[15:05] <mads> can any body help me, i've dual booted win. 7 and xubuntu 10.10 but i cant get acces to my c:\ drive but not my e:\ drive can any help plz
[15:05] <v0lksman> rigved, not to be rude or anything but I want to draw, not compile software...I would just go with Arch if that was the case...I'm in Ubuntu cause I want the massive repo...but so far Maverick has a lot of dead packages...not cool...
[15:05] <B0o-supermario> !info 42
[15:06] <v0lksman> plus if the package maintainer compiled it with this bug I doubt I'll do much better... :)
[15:06] <Gnea> Skaperen: me too, but some people refuse to grasp the concepts that most linux users have had to embrace just to get something working in the past, most of the time in the 90's
[15:06] <botcity> mads: are you sure you did not install ubuntu to e: if so then you are using it
[15:07] <crucialhoax> botcity: As in what? The laptop should connect with 1 bar should it not?
[15:07] <d4n1s> rigved it is named toolchain its outside the source code folder named code, and it has some rpm files which I turned into deb files and than installed them, the libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3 file some files with no extensions and some includes
[15:07] <rigved> v0lksman: why not go with 10.04 (lucid)...it's an LTS so it'll have support for 3 yrs. as compared to the 18 months for maverick
[15:07] <rigved> d4n1s: rpm? how did you convert it to .deb files?
[15:08] <Skaperen> Gnea: oh, you mean back when we had to hunt down, down load, configure, compile, and install, a boat load of projects from all over the net, often hidden away in legacy FTP servers, just to get a working compile?
[15:08] <Daghdha> Why are my samba shares not in my samba config progam?
[15:08] <d4n1s> rigved I think with a software called alien or something, I dont really remember I just googled it.
[15:08] <yeats> !alien
[15:08] <v0lksman> rigved, I just upgraded from 10.04 thanks to a bunch of kernel issues with my hardware (that weren't resolved by upgrading unfortunately)...but a roll back isn't possible so I'm stuck here in Maverick...
[15:08] <Gnea> Skaperen: and that was *IF* they would compile with whatever version of libc we had installed!
[15:09] <Skaperen> Gnea: ah, yes, version combination hell that rivals RPM
[15:09] <Skaperen> Gnea: that and dozens of patch files to make other stuff work right
[15:10] <MrMadsRthomsen> hi all
[15:10] <Gnea> Skaperen: I actually found that RPM only complicated the matter, but they were setting the precedent for package maintenance and streamlining.
[15:10] <bindi> hmm
[15:10] <bindi> !factoids
[15:10] <rigved> v0lksman: hmmm...then i suggest you go with Debian 6.0 (just released today)...you will have comparative lesser hardware problems with it, i think
[15:10] <MrMadsRthomsen> can any hear me
[15:10] <[wito]> MrMadsRthomsen: No, we can't
[15:10] <Gnea> MrMadsRthomsen: no, but I can read what you type.
[15:10] <bibic682> Gnea:  Thanks
[15:11] <Skaperen> Gnea: they tried ... but I still find at times that RPM systems get into a "no way out" package hell pit
[15:11] <Gnea> bibic682: cheers
[15:11] <MrMadsRthomsen> k it was because i was in grey
[15:11] <v0lksman> rigved, yeah...I'm tempted...not very impressed with Ubuntu of late.
[15:12] <Gnea> Skaperen: indeed, particularly on enterprise systems where getting the latest software updates is nearly impossible, save for those that have become deep-sea experts in the subject over the years.
[15:12] <rigved> v0lksman: ubuntu has never caused me any problems...everything just works
[15:12] <Skaperen> so anyone know enough about Xorg, or how Xorg gets launched, to configure it so it listens on TCP port 6000 ?
[15:12] <rigved> :)
[15:13] <v0lksman> rigved, in the past this was the case...7 - 8 years now...but lately it just seems messy/rushed/buggy
[15:14] <MrMadsRthomsen> can any help me i dual booted win.7 and xubuntu, the problem is i can't get aces to my e drive. but i can get aces to my c drive, and when i reboot to win.7 i can get aces to both drivers
[15:14] <Gnea> Skaperen: Ah, another casualty of the evolution of pre-packaged distribution. GDM was recently "upgraded" to GDM2 about a year or two ago in Ubuntu and much of the intricate configuration directives got thrown under the bus.
