[02:06] <levander> "Speaking of Xubuntu,  there is a main inclusion report under discussion
[02:06] <levander> to make Xubuntu part of main, and to publish ISO's of Xubuntu. The extra
[02:06] <Warbo> DiKKy: Some do
[02:06] <levander> time makes this a more reasonable proposition.
[02:06] <levander> "
[02:06] <DiKKy> which ones?
[02:07] <gnomefreak> levander: can we move this to #ubuntu-offtopic please
[02:07] <Warbo> DiKKy: I think it was either Virgin or 888 that someone mentioned to me. Try Google
[02:07] <levander> gnomefreak: how is this offtopic?
[02:07] <newbie33> gnomefreak, root@tyla:/home/rkz # uname -r
[02:07] <newbie33> 2.6.10-6-386
[02:07] <kgoetz> levander, its not directly about support
[02:07] <AAA> Sp4rKy  yeah, sorry I wasn't of more assistance, but I firmly believe you just need to enable that in your config and build _just that module_ should be quick. good luck
[02:07] <kgoetz> please do go into -offtopic with it :)
[02:07] <sobbbber> what p2p software would u recommend for ubuntu?
[02:07] <levander> it's about finding out what packages are in dapper, that's "support"
[02:08] <kgoetz> !info xubuntu-desktop
[02:08] <ubotu> xubuntu-desktop: (Xubuntu desktop system), section universe/misc, is optional. Version: 1.4 (breezy), Packaged size: 5 kB, Installed size: 32 kB
[02:08] <Warbo> levander: Then it's #ubuntu+1 :)
[02:08] <AAA> sobbbber  apt-get =p
[02:08] <gnomefreak> newbie33: your still using same version of ubuntu as you were before
[02:08] <Sp4rKy> AAA, ok i'll search , thx
[02:08] <gnomefreak> levander: package.ubuntu.com
[02:08] <kgoetz> levander, asking about packages is support, arguiing if some funny SA/Pome bloke wants them around isnt :D
[02:08] <newbie33> gnomefreak, yes, and Id like to upgrade it
[02:09] <AAA> Sp4rKy  you could also try using a 'stock' ubuntu kernel
[02:09] <gnomefreak> newbie33: are you using gnome?
[02:09] <Sp4rKy> AAA, what's a stock kernel ?
[02:09] <[Wiebel] > Warbo: do i need to run VNC server to make a recording with vnc2swf?
[02:09] <newbie33> gnomefreak,  yes
[02:09] <gnomefreak> newbie33: type sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[02:09] <[Wiebel] > or can i run it on my running desktop
[02:09] <bliss1_> gnomefreak: anyideas where i can find etc/udev/permissions.d/50-udev.permissions in ubuntu  did locate only can find /sbin/udev
[02:09] <gnomefreak> newbie33: let me know when its done
[02:09] <AAA> Sp4rKy  one that you get from the repo's that you just install and boot to
[02:10] <levander> kgoetz: you realize the SA/bloke guy is Mark Shuttleworth, the guy that started ubuntu, and if you're under the impression the conversation should stop, why do you keep bringing it back up?
[02:10] <newbie33> ubuntu-desktop is already the newest version.
[02:10] <newbie33> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[02:10] <gnomefreak> bliss1_: if that is correct path than follow the path other wise im not sure
[02:10] <Warbo> [Wiebel] : You can use x11vnc to broadcast your current desktop to yourself. Good guide for it here (official) http://www.unixuser.org/~euske/vnc2swf/pyvnc2swf.html
[02:10] <newbie33> gnomefreak, ?
[02:10] <Sp4rKy> AAA, ok  , but i want swsusp2 so i have to recompil it
[02:10] <DiKKy> Lol, i actually found this site http://www.compatiblepoker.com/ , Warbo
[02:10] <kgoetz> levander, trust me, i know a fair bit about Mark, i went out of my way to meet him :)
[02:10] <gnomefreak> newbie33: now type gksudo /etc/apt/sources.list
[02:10] <gnomefreak> oops
[02:10] <[Wiebel] > Warbo: thanks
[02:10] <Sp4rKy> AAA and this kernel are very big and slow
[02:10] <Warbo> DiKKy: Whatever floats your boat
[02:10] <gnomefreak> newbie33: type gksudo gedit /etc/apt-sources.list
[02:11] <teletubbie> on wi ndows I can transfer files over ssh at 1.8mbytes/sec but on gnome, I only get 400kb/s :\
[02:11] <Warbo> [Wiebel] : (go up in the directories to find the download)
[02:11] <teletubbie> how's that posible?
[02:11] <newbie33> it should be source.list
[02:11] <gnomefreak> newbie33: yes it should be
[02:11] <gnomefreak> is it newbie33 ?
[02:11] <cafuego> chanserv is back
[02:12] <newbie33> /etc/apt/source.list
[02:12] <teletubbie>
[02:12] <gnomefreak> newbie33: it should brin gup the sources list file does it?
[02:12] <gnomefreak> s/brin gup/bring up
[02:13] <Warbo> newbie33: "cat /etc/apt/source.list" "cat /etc/apt/sources.list" which gives output?
[02:13] <newbie33> Get:1 http://lt.archive.ubuntu.com hoary Release.gpg [189B]
[02:13] <newbie33> Get:2 http://security.ubuntu.com hoary-security Release.gpg [189B]
[02:13] <newbie33> Get:3 http://lt.archive.ubuntu.com hoary-updates Release.gpg [189B]
[02:13] <newbie33> and so on
[02:13] <gnomefreak> newbie33: no
[02:13] <gnomefreak> newbie33: type in terminal gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[02:14] <newbie33> deb http://lt.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu hoary main restricted
[02:14] <newbie33> deb-src http://lt.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu hoary main restricted
[02:14] <newbie33> ## Major bug fix updates produced after the final release of the
[02:14] <newbie33> ## distribution.
[02:14] <newbie33> deb http://lt.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu hoary-updates main restricted
[02:14] <newbie33> deb-src http://lt.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu hoary-updates main restricted
[02:14] <gnomefreak> newbie33: stop pasting
[02:14] <newbie33> ups
[02:14] <BearPerson> jeez, stop all those URLs please :)
[02:14] <Warbo> newbie33: You are updating to the latest HOARY. You want to update to BREEZY
[02:14] <newbie33> Id like to have stable new version
[02:14] <gnomefreak> newbie33: in that file please delete the word hoary from every line and in its place put the word breezy
[02:15] <newbie33> ok
[02:15] <r0bby_> ./window 40
[02:15] <AAA> r0bby_  you have 40 irc windows open?
[02:15] <tonyyarusso> Oh not cool.  Today's update broke my Firefox launcher (1.5 diversion).  To the wiki!
[02:15] <gnomefreak> newbie33: breezy is latest stable
[02:15] <cafuego> sudo sed --i "s/hoary/breezy/g" /etc/apt/sources.list
[02:15] <cafuego> Um, drop a '-'
[02:16] <Seveas> and add a -e
[02:16] <gnomefreak> lol
[02:16] <newbie33> gnomefreak, done
[02:16] <gnomefreak> newbie33: click save
[02:16] <newbie33> done
[02:16] <gnomefreak> newbie33: than close out of the sources.list file
[02:16] <newbie33> apt-get update done too
[02:16] <newbie33> :)
[02:16] <gnomefreak> newbie33: in terminal type sudo apt-get update
[02:16] <gnomefreak> ok
[02:16] <gnomefreak> now type sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[02:17] <newbie33> it will take some time
[02:17] <gnomefreak> newbie33: there should be like hundreds of packages it wants to update maybe more thanhundreds
[02:17] <r0bby_> AA, I have 70+ windows open
[02:18] <newbie33> ok thanks I will wait now
[02:18] <AAA> r0bby_  what client? you have dcc blocked =p
[02:18] <gnomefreak> newbie33: when its done reboot into the newest kernel you have it should be 2.6.12-10 iirc
[02:18] <r0bby_> irssi
[02:19] <AAA> r0bby_  w00. only the best
[02:19] <AAA> and on that note, I will get in my cab
[02:19] <zelexus> hi everyone!
[02:19] <r0bby_> bye
[02:20] <sobbbber> AAA: what is the exact name of the P2P program?
[02:21] <gnomefreak> sobbbber: you mean like limewire or frostwire?
[02:21] <vincenz> Dapper out?
[02:21] <neodreams> nope
[02:21] <gnomefreak> vincenz: its in beta form
[02:21] <gnomefreak> vincenz: wont be out until june 1st
[02:22] <sobbbber> gnomefreak: yes, exactly
[02:22] <vincenz> gnomefreak: thank you
 vincenz: wont be out until june 1st <-- I thought it was May?
[02:23] <Alth> Or at least, that's what shipit said >.>
[02:24] <vincenz> Anyone know what version of ghc will ship in it
[02:24] <gnomefreak> Alth: june 1st
[02:25] <gnomefreak> Alth: you can order from ship-it in may but they wont send them till june 1-2
[02:25] <sobbbber> any p2p program for ubuntu?
[02:25] <BurgerMann> Hi. I have some trouble making my speakers work on my new laptop. Sound card works fine, but no sound comes out. I tried PCLinuxOs and the speakers worked (except for everything else) How can I find the drivers?
[02:25] <gnomefreak> sobbbber: yes those 2
[02:25] <rggjan> Just installed Ubuntu at a friend.
[02:25] <gnomefreak> ubotu tell sobbbber about frostwire
[02:25] <cens0red> just upgraded my mainboard, and reinstalled breezy. Now I've got nothing coming out of the soundblaster. Can someone help me figure it out?
[02:25] <rggjan> Everithing worked fine including the network:
[02:25] <gnomefreak> ubotu tell sobbbber about limewire
[02:25] <dj-fu> BurgerMann, `lspci|grep -i audio` search for those details on the alsa project websie
[02:26] <dj-fu> gtk-gnutella > limewire
[02:26] <rggjan> after about 5 minutes or so it stops working
[02:26] <rggjan> until I restart the computer
[02:26] <rggjan> anyone knows, what the problem could be?
[02:27] <elad`> On a system I have a user account in, but no root access, in my home directory, a file owned by someone else (a similarly priviledged user) sits. I want to change its owner and/or permissions. Help?
[02:27] <imperfect-> Anyone know why ubuntu-desktop would depend upon brltty?
[02:27] <dj-fu> so blind people can use terminals.
[02:27] <donza> any news updating firefox to <IP_ADDRESS> in dapper repos?
[02:27] <we2by> on wi ndows I can transfer files over ssh at 1.8mbytes/sec but on gnome, I only get 400kb/s :\  any sugestion?
[02:28] <sobbbber> gnomefreak: which would u recommend to be better, frostwire or limewire..?
[02:28] <gnomefreak> elad`: right click it go to properties and change it to write if not than you will have to use chmoh
[02:28] <killian> where can i get more repos from?
[02:28] <gnomefreak> sobbbber: i dont use either
[02:28] <sobbbber> oh.
[02:28] <gnomefreak> p2p is usless to me
[02:28] <gnomefreak> chmod even
[02:28] <elad`> gnomefreak: It's 777 right now. I want to make it 705, and, if possible, mine.
[02:28] <levander> donza: packages.ubuntu.com to check
[02:28] <donza> i heard that the update fixes highly critical vulnerabilities
[02:29] <vincenz> where do I find out which packages will ship with dapper
[02:29] <elad`> chown eladalon *
[02:29] <elad`> chown: changing ownership of `allocate_free.c~': Operation not permitted
[02:29] <gnomefreak> elad`: sudo chmod 705 <path/to/file/filename
[02:29] <tonyyarusso> ubotu: updatebrokeff is <reply> If the recent upgrade of the firefox package to 1.0.8 broke your launchers for a manually installed firefox 1.5, you need to do this to fix it: 'sudo ln -sf /opt/firefox/firefox /usr/bin/firefox'
[02:29] <ubotu> okay, tonyyarusso
[02:29] <levander> donza: ubuntu patches the breezy firefoxes with security fixes
[02:29] <elad`> gnomefreak: But I don't have root access. It's my uni's computer.
[02:29] <gnomefreak> elad`: than you are not changing the permissions
[02:29] <mds> I just started messing about with iptables, is there a syslog where I can have failures to connect logged to?
[02:30] <elad`> gnomefreak: Can I delete it?
[02:30] <BurgerMann> dj-fu, but the sound cards work fine, if I use a headset there's lots of sound. Isn't ALSA only the soundcard device ?
[02:30] <donza> levander: and dapper also?
[02:30] <elad`> I can read it, so I can just copy its contents to a file of my own, and delete this one. Would there be any problem with that? Wait, fuck, why don't I just try. Hold tight.
[02:30] <levander> donza: i'm sure they'll do security patches in dapper
[02:30] <gnomefreak> elad`: not sure if its "owned" by sudoer and permissions are for him/her only i doubt it
[02:31] <gnomefreak> elad`: language please
[02:31] <dj-fu> BurgerMann, if you use a headset it works, but if you plug speaker sinto the same jack it doesn't?
[02:31] <BurgerMann> dj-fu, it's a laptop the speakers are embedded
[02:32] <dj-fu> BurgerMann, I see. no idea.
[02:32] <elad`> It worked.
[02:32] <BurgerMann> dj-fu, thx amyway :)
[02:32] <roni87> hi all
[02:33] <philstar> has anyone got the gnome 2.14 live cd to work?
[02:33] <elad`> Well, thanks anyway. Man, it's really silly that I can't just change the permissions of a file when I can obviously do it in a roundabout manner. Why not just have the shell go through all the trouble for me automatically? Or at least offer to?
[02:33] <elad`> I'd add that feature if I could.
[02:33] <levander> elad`: because all that work would make the shell functions complicated and slow
[02:33] <levander> elad`: better to keep it simple
[02:34] <elad`> It's a minor computational hassle, and a major hassle for the user. I'd say that's the perfect candidate for an extra feature./
[02:34] <gnomefreak> if i had to guess there was a reason the person didnt make it r+w for everyone
[02:34] <Frogzoo> elad`: security is always a pain to deal with, but it's necessary
[02:35] <donza> for some reason firefox's own update system doesn't work even with using sudo
[02:36] <_jason> donza: what firefox version?
[02:36] <njan> elad`, security's just a nuisance, just ignore it. :P
[02:36] <donza> _jason: <IP_ADDRESS> in dapper
[02:36] <Frogzoo> donza: best soln is to chown -R the ff directory to your user & try again, then chmod -R back to root:root when you're done
[02:36] <_jason> donza: #ubuntu+1 for dapper, but I believe that's a purposeful decision
[02:36] <elad`> gnomefreak: The guy is me, working from his account.
[02:36] <bina> how do you configure KDE to use two monitors (I've not decided whether to use two cards or just the two heads on the same card).  I tried it with two cards this morning but the monitor kept saying no signal for one of them
[02:37] <elad`> gnomefreak: Was, that is.
[02:37] <dg_w> afternoon all
[02:37] <donza> _jason: ah.. ok.. i didnt know that
[02:37] <orbin> is ff1.0.8 from the repos equivalent to ff<IP_ADDRESS>?
[02:37] <gnomefreak> donza: the ff updater is nto used in dapper
[02:37] <donza> Frogzoo: i'll try that
[02:38] <Frogzoo> bina: do you have an ATI card?
[02:38] <gnomefreak> orbin: no 2 different engines
[02:38] <gnomefreak> sort of
[02:38] <bina> Frogzoo: yeah, Radeon 9550
[02:38] <donza> gnomefreak: ok, thanks
[02:38] <jenda> where can i find a list of ubuntu supported languages?
[02:38] <orbin> gnomefreak: really?  so it's not just ff packaged for ubuntu? :-/
[02:38] <gnomefreak> donza: update your ff using sudo apt-get upgrade
[02:38] <[Wiebel] > hmz
[02:38] <Pulgoki> does anyone know if its still possible to get quake 3 for linux?
[02:38] <[Wiebel] > how do i tell totem to support mp3 en mpeg en wma and stuff?
[02:38] <gnomefreak> orbin: 1.5 has nothing to do with 1.0.anything
[02:39] <_jason> ubotu: tell [Wiebel]  about multimedia
[02:39] <orbin> gnomefreak: i see. thanks
[02:39] <[Wiebel] > thanks
[02:39] <_jason> ubotu: tell [Wiebel]  about mp3
[02:39] <jenda> !languages
[02:39] <ubotu> I guess languages is found at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/?action=fullsearch&value=languages&titlesearch=Titles
[02:39] <bina> Frogzoo: the other card was an old matrox mystique in PCI (radeon was in AGP).  There was power to the Radeon but nothing on the screen, so i took the mystique out and tried again and the radeon worked
[02:40] <Frogzoo> bina: install fglrx-control   & then try using fireglcontrolpanel
[02:40] <bina> Frogzoo: sweet I'll try that. Thanks
[02:40] <kickfacce> can someone tell me how to change what sound card is being used for xmms?
[02:40] <unixssh> c mai facetzi?
[02:40] <bina> Frogzoo: Do you know whether I can use a DVI to VGA converter for use on a TFT screen, or does that only work with LCD
[02:41] <robinl1> how to get my Logitech S-510 to work with Ubuntu?
[02:41] <Frogzoo> Pulgoki: check winehq's appdb  -> winehq.org
[02:41] <kickfacce> can someone tell me how to change what sound card is being used for xmms?
[02:41] <Pulgoki> Frogzoo: isnt there a linux version?
