[00:00] <shane4ubuntu> separate but related, firefox will not start not even with command line, firefox, no errors, nothing
[00:00] <g_0_0> Gulfstream, unpack the files into a directory, run the install script
[00:00] <Gulfstream> g_0_0: I do not see the install script
[00:00] <g_0_0> Gulfstream, give me a second
[00:01] <Simisu> what do you mean a partition that is formatt? and what do i start with... in the sense of... should i formatt the drive in windows or with the linux cd?
[00:02] <schnuffle> Simisu: use a linux live CD install on the usb drive write grub that usb drive.
[00:02] <Simisu> i made today 4 partitions thinking that linux will re formatt one of the partitions for itself... but it cant use ntfs...
[00:02] <eduardwisernig> hey there
[00:02] <Simisu> schnuffle it's not a usb drive it's a 1TB external drive
[00:02] <schnuffle> Simisu: but it can delete one partition and create the necessary ones
[00:02] <LYoung> g_0_0 : no network activity...
[00:03] <Starminn> Simsu: Alright well you can keep another if you'd like or you can just turn it into unallocated and split it up more.
[00:03] <theTrav> I'm having some trouble with my proxy.  some programs obey http_proxy in env, some don't.  On the desktop I have this tool in System->Preferences->Network Proxy that has an "apply system wide" button which seems to solve it, but I have no idea what it's doing under the hood, and therefore can't apply the same solution on my server
[00:03] <schnuffle> Simisu: externale means esata or usb?
[00:03] <Simisu> usb
[00:03] <Simisu> hehe i guess in that sense it\s a usb drive
[00:03] <Simisu> sorry.....
[00:04] <fizy[laptop]> is it possible to install programs when the computer is running in the ubuntu 'demo' mode (where itr runs off the cd w/o installing)?
[00:04] <jrib> fizy[laptop]: yes
[00:04] <fizy[laptop]> sweet
[00:04] <gpc> fizy[laptop]: they won't be there the next time you boot
[00:04] <fizy[laptop]> thats fine
[00:04] <schnuffle> Simisu: so you start the live CD, then you start the installer, then you choose your usb drive to install to, then you'll need to delete one partition and install ubuntu to it
[00:04] <eduardwisernig> the weirdest thing is happening to my nautilus right now, can anybody help me figure out this problem?
[00:05] <Starminn> fizy[laptop]: Yeah. When you boot to the CD next everything will be gone though. It resets every time you boot from it. Nothing it saved
[00:05] <Simisu> anyway... i thought this was a more simple issue but i have to go now (it's very late here and i have to go to sleep..) THANKS VERY MUCH EVERYONE :O)   i think i'm closer to understanding what i need to do exactly...
[00:05] <Simisu> thanks schnuffle.. i'll try that!
[00:05] <Simisu> good night
[00:05] <schnuffle> Simisu: good luck
[00:06] <theTrav> anyone?
[00:06] <fizy[laptop]> my laptop is being retarded, so i was going to get my friend to bring his laptop to school tomorow and i was going to boot ubuntu onto it, download klamav, and scan my ipod for viruses(i know for a fact that it has atleast 9) and just leave his laptop in my locker, if he has a good enough battery
[00:06] <jrib> !helpme | theTrav
[00:06] <eduardwisernig> !repeat
[00:07] <fizy[laptop]> i would just use my desktop and boot ubuntu onto it, but the scan will take hours and i run servers on it. and my users get pissed when its offline
[00:07] <LYoung> !repeat
[00:07] <eduardwisernig> !attitude
[00:07] <namto> im a newer on ubuntu so i asking how can i know where is my bluetooth device (/dev/tty??      or /dev/?????)
[00:07] <prodigel> hi all. I'm having a strange issue with my music player, and I incline to belive my hard disk is broken ... I'm using exaile music player, and the music gets stuck on the same directory. Any idea on how to debug this issue?
[00:07] <schnuffle> theTrav: what means some obey some not, what did you setup anyway?
[00:08] <Starminn> namto: Is it in System->Preferences->Bluetooth?
[00:08] <namto> yes
[00:08] <theTrav> schnuffle, in this instance, I see curl uses the proxy, however guy does not
[00:08] <TheCrankyTech> prodigel: What do you mean by "it gets stuck on the same directory"?
[00:08] <theTrav> s/guy/git
[00:08] <Starminn> namto: Oh, you're looking for a command to identify it in Terminal or something..
[00:09] <namto> ya
[00:09] <prodigel> TheCrankyTech, I mean I have a playlist, I try to change to the next (shuffle) track, it does change to a track in the 'sticky' directory, the playlist indicator doesn't advance, the music keeps on playing ...
[00:09] <namto> i need to us it in minicom
[00:09] <schnuffle> theTrav: git uses the url given to it, so you could enter the proxy as url to use the proxy
[00:09] <prodigel> TheCrankyTech, it's very dubious behavior, haven't met something similar until now
[00:10] <prodigel> TheCrankyTech, and youamp-player crashes with segmentation fault usually
[00:10] <schnuffle> theTrav: and what did you do to force proxy usage, iptables?
[00:10] <theTrav> schnuffle: in terms of what I set up, I did a base install from the cd (put in the proxy server where it asked me)  installed curl and git from apt
[00:11] <Starminn> namto: I can't help you with that. Somebody else may be able to.
[00:11] <theTrav> then ran sudo bash < <( curl -L http://bit.ly/rvm-install-system-wide )
[00:11] <TheCrankyTech> prodigel: Hmm, that is rather odd, I'll admit. Have you tried starting the playlist from outside of the "sticky" directory and trying to migrate into the sticky?
[00:11] <theTrav> in the first instance curl wouldn't find github(bit.ly redirects there) so I exported http_proxy and https_proxy
[00:11] <schnuffle> theTrav: what means put in a proxy? did you install some proxy software?
[00:11] <namto> thinks <Starminn> for traying
[00:12] <theTrav> schnuffle: internet access on this network requires a proxy
[00:12] <eduardwisernig> I've got this samba share mounted automatically from fstab and I can browse it in terminal or in krusader but not in nautilus; oh, and it all started out of the blue. restart doesn't help with the problem. normal connect to server works in nautilus with the same share
[00:12] <prodigel> TheCrankyTech, I've loaded a clean playlist, with no track from the 'sticky' directory, and somehow ends up there :)
[00:12] <schnuffle> theTrav: aaah, now we get closer to your problem :)
[00:12] <theTrav> there is a proxy server through which internet requests must be routed
[00:12] <prodigel> TheCrankyTech, it's the curse of The Doors :O ;)
[00:12] <theTrav> the server is not running the proxy
[00:12] <TheCrankyTech> hahaha
[00:13] <theTrav> sorry for being unclear on that
[00:14] <schnuffle> theTrav: for git: git config --global http.proxy <proxy_url>
[00:14] <edwardteach> namto,  maybe you want lsusb list all usb devices
[00:15] <theTrav> schnuffle: thanks, that's probably a solution for this problem, however I'd expect the same problem to turn up every time I use anything new that needs internet
[00:15] <SirShmoopy> hey i have a few questions bouncing all over the place
[00:15] <theTrav> the gnome network proxy app seems to have a way of solving it for all things
[00:15] <theTrav> with that magical "apply system wide" button
[00:15] <SirShmoopy> how do/what is the best way for me to put my tmp/ into my home partition?
[00:15] <sanjay_> Hi, I intalled ubuntu 10.10 in my pc.. but  my monitor resolution is1280X960.. it is very small area in my 14 "monitor how can  set it?
[00:16] <Starminn> SirShmoopy: Perhaps somebody hasa better idea but something you could try is making a symlink to it in your /home?
[00:16] <schnuffle> theTrav: what kind of proxy do you need to use?
[00:16] <fisch246> can someone post a link to a grub basics page or something? i want to boot into fedora so i can tell it to install grub, so that i can then go back into Ubuntu and use the "update-grub" so that grub can find fedora
[00:16] <schnuffle> !grub | fisch246
[00:16] <Starminn> sanjay_: Change the resolution? System->Preferences->Monitors
[00:16] <theTrav> schnuffle http://network.proxy:8080 is the value I put in the field
[00:17] <fisch246> schnuffle: thanks
[00:17] <edwardteach> !res | sanjay_
[00:17] <schnuffle> theTrav: yes
[00:17] <theTrav> I don't really know what software that proxy is running or anything
[00:17] <LYoung> Can anyone explain to me why I can ping out from my system but nothing can get in?
[00:17] <SirShmoopy> Starminn, is a symlink good enough? i had tried a hardlink but was yelled at
[00:17] <rumpe1> LYoung, ping-port blocked?
[00:18] <theTrav> in the GUI I set it to use the same proxy for all protocols as well
[00:18] <schnuffle> theTrav: I mean,  is it only a web proxy?
[00:18] <LYoung> rumpe1 I'm about a week into debian... I have no idea
[00:18] <eduardwisernig> so I've got this samba share mounted automatically from fstab and I can browse it in terminal or in krusader but not in nautilus; restart doesn't help with the problem either. normal connect to server works in nautilus with the same share. tried to reinstall nautilus and the problem persists. any ideas?
[00:18] <Starminn> SirShmoopy: No idea, but I know that's how people link various partitions and drives together.
[00:18] <theTrav> yeah I think it only allows http and https through
[00:18] <rumpe1> LYoung, debian? this is ubuntu...
[00:19] <Starminn> SirShmoopy: Your files won't actually be in /home but you could access them from it I suppose. :) Not sure anything further.
[00:19] <SirShmoopy> sanjay_, fresh out of the box, you can change the resolution going to System>Preferences>Monitors
[00:19] <LYoung> it's not just ping that isn't going anywhere, there is nothing at all going into that box
[00:19] <theTrav> a friend of mine just mentioned that the brackets in curl indicate that it's running it in a "subshell" and that it won't have the proxy for that stage
[00:19] <luke__> hey guy's i have a real nOOb question
[00:19] <g_0_0> Gulfstream, did you resolve your problem, I was juggling pots and pans when I spoke to you earlier
[00:19] <g_0_0> LYoung, still not working?
[00:20] <theTrav> is there a way I can make sure the http_proxy and https_proxy env variables are there for all shells and sub shells?
[00:20] <lexvegas> luke__: go ahead and ask, we wont bite
[00:20] <Gulfstream> g_0_0: no
[00:20] <LYoung> luke__ : ask
[00:20] <powertool08> What is the pkg name for the startup disk creator program?
[00:20] <g_0_0> Gulfstream, pc or laptop?
[00:20] <LYoung> rumpe1 yeah 10.04 server
[00:20] <schnuffle> theTrav: you can set them in your .bashrc
[00:20] <Gulfstream> g_0_0: desktop
[00:20] <LYoung> sorry, among my friends we call it debian
[00:20] <luke__> ^_^ thanks...well is ubuntu really 100% virus free and if it gets viruses..what sort would they be?
[00:20] <SirShmoopy> well the problem is that ive been ripping movies to mkv and i grew my / partition to 5GB free space, but that still gives me problems when i queue multiple jobs
[00:20] <g_0_0> Gulfstream, so it's a pci card?
[00:20] <theTrav> so that's a per user thing right?
[00:21] <theTrav> is there a .bashrc that all users use?
[00:21] <Gulfstream> g_0_0: USB
[00:21] <Starminn> luke__: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus
[00:21] <LYoung> g_0_0 : I can ping out, but I can't connect in from another computer
[00:21] <Starminn> luke__: Also this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Linuxvirus
[00:21] <g_0_0> Gulfstream, OK
[00:21] <schnuffle> theTrav: /etc/profile, or set it in rc.local and export it
[00:21] <g_0_0> LYoung, firewall ??
[00:21] <lexvegas> SirShmoopy: maybe copy using a live CD to /home partition, and then put a symlink to where you put it on the root partition. just a guess, though. never done it.
[00:21] <luke__> thanks
[00:22] <eduardwisernig> so I've got this samba share mounted automatically from fstab and I can browse it in terminal or in krusader but not in nautilus; restart doesn't help with the problem either. normal connect to server works in nautilus with the same share. tried to reinstall nautilus and the problem persists. am i getting through to anybody? could it be a nautilus bug?
[00:22] <g_0_0> LYoung, correct ip address?
[00:22] <theTrav> thanks schnuffle I'll give that a go
[00:22] <LYoung> luke__ : a great majority of the worlds population still use windows so there's really no point for malicious people to write viruses for linux/unix systems
[00:22] <g_0_0> LYoung, have you edited hostname?
[00:22] <yahoowizard> When installing Ubuntu Desktop version, if it's taking like, a really long time on the Allocate Drive Space screen, should I stop it?
[00:22] <LYoung> g_0_0 unless I'm mistaken, I disabled it... but how can I make sure?
[00:22] <Starminn> LYoung: Aside from bragging rights of writing a Linux virus. :)
[00:22] <g_0_0> LYoung, firewall you mean?
[00:22] <schnuffle> theTrav: to have variables valid in a subshell you need to export them: myvar= something; export myvar
[00:22] <LYoung> yeah
[00:23] <SirShmoopy> okay so does anyone know whether it would be safe to delete my tmp folder to try linking, and then create a new one if it doesnt work?
[00:23] <Starminn> LYoung: Oh, and let's not mmention the choice of "take down a PC or take down a whole server cluster." Hmm...
[00:23] <luke__> yeah..i get that the market share etc..and there or more viruses for Mac OS now as more people have it...what if linux gains popularity alot more?
[00:23] <LYoung> g_0_0 I have no idea how to check if the ip address is correct (it looks weird to me though) or hostname... I haven't edited it though
[00:24] <g_0_0> LYoung, pastebin the results of ifconfig
[00:24] <yahoowizard> OH, never mind
[00:24] <yahoowizard> I got it
[00:24] <yahoowizard> Thanks anyway, haha
[00:24] <lexvegas> luke__: using common sense is usually good enough on Linux. Just dont type your password into anything you dont trust 100%
[00:24] <Starminn> luke__: Read through this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus (skip the first section or two about antivirus programs)
[00:24] <Bushman> [PROBLEM] Bluetooth dongle dies every few minutes only when using BT mouse http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1668076
[00:24] <LYoung> Starminn : lol good point but it can't really be that hard can it since all the source is freely available and all
[00:24] <luke__> yep, im reading about it now
[00:25] <linoge> luke__: antivirus in linux -> clamav -> if you're downloading things and passing to windows machines which can be certainly infected
[00:25] <Starminn> LYoung: Regardless of seeing the source even fi you did get affected it would only hit a few files and couldn't move past your /home partition. Also read the link I gave luke__
[00:25] <hemisphere> hi. I noticed that after the recent updates Ubuntu pushed down onto my machine, I noticed I could access my apache webserver. I suspect the updates did something to wipe out my configuration files ?
[00:25] <edwardteach> luke  its not going to happen no virus's ! only if you give  the virus permission !
[00:25] <edwardteach> luke__,   its not going to happen no virus's ! only if you give  the virus permission !
[00:25] <joshuacarmack> can anyone help me run something like a virtual machine, I need to run a windows program, it doesnt come for linux, and wine doesnt work
[00:25] <luke__> yup
[00:26] <Starminn> luke__: Yep, as linoge said, you should get an Anti-Virus if you're sending things to Windows users. Just because a certain Windows virus can't affect you doesn't mean you can't accidentally send it to others.
[00:26] <luke__> and there mostly i told you so viruses
[00:26] <jrib> !vbox | joshuacarmack
[00:26] <eduardwisernig> so I've got this samba share mounted automatically from fstab and I can browse it in terminal or in krusader but not in nautilus; restart doesn't help with the problem either. normal connect to server works in nautilus with the same share. tried to reinstall nautilus and the problem persists. am i getting through to anybody? could it be a nautilus bug?
[00:26] <luke__> i tend to only link people..so thats not really a problem
[00:26] <jrib> eduardwisernig: what happens when you try to browse it in nautilus?
[00:27] <eduardwisernig> nothing, it's blank
[00:27] <extra11> as long as you don't run as root ubuntu is secure
[00:27] <jrib> eduardwisernig: you're just navigating to a mount point... or?
[00:27] <extra11> its security comes from its privledges
[00:27]  * LYoung doesn't even know root password
[00:27] <extra11> lol
[00:27] <eduardwisernig> yes, navigating to the fstab mountpoint doesn't work
[00:28] <extra11> might need that if you wanna fix/change something
[00:28] <LYoung> can someone show me how to check if my firewall is blocking incoming connections?
[00:28] <g_0_0> LYoung, that's cos there isn't one, use sudo
[00:28] <agentgasmask> Hi. Any help on printing from quickin within wine? It sees the printer, but looks to tiime out, with no errors or output. any help?
[00:28] <jrib> eduardwisernig: press "reload" in nautilus.  Is there any change?
