[04:22] <JackWat> zbrahead91_: are you talking about 9.04?
[04:22] <juls4> unop, okay mate i'll give it a crack. thank you.
[04:23] <JackWat> yeah, what histo said
[04:23] <thedoor> somebody know why my amarok stops to work efore a update to 9.04 rc?
[04:23] <Empathy> JackWat, ill try that too
[04:23] <histo> thedoor: while you're updating?
[04:24] <zbrahead91_> Meh I;ve done my good deeds
[04:24] <zbrahead91_> Bye
[04:24] <JackWat> later zbrahead91_
[04:25] <pumpkinseed> i'm having a strange issue with open office 3.0.1 in ubuntu 8.10 64bit. When I double-click a word document, the open office splash-screen comes up and then writer appears on the screen briefly before simply closing. The only way I can open a file is by opening open office separately and then opening a work document through writer...
[04:25] <mib_pj343py8> thanks again everyone.  i love linux!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[04:25] <goodmami> JackWat, it's intel gm965... looks like the driver is agpgart-intel or something
[04:25] <mib_pj343py8> any idea what it means when media player says the stream fails to connect?
[04:25] <histo> pumpkinseed: try launching form a terminal oowriter whatever.doc
[04:25] <histo> pumpkinseed: replace whatevre.doc with the path to your file
[04:25] <goodmami> JackWat, but anyway thanks for the help. I'll try to find an alternative driver
[04:26] <pumpkinseed> histo: got ya... doing that now
[04:26] <JackWat> goodmami: your'e using a thinkpad T61?
[04:26] <histo> pumpkinseed: see if it throws any errors
[04:26] <goodmami> JackWat, x61 tablet
[04:26] <tas> Hey guys, is there a way to turn off the screen without putting the computer to sleep? I already tried setting the power settings but the screen still emits light
[04:26] <JackWat> ah
[04:26] <Wyt> is mIRC compatible with ubuntu?
[04:26] <JackWat> Wyt: i dont think so
[04:26] <JackWat> try using wine
[04:27] <tas> I'm pretty sure Ubuntu has its own seperate irc client, though ._.
[04:27] <tas> Pidgin?
[04:27] <pumpkinseed> histo: says oowriter is not currently installed
[04:27] <tas> It's what I'm using
[04:27] <JackWat> tas: Pidgin works for IRC
[04:27] <histo> Wyt: idk if they have a linux version. There are plenty of irc clients thogh
[04:27] <jane_> use xchat
[04:27] <tas> Yeah, I know
[04:27] <JackWat> I'm using xchat at the moment
[04:27] <technos> Question: Bluetooth headset pairs correctly, .asound is set correctly, aplay -d bluetooth works correctly, but there is no entry in /proc/asound/cards. What the heck? (9.04)
[04:27] <abstortedminds> does this command remove the rtl8187 from the kernel forever? rmmod r8187 rtl8187 2>/dev/null
[04:27] <mib_pj343py8> any idea what a "fail to connect stream" means in media player?
[04:27] <histo> pumpkinseed: make sure you didn't typo it.
[04:28] <smileboot> im super new to bash scripts so could somone have a look at this and tell give some pointers to why its executing putty even when no ping is reply'd to? http://paste.ubuntu.com/155105/
[04:28] <pumpkinseed> oowriter
[04:28] <pumpkinseed> The program 'oowriter' is currently not installed.  You can install it by typing:
[04:28] <pumpkinseed> sudo apt-get install openoffice.org-writer
[04:28] <pumpkinseed> bash: oowriter: command not found
[04:28] <RandomUsr> would someone post the URL for multiverse?
[04:28] <FloodBot1> pumpkinseed: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:29] <cdubya> JackWat, got it......disabled the setting in System > Preferences > Appearances > Visual effects.....took care of the issue. Thanks.
[04:29] <JackWat> cdubya: yeah that will work. :)
[04:29] <unop> smileboot, why don't you write that as.    if  ping ... host >/dev/null 2>&1; then putty host; fi
[04:29] <JackWat> But if you want the cool effects you have to reenable compiz D:
[04:30] <cdubya> JackWat, I'll deal....thanks again.
[04:30] <JackWat> heh
[04:30] <smileboot> unop, wouldnt that stop it from pinging constantly?
[04:30] <RandomUsr> what repos do I want for media playback, other than medibuntu which sucks?
[04:31] <smileboot> or i mean untill the it receives a reply
[04:31] <unop> smileboot, well, fill-in-the-blanks i.e. add the options to limit the number of pings sent, etc
[04:31] <unop> smileboot, that was just an example ..
[04:31] <pumpkinseed> histo: any ideas?
[04:31] <JackWat|zZz> later
[04:31] <artman> histo....  this is for you...
[04:31] <artman> http://paste.ubuntu.com/155107/
[04:32] <ibrahim> is there a perl ide which has visual builder lke visual studio ?
[04:32] <smileboot> dont wanna limit want it to ping count. need it to ping untill device comes up then connect via putty
[04:32] <RandomUsr> does ubuntu offer anything like time machine for backups? Or maybe something with ext3cow?
[04:32] <smileboot> connect only once mind
[04:32] <ibrahim> i need a complete perl ide for ubuntu ?
[04:32] <smileboot> not to infinity
[04:32] <rainofkayos> perldoc -q perlintro
[04:32] <histo> artman: hold up one sec
[04:33] <mase_work> ibrahim: are you asking do you need one or are you saying you need one and you want suggestions ?
[04:33] <artman> take your time bro....
[04:33] <ibrahim> i want suggestion .
[04:33] <unop> ibrahim, /j #perl
[04:34] <rainofkayos> there aren't many perl ides there are some plugins for eclipse and also vim
[04:34] <rainofkayos> u can also check perldoc -q perlintro i remember some IDE talk in that info node
[04:34] <ibrahim> ok thanks
[04:34] <mib_pj343py8> is there a common reason my dvd's are freezing movie player?
[04:35] <mkasson> RandomUsr: There was something in Linux Journal this mo about a net appliance fileserver with built in backup but it was for Red Hat or Suse or something else
[04:35] <grendal_prime> im setting up tripwire on a box.  Everything seems to have worked ok, but, i have this message at the end of the installation that reads...
[04:35] <mkasson> mib_pj343py8: illegal copies?
[04:36] <RandomUsr> mkasson, it could be made to work im ure
[04:36] <rainofkayos> mkasson: this type of thing is available in many distros
[04:36] <RandomUsr> sure*
[04:36] <layla> hello
[04:36] <RandomUsr> also, i'm dying to find out why my dvd's won't play in Jaunty
[04:36] <grendal_prime> The Tripwire binaries are located in /usr/sbin and the database is located in /var/lib/tripwire. It is strongly advised that these locations be stored on write-protected
[04:36] <RandomUsr> I've added libdvdcss pack
[04:36] <mkasson> rainofkayos: it was nice that the distro was prepacked.  no more messing with funky rsync settings!
[04:37] <histo> artman: k you still there?
[04:37] <rainofkayos> mkasson: yea its not to hard to build a clean net filer
[04:37] <xangua> RandomUsr: have you installed libdvdcss2 ¿?
[04:37] <histo> artman: what directory did you create for hte mount?
[04:37] <artman> histo..yes..
[04:37] <grendal_prime> media (e.g. mounted RO floppy). See /usr/share/doc/tripwire/README.Debian for details.
[04:37] <artman> /etc/windows
[04:37] <hhp2k> Hey guys - whats the Ruby on Rails support channel?
[04:37] <RandomUsr> xangua, I'm pretty sure not with the 2
[04:37] <RandomUsr> can't find it
[04:37] <mengu> hhp2k, #rubyonrails
[04:37] <histo> artman: /etc/ is a bad place for it should be in /media or somewhere else /etc/ is for configuration files.
[04:37] <tyler_d> lol
[04:38] <xangua> RandomUsr: livdvdcss2 is aviable thru the Medibuntu repository
[04:38] <mkasson> rainofkayos: is there a prepackaged net filer for Ubuntu?
[04:38] <histo> artman: do this open a terminal and  sudo mkdir /media/windows
[04:38] <xangua> ubottu medibuntu
[04:38] <artman> just one sec, let me double check..
[04:38] <hhp2k> Thank you mengu
[04:38] <RandomUsr> xangua, as a part of ubuntu-restricted-extras packages? that's installed
[04:38] <rainofkayos> #RoR is ruby on rails
[04:38] <artman> histo... sorry, it was media..
[04:38] <xangua> RandomUsr: 'livdvdcss2' is aviable thru the Medibuntu repository
[04:39] <xangua> ubottu: medibuntu | RandomUsr
[04:39] <RandomUsr> I've added the repo but nothing
[04:39] <histo> artman: k in a terminal mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /media/windows
[04:39] <histo> artman: whoops forgot the sudo
[04:39] <histo> artman: sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /media/windows
[04:39] <mib_pj343py8> my wife and i are trying to watch a movie together, why does movie player keep freezing?
[04:39] <rainofkayos> a net filer is basically a dedicated host running some file sharing daemon.. no uninstall whats not needed and set up nfs or samba i would imagine
[04:39] <histo> mib_pj343py8: to spite you.
[04:39] <rainofkayos> s/no/so
[04:40] <RandomUsr> xangua,  http://packages.medibuntu.org/
[04:40] <mib_pj343py8> histo, damn
[04:40] <mib_pj343py8> histo, darn*
[04:40] <ebil> Hi, I'm having trouble getting acroread installed
[04:40] <histo> mib_pj343py8: you can try another player such as vlc or something. in the mean time.
[04:40] <Daniel591992> hey,  how would I delete all visible and hidden folders called "Originals" in a certain directory?
[04:40] <nuno_electric> vlc just rocks!!!
[04:40] <rainofkayos> ironic that many netfilers run some slimmed down version of linux/unix as a management OS in any event =)
[04:40] <pumpkinseed> i'm having a strange issue with open office 3.0.1 in ubuntu 8.10 64bit. When I double-click a word, excel or ppt document, the open office splash-screen comes up and then the appropriate program (writer, calc, etc) briefly appears on the screen then simply closes. The only way I can open a file is by opening open office separately and then opening a document through the open menu.
[04:40] <mkasson> rainofkayos: yeahh, I do that now.... but this thing had nice gui apps for config/maint.  everything was all set up
[04:41] <RandomUsr> xangua, I'm getting an error when loading the medibuntu repos.... what's up?
[04:41] <ebil> I can't for the life of me get the medibuntu repository to actually install properlyu
[04:41] <artman> histo......http://paste.ubuntu.com/155113/
[04:41] <xangua> RandomUsr: add the repository key
[04:41] <ai3gtmc> how do I start my bluetooth device? I plugged it in to my usb but my phone wont detect my dongle
[04:41] <mib_pj343py8> histo, sometimes they will start and is says, "failed to connect to stream"  any idea what that means?
[04:41] <RandomUsr> xangua,  um??
[04:41] <wolf_> anyone tried to use virtualbox for 3d acceleration in a windows guest? so far as i can tell it isnt work for me
[04:41] <rainofkayos> mkasson: i would expect that in something prepackaged... i would imagine u need the 'extras' u can just do with the prepackage.. check on VMWare site.. they have a virtual appliance market with some free doohikies that are ready to load up in a VM
[04:41] <vock> Hey, just had a question about mount: Why is it the default for linux is to not auto-mount all the HDD? Is there some advantage to not having them mounted until they're needed?
[04:41] <technos> ai3gtmc: Make sure the bluetooth device is set to visible.
[04:42] <histo> artman: it looks like windows wasn't shutdown properly youc an add the -o force on the end of the command we just tried to mount it.
[04:42] <ai3gtmc> technos how do I do it?
[04:42] <RandomUsr> xangua, where do I get the key file?
[04:42] <mkasson> rainofkayos: interesting.  tanks
[04:42] <technos> ai3gtmc: Right click the bluetooth icon in the notification area, select preferences.
[04:43] <rainofkayos> or u can boot into windows and shutdown cleanly
[04:43] <histo> artman: or what rainofkayos  said
[04:43] <rainofkayos> =)
[04:43] <xangua> RandomUsr: read the page
[04:43] <rainofkayos> in some cases u would need to ,, some operations wont work on a dirty ntfs or fat system like resizing etc..
[04:43] <RandomUsr> xangua, think i have it
[04:44] <dassouki> this might sound like a dumb question but what is an alternative to winscp ?
[04:44] <tsuna27> i have this black bar on top of ubuntu's panel how do I get rid of it
[04:44] <artman> histo!!!  that got it!!  now is there a way to force it to do it everytime I boot??
[04:44] <rainofkayos> dassouki: scp
[04:44] <histo> artman: yes we just need to add it to the fstab now
[04:45] <artman> same command??
[04:45] <histo> artman: first lets sudo umount /media/windows
[04:45] <tsuna27> and schemedit.com looks strange on firefox under 8.04
[04:45] <ai3gtmc> thanks
[04:45]  * rainofkayos shutters @ the mention of Winbloze
[04:45] <ebil> does anyone know if there's a problem with the medibuntu repository currently?
[04:45] <rainofkayos> ebil: there was recently a person who couldn't sync to medibuntu repos in here... he was on 8.10
[04:46] <ebil> I followed the instructions for installing the repository, installed it, and it didn't add any packages.
[04:46] <ebil> rainofkayos: crap. I'm using 8.10 :(
[04:46] <Jimmyface> SecPanel is a good graphical interface for ssh / scp, which is like winscp
[04:46] <histo> artman: in fstab put in the UUID=whateverblahblah /dev/sda1 /media/windows ntfs-3g defaults 0 0
[04:46] <artman> histo... done..
[04:46] <dassouki> rainofkayos: it seems its command based i was hoping for something gui
[04:47] <artman> moment please..
[04:48] <artman> what the command to pull up available drives??
[04:48] <pumpkinseed> I recently installed a new kernel through package update, but when it finished installing I chose to keep my old menu list. now the new kernel is not available to choose in my grub menu list. Can I get the kernel added to the grub list?
[04:48] <jamiejackson> how do i make a user an admin from the CLI?
[04:49] <jane_> update-grub
[04:49] <musikgoat|main> artman: fdisk -l will tell you your partition layout
[04:49] <ebil> rainofkayos: did they figure it out ever?
[04:49] <histo> artman: K now save the fstab and go to prompt and sudo mount -a
[04:49] <histo> artman: should mount it.
[04:49] <ewsubach> is it possible to change the size of the individual partitions within my linux partition? for instance, to shrink /home and increase /usr ?
[04:50] <jamiejackson> is it: usermod -a -G admin
[04:50] <histo> artman: unless its complaining about being shudown improperly still.  In that case you can use the force option in fstab like it says or reboot in windows and shut it down properly.
[04:50] <mase_work> ewsubach: yes you can do that. you just need to resize the filesystem
[04:50] <mase_work> then resize the partition
[04:50] <mase_work> this should be done offline
[04:50] <mase_work> from a boot cd
[04:50] <mase_work> or something like that
[04:50] <musikgoat|main> ewsubach: if your file system supports it, you can adjust things
[04:51] <ewsubach> mase_work: what is the "filesystem"...do you mean my overall linux partition?
[04:51] <pumpkinseed> I recently installed a new kernel through package update, but when it finished installing I chose to keep my old menu list. now the new kernel is not available to choose in my grub menu list. Can I get the kernel added to the grub list?
[04:51] <artman> I got it force monted, but through windows dir... I no longer have win on my machine..
[04:52] <matt_> can anyone help me with an ar5007eg wireless card
[04:52] <mase_work> ewsubach: the filesystem is something like reiserfs or ext3
[04:52] <vock> Hey, just had a question about mount: Why is it the default for linux is to not auto-mount all the HDD? Is there some advantage to not having them mounted until they're needed?
[04:52] <mase_work> ewsubach: it sits on top of the partion and allows you to store your files
[04:52] <histo> artman: hrm.. let me see if there is a way to fix it from nix
[04:53] <ai3gtmc> whats the win+d exquivalent in ubuntu?
[04:53] <dia> Im having an issue with Ubuntu locking-up randomly.. I was wondering, what should I use to find out why its doing this.. After lock-up, a reboot is needed...
[04:53] <mase_work> ai3gtmc: what does win+d do ?
[04:53] <ewsubach> mase_work: what I mean is, I set the main partition (my linux ext3 formatted one) size, and I want to be able to resize specific mount points without affecting the main partition size. is that possible?
[04:53] <mjk1973> huh?
[04:54] <ai3gtmc> mase_work: it minimizes all open windows
[04:54] <tsuna27> is any1 else seeing schemedit.com strangly
[04:54] <artman> histo... I have an external that is mounted... I am gonna copy my files then I can fdisk, if you will instruct me...
