[19:27] <Pirate_Hunter> KeyLimePi, its there just keep ;looking I just did a search and found it
[19:27] <ActionParsnip> !info samba
[19:27] <ActionParsnip> KeyLimePi: sudo apt-get install samba
[19:27] <Jordan_U> Ulmo: Yes, with lvpm: http://lubi.sourceforge.net/lvpm.html
[19:27] <savid> I have an app that runs on my desktop that allows me to control it via my phone,  but the stupid app keeps a window open at all times.  Is there a way to automatically "hide" an app's window when it starts up?
[19:27] <KeyLimePi> Pirate_Hunter: Online or in the repositories. I only see "samba4" in my repositories. Is there a source I need to add?
[19:27] <ActionParsnip> Savid: open it with alltray
[19:27] <Ulmo> Jordan_U: Nice :)
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> Savid: the app will reside in the system tray
[19:28] <savid> ActionParsnip, cool thanks, I'll check it out
[19:28] <Ulmo> Thing is when I installed ubuntu I thought I'd put it on a partition but it doesn't show up inside gparted.
[19:28] <Jordan_U> boba: Can you pastebin your current grub.cfg?
[19:28] <Pirate_Hunter> KeyLimePi, try aptitude search samba it will show you in alphabetical order all packages with the term samba find the one that says samba on its own or follow ActionParsnip  command
[19:29] <KeyLimePi> Okay....and I assume I should find a blank samba .conf file. I did alot of tweaking last night and I want to start fresh and re-configure all over again.
[19:29] <KeyLimePi> Samba is installed
[19:29] <Pirate_Hunter> KeyLimePi, it's all the repo they wouldn't leave samba out unless your source list is different
[19:30] <Ulmo> How do I know if I'm on wubi or not?
[19:30] <KeyLimePi> Pirate_Hunter: I got samba installed via terminal. I just couldnt find it when going via Synaptic
[19:30] <ikonia> Ulmo: did you install using a CD from within windows
[19:30] <Ulmo> ikonia: I had a confused installation, initially tried installing within windows, then booted using cd afterwards and installed so I don't really know what I've got, which is weird..
[19:30] <MontyCarleau> Hey all, how does ubuntu use the "proxy" user?  If I want an application's user to access a directory owned by "proxy" can I change the ownership?
[19:30] <KeyLimePi> Okay....let me copy/paste my clean samba file and see what I need to change.
[19:31] <Pirate_Hunter> KeyLimePi, /etc/samba/smb.conf I think if I aint mistaken
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> KeyLimePi: synaptic is slow. If you know the package name just use apt-get ;)
[19:31] <ikonia> Ulmo: if you installed from a cd afterwards then you are not using wubi
[19:31] <Jordan_U> Ulmo: Run "mount" from within Ubuntu, if you see anything with "loop0" then you're probably booted into a wubi install.
[19:31] <KeyLimePi> yeah, thats where it installed back in the day
[19:31] <Ulmo> ikonia: So why should the partition manager only show one partition, not two?
[19:31] <KeyLimePi> Im copying/pasting that file now. It should be pretty "barebones out of the box" since I kept a clean copy back
[19:31] <boba> Jordan_U: I don't have such file
[19:32] <boba> Jordan_U: in /boot/grub/
[19:32] <ikonia> Ulmo: oh dear, then it looks like you didn't install properly from the CD
[19:32] <Zol> Are there any important files in /bin or /lib?
[19:32] <Ulmo> Jordan_U: /dev/loop0 on / type ext4 (rw,errors=remount-ro)
[19:32] <KeyLimePi> http://pastebin.com/AdDqYmtg
[19:33] <Pirate_Hunter> KeyLimePi, out of curiosity you just said you installed samba wouldnt that mean you didn't have samba installed in the first place?
[19:33] <Jordan_U> Zol: Yes, many. I'm somewhat concerned, why are you asking?
[19:33] <Ulmo> ikonia: But everything is working fine.
[19:33] <Jordan_U> Ulmo: You're booted into a wubi install.
[19:33] <KeyLimePi> Pirate_Hunter: I had samba4 installed at first. My partner might of installed it while we were reinstalling my computer's distro. he and I didnt reallize that samba4 was gonna be trouble. :)
[19:33] <ikonia> Ulmo: wubi can work fine,
[19:34] <KeyLimePi> Pirate_Hunter:  But now I have samba not samba4
[19:34] <Zol> Jordan_U: My VPS has been compromised. I've managed to get access to it through the manager console. So I'm compressing everything and uploading to my other FTP as a backup since I can't access it otherwise with FileZilla & SFTP. I'm not a very experienced ubuntu user so I'm not sure where all important config files might be. :/
[19:34] <Pirate_Hunter> KeyLimePi, ok no problem that yeah your file would be barebone just customize it to your needs
[19:34] <Jordan_U> boba: Please run this script and pastebin the RESULTS.TXT file it produces: http://sourceforge.net/projects/bootinfoscript/
[19:35] <KeyLimePi> So if the home folder I want to link XP's "my documents" to is "/home/john123" how would I do it?
[19:36] <chowlala> anyone know if there's a keynote for ubuntu?
[19:36] <chowlala> keylimpi: you "cd john123"
[19:36] <KeyLimePi> and yeah, I gotta ifconfig & ipconfig so I cna find the IP address for it to talk to
[19:36] <Pirate_Hunter> KeyLimePi, man samba and their are great tuts on that all over the net
[19:37] <KeyLimePi> Pirate_Hunter: and of course, I havent had to mess with smb.conf  for vmware in ages. Out of practice samba chick. Meh.
[19:37] <Jordan_U> chowlala: There are a few presentation programs available, the closest thing to keynote that you can use with Ubuntu is actually a web app: http://280slides.com/Editor/
[19:38] <boba> Jordan_U: nothing is result is produced
[19:38] <boba> Jordan_U: no is result is produced
[19:38] <boba> Jordan_U: no  result is produced
[19:38] <chowlala> jordan_u: wow, rly? kthx, will try it
[19:38] <Zol> Jordan_U: When I rebooted my VPS I got "Access Denied" whenever I tried logging on. Though, through the manager console I could logon and even if I changed passwords to the same it said that were unchanged. So I don't know why I can't logon. :/ Either as root/user
[19:38] <Jordan_U> boba: Do you know the difference between sh and bash?
[19:38] <Pirate_Hunter> KeyLimePi, no worries you'll get their i've got deactivated as my printer has proprietary drivers so I had o create a simple print server in vbox
[19:38] <infid> i have ubuntu on my laptop. is using it on a public wifi network much of a security problem?
[19:39] <boba> Jordan_U: not really what i did was sudo sh bootinfo.....sh
[19:39] <Self_Important_> infid: no more than windows
[19:39] <KeyLimePi> yeah. this year has been a bad compputer year for me
[19:39] <boba> Jordan_U: i know that they are two different shells
[19:39] <KeyLimePi> First my motherboard dies in a computer and I have to get a new laptop
[19:39] <Jordan_U> boba: This is a bash script (as you can see fromm the #! line), you need to run it with "sudo bash" instead.
[19:39] <infid> Self_Important_: is it safe to shop while on a public wifi network?
[19:39] <KeyLimePi> 6 months later, the HD fro m that computer dies (it was a seagate *facepalm*) hehe
[19:40] <boba> Jordan_U: oki
[19:40] <IdleOne> infid: as much as it is on windows
[19:40] <infid> i dont use windows so i dont know what that means
[19:40] <IdleOne> infid: always take precautions when entering your CC numbers and other sensitive info.
[19:40] <IdleOne> on public wifi
[19:40] <Ulmo> Thanks for the help guys.
[19:41] <Self_Important_> infid: make sure you are on an SSL secure site. the little lock will show in the bottom right of the browser... https://
[19:41] <Pirate_Hunter> KeyLimePi, it all builds experience you'll be able to pass on later
[19:41] <boba> Jordan_U: http://pastebin.com/uPv2nBTz
[19:41] <cesc> does anyone in here have ever installed mythtv on ubuntu?
[19:41] <infid> ok
[19:41] <KeyLimePi> Pirate_Hunter: Yes. Oh, and its been one last nail in the coffin for me to be able to fully sayy from experience that Seagate is a horrible quality hard drive. Meh
[19:42] <Jordan_U> Zol: Files from /bin and /lib are not configuration dependant, and therefore don't really need to be backed up. Re-installing the packages will get you those files back.
[19:42] <KeyLimePi> Pirate_Hunter: This was the 4th drive in the last 10 years that has done this to me (2 of them being from workplaces).
[19:42] <Jordan_U> !clone
[19:42] <Ginosal> hi everybody
[19:42] <Pirate_Hunter> !hi Ginosal
[19:43] <chowlala> hrm ok, so the 280slides site isn't cutting it out for me
[19:43] <Self_Important__> !hi Ginosal
[19:43] <chowlala> i have openoffice, is there a way to install more transitions, effects, etc?
[19:43] <Ginosal> i'm trying to use wubi to install ubuntu in windows. after the installation, it asks me to reboot. i do it, but nothing happens. no choice screen, only windows xp :(
[19:43] <Pirate_Hunter>  !hi | Ginosal
[19:44] <Self_Important__>  !hi | Ginosal
[19:44] <guntbert> Self_Important__: stop repeating please
[19:45] <Eighteens> whats the command to make a shortcut to a file, is it still ln
[19:45] <notmorewindows> help me s.os. i have this problem  :You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver.  Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X serve
[19:45] <xsaiddx> Eighteens: yes
[19:45] <boba> Jordan_U: http://pastebin.com/uPv2nBTz
[19:45] <KeyLimePi> This does resemble how I had it set up last time: http://pastebin.com/jK4MUGWh
[19:46] <xsaiddx> guys im havin some poblem with this game speed dreams when i hit the opengl option menu it exit
[19:46] <Pirate_Hunter> notmorewindows, that is pretty straightforward instructions
[19:47] <notmorewindows> pirate this problem is caused by xubuntu
[19:48] <guntbert> !tab | notmorewindows
[19:48] <notmorewindows> ubottu im not a expert
[19:49] <notmorewindows> im not an expert
[19:49] <koshie> For know the adress of my wifi card, I will type in gnome-terminal iwconfig and it's " Access point" ?
[19:49] <koshie> (hi)
[19:49] <xsaiddx> can someone help with this speed dream game it doesnt start at all
[19:49] <KeyLimePi> So I used this config: http://pastebin.com/jK4MUGWh
[19:50] <Pirate_Hunter> KeyLimePi, who are you speaking to? If you're asking a question its different, please use names and this might help https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpSamba & https://help.ubuntu.com/6.06/ubuntu/serverguide/C/configuring-samba.html
[19:50] <notmorewindows> this problem is caused by xubuntu : that is pretty straightforward instructions
[19:50] <koshie> Or maybe is ifconfig and HWaddr ?
[19:50] <xsaiddx> i need help speed dreams doesnt start on lubuntu
[19:50] <KeyLimePi> Oh, no one in particular. I know multiple people have helped me today so I didnt want to direct that to any one person
[19:50] <notmorewindows> this problem is caused by xubuntu: You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver.  Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server.
[19:51] <notmorewindows> im not an expert i want a solution
[19:51] <koshie> xsaiddx, hey, when you run it with a shell, what is the error message ?
[19:51] <koshie> -with +on
[19:51] <Pirate_Hunter> notmorewindows, I mean the error tells you what to do in the last line i.e just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root - type in terminal/tty windows sudo nvidia-xconfig and follow the instructions on screen
[19:52] <xsaiddx> koshari: hang on ill un via console then give you the thing
[19:52] <notmorewindows> ok i to try it
[19:52] <boba> Jordan_U: any idea?
[19:53] <KeyLimePi> Either way, I want to try my smb.conf file out but it seems that the restart command wont work. I have smbd in etc/init.d but not samba
[19:53] <KeyLimePi> despite that samba is installed
[19:53] <astrojp> I want to install sun-java6-jdk but 'sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk' isn't finding anything. I'm on 10.04.
[19:53] <xangua> astrojp: did you enable the partner repository¿
[19:54] <Perelli> sorry for offchannel but where do i change colours of windows in pidgin? already ticked the plugin
[19:54] <Pirate_Hunter> KeyLimePi, smbd
[19:54] <notmorewindows> pirate what is the next step now?   otmorewindows@notmorewindows-laptop:~$ sudo nvidia-xconfig
[19:54] <notmorewindows> [sudo] password for notmorewindows:
[19:54] <notmorewindows> WARNING: Unable to locate/open X configuration file.
[19:54] <notmorewindows> sh: pkg-config: not found
[19:54] <notmorewindows> New X configuration file written to '/etc/X11/xorg.conf'
[19:54] <notmorewindows> notmorewindows@notmorewindows-laptop:~$
[19:54] <FloodBot2> notmorewindows: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:54] <KeyLimePi> smbd start/running, process 6677
[19:55] <KeyLimePi> thats what it gave back. Not sure if that means it restarted smbd afterall
[19:55] <Ulmo> Is there any way I can use LUBI with Ubuntu 10.04?
[19:55] <xsaiddx> koshari: here you go http://wordpress.pastebin.org/360548
[19:55] <Pirate_Hunter> KeyLimePi, yup you got it now check if the settings connect this will be come easier the second time around
[19:55] <astrojp> xangua: there seems to be a partner for jaunty but not karmic. Do you think that's the issue?
[19:56] <Pirate_Hunter> notmorewindows, you have created a new basic xorg.cof file hopefully now you should have gui without needing to edit it any more (hopefully) if your on tty just type startx otherwise ctrl+alt+backspace (however, I aint sure if that works anymore)
[19:57] <xsaiddx> koshari: here you go http://wordpress.pastebin.org/360548
[19:57] <notmorewindows> pirate i have the same problem
[19:57] <notmorewindows> yet
[19:58] <Pirate_Hunter> notmorewindows, the setting wont come into action unless you restart gdm or your system?
[19:59] <Pirate_Hunter> notmorewindows, like I said hopefully that should be enough to get you running however you may need to ass custom settings to that file in which case someone else will need to help you with that as I dont have nvidia
[19:59] <Pirate_Hunter> notmorewindows,   ass>add
[20:00] <xsaiddx> guys when i run speed dreams via console it gives me this http://wordpress.pastebin.org/360548
[20:00] <notmorewindows> You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver.  Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server.
[20:00] <notmorewindows> the same  problem and my language is spanisH my english is very bad
[20:00] <KeyLimePi> Pirate_Hunter: Hmm...no dice.  I need to do a command line in XP to find out what is going on
[20:02] <Pirate_Hunter> KeyLimePi, http://burk.crabula.com/index.php?title=New_Headless_Ubuntu_Server_Guide near the bottom or just use control f to search from all terms with samba
[20:03] <Pirate_Hunter> notmorewindows, restart xserver, menaing restart xserver I already told you how to either that or restart the system and you should see the difference
[20:03] <zimbres> hi, anyone knows if ubuntu iptables configuration defaults to block port 22?
[20:03] <KeyLimePi> Would my vmware XP qualify as headless? It does more than the functions cited here.
[20:04] <discozohan> Can anyone say, will be any difference between raid 10 4 drives vs 6 drives ?
[20:04] <alen> is there like a command to boot in recovery mode? or should I just use the Live CD?
[20:04] <discozohan> will i get data reliability with 6 drives ?