[02:41] <roni87> alsaconf
[02:41] <Pulgoki> or at least used to be
[02:41] <Pulgoki> :|
[02:41] <unixssh> are u gay?
[02:41] <kickfacce> roni87, xmms says that it isn't configured properly etc.. but vlc works fine
[02:42] <gnomefreak> unixssh: take that somewhere else please
[02:42] <caligula> hello
[02:42] <roni87> vlc ?? wat is that ?
[02:42] <cafuego> !info vlc
[02:42] <Frogzoo> Pulgoki: well then clearly there's your answer
[02:42] <ubotu> vlc: (multimedia player for all audio and video formats), section universe/graphics, is optional. Version: 0.8.4-svn20050920-3+hal0ubuntu3 (breezy), Packaged size: 5817 kB, Installed size: 13740 kB
[02:42] <kickfacce> roni87, nevermind i figured it out
[02:43] <caligula> Can anyone help me on the bloody wireless stuff?
[02:43] <unixssh> microsoft rulzzz...lnx suckssss!!!
[02:43] <Pulgoki> Frogzoo: where? ive been looking and can find info and talk of q3 for linux but cant find where to purchase it.
[02:43] <Hobbsee> unixssh: is that necessary?
[02:43] <Frogzoo> Pulgoki: no idea
[02:43] <Pulgoki> me neither
[02:43] <Pulgoki> :p
[02:43] <Pulgoki> i'll do more research
[02:43] <Pulgoki> i havent installed wine yet
[02:43] <Pulgoki> i may do that soon anyway
[02:43] <kickfacce> anyone have any idea why my monitor goes into power save while playing doom 3, quake 3, or quake 4 after 5 or 10 mins of play?
[02:44] <robinl1> how to get my Logitech S-510 to work with Ubuntu?
[02:44] <unixssh> was a joke man!
[02:44] <unixssh> bye
[02:44] <caligula> hello?
[02:44] <caligula> anybody?
[02:44] <robinl1> how to get my Logitech S-510 to work with Ubuntu? (keyboard)
[02:44] <Hobbsee> caligula: hi
[02:44] <gnomefreak> !anybody
[02:44] <ubotu> probably 90% of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? <hint>
[02:44] <lflashl> is there a search engine for apt-get to look up program that i want to install with apt-get
[02:44] <damian_> any idea, when i try and compile php (not using apt) it'll give me an error about mysqllibs not being there (used apt-get to install all mysql packages) ?
[02:45] <Hobbsee> !tell caligula about wifi
[02:45] <Hobbsee> !tell caligula about wireless
[02:45] <caligula> thanks...
[02:45] <gnomefreak> lflashl: apt-cache search app
[02:45] <gnomefreak> replace app with what your looking for
[02:45] <gnomefreak> lflashl: for a general look up use synaptic
[02:46] <lflashl> how do i get into synaptic
[02:46] <kickfacce> anyone have any idea why my monitor goes into power save while playing doom 3, quake 3, or quake 4 after 5 or 10 mins of play?
[02:46] <sobbbber> hi. i have downloaded FrostWire-4.10.9-1.i586.deb
[02:47] <sobbbber> .. what should i do next?
[02:47] <orbin> robinl1: search the forum while you wait.  average chances really of finding someone in here w/ the exact same k/board
[02:47] <ph8> hey guys, i've done this manual install of firefox (as per the wiki) but now it wants to update the package, is there a way i can make it ignore all new firefox packages?
[02:47] <fliegenderfrosch> lflashl, either with "synaptic" in the console or in the system-menu
[02:48] <Frogzoo_away> !tell sobbbber about frostwire
[02:48] <imbrandon> lflashl: "sudo synaptic"
[02:48] <tekN1x> sobbbber: dpkg -i application.deb
[02:48] <gnomefreak> sobbbber: sudo dpkg -i frost<tab>
[02:48] <jenda> where can i find a list of ubuntu supported languages?
[02:48] <caligula> froswire is not working for me too
[02:48] <kickfacce> anyone here at all play doom 3 or any id software games on breezy?
[02:48] <caligula> *frostwire
[02:48] <gnomefreak> imbrandon: lflashl no dont use sudo synaptic
[02:48] <caligula> I'm not using wine
[02:48] <Frogzoo_away> !tell caligula about frostwire
[02:49] <robinl1> orbin: i did, no answers
[02:49] <gnomefreak> imbrandon: lflashl to open synaptic use the menu entry if you _must_ from shell use gksudo
[02:49] <imbrandon> for frostwire after you install the deb you need to edit the runFrost.sh and change it from dos format to unix
[02:49] <robinl1> orbin: people requested answer, but nobody answered to their posts
[02:49] <orbin> kickfacce: don't know why it's happening, but check screensaver prefs
[02:49] <Frogzoo_away> !tell imbrandon about frostwire
[02:49] <arrick> morning everyone
[02:49] <orbin> kickfacce: particularly the power stuff
[02:49] <robinl1> orbin: how to get extra keyboard keys to work on ubuntu?
[02:49] <Frogzoo_away> mornit arrick
[02:49] <kickfacce> orbin, have done that same issue its not power save.. its just black in general i turned power save off on my monitor etc..
[02:49] <arrick> where is the Perl executable located?
[02:49] <Frogzoo_away> !bindkeys
[02:49] <ubotu> I don't know, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, Frogzoo_away
[02:49] <gnomefreak> iirc Frostewire is in deb form meaning it wont run on dos
[02:50] <Frogzoo_away> !bindkey
[02:50] <imbrandon> gnomefreak: and the diffrentce between sudo synaptic and gksu snaptic is?
[02:50] <ubotu> Frogzoo_away: I give up. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[02:50] <_jason> arrick: 'which perl'
[02:50] <gnomefreak> !gksudo
[02:50] <ubotu> Use gksudo to run gtk applications with root privileges. Using sudo to start gtk apps can scramble your user account permissions.
[02:50] <imbrandon> that dosent mean sudo wont work or isnt good
[02:50] <Frogzoo_away> !keybinding
[02:50] <ubotu> from memory, keybinding is console command  "gnome-keybinding-properties"    Need more info  https://wiki.ubuntu.com//MultimediaKeys
[02:50] <kickfacce> !doom3
[02:50] <ubotu> kickfacce: Some people juggle geese. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[02:50] <kickfacce> !gaming
[02:50] <ubotu> What? Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, kickfacce
[02:50] <orbin> ta Frogzoo
[02:50] <arrick> _jason, I am writing a script and it uses the "perl exeutable" on the webserver
[02:51] <gnomefreak> imbrandon: can scramble you user account permissions is a very very bad thing
[02:51] <orbin> kickfacce: /msg bot please if you're just "fishing"
[02:51] <orbin> s/bot/ubotu
[02:51] <_jason> arrick: 'which perl' will give you the full path to the perl executable
[02:51] <imbrandon> umm that bug was fixed LONG ago gnomefreak
[02:51] <arrick> thanks
[02:51] <Polypterus> Hi. I've installed several new login manager themes, but none of them work. I get the message that they've crashed. Anyone know why this is happening?
[02:52] <gnomefreak> imbrandon: best for you i think to read up on rootsudo
[02:52] <elektronaut> what's a decent mail handler package for an ubuntu server? i need individual accounts for multiple domains
[02:52] <ph8> hey guys, i've done this manual install of firefox (as per the wiki) but now it wants to update the package, is there a way i can make it ignore all new firefox packages?
[02:52] <kickfacce> orbin, could it be something to do with the nvidia drivers i have installed? i read something about others having issues on ubuntu similar
[02:52] <arrick> _jason, how about the "sendmail" binary? or apaches version of it?
[02:52] <sobbbber> how will i use dos2unix command?
[02:52] <Pulgoki> is there a command to show all installed packages?
[02:52] <_jason> arrick: same
[02:52] <gnomefreak> sobbbber: if its a .deb why would you need to?
[02:52] <arrick> ok thanks
[02:52] <_jason> Pulgoki: dpkg -l
[02:52] <Pulgoki> thanks
[02:52] <ph8> elektronaut: I'd recommend postfix
[02:52] <Hektik_exile> hello\
[02:53] <imbrandon> and by the way i know that debs dont work in dos mode but if you have been folling frostwire the deb has a bug in it, the runFrost.sh file is in DOS mode ( cr/lf ) and needs to be converted after the deb is installed
[02:53] <orbin> kickfacce: possibly.  i'm neither an nvidia owner nor a linux gamer, so i doubt i could help you. sorry
[02:53] <ConfidentiaL> is it possible to play windows games on ubuntu?
[02:53] <kickfacce> orbin, any ideas of channels i could get help in specific gaming on ubuntu?
[02:53] <gnomefreak> ubotu tell ConfidentiaL about cedega
[02:53] <KNA> Hello al . Im kinda new to linux but have got everything setup what i need but cant find out how to setp my wireless device . coud anyone maybe MSG me ? seems to be mutch activety in channel . hard to follow .
[02:54] <Frogzoo_away> ConfidentiaL: use wine
[02:54] <gnomefreak> kickfacce: depends on what the help is
[02:54] <elektronaut> ph8: great, thanks
[02:54] <imbrandon> sobbbber: nano the runFrost.sh and hit ctl + o then ctl + d and save the file, that will do the same thing as dos2unix
[02:54] <Polypterus> I've installed several new login manager themes, but none of them work. I get the message that they've crashed. Anyone know why this is happening?
[02:54] <gnomefreak> Linux_Junkie: looking for help on beating it use ubuntu-offtopic
[02:54] <Polypterus> Using breezy badger
[02:54] <kickfacce> gnomefreak, well when i play any 3d games my monitor goes black about 10 mins in a game
[02:54] <arrick> _jason, I get no sendmail, or even mail location, does that mean I dont have it?
[02:54] <orbin> kickfacce: forum section on gaming is a good bet
[02:54] <Hektik_exile> Ubuntu 5.10 stops while I'm loading the live disc on a Turion64 laptop... can anyone help me?
[02:54] <kickfacce> orbin, i hae googled for like 3 days etc.. no luck
[02:55] <gnomefreak> kickfacce: is your 3d working?
[02:55] <orbin> kickfacce: i meant ubuntuforums.org
[02:55] <kickfacce> gnomefreak, yes it works fine but... 5 - 10mins in the game it goes black
[02:55] <orbin> Polypterus: how'd you install the themes?
[02:56] <_jason> arrick: is 'postfix' installed?
[02:56] <KNA> Hello al . Im kinda new to linux but have got everything setup what i need but cant find out how to setp my wireless device . coud anyone maybe MSG me ? seems to be mutch activety in channel . hard to follow .
[02:56] <gnomefreak> Linux_Junkie: i meant did you install the 3d drivers for your card and is the fps in a good range and do you have direct rendering
[02:56] <Polypterus> orbin: I download themes and install them with the gdm
[02:56] <arrick> _jason, I dont know, do I check that the same way>?
[02:56] <kickfacce> KNA, look into ndiswrapper
[02:56] <_jason> arrick: apt-cache policy postfix
[02:56] <KNA> kickface . what ?
[02:56] <orbin> Polypterus: via the login screen setup utility?
[02:56] <Hektik_exile> sorry to repeat myself
[02:56] <arrick> _jason, its installed
[02:56] <Hektik_exile> Ubuntu 5.10 stops while I'm loading the live disc on a Turion64 laptop... can anyone help me?
[02:57] <Polypterus> orbin: yep
[02:57] <kickfacce> KNA, google about ndiswrapper
[02:57] <gnomefreak> kickfacce: that was for you not Linux_Junkie
[02:57] <KNA> ok
[02:57] <orbin> Polypterus: when does it tell you they crash?
[02:57] <ConfidentiaL> what do you think is better for a server ubuntu or debian?
[02:57] <kickfacce> gnomefreak, its all installed and the fps is great
[02:57] <_jason> arrick: hmm that's what gives me sendmail on my system... 'which sendmail' turns up nothing though?  apt-cache search sendmail does turn up a few things, but I'm not really familiar with it to give you any good advice
[02:57] <Polypterus> orbin: when I log out or try to log in
[02:58] <KNA> kickface thanks
[02:58] <tekN1x> KNA: http://ndiswrapper.sourceforge.net/
[02:58] <arrick> _jason, webmin-sendmail maybe?
[02:59] <kickfacce> gnomefreak, i used the 3rd party nvidia drivers to install my stuff... with apt-get
[02:59] <vincenz> Funky
[02:59] <vincenz> How do I allow people to run background processes?
[02:59] <vincenz> I run a background process
[02:59] <vincenz> and for some reason I can't log out from that account
[02:59] <orbin> Polypterus: is it just certain themes or all the ones you installed?
[03:00] <tekN1x> vincenz: can you explain more?
[03:00] <_jason> arrick: I don't want to give you advice I'm not sure about, try asking the channel about it
[03:00] <Polypterus> orbin: all the ones I've installed. All I did was follow the instructions from the ubuntu forums
[03:00] <vincenz> tekN1x: well I log into my desktop form my laptop with a new user account.  I do ./lambdabot & (an ircbot)... I do CTRL+D (logout).... and it won't log out
[03:00] <arrick> Anyone: what is the ubuntu/apache2 version of sendmail?
[03:00] <bart> what's the easiest way to restrict users to their home dir?
[03:00] <ConfidentiaL> damn, debian is frustratingly difficult :S im switching back to ubuntu...
[03:00] <ConfidentiaL> :P
[03:00] <KNA> kickfacce this means with this tools i can use the windows device driver ?
[03:01] <kickfacce> KNA, yeah
[03:01] <orbin> Polypterus: hmm, don't know to be honest.  but it certainly shouldn't be doing that... :-/
[03:01] <KNA> not to good in english and theese spesial words . ok thanks
[03:01] <KNA> will give it try
[03:01] <tekN1x> bart: a 'jail.'
[03:02] <vincenz> tekN1x: If I manually close the terminal where I'm sshed... it kills the bot
[03:02] <Polypterus> orbin: where are the default themes located btw?
[03:02] <tekN1x> vincenz: does the process start in the background or is it actually going to console?
[03:02] <Polypterus> orbin: maybe I have to put the new ones there as well, strange as it sounds
[03:02] <vincenz> tekN1x: it still goes to console
[03:02] <tekN1x> vincenz: try ./lambdabot -b
[03:02] <kickfacce> KNA, you can do a sudo apt-get install ndisgtk
[03:02] <vincenz> tekN1x: -b??
[03:03] <Pulgoki> uh oh, i have a problem. somehow i named a file "-a" and now when i try to delete it or change the name it tells me in using an invalid argument
[03:03] <tekN1x> vincenz: to force it to goto background.
[03:03] <kickfacce> KNA, its a graphical tool of which you're looking at :P
[03:03] <Pulgoki> any clue how to solve this problem?
[03:03] <KNA> fuckfacce : 500 - Internal Server Error ! when trying to download from source
[03:03] <vincenz> tekN1x: erm... won't that pass the parameter to the program?
[03:03] <jk-> hi all.
[03:03] <ph8> hey guys, i've done this manual install of firefox (as per the wiki) but now it wants to update the package, is there a way i can make it ignore all new firefox packages?
[03:03] <Rhasta> Pulgoki, escape it
[03:03] <Rhasta> rm \-a
[03:03] <Pulgoki> ahh
[03:03] <Pulgoki> ok
[03:03] <kickfacce> KNA, just enable universal repositories and run this command sudo apt-get install ndisgtk
[03:03] <Pulgoki> i'll try taht
[03:03] <jk-> anyone using gtkpod on powerpc ?
[03:04] <orbin> Polypterus: just to confirm, you installed via: sys > admin > login screen setup > themd greeter tab > install new tab right?
[03:04] <KNA> workds sorry
[03:04] <mds> I just started messing about with iptables, is there a syslog where I can have failures to connect logged to?
[03:04] <Pulgoki> Rhasta: that was so easy it made me feel stupid
[03:04] <Pulgoki> :|
[03:04] <jk-> mds: iptables .. -j LOG
[03:04] <Alth> Noob question - how do I see process ids in a terminal?
[03:04] <Polypterus> orbin: yes
[03:04] <Rhasta> Alth, ps
[03:04] <tekN1x> vincenz: Yes. You'll have to make the process start in the background before you regain access to the console.
[03:04] <jk-> will log to /var/log/messages
[03:04] <kickfacce> Alth, ps -aux
[03:05] <Rhasta> possibly ps -ea if you want to see everything
[03:05] <KNA> cant download it crap :(
[03:05] <Alth> Ta :)
[03:05] <KNA> universal repositories ?
[03:05] <mds> cool nuff jk-, just enter that at a prompt or is it a line I need to add to each rule?
[03:05] <vincenz> tekN1x: I knwo
[03:05] <tekN1x> vincenz: Unless I've totally misunderstood your question.
[03:05] <jk-> you need to have rules to log packets
[03:05] <kickfacce> !tell KNA about repositories
[03:05] <jk-> (separate)
[03:05] <vincenz> tekN1x: I start my bot "./lambdabot --online &"
[03:05] <vincenz> tekN1x: it runs in background
[03:06] <vincenz> tekN1x: but when I do logout
[03:06] <KNA> hmm
[03:06] <vincenz> tekN1x: it won't logout, it hangs at logout process
[03:06] <vincenz> until the bot is finally killed
[03:06] <martyv> Pulgoki, ls -i will show you the inode of the file
[03:06] <mds> thanks jk- .  :)
[03:06] <orbin> Polypterus: /usr/share/gdm/themes
[03:06] <Polypterus> orbin: thanks!
