[00:00] <clarezoe> tommetje thanks for your responce.  no i cannot. is there any way or tool to check grub i am so bad at it.
[00:01] <brontosaurusrex> dietnews: basically: flac file.flac decode to pipe | lame - encode to file.mp3 && copy/paste tags from file.flac to file.mp3
[00:01] <tommetje> clarezoe: Use a LiveCD to boot your computer and check the GRUB config.
[00:01] <clarezoe> tommetje ok
[00:01] <dietnews> hmm
[00:01] <brontosaurusrex> dietnews: and a loop
[00:01] <dietnews> right
[00:01] <dietnews> how would i make that go recursively through folders?
[00:02] <soreau> jsec: Ok, let me tinker with it a bit and see if I can get it building
[00:02]  * XuMuK 's back
[00:02] <daniel__> hey :) I downloaded lucid from http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/ but when i installed i got the old theme + old source in source.list? Did i do something wrong?
[00:02] <jsec> soreau: thank you.
[00:03] <jsec> soreau: by changing it to linux/unistd.h it did manage to build. Now I've got a warning about an implicit declaration of getpid, but I think that's more a C problem than an Ubuntu problem :)
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[00:06] <brontosaurusrex> dietnews:
[00:06] <soreau> jsec: You might want to ask in ##kernel because I'm not sure how you could get the pid of the calling process..
[00:06] <dietnews> ?
[00:07] <brontosaurusrex> dietnews: i'd ask in #bash on how to write a decent recursive loop
[00:07] <dietnews> oh thats a good idea
[00:07] <dietnews> thanks
[00:07] <jsec> soreau: I tried. No answer yet. :(
[00:08] <Lydia`> is there a seperate Channel for Embedded Linux?
[00:09] <tibbim> anyone here farmiliar with aticonfig?
[00:09] <xangua> !anyone | tibbim
[00:10] <adriano> alguem pode me ajudar com o songbird?
[00:10] <adriano> nûÈo consigo instalar
[00:11] <tibbim> I installed ubuntu on a laptop with a ati card (my only computer with ati so i dont know how to do this) and i chose to use the one suplied through ati as i need the 3d bost for what im goint to use this computer for
[00:11] <tibbim> but when i try to set it up useing sudo aticonfig i cant figure it out
[00:11] <xangua> !br | adriano
[00:11] <XuMuK> !english | adriano
[00:11] <brontosaurusrex> !es | adriano
[00:12] <xangua> adriano: you can install songbird with getdeb repository
[00:12] <xangua> http://www.getdeb.net/
[00:12] <xangua> brontosaurusrex: that's defenitly not spanish :S
[00:12] <XuMuK> brontosaurusrex, wasn't spanish) portugal)
[00:12] <brontosaurusrex> xangua, XuMuK , ups
[00:12] <martines> hi guys, somebody even heard of this problem : Wireless download speed drops after 2 minutes to max. 100Kb/s ? I'm using an intel 3945 wireless card with the latest driver installed.
[00:13] <XuMuK> martines, some other process uses network?
[00:13] <martines> XuMuk : Where can I check that?
[00:15] <XuMuK> martines, you should know that by yourself) close all browsers and any programs that uses internet and try again...
[00:15] <jsec> soreau: thank you for all your assistance btw.
[00:15] <martines> XuMuk : In the system monitor I see that the upload speed is on the max...
[00:15] <brontosaurusrex> dietnews: alternative to scripting may be http://soundconverter.berlios.de/
[00:16] <bahaa> martines: even when you are not uploading anything right?
[00:16] <dietnews> i found some info on the archlinux wiki about setting up this kind of script
[00:16] <martines> XuMuk : with all windows closed, the max download is 100Kb/s, as checked on the internet
[00:16] <soreau> jsec: Did you figure it out?
[00:16] <martines> XuMuk : Yes
[00:16] <dietnews> and it needs to be commandline cause im running it on my server
[00:16] <adriano> Valeu
[00:16] <dietnews> thanks tho
[00:17] <ZykoticK9> xangua, just an FYI but songbird is stopping Linux development :(  http://leftyfb.com/2010/04/02/songbird-halts-major-support-for-linux/
[00:17] <bahaa> martines: you mean the max download can't be more than 100kb/s?
[00:17] <XuMuK> martines, what type of connection do you use?  If I reset the wireless connection, everything works fine. I have according to a website who checks my internet speed 560 Kb down, 96Kb up. Suddenly everyting drops down to max. 100 Kb down and 40 Kb up. Out of the blue
[00:20] <adriano> nûÈo consigo achar a pasta opt pelo terminal
[00:20] <adriano> help
[00:20] <xangua> !pt | adriano
[00:20] <jsec> soreau: not yet. I can get the module to compile and load if I remove the PID errata and just have it post a generic message with printk, but I'll figure it out. My brain's fried. I need a nap.
[00:20] <acicula> martines: where/by what program is 100kb/s reported?
[00:21] <martines> Xumuk : When I once again reset the wireless connection, everything works on 500+ down and 100+ up again
[00:21] <subone> I can't seem to chmod my www directory `sudo chmod 755 /my/path` doesnt result in those permissions being set. Any help?
[00:21] <soreau> jsec: you're trying to get the pid of the process that's loaded the module?
[00:21] <martines> acicula : www.mordax.com
[00:21] <jsec> soreau: yes
[00:21] <martines> acicula : after the drop everything is working much slower
[00:22] <XuMuK> martines, so I don't know then... sorry
[00:22] <acicula> martines: i mean what program is reporting the speed locally
[00:22] <subone> hmmm may be a fat issue
[00:22] <acicula> not the website you use to measure your speed
[00:22] <soreau> jsec: ok
[00:23] <martines> Xumuk : Thanx for your help
[00:23] <acicula> subone: fat does not have file permissions so if its that seems likely?
[00:23] <acicula> subone: well it has some but not inthe that sense anyway
[00:24] <martines> acicula : I did not test the speed locally, But I have to say that my NFS network drives also work really slow, when copying a file, it goes max 1,5 Mb/s
[00:24] <jsec> i'm going to take off for a bit. i'll be back later.
[00:24] <acicula> martines: across wireless that does not seem very poor
[00:24] <martines> acicula : I think those 2 problems might be related
[00:25] <acicula> martines: you say a download goes no faster then 100kb/s, where does that number come from?
[00:25] <martines> acicula : www.mordax.com
[00:25] <acicula> so try a different dsl speed tester?
[00:26] <martines> acicula : same thing, same numbers
[00:26] <bahaa> martines, acicula: what does the system monitor give?
[00:26] <bahaa> how much?
[00:26] <vitor> ola
[00:26] <martines> bahaa : no weird traffiking
[00:27] <martines> bahaa : just normal
[00:27] <hiexpo> did service provider put a cap on ya
[00:27] <bahaa> martines: and how much down/up speed does it give (in resources tap)?
[00:28] <martines> bahaa, acicula : 0
[00:28] <hiexpo> run a ping test
[00:30] <acicula> if you get a local wireless transfer speed of 1.5Mbytes a sec across wireless then your wireless connection is not likely the cause of a slow dsl connection, most likely your dsl is just trained in slower or you have a torrent going, Try downloading an ubuntu iso cd and see what speed is reported by firefox
[00:31] <hiexpo> probally left deluge on and peers sucking up his resources lol
[00:32] <EntityReborn> http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/dyfi/events/ci/14607652/us/index.html
[00:32] <NFischer> hi all! i need to change colors! how do i change those : http://media.ubuntuusers.de/forum/attachments/2427725/thistothat1.png !?
[00:33] <richard> hi
[00:33] <hiexpo> NFischer, change what colors
[00:33] <Vigo> EntityReborn: What and why is that link?
[00:33] <NFischer> hiexpo, take a look at the screenshot i linked
[00:33] <EntityReborn> Earthquake that tookplace 45 minutes ago
[00:33] <hiexpo> ok
[00:33] <Guest73072> how do I change my name?
[00:34] <acicula>  /nick newnick
[00:34] <Ali_> Guest73072: /nick newname
[00:34] <brontosaurusrex> Guest73072: /nick ubuntuFan
[00:34] <Ali_> lol brontosaurusrex
[00:34] <hiexpo> NFischer, easy
[00:34] <XuMuK> brontosaurusrex, xD
[00:35] <Vigo> EntityReborn: Thank you, I think that goes in #offtopic though.
[00:35] <NFischer> hiexpo, k...
[00:35] <watatem> hi
[00:36] <hiexpo> NFischer, right click on desktop / change desktop back groung see the color solid color change it what ya want
[00:36] <preston_> I am running karmic koala and I am trying to setup a split screen feature like on windows 7 i heard "screen 4" has it but i cant get it to work, what do i do
[00:37] <watatem> hi, i installed dual boot my ubuntu with windows xp, but when I remove my ubuntu, then i can't run my windows  xp in grub
[00:37] <watatem> what should I do?
[00:37] <DaZ> preston_: nvidia drivers have it :F
[00:37] <preston_> how do i enable it
[00:37] <DaZ> watatem: get windows cd and run fixmbr
[00:37] <DaZ> watatem: or reinstall grub [;
[00:37] <acicula> watatem: if you removed ubuntu then grub does not work anymore, you will have to revert back to the windows bootloader using the windows rescue disk
[00:38] <NFischer> hiexpo, uhm.. nope
[00:38] <hiexpo> one sec let me see
[00:38] <watatem> DaZ, acicula: thanks a lot. i will try your suggestions, thanks
[00:38] <acicula> !dualboot
[00:38] <Vigo> preston_: maybe here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1434670
[00:38] <DaZ> watatem: separating /boot will make it ubuntu independent <:
[00:38] <acicula> i think the first link has some info or links to info on fixing the boot of just windows
[00:39] <maco> preston_: what do you mean? you mean like where you drag a window to the edge and it suddenly goes into a sort of tiling mode? i know kubuntu has that...
[00:40] <preston_> maco: yes that is what I want. how do I do it
[00:41] <hiexpo> NFischer, ok than its right click on desktop change background themes colors / check that out
[00:41] <maco> preston_: i dont know if compiz in ubuntu can do it. i just know that kubuntu with kde 4.4 can do it
[00:41] <preston_> maco: I read online that with "screen 4" is built into karmic kola and should work with a ctrl-A command but it doesn't
[00:42] <XuMuK> watatem, try to google for "BCDEdit"
[00:42] <NFischer> hiexpo, no that aint it either!
[00:42] <maco> preston_: screen is a terminal program
[00:42] <NFischer> hiexpo, tried that before
[00:42] <hiexpo> hmmmmmmmmm
[00:42] <maco> preston_: and yes, it uses ctrl+a to be controlled... but this wouldnt do anything to your windows. itd just be if you want to run two commands in one terminal side by side
[00:42] <hiexpo> i think its that solid color thing ya just gotta reboot to take affect
[00:43] <Random832> isn't there osme new program to compete with screen now?
[00:43] <NFischer> -.-
[00:43] <preston_> maco: oh do you have any other ideas of how i could get the split screen to work
[00:43] <XuMuK> watatem, I'm pretty sure that it will fix your problem...
[00:43] <maco> preston_: ok, i know compiz *can* do tiling i just dont know if it has the "drag to the side" thing. if you install compizconfig-settings-manager from the software center, you can configure it
[00:43] <NFischer> hiexpo, aight, im rebootin
[00:43] <hiexpo> preston_, what are ya tring to achive ?
[00:44] <watatem> XuMuk: thanks
[00:44] <hiexpo> ok
[00:44] <maco> preston_: personally, i use a window manager that is *always* in split screen mode ;-) but its very keyboard-driven
[00:44] <maco> hiexpo: tiling with a mouse
[00:44] <XuMuK> watatem, you're welcome)
[00:44] <Vigo> preston_: Did you see the link I posted, it is for Gnome.
[00:44] <preston_> hiexpo: i want to be able to do a split screen feature similar to that on w7
[00:44] <hiexpo> maco, i know tilting with a mouse does work on here
[00:44] <NFischer> hiexpo, yap, it is it not!
[00:45] <preston_> Vigo: ya i saw it but it wasn't relevant
[00:45] <hiexpo> NFischer, hugh?
[00:45] <maco> hiexpo: ok. i didnt know how compiz's "plz tile this window" thing worked. just how kwin's does.
[00:45] <NFischer> hiexpo, didnt work
[00:45] <Vigo> preston_: Ok, have you tried Metacity or such stuff?
[00:45] <hiexpo> hmmm NFischer
[00:45] <subone> acicula, i believe you are right, how do i determine which device (e.g. /dev/sda1) to use for my drive?
[00:46] <preston_> Vigo: no but I will look it up, what exactly is its function
[00:46] <mickgardner> join #couchdbkit
[00:46] <hiexpo> Vigo, no its done with compiz ya need both simple ccsm and compiz
[00:46] <acicula> subone: ubuntu maps the drive to a device in alfabetical order
[00:47] <preston_> Vigo: Ya I have it installed how to I use it
[00:47] <subone> acicula, how do i check what /media/My Drive links to though?
[00:47] <PATX> when using the nautilist to browse ftp how do i chnage perms?
[00:47] <subone> its an external hard drive
[00:48] <hiexpo> preston_, you have rotate cube enabled
[00:48] <ZykoticK9> subone, assuming it's currently mounted - type "mount" in a terminal, and you should see the mount mappings
[00:48] <XuMuK> PATX, right click > properties > permissions
[00:48] <Vigo> preston_: I was just looking up the Man pages on that,
[00:48] <preston_> hiexpo: no i disabled it because compiz was messing up some of my settings
[00:48] <Am4no> preston.if ur talking about aero-snap this guy on youtube shows how to in compiz http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOAsNyRE7k4
[00:48] <acicula> subone: type mount in a console and it'll show
[00:49] <hiexpo> ok it is part of what you wanna do
[00:49] <PATX> XuMuK, its says not available
[00:49] <preston_> Am4no: thanks I will check it out
[00:50] <Vigo> preston_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=658091 kinda older, let me see if I can find a newer one...
[00:51] <XuMuK> PATX, Are you root or owner of files you're trying to change permissions? and why don't you try filezilla? it's free and has many
[00:51] <kwtm> Question about sshd: I can SSH from my home laptop into my home desktop, but I can't SSH from outside my home into my home desktop.  My router is confirmed to be forwarding the port correctly.  Does Ubuntu reject incoming SSH attempts through a router?