[20:04] <guntbert> zimbres: by default no firewall rules are enabled at all
[20:04] <notmorewindows> pirate now i must delete my o.s, xubuntu because i dont know  to repair it
[20:04] <Pirate_Hunter> KeyLimePi, your not interested in that your interested in the settings for samba
[20:04] <notmorewindows> linus is easy?
[20:05] <amendrezick> each time ubuntu boots, it changes the name of the device for the harddrive it boots from, ie in fstab i may have /dev/sda4 /home, but on booting, it won't mount as /dev/sda4 doesn't exist, it has become /dev/sdb4.. etc..
[20:05] <amendrezick> anyone got any ideas?
[20:05] <tboon> hey guys, quick question, is it possible to generate the "video" output totem has when playing an audio file, and then save that as a video file?
[20:05] <Tootoot222> alen: you just select the recovery mode option from the grub menu (at boot); if you don't see it, hold down the 'shift' key after your see your computer manufacturer logo right after the system starts up
[20:05] <bujak> #ipw2100
[20:05] <Pirate_Hunter> notmorewindows, it is easy just like learning french or any other language I guess I couldn't help you
[20:06] <Tootoot222> amendrezick: use UUIDs for whatever you're trying to do
[20:06] <Jordan_U> amendrezick: Use UUIDs instead, like the default fstab entries do.
[20:06] <zimbres> guntbert, I am not being able to connect to my pc from outside the localhost. I can ping but not ssh it ...
[20:06] <KeyLimePi> When I restart smbd, I do get this: "smbd start/running, process 7240 " Anything to be concerned about?
[20:06] <notmorewindows> pirate i need parameters console for to repair it
[20:06] <lietu> zimbres: well are you running sshd?
[20:06] <amendrezick> thanks, i'll have a look
[20:06] <alen> Tootoot222: alright
[20:06] <Pirate_Hunter> KeyLimePi, nope
[20:06] <Tootoot222> KeyLimePi: it means you're running a samba server, which lets you share files to windows (and mac i think too) computers
[20:06] <zimbres> lietu, yes
[20:07] <Jordan_U> notmorewindows: There is #ubuntu-es if you'd like support in spanish.
[20:07] <guntbert> zimbres: on your pc type sudo iptables -L  -- that lists all firewall rules
[20:07] <KeyLimePi> Tootoot222: Thanks. :)
[20:07] <Pirate_Hunter> notmorewindows, ddi you follow my instruction did you sudo nvidia..etc and did the new file get created in /etc/X11/xorg.conf if so what is the problem?
[20:07] <notmorewindows> the support in spanish is bit and bad
[20:08] <zimbres> lietu, guntbert , If I try user@ip in my machine I can connect, but if I try from outside the LAN it times out.
[20:08] <KeyLimePi> Pirate_Hunter: What would be the best way , now that i took the setup from that headless guide, added it to my smb.conf and restarted smbd, to see if my VM will see and open up an explorer window for the address?
[20:08] <Jordan_U> boba: The probelm is that you have two filesystems with the same UUID, whichever happens to be found first is the one that will be used
[20:08] <tboon> hey guys, quick question, is it possible to generate the "video" output totem has when playing an audio file, and then save that as a video file?
[20:09] <ubutom> notmorewindows, use tab completion or else 'pirate' maybe won't see your messages
[20:09] <alen> where do I get the Live CD?
[20:09] <guntbert> zimbres: from outside the LAN? then your router is blocking access
[20:09] <alen> is it the same as the desktop edition?
[20:09] <Dr_Willis> !download
[20:09] <notmorewindows> pirate since the manager packs  i can to have a easy solution?
[20:09] <Dr_Willis> alen:  desktop = live. yes.
[20:09] <alen> ah
[20:09] <alen> got it
[20:10] <Pirate_Hunter> KeyLimePi, are you even sharing your folders in XP that is supposed to reflect your settings in XP, afetr that you should be able to share the folders, by the way if you use VirtualBox it is much easier and you don't have to mess with samba and takes less than 5minutes
[20:10] <cutiyar> Cam i erase disk?
[20:10] <zimbres> guntbert, I did not configured the router to block access. Could it be the cable modem? I am directly connected to the cable modem the ISP provided.
[20:10] <KeyLimePi> Pirate_Hunter: What do you mean by that question?
[20:11] <Tootoot222> zimbres: routers automatically block everything until you tell them not to (because of NAT)
[20:11] <lietu> zimbres: it could be the cable modem, it could be the isp, it could be the other computer you're trying to SSH from... can you try to SSH within your lan?
[20:11] <Jordan_U> sheff: I need to leave now, you might want to write down that the command to re-install grub once you've booted your actually install is "sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc -pcritical"
[20:11] <notmorewindows> linux isnt easy linux give  problems
[20:11] <pr0xy> What does a group ID number do?
[20:12] <guntbert> zimbres: normally nobody is able to access a host on your LAN from outside, that must be configured
[20:12] <lietu> pr0xy: it identifies a group?
[20:12] <Tootoot222> pr0xy: it's used to let somebody that doesn't own the file be able to read/write/execute it
[20:13] <uLinux> hello
[20:13] <pr0xy> how do I modify one for planeshift? it said I required ID 770 and $USER:games
[20:13] <lietu> it's probably mode 770
[20:13] <Pirate_Hunter> KeyLimePi, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuMagazine/HowTo/Switching_From_VMWare_To_VirtualBox:_.vmdk_To_.vdi_Using_Qemu_+_VdiTool this shows how to move you windows image to virtualbox and what I meant is that virtualbox is much easier to use specially when sharing folders
[20:13] <yoyoned> pr0xy: chgrp
[20:14] <Tootoot222> Pirate_Hunter: vmware has a shared folders thing built in btw
[20:14] <KeyLimePi> Alright. fair enough
[20:14] <pr0xy> like, what do they mean and which group's ID should be 770?
[20:14] <zimbres> Tootoot222, I tried to configure the cable modem but did not find valuable information on the web on how to do it ..., lietu : I called the ISP and they say they are not blocking 22, and I can connect to the localhost ..., guntbert : Could you help me doing it?
[20:14] <Pirate_Hunter> Tootoot222, i've stated I do not know nothing about vmware I am just helping getting samba to work
[20:14] <hareldvd> Can I take a snapshot of the desktop when I point to a system menu item?
[20:14] <lietu> I highly doubt they're saying that any group ID needs to be 770
[20:15] <KeyLimePi> But how do I test my smb.conf settings to see if my vm can open an explorer window that shows the /home/user folder which Im trying to share from host to guest?
[20:15] <KeyLimePi> I have the command line open in XP
[20:15] <guntbert> zimbres: step 1) what is the ip address of your pc?
[20:15] <Dr_Willis> hareldvd:   I think ive seen it done with some tools that have a 'delay setting' that can wait a few sec then take a snap shot.  but i cant recall the name of the tools.
[20:15] <Pirate_Hunter> KeyLimePi, never mind about the link the latest vbox can handle vdk image so you can just use it as it is
[20:15] <Tootoot222> KeyLimePi: open explorer and put \\server\share into the top address bar
[20:15] <pr0xy> lietu: it says so in the installation for planeshift
[20:16] <Dr_Willis> Pirate_Hunter:  oh? thats a new feature i could of used last year.. :)
[20:16] <zimbres> guntbert, <IP_ADDRESS> (output of ifconfig for eth1)
[20:17] <guntbert> zimbres: may I try to ping it?
[20:17] <zimbres> guntbert, yes, go ahead
[20:17] <KeyLimePi> Tootoot222: Well tha tseems to have worked but only if I put the IP address in. It still cant work if I put \john1234 after it.
[20:17] <Pirate_Hunter> Dr_Willis, I wasn't even aware till now wait should thank the person that took their time to reply
[20:17] <pr0xy> should I change the ID of games to 770?
[20:17] <KeyLimePi> and with just entering the IP, I get Printers and faxes and "scheduled tasks". nothing else.
[20:18] <Ulmo> How do I specify the file to set selections from with: dpkg −−set−selections
[20:18] <sheff> jordan_u:  sorry i was called away
[20:18] <gustv> como faço pra entrar na sala ubuntu br?
[20:18] <anthon_> can any bordy plese drop the danish ubuntuserver on freenode?
[20:19] <ubutom> gustv, /join #ubuntu-br
[20:19] <ubutom> anthon, I guess #ubuntu-dk
[20:19] <Pirate_Hunter> KeyLimePi, check your network places in windows
[20:19] <KeyLimePi> Is it possible that it because the home directories area of smb.conf are commented out?
[20:19] <anthon_> thanks;)
[20:20] <KeyLimePi> Pirate_Hunter: "My Network Places" opens up blank
[20:20] <sheff> jordan_u:  what was the link for grub 2 cd?
[20:20] <Dr_Willis> KeyLimePi:  the 'home' shares are a special kind of share that i always enable. :) its a handy feature. lets you connect to //server/USERNAME  and get to their home. I rarely share specific dirs. I just use the home shares.
[20:21] <guntbert> zimbres: ok you are obviously on a regular ip address - I'll have a look into ssh config - brb
[20:21] <KeyLimePi> Dr_Willis: Yeah. Im workign with a clean smb.conf file so they are commented out with  a semicolon
[20:21] <Dr_Willis> KeyLimePi:  thats the default. but will not interfear with you making specific shares.
[20:21] <Dr_Willis> KeyLimePi:  one of the first things i always do is excit smb.conf and set the workgroup and enable writeable home shares.
[20:21] <KeyLimePi> Dr_Willis: So what is missing from my smb.conf.
[20:22] <KeyLimePi> Dr_Willis: Workgroup is already set up (and is not commented out).  So what else could it be?
[20:22] <sheff> jordan_u:  nvm i'll find it. thanks again
[20:22] <Dr_Willis> KeyLimePi:  no idea. I havent notic3d the original issue.
[20:22] <Pirate_Hunter> KeyLimePi, http://www.hackorama.com/network/samba.shtml I asked you earlier where you sharing the folder in windows the link explains quite well what I meant
[20:22] <guntbert> zimbres: did you check your firewall rules with sudo iptables -L already?
[20:23] <zimbres> guntbert, yes, seems to be ok, but i am not used to iptables, so that i cannot make sure it is ok, I will paste it
[20:23] <guntbert> !pastebin | zimbres
[20:24] <KeyLimePi> I believe we set up smbpaswd on the linux side
[20:24] <zimbres> guntbert, http://pastebin.com/gLBSSf3c
[20:25] <julian__> Trying to install a program and being told by Terminal that I need to install the development version of my distribution for python.  What is the version for Ubuntu 10.04?
[20:25] <Incarnation> how can i query the terminal window to return the kernel version that is being used by ubuntu?
[20:25] <Tootoot222> Incarnation: ``uname -a''
[20:25] <Incarnation> thanks Tootoot222
[20:25] <Tootoot222> or if you only want the kernel version, ``uname -r''
[20:26] <Incarnation> thanks :)
[20:26] <Pirate_Hunter> KeyLimePi, now you need the windows side I just tend to share my Public folder
[20:26] <guntbert> zimbres: you enabled a firewall - open that application and a) try to temporaily disable it, b) change the rules to accept ssh
[20:26] <trism> julian__: you probably want python2.6-dev since 2.6 is the default in ubuntu
[20:27] <julian__> thanks trism...couldn
[20:27] <Incarnation> how can i query the terminal for the version number of GCC that is currently being used in ubuntu?
[20:27] <julian__> thanks trism, couldn't find it in the ubuntu software center.  I'll search for it.
[20:27] <zimbres> guntbert, which application?
[20:27] <Dr_Willis> Incarnation:  gcc --version  ?
[20:27] <Incarnation> thanks Dr_Willis
[20:28] <Incarnation> sorry for the stupid questions
[20:28] <Dr_Willis> Incarnation:  most apps have a --version option :)
[20:28] <Pirate_Hunter> KeyLimePi, to tell you the truth just going in google and using the search criteria samba windows share has so many links which are much easier to follow than my instructions and each have very good explanations and examples
[20:28] <Dr_Willis> Incarnation:  some odd ones  dont.. but they are rare. :)
[20:28] <Incarnation> yeah, I am kind of treating ubuntu like its a windows product
[20:28] <guntbert> zimbres: that I cannot know - but I'll look
[20:28] <Incarnation> thats why I keep running into these things
[20:29] <Incarnation> i would only be interested in learning the inner workings if i ran into a problem and had to fix it myself
[20:29] <Dr_Willis> Incarnation:  yep. It pays to learn the fundamentals.. and you get amazed at how well thoguht out/logical linux can be. :) well parts of it at least.
[20:29] <zimbres> guntbert, I do not remember having set a firewall here ...
[20:29] <julian__> ah, found it trism, thanks!
[20:29] <Incarnation> luckily i havent run into any such problems yet
[20:29] <zimbres> guntbert, I am quite new to all this ...
[20:29] <guntbert> zimbres: firewall apps are: ufw, firestarter,...
[20:29] <shawncm217> free antivirus suggestion?
[20:29] <Incarnation> my only real issue with learning the fundamentals is that i dont have the time or resources to do it myselff
[20:30] <Dr_Willis> Incarnation:  think of 'legos and layers' Linux is lots of little blocks. building up layers of the OS. It pays to learn at least the basics of the blocks.
[20:30] <Tootoot222> shawncm217: you don't need antivirus on ubuntu
[20:30] <gustv> i from brazil. i dont try xchat brazilian. Can i help me?
[20:30] <SlidingHorn> shawncm217, clamav
[20:30] <toyman61> Ubuntu 10.04: Running webcasts from SANS (using SUN Java Web Starter). Running in Ubuntu the sound is chopping off after 2 seconds, returning for 2 seconds and so on. Running the same in VirtualBox with Windows XP SP3 runs smootly. Anyone ?
[20:30] <guntbert> !av | shawncm217
[20:31] <edbian> !Linux
[20:31] <Dr_Willis> Incarnation:  I buy lots of linux books from the clearance section of the book store.. keep them in the 'reading room'  :) and read them for about 5 min every morning,.,.
[20:31] <Incarnation> Dr_Willis: how do you manage to remember all that stuff?
[20:31] <guntbert> zimbres: did you install ubuntu yourself?
[20:31] <Incarnation> Dr_Willis: my main concern is with biology
[20:31] <FabParma> Do you know a desktop search that index only file names skipping  the contents? I used on ms everything search desktop and in max 1 second it found exactly a file even on 2 tb hd
[20:31] <Kuehlschrank> if you are logged in as root you should have an antivirus software :-)
[20:31] <guntbert> !ot | Incarnation
[20:32] <zimbres> guntbert, ps -ef | grep ... gives no ufw and firestarter. Yes, i did myself
[20:32] <Incarnation> sorry
[20:32] <LifeEscalade> hello all
[20:32] <guntbert> zimbres: all firewall apps only the the kernel which rules to enable, then they stop again
[20:32] <Dr_Willis> Incarnation:  you rember what you use.. and  if i stumble upon somthing i need to learn/use.. i 'rember' that i saw it in some book.. and i go back to it.
