[12:00] <nazo029A> Landon: have you tried to force a reinstall of any packages that surround it, should clear up any configs you may have broken
[12:01] <Landon> nazo029A: I'm reinstalling audacity now
[12:01] <luigi> ciaooo
[12:01] <DreUK> Hi...wondering if anyone can help a newbie out...I am looking to install Ubuntu on my pc...however each time I boot the live cd, the screen goes blank after the ubuntu sign.  Is there anyway I can get around this?
[12:01] <jrib> DreUK: have you tried the alternate cd?
[12:02] <DreUK> Is there an alternative one for Feisty?
[12:02] <nazo029A> I second DreUK's request, I have a friend with a laptop with a similar issue
[12:02] <jrib> DreUK: yes, though you should be asking feisty questions in #ubuntu+1
[12:02] <DreUK> actually...I wouldn't mind any version to be honest LOL
[12:02] <DreUK> oops...sorry..
[12:02] <DreUK> I have the issue with all Ubuntu cds tho..
[12:03] <jrib> DreUK: releases.ubuntu.com  try the alternate cd
[12:03] <jrib> DreUK: what vid card btw?
[12:03] <amorphous_> Hmmm... no one can help me with getting programs to start up at startup???
[12:03] <DreUK> I noticed somehere that the refresh rates may have something to do with it, just not sure how to change it on a live distro.
[12:03] <DreUK> I have a Nvidia GeForce FX5200
[12:03] <DreUK> unfortunately!! ;o(
[12:04] <jrib> !startup > amorphous_    (amorphous_, see the private message from ubotu)
[12:04] <erUSUL> amorphous_: system starup or session startup
[12:04] <erUSUL> ?
[12:06] <DreUK> jrib...thanks for the tips....going to give the alternative disc a whirl...now downloading
[12:07] <amorphous_> either erUSUL I've been trying this for a while now - about 3 days on and off... items will ot stay in the list when I add then to 'startup programs' in system>preferences>sessions: jrib, tried all that - came here because i'm out of ideas...
[12:07] <geraldhornsby> Could not open '/lib/modules/2.6.17-11-generic/volatile/nvidia.ko'
[12:07] <geraldhornsby> No such file or directory.
[12:07] <geraldhornsby> Failed to load the nvidia kernel module
[12:07] <geraldhornsby> that is my problem at the moment...can anyone help?
[12:07] <BarronVon> what do I have to install to play wma, avi, mpg, and have ac3 support? is there a codec package or something?
[12:07] <amorphous_> jrib, erUSUL have tried putting things in the ~/.config/autostart dir too--- but no joy
[12:08] <crdlb> geraldhornsby, try: sudo apt-get install linux-restricted-modules-generic
[12:08] <Cowboy4ik> Install Light Alloy
[12:08] <Landon> killall esd kills all esd, but it doesn't matter because I still can't run audacity, anyone have any ideas?
[12:08] <shmeelAway> my open GL/GLX stuff doesn't work anymore
[12:08] <shmeelAway> any fixes?
[12:08] <geraldhornsby> okay that is instlling things
[12:08] <nazo029A> @BarronVon, try  http://www.getautomatix.com and get the packs with that tool
[12:08] <geraldhornsby> ill get back to you when i know what it does
[12:09] <nazo029A> "BarronVon if you need em that is
[12:09] <Cowboy4ik> BarronVon Install Light Alloy
[12:09] <geraldhornsby> it worked!!
[12:09] <geraldhornsby> all my problems gone!
[12:09] <geraldhornsby> thank you evryone that has helped me today
[12:09] <bruenig> !automatix | nazo029A
[12:09] <ubotu> nazo029A: automatix is a script that tries to install some software, and often fails and breaks systems. We don't provide support for it, and we strongly discourage its use. Problems caused by Automatix are often hard to track and solve, and it might sometimes be easier to !install a fresh copy of Ubuntu. See also !WorksForMe
[12:10] <BarronVon> nazo029A: thanks
[12:10] <BarronVon> Cowboy4ik: thanks
[12:10] <Lussebullen> Evning all, I have a problem to get my Wlan activated on a HP Pavilion, is that a known problem in Ubuntu?
[12:10] <bruenig> !automatix | BarronVon
[12:10] <ubotu> BarronVon: automatix is a script that tries to install some software, and often fails and breaks systems. We don't provide support for it, and we strongly discourage its use. Problems caused by Automatix are often hard to track and solve, and it might sometimes be easier to !install a fresh copy of Ubuntu. See also !WorksForMe
[12:10] <rickcr> Can someone give me some tips on how to connect to one of our network printers here at work? (using Feisty) I've gone to 'new printer' and selected network (windows(smb)) . I then can't get very far since I'm constantly prompted for username/password as it goes through the network. is there a way i can just hardcode the ip address of the printer I want to use?
[12:10] <zbipach> h
[12:10] <zbipach> hahaha
[12:10] <amorphous_> no offers, jrib..? ...erUSUL?
[12:11] <n-iCe> Hello how can i install java??????????
[12:11] <jrib> !java > n-iCe    (n-iCe, see the private message from ubotu)
[12:11] <n-iCe> no no no
[12:11] <n-iCe> the terminal command
[12:11] <jrib> n-iCe: yes, read what the bot sent you
[12:11] <n-iCe> sudo apt-get install java...whatelse?
[12:11] <n-iCe> sun-java6-jre ?
[12:12] <n-iCe> sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre
[12:12] <n-iCe> ?
[12:12] <BarronVon> wifi-radar any good?
[12:12] <bruenig> n-iCe, try it
[12:12] <b_52GM> hello   dpkg --configure -a
[12:12] <b_52GM> Paramtrage de mysql-server-5.0 (5.0.22-0ubuntu6.06.2) ...
[12:12] <b_52GM> Stopping MySQL database server: mysqld.
[12:12] <b_52GM>  take infinetly to do the job !?
[12:12] <PriceChild> !java > n-iCe (see pm from ubotu)
[12:12] <jrib> !paste | b_52GM
[12:12] <DreUK> Thanks for the help all....time to get alternative with the alternative cd!!  Night
[12:12] <b_52GM> jrib,  sorry
[12:12] <ubotu> b_52GM: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[12:12] <b_52GM> ubotu,  i got the idea boss :D
[12:12] <n-iCe> doesn't work
[12:13] <PriceChild> n-iCe, what doesn't work about it?
[12:13] <n-iCe> apt-get install sun-java6-jre
[12:13] <nazo029A> @n-iCe have you tried trailing through add/remove for the java packages
[12:13] <n-iCe> nazo029A,  is more easy with the command
[12:13] <marshall> yo guys
[12:13] <jrib> amorphous_: have you checked your permissions on ~/.config/autostart/ ?
[12:13] <PriceChild> n-iCe, that's in the backports repo... use java5 otherwise
[12:13] <n-iCe> i did it once i just don't remember
[12:13] <bruenig> n-iCe, that package is in edgy-backports, 1. are you using edgy, 2. do you have backports
[12:13] <n-iCe> I don't
[12:13] <dm> eeek help
[12:13] <dm> Gnome will not start
[12:14] <dm> i log in and it restards X
[12:14] <dm> but KDE is fine...
[12:14] <PriceChild> n-iCe, please follow the instructions in !java from ubotu
[12:14] <n-iCe> !java
[12:14] <ubotu> To install a Java compiler/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java5-jre from the !Multiverse repository. Enable the backports repository on Edgy to install sun-java6-jre
[12:14] <bullgard4> derrin: I think you can put your question about devices on Linux here if there is some connection with Ubuntu.
[12:15] <jrib> dm: you are sure it restarts X?  It doesn't just log you back out?
[12:15] <aoliax> would anyone know how to enable static nat for a netgear router?
[12:15] <n-iCe> !es
[12:15] <AmbientMst1> Hello. I'm requiring assistance installing a wireless connection for Ubuntu using a TEW-424UB adapter. Any further instruction would be great thanks. Keep in mind that I am on Windows right now though, because Ubuntu has no other internet.
[12:15] <ubotu> Si busca ayuda en Espaol por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, all obtendr mas ayuda.
[12:15] <dm> jrib well it goes to a blinking cursor and then goes back to Nvdia splash and then to GDM
[12:16] <n-iCe> i didnd't find the command
[12:16] <jrib> dm: happens on a fresh new user as well?
[12:16] <dm> jrib uhh ill check
[12:16] <n-iCe> sudo apt-get install sun-java5-bin ?
[12:16] <AmbientMst1> Hmm
[12:16] <AmbientMst1> ...
[12:16] <AmbientMst1> I'll come back another time
[12:16] <rickcr> n-iCe, you want to do it manually like I do?
[12:16] <jrib> n-iCe: yes for version 5
[12:16] <dm> jrib dont have another user reged : (
[12:16] <n-iCe> No i want the command
[12:16] <dm> jrib but KDE works fine...
[12:17] <jrib> n-iCe: you just said it
[12:17] <bruenig> n-iCe, what is the problem. like what part of those messages don't you quite understand, I am seriously curious
[12:17] <rickcr> n-iCe, download java 6 from sun.. unzip/tar wherever you want to put it.. i put it in /usr/local/java
[12:17] <Usher> AmbienMst1: hey, has anyone helped you yet
[12:17] <n-iCe> bruenig,  english isn't my languague
[12:17] <n-iCe> rickcr,  what?!
[12:17] <bruenig> rickcr, if you want to start him on that, you are responsible for the two hours of support after he begins that
[12:17] <nazo029A> or just use add/remove if its really bugin u, its in there ready to be clicked ;)
[12:17] <rickcr> it's not that bad:)
[12:17] <jrib> dm: yeah, doesn't sound like a user-specific problem but I would start with that anyway to rule it out.  Create a new temp user
[12:17] <n-iCe> jrib,  which one is the lastest version ?
[12:18] <rickcr> if he wants easy why is he even worrying about java6?
[12:18] <rickcr> just use java 5 from the manager
[12:18] <PriceChild> n-iCe, the guide is very good... please follow it.
[12:18] <dm> jrib how?
[12:18] <bruenig> n-iCe, what other language...
[12:18] <amorphous_> jrib - tha's all i needed (i think). thanks. wood for the trees, methinks. autostart was owned by root.
[12:18] <dm> jrib im at a terminal with CNRTL f2, but whats the command
[12:18] <jrib> dm: sudo adduser testuser
[12:18] <rickcr> guess i'm confused what he wants
[12:18] <Usher> Man.. that guy wanting help with his wireless internet must have been the most impatient person to have ever tried using Ubuntu.. he waited for help for 1 whole minute and then gave up, haha
[12:18] <jrib> n-iCe: 6 is the latest version
[12:18] <amorphous_> jrib: thank you. gotta go now see if it works :D
[12:19] <rickcr> if he's not developing he'll be fine with 5.
[12:20] <rickcr> speaking of wireless .. have they made improvements in feisty? I have to try installing at home. edgy couldn't find my wireless card
[12:20] <whatspy> hi there, is there a special driver needed to get a pci wireless network card working ?
[12:21] <ghostdog> I have an issue with nvidia legacy on feisty
[12:21] <blprice> hello, I just ran the auto update today and now one of my apps no longer works, how do I rollback the update?
[12:21] <jrib> ghostdog: #ubuntu+1 for feisty support please
[12:21] <PriceChild> ghostdog, #ubuntu+1
[12:21] <ghostdog> 10-4
[12:22] <dm> jrib that sorta worked, Gnome is not loading all the way
[12:22] <jrib> dm: hmm, what loads and what doesn't?
[12:23] <sp_mfilter> blprice: hmm my KDevelop broke after a system update today as well, i am currently trying to simply reinstall...
[12:23] <dm> jrib nm just didnt have anything on the panel
[12:23] <dm> jrib its fine, and loaded, how do i fix this, or how do i see whats loads at startup to cirvumbent it
[12:23] <dm> circumvent
[12:23] <jrib> dm: ok so it's a user configuration issue.  Check permissions on ~/.Xauthority and ~/.ICEauthority
[12:23] <Usher> whats the off topic channel
[12:24] <jrib> Usher: #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:24] <bruenig> Usher, #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:24] <smoove> im attempting to run beryl in KDE and get the error "no composite extention"  any ideas?
[12:24] <Usher> ty, lol
[12:24] <dm> jrib how?
[12:24] <blprice> sp_mfilter: you suggest reinstalling the app?
[12:24] <bruenig> smoove, #ubuntu-effects
[12:24] <smoove> ty
[12:24] <bruenig> smoove, or maybe even #kubuntu
[12:24] <harry_> Is ther a website that could give me information about using apche to set up a website
[12:24] <jrib> dm: ls -l ~/.{X,ICE}authority
[12:24] <jrib> !lamp > harry_    (harry_, see the private message from ubotu)
[12:25] <jrib> harry_: that and the apache docs are a good place to start
[12:25] <compengi> !restricted
[12:25] <dm> jrib ls: /home/dm/.Xauthority: No such file or directory
[12:25] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[12:26] <jrib> dm: check what is inside of ~/.xsession-errors
[12:26] <dm> jrib ICE is dm (mine
[12:26] <dm> jrib one sec
[12:27] <dm> jrib too many inputs, "ignoring rest"
[12:27] <alakdan> Is there a way in linux to undelete files in an sd card?
[12:27] <dm> bunch of icon stuff
[12:27] <jrib> dm: hmm can you pastebin the file?
[12:27] <klam> need these gone 2 dell xps m1710 350 for one 500 for 2, 1 apple macbook black for 600 MSN<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or aim: solutions1981
[12:28] <dm> jrib nope, unless i can do it through a TTYL2
[12:28] <jrib> klam: don't advertise here
[12:28] <klam> need these gone 2 dell xps m1710 350 for one 500 for 2, 1 apple macbook black for 600 MSN<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or aim: solutions1981
[12:28] <cafuego_> klam: ebay is there ->
[12:28] <klam> need these gone    2 dell xps m1710 350 for one 500 for 2, 1 apple macbook black for 600 MSN<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or aim: solutions1981
[12:28] <cafuego_> !ops
[12:28] <ubotu> Help! Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Burgundavia, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda or mneptok
[12:28] <dm> klam stop spamming,
[12:28] <cafuego_> Oh, jrib is an op, nm :-)
[12:29] <derrin> bullgard4: thank you.  Didn't get any help re: my USB VOIP phone.  Have therefore contacted USRobotics for guidance.
[12:29] <Pollywog> what is the best way to make a usb printer available to other machines over a network?
[12:29] <dm> jrib how do i edit what is in the startup for gnome ?
[12:29] <Pollywog> using samba
[12:29] <Pollywog> what is the best way to make a usb printer available to other machines over a network using samba?
[12:29] <jrib> dm: things you added will be in ~/.config/autostart/
[12:30] <dm> pollywog repeating it wont get anywhere :)
[12:30] <Pollywog> dm: I left something out that is why I said it again
[12:30] <Pollywog> the samba part was important
[12:30] <dm> jrib nothing in ther
[12:30] <dm> jrib i run gnome tho, i thought that file was for KDE
[12:31] <blprice> hi, running edgy, latest auto update broke an mission critical application, reinstalling app did not fix, how do I rollback update?
[12:31] <bullgard4> derrin: Sorrry that you did not get any help here. I personally cannot give you any advice about USRobotics USB phone.
[12:31] <Pollywog> The way I have been doing it is a hassle and is probably the wrong way
[12:31] <|thunder> sup all, anyone know how to modify the gnome startup comands from the shell? Are they in GConf?
[12:31] <nazo029A> @Pollywog My downstairs windows box has a hpphotosmartc31000 on it shared over the network, you could then let ubuntu use a printer via the provided guis
[12:31] <jrib> dm: cat ~/.xsession-errors | netcat jrib.dyndns.org 1234
[12:32] <jrib> |thunder: the things you add to startup end up in ~/.config/autostart/
[12:32] <dm> ah
[12:32] <dm> gotcha
[12:32] <dm> moved all that out, now im trying again
[12:32] <Pollywog> nazo029A: In my case the printer (HP PSC 2110 ) is connected to the Ubuntu machine
[12:32] <|thunder> jrib: thakns alot.