[00:51] <subone> ok so i added this to my fstab "/dev/sdb1	/media/FreeAgent\ Drive	vfat	rw,umask=000 0 0" will that automount with the right permissions now?
[00:51] <PATX> XuMuK, i need to use naultilist
[00:51] <PATX> and how would i become root?
[00:51] <daniel_> hey :) Anyone else got the problem with Ubuntu 10.4 beta 1 (and latest daily, too) that ATI 5750 + HDMI display gets blank during booting the live cd and never comes back? (is there a workarorund) It seems that the desktop is loaded fine since i can ctrl-alt-del reboot.
[00:52] <PATX> + when i use gftp i can chnage them
[00:52] <dvrcoder> kwtm: check your sshd config, it might reject connections from outside the local network
[00:52] <XuMuK> PATX, good luck then) I never used NAU for ftp access...
[00:52] <PATX> kk thanks
[00:52] <hiexpo> NFischer, Working on that still for ya
[00:52] <kwtm> XuMuK, PATX: I'm late to this thread but heard FileZilla mentioned.  Does it do SSH yet or is it still just for FTP?  I (and many) consider FTP to be insecure, but opinions may vary.
[00:52] <ZykoticK9> daniel_, reask your question in the Lucid channel, #ubuntu+1
[00:52] <daniel_> ZykoticK9, thanks will do
[00:53] <Barnabas> filezilla does ssh/ftp
[00:53] <dvrcoder> kwtm: i don't remember where that setting was, but i remember having seen the problem
[00:53] <NFischer> hiexpo, thx!
[00:53] <kwtm> dvrcoder: Thx, will try.  I don't see any config files in ~/.ssh, though.  Is there a .sshrc somewhere?
[00:53] <dvrcoder> kwtm: they are in /etc/ssh
[00:53] <Barnabas> kwtm, to do what?
[00:54] <dvrcoder> kwtm: /etc/ssh/sshd_config is the most likely file
[00:54] <dvrcoder> question: what is a lightweight DNS server solution for ubuntu? i need to add 2-3 local network names in there
[00:55] <Barnabas> dvrcoder, tinydns / dnscache
[00:55] <kwtm> Barnabas: dvrcoder asked me to check SSH config file to see if I'm rejecting outside connections.  I can't SSH into my home desktop through the router (confirmed to be working correctly) but can SSH from within my home network.
[00:55] <dvrcoder> Barnabas: thx
[00:55] <Vigo> preston_: I found an Aero Snap, is not official Ubuntu site, but it may be what you are asking about,,,still reading...
[00:55] <Pirate_Hunter> kwtm, ssh config file is found in /etc/ssh/ either in ssh_config or sshd_config if you have openssh-server installed that is assuming that is what your loking for
[00:55] <acicula> kwtm: did you setup portforwarding?
[00:56] <bolex> okay my computer was just frozen (slow to the point of unusable) for like half an hour, i had to manually reset. Oh, and the keyboard died. Is there any way to see what happened? Like what process(es) were using up all the cpu?
[00:56] <Barnabas> kwtm, perhaps your router will not route back onto ressources behind its own network
[00:56] <XuMuK> bolex, top
[00:56] <bolex> XuMuK: Does top support past tense?
[00:56] <subone> hmm, I get the following errors in dmesg when i try to mount my drive: [283212.106190] FAT: bogus number of reserved sectors \n [283212.106200] VFS: Can't find a valid FAT filesystem on dev sdb1. any help?
[00:56] <bolex> XuMuK Top was actually my first impulse but I couldn't even alt-f2 (broken keyboard, mouse nearly non-responding)
[00:57] <Pirate_Hunter> bolex, you can try the logs found in /var/log other than that don't know how to help you
[00:57] <bolex> Broken as in the lights were off and it wasn't doing anything
[00:57] <preston_> Vigo: thanks
[00:57] <Vigo> preston_: This one does the split windows thing, do you want the link?
[00:57] <zap> hi, i have a problem, wher is a configurate file for quake live on xubuntu ?
[00:57] <preston_> Vigo: I found a link for it, thanks anyways
[00:57] <bolex> Pirate_Hunter: There's uh, 101 items in there.  Its not the depreciated? ctrl+alt+bksp, but something similar to ctrl+printscr+k
[00:58] <Barnabas> subone, it probably still is then
[00:58] <XuMuK> bolex, try what sad Pirate, take a look in logs...
[00:58] <ZykoticK9> powertool08, alt+printscr+k
[00:58] <bolex> XuMuK All 101 of them?
[00:58] <kwtm> Barnabas, acicula: I believe I have correctly set up port forwarding, the same way I set it up before when it was working.  http://www.canyouseeme.org/ is able to tell when I have manually connected or disconnected by computer to/from the home network.  So I don't think it's the router.
[00:59] <Pirate_Hunter> bolex, you may want to try running the apps you had running and keep tag of them through top, tail and the essential logs in my opinion are syslog, message, dmesg, kernel and debug
[00:59] <powertool08> ZykoticK9: thanks :)
[00:59] <subone> Barnabas, just didnt know if the /dev/... changes or something. So, assuming it still is the same FAT drive, what now
[00:59] <Barnabas> subone, you did not have a crash on that system
[00:59] <Barnabas> leaving the file system in an fsck like state
[01:00] <XuMuK> bolex, do you know any other way?) I don't right now, sorry
[01:00] <subone> Barnabas, no there was no crash, i just unmounted the drive because im adding it to fstab so it mounts with the permissions i need for apache
[01:00] <Pirate_Hunter> XuMuK, sad pirate... ? you know most irc have auto complete of nicks
[01:00] <bolex> XuMuX, Pirate_Hunter hmm... i suspected compiz had something to do with it so i turned it off... stuff is actually at least 2x as fast as normal now, lol
[01:00] <Vigo> !tab
[01:01] <bolex> XuMuX, Pirate_Hunter I guess compiz wasn't invented for people with 40 windows open :D
[01:01] <bolex> though most of them are obscured
[01:01] <Barnabas> kwtm, ok - sometimes it is possible to access a pubic port 22 from the net but not from an ip that is routed out from the network where the host ip reseides
[01:01] <Barnabas> resides
[01:02] <Pirate_Hunter> bolex, hmmm.. maybe and compiz never used it metacity composite is more than enough for me
[01:02] <XuMuK> Pirate_Hunter, thanks, I knew... sorry if I hurt your feelings)
[01:02] <Barnabas> subone, try to run a file /dev/filesys
[01:02] <NFischer> hi all! i need to change colors! how do i change those : http://media.ubuntuusers.de/forum/attachments/2427725/thistothat1.png !?
[01:02] <Pirate_Hunter> XuMuK, no you haven't just found it weird, no worries
[01:02] <Barnabas> to what you expect to be the system
[01:02] <kwtm> Barnabas: I forwarded 55522 to port 22.
[01:03] <subone> Barnabas, i dnot understand
[01:03] <Barnabas> the file command will look at the file header to see what it is
[01:03] <kwtm> dvrcoder: Not sure what I'm looking for in sshd_config.  May I pastebin mine for you to see?  Is there a line that says "Allow only 192.168.*.*"?
[01:03] <greezmunkey> What keys do you hold down to type RESISUB, and did I spell that correctly?
[01:03] <subone> Barnabas, when it was mounted a moment ago it was on /dev/sdb1
[01:03] <``y7> i modified /etc/network/interfaces and when i restarted my computer, my ip changed. ideas?
[01:03] <subone> oh `file`
[01:03] <Barnabas> subone, yes that is the disk
[01:03] <dvrcoder> kwtm: i remotely remember something like that. wait a second
[01:03] <bolex> So I guess a log of processes and their CPU usage over time would be too CPU consuming itself, right?
[01:03] <Barnabas> not the file system
[01:03] <mikelifeguard> Can ubuntu tell me what my screen's (hardware) resolution/size is?
[01:03] <Pirate_Hunter> NFischer, aint those change based on the theme your using, I am just about certain of that, you may want to change your theme and check it out
[01:04] <subone> /dev/sdb1: block special
[01:04] <bolex> Or at least hard to do in text form
[01:04] <acicula> mikelifeguard: system->preferences->display
[01:04] <mikelifeguard> thanks, acicula
[01:04] <Pirate_Hunter> bolex, yes and please use the person name you're directing your question unless you're asking in general
[01:04] <bolex> Pirate_Hunter: I am
[01:05] <subone> Barnabas,  /dev/sdb1: block special
[01:05] <Barnabas> sorry to all of you but I am on a very slow line tonight
[01:05] <dvrcoder> kwtm: can you pastebin it? (it could of course also be the case that your local firewall blocks the request, btw.)
[01:05] <hiexpo> NFischer, its tooltips background
[01:05] <NFischer> Pirate_Hunter, u right, but is there no way to customize that?
[01:06] <Pirate_Hunter> bolex, but logs dont take much cpu just keep track of your ram usage and the apps that consume a lot of ram also you may want to look into apparmor and apparmor-profiles
[01:06] <acicula> bolex, top has a cumulative mode to see what processes uses a lot of cpu time
[01:06] <NFischer> hiexpo, where do i find this
[01:06] <hiexpo> in the themes colors sometimes you cant change that one
[01:07] <NFischer> geez
[01:07] <Pirate_Hunter> NFischer, I would say their is but its something I will definitely not go into, go to the forums and search around also google, I know you have to mess with the system files for that... errrh... more work than needed
[01:07] <hiexpo> what tme is that you are using
[01:07] <subone> wtf is block special
[01:07] <NFischer> Pirate_Hunter, thx
[01:07] <kwtm> dvrcoder: http://paste.ubuntu.com/409266/
[01:07] <Pirate_Hunter> !language | subone
[01:07] <Barnabas> subone, for more info try http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-get-information-about-your-file-system-in-ubuntu.html
[01:07] <NFischer> hiexpo, its human-clearlooks on both
[01:08] <alpicola> subone: That just means it's a block device (read: disk)
[01:08] <hiexpo> ok thought so by the color
[01:08] <kwtm> dvrcoder: I also did "sudo iptables -L" and everything was empty.  I checked the router through CanYouSeeMe.org and the ports are open.
[01:08] <subone> ok sorry didnt know i couldnt say 'wt...'
[01:08] <Vigo> NFischer: And I suggest a backup, always backup
[01:09] <Barnabas> Vigo, unless you want to write a blues
[01:09] <frodo> I'm building a new desktop computer for myself and wondering if I should install Ubuntu 9.10 or 10.04 Beta 1.  It's not a "production" machine but I will be using it for email, photos, music,etc. I already have one machine running Ubuntu 9.10 for about 6 months and very happy with the stability.  Any thoughts?
[01:09] <subone> Barnabas, dumpe2fs: Bad magic number in super-block while trying to open /dev/sdb1
[01:09] <subone> Couldn't find valid filesystem superblock.
[01:09] <XuMuK> Vigo, are you from Vigo, Spain?)
[01:10] <hiexpo> stay with 9.10
[01:10] <brontosaurusrex> frodo: i'd go with lucid
[01:10] <Barnabas> subone, youre sure the disk is physically ok ?
[01:10] <Vigo> XuMuK: No I am not in Spain where it rains on the planes.
[01:10] <dvrcoder> kwtm: can you ssh from that computer to itself?
[01:10] <SJrX> How can I find the kernel module for my webcam, it's a Logitech, Inc. QuickCam for DELL Notebooks
[01:11] <greezmunkey> I have a hopelessly locked system here, looked up REISUB, and tried it - no luck. Suggestions?
[01:11] <subone> Barnabas, i _just_unmounted it, unless that damaged it, then i see no reason it wouldnt be ok, i was just working on it
[01:11] <Pirate_Hunter> frodo, up to you really you could check out 10.4 and help provide bugs specially software/hardware bugs
[01:12] <frodo> Will it be easier/more stable to upgrade to 10.04 from 10.04 Beta 1 or 9.10?  Or not really much difference?
[01:12] <kwtm> dvrcoder: Yes, and I can also SSH from another computer on the same home network to itself.
[01:12]  * greezmunkey is about to cut power...
[01:12] <Pirate_Hunter> greezmunkey, please explain, what happened, how it happened and what you've attempted
[01:12] <Barnabas> subone, its just that the hints you give does not give much information for error detection
[01:12] <XuMuK> Vigo, and I am)
[01:12] <kwtm> dvrcoder: Hey, could YOU try SSH'ing to my computer?  I think it might be my linux provider on the remote computer that might be blocking it.
[01:12] <system> Hello There
[01:12] <subone> Barnabas, i just unplugged it and replugged it after removing the fstab line i added and it mounts fine
[01:12] <XuMuK> Vigo, but not in Vigo...
[01:13] <Guest49590> Really i am new  here
[01:13] <Barnabas> subone, usb issue then
[01:13] <Barnabas> classic
[01:13] <greezmunkey> Pirate_Hunter: my wireless connection dropped, wasn't using the system, it just decided to quit. This is the first time. U9.10, latest kernel.
[01:13] <subone> what do you mean?
[01:13] <kwtm> dvrcoder: I'll tell you my IP address, but how do I send you a private msg?
[01:13] <Barnabas> usb is not the first choice for a stable data channel
[01:13] <Pirate_Hunter> frodo, from beta to final release howver be aware at the moment it is beta1 in my opinion not much different from alpha you may or may not have problems if you dont mind losing data which could happen
[01:13] <dvrcoder> kwtm: /msg dvrcoder blabla
[01:13] <greezmunkey> Pirate_Hunter: I tried Alt+PrintScr REISUB, but nothing happened.
[01:13] <mcurran> what's the difference between these two:  cp -r /*   or  cp -r /.*
[01:13] <subone> all i want to do is place my DocumentRoot on the drive, idk why this is such a pain
[01:14] <Vigo> Guest49590: Welcome to Ubuntu!
[01:14] <greezmunkey> Pirate_Hunter: upper case reisub, by the way.
[01:14] <frodo> Private_Hunter: Thanks.  I'm gonna try 10.04 Beta 1
[01:15] <Pirate_Hunter> greezmunkey, might sound silly have you tried restarting, checking router wireless key, checking your router actually connects to the internet and I have no clue what reisub is
[01:15] <subone> Barnabas, this is what mount has to say about it "/dev/sdb1 on /media/FreeAgent Drive_ type fuseblk (rw,nosuid,nodev,allow_other,default_permissions,blksize=4096)"
[01:15] <kwtm> greezmunkey: Not following the thead, but is "REISUB" upper case?
