[11:19] <adam61> hi, does anyone know how to solve a lack of sound in flash? i'm using ubuntu 11.04, chromium and alsa
[11:19] <guniata> can you tell me how to do that?
[11:19] <jjp_> Osa2: certainly, but they may have issues with Outlook requiring Microsoft Exchanges added functionalities
[11:20] <pfifo> Osa2, if your using pop3 and smtp (and/or several other protocols)
[11:20] <guniata> szal: can you tell me how to do that?
[11:20] <Osa2> at this moment they connect using exchange mailbox. Also they are able to access exchange over the web using outlook web access can this be done as well?
[11:21] <jjp_> Osa2: current state of the art protocols for mail are STMP, IMAP, and POP3 to a less extend. Linux will deal perfectly with these standards, no doubt about that
[11:21] <pfifo> Osa2, there are several webmail apps available, but you obivously need a webserver running too
[11:22] <jjp_> Osa2: there's an openexchange project, but I have no in-depth knowledge of it
[11:22] <Osa2> jjp_: okay thank you for this info I will look forward on this ones.
[11:22] <guniata> can anyone tell me how to change partition boot order? i can't access my ubuntu partition because the machine boot to the windows partition first for some reason
[11:22] <OrkaBorka> I need to install an older ( < 2.6.32) kernel under natty, is there a ppa availble somewhere?
[11:23] <Osa2> What is with all the versions? I mean ubuntu xubuntu debian etc... Are they all that diffrent or are this minor release diffrences?
[11:23] <ApacheOmega> I'm trying to use this command to install Flash (sudo add-apt-repository ppa: sevenmachines/flash && sudo apt-get install flashplugin64-installer) and this is the message I get (Error: need a repository as argument) how can I fix this??
[11:23] <damian_-_> guniata: are you sure your booting windows with grub
[11:23] <damian_-_> or has the windows bootloader taken over
[11:24] <Dr_Heckle> :/ stupid wifi
[11:24] <pfifo> Osa2, its basicly preinstalled package differences with the *ubuntu. debian, fedora and suse have some major differences though
[11:24] <guniata> damian_-_: that's the thing - i don't get the grub, because it boots to win7
[11:24] <Dr_Heckle> O.o tar -xzf file.tar.gz -C /opt >> for every item in the package: "Cannot open: no such file or directory" o.O What am I doing wrong?
[11:24] <damian_-_> guniata: ok, im assuming windows was installed second
[11:24] <guniata> damian_-_: the grub is on another partiotion
[11:24] <guniata> no, it was installed frist
[11:25] <Osa2> So every "make" is a diffrent type of OS?
[11:25] <guniata> damian_-_: no, it was 2nd
[11:25] <Dr_Heckle> guniata, did you install grub to some partition other than the Master Boot Record (/dev/sda)
[11:25] <jjp_> Osa2: most distributions agree on common representations, like a basic file hierarchies, etc. Then tools may differ to deal with packages and the 'finish' may differ (window-manager...)
[11:25] <guniata> damian_-_: and that is the wiered part
[11:25] <robin0800> guniata, it should be in /dev/sda i.e. the root of the drive
[11:25] <adam61> has anyone here ever had flashplayer running with no sound? any suggestions on how to fix it?
[11:26] <guniata> Dr_Heckle: i don't know, i followed the standart installation of 11.04
[11:26] <ApacheOmega> can anybody tell me what a repository argument is???
[11:26] <karthick87> Keyboard numpad is not working.. Any idea ?
[11:26] <jjp_> Osa2: remember that windows does not provide the package management anyway
[11:26] <Dr_Heckle> guniata, didn't make any special changes?
[11:26] <pfifo> Osa2, there is alot more options available on linux, and the different distros will explot this
[11:26] <Osa2> jjp_: but all software can run on each platform? Or are there diffrences as well?
[11:27] <Dr_Heckle> pfifo, do you know why I get that strange error?
[11:27] <robin0800> guniata, then grub is not on a partition as it defaults to /dev/sda
[11:27] <MonkeyDust> Osa2: what kind of differences do you have in mind?
[11:27] <guniata> Dr_Heckle: no. i wanted to, to specify that the mount point will be / and stuff like that, but since it was suppose to do it by itself, i just gave the ubuntu partition about 50 GB and continued
[11:27] <pfifo> Dr_Heckle, your giving it the wrong filename
[11:28] <Osa2> pfifo: and how about backups can these be done easily? Block level or dedup?
[11:28] <Dr_Heckle> pfifo, are you talking about the -C ?? if your not, no I didn't, i used tab completion :)
[11:28] <pfifo> Osa2, there is a wide selection of clone/backup tools
[11:28] <guniata> robin0800: but why? i followed the instruction of the 11.04 installation. didn't do any changes
[11:28] <Osa2> MonkeyDust: I don't know are there distro's who can run programs that other distro's cant?
[11:29] <jjp_> Osa2: any backup you want; I personaly used both low level tools dd (block oriented) and dump (file system oriented)
[11:29] <pfifo> Dr_Heckle, are you running that as root?
[11:29] <Dr_Heckle> guniata, did you choose to partition manually?
[11:29] <guniata> robin0800: should i install again?
[11:29] <Dr_Heckle> pfifo, NURRR
[11:29] <Dr_Heckle> thx :)
[11:29] <Osa2> what would be a starting point distro for changing 2003 server you could recommend?
[11:29] <guniata> Dr_Heckle: no. the installer offered me to install alongside Win7, and then i just chose the size of the partition
[11:29] <Dr_Heckle> success
[11:29] <Dr_Heckle> guniata, hmm
[11:30] <MonkeyDust> Osa2: http://www.linuxlinks.com/article/20090105114152803/Backup.html
[11:30] <Dr_Heckle> guniata, can you sucessfully boot into recovery mode w/ your live cd/usb?
[11:30] <pfifo> Osa2, ubuntu has great support for new admins
[11:30] <mithran> hi all
[11:30] <guniata> Dr_Heckle: should i reinstall??
[11:30] <frater_sx> hello again
[11:30] <Dr_Heckle> if so, do so, open a console and install manually, grub-install
[11:30] <Dr_Heckle> use --help for options/syntax
[11:30] <frater_sx> is there a way to disable sticky/magnetic screen borders on ubuntu 10.04?
[11:30] <Sidewinder1> Osa2, 10.04 Server edition.
[11:30] <robin0800> guniata,  is windows on a partition before i.e. c  the ubuntu one or after?
[11:31] <jjp_> Osa2: if you're not familiar with command line tools, you should avoid debian or gentoo. Try out either ubuntu, red-hat, fedora
[11:31] <Dr_Heckle> use fdisk -l (!!! -L !!!!) to list drives/options on where to do it
[11:31] <Dr_Heckle> it will probably be /dev/sda
[11:31]  * Dr_Heckle afkz
[11:31] <guniata> robin0800: before
[11:31] <elky> jjp_, debian is so nothing like gentoo.
[11:31] <pfifo> Osa2, actuall avoid gentoo for a production server at all cost
[11:32] <Osa2> Thank you all for the info. I will thake this with me and try out some features
[11:32] <guniata> Dr_Heckle: what is the recovery? i can boot to the live session with no problems
[11:32] <jjp_> elky: both are not oriented for admins moving from windows
[11:32] <Osa2> and see how far the rabbit hole brings me :-)
[11:32] <jjp_> Osa2: on this point I know: Free as in 'Freedom'
[11:33] <robin0800> guniata, do what Dr_Heckle suggests for you may need a live cd as you can't do this from windows
[11:33] <Osa2> The best thing a human chan have a friend and freedom :-)
[11:35] <frater_sx> useless
[11:35] <robin0800> guniata, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[11:42] <Amazura> Hi
[11:42] <Sidewinder1> 'Lo
[11:44] <Amazura> Good morning, can somebody please help me ? I need to find a driver to connect to wireless on my Dell Inspiron 1440
[11:45] <k3ks> hi
[11:45] <Sidewinder1> Amazura, Not sure what version you're using but have you tried System--> Adminstration--> Hardware Drivers?
[11:46] <k3ks> i just tried to setup network dispatch scripts
[11:46] <k3ks> which should be run on if up
[11:46] <oooo> anyone know how to get empathy wrap line?
[11:46] <k3ks> but they don't seem to be run
[11:47] <k3ks> i echo text to a log file to debug but nothing is written
[11:47] <old81> oooo, try shift + enter
[11:47] <k3ks> has anybody an idea how to verfiy that the scripts are run?
[11:47] <Samo502> k3ks: what scripts?
[11:48] <oooo> old81: i mean automatically
[11:48] <oooo> old81: any suggestion?
[11:48] <Dr_Heckle> robin0800, did you get that person helped out?
[11:48] <k3ks> scripts in network/if-up
[11:48] <Dr_Heckle> w/ the grub problem?
[11:48] <k3ks> or NetworkManager/dispatcher.d
[11:48] <Samo502> k3ks: ah, i don't know then ^_^
[11:49] <robin0800> Dr_Heckle, hope so
[11:49] <Dr_Heckle> k :)
[11:49] <amazura> can somebody please help me ? I need to find a driver to connect to wireless on my Dell Inspiron 1440
[11:49] <Dr_Heckle> HAH! Eclipse!
[11:49] <k3ks> Samo502, ok, i think i'll give it another try later
[11:50] <oooo> amazura: mine is also dell inspiron 1440
[11:50] <amazura> cool oooo
[11:50] <aleksey> hi all
[11:50] <oooo> amazura: but i can connect to wifi
[11:50] <amazura> do you connect wireless ?
[11:50] <robin0800> amazura, wi fi card?
[11:51] <oooo> amazura: without doing anything
[11:51] <amazura> My computer have the original Wireless card installed
[11:51] <oooo> amazura: make sure u enable wireless
[11:51] <amazura> I just don't know how to configure it
[11:52] <amazura> well, let me try one more time, Thank u oooo
[11:52] <robin0800> amazura, lspci is a good start and tell us what the card is
[11:53] <amazura> great robin0800
[11:53] <oooo> amazura: u may try right click on the wireless icon, and then
[11:53] <oooo> choose enable wireless
[11:55] <amazura> I looks like ubuntu does not see the wireless driver
[11:55] <Samo502> amazura: isn't there an alphanumerical code with it? something like 0000:0000?
[11:56] <syd_> hi all
[11:56] <Samo502> amazura: usually the terminal can display it
[11:56] <amazura> nope Samo502
[11:56] <syd_> i need help with usb device in ubuntu 10.04
[11:57] <amazura> Thank u everyone
[11:57] <LjL> syd_: explain what the issue is
[11:57] <syd_> when i plug my usb webcam wireless connection goes down
[11:57] <syd_> i got usb wireless
[11:58] <syd_> i think i have a problem with usb address
[11:58] <Samo502> syd_: are you moving your wireless one to another port or is it staying in the same one?
[11:58] <syd_> probably i've moved it
[11:58] <Samo502> syd_: sometimes you can fix issues like that by playing around with what's plugged in where
[11:59] <Samo502> syd_: for instance my USB mouse is very particular and won't accept most of my USB ports for some reason
[11:59] <syd_> it is possible to reset old usb addresses?
[12:00] <Samo502> syd_: i don't have enough experience with it to say, anyone care to pick up the ball on that one because i dunno
[12:00] <syd_> thanks anyway ^^
[12:00] <pfifo> syd_, your usb devices are probbally not getting enough power
[12:01] <Sidewinder1> syd_, I'm not real familiar with that either...That being said, I try to replug it into where it was and reboot.
[12:03] <Samo502> all i can find researching it is resetting the device itself and not it's address
[12:04] <pfifo> Samo502, what do you mean by 'address'
[12:04] <Samo502> pfifo: USB address
[12:04] <Samo502> pfifo: whatever syd_ was talking about
[12:05] <monaDeveloper> hey folks
[12:06] <mike_rolps> Hi, by mistake my system lost power and instantly turned off. Now when I'm trying to login to my account, it gives an error the GNOME Power Manager configuration is invalid and nothing comes up. Please help!
[12:06] <Moow> Is there anyone here who got Ettercap working with Ubuntu 11.04? Thanks.
[12:06] <monaDeveloper> I have a high traffic usage that's only coming to my machine
[12:06] <mike_rolps> I tried to search online and can't dfind relevant answer. I'm using Ubuntu 10.10
[12:06] <monaDeveloper> I came here before and the advice was to turn the ssh server off
[12:06] <monaDeveloper> but the problem still exist
[12:07] <monaDeveloper> high traffic without having actual thing running
[12:07] <monaDeveloper> netstat -at doesn't help
[12:07] <monaDeveloper> but I used ntop to find the connected hosts
[12:08] <monaDeveloper> to find this list http://pastebin.com/bWSdDPwK
[12:08] <monaDeveloper> is there any advice to stop this?
[12:08] <Sidewinder1> !enter > monaDeveloper
[12:08] <Sik> Ugh, me being near regular here shames me... Either way, just installed 64-bit Ubuntu, and the swap partition is in /dev/sda7... but it looks like for whatever reason Ubuntu can't use it o_o; (there's some warning when Ubuntu boots) Any idea why this could be?
[12:08] <pfifo> monaDeveloper, is this on your home internet connection?
[12:08] <monaDeveloper> yes
[12:09] <pfifo> monaDeveloper, block it at your router, if it persists, contact your ISP
[12:09] <mike_rolps> The exact error message is "the configuration defaults for the gnome power manager has not been installed correctly"
[12:09] <monaDeveloper> @pfifo ok thank you
[12:09] <Dr_Heckle> lol @
[12:10] <pshm> гы
[12:10] <szal> Sik: define "some warning"
[12:10] <Sik> szal: it says it can't access /dev/sda7
[12:10] <Sik> Doesn't really give much details...
[12:10] <szal> Sik: try "sudo swapon"
[12:11] <pshm> maybe sudo strapon ? =)
[12:11] <Sik> Er, I get a usage screen :P
[12:11] <szal> or, if that expects an argument, "sudo swapon /dev/sda7"
[12:12] <Sik> Well... Silent, I guess that means success? What does it do?
[12:12] <szal> no output = usually, good output
[12:13] <Sik> I know, on *nix everything is silent unless something goes wrong or it outputs data :P
[12:13] <hje841> I have a networking question: How many TCP connection does Ubuntu allow for? and where do you find the number?
[12:13] <pfifo> you can type `echo $?` after running a command to view its return value, 0 means success and non-zero indicates a problem
[12:13] <Sik> What does swapon do? Enable a swap partition? Is it permanent?
[12:13] <pshm> the big strapon is good strapon
[12:13] <beagleOCS> (natty) hi. My desktop messed up, for unknown reasons. I don't see any panel (I have to manually launch gnome-panel after each boot) and windows don't have buttons. What can I do?
[12:13] <Sik> Oh hey, thanks for $?, I need that for a shell script :P
[12:13]  * szal thinks the command is self-explanatory
[12:15] <szal> Sik: and no, it's not permanent
[12:15] <Sik> szal: any more permanent solution? So I don't have to run it every time :/
[12:15] <szal> Sik: swap partitions should be in /etc/fstab
[12:15] <pfifo> Sik, it seems that you have a misconfigured /ets/fstab
[12:15] <szal> Sik: make sure the UUID matches
[12:16] <mike_rolps> beagleOCS: I had a similar problem, fixed it following these steps.
[12:16] <mike_rolps> beagleOCS: http://bit.ly/w4HAo
[12:16] <szal> list UUIDs -> ls -lA /dev/disk/by-uuid/
[12:16] <Sik> UUID seems to match
[12:16] <Sik> ...mapped to sda6 though
[12:17] <szal> sounds like a misconfiguration
[12:17] <Sik> In fact, sda7 isn't even listed there
[12:17] <pfifo> szal, thats not how you get disk UUIDs, use `blkid`
[12:17] <beagleOCS> mike_rolps: I already tried to delete the hidden file, but the panel did not restore. the guide talks about a gnome configuration editor: what is it?
[12:18] <Sik> Why isn't sda7 listed? :/
[12:18] <szal> Sik: pastebin your /etc/fstab, "blkid" and "sudo fdisk -l"
[12:18] <pfifo> Sik, because you cant mount a swap partition, type `blkid`
[12:18] <Sik> blkid shows an empty output :P
[12:19] <pfifo> Sik, `sudo blkid`
[12:19] <hje841> Does 'ulimit -n' return the possible number of TCP connection in Ubuntu?