[20:32] <Incarnation> yeah
[20:32] <shawncm217> Thanks to SlidingHorn and guntbert
[20:33] <SlidingHorn> zimbres, ufw is installed by default...i believe you would have to install the GUI (i.e. a program like firestarter) yourself
[20:33]  * duffydack googles
[20:33]  * LifeEscalade yahoo's
[20:33]  * duffydack vuvuzellas
[20:33] <LifeEscalade> ZOMGNOES
[20:33] <LifeEscalade> rofl jkj
[20:33] <Dr_Willis> Incarnation:  for example. I dont Use scp every day.. but i rember the basics of what i read   and the core idea that 'scp' is supposed to work like 'cp' only with  user@server type addresses also. :)
[20:33] <zimbres> guntbert, I didn't get what you said
[20:34] <Pirate_Hunter> Dr_Willis, any ideas on how to maintian bookmarks mine are full with useful linux links however.... errrh.. its in total disarray and I wont even dare try to organise it manually
[20:34]  * LifeEscalade needs to get out of work to work on my lamp server >.>
[20:34] <Kuehlschrank> duffydack: vuvuzelas are horrible
[20:34] <ubutom> !br | gustv
[20:34] <guntbert> SlidingHorn: but do I remember correctly that ufw doesn't enable any rules by default?
[20:34] <LifeEscalade> brb
[20:34] <guntbert> zimbres: sorry, word was missing: all firewall apps tell only the the kernel which rules to enable, then they stop again
[20:34] <Pirate_Hunter> guntbert, it doesn't I should know I use iton both systems
[20:34] <Dr_Willis> Pirate_Hunter:  http://delicious.com/dr_willis   :) delicious.com and its extensions for firefox keep me sane.
[20:35] <Agu10_> hi
[20:35] <Agu10_> I have ubuntu 10.04 but I cannot find the compiz window separation plugin, nor the cube deformation one
[20:35] <zimbres> guntbert, Do you know how handle this, what do I have to do?
[20:35] <edbian> Agu10_, sudo apt-get install compiz-config-settings-manager
[20:36] <duffydack> Agu10_, compiz-fusion-plugins-extra?
[20:36] <Pirate_Hunter> Dr_Willis, nice will check that out and i can access them online which is a major bonus, kudos for that
[20:36] <SlidingHorn> zimbres, guntbert sorry to go back here...but what was the original question?  I kinda came in halfway through
[20:36] <edbian> Agu10_, Proper package name: compizconfig-settings-manager
[20:37] <guntbert> SlidingHorn: zimbres has firewall rules enabled that prevent him from sshing into his pc
[20:37] <zimbres> SlidingHorn, The problem is that i am not being able to connect to port 22 from outside the LAN
[20:37] <julian__> Doing a ./configure and I'm being told that glib-2.0 isn't found.  I've installed gir1.0-glib-2.0 from ubuntu software center and still get the same error.  What's wrong?
[20:37] <SlidingHorn> you have to allow ssh access: sudo ufw allow ssh/tcp
[20:38] <guntbert> SlidingHorn: zimbres' iptables: http://pastebin.com/gLBSSf3c
[20:38] <edbian> zimbres, Do you have a home router?  Forward the port on there as well.
[20:38] <zimbres> SlidingHorn, I mean I can connect if I ssh user@localhost
[20:38] <FabParma> Please, do you know a "desktop search" that index only file names skipping  the contents? I used on ms "everything search desktop" and in max 1 second it found exactly a file even inside a 2 tb of files. Thankyou
[20:38] <guntbert> edbian: he is on a public ip address
[20:38] <edbian> guntbert, Thanks :)
[20:39] <LLLLL> hello, I'm wondering if there are any folders in Ubuntu that you can store shit in that you can hide
[20:39] <guntbert> edbian: thx for the observation though - always nice to have "backup" here :-)
[20:39] <LLLLL> I have 2 porn files I don't want my dad to see, he's not very smart when it comes to computers
[20:39] <guntbert> !language | LLLLL
[20:39] <LLLLL> Where is a safe non threatening place in My Computer to store files
[20:39] <LLLLL> what?
[20:39] <edbian> LLLLL, I'll pretend you didn't mention what it was.  Just begin the folder with a . and it will be hidden.  .myStuff
[20:39] <LLLLL> o sorry for s***
[20:40] <LLLLL> what's wrong with porn btw?
[20:40] <zus> is ther a channel for dropbox?
[20:40] <zus> i just want to know on my second computer do i set up another account and link public folders or install and use existing account?
[20:40] <Mavrik-> um, how can I get GRUB menu (for kernel parameters) on Ubuntu server?
[20:40] <Dr_Willis> LLLLL:  each linux user should have their own home  - so why is he even accessing any of your stuff,. :)
[20:40] <Mavrik-> it always just skips that
[20:40] <edbian> LLLLL, It's just in appropriate for the channel
[20:40] <LLLLL> alright thanks
[20:40] <gellmar> hi! Does anybody have the problems with missing sound modules after the last 10.04 update?
[20:41] <gellmar> snd-hda-intel does not load
[20:41] <gellmar> and modprobe fails too
[20:41] <SlidingHorn> !enter | gellmar
[20:41] <gellmar> SlidingHorn:ok
[20:42] <guntbert> zimbres: did SlidingHorn's suggestion work?
[20:43] <zimbres> SlidingHorn, guntbert : I always get this: ssh: connect to host <IP_ADDRESS> port 22: Operation timed out
[20:43] <zimbres> guntbert, It didn't work
[20:43] <zimbres> guntbert, SlidingHorn , You can try yourselves to see it ...
[20:43] <gustv> como faço pra mudar meu kmail para versão brasileira?
[20:43] <gellmar> zimbres: check your ssh server
[20:44] <edbian> zimbres, Try some other ports.  Sometimes your ISP blocks ports
[20:44] <gellmar> zimbres: and try to ping it out
[20:44] <guntbert> zimbres: then try sudo ufw disable (that should clear all rules, DANGEROUS)
[20:44] <smerdykov> hi chan, I have a sony vaio running lucid and now for some reason, after coming home yesterday, it no longer wants to connect to my home wifi
[20:44] <zimbres> edbian, I called them, they says port 22 is blocked.
[20:44] <guntbert> !br | gustv
[20:44] <julian__> Do you sometimes have to restart your computer before some newly installed packages take effect?
[20:44] <smerdykov> I can still see the network, but it doesn't accept the password (which I'm using on this box right now)
[20:44] <edbian> zimbres, Well then you have to use a different. port.    Obviously port 22 isn't going to work if they block it.
[20:46] <guntbert> zimbres: port 22 *is* blocked? before you said otherwise (or so I understood)
[20:46] <zimbres> edbian, I should have said they do not block it.
[20:46] <edbian> zimbres, O :)  Thanks
[20:46] <LifeEscalade> lol im back!
[20:47] <zimbres> guntbert, sudo ufw disable did not fixed it.
[20:47] <zimbres> guntbert, Is it possible that the cable modem is blocking port 22?
[20:48] <luig1> Hi, I'm trying to use the Brasero progam to copy an audio disc to a blank disc, because the default disc editor in 10.04 won't let me select that option. However, every time I try to have Brasero begin copying the disc, it says "All required applications and libraries not installed." and under that "Please install the following manually and try again:." and under that nothing. This is following my use of 'sudo apt-get install cdda2wav' at t
[20:48] <luig1> Anyone know what I can do now?
[20:48] <Pirate_Hunter> spoke to someone with no computer experience that said the inside of my comp was all wrong and I should let them make it symmetrical, im thinking errrrrh...
[20:48] <lietu> zimbres: just check the cable modem settings
[20:49] <zimbres> lietu, How, could you guide me .?
[20:50] <lietu> err.. google for the cable modem's make & model and "web interface" or something, pretty much all modems have some sort of a web interface to control them
[20:50] <guntbert> zimbres: sorry, I have no new ideas :-/
[20:50] <zimbres> lietu, I tryed to read modem user guide, but there was no information about ports blocked ...
[20:50] <ashutosh> i have some images. how do i set them to appear on my desktop as an album - just like the space photos?
[20:51] <zimbres> guntbert, thank you anyway .
[20:51] <lietu> zimbres: so can you connect to the ssh server if it's running on port 1022, for example? ... have you checked netstat -lpn | grep ":22" to see what it's listening on?
[20:51] <coz_> ashutosh,  not sure you may have to use the script for the space album for that  and maybe edit the script itself
[20:52] <coz_> ashutosh,  I havent looked into that but was going to try it at some point
[20:52] <dewitt> ubuntu 10.4 keeps cutting off. computer stays on dual boot xp don't go out.
[20:52] <boba> Jordan_U: how can i fix that?
[20:52] <_ath> I know ATI's proprietary drivers are a touchy issue, but does anyone have any thoughts as to why installing fglrx && using an xorg.conf that uses it causes the machine to completely hang? I installed it using that jockey front end, 'hardware drivers'
[20:52] <lietu> zimbres: I've seen SSH listening on <IP_ADDRESS> only, at least once, that blocked outside access
[20:52] <zimbres> lietu, I tryed 2222 yesterday, and the same hapened
[20:53] <kurumin> vcz/
[20:53] <lietu> zimbres: you ignored the second part of that line
[20:53] <kurumin> o que é isso?
[20:53] <LLLLL> I need help. how do I change or delete the current password on this account
[20:53] <coz_> ashutosh,   I meant the  cosmos  xml file located in /usr/share/backgrounds
[20:54] <lietu> LLLLL: run "passwd" in the terminal
[20:54] <LLLLL> or change all passwords to no passwords or to make a new password
[20:54] <LLLLL> alright
[20:54] <ashutosh> hmm ok thx coz_
[20:54] <ashutosh> i actually forgot where i had my images
[20:54] <ashutosh> :/
[20:54] <coz_> ashutosh,  open the xml with  gedit  and take a look at the contents
[20:54] <coz_> ashutosh,  your own images you mean?
[20:54] <ashutosh> yeah thanks will do once i find my images
[20:54] <ashutosh> yup
[20:55] <coz_> ok
[20:55] <LLLLL> thank you
[20:55] <zimbres> lietu, I get http://pastebin.com/D3AKAssd
[20:55] <dominicdinada> !wine
[20:55] <lietu> zimbres: ok, so that's not the problem then
[20:56] <lietu> zimbres: did you check iptables already?
[20:56] <zimbres> lietu, If a try nmap my-ip i see ssh listening on port 22, but if you try , you won't see it.
[20:56] <lietu> was that a response?
[20:57] <radi> hello, where i can find the ppd file for my printer hp psc 1410 ?
[20:58] <zimbres> lietu, Some people checked it, I have no experience with it, but if you want to make sure : http://pastebin.com/gLBSSf3c
[20:58] <zimbres> lietu, thats the output of iptables -L
[20:59] <lbb> does anyone here know html2text?? Or why this doesn't work? cd ~/pod/news/ &&  cat > "a txt.txt" && html2text -o  "a txt.txt" ~/pod/news/a.html
[20:59] <pr0xy> When I try to launch PlaneShift on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS, I get a bunch of stuff I don't understand back. http://pastebin.com/CczCsPHV
[21:00] <Dark_Star1> Evening all. I wonder if someone could help me with a query. Is it possible to hide a user on gnome's login screen?
[21:00] <lietu> zimbres: hmmm... well my next to steps would be to check the cable modem settings, and then ask the ISP for ideas
[21:00] <SomethingCool> anyone can help me crack my own wep wireless network, i am following online instructions and have a broadcom NIC and am stuck setting my source of kismet
[21:00] <lietu> SomethingCool: why are you trying to crack your own wep wireless network?
[21:00] <LLLLL> how do I make another account on Ubuntu as a USER?
[21:00] <Incarnation> can  anyone help me install my logitech quickcam express?? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9514663#post9514663
[21:01] <dominicdinada> why is wine blocking all my software with the executable bit lock Corel Ulead Video Studio blocked bit... Nusphere phpeditor IDE blocked bit... what is the purpose of having Wine if it is blocking all my legit software.I can understand crapware
[21:01] <dutchie> trying to set up a rt2870-based usb net adapter. I can load the module, lsusb sees it, but I can't get it to show up in ifconfig
[21:01] <SomethingCool> im trying to learn
[21:01] <pr0xy> When I try to launch PlaneShift on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS, I get a bunch of stuff I don't understand back. What do I do? http://pastebin.com/CczCsPHV
[21:01] <Dark_Star1> LLLLL: System -> Administration -> Users and Groups
[21:02] <newboon2age> I just did (what I think was called) a 'distribution upgrade' and the final step is reboot, but it comes up in grub2 recovery interface.  Eeeek!!!!  Can anyone help me with this?
[21:02] <lietu> dutchie: have you checked ifconfig -a, maybe the interface is just down?
[21:03] <pr0xy> newboon2age: try reinstalling grub
[21:03] <dutchie> lietu: nope, just get eth0 and lo
[21:03] <dominicdinada> why is wine blocking all my software with the executable bit lock Corel Ulead Video Studio blocked bit... Nusphere phpeditor IDE blocked bit... what is the purpose of having Wine if it is blocking all my legit software.I can understand crapware
[21:03] <newboon2age> pr0xy: how do i do that?
[21:03] <Dark_Star1> Is it possible to hide a user on gnome's login screen or possibly set it so that user names aren't shown but rather typed
[21:03]  * newboon2age total newbie  pr0xy
[21:04] <zimbres> lietu, thanks you .
[21:04] <lietu> Dark_Star1: I'm sure both are possible, have you checked the system menus? ... have you tried google?
[21:05] <LLLLL> Running into problems making a new user
[21:05] <pr0xy> newboon2age: apt-get install grub
[21:05] <pr0xy> When I try to launch PlaneShift on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS, I get a bunch of stuff I don't understand back. What do I do? http://pastebin.com/CczCsPHV
[21:05] <Dark_Star1> lietu: The Administration => login screen interface menu is limited
[21:05] <newboon2age> pr0xy: but its not booting to ubuntu
[21:05] <LLLLL> :~$ adduser
[21:06] <LLLLL> adduser: Only root may add a user or group to the system.
[21:06] <Dark_Star1> LLLLL: What problems.. Please be specific
[21:06] <pr0xy> newboon2age: all you need is a CLI
[21:06] <guntbert> LLLLL: of course - that is so
[21:06] <LLLLL> Let me type it out
[21:06] <pARAd0X85> how to install the last dev version of ubuntu with unity desktop ?
[21:06] <lietu> LLLLL: sudo adduser ...
[21:06] <Dark_Star1> LLLLL: You need the sudo password to be able to add someone into your system
[21:06] <LLLLL> right
[21:06] <LLLLL> I did that
[21:07] <LLLLL> oooh
[21:07] <pARAd0X85> I am getting many problems, after apt-get ... I can't change the interface to that
[21:07] <mcs-che> hi to all
[21:07] <LLLLL> ooh i see
[21:07] <LLLLL> nvm
[21:07] <bastid_raZor> pARAd0X85: you should ask in #ubuntu+1
[21:07] <mcs-che> who can help me
[21:07] <LLLLL> how do I delete "testuser" ?
[21:07] <newboon2age> pr0xy: but its not booting to CLI
[21:07] <SomethingCool> how do i set my kismet source to my broadcom NIC...where can i see the driver name for my nic?
[21:07] <mcs-che> update-initramfs -u -k all - nothing to do
[21:07] <pr0xy> newboon2age: what is it booting to?