[00:28] <luke__> my password is very basic for my login
[00:28] <eduardwisernig> no change
[00:28] <LYoung> lol g_0_0 I do :)
[00:28] <jrib> eduardwisernig: mighty strange.  And you're sure that "ls" at a terminal displays things but nautilus at the same location does not?
[00:29] <eduardwisernig> exactly
[00:29] <g_0_0> LYoung, in the terminal type - sudo apt-get install pastebinit - then type - ifconfig | pastebinit - and paste the resultant link here
[00:29] <Bushman> LYoung: firewall in hardware router or in ubuntu?
[00:29] <eduardwisernig> tried also in krusader
[00:29] <eduardwisernig> same thing
[00:29] <iflema> hemisphere: you would/should have been asked if you wanted the to keep current config or use package maintaners (new) config during the upgrade... blue screen, red borders, questions about the package upgrade.... ring a bell?? :P
[00:29] <jrib> eduardwisernig: "same thing" meaning krusader /does/ display the files?
[00:29] <eduardwisernig> i should have been more precise, krusader does browse the mount point but only nautilus doesn't
[00:29] <tucemiux> how do I upgrade a package using a deb package?
[00:30] <tucemiux> how do I upgrade an APP using a deb package?
[00:30] <jrib> tucemiux: what package?  Why aren't you just using update-manager?
[00:30] <jrib> !who | eduardwisernig
[00:30] <schnuffle> tucemiux: dpkg -i package, but be sure you know what you do
[00:30] <hemisphere> iflema, the update manager simply told me they need to upgrade these packages and asked for my system password
[00:30] <tucemiux> jrib, i downloaded the app from the internet, the app in the repos is way older than the deb app I downloaded from the internet
[00:30] <linoge> tucemiux: dpkg- i
[00:30] <LYoung> g_0_0 can you run me through some checks here to see why I can't ping this thing?
[00:30] <jrib> eduardwisernig: if you click "show hidden files", any change (grasping at straws)?
[00:30] <Lilian> ola
[00:30] <jrib> tucemiux: what app...?
[00:30] <nemo> been a while since I've worked on a grub1 setup
[00:30] <hemisphere> iflema, they didn't ask anything further and just jumped in after I keyed in my password
[00:31] <eduardwisernig> jrib, no change, it still doesn't show anything
[00:31] <TheDelay> does anyone here have a solution for the wifi disabling problem in a dual boot system where'in windows disables the wifi card on shutdown
[00:31] <nemo> if I set a kopt option and run update-grub - I should see it in the generated section after, right?
[00:31] <g_0_0> LYoung, can you pastebin the results of ifconfig like I said above it might make it easier to see your problem
[00:31] <iflema> hemisphere: it should have paused during the upgrade, promting to keep old config or accept new...
[00:31] <nemo> TheDelay: don't suppose your machine has a wifi kill switch you could toggle?
[00:31] <jrib> eduardwisernig: hmm, have you verified it happens with a fresh new user?  It probably will, but we should rule that out
[00:31] <linoge> TheDelay: Remove windows ? :)
[00:31] <TheDelay> does
[00:31] <hemisphere> iflema, it didn't pause at all... it just presumed everything and did whatever it wanted
[00:31] <eduardwisernig> jrib, will try that right now, brb
[00:31] <TheDelay> i want it to work in ubuntu
[00:32] <LYoung> can't pastebin g_0_0, sorry... I have severely limited data over here
[00:32] <Fidelix> Hey guys, is there a decent x264 gui in Linux?
[00:32] <tucemiux> jrib, typically I just click on the deb package and it installs, it looks like I downgraded instead of upgraded, I'll have to download the thing again, thanks for the help
[00:32] <jrib> tucemiux: but what app?  There may be a better way!
[00:32] <g_0_0> LYoung, it's only a few lines
[00:33] <mankeletor> Fidelix: avidemux?
[00:33] <nemo> TheDelay: if you press the kill switch while in ubuntu, that doesn't "wake it up" ?
[00:33] <nemo> TheDelay: could be simply the kill switch light isn't illuminating properly
[00:33] <edwardteach> !wireless | TheDelay
[00:33] <Fidelix> mankeletor, does avidemux works with x264 ?
[00:33] <tucemiux> jrib, virtualbox, the best way is usually a deb package, the repos are ***always*** way older than the deb package on the website
[00:33] <mankeletor> Fidelix: it does =)
[00:33] <jrib> tucemiux: you should use the official *repositories* from vbox
[00:34] <edwardteach> TheDelay,  the is probably a fix for it !
[00:35] <tucemiux> jrib, downloading the deb package is usually easier for me, specially when I reimage my machine every 6 months, both laptop and desktop
[00:35] <jrib> tucemiux: but in this way you do not get automatic security updates through update-manager
[00:35] <eduardwisernig> jrib, tried a fresh new user but there is the same problem
[00:35] <Fidelix> mankeletor, does it work with NeroAAC?
[00:35] <jrib> eduardwisernig: what's your fstab line?
[00:36] <eduardwisernig> jrib, //<IP_ADDRESS>/d$ /windows/downloadserver cifs credentials=/home/eduard/.smbcredentials,iocharset=utf8,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777 0 0
[00:36] <jrib> eduardwisernig: do you have any other shares?  If so, do they exhibit the same behavior?
[00:37] <doughj3> Is it possible to use a font from linux on windows? Am having some trouble with a PDF
[00:37] <nemo> depends on the font
[00:37] <eduardwisernig> jrib, i have a few more ntfs mounts that have no problems but not another share, should i create one?
[00:38] <jrib> eduardwisernig: just trying to troubleshoot, I don't have any better idea atm
[00:38] <doughj3> nimbus mono L
[00:38] <doughj3> I don't even know where fonts are stored on Linux, am still new to using it as a desktop
[00:38] <nejode> eduardwisernig, have you tried from recovery mode "apt-get remove --purge nautilus" and "apt-get install nautilus"
[00:39] <eduardwisernig> jrib, i've tried aptitude reinstall nautilus
[00:39] <Vustom> I've just Installed Ubuntu and I went into Change Desktop Background and then went to Visual Effects > Extra, when doing this it said I needed to update my NVIDIA Driver, everything went well but when I retarted the Ubuntu loading screen is stretched and
[00:39] <g_0_0> doughj3, /usr/share/fonts
[00:39] <Vustom> instead of the Ubuntu logo it says Ubuntu 10.10
[00:39] <eduardwisernig> jrib, but will try your way too
[00:39] <Vustom> How can I change it back to how it was before?
[00:39] <mankeletor> Fidelix: Nero AAC? I don't think so
[00:39] <agentgasmask> Hi. Any help on printing from quickin within wine? It sees the printer, but looks to tiime out, with no errors or output. any help?
[00:39] <jrib> eduardwisernig: other things to consider: 1) #samba may have seen the issue before 2) try to get nautilus output from a terminal
[00:40] <eduardwisernig> nejode, will try this too, thx
[00:40] <doughj3> how can I find the font in /usr/share/fonts?
[00:41] <doughj3> I can't seem to find Nimbus Mono
[00:41] <Vustom> ?
[00:41] <Bushman> [PROBLEM] Bluetooth dongle dies every few minutes only when using BT mouse http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1668076
[00:41] <eduardwisernig> jrib, weird enough, i can start a nautilus to an address from inside the share via terminal and it works, problem seem to be with the root of the share
[00:42] <jrib> eduardwisernig: interesting, I have to step away for 10 minutes, will be back
[00:42] <Starminn> I need The Idiots Guide to Installing Virtual Machines, if anybody would kindly oblige.
[00:42] <eduardwisernig> jrib, ok, no problemo
[00:42] <Bushman> eduardwisernig: i was experiencing the same
[00:42] <jrib> !vbox | Starminn
[00:42] <sanjay_> Hi, I intalled ubuntu 10.10 in my pc.. but  my monitor resolution is1280X960.. it is very small area in my 14 "monitor how can  set it? pls.. i can't solve this problem..
[00:42] <nemo> vbox++
[00:42] <mankeletor> Fidelix: http://avidemux.org/admForum/viewtopic.php?id=4460
[00:42] <Fidelix> mankeletor, thanks. Any other gui's around?
[00:43] <eduardwisernig> Bushman, how did you fix it? (please don't mention a pick-axe)
[00:43] <Starminn> Ah, thank you, jrib
[00:43] <lexvegas> Vustom: http://www.sucka.net/2010/03/nvidia-drivers-ubuntu-10-04-lucid-lynx/ see if that helps
[00:43] <tucemiux> jrib, thanks for that little factoid, if  I install virtualbox on my server I'll keep that in mind
[00:43] <Starminn> sanjay_: Monitor resolution may be changed from System->Preferences->Monitors
[00:43] <Bushman> eduardwisernig: i didn't :D i just created direct shortcuts to all shares i need
[00:44] <ergZay> how do i install using free space?
[00:44] <sabgenton> can someone tell me if  echo bla > somefile ; tar cJvf test.tar.xz somefile
[00:44] <Vustom> lexvegas checking it out now
[00:44] <ergZay> without manually partitioning
[00:44] <sabgenton> works in 10.10 (Maverick Meerkat)
[00:44] <sanjay_> Starminn : i tried but after every restart it  goes to  that same resolution even after setting to new resolution...
[00:44] <eduardwisernig> Bushman,  haha, that's hardly a solution :) it's strange because it works perfectly if i mount it via a shortcut to the share every time i log in. it's only the fstab thing that doesn't work
[00:44] <Bushman> eduardwisernig: i've noticed that re-trying to open the root of remote windows machine after few retries it opened finaly
[00:45] <ergZay> I'm trying to install 10.10 for a friend and the only options are to use the existing windows partition and not the empty partition that was set up
[00:45] <ergZay> whats up?
[00:45] <sabgenton> xz-utils is not installed in LTS and gives warings for stupid reasons
[00:45] <Dementio> ok, is there a way to set sabnzbd to use wlan0 and everything else to use eth0?
[00:46] <Starminn> sanjay_: Does this sound like it might help? http://ubuntuguide.net/ubuntu-10-10-fix-the-screen-messed-up-at-start-up-and-shutdown
[00:46] <lexvegas> ergZay: use the advanced partitioning option. just remember to give a smidge more swap than he has RAM and all measurements are in MB
[00:46] <Bushman> eduardwisernig: don't expect samba to work flawlesly, windows can't connect to windows many times so why would it connect to linux machine?
[00:46] <Bushman> "D
[00:46] <Bushman> :D
[00:46] <sabgenton> anyone in 10.10 wanta type echo bla > somefile ; tar cJvf test.tar.xz somefile
[00:46] <sabgenton> and paste the result?
[00:47] <Bushman> sabgenton: expecting a bug?
[00:47] <Starminn> sabgenton: I got "somefile"
[00:47] <psyklown> minitube says to update to the new version. the new version downloaded is a tar.gz. how do i go abouts updating with that?
[00:47] <gidas> yes
[00:47] <ergZay> lexvegas: so ubuntu regressed?
[00:47] <sabgenton>  / state whether a file named test.tar.xz actually gets created
[00:47] <ergZay> lexvegas: as that seems to be the case from what i can tell
[00:47] <sabgenton> anybody? :v
[00:47] <sabgenton> comon it's not that hard
[00:47] <Bushman> psyklown: unzip it? :P
[00:47] <fizy[laptop]> is there any way to make files names starting with _ be at the top of nautilus? because im a python programmer and it ticks me off how the __init__.py file is in with the i's, not at the top like in windows
[00:48] <lexvegas> ergZay: I actually havent ever used the auto partitioning, so I dont know.
[00:48] <Bushman> psyklown: and read the README
[00:48] <psyklown> bushman yeah but wouldnt i need to extract the contents to the directory where minitube is?
[00:48] <eduardwisernig> Bushman, sounds about right, i'm just an optimist :)
[00:48]  * omarmt22 alguien me podria ayudar para reinstalar ubuntu sobre ubuntu?
[00:49] <ergZay> lexvegas: so i ahve a chunk of freespace after lots of windows related parititions, do i just create a swap parittion at end of disk a bit larger than my RAM? and use the rest for disk?
[00:49] <gidas> reinstall, of course ..
[00:49] <ergZay> just two?
[00:49] <Bushman> eduardwisernig: know what differs optimist from pesimist?
[00:49] <edwardteach> !pastebinit | sabgenton
[00:49] <eduardwisernig> Bushman, check this out, mounting another partition on the same computer (C$ instead of D$) works without a problem, this is pretty f*ed up right here...
[00:49] <Bushman> eduardwisernig: pesimist is just a well informed optimist
[00:49] <Bushman> psyklown: did you read the docs?
[00:49] <eduardwisernig> Bushman, hahaha, heard it before; still, a good one
[00:49] <omarmt22> thanks
[00:50] <lexvegas> ergZay: yeah, although if you have more than two windows partitions, create the ubuntu partitions as extended instead of logical.
[00:50] <ergZay> lexvegas: whys that
[00:50] <psyklown> bushman it just gives me the changes made, copy right and licensing that i see
[00:50] <mankeletor> ubiquity couldnt install grub on /dev/sda... how could i install it manually?
[00:50] <Bushman> then you'r reading the wrong file
[00:51] <lexvegas> ergZay: a HDD can only have 4 "main" partitions, and whatever extended ones you have only count as one.
[00:51] <fizy[laptop]> is there any way to make files names starting with _ be at the top of nautilus? because im a python programmer and it ticks me off how the __init__.py file is in with the i's, not at the top like in windows
[00:51] <Bushman> psyklown: i don't know what minitube is but if you downloaded an update, there should be some install notes on the author's page, rite?
[00:51] <sabgenton> Starminn: did it report an error?
[00:52] <psyklown> i looked, but didnt see any. guess ill go look again
[00:52] <Deddly> How come Skype closed when I try to open a chat?
[00:52] <Jerusalem420> how do i determine the password for mysql's 'root' user on my local box
[00:52] <SirShmoopy> i installed ubuntu 10.10 onto a cruzer usb flash drive using ubu10.10 Startup Disk Creator, how do i install/update information on that system? particularly i want to put clamav and chntpw on it
[00:52] <Mathis> hello
[00:52] <_jesse_> Jerusalem420: it'll be whatever you set mysql up with :S
[00:53] <jrib> fizy[laptop]: probably with locale
[00:53] <schnuffle> Jerusalem420: it's not set, set it with mysqladmin -p
[00:53] <fizy[laptop]> locale?
[00:53] <sabgenton> Starminn: if  tar cJvf test.tar.xz somefile doesn't produce test.tar.xz then it should produce an error
[00:53] <Mathis> I have installed Ubuntu 10.10
[00:53] <Mathis> and it always resets my keyboard settings from german to USA
[00:53] <Mathis> which is NOT WANTED!
[00:53] <Starminn> sabgenton: I don't understand what you want me to run.
[00:53] <jrib> eduardwisernig: guess you have to figure out what's different between the two shares now?
[00:53] <Starminn> !enter | Mathis
[00:53] <Mathis> so how do I fix that?
[00:54] <linkyone> I'm tryin to run 'cvlc -I http' on a headless 10.04 x86 server. I keep getting "inhibit interface error: Failed to connect to the D-Bus session daemon: /bin/dbus-launch terminated abnormally with the following error: Autolaunch error: X11 initialization failed."
[00:54] <linkyone> any hints?
[00:54] <Mathis> okay. removing Ubuntu. getting something better.
[00:54] <Mathis> bye.
[00:54] <Vustom> How do i open a terminal
[00:54] <Vustom> ..
[00:54] <eduardwisernig> jrib, they look exactly the same to me, they're copy-pasted //<IP_ADDRESS>/d$ /windows/downloadserver cifs credentials=/home/eduard/.smbcredentials,iocharset=utf8,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777 0 0       //<IP_ADDRESS>/c$ /windows/test cifs credentials=/home/eduard/.smbcredentials,iocharset=utf8,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777 0 0
[00:54] <Dementio> is there a way to set sabnzbd to use wlan0 and everything else to use eth0?
[00:55] <jrib> !terminal | Vustom
[00:55] <Bushman> ctrl+alt+t
[00:55] <lexvegas> Vustom: or accessories>terminal
[00:55] <Silveira_Neto> There is a key shortcut to call Nautilus anywhere in Gnome?
[00:55] <jrib> eduardwisernig: could it be the contents?
[00:55] <Deddly> Skype closes every time I try to open a chat - any ideas?
