[00:00] <Daenyth> Francis: to the best of my knowledge amarok will, and I've used gtkpod in the past
[00:00] <andreas> hey is there a way to get the microphone to work on my laptop?
[00:00] <Dr_willis> y_,  runing wires would help a lot i bet. :P
[00:00] <Daenyth> Francis: I still recommend using rockbox
[00:00] <phroughy> Francis: i have gotten banshee to sync with my ipod
[00:00] <y_> Dr_willis -- hmm. You're probably right.
[00:00] <Francis> Rockbox, on their site says it won't run on a touch
[00:00] <velko> dkbg, the uid is more important. you can match the gid if you like because it's nicer
[00:00] <Francis> So I guess thats out the window
[00:00] <Daenyth> Francis: that's a shame
[00:00] <wimpies> need some help with xorg.  installed new Motherboard, Rebooted in linux all was OK, rebooted again and now my resolution of the display is all wrong.  AFAIK no errors in xorg.0.log.  Anybody ???
[00:00] <dkbg> velko: and then do chgrp -R /home/user I guess?
[00:00] <Daenyth> Francis: oh well, gtkpod/amarok/banshee should work
[00:00] <fale> hi, I have installed kdelibs-doc. How can I read the documentation?
[00:01] <Dr_willis> y_,  of couese i regularry tranfer 8+gb files around my network -  My slow wireless wont cut it for me.
[00:01] <Daenyth> fale: try "man man"
[00:01] <ryanakca> how can I make everything in directory/ that isn't a subdirectory non-executable?
[00:01] <phroughy> Francis:  i rocommend banshee personally
[00:01] <fale> Daenyth: ok, thx
[00:01] <bod_> where can i get grime?
[00:01] <y_> Dr_willis -- I think changing the hardware setup is definitely in order. 20 client machiens all using wifi is a little nuts.
[00:01] <martyn> Daenyth - only ONE time?!! I used to be pretty pro MS (sorry), but some people I found very influential and privacy rights (or wrongs) of MS quite disturbing. Couldn't move the mountain so found a new one to climb.
[00:01] <velko> dkbg, i've never used chgrp lol. but it seems as if something is missing from your command - the group name :-)
[00:01] <y_> Dr_willis -- I'm just wondering what mess to fix first at this lab.
[00:01] <Daenyth> bod_: grime as in related to scumm? I didn't know it was done :D
[00:01] <soldats> wimpies, did you try setting the correct resolution in the desktop settings menu
[00:01] <Francis> K hopefully you will be able to answer my final question, if I backup to cd the music I have purchase from iTunes can I restore it on one of those programs? (Sorry if im being a pain)
[00:01] <y_> Dr_willis I'm trying to setup LDAP but got stuck
[00:01] <Daenyth> martyn: it was a lot of low-level stuff and then a final straw
[00:02] <Daenyth> Francis: no
[00:02] <Dr_willis> y_,  yep.  Sounds like fun. There is that edubuntu release/variant thats designed for that sort of setup i belive
[00:02] <Daenyth> well
[00:02] <bod_> Daenyth, grime is a grub graphics editor
[00:02] <Daenyth> sortof
[00:02] <y_> Dr_willis -- that's what I've got... but it doesn't share users. (!!!)
[00:02] <Francis> That's the only think I'm worried about, loosing music I've paid for
[00:02] <wimpies> soldats : did not change it but will see ...
[00:02] <Daenyth> Francis: if you have .aac files, the answer is no, they use apple's DRM, which means you cannot play them. If you burn to an audio cd and then re-rip, you can
[00:02] <Daenyth> or if you bought ones without DRM in the first place
[00:03] <Daenyth> Francis: it's really pretty trivial to get a good music collection with google and bittorrent
[00:03] <dkbg> velko: yes I have realised, but it matched the chown command you gave earlier :P
[00:03] <Dr_willis> y_,  never notic4ed. :) i just have a 4 pc home lan.
[00:03] <Daenyth> and you'll probably get better sound quality to boot
[00:03] <Daenyth> itunes is a massive scam
[00:03] <y_> hmpf. ok.
[00:03] <y_> Anyone in here ever use LDAP with Ubuntu?
[00:03] <Francis> They are .m4p and when I view them on windows there is a padlock on them
[00:03] <dkbg> velko: and I just read that you can specify both user and group in the chown command by seperating them with a colon
[00:03] <velko> dkbg, ok. my fault. sorry
[00:03] <Daenyth> y_: no, but I might be setting up an ubuntu machine at work which will need it
[00:04] <Daenyth> so if you have any advice, I'm all ears
[00:04] <Dr_willis> Daenyth,  ill raise your statement.. The Music Industry is a massive scam
[00:04] <velko> dkbg, yep, this is what i always do
[00:04] <wimpies> soldats : hmm, can scale up to 1240x800 but my res is 1240x1024.  Noticed in xorg.log that 1240x1024 was not selected but why ? Worked before ???
[00:04] <Francis> Yeah I have only really used iTunes when been bought gift vouchers
[00:04] <LjL> i'll raise
[00:04] <LjL> !ot
[00:04] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[00:04] <y_> Dr_willis -- good luck. got stuck on the tutuorials I saw.
[00:04] <Daenyth> Francis: most likely DRM, you cannot play them without jumping through hoops. I recommend downloading them again off of bittorrent
[00:04] <Francis> Ok cheers, you have been a massive help
[00:04] <Daenyth> np
[00:05] <soldats> wimpies, i believe it should be set to 1280x1024
[00:05] <LjL> you're recommending piracy? please don't
[00:05]  * Daenyth shrugs
[00:05] <Daenyth> in any case
[00:05] <matt3453> can anyone help me out? i'm trying to mirror a site using wget but it only pulls the main index.html file
[00:05] <Daenyth> anyone here familiar with unetbootin from win98?
[00:05] <Daenyth> matt3453: wget -R, but that's somewhat rude
[00:05] <|Gabo|> hi everyone
[00:05] <Jack_Sparrow> wimpies: Looks like your monitor v/h refresh was not setup correctly
[00:06] <matt3453> Daenyth, eh, i'm not aiming to be polite in this case :)
[00:06] <matt3453> ie. project chanology :)
[00:06] <wimpies> soldats : yes sorry 1280 i meant.  Why does he not select this resoltion.  Worked before !
[00:06] <Daenyth> matt3453: they may also blacklist wget, so you should check the -U flag also
[00:06] <matt3453> yea, did that
[00:06] <matt3453> --user-agent=mozilla
[00:06] <Daenyth> -R or --recursive is what you want
[00:06] <wimpies> jack_Sparrow : setup worked before the new Mob and disk is the same
[00:06] <y_> Aside from the whole thin-client thing, what is the difference between EDU and Ubuntu?
[00:06] <Daenyth> matt3453: I recommend -U "Look behind you, a three-headed monkey!"
[00:06] <soldats> wimpies, is it possible for you to check your monitors manual and make sure all the refresh rates are correctly placed in your xorg.conf
[00:07] <matt3453> Daenyth, haha, nice, i like it
[00:07] <Dr_willis> y_,  i think default installed programs - and themes.
[00:07] <|Gabo|> i've some trouble with gwget.... i try to download from a page like ftp server (with mp3 files) but download only links but not the file linked...
[00:07] <Jack_Sparrow> wimpies: IS it an onboard video card?
[00:07] <|Gabo|> why?
[00:08] <matt3453> still no luck.... "wget --user-agent=mozilla -R --connect-timeout=0.1 --waitretry=1 --tries=0 -m --output-document=/dev/null"
[00:08] <Daenyth> matt3453: dunno what to tell you
[00:08] <wimpies> jack_sparrow : no it is not it is nv 8600 GT (same as before the boot)
[00:09] <wimpies> soldats : AFAIK the refresh rates are as specified in the manual ... checking ...
[00:09] <Daenyth> matt3453: try using the index.html file specified as a url list maybe
[00:09] <Daenyth> or grep the urls out
[00:09] <matt3453> Daenyth, ah, good idea
[00:10] <Rufus> is there a reason that all of my screenlets have a black background?
[00:10] <Rufus> solid blkac
[00:10] <Rufus> black*
[00:10] <wimpies> back in a sec
[00:11] <bod_> Hey guys, ive just installed a package from synaptic called,. grub-splashimages,. where has it installed/put the files?
[00:11] <soldats> bod_, use the locate command
[00:11] <bod_> soldats, good idea,. cheers
[00:11] <phroughy> !nvidia
[00:11] <velko> bod_, dpkg -L grub-splashimages will show you all installed files by this packge
[00:11] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[00:11] <Dr_willis> or use the packae manager tool to see the details on the package
[00:12] <bod_> velko, ty m8
[00:12] <mohbana> does anyone find that Evince Document Viewer 2.20.1 does not render fonts well?
[00:12] <Rufus> is there a reason that all of my screenlets have a black background?
[00:12] <sixpence> Hey. I have a .deb file I that I need to use to install a file, how do I do that?
[00:12] <bod_> velko, soldats, well who'd of guessed its gone into /boot/grub/splashimages,.,. lol cheers
[00:13] <Jack_Sparrow> sixpence: normally just double click it.. but need to ask, where did you get it?
[00:13] <soldats> bod_, :P
[00:13] <magnetron> x-punk: tja
[00:13] <Rufus> anyone know?
[00:13] <sixpence> Jack_Sparrow: In CLI...
[00:13] <DICK404> I JUST UN-STALLED THE NV GRAPHICS  DRIVER AND MY DISPLAY IS SCREWY? I CAN SEE WINDOWS LIKE XCHAT BUT NOTING ELSE? HOW DO I FIX IT?
[00:14] <Rufus> try not talking in all capital letters
[00:14] <Jack_Sparrow> !caps | DICK404
[00:14] <sudobash> Hey Seveas I never got the driver to work and I have tried quite a few things
[00:14] <ubotu> DICK404: PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too.
[00:14] <phroughy> sixpence: dpkg should be able to do it
[00:14] <sudobash> including the restricted driver and multiple xorgs even new xorg
[00:14] <magnetron> DICK404: try reinstalling the nvidia driver.
[00:14] <DICK404> HOW?
[00:14] <sudobash> xorg.conf*
[00:14] <phroughy> DICK404: please dont type in all caps
[00:14] <magnetron> DICK404: well, how did you uninstall it?
[00:15] <Dr_willis> nothing  else? Hmm
[00:15] <DICK404> with add and remove?
[00:15] <Rufus> ever think that his caps is stuck on
[00:15] <Jack_Sparrow> Rufus: That is virtually NEVER the case
[00:15] <Rufus> is there a reason that all of my screenlets have a black background?
[00:15] <Rufus> someone help please
[00:15] <magnetron> DICK404: did you uninstall it with Add/remove?
[00:15] <DICK404> yes
[00:15] <Dr_willis> Of course one has towonder WHY he removed the nidia drivers.
[00:16] <DICK404> berly crashed.
[00:16] <Hub441> hi!
[00:16] <Jack_Sparrow> !beryl
[00:16] <ubotu> Beryl has been merged with Compiz to form Compiz-Fusion.  New Beryl installs are discouraged. See also !compiz
[00:16] <phroughy> Rufus: what version are you running?
[00:16] <magnetron> DICK404: try using Add/Remove to install your driver again. then restart your computer, and see if that fixes it.
[00:16] <Dr_willis> ahh the plot thickens.
[00:16] <phroughy> Hub441: hi!
[00:16] <support> anybody who could assist me how to create new apache site?
[00:16] <Hub441> i'm a low bandwidth user and id like to donwload all files that i need for "apt-get upgrade" somewhere else at a nother PC. how can i get such a file/link list?
[00:16] <Rufus> phroughy, no idea
[00:16] <DICK404> i don't have any windows..... all i have is a comment line and there xhcat window
[00:17] <phroughy> support: i recommend you use xampp/lampp
[00:17] <phroughy> Rufus: what verios of ubuntu?
[00:17] <Rufus> not sure of that either
[00:17] <support> ubuntu 7 server
[00:17] <Jack_Sparrow> Rufus: lsb_release -a
[00:17] <DICK404> how do i install the NV driver with the command line?
[00:17] <elat0> a
[00:18] <phroughy> !xampp
[00:18] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about xampp - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[00:18] <dk4nno> buenas
[00:18] <Rufus> 7.10 gutsy
[00:18] <jeffMASTERflex> DICK404: depends on your video card. usually its "sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-new"
[00:18] <phroughy> support: i recomend you use xampp, just google it.  its by friends of apache
[00:18] <dk4nno> necesito ayuda con la web wam
[00:18] <bod_> hey guys,,. im reading a readme for GRIME and it says i have to configure then make install, i've run the script called configure,. but im not sure how to do the make install?
[00:18] <Jack_Sparrow> RufusDid you install beryl.. How?
[00:18] <support> I can access already my apache...giving me the it works page...
[00:18] <ePax> support: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Gutsy#Ubuntu_7.10_LAMP_Server
[00:19] <phroughy> rufus: do you have an older video card or not using correct drivers?
[00:19] <ePax> !lamp support
[00:19] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about lamp support - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[00:19] <support> Is it still alright to install xamp?
[00:19] <phroughy> support: ah, what do you need help with then?
[00:19] <Rufus> phroughy, i have an onboard video card, so its pretty crappy
[00:19] <dk4nno> alguien de habla espa#ola
[00:19] <dk4nno> ??
[00:19] <Rufus> i just wont use it
[00:19] <Jack_Sparrow> !es > dk4nno
[00:19] <dreamnid> support: look in the /etc/apache/sites-available folder
[00:19] <support> how would I configure in a way that I could create a new site
[00:19] <dreamnid> support: there should be an example site you can use
[00:20] <dkbg> velko: well that was fun, everything is working fine though now
[00:20] <phroughy> support: just put the files you want in the htdocs folder
[00:20] <velko> dkbg, sup. congrat!
[00:20] <dk4nno> Jack_Sparrow, hi
[00:20] <dkbg> velko: had to change the permissions on some stuff in /tmp which was completely messing up the session initiation
[00:20] <phroughy> brb dropping to terminal to install video drivers
[00:20] <dk4nno> Jack_Sparrow, i need help
[00:20] <dreamnid> support: Then use a2ensite <name of conf> to enable the site
[00:21] <velko> dkbg, or just restart. /tmp is cleaned on boot
[00:21] <bod_> Jack_Sparrow, could you do me a favour,. i need someone to download GRIME (a grub editor) from :http://sourceforge.net/project/downloading.php?group_id=131377&use_mirror=surfnet&filename=grime-<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.bz2&53272376     and then tell me how to do thre make install part,.,. could you help plz?
[00:21] <Jack_Sparrow> dk4nno: Kust ask your question in as much detail as possible
[00:21] <Dr_willis> bod_,  the command would be  'make install' :)
[00:21] <dreamnid> support: Alternatively, you can just edit /etc/apache2/sites-available/default to your needs
[00:21] <bod_> Dr_willis, yer, but make install wot?
[00:21] <Dr_willis> bod_,  you may need a ' sudo make install '
[00:21] <bod_> Dr_willis, sudo make install wot?
[00:21] <dkbg> velko: I did restart actually because I thought that too, but oddly it didn't fix it
[00:21] <Jack_Sparrow> bod_: There is no reason for a grub editor...  any text editor can let you do grub
[00:22] <Dr_willis> bod_,    You are making this WAY too hard.. the exact command is 'make install' :)   or 'sudo make install'
[00:22] <dkbg> velko: I had to change the gid in /etc/group as well, didn't get that at first
[00:22] <stargazer> having problem with java
[00:22] <Dr_willis> bod_,  that runs the make command and tells it to look in the 'install' section of the config fules that make reads.
[00:22] <Billybob>  .
[00:22] <dreamnid> bod_: Still having that problem?
[00:22] <bod_> Jack_Sparrow, im having problems getting a splash image working in grub, but it says ive made the image wrong,. but its 640x480 and only 14 colours, just like the guide says
[00:23] <bod_> dreamnid, which one m8,. i have had loads ,.,.;)
[00:23] <dreamnid> bod_: And I would use checkinstall instead of make install since it will create a deb package first
[00:23] <support> i want to set-up here joomla
[00:23] <bod_> Dr_willis, so just cd to the file then typr sudo make install?
[00:23] <dreamnid> bod_: I'm assuming the ubuntu loading screen problem
[00:23] <velko> dkbg, you're a fast learner ;-)
[00:23] <Jack_Sparrow> bod_: what tutorial are you following
[00:23] <phroughy> well i broke x
[00:23] <Billybob> brodie: u still in here?
[00:23] <support> in my apache2 server...how would it be done?
