstar> ubuntu maybe you can chroot into the installation and check if is something is wrong..
[17:07] <bin4ry> hi together
[17:08] <bin4ry> how can i make thunderbird automaticaly deleting my spam mails
[17:08] <bin4ry> ?
[17:08] <francesco_> !it
[17:08] <ubotu> Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie!
[17:09] <ubuntu> how flipstar
[17:10] <flipstar> maybe you can google it..
[17:11] <ubuntu> that's what i'm doing now
[17:11] <ubuntu> thank you very much you helped me alot
[17:13] <jorge_> alguien me puede explicar como ejecutar ndiswrapper
[17:13] <joseph> !es | jorge_
[17:14] <ubotu> jorge_: En este canal, solamente hablamos ingles. Si busca ayuda en español por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es, allí obtendrá más ayuda.
[17:14] <jorge_> sorry, i forgot it
[17:14] <joseph> no problemo
[17:14] <jorge_> somebody could tell me how to use ndiswrapper
[17:14] <jussi01> jorge_: look at the link from ubotu earlier
[17:14] <jorge_> ok
[17:14] <azuki> hi... I editted the FSTAB to include some unmounted drives, yet it keeps saying : "loading dir"... what could be the problem?
[17:15] <jussi01> !ndiswrapper > jorge_
[17:19] <azuki> just can't mount :(...
[17:22] <vit> msn
[17:23] <skarpetka> wow..
[17:23] <jorge_> Joseph?
[17:23] <jorge_> can i ask u something?
[17:25] <jorge_> jussi01, can i ask u something?
[17:25] <jussi01> jorge_: ask away, I cant guarantee an answer
[17:25] <jorge_> ok
[17:26] <jorge_> i wrote sudo ndiswrapper -i airo_cs.c /bin
[17:27] <jorge_> and that pop asking me for a .inf driver
[17:27] <jussi01> yeah, you need the inf file
[17:27] <jorge_> but that is a windows,
[17:28] <jussi01> yes, its a windows file
[17:28] <jussi01> thats what ndiswrapper does, it wraps around a windows driver
[17:28] <jorge_> ok
[17:29] <jorge_> thanks
[17:29] <stefan__> !adobe
[17:29] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about adobe - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[17:29] <stefan__> !adobereader
[17:29] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about adobereader - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[17:30] <azuki> anybody here that could help with mounting?
[17:30] <CappY> !help
[17:30] <ubotu> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[17:30] <CappY> azuki: what you  need ?
[17:31] <azuki> cappy: it's now like : http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/61033/
[17:31] <azuki> but I get (on the last two drives) "reading directory 0%"
[17:31] <azuki> when I rightclick and mount all sorts of messages apear
[17:33] <jussi01> stefan__: you can use kpdf (already installed) or get adobe reader from !medibuntu
[17:33] <jussi01> !pdf > stefan__
[17:35] <linux__> jo
[17:35] <azuki> just can't get it right :(..
[17:35] <CappY> hm
[17:35] <azuki> which is odd.. since in gnome it just works
[17:35] <azuki> and here it's neverending pain
[17:36] <azuki> errors vary from permission denieds to unknown FS
[17:37] <jussi01> azuki: could you please pastebin your fstab, as well as the output of: sudo mount -a
[17:37] <azuki> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/61033/
[17:37] <azuki> mount -a says nothing
[17:37] <azuki> (no errors)
[17:38] <jussi01> azuki: which drive is the error message regarding?
[17:38] <azuki> and here is the fdisk -l: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/61034/
[17:39] <azuki> all of them
[17:39] <azuki> I can't get any disk rightly mounted
[17:39] <azuki> just the windows drive seems to work
[17:39] <azuki> sda1 works fine
[17:39] <Kheops> hi
[17:40] <Kheops> how i can format a ext3 partition as ntfs ?
[17:40] <azuki> kheops: gparted most of the time can format to NTFS
[17:41] <Kheops> it dosen't
[17:41] <Kheops> tell me another way
[17:41] <Kheops> command line
[17:41] <azuki> I don't know sorry.. maybe someone else does
[17:41] <Kheops> k
[17:42] <emilsedgh> fdisk ?
[17:42] <Kheops> hm u ask me ?
[17:42] <Kheops> or respond
[17:43] <azuki> jussi01: sdb1 sais wrong FS-type
[17:43] <azuki> no.. that sdc1... (wrong FS type)
[17:44] <azuki> sdb1 says permission denied
[17:44] <helmut_> hello
[17:45] <azuki> sda1 now also says wrong filesystem type
[17:48] <dennister> ok, #ubuntu-server is pretty quiet, can someone help me with getting apache to run under ssl?
[17:49] <dennister> or ssh, openssh...whatever
[17:50] <dennister> followed this main documentation howto: https://help.ubuntu.com/7.10/server/C/httpd.html
[17:50] <dennister> and it all worked before i actually got a site up (for internal use), but have to comment out all the ssh stuff in main config file for it to work
[17:51] <jussi01> dennister: basic questions first, you have the ssh package installed?
[17:51] <dennister> yes, most definitely
[17:51] <jussi01> excellent :)
[17:52] <dennister> as i said, i followed the official documentation, which included the ssl cert, key, etc, and it did work
[17:53] <azuki> jussi01: oh..
[17:53] <jussi01> dennister: Its not really my area, so I dont know how much help I can be
[17:53] <jussi01> azuki: can you give me that fdisk -l pastebin again?
[17:54] <dennister> jussi01: hmmm, well, let's try...looking for any ideas, and last night a really simple idea from kgoetz helped solve another issue
[17:54] <azuki> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/61034/
[17:55] <azuki> wow.. I just get a popup: new medium detected.. LOL
[17:55] <jussi01> dennister: do /msg ubotu lamp
[17:55] <jussi01> I would think maybe there is some help there
[17:55] <azuki> the SDA1 one is prolly coming back
[17:55] <jussi01> azuki: what did you change?
[17:56] <azuki> notrhing
[17:56] <jussi01> heh
[17:56] <azuki> I closed fstab?"
[17:56] <azuki> without savind
[17:56] <azuki> g
[17:57] <dennister> jussi01: i've been poring over that and ALL the docs, haven't found my answer yet...i have all the proper ssl lines in my etc/apache2/sites-available/mysite file
[17:57] <jussi01> dennister: ok.
[17:58] <dennister> but they have to be commented out for apache to work at all...i want apache to work WITH them uncommented and active
[17:59] <jussi01> dennister: Im not thinking very straigh, but could it be a port/firewall issue?
[17:59] <artfullylost> If I'm dual booting vista and kubuntu, which should I install first, or does it matter?
[17:59] <dennister> last night the simple fix was: symlinks from usr/share/phpmyadmin to var/www/mysite
[17:59] <jussi01> artfullylost: vista
[18:00] <dennister> not a firewall, this is the case on the server downstairs, and from other clients
[18:00] <artfullylost> Is there a reason for this jussi01?
[18:00] <jussi01> artfullylost: yes, because if you install vista second it will overwrite the grub bootloader
[18:00] <artfullylost> That's what I figured.
[18:00] <dennister> might be a port...should i be symlinking ssl directories with the var/www/mysite?
[18:01] <artfullylost> I was just double checking.
[18:01] <jussi01> artfullylost: you can of course restore it, but that takes time and effort
[18:01] <jussi01> ok, Im going to find food... :)
[18:05] <azuki> hmm.. I mounted the drives in gparted and they do seem to work ...
[18:08] <ubuntunoob> ok i have a few questions about ubuntu
[18:09] <JoshOvki> ubuntunoob: you may want to try  #ubuntu then, because tis is kubuntu :)
[18:10] <ubuntunoob> ok ty
[18:10] <ubuntunoob> well isnt this ubuntu help
[18:10] <SlimeyPete> this is kubuntu help
[18:10] <ubuntunoob> whats the difference?
[18:11] <drif> kde<->gnome for instance
[18:11] <JoshOvki> Ubuntu has gnome as the frount end, kubuntu had KDE
[18:11] <SlimeyPete> kubuntu comes with a different desktop environment and different default software
[18:11] <ubuntunoob> oh ok
[18:11] <ubuntunoob> ty
[18:11] <drif> JoshOvki: had?
[18:11] <JoshOvki> typo
[18:11] <drif> heh
[18:11] <JoshOvki> :)
[18:11] <drif> got me scared there ;)
[18:12]  * dthacker-work must...resist...gnome...bashing...tendencies....
[18:12] <JoshOvki> lol, d and s are too close for my liking, alot like all the other keys
[18:14] <drif> JoshOvki: miniature keyboard or exceptionally large fingers?
[18:15] <JoshOvki> drif: rubbish typing skills ;)
[18:16] <drif> ah, there's that factor also.. :D
[18:19] <kaminix> Is this the correct way of compressing a wav file with flac?    flac -8 file.wav -o file.flac
[18:26] <rcg1984> I remember installing a package with a bunch compileing software and what not and forgot what the package is called..?
[18:27] <llutz> rcg1984: build-essential
[18:28] <rcg1984> thanks!
[18:29] <rcg1984> I noticed an update for gnucash but there's no new package created yet
[18:39] <Odd-rationale> Can I use my gmail account with kopete to chat with someone using AIM on pidgin?
[18:40] <LadyNikon> Odd-rationale: yes
[18:41] <LadyNikon> i use it
[18:41] <romunov_> LadyNikon: are you sure? he would probably need an aim account
[18:41] <LadyNikon> romunov_: well yea.. i was assuming this person has an aim acct
[18:41] <LadyNikon> cause kopete is just a client
[18:41] <LadyNikon> bad nikon. sorry.
[18:41] <Odd-rationale> Well First of all, I dont see GoogleTalk on the add account wizard
[18:42] <Kheops> hi hi
[18:42] <romunov_> hum, don't know how kopete deals with this, since i use pidgin
[18:42] <Kheops> i want to create a ntfs partition on my Kubuntu can i ?
[18:42] <romunov_> but pidgin can handle aim and googletalk
[18:42] <Kheops> i want to create a ntfs partition on my Kubuntu can i ?
[18:42] <Kheops> i want to create a ntfs partition on my Kubuntu can i ?