[12:19] <vikram> h
[12:19] <mike_rolps> beagleOCS: use package gconf-editor
[12:19] <vikram> hi
[12:20] <vikram> unity not working on ubuntu10.10
[12:20] <Sik> https://pzt.me/9qsr
[12:20] <beagleOCS> thanks mike_rolps
[12:20] <mike_rolps> beagleOCS: np
[12:21] <pshm> unity is coming...
[12:21] <Sik> /dev/sda6 is my boot partition, /dev/sda7 is the swap partition for this install, /dev/sda1 and /dev/sda5 are from an old install I'll get rid of later >_>
[12:21] <szal> Sik: no wonder, your fstab says swap is on /dev/sdb7
[12:21] <Sik> ...
[12:21] <Sik> LOL
[12:22] <Sik> Oh I know why
[12:22] <Sik> I used the minimal CD off a LiveUSB and there sda was the USB, not the hard disk
[12:22] <szal> change that to sda7 & you should be fine
[12:22] <Sik> There, fixed :D
[12:23] <pfifo> hje841, no
[12:23] <Sik> PS: remind me to fill a bug report about the minimal CD installer thinking itself is the main hard disk -_-'
[12:23] <ClickClack> hi, how can i find the correct fingerprint of the ssl certificate from mail.gmx.de?
[12:23] <frostschutz> Sik: use uuids
[12:23] <hje841> pfifo: then how do I find it?
[12:23] <szal> Sik: that's, unfortunately, a common feature if you have/use more than 1 disk
[12:23] <pfifo> hje841, it 65536
[12:23] <szal> s/feature/"feature"/
[12:24] <hje841> pfifo: what's the defining factor?
[12:24] <suku> "./arduino: 22: java: not found".... please help guys! :(
[12:24] <Sik> szal: the installer could be made to skip itself unless there's no other hard disk :P
[12:24] <pfifo> hje841, sizeof(short)
 Sik: use uuids <-- Blame the installer, I didn't set this up :/
[12:25] <pfifo> hje841, i bieleve thats per process though, so a multi threaded app could have many more
[12:25] <szal> suku: install java?
[12:25] <suku> szal:  runtime only ??? how ??
[12:25] <szal> !java | suku
[12:25] <marco_> is there a power-manager gui for lxde?
[12:26] <wisien> i need gui for zip and rar . any propositions?
[12:26] <jrib> !rar | wisien
[12:26] <sscrappy1> trying to mount a ext usb hdd .. says its mounted .. doesn't show me directory in terminal
[12:27] <wisien> ?
[12:27] <jrib> wisien: why the "?"?
[12:27] <wisien> why not
[12:27] <beagleOCS> Hi. After a crash, I don't see gnome-panel anymore. In addition, all the windows buttons (hide/maximize/close etc.) are not visibile.... what can I do?
[12:28] <beagleOCS> on natty
[12:28] <szal> because a ? w/o a reason doesn't make sense
[12:28] <JoeCoolDesk> How do I launch the recovery console on startup?
[12:28] <jrib> wisien: because I have no clue what you are trying to communicate.  I had ubottu send you a link with the answer to your original question and you replied with "?"
[12:28] <wisien> jrib:i need gui for rar and zip
[12:28] <jrib> wisien: read the link ubottu gave you.
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> JoeCoolDesk: hold shift at boot
[12:29] <szal> !pl | wisien
[12:29]  * szal thinks there is a considerable language barrier
[12:30] <JoeCoolDesk> It's just stuck at * Checking battery state....  [ OK ]
[12:32] <beagleOCS> Hi. After a crash, I don't see gnome-panel anymore. In addition, all the windows buttons (hide/maximize/close etc.) are not visibile.... what can I do? (natty)
[12:33] <tic^> !panel | beagleOCS
[12:36] <beagleOCS> tic^: no help :)
[12:38] <oooo> beagleOCS: if u can open a terminal, then run compiz --replace
[12:38] <JoeCoolDesk> Has Ubuntu hit the 10 second boot yet?
[12:38] <oooo> beagleOCS: this may help
[12:39] <oooo> JoeCoolDesk: no idea, but mine take about 1 minute
[12:39] <beagleOCS> oooo: it didn't help
[12:39] <ouyes> finall I get the feel about small screen laptops , it is hard to read things
[12:40] <pfifo> JoeCoolDesk, 10 secobnds sounds about right
[12:40] <oooo> beagleOCS: maybe, u will need to log off, or try gnome-settings-daemon
[12:40] <JoeCoolDesk> Holding shift on start doesn't do anything for VirtualBox
[12:40] <tic^> beagleOCS: google "missing panel ubuntu" I got many hits.
[12:41] <pfifo> JoeCoolDesk, try ctrl instead
[12:41] <JoeCoolDesk> I got it into GRUB so I can run recovery now
[12:41] <Sidewinder1> beagleOCS, If you can get into Synaptic, try reinstalling Gnome-Panel.
[12:42] <JoeCoolDesk> Can I run Unity with Virtualbox?
[12:42] <beagleOCS> the problem is not only gnome panel.... windows buttons are missing too
[12:42] <AceKing> Has anyone found a solution to disabling "Recent Documents"?
[12:42] <pfifo> AceKing, never open any documents?
[12:43] <AceKing> pfifo, LOL
[12:43] <rigved> beagleOCS: have you tried to reset the panel to it's defaults?
[12:43] <rigved> JoeCoolDesk: yes, if you have the required hardware
[12:44] <JoeCoolDesk> I have all the hardware I want, it's the matter of interfacing with Vbox
[12:44] <rigved> JoeCoolDesk: it works
[12:44] <AceKing> pfifo, So you really don't have an answer?
[12:44] <beagleOCS> rigved: in which way? I removed .gconf directory but nothing changed
[12:45] <ActionParsnip> !panels
[12:45] <rigved> beagleOCS: ^^
[12:46] <beagleOCS> rigved: as said before I don't see windows buttons too!!
[12:47] <pfifo> AceKing, I lookd but cant seem to find any place where its storing that information
[12:47] <rigved> beagleOCS: are you using 11.04?
[12:47] <AceKing> pfifo, It's been driving me nuts since install.
[12:48] <pfifo> AceKing, if your in unity, try switching to clasic and clearing it out the old fashioned way
[12:49] <AceKing> pfifo, I didn't like Unity so I switched back to classic. It doesn't work like it used to
[12:50] <pfifo> AceKing, gnome3 here :) I have no idea
[12:50] <AceKing> pfifo, Is gnome3 working?
[12:50] <pfifo> AceKing, its unsupported
[12:51] <AceKing> pfifo, Ok, I may try it on my test laptop. I don't like Unity at all
[12:52] <MonkeyDust> Pinguy OS looks a lot nicer, without Unity
[12:52] <pfifo> AceKing, I installed with debootstrap and installed from a ppa, avoiding installing unity and gnome all together
[12:53] <AceKing> pfifo, You had no problems doing it that way?
[12:53] <pfifo> AceKing, you need HW accelrated video, your laptop might not make the grade
[12:53] <AceKing> pfifo, Ahhh, OK
[12:53] <pfifo> AceKing, I had a list of problems as long as my arm
[12:54] <AceKing> pfifo, Yeah, I think I'll wait then. Thanks for the info.
[12:54] <sscrappy1> trying to get printing to work .. how should the device URL be presented in the printer settings
[12:55] <JuJuBee> I have a live USB stick I have been using fine. All of a sudden I am prompted for username and password when I "Try Kubuntu" ? What's up with that?
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> JuJuBee: press CTRL+ALT+F1 and you can set the password there, press CTRL+ALT+F7 to return
[12:58] <paulus> i have ubuntu 10.10 with MacUbuntu, some times pc starts up with blank screen, any idea's
[13:00] <exitcode> my natty sometimes suddenly logout
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> paulus: possibly an issue with the theme
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> exitcode: any pattern to what causes it?
[13:01] <paulus> i could change the theme, and  wait sometime, of course
[13:01] <exitcode> it is random
[13:01] <MonkeyDust> paulus: MacBuntu uses Compiz intensively, that can be the cause
[13:01] <exitcode> thank you for try to help:)
[13:03] <ActionParsnip> exitcode: I suggest you test your RAM
[13:03] <exitcode> hm..
[13:04] <unknown___> can any one tell me where I can find a solution to Ubuntu USB server 11.04 no cd error?
[13:05] <Z30> hi
[13:05] <exitcode> i did a lots of OS install, win and linux too and I have 2 logical partition which I cant format. gparted see none of my partitions. can you recommend a disk recovery tool?
[13:05] <Z30> i have problem in VPN in VPN in ubuntu?
[13:05] <MonkeyDust> exitcode: try parted --list
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> unknown___: did you MD5 test the ISO you used?
[13:06] <Z30> how i can connect to VPN server when i am connect with anyone to internet?
[13:06] <exitcode> it shows: error, invalid partition table : dev/sda wrong sign
[13:07] <unknown___> ActionParsnip we. no I did not, did not think I had to do that since I got it from the ubuntu site
[13:07] <MonkeyDust> exitcode: try sudo fdisk -l
[13:07] <ActionParsnip> unknown___: thats not why MD5 is needed, it doesn't matter in any way where you get it from
[13:07] <Q-FUNK> since a few days /home apparently gets mounted read-only. any suggestion on where to start investigating why?
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> unknown___: the data can get damaged in transit, you have failed to test your file so you have no way of knowing if it complete or consistant
[13:08] <Z30> how i can connect to another VPN server when i am already connect to internet with VPN?
[13:08] <brett__> brett__: testing
[13:08] <brett__> brett__: testing
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> unknown___: you could get it from some dodgey warez site, as long as the hashes match the ones on the official site, it is the correct data
[13:08] <BarryB> .
[13:08] <LjL> !test | brett__
[13:09] <exitcode> MonkeyDust: i skipped and now I can see the output, there are the partitons. but how can I make the bad partitions to usable?
[13:09] <unknown___> ActionParsnip ok thanks for I'll check it out
[13:09] <Z30> how i can connect to another VPN server when i am already connect to internet with VPN?
[13:09] <ActionParsnip> Z30: setup another connection, you can connect to many VPNs
[13:09] <MonkeyDust> exitcode: try fsck
[13:09] <brett__> LjL: sorry
[13:09] <beagleOCS> Hi. How can I set metacity as default on natty? compiz is messed up
[13:09] <BarryB> Is there a system command or some sort fo check in ubuntu by c++ code / shell script that can detect network cable lost or network loss?
[13:10] <exitcode> MonkeyDust: from livecd?
[13:10] <porjo> BarryB: mii-tool
[13:11] <BarryB> mii-tool
[13:11] <BarryB> is there a manual for that or is that a command?
[13:11] <Z30> i setup new VPN connection but when i connect with one of them i cant connect with another!!!
[13:11] <Sidewinder1> exitcode, Yes, from LiveCD.
[13:11] <MonkeyDust> exitcode: ah, live cd
[13:11] <exitcode> thanks:)
[13:12] <Z30> i setup new VPN connection but when i connect with one of them i cant connect with another!!!
[13:12] <exitcode> about fsck: if I am right I did it a month ago, nothing found
[13:12] <Sidewinder1> !repeat > Z30
[13:12] <MonkeyDust> exitcode: try e2fsck
[13:13] <MonkeyDust> exitcode: i was able to mount an external partition by using ext4dev
[13:14] <Sidewinder1> exitcode, I've also read something to the effect, never run fsck on a MOUNTED drive; bad things can happen.
[13:15] <exitcode> Sidewinder1: yeah, I saw the warning in terminal:)
[13:16] <Sidewinder1> exitcode, Kewl, I just wanted to make sure. :-)
[13:16] <exitcode> MonkeyDust: thanks, I will try e2fsck. I hope it will bring me back my half disk:D
[13:19] <ca_work> I have the weirdest problem on a maverick machine: When trying to install a package the % goes to 12% then jumps back to 3% and keeps doing that Any hints ?
[13:19] <ca_work> Behind proxy but nothing changed and all other net traffic works fine
[13:20] <unknown___> ActionParsnip I just checked the MD5 and it matches
[13:20] <woozly|job> where in ubuntu 10.04 change Hostname?
[13:21] <woozly|job> can't figureout 'Networking' in menu
[13:21] <MonkeyDust> woozly|job: try /etc/hostname
[13:21] <rigved> ca_work: using terminal, right? try using synaptic or software center. do they also behave in the same way?
[13:23] <iOleg> in terminal enter "hostname 'yournewhostname'" (without leading marks)
[13:23] <Pici> !hostname
[13:24] <ca_work> rigved, Synaptic says Queued for the first package (ntpdate) and then does nothing..
[13:25] <iOleg> perhaps you've to be ROOT first to perform this
[13:25] <iOleg> so, "sudo blahblah"
[13:26] <rootuser23> does anyone know a very good site for learning more about intermediate terminal commands? thx in advance
[13:26] <rigved> ca_work: is there some other package that is being installed?
[13:27] <Sidewinder1> rootuser23, Try this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=171507
[13:28] <rigved> ca_work: run this in the terminal: sudo dpkg -configure -a <-- After you have typed this and get no error, try installing the packages again
[13:29] <rigved> ca_work: sorry that's --> sudo dpkg --configure -a
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> !manual | rootuser23
[13:30] <Sprechkaese> help please, my unity lost all applications, I can not find any application anymore but by starting it interminal
[13:30] <rootuser23> oh ty very much, ubottu
[13:31] <Sprechkaese> if I move over the left upper corner and klick, the "window" appears where I can start applications, but no application is found there neither any documents
[13:31] <afief> I am using Ubuntu 10.10 with the open source ATI drivers, are there any bugs I should be aware of in Ubuntu 11.04 before I upgrade?
[13:32] <jimcooncat> how to I get uuid of a partition to enter in fstab? Been playing around with distros and now my swap has a new uuid
[13:32] <Pici> afief: I didn't have any issues here.
[13:33] <ouyes> how to know all the details about my RAM?
[13:33] <ouyes> is there a command?
[13:33] <ntat> How do I set gmail to check the mail notification applet (Gnome). I would like to receive mail, it changed the color of the envelope.
[13:33] <Pici> jimcooncat: sudo blkid
[13:33] <jimcooncat> thanks Pici!
[13:34] <ntat> I use Thunderbird client.
[13:34] <dsathe> there is something royally screwd up with the ubuntu gtk usb creator :(
[13:34] <dsathe> segfault O.O
[13:34] <momolee> ouyes hardinfo in terminal and go to memory
[13:34] <ca_work> rigved, no it just hangs on ntpupdate
[13:34] <ouyes> momolee, thanks
[13:38] <Sprechkaese> help please, my unity lost all applications, I can not find any application anymore but by starting it interminal. if I move over the left upper corner and klick, the "window" appears where I can start applications, but no application is found there neither any documents
[13:38] <momolee> ouyes hope you got what you expected
[13:40] <Pici> Sprechkaese: I was under the impression that you needed to type the application there that you wanted to start.
[13:41] <viliny> Hello!
[13:41] <tyreza> hello there
[13:41] <tyreza> how to check disk on ubuntu ?
[13:41] <Sprechkaese> pici: yes, but nothing is found when i type enything there
[13:42] <viliny> i installed natty in virtualbox and it told me i don't have the hardware to run unity, i installed guest additions and all the other nicknacks but it's defaulting to classic desktop now. How can i re-enable unity or make it try at least?
[13:42] <Sprechkaese> pici: i think i reinstalled zeitgeist-daemon via terminal, cant remember why, but seems that it is somehow related to it
[13:42] <eroomde> when i log into 'rescue mode', what font is that in the terminal window?
[13:43] <Pici> Sprechkaese: It shouldn't be. zeitgeist is for tracking what stuff you use, it shouldn't impact other stuff.
[13:43] <ThinkT510> viliny: i don't think you can run unity in virtualbox
[13:44] <viliny> ThinkT510, ah ok! thank you
[13:44] <Sprechkaese> Pici: I can neither fgind any documents by typing there nor any application, also somehow the "recently used documents" and the "recently used applications" buttons vanished out of my sidebar
[13:45] <DJones> viliny: Maybe this will help with unity in virtualbox http://www.webupd8.org/2010/12/how-to-test-ubuntu-1104-with-unity-in.html
[13:45] <Pici> Sprechkaese: Are you using Unity or the Classic desktop?