[00:23] <bod_> dreamnid, no i fixed that,.,. eventually
[00:23] <stargazer> i'm having problesm with java, can't find the right command to use or the name of the file is off a bit, need to get java!
[00:23] <dkbg> velko: ha, well I do have some experience, there are just some gaps :P
[00:23] <Jack_Sparrow> !java
[00:23] <ubotu> To install a Java runtime/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java6-jre from the !Multiverse repository (in !Backports for !Edgy)
[00:24] <bod_> Jack_Sparrow, :http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=30341&page=4       i can get his image to work but not mine
[00:24] <velko> dkbg, obviously. a n00b would not be so fast in figuring it out
[00:24] <bajaboy1010> jo
[00:25] <stargazer> "E: Couldn't find package sun-java-jre" -- anyone???
[00:25] <Dr_willis> bod_,  you got it..
[00:25] <Jack_Sparrow> bod_: I am too tired to go through all of that...
[00:25] <DIL> there is something i just don't get. there are some excellent programs attached to ubuntu.  that has to cost money how can they give it away free
[00:25] <soldats> !java | stargazer
[00:25] <ubotu> stargazer: To install a Java runtime/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java6-jre from the !Multiverse repository (in !Backports for !Edgy)
[00:25] <bajaboy1010> Could anyone help me out? I get an error when i try to update..
[00:25] <Jack_Sparrow> !find sun-java6-jre
[00:25] <ubotu> Found: sun-java6-jre
[00:25] <gtt> !multiverse | stargazer
[00:25] <ubotu> stargazer: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource
[00:25] <phroughy> stargazer: sun-java6-jre
[00:25] <Jack_Sparrow> !info sun-java6-jre
[00:25] <ubotu> sun-java6-jre (source: sun-java6): Sun Java(TM) Runtime Environment (JRE) 6 (architecture independent files). In component multiverse, is optional. Version 6-03-0ubuntu2 (gutsy), package size 6179 kB, installed size 14168 kB
[00:25] <bod_> Dr_willis, kk will try,. cheers dude,. im relatively new to this so i thought it might need me to tell it what to make install  ,.,.obviously not,.,. cheers
[00:26] <soldats> wow that just filled my whole page up
[00:26] <Dr_willis> bod_,  the 'compile from source' is pertty much a standard 2 or 3 commands. from the source dir,   './configure' 'make' 'sudo make install'
[00:26] <phroughy> soldats: yeah lol
[00:26] <Jack_Sparrow> stargazer: You need to enable multiverse repo
[00:26] <phroughy> bod_: its often helpful to run a "sudo apt-get build-dep appname"
[00:26] <bod_> Dr_willis, theres a script in there called configure,. i guess thats doing the ./configure   you mentioned,.yer?
[00:26] <Dr_willis> bod_,  you will find those commands/examples given on 1000's of readmes. :)
[00:26] <stargazer> how do i make my computer stop beeping!?
[00:27] <Dr_willis> bod_,  bingo! :)
[00:27] <bod_> ok
[00:27] <bajaboy1010> "dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg -- configure -a' to correct the problem"
[00:27] <bajaboy1010> what dose this mean? I don't know how to fix it
[00:27] <Dr_willis> stargazer,  depends on when/where/whats beeping
[00:27] <stargazer> i keep getting highlighted and it beeps!
[00:27] <Dr_willis> bajaboy1010,  sudo dpkg -- configure -a   like it says. :)
[00:27] <bajaboy1010> oh..\
[00:27] <Dr_willis> stargazer,  so your IRC client beeps when someone says your name?
[00:27] <bod_> Dr_willis, i have a problem,.,.make: *** No rule to make target `install'. Stop.
[00:27] <phroughy> bajaboy1010: it means that the configuration was interepted, you need to tell it to finish
[00:28] <Dr_willis> bod_,  you got some odd source  then thats not following the normal rules. Time to checks its readmes
[00:28] <soldats> bod_, is there a README.txt
[00:28] <Dr_willis> bod_,  just try 'make'
[00:28] <bod_> Dr_willis, make then make install?
[00:28] <Billybob> brodie: u still around?
[00:28] <wimpies> soldats : made sure freqs are oK (30-80 H 30-85 V) but still 1280x1024 remains invalid (HSync out of range)
[00:28] <stargazer> Dr_willis, it's not the client (i think) it's the tower that beeps when someone highlights me ( how do i make it stop ) ??
[00:28] <phroughy> gosh darnit, i can't fix x
[00:28] <bajaboy1010> when I try to open up the terminal ubuntu just restarts...
[00:29] <Dr_willis> bod_,   if  make install failed.. then it failed. :) just try make
[00:29] <bod_> Dr_willis, oopps,. i dont think i have 1 of the requiremments,. ImageMagick
[00:29] <Dr_willis> stargazer,  the irc client has to be telling the system to beep.
[00:29] <bod_> Dr_willis, :make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop.
[00:29] <stargazer> how do i make it stop then1?
[00:29] <Dr_willis> bod_,  watch the ./configure output for errors/missing parts
[00:29] <Dr_willis> atar depends on your irc client.
[00:30] <bod_> Dr_willis, i never did that ./configure,. the script called configure is all ive pressed
[00:30] <bajaboy1010> Why is it, that when i start the terminal the system reboots...?
[00:30] <Dr_willis> bod_,  You have to run  ./configure First
[00:30] <phroughy> bajaboy1010: you mean the terminal in applications accesories?
[00:30] <Dr_willis> THEn 'make'
[00:30] <bajaboy1010> yeah
[00:30] <jeroenimo> Anyone here knows why a MacBook Pro rev 2 with ub 7.10 does not like logging out of gnome or hibernate or suspend ?
[00:30] <ubuntuo> hey guys, im having  a probleming burning music to a cd-rw. after it burns it says "Please insert a blank cd"
[00:30] <ubuntuo> i dont know whats wrong with it
[00:30] <bod_> Dr_willis, :checking for pygtk >= 2.4... [: 58: ==: unexpected operator (character turn) no
[00:30] <soldats> wimpies, did you add the 1280x1024 res modes in the correct place in the xorg.conf ie. in the right color bit part
[00:31] <phroughy> bajaboy1010: can you press ctrl-alt-f1 to get to a terminal? (press crtl-alt-f7 to get back to X)
[00:31] <Dr_willis> bod_,  now ya know why we LOVE the package manager and its packages so much
[00:31] <bod_> Dr_willis, indeed
[00:31] <Katamisan> Question, people.
[00:31] <bajaboy1010> ok
[00:31] <phroughy> Katamisan: then ask, we are not mind readers
[00:31] <Katamisan> I can't get Adept Manager to work in Ubuntu. ;_;
[00:31] <bajaboy1010> that worked thanks phroughy
[00:32] <wimpies> soldats : hmmm, my modelines seem to have dissappeared
[00:32] <bod_> Dr_willis, if i send you an image,. would you edit it to work as a grub splash image for me,. ive been tryin for about an hour now
[00:32] <phroughy> bajaboy1010: well, we probably want to get the terminal working too
[00:32] <Katamisan> Basically, I'm right below root.
[00:32] <Dr_willis> I find sysnaptic to be much better. :)
[00:32] <ubuntuo> how do you write music to a cd using Ubuntu?
[00:32] <phroughy> Katamisan: what error do you get?
[00:32] <Katamisan> As in, I have full administrative rights and everything.
[00:32] <rsk> ubuntuo: k3b
[00:32] <Dr_willis> bod_,  I dont use lame splach  images. :)  so no.
[00:32] <Katamisan> Yet when I start up Adept, it tells me that I need higher administrative rights.
[00:32] <Dr_willis> bod_,  i dont bend over backwards for themes or  other eyecandy things like that.
[00:32] <Katamisan> I tried to access it using the Sudo command, but I don't know what to type afrer Sudo.
[00:33] <Katamisan> Other that "sudo adept manager".
[00:33] <soldats> Dr_willis, lol me neither :P
[00:33] <Dr_willis> !find adept
[00:33] <ubotu> Found: adept, adept-batch, adept-common, adept-installer, adept-manager (and 2 others)
[00:33] <phroughy> Katamisan: try "kdesudo adept_manager maybe?
[00:33] <bod_> Dr_willis, ok,.,. what do i do about the error from ./configure,.,. and i love graph stuff
[00:33] <Joeseph> hello, I'm about to reinstall my XP and was just making sure I can dual install XP on my C: drive and Ubuntu on my G:\ Drive
[00:33] <Dr_willis> bod_,  no idea. Theres various grub/splash howtos out there.
[00:33] <bod_> drkk ty
[00:33] <bod_> Dr_willis, kk ty
[00:33] <Katamisan> bash: kdesudo: command not found
[00:34] <Katamisan> Joseph, yeah.
[00:34] <Katamisan> You'll just have to set up 2 partitions.
[00:34] <Katamisan> *Joeseph
[00:34] <Joeseph> 2 partitions on the G: Drive *Katamisan
[00:34] <phroughy> Katamisan: oh, maybe its kdesu
[00:34] <soldats> wimpies, well you can try to rebuild your xorg.conf file then see if it helps the if still necessary insert the correct refresh rates and modes. you can rebuild with "sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg"
[00:35] <Katamisan> I... think it worked.
[00:35] <Katamisan> It gave me a big error message, but the "Enter administrative password" window popped up.
[00:35] <jamisnemo> how do I install xfce/xubuntu over a kubuntu install?
[00:35] <phroughy> Katamisan: what was the error?
[00:36] <phroughy> jamisnemo: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[00:36] <wimpies> soldats : is nv the correct driver for nvidia ?
[00:36] <Katamisan> It's... pretty big.
[00:36] <Katamisan> ...WAIT.
[00:36] <Katamisan> It worked. ^.^
[00:36] <phroughy> Katamisan: oh, did you type it into a terminal?
[00:36] <curt> I just purchased my 6 year old a new pc .. I want to limit the internet by time of day (no mornings and no evenings) and only want to allow certain websites.  I think that I can manage all of the above with iptables if I install the time modules but is there an easier way to "kid safe" his new computer?
[00:36] <soldats> wimpies, i believe so. did you check in the menu for restricted drivers
[00:36] <phroughy> Katamisan: whenever you launch an x program in terminal it outputs lots of stuff
[00:36] <jeffMASTERflex> jamisnemo: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[00:36] <Katamisan> And now, I depart. Just like every other new person does when he enters a new server.
[00:36] <bajaboy1010> what dose it mean when this pops up
[00:36] <bajaboy1010> "dpkg: requested operation requires superuser privilege"
[00:36] <phroughy> Katamisan: bye! glad i could help
[00:36] <y_> Does anyone know if an upgrade disk will allow me to change the root password?
[00:37] <Katamisan> Yeah, I typed it in a terminal.
[00:37] <Katamisan> Thanks. ^.^
[00:37] <phroughy> bajaboy1010: put a sudo before it
[00:37] <IdleOne> bajaboy1010, use sudo
[00:37] <bajaboy1010> k
[00:37] <soldats> curt, normally you can edit most of that with the hosts file in /etc/hosts
[00:37] <Katamisan> Wait.
[00:37] <bajaboy1010> ahh
[00:37] <Katamisan> I was wrong. XD
[00:37] <Joeseph> so If I have XP on C: and Ubuntu on G:, I will have to partition my G: drive for ubuntu?
[00:38] <phroughy> Katamisan: what do you mean?
[00:38] <soldats> curt, plus if you have a router you can edit the times of internet useage there as well and block sites
[00:38] <curt> soldats, I now that I can disallow sites in /etc/hosts pointing them to localhost but is it really capable of more than that?
[00:38] <Katamisan> I can access the list of packages I can install, I just... can't install them.
[00:38] <soldats> curt, see my second post
[00:38] <wimpies> soldats  : was disabled enabled and rebooting now
[00:39] <phroughy> Katamisan: do you get an error?
[00:39] <soldats> wimpies, cool
[00:39] <curt> soldats, if I use the router .. then both my access and his are being limited.  (I don't really have a bedtime) :0
[00:39] <Katamisan> No error, just a window popping up saying I need administrative rights... when I do, in fact, have them.
[00:39] <Katamisan> When I try to install said packages, it won't let me.
[00:39] <Joeseph> okay, I'm about to do a system restore of XP on my C: drive, and then I'm going to install Ubuntu on G:,  Will I have to partition G:, or just use the whole thing?
[00:40] <stargazer> how do i activate the multiverse ? (gutsy gibbon 7.19)
[00:40] <velko> Katamisan, do you use the first user (created while installing ubuntu) or another one?
[00:40] <phroughy> Katamisan: does it ask for your password?
[00:40] <Katamisan> Joeseph, just use the whole thing.
[00:40] <curt> soldats, maybe I will hack out the iptables rules .. it should only take a couple of hours to get it perfected.
[00:40] <Katamisan> phroughy, no.
[00:40] <soldats> curt, what brand router
[00:40] <LetsGo67> My date sets itself incorrectly without my control, is there anything I can do to change that, please?
[00:40] <curt> soldats, netgear ws
[00:40] <Katamisan> velko, I use the first user.
[00:41] <Katamisan> By the way, Joeseph.
[00:41] <Joeseph> yes
[00:41] <Katamisan> From what I guess, you have two hard drives in your computer.
[00:41] <Joeseph> yes
[00:41] <RequinB5> Joseph, you can parition it if you want, that is
[00:41] <Katamisan> So yeah, just go ahead and install Ubuntu on the G drive.
[00:41] <jamisnemo> phroughy:  sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop gives back an error saying that package can't be found. Any ideas?
[00:41] <curt> soldats, funny thing about that is it has some biult-in child protection but I must use m$ for it to work (or to enable it as I recall)
[00:41] <soldats> curt, well if you log into your router is there an access/restrictions part. if so can you modify the access/restrictions for each computer ipaddress. i know on lynksys routers you can
[00:42] <phroughy> jamisnemo: do you have universe enabled?
[00:42] <jamisnemo> phroughy:  uh probably not...
[00:42] <Aval0n> anyone know if on a linksys router if you can specify a port like 1000 have it point to an internal ip and port 10010?
[00:42] <Aval0n> or would it just pass that same port number through to the internal ips?
[00:42] <wimpies>  soldats : back to 1280 !!! Thx
[00:42] <soldats> wimpies, lol awesome im glad
[00:42] <Katamisan> ...*Sigh*
[00:42] <Katamisan> Using the terminal.
[00:43] <hghghggh> how do i install CompizFusion on ubuntu 7.04?
[00:43] <phroughy> !universe | jamisnemo
[00:43] <ubotu> jamisnemo: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource
[00:43] <Katamisan> What's the command for running Adept Manager with root privelages?
[00:43] <soldats> !compiz | hghghggh
[00:43] <ubotu> hghghggh: Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - help in #compiz-fusion
[00:43] <nat6138> sudo adept?
[00:43] <phroughy> sudo adept_manager
[00:43] <curt> soldats, thanks for the pointers .. I would like to stay and help out around here a bit but maybe some other time. (no promises but I have been known to intelligently help out from time to time over on #debian))
[00:44] <soldats> hghghggh, basically you need to install ccsm because ubuntu comes with compiz installed the ccsm is the menu manager
[00:44] <pan__> sudo apt-get remove Windows XP
[00:44] <nat6138> lol
[00:44] <pan__> :)
[00:44] <RequinB5> if only it was that simple
[00:44] <nat6138> Indeed.
[00:44] <soldats> curt, thats cool, but im too used to linksys routers and i had to do the same things you are trying to do but i did them with the router
[00:44] <dkbg> too many arguments given
[00:44] <phroughy> pan__: lol
[00:44] <phroughy> pan__: you forgot the quotes
[00:44] <Joeseph> I just thought of something....  Currently I have my Documents on my other Hard Drive G,  will I want to copy them to somewhere first , put on ubuntu, and then Copy my Documents back? or what
[00:44] <Katamisan> ...Wait.
[00:44] <pan__> yeah it's funny
[00:45] <hghghggh> i have berly installed by its crashes..
[00:45] <pan__> sudo apt-get remove Windows\ XP
[00:45] <curt> my sons refurbished Dell came with Vista and I donated to the trash bin :)  .. thanks again.
[00:45] <nat6138> Isn't beryl unsupported now?
[00:45] <phroughy> pan__: nice
[00:45] <soldats> !beryl > hghghggh
[00:45] <phroughy> nat6138: thats correct
[00:45] <Katamisan> Got a different bug.
[00:45] <Jack_Sparrow> nat6138: true
[00:45] <kahrytan> hghghggh➲  why not upgrade to 7.10?
[00:45] <phroughy> Katamisan: haha, bad day. what it is?
[00:45] <Katamisan> Er, error code.