[03:07] <kickfacce> sure wish someone could help me with my problem or point me to a channel that can help
[03:07] <Polypterus> orbin: the new themes are there though
[03:07] <Pulgoki> martyv: what is an inode?
[03:07] <Trewas> is there some easy and permanent way to disable ipv6 (in current dapper)?
[03:07] <orbin> Polypterus: like i said, dunno tbh
[03:08] <ph8> surely someone knows how to get apt to ignore certain package patterns?
[03:08] <jeff_hann> Trewas:why do you want to do this?
[03:08] <sobbbber> i have installed frostwire, it appears in the menu but when i click on it, it doesn't start.. what should i do?
[03:08] <Polypterus> orbin: that's ok. thanks
[03:08] <martyv> Pulgoki, the easiest way is "rm ./-a"  . The inode is the actual identifier of the file
[03:08] <sobbbber> !tell jre
[03:09] <IceTox> Hey! I'm trying to start a task at my computer via ssh. But it doesn't work. I get this message --- > "Application Initialization failed: no display name and no $DISPLAY environment variable" What does it mean?
[03:09] <Pulgoki> martyv: thats what it did, rm ~/-a
[03:09] <martyv> Pulgoki, di "ls -l ./-a" first if you need to check
[03:09] <arrick>  anyone, I am in the process of using http://www.thesitewizard.com/wizards/feedbackform.shtml?r=533645477X1145536934 to generate a custom perl feedback form and it is asking for the location of the "sendmail binary, anyone have any suggestion as to finding it, or obtining it?
[03:09] <pax> Pulgoki: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inode
[03:09] <orbin> IceTox: it means it's an X application iirc
[03:09] <Pulgoki> i know that the file was , i just named it -a on accident
[03:09] <IceTox> orbin, you can't start that via ssh?
[03:09] <mjr> Trewas, edit /etc/modprobe.d/aliases , search/replace ipv6 with off
[03:10] <KNA> fuckfacce i have activated it
[03:10] <KNA> run
[03:10] <sobbbber> !tell sobbbber jre
[03:10] <martyv> Pulgoki,  i just tested "rm ./-a" and it works
[03:10] <KNA> sudo apt-get install ndisgtk
[03:10] <KNA> where
[03:10] <KNA> hehe'
[03:10] <Trewas> jeff_hann: ipv6 seems to confuse my adsl-router greatly, and it seems to get only (non-working) ipv6 on boot even on work network
[03:10] <orbin> IceTox: well, X apps don't really work too well in console.  at least afaik
[03:11] <kickfacce> can i update my kernel and get the source for it preferably to 2.6
[03:12] <Trewas> mjr: doesn't that get (optionally) overwritten in updates? I was interested also in that permanent part :)
[03:12] <Doat> when i open Sound from the Preferences menu it just opens a blank window that hangs up. what's wrong?
[03:12] <sobbbber> i forgot.. whre can i find the information regarding installing java in ubuntu?
[03:12] <orbin> kickfacce: ubuntu ships w/ a 2.6 kernel :-/
[03:12] <orbin> kickfacce: uname -r
[03:12] <kickfacce> orbin, uname -r
[03:12] <kickfacce> give
[03:12] <jeff_hann> Trewas:mjr advised well,but i dunno if that will solve your probs
[03:12] <vincenz> How do I allow a user to run background processes even after he logs out??
[03:12] <orbin> ubotu: tell sobbbber about java
[03:12] <gormi456> hi all
[03:12] <kickfacce> orbin, bleh sorry thinking oldly hehe can i get the source then?
[03:13] <martyv> vincenz, use "screen"
[03:13] <vincenz> martyv: without screen
[03:13] <vincenz> martyv: it's a background process
[03:13] <orbin> kickfacce: search for linux source and get the relevant one
[03:13] <gormi456> i need a little help from someone who has php4 installed, but not configured for mail
[03:13] <martyv> vincenz, nohup
[03:13] <vincenz> nohup?
[03:13] <orbin> kickfacce: in synaptic/other apt tool i mean
[03:13] <Trewas> jeff_hann: the easiest way seems to be just rm -rf /lib/modules/*/kernel/net/ipv6 but even that has to be run again after kernel upgrade
[03:13] <vincenz> martyv: thank you
[03:14] <martyv> vincenz, no hang up - old school before screen
[03:14] <vincenz> martyv: how come my other user doesn't need this
[03:14] <glimp> helo how could i use my newly installed hard disk
[03:14] <vincenz> martyv: my primary user
[03:14] <martyv> vincenz, how do you mean
[03:14] <Trewas> jeff_hann: network of course works fine after that
[03:14] <vincenz> martyv: well if I log in as vincenz onto my desktop and run the lambdabot &, it's fine
[03:14] <vincenz> martyv: but with the new user "icfp" I need to do 'nohup ./lambdabot &'
[03:14] <kickfacce> orbin, gay it doesn't have mine i have 2.6.12-10
[03:15] <kgoetz> anyone remember where the info on reenabling ubuntus printer sharing is?
[03:15] <Doat> when i open Sound from the Preferences menu it just opens a blank window that hangs up. what's wrong?
[03:15] <glimp> helo how could i use my newly installed hard disk?
[03:15] <orbin> kickfacce: so get the linux-source-2.6.12 package
[03:15] <kickfacce> orbin, found it :D
[03:15] <vincenz> martyv: it's still killing it
[03:15] <jeff_hann> Trewas:it's a pretty odd problem;kernel upgrades aren't that often
[03:15] <vincenz> martyv: does the user need special perms?
[03:15] <kgoetz> glimp, how do you want to use it?
[03:16] <lowfi> glimp, install ubuntu on it, :)
[03:16] <martyv> vincenz, i would have thought if you run any process in a X terminal and then logout the process will be killed, unless you spawn it as a daemon
[03:16] <joachim-n> I cna't use bug buddy on breezy -- where's sendmail?
[03:16] <glimp> as an extra space i have my ubuntu on another disk
[03:16] <gormi456> in /usr/sbin/sendmail
[03:16] <kickfacce> orbin, i think i know my issue which is the gay ass nvidia drivers that are supplied in the 3rd party repositories
[03:16] <gormi456> normally
[03:16] <Trewas> jeff_hann: ipv6 related problems seem to be quite common in ubuntu, some googling shows... which is why I thought the new release might have some easier option to disable it
[03:17] <orbin> Doat: what happens when you run: gnome-sound-properties in a terminal?
[03:17] <itdep> op
[03:17] <Doat> orbin, nothing
[03:17] <orbin> kickfacce: that's nice.  ease up on the gay-bashing though....
[03:17] <Doat> or it hangs up as well
[03:17] <arrick>  anyone, I am in the process of using http://www.thesitewizard.com/wizards/feedbackform.shtml?r=533645477X1145536934 to generate a custom perl feedback form and it is asking for the location of the "sendmail binary, anyone have any suggestion as to finding it, or obtining it?
[03:17] <arrick> Ill be back
[03:17] <kickfacce> orbin, no i will say gay as much as i want!!!!!!!!
[03:17] <orbin> Doat: no errors?  does it quit?
[03:18] <sobbbber> hi.  i have installed frostwire, it appears in the menu but when i click on it, it doesn't start.. what should i do?
[03:18] <Doat> orbin, no. i have to ctrl+c it
[03:18] <gormi456> arrick> by default it is in /usr/sbin/sendmail
[03:18] <thoreauputic> kickfacce: I suggest that you don't
[03:18] <jeff_hann> Trewas:what problems?
[03:18] <kgoetz> glimp, run 'mkfs.ext3' on it, then mount it into /mnt
[03:18] <orbin> lol
[03:18] <kickfacce> thoreauputic, don't be lame
[03:19] <itdep> gays i have a problem weed my computer
[03:19] <arrick> gormi456, and if its not there, you dont have it right?
[03:19] <orbin> Doat: so nothing shows up?
[03:19] <thoreauputic> sorry, I'll lift that when you get a clue
[03:19] <Doat> orbin, nope
[03:19] <vincenz> grr
[03:19] <vincenz> nohup ain't working
[03:19] <gormi456> glimp> or  mkfs.reiserfs
[03:19] <Trewas> jeff_hann: mainly related to dns queries working very slowly or not at all (which is the case behind my adsl-router if the host to be queried has an ipv6 address)
[03:19] <glimp> but i can't browse it kgoetz, when i run disk manager i can't enable it i formatted it as ext 3
[03:19] <gormi456> arrick i think yes
[03:19] <gormi456> apt-get install postfix will install it i think
[03:19] <mischa> hi there all
[03:19] <kgoetz> glimp, 'cant browse it' meaning 'its nto mounted into the filesystem'?
[03:20] <arrick> gormi456, thats already installed
[03:20] <glimp> yeah i think
[03:20] <jeff_hann> Trewas:isn't there a bugfix fot that?
[03:20] <glimp> how could i mount it?
[03:20] <gormi456> find / -name sendmail 2>/dev/null
[03:20] <saik0> How would i get what hdb1 is to grub...it's not hd (0,1)
[03:20] <kgoetz> glimp, so try running `mount /dev/hdsomething /mnt`
[03:20] <gormi456> u can try it
[03:20] <kgoetz> er. sudo mount
[03:20] <mischa> i upgrade firefox this morning to 1.0.8 as the autoupdate adviced...
[03:20] <glimp> okay i'll try it thanks
[03:20] <Trewas> jeff_hann: yes, the bugfix is to disable ipv6 :)
[03:20] <mischa> and now XMLHttpRequest is not working anymore....
[03:21] <jeff_hann> :))
[03:21] <kgoetz> gormi456, locate might be faster
[03:21] <Doat> orbin, any ideas?
[03:21] <agliv5> ompaul still there?
[03:21] <saik0> oops, i meant hf(1,0)
[03:21] <gormi456> kgoetz> yeah... but im not used to it
[03:21] <kickfacce> thoreauputic, why thanks
[03:21] <orbin> Doat: not really unfortunately...
[03:21] <martyv> vincenz, what does lambdadot do ?
[03:21] <thoreauputic> kickfacce: I suggest that you reconsider your behaviour
[03:21] <kgoetz> gormi456, locate file. or for a binary, `whereis binary`
[03:21] <kickfacce> thoreauputic, its not behavior its words
[03:22] <martyv> does it expect input from the terminal? cause bash will remove the stdin file descriptor
[03:22] <gormi456> kgoetz> i'll try it
[03:22] <thoreauputic> kickfacce: I won't argue the point - next infraction gets you removed
[03:22] <gormi456> arrick> it found it ?
[03:22] <glimp> @kgoetz thanks i got it, i can now browse it
[03:22] <Doat> orbin, lol! i had gnome-sound-properties running in console for like 5 minutes and now it opened a window
[03:23] <kickfacce> thoreauputic, you act like you're very powerful being an operator of a channel
[03:23] <arrick> gormi456, permission denied even with sudo
[03:23] <mischa> are there know isseus with firefox 1.0.8 concerning  XMLHttpRequest???
[03:23] <agliv5> I'm booting from a LiveCD, how can I list my hard drives?
[03:23] <tekN1x> martyv: it's just an IRC bot.
[03:23] <Hobbsee> kickfacce: he wouldnt be the only person to boot you, dont worry
[03:23] <kgoetz> glimp, cool. well done
[03:23] <Doat> orbin, Users and Groups window also starts *slowly*
[03:23] <arrick> gormi456, now I typed it in right, but it didnt find anything
[03:23] <orbin> Doat: slow computer? :)
[03:23] <mohanram> will xgl work on a 128MB ATi card?
[03:23] <martyv> does it quit if there is no input?
[03:24] <Doat> orbin, no. athlon 2600+
[03:24] <gormi456> arrick> hum
[03:24] <orbin> agliv5: sys>admin disks, or: sudo fdisk -l
[03:24] <arrick> gormi456, I'll be back in about an hour, if you here then will ask you for more help thanks.
[03:24] <gormi456> arrick> i'll search a litte
[03:24] <agliv5> orbin Thanks :)
[03:24] <gormi456> ok
[03:24] <arrick> thank you gormi456
[03:24] <tekN1x> martyv: His problem was it was hanging @ the console after going into the background. . .I can't find nothing on that, tho.
[03:24] <StarQuake> is it true that with recent upgrade xgl won't work anymore?
[03:25] <Hobbsee> thoreauputic: darn!  he left!  i was looking forward to 2 bans in about 10 mins...
[03:25] <thoreauputic> Hobbsee: heh
[03:26] <thoreauputic> Hobbsee: some people don't seem to understand why words can be offensive
[03:26] <Hobbsee> thoreauputic: no, it seems not.
[03:26] <martyv> tekN1x, seems like it might be to do with the way it handles tty. i would stick with screen if it works :-)
[03:28] <agliv5> I thought you could mount a hd from a liveCD using su mount /dev/hda5 /some directory previously created...  But it's not working...
[03:29] <agliv5> unknow id
[03:29] <kgoetz> agliv5, run 'cat /proc/partitions ;to make sure your partitions are what you think
[03:29] <orbin> agliv5: what filesystem?
[03:29] <martyv> agliv5, or fdisk -l /dev/hda
[03:29] <agliv5> orbin NTFS
[03:30] <agliv5> I identified my HDs via fdisk -l
[03:30] <agliv5> let me grab my laptop and I'll be right back...
[03:30] <orbin> agliv5: sys>help>startguide>windowsdrives
[03:31] <orbin> or consult: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AutomaticallyMountMSWindowsPartitions
[03:31] <agliv5> ok I'll look into the wiki
[03:33] <cens0red> where do I set up the j2sdk in the PATH, and the JAVA_HOME variable? I tried .bash_profile, and /etc/profile. Didn't work.
[03:33] <Danamania> I don't know where else to say it, but I'm awfully impressed with ubuntu 6.06 - it's the first linux install I've tried that detects and uses correctly all the hardware I use on my iMac first go without a bucketload of screwing around. 3 cheers for that :D.
[03:33] <Frogzoo> cens0red: .gnomerc
[03:33] <fanchette> HI. can somebody help with sound? (aplay -l lists no device)
[03:33] <Alth> Danamania - I'm impressed with the same thing for my Breezy install :P
[03:34] <Hobbsee> !tell fanchette about sound
[03:34] <fanchette> i tried the wiki already, without success
[03:34] <cens0red> Frogzoo can't locate .gnomerc
[03:34] <orbin> kgoetz: what do we look for?  b/c that just confuses me :-/
[03:34] <Danamania> Alth: Breezy was quite close for me, but not all there - it was enough for me to give dapper a go though.
[03:35] <Frogzoo> cens0red: cos it doesn't exist yet
[03:35] <Baner> Hello, who can help with bnc and oidentd support? plz i want to make oidentd make ident from users ident on bnc, not the ident from the user who launched bnc server
[03:35] <Alth> Danamania - I'm passing on Dapper until it's stable for my laptop :P
[03:35] <Danamania> that makes sense
[03:35] <Frogzoo> Alth: I agree - some data can't be trusted to a beta release
[03:36] <cens0red> Frogzoo thanks for the help.
[03:36] <Frogzoo> cheers cens0red, yw
[03:37] <Alth> But as soon as it goes 'gold', so to speak, Dapper is on and Breezy is gone :P
[03:37] <Frogzoo> Alth: dunno, breezy already does everything I need - so I'm not upgrading until I can see a need to
[03:38] <orbin> Alth: same here. can't wait.
[03:38] <Alth> Frogzoo: But I'm excited about some stuff in Dapper, and I like to say I'm on the cutting edge ... of stability ... :P
[03:39] <Hobbsee> Alth: of stability?  what stability?
[03:39] <Alth> Wow, FrostWire looks EXACTLY like LW...but prettier =o
 Alth: of stability?  what stability? <-- Breezy is stable for me. I won't be using Dapper till it's also stable ;)
[03:39] <Hobbsee> Alth: oh...i thought you were refering to dapper as stable
[03:39] <Frogzoo> Alth: that's because it's the same code...
[03:40] <Alth> Hobbsee: I figured that's what you thought :P
[03:40] <Alth> Frogzoo: Sorry, what?
[03:40] <Frogzoo> Alth: Frostwire is a 'preemptive' fork
[03:41] <Dutchy> Can I safely update the old firefox without making it the default again, instead of the manually installed ff1.5? I dont want to pay attention to what programs are updated every time, today it showed there was an update for firefox
 Alth: Frostwire is a 'preemptive' fork <-- Oh, sorry, I thought you meant Dapper >.>
[03:41] <Dutchy> or do i have to make it the default again same as when i isntalled 1.5?
[03:42] <Alth> Frogzoo: Define preemptive fork?
[03:42] <Hobbsee> Dutchy: ah...try it.
[03:42] <orbin> anyone _really_ familiar w/ xmms?  where does it look for fonts exactly?  i'm ont seeing the 'sans' font or other familiar ones.
