[18:40] <jyraia> someone got problem connecting in MSN (pidgin, Amsn or emesene?)
[18:40] <dremits> hey how can i apply permissions set in nautilus recursively?
[18:40] <Pici> zer0her0: But ~/bin/ isn't for putting application folders into, its for putting executables into.
[18:40] <AegNuddel> hmm
[18:40] <zer0her0> pici i created ~/bin
[18:40] <pyMitch> zer0her0: Is there a reason
[18:40] <zer0her0> it's not a normal directory
[18:41] <soreau> dreamnid: I'm not even sure nautilus has that capability. Why not use CLI?
[18:41] <pyMitch> zer0her0: you should put its in /usr/sbin/
[18:41] <zer0her0> pyMitch: ah they are actually finally up to 3.5
[18:41] <soreau> dremits: I'm not even sure nautilus has that capability. Why not use your terminal?
[18:41] <xangua> jyraia: do you have the latest versions of pidgin, emesene, amsn¿¿
[18:42] <zer0her0> last i check they were still on 3.2 or something
[18:42] <Pici> pyMitch: er, sbin should only be for system administration binaries.
[18:42] <jyraia> yeah
[18:42] <xangua> pidgin is 2.6.6 and emesene is 1.6 jyraia
[18:42] <jyraia> xangua, yes
[18:42] <jyraia> this is the 3rd time that i reinstall Linux
[18:42] <Pici> zer0her0: ~/bin/ is typically the path thats added to your $PATH
[18:42] <jyraia> Ubuntu
[18:42] <jyraia> to try connect
[18:42] <jyraia> with Xubuntu i didn't had this problems
[18:42] <zer0her0> Pici: ~/bin/ doesn't exist on a normal linux system, i created it, and added apps to it
[18:43]  * soreau flips xangua upside down so his question marks are right side up
[18:43] <zer0her0> they all run fine, even eclipse if i cd into it
[18:43] <dremits> soreau: i am. wouldn't mind a gui alternative as well if for example i'm just browsing with a GUI file manager and want to quickly alter permissions without loading terminal. it's not a big problem. i just wondered
[18:43] <zer0her0> it's just freaking out about permissions/execution when i try to do it from a diff location
[18:43] <stuckey> I try to mount my cdrom with a disc in it and I get an error that says "mount: no medium found..."
[18:43] <pyMitch> zer0her0: Bash does not look in that folder normally
[18:43] <soreau> dremits: If it's possible, I don't know of the way to do it
[18:43] <xangua> jyraia: then no idea; for pidgin help you can try #pidgin; i have no isues with both apps
[18:43] <pyMitch> zer0her0: to do it more elegantly
[18:43] <soreau> dremits: but I think nautilus doesn't have this feature
[18:43] <Kentrel> Hi, I want to be able to mount all my drives automatically when I log in with my main user account, but only that account. Any other users have to enter the administrator password. How do I do that
[18:43] <dremits> soreau: ok doesn't matter
[18:43] <stuckey> http://paste.debian.net/68861/ <--- see that in dmesg
[18:43] <zer0her0> pyMitch: yes i know i added it to my $PATH variable
[18:44] <zaxonspox> stuckey tryed with different cd's?
[18:44] <dremits> stuckey: thanks anyway. no biggy
[18:44] <pyMitch> zer0her0: oh
[18:44] <stuckey> zaxonspox: yes and it worked
[18:44] <Pici> zer0her0: ~/bin/ is the canonical location for user binaries.
[18:44] <clutch> ok, on my previous xubuntu install sound was fine.  minimal install + fluxbox has no sound now though.  I have installed alsa-base, alsa-utils, alsa-tools, linux-sound-base
[18:44] <stuckey> This can't be a bad dvd though -- it worked for like several weeks. I just burned it a few weeks ago. And it's a yuden disc.
[18:44] <pyMitch> zer0her0: why do you want it to be there? instead of in /usr/sbin
[18:44] <clutch> mixer is all unmuted and turned up
[18:45] <clutch> alsaconf returns command not found
[18:45] <gunksta> not counting heavy, full-scale organizers like f-spot and digikam, are there any image viewers that do a good job editing IPTC tags?
[18:45] <zer0her0> forget it
[18:45] <jyraia_> xangua, it's try to connect but never got
[18:45] <zer0her0> Pici: ~/bin/ doesn't exist on a normal install how can it be the canonical's location?
[18:45] <pyMitch> zer0her0: this seems like alot of effort over nothing
[18:45] <jyraia_> stay with only loging in
[18:46] <zer0her0> pyMitch: you're exactly right
[18:46] <pyMitch> zer0her0: Lol
[18:46] <zer0her0> this convo is useless
[18:46] <soreau> zer0her0: It exists if you're root ;)
[18:46] <jwm--canada> still here with the following question: does a Core 2 processor need the 64 bit PC version of karmic?
[18:46] <soreau> or if you create the dir
[18:46] <Out_Cold> jwm--canada, it can run on x86
[18:46] <cyb3r37> hello i don't know what it : http://pastebin.com/kzAF4zAH can do, who tell me what it do pleaze ?
[18:46] <Slart> jwm--canada: 64bit cpus can use 32bit ubuntu
[18:46] <soreau> jwm--canada: Yea, you can use 32 or 64 bit
[18:47] <zer0her0> soreau: um no it doesn't
[18:47] <Slart> jwm--canada: the other way around doesn't work though
[18:47] <soreau> zer0her0: Sorry, I was wrong
[18:47] <jwm--canada> slart/soreau: any reason to choose one or the other?
[18:47] <soreau> zer0her0: I was thinking of /bin
[18:47] <zer0her0> whatever meeting time
[18:47] <xangua> jyraia for pidgin install msn-pecan: sudo apt-get install msn-pecan
[18:47] <soreau> jwm--canada: Well I think 64bit has more bugs in general but it's capable of handling more than 4GB RAM
[18:47] <NinoScript> lol, not even making a new user with UID 502 worked :P
[18:47] <Slart> jwm--canada: not really.. the performance increase is not really noticable for normal use.. the 64bit version can use more than 4GB or RAM though.. that's the only reason I know
[18:47] <xangua> jyraia_: then change your msn acount to a wlm and try
[18:48] <pyMitch> jwm--canada: 64bit is only needed when you have over 4gb of memory installed (Including graphics memory)
[18:48] <xangua> (12:47:39) xangua: jyraia for pidgin install msn-pecan: sudo apt-get install msn-pecan - jyraia_ *
[18:48] <onlymejosh> I am trying to install ImageMagick onto my ubuntu machine, I followed the guide on the imagemagick site, but it seems I have done something wrong, How do I remove any installations of ImageMagick and start again if you will?
[18:48] <Slart> jwm--canada: oh.. and 64bit gets you that warm feeling of being on the edge ;)
[18:48] <NinoScript> zaxonspox: btw, that page didn't help :P
[18:48] <pyMitch> jwm--canada: your processor also handles double the information in one go
[18:49] <pyMitch> jwm--canada: although that doesn't mean its faster
[18:49] <cyb3r37> who tell me what it do pleaze : http://pastebin.com/kzAF4zAH
[18:49] <zaxonspox> stuckey is this cd and UDF one?
[18:49] <stuckey> zaxonspox: I'm not sure I know what you mean.
[18:49] <soreau> ! es | cyb3r37
[18:50] <jetienne> q. the new release will be using pulse audio ? if so, is it fixed ?
[18:50] <xangua> soreau: that's french, not spanish :S
[18:50] <soreau> xangua: Is there a factoid for 'I cant understand your pastebin'?
[18:51] <cyb3r37> omg
[18:51] <cyb3r37> and i speak english ..
[18:51] <Slart> cyb3r37: but the text in the pastebin is in french
[18:52] <cyb3r37> so who can help me pleaze ? hum ok i convert it in english
[18:52] <jetienne> i speak french, you answer me, and i translate :)
[18:52] <Slart> cyb3r37: fichier_cible?
[18:52] <jetienne> target file
[18:52] <zaxonspox> stuckey UDF-fs: No anchor found UDF-fs: No partition found (1), looks like UDF and damaged, or CD drive dont want to cooperate
[18:52] <jetienne> Slart: target file
[18:52] <stuckey> zaxonspox: how can I determine?
[18:52] <Slart> jetienne: ah.. thanks
[18:52] <stuckey> I'm guessing the drive might have taken a dump
[18:53] <soreau> cyb3r37: It might also help to explain what you're trying to do exactly
[18:53] <cyb3r37> http://pastebin.com/mQnmtpq4
[18:53] <cyb3r37> i think it creat a file with 3 files
[18:53] <cyb3r37> .. but i don't know what it do exactly ..
[18:54] <zaxonspox> stuckey put this CD/DVD into another Drive
[18:54] <Slart> cyb3r37: it copies the first 64kb byte from file 1, then another 64kb block from file 2 and so on.. I think
[18:54] <cyb3r37> who know the script ? and why it never make the same file ?
[18:55] <cyb3r37> :o
[18:55] <Slart> cyb3r37: or rather.. it starts off by creating a big file with \377 whatever that translates to.. octal?
[18:55] <Slart> cyb3r37: it doesn't? that's odd..
[18:55] <cyb3r37> i don't know ...
[18:56] <cyb3r37> i go eat
[18:56] <iadrian> anybody who has a sound problem with HP Dv6 laptops with ATI chipset i found a solution
[18:57] <darolu> iadrian: you should post it in the forums :)
[18:57] <Slart> cyb3r37: here's a thread about it.. in french http://forums.fedora-fr.org/viewtopic.php?id=44694
[18:57] <pixil> Definitely would be forum thread
[18:57] <djoef> Hi, could it be that a HP scanner G2410 is not supported in ubuntu 9.10 ?
[18:57] <iadrian> http://swiss.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9024544
[18:57] <shane2peru> does anyone know how to setup spell checking in OOo Impress?  I have spanish dictionaries installed, but can't figure out how to enable them in Impress
[18:57] <iadrian> this is the thread that works with the ATI  chipset
[18:58] <iadrian> i tried everything else, only that works
[18:58] <iceroot> !xsane | djoef
[18:58] <jakiw> hi, how do i find out the pw of pidgin, when it does autologin?? i forgot the password and only can login into icq from that pc with pidgin autologin
[18:58] <cyb3r37> yeah but i arrived of this topic
[18:58] <cyb3r37> ..
[18:59] <jwm--canada> thanks for all the advice
[18:59] <shane2peru> oh, never mind, a rarity happened and I spelled everything correctly, lol.
[18:59] <krish-1> hello
[18:59] <cyb3r37> and i want to know what it do ..
[18:59] <cyb3r37> i have found it on this topic ..
[18:59] <darolu> jakiw: somewhere in ~/.purple/
[18:59] <jakiw> daurlo thx, ill search
[18:59] <Slart> cyb3r37: well.. there is an explanation right there in the text
[18:59] <Nedrae> jakiw: you can read ~/.purple/accounts.xml with a text editor
[19:00] <krish-1> hello
[19:00] <darolu> hello krish-1
[19:01] <krish-1> iam facing some problem in ubuntu
[19:01] <krish-1> plz help me out
[19:02] <djoef> iceroot, thank you, apparently the scanner is not mentioned, this is kind of weird as it is a common scanner from a well known brand :( (I just bought it this afternoon :()
[19:02] <guntbert> !ask | krish-1
[19:02] <Slart> krish-1: just describe your problem or ask your question
[19:02] <djoef> iceroot, Could I find out when it would be supported ?
[19:02] <iceroot> djoef: i think the best way is to google or search the ubuntu-forums for the scanner name and the ubuntu-version
[19:05] <darolu> what's a good tutorials site to learn Blender?
[19:05] <krish-1> when iam trying to minimize some window,at the bottom toolbar ,the minimized window is been disapears.
[19:05] <mallen_> Is it bad to run a Vitrual machine in a wubi install
[19:05] <DrGamut> Is there a way to install an older version of ubuntu within a newer version, such that I could chroot the old version's "root" for compiling applications with older libs/toolchain?
[19:06] <gunksta> krish-1: can you still alt+tab to the minimized application?
[19:06] <Elshar_> You could dump an old userland and then chroot to it
[19:06] <krish-1> when iam trying to minimize some window,at the bottom toolbar ,the minimized window is been disapears.
[19:06] <pleed_> Hi
[19:07] <darolu> Hello pleed
[19:07] <kain> hello people. I'm experiencing a weird problem and I'm not sure where to look. I was having a karmic ubuntu server installed from scratch but due to faulty hardware we decided to move to amazon ec2. I used a public AMI for an ubuntu server and it's up an running. however there are two problems: in my app server log I no longer see japanese/chinese chars and UTC clock seems to be off -1 hour.. suggestions from some expert?
[19:07] <gunksta> krish-1: it helps folks follow you if you include there name at the beginning of the post/
[19:07] <SauLus> how do I enable sudo for the software-center?
[19:07] <xangua> krish-1: do you remover the 'list windows' applet¿¿
[19:07] <gunksta> krish-1: ignoring the panel for the moment -- can you alt-tab to the minimized apps
[19:07] <xangua> SauLus: explain yourself, what do you want to do¿
[19:08] <pleed_> I ve got the following problem: i installed an ubuntu 9.10 with rescue mode. before installing i manually opened a crypto container to get the lvm where i installed it into. now when trying to boot the system it does not try to open the crypto container, i tried to edit /etc/crypttab and have done update-initramfs after that. still not working, any ideas?
[19:08] <iceroot> darolu: #blender
[19:08] <krish-1> how can i get the minimized window.
[19:08] <SauLus> xangua: I'd like to give the right to use the software-center to a user.
[19:08] <iceroot> DrGamut: use a vm
[19:08] <darolu> iceroot: of course! doh' thanks :D
[19:09] <xangua> SauLus: then just give that user administrator privileges
[19:09] <SauLus> xangua: this is not windows. Common
[19:09] <Slart> SauLus: check the sudoers file
[19:09] <SauLus> xangua: I dont want the user to change domain settings
[19:09] <xangua> SauLus: system> administration> users and groups
[19:09] <darolu> SauLus: in your super-admin session, go to System -Admin - Users and Groups and add privileges to the user in question
[19:09] <igandu> what is channel for ubuntu off topic?
[19:10] <xangua> !ot | igandu
[19:10] <gunksta> krish-1: if people are going to help you here, you have to answer their questions. Two different people have asked you relevant questions. Without more information, it's hard to figure out your problem
[19:10] <iceroot> SauLus: installing /removing software is much worse then changing a domain-setting
[19:10] <igandu> xangua, can u link me the off topic channel plz
[19:11] <guntbert> igandu: look at the sentence you got from ubottu
[19:11] <krish-1> iam a begginner.
[19:11] <r> hey guys! Does anyone here know a good network design program?
[19:11] <Slart> SauLus: I'm not sure if the software center runs apt in the background to actually install whatever you click on.. or if it's being run with root priveleges
[19:11] <xangua> krish-1: right clic in the panel> add> search for 'windows list'> add it
[19:11] <SauLus> iceroot: In my particular application I want to give the user full rights to install. However, apt-get and aptitude are not his prefered program.
[19:11] <koosha> hi
[19:12] <iceroot> SauLus: then give him sudo-rights
[19:12] <toyman61> Avidemux: Reading DVD-Video... how to store as DivX-compatible ?  Version 2.5.1
[19:12] <laughter> Hey guys, pidgin no longer is working with the indicator applet in my 9.10 set up, how can i get this working agin?
[19:12] <koosha> how can i upgrade my ubuntu by CD or DVD ?
[19:12] <iceroot> !upgrade | koosha
[19:13] <grifone> ciao
[19:13] <erUSUL> koosha: with the alternate CD
[19:13] <erUSUL> !alternate | koosha
[19:14] <guntbert> SauLus: won't work anyways - its not only a question of being able to execute a program but to write to the system folders - without much work only root can do that
[19:14] <iceroot> erUSUL: alternate is supporting more hardware?
[19:14] <laughter> Hey guys, pidgin no longer is working with the indicator applet in my 9.10 set up, how can i get this working again?
[19:14] <theadmin> laughter: ehm, indicator applet?
[19:14] <theadmin> oh, that. laughter: Sorry, dunno
[19:14] <laughter> yeah, in the top right corner
[19:15] <SauLus> guntbert: thats what sudo is for. All processes launched run as root.
[19:15] <xangua> laughter: do you have pidgin's notify icon enabled¿¿
[19:15] <xangua> if you want pidgin to use indicator applet disable notify icon laughter
[19:15] <laughter> i looked but couldnt find a plug in for preference
[19:15] <koosha> Does Alternate cd/dvd different from regular cd/dvd?