[00:45] <hghghggh> 7.10 has to many bugs..
[00:45] <Katamisan> Apparently, I already have another instance of Adept or something else like it running.
[00:46] <Katamisan> I'm running the Update Manager, so...
[00:46] <soldats> theres nothing wrong with 7.04 anyways
[00:46] <Katamisan> Could that be it?
[00:46] <kahrytan> hghghggh➲  like?
[00:46] <nat6138> Could be, close the update manager, and try adept.
[00:46] <Katamisan> ...But I'm installing 183 updates. ;_;
[00:46] <nat6138> Well, that's a problem.
[00:46] <Katamisan> XD
[00:46] <phroughy> Katamisan: yes. only one program can use dpkg at a time
[00:46] <soldats> hghghggh, well remove beryl the install compiz-fusion then install ccsm (compizconfig-settings-manager)
[00:47] <Katamisan> Well... I'll just wait for the Update Manager to finish.
[00:47] <phroughy> Katamisan: good idea :P
[00:47] <Katamisan> Another 15 minutes or so.
[00:47] <Tuari> dh -f shows one of my drives at 100 % full anyone now a command that will allow me to see the file and the amount of disk space they are using
[00:47] <Katamisan> ...Wait, 7.
[00:47] <bkar> Tuari-> du -h
[00:47] <dreamnid> Tuari: Applications -> Accessories -> Disk Usage Analyzer
[00:48] <bajaboy1010> ...
[00:48] <Katamisan> ...Wow.
[00:48] <Katamisan> What an original user name.
[00:48] <bajaboy1010> heh
[00:48] <Katamisan> Unless it's a bot.
[00:48] <phroughy> Katamisan: who?
[00:48] <phroughy> oh, ubuntu
[00:48] <Katamisan> (06:47:50 PM) ubuntu<EMAIL_ADDRESS>entered the room.
[00:48] <Katamisan> It's most likely a bot.
[00:48] <phroughy> yeah
[00:48] <Katamisan> Ah.
[00:48] <LetsGo67> My date sets itself incorrectly without my control, is there anything I can do to change that, please?
[00:49] <phroughy> can someone do a quick google for me (my x is broken...)
[00:49] <bajaboy1010> look at your computer's clock kata
[00:49] <soldats> phroughy, what happened
[00:49] <RequinB5> sure, phroughy, what do you need
 lynx
[00:49] <Katamisan> Man, this rocks.
[00:49] <phroughy> i'm using nvidia-glx, and the screen is just black (i tried lynx couldn't find what i was looking for)
[00:49] <pan__> ok
[00:49] <don_> Hey there.  Is there a channel for Ubuntu Ultimate?
[00:49] <Katamisan> I tried to set up Ubuntu on this computer by partitioning the hard drive, to preserve Windows XP.
[00:49] <pan__> i'll help too
[00:49] <phroughy> i have had this problem before, and the solution was something like option usedefault display
[00:50] <Katamisan> ...I accidentally corrupted it.
[00:50] <Katamisan> Wiped everything.
[00:50] <bkar> phroughy-> you can user the non gui browser  w3m
[00:50] <bajaboy1010> ouch
[00:50] <nat6138> I seem to have bad luck with nividia.
[00:50] <Katamisan> So I wiped the hard drive, installed Ubuntu, and...
[00:50] <phroughy> well, i fixed it once, but i cant remeber how now.
 that sounds ggod :)
[00:50] <Soar> Fwah
[00:50] <Katamisan> Well, parents weren't too happy about it. But now, my dad likes Ubuntu better than XP. XD
[00:50] <soldats> phroughy, you can try to rebuild your xorg.conf and see if it helps it might disregard your -glx though but then you can fix it later
[00:50] <Soar> I need some help
[00:50] <RequinB5> phroughy - boot recovery mode to get a CLI
[00:50] <Soar> If anybody is willing
[00:50] <Katamisan> ...Although he lost 14 GB's of pirated music.
[00:50] <RequinB5> !ask | Soar
[00:51] <ubotu> Soar: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[00:51] <phroughy> RequinB5: i have a CLI, how do you think im in IRC?
[00:51] <Kapace> is there a safe way to install ubuntu over an existing vista install, without messing anything up?
[00:51] <phroughy> Kapace: use a different partitions
[00:51] <Soar> Sorreh
[00:51] <Soar> !ask
[00:51] <soldats> !dualboot | Kapace
[00:51] <ubotu> Kapace: Dual boot instructions: x86/AMD64: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo - MACs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MacBookPro https://wiki.ubuntu.com/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot
[00:51] <RequinB5> phroughy - point taken.
[00:51] <Kapace> thanks
[00:51] <bajaboy1010> what dose the ! mean in irc?
[00:52] <Katamisan> What's strange, though, is the fact that after wiping the hard drive, I couldn't seperate it into 2 partitions.
[00:52] <soldats> phroughy, theres a command to try and rebuild your xorg.conf automatically.
[00:52] <RequinB5> It is a command to the bot
[00:52] <phroughy> it tells ubotu to say something
[00:52] <Katamisan> I tried all file systems.
[00:52] <bajaboy1010> ah
[00:52] <Soar> Blah
[00:52] <kahrytan> Kapace➲  Safest No-Hassal way is to use dual hard drives
[00:52] <phroughy> soldats: i know
[00:52] <RequinB5> phroughby - (sudo) dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[00:52] <Soar> This may seem stupid, but is ubuntu compatible with machines that run leopard as a main OS?
[00:53] <rsk> Soar: compatible how?
[00:53] <cosmodad> I guess he means processor-wise
[00:53] <Soar> Because, I tried at school where they had Tiger and an Intel processor and it worked
[00:53] <Soar> intel?
[00:53] <bajaboy1010> I use a 2wire wireless card, but i can't get ubuntu to connect to my wifi.
[00:54] <Soar> Because I had run an old verson on my machine before
[00:54] <bajaboy1010> is it my card or setup?
[00:54] <rsk> yes x86 will work
[00:54] <Soar> I use a power pc
[00:54] <RequinB5> !wifi | bajaboy1010
[00:54] <ubotu> bajaboy1010: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[00:54] <Soar> Alright
[00:54] <bajaboy1010> thanks
[00:54] <rsk> ppc will work if you use the ppc version
[00:54] <cosmodad> Soar: if you use an old Mac with an IBM processor, you're out of luck.
[00:54] <Soar> And where can I attain that?
[00:54] <cosmodad> with x86 ubuntu, that is. PPC will work.
[00:54] <Soar> Is it in distro still?
[00:54] <RequinB5> where does one usually put *.o firmware files in the file system?
[00:55] <Katamisan> ...Y'know, I do have some complaints towards Linux operating systems, but they're not directed towards the operating systems themselves. Rather, their marketing strategy.
[00:55] <Katamisan> It needs to commercialize more.
[00:55] <nat6138> Squeeze is way too buggy for it's own good.
[00:55] <Soar> blech
[00:55] <Katamisan> But, that will be difficult.
[00:55] <Soar> Ill look it uo
[00:55] <Soar> *up
[00:55] <RequinB5> Katamisan - great conversation, but off topic, try #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:55] <Soar> Thanks for the info
[00:55] <rsk> Katamisan: you are free to doo soo
[00:55] <Katamisan> ...Yeah, well... um... hey, look! A distraction!
[00:55] <Katamisan> *Goes into channel*
[00:56] <phroughy> YES!
[00:56] <cosmodad> !ppc | Soar
[00:56] <ubotu> Soar: PowerPC.  Formerly used by Apple for the Macintosh line of computers. Variants are now used in popular gaming consoles. PPC was a fully supported Ubuntu architecture up to and including edgy. It is now a community port, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PowerPCFAQ
[00:56] <KingD> hello what does this mean?  Segmentation fault (core dumped)
[00:56] <RequinB5> phroughy - good news?
[00:56] <soldats> yes what
[00:56] <quilty> I set up a software raid on my machine and everything is working fine but a little problem when mounting the partition(s) - i can't write on the mounted partitions as normal user - any ideas?
[00:56] <nownot> ok im running ubuntu and ettercap isnt working, its not giving out ssl certs on my network. any ideas?
[00:56] <phroughy> i found it.  i need to add "option 'usedisplaydevice' 'DFP'"
[00:56] <quilty> this is my fstab entry: /dev/md1 /media/md1 ext3 users,defaults,atime,auto,rw,dev,exec,suid 0 0
[00:57] <phroughy> to xorg.conf.  aparently the driver tries to send the video to the external monitor, not the lappy lcd
[00:57] <RequinB5> where would one normally put *.o firmware files in the filesystem
[00:57] <y_> Can anyone help me determine what my netbios name is?
[00:57] <phroughy> RequinB5: /lib/firmware/ i beleive
[00:57] <drarem> when running a game server, to throw messages up like 'visit this website www.domain.net',  do i need to run a cron job within a terminal?
[00:57] <phroughy> RequinB5: sometimes you need to put in in /lib/firmware/(kernal version) too
[00:57] <cosmodad> RequinB5: /lib/firmware
[00:57] <RequinB5> thx
[00:58] <KingD> Segmentation fault (core dumped)   what does this mean?
[00:58] <nat6138> I think it means that the program crashed.
[00:59] <RequinB5> KingD: Context?
[00:59] <pan__> sudo dpkg -i --force-architecture Mac OSX Leopard
[00:59] <Katamisan> ...Anyhow, thanks for the help. NOW, I'm gonna leave, just like every new person who enteres a new channel or a new server does after asking a question.
[00:59] <Katamisan> See ya.
[00:59] <nat6138> (squeeze:14254): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_value_get_pointer: assertion `G_VALUE_HOLDS_POINTER (value)' failed
[00:59] <KingD> It happened after I load the script for Kiba-dock
[00:59] <nat6138> Squeeze hates me.
[01:00] <KingD> loaded
[01:00] <RequinB5> Another filing question - old .deb packages that i want to file would be put where?
[01:00] <SpookyET> How do I localise my gnome installation? I do not see the localisation entry in preferences.
[01:00] <MagicFab> Is there any good guide on how to verify an Ubunut ISO gpg signatures ? What would you recommend ?
[01:01] <KingD> I went to the kiba dock section but no one was there to help
[01:01] <Mm|Spunky> join #Ubuntu
[01:01] <phroughy> woot, its nice to have x back
[01:01] <Mm|Spunky> woops
[01:01] <MagicFab> SpookyET, System > administration > Language support
[01:01] <Mm|Spunky> lol
[01:01] <czr> any ideas on how to switch the default desktop backgrund to _all_ users in the system (including future ones). I've tried modifying various gconf-related files, to no avail. (gutsy)
[01:01] <sudobash> apparently the nvidia driver is broken: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4221601#post4221601
[01:01] <RequinB5> MagicFab - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VerifyIsoHowto
[01:01] <Mm|Spunky> Anyways i do have a question about the bittorent client on Ubuntu 7.10. Why is it that it goes so slow for download speed? I mean on windows it foes fine.
[01:02] <sudobash> MMspunky use Utorrent with wine
[01:02] <sergiolib> hi, anyone that has a vostro laptop with ubuntu installed?
[01:02] <nat6138> Mm| Spunky: Usually the one that comes with gnome is bad. There is several like, Deluge or Transmission.
[01:02] <travisat> for what it is worth in 7.10 I used the restricted nvidia driver and it works witn my 8800gts
[01:02] <Mm|Spunky> Utorrent is already supported with Linux yes? or is that what Wine is for?
[01:02] <soldats> ktorrent azureus
[01:03] <nat6138> uTorrent is for windows, although it does run in Wine.
[01:03] <soldats> must use utorrent with wine
[01:03] <sudobash> it works well in wine
[01:03] <sudobash> I get fast speeds
[01:03] <sergiolib> i prefer transmission
[01:03] <sergiolib> o deluge
[01:03] <nat6138> It's default in Hardy, and it's nice.
[01:03] <MagicFab> RequinB5, tx., interesting.
[01:03] <Mm|Spunky> alright well i'll try it
[01:04] <soldats> it also depends on how big the swarm is too
[01:04] <sergiolib> hi, anyone that has a vostro laptop with ubuntu installed?
[01:05] <sergiolib> hi, anyone that has a vostro laptop with ubuntu installed?
[01:05] <nat6138> Nope, sorry.
[01:05] <sergiolib> thx anyway
[01:05] <RequinB5> test
[01:06] <nat6138> Yeah, you could try the live CD.
[01:06] <nat6138> See if that works.
[01:06] <travisat> RequinB5: I am sorry ytou failed the test please try again in 15 minutes
[01:06] <RequinB5> ha ha
[01:07] <RequinB5> Anyone have an idea where to put *.deb packages for storage?
[01:07] <soldats> !test > RequinB5
[01:07] <nat6138> Make a deb folder?
[01:07] <soldats> lol
[01:07] <travisat> RequinB5: in a directory in home called deb
[01:07] <Rezagrats> what do i type in the Apt line for the Multiverse ?
[01:07] <travisat> thats what I do
[01:07] <syntaxerror55> nat6138: did you tell sergiolib "No, sorry"?
[01:07] <soldats> Rezagrats, eneable the multiverse in the xources.lst
[01:07] <syntaxerror55> nat6138: just because you don't doesn't mean no one in here does.
[01:08] <soldats> Rezagrats, i mean in the sources.lst
[01:08] <nat6138> syntaxerror55: I worded it wrong. Didn't mean to say it like that.
[01:08] <Krampus> Does the kernel that shipps with Ubuntu not turn on MSIs by default?
[01:08] <Krampus> I have to add pci=msi to the boot string in order to get them turned on...
[01:08] <Rezagrats> soldats, noob here, step by step please
[01:08] <ader10> How do I sftp into a remote machine when the only "password" is my key?
[01:08] <syntaxerror55> Rezagrats: to do what?
[01:08] <RequinB5> travistat: it's a driver package... /deb or /home/USER/deb
[01:09] <RequinB5> or /home/deb
[01:09] <Rezagrats> add multiverse via Apt line in Software sources
[01:09]  * syntaxerror55 doesn't recognize any of the helpers here tonight.
[01:09] <protcront> guys do u know any servlets forum!
[01:09] <protcront> oh sorry not forum i mean servlets channel
[01:09] <travisat> RequinB5: oh you want automated backups?
[01:09] <syntaxerror55> Rezagrats: type gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:09] <soldats> !multiverse | Rezagrats look in these pages for help in multiverse
[01:09] <ubotu> Rezagrats look in these pages for help in multiverse: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource
[01:09] <syntaxerror55> Rezagrats: into a terminal.
[01:10] <RequinB5> travistat: just a place to store the file in case i need it again
[01:10] <RequinB5> Don't want to go putting libraries in /bin
[01:10] <xazo> do i need to update my kernel from 2.6.22-14-generic to 2.6.22-14.47 BEFORE installing linux-libc-dev_2.6.22-14.47_i386.deb ? I need the LIBC to install Nvidia. Thanks!
[01:11] <Rezagrats> syntaxerror55: now what ?
[01:11] <travisat> RequinB5: really it doesn't matter just put it some place you wont loose it.  I normally have a deb and a src dir in my home dir so I can put random crap like that
[01:11] <syntaxerror55> Rezagrats: uncomment (delete the # from the beginning) of all the lines that start with 'deb'
[01:11] <tcpdumpgod> What arch is an intel core two duo?
[01:11] <syntaxerror55> Rezagrats: make sure to back up the original as ~/sources.list-backup or something
[01:11] <tcpdumpgod> Im want to download swiftweasel... i guess i'd just use the P4 packages?
[01:12] <travisat> tcpdumpgod: x86, also supports amd64
[01:12] <travisat> tcpdumpgod: yah
[01:13] <tcpdumpgod> okay travisat, thanks :)
[01:13] <syntaxerror55> Rezagrats: done?
[01:13] <Mm|Spunky> Terminal is not letting me type anything for some reason, i can copy and paste, but i can't type it. Why is this?
[01:13] <syntaxerror55> Mm|Spunky: gnome-terminal or konsole?
[01:13] <tcpdumpgod> Im not running a 64Bit OS on this though... just the x86 arch Ubuntu distro.
[01:13] <Mm|Spunky> for Ubuntu 7.10 so i'm guessing Gnome
[01:13] <tomtt> the 7GB where my / (just system files, no /home) lives is almost full. Any tips/pointers on how to find out if there is anything lying around that is not needed?
[01:13] <travisat> tcpdumpgod: then the p4 for sure
[01:13] <syntaxerror55> Mm|Spunky: yeah, it's gnome-terminal. Can you use virtual terminals?
[01:14] <Rezagrats> syntaxerror55: i can undo what i did already right ??? to save it as something else ?