[03:42] <Frogzoo> Alth: Limewire have suggested introducing some kind of licensing checks, when/if that happens, the Limewire & Frostwire code will fork
[03:42] <Dutchy> i guess :>
[03:42] <Hobbsee> i would assume it gets overwritten, but i'm guessing
[03:43] <Dutchy> kind of annoying that breezy doesnt have 1.5 yet :|
[03:44] <Alth> Frogzoo: Sorry, noob, let's try again...define fork?  :P
[03:45] <Alth> I didn't know you were a linux user Z =o
[03:45] <Frogzoo> Alth: fork is when some of the people in a project tell the others to 'fork off', so the code 'forks' - from there, it becomes 2 projects, and the code bases diverge
[03:45] <Alth> *grins at 'fork off'*
[03:45] <zeeble> Alth: do a /nickserv info zeeble
[03:46] <Alth> Right, thanks for clearing that up for me FZ :)
[03:46] <Frogzoo> Dutchy: now install Reveal - it should be part of the base 1.5 imo
[03:46] <Alth> The info shows nothing useful, but your whois shows that you're on two linux channels. Is that what you meant? :P
[03:47] <TraceGreen> Hello, does any try to patch ndevfs to kernel?
[03:47] <bliss1_> Frogzoo: hi i did it 0.8.0 is installed
[03:47] <zeeble> Alth: blah. well, too bad you didn't know i used linux. maybe cos i didn't shout about it like noblearc :D
[03:48] <Dutchy> Frogzoo, reveal? never heard of it... program or FF extension?
[03:48] <Alth> Noble never mentioned it :P
[03:48] <zeeble> ah, ok.
[03:48] <agliv5> I figured out that you can change the partitions table using fdisk, but how do I format an existing partition to a diffrent datasystem?
[03:49] <zeeble> Alth: good. your chose well.
[03:49] <LadyVix> any ideas... I upgraded to Breezy last night.... and i still dont have any sound
[03:49] <Hobbsee> agliv5: man cfdisk
[03:49] <Alth> Thanks zeebs. Ubuntu is great :D
[03:49] <zeeble> What sound card do you have?
[03:50] <Hobbsee> agliv5: scroll down to where it talks about -t
[03:50] <intuos3> hi, where can i read about mounting a usb disk (400Gb inside an enclosure)? i can't find mine on /dev/sda.
[03:50] <orbin> Alth: did you ever come in here asking about the install?
[03:50] <bliss1_> Alth: well done although i like the look of Fedora 5
[03:51] <agliv5> Hobbsee it says fdisk -t is an invalid option
[03:51] <intuos3> i got this error msg from the last lines of "dmesg" : scsi: Device offlined - not ready after error recovery: host 1 channel 0 id 0 lun 0
[03:51] <zeeble> maybe someone can have the fedora 5 theme for download:)
 Alth: did you ever come in here asking about the install? <-- I came in a couple of times, yes. Came in yesterday for the first time in a long while to ask a partitioning question.
[03:51] <Hobbsee> agliv5: no, man cfdisk.  you missed the c.  but dont do anything without looking at the egs...
[03:51] <intuos3> help... anyone?
[03:51] <Alth> bliss1_: It looks ok, but Ubuntu seems to suit me a lot more. It's powerful, but not ridiculously hard to learn ;)
[03:51] <zeeble> and how was fedora hard to learn?
[03:52] <orbin> Alth: yeah, just thought i remebered a fc person asking about ubuntu..
[03:52] <Alth> zeeble: It wasn't, it was the opposite.
[03:52] <zeeble> ah.
[03:52] <Alth> You miss my meaning.
[03:52] <rambo3> zeeble, you are in the wrong channel
[03:52] <zeeble> rambo3: eh?
[03:52] <sobbbber> hi everyone. finally i got frostwire to work. i found a fix here --> http://www.frostwire.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4  this might help for those people who haven't find the solution.
[03:52] <bliss1_> Frogzoo: please please now that I have installed 0.8.0 can you pastebin the script :)
[03:53] <tekN1x> sobbbber: why no tjust Limewire to begin with. It's easier to install.
[03:53] <Alth> zeeble: FC was ... far, far too much like Linspire or whatever, at the time of FC2, and anything I could do in FC2, I could do in windows. And it wasn't even stable.
[03:53] <Alth> rambo3: Why is zeeble in the wrong channel?
[03:53] <agliv5> Hobbsee it says cfdisk -t is an invalid option what egs?
[03:53] <intuos3> or is there a limitation on ubuntu regarding sizes of disk which has usb connection?
[03:53] <rambo3> this is not fedora
 Alth: yeah, just thought i remebered a fc person asking about ubuntu.. <-- would have been a while ago...
[03:53] <Hobbsee> agliv5: man cfdisk.
[03:53] <jenda> !firefox
[03:53] <orbin> well that was nice.  i thought the ff update fixed the 100% cpu usage dealo
[03:53] <intuos3> Hobbsee: help? :)
[03:53] <orbin> Alth: i haven't been in here for a while.
[03:53] <zeeble> rambo3: thanks, but i think i can understand where to ask which question. mine was specific to a specific person about a specific issue.
[03:54] <twerp71> just installed breezy on latitude cpx can someone tell me how to enable power management?
[03:54] <Warbo> LadyVix: Hello
[03:54] <zeeble> intuos3: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingRemovableDevices
[03:54] <orbin> Alth: you don't have to quote people btw.  most of us have a memory longer than 1 min ;)
[03:54] <sobbbber> tekN1x: froshwire seems to be like limewire anyway.. i don't know. haha
[03:54] <intuos3> zeeble: thanks! :)
[03:55] <Alth> orbin: It's habit. I'm used to fast moving channels, and I like people to know which bit of text I'm addressing. I'll stop if you like, but it is an ingrained habit :P
[03:55] <N0ISV> hello
[03:55] <LadyVix> Warbo: I have sound now :P
[03:55] <orbin> Alth: i don't mind.  just thought i'd point it out to possibly save you xing and pasting
[03:55] <Warbo> LadyVix: If you said you were using an old version to begin with :)
[03:56] <orbin> twerp71: anything in particular?
[03:56] <LadyVix> Warbo: well thats what they sent me when I ordered disks....20 copies of hoary gave most of them to a coworkers to play with
[03:57] <Alth> orbin: I do it almost subconciously now :) It's harder to stop than to do the pasting and have people ignore it ;)
[03:57] <fyrestrtr> is there anyone running WoW using wine in here?
[03:57] <twerp71> just want it to shut down when its been ignored for more than 10 mins , or something like that
[03:57] <Warbo> LadyVix: You must have ordered too close to a release (or too late, after they ran out of Breezy :))
[03:57] <zeeble> heh.
[03:57] <bliss1_> Frogzoo: any chance of posting the script now that i have 0.8.0 installed :)
[03:58] <AngryElf> !shocksave
[03:58] <ubotu> Bugger all, I dunno. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, AngryElf
[03:58] <Alth> twerp71: system/preferences/screensaver :)
[03:58] <AngryElf> !shockwave
[03:58] <ubotu> Unfortunately there is no shockwave available for Linux (unless you use wine).  Please lobby Macromedia!
[03:58] <LadyVix> Warbo: oh well... I fell asleep... when I came back i had to reboot but the update took so i'm happy
[03:58] <Warbo> bliss1_: You still on about Qemu?
[03:58] <AngryElf> ubotu! :(
[03:58] <Alth> twerp71: Under the advanced tab.
[03:58] <administrator> i got a question about xorg
[03:58] <agliv5> When I try to run cfdisk /dev/hda2 <- the one I want to format I get Fatal Error: Cannot open disk drive...
[03:58] <Alth> (As a side note, woot! I've had the distro a day and I know where stuff is >.>)
[03:59] <administrator> i just added 2 more settings and rebooted and they still don;t show up
[03:59] <bliss1_> Warbo: shh i just about nodded off
[03:59] <twerp71> cool thanks ;-)
[03:59] <naveen> hello
[03:59] <Warbo> agliv5: Do it on the drive, not the partition
[03:59] <N0ISV> hello, this is my first time on Xchat, is this the only channel for ubuntu?
[03:59] <LadyVix> Warbo: it was right after Breezy came out that I ordered
[03:59] <orbin> twerp71: install gnome-power-manager maybe
[03:59] <zeeble> N0ISV: /topic
[03:59] <Hobbsee> N0ISV: yes, what were you after?
[03:59] <Alth> So how's life on DALnet Zeebs?
[03:59] <Warbo> LadyVix: I've been using Ubuntu since I got a Kubuntu preview of Breezy, then got some CDs a few months ago
[04:00] <bina> HI I've tried to use two monitors on my ATI Card (at the same time), I can get them to both show the same desktop (using fireglcontrolpanel) but cant get them to show two desktops.  Is there something I need to do in KDE?
[04:00] <N0ISV> want to run ubuntu live cd
[04:00] <zeeble> Alth: should be good i guess. trivia mostly. in fact, that's where i am when i am there.
[04:00] <freezey> I just added 2 more resolution settings to my xorg.conf and rebooted and they won't show up? any reason why
[04:00] <LadyVix> Warbo: how do I install other programs? remember I stil want to install that game
[04:00] <Warbo> N0ISV: Have you tried it yet?
[04:00] <orbin> N0ISV: is that a question?
[04:00] <Alth> zeeble: Don't go to CC any more? Just Chata?
[04:01] <yggdrasil> how do i make a gateway machine with one nic on one side and another on the other siedd?
[04:01] <zeeble> Alth: yes. CC rare. it's been difficult.
[04:01] <Warbo> LadyVix: Well I would recommend installing stuff through Synaptic, but Neverwinter Nights doesn't need installing (usually) so you can put it somewhere like $HOME/Games and run it from there
[04:01] <yggdrasil> its allready seatup i just need to add aroute from eth0 to ath0
[04:01] <agliv5> cfdisk /dev/hda --> Fatal Error: Bad logical partition 6: logical partitions overlap...
[04:01] <N0ISV> I have it saved to a CD, I downloaded a pgm to open the .iso file, now what do I do next?
[04:01] <Alth> zeeble: Elaborate?
[04:02] <LadyVix> Warbo: and how do I get the binaries off the windows cd?
[04:02] <Warbo> N0ISV: You don't need to open the Live CD, just write the iso as it is using Nero or something (not built in Windows one, as that will just copy the file)
[04:02] <orbin> bina: there isn't a "clone" option?
[04:02] <zeeble> N0ISV: burn the ISO as an image. with your fav windows CD burning aplication. most will allow you to burn the iso as an image. then reboot, set your BIOS to boot off the CDrom and go ahead.
[04:03] <Warbo> LadyVix: Just copy them I would imagine.  Lots less lamers :P
[04:03] <bina> orbin: yeah, thats the only one ive been able to use so far, but I want them to show different desktops so i can have one for browsing and another for documents etc
[04:03] <zeeble> Alth: good for you.
[04:03] <LadyVix> Warbo: I can get you to the URL with the directions... they made no sence to me
[04:04] <Alth> zeeble: I detect a note of sarcasm =o
[04:04] <bina> orbin: there is an extend one but that make the CRT go into 640x480.  I thought id try doing dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg to see whether that helps
[04:04] <jenda> If anyone could get me a nice and BIG (1500*1500) picture of a red newt, or red eft even better... I would be very grateful (and yes, it is ontopic)
[04:04] <N0ISV> XP could not open the .iso file, I had to find a different pgm to open it.
[04:04] <yggdrasil> can somone tell me the cmd to add a route to go from eth0 (lan) to ath0 (wan) ? trying to make a gatweay box here
[04:04] <zeeble> Alth: none intended. relax.
[04:04] <Warbo> LadyVix: Fire away
[04:04] <zeeble> Alth: your sensory meters are all zonked out cos it is late night
[04:05] <Alth> That's true :)
[04:05] <Alth> Wait, how'd you know that?
[04:05] <Warbo> N0ISV: You just need to write the iso file to a CD, but in a way that ends up with lots of files on the disc, not just the iso file
[04:05] <zeeble> Alth: Eh? Well, it is evneing here. So must be very late in tasmania.
[04:06] <orbin> bina: possibly.  is there something about dual monitors on the ati wiki?
[04:06] <LadyVix> Warbo:  http://tinyurl.com/r996f
[04:06] <Alth> zeeble: Midnight, but I've had a long day :)
[04:06] <bina> orbin: good idea, i'll check
[04:06] <N0ISV> There are alot of files on the disk.
[04:07] <zeeble> Alth: cool. I'm just tring to get my camera and laptop to work together.
[04:07] <Arafangion> Why is vim so slow to load files atm?
[04:07] <orbin> bina: if not there, try the forum
[04:07] <agliv5> I just noticed something really strange  hda5 is the partition that had data on it that I want to save; however it starts at 1279 and ends at 4083.  hda2 & hda6 are unformated and start 1144 & 1145 and end 7295 & 4083 respectively... no wonder why I can't see hda5 it overlaps with hda2 and hda6.  What can I do to correct this?
[04:07] <zeeble> Arafangi2n: was it faster earlier?
[04:07] <N0ISV> I think there will be some operator error on my part till I figure all this out?
[04:07] <bina> orbin: k, thanks
[04:07] <LadyVix> Warbo: found a new toy so i dont drop big urls like i did last night
[04:08] <zeeble> heh. tinyurl rocks that way.
[04:08] <bina> orbin: i seem to remember seeing something when I tried to change the resolution in KDE but i can't even find that now :)
[04:08] <immer> hey, installed Breezy on my girlfriend's dell d610, and the wireless card doesn't show up in the net admin.   Ran lspci and the last entry showed something about an unknown network adapter with a broadcom chipset...any ideas?
[04:09] <aet> what happened to archive.ubuntulinux.org?
[04:09] <Warbo> LadyVix: OK, are you trying to install from an existing Windows installation?
[04:09] <slackern> Just a quick question, i have 2 packages being held back,   hplip-data libopenal0 how would i proceed to get them installed when doing apt-get upgrade?
[04:09] <cens0red> bugger it.
[04:09] <cens0red> I can't get java up and running on this.
[04:09] <zeeble> slackern: just try installing them individually.
[04:09] <Danamania> slackern: install each manually, or use dist-upgrade instead.
[04:10] <agliv5> can anybody help me recover my data?
[04:10] <slackern> dist-upgrade says the same thing.
[04:10] <slackern> but i'll try manually.
[04:10] <LadyVix> Warbo: click the link on the page down at bottom says Linux client.html
[04:10] <zeeble> then maybe there's some problem with the packages. let the system be as it is. without the 2 package upgrades.
[04:10] <orbin> cens0red: following the wiki?
[04:10] <Warbo> LadyVix: I did but it gives a few ways of installing. Which are you trying (I assume the second)
[04:11] <slackern> did it manually now and it didn't complain, lets see how it works out.
[04:11] <Warbo> agliv5: Where is it and where do you want it?
[04:11] <cens0red> orbin where's the wiki?
[04:11] <LadyVix> Warbo: ddrive that has an existing install is damaged... gets hot and shuts down if used for more than  minutes... the CD is the only real option
[04:12] <dj_smilee|work> BenC, are you about?
[04:12] <orbin> ubotu: tell cens0red about java
[04:12] <AngryElf> hey all, afaik, ntfs support is strictly RO, so how would i get a very large file from a linux comp to a windows comp using an external hard drive?
[04:12] <FreeZey> ok i need this solved somenoe help me out please
[04:12] <Alth> -e
[04:12] <agliv5> Warbo /dev/hda5 is where it is and I just want to make it visiable again
[04:12] <LadyVix> Warbo: unless you know how to use the binaries from download..
[04:13] <cens0red> orbin thanks.
[04:13] <FreeZey> i ran the sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg command
[04:13] <FreeZey> and still nothing
[04:13] <FreeZey> no changed were made
[04:13] <FreeZey> changes**
[04:13] <LadyVix> Warbo: I'll be back in a moment AFK went to get breakfast ready
[04:13] <Warbo> LadyVix: OK, have you downloaded the huge files for the first method
[04:13] <Warbo> lol, 3.13 pm
[04:14] <orbin> ubotu: tell AngryElf about explore2fs
[04:14] <FreeZey> marbo: think u can help me out real fast
[04:14] <agliv5> The problem is that I really don't have enough room to move it anywhere... it is where it is, but the partition table is apparently screwed up...
[04:14] <Alth> I goes to bed now.
[04:14] <Alth> Goodnight orbin :)
[04:14] <Alth> G'night Zeeble <3
[04:14] <Warbo> agliv5: You haven't saved anything to that part of disc since have you?
[04:14] <orbin> later Alth
[04:14] <Alth> See you guys tomorrow perhaps.
[04:14] <zeeble> Good night, Alth.
[04:15] <LadyVix> Warbo: remember what i said this morning... when i left it was am
[04:15] <LadyVix> Warbo: *1am
[04:15] <LadyVix> Warbo: its 9:15am now here :P
[04:15] <FreeZey> mad early
[04:15] <FreeZey> i gotta be at work till dam 5
[04:15] <agliv5> Warbo 3:15 huh?  that would put you in.... russia?  Anyway it's a really long story what happened
[04:16] <Warbo> LadyVix: Yeah. Anyway, you are going to do this with me guessing as we go, cos a) you have the installed windows version and b) i'm not downloading over a gig for an experiment (I have 20 GB limit)
[04:16] <agliv5> 4:15 here in germany :)
[04:16] <FreeZey> Ok let me ask something is there a way to change resolutions at boot screen?
[04:17] <m0shul> hello to all
[04:17] <Warbo> FreeZey: I think you can use options to control boot-up resolution but that is it (vga=somenumber) but I am probably really wrong
[04:17] <Danamania> is there a linux equivalent in ubuntu to OSX's glterm (which emulates a bubble-screened, flickery, slow-response phosphor serial terminal - like http://abstrakt.vade.info/wp-content/blogimages/glterm1.png )?