[18:42] <romunov_> Kheops: please don't repeat
[18:42] <Kheops> oky
[18:43] <romunov_> if i recall correctly, linux has some issues with ntfs and is not 100% safe/reliable
[18:43] <SlimeyPete> Kheops: you can rpobably use gparted to create the partition, and mkfs.ntfs to create the filesystem, but I have not done this myself so I don't know the details.
[18:43] <SlimeyPete> however yes, linux + ntfs isn't 100% at the moment
[18:43] <SlimeyPete> so don't use it if your daa is important to you
[18:44] <romunov_> use fat32 insteda
[18:44] <romunov_> instead*
[18:44] <SlimeyPete> or just use ext2
[18:44] <SlimeyPete> windows supports ext2 these days
[18:44] <romunov_> i use ext3 for linux and fat32 for data storage
[18:44] <SlimeyPete> using the driver from fs-driver.org
[18:44] <flipstar> ext3 is backwards compatible with ext2..so you can mount an ext3 as ext2 ..
[18:44] <SlimeyPete> well yes, indeed
[18:45] <SlimeyPete> I've had occasional filesystem corruption when using the fs-driver.org driver with ext3, for some reason, but never any major problems - fsck always manages to fix it.
[18:48] <Odd-rationale> Isnt Jabber and googletalk link together somehow?
[18:48] <mrthe> русский текст видно?)
[18:48] <jpatrick> !ru | mrthe
[18:48] <ubotu> mrthe: Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке  / Pozhalujsta posetite #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke
[18:49] <flipstar> Odd-rationale: pidgin supports both..
[18:49] <strog_> hi peeps
[18:49] <strog_> i just mounted an ntfs drive via usb and i cannot open it
[18:49] <Odd-rationale> flipstar: Can I use my googletalk account with kopete?
[18:50] <RobotGuy> Isn't there a package for wxPython?
[18:50] <flipstar> sorry..i dont use kopete
[18:50] <strog_> i can access the drive through the shell but i cannot change the rights
[18:50] <jussi01> Odd-rationale: correct. google talk is jabber
[18:50] <strog_> with chomod
[18:50] <strog_> can someone help me ?
[18:50] <flipstar> strog_: why dont you do it with konqueror ?
[18:50] <Odd-rationale> jussi01: OK. I never done this before either in kopete or pidgin. Would someone mind helping me out?
[18:51] <RobotGuy> I generally like Kopete, but it gets disconnected from Yahoo frequently
[18:51] <LadyNikon> i love kopete..
[18:51] <LadyNikon> i can ignore the spam
[18:51] <jussi01> Odd-rationale: sure, Ill take you through in kopete
[18:51] <LadyNikon> Odd-rationale: if you google kopete and gtalk it you should get a walk through
[18:52] <RobotGuy> I am having trouble finding a package for wxPython.  Is there one?
[18:52] <strog_> flipstar:how?
[18:52] <jussi01> !find wxpython
[18:52] <ubotu> No packages matching 'wxpython' could be found
[18:52] <strog_> flipstar: how?
[18:52] <Odd-rationale> jussi01: OK. So I go to accounts and select new. then select jabber and then click next?
[18:52] <jussi01> Odd-rationale: yes
[18:52] <RobotGuy> Drats, and I am having trouble building it from sources.
[18:52] <Odd-rationale> jussi01: My jabber id is my gmail address?
[18:52] <jussi01> Odd-rationale: yes
[18:52] <flipstar> strog_: kdesu konqueror then navigate to the mounted drive and change permissions..
[18:53] <jussi01> Odd-rationale: under connection you need talk.google.com for the server addy
[18:53] <strog_> i enter "kdesu konqueror" to the run dialog window?
[18:53] <strog_> flipstar: i enter "kdesu konqueror" to the run dialog window?
[18:53] <jussi01> Odd-rationale: and the port 5223
[18:53] <flipstar> strog_: yes
[18:54] <jussi01> Odd-rationale: tick all the boxes on the connection page
[18:54] <Odd-rationale> jussi01: ok
[18:54] <jussi01> Odd-rationale: input your password if you want, and click ok
[18:54] <Odd-rationale> jussi01: and how about in file transfer tab?
[18:55] <flipstar> RobotGuy: maybe you mean the wx2.8 package..?
[18:55] <jussi01> Odd-rationale: leave it
[18:55] <RobotGuy> flipstar: Yes, I think that's what I need.
[18:55] <RobotGuy> I installed wx-common and the wx2.8-headers but that doesn't seem to be enough.
[18:55] <Josie> I have a quick question, Are all the new feature in Ubuntu 8.04 (like new X) in Kubuntu 8.04?
[18:55] <strog_> flipstar: i get the following message
[18:55] <strog_> flipstar: is of type FSDevice but has no Dev=... entry
[18:56] <flipstar> Josie: yes..sure
[18:56] <flipstar> strog_: how did you mounted it ?
[18:56] <jussi01> Odd-rationale: Im off
[18:56] <Odd-rationale> jussi01: OK. It says I'm connected. Thanks!
[18:56] <jussi01> see you
[18:56] <ubuntunoob> what program should i use to burn to a cd
[18:57] <flipstar> k3b or brasero
[18:57] <ubuntunoob> nero isobuster what?
[18:57] <strog_> flipstar: right click in the media window and chose and chose add new device
[18:57] <strog_> chose the disk and gave the path to it
[18:57] <strog_> flipstar: according to dmesg it is sdb1
[19:02] <sourcemaker> how do I mount a crypto_LUKS filesystem?
[19:02] <sourcemaker> I installed the new kubuntu beta yesterday and now I try to copy my home data to the encrypted file system? how ?
[19:03] <flipstar> first, open the partition "cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sd<Partition> <Name>"
[19:03] <RobotGuy> flipstar: Is wx2.8 the actual name of the package?
[19:03] <flipstar> sourcemaker: then open it "mount /dev/mapper/<Name> /media/<mointpont>"
[19:04] <sigmounte> hello all !
[19:04] <jpatrick> !hi | sigmounte
[19:04] <ubotu> sigmounte: Hi! Welcome to #kubuntu!
[19:04] <flipstar> sourcemaker: you probably need to do this as sudo
[19:04] <flipstar> RobotGuy: yes this is the actual package name ..
[19:05] <RobotGuy> flipstar: apt-get could not find it.  Do I need to enable another repository?
[19:05] <flipstar> try wxwidgets2.8
[19:05] <sigmounte> i have a problem with adept , it always tell me , that there is already an apps (like apt ) who is using the package db and locking it , i have killed all the apt etc process and rm all the lock files and it still tell me it is impossible to use the package db
[19:06] <flipstar> !info wx2.8-headers > RobotGuy
[19:06] <RobotGuy> flipstar: Did not find it.  This is frustrating.
[19:06] <RobotGuy> I have wx2.8-headers installed
[19:06] <RobotGuy> And wx-common
[19:07] <flipstar> just search for wx in adept ..
[19:08] <flipstar> !apt-fix > sigmounte
[19:10] <sigmounte> flipstar, thanks for the help , but i still have this annoying message
[19:12] <flipstar> hm you sure nothing is open? like adept,synaptic or dpkg in ksysguard ?
[19:13] <sigmounte> flipstar, nothing open (adept killed , synaptic )  what do you mean by dpkg in ksysguard ?
[19:14] <flipstar> you can search in ksysguard for any of these
[19:16] <sigmounte> or ps -e | grep .... ?
[19:16] <flipstar> sure this is the commandline way :)
[19:16] <azuki> flipstar: I need your help on the mounting if you can... lemme know if you have time
[19:16] <flipstar> sure
[19:17] <azuki> it's just not working.. yet when I mount them with gparted.. they suddenly work.. (just takes about 5 minutes)
[19:17] <azuki> "
[19:17] <sourcemaker> I try to mount an encrypted file system with kubuntu gusty... the following message occurred: Failed to setup dm-crypt key mapping.
[19:18] <flipstar> azuki: this is a wired behavior..if all the entrys in fstab are correct.. i would try a reboot ..
[19:18] <azuki> I rebooted a few times allready
[19:18] <RobotGuy> flipstar: I think I found what I need now, using Adept.  I don't really care for Adept though.
[19:19] <JohnFlux> flipstar: I want to try to improve ksysguard to make it easier to see what is locking the apt database
[19:19] <JohnFlux> flipstar: i'm not sure how to show that visually though
[19:19] <flipstar> sourcemaker: at step 1 ?
[19:19] <sourcemaker> flipstar: yes
[19:20] <flipstar> JohnFlux: red is a good colour for warnings :)
[19:20] <sourcemaker> flipstar: mouting the filesystem at boot time (grub) is working fine
[19:20] <JohnFlux> flipstar: well it also means that it's bad/wrong
[19:20] <JohnFlux> flipstar: which it isn't :)
[19:20] <flipstar> sourcemaker: is it mounted ?
[19:20] <sourcemaker> no
[19:20] <sigmounte> flipstar, still not working adept don't let me do anything until the package db is unlocked :(
[19:20] <flipstar> JohnFlux: since apt did crashed at this time..it is
[19:21] <flipstar> sigmounte: you tried the thing ubotu recommend ?
[19:22] <sigmounte> flipstar,  yep tried this way : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardyUpgrades/Kubuntu
[19:22] <flipstar> JohnFlux: since ksysguard has nothing yet in the right corner you could place a warning there..
[19:23] <Odd-rationale> If my emails are saved in ~/.kde/share/apps/kmail , where are the contacts saved?
[19:23] <flipstar> an "!" which open a apt-status dialog or so..
[19:23] <flipstar> sigmounte: youre on hardy ?
[19:24] <sigmounte> flipstar, i'm on 7.10
[19:25] <flipstar> !apt-fix | sigmounte i mean this
[19:25] <ubotu> sigmounte i mean this: If an APT front-end crashed and your database is locked, try this in a !terminal: « sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock;sudo dpkg --configure -a »
[19:25] <sourcemaker> flipstar: my problem seems to be related to a wrong Incompatible libdevmapper kernel driver... how can I install the new version?