[13:45] <Sprechkaese> Pici: unity
[13:45] <jon8> i'm sorry, kind of a crap question.. but whats the easiest way to give more than one username full permission to read/write a directory -- BUT they are not in the same group
[13:45] <viliny> DJones, i just found something similar, thank you :)
[13:45] <ThinkT510> viliny: i stand corrected, sorry
[13:45] <Sprechkaese> Pici: tried restart, tried apt-get update && upgrade, everything seems to be up to date, nothing missing
[13:45] <porjo> jon8: chmod 777 :D
[13:46] <ActionParsnip> jon8: make a group and give the group have group ownership of the data
[13:46] <momolee> jon8 chmod 777
[13:46] <jon8> hmm
[13:46] <ActionParsnip> momolee: that will give ALL users, not just the specifics
[13:46] <Pici> Sprechkaese: I'm not very familiar with Unity myself, I prefer gnome 2.x, sorry.
[13:46] <jon8> i thought for sure it'd be something more compliated than that lol
[13:46] <jon8> thank you guys ;)
[13:46] <ActionParsnip> momolee: don't advise users to use 777, its really not a good idea
[13:47] <jon8> ActionParsnip, whats the easiest way to create a group and give only that group permission to the dir?
[13:47] <momolee> ActionParnsip thanks hey had overlooked what jon8 wanted
[13:47] <Sprechkaese> Pici: me too, just trying to get familiar with it. thanks anyway =)
[13:48] <ActionParsnip> jon8: chown :groupname folder     will give groupname the group ownership, you can find guides on how to make the group and add users to it
[13:48] <ActionParsnip> momolee: 777 is just a bad bad idea
[13:49] <tchrzcz> When I log in Natty to my account created in 10.10, Unity is not started. How do I troubleshoot this?
[13:50] <ActionParsnip> tchrzcz: press ALT+F2 and run:  compiz --replace
[13:50] <jon8> ActionParsnip where is a guide to that? i'm looking on the website but can't find how to create a group and how to put users in the group
[13:50] <damian_-_> hi,l something in my system is causing ubuntu not to sleep the display. the only programs i have installed so far sicne 1.4 are avant window navigator, wine, gnome2 global menu.  could any of these be causing it. it worked for a while until i started installing programs
[13:50] <BluesKaj> Hey folks
[13:50] <pylix> I'm having trouble with my wireless ever sice i upraded to natty
[13:50] <damian_-_> 11.4*
[13:51] <viliny> okay unity worked now
[13:51] <tchrzcz> @ActionParsnip: I'll try this and report back.
[13:51] <pylix> is there an easy fix for this?
[13:51] <viliny> but um, slow as hell so im now running unity 2d :)
[13:51] <soyo> pylix: iwconfig
[13:51] <damian_-_> hi,l something in my system is causing ubuntu not to sleep the display. the only programs i have installed so far since installing 11.4 are avant window navigator, wine, gnome2 global menu.  could any of these be causing it. it worked for a while until i started installing programs
[13:52] <damian_-_> is there a command to sleep the display
[13:53] <robin0800> damian_-_, don't know but the setting is in powermanager and perhaps the screensaver
[13:53] <damian_-_> adit?
[13:54] <damian_-_> ok, well i set it up there already. it did work for a while but its started only blanking the display
[13:57] <Pici> .22
[13:57] <danijel> Hi
[13:57] <antihero> where are the default icons stored in natty?
[13:58] <Pici> antihero: Usually in /usr/share/icons/
[13:58] <viliny> Why is the theme availibity for ubuntu so poor from the get-go?
[13:58] <antihero> Pici: Thanks
[13:58] <maf2> #ubuntu.pl
[13:58] <viliny> and gnome-looks or whatever isn't that good either
[13:58] <MonkeyDust> antihero: also look in pixmaps
[13:58] <viliny> what do you people do to get some better visuals?
[13:59] <MonkeyDust> viliny: what are "better visiuals"?
[13:59] <soyo> viliny: You can customize your theme.
[13:59] <Sidewinder1> Compiz, perhaps
[13:59] <antihero> MonkeyDust: Is there any way I can download these without having a ubuntu GUI install on hand?
[13:59] <viliny> Well, that being a taste issue but still, a wider range of things to choose from. Gnome-looks if i remember correctly didn't have that much to choose one and even less that looks good
[13:59] <MonkeyDust> download what, exactly, viliny ? themes?
[14:00] <viliny> i mean, this being ubuntu and all i suspect theres a huge resource of cool themes and icons somewhere that i haven't found yet
[14:00] <MonkeyDust> viliny: http://users.skynet.be/gbachot/html/look.html
[14:00] <viliny> Window borders, all that eyecandy that comes together to build a desktop theme
[14:00] <soyo> viliny: You may find Ubuntu to be a bit utilitarian in astetics but it is highly customizable
[14:00] <robin0800> viliny, remember gnome panel bean around ages unity only six months
[14:00] <soyo> Customizable? Is that actually a word?
[14:01] <viliny> allright soyo, been a long time user but haven't really been arsed for getting deeper into aestethics until just now
[14:01] <Pici> soyo: Very much so,
[14:01] <hobotroid> Hi, has anyone else found that their notification (systray) icons are gone when using multiple monitors? When using just one (or dupe displays) they all show up fine, but as soon as I extend my desktop, all my extra icons are missing (skype, rhythmbox, etc)
[14:01] <MonkeyDust> soyo: even interoperability is a word ;) (offtopic)
[14:01] <hobotroid> *in 11.04
[14:01] <ThinkT510> !themes | viliny
[14:02] <viliny> thanks ThinkT510 :)
[14:02] <ThinkT510> np
[14:02] <robin0800> viliny, also lots of themes for gnome shell if you go that way
[14:02] <soyo> :)
[14:02] <viliny> ah and yes, unity requires 128mb of video memory and 3d enabled in virtualbox... is there answer to the next guy wondering why unity isn't working in their vbox :)
[14:02] <kgoodwin> Looking for a way to forward email from Evolution to an outside account. Possible?
[14:02] <viliny> ThinkT510, that being directed at you
[14:03] <ik> hello.. what is this thing? servers
[14:03] <viliny> ik, what?
[14:03] <ThinkT510> viliny: thanks for the info
[14:04] <Sidewinder1> viliny: You might also want to look into "Conky".
[14:04] <soyo> kgoodwin: Yes. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1090295
[14:04] <Sidewinder1> Or is it Conkie?
[14:04] <viliny> Sidewinder1, conky as in the desktop utility for showing machine specs and load?
[14:04] <MonkeyDust> !nl| ik
[14:04] <viliny> i have that on my home desktop and on my maemo phone :)
[14:04] <Sidewinder1> Standby...
[14:04] <ThinkT510> Sidewinder1: yes, conky
[14:06] <ja2> Hi ubuntu community! I have a troublesome laptop which I try 11.04 on. Usually I need boot paramter vga=771 to get the display started. Got it started from CD and installed to HD. But I have no success now from HD. Any good ideas? (HP pavilion dm4, 1160)
[14:06] <ja2> ati radeon card.
[14:06] <Sidewinder1> viliny, Have a look here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=281865&highlight=conky
[14:06] <ik> thanks!! :)) i am new in ubuntu..
[14:06] <soyo> !ati > ja2
[14:07] <tchrzcz> When I log in to "Ubuntu" session in Natty, Unity is not started and the only thing I see is the wallpaper, mouse pointer and thigs from my ~/Desktop directory. I used this account/home directory in Maverick before moving it to Natty.
[14:08] <tchrzcz> Pressing ALT-F2 doesn't work.
[14:08] <viliny> Sidewinder1, seems nice, never have enough of those but i am familiar with conky yes :)
[14:08] <JoshuaL> is it possible to remove the 1 px border arround apps?
[14:08] <compdoc> tchrzcz, what about Ubuntu Classic?
[14:08] <tchrzcz> And starting Compiz with "DISPLAY=:0 compiz --replace" doesn't work.
[14:08] <tchrzcz> compdoc: Ubuntu Classic works ok.
[14:09] <compdoc> they say Unity requires a certain capability in your vid card
[14:09] <compdoc> maybe its just the driver
[14:09] <tchrzcz> My netbook is capable. Unity works on other accounts
[14:09] <tchrzcz> But not on mine.
[14:09] <viliny> unity requires 128mb of video ram and opengl
[14:10] <viliny> my guess is you should double check drivers
[14:10] <Sidewinder1> viliny, The above is not Themes; but between the !themes that Think510 linked to, in addition to Compiz and Conky, you should be able to have the Desktop of your dreams! Ain't Ubuntu grand?
[14:10] <viliny> Sidewinder1, sure is :)
[14:10] <ex0a> I upgraded from 10.10 to 11.04 and now I'm stuck in a login loop. The only way I've been able to reach a desktop is by booting into recovery mode and using startx to start xfce (after setting it as default with update-alternatives) but I have no interaction with the desktop except for the terminal window.. Any ideas? I'd like to get gnome working again.
[14:11] <ThinkT510> Sidewinder1: that is true of any linux
[14:12] <Sidewinder1> ThinkT510, Certainly puts winbloze on the sidelines. Uh oh, OT...Side slaps himself in the face....Won't happen again. :-)
[14:13] <soyo> :D
[14:14] <viliny> wish gaming would be better on linux, or that linux game devs would make better games... i wouldn't mind completely jumping over windows for all my needs but gaming is still something i need to have windows around for
[14:14] <ex0a> my windows install let me login after upgrading *cough*
[14:14] <kweebs> hello
[14:14] <viliny> that and every time i try to use ubuntu as my desktop for a longer time theres some kind of a showstopper or a problem that takes half my sanity fixing
[14:14] <dawolf123> does anyone know where I can get documentation on ubuntu server's maximums?
[14:14] <ThinkT510> viliny: you could always try wine
[14:14] <boson12> How do I access my external hard drive? I don't see it other than in disk utility
[14:14] <viliny> so im content with the occasional dabble with new releases and running my ubuntu server while using windows for movies and games
[14:15] <viliny> ThinkT510, i have my fair share of wine experience running eve-online and various steam games and most recently rift
[14:15] <ThinkT510> dawolf123: maybe somebody in #ubuntu-server could help better
[14:15] <boson12> How do I access my external hard drive? I don't see it other than in disk utility
[14:15] <dawolf123> k, thx
[14:15] <viliny> works ok, but the framerate drop is a downer alongside lost visual quality
[14:15] <compdoc> boson12, mounting a drive in linux is pretty google-able
[14:15] <MonkeyDust> boson12: try sudo mount -t ext4dev /dev/sdX <your mountpoint> -- it worked for me
[14:16] <MonkeyDust> boson12: change sdX to you own needs
[14:16] <boson12> moneydust: Ok
[14:16] <compdoc> disk utility willmount it with a click
[14:16] <pylix> boson12 also that's assuming your drive is formated in ext4
[14:17] <boson12> pylix: it's ntfs
[14:17] <MonkeyDust> pylix: ext4dev = ext for developpers, not ext4 ;)
[14:17] <pylix> oh nvm
[14:17] <pylix> sorry
[14:17] <viliny> wasn't there a 3ntfs or something like that for mounting ntfs drives?
[14:18] <MonkeyDust> viliny: try 3G
[14:18] <ThinkT510> viliny: ntfs-3g
[14:18] <viliny> boson12, try ntfs-3g
[14:20] <berefeira> went full retard and installed natty on my solid state....tips?
[14:21] <compdoc> lol
[14:21] <compdoc> is it a problem?
[14:21] <Guest14467> hei
[14:27] <hobotroid> Hi, has anyone else found that their notification (systray) icons are gone when using multiple monitors? When using just one (or dupe displays) they all show up fine, but as soon as I extend my desktop, all my extra icons are missing (skype, rhythmbox, etc). I'm using 11.04. ALSO, my time and date indicator is suddnly gone. Any ideas?
[14:27] <hobotroid> * i whitelisted all notification icons already, which is why they show up fine before i switch to dual displays
[14:27] <star_> join #ubuntu
[14:28] <star_> #ubuntu
[14:28] <star_> clear
[14:28] <awells> hobotroid: are your resolutions identical?
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[14:28] <boson12> would it be safe to edit my external hard drive knowing that I already have files in it?
[14:28] <boson12> recall that I want to access the files in such hard drive
[14:28] <hobotroid> awells: no. one's my internal laptop screen, one's an external lcd. resolutions are set vastly differently
[14:28] <ThinkT510> boson12: edit how?
[14:29] <ThinkT510> boson12: what do you plan to do?
[14:29] <boson12> thinkt510: Using the "edit" option in disk utility
[14:29] <boson12> recall that I want to access the files in such hard drive
[14:29] <awells> hobotroid: the panel might be spreading across both screens, and since they are at different resolutions, it may be above the top, causing it to not show up
[14:29] <frogzoo> feck is sasl?
[14:30] <Pici> frogzoo: Its spam, ignore it.
[14:30] <frogzoo> oh I get it
[14:30] <frogzoo> ha ha
[14:30] <hobotroid> awells: do you know if it's possible to have the panel only show up in my primary display?
[14:30] <amin`> How to enaable SASL in Xchat?????????????
[14:31] <Pici> amin`: Its spam, you can safely ignore it.
[14:31] <DirtyDawg> amin`: its a trick, ignore it
[14:31] <boson12> thinkkt510: May changing the drive's type from HPFS/NTFS to something like Linux help me in opening the conntent of the drive?
[14:31] <ThinkT510> boson12: no
[14:31] <frackle> but why would someone spam that?
[14:31] <ThinkT510> boson12: just mount it
[14:31] <DirtyDawg> to get everyone annoying the staffers with questions frackle
[14:31] <ThinkT510> boson12: linux reads ntfs fine
[14:31] <boson12> ThinkT510: Using the command line?
[14:31] <llutz> boson12: pastebin the output of "sudo fdisk -l" and "sudo blkid" please
[14:32] <amin`> what does that mean
[14:32] <frackle> seems like a good idea,with all the spam this network generates
[14:32] <awells> hobotroid: are you running Unity or regular gnome?
[14:32] <Pici> amin`: http://blog.freenode.net/2010/11/be-safe-out-there/
[14:32] <frackle> sheesh
[14:32] <bluenemo_> lol...
[14:32] <hobotroid> awells: unity. just started happening when i upgraded
[14:32] <boson12> llutz: Let me try to mount it and I'll get back to you soon. Thanks
[14:32] <frackle> lol @ be-safe-out-there
[14:32] <viliny> anyone actually find unity good or particularly usable?
[14:33] <tic^> don't these children have anything better to do? like learn something in school...
[14:33] <viliny> keeps bugging for me and i find it counter-intuitive
[14:33] <viliny> tic^, which children where?
[14:33] <frogzoo> viliny: I like the vertical space much, but am still missing usual menu bars
[14:33] <Pici> viliny: Some people like, it, some don't.  You can still using GNOME 2.x if you like.
[14:34] <awells> hobotroid: what graphics card & driver are you using?
[14:34] <viliny> i find it very likely that i'll stick with gnome, i feel... limited and lost with unity :p
[14:34] <DirtyDawg> i tried 11.04 and hated unity
[14:34] <llutz> DirtyDawg: nobody forces you to use it
[14:34] <DirtyDawg> true that
[14:35] <star_> i still 10.04
[14:35] <boson12> What file system should I specify if I know my drive's is NTFS and the mounting command protocol mentions ext3 and fat32?
[14:35] <llutz> boson12: pastebin the output of "sudo fdisk -l" and "sudo blkid" please
[14:35] <llutz> !paste | boson12
[14:35] <hobotroid> awells: one of those integrated intels. VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Core Processor Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 02)
[14:35] <iceroot> boson12: ntfs-3g for mountung ntfs
[14:36] <hobotroid> awells: finding driver
[14:36] <WXZ> hey, I'm splitting an ape file with a cue file
[14:37] <WXZ> but the song titles and artists aren't being encoded properly, it comes out as a bunch of diamonds with white question marks
[14:37] <WXZ> in the cue file the artists and titles look like this Èíñïåêòîð ÏÎ
[14:37] <hobotroid> awells: (II) intel: Driver for Intel Integrated Graphics Chipsets  i810,
[14:37] <hobotroid>     i810-dc100, i810e, i815, i830M, 845G, 854, 852GM/855GM, 865G, 915G,
[14:37] <hobotroid>     E7221 (i915), 915GM, 945G, 945GM, 945GME, Pineview ... etc
[14:38] <reya276> Is  there any possible way to reset my laptop display(meaning turn it back on) from CLI on 11.04?
