[09:28] <Dr_Willis> sounds like the router is not set up  right
[09:28] <^cheeky> yeah
[09:28] <bazhang> johnny_, ??
[09:28] <user101> Is there any way given any package I can build it statically which will statically include things like libc.so and so on?
[09:28] <firecrotch> ^cheeky: some routers will do that from inside the network
[09:28] <johnny_> just jokin, yes sir?
[09:28] <bazhang> this is a support channel johnny_ ; did you have a support question?
[09:29] <johnny_> i'm thinkin'
[09:29] <^cheeky> firecrotch, so how would i connect to it ?, as it should i just put in my external ip into my browser?
[09:29] <bazhang> johnny_, chit chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[09:29] <johnny_> oki dokie
[09:29] <firecrotch> ^cheeky: I just use the internal IP of the server when trying to connect to it from inside my network
[09:30] <Adross> Dr_Willis, opening `/dev/sdb': No medium found
[09:30] <Dr_Willis> Adross:  that sounds like the usb flash drive is really really goofed.
[09:30] <^cheeky> firecrotch, yeah i did that it works fine (internal ip) that is, but if put my external ip its just opens my router :S
[09:30] <Dr_Willis> Adross:  you still got the receipt? :)
[09:31] <firecrotch> ^cheeky: that's what my router does too - it works properly when connection from outside the network to my external IP though
[09:31] <Adross> Dr_Willis, I can get a refund
[09:31] <Adross> damn
[09:31] <Dr_Willis> Adross:   try on some other machines /port till its seen... but i wouldent trust it...
[09:32] <Adross> Dr_Willis, it's been working fine for weeks
[09:32] <Adross> without any incident
[09:32] <Adross> just this morning in fact
[09:32] <firecrotch> ^cheeky: it looks to me like it works fine from outside of your network :)
[09:32] <jezi22> guys what is the difference of aptitude to apt-get?
[09:32] <^cheeky> firecrotch, yeah coz my mate, seems to able to connect to it, i mean .. so i take it my server now it not protected by my firewall ?
[09:33] <^cheeky> firecrotch, what you connected to :S
[09:33] <firecrotch> ^cheeky: http://<IP_ADDRESS>/   :)
[09:33] <^cheeky> firecrotch, umm can i pm you for a min pls if you dont mind
[09:34] <firecrotch> ^cheeky: sure
[09:34] <Dr_Willis> http://<IP_ADDRESS>/  works here.. Look at all that porn!
[09:34] <^cheeky> what
[09:34] <^cheeky> :S
[09:34] <Dr_Willis> oh wait.. thats http://<IP_ADDRESS>
[09:34] <Dr_Willis> :P
[09:35] <ectospasm> Dr_Willis: <IP_ADDRESS> works too!
[09:37] <spO> i have ubuntu desktop edition, but when i plug in my hard drives it does not automount them.... but it does automount flashdrives
[09:39] <gogeta> iceroot: stop braking you pc aruldy :)
[09:39] <iceroot> gogeta: what?
[09:40] <spO> so no one has ever had a problem with usb automounting?
[09:40] <spO> with hal?
[09:40] <Dr_Willis> spO:  not really
[09:40] <Dr_Willis> plug in the gizmo, chedk 'dmesg' output
[09:41] <oldude67> i dont even know a hal.:(
[09:41] <Dr_Willis> IF the disks are ntfs filesystems. that were uncleanly unmounted by windows.. then it may refuse to mount them.
[09:41] <Dr_Willis> 'hal - he opens the pod bay doors right?'
[09:42] <jamiewan> yes dave
[09:42] <spO> and ther eis no way to clean them if they are unclean
[09:42] <spO> and by unclean you also mean that they could have been uncleanly unmounted by ubuntu, right?
[09:43] <Dr_Willis> hmmm.. gnome-do can tile and cascade windows... thats a feature that gnomehas needed for a while
[09:44] <oldude67> i need to get me a usb hard drive and a wireless card, so i can join in all this fun..:D
[09:44] <sercik> hello
[09:44] <sercik> after installing restrictged drivers X doesn't start anymore
[09:44] <sercik> how can i revert ?
[09:44] <spO> dr, if you just disconnect or turn off a power of a usb drive, then it is not unclean so that ubuntu won't mount it anymore, will it?
[09:44] <huwenfeng> any one using Intel 4500 video card with Ubuntu 8.04 LTS?
[09:45] <Total_Oblivion> hello:) how can i activate and use the windiws burn effect @ ubuntu?
[09:46] <Dr_Willis> spO:   so this is a NTFS filesytem drive? or linux filesystem?
[09:46] <firecrotch> spO: If you just cut the power to a USB drive without unmounting it, its pretty much a crapshoot as to what state it will be in
[09:46] <spO> it is ntfs
[09:47] <sercik> you can force mount
[09:47] <sercik> see ntfs-3g man page
[09:47] <spO> can linux clean ntfs drives?
[09:47] <firecrotch> spO: In that case, its probably more likely that there'll be a problem than if it was ext3, for example
[09:47] <Golden_Eagle> народ
[09:47] <Golden_Eagle> хелп
[09:47] <FloodBot3> Golden_Eagle: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:47] <Dr_Willis> spO:  then plug it into a windows sstem.. let windows scan/check it..  properly unmount and then try to accessit from linux
[09:47] <sercik> how can i read -x log errors?
[09:47] <jamiewan> Total_Oblivion: do you mean paint fire on screen?
[09:47] <cast> richardcavell: make install only needs root if you don't have permissions to write wherever it's installing
[09:48] <Golden_Eagle> у меня ubuntu на virtual box. как получить доступ к файла windows из под него?
[09:48] <kiaas_> Yesterday, the buttons on my keyboard actually controlled the sound. now they bring up the thing, but it doesn't display as having any volume there, and doesn't change when I press the buttons.(neither does the sound)
[09:48] <sercik> that stupid compiz effect when uoi close windows
[09:48] <cast> richardcavell: i suggest using stow so things don't become a unmaintainable mess if you're make installing things
[09:51] <kiaas_> when I click "volume control" I get "No volume control GStreamer plugins and/or devices found" it worked a while ago. That and the buttons on my keyboard are now broken, and Virtual box is giving me a new error about the audio being unresponsive. My uptime is 10 days, I don't want to restart, but I'm wondering if that would fix it? :(
[09:52] <psi-jack> kiaas_: Most likely, pulseaudio went fubar.
[09:53] <mralexandro> is there a log saved form the irssi channels or conversations?
[09:53] <psi-jack> mralexandro: Not generally by default no.
[09:53] <mralexandro> psi-jack: could you help me set it up?
[09:53] <richardcavell> cast: I don't have it installed
[09:54] <kiaas_> psi-jack, is there a simple way to restart pulseaudio?
[09:54] <cast> richardcavell: no, you wouldn't.
[09:55] <oldude67> kiaas_, is it like alsa and just pulseaudio restart?
[09:55] <kiaas_> oldude67, I'll try that.
[09:56] <ShawnC> Hi, I am having problems on ubuntu, I am using ubuntu 8.04 and my audio randomly stops working/randomly my mouse freezes/randomly I can't click the shutdown button at the top right so I have to hard shutdown. Anyone know how I can fix this?
[09:56] <abhifx> can someone help me with unetbootin
[09:56] <psi-jack> oldude67: No, it's not.
[09:56] <psi-jack> oldude67: pulseaudio last I checked in Ubuntu, which has been a while, mind you, runs at login by the user logging in.
[09:57] <oldude67> psi-jack, dont know uninstalled it, doesnt like my intel sound card.
[09:57] <kiaas_> pulseaudio restart gives lots of errors :/
[09:57] <psi-jack> kiaas_: Now, let me get this straight. You mentioned VirtualBox. Is Ubuntu running in the virtualbox, or is something else?
[09:57] <psi-jack> oldude67: I always remove pulseaudio right off.
[09:57] <psi-jack> oldude67: I have a GOOD sound card that doesn't need a software mixer.
[09:57] <kiaas_> psi-jack, Ubuntu is running on hardware. Vbox is on ubuntu, running win7.
[09:57] <richardcavell> psi-jack: if you do that do you still get sound?
[09:57] <psi-jack> richardcavell: Of course I do!
[09:57] <oldude67> richardcavell, yes
[09:58] <psi-jack> PulseAudio to me is HORRIBLE.
[09:58] <oldude67> alsa still works
[09:58] <richardcavell> Well, I'm running Karmic, and every time they update PulseAudio it breaks more and more
[09:58] <psi-jack> ALSA is the actual sound system Linux uses, PulseAudio is NOT the audio system drivers.
[09:58] <xlq> OSS is another sound system Linux uses
[09:58] <psi-jack> OSS is deprecated.
[09:58] <xlq> Not any more.
[09:58] <psi-jack> It won't be in the kernel too much longer.
[09:58] <psi-jack> xlq: Linus already decided it's going bye bye.
[09:58] <gogeta> richardcavell: pulse is just a alisa overlay thats saupposed to make it better but it can be removed
[09:59] <cast> xlq: not anymore you say?
[09:59] <ShawnC> Hi, I am having problems on ubuntu, I am using ubuntu 8.04 and my audio randomly stops working/randomly my mouse freezes/randomly I can't click the shutdown button at the top right so I have to hard shutdown. Anyone know how I can fix this?
[09:59] <richardcavell> gogeta: so if I uninstalled pulse I'd still have sound?
[09:59] <xlq> cast: apparently
[09:59] <gogeta> richardcavell: should
[09:59] <mralexandro> goodnight everybody
[09:59] <psi-jack> xlq: OSS is still deprecated in the linux kernel.
[09:59] <mralexandro> exit
[09:59] <xlq> I installed PulseAudio at my first opportunity.
[09:59] <xlq> psi-jack: oh, in the *kernel*...
[10:00] <psi-jack> xlq: Yeah, IN THE KERNEL. ALSA provides OSS compatability.
[10:00] <ShawnC> Hi, I am having problems on ubuntu, I am using ubuntu 8.04 and my audio randomly stops working/randomly my mouse freezes/randomly I can't click the shutdown button at the top right so I have to hard shutdown. Anyone know how I can fix this? the only way I can solve this is by hard shutdown then turning back on the comp and it's fixed for a few hours :(
[10:00] <papul> hi
[10:00] <xlq> psi-jack: is your nick named after the sound server?
[10:00] <psi-jack> xlq: No
[10:00] <mrgenericuser> ShawnC have you run memtest on your machine to make sure you don't have bad ram??
[10:01] <ShawnC> 1.5 gb
[10:01] <ShawnC> of ram
[10:01] <oldude67> ShawnC, what video card are you running as well?
[10:01] <ShawnC> umm
[10:01] <Anarhist> hello i have a machine i just successfully installed ubuntu on, but it has no internets, i have tried to use apt-zip, but before using that i would need to run 'apt-get update' which i can't because it is offline
[10:01] <ShawnC> How will I figure out the video card
[10:01] <ShawnC> ?
[10:01] <kiaas_> ShawnC, um, that means nothing to memtest.  Ubuntu didn't install grub on the right location.
[10:02] <oldude67> ShawnC, try memtest and check the hard drive.
[10:02] <kiaas_> ShawnC, my computer did that a lot with my wireless card enabled.
[10:02] <abhifx> can someone help me with unetbootin?
[10:02] <abhifx> plz
[10:02] <ShawnC> BRB, lemme reboot
[10:02] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:  in what way?
[10:02] <ShawnC> so I can run terminal...
[10:02] <abhifx> instaling linux with it
[10:03] <abhifx> i have already booted in a live mode.
[10:04] <abhifx> but cabt install from the live session
[10:04] <psi-jack> Oy.. That's another factor of Ubuntu I don't like, it doesn't like using the proper methods of putting Grub on a bootable partition, instead of on the MBR where it doesn't ever need to be.
[10:05] <Dr_Willis> psi-jack:  thats debateable i guess.. but then again. i dont recall any dissrtos doing it other ways.
[10:05] <Dr_Willis> i guess some do ask. :)
[10:05] <abhifx> plz help me install ubuntu from unetbootin
[10:05] <mrgenericuser> does anyone else run multiple monitors with separate x screens?
[10:06] <Dr_Willis> mrgenericuser:  i have befor.. but i dont see the need for seperate X screens
[10:06] <spO> dmesg doesn't even list my ntfs usb drives
[10:06] <KB1JWQ> spO: Obviously.
[10:06] <abhifx> is there a way to install ubuntu without a cd
[10:06] <Dr_Willis> spO:  it will show info  as you plugin/remove the devices
[10:06] <KB1JWQ> dmesg is the kernel log; if you're using NTFS-3g, it's using FUSE.
[10:07] <KB1JWQ> The U in FUSE stands for Userspace/Userland
[10:07] <KB1JWQ> :)
[10:07] <Dr_Willis> plug in.. wait a few sec...  check dmesg...
[10:07] <mrgenericuser> running nvidia card, combined x (twinview) fullscreen games try to use the full width of the x desktop and game is split between screens, looks bad.
[10:07] <spO> maybe i need to install fuse packages then
[10:07] <Dr_Willis> mrgenericuser:    You could just disable one screeen  launch game.. then restore it..
[10:07] <KB1JWQ> spO: It should already handle that for you automatically.
[10:07] <spO> is there a file system that is supported by windows and linux?
[10:07] <mrgenericuser> and my secondary screen is left of my primary
[10:07] <Dr_Willis> mrgenericuser:  most games ive tried dont have that issue.. only some of the older/badly programmed ones.
[10:08] <abhifx> ahem... can anybody help me in installing ubuntu without burning it
[10:08] <richardcavell> sp0: yes
[10:08] <mrgenericuser> openarena and wesnoth
[10:08] <mrgenericuser> dont run wine for windows games, just dont run windows games anymore
[10:08] <KB1JWQ> abhifx: How do you propose to install it?
[10:08] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:  download unetbootin, run it.. point it to the ubuntu.iso and your flash drive.. let it copy files over... boot flash drive.
[10:08] <xlq> sp0: ntfs, vfat, and ext2/ext3 with a third-party driver for Windows
[10:08] <Dr_Willis> Hm wesnoth fullscrerned fine for me the other day.. let me try again
[10:09] <zetheroo> well this is big .. what a letdown ... Ubuntu loosing its edge with hardware support ... it used to be tops in that respect ...
[10:09] <xlq> zetheroo: what's failed you now?
[10:09] <zetheroo> my wifi
[10:09] <zetheroo> Atheros
[10:09] <mrgenericuser> the only problem i have with separate x screens, is that i cant force apps launced on the second screen to open on that screen......
[10:09] <abhifx>  kb1jwq : i ws trying with unetbootin
[10:09] <abhifx> Dr_willis: i hv already done that
[10:09] <abhifx> but i wont let me install it on a dedicated partition
[10:09] <sambo> I updated ubuntu hardy  now my installation is broken, the wireless is not detected, the nvidia card is not detected, etc.. please help me
[10:09] <kronix> Everyone, I want to ask a favour from you all.
[10:09] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: OpenSUSE allows you to choose easily, and defaults to using the boot partition.
[10:09] <rittyan> Hi all. I installed ubuntu netbook remix, made switch to a normal gnome desktop (there is such a thing in preferences) and now gnome-panel and metacity don't start up. How do I cure that?
[10:10] <kronix> blognewb was recently diagnosed with AIDS. He's gone around telling a lot of people on IRC, which suggests he's going through some kind of breakdown. If you could please reassure him that AIDS isn't always terminal (AIDS patients live on for 20+ years in some cases), it'd be a big help. Thanks.
[10:10] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:  huh?  You use unetbootin.. make the flash drive..  then you REBOOTED from the flash drive?
[10:10] <zetheroo> xlq: seems like a lot of people are having issues with Atheros wifi chipsets in Ubuntu Intrepid and Jaunty
[10:10] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:   i use unetbootin/flash drives to install to all my machines
[10:10] <icarus-c> is there fglrx driver for 9.04 ?
[10:11] <abhifx> i dont have such big flash drive
[10:11] <zetheroo> xlq: its a real big letdown for people who are actually trying to use Ubuntu as a solid and reliable replacement of Windowz
[10:11] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:  1 or 2 gb is plenty
[10:11] <KB1JWQ> !kickstart
[10:11] <KB1JWQ> abhifx: Could try that.
[10:11] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:  so what are you trying to do with unetbootin then? install to hard drive with it?
[10:11] <KB1JWQ> Er...
[10:11] <TheNano> zetheroo: have you tested backport drivers , it is a kernel issue not ubuntu actually
[10:11] <KB1JWQ> !pxe
[10:12] <KB1JWQ> abhifx: Google for PXE boot.
[10:12] <zetheroo> next time there is a new Ubuntu release they should post warnings regarding changes made that destroy hardware support
[10:12] <zetheroo> TheNano: made it even worse
[10:12] <abhifx> Dr_willis : i have instaklled it on a hard drive and booted the live session. but it wont let me install it
[10:12] <sapfeer> Hello there
[10:12] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:  because the disk is in use im guessing....
[10:12] <TheNano> zetheroo: what about madwifi ?
[10:12] <abhifx> Kb1jwq : thnk will look for it
[10:13] <lifeofguenter> why is there no xorg.conf anymore in ubuntu karmic?