[00:55] <sabgenton> Starminn:  echo bla > somefile && tar cJvf test.tar.xz somefile
[00:55] <sabgenton> from the command line
[00:56] <sabgenton> Starminn: and paste results someware
[00:56] <eduardwisernig> jrib, can't imagine why, it's just pagefile.sys  Photos  Porn  Software  Sort  System Volume Information
[00:56] <sabgenton> pastebin.ca etc
[00:56] <eduardwisernig> jrib, so, the usual :)
[00:56] <lexvegas> Silveira_Neto: You can easily set one in Keyboard Shortcuts
[00:56] <Starminn> sabgenton: Yes, the output is, "somefile"
[00:56] <SirShmoopy> Silveira_Neto, System>Preferences>keyboard shortcuts. i'd tell you but i already changed mine
[00:56] <Bushman> Silveira_Neto: not that i've heard there is but i'm sure you can create one
[00:57] <sabgenton> strange
[00:57] <Bushman> Silveira_Neto: system>preferences>keyboard shortcuts
[00:58] <teehvsi> hi, my audio tracks in some dvd's are disabled. i can hear the background soundtrack, but nothing when people are talking. where can i change this?
[00:58] <teehvsi> using vlc
[00:58] <teehvsi> but happens on every player
[00:58] <Vustom> I am following http://www.sucka.net/2010/03/nvidia-drivers-ubuntu-10-04-lucid-lynx/ and I've opened the Terminal and changed the GRUB_GFXMODE, what do I do to move on to the next one? can I have this somehow..?
[00:58] <Vustom> save*
[00:58] <sabgenton> Starminn: ok the answer is don't use pastebinit
[00:58] <sabgenton> if you are
[00:58] <mohamedsucks> where should I install .tar.gz apps?  is there a default location?
[00:58] <eduardwisernig> jrib, the weird thing is that i haven't found even one reference on the net about this anomaly
[00:58] <jrib> Vustom: undo what you did, close that website and use Additional Drivers
[00:58] <sabgenton> just copy paste it form the command line
[00:58] <jrib> !nvidia | Vustom
[00:59] <kapipi> Has anyone experienced that 1 channel is very low with a Intel Corporation 82801JI (ICH10 Family) onboard sound card?
[00:59] <sabgenton> or don't pipe it to anything full stop
[00:59] <Vustom> I press Ctrl + S in Terminal.. did i do something D:
[00:59] <Bushman> [PROBLEM] Bluetooth dongle dies every few minutes only when using BT mouse http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1668076
[00:59] <sabgenton> I tried pastebinit and it gave me that result too
[01:00] <exutux> sabgenton: waht't option J?? is wrong for tar
[01:00] <jewthulhu> how do i run netflix watch now on linux?
[01:00] <lexvegas> Vustom: while in nano? press CTRL + X to exit, and answer Y to the prompt to save, and press enter to save to the existing file
[01:00] <exutux> sabgenton: j is used for create bzip2 tar
[01:00] <usr13> jewthulhu: I don't think they have a netflix application for Linux et.
[01:00] <mohamedsucks> where should I install .tar.gz apps?  is there a default location?
[01:00] <exutux> wats tar.xz ??? o.0
[01:00] <usr13> jewthulhu: yet not et
[01:00] <exutux> sabgenton: man tar
[01:01] <usr13> mohamedsucks: tar.gz are archived and zipped, first you unzip and untar them.
[01:01] <jewthulhu> usr13 ty
[01:01] <usr13> mohamedsucks: tar zxvf name-here.tar.gz
[01:02] <exutux> sabgenton: otherwise j must be lowercase
[01:02] <Vustom> whats Ctrl + Z and Ctrl + S do?
[01:02] <usr13> mohamedsucks: .. and then look for README (probably in resulting directory).
[01:02] <Vustom> i pressed by mistake..
[01:02] <mohamedsucks> So they should be unzipped and stay in the downloads folder?
[01:02] <_jesse_> Vustom: depends on the application
[01:02] <usr13> mohamedsucks: That is up to you.  What exactly is it?
[01:03] <rumpe1> mohamedsucks, there should be a README file... read it
[01:03] <Vustom> was in terminal
[01:03] <_jesse_> Vustom: probably undo and save if I had to guess
[01:03] <_jesse_> oh
[01:03] <mohamedsucks> its a citrix client
[01:03] <_jesse_> no idea then
[01:03] <eduardwisernig> jrib, tried deleting the directory and mounting the same thing to a new directory, but the problem persists
[01:03] <_jesse_> Vustom: cntrl-z should suspend the current process
[01:03] <mohamedsucks> my dowloads folder is a disaster...but I see it is totally up to me
[01:03] <mohamedsucks> Thanks!
[01:03] <dmkryl> hi i've trying to mount a sd card in ubuntu but i have not be sucessful in this enterprise, i have created a folder in media but the card isn't appearing
[01:03] <Vustom> k:D
[01:03] <_jesse_> Vustom: I don't think Ctrl-S does anything
[01:03] <exutux> sabgenton: echo bla > somefile && tar cjvf test.tar.bz2 somefile is correct way
[01:04] <Starminn> Vustom: CTRL+Q gives you back control is CTRL+S locks it up
[01:04] <usr13> mohamedsucks: you can't install it via the package manager?
[01:04] <sabgenton> exutux: no incorrect
[01:04] <eduardwisernig> jrib, also tried reinstalling nautilus, no change
[01:04] <Vustom> k thanks
[01:04] <mohamedsucks> it doesnt come up
[01:04] <Starminn> if not is*
[01:04] <sabgenton> J is the new .xz format
[01:04] <exutux> sabgenton: nope is correct
[01:04] <mohamedsucks> but can I browse to it?
[01:04] <initialize> So I wrote a shell script for bash ( http://codepad.org/Daamvs4E ). It works through ./scriptname.sh, but trying to run it through a launcher only gives a blank terminal with nothing executing. Any help please?
[01:04] <sabgenton> lmza 2
[01:04] <exutux> sabgenton: uhm
[01:04] <exutux> sabgenton: i don't see it in man tar
[01:05] <paq7512> where can i find my application crash log?
[01:05] <evulhotdog> My screen has a "_" and thats it
[01:05] <sabgenton> google it or somthing
[01:05] <evulhotdog> right before that, it shows the boot logo
[01:05] <evulhotdog> what did I mess up?
[01:05] <Dementio> is there a way to set sabnzbd to use wlan0 and everything else to use eth0?
[01:05] <sabgenton> exutux: try it
[01:05] <sabgenton> echo bla > somefile && tar cJvf test.tar.xz somefile
[01:05] <initialize> The sudo command also does not appear to work through my script
[01:06] <sabgenton> exutux: don't pastebinit
[01:06] <exutux> sabgenton: receive error about J
[01:06] <sabgenton> unless you pipe err
[01:06] <sabgenton> exutux: what ubuntu?
[01:06] <Vustom> how can i go to line 103 in my terminal
[01:06] <sabgenton> version
[01:06] <nejode> eduardwisernig, did you "purge" in recovery mode (so none of your files are in use)?
[01:06] <dledeaux> quick question about do-release-upgrade.  I did an upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10 to 10.04.  But now when I do a apt-get upgrade it shows 0 packages to upgrade
[01:07] <jrib> eduardwisernig: check for terminal output from nautilus?
[01:07] <exutux> sabgenton: 10.04
[01:07] <sabgenton> exutux: its in xz-utils but tar suports it now with -J
[01:07] <sabgenton> no -j bzip
[01:07] <sabgenton> not
[01:07] <eduardwisernig> nejode, nope, did purge but in normal mode
[01:07] <eduardwisernig> jrib, how do i do that?
[01:07] <exutux> sabgenton: wait
[01:08] <Bushman> sabgenton: echo bla > somefile && tar cJvf test.tar.xz somefile this suppose to fail somehow?
[01:08] <sabgenton> yeah
[01:08] <edwardteach> dmkryl,  if you press tab twice in the  /media/  dir is there anything ?
[01:08] <Bushman> sabgenton: well, it apears it's not in 10.04
[01:08] <jrib> eduardwisernig: I only know of a kludge way.  Try killing nautilus then starting it again.  If that fails (because nautilus respawns automatically), remove executable bit from nautilus, kill nautilus, restore executable bit, and start nautilus in terminal
[01:08] <sabgenton> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/tar/+bug/385624
[01:08] <nejode> eduardwisernig, nautilus is so embedded in gnome that it's preferable to purge without gnome
[01:08] <eduardwisernig> jrib, sorry, i know what you mean, i was confused because i get no error or message after starting nautilus
[01:09] <usr13> If mohamedsucks comes back, show him  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CitrixICAClientHowTo
[01:09] <exutux> sabgenton: ok i try it again no error
[01:09] <eduardwisernig> jrib, sounds fair, i'll do this
[01:09] <sabgenton> did it make a tar.xz ?
[01:09] <exutux> sabgenton: and create test.tar.xz
[01:09] <dmkryl> edwardteach: there's two folders my ntfs partition and my sdcard empty folder
[01:09] <Dementio> is there a way to set sabnzbd to use wlan0 and everything else to use eth0?
[01:09] <exutux> sabgenton: yes it does
[01:09] <sabgenton> exutux: see
[01:09] <sabgenton> :P
[01:09] <eduardwisernig> nejode, thanks, i'll try your idea next
[01:10] <exutux> sabgenton: don't trus me? lol
[01:10] <exutux> trust
[01:10] <usr13> Dementio: what / who is sabnzbd?
[01:10] <vhann> Hi, I'm trying to help an Ubuntero who has a problem about k3b that cannot use cdrecord suid from kernel 2.6.8 (he's using 10.04). The only notable difference (apart from software versions) I see is: there's a '+' at the end of 'ls -l /dev/cdrom'. What does that mean? Is it related to SELinux?
[01:10] <dmkryl> edwardteach: sda2 and sdcard
[01:10] <Dementio> (usr13): it's a usenet downloader
[01:10] <vhann> *The only difference from my Maverick system
[01:11] <edwardteach> dmkryl,  and cd into it the sdcard and press tab twice does not show your files!
[01:11] <eduardwisernig> jrib, could you please tell me how to find the process that i want to kill, it seems more complicated then i remember
[01:11] <jrib> vhann: ACLs I believe
[01:12] <exutux> sabgenton: http://paste.ubuntu.com/564160/
[01:12] <usr13> Dementio: Well, if it is directed to an IP that is available via wlan0, it should just go through it, (as long as wlan0 is configured properly and has proper IP info attached to it).
[01:12] <exutux> sabgenton: i'm on 10.04 maybe there is a bug on maverik?
[01:12] <sabgenton> exutux: have you updated to the latest point release?
[01:12] <exutux> nope, fresh install
[01:13] <Dementio> (usr13): both interfaces have net access, but wlan0 is external only
[01:13] <sabgenton> when?
[01:13] <sabgenton> did u install
[01:13] <exutux> sabgenton: Ubuntu??
[01:13] <sabgenton> is it 10.04.1 or .2
[01:13] <sabgenton> 'when'
[01:13] <dmkryl> edwardteach: no it shows all linux commands and ls doesn't show anything
[01:13] <exutux> sabgenton: .2
[01:13] <sabgenton> ah
[01:13] <sabgenton> must be fixed then
[01:13] <paq7512> .2 even out
[01:13] <paq7512> ?
[01:14] <exutux> Description:Ubuntu 10.04.2 LTS
[01:14] <exutux> sabgenton: are you on Lucid or Mav?
[01:14] <sabgenton> exutux: file test.tar.xz
[01:14] <sabgenton> ?
[01:14] <vhann> jrib: I've searched about SELinux on the net, isn't there a permission list somewhere? I can't tell for sure if '+' is related to SELinux?
[01:14] <sabgenton> lucid
[01:14] <sabgenton> old
[01:14] <sabgenton> 10.04 no .
[01:14] <usr13> Dementio: I think we would need more information about your LAN and WAN in order to give you any useful advise.
[01:15] <sabgenton> 10.04.0
[01:15] <sabgenton> kinda thing
[01:15] <exutux> sabgenton: older
[01:15] <exutux> :D
[01:15] <sabgenton> exutux: file test.tar.xz
[01:15] <sabgenton> could you
[01:15] <jrib> vhann: « info ls » claims a '.' is for SELinux and '+' is for "A file with any other combination of alternate access methods".  I've seen the '+' show up when ACLs are in effect.  Try « getfacl FILE »
[01:15] <exutux> test.tar.xz: xz compressed data
[01:15] <fizy[laptop]> is there any way i can remote desktop from a win xp computer into a ubuntu 10.04 computer? i want to see how something on my lucid laptop is doing should my laptop screen die again(which it will)
[01:16] <sabgenton> exutux: it's one line so just paste it here
[01:16] <jrib> eduardwisernig: you can just do: pkill nautilus
[01:16] <Dementio> (usr13): i have eth0 connected to a router/wifi repeater. the router handles internal media streaming. wlan0 connectes directly to the net only (i live in an apartment complex with shared wifi)
[01:16] <fizy[laptop]> its on the same network and all. im just connecting across the room
[01:16] <exutux> sabgenton: test.tar.xz: xz compressed data
[01:16] <usr13> fizy[laptop]: tightvnc and / or x11vnc might be usefull
[01:16] <fizy[laptop]> what are those?
[01:17] <exutux> sabgenton: peraphs you need to upgrade
[01:17] <fizy[laptop]> and whats the terminal server client and remote desktop viewer i see in the menus
[01:17] <Dementio> (usr13): i want it so sabnzmd uses only wlan0 so it doesn't saturate my internal network. need eth0 isolated so only my computers can access my shares
[01:17] <vhann> jrib: Ok, thanks
[01:18] <usr13> Dementio: If your default route is accessable via wlan0, then it should just go there, (unless there is and IP conflict).
[01:18] <eduardwisernig> jrib, followed the instructions in order but the problem persists
[01:18] <sabgenton> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/tar/+bug/385624 is fixed then
[01:18] <sabgenton> exutux: you could report it to be fixed
[01:18] <jrib> info is so intuitive... *cough*
[01:18] <sabgenton> heh
[01:18] <jrib> eduardwisernig: but did you get output in the terminal?
[01:18] <eduardwisernig> jrib, will try to reinstall nautilus from safe mode, outside gnome, maybe it helps
[01:19] <usr13> Dementio: In other words we would also need to know what route(s) you have set up on this machine, and/or the default gw.
[01:19] <exutux> sabgenton: what's your xz-utils version?
[01:19] <eduardwisernig> jrib, yes, no output
[01:19] <Bushman> [PROBLEM] Bluetooth dongle dies every few minutes only when using BT mouse http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1668076
[01:19] <Dementio> (usr13): isn't it possible to block ports on wlan0 (usenet, 8080, 8000, etc), therefore they would route through eth0?
[01:19] <sabgenton> exutux: it's not installed
[01:19] <exutux> :O
[01:19] <jrib> eduardwisernig: even though nautilus "owned the terminal"? i.e. you didn't get a new prompt after running « nautilus »?
[01:19] <sabgenton> exutux: seems to be installed by default in yours
[01:19] <usr13> Dementio: Yes it is.
[01:19] <exutux> sabgenton: yes
[01:20] <iszak> Can someone tell me why this doesn't work as expected  grep -lr "search" ./ | xargs -I filename sed 's/search/replace/g' filename > filename
[01:20] <usr13> Dementio: If it has a static IP, should be no problem
[01:20] <eduardwisernig> jrib, "Initializing nautilus-gdu extension" nothing else
[01:20] <sabgenton> if you read the bug it says it removes deps for dpkg if you try to install it
[01:20] <iszak> it definitely finds matches, but it doesn't override it
[01:20] <Dementio> (usr13): thanks, now just comes the fun part of listing all the ports i want isolated
[01:20] <sabgenton> which aparently is not true
[01:20] <jrib> iszak: you forgot to tell us what you expect!
[01:20] <sabgenton> as it is a drop in replacement
[01:20] <eduardwisernig> jrib, shouldn't the terminal own nautilus?
[01:20] <jrib> eduardwisernig: sounds ok
[01:20] <iszak> jrib, I expect it to find all occurances of a string in files and override those files.
[01:21] <fizy[laptop]> can i use the remote desktop viewer to connect to my lucid laptop from my desktop on a lucid vm and see how a program i have running is doing?
[01:21] <Xodiac13> is it better to go with 64bit since i have a 64bit operating system and 6 gigs of ram or should i go with the 32bit ubuntu
[01:21] <jrib> iszak: why not use sed -i instead of the redirection?
[01:22] <eduardwisernig> jrib, will try to reinstall nautilus from safe mode, outside gnome, maybe it helps
[01:22] <iszak> the -i option is deprecated
[01:22] <iszak> jrib, ^
[01:22] <eduardwisernig> jrib, thanks for the help nonetheless
[01:22] <jrib> iszak: who says?
[01:22] <exutux> sabgenton: xz-utils depeneds libc6 and liblzma1 and conflicts with xz-lzma
[01:22] <jrib> eduardwisernig: good luck
[01:22] <iszak> jrib, I saw it in the man
[01:22] <eduardwisernig> jrib, thanks
[01:22] <_Commander_> is there a way to change the default size of sakura?
[01:22] <iszak> jrib, nvm thinking of xargs
[01:22] <sabgenton> Starminn:sorry you where telling me what I wanteded
[01:22] <exutux> sabgenton: maybe you have xz-lzma installed?