[14:39] <WaltherFI> hello again folks
[14:39] <sir_tyrion> Hello, why can't I move symbolic links on a share over samba?
[14:40] <sir_tyrion> It says I don't have permission
[14:40] <rzx237> reya276: like "xset dpms force off"?
[14:41] <kkb110> is there any way that I can figure out the program name by clicking it? (just like xkill)
[14:41] <reya276> rzx237, I have no clue what that means
[14:41] <kkb110> xprop, xwininfo doesn't show it
[14:42] <awells> hobotroid: I don't have that much experience with the intel cards.  In my situation, I have multiple nVidia cards, and had to use Xinerama or multiple X sessions to resolve your issue.
[14:42] <boson12> llutz: Here they are:   http://paste.ubuntu.com/609004/      and      http://paste.ubuntu.com/609005/       Thanks
[14:42] <WXZ> how do I change weird characters like 01 â Äâà êîðàáëÿ into cyrillic?
[14:42] <BarryB> is ther way to check the return of mii-tool so that i can check usign c++ if ethernet is linked or not?
[14:43] <reya276> rzx237, what is happening is that for some reason after I turn on my laptop I get nothing on the screen. The OS is running but neither the external nor my laptop display show anything. like they are off
[14:43] <BarryB> system("mii-tool")==1?
[14:43] <SwedeMike> BarryB: you probably want to use ethtool instead, mii-tool is quite old.
[14:43] <frostschutz> WXZ: iconv?
[14:43] <llutz> boson12:try " sudo mount -t ntfs-3g -o uid=1000,gid=1000 /dev/sdb1 /mnt"
[14:43] <WXZ> frostschutz: can you be a bit more specific?
[14:44] <rzx237> reya276: no idea
[14:44] <frostschutz> WXZ: it's a charset converter.
[14:45] <llutz> BarryB: ethtool ethX | grep -q detected && echo linked
[14:45] <hobotroid> awells: okay, thanks anyway! i'll keep digging into this. one thing i've found is that simple dragging around my internal display's virtual position in relation to my external lcd's have helped. by simply moving it up so the top edges are aligned, i can see my icons again
[14:45] <BarryB> llutz: does that have a return type or somethign to check
[14:45] <hobotroid> *i just now found that
[14:45] <tech3> Hi all, I currently have a mac set up to my left and ubuntu to my right. I used synergy to share mouse and keyboard. My question is, what protocol/set of technologies allowed me to type 'synergyc <hostname>' instead of being required to connect using LAN IP? My business's DNS server keep track of our hostname via DHCP?
[14:45] <llutz> BarryB: o when true
[14:46] <llutz> 0
[14:46]  * WaltherFI sighs
[14:46] <WaltherFI>  /t and /tp, so easy to mistype
[14:46] <WaltherFI> i should set up a new alias
[14:46] <llutz> BarryB:test it with " ethtool ethX | grep -q detected && echo $?"
[14:47] <WaltherFI> oh sorry wrong channel
[14:48] <Souliaq> someone know about bind dns server?
[14:49] <ThinkT510> Souliaq: perhaps more experienced in #ubuntu-server
[14:49] <Souliaq> thanks
[14:49] <ThinkT510> np
[14:49] <lfaraone> I'm running 11.04. I have a SDHC card which does not automount. I can mount it (/dev/mmcblk0p1) to /mnt or something manually, but it mount requires me to specify the filesystem type. Any idea what's wrong with the drive? (USB flash drives automount, haven't tested with other SD cards)
[14:49] <WXZ> I have these weird characters, and I know they should be in russian... but they look like this õèøü, how do I change them into the russian characters?
[14:51] <rigved> lfaraone: i do not know about auto-mounting but you can write a script for it. just run it and it will mount your card
[14:51] <rigved> WXZ: there is a youtube video about this
[14:51] <WXZ> rigved: what do I query?
[14:51] <WXZ> to find it
[14:51] <rigved> WXZ: Rename Filenames from one encoding to another
[14:52] <rigved> WXZ: it's by gotbletu
[14:52] <WXZ> rigved: I'll try it out
[14:52] <hudo> how can i remove in lucid a file which is listed in the systemprotocolviewer
[14:53] <amin`> emerge xorg-server i get http://paste.pocoo.org/show/390590/
[14:53] <amin`> what does it mean
[14:54] <iluciv_> that's a gentoo command
[14:54] <DirtyDawg> ooh Gentoo, *hardcore*
[14:54] <pythonirc1011> how do i get python 2.7 on my ubuntu box? Why is it that some ubuntu boxes have 2.7 but some have 2.6?
[14:55] <dw_> Hey folks.
[14:55] <Master69> Hello guys. Does anyone knows how to get the cvs package from windows to ubuntu after you have downloaded it onto windows?
[14:56] <MonkeyDust> Master69: in linux, mount the windows partition and copy it from there
[14:56] <iluciv_> amin: you got your kernel headers installed? You'll probably have better success troubleshooting in a gentoo channel
[14:56] <bastidrazor> amin`: it means what ever you're doing is not supported in this channel
[14:57] <dw_> Had an odd error installing 11.04... During installation I dropped to a shell, created a RAID1 with mdadm, and went on successfully until the GRUB step.  I did note thatn when I created the raid, mdadm warned about v1.2 possibly not being compatable with various boot loaders...  does grub not support v1.2 superblocks?
[14:57] <Pici> pythonirc1011: Install the python2.7 package. Its available in 10.10 and 11.04 only.
[14:57] <dw_> Google hasn't answered this for me yet, so I'm just looking for confirmation before I spend time redoing things.
[14:57] <rigved> pythonirc1011: yes, ubuntu 10.04 has 2.6 installed by default
[14:57] <george_> Ok guys. I'm running Kubuntu 11.04 and today I've update a few packages, Adobe Flash Installer was included, and after that update (successfull), I can't watch flash content anymore. Help, please?
[14:58] <MonkeyDust> george_: this bug has been reported
[14:58] <iluciv_> Is version 11.04 more stable now since release?
[14:58] <compdoc> iluciv_, its always been stable for me
[14:58] <rigved> iluciv_: it becomes more stable as the days go by
[14:58] <compdoc> even the betas
[14:59] <george_> MonkeyDust: Oh... any workaround to solve this issue yet?
[14:59] <MonkeyDust> george_: yes, moment
[14:59] <MonkeyDust> george_: cclive -f "best"  "http://youtube.com/url
[14:59] <MonkeyDust> george_: then use ffmpeg
[15:00] <OerHeks> george_, i filed a bugreport, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/flashplugin-nonfree/+bug/783976
[15:00] <iluciv_> I had the netbook remix on an eeepc (901) can't say I'm too impressed with this new unity thing. There is a way to just remove it and have straight gnome isn't there?
[15:00] <slim_> hello all, i need help with libpam_mout, i install and configure it on ubuntu 11.04 , but nothing mounted, the configuration is the same that used with ubuntu 10.10
[15:00] <OerHeks> george_, check if policy-kit is not propperly closed
[15:01] <george_> oerHeks: I see. How do I do that?
[15:01] <george_> oerHeks: dpkg --audit returns nothing
[15:02] <OerHeks> george_, see the bugreport, i noticed at reboot, that polickit is still running and giving an error
[15:03] <george_> MonkeyDust: Sorry, but I don't understand what I'm supposed to do.
[15:04] <llutz> george_: just sit an wait until the bug is fixed and the packages are updated
[15:04] <MonkeyDust> george_: OerHeks has the same issue and knwos what to do
[15:04] <george_> llutz:Sure. Thanks.
[15:04] <george_> MonkeyDust: Ok, thank you.
[15:05] <roasted> Question - I'm trying to rsync some files easily from my home directory to my CIFS share. The catch is, CIFS sits within .gvfs, which is in the home directory. How can I rsync the data without creating a continuous loop of syncing /home/user to /home/user/.gvfs/nas/user?
[15:05] <megabraker> hi
[15:05] <robson123> robson123
[15:05] <llutz> roasted: man rsync (--exclude)  might help
[15:05] <Master69> Hey guys. How exactly does a person mount the windows partition? to transfer it to ubuntu
[15:06] <uber0ne> ect
[15:06] <roasted> llutz, well, I'm also trying to find a gui for rsync that handles two way rsyncing. That way the data on the desktop and server are always the same. Do you have any suggestions?
[15:06] <megabraker> i had uninstalled gnome and now i am working on xfce i want just to make gnome back as it is in th 10.10
[15:06] <llutz> roasted: -x too
[15:06] <megabraker> how to do that??
[15:06] <MonkeyDust> Master69: use sudo fdisk -l to see what partition Windows is on, then mount that partition to a mount point
[15:06] <szal> !classic | megabraker
[15:07] <megabraker> it doesnt appear
[15:07] <MonkeyDust> Master69: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount
[15:07] <megabraker> even thes login screen deosnt appear it logs to xfce
[15:07] <llutz> !info lsyncd
[15:07] <llutz> roasted: ^^
[15:08] <megabraker> ubottu szal even thes login screen deosnt appear it logs to xfce
[15:08] <roasted> llutz, yeah, but I'm looking for a gui to handle it. I'm a terminal junkie but I really would rather have a gui for my parents instead of explaining over the phone how to type in long terminal commands.
[15:08] <megabraker> ubottu install older version of gnome
[15:08] <llutz> roasted: cronjobs or background services are much better than any GUI (imo)
[15:08] <megabraker> ubottu gnome
[15:09] <megabraker> thank you good bot
[15:09] <roasted> llutz, even still, I'd like a gui :(
[15:09] <llutz> roasted: cannot help you then
[15:10] <th0r> roasted: have you checked grsync?
[15:10] <llutz> roasted: "unison"
[15:11] <bastidrazor> roasted: the power of ssh.
[15:11] <roasted> th0r, yes I have, however I couldn't find a scheduler option in grsync. do you know if it exists?
[15:11] <roasted> llutz, I looked at unison. I forget why Istopped using it but I'll look again
[15:12] <compdoc> roasted, rsync is pretty great. just use the -n option to test before going ahead
[15:12] <qw> ãäå?
[15:12] <th0r> roasted: no...for your folks, why not just type up a cron.txt file, then all they would have to do in a term (one time) is 'crontab cron.txt'
[15:13] <Milossh> hello. can someone please help me fix the input sound probs? I tried almost everything. My sound works, it's just that input isn't working
[15:13] <th0r> roasted: or better yet, install nx for them
[15:13] <Milossh> I'm on ubuntu 10.04
[15:13] <llutz> th0r: why not skipping manual call and use a real cronjob? ;) but roasted doesn't want that easy thing, unfortunately
[15:13] <Sidewinder1> Milossh, What type of input?
[15:13] <roasted> llutz, you seem to be misunderstanding.
[15:14] <Milossh> Sidewinder1, mic
[15:14] <roasted> llutz, I'm a terminal junkie. I personally use rsync and cron on my personal computer.
[15:14] <Milossh> rear
[15:14] <llutz> roasted: stll parents backup to NAS thingy?
[15:14] <roasted> llutz, but if I can find a gui for my parents to set up, I will.
[15:14] <Master69> Thank you MonkeyDusk
[15:14] <roasted> llutz, that's the game plan.
[15:14] <szal> roasted: how about writing a script?
[15:14] <Sidewinder1> Ahh, sorry, I have no experience with that. :-(
[15:14] <tech3> Is it okay to do this: alias sudo=sudo -i ?
[15:14] <roasted> szal, I could, but I want to try the gui route first to see what's out there.
[15:14] <llutz> roasted: i understood that a few days ago, but i still think that a cronjob without any action of your parent would be the better solution
[15:14] <roasted> The other angle is, if there's a viable gui that works, if we ever port to linux here at owrk we might be able to use that on our systems.
[15:15] <roasted> llutz, even still, I want to find a gui if at all possible first. if I have to use terminal, it's an easy thing to do. it'll just have to wait till I can get down there.
[15:16] <psalden> hey folks I could use some help. Trying to switch to mesa/gallium3d drivers for my hd6970 while I was using fglrx. Now I've followed the instruction on the ubuntu page (purge fglrx* etc), but I can no longer startx afterwards. It also mentions it cannot load module fglrx as it does not exist. Any clue?
[15:16] <Milossh> I guess sound probs are not that popular around here...
[15:16] <llutz> roasted: however, good luck ;)
[15:16] <Sidewinder1> Milossh, Have you searched http://www.ubuntuforums for your exact problem?
[15:16] <Milossh> Sidewinder1, yep, tried several solutions. none of them work :/
[15:16] <Vitux> anyone here ever have any problems with a sound echo? I've tried the forums to no avail
[15:16] <Sidewinder1> Milossh, That's how I learned, before I discovered this chanel.
[15:17] <Vitux> figured I'd check here before posting on the forums
[15:17] <Sidewinder1> :-(
[15:17] <Milossh> Sidewinder1, believe me, I tried everything
[15:18] <Sidewinder1> Milossh, I know; it can be frustrating; perciverence and getting pi$$ed at the Hdw. Mfgs for not supporting linux, helps...
[15:18] <psalden> nano /etc/modprobe.d/
[15:18] <psalden> right, wrong window :P
[15:19] <bastidrazor> psalden: you're going to open the directory in a text editor?
[15:20] <roasted> llutz, btw, I didn't use unison because it couldn't use hidden directories as the source/destination. well, .gvfs is hidden. so unison... no go :(
[15:20] <compdoc> Vitux, you mean a feedback noise?
[15:21] <Vitux> no I mean actual echo :\
[15:21] <llutz> roasted: oh ok, i never used it myself, it just came up when looking for "sync stuff"
[15:21] <osmodivs_> echo off
[15:21] <Vitux> I assume it has something to do with jackd since I installed it to muck with guitarix.. took it off and still getting the echo
[15:21] <BarryB> llutz: Thanks a mill for that
[15:21] <llutz> BarryB: works as you need?
[15:22] <osmodivs_> @ echo off -F
[15:22] <Vitux> osmodivs_, you're not talking to me are you? cause that wouldn't do crap :P
[15:22] <psalden> bastidrazor: yeah yeah it was a multi-fail :p
[15:23] <argor> hi everybody
[15:23] <osmodivs_> Vitux :D
[15:23] <robin0800> roasted, 11.10 are using deja-dup  http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/05/app-changes-for-ubuntu-11-10-so-long-computer-janitor-hello-deja-dup/
[15:23] <argor> is there a way to simply open a socket in bash without writing any code? I just want two terminals to communicate sending message with telnet
[15:25] <ferengee> argor: make a fifo with mkfifo and echo / cat data in and out
[15:25] <ferengee> argor,  or use netcat as server/client
[15:27] <roasted> Has anybody used "LuckyBackup?" I'm curious about an issue I'm having with it. It'll take directories, but no actual files inside directories. Example - Desktop. If I rsync my desktop to a CIFS share, it'll take all directories but if I have doc files or pictures in there, it won't.
[15:27] <argor> thanks ferengee I'll use netcat (I don't know exactly how, I'll google it)
[15:29] <argor> ok found (thanks again)
[15:32] <roasted> Does anybody know how to create a scheduler with grsync?
[15:36] <llutz> roasted: http://www.linuxloop.com/2009/04/21/how-to-pain-free-backups-with-grsync-and-gnome-schedule/
[15:37] <roasted> llutz, yummy
[15:39] <Sidewinder1> llutz, Mega-thanx... that link is outta' hand. You are truely The Guru!
[15:41] <llutz> feeding google with 2 words makes me a guru... nice
[15:41] <bastidrazor> or tasty
[15:44] <MagePsycho> guys .. how to increase the size of ubuntu window in virtualb ox
[15:44] <Aikar> MagePsycho: change your resolution inside of ubuntu
[15:45] <Aikar> the window should get bigger
[15:45] <Sidewinder1> llutz, Nah, I love Grsync; just wasn't aware of all that can be modified....It's what I love about *nix but, more importantly it's users shareing their infinate knowlege...
[15:45] <lluvia> do you know any program for measuring distances in an image and calculate areas?
[15:46] <MagePsycho> Aikar .. there is no more than 800x600
[15:50] <prashant_123456> hello all
[15:50] <Sidewinder1> prashant_123456, Good Mornin'.
[15:51] <prashant_123456> Sidewinder1, gm
[15:51] <xsinick_laptop> i s unity fixed for ubuntu yet?