[01:14] <Mm|Spunky> Explain on the virtual commands a little bit more please.
[01:14] <syntaxerror55> Rezagrats: yup, if you backed it up.
[01:14] <Jack_Sparrow> tomtt: /var/cache/apt/archives  has all the debs you have downloaded..  you can burn them to disk
[01:14] <travisat> Mm|Spunky: can you ctrl-alt-f2 to a commandline
[01:14] <Rezagrats> didn't back it up, but i can undo the deletion of the # right ?
[01:14] <syntaxerror55> Mm|Spunky: type Ctrl+Alt+F6 and tell me what happens
[01:14] <syntaxerror55> Rezagrats: sure.
[01:15] <syntaxerror55> Rezagrats: now type sudo apt-get update into the terminal.
[01:15] <tcpdumpgod> cool travisat, thanks!
[01:15] <tcpdumpgod> :)
[01:15] <travisat> Mm|Spunky: um its ctrl-alt-f7 to get back
[01:15] <syntaxerror55> Oh, woops, forgot to tell him how to go back
[01:15] <Tuari> i have several drives windows drives that i have mount on mu linux server why do they take up drive space when all they are is a mount
[01:15]  * syntaxerror55 sighs at his stupidity
[01:16] <tomtt> Jack_Sparrow: nah, just two .bin files totalling 22MB there
[01:16] <travisat> syntaxerror55: I didnt the same thing before you
[01:16] <Dr_willis> Tuari,  You may want to  clarify that. They dont take up drive space when mounted. How are you comming to this conclusion?
[01:16] <travisat> syntaxerror55: s/nt//
[01:16] <syntaxerror55> travisat: lol, we're thinking alike a lot
[01:17] <Dr_willis> Tuari,  when a filesystem is mounted. it appears as a local directory, any tools treat it as such. No different from a normal directory.
[01:17] <travisat> syntaxerror55: I hope he figures out his way back
[01:17] <Tuari> du -sh /* shows that the root folder for my windows share is 95 gig
[01:17] <tomtt> Any other places to look for spurious files?
[01:17] <Dr_willis> syntaxerror55,  i was just thinking that.
[01:17] <syntaxerror55> travisat: * Mm|Spunky has quit (Remote closed the connection) I think he got scared and powered off
[01:17] <nat6138> Haha.
[01:17] <Dr_willis> Tuari,  its going down the system looking at all files it can find and just counting them up.
[01:18] <travisat> syntaxerror55: ah I filter quits
[01:18] <Rezagrats> syntaxerror55: was it due to the fact that the sources.list wasn't updated i couldn't get the java things ?
[01:18] <Dr_willis> Tuari,  try df -h -x tmpfs -x devpts -x usbfs
[01:18] <syntaxerror55> Rezagrats: no, it was due to the fact you only had the default repositories enabled.
[01:19] <Rezagrats> so can i get java through FF now ?
[01:19] <syntaxerror55> !java | Rezagrats
[01:19] <ubotu> Rezagrats: To install a Java runtime/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java6-jre from the !Multiverse repository (in !Backports for !Edgy)
[01:19] <Tuari> when i run that here is what is shows for my main drive /dev/sda2              97G   97G     0 100% /
[01:20] <Rezagrats> so anyone know how to get Wine ?
[01:20] <nemilar> Rezagrats: it's in the repos
[01:20] <usr13_> Looks like Tuari has bumped the end of his / partition.
[01:20] <RequinB5> !wine | Rezagrats
[01:20] <ubotu> Rezagrats: WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine for more information, and see !AppDB for application compatibility.
[01:20] <erichj> sudo apt-get install wine
[01:20] <travisat> Rezagrats: apt-get install wine
[01:20] <syntaxerror55> !wine | Rezagrats
[01:20] <IndyGunFreak> lol, little slow there.
[01:21] <Tuari> yea but them system works great just can install anything new lol
[01:21]  * RequinB5 has the fastest ! in the West >.>
[01:21] <Tuari> er cant
[01:21] <nemilar> Tuari: if you wouldn't mind explaining your problem, I came in late in the convo...but it sounds like it might be something I've had experience with
[01:21] <Dr_willis> if the disk is full.. its full
[01:21] <Dr_willis> :)
[01:22] <syntaxerror55> RequinB5: I challenge you to a !duel
[01:22] <lanzelloth> hi, is there a way to recover username/password or login as superuser from the main login screen?
[01:22] <tomtt> Dr_willis: don't be silly :P
[01:22] <syntaxerror55> !root | lanzelloth
[01:22] <ubotu> lanzelloth: Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
[01:22] <RequinB5> !offtopic | syntaxerror55
[01:22] <ubotu> syntaxerror55: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[01:22] <Jack_Sparrow> lanzelloth: Recovery mode
[01:22] <nemilar> lanzelloth: you know the root password, but you lost a user password?
[01:22] <lanzelloth> i forgot the username
[01:22] <syntaxerror55> RequinB5: :/ I'm sorry. don't have to be so serious.
[01:23] <RequinB5> I'm messing lol, but seriously, not a competition
[01:23] <lanzelloth> Jack_Sparrow, recovery mode will let me log in as superuser?
[01:23] <travisat> lanzelloth: cat /etc/passwd find the user name
[01:23] <RequinB5> Everyone cross their fingers, i'm trying a new video driver
[01:23] <tomtt> The 7GB where my / (just system files, no /home) lives is almost full. Any tips/pointers on how to find out if there is anything lying around that is not needed? My I practically empty. Any tools/tips/pointers to find out if there's stuff I can delete?
[01:24] <nemilar> lanzelloth: login as root from a TTY (usually control+alt+F2 will do the trick) and you can login from root there; then look for your username in /etc/passwd ('less /etc/passwd'); then control+alt+f7 to get back to graphical
[01:24] <Jack_Sparrow> lanzelloth: cli is the only way I know to get back in.
[01:24] <Tuari> this is how it all started i tried to install sendmail and it said i was out of space so i started to look around at the system. i have 95 gigs worth of windows shares mount on the system and for some reason linux is reading that as data on the drive and not mounts so im just trying to figure out why
[01:24] <tomtt> args s|I|/var/cache/apt|
[01:24] <RequinB5> I'm happy
[01:24] <Mm|Spunky> Alright so i have figured out the Terminal thing, now i entered the command i wanted to use and when i enter it, since it's a download does it automatically install and such?
[01:24] <RequinB5> thx to all who helped me get this box working
[01:24] <umit> hi, why apache directs a domain to ip address when i type www.foo.com?
[01:24] <bkar> tomtt-> start with /tmp and /var/log
[01:25] <lanzelloth> Jack_Sparrow, CLI?
[01:25] <travisat> Mm|Spunky: eh?
[01:25] <Jack_Sparrow> !cli
[01:25] <ubotu> The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome) or K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE).  Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal
[01:25] <travisat> Mm|Spunky: what command did you enter
[01:25] <lanzelloth> nemilar, travisat, i'll try getting a program that reads ext3 fs (on xp right now)
[01:25] <NW2190> hey, what's the best (or one of the best) programming languages to learn for working with linux?
[01:25] <Mm|Spunky> Well i needed to download wine, so i downloaded it via sudo and such, so is it automatically downloaded and installed?
[01:25] <Jack_Sparrow> NW2190: python
[01:25] <nemilar> lanzelloth: that works, too
[01:25] <travisat> NW2190: c or poerl
[01:25] <nat6138> Once it's installed, it's done.
[01:25] <travisat> perl
[01:26] <tomtt> bkar: done that already
[01:26] <nemilar> lanzelloth: you could also boot a LiveCD and read your hard drive's /etc/password from there
[01:26] <Shadow147> how do I fix this error make[3]: *** [SDL_blit_N.lo] Error 1 I am installing SDL-1.2.0
[01:26] <Jack_Sparrow> Mm|Spunky: type at cli..   wine notepad
[01:26] <NW2190> I've worked in Vpython is it similiar?
[01:26] <bkar> tomtt-> well you tell us the full story so we dont repeat..
[01:26] <th0r> when I first log into my server the time is exactly one hour ahead. But if I immediately check 'hwclock' and 'date' they both return the correct time. However, my system logs are all recording one hour ahead, even after the time checks. Anyone else encounter problems like this or have a suggestion for a solution?
[01:26] <travisat> NW2190: python is used in linux but for linux support most programs are written in c/c++ and a lot of the configs are in perl
[01:27] <NW2190> Ok, cool. Thanks for the help.
[01:27] <Mm|Spunky> Jack would it be ok if i PM'ed you?
[01:27] <travisat> I shouldn't say the configs are in perl, but the scripts to use some configs are in perl
[01:27] <Mm|Spunky> it would make things a lot easier
[01:27] <nemilar> travisat: lots of programs are starting to be written in python/java
[01:27] <Jack_Sparrow> Mm|Spunky: best to keep it in channel
[01:27] <nemilar> eg, timevault (python), deluge (python), azureus (java), openoffice.org (java)
[01:27] <Mm|Spunky> mmm ok
[01:28] <Jack_Sparrow> Mm|Spunky: You can also get great help in #winehq
[01:28] <Mm|Spunky> Well so wine, how do i use that then, i went to the add/remove programs and such and i went to installed programs and it gave me an error for it
[01:28] <Jack_Sparrow> Mm|Spunky: Did you type what I said in a terminal
[01:28] <crdlb> nemilar: openoffice.org isn't actually written in java ;)
[01:28] <nemilar> crdlb: it's not??
[01:28] <nownot> has anyone here successfully used ubuntu and ettercap together?
[01:28] <crdlb> it's written in C++
[01:28] <Mm|Spunky> " at cli..   wine notepad" that yes?
[01:28] <dkbg> I believe some of it is java
[01:28] <nemilar> crdlb: why did I always think it was written in java
[01:28] <Tuari> nownot i have
[01:28] <nemilar> man I feel stupid now
[01:29] <crdlb> the java is parts can be disabled
[01:29] <tomtt> bkar: sorry :), just have been looking at some obvious things but not sure it's worth mentioning. There's no gui tool to look up large files that haven't been accessed in years for example?
[01:29] <nownot> Tuari: think you could help me out?
[01:29] <Jack_Sparrow> Mm|Spunky: Did it bring up the windows notepad
[01:29] <lanzelloth> nemilar, Jack_Sparrow, travisat, got it, will reboot and try, ty very much
[01:29] <dkbg> doesn't it use java for some interface stuff?
[01:29] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[01:29] <Shadow147> nemliar python/java even though is used regularly.  c++/perl have a higher usage since perl came from C++ and so on and so forth
[01:29] <dkbg> the openoffice.org widgets are not standard gtk, they're emulated somehow
[01:30] <bkar> tomtt-> find has those options atime ctime, usage of du -h,
[01:30] <bajaboy1010> is there anyway to re-enable the network icon in the taskbar?
[01:30] <Mm|Spunky> aaah ok i'm installing now
[01:30] <Mm|Spunky> takes a bit of learning for ubuntu haha
[01:30] <crdlb> dkbg: that's not the java part. you can turn off java entirely in the openoffice options and you won't immediately notice the difference (various things won't work though)
[01:30] <bkar> bajaboy1010-> right click and add to panel
[01:30] <bajaboy1010> gh
[01:30] <Mm|Spunky> used to windows so it's nice to learn something new
[01:30] <dkbg> crdlb: yeah I was never completely clear about it
[01:30] <bajaboy1010> *ty
[01:30] <Kuwanger> How does one use xmess?
[01:31] <Shadow147> how do I fix this error make[3]: *** [SDL_blit_N.lo] Error 1 I am compiling and installing SDL-1.2.0
[01:31] <Jack_Sparrow> Mm|Spunky: You didnt jump in and simply now where everything was in windows either.. It will come to you..
[01:31] <nemilar> Yeah, the oo.org page says its core is in C++, extensions are in Java and other languages
[01:31] <nemilar> thanks for correcting me on that
[01:31] <Mm|Spunky> Yeah i know, which is why i'm in here asking for help :D instead of screwing things up like most people do when something is new -.-
[01:32] <Jack_Sparrow> Mm|Spunky: Welcome to Ubuntu
[01:32] <Mm|Spunky> and you're the best help by far i have gotten :)
[01:32] <protcront> hello
[01:32] <protcront> is there any channel for java
[01:32] <Jack_Sparrow> Mm|Spunky: Thanks, but there are lots of talented people here...
[01:32] <groven1021> does anyone have an opinion about suse 10.3, about which is better?
[01:32] <Mm|Spunky> Ubuntu is pretty cool, although when i want to play games i'll go back to windows since i'm dual booting but still, it's nice to use something new as well
[01:32] <sudobash> Spunky try AA 2.5 for linux
[01:33] <sudobash> its around 700 mb
[01:33] <sudobash> its free
[01:33] <Jack_Sparrow> Mm|Spunky: The other command you will need is wineconf (someone needs to check me on that spelling)
[01:33] <sudobash> and it is a great game
[01:33] <bazhang> groven1021: offtopic but not too bad
[01:33] <sudobash> FPS
[01:33] <RequinB5> Mm|Spunky - I know many people who think that window's only good side is the games, and even then that's because of illegal trade deals
[01:33] <celious> AA uses punkbuster.. and punkbuster is terrible.
[01:33] <sudobash> the best thing about AA is you dont need wine
[01:33] <bazhang> groven1021: of course ubuntu is much better--especially in support ;]
[01:33] <nat6138> Any clue as to why Firefox heats my laptop like an oven?
[01:33] <sudobash> yeah pb sucks
[01:33] <groven1021> oh, sorry, didn't know there were topics, I'm a newb obviously
[01:33] <Mm|Spunky> Also, another problem i have been having is that when i go away from my pc for a little over 10 minutes, and it goes to the screensaver, when i come back and try to use Ubuntu it won't start anything up, like firefox or anything in the places and systems tabs. Any idea on why this is?
[01:33] <sudobash> but the game has good physics
[01:34] <celious> yea it does.
[01:34] <celious> when people actually play fair
[01:34] <RequinB5> !topic
[01:34] <ubotu> Please read the channel topic whenever you enter, as it contains important information. To view it at any time after joining, simply type /topic
[01:34] <sudobash> Spunky if that happens use ctrl alt backspace
[01:34] <Kuwanger> Also, why would I be seeing graphic corruption every once in a while, in lists, toolbars, or in websites (vertical bars of a singular color, usually)?
[01:34] <sudobash> or you can make a script around this:
[01:34] <RequinB5> Kuwanger - what is your vid card
[01:34] <Kuwanger> RequinB5: i810
[01:34] <RequinB5> Driver?
[01:34] <Mm|Spunky> Hmmm, well any idea on what causes the issue? or is it just a bug of sorts?
[01:35] <Jack_Sparrow> Mm|Spunky: It might be a screensaver that is not working well with your video.. do you have effects enabled
[01:35] <sudobash> sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop / start /restart
[01:35] <Mm|Spunky> Oh well i'm pretty sure i do
[01:35] <Hellow> Hello, i need to ask somthing, how do you move a file in terminal?
[01:35] <Kuwanger> RequinB5: Intel
[01:35] <soldats> Mm|Spunky, i think the default screensaver is still broken there is a way to fix it but im not sure on it. my personal solution is to make it so the sceen never turns off
[01:35] <sudobash> Spunky sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[01:35] <Jack_Sparrow> Mm|Spunky: If so, turn them off and see if the problem changes.. if so, select a screensaver tha works and not random...
[01:35] <RequinB5> Kuwanger: are you using compiz-fusion?
[01:35] <sudobash> sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[01:35] <MTecknology> When I boot to the live CD (32bit 7.10) regularly, I get a screen w/ some random colors in a smaller screen area than my monitor. In the past waiting usually causes this to correct itself. Instead it stayed this way. When I booted into safe graphics, I got a green screen and after waiting a while it turned red and stayed that way. I tried two different CD's with the exact same result... any ideas?
[01:35] <Kuwanger> RequinB5: No.
[01:35] <Mm|Spunky> Well even when i had the screensaver off, when i did come back it still wouoldn't open anything
[01:35] <RequinB5> Hellow: mv
[01:35] <Kuwanger> RequinB5: compiz doesn't work
[01:35] <mouseboyx> MTecknology, try the alternate cd.
[01:36] <sudobash> yes you need to restart X and GDM
[01:36] <sudobash> sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart should work but there is also start and stop
[01:36] <saebbi_> i'm having trouble building vpnclient.. in fact, i've had trouble building anything so far, so i believe its a general mistake.. this is the output of make : http://www.pastebin.org/17178
[01:36] <RequinB5> Kuwanger - do they appear throughout the screen or in a box
[01:36] <RequinB5> teh lins
[01:36] <Kuwanger> RequinB5: Within a box.
