[16:46] <Spikemcc> leaf-sheep I have hours of customizing on my setup that I don't wanna lose ...
[16:46] <Incarus> tehbaut, try "sudo mount /dev/sda1 /media/sda1"
[16:46] <jilbert> what's the best NIC configuration for Ubuntu server on Virtual box?, NAT? Bridged? or Host?
[16:47] <Incarus> Sarge_TJ, are you using kde?
[16:47] <leaf-sheep> Spikemcc: Backup your $HOME directory if you really want encryption.
[16:47] <gutlicht> hi, is there a jpeg viewer that takes care about embedded icc profiles for viewing? like gimp takes care for editing?
[16:47] <Sarge_TJ> Incarus, nope. Xfce
[16:47] <Incarus> k
[16:47] <jilbert> i think something is wrong with my configuration,.. can't install desktop because the repositories are down.
[16:47] <world_ate_jimmy> what could have caused that issue with the partitions? and how is gnome file manager able to get them even if gparted isn't?
[16:47] <Spikemcc> leaf-sheep It will be at last ... first my stuff should run well ...
[16:48] <Incarus> jilbert, the repo is not down...
[16:48] <jilbert> Incarus: i can't install the ubuntu-desktop
[16:48] <Incarus> jilbert, just that file?
[16:48] <Guest6195> hello is thro there
[16:48] <linuxn00b> thro
[16:49] <leaf-sheep> Spikemcc: Multimonitor.  You plug in the cord.  Look under Nvidia X Server.  Turn it on and stuffs there.
[16:49] <linuxn00b> Guest6195: no
[16:49] <nuke_> Hello again
[16:49] <Pici> jilbert: What version of Ubuntu are you running?
[16:49] <nuke_> How to deactivate mouse keys on 9.04?
[16:49] <jilbert> pici: Ubuntu server 9.04
[16:49] <Incarus> jilbert, http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/ubuntu-desktop
[16:49] <guest__> wtf
[16:49] <guest__> FUCK YOU
[16:49] <Incarus> !ln | guest__
[16:49] <jilbert> Incarus: gnome is not installed on server
[16:49] <Spikemcc> leaf-sheep I got an Ati it's not easy ...
[16:49] <Pici> guest__: Please watch your language.
[16:49] <linuxn00b> is it possible to send simleys through IRC?
[16:49] <Incarus> thx
[16:50] <mrpinky> linuxn00b, yes, :D
[16:50] <Threetimes> !language | guest__
[16:50] <linuxn00b> guest__: !!!??@@*#
[16:50] <Guest6195> does anybody know how to do remote_desk top
[16:50] <jiffe> anyone know when mysql-server-5.1 will make it to 8.04's repository ?
[16:50] <Incarus> jilbert, ubuntu-desktop need gnome. are you using kde?
[16:50] <jilbert> Incarus: i don't know.. just installed the server
[16:50] <linuxn00b> Guest6195: isnt that easy, through the menus
[16:50] <Incarus> jilbert, then you dont need that file i think
[16:51] <jilbert> Incarus: im not famillar with baash
[16:51] <linuxn00b> Guest6195: if you do it the noob way
[16:51] <Pici> Incarus: ubuntu-desktop is the metapackage that includes all the stuff the is included on the Ubuntu Desktop install.
[16:51] <Spikemcc> one more time ... an idea for multi-monitoring on a ati laptop ?
[16:51] <jilbert> Incarus: im new to linux to be honest.. at least i want to install the packages
[16:52] <Incarus> jilbert, ubuntu-desktop is using gnome, kubuntu-desktop is using kde, i think you want to install ubuntu-minimal
[16:52] <Incarus> is using=need
[16:52] <jilbert> Incarus: i used this one : sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[16:52] <jilbert> Incarus: i prefer Gnome
[16:52] <Incarus> jilbert, you want to install gnome?
[16:52] <Threetimes> jilbert: do you want a desktop installation with grapical applications on Ubuntu Server?
[16:52] <jilbert> Incarus: i have to go. thanks for your helf.. ill get back later
[16:53] <world_ate_jimmy> hmm... is there any way to make the copy go faster>? hehe
[16:53] <Incarus> jilbert, ok, bye
[16:53] <jilbert> Threetimes: yeah that's exactly what i want
[16:53] <Incarus> jilbert, i think "sudo apt-get install gnome"
[16:53] <h32Lg> hi
[16:53] <Threetimes> !info gnome
[16:53] <Guest6195> a person in here lastknight help me out on the remote desktop.Iam trying to do it on bouth my laptop and my desktop .i can get ping's but not anything ele
[16:54] <Threetimes> !info ubuntu-minimal ubuntu-desktop
[16:54] <h32Lg> why doesnt xchat save my favourit channels ? i'm using ubuntu jaunty
[16:54] <Incarus> Guest6195, iptables is the firewall in ubuntu.check settings
[16:54] <Threetimes> !info ubuntu-minimal
[16:54] <Threetimes> !info ubuntu-desktop
[16:54] <Pici> !msgthebot
[16:54] <Incarus> lol
[16:54] <Threetimes> Pici, ubottu: it's not for myself only.
[16:56] <Cyber_Akuma> Well, I guess I shoulden't be surprised that Vista is having trouble booting after all that muckiung around I did with it's partition in GParted... I was more surprised that grub was still working.
[16:56] <jon> can anybody plese help me out
[16:57] <Incarus> !ask | jon
[16:57] <Spikemcc> need help for 2nd monitor on my Ati
[16:57] <Threetimes> Spikemcc: what version of fglrx do you have?
[16:57] <world_ate_jimmy> I remembered why i didn't installed ubuntu on this lappy
[16:57] <Incarus> Cyber_Akuma, i think i heard something about, that the vista partition have to be the first... (grub is in the mbr, so change partition settings wont change something in grub)
[16:58] <world_ate_jimmy> the composition engine didn't worked
[16:58] <Spikemcc> don't know how I check ?
[16:58] <gameover> chaostheory
[16:58] <Threetimes> Spikemcc: fglxinfo
[16:58] <Slart> 1flac
[16:58] <Slart> !flac
[16:58] <Guest99634jon> can anybody help me on the remote desktop
[16:58] <Incarus> gameover, dont spam
[16:58] <jacquesdupontd> re
[16:58] <Threetimes> Spikemcc: fglrxinfo* sorry
[16:58] <dejongge> wb
[16:58] <jacquesdupontd> i have a question
[16:58] <Guest99634jon> i can just get pings
[16:59] <Threetimes> !ask | jacquesdupontd
[16:59] <jacquesdupontd> i would like to resize my ext3 partition and i'm on multiboot and i would like to know if it will erase bootsectors ?
[16:59] <Spikemcc> !paste
[16:59] <freelanceuser> is ubuntu safe still safe if i deactivate restricted and multiverse
[16:59] <adhil> Hi there, i have a prob with my wifi..It was working fine. But recently when i click the network manager applet icon it shows under wireless networks device not managed. I tried reinstalling the NetworkManager but it doesn't resolved the issue. Am using Ubuntu 9.04.Can anyone help me with this? Thanks in advance
[16:59] <jacquesdupontd> or act on mbr, grub
[16:59] <jacquesdupontd> guess i have to do that on the live cd
[16:59] <Threetimes> jacquesdupontd: it wont touch your boot sector, grub wil still work
[16:59] <Spikemcc> http://paste.ubuntu.com/222815/
[16:59] <Incarus> Guest99634jon, i said: check iptables settings, maybe its blocking the connection
[16:59] <jacquesdupontd> perfect
[16:59] <dejongge> you might want to try parted magic
[16:59] <jacquesdupontd> the thing is that i want to put less on the winxp partition and more and ubuntu one
[17:00] <Spikemcc> for my response but with an error of segmentation ...
[17:00] <jacquesdupontd> Threetimes, will it works perfectly?
[17:00] <Threetimes> Spikemcc: for dual-monitor support, you have to upgrade to 9.5 or 9.6.
[17:00] <Threetimes> !ati | Spikemcc
[17:00] <dejongge> there should'nt be any problems
[17:00] <Spikemcc> 9.5 or 9.6 I can't ...
[17:00] <jacquesdupontd> by the way those ati drivers on jaunty drive me crazy
[17:00] <Threetimes> jacquesdupontd: it will work without any problem
[17:00] <bonbon> is there any PPA, or some repo, from where i can get latest version of scilab for ubuntu 8.04?
[17:00] <jacquesdupontd> thx Threetimes i was pretty sure about it but wanted to ask
[17:00] <Threetimes> Spike1506: what's the problem with 9.6/9.6?
[17:01] <Threetimes> Spikemcc: ^
[17:01] <Spikemcc> 8.04.2 LTS on an old Ati
[17:01] <jacquesdupontd> Threetimes, still on issue on ati drivers old card like ati radeon 9000 for 3d acceleration ?
[17:01] <Spikemcc> dropped support ...
[17:01] <jacquesdupontd> Threetimes, on jaunty
[17:01] <jacquesdupontd> i know
[17:01] <dis-flux> anyone know how to get a Lexicon Alpha USB interface working in ubuntu?
[17:01] <jacquesdupontd> but i've heard about patches but don't know where is the research going
[17:02] <Spikemcc> so what does I do ?
[17:02] <Threetimes> Spikemcc: that's a shame... Buy an newer one or an nvidia. (realy, you *need* the newer drivers for dual monirors)
[17:02] <iamleneko> hey what is a good "raw read error rate" ?
[17:02] <Spikemcc> Laptop so I can't
[17:02] <konam> could somebody help me to set the CLASSPATH variable so that java put the .class compiled files in that folder automatically..?
[17:03] <Threetimes> Spikemcc: I fear that you have to live with just one screen if you don't want to buy a new laptop :(
[17:03] <Threetimes> Spikemcc: (or get ati to support older cards again, good luck...)
[17:03] <blind|melon|chit> Spikemcc: ATI's Linux support is shoddy at it's absolute best unfortunately
[17:03] <|404NotFound|> can someone explain to be what (redmine) in "%developers  ALL=NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/svn, /usr/bin/ant, (redmine) /usr/local/bin/git" means? Does it mean that users of developers group can su to redmine without any password?
[17:03] <jacquesdupontd> anybody has an answer ?
[17:04] <iamleneko> in S.M.A.R.T, is 66 a big raw_read_error_rate ?
[17:04] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, pls ask again
[17:05] <bastidrazor> |404NotFound|, that would mean they don't need sudo to run redmine ..
[17:05] <Spikemcc> tv tuner on linux that seem to work but softwares seem outdated to use it ...
[17:05] <Incarus> |404NotFound|, they are automatically running as super user, i think
[17:05] <|404NotFound|> bastidrazor, are you sure?
[17:06] <Threetimes> Spikemcc: I know nothing about tv tuners. Never had one.
[17:06] <Threetimes> !tv | Spikemcc
[17:06] <adhil> Hi there, i have a prob with my wifi..It was working fine. But recently when i click the network manager applet icon it shows under wireless networks device not managed. I tried reinstalling the NetworkManager but it doesn't resolved the issue. Am using Ubuntu 9.04.Can anyone help me with this? Thanks in advance
[17:06] <Spikemcc> done ...
[17:06] <erUSUL> |404NotFound|: afaics (reading sudoers man page) it will be able to run git only as redmine ( sudo -u redmine git )
[17:07] <Spikemcc> the tuner work with mplayer but nothing else, 1 channel no changing ...
[17:07] <jacquesdupontd> Incarus, im talking about ati drivers old card like ati 9000 radeon and 3d acceleration
[17:07] <Miloz> I delete my all menus of Application, how can I restore them?
[17:07] <nicknicknick> Hello
[17:08] <nicknicknick> I need some review
[17:08] <nicknicknick> Can someone help me?
[17:08] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, i got a much older SiS 360 graphic card whith 3d hardware acceleration
[17:08] <th0r> adhil: try rebooting, when it starts the reboot press Esc to get the boot menu, and choose an earlier kernel. They just put out 28-14 the other day and it killed my wifi....went back to 28.13 and the problem went away
[17:08] <Threetimes> !ask | nicknicknick
[17:08] <jacquesdupontd> Incarus, on jaunty ?
[17:08] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, on jaunty with some karmic packages+
[17:09] <|404NotFound|> okay, anybody has any idea about: "WARNING: Couldn't read /proc/5650/environ: Failed to open file '/proc/5650/environ': No such file or directory" i keep getting in my daemon.log after every mysql restart
[17:09] <jacquesdupontd> Incarus, could you explain me cause i've been searching on internet and it seems there's no issue
[17:09] <tuxtox> Hi!  If I install compiz in an account that is not my root account, will it affect my root account?
[17:09] <dejongge> what's the package for the propietary things for ubuntu called?
[17:09] <dejongge> i know there is one
[17:10] <th0r> dejongge: ubuntu-nonfree?
[17:10] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, yes, some ati cards are unsupported in jaunty, but work in intrepid ibex
[17:10] <adhil> th0r thanks. i will try
[17:10] <jacquesdupontd> Incarus, i know that but not ready to reinstall everything
[17:10] <Threetimes> jacquesdupontd: according to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI#Prerequisites there's indeed no problem. I believe you need the radeonhd drivers
[17:10] <nicknicknick> Okay @ubutto .. sorry. I'm running jackalope, and today I've found a ubuntu Christian Edition at http://www.ubuntuce.com/. If I have to use that does it mean that I have to reinstall everything?
[17:10] <dejongge> that must be it, thanks
[17:10] <jacquesdupontd> Incarus, i prefer to wait as open source drivers works perfectly except this 3d acceleration for games
[17:11] <jacquesdupontd> Incarus, i have compiz and all working
[17:11] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, you just need to downgrade Xserver, or wait for newer graphic drivers
[17:11] <jacquesdupontd> Threetimes, long time i know this webpage by heart
[17:11] <jacquesdupontd> Incarus, is downgrading xserver is easy and what will it affect ?
[17:12] <Threetimes> jacquesdupontd: http://xorg.freedesktop.org/releases/X11R6.7.0/doc/radeon.4.html ?
[17:12] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, wait a sec, lets have a look
[17:12] <chris__> how can i change the master volume?
[17:12] <lethal_> hey guy listen i installed ubunutu jaunty jackalope with wubi every thing was going fast till i asssociate it with compiz last time i just installed it so i reinstalled it basically when i boot as soon as the bar fills ithe screen  becoomes wierd with coloured lines and something that resembles static
[17:13] <Incarus> chris__, enter "alsamixer" in terminal
[17:13] <ubuntunewbie> hi , how to list a file using ls -l on a media disk having space between words ?
[17:13] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, 1. its not easy
[17:13] <mazda01> i am not using pulseaudio and I can't get sound to work in totem jaunty. any help please?
[17:13] <jacquesdupontd> Threetimes, i don't see my 9000 igp in the list do you see it ?
[17:14] <nicknicknick> Sorry for being a newbie,  I'm running jackalope, and today I've found a ubuntu Christian Edition at http://www.ubuntuce.com/. If I have to use that does it mean that I have to reinstall everything?
[17:14] <jacquesdupontd> Incarus, so you're telling me it's better to wait and stop playing warsow ?
[17:14] <Threetimes> jacquesdupontd: RV250
[17:14] <world_ate_jimmy> Threetimes: any ideas why that weird thing with the partition could happened?
[17:14] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, or use windows ;-)
[17:14] <jacquesdupontd> Incarus, as everything else is working good
[17:14] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, or hack linux
[17:14] <jacquesdupontd> Incarus, im sure it can work better in linux
[17:14] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, i dont think that downgrade will work
[17:14] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, yes
[17:14] <jacquesdupontd> Incarus, it's not that good in windows shitty
[17:14] <Threetimes> world_ate_jimmy: power outage, bad hard drive, someone plaed with a hammer near the drive, dust inside the drive, etc...
[17:14] <dreamy> does anyone gots the radeon LE, light edition ? and ever switched on hyperz?