[15:14] <trinikrono> MrMadsRthomsen: can you run gparted and see if it sees the partition
[15:14] <Skaperen> Gnea: that's what I was afraid of
[15:15] <Gnea> Skaperen: however, I believe there's still a way, since it's still built into the basic protocol....
[15:15] <MrMadsRthomsen> where can i get gparted
[15:15] <trinikrono> sudo apt-get install gparted
[15:15] <codemagician> Is it possible to have keyboard shortcuts to toggle workspaces?
[15:15] <Gnea> Skaperen: ah yes, you can use ssh -X to do it securely now
[15:15] <Skaperen> Gnea: yea, the protocols still have it, but getting things to do it with the minimum of hacks is my goal
[15:15] <trinikrono> ctrl + alt + arrows codemagician
[15:16] <codemagician> trinikrono, sure but I mean a hot key like 1, 2,3,4,5 on the numberpad?
[15:16] <Skaperen> Gnea: yeah, ssh would work ... but this is a case I need to get the ssh connection to "pull out"
[15:16] <Skaperen> Gnea: e.g. the X app will be running under screen
[15:16] <Gnea> Skaperen: understood, unfortunately they were inconsiderate of private networks with their own security
[15:16] <botcity> crucialhoax: the signals cant be directly compared because they are different devices also radio is a tunable medium i,e all devices have different range frequency etc any its off topic
[15:17] <sachael> I was messing with aircract and uninstalled the drivers for my broadcom wireless card. Which package contains the drivers? (I think driver "wl"?)
[15:17] <Gnea> Skaperen: nohup?
[15:17] <trinikrono> codemagician: did you try the keyboard shortcuts menu
 what do you mean with: sudo apt-get install gparted.
[15:17] <Skaperen> Gnea: no, just screen ... easy to disconnect on screen
[15:17] <rigved> v0lksman: well, ubuntu does have more newer software than debian, but it is always tested properly
[15:17] <trinikrono> MrMadsRthomsen: i mean run it in a terminal
[15:17] <Skaperen> Gnea: but the ssh connection stays while it's still forwarding
[15:17] <trinikrono> thats how you install things in ubuntu
[15:17] <codemagician> trinikrono, im new to ubuntu... where do I find this? I'm using 10.10 desktop edition.. thanks
[15:18] <cached> is there a way to make a certain folder so that some certain set of users have complete (read/write/execute) access to all files in that folder, regardless of who put it there?
[15:18] <rigved> d4n1s: sorry, wandered off...ok, so the thing is that installing rpm software in ubuntu is not supported here
 so you mean i need to copy sudo apt-get install gparted?
[15:18] <trinikrono> codemagician: should be preferences keyboard shortcuts
[15:18] <Skaperen> Gnea: I need to get the ssh connection to drop ... I'm going to start another ssh session to another machine to start another X app ... repeat 46 more times
[15:18] <trinikrono> MrMadsRthomsen: yes
 thx
[15:19] <Gnea> Skaperen: and the X app will display where?
[15:19] <B0o-supermario> Lo
[15:19] <oli__> l
[15:19] <codemagician> trinikrono, works perfectly thanks!
[15:19] <Skaperen> Gnea: on the desktop I identify in the DISPLAY environment variable I pass to the X app
[15:20] <trinikrono> :D
[15:20] <Gnea> Skaperen: but, ultimately, on the desktop local to the target machine?
[15:20] <d4n1s> rigved so you tell me that the problem is with the instantiation of deb items?
[15:20] <Viliny> Hello! i have a ubuntu box acting as a server. i noticed it's running it's harddrive alot novadays, any way to see what is doing the disk usage?
[15:20] <cached> i feel like having a python script that just recursively chgrp the files in the folder appropriately would be silly :\
 what do i do when it is finish?