[10:13] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:  i inly use it to make bootable usb drives.
[10:13] <spO> does windows have good ext3 support?  better than ubuntu's ntfs support.... ie, can you do things like clean ext3 files systems in windows?
[10:13] <abhifx> dr_willis : yes thats the problem
[10:13] <zetheroo> TheNano: that is what backports does ... it installs madwifi in the place of ath5k
[10:13] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:  and since you got nothing else to boot. you cant use gparted from a live cd/whatever to resize...
[10:13] <TheNano> zetheroo: backport installs latest untested version of ath5k
[10:13]  * Dr_Willis has seen 2gb flash drives for $5
[10:13] <abhifx> Dr_willis : is there some other way besides unetbootin
[10:13] <zetheroo> TheNano: and madwifi since Intrepid seems to have spilt its guts all over the place
[10:13] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:  with no flash drive.. you get limited..
[10:14] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:  someone mentioned a pxe boot...
[10:14] <zetheroo> TheNano: whats the command you are proposing?
[10:14] <firecrotch> spO: There's some ext3 driver for windows, but I could never get it to work
[10:14] <TheNano> you can compile ath5k by youself, as well, installing madwifi is not as easy as just installing backport, I can check it
[10:14] <abhifx> dr_willis : i even tries wubi
[10:14] <^sQl^KinG^> wew
[10:15] <zetheroo> TheNano: I did sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-jaunty
[10:15] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:  id run ubuntu in virtualbox befor i  would use wubi
[10:15] <zetheroo> TheNano: and that completely screwed things up
[10:15] <erika1984> hi all
[10:15] <xlq> abhifx: what are you trying to install it on?
[10:16] <abhifx> Dr_willis : i want to explain it more
[10:16] <abhifx> xlq : let me explain
[10:16] <abhifx> i am running jaunty
[10:16] <erika1984> quick question why does system monitor say abrowse issleeping
[10:16] <zetheroo> TheNano: I also tried installing the madwifi drivers and did not get passed "make" due to errors .... and I have compiled madwifi without a hitch many other times ...
[10:16] <abhifx> i have downloded ultimate edition
[10:16] <Anarhist> hi can somebody please help me with installing packages on the offline machine?
[10:16] <erika1984> im on abrowse now
[10:16] <abhifx> i want to install ultimate edition
[10:17] <abhifx> i have both win vista and jaunty
[10:17] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:  all ultimate edition is - is a bunch of preinstalled packages. basically.. not worth messing with.
[10:17] <majnoon> ok how can i reset gnome i can't run gnome anymore :(
[10:17] <Dr_Willis> stick with normal Jaunty.
[10:17] <erika1984> is that a bug with abrowse aka firefox 3.5
[10:18] <Dr_Willis> majnoon:  gnome settings are saved in .gnome* and .gconf*    you could move those dirs and try  logging in again
[10:18] <abhifx> dr_willis : i downloaed ultimate because i keep on messing with my linux box. i cant always download stuff for jaunty
[10:18] <majnoon> tried that Dr_Willis
[10:18] <zetheroo> so if the kernel is the reason for the issue with Atheros chipsets ... is there a way to get an even newer kernel?
[10:18] <TheNano> zetheroo: you do have to blacklist ath5k , take a look here , but there should be better guides , I can't find right away https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Atheros
[10:19] <abhifx> xlq : i want to install it on a dedicated partition
[10:19] <Dr_Willis> !install
[10:20] <iofafo> hey guys, I'm in run-level 2... and in 6 I don't have /sbin/init ... how might one go abouts fixing this problem?
[10:20] <Dr_Willis> iofafo:  ubuntu dosent really use runlevels - from what i recall.
[10:20] <zetheroo> TheNano: yeah ... that's for Intrepid ...
[10:20] <Dr_Willis> 2 is the default runlevel.
[10:20] <abhifx> ubottu : thanks, will check it
[10:21] <TheNano> it will apply
[10:21] <TheNano> zetheroo: it will apply as I can see
[10:21] <abhifx> dr_willis : yes ubuntus installer is different. i ws able to install linux few years back this way
[10:21] <kiaas_> run level 6 is restart every time I've tried it o.o
[10:22] <zetheroo> TheNano: and what exactly is this? Is this a single How-To ? ... or two on the same page?
[10:22] <Dr_Willis> i gotta find some good upstart docs some day..
[10:22] <icarus-c> how to query installed package using command?
[10:23] <xlq> icarus-c: could you be a bit more specific?
[10:23] <icarus-c> something like rpm -q?
[10:23] <Dr_Willis> icarus-c:  err.. ubuntu uses apt
[10:23] <Dr_Willis> !apt | icarus-c
[10:23] <icarus-c> i konw
[10:23] <icarus-c> but is there equivalent
[10:24] <Dr_Willis> so check the apt-get docs/guides :)
[10:24] <Dr_Willis> theres also 'apt-file' thats handy
[10:24] <Dr_Willis> !info apt-file
[10:24] <psi-jack> icarus-c: Well, you see.. rpm uses a system-wide package database for dependancy resolution, and since there's no rpm database on Ubuntu because it uses apt and debian packages, no. there's no real alternative.
[10:24] <TheNano> zetheroo: it's atrobel shooting guide that checks 3 different way of make it work , there is many more howtos you should check out, my athreos on Aspire one works just fine wit ath5k
[10:25] <icarus-c> Dr_Willis: i don't get anything interested from  man apt-get apt-cache
[10:25] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: Hmm? apt-file? How's that different from using dpkg?
[10:25] <Dr_Willis> psi-jack:  it uses some sort of cache/database.
[10:25] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: Ohh, so faster, perchance?
[10:25] <Dr_Willis> yes - i think its what the bot uses
[10:25] <Dr_Willis> !find apt-file
[10:25] <psi-jack> Aha! Cool. I'll look into that.
[10:25] <Dr_Willis> !find smb.conf
[10:26] <zetheroo> TheNano: ok .. well thanks .. I just need something that is current ... I cannot afford to loose any more of my sanity :) I have already tried too many How-To's which were not current ...
[10:26] <kavurt> icarus-c, do you want to see if package installed or not?
[10:26] <xlq> icarus-c: what are you trying to find out?
[10:26] <icarus-c> So how would you guys check if a specific package is installed or what is included in a package?
[10:26] <icarus-c> kavurt: yes
[10:26] <xlq> icarus-c: "dpkg -s package", or "apt-cache show package"
[10:26] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: Wait, curious. Does apt-file search a centralized database, or the local system? dpkg only does the local system.
[10:27] <kavurt> aptitude search package
[10:27] <kavurt> if it has an i in front, it is installed
[10:27] <Dr_Willis> psi-jack:  not sure..
[10:27] <psi-jack> heh, another thing I don't like about Ubuntu's graphical installer.
[10:28] <psi-jack> You can't setup your network manually if you have a DHCP server running. it just doesn't give you the fricken option. :/
[10:28] <Dr_Willis> psi-jack:  its user friendly.. :P
[10:28] <xlq> lol
[10:28] <psi-jack> Too much so. :p
[10:28] <icarus-c> ubuntu should have an "expert mode" :D
[10:29] <psi-jack> Even Windows' installer is user friendly, and they ask network configuration.
[10:29] <icarus-c> or just NetworkManager is too clever
[10:29] <euzao> hey
[10:29] <euzao> is there an application that makes possible you to record which books you read?
[10:30] <KB1JWQ> icarus-c: "Expert Mode" is called Debian. :-D
[10:30] <Dr_Willis> record?   gedit perhaps/ :)
[10:30] <abhifx> can lvpm be used for installing ubuntu
[10:30] <psi-jack> Oh great!
[10:31] <psi-jack> Ubuntu died a horrible horrible death to BusyBox trying to boot.
[10:31] <Dr_Willis> psi-jack:   you are just an unfriendly user! :)
[10:31] <Dr_Willis> it heard you bad mouthing it!
[10:31] <euzao> Dr_Willis, but I was seeking for something organized, see?
[10:31] <euzao> Dr_Willis, I'm a Law student and I want to record all books I've took for reading
[10:31] <Dr_Willis> euzao:  how do you really want to 'organize' this list of books?
[10:31] <Dr_Willis> !find library
[10:32] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: Well, actually, it says /dev/mapper/sys-root doesn't exist.
[10:32] <euzao> !guile-library
[10:32] <Dr_Willis> psi-jack:  hmm. thas somthingto do with lvm/raid? stuff?
[10:32] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: LVM, yes.
[10:32] <Dr_Willis> euzao:  there are some sort of book data base apps out.
[10:32] <Dr_Willis> some are for comic books. :P
[10:33] <luomo> hey
[10:33] <luomo>  my laptop is not working in ubuntu means internet connection is not working.
[10:33] <iceroot> !details | luomo
[10:33] <luomo> ok
[10:33] <ribot> luomo: did you try to disconnect and reconnect
[10:33] <luomo> yes
[10:33] <luomo> many times
[10:34] <luomo> using latest release
[10:34] <luomo> of ubuntu
[10:34] <xlq> !enter | luomo
[10:34] <iofafo> when I run showmount -e I get portmap getport: RPC: Succes
[10:34] <iofafo> why is this?
[10:34] <euzao> Dr_Willis, like which?
[10:34] <euzao> Dr_Willis, I'm a Law student, sometimes I get in hands XVIII century books, so I want to know it
[10:35] <Dr_Willis> euzao:  fire up the package manager and search - i dont use any.
[10:35] <Dr_Willis> ive just seen some in there
[10:35] <euzao> Synaptic is a hand in the weel
[10:36] <psi-jack> Blah.
[10:36] <zetheroo> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1134165&page=2
[10:37] <psi-jack> Okay, BusyBox, annoys me.
[10:37] <Guest70300> helo
[10:37] <Guest70300>  el
[10:37] <Guest70300> o
[10:37] <psi-jack> Okay, so I made LVM2 striped / and /home, and grub boots up initially, but fails when it comes to loading up lvm to be able to mount /
[10:37] <luomo> having a COMPAQ laptop but neither my wireless cards is recognised in UBUNTU nor my ethernet cable. So cant connect to internet. But in release 7.10 wired connection is working but dsl setting is not working then so i used latest release but this is also not working. Completely confused. Moreover in my friends DELL laptop it is working
[10:38] <Guest70300> !register
[10:38] <euzao> Dr_Willis, Alexandria
[10:38] <TheNano> zetheroo: rememnber that you should check some stuff by urself as well like, the latest version of madwifi and so on , make a little research befor doing as an howto says
[10:39] <luomo> could someone help me?
[10:39] <zetheroo> TheNano: research is easy enough when there are not dozens of people purporting to all have "the fix" ...
[10:40] <mrgenericuser> luomo: fresh install or Upgade to 9.04?  and has it never connected with latest ver?
[10:40] <Anarhist> is there any way to redownload the installed packages into cache after using 'apt-get clean'
[10:41] <luomo> no i have live DVD and checking connection before installing
[10:41] <xlq> Anarhist: --download-only
[10:41] <zetheroo> TheNano: the thing is that it all boils down to either finding something that works for you exact hardware by testing and trying out all kinds of "fixes" ... or finding someone with the exact same hardware and the same distro release who had already had and fixed the issue .... neither option is easy
[10:42] <mrgenericuser> do you have a useb wireless or wired nic available?
[10:42] <Anarhist> xlq, but how do i get it to download packages already installed?
[10:42] <Dr_Willis> why would you want to?
[10:42] <Ademan> anyone know of a way to make X11 clients resilient to X.org crashes?
[10:42] <luomo> no i don't have usb wireless or wired nic installed inside
[10:43] <Anarhist> Dr_Willis, is that a question for me?
[10:43] <xlq> Anarhist: don't know then
[10:43] <Ademan> i remember seeing something on reddit a while back, but I don't remember what it was or how it functioned, but apparently it worked
[10:43] <Dr_Willis> Anarhist:  yes.
[10:43] <psi-jack> Oh! Cute!
[10:43]  * psi-jack grunts.
[10:43] <Dr_Willis> Ademan:  that would be aneat trick... thats like keeping a house standing after the foundation washes away
[10:43] <Anarhist> Dr_Willis, so that i can use APTonCD
[10:44] <Dr_Willis> Anarhist:  i thought aptoncd redownloaded them if it needed
[10:44] <psi-jack> I see no reason why Ubuntu can't find the / partition, unless it's plain just not loading lvm at all, before trying.
[10:44] <TheNano> zetheroo: what is you hardware , pc model
[10:44] <Anarhist> hmm, well it doesn't for me
[10:44] <mrgenericuser> what i meant was that when i did tech work, i kept a usb wireless card available for testing.  maybe the drivers for your internal nics have been depricated, or need to be installed after you install the new version.
[10:45] <zetheroo1> TheNano: 03:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR5212 802.11abg NIC (rev 01)
[10:45] <sambo> I haven't updated ubuntu for along time, then yesterday, I updated ubuntu hardy, but  now my installation is broken; the wireless is not detected, the nvidia card is not detected, etc.. please help me
[10:45] <zetheroo1> how do I check which driver I am using for my wifi
[10:45] <zetheroo1> ?
[10:46] <mrgenericuser> luomo, what is your laptop model number?
[10:46] <Anarhist> i currently have only 1 package that gets selected when i run aptoncd, and that is ... aptoncd
[10:46] <luomo> ok but they are working fine with windows and even when i use them with Ubuntu 7.10 wired connection is working and in KDE wireless as well as wired both are working
[10:47] <luomo> my laptop no is: Presario V6316TU
[10:47] <Dr_Willis> !clone
[10:48] <martinjh99> !automate
[10:48] <Dr_Willis> Anarhist:  perhaps alter that 'clone' command examples to  do --download-only
[10:49] <gst-kaps> is there anyway I can fix my partition table ?
[10:49] <DaZ> testdisk? :f
[10:49] <Anarhist> ok, i'll see what i can do
[10:50] <zetheroo1> TheNano: I think I just may have fixed it ... but time will tell
[10:50] <scott1> hello all
[10:50] <scott1> i have an issue :(
[10:51] <scott1> I have a computer, its a HP laptop DV51113us is model number,
[10:51] <scott1> it comes with vista x64 home premium
[10:51] <scott1> i just finished installing ubuntu but now windows vista crashes
[10:51] <scott1> it logs in, but doesnt recognize any hardware anymore
[10:51] <DaZ> reinstall? :f
[10:52] <scott1> i dont wanna reinstall :(
[10:52] <scott1> i have EVERYTHING
[10:52] <DaZ> i don't think people on linux channel should know how to fix windows vista <:
[10:52] <scott1> no i kno
[10:52] <DaZ> reinstall!=format
[10:52] <Dr_Willis> hmm.. befor Installing an OS..  i normally make backups.
[10:53] <scott1> is ther elike
[10:53] <scott1> an undo feature
[10:53] <scott1> to this
[10:53] <scott1> or anything i can do to this?
[10:53] <zetheroo1> anyone know why my CAPS lock light is no longer working in Jaunty? Thinkpad R61
[10:53] <xlq> scott1: Windows System Restore?
[10:53] <xlq> zetheroo1: does it still behave as a caps lock?
[10:53] <Severity1> reinstall os without reformatting
[10:54] <Severity1> overwrites the WINDOWS directory
[10:54] <Crash21081> Is there a way to strip down Ubuntu so it boots nearly "instantly" but can still run say Boxee?
[10:54] <zetheroo1> xlq: it still works ... yes ... but the LED no longer lights up as soon as Ubuntu loads ....
[10:54] <nguyenhoangtam> hey
[10:54] <nguyenhoangtam> what are you
[10:54] <Dr_Willis> Crash21081:  theres very minimal ubuntu variants.. but ive no idea what 'boxxee' needs.
[10:54] <psi-jack> nguyenhoangtam: I am human.
[10:54] <scott1> xlq i was going to
[10:54] <scott1> do system restore/recover
[10:54] <scott1> y
[10:54] <DaZ> Crash21081, maybe get another distro?
[10:54] <scott1> how ever
[10:54] <xlq> !enter | scott1
[10:54] <scott1> how do i know this just wont happen again?
[10:55] <DaZ> it's easier to build up
[10:55] <scott1> ok
[10:55] <Crash21081> HTPC.  So full screen graphics, even without a desktop enviroment (command line just)?
[10:55] <icarus-c> Crash21081: hack in the kernel maybe
[10:55] <icarus-c> Crash21081: well you may boot without X
[10:55] <scott1> ?
[10:55] <Dr_Willis> 'splashtop'  is fun :) linux on the bios.
[10:56] <Crash21081> Will that speed up boot times considerably?
[10:56] <xlq> Crash21081: you can use X with just a simple window manager, or you can use svgalib or something...not sure what you're aiming for
[10:56] <icarus-c> Crash21081: you will save the time for loading the X
[10:56] <Crash21081> I'm aiming for <30 second boot time for <$100 extra.
[10:56] <Dr_Willis> Crash21081:  tiny core linux boots in abotu that time
[10:57]  * DaZ boots in 10 :o
[10:57] <xlq> Crash21081: I have <30 second boot time with not-so-minimal Ubuntu :)
[10:57] <xlq> DaZ: well done :O
[10:57] <Dr_Willis> I dont worry about 50+sec boot times.. when  i get 50+ days uptime.
