[00:00] <manpoole> eh ill use flickr anyway
[00:00] <LastArms> Rhythm box kept on requesting for application/x-sqlite3. I've already installed sqlite3. How do I solve this?
[00:00] <Enasni> muse: thank you
[00:00] <muse> Sarai: 'root (hd0,0)' then 'setup hd0'
[00:00] <Sarai> muse: okay
[00:00] <muse> Sarai: sorry 'setup (hd0)'
[00:01] <Sarai> muse: yeah I understoodf
[00:01] <muse> Enasni: what are you trying to do other than reinstall grub?
[00:01] <cdavis> Does anyone know how tsclient organizes its list of servers?
[00:01] <Sarai> muse: http://paste.ubuntu.com/163160/
[00:02] <manpoole> elexodus http://www.flickr.com/photos/pooleman/3494728911/
[00:02] <manpoole> any icons left of the sound icon are not visable
[00:02] <muse> Sarai: ok done. Quit and reboot into your system
[00:02] <zyzy> eh random question but why is nethack's directional control so strange
[00:02] <Sarai> muse: fingers crossed!
[00:02] <TSP__> Hi all
[00:02] <pavi711> hi guys i need help with cpu fan problem and computer overheating
[00:03] <muse> Sarai: heh ya
[00:03] <pavi711> are there any specific reasons for overheating of the hard drive
[00:03] <TSP__> Anyone csan help me getting compiz to work in ubuntu jaunty amd64?
[00:03] <TSP__> Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller
[00:04] <TSP__> Checking for Xgl: not present.
[00:04] <sebsebseb> TSP__: http://www.ubuntuguide.org and  find the compiz  part,  that might help, well that's about installing and getting the cube working
[00:04] <GodHand> hello, basically when i installed ubuntu i partitioned the harddrive into two so that i wouldnt lose windows vista (it cost so much XD) now when im in vista i cant see the ubuntu partition :/ will it mean i cant acess it ever again from vista?
[00:04] <TSP__> sebastien, but i have comiz installed by default
[00:05] <sebsebseb> TSP__: not the full proper one with advanced settings manager and all that
[00:05] <GodHand> access*
[00:05] <muse> GodHand: ya :P
[00:05] <TSP__> simple doen't work because a config problem or something like that
[00:05] <TSP__> ok, let me have a look
[00:05] <TSP__> thanks sebsebseb
[00:05] <sebsebseb> GodHand: oh :d
[00:05] <apot> tdizzy, alright I've looked around for a bit and think your problem is related to TOSlink. I havent worked with optical audio before. However, the usual beginning point for solving hardware issues is to make sure your hardware is recognized by your OS
[00:05] <GodHand> muse: no waaaaaaay, well thats 100gigs lost.
[00:05] <elexodus> raylu: Ok, So, I wrote zeros to the sectors using this code: "sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hdb3 count=10000000000000000000" then, I ran "fsck -v -y /dev/sdb3", and it ran trough a process, and then froze on "Reclaiming unconnected clusters." Here's a pastebin: http://pastebin.ca/1410737 . Then I got an error message "Warning... fsck.vfat for device /dev/sdb3 exited with signal 9." I edited the fstab with "/dev/sdb1	/media/Spidora
[00:05] <elexodus> 	vfat 	defaults,utf8,umask=0000,gid=46 0 	1" Afterwards, I ran (in terminal) "sudo rsync -av --progress --stats  /media/sda4 /media/Spidora". The problem is that writing to zeros worked, but only for the first  4.6GB or so of my 1TB drive...
[00:05] <sebsebseb> GodHand:  ok well  your new so I guess you don't know
[00:06] <muse> GodHand: vista doesn't like linux partitions in general.. you can install some software to see it but I don't recommend.
[00:06] <sebsebseb> GodHand: Microsoft only like  their own file systems
[00:06] <sebsebseb> GodHand: as a result you need a Ext3 driver for Windows to access it, however that's not really a good idea to have your / partition being able to be accessed on Windows
[00:06] <GodHand> epic sadface :(
[00:06] <GodHand> yeah it doesnt really matter then i have another 600 gigs
[00:06] <muse> GodHand: just used ubuntu more!
[00:06] <noon> im on hardy but i want the version of an app that is on the ibex repos (rtorrent). what can i do?
[00:06] <GodHand> but damn i would have liked to keep all my files together
[00:06] <sebsebseb> GodHand: you can also  use your vista partition inside Ubuntu :)
[00:07] <sebsebseb> GodHand: as long as  Vista shut it down properly
[00:07] <GodHand> oh yeah about it
[00:07] <GodHand> i have this thing
[00:07] <Dr_Willis> Uuntu handles  NTFS better then windows handles ext2/3
[00:07] <sebsebseb> Dr_Willis: indeed and a 3rd party driver is needed for Ext2/3 suppourt in Windows, so yeah
[00:07] <Sarai> muse : victory!
[00:07] <Sarai> thank you so much
[00:07] <muse> sure :)
[00:07] <Dr_Willis> sebsebseb:  those tools dont work in Windows7 :) i tried them last week.
[00:07] <steven_> What is the best mail client for Ubuntu?
[00:08] <Enasni> wish me luck i am rebooting
[00:08] <GodHand> that my short cuts to that partition dont show up untill i click on it in the file viewer, is there some start up script or somthign i could use for that?
[00:08] <sebsebseb> Dr_Willis: http://www.fs-driver.org works, but  don't really want Windows having access to /  what if  Windows get a nasty virus say, that starts deleting everything, then bye bye Ubuntu as well
[00:08] <Dr_Willis> GodHand:  you could edit the /etc/fstab and mount the various ntfs filesystems at boot time.
[00:08] <muse> steven_: I am not sure about the best.. but evolution, the default is fine.
[00:08] <Dr_Willis> sebsebseb:  last i tried it  - that dident work. :) but they may of updated it recently.
[00:08] <steven_> I'll try that then
[00:09] <manpoole> elexodus, did you see the screenshot?
[00:09] <GodHand> Dr_Willis: do you mean through gconfig?
[00:09] <GodHand> not gconfig
[00:09] <GodHand> i mean
[00:09] <GodHand> lol
[00:09] <GodHand> im a newb
[00:09] <FloodBot3> GodHand: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:09] <Dr_Willis> GodHand:  no via editing /etc/fstab :)
[00:10] <napa_> hi .. I need some help with my VGA  adapter (ATi Radeon 2400 Pro PCI-ex) When I usend the "hardware-drive" function in ubuntu 9.04 - I can install driver-updates ok and it seems ok.. Except for max screen resolution 800xy600 and really slow!!
[00:10] <napa_> Is there a workaround? ;)
[00:11] <muse> GodHand: if you're a newb perhaps you should try mountmanager in the repos instead of manualy editing your fstab
[00:12] <muse> napa_: it is your screen that is the problem
[00:12] <muse> try a different screen before you start messing around with anything
[00:12] <haroelcabo> hi, i'm here trying to get up and runnig the bluetooh   support.  There seems to be some trouble when installing blueman , due to a wierd failed dependency: it needs python <) 2.6   'but' the one installed is 2.6.2-0ubuntu1....   what's the problem ?
[00:12] <napa_> muse: no ... Without the propriatery FGLRX graphics driver it runs on 1280-1024 perfectly
[00:13] <napa_> So it has to be the driver
[00:13] <muse> napa_: just trust me.. do you have another screen lying around
[00:13] <sahyuhr> hey everyone..... i was wondering if i should change the version firefox i have from the built in one to the official one from the firefox site... i've been experiencing a lot of system freezing from using it
[00:14] <sahyuhr> any ideas on that? or should i just go with using konquerer
[00:14] <manpoole> can someone help me get back my desktop notification icons?
[00:14] <usser> haroelcabo, installing from the repositories?
[00:14] <napa_> muse: no I don't .... I don't even think it's a hardware error ,....
[00:14] <elexodus> Ok, So, I wrote zeros to the sectors using this code: "sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hdb3 count=10000000000000000000" then, I ran "fsck -v -y /dev/sdb3", and it ran trough a process, and then froze on "Reclaiming unconnected clusters." Here's a pastebin: http://pastebin.ca/1410737 . Then I got an error message "Warning... fsck.vfat for device /dev/sdb3 exited with signal 9." I edited the fstab with "/dev/sdb1	/media/Spidora 	vfat
[00:14] <elexodus> 	defaults,utf8,umask=0000,gid=46 0 	1" Afterwards, I ran (in terminal) "sudo rsync -av --progress --stats  /media/sda4 /media/Spidora". The problem is that writing to zeros worked, but only for the first  4.6GB or so of my 1TB drive...
[00:14] <haroelcabo> usser:  it seemed that blueman was missing from the repositories , is that true ?
[00:14] <sebsebseb> sahyuhr: Konqueror, Seamonkey,  Galeon, and Epiphany all good
[00:14] <napa_> Muse: and please don't give silly answears
[00:15] <manpoole> okay i fixed it nevermind
[00:15] <elexodus> manpoole: no, no screenshot...
[00:15] <sahyuhr> sebsebseb: ok thanks.. i'll stick with konqueror for now and see if i notice the difference
[00:15] <usser> haroelcabo, yes blueman is not included in the repos. there's unofficial repository. are you installing from the unofficial repo or you just downloaded the packages?
[00:15] <geeksquad> if i update to 9.04 will i use my data (i mean through the update tool)
[00:15] <muse> napa_: the problem is that the driver doesn't see your screen right.. I had the same problem and I could fix it. I bought I new screen afew days later and whatdaknow.. it worked.
[00:15] <haroelcabo> usser: i installed from the unofficial repos
[00:15] <manpoole> i had to add notification panel to the panel but i assumed it was already there hence the sound and date being listed
[00:15] <Dr_Willis> err..  if you 'zeroed' the filesystem with dd, then there was no longer a filesystem to fsck... unless im confused.
[00:15] <usser> haroelcabo, thats the one i used, worked perfectly deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/blueman/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
[00:16] <sebsebseb> geeksquad: lose your data you meant?
[00:16] <haroelcabo> usser: do I have to addd it to /etc/apt/sources.list ?
[00:16] <usser> haroelcabo, yep
[00:16] <haroelcabo> usser: thanks
[00:16] <napa_> muse: ok .. but I want to figure out how to use my old quipment
[00:17] <napa_> and I believe there must be a way attacking the "problem" If you know how!!
[00:17] <usser> haroelcabo, from my bluman package: depends: python (>=2.5)
[00:17] <napa_> editing some config files etc
[00:17] <muse> napa_: well I did try afew things before buying a new screen.. like editing my xorg, or trying an older/newer driver.
[00:18] <haroelcabo> usser: here it depended >) 26
[00:18] <usser> haroelcabo, you're doing it wrong :)
[00:18] <haroelcabo> usser: me?  :-)  how ?
[00:18] <napa_> Ok .. I'm using a NEC Multisync 1770NC screen
[00:18] <usser> haroelcabo, well how did you install it in the first place?
[00:19] <usser> haroelcabo, without that repo.
[00:19]  * qopi still can't get audio to go to his bluetooth :(
[00:19] <manpoole> does anyone use a different windows manager on a newer system solely for speed? (something other than gnome)
[00:19]  * qopi can't believe how hard this is proving to be
[00:19] <usser> manpoole, yes
[00:19] <muse> napa_: I could help you more but I know how much of a hassle it was for me and I just don't want to get involved with editing xorg again..
[00:19] <manpoole> which one?
[00:19] <coleys> manpoole: I use xfce on my new laptop.
[00:19] <usser> manpoole, lots of people are fed up with gnome and kde and xfce bloatness
[00:19] <qopi> this is the 3rd or so time I've spent hours trying and getting no where :(
[00:19] <Dr_Willis> manpoole:  its easy to use other window manager.. deoends on wha tyou want
[00:19] <sebsebseb> monstah: loads to choose from  fluxbox and what not
[00:19] <sebsebseb> !windowmanager
[00:20] <usser> !wm
[00:20] <manpoole> heh
[00:20] <manpoole> !windowsmanager
[00:20] <sebsebseb> monstah: there's a page in wikipedia some where, with like all the wm's
[00:20] <muse> qopi: still no luck? after all that?
[00:20] <Dr_Willis> jwm, openbox, icewm, sawfish, windowmaner, dozens of others...
[00:20] <Dr_Willis> google for 'window managers for x' thers a summary site for them all
[00:20] <steven_> Enter password for default keyring to unlock. How do I get the password for this or remove this feature when trying to use Evolution?
[00:20] <BrixSa1> any one here with darkice experience?
[00:21] <usser> manpoole, im using blackbox here
[00:21] <manpoole> well i have a newer system so i dont want necessarily openbox but i am willing to try something different than gnome
[00:21] <usser> mano, try lxde
[00:21] <antonius602> i do some minor FSB only overclock, cat /proc/cpuinfo only gives me default settings
[00:21] <qopi> muse: well, I didn't go through all http://forums.overclockers.com.au/showthread.php?s=4ecb6cf8284e84459f80bfe716f47992&t=694010 because I noticed it had stuff about sco in, which is obsolete now :(
[00:21] <steven_> Enter password for default keyring to unlock. How do I get the password for this or remove this feature when trying to use Evolution?
[00:21] <haroelcabo> usser: how do I delete a wrog gpg key ?
[00:21] <antonius602> are there any packages i neexd to (re)install to properly gauge my cpu?
[00:22] <IBrokeMyUbuntu> hi guys I need some serious help... I was trying to set up some ATI drivers in Ubuntu 9.04 and now I can't even boot X...
[00:22] <usser> haroelcabo, sudo apt-key del keyid
[00:22] <qopi> muse: and on http://wiki.bluez.org/wiki/HOWTO/AudioDevices it states "Note: you will not need bluetooth-alsa, plugz, btsco or the like for audio to work. They are obsolete."
[00:22] <BrixSa1> any one here with darkice experience?
[00:22] <haroelcabo> usser: thanks
[00:22] <exodus_ms> steven_, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/163167/
[00:22] <IBrokeMyUbuntu> I'm actually on the system right now using irssi in netroot mode under the recovery mode.
[00:22] <manpoole> ibrokemyubuntu which card?
[00:22] <IBrokeMyUbuntu> ATI Radeon X1950 PRO
[00:22] <muse> qopi: ya well it was awhile ago.. although I didn't exactly do all of what it said
[00:23] <muse> qopi: sorry couldn't help more
[00:23] <manpoole> yeah keep the opensource drivers
[00:23] <IBrokeMyUbuntu> I'd try sudo apt-get remove but I'm not sure what the name of the package is...
[00:23] <manpoole> they are the best
[00:23] <manpoole> i have a 1650
[00:23] <kfizz> qopi: Have you tried using blueman? I've never connected to a headset, but I hear it's easier using blueman.
[00:23] <antonius602> IBrokeMyUbuntu: straight install then driver install?  9.04?
[00:23] <IBrokeMyUbuntu> sadly, I can't quickly switch between irssi and the root terminal, so it might be hard for me to get information
[00:23] <IBrokeMyUbuntu> I upgraded from 8.10
[00:23] <qopi> muse: no worries. I just can't believe how hard this is proving :( this is the 3rd or so time I've spent hours on it to no avail :(
[00:23] <IBrokeMyUbuntu> using distribution upgrade
[00:23] <antonius602> IBrokeMyUbuntu: ur problem may lie there
[00:24] <antonius602> unfortunately
[00:24] <IBrokeMyUbuntu> can you help me fix this...?
[00:24] <qopi> kfizz: yeah, using blueman, can am connected to headset, but can't send audio to it
[00:24] <IBrokeMyUbuntu> i need to get my data off of this computer atleast...
[00:24] <antonius602> IBrokeMyUbuntu: maybe..but the upgrade has made a mess of any simple trouble shooting
[00:24] <antonius602> you can get ur data
[00:24] <manpoole> yea you could try fresh install, but keep the the default radeon open source drivers they rock for your card
[00:24] <muse> IBrokeMyUbuntu: have you tried the xfix in recovery mode?
[00:24] <IBrokeMyUbuntu> I have MANY files I can't afford to lose
[00:24] <IBrokeMyUbuntu> yes.
[00:24] <kfizz> qopi: Have you changed your audio settings?
[00:24] <IBrokeMyUbuntu> I tried xfix just before running irssi
[00:24] <charly> porfa como entro a ubuntu-es
[00:25] <antonius602> brokeubuntu: can u read them from live cd?  and perhaps back them up to another external device?  <-----probably easiest way
[00:25] <GodHand> DR_Willis: in my ever increasing curosity of linux i've looked up and down this fstab file and i simply don't know how to change it
[00:25] <steven_> There is no tab called password keyrings
[00:25] <antonius602> then install fresh 9.04 no upgrade
[00:25] <usser> IBrokeMyUbuntu, see this page http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/legacy/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.4.1&product=<IP_ADDRESS>.12&lang=English
[00:25] <antonius602> imho
[00:25] <steven_> There is also no login and click remove Keyring option
[00:25] <muse> IBrokeMyUbuntu: I have never used the feature but I think you can from the alternative cd 'recover a broken install'
[00:25] <antonius602> and they are right
[00:25] <manpoole> ati released the specs for that card so soon open source will be really great but its the best option we have as of current
[00:25] <IBrokeMyUbuntu> usser: I'm on the pc that's not work9ng, can't surf the web...