[04:54] <histo> artman: if you sudo apt-get install ntfsprogs    then you can sudo ntfsfix /dev/sda1
[04:54] <histo> artman: then you will be able to mount it normally
[04:54] <jamiejackson> is it *not* kosher to create a user named admin? since i did that, it seems like my own admin privileges have gotten messed up.
[04:54] <mase_work> ewsubach: yes it is possible if you have each mount point as a different partition
[04:54] <histo> artman: that is with defaults instead of force
[04:54] <RandomUsr> this bites
[04:55] <RandomUsr> I'm not able to add the GPG Key for medibuntu
[04:55] <technos> Anyone have a clue why my bluetooth audio device won't appear in /proc/asound/cards?
[04:55] <RandomUsr> something about my cd rom
[04:55] <ubuntu> Hi...I want to install xubuntu 9.04 in a encrypted partition but i have some difficulties
[04:56] <Nhawdge> !jaunt | ubuntu
[04:56] <ubuntu> I tried to do it like that: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedFilesystemLVMHowto
[04:56] <Nhawdge> !jaunty | ubuntu
[04:56] <Surlent777> I just want to verify something quick: Will forcing Amarok and the amarok-engine packages to their respective current versions before upgrading to Jaunty hurt anything?
[04:56] <artman> it says refusing to operate on read-write mounted device... I guess I need to un mont it??
[04:57] <ewsubach> mase_work: just o get this straight, they all need to be in primary partitions, or they can be in extended partitions?
[04:58] <histo> artman: yeppers sudo umount /media/windows
[04:58] <mase_work> ewsubach: it doesn't matter.
[04:58] <mase_work> just make sure they are unmounted whilst your resizing it
[04:58] <wortman> how do I get gnome to use my top bar for everything like on my mac?
[04:59] <histo> ewsubach: you are limitted to the number of primary partitions
[04:59] <omid> Hi dear
[04:59] <wortman> it confuses me going back and forth as ubuntu looks so much like mac
[04:59] <matt_> anyone good with wifi cards
[04:59] <omid> do me a favor
[04:59] <artman> processed successfully!!!  thank you so much histo!!!!!
[04:59] <ewsubach> mase_work: yeah, I've used gparted before, but I only used it to make room for primary...I never used extended. thanks!
[04:59] <xangua> wortman: you could try Gnome Global Menu, but it only will work with GTK apps
[04:59] <Surlent777> wortman: While I cannot condone the use of a Mac in any way shape or form, you may want to experiment with adding the proper applets to the top panel
[04:59] <rufuscure> well theres a mac mode to make it just like a mac, but thats technical i can't get it to work, the next best is use the gnome/ubuntu modified bar
[05:00] <histo> ewsubach: you can only have 4 primary partitions on a disk then you have extended and logical.
[05:00] <omid> do me a favor  about bind samba and ldap
[05:00] <pumpkinseed> wortman: you can click on the bar (and hold down the left mouse button), then drag the bar to the top of your screen
[05:01] <omid> do me a favor  about bind samba and ldap?
[05:01] <Ned2> what can I install on ubuntu 8.10 to make it possible for me to burn .iso images to DVD?
[05:01] <artman> histo.. silly question... is there an available list on all the linux commands???\
[05:01] <wortman> I am very mac savvy and I dont mind it only working with gtk apps
[05:01] <mase_work> Ned2: brasereo
[05:01] <Surlent777> Ned2: Doesn't the default program, Brasero, do that?
[05:01] <wortman> its kind of odd how much ubuntu feels like mac
[05:01] <wortman> might as well push it the rest of the 10 feet
[05:01] <omid> do me a favor  about bind samba and ldap?
[05:01] <histo> artman: well there is apropos searchterm
[05:01] <matt_> Anyone good with wifi cards???
[05:01] <xangua> ubbotu gnome global menu
[05:01] <Ned2> I tried brasero without success, but will try again
[05:02] <ewsubach> artman: use wikipedia for "list of unix programs"
[05:02] <artman> you use that in trminal??
[05:02] <xangua> ubottu gnome global menu
[05:02] <histo> artman: I use google a lot to find stuff. In linux there are manual pages you can get them by typing man programname  like man ntfsfix   would give you all theoptions for that command.
[05:02] <histo> artman: you can search the manual using man -k searchterm
[05:02] <ewsubach> artman: this is only the default programs, any more that you install look under th man pages
[05:02] <Surlent777> wortman: why would we want to clone the look of an OS so bad it had to be completely rebuilt from the ground up to essentially plagarize existing technology?
[05:02] <xangua> wortman: go to http://code.google.com/p/gnome2-globalmenu/
[05:03] <artman> THANK YOU histo!!!
[05:03] <xangua> you can add the repository for Ubuntu wortman
[05:03] <misho> hi guys
[05:03] <mysticdarkhack> hello all
[05:03] <wortman> Surlent777, well going back and forth it is so close you would be surprised
[05:03] <histo> artman: np another good tip is to hunt around on google for like beginers guide to linux.  The terminal is very powerfull and worthwhile to learn. We tell everyone to do things on terminal in ehre because its hard to tell them click on this then that etc.. .with the GUI.
[05:04] <wortman> ty for link
[05:04] <omid> I get this problem when used smbldap-populate for add CN and OU in server ldap from server samba
[05:04] <omid> do me a favor  about bind samba and ldap?
[05:04] <chimwemwe> hello all, can anyone point me in the right direction as to how to change permissions on my hdd. i would like to set it so that i can always read and write. it is ext3 and only root permission. thank you in advance.
[05:04] <mysticdarkhack> can anyone toll me how I can get totem to play mms live stream?
[05:04] <histo> chimwemwe: read and write where on the drive?
[05:04] <histo> !codec | mysticdarkhack
[05:04] <xangua> wortman: this is the Global Menu repository> https://launchpad.net/~globalmenu-team/+archive/ppa
[05:04] <omid> failed to add entry: objectClass: value #2 invalid per syntax at /usr/sbin/smbldap-populate line 499
[05:05] <omid> do me a favor  about bind samba and ldap?
[05:05] <wolter> "when the stars lose their fire, and night steals the morning away, forever and the day!"
[05:05] <omid> I get this problem when used smbldap-populate for add CN and OU in server ldap from server samba
[05:05] <chimwemwe> histo, it's my external hdd. it mounts fine but i don't have access to it to write only read.
[05:05] <RandomUsr> ok xangua, I have the latest gpg key and am told the libdvdcss2 is recent.... any ideas?
[05:05] <Surlent777> wortman: I think my previous comment shows exactly WHY it feels so similar
[05:05] <omid> failed to add entry: objectClass: value #2 invalid per syntax at /usr/sbin/smbldap-populate line 499
[05:05] <histo> chimwemwe: you need to edit hte options in /etc/fstab
[05:05] <matt_> how about can anyone tell me where to get help with wifi cards?
[05:05] <histo> !fstab | chimwemwe
[05:05] <RandomUsr> mat_  what ya need?
[05:05] <histo> !wireless > matt_
[05:05] <zetheroo> why the heck is it that test pages are printed fine but programs have horrible issues with printing on the same printer?
[05:06] <xangua> RandomUsr: go to Synaptic and install 'medibuntu-keyring'
[05:06] <histo> zetheroo: driver issue maybe? what type of printer?
[05:06] <chimwemwe> histo, thanks
[05:06] <zetheroo> histo: how is it a driver issue?
[05:06] <Bluefire> quick question:  I'm using find to output a bunch of filenames, then redirecting it to xargs and using sed to manipulate them;  sed thinks I'm giving it files though and fails, instead of parsing the paths.  Is there anyway I can force sed to parse the lines without redirecting find's output to a file?
[05:06] <chimwemwe> ubottu, i will thanks
[05:06] <matt_> RandomUsr: trying to get ar5007eg card to work
[05:06] <omid> can you help me about this action?
[05:06] <zetheroo> histo: the Test page prints so obviously the driver is working
[05:06] <histo> chimwemwe: ubottu is a bot not a real peroson
[05:06] <ai3gtmc> virtualbox fails to download guest addons
[05:06] <zetheroo> histo: its an Epson Stylus TX100
[05:06] <RandomUsr> xangua, it's already there
[05:06] <chimwemwe> histo, haha nice, thank you
[05:07] <ai3gtmc> anyone know this error?
[05:07] <zetheroo> histo: I got the driver for it and installed it ... it works a few times and them cops out
[05:07] <RandomUsr> matt_ is that and atheros card?
[05:07] <omid> I get this problem when used smbldap-populate for add CN and OU in server ldap from server samba
[05:07] <ai3gtmc> I cant find it on google
[05:07] <omid> failed to add entry: objectClass: value #2 invalid per syntax at /usr/sbin/smbldap-populate line 499
[05:07] <xangua> RandomUsr: is installed ¿
[05:07] <matt_> RandomUsr: yes it is
[05:07] <RandomUsr> under authentication xangua
[05:07] <RandomUsr> matt_ please hold
[05:07] <dash|x58> does anyone know if jaunty has ralink support
[05:08] <dash|x58> 9.04
[05:08] <RandomUsr> matt_ could you lspci and pastebin
[05:08] <matt_> RandomUsr: Thank you
[05:08] <Surlent777> dash|x58: You might get more luck with Jaunty questions in #ubuntu+1
[05:08] <RandomUsr> lspci from the terminal
[05:08] <xangua> RandomUsr: then there should be no problems.........
[05:08] <zetheroo> this is so frustrating
[05:08] <xangua> jum, have you tried install libdvdcss2 RandomUsr ¿
[05:08] <RandomUsr> xangua, should being the operative word, but then why am I getting a pebkac error?
[05:08] <omid> can you help me about this action?
[05:09] <omid> can you help me about bind ldap and samba?
[05:09] <omid> can you help me about bind ldap and samba?
[05:09] <JamesG> Hi all
[05:09] <matt_> RandomUsr: 14:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
[05:10] <RandomUsr> matt_ at what point are you getting stuck, and what version of ubuntu do you have?
[05:10] <omid> is anybody in the XCHAT?
[05:10] <omid> is anybody in the XCHAT?
[05:10] <misho> J upgraded to RC Jaunty my question is : How to upgrade to full vesion on april 23
[05:11] <xangua> RandomUsr: have you tried just to download and install the deb from http://packages.medibuntu.org/ ¿
[05:11] <zetheroo> anyone know how to sort our printer issues?
[05:11] <omid> yohooo....I'm omid
[05:11] <xangua> misho: just 'update'
[05:11] <omid> is anybody in the XCHAT?
[05:11] <xangua> i am in Pidgin*
[05:12] <misho> xangua:  thanks xangua
[05:12] <histo> zetheroo: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=986837
[05:12] <omid> can you help me about bind ldap and samba?
[05:12] <RandomUsr> xangua, yes and still nothing
[05:12] <matt_> RandomUsr: It shows up in hardware drivers but will not work I tried some different tuts which include using ndis and madwifi(which isnt working anymore) but cant get it to work.
[05:13] <RandomUsr> matt_ what version of ubuntu?
[05:14] <matt_> RandomUsr: I downloaded driver from toshiba site and tried using wine to extract it 8.04
[05:14] <ewsubach> anyone, besides /home, is it a good idea to put /usr into it's own partition?
[05:14] <matt_> RandomUsr: can't find where wine extracted it to
[05:15] <RandomUsr> matt_ i'm not sure just yet, but sounds like it might be a permissions issue writing to a file
[05:15] <zetheroo> histo: yeah .. been there done that ... thanks
[05:15] <histo> zetheroo: np just figuring might be some of the issues your experiencing.
[05:16] <histo> zetheroo: I cna't believe it won't work with cups
[05:16] <matt_> RandomUsr: any ideas how to fix?
[05:16] <zetheroo> histo: well I got the printer to print for about 3 weeks ... even over the network ... and then it just quits on me
[05:16] <RandomUsr> xangua, success from the webpage sorta, one dvd will play but another will not and they're both in good condition
[05:16] <zetheroo> histo: I get cups errors and it stops in the middle of jobs etc ..
[05:16] <vigo> matt_: Are you on Ubuntu now?
[05:17] <RandomUsr> matt_ you'd have to know where you downloaded the driver to
[05:17] <bonez46> where can I find help in setting up xorg.conf for an 8.10 desktop system with chrome9 mobo video?
[05:17] <matt_> vigo:yes
[05:18] <matt_> RandomUsr: I have the file on my desktop i just dont know where it extracts to
[05:18] <ytoox> hello, I got a vaio laptop and I am trying to get the integrated microphone to work but It's not doing anything
[05:18] <ytoox> can you help me please?
[05:18] <RandomUsr> matt_ I believe you can pick where to extract to
[05:19] <vigo> matt_: What is the version of the driver and is it in the supported packages list?
[05:19] <RandomUsr> matt_ but you need read write permissions to the install directory
[05:19] <RandomUsr> do you know how to do that?
[05:19] <bonez46> I only have 800 x 600 and 640 x 480.. yuck..
[05:19] <z_existence> ytoox: what is your sound capture device in system->preferences->sound preferences ?
[05:19] <matt_> RandomUsr: its using winzip and doesnt give the option
[05:19] <Mike_lifeguard> What does it mean if top shows >100% CPU usage?
[05:19] <ytoox> z_existence: hold on
[05:20] <RandomUsr> matt_ extract on a windows box and copy to usb thumb drive?
[05:20] <Brando753> is there a way i can view my passwords stored in a keyring
[05:20] <matt_> RandomUsr: tried that same issue extracts where it wants
[05:20] <ytoox> z_existence: it's alsa
[05:20] <JackWat|zZz> matt_: what kind of file is it?
[05:20] <RandomUsr> Grumble
[05:20] <matt_> vigo: its an ar5007eg
[05:21] <histo> Brando753: gnome-keyring-manager?
[05:21] <taco> don't bother- ic u
[05:21] <taco> oooops hello room
[05:21] <histo> Brando753: i believe they are stored int .gnome2/keyrings/default.keyring  in your home
[05:21] <JackWat|zZz> ai3gtmc: you still here?
[05:22] <matt_> JackWat|zZz: Its an exe file i got it from toshiba website only place i could find it
[05:22] <z_existence> ytoox: is there another entry there which is like <driver> <codec> Analog (ALSA) ? If so choose that
[05:22] <ytoox> ok
[05:22] <ytoox> checking...
[05:22] <JackWat|zZz> matt_: it usually gives you a directy to extract to.
[05:22] <JackWat|zZz> the card doesn't work in ubuntu right now?
[05:22] <histo> matt_: was is the output of the lspci   for your card. What chipset is it?
[05:23] <prjktdtnt> Is there a way to simulate an x session to test a program from inside an existing x session? (a windowed 2nd x session essentially)
[05:23] <JackWat|zZz> if its an artheros code it should use ath9k
[05:23] <matt_> histo:14:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
[05:23] <histo> matt_: and what is the model of your card again you said?  let me see which driver you need
[05:23] <z_existence> matt: that's ath5k
[05:23] <vigo> matt_: I found this on the forums, looks like a sketchy situation. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=792158&highlight=ar5007eg
[05:23] <matt_> histo:ar5007eg
[05:23] <JackWat|zZz> 5k*
[05:23] <JackWat|zZz> heh
[05:23] <z_existence> maybe ?
[05:24] <histo> matt_: k let me check something
[05:24] <histo> matt_: who makes it?
[05:24] <JackWat|zZz> matt_: the wireless doesn't work at all right now?
[05:24] <z_existence> matt: check dmesg for MAC, PJY
[05:24] <z_existence> sorry PHY
[05:24] <JackWat|zZz> heh
[05:24] <matt_> JackWat|zZz: no
[05:25] <ytoox> z_existence: it still does not work. When I talk into the sound recorder it only records ambient noise
[05:25] <JackWat|zZz> do you have a wlan0 interface when you type ifconfig -a?
[05:25] <matt_> vigo: tried that tut but the madwifi not working anymore
[05:25] <histo> matt_:
[05:25] <RandomUsr> ok crap, the dark knight starts to play but stops when i try to scene selection or play movie
[05:25] <histo> matt_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessCardsSupported#By%20Manufacturer
[05:25] <misho> buy all
[05:25] <matt_> histo:atheros
[05:25] <prjktdtnt> Is there a way to simulate an x session to test a program from inside an existing x session? (a windowed 2nd x session essentially)
[05:25] <JackWat|zZz> my atheros card works with the ath5k driver
[05:26] <matt_> histo: not in list
[05:26] <z_existence> prjktdtnt: Xephyr or Xnest
[05:26] <prjktdtnt> z_existence: thank you, i knew there was a program but I couldn't think of it, you're awesome!!