[19:25] <sigmounte> flipstar,   sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock;sudo dpkg --configure -a  <-- i've already tried it
[19:26] <flipstar> sourcemaker: libdevmapper1.02.1 is in the hardy repos
[19:26] <sourcemaker> can you send my the apt url?
[19:27] <flipstar> sorry, what do you mean ?
[19:27] <RobotGuy> flipstar: Thanks for the help.
[19:27] <sourcemaker> flipstar: how can I download this repos file with apt?
[19:28] <sigmounte> flipstar, this is the answer i've got from ubotu after you asked it to help
[19:28] <flipstar> yes..but didnt helped ?
[19:29] <MilitantPotato> I can't get my mic working at all :(
[19:29] <flipstar> sourcemaker: repos is the shortname for repositories .. the source of all packages
[19:29] <MilitantPotato> I'm using an audigy 4
[19:29] <flipstar> MilitantPotato: is it enabled in alsamixer ?
[19:29] <sourcemaker> flipstar: ok... can I install the mapper only in gusty?
[19:32] <MilitantPotato> flipstar: yes
[19:33] <MilitantPotato> amic in playback plays mic sounds, but I can't get recording to register in teamspeak (I'm loading it with and w/o aoss)
[19:34] <MilitantPotato> what's a different program to see if mic in is working?
[19:35] <heavenquake> I'm trying to establish a server on this kubuntu-machine, but I've got no knowledge about port forwarding. How do I access my router and forward the necessary ports?(and which ports are necessary for an http/ftp/svn/ssh server?)
[19:35] <MilitantPotato> www.portforward.com might help heavenquake
[19:36] <flipstar> or #ubuntu-server
[19:36] <MilitantPotato> it will at least get you started, might not have SSH/svn ports listed
[19:36] <heavenquake> MilitantPotato: I've been there, but the rhetoric used there is less-than-newbie-friendly
[19:36] <Raspberry> I can't seem to change my display using the Display - System Settings in KDE4
[19:36] <Raspberry> nvrmind -- I'll go to the kde4 channel sorry
[19:37] <MilitantPotato> heavenquake: it has a picture guide on configuring ports, for most routers, easiest site I've seen yet, sure ya sure?
[19:37] <heavenquake> MilitantPotato: it was extremely evil last time I checked, but I'll look again
[19:39] <dennister> has anyone ever used torrentflux here? i'm having a problem witht he search engines
[19:39] <heavenquake> hmm.. how do I determine which router I have? because I've got two routers.. one "main" and one for the wireless network, the latter is the one I'm online from
[19:40] <flipstar> heavenquake: maybe you can try to access it from a browser
[19:42] <heavenquake> flipstar: yes, but.. how?
[19:42] <flipstar> just type <IP_ADDRESS> in the url .. or the router ip
[19:43] <flipstar> or fritz.box maybe
[19:43] <heavenquake> there's nothing at the IP you suggests. And how am I supposed to know the router ip? oO
[19:43] <SlimeyPete> erm, it's whatever you set it to when you configured the router - or else it's still set to the default, in which case check the manual
[19:44] <heavenquake> SlimeyPete: I never configured any router. Perhaps my stepfather did
[19:45] <artfullylost> So I'm most of the way through the install.
[19:45] <glen> hello
[19:45] <artfullylost> What's the hotkey to change workspaces?
[19:45] <Kr|ptiX> im have a problem when i tried to do the command make on a program maybe someone can help m e http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/61042/
[19:46] <glen> Can so9meone help me?
[19:46] <Adpad> all my disks have become locked - can someone help please?  tried to use the diskmounter... cat /etc/fstab: http://paste.stgraber.org/1975
[19:47] <flipstar> artfullylost: ctrl+alt+[f7 to f12]
[19:47] <glen> can someone help me plz?
[19:47] <glen> Umm
[19:47] <glen> So
[19:48] <jpatrick> !ask | glen
[19:48] <ubotu> glen: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[19:48] <glen> lol ok
[19:48] <glen> so I just updated it, and for some reason it looks like the link to the updater has disappeared. Can anyone tell me where to find it?
[19:48] <artfullylost> Whoa. I accidently just hit ctrl.alt.f2.
[19:49] <Kr|ptiX> can i  get some  help with install dekorator http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/61042/
[19:49] <flipstar> this brings you too tty2
[19:49] <nick_> do he have a way to open a .iso ?
[19:49] <artfullylost> Hotkeys are scary. ;0
[19:49] <flipstar> sure
[19:49] <flipstar> hotkeys not but sys rq's are
[19:49] <glen> so I just updated it, and for some reason it looks like the link to the updater has disappeared. Can anyone tell me where to find it?
[19:50] <flipstar> !iso > nick_
[19:50] <glen> lol nvm
[19:51] <artfullylost> I've always liked this whole "You can use the computer while you're installing" thing.
[19:51] <artfullylost> It's just better.
[19:53] <Kr|ptiX> does any1 kno wat kwin development headers i should get
[19:54] <emilsedgh> !leet
[19:54] <ubotu> 1337 i5 nigh-inc0mpr3h3n5ib13 70 u5 n00bs, 4nd n0b0dy c4r35 if UR 4 1337 h4x0r. Giv3 i7 4 r357.
[19:54] <Adpad> lol
[19:54] <jpatrick> Kr|ptiX: kdebase-dev
[19:55] <artfullylost> Rebooting in to another OS for a few.
[19:57] <emilsedgh> could someone translate ubotu's leet factoid to non-leet words so i could read them?  Give it a rest."
[19:58] <emilsedgh> thanks heavenquake!
[19:58] <heavenquake> my pleasure
[19:59] <Adpad> all my disks have become locked - can someone help please?  tried to use the diskmounter... cat /etc/fstab: http://paste.stgraber.org/1975
[20:00] <de4dsnake> hi, where do i find the plain text file where knetworkmanager stores the wep key (when kwallet feature is disabled)?
[20:00] <flipstar> Adpad: what you mean locked..?
[20:00] <Adpad> I'm able to view the drives, but not edit/write !
[20:01] <de4dsnake> ne ideas?
[20:02] <Adpad> de4dsnake:  not sure :( I ran the Ubuntu Dismounter utility
[20:02] <flipstar> Adpad: change permissions on the mountpoint or in fstab
[20:02] <Adpad> flipstar: I'm kind of new, can you please help me with it?
[20:03] <flipstar> !permission
[20:03] <ubotu> An explanation of how files and directories are organized on Ubuntu, and how they can be manipulated, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LinuxFilesystemTreeOverview
[20:03] <de4dsnake> !knetworkmanager
[20:03] <ubotu> You want to connect via dial-up? Read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto - Also try disabling/removing KNetworkManager if KDE applications cannot connect using dial-up
[20:04] <de4dsnake> no
[20:04] <Adpad> flipstar:  thanks, will take a look
[20:04] <de4dsnake> hi, where do i find the plain text file where knetworkmanager stores the wep key (when kwallet feature is disabled)? <-- ne ideas? google is being useless again...
[20:05] <flipstar> try .knetworkmanager in $HOME
[20:05] <de4dsnake> no such thing in ~
[20:08] <flipstar> its probably called different..or even in $HOME/kde somewhere
[20:08] <de4dsnake> tryin to find it with no success
[20:10] <flipstar> konqueror as in integrated search engine
[20:10] <flipstar> *has
[20:13] <vitok> Hallo Leute! Kann mir jemand verraten, wie ich meinem Gimp GIMP 2.4.2 deutsch beibringen kann?
[20:14] <hellhound> can someone help me understand the differences between the different file and directory masks numbers?  I am trying to setup a SAMBA share with read/write/execute permisions for all files in a directory and have the ability to create new directories.
[20:15] <Darkrift2> 777 if im correct is read write executre for EVERYONE
[20:15] <Darkrift2> if thats what you want
[20:16] <Kr|ptiX> does any1 after installing dekorator where the folder is?
[20:16] <hellhound> Darkrift2: is that the same for bothe the
[20:17] <ethan__> divx
[20:17] <hellhound> Darkrift2: is that the same for both the "create mask" and "directory mask"
[20:18] <Darkrift2> hrmmmmm
[20:18] <Darkrift2> i think thats just file permissions
[20:18] <Darkrift2> id wait for someoen else with a better answer
[20:18] <Darkrift2> i think i read your q wrong
[20:19] <ere4si> !permissions | hellhound
[20:19] <ubotu> hellhound: An explanation of how files and directories are organized on Ubuntu, and how they can be manipulated, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LinuxFilesystemTreeOverview
[20:20] <RIPRSC> hi
[20:20] <SlimeyPete> hi
[20:21] <RIPRSC> I have a question, I've read a tutorial on installing kubuntu as a dual boot, and it stated that the partitioning program on the livecd deletes your windows partition, even if you click the option to keep it
[20:21] <RIPRSC> is this true, or is it save to use it?
[20:22] <hellhound> ere4si: thank you
[20:23] <ere4si> k
[20:24] <ere4si> RIPRSC: it has never deleted one of mine
[20:24] <RIPRSC> ok
[20:24] <RIPRSC> ill try it then
[20:24] <RIPRSC> just wanting to be sure that i wont fuck things up :P
[20:25] <SlimeyPete> RIPRSC: back up your data first, of course
[20:25] <ere4si> RIPRSC: just be careful - and make sure before it formats that you're choices are right
[20:27] <glen> Hello again
[20:27] <SlimeyPete> hi.
[20:27] <glen> I'm using VMWare to run Kubuntu, and I need to get a file from a flash drive connected by USB. Why can't Kubuntu detect it?
[20:28] <glen> Do you know why?
[20:29] <rickest> glen: vmware is apparently not sharing USB with its virtual clients
[20:30] <glen> Do you know how I can get it to share it? I also can't install the tools, I'm not sure what version i'm supposed to put in.
[20:31] <rickest> glen: google 'vmware usb'.  3rd link might be helpful
[20:31] <glen> Let me check.
[20:34] <glen> Whew. Disconnecting it the nreconnecting it worked. Thanks.
[20:36] <yuriy> does gimp and/or krita support pressure sensitive tablets?
[20:36] <X9nLinuxX> how much space would the default installation of Ubuntu (Feisty) and KDE 3.??? take?