[00:25] <antonius602> the radeon drivers always work better for me rather than flglx
[00:25] <usser> IBrokeMyUbuntu, support for your card has been dropped by ati in the recent driver
[00:25] <IBrokeMyUbuntu> don't have alt. pc -_-
[00:25] <Dr_Willis> GodHand: its just a text file you alter as root user.. its documented allover the place. :)
[00:25] <Dr_Willis> !ntfs-3g | GodHand
[00:25] <usser> IBrokeMyUbuntu, you're stuck with opensource one
 live cd can let u search web, and what not
[00:26] <antonius602> then u can chroot into ur mounted ubuntu / partion
[00:26] <exodus_ms> steven_, did you read what I posted, it explains that
[00:26] <muse> IBrokeMyUbuntu: I think live has it?? not sure thou
[00:26] <qopi> kfizz: I've tried, but nothing seems to work/ make any difference
[00:26] <GodHand> thank youuuu
[00:26] <steven_> It does not
[00:26] <ratius> is there any configuration file where we can make ubuntu tell me whats starting when it is booting instead of just showing up the progress bar?
[00:26] <usser> qopi, did you try blueman?
[00:26] <antonius602> brokeubuntu: u can try to change ur xorg driver from "flglx" to "radeon"
[00:26] <IBrokeMyUbuntu> can you guys help me uninstall the drivers then? The linux kernel itself works, I just need to set the driver back to the open source one so I can start X...
[00:26] <usser> ratius, /boot/grub/menu.lst
[00:27] <antonius602> u don't need to uninstall
[00:27] <BrixSa1> i have installed the darkice from source and i get the man darkice but i cant run the file it does not exist
[00:27] <jlaroche> hello everyone
[00:27] <antonius602> just change driver in /etc/X11/xorg.cong
[00:27] <kfizz> qopi: Oh, well I haven't worked with bluetooth audio much, so I'm sorry I couldn't be more up
[00:27] <antonius602> conf
[00:27] <ratius> usser, ahh right! ty ^^
[00:27] <IBrokeMyUbuntu> hold on.. I'm gonna write that down...
[00:27] <usser> ratius, remove quiet splash from the kernel line of your ubuntu
[00:27] <manpoole> would the radeon driver package have to be installed for that?
[00:27] <antonius602> the radeon driver comes with X
[00:27] <qopi> kfizz: if I do what it says for e.g. rhythm box here http://wiki.bluez.org/wiki/HOWTO/AudioDevices#SupportedPlayers i.e. gconftool -t string -s /system/gstreamer/0.10/default/musicaudiosink "alsasink device=bluetooth" then go to System -> Preference -> Sound
[00:27] <usser> IBrokeMyUbuntu, sudo dpkg -l | grep fglrx
[00:27] <exodus_ms> steven_, from what I pasted earlier --> If that doesn't work (No Password Keyrings tab) use: go to applications->accessories->passwords and encryption keys
[00:27] <IBrokeMyUbuntu> how can I edit the file /etc/X11/corg.conf using the terminal? gedit needs the GUI to be up...
[00:27] <qopi> kfizz: I can see that it has changed to ALSA (Custom)
[00:28] <usser> IBrokeMyUbuntu, remove anything that is listed there except modaliases package.
[00:28] <antonius602> radeon and nv are the generic drivers that come w/ X
[00:28] <mattgirv> IBrokeMyUbuntu: vim is easy to use
[00:28] <muse>  IBrokeMyUbuntu: vim or nano
[00:28] <geeksquad> sebsebseb: yes
[00:28] <Dr_Willis> IBrokeMyUbuntu:  use nano, or some other terminal exitor liek vi,
[00:28] <exodus_ms> steven_, or in terminal type   seahorse-preferences
[00:28] <qopi> but then if I click test is says: " audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink profile=music: Could not open audio device for playback."
[00:28] <ratius> usser, thx for the quick answer :)
[00:28] <usser> IBrokeMyUbuntu, once you did that modify your xorg.conf to use ati instead of fglrx
[00:28] <antonius602> i use nano..lol...use the one u like more
[00:28] <jlaroche> could anyone assist with setting up a dualboot with windows xp and ubuntu jaunty 9.04 (64bit). I have Jaunty already installed and have 5 hard drives.... I want to put xp on a different drive from ubuntu
[00:28] <qopi> usser: yeah, I'm using blueman, and the device is apparently connected but can't send audio to it
[00:28] <sebsebseb> jlaroche: I could yeah
[00:28] <PROject-Emerald> what should I use to mount a Ubuntu 9.04 ISO? BRasero?
[00:28] <steven_> I just did that. There is NO tab titled Password keyrings
[00:29] <jlaroche> super
[00:29] <sebsebseb> geeksquad:
[00:29] <steven_> There is no option to select login either
[00:29] <usser> IBrokeMyUbuntu, i found that changing xorg.conf only doesnt work, i had to purge all fglrx packages
[00:29] <kfizz> qopi: Let me see if I can find the forum post I read the other day about someone trying to use their bluetooth headset, they had to do something that wasn't very obvious..just a sec
[00:29] <steven_> That post is wrong
[00:29] <antonius602> purging flglx packages helps change the opengl settings
[00:29] <usser> ratius, no problem
[00:29] <geeksquad> sebsebseb: what
[00:29] <antonius602> which isn't easy to do in "easy" distros like ubuntu
[00:29] <exodus_ms> steven_, what happens when you type   seahorse-preferences   into the terminal
[00:30] <IBrokeMyUbuntu> how do I purge all fglrx at once? apt-get remove fglrx* ?
[00:30] <usser> IBrokeMyUbuntu, also once you get your X to a stable state, you might want to play around with radeonhd driver which is opensource and supposedly has 3d
[00:30] <IBrokeMyUbuntu> isnt radeonhd only for newer cards?
[00:30] <qopi> kfizz: ok, thanks
[00:31] <sebsebseb> geeksquad: you won't lose data when upgrading Ubuntu
[00:31] <antonius602> brokemyubuntu: i don't know the name of the apt package...
[00:31] <IBrokeMyUbuntu> x1950 supported?
[00:31] <manpoole> radeon and radeonhd have the same 3d engine
[00:31] <haroelcabo> usser: i installed the bluetooth thing. now what follows ?
[00:31] <geeksquad> if i was to update to 9.04 would i lose my files music and such (i mean using the update manager tool)
[00:31] <jlaroche> i'm going to pm you sebsebseb
[00:31] <geeksquad> nevermind
[00:31] <antonius602> ati-drivers?
[00:31] <geeksquad> thanks sebsebseb
[00:31] <manpoole> i have 3d with x1650 using defualt radeon open source
[00:31] <usser> haroelcabo, run blueman-applet
[00:31] <steven_> nothing at all
[00:31] <antonius602> radeon > flglx
[00:31] <mattgirv> RadeonHD supports R500+
[00:32] <IBrokeMyUbuntu> ok well is X1950 Pro R500+?
[00:32] <BrixSa1> any one here with darkice experience?
[00:32] <usser> IBrokeMyUbuntu, im not sure whats your chipset lspci | grep VGA look for R500+ or something similar
[00:32] <steven_> oh wait
[00:32] <manpoole> its a r500
[00:32] <antonius602> it's supported by radeon driver
[00:32] <mattgirv> Yes
[00:32] <manpoole> same as the 1650
[00:32] <steven_> I get an encryption tab and a PGP Passphrases tab
[00:32] <haroelcabo> usser: every blue... binary file here is 'bluetooth ....' not 'blueman...'  . is that what you'd expect ?
[00:32] <steven_> Nothing about login
[00:32] <manpoole> i would just backup and reinstall ubuntu less of headache
[00:32] <usser> haroelcabo, no, the name is blueman-applet
[00:33] <IBrokeMyUbuntu> well since I'm on the PC im trying to fix, I have to leave the chat to try this stuff, thanks for the help guys, if it's still not fixed I'll be back later.
[00:33] <antonius602> i agree w/ manpoole
[00:33] <randyoo> hello all! problems with my parents' ancient Radeon under Linux Mint: strange video artifacts. Windows is perfect.
[00:33] <exodus_ms> steven_, could you please enter my nick before you type our message
[00:33] <haroelcabo> usser: then something is screwed
[00:33] <manpoole> messing with xorg can be tough
[00:33] <muse> steven_: you are trying to remove the keyring thing from evolution?
[00:33] <antonius602> u can come to expect things like this w/ the upgrade option
[00:33] <usser> haroelcabo, sudo apt-get install blueman ? that what you did?
[00:33] <steven_> muse: Yes
[00:33] <manpoole> sometimes easy but other times not so easy
[00:33] <antonius602> never know what ur gonna get
[00:33] <kfizz> qopi: Have you tried following these directions? A little outdated but should still apply: http://forums.overclockers.com.au/showthread.php?t=694010
[00:33] <exodus_ms> muse, yes I gace him this http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/163167/
[00:33] <steven_> muse: I never entered a key ring so I have no idea what the password could be
[00:33] <antonius602> perfect, or crap...anyones guess...trouble shooting is a disater after a failed upgrade, tho]
[00:33] <muse> steven_: asfar as I remember there is a option to do that that you can change with gconf-editor
[00:34] <LrdMtrd> A computer on the LAN doesn't show up on the network section of nautilus
[00:34] <LrdMtrd> Is there anyway I can search for it?
[00:34] <steven_> Alright. I brought it up in command line. Now what?
[00:34] <muse> exodus_ms: ah
[00:34] <lordmetroid> ?
[00:34] <haroelcabo> usser: now it is deleting bluez-gnome .... and installing blueman
[00:34] <lordmetroid> I tried to write the IP in search but that didn't help
[00:34] <exodus_ms> steven_, what does it say next to default key
[00:35] <muse> steven_: exodus_ms gave you what you needed..
[00:35] <usser> haroelcabo, thats fine
[00:35] <steven_> Steven: Huh? When?
[00:35] <usser> haroelcabo, its an either/or situation you cant have both
[00:35] <steven_> oops lol
[00:35] <qopi> kfizz: yeah, outdated now :( but chatting to someone (for first time) in bluez-users now so hopefully they can help...
[00:35] <steven_> that page is wrong
[00:35] <steven_> that tab does NOT exist
[00:35] <bob_> cupsys is missing in /etc/init.d how do i get it back
[00:35] <haroelcabo> usser: ok. now i ran blueman-applet , and some console output appeared, but no icon up there
[00:36] <randyoo> anyone have any ideas about the video artifacts? Here is a link that shows the problem: http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=49&t=25314
[00:36] <kfizz> qopi: Good luck
[00:36] <exodus_ms> steven_, I KNOW that, I have been trying to help you, please listen, go to applications->accessories->passwords and encryption keys
[00:36] <usser> haroelcabo, is your bluetooth adapter enabled?
[00:36] <steven_> exodus_ms Alright. I went there earlier, but I'll go again
[00:36] <haroelcabo> usser: is that something i have to enable in the cmos ?
[00:36] <VCoolio> Hi guys; during setting up things the last days I've changed my xorg.conf, see http://paste.ubuntu.com/163171/ . Could someone plz check if theres something redundant because xorg takes more cpu than necessary I think.
[00:36] <benje> hello is there no version.h or utsrealease.h under /usr/src/linux-sources-2.6.24/include/linux/ ?
[00:37] <exodus_ms> steven_, dude, whatever, help yourself, I'm done
[00:37] <Daemonik> I have a nautilus script I want to make available to all users. Where can I put it where all users' instances of Nautilus will list it?
[00:37] <steven_> I am sorry. This is just not working. I am grateful for you trying to help me
[00:37] <SeViLLa> ?
[00:37] <VCoolio> Daemonik: gnomelook.org had nautilus scripts section
[00:37] <usser> haroelcabo, not really, do you have a bluetooth adapter at all?
[00:38] <VCoolio> Daemonik: gnome-look.org
[00:38] <aaditya1> my box, running jaunty, freezes every few minutes
[00:38] <muse> usser: haha
[00:38] <aaditya1> anyone else experiencing the same?
[00:38] <haroelcabo> usser: i think yes. I could lit up a 'antenna' icon which i think is bluetooth in the notebook
[00:38] <leeguy92> who here is involved with the ARM release?
[00:38] <steven_> I am in the Password and Encryption Keys dialog box. I still do not see that tab. What am I looking for?
[00:38] <leeguy92> it seems like you are going for a ramdisk based thingy
[00:39] <benje> when i try to recompil se401 with kpkg  it complain about The UTS Release version in include/linux version.h     ""  does not match current version:     "<IP_ADDRESS>"  Please correct this. make: *** [modules_image] Erreur 2
[00:39] <haroelcabo> usser: by icon i mean a notebook physical light
[00:39] <elexodus> manpoole: no, no screenshot...
[00:39] <elexodus> Ok, So, I wrote zeros to the sectors using this code: "sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hdb3 count=10000000000000000000" then, I ran "fsck -v -y /dev/sdb3", and it ran trough a process, and then froze on "Reclaiming unconnected clusters." Here's a pastebin: http://pastebin.ca/1410737 . Then I got an error message "Warning... fsck.vfat for device /dev/sdb3 exited with signal 9." I edited the fstab with "/dev/sdb1	/media/Spidora 	vfat
[00:39] <elexodus> 	defaults,utf8,umask=0000,gid=46 0 	1" Afterwards, I ran (in terminal) "sudo rsync -av --progress --stats  /media/sda4 /media/Spidora". The problem is that writing to zeros worked, but only for the first  4.6GB or so of my 1TB drive...
[00:39] <FloodBot3> elexodus: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:40] <usser> haroelcabo, enable the adapter
[00:40] <haroelcabo> usser: dmesg | grep -i bluetooth   acknowledges bluetooth
[00:40] <IFixedMyUbuntu> I'm back!
[00:40] <IFixedMyUbuntu> I got into X...
[00:40] <haroelcabo> usser: how do you enable it ?
[00:40] <lazermann> does anyone how to install audio driver in Microsoft Windows XP SP3? I have this file audio.exe. What should i do??? CAN ANYONE HELP, PLEASE!!!!!
[00:40] <Arko> welcome back
[00:40] <IFixedMyUbuntu> can you guys help me set up open source drivers?
[00:41] <IFixedMyUbuntu> for ATI...
[00:41] <bob_> The CUPS scheduler is not running when I go to system preferances default printer.
[00:41] <TheNano> lazermann: NO . wrong channel
[00:41] <usser> haroelcabo, well i have a switch here. physical switch
[00:41] <elexodus> lazermann: you reallyt can't use a windows audio driver in Linux... you'd have to use Windows to get it to work.
[00:41] <usser> haroelcabo, did it work for you before blueman at all?
[00:41] <lazermann> TheNano Oh no!!!
[00:41] <manpoole> ifixedmyubuntu which dirvers do you currently have installed?
[00:41] <muse> TheNano: troll alert
[00:41] <manpoole> proprietary?
[00:41] <haroelcabo> usser: i never used it before
[00:42] <usser> haroelcabo, cause blueman wont show an icon unless the adapter is present and enabled
[00:42] <lazermann> elexodus no i mean in windows
[00:42] <IFixedMyUbuntu> dunno... default -- just removed fglrx and it's a miracle this thing booted...
[00:42] <BrixSa1> how can i know a device name to use on a program (darkice)?
[00:42] <manpoole> and how did it get into x? lol
[00:42] <bob_> The CUPS scheduler is not running when I go to system preferances default printer.
[00:42] <elexodus> lazermann: wrong channel, hunny
[00:42] <IFixedMyUbuntu> however, things like compiz are broken, and the themes dont display with all effects...
[00:42] <BrixSa1> how can i know an audio device name to use on a program (darkice)?
[00:42] <lazermann> elexodus why?
[00:42] <MyWay> a guide to install my notebook in raid 0 with ubuntu 9.04?
[00:42] <MyWay> i can't find it anywhere
[00:42] <haroelcabo> usser:  my physical 'switch' is sort of an antenna
[00:42] <manpoole> search for radeon in synaptic
[00:42] <dragon_> !impatience | dragon_
[00:43] <dragon_> haha
[00:43] <dragon_> ok
[00:43] <elexodus> lazermann: this channel is for Linux. The channel you need is #crappysoftware
[00:43] <bob_> The CUPS scheduler is not running when I go to system preferances default printer any help here?