[10:57] <icarus-c> 9.04 fresh install booted and started GNOME session within 10 seconds here..
[10:57] <scott1> my only options are to reformat huh?
[10:57] <Crash21081> On a standard HDD?
[10:57] <Dr_Willis> scott1:  depends on what you want to 'try'
[10:57] <Lo_Pan> from grub min gets to the login screen in about 5 seconds
[10:57] <DaZ> archlinux on sata ;f
[10:57] <Dr_Willis> scott1:  you can use linux, or a live cd to backup your imporntant data files to some other machine/drive
[10:57] <xlq> How're you all getting epic boot times?
[10:58] <scott1> well you see
[10:58] <Lo_Pan> i cheat
[10:58] <Lo_Pan> ssd
[10:58] <scott1> i hate windows vista x64
[10:58] <Crash21081> I was thinking a flash USB drive could do it maybe.
[10:58] <scott1> alot of stuff isnt sufficient enough on it
[10:58]  * icarus-c hates  whatever Microsoft OS
[10:58] <scott1> i was wondering if possible to get like a windows xp/ubuntu partition going
[10:58] <scott1> but dont think my hardware will work with xp will it?
[10:59] <Dr_Willis> scott1:  I dual boot xp/ubuntu all the time with no problems.
[10:59] <icarus-c> scott1: well... no PC hardware doesn't work with windows XP i suppose..
[10:59] <purplenurple> personally i love MS ... it provides me with more work
[10:59] <Dr_Willis> no idea about your hardware....  or its xp compat.
[10:59] <Edico> hi
[10:59] <scott1> so how do i know what to do
[10:59] <DaZ> scott1, laptop?
[10:59] <scott1> because i hate vista x64
[10:59] <scott1> home premium
[10:59] <Edico> how can I save a terminal 132x24 in my profile, in gnome, so the next time when I open the terminal to be opened with 132x24?
[10:59] <scott1> its a hp laptop yes
[10:59] <Dr_Willis> scott1:  figure iyut what you want to do.. then figure out how to do it.
[11:00] <Dr_Willis> You could learn to use linux for a while..  and backup your data somewhere safe.. and ifyou want.. reinstall windows later.
[11:01] <DaZ> then i don't reccomend getting xp there <:
[11:01] <scott1> Hp laptop, dv 51113us. I want to have windows XP on here, along with ubuntu and recovery partition, ubuntu and xp split drive with minimal recovery size, i would love to jus get rid of vista 64 however i hear speakers ... video card... wont work correct
[11:01] <DaZ> get seven :f
[11:01] <Dvlpr> hey guys, is it possible to connect to windows remote desktop from ubuntu?
[11:01] <DaZ> imo yes :f
[11:01] <icarus-c> Dvlpr: yes
[11:01] <Dvlpr> hmhm, cool thanks
[11:01] <icarus-c> Dvlpr: i recommend  gnome-rdp
[11:02] <Dvlpr> thanks.
[11:02] <scott1> ?
[11:02] <rek> hi
[11:02] <psi-jack> Gotta love 3MB/s download speeds. ;)
[11:02] <Crash21081> What is WINE exactly?  Apparently Wine is not an emulator...  But as I understand it, that's what it does.
[11:03] <DaZ> Crash21081, api implementation :f
[11:03] <Dr_Willis> Crash21081:  not in my definition of an emulator.
[11:03] <purplenurple> Crash21081, its a drink made from grapes
[11:03] <Flannel> Crash21081: It's an ABI compatability layer.
[11:03] <rek> whiich program could i use to watch tv....
[11:03] <Dr_Willis> 'vice' is an emulator. :) it emulates the actual C64 hardware.
[11:03] <Crash21081> So it's just somewhere for teh WinAPI calls to go?
[11:03] <scott1> I dont get it
[11:03] <psi-jack> APPARENTLY the only safe way to install Ubuntu on LVM'd /, is through the Alternative install, and apparently the only way to use custom LVM options when creating them is through the Live desktop environment.
[11:03] <DaZ> purplenurple, you win.
[11:03] <scott1> Ubuntu is just
[11:03]  * psi-jack shakes his head and signs.
[11:03] <scott1> a step up of windows?
[11:03]  * psi-jack sighs even.
[11:03] <Flannel> Crash21081: A vast simplifictaion, but yeah, pretty much.
[11:03] <scott1> can it do everything windows can?
[11:04] <Dr_Willis> scott1:   it does everything I need basically. its a full fetured OS.
[11:04] <DaZ> scott1, it can't bsod
[11:04] <scott1> aw :(
[11:04] <rek> whiich program could i use to watch tv.... Dr_Willis
[11:04] <LLStarks> how do i send something to the build farm?
[11:04] <Crash21081> So I can play the games I'm still using Windows for with Wine?
[11:04] <Dr_Willis> rek:  mythtv. or the media players can also work with tv tuner cards.
[11:04] <Dr_Willis> Crash21081:  some games work.. some dont.
[11:04] <Flannel> !appdb | Crash21081
[11:04] <rek> Dr_Willis: i've not managed to use it
[11:05] <scott1> so if u want to play games ,
[11:05] <Dr_Willis> rek:  i dont even have a tv tuner card in my system any more
[11:05] <Crash21081> rek, XBMC, Boxee
[11:05] <scott1> u need a computer with windows.
[11:05] <Dr_Willis> scott1:   depends on the game.
[11:05] <Dr_Willis> scott1:  you dont want to know the hassles ive had with 'windows games' on 'windows'
[11:05] <Dr_Willis> scott1:  or go buy a Wii. :)
[11:06] <mrwes> or a PS3
[11:06] <kiaas_> scott1, all my games run natively on linux, or through WINE.
[11:06] <DaZ> windows games usually work better on windows than linux
[11:06] <DaZ> i know how it sounds but it's true >:
[11:06] <DigitalKiwi> hmm my brother left his wii here this weekend, and we have twilight princess and i haven't played it at all...
[11:06] <kiaas_> DaZ, sometimes true. but some games run better on WINE than Windows Vista and 7, I hear :o
[11:06] <Dr_Willis> WiiWare. :)
[11:06] <rek> name of packet
[11:06] <rek> should i see my card on dev?
[11:07] <Dr_Willis> rek:  huh?
[11:07] <Dr_Willis> !info tvtime
[11:07] <DaZ> kiaas_, everybody says so but i can't confirm it with my experience >:
[11:07] <rek> i'm not sure my card work Dr_Willis
[11:08] <kiaas_> DaZ, I have like 6 games. I havn'ty played most of them on windows.
[11:08] <Dr_Willis> ive had some games in wine run at 2x or higher normal speeds.. that made Grand Theft AUto III a little hard to play. :)
[11:09] <mrgenericuser> rek: i used to use mythtv, and could set it to record if i wanted...
[11:10] <rek> Multimedia controller: Conexant CX23880/1/2/3 PCI Video and Audio Decode
[11:10] <rek> the modules i think are already loaded
[11:11] <th1> what's the best program in Ubuntu for making a video from individual jpg files?
[11:11] <Dr_Willis> th1:  ffmpeg, mencoder, gimp animation feature, perhaps others...
[11:11] <rek> i scan for channel but i don't see anything
[11:11] <xlq> th1: blender can also use it, but not the simplest option
[11:11] <th1> Dr_Willis, preferably with a simple GUI and where it can be edited like repeat frame tc.
[11:12] <Dr_Willis> th1:  no idea on that.
[11:12] <th1> thanks I'll try blender
[11:12] <Dr_Willis> gimp can do it one layer at a time. :)
[11:12] <Dr_Willis> or are you wanting to just make a slideshow with time/music?
[11:12] <th1> Dr_Willis, no I want to make a play-doh movie with my daughter :)
[11:12] <rek> hei
[11:13] <zetheroo1> how do you recover GRUB from the Ubuntu LiveCD ? My GRUB is gone and I cannot boot into Ubuntu anymore
[11:13] <Dr_Willis> th1:  gimp can do animations based on layers of images.
[11:13] <DigitalKiwi> windows movie maker in wine, that would be epic
[11:13] <Dr_Willis> !fixgrub | zetheroo1
[11:13] <th1> I don't want to use microsoft software ;)
[11:13] <zetheroo1> Dr_Willis: thanks
[11:14] <oldude67> its almost to the point that microsoft doesnt want to use microsoft software..lmao
[11:14] <Dr_Willis> they assimalate then dessimate...
[11:14] <rek> http://pastebin.com/m7e095cb0    Dr_Willis
[11:15] <DigitalKiwi> what is -e +e?
[11:15] <Crash21081> Everyone knows women are made of sand.
[11:15] <Evelina> Why is planet-venus getting error:unable to locate filters every time I run it?
[11:15] <triplc> Hi all. How to setup wireless from command line?
[11:15] <Dr_Willis> rek:  Cannot change owner of /home/riccardo/.tvtime/tvtime.xml: Permission denied.
[11:15] <Evelina> planet-venus isn't able to locate filters, why?
[11:15] <rek> help chown ?
[11:15] <triplc> Hi all. How to setup wireless from command line? Do we have a guide?
[11:15] <Dr_Willis> rek:  sounds like you got your users home configs/permissions/ownerships all goofed up
[11:16] <karex> HI, how to view or edit x-xcursor file??
[11:16] <rek> every time this programs are not well configured!!!!!!
[11:16] <Dr_Willis> rek:  perhaps delete the .tvtime dir and   try again
[11:16] <scott1> how can i access all my files
[11:16] <scott1> from ubuntu
[11:16] <rek> no
[11:16] <scott1> from that ivsta partition?
[11:16] <rek> we must change the permissions
[11:16] <Dr_Willis> scott1:  you can mount/access the ntfs filesystems and access the files
[11:16] <rek> chown riccardo:riccardo irectory ?
[11:17] <scott1> mount ?
[11:17] <scott1> what?
[11:17] <Dr_Willis> rek:  or just remove /delete the directory and rerun tvtime as a user. You dident run it as root did you?
[11:17] <Dr_Willis> !ntfs | scott1
[11:17] <Dr_Willis> !training | scott1
[11:18] <rek> http://pastebin.com/m143a90b1     Dr_Willis
[11:18] <faderAL> Hi Anybody out there
[11:19] <Dr_Willis> rek:  perhaps it needs some argument. ive never used tv time.
[11:19] <Crash21081> Just nod if you can hear me.
[11:19] <faderAL> Nod
[11:19] <karex> HI, how to view or edit x-xcursor file??
[11:19] <Crash21081> Is there anyone home?
[11:19] <rek> help #ubuntu
[11:19] <Crash21081> Come on....  Now....
[11:19] <th1> Dr_Willis, I found it :) "Stopmotion"
[11:20] <kiaas_> No one is here. It's your imagination.
[11:20] <Crash21081> I hear you're feeling down.
[11:20] <Crash21081> Well I can ease your pain
[11:20] <th1> Dr_Willis, it's absolutely perfect
[11:20] <Crash21081> Get you on your feat a gain.
[11:20] <scott1> u guys just cant tel me how to access it
[11:20] <scott1> is it not like juss in a folder sumwhere
[11:20] <scott1> ?
[11:20] <scott1> im new with computers
[11:21] <Dr_Willis> scott1:  when the ntfs filesystem is properly mounted it will appear as a directroy.. you did look in the 'places' menu to see if its there?
[11:21] <mrgenericuser> rek: try tvtime without sudo....
[11:21] <rek> already tried
[11:23] <scott1> i have looked there
[11:23] <Crash21081> What is generally the most compatible distro?
[11:23] <scott1> but i dont see any of my stuff
[11:23] <LLStarks> which is more bleeding edge? debian sid/experimental or fedora rawhide?
[11:23] <scott1> if this works better than vista ill stay on here and delete the vista partiton
[11:23] <scott1> need my bookmarks/
[11:23] <scott1> files tho
[11:23] <Dr_Willis> scott1:  bookmarks? thats why i use those social-bookmarking sites like delicious :)
[11:24] <scott1> what is delicious?
[11:24] <Dr_Willis> you may need to manually mount your ntfs filesystems scott1   they may not auto-mount if windows crashed and flagged them as in use.
[11:24] <xlq> del.icio.us
[11:24] <DigitalKiwi> LLStarks: compare the package versions. I would guess rawhide though
[11:24] <Roland> I'm having a strange problem on 9.04. I started sudo apt-get update from terminal. But it just hangs after some time.
[11:24] <grawity> scott1: delicious.com (previously called del.icio.us) is a "social bookmarking" website.
[11:24] <scott1> oh
[11:24] <scott1> well
[11:24] <scott1> if i need to manually mount it can u help me through it
[11:24] <scott1> ?
[11:24] <iofafo> if I copy over / from one installtion of Ubuntu to another ... rewriting the entire root of the others, would that be a good solution to inswtalling it clean assumgin they're the same versions?
[11:25] <scott1> windows partition crashed yea
[11:25] <mrgenericuser> rek: maybe chmod 666 .tvtime/tvtime.xml ?
[11:25] <Dr_Willis> !ntfs
[11:25] <Roland> I'm having a strange problem on 9.04. I started sudo apt-get update from terminal. But it just hangs after some time. It seems like it's trying to connect to a server, which isn't available.
[11:25] <SchighSchagh> !ntfs
[11:25] <grawity> Roland: What server it is hanging on?
[11:26] <grawity> Roland: If it's one of Ubuntu servers, you can change them in 'gksu software-properties-gtk', or if you prefer, editing /etc/apt/sources.list
[11:26] <Roland> grawity, ee.archive.ubuntu.com:80 (<IP_ADDRESS>), connection timed out
[11:28] <grawity> Roland: Mhm, it's one of Ubuntu servers. Try changing it to another nearby one - for example, lv.archive.ubuntu.com (I guess ee means Estonia?)
[11:28] <scott1> sudo apt- get install pyssdm isnt working
[11:28] <scott1> sudo apt-get install pysdm*
[11:28] <grawity> scott1: Since I just joined -- what is your problem?
[11:28] <kiaas_> And now..nothing is making any sound whatso ever.
[11:28] <Dr_Willis> scott1:  try a 'sudo apt-get update' 'sudo apt-get upgrade' then try to install it again
[11:29] <scott1> wats sudo
[11:29] <DigitalKiwi> !sudo
[11:29] <kiaas_> so, uninstalling pulseaudio so ALSA handles everything more directly is just sudo apt-get remove pulseaudio?
[11:29] <psi-jack> kiaas_: I'd do purge, instead of just remove.
[11:29] <oldude67> kiaas_, i just uninstalled it from synaptics.
[11:30] <kiaas_> psi-jack, k.
[11:30] <psi-jack> Speaking of package management though..
[11:30] <Roland> grawity, I changed it to the lithuanian server, but it still tries to connect the estonian server in the end
[11:30] <psi-jack> OpenSUSE has the ability to lock a package from even being installed (or uninstalled), does apt/dpkg yet have such a feature?
[11:30] <SchighSchagh> kiaas_: sooo you're having trouble with sound? are you on 9.04? did you upgrade from an earlier distro?
[11:31] <psi-jack> SchighSchagh: It's PulseAudio, it's known to suck, period.
[11:31] <Keiffer> I had added a new keyboard layout, switch is set to both alt keys but i can't switch them. Not even for test
[11:32] <Dr_Willis> ive had no issues wuth   Pulse Audio
[11:32] <Dr_Willis> :)
[11:32] <kiaas_> SchighSchagh, nope. 8.04 and 8.10 freezes before starting X on my hardware, so rather than screwing around in CLI in an area I'm most unfamiliar with I tried one of the 9.04 Betas, and it worked. and the sound issue is new. 10 days of uptime and sound screwed up
[11:32] <grawity> Roland: How did you change it? Is the new server in /etc/apt/sources.list?
[11:32] <kiaas_> 10 days, 22 hours, before all sound died.
[11:32] <rodolfo> hi there! i have a problem with external hdd. i need to format an external lacie 500gb. i tried to use gnome format, but when i do it says "Error opening /dev/sdb: permission denied" this occurs also with other devices. should i try to fix this or try a better application? thanks
[11:32] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: Pretty much most of what PulseAudio can do, ALSA already does without the need of wasting CPU cycles re-mixing sounds.
[11:32] <SchighSchagh> kiaas_: umm, you're running an 9.04 beta??
[11:33] <kiaas_> SchighSchagh, No. I've updated since then xD
[11:33] <Dr_Willis> never figured out how to  get alsa to play sounds out of the pc in the living room from here. :P
[11:33] <DaZ> pulseaudio? :f
[11:33] <ubuntunewbie> hi again , :) I am having a problem when install a .deb can someone help me ? Error: Dependancy is not satifiable: libcairomm-1.0-1
[11:33] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: Heh, sheash..
[11:34] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: NFS man! NFS! :p
[11:34] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: Actually depends on why exactly you'd want to.
[11:34] <SchighSchagh> kiaas_: reason I bring this up is because PA was misconfigured in 8.10, and probably in 9.04 beta as well. a clean 9.04 install should set it up right, but upgrading from 8.10 or 9.04 beta can leave legacy (and incorrect) config files
[11:34]  * Dr_Willis uses pulse audio to send sublimimal sound messages to the wifes pc in her bedroom from the basement
[11:34] <Dr_Willis> :)
[11:34] <Keiffer> Do you know that ESPEAK has bugs in Ubuntu 9.04?