[01:15] <hiexpo> frodo, good luck
[01:15] <Barnabas> subone, so does it work or not now ?
[01:15] <greezmunkey> kwtm: I was about to ask, all of the posts I've looked at show it typed in uppercase.
[01:15] <kwtm> greezmunkey: Per my understanding, it should be: hold down Alt-PrtSc, then tap R, E, I, S, U,B allowing a few seconds between each letter.  Nothing about Shift or CapsLock key
[01:15] <Pirate_Hunter> mcurran, copying all files within the current directory and copying all hidden files within the current directory
[01:16] <greezmunkey> Pirate_Hunter: thanks.
[01:16] <greezmunkey> kwtm: I'll try it that way...
[01:16] <subone> Barnabas, no. I mean it works, but not for what im trying to do. I want to locate my apache doc root there, but i cant unless it is mounted a specific way i guess, because of lack of permissions on a fat system
[01:16] <Vigo> Guest459590: Have you been to the Forums and other documentation sites?
[01:16] <alpicola> subone: Why not just add the apache user to the 'plugdev' group, set DocumentRoot to /media/FreeAgent Drive, and be done with it?
[01:16] <kwtm> dvrcoder: So it works!  So it was a different problem all along.  Thanks!  This is a great boon in my debugging.
[01:17] <tripelb> here's my flying bunny, see the ears flop down to fly http://www.terrafugia.com/
[01:17] <kwtm> greezmunkey: It has to do all the commands (e.g. Alt-PrtSc-R means terminate all processes, and it takes a few seconds to do so).
[01:17] <NFischer> is there a possibility to export themes to transfer them to another box?
[01:17] <tripelb> oops wrong channel, apologies
[01:17] <Barnabas> subone, if the system is mounted ok then see to it that the apache user has the correct rights to write to the disk
[01:17] <dvrcoder> kwtm: anyway you could also check the /etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny files
[01:17] <Guest49590> i have problem  with MonoDevelop  Error "Build failed. ApplicationName='vbnc'"   ????
[01:17] <subone> alpicola, i will look into that
[01:17] <kwtm> greezmunkey: Sorry, Alt-PrtSc-E means terminate all processes, not Alt-PrtSc-R.  R means Raw input.
[01:17] <Pirate_Hunter> tripelb, #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:18] <Barnabas> subone, create a subfolder or such where the user from the apache serv has write access
[01:18] <subone> Barnabas, thats the thing, i cant successfully `chmod 755`
[01:18] <Barnabas> subone, not even by root?
[01:18] <hiexpo> NFischer, no but you can get them easily atsoftpedia
[01:18] <Pirate_Hunter> NFischer, im certain there is but I havent messed with themes in a while and you can find this very quickly online
[01:18] <subone> Barnabas, no, cmoding does nothing
[01:18] <Guest49590> ty Cy
[01:18] <Barnabas> subone, that cant be correct
[01:19] <greezmunkey> kwtm: yeah, I've read up on it in the past, but haven't had to try it until now! I went through all of the keys, watching the hdd led. No activity. Guess it's time to kill it but good.
[01:19] <alpicola> subone: Define 'does nothing'.  Do you mean 'doesn't change perms' or 'doesn't accomplish what you need it to accomplish'?
[01:19] <Barnabas> afk be back in 10
[01:19] <subone> alpicola, doesnt change perms
[01:19] <Guest61640> anyone here..NEWBIE!
[01:20] <NFischer> hiexpo, Pirate_Hunter the prob is, that human-clearlooks i found on softpedia is not the same as in 9.04
[01:20] <hiexpo> !welcome
[01:20] <subone> `sudo chmod 755 /media/FreeAgent\ Drive` doesnt do what it should
[01:20] <Pirate_Hunter> !ask | Guest61640
[01:20] <frodo> Hello!
[01:20] <zvacet> frodo:  hi
[01:20] <Pirate_Hunter> !themes | NFischer
[01:20] <NFischer> hiexpo, Pirate_Hunter on the sreenshot both boxes are using human-clearlooks
[01:20] <ZykoticK9> subone, if that's a FAT or NTFS drive, you can't apply unix permissions to it
[01:20] <hiexpo> what clearlooksyou want?
[01:20] <greezmunkey> kwtm: So you know the caps lock, and scroll lock leds on the keyboard blink on and off at about 1 second intervals.
[01:20] <Guest61640> hey i am new to linux... i just downloaded or installed a package through the manager... how do i run it?
[01:21] <Vigo> Guest45950: Still here?
[01:21] <subone> ZykoticK9, thats what i just said
[01:21] <kwtm> greezmunkey: Didn't know that!  Just passing on what I read; but it's useful to know.  Interesting.
[01:21] <XuMuK> Guest61640, what package?
[01:21] <NFischer> Pirate_Hunter, k, im probably gonna fnd it thx
[01:21] <Guest61640> well this is a general question
[01:21] <greezmunkey> kwtm: just pressed the reset key...
[01:21] <alpicola> Guest61640: Lots of choices...
[01:21] <ZykoticK9> subone, i don't use fat/ntfs - but you need to alter your permission in fstab (or you still trying to use 000?)
[01:21] <Pirate_Hunter> NFischer, that is based on themes, you can either change the options in the theme manually or mess around with system files which I wouldn't consider
[01:21] <hiexpo> go into synaptic and search do clearlooks and see what version it is
[01:21] <Griffinzz> what is recommended partitions for a new clean linux install?  currently have 238gigs of unallocated space.  and what parts should be ext2, 3 or 4?
[01:21] <zvacet> Guest61640 : is that gui package or command line based
[01:22] <sirh4xalot> whats a good hacker server and how do i get on it
[01:22] <tripelb> soreau, hi glad you are still here.
[01:22] <alpicola> Guest61640: If it's in the menus, click on it to run it.  If a command line app, type the program's name into the command line in a Terminal.
[01:22] <Guest61640> so i downloaded the package... but now how the hell do i run it?
[01:22] <XuMuK> Guest61640, depends if it's graphic, internet or other type of application...
[01:22] <Guest61640> kismet
[01:22] <adalal> hey
[01:22] <greezmunkey> kwtm: fsck passed ok, at login screen.
[01:22] <zvacet> Guest61640 : can you find icon under appplications
[01:22] <adalal> anyone know how to get the fglrx working with the lucid beta?
[01:22] <adalal> i installed it, but haven't restarted it yet
[01:23] <kwtm> greezmunkey: Congrats!  Now backup everything and get off that hard drive before it really crashes!
[01:23] <ZykoticK9> adalal, re ask in you lucid channel, #ubuntu+1
[01:23] <Guest61640> no! once i use the snyamtics package manager.... and install where does it go and how do i use it?
[01:23] <greezmunkey> Would anyone know which log file may have captured that last lockup, if any?
[01:23] <tripelb> soreau, as I said in the post, it varies. I cant pin it down. yesterday it was shorter and shorter till I took the actions in my post. Yesterday it was hulu. Other days It has been after soem flash, 3 times in a day, not for a few days. I dont have a pattern. Except, as I said in the post, only after I have used some flash, you tube, jon stewart, hulu...
[01:23] <kwtm> dvrcoder: Sorry, gotta run --baby crying.  But let me know if it works.. That would be a great help to confirm that you can get on.
[01:24] <Bleach> hi
[01:24] <hiexpo> kismet is a terminal app sudo kismet
[01:24] <zvacet> Guest61640 : try type app name in terminal
[01:24] <Bleach> i m new to ubuntu
[01:24] <alpicola> Guest61640: Open a terminal (Applications>Accessories>Terminal) and then type 'kismet' into the terminal.
[01:24] <Bleach> how can i learn terminal commands
[01:24] <dvrcoder> kwtm: k, will try, sorry i didn't see the qry
[01:24] <Pirate_Hunter> greezmunkey, readin logs aint fun and not easy your going to read it line per line
[01:24] <Guest61640> im aware but then it says like alredy installed .. and the gui dosnt pop up!
[01:24] <subone> alpicola, i just tried what you said adding www to plugdev and still doesnt work, i still get "(13)Permission denied: access to / denied" from apache
[01:25] <Vigo> !terminal | Bleach
[01:25] <zvacet> Bleach: nothing wrong with that what is your question
[01:25] <zvacet>
[01:25] <tripelb> kismet isnt in my terminal.
[01:25] <hiexpo> type kismet
[01:25] <subone> ZykoticK9, huh?
[01:25] <Bleach> then how can i download files through terminal
[01:25] <tripelb> Bleach, type into google linux terminal commands and you will be presented with a set of teaching pages.
[01:25] <zvacet> Bleach:  http://www.linux.org/lessons/
[01:26] <XuMuK> !wget | Bleach
[01:26] <tripelb> Bleach where are these files now?
[01:26] <greezmunkey> Pirate_Hunter: no sweat for me, do you know what log? I found something interesting, in messages - it shows eth0 entering promiscuous mode. I'm not using eth0.
[01:26] <Pirate_Hunter> tripelb, if firefox problem just ran it from ram if you can spare 100mb of it,  http://onlyubuntu.blogspot.com/2008/11/firefox-cache-in-ramdisk-tmpfs.html
[01:26] <Bleach> oh
[01:26] <Guest61640> not working!  i dont know what My problem is =[
[01:26] <Bleach> i ll try
[01:26] <Vigo> !apt-get
[01:26] <Bleach> any example for wget.
[01:27] <Pirate_Hunter> greezmunkey, google it thats the best advise I can give you when you find messages like that
[01:27] <tripelb> Pirate_Hunter, do you have any idea what mp problem is or could you explain to me why running ff from ram might alter it?
[01:27] <tripelb> bleach pm
[01:28] <Pirate_Hunter> tripelb, no clue since I dont know your question, just read what you said about ram, flash, hulu and that popped to mind
[01:28] <Griffinzz> what is the advatneges of using ext4 for the filesystem over ext2?
[01:28] <Vigo> Bleach: Did you see that apt-get from ubottu?
[01:28] <greezmunkey> Pirate_Hunter: Tell you what, when and if I find what I'm looking for I'll let you know. ;)
[01:28] <Guest61640> windows.
[01:28] <Pirate_Hunter> tripelb, please help people in channel so others may make use of your advise
[01:28] <subone> ZykoticK9, when i try to mount it manually `sudo mount /media/FreeAgent\ Drive` with this in fstab "/dev/sdb1	/media/FreeAgent\040Drive	vfat	rw,umask=000 0 0" i get "FAT: bogus number of reserved sectors" and "VFS: Can't find a valid FAT filesystem on dev sdb1" from dmesg
[01:28] <Pirate_Hunter> greezmunkey, ok
[01:29] <tripelb> I will.
[01:29] <Guest61640> so after you download ANY package..where does it GO!
[01:29] <greezmunkey> heh
[01:29] <DaZ> Guest61640: /var/cache/apt
[01:29] <zvacet> Guest61640 : most of them goes to the /usr/bin
[01:30] <Guest61640> from there how do you run it ..other then the terminal?
[01:30] <ZykoticK9> subone, i'm no fat expert i'm affraid - but that umask=000 is going to make everything executable i believe, something else might solve your permission problems at the same time
[01:30] <ricky_> hi
[01:30] <radar3d> i am new to ubuntu and loving it!!!!
[01:30] <subone> ZykoticK9, im open to suggestions
[01:30] <Guest61640> good stay off windows
[01:30] <XuMuK> Guest61640, from Applications if it has GUI interface...
[01:30] <Vigo> Guest61640: Here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingSoftware
[01:31] <ZykoticK9> subone, i'm hoping someone else jumps in ;)  I have no idea, as i said i don't use fat/ntfs at all.
[01:31] <zvacet> Guest61640 : system>preferences>on left decide where you want app to show and on right choose new item under command browse to /usr/bin
[01:31] <Guest61640> but the packages from the synaptic manger do NOT go into the apps .. that is my problem
[01:31] <Pirate_Hunter> subone, sorry what is your current problem not sure if I can help but  let me know
[01:31] <ricky_> need a list of comm
[01:32] <hiexpo> man kismet
[01:32] <Guest61640> ?? man kismet?
[01:32] <Guest61640> oh that might help h/o let me read
[01:33] <hiexpo> that is a command to bring up the kismet manual
[01:33] <Vigo> !man
[01:33] <zvacet> Guest61640 : type in terminal sudo kismet
[01:33] <subone> Pirate_Hunter, I am trying to set my DocumentRoot in apache2 to be located on an external 1TB usb hdd. However I get permission errors (403) when accessing it in a browser. chmod is useless as far as FAT goes apparently, so im at a loss to get my permissions for the server
[01:34] <Guest61640> im sorry.. i need the gui! im not good enough without it yet =[
[01:34] <hiexpo> Guest61640, not trying to sound rude but maybe you should learn more about linux before trying to attempt to use a toll like kismet //
[01:34] <XuMuK> Guest61640, doesn't go there because it's not GUI...
[01:34] <skrite> is there a way from terminator that i can dump the entire terminal ( or as much as i have scrolled) to a file?
[01:34] <Pirate_Hunter> subone,  not sure if im on the right track but chown [owner]:[group] I would guess your not the owner yet
[01:35] <Guest61640> im aware i suck! however! i have seen kismet's gui! and there is one!
[01:35] <adalal> any ati users here who has tried the new fglrx-installer?
[01:35] <netech> FAT filesystems have no concept of security permissions
[01:35] <Pirate_Hunter> skrite, huh?
[01:35] <Vigo> skrite: Clear Terminal? yes, it exists
[01:35] <subone> Pirate_Hunter, afaik you cant chown/chmod anything on vfat
[01:35] <zvacet> Guest61640 : download gkismet from  http://gkismet.sourceforge.net/
[01:35] <netech> change the fs or forget about using that drive
[01:36] <MrD_> im having definite problems with DeVeDe, any easy solutions to burning Video DVDs?
[01:36] <MrD_> in the middle of creating a disk image my computer shuts down
[01:36] <MrD_> its not overheated, I've felt it, and just took the damn thing apart and dusted it
[01:36] <Pirate_Hunter> subone, does apache know you've set your document root to that hd?
