[00:00] <Arthur_> can anybody help me the network manager autodetect is looking for my cdma sprint card on ttyusb0 but the modem is on ttyusb1 how do i change this
[00:00] <solexious|netbk> How can I allow windows to go above the top of the screen? When they get there the window stops moving
[00:00] <wubi_pain> Gnea: No, I can boot to an old Ubuntu install, but not my Wubi install under Windows.
[00:00] <lordlouis1> is there a command-line application that allow to upload documents to googledocs?
[00:01] <Gnea> wubi_pain: can you boot your windows cd into rescue mode and recover windows that way?
[00:01] <space_cadet> allright guys.   Here's one for ya.   Inside a script, i place gksudo gedit file/to/edit    but no prompt appears.   Solution?
[00:01] <lordlouis1> :)
[00:01] <wubi_pain> Gnea: Not my computer, and I doubt there is a rescue CD anymore.  What we do have will reimage the whole driver.
[00:01] <lordlouis1> :(
[00:02] <Naesh> can someone recommend a good dock program for  ubuntu 8.10?
[00:02] <space_cadet> cairo dock
[00:02] <space_cadet> although you should go to the bot's room and ask bestbot
[00:02] <space_cadet> !best
[00:02] <oCean_> sstoveld: Seems weird, however, because any issue you encounter *might* be related to the fact you're running an alpha version, we're asking all jaunty users to join #ubuntu+1
[00:02] <Gnea> wubi_pain: my only other suggestion is to use your current ubuntu install to recreate the boot.ini somehow - you'll need to google what the boot.ini should look like with wubi on it
[00:02] <Naesh> space_cadet: thanks. How do I get it to dissapear behind open windows?
[00:02] <sstoveld> oCean_, ok, thank you
[00:03] <rhonda_> k
[00:03] <space_cadet> Naesh, you can make it autohide down out of screen
[00:03] <stukpixel> ah I tried installing nvidia drivers for my emachines t2899 with geforce4 mx gfx card
[00:03] <wubi_pain> Gnea: That might work, but I still need to be able to mount and replace the broken file.
[00:03] <stukpixel> however when it boots up
[00:03] <stukpixel> it tell me it failed ot load module "type 1"
[00:03] <wubi_pain> Gnea: ...which I can't do currently.
[00:03] <Naesh> space_cadet: thanks
[00:03] <stukpixel> not to be a bother
[00:03] <space_cadet> Naesh, and edit the callback zone, and give the callback zone a transparent background made in gimp
[00:04] <shpook> Anyone know of a program to open TurboCad files?
[00:04] <stukpixel> but did anyone encounter this problem b4
[00:04] <Gnea> wubi_pain: but you can boot into ubuntu on another partition, so why not?
[00:04] <space_cadet> so how do i call gksudo from within a script?
[00:04] <rhonda_> can someone tell me why none of my applications are launching
[00:04] <wubi_pain> Gnea: Yes, I am on Ubuntu in another partition.
[00:04] <Gnea> wubi_pain: again, why can't you access the partition that windows is installed on from there?
[00:05] <wubi_pain> Gnea: I don't know.
[00:05] <Gnea> wubi_pain: ...
[00:05] <Gnea> wubi_pain: it's not under Places or Places->Computer?
[00:06] <wubi_pain> Gnea: not directly, for sure.
[00:06] <space_cadet> wubi_pain, or in your nautilus window on the left side.?
[00:06] <Arthur_> can i use my 8.4 home partition with 8.10 on my laptop with out any issues? dual boot...
[00:06] <Gnea> wubi_pain: is it that you don't know how to access it or that it's simply not showing up?
[00:06] <rhonda_> can someone tell me why none of my applications are launching
[00:07] <wubi_pain> Gnea: Not sure.  I think I've tried mounting all the correct mount points as NTFS, but mount isn't succeeding.
[00:07] <encore>  identify ammo1105janna
[00:07] <space_cadet> wubi_pain, you should see all of your disks/partitions in the file browser.
[00:07] <encore> clear
[00:07] <wubi_pain> space_cadet: Give me a sec, and I'll check what's there.
[00:08] <space_cadet> wubi_pain, like me, I have my external, my filesystem, my data partition, and my 91.4 GB media (windows)
[00:08] <opossum> sup -- I want to find out when the new wesnoth will make it into synaptic --- how do I find out?
[00:08] <space_cadet> opossum /join #wesnoth ? ?
[00:09] <opossum> space_cadet: it has nothing to do with themn
[00:09] <opossum> space_cadet: it's a downstream thing
[00:10] <wubi_pain> space_cadet: Under Places, I have Home, Desktop, Computer, CD/DVD Creator, Network, Connect to Server..., Search for Files, and Recent Documents.
[00:10] <Gnea> wubi_pain: well, you're going to need to do the following if you're going to hope for any success in the situation: a) find out which partition windows is installed on, b) fix the filesystem on there, if it needs fixing, c) make sure you're using the correct command to mount it with
[00:10] <space_cadet> lol @ gnea   that's a lot of luck there.
[00:10] <Gnea> wubi_pain: could you please pastebin the output of the dmesg command?
[00:10] <space_cadet> gksudo inside a script.   HOWTO?
[00:11] <oCean_> !away > Album|Awy
[00:11] <wubi_pain> Gnea: I believe it is /dev/sdb2.  and I'm using mount -t ntfs /dev/sdb2 /mnt
[00:11] <Droopsta915> I found the GNU/Linux Web Radio & Podcast [(Oo)].....http://thelinuxlink.net/......Check it oput, it's cool info and fun talk.
[00:11] <Gnea> wubi_pain: okay, you may want to consider using ntfs-3g for this
[00:12] <Gnea> !ntfs-3g | wubi_pain
[00:12] <space_cadet> wubi_pain, why arent you using /media/windows for your mountpoint?
[00:12] <wubi_pain> Gnea: I don't know how to fix the filesystem if it's broken.
[00:12] <Arthur_> i just installed 8.10 dual boot with 8.04 on my laptop. i connect to the Internet using my CDMA sprint card. after install i try to connect using the auto connect, my modem is on Modem = /dev/ttyUSB1 according to gnome-pp auto detect, i get wvdial to connect, but when i use the auto connect feature it seems to be looking for ttyUSB0 there is no auto detect modem in network manager? and there is no way to manually edit it? so now how do i te
[00:13] <Gnea> wubi_pain: no problem, start by installing the ntfsprogs package
[00:13] <wubi_pain> Gnea: It's an old install, and apt-get seems to be hosed.
[00:13] <space_cadet> wubi_pain, aptitude
[00:13] <asm`> hi - im on intel dual core - this iso didnt work in my virtual machine.. the error was that "this kernel needs a x86-64 cpu, only found i686" or some shit - ubuntu-8.10-desktop-amd64.iso
[00:13] <rhonda_> yo can any one tell me why none of my applications are launching
[00:13] <space_cadet> !ohmy | asm'
[00:13] <Gnea> wubi_pain: what is the result of this command:  lsb_release -r
[00:13] <wubi_pain> space_cadet: Ok, I'll try aptitude
[00:14] <Arthur_> how do i tell network manager to look at ttyUSB1 for my CDMA card?
[00:14] <papito> hello is there any way to merge two partitions from different hard disks ?
[00:14] <jrib> asm`: use 32bit then?
[00:14] <wubi_pain> Gnea: 7.04
[00:14] <space_cadet> papito maybe with raid, but i doubt it
[00:14] <ratdeimos> have this weird blurring of screen when i press backspace at the start of an input window?  any clues?
[00:15] <asm`> jrib
[00:15] <asm`> shouldnt 64-bit work?
[00:15] <asm`> maybe only intel
[00:15] <asm`> err amd
[00:15] <FloodBot2> asm`: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:15] <iceroot> !enter | asm`
[00:15] <jrib> asm`: apparently your virtual machine is 32bit, no?
[00:15] <papito> my main linux harddisk in running out of space, I added another hard disk, I mean,for example in order to install new packages is there any way to tell the system to continue installing all software in the new hard disk ? I do not want to format
[00:15] <Gnea> wubi_pain: I highly recommend the following sequence then: a) upgrade, at the very least, to 8.04, b) continue on with ntfsprogs (which contains ntfsfix, which can fix your broken ntfs filesystem - but it works with ntfs-3g, not ntfs driver)
[00:15] <wubi_pain> space_cadet: Not very familiar with aptitude; I'll see if I can find the NTFS-3g
[00:16] <asm`> jrib, true.. so my vm has to prob be 32-bit
[00:16] <asm`> ?
[00:16] <EvilAIM> damnit
[00:16] <iceroot> wubi_pain: sudo apt-get install ntfs-3g
[00:16] <EvilAIM> I screwed my tv/monitor up again
[00:16] <EvilAIM> haha
[00:16] <space_cadet> wubi_pain, download an 8.04 or 8.10 disk, and run it in live mode.
[00:16] <oCean_> EvilAIM: tone down the language please
[00:16] <EvilAIM> Ok, what's the command to reconfigure xorg?
[00:16] <jrib> asm`: seems so.  You would have to check the documentation for whatever virtualizer you are using
[00:16] <jrib> !x | EvilAIM
[00:17] <space_cadet> wubi_pain, just remember to burn it @ <= 4x
[00:17] <EvilAIM> I can't do that, I'm in CLI
[00:17] <almigi> Hello everyone
[00:17] <jrib> EvilAIM: can't do what?
[00:17] <EvilAIM> I just need to know the command.  I think it's sudo dpkg reconfigure xorg?
[00:17] <unblessedTurnip> EvilAIM: it says 'sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart'
[00:17] <wubi_pain> space_cadet: good idea.  I'll download a CD tomorrow, and burn it.  For tonight, I'm going to continue to pursue the NTFS-3g angle.
[00:17] <space_cadet> EvilAIM, and you haven't tried it yet?
[00:17] <EvilAIM> that won't work...
[00:17] <oCean_> !xconfig | EvilAIM
[00:17] <EvilAIM> I've already tried it.
[00:17] <jrib> EvilAIM: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg   ?  Why do you think you need to do this?
[00:17] <EvilAIM> YA!
[00:17] <Arthur_> can somone help me with network manager in 8.10
[00:17] <EvilAIM> tx
[00:18] <space_cadet> anyone tell me how to get a script to prompt for admin access for one specific line and not for the whole script?
[00:18] <EvilAIM> lets see if this works
[00:18] <iceroot> space_cadet: use sudo in the script
[00:18] <philsf> everytime I unmount my USB HD, I get a window warning that it couldn't be unmounted (although it was) for the reason: "Cannot remove directory". However, besides the volume being correcly unmounted, the mount point is also correctly removed. Does anyone know why this wrong message appears, or how can I fix it?
[00:19] <space_cadet> iceroot, see.  I tried that,
[00:19] <mezy> is  there a way to make a custom ubuntu in windows?
[00:19] <space_cadet> iceroot but it didn't prompt for a password anywhere
[00:19] <iceroot> space_cadet: hm
[00:19] <almigi> You mean run Ubuntu like a Windows app, Mezy?
[00:19] <space_cadet> iceroot, i've even tried gksudo (i want to open gedit)
[00:20] <space_cadet> lemmie try again
[00:20] <mezy> almigi: no
[00:20] <wubi_pain> Gnea: regarding dmesg... this may be the culprit: NTFS-fs error (device sdb2): read_ntfs_boot_sector(): Primary boot sector is invalid.
[00:20] <EvilAIM> sweet, that worked.  I just forgot that damn command.
[00:20] <skorek> chuj
[00:20] <space_cadet> iceroot, hmm.. maybe i entered my password about 15 min ago and forgot
[00:20] <papito> how do I list the biggest files _
[00:20] <space_cadet> it works now
[00:20] <papito> ?
[00:21] <iceroot> space_cadet: working fine here
[00:21] <iceroot> space_cadet: ok
[00:21] <jrib> papito: applications -> accessories -> disk usage analyzer
[00:21] <papito> jrib, thank you
[00:22] <mezy> is there a way to make my own ubuntu in windows?
[00:22] <EvilAIM> lol, so I fixed it, then I went and did it again, amusing...
[00:22] <iceroot> mezy: what?
[00:22] <iceroot> mezy: what do you mean exactly? a virtual machine?
[00:22] <mezy> iceroot: a custom version
[00:23] <EvilAIM> Gar
[00:23] <eseven73> mezy i think theres enough ubuntu clones as it is :)
[00:23] <wubi_pain> Gnea: how do I go about repairing the NTFS filesystem from Ubuntu?
[00:23] <mezy> eseven73: this one is only for me
[00:23] <EvilAIM> now it isn't working... when I first started it was perfect.  it auto adjusted the screen to fit, but the resolution looks really small for such a big tv.
[00:24] <EvilAIM> I just want like a 1024x* resolution.
[00:24] <eseven73> mezy i was just messing lol
[00:24] <mezy> eseven73: i know lol
[00:24] <Gnea> wubi_pain: well, like i said, you'll need to start by upgrading your ubuntu.
[00:24] <papito> is there a way to tell the system to continue installing applications on other hard disk ?
[00:24] <EvilAIM> shoooot
[00:24] <iceroot> papito: no
[00:25] <wubi_pain> Gnea: Yes, am asking for tomorrow, when I have a live CD, but potentially no IRC.
[00:25] <papito> iceroot: thank you :D
[00:25] <iceroot> papito: its not like windows, where you can install programs on d:\programs
[00:25] <iceroot> papito: depends on a package where it will be installed
[00:25] <papito> yup, there used to be a distro like that calle bogo linux or smth like that
[00:25] <iceroot> papito: and a harddisc is just something like /, /etc and so on
[00:25] <eseven73> !remaster | mezy (perhaps this could help you...)
[00:26] <Gnea> wubi_pain: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=810156
[00:26] <NOD62> Hey everyone.
[00:26] <Gnea> wubi_pain: save or print that page
[00:26] <iceroot> NOD62: hi
[00:27] <NOD62> I'm trying to change my username on Ubuntu 8.10
[00:27] <wubi_pain> Gnea: Thanks, I'll check it out.
[00:27] <NOD62> Anyone know how I can accomplish this?  I think it has something to do with usermod commands but I cannot recall.
[00:27] <Wulfrunner> does anyone have any ideas how libsdl came to depend on arts on my computer?
[00:28] <jrib> NOD62: did you check its man page?
[00:29] <LjL> jrib: he's on pidgin, he's trying to change the ident
[00:29] <LjL> i haven't got a clue about it, nor pidgin installed
[00:29] <jrib> NOD62: account options in pidgin iirc
[00:30] <puff> Does the ubuntu live CD include java support?
[00:30] <iceroot> puff: yes, if you install java
[00:30] <puff> iceroot: So "no".
[00:30] <opossum> sup -- I want to find out when the new wesnoth will make it into synaptic --- how do I find out?
[00:31] <maximo> !register
[00:31] <iceroot> puff: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk (or jre)
[00:31] <puff> iceroot: Is the package on the CD?
[00:31] <Flannel> opossum: What do you mean by "new" -- new version? or bug fixes or what?
[00:31] <iceroot> puff: no, because its not free, but maybe openjdk is on cd
[00:31] <puff> iceroot: Right, so "no".
[00:31] <opossum> Flannel: they've released a new stable version -- 1.6. The one in the repos is still the 1.4 line
[00:31] <Wulfrunner> many of the applications trying to access my sound devices are taking longer than normal to start. how can I debug this?
[00:32] <Flannel> opossum: When did they release it, do you know?
[00:32] <opossum> Flannel: This week, I think, or last week
[00:32] <opossum> not to long ago anway
[00:32] <iceroot> puff: there is java-support, if you install it, so to answer your question if the live-cd support java, yes :)
[00:32] <papito> ahahah it was the mldonkey that ate my fulll hard disk space Ã:S it will neeed to remove it or do a reconfiguration Ã:S
[00:32] <opossum> Sunday, March 22 2009
[00:33] <Flannel> opossum: Alright.  The earliest 1.6 will be in the repos will be 9.10.  Jaunty is already fozen (and it's got 1.4.7).
[00:33] <opossum> Flannel: is that just the official repository though?
[00:34] <Flannel> opossum: In the official Ubuntu repositories, yes.  There'd be no way to prohibit people from setting up their own (likely a PPA)
[00:34] <Flannel> opossum: It could get into the official -backports, but it'll be more likely that someone (perhaps wesnoth's MOTU) would backport 1.6 to current Ubuntu versions in a PPA.
[00:35] <EvilAIM> hey all.
[00:35] <opossum> alright
[00:35] <Drizzle> Anyone know a release date for Ubuntu 9.x
[00:35] <EvilAIM> I'm having a hell of a time tring to get my resolution back up.
[00:35] <EvilAIM> Drizzle: end of april
[00:36] <Drizzle> Thanx
[00:36] <Flannel> opossum: So, I'd contact the maintainer and ask if they have any plans for doing something like that, etc.