[19:15] <guntbert> SauLus: then I misread - I thought you didn't want to use sudo - sorry
[19:16] <theadmin> koosha: YEs, it has a text installer and can be used to upgrade the existing dist
[19:16] <krish-1> the window which iam minimizing disappears at the bottom toolbar,and iam not able to restore it, plz help
[19:16] <theadmin> krish-1: Seems like an app-specific stuff, it may close instead of minimization or dive somewhere into tray
[19:16] <xangua> krish-1: ignoring the people that are trying to help you is not the best way
[19:16] <laughter> xangua: how do i disable the icon? through pidgin?
[19:17] <theadmin> laughter: Yeah, it's in preferences
[19:17] <ninocass> Hi can someone tell me how to make openVPN exit after it fails to connect instead of constantly retrying?
[19:17] <xangua> laughter: tools> preferences ;)
[19:17] <xangua> mmm the notify icon option is in the first tab
[19:17] <darolu> krish-1: did you try to use ALT+TAB?
[19:17] <theadmin> Hm. Why when transmission works, Pidgin connects to MSN forever?
[19:18] <krish-1> no idint
[19:18] <Slart> SauLus: try this.. http://www.uluga.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1427971&page=2
[19:18] <laughter> xangua: i'm there but cant find the setting
[19:19] <darolu> krish-1: well do and see if you can restore your window that way... if you can't you probably closed it intead of minimizing it, do you have this problem with other windows?
[19:19] <CiprianX> #ubuntu-ro
[19:19] <CiprianX> connect
[19:19] <Slart> SauLus: it describes how to disable the password requirement for the software-center.. not sure if it will be system wide or just for a specified user.. it might be worth looking at though
[19:19] <CiprianX> connect ubuntu-ro
[19:20] <darolu> CiprianX: try "/join #ubuntu-ro"
[19:20] <Slart> CiprianX:  type    /join #ubuntu-ro
[19:20] <xangua> laughter: does this work¿¿ http://bit.ly/dwF2aB
[19:20] <CiprianX> k thx
[19:21] <krish-1> it worked thanks
[19:21] <laughter> xangua: that's ho i've kept it set, to "never"
[19:22] <ghostlines> hi all, i mounted a ntfs partition with the -rw but can write to it even as root, any idea's?
[19:22] <xangua> laughter: are you using lucid beta¿¿
[19:22] <CiprianX> problem with lxde session can anyone help ?
[19:22] <laughter> xangua: this only became an issue after i used ubuntu tweak to clean out cache and etc
[19:22] <laughter> xangua: i am using 9.10
[19:22] <qwe> hi
[19:22] <schweegi> can anybody help me by installing a sounddriver on ubuntu? i must compile them but i don't know what to do because i get an error
[19:23] <xangua> laughter: mmm then no idea :S maybe that ubuntu tweak deleted something
[19:23] <darolu> ghostlines: did you use ntfs-3g filesystem?
[19:23] <theadmin> schweegi: I think you can avoid compilation. Nevertheless, there usually is a file named "README" in source folder. Read it.
[19:23] <laughter> xangua: i guess so, would a reinstall of pidgin help?
[19:24] <theadmin> laughter: You're thinking the windows way. Right, let's reboot after every mouse movement and reinstall everything after every key press.
[19:24] <darolu> schweegi: pastebin your error http://paste.ubuntu.com
[19:24] <xangua> laughter: don't know if that works, but remember to also reinstall pidgin-data
[19:24] <schweegi> theadmin: yes, there is a readme file with instructons, but when i type "make" into a terminal i get an error that a folder can not be found
[19:24] <CiprianX> problem with lxde session can anyone help ?
[19:25] <ghostlines> darolu, i just did mount -t ntfs -rw so i guess no?
[19:25] <laughter> xangua: i've been solo ubuntu for a year now, iguess ive still got some windows tendancies ;)
[19:25] <joshyfluff> Hi all, I'm having tablet problems.
[19:25] <koosha> how I start to design program for Ubuntu os?
[19:25] <darolu> ghostlines: try with mount -t ntfs-3g ....
[19:25] <krish-1> iam not able to play any video in youtube.
[19:25] <schweegi> darolu: thanks. http://paste.ubuntu.com/414459/
[19:25] <VonTempest> Koosha: You start programming. There is not much use in developing programs for just a single OS. (Aside from it being utterly impractical.)
[19:25] <xangua> schestowitz: in teh terminal, are you in teh directory of that app; or you just star to type commands¿
[19:25] <joshyfluff> Does onyone know how to et a wacom bamboo working under 10.04?
[19:25] <joshyfluff> get*
[19:26] <darolu> !10.014
[19:26] <Pici> joshyfluff : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Lucid/10.04 support/discussion.
[19:26] <joshyfluff> Ooh, ok!
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[19:26] <schweegi> theadmin; darolu: i get this error when i type "make" in a terminal. and this is the readme file: http://paste.ubuntu.com/414461/
[19:27] <krish-1> no video is running in youtube
[19:28] <theadmin> schweegi: please run the command on english way (LANG=en sudo make), i can't read german very well
[19:28] <darolu> schweegi: alsa is already installed in all Ubuntu versions, do you absolutely need to install this alsa version?
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> Krish-1: do you have flash installed and javascript enabled
[19:28] <laughter> xangua: what should i do? wait for lucid to come out, I was planning a fresh install, i really do want to know how to fix this without a reinstall
[19:28] <krish-1> ya i have adobe flash installed
[19:28] <erUSUL> iceroot: so the factoid says. it has more room for modules
[19:29] <xangua> laughter: try to update, maybe that works; for updating pidgin you can find the instructions in it's web http://www.pidgin.im/
[19:29] <kermit> argh gnome-power-manager STILL dims my display when idle for even a few seconds, even though the option is disabled.
[19:29] <laughter> cool
[19:29] <theadmin> kermit: Screensaver set to "Blank screen"?
[19:29] <xangua> laughter: you can also try getdeb for updating pidgin; but it will also update some more http://www.getdeb.net/
[19:29] <craigbass1976> I've got this scandisk card reader plugged in.  My computer has no port for the cards, so I'm using this usb rig.  Anyone know how to mount it up?
[19:29] <ActionParsnip> Krish-1: use http://pastebin.com to give the output of: dpkg -l | grep flash; dpkg -l | grep gnash; dpkg -l | grep swf
[19:29] <schweegi> darolu: yes, because the microfon is not working in skype and all other applications. sometimes, when i type "alsamixer" into the terminal and set the input source to ext mic, it will be work, but now it doesn't work anytime... :(
[19:30] <Harrison_Bergero> hello all.  I have an officejet v40 that prints a test page after terminal command "sudo hp-setup" but i cant get openoffice to print...what gives?
[19:30] <wyclif> kermit: I hope the new release fixes all the sleep/hibernate issues, because that's a deal-breaker for some folks.
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> Craigbass1976: if you put a card in the reader and wait a while, does the partition show in the output of: sudo parted -l
[19:30] <laughter> xangua: thanks
[19:31] <Harrison_Bergero> is there a terminal command i can use to print from OO directly?
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> Harrison_bergero: do you have the latest hplip?
[19:31] <kermit> wyclif: i usually uninstall gnome-power-manager so it stops dimming my screen, but then if i leave it unplugged i know no way to auto-hibernate when the battery is low
[19:31] <craigbass1976> ActionParsnip, Nope, just regular filesystems
[19:31] <koosha> sometimes when i want to install new software or package in ubuntu when i type make, terminal show me an error about target
[19:31] <SauLus> Slart: the url gives me what I want. Thank you!
[19:32] <Harrison_Bergero> ActionParsnip, i dont know.  How do i tell?
[19:32] <wyclif> kermit: if you have dimming turned off in the app I have no idea what would cause that though
[19:32] <theadmin> koosha: You usually get it from repositories. Make requires a makefile. You must run a configure script or write one.
[19:32] <craigbass1976> ActionParsnip, I'm jus tnot sure what filesystem these usually use (fat?) and where in /dev/ I should be using to mount it
[19:32] <Sa[i]nT> Is there a Maverick Meerkat room yet?
[19:32] <rsyring> How can I "make install" into a .deb file so that I can then install/uninstall the deb.
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> Harrison_bergero: get the install script from the hplip site, make it executable and run it as your user (not sudo) in a terminal
[19:33] <schweegi> darolu: i hope that this problems with the ALC888-Chipset in lucid is fixed..
[19:33] <ActionParsnip> Harrison_bergero: ok then run: lsusb;lspci ,see what the card reader is, it may need a module modprobing to work (some ricoh readers need it extra modules)
[19:34] <darolu> schweegi: well my german knowledge is not good but it seems it can't find the "patch" command, try installing it with "sudo apt-get install patch" and try again
[19:34] <mike_> :O
[19:34] <Slart> SauLus: you're welcome
[19:34] <kermit> is there a power manager besides gnome-power-manager ?
[19:34] <krish-1> Krish-1: use http://pastebin.com to give the output of: dpkg -l | grep flash; dpkg -l | grep gnash; dpkg -l | grep swf, idint undstand
[19:34] <xangua> rsyring: i think you can do that with check-install, i am not very good with commands :(
[19:34] <rsyring> xangua: I think thats what I was looking for, thank you
[19:34] <rhineheart_m> please see this pastebin.. my problem is.. I received Permission Denied after executing ./configure http://pastebin.com/vQvHuvXH
[19:35] <ActionParsnip> Krish: run the command then copy the output to the website to make a paste, when you click the paste button the page will change, copy the address in the address bar and paste it here
[19:35] <schweegi> darolu: thank you :) now, "make" seems to work..
[19:36] <craigbass1976> ActionParsnip, forget it; it worked on a hardy box I have in the back room.
[19:36] <krish-1> ok
[19:36] <joso> hello!
[19:37] <rhineheart_m> anybody here knows the permission denied problem I'm facing? thank you..  http://imagebin.ca/view/7slPXxU.html http://pastebin.com/vQvHuvXH
[19:37] <darolu> !patience | rhineheart_m
[19:37] <ActionParsnip> Craigbass1976: ok then run; lsmod ,to see what modules (if any are needed), you can then mirror on you other box
[19:38] <Slart> rhineheart_m: what software is it you're trying to compile?
[19:38] <rhineheart_m> darolu: sorry.. I just supplemented the first question I raised here with image
[19:39] <rhineheart_m> Slart: GT.M sir..
[19:39] <joso> anyone can help? my update manager suddenly stopped working because of unknown error? it says same every time i try to update.
[19:39] <wyclif> how do you register a /nick using IRC? I run irssi. Thanks in advance!
[19:39] <rhineheart_m> Slart: http://www.fisglobal.com/Products/TechnologyPlatforms/GTM/index.htm
[19:39] <sinthetek> i am hoping someone could help me resolve graphics issues on karmic using nvidia for video playback
[19:39] <erUSUL> joso: try to update via terminal. « sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude safe-upgrade »
[19:40] <erUSUL> joso: paste the errors you get if any
[19:40] <erUSUL> !paste | joso
[19:40] <sinthetek> everything is pretty choppy since upgrading to karmic and reinstalling the 185 drivers didn't seem to help
[19:40] <Harrison_Bergero> ActionParsnip, "You have selected Ubuntu 9.10 using the HP Officejet v40 All-in-one Printer.
[19:40] <Harrison_Bergero> Ubuntu 9.10 supplies HPLIP 3.9.2 and it does support your printer."
[19:40] <darolu> wyclif: /msg nickserv register <your-password> <your-email>
[19:40] <ActionParsnip> Harrison_bergero: i'd still use it personally
[19:41] <Harrison_Bergero> ActionParsnip, I checked with synaptic package manager...im using the 3.9.8 version
[19:41] <yaaar> howdy
[19:41] <hp> hhhhhhhhhi
[19:41] <Harrison_Bergero> ActionParsnip, no mention of my printer in the updates including the latest 3.9.10
[19:41] <ActionParsnip> Harrison_bergero: I see
[19:41] <wyclif> darolu: Thanks.
[19:42] <Harrison_Bergero> ActionParsnip, i find it odd that using terminal i can print but not through OO
[19:42] <ActionParsnip> Harrson_bergero: can you print from other apps except OOo?
[19:42] <joso> 1
[19:42] <joso> 2
[19:42] <joso> 3
[19:42] <joso> 4	it says:
[19:42] <joso> Writing extended state information... Done
[19:42] <FloodBot3> joso: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:42] <joso> E: Could not get lock /var/lib/apt/lists/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[19:42] <joso> E: Couldn't lock list directory..are you root?
[19:42] <erUSUL> joso: close the update manager or synaptic
[19:42] <wyclif> how do I find out what my nick is registred under if I've registered before but forgot?
[19:42] <erUSUL> joso: do not paste here. use the pastebin
[19:43] <ActionParsnip> Joso: use sudo at the start of the command
[19:43] <erUSUL> wyclif: #freenode
[19:43] <ActionParsnip> Wyclif: ask in #freenode
[19:43] <Harrison_Bergero> ActionParsnip, yeah, just printed using gedit...and what do you know, it was a txt file of one of our conversations!
[19:43] <schweegi> darolu: now i have "make" and "make install" finish, but now the readme file says that i must type "alsaconf" into the terminal. but the terminal means "commant not found". do you know what i can do? ...
[19:43] <ActionParsnip> Wyclif: freenode passwords are nothing to do with ubuntu
[19:44] <ActionParsnip> Harrison_bergero: what version of OOo are you on?
[19:44] <darolu> schweegi: no idea sorry :(
[19:44] <Guiri> I seem to be limited to two webcams because my motherboard just has two intel EHCI controllers. Any way to get around this? I have 6 ports and need 4 cams hooked up
[19:44] <xangua> wyclif: better ask that in #freenode
[19:45] <toyman61> How do I find out if avidemux is compiled with Xvid-support ?
[19:45] <Harrison_Bergero> ActionParsnip, nevermind...got it to print.  Seems i have multiple drivers installed.  Ill throw out the others including the default which doesnt work
[19:45] <Harrison_Bergero> ActionParsnip, thanks
[19:45] <joso> tried, didn't work. It goes to 93% and then freezes. any idea?
[19:45] <ActionParsnip> Harrison_beregero: glad you got the gold :)
[19:45] <Rinsmaster> Any reason why my /dev/cdrom device disappeared? No programs recognize any dvd drive at all anymore, not even when (re-)inserting a cd/dvd...
[19:46] <erUSUL> joso: freezes how ? waiting for a mirror to respond?
[19:46] <joso> yes, connection timed out.
[19:47] <joso> then it offer partial upgrade, but same result
[19:47] <earthling> I've been using linux quite a while now and still don't have not found any good font viewers ...    ANY HELP??
[19:47] <erUSUL> joso: which repo times out ?
[19:47] <joso> 93% [Connecting to packages.freecontrib.org (<IP_ADDRESS>)]
[19:48] <jpds> joso: They are not an official Ubuntu mirror as far as I know.
[19:49] <erUSUL> joso: ust disable that third party repo; why are you using it btw ?
[19:49] <Lipe-jp> qual canal pra SERIALs ???????????????????????????????????????
[19:49] <jpds> !es | Lipe-jp
[19:49] <erUSUL> !piracy | Lipe-jp
[19:50] <joso> dunno. I'm beginner. I try to update my ubuntu through synaptic manager every time for security purpose
[19:50] <jpds> joso: Can you put your /etc/apt/sources.list file onto paste.ubuntu.com and give us the link?
[19:54] <toyman61> How do I save as DivX-compatible from avidemux ?
[19:54] <brontosaurusrex> toyman61: DivX-compatible doesnt mean anything
[19:54] <joso> yeah. here it is: http://paste.ubuntu.com/414482/
[19:56] <guntbert> joso: are you on ubuntu server?
[19:56] <joso> hm. I dunno what that means?
[19:57] <toyman61> brontosaurusrex, : I will refine my question: I want to save it into a format which is playable on my home theater equipment. (MPEG 4 ASP?)
[19:57] <stinger05> hello there everyone
[19:57] <Lipe-jp> very good, bye
[19:57] <toyman61> brontosaurusrex, : My home theater is capable of playing "DivX" (aka MPEG4 ASP?).
[19:57] <brontosaurusrex> toyman61: what player do you have?
[19:58] <toyman61> Samsung HT-BD 1255
[19:58] <guntbert> joso: because according to your sources.list you seem to be using a rather old version of ubuntu - which is only supported on ubuntu-server
[19:58] <toyman61> brontosaurusrex, : Samsung HT-BD 1255
[19:58] <stinger05> can a ubuntu system read a printer connected through a lan on a windows XP OS ?
[19:58] <toyman61> brontosaurusrex, : But it should also be playable on Samsung HT-BD2
[19:58] <guntbert> !who | joso (I'm sure jpds didn't see your answer)
[19:59] <toyman61> brontosaurusrex, : I used Pinnacle Studio 11 on Windows XP before, and it was able to store videos in what they called "DivX"...  :-)
[19:59] <brontosaurusrex> toyman61: select xvid asp, make it two-pass, set desired bitrate, leave everything default, but you can raise 'motion search precision'
[19:59] <toyman61> brontosaurusrex, : But DivX is not a format as such..