[05:26] <JackWat|zZz> matt_: when you click the network manager icon, you get no wireless networks foudn at all?
[05:27] <eago> hi
[05:27] <JackWat|zZz> hi
[05:27] <matt_> JackWat|zZz: just wired
[05:27] <JackWat|zZz> hmm
[05:27] <eago> I'm trying to install ubuntu but after copying the files I get an error on boot Display Server has been shutdown 6 times in 90 seconds
[05:27] <z_existence> matt: iwlist scan gives results ?
[05:27] <eago> anyone knows how to fix this?
[05:28] <eago> boot manage doesn't seem to be installe
[05:28] <eago> d
[05:28] <Mal3ko> in linux is there anything that equivalent to junction point on NTFS?
[05:29] <matt_> z_existence:[interface] scanning [essid NNN] [last]
[05:29] <matt_>               [interface] frequency
[05:29] <matt_>               [interface] channel
[05:29] <matt_>               [interface] bitrate
[05:29] <matt_>               [interface] rate
[05:29] <matt_>               [interface] encryption
[05:29] <FloodBot1> matt_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:29] <JackWat|zZz> matt_: you installed the madwifi driver?
[05:29] <JackWat|zZz> haha
[05:29] <vigo> matt_ I am stumped then, I thought that MadWifi was the fix for that. Could also be that you downloaded it onto/into windows and used Wine , might be a proprietary  blocking issue there.
[05:29] <bonez46> where can I find video help?
[05:29] <JackWat|zZz> my atheros card works fine with the ath9k driver
[05:29] <JackWat|zZz> is it 9k or 5k? i dont have my laptop with me
[05:30] <matt_> Jackwat|zZz: not avail for that card anymore
[05:30] <JackWat|zZz> ath9k?
[05:30] <slugnard> hi all :) I've recently installed Ubuntu 8.10; everything *seems* fine, but when I hit my site via a browser, all files (html included) are prompting me for a download. anything super-obvious here?
[05:30] <nrzul> hi all
[05:30] <JackWat|zZz> yeah ath9k.  ubuntu auto insatlled that driver for my atheros card
[05:31] <matt_> Jackwat|zZz:ar5007eg
[05:31] <dash|x58> whoa
[05:31] <dash|x58> you could upgrade with linux
[05:31] <JackWat|zZz> what does iwconfig give you?
[05:31] <dash|x58> instead of having to reinstall the whole OS
[05:31] <ewsubach> anybody know approximately how long it will be until jaunty will be stable?
[05:32] <JackWat|zZz> ewsubach: 2 days? :P
[05:32] <vigo> cheers, and thank you all.
[05:32] <dash|x58> probably 2 months
[05:32] <JackWat|zZz> matt_: did you see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=512828 ?
[05:32] <z_existence> matt: i have atheros identified like yours in lspci, on an acer laptop madwifi has issues for me, and switching from one to the other requires restart
[05:32] <dash|x58> it should be stable as an RC
[05:32] <ytoox> z_existence: what else can I do?
[05:32] <matt_> JackWat|zZz: no wireless for both
[05:32] <JackWat|zZz> hmm
[05:32] <JackWat|zZz> you dont have a wlan0 interface?
[05:33] <undeadlink> I just installed ubuntuzilla with firefox 3.0.8, now when I open FF, the first page loaded will be fine but any other website I try to go to will no longer load unless I restart FF and make it the first page loaded
[05:33] <undeadlink> anyone have any ideas
[05:33] <z_existence> ath5k does not yet know how to deal with rfkill switch, if you have one and it is enabled, it will all look good but connections will fail
[05:34] <JackWat|zZz> isn't there a arth9k now z_existence ?
[05:34] <matt_> JackWat|zZz: shows in lpci
[05:34] <JackWat|zZz> ath9k
[05:34] <RandomUsr> xangua, thank you soo much, i'm taking my lazy rear to the couch to watch movies now, thanks
[05:34] <z_existence> ath9k is only for new abg multicards, what card is it?
[05:34] <JackWat|zZz> 01:11.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR2413 802.11bg NIC (rev 01)
[05:34] <JackWat|zZz> is my card
[05:34] <z_existence> ath5k
[05:35] <JackWat|zZz> that was random. haha
[05:35] <z_existence> dmesg | grep ath5k and look for PHY and MAC for exact version
[05:36] <z_existence> ath5k module must be loaded (modprobe ath5k)
[05:37] <matt_> ath5k not found
[05:37] <slugnard> anybody have an idea as to why web files get served to a browser as unknown? i've verified that I have PHP, Python, etc. - but I even get a "download file" prompt for html files
[05:37] <z_existence> install backports-modules-(jaunty|intrepid)
[05:38] <z_existence> or linux-backports-modules-*
[05:38] <chris_> hi
[05:38] <z_existence> matt: i am using jaunty now, but as far as i know, ath5k is in intrepid too
[05:38] <matt_> im using 8.04 hh
[05:38] <z_existence> matt: you also need backports repositories enabled (software preferences)
[05:40] <pipeline_> Hi - Not sure what to do - Get following error when trying to share a folder - http://imagebin.org/46289  ? ?
[05:40] <z_existence> matt: sorry no ath5k, your kernel may be too old
[05:40] <z_existence> matt: did you try madwifi-ng?
[05:41] <pipeline_> Having trouble sharing a folder < http://imagebin.org/46289 >
[05:41] <jua> pipeline_: tried to do what the dialog suggests?
[05:41] <matt_> z_existence: i tried to use madwifi but not there for my card anymore
[05:42] <matt_> i just need to get the inf file out of the driver i downloaded
[05:43] <pipeline_> jua, neub here not sure where to do what it says - thanks for your help.
[05:43] <z_existence> matt: there is madwifi-ng maybe with a wireless-ng package , maybe it's in hardy too but i have only had success for my 2425 with ath5k
[05:43] <nellmathew> hey i was playing around with the ubuntu settings, and i added my username to "automatic" login.. now it won't load the whole way through (shows plain background w/ no wallpaper and the cursor) how do i load failsafe gnome from the terminal (recovery mode) ?
[05:43] <matt_> i will try to find it
[05:43] <nrzul> how install ubuntu from internet?
[05:43] <z_existence> nellmathew autologin is in /etc/gdm/confs
[05:44] <jua> pipeline_: press alt+f2 and enter (w/o quotes) "gksu gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf"
[05:44] <nellmathew> ah thanks z_existence
[05:44] <matt_> thanks everyone for help
[05:44] <Mike_lifeguard> !install | nrzul
[05:45] <ce_uchuldth> uuuiiiii...
[05:45] <Lartza_> Is there some other way to use my keyboard and mouse for another computer than VNC? VNC block the screen on the client computer so I am looking for something that I can press certain key combination and all signals from keyboard and mouse go to ubuntu
[05:45] <sl0th_> Do you guys know how to get gnome working? im in console...
[05:45] <Lartza_> sl0th_: Yes
[05:45] <Lartza_> sl0th_: Do you have it installed?
[05:46] <z_existence> Lartza_: x2vnc
[05:46] <undeadlink> I just installed ubuntuzilla on ubuntu 8.04 with firefox 3.0.8, now when I open FF, the first page loaded will load fine but any other website I try to load will no longer load unless I restart FF and make it the first page loaded, any ideas anyone?
[05:46] <Lartza_> sl0th_: startx should do it
[05:46] <sl0th_> Lartza: yea i do... it just crashed on my when i log in..
[05:46] <pipeline_> jua, Ok - Looking at file now - When done just save, correct?
[05:46] <jua> yup
[05:46] <sl0th_> how do you detach with screen?
[05:47] <wil_syd> sl0th_: Cntrl - A - D    (from memory)
[05:47] <Lartza_> z_existence: but...
[05:47] <jua> pipeline_: after saving the file, enter this to make sure samba gets the new config: alt+f2 -> "gksu invoke-rc.d samba reload"
[05:48] <nrzul> i want installer which in debian netinstall
[05:48] <Lartza_> Nvm win2vnc
[05:48] <shipitkth> im having a dualboot issue, i have 3 harddisks, 2 ntfs drives and 1 ext3 drive that is split into 2 partitions, the 1st partition on the ext3 has jaunty installed, the 2nd partition is my /home from a previous intrepid install, i had installed intrepid, had some issues, installed XP on another partition, just got around to installing jaunty, im using Ext2 Volume Manager on XP
[05:48] <MrLook> hi room
[05:48] <shipitkth> and can read my /home partition fine
[05:48] <sl0th__> I get an error when i run startx...
[05:48] <shipitkth> but jaunty wont read it
[05:49] <shipitkth> i got the .dmrc isn't owned by you or w/e message at first, tried changing the partitions, and now jaunty says "it appears /home/jim doesn't exist"
[05:49] <shipitkth> any ideas?
[05:49] <MrLook> i just installed ubuntu 8.10 on my dell 310 and my mousepad won't work at all
[05:50] <rosemayfears> how do i install AirOs SDK in ubuntu 8.10??
[05:50] <chamunks> I need help getting XDCMP to let me completely admin my closet server.  It wont let me preform some administrative tasks but will let me do others.
[05:50] <sl0th__> it says I already have a server running or something..
[05:50] <MrLook>  i just installed ubuntu 8.10 on my dell 310 and my mousepad won't work at all
[05:51] <chamunks> Synaptic will run but I cant modify the users and groups via the gui.  I only enabled xdcmp so that I could use the gui to fast track basic admin tasks.  But so far no go.
[05:51] <user5> aiv
[05:51] <user5> hallow
[05:51] <danfg> how do i tell aptitude to just download packages but not install them?
[05:51] <rosemayfears> how do i install .deb program
[05:52] <Patrick904> I seem to be having trouble installing the aurora engine
[05:52] <z_existence> rosemaryfears: double click in gui (gdebi installer)
[05:52] <jua> rosemayfears: double click the .deb file
[05:53] <Gumbyiscool> anyone want to tell me how to get different wallpapers on each desktop?
[05:53] <sl0th__> you using gnome or kde?
[05:53] <chamunks> Logged in Via XDCMP but I cant perform some admin tasks what can I do to give myself the same abilities I would have logged in Directly?
[05:53] <Gumbyiscool> gnome
[05:54] <sl0th__> if you using compiz.. go to the compiz settings and there is the cube setting.
[05:54] <sl0th__> you choose each wallpaper you want for each side.
[05:54] <antonius602> does anyone know how the command for xfce4's window compositor, i'l like to make a keymap to turn it on and off easily??
[05:54] <jua> Gumbyiscool best way for me to do that was a plugin for that dock...not cairodock...the other
[05:55] <undeadlink> I just installed ubuntuzilla on ubuntu 8.04 with firefox 3.0.8, now when I open FF, the first page loaded will load fine but any other website I try to load will no longer load unless I restart FF and make it the first page loaded, any ideas anyone?
[05:56] <jua> undeadlink, try deleting your ~/.mozilla
[05:57] <bullgard4> 'smbtree' reports an error "tdb(unnamed): tdb_open_ex: could not open file /var/run/samba/gencache.tdb: Permission denied" in http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394831/ . What is the function of the file  http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394831/ ?
[05:58] <Gumbyiscool> anyone want to tell me how to get different wallpapers on each desktop?
[05:58] <Kr0ntab> yoo
[05:58] <antonius602> compizconfig-settings-manager
[05:58] <antonius602> Gumbyiscool: probably one of the tabs in desktop cube, or rotate cube
[05:59] <bullgard4> undeadlink: My idea is that this version of Firefox is not configured properly on your computer.
[05:59] <b39inn3r> hola
[05:59] <antonius602> Gumbyiscool: from my memory of using gnome, i could never acheive this....it's been many months since i've tried
[05:59] <Gumbyiscool> i now its possible but noone seems to know how
[06:00] <antonius602> if it's possible it's somekind of pain in the A
[06:00] <jua> Gumbyiscool,antonius602: i found some months ago a plugin for avant
[06:00] <jua> it does that
[06:00] <bullgard4> 'smbtree' reports an error "tdb(unnamed): tdb_open_ex: could not open file /var/run/samba/gencache.tdb: Permission denied" in http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394831/ . What is the function of the file /var/run/samba/gencache.tdb?
[06:01] <antonius602> jua: there ya go! nice!
[06:01] <Gumbyiscool> avant is?
[06:01] <jua> avant right
[06:01] <antonius602> jua: not compiz, huh?
[06:01] <unop> Gumbyiscool, I asked google your question - and there are tons of interesting results
[06:02] <jua> dont remember the plugin but it does recursive and random, and lets you configure "show desktop" and "change wp" keys etc
[06:02] <raziel_> halle
[06:02] <raziel_> hallo
[06:02] <jua> antonius602 avant runs only with compiz on afaik
[06:02] <antonius602> jua: that actually sounds a bit familiar to me...
[06:03] <gangstar> when is 9.04 due out?
[06:03] <gangstar> jw
[06:03] <antonius602> jua: and yes, it needs SOME compositor, anyone will work....xfce's compositor does fine...minus a lot of bloat, too
[06:03] <antonius602> so u are correct
[06:03] <bastidrazor> i'm looking for a fan program or some sort of fan control for 8.1064Bit Acer 5515
[06:06] <undeadlink> jua where in the filesystem is that located? sorry Im a complete linux newb
[06:07] <olskolirc> so how is everyone enjoying jaunty?  sucks huh
[06:08] <jua> undeadlink: open a terminal, and type "cd .mozilla"
[06:08] <jua> you'll be standing right in it
[06:10] <technos> Welp, I got some mileage out of my SCO headset... I can now use it for output from anything that lets me specify the device in a text-box thanks to a plug wrapper, but me. Do the newer versions of bluez-alsa really only supply virtual devices and not real ones? And how the hell do I get this to play with wine/cedega?
[06:10] <MrLook>  i just installed ubuntu 8.10 on my dell 300m laptop and my mousepad won't work at all
[06:11] <z_existence> bastidrazor: did you look at the intrepid section of aspireone page ? they have some fancltd stuff that might do the trick for you
[06:13] <TarBar> My screen is dimming like every 10 seconds to half brightness, I changed the setting in power mamagement to not dim but it's still doing it?
[06:13] <jua> undeadlink, how did it go?
[06:14] <bastidrazor> z_existence, i'll check. this box isn't an aspireone though. i had found some stuff on acerfan but the bios version was wrong .. mine was higher than they wanted. the module it required wouldnt load
[06:14] <undeadlink> Im in the directory in terminal but Im not sure how to delete it
[06:15] <jua> ok, if you type ls you'll see the contents
[06:15] <Ned2> can I install ubuntu on a notebook with external hard drive or do I have to use usb drive?
[06:15] <kole> so it seems a repository i need (for gutsy) isnt in the archive any more... any other places i could get it?
[06:15] <undeadlink> extensions and firefox are the subdirs
[06:16] <jua> i suggest you to delete only the "firefox" dir, as it is there where your profile is stored
[06:16] <jua> if yu've downloaded extensions, you can keep them
[06:16] <Baatti> hello, is anyone available to please help me be able to play a dvd from my dvd rom drive on Intrepid please?
[06:16] <z_existence> Ned2: as long as you can boot from the hard drive with bios, it's no problem ... just make sure to install grub on the correct drive (hd1)
[06:16] <jua> to remove firefox dir, type "rm -r firefox"
[06:17] <Ned2> z_existence, thanks. so it is possible. I been wondering why I only hear about installing OS on notebook with usb drive, but not with external hard drive
[06:18] <undeadlink> ok looks like my profiles cleared but it still wont load any pages and now its not even loading the 1st =(
[06:20] <hotdog> do you guys know of software on windows that can let me look into my linux partition and move files around?
[06:20] <jua> undeadlink: in the file menu, just above the Quit command, does it say it is working offline?
[06:20] <sgc53> gim
[06:20] <Baatti> I have Mplayer installed, but my dvd won't play in it, it keeps giving me an error message
[06:21] <hotdog> is gim refering to my question?
[06:21] <bullgard4> 'smbtree' reports an error "tdb(unnamed): tdb_open_ex: could not open file /var/run/samba/gencache.tdb: Permission denied" in http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394831/ . What is the function of the file /var/run/samba/gencache.tdb?