[21:07] <mcs-che> why&
[21:07] <lietu> LLLLL: how about using the tool in system->administration
[21:08] <SlidingHorn> Dark_Star1, I'm not sure if there is a way to do it specifically with GDM or not...you *could* try a different DM like LXDM, which by default requires that you type the username
[21:08] <dominicdinada> why is wine blocking all my software with the executable bit lock Corel Ulead Video Studio blocked bit... Nusphere phpeditor IDE blocked bit... what is the purpose of having Wine if it is blocking all my legit software.I can understand crapware
[21:08] <LLLLL> seems easier
[21:08] <Xcell> newboon2age-  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[21:08] <LLLLL> thank you
[21:08] <SlidingHorn> !wine | dominicdinada
[21:08] <Silly> I'm trying to get a wireless network card to connect to a specific network on bootup. I looked around and it seemed like the way to do that was to add stuff to /etc/network/interfaces. More detail: http://archlinux.pastebin.com/iMX88cAc can someone give me advice on what I should try next and or howtos or manual pages to read etc.?
[21:08] <dominicdinada> SlidingHorn: I didnt ask what wine was
[21:08] <Dark_Star1> SlidingHorn: Thanks... I'll stick with gdm then :/
[21:09] <SlidingHorn> dominicdinada, if you actually read that, it would tell you: "Join #winehq for application help"
[21:09] <lietu> Dark_Star1: http://projects.gnome.org/gdm/docs/2.18/gdmsetupusage.html
[21:09] <Dark_Star1> LLLLL: I already told you to use that tool..
[21:09] <lietu> Dark_Star1: is that the one you have tested?
[21:09] <mcs-che_> e
[21:09] <Dark_Star1> lietu: I'm just using the standard one that comes with Lucid
[21:10] <dominicdinada> SlidingHorn: in there asking the exact same question 182 people idle in there One would assume with 1482 in here that A, more active users B, at least 200 people if not more in here use wine
[21:10] <lietu> I wouldn't know what that is, try to run "gdmsetup" and see if it's the same thing
[21:10] <dominicdinada> and C that they as well have run into my same problem
[21:10] <newboon2age> Xcell: ty, checking it out now...
[21:10] <Xcell> k
[21:11] <SlidingHorn> dominicdinada, that's not the point.  the point is this is for Ubuntu support only...not wine support...i'm sorry that your question wasn't answered in what you consider a timely manner there, but that *is* the place to go for your issue.
[21:11] <Dark_Star1> brb gotta restart
[21:11] <dominicdinada> SlidingHorn: thanks for your input and well please refrain from answering my questions
[21:12] <guntbert> !attitude | dominicdinada
[21:12] <Kaaiman> hi, who can explain me what mini.iso is, does and doesnt?
[21:12] <SlidingHorn> dominicdinada, I'll respond to whichever questions I feel necessary...and I will point people to correct channels when necessary.
[21:12] <dominicdinada> guntbert: I am very clear on this and he is ignored.
[21:13] <guntbert> dominicdinada: please drop this tone here - you have been told before to keep to the topic of this channel
[21:13] <Kaaiman> I try to install Lubuntu Lucid on a Dell Inspiron 3500 notebook, PII 300 MHz with just 128 MB RAM
[21:14] <Kaaiman> but there's no alternate version of Lubuntu, and the GUI install only works from 160 MB RAM
[21:15] <newboon2age> pr0xy: its booting to the grub2 recovery console
[21:15] <Kaaiman> the next problem is that the laptop lacks an ethernet card, but I have a RaLink RT25000 chipset USB ethernet stick
[21:15] <Kaaiman> My question is if I can install the mini.iso and then setup wireless to install the missing part...
[21:15] <dominicdinada> why is wine blocking all my software with the executable bit lock Corel Ulead Video Studio blocked bit... Nusphere phpeditor IDE blocked bit... what is the purpose of having Wine if it is blocking all my legit software.I can understand crapware
[21:16] <Kaaiman> anyone any idea?
[21:16] <SlidingHorn> Kaaiman, you can try to do a netinstall and then do: sudo apt-get install lubuntu-desktop
[21:16] <Oer> dominicdinada, you could check wine hq > http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=3348
[21:16] <dominicdinada> Oer: Thanks I will take a look
[21:16] <Oer> dominicdinada, there you find it iis rubbish, sorry
[21:16] <Kaaiman> SlidingHorn: the problem is, I have to have a base system in which I can setup wireless
[21:17] <sirelfman1> I upgraded to 10.04 and I need some help fixing an start mount
[21:17] <dominicdinada> Oer: Well the real problem is that there is executable bit errors on everything :(
[21:17] <sirelfman1> I have two problems that I think are related
[21:17] <SlidingHorn> Kaaiman, depending on your wireless card, the kernal may have a module pre-loaded that would work
[21:17] <luig1> Hi, I'm trying to use the Brasero progam to copy an audio disc to a blank disc, because the default disc editor in 10.04 won't let me select that option. However, every time I try to have Brasero begin copying the disc, it says "All required applications and libraries not installed." and under that "Please install the following manually and try again:." and under that nothing. This is following my use of 'sudo apt-get install cdda2wav' at t
[21:17] <dominicdinada> How can a Install CD have a bit problem I understand questionable software
[21:17] <Kaaiman> SlidingHorn: I have a USB ethernet stick with RT2500 chipset; that chipset is Linux compatible...
[21:18] <Kaaiman> SlidingHorn: I believe the drivers are present in the kernel
[21:18] <pr0xy> !grub | newboon2age
[21:18] <dominicdinada> !grub2 | newboon2age
[21:19] <newboon2age> pr0xy: ty, i'll check them.
[21:19] <pr0xy> kk
[21:20] <sirelfman1> Problem 1 - i can't delete a mount shortcut from my desktop
[21:20] <Ziaeon> hey, we're tied 1 1 with ghana
[21:20] <Ziaeon> how does it work now in elimination matches
[21:20] <SlidingHorn> !ot Ziaeon
[21:20] <Ziaeon> do we go into overtime until someone scores?
[21:20] <Ziaeon> god
[21:20] <Ziaeon> fine
[21:20] <Oer> sirelfman1, unmount it first.
[21:21] <Redcl0ud> 2 15 minutes next up for the match
[21:21] <sirelfman1> oer: i get an error any time i click on it, its not mounted
[21:21] <SlidingHorn> Ziaeon, but to answer your question, it goes to a shootout ;-)
[21:21] <guntbert> !ot | Redcl0ud
[21:21] <FabParma> I discovered how "Everything search engine", works. It uses the MFT of NTFS, now all it is clear, was impossible index 1 milion of files with a standard desktop in less then 1 second. Do you think should be possible to do the same on EXT4?
[21:22] <dominicdinada> So if I cant get Ulead to work whats is a good video editor, Creation software ??????
[21:22] <sirelfman1> sorry, gotta go, bbs
[21:22] <Newbie_> Hi all!!! :D
[21:22] <ubiracysantos> halo!
[21:22] <Oer> sirelfman1, open nautilus > gksudo nautilus , maybe now you have sufficient rights to remove the link
[21:22] <coz_> Newbie_,  hey guy
[21:22] <Kaaiman> SlidingHorn: I could also try to install xubuntu alternate first, then uninstall xfce and install lubuntu-desktop... but I think that would use more space because of apps I won't use...
[21:23] <SlidingHorn> Kaaiman, well you could remove the entire xubuntu-desktop metapackage and then install lubuntu-desktop
[21:23] <Pirate_Hunter> Kaaiman, just do a minimal install of ubuntu and install a wm like lxde, fluxbox... etc
[21:23] <computa_mike> quick question - how do you lose pixfrogger ?   I installed it on nbr ...the red x top left does nothing
[21:24] <Oer> dominicdinada, i like openshot http://www.openshotvideo.com/
[21:24] <dominicdinada> Like the installed video Editor PitiVi always Errors searching for codecs
[21:24] <dominicdinada> Oer: Thanks again ill give that a look
[21:24] <SlidingHorn> dominicdinada, avidemux, cinepaint, cinelerra, kino, jashaka, LIVES, vivia, KDEnlive, FFmpeg.............
[21:24] <Kaaiman> Pirate_Hunter: you mean with mini.iso?
[21:25] <dutchie> i have no idea why this stupid network adapter isn't working :(
[21:25] <Newbie_> Pitivi, Openshot. What about KDenliev? I'm searching for something like Sony Vegas ;)
[21:25] <Oer> thnx SlidingHorn there are more good editor, true
[21:25] <Pirate_Hunter> Kaaiman, if that is what it is called, you can do it through the server/alternate livecd
[21:26] <dominicdinada> Oer: do you use openshot ?
[21:26] <xsaiddx> hello guys can someone please tell me hoe ican kno if have the latest driver for my display card thanks
[21:26] <Pirate_Hunter> dominicdinada, handbrake i think its called check it out, I am sure it has a ppa
[21:26] <Kaaiman> well tnx and I'll see if it will succeed :)
[21:27] <dominicdinada> I have seen handbrake on windows. I am very skeptical adding repos, Because I added a repo and it tried updating my kernal
[21:27] <dominicdinada> kernel*
[21:28] <SlidingHorn> tell dominicdinada that if he wasn't being ignorant he would have seen several good suggestions
[21:28] <Xcell> dominicdinada-  what about http://fixounet.free.fr/avidemux/
[21:29] <dominicdinada> I have tried Avidmux Actually I think i still have it let me check
[21:29] <guntbert> how did I manage to get root owned directories in *my* trash?
[21:29] <newboon2age> Can someone guide me on this grub2 recovery process from the web page that pr0xy recommended?  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Recover Grub 2 via LiveCD
[21:30] <thune3> luig1: you seem to be affected by: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/brasero/+bug/529696    it says this was fixed in a release a week ago. I don't know if it has pushed to updates. You might be able to temporarily enable lucid-proposed and update *only* brasero.
[21:30] <dominicdinada> Xcell: Avidmux just crashed opening h.264 audio on a .mov sample i had handy
[21:30] <Vexille> newboon2age: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[21:30] <Xcell> oops
[21:31] <DoZeroAoUm> hi all, where I can download the original sources.list for lucid?
[21:31] <sheff> tootoot222: i'm back and on "My Ubuntu" ran tha command and then installed the "maintaners" one . the first one on the list
[21:31] <dominicdinada> then again I have about 4 h.264 codecs installed and the only thing that has played all videos i have so far has been gnome mplayer :/
[21:31] <guntbert> SlidingHorn: best to let it lie :-)
[21:32] <sheff> tootoot222: hav't rebooted yet though
[21:32] <Xcell> vlc wont do it ?
[21:32] <lietu> any ideas how the console installer tries to determine the codename for the release? ... I keep getting an error "Debootstrap Error", "Failed to determine the codename for the release." and can't see anything useful in the logs and google isn't being useful with this
[21:33] <lietu> ... I assume this problem is due to me using unetbootin to stick the alternative image on an usb stick, had to mount /dev/sdb1 to /cdrom manually also to get it working at all
[21:33] <sirelfman1> back again, I have two problems that I think are related to a recent upgrade
[21:34] <sirelfman1> problem 1- before the upgrade, I had a network mount that was set up to be made at startup, and created a link on the desktop
[21:34] <newboon2age> Xcell: sorry, i think that was you that recommended it.  Vexille: I'll check that one too.
[21:34] <sheff> tootoot222: should i run any other commands to check it or update it?
[21:35] <Vexille> newboon2age: it's the same thing i do to recover grub for someone that borked theirs, or after someone installed windows and lost their grub install
[21:35] <newboon2age>  I'm looking at the /etc/default/grub file, but i don't know what to look for.  Got this from: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Recover Grub 2 via LiveCD .  Vexille Xcell pr0xy
[21:35] <sirelfman1> the link is still there, but it won't connect, I get the this error "The file is of an unknown type", the link is named "elfman on nwdrive.volume". this worked fine before the upgrade, but doesn't work now
[21:36] <Agent_Smith> Where I can download the original sources.list from lucid?
[21:37] <darksider> Agent_Smith, have you tried googling for "sources.list" ?
[21:37] <darksider> or even "file:sources.list" (not sure if that's an operator though)
[21:37] <SlidingHorn> !google
[21:37] <newboon2age> It says"Now you need to edit the /etc/default/grub file to fit your system" but it doesn't say what to edit in the file. Vexille: Xcell pr0xy
[21:37] <Agent_Smith> darksider: yes
[21:38] <darksider> hmmm
[21:38] <Vexille> newboon2age did you keep going on the page instructions where it tells you to get the UUID of the disc?
[21:38] <darksider> Agent_Smith, i can upload you the original if you like? just gimme two secs to remove everything after my ### PERSONAL ADDITIONS ### comments lines
[21:38] <Agent_Smith> darksider: I found a lot things but nothing related about the original file
[21:38] <Agent_Smith> darksider: ok
[21:38] <computa_mike> Hi guys - I tried pix Frogger.. Played it... Can't close the application.  Tried everything - even killing the process
[21:39] <Agent_Smith> darksider: I think you can use the pastebin
[21:39] <darksider> Agent_Smith, my sources.list is from Karmic
[21:39] <darksider> i have upgraded though
[21:39] <darksider> yeah I was gonna pastebin it, anyways
[21:40] <computa_mike> right logoff then
[21:40] <newboon2age> I'm on  'nano /etc/default/grub' from https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Recover Grub 2 via LiveCD .  Vexille Xcell pr0xy
[21:41] <darksider> Agent_Smith, >>> http://pastebin.com/d1FsWGcJ   <<< if you want it
[21:41] <Vexille> newboon2age cause all it is in the livecd is just mounting the drive by clicking on it in the places folder, doing mount | tail -1 in a terminal, and doing sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/whateverUUIDnumberyougot /dev/sda
[21:41] <Agent_Smith> darksider: let me see
[21:41] <Vexille> you don't need to edit your grub file you can just point it to reinstalling the whole thing which is easier IMO
[21:41] <darksider> Agent_Smith, hope it can be of some use
[21:42] <darksider> Agent_Smith, you could boot Ubuntu Lucid from Disk and email the fresh sources.list to yourself, then reboot into your main setup and copy it over ??
[21:43] <akegata> I have some serious issues with a md raid 5 array. Several drives have been getting DMA errors and such for a while, so I'm trying to get all the data to another server, but now all of the sudden the raid broke and when I try to reassemble it I get the error "/dev/md1 assembled from 6 drives - not enough to start the array.", even though all 8 drives are added and available. Does anyone have any idea how I can fix this?
[21:43] <Agent_Smith> darksider: yes ... don't worry, your file has already help me
[21:43] <Agent_Smith> darksider: thanks a lot
[21:43] <Monotoko> hioay guys...slightly offtopic...but how does geolocation work? According to the wiki it uses my whois info, but if so..it wouldnt find my exact hometown
[21:43] <darksider> coolio. glad i could help man
[21:44] <Monotoko> it finds me with incredible accuracy :S
[21:44] <darksider> next time I run out of coffee i will give you a shout =]
[21:44] <lvh> Hello.
[21:44] <Monotoko> by "the wiki" i mean wikipedia
[21:44] <sheff> did  some one say Coffee ?????
[21:44] <lvh> Anyone know why Gnome (on Lucid) would ignore the StartupNotify=false directive in a desktop file for a window manager?
[21:44] <SlidingHorn> Agent_Smith, here's the default: http://paste.ubuntu.com/455618/     Found it here: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Lucid#Manually_add_repositories  (just didnt copy the medibuntu & google repos)
[21:45] <dominicdinada> Oer: Pirate_Hunter thanks It seems at least with handbrake I can read in all of the video formats and audio streams then at least export them to a usable format for other programs :D
[21:45] <lvh> My WM doesn't do startup notification, but Gnome waits on it anyway. That causes a timeout, which is annoying because my WM starts up, then nothing happens for 5 seconds, then Gnome starts.