[04:17] <LadyVix> Warbo: *gigglesnort* I have to power up that second harddrive... my case is open and I unplug that harddrive when not in use i still need to download the client itself
[04:18] <agliv5> Warbo  it seems like you're really bussy at the moment?
[04:18] <west_> why can`t i just install amsn on ubuntu ?
[04:18] <Warbo> LadyVix: Don't bother with the drive to begin with, just the download
[04:18] <_jason> !info amsn
[04:18] <ubotu> amsn: (An MSN messenger written in tcl), section universe/x11, is optional. Version: 0.94-1 (breezy), Packaged size: 1946 kB, Installed size: 6976 kB
[04:18] <tonyyarusso> FreeZey: You can change the resolution during boot stuff, but not of Grub.
[04:18] <_jason> west_: have you enable universe?
[04:18] <orbin> Warbo: you're correct on the vga stuff
[04:18] <Warbo> agliv5: No. I've just finished my last bababa.
[04:18] <FreeZey> marbo: well then can you tell me why i edit my xorg.conf and the resolutions won;t appear
[04:18] <zeeble> Danamania: whoa. that's the effect of the terminal app? i thought it was one curved screen
[04:18] <Warbo> orbin: Correct in saying I was wrong?
[04:18] <schirloc> i just upgraded to 5.10 and I can't get firefox working... help
[04:18] <arrick> &*@^#!(@^ I hate people who call you and ask you to set up an interview and then they arent event he company that they claimed to be.
[04:19] <agliv5> Warbo can you help me in fixing the partition table?
[04:19] <Warbo> agliv5: Maybe, as I tried it once
[04:19] <LadyVix> Warbo: I just ran the updater for ubuntu.. soem have to be doen thru Synaptic and i'll wait on those
[04:19] <schirloc> i just upgraded to 5.10 and I can't get firefox working... help
[04:19] <orbin> Warbo: no. correct as in you can use vga=xxx to "change resolution" for console
[04:19] <arrick> gormi456, are you still around?
[04:19] <orbin> ubotu: tell FreeZey about fixres
[04:19] <Warbo> LadyVix: OK, I'll help agliv5
[04:19] <jprce> i need help repartitioning my drives with a duel boot. i want to make my ubuntu partitions to be smaller and extend my windows drive
[04:19] <agliv5> Warbo, well that 1 more time than I've tried ;)  Where do we start?
[04:20] <Danamania> zeeble: yeah - it emulates the lot, bad included :)
[04:20] <west_> if anyone can tell me how to indstall aman ( i unistalled gaim ) PM me pls ..
[04:20] <zeeble> Danamania: looks neat.
[04:20] <arrick> agliv5, good morning
[04:20] <Warbo> orbin: Oh OK (I thought it was only for distros which use the "tux in the top left" method of boot-graphics)
[04:20] <NET||abuse> could anyone advice me on how to obtain libmysqlclient15 through the libs
[04:20] <orbin> schirloc: what's the issue?
[04:20] <Danamania> it takes me back :)
[04:20] <zeeble> west_: sudo apt-get install amsn
[04:20] <NET||abuse> umm, through the debs even..
[04:20] <NET||abuse> i've looked all over and not found the answer
[04:20] <zeeble> Danamania: hehe. i never used osx.
[04:20] <west_> ty
[04:20] <agliv5> Morning arrick I really screwed things up since yesterday
[04:20] <schirloc> want me to paste in a pm?
[04:20] <FreeZey> orbin: ty
[04:20] <arrick> agliv5, really?
[04:20] <NET||abuse> dapper seems to have libmysqlclient15 but breezy only has 14
[04:21] <arrick> what did you do?
[04:21] <NET||abuse> so can i safely just get 15 from the dapper debs?
[04:21] <NET||abuse> or is that a bad idea?
[04:21] <Hobbsee> NET||abuse: it's very likely a bad idea
[04:21] <Warbo> agliv5: You understand that I said tried? And that I have 1,2,3,4.. 6 failed hard drives next to me
[04:21] <NET||abuse> that's what i thought...
[04:21] <_jason> NET||abuse: probably a bad idea, could have different deps
[04:21] <schirloc> i have 2 errors I keep getting... I think i need to update a config file
[04:22] <west_> Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
[04:22] <west_> requested an impossible situation ?
[04:22] <orbin> Warbo: no.  all recent distros use framebuffer to draw text and graphics ... anyway, i don't know the exact terminology.
[04:22] <jprce> i need help repartitioning my drives with a duel boot. i want to make my ubuntu partitions to be smaller and extend my windows drive
[04:22] <NET||abuse> Hobbsee, have you any idea how i might get my hands on libmysqlclient15 in breezy then? i need to access a mysql 5.0.16 server on another box
[04:22] <Warbo> agliv5: Right, I did remember the name. Install "gpart"
[04:22] <_jason> west_: you need universe, have you enabled it?
[04:22] <orbin> Warbo: and vga=xxx specifies the resolution for the framebuffer to use ... or something like that
[04:22] <west_> how ?
[04:22] <Hobbsee> NET||abuse: ah, grab the source from somewhere, and compile it, i guess.
[04:22] <west_> I just got on ubuntu ,
[04:22] <intuos3> immer: time to grab ndiswrapper.
[04:22] <_jason> ubotu: tell west_ about universe
[04:22] <arrick>  anyone, I am in the process of using http://www.thesitewizard.com/wizards/feedbackform.shtml?r=533645477X1145536934 to generate a custom perl feedback form and it is asking for the location of the "sendmail binary, anyone have any suggestion as to finding it, or obtining it?
[04:22] <jprce> what program should i use to do that
[04:22] <Warbo> orbin: The only thing I like about Mandriva is the logo on consoles :)
[04:23] <zeeble> haha.
[04:23] <west_> is sick oif mr gates
[04:23] <schirloc> i just upgraded to 5.10 and I can't get firefox working... help
[04:23] <schirloc> i have 2 errors I keep getting... I think i need to update a config file
[04:23] <schirloc> want me to paste in a pm?
[04:23] <west_> of *
[04:23] <tonyyarusso> schirloc: Use the pastebin.
[04:23] <N0ISV> Will the ubuntu "live" cd run along with windows at the same time?
[04:23] <west_> where do I set up universal ?
[04:23] <orbin> arrick: er, install sendmail?
[04:23] <schirloc> pastebin?
[04:24] <orbin> Warbo: yeah, pretty flash :)
[04:24] <zeeble> schirloc: delete the ~/.mozilla stuff it if it is not needed.
[04:24] <tonyyarusso> schirloc: Read the message from the bot.
[04:24] <Warbo> N0ISV: It won't touch Windows, but it won't run AT THE SAME TIME. Windows will not boot up, Linux will. When you remove the CD Windows will boot up again
[04:24] <orbin> N0ISV: that's the point really
[04:24] <tekN1x> west_: pico /etc/apt/sources.list and uncomment the universe sources.
[04:24] <arrick> orbin, whats the name of it?
[04:24] <N0ISV> OK
[04:24] <schirloc> ho
[04:24] <zeeble> schirloc: be careful if you have thunderbird mails there was well. then you might want to do rm -rf ~/mozilla/firefox and try restarting FFox after that
[04:24] <orbin> N0ISV: actually, forget that. listen to warbo :P
[04:25] <orbin> arrick: sendmail :-/
[04:25] <orbin> arrick: it's in universe
[04:25] <arrick> ok thanks
[04:25] <antisocial_boris> is it possible to make a .zip that works on windows?
[04:25] <zeeble> antisocial_boris: sure.
[04:25] <LadyVix> Warbo: you'll be on after I get off work I take it? Synaptic says about 30 minutes but I have to get ready for work
[04:25] <Warbo> antisocial_boris: All zips will work on Windows (as long as you don't put a colon in the filename :))
[04:25] <NET||abuse> ok, mysql v 5 has been around long enough to become the GA version of mysql, i think it odd that ubuntu doesn't support the mysql client version to access v5 so... what's with that?
[04:25] <zeeble> haha
[04:26] <schirloc> no start, no error
[04:26] <N0ISV> But I need to set my PC to load from CD, and not c drive?
[04:26] <nandemonai_> Hi people, I've just installed a very light weight ubuntu install and have gdm / xfce4 running fine. Only thing is I cant set the resolution above 600x480. I have setup xorg.conf to no avail.. I'm thinking it's because I'm using the vesa driver yes?
[04:27] <zeeble> N0ISV: yes. in your bios. set first boot device as CD
[04:27] <Warbo> LadyVix: Well I'm living nocturnally this week (although I've been up for 24 hours so far, so I don't know how long I'm going to be awake) Sorry, but that's the life of a student in a holiday :)
[04:27] <tonyyarusso> N0ISV: Most modern machines will have the CD higher in the boot order by default, but you should check it.
[04:27] <bliss1_> orbin: do you about permissions ?
[04:27] <west_> when I ran pico /etc/apt/sources there was nothing on the screen . :(
[04:27] <zeeble> west_: sudo pico /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:27] <LadyVix> Warbo: snickers... I never had that opportunity... I went from Highschool to work... and thats it....
[04:27] <zeeble> or sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:27] <Warbo> west_: Maybe run "sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list" instead (I've never used Pico)
[04:28] <LadyVix> Any recommended channels to loiter in?
[04:28] <tekN1x> Warbo: nano is an alternative to pico
[04:28] <antisocial_boris> zeeble, what command should i use?
[04:28] <west_> i have it there
[04:28] <Warbo> tekN1x: I know, but is pico installed by default?
[04:28] <bliss1_> orbin:  would like to set a few custom permission rules in /etc/udev/permissions.d/udev.permissions
[04:28] <tekN1x> Warbo: yes.
[04:28] <schirloc> what is pastebin?
[04:29] <schirloc> my bug reporting tool doesn't work
[04:29] <N0ISV> Never done that before. Should be easy enough to do?
[04:29] <thoreauputic> !pastebin
[04:29] <ubotu> hmm... pastebin is http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/, a site for pasting long texts so you don't disrupt the channel - or install webboard in Gnome: http://www.gnomefiles.org/app.php?soft_id=1269
[04:29] <west_> GNU nano starts
[04:29] <orbin> bliss1_: that file doesn't exist for me
[04:29] <LadyVix> schirloc:   Pastes to Pastebin: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/
[04:29] <zeeble> antisocial_boris: zip -r filename.zip files
[04:29] <Warbo> N0ISV: Yes, but we can't really walk you through it as they're all different. Any advice we give would be obvious
[04:30] <schirloc> right, is anyone paying attention... firefox... my WEBBROWSER, is the thing not working, therefore making any interactions with a URL quite complicated
[04:31] <phrowzen> lol
[04:31] <orbin> antisocial_boris: also apps>accessories>archive mgr if you're more comfortable w/ guis
[04:31] <schirloc> sorry, if that sounded short
[04:31] <ubuntu_> jh
[04:31] <Warbo> schirloc: Have you tried installing an alternative temporarily? Konqueror, Epiphany, Amaya, even lynx
[04:31] <ubuntu_> saslut
[04:31] <ubuntu_> salut
[04:31] <beta_m> the local NTFS partition is only accessable to the programme that runs as root, i can do sudo -i and browse through it, and get files from it, or i can do jksudo xnc, and see it graphically, but i can't view it from my normal account
[04:31] <bliss1_> orbin: does not for me either have to create it
[04:32] <orbin> schirloc: w3m's installed by default
[04:32] <fyrestrtr> what are the options as far as voice chatting go?
[04:32] <Warbo> beta_m: You need to add the option "uid=yourusername" to the /etc/fstab file
[04:32] <schirloc> I suppose i could do that... w3m?
[04:32] <orbin> bliss1_: i'm nto familiar w/ that process.  sorry.
[04:32] <Kamion> beta_m: fixed in dapper
[04:32] <Kamion> (the dapper installer, that is)
[04:32] <beta_m> what is "dapper"?
[04:32] <jprce> can someone tell me what program is best for resizing partitions on a dual boot?
[04:32] <thoreauputic> !dapper
[04:32] <ubotu> Dapper Drake will be the next release of Ubuntu - due June 1 (see: http://tinyurl.com/qyrkq). Join channel #ubuntu+1 for discussion :)
[04:32] <bliss1_> orbin: ok
[04:33] <tekN1x> beta_m: is upcoming release of the next ubuntu version.
[04:33] <fyrestrtr> jprce: for Windows, Partition Magic, for linux, gparted
[04:33] <schirloc> what is w3m?
[04:33] <zeeble> a browser.
[04:33] <thoreauputic> schirloc: text mode browser
[04:33] <beta_m> ok, thanks people
[04:33] <beta_m> q;-)
[04:33] <N0ISV> Cool, I have looked at the bios settings, just never changed anything. But to switch to Linux at some point, I need to try new stuff.
[04:33] <jprce> fyrestrtr, but if i resize with PM, will ubuntu recognize it still? (I have my win drive mounted)
[04:33] <bliss1_> Frogzoo: i have installed 0.8.0 can you pastebin the script:)
[04:34] <Warbo> N0ISV: Usually most PCs are set to boot floppy then CD then harddrive (then maybe network)
[04:34] <fyrestrtr> jprce: you need to be in Windows to use partition magic, when you resize it and then reload ubuntu, it will pickup the right size.
[04:34] <Kamion> beta_m: otherwise, edit /etc/fstab as root and change "defaults" on the relevant line to "defaults,nls=utf8,umask=007,gid=46" (which is what the installer will set in dapper)
[04:34] <brandon__> i'm confused about something regarding iptables/firestarter. if i add an exception for a port, let's say edonkey2000, does thatmean the port will be visible and will respond to a scanner, or is it still stealthed until i initiate traffic, eg. launch amule?
[04:34] <Warbo> fyrestrtr: Doesn't Partition Magic reboot the machine anyway, then run from a floppy or something?
[04:34] <N0ISV> ok
[04:35] <jprce> fyrestrtr: ok, then use the livecd to change linux? or command line? - because the graphical gparted doesn't display drives for me in ubuntu
[04:35] <ubuntu_> tengo una duda de bash
[04:35] <Warbo> jprce: I have problems with GParted, but none with QTParted which is on KNOPPIX Live CD
[04:35] <ubuntu_> s.o.s
[04:35] <orbin> !es
[04:35] <ubotu> Hispanohablantes: Por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
[04:36] <jprce> Warbo: knoppix?
[04:36] <Warbo> jprce: Just a different Linux distro on Live CD. I always have one handy for resizing partitions
[04:36] <zeeble> Anyone have a sources.list entry forE17?
[04:36] <jprce> oh
[04:36] <agliv5> what's the post url  something.ubuntu-nl.org
[04:36] <agliv5> ?
[04:37] <zeeble> pastebin.ubuntu-nl.org
[04:37] <NoUse> !pastebin
[04:37] <ubotu> rumour has it, pastebin is http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/, a site for pasting long texts so you don't disrupt the channel - or install webboard in Gnome: http://www.gnomefiles.org/app.php?soft_id=1269
[04:37] <zeeble> or that
[04:37] <Warbo> zeeble: There is one on the gete.org site (I think that is the URL) It links to some developer's blog
[04:37] <jprce> Warbo: well my burner doesn't work so i can't get that live CD
[04:37] <ubuntu_> hola
[04:37] <zeeble> Warbo: thanks. will check.
[04:37] <orbin> zeeble: breezy?
[04:37] <zeeble> orbin: dapper..
[04:38] <Warbo> jprce: Oh, OK. Just that I have never got GParted to actually write it's changes to disk (It says "this disc is active")
[04:38] <fyrestrtr> what applications are available for voice chatting? any? none?
[04:38] <zeeble> just want to see what it is like from a new snapshot.
[04:38] <zeeble> fyrestrtr: skype.
[04:38] <fyrestrtr> zeeble: other than that?
[04:38] <schirloc> well, any other suggestions?
[04:38] <finley> Znarl: helo
[04:38] <orbin> nvm then... !e17 factoid only has a breezy repos
[04:38] <jprce> Warbo, well that doesn't sound like it will help me. i don't need a program that does nothing
[04:38] <Warbo> fyrestrtr: Gnomemeeting (now called Ekiga)
[04:38] <arrick> can anyone here save text as ascii?
[04:39] <fyrestrtr> arrick: say what?
[04:39] <fyrestrtr> Warbo: anything that is compatible with MSN?
[04:39] <Warbo> jprce: That's what I'm saying, the KDE one is fine and so is the command line one (parted, the engine behind all of the ?Parteds)
[04:39] <|lostbyte_laptop> How do i get mplayer ?
[04:39] <arrick> fyrestrtr, I used a script generator, and its telling me I have to save the script as a ascii file
[04:39] <Warbo> fyrestrtr: I think this is being worked on in GAIM, but nothing else comes to mind
[04:39] <freezey> ok nice thats obrin
[04:39] <zeeble> !mplayer
[04:39] <ubotu> rumour has it, mplayer is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MplayerInstallHowto  For compiling, see: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=31061
[04:39] <freezey> now i got another problem haha
[04:40] <matth-w> Kopete is what I use for msn
[04:40] <fyrestrtr> matth-w: does it do voice?
[04:40] <jprce> ok
[04:40] <jprce> Warbo: i'll have to learn the commands for it then.
[04:40] <freezey> I set ubuntu up on a poweredge 2500 knowin that it supports its perc raid
[04:40] <matth-w> No...
[04:40] <matth-w> I don't think so
[04:40] <freezey> and when i installed it showed me all th drives i have now when i search through the file system they are not there
[04:40] <Warbo> jprce: I don't remember them myself, and I don't really want to screw up my new 250GB USB hard drive practicing, sorry
[04:41] <fyrestrtr> freezey: they are probably not mounted.