[00:43] <dragon_> jaunty freezes every few minutes. any ideas?
[00:43] <usser> haroelcabo, k, can you kill blueman-applet restart it and pastebin the output it spits out
[00:43] <lazermann> elexodus No way!
[00:43] <manpoole> theres a #radeon channel too
[00:43] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[00:43] <IFixedMyUbuntu> I want to set up some open source drivers that support the X1950, and as much functionality as possible, because fglrx stopped supporting my card :(
[00:44] <Uuu> wow, so many users left the irc... A cleanup or so/
[00:44] <Uuu> ?
[00:44] <lazermann> elexodus it is an invincibility that i will seek knowledge here on how to install driver in Windows
[00:44] <pride1922> Hey, I just installed ubuntu (PT) with windows vista... but it all went wrong... My console window is messed up cant read half of it, also disk space always full when there is still lots of space. can anyone help? please?
[00:44] <dragon_> Uuu: their server went down
[00:44] <crdlb> IFixedMyUbuntu: the default "radeon" driver is really the only choice unless you want to install an older release of ubuntu
[00:44] <dragon_> pride1922: that's terrible. i'm sorry
[00:45] <steven_> Is there a command to bring up the terminal window on the desktop environ?
[00:45] <lazermann> elexodus ms winblows is not crappysoftware
[00:45] <IFixedMyUbuntu> but can I set it up to support 3d acceleration, etc?
[00:45] <dragon_> steven_: gnome-terminal
[00:45] <kovacsleeve> Anyone have any resources for getting a backlight to turn on on a laptop?
[00:45] <pride1922> dragon_ anything i can do?
[00:45] <Uuu> dragon_: just simply. Thanks ;]
[00:45] <kfizz> steven_: You can press Alt+F2 and type gnome-terminal
[00:45] <haroelcabo> usser: http://pastebin.com/m324f3dbf
[00:45] <dragon_> pride1922: what went wrong exactly?
[00:45] <pride1922> 1st
[00:45] <pride1922> when i go to console
[00:45] <pride1922> like
[00:45] <pride1922> CTRL ALT F1
[00:46] <FloodBot2> pride1922: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:46] <FloodBot1> pride1922: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:46] <bob_> In case I missed a reply The CUPS scheduler is not running when I go to system preferances default printer any help here?
[00:46] <pride1922> i cant read half
[00:46] <KyleK> lol a flood of floodbots
[00:46] <usser> haroelcabo, all seems fine, did you a little bluetooth icon in your systray before?
[00:46] <crdlb> IFixedMyUbuntu: yes, but '3d accleration' is not a black and white matter, radeon's 3d acceleration for your card is a light gray :)
[00:46] <BrixSa1> how do you reference soundcards in alsa?
[00:46] <muse> heh the floodbots are flooding :)
[00:46] <usser> haroelcabo, did you have a little bluetooth icon in systray before blueman?
[00:46] <haroelcabo> usser: before yes, because i had that bad version of bluetooth support
[00:47] <elexodus> lazermann, yes it is
[00:47] <haroelcabo> usser: that i kiiled
[00:47] <haroelcabo> usser: i'll reboot
[00:47] <bob_> In case I missed a reply The CUPS scheduler is not running when I go to system preferances default printer any help here?
[00:47] <mindframe-> can someone help me get evolution mail notifications working in 9.04?
[00:47] <lazermann> does anyone know how to upgrade from Ubunty Jaunty to Microsoft Windows '95???
[00:47] <muse> does #ubuntu have ops?
[00:47] <BrixSa1> lazermann:  are you joking?
[00:48] <apot> lol
[00:48] <coleys> lazermann: lol
[00:48] <dragon_> lazermann: wth?
[00:48] <bob_> brixsal thats what I thought also:)
[00:48] <bashorty> hahahahhhahah
[00:48] <dragon_> muse: yeah, need something?
[00:48] <lazermann> no i am not I am upgrading here man!
[00:48] <lazermann> not joking
[00:48] <pride1922> df -T
[00:48] <mythman> Can anyone recommend a mac style dock for ubuntu 9.04 that doesn't use much resources
[00:48] <apot> but that is a very important upgrade path
[00:48] <coleys> =o
[00:48] <muse> dragon_: no just wondering..
[00:48] <elexodus> lazermann: hey man, it's #ubuntu-ops you need to ask. They know everything.
[00:48] <coleys> Someone forgot their meds. =p
[00:49] <bashorty> lazerman: youre gonna need a dot matrix printer and some 5 inch diskettes
[00:49] <TheNano> Can every body please INGORE laserman , I thought he was just some body lost in IRC and wanted to help but it seems not really right
[00:49] <apot> but less useful than upgrading to 'trash bin' or 'brick'
[00:49] <coleys> dod matrix lollolo
[00:49] <dragon_> muse: it's #ubuntu-ops
[00:49] <quizme> hi, how do i get my sound to work?  I don't have a sound card.  i think the speakers are built into my  monitor, but im not sure..... can somebody help me diagnose?
[00:49] <BrixSa1> how does alsa references sound cards? i have a program anda i need to put the alsa and i dont know what it is
[00:49] <muse> ok thanks
[00:49] <lazermann> elexodus so u don't want to upgrade?!?!
[00:49] <bob_> brixsal thats what I thought also:)
[00:49] <coleys> !sound | quizme
[00:49] <bob_> In case I missed a reply The CUPS scheduler is not running when I go to system preferances default printer any help here?
[00:50] <apot> quizme, gonna need need an audio cable to run from monitor to analog audio jack?
[00:50] <steven_> I don't suppose anyone here has gotten LOTRO to work in wine?
[00:50] <dragon_> pride1922: you'd have to open a terminal window and type 'df -h'
[00:50] <dragon_> and then paste the output here
[00:50] <pride1922> haha
[00:50] <quizme> apot: oh, maybe
[00:50] <pride1922> cant :$
[00:50] <Ken> x3
[00:50] <pride1922> im back on vista :P
[00:51] <coleys> ewww
[00:51] <steven_> Noone likes Vista! Traitor!
[00:51] <sebsebseb> !troll | lazerman
[00:51] <coleys> !danger | pride1922
[00:51] <bazhang_> !ot
[00:51] <sebsebseb> !ops
[00:51] <sebsebseb> see above and get rid of the guy please
[00:51] <sebsebseb> bazhang_: oh didn't see you before I did the !ops
[00:51] <bazhang_> lazermann, stop that
[00:52] <quizme> apot: maybe my monitor doesn't have speakers..... i don't see any extra sound-like cable sockets
[00:52] <BrixSa1> coleys i need some info on alsa, how does it reference so i can put the name or reference to the audio card on darkice a shoutcast encoder
[00:52] <lazermann> Here is the link http://www.microsoft.com/upgrade-from-ubuntu-to-windows95.html
[00:52] <dragon_> pride1922: got to boot to ubuntu to fix it
[00:52] <apot> quizme, lol oks
[00:52] <pride1922> yeah dragon_
[00:52] <bazhang> lazermann, that is offtopic here
[00:53] <dragon_> !troll > lazermann
[00:53] <steven_> I have to turn up my sound to 90% just to hear anything. How do I fix that? I normally got em at like 30%
[00:53] <Uuu> lazermann: it's M$ marketing, or FUD
[00:53] <quizme> apot: i think i'll just buy some speakers when i have some money.  thank you.  see how clueless i am?
[00:53] <VCoolio> could someone plz check my xorg.conf http://paste.ubuntu.com/163171/ and see if there is an obvious cause of xorg taking a lot of cpu?
[00:53] <bazhang> lazermann, take chat elsewhere please
[00:53] <lazermann> no
[00:53] <Uuu> lazermann: don;'t trust 'em at all, as if you read a 'tabloid'
[00:53] <Uuu> or so
[00:53] <lazermann> i was just joking
[00:53] <Uuu> sorry for ot
[00:54] <apot> quizme, i only have my linux+, which amongst some of these guys makes my clueless as well
[00:54] <apot> *me
[00:54] <elexodus> lazermann: dude, we're trying to work here, this isn't supposed to be 4chan
[00:54] <Dr_Willis> VCoolio:  i wouldbe suprised f anything in the xorg.conf made X take up a lot of cpu.
[00:54] <sebsebseb> elexodus: to late he already went bye bye
[00:54] <Uuu> elexodus: he's already gone or kicked
[00:54] <bashorty> seeing as none of the mono channels are replying would a mono related question be ot?
[00:54] <benje> no idee about module and source bugs ? ?
[00:55] <steven_> I have to turn up my sound to 90% just to hear anything. How do I fix that? I normally got em at like 30%
[00:55] <sebsebseb> Uuu: yep kicked
[00:55] <VCoolio> Dr_Willis: ok, where to check?
[00:55] <bashorty> (sorry about asking to ask a question)
[00:55] <Uuu> sebsebseb: good ;p
[00:55] <elexodus> sebsebseb, bazhang, uUU: GOOD WORK,
[00:55] <LjL> now why don't you go on to discuss lazermann's kickedness for the next 5 minutes
[00:55] <Dr_Willis> VCoolio:  heres my xorg.conf   http://pastebin.com/f3c05b92a
[00:55] <sebsebseb> LjL: heh heh kind of funny  you saying that,  since you didn't want to be an op anymore
[00:55] <muse> VCoolio: why not restore your backup (hopefully you backedup) then apply the changes that you want. I know when I messed with xorg I change awhole lot of stuff that I needn't...
[00:55] <Dr_Willis> VCoolio:  clarify what the actual problem and how  you are seeing it take up alot of cpu.. and also check the forums - theres Lots of good info on the forums.
[00:56] <Dr_Willis> VCoolio:  you could just move the xorg.conf to xorg.conf.TESTING  and restart X  it 'should' redetect/config everything
[00:56] <steven_> I have to turn up my sound to 90% just to hear anything. How do I fix that? I normally got em at like 30%
[00:56] <muse> Dr_Willis: does it create a new xorg.conf?
[00:57] <bashorty> does anyone here do any dev in mono on ubuntu? what debugger do you use?
[00:57] <darkblue_B> DotEdit ?? I updated to 9.04 and tried to run dotedit, stock in the apps menu - and nothing.. where do I look for errors? DOes this run?
[00:57] <VCoolio> Dr_Willis: I did sort of and cpu dropped from steady 15 % to 4, so I thought xorg.conf was the problem
[00:57] <sebsebseb> bashorty: Ubuntu people doing mono not that likely
[00:57] <elexodus> Ok, So, I wrote zeros to the sectors using this code: "sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hdb3 count=10000000000000000000" then, I ran "fsck -v -y /dev/sdb3", and it ran trough a process, and then froze on "Reclaiming unconnected clusters." Here's a pastebin: http://pastebin.ca/1410737 . Then I got an error message "Warning... fsck.vfat for device /dev/sdb3 exited with signal 9." I edited the fstab with "/dev/sdb1	/media/Spidora 	vfat
[00:57] <elexodus> 	defaults,utf8,umask=0000,gid=46 0 	1" Afterwards, I ran (in terminal) "sudo rsync -av --progress --stats  /media/sda4 /media/Spidora". The problem is that writing to zeros worked, but only for the first  4.6GB or so of my 1TB drive...
[00:57] <sebsebseb> bashorty: you can  try #linux  ,but I got a feeling certain people in there won't like Mono much,  because of it's links to  Microsoft,  being the open source version of .NET
[00:58] <bazhang> lazerman, behave
[00:58] <crdlb> bashorty: you could try #mono on irc.gnome.org
[00:58] <muse> steven_: right click your sound-applet, then 'open volume control' and power up what ever you need
[00:58] <Uuu> steven_: look for volume settings
[00:58] <bashorty> sebsebseb: hmmmm, thats a shame its a really nice env. ok ill try those places thanks for the help :)
[00:58] <apot> steven_: sounds like your speakers are physically turned lower, or your OS or application volume are turned lower
[00:59] <elexodus> Anybody know how to force a partician to write all to zeros?
[00:59] <sebsebseb> bashorty: there is also #proggramming
[00:59] <sebsebseb> bashorty: Banshee is nice sure that uses Mono
[00:59] <steven_> It is on HDA Intel (Alsa mixer) Is that right?
[00:59] <lazerman> bazhang yeah well sure. I wasnt going to overplay anyway
[00:59] <sebsebseb> bashorty: F-spot is alright as well,  but seriosuly why you would want to program Mono stuff?
[00:59] <Dr_Willis> elexodus:  you mean write 0's to the whole parittion. thus eraseingit totally?
[01:00] <muse> steven_: ya
[01:00] <kdjtar> can anyone help me with wine? I'm trying to compile it using './configure --enable-win64 CC=/usr/bin/gcc --enable-opengl', but when I execute 'make depend && make' after some time I get: http://yfrog.com/5lsnapshot4p
[01:00] <steven_> Weird. I guess I just have a weird computer
[01:00] <coleys> steven_: We have the same card, my sound does the same thing... We use pulseaudio,
[01:00] <fehrp> hey all
[01:00] <elexodus> Dr_Willis: exactly. It's been corrupted, and the small portion of the partitian that I wrote 0's to is working fine now.
[01:00] <steven_> Thank you! Can I just do a search for that through the package manager or whatever?
[01:00] <muse> steven_: have you turned up any of the panels?
[01:00] <steven_> Aye
[01:00] <steven_> Master is at 100%
[01:01] <muse> oh.. nevermind
[01:01] <Dr_Willis> elexodus:  just dd to the whole parittion, or drive, you will then need to fdisk it to make parittions/filesystems on it.
[01:01] <fehrp> would you buy an X301 1.4GHz SSSD128GB 2GB RAM Intel GMA 4500HD for 1400EUR?
[01:01] <coleys> muse: The volume is wierd for our card, like there's 100% then there's 80% which is min you can't hear after that.
[01:01] <Dr_Willis> elexodus:  similer to --> (BE CAREFULL) dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda1
[01:01] <muse> ok
[01:01] <kfizz> Since I upgraded to Jaunty, whenever I plug in my USB drive, a shortcut is not automatically put on the desktop; I liked that feature, how can I re-enable it?
[01:01] <LjL> !ot | fehrp
[01:01] <bazhang> fehrp, ask in ##hardware
[01:01] <steven_> Time to test this....*crosses fingers*
[01:02] <elexodus> Dr_Willis: I already did "sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hdb3 count=10000000000000000000", and all I got was about 4.5GB out of my TB...
[01:02] <Sealbhach1> sebsebseb:  sabdfl is OK with Mono.. see Ubuntu Open Week https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/openweekJaunty/AskMark [QUOTE] yes, i believe mono is a reasonable runtime to include in a distribution like ubuntu [/QUOTE]
[01:02] <muse> coleys: well there are other meters that you can adjust that could up the vol.. like I can adjust surround meter and it turns it up.
[01:02] <coleys> steven_: Just be glad that our sounds works =p Did you have to add the three lines to your alsabase.conf?
[01:03] <Uuu> elexodus: without "count" it does not work properly?
[01:03] <steven_> I have not added the lines yet
[01:03] <LjL> Sealbhach1: that is more than a bit offtopic, try #ubuntu-offtopic perhaps?
[01:03] <Dr_Willis> elexodus:  thers no need for a count
[01:03] <Dr_Willis> elexodus:  and you may want to do a bs=1024 to make it faster
[01:03] <elexodus> Dr_Willis: Ok, let me try this over again.
[01:03] <elexodus> Dr_Willis: what's the bs?
[01:03] <Dr_Willis> elexodus:  and there are some commands that can actually 'check' a drive for errors.. like the badblocks command.
[01:04] <egc> hi
[01:04] <Dr_Willis> elexodus:  blocksize. using bs=1024 will speed it up by like 200+%
[01:04] <Dr_Willis> :)
[01:04] <elexodus> Dr_Willis: how is the badblocks command used?
[01:04] <sebsebseb> Sealbhach1: that's nice, but  people that use other distros, a lot of them won't agree with everything Shuttleworth agrees with,  just a little something to think about.    Just like everyone dosan't agree with everything Linus Torvalds or Richard Stallman says either.   this is all rather off topic as well for this channel
[01:04] <macman> hey guys
[01:04] <elexodus> Dr_Willis: nice.
[01:04] <egc> where do failed ssh attempts get logged?
[01:04] <Dr_Willis> man badblocks - ive rarely had to mess with it.   I think mkfs can auto-call badblocks with the rght options
[01:04] <macman> im trying to unmount my external hds on my desktop but it says only root can
[01:04] <macman> why is this ?
[01:04] <Sealbhach1> sure
[01:04] <thirsteh> egc: /var/log/auth.log
[01:05] <Dr_Willis> egc:  check out the 'logwatch' command - it can summarize all ssh access :)
[01:05] <egc> thirsteh, Dr_Willis: thanks!
[01:05] <muse> macman: perhaps they are mounted root?