[21:45] <SlidingHorn> coffee sounds good  --- sorry, OT  :-\
[21:45] <lvh> gnome-session says this: gnome-session[2128]: WARNING: Application 'stumpwm.desktop' failed to register before timeout
[21:45] <lvh> I know it doesn't register. That's why I have the StartupNotify=false ;-)
[21:46] <pallgone> lvh: use xmonad ;)
[21:48] <lvh> pallgone: That's one way of working around bugs :)
[21:48] <ntom> does ubuntu unity has problems with ati gfx cards ? I have a 3200
[21:49] <pallgone> lvh: maybe also consider using something else than ubuntu... :)
[21:49] <lvh> pallgone: Why?
[21:50] <SlidingHorn> ntom...not sure.  It's only in the 10.10 release..there's probably more knowledgeable people in #ubuntu+1
[21:50] <pallgone> lvh: in my experience ubuntu has too much bugs
[21:50] <lvh> pallgone: Can't comment, haven't used it long enough.
[21:50] <peturi> pallgone: Compared to what?
[21:51] <Incarnation> im trying to install my logitech quickcam express on 10.04, can anyone help me out? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9514663#post9514663
[21:51] <SlidingHorn> pallgone:  peturi beat me to the question...compared to what?
[21:51] <pallgone> peturi: debian squeeze
[21:51] <peturi> pallgone: Then agreede
[21:51] <newboon2age> Vexille: i'm booted on the UNE and though I've followed the mounting instructions from https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Recover Grub 2 via LiveCD, and get a mount result in terminal, the disk doesn't show on places menu so i can't try the gui mount thing you're talkig about.
[21:53] <peturi> SlidingHorn: Might have a solution for you, hold on
[21:53] <julian__> I'm having issues configuring an autogen.sh file with "./".  I'm getting a "autom4te: cannot create autom4te.cache:  No such file or directory"  Any suggestions?
[21:55] <Vexille> newboon2age: oh well then if you are that far along then you would only need to edit your grub file if you had any special needs, but if you don't know of anything specific that you have had to do to it in the past for your system then the default should work. just go ahead and run the sudo update-grub;sudo grub-install /dev/sda
[21:56] <peturi> SlidingHorn: Plug the webcam in, then execute "sudo rmmod uvcvideo" followed by "sudo insmod uvcvideo" ... then go straigt to a program called "Cheese" and check if the webcam works. (Install cheese if u don't already have it)
[21:57] <SlidingHorn> peturi, I think you're directing @ the wrong user :)
[21:57] <kermit> what browser can i import my history and bookmarks from firefox but is faster than firefox?
[21:57] <peturi> Incarnation: Hey
[21:57] <Incarnation> hi peturi
[21:57] <newboon2age> Vexille: okay, i'll try that...
[21:57] <peturi> Incarnation: Plug the webcam in, then execute "sudo rmmod uvcvideo" followed by "sudo insmod uvcvideo" ... then go straigt to a program called "Cheese" and check if the webcam works. (Install cheese if u don't already have it)
[21:58] <peturi> Incarnation: Let me know if it works.
[21:58] <Incarnation> okay peturi, ill do that right now
[21:58] <peturi> Incarnation: I've had problems with exacly the same webcam as u mentioned, this was the only way for me to get it to work
[21:58] <Incarnation> peturi: uvcvideo does not exist in /proc/modules
[21:58] <Incarnation> sudo apt get uvcvideo?
[21:58] <peturi> Incarnation: uh...
[21:59] <Incarnation> "ERROR: Module uvcvideo does not exist in /proc/modules"
[21:59] <peturi> kernel modules are not to be found in apt-get
[21:59] <peturi> So i dunno
[21:59] <peturi> strange
[21:59] <peturi> Hold on
[21:59] <Incarnation> okay
[21:59] <Vexille> kermit: you could try chromium. i use the ppa:chromium-daily/ppa repository, and i have had no issues with it so far.
[21:59] <root> wewew
[22:00] <rewq> #ubuntu-ru
[22:00] <julian__> I'm having issues configuring an autogen.sh file with "./".  I'm getting a "autom4te: cannot create autom4te.cache:  No such file or directory"  Any suggestions?
[22:01] <Vexille> julian__: you do have everything you need installed like automake and all that?
[22:02] <julian__> Vexille, I do have automake installed.  Are there any others?
[22:02] <peturi> Incarnation: try "sudo rmmod uvcvideo" followed by "sudo modprobe uvcvideo"
[22:03] <kermit> Vexille: ok, thanks
[22:03] <Incarnation> ERROR: Module uvcvideo does not exist in /proc/modules
[22:03] <Incarnation> incarnation@incarnation-desktop:~$ sudo modprobe uvcvideo
[22:03] <Incarnation> incarnation@incarnation-desktop:~$
[22:03] <Incarnation> looks like nothing happened..
[22:03] <Incarnation> i must be missing the module, maybe there is a way to install it?
[22:04] <peturi> Incarnation: I'm not sure
[22:04] <peturi> Incarnation: Nothing happent cuz it works, excuse me.
[22:04] <Incarnation> wait, what? it works?
[22:04] <peturi> Incarnation: First ro rmmod and then modprobe
[22:05] <Incarnation> hmm it didnt give me any feedback
[22:05] <Incarnation> incarnation@incarnation-desktop:~$ sudo rmmod uvcvideo
[22:05] <Incarnation> incarnation@incarnation-desktop:~$ sudo modprobe uvcvideo
[22:05] <Incarnation> incarnation@incarnation-desktop:~$
[22:05] <peturi> Incarnation: The feedback is redirected to /var/log/messages i think
[22:05] <peturi> Try cheese, and see if your webcam works
[22:06] <Incarnation> no...doesnt look like its working
[22:06] <Incarnation> all i see is a black area
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[22:06] <Incarnation> and i think cheese just froze up
[22:06] <collinp> Really?
[22:06] <darksider> lame
[22:06] <codebrainz> Incarnation, what type of video device is this?
[22:06] <h32Lg> o.0
[22:07] <diferance> is there a difference between *.*.32 and *.*.rt kernals?
[22:07] <Incarnation> its a logitech quickcam express, 046d:0850
[22:07] <Benwa> diferance, rt means real time kernel
[22:07] <codebrainz> Incarnation, do you have a TV card in the box too?
[22:07] <DrGrov> WTF was that vinghaodyyee?
[22:07] <Incarnation> a tv tuner card? no, just a graphics card
[22:07] <collinp> Dragnslcr: That's called a spammer.
[22:07] <diferance> but it's kernal is much older version...
[22:07] <halvors> How can i simply build a .deb package?
[22:07] <Rehan> WTF??
[22:07] <Benwa> diferance, good for video and sound editing
[22:07] <_ath> when trying start X using the fglrx provided for 10.04 in xorg.conf, the entire machine freezes and has to be reboot by powercycling, it doesn't get far enough to write anything to the logfile, anyone got any ideas?
[22:07] <peturi> Incarnation: Try it again? I've had to do it 2-3 times in a row, here is a similiar problem with another kind of a webcam, http://indiangeek.com/blog/?p=60
[22:07] <PlainFlavored> diferance: well i know that rt is usually short for real time kernel, which means that each process gets immediate cpu attention
[22:08] <codebrainz> Incarnation, strange.  try xawtv.  I've had that make non-working video devices start working (some v4l2 init stuff I suspect)
[22:08] <peturi> Incarnation: You need to close cheese and open it up again after you execute the commands
[22:08] <peturi> close as in 'exit the application'
[22:08] <diferance> right..but it's not the most recent version...it's *.*>12-rt
[22:09] <diferance> ubuntu load screen still says 10.4 i thought it was sopposed to be 10.10
[22:09] <sheff> tootoot222: should i run any other commands to check it or update it????
[22:09] <diferance> th e most recent version of ubuntustudio?
[22:09] <Tootoot222> sheff: um, what were you doing again?
[22:09] <Vexille> Julian__: I was just making sure. I am not too experienced with doing anything with automake other than it always seems to be a package I don't have installed like intltool and crap like that.
[22:09] <Incarnation> okay, im installing xawtv
[22:09] <VCoolio> diferance: 10.10 will be released in october, number after the dot is the month
[22:09] <sheff> tootoot222: grub2 lol
[22:10] <Incarnation> the commands dont seem to be doing anything
[22:10] <diferance> hehe
[22:10] <diferance> cool good to know
[22:10] <MBSTO> wt...
[22:10] <Tootoot222> sheff: what commands did you run already?
[22:10] <MBSTO> :S ghana 2 - USA 1 :O
[22:10] <diferance> so this is normal for the rt kernal to be the way it is?
[22:10] <guntbert> !ot | MBSTO
[22:10] <peturi> Incarnation: The commands do their thing, the output is sent to /var/log/messages, run "fail -f /var/log/messages" in a seperate window to see the output in realtime
[22:10] <MBSTO> -.-'
[22:10] <bandie91> hello!
[22:10] <MBSTO> xD
[22:11] <diferance> gooo gana and usa!!!<cheers for both teams hehe
[22:11] <peturi> Incarnation: fail was supposed to be tail
[22:11] <MBSTO> m4v, my amarok crashed, again ¬¬
[22:11] <bandie91> what the hell happend on the wireless networking in ubuntu 10.04 ??
[22:11] <guntbert> !ot > diferance
[22:11] <gafir> does anybody know if firewire expresscards for laptops usually work well on ubuntu?
[22:12] <pallgone> ot ot ot
[22:12] <sheff> tootoot222: i'm on my ubuntu now and did as you said. i ran "sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc -pcritical" and chose the first option ... to install the mantainers one
[22:12] <bandie91> i cant connect wifi APs anymore
[22:12] <clayg> how do i change the boot screen?
[22:12] <Incarnation> okay...i just ran rmmod and modprobe again
[22:12] <Vexille> bandie91: if you are using a broadcom wireless chip that can't use the b43-fwcutter package what we did was just use the bcmwl-kernel-source package from karmic instead of the wl module in lucid.
[22:12] <Incarnation> Jun 26 17:12:11 incarnation-desktop kernel: [25191.236629] usbcore: deregistering interface driver uvcvideo
[22:12] <Incarnation> Jun 26 17:12:16 incarnation-desktop kernel: [25196.615816] usbcore: registered new interface driver uvcvideo
[22:12] <Incarnation> Jun 26 17:12:16 incarnation-desktop kernel: [25196.616035] USB Video Class driver (v0.1.0)
[22:12] <SlidingHorn> !paste | Incarnation
[22:12] <julian__> Vexille, I'm getting a "libtoolize not found"
[22:12] <peturi> bandie91: Make sure your wifi is turned ON, there's a button on your laptop somewhere... 90% of support calls are cuz users accidentally hit that button, it's there even if u don't konw it.
[22:12] <Benwa> bandie91, do tou use a proprioritary driver?
[22:12] <Tootoot222> sheff: well i didn't actually say that but ok
[22:12] <Incarnation> still nothing
[22:13] <sheff> tootoot222: havn't rebooted yet , just want to know is there any thing els i should do ?
[22:13] <diferance> what would cause ubuntu to reset it's ip addresses? i had to set it back to auto dhcp to re connect???
[22:13] <Tootoot222> try reboot
[22:13] <bandie91> iwconfig wlan0 essid qwe -> dont connects to AP
[22:13] <sheff> ok here goes!
[22:14] <Sa[i]nT> Where do I get a list of the current repositories?
[22:14] <bandie91> Benwa: modprobe rt2500 works on previous ubuntu release
[22:14] <peturi> Incarnation: Then im out of advices...
[22:14] <Vexille> julian__: do you have all the libtool stuff installed? you could make sure by checking synaptic
[22:14] <diferance> did ubuntu get spammed? or did my router reset?
[22:14] <Incarnation> crap :o
[22:14] <Incarnation> peturi i tried running "make all" on this driver thing
[22:14] <guntbert> !repos |  Sa[i]nT
[22:14] <diferance> hmm
[22:14] <neezer> is it possible to set something up for an audible alarm to go off when my handbrake finishes ripping a dvd?
[22:14] <Incarnation> maybe you can help me out with this
[22:14] <diferance> <checks his router logs
[22:14] <Incarnation> http://qce-ga.sourceforge.net/ << i was trying to install this
[22:14] <bandie91> peturi: i use a pci wifi card (RT2500) and ifconfig wlan0 up
[22:15] <Incarnation> but i ran into some errors
[22:15] <julian__> Vexille...getting closer! :-)  I installed it...guess i overlooked that line before.
[22:15] <guntbert> diferance: please keep to the topic - you router logs are of no concern here
[22:15] <Incarnation> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9514663#post9514663 i dont know if youre signed up for the forums
[22:15] <Incarnation> but i detailed the errors from the command in that thread
[22:16] <nilezon> Anyone here speaking Italian? Please /msg me
[22:16] <xiong> neezer, Have you considered a shell script?
[22:16] <augustl> I would like to bind <Menu>1-5 to switch to the equivalent workspaces. How can I do that?
[22:16] <guntbert> !it | nilezon
[22:16] <halvors> Noone know howto create a .net?
[22:16] <augustl> swapping the left windows key and the menu key would also work
[22:16] <diferance> gun my router logs will tell me if the router was reset or if it was ubuntu preventing an attack...it is relevent to ubuntu security
[22:16] <halvors> .deb sorry
[22:17] <augustl> halvors: how to make a package, you mean? Or how to create a .deb from an existing package?
[22:17] <guntbert> diferance: not relevant to ubuntu support
[22:17] <neezer> xiong, I would, but I wouldn't know where to even begin. i'm not very advanced at all...i have done echo "hello world" and a few if then fi stuff with shell scripting.
[22:17] <iceroot> halvors: use dh_make and read the whole manpage of debhelper
[22:17] <Sa[i]nT> Where do I get a list of the current repositories?
[22:17] <phisher1> sorry..
[22:17] <Sa[i]nT> None of those links showed me the repos.
[22:17] <iceroot> halvors: and for fast building use dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot   for he final build use pbuilder
[22:17] <halvors> No grapical ui?
[22:18] <codebrainz> Incarnation, can you explain your problem again, I missed most of what's happening
[22:18] <Incarnation> right,
[22:18] <Procule> I'm having problem with I/O of the hardrive SATA. I even changed the hard drive and it still there. It makes the system slowing down and it even makes hang the system for seconds. What could it be ?
[22:18] <Incarnation> apparently these drivers for a series of logitech cameras of which mine is a part of were developed
[22:18] <halvors> The bad thing with Ubuntu, all thing need to be done from command line...
[22:18] <iceroot> Sa[i]nT: look at /etc/apt/sources.list  and replace karmic,jaunty or whatever with lucid
[22:18] <Incarnation> the website is http://qce-ga.sourceforge.net/
[22:19] <Incarnation> i downloaded the tar.gz file for the drivers, extracted all the files, and attempted to run "make all" at the terminal prompt in the directory where i extracted all the files
[22:19] <Incarnation> but it gave me some errors
[22:19] <Procule> I had the problem too with karmic
[22:19] <SlidingHorn> !enter | Incarnation
[22:19] <Incarnation> i detailed the errors at the following thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9514663#post9514663
[22:19] <Incarnation> duly noted, sorry!