[06:21] <hotdog> !pidgin
[06:21] <hotdog> !gim
[06:21] <jua> hotdog: if your filesystem is ext2/3 there are a couple tools
[06:21] <Baatti> !mplayer
[06:21] <undeadlink> jua no
[06:22] <Baatti> !codecs
[06:22] <hotdog> jua: can you name some
[06:23] <Baatti> I already have the restricted format extras installed
[06:23] <Hetor> --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv 0E23917F5D9DCE6C
[06:23] <Hetor> gpg: WARNING: unsafe permissions on configuration file `/data/.gnupg/gpg.conf'
[06:23] <Hetor> gpg: WARNING: unsafe enclosing directory permissions on configuration file `/data/.gnupg/gpg.conf'
[06:23] <Hetor> gpg: external program calls are disabled due to unsafe options file permissions
[06:23] <Hetor> gpg: keyserver communications error: general error
[06:23] <Hetor> gpg: keyserver receive failed: general error
[06:23] <FloodBot1> Hetor: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:23] <jua> undeadlink: very odd
[06:23] <jua> unless it's a proxy problem,
[06:24] <Baatti> lol, Hetor fail
[06:24] <Hetor> >_<
[06:24] <jua> hotdog: ext2ifs one that installs as a driver
[06:24] <undeadlink> yah I thought it might be proxy prob but I have it set to no proxy
[06:24] <Hetor> anyway how to fix it?
[06:24] <bastidrazor> when trying to modprobe acerhdf i get :: FATAL: Error inserting acerhdf (/lib/modules/2.6.27-11-generic/kernel/drivers/misc/acerhdf.ko): No such device
[06:25] <jua> hotdog: final solution for any fs on linux for me was colinux, a linux kernel that runs in userspace windows
[06:25] <undeadlink> guess ill boot back to windows and google it
[06:25] <histo> undeadlink: whats wrong?
[06:25] <undeadlink> I just installed ubuntuzilla on ubuntu 8.04 with firefox 3.0.8, now when I open FF, the first page loaded will load fine but any other website I try to load will no longer load unless I restart FF and make it the first page loaded
[06:25] <stealth-> Sometimes my dyndns connection times out and its been really slow lately, and the last thing I did was upgraded my server. Any ideas? Its only slow wile originally connecting, once connected, its fine.
[06:26] <histo> undeadlink: what is ubuntuzilla?
[06:26] <BladeNBrocade> i believe gencache.db caches name resolutions,
[06:26] <hotdog> jua: SOLVED. I found a program called Explore2fs.. hope it works
[06:26] <undeadlink> afaik its some sort of extension manager for FF
[06:26] <undeadlink> I was having problems playing flash even with the plugin installed and I read that installing ubuntuzilla would fix it
[06:27] <BladeNBrocade> hmm
[06:27] <YurtleTheTurtle> hello. I'm looking for a way to view a drive's hex coding (Specifically I need to see the FAT with cluster assignments)
[06:27] <Baatti> oh great, now Totem is crashing and shutting down as soon as the DVD gets loaded
[06:27] <jua> hotdog: good, be careful!
[06:27] <Baatti> grrrrr
[06:27] <BladeNBrocade> hexdump?
[06:27] <YurtleTheTurtle> hexdump /dev/sdd1 ?
[06:28] <asdfasda> Hey can some one help me manually configure xorg i am getting sync out of range at log in but if i login it works fine
[06:28] <hotdog> jua: seems to work great :0
[06:28] <undeadlink> thanks for the help jua, take care
[06:29] <BladeNBrocade> hexdump -> http://www.warpspeed.com.au/Products/OS2/GU/Manual/hexdump.htm
[06:29] <firian> does any know if gnomad is a good program to use with mtp devices
[06:29] <jumpkick> anyone know where I can find info on how to adjust the mount order in /etc/fstab?
[06:29] <cotigao> asdfasda, possibly, the res is out of range
[06:29] <Mikaze> Does Ubuntu use bash 4.0 yet?
[06:30] <BladeNBrocade> that gencache.tdb error should ignorable is it stopping any functionality in your samba?
[06:30] <asdfasda> cotigao:  me and histo tryed setting res manually in the xorg config xorg its self isnt the problem gdm is
[06:30] <Baatti> ALRIGHT!!!!!!
[06:30] <jua> Mikaze: as of 8.10 no
[06:30] <Baatti> the hexdump worked
[06:30] <Baatti> thanks guys
[06:31] <FloodBot1> Baatti: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:31] <Mikaze> Thanks.
[06:31] <dia> Hey, is there a 8.10 dvd?
[06:31] <BladeNBrocade> my bash is 3.2 on 8.10 as well
[06:31]  * Baatti blinks
[06:31] <Baatti> FloodBot1, shush!
[06:31] <skinnerJ> IRC sucks
[06:31] <BladeNBrocade> heh
[06:32] <skinnerJ> Maybe I'm a total newb!
[06:32] <BladeNBrocade> usually those are the ones who say that =)
[06:32] <skinnerJ> haha
[06:32] <skinnerJ> any help?
[06:32] <BladeNBrocade> for?
[06:32] <skinnerJ> Not thinking IRC sucks?
[06:32] <hotdog> make an irc bot?
[06:32] <BladeNBrocade> lol
[06:33] <hotdog> ircs rule :0
[06:33] <skinnerJ> IRC bot?
[06:33] <BladeNBrocade> possibly ur client is ur issue .. depending on ur level of IRC usage
[06:33] <hotdog> talk to lots of people at once.. use bots... and more sense of community..
[06:33] <Flannel> hey guys, can we take the non-support chatter to #ubuntu-offtopic? thanks
[06:33] <skinnerJ> I'm looking for a good tool to talk to my brother online.  Both new to Ubuntu.
[06:34] <hotdog> skinnerJ:  skype?
[06:34] <hotdog> skinnerj: pidgin is a good IM to use
[06:34] <hotdog> !pidgin
[06:34] <skinnerJ> Are there restrictions on what I can say in certain areas?
[06:34] <BladeNBrocade> lol
[06:34] <hotdog> they just want you to stay on topic.. this is the support channel
[06:34] <Mikaze> skype doesn't work for the blind.
[06:34] <noodlesgc> !guidlines | skinnerJ
[06:34] <skinnerJ> pidgin, I've heard of it.
[06:35] <jumpkick> hmmm.... perhaps I should explain what I'm trying to do (as if anyone will really care... :P)
[06:35] <dugbert> pork is cooler than pidgin
[06:35] <BladeNBrocade> pidgin is a multi protocol client it support IRC, aim, yahoo, msn etc
[06:35] <hotdog> !pork
[06:35] <BladeNBrocade> heh
[06:35] <skinnerJ> haha, I'm not blind, I'm a newb!!!
[06:35] <hotdog> ;0
[06:35] <BladeNBrocade> neway,, what client are u using now to talk on IRC?
[06:36] <dugbert> pork is an AIM client for the terminal
[06:36] <hotdog> thanks
[06:36] <skinnerJ> uhhh, only this one.  I'm familiar with yahoo messenger.
[06:36] <skinnerJ> non Linux.
[06:36] <BladeNBrocade> whats 'this one'
[06:36] <noiz> Hai
[06:36] <noiz> How can i reinstall wine totally
[06:36] <BladeNBrocade> which is what i expected... u may be looking for something more IM like,, try Xchat or pidgin
[06:36] <skinnerJ> wow........ UUUUber newb.  I'm sorry....... XChat IRC.
[06:36] <noiz> i mean how can i remove it
[06:36] <noiz> Totally remove it
[06:36] <jumpkick> I'm trying to mount a FS via Fuse, then bind that mount to another mount point locally so that it shows in the "My Computer" view with the other mounted drives.   These fstab entries work if I mount them in sequence manually, but they don't mount in order on start-up:
[06:36] <jumpkick> sshfs#root@<IP_ADDRESS>:/mnt /home/NAS fuse allow_other,auto,noatime,rw,nosuid,nodev,uid=1000,gid=1000 0 0
[06:36] <jumpkick> /home/NAS /media/NAS bind defaults,bind,allow_other,auto,noatime,rw,nosuid,nodev,uid=1000,gid=1000 0 0
[06:37] <BladeNBrocade> if u want to hide everything behind a GUI...
[06:37] <Mikaze> noiz: apt-get reinstall
[06:37] <Flannel> noiz: "Complete removal" of the package, and then delete ~/.wine
[06:37] <jumpkick> I'm trying to figure out how to order them via fstab options, so fuse goes first
[06:37] <skinnerJ> UBUNTU ROCKS!
[06:37] <Kr0ntab> yes... it does..
[06:37] <skinnerJ> Sorry for the off topic.  Later.
[06:37] <Kr0ntab> :-P
[06:37] <BladeNBrocade> noiz: apt-get --purge remove removes the configs as well
[06:38] <rosemayfears> how can i install it?
[06:38] <Mikaze> Or cd ; rm -rf .wine
[06:38] <drinkycrow> i hate f-spot
[06:38] <BladeNBrocade> thats fine too but its better to have one command elegantly do that
[06:39] <noiz> I still have not gotten the right answere how to remove wine ..
[06:39] <BladeNBrocade> apt-get install wine,, or u can do to the site download the deb and dpkg -i <*.deb>
[06:39] <jau> jumpkick: you can try making the mounts one after another on a startup script, like rc.local
[06:39] <Mikaze> To remove wine: apt-get purge wine
[06:39] <BladeNBrocade> noiz: apt-get --purge remove wine ; apt-get install wine;
[06:39] <noiz> ty
[06:40] <jumpkick> thx jau, i"ll try that
[06:40] <rosemayfears> how can i install .tar.tar
[06:40] <BladeNBrocade> .tar.tar?
[06:40] <Flannel> noiz: Yes, you have.  Go to synaptic, "Complete removal", and then remove ~/.wine
[06:40] <BladeNBrocade> u need to  extract the archive
[06:40] <noiz> k
[06:40] <Mikaze> Synaptic doesn't work for the blind.
[06:40] <BladeNBrocade> u install whats inside
[06:41] <BladeNBrocade> tar -xvf <*.tar>  just looks like that file was named .tar and then got archived.. possibly making it a filename.tar.tar
[06:41] <Flannel> Mikaze: Who said anything about being blind?
[06:41] <brand0con> i have a corrupt flash drive which won't respond to actions in both gparted or fdisk /dev/sd?1
[06:41] <brand0con> any other useful tools here
[06:42]  * Mikaze is just saying...
[06:42] <BladeNBrocade> brand0con: what is teh filesystem on the flash drive?
[06:42] <Flannel> Mikaze: Please refrain from adding noise to the channel.  Thanks.
[06:43] <brand0con> BladeNBrocade: it was fat16.  and actually i was inaccurate, i could delete that from the table with gparted but assigning a different type didnt format the drive
[06:43] <BladeNBrocade> it may be dirty,, and need to be checked from the proper system and then try gparted and fdisk again..
[06:43] <brand0con> tried fat 16 32 and ext3
[06:43] <brand0con> hmmm how to check it
[06:43] <BladeNBrocade> if its a fat try to check it from a windows system and have chkdsk fix any fs errors
[06:43] <brand0con> ugh no windows machine present
[06:44] <noiz> is there some kind of MOUSE sensitivity emulator of windows?
[06:44] <BladeNBrocade> there may be a *nix option but im not sure how stable it is to check a ms fs from unix
[06:44] <Mikaze> apt-get dos-utils and then fsck the partition.
[06:44] <noiz> i mean, i want to use a certain sensitivity that i had on windows but i cant here
[06:44] <BladeNBrocade> mkfs.vfat
[06:44] <jau> brand0con you have fsck.msdos
[06:45] <BladeNBrocade> oh yea that one =)
[06:45]  * BladeNBrocade wouldn't use fat if life depended on =)
[06:45] <cruncher4832> hello i'm on crunchbang. trying to change my keyboard to qwerty and my display setting, its only 800x600
[06:45] <jau> me neither :@
[06:45] <BladeNBrocade> hehe
[06:46] <Flannel> cruncher4832: You should ask in #crunchbang, thanks
[06:46] <acode_> How hard is it to keep ubuntu 8.04 lts server edition safe and up to date?
[06:46] <Flannel> acode_: Not at all.
[06:46] <BladeNBrocade> so jau was always curios is it safe to fsck that windows drive from unix?
[06:46] <acode_> Flannel: how many work hours can one expect to use on this a month?
[06:47] <Mikaze> Has been safe to fsck fat16/vfat partitions for years now.
[06:47] <jau> BladeNBrocade: in my experience it is very safe
[06:47] <Flannel> acode_: Uh... Including the time you wait for downloads? or what?
[06:47] <BladeNBrocade> Mikaze: nice,, as i said i dont deal with a lot of windows at all pretty much lost there
[06:47] <brand0con> BladeNBrocade: what sort of fs would you use than if you needed files to be usable on both windows and nix?
[06:47] <Flannel> acode_: Time it takes you to do it... maybe 15 minutes a month?
[06:47] <acode_> Flannel: let me ask another way. Is there more to it then setting up your iptables properly and doing regular apt-get update ;-)
[06:47] <nrzul> netinstall cd contains rp-pppoe?
[06:48] <BladeNBrocade> i dont i work in predominantly red hat env. and use all linux at home,, but id use samba and fat if i needed
[06:48] <Flannel> acode_: Not really, no.  Well, update, then dist-upgrade.
[06:48] <hotdog> hey my ubuntu after i type my password restarts..
[06:48] <Mikaze> fat16 is nice if you want to share a partition on a dual-boot system.
[06:48] <hotdog> and ends up back at login again..
[06:48] <acode_> Flannel: excellent, thanks
[06:48] <brand0con> arent you forced into fat pretty much?  ntfs would just be silly (is it possible?)
[06:48] <BladeNBrocade> i would imagine its needed in that case,,, not in mine i single boot
[06:48] <n8tuser> acode_ -> depens onf what services you are serving does it not
[06:48] <n8tuser> ?
[06:48] <acode_> n8tuser: ssh and apache
[06:49] <n8tuser> acode_ -> then what Flannel said seem enuff
[06:49] <acode_> ok thanks for the second opinion
[06:50] <zetheroo> printer help still needed
[06:50] <zetheroo> I have been testing out apps to see which ones print and which don't  ... why is it that some work and some do not?
[06:51] <Mikaze> zetheroo: Are you working throu http://localhost:613?
[06:51] <n8tuser> 631 not 613
[06:51] <zetheroo> Mikaze: I don't know
[06:52] <Mikaze> Oops.  point your web browser at http://localhost:631
[06:52] <zetheroo> ok
[06:52] <zetheroo> and then?
[06:52] <zetheroo> this is to add a printer ...
[06:52] <stanman1> this is in my mail.err "CVD file not found on remote server" Having probs with receiving mail from some domains, anyone ran into this before?
[06:52] <Mikaze> And then install and config the printer.
[06:53] <BladeNBrocade> can u reach the 25 port on any domain that reported an error stanman1 ?
[06:53] <zetheroo> Mikaze: obviously the printer is already installed adn working ....
[06:53] <Mikaze> The web page gives you full printer access.
[06:54] <Blizzerand__> !welcome
[06:54] <zetheroo> Mikaze: I had to install the printer with a driver not in the Ubuntu kernel ... how do I do that on this site?
[06:54] <mikealex> :)
[06:55] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: updating clam av?
[06:55] <Blizzerand__> !source
[06:55] <zetheroo> Mikaze: the issue I am having is some apps working well wih printing and others not
[06:55] <Blizzerand__> !version
[06:55] <stanman1> BladeNBrocade: mail from that domain is sent through their smtp host, telnetting to 25 to their ip doesn't work
[06:55]  * D3f0 is away: Ausente por el momento
[06:55] <zetheroo> I don't see how that is a driver issue
[06:55] <Blizzerand__> !stats
[06:56] <Mikaze> zetheroo: Dunno.  Spent the extra cash to buy a linux compatible printer after going through http://linuxprinting.org
[06:56] <zetheroo> Mikaze: if the driver was not working it would jst not work ... right?
[06:56] <bullgard4> 'smbtree' reports an error "tdb(unnamed): tdb_open_ex: could not open file /var/run/samba/gencache.tdb: Permission denied" in http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394831/ . What is the function of the file /var/run/samba/gencache.tdb?
[06:56] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: as i said i believe that gencache.tdb stores address resolution data.. is this affecting samba i believe that is ignorable
[06:56] <firian> can someone help me with terminal install of gnomad
[06:56] <zetheroo> Mikaze: ok well I got to find out why its working with some apps and not others ... its an issue with those apps and not the printer or the driver
[06:57] <Mikaze> zetheroo: Look up your printer on http://www.linuxprinting.org and see what they say.
[06:57] <BladeNBrocade> however u can check that samba user is running as owns that file as well...
[06:57] <zetheroo> anyone else have an idea whats going on here?
[06:57] <Blizzerand__> !leave
[06:57] <firian>  can someone help me with terminal install of gnomad
[06:58] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: do u have some sort of smtp relay server setup?