[19:59] <costre> man .. dark scenes are a bitch in compresse video. The reduced number of colors make even the best encoded HD-image look crappy :/
[19:59] <joso> !tab guntbert doh, it's ubuntu downloaded before a month or two from official site. how it can be old?
[20:00] <brontosaurusrex> toyman61: audio can be mp3, make it CBR
[20:00] <jose> I have just made a modification to my /etc/bash.bashrc file to include in the global path a directory, however the path is not being recognized
[20:00] <LivenDie> I have a cat
[20:00] <joso> !who | joso
[20:00] <joso> !joso
[20:00] <LivenDie> ok...I don't have a cat...I was lying
[20:00] <brontosaurusrex> brontosaurusrex: with xvid quantizer mode should work as well
[20:01] <guntbert> joso: (no need to type !tab - try with gunt<tab> (<tab> meaning press the tab key))
[20:01] <jose> has anybody had experience in adding paths to the /etc/bash.bashrc file?
[20:01] <joso> guntbert: lol. nice
[20:01] <toyman61> brontosaurusrex, : I'm using avidemux 2.5.1. but I'm not able to find xvid asp as a choice in the program ??!?!?
[20:02] <guntbert> joso: please paste the output of lsb_release -a
[20:02] <joso> guntbert: ok. ny help where can i find it?
[20:02] <stinger05> can a ubuntu system read a printer connected through a lan on a windows XP OS ?
[20:02] <brontosaurusrex> toyman61: MPEG-4 ASP (Xvid)
[20:03] <guntbert> joso: open a terminal (in applications/accessories/terminal) and there you type that
[20:03] <toyman61> brontosaurusrex, : I see.. :-))  I'll try that. Thanx!!  :-)
[20:03] <LivenDie> stinger05, I think the real question is; Does the Windows XP OS really exist?
[20:03] <brontosaurusrex> toyman61: no problemo
[20:03] <joso> guntbert: http://paste.ubuntu.com/414487/ stupid question. here it is
[20:04] <guntbert> joso: strange, thats an actual version - how in the world did you get that outdated sources.list?
[20:04] <stinger05> LivenDie: What do u mean ?
[20:04] <toyman61> brontosaurusrex, : Which is the best to choose: "Two pass - video size" or "Two pass - average bitrate" ?
[20:05] <LivenDie> stinger05, I don't know.  I didn't have an answer to you so I decided to give you something to think about
[20:05] <joso> guntbert: sorry friend, dunno. It comes by itself. any help to repair this? :)
[20:05] <brontosaurusrex> toyman61: this are the same thing quality-wise
[20:05] <stinger05> LivenDie: u didnt have an answer or you didnt understand my question ?!
[20:05] <toyman61> brontosaurusrex, : OK. I'll try it out.
[20:06] <magn3ts> Does anyone know how to get ubuntu to actually use the settings in my gnome-mouse-preferences selectionS?
[20:06] <LivenDie> stinger05, both
[20:06] <joso> guntbert: i installed ubuntu before a month i think. I'm rather new and unexperienced user.  any help on this outdated list?
[20:06] <dravine> has anyone been having problems with gnome-settings-daemon?
[20:06] <guntbert> joso: just thinking :)
[20:06] <iceroot> dravine: no
[20:06] <dravine> it keeps segfaulting with a libglib error
[20:07] <joso> guntbert: ok. man, I can't believe it that ppl are so helpful here.
[20:07] <LivenDie> I'm going to have a tea.  Does anyone else want one.  Oh wait...you're all on the internet...forget it
[20:07] <fabio_> hello
[20:08] <fabio_> when i doo airmon-ng
[20:08] <wyclif> ok back
[20:08] <dravine> anyone know of a way to run gnome-settings-daemon in debug mode by default?
[20:08] <LekeFly> i have a broken ubuntu install.. it wont boot into security mode or normal.. what to do?
[20:08] <fabio_> apears interface chipset and driver
[20:08] <fabio_> but all in blank
[20:08] <dravine> this is pretty maddening, as it just kills my gnome session randomly
[20:08] <fabio_> can anyone help with this?
[20:08] <guntbert> joso: lets try one thing: open system/administration/software sources
[20:08] <weekly> hey ubuntu gods, is there a way to make rsync use a specific ethernet card if i have 2 installed on the system?
[20:09] <joso> guntbert: yeah, then?
[20:09] <toyman61> brontosaurusrex, : Does it matter which format I use ?  Should I use AVI, or is it better to use another format (MPEG4?) ?
[20:10] <magn3ts> Does anyone know how to get ubuntu to actually use the settings in my gnome-mouse-preferences selections?
[20:10] <guntbert> joso: open the tab "other software" and unselect everything there
[20:11] <lalalol> is someone canadian in here?
[20:11] <LivenDie> lalalol I am
[20:11] <joso> guntbert: I did it. but friend, are u sure about this? this are important security updates, as I can see. ?
[20:11] <LivenDie> and the answer is yes
[20:11] <lalalol> LivenDie, may i pm you please?
[20:12] <LivenDie> sure
[20:12] <lalalol> :)
[20:12] <LekeFly> i have a broken ubuntu install.. it wont boot into security mode or normal.. what to do? is there a command to reinstall all packages?
[20:12] <guntbert> joso: yes, but they are for dapper (from 2006) according to your sources.list
[20:13] <guntbert> joso: and then lets check what is selected on the first tab
[20:13] <Bigbrumbrum> Leke: Repair broken packages in recovery mode?
[20:13] <dravine> http://pastebin.com/UQCxSUEE
[20:13] <LekeFly> Bigbrumbrum: Recovery mode wont boot.. kernel panic
[20:13] <joso> guntbert: there's nothing selected on first tab. is this ok?
[20:13] <dravine> segfault errors from gnome-settings daemon
[20:13] <LekeFly> But i get command line i guess
[20:14] <Bizzeh> hi, im having trouble connecting ubuntu to my windows 7 shares... all set up via advanced sharing, none of that homegroup rubbish. cant seem to connect to the workgroup at all, and when i could connect to it, i couldnt mount any shares... are there any workarounds or fixes for samba to get windows 7 shares to work?
[20:14] <Bigbrumbrum> do you get root command line?
[20:14] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[20:15] <guntbert> joso: no, that is NOT ok: please select at least the first two (canonical supported, community maintained), but I have the next two enabled too
[20:15] <LekeFly> Bigbrumbrum: When i boot i can select Recovery and alot of options i then can type "c" to get to command line.. so i guess i should just try a command?
[20:15] <moody> its been a few years since i've used IRC, can someone remind me how to register your nick?
[20:16] <dravine> moody, that tends to be network specific
[20:16] <ActionParsnip> !register | moody
[20:16] <Bigbrumbrum> LekeFly: im not into grub command line, sorry
[20:17] <LekeFly> Allright.. iv seen the command somewhere.. but i dont remember.. was something like sudo install -all -f or something..
[20:17] <ActionParsnip> Lekefly: sudo apt-get -f install
[20:17] <CVirus> I'm getting debootstrap warning while installing ubuntu server with kickstart file ubuntu/dist/karmic/restricted/binary-amd64/packages was corrupt http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9122485#post9122485
[20:17] <ActionParsnip> Maybe?
[20:18] <LekeFly> ill try :p
[20:18] <NinoScript> About the guest session: Is it possible to configure anything there?
[20:18] <ActionParsnip> Lekefly: it can't hurt if its not needed
[20:18] <guntbert> joso: done? then click on <close>
[20:19] <Bigbrumbrum> tryout dpkg --configure -a while you are on it LekeFly
[20:19] <ActionParsnip> Ninoscript: you can configure your own apps but won't have sudo access
[20:19] <LekeFly> ActionParsnip: Hmm.. this is grub.. does that matter? "sudo: unknown command" :P
[20:19] <jack_singh> #apt-proxy
[20:19] <joso> guntbert: ok, i did it how you recommended. I'll try to upgrade now through update manager
[20:20] <ActionParsnip> Lekefly: yes, those aren't grub commands
[20:20] <LekeFly> Okey.. what do i do? :
[20:20] <LekeFly> :p
[20:20] <jack_singh> any one know why I get this problem
[20:20] <jack_singh>  [Waiting for headers]bzip2: (stdin) is not a bzip2 file.
[20:21] <jack_singh> for apt-get
[20:21] <NinoScript> ActionParsnip, but… can I as an admin, configure how my guest session will behave and look like? (change wallpaper, change desktop environment, swap keys with xmodmap, &c.)
[20:21] <jack_singh> behind a apt-proxy server
[20:21] <guntbert> joso: at first you "reload" the database - then you can use any package manager you like - please !pastebin your changed /etc/apt/sources.list for me to check the outcome of the change
[20:22] <ActionParsnip> Ninoscript: I guess you could but I am unsure how. Guest accounts are too risky for my liking
[20:22] <jack_singh> how do i reload the database
[20:22] <joso> guntbert:  yeaaaah, update is working again! tnx God. and tnx  to you guntbert.  I'll post it in a sec
[20:22] <appepz> can somone please help me?
[20:22] <guntbert> joso: good - and please do so
[20:22] <guntbert> !ask | appepz
[20:22] <appepz> I tried to install phpmyadmin using apt-get and now my mysql is not running
[20:23] <appepz> I am getting following error message: Warning: mysqli::mysqli() [mysqli.mysqli]: (HY000/2002): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2)
[20:23] <LekeFly> ActionParsnip: Any idea what to type in GRUB.. ?
[20:23] <jack_singh> I am getting  [Waiting for headers]bzip2: (stdin) is not a bzip2 file. when i run apt-get update on a debian box behind a apt-proxy server
[20:23] <joso> http://paste.ubuntu.com/414498/ here it is.
[20:23] <ActionParsnip> Lekefly: I'm not conversant with grub. You could boot to the livecd and reinstall grub there
[20:24] <jack_singh> grub2 has a huge set of options
[20:24] <LekeFly> ActionParsnip: Is it possible to boot from live CD then fix the ubuntu unstall? :p
[20:24] <Bigbrumbrum> Darn
[20:24] <LekeFly> jack_singh: My ubuntu install wont boot.. think it have to do with ubuntu packages..
[20:25] <jack_singh> any ideas anyone
[20:25] <bsmith093> serious grub problems
[20:25] <darolu> joso: remember you may have repositories at "/etc/apt/sources.list.d/" files
[20:25] <NinoScript> How do I make a passwordless account (like the guest session) or an account with a very small password? (1 char?)
[20:25] <bsmith093> eror code 15 file not found
[20:25] <bsmith093> i have a seperate home partition
[20:25] <Bigbrumbrum> how do i enter that confi-grub thing you got popping up when you installed 10.4?
[20:25] <jack_singh> if you upgraded and can't boot then it is the packages you updates
[20:25] <ActionParsnip> Lekefly: absolutely, read the grub (or grub2) documentation online to see how its done
[20:26] <ActionParsnip> Bigbrumbrum: hold shift at boot makes grub2 show its options
[20:26] <bsmith093> grub error 15 help please
[20:26] <LekeFly> jack_singh & ActionParsnip doest seem like GRUB is corrupt.. just the ubuntu files..
[20:26] <guntbert> joso: looks good now -- but just to make sure that doesn't happen again your should edit that file and remove some unneeded lines - do you want to do that?
[20:27] <darolu> bsmith093:  you may need to reinstall grub
[20:27] <bsmith093> how do i wipe and reinstall grub
[20:27] <Bigbrumbrum> ActionParsnip : Even which images to add?
[20:27] <Gnea> !grub | bsmith093
[20:28] <bsmith093> will this work if im running off of a live cd
[20:28] <LekeFly> Seems i just have to reinstall then;/ doh.. thats 2 tb gone:p
[20:28] <darolu> bsmith093: it's actually necessary to do it from a LiveCD
[20:28] <ActionParsnip> Bigbrumbrum: images are automagically added in postinst.
[20:28] <ActionParsnip> Lekefly: you don't, just reinstall grub via livecd
[20:29] <LekeFly> ActionParsnip: but grub isnt the problem :p
[20:29] <LekeFly> Ubuntu "core" files are..
[20:29] <bsmith093> the ipage is really slo loading can u list the commands if i have a seperate home partition
[20:29] <darolu> bsmith093: http://odzangba.wordpress.com/2007/03/10/how-to-restore-grub-using-the-ubuntu-live-cd/
[20:29] <bsmith093> it says server temporarily unavailible
[20:30] <bsmith093> thanks ill try th link
[20:30] <Bizzeh> argh
[20:30] <ActionParsnip> Lekefly: then boot to livecd and chroot to the system to fix
[20:30] <Bizzeh> i may have to kill someone
[20:30] <Bizzeh> cannot get these shares to work at all
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> Bizzeh: yes flawlessly using samba
[20:31] <darolu> bsmith093: if you want to install GRUB2 instead: http://www.ubuntu-inside.me/2009/06/howto-recover-grub2-after-windows.html
[20:31] <cba123> I have a webpage with images linked together, I've been trying to download them, I can't seem to get it to work.  The links seem to be http://site/itemId=number then http://site/itemId=number+x (x is different each time, but x > 1), any ideas?
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> Bizzeh: I have an age old smb.conf which I simply restore after installing samba then restart the service then create my samba user for authentication
[20:32] <Bizzeh> im not sharing on the ubuntu box, i want the ubuntu box to connect to a win7 share
[20:33] <bsmith093> will this still work if i have the home partition split off from the main install
[20:33] <bsmith093> it says grub is on hd00
[20:33] <bsmith093> but when it boots up it fails on loading hd00
[20:34] <joso> guntbert: hey. I've been logged off. Have you read my list?
[20:34] <Azzip> quick question... is it bad to have kpowersave and the native power management program running at the same time?
[20:34] <guntbert> joso: looks good now -- but just to make sure that doesn't happen again your should edit that file and remove some unneeded lines - do you want to do that?
[20:34] <Bizzeh> you want ondemand
[20:34] <Bizzeh> just has ondemand set in your kernel, and your good
[20:35] <joso> guntbert: yes, np. just lead me step by step.
[20:35] <darolu> bsmith093: yes it works with split home partition; make sure you are using the right value (hd0,0) or (hd0,4) etc...
[20:35] <guntbert> joso: I guess you are more comfortable with a graphical editor?
[20:36] <bsmith093> it says grub (or whatever stage 1 stage 2 are) is on hd0,0 so thats where i reinstalled it to
[20:36] <bsmith093> do i reboot now
[20:36] <joso> guntbert: you're right :)
[20:36] <darolu> bsmith093: yeah
[20:37] <bsmith093> if i till get the error can i reinstall ubuntu to the small partition with out blowing away the home partition and losing all my data
[20:37] <darolu> bsmith093: yes, your /home partition will remain intact (including files and configuration) if you don't format it
[20:37] <joso> guntbert: i opened i file sources.list as root. what lines to remove?
[20:37] <guntbert> joso: then (in the terminal) type sudo cp /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list.backup   -- (just in case...) should give no answer
[20:38] <darolu> joso: guntbert: if a repository line is causing problem, remember to edit files at /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ also
[20:38] <bsmith093> thanks darolu
[20:39] <bsmith093> im rebooting now
[20:39] <joso> guntbert:  just as u said, no answer
[20:39] <darolu> bsmith093: good luck
[20:39] <guntbert> darolu: thx for the hint - we had the problem of dapper sources in a karmic install though
[20:39] <guntbert> joso: how did you "open the file as root"?
[20:40] <guntbert> (you see I can be picky :-))
[20:40] <joso> darolu: it was damn problem, system was trying to update my ubuntu with updates from 2006! :)
[20:40] <StevenR> I'm running the lucid b2 ... is it correct that update manager should be wanting to update 350ish packages today (I did the upgrade a couple of days ago)... has something big changed?
[20:41] <Slart> StevenR: lucid support in #ubuntu+1
[20:42] <loonyjuice> has anyone else noticed that their apt-get update hangs at 99%, or is it just me? :(
[20:42] <Slart> loonyjuice: it's not just a repository that isn't answering?
[20:42] <loonyjuice> My repo hasn't changed
[20:42] <Trashi> hi. i have a user1 > homedir /home/user1 ... and a user2 /home/user2 ... user1 = group1 .. user2 = group2 ... how can i set, that user2 has full access to the homedir of user1?
[20:42] <loonyjuice> it just says waiting for headers
[20:43] <Slart> loonyjuice: yes.. because the repository isn't answering ... like I said
[20:43] <darolu> loonyjuice: if a repo host (server) is slow, there's not much you can do :(
[20:43] <loonyjuice> I see
[20:43] <Slart> loonyjuice: just like www.yahoo.com doesn't work sometimes..