[01:37] <subone> yes
[01:37] <hiexpo> the giu you seen is gkismet
[01:37] <psusi> subone, man mount... fat has mount options to override the default permissions... you can use umask to make the files world read/write, or user to set them to be owned by the apache user
[01:37] <Guest61640> TAHNK YOU
[01:37] <Vigo> MrD_: There are many, way to many to name in #channel.
[01:37] <V3RR3Z> Is Firefox needed for Ubuntu?
[01:38] <V3RR3Z> Or can I uninstall it
[01:38] <subone> psusi, using fstab? i tried that mount says "FAT: bogus number of reserved sectors" and "VFS: Can't find a valid FAT filesystem on dev sdb1."
[01:38] <MrD_> considering it never did that when I burned video DVDs in Windows, any suggestions?
[01:38] <XuMuK> V3RR3Z, of course you can...
[01:38] <hiexpo> V3RR3Z, no there are many brousers you can use
[01:38] <alpicola> subone: What happens if you try to browse the folder as the apache user (sudo -u www)?
[01:38] <zvacet> V3RR3Z : just instalol another browser
[01:38] <Pirate_Hunter> subone, I know it sounds weird but does it know? If you havent told it and restarted it, it wont point to the correct place actually it will break
[01:38] <V3RR3Z> KK I am switching to epiphany..
[01:38] <greezmunkey> kwtm: Pirate_Hunter looks like this system tried to enter power saving mode, instead of activating the screen saver. In effect, this system is configured for power saving at its lower levels, even when I have power saving turned off.
[01:38] <psusi> subone, yea... what did you set the line in fstab to, and what command did you run that generated that output?
[01:39] <Vigo> MrD_: I am not familiar with that package,application, have you tried K3b or any other packages?
[01:39] <V3RR3Z> so just sudo apt-get remove --purge firefox?
[01:39] <subone> psusi, "/dev/sdb1	/media/FreeAgent\040Drive	vfat	rw,umask=000 0 0"
[01:39] <MrD_> yes, K3b is even harder to use!
[01:39] <MrD_> I just want to burn an .mp4 into a video DVD
[01:39] <Pirate_Hunter> greezmunkey, system>Pref..>power management
[01:39] <MrD_> when I put the file into VIDEO_TS K3b gives me an error
[01:40] <greezmunkey> Pirate_Hunter: As I said, that is disabled.
[01:40] <psusi> subone, that should do it... what did you run that generated that error?
[01:40] <zvacet> V3RR3Z : you can leave it installed and use another one you like better
[01:40] <subone> alpicola, i never used that command and im failing at trying to :p
[01:40] <Vigo> !multimedia | MrD_
[01:40] <V3RR3Z> Anyone play on GaiaOnline? I am trying to find a browser that will support it.. Firefox.. wouldnt even log in
[01:41] <subone> Pirate_Hunter, yes apache has been restarted
[01:41] <MrD_> everything is ripping
[01:41] <Pirate_Hunter> greezmunkey, you sure, on mine it is set to never put the system to sleep unless its a bios issue
[01:41] <MrD_> there is no burning
[01:41] <cain22> hey, any good podcast to listen to?
[01:41] <subone> psusi, `sudo mount -a` then dmesg
[01:41] <Viz3> I have a general OS Concepts question... What happens when the OS gets an interrupt in the middle of handling an interrupt.  Do interrupts queue in some way?
[01:41] <alpicola> subone: Oh... duh.  It'd help to tell sudo to give you a shell, too.  (sudo -u www -s)
[01:41] <alpicola> Then you can try to cd to your DocRoot and see what happens.
[01:41] <psusi> subone, what if you do sudo mount -t vfat /dev/sdb1 /mnt -o rw,umask=000
[01:43] <subone> alpicola, ls: cannot open directory /media/FreeAgent Drive_/: Permission denied
[01:43] <MrD_> I get these errors in K3b: Found files bigger than 2 GB. Project does not contain all necessary Video DVD files. Could not determine size of resulting image file
[01:43] <alpicola> Viz3: For the most part, yes.
[01:43] <XuMuK> subone, try sudo ls
[01:43] <MrD_> does k3b make an image or burn?
[01:43] <Vigo> MrD_: Have you tried GnomeBaker? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CdDvd/Burning
[01:43] <subone> XuMuK, that would defeat the purpose
[01:43] <greezmunkey> Pirate_Hunter: I'm sure. The system is a power edge server, I went through the bios prior to install. I think I will disable ACPI, been wanting too anyway.
[01:43] <alpicola> subone: Check permissions on /media.
[01:43] <Pirate_Hunter> subone, apparently what you're trying is a pain hope this link helps, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=745661
[01:44] <MrD_> again, it's just ISO butning, is there anything that skips that mediary step?
[01:44] <ZykoticK9> MrD_, i'd suggest you try devede for trying to convert video to dvd, but i'm not sure even it will be able to handle mp4.  good luck man.
[01:44] <MrD_> its very tedious considering every other OS comes with stuff to burn video files to video DVD in one step out of box
[01:44] <psusi> Viz3, it depends.. generally though yes, interrupts that can not be serviced now because they are disabled are queued
[01:44] <subone> psusi, same error when i run that
[01:44] <sosexi> hi all new to ubuntu. Installed enlightenment e17. It didnt go good. Cant logout to choose Gnome again. please help.There is no logout option, just restart.
[01:45] <Viz3> if it's not too much to ask, how does it depend, or can you possibly link me something to read on it?
[01:45] <Viz3> I've tried some googling
[01:45] <MrD_> oh, while that reminds me, any good Ubuntu tutorial sites?
[01:45] <MrD_> most I've found are very old, and aren't helpful really
[01:45] <psusi> subone, and if you drop the -o part?
[01:45] <MrD_> I've googled Ubuntu blogs and Ubuntu fansites
[01:45] <skrite> Pirate_Hunter, Vigo no, not clear, want to dump all the terminal output that i have in there to a text file
[01:46] <skrite> should have run my process with > somefile.txt, but too late now
[01:46] <psusi> subone, what does sudo blkid say the type of the fs is on the device?  is it vfat or fat32?
[01:47] <Vigo> skrite: Ah, ok, Thank you for the update or added information.
[01:47] <Pirate_Hunter> skrite, oh you mean redirect i.e. cat /proc/mdstat > foobar.txt you my want to look online for better examples
[01:47] <subone> psusi, same error without the -o part
[01:47] <MrD_> also, can you associate your user with root privledges without using terminal?
[01:47] <alpicola> Viz3: Try googling 'linux interrupts' and check out the top several results.
[01:47] <psusi> subone, I'm thinking vfat is the wrong fs type... see what blkid says, or try -t auto
[01:47] <subone> oh what... /dev/sdb1: UUID="7ED05D74D05D341D" LABEL="FreeAgent Drive" TYPE="ntfs"
[01:48] <subone> i could have sworn i used FAT
[01:48] <psusi> subone, bingo, it's ntfs, not fat ;)
[01:48] <subone> i feel dumb now
[01:48] <subone> lemme try "/dev/sdb1	/media/FreeAgent\040Drive	ntfs	defaults 0 0"
[01:48] <psusi> subone, meh... ntfs is better anyhow... just change vfat to ntfs
[01:48] <subone> sonuva
[01:49] <subone> tyty
[01:49] <subone> sorry for my stupidity
[01:49] <psusi> subone, you still need the umask or uid option to override the permissions
[01:49] <subone> no it works now
[01:49] <alpicola> subone: Yay!  Glad you got that working  =)
[01:49] <Pirate_Hunter> subone, why change the document root that is what I don't understand would be easier to move the user directory
[01:49] <psusi> subone, mount works, sure... but for apache to read it...
[01:49] <subone> psusi, already tested
[01:50] <Viz3> alpicola and psusi, thanks
[01:50] <subone> Pirate_Hunter, because i store my files on my external drive for portability...
[01:50] <alpicola> subone: A gentle warning, though.  If that device isn't the first USB device you plug in after boot, your automount might break.
[01:51] <MrD_> ugh you're f'n kidding me, I just installed Samba and it didn't work right...
[01:51] <subone> alpicola, thats what i was asking earlier, anyway to make sure?
[01:51] <MrD_> I get all these requests for things that don't exist
[01:51] <Pirate_Hunter> subone, hmmm but your moving the documentroot, that the internal of apache, am I getting things wrong most would move the web directory to the external instead or make a backup of it to the external drive
[01:51] <psusi> subone, yea, you should mount it by UUID not device
[01:52] <Pirate_Hunter> MrD_, dont associate your user to the root, keep it in the admin group
[01:52] <subone> Pirate_Hunter, what are you talking about backup? changing the docroot is as easy as "DocumentRoot '/media/FreeAgent Drive/Projects/www/'"
[01:52] <MrD_> it is, but I always need to put in my password
[01:52] <Pirate_Hunter> !language | MrD_
[01:52] <alpicola> subone: What psusi said.  Or give it a custom /dev node using UDEV - http://reactivated.net/writing_udev_rules.html
[01:52] <MrD_> and it wouldnt let me share a folder
[01:52] <MrD_> can't say that? dang...sorry
[01:53] <doctorZeus> I'm having an issue with smb also. . from windows it prompts for a password and it won't take any combination of username/pw I have
[01:53] <Pirate_Hunter> subone, never mind when you said docroot I thoguth you meant the internal directory not the www/ hmmm you shouldve stated that as I been looking at something completely different and too complex
[01:54] <MrD_> doctorZeus, I had that problem too, use your Windows account name
[01:54] <MrD_> or your Ubuntu credentials, I forget which it was
[01:54] <MrD_> and you need to make the users in samba
[01:54] <doctorZeus> I've tried both.. I even synched the windows account/pass with my ubuntu
[01:54] <MrD_> hmm
[01:54] <Untitled_only> hey guys
[01:54] <MrD_> you made the Window account in Samba
[01:54] <subone> alpicola, psusi, ty "UUID=7ED05D74D05D341D	/media/FreeAgent\040Drive	ntfs	defaults 0 0" works
[01:55] <Untitled_only> anyone running ubuntu 10.04?
[01:55] <MrD_> like mine is Eric-PC on my Win machine and I made Eric-PC on Samba
[01:55] <doctorZeus> i did smbpasswd -a and synched that user and pass with the windows account AND ubuntu account
[01:55] <psusi> subone, good.. that way it won't matter if it ends up on sdc instead of sdb
[01:55] <subone> alpicola, psusi, Pirate_Hunter, whoever else helped, ty so much
[01:55] <alpicola> subone: glad it's working!
[01:55] <MrD_> it was really messy when I did it, but I know I did it somehow...
[01:55] <MrD_> you edited conf right?
[01:56] <MrD_> and that the folders are sharable
[01:56] <greezmunkey> Pirate_Hunter: Update, pm-utils and acpid were still active - even though they were "disabled" They no longer exist on my system :)
[01:56] <Pirate_Hunter> subone, think they deserve the thanks I was clueless, oh well next time...
[01:56] <MrD_> man I wish I could remember, maybe you even need to do it as \\MACHINE\sharedfolder\ for it to work
[01:56] <doctorZeus> I haven't edited config.. the workgroup was correct for windows and from what I've read so far that's all that needs to be modified there
[01:56] <Pirate_Hunter> greezmunkey, i ahve no clue what youre trying to achieve but hope you dont break your system
[01:57] <MrD_> you tried entering in the Ubuntu account cred on Windows?
[01:57] <MrD_> (I'm sure you have)
[01:57] <coldboot|home> How do you begin to troubleshoot hibernate?
[01:57] <coldboot|home> I hibernate my system, and when I start it back up again, it's as if I turned the computer off.
[01:57] <Pirate_Hunter> MrD_, http://burk.crabula.com/index.php?title=Main_Page near the bottom it has a samba tutorial you might want to look at
[01:58] <MrD_> oh1
[01:58] <MrD_> doctorZeus, did you restart your computer?
[01:58] <greezmunkey> Pirate_Hunter: It's a desktop, and I don't want / need power management. It crashed my system, so it goes away. That's it, that's all.
[01:58] <MrD_> because Samba doesn't start on startup by default, that messed me up ocne
[01:58] <Pirate_Hunter> coldboot|home, old news its to do with a bug or bad settings with swap, you can find it online or someone here with more experiance can help you
[01:58] <brez> Hey - I got this wifi card from eBay, it's a generic "chinese" one, it only comes with a windows driver
[01:58] <Pirate_Hunter> greezmunkey, oh ok fair enough
[01:59] <preston_> I am trying to get "Aero Snap" function to work. I have wmctrl and xdpyinfo (x11-utils) installed already. I am using keyboard shortcuts to work the scrips. I am able to get the snap right and snap top working but for some reason there is an error in running the script for snap left. here is the website where the instructions are posted http://wwww.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1294661&page=2. Has anyone had this problem before?
[01:59] <brez> when I install it in the pci slot, and type "ifconfig wlan0" it displays a card
[01:59] <brez> however, I'm unable to connect wirelessly
[01:59] <brez> eww, multi lines.
[01:59] <Pirate_Hunter> brez, pop it in run ubuntu and see if it picks it up, if not come back and ask for help
[01:59] <coldboot|home> Pirate_Hunter: Are you absolutely sure that's the problem? Shouldn't it have been fixed by an automatic update?
[01:59] <owen> ok
[02:00] <MrD_> GAH anyway to make it so you dont need to enter the password like 100 times per session?
[02:00] <owen> who are yall people
[02:00] <greezmunkey> Pirate_Hunter: yeah, it's been dropping the wireless connection (what I thought was) randomly, but this time I decided to look into it rather than live with it. Power management.
[02:00] <MrD_> enter it to delete a program, enter it to downlod a program
[02:00] <MrD_> can't I just NOT enter it ever
[02:00] <MrD_> except to log into my account
[02:00] <wojox> quit
[02:00] <bazhang> owen, this is ubuntu support do you have an ubuntu support question
[02:01] <Pirate_Hunter> coldboot|home, nope but than I am saying this based on my system and what ive found online, yours could be different highly doubt it
[02:01] <owen> ohh no not really
[02:01] <bazhang> owen, chat is in #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:01] <psusi> MrD_, man sudo... you can edit your sudoers file to not require a password if you want
[02:02] <Pirate_Hunter> greezmunkey, if it works for you without a problem than problem solved
[02:02] <owen> are yall from the states
[02:02] <MrD_> how can I get ubuntu software center to update it's offerings? I know Brasero has a stable 2.3 release but its still 2.28 in USC, or is it from the online resporitory?