[17:14] <ubuntunewbie> hi , how to list a file using ls -l on a media disk having space between words ? I mean something like this ? ls: cannot access /media/disk/Documents_and_Settings/user/Desktop: No such file or directory
[17:15] <world_ate_jimmy> anything
[17:15] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, right, so wait or program your own driver ;-)
[17:15] <jacquesdupontd> Incarus, good joke ):
[17:15] <bastidrazor> ubuntu, /media/disk/Documents\ and\ Settings/
[17:15] <th0r> ubuntunewbie: put a \ before each space
[17:15] <bastidrazor> ubuntunewbie, ^^
[17:15] <bening> rip
[17:15] <jacquesdupontd> i know pretty well computers but i won't be able to do something like make my own drivers as nobody managed to do it in the world before me for jaunty
[17:15] <Threetimes> world_ate_jimmy: yes, really anything. It could even be caused by software, but the only time it happened to me it was the power
[17:16] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, XD
[17:16] <nicknicknick> Can someone please answer me?
[17:16] <bening> i am happy to use ubuntu
[17:16] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, do it, you can use the opensource ati drivers ;-)
[17:16] <Incarus> nicknicknick, ask again
[17:16] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: ok thanks :)
[17:16] <heinz1> nicknicknick: Please read the webpage http://www.ubuntuce.com/convert.htm
[17:16] <Incarus> bening, nice
[17:16] <ubuntunewbie> bastidrazor:hi , thanks too :)
[17:16] <jacquesdupontd> Incarus, and put a line like 3d acceleartion = enabled ? :X
[17:17] <lethal_> sorry did anyone answer cause i get lost on irc
[17:17] <bening> this is the one i only need
[17:17] <bening> thanks ubuntu
[17:17] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, hm, or your graphic card is on a black list in the Xorg1.7 (?) ati drivers, so you could delete that line ;-)
[17:17] <StrangeCharm_> how can i ask for a package's info with apt?
[17:17] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, thats a hack in compiz
[17:18] <jacquesdupontd> haha
[17:18] <magentar> StrangeCharm_, apt-cache showpkg
[17:18] <ubuntunewbie> bastidrazor , th0r: wanted to learn why need to put "\" ? the \ represent spacing ?
[17:18] <magentar> irc
[17:18] <cfm> Hi, I've just installed my first 64-bit Ubuntu (8.04.03), and apt-get update is failing with a Hash Sum Mismatch.  Is this a 64-bit thing that I need to configure differently, or a transient error that will likely be fixed tomorrow?
[17:18] <bening> install aditional software is very easy
[17:18] <jacquesdupontd> Incarus, im not sure it will work otherwise people would have think about it before me
[17:18] <jacquesdupontd> Incarus, err sorry before you
[17:18] <StrangeCharm_> magentar-  apt-cache show pkg?
[17:18] <Slart> cfm: the second I hope.. I've never had those kinds of problems
[17:18] <Slart> cfm: try using another mirror
[17:18] <magentar> apt-cache showpkg xyz
[17:19] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, k. in compiz its working ;-)
[17:19] <defrysk> StrangeCharm_, for more options try apt-cache -h
[17:19] <jacquesdupontd> Incarus, i told you compiz works perfectly and btw it's pretty much amazing
[17:19] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, oh, and the ati drivers arent open source, so you can not delete that line
[17:19] <jacquesdupontd> Incarus, i can watch like 3 videos at the same time and this computer is 5 years old computer
[17:20] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, compiz was just an example
[17:20] <Mud|brb> cfm: strange error, never got it before
[17:20] <jacquesdupontd> Incarus, that's all the problem man, ati drivers are not open source :)
[17:20] <Mud|brb> cfm : did you try to google the error ?
[17:20] <cfm> Slart: Yes, hope so, but I'm using the main repos, which is why I'm concerned! :-)
[17:20] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, oh yeah
[17:21] <cfm> Mud|brb: Yes, there's a few hits from March that pointed to a problem that would be fixed soon, but nothing recent.
[17:21] <Slart> cfm: hrmpf.. let's hope they just poured a beer into the server or something
[17:21] <nessor> hi @ all
[17:21] <jacquesdupontd> Incarus, but something will happen i just have to wait that they fix that xorg and the next monthes
[17:22] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, it will be years if nobody send ati a lot of spam mails ;-)
[17:22] <cfm> Slart: Indeed!  I'm trying to come up with a "foolproof" guide to installing a box (got a lot of them to do!) so I'd prefer to wait until things are back to normal rather than hack it now.
[17:22] <jacquesdupontd> Incarus, i know hehe :)
[17:22] <web5|org|ua> HOW to blank DVD-RW with incorrect TOC ?
[17:22] <Slart> !clone | cfm, hope you've read this
[17:22] <cfm> I'll push ahead and update software later.  Cheers all!
[17:22] <jacquesdupontd> thx for trying to help Threetimes  btw
[17:22] <jacquesdupontd> and you too Incarus
[17:22] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, np
[17:23] <jacquesdupontd> before i go suddenly as my wife will be calling me hardly
[17:23] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, my card didnt work in opensuse. changing distri to ubuntu did help ;-)
[17:23] <lamtruong> ho
[17:23] <apparle> guys........................I am very happy.......jus tgot my sound card working through ALSA after 2years
[17:23] <Slart> cfm: hang on.. let me try installing something from the main repos.. I should get the same error, right?
[17:23] <ubuntunewbie> bastidrazor , th0r : wanted to ask , when ls -l all the file , adding -h will convert it to a human readable size like 1024b to 1kb something like that.How do I enable both ?
[17:23] <lamtruong> from vietnammess
[17:23] <bening> nessor hi
[17:24] <cfm> Slart: An apt-get update should complain if you're also hitting 64-bit packages, I think so yes.
[17:24] <jacquesdupontd> Incarus, has i told you i could go to intrepid and resolve the problem just like that but i'm here on jaunty and that's ok
[17:24] <bastidrazor> ubuntunewbie, ls -lh
[17:24] <Threetimes> did someone talk to me the last 2 minutes?
[17:24] <apparle> please diffrentiate performance wise on wubi and normal install
[17:24] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, yeah, downgrading would fix that (and dont forget the kernel update)
[17:25] <cfm> Slart: Oh, and also running Hardy I guess!
[17:25] <Slart> Threetimes: 18:22 < jacquesdupontd> thx for trying to help Threetimes  btw
[17:25] <Slart> cfm: ahh.. I'm on jaunty.. perhaps that's why I don't get any errors =)
[17:26] <cfm> Slart: Yes, not seeing problems on Dapper either.  Unfortunately as this is my first Hardy 64-bit machine, I can't cross-confirm elsewhere!
[17:26] <Threetimes> Slart: Thanks for reposting. jacquesdupontd: Thanks for Thanking :D
[17:26] <ubuntunewbie> bastidrazor : thanks but I mean I wanted to have both readable and non-readable .If I didn't put -h , it'll show the size in byte .I wanted both
[17:26] <ubuntunewbie> bastidrazor : is it possible ?
[17:26] <Slart> !hardy
[17:27] <bastidrazor> ubuntunewbie, not that i know of
[17:27] <Incarus> oh dude, i thought my system made an update, but the update window was hanging the whole time
[17:27] <jacquesdupontd> no problem
[17:27] <jacquesdupontd> girl is here :)*
[17:27] <jacquesdupontd> but i'm staying a bit
[17:28] <Slart> cfm: hang on.. I've got a vm with hardy on it
[17:28] <Guest99634jon> does anybody know how to use remote desktop for ubuntu linux 9.04
[17:28] <Guest99634jon> i hellp a real person to help me out
[17:29] <Incarus> jacquesdupontd, didnt talk with you, i talked with myself XD
[17:29] <Incarus> <<i hellp a real person to help me out>> what does that mean?
[17:29] <bastidrazor> cfm, 32bit hardy on one of my boxes.. no apt-get update issues
[17:30] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[17:30] <Slart> cfm: mm.. no errors on my 32bit hardy install.. don't have a 64bit one
[17:30] <Guest99634jon> i said i need a person who know about ubuntu linux 9.04 remote desktop .can yall plese help me out
[17:30] <cfm> bastidrazor/Slart: That's good news anyway!  Means the hardy mirrors aren't completely broken I guess, just an error with the 64-bit package lists.
[17:30] <ShapeShifter499> anyone here willing to help edit a windows registry so I can use windows again side-by-side with ubuntu?
[17:31] <world_ate_jimmy> Threetimes: any ideas why that weird thing with the partition could happened?
[17:31] <simon389> Help please: How do I edit my xorg.conf?
[17:31] <Incarus> ShapeShifter499, i think dual boot have nothing to do with the windows registry
[17:32] <Incarus> simon389, "sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf"
[17:32] <PauloTRX_> does anybody know wheres the "break lines" config of the gnome console?
[17:32] <PauloTRX_> does anybody know wheres the "break lines" config of the gnome console?
[17:32] <bastidrazor> Incarus, simon389 gksudo gedit .. use gksudo with all graphical applications
[17:32] <ShapeShifter499> no I had copied windows with dd to a usb drive and I need to edit the registry so I can run windows off the usb drive
[17:32] <Incarus> bastidrazor, right, gksu, sry
[17:32] <moltenbobcat> Guest99634jon: are you trying to connect to a windows machine?
[17:33] <Incarus> bastidrazor, i just use vim ;-)
[17:33] <PauloTRX_> does anybody know wheres the "break lines" config of the gnome console?
[17:33] <cfm> Incarus: good man :-)
[17:33] <simon389> Help again, How do I see if my ATI driver is opensource or proprietary?
[17:34] <Leoneof> hi hi hi ^_^
[17:34] <ubuntunewbie> bastidrazor : thanks for tell :)
[17:34] <ShapeShifter499> can't someone help adding a reg file hack to a registry I need to edit?
[17:35] <bastidrazor> ubuntunewbie, good luck
[17:35] <Leoneof> <~~~~~~newbie
[17:35] <Incarus> cfm, graphical is too complicated for me ;-)
[17:35] <ubuntunewbie> bastidrazor : thank you , will learn more on ubuntu .
[17:36] <ubuntunewbie> bastidrazor : I had another question wanted to ask
[17:36] <Leoneof> i have Vista, and i want to install ubuntu in another partition, but need to have Dual boot, any idea
[17:36] <ubuntunewbie> bastidrazor : hope you wouldn't mind .
[17:36] <Threetimes> world_ate_jimmy: as i said: anything! The people at #windows can help you further (i know you've been there already).
[17:36] <Incarus> PauloTRX_, if you mean a terminal emulator then its in the settings of that
[17:36] <bastidrazor> ubuntunewbie, ask the channel, if i know the answer i'll respond.
[17:36] <ShapeShifter499> :'(
[17:36] <fat0ss> any body tell me how to install freeglut in ubuntu
[17:36] <ShapeShifter499> :'(
[17:37] <oskar-> Leoneof:  dual boot is the default option, if you install ubuntu after windows
[17:37] <Guest99634jon> hello anybody here
[17:37] <lethal_> hey guy listen i installed ubunutu jaunty jackalope with wubi every thing was going fast till i asssociate it with compiz last time i just installed it so i reinstalled it basically when i boot as soon as the bar fills ithe screen  becoomes wierd with coloured lines and something that resembles static
[17:37] <Incarus> Leoneof, install a partition software, resize old one, and boot in an ubuntu installation cd
[17:37] <ElecTroNiKs> Anyone know why my 4 gig pen drive wont auto mount?
[17:37] <ShapeShifter499> can't someone help.......edit.......my..........registry.........plz.............????............. :'( ..............plz?
[17:37] <world_ate_jimmy> Threetimes: ok... well, after all the stuff get copied, what should be the next step in trying to recover the partition? there should be data somewhere, as the places menu could recover the partition names and mount 'em
[17:37] <lukaszn> Witam
[17:37] <Leoneof> C:\Windows Vista , and D:\Ubuntu , no problem?
[17:37] <Guest99634jon> i am a x-user
[17:38] <Incarus> ElecTroNiKs, there is no auto mount of pen drives, so its not a bug
[17:38] <fat0ss>  any body tell me how to install freeglut in ubuntu ?????
[17:38] <lukaszn> HELLO
[17:38] <Guest99634jon> i am a x-user of windoes
[17:38] <oskar-> Leoneof:  but be your backup is up-to-date before installation
[17:38] <PauloTRX_> Incarus: i mean the gnome terminal
[17:38] <ubuntunewbie> About external hard disk , I had an WD passport 2.5 Hard disk, using window xp , right the safe remove USB icon , the WD passport 2.5 hard disk light will disable and light off.But in ubuntu ,after I click unmount , the light stil stay there.Even I waited 30 min lights still on.
[17:38] <Guest99634jon> i am now a ubuntu linux 9.04 user
[17:38] <Leoneof> oskare-, i see ^_^
[17:39] <Incarus> PauloTRX_, where should be a menu bar i think
[17:39] <PauloTRX_> Incarus: there is no config for "line break"
[17:39] <Leoneof> oskar- * :p
[17:39] <fat0ss> freeglut ..?
[17:39] <oskar-> Leoneof:  ubuntu does not have these strange drive letters. you will be able to access the windows data from ubuntu, but windows does not know of other file systems than the ms ones
[17:39] <Incarus> PauloTRX_, oh..
[17:39] <Guest99634jon> I NEED HELP PLESE
[17:39] <PauloTRX_> Incarus: it breaks the line by default, i wondering if it can be overriden
[17:39] <Guest99634jon> I HAVE TOULD YALL WHAT I NEED HELP ON
[17:40] <Leoneof> oskar- , file system for windows is NTFS , how about ubuntu?
[17:40] <Incarus> ShapeShifter499, No need for editing the windows registry for installing ubuntu
[17:40] <oskar-> Leoneof:  ubuntu uses ext3 or ext4 but also others are possible
[17:40] <fat0ss> any body hear me ..?? please help me to install free glut in Ubuntu ?
[17:40] <tsrk> Guest15762, don't yell, and we don't necessarily know what you need help on.
[17:41] <tsrk> Guest99634jon,, don't yell, and we don't necessarily know what you need help on.
[17:41] <ShapeShifter499> I need to boot windows both in a Vbox and as a main os
[17:41] <Leoneof> oskar-, but ubuntu not work with NTFS?
[17:41] <oskar-> Guest99634jon:  what is you question?
[17:41] <Incarus> PauloTRX_, hm, dont know
[17:41] <Incarus> ShapeShifter499, then install windows, and install vbox on windows
[17:41] <ShapeShifter499> I don't have any disks, just a backup
[17:42] <tsrk> ShapeShifter499, you want the same windows partition bootable on hardware and on vbox?
[17:42] <Incarus> Leoneof, i think it should work
[17:42] <Guest99634jon> i need to know how to use remote desktop on ubuntu linux
[17:42] <Guest99634jon> 9.04
[17:42] <lethal_> is my question to long or something
[17:42] <ShapeShifter499> If I just apply a registry hack than I'd be home free
[17:42] <oskar-> Leoneof:  ubuntu can read and write from/to ntfs. but for special system files the root partition has to be in an other format
[17:42] <fat0ss> glut opengl in ubuntu ?
[17:42] <fat0ss> plz help
[17:42] <Leoneof> oskar-, thank you, i understand it now ^_^
[17:43] <Incarus> lethal_, no, but if nobody answers, nobody know
[17:43] <ShapeShifter499> I've been trying to edit the registry for too long now
[17:43] <lethal_> sad
[17:43] <tsrk> ShapeShifter499, you want to edit the windows registry from ubuntu?
[17:43] <Incarus> ShapeShifter499, why you dont use "regedit" in windows?