[00:36] <opossum> I'll ask on #wesnoth
[00:36] <iceroot> Drizzle: ne version = year.month  so 9.04 will be out at  2009 (9) april (04)
[00:36] <KillerOrca> Anyone know how to do wake on lan in Ubuntu?
[00:37] <EvilAIM> Anyone have any ideas on how I can set my resolution back to normal.  I've tried dpkg-reconfigure and I've tried restoring an older backup of the file.
[00:37] <mobiGeek> morning folks!
[00:37] <jrib> EvilAIM: read the links ubottu gave you
[00:37] <EvilAIM> I can't, I'm in CLI
[00:38] <eseven73> there are text based browsers
[00:38] <EvilAIM> yes, but my apt-get is stuck atm.
[00:38] <jrib> EvilAIM: so you have no X at all?  I though i t was just a resolution problem.  And even then, you can use elinks2 for example
[00:38] <EvilAIM> this is crazy.
[00:38] <oCean_> iceroot: well, that's planning anyway. Like Drake's release was planned for april, it came out in june '06
[00:38] <jrib> -e
[00:38] <thebloggu> can someone tell me how svn handles two people working on the same file at the same time ? i am considering using it to a project
[00:38] <cyphermox> EvilAIM: what about using wget to grab the page at least?
[00:38] <EvilAIM> Well, right now my apt-get is stuck:(
[00:39] <jrib> EvilAIM: what does "stuck" mean?
[00:39] <EvilAIM> gar, I'm going to reboot.  That'll unstuck my apt-get
[00:39] <EvilAIM> it says it's in use
[00:39] <mobiGeek> what URLs did ubottu give evilatm?  just got here but have a similar problem
[00:39] <EvilAIM> so I kill -9 it but it says it's not allowed
[00:39] <jrib> kill -9  apt is not a good idea in general...
[00:39] <eseven73> jrib: E: Couldn't find package elinks2
[00:39] <EvilAIM> I noticed.
[00:39] <jrib> eseven73: links2
[00:39] <iceroot> oCean_: yes, of course "its done when its done" (hail to the king) but normaly its the relase-date
[00:40] <eseven73> ok
[00:40] <dtm_> hello everyone
[00:40] <EvilAIM> brb
[00:40] <jrib> thebloggu: #svn
[00:40] <dtm_> i was wondering what cd writewr worked best with ubuntu
[00:40] <Guest44605> how do i find a file over ssh?
[00:40] <mobiGeek> jrib: what URLs did ubottu give evilatm?  just got here but have a similar problem
[00:40] <iceroot> dtm_: any?
[00:40] <jrib> !fixres | mobiGeek
[00:40] <dtm_> any that are good
[00:40] <Guest44605> Like a downloads.ini file..
[00:40] <jrib> Guest44605: locate name_of_file   ?
[00:40] <thebloggu> jrib, thanks
[00:41] <dtm_> the common ones get errors constantly
[00:41] <mobiGeek> jrib: thx!
[00:41] <opossum> Flannel: what is PPA?
[00:41] <Guest44605> jrib: that doesnt find anything.
[00:41] <dtm_> phenylproponalamine
[00:41] <jrib> Guest44605: sudo updatedb and try again
[00:41] <NOD62> Bleh, I'm still unable to hide my info in whois +_+
[00:42] <Guest44605> do you know where the mldonkey download.ini file is?
[00:42] <eseven73> NOD64 i think only freenode staff can hide from whois info
[00:42] <Guest44605> and sudo updatedb does nothing for me
[00:42] <jrib> !who | Guest44605
[00:43] <jrib> Guest44605: you are supposed to run the locate command after updatedb
[00:43] <Guest44605> jrib, And sudo updatedb does nothing for me
[00:43] <dtm_> i guess no one had thi proble,
[00:43] <dtm_> ,
[00:43] <dtm_> er
[00:43] <KillerOrca> Anyone know how wake on lan in Ubuntu is setup?
[00:43] <dtm_> m
[00:43] <Guest44605> jrib, Crap ssh hates me.
[00:43] <FloodBot2> dtm_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:43] <dtm_> sorry
[00:43] <Guest44605> jrib, keeps hanging/freezing
[00:44] <jrib> NOD62: you mean your ip? or "zack"?
[00:44] <cousteau> why isn't there any jaunty beta desktop CD yet?
[00:44] <jrib> !jaunty | cousteau
[00:45] <opossum> Flannel: there are already ubuntu packages here -- I guess someone just has to put them in a PPA
[00:45] <opossum> http://www.getdeb.net/app/The+Battle+for+Wesnoth.
[00:45] <Guest44605> Ok, Why does my PuTTY ssh keep hanging on me..
[00:46] <eseven73> why use putty? or are you doing that in windows?
[00:47] <NOD62> jrib: I wasn't able to hide my info on whois.. :/
[00:47] <Guest44605> eseven73, im in windows.
[00:47] <Guest44605> SShing into my linux pc
[00:47] <eseven73> ouch
[00:47] <eseven73> cant help you then sorry ;)
[00:47] <jrib> NOD62: right.  What info exactly?  Your hostname?  or your name, "zack"?
[00:49] <KillerOrca> Guest44605, What are you trying to do exactly?
[00:50] <Guest44605> KillerOrca, Well first im SSH'ing into my linux pc.(Always)
[00:50] <Arthur_> anybody know anything about networkmanager in 8.10
[00:50] <Guest44605> KillerOrca, but now im trying to fix mldonkey
[00:50] <Guest44605> a program that hates me
[00:51] <KillerOrca> Guest44605, alright and what do you need to do to fix it, I've never used nor heard of it
[00:51] <NOD62> jrib: Yeah, my name.  I just don't want it to be shown. xD
[00:52] <Guest44605> KillerOrca, I need to edit my downloads.ini file.
[00:52] <jrib> NOD62: did you check the account options in pidgin?
[00:52] <Guest44605> then restart it, (I think)
[00:52] <Guest44605> but have no clue.
[00:53] <Guest44605> Does anybody know any Linux emule Programs that i can set up/control over SSH & Web UI?
[00:54] <KillerOrca> Guest44605, and you had it set up and working before?
[00:54] <Guest44605> KillerOrca, no, just set it up yesterday after upgrading from 7.10
[00:54] <Guest44605> KillerOrca, well reinstalling from 7.10
[00:54] <KillerOrca> Guest44605, but you have used it before?
[00:55] <Guest44605> KillerOrca,
[00:55] <Guest44605> No.
[00:55] <NOD62> jrib: Yes I checked... Everything is entered as my Alias.
[00:56] <KillerOrca> Guest44605, Alright well if you are just trying to get it to work I found some instructions here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MLDonkey with further links
[00:57] <jrib> NOD62: click on the "Advanced" tab
[00:58] <Tamnakz> Can someone help me with issues revolving around IP address problems?
[00:58] <BlackCoffee> hiya ppl
[00:58] <NOD62> jrib: Username, Real name are entered as my Alias.
[00:58] <FrGord> hey, black
[00:58] <jrib> NOD62: then logout and log back in
[01:00] <Guest44605> is there a better client for ssh for windows than putty?
[01:00] <Guest44605> it hates me
[01:01] <KillerOrca> Guest44605, it works fairly well, unless you want to transfer files, what is wrong with it?
[01:01] <master> my other computer tells me that i 'm connet to the net but it will not log on  net card says it is
[01:01] <BlackCoffee> er
[01:01] <Guest44605> KillerOrca, Its always freezing on me.
[01:01] <BlackCoffee> anyone here using seamonkey?
[01:01] <iceroot> BlackCoffee: i think so
[01:02] <BlackCoffee> i'm thinking about trying it,but would like to hear some positive things about it first
[01:02] <NOD62> jrib: Worked, thanks.
[01:02] <iceroot> !anyone | BlackCoffee
[01:02] <master> my other computer tells me that i 'm connet to the net but it will not log on  net card says it is how do i fix this
[01:02] <crdlb> BlackCoffee: seamonkey is just the old mozilla suite
[01:02] <BlackCoffee> haaa
[01:02] <KillerOrca> Guest44605, well it could be a lot of things, my sessions have always been pretty solid, try WinSCP and see how long it stays connected
[01:03] <BlackCoffee> oh then it's just like netscape...mmm
[01:03] <KillerOrca> master, do you mean home network or internet?
[01:03] <EvilAIM> hey all
[01:03] <EvilAIM> still can't get it to work
[01:03] <BlackCoffee> i actually just want to install it for the wysiwyg html editor
[01:03] <Guest44605> KillerOrca, will do
[01:03] <puff> iceroot: The answer to my question is "no, the live CD doesn't support java, but you can install java after booting, IF you have network access the ubuntu repositories."
[01:03] <master> internet
[01:04] <puff> So when I ran the "test CD" function I got a popup that said "boot loader" in the title bar and in the content said "/casper/vlinuz"
[01:04] <FrGord> say, folks, will WinSCP work on Ubuntu?  I have used it on a Windoze computer to log into a BSD one -- perhaps I can do that with my new ubuntu bos
[01:04] <iceroot> puff: yes, so ubuntu live-system is supporting java .)
[01:04] <KillerOrca> master, so did you lose internet access?
[01:04] <jrib> FrGord: just use scp or nautilus if you want a guy
[01:04] <jrib> gui*
[01:05] <KillerOrca> FrGord, yes it will work
[01:05] <master> yes
[01:05] <EvilAIM> My problem lies as this, I have connected my Desktop to my TV via VGA cables.  I changed the resoltion, and now it says "mode not supported"
[01:05] <puff> I wonder how hard it is to assemble a custom live C.
[01:05] <puff> Er live CD.
[01:05] <EvilAIM> I've tried a lot of stuff to no avail.
[01:05] <iceroot> !remaster | puff
[01:05] <KillerOrca> FrGord, I mean to log in from windows to ubuntu
[01:05] <gabo-el-caramelo> hi!, alguien que hable español!
[01:05] <puff> iceroot: Cool!
[01:05] <FrGord> k - scp then the IP address?
[01:06] <FrGord> no, I'd like to log into  BSD from Ubuntu
[01:06] <areeves> I've dist-upgraded to jaunty using apt-get... heh... that was fun =P  Anyway, I doubt it has anything to do with it, but my network configs are all messed up (i think they were before, actually)... what script does the installer use to automatically generate the "defaults" for network config and can I just run it and "reset" of sorts?
[01:06] <moto125> Hey guys quick question: Why when I go to download Ubuntu 64bit it says AMD64? Is there no Intel 64 bit version?
[01:06] <iceroot> puff: its very nice to build an own live-cd with all the stuff is needed
[01:06] <KillerOrca> master, and have you tried rebooting to see if it fixes anything?
[01:06] <eseven73> how do i change the resolution on the console? (Using ubuntu-server)
[01:06] <puff> Hm, how much overhead does the desktop live CD add vs. the server live CD?
[01:06] <lfaraone> hi, how do I create a socket as a user? (I want to be able to echo to it and have the it come out in the "tail -f" command I'm also running on the file?
[01:06] <KillerOrca> FrGord, don't know anything about that scenario, sorry
[01:06] <lfaraone> puff:  "overhead"?
[01:07] <puff> lfaraone: I need to set up 10 boxes that will all be running some fairly CPU & RAM intensive simulations.
[01:07] <master> many times and
[01:07] <Guest44605> KillerOrca, "Host is not communicatino for more than 15 seconds still waiting."
[01:07] <puff> lfaraone: I *probably* don't *need* the dekstop stuff (X, etc) but it wouldn't hurt to have it around.
[01:08] <Guest44605> Should i assume something is wrong with my ssh install itself?
[01:08] <KillerOrca> Guest44605, this is in winSCP?
[01:08] <lfaraone> puff: just install using the server install.
[01:08] <puff> lfaraone: So the question is, what's the down side, how much load does it add?
[01:08] <Guest44605> KillerOrca, yes
[01:08] <lfaraone> puff: a lot :)
[01:08] <lfaraone> puff: just install it with apt if you need it.
[01:08] <un2him> I'm sure you already know, but the Beta of Jaunty has just been released: http://releases.ubuntu.com/jaunty/
[01:08] <master> i ping  it  and the bars are strong
[01:08] <maxb> lfaraone: Do you really mean socket? Perhaps you mean fifo, a.k.a. named pipe? Or, for that matter, a plain file would meet your requirements to be able to echo and tail -f :-)
[01:09] <puff> lfaraone: Were you not paying attnetion a moment ago?  <puff> iceroot: The answer to my question is "no, the live CD doesn't support java, but you can install java after booting, IF you have network access the ubuntu repositories."
[01:09] <lfaraone> maxb: I don't want the contents recorded to the disk. ever.
[01:09] <KillerOrca> Guest44605, yeah it might just be a setting, I've never messed with the ssh defaults and I've only gotten disconnected once in 6 months
[01:09] <moose86> u guys know aydin?
[01:09] <lfaraone> maxb: maybe I mean fifo.
[01:09] <zurn> got a question: disk usage analyser says i have 8gb free, gpartd says i have 8gb free, but its showing that my drive is full (e.g. error saying cant write to disk, full) ideas?
[01:09] <maxb> lfaraone: Try mkfifo then
[01:09] <Roasted> Question about USB Pen Drives with Ubuntu. I was looking for a way to somehow make a USB flash drive "act" as a LiveCD... Is there a way to do that? Or is the only USB Pen Drive Ubuntu option just with actually doing a full blown install on it?
[01:09] <EvilAIM> ok, I got it
[01:09] <EvilAIM> I connected my other monitor and changed it back
[01:09] <EvilAIM> thanks all
[01:09] <Droopsta915> my firefox seams very slow to open up windows, can I reinstall it?
[01:10] <zurn> Droopsta915: you can delete your profile or make a new one and see if its any faster
[01:10] <Guest44605> KillerOrca, what should i do? (I didnt change anything i just set up ubuntu server 8.04 and installed it with that)
[01:10] <BlackCoffee> i'm having trouble with my desktop effects,when i select the "extra option" the top of all windows goes away,meaning the close,minimize,maximize/restore button disapear
[01:10] <lfaraone> maxb: thanks.
[01:10] <BlackCoffee> anyone knows what might be going wrong?
[01:10] <KillerOrca> master, are you connecting via wireless or wired?
[01:10] <maxb> Roasted: If you have an Ubuntu computer handy, the usb-creator package is a program to write a livecd iso onto a usbstick doing appropriate format tweaks
[01:10] <Droopsta915> zurn: Sorry, what do you mean by profile?
[01:10] <mobiGeek> zurn: disk quotas enabled?
[01:10] <lfaraone> puff: and you don't have network access?
[01:10] <zurn> Droopsta915: firefox has profiles
[01:10] <Roasted> zurn - question while you brought up profile. Is your "profile" in Ubuntu considered everything in your home directory, especially hidden files?
[01:11] <lfaraone> puff: and the desktop cd lacks java too :)
[01:11] <master> wried
[01:11] <moose86> u guys know aydin?
[01:11] <moose86> u guys know aydin?
[01:11] <moose86> i owe him something
[01:11] <FloodBot2> moose86: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:11] <KillerOrca> Guest44605, well it might also be some settings on your windows box, have you tried from other boxes?
[01:11] <moose86> soz
[01:11] <Roasted> maxb - I tried that, I'm on an ubuntu machine right now with a dell laptop next to me with no optical drive I'm trying to get linux on. I  just bought a brand new 8gb flash drive and installed ubuntu to it with the create usb startup disk option, but my laptop is just hanging with a flashing dot.
[01:11] <Roasted> maxb  - I thought I did something wrong nad maybe didnt follow proper procedure so I figured I'd ask.
[01:11] <Guest44605> KillerOrca, no.
[01:11] <maxb> Roasted: profile has no meaning to Ubuntu in general. profile in this case refers to its meaning specifically in the context of Firefox
[01:11] <zurn> mobiGeek: no, no quotas
[01:12] <KillerOrca> master, do you have a wireless option, or did you try any other ports on the router?
[01:12] <zurn> Droopsta915: from the command line, run "firefox --profilemanager" and make a new profile, see if its full
[01:12] <lfaraone> moose86: no, we don't.
[01:12] <master> no just wire
[01:12] <KillerOrca> master, what about other ports on the router?
[01:12] <Roasted> maxb - Oh, I see. I work in IT Support with mostly XP machines, so I have to deal with "default profiles" and stuff so each student tha logs into a computer has the EXACT same desktop icons, home page, etc. I was just curious how this would be handled in Ubuntu if we had Ubuntu machines instead of XP. How could you make a "default profile" for all students that log in via active directory on a domain? Is there an answer?
[01:13] <zurn> mobiGeek: let me correct that statement, i dont think so, are quotas enabled by default
[01:13] <puff> lfaraone: I have to unplug ten linux boxes currently running funky custom "facilitized" fedora installs, drive them 10 hours to a secure facility, plug them back together in a self-contained network without external network access, and run a resource-intensive java-based simulation.
[01:13] <mobiGeek> is there any way to turn off gdm in ubuntu 8.10?  I use "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop" but xinit and X and failsafeXinit are all still running.