[06:59] <firian>  can someone help me with terminal install of gnomad
[06:59] <bullgard4> BladeNBrocade: You can improve your communication efficiency in IRC: Prepend your message with the nick of the addressee of your message in a busy channel.
[06:59] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: ok
[07:00] <firian> does anyone actually help anyone on this channel
[07:00] <BladeNBrocade> is the package named gnomad firian ?
[07:01] <firian> yes
[07:01] <bullgard4> firian: Yes. For example BladeNBrocade did help me.
[07:01] <BladeNBrocade> if so to install from the terminal type "sudo apt-get install gnomad"
[07:01] <tck99> how can i configure kde so that only windows from the current virtual desktop are displayed in the bottom panel
[07:01] <tck99> right now windows from all virtual desktops are displayed in it
[07:01] <stanman1> in mail.log i see a domain not found, so that's why the mail is rejected, pinging the domain results in an answer, but from a different ip
[07:01] <Mikaze> firian: We don't do your work for you.   --  Thank you.
[07:04] <Mikaze> bullgard4: Try apropos tdb
[07:04] <stanman1> BladeNBrocade: hows that?
[07:04] <Mike_lifeguard> Hi guys, I've got compiz installed & on login I get a corrupted display, and the whole session crashes. Even on "failsafe" (ha!) gnome session. Is there a way to specify in advance to not load compiz (other than setting default/current window-manager to metacity)?
[07:04] <tck99> thanks JECHO, that worked :)
[07:04] <JECHO> tck99: no problem :)
[07:05] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: how is what?
[07:05] <hotdog> i guess you could kill compiz :(
[07:05] <Lucas156> hmm
[07:06] <Mike_lifeguard> hotdog: No, I can't. Compiz doesn't run until you have a graphical session (ie can't kill it from failsafe terminal since it's not running), and on login I get kicked out immediately.
[07:06] <BladeNBrocade> Mike_lifeguard: disable graphical effects yet?
[07:06] <Mike_lifeguard> don't know how
[07:07] <BladeNBrocade> usually from the system > preferences menu
[07:07] <BladeNBrocade> but if u can't access GUI then i see how thats an issue =)
[07:07] <hotdog> Mike that seems to be the problem i have..
[07:07] <Mike_lifeguard> right, it's not an issue :)
[07:07] <hotdog> when i log in .. i get kicked off..
[07:08] <hotdog> try do like
[07:08] <hotdog> ps x
[07:08] <hotdog> and look for compiz
[07:08] <JECHO> hotdog: try removing all compiz packages from the command line
[07:08] <BladeNBrocade> hmm
[07:08] <hotdog> and kil the process number
[07:08] <JECHO> hotdog: then reboot and youll be using metacity
[07:08] <BladeNBrocade> 'pgrep compiz'
[07:09] <hotdog> iono its weird.. it was working for like 5 months and then all of a sudden it doesn't work.
[07:09] <Mike_lifeguard> Yeah, I uninstalled compiz entirely when this happened before
[07:09] <BladeNBrocade> did u update hotdog ?
[07:09] <dotblank> Whats the name of the program that can share the mouse between 2 computers?
[07:09] <Mike_lifeguard> and it worked fine until just now
[07:09] <Mike_lifeguard> I was hoping to avoid something so drastic
[07:09] <hotdog> i don't think i updated.. i didn't bother with the new ubuntu coming in a couple days..
[07:09] <BladeNBrocade> not really drastic... just uninstalling =)
[07:09] <bullgard4> Mikaze: I did 'apropos tdb'. I got two hits. I read both manpages. The meaning of tdb is not explained in them. I only know now that .tdb files belong to Samba.
[07:10] <hotdog> im thinking of formating ubuntu and installing gentoo..
[07:10] <stanman1> BladeNBrocade: but ping returns a diff IP from that? is ur mail config proper and not mispelled?
[07:10] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: usually tdb are temporary db files used be a application
[07:10] <hotdog> and when new ubuntu comes i might install kde.. i wanan try that new amarok..
[07:10] <Mike_lifeguard> well... but I wanted compiz, and uninstalling it is the opposite :D
[07:10] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: did u have to define what domains u forward mail to in ur mail configs?
[07:10] <zetheroo> hotdog: whats your issue?
[07:10] <JECHO> hotdog: i just tried it... not a fan at all
[07:10] <BladeNBrocade> maybe uninstalling and reinstalling would help
[07:10] <hotdog> new amarok sucks?
[07:10] <JECHO> hotdog: the new KDE is so unorganized (in my opinion)
[07:11] <xdmcp> bullgard4: what is the problem with the samba tdbs¿
[07:11] <JECHO> hotdog: yeah
[07:11] <BladeNBrocade> try uninstalling and --purge option to remove the configs and try a clean install
[07:11] <hotdog> i used the new kde.. just not the new amarok
[07:11] <zetheroo> hotdog: thats your issue?
[07:11] <Lucas156> my sound isn't working
[07:11] <bullgard4> BladeNBrocade: Thank you for explaining.
[07:11] <Lucas156> sucks
[07:11] <JECHO> hotdog: maybe youll like it but i wasnt happy with it
[07:11] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: as per centeris i usually clear out a tdb file when there is a cache issue
[07:11] <hotdog> the issue is when i go to the login screen
[07:11] <stanman1> BladeNBrocade: ah. It's the receiving mail server, not receiving it. The other end just sends the mail out
[07:11] <Flannel> !doesntwork | Lucas156
[07:11] <hotdog> i type in user and login..
[07:11] <bullgard4> xdmcp: 'smbtree' reports an error "tdb(unnamed): tdb_open_ex: could not open file /var/run/samba/gencache.tdb: Permission denied" in http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394831/ . What is the function of the file /var/run/samba/gencache.tdb?
[07:11] <hotdog> the screen blinks
[07:11] <Lucas156> hahaha
[07:11] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: ok
[07:11] <Lucas156> ok thanks
[07:11] <hotdog> and then it restarts back to login..
[07:11] <hotdog> like when you do
[07:12] <Lucas156> not functioning?
[07:12] <plonky> any ideas on how to fix the flash problem in jaunty?
[07:12] <hotdog> cntrl alt backspace
[07:12] <Lucas156> lol
[07:12] <JECHO> plonky: what flash problem?
[07:12] <Flannel> plonky: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty support, thanks.
[07:12] <stanman1> BladeNBrocade: in the mail.log i see that a domain wasn't found, so the mail was rejected
[07:12] <zetheroo> hotdog: ok ... and this is on a fresh install?
[07:12] <plonky> ta
[07:12] <hotdog> this install has been working for like 6 months..
[07:12] <bullgard4> xdmcp: May I add that 'smbtree' does not produce any output if I set the log level to 0.
[07:12] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: i use centeris to merge AD users/groups in a linux environment.. when a windows user can't log in,, we blow the tdb file and restart centeris
[07:12] <JECHO> plonky: if you use medibuntu I have found you run into no problems with flash and other codecs
[07:13] <plonky> its a flash bug
[07:13] <JECHO> plonky: im on jaunty and have no problems at all
[07:13] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: this creates a new tdb... but in ur case i believe that ur tdb is caching name resulutions.. and u may nor not be able to do this.. who owns the file?
[07:13] <zetheroo> hotdog: so any updates before the last time you shutdown or restarted?
[07:13] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: this is a good reason to reject mail..
[07:13] <plonky> :(
[07:13] <BladeNBrocade> are u pinging the same domain that ur mailer is coded to mail to? is basically what i was asking..
[07:14] <hotdog> i refuse to update because new ubuntu coming in a couple days..
[07:14] <bullgard4> BladeNBrocade: root/root
[07:14] <hotdog> so i don't think i updated anything
[07:14] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: i dont think samba is malfunctioning for you is it?
[07:14] <hotdog> is there cases like this where updating results in error at login?
[07:14] <zetheroo> hotdog: it would probably be the easiest to format and reinstall fresh Ubuntu in 2 days ...
[07:14] <stanman1> yep, though till 2 days ago i received mail from that domain
[07:15] <stanman1> and some others
[07:15] <hotdog> I can live without linux... till then.. i got a shell account..
[07:15] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: are u sure there is no issue on that mail server?
[07:15] <n2diy> zetheroo: why format before a new install?
[07:15] <hotdog> n2diy: make room for new install
[07:15] <zetheroo> n2diy: why not? .. its safer ...
[07:15] <bullgard4> BladeNBrocade: It is malfunctioning. If I issue the smbtree command with loglevel 0, I will not obtain any output. nmbd and smbd do exist though. "Earlier" everything functioned all right. I do not know what has changed.
[07:16] <stanman1> think not, am having this problem for three other domains
[07:16] <zetheroo> hotdog: whast he is trying to say is "why not update through Synaptic"
[07:16] <BladeNBrocade> the first thing mail will do is a reverse lookup on the domain,, so if thats returning something funky,, then it may not be ur issue,, perhaps,, they updated DNS that didn't fully propagate?
[07:16] <stanman1> should be receiving logs from them
[07:16] <zetheroo> hotdog: but its never the same as a fresh install....
[07:16] <n2diy> zetheroo: hotdog, and why install? shouldn't apt-get upgrade work?
[07:16] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: i see.. a new question.. why are u running samba as root?
[07:17] <zetheroo> n2diy: sure one can try that ... but its always saved me time and hassle just to format and reinstall ...
[07:17] <badfish69> hwo do i make f-spot stop opening every time i put in my media card?
[07:17] <badfish69> ubuntu is acting like windows
[07:17] <hotdog> hmm i want a fresh install.. so much cleaner.. i got kde apps and gnome apps mixed together.. and also i got that lame login error.. so I will just do a fresh install..
[07:18] <BladeNBrocade> apt-get dist-upgrade no?
[07:18] <popey> badfish69: there is a settng about removable media in system -> preferences
[07:18] <n2diy> zetheroo: ok, do you leave /home alone? If not, what is your backup and restore routine?
[07:18] <bullgard4> BladeNBrocade: I don't know why I do that. I usually start running a command without the sudo prefix. Only if I get insufficient response, I will prepend it with sudo.
[07:18] <zetheroo> badfish69: I also find that very annoying
[07:18] <axsd9d> what's different in ubuntu 9.04 from ubuntu 8.10??
[07:18] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: do u have any other examples of ur error that u can paste?
[07:18] <hotdog> i heard it boots faster :0
[07:18] <JECHO> axsd9d: go to ubuntu.com and find out
[07:19] <badfish69> it seems to need less setup out of the box
[07:19] <bullgard4> BladeNBrocade: No. This error is new to me.
[07:19] <axsd9d> not the same as hearing from users on their comments
[07:19] <defrysk> axsd9d, more of the same-improved
[07:19] <zetheroo> n2diy: I same all my data to an external ... on another system I have my home folder on an external all the time ....
[07:20] <zetheroo> n2diy: save* not same ...
[07:20] <defrysk> axsd9d, and ext4 is pretty fast
[07:20] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: can u as well further explain ur issue.. as in.. is this an application script/etc sending the mail? is this some app that call on a mail? have u configured mail.confs/ etc etc.. and more so.. for these 3 domains,, did anything recently change in ur configs in regards to them?
[07:20] <drinkycrow> is ext4 stable enough or should i wait until its more established?
[07:20] <axsd9d> thnx derfrysk :)
[07:21] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: new to my eyes as well but it appears to be based on a perm issue..
[07:21] <JECHO> drinkycrow: yeah its great
[07:21] <defrysk> drinkycrow, ext4 is stably but with a major crash you might have data-loss
[07:21] <mase_work> drinkycrow: i wouldn't put it on /home but i would be fine root /
[07:21] <mase_work> it*
[07:21] <bullgard4> blacknred0: This is my impression too.
[07:21] <BladeNBrocade> did u just catch this,, or has this been happening? has any change occured on ur FS? mainly the location of those tdb files?
[07:21] <n2diy> zetheroo: ok, what are you using to move your files/archives around? I'm trying to figure out a good backup/restore system for my LAN here.
[07:22] <badfish69> ah
[07:22] <zetheroo> n2diy: mostly I do it all manually ... I just have everything very organized ... more or less
[07:23] <chris_> hi i got a problem, when i open a game whit wine (counter strike, and yes tryed going to #winehq was told that its no wine problem.) and when cs opens i cant use keyboard, and after i close counter strike i see a little box whit all the letters inside it what i tryed to use while on counter strike.
[07:23] <chris_> i can make a screenshot too.
[07:23] <stanman1> BladeNBrocade: i'm looking at the logs and see that these domains are not found, so postfix rejects them
[07:24] <BladeNBrocade> so all 3 domains share that common error.. however ur pings, and telnet <domain> 25 to the domains are succesful? can u paste the error line in? and i see ur using postfix..
[07:24] <pspandrew2006> sup guys
[07:24] <n2diy> zetheroo: ok, so have you tried to do a restore? I found that it is the "less" part that kills you doing a restore. Missing, broken links, etc.. are a PITA to fix.
[07:25] <pspandrew2006> i hate restore
[07:25] <chris_> hi i got a problem, when i open a game whit wine (counter strike, and yes tryed going to #winehq was told that its no wine problem.) and when cs opens i cant use keyboard, and after i close counter strike i see a little box whit all the letters inside it what i tryed to use while on counter strike.
[07:25] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: trying to google on that a bit
[07:26] <timc> amarok 2.0 is terrible. why?
[07:26] <hotdog> im not sure..
[07:26] <bullgard4> blocky: I have done so yet. All my efforts were in vain yet. But I am continuing. (My feeling is that I am missing some important background information.)
[07:27] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: did u build samba from source?
[07:27] <bullgard4> BladeNBrocade: I have done so yet. All my efforts were in vain yet. But I am continuing. (My feeling is that I am missing some important background information.)
[07:27] <timc> what should i replace amarok with? something that can handle .flac'd cds and .cues (and apes even?) would be nice.
[07:27] <ai3gtmc> hmm/.
[07:27] <chris_> what is the command for checking wine version
[07:27] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: i see something about those fileson debian belong under /var/cache where is that *.tdb file located for you?
[07:27] <mikealex> Jesus? Are you there?
[07:27] <ai3gtmc> so I want to install kde on my 8.10 ubuntu how do I do it?
[07:27] <stanman1> Apr 21 08:26:54 server02 postfix/smtpd[6130]: NOQUEUE: reject: RCPT from unknown[]: 450 4.1.8<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Sender address rejected: Domain not found;
[07:28] <bullgard4> BladeNBrocade: No, from the Ubuntu repositories. And I upgraded them since Ubuntu 6.06. But everything worked all right until recently.
[07:28] <BladeNBrocade> hmm
[07:28] <chris_> god damn no help
[07:28] <chris_> bb
[07:28] <stanman1> BladeNBrocade: wanted to change the ip to the actual sending ip, but hit enter instead.   Is that IP what is in the log entry?
[07:32] <plonky> ubuntu is pretty short already
[07:32] <Wille_eee> hehe
[07:32] <chris_> BladeNbrocade there is no point in discussing windows, i am having some IDIOtic problems that even the smartest guys of linux have no answere to.
[07:32] <n2diy> hmm
[07:33] <n2diy> ub?
[07:33] <chris_> funny fact actually
[07:33] <BladeNBrocade> chris_: =)
[07:33] <pspandrew2006> u
[07:33] <spideryummy> i'm trying to build a .bin program by make...but i have this output:  make: ***no rule to make target 'clean'
[07:33] <ai3gtmc> hmm if i sync with songbird and I don't have any songs on songbird but i have songs on my iphone will that delete my iphone songs?
[07:33] <BladeNBrocade> chris_: i was actually discussing my Xbox360 and PS3 @ that point
[07:34] <stanman1> BladeNBrocade: no it's not
[07:34] <chris_> BladeNBrocade well i guess so, but i dont like game consoles like that, never have.! fan of fps gaming on pc.anyways i still have not gotten a answere why the hell does a little square appear on my desktop when i open cs and write,
[07:34] <BladeNBrocade> how to make regex non greedy with grep..
[07:34]  * BladeNBrocade podering
[07:34] <chris_> BladeNBrocade it even sometimes happens when i have not opened cs
[07:35] <stanman1> timfrost: no it's not
[07:35] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: not what?
[07:35] <stanman1> address verification
[07:35] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: weirdness...
[07:36] <chris_> K i have my cs open
[07:36] <chris_> and i have no idea why i cant write init
[07:36] <chris_> OOOH
[07:36] <stanman1> but i have reject_unauth_destination in the  recipient_restrictions
[07:36] <chris_> k now i get it
[07:36] <chris_> When i try to write in cs
[07:36] <chris_> it writes here!
[07:36] <Thursap> how to know the bus speed in the RAM?