[01:36] <kestir> is it possible to get a remote desktop of my linux machine from a windows machine?
[01:36] <MTecknology> mouseboyx, any suggestions that don't involve dloading something over a near dial-up connection?
[01:37] <saebbi_> echo $KERNEL_SOURCES prints an empty line.. the variable is used in the Makefile, could this be the cause?
[01:37] <RequinB5> Kuwanger - most probably you have a game or other gfx intensified program in teh background
[01:37] <mouseboyx> MTecknology, did you try safe graphics mode?
[01:37] <sudobash> windows remote desktop uses licenses use VNC
[01:37] <Kuwanger> RequinB5: Um, no, I don't.
[01:37] <MTecknology> mouseboyx, ya, that was the green/red
[01:37] <Cpudan80> Hey
[01:37] <RequinB5> Kuwanger: I don't know then.  your setup works fine on my system unless i'm doing that
[01:38] <lanzelloth> yay i'm in
[01:38] <Cpudan80> Is there a way to resync your monitors without restarting X?
[01:38] <Cpudan80> My monitors are out of Sync
[01:38] <sudobash> hmm
[01:38] <nemilar> lanzelloth: glad that worked for you
[01:38] <ryanpg> ok, so if I have a laptop with an Intel Core 2 Duo T7300 2.0GHz proc, which cd should I download for installation? I'm only finding amd64 and i386
[01:38] <lanzelloth> nemilar: ty
[01:38] <RequinB5> Cpudan90 - why without restarting X?
[01:38] <nemilar> always good when a problem gets fixed ;)
[01:38] <pan__> amd64
[01:38] <MTecknology> mouseboyx, I have 64bit on here and there's a few things that just don't work that I'm lost w/o...
[01:38] <Kuwanger> RequinB5: Do you have direct rendering enabled?
[01:38] <Cpudan80> ryanpg: AMD64 = Intel too
[01:38] <sudobash> you dont want the login screen?
[01:38] <Shadow147> how do I fix this error make[3]: *** [SDL_blit_N.lo] Error 1 I am compiling  SDL-1.2.0 from source
[01:38] <singlesun> anyone know how to set an application as the default client for opening a program? (ie. setup Azureus as standard .torrent client)
[01:38] <mouseboyx> Does anyone know if the live cd comes with a command line installer.
[01:38] <th0r> kestir your best bet is to run NX from Nomachine.com on the linux computer; there is a client for windows
[01:38] <RequinB5> Kuwanger - i wouldn't know, havent looked at X in a wihle on this box
[01:38] <ries> is it possible to get a java 1.5 version in edgy? or do I need to upgrade to a newer version of ubuntu?
[01:38] <sudobash> mouseboyx yes
[01:39] <Mm|Spunky> Haha, Ubuntu is actually really amazing when you know what things to use :D
[01:39] <sudobash> it is can alternate install
[01:39] <Cpudan80> RequinB5: then I lose all my open windows and stuff
[01:39] <nemilar> Shadow147: why are you compiling from source?
[01:39] <groovingsoul> Hi, installing the lprfax, i get to this step: Configurando lprfax (0.6-25) ...
[01:39] <groovingsoul> Please input serial device for fax-printing (e.g. ttyS0), 'done' to end
[01:39] <groovingsoul> >
[01:39] <groovingsoul> , i tried everythind (and no i have no fax) anyone can help me to sort it out?
[01:39] <ryanpg> Cpudan80, wha huh? really? conter-intuitive to say the least :)
[01:39] <mouseboyx> MTecknology, you can try that what is it sudobash?
[01:39] <Mm|Spunky> Which is why i come to you guys if i have any questions, and the Linux support is great too <333
[01:39] <Shadow147> nemilar
[01:39] <Shadow147> nemilar yea
[01:39] <Cpudan80> ryanpg: Blame AMD whose head is up their ass
[01:39] <nemilar> Shadow147: I was asking why
[01:39] <lanzelloth> so i'm on 7.04, want to upgrade to 7.10, i looked at the update manager, there's 190 updates waiting to be dled, is there a way to upgrade to 7.10 without updating all those?
[01:39] <kestir> th0r: ok, I'll check that out
[01:39] <ryanpg> Cpudan80, can you expand on that a bit? I thought AMD was a friend of FOSS
[01:39] <Shadow147> nemilar yea I am compiling from surce
[01:39] <mouseboyx> When you get the strange graphics problem MTecknology press CTRL+ALT+F2
[01:39] <th0r> kestir much faster than vnc especially over longer distances
[01:40] <RequinB5> Cpudan80 - only thing i can say is try to save them blindly
[01:40] <JordiGH> A recent review of Dell's Ubuntu efforts: http://everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=1927520
[01:40] <Shadow147> nemilar source**
[01:40] <nemilar> Shadow147: "why"
[01:40] <Cpudan80> ryanpg: AMDs original 64 bit implementation was different from intels
[01:40] <Cpudan80> ryanpg: so the name kinda stuck
[01:40] <Shadow147> nemilar I need it for a program
[01:40] <MTecknology> mouseboyx, i did and got nothing
[01:40] <singlesun> any1 know how to set an application as default..... (ex. setup Azureus as the default .torrent client)?
[01:40] <Cpudan80> Not sure whose standard prevailed
[01:40] <ryanpg> oh
[01:40] <sudobash> startx within a terminal like ctrl alt f1 will drop you right to the desktop with out the GDM login screen
[01:40] <Hellow> Ok, i need help: I am trying to move a file called paradise-server to /usr/local from /, how do i do that?
[01:40] <Shadow147> that requires SDL 1.2.0
[01:40] <Shadow147> nemilar that requires SDL 1.2.0
[01:41] <kestir> th0r: is there a package in the repositories?
[01:41] <lanzelloth> Hellow: run nautilus?
[01:41] <mouseboyx> Hold ctl alt then press f2?
[01:41] <Cpudan80> brb - restart x
[01:41] <sudobash> hey mouseboyx
[01:41] <bajaboy1010> im trying to install network manager, but it says i need the CD. I can't really use the CD as my laptop is without a cd drive. any way to circumvent the need of a cd?
[01:41] <mouseboyx> Yes?
[01:41] <sudobash> before you do that remember ctrl alt f7 is X
[01:41] <sudobash> sometimes it is f9 but that is for safe graphics mode
[01:41] <mouseboyx> Yes bajaboy1010 , you need to open up system>admin>softwaresources and uncheck the cd
[01:41] <bajaboy1010> ah
[01:41] <bajaboy1010> kkty
[01:42] <RequinB5> Hellow: 'sudo mv /usr/paradise-server /'
[01:42] <tritium> mouseboyx: if you want virtual console 2.  Note that there are a total of 6, and there is nothing wrong with the first.  Ctrl-Alt-F1 would take you there.
[01:42] <nemilar> Shadow147: the version in repos is 1.2
[01:42] <nemilar> Shadow147: no need to compile from source
[01:42] <xazo> hello
[01:42] <NET||abuse> Hey guys.. i've a quick problem with nm-applet,, i changed over from wep to wpa, now i have difficulty connecting automatically , it chooses the wrong options for the encryption for the wifi network
[01:42] <Hellow> k
[01:42] <sudobash> just remember ctrl alt f7 returns you
[01:42] <sudobash> or you might get lost
[01:42] <mouseboyx> Doesn't the first one have the startup stuff and it would confuse someone?
[01:42] <NET||abuse> is there a way to re-initallise the settings, or purge out old settings that might be confusing the setup?
[01:42] <nemilar> Shadow147: apt-get install libsdl1.2debian
[01:42] <sudobash> well all those terminals report kernel info
[01:42] <MTecknology> mouseboyx, no other ideas?
[01:42] <tritium> mouseboyx: no
[01:43] <xazo> im trying to install LIBC for my 2.6.22-14-386 kernel. where can I download the LIBC files from? Thanks....
[01:43] <sudobash> like link information
[01:43] <tritium> Poor v.c. #1 often gets overlooked.
[01:43] <sudobash> and errors
[01:43] <mouseboyx> Not really, MTecknology
[01:43] <Shadow147> nemilar well I have that already
[01:43] <sudobash> you should be fine with f1 though
[01:43] <MTecknology> aight... alternate is 1%
[01:44] <nemilar> Shadow147: then you probably need some other SDL libraries, but compiling from source isn't the answer
[01:44] <groven1021> does anyone know if ubuntu 7.04 will run on an hp 6715b?
[01:44] <sudobash> alternate is faster installation
[01:44] <th0r> kestir no pkg....but I think nomachine has deb files
[01:44] <sudobash> ubuntu will run on a lot of things
[01:44] <nemilar> Shadow147: SDL has a lot of diffeerent libs for sound, graphics, perl/python integration, etc
[01:44] <nat6138> groven1021: You could try out the live CD and see if that works out.
[01:44] <sudobash> how fast is it groven1021?
[01:44] <bazhang> groven1021: what cpu what ram
[01:44] <sudobash> and HD space
[01:45] <Brainwave> where is the room bot?
[01:45] <groven1021> it's  an amd 64 with 1 gig of ram (laptop)
[01:45] <sudobash> you might be better off with DSL if it is a real slow machine
[01:45] <sudobash> dude it will run fine
[01:45] <bazhang> groven1021: may as well go for gutsy then
[01:45] <Shadow147> nemilar well I never had a problem with it
[01:45] <sudobash> that will run most OS'es fine
[01:45] <mouseboyx> DSL is sweet.
[01:45] <groven1021> will the live cd work or will I need the alternate installaiton cd
[01:45] <nat6138> groven1021: Should work fine, but some things might not work with it. Live CD would be nice to see if it works good.
[01:46] <ryanpg> how's compiz run on intel X3100 GPUs?
[01:46] <sudobash> live cd is fine
[01:46] <bazhang> groven best to try the live cd first
[01:46] <groven1021> ok
[01:46] <nemilar> Shadow147: compiling from source is just going to cause you problems, and be more difficult than necessary
[01:46] <ddalton> ok is this system fine for ubuntu? http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220194295712&ssPageName=ADME:X:AAQ:AU:1123
[01:46] <ePax> grody:
[01:46] <ePax> sorry
[01:46] <xazo> i keep getting error: you do not have libc headers installed. how can I fix this for kernel 2.6.22-14-386
[01:46] <Shadow147> nemilar well compiling from source isn't recomended but sometimes it's necessary
[01:46] <Hellow> How do i rename a dir in terminal?
[01:46] <RequinB5> Does DSL have a liveCD
[01:46] <sudobash> ummm
[01:46] <mouseboyx> ryanpg, Pretty well, comprible to nvidia 6200
[01:46] <mouseboyx> DSL is a live cd.
[01:46] <nemilar> Shadow147: what library in particular does this game need?
[01:46] <ePax> groven1021:  Use safe grafic mode as well when you use live cd in case you have some ATI card
[01:46] <sudobash> i dont think so... but if you want a good live cd try Back|Track
[01:47] <sudobash> it has a lot of wireless support
[01:47] <nemilar> Shadow147: are you installing the game from a package?  what game? etc
[01:47] <johnathon> RequinB5 DSL can be installed on a thumbdrive and botted from it
[01:47] <ryanpg> mouseboyx, wow - that's encouraging
[01:47] <RyanPrior> If I have an SSH connection to a server, is there a way to send a file from my computer to that server?
[01:47] <lanzelloth> do i have to install all updates before upgrading to 7.10?
[01:47] <sudobash> nah he doesnt need safe graphics mode
[01:47] <tritium> RyanPrior: yes, with scp
[01:47] <nemilar> RyanPrior: yeah, sftp or scp works
[01:47] <th0r> RyanPrior sshfs, scp, sftp
[01:47] <ryanpg> mouseboyx, I was researching the chip and it seems pretty darn underpowered
[01:47] <Hellow> I need help: How can i rename a directory in terminal?
[01:47] <sudobash> lanzelloth run sudo apt-get update
[01:47] <sudobash> then
[01:48] <RyanPrior> Hellow: mv
[01:48] <mouseboyx> ryanpg, I have an nvidia 6200 my friend has that I never said it was great...
[01:48] <nemilar> ryanakca: if you want to use it often, I recommend sshfs: http://www.techthrob.com/tech/sshfshowto.php
[01:48] <sudobash> run sudo apt-get upgrade
[01:48] <sudobash> run sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[01:48] <sudobash> in that order
[01:48] <Hellow> Rename?
[01:48] <tritium> !enter | sudobash
[01:48] <ubotu> sudobash: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[01:48] <ddalton> rename a dir in a term. easy. use the mv command.
[01:48] <Shadow147> nemilar for your info I am compiling zsnes because the one in the repos is much older
[01:48] <nemilar> Hellow: mv [directory name] [new directory name]
[01:48] <RyanPrior> Hellow: Yup. If you have a directory foo and you want it to be named bar, type mv foo bar
[01:48] <nemilar> Shadow147: if you're compiling it, you need the -dev packages for SDL
[01:48] <mouseboyx> After all the years noone has made an rn command...
[01:49] <nemilar> mouseboyx: renaming is the same thing as moving ;)
[01:49] <sudobash> ok tritium you should solve this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4221601#post4221601
[01:49] <ryanakca> nemilar: misstab, unsure who you wanted to send sshfs to
[01:49] <mouseboyx> Aliase mv rn
[01:49] <nemilar> mouseboyx: you could always alias rn to mv if you wanted to
[01:49] <tritium> mouseboyx: make an alias if you're so inclined
[01:49] <ePax> sudobash: I hade problems with ATI grafic card weh i tryed to run livecd
[01:49] <StoneNote> xazo, sudo apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r)
[01:49] <ePax> Its kinda safe way
[01:49] <sudobash> which card?
[01:49] <nemilar> RyanPrior: : if you want to use it often, I recommend sshfs: http://www.techthrob.com/tech/sshfshowto.php
[01:49] <sudobash> I had a radeon 9200LE and it worked fine
[01:49] <nemilar> ryanakca: ;) ty
[01:49] <miles_> Can somone help me out? I am trying to set up a broadcom wireless card on a 6.06 LTS ubuntu... gnome I've done some reading and experiementing its... killing me
[01:50] <Shadow147> nemilar ok but I can't seam to find libsdl1.2-dev says it has no install package
[01:50] <xazo> thanks StoneNote
[01:50] <xazo> :-)
[01:50] <ryanpg> well, I'm hoping it will be a decent performer
[01:50] <StoneNote> yw
[01:50] <sudobash> now I have Geforce FX 5200 that doesnt work with the NVIDIA driver
[01:50] <mouseboyx> Did you try all of the drivers?
[01:50] <nemilar> Shadow147: apt-cache search libsdl | grep dev
[01:50] <lanzelloth> sudobash: i ran 'sudo apt-get update'
[01:50] <sudobash> the FX is better but the drivers are broken
[01:50] <pingu> i am trying to do some online homework and for some reason i can't see the "answer box" can anyone help me with this i have tried it in opera and firefox but i dont think it is the web browser because on a windows machine using firefox it comes up just fine anyone have an idea
[01:50] <NW2190> Hey, when programming in Python should I use an IDE or is it alright just to use a text editor?
[01:50] <lanzelloth> sudobash: it finished in 1s
[01:51] <mouseboyx> ies for linux
[01:51] <nemilar> NW2190: doesn't make a difference, but you might like using an IDE better
[01:51] <mouseboyx> try this pingu http://www.tatanka.com.br/ies4linux/page/Main_Page
[01:51] <sudobash> then run sudo apt-get upgrade and then sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[01:51] <nemilar> NW2190: python has a pretty good IDE called Idle, but Eclipse is more powerful
[01:51] <NW2190> nemilar: is there anything substantially better about using an IDE?
[01:51] <sudobash> do you have accelerated graphics drivers lanzelloth
[01:51] <sudobash> ?
[01:51] <RyanPrior> NW2190: IDEs sometimes automate things for you and streamline your process.
[01:51] <nemilar> NW2190: yeah, code highlighting, you can collapse/expand functions, all sorts of things
[01:52] <JFactor> Can anyone aid me in getting my S-Video out to work in ubuntu gutsy on an Hp dv9000
[01:52] <lanzelloth> sudobash: not sure
[01:52] <hellotherehere> hi, when I try to install anything, it ask me to select key board language, something like console cyrillic, how do I get rid of that?
[01:52] <sudobash> then probably not
[01:52] <nemilar> NW2190: they'll pick up on syntax errors for you, stuff like that
[01:52] <sudobash> youll be ok
[01:52] <sudobash> your probably using the vesa driver for your card
[01:52] <NW2190> ok I'll look at those two. Thanks.