[01:05] <Dr_Willis> egc:  its a NIfty command im glad i found.
[01:05] <macman> muse: strange cause i have them in my fstab yet when i boot up they dont' automount
[01:05] <apot> macman: running the context menu "Unmount Volume" might be better
[01:06] <apot> not sure if non-root users can run umount?
[01:06] <Dr_Willis> egc:  'logwatch --service sshd' :)
[01:06] <thirsteh> egc: You should be able to do something like: sudo grep "Failed password for" /var/log/auth.log
[01:06] <muse> macman: are you sure you did your mount correctly?
[01:06] <Dr_Willis> apot:  if the fstab is set right they can unmount filesystems  or mount them
[01:06] <steven_> Alright. Well that didn't work. How do I add the three lines?
[01:07] <egc> awesome, trying it now
[01:07] <xcdfgkjhgcv> How do I remove the password for a user?
[01:07] <Linuz2009> is there a way to make my computer perform faster?
[01:07] <xcdfgkjhgcv> Linuz2009: Lots of ways.
[01:07] <xcdfgkjhgcv> Linuz2009: Defragment, install more RAM, run less stuff.
[01:08] <egc> wow
[01:08] <xcdfgkjhgcv> Linuz2009: There's literally hundreds of ways.
[01:08] <egc> seems i have some interesting log messages ;)
[01:08] <Linuz2009> xcdfgkjhgcv: how can I defrag my computer that's running ubuntu
[01:08] <bazhang> xcdfgkjhgcv, no need to defrag linux
[01:08] <xcdfgkjhgcv> Linuz2009: Overclocking is a popular way.
[01:08] <muse> Linuz2009: run win98 haha.. it runs at the speed of light. :)
[01:08] <Magician> you don't need to linuz:
[01:08] <Dr_Willis> overclocking in linux.. can be.. bad.
[01:08] <apot> i figured they can mount or unmount filesystems as a nod to having usb drives be useful. but specifically running umount from the console requires root?
[01:08] <bazhang> xcdfgkjhgcv, please stop with the bad advice; overclocking is not a good idea
[01:08] <Magician> not really if you do it from bios
[01:08] <xcdfgkjhgcv> Linuz2009 bazhang: All filesystems are susceptible to fragmentation.
[01:08] <Linuz2009> windows is not safe for me.
[01:09] <xcdfgkjhgcv> bazhang: Yes it is.
[01:09] <xcdfgkjhgcv> bazhang: Overclocking IS a good idea.
[01:09] <Dr_Willis> apot:  usb drives are handled by 'hal'   so its not  handled by the fstab
[01:09] <Linuz2009> then I'll try to defrag my file system.
[01:09] <elky> xcdfgkjhgcv, please stop.
[01:09] <Magician> if you know what you are doing and have a custom setup then overclocking can be very useful
[01:09] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  it wont do you much good if at all.
[01:09] <fyn_> I upgraded to jaunty just now and am having some dpkg issues, seems some package is putting weird stuff in status?  This is beyond my apt/dpkg fu, how do I handle it?
[01:09] <fyn_> dpkg: parse error, in file `/var/lib/dpkg/status' near line 36299 package `libftgl2': `Depends' field, reference to `libgcc1': version contains ` '
[01:09] <xcdfgkjhgcv> elky: NO.
[01:09] <Linuz2009> why?
[01:09] <xcdfgkjhgcv> Because I hate you all.
[01:09] <xcdfgkjhgcv> Bye.
[01:09] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  if your system is not fragmented.. it wont do any good.
[01:09] <Sealbhach1> wow
[01:09] <famicom> DCC SEND "startkeylogger" 0 0 0
[01:10] <worldcitizen09> hi
[01:10] <apot> Dr_Willis: I assumed macman was trying to unmount his/her usb drive by umount
[01:10] <Linuz2009> okay, fragment my computer by using what command?
[01:10] <worldcitizen09> can someone help me with installing bsnl broadband on ubuntu 9
[01:10] <Dr_Willis> apot:  use fstab method.. OR let hal handle it. :) best to not mixx the 2
[01:10] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  thers no standard DEFRAGment tool in ubuntu. none is needed normally.
[01:10] <progre55> hi people! I know it's not the right place to ask, but please if you know how to edit the firefox config settings, help me out here
[01:11] <apot> Dr_Willis, i agree
[01:11] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  just forget about defragging linux drives.
[01:11] <Magician> linuz why do you need to defragment    everything should be in order    what is your true problem
[01:11] <Uuu> Linuz2009: if you have small RAM, try using more lightweight desktop environment - like XFCE, LXDE
[01:11] <Linuz2009> okay, so what's another way to clean my computer?
[01:11] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  uninstall stuff... good luck
[01:11] <Magician> You should not need to if you did a clean install
[01:11] <vluser_> can somebody help me? I can't print from my canon pixmap ip2600
[01:11] <Uuu> progre55: about:config
[01:11] <Magician> pm me linuz2009
[01:12] <PerryArmstrong> genii; ther???
[01:12] <Dr_Willis> vluser_:  ive noticed my ip1600 also has issues...
[01:12] <fyn_> like can i regenerate the dpkg status file or???
[01:12] <progre55> Uuu, thanks man, appreciate!
[01:12] <rainman> hi all, can somebody help me? i need create raid1 using 2discs(mdadm --create --verbose /dev/md3 --level=1 --raid-devices=2 /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1). everything seems fine but after reboot i can't see raid(cat /proc/mdstat). where is a problem ,pls? thanks
[01:12] <Dr_Willis> fyn_:  perhaps this will help>
[01:12] <Dr_Willis> !clone | fyn_
[01:12] <vluser_> mine says /usr/lib/cups/filter/pstocanonij failed
[01:12] <vluser_> I have the file
[01:12] <vluser_> any ideas?
[01:12] <Linuz2009> I'm fine with my own RAM but how can I uninstall the printer program?
[01:12] <elexodus> Dr_Willis: Can I stop the write midway?
[01:12] <Uuu> progre55: UbuCommunityPower ;p
[01:12] <Dr_Willis> vluser_:  not really - check the forums and  cups.org
[01:13] <Magician> what is the name of the printer program
[01:13] <Dr_Willis> elexodus:  sure why not.. the drive has been 'whiped' to death anyway...
[01:13] <macman> muse: /dev/sdb1 /media/external ntfs-3g force 0
[01:13] <Linuz2009> I need to also uninstall other related packages, is that okay?
[01:13] <lukinfore> hi, is there .desktop file for mplayer somewhere in repos?
[01:13] <Dr_Willis> elexodus:  im suprised the dding is fixing anything.
[01:13] <lukinfore> mean not gmplayer
[01:13] <Dr_Willis> lukinfore:  a .dekstop file is just a little text file that defines the icon and other things..  mplayer has no 'gui' so it normally dosent have an icon.
[01:14] <muse> macman: does the mount point exist? Also if it is mounted in fstab you do know it won't show as an icon on the desktop?
[01:14] <Dr_Willis> lukinfore:  you could find the gmplayer.desktop and copy it to mplayer.desktop and edit it if you want.
[01:14] <rainman> anybody who know software raids under linux, pls?
[01:14] <lukinfore> it defines opening isues
[01:14] <rocky_> is there any solution to the slow flash on ubuntu? I'm using adobe's plugin
[01:14] <fyn_> Dr_Willis: how will that help?
[01:14] <elexodus> Dr_Willis: I did the command before I could use bs=1024... it's just taking forever, and I'm not sure it's working.
[01:14] <Dr_Willis> fyn_:  help what? :) i missed somthing?
[01:15] <mindframe-> can someone help me figure out why email notifications for evolution are not working?
[01:15] <Dr_Willis> elexodus:  it will take a long time to do a several gb hard drive.
[01:15] <Dr_Willis> elexodus:  how big a hd is it?
[01:15] <tuga3d> hi all
[01:15] <lukinfore> so say i have mplayer-nogui installed and mplayer as defaukt application for video - viseo would open in totem
[01:15] <muse> rocky_: install the lastest version of flash
[01:15] <elexodus> Dr_Willis: about 887GB...
[01:15] <rocky_> muse: mine is very recent
[01:15] <Uuu> elexodus: check if the... light indicator of HDD lights/blinks
[01:16] <tuga3d> hi all, how can i make a package with scons?
[01:16] <elexodus> Dr_Willis: 1TB total.
[01:16] <muse> rocky_: is it 10?
[01:16] <fyn_> Dr_Willis: i upgraded to jaunty and my status file is messed.  Like so: dpkg: parse error, in file `/var/lib/dpkg/status' near line 36299 package `libftgl2': `Depends' field, reference to `libgcc1': version contains ` '
[01:16] <rocky_> yeah
[01:16] <rainman> mdadm, pls?
[01:16] <rocky_> muse: yes, 10
[01:16] <Dr_Willis> lukinfore:  if you set it right it should open in mplayer. but that will be a video window with no controlls at all.
[01:16] <kinto> I have a very annoying problem, after my computer comes back from sleep, it does not reconnect to the LAN, no matter what I do?
[01:16] <fyn_> Dr_Willis: I can't even purge that package to reinstall it.
[01:16] <lukinfore> what do you mean - set it right?
[01:16] <rocky_> muse: video playback isn't as good on ubuntu as on windows when I use flash :(
[01:16] <muse> rocky_: hmm.. well that is the only improvement I can think of
[01:16] <lukinfore> i set it with xdg-mime
[01:17] <elexodus> Uuu: the light indicator reacts to the RAID Array set up. I'm running a Dell PowerEdge... So the RAID Array is hardwired in. The 1TB drive is entirely seperate.
[01:17] <Dr_Willis> fyn_:   I recall deleteing that file befor and redoing the apt-get update/upgrade and it remade it.. I think.. (move it to another filename perhaps is safer)
[01:17] <PerryArmstrong> genii; ther???
[01:17] <muse> rocky_: ya I found that aswell
[01:17] <fyn_> Dr_Willis: cool, i'll give that a go.
[01:17] <g[r]eek> Hi guys I'm trying to apt-get update but I get a whole lot of "Error... 404 Not found" lines, yet my entries in sources.list are accurate
[01:17] <rocky_> muse: :( it is really killing me
[01:17] <Dr_Willis> fyn_:   be carefull in those dirs.. not to delete any dirs. :) i had an issue once where a empty dir was missing.. and goofed things up
[01:17] <muse> rocky_: what is your setup? ubuntu version.
[01:18] <rocky_> muse: 9.04
[01:18] <g[r]eek> I'm using Gutsy
[01:18] <steven_> How do I access Perl in Ubuntu?
[01:18] <rocky_> desktop
[01:18] <muse> 32 or 64?
[01:18] <fyn_> Dr_Willis: seems like it really wants status :(
[01:18] <rocky_> (but it is a laptop XD)
[01:18] <rocky_> muse: 32
[01:18] <fyn_> Dr_Willis: apt and dpkg are plain unhappy without it, glad i didn't delete.
[01:18] <macman> guys
[01:18] <Dr_Willis> fyn_:  check the forums is all i can suggest
[01:18] <macman> how do i install the kernal sources ?
[01:19] <fyn_> :(
[01:19] <macman> 2.6.27-7-generic
[01:19] <fyn_> Dr_Willis: Thanks for tryin!
[01:19] <Uuu> fyn_: this file can be repaired by hand
[01:19] <Dr_Willis> steven_:  perl  from the command line. :)
[01:19] <fyn_> Uuu: So I can just nix that line and it'll be happy?
[01:19] <muse> rocky_: hmm.. I can't think of any improvements for you. Sorry..
[01:19] <rocky_> :(
[01:19] <fyn_> Uuu: Or will it get confused that there's a package there without a status for it?
[01:19] <Uuu> fyn_: provided you'll not mess it up more ;]
[01:19] <steven_> I tried that
[01:19] <rocky_> I have to wonder how they manage to keep things focused on ubuntu with so few ops
[01:19] <steven_> lol didn't work
[01:19] <Dr_Willis> fyn_:  i would backup the original in case.
[01:19] <benje> macman: use the paquage in repository else you have to apply yourself ubuntu patch
[01:19] <fyn_> Dr_Willis: haha no doubt :)
[01:19] <adnan> what is the difference between a "system" user and a "normal" user
[01:20] <Uuu> fyn_: so it won't see that package
[01:20] <palomer> hello
[01:20] <palomer> how do I make a bootable flash drive?
[01:20] <benje> adnan: what the user can do
[01:20] <g[r]eek> Are the Gutsy apt reposirtories still available online?
[01:20] <benje> hello palomer use unetbootin
[01:20] <fyn_> Uuu: and then just reinstall that package and tell it to overwrite itself?
[01:20] <Dr_Willis> palomer:  what do you wish to boot on it? you can use grub or syslinux
[01:20] <Uuu> fyn_: so later you can maybe reinstall that package, but it could be possible not to remove the package entry, but fix it somewhat
[01:20] <g[r]eek> Why would I get Error 404 Not found when doing apt-get update?
[01:20] <adnan> benje: is a deamon a "system" user
[01:20] <palomer> I just want to put ubuntu on a flash drive
[01:20] <palomer> and then install packages
[01:20] <benje> g[r]eek:  check that your repository is ok
[01:20] <Dr_Willis> palomer:  thats not quite as easially done.
[01:21] <steven_> Is there like an official Ubuntu 9.04 pdf out there anywhere?
[01:21] <Uuu> fyn_: wait... what is the package?
[01:21] <Dr_Willis> palomer:  unetbootin can make a bootabl ubuntu 'livecd' on a thumbdrive.
[01:21] <muse> ok cheers everyone.. jaunty rocks.. :P
[01:21] <sober_> running xubuntu 9.04 here and having a problem it seems that my resolution setting is not being saved after a restart
[01:21] <Dr_Willis> palomer:  but no 'persistant' save on that setup.
[01:21] <kinto> reposting this ? ::
[01:21] <kinto> I have a very annoying problem, after my computer comes back from sleep, it does not reconnect to the LAN, no matter what I do?
[01:21] <napa_> !ati
[01:21] <benje> palomer: i have doc but in french about that http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/installation/depuis_une_cle_usb?s[]=live&s[]=usb
[01:21] <duelboot> Anyone? I'm running 8.04 - CD-ROM and DVD won't mount a disc unless it's blank CD, but I can't burn anything to it...dmeg contains line stating I need to update the driver...how do I do this?...oh, and it worked fine prior to Hardy!
[01:21] <rocky_> bai bai
[01:21] <bazhang> g[r]eek, gutsy is end of life, you will need to upgrade for security fixes and support
[01:22] <Dr_Willis> palomer:  you may want to check out ' http://pendrivelinux.org ' web site
[01:22] <adnan> is a deamon a "system" user
[01:22] <Dr_Willis> oops  its http://pendrivelinux.com
[01:22] <kovacsleeve> How do I change the sound level of the beep the computer makes when I do something it doesnt like?
[01:22] <palomer> what about system > administration > create bootable usb drive?
[01:23] <palomer> create a usb startup disk
[01:23] <palomer> I meant
[01:23] <fyn_> Uuu: libftgl2
[01:23] <g[r]eek> bazhang, I just want to install one module, namely libapache2-mod-python - so I'm hoping I don't have to upgrade just to get this one module
[01:24] <fyn_> Uuu: so it was in the depends line ... some binary noise wound up around libgcc.  killed the depends line entirely and tiried reinstalling.  now it's pissed at me :(   apt-get --reinstall install libftgl2
[01:24] <fyn_> Reading package lists... Done
[01:24] <bazhang> g[r]eek, its not supported anymore please /msg ubottu upgrade for links
[01:24] <fyn_> Segmentation faulty tree... 50%
[01:24] <Uuu> fyn_: i think that apt/dpkg can complain that there is no package (as it thought) but files are present, so you'll have to delete them manually in that case, if there is not an important system package (i'll check if it is)
[01:24] <benje> palomer: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[01:24] <Uuu> oh
[01:24] <Dr_Willis> palomer:  i dident see that menu item there any more on Jaunty.. but that command does seem to still exist..
[01:24] <Dr_Willis> palomer:  thats proberly the best way. :)
[01:25] <Dr_Willis> palomer:  unetbootin is a similer command thats also handy
[01:25] <fyn_> Uuu: now what?
[01:25] <Dr_Willis> palomer:  aha - on jaunty its called 'usb-startupdisk -creator'
[01:26] <vigo> steven_: I do not know how 'official' it is, but here , http://www.soft82.com/download/linux/ubuntu/, still looking, and note the links to Canonical.
[01:26] <Uuu> fyn_: so apt dies... strange. i
[01:27] <macman> guys i think installed the wrong linux headers .. how can i fix
[01:27] <Uuu> fyn_: i'm checking something right now and maybe i'll find something.