[12:32] <dm> jrib that workd,  must be my beryl
[12:33] <Pollywog> I could not set up the driver on the windows host unless I used one for a different printer that was not USB
[12:33] <nazo029A> @Pollywog: I havent tried that approach yet, I was doing this today so im still a little new to it myself im afraid
[12:33] <ompaul> blprice, not a usual thing, cos mission critical should be tested first, however you might apt-get remove --package NameOfPackage and then cd /var/cache/apt/archives and there in dpkg -i previousVersionNumberofPakage_full_name
[12:33] <Pollywog> maybe I have to use a parallel printer next time
[12:34] <Sergo> hell
[12:34] <dm> jrib how do you cancel fsck during boot up btw?
[12:34] <jrib> dm: you use tune2fs but that's all I know, check the man page
[12:35] <Sergo> anyone know an place on internet with computer related books?
[12:35] <HappyHoser> greetings - Q re: screen resolution after rebooting
[12:35] <dm> jrib no no i mean the "yur comp mounted 30 times" forcing check
[12:35] <bruenig> Sergo, amazon
[12:35] <Pollywog> Sergo: for purchase?
[12:35] <jrib> dm: yes
[12:35] <|thunder> Sergo: serach 'digg linux books' on google. i saw an article about it the other day
[12:35] <dm> jrib how do i stop it from running (its scanning right now, i want to cancel the scan*
[12:35] <Sergo> Pollywog no
[12:36] <mindstate> Sergo: www.linuxtopia.com
[12:36] <Sergo> for read just in internet
[12:36] <jrib> dm: oh, I don't know how to safely stop that
[12:36] <Sergo> thanks
[12:36] <ompaul> !resolution > HappyHoser (please check out the info from the bot, however if you need to tell us more first please)
[12:36] <mindstate> Sergo: yw
[12:36] <dm> jrib k ty
[12:36] <ompaul> dm, you should not try to, you can break a box in new and interesting ways
[12:36] <dm> ompaul but that makes life interesting
[12:37] <Pollywog> O'Reilly has the Safari bookshelf but it costs a monthly fee
[12:37] <HappyHoser> Thanks - I have noticed that rebooting U 6.1 - if conntected to a KVM switch - then my screen resolution is not right
[12:37] <Pollywog> if you are a student at a university, some uni libraries subscribe to Safari and students can use the service for free
[12:37] <HappyHoser> how can I set screen resolution to ensure it always comes up with that setting?
[12:38] <dm> HappyHoser google "editing Xorg"
[12:38] <blprice> ompaul: thanks, yeah was my screwup - should've waited for testing, I'll give that a try.
[12:38] <HappyHoser> I can do that - Thanks - bye
[12:39] <dm> jrib Beryl crashes my X lol woooo
[12:40] <jrib> dm: #ubuntu-effects might have some people that have seen that before
[12:40] <Pollywog> If there were a CUPS for windows, my problem would be solved :)
[12:40] <blprice> how can I get a list of packages installed by the latest auto update?
[12:40] <dm> jrib aye checking there
[12:40] <soothsay> Is there an easy way to make an Ubuntu laptop act as a wireless access point temporarily?
[12:41] <Pollywog> anyone know if it is possible to make apt log the packages it installs?
[12:41] <eegore> where is the bitrate set for lame in Kaudio creator
[12:41] <MiniJames> soothsay, why do you want to do this?
[12:41] <AmaroqWolf> I'm trying to install a game via wine, and it takes two installation CDs. The game is asking me to insert the second CD, but I am unable to eject the first. I can't unmount it either. Not even with sudo.
[12:41] <Pollywog> other than to redirect the output of apt to a file
[12:41] <oscar> Hello.. Somebody can help me?? Nautilus run very slowly and when I execute Nautilus all the Ubuntu system begin to work slowly and the windows open very very slowly..  I uninstall Nautilus and all is fine.. Ubuntu is fast. But I need nautilus.. What can I do?
[12:42] <soothsay> MiniJames: Because I don't have a wireless access point and I want to try out my N800 wireless tablet.
[12:42] <Pollywog> AmaroqWolf: did you try sudo eject?
[12:42] <MiniJames> soothsay, they are very cheap these days!
[12:42] <Pollywog> AmaroqWolf: Oh on WINE
[12:42] <AmaroqWolf> Pollywog: Yes, but it says it's busy.
[12:43] <vox754> Pollywog, blprice, I think apt keeps logs on /var/logs or something
[12:43] <Pollywog> AmaroqWolf: I do not know how to do that on WINE, but Cedega can do multi CD installs
[12:43] <blprice> thanks looking
[12:43] <soothsay> MiniJames: Yes I will buy one soon. However, I'd like to try it now
[12:43] <soothsay> MiniJames: It should be possible to bridge the wireless connection
[12:43] <Pollywog> AmaroqWolf: can you copy the disks contents to the hd and install from that?
[12:44] <Pollywog> that sometimes works
[12:44] <ubuntuEdgy> guys do you know if a slave mythbackend needs to have mysql installed ?
[12:44] <AmaroqWolf> Pollywog: I've heard it's possible to do that, but I'm not sure how.
[12:44] <oscar> Problems with Nautilus. What can I do?
[12:44] <Pollywog> AmaroqWolf: the other way involves a loopback device
[12:45] <dm> jrib u know where the apt logfile is?. i think todays update broke beryle
[12:46] <downfallat111> if I install the feisty beta, how hard will it be to get the final version when it comes out?
[12:46] <jrib> dm: well there's /var/log/dpkg.log and there's an aptitude log in there too but I don't think apt-get logs stuff by default
[12:46] <ukubuntu> Hi all. here's another MS Lawsuit Microsoft sued over Vista specs http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/news/2187159/microsoft-sued-vista-specs
[12:46] <owh> I could do with some help with Xinerama. If I turn it off, I have two independent screens where I can launch and place windows, no problems - but I cannot click on a URL in one screen and open a new tab in Firefox in the other screen. If I turn Xinerama on, the clicking all works as expected, but maximising a window has an invisible edge that stops it from using the whole screen.
[12:46] <jrib> !offtopic | ukubuntu
[12:46] <ubotu> ukubuntu: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[12:47] <ukubuntu> oops
[12:47] <jrib> downfallat111: you just dist-upgrade the day of release
[12:47] <AmaroqWolf> Pollywog: loopback device?
[12:47] <jrib> downfallat111: (as you would do normally anyway to keep up to date with updates)
[12:47] <Yggdrasil> how can i foce ntp to update ?
[12:47] <downfallat111> alright, sounds good
[12:47] <Pollywog> AmaroqWolf: yes I don't recall the specifics but I did it once
[12:48] <Pollywog> AmaroqWolf: it is easier to copy the CD's to the hd though
[12:48] <owh> AmaroqWolf: What are you trying to do?
[12:48] <Pollywog> owh: a multi CD install on WINE
[12:48] <blprice> the log in /var/log/dpkg.log seems to contain all the update information
[12:48] <owh> From original CD
[12:48] <AmaroqWolf> owh: Trying to install Aliens vs Predetor 2 via wine, which has 2 cds.
[12:49] <Pollywog> AmaroqWolf: Cedega can do that, it allows you do umount the first cd and continue installing on a second
[12:49] <owh> I suspect that it depends on the installer. You could likely create an ISO of the second CD and mount that, but only if the Installer sees it.
[12:50] <AmaroqWolf> Pollywog: Cedega isn't free.
[12:50] <vvk-> hi, does anyone have a Joost invitation left?
[12:50] <owh> Just running the Installer and ejecting the CD doesn't work?
[12:50] <Pollywog> AmaroqWolf: I thought only the prepackaged version was not free
[12:50] <Yggdrasil> how can i update my system clock thru the internet?
[12:50] <AmaroqWolf> owh: I can't eject the CD, not even with sudo. It says the device is busy
[12:50] <AmaroqWolf> Pollywog: There's a free cedega?
[12:50] <owh> AmaroqWolf: How did you launch the Installer?
[12:51] <dm> jrib how do i stop gdm, whats the command?
[12:51] <AmaroqWolf> owh: through the terminal under wine
[12:51] <jrib> dm: sudo invoke-rc.d gdm stop
[12:51] <AmaroqWolf> wait...
[12:51] <synack> Hey everyone, how do i install things in ubuntu, where are the /ports or the apt-get?
[12:51] <Ace2016> hi all
[12:51] <owh> AmaroqWolf: Yes, but what command?
[12:51] <Pollywog> it is sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[12:51] <Ace2016> anyone know how to get shred to delete files as well as go into the dirs?
[12:51] <ravi_master> ok, installing Ubuntu on an old Inspiron 1100, any suggestions, I get a small screen 640x480, I know what ubuntuforums says but I wanted a second opinion
[12:51] <Ace2016> like using cp -r on something
[12:51] <synack> And is apt-get the "prefered way?"
[12:51] <AmaroqWolf> I cd'ed into the drive and then did wine setup.exe. Haha! That might be the problem.
[12:51] <owh> Pollywog: Yes, the other solution shown by jrib is also correct.
[12:52] <AmaroqWolf> The Terminal was still working in the cd's directory
[12:52] <owh> synack: You can use any of the following: apt-get, aptitude, synaptic, all do the same.
[12:52] <owh> AmaroqWolf: That's why I was asking :)
[12:53] <synack> owh, anyway to scan for a specific package like openbsd ports has?
[12:53] <synack> like say i need, postfix
[12:53] <owh> synack: apt-get search
[12:53] <bruenig> synack, apt-cache search postfix
[12:53] <owh> Uh
[12:53] <owh> apt-cache search
[12:53] <synack> thx
[12:53] <neil__> !packages
[12:53] <ubotu> You can browse and search for Ubuntu packages using !Synaptic, !Adept, "apt-cache search <keywords>", the "apt:/" URL in KDE, or online at http://packages.ubuntu.com - Ubuntu has about 20000 packages available, so please *search* for an official package before installing things in awkward ways!
[12:53] <Pollywog> AmaroqWolf: that won't work either because it is busy
[12:53] <synack> "Invalid operation search"
[12:54] <AmaroqWolf> oh
[12:54] <owh> synack: apt-cache, not apt-get, my mistake.
[12:54] <bruenig> synack, check the command, you probably typed it poorly
[12:54] <yurimxpxman> is there any way to convert a wav/flac to WMA in linux?
[12:54] <bruenig> oh he said apt-get
[12:54] <synack> owh - cool
[12:54] <owh> Yeah
[12:54] <AmaroqWolf> How do I do it then?
[12:54] <vox754> synack, "aptitude search <package>"   and   "aptitude show <package>"
[12:54] <owh> AmaroqWolf: Copy the installer to your /tmp directory, try again.
[12:54] <neil__> he could just use synaptic and hit search if not
[12:55] <bruenig> apt-cache search <package> and apt-cache search <package>
[12:55] <AmaroqWolf> owh: okay
[12:55] <man_id_unknown> Where do I need to place a DLL I created to be able to use it with Ajunta?
[12:55] <owh> So, I'm guessing no-one here has any experience with Xinerama then :)
[12:55] <synack> a bunch of stuff came back, hrm, i guess ill need to learn to use apt get
[12:55] <synack> i like the ports soooo much :(
[12:56] <man_id_unknown> Where do I need to place a DLL I created to be able to use it with Ajunta?
[12:56] <bruenig> synack, what are you looking for specifically
[12:56] <owh> synack: apt-cache search {thing}|sort|less
[12:56] <synack> postfix, i want to make unbuntu into an internal mail server
[12:56] <bruenig> !info postfix
[12:56] <ubotu> postfix: A high-performance mail transport agent. In component main, is optional. Version 2.3.3-1 (edgy), package size 1041 kB, installed size 2436 kB
[12:56] <synack> sp i just want the postfix MTA
[12:56] <bruenig> synack, sudo apt-get install postfix
[12:56] <man_id_unknown> Where do I need to place a DLL I created to be able to use it with Ajunta?
[12:57] <bruenig> !repeat | man_id_unknown
[12:57] <bruenig> !repeat > man_id_unknown
[12:57] <bruenig> ubotu, tell man_id_unknown about repeat
[12:57] <ubotu> man_id_unknown: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[12:57] <owh> man_id_unknown: We don't know, stop repeating yourself.
[12:57] <AmaroqWolf> owh: I got an error box. "The InstallShield Engine (iKernel.exe) could not be installed. File not found."
[12:57] <man_id_unknown> OWH: So then just say you don't know. How else would I know?
[12:57] <synack> ok its coming down
[12:57] <synack> in a VM on this machine btw lol
[12:57] <bruenig> man_id_unknown, you want 1021 people to say they don't know?
[12:58] <bruenig> man_id_unknown, rule of thumb, no answer = don't know
[12:58] <owh> AmaroqWolf: Perhaps your /tmp directory isn't visible to wine? Put it somewhere where wine can see it.
[12:58] <man_id_unknown> Bruening: Rule of thumb, that rule of thumb doesn't apply to chats.
[12:58] <AmaroqWolf> owh: maybe wine has a tmp directory. xD I did it in my ubuntu's /tmp
[12:58] <synack> im assuming "local only" will get me all geared up for a local postfix install here, the purpose of this is to have my firewall send its logs to an internal email
[12:58] <bruenig> man_id_unknown, the channel would be flooded beyond use if everyone responded when they didn't know and that rule of thumb applies almost exclusively to chats
[12:59] <Pollywog> AmaroqWolf: look up something called supermount
[12:59] <owh> man_id_unknown: I do not know where you would put a DLL on a Linux machine to run an application I've never heard of. I would try to find the application package, the home page, installation documentation.
[12:59] <vox754> !Anjuta
[12:59] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about anjuta - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:59] <bruenig> where else would it apply, it certainly wouldn't apply in normal human exchanges, that would be kind of awkward to ask someone something and have them not respond
[01:00] <dan20> I can't get DVDs to play in VLC (or anything else).
[01:00] <owh> AmaroqWolf: Ok, you need to understand something. While you're running wine, you're running a programme that is pretending to be a computer inside your computer. It has access to specific places, as defined in the configuration. Wine access maps over the top of the stuff you're already using, which makes it somewhat confusing. Likely you have set a C: drive in wine. Copy the installer into that.
[01:00] <bruenig> !dvd | dan20
[01:00] <ubotu> dan20: For playing DVD, see http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/video.html - "libdvdcss2" can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages - Try k9copy (available in !Universe) for backing up DVDs
[01:00] <dan20> Thanks
[01:01] <owh> bruenig: The | for the bot doesn't seem to be working :)
[01:01] <man_id_unknown> How do I switch to 'root' user?
[01:01] <vox754> !root
[01:01] <ubotu> sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[01:01] <bruenig> !sudo | man_id_unknown there is no root user
[01:01] <ubotu> man_id_unknown there is no root user: please see above
[01:01] <owh> man_id_unknown: Under Ubuntu you normally don't.
[01:01] <lix> Hi. I used to do tunneling with vpnc in dapper drake. In feisty fawn there is networkmanager-vpnc and networkmanager-openvpn. What should I use that works better? any suggestions?
[01:01] <nazo029A> Does anybody know of any text editors similar to notepad++ in windows? With syntax highlighting and tabs? It's be used for php/html editing
[01:01] <kuma_> nazo029A: notepad++ is windows compatible
[01:02] <BarronVon> (I just installed the 6.10 version) I am trying to download multiple torrents with the bittorrent proggy that comes stock with the install and it wont let me download more than one at a time, it says "couldn't listen 98 address already in use? any idears?
[01:02] <bruenig> nazo029A, I know gedit has syntax highlighting, not tabs though
[01:02] <lix> nazo029A: gPHPEdit or Quantaplus
[01:02] <man_id_unknown> Owh: In which case, how do I create an install.sh file?
[01:02] <owh> nazo029A: Until recently I used nedit, but it's a little broken. I now use gphpedit which is a little less broken.
[01:02] <nazo029A> Thanks, trying gPHPediy first
[01:02] <blprice> eh I seem to have really fubared - apt-get remove --package xserver-xorg-core gave me errors so I did apt-get remove xserver-xosrg-core   that removed way too much, how to fix??
[01:02] <Pollywog> AmaroqWolf: supermount  do a google Linux search for it
[01:02] <bruenig> blprice, why would you be doing any of that
[01:02] <owh> man_id_unknown: You are obviously working from some instructions. Where are those?
[01:03] <blprice> because todays update broke my apps
[01:03] <owh> blprice: apt-get install xserver-xorg-core
[01:03] <man_id_unknown> Owh: Actually, I created a DLL with FreeBASIC and would like to use it with Ajunta.
[01:03] <Pollywog> which ones broke?