[07:36] <n2diy> Thursap: lshw
[07:36] <pspandrew2006> aaaawww
[07:37] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: those were my next questions.. also doesn't it complain about the sender header as well?
[07:37] <chris_> God damnit.
[07:37] <danny_> jjhjh
[07:37] <tjz> does mentioning "ub" tell you it is ubuntu?
[07:37] <tjz> does mentioning "ub" tell you it is ubuntu?
[07:37] <kenyon> Thursap: dmidecode --type memory
[07:38] <n2diy> tjz: what is "it"
[07:38] <BladeNBrocade> /ub[a-z]*/
[07:38] <keeley> join #ubuntu-it
[07:38] <tjz> the word..
[07:38] <tjz> lol
[07:38] <Thursap> n2diy: it does not show the speed, just capacity
[07:38] <chris_> can somone help me whit keyboard problems?
[07:38] <tjz> blade, ok.. LOL
[07:38] <BladeNBrocade> hehe
[07:38] <timfrost> stanman1: there must be a check of the originating IP address.  I assume, since the log entry said 'unknown', that the IP address doesn't resolve to a name, and you have postfix configured to require that it does resolve.
[07:38] <stanman1> nope
[07:38] <HammerHead66> chris_: do you have a USB keyboard?
[07:38] <n2diy> Thursap: hmm, let me look.
[07:38] <stanman1> how can i turn that off for now?
[07:39] <stanman1> so my users accept the mail
[07:39] <keeley> I want the user autoupdate ubuntu, without root's password is possible?
[07:39] <chris_> Hammerhead66 i have a usb one, and 1 whit no usb
[07:39] <BladeNBrocade> timfrost: sounds highly possible
[07:39] <chris_> Hammerhead66 BOTHH have the same dumb problem!
[07:39] <HammerHead66> witch one are you trying to use
[07:39] <stanman1> is that a dns thing?
[07:39] <Kartagis> does anyone know if there is a way to organize or at least sort favorites in vinagre?
[07:39] <BladeNBrocade> yep
[07:40] <Thursap> kenyon: in the "speed" parameter, it shows: "Unknown" :(
[07:40] <BladeNBrocade> IP would need a reverse entry
[07:40] <chris_> Hammerhead66 both have the same problem , didnt you read what i wrote/
[07:40] <timfrost> BladeNBrocade: I can't remember the postfix option that stanman1 needs to check/change
[07:40] <chris_> Hammerhead66 the problem is inside linux!
[07:40] <BladeNBrocade> timfrost: me either i am used to sendmail actually.. hence my frequnet googling for translation
[07:40] <BladeNBrocade> lol
[07:41] <chris_> Hammerhead66 it wont recognize wine as a diffrent window and so when i press a key while on counter strike, IT will press it on the desktop
[07:41] <HammerHead66> chris_: ok what I want you to do is...take a deep breath. then I would like for you to try to turn on the Num Lock key on your keyboard when it boots up. If the light goes out turn it back on til it's done booting ok
[07:41] <Geoffrey3> anyone know, is there even going to be a 2.7 or 2.8 kernel, or are we pretty much sticking with 2.6 from now on?
[07:42] <kenyon> Thursap: hmm, don't know. One of my boxes gives no info, the other gives lots of info. Depends on hardware I guess.
[07:42] <BladeNBrocade> im pleased with 2.6 not sure of the plans for the future i would imagine updates would come as needed with kernels
[07:43] <loquitus_of_bor1> I have a Creative Labs sound card... it was working fine with Ubuntu and all of a sudden it stopped working. I booted off a live CD and the sound card works fine... so my question is, what's going on here? Why is it not working here anymore?
[07:43] <vincenzo> ciao
[07:43] <vincenzo> !list
[07:44] <kenyon> loquitus_of_bor1: checked the volume with alsamixer?
[07:44] <timfrost> stanman1: no, it is in the postfix configuration.  I have just installed the postfix-doc package, which should have the readme that describes the options in /etc/postfix/main.cf (and other configuration options
[07:45] <stanman1> think i see the issue, it's dns related
[07:45] <stanman1> or some other config
[07:45] <loquitus_of_bor1> kenyon: yes... the volumes are up.
[07:45] <BladeNBrocade> well preferably u would need a reverse entry added for that IP,, but the workaround would be to make the app not check that
[07:45] <BladeNBrocade> how about in hosts?
[07:45] <stanman1> ie: if i ping computer, then i get a reply from computer.mylocal.lan
[07:45] <stanman1> that's not right
[07:46] <loquitus_of_bor1> kenyon: alsamixer shows it is all runnning
[07:46] <stanman1> how can i change that?
[07:46] <BladeNBrocade> whats in ur resolver.conf?
[07:46] <stanman1> my router
[07:46] <BladeNBrocade> hmm is ur router doing dns?
[07:47] <BladeNBrocade> also there should be search sequences that may append the localhost.domain to the end of each domain name so u dont have to..
[07:47] <histo> stanman1: did you set a domain name when you installed?
[07:47] <gaokai> when i installed an apple theme, the place of buttons on the title bar has changed. how can i recover it?
[07:47] <stanman1> i changed that to a different ip, what do i need to restart
[07:47] <BladeNBrocade> possibly adding those domains to hosts with the proper IP and bouncing postfix? or looking into what timfrost said about the option to stop postfix from checking that
[07:48] <histo> gaokai: you want to remove the theme?
[07:48] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: what ip did u change?
[07:48] <stanman1> nameserver in resolv.conf
[07:48] <BladeNBrocade> well if ur router is in fact doing dns thats fine... if not it should be ur valid dns server unless ofcourse ur addressed by dhcp..
[07:48] <gaokai> histo>oh,yeah,how to remove the theme?
[07:49] <BladeNBrocade> but i would reload postfix now to make it see the change if that is the case.. i was thinking more so u may need to add entries to hosts file
[07:49] <BladeNBrocade> for those domains
[07:49] <manpoole> question i have a amd x2 5000 64 bit 2.6, would i see performance increases runnin ght 64 bit verison of ubuntu?
[07:50] <stanman1> BladeNBrocade: i'll restart postfix first then add the domain to the hostfile
[07:50] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: thats backwards i believe
[07:50] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: postfix wont see those dns changes unless thats changed then postfix bounced
[07:50] <kenyon> manpoole: why would you not run 64 bit?
[07:50] <manpoole> compatibility
[07:50] <BladeNBrocade> or reloaded
[07:51] <manpoole> I didnt know there would be that many differences in performance
[07:51] <manpoole> if there are noticable diff im willing to download the 64 bit asap! lol
[07:51] <kenyon> manpoole: if you have > 4 G of RAM, there might be performance differences
[07:51]  * BladeNBrocade prepares to trek into rainy manhattan for a store run
[07:51] <manpoole> eh 2
[07:52] <AK_Dave> kenyon: 64bit is not an advantage in all situations, and its advantages are best leveraged with lots of ram. So just because a system CAN do 64bit doesn't mean it is optimal to do so.
[07:52] <manpoole> so what are the pros of running 64
[07:52] <kenyon> manpoole: you probably wouldn't notice the difference then.
[07:52] <stanman1> is changing the nameserver in resolv.conf enough to use the new nameserver or do i need to restart something
[07:52] <BladeNBrocade> networking
[07:52] <AK_Dave> manpoole: Pro? Bragging rights. Its like having chrome spinners on your snowmachine.
[07:52] <BladeNBrocade> and postfix
[07:53] <manpoole> well i do have chrome spinner on my snow machine
[07:53] <manpoole> kidding but i just figured there would be some performance increase
[07:53] <kenyon> manpoole: also, you need to be ready for Y2K38.
[07:53] <loquitus_of_bor1> anybody know if alsa is screwed or something? I can't for the life of me figure out why this damn sound card stopped working
[07:54] <frederick85> I have ubuntu installed into a windows partition and I can mount the C drive of the windows partition but not the D drive how can I mount this?
[07:54] <BladeNBrocade> if it works on the live CD and not in ur OS it appears some config issue or possibly the driver somehow not loaded?
[07:54] <timfrost> stanman1: do you have entries in main.cf for any of the following:    smtpd_client_restrictions,  smtpd_sender_restrictions or    smtpd_data_restrictions?  If any of them are set, they could be blocking the mail
[07:55] <BladeNBrocade> brb guys..
[07:55] <AK_Dave> manpoole: This install is Jaunty amd64. I did amd64 only because this computer is capable of 64bit. It doesn't actually help much, except for encrypt/decrypt. That seems to be a bit faster with 64bit.
[07:55] <loquitus_of_bor1> Is there a way for me to force Ubuntu to try to install additional kernels? like say something newer and pre-release?
[07:56] <manpoole> yea i did the Jaunty ext4 install just wondering if i could get some extra speed out of a 64 bit jaunty
[07:56] <ilmondo42> ciao a tutti
[07:56] <AK_Dave> manpoole: I'd say "maybe" and "it depends".
[07:57] <kenyon> loquitus_of_bor1: you can add the -proposed repositories and possibly get a newer kernel.
[07:57] <ilmondo42> qualcuno sa dirmi perche non riesco a connettermi al server irc.tiscali.it con xchat?
[07:57] <manpoole> ak dave any problems with drivers?
[07:57] <manpoole> or codecs?
[07:58] <adsf> How do i run modprobe ath_pci at start up?
[07:58] <timfrost> loquitus_of_bor1: only if you enable the backports and pre-release (proposed) repositories.  Even then, you only get kernels that the Ubuntu developers have packaged.
[07:58] <loquitus_of_bor1> kenyon: how do I do that?
[07:58] <adsf> How do i run modprobe ath_pci at start up as sudo* ?
[07:58] <AK_Dave> manpoole: None that I've experienced. I don't have a restricted video driver available for my machine and the newest Xorg, so amd64 doesn't hurt me there.
[07:58] <loquitus_of_bor1> timfrost: how do I enable that?
[07:58] <AK_Dave> adsf: sudo modprobe ath_pci
[07:59] <manpoole> how much ram and could you see a difference from 32 jaunty?
[07:59] <Grzegorz> join #ubuntu+1
[07:59] <adsf> AK_Dave,  where? i want it to run when the networking etc starts
[07:59] <kenyon> loquitus_of_bor1: use the "software sources" program.
[08:00] <AK_Dave> manpoole: I have 32bit Jaunty on a different machine, different configuration, and there IS a ram footprint difference but its hard to say thats entirely due to 64bit. But since you asked, my netbook on boot/login idles around 220mb used and the workhorse around 280mb used.
[08:00] <frederick85> I have ubuntu installed into a windows partition and I can mount the C drive of the windows partition but not the D drive how can I mount this?
[08:00] <loquitus_of_bor1> kenyon: do I turn on -proposed or pre-release and backports?
[08:01] <timfrost> loquitus_of_bor1: System->Administration->Software Sources-> Updates tab. You can enable the -proposed and -backports repositories as well as the security and recommended updates
[08:01] <AK_Dave> loquitus_of_bor1: edit your /etc/apt/sources.list
[08:01] <adsf> nvm found it
[08:02] <ai3gtmc> hmm are these sensors reading normal? http://pastebin.com/m25d1a188
[08:02] <domino14> i think one of the ubuntu updates i downloaded wiped out my computer
[08:02] <AK_Dave> manpoole: netbook currently shows 248mb used and workhorse says 660mb used with a bunch of crap open.
[08:02] <ai3gtmc> what does in5 and in6 stand for?
[08:02] <domino14> like, some of my shortcuts (launchers) were sitll up there, but they didnt have programs attached to them
[08:02] <ai3gtmc> they're on alarm
[08:02] <domino14> and i had a folder on my desktop, and its not there anymore
[08:03] <domino14> where is this stuff
[08:03] <domino14> if the launcher is still there, it implies something weird happened
[08:03] <domino14> like emacs was gone, gcc was gone, i had to reinstall everything, but my account still existed
[08:03] <manpoole> i might go to ubuntu  64 tonight to give it a try at least until the 23rd
[08:04] <stanman1> timfrost + BladeNBrocade: the problem seems to be gone... I've changed nameserver, restarted postifx and mail is falling in!
[08:05] <AK_Dave> manpoole: This is the first 64bit Ubuntu that I've kept for over a week without cursing it. I have it running side-by-side with another machine that has a 32bit install and neither have given me any unexpected problems. Only the expected ones.
[08:05] <timfrost> stanman1: glad to hear that the problem is fixed.
[08:05] <stanman1> didn't restart the network thos.... no need? as in: if it's not broke, don't fix it?
[08:06] <manpoole> lol expected problems
[08:06] <domino14> hi.. why did ubuntu wipe out my whole home directory?
[08:06] <domino14> my programs disappeared
[08:06] <aterra> Is 9.04 a LTS release?
[08:06] <guja> Is there some place where ALL Ubuntu realeses EVER can be downloaded? Torrent or anything?
[08:07] <frederick85> what is the command to make a script executable?
[08:07] <timfrost> stanman1: iI suspect that the DNS relay in your broadband modem had a probem.  You may need to reload (power off/on) the modem at some time.
[08:08] <timfrost> frederick85: chmod +x <scriptname>
[08:08] <manpoole> ak_dave i think i am going to give 64 bit a whirl i am just reading an article on firefox 64
[08:08] <aterra> or more interesting, what will be the next LTS release of ubuntu?
[08:08] <juls4> Hi guys, When using xrandr to manually add an undetected monitor resolution I get this error: http://pastebin.com/d5ddf87d8
[08:09] <dabbill> how do i make modules load on startup, and symbolic links stay after i reboot
[08:09] <AK_Dave> manpoole: Only aspect that matters to me where I'm certain that 64bit is faster is encrypt/decrypt.
[08:09] <badfish69> is it possible to just reinstall the boot sector, like grub and whatnot, and not overwrite the whole drive?
[08:10] <manpoole> im kind of new to linux so how would faster encrypt decrypt help me?
[08:10] <badfish69> kind of like a fixmbr for ubuntu
[08:10] <timfrost> guja: not quite.   The old releases are archived at old-releases.ubuntu.com, and the current releases are at CC.archive.ubuntu.com
[08:10] <frederick85> I
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[08:10] <FloodBot1> frederick85: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:10] <frederick85> s
[08:10] <AK_Dave> manpoole: Oh, you'll get there. Soon you'll want an encrypted external hard drive.
[08:10] <manpoole> heh no telling
[08:11] <timfrost> badfish69: supergrub boot CD?
[08:11] <frederick85> i'm having problems running world of warcraft when I run it the computer keeps spamming enter
[08:11] <manpoole> thats what i kind of assumed it was for when you say encrypt decryprt?
[08:11] <badfish69> lol
[08:11] <manpoole> no question mark
[08:11] <manpoole> typo
[08:11] <badfish69> i need to start my computer to burn a cd
[08:13] <BladeNBrocade> i love /dev/mapper
[08:13] <pspandrew2006> aaawwww monsters
[08:13] <juls4> Hi guys, When using xrandr to manually add an undetected monitor resolution I get this error: http://pastebin.com/d5ddf87d8
[08:13] <frederick85> How can I stop the enter button activating when I run wine?
[08:14] <badfish69> is it normal to see 'some contents unreadable' in the properties for a mounted volume?
[08:14] <dabbill> how do i make modules load on startup, and symbolic links stay after i reboot?
[08:14] <Zedde> I just got a new update on apt, where can I read the change log ?
[08:15] <dalton2345> hi everyone, is there a video player and a voip app in the jaunty live cd?
[08:17] <moodhugs> hi. i'm trying to install ubuntu from a usb stick, but it fails saying it can't read from the CD. i checked the log and it's looking for a file in a directory that doesn't exist on the iso. what am i supposed to do?
[08:17] <linky0ne> hey, trying to restrict access to a samba share to only a 2k3 domain user
[08:17] <linky0ne> im using "domain+user name" and it doesnt work
[08:18] <linky0ne> any suggestion?
[08:19] <frederick85> Need some help, when I run a program through wine its as if I'm holding down the Enter button and it doesn't stop until I close the program.
[08:19] <BladeNBrocade> Zedde: the change log/update description is usually right there in the GUI
[08:19] <Plutarco> hi to all
[08:19] <juls4> Hi guys, When using xrandr to manually add an undetected monitor resolution I get this error: "xrandr: Configure crtc 0 failed" for the full code: http://pastebin.com/d5ddf87d8
[08:19] <moodhugs> hi
[08:19] <BladeNBrocade> dalton2345: check for mplayer and ekiga
[08:20] <AK_Dave> dalton: mplayer and ekiga
[08:20] <BladeNBrocade> =)
[08:20] <timfrost> Zedde: aptitute changelog apt.  Or check the package details on launchpad (URL depends on which release you are running)
[08:20] <shipitkthx> can anyone help troubleshoot an onboard audio problem?