[01:13] <mobiGeek> zurn: i doubt it.
[01:13] <puff> The funky fedora install is the reason for using a live CD instaead - can't just unplug them because they'll refuse to work right without various servers in their current network environment.
[01:14] <lfaraone> puff: well, you want to install java *before* you unplug them.
[01:14] <puff> lfaraone: Heh, yeah.
[01:14] <lfaraone> puff: install them all with the livecd *now* and before you move install what you need.
[01:14] <Droopsta915> zurn: that command opens firefox, im at my home page (google)
[01:14] <eseven73> how do i change the resolution on the console? (Using ubuntu-server)
[01:14] <zurn> mobiGeek: any other ideas, i installed it with / being the majority of the drive (55gb) and swap partition; and of the 55gb, i have 47gb used, but it says its full... cant figure out why its seeing the last 8gb as 0k
[01:14] <moose86> anyone knows aydin???
[01:14] <moose86> anyone knows aydin???
[01:14] <moose86> anyone knows aydin???
[01:14] <puff> lfaraone: I can't just re-install them.
[01:14] <FloodBot2> moose86: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:14] <dr_willis> !fbdev |  eseven73
[01:14] <BlackCoffee> can i install different window managers on separate user profiles?
[01:14] <dr_willis> !framebuffer
[01:14] <mobiGeek> zurn: *what* says "it is full" ?
[01:15] <puff> lfaraone: Hm, on second thought, I wonder how finicky it would be to install multiboot....
[01:15] <KillerOrca> Guest44605, it might be worth it to re-configure ssh  on the ubuntu box
[01:15] <dr_willis> !framebuffer |  eseven73
[01:15] <BlackCoffee> like KDE for one user and Gnome for another user
[01:15] <eseven73> dr_willis:  ok thx :D
[01:15] <zurn> Droopsta915: it should bring up a command - did you do the "--profilemanager" part?
[01:15] <bruenig> BlackCoffee: window managers are typically installed in /usr
[01:15] <Guest44605> KillerOrca, how would i do that
[01:15] <lfaraone> bruenig: yes.
[01:15] <dr_willis> eseven73:  i normally disable the framebuffer. :) it  can slow thiongs down
[01:15] <lfaraone> bruenig: ops, sorry
[01:15] <lfaraone> BlackCoffee: yes.
[01:15] <master> the computer i'm on now is hooked up to the same link
[01:15] <zurn> mobiGeek: when i try to create a new file (even a txt file) it (nautilus) says it cant, disk full
[01:15] <lfaraone> BlackCoffee: you can change the WM in the login screen.
[01:15] <maxb> Roasted: Many flash drives ship without a partition table - they are formatted as just a single block device. Some BIOSes don't like to boot those. Insert the flash drive, and see what device name it is given - e.g. in mount. Is it something like /dev/sdc or /dev/sdc1 ?
[01:16] <eseven73> dr_willis:  ok well its too large at the moment, even for my old eyes the print is just way too big
[01:16] <BlackCoffee> cool,i'm using gnome but wanna try kde and xfce
[01:16] <Roasted> maxb - I already formatted it with fat32 in GParted before I even ran the create usb startup disk...
[01:16] <KillerOrca> Guest1511, well you could just do a 'sudo apt-get remove && purge' then reinstall it, but you might need to do it at the box itself since you would lose ssh
[01:16] <mobiGeek> dr_willis: do the framebuffer boot parms affect the way that X runs?  I keep getting errors regardless of reconfigure xserver-xorg, etc.
[01:16] <BlackCoffee> kde is supposed to be already installed and with some basic configs on ubuntu right?
[01:16] <zurn> mobiGeek: and pretty much anything i do, when it tries to write a config file (e.g. filezilla ftp program, it says "cant write xml file, disk full?")
[01:16] <JanPeter> So the only changes from 9.04 alpha 6 to beta = cloud computing and mail server stuff..
[01:17] <Roasted> maxb - hang on a second, I think I know where my error is.
[01:17] <mobiGeek> zurn: open a terminal and run the command "touch /tmp/foobar"
[01:17] <maxb> Roasted: That doesn't tell me whether you formatted the entire block devices as fat32, or a partition
[01:17] <dr_willis> mobiGeek:  at one time ther ewas a X framebuffer driver.. but thats not used much any more so the 2 are unrelated
[01:17] <oCean_> JanPeter: for jaunty discussions/issues join #ubuntu+1
[01:17] <Droopsta915> zurn: in the terminal I typed firefox --profilemanager
[01:17] <mobiGeek> dr_willis: well, I've followed the Config/Resolution wiki steps.  Any suggestion as to what to try next?
[01:17] <master> how do i check other ports
[01:18] <mbrigdan> Hello, I need some help. I tried installing postgresql, but the package broke somehow. Now it seems that it is impossible for me to remove (It fails, giving an error about pre-removal scripts)
[01:18] <Roasted> maxb - I found out what the problem was. Are you ready for the most intelligent answer ever? I have two flash drives. Both Sandisk. Both Identical. I was trying to boot from the wrong one....................
[01:18] <zurn> mobiGeek: doesnt do anything (drops to new commandline prompt
[01:18] <mobiGeek> zurn: now try:  "ls -l /tmp/foobar"
[01:18] <bruenig> mbrigdan: remove the prerm script from the dpkg database
[01:18] <dr_willis> mobiGeek:  no idea what your problem is. sorry. You could try some live cds and see if you can find a working xorg.conf from them and try that one.
[01:18] <maxb> Roasted: lol. Oh well, at least it's a problem with an easy solution :-)
[01:18] <Roasted> maxb - Currently Ubuntu is loading on my del llaptop. :)
[01:18] <macrobad> BlackCoffee: Not really. KDE is not installed by default on Ubuntu, but you can do it with 'sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop'
[01:18] <mbrigdan> bruenig: How?
[01:18] <bruenig> mbrigdan: it is in /var somewhere, I forget exactly where. locate prerm
[01:19] <macrobad> BlackCoffee: and as for xfce, that is xubuntu-desktop
[01:19] <Alestan> hey, anyone know off the top of your head how to set the gateway using ifconfig?
[01:19] <mobiGeek> dr_willis: interesting.  I know that the installer run X mostly fine.  But once installed, X comes up with "unable to find a valid framebuffer device"
[01:19] <mbrigdan> bruenig: Ok, thanks
[01:19] <BlackCoffee> thanks macrobad
[01:19] <master> the funny thing it says it is connection
[01:19] <mobiGeek> dr_willis: google hasn't been overly helpful
[01:19] <zurn> mobiGeek: gives me a standard ls for it.  i just deleted a 300mb file (installer) so ive got some free space now, but its still wierd;
[01:19] <KillerOrca> Guest44605, this might answer some questions https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto
[01:19] <dr_willis> mobiGeek:  sounds like you got X configured to use the framebuffer.. which would be odd.. what video card are you using?
[01:19] <macrobad> BlackCoffee: you're welcome :)
[01:20] <mobiGeek> dr_willis: how can I tell?
[01:20] <shawncullen> I installed openssh-server on a box and even trying to ssh to localhost I get the following error: ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host
[01:20] <dr_willis> !nvidia | mobiGeek
[01:20] <shawncullen> any clues?
[01:20] <Alestan> I just installed the server edition and I am trying to get the ethernet configured.
[01:20] <dr_willis> mobiGeek:  the various wiki pages tell how to determins the video card.
[01:20] <zurn> mobiGeek: hardinfo (program under system \ pref.s) shows only 6gb free
[01:20] <KillerOrca> shawncullen, did you install the ssh client?
[01:20] <crazy181> Hi all, i have a question about a VPN connection on Ubuntu server 7.10, i need it to re establish in the event off a drop out anyone know how to set this up? It is a pptp vpn
[01:20] <zurn> Droopsta915: hold on
[01:20] <shawncullen> yep
[01:20]  * BlackCoffee is away installing many stuff that will amuse me.
[01:21] <KillerOrca> shawncullen, here is the how to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto
[01:21] <macrobad> shawncullen: tcp wrappers?
[01:21] <shawncullen> KillerOrca: read that..
[01:21] <master> i even tried a differnt net card
[01:21] <shawncullen> macrobad: ??
[01:21] <shawncullen> I'm on the same subnet under a router
[01:21] <delfick> Hello, does anyone know how I can get around this issue https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/elfutils/+bug/201075 ??
[01:21] <macrobad> shawncullen: well, if you don't know what it is, then most likely, tcp wrappers have nothing to do with your problem
[01:22] <zurn> Droopsta915: should look like this - http://bobpeers.com/img/firefox3/profile_manager.png
[01:22] <shawncullen> killerorca: it chokes on that howto at ssh localhost
[01:22] <KillerOrca> master, and all your other computers connect to the internet I'm guessing?
[01:22] <shawncullen> KillerOrca: I get the error I pasted
[01:22] <Guest44605> KillerOrca, you know what, i give up. Im giving myself a headache over emule.
[01:22] <Guest44605> and ssh
[01:22] <shawncullen> macrobad: its a fairly stock hardy install x86 desktop
[01:23] <shawncullen> and I get that error localhost or over the network from the box I'm on now
[01:23] <Guest44605> KillerOrca, even though that ubuntu guide i think helped some.
[01:23] <KillerOrca> shawncullen, so you opened up port 22 then?
[01:23] <Guest44605> SSh is more responsive at least now.
[01:23] <mezy> hmm
[01:23] <shawncullen> KillerOrca: there's no firewall in the base install of ubuntu
[01:23] <macrobad> shawncullen: yes, tcpwrappers is a kind of "app-firewall" for nix machines, but it enables everything by default on Ubuntu
[01:24] <KillerOrca> Guest44605, another web based torrenter is torrentflu, but it is way old
[01:24] <shawncullen> macrobad: would it give that error or just a port 22 connection refused?
[01:24] <macrobad> shawncullen: there is one, iptables, but it also allows all the trafic by default
[01:24] <master> the others plus my phones work
[01:24] <zurn> mobiGeek: is there another way to determine why different programs show different 'free space' and which is true?
[01:24] <KillerOrca> shawncullen, are you tring to connect to ubuntu via windows over ssh?
[01:25] <KillerOrca> master, are you using dial-up?
[01:25] <shawncullen> macrobad: nope, another ubuntu box, and that box itself
[01:25] <macrobad> shawncullen: well, I don't remember the precise error, but it *does* allow you to establish a connection
[01:25] <macrobad> shawncullen: the best way to do is to run ssh and sshd in debug mode, and see what happens
[01:25] <shawncullen> macrobad: and I just checked to be sure, no one has messed with iptables or tcpwrapper
[01:25] <macrobad> sshd -D -ddd
[01:25] <shawncullen> I know I didn't and its my buddies box
[01:25] <KillerOrca> shawncullen, so you installed both parts on both machines?
[01:26] <bhior_> oi
[01:26] <master> no cable high speed
[01:26] <macrobad> ssh -ddd
[01:26] <bhior_> fudeu
[01:26] <bhior_> alguem falara Português ??
[01:26] <shawncullen> KillerOrca: I did on the local, I didn't on this, but I verified I can ssh to this localhost
[01:26] <bhior_> Brasil
[01:26] <shawncullen> KillerOrca: yep, its on this host too
[01:27] <KillerOrca> master, ok the phones part confused me, and you have opened up the network manager?
[01:27] <shawncullen> KillerOrca: I'll have to brb to run the sshd in debug mode, hafta share kbs and its on the other side of the house
[01:27] <macrobad> shawncullen: by the way, do you use key or password authentication?
[01:28] <macrobad> shawncullen: check if ~/.ssh is not readable to anyone but you
[01:28] <KillerOrca> The minute I figure out wake on lan this is going to be much easier
[01:28] <master> i have vonage and magic jack phones they work off the net
[01:29] <KillerOrca> master, ok but you opened up the network manager to see if it is working?
[01:30] <Droopsta915> zurn: found it ...firefox -profilemanager
[01:30] <fbc> what is recommend to make you lapto finger print reader to work with ubuntu?
[01:30] <Droopsta915> zurn: What am I looking for?
[01:30] <zurn> Droopsta915: oh well, it works with both since - and double -- for me
[01:30] <zurn> Droopsta915: make a new profile open it (rather than your default)
[01:31] <zurn> Droopsta915: surf around, see if its any quicker; if so, copy your bookmarks over
[01:31] <Droopsta915> zurn:Does give me a fresh new start?
[01:31] <Nasra> is there a way to do shortcuts with the keyboard for Ubuntu?
[01:31] <master> the one  on the task bar
[01:31] <Nasra> where/
[01:31] <Nasra> master: where/
[01:31] <KillerOrca> master, yes open that up and see what the status is
[01:31] <zurn> Droopsta915: yea
[01:32] <jfir> does anyone know why my monitor resolution would be set to be 1px off what it's supposed to be. my xorg.conf says 1920x1200, but the monitor OSD reports 1921x1200
[01:32] <jfir> i think it's causing some blur on the display
[01:32] <crazy181> Hi all need help, i have a vpn connection (PPTP) that i need to reconect if it drops for any reason at all, can anyone help?
[01:32] <shawncullen> KillerOrca: macrobad: it didn't create sshd user for privilege separation, i created and its all better, weird problem
[01:33] <Tamnakz> Can anyone help me with IP issues?
[01:33] <fbc> jfir,  so change your xorg.conf to read the correct resolution :-)
[01:33] <Droopsta915> Can I uninstall firefox and reinstall through synaptic
[01:33] <fbc> Droopsta915, yeah
[01:33] <jfir> fbc: it does read the correct resolution
[01:33] <Droopsta915> thanks
[01:33] <mobiGeek> dr_willis: I have a Matrox MGA G200e.   /var/log/Xorg.0.log shows that it loads mga_drv.so (v1.4.9).  THen it attempts to open /dev/fb0, fb1, ... fb7 then exits with "Unable tof find a vaild frramebuffer device"
[01:33] <clearscreen1> Can someone clarify this for me? Jaunty Jackalope apparently is ubuntu testing v9.10, but ubuntu has a 6month release cycle.. with releases in april/october.. why is it that karmic koala is also 9.10 but will be released in october?
[01:34] <fbc> jfir,  make the change in xorf config and change it.
[01:34] <jfalco> Jaunty beta live cd?? Or is it dvd only????
[01:34] <master> it has as all the ip adderss  and enabled
[01:34] <fbc> what is recommend to make you laptop finger print reader to work with ubuntu?
[01:34] <JanPeter> gangsta you dont need it
[01:34] <clearscreen1> Isn't it so that testing will be retagged to 'stable' in april, and named 'Karmic Koala'?
[01:34] <clearscreen1> by testing I mean jaunty
[01:34] <jfir> fbc: change it to what... the wrong resolution?
[01:34] <ripps> clearscreen1 Jaunty is 9.04, Karmic is 9.10
[01:34] <jfir> fbc: it's already set correctly
[01:35] <fbc> jfir, change it to 1921.. what your osd reports. it's not going to damage it.. promise.
[01:35] <ripps> Jaunty is in beta, Karmic isn't even in alpha yet.
[01:35] <clearscreen1> ripps: aha. is it worth it to start upgrading to jaunty? or will it bring compatibility issues when it becomes 'stable'?
[01:35] <JediMaster> don't suppose anyone knows about the SCTP protocol?
[01:35] <KillerOrca> master, it seems like everything should be working correctly, are you sure the browser just isn't set to work offline?
[01:35] <Droopsta915> When uninstalling firefox through synaptic, do I uninstall anything with the word firefox init?
[01:36] <macrobad> fbc: fingerprints are actually not as secure as they might look like: http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2008/04/german_minister.html
[01:36] <jfir> fbc: is this normal? i have an identical monitor next to it in an nvidia twinview setup. the other monitor says 1920x1200 on the OSD and it looks ok
[01:36] <ripps> clearscreen1: it worth it in that you help make it stable for everyone else by finding and reporting any bugs before release.
[01:36] <macrobad> fbc: but still, I second your question
[01:36] <zurn> got a question: df say 6gb free, disk usage analyser says 8gb free, gpartd says 8gb free, when i get down to 4gb (so df 2gb free, disk usage & gparted 4gb free) it starts giving me error "28 No space left on device" - IDEAS?
[01:36] <jfir> fbc: i'll try it and restart anyway
[01:36] <JanPeter> April 23rd - 9.04 official release
[01:36] <ripps> clearscreen1: I'm using Jaunty now, and it's pretty good.
[01:36] <fbc> jfir, that way you can check if you bluring problem goes away...  also if your connected through your vga cable that a normal problem, if your connected through the digital cable you would get the right resolution.
[01:36] <david_> join #ubuntu-es
[01:36] <jfir> fbc: i'm on dvi
[01:36] <zurn> Droopsta915: if you are using synaptic - you can just reinstall
[01:37] <fbc> ok, then it's odd why your getting that resolution of your osd reports a larger/better resolution.