[15:20] <Skaperen> Gnea: no ... the target machines have no X server ... just a few X apps and enough libs to run them
[15:21] <thejoker420> I  am having problems with update through update manager as well as apt-get downloading takes for ever
[15:21] <thejoker420> i am connected to a wireless network
[15:21] <trinikrono> go under system / Administration and partition editor MrMadsRthomsen
[15:21] <trinikrono> and you will see the partitions on the drive
[15:21] <Skaperen> Gnea: it's a cluster of server and I'm opening little monitor windows for each one onto a bank of displays
[15:21] <mekos> Hi all: strange thing happens: dolphin and konqueor keep installing on my gnome machine all the time - removed them two times ??? what's happening ??
[15:21] <Skaperen> servers
 thx
[15:22] <trinikrono> Viliny: did you run the gnome-system-monitor
[15:22] <Skaperen> Gnea: ultimately I want to start them w/o having to make the ssh connection in the first place
[15:22] <rigved> d4n1s: installing rpm software in a debian-based system is not the traditional way to do things...you need to find the .deb version of the firmware that you want
[15:22] <Gnea> Skaperen: then there just needs to be a clear path to the target X server
[15:22] <Gnea> Skaperen: right.
[15:22] <Viliny> trinikrono: yes, but didn't find what i needed... installing IOtop at the moment :)
[15:22] <Gnea> Skaperen: cron should be able to win that
[15:23] <Skaperen> Gnea: the clear path exists ... but Xorg is not listening on a TCP port under Ubuntu Desktop default config
[15:23] <thejoker420> any ideas
[15:23] <Skaperen> Gnea: I've been looking around to find how to configure it to start listening ... the standard port to do that on is 6000
[15:23] <d4n1s> rigved ok thanks
[15:23] <d4n1s> rigved see ya
[15:23] <Gnea> Skaperen: could you not use ssh-keys to secure the transmission from each system?
[15:24] <Skaperen> Gnea: of course, it's nice to have it not do so by default for security reasons ... but there should be a way for it to be turned back on
[15:24] <rigved> d4n1s: ok. sorry i couldn't help much
[15:24] <thejoker420> has any had this issues with ubuntu
[15:24] <thejoker420> wireless connection with atheros chip
[15:24] <Viper92Z-Linux> What kind of problems ?
[15:24] <thejoker420> slown downloading
[15:25] <mekos> thejoker420: mine is slow only going thru a router
[15:25] <Skaperen> Gnea: there are a number of reasons here that I am trying to get ssh out of this ... that's why I'm looking for how to make X do this via TCP directly
[15:25] <Viper92Z-Linux> Are you sure it's not your connection issue, thejoker420 ?
[15:25] <cached> is there a good way to make a certain folder so that some certain set of users have complete (read/write/execute) access to all files in that folder, regardless of who put it there? i feel like having a python script that just recursively chgrp the files in the folder appropriately would be silly :\ (sorry for re-ask, but no one answered. i don't want to flood the channel, so i'll assume no if no one responds)
 it can see it but i can still not get aces to the drive
[15:26] <sachael> how can I install the broadcom-wl driver?
[15:26] <thejoker420> yes pretty sure i have ubuntu on my desktop connected via the ethernet and it works fine
[15:26] <erUSUL> cached: that's what groups where created for
[15:26] <Gnea> Skaperen: understood.
[15:26] <jrib> cached: use ACLs.  Alternatively, you can also change the umask of users so that they give group write access and setgid a directory but that won't apply to subdirectories
[15:27] <trinikrono> MrMadsRthomsen: can you right click on it there and see if it says mount
[15:27] <Skaperen> Gnea: given the right DISPLAY string, X clients are trying to make the correct X protocol connection ... it's just that Xorg isn't listening
[15:27] <Gnea> Skaperen: exactly, and that would use less networking resources
 it says unmount
[15:28] <Skaperen> Gnea: that, too
[15:28] <trinikrono> MrMadsRthomsen: well that means its mounted somewhere
[15:28] <trinikrono> see if you can see where it is mounted
[15:28] <thejoker420> so im not sure what is going on
[15:28] <Gnea> Skaperen: I wonder sometimes at the actual amount of experience that's been gathered into the current Ubuntu development team
[15:28] <trinikrono> MrMadsRthomsen: go on properties it should say where its mounted
[15:29] <Skaperen> Gnea: I tried doing "xauth +" to drop security ... that didn't help
 ok thx trying
[15:30] <Skaperen> Gnea: experience in actual software, I believe they have a lot ... experience making sure legacy features THEY have never used still work, not so sure about
 when i go to  properties it says its not mounted
[15:30] <Gnea> Skaperen: Okay, check out /etc/X11/xinit/xserverrc
[15:30] <cached> erUSUL: ACLs work for all subdirectories as well?