[01:52] <nemilar> np
[01:52] <Shadow147> nemilar ok it's there but says it has no install package when I run sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2-dev
[01:52] <lanzelloth> sudobash: what does that have to do with upgrading to 7.10?
[01:52] <RyanPrior> NW2190: Emacs is another good IDE>
[01:52] <mouseboyx> Do they make glx drivers for the riva128?
[01:53] <JFactor> Nvidia 6150 by the way
[01:53] <sudobash> well i did the same thing and 2 weeks after the upgrade decided to upgrade just the packages... well now my FX 5200 doesnt work
[01:53] <Enron> this isn't #apache I know, but apache is dead idling would someone be kind enough to assist me with 2 simple things. 1 I need to stop people from being able to list files when they view my root dir if there is no index.php, second currently the name of the dir or page is case sensitive so test/index.php loads but not TEST/index.php
[01:53] <nemilar> Shadow147: you sure you typed it correctly?  works fine over here
[01:53] <sudobash> Xorg and the Nvidia driver are screwed on the Nvidia side I belive
[01:53] <Shadow147> nemilar I have it according to ubuntu
[01:53] <sudobash> believe*
[01:53] <nemilar> Enron: in .htaccess, you can set -Indexes, I believe it's called
[01:53] <neil__> hi... i need some help... this is the first time im using ubuntu and i dont know how to play divx movies on here... Can someone help me?
[01:54] <xazo> StoneNote, I got error --> sudo apt-get install linux-libc-dev_2.6.22-14.47_i386.deb
[01:54] <xazo> Error: Couldn't find package linux-libc-dev_2.6.22-14.47_i386.deb
[01:54] <sudobash> upgrades can break Ubuntu sometimes
[01:54] <Shadow147> nemilar but I get an error from the configure script
[01:54] <tritium> !divx | neil__
[01:54] <ubotu> neil__: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[01:54]  * Kuwanger sighs.
[01:54] <sudobash> but 7.04 -> 7.10 should be fine
[01:54] <pingu> mouseboyx: like i said its not the web browser i think i need to tweek my preferences in my current web browser or install a program for linux
[01:54] <Enron> nemilar isn't .htaccess in /var/www
[01:54] <Kuwanger> Guess I'll just have to live with it.
[01:54] <nemilar> Enron: Options -Indexes
[01:54] <sudobash> its the updates after that
[01:54] <Shadow147> nemilar let me get it
[01:54] <nemilar> Enron: you can put a .htaccess in any directory being served
[01:54] <mouseboyx> pingu, where is the site?
[01:54] <Kuwanger> Btw, anyone here know of a Sega Master System emulator?
[01:54] <pingu> its call www.masteringphysics.com
[01:54] <venger> how can i determine what package would provide /etc/ati/ati-flrx.sh?
[01:55] <lanzelloth> sudobash: hmm, i'm trying to update to 7.10 without updating 190 updates because i haven't logged in for a long time
[01:55] <nemilar> Enron: you can also specify it in your apache configuration, if you want it to apply to all directories
[01:55] <RyanPrior> Kuwanger: That's offtopic for this channel, sorry.
[01:55] <tritium> venger: dpkg -S <path/to/file>
[01:55] <StoneNote> xazo,  you need to type this just like it shown here, don't substitute anything of uname or anything else --> sudo apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r)
[01:55] <Enron> nemilar I do
[01:55] <paolob> Hi guys! What about /etc/iftab in gutsy? it seems that it doesn't work anymore, or, best, that it cannot get obedience from the kernel. Anyone knows wheter it has changed its behaviour? thank you!
[01:55] <sudobash> yeah you might just be able to do the sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[01:55] <nemilar> Enron: apache 1 or 2?
[01:55] <Shadow147> !paste
[01:55] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[01:55] <Geoffrey2> how do I search for a file with Xubuntu?
[01:55] <xazo> it worked! Thanks
[01:55] <Enron> 2
[01:55] <Enron> Apache2
[01:55] <mouseboyx> pingu, What is the answer box? is it a form?
[01:56] <Kuwanger> RyanPrior: May I ask what's exactly where such a question would be on-topic?
[01:56] <JFactor> can the s-video work with ubuntu?
[01:56] <Kuwanger> err, where
[01:56] <Enron> nemilar can I pm you lol it's hard to scroll constantly
[01:56] <mouseboyx> JFactor, yes.
[01:56] <tritium> Kuwanger: check out the dgen or xmess-sdl and xmess-x ubuntu packages
[01:56] <tritium> Kuwanger: no worries, it's on-topic.
[01:56] <pingu> mouseboyx: what do you mean by form?
[01:56] <Shadow147> nemilar heres what I get http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/53928/
[01:56] <nemilar> Geoffrey2: the 'locate' or 'find' commands
[01:56] <JFactor> mouseboyx: how?
[01:56] <mouseboyx> like an input box? can you send me a screen shot pingu
[01:56] <sudobash> going down to test this fix for nvidia and Xorg
[01:56] <RyanPrior> tritium, Kuwanger: sorry. I thought video game emulators would be supported elsewhere. :-)
[01:56] <sudobash> brb
[01:56] <Magozamo> hi, i am new... this chanel is only in english?? i am from spain
[01:57] <bazhang> http://www.emulator-zone.com/doc.php/sms/ Kuwanger here
[01:57] <nemilar> Shadow147: you don't have the dev package for sdl installed
[01:57] <Kuwanger> tribaldata: I can't seem to get xmess-sdl to work, unfortunately.
[01:57] <tritium> RyanPrior: they're not supported, but he can ask if there are ubuntu packages
[01:57] <bazhang> #ubuntu-es Magozamo
[01:57] <mouseboyx> JFactor, What doesn't work, It worked for me you have to use nvidia settings, it only worked with nvidia for me, the svideo has to be pluged in before you start up your computer.
[01:57] <Shadow147> nemilar according to ubuntu it is
[01:57] <ries> How can I prevent a kernel from being updated?
[01:57] <RyanPrior> ries: You probably don't want to do that.
[01:57] <nemilar> Shadow147: try reinstalling then
[01:57] <pingu> mouseboyx: its just a place to put the answer to a physics question for online homework like in college and where should i sent the screen shot
[01:57] <Shadow147> ok
[01:57] <venger> tritium: and for packages not installed?
[01:57] <Shadow147> nemilar ok
[01:58] <StoneNote> Geoffrey2, try sudo apt-get install catfish
[01:58] <Enron> nemilar in apache2, /etc/apache2/sites-available/default ?
[01:58] <JFactor> mouseboyx: it has been plugged in since I installed ubuntu
[01:58] <mouseboyx> photobucket?
[01:58] <nemilar> Shadow147: actually, it's because it's looking in /usr/local instead of /usr, probably
[01:58] <tritium> venger: what is your question?
[01:58] <ries> RyanPrior: I build my own kernel that hase XEN support (updating a domU now) and I do need a modified kernel
[01:58] <mouseboyx> JFactor, do you use nvidia?
[01:58] <nemilar> Shadow147: run ./configure --help and set the prefix for SDL to be /usr instead of /usr/local
[01:58] <ries> I am trying to upgrade from 6.x to 7.x now
[01:58] <pingu> mouseboyx: not sure if it will help thought because you can't see whats missing
[01:58] <RyanPrior> ries: Ah, I see. You can keep apt from installing new kernels by "locking" the packages. This can be done with dkpg or with Synaptic.
[01:58] <nemilar> Enron: yeah
[01:58] <venger> tritium: looking for what package provides a file and according to man dpkg, the -S searches installed packages
[01:58] <JFactor> mouseboyx: yes I have an nvidia 6150 and I just activated the restricted driver
[01:58] <mouseboyx> I guess, is the answer, like a text box.
[01:58] <f7za90541> .
[01:59] <ries> RyanPrior: Ahh.. let me see
[01:59] <nemilar> Enron: just restart apache after you've editied the file, so the changes take affect (or you can reload instead of restart)
[01:59] <Kuwanger> bazhang: Um, all those are Windows programs.
[01:59] <mouseboyx> JFactor, press alt f2 and type sudo nvidia-settings
[01:59] <tritium> venger: if you don't have the package installed, you'll need to use apt-file
[01:59] <Enron> nemilar what exactly do i edit in there lol
[01:59] <tritium> venger: apt-file needs you to update its package listings before it
[01:59] <venger> tritium: i tried apt-file list /full/file/name was that not correct?
[02:00] <pingu> mouseboyx: ok?
[02:00] <tritium> venger: apt-file search
[02:00] <ries> Hmm is Synaptic the same as apt?
[02:00] <bazhang> Kuwanger: that is what is available--you can google for more results if you wish
[02:00] <tato> anyone knows which gtk+ engine is this: http://thunar.xfce.org/images/user-screenshots/dougwhiteley-20060326.png, for those that dont wanna open the link, the menu bar is blue
[02:00] <mouseboyx> pingu, ?
[02:00] <JFactor> mouseboyx: ok
[02:00] <nemilar> tato: xfce4 uses gtk2, if that's what you're asking
[02:00] <mouseboyx> or gksu nvidia-settings my bad.
[02:00] <pingu> mouseboyx: who was the " I guess, is the answer, like a text box." for
[02:01] <Kuwanger> tribaldata: Far as I can tell, dgen is just a Sega Genesis emulator.
[02:01] <mouseboyx> Oh, its not working.
[02:01] <JFactor> mouseboyx: got it
[02:01] <mouseboyx> pingu, you, sorry.
[02:01] <groven1021> does anyone know of an app in 6.1 that will burn iso images?
[02:01] <y_> Is there a simple way to define an additional place to keep non-system users? LDAP + Ubuntu = Nightmare
[02:01] <tato> nemilar: ah yah I now, but I mean like which theme is that on the screenshot? is not clearlooks
[02:01] <nemilar> tato: no idea
[02:01] <mouseboyx> cdrecord groven1021
[02:01] <groven1021> ok, thanks mouseboyx
[02:01] <pingu> mouseboyx: where do you want me to sent the screen shot
[02:01] <mouseboyx> Or k3b groven1021
[02:01] <bazhang> Kuwanger: osmose
[02:02] <JFactor> mouseboyx: I hit detect but nothing happens
[02:02] <mouseboyx> Is the TV turned on?
[02:02] <mouseboyx> Wherever pingu
[02:02] <ries> Hmm I don't have synaptic...
[02:02] <JFactor> yes
[02:02] <Shadow147> nemilar got the same error
[02:02] <mouseboyx> Was it turned on since you had the computer up?
[02:02] <kestir> can someone help me troubleshoot ssh?  sshd is running but I keep getting connection refused
[02:03] <nemilar> Shadow147: is it still looking in /usr/local?
[02:03] <Kuwanger> bazhang: What's osmose?
[02:03] <pingu> mouseboyx: what do you mean where ever
[02:03] <JFactor> no
[02:04] <Dr_willis> kestir,  can you connect via localhost? 'ssh localhost' ?
[02:04] <bazhang> http://linux.softpedia.com/get/System/Emulators/Osmose-32481.shtml Kuwanger
[02:04] <mouseboyx> pingu just a sec
[02:04] <kestir> Dr_willis: yes
[02:04] <JFactor> its an old crt screen
[02:04] <JFactor> I am getting something now
[02:04] <JFactor> however it is blurred out
[02:04] <JFactor> and I cant make out a picture
[02:04] <pingu> mouseboyx: ok brb
[02:04] <nemilar> Dr_willis: yeah
[02:04] <Geoffrey2> thanks....is there any particular package that would install dvd.h, or dvdio.h, or is it possible they wouldn't exist, even if you have a dvd drive installed?
[02:04] <johnathon> ik this is off topic but is a degree in computer science what gets u to be a computer technician?
[02:04] <Dr_willis> kestir,   from the remote machine. can you Ping the ssh server machine?  Check the ssh logs also on the server. see if its getting connections.
[02:04] <nemilar> Dr_willis: oh, nvmd that
[02:05] <Shadow147> nemilar it's looking in /usr
[02:05] <bazhang> #ubuntu-offtopic johnathon
[02:05] <kestir> Dr_willis: where are the ssh logs kept?
[02:05] <Kuwanger> bazhang: Thank you.
[02:05] <nemilar> Shadow147: try 'which sdl-config'
[02:06] <nemilar> Shadow147: if it doesn't find it, then you don't have the -dev installed
[02:06] <Dr_willis> kestir,  /var/log I think. but not sure where exactly.
[02:06] <Skwerl> As far as compiling goes.. Is there a way to add a path to what gets searched through for libraries?
[02:06] <nemilar> Skwerl: /etc/ld.so.conf
[02:06] <Shadow147> nemilar /usr/local/bin/sdl-config
[02:06] <mouseboyx> Are you here pingu?
[02:06] <kestir> Dr_willis: yes I can ping it
[02:07] <nemilar> Shadow147: oh, then it is in local...did you compile that by source, too?
[02:07] <nemilar> kestir: can you nmap it to see if port 22 is open?
[02:07] <yuriman> is there any way to enable a new fstab without rebooting?
[02:07] <Dr_willis> kestir,  cat /var/log/auth.log     is the ssh log files it seems
[02:07] <bod_> can you guys do me a favout please,. can you check this site and tell me what i have to do to get this software :http://forumubuntusoftware.info/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=427
[02:07] <nemilar> yuriman: entries added to fstab are usable right away
[02:08] <ubuntuo> how do you write music to a cd using Ubuntu?
[02:08] <soldats> yuriman, or try sudo mount -a
[02:08] <Dr_willis> kestir,  do a tail -f  /var/log/auth.log in a terminal, then try to ssh in - see if any info pops up.
[02:08] <Shadow147> nemilar I believe I got it from the repos
[02:08] <Dr_willis> kestir,  it may be somthing btweeen the 2 machines blocking ssh.
[02:08] <nemilar> Shadow147: then it would be in /usr/bin instead of /usr/local/bin
[02:08] <ddalton> ok anyone know of any ubuntu 7.04 installation instructions?
[02:08] <xomp> would anyone know how to disable the updating of games? I've removed all the games in ubuntu, yet ubuntu feels to need to update something that shouldn't be there anymore :/
[02:08] <yuriman> I can't get my UDF disk to mount. Nothing I found on the forums helped.
[02:08] <johnathon> ubuntuo serpintine audio cd creator
[02:08] <RequinB5> xomp: quick and dirty would to be disable the gutsy-backports
[02:08] <Shadow147> nemilar then I got them from sorce
[02:09] <ubuntuo> yes johnathon i tried that, but when i burn music it says "Please insert a blank cd"
[02:09] <ubuntuo> do you know why?
[02:09] <nemilar> Shadow147: source and packages don't work well together
[02:09] <xomp> RequinB5, ok, thanks!
[02:09] <xazo> StoneNote, i keep getting error when installing nvidia-linux-x86-169.09-pkg1.run. error: no libc headers installed. I did run the apt-get install linux... as you suggested.
[02:09] <bazhang> bod_: follow the instructions on the page--it seems fairly self evident
[02:09] <nemilar> Shadow147: run sdl-config --version
[02:10] <Shadow147> nemilar but if I yank the libsdl1.2-dev out alot of my packages well stop working
[02:10] <nemilar> that's not true
[02:10] <kestir> Dr_willis: well...I think the problem might be that the laptop I'm using has the same IP as my desktop
[02:10] <ubuntuo> johnathon: my sperintine audo cd creator doesnt copy right...
[02:10] <nemilar> you only need the -dev to compile
[02:10] <bod_> bazhang, im confused though,. i have copied and pasted the 3 lines of code from the first box, and it downloaded something,,.,. is that all i have to do or do i have to do the same  for the really long script?
[02:10] <kestir> Dr_willis: they're sharing an internet connection...having a friend see if he can ssh in
[02:10] <Shadow147> nemilar 1.2.13
[02:10] <max-p> Hi, I have a font problem with firefox (error in the terminal)
[02:10] <Dr_willis> kestir,  thats not good. :)   sounds like confuseing lan configuragion issue then.
[02:11] <nemilar> Shadow147: you probably installed part of SDL from source, and another part from repos, and it's confusing the heck out of the configure script
[02:11] <johnathon> ubuntuo then i dont know
[02:11] <xomp> does anyone know of any linux email client that will work with Exchange Server 5.5. Evolution works with Exchange 2000 & 2003, but I need a client that will work with 5.5. Thanks
[02:11] <ubuntuo> ah crap okay
[02:11] <nemilar> Shadow147: spend some time finding everything, then use ./configure --help to figure out how to tell it where everything is
[02:11] <johnathon> ubuntuo maybe with amarok
[02:11] <kestir> Dr_willis: yeah...from the frying pan to the fire I go
[02:11] <bazhang> bod_: as the instructions say: select all of the code in the lower box
[02:11] <protoloco> Im running mytop.. and there are alot of sleep mysql process.. with alot of Time. (100 secs) are they taking CPU usage % ?