[01:37] <david_> necesito entrar al canal de ubuntu en español
[01:37] <fbc> jfir, but it won't break it to try...
[01:37] <clearscreen1> ripps: I don't mind my system failing and reporting the bug. I'm just worried that the transition process from intrepid to jaunty will be different than from jaunty testing to jaunty stable
[01:37] <fbc> david_, ubuntu-es
[01:37] <david_> si
[01:37] <KillerOrca> master, I have to go, sorry, good luck
[01:38] <fbc> david_, then go to that channel (entonces vete a ese canal)
[01:38] <david_> no se como entrar
[01:38] <fbc> david_, /join #ubuntu-es
[01:38] <ripps> clearscreen1: I upgraded to Jaunty over a month ago when it was in only alpha3, I haven't had any trasition troubles with the upgrade.
[01:38] <crazy181> anyone in her had to deal with pptp vpn dropouts?
[01:38] <master> lime wire  the weather from screenlets and browsers will not connect
[01:38] <clearscreen1> ripps: alright cool, I'll give it a try
[01:39] <ripps> clearscreen1: Make sure to backup any important files, just in case.
[01:39] <Droopsta915> zurn:Does the reinstall delete everything and start with a fresh new firefox?
[01:39] <Mr_Pink> Anyone get the bluetooth device working on a Compaq V6000?
[01:39] <BlackCoffee> i'm having trouble with my desktop effects,when i select the "extra option" the top of all windows goes away,meaning the close,minimize,maximize/restore button disapear
[01:39] <Droopsta915> zurn:Ill just do it thank for the help.
[01:39] <Mr_Pink> Mine doesn't show up as a device on the bluetooth application
[01:41] <Roasted> Question - I just booted up to my LiveCD ISO image that I have on my USB flash drive as a startup disk. The laptop is hanging here at (initramfs) with a flashing underscore. What can I do toget this laptop to boot?
[01:43] <macrobad> BlackCoffee: install compizconfig-settings-manager to get precise control over desktop effects. The top of all windows is called "window decoration", and you'll have to check its settings, I suppose.
[01:43] <Ace2> hey room
[01:44] <macrobad> hi, Ace2
[01:44] <Ace2> macrobad - what's the subject?
[01:44] <jatt> #emacs
[01:44] <DasEi> Arthur_:did you install 8.10 with an own /home ?
[01:45] <Alestan1> Hey all:  I just installed ubuntu server.  I am trying to get ubuntu desktop (gnome) installed as well, so that I have a GUI to use.  When I try to, it says "E: Couldn't find package ubuntu-desktop".  I have internet access working properly.
[01:45] <onceuponastack> Alestan1: sudo aptitude install gnome
[01:46] <onceuponastack> try that in terminal
[01:46] <phaer> Alestan1: which repositorys do you have enabled?
[01:46] <macrobad> Ace2: ubuntu, and related problems. C'mon, what's the name of the room? :-)
[01:47] <Alestan1> phaer:  I went to /etc/apt/sources.list and enabled all the ones listed there
[01:47] <keithclark> Can one change the background individually for each desktop?
[01:47] <Ace2> macrobad - sorry...
[01:47] <onceuponastack> Alestan1: reboot the machine and go into terminal, run that command and see if that works.
[01:47] <Alestan1> mkay, will do.  thanks
[01:48] <iceroot> Alestan1: sudo apt-get update
[01:48] <onceuponastack> Alestan1: np
[01:48] <iceroot> Alestan1: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[01:48] <Ace2> macrobad - I'm now chating from a winXP.. but I became a kubuntu user since october of past year
[01:48] <onceuponastack> Alestan1: right do an update first
[01:48] <onceuponastack> my bad
[01:48] <onceuponastack> The gnome command works for me
[01:48] <onceuponastack> Alestan1: iceroot is correct with the full command.
[01:49] <macrobad> Ace2: It must have been refreshing, but I bet it felt very unusual.
[01:49] <Ace2> is that true, everything that works in KU buntu, works on U buntu too? because both of them are a debian linux?
[01:49] <JanPeter> kde apps and gnome apps
[01:49] <iceroot> Ace2: yes
[01:49] <hbx_> whats the command to start openssl as a service
[01:49] <JanPeter> incompatiblity without certain files
[01:49] <iceroot> Ace2: but kde using qt, gnome using gtk+
[01:49] <lstarnes> Ace2: yes, but because they're both ubuntu variants, not because they're both based on debian
[01:50] <Ace2> in the begining I had troubles with root password... and other adding softwares...
[01:50] <DasEi> Ace2:generally yes, but libs differ, so for stabiltiy it's better to saty withing one type
[01:50] <Alestan1> looks like rebooting and then apt-get update fixed it
[01:50] <Ace2> but it were all gone when I reinstall the system....
[01:50] <iceroot> Alestan1: you dont have to reboot a linux-system. only if you change the kernel
[01:50] <Alestan1> least it has found the sources this time around
[01:51] <phaer_> Alestan1: fine :)
[01:51] <Ace2> when you say ' stay within one type' you mean 'not dual boot of buntus' right?
[01:51] <Mr_Pink> My bluetooth device doesn't show up in the bluetooth application on Ubuntu. I am almost positive I have bluetooth on my laptop though
[01:52] <edy> hello whats the difference between livecd and livedvd
[01:52] <DasEi> !who | ace2
[01:52] <iceroot> Ace2: you can switch between gnome andd kde in one installation at the login-man ager
[01:52] <bopr> my nvidia accelerated gaphics driver v177 likes to crash every few bootups.. is there a different one I can use? v96 and v173 are a bit better but what happened to the drivers in between?????
[01:52] <iceroot> edy: one is a cd, one is a dvd
[01:52] <Alestan1> live cd boots from cd, dvd boots from dvd
[01:52] <iceroot> edy: dvd has more stuff
[01:52] <cain> i got my ubuntu working but i need to download java. when i did it downloaded it to desktop as a bin any idea on what i need to do
[01:52] <iceroot> cain: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk
[01:52] <iceroot> cain: or jre
[01:53] <iceroot> cain: use the paketmanager not any files you downloaded
[01:53] <DasEi> Ace2: my answer^ concerned using mixed kubu -xubu -gnome packages
 BlackCoffee: install compizconfig-settings-manager to get precise control over desktop effects. The top of all windows is called "window decoration", and you'll have to check its settings, I suppose.<<---you truly are the king of kings
[01:53] <Ace2> UBOTTU and DASEI: sorry.. I was typing to 'macrobad'... and my lasts 2 sentences I forgot to add his name
[01:53] <waffleman> how do you install java plugin for firefox?
[01:54] <macrobad> BlackCoffee: :-P
[01:54] <iceroot> waffleman: sudo apt-get install java-sun6-jre
[01:54] <cain> where is paketmanager i am a total newbie to linux
[01:54] <phaer_> in my (small) office, we have got a netgear readynas recently. Did anyone try to install evolution-data-server on a similar hardware and if i do so, would it work to read email on to computer s at one time?
[01:54] <Ace2> waffleman.. I believe inside the firefox.. not exaclty in the system
[01:54] <iceroot> cain: its apt-get or synaptic in the gui
[01:54] <bopr> baww no help :(
[01:54] <lstarnes> cain: system > administration > synaptic package manager
[01:54] <iceroot> !synaptic | cain
[01:54] <Ace2> waffleman - firefox window, 'tools / add-ons'
[01:54] <BlackCoffee> im assuming that once i install compizconfig it will turn out on the systrm tab menu?
[01:54] <iceroot> !apt | cain
[01:54] <cain> thx i appreciate your help
[01:54] <cappicard> anyone know of a morphing software for images (to create an animated morph). gap doesn't work with gimp 2.6
[01:55] <iceroot> cain: np
[01:55] <macrobad> BlackCoffee: System->Preferences->Advaced Desktop Effect Settings
[01:56] <BlackCoffee> great
[01:56] <Guest263> hey... i've started getting kernel panics since my last update (laptop on 8.10)
[01:56] <Guest263> are there any known issues?
[01:56] <iceroot> Guest263: kernel from repos?
[01:57] <Guest263> yes, 2.6.27-11-generic
[01:57] <iceroot> Guest263: using and update with apt-get upgrade?
[01:57] <Guest263> smp
[01:57] <Mr_Pink> My bluetooth device doesn't show up in the bluetooth application on Ubuntu. I am almost positive I have bluetooth on my laptop though.Can anyone help?
[01:57] <Guest263> yes, did an apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
[01:57] <edy> iceroot important stuff???????
[01:57] <iceroot> Guest263: what is the exactly error?
[01:57] <iceroot> edy: dont think so
[01:57] <sputnik> no error... it just locks
[01:58] <sputnik> flashy  LEDs on the keyboard
[01:58] <sputnik> nothing is written to messages
[01:58] <sputnik> i've had the laptop for a good 3 years with no issues until this last update
[01:58] <iceroot> sputnik: then its not possible to know what is the error for us
[01:58] <sputnik> ok, just wondering if maybe other people were seeing the same thing
[01:59] <chop> this latitude gets hot as hell lol
[01:59] <X_o> do i have to install zd1211-firmware on ubuntu 8.04 ?
[01:59] <sputnik> I don't expect a diagnosis from "my laptop is crashing, halp!" :)
[01:59] <Roasted> Question - I just booted up to my LiveCD ISO image that I have on my USB flash drive as a startup disk. The laptop is hanging here at (initramfs) with a flashing underscore. What can I do toget this laptop to boot?
[01:59] <sputnik> any suggestions on rolling back the update?
[02:00] <sputnik> just look in /var/cache/apt and install earlier versions of everything?
[02:01] <X_o> do i have to install zd1211-firmware on ubuntu 8.04 ?
[02:02] <DasEi> Roasted: might try :
[02:02] <DasEi> !bootoptions
[02:02] <porter1> What's the proper build and target options for ubuntu when running a configure file? I'm running x86_64 and I want it to be x86 as well...
[02:02] <aixenv> does ubuntu intrepid v8.10 support SSD?
[02:02] <iceroot> aixenv: yes
[02:02] <aixenv> anyone using ?
[02:02] <iceroot> aixenv: like any other ubuntu-version
[02:02] <DasEi> Roasted: might try :https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions
[02:02] <iceroot> aixenv: yes, me but with 8.04
[02:03] <aixenv> im curious about read speed tests
[02:03] <aixenv> how would you compare it to a 7200rpm sata?
[02:03] <iceroot> aixenv: depends on the drive!??
[02:03] <aixenv> hrm. why would the drive manufact impact speed?
[02:04] <DasEi> aixenv: hdparm provides such options, but read the manual carefully before using that cmd
[02:04] <aixenv> im just talkin abotu write/read speeds
[02:04] <aixenv> DasEi: i dont have one yet :)
[02:04] <DasEi> man hdparm
[02:04] <iceroot> aixenv: hdparm -t device
[02:04] <iceroot> aixenv: to test the speed
[02:04] <aixenv> ill rephrase.. i dont have "ubuntu" yet
[02:05] <DasEi> aixenv: so, yes and yes , and...
[02:05] <iceroot> aixenv:  Timing buffered disk reads:   90 MB in  3.04 seconds =  29.61 MB/sec  (asus eeepc 701 g4)
[02:05] <farlig> hi, is anyone good at OCR and tesseract?
[02:05] <iceroot> !anyone | farlig
[02:05] <keithclark> I have a laptop here with a widescreen but I'm having trouble playing a dvd in full widescreen
[02:05] <sputnik> weird... nothing i updated could cause this.  all ghostscript updates
[02:05] <sputnik> bloody hell
[02:06] <gyroscope> *bye
[02:06] <iceroot> keithclark: using which player? vlc works fine with widescreen
[02:06] <farlig> how do i add special characters to tesseract? i want the swedish charset with the extra letters åäö to work with the program
[02:06] <sputnik> does an update through X11 store packages somewhere other than /var/cache/apt when it downloads then?
[02:06] <Roasted> DasEi - Another question, sort of related, sort of not. I'm trying my same flash drive to boot to a desktop. Half of the time, it boots with the LiveCD image that's on the USB flash drive, as expected. The otehr half, it just says I/O Error. But if I reboot once or twice it comse back and works. Weird???
[02:06] <sputnik> using update manager
[02:06] <keithclark> iceroot: doesn't seem to
[02:06] <iceroot> sputnik: no
[02:06] <iceroot> sputnik: you can delete them with sudo apt-get clean
[02:07] <DasEi> Roasted:check the UNmounted stick (f.e. from live-cd) with e2fsck
[02:07] <DasEi> or:
[02:07] <DasEi> !fsck
[02:08] <sputnik> right.  was just looking at the dates on thiose files to see what was last installed
[02:08] <sputnik> hoping to find something that looked like it could cause a kernel panic
[02:08] <Roasted> DasEi - Can I force a file system check on the flash drive while plugged into my Ubuntu desktop I'm typing with now? Or does it have to be done during power up/down?
[02:09] <DasEi> Roasted:I sometimes experienced probs with same stick on different comps ( they got altered by use), so always a good idea to have a copy on a second one (dd)
[02:09] <keithclark> iceroot: thanks for trying though.
[02:09] <TommyCorn> which is the general small talk channel?
[02:09] <DasEi> !fsck , again Roasted
[02:09] <iceroot> !ot | TommyCorn
[02:09] <DasEi> !fsck
[02:09] <Roasted> DasEi - Well I guess using a USB flash drive as a way to install Ubuntu in the future on mutliple machines kind of makes me out of luck, huh?
[02:09] <TommyCorn> iceroot: ty
[02:10] <iceroot> TommyCorn: np
[02:10] <DasEi> Roasted: don't think so
[02:10] <DasEi> Roasted: I spoke of using them as os on different comps
[02:11] <Roasted> What if I set it so theres NO extra space on the usb flash drive for additional storage for settings? When I created it it asked me how much space I wanted to allocate for system settings.
[02:11] <BlackCoffee> desktop effects still not working,actually they're not working since i typed   gconftool-2 -s '/apps/metacity/general/compositing_manager' --type bool true   on the desktop....
[02:11] <pedahzur> I've set up printers in Ubuntu before, but this time around I had to resort to using Cups to set it up (it was an SMB printer). Test pages work fine, and my user can print to the printer, but *no* cups printers are listed in the drop down (i.e. Kate's print dialog) for another user. I've never seen this. Can someone point me in the direction of what I need to check? I assume it's permissions, but what and where?
[02:11] <BlackCoffee> anyway to reverse that?
[02:11] <DasEi> Roasted: what size has the stick ?
[02:12] <afallenhope> anyone know where the netinet/ip_fw.h in ubuntu? I can't find it anywhere
[02:12] <Roasted> DasEi - 4gb
[02:13] <DasEi> Roasted: that's big enough, unless you don't put lot's of additional stuff on it, can check with df
[02:13] <icebreacker> goodnight for you!
[02:13] <maxagaz> how to check if a system is 32 or 64 bits ?
[02:14] <phaer_> maxagaz: uname
[02:14] <DasEi> Roasted: but as they are cheap, it's a good idea to have a similar backup. though usbcreator is very convienient, too
[02:14] <Roasted> DasEi - Yeah, but the create usb startup disk option I remember being defaulted as 128mb. I wonder if it's somehow writing system settings to that portion of the flash drive and it interferes with other computers like I'm experiencing.
[02:14] <macrobad> BlackCoffee: So, you enabled Metacity's compositing manager instead of Compiz's one... Imho, the easiest solution is to revert the setting from 'true' to 'false', and restart X server (Ctrl+Alt+BkSp)
[02:14] <maxagaz> phaer_, what about this: Linux xuandu 2.6.24-23-server #1 SMP Thu Nov 27 19:19:15 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux ?
[02:14] <pedahzur> maxagaz: uname -m
[02:14] <afallenhope> who knows where "netinet/ip_fw.h" is located at?
[02:15] <phaer_> maxagaz: 32bit, if you dont see 64 somewhere ;)
[02:15] <DasEi> Roasted: might be if use it as a OS
[02:15] <pedahzur> maxagaz: That will give you i686 if 32 or x86_64 if 64
[02:15] <macrobad> afallenhope:  apt-file search ip_fw.h
[02:15] <pedahzur> maxagaz: of course this will be different if you're running on sparc, powerpc, etc.
[02:15] <Roasted> DasEi - I jsut don't see how my USB flash drive with the LiveCD ISO on it would act any differently than an actual LiveCD...
[02:16] <macrobad> afallenhope: he knows!
[02:16] <dreamy> installin e17 (unstable) can be risky for the system generaly ?  or can it just migfth not work . and i can eazily select another window manager from the session and be safe?
[02:16] <macrobad> afallenhope: libuclibc-dev: /usr/i386-uclibc-linux/include/netinet/ip_fw.h
[02:16] <sputnik> AHA!
[02:16] <maxagaz> phaer_, pedahzur, thanks
[02:16] <phaer_> maxagaz: np
[02:16] <pedahzur> maxagaz: sure
[02:16] <sputnik> i found a dpkg.log.  I did install a bunch of stuff yesterday that could be causing the kernel panics.  how do i install an older version of a package?