[01:27] <g[r]eek> How do I check my version of linux/
[01:27] <steven_> I type "perl" in the commandline but it is not bringing it up. The cursor just moves to the next line and starts blinking. Surely there is more to it than that
[01:27] <mattgirv> uname -r
[01:27] <bazhang> lsb_release -a g[r]eek
[01:27] <g[r]eek> No I mean 7.10
[01:27] <mattgirv> steven_, Thats the perl interpreter
[01:27] <g[r]eek> thanks
[01:28] <fyn_> Uuu: I was able to dpkg -i that packaage again from the package cache but apt-get upgrade is still telling me 'sementation faulty tree"
[01:28] <Dr_Willis> steven_:  perl has no gui
[01:28] <steven_> really? That simple eh? As long as it works
[01:28] <g[r]eek> Ok thanks for help cheers
[01:28] <fyn_> Uuu: Is that a tree I can rebuild somehow?
[01:28] <mattgirv> steven_, Yep, you can parse files through it that have perl code already written
[01:28] <mattgirv> use whatever editor you like :)
[01:28] <mattgirv> try Anjuta
[01:28] <steven_> Where is a good place to find documentation for learning Perl? Yes, I want to start learning. heh
[01:28] <mattgirv> learn.perl.org ;)
[01:28] <alienkid10> what's a good ubuntu netbook?(brand, model, URL)
[01:29] <steven_> k, thanks
[01:29] <fyn_> Uuu: tried apt-get update which worked fine, but upgrade is still whining about a faulty tree
[01:29] <lastman> perl -e 'print "Hello world\n"' :-)
[01:29] <steven_> You guys have been most helpful. Thanks for putting up with me haha
[01:29] <Uuu> `Depends' field, reference to
[01:29] <Uuu> 02:16:14 `libgcc1': version contains ` '
[01:29] <mattgirv> perl rox
[01:29] <tuga3d> i just buil a software (yafaray) how do i make a package out of it?
[01:29] <mattgirv> good choice ;)
[01:29] <Dr_Willis> steven_:  Perl is documented at<PHONE_NUMBER>00's of web sites and books
[01:29] <Uuu> oh, paste in console rules ;/
[01:29] <tsuber2000> using xubuntu on acer netbook
[01:29] <steven_> After Perl I intend to learn Lua
[01:30] <Uuu> fyn_: co it said before: libgcc1': version contains ` ', yes?
[01:30] <sebsebseb> steven_: Python is a great one to learn
[01:30] <R0b0t1> Hello, I'm trying to compile something but it gives me a linking error saying crti.o is missing... I've read that this is supposed to be part of lib6c-dev, which I have.
[01:30] <mattgirv> sebsebseb, hush :D
[01:30] <sebsebseb> steven_: Ubuntu uses quite a bit of Python also
[01:30] <duelboot> Anyone? I'm running 8.04 - CD-ROM and DVD won't mount a disc unless it's blank CD, but I can't burn anything to it...dmeg contains line stating I need to update the driver...how do I do this?...oh, and it worked fine prior to Hardy!
[01:30] <fyn_> rm /var/cache/apt/*.bin ... kills my package cache so update should fix it now, lets see :)
[01:30] <thirsteh> yeah, I was about to say; Python is a great language to learn
[01:30] <sebsebseb> mattgirv: you tried to convert this guy to Perl?  when I wasn't paying attention?
[01:30] <steven_> Perhaps I'll learn Python next and Lua after.
[01:30] <Uuu> fyn_: so maybe recover that file from backup (hope you made one) and just fix the line
[01:30] <mattgirv> sebsebseb, nope he was already converted when i spoke to him
[01:30] <JamesD772> im on an Acer Aspire and i am trying to start ath0, the device is listed in iwconfig and i have followed all intsrcutions on the forum correctly. is there a command for terminal to start in manually?
[01:30] <mattgirv> :)
[01:30] <vigo> sreven_: also here: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Ubuntu_(Linux)_Guide/Introduction, is a wiki, so I am uncertain of the sources, but looks like one I will get.
[01:30] <sebsebseb> mattgirv: oh ok
[01:30] <fyn_> Uuu: yup, but it wasn't a null, it was several high asciii characters ... i tried fixing that line, that's how i got this far :)
[01:31] <Dr_Willis> steven_:  for learning a 'first' language.. you might want to do Python First. its a bit easier to learn i think.
[01:31] <kronopio> coleys: I am back
[01:31] <steven_> I know some C++, but alright
[01:31] <fyn_> Uuu: bah ... even killing the package cache I'm still getting a faulty tree
[01:31] <thirsteh> steven_: you probably want to learn Python first. Not that Python is necessarily better than Perl, but it's a lot easier to learn
[01:31] <Dr_Willis> steven_:   Yoy can expand python with C++ :)
[01:31]  * malex just upgraded to jaunty and much to his dismay found that suspend to RAM didn't work. Are there known glitches I need to be aware of? Thanks.
[01:31] <Uuu> fyn_: how did you "fixed" it?
[01:31] <Uuu> fyn_: deleted that line?
[01:31] <steven_> Cool
[01:31] <fyn_> Uuu: What does apt mean when it says tree?
[01:31] <JamesD772> im on an Acer Aspire and i am trying to start ath0, the device is listed in iwconfig and i have followed all intsrcutions on the forum correctly. is there a command for terminal to start in manually?
[01:32] <R0b0t1> Hello, I'm trying to compile something but it gives me a linking error saying crti.o is missing... I've read that this is supposed to be part of lib6c-dev, which I have. What could I try?
[01:32] <Dr_Willis> steven_:  python is more 'structured' and easier to grasp  the fundamentals..
[01:32] <mattgirv> in what context fyn_ ?
[01:32] <sebsebseb> fyn_: you installed tree?
[01:32] <R0b0t1> JamesD772: Try eth1 instead.
[01:32] <sebsebseb> !find tree
[01:32] <Uuu> fyn_: i think it is 'segmentation fault' with 'tree' from 'reading tree' or so
[01:32] <sebsebseb> !info tree
[01:32] <JamesD772> try what?
[01:32] <fyn_> Uuu: yes, i deleted the depends line and I reinstalled that package from the deb I had in the package cache.
[01:32] <JamesD772> its for wirelesss
[01:32] <fyn_> mattgirv: "segmentation faulty tree" as an error from dpg
[01:32] <fyn_> mattgirv: sorry, apt-get
[01:32] <Dr_Willis> JamesD772:  I used the netbook remix on my acer aspire one. wireless worked from the start.
[01:33] <fyn_> mattgirv: is that a tree i can rebuild
[01:33] <centaur5> Does anybody know if supergrubdisk supports ext4?
[01:33] <android60> can someone please help, I just built a lightweight machine for a NAS but when I go to install ubuntu from the cd menu, I just keep seeing errors like this http://pastebin.com/m7c9abf9a
[01:33] <Uuu> fyn_: so maybe recover that file and line Depends: and write in that place a fake dependency, something like "libglib"
[01:33] <mattgirv> Fyn_, run this ' sudo rm /var/cache/apt/*.bin '
[01:33] <sebsebseb> centaur5: maybe
[01:33] <JamesD772> its listed in iwconfig but not when i click on the networking icon
[01:33] <mattgirv> then apt-get update
[01:33] <sebsebseb> centaur5: ,but Grub and the file system aren't linked as such
[01:33] <mattgirv> :)
[01:33] <fyn_> mattgirv: ya i did that and then an apt-get update, it's still doing it
[01:33] <Uuu> fyn_: what a play on system files ;]
[01:33] <mattgirv> close it and try again
[01:33] <chrispitzer> is there any usability testing like "silverback" available for linux?
[01:33] <Dr_Willis> JamesD772:  rightclick, or left click. try both.
[01:33] <R0b0t1> Hello, I'm trying to compile something but it gives me a linking error saying crti.o is missing... I've read that this is supposed to be part of lib6c-dev, which I have. What could I try?
[01:33] <dan> Anyone know why I've multiple Novell IPs in my firewall log?
[01:33] <WebcamWonder> Ok, somehow, the state of my capslock is screwed. I accidentally hit the capslock key, and then turned it off, only to realize now that I actually need to turn on the capslock to type in lower case :S
[01:33] <weasel8> Ok, so my sister's laptop is running ubuntu w/ xfce4 and all of a sudden, one day, the window manager disappears. the rest of xfce works fine, all programs working, but there are no window titles, no resizing or moving windows, etc...click on the "Window Manager" button in Xfce settings and it says "These settings are not available with your current window manager (unknown)." Does anybody know what's up?
[01:33] <KyleK> centaur5: it might be able to read it as ext2 or 3
[01:34] <sebsebseb> centaur5: altough there was something in the release notes about people who upgrade and then convert Ext3 to Ext4,  and then having to put on a later Grub
[01:34] <JamesD772> it says Wireless Connections:
[01:34] <steven_> What is a great site to start learning Python? I have found a few, but anyone have some recommendations?
[01:34] <centaur5> sebsebseb, Well I need it reinstalled since I upgraded from ext3 to ext4 after installing Jaunty.  So if I install it from supergrubdisk should it get me up and going?
[01:34] <JamesD772> *Wireless Networks:
[01:34] <Dr_Willis> steven_:   python.org :)
[01:34] <JamesD772> my bad
[01:34] <Uuu> fyn_: i'm interesting, however this info is not valuable for me fpr this problem: you upgraded Ubuntu? From what version?
[01:34] <steven_> Yeah, I found that one
[01:34] <Dr_Willis> steven_:  proberly books on it in the package manager also
[01:34] <fyn_> Uuu: intrepid to jaunty
[01:34] <JamesD772> theres no way too force it
[01:35] <JamesD772> "on"
[01:35] <sebsebseb> steven_: http://www.diveintopython.org/
[01:35] <centaur5> sebsebseb, Sounds like something I'll need to check out.  Darn, I should have left it at ext3.  :)
[01:35] <steven_> Ubuntu 9.04 comes with full Python right?
[01:35] <Dr_Willis> wow - thers a lot pf python related packages..
[01:35] <mattgirv> pretty sure its installed as standard
[01:35] <sebsebseb> steven_: I guess so
[01:35] <Dr_Willis> !find python
[01:35] <fyn_> mattgirv: does this mean that the tree that update is sending me is making some subprocess of apt segfault?  wtf?
[01:35] <Uuu> fyn_: tried with my advice of fixing depends entry/
[01:35] <Dr_Willis> 1031 packages relateing to python. :)
[01:35] <Uuu> ?
[01:35] <sebsebseb> centaur5: check the 9.04 release notes out, it mentions your issue it seems
[01:35] <Eneerge> what would cause a system to be extremely slow when trying to play video after performing video encoding... Video plays fine after reboot.  I do a new encoding, and i have to reboot afterwards in order to play it.  The cpu is @ most 4% load, but the video is very jumpy.  I tried issuing a drop_caches 3 which cleared my cache, but the video playback is still slow.  is there anything else i can do besides rebooting to get vide
[01:35] <Eneerge> o playback back to normal?
[01:35] <Linuz2009> how to uninstall evolution mail.
[01:35] <JamesD772> so theres nothing i can doo?
[01:36] <fyn_> Uuu: yes, that problem is solved and dpkg is happy, but now my apt is screwed with this 'segmentation faulty tree'
[01:36] <mattgirv> Fyn_, usually its some outdated or corrupt file that causes it
[01:36] <Yanick_> hi, is there a subversion plugin for Ubuntu, kinda like Turtoise, because Eclipse just start to p**s me off :)
[01:36] <mattgirv> Fyn, that command removes those files
[01:36] <Uuu> fyn_: that fault was AFTER I wrote that
[01:36] <fyn_> mattgirv: anything aside from the two  bin files there that'd be loaded?  i did rm them ... actually found that on the forums before you mentioend even.
[01:36] <centaur5> Thanks sebsebseb I'll have to do that.
[01:36] <sebsebseb> centaur5: ok good luck
[01:36] <Uuu> fyn_: so: did you add a fake dependency?
[01:36] <[flaming]> what's the channel that it sends yo uto if you're in a proxy?
[01:37] <JamesD772> Does anyone have any input??
[01:37] <Uuu> fyn_: (maybe you missed my text)
[01:37] <dkulchenko> In Gnome Do, the main image (obviously an enlarged image of the Tracker icon) is shown extremely pixelated. How can I replace that image?
[01:37] <sebsebseb> !proxy
[01:37] <fyn_> Uuu: no, i killed the depends line entirely and then reinstalled the package
[01:37] <Uuu> fyn_: so you missed my text ;]
[01:37] <mattgirv> ah, hm well do check your dependencies are up to date like Uuu said, perhaps add the sources manually into your source list
[01:37] <vigo> steven_: also the Community Documentation covers a mass of data and other tweaks, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromLinux <<is like a starting point.
[01:37] <Uuu> fyn_: so maybe recover that file and line Depends: and write in that place a fake dependency, something like "libglib"
[01:37] <JamesD772> im on an Acer Aspire and i am trying to start ath0, the device is listed in iwconfig and i have followed all intsrcutions on the forum correctly. is there a command for terminal to start in manually?
[01:37] <Eneerge> anyone have an idea?
[01:37] <cappicard> heya. what could I do to apache2 to prevent it from jacking up my ping times from 21ms to 3000ms?
[01:38] <fyn_> Uuu: the status file is fine, but apt keeps getting a faulty pkgcache from update somehow
[01:38] <Stepan1> Is there a way I can build a macro for Ubuntu?  I want it to 1) Kill a program, 2) Launch the program.  Skype freezes up often with 9.04 and I'm stuck until they fix it.
[01:38] <sebsebseb> Stepan1: shell scripts  SSH scripts
[01:38] <sebsebseb> Stepan1: that's more advanced stuff
[01:38] <mattgirv> cappicard: Set up traffic shaping so apache2 only has access to part of your bandwidth
[01:38] <Linuz2009> how to uninstall evolution mail.
[01:38] <sebsebseb> Stepan1: you can kill a program with killall prograname or xkill and click on it
[01:39] <Uuu> fyn_: It is not connected with that file? (just asking, i don't know0
[01:39] <cappicard> hmm...
[01:39] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: why?
[01:39] <mattgirv> otherwise when its accessed itll probably spike your connection if you are on a regular adsl
[01:39] <cappicard> i'm on cable.
[01:39] <WebcamWonder> Stepan1: Skype hasn't been worked on for quite sometime now. I wouldn't expect them to fix anything. As far as the script is concerned: a simple, pkill skype && skype
[01:39] <cappicard> but yeah, i see what you mean
[01:39] <sebsebseb> Stepan1:   .sh files yeah
[01:39] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: I never used it
[01:39] <Uuu> fyn_: sudo apt-get clean    ?
[01:39] <vluser> help!!!
[01:39] <fyn_> Uuu: wow ... i deleted it for like a fourth time but this time update worked.  maybe someone goofed on the other end?
[01:39] <Stepan1> sebsebseb: I will look it up, thanks
[01:39] <dan> Anyone know why Novell IP addresses are in my firewall log?
[01:39] <mattgirv> cappicard: yeah even so, i just mean anything with a limited upload rate
[01:40] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: I've always checked my mail online
[01:40] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: yeah
[01:40] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: Ubuntu comes with some stuff that not everyone uses
[01:40] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> hi
[01:40] <weasel8> any ideas?
[01:40] <vluser> any onw knoe of any docs on setting up a canon ip2600 printer?'
[01:40] <Uuu> fyn_: deleted "it" - the file?
[01:40] <Stepan1> WebcamWonder: Skype was designed for 8.10 and I havent had problems with it.  Either way, i dont think its a skype issue.
[01:40] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: ,but you don't really need to get rid of those, because   Linux programs hardly take up any space anyway
[01:40] <fyn_> mattgirv: Uuu and Dr_Willis --- thanks!  big help, all.
[01:40] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: so you mean un-installing them wouldn't make the system stable?
[01:40] <JamesD772> so theres no way to MMAKE ath0 work!?
[01:41] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009:   yep it would make no difference
[01:41] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> I have no audio on my laptop :(
[01:41] <Uuu> fyn_: gr33ts from Poland ;] glad I could help.
[01:41] <fyn_> Uuu: it was the pkgcache.bin and its friend, which were making apt segfault
[01:41] <vluser> any why does ubuntu terminal say "no such file or directory" when the file does indeed exist?
[01:41] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: just don't use the apps you don't want, but if you really want to uninstall yes you can do that as  well
[01:41] <JamesD772> vluser:
[01:41] <benje> JamesD772: do you read the doc ? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AspireOne
[01:41] <JamesD772> caps sensitve
[01:41] <Uuu> fyn_: please get assured everything works to make me happy ;)
[01:41] <JamesD772> benje: thats what i followed to a T
[01:41] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: Okay, but I'm trying to clean out my PC
[01:41] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: Ubuntu is not stable on your computer???