[17:43] <Guest99634jon> i need to get on my desktop  to my laptop
[17:43] <lethal_> for me that is
[17:43] <ShapeShifter499> yea I all ready tried though
[17:43] <Incarus> fat0ss, pls ask a full question
[17:44] <tsrk> Guest15762, install a VNC server on the remote machine
[17:44] <Leoneof> <~~~~~~~~~~~so exciting to install and use Ubuntu
[17:44] <tsrk> Guest99634jon, ^^
[17:44] <Incarus> lethal_, then ask again
[17:45] <Guest99634jon> yes
[17:45] <Incarus> ShapeShifter499, regedit should work
[17:46] <ShapeShifter499> Incarus: cant get it to work under wine
[17:46] <lethal_> to make it short i install some compiz stuff then when i boot the screen goes wierd andnothings vissible just wierd after the monitor turns itself on and off a feww times ubuntu becomes vaguely visible
[17:46] <Incarus> ShapeShifter499, are u using vbox under ubuntu?
[17:47] <lethal_> no
[17:47] <lethal_> oh
[17:47] <Incarus> XD
[17:47] <Stanley_> I was dualbooting with winXP and ubuntu, and dropped in the windows cd to create a blank partition and now i'm getting "Error loading operating system"
[17:47] <Stanley_>  http://pastebin.com/m5b257a17 Thats what was showing up before, and after I created the new partition it turned to http://pastebin.com/m65e991f9
[17:47] <nope> Stanley_: guess you must reinstall grub
[17:47] <nope> looks like you destroyed your mbr
[17:48] <ShapeShifter499> Incarus: I can't boot win xp at all until I add a registry hack to it
[17:48] <Incarus> ShapeShifter499, pls take a look at http://home.eunet.no/pnordahl/ntpasswd/
[17:48] <Stanley_> nope: how can I do that?
[17:48] <Incarus> ShapeShifter499, "Offline NT pw & reg-editor"
[17:49] <ShapeShifter499> Incarus: tried that all ready too
[17:49] <Incarus> ShapeShifter499, didnt work?
[17:50] <ShapeShifter499> Incarus: well for one I'm not sure how I'm adding the hack is right, and its getting confusing
[17:50] <Incarus> ShapeShifter499, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Registry#Manual_editing
[17:50] <PauloTRX_> i need to output lines not to be break in the terminal... does anybody know how to do this?
[17:50] <Incarus> ShapeShifter499, thats the only software you can use
[17:51] <lethal_> ok how do get files from 9.04 installed via wubi without running ubuntu
[17:51] <opengyan11> ok ! so i have decided to install 9.04 on my laptop..
[17:51] <Incarus> ShapeShifter499, forget wine, dude, that wont work
[17:51] <ShapeShifter499> Incarus: wouldn't it be easier if someone used a window os to edit?
[17:52] <Incarus> ShapeShifter499, sure
[17:52] <opengyan11> from Cd...i still remember problems i had last time ...
[17:52] <Incarus> ShapeShifter499, why you dont edit it in windows with regedit?
[17:52] <opengyan11> just need to know how to give partitions
[17:52] <Incarus> opengyan11, give partitions WHAT?
[17:52] <opengyan11> i already have windows on my laptop + ubuntu 7.10..
[17:52] <ShapeShifter499> Incarus: I don't have a boot able windows at the moment
[17:53] <Incarus> ShapeShifter499, oh
[17:53] <opengyan11> at instalation process...we have to mention abt primary/secondady/ext/swp
[17:53] <Incarus> yes, and?
[17:53] <opengyan11> and i wont feel confidence in that
[17:53] <ShapeShifter499> Incarus: and adding the hack would make my windows boot able again
[17:53] <Incarus> ShapeShifter499, reinstall windows (ß)
[17:53] <Incarus> *(?)
[17:54] <opengyan11> so looking for some pictorial tutorial (captured installation images)
[17:54] <blackxored> hello everybody, I'm having problems with moving a virtual machine to a physical one, any clues about a clean way to do this V2P stuff?
[17:54] <Incarus> ShapeShifter499, wine doesnt work. you could edit the registry files manually or use that software
[17:55] <ShapeShifter499> Incarus: can't, I accentually deleted the recovery partition I had on my acer aspire one
[17:55] <Incarus> ShapeShifter499, ?
[17:55] <Incarus> actually i dont really understand your problem
[17:57] <moltenbobcat> blackxored: vmware has a utility called vmware converter that is free
[17:57] <Incarus> ShapeShifter499, but i have to go now, bye
[17:57] <moltenbobcat> blackxored: but it of course converts it into a .vmdk file which shouldn't be an issue unless you aren't using vmware
[17:57] <lethal_> goodbye ubuntu
[17:58] <ShapeShifter499> Incarus: ok heres my problem, I want a windows + ubuntu environment, but I have no way of doing that because I have no recovery partition on my acer aspire one, I do have a dd backup of my windows partition before I put ubuntu, now if I add a registry hack to the backed up windows than it will make windows boot able from the usb drive I backed it up to
[17:58] <blackxored> moltenbobcat, what I actually meant was Virtual to Physical
[17:59] <mazda01> i have no sound in totem, can someone help please. i am NOT using pulseaudio
[17:59] <blackxored> moltenbobcat, actually, I'm trying a vdi mounter for virtual box and maybe remastersys by now, I was seeking for other ways
[18:00] <grela> google
[18:00] <ShapeShifter499> Incarus: the hack I'm talking about is near the bottom of this page
[18:00] <moltenbobcat> blackxored: I see you could use regular imaging software
[18:00] <moltenbobcat> like clonezilla
[18:00] <moltenbobcat> and dump it to a network location
[18:00] <ShapeShifter499> Incarus: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314082
[18:01] <moltenbobcat> restore from that image on the physical machine
[18:01] <blackxored> moltenbobcat, ok, let me try to follow you and explain myself better
[18:02] <blackxored> moltenbobcat, I normally set up virtual appliance using turnkey-core as a basis, then I install my custom software and deploy it, but at work I need to make them on physical machines. I'm running virtualbox-ose, on a ubuntu host
[18:03] <gregre> where can i find my htdocs folder when i install apache2?
[18:03] <DeannaT2> Ijoin #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:03] <erxin> yo, i want to write a simple program, which will calculate the numeric value of a word, example, A=1 B=2 C=3,etc FOX=666. Whic developing language is the easiest ?
[18:03] <moltenbobcat> blackxored: ok, so grab an iso of some linux based drive imaging software and set that as the iso associated with the guest in virtualbox boot of of that mount some type of network share or maybe you could even use a usb drive
[18:03] <moltenbobcat> blackxored: then image to that network location... then you have an image file that you can then restore to a physical machine
[18:05] <blackxored> moltenbobcat, ok, actually there's no need for usb drivers, I've setup NAT, remember it was network-based appliances, sorry not to mention, I'm a netadmin, so actually I need to use a "imaging" software, isn't dd just good enough? recommendations?
[18:06] <gregre> where can i find my htdocs folder when i install apache2?
[18:06] <ashka> /var/www
[18:06] <moltenbobcat> blackxored:  yeah dd will work fine, wasn't sure if these were windows guests or not.  If that was the case then dd could be an issue.  If it's all linux then you should be good
[18:07] <ShapeShifter499> Incarus: so you know what I can or could do?
[18:07] <j2daosh> !wireless > j2daosh
[18:07] <moltenbobcat> blackxored: clonezilla will compress aucomatically
[18:07] <moltenbobcat> dd will be a raw image and take up more space
[18:07] <moltenbobcat> you could compress it after the fact of course
[18:07] <jake__> Hiya folks, I'm having a GRUB error 17 problem is there anyone that can assist?
[18:08] <blackxored> moltenbobcat, ok I'll give it a try I think, how to restore it, then?
[18:08] <j2daosh> when i boot into ubuntu now (after upgrading from 8.10 -> 9.04), i dont get a network manager icon, where did this go?
[18:09] <MrPiracy> i have both KDE and GNOME installed, how can i set AWN to run only on GNOME?
[18:09] <coz_> j2daosh, mm it should be there hold on
[18:09] <Zabadda> does anyone know how to boot from an ESATA HDD?
[18:09] <MrPiracy> better yet, do you guys know of a dock better than awn?
[18:09] <Guest99634jon> i am trying to remote desktop to my laptop but it is not working
[18:09] <MrPiracy> Zabadda: there should be an option in ur bios
[18:09] <j2daosh> if i run it manually from a console, i get the icon for it but everything is unmanaged
[18:10] <Zabadda> i cant see anything
[18:10] <Zabadda> nothing that is listed as ESATA at lease
[18:10] <Guest99634jon> can anybody help me out
[18:10] <MrPiracy> Zabadda: then ur bios can't do it
[18:10] <Zabadda> might there be a BIOS update?
[18:11] <Zabadda> i mean why would the laptop have an ESATA if i cant boot from it
[18:11] <moltenbobcat> blackxored: same deal just boot a physical clonezilla livecd on the physical box
[18:11] <MrPiracy> Zabadda: if so, you'll find it in ur mother board's website
[18:11] <moltenbobcat> and make sure you have the images that it created available
[18:11] <coz_> j2daosh,  open up synaptic hit search   type in network-manager   try reinstalling it
[18:11] <Guest99634jon> does anybody know how to work the remote desktop
[18:11] <j2daosh> cant reinstall because i cant connect to anything
[18:12] <Guest99634jon> on ubuntu linux9.04
[18:12] <jake__> Anyone have experience with GRUB error 17 problems?
[18:12] <j2daosh> even when i have a wired connection it doesn't pick up the internet
[18:12] <grawity> j2daosh: how about using another computer to download the packages?
[18:12] <blackxored> moltenbobcat, fine then ggl in it
[18:12] <coz_> j2daosh,  are you on windows righ tnow?
[18:12] <grawity> j2daosh: http://packages.ubuntu.com/ for example, or http://archives.ubuntu.com/ (this needs some browsing to find the files).
[18:13] <Donedeez> does anyone know why when downloading updates and whatnot through the terminal, it starts fast then gets really slow...?
[18:13] <j2daosh> jake__: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=grub+error+17
[18:13] <j2daosh> coz, yeah im on a windows PC
[18:13] <j2daosh> my ubuntu laptop is next to me
[18:13] <grawity> j2daosh: LMGTFY, JFGI, RTFM and similar things are not welcomed on this channel.
[18:13] <hendrikb> hello, any plans to update the openssh version of 9.04 ? or is OpenSSH_5.1p1 Debian-5ubuntu1, OpenSSL 0.9.8g 19 Oct 2007 patched against the exploit?
[18:14] <grawity> hendrikb: If it had a security issue, there would already be a security update.
[18:14] <j2daosh> grawity: if you click the link, it searchs for him. the first link concerns his problem
[18:14] <grawity> j2daosh: I'm well aware of what http://lmgtfy.com/ does.
[18:14] <hendrikb> grawity: http://lists.grok.org.uk/pipermail/full-disclosure/2009-July/069752.html
[18:14] <hendrikb> its <= openssh 5.2
[18:14] <Donedeez> can anyone help me with download speeds in the ubuntu terminal?
[18:14] <LiCeT> hi all
[18:15] <LiCeT> hi all
[18:15] <grawity> Hi LiCeT.
[18:15] <walider> hi all
[18:15] <LiCeT> hi grawity
[18:16] <walider> hello all the world
[18:16] <meiki2000> Hello. My Ubuntu 9.04 installation told me it needed to check my drive after 20 boots and did so, stopped after 16% and exited on me into a command prompt of root. fsck tells me my harddisk is defective, and i wonder, is there anyway to force it to reboot anyway?
[18:17] <j2daosh> meiki2000: the power button works really well at reboots
[18:17] <meiki2000> thanks j2daosh but the problem is that at restart ubuntu tells me that the last shutdown was unclean and it restarts the drive scan after which it stops after 16%
[18:17] <meiki2000> sorry for not being clear
[18:18] <opengyan11> i guess i must have primary partion  and a swp partition right >
[18:18] <j2daosh> i dont think you can bypass that but I'm not sure
[18:18] <j2daosh> google might have your answer
[18:18] <opengyan11> if i have 3 GB ram ..how mush shd be the swp
[18:18] <CabbageWangler> Hey. My friend is trying to install Ubuntu but he gets an error when he presses install: "Error reading boot cd". can anyone help?
[18:19] <j2daosh> CabbageWangler: make a new cd
[18:19] <j2daosh> or he is using a motherboard withthe jmicron controller
[18:19] <Donedeez> anyone know why the download speed in the terminal or command line interface is really slow?
[18:20] <j2daosh> in that case, you will need to make sure that the cd rom and the hard drive are both on the same controller port
[18:20] <jrhicks__> anyone:  i can remote into my windows box from ubuntu box via "Terminal Services Client", but not with "Remote Desktop Viewer".  Port 5900 is open...
[18:20] <snape> opengyan11: with this much RAM, it doesn't matter. Just accept ubuntu default
[18:21] <CabbageWangler> j2daosh: is that the only way?
[18:21] <opengyan11> snape : ok so i have to just say abt primary partitions
[18:22] <j2daosh> or get a SATA CD-rom and a SATA hard drive...
[18:22] <snape> opengyan11: didn't get you
[18:23] <CabbageWangler> j2daosh: Thanks. he's gonna try to make a new CD. do you know what causes the problem?
[18:23] <opengyan11> i have to do manual partitioning as i already have windows installed ..so in that process
[18:23] <opengyan11> i shd enter abt primary partition
[18:23] <j2daosh> defective cd, faulty burn process... try burning at a slower speed
[18:23] <Jessicatz> I need help, I can't figure out how to cleanly stop Xorg and start it with -depth 16 parameter.
[18:25] <Jessicatz> changing the depth in the xorg.conf corrupts the display
[18:25] <Jessicatz> I'm on jaunty, btw.
[18:25] <trae> What is a good backup / recovery solution for Ubuntu?  I have a LAMP server running and I need to make sure the box can be restored and up and running in the event of system failure.
[18:26] <Slart> !backup | trae
[18:26] <x_O> Anyone run KDE over Gnome?
[18:26] <snape> opengyan11: yes that should be fine, but i suggest to take a look at the forums(ubuntuforums.org), just in case.
[18:26] <Slart> trae: for an important server I would go with something that backups the entire server.. so you just restore a disk image or similar and start again
[18:26] <j2daosh> Jessicatz: it should just be as easy as '/etc/X11/x :0 -depth 16'
[18:26] <j2daosh> : 0
[18:26] <j2daosh> but without the space
[18:27] <Jessicatz> yea I can read it okay
[18:27] <opengyan11> snape: thx
[18:27] <x_O> What is the latest KDE build?
[18:27] <x_O> 4.1 or 4.2?
[18:27] <Jessicatz> j2daosh: I don't have that 'x' binary though
[18:27] <Jessicatz> oh, uppercase, nvm
[18:27] <Pablo-linux> hola
[18:27] <trae> Slart, yeah... I like clonezilla... but that requires me to take the machine offline
[18:27] <Jessicatz> I'm going to try that, thanks
[18:27] <j2daosh> :D
[18:28] <Pablo-linux> soy nuevo en estoy alguien puede explicarme como va esto?
[18:28] <Pablo-linux> habla alguien español?
[18:28] <x_O> no one knows this i guses
[18:28] <prince_jammys> Pablo-linux: /join #ubuntu-es , es el canal espanol
[18:28] <grawity> x_O: IIRC, it's 4.2
[18:28] <Slart> trae: oh.. that's not really good.. there isn't a way to do it while it's online?
[18:28] <Pablo-linux> thanks
[18:29] <x_O> 4.2 isn't a nightly build anymore?
[18:29] <grawity> x_O: No idea (I use GNOME).  But checking KDE website would be better, I guess.
[18:30] <x_O> KDE 4.2.4
[18:30] <Leoneof> how i will use adobe products in ubuntu???
[18:30] <x_O> Hmm. Wonder if KDE has any better font rendering tools.
[18:30] <x_O> Everything is damn blurry on here.
[18:30] <Bezerk> hi
[18:30] <grawity> x_O: Does it use fontconfig?
[18:31] <x_O> Not sure what that is.
[18:31] <j2daosh> !internet > j2daosh
[18:31] <j2daosh> !wired > j2daosh
[18:31] <grawity> !bot > j2daosh
[18:32] <x_O> grawity: fontconfig?