[22:19] <augustl> anyone on swapping left windows and menu key?
[22:19] <SlidingHorn> Incarnation, it's all good :)  just trying to keep it clean in here
[22:19] <VCoolio> augustl: search compiz settings manager, it's in there
[22:19] <guntbert> Sa[i]nT: what do you actually need?
[22:19] <xiong> neezer, Jump in, the water's fine. You might prefer writing scripts in Perl; it's more powerful/flexible and perhaps easier to grasp.
[22:20] <Incarnation> I understand, I can barely keep up with the flow of text myself... real eyesore.
[22:20] <halvors> So how make a .deb from ui?
[22:20] <iceroot> halvors: you can do things also from the gui
[22:20] <SlidingHorn> augustl, I'm not sure what you mean...but are you trying to use the windows key to open your menu?
[22:20] <augustl> SlidingHorn: no, I'm trying to swap the menu key and the windows key :)
[22:20] <iceroot> halvors: creae he files wih the (gui)-edior you like
[22:20] <xiong> neezer, The general answer to all questions of the form "How do I do X and Y" when both X and Y are already built stuff is to write a script.
[22:20] <augustl> the menu key is the odd one with the mouse cursor on it ;)
[22:20] <diferance> it seems it was ubuntu preventing a ddos attack...
[22:20] <halvors> So HOWTO BUILD A DEB FROM GUI??
[22:20] <Vexille> halvors: it's not ui, but checkinstall is easy to make a .deb with.
[22:20] <julian__> I'm missing clutter-1.0 now.  Can't seem to find the right package to install in Ubuntu 10.04...Any suggestions?
[22:20] <iceroot> halvors: man dh_make
[22:21] <halvors> a gui?
[22:21] <augustl> halvors: again, what do you mean by "making a deb"? Writing a package, or building an existing package?
[22:21] <codebrainz> Incarnation, so what happens currently when you connect the quickcam?  checking the last few lines of dmesg, what driver gets loaded when you plug it in?
[22:21] <iceroot> halvors: why need a gui for the manpage?
[22:21] <diferance> it was targeting my bro's pc i think..
[22:21] <Incarnation> codebrainz: how do I check what gets loaded? I don't understand
[22:21] <halvors> Writing a new package...
[22:21] <Slart> diferance: do you have an actual ubuntu support question?
[22:22] <diferance> slart excuse me? i'm currently working with somone to resolve this here
[22:22] <codebrainz> Incarnation, unplug the cam, replug it, wait 10 seconds maybe and then run "dmesg | tail -n 20"
[22:22] <augustl> halvors: what is it you want to write a package for?
[22:22] <iceroot> halvors: before building read the help,so that you know what "control, rules" and so on is
[22:22] <neezer> xiong, I figured as much, but I don't even know how handbrake would say that it is done...i suppose i could continuously monitor some variable that handbrake would set when it is done, and use beep to sound when the variable changes, but I would have no idea how to even start.
[22:22] <Slart> diferance: then you might want to put their nick first on the lines you write.. like you did now
[22:22] <VCoolio> julian__: if you're compiling always search for the -dev packages of dependencies, e.g. libclutter-1.0-dev
[22:22] <Vexille> halvors: are you building a package from source, and what to make it a .deb file?
[22:22] <Sirius_> hi, anyone knows how to run a gtk application on the a remote desktop on bash(ssh)?
[22:23] <diferance> slart 0.o
[22:23] <Slart> diferance: otherwise it will all get very confusing and people will assume you're just talking to yourself
[22:23] <iceroot> halvors: and dh_make is creating the package structure so you dont have to write the files by hand
[22:23] <diferance> xD yes ty slart
[22:23] <Procule> I'm having problem with I/O of the hardrive SATA. I even changed the hard drive and it still there. It makes the system slowing down and it even makes hang the system for seconds. What could it be ?
[22:23] <xiong> neezer, Not that hard. In your script, just execute handbrake. Test the exit value if you like, then sound an alarm.
[22:24] <neezer> test the exit value?
[22:24] <SlidingHorn> Procule, sounds like the connection or the board if you had the problems with two separate HDDs
[22:24] <halvors> But a GUI to write simple packages who should contain a .desktop and an executable=
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[22:24] <halvors> ?
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[22:24] <FloodBot2> vaniegree: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:24] <Megaman> How is cairo dock against the mac dock?
[22:24] <collinp> *sigh*
[22:24] <Procule> SlidingHorn, I do test with hdparm and I get 40 MB/sec buffered read
[22:25] <mikubuntu> guys, i want to have a separate instance of firefox on my laptop, preferably the nightly build or whatever is in beta .. at one time i had downloaded a beta version i think of firefox codenamed shiretoko onto mom's machine.
[22:25] <solid_liq> wtf that's annoying
[22:25] <CrazyDoode> gee
[22:25] <pallgone> it's silly how you always have to tell everyone how to behave, someone asks a question: don't do that, don't do this, don't ask like that, keep everything one one line, this is OT, !x | y, how narrow minded, get a life, good bye
[22:25] <lvh> Hey, I don't want to tell the #ubuntu people how to run their channel, but we use +r in #python and don't have this problem.
[22:25] <mw_netbook> i  am new to linux but have used ms win dows for many years, windowws has anti virus stuff but how do i keep safe with ubuntu ?
[22:25] <Error404NotFound> Megaman, use docky :)
[22:25] <zimbres> Why vaniegree is flooding here?
[22:25] <KungFuJesus> Ok I found a strange bug
[22:25] <Cpudan80> lvh: the powers that be sit in #ubuntu-ops
[22:25] <Error404NotFound> Megaman, i have tried mac dock, cairo, awn, all suck against docky :)
[22:25] <collinp> lvh: +R isn't good when there's a majority of people not registered in the channel.
[22:25] <iceroot> lvh: but you dont have 1500 users
[22:25] <KungFuJesus> when I click a button on my touchpad at the same time my finger is on the pad it causes a weird video crash
[22:25] <Megaman> cairo is good. How is it with options against the dock on a mac?
[22:26]  * psusi wonders what that was all about
[22:26] <SlidingHorn> lvh -- a lot of users aren't really big ICQ users, so they may not have their nicks registered
[22:26] <VCoolio> mikubuntu: you can install several versions of firefox at the same time, or find a .tar.gz of the one you want, extract where you like and run from there
[22:26] <Vexille> mikibuntu: installing a firefox repository won't override your ubuntu firefox install. they will exist side by side so you will be fine just using a current firefox repo
[22:26] <_ath> *IRC
[22:26] <mw_netbook> herro everyone
[22:26] <_ath> when trying to start X using the fglrx provided for 10.04 in xorg.conf, the entire machine freezes and has to be reboot by powercycling, it doesn't get far enough to write anything to the logfile, anyone got any ideas?
[22:26] <Vexille> lol VCoolio
[22:26] <Error404NotFound> mw_netbook, japanese dude?
[22:26] <VCoolio> Vexille: that was close ;)
[22:26] <Vexille> lol i know
[22:26] <Procule> SlidingHorn, could it be not enough swap space ?
[22:27] <mw_netbook> no but i find asian females highly interesting
[22:27] <mw_netbook> i  am new to linux but have used ms win dows for many years, windowws has anti virus stuff but how do i keep safe with ubuntu ?
[22:27] <Error404NotFound> mw_netbook, you said herro instead of hello :P. Anyways whats the issue?
[22:27] <VCoolio> mw_netbook: by not bothering about it
[22:27] <Vexille> mw_netbook: stay safe with ubuntu by installing ubuntu. problem solved.
 i  am new to linux but have used ms win dows for many years, windowws has anti virus stuff but how do i keep safe with ubuntu ?
[22:27] <Megaman> search
[22:27] <SlidingHorn> Procule, I really don't know what your issue would be.  I only suggested that it was the cable or the motherboard because you said that you had the same issue with two different HDDs
[22:27] <Slart> mw_netbook: keep your system up to date.. that should be enough for now
[22:28] <mw_netbook> just a n00b with linux so i am not sure how to stay safe from malware virus stuff
[22:28] <mikubuntu> vcoolio, is there some special repos for ubuntu that would contain the nightly build or beta that would be updated with the update manager?
[22:28] <_ath> mw_netbook: don't go executing shellscripts / binaries from anyone/where..
[22:28] <Error404NotFound> mw_netbook, you dont need much as far home user goes, use a firewall e.f. firestarter, clamav and thats all... and don't browse p*rn sites.
[22:28] <VCoolio> mikubuntu: yes, there is; on launchpad.net probably, let me search
[22:28] <_ath> mw_netbook: also, check if there are any services running you don't need.
[22:28] <Error404NotFound> mw_netbook, never run a command anyone tells you to unless you are sure.
[22:28] <mikubuntu> vcoolio, someone in #firefox said to ask here for the ppa's
[22:28] <mw_netbook> firestarter eh ? ty
[22:29] <xiong> mw_netbook, Probably not a problem.
[22:29] <diferance> RCN Corporation was the source of the attacks
[22:29] <Procule> SlidingHorn, ok thanks. I know linux a lot but that I can't find the issue. it's like the more I use the HD, the more the system slows. Even my xmms stops when the system is too I/Oing the Hd
[22:29] <Megaman> don't start fires
[22:29] <SlidingHorn> mw_netbook, most people will tell you that you don't need an anti-virus with Linux.  I, personally find that to be a little irresponsible, but it doesn't necessarily make them wrong.  You can use programs like clamav for AV protection and Ubuntu comes with ufw (uncomplicated firewall) which you can configure using a GUI like Firestarted
[22:29] <Error404NotFound> mw_netbook, yes, thats the GUI firewall, easy and simple... though for a normal home user using such stuff would be overkill.
[22:29] <SlidingHorn> mw_netbook, firestarter**  not firestarted
[22:29] <xangua> mikubuntu: ppa for what¿¿ firefox 3.6.4 ¿¿
[22:29] <VCoolio> mikubuntu: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mozilla-daily/+archive/ppa looks like it
[22:29] <Vexille> diferance: does your bro's pc have high value information on it? I don't understand what help you are trying to seek
[22:29] <_ath> Error404NotFound: no, it's not overkill.
[22:29] <mw_netbook> thank you all for your advice, it is appreciated
[22:30] <xiong> mw_netbook, That's good advice. When running a new command for the first time, or if you don't understand what you're doing, first 'man command' and see what it does.
[22:30] <xangua> VCoolio: that's not stahble, mikubuntu this is https://launchpad.net/~mozillateam/%2Barchive/firefox-stable
[22:30] <lvh> SlidingHorn: who cares, it takes three seconds and I think you can change the message so it tells people exactly what to do.
[22:30] <_ath> Error404NotFound: the sheer amount of 'normal home user's that have their boxes rooted without even knowing it
[22:30] <_ath> is astonishing
[22:30] <Error404NotFound> _ath, for a user who switches from windows where he is used to "Enable/disable" it is, and most people don't need it.
[22:30] <lvh> collinp: Sure, but how many of those are too dumb to use nickserv and how many of them never did because nobody made them? :-)
[22:30] <xangua> mikubuntu: wrong ppa again :S now THIS is https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mozilla-security/%2Barchive/ppa/
[22:30] <xiong> mw_netbook, It's very hard for someone to invade your Ubuntu machine unless you open the door to it yourself.
[22:30] <Error404NotFound> _ath, your and my definition of normal users differ :P 9th OSI layer problem.
[22:30] <collinp> lvh: Well...
[22:31] <Vexille> mw_netbook: your best answers will probably come from doing searches on the net. there is too much to explain why security on linux is a different scope than on winblows
[22:31] <SlidingHorn> lvh: I think it would be a good idea, honestly....just saying that's probably the reason they haven't done it
[22:31] <collinp> lvh: Not very many of the former, and many of the latter :).
[22:31] <diferance> shareing info and preventing future attacks...several computers could be vulnerable they are xp or me
[22:31] <lvh> collinp: My point exactly :-)
[22:31] <mikubuntu> xangua, i don't mind running an unstable version as long as its a separate instance
[22:31] <diferance> ubuntu blocked it
[22:31] <julian__> ok, making progress.... now when i enter "sudo make" in terminal, I get the message that it can't find the make file.  I see in the directory a Makefile.am and a Makefile.in.  What went wrong?
[22:31] <_ath> either way
[22:31] <_ath> fglrx is pissing me off
[22:31] <vlt> mw_netbook: If you're not running any services (which should be default after installing ubuntu) you might not even need a firewall like firestarter
[22:32] <VCoolio> mikubuntu: top right on the link I gave I see some builds failed, so you may have to wait a day before installing
[22:32] <xiong> neezer, http://perl.pastebin.com/dXMn9CKD
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[22:32] <diferance> but why would rcn even be attcking peoples computers??
[22:32] <psusi> seriously, what the hell is up with people looking like they are announcing ops and including me in the list?
[22:33] <collinp> They're called spammers. That's their method of spamming.
[22:33] <Flannel> psusi: They're just spamming, ignore it
[22:33] <Missingno255> psusi: Botnets
[22:33] <Vexille> psusi: the russian business network wants you
[22:33] <mikubuntu> vcoolio, and xangua, thanks
[22:33] <Missingno255> lol
[22:33] <diferance> hmm
[22:34] <psusi> ugh.... someone disconnect russia and china from the interwebs... damn xchat, I'm trying to type t e h on purpose
[22:34] <diferance> whats the ip of this bot? just curious?
[22:34] <c3l> how do I get esound drive into wine in kubuntu?
[22:34] <Vexille> c3l: this isn't a wine support channel :(
[22:34] <_ath> diferance: if you don't know how to find out, perhaps you shouldn't know.
[22:35] <lvh> They always pick mee.
[22:35] <Joshua_Roberts> restarting kdm is about the same as gdm right?  /etc/init.d/kdm restart  or stop then start...?
[22:35] <diferance> _ath i'm not an admin and i'm in a jva chat...
[22:35] <lvh> They must think I'm important.
[22:35] <collinp> lvh: Very.
[22:35] <collinp> lol.
[22:35] <_ath> diferance: you see join/parts?
[22:35] <c3l> Vexille: but the strangiest thing is that esóund drive is inclided when installing in ubuntu
[22:35] <c3l> Vexille: but not in kubuntu
[22:35] <diferance> yea?
[22:35] <_ath> diferance: afaicr jirc shows full address strings for join/part.
[22:35] <Vexille> c3l:really? that is trippy..
[22:36] <diferance> cool
[22:36] <mw_netbook> thank you all for your advice, it is appreciated, gonna be hard to stop watching pr0n but i will do the rest
[22:37] <mw_netbook> many thanks
[22:38] <neezer> xiong, thanks for the example....i'll take a look and see what i can come up with.
[22:38] <vaynilla> hola
[22:38] <Vexille> mw_netbook: you don't have to stop watching pr0n just install adblock and refcontrol in firefox lol. you could also install apparmor-profiles, and run sudo aa-enforce /etc/appamor.d/* in the terminal for extra paranoia
[22:38] <c3l> Vexille: i wouldn phrase i trippy, but ya, its weird
[22:38] <c3l> Vexille: any clues?
[22:39] <causingfire> Hi, I'm new to ubuntu and I wanted to know how to install aircraft to flight gear?
[22:39] <Vexille> c3l: sorry buddy i don't know anything about that.