[01:23] <Starminn> sabgenton: No problem.
[01:23] <sabgenton> Starminn: it worked and made a tar.xz for you I think
[01:23] <sabgenton> :)
[01:23] <sabgenton> wasn't thinking
[01:23] <iszak> jrib, will look into that, thanks.
[01:24] <sabgenton> exutux: either way it's anoying and is not an isuse in your .2 relase
[01:24] <jrib> iszak: I think with -i, you will have an easier time.  My guess is that the redirection is happening at the end like: (grep blah | xargs blargh) > file.  Do you have a "filename" file? :P
[01:24] <iszak> jrib, filename is a variable/token that xargs uses
[01:24] <jenia> has anybody tried to run mobile (jar/jad) mobile java applications in linux? Do I need some mobile java emulator, or do It should run under regular java or openjava?
[01:24] <jrib> iszak: yes, but not if what I just said is happening
[01:24] <iszak> no I don't have a filename file.
[01:25] <Xodiac13> which architexture should i go with 32bit ubuntu or 64bit ubuntu
[01:25] <sabgenton> exutux: neather is installed
[01:26] <jrib> iszak: I get one when I run something similar here :/
[01:26] <iszak> jrib, oh
[01:26] <iszak> jrib, you're right, ya.
[01:26] <iszak> jrib, why doesn't xargs replace the instance of filename?
[01:26] <usr13> Dementio: Something like: iptables -t nat -A INPUT -i wlan0 -p tcp -m tcp --dport 8080 -j DROP  #Now I'm just guessing here.... not sure  exactly.
[01:27] <iszak> jrib, and how do I use the -i option, I tried like sed -i *.php 's/foo/bar/g'
[01:27]  * sabgenton rushes to .2
[01:27] <jrib> iszak: sed -i 's/foo/bar/' filename
[01:27] <usr13> Dementio: But there is more-than-likely a way to do what you want via iptables rules.
[01:27] <iszak> jrib, I don't want to manually have to input all the filenames though.
[01:28] <jrib> iszak: note, if you want backups, you can pass a suffix to -i
[01:28] <sabgenton> exutux: thanks again
[01:28] <edwardteach> dmkryl, whats your system computer laptop ? model?
[01:28] <distort3d> Question, Wich is beter openbox or fluxbox?
[01:28] <sabgenton> Starminn: thanks again
[01:28] <iszak> jrib, I want to find multiple files and replace all instances of a string inside them
[01:28] <Starminn> sabgenton: Where's the file at?
[01:28] <exutux> sabgenton: np
[01:28] <iszak> jrib, will that command do such a thing?
[01:28] <dmkryl> edwardteach: acer aspire 4736z
[01:28] <usr13> distort3d: That's like saying, which is better Ford or Chevy?
[01:28] <bretth2010> vinagre (gnome vnc-viewer) breaks in ubuntu10.10 if you install gtk3.0-dev from ubuntuupdates.
[01:29] <iszak> and in theory I should be able to omit the >
[01:29] <dmkryl> edwardteach: ubuntu 10.10
[01:29] <jrib> iszak: right, so change your command to: grep -lr "search" ./ | xargs -I filename sed -i 's/search/replace/g' filename
[01:29] <distort3d> usr13 well maybe are there some diffrent.
[01:29] <iszak> ah yes, go figure.
[01:29] <vhann> Is this still an issue with Ubuntu 10.04 and newer? http://cdrecord.berlios.de/private/linux-dist.html#packages
[01:29] <edwardteach> dmkryl, ok on min
[01:30] <iszak> thanks jrib, love you <3
[01:30] <jenia> has anybody tried to run mobile phone java (jar) applications on linux?
[01:30] <jrib> iszak: <3
[01:30] <rcmaehl> jenia: jar is not mobile phone apps
[01:30] <rcmaehl> jar is a java runtime
[01:31] <vhann> rcmaehl: I believe Android's java code isn't portable to other JRE
[01:31] <jenia> rcmaehl: well, those java apps that you download for mobile phones (they have extension .jar), is it possible to run them in linux?
[01:32] <rcmaehl> jenia: i don't think so
[01:32] <itaylor57> jenia: no
[01:32] <bastidrazor> jenia: java -jar file.jar    doesn't work?
[01:32] <chez> What is the name of the program in Ubuntu which lets you change screen configurations
[01:33] <iszak> jrib, say I'm starting a program from CLI like nautilus and I'm doing nautilus /path/to/directory &, it still outputs things to the terminal, how to prevent that?
[01:33] <itaylor57> jenia: they are built from the android sdk, and can be run in an emulator
[01:33] <ziller> those java programs are J2ME
[01:34] <chez> What is the name of the program in Ubuntu which lets you change screen configurations
[01:34] <jrib> iszak: you could use nohup and then output would go to a file nohup creates (and you'd have the added benefit of not having nautilus close when you close your terminal), or you could append 2>&1 > /dev/null  to your command
[01:34] <Lancelot> chez: if you have a nvidia graphics card it's nvidia-settings
[01:34] <iszak> jrib, nah I don't no output, thanks for the later command!
[01:34] <chez> Lancelot: no its the one in the menu
[01:35] <Lancelot> chez: diaplay?
[01:35] <Lancelot> display*
[01:35] <iszak> jrib, is there any shortcut for that 2>&1 > /dev/null seems like a PITA To type.
[01:35] <chez> Lancelot: yeah put that isnt the full name is it
[01:35] <jrib> iszak: I think &> /dev/null works too (we're redirecting stdout and stderr)
[01:35] <Lancelot> chez: display should be under system > preferences
[01:36] <chez> Lancelot: yeah im on arch but i want to find out what that progam is
[01:36] <iszak> jrib, great! perfect, thanks.
[01:36] <Lancelot> chez: gnome-display-properties
[01:36] <Lancelot> I think
[01:36] <chez> Lancelot: thanks
[01:36] <Lancelot> hi everyone, quick question, is there a channel for linux vitalization software?
[01:36] <iszak> jrib, except it takes power over the terminal, so hmm
[01:36] <jrib> iszak: you still need the & at the end
[01:36] <iszak> oh, gotcha
[01:37] <Cpudan80> Lancelot: well there is #virtualbox
[01:37] <iszak> jrib++
[01:37] <Cpudan80> Lancelot: and #qemu
[01:37] <Lancelot> Cpudan80, I'm trying to pick one to try out
[01:37]  * jrib notes he messed up the redirection order in the original suggestion to iszak :/
[01:38] <Cpudan80> Lancelot: The only real option for a linux host is VirtualBox
[01:38] <Cpudan80> VMWare is a proprietary mess
[01:38] <Lancelot> Cpudan80, isn't that written by Sun?
[01:38] <Cpudan80> It was, now done by oracle
[01:38] <Lancelot> VMWare also costs money
[01:38] <Lancelot> oh right, they got bought
[01:38] <Cpudan80> THere is a free thing - but it sucks
[01:38] <Lancelot> it can't create new machines
[01:39] <Lancelot> all it can do is run pre-made VMs
[01:39] <Cpudan80> No - it can do pretty much anything you need it to - but the interfaces just suck
[01:39] <Cpudan80> VBox is good
[01:39] <Lancelot> what was the free one?
[01:39] <iszak> jrib, okay i've got another one for you if you're up for it?
[01:39] <Lancelot> vmware player?
[01:39] <Cpudan80> VirtualBox (aka VBox) Lancelot
[01:39] <jrib> iszak: if I know, sure
[01:39] <Cpudan80> Oh VMWare player yeah is free
[01:39] <Lancelot> no, I mean the VMWare one
[01:39] <ziller> virtualbox OSE
[01:39] <Lancelot> k
[01:39] <Lancelot> I'll take a look at it
[01:40] <Lancelot> I've been wanting to try out other distros
[01:40] <Cpudan80> Again - I wouldnt recommend VMware - but to each his own
[01:40] <Lancelot> eh, I don't have a copy anyway
[01:40] <iszak> jrib, I want to find all files and directories that contain a string (find -name "*string*") obv. and then mv them to a new path with a different string.
[01:40] <Lancelot> if VBox works I'm happy
[01:40] <Cpudan80> Lancelot: VBox is going to be easier to install (should just be sudo apt-get install virtualbox)
[01:40] <reed1> VBox can't aero
[01:40] <Cpudan80> True
[01:41] <Cpudan80> Not many people have enough juice in their box to run a 7 or Vista VM though
[01:41] <Lancelot> I wouldn't
[01:41] <Lancelot> well, I could
[01:41] <Lancelot> it just wouldn't do much
[01:41] <ziller> ubuntu has virtualbox now? I thought it was only virtualbox-ose by default?
[01:41] <Cpudan80> reed1: The newest version has hardware acceleration
[01:41] <Lancelot> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_box
[01:41] <jrib> iszak: if the find command returns foo/file1 and bar/file2 do you want them both to go to directory C as C/file1 and C/file2, or...?
[01:41] <Cpudan80> ziller: I don't know it was a guess at the package name
[01:41] <Lancelot> the picture is vbox running fedora in linux
[01:41] <reed1> Cpudan80: still no aero dude...
[01:41] <usr13> Windows7 and Vista are quite the resource hogs.
[01:42] <ziller> yeah, it's virtualbox-ose
[01:42] <Lancelot> yup
[01:42] <sha1sum> Anybody get Sprint EVDO to actually connect and browse using Maverick without any kind of special packages like KPPP ?
[01:42] <extra11> usr thats why I use win xp :P
[01:42] <Lancelot> but windows has its uses
[01:42] <sha1sum> My EVDO device is connecting, but not browsing
[01:42] <Lancelot> windows 7 is far better than vista
[01:42] <slygarth> hey guys
[01:42] <sha1sum> nor pinging
[01:42] <Lancelot> but it could be better
[01:42] <Lancelot> I just killed aero and all the new crap,
[01:42] <my007ms> hello
[01:42] <slygarth> can someone help me to set up a printer on my network plz
[01:42] <usr13> Lancelot: What uses?  (I don't seem to find any)
[01:42] <Lancelot> games
[01:42] <Lancelot> and programming microcontrollers
[01:42] <slygarth> i really need to put the printer on the network for both windos and  linux users
[01:43] <Lancelot> and programming some stuff
[01:43] <usr13> Lancelot: I have a windows box here that I almost never use?
[01:43] <my007ms> i am search to utility that can graph serious of number in real time
[01:43] <Lancelot> usr13, I find it easier to run windows stuff in windows rather then messing with WINE
[01:43] <Lancelot> usr13, I don't go on it too often myself, maybe once a week
[01:43] <usr13> Lancelot: You can not program microcontrolers
[01:44] <slygarth> anyone kno how to set up a printer on the network
[01:44] <slygarth> >
[01:44] <Lancelot> usr13, what?
[01:44] <usr13> Lancelot: You can not program microcontrolers via linux
[01:44] <Lancelot> usr13, that's why I use windows to do it
[01:44] <usr13> Lancelot: (sorry, was on the phone and lost my train of thought...)
[01:44] <usr13> Lancelot: You can not program microcontrolers via linux?
[01:45] <Lancelot> usr13, I haven't been able to get MPlab to work
[01:45] <usr13> Lancelot: Sorry, again, I lost my trian of thought and left out the ?
[01:45] <Lancelot> usr13, WINE was being silly, so I just stick to windows. It's easier
[01:45] <jrib> avr-gcc works...
[01:45] <usr13> Lancelot: I suppose your computer needs and mine are not same.
[01:46] <dmkryl> edwardteach: i need to restart due to old system upgrade brb
[01:46] <UnderSampled> what do I do if I just accidentally removed all users from the sudoers group?
[01:46] <Lancelot> usr13, yeah, it varies. I only use windows for windows programs
[01:46] <jenia> itaylor57: those jars were run way before android ever existed by java enabled phones, like mine a smartphone with java. Do you know the name of the emulator?
[01:47] <jrib> UnderSampled: put them back (use recovery mode in grub menu to run: sudo adduser USERNAME admin)
[01:48] <rcmaehl> My computer doesn
[01:48] <Lancelot> anyhow, I'm off now, bye everyone.4
[01:48] <rcmaehl> 't hibernate or suspend correctly
[01:48] <rcmaehl> How do I fix it?
[01:48] <Starminn> I have 4 entries for the Linux Kernel (not counting safe mode) on my GRUB bootloader. Suggestions on trimming them down?
[01:49] <jenia> bastidrazor, it gave me "Failed to load Main-Class manifest attribute from file.jar"
[01:49] <UnderSampled> jrib will that overwrite the group- backup file?
[01:49] <ziller> Starminn: delete them?
[01:49] <jrib> Starminn: remove the corresponding linux-image-* package.  WARNING: do not remove all of your kernels :P
[01:49] <jrib> UnderSampled: why does that matter?
[01:49] <Starminn> jrib: How might I do that?
[01:50] <The_Tick> how do I change the resolution if I'm not using x
[01:50] <jrib> Starminn: use your favorite apt front-end (for example: synaptic)
[01:50] <The_Tick> and will never use x
[01:50] <UnderSampled> jrib: because the way I accedentally removed myself from sudoers was by getting rid off all my groups
[01:50] <jrib> !tty| The_Tick
[01:50] <UnderSampled> jrib so I need to revert to back then
[01:50] <UnderSampled> group-wise
[01:50] <jrib> UnderSampled: I'm not sure how group- is created nor modified
[01:50] <Starminn> jrib: Alright, thanks./
[01:51] <Starminn> I set up a PAE but it's not registering the extra RAM still (though I do boot from the PAE version of the kernel).
[01:51] <jrib> UnderSampled: you can make a backup of course and then find out!
[01:51] <UnderSampled> jrib: how, that requires sudo
[01:51] <usr13> jrib:  Groups can be created by root with command groupadd
[01:51] <jrib> UnderSampled: in recovery mode
[01:52] <test34> What is the easiest way to make all your passwords available across internet (on different devices)?
[01:52] <jrib> usr13: I think UnderSampled means he just removed his user from all the groups but did not actually delete the groups themselves; is that correct, UnderSampled ?
[01:52] <usr13> UnderSampled: Yea, as jrib says, in recovery mode, (which is essentially single user mode or root)
[01:52] <UnderSampled> yes
[01:52] <UnderSampled> drat. I can't turn off the computer safely without sudo
[01:52] <iszak> jrib, sorry got distracted, that use case shouldn't occur.
[01:52] <Guest11013> Hello, how would i find my DNS domain and search domain?
[01:52] <jrib> UnderSampled: you're not using X?
[01:52] <UnderSampled> jrib: no
[01:52] <jrib> iszak: I'm not sure what you want to do
[01:53] <ziller> i wonder if you can use su?
[01:53] <UnderSampled> but shutting down still requires root access
[01:53] <fizy[laptop]> whoever reccomended klamav to me a few days ago, thank you so much. it says my ipod has 11 viruses on it. ill let you know in a minute if my pc will recognize it again. sorry i cant remember your name
[01:53] <jrib> UnderSampled: you can shutdown from gnome because gdm runs as root
[01:53] <UnderSampled> jrib, ok
[01:53] <usr13> jrib: UnderSampled  If that is the case UnderSampled will only need to edit /etc/group and add his  user to appropriate groups.
[01:53] <UnderSampled> but I'm still not runnign X
[01:53] <iszak> jrib, I find to find all say files and folders with a particular string e.g. "foobar" and move it to "foobaz" instead.
[01:53] <nicolaus> hey guys can u help me set up a printer on my home network
[01:53] <UnderSampled> what's the magical SysRq keystring for turning off safely again?
[01:54] <jrib> usr13: if he wants, but I'd suggest just using adduser to prevent further problems :)
[01:54] <Starminn> fizy[laptop]: You're welcome. It was me and somebody else. I just don't remember their name :)
[01:54] <usr13> nicolaus: No, you have to do it yourself.  :)
[01:54] <Sakrecoer> hi all! i have found a little security issue in 10.10, i don't think it is a bugg, it looks more like something people that always use the terminal will omit.... now i'm thinking maybe it's better to give this issue to someone directly concerned about fixing it, to avoid having it exploited before you can give an update. where should i adress myself?
[01:54] <nicolaus> i mean can someone show me how to do it
[01:54] <jrib> usr13: raising elephants is so utterly boring?  But just use gdm...
[01:54] <nicolaus> tell me the steps to follow
[01:54] <usr13> nicolaus: Is it a network printer?
[01:55] <usr13> nicolaus: Or is it connected to one of the PCs on your lan?
[01:55] <jrib> Sakrecoer: you can file a security bug in bugs.ubuntu.com.  If you want to pm me, I will give you feedback on what I think
[01:55] <nicolaus> usr13: Its connected to one of the printers on my lan
[01:55] <iszak> jrib, makes sense?