[18:32] <DoA> What's up guys. Does anyone have a list of the different mirror for the repos? I got a VPS in China and downloading from the US repos is too slow.
[18:34] <blackxored> how can I test karmic's X on a chroot?
[18:34] <kwaa_> any idea why i cant type # in ubuntu?
[18:34] <kwaa_> ill get £ when shift 3
[18:35] <meiki2000> after some scary moments with my main computer, ubuntu has concluded that at 15.5 and 15.6 percent of my disk there are logical errors. that is great, now the machine just booted up normally. what do i need to do now? is there still an error? was it repaired? I am very confused.
[18:35] <firecrotch> kwaa_: Keyboard layout is set wrong, maybe?
[18:35] <kwaa_> sudo apt-get install language-pack sv
[18:35] <kwaa_> ops
[18:36] <kwaa_> firecrotch: Yeah, ill check that, thx
[18:36] <kwaa_> firecrotch: is that done with "apt-get" or should i change keyboard stuff?
[18:37] <trae> Slart,good question -- sorry got a call.  Perhaps there is a way to run clonezilla while the machine is in-use.  Not sure.
[18:38] <firecrotch> kwaa_: sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup   should do the trick
[18:38] <kwaa_> Thanks alot
[18:39] <kwaa_> how do i the ubuntu "expose"?
[18:40] <kwaa_> £
[18:41] <ftab> is there any software available for Ubuntu in which I can edit the Fla files?
[18:41] <efu>  I've startet the arpon daemon using arpon -d. However, I cant see it using ps aux|grep arp. Does this mean that it's not running?
[18:41] <pirilampu> hi all, someone has running office 2007 on wine 1.1.25?
[18:42] <ShapeShifter499> bye
[18:42] <magentar> pirilampu, i would recommend running it virtualized in virtualbox for example.
[18:42] <homer1990> hi can I update firefox 3.01 to 3.5 without using source? (auto updates not working for ffox)
[18:43] <ftab> sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5
[18:43] <homer1990> thnx!
[18:43] <pirilampu> yes efu... if not appear in ps ax | grep arp or just ps ax | more isnt running
[18:44] <ftab> homer1990 it will not update but install a fresh copy of the firefox 3.5
[18:44] <ftab>  is there any software available for Ubuntu in which I can edit the Fla files?
[18:44] <j2daosh> ok, anyone got a page for me to look at as to why now that i did the upgrade to jaunty, i have no internet connection either wireless or wired?
[18:44] <Alvinware> How to take back the ownership/right to wright to the cd/dvd?
[18:44] <j2daosh> i see the lights flashing on the wired connection, but i get no ip address
[18:45] <ftab>  is there any software available for Ubuntu in which I can edit the Fla files?
[18:45] <erifneerg> jw, how difficult is it to setup AFP on ubuntu or should i go FreeNAS instead
[18:45] <j2daosh> my eth0 config in the /etc/network/interfaces file is auto eth0 iface eth0 inet dhcp but its not working
[18:45] <c0wz> is there somewhere special to get support for ubuntu on laptops?
[18:45] <sergiusz> hello
[18:46] <j2daosh> c0wz: you too huh? :P
[18:46] <^cheeky> hi, how do i transfer files from my main machine to my ubuntu server , ? i have ubuntu 8.10 server edition and my my main computer ubuntu 9.04. i have installed samba in my server but what program do i used to connect to my server using samba and drop some files over in my server ?
[18:46] <Jessicatz> j2daosh: how do I cleanly shut down gdm and X then? :/
[18:46] <c0wz> the only problem i appear to have is that when i push the volume down key on my laptop the keyboard and touchpad stop working.
[18:46] <pirilampu> ei cheeky... the server not have ftp server running?
[18:46] <magentar> ^cheeky, if you are on gnome it is as simple as going to places -> connect to server...
[18:47] <magentar> you don't even really need samba when you're on linux workstations... you can simply use ssh
[18:47] <^cheeky> magentar, in my main machine i have gnome desktop not in my serer . just command line
[18:47] <j2daosh> Jessicatz: gdm stop
[18:47] <magentar> smbclient /smbmount then
[18:47] <pirilampu> you can transfer files with ftp, is more ease
[18:48] <magentar> or scp for ssh
[18:48] <Jessicatz> j2daosh: that leaves Xorg running with 100% cpu usages, is that normal?
[18:48] <Alvinware> I can't burn to the dvd, because of dvd-rom permission. How to change it? HELP!
[18:48] <^cheeky> well ultimately i am turning my server into a mediatomb server
[18:49] <pirilampu> Jessicatz, you have Compiz/XGL ?
[18:49] <^cheeky> magentar, what port do i used to connect to my machine if i have samba server installed under places.> connect to server ?
[18:49] <Jessicatz> yes but not active
[18:50] <dewdude> ^cheeky, how are you accessing the share that you need to specify a port?
[18:50] <pirilampu> humm maybe is some applet doing it...
[18:50] <magentar> select "windows share"
[18:50] <Jessicatz> when I kill Xorg forcefully, I get a kernel panic
[18:50] <Jessicatz> granted, that might be because I'm using a beta release.
[18:50] <pirilampu> wow! ubuntu 9.04?
[18:50] <dewdude> Jessicatz, you got a screensaver kicking on?
[18:51] <pauliuspa> Hi
[18:51] <j2daosh> http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/how-to-stop-xorg-server/
[18:51] <renate> heyho
[18:51] <Jessicatz> dewdude: I doubt it
[18:51] <eager_geek> hello all
[18:51] <biopyte> hi. could you recommend a tool that monitors my network traffic, so I can follow the total MB of up- and download at the end of the day (week, month)?
[18:51] <magentar> ^cheeky, you can also enter smb://user@host/share in nautilus
[18:51] <boroda_> hi )
[18:52] <Jessicatz> j2daosh: I googled that and tried, that's when Xorg runs at 100%
[18:52] <qe2eqe> I have two gfx cards and Xrandr isn't detecting the other one - though X -configure detects the model number of the monitor plugged into it
[18:52] <j2daosh> how many X's do you have running?
[18:52] <renate> is there a way to block internet access for just some processes?
[18:52] <Jessicatz> j2daosh: only one, I hope.
[18:52] <^cheeky> magentar, ok .. but i tried it said i cant mount the share .. how do i make a file in command line in my server the samba share ?
[18:52] <renate> i have to use the realplayer for some weeks and i want to forbid it to connect to the internet.
[18:52] <pauliuspa> my wifi connection is interupting every 3-5 minutes on eee netbook, is this ubuntu problem or something else?
[18:52] <pirilampu> what is exactly the name of the proccess with 100%?
[18:53] <dewdude> pauliuspa, what's your wifi signal like?
[18:53] <Jessicatz> pirilampu: Xorg, user root
[18:53] <Jessicatz> that's how it shows in top
[18:53] <boroda_> Russian are?
[18:53] <c0wz_> ok my keyboard problem is in gnome. i was able to restart gdm without rebooting and everything is golden again
[18:53] <magentar> ^cheeky, don't know, read "man smbclient" etc.
[18:53] <pirilampu> puliuspa, maybe is the driver
[18:53] <^cheeky> magentar, ok thank you
[18:53] <Jessicatz> pirilampu: "/usr/X11R6/bin/X :0 -br -audit 0 -auth /var/lib/gdm/:0.Xauth -nolisten tcp vt7" is how ps aux shows it
[18:54] <pauliuspa> dewdude: 54% at the moment but the same problems persists with 90%
[18:54] <j2daosh> that looks like 2 running
[18:54] <j2daosh> oh nevermind
[18:54] <j2daosh> i was thinking :1 and :0
[18:54] <j2daosh> :P
[18:54] <cheers_> anyone know how to format a truecrypt volume to ext4 after it has been created with 'no format' option?
[18:54] <pirilampu> and your graphic board is configurated correctly?
[18:55] <pirilampu> glxgears running good?
[18:55] <arianit> how can I broadcast my screen on ustream.tv live
[18:55] <Jessicatz> I guess so? closed drivers active, 3d acceleration working fine
[18:56] <iNTEX> hello i have problem
[18:56] <trae> anyone know how to get rdesktop to launch @ boot?  As it is now, you can only access the machine once someone has logged in (unless you ssh in)
[18:56] <trae> I need to know how to gain access for when the display manager launches
[18:56] <Jessicatz> ctrl+alt+backspace restarts X or gdm, right? where can I put arguments to it?
[18:56] <iNTEX> W: Duplicate sources.list entry http://packages.medibuntu.org intrepid/free Packages (/var/lib/apt/lis                                        ts/packages.medibuntu.org_dists_intrepid_free_binary-i386_Packages)
[18:56] <iNTEX> W: Duplicate sources.list entry http://packages.medibuntu.org intrepid/non-free Packages (/var/lib/apt                                        /lists/packages.medibuntu.org_dists_intrepid_non-free_binary-i386_Packages)
[18:56] <iNTEX> W: You may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems
[18:56] <FloodBot3> iNTEX: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:56] <pirilampu> well i dont know... isnt normal... with the live CD occurs it?
[18:56] <deagleson> I dont know if this is the right place to ask this, but i installed Ubuntu 9.04 x64 and i got a ATI Mobility Radeon X1600. Will i get faster 3D if i change to RadeonHD drivers?
[18:56] <Nehyx> !paste | iNTEX
[18:57] <pirilampu> I think is your driver... or a bug in your beta version
[18:57] <Jessicatz> pirilampu: I didn't try setting a different bitdepth on the live CD
[18:58] <Jessicatz> in last ubuntu versions, color depth was selectabe in the display property dialgo :<
[18:58] <iNTEX> waht i add this for codecs thin i use apt-get update
[18:58] <pirilampu> you saw this thread? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=316924
[18:58] <iNTEX> then i  have problem
[18:58] <pw-toxic> hi, i have installed the proprietary AMD ATI chipset drivers for 3200HD and now there are some strange sound drivers too! but i dont use the onboard sound, and now when i push the volume up button, nothing changes
[18:58] <pw-toxic> how can i completley remove those drivers?
[18:59] <deagleson> I made a thread on Ubuntu forums Link: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7647285#post7647285 need some smart linux users to help me out. xD
[18:59] <pw-toxic> When i open the volume control, there is the HD ATI SB (Alsa mixer).. i want to remove this
[18:59] <Jessicatz> pirilampu: no, but I don't really care for the Xorg cputime, since that's only when gdm isnt running (which is not normally the case)
[19:00] <Jessicatz> pirilampu: atm I just want to know how to cleanly stop gdm and Xorg.
[19:00] <linduxed> ive got a somewhere around 20-25 directories, organized as both top level and second level directories. these directories need to be accessed by somewhere around 30 different users, all with different sets of rights. currently the system is organized by having groups called Gr1-Gr10, with directories being owned according to needs (users are stuffed into proper groups).
[19:00] <linduxed> the thing is though that this is hard to maintain and does make a mess when you have to figure out what group does what (ive got a chart but it does get irritating). Is there a different way to do things that people would recomend? can one make groups of groups or something?
[19:00] <Jessicatz> which became increasingly difficult it seems.
[19:01] <micha_> huhuz na alle wieder klar im kopf*fg
[19:01] <pirilampu> well you can start em command line mode... and gdm and xorg isnt started
[19:01] <^Alita> hi to all
[19:01] <chris__> hi, when I unhibernated my laptop, the usb thing wasn't getting any power. How do I restart usb, so I can use the usb mouse? Before I upgraded, there used to be a usbcore I needed to restart, but now modprobe doesn't list a usbcore
[19:01] <Jessicatz> how do I do that?
[19:01] <deagleson> Hi
[19:01] <Slart> linduxed: doesn't SELinux come with acl's?
[19:01] <linduxed> Slart: acl?
[19:02] <Slart> linduxed: access control lists.. who is allowed to do what to each directory and file.. kind of like the windows system
[19:03] <grawity> Slart, linduxed: Actually, Linux/ext3 does support ACLs. But I don't think that depends on SElinux.
[19:03] <^Alita> i'm in trouble with a hamlet HNW254CI: when i protect the wi-fi connection with wpa it stops the connection. on my laptop, that use a HNW254g it works fine with the same configuration
[19:03] <deagleson> I made a thread on Ubuntu forums regarding ATI x1600 and RadeonHD Link: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7647285#post7647285 need some smart linux users to help me out. xD
[19:03] <grawity> (It should be the filesystem's responsibility anyway.)
[19:03] <Slart> grawity: ah, nice. Thanks
[19:03] <linduxed> Slart: will check that out
[19:04] <ProfOak> http://i30.tinypic.com/2i21kp5.jpg Does anyone know how to get the handles of this panel transparent?
[19:05] <grawity> Slart, linduxed: Take a look at the 'acl' package.
[19:05] <pirilampu> the last version of the ubuntu not have the /etc/inittab... is diferent... i dont know... i am googling for find out a answer for you
[19:05] <Slart> !info acl
[19:05] <mattgyver> How can i log out of gnome to a terminal session?
[19:05] <Donedeez> can anyone help with bottlenecking download speeds in the ubuntu terminal?
[19:06] <Guest99634jon> does anybody know anything about networking
[19:06] <Slart> mattgyver: gnome-session --logout or something like that
[19:06] <mattgyver> Slart, wont that just tame me to gdm?
[19:06] <Guest99634jon> i need help
[19:06] <mattgyver> Guest99634jon, what are you trying to do?
[19:06] <mattgyver> Donedeez, do you just want to monitor your traffic?
[19:06] <Slart> mattgyver: yes.. isn't that what you want?
[19:06] <v4vijayakumar> hi, anyone has any issues with language-selector and language-selector-common automatic package update ?! I even tried to remove it through synaptic pm, but I couldn't..
[19:07] <grawity> mattgyver: You can switch to a different virtual console - Ctrl-Alt-F1 - Ctrl-Alt-F6 will give you terminals, Ctrl-Alt-F7 is the GUI.
[19:07] <mattgyver> Slart, i want to logout of gnome and go back to the terminal
[19:07] <Guest99634jon> remote desktop connet
[19:07] <Slart> mattgyver: oh.. *to* a terminal .. nevermind.. try "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop"
[19:07] <Guest99634jon> da
[19:07] <Donedeez> mattgyver: no... using apt-get install command downloads fast at first, but then slows down to almost nothing... trying to fix it
[19:07] <sd32> I wonder why they took the release data off the ubuntu wikipedia page?
[19:07] <Roland> how do i enable hdmi out on Intel GMA4500MHD ?  is there a GUI application for that?
[19:07] <mattgyver> slart, thanks :D
[19:07] <Slart> mattgyver: you're welcome
[19:07] <Guest99634jon> it's not working
[19:08] <mattgyver> Guest99634jon, are you trying to connect to a windows machine or ubuntu? via rdp, xdmpc, or vnc?
[19:08] <Donedeez> when using apt-get install command... it downloads fast at first but then slows down to almost nothing. can anyone help me with this?
[19:08] <mattgyver> donedeez, you might want to take a look at your running processes and see if you have something hung
[19:09] <Donedeez> mayygyver: i don't believe so... although how woudl i check it? im also runnin off of a virtual machine if that woudl make any difference
[19:09] <mattgyver> donedeez, i would just look at the output of tcpdump
[19:10] <mattgyver> or install iftop, its much easier to read
[19:10] <pw-toxic> can someone please tell me how i can remove audio drivers?
[19:10] <Donedeez> it's hard to install, because of the slwo download speed which i am trying to fix.
[19:10] <Donedeez> im using CLS not gui
[19:10] <pw-toxic> i want to remove HD ATI SB alsa drivers because they make my volume up and down keys not to work
[19:10] <Guest99634jon> plese just help me
[19:10] <Pici> !patience
[19:10] <sd32> how do we know when the next release is coming out?
[19:11] <losher> mattgyver: Jessicatz: I routinely 'mv /usr/sbin/gdm /usr/sbin/gdm.bak'. This lets me login via to a terminal session. I then start gnome by typing 'startx'. On exit, it goes back to the terminal session. Does this help?