[01:03] <man_id_unknown> Owh: The only way I can think of is installing the DLL, somehow.
[01:03] <bruenig> blprice, do you know everything you lost?
[01:03] <blprice> owh: thanks but that gives me errors
[01:03] <owh> blprice: Be specific.
[01:04] <bruenig> blprice, that was probably a poor move, I would say. You are probably looking at a situation where fresh install will be the best choice
[01:04] <bruenig> or I should say "easiest"
[01:04] <blprice> yeah a fresh install of windows
[01:04] <owh> man_id_unknown: Uhm. I'm not sure I follow. I do not know of a way to make a DLL from an interpreted language. DLL's are not normally used in Linux.
[01:05] <gratuit> I am using idesk, and each time that I click on an icon, it disappears, has anyone else had this problem?
[01:05] <man_id_unknown> Owh: No, Sir. FreeBASIC is a BASIC to C (GCC/MingW) translator.
[01:05] <owh> man_id_unknown: Ok, so it generates DLL's?
[01:05] <man_id_unknown> owh: Yes, Sir.
[01:06] <owh> man_id_unknown: Or does it generate .so's?
[01:06] <wht1> !java
[01:06] <ubotu> To install a Java compiler/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java5-jre from the !Multiverse repository. Enable the backports repository on Edgy to install sun-java6-jre
[01:06] <man_id_unknown> owh: Ahhh...good point. It generates dlls for WIndows, and .so's for Linux.
[01:06] <Arrick> hi all
[01:06] <owh> man_id_unknown: And I'm guessing that you're in #ubuntu because you're running Linux :)
[01:06] <downfallat111> does anyone know how to access/mount a novell directory?
[01:06] <Arrick> can someone help me out and walk me through seetting up mod_rewrite on the ubuntu 6.06.1 Server LAMP install?
[01:07] <man_id_unknown> owh: Indeed, Sir.
[01:07] <bruenig> downfallat111, a directory?
[01:07] <dan20> Once I get the CSS stuff installed for dvd playback, do I point VLC to /dev/cdrom0 or where it's mounted (/media/dvd)
[01:07] <owh> Arrick: There are a squillion HOWTO's on the subject.
[01:07] <Usher> anyone know how to setup RAID 0 on Ubuntu Linux?
[01:07] <nazo029A> @dan20 either worked for me
[01:07] <bruenig> dan20, open vlc, file>open disc and then select the device name and go
[01:07] <dan20> okay, so it goes by device, not where it's mounted?
[01:08] <bruenig> dan20, yeah, you could probably do both, but I know the open disc and device works
[01:08] <owh> downfallat111: I'm guessing that there's a client for that, but I don't know.
[01:08] <downfallat111> yep, there is a novell netware server at school and I have tried to access my directory but can't
[01:08] <mina_linux_Tux> hey i'm running ubuntu in a no x , is there a way to set my eth0 to DHCP from the command line ?
[01:08] <Arrick> owh, yeah, and I've read about 50 of them including the one that is directly related to the item I am trying to enable and I cant follow it. http://drupal.org/node/15365
[01:08] <dan20> thanks :)
[01:08] <wht1> running backported updates doesn't pose any risks, does it?
[01:08] <Arrick> but thanks for being more subtle about RTFM than others
[01:08] <downfallat111> there is an old client that hasn't been updated since 2002
[01:08] <bruenig> wht1, shouldn't
[01:09] <downfallat111> and i havn't been able to get it to work
[01:09] <Usher> what does backport mean?
[01:09] <owh> Arrick: Rather than solve the whole problem in one hit, try to do it in baby steps. Use the initial example and prove to yourself that it works, then do the next step.
[01:09] <mina_linux_Tux> ppl any comment
[01:09] <nikin_> If i write a program what i find usefull to include into Ubuntu what way should i go, to get it on the main repos... and is ther anywhere a DOC about what rules are there for packages to be included in Ubuntu?
[01:09] <Arrick> what init example
[01:09] <Jumbola>  if i install fiesty in my pc now its beta version.. when fiesty launch for full version.. so can i upgrade my beta to full?
[01:09] <owh> Arrick: It is possible that you cannot get to the first step, indicating that something needs to be configured.
[01:09] <bruenig> Usher, backports are packages being used in the newer ubuntu release that are being backported to the current or older release
[01:09] <bruenig> !backports
[01:09] <ubotu> If new updated Ubuntu packages are built for an application, then they go into Ubuntu Backports. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports - See also !packaging
[01:09] <kuma_> hi, i'm having problems with the glibc library, i'm getting a "not found" error even tough i've installed build_essential. Any ideas?
[01:09] <lix> mina_linux_Tux: sudo dhclient3 eth0
[01:10] <Usher> bruenig: so it's just a way to use older software?
[01:10] <bruenig> kuma_, what is the exact error
[01:10] <mina_linux_Tux> lix: from the command line ?
[01:10] <nazo029A> @Jumbola yes, its usually something like a sudo apt-get dist-upgrade fro mlaunch day
[01:10] <bruenig> Usher, not it is a way to use newer software
[01:10] <kuma_> bruenig: /home/kuma/dbgl055/dosbox-0.70/dosbox: /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.4' not found (required by /home/kuma/dbgl055/dosbox-0.70/dosbox)
[01:10] <jrib> nikin_: you'll want to package it or find someone willing to package it.  Anything with a free license can go to universe, if it's nonfree then it can go to multiverse
[01:10] <jrib> !motu > nikin_    (nikin_, see the private message from ubotu)
[01:10] <owh> downfallat111: What's the client called?
[01:11] <Usher> bruenig: I guess when I think 'Back' port I think going backwards towards older software :(
[01:11] <jrib> !packaging > nikin_    (nikin_, see the private message from ubotu)
[01:11] <owh> Usher: No, always forwards :)
[01:11] <bruenig> Usher, it is being ported, backwards to the older release
[01:11] <Jumbola> nazo029A: using apt-get dist-upgrade is just downloaded some packages or download whole fiesty?
[01:12] <nikin_> jrib: thank you
[01:12] <dabaR> porting a new version of software to an older distribution. backporting.
[01:12] <downfallat111> owh, novel, with one l
[01:12] <Usher> anybody have a magic wand that can make my 2 Seagate SATA HDDs work in Linux with RAID 0, like I had them setup in WinXP for Gaming ?
[01:12] <owh> downfallat111: I did a google for "linux netware mount"
[01:12] <owh> downfallat111: Lots of stuff there.
[01:12] <nazo029A> @Jumbola well the last upgrade i did involved switching everything "dapper" to "edgy" in my /etc/apt/sources.list - the dist-upgrade that gave me edgy
[01:13] <Usher> OOOH wait.. so backporting lets the people who use the older version of Ubuntu use the new versions of software that are in the newer versions of Ubuntu ?
[01:13] <bruenig> Usher, right
[01:13] <Jumbola> nazo029A: you are talking about whole fiesty download i think.
[01:13] <downfallat111> alright i'll see what i can find, but i havn't been successful with that before
[01:13] <Usher> Why don't those knuckleheads just upgrade their distro
[01:14] <nazo029A> @Jumbola Yeah that would download whole fiesty
[01:14] <BarronVon> (I just installed the 6.10 version) I am trying to download multiple torrents with the bittorrent proggy that comes stock with the install and it wont let me download more than one at a time, it says "couldn't listen 98 address already in use? any idears?
[01:14] <owh> Usher: Because you might be running in a production environment where that's not so simple.
[01:14] <bruenig> Usher, well for instance, 7.04 is in beta right now and was in alpha before that. I don't want to put that on my computer and have it fail and crash and stuff until it is ready. But if they are packaging new apps, I would want those.
[01:14] <vox754> !torrents
[01:14] <ubotu> Torrent downloads for the Ubuntu ISOs are available on all the download pages. For Edgy: http://releases.ubuntu.com/edgy/
[01:14] <kuma_> lol
[01:14] <lix> mina_linux_Tux: yes from the command line "sudo dhclient3 eth0"
[01:14] <vox754> !torrent
[01:14] <ubotu> Torrent clients: Azureus (Java), BitTornado (Shell with python front-end), KTorrent (KDE/Qt)  -  Bittorent FAQ: http://www.bittorrent.com/FAQ.html
[01:15] <nazo029A> !lamp
[01:15] <Usher> I will pay 100 doll hairs to the person that can help me set up Linux on RAID 0 :)
[01:15] <ubotu> LAMP is an acronym for Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP. However, the term is often used for setups using alternative but different software, such as Perl or Python instead of PHP, and Postgres instead of MySQL. For help with setting up LAMP on Ubuntu, see  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP - See also the Server CD installation process (different in Edgy+)
[01:15] <Jumbola> nazo029A:  thats what i m not asking.. i want to ask if i m running fiesty beta.. when fiesty will launch full version for use.. then can i upgrade just beta to fiesty ? or download a new copy of full version fiesty?
[01:15] <kuma_> hi, i'm having problems with the glibc library, i'm getting a "not found" error even tough i've installed build_essential. Any ideas?
[01:15] <owh> Usher: Well, that will pay for about 30 minutes, what about the rest of my time :)
[01:16] <Usher> Jumbola: I'm pretty sure it will upgrade itself, unless you are using 6.06
[01:16] <Enverex> kuma_, Check that libc6 and libc6-dev are installed
[01:16] <owh> Usher: Seriously though, there are quite a few documents on the subject.
[01:16] <Jumbola> Usher:  i m using fiesty beta.
[01:16] <kupesoft> Jumbola: Feisty beta will "turn in" (to the best of it's ability) feisty stable when it comes out,
[01:16] <kuma_> Enverex: how can i do that?
[01:16] <owh> kuma_: dpkg -s libc6
[01:16] <Usher> owh: I searched the forums, lots of posts about it but no instructions on how to do it :(
[01:17] <nazo029A> @Jumbola it wouild just upgrade the packages in your system to match those in the fiesty release so yeah i think
[01:17] <owh> Usher: Gimmie a mo...
[01:17] <Jumbola> kupesoft:  thanks for ur suggestion..
[01:17] <Jumbola> nazo029A: thats what i wnt to ask :)
[01:17] <Jumbola> nazo029A:  thanks!
[01:17] <owh> Usher: google for "ubuntu raid 0"
[01:17] <kuma_> Enverex: both are "Status: install ok installed"
[01:18] <Usher> owh: Whats Google?
[01:18] <Usher> hah jk.
[01:18] <kuma_> lol
[01:18] <kupesoft> Jumbola: The only difference (minor) is that there may be some residual configuration from the beta installation that won't be the same had you installed the stable freshly. But it should matter, "if it ain't broke don't fix it". The software will be all the same as feisty stable.
[01:18] <vox754> !headers
[01:18] <ubotu> To install the Linux (kernel) headers, open a terminal and: sudo apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r) To install headers for libraries, you need the accompanying -dev packages
[01:18] <owh> !google
[01:18] <ubotu> Google is a very popular search engine: http://www.google.com  -  Google also has a Linux-specific search engine: http://google.com/linux
[01:18] <Flare183> where is the samba.conf file at?
[01:18] <owh> :)
[01:18] <Jumbola> kupesoft:  okie! ty
[01:18] <owh> Flare183: locate -i samba.conf
[01:18] <Usher> http://google.com/linuxraid0
[01:18] <ajmorris_> flare183, /etc/samba/samba.conf
[01:19] <kupesoft> Jumbola: #ubuntu+1 for feisty discussion
[01:19] <owh> ajmorris_: Well, that's what you hope :)
[01:19] <ajmorris_> :)
[01:20] <Jumbola> kupesoft:  i got the answer what m i looking for :)
[01:20] <Epic720> does anyone know anything about NetJuke?
[01:21] <Usher> Epic720: is that when you try to fake out your router?
[01:21] <Epic720> hahaha
[01:22] <Epic720> no.
[01:22] <neil__> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=30341 is this still valid?
[01:22] <neil__> I want a spash background for grub :)
[01:22] <ericrost> is there an easy way to add an XP dual boot to a system with edgy already installed? I need xp to do a bios update (they only provide SWinFlash)
[01:22] <kuma_> hi, i'm having problems with the glibc library, i'm getting a "not found" error even tough i've installed build_essential. Any ideas?
[01:22] <ericrost> I did some minor searching and could only come up with guides for starting with XP installed
[01:23] <nazo029A> yeah but itl wipe the bootloader
[01:23] <owh> ericrost: Can you use something like BartPE instead?
[01:23] <ajmorris_> ericrost, it is fairly easy. Install XP then re-add grub back to the mbr via ubuntu live cd or another such as noppix
[01:23] <ericrost> owh: what's BartPE?
[01:23] <owh> ericrost: Alternatively, swap out the HDD?
[01:23] <owh> ericrost: Google is your friend :)
[01:24] <ericrost> owh: its a lappy and I don't have a second HDD for it
[01:24] <owh> ericrost: Will it boot off USB?
[01:24] <ericrost> owh: I did extensive googling and didn't come up with good options, yes it'll boot from usb
[01:24] <ericrost> owh: and I have a usb drive handy :)
[01:24] <geecko> Hi! i'm have a problem
[01:24] <ericrost> owh: only 512 MB though
[01:24] <owh> ericrost: Install XP onto the USB drive, boot, fix, wipe.
[01:25] <ericrost> can XP live on a 512 MB USB stick?
[01:25] <owh> ericrost: Does the BIOS tool only work under XP, or other versions of Windows
[01:25] <Epic720> does anyone know anything about NetJuke?
[01:25] <ericrost> owh: other versions, but XP is the only disk I have handy
[01:25] <owh> Epic720: Nope, did you use google?
[01:26] <Epic720> yes, no pages deal with the error.
[01:26] <owh> ericrost: Will it run from DOS?
[01:26] <ericrost> owh: no, that's what I tried first
[01:26] <salty-horse> does anyone have /usr/share/man/man1/orbd.1.gz on their system?
[01:26] <owh> Epic720: I have found that if I google for something and there is no result, then I'm looking for the wrong thing.
[01:26] <geecko> I have a toshiba notebook when I start ubuntu without conect to AC, ubuntu doesn't start, somebody can help me?
[01:26] <ericrost> owh: and the file won't work with the dos based phoenix flashers
[01:26] <ericrost> owh: bartPE looks like a good option though
[01:26] <owh> salty-horse: dpkg -S orbd.1.gz will tell you what installed it.
[01:26] <ajmorris_> neil__, yes that is still valid i did it myself
[01:27] <ajmorris_> *used it myself i mean
[01:27] <salty-horse> owh, nothing did :/ - that's why i'm asking if others have it
[01:27] <Epic720> yeah, I don't know anything about mysql and I am just trying to get NetJuke running, stuff shows up in the mysql database, but the install crashes.
[01:27] <salty-horse> owh, it's screwing with my "man 3" commands
[01:27] <owh> salty-horse: Visit packages.ubuntu.com and do a search there.
[01:27] <colbert> what's the command to use with VLC to get it to play a file.. like i know the command is "wxvlc" but when I click on a mounted DVD and click Play, it opens VLC but VLC just sits there
[01:27] <salty-horse> owh, give me an initial tip please - do you have it or not?
[01:28] <ericrost> owh: but it looks like I need a running win environment to do it?
[01:28] <thepumpkin1979> hi. I need a hand with PocketPC Sync :(
[01:28] <salty-horse> owh, thing is, if there's no such package, i may have installed it manually
[01:28] <salty-horse> owh, i just want to make sure. thanks
[01:28] <nazo029A> i second that request thepumpkin1979
[01:28] <ajmorris_> salty-horse, i have that file
[01:28] <salty-horse> ajmorris_, try running "man 3 blablabla"
[01:29] <neil__> ajmorris: Does it change the boot loader, or does it give an image for when gnome is starting?
[01:29] <owh> salty-horse: http://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin/search_contents.pl?word=orbd.1.gz&searchmode=searchfiles&case=insensitive&version=feisty&arch=i386
[01:29] <thepumpkin1979> do you know how to syncronize PocketPC in Ubuntu? nazo029A?
[01:29] <owh> salty-horse: Java
[01:29] <salty-horse> ajmorris_, you *should* be seeing "No manual entry for blablabla in section 3"
[01:29] <ericrost> owh: will bartpe run under wine/cedega?
[01:29] <ajmorris_> neil__, gives an image as the background when choseing the kernel
[01:29] <AmaroqWolf> owh: haha, copying the second cd to the hd works just fine! :P It's installing.