[01:56] <usr13> nicolaus: Please re-write your last statement so that we can understand better.
[01:56] <Sakrecoer> jrib: thanks
[01:56] <jrib> iszak: do you mean you want to rename all the files?  But not actually move their location?
[01:56] <nicolaus> the printer is connected to one computer on my home network
[01:56] <usr13> nicolaus: Is that one computer able to print to it now?
[01:56] <iszak> jrib, well essentially a rename is a move, isn't it?
[01:57] <nicolaus> yes it can
[01:57] <jrib> iszak: I'm just trying to understand better what you want
[01:57] <nicolaus> its an ubuntu machine too and it can print fine
[01:57] <usr13> nicolaus: Then just tell it to share the printer via the printer configuration menu.
[01:57] <iszak> jrib, I want to find all filese and folders with a particular string, and rename them to be without that particular string.
[01:57] <jrib> iszak: you can either use « rename » or find with -exec
[01:57] <nicolaus> then how do the other computers connect
[01:57] <usr13> nicolaus: And it will help if that computer has a static IP so that the other computers can find it easier.
[01:58] <usr13> nicolaus: Via the IP of that computer.
[01:58] <iszak> jrib, I just usually use move to rename, is there a problem with that? (any adverse affects)
[01:58] <Vustom> I just got Google Chrome running on Ubuntu and the font seems really small
[01:58] <Vustom> I've tried changing it in the options but makes no difference
[01:58] <nicolaus> how do i find the ip of the computer with terminal
[01:58] <usr13> nicolaus: Actually, it may already be shared by default.
[01:58] <nicolaus> what do i type in terminal
[01:58] <jrib> iszak: no, you are correct that renaming is essentially a mv (I just wasn't sure about what you wanted to do)
[01:58] <nicolaus> i set the printer to share
[01:59] <nicolaus> how do i make the other computers connect?
[01:59] <usr13> nicolaus: Then just go to one of the other computers and tell it where the printer is.  (The IP address).
[01:59] <iszak> jrib, okay well how would I do it? find -name "*string*" | xargs -I filename mv filename (how to put filename with replaced string here)
[01:59] <vulpine_> g'day
[01:59] <nicolaus> which settings i must look in
[01:59] <nicolaus> i was trying to print from open office but it didnt work
[02:00] <iszak> jrib, I heard you can use backticks to perform like a sub-command e.g. mv filename `sed 's/string/replacement/g'`
[02:00] <nicolaus> how do i set up a network with ubuntu
[02:00] <nicolaus> ?
[02:00] <usr13> nicolaus: But first set the computer the printer is connected to to a static IP.  You can do that on the computer or on the router, your choice.
[02:00] <azizLIGHTS> iszak: $() is better
[02:00] <jrib> iszak: you always choose the hard way -_-  I would do: rename --no-act 's/foo/bar/g' **/*foo*
[02:00] <nicolaus> i dont understand how to do that
[02:00] <iszak> haha
[02:00] <iszak> jrib, I can't help it!
[02:00] <azizLIGHTS> iszak: mv filename $(sed 's/string/replacement/g')
[02:01] <iszak> azizLIGHTS, oh interesting, thanks will keep that in mind next time.
[02:01] <azizLIGHTS> iszak: this is bash tip
[02:01] <iszak> jrib, I guess I don't know the rename command well enough to use it effectively.
[02:01] <azizLIGHTS> a bash tip
[02:01] <ledah> edwardteach: hey i'm dmkryl for some  weird reason i can't connect as dmkryl
[02:01] <azizLIGHTS> iszak: $() will let you use quotes inside it
[02:02] <Vustom> Ok it's a font problem, where can I download the Microsoft fonts for Ubuntu?
[02:02] <iszak> azizLIGHTS, so I can do like $(cat filename | sed s/string/replacement/g) ? where filename is an xargs variable/token/alias
[02:02] <Starminn> Vustom: They're proprietary. YOu have Windows on a different partition though?
[02:02] <iszak> no need to cat, echo I meant
[02:02] <Vustom> "YOu have Windows on a different partition though?"?
[02:03] <edwardteach> !register dmkryl,
[02:03] <Starminn> Vustom: Are you dual-booting or just Ubuntu or what?
[02:03] <Vustom> Side-by-side
[02:03] <Vustom> with Windows Vista
[02:03] <edwardteach> !register dmkryl,
[02:03] <edwardteach> !register| dmkryl,
[02:04] <edwardteach> lol
[02:04] <azizLIGHTS> iszak: ask #bash for more info on that, im not a full expert )
[02:04] <iszak> I don't like bash, too restricted.
[02:04] <azizLIGHTS> iszak: but i do know $() > backticks
[02:04] <Starminn> Vustom: Super. So you're dual-booting, meaning Vista is on a different partition (for future reference. Well, assuming you didn't use WUBI which if you don't know what it is you didn't use it). All you'll need to do is copy/paste them
[02:04] <iszak> azizLIGHTS, will keep that in mind.
[02:05] <vulpine_> I need some help!  What I want to do is host an IRC chat on my computer so me and my friends can talk on it on occation.  The problem is, I've only got a basic idea of how IRC works and am having trouble figuring out what to do...
[02:05] <Vustom> o
[02:05] <Vustom> can you walk my thru it.. im rly new to ubuntu
[02:05] <Vustom> only installed it like an hour ago
[02:05] <vulpine_> Vustom
[02:06] <Starminn> Vustom: So, you open up your Windows partition in Nautilus (your file browser), so you go to Places->xxxGB Filesystem
[02:06] <ChogyDan> Vustom: have you tried installing mstcorefonts?
[02:06] <Vustom> ChogyDan: nope
[02:06] <Vustom> Starminn, one moment.. trying to figure out how to open the file browser :D
[02:06] <Starminn> Vustom: Yeah I know. I helped you with your barrage of questions a few nights ago lol. So you just go to WINDOWS, then Fonts, then copy/paste to /home/.fonts in Ubuntu
[02:06] <ledah> edwardteach: i believe i found the problem, this is what dmesg | tail put out: mmc0: error -110 whilst initialising SD card
[02:07] <nicolaus> how do i set my linux computer to have a static ip?
[02:07] <Starminn> Vustom: Try this: Places->Home Folder
[02:07] <Vustom> kk :D
[02:07] <Vustom> im at WINDOWS>Fonts
[02:07] <nicolaus> how do i set my ubuntu to have a static ip
[02:07] <nicolaus> ?
[02:07] <Vustom> Ctrl+A and Copy em all?
[02:08] <Starminn> Vustom: See that? That's Nautilus. It's like Windows Explorer but for Ubuntu. Anyway, yeah, CTRL+A to grab them all, yep.
[02:08] <Vustom> now what :D
[02:08] <UnderSampled> Is there any reason I shouldn't just " cp /etc/group- /etc/group "
[02:08] <Starminn> Vustom: Then you go to Places->Home folder and hit "CTRL+H" to show all hidden folders (folders starting with a period "." are hidden in Linux
[02:09] <UnderSampled> if I accedentally removed myself from all of my groups?
[02:09] <Starminn> Vustom: Whoops, I missed Shift and hit Enter. Anyway, go to the ".fonts" folder. If one doesn't exist, make one
[02:09] <Starminn> Vustom: Then you just "CTRL+V" them all in there. And you're done.
[02:09] <vulpine_>  Vustom: After you copy all of the fonts you want, head over to your "home folder", in Places > Home Folder xD... Create a folder named ".fonts" and copy them inside.  Then go to Applications > Accessories > Terminal and run "sudo fc-cache -f -v"  That command will refresh your fonts, and you will be able to use all of them
[02:10] <Vustom> no .fonts folder is there so ill create one :D
[02:10] <Starminn> There you go, Vustom. vulpine_'s got you taken care of. :)
[02:10] <Vustom> how can i hide all those folders again
[02:10] <Vustom> ?
[02:10] <vulpine_> Vustom: The ".fonts" folder doesn't come by default in the newer versions of Ubuntu any longer
[02:11] <vulpine_> Press "Ctrl + H"
[02:11] <Vustom> im to fast
[02:11] <Vustom> just tried that
[02:11] <Vustom> :D
[02:11] <Starminn> Vustom: Yeah, the mstcorefonts don't include all that come with your system though to my knowledge. (Hit CTRL+H to hide them again. Option's also  in the View menu)
[02:11] <vulpine_> Damn right you are cowboy
[02:11] <vulpine_> ;D
[02:11] <vulpine_> ANYWAYS
[02:11] <tripelbb> I did "top" and there's this thing called     multiload-apple that comes and goes. What is it?   Ubuntu 10.04
[02:11] <Starminn> Vustom: Then to make sure you have them, fire up GIMP or OpenOffice or something and look if you can select the fonts you're looking for
[02:12] <vulpine_> now I need some halp. :(
[02:12] <vulpine_> I need some help!  What I want to do is host an IRC chat on my computer so me and my friends can talk on it on occation.  The problem is, I've only got a basic idea of how IRC works and am having trouble figuring out what to do...
[02:12] <Doonz> hey when using the mv -v command how can i see what speed something is transferring at?
[02:13] <cryptodira> hi folks, how can i establish the sound slider/control into the top panel without having the entire sound control page instead??
[02:13] <Vustom> Starminn i will restart the browser to see if i can change the fonts :D
[02:13] <vulpine_> @Doonz try reading some of "man mv" <-- type it in the terminal ;P
[02:14] <vulpine_> alrighty then
[02:14] <Starminn> .Vustom: Earlier vulpine_ said to do this: "Then go to Applications > Accessories > Terminal and run "sudo fc-cache -f -v"  That command will refresh your fonts, and you will be able to use all of them" so try that if it doesn't work right away (for me it worked as son as I added them)
[02:15] <Homefix> i wish someone was interested in installing ubuntu on their smartphone i did and i love it as a matter of fact im using it now
[02:15] <edwardteach> ledah, yeah i was going to get you to take out the card type  udevadm  monitor in a terminal then ask you to re insert the sd ,  should printout device specific info !?
[02:15] <rww> we know, you keep telling us.
[02:15] <Homefix> you should try it!
[02:16] <Starminn> Homefix: Yeah, this is what the third day in a row you've told us?
[02:16] <Bushman> [PROBLEM] Bluetooth dongle dies every few minutes only when using BT mouse http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1668076
[02:16] <Homefix> 2 days
[02:16] <vulpine_> Vustom: Rebooting your computer also refreshes your fonts.  Also, do you intend for those fonts to be used by users other than yourself?  As when you put then into the ".fonts" directory they become availiable to only the user who's home folder their in
[02:16] <Firefishe> I'm running lucid.  When I log in, my sound balance control is all the way to the left, yet when my wife logs in to her desktop, it's normal.  What might be my problem?
[02:16] <Starminn> Homefix, My mistake, bad memory. :) Either way, you should try #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:16] <warlock_> hey
[02:16] <Homefix>  have a few prob need smart guys or gals to help me
[02:17] <Homefix> ok ill try that
[02:17] <Vustom> the fonts are working, but the text in the browser still seems rly tiny
[02:17] <Vustom> :O
[02:17] <vulpine_> So long everyone, I must be peacing..,        ;D
[02:17] <warlock_> I am having an issue upgrading to 64 bit version or linux
[02:17] <Starminn> Vustom: What browser? You can change font size in System->Preferences->Appearance
[02:18] <Homefix> are you familure with chroot?
[02:18] <Starminn> !who | Homefix
[02:18] <Vustom> Both firefox and chrome
[02:18] <Vustom> It's on Arial 16 but 17 is too big
[02:18] <Homefix> anyone
[02:18] <Vustom> maybe i just need to get used to it
[02:18] <Vustom> :)
[02:18] <Starminn> Homefix, Oh, haha. "you" made it seem like it was to one person. Sorry, and no I'm not
[02:19] <Vustom> also
[02:19] <Vustom> for an example
[02:19] <Homefix> anyonek
[02:19] <edwardteach> ledah, got to go back tomorrow
[02:19] <paw> text menus in Office Impress are garbled. Anyone seen that before ?
[02:19] <Starminn> Vustom: To me it was too big by default, so go figure. There are places you can change it though.
[02:19] <Homefix> soory dnt mean that
[02:19] <Vustom> when I move my Google Chrome browser to the middle of the screen, when I restart the browser it goes back to the top left of the screen
[02:19] <Vustom> is it meant to do that
[02:20] <lcaputo> i dont think there is any window history..
[02:20] <warlock_> would anyone know anything about why my system i not recognizing ISO as a valid file format
[02:20] <macondo> Can I configure a filesystem encryption when installing ubuntu from the live cd, or I have to do a netinst?
[02:21] <lcaputo> are the file associations correct
[02:21] <warlock_> yeah
[02:21] <warlock_> I downloaded the iso from the ubuntu site
[02:21] <Starminn> Vustom: Yes. That's how it's supposed to go. Try this: Open up a ton of windows in Nautilus. Just open your Home folder 7 times.
[02:21] <Starminn> Vustom: It's "smart" in that, unlike Windows where they overlap, it moves them to convenient places so you can more easily see everything
[02:22] <lcaputo> @warlock your system doesn't recognize it, or the program? assuming you are running ubuntu?
[02:22] <Vustom> .. now what?
[02:22] <Vustom> i have 7 of em :D
[02:22] <tripelbb> question what does !tab mean  ?  --- context was in ubottu response to !who
[02:22] <warlock_> I am running ubuntu it does not recognize iso format is says i have to manually set it
[02:23] <MachintoshCJ> Hello world!
[02:23] <warlock_> @lcaputo is says i have to manually set it
[02:23] <Starminn> Vustom: I was just pointing out that they move out of the way for each other so you can see whatever you just opened up.
[02:24] <MachintoshCJ> goto MachintoshCJ.tk
[02:24] <lcaputo> @warlock give me a second.. im looking through a few bugs to see if they are related to your issue.
[02:24] <theTrav> ok, so it seems that despite having it in my .bashrc and doing an export, sudo env | grep proxy does not contain my http_proxy variable
[02:24] <Vustom> ohok
[02:24] <Starminn> !tab | tripelbb
[02:24] <warlock_> @icaputo thank you
[02:24] <MachintoshCJ> bye
[02:24] <theTrav> i need to put it in /etc/profile?
[02:25] <HoboSteaux> my /dev now shows sd[a-h][1-15] anyone have this issue before
[02:25] <tripelbb> Starminn,  my home folders overlap when I open up a set of them.  Ubuntu 10.04   **** I tried it after you mentioned it.
[02:25] <Starminn> Vustom: I agree. Sometimes it does get annoying (you never know where something will open up), but it is nice because it doesn't cover things like in Windows. You can disable it somewhere (I saw it earlier today) but give it some time and you'll get used to it. To align windows to a corner or side, hold in "Shift" while dragging it and it will auto-align.
[02:26] <nicolaus> how do i create a network password
[02:26] <nicolaus> someone gave me the code
[02:26] <nicolaus> sudo smbpassword a- username
[02:26] <user0> any automated way to check a list of packages for reported bugs?
[02:26] <nicolaus> is something wrong with that
[02:26] <nicolaus> ?
[02:26] <tripelbb> Starminn, re tab, oh that. thanks for telling me. I'll know how to "check it myself" next time too.
[02:26] <nicolaus> i want to create a network password
[02:26] <macondo> Can I configure a filesystem encryption with the live cd install?
[02:26] <Starminn> tripelbb: Yeah, they overlap but they get out of eachothers' way. A better example would be for me to say this: "Open up your Home folder. Move it to the left. Open up another Home see where it goes. Move both of them to the right andopen another. See where it goes"
[02:27] <theTrav> hmm, profile didn't work
[02:27] <theTrav> does sudo even have a .bashrc?
[02:27] <theTrav> there's no home/root or home/sudo
[02:27] <evulhotdog> Starminn i thought you said OverFAP first...hahaha
[02:28] <Starminn> Vustom: Something else that you'll like enjoy quite a bit is if you have more than one window open you don't have to focus them to scroll. Just scroll normally. You'll wonder how you ever got along without it. :)
[02:28] <user0> any automated way to check a list of packages for reported bugs?
[02:28] <user0> :D
[02:28] <warlock_> @lcaputo when i try and open the iso it says Short read old image
[02:28] <rww> theTrav: root's home directory is /root
[02:28] <user0> will be pasting it from time to time if you guys dont mind :P
[02:28] <Vustom> :O
[02:28] <lcaputo> hey warlock, are you getting my private messages?
[02:28] <Vustom> ooo
[02:28] <warlock_> no
[02:28] <rww> user0: every 15 minutes or so is fine ;P
[02:28] <SashaNeko> hi, i'm making a bootable usb drive for when I want to diagnoise issues and I was wondering if there is a CD image with both the alternative installer as well as the live installer
[02:29] <lcaputo> bummmmer
[02:29] <warlock_> lol
[02:29] <lcaputo> okay standby warlock
[02:29] <warlock_> alright
[02:29] <user0> rww : so you're a member ah?