[08:20] <ubuntu-person> any one indonesian?
[08:20] <timfrost> Zedde: try 'aptitude' rather than 'aptitute'
[08:21] <dalton2345> BladeNBrocade: ty
[08:21] <BladeNBrocade> np
[08:21] <ubuntu-person> indonesia
[08:22] <dalton2345> trying to convert someone to linux...so i need a live cd full of apps :)
[08:22] <BladeNBrocade> i think i have indonesia too =)
[08:22] <linky0ne> how can i check if ubuntu server is communicating with my 2k3 AD domain?
[08:22] <BladeNBrocade> cool.. as an FYI,, there should most likely be 2 cd/dvd drives to use mplayer from the liveCD
[08:22] <BladeNBrocade> as it is expected,, if there is 1,, then that drive is in use =)
[08:23] <badfish69> unless you have another disk drive
[08:23] <badfish69> usb is good
[08:23] <badfish69> hdd
[08:23] <badfish69> floppy, not su much
[08:23] <dalton2345> external drive :)
[08:23] <BladeNBrocade> awesome
[08:23] <badfish69> that too
[08:23] <BladeNBrocade> as i said unless u have 2+ this wonts work so u should be good
[08:24] <joakimk> Does anyone know how to change the default DVI viewer in Emacs from xdvi to kdvi?
[08:24] <shipitkthx> im seriously lost, just got new motherboard http://www.gigabyte.us/Products/Motherboard/Products_Overview.aspx?ProductID=3031 and cannot get the sound working at all
[08:24] <BladeNBrocade> joakimk: maybe in emacsrc?
[08:24] <dalton2345> i'm gonna use the rc jaunty hope mplayer and ekiga works fine till the final release
[08:24] <juls4> Hi guys, When using xrandr to manually add an undetected monitor resolution I get this error: "xrandr: Configure crtc 0 failed" for the full code: http://pastebin.com/d5ddf87d8
[08:25] <BladeNBrocade> shipitkthx: is sound muted? is lsmod | grep snd showing sound modules enabled? and lspci or lshw showing ur card?
[08:25] <joakimk> BladeNBrocade: I'm using this "AuC TeX" thing, where I get a Latex toolbar in Emacs. And the "DVI" button is linked (somehow) to xdvi...
[08:25] <joakimk> BladeNBrocade: What is Emacsrc, btw?
[08:26] <BladeNBrocade> joakimk: the startup file for emacs
[08:26] <joakimk> BladeNBrocade: Oh, in my case that's .emacs Same thing?
[08:26] <BladeNBrocade> i believe it uses a .file
[08:26] <BladeNBrocade> yep
[08:27] <joakimk> BladeNBrocade: Great :) I'm already redefining some stuff in there, which works as it should. But how do I find out what variable (its name) to change?
[08:27] <BladeNBrocade> however i put a ? after my answer because im not sure,, maybe there though.. i HATE emacs.. i luv VI
[08:27] <joakimk> BladeNBrocade: :)
[08:27] <loquitus_of_bor1> timfrost: I turned on prereleases and backports... now how I get it to install those prerelease kernels?
[08:27] <shipitkthx> bladenbrocade: http://paste.ubuntu.com/155179/
[08:27] <BladeNBrocade> joakimk: possibly googling on it.. those varibles should be documented somewhere
[08:28] <Bob_> hello i was wondering if anyone could assist me in the mecanix of ubuntu havent used it yet but waswondering if it was good for gameing
[08:28] <Bob_> like world of warcraft
[08:28] <Bob_> and CS source and such
[08:28] <BladeNBrocade> Bob_: it could be,, a lot of game companies done build games for linux period,, let a lone ubuntu,, people play windows games via wine though
[08:28] <loquitus_of_bor1> trying to fix my freaking sound
[08:28] <AK_Dave> Bob_: I don't play it, but I'm told it runs better in Wine on linux than it does natively on Windows.
[08:28] <loquitus_of_bor1> what an annoying issue
[08:29] <kraut> moin
[08:29] <shipitkthx> linux + sound = hairpulling annoying
[08:29] <Bob_> whats the difference from fedora and ubuntu?
[08:29] <BladeNBrocade> loquitus_of_bor1: are u the one whos sound works from live CD and not on the actual OS?
[08:29] <BladeNBrocade> Bob_: fedora is red hat based
[08:29] <Bob_> O i c
[08:29] <BladeNBrocade> Bob_: ubuntu is debian based
[08:29] <AK_Dave> Fedora is Red Hat's alpha program
[08:29] <loquitus_of_bor1> bladenbrocade: yah. used to work on the actual installed OS. stopped working
[08:29] <kaushal> hi is this correct 0 9,21 * * * /usr/local/bin/mirrorbuild.sh if i have to run at every day at 9:00AM and 9:00 PM
[08:30] <BladeNBrocade> loquitus_of_bor1: thats weird,, it appears to be an issue with the module on disk or config on disk
[08:30] <shipitkthx> bladenbrocade did u see my paste?
[08:30] <BladeNBrocade> if sound works on the live CD i dought hardware is the issue
[08:30] <BladeNBrocade> no
[08:30] <loquitus_of_bor1> bladenbrocade: it used to work... so it is not like the installed OS is totally hosed.
[08:30] <shipitkthx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/155179/
[08:30] <BladeNBrocade> shipitkthx: checking now
[08:30] <linky0ne> anyone know a good raid throughput monitoring program. i just want to see the speed of current data traffic and if the raid is ok. i tried mdadm but it doesnt show current MB/s
[08:31] <BladeNBrocade> linky0ne: depends,, there are some,, what type of system are u on?
[08:31] <AK_Dave> linky0ne: mdadm tools
[08:31] <linky0ne> ubuntu server 8.1
[08:32] <linky0ne> AK_Dave: i used that to create it but what options allow me to see real time throughput?
[08:32] <BladeNBrocade> shipitkthx: all that output actually looks fine thats weird,, when u start ur audio programs what error do u get if any?
[08:33] <shipitkthx> none
[08:33] <shipitkthx> just no idea
[08:33] <BladeNBrocade> start a program from the terminal to see any messages ur logs aren't getting
[08:33] <juls4> Hi guys, When using xrandr to manually add an undetected monitor resolution I get this error: "xrandr: Configure crtc 0 failed" for the full code: http://pastebin.com/d5ddf87d8  anybody know what's going on?
[08:33] <BladeNBrocade> this sometimes gives a better clue
[08:33] <timfrost> kaushal: that looks correct
[08:33] <shipitkthx> im on dual boot with XP and XP works fine so i know connections are ok
[08:33] <AK_Dave> linky0ne: If mdadm tools don't say so, then I don't know.
[08:33] <shipitkthx> totem popped up this - /var/lib/python-support/python2.6/gdata/tlslite/utils/cryptomath.py:9: DeprecationWarning: the sha module is deprecated; use the hashlib module instead
[08:34] <BladeNBrocade> yes and the live cd sound works so i would suspect the actual driver module isn't correct one second,, what platform are u on 64 bit or 32 bit?
[08:34] <kaushal> timfrost: Thanks :)
[08:34] <BladeNBrocade> shipitkthx: that looks to be ignorable
[08:34] <loafers> So ubuntu is basically ubuntu sid with support?
[08:34] <BladeNBrocade> shipitkthx: some python verbose crap
[08:34] <linky0ne> AK_Dave: thanks, ill keep googling
[08:34] <loafers> debian*
[08:35] <shipitkthx> in sound preferences which options should i be using?
[08:35] <BladeNBrocade> now thats when u started the program,, however do any neww messages appear when u go for something that creates sound?
[08:35] <AK_Dave> loafers: I think the Debian community would like to think they are "support". But if you mean "paid support", then thats what Canonical does.
[08:35] <BladeNBrocade> alsa mixer usually is what works
[08:35] <dion> helloooo...
[08:35] <shipitkthx> blade, have an mp3 playing now, no messages, no audio
[08:35] <BladeNBrocade> shipitkthx: weirdness
[08:35] <BladeNBrocade> ok do u have all lines unmuted?
[08:35] <shipitkthx> oh wait
[08:36] <shipitkthx> changed stuff to Digital ALSA
[08:36] <shipitkthx> and got error message
[08:36] <shipitkthx> err hold on
[08:36] <BladeNBrocade> what was it before?
[08:36] <shipitkthx> audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback. Device is being used by another application.
[08:36] <shipitkthx> may just be b/c i had totem running
[08:36] <shipitkthx> i dunno ive gone through almost every option
[08:37] <BladeNBrocade> hmm try closing all ur sound apps and trying again ... still sounds weird,, that would just mean u have many musics playing at once
[08:37] <BladeNBrocade> is there something that crashed holding on to the audio card? didnt' u say totem crashed earlier?
[08:37] <shipitkthx> nope
[08:37] <loquitus_of_bor1> how do I install prerelease kernels in ubuntu?
[08:37] <BladeNBrocade> u neeed to most likely build that type of kernel on ubuntu
[08:37] <AK_Dave> loquitus_of_bor1: Did you enable -proposed and -backports ??
[08:38] <loquitus_of_bor1> AK_Dave: yes
[08:38] <BladeNBrocade> oh u got from apt...
[08:38] <AK_Dave> loquitus_of_bor1: did you apt-get update ??
[08:38] <siriusnova> Greetings from Saudi Arabia
[08:38] <BladeNBrocade> greetings
[08:38] <loquitus_of_bor1> AK_Dave: doin it from the command line to be sure. the software sources thing did to some sort of update
[08:39] <dalton2345> does the live cd has all the codecs to play music, video
[08:39] <timfrost> loquitus_of_bor1: what are you trying to do that isn't available in the standard Ubuntu kernel
[08:39] <siriusnova> I have a problem with Ubuntu LTS and a recent OpenSSL update
[08:39] <siriusnova> http://paste.ubuntu.com/155184/
[08:39] <siriusnova> please anyone?
[08:39] <siriusnova> this is on a server in a vps
[08:39] <AK_Dave> loq: assuming you uncommented the hash from -proposed and -backports, then consider this: 'sudo apt-get update -f && sudo apt-get upgrade -y && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade'
[08:40] <loquitus_of_bor1> timfrost: my Creative Labs X-Fi sound card stopped working for some mysterious reason. the driver is open sourced but I have no idea why it stopped. so I am "shaking" the castle by trying a different kernel.
[08:40] <BladeNBrocade> shipitkthx: not sure the method for updating alsa or trying to reinstall the mod
[08:40] <BladeNBrocade> have u tried this?
[08:40] <shipitkthx> no ill look into it
[08:41] <loquitus_of_bor1> AK_Dave: ok sudo apt-get update done... it did not seem to do much
[08:41] <BladeNBrocade> still need to upgrade and dist-upgrade now
[08:41] <BladeNBrocade> update just gives new repos
[08:41] <AK_Dave> loquitus_of_bor1: Before you try this "new kernel" route, which seems dubious for your problem, have you considered that the audio driver may just be locked? A simple 'modprobe -r [module] && modprobe [module]' will probably fix it.
[08:42] <BladeNBrocade> =)
[08:42] <siriusnova> this is the correct channel for LTS right?
[08:42] <loquitus_of_bor1> AK_Dave: I rebooted the machine and even tried reinstalling the driver... so would your solution matter?
[08:42] <tpfennig> siriusnova: seems you are missing some directories
[08:42] <BladeNBrocade> u should try that as well shipitkthx
[08:42] <siriusnova> tpfenig - strange I have them
[08:42] <AK_Dave> loquitus_of_bor1: It won't hurt, and often works.
[08:43] <tpfennig> siriusnova: you have?
[08:43] <siriusnova> i have /usr/lib/ssl/certs
[08:43] <siriusnova> yes
[08:43] <siriusnova> and /usr/lib/i686
[08:43] <tpfennig> hm
[08:43] <siriusnova> the package manager wants to install into ./usr/lib/ssl/certs I think
[08:43] <siriusnova> which is incorrect
[08:43] <siriusnova> if you read the pastebin
[08:43] <BladeNBrocade> siriusnova: whats the ownership on thos files?
[08:43] <tpfennig> siriusnova: maybe try "dpkg-reconfigure openssl" first
[08:44] <siriusnova> oh wow
[08:44] <siriusnova> weird
[08:44] <tpfennig> mayb that fixes something
[08:44] <BladeNBrocade> hmm
[08:44] <FloodBot1> siriusnova: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:44] <FloodBot1> tpfennig: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:44] <AK_Dave> loquitus_of_bor1: But if you're intent on the "new kernel" route, I gave you a full commandline to cut-paste: 'sudo apt-get update -f && sudo apt-get upgrade -y && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade'
[08:44] <quizme> how do you turn off your system beep?
[08:44] <quizme> im on 8.10
[08:44] <loquitus_of_bor1> AK_Dave: assuming that does not work, how do I install additional kernels so that I can try to boot these on startup?
[08:44] <shipitkthx> Blade, what module am i checking?
[08:45] <quizme> how do u turn off the system beep?
[08:45] <BladeNBrocade> the sound mods
[08:45] <siriusnova> wow this is weird guys - http://paste.ubuntu.com/155187/
[08:45] <siriusnova> BladeNBrocade and tpfennig
[08:45] <quizme> bladnbrocade where is that?
[08:45] <stanman1> it's working fine now, thanks you guys!
[08:45] <AK_Dave> quizme: I prefer wiresnips.
[08:45] <BladeNBrocade> siriusnova: the sound mods
[08:46] <tpfennig> siriusnova: I think your file system has bugs
[08:46] <quizme> ak_dave whats that?
[08:46] <BladeNBrocade> quizme: i forget where u turn that off from..
[08:46] <tpfennig> siriusnova: if you can please make a check. do you use ex2/ext3 ?
[08:47] <galactus> hi iam galactus !
[08:47] <siriusnova> its on a vps
[08:47] <BladeNBrocade> quizme: http://www.arsgeek.com/2006/08/23/how-to-turn-off-the-annoying-system-beep-in-linux-debianubuntu/
[08:47] <quizme> bladenbrocade thanks!
[08:47] <BladeNBrocade> sure
[08:47] <siriusnova> reiserfs lol
[08:47] <siriusnova> i just checked
[08:47] <tpfennig> siriusnova: omg ;-)
[08:47] <AK_Dave> quizme: wire snips are a permenant way to disable system beep.
[08:47] <loquitus_of_bor1> AK_Dave: did those commands by the way... no difference...
[08:47] <siriusnova> wow weird
[08:48] <gurut> hello can anyone please help me I have run into a strange problem my /etc/passwd file is not accessable so I cant use my OS at all. When I boot with the desktop live cd and try to access the file it gives me this error:rm: cannot remove `passwd': Stale NFS file handle
[08:48] <siriusnova> i didnt expect reiserfs
[08:48] <BladeNBrocade> lol
[08:48] <siriusnova> perhaps i should complain to my vps host
[08:48] <AK_Dave> loquitus_of_bor1: was there anything upgraded by those commands?
[08:48] <loquitus_of_bor1> AK_Dave: no... I guess I should mention I am in Jaunty... my bad.
[08:48] <BladeNBrocade> hmm os passwd mounted on a remote share?
[08:48] <gurut> if anyone knows how to remove a file that has that "Stale NFS file handle" on it please help me
[08:48] <AK_Dave> loquitus_of_bor1: Yeah, your bad. Wrong channel.
[08:48] <tpfennig> siriusnova: yes, maybe they can run a deep check for you. I cant help much with reiser
[08:48] <loquitus_of_bor1> damn.
[08:49]  * stardux yo
[08:49] <BladeNBrocade> a stale nfs file handle i believe means that file isn't on the nfs anymore.. or accessible to ur system from the NFS
[08:49] <gurut> yes but I dont have any nfs shares or use nfs to other systems
[08:49] <gurut> the file is my /etc/passwd file
[08:49] <galactus> hi
[08:49] <BladeNBrocade> understood
[08:49] <dion> hello...kl ada anak indonesia...chat with me!!!
[08:50] <BladeNBrocade> what gives that error then? is it in a log.. or do u get that from the command rm?
[08:50] <AK_Dave> loquitus_of_bor1: There are NO proposed for Jaunty at this point, as the software is not yet released. Anything that would be proposed, goes main. And since it isn't release, there is nothing being backported to it either as Karmic isn't far enough along to backport out of.
[08:50] <gurut> yes the command rm
[08:50] <BladeNBrocade> and when u do df -ah /etc/passwd what filesystem shows?