[15:51] <prashant_123456> Sidewinder1, any thing i can do this
[15:51] <prashant_123456> Sidewinder1, anything i can do for u
[15:51] <xsinick_laptop> is unity fixed for ubuntu yet may be an update?
[15:52] <robin0800> xsinick_laptop, for most? people yes
[15:52] <Sidewinder1> prashant_123456, What did you have in mind?
[15:52] <prashant_123456> Sidewinder1, just wanna know more details about partitions
[15:53] <Sidewinder1> !partitions > prashant_123456,
[15:53] <prashant_123456> Sidewinder1, yep thats it
[15:57] <sspm_coe> hello, can some one tell me how I can use my samsung j 700 on Ubuntu for internet connection using broadband?
[15:57] <ylmfos> hai
[15:57] <prashant_123456> sspm_coe, yep
[15:57] <becks> liz
[15:58] <jiang> hello
[15:58] <sspm_coe> prashant_123456: can you please help?
[15:58] <prashant_123456> samsung model no.
[15:58] <jiang> no thanks
[15:58] <sspm_coe> prashant_123456: samsung j700
[15:59] <sspm_coe> prashant_123456: its sgh-j 700
[15:59] <Loua1> hi every one
[15:59] <prashant_123456> sspm_coe, ok
[15:59] <Loua1> can a newbee get a little help please
[16:00] <prashant_123456> sspm_coe, let me check pls
[16:00] <BedMan> Loua1: don't ask to ask - just ask your question
[16:00] <robin0800> Loua1, only if you ask a question
[16:00] <Sidewinder1> !ask | pras
[16:00] <Loua1> how do i mount a 2nd hard drive?
[16:00] <smithxi> can I install ubuntu lite over wifi?
[16:00] <sspm_coe> prashant_123456: thanks, i will be very greatful if u find it out.
[16:00] <prashant_123456> sspm_coe, its not a broadband phone as i can see
[16:01] <BedMan> Loua1: with the mount command - look at man mount to learn about it.
[16:01] <smithxi> can I install ubuntu lite over wifi?
[16:01] <sspm_coe> prashant_123456: so whats it?
[16:01] <robin0800> Loua1, does it appear in nautalus
[16:01] <prashant_123456> its only gsm 2g as far as i know and will support edge
[16:01] <Justice_form> hi
[16:02] <sspm_coe> prashant_123456: i use ubuntu 1010
[16:02] <Loua1> im running xubuntu
[16:02] <sspm_coe> prashant_123456: can I set up on that?
[16:02] <prashant_123456> sspm_coe, its ok u can set it up
[16:02] <Loua1> nautalus? what is that
[16:02] <smithxi> does anyone know if i can do an ubuntu lite install over wifi?
[16:02] <sspm_coe> prashant_123456: how?
[16:02] <robin0800> Loua1, file manager
[16:02] <prashant_123456> sspm_coe, first connect the handset to pc using usb cable
[16:02] <BedMan> smithxi: if the drivers are on the install CD, then probably
[16:03] <Loua1> no i dont see it in filemanager
[16:03] <BluesKaj> wifi doesn't dscriminate what you an access on the net or lnas owlans , it's just a electomagnetic connection rhtu the air. smithxi
[16:03] <smithxi> BedMan do you know how i would go about doing that?
[16:03] <BluesKaj> wow my spcaebar is srrewed
[16:03] <Loua1> i need to partion it first, i guess
[16:04] <roasted> Has anybody used LuckyBackup? I'm trying to use it now but it doesn't sync all of my data. just folders, it looks like.
[16:04] <BluesKaj> whole KB is acting p
[16:04] <ThinkT510> Loua1: what is on the harddrive?
[16:04] <robin0800> Loua1, how is it connected?
[16:04] <sspm_coe> prashant_123456: after this?
[16:04] <lwhalen42> hey all, is this the proper channel to ask Ubuntu Server questions in?
[16:04]  * BluesKaj checks batteries , again
[16:04] <compdoc> roasted, its not so lucky then?
[16:04] <Pici> lwhalen42: Either here or #ubuntu-server
[16:04] <lwhalen42> thanks Pici
[16:04] <roasted> compdoc, not really. grsync does the job GREAT, but lucky has a built in scheduler, so I'm trying to make lucky work. :(
[16:04] <prashant_123456> sspm_coe, now u have to install the modem manually
[16:05] <lwhalen42> well, I'll give it a shot here first :-)
[16:05] <sspm_coe> prashant_123456: i always connected it by usb cable
[16:05] <BedMan> smithxi: when you boot from the install CD, if you see the network, then you're good to go, if you don't then you should install from the full CD
[16:05] <MagePsycho> guys.. how to share my /var/www folder in virtual box .. so that it can be accessed via windows?
[16:05] <sspm_coe> prashant_123456: but i guess broadband is not the way
[16:05] <lwhalen42> I'm trying to install a KVM instance of Ubuntu Server, but I can't seem to get the 'virsh console' feature to work
[16:05] <lovepanda> yes it is lwhalen42
[16:05] <jrib> MagePsycho: vbox manual explains; also try #vbox
[16:05] <prashant_123456> sspm_coe, no broad band it will support 2g only
[16:05] <lwhalen42> I can do the install via VNC, but that's... sub-optimal in the long run
[16:05] <sspm_coe> prashant_123456: so what should I choose?
[16:06] <prashant_123456> sspm_coe, put the phone in pc suite mode
[16:06] <Loua1> there is noting on the drive
[16:06] <sspm_coe> prashant_123456: already done
[16:06] <rigved> MagePsycho: from settings of the VM. there is section called shared folders, afaik
[16:06] <Loua1> connected on the same scsi cable as the main drive
[16:06] <lwhalen42> here's my virt-install: http://pastebin.com/SSYs5RbC
[16:07] <robin0800> Loua1, no partition = not seen
[16:07] <ThinkT510> Loua1: what is the output of fdisk -l
[16:07] <prashant_123456> now go to hardware configuration file in ubuntu and see whether u have installed samsung modem in it or not
[16:07] <prashant_123456> sspm_coe, now go to hardware configuration file in ubuntu and see whether u have installed samsung modem in it or not
[16:07] <mia158> tried edubuntu...no answer. does anyone know the default font settings on edubuntu?
[16:07] <sspm_coe> so do I need to have another internet connection active for this?
[16:07] <mia158> 10.10
[16:07] <MagePsycho> i need to check
[16:07] <sspm_coe> prashant_123456: I guess i will need some internet connection to download the drivers?
[16:08] <MagePsycho> guys .. is it possible only to use server instead of desktop in virtual box?
[16:08] <prashant_123456> sspm_coe, if drivers are installed by default no need to connect to internet
[16:08] <sspm_coe> ok checking
[16:08] <sspm_coe> prashant_123456: what after that?
[16:08] <Loua1> how do i run fdisk
[16:09] <robin0800> Loua1, in a terminal
[16:09] <stetho> I'm having a problem setting up an Ubuntu server as a router between two LANs (<IP_ADDRESS> and <IP_ADDRESS>). I've done the /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward = 1 and the sysctl stuff but I still can't get any further than pinging the other networks interface on the on the ubuntu box (eg, 192.168.55.x can ping <IP_ADDRESS> but not 192.168.56.x) Anyone suggest what I might have missed?
[16:09] <lwhalen42> hey ops, lovepanda is spamming some weird webhosting thing
[16:09] <Cube``> what is avahi for? (on my vps) can i safely kill & remove it?
[16:09] <prashant_123456> sspm_coe, let me remember what i did to connect my nokia to internet
[16:09] <prashant_123456> sspm_coe, install wvdial from software center
[16:10] <Loua1> it come out emty
[16:10] <sspm_coe> ok got it
[16:10] <robin0800> Loua1, how is this drive connected?
[16:11] <bastidrazor> Cube``: avahi is broadcasting your hostname to the local network
[16:11] <roasted> does luckybackup suck, or am I just an idiot with using simple gui apps
[16:11] <Flynsarmy> hey guys i added '<IP_ADDRESS> localhost.com' sans quotes to my /etc/host file and did a sudo service network restart but it still didnt' take affect...any ideas on how i get it to work without rebooting?
[16:11] <Loua1> robin, scsi cable, same as main drive
[16:11] <Cube``> bastidrazor: what does tha tmean?
[16:11] <ThinkT510> Loua1: did you open a terminal and type: fdisk -l
[16:11] <Pici> Loua1: You need to put sudo in front of fdsik -l
[16:12] <Loua1> sudo fdisk -l
[16:12] <bastidrazor> Cube``: it is safe to kill.
[16:12] <robin0800> Loua1, has it any partitions and a file system?
[16:12] <sspm_coe> prashant_123456: i guess I will have to get the settings for idea
[16:12] <prashant_123456> sspm_coe, which country
[16:12] <Cube``> bastidrazor: and deinstall?
[16:13] <Loua1> the had beb running as shadow disk oh NT system
[16:13] <robin0800> Loua1, so its ntfs?
[16:13] <Flynsarmy> i added '<IP_ADDRESS> localhost.com' sans quotes to my /etc/host file and did a sudo service network restart but it still didnt' take affect...any ideas on how i get it to work without rebooting?
[16:13] <bastidrazor> Cube``: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=419573  this gives a better explanation
[16:14] <Loua1> no i got a list from fdisk
[16:14] <sspm_coe> prashant_123456: india
[16:14] <smithxi> can i boot ubuntu lite from usb?
[16:14] <prashant_123456> sspm_coe, oh isee
[16:14] <Cube``> bastidrazor: thanks!
[16:14] <ThinkT510> Loua1: can you pastebin sudo fdisk -l
[16:14] <bastidrazor> Cube``: you're welcome
[16:14] <prashant_123456> sspm_coe, u need to activate gprs in your sim and u need the gprs settings in you handset btw which city ?
[16:14] <sspm_coe> prashant_123456: plz
[16:15] <prashant_123456> sspm_coe, which settings
[16:15] <prashant_123456> sspm_coe, settings
[16:15] <sspm_coe> prashant_123456: india
[16:15] <prashant_123456> sspm_coe, which city
[16:15] <Loua1> think, how much do you want
[16:15] <sspm_coe> prashant_123456: mumbai
[16:15] <Cube``> bastidrazor: yeah ok i see what it does. so on a vps, that is somewhere in the internet, i totally do not need it correct?
[16:16] <prashant_123456> sspm_coe, i m maharashtrian
[16:16] <smithxi> can i boot ubuntu lite from usb?
[16:16] <ThinkT510> Loua1: put it all in pastebin please
[16:16] <bastidrazor> Cube``: correct. it is for local LAN use
[16:16] <Cube``> bastidrazor: ok thanks!
[16:16] <victorhugo289> Did any of you receive an update on your Ubuntu 11.04 that said something like "Grub menu theme/logo" or something? I did, and I thought it was gonna put a theme on the Grub menu but it didn't :S
[16:16] <ThinkT510> !pastebin
[16:16] <ThinkT510> !pastebin | Loua1
[16:17] <sspm_coe> prashant_123456: ok gud
[16:17] <biopyte> hi, i think the fonts in openoffice.org (ubuntu 10.10) have declined in quality, recently. do you confirm?
[16:17] <hd1> whatever happened to kdeprint in maverick?
[16:17] <sspm_coe> prashant_123456: i don dat cell phon settng
[16:17] <Loua1> i dont know that pastbin
[16:17] <smithxi> can i somehow unetbootin from a windows computer without a cdrom?
[16:17] <prashant_123456> sspm_coe, first be sure idea has activated gprs on ur no.
[16:17] <ThinkT510> Loua1: nevermind, got your pm
[16:18] <robin0800> victorhugo289, you need burg for that
[16:18] <ThinkT510> Loua1: you have 2 36gig drives?
[16:18] <sspm_coe> prashant_123456: yup i m sure
[16:18] <kore_> Hello, I just installed ubuntu 11.04 and am getting no sound... help
[16:18] <victorhugo289> Robin0806, What is Burg?
[16:18] <Loua1> think, yes
[16:18] <prashant_123456> sspm_coe, will be back in few minutes have to go now stay tuned
[16:18] <swim> cheese webcam booth Requires installation of untrusted packages in 10.11
[16:18] <sspm_coe> prashant_123456: kk
[16:18] <prashant_123456> sspm_coe, great
[16:19] <victorhugo289> I see, Burg, interesting
[16:19] <robin0800> victorhugo289, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Burg/
[16:19] <ThinkT510> Loua1: i can't read some of it though (different language), but looks like you have linux partitions on both drives
[16:20] <Loua1> think, yea i notised
[16:20] <ThinkT510> Loua1: and a compaq diagnostic partition on the second harddrive
[16:21] <victorhugo289> Thanks Robin0808.
[16:21] <victorhugo289> It's very cool.
[16:21] <ThinkT510> Loua1: can't you see them in thunar (the file manager)?
[16:21] <laserbeak> hello, I'm in xubuntu right now from a live cd. I want to install but when i get to the part in the dialog that tells me to allocate drive space, I see a full partition (windows) that i can't resize in order to make a dual boot. my only optins are new partition tale change and delet. how do i make anew partition to dual boot?
[16:21] <Loua1> think, no i can see it
[16:22] <Loua1> i cant see it
[16:23] <Loua1> think, i see only one drive
[16:23] <rriggin> anyone know why anything I use to copy will only copy folders but not any files?
[16:23] <ThinkT510> Loua1: can you take a screenshot of the file manager and upload it to http://imagebin.org/
[16:24] <Darkenvy> .players
[16:24] <Loua1> think, i sorry but i have no clue how to do that
[16:24] <Darkenvy> arg wrong channel
[16:24] <Darkenvy> damn you chat!
[16:24] <smithxi> can you boot an iso from a usb stick?
[16:24] <bobweaver> Question: I am looking for a desktop recorder that will capture compiz at a good rate and that also will do sound any ideas?
[16:25] <ThinkT510> Loua1: under applications > accessories > screenshot
[16:25] <popey> bobweaver: I have a script that does that
[16:25] <Carl892> Question: I am trying to run apt-get upgrade on an Ubuntu 10.10 in anticipation of upgrading to Ubuntu 11. However, apt-get upgrade fails complaining about Apache... see: http://pastebin.com/Wn6gjZ2j
[16:26] <adubz> how does one remove a ppa added repository
[16:26] <g0bl1n> Grub2 menu editing is possible right ? Is there any graphical app to that ? Ubuntu 10.10
[16:26] <popey> Carl892: sudo apt-get -f install
[16:26] <popey> Carl892: does that sort it?
[16:26] <Loua1> think, just a sec, might be there soon
[16:26] <popey> Carl892: also, you should be doing "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" not "sudo apt-get upgrade"
[16:27] <Carl892> nope, looks the same
[16:27] <Carl892> popey: apt-get dist-upgrade won't work also
[16:27] <popey> Carl892: sudo dpkg --configure -a
[16:27] <DeadmanIncJS> whats the channel again for general chat on ubuntu
[16:27] <MrKeuner> hello everyone! I cannot locate 10.04 desktop image for amd64, can someone help?
[16:27] <DeadmanIncJS> i keep forgetting
[16:27] <popey> DeadmanIncJS: #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:28] <DeadmanIncJS> thanks
[16:28] <CaBa> hi...
[16:28] <MrKeuner> second question: can I use 11.04 to create a usb installation disk for 10.04?
[16:28] <Carl892> popey, dpkg --configure -a gives the same problem, see: http://pastebin.com/GAN7W4a9
[16:28] <popey> MrKeuner: yes, using usb startup disk creator
[16:29] <Loua1> thinkits there now, Loua1
[16:29] <CaBa> i added pam_access.so to my common-auth pam file, but it only kicks in when a local user tries to log in, not when an ldap user tries to login
[16:29] <CaBa> any hints?
[16:29] <MrKeuner> popey, I did actually and now at the boot it complains about some unacceptable image
[16:29] <popey> Carl892: you're probably hitting Bug #562370
[16:29] <ThinkT510> Loua1: got the image? now visist http://imagebin.org and upload it there
[16:30] <popey> MrKeuner: did you use the 64 bit image on a 32-bit machine?
[16:30] <Carl892> hmmm, popey: The thing is, apache works. Just not apt-get
[16:30] <Loua1> think imagae uplouaded
[16:30] <MrKeuner> popey, that is possible, not sure though
[16:30] <ThinkT510> Loua1: post the link here so i can see
[16:30] <laserbeak> hello, I'm in xubuntu right now from a live cd. I want to install but when i get to the part in the dialog that tells me to allocate drive space, I see a full partition (windows) that i can't resize in order to make a dual boot. my only optins are new partition tale change and delet. how do i make anew partition to dual boot?