[20:44] <guntbert> joso: how did you "open the file as root"?
[20:44] <Trashi> how can i give a user access to  foreign user homedir?
[20:44] <StevenR> Slart: thanks.
[20:44] <StevenR> Trashi: use groups
[20:45] <mguy> Tr0gd0r: change the permissions on the directory
[20:45] <Slart> Trashi: I'm not sure there is a good way to allow just one other user access to your files.. you can change permissions to allow access to everyone.. that's easier
[20:45] <StevenR> allow group foogroup access, put user in foogroup
[20:45] <Trashi> StevenR: i did add user2 to group of user1 but user2 hasnt access to homedir of user1? :/
[20:45] <StevenR> Trashi: what are the permissions on the homedir?
[20:45] <Slart> Trashi: you might be able to do some voodoo using one of the extra security frameworks.. selinux and whatnot
[20:46] <StevenR> Slart: normal unix perms and groups should be simple and fine.
[20:46] <Trashi> StevenR: user: user1 group: user1
[20:46] <loonyjuice> whilst I'm here, can anyone explain why top claims my memory free is about 50MB, yet conky reports 2GB free?
[20:46] <StevenR> Trashi: *permissions*
[20:46] <Trashi> srry, w8
[20:46] <StevenR> Trashi: that's ownerships :)
[20:46] <Trashi> StevenR: drwxr-xr-x
[20:47] <StevenR> Trashi: did user2 log out and log in again?
[20:47] <Slart> StevenR: I've always come to the conclusion that regular permissions with groups and owners are nice for simple stuff.. but harder for weird permission setups... it might just be that I've not "seen the light" yet though =)
[20:47] <StevenR> Trashi: does id user2 show them as being in user1 group
[20:47] <StevenR> Slart: POSIX ACLs then
[20:47] <Slart> loonyjuice: top sees cached memory as used?
[20:47] <peleczek> anyone know how to make one of the tty to load automaticly irssi after user has logged
[20:47] <Bizzeh> it should not be this hard to connect to a windows share
[20:48] <Slart> StevenR: oh.. never used those.. are those supported by default?
[20:48] <brontosaurusrex> group and anybody seems to have the same access here StevenR, Trashi
[20:48] <Slart> peleczek: .profile or .bashrc ?
[20:48] <benkong2> !lucid
[20:48] <StevenR> Slart: don't know on ubuntu, they are on CentOS (which is what runs out fileservers).... I guess they probably should be.
[20:49] <Trashi> StevenR: i will login and logout now^^
[20:49] <Slart> StevenR: I think I've found some good articles about it on the ubuntu wikipedia.. seems interesting.. thanks!
[20:49] <joso> guntbert: i was disconnected. Can we advance now?
[20:49] <loonyjuice> Slart: ah, i see, thanks!
[20:49] <peleczek> Slart i've studied both bash manual and i was looking for some examples of profile file but i haven't found anything about this issue
[20:49] <guntbert> joso:of course -- how did you "open the file as root"?
[20:49] <StevenR> Slart: WARNING: setfacl and getfacl may cause your brain to melt.
[20:49] <StevenR> :P
[20:50] <Slart> loonyjuice: this site give you the same info.. but with more bling bling.. and a penguin =) http://www.linuxatemyram.com/
[20:50] <alket> Is here anybody from Serbia ?
[20:50] <magn3ts> I will paypal $50 to anyone that can make my touchpad stop respodning to taps as clicks.
[20:50] <Slart> StevenR: I'll keep plenty of ice cream nearby =)
[20:50] <joso> guntbert:  i typed sudo gedit /etc/apt/source.file is this ok?
[20:50] <magn3ts> I've been asking about this for 2 weeks and no one can help me. I'm at my wits end.
[20:50] <Trashi> StevenR: well, i did login/logout ... nothing xD .. is it right to put user2 in group of user1?
[20:50] <StevenR> Trashi: what does id user2 show ?
[20:51] <guntbert> joso: actually no - never use sudo with graphical apps - use gksudo instead
[20:51] <guntbert> !gksudo | joso
[20:51] <acovrig> do I want dapper-backports or jaunty-backports?
[20:51] <Trashi> uid=104(hudson) gid=105(hudson) Gruppen=105(hudson),511(beta) ... beta = user1 ; hudson = user2
[20:51] <joso> guntbert: ups. Ok, i'll remember this.
[20:51] <StevenR> Trashi: and ls -l /home too please .... paste the one line that's relevant to the homedir
[20:52] <xangua> magn3ts: you want to disable your touchpad¿¿
[20:52] <magn3ts> xangua, just so the tapping it causes it NOT to click
[20:52] <guntbert> joso: and now after gksudo gedit /etc/apt/source.list you are in the editor
[20:52] <magn3ts> this is an option in gnome-mouse-properties but it doesn't fraking work
[20:52] <magn3ts> at all
[20:52] <Trashi> StevenR: drwxr-xr-x 3 beta   beta   4096 14. Apr 21:40 beta
[20:52] <crucialhoax> magn3ts: Edit that feature using gconf-editor. I will get you the key, one sec
[20:52] <StevenR> ok... is the wiki down?
[20:53] <joso> guntbert: i typed that, but editor is not starting. what's the difference between sudo & gksudo?
[20:53] <StevenR> Trashi: that looks right.... what happens when you try to cd into the dir?
[20:53] <cherva> anyone willing to help me with firefox ? ver 3.6.4pre (aka Namaroka) is having problems with flash 10.0.r45  if I don't disable the plugin and open a page containing flash firefox stops responding :(
[20:54] <Trashi> StevenR: one moment
[20:54] <joso> guntbert: restarted, working. But instead of my source file i get empty source file
[20:54] <crucialhoax> magn3ts: in a terminal type `gconf-editor` then when it opens, browse to desktop/gnome/peripherals/touchpad/ then untick the tap_to_click box
[20:54] <magn3ts> crucialhoax, don't bother, its already disabled in gconf-editor. The key is /desktop/gnome/peripherals/touchpad/tap_to_click
[20:54] <guntbert> joso: sudo *can* mess up file permissions in your home directory
[20:54] <crucialhoax> ok nevermind lol
[20:54] <loonyjuice> Slart: cool, makes sense
[20:54] <crucialhoax> magn3ts: And that key does not do it?
[20:54] <Dantonic> !partition
[20:54] <magn3ts> crucialhoax, nope. it ignores it. If I check it and then uncheck it, it works for about 10 minutes
[20:55] <guntbert> joso: probably a typo in the line (you can use the <tab> key for completion here too)
[20:55] <Slart> loonyjuice: well.. I'm  not sure if it makes sense.. but it's what the linux community has decided to use =)
[20:55] <joso> guntbert: understand. I opened file, but it appears to be empty
[20:55] <toader>  Hi, i have  two computers <IP_ADDRESS> and <IP_ADDRESS>. Both runs openssh server, can ping each other and <IP_ADDRESS> can ssh to <IP_ADDRESS>, but <IP_ADDRESS> cannot ssh to <IP_ADDRESS>.  How can i make them be able to ssh each other? thanks
[20:55] <magn3ts> and then I'll be sitting here typing and my hands will select a bunch of text and make me type over it (yeah, the disable touchpad while typing is an EVEN BIGGER JOKE)
[20:55] <crucialhoax> magn3ts: Have you tried syndaemon? maybe that will do it.
[20:55] <magn3ts> crucialhoax, I've yet to have luck with it either to be honest
[20:55] <peleczek> magn3ts what version of Ubuntu do You use?
[20:55] <usrlocalbin> magn3ts: try this... I did this on a laptop of mine.  a dell latitude d400 and it worked http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/topic/654/disabling-touchpad-taptoclick/
[20:55] <magn3ts> peleczek, 9.10 Karmi
[20:56] <[Spooky]> Is there any way to get more bass in the sound? Using the Ubuntu default music player...
[20:56] <crucialhoax> magn3ts: Hm, mine works quite well. Let me give you the syndaemon I am running, just to try it :)
[20:56] <guntbert> joso: you said so - you probably made a typo in the command - please check again
[20:56] <joso> guntbert: it was typo error, nice how u noticed this.
[20:56] <magn3ts> usrlocalbin, I'll look at it
[20:56] <joso> guntbert: got it now.
[20:56] <crucialhoax> magn3ts: syndaemon -i 1 -d -K
[20:57] <guntbert> joso: good, now leave the very first line in place, then delete all lines that start with # or ##
[20:57] <nyad> hi when I change songs in audacious it's extremely delayed
[20:57] <nyad> how do I fix this?
[20:58] <Trashi> StevenR: i can reach the directory via cd but for example i cant create a now directory via mkdir or s.th. like this?
[20:58] <nyad> it should be instant
[20:58] <acovrig> do I want dapper-backports or jaunty-backports? in my sources.list?
[20:59] <crucialhoax> acovrig: It depends on what version you are running
[20:59] <guntbert> joso: it should look like http://paste.ubuntu.com/414515/
[20:59] <crucialhoax> acovrig: jaunty is 9.04
[21:00] <acovrig> crucialhoax, I am running 9.04, is this ok for http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=525670
[21:00] <joso> guntbert: here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/414517/
[21:00] <Trashi> StevenR: but i think that could be a chmod problem
[21:00] <Machtin> how can i switch to another window, like alt+tab when i got a window open, which obviously doesn't support that? openarena, for example.. (I'm on KDE, if that's what matters)
[21:00] <crucialhoax> acovrig: Yours will say jaunty instead of dapper.
[21:01] <acovrig> ok, thanks
[21:01] <magn3ts> crucialhoax, would that have to be applied at every boot or how does syndaemon work?
[21:01] <crucialhoax> magn3ts: Yes, it does. I added it to the startup programs.
[21:01] <crucialhoax> magn3ts: It sticks through every boot.
[21:01] <magn3ts> crucialhoax, okay I'll give it a shot
[21:02] <guntbert> joso: looks good - that way those old lines won't get in your way again
[21:02] <guntbert> joso: please save the file and exit the editor
[21:02] <crucialhoax> magn3ts: Just add it to the `Startup Applications` did you want the command again?
[21:02] <magn3ts> crucialhoax, no I got it
[21:02] <crucialhoax> ok
[21:03] <crucialhoax> acovrig: No problem.
[21:03] <se5a> I've got ubuntu on a USB drive, but it doesn't save any updates and changes to the drive, next time I boot up on it, it's back to how it was origionaly.
[21:03] <Wisdonsim> Bonsoir
[21:04] <guntbert> !fr | Wisdonsim
[21:04] <pleed> Is there a possibility to maximize a window to full screen on gnome dual head configuration?
[21:04] <se5a> I think it's treating it as if it were a CD and not writing to the drive
[21:04] <pleed> because of xinerama my window will always 'maximize' into one screen
[21:04] <se5a> any idea how to change that?
[21:04] <joso> guntbert: ok, that is solved. tnx for being my first ubuntu tutor. ;)
[21:04] <ddrj> how would i apply svn in ubuntu 9.10? cd xbmc and then svn co http://xbmc.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/xbmc/trunk
[21:04] <ddrj> would that work ^
[21:05] <guntbert> joso: you're welcome :-) nice we got it working - have fun
[21:05] <joso> guntbert: do u know any good application for managing my wireless connections?
[21:05] <acovrig> how do i install irssi-xmpp?
[21:06] <guntbert> joso: I use the default: network-manager, but there is wicd too
[21:06] <joso> guntbert: I also have problem, once i get disconnected, there's no way to connect again to network except to restart the syystem
[21:06] <joso> guntbert: where can i find wicd? through apt - get install ?
[21:07] <StevenR> Trashi: chmod 770 /home/user that'll give you write access
[21:07] <joso> guntbert: found it. Tnx :)
[21:07] <acovrig> nevermind about irssi-xmpp, its in snaptic
[21:07] <guntbert> joso: please put that previous question to the channel (without my nick) - I just "use" wireless
[21:07] <Trashi> StevenR: thank u very much
[21:08] <joso> guntbert: what u mean by that "use" ?
[21:08] <crucialhoax> joso: http://wicd.sourceforge.net/moinmoin/Wicd%20on%20Ubuntu
[21:09] <ddrj> how would i install latest beta of xbmc? cd xbmc and then svn co http://xbmc.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/xbmc/trunk
[21:09] <kaffien> I have a script that copies files to an external drive.  if i manually run the script it backs up the files no problem.   if i let cron run the script for some reason it tries to copy the two latest files to the disk instead of just the latest.
[21:09] <guntbert> joso: I never had to try any tweaks - it just works for me (on my system) - so no experience here
[21:09] <LekeFly>  How do i fix a ubuntu install with the live CD .. ?
[21:09] <tomeo> what is the ubuntu equivalent of windows ctrl+alt+del?
[21:09] <kaffien> if anyones good with scripting and cron i'll pastebin the files if that will help.
[21:10] <erUSUL> LekeFly: depends on what it needs fixing
[21:10] <ddrj> tomeo: ctrl + alt + f1
[21:10] <pleed> I would like to disable xinerama in ubuntu 9.10. how to do that?
[21:10] <ikonia> pleed: how did you enable it ?
[21:10] <crucialhoax> tomeo: As in opening the task manager?
[21:10] <LekeFly> erUSUL: i have no idea.. getting kernel panic on boot.. think i has to do with packages from update..
[21:10] <pleed> ikonia: didnt, was enabled after install.
[21:11] <rocket16> Friends, really sorry to ask an offtopic question, but can anybody point me to a  Windows gaming channel? (I am a Ubuntu user, but need to play a Windows game, :( )
[21:11] <ikonia> pleed: xinerma is not enabled by default, it requires manual setup
[21:11] <erUSUL> LekeFly: well if you do not know what is wrong; how do you plan to fix it? tried booting with an old kernel if the update included a new one?
[21:11] <ikonia> rocket16: please dont ask an offtopic question
[21:11] <guntbert> rocket16: try to ask in #ubuntu-offtopic or in ##windows
[21:11] <rocket16> ikonia: I said sorry already,
[21:11] <pleed> ikonia: all i did was adding some statements to xorg.conf for twin view. but i did not explicit enable xinerama
[21:11] <joso> crucialhoax: your  link isn't working
[21:11] <rocket16> guntbert: Ok, thanks
[21:12] <LekeFly> erUSUL: Have no idea.. but my plan was to just to update all the packages.. think something is corrupt..
[21:12] <ikonia> rocket16: then don't do it, instead of saying sorry, please
[21:12] <zenlunatic> rocket16, most any gaming channel will apply considering 99% of gaming is one windows
[21:12] <crucialhoax> joso: One second
[21:12] <erUSUL> LekeFly: well you will need to chroot to the hard disk install
[21:12] <rocket16> ikonia: I understand, please leave the issue
[21:12] <ikonia> pleed: if you have enabled twinview, xinerma is not enabled, they can't exist together
[21:12] <erUSUL> !grub2 | LekeFly
[21:12] <rocket16> zenlunatic: Thanks
[21:12] <crucialhoax> joso: Use this link: http://wicd.sourceforge.net/download.php
[21:12] <erUSUL> LekeFly: the grub wiki page has a step by step to chroot
[21:13] <LekeFly> erUSUL: Dont think grub has anything to do with it..
[21:13] <erUSUL> LekeFly: i know but as i said the grub wiki page has a step by step to chroot
[21:13] <pleed> ikonia: when i maximize a window, it just maximizes to _one_ screen size. that is xinerama isnt?
[21:13] <ikonia> pleed: no
[21:13] <zenlunatic> rocket16, youre not gonna stumble in a gaming channel and see folks turn you away because youre gaming on windows
[21:13] <ikonia> pleed: xinerama is two seperate x servers configured to work as on
[21:14] <ikonia> one
[21:14] <pleed> ikonia: okay, then my question is how can i maximize a window over both screens.
[21:14] <LucidGuy> Can someone recommend a decent free large file transfer website.
[21:14] <licquor> can anyone tell me how i can install downloads that i downloaded on ubuntu onto windows xp  that i have on the same pc which wont connect to the internet
[21:14] <rocket16> zenlunatic: I see,
[21:14] <ikonia> zenlunatic: please drop the offtopic conversation
[21:14] <ikonia> pleed: you need to enable twinview (I assume you're using nvidia) and use the one desktop setting
[21:14] <Adyeths> ok, stupid question, what would cause me to no longer be able to drop to a console?
[21:14] <MP1> Hello
[21:14] <pleed> ikonia: using nvidia
[21:14] <ikonia> Adyeths: "drop" a console ?
[21:15] <MP1> Is there a netbook version of the beta for 10.04?
[21:15] <zongo> hey guys, for a newbie to learn programing, what would be the best language to start with ?
[21:15] <Adyeths> drop to a console window so I can do stuff from the command line
[21:15] <ikonia> pleed: then you need to configure twinview to use the virtual desktop/span 2 monitors
[21:15] <User_007> is here the right place to talk about shipit?