[01:29] <owh> ericrost: I doubt it.
[01:29] <n-iCe> Hello how can i rename a file in the terminal?????????
[01:29] <salty-horse> owh, how come dpkg -S doesn't report it? is it automatically generated from the package install script?
[01:30] <owh> AmaroqWolf: Excellent.
[01:30] <owh> salty-horse: Only if it's still installed.
[01:30] <nazo029A> @thepumpkin1979 only from a virtual windows xp machine im afriad, using virtualbox
[01:30] <ericrost> hmm.. then that probably won't work, as I don't have a running win system (which is the original prob :(
[01:30] <owh> n-iCe: mv oldname newname
[01:30] <ajmorris_> salty-horse, no i see manual entries for it . lol
[01:30] <salty-horse> owh, which package should I report the bug under, then? how did you discover it was java?
[01:30] <thepumpkin1979> nazo029A, I have VMWARE with Windows XP.
[01:30] <owh> salty-horse: Did you click on the link I gave you?
[01:30] <salty-horse> owh, missed it :) thanks
[01:31] <salty-horse> channel too active
[01:31] <thepumpkin1979> nazo, let me check virtualBox.
[01:31] <ericrost> owh: how easy is it under an ubuntu live cd to re-grub the MBR?
[01:31] <salty-horse> owh, how come I don't have that package installed, but the file is still there?
[01:31] <owh> ericrost: That's not a bad idea, but you can only use it to create a BartPE, because you won't be able to flash from within Virtual PC.
[01:31] <thepumpkin1979> ActiveSync for WinXP on VMWARE does not recognize my devices:(
[01:31] <owh> salty-horse: Perhaps you manually installed it?
[01:32] <dm> -Anyone got Lineage2 working with WINE?
[01:32] <owh> ericrost: No idea, never wanted to :)
[01:32] <salty-horse> owh, possibly.. frankly, I don't remember - ajmorris_ how about you?
[01:32] <ripper> dm try qemu :)
[01:32] <ericrost> wait, install XP under vmware, create bartPE, boot from bartPE? that way no MBR messing?
[01:32] <owh> salty-horse: You can just delete the file :)
[01:33] <owh> ericrost: Indeed.
[01:33] <ajmorris_> salty-horse, sry wasn't following what about what?
[01:33] <salty-horse> ajmorris_, any chance you manually installed java?
[01:33] <ericrost> owh: I'll give that a try, do you think there'll be any messiness from AMD64 for vmware?
[01:33] <ajmorris_> salty-horse, nope used the repos
[01:33] <KromiX> Hi anyone interested in helping me for a sec with setting up FreeNX Terminal Server?
[01:33] <Pelo> ericrost,   try asking in #grub
[01:33] <KromiX> or direct me to a FreeNX irc support area :p
[01:33] <salty-horse> owh, what do you think?
[01:33] <dm> ripper err how will qemu help me?
[01:34] <soothsay> Anybody have good irsii configs?
[01:34] <ripper> dm you could emulate windows xp and install it that way
[01:34] <Pelo> KromiX,  check the freeNX site
[01:34] <ripper> :)
[01:34] <truthisouthere> test
[01:34] <owh> salty-horse: I do not know you, your procedures, your environment, but I would delete the file given what you've told me so far.
[01:34] <dm> ripper i need to play it not install it
[01:34] <KromiX> which site the main one? nomachine?
[01:34] <owh> ericrost: I do not know.
[01:34] <nazo029A> @thepumpkin1979 i wish to know of an ubuntu "native" method too you see, with sync support for thunderbird etc.....
[01:34] <ripper> dm tried cedega?
[01:34] <smokie> hello everyone
[01:34] <dm> ripper wine installed it just fine
[01:34] <salty-horse> owh, you don't have it, correct?
[01:34] <dm> ripper not yet, but im fearing cedega like the plague
[01:34] <Pelo> KromiX,  I am sure that the freeNX site list the addy of their support channel
[01:35] <ripper> dm it tis simple
[01:35] <owh> salty-horse: You can download it from packages.ubuntu.com
[01:35] <thepumpkin1979> Thanks nazo029A :). I will try with Synce again.
[01:35] <KromiX> looking, don't see it, thats why i came here :)
[01:35] <smokie> anyone know how to make a PCMCIA modem work on ubuntu
[01:35] <owh> salty-horse: Likely you have a dangling sym-link somewhere, likely in /etc/alternatives
[01:35] <ericrost> owh: off to try it...
[01:35] <salty-horse> owh, I have it. its presence is distrupting man's search algorithm. please answer :)
[01:36] <ripper> dm join me in #cocse
[01:36] <wick2o> evening
[01:36] <owh> salty-horse: The answer to what?
[01:36] <wick2o> is there a command or option i can put into /etc/fstab that will run a custom bash script when a cd automounts ?
[01:36] <whta> on my XGL session, i don't have a restart or shut down button.
[01:36] <wick2o> say for example i want to rip a cd then eject it
[01:37] <salty-horse> owh, do you have the file /usr/share/man/man1/orbd.1.gz and if so, what is the output of "man 3 tralala"
[01:37] <smokie> how can i get my datacard to work without a linux driver for it
[01:37] <smokie> anyone knw
[01:37] <owh> salty-horse: Yes, I have the file, the output is: No manual entry for tralala in section 3
[01:37] <Pelo> smokie,  check the forum for your hardware make and model
[01:37] <phonox> df
[01:37] <Parisi> Hello
[01:37] <salty-horse> owh, then my problem is weirder. thanks
[01:38] <smokie> Pelo, i am new, how do i get to the forum
[01:38] <ajmorris_> salty-horse, i get that man 3 tralala and blablabla
[01:38] <owh> salty-horse: What *exact* error are you getting?
[01:38] <Parisi> Anyone running Feisty Yet ?
[01:38] <Pelo> smokie,  www.ubuntuforums.com
[01:38] <Pelo> Parisi,   #ubuntu+1
[01:38] <ajmorris_> salty-horse, it says reformatting idlj what is that?
[01:38] <salty-horse> owh, running "man 3" or "man 3 non-existing-command" gives me the orbd manpage
[01:38] <Parisi> nice '0
[01:38] <xexos> who can help me install a GRUB?
[01:39] <owh> salty-horse: Excellent.
[01:39] <salty-horse> ajmorris_, you get the idlj man page? so it has nothing to do with orbd
[01:39] <owh> salty-horse: What is the output of which man?
[01:39] <Pelo> KromiX,   the freenx channel is   #nx , on freenode
[01:39] <KromiX> thanks!
[01:39] <salty-horse> owh, both commands mentioned give the same results
[01:39] <ajmorris_> salty-horse, i know it is the "The IDL-to-Java Compiler"
[01:39] <Pelo> KromiX,  you only had to google for it
[01:40] <owh> salty-horse: Did you do a man on mandb
[01:40] <salty-horse> owh, are you suggesting I should update my manpage cache?
[01:40] <root_> does anyone in here know how to be logged into one account, and edit the sessions->startup programs of another account?
[01:40] <owh> I am.
[01:41] <c_lisp> hi I have a dvi that goes from my pc to my hdtv but the screen looks to big on it I have a 1080p hdtv what should I make the resolutions for it?
[01:41] <owh> root_: From memory the file that controls that is .Xsessions, but I may be wrong.
[01:41] <KromiX> sorry, thanks Pelo
[01:41] <Pelo> root_,  you probably cannot unless you are root,  but I would assume it is somewhere in a hidden folder on the account's /home folder
[01:42] <root_> hmmm
[01:42] <wick2o> any fstab masters in the house? im tring to run a custom bash script when a cd auto mounts
[01:42] <BarronVon> anyone have a clue why i can't get a port to pass on the azureus test?
[01:42] <salty-horse> owh, I thought package installations should take care of that, and if not, it's a bug. "sudo mandb -c" then?
[01:42] <BarronVon> regular bittorrent works finre
[01:42] <Pelo> BarronVon,   go and ask in  #azureus-support
[01:42] <smokie> pelo, pls the make of my card seems not to be there, its ZTE MG166
[01:43] <colbert> how do I convert an OGG file to like MPG or AVI ??
[01:43] <Pelo> smokie,  holdon
[01:43] <owh> salty-horse: Well, you may have found a bug, or a file was corrupted, or a solar flare happened. I don't know. As for the command, I'd be starting with mandb -td
[01:43] <Pelo> colbert,  I think ogg are just audio files
[01:44] <wick2o> OGG is for audio
[01:44] <vox754> !ports
[01:44] <ubotu> For instructions on how to set up port-forwarding (for games, torrents, webservers) see http://portforward.com - also see !firewall
[01:44] <root_> errr...how  do i unhide folders? XD
[01:44] <colbert> oh
[01:44] <root_> nvm i got it
[01:44] <Altair_Assassin> don't put "." in front of them.
[01:44] <owh> :)
[01:45] <waseem> hi im trying to install dvd playback capability, but it says that the timestamp is too far into the future
[01:45] <graft> hi, is there an apt command to just download a package, even if it fails dependency checks?
[01:45] <Pelo> smokie, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=55339&highlight=pcmcia+modem
[01:45] <waseem> .
[01:45] <wick2o> graft, wget
[01:45] <waseem> hi im trying to install dvd playback capability, but it says that the timestamp is too far into the future
[01:45] <wick2o> goto ubunuts archive, find the deb and download it
[01:46] <owh> waseem: Did you set your system clock?
[01:46] <Pelo> waseem,  did you install the restricted modules stuff ?
[01:46] <waseem> owh: no
[01:46] <Pelo> !restricted | waseem
[01:46] <ubotu> waseem: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[01:46] <waseem> pelo: i dont know what those are
[01:46] <owh> waseem: What time does your computer think it is?
[01:46] <vox754> !info wget
[01:46] <ubotu> wget: retrieves files from the web. In component main, is standard. Version 1.10.2-2ubuntu1 (edgy), package size 226 kB, installed size 1952 kB
[01:46] <dibblego> !ati
[01:46] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[01:46] <waseem> 23:24:26
[01:46] <Pelo> waseem,  date might be an issue
[01:47] <waseem> april 4
[01:47] <owh> waseem: And what date?
[01:47] <owh> Sigh
[01:47] <owh> waseem: And the Year?
[01:47] <Pelo> waseem,   do I have to ask th year ?
[01:47] <waseem> 2007
[01:47] <Pelo> waseem,  this era ?
[01:47] <wick2o> example: wget http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/g/gabber/gabber_0.8.8-4_i386.deb
[01:47] <waseem> pelo: 2007
[01:47] <owh> waseem: What command are you trying to run.
[01:48] <root_> i went into edit->preferences and checked hidden and backup files, butit didnt unhide any folders in the home directory
[01:48] <waseem> sudo aptitude install libdvdread3
[01:48] <owh> waseem: And what is the exact error?
[01:48] <Wimpog> GUYS, does anybody know how to add modules to Apache server running on Ubuntu? I asked in #apache, but no one seemed to reply. The module I need is called 'mod_expires' and it doesn't even exist in the system, so I can't enable it...
[01:48] <waseem> sudo: timestamp too far in the future: Apr 4 23:24:26 2007
[01:49] <owh> waseem: apt-get update
[01:49] <waseem> owh: same error
[01:49] <owh> waseem: This is a sudo problem. Logout and log back in again.
[01:49] <waseem> right now its supposed to be 16:49
[01:49] <waseem> owh: ok
[01:49] <lix> Wimpog: in Apache2 you have the folder /etc/apache2/mods-available. to activate a module create a symbolic link in /etx/apache2/mods-enabled
[01:50] <lix> Wimpog: Then reload the apache config by doing: "sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 reload
[01:50] <Wimpog> lix: the problem is that module isn't in that folder, I already checked it
[01:51] <graft> wick2o: seems a bit daft, eh, to have to search through the web when the package manager knows exactly where the thing is?
[01:51] <graft> wick2o: surely apt has a way to do this?
[01:51] <owh> graft: What are you wanting to do again?
[01:51] <wick2o> graft: dont know, youll have to look at the man page
[01:51] <Wimpog> lix: that module simply doesn't exist on my system.... 'a2enmod' says it is not found
[01:51] <lix> Wimpog: do "apt-cache search apache2 | grep mod" to check if the module is there
[01:51] <graft> download a deb from the repository
[01:52] <owh> apt-get -d package doesn't work for you?
[01:52] <wick2o> i just wget when i only want one or two debs
[01:52] <graft> owh: no, because it does a dependency check first, which fails
[01:52] <soothsay> Why can't I do sudo echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
[01:52] <Epic720> does anyone know where php.ini is located?
[01:52] <soothsay> Permission denied
[01:52] <wick2o> epic: find / -name php.ini
[01:53] <Wimpog> lix: No, the module isn't there
[01:53] <aild> hey
[01:53] <wick2o> anyone know how to run a command/bash script when a cd is mounted?
[01:53] <aild> how can I disconect smb users.. using shell?
[01:53] <lix> Wimpog: Mhmm. It's not there . Check google, where you can download the module.
[01:53] <owh> graft: apt-get --force-yes -d package
[01:53] <lix> Wimpog: sorry
[01:53] <owh> wick2o: No, I
[01:53] <AmaroqWolf> graft: aptitude handles dependencies better than apt-get
[01:53] <sg2000> How do I install the Nvidia driver in Ubuntu?
[01:53] <Wimpog> lix: It's ok. I've been googling so far for the past 2 hours, could not find any reasonable answer, many people don't know how to do that
[01:53] <owh> wick2o: No, I'd be googling.
[01:54] <lix> Wimpog: http://www.google.ch/search?q=a2enmod+apache2+ubuntu
[01:54] <owh> !nvidia
[01:54] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[01:54] <salty-horse> owh, your "mandb -td" suggestion reported a few errors fixed, but didn't fixed my "man 3" problem
[01:54] <wick2o> owh: google doesnt know, or i dont know the correct terms to point google to the answer :)
[01:54] <owh> salty-horse: No, the -td only tests with debugging output. No changes.
[01:54] <salty-horse> owh, ah :)
[01:55] <graft> owh: still fails dependency check
[01:55] <owh> graft: Hmm, gimmie a mo.
[01:55] <kelsey435> I am running ubuntu for the first time.  first linux for that matter, can someone help me an issue i am having.
[01:55] <lix> Wimpog: Maybe this is helpful: http://www.ducea.com/2006/05/30/managing-apache2-modules-the-debian-way/
[01:55] <jin> !nvidia
[01:55] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[01:56] <Pelo> kelsey435,  you'll have to tell us what the problem is
[01:56] <owh> Epic720: locate -i php.ini
[01:57] <jacksonL> is there some reason why neither the windows XP nor windows vista install cds can detect my hard drives but linux can?
[01:57] <sg2000> Thank You ubotu :)
[01:57] <owh> wick2o: What are you trying to achieve?
[01:57] <whta> on my XGL session, i don't have a restart or shut down button.
[01:57] <Pelo> jacksonL,  sorry but we don'T indulge in MS bashing here
[01:57] <slackern> jacksonL, maybe linux has a driver to handle the SATA controller but windows doesn't
[01:58] <kelsey435> I am running a live version and i am tring to actually install it.  and it starts and after some time it says fail to partition something  I am trying to run it again to get the exact verbage
[01:58] <kelsey435> but i am rdesktopping into it so it might not let me "install" it
[01:58] <jacksonL> slackern: ah that would make sense. I'll look that up thanks
[01:59] <salty-horse> owh, "sudo mandb -c" did not fix it
[01:59] <owh> graft: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/debian-linux-help/56970-how-make-apt-get-ignore-unresolved-dependencies.html
[01:59] <jacksonL> Pelo: I was asking a legitimate question, please understand that
[01:59] <owh> salty-horse: Hmm.
[01:59] <lix> Wimpog: I've found mine here: /usr/sbin/a2enmod Check using "locate a2enmod"
[01:59] <slackern> jacksonL, For some SATA controllers XP/Vista has driver but not for all of them, then you need to press F6 during the installation and insert floppy(other media) to access them.
[02:00] <Pelo> kelsey435,  you might need to manualy partition your hdd first and instal after,  we can tell you how to do that
[02:00] <owh> salty-horse: sudo dpkg-reconfigure man-db
[02:00] <Wimpog> lix what exactly have you found? I do have that directory, and a2enmod command, but I don't have 'mod_expires' module
[02:00] <kelsey435> ok, pelo can we do that is a pm so i dont get things lost in the channel
[02:01] <Pelo> kelsey435,  thank you for asking first
[02:01] <salty-horse> owh, and? I should choose to enable set-user-id?