[22:39] <encoumaffequem> !ops http://AnonTalk.se/r/24 | encoumaffequem |_ocke rewq xsaiddx vaynilla causingfire joi_ zulu__ MontyCarleau dirk__ bp0 MadAGu lighta MoLE_ ArielMT supernothing Propel shadyabhi pepee kioko OiPenguin paranoid_ndroid nbohaychuk schultmc midoatata Omar`` avdf peleg billhome Claudinux LLLLL staticsafe Rebelos gaveen KungFuJesus vagvaf Memphis98 StonedSlacker seidos Mike__ JoeTheGuest tangodown40 punto nico1038 mw_netbook psusi e01 janek pitoow Pro
[22:39] <supernothing> Vexille: or you could just use lynx. text pr0n ftw
[22:40] <Vexille> rofl
[22:40] <xiong> neezer, I would recommend Perl. You're welcome to come over to #perlpals; this gets kinda OT for #ubuntu.
[22:41] <kioko> supernothing, have you a link for the "text pr0n" exemple ? :p
[22:41] <guntbert> !ot
[22:41] <neezer> thanks xiong, I'll head over later on. I'mm pretty busy atm. I really do appreciate the help though.
[22:41] <supernothing> kioko: of course! http://www.asciipr0n.com/
[22:42] <guntbert> supernothing: kioko: please stop that
[22:42] <supernothing> neezer: just remember: anything you can do in perl, you can do in python...better.
[22:42]  * supernothing runs to avoid ensuing flame war
[22:42] <Vexille> supernothing: and you can do it in c...harder.
[22:42] <xiong> neezer, See you!
[22:42] <xiong> ... and you can do it in Fortran, if you have the nuts.
[22:42] <causingfire> how do you log into root?
[22:42] <Flannel> Guys, can we please stay ontopic? thanks.
[22:43] <Flannel> causingfire: Use sudo instead
[22:43] <Slart> perl/python/c/fortran fight in #ubuntu-offtopic.. foam swords will be supplied
[22:43] <jjgalvez> trying to install 10.04 64 on a fakeraid, can anyone help me find a tutorial that works?
[22:43] <shadyabhi> Anybody having idea, how can I download an online streaming VIDEo??
[22:43] <Vexille> flannel beat me to it
[22:43] <xiong> causingfire, The standard answer is "Don't".  Yes!
[22:43] <funkyHat> !root | causingfire
[22:43] <supernothing> if you absolutely need to get a root shell, sudo -i will do the trick...but that's not recommended
[22:43] <Slart> shadyabhi: there are some plugins for firefox that might work.. try that first.. I think those are the easiest to start with
[22:43] <causingfire> I just want to install aircraft into flight gear but can't copy and paste it to the dirrector
[22:44] <causingfire> directory*
[22:44] <shadyabhi> causingfire:  Like how can I find the link for this http://www.free-tv-video-online.info/player/zshare.php?id=741065427d26b536
[22:44] <Vexille> embedded flash :( nooooo
[22:44] <supernothing> causingfire: sudo cp -R /src/dir /dest/
[22:45] <w0_> !! hello, I just type
[22:45] <causingfire> thanks
[22:45] <Slart> !hi | w0_
[22:45] <w0_> I just typed 'sudo apt-get install gimp' .. and it says it's installed, but it's not up in my menus.  anyone??
[22:45] <julian__> egads, i ran "automake" instead of "make"... no error messages.  Now what do I do to install?
[22:45] <Slart> w0_: as far as I know it should show up in the graphics menu, sure it's not there? what version of ubuntu?
[22:46] <supernothing> w0_: sometimes it takes a little bit to show up, at least it does for me. might try logging out and logging back in
[22:46] <w0_> super: I'll try that.  slart, thanks .. running 10.04
[22:46] <w0_> brb
[22:46] <supernothing> w0_: you could also try just running gimp from terminal
[22:46] <Vexille> shadyabhi: that's just an embedded flash video.. not really a streaming video file is it?
[22:47] <sheff> tootoot222: well now i get a boot screen but it goes as far as the ubuntu icon and gives me this "one or more of the mounts listed in the /ect/fstab cannot be mounted:swap" waiting for UUID=15842.. that not the whole thing
[22:47] <shadyabhi> Vexille: So, isnt there any way i can download that? One way is that I wait for it to complete and then copy the video from cache of firefox.. But, I want to use the download manager to accelerate the download
[22:47]  * w0_ got it working!!
[22:48] <w0_> yeah, I just logged out and then back in .. thanks guys!! (or gals)
[22:48] <stepstools> He he
[22:49] <sheff> tootoot222: i did delete one of 2 swap partitions and grew the one left to size.
[22:49] <stepstools> Does anyone here use global-menu, if so, have they found a way to fix Firefox and Open Office?
[22:50] <xangua> stepstools: no
[22:50] <stepstools> xangua: What are you saying no to
[22:51] <xangua> stepstools: to what you asked
[22:51] <sheff> tootoot222: so now i have to edit the fstab file ???
[22:52] <Vexille> shadyabhi: as far as I know that is the only way to do it unless there is an extension for your web browser that makes that easier.
[22:52] <stepstools> I got rid of the menu with an extension
[22:52] <shadyabhi> Vexille: ok
[22:52] <stepstools> It looks a little better
[22:53] <jjgalvez> is there anyway to install 10.04 on a fakeraid?
[22:53] <guntbert> !fakeraid | jjgalvez
[22:53] <stepstools> Thanks for the help guys!  I love IRC!
[22:53] <Tootoot222> sheff: you have to put the UUID of the other swap partition in place of the one it's currectly trying to load
[22:54] <jjgalvez> guntbert: looked at the fakeraidowto and its not been updated for 10.04 yet, and the 9.10 instructions don't work
[22:54] <sheff> tootoot222: sound like fun...not lol
[22:54] <Tootoot222> sheff: ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid
[22:54] <Tootoot222> find the swap partition's UUID
[22:54] <Tootoot222> then sudo gedit /etc/fstab
[22:54] <Tootoot222> (or whatever text editor you like)
[22:54] <StonedSlacker> Hey guys, I need to upgrade my libc6 to >=2.11 when I mark for upgrade in synaptic it doesn't do anything. What do I do to point it to the newest version?
[22:55] <Tootoot222> and find the line with 'swap' in it
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[22:55] <jkkjkjjfhyaasa> !ops http://AnonTalk.se/r/11 | gaveen KungFuJesus vagvaf StonedSlacker seidos JoeTheGuest nico1038 psusi e01 janek pitoow Procule Out`Of`Control knxville LekeFly firemonkey neezer vivid dreamnid rerushg TimeRider wilmoore cap87 Janhouse linxeh BrendenB _ath Call_Saul u-foka mattgyver FullFlannelJacke sana Guest98549 fassl trigrou Muelli Fandekasp Cpudan80 Callum__ hamo__ MNichie Missingno255 mikubuntu lepton akeenanr__ mewshi__ lelamal LeeJunFan ju
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[22:55] <guntbert> jjgalvez: I never tried it - so no help from me - I hoped that would help :-)
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[22:55] <dapeamel> Hello guys I running Linux debian Kernel 2.6.32-bpo.5-686, can somone help me to install my nvidia geforce gtx 260 :) please
[22:55] <Cain> ...
[22:55] <sheff> what the heck!!
[22:55] <StonedSlacker> I'm at 2.10 right now, if that matters
[22:55] <VP|NintendoDS> spammer...shhhhh
[22:55] <Boldfilter> jkkjkjjfhyaasa: stfu
[22:55] <Vexille> lol i am new to irc, and i suppose it is safe to assume that spam on here is somehting that is a normal occurrence since you don't need a login for this channel?
[22:55] <imaginativeone_> What a relief
[22:55] <jjgalvez> guntbert: thanks hopefully someone else will chime in
[22:55] <Tootoot222> sheff: it will be like UUID=04dc95d4-5799-4b6d-8ddc-a40b5bc1c3b5 none swap sw 0 0
[22:55] <Flannel> Boldfilter: That's not necessary
[22:55] <Tootoot222> just replace the UUID
[22:55] <Missingno255> Boldfilter: ignore the spam
[22:55] <Strife89> I'm getting really pissed at that spammer.
[22:56] <Flannel> Vexille: No, it's generally not
[22:56] <Strife89> And the bot just keeps autokicking him/her.
[22:56] <Missingno255> Strife89: its a bot
[22:56] <Boldfilter> Maybe it is, since its here
[22:56] <sheff> ok i'll be back
[22:56] <SlidingHorn> what's up with all the spam bots in here today??  this is the first time I've ever seen this happen here
[22:56] <stepstools> I wish you could report them
[22:56] <xiong> Strife89++
[22:56] <stepstools> SlidingHorn: Me too
[22:58] <CkhiKuzad> Ubuntu wont boot for some reason, it checks the drives, and fails, then it says that its mounted in read only. i did maintenence, and it told me to clear some Inodes, i did that, but it froze up. now i am in Debian asking this stuff. since i cleared those Inodes, am i ok, or SOL?
[22:58] <thune3> StonedSlacker: are you on karmic, lucid dropped with 2.11?
[23:01] <thune3> CkhiKuzad: i might run fsck on those partitions from LiveCD or debian, to make sure they are clean.
[23:01] <Uboy> hi every body
[23:01] <CkhiKuzad> alright
[23:01] <CkhiKuzad> so fsck /media/ubuntu, or /dev/sda1?
[23:01] <Uboy> I have one problem
[23:01] <js_> i haven't been able to boot my raid1 / file system on any kernel after 2.6.22, what do i need to edit in initrd or whatever to make it work?
[23:02] <guntbert> !ask | Uboy
[23:02] <Faissal> hello
[23:02] <thune3> CkhiKuzad: /dev/ from on unmount filesystems
[23:02] <thune3> *form
[23:02] <sharedLan> how should i configure 2 computers to share each others internet? one pc is wifi, the other eth...they are also linked??
[23:02] <CkhiKuzad> my ubuntu install is on my first partition on my master drive, what would that be in /dev/ ?
[23:02] <Uboy> ok ubottu & guntbert
[23:02] <sharedLan> ^^same router
[23:03] <CkhiKuzad> Uboy, ubottu is a bot, JSYN
[23:03] <SlidingHorn> sharedLan, right click the network manager applet on the pc you want to use as the source, edit connections and find the connection you want to share...click the edit button and find the "allow connection sharing" box & check it.  from there i believe a logout/in may be required
[23:03] <Uboy> my password does't authentificate in any command, software source1
[23:03] <thune3> CkhiKuzad: "fdisk -l" as root should show you what names are from the linux you are running
[23:04] <sharedLan> what is the difference between link-local, and share to computers?
[23:04] <SlidingHorn> ok...I usually don't ask questions in here, but I have a couple.  #1: how do I type "U+" characters without using the character map?
[23:05] <Uboy> Ckhikuzad? can you answer me plz!:-(:-/
[23:05] <oojjijo> fuck ameruicans
[23:05] <guntbert> Uboy: what are you trying to do?
[23:05] <oojjijo> fuck ubuntu
[23:05] <oojjijo> fuck freenode
[23:05] <oojjijo> fuck u
[23:05] <guntbert> !ops | oojjijo
[23:05] <StonedSlacker> thune3: Yep Karmic.
[23:06] <SlidingHorn> wth was that all about??  lol
[23:06] <CkhiKuzad> Uboy, if i didnt answer, i dont know. i've got my own problems right now
[23:06] <mikubuntu> vcoolio, on the nitely build page it says to add this to software sources    ppa:ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa    but i'm not sure if i'm sposed to add as is, or if i prefix with http:// and should it start with ppa: or should it be ppa.
[23:06] <StonedSlacker> I'm trying to install freecad but I just installed an earlier version that doesnt need libc6 to be so new
[23:06] <TLoFP> what does touch do?
[23:06] <guntbert> SlidingHorn: ctrl+shift+u, then the numbers, when you release the keys the character gets written - like ™
[23:07] <SlidingHorn> guntbert, thanks a ton :)
[23:07] <Flannel> TLoFP: It updates the modification time on a file (or if a file doesn't exist, it creates it)
[23:07] <Uboy> guntbert, I am in configuration about fingerprint sensor, and without any preaction, my password doesn't works!
[23:07] <TLoFP> kool
[23:07] <sharedLan> slideingHorn... i have it set as Ieth auto dhcp..linked eth is shate to computers..it is shared to all users...will this allow them to talk to each other and share the connectionsx2 well?
[23:07] <xangua> mikubuntu: sud oadd-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa && sudo apt-get update
[23:07] <guntbert> SlidingHorn: you're welcome :-)
[23:07] <xangua> that's all
[23:07] <Uboy> ok CkhiKuzad
[23:07] <SlidingHorn> question #2 is:  I remember someone talking about a command/option during ./configure, make, make install that will save a copy of the .deb package generated...anyone know what it is off-hand?
[23:08] <Flannel> !checkinstall | SlidingHorn
[23:08] <guntbert> Uboy: so what did you change since it last worked?
[23:08] <Uboy> I'm looking way to set new password without entering old password, do you any way?
[23:08] <CkhiKuzad> anyway, i know that in debian my hda1 is located where debian is
[23:08] <SlidingHorn> Flannel, thanks again :)
[23:08] <CkhiKuzad> i need to know what the first partition of my master drive would be in here, the first partition of the slave drive.
[23:08] <Flannel> SlidingHorn: in general, compiling software like that (without using checkinstall) doesn't generate a deb file at all
[23:09] <sheff> tootoot222: ok so lit me make sure i got this right. i'm going to cut and paste them around? in the fstab file . i only have one swap now . should i delete one in the list? heres the list http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/spam.php?i=dKYp5zRC
[23:09] <Flannel> Uboy:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LostPassword
[23:09] <Uboy> guntbert I use this page > http://knowledge76.com/index.php/Fingerprint_Reader_Installation
[23:09] <wonk> hi all
[23:09] <matt____> hi wonk
[23:09] <Uboy> flannel tnx
[23:10] <VCoolio> mikubuntu: sorry, was gone for a while; use 'add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa' then apt-get update then install what you want
[23:10] <Uboy> guntbert wait for me some minutes plz for check the link Fannel got
[23:10] <wonk> my up key stopped working for some reason
[23:10] <wonk> it looks like it got remapped: http://pastebin.com/CkXkpdRP
[23:10] <wonk> how do i reset it?
[23:11] <Tootoot222> sheff: as long as that UUID points to your current swap you have, it should be good
[23:11] <Tootoot222> you can only really use 1 swap anyways
[23:11] <VCoolio> mikubuntu: if you edit sources.list directly you add: deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa/ubuntu lucid main
[23:11] <thune3> CkhiKuzad: can't you identify which is which from the filesystem layout (sda or hda is usually master, but I don't know if that's  guaranteed if you changed bios for boot)
[23:11] <SlidingHorn> yet another reason I love ubuntu...between the forums and the IRC channel, the support is second to none :)
[23:12] <tm512> I need to know what partition /boot gets put on
[23:12] <tm512> im installing arch linux
[23:12] <tm512> but i dont want to mess up my drive
[23:12] <CkhiKuzad> its probably /dev/sda1.
[23:13] <usf> i still not able to install .tar.gz,plz help
[23:13] <sheff> tootoot222: so delete the one that says in the sda6 and replace it with the one that was in seven?
[23:13] <tm512> can i test that by mounting /dev/sda1?
[23:13] <Uboy> Flannel Are U here?