[02:29] <warlock_> i can give you more info on what archive manager says
[02:29] <rww> user0: of Ubuntu? yes
[02:29] <user0> rww : and that means what exactly? that you're a ubuntu user?
[02:29] <SashaNeko> ideas?
[02:30] <rww> ubottu: tell user0 about membership
[02:30] <theTrav> rad, there's a /root/.bashrc file, I'll try putting http_proxy in there
[02:30] <lcaputo> warlock - what program are you using to open your iso with?
[02:30] <user0> nice bot
[02:30] <user0> heh
[02:30] <Sakrecoer> #ardour
[02:30] <yuskhanzab> anyone here from malaysia
[02:30] <warlock_> well i am its trying to use archive manager for some reason
[02:30] <theTrav> hmm, still no good
[02:31] <lcaputo> and you are just trying to burn it to a cd, or flash drive?
[02:31] <warlock_> flash drive
[02:31] <lcaputo> okay
[02:31] <warlock_> well external hard drive
[02:31] <mykal> evening all. whats the best method to install a lamp type server, (really just http and php) on ubuntu desktop. gui control panel prefered thanks
[02:31] <tripelb> Starminn, thanks. for some reason I copied and pasted all of your conversation because I thought something might be "for me" in it. (I find I can read smaller fonts in Windows XP than I can read in Ubuntu. I'm not sure what the difference is in the "quality" of the fonts.
[02:31] <user0> rww : and what was your contribution ?
[02:32] <rww> user0: local community advocacy and IRC support
[02:32] <user0> any automated way to check a list of packages for reported bugs?
[02:32] <theTrav> ahh, there's a return in there
[02:32] <theTrav> maybe I just need to move it up
[02:32] <user0> thats nice
[02:32] <lcaputo> @warlock - try using unetbootin
[02:32] <Starminn> tripelb: You left soon after I said this by the way: tripelbb: Yeah, they overlap but they get out of eachothers' way. A better example would be for me to say this: "Open up your Home folder. Move it to the left. Open up another Home see where it goes. Move both of them to the right andopen another. See where it goes"
[02:32] <Starminn> tripelb: Try anti-aliasing your fonts under System->Preferences->Appearance->Fonts
[02:33] <Vustom> I'm having some trouble getting my mail to work on Ubuntu
[02:33] <Vustom> I'm using the default mail program
[02:33] <datakid> hola. I have a 9.04 VM that I want to upgrade to lucid. I only have command line access. What's the easiest way to do that?
[02:33] <user0> Hey You!
[02:33] <mykal> Vustom, what seems to be the trouble
[02:33]  * user0 needs you!
[02:33] <Vustom> and when I enter my password it says Error while fetching Mail..
[02:33] <user0> its now or never !
[02:33] <user0> :P
[02:33] <datakid> I understnad that I need to do junaty->karmic->lucid
[02:33] <Vustom> and then the password box comes up again
[02:33] <datakid> this is ok
[02:33] <Vustom> but my password is correct
[02:33] <Vustom> its a live.com email
[02:34] <Noobuntu> Does anyone here know how to format a WD smartware so that it will function with ubuntu?
[02:34] <theTrav> no go moving it up either
[02:34] <theTrav> so how does env get set up for root?
[02:34] <mykal> try visiting the live.com site, and manually entering all settings. it may be SSL or a different port
[02:34] <Vustom> k
[02:35] <Starminn> tripelb: Here's what my font stuff looks like (I don't think anything is default) http://awakeanddrink.org/Screenshot-3.png and then http://awakeanddrink.org/Screenshot-2.png under "Details..."
[02:35] <mykal> anyone have a simple, or even complex, method of getting http and php on ubuntu desktop with gui. is there anything in the repos?
[02:36] <datakid> mykal: php5 and apache you mean?
[02:37] <datakid> use synaptic and search for those packages?
[02:37] <MikeChelen> mykal: check out tasksel command which provides a menu system, though it is text based
[02:38] <Vustom> hmm
[02:38] <Vustom> im having trouble finding the pop3 settings on hotmail.com
[02:38] <Vustom> -_-
[02:40] <Vustom> Do i put the SSL encryption on?
[02:40] <Vustom> or off
[02:40] <Vustom> in the settings
[02:41] <mykal> datakid, yeah, thats right
[02:41] <evon> hello there. does anyone know of any data recovery software that recovers the filenames as well as the files?
[02:41] <shane4ubuntu> I have chromium installed, would I be better off  installing chrome?  Chromium doesn't handle pdf's at least mine isn't configured for that.
[02:41] <mykal> Vustom, only live.com know the answer to that question. if you log in via web you should be able to find it in settings
[02:41] <shane4ubuntu> evon: scalpel
[02:41] <Vustom> k it was because SSL encryption is on.
[02:41] <Noobuntu> How do I go about finding an external hard drive through the terminal?
[02:41] <Vustom> i think
[02:41] <Vustom> doesnt show an error but mail fetching is at 0%
[02:41] <shane4ubuntu> evon: ohh, sorry that doesn't do names
[02:41] <Vustom> but i have 2500 emails hto
[02:42] <Vustom> tho*
[02:42] <shane4ubuntu> evon: I'm not aware of any for Linux, I have recovered files a few times, but never names.
[02:42] <evon> shane4ubuntu: you know of any others?
[02:42] <mykal> Vustom, its POP account, you probably wont see anything after today
[02:42] <evon> shane4ubuntu: :-(
[02:43] <mykal> evon, i think i saw something on lifehacker about data recovery for ext 4, sec
[02:43] <lcaputo> @shane4 chromium is your only option for ubuntu.. chrome only exists for windows im pretty sure.. but check out app store either way!
[02:43] <shane4ubuntu> evon: this is about the best documentation:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery   a little old but still worth the read
[02:43] <Vustom> it says
[02:43] <Vustom> Fetching mail (0% complete)
[02:43] <AxionStile> So you guys with windows and ubuntu.. what do you use windows for now-a-days? :)
[02:43] <evon> shane4ubuntu: ok.
[02:43] <evon> mykal: it's for a fat32 fs
[02:44] <Vustom> AxionStile: I plan to only use Windows for Gaming and Photoshop
[02:44] <lcaputo> @shane4 - i take that back.. google chrome is also linux friendly.
[02:44] <Vustom> but everything else will be on Ubuntu
[02:44] <Starminn> AxionStile: I tell myself I use it for games, but I don't actually. (Too much of a pain to reboot just for one game)
[02:44] <Vustom> cos i wuv it :D
[02:44] <shane4ubuntu> lcaputo: (tab completes nick)  Thanks, it is a little confusing on the web, everything uses chrome, even when refering to chromium
[02:44] <AxionStile> great answers :)
[02:44] <mykal> evon, all here bud http://www.gizmodo.com.au/2011/01/how-to-recover-your-data-mostly-free-and-easy/
[02:44] <Vustom> Error fetching mail: Could not connect to pop3.live.com
[02:44] <Vustom> D:
[02:45] <Starminn> lcaputo: Yep. Just go to the Google Chrome download link and choose it for .deb (maybe it automatically does it? I don't know) and you're golden.
[02:45] <Vustom> Connection timed out
[02:45] <jp> jsad
[02:45] <jp> help
[02:45] <shane4ubuntu> lcaputo: hmm, seems even in my repos there are two separate ones, installing chrome now, thanks
[02:45] <AxionStile> I'm completely new to ubuntu.. Dont know a thing about terminal (however I know where to go when I'm ready to learn). So far, I diggg it.
[02:45] <jp> help
[02:46] <lcaputo> shane4ubuntu: i use chromium... i also use chromium OS.. i like open source versions :)
[02:46] <Starminn> !ask | jp
[02:46] <lcaputo> shane4ubuntu: and can't wait to come home to find my CR-48 dropped off by UPS...
[02:46] <shane4ubuntu> lcaputo: I have been using chromium for a while now, but seems that it doesn't like pdf's
[02:47] <mykal> Vustom, this may be of help https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/evolution/+question/52519
[02:47] <lcaputo> shane4ubuntu: check out the app store, there might be an extension in there to fix it
[02:47] <mykal> sorry all i think i missed some of my answers. php and http on ubuntu, in the repos at all?
[02:47] <tripelb> AxionStile, to my surprise I almost never go back to windows and when I do I do little there. And I always have to start with taking care of the virus (anti) updates first.
[02:47] <evon> mykal: thanks I will take a look
[02:48] <tripelb> AxionStile, yes I got a free game but dont bother to play it. The thing that I miss is my webcam wont do skype.
[02:48] <lcaputo> shane4ubuntu: check this out http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/07/use-google-chrome%E2%80%99s-native-pdf-reader-in-chromium/
[02:49] <lcaputo> hey fellas, im outta here... have a good one!
[02:49] <Homefix> need help with chroot? anyone
[02:50] <tripelb> Vustom: a site I love, http://ubuntuforums.org   go to amsoute beginners (and they arent such beginners but it's the first stop for you.)
[02:50] <Homefix> sorry I need help with chroot
[02:50] <tripelb> Homefix, I'm looking up what that is.
[02:50] <tripelb> oh
[02:50] <tripelb> nevermind
[02:51] <Homefix> if u have to lok it up nevermind i did so much of that my eyeballs are falling out
[02:51] <tripelb> A chroot environment is commonly used for development-related work and is basically an install of build-related software. It is always a good idea to do development work in a chroot environment, as it often requires the installation of development packages
[02:51] <Starminn> Homefix: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BasicChroot
[02:51] <tripelb> homefix, I'm not the one too help you. giggles. best of luck.
[02:51] <Homefix> no i did all that .....
[02:51] <Starminn> Homefix: And this one looks a bit mroe "hardcore" https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/appendix-chroot.html
[02:52] <Squarism> I wanna update my graphics driver... i find that it can be downloaded here http://intellinuxgraphics.org/2010Q4.html .. BUT when running ./configure... it complains about xorg-server requires higher version...
[02:52] <tripelb> Truns out I came here to learn today not ask.
[02:52] <Homefix> ok..
[02:52] <jp> can somebody help me in checking a newbe code in c for errors and explainig them
[02:52] <Homefix> is there a place were programmers hang out?
[02:53] <jp> if so message me
[02:53] <Starminn> Homefix: There's channels for various languages
[02:53] <jp> where are the channels
[02:53] <Starminn> jp, check out #c
[02:53] <Starminn> I just tried it. It's the channel for the C Programming language (apparently)
[02:53] <jp> where do you conect to a channel
[02:53] <Starminn> Basically, jp and Homefix , /join #[programming language name]
[02:54] <Squarism> Freenode = where programmers hang out
[02:54] <jp> thanks
[02:54] <Starminn> jp, Same way you did for this one. /join #[channelname]
[02:54] <Homefix> ill try #Prog.. thanks
[02:55] <Starminn> Homefix: I just tried it and it doesn't exist
[02:55] <C3D> i have a question. i have 3 wireless cards connected to my computer how come when i want to connect just one it connects all 3 and is there any bonus so to say to haveing all 3 connected at the same time
[02:56] <warlock_> Does ubuntu 10.10 have a 64 bit iso
[02:57] <Starminn> warlock: Yep
[02:57] <warlock_> for some reason it wont recognize it after i downloaded
[02:57] <Homefix> evyone i guess ##linux was the place thanks anyhow
[02:58] <Starminn> warlock: Did you get it from the Ubuntu site? Did you burn the ISO the right way (wnot just putting the ISO on the disc but splitting it up and all)? Did you burn it at a slow speed?
[02:59] <Vustom> why cant i set ports in the evolution mail settings
[02:59] <Vustom> ?
[02:59] <warlock_> I made a bootable external drive
[02:59] <Squarism> when trying to build intel graphics drivers.. ./configure complains about xorg-server package missing. Could you just lead me in any direction?
[02:59] <Starminn> !privatemessage | warlock_
[03:00] <daniel__> hey would anyoen know how to take youtueb videos and burn them with a dvd in ubuntu?
[03:00] <warlock_> i made a bootable external drive
[03:00] <Starminn> daniel__ Do you have the file on your filesystem?
[03:00] <Starminn> warlock_: And you booted from it and it gave you an error?
[03:00] <warlock_> with unetbootin  but it just loops for ten
[03:00] <daniel__> Starminn, nop dont know how to at all
[03:01] <Starminn> daniel__: Are you using Firefox?
[03:01] <daniel__> chromium
[03:01] <bonjoyee> Squarism: it probably needs the *-dev packages...
[03:01] <daniel__> Starminn, chromium
[03:01] <_Neytiri_> is there a way i can make netwrok managet NOT manage my network cards so i can use the text file?
[03:02] <rww> _Neytiri_: I just remove it :|
[03:02] <bonjoyee> Squarism: what is the exact error message?
[03:02] <Squarism> bonjayee: And those arent in the standard ubuntu repositories?
[03:02] <Starminn> daniel__: I'm not sure where Chromium keeps its temp files but what I always do when I want a YouTube video is I watch it at YouTube.com in Firefox, and after it loads all the way, check your /tmp folder for it. IT should be there until you close Firefox. So watch it then just copy/paste of move it from the /tmp folder
[03:02] <jp> can sombody help
[03:02] <Starminn> daniel__: So try watching it in Firefox just this once? :)
[03:02] <Starminn> !ask | jp
[03:03] <Squarism> bonjoyee, http://pastebin.com/kJZ0Z6yY
[03:03] <bonjoyee> _Neytiri_: or use the text file..and NM will not manage them!
[03:03] <_Neytiri_> ok
[03:03] <jp> ok so iam a newbie in c can somebody help checking my c code please
[03:03] <wildbat> jp, /join ##c
[03:03] <jp> #include <stdio.h>
[03:03] <jp> int main(void)
[03:03] <jp> {
[03:03] <jp>         int      integerVar = 100;
[03:03] <jp>         float    floatingVar = 3331.79;
[03:03] <xangua> jp /join ##c
[03:03] <jp>         double   doubleVar = 8.44e+11;
[03:03] <FloodBot2> jp: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:03] <Starminn> jp: This does not relate to Ubuntu and therefore should be located elsewhere. /join #c
[03:03] <_Neytiri_> also is there a tutorial for setting up a ip6 tunnel?
[03:03] <HoboSteaux> my /dev now shows sd[a-h][1-15] anyone have this issue before
[03:04] <Squarism> bonjoyee, understand anything of it?
[03:04] <bonjoyee> Squarism: check if the packages mentioned in the errors are installed...
[03:05] <Guest70221> hola
[03:05] <Guest70221> que onda
[03:05] <Squarism> bonjoyee, no they are not.. and cant be found when searching for them in synaptic
[03:05] <Guest70221> no se donde estoy
[03:05] <babalu> does anyone play wow in ubuntu?
[03:06] <jp> hola
[03:06] <Guest70221> como estas
[03:06] <jp> bn
[03:06] <Guest70221> che donde estamos
[03:06] <Starminn> babalu: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=20549
[03:06] <Guest70221> porque entre y no se que canal es este
[03:06] <Guest70221> jajajajaj
[03:06] <Starminn> !es | Guest70221
[03:06] <jp> en el chat de ayuda de ubuntu
[03:06] <bonjoyee> Squarism: check if the proper repositories are enabled? and then do sudo apt-get update
[03:07] <jp> sorry just helping this lad
[03:07] <bonjoyee> !find fontsproto | Squarism
[03:07] <Starminn> jp: Not a problem. Just letting him know. If no one's in there for him, go for it. It's just what we do for other languages. :)
[03:07] <daniel__> does anyone know were chromuim keeps its tempory files like youtube videos?
[03:07] <rww> jp: specifically, go for it in #ubuntu-es. #ubuntu is English-language only.
[03:08] <bonjoyee> !find xproto | Squarism
[03:08] <Starminn> daniel__: ~/.cache/chromium
[03:08] <Starminn> daniel__: I just found that. Not sure if it's right or not. :) Don't feel like checking
[03:08] <venilsurya> Can I use bitdefender on my ubuntu system to scan my virtual windows 7 os?
[03:09] <awan> hi all.  i'm newbie here
[03:09] <Squarism> bonjoyee, so are we talking massive package downloading here?
[03:09] <Starminn> Ask away, awan
[03:09] <awan> thx
[03:09] <hilarie> @venilsurya for taking care of your window's partitions, i have found it's best to install VMware and a BartPE
[03:09] <venilsurya> hilarie: I'm using virtualbox
[03:10] <bonjoyee> Squarism: may be...because compiling from source sometimes needs a lot of development files...!
[03:10] <Vustom> ok i got my email working
[03:10] <Vustom> :D
[03:10] <Vustom> silly mistake..
[03:10] <Vustom> :D
[03:10] <FloodBot2> Vustom: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:10] <venilsurya> If I install a separate antivirus on windows it will take up a lot of my resources
[03:10] <Squarism> damn.. a bit hard to update a gfx driver!