[02:02] <jin> wow, rt2500 wireless downloading at full speed. 1.3MB/s :)
[02:02] <owh> salty-horse: Depends on your environment.
[02:02] <lix> Wimpog: I don't kno much about that module. But I've found it there and also: /usr/lib/apache2/modules/mod_expires.so
[02:02] <salty-horse> owh, could you be a little less cryptic please?
[02:02] <graft> owh: thanks, but none of those worked... resorting to wget :(
[02:03] <AmaroqWolf> oh my... xD Aliens Vs Predetor is terrible under wine. White flashy stuff everywhere...
[02:03] <Wimpog> lix: YEAH, I just found mine here too. Do you know now how to enable it?
[02:04] <thepumpkin1979> hi. today is April 4. Feisty was released?
[02:04] <bruenig> thepumpkin1979, feisty releasted on april 19
[02:04] <jin> nope
[02:04] <bruenig> released*
[02:05] <thepumpkin1979> Understood:)
[02:05] <jin> it will be
[02:05] <thepumpkin1979> Thank you jin and bruening.
[02:05] <owh> salty-horse: I wasn't trying to be cryptic.
[02:06] <lix> Wimpog: I think you have to write the Line "LoadModule expires_module /usr/lib/apache2/modules/mod_expires.so" into /etc/apache2/mods-available/mod-expire.load
[02:06] <whtet> where can I read about chroot (other than wiki and man) and how to use chroot
[02:06] <salty-horse> owh, what do you mean by "depends on your environment"? what are the different environments?
[02:06] <thepumpkin1979> Another question :),  i have downloaded fesity beta. is the same that the one planeed to be released in April 19? I mean... should I do Dist-Upgrade on April 19?
[02:06] <bruenig> whtet, other than man and wiki? what do you have in mind?
[02:06] <lix> Wimpog: Then you'll need the file /etc/apache2/mods-available/mod-expire.conf as well
[02:07] <owh> salty-horse: It depends on who is using this computer, how many users, their usage patterns, etc.
[02:07] <whtet> some online article ...
[02:07] <salty-horse> owh, more specifically, why did you suggest running the alternatives configuration?
[02:07] <whtet> which explain stuff in layman term ;)
[02:07] <owh> salty-horse: I don't know that I did? What do you mean?
[02:07] <Wimpog> lix: CAN I just add that line into httpd.conf?
[02:07] <salty-horse> owh, sorry. i meant dpkg-reconfigure
[02:07] <lix> Wimpog: Sure. That should work as well
[02:07] <bruenig> whtet, the chroot wiki is not really all that crazy, if you are having some real big problems with that, chroot might be a bit much
[02:07] <thepumpkin1979> i repeat :$, i have downloaded fesity beta. is the same that the one planeed to be released in April 19? I mean... should I do Dist-Upgrade on April 19?
[02:08] <Wimpog> lix: OK, let me try...
[02:08] <lix> Wimpog: sorry, i'm not the apache pro. but trying to figure out as well ;)
[02:08] <man_id_unknown> How do I copy a .so to /user/lib/ with root permission?
[02:08] <owh> salty-horse: Because that runs the man-db configuration script. If for some reason it was trashed, this cleans it up again.
[02:08] <owh> man_id_unknown: sudo cp
[02:08] <bruenig> thepumpkin1979, yes, you should, go to #ubuntu+1 for other feisty questions
[02:08] <Wimpog> lix: so far you've been helpful a lot more than "apache pros" from #apache topic
[02:08] <Wimpog> lix: they dont' know anything there
[02:08] <whtet> bruening , i don't have the problem right now, i want to try using chroot
[02:08] <salty-horse> owh, all it did (visibly) was ask me if i want to change the configuration.
[02:08] <man_id_unknown> owh: Thank you. Also, do you know how to create an install.sh batch file?
[02:09] <whtet> may be, i have to read the wiki again, i guess.
[02:09] <bruenig> whtet, I have looked at the chroot wiki, it is basically downloading a package and then copying a bunch of stuff
[02:09] <man_id_unknown> owh: I see linux programs use them all the time.
[02:09] <owh> Wimpog: That's because in #apache they deal with specific Apache issues, bugs etc. Not generally useful for installation issues.
[02:09] <owh> salty-horse: It's the invisible stuff I was counting on :)
[02:09] <lix> Wimpog: Check this as well (the guy is enabling the same module in httpd.conf as well): http://www.openfsg.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=541&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0
[02:09] <bruenig> man_id_unknown, install.sh could be anything, it is a script, create it however you want
[02:09] <salty-horse> owh, :)     where should I report/ask my problem?
[02:10] <Wimpog> lix: let's seee
[02:10] <owh> man_id_unknown: Well, you create a text file with commands in it, then you make it executable with chmod +x
[02:10] <man_id_unknown> bruenig: In other words, I could type into it anything I would in a terminal?
[02:10] <man_id_unknown> owh: Really, that simple?
[02:10] <shiv_j> I have a cd/dvdrw drive. Now this never reads any CD but only DVDs is that ever possible?
[02:10] <owh> salty-horse: Well, let's first find out what is actually happening. I'm googling for you in the background.
[02:10] <bruenig> man_id_unknown, pretty much, there is some higher level stuff, but generally yes
[02:10] <owh> man_id_unknown: Yup. Many examples exist in /etc/init.d/
[02:10] <man_id_unknown> bruenig: thank you.
[02:11] <man_id_unknown> owh: thank you.
[02:11] <bruenig> man_id_unknown, make sure at the top of the file you put #!/bin/bash for it to work
[02:11] <dewprism> .... wow im completely lost on the topic
[02:11] <man_id_unknown> bruenig: Ahhhh...I'll keep that in mind. ;)
[02:11] <BarronVon> anyclue why uploads would not be going above 0 in azureus?
[02:11] <thepumpkin1979> OMG, i did readed Vista DMR Restrictions... is amazing...!
[02:11] <man_id_unknown> bruenig: Question. Is the format 'sudo cp source distination' ?
[02:11] <dewprism> maybe you dont have enough downloaded to upload it?
[02:12] <bruenig> man_id_unknown, yes
[02:13] <mwosh> hey all.. I'm having some some troubles with my video card in ubuntu.. anyone able to help?
[02:13] <man_id_unknown> bruening: Again, thank you. This really is a life-saver.
[02:13] <owh> salty-horse: Ok, let's start somewhere. Do any other man commands fail?
[02:13] <man_id_unknown> bruenig: Sir, one last question, (until my next one). How do I leave comments, (such as // in c/c++) ?
[02:13] <bruenig> man_id_unknown, #
[02:14] <Wimpog> lix: hmm I added the line: LoadModule mod_expires /usr/lib/apache2/modules/mod_expires.so into httpd.conf and now when I restart it gives me that error: Can't locate API module structure `mod_expires' in file /usr/lib/apache2/modules/mod_expires.so: /usr/lib/apache2/modules/mod_expires.so: undefined symbol: mod_expires
[02:14] <man_id_unknown> bruening: Great.
[02:14] <salty-horse> owh, "man <section other than 3>" gave me the correct "what do you want from.." output. "man 3 <existing manual>" gave me that manual
[02:14] <dewprism> wow... you guys are like automated robots
[02:14] <mwosh> My video card is really laggy when in ubuntu... where can I find driver updates for it?
[02:14] <owh> dewprism: Nope, people all the way :)
[02:14] <lix> Wimpog: Sorry. I have to surrender :(
[02:14] <mwosh> I tried going to ati.com but it doesnt seem to work
[02:14] <owh> dewprism: Well, except for the bot :)
[02:14] <dewprism> maybe its defected?
[02:14] <salty-horse> dewprism, I concur ***
[02:15] <Wimpog> lix: it's OK, I'll keep trying
[02:15] <owh> salty-horse: So, only section three is borked?
[02:15] <asd> hey, does anyone have an extra joost invite? could you please msg me if you do??
[02:15] <salty-horse> owh, yes
[02:15] <p_masho> I've installed Ubuntu and I think its edgy.. is that NOt the latest.. is it Feisty
[02:15] <bruenig> p_masho, do lsb_release -a to find out
[02:15] <dewprism> anyone tell me if i need a certain version of linux to use wine or whatever that windows simulator is
[02:16] <MTecknology> what is this file for? - /usr/share/man/man1
[02:16] <owh> salty-horse: Just for fun, try the man command with -d
[02:16] <bruenig> dewey, I would assume any kernel over 2.4 would be good, so that is basically any distro that exists
[02:16] <hekar> dewprise: the lastest version of ubuntu should be fine
[02:17] <onispawn> anyone know how I can dump a damaged ntfs drive to another drive?
[02:17] <owh> onispawn: ntfsclone
[02:17] <bruenig> onispawn, you could use dd
[02:17] <owh> onispawn: or dd
[02:17] <dewprism> hekar: do you know anywhere i can get info on how to get that to work? *is complete programming illiterate)
[02:17] <onispawn> I tried dd, but its taking forever due to the large amount of errors on the drive
[02:17] <bruenig> onispawn, dd if=/dev/damageddrive of=/dev/newdrive
[02:17] <neil__> !ati
[02:17] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[02:17] <bruenig> oh
[02:17] <mwosh> anyone know where i can update my ati driver?
[02:17] <mwosh> ahh
[02:17] <mwosh> thanks
[02:17] <onispawn> took 3 days for 6 GB
[02:18] <owh> onispawn: If the drive is physically fsked, then that's what you do. There is no other way.
[02:18] <owh> onispawn: You haven't actually mounted the drive I hope?
[02:18] <wick2o> norton ghost
[02:18] <onispawn> no its not mounted
[02:18] <owh> wick2o: That's just a tarted up version of dd :)
[02:18] <whta> on my XGL session, i don't have a restart or shut down button.
[02:19] <wick2o> owh: true, but sometimes you get hungry :)
[02:19] <wick2o> everyone likes a tart
[02:19] <owh> ROTFL
[02:19] <sizzam> is there a key command to hold while clicking something in Firefox to temporarily bypass the pop-up blocker?
[02:19] <dewprism> lol
[02:19] <bruenig> whta, go to system>admnistration>login window and make sure "show actions menu" is checked, and go to #ubuntu-effects for xgl help
[02:19] <dewprism> poptart?
[02:19] <onispawn> is there a way to make dd not try multiple times when it comes across an error?
[02:19] <wick2o> sweettarts
[02:19] <dewprism> dont have any ;(
[02:19] <owh> onispawn: Hmm, good question, lemmie look.
[02:19] <Wimpog> lix: I think I got it
[02:19] <wick2o> redbull = liquid sweet tarts
[02:20] <whta> bruenig: it's checked.  How?
[02:20] <salty-horse> owh, http://paste.lisp.org/display/39234
[02:20] <bruenig> whta, yeah common problem with compositing, go to #ubuntu-effects
[02:20] <Wimpog> lix: I hade wrong name should be LoadModule expires_module /usr/lib/apache2/modules/mod_expires.so
[02:20] <kitche> onispawn: yes you can have dd ingore all erros
[02:20] <whta> thanks
[02:20] <bruenig> onispawn, looks like "noerror"
[02:20] <Wimpog> lix: and before I had mod_expires
[02:21] <lix> Wimpog: Oh! :) nice. Glad, you're successful!
[02:21] <bruenig> onispawn, not sure of the syntax, I assume something like "dd noerror if=..."
[02:21] <slackern> sizzam, not sure but the standard i think is holding down control button while clicking links
[02:21] <Wimpog> lix: Thanks to you!!!
[02:21] <onispawn> noerror just makes it so it doesn't quit on an error, but it still tries again and again
[02:21] <lix> Wimpog: :)
[02:21] <onispawn> it gives up after a while and moves on
[02:21] <dewprism> anyone here have about a million hours to teach someone whos never used linux,dos,c++,anything involving programming some of that basic programming?
[02:21] <sizzam> slackern: doesn't seem to work for me, tried shift, alt, ctrl
[02:21] <dewprism> no? thought so xD
[02:21] <wick2o> dewprism: lol
[02:21] <dewprism> hey cmon
[02:22] <wick2o> get a "programming for dummies" book
[02:22] <dewprism> its not my fault i dunno anything =(
[02:22] <slackern> sizzam, otherwise you could click the popupblocker icon thingy and choose it to not block that site
[02:22] <dewprism> no i just need a programming book
[02:22] <wick2o> dewprism: its completely your fault
[02:22] <bimberi> !info ddrescue | onispawn
[02:22] <neil__> lol
[02:22] <ubotu> onispawn: ddrescue: copies data from one file or block device to another. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.10-1 (edgy), package size 16 kB, installed size 76 kB
[02:22] <UnixTitan> K & R
[02:22] <dewprism> im not retarded >.> just special
[02:22] <wick2o> ignorance is no excuse
[02:22] <UnixTitan> dewey, K & R is the bomb :)
[02:22] <bruenig> dewprism, buy one
[02:22] <sizzam> slackern:  i think that allows all popups for that URL, i just want to temporarily allow one pop-up
[02:22] <milardovich> hi
[02:23] <wick2o> special as in "i found 10 bux in my pocket" or "george bush" special?
[02:23] <onispawn> tried that too. it was a little bit faster, but was still taking forever
[02:23] <mwosh> i'm getting an error when I try to update some drivers: "E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?" What might be causing this?
[02:23] <bruenig> dewprism, you could probably learn bash scripting, that is pretty easy, not really programming but sort of
[02:23] <bruenig> mwosh, synaptic or update-manager being open
[02:23] <mwosh> you guys are good
[02:23] <dewprism> website for it?
[02:23] <bimberi> onispawn: kk :|
[02:23] <dewprism> or a book?
[02:23] <neil__> google?
[02:23] <neil__> :)
[02:23] <whta> bruenig: do you know if it's possible to actually add the buttons back onto the menu? the people there right now aren't really making anything clear
[02:23] <UnixTitan> its a book dewprism .
[02:24] <wick2o> dewprism: it all depends what you want to program in
[02:24] <UnixTitan> a $65 dollar book
[02:24] <UnixTitan> that is the C bible.
[02:24] <dewprism> $65? O_O
[02:24] <wick2o> you can get the basics off the web for free
[02:24] <bruenig> whta, I don't know, I just know that I've seen that problem a lot with compositing
[02:24] <dewprism> im frigin 15. no job. poor.
[02:24] <wick2o> but investing in ref manuals may just save your life
[02:24] <bruenig> whta, you can always shutdown via command line if you want
[02:24] <dewprism> so no books
[02:24] <slackern> sizzam, sorry no idea then, maybe they just made it that way =/
[02:24] <owh> mwosh: You are running the command as a normal user, not with sudo.
[02:24] <onispawn> dewprism: http://www.linuxselfhelp.com/HOWTO/C++Programming-HOWTO-13.html
[02:24] <owh> salty-horse: That's a lot of output.
[02:24] <dewprism> yay
[02:24] <UnixTitan> dewey, K & R is in the library of every successful C programmer.
[02:24] <sizzam> thanks slackern, that's what i'm starting to think
[02:24] <salty-horse> owh, yup
[02:25] <owh> salty-horse: I'm working through it :)
[02:25] <UnixTitan> onispawn, for a starting programmer C++ how-to will suck.
[02:25] <salty-horse> owh, notice the "orbd" area. "trying a db located file"
[02:25] <onispawn> UnixTitan: on that page there is a learn c++ in 21 days ebook link
[02:25] <bruenig> 21 days right
[02:25] <salty-horse> owh, it looks for 3 under section 1
[02:25] <owh> salty-horse: Yup, I'm working on it :)
[02:25] <UnixTitan> onispawn, and I'm saying c++ isn't a good language to start with
[02:25] <UnixTitan> anything OO isn't.
[02:25] <dewprism> hells yeah
[02:25] <salty-horse> "man 1 3" gives me orbd
[02:26] <Epic720> I don't really know how to set up this php page with NetJuke, when I try to open the page login.php I get a parse error
[02:26] <onispawn> UnixTitan: why not? thats what I started with.
[02:26] <salty-horse> owh, "man 1 3" gives me orbd
[02:26] <pinksk1> hi
[02:26] <oktober> hello
[02:26] <dewprism> before i learn programming though i wanna learn to use "wine"
[02:26] <owh> salty-horse: What is your $PATH
[02:26] <dewprism> heh.... man am i annoying or what?