[02:17] <DasEi> Roasted: the lives - as it's not writeable, holds changes in ram, a usb is writeable ..
[02:17] <afallenhope> macrobad, thanks
[02:18] <Roasted> DasEi - There's an option here to discard any additional changes upon shut down. Maybe that would help my case and keep the actual LiveCD ISO on the USB flash drive the same way after installing on 30 computers as it was the day I made it. Maybe?
[02:18] <macrobad> afallenhope: np. apt-file is something everybody should be aware of :)
[02:18] <BlackCoffee> macrobad: ya could've told me i was going to logoff LOL i really freaked out for about two secs
[02:19] <drewmeigs1> could anyone help me with nrpe?
[02:19] <DasEi> Roastd:yes, but still won't prevent fs-errors (flash mem is not as reliable as f.e. hd)
[02:19] <BlackCoffee> btw,it worked,so again,thanks
[02:20] <macrobad> BlackCoffee: :) Well, basically restarting X server equals to logging off from any graphical environments. Sry, I forgot to clarify that point.
[02:20] <afallenhope> macrobad, I was trying to compile something and kept getting that issue. now I should be able to comile it and play ^_^
[02:20] <macrobad> afallenhope: great!
[02:20] <puff> Hm, I'm trying to bring this machine up with a live CD (8.10), and both "try it before installing" and "check CD" give me a popup with simply "/casper/vmlinuz"'
[02:20] <Roasted> DasEi - well, that was a bust. Just formatted the flash drive, made a new USB startup disk, booted to it for the FIRST TIME on an HP dc5100, BAM - first try, I/O errorl ike before. Guess that doesnt work after all!
[02:20] <drewmeigs1> anyone familiar with nagios?
[02:21] <afallenhope> macrobad, Can't get http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu/dists/hardy/Contents-amd64.gz (404)
[02:21] <Slipstream> 'Lo all
[02:21] <DasEi> Roasted: I had just one successfull (ou of one) tries with usb-creator, worked fine, but the farmer ones worked well :
[02:21] <DasEi> !usb
[02:22] <rdumas> yes I did it
[02:22] <rdumas> high everyone
[02:23] <bruenig> !hi
[02:23] <Roasted> DasEi -  USB Creator is what I'm using. I guess it's just hit or miss with certain PCs. This dc5100 works half the time, the other half it doesnt. I dont have that many computers sitting around to test it otherwise.
[02:23] <shadey4> i need some help. i got an error message and couldn't log into gnome. it was an ~/.xsession-errors file. it said mkdtemp: private socket dir: permission denied. I did some searching on the internet and I'm pretty sure the partition with Ubuntu is full. i ran a command chmod a+w something, it just changed the error message to cannot find a safe socket path in /tmp.
[02:23] <macrobad> afallenhope: I don't remember there were any Contents-*.gz in ubuntu repos. Normally, these are Packges.gz, like http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu/dists/hardy/partner/binary-amd64/Packages.gz or http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu/dists/hardy/partner/source/Sources.gz
[02:24] <afallenhope> macrobad, where do I add those?
[02:25] <DasEi> Roasted: if you're just looking for a reliable installation method, consider using the alternate netinstall, as it's less huge and easy to re-record
[02:25] <macrobad> afallenhope: I suppose the scripts you're using are not meant for Ubuntu, but you can try either of those links, or just trim the basename of a file, and browse the directories. Generally, though, you should not have to do it.
[02:26] <BlackCoffee> ok,i disabled metacity,now i can use the desktop effects but still i don't have the"close,minimize,maximize/restore" buttons on any windows
[02:26] <shadey4> continued...So I am stuck at terminal and I don't really know how to use it. If I delete files from the partition will that allow me to get into gnome? If you think that is the answer how do i delete files from terminal?
[02:27] <DasEi> Roasted: use df to confirm your idea of disk being full
[02:27] <DasEi> !trash
[02:28] <DasEi> shadey4: use df to confirm your idea of disk being full  ,sry Roasted
[02:28] <DasEi> !trash
[02:28] <Kimi> how to extract __a __b files..... ? yesterday i was asking for .001 .002 and now for this .. any diea ?
[02:28] <shadey4> sorry, but i'm a total newb, i just type df?
[02:28] <DasEi> yes
[02:29] <eboyjr> Hello, all ... Long time no see... I have a question. How can I insert my iPod without it being auto-mounted?
[02:29] <shadey4> and it will give me what? I just want to know what to do next, cuz I'm in Mandriva now and have to reboot to get into my ubuntu partition. i will have my son lnog into irc downstairs with this username.
[02:30] <jamnz> Hello...
[02:30] <eboyjr> hello...
[02:31] <zombie-robot__> what is the first two lines in /etc/hosts?
[02:31] <duvld> hello
[02:31] <Kimi> bye
[02:31] <pedahzur> zombie-robot__: doesn't really matter, why?
[02:31] <eboyjr> :P
[02:32] <zombie-robot__> i cant get apache to run my webpage
[02:32] <jamnz> Im looking for an application to run from my Ubuntu which allows me to make connections to a microsoft SQL server. Similar to MS SQL 2005 Management studio... Thanks
[02:32] <pedahzur> zombie-robot__: What error are you getting?
[02:32] <Droopsta915> Does installing an add-on to firefox slow it down at all?
[02:32] <DasEi> !who | shadey4 : check if the disk is full, then delete uneeded files
[02:32] <iceroot> Droopsta915: depending on the addon of course
[02:32] <zombie-robot__> i edited the hosts file and removed the first two lines
[02:32] <zombie-robot__> ple tell me
[02:33] <zombie-robot__> i can figure it out
[02:33] <iceroot> zombie-robot__: <IP_ADDRESS>       localhost
[02:33] <iceroot> <IP_ADDRESS>       eeebuntu
[02:33] <zombie-robot__> thnk you
[02:33] <iceroot> zombie-robot__: second one is the name of your computer
[02:33] <zombie-robot__> yea
[02:33] <Droopsta915> iceroot:I want to change the theme, will themes slow firefox down?
[02:33] <zombie-robot__> still cant get apache to run
[02:33] <iceroot> Droopsta915: not really
[02:34] <iceroot> zombie-robot__: error?
[02:34] <eboyjr> Droopsta915: Yes, some more than others
[02:34] <pedahzur> I've set up printers in Ubuntu before, but this time around I had to resort to using Cups to set it up (it was an SMB printer). Test pages work fine, and my user (not root!) can print to the printer, but *no* cups printers are listed in the drop down (i.e. Kate's print dialog) for another user. I've never seen this. Can someone point me in the direction of what I need to check? I assume it's permissions, but what and where?
[02:35] <zombie-robot__> whats the apache restart command?
[02:35] <iceroot> zombie-robot__: sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[02:35] <eboyjr> zombie-robot__: /etc/init.d/apache restart
[02:35] <eboyjr> you beat me to it :)
[02:35] <dsdeiz> uhm, how do i install trutype fonts?
[02:36] <zombie-robot__> using <IP_ADDRESS> for ServerName
[02:36] <zombie-robot__> apache2: apr_sockaddr_info_get() failed for zombie-desktop
[02:36] <zombie-robot__> apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using <IP_ADDRESS> for ServerName
[02:36] <jamnz> Pedahzur, in a web browser type in http://localhost:631 to manage your printers and more....
[02:37] <BlackCoffee> where on compiz manager do i enable the close/minimize/maximize buttons for the windows¿?can't find it
[02:37] <dsdeiz> you might wanna check this out https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[02:37] <Titan8990> BlackCoffee, that is dependant on your emerald theme
[02:38] <BlackCoffee> emerald?
[02:38] <DasEi> dsdeiz: http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2005/09/09/installing-microsoft-fonts/
[02:38] <pedahzur> jamnz: I know about that. That's how I installed the printer in the first place.
[02:38] <pedahzur> jamnz: My user can print to it and see it in the printer list, but another user can't.  It's so weird.
[02:38] <clearscreen> I just upgraded from intrepid to jaunty. had some problems with nvidia drivers not being installed for new kernel.. got that solved... I'm now typing this from pidgin that automatically popped up, but oddly my gnome bars are missing and I cant rightclick my desktop. Help! :P
[02:39] <BlackCoffee> mmm i think i'm not following you.btw i use a personalized gnome theme.maybe that has something to do with this
[02:39] <caine607> Ye gods there's a lotta people on here.  OK, problem, I want to boot a pc desktop off of ubuntu livecd.  Got a cd from a friend, it boots up this slick GUI, I choose "try ubuntu temporarily" and after a bit I get a popup dialogue with one OK button, title is "Boot Loader" and in the dialogue it says "/casper/vmlinuz"
[02:39] <DasEi> !jaunty
[02:39] <dsdeiz> oh i was trying to install a downloaded font
[02:39] <DasEi> clearcreen^
[02:39] <clearscreen> Ah! kk
[02:39] <caine607> I thought it might be the CD, so I went and downloaded ubuntu-8.10-desktop-i386.iso, burned it to CD, same problem
[02:40] <caine607> (Note, I downloaded that via ubuntu.com, off the Gigenet mirror)
[02:40] <jamnz> Pedahzur is maybe a right's issue... look for that user ID and see what group membership and compare to one of user it works for
[02:40] <caine607> So.... what am I doing wrong?
[02:40] <Titan8990> caine607, if you are just looking the install, the alternate is more reliable
[02:40] <Titan8990> !alternate | caine607
[02:40] <pedahzur> jamnz: I've looked through /etc/group and /etc/gshadow.  My user and the other user are all in the same groups.
[02:41] <washburnello> howdy
[02:41] <caine607> Titan8990: 8-04?
[02:41] <Titan8990> caine607, 8.10 if you want
[02:41] <caine607> Titan8990: Ah, no, I'm looking for  a LiveCD
[02:41] <BlackCoffee> ok so how do i find out what emerald theme i'm using...
[02:41] <keres> _must_ you download 8.10 and do a re-install to upgrade 8.04 to 8,1?
[02:41] <caine607> This is on a fairly recent dell quad core, by the way
[02:42] <DasEi> caine607: check the download, check the cd :
[02:42] <DasEi> !md5sum
[02:42] <caine607> DasEi: How do I check the down
[02:42] <caine607> ah
[02:44] <caine607> DasEi: thanks.
[02:44] <JustinNFX> Quick question, In a tutorial I am -trying- I need to make a (directory) I am using the "mkdir" cmd but not mater where I place it, I get a error.....No File/Folder Found.
[02:44] <washburnello> does anybody know if it's possible to mount a casper.rw and pull the files out of it?
[02:44] <Brad777> Hello everyone I am having some trouble... http://paste.ubuntu.com/138671/ is the error message... it was working fine yesterday and the only thing that has changed since then is that i turned off the computer
[02:44] <DasEi> caine607: on the d/l page there you can find the hash of the file, then md5sum blahblah.iso , compare the result with the hash;  next use cd's option verify medium
[02:44] <JustinNFX> Do I need to Manually browse to the Section and m k d i r myself?
[02:44] <shadey4> i did the df, my hard drive is not full, it is only using 14%. when i try to log into gnome or kde for that matter it says that i hvae been logged in for less than 10 secs and suggest that i use failsafe
[02:44] <shadey4> any ideas?
[02:44] <BlackCoffee> i actually seem to have a new problem now.example:when i change workspaces with my mouse wheel i only see a white image instead of the typical small computer that is supposed to appear.also i was just starting synaptic and had a white image too instead of "something"
[02:44] <JustinNFX> Hmm, seems like a bunch of new people asking new people questions.
[02:44] <caine607> DasEi: thanks, in progress
[02:44] <DasEi> washburnello: casper.rw ??
[02:45] <JustinNFX> I guess I will try kubuntu even though I have ubuntu
[02:45] <pedahzur> jamnz: Never mind. The user just realized she had selected "Generic LPD" in the "print system currently used." Sorry for the noise. Thanks.
[02:45] <X_o> do i have to install zd1211-firmware on ubuntu 8.04 ?
[02:46] <washburnello> DasEi: I have a friend, who's new to Ubuntu, who has been using a liveUSB install. He set all the leftover space as file space and then tried to update it. It hasn't worked since.
[02:46] <JustinNFX> What, how can I be "banned" from kubuntu.
[02:46] <BlackCoffee> no desktop effects for me :(
[02:46] <JustinNFX> what gives.
[02:47] <JustinNFX> I think i said the word sh*t once.
[02:47] <kitche> JustinNFX: ask in #ubuntu-ops
[02:47] <Troll_Man> and if you keep yappin in here ul be banned here too
[02:47] <DasEi> washburnello: and now you want to safe files from the dead os ?
[02:47] <JustinNFX> it's been over 5 days, wow, harsh punishment
[02:47] <caine607> DasEi: any ideas on how to verify CD on windows?  I used InfraRecorder as suggested by ubuntu.com but I can't find a verify o ption.
[02:47] <washburnello> yeah
[02:47] <BlackCoffee> maybe they're republicans
[02:48] <BigCanOfTuna> New to Linux/Ubuntu here....I successfully setup pptp and can remotely access the server and a local web server. However, I can't forward traffic outside of my LAN, can anyone point me in the direction of information that might allow my traffic to be forwarded?
[02:48] <keres> how do you upgrade distros without downloading the iso and installing it?
[02:48] <keres> can you do it in a shell?
[02:48] <DasEi> caine607: there is a tool, google md5sum, then select from properties (#windows)
[02:48] <JustinNFX> Anyways, maybe you guys can help.. I am trying to use the "mkdir" command.  I get a error no such file/folder.  Do i need to make folder Manually?
[02:48] <caine607> DasEi: I verified the md5sum
[02:48] <kitche> keres: ubunt uhas a update-manager you can use
[02:48] <caine607> DasEi: it checks out as ok.
[02:48] <JustinNFX> Republicans...lol
[02:48] <caine607> DasEi: On the iso I downloade
[02:48] <keres> kitche, usage?
[02:48] <caine607> +d
[02:49] <JustinNFX> theres the rush limbaughs of irc
[02:49] <kitche> JustinNFX: if the folder that your trying to make is inside a non-existant directory you need to use mkdir -p
[02:49] <DasEi> JustinNFX: stay topic; sudo mkdir DirName doesn't work ?
[02:49] <nomasteryoda> JustinNFX, the -p means make the parent folders
[02:49] <keres> kitche, what is the syntax?
[02:50] <kitche> keres: update-manager
[02:50] <DasEi> caine607:boot the cd, installe has option check media (for burning issuses)
[02:50] <kitche> keres: I beleive the newer ubuntu's though use a different command
[02:50] <keres> kitche, that's it? i'm on 8.04 will that upgrade me to 8,1?
[02:50] <caine607> DasEi:  Check CD gets the same "boot loader" dialogue
[02:51] <BlackCoffee> last try...why can't i see my little computers when i exchange workspaces!?why don't i have minimize or maximize buttons on my window borders?why do i get blanks where there's supposed to be something,like system messages and such...
[02:51] <caine607> I used infrarecorder, it defaulted to "max speed" for burning
[02:51] <JustinNFX> This is the folder im trying to create.  Im running 64bit ubuntu, but i need to make 32bit Boxee work:  mkdir /usr/chroot/intrepid-32-bit
[02:51] <kitche>  keres you might need the -c option but I m not sure
[02:51] <DasEi> caine607: so prbly a bad burn :-(
[02:51] <kitche> JustinNFX: and does /usr/chroot exist if not you need to use the mkdir -p command
[02:51] <JustinNFX> So I would do a mkdir -p /usr/chroot/intrepid-32bit
[02:51] <washburnello> DasEi: if I copy the casper.rw to my HD and make a new liveUSB then copy it back, will that work?
[02:52] <kitche> with sudo infront JustinNFX
[02:52] <JustinNFX> Hm, wonder why they did not catch that in the tutorial since they said to make it anywhere
[02:52] <caine607> DasEi: Whats a good speed? 4x?
[02:52] <christopher> so, I have a question, I'm using the technique described here, http://technical-itch.co.uk/2006/11/06/how-to-access-your-windows-hard-drive-from-ubuntu/, to mount my windows folders on my dual booting desktop, but it seems like I need to redo thid every time it reboots. Is there a way arround this?
[02:52] <DasEi> caine607: slowest, if probs, better another burner
[02:52] <shadey4> dasei: i did the df, my hard drive is only using 14%. when i try to login into gnome it says that i have been logged in for less than 10 seconds and tells me to try failsafe. Any suggestions?
[02:52] <caine607> DasEi: thanks!
[02:52] <JustinNFX> This chat would be nice if you could use bold and italics :-)
[02:52] <JustinNFX> and smileys
[02:52] <Titan8990> !fstab | christopher
[02:53] <DasEi> washburnello: why not do a new install on usb ?