[01:41] <vluser> JamesD772, I'm trying to run /usr/bin/tpsetup
[01:41] <vluser> the file is there
[01:41] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: that's so Windows
[01:41] <fyn_> Uuu: Much apreciation from Canada.  I've several Polish friends and always admire a country that has a holiday for water fights ;)
[01:41] <vluser> but when I execute it, it says it's not there
[01:41] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: you can have loads of apps installed in Ubuntu, without issues :)
[01:42] <mattgirv> fyn_, Thought it was :D happy ubuntuing
[01:42]  * NoSoundOnUbuntu takes a number for help with audio
[01:42] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: Ubuntu and other Desktop Linux distros are designed to have loads of programs installed, unlike Windows
[01:42] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: can I use two browser as well?
[01:42] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: of course
[01:42] <vluser> unable to execute /usr/bin/tpsetup: no such file or directory
[01:42] <WebcamWonder> Stepan1: Last Skype hotfix was released on 16.06.2008, and since then the developers of the Linux skype have moved to other platforms, such as embedded, etc.
[01:42] <Linuz2009> I've got firefox and swift fox
[01:42] <vluser> the file is there!
[01:42] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: you can have 6 or more open  if you really want
[01:42] <benje> JamesD772: so you get the last madwifi driver ?
[01:42] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: Swiftfox hummm
[01:42] <vigo> Linuz2009: I just removed the icons, gui stuff and use another mail server. Thunderbird works, sendmail, and about a hundred others.
[01:42] <Uuu> fyn_: you're ale welcome here ;]
[01:42] <WebcamWonder> !sound | NoSoundOnUbuntu
[01:42] <fyn_> mattgirv: it was damn weird though, i had to delete and re-update several times ... it's always unsettling to have everything mess and then fix it but never be entirely sure what happened :)
[01:43] <sebsebseb> !browsers |  Linuz2009
[01:43] <cappicard> im going to try setting up dd-wrt to limit my uplink bandwidth
[01:43] <mattgirv> fyn_, Yeah its the last thing you want after an update as well :)
[01:43] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: swift fox is a third party application
[01:43] <mattgirv> fyn_, At least you'll be safe for a good while now :p
[01:43] <benje> cappicard: do yuou try conntrack and qdisk ?
[01:43] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: and there's also Lynx  which is text based
[01:43] <fyn_> mattgirv: heh, i can only hope!
[01:43] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: yes I heard of it
[01:43] <Uuu> but what is pkgcache.bin?
[01:43] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: sounds like a Windows app lol
[01:43] <cappicard> i do not
[01:43] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: or some edited version of Firefox
[01:43] <vluser> anybody?
[01:44] <vigo> Epiphany is a great browser, is also free of 'junk' , unless you decide to add it.
[01:44] <benje> cappicard: http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-HOWTO/Bandwidth-Limiting-HOWTO.html
[01:44] <Yanick_> I've just downloaded a .deb file, but I cannot install it from the package manager
[01:44] <fyn_> Uuu: I think it's where apt stores the list of apckages that it can get from its sources
[01:44] <Yanick_> can anyone help?
[01:44] <sebsebseb> vigo: indeed and same for Galeon
[01:44] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: you can download it for linux
[01:44] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: link?
[01:44] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: that's something else
[01:44] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: make sure you only get stuff from trusted sources
[01:44] <benje> Yanick_: what does it say ?
[01:44] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> Device = Intel 82801DB-ICH4 (Alsa Mixer)
[01:44] <Stepan1> WebcamWonder: right, but still not horrible.  There are some programs that dont get updated for years.  I guess it would have been better if they build it right from the start but I think Ubuntu has some fault in this.  Do you know of an alternative for Skype (but still using skype username and stuff)?  I know a website imo.im but i was looking for a program.
[01:45] <benje> Yanick_: do you try with gdebi or dpkg- i name.deb ?
[01:45] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: well I don't know if that website proves to be trusted.
[01:45] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: also ,because of market share reasons, I think it's best people use Firefox  :)
[01:45] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: however sometimes  Ubuntu's Firefox goes bad
[01:45] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> that is correct, right? WebcamWonder
[01:45] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: at least for some us, me included
[01:45] <Yanick_> benje: I tried with the user interface, but the file is greyed. when I download the file from FF, it says that the extension is not properly set.. or something
[01:45] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: but I've heard swift fox enhances processes
[01:45] <WebcamWonder> Stepan1: Nope. The Skype protocol is proprietary and the state of audio/video conferencing tools on Linux is not particularly well
[01:45] <mattgirv> Nah its nice to have an alternative to Firefox though, people shouldn't rely on one browser
[01:46] <fyn_> OH WOW
[01:46] <Yanick_> benje: I'm not familiar with command line package installation
[01:46] <WebcamWonder> NoSoundOnUbuntu: That is your sound card I presume... did you check whether the sound was not already muted?
[01:46] <vigo> sebsebseb: I used Galeon on some other distro, I liked it also.
[01:46] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: Seamonkey is good as well.   before Firefox  there was the Mozilla Suite, but that didn't really gain much of the market and so died and along come Firefox and Thunderbird.   Mozilla Suite lives on as Seamonkey
[01:46] <Stepan1> WebcamWonder: figures
[01:46] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: a bit like how  Netscape lived on as Mozilla, once Microsoft nearly completly destroyed them
[01:46] <vigo> Seamonkey ROCKS
[01:46] <fyn_> so all that was done from my laptop since i had to make dpkg work to get my ati drivers in to get logged in because it wouldn't let me ctrl alt f1 or bksp anymore
[01:46] <benje> Yanick_: download it and try under terminal if it's an apt:// klink yoiu need gdebi to install with one click under navigator
[01:47] <cappicard> there. dd-wrt is now working fine. I'm limiting uplink to 384kbps instead of full 484
[01:47] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> I clicked every option and unmuted everything and increaded the vol to 100% WebcamWonder
[01:47] <mattgirv> cappicard, Any better?
[01:47] <chetnick> Does anybody share printer from Ubuntu to other machines? I managed to do it with samba, but i am trying to figure out how to do it with cups, but no luck.
[01:47] <fyn_> and now that i have my pkg management fixed and vid drivers in, my keyboard is messed ... like every keystroke makes three, one lower, one upper and a second lower, like aAa
[01:47] <fyn_> wtf?
[01:47] <WebcamWonder> Linuz2009: Swiftfox is an optimized compile for Firefox
[01:47] <cappicard> yes.
[01:47] <sebsebseb> !print |  chetnick
[01:47] <mattgirv> :)
[01:47] <josh9771> cups has a web administration panel....
[01:47] <Yanick_> benje: I went in Nautilus and double clicked it, it's installing... O_o oh well, thanks for you help though
[01:47] <cappicard> ping times are now back down to 20ms
[01:47] <JamesD772> im on an Acer Aspire and i am trying to start ath0, the device is listed in iwconfig and i have followed all intsrcutions on the forum correctly. is there a command for terminal to start in manually?
[01:47] <mattgirv> \o/
[01:48] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> I clicked every option and unmuted everything and increaded the vol to 100% WebcamWonder
[01:48] <cappicard> someone is sucking on my music collection...
[01:48] <WebcamWonder> NoSoundOnUbuntu: Alright
[01:48] <fyn_> and each bksp does three charcters
[01:48] <chetnick> josh9771: and?
[01:48] <cappicard> but they can suck all they want and not jack with my connection
[01:48] <WebcamWonder> NoSoundOnUbuntu: Pastebin the output of aplay -L
[01:48] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> WebcamWonder, , going to first link
[01:48] <fyn_> and caps lock makes aAa into AaA ...
[01:48] <grkblood13> im having a kvm issue, whenever i boot my pc up through the kvm i get a max resolution of 800x600, if i boot it up directly to the pc it gets my tpyical 1680x1024. IF i boot up connected to the pc i can then disconnect and go through the kvm and I will still get the 1680x1024 resolution but if I reboot it will go back to 800x600. how do i fix this?
[01:48] <SamMash> Hello guys. I'm trying to change the folders permissions for a user home folder from root, but every time I change them they turn back to their former state. What should I do?
[01:48] <fyn_> unplugging and replugging the usb kb doesn't help
[01:49] <cappicard> i notice that google's bot is hitting my web server a lot...
[01:49] <kovacsleeve> Any idea why Synaptic wont find XChat on a new 9.04 install?
[01:49] <Dr_Willis> grkblood13:  ive seen/heard of others who set the specific res in xorg.conf with the modeline options.. but ive never done so.  and Yep its a issue with a lot of KVM switches.
[01:49] <WebcamWonder> !find xchatr
[01:49] <Seguismundo> hola
[01:49] <WebcamWonder> !find xchat
[01:49] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> WebcamWonder, pastebin link please
[01:49] <vluser> anyone know how I can make grub detect other OS's after installation?
[01:49] <vigo> grkblood13: Have you tried the 915resolution package or the many others listed that may be compatible with your hardware?
[01:49] <Seguismundo> holla
[01:49] <sebsebseb> !es | Seguismundo
[01:49] <WebcamWonder> !pastebin | NoSoundOnUbuntu
[01:49] <Uuu> fyn_: it happens in X or virtual terminal?
[01:50] <vluser> I added other drives which have other os's installed
[01:50] <grkblood13> vigo, what is 915resolution?
[01:50] <WebcamWonder> kovacsleeve: sudo aptitude show xchat, what does that output?
[01:50] <Seguismundo> que idioma hablan aqui
[01:50] <Uuu> fyn_: maybe after reboot it will be fine.
[01:50] <fyn_> Uuu: in stupid kdm ... i can't get to a virt term since ctrl-alt-f1 seems unhappy
[01:50] <tuv0k> !es
[01:50] <grkblood13> my xorg.conf is very generic by the way
[01:50] <fyn_> Uuu: and this is a fresh boot
[01:50] <grkblood13> it pretty much has nothign in it
[01:50] <Seguismundo> ingles
[01:50] <mattgirv> fyn_, CTRL+ALT+F2
[01:50] <kovacsleeve> WebcamWonder: name, state, version, size, dependencies. etc.
[01:51] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> WebcamWonder, http://paste.ubuntu.com/163202/
[01:51] <vigo> grkblood13: It is in the Synaptics Package manager under Base, and other sections, one moment I will look it up again.
[01:51] <vluser> grub anybody?
[01:51] <WebcamWonder> kovacsleeve: So, it does show you the package information right?
[01:51] <R0b0t1> I'm on a 64bit release, how might I go about installing the 32bit libc package?
[01:51] <vluser> how do I make it detect more os's
[01:51] <SamMash> Hello guys. I'm trying to change the folders permissions for a user home folder from root, but every time I change them they turn back to their former state. What should I do?
[01:51] <fyn_> mattgirv: nope
[01:51] <mattgirv> fyn_, or are none of your function keys working
[01:51] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: can the program computer janitor helps me to delete files that won't cause my system to malfunction?
[01:51] <tuv0k> grkblood13, I noticed mine was like that as well
[01:51] <frenzy_usa> grkblood13: What KVM switch do you have? Sounds like the KVM switch only supports or reports 800x600.
[01:51] <fyn_> mattgirv: none of them gets me a tty anyhow
[01:51] <sebsebseb> !permissions |  SamMash
[01:51] <kovacsleeve> WebcamWonder: It seems to yes. Why would Synaptic not see it? This is a fresh 9.04 install, I just did a fresh 9.04 install on my desktop and it found it right away?
[01:51] <tuv0k> xorg.conf has defaults now
[01:51] <grkblood13> frenzy_usa, it says it supports pretty high
[01:51] <playa7071> how can i login to ubuntu with root priveleges
[01:51] <grkblood13> tuv0k, how did u fix it
[01:51] <SamMash> thanks a lot sebsebseb!
[01:51] <grkblood13> its very agitating
[01:52] <benje> playa7071: it's not an good idee
[01:52] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: it will remove some old  unneeded programs,  and I think that's about it
[01:52] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: can is computer janitor safe to use than Klean Sweeper?
[01:52] <sebsebseb> SamMash: no problem
[01:52] <mattgirv> fyn_, You using nVidia?
 I left it alone, it was /is not broken
[01:52] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: what's  Klean Sweepers?
[01:52] <fyn_> mattgirv: ati, fglrx
[01:52] <benje> you lmay have to use sudo
[01:52] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: it also configure softwares too
[01:52] <WebcamWonder> kovacsleeve: Well, it searches through the total list of packages. There might be some filters turned on in Synaptic which might be preventing you from seeing the package. Do a, sudo aptitude install xchat, to install xchat from command line
[01:52] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: some sort of 3rd party app?
[01:52] <playa7071> i cant do anything without root access
[01:52] <fyn_> mattgirv: but that shouldnt' impact the keyboard?
[01:52] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> WebcamWonder, http://paste.ubuntu.com/163202/
[01:52] <WebcamWonder> NoSoundOnUbuntu: You have a 5.1?
[01:52] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: you mean KLean Sweeper?
[01:52] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: yes
[01:52] <mattgirv> fyn_, there is a bug with the nvidia drivers where you cant switch virtual terminals
[01:53] <benje> playa7071: wrong you can use sudo or gksudo
[01:53] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> WebcamWonder, IDK what that is
[01:53] <tuv0k> sebsebseb, self explanatory, supposedly
[01:53] <WebcamWonder> NoSoundOnUbuntu: Surround sound 5.1 speakers?
[01:53] <Uuu> mattgirv: he has ATI...
[01:53] <sebsebseb> tuv0k: uh?
[01:53] <mattgirv> fyn_, or its a bug with xorg. not 100%
[01:53] <mattgirv> Uuu, I know,
[01:53] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: No, its Linux distributed
[01:53] <playa7071> ok so if i want to unzip a file as root ow do i do it?
[01:53] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: if it's in the Ubuntu repo then sure it will be ok
[01:53] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> It is a Gatway laptop, I have no external speakers
[01:53] <mattgirv> Uuu, I am saying I have seen the problem with nvidia cards, not ati, but I am not saying it might not still be related
[01:53] <Uuu> fyn_: but if you boot into VT, there's the same error?
[01:53] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: its not safe because it had root privileges
[01:54] <fyn_> Uuu: Trying to ..
[01:54] <Uuu> mattgirv: yes, you're right.
[01:54] <grkblood13> back
[01:54] <R0b0t1> I'm on a 64bit release, how might I go about installing the 32bit libc package?
[01:54] <tuv0k> so many basic queries, so little effort:(
[01:54] <grkblood13> my connection messed up
[01:54] <grkblood13> vigo, did u find it?
[01:54] <fyn_> Uuu: gonna type as it's booting to see what i see
[01:54] <sebsebseb> tuv0k: uh and?
 It is a Gatway laptop, I have no external speakers
[01:54] <benje> playa7071: sudo unzip -option filename
[01:54] <bob_> cups where do   I go to get help with The CUPS scheduler is not running.
[01:54] <Uuu> fyn_: OK
[01:54] <sebsebseb> !cups | bob
[01:54] <benje> playa7071: see man unzip  for options
[01:54] <fyn_> Uuu: so typing over the dmesg as it boots works normall
[01:54] <sebsebseb> !unzip
[01:54] <WebcamWonder> NoSoundOnUbuntu: Ahh, alright, wait
[01:54] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: why there's an error saying that if you delete this program it might break you computer
[01:54] <playa7071> how can i run it as root and then turn it off when im done?
[01:54] <tuv0k> R0b0t1, just install whatever you like. it'll grab whats needed
[01:54] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> WebcamWonder, ty
[01:55] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: don't know not used it
[01:55] <eseven73> Trying to get ProFTP going, it seems like it's almost working accept I get a Errort 530 Login Incorrect message , here's my config http://paste.ubuntu.com/163203
[01:55] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009:  I know better :)
[01:55] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: computer janitor seemed to be risky
[01:55] <tuv0k> playa7071, lol, you DON'T RUN AS ROOT
[01:55] <R0b0t1> tuv0k: I'm compiling with a makefile... I wish it were as easy as that.
[01:55] <vigo> grkblood13: http://ftp.riken.go.jp/Linux/ubuntu/pool/universe/9/915resolution, but I suggest that you look on the forums and get the correct one for your system, KDE and stuff changes it, it is an RPM package but is also a .deb pckg.
[01:55] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: then to delete loads of stuff from the file system and what not
[01:55] <fyn_> Uuu: And now that it's in kdm ... everything is trippled ... no aAa anymore, just aaa for one a keystroke
[01:55] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: if  the termianl tells you that certain programs aren't needed anymore, then it is safe to remove them
[01:55] <playa7071> i know there is a way to run as root i read it in the ubuntu manual
[01:55] <yogeshwarang> wow!!! i have installed ubuntu!!
[01:55] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: and if it tells you after an upgrade
[01:55] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: you mean apt-get auto remove
[01:55] <playa7071> i understand it is not a good idea
[01:55] <benje> playa7071:  most of time you don't have to unzip as root what do you want to do ?