[03:10] <Vustom> sorry :(
[03:10] <bonjoyee> venilsurya: why not install it in the virtual machine..?
[03:10] <ivanNisible> How do i find out the paths of applications so I can add them to SIM Dock?
[03:11] <venilsurya> bonjoyee: That might be my only option, but an AV will slow down the VM
[03:11] <bonjoyee> ivanNisible: which <nameofprogram>
[03:11] <Vustom> in my evolution email, how do i change the reading panel from the bottom to the right?
[03:11] <Vustom> can't find it in View
[03:12] <|_ocke> whoa, last time i looked this chan had about 500 people
[03:12] <ivanNisible> bonjoyee: Any, i want to add a bunch to the doc.. where are they stored.. in what folder... like xchat, firefox, gedit, reycle bin..
[03:12] <Vustom> got it
[03:12] <Vustom> :D
[03:13] <bonjoyee> venilsurya: its better than installing on ubuntu anyways..also if you give proper resources to the VM, the effect should be minimum...
[03:13] <bonjoyee> ivanNisible: mostly /usr/bin
[03:13] <Squarism> if you are on a maverik build (post 10.4) and wanna switch to 10.10.. can it easily be done through gnome?
[03:13] <awan> does anyone knows which IM apps connected to YM where we can activate webcam?
[03:13] <warlock_> Umm as far as i know awan
[03:13] <Starminn> Squarism: I believe you just do in Terminal sudo apt-get update and then sudo apt-get upgrade
[03:13] <warlock_> they only Im you can use web cam iwth is skype
[03:14] <awan> but skype is not connected to YM, right?
[03:14] <warlock_> exactly
[03:14] <Starminn> awan: Empathy comes default and uses IM, I use Pidgin with YM as we speak.
[03:14] <Vustom> how to show the images in a email using Evolution mail?
[03:14] <Starminn> YM, not IM* (well all, but still lol)
[03:14] <Squarism> Starminn, does it take a long time?
[03:15] <Starminn> Squarism: No idea. 10.10 is my first Linux experience. :) Every time somebody asks that question, what I told you is what's always replied.
[03:15] <awan> i also use Pidgin to cennect to my YM friends, but I can not activate my webcam
[03:15] <HoboSteaux> my /dev shows sd[a-h][1-15].... anyone have this issue before
[03:15] <Starminn> Squarism: http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/upgrade
[03:16] <Squarism> Starminn, so you are on 10.10 now then?
[03:16] <Starminn> awan: There is a somewhat limited support of webcams in Ubuntu. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam
[03:16] <Starminn> Squarism: Yes
[03:16] <HoboSteaux> awan: ps3 eye is very well supported
[03:16] <HoboSteaux> and a good cam
[03:17] <awan> ps3?
[03:17] <HoboSteaux> playstation 3 eye
[03:17] <Starminn> awan: http://www.amazon.com/PlayStation-Eye-3/dp/B000VTQ3LU
[03:17] <blackchook> j
[03:17] <Starminn> Hobosteaux: (something like that? ^)
[03:18] <HoboSteaux> heh yup Starminn :D
[03:18] <awan> uuffff
[03:18] <HoboSteaux> i have one, the drivers are excellent and the sensitivity to light is amazing (for its price)
[03:20] <awan> HoboSteaux: i installed 11.04 on my notebook with onboard webcam. i need to activate this HW to connect with YM webcam
[03:20] <xangua> !natty | awan
[03:20] <awan> for now i use pidgin, but i still cant activate the cam
[03:21] <HoboSteaux> also, the wiki is very excellent about netbooks, if its one of them types it should have steps for it awan
[03:21] <warlock_> I do not think there is web cam support for pidgin
[03:21] <warlock_> for yahoo message
[03:21] <awan> thats why i'm looking if somehow there's another apps can
[03:22] <warlock_> I do not believe there is
[03:22] <awan> ow
[03:22] <warlock_> the only one i know of is skype
[03:22] <HoboSteaux> has anyone had their /dev have 120ish devices in it as a result of plugging in one device?
[03:22] <dimmortal> voice and video on xmpp only
[03:22] <awan> yeah, i know skype
[03:22] <dimmortal> pidgin that is
[03:23] <awan> ok, thx all :)
[03:23] <warlock_> np awan
[03:24] <bonjoyee> awan: try the google video/voice chat plugin...
[03:25] <usr13> bonjoyee: If the cam has no driver, it is not going to work, no matter what software ties to use it.
[03:27] <bonjoyee> usr13: yeah..but as far as I understand..awan, was asking about using it in YM and not about being not able to use it!
[03:29] <Squarism> hmm... post 10.04 i downloaded, built and installed kernel from http://packages.ubuntu.com/maverick/linux-image-2.6.35-19-generic . Can i just run do apt-get upgrade (after switching to "Release Upgrade" = "Normal Releases" ) ?
[03:30] <pinoyoragon> After I restarted the server, and after launching gdm, it seems that it can't mount my encrypted directory... I used the correct passphrase after invoking "ecryptfs-mount-private" and it says " Inserted auth tok with sig [696b1ea85252b549] into the user session keyring fopen: No such file or directory"
[03:30] <JustJimCo> update-grub is falling over with "cannot find a device for / (is /dev mounted?)".  Any ideas?
[03:30] <Squarism> ...i had 10.04 installed at the time of kernel change
[03:30] <bonjoyee> JustJimCo: running from a livecd?
[03:30] <rww> Squarism: 1) mixing packages from different versions is not a particularly good idea, 2) just do the regular upgrade procedure
[03:30] <rww> !upgrade
[03:31] <Starminn> Squarism: To my understanding, when people go from 10.04 -> 10.10 they run sudo apt-get update to update their kernel, then do sudo apt-get upgrade to upgrade.
[03:31] <Starminn> There you go, they beat me toyou
[03:31] <rww> nope
[03:32] <rww> sudo apt-get update refreshes the list of packages you can download. sudo apt-get upgrade installs packages that are newer in the repositories than on your computer. Upgrading to a new Ubuntu version uses different tools, documented in the links ubottu gave.
[03:32] <Squarism> rww: But will the regular procedure work when i now run this special kernel in 10.04
[03:32] <Starminn> rww: Ah. *shrug* I gave him one of those earlier, lol. :) Thanks for the update though. Nice to know.
[03:33] <rww> Squarism: I think it should. It'll error out if not *shrug*
[03:33] <JustJimCo> bonjoyee - a usb
[03:33] <bonjoyee> JustJimCo: you mean restoring grub2 from a live usb?
[03:33] <Squarism> rww: Thats comforting
[03:33] <Starminn> lol
[03:34] <Starminn> Anyway, I'm off. Gonna hit the hay. 'Night, all.
[03:34] <JustJimCo> no - trying to edit 40_custom
[03:34] <Squarism> rww: Or do you mean will fail before starting because of prerequisities not met?
[03:34] <merma> gnome2 + expo + gnome-do  ftw
[03:34] <rww> Squarism: right. If it isn't going to work, you'll know about it before it breaks everything.
[03:34] <JustJimCo> get done and run update-grub and it falls over
[03:34] <rww> Squarism: I think it'll be fine, though.
[03:37] <KBentley57> hey guys, does anyone feel comfortable offering some dynDNS advice?
[03:39] <g_0_0> KBentley57, what sort of advice?
[03:42] <Bing0> Hi.  Ubuntu 10.10.  Is there a way to connect to ARD remote sessions?  ARD is apple-remote-desktop.  Thanks.
[03:44] <mcloy> which webhost do you guys prefer most and leat amoung dreamhost, bluehost and hostgator?
[03:45] <Jon30> Hello. I am trying to set permission to a file using symbols instead of octal. (474) "chmod u+r, g+rwx, o+r file" --doesn't work?
[03:46] <alteregod> hi
[03:46] <alteregod> i want to add DOS into the ubuntu start menu
[03:47] <cfedde> Jon30: you need to do that in three commands.  Knowing octal needs to be good for something.
[03:47] <Jon30> I can't set it to 474 using symbolic in one command?
[03:48] <cfedde> Jon30: oops.  you can chain them that way using a comma w/o the space.
[03:48] <Jon30> oh
[03:48] <Jon30> so space messed it up
[03:48] <bc81> alteregod: sudo apt-get install dosbox?
[03:49] <Vustom> Is it possible to add Xfire & Raptr support to Empathy IM?
[03:50] <cfedde> gnu's changed lots of the commands from the System V commands.
[03:51] <westmi49319> alteregod, I have always started with windows and then added linux after
[03:52] <westmi49319> windows seems to not work unless installed that way
[03:53] <westmi49319> to me anyways :)
[03:53] <sha1sum> Yo. Pulseaudio keeps freezing up on me and I have no other choice but to hard reset. This usually happens while watching video. I noticed that if I go long enough after reboot I will lose sound. I'm guessing these are related somehow.
[03:54] <sha1sum> One time when it froze up I tried to kill processes quick enough to not have to hard reset and noticed that switching windows I got the notification that pulseaudio was unresponsive, so I'm guessing that's the issue.
[03:55] <sha1sum> If I'm in the middle of audio or video when it happens the audio keeps looping the last few seconds played then I get so unresponsive I can't even bring up a tty or anything.
[03:55] <Pauly> hi i need help with wlan broadcom b43 driver on lubuntu i cant connect it says device not ready firmware missing but it says driver activated and currently in use?
[03:56] <Vustom> I forgot to tick "Leave messages on server" when setting up my Evolution mail, how can I put all my mail back on the server -_-
[03:56] <Vustom> I'm using a live.com email
[03:56] <sha1sum> There's a question in there somewhere btw.
[03:56] <Pauly> any ideas?
[03:57] <reign2> is the latest vlc git giving anyone else segmentation faults when loading video?
[03:57] <sha1sum> Vustom: if you still have it in evolution would just checking "leave messages on server" then forwarding it to yourself be an adequate solution?
[03:57] <Vustom> .. theres 3,000 emails
[03:57] <sha1sum> ok or not
[03:57] <Pauly> ?
[03:58] <Post-iT> Problem concerning windows share under Ubuntu 10.04 in _VirtualBox_ (Win7 host). I want to share documents between host and client. Error is: "Unable to mount location. Failed to retrieve share list from server." Forums told me it might be firewall related, didn't help. Thank you!
[03:58] <jal> i tnihk chromium-codecs-ffmpeg just broke my sound system
[03:58] <jal> uninstalled it, and it works again
[03:58] <g_0_0> Pauly, can you pastebin the result of iwconfig
[03:59] <Cpt_Zyph> quit
[03:59] <jal> chromium-codecs-ffmpeg_0.6+svn20101129r67548+69665-0ubuntu<IP_ADDRESS>_i386.deb  < broken
[04:00] <Pauly> g_0_0: i can take pic with my n900
[04:00] <bc81> Post-iT: how are you trying to mount the share
[04:01] <Post-iT> I tried using "Connect so server..." under "Places" menu in the menu bar. I also tried using the file browser.
[04:01] <g_0_0> Pauly, if you do - apt-get install pastebinit
[04:01] <DealingWithFools> Does ubuntu come with a program that can convert m4a to mp3?
[04:01] <g_0_0> Pauly, followed by - iwconfig | pastebinit - it will give you a link for pastebin - paste that here
[04:01] <Post-iT> I forgot to mention it worked very well before without problem. The problem came all of a sudden and is absolute.
[04:02] <wildbat> DealingWithFools: try winff
[04:02] <Pauly> g_0_0: the lubuntu dont have web access.
[04:02] <DealingWithFools> winff ok
[04:02] <g_0_0> Pauly, ok photo then
[04:02] <bc81> Post-iT: in file browser location bar, you tried smb://192.168.1.xx/share ??
[04:03] <Post-iT> Yes, well.. I tired smg://(name of computer)/. I do not know what is the IP address of my host ... shameful isn't it...
[04:03] <sha1sum> Do we have flooding in the forecast?
[04:03] <Post-iT> Oh, wait it's working
[04:04] <Post-iT> Not using IP address, only computer name
[04:04] <ranjan>  Hi all, what is the changes that happens to a machine in which ip_forwarding is enabled??.
[04:04] <bc81> Post-iT: ipconfig on host
[04:04] <bc81> Post-iT: ok good
[04:04] <Post-iT> bc81:  Allright, well it's working so that solved it for me :) thx
[04:04] <bc81> Post-iT: goodto hear it :-)
[04:05] <Post-iT> Initiating 320GB file transfer, wish it good luck so it doesn't stall...
[04:05] <g_0_0> !wifi | Pauly
[04:05] <bc81> hehe gl
[04:06] <bc81> floodbot wars!?
[04:06] <Toph> bc81,,, why doesn't ubuntu 10.10 like the command 'ipconfig'?
[04:06] <bc81> Toph ask the channel, not me
[04:06] <g_0_0> Toph, cos it's ifconfig
[04:07] <Toph> g_0_0,,, ok, thanks
[04:07] <g_0_0> toph you're welcome
[04:07] <bc81> Toph i was referring to his windows host
[04:07] <Toph> bc81,,, ok,,
[04:08] <Pauly> g_0_0: http://img833.imageshack.us/img833/930/20110207047.jpg
[04:08] <Pauly> g_0_0 took awhile lol
[04:09] <Vustom> http://windowslivehelp.com/thread.aspx?threadid=968dbb64-d0c8-4b7c-a110-0eb4c78b19cc
[04:09] <Vustom> :(
[04:10] <g_0_0> Pauly, ok check here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardwareSupportComponentsWirelessNetworkCardsBroadcom
[04:12] <ApacheOmega> I'm trying to install UBUNTU server on my pc but it wont install - there is know prompt to install it what Am I doing wrong/ and should I format my hard drive and install server on a blank pc
[04:12] <g_0_0> Pauly, can you post the output of lspci | grep -i net
[04:13] <g_0_0> ApacheOmega, have you configure your bios to boot from CD?
[04:14] <ApacheOmega> no I havent how do I do it?
[04:14] <ApacheOmega> oh wait I no how
[04:14] <Squarism> i have downloaded and compiled a prerelease of maverik kernel in 10.04. As i understand it i have both the 10.04 kernel AND this maverick kernel... can i switch so i boot from the 10.04 kernel instead?
[04:14] <g_0_0> ApacheOmega, ok
[04:14] <Squarism> ...and will that work?
[04:15] <Pauly> g_0_0 hey they both show up
[04:15] <thereheis> :quit
[04:15] <g_0_0> Pauly - both? ok what is the broadcom chipset exactly
[04:15] <RxDx> do you guys think that is better install ubuntu 32bits with 4gb+ ram support or ubuntu 64bits is stable enough?
[04:16] <g_0_0> bc43???
[04:16] <narcotron> Anyone know any good science-based IRC channels?
[04:17] <Toph> narcotron,,, math?
[04:17] <Squarism> "science based" ?
[04:17] <Squarism> generic science chit chat?
[04:17] <Post-iT> narcotron: efnet's #math and #physics and ##electronics
[04:17] <Squarism> ill be historian
[04:17] <Squarism> you can be expert on ants
[04:17] <pvl1> sure
[04:17] <Post-iT> Efnet's, not freenode
[04:17] <narcotron> Science, or math, or whatever
[04:17] <narcotron> Chemistry, I suppose?
[04:18] <narcotron> I'm a chemist :)
[04:18] <pvl1> Post-iT, can i pm u real quick?
[04:19] <Vustom> I've got receiving to work on my Evolution mail, but not sending..
[04:20] <wildbat> Vustom: it's about time to switch to gmail ==;
[04:20] <pvl1> Vustom, ^^
[04:21] <Vustom> m
[04:21] <midhuno> hi all
[04:21]  * _carlos is away: (sleep) [BX-MsgLog On]
[04:21] <g_0_0> midhuno, still got the same problem?
[04:22] <midhuno> minimec: hi friend my blootooth nw working fine,,thanks
[04:22] <g_0_0> midhuno, you had another problem other than bluetooth no?
[04:23] <midhuno> g_0_0: no my computer run fine.............i never tried copying large files then
[04:24] <g_0_0> midhuno, that's right you had a problem copying files from your DVD
[04:24] <g_0_0> midhuno, it's fixed now I take it
[04:24] <midhuno> g_0_0:how??
[04:24] <g_0_0> midhuno, magic???
[04:24] <seventoes> How can I get the console output of an upstart job to redirect to a logfile?
[04:25] <g_0_0> midhuno, so the problem still exists
[04:25] <g_0_0> ?
[04:25] <Post-iT> Minor glitch: Still inside a virtualbox, is it normal I get very slow speeds (3MB/sec) while copying stuff from the client to the host?
[04:25] <seventoes> would "exec something >> /var/log/something.log 2&>1" work?