[15:31] <the_dark_warrio1> Is there a package for Linux man pages?
[15:31] <the_dark_warrio1> for linux kernel man pages*
[15:31] <Skaperen> Gnea: I've run a cross a few other issues ... one of which involves an IPv{4,6} dual stack in a LAN that has both IPv4 and IPv6, but which has no IPv6 to the internet ... it assumes that if an IPv6 global scope address exists, then IPv6 can reach the internet
[15:32] <Skaperen> Gnea: the resolver is the issue ... it looks for AAAA first in such cases ... because they set the default to do so internally to the source code ... the resolver only has a config option to turn IPv6 on, not to turn it off, and they didn't add one to turn it off
 when i go to  properties it says its not mounted
[15:33] <trinikrono> hmm MrMadsRthomsen is ntfs or anything
[15:33] <rigved> the_dark_warrio1: search for 'Linux Kernel in a Nutshell' on google. there's a html version as well as .pdf and dpcbook versions
[15:33] <Skaperen> Gnea: in part it's the fault of the resolver team for not realizing someone could patch their code and break it ... they should have had a way to disable IPv6 in resolv.conf
[15:33] <rigved> the_dark_warrio1: *docbook
 its ntfs
[15:34] <the_dark_warrio1> rigved: nice, thanks!
[15:34] <Skaperen> Gnea: but in part it's the fault of the Ubuntu or Debian packager that patched the code to make IPv6 on by default, instead of just installing a resolv.conf file to do it (that could be changed easily for the few cases that it causes breakage)
[15:34] <trinikrono> did you try the mount command yet MrMadsRthomsen
[15:35] <Skaperen> anyway ... I'm still looking for how to make Xorg be invoked to enable TCP listening
[15:35] <rigved> the_dark_warrio1: you are welcome. after you finish with it, then head over to http://tldp.org. it has the complete documentation of the linux kernel
 in the therminal ?
[15:35] <trinikrono> yes MrMadsRthomsen
[15:35] <trinikrono> !mount
 dont know the command
[15:36] <codemagician> is it possible to remote control my friends Ubuntu desktop to help her out?
[15:36] <AdmV0rl0n> bummer, my ESXI box doesnt do VT
[15:36] <MrMadsRthomsen> trying
[15:36]  * AdmV0rl0n grumbles
[15:36] <abstrakt> hi, every time I log in, my nice theme disappears and the junky stupid GTK+ theme appears instead
[15:36] <AdmV0rl0n> so ubuntu cloud crashes on install
[15:37] <abstrakt> well actually no sorry, every time I boot up my computer... the *first* time I log in
[15:37] <abstrakt> this happens
[15:37] <trinikrono> codemagician: remote desktop :D
[15:37] <abstrakt> to "fix" it, all I have to do is log out and log back in again
[15:37] <trinikrono> under administration
[15:37] <abstrakt> has anyone seen this happen?
[15:37] <codemagician> trinikrono, is that a standard pre-installed component?
[15:37] <the_dark_warrio1> rigved: thats very helpful. I've also found the git repository for linux kernel man pages at http://www.kernel.org/doc/man-pages/download.html
[15:38] <rigved> the_dark_warrio1: yep, that too. that's the website where the linux code is hosted
[15:38] <MrMadsRthomsen> do i need another command than just !mount?