[21:15] <pleed> ikonia: what is the "one desktop setting", where to find it?
[21:15] <xangua> MP1: ubuntu netbook remix
[21:15] <Adyeths> as in not use the gui temporarily
[21:15] <guntbert> !ot > LucidGuy
[21:15] <crucialhoax> MP1: I have not seen one yet, but ask in the lucid channel.
[21:15] <rocket16> Adyeths: Try using "Ctrl+Alt+F2"
[21:15] <ikonia> zongo: that's offtopic for this channel, how easy it is depends on what you find easy
[21:15] <ikonia> !twinview | pleed
[21:15] <Adyeths> that doesn't work
[21:16] <Adyeths> it USED to work. but I can't figure out why its not working any longer.
[21:16] <crucialhoax> Adyeths: Try that same combo with F1
[21:16] <User_007> I want to request an Ubuntu CD, but since after i requested karmic i had no more permission to request a CD. I have just requested 1 CD.
[21:16] <NinoScript> What desktop environment can emulate the look and feel of Windows XP?  It doesn't work.
[21:16] <crucialhoax> NinoScript: KDE
[21:16] <darolu> LucidGuy: http://ifile.it/ is not so bad
[21:16] <MP1> how do I join this lucid channel?
[21:16] <pleed> ikonia: yes i have enabled twin view, but i dont understand what the "one desktop setting" is.
[21:16] <ikonia> NinoScript: you are calling people stupid - yet you don't know how to do it
[21:16] <crucialhoax> !lucid > MP1
[21:17] <xangua> User_007: you can down load it
[21:17] <ikonia> pleed: use the nvidia settings tool suggested to use the span desktop screen
[21:17] <crucialhoax> ikonia: lol
[21:17] <NinoScript> crucialhoax, Thanks, I am installing KDE, I just wanted to know if there was another
[21:17] <lamports_alg> hi, do you guys know a channel where I can ask questions about concurrent programming?
[21:17] <ikonia> NinoScript: there are plenty of themes in gnome-look.org and kde-look.org, no desktop emmulates windows well
[21:17] <User_007> xangua, no i can't my internet is super slow and i have a limitted download ( i can only download about 100MB for month)
[21:17] <MP1> !lucid
[21:17] <ikonia> lamports_alg: that's offtopic for this channel, please seek irc help in #freenode
[21:18] <lamports_alg> thank you
[21:18] <Adyeths> any ideas on what could be preventing this from working for me?
[21:18] <MP1> !lucid > MP1
[21:18] <licquor> can someone help me transfer downloads from ubuntu to  windows xp which wont connect to the internet on the same computer
[21:18] <crucialhoax> NinoScript: KDE most resembles it because it has the look of windows. single bar on the bottom with a menu in left corner
[21:18] <xangua> User_007: search then for a close linux comunity and ask them, if they have, a  recent ubuntu cd
[21:18] <Adyeths> or know somehwere that I could go to find out why it might not be working?
[21:18] <User_007> ok, ty
[21:18] <NinoScript> ikonia, I'm not saying windows users are stupid, I just happen to know some stupid people that only use window
[21:18] <NinoScript> ikonia, :P
[21:18] <Gnea> licquor: just mount your windows partition and copy the files over, unmount it, then reboot to windows
[21:18] <crucialhoax> Adyeths: Keyboard shortcut? I am not sure exactly why it is failing.
[21:18] <brontosaurusrex> NinoScript: you can also do it with gnome, check default linux mint setup
[21:18] <ikonia> NinoScript: I'm not laughing
[21:19] <crucialhoax> brontosaurusrex: True, Mint has a nice setup.
[21:19] <licquor> how do  i  mount the  partition   im really  new to   ubuntu
[21:19] <bigtom21485> good evening everyone
[21:19] <pleed> ikonia: i m sorry but i still didnt understand. i know the nvidia-settings tool, but i still didnt get what to change there to be able to use both screens as one.
[21:19] <brontosaurusrex> NinoScript: http://www.linuxmint.com/img/screenshots/helena/mintmenu.png
[21:19] <crucialhoax> Bigbrumbrum: Hello.
[21:19] <Adyeths> nothing in the keyboard shortcuts thats using those keypresses.
[21:19] <bigtom21485> im having trouble with my soundcard turning itself down
[21:20] <Bigbrumbrum> Hello :)
[21:21] <crucialhoax> Adyeths: Neither do I, so I would have no clue. =/
[21:21] <Adyeths> ok, thanks.
[21:21] <NinoScript> brontosaurusrex, that's a good menu… but it's really too different for this kind of guy (I already tried it)
[21:21] <crucialhoax> ask the channel. Someone might have an idea where that keystroke combo is stored.
[21:22] <crucialhoax> NinoScript: So use KDE.
[21:22] <rocket16> I downloaded Ming, how to cross compile using g++ now?
[21:22] <ikonia> pleed: I can't walk you through it as I'm not using an nvidia card, so can't use nvidia-settings, but the bottom line is when you open the tool you should see two screens, do you see the two screens ?
[21:22] <ikonia> rocket16: cross-compiling is a very big topic,
[21:22] <rocket16> ikonia: I see, thank you
[21:22] <NinoScript> I hate these kind of people who say: "no, it's new, it's not the thing that I'm used to, I won't even try it, I don't like new"
[21:23] <licquor> Gnea
[21:23] <licquor> u still  here
[21:23] <switch10> does anyone know of a good alternative to "portable Linux", that is compatible with grub2?
[21:23] <Typh> How do I set locale on a fresh 9.10 install? :(
[21:23] <ikonia> rocket16: why not just compile it nativly, why cross-compile it ?
[21:23] <brontosaurusrex> NinoScript: what then, they should use what they want then, easy peasy
[21:23] <andrew__> Hey, so I'm trying to install ubuntu from a usb pen
[21:23] <crucialhoax> NinoScript: OT, but sometimes people do not adjust well. Deal with it and move it. Please stay on topic.
[21:23] <ikonia> !offtopic > switch10
[21:23] <_pg_> how do i identify with network services
[21:23] <andrew__> It's not working :/ It's basically saying 'operating system not found', any ideas?
[21:23] <ikonia> _pg_: join #freenode for help
[21:23] <Bigbrumbrum> how do you edit which disks grub search os:s from?
[21:23] <switch10> ikona its not off topic..
[21:24] <ikonia> switch10: you're asking for an alternative to portable linux ?
[21:24] <rocket16> ikonia: I appreciate what you say, but the thing is that, my C++ Programmes do not run on Windows, when made from Ubuntu. And there is a difference between Windows C++ and Linux C++.
[21:24] <licquor> can someone tell  me how to transfer downloads from ubuntu to windows xp which wont connect to the internet on the same computer
[21:24] <licquor> or
[21:24] <Typh> I run locale-gen en_CA.UTF-8, then dpkg-reconfigure locales, and I get this: http://dpaste.com/183934/
[21:24] <zaxonspox> switch10 what do you want to achive?
[21:24] <ikonia> rocket16: yes, windows programs will not compile on Linux and vicevesa,
[21:24] <switch10> ikonia: yes.  It is a program that runs on Ubuntu.
[21:25] <licquor> how  to   configure my windows xp  to connect on my  computer where ubuntu is connecting
[21:25] <switch10> nevermind found larch in ##linux.
[21:25] <ikonia> switch10: I thought it was an OS
[21:25] <ikonia> switch10: http://<IP_ADDRESS>/PortableLinux/
[21:25] <switch10> ikona I know and you are wrong..
[21:25] <Bigbrumbrum> does anyone know how to grapical setup grub2?
[21:25] <NinoScript> Can I have one account using Gnome and the other KDE by default?
[21:25] <ikonia> switch10: documentation seems to suggest it's a portable linux
[21:25] <jarray52> How does one prevent an ethernet interface from being reset?
[21:25] <rocket16> ikonia: Yes, I have started using Java, for this purpose, for both Windows and Linux, much better than C++ in many aspects. Anyway, thanks.
[21:26] <pleed> ikonia: thanks for your help! yes i see the picture with both screens. but in my opinion there is no option for what i would like to do, my state is that there are two screens used as one big and they re working. but when i maximize a window in one screen, it does not span over both. i have no clue where this should be configured using the nvidia-settings layout configuration.
[21:26] <switch10> ikonia: http://rudd-o.com/new-projects/portablelinux
[21:26] <ikonia> switch10: reading, thank you
[21:26] <Bigbrumbrum> ikonia: Dsl?
[21:26] <ikonia> Bigbrumbrum: what ?
[21:27] <Bigbrumbrum> ikona: Demi sized linux
[21:27] <zaxonspox> pleed do you want to maximize window only to one screen?
[21:27] <crucialhoax> Damn Small Linux?
[21:27] <ikonia> Bigbrumbrum: I don't want a demi sized Linux
[21:27] <brontosaurusrex> pleed: i'd probably check if there is something in compiz settings, but i'am not really sure, so...
[21:27] <ikonia> pleed: twinview options are listed here http://http.download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86/1.0-8178/README/appendix-g.html
[21:28] <Bigbrumbrum> ikonia: Sorry, damn small linux, http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/
[21:28] <ikonia> Bigbrumbrum: I just said "I don't want a demi sized Linux"
[21:28] <Bigbrumbrum> oh snap
[21:28] <ikonia> Bigbrumbrum: I'm not looking for a Linux
[21:28] <pleed> zaxonspox: no, i would like to maximize one window over both screens. i would like to use virtualbox and the guest windows shall be as big as possible.
[21:28] <Bigbrumbrum> ikonia: sorry, need to maximize my window ^^
[21:29] <ikonia> Bigbrumbrum: not a problem
[21:29] <crucialhoax> ikonia: What are you looking for then?
[21:29] <licquor> can anyone tell  me  how to  mount my partition
[21:29] <ikonia> crucialhoax: nothing
[21:29] <zaxonspox> pleed yes, i understand, would like also :D
[21:29] <nesh2010> ola
[21:29] <darolu> !msg ubottu !mount
[21:29] <licquor> my  windows partition
[21:29] <crucialhoax> I am lost. Nevermind lol
[21:29] <Bigbrumbrum> lol
[21:29] <nesh2010> alguem fala portuques
[21:29] <switch10> licquor: sudo mount -a
[21:29] <xangua> !pt > nesh2010
[21:30] <Bigbrumbrum> So, neither of you did know how to config grub2??
[21:30] <licquor> ty
[21:30] <crucialhoax> !grub2 > Bigbrumbrum
[21:31] <zaxonspox> pleed read about xinerama, mayby this is what you want http://en.gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/X.Org/Dual_Monitors
[21:31] <ikonia> pleed: you don't want xinerama - you want twinview
[21:31] <Bigbrumbrum> ubuntuwiki doesnt say shit about setting up which drives to search for os:s on...
[21:31] <crucialhoax> I have touch sensitive sound keys above my keyboard, when the mute key is cycled it should change from white to amber, it only stays white, even when muted. suggesions?
[21:31] <zaxonspox> ikonia ok then, sory for messing around
[21:32] <ikonia> zaxonspox: no, you're right, however he's using an nvidia card so if he doesn't use twinview and uses xinerama he'll lose his 3d extensions
[21:32] <pleed> zaxonspox: my default window manager ion3 does not support xinerama and is able to span a window over all screens but ion3 catches a lot of keycodes which is bad for working in the vbox guest.
[21:32] <User_007> how to "become an Ubuntu member by contributing to Ubuntu, and thereby becoming eligible for more CDs"
[21:33] <darolu> nesh2010: você precisa escrever /join #ubuntu-br
[21:33] <moegreen> hey guys can someone look at http://www.mozilla.org/editor/midasdemo/securityprefs.html and tell me how i can do this in linux?
[21:33] <User_007> i requested two CDs (one from jaunty an another from karmic) and dow i can't request anymore
[21:33] <moegreen> it seems there is no such thing as user.js in ubuntu
[21:33] <peleczek> anyone know how to make one of the tty to load automaticly irssi after user has logged
[21:34] <unicum> where are external drives mounted to?
[21:34] <switch10> unicum: /media
[21:34] <unicum> thx
[21:34] <User_007> how to "become an Ubuntu member by contributing to Ubuntu, and thereby becoming eligible for more CDs" ?
[21:34] <User_007> i requested two CDs (one from jaunty an another from karmic) and dow i can't request anymore
[21:34] <User_007> *now
[21:34] <licquor> switch10: do  u know anything about connect windows xp to the internet my ubuntu works but  not my  microsoft
[21:35] <ikonia> User_007: you know the answer - become an ubuntu member
[21:35] <User_007> ikonia, how to become a ubuntu member?
[21:35] <licquor> or does anyone else  know
[21:35] <Myrtti> !membership | User_007
[21:35] <ikonia> !member | User_007
[21:35] <switch10> licquor: I havent used windows in over 5 years sorry.
[21:35] <licquor> ok thanks
[21:35] <xangua> !windows | licquor
[21:35] <licquor> ty
[21:36] <zenlunatic> switch10, me too
[21:36] <brontosaurusrex> licquor: also dalnet, #windows95 seems to be a nice channel
[21:37] <pleed> ikonia: zaxonspox:  i used the "NoTwinViewXineramaInfo" feature and now it works. Great!
[21:37] <ikonia> pleed: well done, good find
[21:37] <User_007> Myrtti, ok. Can i become a member by disclose ubuntu?
[21:38] <switch10> User_007: You can't just download the iso's?  or pay a few bucks for one?
[21:38] <Lachesis> His internet is capped at 100mb / month and 10kb/s
[21:38] <User_007> i really had convinced a lot of people to become an Ubuntu User. I have done a lot of installations with the CDs i have requested on sipit.
[21:38] <Lachesis> he was just asking on #Ubuntu+1
[21:38] <pcg> How do I undo "sudo im-switch -s default-xim"?
[21:38] <ikonia> User_007: read the link about how to become a member
[21:39] <Lachesis> User_007, some people on +1 were offering to ship you a CD
[21:39] <User_007> >Already reading
[21:39] <zenlunatic> User_007, where do you live
[21:39] <Lachesis> if you give your address
[21:39] <_pg_> good webdesign irc?
[21:39] <ikonia> _pg_: offtopic here - as I told you before
[21:39] <ikonia> _pg_: join #freenode for irc help
[21:39] <darolu> User_007: read the link, if you really want to be a membership, you should be answering questions instead of asking them; if you got a CD create copies of it to keep installing/selling/giving them away
[21:39] <_pg_> ballz
[21:39] <User_007> ok
[21:39] <User_007> ty
[21:40] <_pg_> if only everything i needed help with was as active as #ubuntu ;-)
[21:40] <darolu> get a membership*
[21:40] <zenlunatic> _pg_, quantity rarely matches quality
[21:40] <Lachesis> I'm having a strange problem with gnome-keyring-daemon as an SSH-Agent
[21:41] <Machtin> how can i switch to another window, like alt+tab when i got a window open, which obviously doesn't support that? openarena, for example.. (I'm on KDE, if that's what matters)
[21:41] <weekly> how do i ping a mac address to find its IP in linux?
[21:41] <ikonia> weekly: you don't ping a mac address
[21:41] <Lachesis> GNOME_KEYRING_PID is set to the right pid, and /tmp/keyring-xxxyyy/ssh exists, but SSH_AUTH_SOCK is unset. If I set it, everything works dandy, but for some reason XFCE won't do that for me...
[21:41] <darolu> Machtin: I don't use kde but I suppose you can use compiz to do what you need
[21:42] <weekly> lol, all i have is the Mac address though, im trying to locate the IP of my router
[21:42] <_pg_> zenlunatic: but is less depressing than silence
[21:42] <crucialhoax> weekly: try `arpcache` in the terminal.
[21:42] <ikonia> weekly: if you are connected you can check the arp table with "arp"
[21:42] <W3ird_N3rd> you figured out where User_007 comes from?
[21:42] <rweng> can anyone help me installing the rmagick gem for ruby on ubuntu 8.04 LTS? everywhere i read that i only need imagemagick and libmagick9-dev, but then i get the error Can't install RMagick 2.13.1. You must have ImageMagick 6.4.9 or later.
[21:42] <Slart> weekly: I think arp might be what you need
[21:42] <zenlunatic> god, i should know that
[21:42] <Machtin> darolu: hmh, so it is a KDE-thing?
[21:43] <penguinix> oh hai guiz
[21:43] <soreau> Machtin: Games like openarena trap all input, so it never reaches any other process like your window manager (ie. compiz)
[21:43] <crucialhoax> ikonia: Thanks for the correction.
[21:43] <darolu> Machtin: I can't tell since I don't use KDE
[21:43] <penguinix> im using amarok .. and i have music on another partition ... how do i add it to my collection?