[04:25] <midhuno> g_0_0: i dont know...from yesterday i never try to copy large files from dvd
[04:25] <pvl1> seventoes, not without sudo
[04:25] <pvl1> seventoes, im pretty sure logs are only root writeable
[04:25] <g_0_0> midhuno, ok
[04:26] <seventoes> hmm i'm not comfortable running this service as root
[04:26] <Vustom> I have the sending working now :D
[04:26] <seventoes> upstart isn't root?
[04:26] <midhuno> g_0_0: if the problem exists then can it possible to undo updates?
[04:27] <jose-neto> hi i cant access(delete or add) my microSD
[04:27] <g_0_0> midhuno, I'm not sure it's due to updates, did you install unbuntu-restricted-extras by the way?
[04:27] <pvl1> seventoes, im almost positive its root. because most daemons start as "root" under a certain username.
[04:27] <midhuno> g
[04:28] <midhuno> g_0_0: yes yeserday i installed it
[04:28] <g_0_0> midhuno, ok
[04:29] <midhuno> g_0_0: but my totem movie player still have problems in playing video files
[04:29] <aadem> i only have one main linux partition for ubuntu on my laptop 220gb  i want to install a different version of linux maybe openbsd for learning purposes..will that dist have a partition manager incorporated into the install to help me create a small offshoot for it?
[04:30] <g_0_0> midhuno, the problem may be with the dvd drive itself
[04:31] <g_0_0> midhuno, do you have a problem playing videos from your hard disk?
[04:31] <pvl1> aadem, why not just virtualize it
[04:31] <midhuno> g_0_0:yaa.... but in other players like SMplayer and vlc player videos plays normally
[04:33] <g_0_0> midhuno, ok maybe someone else can help you with that
[04:33] <midhuno> g_0_0;k
[04:35] <pvl1> midhuno, whats wrong
[04:37] <midhuno> pvl1: my totem palyer not playing videos correctly, videos appear as horizontal colored bars...audio is normal...but other video players plays normally
[04:38] <pvl1> midhuno, frankly, change ur default player to vlc. unless u wanna go in and re write code and compile it.
[04:38] <pvl1> midhuno, codecs are a b*tch
[04:38] <pvl1> imo
[04:38] <seventoes> how do I get upstart services to run as a specific user?
[04:39] <midhuno> pvl1: now my default player is vlc.....;)
[04:39] <pvl1> midhuno, and you simply want totem to work right
[04:40] <buffbananas> could some1 help me out with the virbant?
[04:40] <pvl1> midhuno, any errors? any comon sgns. like it wont play wmvs or what not
[04:40] <pvl1> buffbananas, wrong place, but whats up
[04:40] <midhuno> pvl1: yaa...and i am new to linux....i dont know much about terminal and all
[04:40] <buffbananas> sry nub
[04:40] <buffbananas> where should i go
[04:40] <Post-iT> Hi, I'm having problems again connecting to a windows share. The share is between a virtualbox client (the Ubuntu 10.04) and the Win7 host. I get no error, this time. Someone helped me earlier.
[04:40] <pvl1> midhuno, pm me
[04:42] <bangjames> How do i know if my graphic card driver is installed properly?
[04:42] <g_0_0> bangjames, does it appear to be working, correct resolution etc?
[04:42] <reign2> is anyone else getting seg faults with the latest vlc from git? does anyone know of an up-to-date ppa with 1.2.0?
[04:43] <bangjames> No, because when i scroll down on a web browser, it lags
[04:44] <Post-iT> bangjames: Well, now you know it's not installed. :)
[04:45] <g_0_0> bangjames, can you pastebin the results of - lshw -C display
[04:45] <seventoes> does upstart run services as root or as the executable's owner?
[04:45] <bangjames> OH lol how can i install it? because my comp is toshiba and they dont support drivers for linux
[04:46] <_dv-> hey...ive got a problem with my monitors, i have ubuntu installed and it boots and works fine with one..but the other, when i plug it in the boot hangs and the monitor goes into standby/powersave mode as if the pc were off
[04:46] <Noobuntu> does anyone use a WD smartware 1tb external hard drive that they've formatted?
[04:46] <_dv-> i tried adjusting the resolutions
[04:46] <g_0_0> bangjames, result of - lspci | vga    ?
[04:47] <g_0_0> bangjames, result of - lspci | grep -i vga    ?
[04:47] <g_0_0> sorry
[04:47] <bangjames> i dunno what u mean
[04:47] <g_0_0> bangjames, in the terminal type - lspci | grep -i vga
[04:47] <bangjames> ok
[04:47] <g_0_0> bangjames, and post the result here
[04:47] <adooh> lol
[04:48] <jsjgruber> seventoes: upstart runs instead of the old init process--so it must be root. You might ask about your upstart question on the #upstart channel ; also  if you want to start unprivileged servers from upstart you might see :you might see: http://superuser.com/questions/213416/running-upstart-jobs-as-unprivileged-users
[04:48] <Post-iT> I'm getting the "Failed to retrieve share list from server" error message again, concerning a windows share.
[04:48] <bangjames> |00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[04:48] <_dv-> ive also tried restarting X server with ctrl alt backspace but it doesnt work
[04:48] <bangjames> seems like it is installed.
[04:48] <_dv-> a live usb distro doesnt even work :/
[04:49] <g_0_0> bangjames, result of - lshw -C display  ?
[04:50] <bangjames>   *-display:0
[04:50] <bangjames>        description: VGA compatible controller
[04:50] <bangjames>        product: Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller
[04:50] <bangjames>        vendor: Intel Corporation
[04:50] <bangjames>        physical id: 2
[04:50] <bangjames>        bus info: pci@0000:00:02.0
[04:50] <bangjames>        version: 03
[04:50] <jose-neto> halp
[04:50] <bangjames>        width: 32 bits
[04:50] <jose-neto> help
[04:50] <bangjames>        clock: 33MHz
[04:50] <bangjames>        capabilities: vga_controller bus_master cap_list rom
[04:50] <bangjames>        configuration: driver=i915 latency=0
[04:50] <bangjames>        resources: irq:16 memory:f0a00000-f0a7ffff ioport:1800(size=8) memory:d0000000-dfffffff memory:f0b00000-f0b3ffff
[04:50] <bangjames>   *-display:1 UNCLAIMED
[04:50] <bangjames>        description: Display controller
[04:50] <jose-neto> i cant edit my sd card
[04:50] <bangjames>        product: Mobile 945GM/GMS/GME, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller
[04:50] <bangjames>        vendor: Intel Corporation
[04:51] <bangjames>        physical id: 2.1
[04:51] <bangjames>        bus info: pci@0000:00:02.1
[04:51] <bangjames>        version: 03
[04:51] <bangjames>        width: 32 bits
[04:51] <pvl1> bangjames, stop
[04:51] <bangjames>        clock: 33MHz
[04:51] <bangjames>        capabilities: bus_master cap_list
[04:51] <Post-iT> bangjames: You might consider using a paste bin, please.
[04:51] <bangjames>        configuration: latency=0
[04:51] <bangjames>        resources: memory:f0a80000-f0afffff
[04:51] <rww> !paste | bangjames
[04:52] <Anonnn> alright guys, i have a major question. i cannot install starcraft 2!!!!! this is my favorite game, this is unacceptable :D, i could reinstall win7 on this comp, but that would defeat the purpose of fresh install of ubuntu.
[04:52] <Diamondcite> Anonnn: Have you tried following the how-to from AppDB?
[04:52] <Post-iT> Anonnn: Unsure, but I recall someone having succesfully installed SC2 over Wine. Working well. Here's a detail page: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=20882
[04:53] <Anonnn> thanks guys, ill take a look.
[04:54] <Post-iT> Np, GL HF. Don't canon proxy, it's lame
[04:55] <halpbatman> me
[04:55]  * halpbatman
[04:55] <halpbatman> quit
[04:58] <YankDownUnder> What's nice about liviing in this timezone is that barely anyone's awake.... :)
[05:00] <g_0_0> bangjames, check here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1591565
[05:00] <Vustom> im so sad
[05:00] <Vustom> i should of never tried this ubuntu thing
[05:00] <Vustom> :(
[05:01] <YankDownUnder> Vustom, What's the go? Why so sad?
[05:02] <bucky> Vustom, can you get a refund?
[05:02] <Jaroty> Vustom: linux can be difficult when you're new. keep pushing through it and eventually you will understand how things work. i got really frustrated at first, now i can do fine on my own.
[05:03] <bucky> he's on the same time zone as YankDownUnder
[05:03] <Vustom> Ok so, I was setting up Evolution mail and I forgot to tick "Leave messages on server" so when Evolution mail got all the emails they deleted all my 3,000 emails from the Hotmail server and now I can't put the emails back on the server
[05:03] <aidavia> ey
[05:03] <Vustom> :'(
[05:04] <aidavia> Java is the only channel available for java suggestions?
[05:04] <RobotCow> aidavia: you can do a search for java on all the freenode channels
[05:04] <RobotCow> aidavia: there is #java-talk
[05:05] <RobotCow> aidavia: #swing
[05:05] <RobotCow> aidavia: i dont know them all
[05:06] <aidavia> RobotCow:  u do any programming?
[05:08] <MylesMan> hello i have a sh script in /usr/bin but  if i do an ls for it, its not found
[05:08] <MylesMan> can som1 help
[05:08] <MylesMan> but it's there in rox-filer
[05:09] <Vustom> i guess no one can help me with my problem? :(
[05:09] <thesheff17> MylesMan: is it executable?
[05:10] <MylesMan> i right clicked and went to permissions
[05:10] <fizy[laptop]> how can i delete a folder without moving it to trash first?
[05:10] <Jaroty> MylesMan: try ls -a
[05:10] <fizy[laptop]> the move to trash thingy is greyed out
[05:10] <MylesMan> oh i can see it
[05:11] <thesheff17> chmod +x fileName
[05:11] <MylesMan> irexec says it isnt found
[05:11] <rocking> hiii.....everybody
[05:11] <trupheenix> how do u rescue a system on which init cannot be found?
[05:11] <k4g6> sup dude
[05:12] <fizy[laptop]> how can i delete a folder without moving it to trash first?
[05:12] <MylesMan> it said it couldnt access it no such file
[05:12] <thesheff17> MylesMan: I'm pretty sure it just isn't executable...I just added a a file and did sudo chmod +x fileName and it shows up right away since it is on my class path
[05:12] <MylesMan> but its there
[05:12] <th0r> fizy[laptop]: rmdir?
[05:12] <fizy[laptop]> thx
[05:12] <fizy[laptop]> im trying to delete an 80 gig folder from my ipod, but i have 20 gigs of hdd space
[05:12] <Blue1> th0r: yup
[05:12] <MylesMan> class path?
[05:13] <k4g6> fizy[laptop]: shift+del
[05:13] <fizy[laptop]> thx again
[05:13] <thesheff17> MylesMan: echo $PATH shows what directory are scanned for programs
[05:14] <MylesMan> oh
[05:14] <someonelikeme> hey i installed medusa4 a CAD software with csh. when i try to run it i get this: http://pastebin.com/htCh6xcK
[05:14] <someonelikeme> anyone able to help resolve this
[05:14] <someonelikeme> P?
[05:15] <thesheff17> MylesMan: I'm doing all this though with sudo or a root user. maybe that is your problem
[05:15] <RobotCow> aidavia: yes i do
[05:15] <RobotCow> aidavia: you're welcome to join my channel ##sushi
[05:16] <th0r> someonelikeme: looks like you are missing one or more gtk libs
[05:16] <aidavia> ok
[05:16] <someonelikeme> th0r: ok how to find out witch libs
[05:16] <th0r> someonelikeme: or you might have the wrong version
[05:20] <MylesMan> it wont register it
[05:20] <MylesMan> says its not there
[05:20] <sacrebleu> i cannot reach ontario
[05:20] <Anonnn> good evening all
[05:21] <Bing0> hi
[05:21] <MylesMan> do i have to reboot?
[05:21] <YankDownUnder> Day. It's daytime. Everyone lags behind Australia.
[05:21] <Bing0> Is there a utility that can take smaller bootable .iso images, make a menu and a master .iso to choose which image to boot from?
[05:21] <someonelikeme> th0r: how do i find the missing/ wrong libs?
[05:21] <Jaroty> Vustom: if you're still here what is your question?
[05:22] <th0r> someonelikeme: you might start by looking at what libs are required by the program vs what libs you have installed
[05:23] <Vustom> Jaroty take a look at http://windowslivehelp.com/thread.aspx?threadid=968dbb64-d0c8-4b7c-a110-0eb4c78b19cc
[05:26] <YankDownUnder> Vustom, Sorry mate, if yer issues are with Windows LIve mail, that might be an issue to take to another forum (This is really Ubuntu, mate)
[05:27] <Vustom> I know.. :(
[05:27] <Vustom> Also, went to go and Install Quake Live and its a .xpi
[05:27] <seventoes> xpi is a firefox extension
[05:27] <seventoes> iirc
[05:27] <Vustom> k
[05:27] <YankDownUnder> Vustom, Look man, sorry to say, and I know - I've got heaps of clients that deal with this crap, but mate, it's definitly not an Ubuntu issue - it's an issue with NOT using MSIE and LiveMail...it's THEIR issue...
[05:28] <Vustom> i know
[05:28] <Vustom> i posted on the windows support specificly for hotmail issues
[05:28] <Vustom> i hope they can fix it :(
[05:28] <th0r> YankDownUnder: wouldn't it be easier to just tell him the only way would be to mail copies back to himself?
[05:28] <YankDownUnder> Vustom, Good luck on getting a reply for THAT mate...it's so widespread, you may never get a reply...
[05:29] <YankDownUnder> th0r, Yes, but hey, we all do some things different, eh wot?
[05:29] <Anonnn> im bored and i havent helped anyone with their computers today :(
[05:29] <Jaroty> unless he has access to the windows live API i doubt he will be able to do it without a quick script
[05:29] <Anonnn> someone quick, gimme simple error to help u fix :D
[05:29] <YankDownUnder> Anonnn, Patience.
[05:29] <Vustom> D:
[05:30] <seventoes> Anonnn: start: Rejected send message, 1 matched rules;
[05:30] <seventoes> Anonnn: while trying to start a service
[05:30] <Vustom> I have a backup of all my emails..
[05:30] <Vustom> So i will just have to carry it around and keep it safe
[05:30] <Vustom> :(
[05:30] <seventoes> Anonnn: A custom service that is, so i'm assuming it's a problem with my /etc/init/stuffness.conf
[05:30] <YankDownUnder> Anonnn, Ok...here's one...how can I setup a system by which I can setup a user account for a kiosk type system and charge per megabyte? :)
[05:30] <FullFlannelJacke> yeee
[05:30] <Anonnn> seventoes D: no idea
[05:31] <|Long|> i have old-drive with some stuff on it, for some reason i cant copy anything over to new drive can someone plz help
[05:31] <seventoes> |Long|: Error messages or something more specific would help us help
[05:31] <Anonnn> like a computer in a wifi place?
[05:31] <madsailor> Anonnn, you could test some plymouth themes I made if ur really bored
[05:32] <Anonnn> oooo will it make my desktop cool :D
[05:32] <YankDownUnder> Anonnn, Yeppers...NOT that I need an answer, just to see where ya go with that...eh? :)
[05:32] <|Long|> error for moving the files
[05:33] <madsailor> Anonnn,  they're just bootsplash...and XBMC specific, but they're cool, and I'd like to know if they work under resolutions other than mine
[05:33] <Anonnn> YankDownUnder: hmm, im thinkin :D
[05:33] <rbartongrimley> I am installing the newest version of ubuntu on my lap top and I have reached a stand still. I have entered all my personal information and it will no longer let me click the 'forward' button. Should I restart my install?
[05:33] <seventoes> |Long|: What error? You're telling us nothing.
[05:33] <Anonnn> madsailor: no idea what ur talkin bout :D
[05:33] <|Long|> error for moving
[05:33] <bindi> rbartongrimley: username cant have uppercase letters
[05:34] <Anonnn> cant have capital as first letter right?
[05:34] <Joepie> try use enter instead of button
[05:34] <rbartongrimley> Easiest fix on earth. Thank you
[05:34] <Anonnn> haha wow
[05:34] <|Long|> seventoes, i have teamviwer can you help real quick
[05:34] <seventoes> no.
[05:34] <Anonnn> i love ubuntu :D
[05:34] <rbartongrimley> haha, didn't even think about case sensitive
[05:35] <Anonnn> okay ive been meaning to ask this question, do i need a virus scanner now?
[05:35] <seventoes> for ubuntu? O.O
[05:35] <Anonnn> yeah x_x
[05:35] <GOKIL_ABIEZzzz> haha
[05:35] <seventoes> haha
[05:35] <seventoes> welcome to linux
[05:35] <YankDownUnder> Anonnn, Are you joking or drunk?