[19:11] <mattgyver> Donedeez, both are cli, but just monitor tcpdump -i (interface)
[19:11] <Pici> sd32: Releases come out every 6 months.
[19:11] <Pici> !9.10 | sd32
[19:11] <dakarn> pw-toxic, you can remove alsa from package manager
[19:11] <sd32> Pici, and when is that?
[19:11] <Jessicatz> losher: thanks for the input
[19:11] <Guest99634jon> i do feel ignored
[19:11] <sd32> Pici, thanks
[19:11] <mattgyver> losher, thanks
[19:11] <Guest99634jon> no help
[19:11] <grawity> Guest99634jon: Because you have not told us the exact problem.
[19:11] <Guest99634jon> i do to
[19:11] <Pici> Guest99634jon: People have asked you questions and you havent responded to them.
[19:11] <Pici> !who | Guest99634jon
[19:11] <mattgyver> Guest99634jon, you didnt answer my question
[19:11] <pw-toxic> dakarn, i dont want to remove alsa.. i only want to remove the HD ATI SB alsa mixer
[19:11] <Guest99634jon> i did to
[19:11] <^Alita> i'm in trouble with a hamlet HNW254CI: when i protect the wi-fi connection with wpa it stops the connection. on my laptop, that use a HNW254g it works fine with the same configuration
[19:12] <v4vijayakumar> (2) hi, anyone has any issues with language-selector and language-selector-common automatic package update ?! I even tried to remove it through synaptic pm, but I couldn't..
[19:12] <Donedeez> mattgyver: how woudl i use tcp dump....?
[19:12] <pw-toxic> dakarn, when i open the volume control i can choose between many devices.. for example Creative X-FI (Alsa mixer) and HDA ATI SB (Alsa mixer), and i want the HDA ATI SB (Alsa mixer) to be removed because it blocks my volume up and down keyys
[19:12] <pw-toxic> which are very important for me
[19:12] <Guest99634jon> i have had outher people from here to help me try to do remote desktop
[19:13] <Guest99634jon> no one seem to know anything
[19:13] <ortsvorsteher> !details | Guest99634jon
[19:13] <timo1> Guest99634jon:  Vista makes it so easy :)
[19:13] <darkblue_B> Q. I want to allow a new person to ssh in to my computer.. I have ssh setup to allow login only with a publickey.. I placed an "authorized keys" file in the .ssh fldr of the new account, but the person cannot login.. do I have to enable something else somehwere?
[19:14] <ortsvorsteher> darkblue_B: did you put the key in an authorized_key file?
[19:15] <darkblue_B> yes - he sent me his public key and I put that into /home/guest/.ssh/authorized_keys
[19:15] <darkblue_B> there was no .ssh dir there before so I made it
[19:15] <ortsvorsteher> darkblue_B: and he comes as user "guest" ?
[19:15] <Klavier> how can i restart a process with PS command?
[19:16] <ortsvorsteher> darkblue_B: check directory and file permissions on /home/guest/.ssh and whats in .ssh...
[19:16] <lstarnes> Kyrottimus: ps is not used for restarting processes
[19:16] <lstarnes> Kyrottimus: you'll have to kill the process then start another process of the same program
[19:16] <Klavier> lstarnes: i can do it on freebsd like: ps -HUP pidnum
[19:16] <pw-toxic> dakarn, any idea?
[19:16] <grawity> Klavier: It's 'kill', not 'ps'.
[19:16] <grawity> Klavier: Even on BSD, it's 'kill'.
[19:17] <losher> darkblue_B: have him do 'ssh -v' on his end and see what it says. Also, the permissions on the .ssh directory you made are important. I think it has to be rwx by owner only.
[19:17] <Klavier> yes it s kill
[19:17] <Klavier> sorry
[19:17] <grawity> Klavier: -HUP also doesn't restart anything -- it's just that daemons usually interpret it as "Please reload your configuration".
[19:17] <darkblue_B> ok
[19:17] <darkblue_B> checking
[19:18] <Gnimsh> hey ubuntu
[19:18] <DysonReturns> greets guys, on a clean install: when i go `crontab -l` , it returns "no crontab for dyson"
[19:18] <cyberfux> Hello all
[19:18] <ortsvorsteher> DysonReturns: at first you have to create a crontab ;)
[19:19] <yomosoft> Hello
[19:19] <DysonReturns> how (and where is a good place) to i setup a crontab file for my user
[19:19] <lstarnes> DysonReturns: you can do that using crontab -e
[19:19] <Gnimsh> I'm running Jaunty right now, and hvae skype installed. Whenever I start up, skype runs automatically
[19:19] <DysonReturns> crontab -e shows that i'm editing a file in /tmp/
[19:19] <Gnimsh> its not in my startup sessions at all
[19:19] <lstarnes> DysonReturns: when you save, that will be moved to your crontab
[19:19] <DysonReturns> orly
[19:19] <lstarnes> DysonReturns: also, see 'man crontab' and 'man 5 crontab'
[19:19] <lstarnes> DysonReturns: yes
[19:20] <progre55> hi people! dont you guys know why while them panel-menu is dropped down, FN + printscreen doesnt work?
[19:20] <frak_> hi i'm getting this error when I try to apt-get update
[19:20] <frak_> The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 5EB2EDFE1FCB21DB
[19:20] <lstarnes> DysonReturns: it's first made in /tmp so that it doesn't overrwrite the original until you save
[19:20] <Jessicatz> Evidently, the fglrx driver does not support 16bit color depth. thanks for the help
[19:20] <losher> DysonReturns: that's normal: it's just the temporary edit copy. When you exit the editor, the final version will be copied to /var/spool/cron/crontabs...
[19:20] <hbsnam_> is ist possible that a install cd burnt at 48 rpm will not run properly for install on an older, slower cd drive on a lapto?
[19:21] <progre55> frak_: one of the sources in your apt menu is not authorized
[19:21] <progre55> frak_: /etc/apt/sources.list
[19:21] <lstarnes> frak_: you will need to download that key and load it with apt-key
[19:21] <sebsebseb> hi
[19:22] <Jessicatz> hbsnam_: I've heard things like that, but can't prove it
[19:22] <darkblue_B> losher ortsvorsteher  I did have a mistake.. I dint change the perms of /home/guest/.ssh
[19:22] <losher> hbsnam_: it's very possible. Faster burns are usually lower quality. Also, some cds are less compatible with some brands of reader. Try checking the md5sum of the burnt cd. And/or reburn at 4x. Finally, try a different brand of CD...
[19:22] <darkblue_B> but I have corrected that, and the login has failed again
[19:23] <hittt> hbsnam_ : i dont think so, but it may dont write it good enough. so it may become useless, i use x8
[19:23] <nightrid3r> hbsnam_: a cd written at a high speed might be unreadable by older drives, try burning at 4X, it burns "deeper" and makes it easyer for very old drives to read
[19:23] <hbsnam_> thanks
[19:23] <darkblue_B> .ssh  is drwx------ guest guest
[19:23] <losher> darkblue_B: can you paste the output from 'ssh -v' from the client?
[19:23] <haanuj> how to hide a folder
[19:24] <losher> haanuj: hide it from whom?
[19:24] <darkblue_B> losher yes  http://paste.debian.net/42231/
[19:24] <haanuj> my brother
[19:24] <sd32> why did they pull all the future release data off the wikipedia page?
[19:25] <arand> In /dev/ are all ownerships root:root ??
[19:25] <haanuj> tell me how to hide a file/folder ????
[19:25] <lstarnes> arand: not for all devices
[19:25] <lstarnes> haanuj: you don't technically hide folders/files
[19:25] <haanuj> why ???
[19:26] <Striking7> Hey all - I have a VPS with Ubuntu 8.04 server edition on it
[19:26] <lstarnes> haanuj: mosy file browsers don't list files or directories that start with a .
[19:26] <Striking7> it doesn't appear to have the crontab binary
[19:26] <lstarnes> *most
[19:26] <Striking7> it can't find crontab at least
[19:26] <borsha> hi
[19:26] <Striking7> Is there a package I need to install to get crontab?
[19:26] <eager_geek> to hide folder, precede it's name with a dot (.)
[19:26] <chechov> others channels ubuntu in spanish?
[19:26] <lstarnes> haanuj: although there's usually a setting to allow showing of "hidden" folders/files
[19:26] <lstarnes> chechov: #ubuntu-es
[19:26] <ashka> Striking7, normally not
[19:26] <chechov> thks
[19:26] <borsha> hi
[19:27] <haanuj> thanx
[19:27] <progre55> so anybody know why printscreen not working while menu is dropped down?
[19:27] <lomb> can't install flash for firefox :<
[19:27] <Striking7> ashka: that's what I figured.... I can't find the crontab binary anywhere though
[19:27] <ashka> cron -e
[19:27] <ProfOak> http://i30.tinypic.com/2i21kp5.jpg Does anyone know how to get the handles of this panel transparent?
[19:27] <Striking7> ashka - odd... I just did an apt-get install cron and I have crontab now
[19:27] <cyberfux> Anyone with an idea when webcams will work properly in ubuntu?
[19:28] <Striking7> .... why the cron package wasn't already selected I don't know
[19:28] <arand> lstarnes: can I somehow figure out which ones? I managed to recursively change the ownership of it?
[19:28] <lstarnes> arand: http://pastebin.com/f7751a897 is what I have
[19:28] <ashka> lomb, you doesn't follow the install instructions
[19:28] <progre55> ProfOak, gnome?
[19:28] <lomb> its .deb, what install instruction?
[19:28] <ashka> ProfOak, right-clic on your panel
[19:28] <eager_geek> print screen should work with menu down, just Alt+Prtsc
[19:28] <ashka> Preferences
[19:28] <ProfOak> progre55: Yes gnome
[19:29] <progre55> ProfOak, compiz?
[19:29] <ProfOak> ashka: the rest is transparent, except the handles
[19:29] <ProfOak> progre55: yes compiz
[19:29] <ashka> ProfOak, it's not possible to switch the handles transparent
[19:29] <progre55> ProfOak, opacity, brightness, and saturation> in the opacity tab > add "name=gnome-panel" level "85"(any level you like)
[19:30] <^cheeky> hi, if i am in my server via sftp, and iam in the directory where i want to drop some files from my main machine .. what command would i use .. i mean it  would "put"but how do i give the path way of my desktop machine  to my server
[19:30] <dakarn> !upkg
[19:30] <progre55> ProfOak, oh that was all in the ccsm btw =)
[19:30] <losher> darkblue_B: as you can see, none of the keys offered by the client were accepted by the server. Please check that client:.ssh/id_rsa.pub matches an entry in server:~/.ssh/authorized_keys
[19:30] <arand> lstarnes: okay, seems doable, phew..
[19:30] <ProfOak> progre55: thanks I'll try it now
[19:30] <grawity> ^cheeky: 'lcd' will change directories in the local machine.
[19:30] <eager_geek> who knows how to sync Gedit and Notepad?
[19:30] <jonathan__> hello! I want to play an matroska video (.mkv) but it can't be played by vlc nur any other media player. the codec is h264
[19:31] <grawity> eager_geek: What do you mean?
[19:31] <Phantom> americasarmy.com
[19:31] <progre55> eager_geek, nope, not working.. I use a laptop, and I press fn+alt+printcreen
[19:31] <lstarnes> arand: I'm not sure if rebooting would automatically fix permissions
[19:31] <grawity> ^cheeky: You might want to try the integrated SFTP support in GNOME -- just click Places -> Connectg to server...
[19:31] <darkblue_B> losher yes - he sent me the result of ssh-keygen, which I just copied entirely to guest/.ssh/authorized_keys
[19:31] <eager_geek> grawity: when I save in Gedit, Notepad lose formating
[19:31] <DysonReturns_> lstarnes: it asks me: "File to write to: /tmp/crontab.H6f4aC/crontab"
[19:31] <ProfOak> progre55: I don't think that works
[19:31] <grawity> DysonReturns_: Press Enter.
[19:31] <DysonReturns_> lstarnes: where is a good space to put this crontab file?
[19:31] <darkblue_B> rsa_id.pub was the default name of his file
[19:31] <tuna> hello
[19:31] <lstarnes> DysonReturns_: just save it there
[19:32] <Klavier> did u install kojoney on ubuntu?
[19:32] <lstarnes> DysonReturns_: it'll automatically move to the right place
[19:32] <Pici> DysonReturns_: When its done, it'll say: installing new crontab, or similar, and then it'll be good.
[19:32] <losher> jonathan__: a properly installed mplayer plays pretty much anything I've ever thrown at it. Wanna try that next...?
[19:32] <ProfOak> progre55: opacity or opacify?
[19:32] <progre55> ProfOak, do you actually have compiz enabled? and did you enable "opacity, brightness, saturation" as well?
[19:32] <DysonReturns_> but doesnt my /tmp/ get killed?
[19:32] <DysonReturns_> every now and agian
[19:32] <ProfOak> progre55: oh my mistake, wrong menu
[19:32] <progre55> =)
[19:32] <lstarnes> DysonReturns_: it will not stay in /tmp
[19:32] <grawity> DysonReturns_: crontab command will automatically move the new crontab from /tmp once you save it.
[19:32] <^cheeky> grawity, umm sorry stupid question, i take it then it would be ssh i choose then or ftp ?
[19:33] <grawity> ^cheeky: SSH.
[19:33] <lstarnes> DysonReturns_: it'll be moved to a permanent location afterwards
[19:33] <^cheeky> grawity, i already am sshd into my server, via terminal
[19:33] <grawity> eager_geek: Windows systems use CR/LF line endings, and Notepad, being the simplest editor of all, doesn't recognize anyything else. And gedit, like most Unix programs, uses just the LF to mark end of line. There are commands "dos2unix" and "unix2dos" (in package tofrodos) that convert one to other.
[19:33] <arand> lstarnes: always woth a try I guess...
[19:33] <losher> darkblue_B: time for a bigger gun. On the server, kill sshd and restart it with "-d" to get debugs from the *server* this time. And paste....
[19:34] <jonathan__> losher: ok i will try. do i have to compile it or should it work to simply install it?
[19:34] <grawity> eager_geek: But an easier way would be to use a Windows editor that _does_ support Unix-style line endings -- notepad2 from http://flos-freeware.ch/ is a nice one.
[19:34] <darkblue_B> losher ok
[19:34] <DysonReturns_> Thank you.
[19:34] <grawity> eager_geek: The "SSH" option in GNOME actually opens a SFTP connection for file transfers.
[19:34] <grawity> eager_geek: Except you'll be able to simply drag and drop the files.
[19:35] <deagleson> I made a thread on Ubuntu forums Link: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7647285#post7647285 need some smart linux users to help me out. xD
[19:35] <losher> jonathan__: simply install it. Especially, look for the additional codec packages.
[19:35] <losher> !mp3
[19:35] <losher> !mplayer
[19:35] <grawity> eager_geek: er, sorry, those two were for ^cheeky
[19:35] <iamarto> Hi everyone, anyone is using Transmission BitTorrent client??
[19:35] <losher> !codecs | jonathan__
[19:35] <grawity> ^cheeky: The "SSH" option in GNOME actually opens a SFTP connection for file transfers. Except you'll be able to simply drag and drop the files.
[19:35] <eager_geek> Grawity:many thanks...very clever response
[19:35] <felipe__> #ubuntu-br
[19:35] <^cheeky> grawity, oh nice .. it opens up a browser with sftp buut, when i move a file from desktop to the remote folder it says .. access denied ?
[19:36] <losher> !multiverse
[19:36] <^cheeky> grawity, yeah .. i did this but get permission denied
[19:36] <losher> !codecs
[19:36] <iamarto> The Transmission is the default BTorrent client on Ubuntu... it does NOT upload.. anyone relates to that??
[19:36] <grawity> ^cheeky: Did you browse to your home directory? By default, GNOME throws you directly into the root directory of the remote server - usually you need to go to the "home" folder and then open your owndirectory there.