[02:26] <owh> salty-horse: Moreover, what is your $MANPATH
[02:26] <bruenig> dewprism, just open a terminal and do "wine /path/to/whatever.exe"
[02:26] <oktober> anyone know how to set up a printer with a print server hub? DI-707P?? :)
[02:27] <UnixTitan> onispawn, c is a much better starting language.. then when you move into c++ you have a much better understand of what is actually going on. and c++ is much easier then :)
[02:27] <bruenig> no such thing as MANPATH
[02:27] <dewprism> and that lets me run any windows program? O_O
[02:27] <compengi> when i'm ./configure gaim it gives me checking for C compiler default output file name... configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables
[02:27] <compengi> See `config.log' for more details.
[02:27] <wick2o> dewprism: in thery
[02:27] <pinksk1> I am trying to get my bluetooth mouse to work with this laptop, i have installed all bluez stuff but when i thefallen@TheFallenLaptop:~$ hcitool scan
[02:27] <pinksk1> Device is not available: No such device
[02:27] <pinksk1>  I get that,any ideas what I am doing wrong?
[02:27] <bruenig> compengi, sudo apt-get install build-essential
[02:27] <salty-horse> owh, $MANPATH is empty - $PATH is generic (my ~/bin has a few scripts in it): /home/ori/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin/X11:/usr/games
[02:27] <kitche> bruenig: well there is but ubuntu probably doesn't set it
[02:27] <bruenig> kitche, that is what I meant
[02:27] <owh> dewprism: In theory practice and theory are the same, in practice they're not.
[02:28] <TiMoZi> hey
[02:28] <onispawn> meh.. to each their own I guess.
[02:28] <UnixTitan> :)
[02:28] <TiMoZi> hi, im doing an ubuntu installation right now
[02:28] <owh> salty-horse: Hmm, one mo.
[02:28] <mwosh> owh, what do you mean run it as normal and not with sudo?
[02:28] <owh> mwosh: You are running apt, aptitude or dpkg from the command line I'm guessing.
[02:28] <TiMoZi> it keeps crashing at the brug install, 94% done. can i install grub myself now? without having to start from scratch again?
[02:29] <vikingr> hey.. i use feisty and after todays update (just some minutes ago), my external hd cannot be mounted anymore. the hd is encrypted with cryptsetup/luks. when i try to mount it manually, i get the message "unknown filesystem type 'crypto_LUKS'" - the modules aes, sha256, dm_mod and dm_crypt are loaded
[02:29] <mwosh> yeah
[02:29] <TiMoZi> grub*
[02:29] <bruenig> vikingr, #ubuntu+1
[02:29] <owh> mwosh: You need to run those commands as root using the sudo command.
[02:29] <vikingr> bruenig: k, thanks
[02:29] <mwosh> so should i log into the root user?
[02:29] <mwosh> i'm currently in my username
[02:29] <mwosh> should i log in as root?
[02:29] <BarronVon> any ideas on why my torrents are downloading fine but wont upload a lick? and there are tons of leachers on the torrent
[02:29] <owh> mwosh: There is no such thing.
[02:29] <mwosh> sory
[02:29] <mwosh> lol
[02:29] <oktober> Can anyone help with getting broadband router/print server working?
[02:30] <dewprism> hmm... whats that command you gotta type to find out what linux labled as muh harddrive ..... sudo something -l
[02:30] <mwosh> i'm very green to linux
[02:30] <oktober> I can't get my printer to talk through it
[02:30] <owh> mwosh: That's fine.
[02:30] <bruenig> mwosh, you preface any command that would require root privileges with "sudo"
[02:30] <mwosh> yeah... i've been doing that
[02:30] <bruenig> !sudo | mwosh more thorough explanation
[02:30] <owh> salty-horse: I'm a little stumped.
[02:30] <steve_> irc://thelinuxlink.net/techshow
[02:30] <mwosh> !sudo
[02:30] <ubotu> mwosh more thorough explanation: sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[02:30] <dewprism> ty
[02:30] <wick2o> BarronVon: you dont have the proper ports open on your network
[02:30] <salty-horse> owh, who should I ask? "answers" the man package in launchpad?
[02:30] <BarronVon> wick2o: thanks i'll look into that
[02:30] <mwosh> i've just been following https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[02:31] <owh> salty-horse: Well, I've been doing this for a little while, so you're going to have fun anywhere. Give me a little time.
[02:31] <goldy> dewprism: get K&R C book from amazon.com marketplace for like $20
[02:31] <wick2o> BarronVon: look into port forwarding
[02:31] <neil__> Whats a good cpp development app for ubuntu?
[02:31] <owh> !port-forwarding
[02:31] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about port-forwarding - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:31] <BarronVon> wick2o: on the router?
[02:31] <neil__> I want to write, edit and compile code
[02:31] <owh> ROTFL
[02:32] <oktober> Anyone know where I can figure out how to use my print server/ router?
[02:32] <payan> mwosh: if you want to install propietary driver try installing envy. It will do it for you
[02:32] <compengi> bruenig, thanks :)
[02:32] <jin_> !nvidia
[02:32] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[02:32] <BarronVon> wick2o: i don't think i need to port forward because i use this same router with windows xp torrent clients and it uploads and downloads just fine!
[02:32] <payan> mwosh: sudo apt-get install envy
[02:33] <bruenig> payan, envy is not in the repos
[02:33] <bruenig> !info envy
[02:33] <neil__> whats the best way to develop c++ in ubuntu? editing and compiling..
[02:33] <ubotu> Package envy does not exist in edgy, edgy-backports, edgy-seveas
[02:33] <owh> ubotu: port-forwarding is a way to have external Internet devices talk to computers behind a firewall. A good resource to start reading about it is: http://www.portforward.com/
[02:33] <Zues_62> hey guys
[02:33] <mwosh> ahhhh
[02:33] <salty-horse> owh, thanks
[02:33] <Zues_62> i have just formated a disc how do i set it to EXT3?
[02:33] <mwosh> one million times better
[02:33] <DM|> So does anyone know how to get 3d Accel working in VMware WinXP guest?
[02:33] <bruenig> Zues_62, how did you format it?
[02:33] <mwosh> thank you so much guys
[02:33] <Zues_62> with cfdisk
[02:33] <owh> Hmm, how do I add a factoid to ubotu?
[02:34] <compengi> bruenig, after continuing it gives me configure: error:
[02:34] <compengi> You must have the GLib 2.0 development headers installed to build Gaim.
[02:34] <PriceChild> DM|, youcan't get hardware acceleration as the guest has no access to your hardware. (unless you u se scary unstable stuff)
[02:34] <JoseBravo> Why sudo apt-get install conky don't found nothing?
[02:34] <bruenig> compengi, sudo apt-get install libglib2.0-dev
[02:34] <mwosh> now i dont suppose any of you would know how to install beryl on edgy?
[02:34] <bruenig> JoseBravo, to add all the extra official repositories and install conky, make sure synaptic, update-manager, or any other package managers are closed, open a terminal (applications>accessories>terminal) and copy and paste the following all at once:
[02:34] <bruenig> sudo sed -e 's/# deb/deb/g' -e 's/universe$/universe multiverse/g' -i.backup /etc/apt/sources.list && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install conky
[02:34] <Zues_62> do u know how to format it so its an ext3
[02:34] <DM|> PriceChild im willing to experiement, VMGL got it working but i was curious to find out how i can use that same stuff for a winxp guest
[02:35] <PriceChild> DM|, I don't know how sorry
[02:35] <oktober> anyone handy with printer configurations?
[02:35] <onispawn> neil__: I personally use emacs for editing, but I have heard good things about eclipse with the C++ plugin
[02:35] <bruenig> compengi, to shortcut all the dependency finding, you may wish to do "sudo apt-get build-dep gaim"
[02:35] <DM|> PriceChild it ok, i forgive u this one time.
[02:35] <PriceChild> hehe thanks ;)
[02:35] <Zues_62> ok fine ill look on the net
[02:35] <DM|> anytime :)
[02:35] <compengi> bruenig, i've done that, but it's asking me those things :S
[02:35] <bruenig> compengi, fair enough
[02:36] <bimberi> owh: did ubotu respond when you tried?
[02:36] <owh> bimberi: It told me it was a bot :)
[02:36] <jin_> !mp3
[02:36] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[02:36] <owh> bimberi: And not to expect intelligence :)
[02:37] <owh> salty-horse: I'm thinking your issue is a path issue, but I'm not yet sure.
[02:37] <bruenig> owh, I've seen someone do it before, it was something like !no factoidname is "whatever" but I don't know if that was because they were an op or something, but yeah
[02:37] <cassio> joinet #ubuntu-br
[02:37] <owh> !port-forwarding
[02:37] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about port-forwarding - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:37] <jin_> wow
[02:37] <jin_> Feisty is awsome! :)
[02:37] <owh> !no port-forwarding is a way to have external Internet devices talk to computers behind a firewall. A good resource to start reading about it is: http://www.portforward.com/
[02:37] <jin_> !azureus
[02:37] <cassio> como mudo pra brasil
[02:37] <ubotu> azureus is a popular bittorent client written in Java, installation instructions can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AzureusHowTo
[02:38] <owh> bruenig: That's being forwarded to ubuntu-ops :)
[02:38] <bimberi> owh: there is a !portforward
[02:38] <owh> !portforward
[02:38] <ubotu> For instructions on how to set up port-forwarding (for games, torrents, webservers) see http://portforward.com - also see !firewall
[02:38] <bruenig> owh, it would have to be !no port-forwarding is port-forwarding is a way to have external Internet devices talk to computers behind a firewall. A good resource to start reading about it is: http://www.portforward.com/
[02:38] <cassio> como mudar pra portuques
[02:38] <wick2o> anyone know how to run a custom bash script whenever a cd automounts?
[02:39] <owh> bruenig: Ok, lemmie do that :)
[02:39] <bruenig> owh, everything after the "is" is what the factoid would be
[02:39] <Fujitsu> bruenig: No, what owh said was right. The second port-forwarding is unnecessary.
[02:39] <wick2o> ive been googling on /etc/fstab but not finding anything useful
[02:39] <cafuego_> wick2o: udev
[02:39] <wick2o> cafuego: udev?
[02:39] <peepsalot> what does a private message look like in xchat?
[02:39] <bruenig> Fujitsu, I thought the first one was the name of the factoid and then everything after the is is what the actual factoid would be when you did it
[02:39] <Fujitsu> wick2o: Try System->Preferences->Removable Media
[02:39] <compengi> bruenig, You must have the GTK+ 2.0 development headers installed to compile Gaim's
[02:39] <compengi> GTK+ interface.  If you only want to build the console interface then
[02:39] <compengi> specify --disable-gtkui when running configure.
[02:39] <wick2o> Fujitsu: no GUI
[02:39] <bruenig> peepsalot, a tab pops up on the bottom, assuming you are doing tabs
[02:39] <Manu_22> hola
[02:39] <Fujitsu> bruenig: ubotu says `blah is <whatever is after the is>'
[02:40] <wick2o> sorry i should have specificed
[02:40] <peepsalot> hmm, bruenig.  my xchat tray icon told me I had 3 private message, but i saw no extra tabs
[02:40] <compengi> bruenig, i wonder why it didn't install those stuff when i had downloaded build-dep gaim :S
[02:40] <owh> salty-horse: Does this problem occur as a different user?
[02:40] <peepsalot> actually, i think i know the issue, nevermind
[02:40] <thepumpkin1979> hola Manu_22. El espaol puede chocar por aca, te recomiendo que hables en english :)
[02:40] <bruenig> compengi, well it is only building the dependencies for the deb that is in the repos, so if the gaim you are compiling is newer, it would make sense that it would have other dependencies
[02:40] <Fujitsu> !es | thepumpkin1979
[02:40] <ubotu> thepumpkin1979: Si busca ayuda en Espaol por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, all obtendr mas ayuda.
[02:41] <NDAKOTA> ls
[02:41] <bruenig> ls
[02:41] <eric> is anyone here using cdemu?
[02:41] <nerdygirl_ellie> Hi all.  Where is feisty support?
[02:41] <eric> i cannot get it to work with dvd images
[02:41] <thepumpkin1979> I know, i'm just  warning to Manu_22.
[02:41] <payan> hola
[02:41] <bruenig> nerdygirl_ellie, #ubuntu+1
[02:41] <NDAKOTA> hi all
[02:41] <Fujitsu> nerdygirl_ellie: #ubuntu+1
[02:41] <Fujitsu> Hi NDAKOTA.
[02:41] <owh> Fujitsu: Is it normal that the bot pipe still shows up in the channel?
[02:41] <nerdygirl_ellie> Thanks.
[02:41] <NDAKOTA> I upgraded ubuntu and lost my ndiswrapper connection
[02:41] <salty-horse> owh, i only have one regular user - me
[02:41] <thepumpkin1979> sorry:S
[02:41] <compengi> bruenig, so you think that this is not an error and i can continue make?
[02:41] <owh> salty-horse: Can you create a test user?
[02:42] <funkychunk> hello my problem with ubuntu my friends is that i cannot play videos more than one at a time, so if i play beryl and a video the video doesnt work and if i try to load up two videos they dont work i dont know what is wrong please send help
[02:42] <Fujitsu> owh: Yes. `!blah > blah' makes it PM.
[02:42] <NDAKOTA> can anyone tell me what is ieee802.11softmac?
[02:42] <oktober> can someone help with some printer issues?
[02:42] <Fujitsu> !ask
[02:42] <ubotu> Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[02:42] <bruenig> compengi, no, if it is erring, then find the dependencies it wants and then ./configure again, is it stilling complaing about glib 2.0
[02:42] <oktober> port redirection with a print server, anyone?
[02:42] <NDAKOTA> i can't connect to my wireless router
[02:42] <Prez_> hello
[02:42] <nerdygirl_ellie> Hi!
[02:43] <owh> compengi: Likely you don't have the correct lib{mumble}-dev library installed.
[02:43] <NDAKOTA> hello, how do I blacklist all the bcm43xx drivers?
[02:43] <compengi> bruenig, is what i pasted an error?
[02:43] <owh> !portforward > october
[02:43] <Prez_> someone running edgy on a machine with intel soundacar using snd_hda_intel module?
[02:43] <bruenig> compengi, paste again
[02:43] <NDAKOTA> because I want to use ndiswrapper
[02:43] <Fujitsu> Prez_: A lot of people, including me.
[02:43] <compengi> bruenig, You must have the GTK+ 2.0 development headers installed to compile Gaim's
[02:43] <compengi> GTK+ interface.  If you only want to build the console interface then
[02:43] <compengi> specify --disable-gtkui when running configure.
[02:43] <Prez_> sounds works great, but when I resume from suspend, no sound
[02:43] <owh> !portforward > oktober
[02:43] <metal03> Hi there, I'm trying to play a movie and I can't seem to make it work...  it's a .mkv Best I can get is from VLC and I only get the sound!!  Movie player says that : "Video codec 'Real Video 4.0' is not handled."  Any advices?
[02:44] <Prez_> Fujitsu: cool, do you have problems with sound when resuming?
[02:44] <oktober> I'm supposta to print to <IP_ADDRESS> and use lp to print from my print server but I'm not sure how to use this information :)
[02:44] <NDAKOTA> hi how do I blacklist bcm43xx native driver?
[02:44] <JoseBravo> bruenig: Thanks
[02:44] <salty-horse> owh, i'd rather do that tomorrow - it's rather late
[02:44] <Zues_62> how do i give all groups permisions on a drive
[02:44] <NDAKOTA> where is it located?
[02:44] <Fujitsu> !restricted | metal03
[02:44] <ubotu> metal03: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[02:44] <ajmorris_> how would i go about joining the free space from the partition i just deleted back into my current linux partition (i'm going windows free.... woohoo!)
[02:44] <owh> salty-horse: That all depends on where you are :)
[02:44] <bruenig> compengi, oh that is not an error, just telling you an option
[02:44] <oktober> owh: what'ca mean?
[02:44] <owh> salty-horse: For me the day hasn't even started yet.