[21:43] <weekly> well "arp" gave me my main router to the outside world, im looking for a routher between that router and my machine
[21:43] <zenlunatic> penguinix, you probably already mounted it?  that would be step 1
[21:44] <xangua> penguinix: mount the particion and add the directory to your list
[21:44] <ikonia> weekly: you're not connected to that, so you won't get it
[21:44] <weekly> weird, im plugged directly into it
[21:44] <ikonia> weekly: then you should get it arp
[21:44] <molqr> hello all
[21:44] <crucialhoax> weekly: If that is the case, do a tracert to the router to which you have the arp to.
[21:44] <xangua> !hi > molqr
[21:45] <crucialhoax> weekly: That should expose the other routers IP...
[21:45] <JRid> guys can u help me? how can i run windows aplications on my kubuntu?
[21:45] <crucialhoax> JRid: Wine.
[21:45] <weekly> thanks crucialhoax, trying that now
[21:46] <JRid> ok thanks
[21:46] <Slart> weekly: you might be able to use nmap as well
[21:46] <weekly> thanks crucialhoax, trying that now...
[21:46] <crucialhoax> JRid: Which Windows apps?
[21:46] <LekeFly> erUSUL: Ey.. i got into the live CD now .. but it says "the until fdisk doesnt support GPT use GNU.. also this command $ sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt  from https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Recover%20Grub%202%20via%20LiveCD doesnt work.. any idea?
[21:46] <JRid> games?
[21:46] <Slart> weekly: that's what I usually use when I want to find out what ip something has
[21:46] <molqr> sudo apt-cache search pylab returns lots of useful results while sudo aptitude search pylab returns nothing......  what is the origin of the difference between the two behaviours?
[21:46] <shastao> i've got a new thinkpad edge 14 that i'm trying to install 9.10 on, the prompt screen that asks what I want to do when it first boots the cd shows up, but when I hit install it just kinda sits at a black screen reading off the disc continuously
[21:46] <tgp1994> Hi again everyone, I've made a small step with my wii-formatted memory issue. It turns out I was not pushing it in all the way (lol), and ubuntu recognizes the name of the memory reader, but no dev is created for it. Any anyone help?
[21:47] <crucialhoax> JRid: depends on the game. Not sure. Look to see if the game is supported on wines page.
[21:47] <Frijolie> I keep getting "access denied for <user>@localhost using Password(YES)" when attempting to log into MySQL
[21:47] <Frijolie> anyone know how to solve this one?
[21:47] <weekly> argh tracert give me " 1  <IP_ADDRESS> (<IP_ADDRESS>)  5.149 ms  5.400 ms *"
[21:47] <weekly> thats all
[21:47] <JRid> ou thanks i will trie to run wine.
[21:47] <weekly> ill try nmap
[21:48] <tgp1994> Frijolie: Make sure you have the correct password, sorry if I sound like I'm being smart, but that's always the prob for me.
[21:48] <nyad> hi. My audacious changes songs really slowly, but in gentoo its instant. here its literally a 2 second delay between song changes. why is this so?
[21:48] <crucialhoax> weekly: Is it like this? PC > router > router > modem?
[21:48] <scivi> hi has any1 else had a problem with xchat recently it wont start as a normal user complaining about a myspell dict but will run under admin
[21:48] <Slart> weekly: something like "nmap 192.168.0.*"  should take a couple of seconds..
[21:48] <Frijolie> tgp1994, yeah, thanks. I just added myself as a user and am typing in the correct password. Also done all of the GRANTs to the database
[21:49] <tgp1994> Frijolie: Interesting, sure sounds like you know a heck of a lot more about MySQL than I have :D Have you tried restarting the server?
[21:49] <Cryp71c> I was interested in snagging Ubuntu, but if I do so I'm going to grab the latest version (10.04) but since its still in beta, I'd want to be able to easily jump up to the final release version when it comes out, are there plans for this type of 'upgrade' to be fairly straightforward and maintain system configurations?
[21:49] <weekly> crucialhoax: yeah its pc<router<router<router(254)<modem
[21:49] <Frijolie> tgp1994, started, stopped, flushed privileges etc
[21:49] <blendmaster1024> anyone know if grub legacy is available for 9.10 or 10.04? i'm on 9.04
[21:49] <fifth> Cryp71c: yes, you just update as normal, your system will have the final version the day its announced
[21:49] <Slart> Cryp71c: it's worked like that for the last couple of releases I've seen.. you just update it when the real one comes out
[21:50] <crucialhoax> weekly: Like firewalls? haha jk. I am surprised that tracert didn't show it.
[21:50] <mauri> i need help for my scanner canon lide 100
[21:50] <tgp1994> Frijolie: So you're trying the root account? I'm sorry that I don't know much about how user accounts work in conjuction w/ mysql, but does it read off of linux's users?
[21:50] <darolu> blendmaster1024: if you upgrade from 9.04 grub legacy will be kept; 9.10 and 10.04 doesn't come with grub legacy anymore
[21:50] <Frijolie> tgp1994, no, I can log in fine with the root account. I want to be able to log in with my user account
[21:51] <blendmaster1024> darolu, no, i'm not talking about upgrading; is it in the repos?
[21:51] <elfo> hello guys, im having some trouble with ram on 64bits...can anyone help me plz??
[21:51] <Slart> elfo: just ask your question
[21:51] <crucialhoax> Frijolie: I googled that error a few days ago and it took me a Mysql forum page with a bug... I think it is a bug.
[21:51] <tgp1994> Frijolie: I guess my last area to check would be the host section. Are you trying this with MySQL? I think it will nix you if you try to log on with localhost when the account is actually setup to take the computer's static IP address (if applicable)
[21:51] <tgp1994> Lol
[21:52] <tgp1994> Sorry, correction, are you trying this with phpmyadmin?
[21:52] <unicum> now.. i have the following problem.. i have 2 external drive plugged in.. both are mounted to the desktop, which is good.. but only one is listed in /media
[21:52] <Frijolie> crucialhoax, a bug?
[21:52] <penguinix> when i try to play music in amarok it just goes to the bottom of the list.. playing nothing
[21:52] <unicum> any ideas as to where the other one could be mounted to?
[21:52] <crucialhoax> Frijolie: One sec.
[21:52] <Frijolie> tgp1994, i'm not using static ip, I got the host set to the loopback adapter (<IP_ADDRESS>)
[21:52] <ardchoille> blendmaster1024: apt-cache search -n grub | grep legacy <-- returns nothing in 9.10
[21:52] <darolu> blendmaster1024: yes it is http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/grub http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/grub
[21:53] <fifth> penguinix: you got the mp3 codecs installed?
[21:53] <elfo> ok..tks...I have 4gb ram (2x2gb)  im using ubuntu 9.10 64 bits....my bios shows 4gb, but free -m shows 3gb. my graphics is dedicated. how can i put the 4gb working?
[21:53] <crucialhoax> Frijolie: http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=827
[21:53] <penguinix> i believe i have them installed
[21:53] <tgp1994> Frijolie: I even think it will get antsy if you try to mix localhost and even <IP_ADDRESS>, I would just make sure you're browsing to it with the EXACT address you have setup for that user's access.
[21:53] <blendmaster1024> darolu, thank you. ardchoille, that's because it's not going to be under "grub legacy" in the first place.
[21:54] <penguinix> fifth yes i have them installed
[21:54] <tgp1994> So can anyone help me with my memory card issue?
[21:54] <knittl> good evening. is there an easy solution to purge old kernels?
[21:54] <Echo2010> hello all
[21:54] <rayne_> What temp should I expect my GPU to operate at under basic functions? (web, word processing, etc.)
[21:54] <Slart> elfo: sure you're running 64bit?
[21:55] <tgp1994> knittl: You can just aptitude purge linux***, then install the new one all in one session.
[21:55] <elfo> y...but can i use some code to check?
 yes i have them installed still not working
[21:55] <knittl> tgp1994: what if my system powers down before installing the new ones???
[21:55] <Slart> elfo: uname -a
[21:55] <Frijolie> crucialhoax, they're talking about 4.1.0 alpha, I've got 5.1.41-3ubuntu7 installed from the repos
[21:55] <ardchoille> knittl: yeah, I don't think that is safe IMHO
[21:55] <penguinix> iits just amarok thats not working
[21:55] <Frijolie> crucialhoax, and that article is almost 7 years old :(
[21:55] <crucialhoax> Frijolie: Scratch that then.
[21:56] <tgp1994> knittl: I suppose that would be a problem :S I guess I would suggest sepeartly installing the new one, then purging the old one.
[21:56] <penguinix> other mp3 players are working
[21:56] <darolu> knittl: open synaptic and search for "2.6.31" and uninstall the ones you don't want
[21:56] <elfo> 2.6.31-20-generic #58-Ubuntu SMP Fri Mar 12 04:38:19 UTC 2010 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[21:56] <Echo2010> ubuntu overcloking motherboard any problems
[21:56] <fifth> hmm ok ...  not sure what's causing that then ... when you said it goes to the bottom of the list, u mean the playlist?
[21:56] <rayne_> What temp should I expect my GPU to operate at under basic functions? (web, word processing, etc.)
[21:56] <h4f> hi all
[21:56] <earthling> has anybody used or are you now using the applicatin GOZER??  I can't get the damn thing to use any font other than the default supplied with the source package..
[21:56]  * Slart suddenly got a craving for buffalo wings.. =)
[21:56] <crucialhoax> Frijolie: My apologies.
[21:56] <Slart> rayne_: depends on the model.. cooling etc
[21:56] <knittl> ok, so there is no pre-built/recommended way?
[21:56] <Echo2010> overcloking motherboard any problems if already ubuntu installed shud be all ok
[21:56] <rayne_> Slart, Laptop running Nvidia 9600GT
[21:56] <Slart> rayne_: 40-60 deg C perhaps?
[21:57] <tgp1994> rayne_: I thought that was a desktop gfx card :S
[21:57] <h4f> I want to try xfce or kde but at the same time keep gnome. how can I do that ? can I ran any of them at the same time may be on different terminal
[21:57] <rayne_> Slart, so 85 C under those conditions and 110+ under graphics is considered WTF your shit is melting right?
[21:57] <Droopsta915> Hello. Does anyone know the path for rythm box?
[21:57] <unicum> nevermind..
[21:57] <crucialhoax> elfo: You said you have dedicated graphics, as in you do not have a video card? It is built in?
[21:57] <darolu> knittl: no, I think the safest way is to do it with synaptic; leave the one you are currently using and an old one
[21:57] <Slart> rayne_: 110+ is a bit excessive.. yes
[21:57] <Echo2010> alora
[21:57] <mezquitale> Droopsta915, whereis rhythm-box ???
[21:57] <Echo2010> nessuna risposta
[21:58] <Slart> rayne_: but you'd have to verify that with the cpu makers to be sure
[21:58] <rayne_> Slart, I can't seem to get tech support from HP to realize what a serious issue it is to have a GPU running at 110+ C
[21:58] <frxstrem> is there a way to list all the mounted devices in the terminal?
[21:58] <tgp1994> frxstrem: mount
[21:58] <ikonia> frxstrem: mount
[21:58] <mezquitale> Droopsta915, whereis rhythmbox
[21:58] <elfo> this is a laptop...but i came with a geforce go 7300, drivers are already installed
[21:58] <rayne_> Slart, CPU is running at nearly 80 C under load
[21:58] <tgp1994> ikonia: Jinx :)
[21:58] <Slart> rayne_: I think the new nvidia gpu ran at 100 deg C something.. and they thought that was a bit high
[21:58] <frxstrem> tgp1995 and ikonia: thanks :)
[21:58] <tgp1994> frxstrem: Np :)
[21:58] <h4f> I want to try xfce or kde but at the same time keep gnome. how can I do that ? can I ran any of them at the same time may be on different terminal
[21:59] <LekeFly> When 10.0 is out of beta.. will there be a easy way to upgrade from beta > stable.. ?
[21:59] <crucialhoax> elfo: When you open up the system manager how much does it show in there?
[21:59] <darolu> h4f: just install xubuntu-desktop and kubuntu-desktop packages
[21:59] <bnelsonmiller> hello, I have a question about using both ubuntu and ubuntu studio
[21:59] <rayne_> Slart, that seems way to hot for a notebook.... will cause issues with all the surrounding components, like my battery that is now incapable of holding a charge for the 3rd time
[21:59] <tgp1994> LekeFly: I'm pretty sure 10.0 is the stable version?
[21:59] <h4f> darolu: yeap and how will I then select which desktop to start ?
[21:59] <Slart> rayne_: I've got a 8800gtx that's running at 56 deg C on idle.. it has a "start to slow things down to cool it off a bit" setting that starts at 110 deg C .. so perhaps 110 isn't the end of the world
[22:00] <LekeFly> tgp1994: 10.04 then :p
[22:00] <crucialhoax> h4f: when you log in, at the bottom of the screen there will be a `session` box, choose one.
[22:00] <elfo> sry...where is that?
[22:00] <ChogyDan> LekeFly: just upgrade as normal, but discussion is in #ubuntu+1
[22:00] <tgp1994> LekeFly: I think they will usually give you an easy time with the upgrade, apt-get upgrade should help you.
[22:00] <rayne_> Slart, 110 is the lowest though, it never drops below that after running graphics heavy apps for longer than 15 minutes
[22:00] <LekeFly> ah thanks:)
[22:00] <h4f> crucialhoax:  will there be a choise of xfce gnome or kde ?
[22:00] <bnelsonmiller> is it worth it to have both ubuntu and ubuntu studio running on separate partitions? I like ubuntu 9.10 but i want the low latency kernal for recording
[22:00] <crucialhoax> elfo: System > Administration > System Monitor
[22:00] <crucialhoax> h4f: Yes, if they are installed.
[22:00] <aj00200> Does anyone know what the Ubuntu notification system is called or how to integrate it with python?
[22:00] <elfo> 2.9 GB
[22:00] <h4f>  crucialhoax: thanks
[22:01] <crucialhoax> aj00200: The popups in the upper right hand corner?
[22:01] <ChogyDan> aj00200: libnotify
[22:01] <aj00200> thanks ChogyDan
[22:01] <brontosaurusrex> bnelsonmiller: ask
[22:01] <frxstrem> I had a problem with the built-in remote desktop server, where it wouldn't enable UPnP, but after I reinstalled Ubuntu, it works again - any idea why? is the problem related to the router or Ubuntu?
[22:01] <darolu> h4f: you can select at log in screen, in the bottom (gdm)
[22:01] <h4f> darolu: thanks
[22:01] <Slart> rayne_: this table http://www.nvidia.com/object/product_geforce_9600gt_us.html lists max GPU temperature as 105 deg C
[22:01] <crucialhoax> elfo: Hmm. that is odd. total is 2.9?
[22:01] <tgp1994> So, I've been having trouble getting an originally Wii-formatted Memory stick read on my Ubuntu 9.10 box. It recognizes the Stratitec 33-in-1 memory reader, and it seems to recognize the fact that SOMETHING is plugged into it. However, it does not create a device name for it. Can anyone help with this?
[22:02] <bnelsonmiller> what does that mean brontosaurusrex?
[22:02] <tgp1994> bnelsonmiller: Shoot :)
[22:02] <elfo> yes...i guess this is total....im on the separator system...
[22:02] <brontosaurusrex> bnelsonmiller: no idea really, not an audio guy
[22:02] <LekeFly> Could someone guide me tru booting in chroot.. ?
[22:03] <LekeFly> Having some issues..
[22:03] <elfo> says memory: 2,9GiB
[22:03] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Wait, you mean rebooting in matinence mode?
[22:03] <crucialhoax> bnelsonmiller: Unless there is a space requirement why not keep both?
[22:03] <bnelsonmiller> tgp1994, is it worth it to get the low latency kernal on its own partition for recording?
[22:04] <airtonix> what are my gui options for creating gnome documentation for my app ?
[22:04] <bnelsonmiller> ok thanks crucial
[22:04] <crucialhoax> elfo: Does it say `of 2.9 GB`?
[22:04] <tgp1994> bnelsonmiller: Sure, that sounds good.  Sorry =/
[22:06] <LekeFly> tgp1994: cool ill try:)
[22:06] <elfo> this is usual to happen on 32bits version right?
[22:06] <frxstrem> I'm just randomly wondering - and I know this may not be the best place to ask it - but is it possible to have more than one partition on a USB flash drive?
[22:06] <crucialhoax> elfo: Correct. It usually reads 3.5 ish, but you are running a 64bit machine. Not the issue.
[22:06] <LekeFly> tgp1994: it just says ubuntu@ubuntu says i have to run as sudo at the top
[22:07] <darolu> frxstrem: yes it is possible
[22:07] <crucialhoax> frxstrem: Yes
[22:07] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Ah, then sudo chroot /mnt/whadeva
[22:07] <tgp1994> LekeFly: It will probably ask for a password then.