[20:36] <yuriy> my friend just got one working with his vista + photoshop and it took reinstalling the drivers 5 times :D
[20:38] <rickest> X9nLinuxX: around 2 GB I believe
[20:41] <X9nLinuxX> Thank you.  I'm setting up using an old iMac.  Already installed OSX.3 on one partition and now the Ubuntu installer says it can't find the other partition.
[20:41] <X9nLinuxX> guessing I might have formatted it wrong... but can't recall exactly what I did
[20:44] <X9nLinuxX> the installer shows that there is a 10G unused space available, but helpful hints on how to use it would be great right now.
[20:45] <X9nLinuxX> It refuses to allow a guided install on free space because it doesn't recognize the 10G space that is meant to be used
[20:46] <ere4si> choose manual then
[20:47] <X9nLinuxX> Did that... and now unsure how to go forward
[20:47] <ere4si> make one file 1G and mount as swap - and the rest as ext3
[20:48] <X9nLinuxX> the various Mac partitions show up (Not described very well), and it identifies two 10+ G spaces
[20:48] <thunder_> hi
[20:48] <ere4si> right click one
[20:50] <tekteen> thunder_: hi
[20:51] <X9nLinuxX> It also seems to want a root file system... "You need to specify a partition for the root file system (Mount point '/') with a minimum size of 2GB, and a swap partition of at least 256 MB.  You may also set up other partitions if you wish."
[20:52] <X9nLinuxX> how do I type in the language to handle that stuff?
[20:52] <ere4si> X9nLinuxX: the options are on the right - if it is the live  cd
[20:53] <X9nLinuxX> Yeah it is the live cd... selected swap... but then it won't allow anything to be done below in the 'Mount Point' line.
[20:54] <ere4si> X9nLinuxX: it will mount the swap alright like that
[20:54] <ere4si> X9nLinuxX: swap can only be mounted as swap
[20:55] <eldaria> !find krandr
[20:55] <ubotu> Found: sh:
[20:55] <X9nLinuxX> but I need that space to be cut up into hte various pieces since it is 10G... that's all that is available total.
[20:55] <ere4si> X9nLinuxX: then mount the ext3 partition as /
[20:55] <ere4si> X9nLinuxX: you have to make partitions before you mount them
[20:56] <X9nLinuxX> hey, am I goofing up here... the space is named "/dev/hda7"  Did I misformat that as a Mac partition or something?
[20:56] <ere4si> X9nLinuxX: right click the large swap you made then select delete
[20:57] <eldaria> anyone know where the display resolution applet is in Hardy? I tried apt-get install krandr but it is not there
[20:57] <X9nLinuxX> ok
[20:57] <X9nLinuxX> waiting for it
[20:57] <X9nLinuxX> there we go
[20:58] <ere4si> X9nLinuxX: right click the free space and select to make a partition
[20:58] <nosrednaekim> eldaria: randrtray I think... for kde4?
[20:59] <ubuntu> Hello
[20:59] <ubuntu> xD
[20:59] <eldaria> nosrednaekim: no for kde3
[20:59] <ubuntu> i hate windows è_é
[21:00] <nosrednaekim> !find randr
[21:00] <ubotu> Found: sh:
[21:00] <X9nLinuxX> ok, created new 1G partition swap...
[21:01] <ere4si> X9nLinuxX: same again but use the rest and make ext3 and mount as /
[21:02] <Jsn> I am trying to copy some files in ubuntu and i am getting the error "could not create symlink /share/doc/HTML/en/ksmoothdock/common.  Please check permissions.  I opened /share as root. any ideas?
[21:02] <X9nLinuxX> yeah, doing that already.  Looks like its doing it fine
[21:02] <ere4si> X9nLinuxX: well done :)
[21:03] <hellhound> does anyone know of a good site that helps setup a basic Samba server?  I want to set mine up to only have one share directory accesible to anyone connected to my router (<IP_ADDRESS>) and have full read/write/execute privledges
[21:03] <X9nLinuxX> Ok, it says 'no root file system defined'.  Apparently I need to take that out of one of those?
[21:03] <Jsn> !samba
[21:03] <ubotu> Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments.   Now it says 'No new world boot partition was found.  The yaboot boot loader rquires an Apple_Bootstrap partition at least 819200 bytes in size using the hfs Mac file system."
[21:07] <hellhound> is there a way to just have anyone connected to my router have access to my samba share versus creating a user for each computer?
[21:08] <deadman> êòî åñòü ðóñêèé
[21:08] <deadman> )
[21:08] <ere4si> X9nLinuxX: you need boot camp installed to boot other os's on the mac I believe
[21:08] <Jucato> !ru | deadman
[21:09] <ubotu> deadman: Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке  / Pozhalujsta posetite #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke
[21:10] <X9nLinuxX> Will that install as part of the regular installer run?
[21:10] <ere4si> X9nLinuxX: I've never even seen a mac :)
[21:11] <deadman> punks not dead
[21:11] <deadman> !!!
[21:11] <deadman> %)
[21:11] <ScarFreewill> I'm looking for ways to connect to my kubuntu xserver from windows has anyone used nx?
[21:11] <ere4si> !topic > deadman
[21:12] <ScarFreewill> or is vnc the best option?
[21:12] <SlimeyPete> xming works well
[21:12] <X9nLinuxX> I'm gonna explore a few minutes ... see what I find.  BBS
[21:12] <SlimeyPete> and it's free
[21:12] <X9nLinuxX> Thanks for the help ere4si.
[21:12] <ere4si> ScarFreewill : I use vnc
[21:12] <ere4si> X9nLinuxX: good luck
[21:13] <ScarFreewill> ere4si, what is your server name?
[21:13] <ere4si> ScarFreewill: I call it bob
[21:13] <ScarFreewill> hehe I mean the vnc server deb name?
[21:14] <ere4si> ScarFreewill: search in adept for vncserver
[21:15] <voss749> 8.04 is pretty sweet but I dont see the big leap from 7.10 I was hoping for.
[21:15] <ere4si> ScarFreewill: you'll need the portmap and vnc-common on the box you'll connect to
[21:15] <ScarFreewill> ere4si, ok
[21:16] <[Relic]> How up to date of a nvidia card can I get that will work w/o too much fuss?
[21:16] <voss749> I had to hunt down the wireless again, you would think they could nail that before 8.04 went to beta
[21:16] <ere4si> [Relic]: people use 8800's ok
[21:16] <ScarFreewill> SlimeyPete, do I need to configure or install some apps to allow xming to login to my kubuntu box?
[21:17] <[Relic]> ere4si, what about 8500 and 8600s
[21:17] <ere4si> [Relic]: I would think yes
[21:17] <voss749> Relic, My 8600 gt worked fine with 7.1 using the restricted drivers
[21:18] <shane_> need help with kmenu edit on kde 3.58...
[21:19] <[Relic]> ere4si, voss749 thanks, saw some problems with it that seemed a bit dated, but wanted to make sure, thinking a low end 8500 so I can get quad and 8G of ram for 64bit
[21:19] <shane_> If I have two user names and edit kmenu under one, it doesn't affect the other, right?
[21:19] <ere4si> shane_: nope - it's per user I think
[21:19] <voss749> Relic until WOW comes out for linux I dont see the point on anything higher than 8600 on linux
[21:20] <SlimeyPete> ScarFreewill: I think you have to enable remote X11 login somehow, but I can't remember how, sorry.
[21:20] <ere4si> !ssh
[21:20] <ubotu> SSH is the Secure SHell protocol. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto for usage. Putty is a nice SSH client for Windows; it can be found at http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
[21:21] <shane_> anyway to find out for sure?  shouldn't be a problem, cuz this user isn't in sudoer's or admin group, but I just want to confirm it first.
[21:22] <[Relic]> voss749, I don't game much
[21:22] <[Relic]> just tired of running out of ram for high poly art  :)
[21:23] <Cyber> kto nit govorit po russki?
[21:23] <Jucato> !ru | Cyber
[21:23] <ubotu> Cyber: Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке  / Pozhalujsta posetite #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke
[21:24] <sourcemaker> can I use a encrypted file system for more then 1 partition? How does it work when starting kubuntu? Will I be asked for more then 1 passphrase?
[21:24] <mulder> I can't use adept...I get the message: another process is using the packaging system database...how can I kill the process?
[21:25] <voss749> Relic, you probably could use a 8400 card
[21:25] <ScarFreewill> SlimeyPete, yes I think so to, no prob I'll work it out
[21:27] <voss749> An 8400gs card can be had for $69 at circuit city
[21:27] <ere4si> I have amarok running with just the equalizer showing and can't get the main window up again - how can I see that please
[21:27] <[Relic]> voss749, 8500gt 512M for about $65 with shipping
[21:28] <Jucato> ere4si: Win+P
[21:28] <mulder> anybody know how to kill adept as I can't use?
[21:28] <Jucato> !adeptfix | mulder
[21:28] <ubotu> mulder: If an APT front-end crashed and your database is locked, try this in a !terminal: « sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock;sudo dpkg --configure -a »
[21:29] <voss749> Actually you can buy the 8400gs for $23 from microdirect
[21:30] <ere4si> Jucato: thnx
[21:30] <voss749> correction $27....
[21:31] <sourcemaker> does the new kubuntu release (1. april) supports more than one encrypted patrition?
[21:31] <Tm_T> sourcemaker: there won't be new Kubuntu release on 1. april
[21:32] <Tm_T> sourcemaker: expect as an april fool
[21:32] <sourcemaker> Tm_T: Isn't that there release date for Kubuntu 8.04?
[21:33] <william> how can you do a bit for bit copy of a partition ignoring any errors
[21:33] <Tm_T> sourcemaker: is not
[21:33] <sourcemaker> Tm_T: do you know it?
[21:33] <Tm_T> sourcemaker: well, for starters, whois me
[21:33] <Dr_willis> william,  i recall a special variantion of 'dd' just made for that task. but i dont rember its name, or where i even saw that at.
[21:33] <Tm_T> sourcemaker: after that, read the following...
[21:33] <Tm_T> !hardy | sourcemaker
[21:33] <ubotu> sourcemaker: Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS), due April 2008 - For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron - CONSIDER IT TO BE BETA SOFTWARE - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, NOT #ubuntu
[21:33] <Dr_willis> william,  it must of been on some system rescue type live cd.