[02:44] <compengi> bruenig, that's why i asked you ;)
[02:44] <NDAKOTA> after the upgrade from .16 to .18, ndiswraper stopped working
[02:44] <bimberi> !blacklist | NDAKOTA
[02:44] <NDAKOTA> hello
[02:44] <ubotu> NDAKOTA: To blacklist a module, edit /etc/modprobe.d/my_blacklist and add  blacklist <modulename>  to the end of that list - To explicitly load modules in a specific order, list them in /etc/initramfs-tools/modules and type  sudo update-initramfs -u
[02:45] <owh> oktober: Well, how about man lp for starters?
[02:45] <nerdygirl_ellie> metal03:  there is a Real Player package that should help.  Go get easybuntu and install it.
[02:45] <bruenig> Zues_62, what is the drive formatted as, ext3?
[02:45] <oktober> owh: man lp?
[02:45] <Zues_62> yep
[02:45] <ajmorris_> can i join the partitions in qtparted?
[02:45] <waxyfresh> im useing tor yet my ip keeps showing up on whatsmyip.org dosent tor block ip's?
[02:45] <EdgEy> how can i change a processes priority?
[02:45] <phaedral> howdy; I'm not entirely clear on the difference between an lts version and a regular; big difference in packages installed? "lowest common denominator"?
[02:45] <bruenig> Zues_62, and you want everybody to have all permissions, read write and execute?
[02:45] <oktober> owh: sorry, I'm new at this all
[02:45] <Zues_62> it has all my old data on there how can i format the whole thing as a fresh
[02:45] <Zues_62> ya
[02:45] <NDAKOTA> !blacklist
[02:45] <ubotu> To blacklist a module, edit /etc/modprobe.d/my_blacklist and add  blacklist <modulename>  to the end of that list - To explicitly load modules in a specific order, list them in /etc/initramfs-tools/modules and type  sudo update-initramfs -u
[02:45] <waxyfresh> !tor
[02:45] <Fujitsu> waxyfresh: Try the tor support channel.
[02:45] <owh> oktober: Ok, press F1 on your keyboard.
[02:45] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about tor - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:46] <bruenig> phaedral, lts is supported for longer and is supposed to be rock solid stable. the regular releases are stable but are more edgy if you will in packaging and such
[02:46] <ajmorris_> !qtparted
[02:46] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about qtparted - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:46] <oktober> owh: what was supposta happen?
[02:46] <salty-horse> owh, i'll idle here tomorrow - will try during the day to get help through launchpad or something - thanks for everything!
[02:46] <Zues_62> bruening ????????????
[02:46] <phaedral> bruenig: thx; since it's for a laptop I probably should prioritize hardware detection
[02:46] <owh> salty-horse: Happy to help.
[02:46] <bruenig> !prefix | Zues_62
[02:46] <ubotu> Zues_62: If you prefix your lines with the nickname of the person you're talking to, you have a greater chance that that person reads your messages
[02:46] <owh> oktober: The Help Centre should open.
[02:46] <phaedral> that'll be the standard release, right?
[02:47] <Zues_62> oh true
[02:47] <bruenig> Zues_62, ok sudo chmod 777 -R /path/to/mount/point
[02:47] <Zues_62> what does that do
[02:47] <Zues_62> oh brue what does that do
[02:47] <oktober> owh: haha... um... so, you're saying goto ubuntu help files or something?
[02:47] <bruenig> phaedral, hardware detection is likely the same
[02:47] <jvai> hey ppls
[02:47] <compengi> bruenig, make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found.  Stop.
[02:47] <bruenig> Zues_62, gives everyone read write and execute permissions
[02:47] <fghj> I need a PVR that works well under ubuntu; suggestions?
[02:47] <owh> oktober: You said that you were new at this, I'm walking you through it.
[02:47] <phaedral> bruenig: k; thx; off the the other machine to start the d/l
[02:47] <Zues_62> Brue how can i reformat the whole disc
[02:47] <hendrixski> fghj, mythTV or LinuxMCE
[02:47] <oktober> owh: ok, so, what's Help Centre?
[02:48] <bruenig> Zues_62, I thought you said it was formatted
[02:48] <fghj> I need a USB pvr device that works well under linux (looking to buy hardware); suggestions?
[02:48] <owh> oktober: Do you see a big blue Question mark on your menu bar?
[02:48] <fghj> hendrixski: sorry, I should have been more clear
[02:48] <Zues_62> so i thought but it isnt
[02:48] <Zues_62> my old data is still there
[02:48] <bruenig> Zues_62, do you have gparted installed?
[02:48] <oktober> owh: nope!
[02:48] <owh> oktober: What version of Ubuntu are you running?
[02:48] <Zues_62> no what is gparted brue?
[02:49] <oktober> owh: 6.06 LTS
[02:49] <bruenig> Zues_62, ok then "sudo apt-get install gparted" and after that finishes look in the menu for it. It will allow you to manager your partitions
[02:49] <bruenig> manage*
[02:49] <Zues_62> oh neet
[02:49] <owh> oktober: Do you see a System Menu?
[02:49] <oktober> owh: yeah
[02:49] <owh> oktober: Does it have Help in it?
[02:49] <oktober> owh: yep yep
[02:50] <hendrixski> fghj, lol I thought you wanted a personal recording program
[02:50] <owh> oktober: Is there an option called "System Documentation"?
[02:50] <hendrixski> err....personal video recording
[02:50] <Zues_62> so brue this will allow me to reformat the whole partition
[02:50] <oktober> owh: yeah, opened it up
[02:50] <bruenig> Zues_62, yeah you will be able to right click on it and select delete
[02:50] <tkcvcv> hendrixski: I need to buy a usb device to record from TV
[02:50] <bruenig> Zues_62, then you should right click create and make it ext3 and then apply changes
[02:51] <Zues_62> ok where in the menu is it
[02:51] <bruenig> Zues_62, might be in System
[02:51] <hendrixski> tkcvcv, oooh... like an external cable  card to hook into your usb... I remember reading something about which ones work and don't...
[02:51] <bruenig> Zues_62, listed as GNOME partition editor
[02:51] <owh> oktober: Hmm, not sure if you have this option. Under System -> Administration -> Printing
[02:51] <oktober> owh: yeah
[02:51] <tkcvcv> hendrixski: yeah, some external device that I plug my TV into and then sends video to my laptop over usb
[02:51] <UbuntuNewbie> Hello
[02:51] <owh> oktober: Double click on New Printer.
[02:51] <bruenig> !howdy | UbuntuNewbie
[02:51] <ubotu> UbuntuNewbie: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[02:52] <oktober> owh: okies
[02:52] <owh> One mo, on the phone.
[02:52] <hendrixski> tkcvcv, like there were two from haupauge with very similar names but only one of them actually works with linux... and it had to be a version over 900
[02:52] <hendrixski> tkcvcv, wish I could be more helpful... it was in a book about mythTV I was browsing at a bookstore
[02:52] <UbuntuNewbie> Anybody having problems with the Fiesty installer changing the keyboard layout incorrectly?
[02:52] <oktober> owh: This is what I'm looking at "The D-Link router is a port redirector. For Linux you should be printing to the IP of the router (<IP_ADDRESS>) and the port named lp (lower-case L and P).
[02:52] <oktober> "
[02:52] <Zues_62> tty so much brew for ur help so far
[02:53] <bruenig> UbuntuNewbie, feisty in #ubuntu+1
[02:53] <AmaroqWolf> Okay dokay, I've uninstalled Aliens Versus Predator 2, and now I'm gonna install Aliens Versus Predator Gold. But alas, I'm having the same trouble this time with the second CD. This installer doesn't let me choose a different CD drive for second CD though...
[02:53] <Zues_62> brue i mean
[02:53] <UbuntuNewbie> k, thx
[02:53] <owh> oktober: Hold on.
[02:53] <Zues_62> brue do i have to make a journel for it again?
[02:53] <Zues_62> or will that be done
[02:53] <bruenig> Zues_62, not sure I get what you mean, just create ext3 and then apply, it will all be done
[02:53] <metal03> I'm trying everything and I still can't make that .mkv video work...  anyone can help?
[02:54] <owh> oktober: The process is this: 1. Connect the printer to the router. 2. Configure the router. 3. Add a printer in Linux that prints to the router. 4. Profit.
[02:54] <hendrixski> how do I move an entire folder with the mv command?
[02:54] <bruenig> Zues_62, you will have to edit /etc/fstab in order for it to mount properly and stuff
[02:54] <owh> oktober: So, which of those have you done?
[02:54] <hendrixski> I didn't see it as one of the flags in the man files
[02:54] <bruenig> hendrixski, mv folder destination
[02:54] <Zues_62> oh how do i do that brue
[02:54] <oktober> owh: it's connected, what do I need to do to configure the router?
[02:54] <hendrixski> bruenig, that's what I thought too, but it said it can't move folders
[02:54] <owh> hendrixski: And don't include the trailing slash, or it will move the files.
[02:54] <oktober> owh: I can connect to it and play with all the little settings but I don't know what to look for
[02:54] <bruenig> Zues_62, well when you finish partitioning and applying changes, then I will tell you
[02:55] <Zues_62> ok
[02:55] <owh> oktober: I suspect that you have taken care of 1 and 2.
[02:55] <owh> oktober: Let's start with 3.
[02:55] <oktober> owh: ok
[02:55] <Victorr> hi, does anyone know how to go from a DVD backup using dvdbackup to an burnable ISO image?
[02:55] <owh> oktober: Double-click on "New Printer"
[02:55] <PyroMessiah> Hi, I'm using Feisty, anyone know how I get to the Art Manager?
[02:55] <hendrixski> owh, oh... so not mv folder/* dest/*   ok
[02:55] <bruenig> Victorr, what is dvdbackup
[02:55] <oktober> owh: uh hu
[02:55] <Zues_62> brue its done
[02:55] <bruenig> Pyromancer, feisty in #ubuntu+1
[02:56] <Zues_62> now what
[02:56] <Victorr> bruenig, it is a program that dumps the contents of a DVD to a folder
[02:56] <bruenig> Zues_62, ok, do cat /etc/fstab and paste the output of that in pastebin
[02:56] <PyroMessiah> Thanks
[02:56] <bruenig> !pastebin | Zues_62
[02:56] <ubotu> Zues_62: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[02:56] <owh> oktober: Choose network printer.
[02:56] <bruenig> Victorr, just vobs and stuff?
[02:56] <Victorr> bruenig, yes
[02:56] <owh> oktober: Choose LPD
[02:56] <oktober> owh: alright
[02:56] <neil__> Hey guys, how do I add a shared network printer (windows) to ubuntu?
[02:56] <owh> oktober: Type the IP address you gave into the Host box, the lp into the queue box.
[02:57] <Zues_62> u mean the /media thing brue?
[02:57] <owh> neil__: System -> Administration -> Printers.
[02:57] <neil__> ty
[02:57] <hendrixski> bruenig, You're always on here? do you work for Ubuntu?
[02:57] <bruenig> Victorr, you don't need a program for that you can just move them yourself, but nevertheless, first do "dvdauthor -o folder -T"
[02:57] <neil__> owh: Says CUPS server cant be contacted.. do I have to install cups?
[02:57] <hendrixski> I heard they have their tech support guys on IRC a lot
[02:57] <Shadowpillar> my laptop locks up when I boot with a pc card
[02:58] <owh> neil__: What option did you choose?
[02:58] <Shadowpillar> soft lockup
[02:58] <bruenig> Victorr, then do mkisofs -dvd-video -o whatever.iso folder/
[02:58] <Victorr> bruenig, thanks a lot I will read the dvdauthor man page
[02:58] <owh> oktober: Now choose the driver, and you're good to go.
[02:58] <oktober> owh: alrighty, added the closest printer (MFC-9600)
[02:58] <bruenig> Victorr, well it is just those two commands
[02:58] <neil__> owh: Nothing, just system: admin: printing
[02:58] <owh> neil__: Then, yes.
[02:58] <neil__> Dont get an option
[02:58] <Victorr> bruenig, thanks a lot, I really appreciate it!
[02:58] <oktober> owh: but I try to do a test print and it says, "stopped: job-stopped"
[02:58] <neil__> ok,, just via synaptic?
[02:58] <owh> neil__: Yup
[02:58] <abisen> I have a Intel Core 2 Duo with 4GB of RAM and on ubuntu it only shows around 3GB available any idea what might be wrong... I am running 32bit ubuntu
[02:58] <bruenig> hendrixski, no
[02:58] <oktober> owh: "Paused: /usr/lib/cups/backend/lpd failed"
[02:59] <owh> oktober: That is likely a router issue. Is the IP address correct?
[02:59] <neil__> owh: thanks
[02:59] <oktober> owh: no, hold, typos
[02:59] <owh> neil__: Pleasure.
[03:00] <hendrixski> bruenig, wow, so you help all these people for fun?  that's awesome.  Thanks! :-)
[03:00] <hendrixski> definitely helped me a few times
[03:00] <owh> hendrixski: And perhaps next time when you come here for a question, you stick around for some answers :)
[03:01] <hendrixski> owh, I try to when I can :-)  I'm still kind of new myself
[03:01] <oktober> owh: holy cow, I think it might have gone through!!!
[03:01] <waseem> hi how do i uninstall limewire?
[03:01] <owh> hendrixski: A 747 pilot learnt to fly a Cessna once too :)
[03:01] <Apollo^101> i just installed ntfs-3g but i am unable to write nfts partitions. what can be the reason?
[03:01] <abisen> any grub modification that could get me 1GB back such that it's usable ?
[03:01] <bruenig> Apollo^101, cat /etc/fstab, pastebin that output of that command
[03:02] <bruenig> !pastebin | Apollo^101
[03:02] <ubotu> Apollo^101: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:02] <oktober> owh: ok, it works! Thanks!
[03:02] <hendrixski> owh, totally.  I know
[03:02] <owh> oktober: You have not been charged for this free support service :)
[03:02] <waseem> hi does anyone here know how to uninstall limewire?
[03:02] <bruenig> waseem, how did you install it
[03:02] <oktober> owh: W00t! So... where can I learn more about this stuff??
[03:02] <owh> waseem: How did you install it?
[03:03] <waseem> ubuntuguide
[03:03] <bruenig> owh, that capital H and ? screwed you
[03:03] <dabaR> waseem: Do you know where it's dir is?
[03:03] <BarronVon> anyone have a clue why on this computer under windows xp i can go to any coffee shop in town and download and upload like a banshee with bittorrent clients but under ubuntu 6.10 i can't seem to get anything to fly?
[03:03] <bruenig> waseem, link to the ubuntuguide part
[03:03] <waseem> well i accidentally installed Dash when it tells you not to, so maybe i should just uninstall dash
[03:03] <dabaR> waseem: maybe try "which limewire"
[03:03] <waseem> http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Edgy#How_to_install_P2P_Gnutella_Client_.28LimeWire.29
[03:03] <owh> bruenig: No, on my console I was first :)
[03:03] <NDAKOTA> hello, to automatically connect to a wireless router,which file do i add the essid name to
[03:03] <bruenig> owh, hmmm, well we need to go to the independent judges
[03:04] <bruenig> owh, although I do have lag as I am torrenting season 2 reno 911
[03:04] <owh> bruenig: The time-stamps are the same :)
[03:04] <owh> bruenig: I'm on a two-way satellite link, absolutely no excuse.
[03:04] <bruenig> which I own so it is not illegal ...
[03:04] <HymnToLife> bruenig won here :p
[03:04] <kylecasey> hi
[03:04] <NDAKOTA> hello, to automatically connect to a wireless router,which file do i add the essid name to
[03:05] <bruenig> !howdy | kylecasey
[03:05] <ubotu> kylecasey: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[03:05] <BarronVon> any clue why torrents under linux are not uploading?
[03:05] <waseem> owh: any ideas?
[03:05] <HymnToLife> NDAKOTA, /etc/network/interfaces
[03:05] <bruenig> BarronVon, probably port forwarding problems
[03:05] <wqeqwe> how to know my own ip? in the terminal
[03:05] <HymnToLife> I don't remember the exact syntax for wireless stuff but I'm sure it's in there
[03:05] <kylecasey> hey anybody use an ati graphics card and know how to make it work with ubuntu??
[03:05] <HymnToLife> wqeqwe, (sudo) ifconfig
[03:05] <owh> waseem: Well, we asked you how you installed it and you answered ubuntuguide, which is not a command I'm familiar with.
[03:05] <bruenig> wqeqwe, ipconfig | sed 's/addr://' | awk '/Bcast/ {print $2}'
[03:05] <waseem> owh: i linked you to the guide
[03:06] <hendrixski> kylecasey, I've done it a few times... what's up?