[04:41] <freezey> i thought i mounted them
[04:41] <freezey> maybe i didn't
[04:41] <freezey> hm
[04:41] <|lostbyte_laptop> zeeble, its not there in apt-get ?
[04:41] <fyrestrtr> arrick: means save it as plain text, not binary, and not utf-8
[04:41] <fyrestrtr> freezey: type 'mount'
[04:41] <arrick> so ansi would be ok?
[04:41] <jprce> Warbo: haha don't be so modest
[04:41] <Warbo> freezey: If you don't have "execute" permissions on a directory then you can't see what's in it
[04:41] <zeeble> |lostbyte_laptop: read what the link told you.
[04:41] <fyrestrtr> arrick: yes
[04:42] <|lostbyte_laptop> zeeble, sorry ! i'll read.
[04:42] <jprce> Warbo, alright i'll work it out myself. i have a bigger problem to deal with: there is something wrong with my locales. i get errors everytime i install something and i can't use dpkg sometimes
[04:43] <|lostbyte_laptop> zeeble, Package mplayer-386 is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[04:43] <Warbo> jprce: I had that in a Live CD I was (am) making. Couldn't be bothered to solve it as it would be automatically set on boot
[04:43] <freezey> marbo: i am still new to all of this so what  am i lookin for exactly
[04:44] <Warbo> freezey: Is that for me?
[04:44] <freezey> marbo: yeah
[04:44] <intuos3> that is a mine of information regarding ubuntu and i find it indispensable.
[04:44] <|lostbyte_laptop> zeeble, my apt-get cannot find it.
[04:44] <antisocial_boris> damn, windows is screwing up my zipped files, its putting all the files in one directory, not in the directory they are meant to be in
[04:44] <jprce> ?
[04:44] <fyrestrtr> intuos3: that would imply official endorsement of that site by ubuntu, and that's not something anyone here has the authority to do.
[04:44] <orbin> intuos3: if you haven't noticed.  most newbies don't read the topic
[04:44] <|lostbyte_laptop> zeeble, ahh ! brb
[04:44] <intuos3> fyrestrtr: that's tough then. :)
[04:44] <nsmith> I have adobe acrobat pdf forms that I need to fill out.  The PDF document viewer will not allow me to do this.  Can anyone tell me what I need to do in order to fill out PDF forms?
[04:44] <thoreauputic> intuos3: that site has instructions for using automatix- there is no way we would recommend it
[04:44] <fyrestrtr> nsmith: you need the official acrobat reader.
[04:45] <nsmith> acrobat reader is compatable with ubuntu?
[04:45] <Warbo> freezey: Each file/directory has read, write and execute permissions for it's owner,group and everyone else. If a directory is not owned by you (system is owned by root) and execute is not set then you can not even see inside it
[04:45] <intuos3> thoreauputic: well, we could always tell them to avoid automatix. :)
[04:45] <thoreauputic> intuos3: we already do - all the time :)
[04:45] <orbin> nsmith: install acroread from the repos
[04:45] <thoreauputic> !automatix
[04:45] <ubotu> methinks automatix is unsafe, it overwrites configuration files, and does things like "echo -e 'y\nY\n'" that are considered risky. Please do not use it. There are alternative applications, such as !easyubuntu.
[04:45] <fyrestrtr> intuos3: like that would work. Its like saying, there is the cookie jar, just don't take any.
[04:46] <nsmith> orbin: I am still a little new at ubuntu can you guide me?
[04:46] <Warbo> nsmith: There is a Linux version, but it is slow and ungly and big. There are LOADS of PDF viewers/makers in Linux
[04:46] <thoreauputic> intuos3: the https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UserDocumentation site is a far better wiki recommendation
[04:46] <intuos3> nsmith: see if this site will help you <http://easylinux.info/wiki/Ubuntu> just avoid automatics. :)
[04:46] <N0ISV> I guess, run the live CD first, get a feel for Linux, then install and run it from the hard drive?
[04:46] <thoreauputic> intuos3: and has the !docs trigger for ubotu
[04:47] <nsmith> intuos3: thanks will try
[04:47] <freezey> marbo: ok ok so u wanna check i see what your sayin so my sda1 sdc1 and sdb1 all have rw on them
[04:47] <intuos3> thoreauputic: ok will check that out.
[04:47] <orbin> nsmith: you need to enable multiverse first: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/AddingRepositoriesHowto ... then sys>admin>synaptic ... search for acroread ... right-click>mark for install ... click on apply
[04:47] <Warbo> N0ISV: That's what it's there for! (And to give to people who are scared of installing)
[04:47] <freezey> marbo: my sda1 says rw,errors=remount  - ro)
[04:47] <nsmith> orbin: thanks will try
[04:47] <thoreauputic> intuos3: also http://help.ubuntu.com
[04:47] <thoreauputic> and
[04:47] <thoreauputic> !easyubuntu
[04:47] <ubotu> easyubuntu is an easy-to-use program for installing all your favorites. Java, Nvidia/ATI, and more. It is as safe as the team can make it. It doesn't change any settings by default. http://easyubuntu.freecontrib.org/ or #easyubuntu
[04:48] <orbin> N0ISV: just know that you can't install from the livecd ... at least for breezy.
[04:48] <freezey> marbo: the others say (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev,uid=1000,gid=1000,umask=077,iocharset=utf8)
[04:48] <slackern> Is there a way to change the default port for incoming connections for the default bitorrent client?
[04:48] <ramirez> I need help with wine
[04:48] <nsmith> When I open synaptic I get the fallowing message W: No foi possvel executar stat  lista de pacotes de cdigo fonte http://cv.archive.ubuntu.com breezy/main Packages (/var/lib/apt/lists/cv.archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_breezy_main_binary-i386_Packages) - stat (2 No such file or directory)
[04:48] <Warbo> freezey: OK. First it's a W (not being picky, but the posts with my name in change colour) and second: You are trying to access USB from an IDE (hda) system, yes?
[04:48] <nsmith> why is that?
[04:48] <nsmith> sorry its in portuguese
[04:49] <nsmith> let me change that
[04:49] <N0ISV> Yes I know, its just to get a feel for it...so to speak.
[04:49] <freezey> warbo: no
[04:49] <fyrestrtr> nsmith: run sudo apt-get sync
[04:49] <Warbo> freezey: Oh? Explain your drive set up to me
[04:49] <_jason> fyrestrtr: what does apt-get sync do?
[04:50] <freezey> warbo: maybe when i was changing my xerver.xorg it messed sumthin up.... but i have 3 scsi drives on a dell poweredge i am going to setup RAID 1 today but i wanna make sure these drives are all mounted before i do it
[04:50] <OneSeventeen> I am in despirate need of a update to my Ubuntu server, but am paranoid.  I'm making a .tgz of everything, but is there anything else I can do to be careful during the process?
[04:50] <freezey> warbo: xserver-xorg
[04:50] <Kamion> nsmith: he meant 'sudo apt-get update', I imagine
[04:50] <nsmith> ok thanks
[04:50] <fyrestrtr> yes, that is what I meant -- between two distros, and get the commands mixed :P
[04:51] <_jason> fyrestrtr: which distro uses sync?
[04:51] <arrick> anyone: how do I find the "cgi-bin" directory of my website with a ubuntu/apache2 server?
[04:51] <fyrestrtr> _jason: gentoo
[04:51] <_jason> ah
[04:51] <freezey> warbo: well atleast make sure i didn;t do anything wrong with them before i set up the raid 1...i chose ubuntu because i was originally using debian then i was using slackware but the PERC RAID is not supported and i had to go through using a 2.4.6 kernel
[04:51] <fyrestrtr> _jason: only its emerge sync
[04:52] <freezey> warbo: so it was a pain....now i just chose ubuntu because of its hardware support for my system
[04:52] <freezey> warbo: sorry for the life story haha
[04:52] <Warbo> freezey: Oh, OK. I just accocialte SDA with USB (even though it is SCSI). OK. Well, I would say that anything you are mounting that you want your narmal user to own should have the options "defaults,users,uid=yourusername,exec,rw" that was my little nugget of advice. I have no experience with RAID (but plenty of LVM)
[04:53] <jprce> does anyone know how to fix broken locales?
[04:53] <freezey> warbo: ok so how do i set those drives to that
[04:53] <freezey> warbo: 2 more questions also
[04:54] <freezey> warbo: my sda1 is a etx3 and the others are NTFS don;t know why either
[04:54] <OneSeventeen> I tried to make a backup using tar cvpzf backup.tgz / --exclude=/proc --exclude=/lost+found --exclude=/backup.tgz --exclude=/mnt --exclude=/sys but I just noticed that it was hanging while trying to store /proc/kcore.... but wasn't /proc/ excluded?!
[04:54] <freezey> warbo: and why does it have (rw, errors=remount.ro) after my sda1 drive
[04:55] <freezey> warbo: my question is just about the errors part
[04:55] <|lostbyte_laptop> can some one pass me their source.list file ?
[04:55] <|lostbyte_laptop> i cant seem to apt-get mplayer
[04:55] <arrick> hey guys, when using live cd, why would it not see a hard drive?
[04:55] <zeeble> I would but i have dapper. not breezy.
[04:55] <thoreauputic> !tell |lostbyte_laptop about repos
[04:55] <fyrestrtr> OneSeventeen: read the manual page for tar, that's not how your use --exclude
[04:55] <orbin> arrick: how are you looking for it?
[04:56] <Warbo> freezey: The errors says that if something goes wrong when mount ing your drive (this is / yes?) then it will get mounted as read only. That is why you may end up with a read-only system if you have to check your root disk for errors (you get rw when you reboot)
[04:56] <OneSeventeen> :(  (I was going off an ubuntu post that I swore I've used before... oh well, that's what I get for not checking the manual first)
[04:56] <arrick> orbin, terminal I am trying to help someone unbork their partition table
[04:56] <freezey> warbo: ok cool
[04:56] <arrick> orbin, check this out http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12601
[04:57] <freezey> warbo: so how do i mount those other 2?
[04:57] <Warbo> freezey: The first post I said about "options" is what you should have in the options column in /etc/fstab for a filesystem that you want to own as your user (don't do it on system stuff, just extra personal files and Windows partitions)
[04:57] <|lostbyte_laptop> thoreauputic, how to tell which ubuntu version i am using at the moment ?
[04:58] <pip> hello!
[04:58] <thoreauputic> |lostbyte_laptop:  lsb_release -a
[04:58] <pax> uname -a
[04:58] <thoreauputic> pax: no
[04:58] <pax> ok
[04:58] <|lostbyte_laptop> thoreauputic, thanxx
[04:58] <thoreauputic> pax: although that will tell the kernel
[04:58] <freezey> warbo: so i do it through the /etc/fstab?
[04:58] <pax> no problem.
[04:58] <pip> can I use Delphi on ubuntu ?
[04:58] <Warbo> freezey: To mount ntfs just use regular mount command "sudo mount /dev/sdwhatever /place/to/mount -t ntfs -o optionslikeIexplained"
[04:58] <OneSeventeen> fyrestrtr: to be sure I'm reading this correctly, I should basically just put --exclude /proc --exclude /lost+found .. etc. etc.?
[04:58] <imperfect-> Anyone know what drake was postponed?
[04:59] <pax> how about cat /etc/debian_version will work? :-)
[04:59] <freezey> warbo: and the options were "defaults,users,uid=yourusername,exec,rw" right?
[04:59] <Frogzoo> imperfect-: linkie?
[04:59] <orbin> arrick: over my head i'm afraid.  Warbo: any ideas on this: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12601 ?
[04:59] <thoreauputic> pax: no it will just say testing/unstable
[04:59] <imperfect-> Frogzoo: linkie?
[04:59] <pax> thoreauputic: are you using dapper?
[04:59] <thoreauputic> pax: cat /etc/issue works though
[04:59] <Frogzoo> imperfect-: last I heard release was june 1 - do you have a link to a recent update?
[04:59] <Warbo> freezey: Yes /etc/fstab sores the info for mounting stuff at boot (but not things like hot-plug Pen Drives) The options I gave you need to be in the right order as well
[04:59] <walter> i dont have sound in ubuntu who can help me?
[04:59] <thoreauputic> pax: not yet - I'm on dialup
[05:00] <imperfect-> Frogzoo: well it was supposed to be today, previous.
[05:00] <Frogzoo> !dapper
[05:00] <ubotu> Dapper Drake will be the next release of Ubuntu - due June 1 (see: http://tinyurl.com/qyrkq). Join channel #ubuntu+1 for discussion :)
[05:00] <imperfect-> Frogzoo: it was pushed back... just wondering why
[05:00] <pax> thoreauputic: god forbid.
[05:00] <freezey> warbo: ok let me see how this goes thanks dude
[05:00] <Warbo> orbin: Loading
[05:00] <Plitskin> where can I find the php config file?
[05:00] <imperfect-> Plitskin : locate php.ini
[05:00] <Plitskin> imperfect: thanks
[05:00] <thoreauputic> pax: she didn't, unfortunately ;)
[05:01] <Kamion> imperfect-: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2006-March/000058.html
[05:01] <pax> thoreauputic: I can see that, you're not a fan of her blog by any chance?
[05:01] <OneSeventeen> fyrestrtr: how do I use --exclude?  Most tutorials/man pages I've found don't deviate from what I posted...
[05:01] <Warbo> arrick: Need help? I'm no expert remember
[05:01] <thoreauputic> pax: depends which translation ;)
[05:01] <Henk> !broadcom
[05:01] <ubotu> hmm... broadcom is http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=25683 for a guide to setting up Broadcom network cards
[05:02] <Plitskin> that's weird... why would it be named as .ini file... isn't that for windows?
[05:02] <Warbo> walter: What does Device Manager say? Also what version are you running? (of Ubuntu)
[05:02] <arrick> Warbo, Im trying to help agliv5 get his partition manager unborked
[05:02] <imperfect-> I see.
[05:02] <freezey> warbo: can i pm you what just came out just so u can tell me if its right or not?
[05:02] <imperfect-> Thanks.
[05:02] <arrick> he has 3 partitions spanning the same block
[05:02] <Warbo> arrick: I didn't think there'd be anyone else who was following my gpart advice :)
[05:02] <asteowq> guys, if my access point can see my laptop in the mac table, yet I can't ping the router (the laptop doesnt seem to be receiving packets).  What should I be looking for?
[05:03] <Warbo> freezey: Go on then, just this once
[05:03] <arrick> Warbo, huh?
[05:03] <bliss1_> Frogzoo: HI installed 0.8.0 ok can you please pastebin the script please? :)
[05:04] <rcaskey_> hrmm, noone has submitted the story to digg yet...
[05:04] <Warbo> arrick: I'm assuming those recovered (partially) partitions are found by gpart, which I had previously told him to get
[05:04] <arrick> yep
[05:04] <arrick> Warbo, yep
[05:04] <Jowi> asteowq: accesslist/filters in either router or AP, depending on what they support. Maybe the laptop can connect but is not allowed to do a thing.
[05:05] <Warbo> agliv5: Do you have data on ALL of the partitions, or ones that aren't overlapping?
[05:05] <Jowi> asteowq: might also be a weak signal. hard to say
[05:05] <Frogzoo> bliss1_: no
[05:05] <arrick> Warbo
[05:05] <Warbo> arrick: Yes?
[05:05] <asteowq> Jowi, thanks! But I've turned all restrictions off on the router to eliminate that.  Other laptops seem to connect fine.
[05:05] <bliss1_> Frogzoo: ok nevermind just thought I ask
[05:05] <arrick> I had him delete the fat partitions and he says now there is noting left for partitions at all
[05:06] <antisocial_boris> probably not a great place to ask but what is the dos equivalent of ls?
[05:06] <ebw> Hello! In my system there is a pci wlan card with acx111 chipset. The module gets loaded in spite of it is not mentioned in /etc/modules. How does this work?
[05:06] <walter> help me with my sound
[05:06] <Warbo> arrick: I was wondering about whether data is spread all over the place or whether they are just new, empty partitions
[05:06] <Jowi> asteowq: ip conflict? you could try to assign a static ip to that mac-address just to make sure
[05:06] <Warbo> antisocial_boris: dir
[05:06] <Jowi> asteowq: if you use the routers dhcp that is
[05:07] <asteowq> Jowi: tried the static address, I cant seem to get a DHCP address though.
[05:07] <Warbo> walter: What does device manager say and which version of Ubuntu are you using (sorry if I missed your response before)
[05:07] <arrick> Warbo, it has about 3 gigs in the ntfs file that is spanned
[05:07] <|lostbyte_laptop> which is the latest breezy or dapper ?
[05:08] <_jason> |lostbyte_laptop: breezy is latest stable
[05:08] <Warbo> |lostbyte_laptop: breezy is stable, dapper is unstable (technically)
[05:08] <Jowi> asteowq: how about turning off firewalls on the laptop? seems strange you can connect but not get an ip through dhcp
[05:08] <|lostbyte_laptop> _jason, Warbo : ok i get it. tx
[05:08] <freezey> warbo: so what u think warbo
[05:08] <caonex> can anyone tell me why the new beta dowload link is broken
[05:08] <caonex> it has been released already
[05:08] <OneSeventeen> how do I exclude directories when using tar?
[05:09] <Kamion> which link, where?