[16:31] <Loua1> http://imagebin.org/153702
[16:31] <aureianimus> laserbeak, did you choose the "install alongside windows" option?
[16:31] <ThinkT510> Loua1: there it is: 34g filesystem
[16:31] <kjlsafjldksf> good night everyone
[16:32] <laserbeak> aureianimus: where is that option?
[16:32] <MrKeuner> popey, would 64 creation on 32 cause problem?
[16:32] <popey> MrKeuner: no, but booting it will
[16:32] <MrKeuner> popey, transferring wrong system files?
[16:32] <Loua1> think, ohh is that my other drive?
[16:32] <Carl892> ok I got that figured out
[16:33] <ThinkT510> Loua1: yes
[16:33] <laserbeak> aureianimus: i don't see that option anywhere at all in the installation dialoge
[16:33] <Loua1> think and my main is ha.lo2 ?
[16:34] <kavya> hi
[16:34] <MrKeuner> popey, all right, thanks I'll try creating 64 bit usb disk creation on 64bit
[16:34] <ThinkT510> Loua1: no, that is just your home directory on your xubuntu install
[16:34] <acid> hi
[16:34] <Loua1> think, of course
[16:34] <Loua1> thanks for your help
[16:35] <Loua1> i be back later for more
[16:35] <ThinkT510> Loua1: no worries
[16:35] <Loua1> much appreciated
[16:36] <rriggin> why when attempting to copy a directory would only the directories and subdirectories get copied but none of the files within?
[16:36] <pisaro> ciao
[16:36] <pisaro> !list
[16:37] <DeadmanIncJS> i remember those days of file sharing
[16:37] <DeadmanIncJS> movies all the time
[16:37] <grendal_prime> anyone familiar with iptables and the ROUTE destination?
[16:38] <hiexpo> hola all
[16:38] <grendal_prime> Im wondering if there is a packaged version of iptables that have the "ROUTE" PATCH in it.
[16:38] <kavya> Anyone using fluxbuntu?
[16:39] <hiexpo> grendal_prime, have you check iptables site?
[16:40] <wwalker> I need a development environment in ubuntu.  in fedora I would do "yum groupinstall Development\ Libraries Development\ Tools" and that would install everything I needed instead of selecting the 200 packages individually.  What's the ubuntu equivalent?
[16:40] <roasted> Is there a reason why luckybackup doesn't copy files? It'll copy my directories but NOTHING inside.
[16:40] <wonglijie> hello, I tried dumping a CD as an iso using dd, but it turns out that the iso is bigger than the contents of the CD.. does anyone know what's happening?
[16:41] <Justice_form> wwalker, apt-get install build-essential
[16:42] <wwalker> Justice_form: thanks
[16:42] <brett__> if i want to see a list of all the processes that start with 'n' how can i do that?
[16:42] <laserbeak> when i try  to install xubuntu, this option is missing: http://members.iinet.net.au/%7Eherman546/p22/028.png
[16:42] <laserbeak> the installer goes directly to this option: http://members.iinet.net.au/%7Eherman546/p24/029.png
[16:42] <laserbeak> but i have no idea why :/
[16:44] <khaotik> I cannot get my Ubuntu 11.04 to recognize my usb bluetooth
[16:44] <allu2> Hello, anyone know how to split virtual terminal? i'd like to have more then one terminal on my screen without X
[16:45] <wonglijie> allu2: can you use screen?
[16:45] <oCean> brett__: something like this: ps -e -o cmd | grep ^n
[16:45] <rriggin> *roasted I'm expiriencing the same issue no matter what I use to copy
[16:45] <galerien> allu2, ctrl + alt + F2 to F6 let you use several ... ?
[16:45] <Justice_form> allu2, press ctrl + Alt + F1..F6 to switch  terminal
[16:45] <wwalker> Justice_form: that is more of a build-bare-essential, is there something that say installs all the -dev packages for the basics (zlib, bdb, ...)?
[16:45] <allu2> but i'd like to have several same time visible
[16:45] <brett__> cool thanks oCean
[16:45] <roasted> rriggin, what applicatins have you used?
[16:45] <allu2> like text based wm
[16:46] <brett__> could someone say my name so I can test something
[16:46] <oCean> brett__: you're welcome. You can extend the ps command with options like "ps -e -o cmd,pid,state,time" (if you need)
[16:46] <rriggin> @roasted rsync, gsync, cp, dolphin, fileman
[16:47] <wonglijie> does anyone know how to make an iso from a CD?
[16:47] <roasted> rriggin, grsync?
[16:47] <roasted> rriggin, grsync worked beautifully for me.
[16:47] <roasted> rriggin, I just wanted an app with as cheduler
[16:47] <rriggin> @roasted luckybackup also
[16:47] <laserbeak> the dualboot documentation is out of date can someone please help me?
[16:47] <roasted> rriggin, luckybackup is a pain in the rear from what I'm seeing.
[16:47] <roasted> rriggin, grsync works great but limited on features
[16:47] <roasted> rriggin, back in time looks more like a snapshot utility than a raw data backup utility
[16:48] <ubuntu> hey i hve got an error grub rescue can ny1 help me
[16:48] <galerien> laserbeak, ask your question, not if you can ask your question ;)
[16:48] <musicMonster> hi i was wondering if someone could help me setup my environment variables
[16:48] <Justice_form> wwalker, to install manual . ubuntu have not full-develop packages
[16:48] <rriggin> I can't effectiviely make a backup if only directories get copied but none of their file conetnts
[16:48] <musicMonster> is this done in /etc/environment?
[16:48] <laserbeak> hello, I'm in xubuntu right now from a live cd. I want to install but when i get to the part in the dialog that tells me to allocate drive space, I see a full partition (windows) that i can't resize in order to make a dual boot. my only optins are new partition tale change and delet. how do i make anew partition to dual boot?
[16:48] <laserbeak> galerien: ^^
[16:48] <bobweaver> popey, what ?
[16:49] <galerien> laserbeak, is your widnows partition using the entire disk ?
[16:49] <laserbeak> galerien: yes
[16:49] <brett__> oCean: for some reason that command you gave me doesn't pick up on this process '21678 ?        00:00:00 notify-osd
[16:49] <galerien> laserbeak, did you try to unmount it before resizing
[16:49] <brett__> i added -A to your command btw
[16:50] <galerien> laserbeak, because if it's mounted, you wont be able to do anything
[16:50] <laserbeak> galerien: i'm a linux noob, didn't know that the installer wouldn't do that for me
[16:50] <galerien> laserbeak, to be sure : "sudo umount -a"
[16:50] <ubuntu> hey i hve got an error grub rescue can ny1 help me
[16:50] <galerien> and then try to install again
[16:51] <laserbeak> galerien: what's the -a flag? will that unmount the cdrom too?
[16:52] <galerien> laserbeak, hum... I don't think so since you use it, but I didn't think about this
[16:52] <laserbeak> galerien: every device was busy when i ran it
[16:52] <brett__> oCean: i just realized your -e did the same thing as -A, but i tried it without the -A too in case that was causing a conflict
[16:52] <oCean> brett__: hmm, the -o cmd makes ps give custom output, the columns in custom order, that is. The | grep ^n is to filter lines starting with 'n'. If have no clue why it would not find...
[16:52] <oCean> oh^
[16:52] <woozly|job> why .py icon changed when file not empty?
[16:53] <galerien> laserbeak, ok, quit everything, then give me the result of the command "ls /media/" using pastebin
[16:53] <galerien> !pastebin
[16:53] <woozly|job> it show's content of file in icon.. but I want only python icon for filetype
[16:54] <brett__> it seems to be that the process that i am interested in oCean, is called '/usr/lib/notify-osd/notify-osd'
[16:54] <brett__> according to your output
[16:54] <laserbeak> galerien: i'd paste it but it'd be pretty funny. Only thing listed is "cdrom"
[16:55] <brett__> i found a work around though, thanks oCean
[16:55] <oCean> brett__: okay
[16:56] <galerien> laserbeak, ok, when I install ubuntu, I don't boot on it, I just go to "install" not "try it out", if you go to install, you should be able to resize your windows partition (assuming it's not full) and install xubuntu without problems
[16:56] <woozly|job> helllo
[16:56] <woozly|job> how to disable changing File icon to it's content?
[16:56] <popey> bobweaver: you asked about a desktop recorder?
[16:56] <laserbeak> galerien: what's what i tried at first
[16:56] <laserbeak> galerien: installer did the same thing
[16:57] <nomike> hi
[16:57] <bobweaver> popey, do you have an anwser for me?
[16:57] <popey> 16:25:38 < popey> bobweaver: I have a script that does that
[16:57] <popey> if you'd like it
[16:57] <galerien> laserbeak, then it's broken ...
[16:57] <bobweaver> popey, sure
[16:57] <laserbeak> what's broken? this is a brand new laptop
[16:57] <laserbeak> galerien: the cd is bad
[16:58] <laserbeak> ?
[16:58] <galerien> laserbeak, can be, but very unlikely since you are using it right now, I meant that I think there are problems within your windows partition
[16:59] <robin0800> laserbeak, try an "alternate" cd
[16:59] <galerien> laserbeak,  reboot with windows and run "chkdsk" twice
[16:59] <nomike> I need a new machine for home. My usage scenario: Ubuntu 10.10 Desktop with gnome, hacking around with python scripts, running a few torrents, doing some basic gimp listening to mp3's, youtube. I could now choose between two machines: AMD Athlon 64 3000+ or Intel Pentium 4 3.06 GHz
[16:59] <galerien> robin0800, why alternate ?
[16:59] <popey> bobweaver: http://paste.ubuntu.com/609060/
[17:00] <robin0800> galerien, patitioner is better
[17:00] <Test_> where can i find a list of irc chats related to the magazine industry if there are any?
[17:00] <llutz> nomike: take the cheapest and continue asking in a channel where this is not offtopic please
[17:00] <darkwood> how to download newset packs on older ubundu, like debian backports?
[17:00] <galerien> robin0800, didn't know that, thx ;)
[17:00] <nomike> I don't know if you stilll could compare the GHz of Intel with the P-Rating of AMD but if so, they both have equal speed whereas the Intel CPU has the advantage of HpyerThreading and the AMD CPU has the advantage of 64Bit support.
[17:00] <llutz> !ot | nomike
[17:01] <nomike> ok...sorry for that
[17:01] <ThinkT510> !backports | darkwood
[17:01] <CeeBang> Guys.
[17:01] <CeeBang> Does anyone know why the icons on my desktop doesn't appear?
[17:01] <multipass> anyone know ho wi might change the password for my ati CCC? it seems to have a diff password than everything and i cant get in,  (amdxdg-su -c amdcccle)?
[17:02] <ubuntu> m not geting how to instal grub
[17:02] <CeeBang> Can anyone help me?
[17:04] <CeeBang> ???
[17:04] <CeeBang> Anyone?
[17:04] <mdolors> a reveure
[17:04] <CeeBang> Can anyone tell me why the icons on my desktop doesnt appear?
[17:04] <robin0800> CeeBang, which icons
[17:05] <CeeBang> The icons on the side.
[17:05] <Sidewinder1> !classic > CeeBang
[17:05] <darkwood> how to check which ubuntu version is installed
[17:05] <robin0800> CeeBang, ah launcher try windows key
[17:05] <llutz> darkwood: lsb_release -a
[17:05] <CeeBang> You know those icons on the side?
[17:05] <CeeBang> I can't see them.
[17:06] <adubz> -bash: /usr/sbin/snort: No such file or directory    what is causing this i completely removed the package snort-mysql
[17:06] <CeeBang> That's what I need help with.
[17:06] <nilsma> after booting from livecd and "sudo fdisk -l" shows nothing, does that mean that my partitions have gone bye-bye? :/
[17:06] <adubz> i get the above hwen i type snort
[17:06] <Sirisian|Work> I'm curious. Where do you download ppd files for cups? I have P4015 HP Laserjet and it can't detect when the printer is done printing. It takes exactly 300 seconds between print jobs when printing through cups. (Directly to the printer it works fine from Windows 7 with a driver installed)
[17:06] <Sirisian|Work> Not sure if there's a channel for that. >_>
[17:07] <robin0800> Sirisian|Work, hp site?
[17:07] <Thanatos__> Hello . Since I upgraded to Natty , I have to do a manual poff / pon after reboot for ddclient to update my dyndns properly .. does anyone else have the same issue ? I use it in ipup mode (default)
[17:07] <Sirisian|Work> Not seeing anything on their site about ppd files.
[17:07] <Galaxor> Hi.  I'm trying to use the mozilla-stable PPA.  I'm using ubuntu 10.04 amd64.  I added the repository with apt-add-repository.  Then, when I do apt-get update, I see this line:  Ign http://ppa.launchpad.net/mozillateam/firefox-stable/ubuntu/ lucid/main Translation-en_US
[17:07] <Galaxor> Why is the mozilla-stable ppa being Ignored?
[17:07] <MrKeuner> popey, getting the same error with 64bit on 64bit. unknown keyword in configuration file: gfxboot. vesamenu.c32 not a COM32R image
[17:08] <ApacheOmega> trying to download a brother MFC495CW driver on my Natty 64-bit anybody have ideas because it seems almost impossible to do??
[17:08] <CeeBang> I can't see the side panels. Help?
[17:08] <praveen_> darkwood, sudo lsb_release -a
[17:09] <popey> MrKeuner: erk, thats not nice. I'd recommend trying unetbootin instead of usb startup disk creator then
[17:09] <robin0800> CeeBang, can you see top panel?
[17:09] <CeeBang> Nope.
[17:09] <CeeBang> Nothing.
[17:09] <MrKeuner> popey, all right, thanks
[17:09] <CeeBang> I can see a text box when I move my mouse over to it.
[17:09] <CeeBang> But the icons dont appear.
[17:09] <CeeBang> So I can click on random things ;/
[17:09] <davzie> Can someone help me out with a question about SSH Private / Public keys.
[17:09] <robin0800> CeeBang, unity or compiz crash
[17:09] <CeeBang> What is that?
[17:09] <CeeBang> I'm new to Ubuntu.
[17:10] <wisien> how can I change login  image ?
[17:10] <robin0800> CeeBang, log out and try classic
[17:10] <CeeBang> How do I do that?
[17:10] <davzie> I need to setup keys for local machines. I can do this without a passphrase and I know that the keys will work and allow the machine to connect to the other without any interaction from myself, great for automated scripts. What does a passphrase do? Does it mean I need to enter a passphrase each time an SSH connection is opened to the remote machine?
[17:10] <llutz> davzie: correct
[17:10] <robin0800> wisien, in about me
[17:11] <bakarat> i just installed ubuntu on a machine with ati 6850, it presumably uses the opensource driver and everything seems dandy except for an "overscan" issue
[17:11] <davzie> llutz, doesn't that defy the whole point of doing it?
[17:11] <llutz> davzie: why?
[17:11] <bakarat> anyone know how to disable overscan on an ati 6850 with the opensource drivers?
[17:11] <davzie> Because I have a backup script that runs, does rsync through ssh to a reomte server
[17:11] <grendal_prime> davzie, create your key for you user...on the machine its going to be connectiong from   ssh-keygen i believe.  do this as the user your crating it for..not root.
[17:11] <davzie> grendal_prime, it will be root running the process, it will be an automated rsync cron backup
[17:11] <codex84> any software in ubuntu
[17:11] <grendal_prime> press enter for all of the prompts.
[17:12] <codex84> where u could send out fax
[17:12] <codex84> ?
[17:12] <llutz> davzie: for that case, passphrase-less keys are ok
[17:12] <davzie> So what case should they be used for llutz ?
[17:12] <grendal_prime> ok then do this as root
[17:12] <llutz> davzie: forced-commands
[17:12] <grendal_prime> just make sure to do this as the user that is going to be connecting
[17:12] <wisien> how can i change login background ?
[17:12] <grendal_prime> is your server an ubuntu box?
[17:13] <davzie> grendal_prime, both machines are macs
[17:13] <grendal_prime> o
[17:13] <robin0800> wisien, in the unsupported ubuntu-tweak
[17:13] <grendal_prime> sorry dude.