[02:11] <ubuntuo> johnathon maybe i need a certain lib/package or coedecs to copy music?
[02:11] <Dr_willis> kestir,  if they are sharing a connection using the  NAT stuff of linux. then the laptop should have a different ip.  then the server. it will be on a different subnet.
[02:11] <ubuntuo> its .mp3 format
[02:11] <Dr_willis> kestir,  if thats the case you may need to do some port forwarding to get ssh to the laptop
[02:12] <bod_> bazhang, put all of it straight into terminal? ,.,. ok cheers
[02:12] <Enron> nemilar it's working thanks for your help, you mind 1 last question
[02:12] <nemilar> protoloco: the $CPU column shows current CPU usage
[02:12] <johnathon> ubuntuo i dont have a cd burner so i dont know how
[02:12] <pingu> mouseboyx: what do you have for me
[02:12] <kestir> Dr_willis: I'm a bit lost on networking stuff.   Configurando lprfax (0.6-25) ...
[02:13] <groovingsoul> Please input serial device for fax-printing (e.g. ttyS0), 'done' to end
[02:13] <groovingsoul> >
[02:13] <groovingsoul> , anyone can help me to sort it out, my linux skills are 0
[02:13] <nemilar> Enron: you want non-case-sensitive?
[02:13] <Enron> yes
[02:13] <Enron> I know for a fact someone will type with caps
[02:13] <Enron> when I use lower
[02:13] <Dr_willis> kestir,  yep sounds like a network config issue to me.
[02:13] <mouseboyx> ftp://mouse.homelinux.com/ login pingu pass:123456
[02:13] <Enron> and it won't load and then we'll get calls
[02:13] <RedBand> I'm trying to move a folder to my external harddrive, but it isn't bulging. I get this error (unable to remove target: Is a directory). How do I force it?
[02:13] <eldowan> Enron: whynot use a symlink
[02:14] <Dr_willis> groovingsoul,  you are wanting to use lprfax ?
[02:14] <Enron> eldowan i'm not sure how to do that
[02:14] <eldowan> ln -s website WEBSITE
[02:14] <nemilar> Enron: don't use symlinks, that's silly
[02:14] <Mudkipz> ron paul
[02:14] <groovingsoul> dr_willis nope i dont want to use it, was a mistake
[02:14] <nemilar> no offence to eldowan
[02:14] <nemilar> Enron: there's an apache module to do it
[02:14] <Dr_willis> groovingsoul,  remove the package then perhaps?
[02:14] <eldowan> nemilar: none taken. quick and dirty work for me.
[02:14] <groovingsoul> tried to install it, but i have no fax
[02:14] <xomp> Mudkipz, = /b/tard?
[02:14] <Mudkipz> nah
[02:14] <Enron> nemilar can't I just edit config somewhere
[02:14] <kestir> Dr_willis: they have different 192.168 addresses
[02:15] <nemilar> Enron: yeah, hold on one sec, I gotta see something
[02:15] <groovingsoul> Dr_willis, how i make that?
[02:15] <Dr_willis> theres some force option to force removeal. just give it  /dev/ttyS0 if it really wants the info. then remove the package
[02:15] <nemilar> eldowan: haha, yeah, I do a whole lotta that
[02:15] <Dr_willis> groovingsoul,  proberly sudo apt-get remove lprfax
[02:15] <eldowan> nemilar: add in the non familiarity with apache...
[02:15] <groovingsoul> Dr_willis it doesn't want's to work /dev/ttySO
[02:16] <nemilar> Enron: there's a module called mod_spelling, which is probably included in your apache distrobution... to check, see if there's a spelling.load file in your mods-available folder
[02:16] <Dr_willis> groovingsoul,  tell it /dev/null perhaps. then remove the package
[02:16] <nemilar> eldowan: true that, I understand...I use apache at work so I'm a bit more familiar with it
[02:17] <groovingsoul> Dr_willis, thanks it worked
[02:17] <eldowan> nemilar: nice to know about the spelling mod though.
[02:17] <zyxel> hello everybody
[02:17] <Shadow147> nemilar it probly would be easier to just to reinstall ubuntu then trying to reinstall all of the packages I need to get all of my programs working again
[02:17] <max-p> Can someone help me to fix Firefox?
[02:17] <nemilar> Shadow147: your programs will work fine without the -dev
[02:17] <Enron> nemilar I do have spelling.load
[02:17] <RequinB5> hello zyxel
 protoloco: the time column is total CPU time used for the entire life of the process <-- but its status is sleeping...
[02:17] <Enron> actually it's speling.load one l
[02:17] <nemilar> Enron: move it to the mods-enabled folder
[02:17] <protoloco> takes alot of time to go away
[02:18] <zyxel> how can I see the list of registered users and usergroups?
[02:18] <kestir> Dr_willis: they have different 192.168 addresses but the same 24.*.*.* addresses
[02:18] <KilllerKlown> need some help with vim... i can't get syntax highlighting to work.. please help.. it works on some files but not on ones i create
[02:18] <Enron> done
[02:18] <Enron> and then what do I edit
[02:18] <zyxel> anything but cat /etc/passwd ?
[02:18] <Shadow147> nemilar some of the programs I compiled from source because there was no ubuntu release
[02:18] <nemilar> protoloco: a process like mysql will be sleeping for a while if it's not being used
[02:19] <nemilar> protoloco: then it will jump to life when called on, use some CPU, and go back to sleep
[02:19] <bod_> bazhang, ok that all went good,. but how do i change which login screen i use?
[02:19] <KilllerKlown> please help
[02:19] <nemilar> Enron: one sec, didn't forget about you
[02:19] <Dr_willis> KilllerKlown,  odd. use :syntax on
[02:19] <RequinB5> zyxel - system - administration - users and groups
[02:19] <Shadow147> nemilar or the one in the repos were older and probly woudn't
[02:19] <Dr_willis> KilllerKlown,  to enable it?
[02:19] <zyxel> RequinB5: using only shell)
[02:19] <KilllerKlown> i did
[02:19] <Enron> hehe ty sorry for being pushy
[02:19] <KilllerKlown> i'm using the default .vimrc file
[02:19] <KilllerKlown> in my home directory
[02:19] <Enron> they kind of kicking me out of office :P
[02:19] <RequinB5> !user
[02:19] <Doctor-Who> RequinB5 has sent a total of 44 messages (0.01% of total).
[02:19] <ubotu> To add new users to your Ubuntu system, follow the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AddUsersHowto - For administrative privileges, users need to be made members of the group "admin" - See !sudo
[02:19] <KilllerKlown> syntax is on
[02:20] <nemilar> Enron: you're going to have to edit your apache2.conf file and add a section for the new module
[02:21] <xomp> does anyone know of any linux email client that will work with Exchange Server 5.5. Evolution works with Exchange 2000 & 2003, but I need a client that will work with 5.5. Thanks
[02:21] <nemilar> Enron: actually, you might try setting the options line, or the .htaccess file, and doing +CheckSpelling
[02:21] <zyxel> RequinB5: that's not exectly what I need
[02:21] <nemilar> Enron: but I'm not sure if that will work (similar to the way you disabled indexing with -Indexes, do +CheckSpelling)
[02:22] <RequinB5> zyxel - don't know where to go after that, sorry
[02:22] <nemilar> Enron: of course, don't forget to restart apache
[02:22] <Enron> so I just make a .htaccess and add +CheckSpelling
[02:23] <bazhang> bod_: you want my guidance on this?  I'm on kde ;]
[02:23] <nemilar> Enron: yeah, or add it to your sites-enabled/default file
[02:23] <zyxel> nemilar: ok
[02:23] <zyxel> RequinB5: ok
[02:23] <bod_> bazhang, i used the script to make a login screen with a picture on my desktop, it said "file will be made in current directory" but im not using terminal and its not on my desktop,. where is it?
[02:23] <bazhang> no idea bod_
[02:23] <bod_> bazhang, damn,.ok cheers
[02:23] <Dr_willis> whever the script was ran from
[02:24] <Dr_willis> that programs current directory.
[02:24] <nemilar> bod_: probably whatever directory the script is located in
[02:24] <bod_> Dr_willis, i ran the script by right clicking on the picture,
[02:24] <bod_> nemilar, ok,. il have a look
[02:24] <Dr_willis> bod_,  no idea then.
[02:24] <kestir> Dr_willis: I got it, needed to port forward on my router (not that you care, I'm just proud of myself)
[02:24] <Enron> nemilar I rather have it in the default, so I add +CheckSpelling to which line do you know
[02:24] <kestir> :)
[02:24] <Dr_willis> kestir,  :P
[02:24] <nemilar> Enron: the Options line
[02:24] <Geoffrey2> anyone know what 'zr' is?
[02:24]  * Dr_willis gives kestir  a gold star
[02:24] <Enron> <Directory /var/www/>
[02:24] <Enron>                 Options -Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews
[02:24] <nemilar> Enron: yup
[02:25] <Enron> I tried that
[02:25] <max-p> Where is the fonts directory?
[02:25] <max-p> (please)
[02:25] <nemilar> Enron: you restarted apache, I'm guessing?
[02:25] <Enron> Options -Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews +CheckSpelling
[02:25] <Enron> and it failed to start
[02:25] <nemilar> let me try it here
[02:25] <Enron> if i take +Checkspelling off it works
[02:25] <Enron> but with it it'll fail
[02:26] <Mudkipz> lol
[02:26] <nemilar> Enron: one sec, trying
[02:26] <toc2rta> where can i learn linux basic ?
[02:26] <Enron> np
[02:27] <Mudkipz> toc2rta, the interwebs
[02:27] <nemilar> Enron: lol
[02:27] <Enron> :x
[02:27] <Enron> what did I do now
[02:27] <nemilar> no it was me
[02:27] <Enron> oh ok
[02:27] <Jack_Sparrow> toc2rta: The ubuntu wiki is a good place to satrt
[02:27] <Enron> damn you then!
[02:27] <Enron> :P
[02:27] <nemilar> Enron: if this works I'm gonna feel like an idiot
[02:27] <lwizardl> hi
[02:27] <Enron> np smarter idiot than myself obviously
[02:27] <toc2rta> jack_sparrow link ?
[02:27] <lwizardl> what application is best to convert divx into a dvd?
[02:27] <Pici> !wiki
[02:27] <ubotu> http://wiki.ubuntu.com - Ubuntu development documentation wiki. If you are looking for system help, please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community - the Ubuntu community documentation.
[02:28] <pingu> mouseboyx: i didn't do anything
[02:28] <Enron> lwizardl not sure if they have any linux stuff but vcdhelp.com usually has lots of stuff on converting
[02:28] <Jack_Sparrow> Thanks pici.. I was lagging
[02:28] <stefano_> dont taze me
[02:28] <mouseboyx> pingu do you know how to use an ftp server?
[02:28] <lwizardl> Enron: yeah i'm looking for linux only
[02:28] <Enron> lwizardl well some of those apps are opensource
[02:29] <saebbi_> i'm having trouble building vpnclient.. this is the output of make : http://www.pastebin.org/17178
[02:29] <saebbi_> echo $KERNEL_SOURCES prints an empty line.. the variable is used in the Makefile, could this be the cause?
[02:30] <sleek> is there any particular reason that ffmpeg does not let me encode audio?
[02:30] <Enron> I don't know
[02:30] <saebbi_> probably there is though
[02:30] <Enron> probably
[02:31] <ries> How do I install a proper java environment? I need java 1.5
[02:31] <ries> currently it shows gij 1.4.2
[02:31] <nemilar> Enron: try, instead of putting it on the options line, try adding a line below it saying "CheckSpelling On"
[02:31] <Lagann> i love cocke
[02:32] <bazhang> Lagann: offtopic
[02:32] <stefano_> sleek, make sure you have all the right codecs installed. if you want to, for example, encode your audio in mp3 you'll need to aquire the frauenhofer mp3 encoder (or lame enc),
[02:32] <mouseboyx> sleek, or ffmpeg
[02:32] <nemilar> Enron: if that doesn't work, try 'echo "CheckSpelling On" >> /var/www/.htaccess'
[02:33] <Shadow147> nemilar I have no choice I am just going to dump linux and reinstall it
[02:33] <Shadow147> I will be back later
[02:33] <stefano_> Shadow147, what's your problem? maybe i can help (using linux since four years)
[02:33] <linux_user400354> im getting permission denied error when copying files to a cdrw icon on my desktop.
[02:34] <saebbi_> ries what distribution are you using? it should be in the reps
[02:34] <linux_user400354> im getting permission denied error when copying files to a cdrw icon on my desktop. how do i get around this?
[02:34] <ries> saebbi_: I think a 7.0 version
[02:34] <Geoffrey2> anyone here know if libnut is still being developed at all?
[02:34] <Shadow147> stefano_ I am trying to get zsnes_1.36
[02:34] <saebbi_> ries, what linux distribution
[02:34] <ries> saebbi_: ubuntu
[02:34] <bazhang> linux_user400354: how are you trying to do this; via k3b etc?
[02:35] <Shadow147> stefano_ I am trying to get zsnes_1.36 to compile and I gave the libsdl1.2-dev
[02:35] <stefano_> Shadow147, unfortunately, zsnes has to run as root - not good! -  try starting it with a "gsku" in front of the usual command
[02:35] <stefano_> oh, i see
[02:35] <Enron> nope
[02:35] <nemilar> Enron: damn
[02:35] <Enron>  <Directory /var/www/>
[02:35] <Enron>                 Options -Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews
[02:35] <Enron>                 CheckSpelling ON
[02:35] <stefano_> Shadow147, what distribution do you use
[02:35] <nemilar> Enron: I think you have to add the module configuration into apache2.conf then
[02:35] <Enron> like that right
[02:35] <Shadow147> stefano_ I have ubuntu 7.10 Gusty Gibbions
[02:35] <stefano_> linux_user400354, if you're running gnome, go to places  and select "create cd/dvd" (or something similar)
[02:36] <nemilar> Enron: if you google for mod_speling you will find information on it, I gtg right now though
[02:36] <nemilar> Enron: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_speling.html
[02:36] <Enron> hey no problemo
[02:36] <Enron> thank you for all the help
[02:36] <Enron> greatly appreciate
[02:36] <pingu> mouseboyx: no
[02:36] <nemilar> Enron: yeah, sorry I couldn't get you all the way there though
[02:36] <bazhang> Shadow147: why compile a new version
[02:36] <solexious> guys, i hear of a program to do softwear raid, is this true?
[02:36] <stefano_> Shadow147, a precompiled version of zsnes is in the repositories, you might have to enable additional repositories (multiverse?) to be able to install it
[02:36] <stefano_> !repositories
[02:36] <ubotu> The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource
[02:37] <stefano_> hope that helps
[02:37] <saebbi_> ries ok.. so what exactly do you want to install? the java run time environment? or the development one?
[02:37] <mouseboyx> What is the answer box usualy like?
[02:37] <Enron> A simple solution is to enable mod_speling using the --enable-speling
[02:37] <mouseboyx> What is the answer box usualy like pengu?
[02:37] <ries> saebbi_: java runtime.....
[02:37] <Dr_willis> Shadow147,  you are using 32bit disrto right? there is no zsnes for 64bit
[02:38] <ries> saebbi_: I sued to have /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun-<IP_ADDRESS>/ but after a upgrade that seems to be deleted
[02:38] <Ubulindy> if anyone is interested, if you use gYACHI, and cam wont work, nor camorama, uninstall anything to do with v4l, and you're good to go
[02:38] <mouseboyx> does 32bit work on 64bit?
[02:38] <ries> saebbi_: java dev is also fine  for me... I just don't see it in apt-cache anymore
[02:38] <jwosnick> Hi everyone... I'm trying to get Ubuntu Gutsy working well enough for everyday use... but fonts are a problem. They look clunky compared to XP -- especially web pages. I have msttf or whatever installed. Any tips?
[02:38] <bazhang> Ubulindy: thanks!
[02:38] <pingu> mouseboyx: well its kinda special because its for physics so it has some different notation buttons so you can add notation but other than that not much
[02:38] <Ubulindy> yup!
[02:39] <mouseboyx> Its probably written for internet explorer you should just get ies 4 linux.\
[02:39] <Shadow147> stefano_ bazhang Dr.willis yeah I am using 32-bit and I only use the repos most of my program and to get depends
[02:39] <saebbi_> ries, so you can't apt-get sun-java6-jre ?