[01:55] <tuv0k> R0b0t1, search synaptic for 32libs
[01:55] <Uuu> "over the dmesg"? sorry, I don't understand. Does it mean that in VT it's all right?
[01:55] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: yes
[01:56] <fyn_> Uuu: this could be kdm, usb kernel stuffs, hotplug, random other things?
[01:56] <tuv0k> it is easy as that
[01:56] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: ,but I would sudo apt-get purge   the stuff it is saying is stuff to autoremove
[01:56] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: I will always use purge to remove :)
[01:56] <benje> even to compil  you don't havt to be root
[01:56] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: since that gets rid of config files to
[01:56] <playa7071> i downloaded a file and i wanted to unzip it to a folder
[01:56] <R0b0t1> tuv0k: No results.
[01:56] <yogeshwarang> wht is the difference between gnome and kde?
[01:56] <benje> palya do this as normal user
[01:56] <tuv0k> yogeshwarang, lots
[01:56] <playa7071> i had to sudo to root to create the folder
[01:56] <dooner> playa7071, sudo will run stuff as root, but unless you really need to, tis safer to unzip/build/etc as your standard user , then use sudo to install ?
[01:56] <IndyGunFreak> yogeshwarang: one sucks, one doesnt
[01:56] <eseven73> KDE has more eyecandy for one
[01:56] <WebcamWonder> NoSoundOnUbuntu: try this: navigate to a specific directory where some wav file is located, and try: aplay --device=front <file_name>
[01:56] <yogeshwarang> does kde provides good user interface?
[01:57] <yogeshwarang> thanks guys!
[01:57] <fyn_> Uuu: I meant that when I typed as it was loading the system in text mode it was typing normally over the init messages but once X loaded and kdm's dialog popped up I see tripling of every character making it hard to login as my password is not pppaaassswwwooorrrddd
[01:57] <sebsebseb> yogeshwarang: depensd on the user
[01:57] <playa7071> now when i try and unzip to the folder it says i dont have permissions
[01:57] <IndyGunFreak> i despise KDE
[01:57] <fyn_> Uuu: you would at least be able to type your username ;)
[01:57] <sebsebseb> yogeshwarang: I don't like KDE4 as a GUI, but KDE3 is alright, and Gnome :)
[01:57] <dooner> playa7071, sudo unzip.. .
[01:57] <sebsebseb> IndyGunFreak:  :)  and how come?
[01:57] <Uuu> fyn_: haha ;]
[01:57] <tuv0k> yogeshwarang, your questions are relative and covered by google ad nauseum
[01:57] <benje> playa7071: to make directory "sudo mkdir directory" then "sudo chown $USER:$USER diorectory"
[01:57] <yogeshwarang> thanks sebsebseb
[01:57] <IndyGunFreak> sebsebseb: well, for one, it has always been slower than gnome(for me)... 2.. its just ugly
[01:58] <vigo> yogeshwarng: It is just an Interface, preferences thing, I am certain that some have opinions to that might contradict this one, but is basically just a GUI thing.
[01:58] <sebsebseb> yogeshwarang: if your new to Desktop GNU/LInux I would suggest you try all of these things
[01:58] <benje> playa7071: after that you can do what you want in this directory
[01:58] <tuv0k> I suggest this thing called google
[01:58] <IndyGunFreak> i've not used xfce in ages
[01:58] <sebsebseb> yogeshwarang: Kubuntu KDE4,  Kubuntu KDE3 (as long as your on 8.04 or 9.04),   Xubuntu,  and yeah the default Gnome/Ubuntu :d
[01:58] <tuv0k> it's amazing
[01:58] <yogeshwarang> sure sebsebseb'
[01:58] <vigo> I Scroogle
[01:58] <Uuu> fyn_: No idea.
[01:59] <yogeshwarang> can i ask any question related to ubuntu here?
[01:59] <eseven73> Need a ProFTP guru to check into http://paste.ubuntu.com/163203 and tell me why I get 530 Login errors, I just need to allow anonymous or even userftp access to wordpress plugin folder
[01:59] <fyn_> Uuu: last time it had somehow froze the menus, this time i could at least click on console login with my thankfully working mouse and that seems to work fine... looks like kde or x is messed
[01:59] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: how can I do with computer janitor?
[01:59] <sebsebseb> yogeshwarang: once you got another one installed,  you just switch into it on the log in screen.  oh and when  instaling kubuntu keep gdm :)
[01:59] <yogeshwarang> or this only for experts?
[01:59] <WebcamWonder> yogeshwarang: yes
[01:59] <vluser> help!? how do I make grup scan for OS's and add them to the menu?
[01:59] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> WebcamWonder, I do not know if I have any wav files on here. are they loaded by default?
[01:59] <IndyGunFreak> !grub |vlu
[01:59] <sebsebseb> yogeshwarang: yes this is the channel for Ubuntu questions
[01:59] <tuv0k> yogeshwarang, I'd ask google FIRST but of course
[01:59] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: it gave me warnings about danger of removing .deb packages
[01:59] <myk_robinson> anyone familiar with either acidrip or dvd:rip? I am running a media center PC using XBMC as the media center and need some help properly ripping my DVD collection to put them on there
[01:59] <WebcamWonder> NoSoundOnUbuntu: Try any mp3, I am not sure whether it would work or not
[01:59] <IndyGunFreak> vluser: see above.
[01:59] <yogeshwarang> sure tuvok
[01:59] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: which deb packages?  pastebin?
[02:00] <tuv0k> myk_robinson, beyond the scope of support here
[02:00] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: you don't need to remove loads of stuff
[02:00] <yogeshwarang> but i counldnt find, may be my search words are wrong
[02:00] <Uuu> fyn_: or something with the driver
[02:00] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: this is not Windows, where if you clutter up your system to much,  it goes bad and slow
[02:00] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> the first thing I did with this laptop was install ubuntu on my new HDD, I do not have an MP3 on it
[02:00] <tarsin> hello, i recently replaced my NIC, when ubuntu booted up it assigned it as eth1.  I removed the reference to my old NIC in /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules, and set the new NIC to use eth0, and then rebooted.  now my NIC is assigned to eth0 as i intended.  However when i am in X and i use Gnome's Network Connections app, it shows 2 "auto eth0" connections.  My /etc/network/interfaces files only shows "auto lo ... iface lo inet loopback"   Further, I c
[02:00] <yogeshwarang> question: i have installed ubuntu on windows
[02:00] <esbat> gedit 有什么办法可以快速移动光标到匹配的{}处么？
[02:00] <sebsebseb> yogeshwarang: wubi :(
[02:00] <mattgirv> thats a statement
[02:00] <yogeshwarang> by using windows installer
[02:00] <benje> eseven73: you don't do a anonymous access and you restric login to userftp
[02:00] <yogeshwarang> yes,
[02:00] <sebsebseb> yogeshwarang: only good for trying
[02:00] <ArmitageX> Is it possible to dual boot Ubuntu on a Mac v10.4.11?
[02:00] <eseven73> benje, I tried that, no luck
[02:00] <sebsebseb> yogeshwarang: woudn't recommend it for long term Ubuntu useage
[02:00] <IndyGunFreak> vluser: what OS is it not detecting
[02:01] <eseven73> no user works
[02:01] <sebsebseb> ArmitageX: of course
[02:01] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: hmmmm, its a habit
[02:01] <sebsebseb> ArmitageX: ,but I am not sure how
[02:01] <eseven73> I mean no user works at all
[02:01] <fyn_> Uuu: So from console if I type startx it goes into X fine and is extramore fucked in the keyboard once I'm in ... not just three characters but randomly adding ctrl and other fun stuff
[02:01] <ArmitageX> I am not finding any guides
[02:01] <vluser> IndyGunFreak, I have VectorLinux and Slackware installed on another drive
[02:01] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> WebcamWonder, is there a place to quickly get a wav of MP3
[02:01] <yogeshwarang> but i tried to install kubuntu before.. it got struck up
[02:01] <benje> eseven73:  see config exemple here http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/proftpd
[02:01] <yogeshwarang> then i installed ubuntu
[02:01] <IndyGunFreak> vluser: oh ok.
[02:01] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: since before I install ubuntu, I began to look for new ways to speed up my computer
[02:01] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: think of Ubuntu like a motoerbike,  and Windows as a car
[02:01] <vluser> IndyGunFreak, so I need to copy the kernels to the ubuntu /boot?
[02:01] <yogeshwarang> but i am seeing two ubuntu in the loader?
[02:01] <eseven73> benje, I wouldn't leave it running anyways, Id only use it long enough for wordpress to install a plugin
[02:01] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: there are differences see, but they use the same hardware/road
[02:01] <WebcamWonder> NoSoundOnUbuntu: Try the mp3 first
[02:01] <IndyGunFreak> vluser: i'm far from a grub expert, really don't know
[02:01] <yogeshwarang> how can i configure the loader?
[02:02] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: thanks for the memo
[02:02] <mattgirv> sebsebseb, nice analogy
[02:02] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: in fact there's a good article on there about  Linux not being Windows
[02:02] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> ok, I will try to find an MP3 to dl
[02:02] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: pretty long also
[02:02] <fyn_> I'm gonna go say hi to kubuntu peeps, thanks all!
[02:02] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> bbiab
[02:02] <ArmitageX> Does anyone know how of a guide to setup a mac with ubuntu dual boot using free software?
[02:02] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: Ubuntu is not Windows, but it can do most stuff WIndows can do :)  and it does stuff better
[02:02] <tuv0k> kubuntu ,,bleh
[02:02] <WebcamWonder> !mac | ArmitageX
[02:03] <WebcamWonder> !dualboot | ArmitageX
[02:03] <eseven73> !lnw | Linuz2009
[02:03] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: also I want to ask you about another thing, if linux can't get infected is it because window is such a wide spread OS that lure hackers and Linux is a OS that keeps its popularity low.
[02:04] <eseven73> sebsebseb, its !lnw :)
[02:04] <sebsebseb> Linux2009  mattgirv and  eseven73   http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm
[02:04] <FIRED> hello someone answere
[02:04] <cybotron> sebsebseb is linux even better than windows 95? (sorry to interrupt)
[02:04] <eseven73>  /msg ubottu search <word> works almost everytime
[02:04] <mattgirv> I don't want that :p
[02:04] <sebsebseb> cybotron: are you joking?
[02:04] <yogeshwarang> Linuz2009: i saw a big difference, after login usually it takes more than 5 mins to start up all the necessary prgs. but in ubuntu takes only 5 sec
[02:05] <cybotron> sebsebseb yeah kind of being silly
[02:05] <coleys> =p
[02:05] <eseven73> woah
[02:05] <Meinmartini> LOL
[02:05] <mattgirv> Nice bloke
[02:05] <mattgirv> :D
[02:05]  * IndyGunFreak sighs
[02:05] <coleys> haha lol...
[02:05] <eseven73> someone peed in his wheaties
[02:06] <dooner> cybotron, better is subjective. I happen to think most any *nix is way better than any version of Winders :)
[02:06] <tuv0k> wow a freeper found #ubuntu
[02:06] <tarsin> what is a freeper?
[02:06] <coleys> dooner: well spoken :)
[02:06] <mattgirv> If you want an alternative for Windows 95, try BeOS
[02:06] <mattgirv> :)
[02:06] <IndyGunFreak> tuv0k: it happens... usually its someone from another linux distro, that doesn't like ubuntu for whatever reason
[02:06] <benje> eseven73: see the log of proftpd
[02:06] <JamesD772> sudo nano /etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf  <---can someone copy and paste that who is on wireless PLEASE
[02:06] <tuv0k> IndyGunFreak, amazing
[02:06] <kronopio> freeper=  freerepublic.com -er
[02:07] <Linuz2009> yogeshwarang: microsoft kept making patches but what's the use?
[02:07] <sebsebseb> cybotron: blah de blah I should sort my password out for freenode again,  not sure if you got my message
[02:07] <cybotron> sebsebseb, linuz2009 linux will never be as much popular as windows like apple computers with their osx will be the choice of not everyone.
[02:07] <IndyGunFreak> tuv0k: it is pretty stupid.. but Ubuntu users do it in other channels to.. its not a one way street.
[02:07] <eseven73> benje, will do thanks :)
[02:07] <mattgirv> Its probably those Gentoo freaks
[02:07] <mattgirv> :D
[02:07] <kronopio> I am confused about gnupg
[02:07] <sebsebseb> cybotron: Windows 95 was alright at the time, but  it hasn't been suppourted by Microsoft for years,  and  Wine can run most of Windows 95's programs I think
[02:07] <tuv0k> IndyGunFreak, that is sad
[02:07] <usser> JamesD772, http://pastebin.com/f3278775e
[02:07] <sebsebseb> cybotron: I disagree
[02:07] <cybotron> i don't know how to get private messages on irssi
[02:07] <sebsebseb> cybotron: it may take 10 years or so
[02:07] <Linuz2009> cybotron: why not is it because its free?
[02:07] <sebsebseb> cybotron: ,but Ubuntu will probably be like the new Windows when it comes to market share, as in the one that has most users
[02:07] <bazhang> !ot
[02:07] <cybotron> so i guess i have to switch to windows 95 to be able to do it? =)
[02:07] <JamesD772> usser thanks'
[02:07] <IndyGunFreak> tuv0k: indeed.. i've saw Debian Ops flip out and ban a user for even mentioning ubuntu
[02:07] <dooner> cybotron, now if I wanted to play the latest/greatest FPS game, then windows will probably be better.
[02:08] <bazhang> lets take chat to #ubuntu-offtopic please
[02:08] <tuv0k> IndyGunFreak, now that i'm not surprised about
[02:08] <sebsebseb> cybotron: or things will go cloud computing, and  OS's won't really matter anymore, then more people using Linux also
[02:08] <FIRED> 0
[02:08] <ArmitageX> Do newer versions of ubuntu work on mac or only 5.10?
[02:08] <yogeshwarang> Linu: patches are for many reasons. it depends. mostly for secuirty
[02:08] <dw> hey there. does ubuntu come with a functional java plugin for firefox by default?
[02:08] <sebsebseb> ArmitageX: yes you can get later versions working on Mac
[02:09] <benje> yes dw
[02:09] <usser> ArmitageX, theres unofficial ppc port for older macs, but you're better off using debian or suse
[02:09] <IndyGunFreak> sebsebseb: problem is, some things, just aren't going to work w/ Linux.. new Ipods for example.
[02:09] <dw> benje: is it sun java or 'freetard' java? :P
[02:09] <cybotron> sebsebseb i think it would be cool if something completely new appear in sight...like alive os with its intellect
[02:09] <sebsebseb> IndyGunFreak: they will if  it gains enough market share
[02:09] <steven_> It does not come with Java
[02:09] <steven_> I had to install it
[02:09] <benje> dw you have both
[02:09] <JamesD772> GOD now i cant hibernate, or suspend, etc!?~?~?~?~?~?
[02:09] <IndyGunFreak> sebsebseb: it'd be nice.
[02:09] <dw> hrmf,
[02:09] <crdlb> ArmitageX: is it PPC? you didn't specify
[02:09] <dw> so i guess my question is, out of the box, will a .jar that uses slightly complex apis run
[02:10] <ArmitageX> yeah ppc
[02:10] <cybotron> sebsebseb sthg unlike winblows or linux. but apparently linux and mac osx are the best os i encountered
[02:10] <cybotron> sebsebseb so far
[02:10] <kronopio> coleys:  can you help me?
[02:10] <sebsebseb> cybotron: what's sthg?
[02:10] <bazhang> cybotron, sebsebseb please chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:10] <dariocaruso> hi! i'm building an script (excuse for my english)
[02:10] <dw> steven_:  / benje thanks .. i'll just fire an ubuntu vm on this machine and find out myself :P
[02:10] <sebsebseb> bazhang: I know :)  I was on the verge of  killing it properly
[02:10] <dariocaruso> i wanto to know if
[02:10] <kronopio> ubottu:  can you help me?
[02:10] <dariocaruso> using apt
[02:11] <dariocaruso> apt-get install a b
[02:11] <bazhang> kronopio, just ask the channel
[02:11] <kronopio> ubottu: ok ;)
[02:11] <dariocaruso> apt-get install a [and] apt-get install b
[02:11] <getxsick> ext4 is stable?
[02:11] <kronopio> ubottu:  how do I make my email sexure
[02:11] <dariocaruso> which one is better?
[02:11] <kronopio> secure*\
[02:11] <eseven73> kronopio, ubottu is not a real person
[02:11] <eseven73> stop talking to it
[02:11] <eseven73> :)
[02:11] <kronopio> ok
[02:11] <dariocaruso> .......