[02:02] <Pirate_Hunter> psusi, please stop its visudo and messing with that file is very dangerous
[02:02] <bazhang> owen, /join #ubuntu-offtopic for chat this is Ubuntu support only
[02:03] <luis_> Hello I need help with ffmpeg. Like 3 months ago when I used download helper to download a video to youtube and convert it into an mp3, it worked perfectly. Now when I do it, the file is downloaded but it results into a "failedconversion.avi". Whats wrong??
[02:04] <KB1JWQ> luis_: Could you try being a bit more descriptive?
[02:04] <luis_> ehhmm..
[02:05] <KB1JWQ> luis_: What's your command string?  What does it output?  What's your source file?  Did you change anything since it last worked?  Etc.
[02:05] <camel_> hey i'm having a problem w/ updates ... my g/f accidently unplugged my machine while updates were running ... tried to complete update and it says this::  E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[02:06] <doctorZeus> i thought everything was working fine but figured I would restart samba service and it told me it wasn't installed and I had to download samba4..so deeper down the rabbit hole I go
[02:06] <camel_> I ran that command an nothing happens
[02:06] <alpicola> camel_: Did you?
[02:06] <camel_> still no updates
[02:06] <luis_> There is an addon to firefox called download helper than uses a file converter called ffmpeg. When you download a video from youtube using DH, when the download finish, the addon uses ffmpeg to convert the video in any format you input. It worked nice like 3 months ago, now when I used it today the file (any file actually...) results into a failedconversion.avi
[02:06] <hXc> Sup guys.
[02:06] <MrD_> I hate to be a major pain with all these questions, but this one is a cool one and isn't really simple. How can I discover a computer daisy-chained with an ethernet cord?
[02:06] <luis_> I think I cannot be more descriptive
[02:06] <alpicola> camel_: Once it finished, have you tried running updates again?
[02:07] <camel_> alpicola, yes ... it comes up with the same error after running that command
[02:07] <Pirate_Hunter> camel_, try apt-get -f install/update and see if that helps
[02:07] <hXc> I haven't experienced any problems with my ubuntu laptop setup yet.
[02:08] <Nalf> I'm having issues with my ati graphics card and I remember there being a page with some fixes on it, but I can't seem to find it.
[02:08] <Nalf> Can anyone point me in the right direction?
[02:08] <jrib> !ati | Nalf
[02:09] <Nalf> I've already installed the restricted drivers.
[02:09] <Nalf> There was a list of things to do for ati cards like change the rendering method or something.. I'm not really very good at this so I don't know the specifics.
[02:10] <ZykoticK9> luis_, you might be running into the quasi-bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/faac/+bug/374900 basically upstream ffmpeg has dropped support for AAC, the default audio stream in MP4 files
[02:10] <thiago_> asdad
[02:11] <frotz47> Nalf: how about - http://tan-com.com/posts/technology/fix-ubuntu-904-ati-driver-issue
[02:11] <Nalf> Does this apply for 9.10?
[02:12] <frotz47> I run nvidia, just something I found googling
[02:12] <frotz47> might jogg your memoty
[02:13] <frotz47> memory
[02:14] <coldboot|home> Pirate_Hunter: Didn't work. I put the UUID of my swap partition in the resume file, nothing different.
[02:14] <holmser> I cannot get my wifi to work on a dell d400 using karmic.  I can see networks, but I am unable to connect to them.  Any Ideas?
[02:15] <Pirate_Hunter> coldboot|home, you, what, huh? Never mind, you're having trouble with hibernation right, have you checked online in the forums or google there are plenty of information on it
[02:17] <Am4no> luis.I would recommend DamnVid. I does samething as addon http://code.google.com/p/damnvid/
[02:21] <cowguru2000> Hey guys! I need some help changing my host name... I don't know exactly what I should or what I'm allowed to change it to. (My current hostname is "localhost" and that's not going over well with my ISP, through whose SMTP server I am trying to relay emails.)
[02:21] <rww> ubottu: hostname | cowguru2000
[02:22] <cowguru2000> rww: I'm supposed to just change the hostname to whatever I want?
[02:22] <holmser> this is killing me... why will my wireless adapter see all of the networks, but not be able to associate with any of them?
[02:23] <hatake_kakashi> holmser, pastebin (not paste) your lspci -nnk output
[02:23] <psusi> cowguru2000, if you are on a network with a static ip address then you should coordinate the name with your network admin so it matches the DNS name, but generally yea, you set your hostname to whatever you want to call your computer
[02:23] <rww> cowguru2000: or whatever your ISP wants, yes. Linux doesn't really care, as long as you're consistant (i.e., read the whole factoid :)
[02:24] <Flirty> hi anyone have a acer d250?
[02:24] <cowguru2000> rww: i did read the whole factoid. the problem here is that i'm trying to set up Postfix to relay emails through my ISP's SMTP server... and it doesn't like "localhost" as the domain name.
[02:25] <cowguru2000> psusi: i'm on a home network, but i do have a static internal ip
[02:25] <holmser> http://pastebin.com/e7pxL4Vk
[02:25] <psusi> cowguru2000, sounds like your isp's smtp server requires authentication to relay mail
[02:25] <holmser> there it is hatake_kakashi
[02:25] <cowguru2000> psusi: yes, it does. i tried to set that up in the postfix config
[02:25] <rww> cowguru2000: oh. so you probably need to change your postfix configuration to use something other than your computer's hostname for outgoing mail, which I have no idea how to do (I'm not a postfix person :(
[02:25] <brez> ok, I turned on ubuntu and the wifi card wont get online
[02:25] <hatake_kakashi> holmser, yeah I was reading it, hmm old card
[02:25] <brez> when I type "lspci" it picks up the wifi card
[02:25] <cowguru2000> rww: hmmmm alrighty thanks
[02:26] <hatake_kakashi> brez, pastebin (not paste) your lspci -nnk output
[02:26] <hatake_kakashi> holmser, pastebin your dmesg output
[02:26] <holmser> cowguru2000, I have been trying to set up postfix for a few weeks now.  Same issue.  Can you send mail by telneting in from localhost?
[02:26] <brez> thats going to be difficuly
[02:26] <brez> this box has not net access
[02:27] <psusi> cowguru2000, I've never configured postfix to authenticate with an upstream smtp server, but if you do it right, I don't think your hostname matters
[02:27] <hatake_kakashi> brez, you don't have a spare wired cable?
[02:27] <brez> it's a broadcom BCM4306 wifi card
[02:27] <brez> no I don't :(
[02:27] <hatake_kakashi> !broadcom | brez
[02:27] <alpicola> cowguru2000: Have you read http://www.postfix.org/STANDARD_CONFIGURATION_README.html#fantasy ?
[02:28] <cowguru2000> apicola: wow no i haven't. thank you very much i will look at that!
[02:28] <cowguru2000> apicola: ... actually i think i've done something similar to tihs
[02:28] <cowguru2000> this*
[02:29] <voxio> 10.04 will not boot (todays snapshot), the boot screen seems to hang forever.
[02:29] <hatake_kakashi> brez, follow this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx#No%20Internet%20Access
[02:29] <voxio> how would i debug this?
[02:29] <hatake_kakashi> !lucid | voxio
[02:30] <voxio> thanks
[02:30] <cowguru2000> holmser: yup
[02:30] <holmser> http://pastebin.com/b76N9f3B
[02:30] <holmser> same with me cowguru
[02:30] <DGTED> Spanish
[02:31] <holmser> I could send mail from the local machine, but not from any of the other computers on my network
[02:31] <holmser> please let me know if you find a solution to the problem, I pretty much gave up
[02:31] <brez_> crazy net connection died.
[02:32] <preston_> Using Aero Snap function which does a screen snap like that on w7. I have snap left, right, and up working. However, after snapping up I can't snap back left or right. The window seems to get stuck after moving up. Is there anyone here that uses Aero Snap and knows how to fix this problem? Here is a link with the scripts that I am running. http://paste2.org/p/507522
[02:33] <hatake_kakashi> brez, follow this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx#No%20Internet%20Access
[02:33] <cowguru2000> holmser: i'll let you know
[02:33] <hatake_kakashi> holmser, which version of ubuntu is this?
[02:33] <cowguru2000> holmser: you should take a look at your logs (/var/log/mail.log
[02:34] <holmser> I did
[02:34] <holmser> I was tailing all my logs
[02:34] <cowguru2000> holmser: pastebin the error?
[02:34] <alpicola> cowguru2000: postfix really isn't my thing, but this thread seems maybe on point...  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=67397
[02:34] <alpicola> cowguru2000: Afraid I can't be too helpful, though.
[02:34] <holmser> Server is in the process of being moved to my basement right now
[02:35] <holmser> when I get it up I will
[02:35] <eryn_1983> hey peeps i  just install firefox latest and  greates.
[02:35] <cowguru2000> apicola: thanks so much
[02:35] <eryn_1983> greatest, but my flash no longer works  where do i go to fix it
[02:36] <holmser> did you see that pastebin of my dmesg hatake_kakashi?
[02:36] <hiexpo> eryn_1983, you mean your internet flash
[02:36] <eryn_1983> i guess.
[02:36] <hatake_kakashi> holmser, yes I did and I responded
[02:36] <eryn_1983> i cant  play flash on firefox
[02:36] <hiexpo> oh ok easy one
[02:36] <hiexpo> one sec
[02:36] <XuMuK> eryn_1983, x64?
[02:36] <cowguru2000> apicola: THANK YOU!!!
[02:37] <eryn_1983> yup
[02:37] <alpicola> cowguru2000: Glad that helped!
[02:37] <XuMuK> eryn_1983, wait a second...
[02:37] <cowguru2000> holmser: thanks to apicola i found a solution to my problem, if it's the same as yours maybe i can help?
[02:37] <cowguru2000> holmser: are you on ubuntu?
[02:37] <hatake_kakashi> holmser, my question was, which version of ubuntu is this?
[02:38] <eryn_1983> ok
[02:38] <hiexpo> eryn_1983, go up to tabs on firefox click  tools addons than find type shockwave and install it ahlah wah
[02:38] <luis_> There is an addon to firefox called download helper than uses a file converter called ffmpeg. When you download a video from youtube using DH, when the download finish, the addon uses ffmpeg to convert the video in any format you input. It worked nice like 3 months ago, now when I used it today the file (any file actually...) results into a failedconversion.avi
[02:40] <XuMuK> eryn_1983, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1358591
[02:40] <XuMuK> eryn_1983, this works for me
[02:40] <holmser> internet connection dropped out
[02:41] <datta> seems weird that i get these error messages in the update manager: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/KGQMeZTc
[02:41] <datta> this is after i had tried to install handbrake into the system
[02:42] <ChogyDan> datta: its a bad url
[02:43] <datta> ChogyDan: really, it's coming good for me
[02:43] <bazhang> luis_, please provide the exact command and the error message pastebin if more than a single line
[02:43] <datta> ChogyDan: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/KGQMeZTc you sure
[02:43] <ChogyDan> datta: not the pastbin, the repo
[02:44] <datta> ChogyDan: i am sorry about that mistake i made
[02:44] <alpicola> datta: Looks like a known bug... Google bug report with link to workaround near bottom:  http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Chrome/thread?tid=602abde8e95cf067&hl=en
[02:44] <datta> alpicola: is there any way to get around it? like uninstalling would work?
[02:45] <alpicola> datta: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apt/+bug/528925 has the workaround.  Check out comment #6 (disable http/1.1 pipelining)
[02:46] <alpicola> datta: er... that'd be #5.
[02:46] <hiexpo> compilke it manually
[02:47] <aMVadder> hi, if I want to search the fastest mirror via command line, what command should I type?
[02:47] <datta> alpicola: thx
[02:48] <holmser> I'm starting to think I may have a bad hdd on my hands
[02:48] <crypt-0> holmser, why is that>
[02:48] <Andre_Gondim> is it possible to use gnome 2.30 on karmic?
[02:50] <happyface> how do I find files that are indexed on my ubuntu machine again?
[02:50] <holmser> karmic will randomly freeze, then say no bootable devices the next 2 times I try to start the laptop
[02:50] <adalal> happyface: locate <string>
[02:50] <happyface> thanks adalal
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> bios is saying no bootable devices found?
[02:51] <holmser> any luck looking at my logs hatake_kakashi ?
[02:51] <el3ment> hello all :)
[02:51] <holmser> yeah
[02:51] <hatake_kakashi> holmser,  which version of ubuntu?
[02:51] <holmser> karmic
[02:51] <holmser> I just picked up this laptop from a buddy for free... I just needed a computer to do homework on
[02:52] <el3ment> i have a question - where can download ubuntu x64 cuz in official site is only x86
[02:52] <hatake_kakashi> holmser, afaik its either the driver issue (which will probably require backports) or its a firmware issue
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> holmser: If the bios is saying no bootable found it could be an actual issue with the hard drive.  -  Ive seen others do similer things befor dieing.
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> holmser:  is it a desktop machine? or laptop?
[02:52] <holmser> laptop
[02:52] <adalal> el3ment: on the official site, there is an option to installt he x64
[02:53] <el3ment> adalal xan u give me link plis
[02:53] <el3ment> can*
[02:53] <Dr_Willis> holmser:  wouldent hurt to give it a good cleaning/air spraying for dust.  You could also see if a live cd, or usb setup on a flash drive has similer crashes.
[02:53] <adalal> el3ment: on the page, right after 'Begin Download', there's an alternative download option, just choose the 64 bit option there
[02:54] <hiexpo> Dr_Willis, how it goes
[02:54] <jsec> Hi all. I've got build-essential installed, and yet sys/types.h keeps flashing me a warning that there's "no such file or directory". I'm confused. Does anyone have any idea?
[02:54] <holmser> is there a backports package I need to install hatake_kakashi ?
[02:54] <Dr_Willis> find types.h
[02:54] <holmser> yeah, it needs a good cleaning.
[02:54] <Dr_Willis> !find types.h
[02:54] <hatake_kakashi> holmser, I'd first try to get a newer firmware if available prior to heading towards backports
[02:54] <selim> hi my cursos in karmic is gone any help?