[02:53] <washburnello> DasEi: there are important files on it
[02:53] <DasEi> shadey4: so it's no diskfull, try to boot failsafe and from there an update
[02:54] <BlackCoffee> ok,it's settled.i'll hang myself in the morning.life's not worth living without decent upper window borders!
[02:54] <JustinNFX> kitche: One more things, when I was browsing nautilus I noticed that in the "file system" you can not create folder, is that normal?
[02:54] <DasEi> washburnello: I asked that above; so save them before
[02:54] <Titan8990> BlackCoffee, try turning off compiz
[02:54] <shadey4> dasei: thanks
[02:54] <kitche> JustinNFX: yes unless you open nautilus with sudo powers gksu nautilus is the command
[02:54] <compguy1011> anyone to help me install nvidia drivers?
[02:54] <BlackCoffee> turning it off eh...lemme see
[02:54] <Titan8990> BlackCoffee, or: metacity --replace
[02:55] <BlackCoffee> actually metacity made quite a mess moments ago
[02:55] <washburnello> DasEi: well, the file's don't show on the mounted USB. just the casper.rw
[02:55] <Titan8990> BlackCoffee, metacity is the default for gnome
[02:55] <JustinNFX> kitche: what is the directory that get you to the desktop, and where would you if you had to normaly install a program install it?
[02:55] <DasEi> washburnello: mount the drive, f.e. from a live and copy the files to hd or other medium
[02:55] <christopher> I can't find the file /ect/fstab
[02:55] <Titan8990> christopher, /etc/fstab
[02:56] <christopher> that was a typo
[02:56] <washburnello> DasEi: ok, I'll try that
[02:56] <christopher> I still can't find it
[02:56] <washburnello> DasEi: thanks
[02:56] <Titan8990> christopher, alright a UNIX filesystem is like this
[02:56] <JustinNFX> Where do you install most files under usr/bin/lib
[02:56] <BlackCoffee> Titan8990;i had put a command on the term
[02:56] <BlackCoffee> gconftool-2 -s '/apps/metacity/general/compositing_manager' --type bool true
[02:56] <keithclark> You know what?  I've tried to play this dvd here.....it does not work. XP=Work....I don't know what else to do.  Sorry..
[02:56] <kitche> JustinNFX: ~/Desktop is the fodler ~ means home and I usually install to /usr but if it's a deb it will go into /usr anyways unless it's setup to go to /usr/local
[02:57] <BlackCoffee> but it didn't work
[02:57] <BlackCoffee> it made things worse since i couldn't even switch between effects modes
[02:57] <Titan8990> christopher, / <---- is the root of the entire filesystem. /etc <---- indicates a directory in root of the filesytem
[02:57] <JustinNFX> Desktop does not have a full directory?
[02:57] <Frolicsome> !tab
[02:57] <Titan8990> christopher, then fstab is the file in the /etc directory
[02:57] <BlackCoffee> maybe i have to disable metacity totally before using compiz?
[02:58] <TommyCorn> !help
[02:58] <christopher> I know that
[02:58] <Titan8990> BlackCoffee, no
[02:58] <Titan8990> BlackCoffee, compiz-manager is the command to start compiz
[02:58] <dick-richardson> I'm helping a friend compile code from source...but can't remember the command to run to build a .deb instead of make install...anyone know what I'm talking about?
[02:58] <Titan8990> BlackCoffee, its a script and includes --replace so it replaces current window manager
[02:58] <Jocke1> In OpenOffice.org Calc, is it possible to only allow some specific input in a column (or a set of cells)? In one column I only want to be able to enter "A" "C" and "D".
[02:59] <kitche> BlackCoffee: fusion-icon is the command but if you want you can kill metacity then just do compiz --replace &
[02:59] <macrobad> dick-richardson: checkinstall
[02:59] <dick-richardson> macrobad, you are the man!!!
[02:59] <macrobad> np
[02:59] <Titan8990> Jocke1, might have better luck on #openoffice.org
[02:59] <Frolicsome> quit
[03:00] <alienjeff> http://ubuntard.com/
[03:00] <Jocke1> Titan8990: Yes. But that channel has been quiet for six hours...
[03:00] <BinkyTheClown> alienjeff: lol
[03:00] <alienjeff> ;)
[03:00] <EmoSpice> alienjeff: lulz :)
[03:00] <kitche> alienjeff: go back to #archlinux unless you want that to be spammed as well :)
[03:01] <soreau> Why doesn't the alt cd's have grub installed to use? How is grub-installer to be used?
[03:01] <BinkyTheClown> EmoSpice: hey there
[03:01] <BlackCoffee> can't figure it out
[03:01] <alienjeff> kitche:  Thanks for the "welcome." I post a useful URI and that's the thanks I get?
[03:01] <EmoSpice> BinkyTheClown: 'lo
[03:01] <Stythys> alienjeff: yeah, ungrateful lot
[03:01] <JustinNFX> Hey, I am trying to run Elisa media center, but half pics you can't see or there whacked, is it because I am running 64bit buntu, or have compfiz on???
[03:02] <Stythys> JustinNFX: yes, 64-bit ruins the media center
[03:02] <LjL> alienjeff: no, absolutely
[03:02] <christopher> Titan8990: I still don't see it for some reason, and I am in the /etc dirrectory, is it hidden or something
[03:02] <alienjeff> ty LjL
[03:02] <BlackCoffee> Now i have compiz running,but still no min/max/close buttons on the windows.and the blank messages/images still appear
[03:02] <LjL> !etiquette > alienjeff    (alienjeff, see the private message from ubottu)
[03:03] <alienjeff> !nohabla
[03:03] <christopher> oh wait, it's a file not a folder
[03:03] <n2diy> does cpu speed infuence an apt-get download? I'm planning to get a copy of Edubuntu, and I have a choice of a 500 mhz machine, or a 1.2g machine.
[03:03]  * christopher faccepalms
[03:03] <keithclark> Ok, no takers on the DVD no playback problemm?
[03:03] <compguy1011> got a black screen for somereason after a hwinfo but back...
[03:03] <javaJake> n2diy: no, it shouldn't
[03:04] <afallenhope> anyone know where the netinet/ip_fw.h in ubuntu? I can't find it anywhere
[03:04] <n2diy> keithclark: I'm just starting down that path now, I get the FBI warning, and then a "can't read from source" error.
[03:04] <afallenhope> amd64 hardy heron 8.04.2
[03:04] <Brad777> I am having some trouble... http://paste.ubuntu.com/138671/ is the error message... it was working fine yesterday and the only thing that has changed since then is that i turned off the computer... NVIDA 9800GTX+ Superclocked edition
[03:05] <JustinNFX> aw, the TWO programs I got ubuntu for "Elisa and Boxee" both don't work under the 64 bit files system, is there really any advantage- should I just install 32-bit
[03:06] <Sagaci> how big is the beta download upgrade
[03:06] <Sagaci> in mb
[03:07] <afallenhope> anyone know where the netinet/ip_fw.h in ubuntu? I can't find it anywhere
[03:07] <Stythys> afallenhope: I stole it
[03:07] <n2diy> JustinNFX: build a test box, play with 64 bit,  on the test box, and work with a 32 bit, on your mc box?h
[03:07] <javaJake> afallenhope: still poking around, but I think it's either in glibc-source or kernel headers
[03:08] <fearful> how to make an image bigger to view text clearly on gimp?
[03:08] <kalidar> http://imagebin.org/43243 having problems with this could someone help me please?
[03:08] <JustinNFX> Atleast you can get boxee to work with 32bit it take a little hard work though *thats what i'm trying to do now*
[03:10] <BlackCoffee> lol
[03:10] <JustinNFX> SO, to make a new directory it would -  sudo mkdir -p /usr/chroot/ubuntu-32-intrepid
[03:10] <JustinNFX> ??
[03:10] <kalidar> http://imagebin.org/43243
[03:10] <kalidar> anyone help me with a libgtk problem?
[03:10] <kalidar> i alredy installed all the prober libgtk files
[03:11] <JustinNFX> Did I does it right?..lol
[03:11] <kalidar> and gtk2.0
[03:11] <afallenhope> javaJake, thanks I'm gonna install it now to check
[03:11] <javaJake> afallenhope: AFAICT, this file used to exist prior to 8.04. It's probably outdated or no longer necessary.
[03:11] <kbfz> HALLO
[03:12] <JustinNFX> Does anyone have a faster, easier, N00B, proof way of installing the netbean 6.5 .sh files off the netbeans website?
[03:12] <^^Kilroy> is there any way to rebuild a superblock?
[03:12] <javaJake> ...or the package search doesn't search source packages. :/
[03:12] <sandsmark> kbfz: O HAI
[03:13] <sandsmark> ^^Kilroy: they are usually backed up
[03:13] <kalidar> http://imagebin.org/43243<------------help me plz? allredy installed gtk2.0 and libgtk files still does this
[03:13] <JustinNFX> javajake: have you installed netbeans
[03:13] <^^Kilroy> sandsmark tried the backups. keeps giving me bad magic number error
[03:13] <sandsmark> kalidar: probably wrong version
[03:13] <afallenhope> javaJake, it's necessary for a file that I'm trying to compile lol.
[03:13] <^^Kilroy> but and fdisk -l  will show the partition info
[03:13] <kalidar> ok
[03:14] <kalidar> i installed the version they asked
[03:14] <kalidar> i think its a bit problem
[03:14] <sandsmark> weird
[03:14] <zombie_robot> i got apache running...now how do i get it to show up remotely or through an IP... local or remote
[03:14] <harryv> are there no official vmware images for 8.x?
[03:14] <gerzel> Hey I'm interested in finding a theme for my ubuntu desktop, the window decorations/titlebars specificaly.  I'm looking for a decent looking, smooth theme which makes good use of screen realestate, something mabey a little more than half as thin as the standard human theme that comes with Ubuntu
[03:14] <kalidar> as im ona 64bit system
[03:14] <gerzel> Anyone know where I can go to chat about themes and such?
[03:14] <kalidar> were would i find a 32 bit gtk
[03:14] <sandsmark> gerzel: google, gnome-look.org, kde-look.org, whatever floats your boat
[03:15] <JustinNFX> Im sorry I don't want to sound like a parrout but, is this the right way to make folder.  sudo mkdir -p /usr/chroot/ubuntu-32-intrepid
[03:15] <JustinNFX> ?????
[03:15] <sandsmark> JustinNFX: yes
[03:15] <corigo1> Not actually an Ubuntu question, but how can I do a simple traceroute like I would from DOS?
[03:15] <sandsmark> kalidar: in the repos
[03:15] <JustinNFX> thanks sandsmark!
[03:15] <sandsmark> corigo1: install mtr
[03:15] <kalidar> do you know the command for the file i need
[03:15] <sandsmark> corigo1: then run “mtr target”
[03:15] <JustinNFX> you guys are nice here..good stuff
[03:15] <sandsmark> kalidar: no
[03:15] <kalidar> cuz i allredy dl all the files the faq said to
[03:15] <kalidar> and im stumped
[03:15] <LjL> corigo1: tracepath is installed by default i believe
[03:15] <kalidar> i did everything they asked and it stil dosent work
[03:16] <corigo1> LjL that was it
[03:16] <sandsmark> kalidar: are you on 64bit ?
[03:16] <kalidar> yes
[03:16] <Khisanth> corigo1: you can also use tracepath
[03:16] <JustinNFX> is the terminal called a "shell"
[03:16] <kalidar> thats the problem i think
[03:17] <javaJake> JustinNFX: basically, yes :)
[03:17] <kalidar> i tryed linux32 sh ./et.run
[03:17] <sandsmark> JustinNFX: no
[03:17] <kalidar> but that dosent work ither
[03:17] <JustinNFX> thanks javajake!
[03:17] <sandsmark> JustinNFX: the shell runs in the terminal
[03:17] <LjL> JustinNFX: well, the shell is a program that runs on a terminal
[03:17] <sandsmark> kalidar: you need the 32bit
[03:17] <sandsmark> LjL: pwned
[03:17] <sandsmark> :D
[03:17] <kalidar> how do i get that?
[03:17] <JustinNFX> would a shell command then be what you type in the terminal?
[03:17] <sandsmark> yes
[03:17] <zombie_robot>  i got apache running...now how do i get it to show up remotely or through an IP... local or remote
[03:17] <kalidar> its not listed in libary
[03:17] <sandsmark> JustinNFX: you type commands to the shell
[03:17] <LjL> JustinNFX: you can have other programs running on the terminal, but you do usually start them from a shell
[03:17] <javaJake> *paw* mere technicalities, LjL ;)
[03:17] <sandsmark> kalidar: aptitude search libgtk, or whatever ?
[03:18] <LjL> javaJake: not really, you aren't using a "shell" when you're running say nano
[03:18] <kalidar> you mean apt-cache search i did
[03:18] <JustinNFX> thanks sandsmark!
[03:18] <kalidar> i downoaded all of them
[03:18] <kalidar> 3 times
[03:18] <sandsmark> heh
[03:18] <javaJake> LjL: mmm, perhaps... anyways, I won't argue about it :)
[03:18] <sandsmark> kalidar: is there a 32bit package ?
[03:18] <n8tuser> zombie-robot_-> you configured your apache to server on an ip other than <IP_ADDRESS> ?
[03:18] <javaJake> It's really not a big deal.
[03:18] <kalidar> nope it dosent say weather their bitrate or not
[03:18] <sandsmark> LjL: the shell is still running, per se
[03:18] <kalidar> just says their version
[03:18] <sandsmark> it's just suspended
[03:18] <kalidar> so i download the ones they told me to
[03:18] <kalidar> the 2.1 and the gtk 2.0
[03:18] <sandsmark> kalidar: don't et have a 64bit version ?
[03:19] <LjL> sandsmark: and i never said otherwise
[03:19] <kalidar> i dunno...
[03:19] <kalidar> i could try
[03:19] <kalidar> looking for it
 javaJake: not really, you aren't using a "shell" when you're running say nano
[03:19] <kalidar> sigh...
[03:19] <kalidar> ok thanks anyway man
[03:19] <sandsmark> kalidar: doesn't ubuntu have a package ?
[03:19] <kalidar> ill figure it out on my own
[03:19] <sandsmark> file a bug requesting it be packaged ;-)
[03:19] <kalidar> no no package for ubuntu
[03:19] <kalidar> not for enemy terratory
[03:19] <sandsmark> ( on launchpad )
[03:19] <LjL> sandsmark: and the fact that it's running implies that you're using it because...?
[03:20] <kalidar> just a .run file
[03:20] <sandsmark> LjL: try killing it :p
[03:20] <zombie-robot_> n8tuser no
[03:20] <kalidar> maby ill just stick with the games in the repositorys
[03:20] <javaJake> sandsmark: never get in an argument with an op, especially LjL. It always ends the same way. ;)
[03:20] <kalidar> when ever i try to install anything thats not in their i pretymuch cant do it
[03:21] <sandsmark> javaJake: pfff :P
[03:21] <usser> kalidar, enemy territory rocks you're missing out :)
[03:21] <n8tuser> zombie-robot_-> which ip have you configured to serve on?
[03:21] <kalidar> i know!
[03:21] <kalidar> i wana play :( but cant get working
[03:21] <histo> kalidar: et is pretty easy to get going.
[03:21] <LjL> !offtopic
[03:21] <kalidar> usser u wana take a look
[03:21] <kalidar> mabuy u can help me
[03:21] <kalidar> http://imagebin.org/43243
[03:21] <usser> kalidar, sure whats the problem?
[03:21] <histo> kalidar: just run the executable
[03:21] <kalidar> look at my imagebin
[03:21] <JustinNFX> How can I make webpages font in firefox look like they do in windows - Go to fonts and change them to Time New Roman?
[03:21] <kalidar> and tel me whats up :)
[03:22] <histo> kalidar: make sure that you have libgtk-1.2 installed
[03:22] <JustinNFX> Can I change fonts just in firefox or do I have to do it system wide?
[03:22] <usser> kalidar, you're on 64 bit, you need ia32-gtk
[03:22] <sandsmark> histo: he's on 64bit
[03:22] <kalidar> ive installled that 3 times
[03:22] <kalidar> yes~ how do i find the 32 gtk
[03:22] <javaJake> JustinNFX: edit -> preferences...
[03:22] <sandsmark> histo: and ubuntu apparently doesn't provide 32bit compatability libraries
[03:22] <kalidar> thier only listed as version numbers under the apt-cache search gtk
[03:22] <histo> sandsmark: sure it does
[03:22] <sandsmark> histo: tell kalidar where to find them :p
[03:22] <usser> kalidar, ia32-libs-gtk sorry
[03:22] <javaJake> JustinNFX: ... -> Content -> Fonts & Colors
[03:22] <JustinNFX> javajake thanks!!
[03:22] <jauntyJOL> ello mates
[03:22] <histo> kalidar: try apt-cache search libgtk1.2
[03:23] <sandsmark> jauntyJOL: yo dawg
[03:23] <jauntyJOL> Jaunty beta is out
[03:23] <kalidar> i did that allredy histo
[03:23] <jauntyJOL> ;D
[03:23] <kalidar> usser i type ia32-libs etc??