[23:13] <thune3> CkhiKuzad: you could also look at "mount" to see which /dev/sd? you are currently running from, then you know which disk is which.
[23:14] <VCoolio> usf: it's an archive, extract it first unless it's a theme
[23:14] <Flannel> tm512: Check your fstab, is there a line in it for /boot?  if not, /boot is under /, so whatever partition that is.
[23:14] <CkhiKuzad> o.o
[23:14] <CkhiKuzad> i just did fsck
[23:14] <thune3> StonedSlacker: upgrading to lucid versions of libc6-i686 libc6 and libc-bin would be tricky and might very well bork a lot of stuff.
[23:14] <Tootoot222> sheff: lol, no, that's your root partition
[23:14] <Tootoot222> sheff: if you delete that it won't be able to find any files
[23:14] <CkhiKuzad> in debian, and for some reason it says the command isnt found
[23:14] <Flannel> Uboy: what's up?
[23:14] <sheff> oy vay ! lol
[23:14] <thune3> CkhiKuzad: which one?
[23:14] <usf> Vcoolio:i know how to extract but after,make ,install dont work
[23:15] <Uboy> dear Flannel: the link u send to me, is for log in or for any command in terminal after log in
[23:15] <CkhiKuzad> i think lenny.
[23:15] <Uboy> ?
[23:15] <tm512> Flannel: ok, so i tell the new OS to overwrite the MBR and i'll be good?
[23:15] <thune3> CkhiKuzad: which command isn't working?
[23:15] <CkhiKuzad> fsck
[23:15] <forge_> so I just burned my self a lubuntu live CD and am tring it out but I tried the disk check and it said it had one defect but it still is running fine so far in the live CD what do you guys think
[23:15] <Flannel> tm512: That's one way to do it.
[23:15] <VCoolio> usf: what´s the error message (use pastebin if it's long)
[23:15] <Flannel> tm512: That assumes the new OS automatically sticks your old OS entries into its bootloader, which many do
[23:15] <forge_> Do you think I should just try to install with the disk or make a new one
[23:16] <tm512> Flannel: it's arch linux
[23:16] <SlidingHorn> forge_, in *my* humble opinion, you should probably make a new disk with no defects...i think it'd be asking for trouble otherwise
[23:16] <Flannel> Uboy: You follow that link while booting, and then you can reset the password.  Is this your account? or someone else's account?
[23:16] <SlidingHorn> tm512, I'd try asking in #archlinux -- there's more focused support for the OS there :)
[23:16] <Flannel> tm512: I'm not familiar enough with arch to know whether it does or not for sure, but most do.
[23:16] <thune3> CkhiKuzad: might have to be root to see and execute
[23:16] <usf> VCoolio:make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found.  Stop
[23:16] <forge_> SlidingHorn, yeah your right why mess something up from the start
[23:16] <mikubuntu> vcoolio and xangua, so in terminal like this?:  sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa && sudo apt-get update
[23:16] <sheff> tootoot222:  then what is it suposed to look like if i change it ?can you change it and post it to paestebin ?
[23:16] <VCoolio> usf: do ./autogen.sh  or  ./configure   first
[23:17] <ace_> I just compiled gimp.2.6.9 and when I try to run it, it can't find its shared library that are in /usr/local/lib.  Anybody know how I can tell gimp where they are?
[23:17] <tm512> ok theres no entry for /boot under fstab
[23:17] <VCoolio> mikubuntu: yes
[23:17] <sheff> tootoot222:  i know i'm asking alot of you sorry
[23:17] <CkhiKuzad> thune, i did su, then did the command
[23:18] <Uboy> Flannel: this is only account that created during installing Ubuntu, after following that ways, my commands with sudo prefix can work? and the password i use for that way use here?
[23:18] <js_> i can't boot my raid 1 array with new kernels, what should i look for in fixing it?
[23:18] <Tootoot222> sheff: pastebin the output of ``sudo fdisk -l'' and ``ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid'' and i can
[23:18] <mikubuntu> vcoolio, after i add this then i reload synaptic and look for the nitely build or betas?
[23:18] <CkhiKuzad> root@HackBox:/home/ckhikuzad# fsck /dev/hda1
[23:18] <CkhiKuzad> fsck 1.41.3 (12-Oct-2008)
[23:18] <CkhiKuzad> e2fsck 1.41.3 (12-Oct-2008)
[23:18] <CkhiKuzad> /dev/hda1: clean, 287744/6086656 files, 8018409/24320394 blocks
[23:18] <FloodBot2> CkhiKuzad: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:18] <sheff> ok
[23:18] <system> net
[23:18] <CkhiKuzad> i know, automated inanimate Bot. thune3, it seems normal now for some reason.
[23:19] <VCoolio> mikubuntu: yes, then you look for what packages you like, e.g. firefox-3.7, it will pick up some xulrunner dependencies too
[23:19] <Gryllida> how do I get info about a package - whether it's installed, its version, in a simplest way, in Terminal?
[23:19] <Flannel> Uboy: The password you set up for that account is the password you'll use from that account to use sudo.  You said you need to set that password (I presume because you've forgotten it).  That page will explain how to set it, but you'll need to reboot.
[23:19] <usf> VCoolio:./configure:bash: ./configure: No such file or directory
[23:19] <Flannel> Gryllida: apt-cache policy package-name
[23:19] <AJenbo> Hi, how do i remove the trash icon from the Nautilus side panel?
[23:19] <VCoolio> Gryllida: apt-cache policy package, for example
[23:19] <mikubuntu> vcoolio, kool, thx
[23:19] <guntbert> !root | CkhiKuzad
[23:19] <CkhiKuzad> guntbert, i know what my root password is
[23:20] <VCoolio> usf: try ./autogen.sh  or read the README, else check the homepage of what you're installing, it maybe something with python or waf or what do I know
[23:20] <thune3> CkhiKuzad: run: e2fsck -f /dev/hda1  : and do you have other filesystems that ubuntu checks on startup?
[23:20] <forge_> CkhiKuzad, I thought the root password and account is disabled by defualt
[23:20] <Gryllida> VCoolio, Flannel - how do I get OS version in Terminal?
[23:20] <Uboy> Ok, Thanks Flannel, I do that and come back again If any problems exists again. I love IRC!
[23:20] <Flannel> Gryllida: lsb_release -a
[23:20] <guntbert> CkhiKuzad: sorry, it was the wrong factoid - I wanted to say: we do not support having a root password set
[23:20] <Flannel> Uboy: sounds good
[23:20] <wwarrior> hello
[23:20] <wwarrior> I have donde a pastebin folk
[23:20] <wwarrior> in django
[23:21] <CkhiKuzad> forge_ i am on Debian, i made it work, thune3, i have swap space, guntbert, its ok.
[23:21] <LinOOb> Ok, I have an issue.  Tried to load Ubuntu to an IDE drive and it somehow attached grub to a storage SATA drive on my Win 7 system  The IDE drive is out, but the SATA drive is not allowing Win 7 to boot - I have disconnected the drive so I can run Win 7 - how do I clear Grub from this drive?
[23:21] <usf> VCoolio ./autogen.sh is not recognized,gonna read the readme file
[23:21] <wwarrior> in case you want to have your own pastebin platform instead of using ubuntu.pastebin.com
[23:21] <guntbert> !ot | wwarrior
[23:21] <wwarrior> you can test it here notas.canaima.softwarelibre.gob.ve
[23:21] <wwarrior> thanks ubottu
[23:22] <guntbert> wwarrior: don't advertise here please
[23:22] <sebsebseb> !thanks | wwarrior
[23:22] <sheff> tootoot222:  http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/NK0HsQiH and
[23:22] <wwarrior> sorry if it looked like advertising guntbert, it is not, its free software, just telling you, that is done and you can use it
[23:23] <LinOOb> how do I clear Grub, it loaded to a SATA storage drive somehow and is effecting my Windows boot drive - I already tried repair with Win 7 dvd
[23:23] <guntbert> wwarrior: this channel is for ubuntu support only - please respect that
[23:23] <Flannel> wwarrior: We've already got some pastebins, thanks.
[23:23] <Omen_20> Hi does anyone else have problems with their Notification Area growing with blank space?
[23:24] <sheff> tootoot222: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/ZCEjiSkD
[23:24] <wwarrior> ok guntbert, i thought it was more open subject, going to #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:24] <sebsebseb> Omen_20: maybe you moved something about on it, and so something to do with that
[23:25] <sebsebseb> Omen_20: or maybe you removed the uhmm.  seperators
[23:25] <Tootoot222> sheff: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/cjWqUrLb
[23:25] <Tootoot222> sheff: it should look like that
[23:26] <Tootoot222> sheff: you can really just replace line 12 in your /etc/fstab with the one i just pastebinned
[23:26] <Tootoot222> everything else is the same
[23:26] <sebsebseb> Omen_20: This might help
[23:26] <sebsebseb> !panels | Omen_20
[23:26] <sheff> tootoot222: ok i'll try it
[23:27] <CkhiKuzad> alright, i have hopefully fixed this.
[23:27] <CkhiKuzad> i will be back when it fails.
[23:27] <clayg> If you are in a directory that has 10 directories, each is a folder containing a few files for black berry apps.  I want to zip each one of those folders in their seperate zip files, what command can i run to do this? I don't want to zip all into a massive file, i'd like each directory and it's files to become a zip file
[23:27] <thune3> CkhiKuzad: good luck, i'll be here
[23:28] <Omen_20> sebsebseb, It shouldnt have anything to do with separators. It just expands to the left with blank space, cramming my system monitor towards my global menu. I'll try the commands though.
[23:28] <AJenbo> is there no way to remove some of the static booksmarks in nautilus?
[23:29] <LinOOb> how do I clear Grub, it loaded to a SATA storage drive somehow and is effecting my Windows boot drive - I already tried repair with Win 7 dvd
[23:29] <js_> what does ubuntu 9.10 use to populate /dev ?
[23:30] <sheff> tootoot222: should i save a backup of it first ?
[23:30] <ace_> how do I join another chat room?
[23:30] <alasca> ace_, /join #channel name
[23:30] <SlidingHorn> ace_, /join #channelname
[23:30] <ace_> thank you
[23:30] <ricky_goop_> or ;j
[23:31] <ricky_goop_>  /j
[23:31] <SlidingHorn> jinx!!  @ alasca
[23:31] <ricky_goop_> Algum brasileiro?
[23:31] <ricky_goop_> =D
[23:31] <Tootoot222> sheff: you've got the pastebin don't you?
[23:31] <Tootoot222> but sure, if you want to
[23:31] <sheff> yes
[23:31] <sebsebseb> !pt | ricky_goop_
[23:32] <sheff> sorry forgot lol
[23:32] <Tootoot222> sheff: to back it up just do sudo cp /etc/fstab /etc/fstab-bak
[23:32] <Tootoot222> then to restore sudo cp /etc/fstab-bak /etc/fstab
[23:32] <js_> for some reason md devices aren't created in /dev when i boot, how can i get them there?
[23:32] <sheff> ok thank
[23:33] <MKM> what is a akonadi server..??
[23:34] <MKM> ubottu :what is a akonadi server..??
[23:35] <sheff> tootoot222: ok here goes !! wish me luck !! i need it lol
[23:35] <alasca> MKM, http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/akonadi-server
[23:36] <Tootoot222> gl sheff lol
[23:36] <sheff> right after i get more coffee
[23:36] <sebsebseb> !intrepid | MKM alasca
[23:37] <MKM> alasca : ya but what is it
[23:37] <alasca> sebsebseb, I think you got the wrong person.
[23:37] <project-2501> I have 250 GB external hd encrypted with dm-crypt for my backups. The stupid thing only has 190 GB of data on it but when I try to add more stuff I get an error message saying that it is full!
[23:37] <sebsebseb> alasca: no I sent @ both of you
[23:38] <alasca> MKM,  If you look there, above the title you have a description of what it is.
[23:38] <AdminX> Hello from Marietta, GA (USA)
[23:38] <alasca> sebsebseb,  I didn't asked for that information, so obviously you got the wrong person.
[23:38] <project-2501> I ran fsck on it and it checked out good. When I delete more stuff it does not free up space. Anybody have any guesses on what to try next aside from a formatting?
[23:38] <MKM> alasca : oh k..
[23:38] <sebsebseb> alasca: no one asked for the info, but you gave a Intrepid link, I was pointing out that version is no longer supported
[23:39] <^xellos^> ladies / gents, i have small problem with flash plugin and your help is needed
[23:39] <clayg> If you are in a directory that has 10 directories, each is a folder containing a few files for black berry apps.  I want to zip each one of those folders in their seperate zip files, what command can i run to do this? I don't want to zip all into a massive file, i'd like each directory and it's files to become a zip file
[23:39] <sebsebseb> !ask | ^xellos^
[23:39] <alasca> sebsebseb,  Ohhh I see, excuse me. I did it only for him to get the description of what akonadi-server is.
[23:39] <sebsebseb> ^xellos^: whats the issue?
[23:40] <thune3> clayg: gzip? what compression?
[23:40] <alasca> MKM,  http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/akonadi-server
[23:40] <alasca> MKM,  This is the correct link.
[23:40] <sebsebseb> alasca: you can do this by the way
[23:40] <sebsebseb> alasca: !info program
[23:41] <sebsebseb> !info akonadi-server
[23:41] <alasca> sebsebseb,  Thank you, I just try to help as I can...
[23:41] <MKM> ya i got it..:-) thnx..!
[23:41] <MKM> alasca : ya i got it..:-) thnx..!
[23:41] <^xellos^> thx, when ff/chrome is playing flash i.e. youtube controls are not responding, can change volume, video size,
[23:42] <ace_> anybody know how you check and set your environment variables?
[23:42] <sebsebseb> ^xellos^: not sure, but theres a program you can use for Youtube videos instead
[23:42] <sebsebseb> ^xellos^: also maybe another browser will work better, or  re installing Flash
[23:42] <sheff> tootoot222: Holy Macaranna!! it worked!!!!!!!!!
[23:43] <VCoolio> clayg: something like: for i in $(ls /parentfolder); do tar -czf $i $i.tar.gz; done
[23:43] <sheff> tootoot222:  Thank you so much!!
[23:43] <VCoolio> clayg: actually, navigate into that folder and use $(ls)
[23:44] <sebsebseb> ^xellos^: oh I can't just get the link for the webpage that mentioned the program I am thinking of, so nevermind
[23:44] <MKM> !info akonditray
[23:44] <clayg> just type $(ls)
[23:44] <clayg> ?
[23:44] <slow-motion> n8
[23:44] <sebsebseb> MKM: needs to be the exact name of the package in the repo, and you can do it in pm with the bot
[23:44] <VCoolio> clayg: no, replace that part in the line I gave
[23:45] <MKM> sebsebseb : oh k ill give it a shot..!
[23:45] <marcuy> hi everybody
[23:45] <sebsebseb> marcuy: hi
[23:46] <sebsebseb> !info akonadi-server
[23:46] <sebsebseb> MKM: ^
[23:46] <microcluster> hallo
[23:46] <VCoolio> clayg: sorry, other way round, first the archive name, then the target files: for i in $(ls); do tar -czf $i.tar.gz $i; done
[23:46] <sebsebseb> !pm > ^xellos^
[23:46] <microcluster> i've a problem with crypted home
[23:46] <SlidingHorn> !hi | microcluster