[05:09] <Warbo> freezey: Have you sent me anything? Nothing here
[05:09] <caonex> Kamion: ubuntu website
[05:09] <Kamion> caonex: ^--
[05:09] <Kamion> caonex: where on the website?
[05:09] <Kamion> URL please
[05:09] <_jason> caonex: http://releases.ubuntu.com/6.06/ seems to work here
[05:09] <caonex> Kamion: http://www.ubuntu.com/testing
[05:09] <caonex> Kamion: the top part says 6.06 beta released today
[05:10] <orbin> OneSeventeen: maybe you need to do --exclude=/dir/* instead of just /dir
[05:10] <Kamion> caonex: yes - and the links from that page work?
[05:10] <Warbo> arrick: Just had an important question but answeded it myself :) (it is Win 95 extended not Linux extended)
[05:10] <bliss1_> ompaul: hi getting warmer
[05:10] <|lostbyte_laptop> has anyone have any idea on gtk gui configuration ?
[05:10] <Kamion> caonex: which link exactly is broken? I'm one of the people who can fix it, but I need you to give me details
[05:11] <arrick> Warbo, correct
[05:11] <|lostbyte_laptop> i want to change the font of all gtk app's.. !! cause they look so big and ugly. !!
[05:11] <Toma-> its amazing how fast the latest fluxbox is... it almost makes things load faster :O
[05:11] <Plitskin> exit
[05:11] <arrick> anyone: how do I find the "cgi-bin" directory of my website with a ubuntu/apache2 server?
[05:11] <OneSeventeen> orbin: thanks, I'll try that and see if it works...
[05:11] <caonex> Kamion: yeah they all do
[05:11] <jmspeex> Has anyone found a solution to keep gam_server from eating up all CPU?
[05:12] <Toma-> arrick: it should be /cgi-bin
[05:12] <caonex> Kamion: not broken anymore
[05:12] <caonex> Kamion: has just been fixed
[05:12] <orbin> |lostbyte_laptop: those are gtk1 apps.
[05:12] <Jowi> |lostbyte_laptop: "gnome-font-properties"
[05:12] <arrick> Toma-, thanks
[05:12] <orbin> |lostbyte_laptop: which one in particular irks you?
[05:13] <Warbo> arrick: OK, I would suggest fiddling with it in a graphical tool like QTParted which doesn't apply until you tell it. Maybe resize things out of the way(but will it load a disk in such a state?)
[05:13] <arrick> Toma-, there is no /cgi-bin
[05:13] <freezey> tell warbo: yeah i sent it to you
[05:13] <Warbo> freezey: I have nothing. Use pastebin
[05:13] <jadaz87> jmspeex what is gam_server?
[05:13] <nsmith> I downloaded open office Portuguese but when I try and open it I get an error that says "cannot open, archive type not supported"
[05:13] <Toma-> arrick: are you on the server now? is it your machine?
[05:13] <nsmith> what can I do to solve this?
[05:13] <arrick> Warbo, not sure, Im haveing him try the win partition manager right quick
[05:13] <arrick> Toma-, Im sshed into the server right now
[05:13] <nsmith> it is .rpm
[05:13] <Warbo> arrick: OK.
[05:14] <Toma-> arrick: ahh. probablt /var/www/cgi-bin or something
[05:14] <freezey> warbo: join channel freeze
[05:14] <Warbo> nsmith: that is from a RedHat system, Ubuntu is Debianb (.deb) based
[05:14] <nsmith> Warbo: ok I did not know there was a difference
[05:14] <jadaz87> nsmith you have to get the .deb file
[05:14] <Toma-> nsmith: try using alian to convert it to a deb file
[05:14] <jadaz87> !tell nsmith about alien
[05:14] <Toma-> err alien
[05:14] <arrick> Toma-, there is no cgi-bin in the www, can I just create one?
[05:15] <Toma-> arrick: yep
[05:15] <arrick> ok thanks
[05:15] <Warbo> nsmith: You can convert .rpm into .deb using alien, but trying to find a deb is better
[05:15] <nsmith> ok thanks
[05:15] <LadyVix> Warbo: I set it to download KDE thru synaptic
[05:16] <Warbo> freezey: Not there (did "Get List" as well)
[05:16] <OneSeventeen> nope, --exclude=dir/* does not work
[05:16] <Warbo> LadyVix: OK. When it's done just log out and there is a button for Session. Choose KDE and tell it to save it
[05:17] <freezey> warbo: ok how do i use this pastebin thing
[05:17] <LadyVix> Warbo: ok.... if i like kde should i remove gnome?
[05:17] <orbin> OneSeventeen: http://www.gnu.org/software/tar/manual/html_node/tar_102.html
[05:18] <anika> hola alguien abla
[05:18] <|lostbyte_laptop> orbin, Jowi: the firefox menu fonts.. also i am using kubuntu.. so no gnome programs.
[05:18] <Warbo> LadyVix: It depends on how much space you have. You can use GNOME apps in KDE and KDE in GNOME. Also you should keep the GTK libraries (that draw GNOME's buttons and stuff) and lots of programs use them
[05:18] <Guru_> http://bigtitsroundasses.bangbros1.com/gal/298/p/bavideopost/  http://www.sog10.com/gallery01/c2100k/index.html
[05:18] <jmspeex> jadaz87: It's a file monitoring daemon whose main purpose is to eat more CPU than all applications being monitored.
[05:19] <orbin> |lostbyte_laptop: ah, gnoem apps in kde.  well, kde apps look butt-uglt here in gnome too :)
[05:19] <Warbo> freezey: Go on pastebin.com and paste what you want to paste there, click send then give me the URL in the localtion bar
[05:19] <orbin> s/uglt/ugly
[05:19] <LadyVix> Warbo: I have a 250 GB harddrive i aloted about 75 gig to Ubuntu
[05:19] <Dr_Willis> 75gb is plenty big. :P
[05:19] <OneSeventeen> orbin: yup, I've read that before, still can't figure it out.
[05:19] <Warbo> LadyVix: May as well keep GNOME then :)
[05:19] <LadyVix> Warbo: :P
[05:19] <da3rX|Work> how much space does ubuntu take?
[05:19] <Dr_Willis> I install about everything i can find.. and dont think im over 100gb..
[05:20] <fyrestrtr> da3rX|Work: around 4 GB
[05:20] <Dr_Willis> and thats counting a few dozen gb of video/music.
[05:20] <OneSeventeen> I'm trying a simple backup of my home directory on my laptop now, and simply want to exclude ~/.mozilla and every combination I've tried hasn't worked
[05:20] <Frogzoo> da3rX|Work: depends, but 20gig without skimping means not having to worry about space
[05:20] <da3rX|Work> 10 gig partition should be decent for a first time user?
[05:20] <orbin> OneSeventeen: i think the main point is to use quotes... try this:  --exclude '/dir/*'
[05:20] <freezey> warbo:http://pastebin.com/671463
[05:20] <LadyVix> Warbo: the only things i told it not to download were the foreign language packs
[05:20] <Warbo> Dr_Willis: I think my system is bloated if it is over 10GB
[05:20] <freezey> warbo: http://pastebin.com/671463
[05:20] <Dr_Willis> Warbo,  well you are a Linux Snob anyway.  :P but the files just keep appearing! lol.
[05:21] <Warbo> Dr_Willis: Then turn off BitTorrent :)
[05:21] <Dr_Willis> k31th,  i think ya use the ntpclient. i saw a wiki page mentionign that.
[05:21] <libro> hola
[05:21] <Dr_Willis> Warbo,  i know. :P  but its for research!
[05:21] <arrick> Hey, does apache2 have cgisupport by default?
[05:21] <rohan> what is ubuntu "LTS" ?
[05:21] <rohan> what is LTS ?
[05:21] <Warbo> freezey: You took me a bit too literally there
[05:22] <libro> hello
[05:22] <tonyyarusso> Dr_Willis: Research?
[05:22] <sobbbber> any unix-compatible editor for ubuntu?
[05:22] <Frogzoo> arrick: more than likely - check the config
[05:22] <arrick> Frogzoo, how do I check?
[05:22] <libro> I 'm spanish
[05:22] <thoreauputic> sobbbber: erm... rather a lot
[05:22] <sobbbber> give one please.. one that i can easily install
[05:22] <Warbo> freezey: You can access your partition/drive from anywhere and I put "/place/to/mount" to mean wherever you wanted it to go (probably in /mnt would be sensible) also there is a space after the device name. That's it
[05:22] <gnomefreak> libro: try #ubuntu-es for spanish
[05:23] <LadyVix> Warbo: 8 minute countdown :P
[05:23] <Frogzoo> arrick: man apache2 - scroll to bottom & see 'files'
[05:23] <thoreauputic> sobbbber: nano, vim, emacs21, kate, gedit, scite .....
[05:23] <Dr_Willis> sobbbber,  like 'vi' ya mean?
[05:23] <arrick> thanks
[05:23] <libro> I like the films american pie and resident evil
[05:23] <_jason> !offtopic
[05:23] <ubotu> Non Ubuntu support related discussions may be carried out in the channel #ubuntu-offtopic. Editor/Language wars are welcome there!
[05:23] <|lostbyte_laptop> orbin, firefox is gtk right ?
[05:23] <orbin> OneSeventeen: http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-questions/2004-October/061396.html
[05:23] <Warbo> LadyVix: What speed you got (I was on 1Mb before but I'm on 2Mb with 20GB limit now)
[05:23] <thoreauputic> sobbbber: you already have vim and nano
[05:23] <gnomefreak> libro: this is not a general chat channel please join either #ubuntu-es or ubuntu-offtopic
[05:23] <orbin> |lostbyte_laptop: not sure
[05:24] <orbin> |lostbyte_laptop: surely there's a qt version?
[05:24] <libro> hola
[05:24] <arrick> !es
[05:24] <ubotu> Hispanohablantes: Por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
[05:24] <LadyVix> Warbo: is that meant to be sarcastic or not? i can never tell in IRC :P i lose most of my bandwidth due to my home network
[05:24] <Warbo> LadyVix: Just an innocent question (wondering how much of KDE you are getting)
[05:25] <orbin> OneSeventeen: probably a bad link.  i'm even more confused :-/
[05:25] <|lostbyte_laptop> orbin, ok !
[05:25] <OneSeventeen> orbin: awsome!
[05:25] <arrick> Frogzoo, it doesnt show any cgi in there
[05:25] <Warbo> freezey: Have you tried what I said?
[05:25] <LadyVix> Warbo: i'm getting everything but the language files and tutors...and I dont know my actual speed....i'm on DSL in the middle of nowhere...
[05:25] <orbin> OneSeventeen: it worked? :-/
[05:25] <Tayra> http://bigtitsroundasses.bangbros1.com/gal/298/p/bavideopost/  http://www.sog10.com/gallery01/c2100k/index.html
[05:25] <OneSeventeen> orbin: basically just needed to put --exclude directly after the tar command..
[05:26] <jadaz87> !ops
[05:26] <ubotu> Help! lilo, hedgemage, lamont, Keybuk, jdub, mdz, Amaranth, tritium, ajmitch, crimsun, ogra, CarlK, Seveas, Burgundavia, apokryphos, thoreauputic, nalioth, Madpilot, ompaul, rob or Hobbsee
[05:26] <orbin> OneSeventeen: where di you put it originally?
[05:26] <thoreauputic> what's the problem?
[05:26] <OneSeventeen> orbin: so tar --exclude=dir1 --exclude=dir2 --exclude=dir3 -cvpzf backup.tgz /path/to/directory/to/archive
[05:26] <arrick> ban Tayra
[05:26] <gnomefreak> ban tayra Amaranth
[05:26] <jadaz87> thoreauputic Tayra
[05:26] <apokryphos> :)
[05:26] <gnomefreak> please
[05:26] <Amaranth> they left
[05:26] <OneSeventeen> orbin: I put it after the path to directory to archive as per: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=35087
[05:26] <arrick> they will be back
[05:27] <gnomefreak> Amaranth: its a bot
[05:27] <arrick> yep
[05:27] <gnomefreak> Amaranth: the bots have been bad today
[05:27] <Frogzoo> |lostbyte_laptop: ldd /opt/firefox/firefox-bin
[05:27] <orbin> OneSeventeen: glad you worked it out
[05:28] <Warbo> freezey: Did you try what I said? Put a space after the device and change /place/to/mount to /mnt
[05:28] <gnomefreak> ty
[05:28] <orbin> OneSeventeen: did people complain about it not working in that thread?
[05:28] <gnomefreak> brb gotta call this guy for key signing :(
[05:28] <freezey> warbo: sorry had to run to the bathroom
[05:28] <Warbo> freezey: lol
[05:28] <OneSeventeen> orbin: near the very end... apparently that thread was from Hoary!  oops!
[05:28] <Warbo> freezey: See last post
[05:28] <libro> hello
[05:29] <jadaz87> hello
[05:29] <orbin> OneSeventeen: still.....tar is tar
[05:29] <libro> speakin spanish
[05:29] <jadaz87> !tell libro about es
[05:29] <libro> speaking spanish?
[05:30] <LadyVix> Warbo: 3 minute countdown then i have to logout :P
[05:30] <libro> I live in spain
[05:30] <arrick> jadams, libro knows, wont go, been told many times, and even pm'd me a few minutes ago
[05:30] <libro> hola
[05:30] <cello_rasp> damn, damn, damn. i was transferring some files to my ipod shuffle and nautilus paused on one file. After a minute, nautilus crashed, and now won't restart. the shuffle cannot be written to or unmounted.
[05:30] <libro> hablo espaol
[05:30] <OneSeventeen> orbin: apparently the only real change I needed to make was putting the directory path at the end of the command, and leaving everything else where it was
[05:30] <Warbo> LadyVix: You don't have to, but what's the point downloading KDE and notusung it?
[05:30] <Warbo> !es
[05:30] <ubotu> Hispanohablantes: Por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
[05:31] <freezey> warbo: mount: /dev/sdc1 already mounted or /mnt busy
[05:31] <freezey> mount: according to mtab, /dev/sdc1 is mounted on /media/New Volume
[05:31] <freezey>  thats what comes up
[05:31] <jadaz87> libro join this channet:   #ubuntu-es
[05:31] <jadaz87> libro channel*
[05:31] <LadyVix> Warbo: thats what killed my first 6 computer configurations.... :P
[05:31] <OneSeventeen> although now I'm wondering if I should have excluded the apt cache as well... oh well, its not too big
[05:31] <Warbo> freezey: OK, run "mount" and copy the line with sdc1 here
[05:32] <agliv5> Hey all :)  I killed my partitions table, but posted it (paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12603) before doing so... so I know the correct values, how to I fix the table?
[05:32] <nsmith> I have been trying to figure out how to share files with other users on the same computer with ubuntu.  I got some info off of ubuntoforums and did the fallowing : ln -s /share /home/username.  In my home folder I now have a folder named share that is locked.  I cannot change the permission and I cannot put files into it or delete it.  When I try it says I do not have permission.  Any help?
[05:32] <LadyVix> Warbo I'll be right back
[05:32] <Warbo> agliv5: Well arrick left so it's me again
[05:32] <Frogzoo> agliv5: with fdisk & a lot of luck
[05:32] <Amaranth> nsmith: sudo chmod 755 /share
[05:32] <Amaranth> nsmith: run that from a terminal
[05:32] <agliv5> Warbo, don't you feel lucky ;)
[05:33] <Warbo> agliv5: You used Gpart to get back the partitions? (But now they overlap)
[05:33] <libro> hello
[05:33] <Frogzoo> agliv5: that's perfect - just recreate the partition table, assigning the exact same # of blocks
[05:33] <jadaz87> libro people speak spanish in #ubuntu-es
[05:33] <Warbo> freezey: No need for pastebin for 1 line
[05:34] <hmrocha> hello, i'm having a real trouble with nfs in ubuntu
[05:34] <Warbo> jadaz87: Hello isn't spanish
[05:34] <hmrocha> i have a centos 4.3 server exporting a directory
[05:34] <nsmith> Amaranth: did that and nothing happened
[05:34] <aridese> how do i restart apache?
[05:34] <joelbryan> libro, try http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuLiveChatSupport
[05:34] <Amaranth> nsmith: share dir in your home folder is still locked?
[05:34] <skp> hi, neidea how do i install gcc-3.2 on Breezy ... in the sense ffmpeg works fine only with a compilation by gcc32
[05:34] <Warbo> aridese: sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[05:34] <agliv5> Warbo no it's a bit more complicated... post 12506 is what the table looked like before I started messing things up
[05:34] <nsmith> Amaranth: yes
[05:34] <hmrocha> and ubuntu 5.10 clients log that "nfs warning: mount version older than kernel"
[05:35] <jadaz87> WArbo libro	I live in spain libro	hablo espaol
[05:35] <hmrocha> what might be happening?
[05:35] <aridese> thanks!
[05:35] <Amaranth> nsmith: ls -l /home/<username>/share
[05:35] <Warbo> agliv5: Because it was fine then...
[05:35] <Amaranth> nsmith: paste the result here (should only be one line)
[05:35] <OneSeventeen> I just ran the following command:
[05:35] <Warbo> jadaz87: I know, but maybe turned a new leaf
[05:35] <xnull> wtf
[05:35] <agliv5> Warbo and post 12603 is what the table looked like before I wiped it out
[05:35] <xnull> I can`t do sudo
[05:35] <xnull> sudo su my pass and nothing happens
[05:35] <bliss1_> Frogzoo: have you set a few custom permission rules in /etc/udev/permissions.d/udev.permissions
[05:35] <bliss1_>  for kqemu?