[03:23] <kalidar> in the command
[03:23] <jauntyJOL> its awesome
[03:23] <CapnCrunch> hai
[03:23] <usser> kalidar, sudo apt-get install ia32-libs-gtk
[03:23] <JustinNFX> wait times new romans is the default font used in firefox, and ie7 in windows right?
[03:23] <ralphv> hai
[03:23] <kalidar> thanks alot man finaly! XD leme se how that works
[03:23] <kalidar> dont go anywhere :@ lol
[03:23] <usser> kalidar, sure :)
[03:25] <histo> kalidar: sry for my suggestion usser has you on the right track . I forgot about hte ia32 libs
[03:25] <McLovin> hi all
[03:25] <javaJake> JustinNFX: default is serif here
[03:25] <histo> kalidar: there will be others you will need
[03:25] <usser> histo, kalidar better install everything ia32 on a 64 bit system you'll need it
[03:25] <afallenhope> anyone know where the netinet/ip_fw.h in ubuntu? I can't find it anywhere
[03:25] <kalidar> kk sence usser has the game he can probs help me most
[03:25] <kalidar> usser can you pm me
[03:25] <sandsmark> usser: why ?
[03:25] <javaJake> afallenhope: did you try glib-sources?
[03:25] <kalidar> this window moves fast
[03:25] <kitche> afallenhope: it's not in any package that I can see
[03:25] <sandsmark> usser: just install what you need
[03:25] <JustinNFX> There seems to be no Times New Roman bummer well maybe I can download it off the internet you can install fonts right?
[03:25] <kalidar> and i dont know comand to private msg someone
[03:25] <usser> kalidar, nah lets keep it in the channel, i can read just fine
[03:25] <kalidar> ok
[03:25] <javaJake> JustinNFX: oh, that's in the package...
[03:25] <histo> !fonts > JustinNFX
[03:25] <kalidar> ill be back in a second
[03:25] <javaJake> !fonts
[03:25] <javaJake> Aha
[03:25] <afallenhope> javaJake, yup I did apt-get install glib-source and it never installed
[03:25] <javaJake> JustinNFX: msttcorefonts
[03:25] <CapnCrunch> ubottu: asl?
[03:25] <kitche> JustinNFX: it's in the repo msttcorefonts
[03:25] <JustinNFX> I like the windows look better for firefox sorry
[03:25] <javaJake> afallenhope: linux headers?
[03:25]  * Icebuntu Happy New Year(Gudi Padwa) (Marathi New year )
[03:25] <mrwes> Is it necessary to schedule a cron to run freshclam (clamav updater)? I see /usr/bin/freshclam -d -quiet already running
[03:25] <kalidar> couldent find package
[03:25] <kalidar> :(
[03:25] <kalidar> depressing
[03:25] <LjL> Icebuntu: not in this channel please
[03:25] <hanasaki> what do I install to play DVD's?
[03:25] <usser> sandsmark, well yea thats true, if you know what you need
[03:25] <usser> kalidar, are on intrepid?
[03:25] <JustinNFX> How do I get to that repor im sorry that im not fimilar with repo I will be taking a linux class soon.
[03:25] <kalidar> no im on apt-get
[03:26] <histo> mrwes: anyreason to even run clam? are you scanning a windows partition?
[03:26] <javaJake> JustinNFX: apt-get install msttcorefonts
[03:26] <usser> kalidar, what version of ubuntu are you running?
[03:26] <kalidar> 8.10
[03:26] <afallenhope> javaJake, I have the linux headers
[03:26] <afallenhope> lol
[03:26] <mrwes> Histo: Samba shares w/ several Windows machines
[03:26] <kalidar> in my screenshot you can see al my system details :P
[03:26] <histo> mrwes: ahh
[03:26] <mrwes> :)
[03:26] <javaJake> afallenhope: OK, then I'm going to guess it no longer exists.
[03:26] <afallenhope> bah.. but I neeed it lol.
[03:26] <usser> kalidar, ah nvm, ia32-libs-gtk has been merged into ia32-libs
[03:27] <usser> kalidar, try sudo apt-get install ia32-libs
[03:27] <JustinNFX> Thats what I was think, but thank javajake your awesome!
[03:27] <sandsmark> eeek, one huge packge ?
[03:27] <javaJake> JustinNFX: also, you'll have to restart running programs for them to use the new font
[03:27] <kalidar> nope
[03:27] <usser> kalidar, what does it say?
[03:27] <kalidar> couldent find package ia32-libs
[03:27] <JustinNFX> They automatically show up in the firefox fonts directory?
[03:27] <frankS2> when i hit apt-get upgrade in ubuntu, alot of packages wants to get installed, how can i show the changes that has been done to them?
[03:28] <javaJake> JustinNFX: yes, once you restart firefox
[03:28] <usser> kalidar, gotta be there hang on
[03:28] <sandsmark> frankS2: packages.ubuntu.com
[03:28] <kalidar> k
[03:28] <kitche> kalidar: why are you looking for ia32-libs? since ia32 is not an architecture
[03:28] <sandsmark> LjL: wb
[03:28] <beanie77> how do you make ubunto 8.10 boot to a shell instead of gnome?
[03:28] <kalidar> cuz its what usser wants me to get cuz i need them for enemy terratory
[03:28] <javaJake> beanie77: recovery mode?
[03:28] <scunizi> frankS2: no worries.. after that do a sudo apt-get dist-upgrade to finish it off
[03:28] <javaJake> beanie77: unless you want to be in normal mode, but without a GUI
[03:28] <usser> kalidar, oh so you're not running 64 bit ubuntu after all?
[03:29] <kalidar> i dunno i asumed i was
[03:29] <kalidar> i had vista afteral
[03:29] <kalidar> and vista is a 62 bit system
[03:29] <JustinNFX> What is this Konquer(sp?)  browser I have heard about any good, better than Firefox?
[03:29] <chop> no
[03:29] <sandsmark> kalidar: uname -m
[03:29] <beanie77> no I just like to boot to a shell and start x manually. x crashes occasionally.
[03:29] <puff> I'm having a problem using the live CD.  This has happened twice, on a live CD I already had and on one I just burned fresh.  Both with 8.10.
[03:29] <usser> kalidar, ^
[03:29] <frankS2> apt-listchanges was what i was looking for
[03:29] <sandsmark> kalidar: does it say 42bit ?
[03:29] <chop> puff: what problem?
[03:29] <sandsmark> 42bits > *
[03:29] <kalidar> no is says i686
[03:29] <dsdeiz> haha
[03:29] <sandsmark> then something is fucked up
[03:29] <usser> kalidar, oh ok try sudo apt-get install libgtk1.2
[03:29] <sandsmark> kalidar: run ldconfig, maybe
[03:30] <raven> hi ... it seems my MAKE won't work any more.... possible and how can i find out what's going on with this?
[03:30] <puff> It boots up into the initial menu, but when I select "try without installing" or "install" I get a popup tht just says "/casper/vmlinuz"
[03:30] <sandsmark> maybe the packager screwed up
[03:30] <sandsmark> as root, of course
[03:30] <usser> kalidar, and dont run it et.ru with linux32, just ./et.run
[03:30] <kalidar> cant create temparory cash file permission denied
[03:30] <usser> kalidar, how did you even manage to get linux32 on a 32 bit system
[03:30] <chop> puff: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=681770
[03:30] <Yossi> how can i set xchat to beep when someone mentions my name like it does on windows?
[03:30] <javaJake> !init
[03:31] <kalidar> ich this txt is moveing to fast for me to read it
[03:31] <puff> chop: Yeah, more or less that.
[03:31] <kalidar> i have no idea whos talkin to me hal the time
[03:31] <kalidar> could soeone pm?
[03:31] <kalidar> i tryed the ldconfig but premission denied
[03:31] <sandsmark> kalidar: you need to run it as root
[03:31] <chop> "nd /casper/vmlinuz had failed to be copied to it correctly."
[03:31] <sandsmark> sudo ldconfig
[03:31] <javaJake> !init > beanie77
[03:31] <puff> chop: Hm but both CD burns failed?
[03:31] <kalidar> ok sudo then?
[03:31] <JustinNFX> IS there a difference between APTITUDE and AP-GET........ Also, is there a difference between PURGE and REMOVE when un-installing files?
[03:32] <sandsmark> yeah
[03:32] <kalidar> ok its doin stuff
[03:32] <usser> kalidar, try running just ./et.run without linux32
[03:32] <puff> chop: Maybe it's the brand of CD.
[03:32] <kalidar> i did that usser
[03:32] <chop> could be
[03:32] <kalidar> same error
[03:32] <sandsmark> JustinNFX: purge removes configuration files too
[03:32] <JustinNFX> Sometimes I get mixed up and don't know which to uaw
[03:32] <sandsmark> JustinNFX: and aptitude is debians second try at screwing up package management
[03:32] <sandsmark> dependency handling is still ass slow, and it hasn't really seen much development lately
[03:32] <kalidar> the ldconfig thing just froze my terminal
[03:33] <JustinNFX> Is purge the right way then ?  and aptitude not good to use?
[03:33] <kalidar> its not doing anything its just siting their
[03:33] <land> hi
[03:33] <sandsmark> aptitude is better than apt-get
[03:33] <ScottG> I just plugged an external monitor into my laptop. I want to get a dual monitor setup. What do I need to do to get the monitor recognised?
[03:33] <sandsmark> kalidar: it should be doing something
[03:33] <puff> sandsmark: Well, friendlier :-).
[03:33] <kalidar> nope nothing happend lol
[03:33] <tekteen> kalidar: have you looked at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EnemyTerritory?
[03:33] <kalidar> yes i have tekteen
[03:33] <sandsmark> kalidar: heh
[03:33] <land> where am i?
[03:33] <JustinNFX> he just said is scews up package managment can you explain real quick what the differences are
[03:33] <kalidar> i downloaded all of the files they asked me to
[03:33] <kalidar> the libgtk and the gtk2 athe 1.2
[03:33] <kalidar> all of them from apt-get
[03:33] <kalidar> and it still dosent work
[03:33] <javaJake> !hello | land
[03:34] <javaJake> ;)
[03:34] <kalidar> thats why im asumeing its a bitrate problem
[03:34] <kalidar> so i tryed linux32 runnning it
[03:34] <kalidar> nogo same problem
[03:34] <kalidar> u guys wana see the screnshot again>
[03:34] <t35t0r> ya
[03:34] <usser> kalidar, you've got some weird setup there, are you running in a 32bit chroot or something?
[03:34] <JustinNFX> some people say do apitude and some say apt-get must be a personal preference heh?
[03:34] <kalidar> http://imagebin.org/43243
[03:34] <usser> kalidar, what does dpkg -l | grep libgtk1.2 say?
[03:34] <sandsmark> JustinNFX: aptitude > apt-get
[03:34] <sandsmark> JustinNFX: aptitude is newer
[03:34] <kalidar> ill try
[03:35] <javaJake> JustinNFX: but apt-get is the one officially supported and used.
[03:35] <kalidar> it says no such file or directory
[03:35] <JustinNFX> sandsmark: do they do anything different im writing this down can you just give a quick reply
[03:35] <hanasaki> trying to play a dvd and getting "libdvdnav: Suspected RCE Region Protection!!!
[03:35] <hanasaki> "  how do I play this dvd?
[03:35] <sandsmark> JustinNFX: they do dependency handling a bit differently
[03:35] <JustinNFX> im making my own sort of help file
[03:35] <zombie-robot_> no listening sockets available, shutting down
[03:35] <zombie-robot_> Unable to open logs
[03:36] <sandsmark> JustinNFX: and aptitude keeps an internal cache of all you have installed
[03:36] <kalidar> oh btw im on kubntu
[03:36] <rudolph> anyone here using xorg-server-1.6 with intel drivers ??
[03:36] <kalidar> if that helps
[03:36] <kalidar> kubuntu with kde 4.1
[03:36] <sandsmark> kalidar: that's why I'm helping you :P
[03:36] <kalidar> kk
[03:36] <sandsmark> fellow kde user ! :D
[03:36] <kalidar> XD
[03:36] <tekteen> hanasaki: what program?
[03:36] <kalidar> thanks man apreciated
[03:36] <JustinNFX> oh that is over my mind i don't know what internal cache refers too - nevermind
[03:36] <tekteen> kalidar: I am a kde user too :-)
[03:36] <JustinNFX> i will read up on it later i guess
[03:36] <kalidar> you seen the screenshot rite sandsmark?
[03:36] <sandsmark> ya
[03:37] <kalidar> what do you get outa that?
[03:37] <tekteen> hanasaki: what program? you need to give more info
[03:37] <hanasaki> totem and also vlc...
[03:37] <sandsmark> kalidar: can you run "ldd ~/.setup32517", or was the setup file deleted again ?
[03:37] <raven> hi ... it seems my MAKE won't work any more.... every try the last days: "no target, no make-control-file found"
[03:37] <kalidar> i garente i instaled the gtk and the libgtk files it neds
[03:37] <raven> could anyone help me?
[03:37] <tekteen> hanasaki: is this dvd in your computer drive?
[03:37] <tekteen> !ask | raven
[03:37] <kalidar> no such file or directory
[03:37] <sandsmark> kk
[03:37] <raven> i did ;)
[03:37] <sandsmark> kalidar: ls -l /usr/lib/libgtk* ?
[03:38] <hanasaki> tekteen yes and the dvd is mounted fine
[03:38] <sandsmark> kalidar: does it return anything ?
[03:38] <rudolph> anyone here using xorg-server-1.6 with intel drivers ??
[03:38] <kalidar> alot
[03:38] <kalidar> yeah
[03:38] <kalidar> want me to pastebin it to ya?
[03:38] <sandsmark> nah
[03:38] <kalidar> k
[03:38] <tekteen>  hanasaki, are you running vlc in the gui or from the cli?
[03:38] <sandsmark> did it return the missing library ?
[03:38] <usser> kalidar, i noticed it failed to authenticate, did u try running it with sudo ie sudo ./et.run
[03:39] <kalidar> yes lol sudo dosent work
[03:39] <sandsmark> kalidar: ls -l /usr/lib/libgtk-1.2.so.0 ?
[03:39] <kalidar> i have to type sh ./et.run
[03:39] <JustinNFX> I want to make a basic help file for youtube to help all newbies like me- maybe if people werent so scared of change (like me) there would be more ubuntu users, afterall no M$ TAX.
[03:39] <hanasaki> tekteen:  running both vlc and totem from the gui... not cmd line
[03:39] <hanasaki> tekteen:  and not runnign them at the same time
[03:39] <kalidar> no such file or directory sandsmark
[03:39] <javaJake> kalidar: sudo apt-get install pastebinit && sudo updatedb && locate libgtk-1.2.so.0 | pastebinit # post the link you get at the end
[03:39] <usser> kalidar, right sudo sh ./et.run
[03:39] <tekteen> hanasaki: try to type this in the terminal sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2
[03:40] <hanasaki> tekteen:  its already installed
[03:40] <sandsmark> kalidar: ok, you have a too new libgtk
[03:40] <JustinNFX> or maybe i should not try to get more people to move to ubuntu its kinda nice with out so much people
[03:40] <kalidar> do wat javajake sugested?
[03:40] <sandsmark> libgtk breaks ABI way too often
[03:40] <mibb> !grub | mibb
[03:40] <sandsmark> kalidar: no need to
[03:40] <tekteen> hanasaki: then I do not know, are you sure this disk is alright?
[03:40] <kalidar> ok
[03:40] <sandsmark> kalidar: you should either get a newer version of et, or somehow get the old libgtk
[03:40] <ultratek> i just upgraded to ubuntu 9.04 beta and what do i do to get the ati drivers working for my hd 4850 under recovery mode..which tells my soemthing once i try to install over the last setup that it is incompatiable or something?
[03:40] <javaJake> JustinNFX: hahaha
[03:40] <hanasaki> tekteen:  yes its an originl and plays fine in two regular dvd players
[03:41] <sandsmark> kalidar: it seems like the documentation is outdated
[03:41] <ynk> JustinNFX, the more the merrier! i actually just installed mine..
[03:41] <kalidar> so i need a new et or old libget?
[03:41] <scunizi> ultratek: you need to join #ubuntu+1
[03:41] <kalidar> thats why it dosent work!
[03:41] <tekteen> hanasaki: then I do not know what the prob is, sorry?
[03:41] <JustinNFX> ynk: me too
[03:41] <sandsmark> yeah
[03:41] <kalidar> i did everything the documentation asked me lol
[03:41] <tekteen> hanasaki: s/./?/
[03:41] <hanasaki> tekteen:  thanks for trying to help... I am downlaoding and will see if this works  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats
[03:41] <ultratek> k
[03:41] <kalidar> ok whats your shugestion usser
[03:41] <usser> ultratek, ati driver doesnt yet support 9.04 as far as i know
[03:41] <ynk> JustinNFX, very nice. perhaps you could help me install my gfx card driver then since you might've gotten some luck with yours. LoL
[03:41] <kalidar> is their even a 62bit file for et?