[21:33] <voss749> source the beta is out now...30 days from now is tenative
[21:34] <william> doc i want to do it for my ipod
[21:34] <voss749> Im running the beta on my laptop
[21:35] <sourcemaker> Tm_T: ok... thanks...
[21:35]  * Tm_T hugs sourcemaker
[21:36] <sourcemaker> Tm_T: will the next release of kubuntu support more than 1 encrypted partition?
[21:36] <Tm_T> sourcemaker: no idea, sorry
[21:37] <sourcemaker> Tm_T: ok
[21:37] <ere4si> sourcemaker: you could ask in #ubuntu+1
[21:38] <[Relic]> now if I could just figure out how tall a cpu socket with cpu in it was, I could tell if I can use one of those huge tower coolers or not  :)
[21:39] <sourcemaker> Tm_T: is the kubuntu beta like the firefox beta... ready to use...  or is it like the kde 4.0 beta = unstable :-) Do you know?
[21:39] <flipstar> its quit stable i would say
[21:40] <flipstar> and more than 1 encrypted drives work here also
[21:40] <sourcemaker> flipstar: can I update the software... or is there an fresh-install or dist-upgrade required... when the official release it out?
[21:41] <flipstar> you could update..but i personally think a fresh install is better
[21:41] <Tm_T> sourcemaker: official release is mentioned in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron
[21:41] <Tm_T> sourcemaker: dist-upgrade ofcourse atleast required
[21:42] <Tm_T> sourcemaker: and beta is beta, not yet stable (well, not quaranteed to be stable more like)
[21:44] <sourcemaker> Tm_T: so... it's better to wait.. until the official release is out...
[21:44] <robinson> join #ubuntu+1
[21:54] <Dr_willis> i would wait about 2-3 weeks after its released. :) just in case.
[22:00] <Pilin> hola
[22:02] <ere4si> !hi | Pilin
[22:02] <ubotu> Pilin: Hi! Welcome to #kubuntu!
[22:05] <de4dsnake> hi, where do i find the plain text file where knetworkmanager stores the wep key (when kwallet feature is disabled)?
[22:08]  * DOOM_NX gn all! - Battery Empty
[22:09] <U-Dinlow> How do I get geforce4 mx460 card working properly?
[22:11] <william> whats weird is my ipod is not picked up by gparted and qparted says it's a blank parition file but i can read and write to it fine with rhythmbox and gtkpod
[22:11] <_Angelus_> guys, does using LVM reduce hard drive speed?
[22:12] <nosrednaekim> william: both of them probably have support for the IPOD protocol
[22:12] <nosrednaekim> _Angelus_: I shouldn't think so
[22:12] <william> but the drive is simply ntfs
[22:15] <nosrednaekim> william: IPODS are fat or NFS
[22:15] <jussio1> !ipod
[22:15] <ubotu> For information on how to sync and add tracks to your iPod, see the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IPodHowto - See !RockBox for information on liberating your iPod
[22:15] <william> if it's fat doesnt that make less sense?
[22:16] <william> i dont want to access it as a music player i want to bit-for-bit copy
[22:16] <william> as a partition
[22:16] <Rudd-O> dd
[22:16] <Rudd-O> use dd command, william
[22:16] <Rudd-O> make it enter drive mode and use dd
[22:18] <Rudd-O> ipod sucks without rockbox
[22:19] <william> sudo dd /dev/sdb /ipod
[22:19] <william> dd: unrecognized operand `/dev/sdb'
[22:20] <flipstar> if=/dev/sdb of=ipod
[22:22] <william> flipster i copied and pasted it but i dont understand it?  i made a /ipod and /sdb is my ipod
[22:23] <Rudd-O> dd if=somefile of=destionationfile
[22:23] <william> oo
[22:23] <steelsnake_> good afternoon
[22:24] <steelsnake_> completely dumb question... recovery mode should have networking operational right off the bat, right?
[22:24] <william> is it possible to dd if=somedrive of=aDir?
[22:25] <flipstar> william: yes
[22:25] <steelsnake_> a directory? no.
[22:25] <fdoving> william: yeah, but not some dir. some file.
[22:25] <fdoving> william: and you will get a disk image. not the files/dirs.
[22:25] <steelsnake_> of needs to be a file or block device (like another hard disk)
[22:26] <william> ohhhhh i get it
[22:26] <Kr|ptiX> how do u make desktop shortcuts
[22:27] <steelsnake_> KDE or Gnome? :)
[22:27] <william> should it be mounted first?
[22:27] <PhilRod> right-click on desktop -> create new -> link to application
[22:27] <steelsnake_> KDE: right click on the desktop
[22:27] <flipstar> william: since you use /dev/sdb ..no
[22:27] <steelsnake_> doesn't need to be, william
[22:27] <william> dd: reading `dev/sdb': Input/output error
[22:28] <steelsnake_> should be /dev/sdb
[22:28] <steelsnake_> starts with a slash
[22:28] <Kr|ptiX> philrod: does that work with linkn to home folder
[22:28] <william> william@jesus:/$ sudo dd if=dev/sdb of=/ipod
[22:28] <william> dd: opening `/ipod': Is a directory
[22:28] <steelsnake_> do you want the whole disk or just a partition, william?
[22:28] <william> a partition should be fine
[22:28] <steelsnake_> yeh you cannot put a DIRECTORY as target :)
[22:29] <william> william@jesus:/$ sudo dd if=dev/sdb of=/ipod/ipod
[22:29] <william> dd: reading `dev/sdb': Input/output error
[22:29] <PhilRod> Kr|ptiX: for a link to a folder, use create new -> link to location
[22:29] <flipstar> hm true maje sudo dd if=dev/sdb of=/ipod/ipod
[22:29] <steelsnake_> correct command would then be: sudo dd if=/dev/sdb of=/ipod/image
[22:29] <william> no love there either
[22:29] <steelsnake_> chances are you really want /dev/sdb1 though
[22:30] <william> d: reading `dev/sdb1': Input/output error
[22:30] <steelsnake_> still i/o error?
[22:30] <steelsnake_> did you do /dev/sdb ? with slash first?
[22:31] <william> yes
[22:31] <william> even in gparted and qparted it isn't reading right but if i mount it i can access it just fine?
[22:32] <steelsnake_> ok lemme go one step back for a sec... what exactly are you trying to achieve?
[22:33] <flipstar> ipod partition
[22:33] <william> i want to backup my ipod.  first there is a minor hardware issue and im getting it repaired (headphone jack) and additionally some windows program semi-delted about 300 songs
[22:33] <Kr|ptiX> philrod: how do u make the icons bigger
[22:33] <william> i am sending it for repair and advised to back it up.  since i do have 56gb of music on it i would like that
[22:34] <Kr|ptiX> philrod: nvm i got it
[22:34] <steelsnake_> ah... well, dd does a raw image of all files on the ipod... not sure that's what you want. If you can mount it, it might make more sense to just copy the files off
[22:34] <william> some of the files say "not found" and give an error.  i think it was windows songbird effed up about 400 songs
[22:35] <william> so i want as close to an error proof method that retains as much as possible
[22:35] <steelsnake_> oke i see
[22:35] <alvaro> hi
[22:36] <william> an image is fine.  i can mount it if i want and with linux it's simply fantastic
[22:36] <steelsnake_> well, dd _should_ take an image of the whole drive. All of it. I don't own an ipod so i need to check something real quick
[22:36] <steelsnake_> when you mount it, do you mount it as /dev/sdb or as /dev/sdb1 or somesuch?
[22:37] <artfullylost> This is taking all bleeding day.
[22:37] <artfullylost> :(
[22:37] <ritalin> y0
[22:37] <ritalin> i installed kde on ubuntu
[22:37] <ritalin> how do i get rid of all the gnomeness
[22:37] <teo-> hi.. when i am connecting to wireless network with the ndiswrapper and the windows drivers i can join that network.. but when i use bcm43xx module which is completly configurated and it has firmware i cant connect :S why ?
[22:37] <william> qparted reads it as follows: /dev/sdb 60gb no partition tables found
[22:37] <nosrednaekim> teo-: only this network?
[22:37] <ritalin> anyway to do it?
[22:37] <teo-> nosrednaekim, wifi network
[22:38] <flipstar> !purekde > ritalin
[22:38] <william> which is obvious BS but i did guess that is the correct mount point.  i usually access it as /media/IPOD
[22:38] <william> at the moment is is NOT mounted
[22:38] <PhilRod> ritalin: be more specific
[22:38] <nosrednaekim> teo-: but does bcm43xx work with OTHER Accesspoints?
[22:39] <steelsnake_> to be sure, mount it please, and tell me what the mount command says the device ID is... i.e. just "mount" on the command line after mounting the ipod
[22:39] <ritalin> ty flipstar
[22:39] <teo-> yes.. it work with this ap but it doesn't want to connect always sometimes it does and sometimes it doesn't when i use ndiswrapper it connect perfecly
[22:39] <nosrednaekim> teo-: then use ndiswrapper :)
[22:40] <teo-> i don't want:) I want the original driver from ubuntu.. and also i have patched the injection
[22:41] <teo-> i have read somewhere that in the bcm43xx driver the signal is lower from the ndiswrapper drivers..
[22:41] <teo-> can that be possible ?
[22:41] <nosrednaekim> teo-: ah.. I see :) well Bcm43xx is not as reliable as ndiswrapper last I heard
[22:41] <william> YAY!! now we're getting somewhere
[22:41] <william> /dev/sdb2 on /media/WILLIAM RUL type vfat (rw,nosuid,nodev,noatime,flush,uid=100
[22:41] <Joelito> Does anyone know what packages do I need to download to build apps for the kde desktop? I know that it uses qt but I don't know which packages
[22:41] <teo-> nosrednaekim, ok thnx.. have a good day
[22:42] <teo-> bye
[22:42] <nosrednaekim> bye
[22:42] <steelsnake_> aha
[22:42] <nosrednaekim> Joelito: there should be a kde-dev package
[22:42] <steelsnake_> that helps :)
[22:43] <steelsnake_> so the command ought to be: sudo dd if=/dev/sdb2 of=/ipod/drive.img (or whatever you want to name the image)
[22:43] <nosrednaekim> !info kde-dev
[22:43] <PhilRod> Kr|ptiX: to get a link to the trash, create new -> link to location -> "trash:/"
[22:43] <william> thanks to everyone i think it's doing something now
[22:44] <william> especially to steelsnake who 'sealed the deal'
[22:44] <steelsnake_> glad i could help william :)
[22:44] <Joelito> nosrednaekim: Yeah :p kde-devel kde-devel-extras
[22:45] <nosrednaekim> Joelito: yep, that should do it for kde3... kde4 are different
[22:45] <Joelito> nosrednaekim: Is not portable the binaries from kde3 to kde4?