[02:39] <bazhang> Shadow147: but why a new version
[02:39] <solexious> [q] guys, i hear of a program to do softwear raid, is this true? kno the name?
[02:39] <Mudkipz> is anyone here running on an nforce 2 chipset?
[02:39] <pingu> mouseboyx: what is ies
[02:39] <sixpence> Mudkipz: What do you need?
[02:39] <ries> saebbi_: nope...
[02:39] <Shadow147> stefano_ bazhang I prefer to have the latest version
[02:40] <Mudkipz> nothing particular... just wondering since this box will be a nix box when I build my new game rig
[02:40] <sixpence> Mudkipz: I have an nforce nvidia p5n32-3 sli
[02:40] <mouseboyx> http://www.tatanka.com.br/ies4linux/page/Main_Page pingu
[02:40] <Mudkipz> nforce 2 is pretty old from socket A boards
[02:40] <Shadow147> stefano_ bazhang I am trying to compile Zsnes 1.36
[02:40] <kestir> Dr_willis: May I ask you another question?
[02:40] <asdrubal> Could someone do me a favor and tell me the ssl credential information for https://mail.google.com
[02:40] <bazhang> pingu: have you tried the user agent switcher addon for firefox? it spoofs the page into believing it is ie7/vista
[02:40] <saebbi_> ries you have the multiverse reps in your sources.list?
[02:40] <pingu> mouseboyx: i think i am just going to install wine and you the windows version of firefox
[02:40] <asdrubal> the fingerprints and serial#?
[02:41] <bazhang> Shadow147: but why--no real reason?
[02:41] <ries> saebbi_: I don't....
[02:41] <Dr_willis> kestir,  You just did. :) want to try a 3rd? :P
[02:41] <mouseboyx> Maybe it needs java?
[02:41] <mouseboyx> do you have java installed?
[02:41] <pingu> bazhang: no but that sounds like it might how do you go about that
[02:41] <jay-oh-en> whenever i highlight text in firefox 3 its white like i cant see the text anymore its just white and same with firefox 2 but red
[02:41] <jay-oh-en> how do i change it back to normal
[02:41] <ries> saebbi_: yes I do, sorry...    I have this line deb http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ feisty-backports main restricted universe multiverse
[02:41] <pingu> mouseboyx: yes i have java installed and i removed and reinstalled it last night
[02:41] <Shadow147> bazhang well theres a piece of software that I use in windows I wanted to use in linux form
[02:42] <bazhang> pingu: go to tools addons/extensions and look for it--or just google for user agent switcher and install via firefox
[02:42] <kestir> Dr_willis: Yes. :)  I am emailing myself my auth.log every morning to monitor logins.  I use 'cat /var/log/auth.log | grep failure'
[02:42] <orionr> Hey does anyone here have any idea how to convert a .dmg to and .iso or burn a .dmg to a cd?
[02:42] <bazhang> Shadow147: which piece?
[02:42] <kestir> Dr_willis: But I would like to only mail new attempts from the last 24 hours, so as to not email myself the same information
[02:42] <mouseboyx> bazhang, I don't think that is the problem
[02:43] <saebbi_> ries hmm....
[02:43] <Dr_willis> kestir,  the log files also get archived/compressed by a cron job every so often.
[02:43] <bazhang> mouseboyx: sometimes works, never can tell
[02:43] <kestir> Dr_willis: 'cat /var/log/auth.log | grep failure > /home/dir/.failure.txt' of course
[02:43] <Dr_willis> kestir,  so depending ont he time of day. You may get an empty log.
[02:43] <pingu> bazhang: i dont see it there are two options at the bottom of the page "get extensions" and "get ubuntu addons"
[02:44] <bazhang> get extensions pingu
[02:44] <Dr_willis> kestir,  grep failure /var/log/auth.log > /home/dir/.failure.txt          is a little neater way :)
[02:44] <kestir> Dr_willis: yes, and that emails me the file perfectly, but it also emails me data I've already read.  With new failures at the end.  I'd like to just email new failures
[02:44] <leladia> please does anyone know if there is a forum for sql server?
[02:44] <pingu> bazhang: what would be the category it would be under
[02:45] <bazhang> Shadow147: have you tried it with the one in the repos?
[02:45] <asdrubal> pingu: could you tell me the certificate information for https://mail.google.com?  click on the padlock..... and tell me md5 fingerprint... just a few hex pairs.
[02:45] <boselecta> i am having some very serious problems. my computer has started turning off spontaneously after trying to read the disk for a while.
[02:45] <bazhang> https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/59 pingu
[02:45] <mouseboyx> lol asdrubal
[02:45] <asdrubal> mouseboyx, sup mah bro.
[02:46] <mouseboyx> Do i know you?
[02:46] <asdrubal> nope
[02:46] <asdrubal> heh
[02:46] <mouseboyx> ok
[02:46] <asdrubal> I just calling dudes my bro
[02:46] <Dr_willis> kestir,  guess ya are going to have to do work with 'diff' also perhaps. and/or uniq
[02:46] <pingu> asdrubal: i dont have a pad lock
[02:46] <kestir> Dr_willis: ahhh! that's it
[02:46] <asdrubal> pingu, httpS://mail.google.com
[02:46] <mouseboyx> asdrubal, was just kidding/
[02:46] <Dr_willis> kestir,  there may be some tools out to monitor ssh logs allready
[02:46] <kestir> Dr_willis: but it's more fun to do it myself!
[02:46] <Shadow147> bazhang well it's a IRC script that will allow me to use Zsnes netplay more easily
[02:47] <Shadow147> bazhang I wanted to run it natively under linux without wine
[02:47] <bazhang> Shadow147: and you tried the one in the repos?
[02:47] <boselecta> i am having some very serious problems. my computer has started turning off spontaneously after trying to read the disk for a while.
[02:47] <Shadow147> bazhang yeah beside not be able to find it
[02:48] <boselecta> it seems to coincide with messages like this in syslog: Jan 28 19:34:48 localhost kernel: [ 1389.988000] APIC error on CPU0: 40(40)
[02:48] <bazhang> !info zsnes
[02:48] <ubotu> zsnes (source: zsnes): Emulator of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (TM). In component universe, is optional. Version 1.510-1 (gutsy), package size 878 kB, installed size 4060 kB (Only available for i386)
[02:48] <bazhang> see above Shadow147
[02:48] <Shadow147> bazhang yeah beside not be able to tell it where to find the savestates and other things
[02:48] <Dr_willis> There is no 64bit zsnes because zsnes uses Assmebly code - i do belive...
[02:48] <bazhang> Shadow147: the newer version will cure that? me doubts it
[02:49] <Dr_willis> there are other snes emulators for 64bit however.
[02:49] <Shadow147> bazhang I mainly wanted to run linux as a development enviroment
[02:49] <bazhang> zsnes = development ;]
[02:49] <Shadow147> bazhang I don't don't want another enviroment like windows os or mac os
[02:50] <Dr_willis> Snes development? Heh - Thats 'homebrew' :)
[02:50] <bazhang> haha
[02:50] <green-_> hmmph... even w/ this mac4lin stuff gnome still looks like crap... wonder if KDE is worth the bother
[02:50] <Dr_willis> want to makeyour own game console check out --> http://www.xgamestation.com/
[02:50] <boselecta> anyone? why would my disk thrash a bit, my system slow down, and then suddenly power off uncleanly?
[02:51] <bazhang> sounds like it might be hardware boselecta; how old is this computer
[02:51] <Fa6ricio> #brasil
[02:51] <groven1021> I'm trying to install 7.04 on my hp 6715b with an amd 64, 1 gig mem, and an ati graphics card but I get a message telling me "failed to start the x server (your graphical interface.)  It is likely that it is not set up correctly.  Would you like to view the x server output to diagnose the problem?"  I get this with safe graphics mode as well.  Can anyone help?
[02:51] <bro-man> Ok, I need a clue as to why I only have sound with my media players... but absolutely no sound with any browsers... any ideas ?
[02:52] <boselecta> bazhang: it's a laptop circa 2002 that has pretty well been desk-bound.
[02:52] <bazhang> groven1021: any reason not to use gutsy the latest?
[02:52] <Shadow147> oh well guess I will not try to compile it again I will work on something else
[02:52] <VvWolverinevV> hi, how can i uninstall thinliquidfilm?
[02:53] <bazhang> boselecta: sounds troubling; could well be hardware
[02:53] <groven1021> I heard on the forums that it does not work well with my laptop, but even when using 7.1 I get the same error
[02:53] <boselecta> bazhang: more like 2003.
[02:53] <iCEifer> hello, anyone know what it means to keep getting countless squashfs errors when booting the live CD? the same thing happens with a gparted live cd?
[02:55] <boselecta> bazhang: is this related to "APIC error"?
[02:55] <ghost> Can some one recomend a quality linux Ebook reader?
[02:55] <bazhang> boselecta: you are getting that error?
[02:55] <simps> I am using Ubuntu and I would like to connect to a Windows network for printers and more specifically to share files. Could anyone help me with this? Help would be much appreciated.
[02:56] <Jack_Sparrow> !samba
[02:56] <ubotu> Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT.
[02:56] <bazhang> simps: see above
[02:56] <simps> Jack_Sparrow: yeah, i tried samba but i'm not quite sure how to use it :\
[02:56] <bro-man> a little help, please? I need a clue as to why I only have sound with my media players... but absolutely no sound with any browsers... any ideas ?
[02:56] <ghost> Any ebook readers for linux worth mention?
[02:56] <boselecta> bazhang: the reboot seems to coincide with a string of APIC Error messages in various log files.
[02:56] <jay-oh-en> everytime i highlight text in firefox it goes red how can i make it back to transparent or whatever where i can see the text and the highlight again
[02:56] <boselecta> I just don't know if they're related.
[02:56] <ghost> nothing bloated like MS reader
[02:56] <Jack_Sparrow> simps: That is the easiest way to do what you are asking
[02:56] <bazhang> boselecta: have you tried booting with no apic
[02:56] <pingu_> bazhang: i installed the agent switch user and i didnt get a new tool bar how do you make it work
[02:56] <ghost> just something lightweight that will load ebook .txt in the proper format
[02:56] <groven1021>  I'm trying to install 7.04 on my hp 6715b with an amd 64, 1 gig mem, and an ati graphics card but I get a message telling me "failed to start the x server (your graphical interface.)  It is likely that it is not set up correctly.  Would you like to view the x server output to diagnose the problem?"  I get this with safe graphics mode as well.  I get this same error no matter what version I run.  Can anyone help?
[02:57] <linkian209> anyone know catfacts?
[02:57] <boselecta> bazhang: i don't even know what APIC is.
[02:57] <linkian209> anyone know when catfacts was last on?
[02:57] <pingu_> bazhang: i installed the agent switch user and i didnt get a new tool bar how do you make it work
[02:57] <jay-oh-en> everytime i highlight text in firefox it goes red how can i make it back to transparent or whatever where i can see the text and the highlight again
[02:57] <Dr_willis> !seen catfacts
[02:57] <Doctor-Who> I haven't seen catfacts.
[02:57] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about seen catfacts - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:58] <nat6138> groven1021: Have you tried to reconfigure X, or restart it?
[02:58] <bazhang> pingu_: go to tools in the firefox menu and under you should see user agent switcher; click ie7/vista then try to load the page do whatever it is you want to do
[02:58] <simps> Jack_Sparrow: could you help me with editing fstab under https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountWindowsSharesPermanently
[02:58] <simps> ?
[02:58] <linkian209> thx
[02:58] <groven1021> I don't know how to reconfigure x
[02:58] <nat6138> groven1021: I think it is sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[02:59] <jay-oh-en> everytime i highlight text in firefox it goes red how can i make it back to transparent or whatever where i can see the text and the highlight again
[02:59] <VvWolverinevV> can anyone tell me how to uninstall something that i installed from a .py file?
[02:59] <calvinshields> hi
[02:59] <Jack_Sparrow> ghost: Terribly inappropiate name for a ebook reader but check out clit.. and good luck googleing that one
[02:59] <nat6138> jay-oh-en: Try to go into preferences, and find the colors tab. Should be something around there.
[02:59] <VvWolverinevV> lol jack
[02:59] <calvinshields> funny!
[03:00] <Jack_Sparrow> VvWolverinevV: DOnt know why anyone would name their program that
[03:00] <calvinshields> it makes literature fun again
[03:00] <bazhang> pingu_: you need to first restart firefox for it to show up
[03:00] <Jack_Sparrow> VvWolverinevV: No one can get anything about the program with a google.., you know what will show up
[03:00] <crshman> Does anyone know what this error is talking about? it streams the same error from nbd0 through till nbd15
[03:00] <crshman> http://pastebin.ca/876834
[03:00]  * kennyyu yorns
[03:00] <RequinB5> !compiz
[03:00] <ubotu> Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - help in #compiz-fusion
[03:00] <crshman> i don't even know what device nbd is
[03:01] <VvWolverinevV> Jack_Sparrow: do tell, on another note, do you know how to uninstall a program thats installed from a .py script?
[03:01] <bro-man> a little help, please? I need a clue as to why I only have sound with my media players... but absolutely no sound with any browsers... any ideas ?
[03:01] <jay-oh-en> nat6138, didnt work
[03:01] <pingu_> bazhang: it didn't work
[03:01] <bazhang> oh well pingu
[03:01] <Jack_Sparrow> VvWolverinevV: You would need to read the script.. just one more reason to use the repos, or make good backups
[03:01] <Shadow147> bazhang I just wanted a change a pace from windows configuration of things
[03:01] <wad> I'm trying to get my wireless adapter working. I need to put a line in my /etc/network/interfaces file like "wpa-driver BLAH". How do I figure out what to put here?
[03:02] <VvWolverinevV> Jack_Sparrow: not everything is in the repos
[03:02] <nat6138> jay-oh-en: hmm, could be a theme issue, or just a random color issue. Try setting it to system colors?
[03:02] <bazhang> jay-oh-en: might want to turn off compiz as well
[03:02] <cosmodad> wad: BLAH could be "wext" or something different. See the wpa_supplicant documentation.
[03:03] <Jack_Sparrow> VvWolverinevV: Agreed, so use your backup...  :)
[03:03] <wad> cosmodad: thanks!
[03:03] <VvWolverinevV> Jack_Sparrow: uhh, how do you backup?
[03:03] <Jack_Sparrow> VvWolverinevV: One line tar statement in cli
[03:03] <bazhang> uh oh
[03:03] <cosmodad> wad: more info in /usr/share/wpasupplicant/
[03:03] <Jack_Sparrow> !backup
[03:03] <ubotu> There are many ways to back your system up. Here's a few: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DuplicityBackupHowto , https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MondoMindi - See also !sbackup and !cloning
[03:03] <cosmodad> wad: or the Ubuntu wiki, IIRC.
[03:03] <bro-man> a little help, please? I need a clue as to why I only have sound with my media players... but absolutely no sound with any browsers... any ideas ?
[03:04] <ghost> the lack of an ebook reader for linux disturbs me... time to learn how to code I guess
[03:04] <bobby_> Has anyone had a chance to play with Ubuntu Studio? I'm seriously considering leaving OS X and going open source all the way. Any reviews? Likes? Dislikes?
[03:04] <nat6138> bro-man: is anything using the sound card when the browser is running?
[03:04] <bazhang> bobby_: it is pure foss--no non free codecs in there
[03:04] <Jack_Sparrow> bobby_: they have a room for that version.
[03:05] <bobby_> Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't know there was a room
[03:05] <solexious> What kernal does ubuntu use?
[03:05] <bro-man> nat6138: how would I check to answer you properly?
[03:05] <nat6138> bro-man: Any media players running, I mean.
[03:05] <Starnestommy> solexious: linux 2.6.22-14-generic, I think
[03:05] <bazhang> 2.6.22-14
[03:05] <solexious> cool, thank you
[03:05] <Jack_Sparrow> bro-man: No sound, meaning no beeps or just no audio with video streams or flash etc
[03:06] <markbbb> eeepc
[03:06] <bro-man> nat6138: nope... just the browsers is all I have open...
[03:06] <bazhang> #eeepc
[03:06] <nat6138> bro-man: Huh, that's strange. So just no sound in browser means no sound in flash, etc?
[03:06] <markbbb> soory - wrong window
[03:06] <bazhang> heh
[03:06] <Jack_Sparrow> !ubuntustudio
[03:06] <ubotu> UbuntuStudio is a collection of packages for the artist who wishes to use Ubuntu as their Digital Audio Workstation. It contains all the best Audio/Visual components from the Ubuntu repositories. For more info and install instructions, join #ubuntustudio or see http://ubuntustudio.org