[19:36] <progre55> ProfOak, so did you manage to get it working? )
[19:36] <grawity> ^cheeky: your own*
[19:37] <pw-toxic> pleeassse tell me how i can uninstall ati sound drivers..
[19:37] <pw-toxic> this is frustrating
[19:37] <ProfOak> progre55: no, I don't think it works on panels. I think it's strictly open windows
[19:37] <^cheeky> grawity, oh man i made the folder i want to share in my root folder .. is that a bad thing ?
[19:37] <Gnimsh> I told gnome to remember my running programs on logout, but then It urend it off.
[19:37] <progre55> ProfOak, weird.. sec
[19:37] <felipe__> #ubuntu-br
[19:37] <Gnimsh> However, I don't have skype running when I log out either
[19:37] <iamarto> Nobody is using Transmission here????
[19:38] <cyberfux> imarto what's the prob?
[19:38] <grawity> ^cheeky: It isn't a bad thing, but the directory might not have the required permissions, depending on how you made it.
[19:38] <iamarto> cyberfux: IT is not uploading.. only Downloading
[19:38] <cyberfux> iamarto do you use any tracker?
[19:38] <eager_geek> iamarto: I use transmission!
[19:39] <grawity> ^cheeky: You might need to set yourself as that directory's owner -- in the SSH session, 'sudo chown yourusername /directory/'
[19:39] <^cheeky> grawity, how can i give it permission for it .. chown -R cheeky /cheekymedia ..?
[19:39] <grawity> ^cheeky: Yes.
[19:39] <felipe__> brazil aew
[19:39] <felipe__> ?
[19:39] <iamarto> eager_geek: ok, does it upload with you?
[19:39] <iamarto> cyberfux: Yes, it is a private tracker
[19:39] <felipe__> #ubuntu-br
[19:39] <sebsebseb> !br |  felipe__
[19:39] <yeyo> how i can connect my modem to internet remotely???
[19:39] <^cheeky> grawity, let me try
[19:39] <Gnimsh> iamarto, i use deluge
[19:39] <darkblue_B> losher I have done sudo /etc/init.d/sshd stop;  ## was thankful that I can still run my machine, since it is remote; sudo sshd -D -f /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[19:40] <Gnimsh> transmission is kinda lame and doesn't have enough features
[19:40] <iamarto> Gnimsh: is it better?
[19:40] <felipe__> vlw
[19:40] <Gnimsh> ya
[19:40] <iamarto> Gnimsh: is there an Ubuntu package for it?
[19:40] <darkblue_B> but, it wont start.. complaining that sshd re-exec requires exeution with an absolute path losher
[19:40] <^cheeky> grawity,ok wow it worked
[19:40] <Gnimsh> yep
[19:40] <ProfOak> progre55: I got it working now, but it's not what I really needed. I want to see the text in there, just not the panel part. Thanks though. I don't think this is yet possible.
[19:40] <iamarto> Gnimsh: send me the site please..
[19:40] <Gnimsh> its in synaptic
[19:40] <iamarto> Gnimsh: but I hope at the end.. the upload problem I have was not a global firewall problem
[19:41] <yeyo> how i can connect my modem to internet remotely???
[19:41] <cyberfux> imarto afaik transmission isn't the best for a "new" torrent, tried vuze?
[19:41] <losher> darkblue_B: that just means you need to type /usr/sbin/sshd. Note you want -D and -d for debugging....
[19:41] <darkblue_B> ok, trying
[19:41] <iamarto> cyberfux: Is vuse better than deluge? going to cause flames here I guess.. lol
[19:42] <Guest15834> hi,! i need help how i can modify the /proc/version
[19:42] <cyberfux> imarto vuze was Azureus if you know that name better ;-)
[19:42] <iamarto> cyberfux: yes sure
[19:42] <iamarto> cyberfux: is there an ubuntu package for it?
[19:42] <grawity> iamarto: In my opinion, Vuze is now a piece of junk. The old version, Azureus, was kinda good though.
[19:43] <iamarto> grawity: what do you use?
[19:43] <grawity> iamarto: But the best one is usually the one you like. So try all
[19:43] <grawity> iamarto: I use uTorrent :) (The desktop PC runs Windows.)
[19:43] <iamarto> grawity: I want one that DOES upload.. I am afraid it's a global problem in Ubuntu firewall..
[19:43] <grawity> iamarto: Well, try all - Deluge, Vuze, rtorrent...
[19:43] <Pici> Guest15834: /proc is not a real filesystem, you are not able to edit any of the files there.
[19:44] <grawity> iamarto: But by default, Ubuntu's firewall is off.
[19:44] <sd32> has the recession killed ubuntu.... they pulled all the future release data off the wikipedia page
[19:44] <iamarto> grawity: sure me too.. but I am trying to switch for Ubuntu because it's so strange that Ubuntu Internet is much faster than Vista..for some reason
[19:44] <christiaaan> but ? in google says can modify
[19:44] <Pici> grawity: The firewall is on, but there are no rules.
[19:44] <cyberfux> imarto i'm not quit sure if it's in the official repos, but i have it installable, try sudo apt-get install vuze
[19:44] <christiaaan> and yes i can but when i try to save give an error
[19:44] <darkblue_B> losher http://paste.debian.net/42242/
[19:44] <sebsebseb> !karmic >  sd32
[19:45] <grawity> Pici: It still does the same as if it was disavbled, I guess.
[19:45] <arand> lstarnes: yay, reboot mitigated, cheers for suggestion, and thank god for GNU/linux automagic...
[19:45] <grawity> disabled*
[19:45] <Pici> !ot > sd32
[19:46] <dundel> ubuntu 8.10 is supported till?
[19:46] <sebsebseb> dundel: yes
[19:46] <darkblue_B> losher bad ownership or modes for /home/guest ?
[19:46] <sebsebseb> dundel: untill next April on the desktop, you still using it?
[19:46] <losher> darkblue_B: See this line? --->  Authentication refused: bad ownership or modes for directory /home/guest?  Seems ungrateful to diss it for trying to be secure....
[19:47] <dundel> sebsebseb: i agree
[19:48] <wildc4rd> evening all
[19:48] <Kangarooo> how to check how MB has video card?
[19:48] <losher> dundel: I'm an 8.04.2 fan myself...
[19:48] <Flannel> dundel: Does it work on 8.04?  That's supported until 2011.  But you should wait and see if it works on 9.10 once its released.
[19:48] <sebsebseb> dundel: 8.04.3 is the long term support one though,   that's got about another two years of support on the desktop.   Also when 9.04 comes out loads of people should clean install really, for the default Ext4 file system :)   only way to have the proper thing,  since the conversion won't  quite  do it
[19:48] <Kenny> Hi, iäm completly new to linux ubuntu and are now trying toconnect to internet with a modem but need help to fint the connect and dissconnect button :D
[19:48] <sebsebseb> dundel: when 9.10 comes out above
[19:48] <Kenny> I am connected becosue i checked "connect automaticly"
[19:49] <RanyAlbeg> how can i access nautilus graphically?
[19:49] <Kenny> so it connected for me but there have to bee som better way of doing it
[19:49] <dundel> yes it works on 8.04
[19:49] <chris__> Kenny, on the top right of your screen, there is a network manager icon. You can connect/disconnect using it.
[19:49] <dundel> sebsebseb: yes it works on 8.04 so i think i'm gone use 8.04
[19:49] <Kenny> well i have tried to do so
[19:50] <sebsebseb> dundel: I suggest putting 8.10 on,  and then doing a clean install when 9.10 is out
[19:50] <chris__> Kenny, if network manager isn't running, then you can ifup and ifdown on the terminal.
[19:50] <Kenny> i only have the add, edit and remove button (swedish translated)
[19:50] <lorux> Hola!
[19:50] <sebsebseb> !es |  lorux
[19:50] <dundel> sebsebseb: oke, i will try that thanks :)
[19:50] <lorux> Goede dag!
[19:51] <sebsebseb> dundel: you know where to download 8.10 from?  and no you can't just get it off  the  usaul download page  on the website
[19:51] <RanyAlbeg> how can i access nautilus graphically?
[19:51] <dundel> sebsebseb: yeah i got it, i'm using it atm
[19:51] <med\weeds> whats the problem with 9.04 dundel ?
[19:51] <ophiliabooty> hi im new to linux ubuntu i am trying to view youtube vids and everytime i try to veiw one it says i need to install flash player and there was a link to download it so i followed the link and downloaded it and it still does not work cn someone please help me
[19:51] <sebsebseb> dundel: if you still have the ISO  I would suggest md5suming it even though,   it's probably  a good one
[19:51] <med\weeds> ive installed it a couple dozen times and had troubles somewhere almost every time lol
[19:51] <lstarnes> RanyAlbeg: it is graphical
[19:51] <sebsebseb> !md5sum |  dundel
[19:52] <apache> servus
[19:52] <burkmat> Attempting to troubleshoot something haywire with a server, but I can't log in locally since the monitor just fills up with kernel errors (at least that's what I think they are...). How do I get myself a terminal I can actually work with?
[19:52] <lstarnes> RanyAlbeg: pretty much anything in the places menu in gnome uses nautilus
[19:52] <christiaaan> anyway, no chance to change /proc/version ?
[19:52] <dundel> med\weeds: i didn't try it yet with alfresco 3.2 i'm gone try that first, it didn't work for some people though, but i'm gonna give it a shot
[19:52] <lorux> Dames en heren, goeden dag?
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[19:53] <maestrolonux> 20886 srinux set topic for #supremos: Bienvenidos al Canal Supremos, Soporte de Software Libre y Gnu/Linux - Foro: http://srinuxubuntu.homelinux.com/foro/ - usa http://supremos.pastebin.com/ - Si eres nuevo presentate aqui http://tinyurl.com/8sewux - Wiki: http://supremoteam.homelinux.org/  - Nuevo Portal: http://portalsupremos.net/ - Si no puedes hablar, ve a #supremos-op
[19:53] <mana21mama> 11387 srinux set topic for #supremos: Bienvenidos al Canal Supremos, Soporte de Software Libre y Gnu/Linux - Foro: http://srinuxubuntu.homelinux.com/foro/ - usa http://supremos.pastebin.com/ - Si eres nuevo presentate aqui http://tinyurl.com/8sewux - Wiki: http://supremoteam.homelinux.org/  - Nuevo Portal: http://portalsupremos.net/ - Si no puedes hablar, ve a #supremos-op
[19:53] <mad1> 9346 srinux set topic for #supremos: Bienvenidos al Canal Supremos, Soporte de Software Libre y Gnu/Linux - Foro: http://srinuxubuntu.homelinux.com/foro/ - usa http://supremos.pastebin.com/ - Si eres nuevo presentate aqui http://tinyurl.com/8sewux - Wiki: http://supremoteam.homelinux.org/  - Nuevo Portal: http://portalsupremos.net/ - Si no puedes hablar, ve a #supremos-op
[19:53] <FloodBot3> mana21mama: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:53] <DJ_D3XTER> 10800 srinux set topic for #supremos: Bienvenidos al Canal Supremos, Soporte de Software Libre y Gnu/Linux - Foro: http://srinuxubuntu.homelinux.com/foro/ - usa http://supremos.pastebin.com/ - Si eres nuevo presentate aqui http://tinyurl.com/8sewux - Wiki: http://supremoteam.homelinux.org/  - Nuevo Portal: http://portalsupremos.net/ - Si no puedes hablar, ve a #supremos-op
[19:53] <Lovercases> 15403 srinux set topic for #supremos: Bienvenidos al Canal Supremos, Soporte de Software Libre y Gnu/Linux - Foro: http://srinuxubuntu.homelinux.com/foro/ - usa http://supremos.pastebin.com/ - Si eres nuevo presentate aqui http://tinyurl.com/8sewux - Wiki: http://supremoteam.homelinux.org/  - Nuevo Portal: http://portalsupremos.net/ - Si no puedes hablar, ve a #supremos-op
[19:53] <reng0> 29095 srinux set topic for #supremos: Bienvenidos al Canal Supremos, Soporte de Software Libre y Gnu/Linux - Foro: http://srinuxubuntu.homelinux.com/foro/ - usa http://supremos.pastebin.com/ - Si eres nuevo presentate aqui http://tinyurl.com/8sewux - Wiki: http://supremoteam.homelinux.org/  - Nuevo Portal: http://portalsupremos.net/ - Si no puedes hablar, ve a #supremos-op
[19:53] <maestrolonux> 5520 srinux set topic for #supremos: Bienvenidos al Canal Supremos, Soporte de Software Libre y Gnu/Linux - Foro: http://srinuxubuntu.homelinux.com/foro/ - usa http://supremos.pastebin.com/ - Si eres nuevo presentate aqui http://tinyurl.com/8sewux - Wiki: http://supremoteam.homelinux.org/  - Nuevo Portal: http://portalsupremos.net/ - Si no puedes hablar, ve a #supremos-op
[19:53] <darkblue_B> losher I made the change you sugested - my partner has stepped away from his computer.. I will resume in a few minutes.. I apprecaite the feedback
[19:54] <Kangarooo> how to check video card properties?
[19:54] <losher> darkblue_B: I have to step out. Back in a couple of hours. I'm guessing you'll have it down by then...
[19:54] <arand> How do I build the .deb package from the contents of "apt-get source package"
[19:55]  * losher says what the heck just happened with that #supremos flood? I mean, I like the Supremes as much as the next person, but...
[19:56] <Kangarooo> how to check video card mb? how much mb video card has? video properties?
[19:57] <lstarnes> Kangarooo: try System > Preferences > hardware information
[19:58] <losher> Kangarooo: lspci, lshw, or dmidecode may tell you. Failing all else, look up the model number specifications via google....
[19:59] <Kwaa> what is the command to uninstall an app, like irssi? sudo apt-get uninstall irssi?
[19:59] <Pici> Kwaa: sudo apt-get remove packagename
[19:59] <Kwaa> Thank you
[19:59] <losher> Kwaa: see also apt-get autoremove, and apt-get purge
[19:59] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[20:01] <Homosexual-Hacke> Cant seem to be able to find any answer for this question. How can i have a mass proxy script like this sites does http://www.phpproxy.ro/
[20:01] <izap> Homosexual-Hacke: its not ubuntu related ?
[20:02] <arleslie> Homosexual-Hacke, You would need to search google for it, and this is ubuntu support not web master
[20:02] <feyner_> ##php ?
[20:02] <Homosexual-Hacke> izap, theris only me in the #website channel and the #php is apprently uder some sort of attack
[20:02] <Pici> Homosexual-Hacke: No, you just need to be registered to join.
[20:03] <Pici> !register > Homosexual-Hacke
[20:03] <jiffe> anyone using GFS on ubuntu?  I seem to have a lot of issues with my setup and not sure where I am going wrong
[20:03] <Homosexual-Hacke> Ill read it later pici
[20:04] <mzea> what will be the home directory for the anonymous mode in FTP server??
[20:04] <grawity> Homosexual-Hacke: It tells you how to get into ##php
[20:05] <arand> How do I turn a .dsc (+ orig.tar.gz & diff.gz) file into a .deb package?