[22:45] <Joelito> Are*
[22:46] <Kr|ptiX> philrod: how come it aint update the trash icon it just looks like a file an not the icon set im using
[22:46] <U-Dinlow> please help me set up video card mx460 - a link 'll do
[22:46] <nosrednaekim> Joelito: well, things that have kde4 dependencies (i.e.,qt4, etc) will require other -dev packages
[22:46] <PhilRod> Kr|ptiX: hrm, I thought it should get the right icon. Let me try
[22:46] <steelsnake_> MX460? what brand was that?
[22:47] <nosrednaekim> U-Dinlow: install nvidia-glx-legacy
[22:47] <U-Dinlow> geforce4
[22:47] <steelsnake_> yeh what nosrednaekim says :)
[22:47] <nosrednaekim> !nvidia
[22:47] <ubotu> For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[22:47] <U-Dinlow> thanks
[22:47] <Joelito> nosrednaekim: Ah! I undersand
[22:48] <PhilRod> Kr|ptiX: are you sure you put "trash:/" in the "enter link to location" box?
[22:48] <nosrednaekim> Kr|ptiX: in any case, you can change the icon
[22:50] <Kr|ptiX> philrod: yeah
[22:55] <U-Dinlow> I'll gladly go back to gutsy, but I can't find restricted drivers under `advanced` > system > hardware drivers manager shows me - nvidia accelareated driver, but cant install it
[22:55] <nosrednaekim> U-Dinlow: did you go into admin mode?
[22:55] <nosrednaekim> U-Dinlow: you are in hardy?
[22:55] <U-Dinlow> atthe mo
[22:56] <william> U-dinlow have you tried ebvy?
[22:56] <william> *envy
[22:56] <U-Dinlow> thought that was bad
[22:56] <ere4si> !envy
[22:56] <ubotu> envy is an unsupported tool to install newer versions of binary video drivers than provided by the official repositories. Use at your own risk, and remember that the latest version is not necessarily the "best". See « /msg ubotu binarydriver »
[22:57] <nosrednaekim> U-Dinlow: you may want to go back to gutsy, Hardy has its own display problems without having to bother with legacy drivers
[22:57] <william> wait
[22:57] <s0cks> Hardy doesn't release until april does it?
[22:58] <flipstar> its testin phase at the moment
[22:58] <ere4si> s0cks: late april
[22:58] <nosrednaekim> s0cks: yes
[22:58] <william> u-dinlow does not have a decent nv card.  will the binary blob still work with aztec technology?
[22:58] <s0cks> So a monthish.
[22:58] <steelsnake_> i doubt it william :)
[22:58] <steelsnake_> new driver + old card = bad news
[22:59] <U-Dinlow> will i be able to use tv out on it you reckon?
[23:00] <Kr|ptiX> philrod: how do i link to terminal
[23:00] <william> quite possibly not.  i would try in the forum maybe?
[23:01] <flipstar> william: copying with dd?
[23:01] <PhilRod> Kr|ptiX: you mean create a link to open a konsole? I think you can just drag n' drop from the K menu
[23:01] <ere4si> !tv-out | U-Dinlow
[23:01] <ubotu> U-Dinlow: For help with enabling the TV-Out, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NvidiaTVOutNewbieEdition (Nvidia cards) or http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Tvout (ATI cards, *untested*)
[23:01] <william> flipster i think so?  there is no feedback?
[23:01] <flipstar> just check the directory..
[23:01] <flipstar> it might take a while
[23:02] <flipstar> it is connected trough usb ?
[23:02] <william> yeah it's working! upto 15gb
[23:02] <william> yes flipster through usb
[23:03] <flipstar> btw it is "flipstar" not flipster
[23:03] <flipstar> :)
[23:03] <william> my bad
[23:03] <flipstar> np
[23:04] <sudobash> #kubunt
[23:04] <ere4si> the tab button is handy for that prob
[23:04] <william> woh it works! i never knew about the tab button ere4si
[23:05] <ere4si> :)
[23:05] <william> i was always typing out usernames manually
[23:05] <steelsnake_> yeh, it's handy :)
[23:06] <steelsnake_> plus all kinds of other fun things one can do with konversation... some are built in others are not
[23:06] <steelsnake_> for example /sysinfo can be neat
[23:06] <rom> hi
[23:06] <sudobash> yeah you think thats cool william try going to any of the top channels with one letter off the end of the channel name
[23:06] <rom> I have a problem to share a printer between 2 kubuntu
[23:07] <rom> could you help me?
[23:07] <rom> http://forum.kubuntu-fr.org/viewtopic.php?id=202639 please see the screenshot in my last answer
[23:07] <steelsnake_> can always try rom :)
[23:07] <darkrift_> ere4si, are you around?
[23:07] <nosrednaekim> rom: yes, it is quite simple
[23:07] <ere4si> .
[23:07] <darkrift_> you helped me with my wifi yesterday
[23:07] <ere4si> hi darkrift_
[23:07] <rom> When I print, it stays "blocked" in KJobViewer
[23:07] <darkrift_> i had to reinstall (partition problems) and now its not working again
[23:08] <darkrift_> i tried to do everything the same but i guess i didnt
[23:08] <rom> and as you can see in the screenshot : job-printer-state-message : /usr/lib/cups/backend/ipp failed
[23:08] <piuma> !it
[23:08] <ubotu> Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie!
[23:08] <darkrift_> you had me add 'noacpi nolacpi" to the kernel command right?
[23:08] <darkrift_> no -'s?
[23:08] <ere4si> darkrift_: noapic nolapic   at the end of the kernel line in /boot/grubmenu.lst
[23:09] <steelsnake_> rom: to begin with, does it work locally?
[23:09] <rom> yes
[23:09] <ere4si> spelling
[23:09] <darkrift_> ahhhh
[23:09] <darkrift_> apic
[23:09] <darkrift_> i knew something looked wrong
[23:09] <ere4si> hehe
[23:09] <darkrift_> lemme fix that :)
[23:10] <rom> maybe an "authentification problem"?
[23:10] <rom> no
[23:10] <rom> ?
[23:10] <darkrift_> what with this apic acpi crap
[23:10] <steelsnake_> did you check what /usr/lib/cups/backend/ipp looks like? is it there, executable and all?
[23:10] <darkrift_> why do they have to be that difficult lol
[23:10] <nonewmsgs> darkrift_, it is there to remind you that it's not windows
[23:10]  * darkrift_ reboots and ill let you know if you saved me again
[23:11] <rom> -rwx------ 3 root root 24200 2008-01-10 10:20 ipp
[23:11] <ere4si> darkrift_: it is just how the os handles the hardware
[23:11] <steelsnake_> that looks wrong, rom... should be 0755 (rwxr-xr-x)
[23:11] <rom> oki I try
[23:12] <steelsnake_> all the files in that dir should have 0755, or at least thats what it is on my machine
[23:12] <nonewmsgs> how does linux know what kind of file something is withuot an extensino?
[23:12] <rom> doesn't resolve the problem
[23:13] <rom> always /usr/lib/cups/backend/ipp failed
[23:13] <rom> (and mods are defaults in kubuntu 7.10)
[23:13] <rom> 700
[23:13] <flipstar> nonewmsgs: its about magic numbers in the file :)
[23:13] <rom> for this file
[23:13] <nonewmsgs> flipstar, so it's all in the header
[23:14] <rom> rom@rom-laptop:/usr/lib/cups/backend$ sudo ./ipp
[23:14] <rom> network ipp "Unknown" "Internet Printing Protocol (ipp)"
[23:14] <steelsnake_> i'm on 7.10 rom, but upgraded since ancient days so i don't know for sure what a clean install would be like :)
[23:14] <steelsnake_> yeh says the same on mine, but that makes sense... you're not passing any parameters to it
[23:15] <nosrednaekim> rom: I can't read the exact error and all... did you try the freinch IRC channel?
[23:15] <sudobash> much smarter than windows eh nonewmsgs
[23:15] <nonewmsgs> sudobash, i know it!
[23:15] <flipstar> nonewmsgs: yes.. see /usr/share/file/magic for a list
[23:15] <Roey> hi
[23:15] <nosrednaekim> sudobash: <--- hey... you stole that from me <_<
[23:15] <sudobash> sorry i just got in the house
[23:16] <rom> nosrednaekim: too few people on kubuntu-fr
[23:16] <Roey> why does my mousewheel scroll horizontally instead of vertically?  xmodmap gives  http://rafb.net/p/RpICES32.html <-- does this look corrrect?  I have a standard mouse
[23:16] <rom> and no answer
[23:16] <sudobash> but hey nosrednaekim... i bet i will pwn you before you know it...