[03:41] <usser> kalidar, run with sudo, sudo sh ./et.run
[03:42] <kalidar> ill try
[03:42] <mylisto> anyone use kdenlive?
[03:42] <tekteen> !dvd
[03:42] <land> can anyone help me w/ this error: 'Connection failed. Error: Connection refused'?
[03:42] <ultratek> man
[03:42] <kalidar> sandsmen so you kow were to get the old libgtk at?
[03:42] <ultratek> usser would you know how to get the generic version back?
[03:42] <javaJake> land: means it found the server, but the server refused to let you connect
[03:42] <usser> ultratek, its going to be there, just stick with open source radeon for now
[03:42] <JustinNFX> actually on my laptop i did not have to install my drivers, but on my mainframe I could not even get ubuntu to run because I have ATI card that wont work with ubuntu
[03:43] <sandsmark> kalidar: I'm not sure
[03:43] <sandsmark> I don't use ubuntu myself
[03:43] <usser> ultratek, change fglrx to radeon in your /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:43] <hanasaki> bbl thanks all
[03:43] <rheo> hallo
[03:43] <land> javaJake, they don't want me in?
[03:43] <javaJake> land: generally means there's a firewall or router blocking, or the service isn't available on that computer
[03:43] <sandsmark> kalidar: but try downloading a recent version from here: http://www.fileshack.com/browse.x/1773
[03:43] <kalidar> /home/kalidar/.setup21590: error while loading shared libraries: libgtk-1.2.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[03:43] <kalidar> The setup program seems to have failed on x86/glibc-2.1
[03:43] <ynk> JustinNFX, yeah man! I had the SAME problem trying to install 8.10. Didn't work.
[03:43] <usser> kalidar, this is the old gtk libgtk1.2, sudo apt-get install libgtk1.2
[03:43] <ynk> I decided to install 8.04 for now.
[03:43] <shade34321> i have a random question....how do you change the text of the menu's and dates in ubuntu....the top bar
[03:43] <JustinNFX> Did you try safe graffic mode that helped a little for me?
[03:43] <ultratek> usser, my screen is bad when i load normally so i cant boot up to login though
[03:43] <ynk> I have a radeon HD 2600XT card myself..
[03:44] <kalidar> ok usr i sware i alredy installed that befor tho
[03:44] <JustinNFX> My screen went blank during install until I used safe graffic mode
[03:44] <ynk> trolling the forums like crazy, but I'm having trouble finding a driver.
[03:44] <land> javajake, could it be that the server is having issues?
[03:44] <JustinNFX> I think I have the same card actually
[03:44] <JustinNFX> ynk: and you got it too work
[03:44] <javaJake> land: oh, definitely :)
[03:44] <land> i see
[03:45] <kalidar> what was that link for
[03:45] <ynk> well, i'm using the drivers Ubuntu gave me, which seem to be from ATI.
[03:45] <land> tnx, javajake
[03:45] <kalidar> the fileplanet one
[03:45] <sandsmark> kalidar: a new version of ET
[03:45] <kalidar> is that the newest et?
[03:45] <sandsmark> yeah
[03:45] <kalidar> post link again XD
[03:45] <kalidar> please
[03:45] <ynk> JustinNFX, but there seems to be no 3D acceleration enabled.
[03:45] <sandsmark> http://www.fileshack.com/browse.x/1773
[03:45] <kalidar> so usser can i play you with et?
[03:45] <BlackCoffee> i installed ircii,how do i get it to run?
[03:45] <kalidar> if we boath have same version?
[03:46] <ynk> isn't there any way to quickly test the 3D capabilities of my card?
[03:46] <kalidar> found it thanks sands
[03:46] <usser> ultratek, ctrl+alt+f1 to switch to console on login, and sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf change fglrx to radeon save and restart
[03:46] <kalidar> thansk usser
[03:46] <JustinNFX> If ubuntu became commerical they would probably get rid of the terminal, make you go through stupid install screens, and make you answer ok for eveything.  In my opinion it would have to be too dumbed down since majority of people can barely use microsoft.  Even I have hard time with ms sometimes
[03:46] <mrwes> ynk: from a terminal type glxgears
[03:46] <Titan8990> ynk, glxinfo
[03:47] <ynk> Thanks guys.
[03:47] <nebbes> Is there a quick and easy way to replace firefox with the nightly builds? I currently have two versions installed =/
[03:47] <usser> kalidar, i havent played in some time, but it was hell of fun, and the servers are packed go to one of the BBA server if you ever get it working
[03:48] <dsdeiz> kalidar: you got it to work?
[03:48] <JustinNFX> It seems like ubuntu is trying to get into schools I don't understand how that will work, I remember during school my teachers could barely use a pc
[03:49] <ultratek> usser, ty
[03:49] <usser> nebbes, sudo apt-get install checkinstall && sudo apt-get build-dep firefox
[03:49] <kalidar> actualy i gave up im downloading a new version of et
[03:49] <JustinNFX> ynk: did you install under safe graffic mode and if not did you have problems with your screen going blank.
[03:49] <kalidar> i hadent realized i had the old version
[03:49] <kalidar> so im just gona try again once i get the new
[03:50] <sandsmark> kalidar: maybe ET have their own channel here on freenode ?
[03:50] <dsdeiz> is the new from the fileshack posted above? :S
[03:50] <usser> nebbes, download the source for firefox, unpack, run ./configure, then sudo checkinstall from within the directory where firefox sources are downloaded
[03:50] <andika> hi guys, what's wrong with this: http://cecunguk.blankonlinux.or.id/~andika/kernel-crash-20090326.log
[03:50] <kalidar> naw probs not
[03:50] <mobiGeek> I have an AMD 64 (opteron) machine with only onboard video of 2MB.  What's a good resource for looking up cheap but ubuntu-friendly graphics cards/chipsets for an amd64 system?
[03:50] <kalidar> its all god tho
[03:50] <ynk> JustinNFX, you know what.. I think I could have installed 8.10. I was getting stuck at "Initframs" command line and didn't know what to do afterwards.
[03:50] <JustinNFX> nebbes what does nightly build mean, and how do you get two version of ff installed?
[03:50] <Namaskar> hello
[03:50] <Namaskar> i have a problem
[03:50] <kalidar> im cool with dowloading the version you gave me
[03:50] <nebbes> usser: will that keep it updated though?
[03:50] <ynk> JustinNFX, so I decided to install 8.04
[03:50] <ScottG> I just plugged an external monitor into my laptop. I want to get a dual monitor setup. What do I need to do to get the monitor recognised?
[03:51] <JustinNFX> oh good idea, maybe I will try that.
[03:51] <Namaskar> i keep downloading a file and it gets corrupted
[03:51] <Namaskar> i get a different checksum every time
[03:51] <usser> nebbes, nope, you'll have to go through manual compilation process every time firefox releases updates
[03:51] <Jeruvy> !hardware | mobiGeek
[03:51] <nebbes> Hmm.. thats annoying heh
[03:51] <MrKeuner> hi all, in Gnome is it possible to assign double click on a compressed file to perform extraction instead of opening in roller?
[03:51] <JustinNFX> Other than graphic problems (i got sorted out by using safe graphic mode) I got an error when trying to resize my hard drive.  I will deff try out 8.04 since im starting to like ubuntu more and more.
[03:52] <puff> How do I figure out which fonts are available to gnuplotb
[03:52] <usser> nebbes, whats wrong with the version from repositories, its kept up to date
[03:53] <JustinNFX> I got ubuntu on my lappy pretty much how I want it except for netbean it a pain in the butt to install ;-(
[03:53] <andika> ScottG: check from System | Preference | Screen Resolution, there's Detect Display button there
[03:53] <raven> hi ... it seems my MAKE won't work any more.... every try the last days: "no target, no make-control-file found"
[03:53] <ynk> JustinNFX, i thought you just magically "apt-get" everything..? LoL
[03:54] <usser> raven, ran ./configure ?
[03:54] <raven> of course
[03:54] <ScottG> andika: already tried and it didnt work
[03:54] <ynk> netbeans will be the next thing I install.. after I get Opera.
[03:54] <JustinNFX> Everytime I try to start a new project in netbeans6.0 even with the server downloaded it can not find it
[03:54] <andika> ScottG: what does xrandr from terminal says?
[03:55] <raven> most significant log:
[03:55] <raven> checking pkg-config is at least version 0.9.0... yes
[03:55] <raven> checking for LIBSYNCE... configure: error: Package requirements (libsynce >= 0.9.3) were not met:
[03:55] <raven> No package 'libsynce' found
[03:55] <raven> Consider adjusting the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable if you
[03:55] <raven> installed software in a non-standard prefix.
[03:55] <FloodBot2> raven: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:55] <mobiGeek> Jeruvy: thx!
[03:55] <JustinNFX> ynk: good luck i cant get it like it is in windows,  i drewl over 6.5
[03:55] <Jeruvy> mobiGeek: cheers
[03:55] <fortyqueue> where does ubuntu specify the startup daemons?
[03:55] <ScottG> andika: http://pastebin.com/d24514d85
[03:55] <nebbes> usser: is it at 3.6?
[03:55] <usser> raven, sudo apt-get install libsynce0-dev
[03:55] <Guest57594> anyone running ubuntu 8.10 on ec2?  when i do apt-get install java-package it doesn't work
[03:55] <usser> nebbes, 3.0.7
[03:56] <raven> usser "could not find package"
[03:56] <nebbes> usser: Yeah =/ I want the latest nightlies
[03:56] <usser> raven, libsynce-dev
[03:56] <xektrum> hello, I want to know if I can change the codepage to ubuntu to make it compatible with windows
[03:56] <andika> ScottG: your 2nd monitor hasn't detected
[03:56] <JustinNFX> ynk: to get netbeans version 6.5 installed you cant use APT-GET first you have to make sure you have the SDK then dload a .SH files then make a directory.  Then CHMOD in then do a whole bunch of other stuff im not familar with.
[03:56] <xektrum> because I know I can't change windows codepage
[03:56] <raven> no - please wait a minute i'll try something
[03:57] <Guest57594> E: Couldn't find package java-package
[03:57] <MrKeuner> hi all, in Gnome is it possible to assign double click on a compressed file to perform extraction instead of opening in roller?
[03:57] <ynk> JustinNFX, my head hurts already!
[03:57] <ScottG> andika: Yea im gonna try to restart X in a sec
[03:57] <sandsmark> MrKeuner: repeating yourself doesn't help anyone
[03:57] <JustinNFX> exactly!  that what im thinking
[03:57] <mrwes> MrKeuner, why not just right mouse click and 'extract here' ?
[03:57] <MrKeuner> sandsmark, new people join
[03:57] <usser> raven, what version of ubuntu are you running?
[03:58] <MrKeuner> mrwes, not for me
[03:58] <JustinNFX> im already having a heck of a time getting boxee to work on a 64bit system
[03:58] <MrKeuner> mrwes, it is for somebody else
[03:58] <raven> usser intrepid 8.1
[03:58] <Uplink> any good bulk image resizer  u guys might wanna recommend?
[03:58] <usser> raven, the package is there https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/intrepid/+package/libsynce0-dev
[03:58] <sandsmark> Uplink: “resize”
[03:58] <sandsmark> from graphicsmagick
[03:58] <mrwes> MrKeuner, so tell them to right click and move on :)
[03:58] <usser> raven, maybe enable extra repositories in synaptic
[03:58] <sandsmark> though it's slower than qt's cheatscale
[03:58] <ynk> JustinNFX, planning to buy an HP tablet soon and I'm going to stay away from 62 bit OS'es for a bit longer.
[03:58] <raven> usser yes i did....
[03:59] <MrKeuner> mrwes, haha
[03:59] <raven> next ry
[03:59] <Uplink> sandsmark: what?
[03:59] <usser> raven, sudo apt-get update after that?
[03:59] <raven> yes
[03:59] <raven> might be the missing key is interrupting that...
[03:59] <raven> second...
[03:59] <JustinNFX> Anyone recommend a good RSS feader.  I liked akergator but it goes into full screen mode with no way to exit and no manual files came with it.
[03:59] <MrKeuner> seriously isn't it possible to assign a nautilus action as default
[04:00] <o0Chris0o> how can I change the color of my system font in ubuntu?
[04:00] <sandsmark> JustinNFX: that is a gnome bug
[04:00] <sandsmark> with the window manager
[04:00] <Jeruvy> JustinNFX: I like google reader
[04:00] <sandsmark> kubuntu won't have the same problem
[04:00] <crdlb> sandsmark: it's actually a compiz bug
[04:00] <sandsmark> crdlb: whatever :>
[04:00] <crdlb> easy to fix though
[04:01] <JustinNFX> ynk:  My next buy after I get my kindle is a netbook with ubuntu preinstalled.  They have some nice netbooks for under $300!!
[04:01] <sandsmark> crdlb: it's not a bug in akregator :p
[04:01] <joejc> anyone know if spotchat is down?
[04:01] <crdlb> JustinNFX: do you have ccsm?
[04:01] <jenna^^_> clear
[04:01] <ShinyHat> can i add encryption to a dual boot system (xp) after it's already been set up?
[04:01] <JustinNFX> sandsmark:  oh how I wish I could fix the bug I dloaded three RSS feaders and out of all them akergator was my fav.  It actually worked fine at first.
[04:01] <crdlb> sandsmark: it shouldn't be confusing compiz :o
[04:01] <JustinNFX> crdlb: come again..lol
[04:02] <ynk> JustinNFX, ah, i see. I'm looking for something I can use for class. I don't mind if it has vista on it.  I'll probably upgrade to windows 7 and dual boot Ubuntu.
[04:02] <crdlb> JustinNFX: the CompizConfig Settings Manager
[04:02] <raven> usser it does not find the package ...
[04:02] <usser> raven, thats strange, i just installed on my 8.10 64 bit server
[04:02] <ce_sexy> hey
[04:02] <argentum> AWESOME
[04:03] <usser> raven, libsynce0-dev PUBLISHED: Intrepid  pocket Release  in component universe  and section libs
[04:03] <argentum> I wannannananann talk about ubuntu
[04:03] <Guest57594> i don't understand why i can't find the java-package on one server but can on another
[04:03] <JustinNFX> ynk: Netbooks are perfect for class There screen are what like 10" im going to dual boot it with this program I got that lets you browse the web, and take notes and more w/out even booting up your computer so you just whip it out like a pda or something.
[04:04] <afallenhope> anyone have iptables experience?
[04:04] <ynk> JustinNFX, if only they had that tablet functionality. LoL, I personally don't want anything smaller than 12.1"
[04:04] <mylisto> The file or folder help:/kdenlive/index.html does not exist
[04:04] <jenna^^_> JustinNFX: what app is that? i'm on a eeepc rnow
[04:04] <mylisto> how can I add this?
[04:04] <iceroot> Guest57594: enable mulriverse
[04:04] <qaxx> i did
[04:05] <qaxx> still doesn't work
[04:05] <iceroot> qaxx: sudo apt-get update
[04:05] <raven> usser then anything is broken here i cannot install anything on my own because make does not work
[04:05] <bonez46> where does one change the system name..
[04:05] <bonez46> for 8.10?
[04:05] <andika> bonez46: /etc/hostname ?
[04:05] <JustinNFX> jenna^^_:  I don't know it came on my asus cd with my motherboard.  Its awesome you can play games and everything.  I can burn a ISO image if you want to try it out?
[04:05] <lstarnes> !hostname | bonez46
[04:06] <qaxx> iceroot: thanks, i'm a tit.. forgot to update after changing multiverse
[04:06] <usser> raven, for make to work it has to know how to make, thats why you run ./configure, configure checks if all the dependencies needed to build the package are present and if any is missing it fails, so make fails as well
[04:06] <iceroot> qaxx: np
[04:06] <usser> raven, what are you trying to build anyway?
[04:06] <jenna^^_> JustinNFX: naw, lets keep the channel legit . .
[04:06] <JustinNFX> ah ok
[04:07] <JustinNFX> just thought your interested
[04:07] <chop> where does GDM store its available session-configurations?
[04:07] <bonez46> lstarnes: hmmm on my 8.10 desktop.. System > Admin > Networking has no " General tab..
[04:07] <raven> vdccm usser to use synce - at this point i had to go xthousands of steps back already and it won't stop ;)
[04:07] <raven> i do not know what to do any more
[04:07] <CodyT07> hello, i am having trouble with a midi program. i am using timidity and it will not run with firefox open
[04:08] <crdlb> chop: /usr/share/xsessions/
[04:08] <JustinNFX> crdlb: so it has something to do with Compfiz that sorta makes since I think afer I installed it that is when the "full screen" delma started to happen.
[04:08] <chop> thanks
[04:08] <raven> usser and another step because of another error...: onfigure: Building with dccm file support