[02:54] <selim> cursor*
[02:55] <Dr_Willis> holmser:  i replaced the wifes older laptop hd with a newer one (for her to hold more videos) and its amazing how much faster that made it. :)
[02:55] <holmser> All I pretty much need this for is so I can ssh into my server so I can mess with stuff when the wife wants the desktop
[02:56] <teage> Didnt MakeHuman used to be in the repos
[02:56] <holmser> all my programming hw is on the server, so its kinda nice.  a lot nicer than using my phone to write code
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> holmser:  you may want to keep a terminal window open (or a ssh window open on a diffent box) montiring tail -f /var/log/messages and /var/log/kernel* to see if you can catch any actual error messages when it crashes also
[02:57] <holmser> how can I find my fw version for the card?
[02:57] <holmser> not a bad idea Dr_Willis
[02:57] <jsec> !find sys/types.h
[02:58] <Dr_Willis> libc6-dev looks like a winner :)
[02:58] <eagleflying> hi
[02:58] <tm0> Hi have a weird problem to report
[02:58] <jsec> Dr_Willis, libc6-dev is already the newest version *facepalm*
[02:59] <Dr_Willis> jsec:  try the other 11 then. :)
[02:59] <tm0> Someone just messaged me as i came on about a bra store. Two issues. Me male, and me just signed on
[02:59] <Totakeke> Hello. I'm about to install Ubuntu but I need some help with data safety. Right now I'm on Windows Vista using a fakeRAID 1 array with two 250-gigabyte hard drives for data protection. My question is, should I use fakeRAID, software RAID, or would it be better for me to install Ubuntu on just one hard drive and backup my data to the other one?
[02:59] <jsec> Dr_Willis: yikes. haha
[02:59] <HatToTheSIde> tm0: me too
[02:59] <tm0> In other words, a spambot is lose
[03:00] <HatToTheSIde> something about an online victorias secret store
[03:00] <HatToTheSIde> im a guy...
[03:00] <Dr_Willis> jsec: ` thats what we call a 'shotgun approach' actually if you use the build-deps feature of the package manager. it pulls in most dev packages ive ever needed
[03:00] <tm0> HatToTheSide On the freenode tab does it have its name there as well? Saying its not a valid nick?
[03:00] <ghostofrecon> hello all
[03:00] <ghostofrecon> whats up
[03:00] <xTheGoat121x> When I try to boot Ubuntu, I get nothing more than the word GRUB on the screen
[03:00] <jsec> Dr_Willis, build-deps?
[03:01] <HatToTheSIde> i think he changed his name
[03:01] <HatToTheSIde> ive gotten 2 different messages from it from 2 different names, same host though
[03:01] <HatToTheSIde> both about online victorias secret
[03:01] <ghostofrecon> anyone have experience with vnc remote access to ubuntu
[03:01] <Dr_Willis> jsec:  like for weechat to compile it  -> 'sudo apt-get build-deps weechat' in theory installs all the needed -dev packages weechat would use.
[03:01] <Dr_Willis> jsec:  actually it may be 'build-dep'
[03:01] <hiexpo> f-spot crash http://pastebin.com/Ce0yXrUY
[03:02] <tm0> HatToTheSide Guess its time to get a channel admin
[03:02] <tm0> If anyone here is a channel admin, bra seller spammer on the loose :P
[03:02] <HatToTheSIde> not sure if many girls hang out here... if someone wants to sell bras over irc i'd go to a channel that is mostly women.
[03:02] <hiexpo> dont need a bra today   :)
[03:03] <jsec> Dr_Willis: just looked in /usr/include/sys/, and of course types.h is there... why it doesn't want to include it, i'll never know >_<
[03:03] <Dr_Willis> I only code in comal :) so no idea.
[03:03] <Dr_Willis> bye all..
[03:04] <ghostofrecon> I am having trouble setting up remote access. is there another app that i can use other than the internal remote access settings?
[03:04] <hiexpo> need help fixing my f-spot photo manager http://pastebin.com/Ce0yXrUY
[03:05] <shayne> does anyone know a program to view the computers fan speed and to control? its for my laptop.
[03:06] <hatake_kakashi> shayne, lmsensors
[03:06] <Totakeke> I'm about to install Ubuntu but I need some help with data safety. Right now I'm on Windows Vista using a fakeRAID 1 array with two 250-gigabyte hard drives for data protection. My question is, should I use fakeRAID, software RAID, or would it be better for me to install Ubuntu on just one hard drive and backup my data to the other one?
[03:06] <hiexpo> shayne, ya its xprobe i think
[03:07] <hiexpo> oops nope thats not it one sec
[03:07] <shayne> hatake_kakashi: i downloaded that one and it dosnt have a user graphical face
[03:08] <dellph> hello
[03:08] <hatake_kakashi> shayne, no it doesn't and it needs to be configured prior to be able to output various info from the monitoring chip/s
[03:09] <dellph> what is the name of the new ubuntu font used? "light"
[03:09] <hiexpo> shayne, libsensors but you have to configur it
[03:09] <shayne> hatake_kakashi: im looking for one that has a graphical face to it. i want it so when im downloading for long periods of time i can make the fan spin as fast as it can so my laptop dosnt overheat
[03:10] <hiexpo> libsensors shayne
[03:10] <hiexpo> i use them for temp monitor
[03:11] <shayne> hatake_kakashi: im looking for one that has a graphical face to it. i want it so when im downloading for long periods of time i can make the fan spin as fast as it can so my laptop dosnt overheat
[03:11] <dellph> what is the name of the new ubuntu font used version "10.04"?
[03:11] <hatake_kakashi> shayne, I read you the first time, no need to repeat yourself
[03:12] <hatake_kakashi> shayne, and no I don't know of any with fancy graphical front end, I use lmsensors along with gkrellm to only monitor readings
[03:12] <hiexpo> hatake_kakashi, - tell him libsensors
[03:12] <torrent_lord> I just recently installed ubuntu 9.10 on a friends computer and he use to connect to the net by means of netzero with windows but I cant seem to figure out how to get it to work on his linux machine, any ideas?
[03:12] <hatake_kakashi> hiexpo, I don't think at this rate he's into configuring stuff, he wants all the fancy push button GUI things
[03:12] <hatake_kakashi> and you said xprobe before?
[03:13] <hiexpo> hatake_kakashi, - oh windows  :)
[03:13] <ghostofrecon> anyone know why my tightvnc connection freezes after authentication with my ubuntu box?
[03:13] <hiexpo> that was a typo sorry libsensors is the one
[03:13] <hatake_kakashi> hiexpo, yes the ones with big shiny buttons to push and make you go happy..
[03:13] <torrent_lord> is there a way i can configure his netzero stuff with GNOME ppp
[03:13] <Totakeke> I have a RAID question. I'm using Vista on a fakeRAID 1 array right now and I still want data protection under Ubuntu. So my question is, should I use fakeRAID, software RAID, or should I just install Ubuntu on one hard drive and make backups to the other?
[03:14] <ghostofrecon> i don't know if the software uses the wrong protocol or what.  If so, what windows software would facilitate the connection?
[03:15] <tonsofpcs> tightvnc?
[03:16] <psusi> Totakeke, huh?  data protection and fakeraid are unrelated
[03:16] <hiexpo> Lm-sensors is a hardware health monitoring package for Linux. It allows you
[03:16] <hiexpo> to access information from temperature, voltage, and fan speed sensors. It
[03:16] <hiexpo> works with most newer systems
[03:16] <shayne> hatake_kakashi: i will configure if i need to, i was just wondering if there was a easier way.
[03:16] <psusi> Totakeke, ohh, or did you mean fault tolerance, as opposed to encryption?
[03:16] <hatake_kakashi> shayne, no I don't know of any easier way, let alone to adjust fan speeds
[03:17] <psusi> Totakeke, if you want to dual boot with windows, fakeraid is a good option since it is supported by both... if you are going to use Ubuntu only, then software raid is a little better supported
[03:19] <hiexpo> hatake_kakashi, - i just googled it and it was the first page with drivers safety included lol http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=846480
[03:19] <Totakeke> psusi: I meant fault tolerance, yes. I should mention that I don't plan on dual-booting Windows (good riddance =P)
[03:19] <izaque> oi
[03:20] <psusi> Totakeke, then linux software raid is a bit better supported than fakeraid
[03:21] <KB1JWQ> Aye.
[03:21] <Totakeke> Alright, thanks.
[03:21] <Nalf> How do I check what version of ubuntu I'm running?
[03:22] <phoenix24> Nalf: cat /etc/issue
[03:22] <ZykoticK9> Nalf, lsb_release -a
[03:23] <hiexpo> Nalf, what version did ya install ?
[03:23] <Nalf> I attempted to upgrade to 10.04, but the upgrade failed and now it is no longer giving me the option to upgrade. What to do what to do?:P
[03:23] <hiexpo> oh
[03:23] <phoenix24> Nalf: can you afford to reinstall ?
[03:23] <Nalf> I suppose I could.
[03:23] <Nalf> Yeah.
[03:23] <KB1JWQ> !lucid | halfie
[03:23] <KB1JWQ> Er, that was to Nalf
[03:23] <KB1JWQ> Sorry.
[03:24] <XuMuK> Nalf, downgrade and upgrade again then
[03:24] <halfie> errr .. when did I ask that :D ?
[03:24] <Nalf> halfie, Mistake. It was for me:P
[03:24] <halfie> ahh i see
[03:24] <Totakeke> Another question. How should I partition my hard drives? I searched quite a bit but couldn't find how much space to dedicate to each partition. I have two 250-GB hard drives.
[03:26] <hiexpo> Totakeke, everyone one has there own theory but i give 5 gigs to swap
[03:26] <ka0tic> i type a command into a terminal, and it does nothing, what is wrong?
[03:26] <KayAteChef> what is a useful program for measuring how much data has passed through an interface?
[03:26] <KayAteChef> I need monthly stats
[03:26] <hiexpo> ka0tic, whatcommand
[03:27] <Totakeke> What about / and /home? And are there any other mount points (I believe that's what they're called) I should make?
[03:28] <ka0tic> hiexpo: any command "ls" "date" "cat" nothing works
[03:29] <switch10_> Totakeke: I give the amount of ram I have to my swap, 20GB for root, and the rest for /home.
[03:29] <Griffinzz> firefox won't save my tabs from last time, and won't restart after adding addons.  after hitting restart firefix, it just closes and won't restart.  if I then open firefox again it goes to startpage of firefox
[03:30] <switch10_> Griffinzz: killall firefox          this happens sometimes when you have 2 instances running..
[03:31] <koiti> HF-HENTAI #192
[03:31] <wiggums-the-half> I am running 10.04 Beta 1 and some of the folders on my external 1TB drive are not accessible, namely my main music dir. Any suggestions?
[03:31] <Shininggg_> Totakeke, swap really dpends on how much ram you have. If you have 8GB of RAM, just put 2GB to swap you'll be fine. It's not gonna get used anyway.
[03:31] <M1ck3y> Anyone here use fluxbox or awesome window managers?
[03:31] <hiexpo> ka0tic, if you just type date nothing
[03:31] <XuMuK> wiggums-the-half, look out permissions...
[03:32] <hiexpo> no perentices
[03:32] <Griffinzz> switch10_,  thank you
[03:32] <wiggums-the-half> well, I tried that, and it worked all the way through the alphas, it is only since beta that it f-ed up.
[03:33] <Totakeke> Thanks. I know how much space to give to swap, but the other mount points are what I'm asking about. I guess my question should be (I'm pretty much a Linux newb) what exactly goes in /?
[03:34] <hiexpo> you just have boot swap and main
[03:34] <switch10_> Totakeke: installed packages, very small stuff.  20-30GB is more than enough..  I use 20GB
[03:35] <XuMuK> !partitions | Totakeke
[03:35] <hiexpo> it also depends on what you are doing with it 20 30 gigs goes fast with some things
[03:35] <XuMuK> !fstab | Totakeke
[03:36] <Totakeke> Thanks for the help. I'll take a look at those links.
[03:36] <XuMuK> Totakeke, you're welcome
[03:37] <switch10_> hiexpo: like what??  I have many programs installed, and I am using less than 5gb in my /
[03:37] <hiexpo> now back to my problem need help fixing my f-spot photo manager http://pastebin.com/Ce0yXrUY
[03:37] <switch10_> hiexpo: I would like to know what you have in your / to take up more than 30GB??
[03:37] <hiexpo> switch10_, my dictionaries use up 10 gigs easily but thats me
[03:38] <wiggums-the-half> it is allowing all access but it is showing as empty! is there any way to roll it back to a couple of weeks ago? I really hope I haven't lost 450 gigs of media
[03:38] <zerohcode> hi all
[03:39] <wiggums-the-half> any ideas, anyone?
[03:39] <hiexpo> switch10_, but i do more than just a basic homeowner read my email stuff you know
[03:40] <zerohcode> hola...alguien habla espaûÝol aqui?
[03:40] <hiexpo> switch10_, this machine is basically ubuntu 9.10 with backtrack in gnome cause i hate kde
[03:41] <alpicola> !spanish | zerohcode
[03:41] <switch10_> hiexpo: I have dictionaries, they don't take up 10gb in root.  What kind of dictionaries?
[03:42] <zerohcode> ok, thank you!
[03:42] <alpicola> wiggums-the-half: You say it's only some of the folders?  Have you tried plugging the drive into another computer (to make sure the data is still there)?
[03:42] <hiexpo> switch10_, wpa dictionaries
[03:43] <switch10_> hiexpo: you could always put those in /home
[03:43] <XuMuK> zerohcode, yes, I do...
[03:43] <wiggums-the-half> I haven't, but the last time I tried to do that (only Linux PC in the house) it would not read it, which I can workaround...
[03:44] <hiexpo> thet are in home i was just saying 20to 30 gig space could run out fast you know if ya download movies etc rip onne is now days 7 to 8 gigs
[03:44] <alpicola> wiggums-the-half: What filesystem?
[03:44] <wiggums-the-half> 1 sec...i will check quick
[03:46] <cain22> anyone use tor here?
[03:46] <switch10_> hiexpo: when you rip or download a movie, the data is supposed to be saved in your /home, if it is being saved in /, your system is not configured properly.. 20-30 GB is considered overkill for a / partition..
[03:46] <cain22> having an issue initializing it
[03:46] <hiexpo> hey what number was the text in here i forgot is it 33
[03:47] <wiggums-the-half> it says msdos (started when I was still running XP, but, if I remember correctly, I created an ext3 partition a few months ago.
[03:47] <wolter> is there a difference between pastebin.ubuntu.com and paste.ubuntu.com ?