[11:34] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: Heh. esound could do that too. heh
[11:35] <odonata> is thera any risk with removing indicator applet ?
[11:35] <odonata> which spams the auth.log
[11:35] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: Or simply just remote logging in and playing the sound from within it.
[11:35] <mrgenericuser> rek, did chmod work?
[11:35] <kiaas_> SchighSchagh, so why would I not get problems until after ~11 days of uptime?
[11:35] <Dr_Willis> psi-jack:  I was thinkign you cant do that remotely any more - wrong owner of the snd devices...
[11:35] <rodolfo> no-one?
[11:35] <SchighSchagh> kiaas_: have you tried http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=789578
[11:35] <SchighSchagh> kiaas_: I have no idea
[11:35] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: Sure can.
[11:36] <ubuntunewbie> thank you
[11:36] <oldude67> rodolfo, is the drive mounted?
[11:37] <rodolfo> oldude67: yes
[11:37] <odonata> anyone else had this problem? with dbus-daemon
[11:38] <blip-> hi all,  out of nowhere evolution suddenly started exhibiting a strange behaviour when I'm composing mail... whenever I type the t character, it opens up a window for adding attachments... the keyboard shortcut for that is meant to be alt-v to open the View menu and then T..... so why is it opening that window when I'm just typing an email ?     I can bypass by using capital T instead... which I can't do for obvious reasons.   any thoughts ?    thanks
[11:38] <oldude67> rodolfo, try gparted? and i dont think you can do that while its mounted..
[11:38] <ubuntunewbie> Having problem with Error: Dependancy is not satifiable: libcairomm-1.0-1.I had install libcairomm but still getting the error .Hope someone ca explain the error.
[11:38] <rodolfo> oldude67: ah..so i should unmount first..i try
[11:38] <ubuntunewbie> Thnak you
[11:38] <ubuntunewbie> Thank you
[11:39] <rodolfo> oldude67: just tried unmounting..same problem
[11:40] <Dr_Willis> rodolfo:  i tend to  use a live cd. and gparted from the live d's for my partitioning needs
[11:40] <th0r> ubuntunewbie: libcairomm-dev
[11:40] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: haven't install that
[11:41] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: trying now
[11:41] <karex> HI, how to send files computer-to-computer via bluetooth?
[11:41] <rodolfo> Dr-willis: i don't need to do partitions..just have to format an external drive
[11:41] <rodolfo> Dr_Willis: i don't need to do partitions..just have to format an external drive
[11:42] <Dr_Willis> rodolfo:  you dont really need gparted for that..
[11:42] <Dr_Willis> rodolfo:  whenya plug it in.. ubuntu tries to munt it.. unmount it (right cick icon, unmount) then run gparted and it should let it  format.
[11:42] <rodolfo> Dr_Willis: no infact..i was reading the description right now
[11:43] <Dr_Willis> rodolfo:    use the mkfs.XXXXX command.
[11:43] <rodolfo> Dr_Willis: what's that?
[11:43] <Dr_Willis> rodolfo:  the command line tool that 'makes a filesystem' ie: formats. :)
[11:44] <Dr_Willis> rodolfo:  for example  'sudo mkfs.vfat /dev/sdi1'  - formats my flash drive :)
[11:44] <rodolfo> Dr_Willis: .vfat says to format in FAT, isn't it?
[11:45] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: still getting the same error
[11:45] <Dr_Willis> yes vfat =  msdos/fat32
[11:45] <karex> HI, how to send files computer-to-computer via wireless??
[11:45] <oldude67> Dr_Willis, but i am right, as it shouldnt be mounted?
[11:45] <Dr_Willis> karex:  if they can ping each other... theres numerous ways.. scp is one way
[11:46] <Dr_Willis> oldude67:  you dont want to format a mounted fileysstem :)
[11:46] <karex> !scp
[11:46] <karex> Dr_Willis: is there a GUI for that?
[11:47] <Dr_Willis> karex:  why would you need one. :)
[11:47] <Dr_Willis> that would be.... gparted... :P
[11:47] <th0r> ubuntunewbie: what are you trying to install?
[11:47] <TheNano> karex: YES
[11:48] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: chess
[11:48] <rodolfo> Dr_Willis: i've installed gparted..ehm..i don't find it..
[11:48] <karex> TheNano: what's that?
[11:48] <th0r> ubuntunewbie: synaptic doesn't have a package named chess
[11:48] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: other chess game
[11:49] <Dr_Willis> rodolfo:  run it from the terminal perhaps?
[11:49] <Dr_Willis> gksudo gparted
[11:49] <TheNano> karex: nautilus will do , just go to places connect to server and ... ssh , you maybe will need openssh-sftp-server installed
[11:49] <th0r> ubuntunewbie: synaptic doesn't have a package named other chess game
[11:49] <Dr_Willis> gksudo gparted /dev/sdb or whatever....
[11:49] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: .deb is one of the file and also got a file with tar.bz2 but the file got a lot of .sh and .in how to install that ?
[11:50] <karex> TheNano: is it mean one should be server??
[11:50] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: synaptic doesn't have the ches.It's call gmchess
[11:50] <karex> TheNano: is it mean one of them should be server??
[11:50] <th0r> ubuntunewbie: where did you get the package?
[11:50] <mars> hi
[11:50] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: http://code.google.com/p/gmchess/downloads/list
[11:51] <rodolfo> DR_Willis: yeah..there it is
[11:51] <psi-jack> Alrighty then! Okay, so how do I enable xinerama dualscreen support now? heh
[11:51] <mars> how do i cd into a directory permanently from within a script=
[11:51] <zvacet>  ubuntunewbie: uncompres tar.bz2 with right click on package and then try to find install file
[11:51] <Dr_Willis> mars:  permently?
[11:51] <mars> i want to use $ mycommand in bash and cd into /tmp
[11:51] <mars> for example
[11:51] <Dr_Willis> cd whatever
[11:51] <Dr_Willis> next line of script
[11:51] <mars> but my problem is that another shell is executed and then closed
[11:51] <HaRDaWaY> hi
[11:51] <ubuntunewbie> zvacet: how to install ?
[11:51] <HaRDaWaY> :)
[11:52] <grawity> mars: That's just how it works -- you cannot do that with a shell script. You'll need to use either an alias, or a shell function.
[11:52] <rodolfo> DR_Willis: ok, i select the drive>right click>format to FAT32>apply
[11:52] <oldude67> ubuntunewbie, you will have to read the install readme.
[11:52] <mars> grawity: where do i define global functions?
[11:52] <rodolfo> DR_Willis: isn't it?
[11:52] <Dr_Willis> rodolfo:  yes basically - its not too hard to figure out.
[11:52] <mars> so i can execute them from my shell
[11:52] <grawity> mars: Your ~/.bashrc would probably be the best place.
[11:52] <zvacet> ubuntunewbie: instructions should be in install file or read me file
[11:52] <mars> cool i will try that
[11:53] <Dr_Willis> mars:  back up.. You have a lot of scripts.. you wan tto be able to execute by just typing their names at teh shell?
[11:53] <rodolfo> DR_Willis: no infact..i just don't want to throw in the dustbin my new drive :)
[11:53] <grawity> mars: If it's only a single command, aliases would probably be enough. (alias t='cd /tmp') But for anything more complicated - functions.
[11:53] <ubuntunewbie> zvacet: notinh on read me 0byte
[11:53] <th0r> ubuntunewbie: I don't see a deb file on that page, but the bz2 file is the source code and needs to be compiled
[11:53] <sky1> how do i run TS ?
[11:53] <Dr_Willis> rodolfo:  if its empty.. worse you can do is have to reformat it..
[11:53] <TheNano> karex: yes
[11:53] <kamil> hi can anybody help me setting up wifi ?
[11:54] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: how to compiled ? i got the .deb file on ubuntu forum
[11:54] <TheNano> karex: ever pc that responses a service is a server
[11:54] <krg_> does anyone know why not all elements in enviroments PATH is loaded at sessionstart?
[11:54] <rek> mrgenericuser: haven't tried
[11:54] <sky1> how do i run TS client ?
[11:54] <oldude67> ubuntunewbie, open the .deb file and install..
[11:54] <grawity> sky1: tsclient
[11:54] <kamil> I have my board recognised
[11:54] <rodolfo> DR_Willis: finished! i'll take a look..
[11:54] <TheNano> karex: do as follow in the terminal in both pcs
[11:54] <th0r> ubuntunewbie: just a sec...working on it
[11:54] <grawity> sky1: Or, if you prefer commandline, rdesktop
[11:54] <zvacet> ubuntunewbie: if you have deb file just double click on it
[11:54] <sky1> ubuntunewbie: its already compiled binary package
[11:54] <th0r> make sure you have libglademm-dev installed
[11:55] <sky1> grawity: i nee gui :)
[11:55] <ubuntunewbie> zvacet: it said Error: Dependancy is not satifiable: libcairomm-1.0-1
[11:55] <mrgenericuser> rek: you could also try xawtv, if tvtime wont work
[11:55] <ubuntunewbie> zvacet:the file http://forum.ubuntu.org.cn/download/file.php?id=63023&sid=9d93d04582bfef139a9687b45cb6b930
[11:55] <iwobbles> hey how can I hook up to facebook etc ?? having issues conecting and verifying identities etc in firefox,,
[11:55] <TheNano> karex: sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[11:55] <sky1> ubuntunewbie: what are you trying to install ?
[11:56] <ubuntunewbie> sky1: a gmchess game
[11:56] <mars> grawity: works like expected ;) thanks
[11:56] <sky1> isnt it in repo ?
[11:56] <krg_> Problem: i added SCALA_HOME/bin to my path in /etc/environment but i does not load by default after boot/session start. If i manually resource the environment file after session start the scala_home/bin is available.
[11:56] <rek> xtawtv
[11:56] <sky1> how do i run teamspeak2 client ?
[11:56] <rek> tried
[11:56] <mars> just one more thing: are there local functions in bash?
[11:56] <Dr_Willis> !teamspeak
[11:56] <ubuntunewbie> sky1: http://forum.ubuntu.org.cn/download/file.php?id=63023&sid=9d93d04582bfef139a9687b45cb6b930
[11:56] <grawity> mars: What do you mean by "local functions"?
[11:56] <Pirate_Hunter> is there a problem with pidgin (finch) connecting to facebook in hardy? I can't seem to see the user, on startup it shows than disapears, is there a fix cause i havent found one?
[11:57] <Edico> how can I save a terminal 132x24 in my profile, in gnome, so the next time when I open the terminal to be opened with 132x24?
[11:57] <kamil> what does it mean when  after running iwconfig I've got output " wlan0     IEEE 802.11abgn  ESSID:"" " is there a problem with ESSID ?
[11:57] <mars> i have now my function, but it calls 2 other functions (for modularity)
[11:57] <mars> i do not want to pollute my namespace
[11:57] <zvacet> ubuntunewbie: find libcairomm-1.0-1 in synaptic and install it  then install deb
[11:57] <TheNano> kamil: no
[11:57] <kebomix> hello ; i want to make current home in separate partition to be able to install kubuntu with my old home
[11:57] <Dr_Willis> mars:  perhaps time to check out some examples from the 'advanced bash scripting guide' ?
[11:57] <karex> TheNano: OK, it's in progress...
[11:58] <grawity> mars: I din't think there's such a thing. (bash manpage might give some information)
[11:58] <mars> Dr_Willis: i guess ;p
[11:58] <TheNano> karex: it will work nice , you will see
[11:58] <bullgard4> Is there a DEB program package for the SIP phone 'X-Lite'?
[11:58] <th0r> ubuntunewbie: the source has the same sort of problem
[11:58] <Keiffer> dudes. how can i make ubuntu tu ask for the pass in order to view /home?
[11:59] <karex> TheNano: OK, it's done
[11:59] <TheNano> kebomix: so you want to use the same USER ?
[11:59] <Dr_Willis> Keiffer:  you mean via samba shares?
[11:59] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: huh ? same problem ?
[11:59] <TheNano> Keiffer: yes , encrypt it
[11:59] <kebomix> TheNano: i mean i want my firefox bookmarks and settings includsed on it :)
[11:59] <krg_> Why, when i add SCALA_HOME/bin to my path in /etc/environment is this location not accessible after boot/session start. If i manually source the environment file after session start the SCALA_HOME/bin is available.
[11:59] <ubuntunewbie> zvacet: i did install  libcairomm-1.0-1 but having the same problem
[11:59] <Keiffer> TheNano, i would encrypt my whole / but i saw that i need to reinstall it
[11:59] <th0r> ubuntunewbie: dependencies that I can't meet with synaptic. Looks like it uses libs that are later versions than are available for Jaunty
[12:00] <grawity> krg_: Adding it to ~/.bashrc would probably be better :\
[12:00] <karex> TheNano: please give a short "theory" to do that, I should go out for a while...
[12:00] <Pirate_Hunter> got the hardy backport package for pidgin (finch) and pidgin-facebookchat but the list of users shows on startup than disapears anyone know a fix?
[12:00] <TheNano> Keiffer: encrypt just your home ,it's safer
[12:00] <rodolfo> DR_Willis: looks like it worked..
[12:00] <karex> TheNano: I mean how to get the server name
[12:01] <kebomix> TheNano: well for now i just want home in separate partition
[12:01] <Keiffer> TheNano, how? what would you use to do that?
[12:01] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: oh.. I am using hardy
[12:01] <TheNano> karex: write just ifconfig and you will see the ipadress for the server
[12:01] <Keiffer> TheNano, I doo need home to store all the info... xchat logs for ex
[12:01] <zvacet> th0r: it is in synaptic that is why I don´t understand what make troubles
[12:01] <kamil> TheNano: I followed one howtoo http://ubuntu-virginia.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=879134&page=2
[12:01] <sky1> HOW I FUCKING RUN TS CLIENT ?
[12:02] <zvacet> sky1: language!
[12:02] <TheNano> Keiffer: aren't they in home always?
[12:02] <grawity> sky1: Like I said, tsclient
[12:02] <karex> TheNano: is it mean in "Server:" in the dialog box should be written ip address?
[12:02] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: can teach me how to compile ?
[12:02] <th0r> zvacet: I don;'t see it in synaptic
[12:02] <prizren> hi guys
[12:02] <sky1> grawity: that doesnt work
[12:02] <prizren> anyone know about this canon printer driver for cups
[12:02] <Keiffer> TheNano, yes. What I want to say is that, if i encrypt it, how the programs will know to decrypt it in order to store info
[12:02] <TheNano> karex: why ? do you want to copy files or have internet shared ?
[12:03] <Dr_Willis> prizren:  some exist.. some work.. some are totally unsupported. check  cups.org web site for your specific make
[12:03] <th0r> ubuntunewbie: I just tried to compile it and that won't work either. Like I just told you...the compile wants versions of libs that I can't get through synpatic. You would have to download the source for the libs and compile them, then compile the program
[12:03] <karex> TheNano: i want to copy a file
[12:03] <livingdaylight> anyone got icq client working with wine?
[12:03] <kamil> TheNano: lshw -C network gives me output that wifi is enabled yet iwconfig gives ESSID="" is that al right ?
[12:03] <kamil>
[12:03] <prizren> Canon LBP3010/LBP3018/LBP3050 CAPT (UK)
[12:03] <Dr_Willis> sky1:  go download it from the ts homepage.. and read their docs? extract install...
[12:03] <kiaas_> prizren, Yeah. I have a canon printer. I had to get the driver off of one of their Asian support sites, it wasn't on the one for North America
[12:03] <TheNano> Keiffer: you nned to give the key when you login and then it is open to your programs until you log out
[12:03] <prizren> i have installed a driver Dr_Willis  kiaas_
[12:04] <Dr_Willis> prizren:   for my canon printer i plug it in.. and it works...
[12:04] <TheNano> kamil: are you connected to any wifi network
[12:04] <kiaas_> prizren, eh, then if it still isn't workign I can't help ya.
[12:04] <kamil> TheNano: no
[12:04] <prizren> yes, i have it all installed kiaas_ Dr_Willis but i dont get any results or error messages.
[12:04] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: so you mean it need a specific version of libcairomm-1.0-1 which it's not at synaptic .I need to find the specific libcairomm-1.0-1 and compile it.But which one I should find ?
[12:05] <kamil> TheNano: I can't see any through network manager
[12:05] <TheNano> kamil: when you are connected it will write a ESSID there for you
[12:05] <Keiffer> TheNano, How?
[12:05] <Dr_Willis> prizren:  check the cups logs perhaps...
[12:05] <prizren> ok cups log good idea
[12:05] <TheNano> kamil: you mean like there is awifi network here but you cant see it ?
[12:06] <th0r> ubuntunewbie: after you got that you would have to do the same for libgtkmm...that is where I ran into the problem trying to compile. And if you try to compile those you will probably find they require something else, that requires something else. I wouldn't advise even trying it
[12:06] <wiktor> server alfons.abuser.pl
[12:06] <karex> TheNano: I'm sorry, i should go for a while...
[12:06]  * gon_ ausente: Ausente por el momento
[12:06] <Guest21268> server/alfons.abuser.pl
[12:06] <kamil> TheNAno: I might be in location where there are no wifi networks  but I would like to know if there is a way to test if it works ..