[22:07] <frxstrem> darolu and crucialhoax: okay, thanks :) any recommendations for good partitioning software, then? or anything built into Ubuntu?
[22:07] <elfo> ubuntu is stealing 1gb of memory...grrrr
[22:07] <darolu> frxstrem: Gparted
[22:07] <tgp1994> frxstrem: GParted is user friendly.
[22:07] <crucialhoax> frxstrem: Gparted. `sudo apt-get install gparted`
[22:08] <frxstrem> okay, thanks guys :)
[22:08] <crucialhoax> frxstrem: Np :)
[22:08] <tgp1994> Now can anyone help me on my memory card problem?
 well i want to keep the recording side clean (ie no widgets, extra running programs) so I think the having the separate partitions might be better. will this cause any problems? other than using extra space
[22:08] <ChogyDan> elfo: 32bit?  you need to run 64bit
[22:08] <JuJuBee> How do I find out a computer is running 32-bit or 64bit ubuntu
[22:08] <elfo> im running 64bits
[22:08]  * darolu felt like a besbty geeksquad dude
[22:08] <francesco_> Hello, I have just installed Ubuntu on my laptop. The problem is that I don't know how to search wireless connections the way I do with Windows. Could you help me?
[22:08] <coreyman> What are some live chat options?
[22:08] <crucialhoax> JuJuBee: `uname -m` in a terminal.
[22:09] <zleap> francesco_, there is a bar chart thing on the gnome task bar
[22:09] <LekeFly> tgp1994: chroot: cannot change root directory to /mnt/sda: No such file or direct    i did sudo fdisk -l first
[22:09] <JuJuBee> crucialhoax: thanks, didn't know the -m option, only -r
[22:09] <frxstrem> francesco_: if you see a few bars (a wireless icon) in the upper right corner, click it and select your network there
[22:09] <manowar3> francesco_, try `iwlist scan` maybe
[22:09] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Have you mounted the hard drive you are trying to chroot into?
[22:09] <crucialhoax> JuJuBee: No problem `uname --help` to see all of them.
[22:09] <elfo> crucialhoax: tks for the help anyway :)
[22:09] <LekeFly> tgp1994: No.. :P
[22:09] <darolu> LekeFly: did you mount the hard drive? proc? binded devs?
[22:09] <francesco_> Doesn't tell me anything.
[22:10] <tgp1994> francesco_: If you're in GNOME, at the top right of your screen should be a network-looking ish icon :)
[22:10] <crucialhoax> elfo: No problem. Hopefully it gets sorted out =]
[22:10] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Alrighty then, mkdir /mnt/sda, then mount /dev/sda
[22:10] <tgp1994> LekeFly: And then chroot, of course.
[22:10] <francesco_> There is an icon with wired network (disconnected) written on that.
[22:10] <frxstrem> francesco_: if the icon isn't there, you should make sure that you have compatible drivers for your wireless network device - if not, you may try to find if there is a Linux driver available, or try something like ndiswrapper
[22:10] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Correction there, you'll want to do mount /dev/sda /mnt/sda instead.
[22:11] <LekeFly> tgp1994: really? mkdir? doesnt that create a directory? im tr
[22:11] <LekeFly> ah hehe
[22:11] <LekeFly> Sec:)
[22:11] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Ok.
[22:11] <francesco_> frxstrem: The problem should be "no drivers"?
[22:12] <LekeFly> tgp1994: sudo mount /dev/sda /mnt/sda does not exist.. :/
[22:12] <crucialhoax> francesco_: In a terminal type `lshw -C Network` look for the wireless device and see if a driver is in use.  Doing an install -f results in http://pastebin.com/V4N6kJYv
[22:12] <LekeFly> nope did do that :P
[22:12] <ardchoille> LekeFly: you need a number in there, sda1, sda2.. we mount file systems not devices and /dev/sda is a device
[22:12] <tgp1994> LekeFly: What does ls /mnt give you/
[22:13] <tgp1994> ardchoille: Whoops lol :P Been awhile since I've mounted in terminal
[22:13] <tgp1994> Why does floodbot keep changing the mode >.>
[22:14] <LekeFly> ardchoille & tgp1994: what does boot * mean on fdisk -l ?
[22:14] <frostburn> ardchoille, not necessarily, you can mount raw images as a file system, and raw disks as a filesystem without partitions
[22:14] <francesco_> crucialhoax: What device should I look for?
[22:14] <trexyz> hello how can i configure squirrelmail form ehcp
[22:14] <trexyz> to receive emails?
[22:14] <LekeFly> ardchoille & tgp1994: in the column
[22:14] <crucialhoax> francesco_: the wireless device
[22:14] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Is that exactly what it says? Boot *?
[22:14] <elfo> crucualhoax: im thinking about 1 thing...before i installed the graphics driver, how could i have image....probably i have onboard graphics too...is possible that i lost the ram before i have the dedicated graphocs installed?
[22:14] <francesco_> crucialhoax: It's in the laptop.
[22:15] <crucialhoax> francesco_: Did you run that command?
[22:15] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Oh, just looked at fdisk my self, when there is a * in that column, that means that partition is bootable.
[22:15] <trexyz> how can i configure squirrelmail from ehcp  to receive emails
[22:15] <trexyz> ?
[22:15] <LekeFly> tgp1994: ah okey..
[22:15] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Which is probably the one you're looking for.
[22:15] <andrew_____> i just ran am update to bring beta 1 up to beta 2 and now i have ot boot with the old kernal the new one will not boot
[22:15] <LekeFly> tgp1994: i really dont know what i should write now.. :P
[22:15] <francesco_> crucialhoax: I did.
[22:15] <trexyz> can somebody help me?
[22:16] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Ok, so what was the exact name of that partition?
[22:16] <LekeFly> tgp1994: /dev/sda2
[22:16] <ardchoille> andrew__:  Support and discussion for 10.04 in #ubuntu+1
[22:16] <LekeFly> But its got 0 blocks tho
[22:16] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Ok, then sudo mount /dev/sda2 /mnt/sda
[22:16] <crucialhoax> francesco_: One of those lines should say `description: wireless interface`
[22:16] <tgp1994> LekeFly: I bet when you do it in sudo it will work.
[22:17] <andrew_____> ardchoille: what do you mean??
[22:17] <andrew_____> is that a known bug
[22:17] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Actually, since this is on a live cd and so we don't get confused, just su root right now.
[22:17] <ardchoille> andrew__: are you running Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid)?
[22:17] <bogdan_> ba da ii cineva aici
[22:17] <andrew__> andrew_____: :o
[22:17] <LekeFly> tgp1994: lol.. not its says " mount: only root can do that"
[22:17] <bogdan_> can somebody help me?
[22:17] <LekeFly> now*
[22:17] <andrew_____> ardchoille: yes
[22:17] <ardchoille> !lucid | andrew__
[22:17] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Ya, run the command su root so you'll be in a root terminal.
[22:17] <andrew_____> ardchoille: with windows on another partition
[22:18] <ardchoille> andrew__: you need to be in #ubuntu+1
[22:18] <LekeFly> tgp1994: what would the password be? its a live cd :P
[22:18] <andrew_____> ardchoille: what does that mean??
[22:18] <crucialhoax> LekeFly: I believe its ubuntu
[22:18] <ardchoille> andrew__: you need to /join #ubuntu+1
[22:19] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Did you happen to notice when you booted it up? Ya, like crucialhoax said, it may be that, or the name of the distro on the livecd.
[22:19] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Or you can give password a try :)
[22:19] <digevol> hey #ubuntu, i am having trouble trying to get an Intel Corp 82801DB Pro/100 VE Ethernet Controller setup and online on an ubuntu 9.10 install anyone have any time to help a guy out?
[22:19] <ikonia> LekeFly: what distro are you using ?
[22:19] <ardchoille> andrew__: Did you read what ubottu posted for you?
[22:19] <LekeFly> ikonia: 9.10
[22:20] <LekeFly> tgp1994: tryed all.. no luck lol :P
[22:20] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Oh, on the live cd?
[22:20] <sophist> hi
[22:20] <LekeFly> tgp1994: Yeah:)
[22:20] <switch10> digevol: can you see the card in lspci?
[22:20] <andrew_____> ya
[22:20] <andrew__> ardchoille: Stop hilighting me arrgghhh
[22:20] <andrew_____> there is no one in that channel
[22:20] <ikonia> LekeFly: so what are you trying to do
[22:20] <tgp1994> LekeFly: You might wanna google ubuntu 9.10 live cd root password.
[22:20] <ardchoille> !lucid > andrew__
[22:20] <ikonia> LekeFly: there is no root password, you are meant to use sudo
[22:20] <digevol> switch10: yes i can, thats actually how i found out what the thing was to begin with :)
[22:21] <andrew__> Damnit people, andrew_____ and Andrew__ are DIFFERENT
[22:21] <switch10> digevol: can you see it in ifconfig?
[22:21] <tgp1994> ikonia and LekeFly: Oh, my bad :P Ok, try sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/sda
[22:21] <LekeFly> ikonia: mount doesnt work tho
[22:21] <digevol> i see an eth0 and an lo
[22:21] <tgp1994> LekeFly: You sure you tryied putting sudo infront of the command?
[22:21] <ikonia> LekeFly: use "sudo" to run commands as root
[22:21] <ikonia> !sudo | LekeFly
[22:21] <SpockVulcan> does anyone know how ot fix this
[22:21] <switch10> digevol: any info under eth0?
[22:21] <crucialhoax> LekeFly: try `sudo -i`
[22:22] <bkocev> hello, installing texlive screwed my packages. Doing an install -f results in http://pastebin.com/V4N6kJYv
[22:22] <digevol> switch10 i see a HWaddr, inte6 addr, but they look like MAC's and not ip'
[22:22] <digevol> s
[22:22] <crucialhoax> LekeFly: Just be careful with root. He does not play well ;[
[22:23] <switch10> digevol: try ifconfig eth0 up
[22:23] <dr3mro> please what are the apt-get command to install packages for samba file sharing with nautilus
[22:23] <LekeFly> tgp1994: now i did sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/sda
[22:23] <LekeFly> ops
[22:23] <digevol> switch10:
[22:24] <crucialhoax> dr3mro: Looking it up now
[22:24] <digevol> switch10:  should there be an output?
[22:24] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Did something go wrong? Can you see your hard drive in /mnt/sda now?
[22:24] <grkblood13> how can i find what version of flash i have installed?
[22:24] <LekeFly> tgp1994: now i did sudo mount /dev/sda2 /mnt/sda        sda2 was the one with the * and it says that i does not exist..
[22:24] <switch10> digevol: yes it should say it is now active, or something along those lines..
[22:24] <LekeFly> tgp1994: Or more corretly it says mont point /mnt/sda does not exist
[22:24] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Hmm... what was the original problem that made you want to try chrooting?
[22:25] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Then try sudo mount /dev/sda2 /mnt
[22:25] <LekeFly> tgp1994: i want to run a update command.. ubuntu install is corrupt it seems
[22:25] <ikonia> LekeFly: you need to mount it on a valid mount point
[22:25] <digevol> switch10: sudo ifconfig eth0 up gives no output, no response
[22:25] <crucialhoax> dr3mro: `sudo apt-get install samba samba-common samba-common-bin smbclient winbind nautilus-share
[22:25] <LekeFly> tgp1994: Seems like that worked.. no error at least..
[22:25] <LekeFly> tgp1994: how do i check it ? :P
[22:25] <switch10> digevol: you don't want/need a static IP right?
[22:26] <tgp1994> LekeFly: ls /mnt :D
[22:26] <LekeFly> tgp1994: huh? :P
[22:26] <crucialhoax> ls /mnt
[22:26] <digevol> switch10: it may be nice, but i just want to get online to be honest
[22:26] <dr3mro> crucialhoax, is winbind essential
[22:26] <digevol> switch10: short answer is no, it doesnt need to be static
[22:27] <crucialhoax> digevol: `ifconfig -a` what does that supply as of now?
[22:27] <crucialhoax> dr3mro: Not sure, I have it installed. I gave you what i have installed.
[22:27] <switch10> digevol: ok do:  sudo dhclient eth0
[22:27] <loquitus> Has anybody got a problem with samba after upgrading to Karmic? I am getting a symbol lookup error on _talloc_free for /usr/sbin/nmbd
[22:27] <LekeFly> tgp1994: Oh i got it now hehe.. Where theres files there at least.. bin cdrom etc lib and so on
[22:27] <rocket161> My friend accidentally ran Shell forkbomb (He did not know),with :(){ :|:& };: Command, now he restarted the System, but it appears to be a little slower. The forkbomb is not running, still is there anything affecting the Linux system? (I have checked the Startup script, nothing serious is there)
[22:27] <jrib> loquitus: no, but check bugs.ubuntu.com if that's your question
[22:27] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Alright, so we know it works. Now you can sudo chroot /mnt
[22:28] <switch10> digevol: then try to ping <IP_ADDRESS>
[22:28] <jrib> rocket161: no it's fine.  You can set limits if you don't want to be affected by forkbombs in the future
[22:28] <grkblood13> how can i find what version of flash i have installed?
[22:28] <digevol> crucialhoax: i see an eth0 and lo
[22:28] <LekeFly> tgp1994: no error :D and it says root@ubuntu now
[22:28] <rocket161> jrib: Sure, thanks
[22:28] <crucialhoax> grkblood13: Open firefox and in the address bar type about:plugins
[22:28] <jrib> grkblood13: http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/
[22:28] <grkblood13> crucialhoax, is ther a way to do it form the command line?
[22:28] <digevol> switch10: it responded with no DHCPOFFERS received, no working leases in persistant database
[22:28] <crucialhoax> grkblood13: Not sure.
[22:29] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Ok, you are now in a chroot environment :) Any commands you run now are run and effecting the mounted hard drive only.
[22:29] <tgp1994> LekeFly: You can type exit once you are done chrooting.
[22:29] <jrib> crucialhoax: you can get the version of a package using « apt-cache policy PACKAGE » if you want
[22:29] <switch10> digevol: is your gateway at <IP_ADDRESS> ?
[22:29] <tgp1994> Can anyone help me with my memory card problem yet :(
[22:30] <crucialhoax> jrib: That is assuming that it was installed with apt or as a package...
[22:30] <LekeFly> tgp1994: cool.. now ill try this then: sudo apt-get -f install and crosses fingers it fixes my problem xD
[22:30] <jrib> crucialhoax: right, I meant to address that to grkblood13
[22:30] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Ok, good luck :)
[22:30] <sonia> oi
[22:30] <digevol> switch10:  pinging localhost is working. sadly i am no 100% sure of my gateway, if you giveme one minute i can try and find out.  i am on a network i do not have administrative access to
[22:30] <sonia> algu[em por aiw
[22:31] <crucialhoax> digevol: run `lshw -C Network` see if the wired interface has a driver or module
[22:31] <LekeFly> tgp1994: Know of any other way to "reinstall" all the other packages ?
[22:31] <ardchoille> !pt | sonia
[22:31] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Did apt-get -f install not work?
[22:32] <digevol> switch10: it looks like my gateway should be <IP_ADDRESS>, assuming the workstation next to me is on the same gateway
[22:32] <LekeFly> tgp1994: Nope.. "Can not write log, openpty() failed /dev/pts not mounted?)"
[22:32] <tgp1994> LekeFly: That's something you can ignore, the rest of the program worked ok.
[22:32] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Supposing there aren't any other errors, that i.
[22:32] <tgp1994> *is.
[22:33] <LekeFly> tgp1994: There is :P
[22:33] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Ah, what would that be?
[22:33] <thebrasse> Hello! Does anyone here know how to downgrade to python-reportlab 2.3 in lucid if I have already installed python-reportlab 2.4?
[22:33] <jrib> !lucid | thebrasse
[22:33] <LekeFly> tgp1994: Alot.. hehe.. like 5 lines
[22:33] <LekeFly> or more..  :/
[22:33] <digevol> crucialhoax: that cmd does spit out information about the controller, not sure what specifically i am looking for though
[22:34] <tgp1994> LekeFly: Let's pm then, I don't really want to have you go through the trouble of patebinning and me having to wait :P
[22:34] <bkocev> hello, installing texlive screwed my packages. Doing an install -f results in http://pastebin.com/V4N6kJYv
[22:34] <crucialhoax> digevol: Towards the bottom, look for `driver=` or `module=`
[22:35] <digevol> crucialhoax: oh yes, driver=e100 driverversion=3.5.24-k2-NAPI
[22:35] <jrib> bkocev: installing texlive how?
[22:35] <crucialhoax> digevol: Ok..are you using 9.10?