[03:47] <wolter> My guess is that pastebin is public while paste requires login
[03:47] <Ek|mu5> Anybody got good advice for a linux live USB for cleaning up a lot of XP PCs?
[03:48] <Ek|mu5> Is the AVG live USB any good?
[03:48] <wolter> Ek|mu5, what do you mean with cleaning up?
[03:48] <hiexpo> switch10_, misunderstanding than didnt mean system if i said or pertainted to that
[03:48] <wolter> oh,, like a linux antivirus?
[03:48] <Someguy77> totem randomly just closes on me while I'm in the middle of watching a video
[03:48] <wiggums-the-half> in "Contents" it says "381 items, totalling 2.5 GB" but then in the space breakdown, it says 618.1 GB used
[03:48] <Ek|mu5> wolter, yeah
[03:48] <switch10_> Ek|mu5: anything with clamAV if you are looking for viruses.
[03:48] <wolter> Ek|mu5, oh I wouldn't know, but I'd say this is the wrong channel, you'll be better off at linux i think
[03:48] <hiexpo> audo apt-get autoclean
[03:48] <wolter> or google
[03:49] <wiggums-the-half> this is in the root of the drive
[03:49] <Ek|mu5> swith10, thanks
[03:49] <Ek|mu5> switch10_,  thanks
[03:50] <Ek|mu5> clear
[03:50] <Ek|mu5> exit
[03:50] <hiexpo> switch10_, what number changes my text color i forgot is it 33?
[03:50] <wolter> 10-4
[03:50] <alpicola> wiggums-the-half: Um...  Hm.  Do you see the same thing in the GUI and in the terminal (output of ls)?
[03:51] <switch10_> hiexpo: in IRC?  I have no idea.  I have never felt the need to change my text color :)
[03:51] <hiexpo> switch10_, ok thanx
[03:51] <amagee> hey can anyone help me debug the fact that when i try to shutdown in ubuntu 9.10, the screens go black but then the computer just hangs forever rather than actually shutting down?
[03:51] <wiggums-the-half> I am still getting the terminal commands, what would I need to put in to get the info for a folder? I know it would be ~/media/NUBS but what next?
[03:52] <wiggums-the-half> *getting the hang of
[03:52] <Kevin`> info for?
[03:52] <amagee> wiggums-the-half: what kind of info?
[03:52] <switch10_> amagee: is this every time you shutdown?
[03:52] <amagee> switch10_: yes
[03:52] <wiggums-the-half> properties of external drive/folder info
[03:52] <amagee> it used to work fine, it's been doing this for a few weeks at least
[03:53] <phoenix24> hi
[03:53] <switch10_> amagee: since a new kernel upgrade?
[03:53] <phoenix24> what is the command to reboot /
[03:53] <amagee> switch10_: i'm not sure, possibly..
[03:53] <switch10_> phoenix24: reboot
[03:53] <alpicola> wiggums-the-half: Is that your drive's root, ~/media/NUBS?
[03:54] <switch10_> amagee: do you see a GRUB screen when you boot your machine?
[03:54] <amagee> switch10_: yes
[03:54] <wiggums-the-half> no, it is a usb 1TB storage, that way I can upgrade/fresh install without losing media
[03:54] <switch10_> amagee: I suggest trying one of the other kernel versions, the second one from the top should be fine..
[03:55] <switch10_> amagee: what if you reboot the system?  same issue?
[03:56] <amagee> switch10_: yeah
[03:56] <robertzaccour> my screen flickers once every few minutes, is there a fix?
[03:56] <amagee> i'll try using the second kernel and see what happens, then i'll be back
[03:57] <switch10_> amagee:   that is your best bet..
[03:57] <switch10_> amagee: look at bug reports too.  there may be a fix
[03:58] <hiexpo> lets see
[03:59] <kerebrus> I cannot play dvd's with any player, heres the error: http://pastebin.com/A4qCNgYS
[03:59] <hiexpo> kerebrus, you need libdvdcss
[04:00] <john> so how do i get wine to work? anyone?
[04:00] <kerebrus> hiexpa already installed
[04:00] <bastid_raZor> kerebrus: ubuntu-restricted-extras   .. that package normally fixes all
[04:00] <kerebrus> what do you mean get to wrk john
[04:01] <john> i downloaded wine
[04:01] <john> and i'm trying to install an exe file
[04:01] <hiexpo> kerebrus, install the mediabuntu repos and than install ubuntu restricted estras libdvdcss libdvd read libdvd nav
[04:02] <hiexpo> also win32 codecs
[04:02] <wiggums-the-half> well, I am going to hit the hay, have to be up in 6 hours...I will keep trying though...
[04:06] <hiexpo> hope this done it
[04:07] <kerebrus> hiexpo no i have all that installed already
[04:07] <hiexpo> what player you using
[04:08] <aaircceo> Xfce
[04:08] <amagee> switch10_: i tried the second kernel but it still didn't work.  i even tried the oldest kernel in the list (2.6.28-16) but even that didn't work.
[04:10] <paraplegicpanda> Hey guys, I'm having trouble. I'm trying to get aircrack-ng to work so I can pen test my wireless network (pretty sure somebody's been torrenting on my connection). I've got ALMOST everything installed but the website says I need to patch my driver. I've got the .patch file, but I'm not entirely sure what to do with it. Help?
[04:11] <acicula> paraplegicpanda: just change your network to wpa and set a decent passphrase, that will fix your problem?
[04:11] <soreau> paraplegicpanda: Which card do you have?
[04:12] <paraplegicpanda> acicula: The problem is that I have WPA with a strong passphrase. Just got a letter from Warner Brothers though, and I haven't been downloading.
[04:12] <k-n0-x_x-g_z_2-k> format specifiers for printf();
[04:12] <paraplegicpanda> soreau: rtl8180
[04:12] <Susuzinha> Hooye
[04:13] <soreau> paraplegicpanda: You don't need to patch your drivers for monitoring, only for injection
[04:13] <maginot> k-n0-x_x-g_z_2-k, ?
[04:13] <maginot> and BTW what annoying nick...
[04:13] <soreau> paraplegicpanda: Try running airodump-ng with your current iface and see what happens
[04:13] <k-n0-x_x-g_z_2-k> emotions are not of use to machines
[04:14] <switch10_> amagee: hmm.  did you make any changes to your system right before this started happening?  or was it completely random?  Do you have any disks mounted?
[04:14] <acicula> paraplegicpanda: well the only way to get around wpa is by guessin the passpphrase, so unles its really simple its pretty unlikely someone else is using it. Some routers maintain a log of macs that have connected, could have a look at that?
[04:14] <paraplegicpanda> soreau: I know, monitoring works fine. I'm trying to run a pen test, though, to see just how easy my connection is to break in to
[04:14] <maginot> k-n0-x_x-g_z_2-k, stupid questions either ;)
[04:14] <amagee> switch10_: i really can't remember, as i can't even remember exactly when it started happening, it was a while ago
[04:14] <amagee> how do i see what disks i have mounted
[04:14] <bastid_raZor> amagee: type mount
[04:14] <k-n0-x_x-g_z_2-k> boolean expressions are of use. then it will be quantum states of electrons
[04:15] <switch10_> amagee: any samba shares or anything like that?  external USB hard drives, etc?
[04:15] <amagee> umm i have something called gvfs-fuse-daemon, i'm not sure what that is and it doesn't seem familiar
[04:15] <Susuzinha> what ?
[04:16] <paraplegicpanda> acicula: My MAC monitoring was turned off by default, stupid Belkin. Anywho, I've got it turned on now and I'm checking it every once in a while, but I'm currently trying to figure out exactly how they got in, if they did.
[04:16] <soreau> paraplegicpanda: You still don't need injection for WPA. Just capture the handshake and crack with dictionary. If you have WPA* encryption, the only way to crack it is with brute force approach. And that quickly becomes impossible with a full 63 char key using random characters
[04:16] <kerebrus> Does your router support mac filtering?
[04:16] <amagee> switch10_: here's the whole output: http://dpaste.com/179500/ .. i don't understand very much of it
[04:17] <soreau> s/quickly becomes impossible/could take up to 8 years
[04:17] <Raphioso> hello
[04:17] <acicula> paraplegicpanda: it seems unlikely, cracking wpa/wpa2 is really hard
[04:17] <Susuzinha> bem ?
[04:18] <Raphioso> can i use a USB keyboard for the installation of ubuntu?
[04:18] <acicula> as long as its not made up of standard words like bookcatbomb
[04:18] <alpicola> Raphioso: Yes.
[04:18] <Raphioso> ok thank you :) goodbye
[04:18] <switch10_> amagee: ok yes, so you have a network drive?  i.e. you connect to a server of some kind right?
[04:19] <Nalf> Fglrx refers to the proprietary driver, correct?
[04:19] <amagee> switch10_: umm yeah i might have set one up, i haven't used in ages and didn't even realise it was still there
[04:19] <paraplegicpanda> soreau: Okay, yeah, it's not 63 hars like it should be. It's 8. But it contains upper/lower case letters and a special character. I agree it seems highly unlikely, hence why I switched my router from WEP to WPA when I first got it. Still, I'm curious to find out IF it's possible to break through in a reasonable matter of time, like a neighbor that's had their desktop trying to break in for months. I do live in an apartment building.
[04:19] <hiexpo> paraplegicpanda, what is your incrition wepor wpa
[04:19] <paraplegicpanda> hiexpo: incrition wepor?
[04:19] <amagee> switch10_: how do i find it?
[04:20] <hiexpo> paraplegicpanda, you said you was tring to see how easy it is is your encryption wep or wpa ?
[04:20] <switch10_> amagee: that depends on where it is being mounted.  Usually in /media
[04:20] <amagee> how do i find out where it's mounted
[04:20] <paraplegicpanda> hiexpo: WPA
[04:21] <amagee> although i think i know now
[04:21] <switch10_> amagee: here:  http://xexpress.org/2008/5/3/Ubuntu%20shutdown%20problem/
[04:21] <hiexpo> and a long passphrase 12 digits or greater
[04:21] <soreau> paraplegicpanda: The only way it would be possible is if they already had your wpa key in a text file. Otherwise, testing all probable combinations would take years on any modern desltop pc
[04:21] <switch10_> amagee:  you can remove it in /etc/fstab
[04:22] <amagee> switch10_: it doesn't seem to be in /etc/fstab
[04:22] <paraplegicpanda> soreau: Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's pretty much impossible. Regardless, I'd like to take a crack at it myself to see whether or not I can do it.
[04:23] <acicula> paraplegicpanda: you dont have to touch a flame to know it burns ;)
[04:23] <soreau> paraplegicpanda: You can. Just read the wpa/wpa2 page on aircrack-ng.org
[04:23] <switch10_> amagee: no nfs/cifs mounts?
[04:23] <amagee> switch10_: nope
[04:23] <soreau> paraplegicpanda: If you received a letter from warner bros. saying they have evidence you stole a flick, kindly explain to them that they're mistaken. However, when you get a serious letter like that, it usually means they have more evidence than just a hunch
[04:24] <paraplegicpanda> acicula: You just put a smile on my face :-D
[04:24] <researcher1> suddenly my desky
[04:24] <soreau> acicula: A child might not understand that flame+burning=hot
[04:25] <paraplegicpanda> soreau: I'm not so sure about that, I've gotten letters from Sony and Viacom before when I WAS downloading their stuff. Not necessarily a lot of their stuff, either. Hence why I stopped using torrents.
[04:25] <switch10_> amagee:  have you tried powering off with the command line?
[04:25] <researcher1> suddenly my desktopp for one user has just become a black screen. Application,Places, System is not seen anywhere. what could be done?
[04:26] <hiexpo> paraplegicpanda, and weird passphrases are harder because the password has to be in the dictionary /// but if someone that is good wants in they will get in thats the problem with wireless its an open world full of airspace
[04:26] <amagee> switch10_: no, i haven't.. should i shutdown -h now?
[04:26] <switch10_> amagee: yes
[04:26] <amagee> ok i'll try that
[04:26] <amagee> back soon
[04:26] <switch10_> amagee: its a long shot...
[04:26] <paraplegicpanda> Anywho, while I don't mind musing the impossibilities of breaking into my network, all I really need to know is how to apply the patch file so I can use packet injection. Also because I have downloaded .patch files before and had no clue what to do with them.
[04:26] <soreau> paraplegicpanda: If you have the type of key you say you have, then I'd say it's uncrackable and the culprit is someone that has access to your pc, or in a more extreme case, has hard wire access to your router
[04:27] <soreau> paraplegicpanda: As I stated already, you don't need injection to crack your WPA key
[04:27] <k-n0-x_x-g_z_2-k> WPA-PSK-TKIP2
[04:27] <paraplegicpanda> soreau: My apologies, I didn't see that response.
[04:27] <maginot> researcher1, I suppose you can login on your user account, after logging in you are having this issue, right? If so, you can try "killall -HUP nautilus"
[04:27] <acicula> paraplegicpanda: you need to apply the patch to the kernel module source, easier to grab a distro like backtrack who comes with prepatched modules though
[04:27] <acicula> *which
[04:27] <researcher1> maginot:i m trying that
[04:28] <thewho> hi all
[04:28] <Ff2q3aa> How do I turn on remote listening (514 UDP) for rsyslog in Ubuntu?  I edited /etc/rsyslog.conf and that didn't help..... usually there there's a "-r" option you had to add somewhere to a startup options but I have no idea where to put it for ubuntu.
[04:30] <psusi>  /j #ubuntu+1
[04:30] <hiexpo> paraplegicpanda, and in order to test yourself you will have to have a second computer to log into your wireless modem/router so you can get the handshake
[04:30] <paraplegicpanda> I've got a copy of bactrack 4 on a disc already, but I'd prefer to have a patched driver to use from the Ubuntu distro already on my PC. I tried to find out how to apply it via Google, but my search results turned up old obscure forum posts lacking in full explanations and highly technical jargon that I had trouble following. I don't need kindergarten style instructions, just something that tells me how to use it.
[04:30] <k-n0-x_x-g_z_2-k> handshake as a socket has been established between two nodes
[04:31] <paraplegicpanda> hiexpo: I do, I'm actually using the second computer (my Ubuntu laptop) right now.
[04:32] <hiexpo> k-n0-x_x-g_z_2-k, - lol
[04:32] <maginot> paraplegicpanda, what are you trying to do ? I don't think cracking wireless connection is subject for this channel...