[20:05] <jedus> 30426 <@FloodBot1> w3 are sendiding lo7 of pijazos against your fucking channel - choopahme la verGa firmado: srinux set topic for #supremos: Bienvenidos al Canal Supremos, Soporte de Software Libre y Gnu/Linux - Foro: http://srinuxubuntu.homelinux.com/foro/ - usa http://supremos.pastebin.com/ - Si eres nuevo presentate aqui http://tinyurl.com/8sewux - Wiki: http://supremoteam.homelinux.org/  - Nuevo Portal: http://portalsupremos.net/ - Si no puedes hablar, ve
[20:05] <jedus> 4800 <@FloodBot1> w3 are sendiding lo7 of pijazos against your fucking channel - choopahme la verGa firmado: srinux set topic for #supremos: Bienvenidos al Canal Supremos, Soporte de Software Libre y Gnu/Linux - Foro: http://srinuxubuntu.homelinux.com/foro/ - usa http://supremos.pastebin.com/ - Si eres nuevo presentate aqui http://tinyurl.com/8sewux - Wiki: http://supremoteam.homelinux.org/  - Nuevo Portal: http://portalsupremos.net/ - Si no puedes hablar, ve
[20:05] <FloodBot1> jedus: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:05] <srimux> 26860 <@FloodBot1> w3 are sendiding lo7 of pijazos against your fucking channel - choopahme la verGa firmado: srinux set topic for #supremos: Bienvenidos al Canal Supremos, Soporte de Software Libre y Gnu/Linux - Foro: http://srinuxubuntu.homelinux.com/foro/ - usa http://supremos.pastebin.com/ - Si eres nuevo presentate aqui http://tinyurl.com/8sewux - Wiki: http://supremoteam.homelinux.org/  - Nuevo Portal: http://portalsupremos.net/ - Si no puedes hablar,
[20:05] <lstarnes> arand: see man dpkg-deb
[20:05] <arleslie> Whats with the spam attacks?
[20:06] <hatter243> !troll
[20:06] <hatter243> whoops\
[20:06] <hatter243> !feedthetroll
[20:06] <arleslie> ok, thanks for explaining it hatter243
[20:07] <cs02rm0> i'm trying a sed replace sed 's/foo/bar/' and it's replacing every instance even though haven't specified a trailing g, any ideas where i'm going wrong?
[20:08] <Nehyx> hello?
[20:08] <Nehyx> what's up with flood?
[20:09] <lstarnes> Nehyx: just ignore it.  It's someone trying to steal our attention
[20:09] <grawity> cs02rm0: sed changes every line separately -- with /g, it changes _all_ occurences, without /g - just the first one in the line. But once it finishes a line, it starts fresh with the next one.
[20:09] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[20:09] <Nehyx> lstarnes: ok, ignored
[20:10] <reeher> Wow, did registering this nick cause a flood on the channel?  My apologies if it did, I had no intent of flooding the channel.
[20:10] <cs02rm0> grawity: ah, ok, that makes sense, thanks. do i need to use a different tool then / remove newlines if i'm going to use sed to do it across the file?
[20:10] <grawity> reeher: I doubt it's related.
[20:10] <lstarnes> reeher: we saw nothing from you
[20:11] <toni_> matt r u there
[20:11] <reeher> grawity: lstarnes: Beaut, thanks.
[20:11] <toni_> pm me
[20:11] <lstarnes> toni_: check for yourself using /whois NICK
[20:12] <toni_> hay r u there
[20:12] <mark-t> how do I find out what version of a program I have installed if it doesn't have its own --version type argument?
[20:12] <arand> lstarnes: dpkg-deb doesn't accept .dsc files but only folders right, and if I use dpkg-source -x I get a folder with not a DEBIAN but a debian subfolder, which errors dpkg-deb, and if I change it to capital it errors on the control file instead, so I'm guessing things might be awry on the method...
[20:12] <lstarnes> toni_: the user here by the nick of 'matt' has been idle for over 2 days
[20:13] <soreau> mark-t: Your package manager should tell you
[20:13] <toni_> msg me
[20:13] <mark-t> soreau: that's what I'm hoping
[20:13] <Pici> arand: You should take a look at the Ubuntu packaging guide and if you have further questions, ask in #ubuntu-motu
[20:13] <mark-t> soreau: how do I get apt-get to tell me?
[20:13] <soreau> mark-t: dpkg -l|grep <keyword>
[20:14] <NarbFarkus> Java on Jaunty 64-bit seems broken
[20:14] <erUSUL> !bugs | NarbFarkus
[20:14] <NarbFarkus> I can't run any apps without an error, does anyone know if there's a bug somewhere?
[20:14] <mark-t> soreau: got it, thanks
[20:14] <cyberfux> NarbFarkus the whole 64bit is broken IMHO
[20:14] <lstarnes> NarbFarkus: it depends on the error
[20:14] <arand> Pici: I have, and my brain is apparently not wrinkled enough, but I'll try motu, thanks.
[20:14] <lstarnes> cyberfux: I've had no major issues with 64-bit systems
[20:14] <soreau> cyberfux: You read my mind ;)
[20:15] <NarbFarkus> I'm getting .so: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS32 (Possible cause: architecture word width mismatch) UnsatisfiedLinkErrors on a fresh install
[20:15] <NarbFarkus> with apps that work fine on other 64-bit machines
[20:15] <NarbFarkus> this is on a fresh install of ubuntu from last night
[20:15] <cyberfux> lstarnes soreau i had too many issues, nothing worked right so i just said STFU to my 4 GB and just use 3 of them ;-(
[20:16] <haxizstaRRR> how is the channel of ubuntu.[de] ?
[20:16] <NarbFarkus> I have the same problem with sun or openjdk
[20:16] <lstarnes> !de | haxizstaRRR
[20:16] <NarbFarkus> I'm downloading the official release from sun's website
[20:16] <erUSUL> NarbFarkus: what are you trying to run.. and how did you installed java ?
[20:16] <haxizstaRRR> thx lstarnes
[20:16] <reeher> Hrm, I'll ask again..  The Shorewall docs are less than precise on this topic.  In macro.XXXX files, if you wish to allow connections from all systems to all systems, can the '-'es be left in the 'source' and 'dest' columns of the macro files?
[20:16] <NarbFarkus> I installed java with apt-get so far, sun-java6-jdk first, didn't work
[20:16] <haxizstaRRR> !de
[20:16] <haxizstaRRR> :D
[20:16] <haxizstaRRR> -.-
[20:16] <NarbFarkus> then I removed that and installed openjdk, same error
[20:17] <NarbFarkus> and the error is on multiple apps, running from eclipse and from web start
[20:17] <mah> How do I change the default handlers for URL's etc (in aMSN i.e.) ? I've tried editing all my defaults.list-files, and setting the correct mime type associations with xdg-mime.. still xdg-open opens the wrong application :(
[20:17] <lstarnes> haxizstaRRR: try /join #ubuntu-de
[20:17] <soreau> cyberfux: After doing support for several years, I've deemed 64 bit os to be very problematic. I don't think there's as much programming/testing time that goes into it and you can run 32bit on 64bit hw anyway
[20:17] <epifanio> hi All
[20:17] <haxizstaRRR> yes
[20:17] <haxizstaRRR> its workin
[20:17] <haxizstaRRR> thanks
[20:17] <NarbFarkus> soreau: you can on OSes that have multiarch support
[20:17] <NarbFarkus> Ubuntu doesn't have multiarch does it?
[20:17] <epifanio> i'm running a custom ubuntulive.iso   i'm using withe preinstalled sw
[20:17] <erUSUL> NarbFarkus: well it seems like a native (not java) shared  library (.so) is loaded and it fails becouse the lib is 32 bit
[20:17] <cyberfux> soreau true! same here! i just try it every release and kick it of the disc asap
[20:17] <soreau> NarbFarkus: AFAIK, you can run 32bit os on 64bit hw
[20:18] <NarbFarkus> erUSUL: yeah I agree, but there are 64-bit libraries and it works on other 64-bit systems
[20:18] <th0r> soreau: glad to hear I am not the only one who is giving 64bit a pass
[20:18] <NarbFarkus> like Hardy, etc
[20:18] <erUSUL> NarbFarkus: so maybe what you are trying to load is not pure java it uses jni or something
[20:18] <NarbFarkus> and this isn't one application, I've tried a few that use jni, same error on all of them
[20:18] <cyberfux> th0r soreau i really don't know anyone who uses 64bit on a every-day-machine
[20:19] <soreau> cyberfux: The ones with the really strange problems :)
[20:19] <DoA> Does anyone know how to fix this: error: "Operation not permitted" setting key "fs.file-max"   ?
[20:19] <soreau> DoA: What is giving you that message?
[20:19] <arleslie> Cyberfux. soreau, th0r: The ones that use 64bit are the ones who are using more then 3gb ram all the tme.
[20:19] <cyberfux> soreau pardon?
[20:20] <soreau> cyberfux: Bad joke, sorry
[20:20] <NarbFarkus> hmm, maybe it has to do with tmpfs
[20:20] <cyberfux> arleslie well i have more then 3 gb (4) but the trouble wasn't worth the win
[20:20] <soreau> arleslie: You can't use >3GB without 64bit os?
[20:20] <DaemonLee> Help. I cannot install Ubuntu. I get an "resizing has been aborted" error.
[20:20] <DaemonLee> Any ideas?
[20:21] <arleslie> soreau, in Windows you can't im not to sure about ubuntu as Im just a novice
[20:21] <cyberfux> arleslie soreau max 3 GB under 32bit also in Linux.   Si6u3s Qued4ndo m4l b0oRro de Mi3rDa ij0 d3 mil poo7as
[20:22] <FloodBot1> maestrolonux: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:22] <soreau> bye bye
[20:22] <grawity> arleslie, soreau: Both Windows and Linux can handle a lot of RAM if the hardware supports PAE (Physical Address Extensions).
[20:23] <grawity> soreau: It's just that Windows has an artificial limit for compatibility reasons. (Read The Old New Thing's blog and you'll see what I mean.)
[20:23] <arleslie> grawity, 2gb is for your programs to use, 1gb is for windows and any more is for the hardware
[20:23] <grawity> arleslie: Um, that is _virtual_ address space. Not physical.
[20:23] <DaemonLee> soreau, sorry for the slow response. I'm trying to resize my Vista partition.
[20:23] <DaemonLee> It's 230gb~
[20:23] <cl0vvn> I am getting one minute sound delays whenever i make a call in skype; using ubuntu 9.04
[20:23] <Yanick_> is it actually possible to filter hidden files and folders with gFTP? everytime I'm transfering projects to our webserver, it also transfer all the .svn files along (which takes a lot of time)
[20:24] <arleslie> DaemonLee, You gParted
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[20:24] <soreau> grawity: I thought if the kernel was compiled with support for large amounts of ram, it could handle it but not sure. Never had a system with which to tinker >1GB
[20:24] <arleslie> DaemonLee, *use gParted, sorry missed typed
[20:24] <DaemonLee> Okay.
[20:24] <arleslie> DaemonLee, if you don't have it install you can use, sudo apt-get install gparted
[20:24] <soreau> DaemonLee: Yes, try gparted
[20:24] <soreau> arleslie: He's trying to install ubuntu
[20:25] <grawity> soreau: With more than ~3.4 GB, the CPU must support it. The feature is PAE (Physical Address Extension).
[20:25] <Kangarooo1> is now ubuntu installation default filesystem type ext4 when chpoosing install easy way? take whole disk?
[20:25] <mattgyver> I want to setup a service to start on boot.  When using the /etc/init.d/skeleton file must i code the 'start, stop, and restart' commands or are these already functional?
[20:25] <burkmat> Attempting to remove `ubuntu-desktop`package (and everything it brought along) from my server. Tips?
[20:25] <soreau> grawity: Ah yes, I see that when compiling my gentoo kernel sometimes
[20:25] <th0r> mattgyver: you should at least code the start and stop
[20:26] <arleslie> burkmat, have you tried sudo apt-get remove ubuntu-desktop
[20:26] <burkmat> arleslie, Only removes the metapackage and leaves everything it brought with it...
[20:26] <mattgyver> th0r, thanks
[20:26] <soreau> mattgyver: start to do what you want, stop for clean up stuff though you really don't have to do anything in stop even though it should be present
[20:27] <yabuk> hey, I'm using Ubuntu and I've tried to set every choices of input device, however I can't to record sound yet, how to fix that?
[20:27] <lesshaste> how do you get azureus to behave sensibly? I have installed it with apt-get but then when it updates itself it still runs the old version
[20:27] <grawity> soreau, arleslie: Windows has artificial caps - XP is limited to 4 GB for compatibility, the server editions have limits of up to 64 GB (probably for marketing reasons) - but they still support PAE.
[20:27] <Alvinware> wow, actually don't need change the cd/dvd filesystem to udf, also works! half a night gone...! lol.
[20:27] <maginot> hi.. which scanner (please not old models) do you recommend that have a good support on linux??
[20:27] <ale__> hallo
[20:27] <ale__> could please somebody help me installing a webcam?
[20:27] <mattgyver> th0r, soreau, is there a way i can make this service not run as root this way?
[20:27] <cyberfux> maginot most epsons and canons should work, have you took a look at the whitelist?
[20:27] <maginot> ale__, what you tried so far ?
[20:28] <ale__> I just plugged it in
[20:28] <maginot> cyberfux, where can I find this whitelist ?
[20:28] <ale__> and noticed that the driver needed is...
[20:28] <cyberfux> maginot which language?
[20:28] <maginot> ale__, you want to use your webcam for chat ?
[20:28] <ale__> SN9C10[12]
[20:28] <soreau> magical: Any usb scanner really. I make it a practice to google about the product I;m interested in with keyword 'linux problem' or 'trouble'
[20:28] <arleslie> burkmat, you can try sudo apt-get autoremove, but I don't know any other way other then to remove them manuly
[20:28] <ale__> maginot: yes, I'd like to use it in skype
[20:28] <NarbFarkus> I think my issue with java/jni/64-bit had to do with tweaks to my SSD
[20:28] <maginot> cyberfux, english is fine
[20:28] <maginot> ale__, what is the model of you webcam ?
[20:28] <NarbFarkus>  /tmp wasn't executable
[20:28] <Yanick_> it actually possible to filter hidden files and folders with gFTP? everytime I'm transfering projects to our webserver, it also transfer all the .svn files along (which takes a lot of time)
[20:29] <ale__> it's an intuix, it should be supported
[20:29] <burkmat> arleslie, but I fear I might remove something I need. will aptitude stop me if I try to remove something which is a dependency currently needed?
[20:29] <soreau> mattgyver: No, to run services as user, you should probably place them in your startup sessions
[20:29] <maginot> ale__, well, on 9.04, apt-get isntall libv4l-0 ?
[20:30] <soreau> mattgyver: As a general rule, anything in the /etc files will be run as root
[20:30] <mattgyver> soreau, i guess the only issue with that on my end is that this is a server not running botting directly into gnome
[20:30] <safruhani> hi,using 8.10, a process called phy0 works, what is it? if i stop it, what will happen?do you use it?
[20:30] <soreau> mattgyver: I was just thinking about that.. try asking in ##linux for better answers perhaps
[20:30] <mah> How do I change the default handlers for URL's etc (in aMSN i.e.) ? I've tried editing all my defaults.list-files, and setting the correct mime type associations with xdg-mime.. still xdg-open opens the wrong application :(
[20:30] <arleslie> burkmat, I don't know if aptitude will stop you, here is the info of ubuntu-desktop, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/222941/
[20:30] <mattgyver> soreau, okie doke, thanks for the info too
[20:30] <safruhani> 1 S     0  2870     2  1  75  -5 -     0 worker ?        00:00:59 phy0
[20:30] <Alvinware> Should i finalized my dvd?
[20:30] <cyberfux> maginot i can't find the link atm, perhaps google 4 "ubuntu supported hardware" ?
[20:31] <ale__> maginot: what is it for?
[20:31] <Alvinware> ubottu, what's finalized?
[20:31] <maginot> cyberfux, ok I will...
[20:31] <burkmat> arleslie, guess i'll have to glue together some grepping magic with aptitude and hope for the best. Thanks for the help. ;)
[20:31] <Alvinware> Do i need to finalized my disc?