[23:16] <rom> the problem is that when I print, the job stay "blocked"
[23:16] <sudobash> .... dont type your #channels in manually
[23:16] <sudobash> or you will eventually end up seeing me :)
[23:17] <darkrift_> hrmmmm
[23:17] <darkrift_> i fixed it, but still didnt work
[23:17] <darkrift_> i dont even see anything about eth1 in dmesg
[23:17] <nonewmsgs> actually i was told to type in channels without the last letter
[23:17] <darkrift_> [    0.000000] Kernel command line: root=UUID=34549cff-3bb2-435f-8293-278925486845 acpi=off ro quiet splash noapic nolapic
[23:17] <darkrift_> [    0.000000] mapped APIC to ffffd000 (fee00000)
[23:17] <darkrift_> [    0.000000] mapped IOAPIC to ffffc000 (fec00000)
[23:18] <sudobash> i get these all day:
[23:18] <darkrift_> oops, thought it was one line
[23:18] <sudobash> * budwaa (n=tomomas@unaffiliated/budwaa) has joined #sudobash
[23:18] <sudobash> * budwaa (n=tomomas@unaffiliated/budwaa) has left #sudobash
[23:18] <steelsnake_> hmmm rom, i'm a bit stumped... for the heck of it i'd use a browser and go to http://rom-laptop:631/printers/... (the line it says in job-printer-uri, just use http instead of ipp)
[23:18] <sudobash> programming rocks
[23:18] <sudobash> scripting too
[23:18] <steelsnake_> that _should_ give you a management page
[23:18] <steelsnake_> to make sure that part works ok at least
[23:19] <ere4si> darkrift_: remove the  acpi=off    part
[23:19] <darkrift_> not sure if i can boot with that off
[23:19] <darkrift_> adding that fixes some sort of graphic bug that gives me odd grey/white/black lines that swim across my screen during boot
[23:19] <darkrift_> but ill try it :)
[23:19] <rom> hmm very strange thing, http://localhost:631 works, http://<IP_ADDRESS>:631 works
[23:20] <rom> http://<IP_ADDRESS>:631 doesn't work
[23:20] <steelsnake_> <IP_ADDRESS> ???
[23:20] <rom> while /etc/hosts automatically have an alias for <IP_ADDRESS>
[23:20] <rom> $ cat /etc/hosts
[23:20] <rom> <IP_ADDRESS>       localhost
[23:20] <rom> <IP_ADDRESS>       rom-laptop
[23:20] <rom> <IP_ADDRESS> rom-desktop
[23:20] <steelsnake_> you didn't use the 127.x network for your LAN didya?
[23:20] <rom> it is the default configuration for kubuntu
[23:20] <rom> (except 192...)
[23:21] <rom> that's maybe the problem
[23:21] <rom> :)
[23:21] <steelsnake_> oke, so you're trying ipp to localhost? :)
[23:21] <steelsnake_> then use localhost... don't use <IP_ADDRESS>... ;)
[23:21] <rom> yes but I don't use, it's cups which use rom-laptop:631
[23:21] <rom> while rom-laptop is <IP_ADDRESS>
[23:21] <rom> :)
[23:21] <steelsnake_> is the printer attached to your lappy?
[23:22] <DarkriftX> actually, i think the driver might be wrong
[23:22] <steelsnake_> or desktop?
[23:22] <rom> desktop
[23:22] <rom> but it adds a job on laptop
[23:22] <steelsnake_> then it actually ought to map to <IP_ADDRESS> (or rom-desktop, since you have that alias in your hosts file)
[23:23] <rom> yes but :
[23:23] <rom> http://www.enregistrersous.com/images2/65251707820080326000104.png
[23:23] <rom> look at "job-printer-uri"
[23:23] <rom> I never typed ipp://rom-laptop... anywhere
[23:23] <steelsnake_> hmmm
[23:23] <jcgkffycs> I accidently installed a firewall which was a dependancy of another packeg onto a remote machine, luckily I have a windows vm running so I still have ssh access into it, but now ssh form the outside no longer works, I removed the firewall, and all it's packages using apt, but I still cannot gain access over ssh, ive done some googling, but nothing seems to come up.
[23:24] <nosrednaekim> rom: but you probably put in your IP
[23:24] <rom> no, I only added "remote printer" with ipp://rom-desktop:631/printers/rom-printer
[23:24] <rom> url
[23:24] <rom> that's all
[23:24] <steelsnake_> truthfully, i've got no idea where the heck kubuntu got that from
[23:24] <steelsnake_> it doesn't exist on my machine, and it really shouldn't either
[23:24] <nosrednaekim> jcgkffycs: you need to stop the firewall service
[23:25] <rom> and rom-desktop is <IP_ADDRESS>
[23:25] <sudobash> jcgkffycs totally random question do you pay for vmplayer.....  maybe you have to start the ssh daemon again
[23:25] <sudobash> ?
[23:25] <rom> which I want
[23:25] <steelsnake_> yep
[23:25] <rom> I don't know why it use rom-laptop.... in job-printer-uri
[23:25] <sudobash> stop firewall stop daemon start daemon
[23:25] <rom> I don't use firewlal
[23:25] <rom> firewall
[23:25] <rom> I have a router
[23:25] <sudobash> jcgkffycs
[23:26] <sudobash> what kind of router?
[23:26] <sudobash> rom
[23:26] <rom> freebox
[23:26] <jcgkffycs> I restarted ssh, let me try to stop the firewall service
[23:26] <rom> but on lan, there is no nat
[23:26] <steelsnake_> sorry in that case i'm a little stumped rom, and i have to head out... but i'd say that might give you a pointer, it's just not using the right address (in my opinion)... where it got that from... gooooood question, no idea
[23:26] <steelsnake_> he's talking to jcgkffycs, not to you rom... different issue
[23:26] <sudobash> rom what is router address?
[23:27] <sudobash> rom-d is <IP_ADDRESS> i see
[23:27] <rom> <IP_ADDRESS>
[23:27] <rom> is router
[23:27] <DarkriftX> ty again ere4si
[23:27] <sudobash> and printer IP or is connected to a PC
[23:27] <DarkriftX> wifi working on my new install
[23:27] <rom> connected to rom-desktop (<IP_ADDRESS>)
[23:28] <ere4si> DarkriftX: working ok? yahhh
[23:28] <DarkriftX> last one was small partition incase it dint work, but resizing didnt work out so i had to repartition
[23:28] <steelsnake_> anyway, sorry to leave you hanging rom... i need to head out... good luck
[23:28] <rom> ok ...
[23:28] <rom> ;)
[23:28] <jcgkffycs> sorry
[23:28] <sudobash> while rom-laptop is <IP_ADDRESS>
[23:28] <sudobash> that cant be right
[23:29] <rom> when I "analyse" with wizard
[23:29] <ere4si> DarkriftX: did youhave to remove  apic=off?
[23:29] <rom> it finds rom-desktop
[23:29] <sudobash> what does ifconfig say on rom-laptop
[23:29] <Pickles> Anyone know where to get drivers for the Logitech 350 USB headset for Ubuntu 7.04?
[23:29] <rom> what line do you want sudobash?
[23:29] <rom> rom-laptop is <IP_ADDRESS>
[23:29] <DarkriftX> yes ere4si and it worked
[23:30] <DarkriftX> ive never gotten linux to boot on this laptop without that
[23:30] <ere4si> DarkriftX: :) - but it does now - hmmm
[23:31] <sudobash> http://<IP_ADDRESS> works on what computer?
[23:31] <sudobash> the one the printer is hooked to correct?
[23:31] <DarkriftX> what do i do again to make it so i dont have to sudo to use apt-get?
[23:31] <rom> with :631 yes
[23:31] <DarkriftX> something about adding a line in sudoers or something
[23:31] <sudobash> thats because it is the loopback
[23:31] <sudobash> from the other pc try connecting to <IP_ADDRESS>:631
[23:32] <rom> it works too
[23:32] <sudobash> so whats the problem?
[23:32] <rom> the problem is that when I print, it stay blocked
[23:32] <Darkrift2> !sudoers
[23:32] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about sudoers - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:32] <rom> http://www.enregistrersous.com/images2/65251707820080326000104.png
[23:33] <Darkrift2> !sudors
[23:33] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about sudors - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:33] <Darkrift2> erm
[23:33] <sudobash> what stays blocked the traffic from <IP_ADDRESS> -> <IP_ADDRESS>?
[23:33] <sudobash> can you ping from <IP_ADDRESS> -> <IP_ADDRESS>
[23:33] <rom> no
[23:33] <sudobash> ?
[23:33] <rom> yes
[23:33] <sudobash> ok
[23:33] <rom> on the screenshot
[23:34] <rom> look at KJobViewer
[23:34] <sudobash> sudo apt-get install nmap
[23:34] <rom> in État (state) it is writter "Traitement", but one or two second later, it was written "BLOCKED"
[23:34] <ere4si> Darkrift2: I have that on my other comp - one min
[23:34] <rom> that's the problem
[23:34] <sudobash> install that rom
[23:34] <sudobash> rom: sudo apt-get install nmap
[23:34] <rom> what is it fo
[23:34] <rom> r
[23:34] <sudobash> to see what ports are being blocked
[23:35] <rom> ok done
[23:35] <ere4si> Darkrift2: open a konsole then type   sudo visudo
[23:35] <sudobash> nmap -v -v -sT <IP_ADDRESS> -p 631, 21, 22, 23 etc
[23:35] <sudobash> maybe also try:
[23:36] <sudobash> nmap -v -v -P0 <IP_ADDRESS> -p <portnumber>
[23:36] <Darkrift2> hrmmm
[23:36] <Darkrift2> lemme go google it so i dont mess it up
[23:36] <rom> 631/tcp open  ipp
[23:36] <sudobash> well there you are
[23:36] <sudobash> traffic not being blocked
[23:36] <sudobash> well
[23:37] <sudobash> maybe it is being block on <IP_ADDRESS> outbound
[23:37] <rom> yes I know traffic is not blocked :)
[23:37] <rom> printing job is blocked :(
[23:37] <sudobash> one second
[23:37] <sudobash> cupsd?
[23:38] <sudobash> its been months since i messed with printing in ubuntu
[23:38] <jcgkffycs> If I have a firewall on my system, but I son't have any idea what the daemon is is there a way i kill it? or am I stuck?
[23:38] <sudobash> jcgkffycs: ps aux , and top
[23:39] <sudobash> actually: ps aux |less
[23:39] <sudobash> or ps aux |moew
[23:39] <sudobash> or ps aux |more
[23:39] <sudobash> which ever you like more
[23:39] <Darkrift2> ok, im reading the sudoers man, but not understanding what to do. I just want it so that i dont need sudo to apt-get, what would be the easiest way to do that?