[03:06] <bruenig> wqeqwe, ifconfig | sed 's/addr://' | awk '/Bcast/ {print $2}'
[03:06] <bruenig> not ip
[03:06] <HymnToLife> bruenig, iFconfig, ipconfig in in the W' os :p
[03:06] <owh> waseem: You did at that. I'm now clicking to answer my question for you.
[03:06] <BarronVon> bruenig: how can it be a port forwarding problem when i have used this router with windows xp machines and torrents work fine?
[03:06] <jagsUT> yo peeps
[03:06] <jagsUT> im having a very bad ubuntu problem
[03:06] <hendrixski> kylecasey, it's a pain because thereare a hundred guides and none of them have all the steps :-(
[03:06] <jagsUT> i need help
[03:06] <jagsUT> badly
[03:06] <wqeqwe> WHAT?
[03:06] <wqeqwe> Which one
[03:06] <owh> !enter
[03:06] <ubotu> Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[03:06] <bruenig> BarronVon, that is what it sounds like, I am not big on the networking stuff
[03:06] <kylecasey> im using a radeon 9600 and when i try halflife 2 (i finally got it installed and can read it) the screen says unsupported hardware
[03:07] <bruenig> wqeqwe, this one ifconfig | sed 's/addr://' | awk '/Bcast/ {print $2}'
[03:07] <Zues_62> brue its mounted now and has a journel but doesnt show up in computer window
[03:07] <kylecasey> i have the ati control panel for linux and its showing my card as a pci when its an agp
[03:07] <NDAKOTA> does anyone have any idea what softMAC is? It appears in the updated kernel
[03:07] <wqeqwe> bruenig,  thank you
[03:07] <owh> waseem: The answer to my question was: "I used alien and dpkg."
[03:07] <hendrixski> kylecasey, have you already tried to install the ATI drivers?
[03:07] <jagsUT> "your home directory is listed as: '/home/bruno' but it does not appear to exist......
[03:07] <jagsUT> what is going on
[03:07] <kylecasey> yep
[03:07] <NDAKOTA> sorry I forgot to include the full name, it is ieee802.11softMAC
[03:07] <bruenig> Zues_62, what is this you keep saying about journal
[03:07] <Zues_62> bruening do i have to reset pc?
[03:07] <BarronVon> bruenig: i have used this laptop at at least 5 coffee shops and downloaded torrents under xp... it doesn't make sense that all 5 of those routers would need port forwarding
[03:07] <waseem> owh: honestly, i dont even know what im doing. but really theres no need to be condescending
[03:07] <ajmorris_> anyone know of an app that can move, re-size and join together linux partitions?
[03:07] <kylecasey> i used the big x86.run one
[03:07] <owh> waseem: Now, inside some directory somewhere you have a list of .deb files that you installed. Go to that directory.
[03:08] <Zues_62> oh it needs a journel to be an ext3 brue
[03:08] <tom47> i have an apt problem ..... seems to be an invalid gpg problem
[03:08] <Zues_62> i have that and i have mounted it but cant see it yet brue?
[03:08] <owh> waseem: I wasn't trying to be condescending. I was looking for an answer.
[03:08] <waseem> owh: what is the default directory that it would install it to?
[03:08] <bruenig> BarronVon, not big on networking, like I said. I have a dsl modem, that is it. Worked by default, opened the port using firestarter and that is the extent of my linux networking knowledge.
[03:08] <BarronVon> is there a command to see which ports are open at a given time?
[03:08] <kylecasey> i also checked in the system and it shows the card as a pci as well so im kind of lost as to why it is doing it?
[03:08] <NDAKOTA> alright, hyhmtolife, thanks for your help.
[03:08] <owh> waseem: The same place that you downloaded the .rpm to.
[03:08] <hendrixski> kylecasey, hhhhmmm, that may be above my head
[03:09] <waseem> owh: ok theyre both in the home file
[03:09] <bruenig> Zues_62, do "cat /etc/fstab" and pastebin the output
[03:09] <bruenig> !pastebin | Zues_62
[03:09] <ubotu> Zues_62: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:09] <jagsUT> is there anyone in here that can help me with my problem??  i have no idea what i have done.....i was changing my splash screen and now i cant get ubuntu to work properly
[03:09] <owh> waseem: How many .deb files do you have?
[03:09] <waseem> just one
[03:09] <kylecasey> well i followed most of the guides(youre right most are a big pain) and i setup the fgrlx or whatever it is with xorg
[03:09] <student_modnar> Hello, I was curious, does any one else have a problem of linux not booting (Debian\Ubuntu) when you have a external usb hard drive plugged in?
[03:10] <kylecasey> now seeing that my card is being detected wrong has me wondering what else has to be done
[03:10] <Dark-cky> hello
[03:10] <Dark-cky> any Cky fans here??
[03:10] <owh> waseem: Excellent. Type this command: dpkg -l|grep -i lime
[03:10] <hendrixski> kylecasey, I think that the detection of the card is a way of checking if the install was succesful, if I remember some of the guides correctly
[03:11] <Dark-cky> Cky!!!!
[03:11] <Dark-cky> come on
[03:11] <jagsUT> is there anyone in here that can help me with my problem??  i have no idea what i have done.....i was changing my splash screen and now i cant get ubuntu to work properly
[03:11] <Apollo^101> bruenig, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/13960/
[03:11] <Epic720> I am having troubles setting up ntfs-3g with my raided NTFS SATA drives, can anyone help?
[03:11] <Apollo^101> ubotu, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/13960/
[03:11] <bruenig> !bot | Apollo^101
[03:11] <ubotu> Apollo^101: I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[03:11] <hendrixski> kylecasey, like if it's still detecting the mesa drivers instead of the ATI drivers for the card...  did you remember to restrict the olddrivers?
[03:11] <cables> Has anyone experienced flickering animated cursors with the nVidia binary drivers? I also notice it when using VirtualBox's video drivers.
[03:12] <kylecasey> i dont know how to do that
[03:12] <waseem> owh: ok what do i do after that?
[03:12] <kylecasey> and i dont even know what/where those are
[03:12] <owh> waseem: What does it say?
[03:12] <waseem> owh: actually im good, i know what to do from here
[03:12] <waseem> thanks
[03:12] <bruenig> Apollo^101, ok and you have ntfs-3g installed right?
[03:12] <wqeqwe> how can i use proxys?
[03:12] <tom47> i have a problem sudo apt-get update says 400 Bad Request (prev had what seemed gpg problems) pls help
[03:12] <owh> waseem: Excellent.
[03:13] <Apollo^101> bruenig, yes
[03:13] <tyler> Anybody here know about DVD codecs?
[03:13] <hendrixski> kylecasey, linux_restricted_modules   .... I think it's in /etc/init.d/  it stop the previous driver from loading, so that you load the ATI one that you want
[03:13] <jagsUT> what does this mean?   user's $HOME/.dmrc file is being ignored
[03:13] <jagsUT> i can not long in anymore
[03:13] <kylecasey> and i type that into terminal?
[03:14] <kylecasey> and does this mean i have to do the ati config all over again?as well
[03:14] <Niriven> Is geared toward a free project in the future too?
[03:14] <hendrixski> kylecasey, hold on... I'll find a guide that shows you how.... give me 1.5 minutes :-P
[03:14] <kylecasey> ok hopefully they actually list the steps
[03:14] <kylecasey> thanks
[03:14] <Zues_62> brue good news it shows up
[03:14] <jagsUT> is there anyone in here that can help me with my problem??  i have no idea what i have done.....i was changing my splash screen and now i cant get ubuntu to work properly
[03:14] <metal03> I've done everything I could to make that .mkv video work...  but all I get is from VLC and it's only the sound!!  Anyone can help?
[03:15] <Zues_62> brue now how do i set the permisions for it
[03:15] <snarfer> !bugs
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[03:15] <tom47> jagsUT does it say it has incorrect permissions?
[03:15] <bruenig> Apollo^101, ok do "sudo mv /etc/fstab /etc/fstab.backup" and then do "gksudo gedit /etc/fstab" and copy and paste this into it. http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/13961/
[03:15] <tyler> Anybody here know how to install DVD Codecs?
[03:15] <bruenig> Zues_62, ok, do you know the mount point?
[03:15] <bruenig> !dvd | tyler
[03:15] <ubotu> tyler: For playing DVD, see http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/video.html - "libdvdcss2" can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages - Try k9copy (available in !Universe) for backing up DVDs
[03:15] <jagsUT> tom
[03:15] <jagsUT> i need ur help
[03:15] <kylecasey> hendrix it shows mesa drivers in the ati control center as well as bus setting to 0
[03:15] <chili5555> tyler: what kind of DVD codecs? to play or rip or...?
[03:15] <undeadelf527> no idea, could i get anyone to give me a quick run through on wine commands..
[03:15] <jagsUT> i can not log in
[03:15] <undeadelf527> i want to see if i can run WC.. i think i may have just enabled 3d acceleration, don't know for sure
[03:15] <jagsUT> bc my /home doesnt exist anymore or something it says
[03:16] <duslow> anyone else having issues with 7.04 and keyboard mappings?
[03:16] <undeadelf527> your /home doesn't exist? that's probably not good
[03:16] <hendrixski> kylecasey, there's an ATI thread on ubuntu forums I checked a few times  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=221320
[03:16] <bruenig> how do you umount UUID, can you just do sudo umount <whatever the UUID is>
[03:16] <Zues_62> brue does that mean /dev/media/sda2?
[03:16] <tom47> jagsUT oh dear
[03:16] <bruenig> Zues_62, it won't be /dev/media
[03:16] <hendrixski> kylecasey, yeah, if you see Mesa drivers that means it didn't work
[03:16] <jaevel> can any1 tell me if i install ubuntu then install KDE desktop is it the same as installing kubuntu?
[03:16] <bruenig> Zues_62, maybe /media/sda2
[03:16] <duslow> jaevel, yes
[03:16] <jagsUT> what should i do tom?
[03:16] <Zues_62> oh ok yep
[03:16] <Zues_62> thats it
[03:16] <snarfer> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1
[03:16] <snarfer> o.o
[03:16] <Zues_62> brue thats it
[03:16] <jaevel> duslow: kewl thanks!
[03:16] <kylecasey> and does the bus setting change once i do this again
[03:16] <linuxpoet> anyone able to update edgy to feisty yet?
[03:16] <bruenig> Zues_62, ok sudo chmod 777 -R /media/sda2
[03:16] <jagsUT> tom come to #bruno so we can talk about this please
[03:17] <Zues_62> ty so much for ur help brue
[03:17] <duslow> linuxpoet, i did
[03:17] <undeadelf527> what is feisty?
[03:17] <bruenig> !feisty | linuxpoet
[03:17] <ubotu> linuxpoet: The next version of Ubuntu (7.04; codenamed "Feisty Fawn") should be released in April 2007. Beta is out! http://www.ubuntu.com/news/Ubuntu704Beta Schedule: !schedule - Specifications (goals): https://features.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/feisty - Help and support in #ubuntu+1 (NOT #ubuntu)
[03:17] <undeadelf527> just update of edgy?
[03:17] <hendrixski> kylecasey, This was the one with the restricted modules thing I recomend https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[03:17] <undeadelf527> same difference as from dapper to edgy?
[03:17] <bruenig> undeadelf527, I guess you could call it that, it is the next release
[03:17] <cntb> in some installs ubuntualtCD install stopped advancing at 83 % or 33 % in other
[03:17] <cntb> I am so used to alternatCD
[03:18] <hendrixski> kylecasey, that link I just sent also has a VERY important step .... the soft linking  thing .... ln -s /usr/lib/dri/fglrx_dri.so /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri
[03:18] <jagsUT> why does my /home not exist anymore?
[03:18] <undeadelf527> anyways, how do i install a program using wine, specifically warcraft ROC n TFT
[03:18] <kylecasey> ok i used this one earlier but i remeber getting some error
[03:18] <jagsUT> i can not log on
[03:18] <hendrixski> kylecasey, I found that without those it didn't want to work right... not sure why
[03:18] <bjt32> hey guys
[03:18] <Apollo^101> bruenig, you just replaced ntfs by nfts-3g . right?
[03:18] <bruenig> Apollo^101, no, I did some other things too
[03:18] <tom47> jagsUT is it still in your fstab
[03:18] <bruenig> Apollo^101, to the options
[03:19] <kylecasey> give me a few seconds to reopen the terminal and run the commands and find the error i got before
[03:19] <jagsUT> how can i scheck that?
[03:19] <hendrixski> kylecasey, yeah, the guide has two methods... use the second one ... 3: install from ati.com (latest version)
[03:19] <undeadelf527> jk found the wine stuff online
[03:19] <bjt32> ouch.. someone installing ati drivers? or what
[03:19] <Epic720> I am having troubles setting up ntfs-3g with my raided NTFS SATA drives, can anyone help?
[03:19] <kylecasey> yeah i did where i grabbed this 54 mb .run file
[03:20] <bruenig> Apollo^101, after you save that file, do sudo umount /dev/hdb1 && sudo umount /dev/hdb6 && sudo mount -a
[03:20] <tom47> i have a problem sudo apt-get update says 400 Bad Request (prev had what seemed gpg problems) pls help
[03:20] <Apollo^101> ok
[03:21] <Apollo^101> ok
[03:21] <abisen> my linux 32-bit dosent shows me my 4G (installed) RAM instead it shows 3G i just checked google.com and figured that a 32 bit kernel should support upto 4 GB
[03:21] <hendrixski> kylecasey, oh ... umm, yeah.  Then I may not be able to help you beyond that.  I'm still kind of a linux newb myself :-)
[03:21] <kylecasey> damn
[03:22] <kylecasey> i been messing around with this thing for 3 days
[03:22] <bruenig> kylecasey, what is the problem
[03:22] <kylecasey> i cant get my ati card to work right with ubuntu
[03:22] <bruenig> !nvidia | kylecasey did you follow this?
[03:22] <ubotu> kylecasey did you follow this?: To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[03:22] <kylecasey> im trying to play halflife 2 and have wine and all of that
[03:22] <kylecasey> yes but i get an error
[03:23] <bruenig> kylecasey, are you trying to install the .bin or what exactly
[03:23] <coolbone> anyone recomend an easy reading apache config walkthrough for newbies?
[03:23] <coolbone> im using https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP and having questions about apachefonig part
[03:23] <tom47> i have a problem sudo apt-get update says 400 Bad Request (prev had what seemed gpg problems)
[03:23] <kylecasey> for instance the one i just got from the fglrxinfo was Xlib:  extension "XFree86-DRI" missing on display ":0.0".
[03:23] <kylecasey> display: :0.0  screen: 0
[03:23] <kylecasey> OpenGL vendor string: Mesa project: www.mesa3d.org
[03:23] <kylecasey> OpenGL renderer string: Mesa GLX Indirect
[03:23] <kylecasey> OpenGL version string: 1.2 (1.5 Mesa 6.5.1)
[03:23] <coolbone> er apache config
[03:23] <hendrixski> bruenig, he followed the guide that worked for me when I installed it,which magily fixed it when another guide gave me the wrong info
[03:24] <bruenig> kylecasey, yeah I have integrated garbage, so can't help you there
[03:24] <bruenig> kylecasey, perhaps try the envy script?
[03:24] <bruenig> !envy
[03:24] <ubotu> envy is a Python script that eases installation of the official Nvidia and ATI drivers. This software is NOT supported by ubuntu and you will not receive aid for it here. More at http://albertomilone.com/nvidia_scripts1.html See !nvidia and !nvidia9
[03:24] <kylecasey> envy?
[03:25] <hendrixski> kylecasey, I think easyUbuntu has an ATI install script... I haven't tried that, but it may work?
[03:25] <bruenig> kylecasey, yeah what ubotu just said
[03:25] <Apollo^101> thanks all
[03:25] <akari> Just a short one... cannot play Neverwinter Nights on amd-8k 64 bit ubunto can I? Because NWN is 32 bit? >.<
[03:26] <hendrixski> bruenig, that isn't the same one that's in easyUbuntu is it?
[03:26] <bruenig> hendrixski, no
[03:26] <hendrixski> oh, Ok,... so easyubuntu.freecontrib.org may be another thing to try to get ATI to work, I guess
[03:27] <bruenig> hendrixski, yes tis
[03:27] <bruenig> !easyubuntu