[08:50] <quizme> bladenbrocade i am a happy camper thank you
[08:50] <BladeNBrocade> quizme: awesome
[08:50] <gurut> I try to boot my machine but no  user can log in
[08:50] <dsmith_> 9.04 looking nice :)
[08:50] <BladeNBrocade> yea thats an obvious affect of not being able to use the passwd file..
[08:51] <loquitus_of_bor1> AK_Dave: I wonder if my sound card not working issue is just some bug that is resolved in Jaunty
[08:51] <AK_Dave> loquitus_of_bor1: Since you now fess to using Jaunty, I think we have to guess that your random audio outage is some random regression that happened with an upgrade at some point. Maybe you should report a bug.
[08:51] <loquitus_of_bor1> not really sure
[08:51] <gurut> so I tried to check that file out from the live cd
[08:51] <BladeNBrocade> hmm
[08:51] <BladeNBrocade> but the passwd file from the live CD is pristine
[08:51] <loquitus_of_bor1> AK_Dave: yes... my thoughts too
[08:51] <BladeNBrocade> it doesn't have any users u created on ur system
[08:51] <gurut> df: `passwd': Stale NFS file handle
[08:52] <gurut> df: no file systems processed
[08:52] <BladeNBrocade> gurut: hmm
[08:52] <BladeNBrocade> thats saying df thinks that the /etc/passwd file sits on a nfs that has a stale file handle,, and it wont continue to process the command..
[08:53] <shantzu> hello
[08:53] <roccity_> how do I boot into text mode?
[08:53] <gurut> oh hmm I wonder how that came to be
[08:53] <shantzu> could you please recommend me a good mp3 cutter program for ubuntu?
[08:53] <gurut> is there any way to bruteforce delete it?
[08:53] <BladeNBrocade> gurut: what does df -ah show?
[08:53] <roccity_> I can't seem to find something like /etc/inittab
[08:53] <BladeNBrocade> and what is in ur fstab?
[08:53] <tpfennig> roccity_: you will have to disable GDM
[08:54] <tpfennig> as a possibility
[08:54] <gurut> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/155197/
[08:54] <gurut> its the /mnt/disk that has the problem
[08:56] <AK_Dave> hardware advice, you guys have any favorites for decent 1-to-1.5tb drives for me?
[08:56] <timfrost> gurut: are you booted off a CD?
[08:56] <BladeNBrocade> thats what it looks like
[08:56] <BladeNBrocade> rootfs                1.5G   59M  1.5G   4% /
[08:56] <BladeNBrocade> u only have a hardrive mounted here
[08:56] <shipitkthx> BladeNBrocade https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto reinstalled ALSA using that guide and it all works now
[08:56] <shipitkthx> ty for help
[08:56] <BladeNBrocade> shipitkthx: no problem
[08:56] <gurut> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/155199/
[08:56] <gurut> fstab
[08:57] <gurut> yes I am on the live CD
[08:57] <BladeNBrocade> k
[08:57] <BladeNBrocade> well those df commands are not relevant then
[08:57] <gurut> I cant boot on the systems as passwd cant be red
[08:57] <BladeNBrocade> let me see the fstab one sec
[08:58] <Jillian> #/j #linuxac
[08:58] <BladeNBrocade> well from the fstab i only see u mount one disk a cd and swap and i imagine everything sits on /
[08:58] <n2diy> Jillian: you don't use the first # sign
[08:58] <BladeNBrocade> gurut: when u get that error are u in the liveCD?
[08:58] <gurut> yes it does its a very straight forward setup
[08:59] <gurut> yes then I am on the livecd
[08:59] <Felbane> .
[08:59] <BladeNBrocade> have u fsked the drive?
[08:59] <gurut> when I boot normally gdm complains that there is no user gdm and I cant login as any user so I guess the error is consistent
[08:59] <BladeNBrocade> can u boot to a recovery mode? or into /bin/sh
[08:59] <gurut> no I have not
[08:59] <n2diy> BladeNBrocade: the y and o seem to be broken on your keyboard?
[09:00] <gurut> nor sure how to boot into the recovery mode or bin sh
[09:00] <BladeNBrocade> n2diy: no they aren't broken i can speak plain english if thats what you are getting
[09:00] <BladeNBrocade> didn't know this was like the office
[09:01] <gurut> BladeNBrocade: how do I fschk my disk?
[09:02] <l0C0> BladeNBrocade: Do you mean you want to boot into a recovery mode terminal?
[09:02] <BladeNBrocade> gurut: that would be done either by a boot option, or by editing the grub @ boot time to point to /bin/sh... being that u have one drive i believe u need to umount those partitions from single usermode and fsck /dev/device
[09:02] <l0C0> normally you have recovery mode as an option in the grub menu
[09:03] <gurut> I did this > http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/155202/
[09:03] <gurut> it dont seem like its checking
[09:03] <Petfrogg> hello
[09:03] <Petfrogg> i just found a strange bugg here
[09:04] <timfrost> gurut: try 'sudo fsck /dev/sda1'
[09:04] <dominiks> hello, how can I increase buffer (disk reading cache) for Rhythmbox 0.11.6 please?
[09:04] <BladeNBrocade> it was checked
[09:04] <BladeNBrocade> its clean
[09:04] <BladeNBrocade> /dev/sda1: clean, 224875/5857280 files, 2734660/23416737 blocks
[09:04] <Petfrogg> when i installed Ubuntu and installed Terminator it all works well. But how do i change the default font because the backslashes are the same
[09:05] <Petfrogg> meaning the default font is bad
[09:05] <Petfrogg> how do i change it?
[09:05] <BladeNBrocade> strange.. have u edited passwd file manually?
[09:05] <gurut> No I have not
[09:05] <BladeNBrocade> s/u/you pardon me =)
[09:06] <BladeNBrocade> gurut: so this happend myseriously is what u are saying and no change that would affect passwd transpired?
[09:06] <gurut> well this happened after suspending and in suspended mode letting battery run out and then starting
[09:07] <gurut> I did some package upgrades aswell not sure what those did
[09:07] <BladeNBrocade> interseting.
[09:07] <BladeNBrocade> s/interseting./interesting/
[09:08] <timfrost> BladeNBrocade: gurut: it may pay to run 'sudo fsck.ext3 -f /dev/sda1 ' to force a full check
[09:08] <BladeNBrocade> timfrost: correct
[09:09] <gurut> Aha
[09:09] <gurut> that gives me orphaned inodes!
[09:09] <BladeNBrocade> found some dirt?
[09:09] <BladeNBrocade> awesome so clean the fs and reboot it
[09:10] <gurut> I am so glad you took the time to help me BladeNBrocade and timfrost for your fsck input there :) Thanks alot!
[09:10] <BladeNBrocade> np.. id wait until we are succesful however..
[09:10] <gurut> Hehe
[09:10] <BladeNBrocade> gurut: id like to see that u can reboot into ur gui fine now...
[09:10] <gurut> well I am getting my hopes up
[09:11] <gurut> grabbing a mug of java :)
[09:11] <BladeNBrocade> i think it's expected,, sounds like that may have been an issue .. cool
[09:13] <BladeNBrocade> timfrost: are u familiar with dual monitor setups? and maybe docking settings?
[09:14] <sluimers> Hello, when I enter "ps aux" I see imap-login, tomcat6, pop3-login runnning three times and apache2 6 times, is that supposed to be like that?
[09:14] <BladeNBrocade> sluimers: for tomcat depends,, for apache yes because it has children,, that sounds liek u installed a web stacks,,, have you?
[09:14] <timfrost> BladeNBrocade: i have dual monitor at work, on an Nvidia card.  What are you trying to set up?
[09:15] <Guest60765> I'm trying to set up a Cisco VPN connection to me work network on Ubuntu 8.10.  I have a default.conf file from an old Ubuntu install, but my password is rejected when I use this on the command line.  I've tried manually creating a VPN connection using the GUI applet, but the required fields don't match the fields in the default.conf file.
[09:15] <Guest60765> my*
[09:15] <remoteCTRL1> i keep accidentially detaching gnome-terminal tabs all the time can i somehow turn off this stoopid behaviour?
[09:15] <sluimers> I might have, what are web stacks?
[09:15] <BladeNBrocade> for tomcat depends on how many instances of tomcat and applications are running.. for imap and mail daemons it is commons to see more than one process as well
[09:15] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Hi all, I need to revert a package to an older version. I know I can do that with apt-get install package=version but... 1) what's the old version and 2) where is it?
[09:15] <BladeNBrocade> apache/mysql/php and other utils like a imap/smtp daemons,..
[09:15] <BladeNBrocade> for example
[09:16] <acode_> If I have two harddrives running raid 1 and i want to install ubuntu  on both...this is a bios setting and in ubuntu i will only see one drive? do i need to pay special attention to anything due to the raid 1 setup?
[09:16] <gurut> BladeNBrocade: there are many problems with the disk I home fsck doesn't remove my files
[09:16] <gurut> rebooting now
[09:16] <noiz> BladeNBrocade hey i need a little help, i have a windows iso, i just burned it to a dvd too, but it wont load when i choose boot from cd
[09:16] <BladeNBrocade> timfrost: well we just switched to laptops at work,, and i take home with me where i use the laptop screen , at work however i use dual monitors on the doc,, and i enable xinerama...
[09:17] <BladeNBrocade> timfrost: this is when compiz breaks
[09:17] <noiz> BladeNBrocade heh i know you hate windows but it just happens to be that im  too dumb for linux
[09:17] <AK_Dave> acode_: If the drives are linked in a raid1 then you're installing to a partition which is mirrored on both drives. It is invisible to you once you set it up.
[09:17] <BladeNBrocade> noiz: explain the issue again.. srry im a little slow
[09:17] <acode_> AK_Dave: excellent, thats just what i needed to hear
[09:18] <acode_> thanks
[09:18] <noiz> BladeNBrocade i burnt a windows iso on a dvd and it wont boot when i insert it
[09:18] <timfrost> Le-Chuck_ITA: what ubuntu release? and what package?  If you have all the repositories (-backports, -proposed, -updates and -security) you can check the versions in all repositories with the command 'apt-cache policy <package>
[09:18] <noiz> BladeNBrocade but i still need linux for some other things, can i dualboot ?
[09:18] <SebMcK> Hi Guys, I was wondering why on earth does Ubuntu glitch on startup? i mean the ubuntu loaders graphics go on the frits and flicker and it freezes on me HELP!!!
[09:18] <BladeNBrocade> timfrost: is there a way to have maybe 2 xorgs,, because i think i found a work around for 2 monitors & compiz in a xsetting,, however i dont think that xsetting would be relevant at home being im using one screen there.. so is there like hardware profiles?
[09:19] <BladeNBrocade> not 2 xorgs.. to xorg confs for two hardware profiles rather...
[09:19] <^Phantom^> how the fuck do i get rid of grub?
[09:20] <BladeNBrocade> noiz: yes .. the windows iso oprobably isn't liking ext3 fs.
[09:20] <Guest60765> SebMcK: I believe it is due to the fact that there is a handover between the various stages of boot GRUB -> Linux console -> GDM -> gnome desktop.
[09:20] <noiz> BladeNBrocade so how i install it?
[09:20] <moncky> ^Phantom^: why do you want to do that?
[09:20] <Guest60765> ^Phantom^: You'd need to install another bootloader.
[09:20] <SebMcK> Guest60765: So theres no way to fix it?
[09:21] <^Phantom^> \it put itself on my primary internal hard drive when i nstalled linux to my EXTERNAL hard drive
[09:21] <BladeNBrocade> possibly resizing ubuntu,, if i understand ur issue correct,,, then wiping that ext3 space in the front of the drive for windows.. but then u may need to do other things like reinstall grub,, etc,, not even sure if that is the method
[09:21] <^Phantom^> linux won't boot
[09:21] <Guest60765> SebMcK: Not really - there is a high-level bug raised in launchpad to make the boot process smoother (more like OSX).
[09:21] <^Phantom^> and grub is stopping windows from booting
[09:21] <^Phantom^> i'm FURIOUS
[09:21] <moncky> ^Phantom^: load your windows recovery cd and go to the console
[09:21] <SebMcK> Guest60765: Awww D: That is stupid no ubuntu for me
[09:22] <moncky> ^Phantom^: then do fix mbr
[09:22] <Guest60765> ^Phantom^: Sounds like you've made an error during installation?  You need to boot using a live CD and rebuilt GRUB's config files.
[09:22] <moncky> ^Phantom^: that rewtites M$'s boot loader to the mbs of the internal hd
[09:22] <lirvan> hello do i have to get drivers after i install ubuntu
[09:22] <moncky> then you need to start agauin
[09:22] <moncky> again
[09:22] <Guest60765> ^Phantom^: There are tutorials online - I'll see if I can find you one...
[09:23] <timfrost> BladeNBrocade: I haven't tried is sort of setup - I have 1 laptop, running windows, for support connection to work.  There are lots of documents about dual monitors for laptops, that assume that you are always using the built-in display, and simply add the second monitor.  I can't comment on these as I don't have such a setup.
[09:23] <lirvan> is there no special channel for installation
[09:23] <BladeNBrocade> timfrost: i understand
[09:23] <^Phantom^> dell was a bunch of fucknuts and didn't provide a recovery disk
[09:23] <^Phantom^> disc*
[09:23] <ikonia> lirvan: nope, just ask here
[09:23] <ikonia> ^Phantom^: please control your language
[09:23] <^Phantom^> Error 21
[09:23] <Guest60765> ^Phantom^: Don't do what monky says if you want to dual boot.
[09:23] <ikonia> ^Phantom^: if you can't ssay it without swearing - please don't say it
[09:23] <BladeNBrocade> ^Phantom^: most likely because the recovery function is built into the hpa of the drive
[09:24] <joe__> liran: to update your system use "sudo apt-get update" and "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" without the freaking qoutes
[09:24] <Guest60765> ^Phantom^: I don't believe that the Windows bootloader supports other OSes without hacking.
[09:24] <joe__> lirvan: to update your system use "sudo apt-get update" and "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" without the freaking qoutes
[09:24] <^Phantom^> sorry, i'm just furious
[09:24] <ikonia> ^Phantom^: your furious for something that is nothing to do with ubuntu
[09:25] <ikonia> !away > BladeAway
[09:25] <^Phantom^> i have some data that i hadnb't gotten around to backing up as of yet :(
[09:25] <Guest60765> ^Phantom^: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/reinstall-ubuntu-grub-bootloader-after-windows-wipes-it-out/
[09:25] <joe__> its all gill gates fault!
[09:25] <ikonia> joe__: please don't talk nonsense
[09:25] <giorgos> hello,can anyone suggest me a reliable company for a dedicated server except racspace?
[09:25] <^Phantom^> i get "Error 21"
[09:26] <^Phantom^> i don
[09:26] <^Phantom^> i don't care for ubuntu anymore
[09:26] <Zedde> !popup
[09:26] <nmvictor> Anyone willing to help?still got a problem with my apache
[09:26] <Petfrogg>  ok
[09:26] <^Phantom^> i just want my win OS back
[09:26] <koshar1> nmvictor prob?
[09:26] <Guest60765> ^Phantom^: I suggest you run the Ubuntu LiveCD and backup everything you need to an external drive.  This is good practice whenever you install an OS/modify critical files that are likely to leave your machine unbootable.
[09:27] <Petfrogg> this has to be a bug... why does ' ' look the same? in xev it shows the correct stuff. Is this related to my SE keyboard?
[09:27] <quibbler> ^Phantom^> Guest60765 has give you a link that can help...use it
[09:27] <alanbshepard70> I have 850+ pdfs that I need to quickly go through and delete un-needed versions. Anyone know of a way to view maybe the first page of 50 or so pdfs at a time and selectively delete versions being viewed?
[09:27] <Guest60765> http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/reinstall-ubuntu-grub-bootloader-after-windows-wipes-it-out/
[09:27] <remoteCTRL1> i keep accidentially detaching gnome-terminal tabs all the time can i somehow turn off this stoopid behaviour?
[09:28] <Petfrogg> nmvictor: what is you apache problem?
[09:29] <Petfrogg> alanbshepard70: call 1-800-STUDENTSTHATNEEDSRENT
[09:29] <Petfrogg> 8 )
[09:29] <nmvictor> Koshar: && profogg:thanks.i cant start apache.Whenever i try to at the terminal,i get this message (98)Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to address [::]:80 (98)Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to address <IP_ADDRESS>:80 no listening sockets available, shutting down.Unable to open logs
[09:29] <^Phantom^> i was only intending to be able to boot ubuntu from my external usb hard drive through the BIOS boot menu
[09:29] <Petfrogg> nmvictor: you have another process accessing the port 80
[09:30] <Petfrogg> check if you have any other webserver running