[23:39] <rom> cupsd is launched
[23:39] <rom> in http://localhost:631/printers/rom-printer
[23:39] <rom> printer state : do nothing, accept tasks, hidden
[23:40] <rom> uri : ipp://rom-desktop:631/printers/rom-printer
[23:40] <rom> so it looks good
[23:40] <sudobash> i think you are using the localhost adapter to launch the cupsd
[23:40] <rom> but doesn't work :(
[23:40] <ere4si> Darkrift2: open a konsole and type  sudo visudo
[23:40] <Darkrift2> im in there
[23:40] <Darkrift2> all it idd was open the file in nano
[23:40] <sudobash> rom you need to set it up to use the 192.168.0.* adapter
[23:40] <Darkrift2> but i still dont know what/how to add apt-get
[23:41] <rom> sudobash: ?
[23:41] <rom> I have a cupsd on both
[23:41] <ere4si> at the bottom add the line   "you're username" ALL=NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/apt-get
[23:41] <rom> I just enabled "access remote printers" in kde prefs on one pc and "share printers on lan" on the other
[23:41] <Darkrift2> so: darkrift ALL=NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/apt-get
[23:42] <Darkrift2> or quotes around my name
[23:42] <ere4si> Darkrift2: yep
[23:42] <ere4si> Darkrift2: no quotes
[23:42] <Darkrift2> hrmmmm
[23:42] <sudobash> http://linux.about.com/library/cmd/blcmdl8_cupsd.htm
[23:42] <Darkrift2> does that require a reboot?
[23:43] <ere4si> Darkrift2: shouldn't
[23:43] <ere4si> Darkrift2: try and see
[23:43] <Darkrift2> apt-get still needs sudo :(
[23:43] <Darkrift2> i could do an alias lol
[23:43] <rom> sudobash : http://www.enregistrersous.com/images2/72830982920080326004333.png
[23:43] <Darkrift2> i just always forget to type sudo and then have to delete and add it on
[23:43] <rom> <IP_ADDRESS>:631/printers/rom-printer
[23:44] <ere4si> Darkrift2: you still need to type sudo - just needs no password
[23:44] <sudobash> WOW
[23:45] <sudobash> your lucky a few months ago I was working on the same exact printer
[23:45] <sudobash> ill help you out.. talk to me in pm
[23:45] <sudobash> i dont understand that language in the link but i can maybe help you out
[23:46] <rom> I am not registered
[23:46] <rom> I can't pm
[23:46] <sudobash> oh
[23:46] <rom> and another rom is already registered
[23:46] <rom> maybe you have a jabber address
[23:47] <sudobash> if you install TightVNC i will connect to you and fix your printer
[23:47] <artfullylost> The updater isn't working. :(
[23:47] <rom> ok I have krfb :)
[23:48] <rom> wait a minute
[23:48] <sudobash> i have to play around with it thats how i got my grandfathers cannon IP1600 to work in Ubuntu with Cupsd
[23:48] <sudobash> it works with TurboPrint with the Watermark doesnt it rom?
[23:48] <artfullylost> I got an error saying "There was an error commiting changes. Possibly..."
[23:48] <rom> don't know :)
[23:48] <artfullylost> What should I be doing?
[23:48] <sudobash> it does ; )
[23:48] <rom> sudobash: for vnc : rom.ath.cx:6902
[23:48] <sudobash> wait
[23:49] <sudobash> i will give you a nick to take over
[23:49] <plus_M> Hi, I'm trying out Kubuntu KDE 4.0 8.04 beta in virtualbox, but I can't seem to get the resolution above 800x600.  I explicitly gave some available resolutions in xorg.conf, but it doesn't seem to be accepting them
[23:49] <rom> tell me when you are ok
[23:49] <rom> I can give the pass here, it's temporary
[23:50] <artfullylost> The distribution upgrader says applying changes, but nothing is happening in the terminal... Any ideas?
[23:50] <nonewmsgs> dammit my cable disconected after 45gb...is there any way to continue
[23:50] <sudobash> one second
[23:50] <nonewmsgs> resume the dd?
[23:51] <rom> sudobash: type in a console :
[23:51] <rom> nc rom.ath.cx 3132
[23:51] <sudobash> heh
[23:52] <rom> ...
[23:52] <rom> again
[23:52] <nonewmsgs> is there a way to resume a disconected dd?
[23:52] <rom> :)
[23:52] <artfullylost> Yeah, I should be seeing stuff scrolling by in the terminal during a distro upgrade, correct?
[23:52] <rom> ok sudobash?
[23:53] <sudobash> one second i am looking up about cupsd again
[23:53] <rom> did you receive the pass via nc,
[23:53] <rom> ?
[23:53] <rom> for vnc?
[23:53] <artfullylost> Anyone?
[23:54] <rom> sudobash: did you receive vnc pass?
[23:54] <Darkrift2> ahhh, root left, were all doomed!
[23:55] <arschknacker1> paule118
[23:55] <Darkrift2> whew, root is back... was scared for a minute
[23:55] <artfullylost> Anyone? I'm confused.
[23:58] <sudobash> rom /join #sudobash


[00:13] <bkerensa> pleia2: so I guess there is going to be no push for Global Jams this time round?
[00:14] <pleia2> bkerensa: not one led by the canonical community team
[00:14] <bkerensa> LOL
[00:14] <bkerensa> :)
[00:15] <bkerensa> I guess the Ubuntu Community Team will have to do it
[00:15]  * bkerensa snickers
[00:15] <pleia2> indeed :)
[00:15] <pleia2> I had to nudge czajkowski this morning to announce it somewhere
[00:15] <bkerensa> LOL
[00:15] <bkerensa> thats sad
[00:15] <bkerensa> :D
[00:15] <pleia2> I think everyone forgot about it except me :)
[00:16] <bkerensa> yeah I saw a comment by someone from the "Canonical Community Team" that said they were working on more important things
[00:16] <bkerensa> :D
[00:16] <pleia2> I was starting to write out my september schedule and was like "hey wait..."
[00:17] <pleia2> so I looked up the wiki, saw it had been scheduled, then looked for announcement, couldn't find one!
[00:17] <bkerensa> A good project for a jam would be to update the jam wiki :D
[00:17] <bkerensa> I just made some tweaks
[00:17] <pleia2> hehe
[00:18] <bkerensa> I think doc jam sounds good this time
[00:18]  * bkerensa needs to run now its 101 degrees and im dying
[00:18] <pleia2> I am doing an iso testing jam!
[00:18] <pleia2> good luck
[03:45] <nhaines> Gareth: I hope for Ubucon for SCALE12x but I will have to work with others again this year.
[03:46] <Gareth> nhaines: hmm?
[03:48] <nhaines> Not 12!  The next one! heh
[03:49] <nhaines> Gareth: I'll need to find some helpers for Ubucon this year but I would like to see it return.  It's such a fun event.  :)
[04:04] <Gareth> nhaines: Ahhh cool.  wondered why you were talking about 12 already :)
[04:18] <nhaines> Gareth: one always needs goals right?  :)
[04:24] <Gareth> yup :)
[05:23] <MarkDude> This seems a bit odd, imho http://pctrends.freeforums.org/what-is-linux-regal-t62.html
[05:23] <darthrobot> Title: [Home of Linux Regal & Royal • View topic - What is Linux Regal ?]
[16:30] <pleia2> sfzoo is doing an evening event tonight: https://sfzoo.worldsecuresystems.com/BookingRetrieve.aspx?ID=123335
[16:30] <darthrobot> Title: [Noc’tails at the San Francisco Zoo]
[16:30]  * pleia2 going
[16:31]  * pleia2 links this to Ubuntu somehow
[16:31] <pleia2> they have koalas!
[16:47] <raevol> anyone want to help me with a shell script?
[16:47] <raevol> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1151707/
[16:47] <darthrobot> Title: [Ubuntu Pastebin]
[16:48] <raevol> when i echo $g, if i had manually typed that command in, it would work. escaping the spaces like that works, but when i run it from the script like that, it doesn't see the space escaping
[16:50] <raevol> or if anyone has a better way of writing a script that will print at PDF files in a directory, even if they have spaces in the names
[16:52] <akk> Could you just call lpr from the loop where you're looping over files, rather than passing the whole list of args to one lpr command?
[16:53] <raevol> when i did that, my printer would print the first file, and then give an error
[16:53] <akk> Or maybe put single quotes around each file rather than escaping the spaces with backslashes.
[16:53] <akk> But hmm, you certainly should be able to call lpr more than once.
[16:53] <raevol> i think calling it that way sends all the files at once instead of queueing them
[16:56] <raevol> single quotes doesn't seem to help, still looks for "Capping" as the first file :/ so weird
[16:56] <raevol> i am sure that would work if i was typing it into the command line instead of calling it from a script
[16:58] <akk> Personally when I get to the point where I'm bending over backwards trying to trick shells into doing strange string things, I usually give up and rewrite whatever it is in python. :)
[16:59] <raevol> yea :/
[17:01] <pleia2> raevol: run it with -x to see exactly what the script is doing? (I can't actually replicate this, the script works ok for me but I s/lpr/echo)
[17:01] <akk> With echo it's hard to tell where the arguments actually separate.
[17:02] <akk> Better than echo would be to pass it to a for loop that echos each arg on a separate line (or write a separate script that does that, and call it)
[17:02] <akk> to show what the lpr command is really seeing
[17:02] <pleia2> ah, true
[17:03] <raevol> :S
[18:25] <raevol> akk: i got it working :D http://paste.ubuntu.com/1153133/
[18:25] <darthrobot> Title: [Ubuntu Pastebin]
[18:26] <akk> Wow, tricky!
[18:26] <raevol> :D
[18:26] <akk> If I were you I'd add some comments -- I know when I do something like that, if I come back more than 2 weeks later I have no clue what I did. :)
[18:27]  * akk tends to add comments including a URL to where I found the solution as well as a description of what it does
[18:27] <bkerensa> I think I might go down to  California in the fall
[18:27] <bkerensa> >.< contemplating
[18:37] <raevol> yea i need to comment it
[18:37] <raevol> but the awesome thing is i can run it from a bat script in windows with plink
[18:37] <raevol> so i just got myself happy immediate batch printing from any computer in the office...
[18:39] <akk> yay
[20:50] <bkerensa> pleia2:<PHONE_NUMBER> <-- I made a script that checks BART arrival times :)
[20:50] <pleia2> hehe