[22:35] <digevol> crucialhoax: yes i am
[22:37] <crucialhoax> digevol: Maybe this will help? http://www.ubuntugeek.com/fix-for-intel-cards-with-broken-eeprom-e100-driver.html
[22:37] <digevol> crucialhoax: does that mean everything looks like it should be working from a technical standpoint?
[22:38] <b0n1> where are the hacker channels here in irc ?
[22:38] <digevol> crucialhoax:  if so maybe the sys admins here have some type of firewall/network protection that i am unaware of and a fresh OS needs to somehow be configured by them first?
[22:39] <crucialhoax> digevol: Are you asking me if the hardware itself is broken? No I do not think so. It is a configuration issue. I am not sure if that will solve it. Just a suggestion.
[22:39] <digevol> crucialhoax: thanks, ill look at the link
[22:39] <crucialhoax> digevol: That would not prevent the interface from coming up.
[22:39] <bkocev> i installed it from synaptic
[22:39] <bkocev> but the thing is
[22:40] <bkocev> it was ok
[22:40] <bkocev> untill i installed texlive-full
[22:40] <crucialhoax> digevol: I may have found one more thing
[22:40] <bkocev> texlive-full did not complete the intstallation
[22:41] <jrib> !who | bkocev
[22:41] <digevol> crucialhoax: what is that?
[22:41] <jrib> bkocev: what version of ubuntu?  Did you use unofficial ubuntu repositories?
[22:42] <crucialhoax> digevol: Maybe not, the thread I was reading from had a bad router port.. =/
[22:42] <Zelda> Hello.
[22:43] <Zelda> I just purchased a MyTouch 3g. Is there a managing program for Lucid?
[22:43]  * kost{a}s_thess is away: Gone away for now
[22:43] <jrib> Zelda: #ubuntu+1 for lucid questions
[22:43] <Zelda> thanks.
[22:44] <MrKeuner> hi, anybody happy with their recent purchase of compact desktop PC in terms of compatibility with Karmic/Lucid?
[22:44] <airtonix> !anybody | MrKeuner
[22:44] <bkocev> jrib: i installed it from synaptic
[22:44] <Odd-rationale> MrKeuner: i got a shuttle xpc. works pretty good.
[22:45] <crucialhoax> digevol: I would see if the first suggestion works..
[22:45] <MrKeuner> Odd-rationale, thanks I'll check that out, please feel free to let me know if there are others as well
[22:45] <bkocev> jrib: texlive-full did not complete the intstallation
[22:45] <MrKeuner> airtonix, get some air
[22:45] <jrib> bkocev: for me to help you, you have to answer the questions I ask you
[22:45] <airtonix> MrKeuner, this is not  a poll
[22:46] <bkocev> jrib: ok
[22:47] <crucialhoax> I have touch sensitive sound keys above my keyboard, when the mute key is cycled it should change from white to amber, it only stays white, even when muted. suggesions?
[22:47] <bkocev> jrib: Ubuntu 9.04
[22:47] <b0n1> how can i join #linux ?
[22:47] <bkocev> jrib: I used the official repositories
[22:47] <crucialhoax> b0n1: /join #linux
[22:48] <b0n1> no crucialhoax
[22:48] <jrib> !away > Vantrax
[22:48] <b0n1> i dont mean ##linux
[22:48] <bkocev> jrib: i mean i searched on synaptic for texlive-full
[22:48] <crucialhoax> b0n1: ?
[22:48] <Vantrax> jrib, bite me
[22:48] <airtonix> inb4 kick
[22:48] <bkocev> jrib: before that texlife was ok
[22:48] <jrib> bkocev: ok, so no clue why it would not install correctly?
[22:49] <Adyeths> anyone around that might know why "ctrl-alt-f1" wouldn't work? Or how to make it work again?
[22:49] <crucialhoax> b0n1: /join ##linux
[22:49] <bkocev> jrib: i pasted the output i got after sudo apt-get  instal -f
[22:49] <bkocev> jrib: but
[22:49] <mickster04> Adyeths: does ctrl+alt+f2 work?
[22:50] <Adyeths> none of those work
[22:50] <bkocev> jrib: the problem is with some languages support
[22:50] <jrib> bkocev: I see.  have you checked bugs.ubuntu.com for an existing issue?
[22:50] <mickster04> Adyeths: mayb it has actually crashed?
[22:50] <Adyeths> something about my X11 configuration is preventing me from using those keypresses. (though I can't figure out what it is)
[22:51] <bkocev> jrib: i checked but the thing is
[22:51] <bkocev> jrib: i want to remove texlive completely
[22:51] <bkocev> jrib: and this does not work
[22:51] <Adyeths> if I open a terminal window and type   sudo chvt 1   and then type in my password, it does what ctrl-alt-f1 should do. But I can't use the keypresses like I used to be able to do.
[22:51] <bkocev> jrib: and later i will install it without texlive-full
[22:51] <blendmaster1024> i have a big problem
[22:52] <tehbaut> how do I upgrade to FF 3.6?
[22:52] <jrib> bkocev: ok, pastebin for me the contents of the following file please: /var/lib/dpkg/info/texlive-lang-polish.postinst
[22:52] <blendmaster1024> i just installed win7, but i don't dare repair grub so that ubuntu boots
[22:52] <Adyeths> if I knew where the configuration files were that control these sorts of keypresses I *might* be able to fix my problem. but I can't figure that out either. :/
[22:53] <Salva1> Hello. How can I stop gvfsd from starting?
[22:53] <blendmaster1024> because if i fix grub then win7's grub entry causes the machine to reboot
[22:53] <bkocev> jrib: http://pastebin.com/hqgreNqh
[22:54] <airtonix> !enter | blendmaster1024
[22:54] <jopie> If a driver is compiled as a module, how do I add it to the kernel or activate it?
[22:54] <wyclif> hi, back
[22:54] <blendmaster1024> airtonix: sorry, sorry...
[22:55] <tgp1994> Wow
[22:55] <tgp1994> did help.ubuntu.com get DDoS'd?
[22:56] <jopie> wiki.ubuntu.com
[22:56] <jopie> * has been flaky all day
[22:56] <airtonix> blendmaster1024, don't apologise to me... also don't assume your enter delimited message won't be interpolated with other peoples messages.
[22:56] <tgp1994> Oh, nvm, back up for moi
[22:56] <idefine> can I resolve a hostname via netbios in linux?
[22:56] <linx|> yes, using samba
[22:56] <jrib> bkocev: ok, now add "set -x" on a new line right below the "set -e" in that file
[22:57] <idefine> linx|: I have samba setup, but I am not able to see the other machine
[22:57] <linx|> idefine: nmblookup
[22:57] <Tig3rzhark> hi, I have a Gateway MT6728 laptop and it has a built-in microphone.  I'm having trouble with getting it to work properly, when I go into sound preferences I don't see any response from the input level.
[22:58] <bkocev> jrib: i added
[22:58] <idefine> linx|: it might be, because it not on my router ( it is on the router that my router connects too)...anyway to get this to work?
[22:58] <jrib> bkocev: now run your command that gave errors again and pastebin them
[22:58] <linx|> idefine: iirc netbios uses broadcast to do lookups. if you arent on the same subnet you need to get your router to forward netbios requests iirc
[22:58] <kern00b> hi guys. I'm not really a very big kernel expert, so I would rather ask the pro's. I have a box that's presently in production, and I/we had to manually roll in the NIC driver/module. If/when I dist-upgrade the kernel, would I have to manually re-roll the driver into the new kernel, or will it get ported in the upgrade?
[22:59] <linx|> kern00b: I would say you have to do it again
[22:59] <tgp1994> Is anyone up for making a driver mod :P
[22:59] <bkocev> jrib:  ok
[22:59] <Tig3rzhark> can anyone help me?
[23:00] <jrib> !helpme | Tig3rzhark
[23:00] <kern00b> linx|: well, see, that's the problem. the system is in a hosted space, to it it gets rebooted, the HNIC interface is down; then the only way to access the system it to *physically* go there & load the driver/module
[23:00] <idefine> linx|: it's a long stretch, but any idea if this is possible with a wrt54g2?
[23:01] <linx|> kern00b: then install the new kernel and dont reboot. check if the module is there for it - if not, build the module against the new kernel and install it, then reboot and pray
[23:01] <linx|> kern00b: or better, do this on a non-production box and test it, then deploy it production and reboot
[23:01] <elorian> Hello all, I am trying to add the Ubuntu Mailing Lists to my Newsreader (Mozilla ThunderbirD)..could someone tell me what the URL of the Ubuntu's news server is?
[23:02] <linx|> idefine: I doubt it :)
[23:02] <kern00b> linx|: thanks; I think that might be safest. Can you please point me to a guide for the latter method?
[23:02] <david_brent> hi, a bit of an unrelated question, but can someone tell me how to set up libs i need in anjuta or is there maybe an Anjuta channel
[23:02] <elorian> I tried "lists.ubuntu.com" as source, but it timed out
[23:02] <linx|> kern00b: erk ;-) you need to change the include paths iirc
[23:03] <linx|> kern00b: it should be just like compiling last time, but you just change the paths to look at the new kernel includes instead
[23:03] <kern00b> linx|: I'm sorry, but I'm a bit lost here. I don't work with kernels much (unless they break), to this it a bit outside my current skill-set
[23:03] <leeward> evening all... trying to install ubuntu 9 on a Athlon based pc... via burned iso.... and keep getting "initramfs unable to find a medium"... anyone willing to help diag this ?
[23:04] <jopie> I'm looking for a driver that was compiled as a module, but can't find the module, where should I look for the module? (it's hid_quanta)
[23:04] <emily> hello channel
[23:04] <zleap> jopie, try locate hid_quanta
[23:04] <emily> just installed ubuntu on Asus laptop. Can't play dvd... can you tell me where i can get dvdcss2?
[23:04] <linx|> jopie: not hid-quanta ?
[23:04] <jrib> !dvd | emily
[23:04] <jrib> emily: also see: /msg ubottu medibuntu
[23:05] <tgp1994> By the way Mr.Bot, help.ubuntu.com isn't doing so good :P
[23:05] <Tig3rzhark> hi, I have a Gateway MT6728 laptop and it has a built-in microphone.  I'm having trouble with getting it to work properly, when I go into sound preferences I don't see any response from the input level.
[23:05] <linx|> kern00b: well, you compiled the module last time ?
[23:05] <emily> jrib, thanks
[23:05] <linx|> kern00b: what nic is it ?
[23:05] <kern00b> linx|: yes downloded & uncomressed tgz, make, make install
[23:06] <jopie> linx|: you're right it's hid-quanta
[23:06] <timClicks> I've found an error in the help docs for the "lightsout" package, a new entrant in the GNOME games. Where are the GNOME docbook xml files stored so that I can create a patch?
[23:06] <kern00b> linx|: "Attansic Technology Corp. Device 1063 (rev c0)"
[23:07] <elorian> Does anyone here use the Ubuntu Mailing Lists? I can't get them to work :(
[23:07] <idefine> linx|: I could make one of my linux machines act as a router right? I'd just need to interfaces?
[23:07] <idefine> linx|: and then have it rebroadcast netbios
[23:07] <jopie> This is using an upstream kernel, but can't find hid-quanta, but according to the buildlog, the option line has an 'm' behind it
[23:07] <jopie> why can I still not find it?
[23:07] <idefine> two interfaces*
[23:08] <underdev> hi!  anyone having a problem connecting to ubuntu one?
[23:08] <kern00b> underdev: it was overloaded witht syncml release
[23:09] <underdev> okay, so its not jsut me than
[23:09] <underdev> okay, cool
[23:09] <jrib> !away > manowar3
[23:09] <linx|> kern00b: what kernel version do you want to run ?
[23:09] <timClicks> underdev: I had trouble connecting to the ubuntu wiki a while ago, was returning 503 errors
[23:09] <underdev> yeah, they really opened the pipes for lucid, must be taking all their bandwidth
[23:10] <underdev> thanks guys
[23:10] <linx|> idefine: yeah - you can probably even do it with 1 interface and ethernet aliasing
[23:10] <leeward> evening all... trying to install ubuntu 9 on a Athlon based pc... via burned iso.... cd checksums ok.... harddrive is ok master/slave... keep getting "io error initramfs unable to find a medium"...used nolapic noapic  any suggestions ?
[23:10] <powertool08> Is there a way to find out what a cronjob was? I'm seeing this line in my logfiles: CRON[21928]: pam_unix(cron:session): session closed for user
[23:11] <underdev>  leeward can you boot live?  have you tried alternative?
[23:11] <jrib> powertool08: check the crontabs?  I don't think the actual job is logged anywhere though you do get mail if a job fails
[23:11] <bkocev> jrib: http://pastebin.com/ZFx1RE9T after sudo apt-get install -f
[23:11] <leeward> underdev: what is alternative that non gui  mode ?
[23:12] <zaxonspox> leeward CD Drive problem? CD problem? did you ran in LiveCD CD-Check?
[23:12] <underdev> leeward: yes
[23:12] <jrib> bkocev: pastebin: #
[23:12] <underdev> leeward: exactly
[23:12] <leeward> underdev: CD checksums ok
[23:12] <jrib> bkocev: pastebin: /tmp/fmtutil.dhSXkPIb
[23:12] <powertool08> jrib: Ok, then what would be the crontab format to run the job at 5am every week on day 6? I think it is running every hour. (crontab only has one entry)
[23:12] <jrib> !crontab > powertool08
[23:12] <idefine> linx|: if I have only one interface how would I connect to say a switch and a cable modem?
[23:13] <underdev> leeward: you can download alternative from the same place you got desktop, or use the torrent, which tends to be much faster
[23:13] <underdev> leeward: does it boot the live cd
[23:13] <leeward> underdev: hardware worked fine until 1 hr ago when I toasted windows  :)
[23:13] <linx|> idefine: plug the switch into the modem, and the pc into the switch ? :p
[23:13] <leeward> underdev: thanks I'll give it a test
[23:13] <bkocev> jrib: http://pastebin.com/7qQSUvED
[23:13] <jrib> bkocev: by the way, which file did you add the "set -x" to?
[23:14] <underdev> leeward: if you can't boot live, there is probably an incompatibility
[23:14] <bkocev> jrib: /var/lib/dpkg/info/texlive-lang-polish.postinst
[23:14] <leeward> underdev: testing live CD again  just changed bios... should use  non-plug andplay bios  correct ?
[23:14] <underdev> leeward: this is probably blasphemy here, but you might want to burn puppy linux and see if that cd will boot live
[23:14] <cliff> Just wondering if any1 knows, what language are Ubuntu commands written in?? Can I give a command that orders Ubuntu to write a character??
[23:15] <underdev> leeward: don't mess with anything at first, just try to boot from the cd with the same config as windows
[23:15] <idefine> linx|: oh, lol
[23:15] <jrib> bkocev: can you make sure that set -x is actually there?  It doesn't seem to be.  Also, we need to figure out why this is happening: #
[23:15] <jrib> bkocev: argh, hate pastebin copies... why this is happening: pdftex: unrecognized option `-jobname=latex'
[23:15] <leeward> underdev:  btw i'm not a linux newbie.. may help save time a bit... ;)
[23:16] <underdev> k, nm than
[23:16] <underdev> then* :)
[23:17] <linx|> idefine: you might have fun with anything non-tcpip doing that, but it can work fairly well (I've had to do similar)
[23:17] <`blackmk4`linux> why would rar tell me no files to extract when the archives work on two other computers and i updated to the latest rar
[23:17] <bkocev> jrib: http://pastebin.com/fkAGL7zR is the file
[23:18] <idefine> linx|: cool, i'll give it a go.
[23:18] <jrib> bkocev: ok.  What does: dpkg -S $(which pdftex)   return?
[23:18] <powertool08> jrib: I looked at your links, can you verify? I want to run it every saturday at 5am:  0  5  *   * 6
[23:18] <bkocev> jrib: texlive-base-bin: /usr/bin/pdftex
[23:19] <jrib> powertool08: yes that is correct
[23:19] <powertool08> jrib: Thanks.
[23:21] <alket> How to make empathy font bigger ?
[23:21] <jrib> bkocev:  pdftex --help | grep jobname
[23:22] <bkocev> jrib: no output
[23:22] <jrib> bkocev: oh, I see our mistake with the "set -x" by the way.  Add it to the .postrm, not the .postinst please
[23:22] <jrib> bkocev: that's mighty interesting
[23:23] <jrib> bkocev: pastebin: apt-cache policy texlive-base-bin
[23:23] <leeward> underdev: 9.10 live CD not booting... same error
[23:23] <leeward> underdev: downloading alternate now...  should be 30 mins before testing
[23:24] <alket> Why ubuntu switched from Pidgin to EmpathY ?
[23:24] <lazarus> System:    Host bluemoon13 Kernel 2.6.31-20-generic-pae i686 (32 bit) Distro Linux Mint 8 Helena - Xfce Community Edition