[17:13] <wisien> thanks
[17:13] <grendal_prime> dont know how mac deals with root user
[17:14] <grendal_prime> or ssh for that matter
[17:14] <grendal_prime> you should try #macs
[17:14] <grendal_prime> (if there is such a thing)
[17:14] <grendal_prime> or buy something from mac
[17:14] <Pici> Certainly #ubuntu isn't the place to ask Mac OS questions
[17:15] <davzie> I know it isn't
[17:15] <davzie> But the underlying process is generally the same.
[17:15] <davzie> Plus I could use the knowledge for my Ubuntu web server.
[17:15] <llutz> davzie: this is a good example for such a setup using forced-commands per ssh http://troy.jdmz.net/rsync/index.html
[17:16] <grendal_prime> if it works like ubuntu (wich it probably doesn't)  you would thing send the public key you just created with  ssh-copykey<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[17:16] <grendal_prime> input password for the last time
[17:16] <llutz> davzie: should be possible with os x too
[17:16] <Galaxor> In /var/lib/apt/lists/ppa.launchpad.net_mozillateam_firefox-stable_ubuntu_dists_lucid_main_binary-amd64_Packages, I see a firefox 4.0.1 listed.  But apt-get install insists that my installed firefox 3.6.17+build3+nobinonly-0ubuntu<IP_ADDRESS> is the newest version.
[17:17] <dantix> afternoon Sirs, how can I install grub over a just formated hard disk? after install I'll change the kernel image to gpxe one and finish booting from network.
[17:18] <qdb> hello where is #ubuntu-ru ?
[17:19] <roasted> how can I set a job to run at startp/poweroff?
[17:20] <bakarat> ok, have only been working with unity for 5 minutes now (after 5 years of gnome) and so far i would say i love it, just one question -> is there a quick key to show the dropdown you get when you click the application thing at the top left?
[17:20] <xiven> Has anyone run into 'nginx-full depends on nginx-common' during package updates with WebMin?
[17:20] <rhin0> roasted - /etc/rc.local
[17:21] <iceroot> !webmin | xiven
[17:21] <rhin0> if you put a line of the command you want to run in that before exit 0 then it will always be there
[17:21] <dsathe> bakarat: win /super key
[17:21] <iceroot> xiven: dont use webmin
[17:21] <roasted> rhin0, not sure I understand. I just nano'd into that and it says by default this script does nothing. what am I to do with it?
[17:21] <bakarat> dsathe, awesome, not sure why i hadn't tried that :D
[17:21] <bakarat> thanks!
[17:21] <rhin0> you put the command you want to run into it before the line 'exit 0'
[17:21] <dsathe> :)
[17:21] <dsathe> press down the key
[17:21] <dsathe> n u will find
[17:22] <dsathe> the launcher
[17:22] <dsathe> highlight showing combos
[17:22] <dsathe> v.useful
[17:22] <iceroot> !enter | dsathe
[17:22] <rhin0> you need to type 'sudo nano /etc/rc.local' to be able to file it
[17:22] <dsathe> eg win+a
[17:22] <dsathe> for apps
[17:22] <dsathe> etc
[17:22] <FloodBot1> dsathe: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:22] <iceroot> dsathe: stop it
[17:22] <dsathe> srry
[17:22] <xiven> I'm not sure what else to use. I have setup a couple of sites manually and most CP have everything packaged together..
[17:22] <bakarat> daaaamn i like it
[17:23] <dsathe> :)
[17:23] <iceroot> xiven: ssh
[17:23] <bakarat> dsathe, just one quick question: is there a way to reassign the key? i have another computer but err...the windows key died on that one several years ago :D
[17:23] <iceroot> xiven: ssh + vim instead of webmin
[17:23] <dsathe> try the gnome3 ppa
[17:23] <bakarat> dsathe, not really a problem at this time but if i update the other machine as well...
[17:23] <dsathe> it takes a little effort to setup dconf
[17:23] <dsathe> the it is amazin
[17:23] <floww> hello guys, i want to know if its possible to install ubunto my 2nd hd as 2nd OS . I also would like to know if it was possible to make my OS load about my restart Button which i never use.   If thats not possible id like to know if there are any other comfortable solutions , am a very comfortable guy
[17:23] <dsathe> ubuntu + gnome3 is unbeatable polish
[17:24] <bakarat> dsathe, heh, that's for when i have some time to experiment in a VM, atm i desperately needed a new work environment (new pc) and now i need to get some actual work done :P
[17:24] <xiven> iceroot: Telling someone to work through SSH doesn't help when the objective is to have a decent control panel.
[17:24] <immesys> Hey guys. I have an MD raid 1 which ubuntu 10.10 is complaining about at boot. There's nothing wrong with the raid and I can mount it manually later, I think there is some kind of race condition on startup. Has anyone had this problem before?
[17:24] <floww> damn , fullest channel ever
[17:24] <floww> spammed my question
[17:24] <rhin0> bakarat -- maybe use openbox?
[17:24] <llutz> roasted: http://en.kioskea.net/faq/3348-ubuntu-executing-a-script-at-startup-and-shutdown
[17:24] <rhin0> works well will run any PC OS
[17:25] <dsathe> bakarat: gnome 3 is way more stable and user friendly
[17:25] <bakarat> rhin0, is that like a repackage of virtualbox?
[17:25] <Igoru2> in ubuntu 10.10 i used to connect via 3g to my cellphone over bluetooth. i updated and now this option disappeared, and i cant find where to setup it again. what should i do?
[17:25] <rhin0> its the opensource vmware
[17:25] <dsathe> i am using it in production env
[17:25] <rhin0> its part of ubuntu distro
[17:25] <iceroot> xiven: but there is no good panel
[17:25] <rhin0> ie. -- load it using synaptic
[17:25] <bakarat> rhin0, i use virtualbox @ home, vmware @ work and from time to time i try out kvm (been a while though) :D
[17:25] <iceroot> xiven: so ssh + vim is the correct answer
[17:25] <bakarat> rhin0, will give openbox a whirl when i get the chance though :)
[17:25] <roasted> llutz, thanks bro. I thought I remember a "session manager" or something in earlier versions of ubuntu that did this, but that may have been something else. this should do the trick!
[17:26] <dsathe> vmware though not opn src is better
[17:26] <dsathe> :(
[17:26] <bakarat> dsathe, i know, vmware is against my will :P
[17:26] <immesys> floww: Restart buttons tend to be hardware buttons that you can't repurpose. As for installing ubuntu on second hdd, it should be possible? I don't think I understand your question.
[17:26] <dsathe> :D same issue hence the " :( "
[17:26] <rhin0> bakarat i've used it -- works excellently -- can even configure the amount of RAM and virtual disk footprint size and whether its dynamic (expandable) or not -- works robustly
[17:26] <dsathe> 2 things i hav to liv with tht are not open src on ubuntu 1) vmware 2) nvidia drivers
[17:27] <rhin0> use openbox -- its open source 'vmware'
[17:27] <xc0ffee1> hi.. Seems like omap3 devices has 2.6.38-8 kernel.. where can I get this kernel source?
[17:27] <xiven> I've personally found VHCS, ISPConfig, and XPanel packages to be available and each of them are used by many, I'd simply need to determine which one is right for me.
[17:27] <bakarat> dsathe, ay, my  new pc however is my first ati-based one in a long time
[17:27] <floww> immesys,  ok thats what i thought 2.  I want to install ubuntu on my 2nd harddrive what comfortable way would you recommend me I dont like choosing at the start between 2 OS i want Windows to load without any interruption
[17:27] <dsathe> virt box is the best alternative
[17:27] <vock> Just had a question about which version to install. If my computer maxes out at 4 GB RAM, and I only have an onboard video card, I don't really gain anything from 64 bit OS, right? And might as well go 32?
[17:27] <dsathe> bakarat: hmmm
[17:27] <bakarat> dsathe, has also been my experience, virtualbox is truly great atm, though i'm not sure where oracle will go with it
[17:27] <Ivoz> Hi there. I'm trying to compile a simple C program using sockets, but using -lsocket says it can't be found. Do you know if there's a package I need to install to find the library?
[17:28] <bakarat> dsathe, i used to be a sun fan, but that has tempered somewhat since the buyout
[17:28] <rhin0> vock I think that 64 bit is always *slightly* faster
[17:28] <dsathe> vock: go 64 better
[17:28] <immesys> floww: I have that on my pc. Just install ubuntu as normal and then later you can configure grub to have a really short timeout. You have to hammer the arrow key when you DO want to boot ubuntu though
[17:28] <dsathe> haha
[17:28] <vock> rhin0,  dsathe thanks
[17:28] <immesys> floww: Have you installed a dual boot before?
[17:28] <floww> immesys,  neva
[17:28] <Bert-> Hello ! I updated ubuntu from 10.10 to 11.04. I have a sound issue : sound works only using the front jack. Mic doesn't work at all. My soundcard is Intel Corporation 5 Series/3400 Series Chipset High Definition Audio (rev 06),  Are some known problems with 11.04 and this card please ?
[17:29] <floww> immesys,  but thats excactly how i was imagining it
[17:29] <dsathe> bakarat: wht i lov bout gnome-shell is the empathy intergartion .
[17:29] <bakarat> anyone know how to configure sound via HDMI using the opensource ATI drivers?
[17:29] <bakarat> dsathe, i'm old school pidgin tbh :P
[17:29] <dsathe> amazing never need to look out just move mose on reply n get back to ur stuff
[17:29] <floww> have you got a guide or something immesys
[17:29] <rhin0> bert maybe you can find the sound drivers for your sound card if not you can use the windows driver for it using a facility called 'ndiswrapper'
[17:29] <Igoru2> any idea about how to configure 3g via bluetooth?
[17:29] <immesys> floww: it used to be hard, but with ubuntu now it will give you options to resize your current windows partition and install alongside it. Its pretty painless. Once you are done, you edit a file called /boot/grub/grub.conf
[17:29] <dsathe> haha i was empahty i better integrated i lov it now
[17:29] <dsathe> all protocalls i use now supported
[17:29] <bakarat> dsathe, my needs are rather simple on the social front :P
[17:30] <rhin0> sometimes the drivers for linux are available on the site for the card - manufacturer -- google the exact specification of your card to find the site
[17:30] <bakarat> dsathe, but can give it a try :)
[17:30] <wisien> is possible face recognition or fingerprint login in ubuntu?
[17:30] <immesys> floww: In that file there is a 'default' operating system that it boots if you don't hit the arrows, and there is also a timeout which you can set to 1 or 2 seconds.
[17:30] <floww> immesys,  resize partition? i wnat to install it on my 2nd harddrive
[17:30] <dsathe> wisien: yeah
[17:30] <dsathe> try the fingerprint-gui ppa
[17:30] <wisien> dsathe:how?
[17:30] <dsathe> instructs on it
[17:30] <rhin0> immesys thats grub there are grub settings I think which determine the boot OS choice menu
[17:30] <dsathe> easiest method it is
[17:31] <bakarat> wisien, ye, i got fingerprint recognition to work on an ibm laptop a few years ago, should be piece of cake by now :D
[17:31] <immesys> floww: Ok, wasn't sure if that hard drive had anything on it. Bear in mind that if you install ubuntu you will clobber the bootloader on the main drive anyway. That doesn't really matter, but some people don't like that idea
[17:31] <bakarat> wisien, can't point you in the right direction though, that laptop has been dead and buried for ages
[17:31] <ubuntu> hhhhow to set path in terminal
[17:31] <ubuntu> ?
[17:31] <Sidewinder1> floww, If you're 'gonna shrink an NTFS partition do not forget to DEFRAG it at least twice, before hand...
[17:31] <dsathe> export
[17:31] <immesys> Sidewinder1: Apparently I misunderstood him, he doesn't need to resize.
[17:31]  * rhin0 never figured out how ubuntu/linux gets away without having a 'defrag'
[17:31] <wisien> bakarat:do You know the program for it?
[17:32] <dsathe> if u have win i still reco use windows to deal with its mess
[17:32] <rhin0> seriously its better
[17:32] <Sidewinder1> OIC... Sorry
[17:32] <dsathe> better than loosing data
[17:32] <D34X> wow, it worked...
[17:32] <ubuntu> how to set path in termianl
[17:32] <bakarat> wisien, wish i did, i can't remember, i just wanted to pitch in that it definatly works and it was easy to set up about 4 years ago, so i imagine it only getting simpler
[17:32] <dsathe> ubutnu export
[17:32] <dsathe> the path
[17:32] <ubuntu> how to set path in termianl?
[17:32] <bakarat> wisien, sorry i can't be more specific :)
[17:32] <ubuntu> like boot/grub
[17:32] <dsathe> wiesen
[17:32] <rhin0> ubuntu what do you mean specifically
[17:32] <bakarat> ubuntu, "cd /my/path" ?
[17:32] <wisien> bakarat:ok
[17:32] <immesys> ubuntu: you mean the path variable? say: export PATH="my thing":$PATH
[17:32] <rhin0> paths are not the same as DOS/windows
[17:32] <dsathe> see the ppa homepage on launchpad
[17:32] <bakarat> ah hehehe
[17:32] <wisien> dsathe:yes?
[17:33] <dsathe> it is self explainantory
[17:33] <ubuntu> ya
[17:33] <bakarat> anyone on hdmi sound via opensource ati drivers?
[17:33] <ubuntu> how
[17:33] <ubuntu> ?
[17:33] <Sidewinder1> immesys, As I'm sure you're well aware, defraging is an absolute necessity prior to shrinking NTFS
[17:33] <floww> immesys,  my first drive is a ssd the 2nd one contains files and other stuffs do i have to delete them all or could i just create a partition for ubuntu
[17:33] <D34X> anyone know how to get firefox through a proxy server?  I am running Xfce.  I'm logged onto a proxy.  the farthest I can ever get is google.com
[17:33] <llutz> rhin0: just keep spreading the urban legend "linux-fs won't fragment" and you won't need any defrag-tools
[17:33] <immesys> Sidewinder1: Yeah, but he has a dedicated drive so its chilled.
[17:33] <Bert-> rhin0, I will not use ndiswrapper. Sound worked great on older versions
[17:34] <roasted> llutz, are you familiar with /etc/rc.local? I'm a little curious about something. If I set /etc/rc.local to run grsync at system reboot, BUT my CIFS share isn't mounted (which grsync uses) I wonder what it would do?
[17:34] <Sidewinder1> immesys, Kewl, that's the way I did it; on the second internal HDD.
[17:34] <immesys> floww: You don't have to delete them, as long as there is some empty space. Its a good idea to defrag it a bit in windows so that the free space is contiguous and then ubuntu will resize it.
[17:35] <immesys> roasted: actually you seem to know stuff that might help me. Does rc.local get run before the main filesystems are mounted? I need to stick some stuff in that gets run before mounts
[17:35] <xiven> I keep getting incorrect password at SSH login when I know the password is right, I had just changed it and it works using 'login' command after SSH to root.
[17:35] <robin0800> roasted, mount your share in fstab then
[17:35] <roasted> immesys, I wish I knew that answer. I only learned about /etc/rc.local minutes ago
[17:35] <llutz> roasted: make a short wrapper-script to test for presence of the cifs-share. Else it should give an error and continue booting (hence the "exit 0 " at the end)
[17:35] <immesys> roasted: aah. :-)
[17:35] <roasted> robin0800, CIFS and fstab don't play nice.
[17:35] <ubuntu>  i get this in terminal "ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ "
[17:35] <ubuntu> i hve to add boot/grub how to add this path
[17:36] <roasted> according to everything I read, at least
[17:36] <immesys> ubuntu: Type: cd /boot/grub
[17:36] <llutz> immesys: since it is /etc/rc.local it needs root-fs to be mounted when being run
[17:36] <rhin0> ubuntu that is a shell prompt it is a whole vast new world of power -- it is not for beginners
[17:36] <robin0800> roasted, they work alright for me
[17:36] <roasted> robin0800, really? can you show me your fstab?
[17:37] <immesys> llutz: I need to kludge in a btrfs scan before it tries to mount my filesystems. Trying to find the appropriate place to stick it. Otherwise it complains about not finding the filesystem.
[17:37] <roasted> hmm, seems like rc.local did... NOTHING
[17:37] <floww> immesys,  install ubuntu on 2nd hd , get on it edit grub to load windows first and load it by arrow key , whats with my chipdrivers network drivers etc
[17:37] <llutz> immesys: /etc/init.d/mountall maybe
[17:37] <Tharlinn> ok this might be silly but what is the command to open a terminal from command line in xfce?