[12:07] <TheNano> kamil: it should work as it is on and I can't see any reason to say it will not work if there was a network there
[12:07] <Keiffer> TheNano, you still here? What should I use to encrypt it?
[12:07] <tuxbuddy> Hello
[12:07] <tuxbuddy> I am new to Xchat..
[12:07] <pvullo> Hi all ! I'm searching a sotware to index my movie collection. More precisely something that scan and indexe the content of my  harddrive.
[12:07] <TheNano> Keiffer: lets google for it
[12:07] <pvullo> any idea ?
[12:07] <tuxbuddy> Can someone help me ?
[12:08] <tuxbuddy> Pls Help me
[12:08] <kamil> TheNano: When I click on the network manager icon with left click it says "no network devices has been found" and "manual configuration"
[12:08] <tuxbuddy> Anyone out there?
[12:08] <Dr_Willis> !ask | tuxbuddy
[12:08] <tuxbuddy> Thanks Dr_Wilis
[12:08] <tuxbuddy> I am new to Xchat
[12:08] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: so complicated :S .Just wondering is there any link of ubuntu forum or website which teach step by step compiling ? I wanted to learn more
[12:08] <TheNano> Keiffer: here you got a guide from one of ubuntu devs http://blog.dustinkirkland.com/2009/06/migrating-to-encrypted-home-directory.html
[12:09] <TheNano> kamil: no network device mmm
[12:09] <Keiffer> TheNano, thank you Sir!
[12:09] <tuxbuddy> I am in search of Chat Server to setup on my Fedora Machine which can support more than 800+ users online
[12:09] <tuxbuddy> Can Xchat Support it?
[12:09] <Dr_Willis> tuxbuddy:  xchat is not an irc 'server' - its an irc client.
[12:09] <tuxbuddy> Ok..Thanks
[12:10] <tuxbuddy> CAn I setup IRC Server?
[12:10] <Dr_Willis> this is linux..  'of course you can'
[12:10] <tuxbuddy> Whats name of IRC Server?
[12:10] <oldude67> tuxbuddy, why ask that in ubuntu if your using fedora?
[12:10] <grawity> tuxbuddy: There are many.
[12:10] <Dr_Willis> !irc
[12:10] <Dr_Willis>  !info ircd
[12:10] <tuxbuddy> I am now in Ubuntu ..
[12:10] <grawity> tuxbuddy: You'd better ask in #freenode though - the guys there are most experienced with those things.
[12:10] <kamil> TheNano: ifconfig -a  says wlan0 is UP and has HW address
[12:10] <Q|> Someone an idea why my xchat makes no beep sound on a highlight even though it is set up to do so? Everything else is working (tab colored, taskbar flashing etc.), but no sound. It did that in the past but I don't know what I could've changed
[12:10] <tuxbuddy> But need to setup for My Intranet
[12:11] <tuxbuddy> For my Company project Guys
[12:11] <Dr_Willis> tuxbuddy:    you may have a bit of research to do. Theres many irc 'servers' out - check teh package manager to see whats in there,
[12:11] <Dr_Willis> tuxbuddy:  or check out 'jabber'
[12:11] <grawity> tuxbuddy: Many like InspIRCd. Freenode runs Hyperion, but it's quite old. UnrealIRCd is very popular, but it just plain sucks.
[12:11] <crashflow> if I install ubuntu 9.10 alpha now and install all updates, will I end up with the release version when it is released? or will I lack some features forever if I do not install the final version / release candidate?
[12:11] <tuxbuddy> Jabber is acuired by Cisco
[12:11] <grawity> tuxbuddy: You could use XMPP (Jabber) instead.
[12:11] <tuxbuddy> Acquired by Cisco..:(
[12:11] <Dr_Willis> crashflow:   You can update
[12:11] <Dr_Willis> !jabber
[12:11] <grawity> tuxbuddy: XMPP is _still_ a completely open standard.
[12:11] <tuxbuddy> XMPP
[12:12] <Pirate_Hunter> anyone here had a problem with pidgin connecting to facebook if so how did they fix the problem?
[12:12] <TheNano> kamil: I'm not right guy for such a test , I will now take a look on my laptop to see if it is the same as you get , what w as your wifi hardware
[12:12] <tuxbuddy> XMPP..Lemme Explore
[12:12] <tuxbuddy> Does XMPP saves the Chat session too?
[12:12] <notjoe> this is a little off topic but maybe you guys can help me
[12:13] <grawity> tuxbuddy: Saving the chat logs is a feature of the client, not the server.
[12:13] <crashflow> Dr_Willis, what about new themes for ubuntu 9.10? will I get everything that the user of the final release has if I continuously update?
[12:13] <Dr_Willis> tuxbuddy:   you could always make a logging client. :)
[12:13] <kamil> TheNano: manual configuration is probably for setting up your own wifi network right?
[12:13] <tuxbuddy> Does Xchat Do Have that feature?
[12:13] <Dr_Willis> crashflow:   ubuntu is upgradeable.. thats a main feature..
[12:13] <grawity> tuxbuddy: No.
[12:13] <grawity> tuxbuddy: Xchat is _IRC_ client - not XMPP/Jabber.
[12:13] <notjoe> i have my laptop hooked up to speakers to play music and i am looking for a program to run under ubuntu that i can use my iphone to connect to , to control what songs get played
[12:13] <Dr_Willis> tuxbuddy:  xchat is a client - it can save logs...
[12:13] <tuxbuddy> How Can I have that feature?
[12:13] <tuxbuddy> Okie
[12:14] <grawity> tuxbuddy: All IM and IRC clients support logging. But Xchat doesn't support XMPP.
[12:14] <Dr_Willis> tuxbuddy:  perhaps hit F1 and read the xchat help docs.
[12:14] <tuxbuddy> One more feature- Can I integrate Server to My ADS
[12:14] <grawity> tuxbuddy: For what purpose exactly you need that?
[12:14] <TheNano> kamil: yes, but normally you don't need that
[12:14] <Roland> why does ccpd keep segfaulting whenever i start it?
[12:15] <tuxbuddy> Grawity..We have Microsoft Outlook for all Professionals who believe in windows.I have ateam who wants seperate Chat Server setup but Creating different account is cumbersome.On Integrating with ADS they can login with the same username and password
[12:16] <kamil> TheNano: I think last time I installed this wifi all I needed was click on Network Manager and choose wifi as wlan0 and that was it after I could see at least a few networks
[12:16] <TheNano> kamil: I have jaunty and it is not like that there is no manual configuration ... sorry , make you question more specific and long maybe the others can help you
[12:16] <grawity> tuxbuddy: ADS = Active Directory?
[12:16] <tuxbuddy> Thats why I want to setup Chat Server and Client on Fedora Server....Yes
[12:16] <tuxbuddy> Yes
[12:16] <kamil> TheNano: now only thing I can do is Edit wireless networks
[12:16] <tuxbuddy> Its Active Directory Server
[12:16] <TheNano> kamil: yes it is as you say
[12:17] <grawity> tuxbuddy: AD uses LDAP, so I'm sure ejabberd, for example, supports something like that.
[12:17] <Dr_Willis> tuxbuddy:  then why are you asking about  Fedora in #ubuntu? :)
[12:17] <kamil> TheNano: only the problem is that there are none :)
[12:17] <tuxbuddy> ejabberd ?
[12:17] <TheNano> kamil: du you use ubuntu Networkmanager?
[12:17] <grawity> tuxbuddy: One of the most popular XMPP servers.
[12:17] <bullgard4> Does Ubuntu provide a DEB program package for the SIP phone 'X-Lite'?
[12:17] <Dr_Willis> !info X-lite
[12:17] <kamil> TheNano: yes the one that came up with installation
[12:17] <tuxbuddy> Sorry Guys..I knew yu guys Really Sound Great Experts..
[12:18] <TheNano> bullgard4: no i guess
[12:18] <Q|> Has anybody configured hist xChat to beep on highlighted messages? And does it work, actually making a sound on a highlight? (I'm on Jaunty)
[12:18] <bullgard4> TheNano: Thank you.
[12:19] <tuxbuddy> SO You guys think ejabberd is the One I need to go for
[12:19] <bumbula> hi all, do i need to install windows to run wine ....just want to install winamp
[12:19] <Q|> bumbula: No, you don't have to
[12:19] <Dr_Willis> bumbula:  wine dosent use windows..
[12:19] <todd_chambery> try xmms
[12:19] <Dr_Willis> bumbula:  and theres players for linux that do most everything winamp does.
[12:19] <Q|> bumbula: It's the reason why you actually want wine, right ^^
[12:19] <bumbula> ahhh ok thyx a lot :-)
[12:19] <Q|> ^^
[12:19] <Dr_Willis> !xmms
[12:19] <Slart> Q|: I don't use xchat myself but considering the amount of customization you can do with it I'd be very surprised if there wasn't one person out there using "beep" on highligh
[12:19] <todd_chambery> itah
[12:19] <todd_chambery> ah
[12:20] <foxfessel> hi
[12:20] <Q|> Slart: Yes, I've used it myself before, but it stopped working. Could've happened with the update hardy -> jaunty
[12:20] <tuxbuddy> ejabberd ...can I find it on apt-get source repo
[12:20] <tuxbuddy> If I want to install it in UBuntu
[12:21] <Q|> Slart: So I actually need to figure out if it's a bug or if I've just made a mistake with something
[12:21] <tuxbuddy> Yes..Its there
[12:21] <tuxbuddy> apt-get install ejabberd
[12:21] <Slart> Q|: possible.. it's not just a configuration thing for pulseaudio?
[12:21] <tuxbuddy> grawity..
[12:21] <tuxbuddy> Thats Really
[12:21] <tuxbuddy> great
[12:21] <Q|> Slart: Actually I'm quite sure it has to do something with PA, but I wouldn't know where to look at
[12:21] <todd_chambery> Q: Is there a way to disable minimize in the gnome taskbar?
[12:21] <tuxbuddy> grawity: I need one more help
[12:22] <todd_chambery> I only want clicking a button to "bring to front"
[12:22] <tuxbuddy> My VPN Client is not working on Ubuntu though it works for Windows
[12:22] <prizren> your version of Ghostscript is 8.6x, you may not be able to print some
[12:22] <prizren>   documents.
[12:22] <Slart> Q|: try installing the packages paman padevchooser pavucontrol ...
[12:22] <prizren> http://forum.ubuntu-fr.org/viewtopic.php?id=290339
[12:22] <Slart> Q|: then start the volume control and see if something shows up when you're highlighted
[12:22] <aboSamoor> how can I uninstall a program that was installed by compiling the source code ?
[12:22] <todd_chambery> I find I'm frequently clicking a button multiple times just to get it on top
[12:22] <tuxbuddy> My VPN Client is not working on Ubuntu though it works for Windows
[12:22] <todd_chambery> (happens with pidgin a lot)
[12:23] <foxfessel> I`m new here... I need some help... Just got ubuntu on my laptop, it was running great, but, I don`t know why, it can`t play any sound anymore...
[12:23] <tuxbuddy> My VPN Client is not working on Ubuntu though it works for Windows
[12:23] <Q|> Slart: Nope, nothing shows up. pavucontrol is always open
[12:23] <prizren> yes, i have it all installed kiaas_ Dr_Willis "your version of Ghostscript is 8.6x, you may not be able to print" http://forum.ubuntu-fr.org/viewtopic.php?id=290339
[12:23] <Q|> Slart: I use it exclusively to change volume
[12:23] <foxfessel> Is this th right channel to make this tipe of question?
[12:24] <Slart> Q|: hmm.. does beep work if you try... for example.. backspace in the terminal when the line is empty?
[12:24] <oldude67> foxfessel, yes
[12:24] <tuxbuddy> How Can I restrict root to ssh from the remote machine?
[12:24] <Q|> Slart: Nope, it does not. However, /usr/bin/beep does make a beep
[12:24] <TheNano> foxfessel: yes and no, peoplie like more info like what hardware do you ahve and so on , I guess it usually is an easy thing you miss
[12:25] <bidossessi> how can i stop jaunty from beeping like hell at startup and shutdown, and is it symptomatic of a problem? i can't find anything wrong in the logs, but i get weird screen artifacts at bootup
[12:25] <tuxbuddy> Pls hElp
[12:25] <foxfessel> hummm
[12:25] <bidossessi> tuxbuddy, read the ss.conf file for example cases
[12:25] <bidossessi> tuxbuddy, read the ssh.conf file for example cases
[12:26] <jetlinux> Helle every one what tool can I have linux similar to symantec ghost or symantec ghost is also useful for imaging linux ,I have multiboot system to be specific
[12:26] <Q|> Slart: This would be the preferred solution btw, since I would like my PC-Speaker to be used, so I can hear it even if my Speakers are turned off
[12:26] <grawity> tuxbuddy: "PermitRootLogins no"
[12:26] <TheNano> foxfessel: there is documentation on ubuntu.com and the wiki and the forum you should search by you hardware and some words for you problem if no luck then come back here, but someone maybe have time to help you anyway
[12:26] <Slart> Q|: have a look in system, preferences, sound... on the "Sounds" tab.. "Play alert sound"
[12:26] <Slart> Q|: I think that one has to be checked for the pc speaker beep to work
[12:26] <bidossessi> Slart, i'm talking about pre-GUI
[12:26] <foxfessel> Thanks! I'll give it a try.. =)
[12:27] <Psi-Jack> Well. Now that I have Ubuntu (or, rather, Kubuntu), installed. I'm actually somewhat impressed.
[12:27] <Slart> bidossessi: huh?
[12:27] <Q|> Slart: I've checked it now, has been unchecked. I can play the test sound and it plays fine with PA showing me that it's working, too.
[12:27] <bidossessi> Slart, it beeps erratically, as if, for instance a key was being pressed too long during POST
[12:28] <Q|> Slart: But still no sound in the terminal or with xChat
[12:28] <Slart> bidossessi: I'm discussing how to enable beep on highligh in xchat =).. I have no idea about your problem.. sorry
[12:28] <bidossessi> Slart, my bad, i though you were talking to me
[12:28] <Slart> Q|: hmm.. odd
[12:28] <Slart> bidossessi: no worries
[12:28] <Q|> Slart: Doh *lol*
[12:28] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: Hi wanted to ask one question.What PPA ?
[12:28] <karex> TheNano: i back. how to be the server??
[12:29] <Q|> Slart: Now your last highlight worked o_O
[12:29] <Q|> Slart: And I have configured xChat to use an external program, /usr/bin/beep.
[12:29] <Slart> Q|: oh.. so it's kind of working now? perhaps it had to .. clear its throat? =)
[12:29] <Q|> Slart: The PC-Speaker is being used now. Just because of the checkbox you mentioned ^^ Somehow I can't make any sense out of it, but it worked at least :)
[12:30] <Q|> Slart: Well, it works in xChat, but still no sound in the terminal :D
[12:30] <Q|> Slart: Which I didn't notice prior to your suggestion at all to be honest ^^
[12:30] <Slart> Q|: alright.. sweet.. if you need to test highlighting and such I can recommend #test  .. they have a bot that will do all kinds of stuff to you =)
[12:30] <Q|> Slart: Oh, that's great to know, thanks
[12:31] <Q|> Slart: Exactly what I was looking for for a long time ^^ Thanks for your help
[12:32] <Slart> Q|: you're welcome
[12:39] <GuidMorrow> weirdness, each time one CPU goes in a valley, the other CPU "peaks"
[12:39] <GuidMorrow> AHHHH
[12:39] <GuidMorrow> oh there it is... I thought, where did my message go?!
[12:39] <Q|> IRC-sickness, GuidMorrow ^^
[12:40] <aaron11> helo
[12:40] <aaron11> helo
[12:40] <aaron11> helo
[12:40] <FloodBot3> aaron11: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:40] <GuidMorrow> you mean the server itself is experiencing lag? and I thought I turned off joins/parts on this thing
[12:41] <Q|> GuidMorrow: My guess would be some kind of lag, yes. Either on your or on the server side.
[12:41] <aaron11> hg
[12:41] <aaron11> h
[12:41] <aaron11> g
[12:41] <aaron11> oop
[12:41] <GuidMorrow> I have transmission running, downloading amd64 ubuntu
[12:42] <Q|> GuidMorrow: That sounds like a possible answer to the question ^^
[12:42] <GuidMorrow> throttled at 15 kB/s
[12:42] <Q|> GuidMorrow: Oh, ok ^^
[12:43] <GuidMorrow> !burn
[12:43] <Q|> What a neat feautre o_O
[12:45] <GuidMorrow> these CD's burn weird for whatever reason; if I attempt to even burn a bootable ISO image, and then try to boot to it, it won't even boot to that CD, even though I have it set in BIOS to boot from CD
[12:46] <GuidMorrow> I had this one issue happen when I installed ubuntu on this HP box
[12:47] <GuidMorrow> wasted about 5 CD-Rs trying to figure it out
[12:48] <Q|> GuidMorrow: Maybe you should try it with a CD-RW first in the future. Burning has some issues with me, too. Can't burn a DVD-RW for example, but CD-* works
[12:48] <heo> How can I add a new root user?
[12:48] <Psi-Jack> heo: There is only one root user.