[04:33] <brodymcd> Can someone tell me an EASY way to set up a ssh tunnel on my home ubuntu box so I can bust through my firewall at work?
[04:33] <paraplegicpanda> maginot: I'm not trying to find out how to crack a wireless network, I just need to know how to use a .patch file.
[04:33] <maginot> paraplegicpanda, that is all? patch -Np1 -i <file>
[04:33] <amagee> switch10_: no luck :(
[04:33] <maginot> paraplegicpanda, do that inside the source directory which will be patched
[04:33] <switch10_> brodymcd: you are trying to access your work PC via SSH?
[04:33] <maginot> paraplegicpanda, and, I'm supposing you are using a 1 level patch
[04:34] <k-n0-x_x-g_z_2-k> topic for this channel is: prompt>
[04:34] <soreau> sudo apt-get remove k-n0-x_x-g_z_2-k
[04:34] <maginot> k-n0-x_x-g_z_2-k, please go to #ubuntu-offtopic for general discussion.
[04:34] <k-n0-x_x-g_z_2-k> thank you.
[04:34] <paraplegicpanda> maginot: I would say yes, but I'm not sure. It's a wireless driver patch, rtl8180-0.21v2.patch
[04:35] <researcher1> maginot: AFter I ran killall -HUP nautilus, the top bar has appeared but it does not have the words Application,Places, System. What is the next step?
[04:35] <brodymcd> switch10: no... I want to be able to view blocked sites (youtube) at work... not even for malicious intent. I'm a music teacher and just sometimes want to show performance clips. I don't know much about this but from a little reading think this is the way to go?
[04:35] <soreau> paraplegicpanda: The key is, you must have the driver source and run the patch command from the source directory
[04:35] <maginot> researcher1, that you may have to add with you right mouse button
[04:35] <researcher1> ok
[04:35] <switch10_> amagee: I am out of ideas, but this is definitely a bug.  try a few of the fixes here http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rlz=1B7GGLL_enUS370US371&q=ubuntu+9.10+shutdown+hang&aq=o&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=
[04:35] <amagee> yep, trying those
[04:35] <bastid_raZor> !panels | researcher1
[04:36] <amagee> the most annoying thing is i get absolutely no output
[04:36] <maginot> paraplegicpanda, okay, so try it and see the output.
[04:36] <paraplegicpanda> maginot so I should copy it to the driver file directory and run it from there, or I should copy the driver file to a new directory with the patch file and run it?
[04:36] <switch10_> brodymcd: use a proxy server?  like your students do :)
[04:37] <maginot> paraplegicpanda, just go inside the source directory of the rtl8180 driver, and add the path to the patch file after -i option
[04:38] <paraplegicpanda> maginot: kk, thanks. I'll find the driver directory and give that a try.
[04:38] <brodymcd> switch10: how? is that better than the tunnel or vice versa? I can learn stuff well if given some tips... just overwhelmed
[04:38] <hiexpo> its a patch   / patchmeaning fixing what you have already / patch not meaning replacing
[04:38] <researcher1> ok. maginot: Thanks.
[04:38] <switch10_> brodymcd: like http://www.youhide.com/ for example.  there are literal thousands of others, so chances are your firewall will let a few through..
[04:38] <maginot> paraplegicpanda, but did you downloaded the driver from realtek ?
[04:39] <brodymcd> switch10: thanks will try!
[04:39] <paraplegicpanda> maginot: no, it's the default driver installed with Karmic, I'm assuming
[04:39] <maginot> paraplegicpanda, so first you have to pick the driver source to apply a patch to it
[04:40] <hiexpo> maginot, - no spoon feeding
[04:40] <paraplegicpanda> maginot: as in I need to find the driver already on my computer, or download a new source?
[04:41] <Ff2q3aa> It looks like I'm missing the rsyslog file in /etc/default.... is there any reason for that?  Is there another package (I can't think of any) that would make it generate?
[04:41] <maginot> paraplegicpanda, you don't have the source on you computer, you have to first downloaded it, if you are using the default one provided by karmic so use apt-get to get the source
[04:41] <paraplegicpanda> maginot: Kk
[04:42] <maginot> paraplegicpanda, apt-get --download source <file-name>
[04:43] <maginot> paraplegicpanda, but I really think you source is inside the kernel, so may be easier to get the driver from realtek, but like I don't have realtek boards here I can't give you any further help
[04:44] <paraplegicpanda> maginot: ooooh, I understand. So to apply the patch basically you're saying I'd have to apply it to my system kernel? I guess I'll just go with a Backtrack livedisc, lol
[04:44] <kholby> I have a PC running 9.10 with two different users.  Shortly after setup, keyboard quit working completely under one of the users. Still works at the login screen and for the other user.  Any ideas?
[04:45] <maginot> paraplegicpanda, right. But, why are you needing to patch you driver ?
[04:45] <AbuMaia> Is there a way to change the taskbar font, without it changing the fonts in the applications?
[04:46] <hiexpo> maginot, - gonna hack the planet lol
[04:46] <maginot> hiexpo, was easier in the past ;)
[04:46] <brando753> how can i use httrack to pull images off of google
[04:46] <paraplegicpanda> maginot: According to the aircrack-ng website I need to patch the driver to allow packet injection. I'm working on my own personal network pen test.
[04:47] <maginot> paraplegicpanda, well, I still prefer using a dlink card, have packet injection support out-of-the box
[04:48] <Tamnakz> Can anone help me get 8.10 to work with photobucket?
[04:48] <maginot> kholby, what kind of keyboard? Did you tried anything to fix it already ?
[04:49] <paraplegicpanda> maginot: If I decide to start screwing with my friends and messing with their networks I'll probably look into that. I probably will if I can get it to work on my home network. Otherwise I don't really want to spend any more money than necessary to figure this out.
[04:49] <hiexpo> maginot, - yes for us but we have all these new users migrating now from windows since linux got easier with a desktop and to many of them are posting this stuff on you tube making it public so everyone has become a hacker now it's a joke cant even run a terminal on there own and want to hack the planet
[04:49] <jzacsh> hello does anyone know what the offical photo manager for 10.04 is? will it be fspot still?
[04:50] <paraplegicpanda> Thanks to everyone that helped me out, definitely appreciate the help.
[04:50] <Tamnakz> can anyone help me to get photobucket to work with 8.10?
[04:51] <maginot> Tamnakz, is this photobucket a linux application?
[04:51] <jzacsh> brando753: can you be more specific? what exactly do you want to do? google is a very large website
[04:51] <kholby> maginot, the keyboard's a Dell.  I have tried nothing so far.  It's my mom's computer and I live out of town.
[04:51] <jzacsh> anyone using 10.04?
[04:51] <Tamnakz> maginot: photobucket.com is a photosharing website
[04:51] <maginot> kholby, but it is PS/2, USB, Wireless, be more specific...
[04:52] <maginot> Tamnakz, and what kind of issue are you having, if it is online why not go there and use?
[04:52] <epaphus> Hello guys, is there anyway I can have softraid 1 AND have the hds also encrypted? can i do these operations with the installer??
[04:52] <D3v0n> Hey
[04:52] <paraplegicpanda> hiexpo: I'm not trying to be snooty or anything but I just wanted to point out that I've been using linux for 5 years now, started on Slackware.  I'm just trying to figure this out. I do still appreciate the help. I'm sure I'll be back soon.
[04:52] <arand> !lucid | jzacsh
[04:52] <kholby> maginot:  Sorry.  It's a PS/2.
[04:52] <Tamnakz> maginot: it will not recognize any photos to upload them.
[04:52] <D3v0n> Whats up?
[04:52] <jzacsh> arand: thanks
[04:53] <JayPro> id like to install libstdcc++5... how can i do that?
[04:53] <rodowushu> hola gente alguien q me puieda ayudar con ubuntu?
[04:53] <JayPro> want to install an older program... needs that package
[04:53] <ZykoticK9> JayPro, are you using a 64bit ubuntu?
[04:53] <maginot> kholby, I could tell you something that probably was going to work, but you had to mess with the user configuration, like cleaning everything to see if is any user configuration.
[04:53] <brando753> jzacsh: im trying to copy as many images of children who have survived cancer for a photomosaic of a st. Jude rally
[04:53] <bobba> Is there anyway to assign a usb rs232 device to a static virtual port
[04:53] <JayPro> 32bit, ZykoticK9
[04:54] <hiexpo> !es \ rodowushu
[04:54] <maginot> Tamnakz, so looks more like a problem from this website, can't help on that
[04:54] <jzacsh> !spanish | rodowushu
[04:54] <foul_owl> anyone gotten moto4lin to connect to a razr v3?
[04:54] <maginot> bobba, static port? Why not just use a link ? Can you tell what you are trying to do?
[04:55] <ZykoticK9> JayPro, umm, sorry man not sure about a 32bit install.  FYI i use getdeb to install the 32bit version under 64os - but that's sort of a virtual library, not sure about any possible implications of installing it on 32, Good luck man.
[04:55] <kholby> maginot, I'm cool with that.
[04:55] <ZykoticK9> JayPro, s/getdeb/getlibs
[04:55] <AbuMaia> I was able to change the font of the applications menu, places, system, and clock, but it also changes the font of pidgin, thunderbird, firefox, etc.  anyone know how I can change the font of the applications menu et.al. without changing the font of the applications with it?
[04:56] <jzacsh> brando753: you have quite specific criteria (good thing) but you'll need to feed a script more specific pages. not just "google.com" -- that said, I've never fiddled with httrack (i think that's what you'd asked), but you can try playing with wget in a bash script.
[04:56] <maginot> kholby, well, you could try on a console: cd ~ && mkdir -v bkupfiles && mv -v .* bkupfiles/
[04:56] <bobba> maginot: I have a rs232 level converter and a modem, but the ports change on each reboot and if I remove a device. It would be nice if they stay the same
[04:57] <jzacsh> AbuMaia: I don't know much about windows managers -- but I would think that the menu bar is an application just like any other and therefore is not differentiated in the window manager's eyes (gnome would be the window manager in this case)
[04:57] <maginot> bobba, how do you know which is the right port?
[04:57] <epaphus> Hello guys, is there anyway I can have softraid 1 AND have the hds also encrypted? can i do these operations with the installer??
[04:58] <AbuMaia> thanks jzacsh
[04:58] <JayPro> ZykoticK9 ahh okay thanks tho
[04:58] <bobba> maginot: well its only a problem with the gterm, as it needs to know what port the level converter is on. Maybe a dev rule would do it?
[04:59] <kholby> maginot: Okay.  Moving the . folders appears to have fixed the problem.  Thanks.  Any idea what specifically might have caused it?
[04:59] <amagee> switch10_: ok, i've tried every solution i could find but no luck
[04:59] <ZykoticK9> JayPro, you could try to adapt the instructions from http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/gaming/error-while-loading-shared-libraries-libstdc-so-5 but i'm really not sure if it's a good idea to install this outdated/unsupported library on your system
[05:00] <amagee> where / how should i report this bug?
[05:00] <maginot> bobba, do you mean a udev rule, right? Well, if you port keep changing from udev, so sure, a udev rule will help, or you could try some bash script that tests for the right port and makes a synlink on /dev
[05:01] <kholby> Is there an easy way to move all files of a specific filetype from a filesystem into a single directory?  For example, I have a hard drive with pictures on it in multiple directories and want to copy all of them into a single directory on another drive.
[05:01] <amagee> kholby: are you ok with the terminal?
[05:01] <maginot> kholby, use "find" with -exec for that, try "man find" to get more familiar
[05:02] <kholby> amagee: Absolutely.
[05:02] <amagee> ok then i second maginot's comment then :)
[05:02] <kholby> k
[05:02] <bobba> maginot: Yes a udev rule would be nice. Is there a good place to learn how to setup devices using udev?
[05:02] <robertzaccour> how do i report a bug? i don't see the link anywhere on launchpad
[05:02] <maginot> bobba, you could probably start with the manual, man udev have some hints
[05:03] <maginot> robertzaccour, how do you know it is a bug ?
[05:03] <robertzaccour> magicvibes, my screen flickers every few minutes it blinks. how could it not be a bug?
[05:03] <robertzaccour> does anyone have a direct link?
[05:03] <bobba> maginot: Yes I will be brave. sometimes man pages can be tricky, and some are great. Thanks for the help :)
[05:04] <maginot> robertzaccour, it is probably not a bug, http://www.google.com.br/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=2&ved=0CAwQFjAB&url=https%3A%2F%2Fbugs.launchpad.net%2Fubuntu&ei=PGG5S-ibOcSluAeasYCuDg&usg=AFQjCNFxwv3z_pD3xTare5ovbieNzPoujQ
[05:04] <maginot> ops
[05:04] <robertzaccour> screen flickering is perfectly normal ok right
[05:04] <maginot> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu
[05:05] <robertzaccour> everybody's screen flickers huh
[05:05] <maginot> robertzaccour, a problem with your configuration doesn't mean its a bug. First learn what a bug mean.
[05:05] <robertzaccour> maginot, i didn't configure the flickering
[05:05] <lat> Any good reason why slime should say "process lisp does not exist" when doing C-M-x even though the repl is working fine?
[05:05] <robertzaccour> thanks for the link
[05:06] <robertzaccour> maginot, which link do i click? i don't see it
[05:07] <robertzaccour> oh i see
[05:07] <EntityReborn> Where can I see the timeline for ubuntu?
[05:08] <robertzaccour> wait i don't know where to go on this page
[05:08] <un214> http://cgi.cs.indiana.edu/~oracle/index.cgi
[05:08] <robertzaccour> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs where do i go from here? i don't see the link on the page
[05:08] <ljamisonii> hello all...I'm trying to scan using ClamAV, but it's denying access in root files (which is where I need to scan). Is there a way to give ClamAV root privileges to scan root files?
[05:09] <madPJKfan> ello - canna seem to get empathy to run at startup - is there a trick, or a global settings file thingy somewhere where all that startup stuff is?
[05:09] <chuxxsss>  all
[05:10] <chuxxsss> hi all
[05:10] <maginot> ljamisonii, are you root? No one can scan root files without being root, that a reason on why there is no virus for linux
[05:10] <robertzaccour> oh i think i got it
[05:11] <chuxxsss> Any one no how to set up a dhcpd server