[20:31] <arleslie> Cyber_Akuma, maginot: https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/ubuntu/installation-guide/i386/hardware-supported.html
[20:31] <jiffe> anyone using GFS on ubuntu?  I seem to have a lot of issues with my setup and not sure where I am going wrong
[20:32] <arleslie> cyberfux: https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/ubuntu/installation-guide/i386/hardware-supported.html ... the tab thing doesn't work out for me
[20:32] <jiffe> I guess I'm not entirely sure what to expect, I start up ccsd and both come up stating the cluster is inquorate
[20:33] <Stanley_> I'm manually creating my partitions... Just to make sure i"m doing it right... I've created a 512MB Primary partition lcoated at the beginning with an Ext3 journaling file system and the mount point is /boot, I've created a 512MB primary partition at the beginning thats the swap area, and then a 25600MB logical volume at the beginning thats an Ext3 file system and the moutn point is /
[20:33] <cyberfux> arleslie well even 7.10 is a little old ;-)
[20:33] <epifanio> i need to use an application installed on the live  that needs 3d glx graphic driver,  when i start this app in my live.dvd i have this log :  Xlib : extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0"   ;  have any clue on what i need to fix it ?  i can try to remake a new .iso following your suggestion
[20:33] <arleslie> cyberfux: I downloaded the netbook one
[20:33] <cyberfux> arleslie ubunut 9.04 nbr ? me 2 on my eee
[20:34] <maginot> ale__, try: sudo apt-get install libv4l-0 and see if your skype will work with the webcam
[20:34] <arleslie> cyberfux: what????
[20:34] <sup> Will someone take a look at my pastebin and help me figure out how to enable Direct Rendering?
[20:34] <sup> http://pastebin.org/3269
[20:34] <cyberfux> arleslie the netbook remix ?
[20:35] <arleslie> Stanley_, yes that looks correct
[20:35] <arleslie> cyberfux, yes
[20:36] <cyberfux> arleslie well i use the nbr on my eeePC, the standard-version on my desktop, Xubuntu on my mediaplayer, and the server on my server ;-)
[20:36] <soreau> Does anyone happen to know of a nice looking standalone wifi monitor, like in a widget form?
[20:36] <epifanio> for now i'm "fixing" my problem, running the live-dvd ,  download propietary driver for my card ,  install it  and restart gdm
[20:36] <arleslie> cyberfux, did your nbr come with 9.04?
[20:37] <cyberfux> arleslie well the nbr IS in the repos but is downloaded the nbr version (the img) vom ubuntu.com
[20:37] <epifanio> have you any clue if it is possible to fix this problem using a "generic way"  that can be usable in a live-session  without installing additional drivers ?
[20:37] <rek> ogra
[20:37] <rek> or someone else
[20:37] <cl0vvn> Are there any ubuntu users who use skype?
[20:38] <arleslie> cyberfux is there a way I can update to 9.04 with out reinstalling
[20:38] <rek> therse a problem
[20:38] <Pici> !ask |  rek
[20:38] <cl0vvn> I am getting an issue where my sound is delayed by one minute; sound *works* but not very well.
[20:38] <lomb> yes cl0vvn
[20:38] <mathieui> 21:01:42 [Freenode] DCC SEND from acidburn [<IP_ADDRESS> port 0]: IM12ANDWHATISDIS.exe [0B bytes] requested in channel #ubuntu
[20:38] <mathieui> 21:06:43 [Freenode] DCC aborted receiving file IM12ANDWHATISDIS.exe from acidburn
[20:38] <mathieui> …
[20:38] <Pici> mathieui: No need to repeat that, it was taken care of long ago.
[20:38] <lomb> when I open skype my sound turns off
[20:38] <mathieui> Pici: sorry
[20:39] <mathieui> just back now
[20:39] <cl0vvn> I set everything to pulse in the audio settings, and that helped sound actually work
[20:39] <cl0vvn> now I am just getting a one minute delay
[20:39] <rek> i'was trying to make an image of win ce with ipaq h5550 with bootblaster but it got stuck i shut down it and now my ipaq does not work any more please help!
[20:39] <arleslie> Glad, I was here for that dcc send but don't they know it won't bother linux...
[20:40] <rek> i need some intelligent people
[20:40] <cyberfux> rek and then you search HERE in teh interweb????
[20:40] <Pici> rek: What does this have to do with Ubuntu support?
[20:40] <arleslie> rek: if your talking about windows join #windows
[20:41] <rek> because there's ogra i know he's intelligent and can do this because i spoke to him
[20:41] <Pici> rek: Then you can private message him.  This doesn't look like it has anything to do with Ubuntu Support, which is the topic of this channel.
[20:41] <sup> Will someone take a look at my pastebin and help me figure out why direct rendering isnt workig?
[20:41] <sup> http://pastebin.org/3269
[20:41] <arleslie> rek: do /msg ogra, to talk to him, this is ubuntu support
[20:41] <rek> already done
[20:41] <rek> i did qhery
[20:42] <arleslie> rek: then wait for him to reply
[20:42] <rek> arleslie:  also i have some problem with ubuntu infact i'm not able to run synce
[20:42] <rek> therse a plugin missing
[20:42] <rek> legacy
[20:43] <arleslie> rek: I don't know anything about synce, ask aloud
[20:43] <franziska> ahaaa
[20:43] <rek> aloud
[20:43] <arleslie> rek: that means with out my name
[20:43] <rek> ;-)
[20:43] <rek> hey ubuntu help
[20:44] <sup> hi
[20:44] <franziska> moin
[20:44] <rek> hi sup
[20:44] <cl0vvn> http://xkcd.com/570/
[20:44] <franziska> hi
[20:44] <Pici> !ot | cl0vvn
[20:44] <franziska> love you
[20:44] <arleslie> !ask | rek
[20:44] <franziska> ich liebe dich
[20:44] <cl0vvn> oh sorry
[20:44] <cl0vvn> wrong window there.
[20:44] <franziska> muss dir nich leid tut
[20:45] <Pici> !de | franziska
[20:45] <rek> there's a plugin missing.... for synce for hardy
[20:45] <franziska> i love you
[20:45] <franziska> was ist das hier denn für ein schwachsinn???
[20:46] <badboy_> hi all
[20:46] <erUSUL> !de
[20:46]  * erUSUL sorry
[20:46] <badboy_> #ubuntu.pt
[20:46] <Athunye> I cannot post in the forums. I can log in, when I hit "Submit New Tread" it stays waiting forever...
[20:47] <notmike> Can someone help me out with setting up phpldapadmin pleez?
[20:47] <franziska> hello my darling...
[20:47] <brian> i have a problem im trying to get emeral to change my themes and i opened the terminal and typed emerald --replace     and i switches theme but when i close the terminal all my window boarders go away
[20:47] <Flannel> Athunye: Try asking in #ubuntuforums, they'll be able to help
[20:47] <Athunye> Flannel: OK. Thanks.
[20:47] <franziska> i don't speak english
[20:48] <arleslie> franziska, What language you speek?
[20:48] <badboy_> portuguese
[20:48] <Pici> !pt | badboy_
[20:48] <badboy_> ty
[20:48] <franziska> a little bit enlish..
[20:48] <notmike> Anybody know a good tutorial for setting up phpldapadmin, or know a better gui for LDAP?
[20:49] <arleslie> fraziska: what language?
[20:49] <franziska> i speak german...
[20:49] <Pici> franziska: Please /join #ubuntu-de
[20:49] <franziska> excuse me...what?
[20:49] <arleslie> !de | franziska
[20:49] <cyberfux> frnaziska or: if you have a prob msg me ;-) i'm also from Kartoffelland ;-)
[20:49] <Pici> franziska: Type: /join #ubuntu-de   then press enter
[20:51] <unop> notmike, GOSA perhaps
[20:51] <sup> :x
[20:52] <notmike> thnx
[20:52] <world_ate_jimmy1> ok... after a WHOLE morning, the copying process ended.
[20:53] <arleslie> world_ate_jimmy1, what seems to be the problem, other then "the copying process ended."
[20:53] <world_ate_jimmy1> so, now how can i restore the partitions?
[20:54] <world_ate_jimmy> damn, Threetimes is gone... :(
[20:54] <linuxguy2009> Ive got a newbee question. In add/remove I know that the blue K and the gnome foot indicate its a KDE or Gnome app.What does the red heart symbol indicate?
[20:55] <linuxguy2009> Community supplied app?
[20:56] <lomb> anybody from France ?
[20:56] <unop> !fr
[20:56] <unop> linuxguy2009, i don't use gnome - maybe if you named an app that has this symbol, i could tell you what it symbolises?
[20:56] <netz> ?DCC SEND "ff???f?" 0 0 0
[20:56] <Stanley_> I had somebody suggest that i install wicd instead of the usual network-manager, I've done this and it's working, I'm just wondering if anybody else would suggest this? The guy _was_ in the fedora channel after all :lol:
[20:57] <sup> what are debugging symbols?
[20:57] <cyberfux> linuxguy2009 well i use gnome and never saw those symbols ;-) perhaps u should use synaptic or apt-get ;-)
[20:57] <unop> !ops | netz playing about with DCC boots
[20:57] <frostburn> sup, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debug_symbol
[20:57] <Antaranian> hi there
[20:57] <ikonia> netz please stop
[20:58] <Antaranian> I have some issues with installing ant
[20:58] <Antaranian> problem is with java_home I think
[20:58] <Antaranian> * JAVA_HOME
[20:59] <unop> Stanley_, i know of quite a few people who have better luck with wicd
[21:00] <Antaranian> yes, problem is with JAVA_HOME
[21:00] <Antaranian> root@mushex-desktop:~/svn/red5# /usr/share/ant/bin/ant
[21:00] <Antaranian> Error: JAVA_HOME is not defined correctly.
[21:00] <Antaranian> can anyone help me please ???
[21:00] <candive> Hi all, I accidentally removed my shut down button. how do I replace it , Please and Thank you
[21:01] <MOre01> HELLO¿
[21:01] <candive> software shutdown button
[21:01] <world_ate_jimmy> ok... my partitions seem to be missing, gparted shows my disk as unallocated
[21:01] <world_ate_jimmy> however, i can mount the partitions via terminal of places menu
[21:01] <world_ate_jimmy> how can i restore my disk to its original state_
[21:01] <Jason_WT> anyone know where i can get a free shell account with a few gb of hdd space? I need it to do some open source testing, my home machine network is far to slow
[21:02] <olinuxx> yep'
[21:02] <samsol_> does anyone knows how to change compiz menu popup animation to something else? (now is Glide or Zoom from center,something like that)
[21:02] <candive> I will try a hard start. Chow.
[21:02] <arleslie> Jason_WT, http://www.red-pill.eu/freeunix.shtml
[21:03] <unop> Antaranian, JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun /usr/share/ant/bin/ant
[21:03] <MOre01> i dont now use this application!!
[21:03] <MOre01> help me please!
[21:03] <losher> Jason_WT: there's a bunch, google them...
[21:04] <arleslie> !ask | M0re01
[21:04] <world_ate_jimmy> nobody_
[21:04] <Jason_WT> all the ones i have found seem to justgive bout a few MBs
[21:04] <world_ate_jimmy> ?
[21:04] <Antaranian> thank you very much unop
[21:05] <MOre01> jejeje OK!
[21:05] <Antaranian> as I see you did it before, right ?
[21:05] <unop> Antaranian, if that works, you'll want to add a line like this to your ~/.bashrc.   export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun
[21:06] <Antaranian> unop it won't work
[21:06] <Antaranian> unop:  but now cause of another problem
[21:06] <rwparris2> is it safe to reboot during fsck?
[21:06] <rwparris2> it seems 'stuck'
[21:06] <uccadmin> Is it possible to have external drives automatically mount sychronously? I'm managing a lab where users are unlikely to unmount their drives and thus will lose data rather often.
[21:07] <hdon> how can i take a screenshot?
[21:07] <axisys> just today when i am inserting cdrom .. it is not auto mounting .. what service do I need to check?
[21:07] <hdon> prtscn doesn't seem to work
[21:07] <hdon> and gimp doesn't have any options either, afaict
[21:07] <unop> uccadmin, define an entry in /etc/fstab and give the drive appropriate options - though be warned, mounting something with 'sync' makes all operations dreadfully slow
[21:07] <hdon> oh, File>Creat
[21:07] <VCoolio> ubottu: /save
[21:08] <jjlee> Can anybody save me some tiresome googling by providing the magic words for "service provider that provides SIP or H.323 dial-out access to PSTN networks"?
[21:08] <hdon> wow, how lame. it got the windows over top of the window i wanted.
[21:08] <jjlee> VOIP service provider websites are a model of confusion about what exactly it is they provide.
[21:08] <eino> in Pidgin, can I hide the buddy lists contacts buddyicons and reduce the height of each buddys row?
[21:09] <losher> Jason_WT: Oops, you're right. 2GB is a lot of space to ask for. Might be hard to find...
[21:09] <uccadmin> unop: Can I do this for ALL drives that will be mounted in the future? And do you mean operations on that drive, or all operations on the system?
[21:09] <OttifantSir> samsol_: I only know how to do it with Simple CCSM: Install it, open it, Animations tab, choose the ones you want.
[21:09] <spursncowboys> I have a neice in seventh grade and nephew in fifth. Should I send them Edubuntu or just Ubuntu?
[21:10] <unop> uccadmin, operations on the drive .. ideally you'll want to create an entry for every drive that might be attached to the system using a UUID instead of a device name, because you cannot guarantee a given drive will use the device you want.
[21:10] <jjlee> actually, I guess really what I want is a word for "SIP or H.323 dial-out access to PSTN networks".  I want a name for that service.
[21:10] <OttifantSir> spursncowboys: I'd just send them Ubuntu.
[21:10] <arleslie> spursncowboys, Are you wishing to send help with their school work?
[21:10] <uccadmin> unop: I see. This might be more trouble than its worth...
[21:11] <unop> uccadmin, yea, it can be for a large number of drives
[21:11] <candive> Hi all, I accidentally removed my red software shut down button. how do I replace it , Please and Thank you
[21:11] <wfiuewfew1> Hi! I need to log memory use and processor utilization. any idea if these is a package that does this?
[21:11] <eino> how can I remove the buddyicons from Pidgins buddy list and reduce the height of each buddys row?
[21:11] <unop> uccadmin, do users plug in the drives themselves?
[21:11] <spursncowboys> arleslie: no they live with a apple that they keep messing up and are starting to be banned, and a four year old computer with no o.s.
[21:12] <qe2eqe> I just can't do dual head. Windows does it, but ubuntu wont. =/
[21:12] <soulwarp> !help | soulwarp
[21:12] <uccadmin> unop: Yes. This is a student-use lab. It is expected that users will bring drives to save documents on, as the machines are reformatted nightly
[21:12] <spursncowboys> They will use that computer for internet and school.
[21:12] <unop> uccadmin, and i assume that students use FAT formatted volumes ?
[21:13] <toni_> I am haveing a hard time in trying to find out how to do remote desktop.and it seem's that the people that i talk to in here seems to not really help me out
[21:13] <erUSUL> !info sysstat | wfiuewfew1
[21:13] <spursncowboys> Thanks arleslie, I will send ubuntu to them
[21:13] <sup> Does anyone know of a good weather tracking program?
[21:13] <uccadmin> unop: I have encountered mostly FAT drives, but some NTFS and other file systems. It depends on how much computer experience the user has
[21:13] <arleslie> spursncowboys, then I would just send them ubuntu, but check out edubuntu and see if you would like it for them, http://www.edubuntu.org/
[21:13] <toni_> can anybody help me
[21:13] <soulwarp> FAT?
[21:14] <arleslie> !ask | toni_
[21:14] <spursncowboys> I went there and was still unsure if it was designed with the idea of being for kids, or for teachers.
[21:14] <toni_> then help me out
[21:14] <unop> uccadmin, ok, have a look at pmount (policy mount) - you can use it to apply certain policies or use policy sets when mounting volumes (some trouble getting it configured and replacing gnome-mount,etc tho)
[21:14] <arleslie> spursncowboys, its for both, so then just send ubuntu
[21:14] <OttifantSir> spursncowboys: Both, really.
[21:14] <eino> how can I remove the buddyicons from Pidgins buddy list and reduce the height of each buddys row?
[21:15] <arleslie> toni_: you have to ask a question before someone can help
[21:15] <spursncowboys> ok will do.
[21:16] <toni_> can somebody help me get the remote desktop to work.i have had some of the people in here to help me