[12:48] <guntbert> !root | heo
[12:49] <Psi-Jack> heo: Besides.. Why would you possibly ever need more than one root?
[12:49] <GuidMorrow> heck why does this thing ask for my password each time I want to install a package
[12:49] <guntbert> heo: if you want another user who is allowed to sudo, create her account and make it a member of the admin group
[12:49] <Roland> So the only way to get CANON LBP2900 working is to install 8.04 on i386?
[12:50] <bidossessi> so, how can i stop jaunty from beeping like hell at startup and shutdown, and is it symptomatic of a problem? i can't find anything wrong in the logs, but i get weird screen artifacts at bootup (looks like what a broken LCD does when you press on it: colours).
[12:50] <flintwingel> GuidMorrow: beacuse installing is an administrative task
[12:50] <IdleOne> GuidMorrow, it's making sure that you are the person autorized to install packages
[12:50] <GuidMorrow> !admin
[12:50] <Slart> GuidMorrow: making chances to the system should require a password.. it's just a good idea
[12:50] <guntbert> !sudo | GuidMorrow
[12:50] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[12:50] <Slart> changes
[12:50] <GuidMorrow> what the heck just happened
[12:51] <mrgenericuser> if you need to 'be' root for several commands, use 'sudo -i'
[12:51] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[12:52] <Roland> something is pooched
[12:52] <bidossessi> how would i know i couldn't speak?
[12:52] <bidossessi> !ping
[12:52] <guntbert> mrgenericuser: yes but tell them not to make a habit of it :-)
[12:52] <Roland> !ping
[12:52] <IdleOne> GuidMorrow, several users returned from a small netsplit and the FloodBots saw that as a possible onjoin flood so they set the channel to quiet mode for a minute
[12:53] <Roland> !ping
[12:53] <mrgenericuser> true!  you should only use root priv when NEEDED, i agree completely with that...
[12:53] <Roland> !ubotty
[12:53] <Myrtti> Roland: it refuses to response only every so often in a brief moment to same factoid
[12:53] <IdleOne> !botabuse
[12:53] <bidossessi> except that many trivial management tasks require root access
[12:53] <Roland> Myrtti, nice to know, i thought i was talking to myself for a second
[12:54] <guntbert> bidossessi: thats what sudo/gksudo are for
[12:54] <bidossessi> so no one knows why ujaunty would start bleeting at startup?
[12:54] <IdleOne> bleeting?
[12:55] <guntbert> bidossessi: it does *what*?
[12:55] <br34l> beeping?
[12:55] <IdleOne> bleeding?
[12:55] <rafaloo> .
[12:55] <bidossessi> actually a little of both :p
[12:55] <GuidMorrow> diodes?
[12:55] <heo> guntbert: Is it just by clicking a cross in System>Users and ...
[12:55] <heo> ... Groups>Manage Groups> Admin ?
[12:56] <br34l> GuidMorrow: LED's
[12:56] <beatty> There seems to be a lot of trouble with flash.  My kid likes to watch videos on PBSkids.org and they are so choppy they are unwatchable.  Any suggestions.
[12:56] <bidossessi> it beeps rather randomly and my screen gets covered in (rather nice) fractal colors i normally associate with a broken LCD until gnome starts.
[12:56] <Forza4Life> beatty    are u using 32 or 64 bit
[12:57] <masquerade> does anyone know how to constantly remove all gnome-panels?
[12:58] <bidossessi> masquerade, i would believe that removing them would make it permanent, unless your session doesn't get saved on exit...
[12:58] <bidossessi> like, your machine crashes
[12:58] <Besogon> Did anyone try to change partition for /usr dir?
[12:58] <mrgenericuser> bidossessi, it sounds like something is trying to print binary data to the screen, or something.....
[12:58] <guntbert> heo: thats what I meant, but you could also look at the account's properties(user privileges: administer...)
[12:59] <masquerade> bidossessi: i cant remove the last panel through the gui, i would have to kill gnome-panel. and gnome-panel instantly restarts after killing it
[13:00] <Gu357> hi
[13:00] <GuidMorrow> do they sell cdrw ultra speed discs at 700M capacity? I only used to have 650M discs with only 4x write speed
[13:00] <bidossessi> mrgenericuser, i really don't know. i's only annoying (and embarassing sometimes) because of the unstoppable noise, and the inability to see the logs, but the machine seems to boot fine.
[13:01] <Besogon> Did anyone try to change partition for /usr dir? I'v installed /usr/local at BIG partition and wnat change partition for /usr/local to /usr
[13:02] <llutz> GuidMorrow:  verbatim/mitsubishi does
[13:02] <mrgenericuser> bidossessi, try running memtest and hard drive tests to make sure something isnt being currupted.  if all else fails, you could unplug the pc speaker from the motherboard ;)
[13:02] <bidossessi> Besogon, boot a live cd, move your files to their new location, edit your fstab to reflect changes, boot into your system
[13:03] <bidossessi> mrgenericuser, i don't think so. i'm dualbooting with opensuse and this only happens in ubuntu, mem and hdd are fine; furthermore it's a laptop
[13:03] <bidossessi> nobody's had this kind of issue before?
[13:03] <krathos> ciao a tutti
[13:05] <Besogon> bidossessi, thanks. but my Windows didn't work when I had moved SAM file. Are you sure that will work?
[13:06] <heo> guntbert: thank you.
[13:06] <guntbert> heo: no problem :-)
[13:07] <bidossessi> Besogon, linux is not windows
[13:08] <bidossessi> Besogon, i moved my whole os to a new motherboard and it worked by only tweaking fstab and menu.lst
[13:08] <mrgenericuser> bidossessi, http://ubuntu-virginia.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1241317 says to try 'echo blacklist pcspkr >> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist' might shut it up after one restart....
[13:09] <bidossessi> mrgenericuser, already done, thant's what puzzles me
[13:09] <zetheroo2> there are a bunch of files in a folder in my home directory which are locked to my user so I need to change the permissions for all the folders and files inside of one folder to allow me full access to them. How do I do this in the terminal?
[13:10] <bidossessi> i'll reboot in ubuntu now and see what gives.
[13:10] <bidossessi> brb
[13:11] <imduffy15> Hi, does anybody have a method for deploying software and syncing configs across a network of ubuntu machines?
[13:11] <guntbert> zetheroo2: I guess they are owned by the wrong user - type ls -l <folder> and look at the output (you can pastebin it, if you want, don't just paste it here please)
[13:13] <zetheroo2> guntbert: http://pastebin.com/d4b945d2f
[13:14] <suresh_tech> heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyyy
[13:14] <suresh_tech> wassup
[13:14] <mrgenericuser> bidossessi, maybe splash screen https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/usplash/+bug/279187
[13:14] <zetheroo2> guntbert: I copied the folder dvdrip-data from another machine
[13:14] <majuk> Can someone with a working install of XP dualbooting w/ ubuntu via grub pastebin their menu.lst to me?
[13:14] <majuk> Or tell me if there are any 'map' statements in there.
[13:15] <guntbert> zetheroo2: one minute
[13:15] <suresh_tech> watt
[13:16] <zetheroo1> majuk: http://pastebin.com/d76d1f519
[13:17] <majuk> zetheroo1: Gracias sir.
[13:17] <zetheroo1> majuk: te nada ;)
[13:18] <guntbert> zetheroo1: please type sudo chown -R zeth:zeth dvdrip-data
[13:18] <majuk> Any idea how an XP install is going to tolerate going from D: to C: assignment? I think I (well, M$) botched this install, but I want to save it.
[13:19] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[13:19] <guntbert> majuk: ask in ##windows please
[13:19] <zetheroo2> guntbert: ok done
[13:19] <majuk> Yuh yuh.
[13:19] <guntbert> zetheroo2: did it work out too?
[13:19] <GuidMorrow> netsplit? i didn't see any messages, I have joins/parts off
[13:20] <kiaas_> Blargh. my AMD K6-2 system is currently Under clocked to 200mhz with a 66mhz FSB >.>
[13:20] <kiaas_> I wonder if it'll run win7
[13:20] <zetheroo2> guntbert: cool .. it looks like it did
[13:20] <zetheroo2> guntbert: thank you so much
[13:21] <guntbert> zetheroo2: you are welcome - have fun :-)
[13:21] <zetheroo2> kiaas_ =-O
[13:21] <Guest54569> Can someone help me please, I have Ubuntu 9.04 and pidgin, aMSN & emesen will not let me sign in, any suggestions?
[13:21] <icarus-c> Guest54569: wrong account ? :P
[13:21] <kiaas_> zetheroo, Zero can't be negative D:
[13:21] <Guest54569> Can someone help me please, I have Ubuntu 9.04 and pidgin, aMSN & emesen will not let me sign in, any suggestions?
[13:22] <GuidMorrow> Guest54569 isn't logged in, he probably didn't identify to services
[13:22] <Bob_Dole> Identified.
[13:22] <zetheroo2> Guest54569: logged into Pidgin here ... working fine
[13:23] <Bob_Dole> Really, my plan for my AMD K6-2 system is to get it back to 500mhz(jumper settings, yay!) and then install debian on it and run it as a router :/
[13:23] <sumTRiCKZ> Can someone help me I have Ubuntu 9.04 aMSN, Pidgin & Emesen will ot let me sign in... Any help?
[13:23] <GuidMorrow> Guest54569 > If you've forgotten your password to identify yourself by, ask #freenode to reset it
[13:24] <sumTRiCKZ> I don't really care bout my password, or anything I nee dhelp?
[13:24] <bazhang> sumTRiCKZ, any reason to have two accounts asking the same question?
[13:24] <sumTRiCKZ> no i didnt know I had the other one open..
[13:25] <sumTRiCKZ> My bad.
[13:25] <sumTRiCKZ> Wanna help me now please?
[13:25] <GuidMorrow> !guest
[13:25] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: I am logged onto MSN with Pidgin here .. working fine ...
[13:27] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: no need to PM me ...
[13:27] <TwoTwenty> I wish my 43" TV I use for computer monitor coudl do better then 1360x768
[13:28] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: talk out in the open :)
[13:28] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: are you chatting right now in Pidgin?
[13:28] <sumTRiCKZ> zetheroo2: nah man redownloading it
[13:34] <sumTRiCKZ> zetheroo2 are you there?, it lets me log in Yahoo. just not msn
[13:34] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: hmm
[13:35] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: have you googled this issue?
[13:35] <sumTRiCKZ> yes
[13:35] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: you might have to change a server setting
[13:35] <sumTRiCKZ> and nothing related.
[13:35] <sumTRiCKZ> let me try log in with a differnt account doubt it will work
[13:37] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: I would start pidgin from the terminal and watch the output while attempting to log on to MSN
[13:37] <sumTRiCKZ> lol a lil bit to technical for me im a mad nooob at ubuntu
[13:38] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: ok, I apologise for that ...
[13:38] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: go to Applications > Accessories > Terminal
[13:39] <sumTRiCKZ> yup
[13:39] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: then type in: pidgin
[13:39] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: and press Enter
[13:40] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: hopefully you had closed pidgin before entering it in the terminal ...
[13:40] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: Pidgin should open and you should try to login to MSN
[13:40] <gst-kaps> anyidea how can I use testdisk to restore my partitions
[13:40] <gst-kaps> ?
[13:41] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: once Pidgin fails to login you can take a look at the Terminal and see the output errors
[13:42] <sumTRiCKZ> it just stays on 'connecting'
[13:45] <boris> hello
[13:45] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ; are you sure this login username and password are correct?
[13:46] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: can you use it to login through a browser?
[13:47] <sumTRiCKZ> ye lol.
[13:47] <Factran> Hello ! How can I know if a software is compatible with the  jack sound server ?  (Listen music player in my case)
[13:47] <MOUD> Hey all
[13:48] <Factran> !ask | MOUD
[13:49] <MOUD> !helll > Factran
[13:49] <MOUD> !hello > Factran
[13:49] <MOUD> didnt work -.-
[13:49] <Factran> :)
[13:49] <Factran> !hello | MOUD
[13:50] <Factran> lol
[13:50] <bazhang> Factran, MOUD /msg ubottu
[13:50] <Factran> yes it worked
[13:50] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: its got to be a server issue ...
[13:51] <zhxk> how to chmode a file make it excutable?
[13:51] <MOUD> bazhang: hehe
[13:51] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: you using Ubuntu Jaunty?
[13:51] <Kelder> zhxk: +x
[13:51] <ortsvorsteher> zhxk: chmod 700 file
[13:51] <sumTRiCKZ> ye ubuntu 9.04
[13:52] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pidgin/+bug/367034
[13:52] <sumTRiCKZ> I got it bro
[13:52] <sumTRiCKZ> dont worry
[13:52] <sumTRiCKZ> http://developer.pidgin.im/ticket/9905
[13:52] <MOUD> I'm getting the following error while trying to run Touchpad:  "  GSynaptics couldn't initialize. You have to set 'SHMConfig' 'true' in xorg.conf or XF86Config to use GSynaptics   "  The problem is that I can't find the SHMConfig value on the xorg.conf. Any help plese?
[13:52] <zhxk> thanks
[13:52] <sumTRiCKZ> fixed it
[13:52] <sumTRiCKZ> thanks for ur help zetheroo2
[13:53] <zhxk> does telnetd consumes less resources than sshd?
[13:53] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: cool ... no worries
[13:54] <flintwingel> zhxk: telnet doesn't have the encryption overhead so typically yes
[13:55] <Factran> MOUD: just add thee line : SHMConfig=true inyour xorg.conf, but i don't know wher.
[13:55] <zhxk> flintwingel:ssl simple xors the buffer?
[13:55] <zhxk> *simply?
[13:55] <MOUD> Factran: that's the problem, I dunno where either
[13:56] <Factran> MOUD: I don't know. maybe add a section "InputDevice" in your xork.conf
[13:57] <Factran> *xorg
[13:57] <Factran> you may try to read man xorg.conf.
[13:58] <MOUD> Factran: I'm googling it atm
[13:58] <aaronvarghese> #blender-help
[13:59] <masiddiqui>  /msg NickServ identify campigone
[13:59] <stefg> heheh
[13:59] <Araneidae> Anyone see their /usr/bin/X process leak memory out of control?  Mine got up to 80% of 2.5G before I shut down
[13:59] <stefg> masiddiqui: time to set a new password :-)
[13:59] <masiddiqui> sorry
[14:00] <jiohdi> why does ubuntu use ext3 instead of ext4?
[14:00] <masiddiqui> hey can anyone tell me to how to configure fetchmail
[14:00] <stefg> masiddiqui: as a hint: always go to the server tab when identifying
[14:00] <Araneidae> jiohdi, presumably because it's older and so more stable
[14:00] <masiddiqui> ok
[14:00] <jiohdi> isnt 4 just an advanced version of 3 with fixes?
[14:01] <krad> hi.  where can i  see startup services?
[14:02] <karex> HI, after installing openssh-server, does sshd run automatically?
[14:02] <ortsvorsteher> krad: search under /etc/init.d
[14:02] <ortsvorsteher> yes karex
[14:02] <ElronMcBong> hi, I have an error to report and I am not sure if it is ubuntu, kde or qt... I am running kubuntu where the feature "double click opens file" or something to that effect is enabled by default. In QT this is problematic, because selecting a checkbox will also be realized as double click. Do you think it is an ubuntu issue?
[14:02] <masiddiqui> can anyone tell me to how to setup fetchmail
[14:03] <karex> ortsvorsteher: is it mean my pc always become server when sshd run?
[14:03] <stefg> masiddiqui: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1015150
[14:03] <ortsvorsteher> whats your preferred language? karex
[14:03] <Araneidae> jiohdi, no, there were some significant changes.  I know people lost data because of a change in how file synchronisation is handled (don't know much more, though, you'll need to google I guess)
[14:04] <romme> my mouse is extremely fast after updating to Jaunty. i've set all the settings in gnome to the lowest possible value, but it's still hard to handle. anyone experiencing this?
[14:04] <GuidMorrow> !it
[14:05] <jiohdi> thank you Araneidae
[14:05] <karex> ortsvorsteher: i'm sorry with my english. When sshd run, it listens to client request, doesn't it?
[14:05] <GuidMorrow> romme: mouse acceleration?
[14:05] <romme> GuidMorrow, maybe, or maybe resolution
[14:06] <GuidMorrow> laser or LED mouse
[14:06] <romme> LED
[14:06] <romme> Genius Optical Mouse
[14:07] <didi> cc
[14:08] <didi> ciao
[14:08] <didi> !list
[14:08] <GuidMorrow> !p2p | didi
[14:09] <Haralith> q
[14:09] <krad> how to know which program is using this port?
[14:10] <vishal> hi all
[14:10] <stefg> krad: netstat
[14:10] <vishal> does anyone know where is openssl.pc is located in Ubuntu?
[14:10] <lohu> hallo
[14:11] <ortsvorsteher> karex: yes, sshd is listening to client requests.
[14:12] <TheNano> karex: are you back ?
[14:12] <karex> ortsvorsteher: how to disable it? because my pc doesn't always become a server.
[14:13] <karex> ortsvorsteher: i mean, it's only needed when I want to send a file
[14:13] <karex> TheNano: Yes, of course
[14:13] <ortsvorsteher> karex: just remove openssh installation. if you only connect from your pc to another, openssh server is not needed.