[05:35] <Warbo> xnull: Are you in admin group?
[05:36] <agliv5> Warbo yesterday the world was in best order ;)
[05:36] <xnull> yes
[05:36] <OneSeventeen> tar cvpzf backup.tgz --exclude=/proc --exclude=/lost+found --exclude=/backup.tgz --exclude=/mnt --exclude=/sys --exclude=/media /
[05:36] <nsmith> Amaranth: total 0
[05:36] <Warbo> xnull: Are your networking things OK?
[05:36] <eddie_stone> bitchx sux..
[05:36] <Amaranth> nsmith: err, that's not possible
[05:36] <xnull> emi@u2:~$ sudo -s
[05:36] <xnull> emi@u2:~$
[05:36] <xnull> nothing
[05:36] <OneSeventeen> and the output: backup.tgz  is 428255031 bytes... does that sound too small?
[05:36] <nsmith> Amaranth: thats what it says
[05:36] <Amaranth> nsmith: if you have a share file in your home dir then that should have listed it
[05:36] <libro> hola
[05:36] <libro> hello
[05:36] <Amaranth> nsmith: replace <username> with your username, if you didn't already
[05:37] <nsmith> Amaranth: did that
[05:37] <agliv5> Warbo, based on post 12603, how do I recreate my partations table?
[05:37] <Warbo> libro: Hello
[05:37] <OneSeventeen> so an entire system backup was less than half a gig with tar cvpzf?  (it is a server setup, but still...)
[05:37] <Frogzoo> bliss1_: I run the script from sudo, not exactly ideal
[05:37] <xnull> warbo: uid=1000(emi) gid=1000(emi) groups=4(adm),20(dialout),24(cdrom),25(floppy),29(audio),30(dip),44(video),46(plugdev),104(lpadmin),105(scanner),106(admin),1000(emi)
[05:37] <agliv5> hi libro
[05:37] <eddie_stone> what is the best irc client? (graphic)
[05:37] <nsmith> Amaranth:  There is a folder named share but if I do not think it is actually shared
[05:37] <xnull> ediie_stone: xchat
[05:38] <nsmith> Amaranth:  and I cannot get rid of it
[05:38] <libro> hello agliv5
[05:38] <libro> whats your name?
[05:38] <LadyVix> Warbo: I"m back :P
[05:38] <eddie_stone> ok thanks
[05:38] <ericbw> Hello!
[05:38] <agliv5> Libro Arne and your's? got a problem or just here to chat?
[05:39] <nsmith> Amaranth:  Anything else?
[05:39] <agliv5> I think we lost Warbo...
[05:39] <ericbw> My system loads acx module at bootup. But's not in /etc/modules, how happens this?
[05:39] <Warbo> agliv5: OK, so I can see that 1, 7 and 8 are independant, it is just 5 and 6
[05:39] <bliss1_> Frogzoo: ok , so i expect a pastebin of that is out of the question?
[05:39] <ericbw> I need to pass an option to acx, correcting the firmware version, but an /etc/modules entry does not work.
[05:39] <agliv5> Warbo 5, 6, and 2
[05:40] <agliv5> Warbo 5 is correct, 6 and 2 are wrong
[05:40] <Warbo> agliv5: It looks like 2 has been extended backwards, but it still fits seemlessly with 1
[05:40] <xnull> FUCK I CAN`t do sudo after I upgrade my box
[05:40] <jadaz87> !tell xnull about language
[05:40] <Warbo> xnull: Fix it in recovery (single)
[05:41] <bliss1_> xnull: less of the explitives man
[05:41] <agliv5> true, and there is a unintentinal gap between 1 and 5, but believe me 5 is correct
[05:41] <Warbo> LadyVix: Sorry but I was caught up trying to piece together this partition table
[05:41] <skp>  hi, ne idea how do i install gcc-3.2 on Breezy ?? ... in the sense ffmpeg works fine only with a compilation by gcc32
[05:41] <orbin> skp: so the repos compiled version doesn't work?
[05:42] <agliv5> Warbo, did you get that last post, forgot to address it ;)
[05:42] <LadyVix> Warbo: salright... :P I have to leave in 20 to head to work anyway... I'm going to play with Konqueror
[05:42] <Warbo> agliv5: First thing I would say is don't extend any partitions. Gaps don't matter, overlap does
[05:42] <bossa_nova> what was the big firefox update today? (i don't track ubuntu's version, i have my own build under /opt)
[05:42] <agliv5> I didn't extend any partitions
[05:42] <skp> orbin, no the binaries work like ffplay and ffmpeg
[05:42] <freezey> warbo: sorry what did u ask for my boss needed help with something
[05:42] <orbin> bossa_nova: 1.0.8
[05:42] <libro> pussy
[05:42] <agliv5> damm keep forgeting to address
[05:42] <skp> orbin, but if I code using libavcodecs and all its a prob
[05:42] <agliv5> Warbo I didn't extend anything
[05:43] <skp> orbin, basically I just somehow need to install gcc-3.2 ne help??
[05:43] <Warbo> freezey: I asked for the line from "mount" (by itself) which has that device in, just paste it in here as it is 1 line
[05:43] <xnull> emi@u2:~$ sudo su
[05:43] <xnull> emi@u2:~$
[05:43] <xnull>  hm its a bug in sudo
[05:43] <Frogzoo> bliss1_: please don't persist
[05:43] <bossa_nova> orbin: wow, that is a huge leap for them
[05:43] <Warbo> agliv5: I'm saying there is a gap between 1 and 5 but that isn't the problem
[05:43] <orbin> skp: i can't see it in the repos...
[05:43] <agliv5> skp have you tried apt-get install gcc?
[05:43] <bossa_nova> orbin: i have 1.5 :)
[05:43] <freezey> warbo: this one? /dev/sdc1 already mounted or /mnt busy
[05:43] <jadaz87> xnull the pasword input is not coming up right?
[05:43] <xnull> jadaz87: no
[05:43] <thoreauputic> xnull: try sudo -i
[05:43] <agliv5> Warbo yep
[05:44] <skp> agliv, that will give me gcc-4.0
[05:44] <orbin> bossa_nova: me too. <IP_ADDRESS> to be exact.  i just got the cpu spike that was supposed to be removed though :-/
[05:44] <xnull> emi@u2:~$ sudo -i
[05:44] <xnull> emi@u2:~$
[05:44] <xnull> \
[05:44] <Warbo> freezey: Run "mount" by itself and paste the line it gives about sdc1
[05:44] <xnull> nothing
[05:44] <skp> agliv, which is nuthing but problematic
[05:44] <orbin> s/removed/fixed
[05:44] <freezey> warbo: /dev/sdc1 on /media/New Volume type ntfs (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev,uid=1000,gid=1000,umask=077,iocharset=utf8)
[05:44] <thoreauputic> xnull: odd
[05:44] <Warbo> Brb
[05:44] <jadaz87> xnull thoreauputic more and more breezy users are having this problem i have it every other time i rtestart/shutdown my laptop
[05:44] <Frogzoo> xnull: 'id' ?
[05:44] <bossa_nova> orbin: you are way ahead of me -- i have <IP_ADDRESS> =(
[05:44] <TokenBad> I have 1.0.7 firefox
[05:44] <agliv5> skp go to Synaptic packetmanager
[05:44] <TokenBad> how do I update it
[05:44] <skp> agliv, sudo apt-get install gcc
[05:44] <skp> Reading package lists... Done
[05:44] <skp> Building dependency tree... Done
[05:44] <skp> gcc is already the newest version.
[05:44] <skp> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 73 not upgraded.
[05:45] <xnull> frogzzo : uid=1000(emi) gid=1000(emi) groups=4(adm),20(dialout),24(cdrom),25(floppy),29(audio),30(dip),44(video),46(plugdev),104(lpadmin),105(scanner),106(admin),1000(emi)
[05:45] <xnull>
[05:45] <thoreauputic> jadaz87: hrm - I don't see it here
[05:45] <orbin> bossa_nova: i suggest you upgrade ... takes 10 secs and it seems a bit quicker
[05:45] <skp> agliv, I know the repos dont have gcc-3.2
[05:45] <xnull> Ubuntu 6.06 "Dapper Drake" Development Branch \n \l
[05:45] <xnull> its dapper..
[05:45] <bossa_nova> TokenBad: hold on, I will paste a very useful link
[05:45] <xnull> where do I report the bug?:D
[05:45] <orbin> bossa_nova: instructions here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FirefoxNewVersion
[05:45] <agliv5> skp there should be an option to install previous versions
[05:45] <Warbo> back
[05:45] <ConfidentiaL> Have just reinstalled, but had a miss on the partitions. What are the normal contents of /home exept for the user's home folders?
[05:45] <Frogzoo> xnull: someone will know in #ubuntu+1
[05:45] <jadaz87> thoreauputic every other time i restart and try and do sudo all i get is a blinking cursor and no password input
[05:46] <bossa_nova> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FirefoxNewVersion
[05:46] <mjr> ConfidentiaL, not really anything else, customarily
[05:46] <bossa_nova> TokenBad: damn, orbin beat me to it
[05:46] <Warbo> freezey: "sudo umount /media/New\ Volume" then retry the previous command (the sdc1 bust one)
[05:46] <thoreauputic> jadaz87: on breezy? Have you checked launchpad to see if anyone else is reporting this?
[05:46] <Jowi> xnull: bug-reporting for dapper : https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bugs
[05:46] <Warbo> busy
[05:46] <bossa_nova> orbin: yep, that's the walkthrough I followed, it was a few weeks ago though
[05:47] <MyLady> Warbo: *blinks*
[05:47] <jadaz87> thoreauputic no i have not but i have not been the only one in here who has had this problem the past couple of days
[05:47] <agliv5> Warbo like you said the gap between 1 and 5 isn't the problem, so what do I do to recreate the table?
[05:47] <orbin> bossa_nova: yes but moving from 1.5 to <IP_ADDRESS> is described there too
[05:47] <thoreauputic> jadaz87: worth reporting then - I can't confirm the bug here though
[05:47] <bossa_nova> TokenBad: that will get you the newest version, and you will learn a lot about how your bookmarks, extensions and profiles are managed with firefox
[05:48] <freezey> warbo: what was that command? sudo umount /media/new/volume
[05:48] <eddie_stone> does anybody uses the dapper version? is the stable?
[05:48] <Warbo> agliv5: Hang on hang on I'm thinkiing (the block numbers are going all blurry I'm thinking so hard)
[05:48] <freezey> warbo: was that it
[05:48] <Frogzoo> !dapper
[05:48] <bossa_nova> orbin: i'm a big dummy, i didn't read all the way to the end
[05:48] <ubotu> Dapper Drake will be the next release of Ubuntu - due June 1 (see: http://tinyurl.com/qyrkq). Join channel #ubuntu+1 for discussion :)
[05:48] <GameCat> hi - can anyone tell me how to control the display power management while the machine is sitting waiting for someone to log in?
[05:48] <agliv5> Warbo, take your time :)
[05:48] <ConfidentiaL> is it possible to get lampp from apt-get ? or do I need to download it from the net?
[05:48] <Warbo> freezey: it is a backslash followed by a space between new and volume, and those 2 words start with captials
[05:48] <agliv5> Warbo, please don't explode ;)
[05:48] <Frogzoo> !lamp
[05:48] <ubotu> Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP, one of the standard internet server installations. Installing LAMP in Ubuntu is fairly straightforward. More info at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ApacheMySQLPHP
[05:49] <orbin> bossa_nova: i didnt' find it @ first.  just click on the link in the box at the top saying upgrading from 1.5
[05:49] <orbin> it's basically 3 steps
[05:50] <freezey> warbo: ok as soon as i ran that command a dialog box came up (mnt - filebrowser)
[05:50] <freezey> warbo: oh sweet its mounted
[05:50] <freezey> warbo: /dev/sdc1 on /mnt type ntfs (rw,nosuid,nodev,uid=1000)
[05:50] <freezey> warbo: so now that drives name is /mnt ?
[05:51] <msoul> Hello, till now I haven't any useful info about configure xorg on my toshiba laptop
[05:51] <msoul> all I found was
[05:51] <thorre> is there a hardware compability list? i am having a bit of a problem with a HP nw8240, that laptop has a ATI Fire Gl v5000 gpu
[05:51] <thorre> is that supported by ubuntu?
[05:51] <msoul> http://eavr.u-strasbg.fr
[05:51] <msoul> and unfortunately this site -- down
[05:51] <orbin> thorre: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport == user's experience
[05:51] <Warbo> freezey: You may have to "sudo chown yourusername /mnt" Well, you didn't really get what I meant when I put /place/to/mount so I replaced it with /mnt. You can mount it to any folder that exists (don't do it directly to /home/username as it will make your settings invisible)
[05:52] <msoul> he has the same and had the same issue
[05:52] <orbin> thorre: next step is to search the forum if it's not there
[05:52] <thorre> ok
[05:52] <msoul> could anyone help me with my xorg.conf?
[05:52] <orbin> msoul: what's the issue?
[05:52] <msoul> orbin: I can't startx
[05:52] <msoul> all I see is blank blackscreen
[05:52] <orbin> msoul: did you get a blue screen?
[05:52] <freezey> warbo: ok so i can just create any folding and mount it to that one?
[05:52] <Jinkguns> I have a quick question, my laptop uses either ethernet or wireless, but when I don't have either connected during startup, it hangs for about 5 minutes before continuing to boot up, is there any way to fix this? Or is this a 'feature' ;)
[05:52] <orbin> msoul: can you get to a prompt?
[05:52] <Warbo> freezey: To make it permanent just add those details to /etc/fstab (the device, mount point [where it is put] , type, options and 0 0 at the end)
[05:52] <msoul> yeah that's what I did
[05:53] <msoul> by ctrl-alt f1
[05:53] <eddie_stone> what is the command to I see the entrymsg of a channel?
[05:53] <msoul> switching till f7 that it's blank
[05:53] <tabas> ola
[05:53] <tabas>  quetal
[05:53] <Warbo> freezey: Exactly (don't make it take over your Home folder, or any other important system folder. Only empty ones)
[05:53] <msoul> orbin: and I honestly don't know what to doi
[05:53] <orbin> msoul: run this: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[05:53] <thoreauputic> eddie_stone:  /topic ?
[05:53] <orbin> msoul: what vg card btw?
[05:53] <msoul> orbin: I did
[05:53] <eddie_stone> thoffmeyer:  no, entrymsg
[05:53] <tabas> spanis
[05:54] <tonyyarusso> !es
[05:54] <ubotu> Hispanohablantes: Por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
[05:54] <thoreauputic> eddie_stone: erm - entrymsg ?
[05:54] <freezey> warbo: ok so how do i change the it tho
[05:54] <orbin> msoul: you did the reconfigure?
[05:54] <eddie_stone> maybe
[05:54] <thoreauputic> eddie_stone: what do you mean?
[05:54] <agliv5> Warbo, you don't need to fiqure out the start and end points for me... I just would like to know how to recreate the Table, the rest I'll figure out myself or with assistance later on...
[05:54] <msoul> orbin: yeah I did
[05:54] <Frogzoo> agliv5: fdisk
[05:55] <msoul> orbin: toshiba satellite m70 144
[05:55] <msoul> that's what I have
[05:56] <msoul> I've been trying everything
[05:56] <msoul> since yesterday with no success
[05:56] <agliv5> Frogzoo fdisk... then what?
[05:56] <orbin> msoul: lspci | grep VGA
[05:56] <tonyyarusso> thoreauputic: Some channles send a message to your server window upon joining.  He wants that.
[05:56] <bliss1_> Frogzoo: think I have solved it here is kernel line does the mem= the total  amount of RAM can use with qemu?  KQEMU installed, max_instances=4 max_locked_mem=88856kB.
[05:56] <MyLady> All: see you all later... I have to go to work now
[05:56] <Warbo> agliv5: I'm glancing through the man pages for parted, gpart and fdisk
[05:56] <thoreauputic> tonyyarusso: ah
[05:56] <eddie_stone> thoreauputic: when you enter in a channel, the chanserv sends a notice to you, with a message about the channel, this is the entrymessage
[05:57] <Warbo> freezey: Sorry, didn't understand that last post
[05:57] <freezey> warbo: i can just unmount it them remount it right?
[05:57] <Warbo> MyLady: Bye
[05:57] <freezey> warbo: to change the location?
[05:57] <thoreauputic> eddie_stone: what I see is the topic
[05:57] <agliv5> Warbo take your time, but as I said... you don't have to figure out the new start and end points for me
[05:57] <msoul> orbin: ati technologies: unknown device 5653
[05:57] <Warbo> freezey: Yes (the unmount command is just umount)
[05:57] <freezey> warbo: ok let me try this
[05:57] <orbin> msoul: sudo update-pciids
[05:57] <orbin> msoul: then re-run the last command
[05:58] <thoreauputic> eddie_stone: or do you mean the part that tells you how many are in the channel etc?
[05:58] <eddie_stone> thoreauputic: the topic isn't a notice
[05:58] <Frogzoo> bliss1_: try 'qemu -h'
[05:58] <Warbo> freezey: You can move it using mount --move oldfoler newfolder but that is more for moving folders around with filesystems (without actually moving them if you know what I mean)
[05:58] <eddie_stone> thoreauputic: for example, you can see at the fedora channel