[02:11] <sebsebseb> getxsick: not 100%
[02:12] <sebsebseb> getxsick: ,but pretty much see the release notes
[02:12] <dooner> !gpg | kronopio
[02:12] <cybotron> sebsebseb, bazhang i actually joined #windows channel for a bit and found it inactive, though many users were logged in. so i don't know where else to go to chat about my favourite '95 release.
[02:12] <cappicard> http://linuxadministration.us/2008/07/12/apache2-bandwidth-limiting-in-ubuntu-hardy-804/ :)
[02:12] <sebsebseb> cybotron: see my pm
[02:12] <kronopio> I am working on applying gpg to thunderbird i just don't know how
[02:12] <cappicard> this one worked alot better for me
[02:12] <bazhang> cybotron, #defocus perhaps, for ubuntu chat #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:12] <getxsick> sebsebseb: i use XFS but /boot as ext3...i was thinking to use ext4 for /boot
[02:12] <kronopio> thanks
[02:12] <cybotron> sebsebseb how do i do it in irssi?
[02:12] <getxsick> bt maybe i will stay with ext3
[02:13] <dooner> kronopio, install gpg and then look for enigmail
[02:13] <sebsebseb> cybotron: nevermind join this channel #megworld   your Windows 95 loving talk will make things interesting
[02:13] <cappicard> getxsick, I use reiserfs for everything except for /home and /srv (they're ext3) so that I can access them from windows
[02:13] <meheren> i was wondering how exatly one can make a hard link of a _directory_ ? does anyone know, the ln command returns "ln: directory name: Is a directory
[02:13] <dooner> getxsick, I am running ext4 on my netbook and my work station and so far it hasn't blowed up.
[02:14] <JamesD772> OK my ath0 says "device is unmanaged"
[02:14] <mib_kmj18a> meheren look at manpage for that...
[02:14] <getxsick> i dont have win...ok
[02:14] <JamesD772> well it says Wireless Networks device is unmanaged
[02:14] <meheren> mib_kmj18a, thanks, i did and it wasn't very helpfull
[02:15] <meheren> it only explained that i could create a hardlink of multiple files and place them in a specified directory, but the directory im trying to link to is HUGE
[02:15] <sebsebseb> cybotron:   /join  #channel
[02:15] <JamesD772> no one has any ideass!?
[02:15] <macman_> hey
[02:16] <macman_> there a way to have multiple apt-gets running ?
[02:16] <Dr_Willis> Hard links dont take up any more space..  (well a little more) :)
[02:16] <Quino> can anybody help with vlc & totem media player issues?
[02:16] <cappicard> brb
[02:16] <meheren> quino, state your problem if someone can help, they will
[02:16] <sebsebseb> Quino: maybe, but you  should  have Banshee and mplayer installed as well :)
[02:16] <JamesD772> OK my ath0 says "device is unmanaged"
[02:16] <sebsebseb> Quino: what's your issue?
[02:17] <JamesD772> well it says Wireless Networks device is unmanaged
[02:17] <Quino> i am unable to play video files in either program
[02:17] <benje> meheren: why do you want to use hard link insyead of softlink ? or why don't use bind ?
[02:18] <benje> Quino: open format ?
[02:18] <Quino> i was able to play them a short time by opening vlc & totem through the terminal and opening the files using Ctrl+O but now they stopping working again
[02:18] <meheren> benje, had'nt thought of bind, i need hardlink because softlinks cause screwy issues with iTunes, and that's what im linking, a iTunes dir
[02:18] <Quino> avi/wmv/mpg
[02:18] <steven_> !42
[02:18] <steven_> heh
[02:18] <vigo> Good one
[02:19] <steven_> Hmmm I wonder what it says about...
[02:19] <steven_> !Microsoft
[02:19] <steven_> haha
[02:19] <bazhang> steven_, /msg ubottu please
[02:19] <JamesD772> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1028541   it says "Change That" in reference to the "managed=false" but wha do i change it TOO?
[02:19] <vigo> There is also an Ubuntu Bot online,,,one sec
[02:20] <benje> bind is an otion of mount meheren to attach  elsewhere a mounted directory  ln without -s may do a hard link or -d to hardlink directory see man of ln
[02:20] <benje> meheren:
[02:20] <meheren> ah thanks so much
[02:21] <gregge> how can I get the default keyring manager to not ask for a pw every time I start Ubuntu?
[02:21] <benje> gregge: you have to enter your password at start of session
[02:21] <usser> gregge, it asks when connecting to a network?
[02:21] <Meinte_> Does anyone know about any software to make professional fill in printed forms
[02:21] <benje> else if you don't you have to enter pass
[02:21] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> WebCam?
[02:22] <gregge> benje, I have automatic login, would it not ask for it if I didn't have automatic login?
[02:22] <_chun> How can I logout on the command line? By which I mean, go straight to the login screen?
[02:22] <gregge> usser, yes
[02:23] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> WebCam wanted me to play an MP3 to see if I could hear audio by playing it
[02:23] <benje> gregge: yes without automatic login it would not ask and it use your entered pass at start of sessiion
[02:23] <usser> gregge, right click network manager, edit connections pick your connection->edit, put a tick on "available to all users"
[02:23] <Quino> i have the errors messages from the terminal of what is happening when attempting to play the video files.
[02:23] <Quino> should i post it up?
[02:23] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> anyone?
[02:24] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> WebCam wanted me to play an MP3 to see if I could hear audio by playing it
[02:24] <benje> Quino: see topic
[02:24] <gregge> usser, where do I find the network manager?
[02:25] <eseven73> Does anyone have a working Proftp.conf they could pastebin? all the HOWtos for setting it up is just mind boggling
[02:25] <usser> gregge, upper right corner in the system tray, its the icon with two monitors
[02:25]  * NoSoundOnUbuntu needs AUDIO help............ I know it is shocking
[02:25] <gregge> usser, darn, I can't find that icon, is there another way?
[02:26] <usser> gregge, nm-connection-editor
[02:26] <usser> gregge, type that on the terminal
[02:26] <benje> -**
[02:28] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: what doens say " aplay -l"
[02:28] <ienorand> gregge: or use menu to go to preferences - network connections
[02:28] <sebsebseb> Quino: have you installed the codecs?
[02:28] <gregge> usser, I can't find where it says "available to all users"
[02:28] <neoTheCat> does anyone know where there is package version of sqlite 3.6.13?
[02:28] <dooner> eseven73, have you tried running proftpd with the -nd5 flags to watch the debug logs to see why it  isn't working?
[02:28] <Quino> yes
[02:29] <usser> gregge, click edit on the connection
[02:29] <gregge> usser, sorry I'm blind, I found it
[02:29] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, checking
[02:29] <elexodus> Dr_Willis: still there?
[02:29] <gregge> usser, so when ticked it won't ask me in the future?
[02:29] <usser> gregge, shouldnt
[02:29] <elexodus> Uuu: still there?
[02:29] <WIGGMPk> my desktop icons do not show up on the desktop after logging in... where is the show desktop setting in gconf-editor?
[02:30] <gregge> usser, thanks a lot then!
[02:30] <gregge> I'll try it asap
[02:30] <sebsebseb> Quino: we can chat here, it's not that busy
[02:30] <sebsebseb> Quino: sudo apt-get install  ubuntu-restricted-extras
[02:30] <Quino> ok
[02:30] <benje> WIGGMPk:  apps/nautilus/desktop
[02:30] <sebsebseb> Quino: sudo apt-get install banshee
[02:30] <sebsebseb> Quino: sudo apt-get install mplayer  that can play like everything
[02:30] <sebsebseb> Quino: and Banshee is just nice :)
[02:30] <Quino> we tried opening each program through the terminal and that seemed to work.
[02:30] <Quino> i did that already
[02:31] <Quino> still no play
[02:31] <nightrid3r> !paste
[02:31] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, http://paste.ubuntu.com/163216/
[02:31] <Quino> i dont have banshee.
[02:31] <WIGGMPk> benje: hmm, its in apps/nautilus/preferences for me
[02:32] <WIGGMPk> benje: and its already checked... any clue as to why my icons arent showing up?
[02:32] <eseven73> dooner, ok I used gproftpd, Im able to login but I cant access any folders
[02:32] <nightrid3r> eseven73: http://paste.ubuntu.com/163219/
[02:32] <benje> WIGGMPk: try restart nautilus maybe i 'don't know why , do you get message at start ?
[02:32] <Magician> hello
[02:33] <dooner> eseven73, any folders?  or any folders outside of your homedir ?
[02:33] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, http://paste.ubuntu.com/163216/
[02:33] <WIGGMPk> benje: nope, it just doesnt show up.. restarting does the same thing.. its weird.. it shows up when I select Places > <home folder>
[02:33] <eseven73> dooner, any, I set it up to access /var/www/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/
[02:34] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: ok your device is up try this now read a file  aplay /usr/share/sounds/question.wav
[02:34] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benji, WebCam wanted me to play an MP3 to see if I could hear audio by playing it
[02:34] <benje> yes that it but not need to read mp3 using wav is better for test
[02:34] <dooner> eseven73, do the permissions on that directory allow the user you are logging on as to to access it?  What is the error msg you get?
[02:35] <benje> if you don't have mp3 codec that would not read
[02:35] <zero_vector> http://computerscienceramblings.blogspot.com/2009/05/java-runs-benchmark-in-half-time-of-c.html
[02:35] <Quino> ok i posted in the pastebin
[02:35] <Bensawsome> ok this is wierd... i cant connect to any irc network through either xchat or irssi.... i have tried 3 different servers and several different ports on each. i made sure none are blocked in my firewalls, and i also see that its giving them the wrong ip :/ the error is "cannot assign requrested address: <IPHERE>"
[02:35] <Quino> here is the link: http://paste.ubuntu.com/163221/
[02:35] <dragonmantank> Anyone here using screen and tinyfugue?
[02:36] <rodietze> look I don't know which linux ditro to use, but my doubt is: If I have lets say Ubuntu 3... a very old version, can I keep it updated without installing a new version? and without downloading lots of packages? I dont want to rely on the libraries already in my OS.. can I always compile libraries on my own and use them, so lets say if some program depends on libxml2 I can go there and compile it on my own?
[02:36] <Bensawsome> oh and i can ping the networks fine through terminal :/
[02:36] <rodietze> would the SO know I have it installed from now on?
[02:36] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, , OK, but IDK if I have a wav............ here is pastebin http://paste.ubuntu.com/163223/
[02:36] <benje> you have'nt enough resourcess Quino insufficient resources for operation
[02:36] <_chun> How can I disable/quicken the fade time before the screensaver is activated?
[02:36] <eseven73> dooner, yea it just says no such file or directory
[02:36] <coleys> _chun: Settings > Preferences > Screensaver?
[02:36] <kronopio> thanks!
[02:36] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: you have it this is common to all ubunut distrib ;)
[02:36] <Bensawsome> everything else works fine :( and i have an irc server running on it but i didnt think that would matter as long i i used a different port while connecting to other networks :/
[02:37] <mythman> Installed wbar from a deb file how do i run it
[02:37] <_chun> coleys: first thing I tried, no option
[02:37] <acerna> dragonmantank, I regularly use screen and i've used tiny fuge before
[02:37] <Dr_Willis> mythman:  open terminal try 'wbar'
[02:37] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: do you hear a sound ?
[02:37] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, , ok, IDK very much about Ubuntu
[02:37] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> nope
[02:37] <_chun> when I say fade-time, I mean the screen fading out, not the inactivity time before it's triggered
[02:37] <coleys> _chun: Should be there, don't know why it wouldn't =
[02:37] <dooner> eseven73 do you have a pastebin of your config?  easiest way to debug is to stop the service, then run it from command line as root.  sudo proftpd -nd5 and then connect.  It will dump lots of debug info, and hopefully show you why it no work
[02:37] <dragonmantank> acerna: Any tips on getting PgUp to actually work and to not have the screen refresh and drop all the text when you reconnect?
[02:38] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: check control volume and your connection all seem to be ok about driver and read
[02:38] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> want me to do it again?
[02:38] <coleys> _chun: You mean... monitor turning off?
[02:38] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> volumes are all the way up
[02:38] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> IDK if there is a mute on the keyboard that doesn't show on the vol  controls
[02:38] <acerna> dragonmantank, have you tried playing with the term type settings for your screen session?
[02:39] <Quino> benje: how do i fix this?
[02:39] <acerna> dragonmantank, i'm assuming it works outside of screen fine?
[02:39] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: do you use alsa driver ? as devices ? close all firefox and sound program
[02:39] <dragonmantank> acerna: No, how do I do that?
[02:39] <eseven73> dooner k
[02:39] <arellanos> bonsoir à tous les gens!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[02:39] <eseven73> dooner, give me a bit
[02:39] <coleys> !fr | arellanos
[02:39] <arellanos> comment allez-vous???
[02:40] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> ok, only thing open is xchat, benje
[02:40] <benje> Quino: you can check in preferences > sound and in mixer applet
[02:40] <dragonmantank> acerna: No, it doesn't work outside of screen either (Incidently, I know it works fine on CentOS, so its something with the terminal settings)
[02:40] <_chun> coleys: no - when the screensaver is activated, it fades in - try typing gnome-screensaver-command -a and you'll see what I mean. I'd just prefer it to be instant, rather than spending a few seconds fading
[02:40] <bonhoffer> what is the default gnome web browser?
[02:40] <bonhoffer> (not firefox)
[02:41] <acerna> dragonmantank, man screen has more info about it but I think that's the right direction I think you have to set the term type to something specific
[02:41] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, ok, only thing open is xchat
[02:41] <coleys> _chun: Sorry I can't actually test that. I run xubuntu myself. =/
[02:41] <dragonmantank> acerna: OK, thanks
[02:41] <Magician> ephiphany
[02:41] <xorred> I need help I just ruined my system.... my hdd setup: 50 G empty, 50 G windows, I setup windows on the 2nd part of the hdd (sda3, then setup ubuntu on first part of hdd (sda5)- ok but seems it created one more partition on sda6 - so I reboot in live cd, delete sda6, resize sda5.. now it errors GRUB 22....
[02:41] <LjL> bonhoffer: epiphany-browser
[02:41] <benje> ok NoSoundOnUbuntu check menu preferences sound and mixer applet
[02:41] <bonhoffer> LjL, thanks
[02:41] <_chun> coleys: ah, okay, fair dos. I'll have a look around in gconf-editor.
[02:41] <benje> not more LjL bonhoffer
[02:41] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, under volume control?
[02:42] <maxwave> 1
[02:42] <coleys> _chun: Good luck, ill see if I can find something.
[02:42] <xorred> please help...
[02:42] <Quino> benje: what am i too look for? I am pretty new to linux so I don't really know what to do.
[02:42] <acerna> dragonmantank, you could try playing with the terminal session on gnome-terminal or whatever you use first
[02:42] <zaidka> xorred, you need to re-setup grub
[02:42] <bonhoffer> benje, ?
[02:42] <xorred> but how do I change the partition numbers in it
[02:42] <zaidka> xorred, windows works?
[02:42] <xorred> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351&highlight=restore+grub - I found this restore guide
[02:42] <xorred> no, ubuntu overwrite boot record and add windows to grub
[02:42] <xorred> so now no  grub no windows
[02:43] <vertagano> xorred, was sda6 the swap partition?
[02:43] <kronopio> how do i get updates from al the news sites I care about and blogs in one place
[02:43] <xorred> yes
[02:43] <kronopio> with thunderbird?
[02:43] <xorred> I delete 2nd swap, after the linux one and resized the linux one
[02:43] <voodoo_child> kronopio, any rss reader
[02:43] <xorred> there was already one swap from before
[02:43] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje in Volume COntrol......all the preferences are Checked............each Tab In Volume Control has sound maxed and UNmuted
[02:43] <xorred> I thought it will recognize it...
[02:43] <zaidka> xorred, probably windows still works, try using the boot cd to set windows partition as active, if you want to make sure
[02:44] <xorred> but I can't select windows menu
[02:44] <xorred> it just errors out grub 22
[02:44] <xorred> I can't even see the boot options
[02:44] <zaidka> xorred: yes don't worry about that.. that's probably a grub problem
[02:44] <benje> ok NoSoundOnUbuntu and in menu sound ?
[02:44] <xorred> yes, I'm logged in via live cd now
[02:44] <chrisb62> is the ext4 filesystem worth it? i accidentally installed 9.04 with ext3 and dont want to reformat for nothing
[02:44] <zaidka> xorred: so just follow the tutorial on the link you just pasted
[02:44] <dazjorz> chrisb62: it's not that important :)
[02:44] <FloridaGuy> where do i go to edit the gl screensaver in gnome
[02:44] <xorred> I did but it just shows the same settings - the tutorial is for restoring grub
[02:45] <xorred> not writing new values for new partition numbers...
[02:45] <usser> chrisb62, you dont have to reformat you can convert ext3 to ext4