[14:13] <Submarine> karex, is there any problem with running sshd?
[14:13] <karex> TheNano: Yes, off course
[14:14] <GuidMorrow> security vulnerability?
[14:14] <rhii> '-'
[14:14] <karex> Submarine: i haven't tried it yet (hehe... :)
[14:15] <TheNano> karex: it runs automatically you need to install and then connect, if pcs are both at home , if not you will need port forwarding in router
[14:16] <GuidMorrow> what is the exact port for ssh operations
[14:17] <Chousuke> GuidMorrow: the port assigned to SSH is 22
[14:17] <Chousuke> GuidMorrow: but you can change it if you need to.
[14:17] <grawity> GuidMorrow: The officially assigned TCP port is 22, but it's changeable.
[14:17] <krad> how to stop rpcbind?
[14:17] <GuidMorrow> do I need to assign a NFS to lock to port 22?
[14:17] <karex> ortsvorsteher: so i don't need openssh-server in both pcs for sending a file??
[14:17] <chessnutmushroom> hey guys, what is the yum equivalent of apt-cache search?
[14:18] <stefg> chessnutmushroom: /j #
[14:18] <chessnutmushroom> yum search lists too much detail, i just want the package names
[14:18] <stefg> chessnutmushroom: /j #fedora
[14:18] <ortsvorsteher> karex: if your send from one pc, you dont need there openssh-server. only on the pc where you want to send file to
[14:19] <krad> how to stop rpcbind?
[14:19] <IdleOne> chessnutmushroom, not sure but man yum search
[14:19] <cvxxcvcb> Discuss anything anonymously without registering an account at the only place on the Internet where grammar, spelling and punctuation actually matters: http://www.anontalk.com/ (or https://www.anontalk.com/ for immediate encryption). A definite bookmark for every smart Internet user! (This has been a public service message; NOT spam.)
[14:20] <karex> ortsvorsteher, TheNano : ok. so, how to disable sshd? by remove openssh-server?
[14:20] <Submarine> yes
[14:20] <jMyles> chessnutmushroom: I love your nick! :-)
[14:20] <ortsvorsteher> karex: just remove openssh-server "sudo apt-get remove openssh-server"
[14:21] <krad> how to stop rpcbind?
[14:21] <Theoraforever> I have a highly-corrupted SD card I need to reformat. How would I do that under Ubuntu?
[14:21] <gsedej> hello
[14:21] <GuidMorrow> hey jrib, it is likely they use a dynamic IP address, they'll come back
[14:21] <gsedej> can someone help me with Jack sound
[14:22] <ortsvorsteher> !someone | gsedej
[14:22] <IdleOne> GuidMorrow, and he will ban that ip also when they do
[14:22] <stefg> Theoraforever: i'd zero it completely before trying to reformat... that way you know if it's still usable
[14:22] <jrib> GuidMorrow: yeah :(
[14:22] <GuidMorrow> !jack
[14:22] <Submarine> Theoraforever, there's probably some GUI for that, but mkfs -t vfat /dev/thegooddevice probably works
[14:22] <Theoraforever> Thanks
[14:22] <GuidMorrow> haha what the?
[14:23] <Kelder> !Ubuntu.
[14:23] <ortsvorsteher> !bot | kelder
[14:24] <stefg> Theoraforever: but running a dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/mmcblk* bs=4k before won't hurt
[14:24] <vishal> hi, does anyone know whts openssl.pc?
[14:24] <IdleOne> !ask | gsedej
[14:25] <Theoraforever> Thanks.
[14:26] <ikonia> vishal: it's pkgconfig file for openssl
[14:26] <vishal> ubottu : do you know where is openssl.pc is located or it's a part of which package?
[14:26] <ikonia> vishal: it's normally installed with openssl
[14:26] <vadi2> hi, is it possible to see the cpu temperature with ubuntu?
[14:26] <vadi2> (easily)
[14:27] <ikonia> vishal: lmsensors is a solid tool
[14:27] <GuidMorrow> what about SMART status
[14:27] <ikonia> vishal: assuming your board can interact with it, I think you can also use gkrelm
[14:27] <IdleOne> vadi2, lmsensors like ikonia suggested
[14:27] <vishal> ikonia :  I have installed openssl but still when I do pkg-config --libs, it says that openssl is not installed or the path where openssl.pc is located is not known
[14:27] <ikonia> GuidMorrow: smart tools
[14:27] <ikonia> vishal: how did you install open ssl ?
[14:27] <GuidMorrow> ...?
[14:27] <rek>  hybrid pci lv3h   is it supported??
[14:27] <vishal> apt-get install openssl
[14:28] <stefg> !info smartmontools | GuidMorrow
[14:28] <ikonia> vishal: probably in the dev package
[14:28] <GuidMorrow> !smart
[14:28] <rek>  hybrid pci lv3h   is it supported?? bazhang
[14:28] <vadi2> IdleOne: I don't have that command and no package is offered to be installed
[14:28] <vishal> well, I tried doing it as well but I got error
[14:28] <ikonia> vishal: what error
[14:28] <vishal> i tried openssl-devel
[14:28] <ikonia> vishal: that's on the package name
[14:28] <IdleOne> !info lmsensors
[14:28] <vishal> ikonia : no such package
[14:29] <stefg> !info lm-sensors
[14:29] <ikonia> vishal: it's not the package name, use the package manager to search for the correct ssl development package name
[14:29] <IdleOne> thank you stefg
[14:29] <IdleOne> vadi2, lm-sensors is the package name
[14:29] <vishal> ikonia : well I tried that as well, but I'll give it a shot anyways
[14:30] <ikonia> libssl-dev vishal
[14:30] <vadi2> IdleOne: ok, found it
[14:31] <vishal> ikonia : oh thanks, I think I installed that as well. But let me check and come back to you. Thanks a lot.
[14:31] <prizren> this worked!!! Dr_Willis  kiaas_  http://forum.ubuntu.cz/index.php?topic=35355.0
[14:32] <GuidMorrow> !cz | prizren
[14:32] <vishal> ikonia:it isn't thr. Installing it now, thanks man.
[14:32] <ikonia> no problem
[14:33] <Theoraforever> Hey, how do I know which device in /dev/ is my SD card?
[14:33] <grawity> Theoraforever: Run 'sudo fdisk -l', and see which one matches (size, filesystem, etc)
[14:34] <Theoraforever> Okay.
[14:35] <GuidMorrow> IdleOne: no lmsensors, installing package
[14:35] <IdleOne> GuidMorrow, the package name is lm-sensors
[14:36] <copywriter> hello all my knowledgeable friends whom i admire and respect
[14:36] <copywriter> :)
[14:37] <GuidMorrow> NOW WHAT? I still can't run the command. "bash: lm-sensors: command not found"
[14:37] <ikonia> GuidMorrow: have you read any documentation on how to set it up ?
[14:37] <ikonia> GuidMorrow: you have to set it up first, there are some solid guides on the net and on ubuntuforums
[14:38] <GuidMorrow> !lm-sensors
[14:38] <stefg> ah....
[14:38] <StrangeCharm> what's the name of the metapackage for a lamp install?
[14:38] <stefg> !lamp
[14:39] <copywriter> my question is - is there a way to share a folder on ubuntu that gives access only to specific users (users connecting don't have an account on the pc) the scenario is a department with let's say 9 pc's all running ubuntu it's within an organization that has many departments they're all on a network called treasury, there's 1 pc dedicated to sharing but i want the people connecting to be...
[14:39] <copywriter> ...able to use a name and password
[14:39] <sdf> they need an acount on the server
[14:39] <sdf> a samba account at least
[14:39] <ikonia> copywriter: the username/password must have a relationship to an account either local, or via something like ldap that has a UID and GID
[14:40] <sdf> yes
[14:40] <copywriter> do i use samba even if i don't have any windows pc's on the network (i'm running away from microsoft)
[14:40] <_Space_Case_> help. i conect my phone to jaunty and it dont conect, my dmesg | tail usb-storage: probe of 2-1:1.0 failed with error -5
[14:40] <sdf> use NFS
[14:40] <copywriter> !nfs
[14:40] <ikonia> copywriter: you can use samba, NFS, maybe even sshfs, you may want to consider sharing it out of a webserver
[14:41] <MOUD> !touchpad
[14:41] <stefg> copywriter: a 'pc dedicated to sharing' is usually called a file-server :-) you might want to look at ebox
[14:41] <stefg> !ebox | copywriter
[14:42] <sdf> ebox is very good
[14:42] <copywriter> gotcha
[14:42] <sdf> i use it on my router
[14:42] <stefg> copywriter: if you only have Linux clients i'd go nfs ... simpler and faster
[14:42] <_Space_Case_> help. i conect my phone to jaunty and it dont connect, my dmesg | tail usb-storage: probe of 2-1:1.0 failed with error -5
[14:42] <Theoraforever> Hmmm... sudo mkfs -t vfat /dev/sdc1
[14:42] <copywriter> i'm heading to the office i'm so excited about migrating to linux
[14:42] <sdf> nice to hear
[14:42] <Theoraforever> did't work (Sorru, hit enter by mistake.
[14:43] <_Space_Case_> help. i conect my phone to jaunty and it dont connect, my dmesg | tail usb-storage: probe of 2-1:1.0 failed with error -5 i want to transfer pictures from the phone to laptop...
[14:43] <copywriter> then nfs it is, i'm going to experiment with ebox just for the fun ofit
[14:43] <Halitech> !patience | _Space_Case_
[14:43] <GuidMorrow> !gutsy
[14:43] <Theoraforever> Since mkfs didn't work, is there anything else I can try?
[14:43] <stefg> copywriter: unfortunately ebox is for samba servers :-) nfs is a diffrent beast
[14:44] <sdf> do man exports
[14:44] <copywriter> ah, reading up on nfs now
[14:44] <Halitech> Theoraforever, have you tried the partition editor?
[14:44] <L3dPlatedLinux> where would i go for server help?
[14:44] <sdf> for NFS
[14:44] <Alvinware> spacecase, memory card?
[14:44] <ikonia> L3dPlatedLinux: just ask
[14:44] <Halitech> L3dPlatedLinux, what kind of phone?
[14:45] <Theoraforever> Halitech: No. How would I do that?
[14:45] <Halitech> _Space_Case_, what kind of phone
[14:45] <Halitech> Theoraforever, I think its under system - admin - partition editor
[14:45] <Halitech> L3dPlatedLinux, sorry, ignore my post to you
[14:45] <Theoraforever> Okay.
[14:45] <copywriter> thank you very much guys
[14:46] <copywriter> now i got something to go on
[14:46] <furis> sa rend fou linux help me
[14:46] <IdleOne> !fr | furis
[14:47] <_Space_Case_> samsung rant
[14:47] <stefg> Theoraforever: did you zero the drive (is i suggested?)
[14:47] <TheNano> karex: sudo /etc/init.d/ssh disable
[14:47] <_Space_Case_> worked fine in the other distro... 8.10
[14:47] <ikonia> TheNano: that won't do anything
[14:47] <Theoraforever> The partition editor isn't there. What package do install to install it?
[14:47] <IdleOne> Theoraforever, gparted
[14:47] <Halitech> Theoraforever, I believe its gparted
[14:47] <Theoraforever> stefg: Not yet.
[14:47] <TheNano> ikonia: why ?
[14:47]  * copywriter races to the office on a sunday
[14:47] <Slart> TheNano, karex: stop might work.. "disable" doesn't
[14:47] <IdleOne> Theoraforever, it will show as partition editor in the menu
[14:47] <Alvinware> spacecase, search synaptic package for mobile phone/hanf.
[14:48] <Theoraforever> Thanks.
[14:48] <ikonia> TheNano: disable isn't a valid command for an init script
[14:48] <stefg> Theoraforever: you've got cfdisk , a decent cli tool for partitioning
[14:48] <Slart> TheNano, karex: * Usage: /etc/init.d/ssh {start|stop|reload|force-reload|restart|try-restart|status}
[14:48] <TheNano> Slart: ikonia
[14:48] <TheNano> yes
[14:49] <stefg> Theoraforever: But i really suggest zeroing the drive ... that will make the controller map out damaged cells
[14:49] <TheNano> Slart: ikonia: where was the diable in ubuntu , there was another command
[14:49] <ikonia> TheNano: update-rc.d
[14:49] <Slart> TheNano: hmm.. bum perhaps? or update-rc.d?
[14:49] <TheNano> ikonia: right
[14:49] <MOUD> !windows-drivers
[14:49] <Slart> !boot
[14:50] <MOUD> Is there a way to install a Windows driver on linux?
[14:50] <sdf> test
[14:50] <arand> MOUD: ndiswrapper
[14:50] <ikonia> MOUD: ndiswrapper, but it's not advisable
[14:50] <ikonia> MOUD: windows drivers are for windows.....for a reason
[14:50] <Halitech> MOUD, depends on what driver you want to install
[14:50] <IdleOne> MOUD, make sure your hardware doesnt already have a linux version of the driver
[14:50] <stefg> Theoraforever: Then partition it with sudo cfdisk /dev//[foobar] (pay attention to partition type), after that mkfs -t vfat /dev/[foobar]
[14:51] <Halitech> MOUD, what is it you are trying to install?
[14:52] <sdf> !windows | lol
[14:52] <IdleOne> !botabuse > sdf
[14:52] <karex> Slart, TheNano: Thanks a lot!
[14:52] <MOUD> I have a synaptic touchpad but on Windows if I press a a little square on it then a blue light turns on thus making the touchpad do other things like instead of scrolling it will change the volume.
[14:53] <IdleOne> !touchpad
[14:53] <stefg> !synaptics
[14:53] <sdf> !windows | IdleOne
[14:53] <Alvinware> How to convert other ppl username in yahoo into ip address?
[14:53] <bazhang> sdf, stop that
[14:53] <GuidMorrow> ???
[14:53] <GuidMorrow> what's /dev/sg0
[14:53] <IdleOne> sdf, keep being a tool. I love watching you trolls get busted
[14:53] <Slart> Alvinware: not sure you can do that.. if you have a direct connection you might be able to use "netstart" or "iptop"
[14:54] <sdf> !Fuck | IdleOne
[14:54] <GuidMorrow> !language
[14:54] <IdleOne> bazhang, thank you
[14:54] <stefg> ... about time ...
[14:55] <GuidMorrow> I'm trying to set a temperature sensor on my hard drive and I see "/dev/sg0"...?
[14:55] <stefg> GuidMorrow: hddtemp
[14:55] <GuidMorrow> what's sg0
[14:55] <GuidMorrow> hard disk is sda
[14:55] <Slart> GuidMorrow: cd-rom driver? or dvd?
[14:55] <llutz> GuidMorrow:  sg0 = first generic scsi-interface
[14:56] <llutz> err device
[14:56] <Slart> GuidMorrow: could be a scanner too
[14:56] <MOUD> !synclient
[14:57] <GuidMorrow> so sg0 is my IDE controller
[14:57] <diddy> I am looking for an application equivalent to Visio on Windows. Is there anything like this?
[14:57] <ikonia> diddy: no
[14:57] <IdleOne> MOUD, you can use /msg ubottu  SEARCHTERM so you dont add to channel scroll. also try /msg ubottu info SEARCHTERM
[14:57] <stefg> GuidMorrow: Since ubuntu uses libata *all* disks are handled as scsi ...
[14:58] <stefg> !UUID | GuidMorrow
[14:58] <MOUD> IdleOne: I see. thanks
[14:58] <diddy> ikonia, not even a program similar but with much less functionality?
[14:58] <IdleOne> MOUD, no problem.
[14:58] <ikonia> diddy: nothing beyond paint like programs
[14:59] <Slart> diddy: you can take a look at dia ... you'll probably get disappointed though
[14:59] <Slart> !info dia
[14:59] <SmithX> hi
[14:59] <legend2440> diddy: http://linuxrevolution.blogspot.com/2007/02/visio-and-another-reason-i-love-linux.html
[14:59] <GuidMorrow> how do I get into smartmontools from terminal
[14:59] <Slart> GuidMorrow: smartctl
[14:59] <stefg> GuidMorrow: man smartctl
[15:01] <GuidMorrow> wth?! "Smartctl open device: /dev/sda failed: Permission denied"
[15:01] <Slart> GuidMorrow: try with sudo
[15:01] <stefg> GuidMorrow: man smartctl :-)
[15:01] <karex> GOOD BYE.... Thanks a lot, all
[15:02] <co_frog> #pontianak
[15:03] <batizma> today you are a man
[15:03] <ikonia> ?
[15:03] <batizma> oh, sorry, wrong channel
[15:03] <aaron11> join #blender-help for modeling tutorials on
[15:04] <bazhang> aaron11, dont spam here
[15:04] <ikonia> aaron11: why are you telling us this
[15:05] <aaron11> bazhang: do you know a good channel that can post channel ads
[15:05] <ikonia> aaron11: none
[15:05] <ikonia> aaron11: freenode does not support it
[15:05] <bazhang> aaron11, no.
[15:05] <batizma> aaron11, you silly little man
[15:05] <ikonia> batizma: that is uncalled for
[15:06] <batizma> spamming needs to be met with 0 tolerance
[15:06] <ikonia> batizma: name calling is not zero tolerance
[15:06] <ikonia> batizma: the spamming was delt with and stopped
[15:06] <batizma> ikonia, let the matter drop now.