[17:37] <immesys> floww: You shouldn't need to install drivers except for very exotic hardware if thats what you are asking
[17:37] <Galaxor> Okay, so the firefox ppa offers firefox 4.0.1.  Yet when I look in synaptic, and browse by origin, I click on the mozilla ppa source, and only firefox 3.6 is listed.  I thought this might've been because of some unsatisfiable dependency in the package.  So I checked out the downloaded Package file.  Every dependency in the Depends: line is met.  Could there be some problem in the Provides or Replaces?  Provides are gnome-www-browser, icew
[17:38] <immesys> llutz: ok, will try that. Thanks
[17:38] <robin0800> roasted, //robins-nas.mine.nu/network /media/network cifs  credentials=/root/.smbcredentials,iocharset=utf8,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777,noserverino 0 0
[17:38] <multipass> in dual monitor, my second monitors desktop dosnt have a window manager, also i cant type into any inputs.. this was ok in 10.10 but im not sure what to do (11.04)
[17:38] <codex84> i want to send out a fax using efax-gtk
[17:38] <codex84> do i need fax printer/modem to send out
[17:38] <codex84> ?
[17:38] <Galaxor> Is there something funky going on?  What if I accidentally manually installed firefox-branding at some time.  Would that mean that the firefox package wouldn't be allowed to replace it?  How do I check?
[17:38] <llutz> roasted: to start gui-stuff from rc.local, you have to set DISPLAY
[17:39] <adam61> hey, i'm trying to delete pulseaudio (i did it just yesterday before reinstalling ubuntu 11.04, so i know it can be done) and it's not letting me. i can't find anything on google. anyone have any idea what i can do?
[17:39] <Galaxor> Is there some way to debug what versions of the firefox package are available, and see why each one is accepted/rejected?
[17:39] <floww> immesys,  when im on ubuntu the internet wont work
[17:39] <xc0ffee1> hi.. where can I find Ubuntu kernel source for OMAP3 devices?
[17:39] <immesys> floww: Getting it to install ubuntu on second partition and install grub in the right place is all pretty automatic. Once you get there, you need to boot into ubuntu and fiddle with the grub config to set the default operating system and the timeout. Bear in mind that this is now grub 2 so a lot of internet instructions don't apply anymore
[17:39] <Tharlinn> ah you need to add session in front of the command; xfce4-terminal or gnome-terminal. Got it!
[17:39] <roasted> llutz, it's not gui stuff
[17:39] <roasted> llutz, it's running grsync in terminal in the background
[17:40] <floww> ok ill just go for it, but i didnt get the thing with the format
[17:40] <floww> immesys,  my files are going to be deleted if i format it
[17:40] <floww> ?
[17:40] <llutz> roasted: make sure to use full pathes in rc.local, theres only a limited environment/pathes/etc
[17:40] <immesys> floww: Ah. Ok. Well I personally have never needed to defrag, but apparently its good practice to defrag the partition
[17:41] <immesys> floww: Did I say format? My bad that is really misleading: defragment
[17:41] <immesys> floww: that was nearly
[17:41] <rhin0> floww select your files individually - drag them across to a usb stick to back them up
[17:41] <floww> rhin0,   2 much for a usb stick about 400 gb
[17:42] <rhin0> ok ... then format new dvds -- use that
[17:42] <immesys> floww: Your files won't get deleted. Its just resizing the partition. Things hardly ever go wrong
[17:42] <xiven> I need help with SSH through PuTTY please..
[17:42] <floww> yes immesys  i know whats defragmentation i could actually do it also
[17:42] <floww> after the installation
[17:42] <rhin0> floww you can use gzip to zip the files (crunch them down to a smaller size) -- that may help
[17:42] <xiven> 'incorrect password' error when the password is right.
[17:42] <bakarat> is there a way to send um..."positive" feedback (as opposed to bug reports) to ubuntu devs?
[17:42] <robin0800> immesys, famous last words
[17:43] <llutz> xiven: correct username/hostname?
[17:43] <ntat> How do I set gmail to check the mail notification applet (Gnome). I would like to receive mail, it changed the color of the envelope.
[17:43] <immesys> bakarat: log into their channel and say "You guys are amazing. ok bye now"
[17:43] <pfifo> bakarat, paypal
[17:43] <bakarat> immesys, what channel would that be?
[17:43] <bakarat> pfifo, heh, they have a donate button? didn't know that :)
[17:43] <immesys> bakarat: i think its ubuntu-devel
[17:44] <A_J> hey all I have an Issue. When I leave my comp on for extended periods. Mostly when i move the mouse or press a few keys the login window comes up, asking for password. Sometimes Though it does not just showing a black screen with the mouse pointer. Any Idea What Can Be Doing This ?
[17:45] <robin0800> A_J, the screensaver
[17:45] <xiven> The username is correct, but SSH says it's not. If I login via root first I can do a secondary login to the user, so it doesn't make sense.
[17:45] <A_J> robin0800, what should i do it ?
[17:45] <rhin0> A_J:  in preferences power settings you can set power settings/screen saver settings
[17:46] <rhin0> says how long your monitor will be left on whether it locks, asks for password
[17:46] <BedMan> xiven: is the account locked?
[17:46] <A_J> rhin0, i want it to lock, but sometimes on resume the login window doesnt come forcing me to do a manual reboot
[17:46] <rhin0> system/preferences/screensaver in that you also have power management -- it determines what your monitor does after a while
[17:47] <xiven> I have full root access, so it shouldn't be.
[17:47] <robin0800> A_J, perhaps a screensaver crashes the x server
[17:47] <rhin0> A_J: what you are saying is a power saving issue -- screen delay lockout -- disable your screen saver
[17:47] <rhin0> at least
[17:48] <BedMan> xiven: look in your log files when you try to log in to determine why it's failing - if neccessary increase the logging level in the sshd_config file to get more information from your log files
[17:48] <llutz> xiven: ssh -vvv user@host and look for errors
[17:48] <BedMan> except he's using putty
[17:49] <A_J> rhin0, ?
[17:49] <dark-sun> I get "No DNS record found" while VPN is connected with transparent proxy on squid3. access.log: http://pastebin.com/aYYXUV3h
[17:49] <Cube``> im looking for (preferably free as in speech) websites where i could just copy the style (css etc) of it and apply it to my (free as well) project. anybody got an idea?
[17:49] <llutz> using a different ssh-client for debugging seems not to be a bad idea
[17:49] <Pici> !ot | Cube``
[17:49] <A_J> rhin0,  disabling should fix it ?
[17:49] <BedMan> llutz: agreed
[17:50] <A_J> rhin0, is there any other way ?
[17:50] <dark-sun> Cube``: opera web browser has such feature i think
[17:50] <A_J> rhin0, i think it's the display Sleep Function
[17:50] <dark-sun> Cube``: you don't have to upload your css of course
[17:51] <sahip> What package do I need to install for setxkbmap and xmodmap please?
[17:51]  * dark-sun has no idea about setxkbmap
[17:51] <Cube``> dark-sun: what you mean?
[17:51] <Galaxor> Is there a comprehensive document on apt, that explains what the different apt-get update messages mean?  Because it downloads the Package file for the mozilla ppa, but it still puts Ign for that line of the apt-get update output.
[17:51] <llutz> x11-xkb-utils: /usr/bin/setxkbmap
[17:51] <Cube``> dark-sun: i mean i can obivously just rip the sign of every site on the web, but im looking at a "legal" way
[17:51] <sahip> llutz: thanks
[17:51] <floww> immesys,  am just defragmenting it ,  ill create a partition for ubuntu  its a 1000gb harddisk it has to be nfts , use wubi?
[17:51] <dark-sun> Cube``: opera web browser has a feature, that allows you to see any web page with your specified css file(s)
[17:52] <rhin0> a_j your screen asking for password you need to go to system preferences screensaver - disable screensaver then click on 'power management' and look at sleep settings / your monitor computer will go to sleep after a certain time
[17:52] <Donnie_Darko21> can anyone tell me what the problem with the power menagment it dont show the real battery status
[17:52] <Donnie_Darko21> just when its plug on
[17:52] <Pici> Cube``: That has nothing to do with Ubuntu.  And since #ubuntu is for Ubuntu support only, you'd be bettter off asking in a differnt channel, such as #ubuntu-offtopic or perhaps ##web
[17:52] <dark-sun> I get "No DNS record found" while VPN is connected with transparent proxy on squid3. access.log: http://pastebin.com/aYYXUV3h
[17:52] <Cube``> dark-sun: aah, nice
[17:52] <Cube``> Pici: kk
[17:52] <immesys> floww: I have never used wubi before, so no comment. The live CD works really well though. Anyway good luck I g2g. Let me quickly look up those fields in grub for you before i go
[17:53] <burg> hello. i get this error: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/38/screenshothpmq.png/ that doesn`t allow me to install anything new or make any updates. how can i fix that?
[17:53] <A_J> rhin0, i know this, so your telling me disabling Screensaver will stop  "perhaps a screensaver crashes the x server"
[17:53] <Snicers-Work2> If I run aptitude upgrade, will it have to restart my server?
[17:53] <dark-sun> i've post my question on "squid" no answer so far, any  other responsive channel?
[17:54] <rhin0> sounds like something different a_j i am only trying to help in amateur in terms of gui desktop fashion i think you just lost me
[17:54] <Donnie_Darko21> anyone know what to do to make battery visible and showing real status of battery estimated
[17:54] <D34X> dark-sun - what was ur Q?
[17:54] <princej88> @burg i had this problem earlier and i  found a liink online that had a solution. let me ksee if i can find it again
[17:54] <bakarat> there is something ... off ... bout the default font that is set, "ubuntu bold" looks like it should but "ubuntu" (regular i mean) seems a bit sketchy, any ideas?
[17:54] <dark-sun> D34X: I get "No DNS record found" while VPN is connected with transparent proxy on squid3. access.log: http://pastebin.com/aYYXUV3h
[17:54] <A_J> rhin0,  screensaver disabled for now, lemme ask someone else too.. Thank You for your help
[17:55] <rhin0> a_j standard ubuntu works fine with most setups -- if you are encountering problems you are running different hardware or trying to do something too extreme
[17:55] <nancho> Hi everybdy. what is the correct order to choose to create an extended partition with linux inside it (swap+/home + /) ?
[17:55] <burg> princej88, thanks
[17:55] <shisoka_> hello, someone knows how to retrieve an IRC nick password ?
[17:55] <blackmoon> my bluetooth device is recognized only if I reboot from windows 7. i'm under natty. can yuo help me?
[17:55] <xiven> I'm using PuTTY for SSH and it didn't recognize those arguments.
[17:56] <llutz> !register | shisoka_
[17:56] <dark-sun> shisoka_: google : freenode.net
[17:56] <princej88> burg, try this: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-manager/+question/156421
[17:56] <aiminickwong> nick?
[17:56] <ironhalik> quick question
[17:56] <A_J> rhin0, all standard stuff, and umm doing nothing extreme
[17:56] <ironhalik> is there any way to make empathy blink on new msg?
[17:56] <gambacherkalbens> hi everyone - have trouble getting into the internet with you-server 10.04
[17:56] <ironhalik> blink with LEDs that is
[17:56] <nancho> the partition order now is: Win7 (primary), data partition (extended) and inside wanna make a /, a swap and a /home)
[17:57] <rhin0> a_j then its just a user fault then
[17:57] <Donnie_Darko21> blackmoon sudo killall bluetoothd then sudo bluetoothd
[17:57] <dsathe> killall -9
[17:57] <aiminickwong> wow  ,deep night here now , aways so many people online1
[17:57] <dsathe> is better
[17:57] <ThRixXx> !sound\
[17:57] <ThRixXx> !sound
[17:57] <A_J> rhin0, i find it painful to reboot, cause if I'm downloading something i loose progress.. thats why was asking
[17:57] <CustomHits> hello wondering if anyone can help with why I keep running out of disk space. I deleted 15gb of files from my computer and upon restart I am at 646 mb . Anyone have a clue of whats going on
[17:58] <robin0800> nancho, you can have up to four primary partitions
[17:58] <dsathe> wat is it A_J
[17:58] <aiminickwong> and and here  different peploe and from different contry?
[17:58] <dsathe> ?
[17:58] <rhin0> a_j its only software software doesn't talk relate it only works in pre defined designed ways you just have to explore how it operates or find something different - more possible with linuxi sooner or later you will hit on a solution - windows is no different but far more limited
[17:58] <A_J> dsathe, hey all I have an Issue. When I leave my comp on for extended periods. Mostly when i move the mouse or press a few keys the login window comes up, asking for password. Sometimes Though it does not just showing a black screen with the mouse pointer. Any Idea What Can Be Doing This ?
[17:59] <immesys> flow: Here is a guide to find the lines you need to change in grub.cfg : http://paste.ubuntu.com/609085/
[17:59] <blackmoon> Donnie_Dark: Doesn't work
[17:59] <immesys> flow: Cheers. Good luck!
[17:59] <CustomHits> hello wondering if anyone can help with why I keep running out of disk space. I deleted 15gb of files from my computer and upon restart I am at 646 mb . Anyone have a clue of whats going on
[17:59] <blackmoon> Donnie_Darko21: Doesn't work :-(
[18:00] <temp_> Hey does anybody here use zathura?
[18:00] <robin0800> immesys, you should not edit grub.cfg
[18:00] <dsathe> A_J: is it goin to sleep ?
[18:00] <CustomHits> This seems to be a real problem
[18:00] <immesys> robin0800: Yeah... I know... but I haven't spent the time finding where its generated from :-S
[18:00] <ddddddd> is there a way to list in terminal all packages containing say *wine* ?
[18:00] <CustomHits> hello wondering if anyone can help with why I keep running out of disk space. I deleted 15gb of files from my computer and upon restart I am at 646 mb . Anyone have a clue of whats going on
[18:00] <A_J> yes dsathe but sometimes a black screen comes with a pointer only when i try to wake it.. no login window
[18:00] <immesys> robin0800: I just redo my changes every time I update it...
[18:00] <ddddddd> CustomHits: try empty your trash
[18:01] <CustomHits> its emty
[18:01] <immesys> ddddddd: apt-cache search *wine*
[18:01] <ddddddd> immesys: ty
[18:01] <llutz> ddddddd: use apt-file
[18:01] <c0mrade316> How to enable 3d desktop rotating cube ?
[18:01] <dsathe> A_J: that is wierd
[18:02] <CustomHits> ddddddd any other genius ideas
[18:02] <Galaxor> I'm trying to understand the meaning of "Ign" in the apt-get update output.  All I can find on google is forum posts where people make uncited assertions about the meanings of them.  From what I can gather:  A popular misconception is that "Ign" means that nothing has changed since the last time the package list was updated.  However, this condition is actually signalled by "Hit".  I'm still not entirely sure what "Ign" means.  Someone sa
[18:02] <CustomHits> hello wondering if anyone can help with why I keep running out of disk space. I deleted 15gb of files from my computer and upon restart I am at 646 mb . Anyone have a clue of whats going on
[18:02] <CustomHits> God this sucks
[18:02] <c0mrade316> How to enable 3d desktop rotating cube ?
[18:03] <Galaxor> And why is there no authoritative, comprehensive document on apt that can explain this?  All the apt documentation I can find is like a "How to use apt", not "how apt works".
[18:03] <robin0800> immesys, etc/default/grub and etc/grub.d
[18:03] <temp_> Is this the proper way to search for a file? find / -name (what your looking for)
[18:03] <Galaxor> CustomHits: ls -lh /var/log and see if there's anything super big there?
[18:03] <kamran1> c0mrade316 are u talking about the rubric ?
[18:03] <A_J> dsathe, any clue what now ?
[18:04] <varunvyas> Hi All
[18:04] <xiven> Ok.  It shouldn't take days to setup an ssh user.
[18:04] <varunvyas> I want to convert flv to mp4. when I did it using ffmpeg
[18:04] <Galaxor> kamran1, c0mrade316: I think he's talking about the compiz desktop cube.
[18:04] <varunvyas> it's giving error in output file
[18:04] <thechampion46> ihhihi
[18:04] <c0mrade316> Galaxor: Yep
[18:05] <ThRixXx> !sound distorted
[18:05] <nit-wit> varunvyas, have you tried handbrake
[18:05] <ddddddd> CustomHits: not for people who give smart answers, no
[18:05] <ThRixXx> Need help: My sound is distorted heavely