[15:07] <Kapli> Hi, I'm trying to load my sd card but when I click on SD/MMC in my computer it says theres no media to load, my card reader is showing a green light that indicates that i have inserted my card though
[15:08] <dsfgsdf> laptop?
[15:08] <dsfgsdf> Kapli
[15:09] <Kapli> no
[15:09] <ecanto> aloha!
[15:09] <Kapli> the card reader came intergrated with my dell computer
[15:09] <dsfgsdf> what ur dmesg saying?
[15:09] <dsfgsdf> arf
[15:10] <L3dPlatedLinux> i need help configuring my wlan0 on the server, I am new to running a ubuntu server as if you couldnt tell
[15:10] <Kapli> umh, dmesg says a lot, what should i look for?
[15:12] <Slart> Kapli: nevermind him/her.. dsfgsdf/sdfgsd is just a troll..
[15:12] <Kapli> :S
[15:14] <kebomix1> hello,  i made separate home partition due to this tutorial  http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/separatehome   ; the question now :  i added few commands at the endo f the tutorial to make ubuntu read this home partition ,  do i need to do that with every distro. i will setup later like kubuntu or fedora ? !
[15:14] <ikonia> kebomix1: if you want them to use the same home partition, yes
[15:14] <ikonia> kebomix1: although it's better to get support from the person who wrote the tutorial
[15:15] <aladoin> can anyone give me a tip of a file manager for xubuntu which also have ftp capability
[15:15] <kebomix1> ikonia: thanks another question , when i setup kubuntu later , which mount point i will use , "/"  or "/home " ?
[15:16] <znh> aladoin, Konqueror. It's for KDE though.. but it's feature rich
[15:16] <ikonia> kebomix1: errrrr / will be your / file system /home will be /home
[15:16] <axelpaxel> Why doesen't my computer show when I open "Places>Network>Windows Network"?
[15:16] <batizma> aladoin, what's wrong with filezilla?
[15:16] <Halitech> kebomix1, you don't need to install kubuntu later, just add kubuntu-desktop to your existing ubuntu install and select the DE when you log in
[15:16] <kebomix1> ikonia: oh , k : thanks :D
[15:17] <aladoin> batizma, i would like to have the ftp function integrated into the filemanager, and i dont want to use filezilla as my file manager
[15:17] <Slart> aladoin: what file manager is xubuntu using? dolphin?
[15:18] <Halitech> Slart, Xubuntu uses Thunar
[15:18] <aladoin> znh, i,ll give konqueror a try, i hope it doesnt mess something up like nautilus did when i installed it on xubuntu
[15:18] <Slart> Halitech: ahh.. thanks
[15:18] <batizma> aladoin, oh my
[15:18] <Halitech> Slart, nice as a file manager but really lacking when it comes to network support
[15:18] <znh> aladoin, unlike nautilus konqueror doesn't mess up ;)
[15:20] <Halitech> aladoin, there is a how to here for setting up thunar with network support using fuse  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=304131&highlight=xubuntu
[15:21] <Slart> aladoin: not sure if PCMan handles ftp.. worth a look though
[15:22] <vgerov93> hey :)
[15:23] <vgerov93> somebody help please http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1241616 :-(
[15:23] <aladoin> Halitech: thanx, i'll check that out as well
[15:24] <vgerov93> somebody can help?
[15:24] <Halitech> aladoin, I think it was set up for 6.06 but most of it should still work, I cna't use it on Debian as it uses parts I don't have
[15:24] <bazhang> vgerov93, care to give a brief synopsis please
[15:24] <masquerade> vgerov93: im writing a reply atm
[15:25] <will_> where can i get a driver for a canon iP2600
[15:25] <Slart> will_: have you looked at linuxprinting.org? they have a large list of printers
[15:26] <Halitech> will_, you don't, its a paperweight http://openprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=Canon-ip2600
[15:26] <whileimhere> hi what is the codename for 9.04?
[15:26] <Slart> whileimhere: jaunty
[15:26] <Slart> !9.04
[15:26] <will_> Halitech, so what do i do ?
[15:26] <whileimhere> ahh thanks
[15:26] <whileimhere> I want to try this LXDE
[15:27] <thiebaude> !lxde
[15:27] <Halitech> will_, 2 options I can think of, get a cheap win98 box and use it as a print server or 2, buy a new printer that is supported
[15:27] <bazhang> sudo apt-get install lxde whileimhere
[15:27] <whileimhere> oh its already there?!
[15:27] <rek> gparted ntfs how???????
[15:27] <Slart> will_: hmm.. this thread makes me think there is some hope http://forums.linux-foundation.org/read.php?25,6837
[15:27] <bazhang> whileimhere, yes, its a metapackage, there is one other as well iirc
[15:28] <Slart> rek: install ntfsprogs, restart gparted
[15:28] <rek> cannot install windows on that partition dunno why
[15:28] <Halitech> rek, you might need ntfs-3g if ntfsprogs doesn't install it
[15:28] <rek> ?
[15:28] <rek> who's boxxy?
[15:29] <rek> hi b0xxy
[15:29] <whileimhere> iirc?
[15:29] <b0xxy> ..
[15:29] <lstarnes> whileimhere: "if I recall correctly"
[15:29] <IdleOne> iirc+if i recall correctly whileimhere
[15:29] <IdleOne> = not +
[15:29] <rek> boxxy
[15:29] <Arex> is there anyway to adjust the size of a screenlet just vertically and not horizontally?
[15:29] <rek> google it
[15:29] <quietshaman> Could someone help? I am running Ubuntu but would like to to try out KDE and X desktop environments - can I have all three and switch between them? If so, what apps do I install to enable the switching. Thanks in advance.
[15:29] <krad> how to know which program is binding on port 111?
[15:29] <will_> omg its boxxy
[15:29] <thiebaude> !google
[15:30] <grawity> krad: Run 'sudo netstat -lptn', look for port 111.
[15:30] <Halitech> quietshaman, yes you can, simply install then and then when you are logging in, select which DE you want to use
[15:30] <rek> -1ubottu
[15:30] <rek> !ubottu
[15:30] <rek> !ubottu boxxy
[15:30] <quietshaman> Thanks Halitech.
[15:30] <Slart> quietshaman: you can install just KDE.. or kde-desktop (that will give you everything you get in the kubuntu distro).. you switch by changing the "session" on the login screen
[15:30] <rek> !ubottu b0xxy
[15:30] <IdleOne> !botabuse > rek
[15:31] <rek> idleone no
[15:31] <quietshaman> and you too Slart
[15:31] <IdleOne> rek yes. stop now
[15:31] <bazhang> rek, /msg ubottu
[15:31] <thiebaude> !botabuse
[15:31] <rek> ?  what
[15:31] <quietshaman> bye all
[15:31] <krad> thank yuou
[15:31] <bazhang> rek, /msg ubottu term , saves flooding the channel
[15:31] <Halitech> quietshaman, so say you want ked and xfce, sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop xubuntu-desktop, enter your password and then log out and select the one you want on login
[15:31] <IdleOne> the bot knows an enourmous amount of info but it doesnt know what the hell you want. so stop messing with it in the channel
[15:32] <rek> bazhNG  caannot install xp
[15:32] <rek> dunno why
[15:32] <IdleOne> rek, google it!
[15:32] <IdleOne> bazhang, I know, sorry
[15:32] <rek> says the partition is not compatible evenn if i create a new one
[15:32] <GuidMorrow> I wish there was a smart status monitor you can stick to your panel
[15:32] <bazhang> rek, /msg ubottu dualboot
[15:32] <Slart> rek: we can't really help you install xp... you might find ##windows a bit more helpful
[15:32] <rek> ?
[15:32] <GuidMorrow> !language | idle
[15:32] <nositelicense> heh
[15:32] <masquerade> rek: is it ntfs?
[15:32] <rek> it's something inked to ubuntu
[15:32] <rek> yes
[15:33] <rek> or unformatted
[15:33] <Slart> rek: create the partition from the windows installer
[15:33] <rek> i k3now
[15:33] <rek> but it doesn't worjk11
[15:33] <IdleOne> GuidMorrow, I apologize for my language
[15:34] <rek> thx slart for ntfsprogs
[15:34] <cdavis> Does anyone know how to umount with ivman?
[15:35] <will_> is there something like the ubuntubot that i can use online with the purpose of educating myself more about ubuntu?
[15:35] <IdleOne> cdavis, man ivman should have some info
[15:35] <cdavis> IdleOne: it only talks about mounting
[15:35] <nascentmind> hi. Do i need to change the preshared key when i get a wireless router or should i use the one automatically generated?
[15:35] <MOUD> What program is used to view videos on Tunapie? My tunapie tries to open with VLC but every time I get an error while trying to open the media
[15:36] <IdleOne> will_, there is the ubuntu wiki,forums and a multitude of user sites you can use /msg ubottu query not sure if anything like the bot on a site
[15:37] <flintwingel> will_: http://www.onlinefreeebooks.net/free-ebooks-computer-programming-technology/linux-unix-bsd/the-ubuntu-user-guide-–-version-0602-pdf.html
[15:37] <aladoin> znh, konqueror looks very nice, thanks for the tip!
[15:37] <L3dPlatedLinux> in the server it says wlan0 interface doesnt support scanning :network is down? what do i do now?
[15:38] <nascentmind> anybody?
[15:38] <masquerade> nascentmind: change it
[15:38] <agent42> nascentmind:preshared key is like as password, so change it
[15:38] <legend2440> will_: http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi
[15:38] <masquerade> nascentmind: default keys, although theyre generated are easy to crack
[15:38] <thiebaude> !mp3
[15:38] <Vero> iTunes <IP_ADDRESS> stopped
[15:39] <nascentmind> masquerade, anyway i can make my linksys generate it again?
[15:39] <inter> Enter text here...hi all
[15:39] <masquerade> nascentmind: i think s
[15:39] <masquerade> *so
[15:39] <inter> i was wondering if anyone here was any good with wireless driver problems?
[15:39] <IdleOne> cdavis, the Gentoo wiki seems to state that ivman needs sudo to unmount
[15:39] <nascentmind> masquerade, resetting the modem? or is there any easy way to generate these keys?
[15:39] <aladoin> znh, not only that, it works exactly as i want it to with ftp as well..wonderful
[15:40] <masquerade> nascentmind: it should be in the admin interface
[15:40] <Kapli> trying again; have a dell computer and im trying to mount an sd card, lsscsi gives me this "[2:0:0:3]    disk    TEAC     USB   HS-SD Card 4.00  /dev/sde", and that is the one I want to mount, I put in my sd card but nothing happens, here is my dmesg | tail -n 100 http://pastebin.com/f7eceaebd
[15:40] <IdleOne> cdavis, I would assume it is the same with ubuntu
[15:40] <inter> can anyone help? it probably will be a quick answer
[15:40] <masquerade> Kapli: did you try to mount it manually?
[15:41] <Kapli> you mean "mount /dev/sde" ? yes
[15:41] <masquerade> Kapli: output?
[15:41] <Kapli> mount: can't find /dev/sde in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[15:41] <nascentmind> masquerade, well the linksys admin page does not have an option of generating a key.
[15:41] <L3dPlatedLinux> how would i make the screen scroll able in the server? not being able to read output
[15:42] <masquerade> nascentmind: resetting should to it also. why do you even want to restore to an automatically generated one?
[15:42] <boss_mc> Kapli: is there a file system on the SSD card?
[15:42] <boss_mc> Kapli: I'd have thought you should be mounting /dev/sde1 or something like that
[15:42] <Kapli> no, its just the sd card from my camera
[15:42] <nascentmind> masquerade, no i don't want to. i will just type out a big passphrase.
[15:42] <Kapli> i dont know
[15:43] <nascentmind> masquerade, just wanted to know whether its a hardcoded one or truly machine generated.
[15:43] <masquerade> nascentmind: this depends on the model
[15:43] <Qu4R0w> what tool can i use to download video from youtube easily??i not want firefox add on*
[15:43] <Kapli> in my computer, there is a SD/MMC there, but trying to mount it says theres no media in the station
[15:43] <boss_mc> Kapli: open up gparted and see whether it thinks there's a filesystem there
[15:44] <inter> can anyone please help with wireless adapter driver issues please?
[15:44] <GuidMorrow> !gparted | Kapli
[15:44] <Kapli> hm ok, installing gparted now
[15:44] <nascentmind> masquerade, the setup of linksys made me go through the checklist. i have a linksys wag54g2.
[15:44] <boss_mc> Cheers GuidMorrow
[15:44] <solenopsis> Qu4R0w: http://keepvid.com/
[15:45] <Qu4R0w> solenopsis: have tool other than that web service?
[15:45] <Kapli> ok i have gparted opened, what now?
[15:45] <user101> is there any command to override like  /home/xyz to be looked than /usr/bin/xyz when i call xyz
[15:45] <boss_mc> Kapli: in the top right is a list of drives, select sde
[15:45] <masquerade> nascentmind: wait, i thought we were talking about a router?
[15:45] <solenopsis> Qu4R0w: Sorry, no - that's all I use
[15:45] <Kapli> sde isnt there, only sda and sdb which are my harddrives
[15:46] <neil_d> In Preferences/Power Management dialog in the 'General' tab, I have now twice set the control 'When the poser button is pressed" to "Shutdown"... but it seems each time I turn the computer on it is reset to say "Ask me" :( how do I make the change perminent?
[15:46] <llutz> user01:  change $PATH
[15:46] <nascentmind> masquerade, yes its a wireless adsl2+ modem router
[15:46] <GuidMorrow> is card reader installed
[15:46] <boss_mc> Kapli: that's strange, you say that /dev/sde does exist?
[15:46] <masquerade> nascentmind: you dont need any drivers for a router
[15:46] <Qu4R0w> solenopsis: that ok n tq for reply
[15:46] <Kapli> im saying it doesnt, or at least it doesnt show up in gparted
[15:46] <solenopsis> Qu4R0w: You're welcome
[15:47] <llutz> user01:  and don't do that for root
[15:47] <Kapli> GuidMorrow, yes I believe its installed as running lsscsi gives me this "[2:0:0:3] disk TEAC USB HS-SD Card 4.00 /dev/sde"
[15:47] <nascentmind> masquerade, yes. this was a small software which comes with it which helps you setup the modem rather than go through the admin page. it works on windows and mac though.
[15:47] <GuidMorrow> is card inserted all the way in?
[15:47] <Kapli> but going through my dmesg i find  sd 4:0:0:3: Device offlined - not ready after error recovery
[15:47] <Padhu> Hi
[15:47] <masquerade> nascentmind: i dont think you really need it
[15:47] <masquerade> Padhu: hi
[15:47] <morecowbell> anyone know what the ubuntu netbook channel is called?
[15:48] <bazhang> morecowbell, its here
[15:48] <inter> masquerade, check pm :)
[15:48] <Kapli> yes, my card reader is showing a green light indicating that its inserted
[15:48] <Qu4R0w> any1 know what tool can i use to see who connected to my wireless??
[15:48] <morecowbell> oh i thought it'd be #ubuntu-netbook
[15:48] <nascentmind> masquerade, yes. its just a convenience rather than going through the admin page to set it up to prevent missing something.
[15:48] <Kapli> heres the link to my dmesg again http://pastebin.com/f7eceaebd
[15:48] <masquerade> nascentmind: yo..
[15:49] <GuidMorrow> last time I formatted an SD card I had to *reinsert* the card, try doing that, Kapli
[15:49] <morecowbell> i'm getting "Errors were encountered while processing:" for firefox on a new install
[15:49] <morecowbell> is there a reinstall command for apt?
[15:50] <thiebaude> morecowbell, in synaptic
[15:50] <nascentmind> masquerade, anyways will change the preshared key. are uuid's good enough. it has a good set of alphabets and numerals.
[15:50] <Kapli> yeah I have taken it out and put it back inside many times now :p
[15:50] <Richi_rich> hello bonek rock...
[15:50] <neil_d> morecowbell: theres the dpkg-reconfigure command
[15:50] <GuidMorrow> did you try reading the card through your camera in disk mode?
[15:50] <masquerade> nascentmind: okay
[15:51] <Kapli> the card works in my camera
[15:51] <morecowbell> neil_d: that might work i'll give it a try
[15:51] <Kapli> it also works in windows on the same pc and it also works in my laptop
[15:51] <GuidMorrow> oh great.
[15:51] <Kapli> anyway it hikn the problem must be with these 3 lines in my dmesg: usb 5-3: reset high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 4 & sd 4:0:0:3: Device offlined - not ready after error recovery & sd 4:0:0:3: rejecting I/O to offline device
[15:52] <morecowbell> /usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure: firefox is broken or not fully installed
[15:52] <Steve^> I'm thinking of installing Windows 7, but will it break my grub?
[15:52] <morecowbell> that didn't work :|
[15:52] <grawity> morecowbell: apt-get install -f?
[15:52] <GuidMorrow> Kapli: what does that mean
[15:53] <legend2440> morecowbell: firefox 3.0 or 3.5?
[15:53] <arand> Steve^: yep, and you'll prbably have to reinstall grub, look for guides on it.