[15:38] <trinikrono> MrMadsRthomsen: yes thats why you went into gparted
[15:39] <trinikrono> so you can see which partition it was /dev/sdb1 for example
[15:39] <the_dark_warrio1> rigved: thanks ;-) Let the study begin! Cya
[15:39] <MrMadsRthomsen> k
[15:39] <rigved> the_dark_warrio1: all the best! :)
[15:39] <trinikrono> codemagician: yes i use it all the time, well trough the network
[15:39] <codemagician> trinikrono, ok thanks
[15:40] <cached> erUSUL: i followed instructions online for setting up the appropriate ACL ( http://brunogirin.blogspot.com/2010/03/shared-folders-in-ubuntu-with-setgid.html ) but when i copy a file into the folder, it maintains its old privileges, preventing others from deleting it. is there a way around this limitation?
[15:40] <trinikrono> cached: did you chmod the files after you copied them
[15:40] <cached> trinikrono: no, but that's the point. i was wondering if there's a way to have it work without having to chmod each time
[15:41] <trinikrono> well you should only have to chmod once
[15:41] <cached> trinikrono: think of it as a sandbox folder
[15:42] <cached> trinikrono: once per file. i'd prefer for it to be an open folder for a certain set of people to mess around with however they wish (well, for the purposes of a certain project), including deleting files other placed there
[15:42] <erUSUL> cached: the setgid changes the group not the permission bits;
[15:43] <cached> erUSUL: is there a way to force the permission bits to change when a file is copied?
[15:43] <trinikrono> cached: wow
[15:43] <trinikrono> that is a hard way of doing
[15:43] <MrMadsRthomsen> is the driver need a flag?
[15:43] <erUSUL> cached: no. you will have to use acl's for that
[15:43] <erUSUL> !info eiciel | cached
[15:44] <erUSUL> cached: you have to modify default umasks for thw usres etc. to get the complete solution
 do the driver need a flag
[15:44] <trinikrono> MrMadsRthomsen: i dont understand you there :s
[15:45] <cached> erUSUL: how do i set the acl then? just "setfacl -d -m u::rwx,g::rwx,o::r-x foldername" didn't work. this is on a server so i can't really use graphical tools
 in gparted you can manage flags do one of those need to bee marked?
[15:45] <erUSUL> cached: you see the bit about enabling acl's in the filesystem? you have to remount it changing options in fstab
[15:46] <erUSUL> cached: you can use setfacl and getfacl in command line
[15:46] <cached> erUSUL: i did that. i changed the appropriate value in fstab and restarted
[15:46] <trinikrono> MrMadsRthomsen: you should just run something like sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt/disk
[15:46] <erUSUL> cached: http://mywiki.wooledge.org/Permissions <<< this page has also usefull info
[15:46] <trinikrono> and you will see the files
[15:47] <pylix> please help me i have no bootable OS. how to i get grub back?
[15:48] <trinikrono> pylix: you cant use a cd and setup grub from there?
[15:48] <pylix> my xubuntu cd doesn't have recovery
[15:48] <g_0_0> !grub | pylix
 ok if i understanding right (my drive is /dev/sda5) i need to write sudo mount /dev/sda5  /mnt/disk?
[15:48] <mkanyicy> pylix: are you using grub2 or the old grub?
[15:49] <cached> erUSUL: there's nothing on that page that helps with files that have been copied over
[15:49] <pylix> grub the old legacy
[15:49] <trinikrono> MrMadsRthomsen: almost you need to make sure the folder /mnt/disk exists
 ok cheking
[15:49] <bibic682> hello, is there an easy way to download and install AVVIEW
[15:49] <erUSUL> cached: with seguid and proper umask should be possible to acvompish what you want afaics ... if umasks is 002 for team/group members and whatever file you create in it inherits the group you are all set. peroblem is what jrib mentioned. subfolders do not inherit the setguid bit so you may want to have a icron job or similar that does it automatically
[15:50] <pylix> I'm using try without installing lol and i installed wireless drivers from my flash drive
[15:50] <Dr_Willis> !info avview
[15:50] <mkanyicy> pylix: follow that link shown above
 i have a folder named mnt is it enough
[15:50] <bibic682> trying to get my all in wonder 9000 tv working
[15:50] <Stava> When I edit /etc/hosts to point "local" at "<IP_ADDRESS>" it works fine. But the "local" entry is removed once I restart the computer. Why is that?
[15:50] <Dr_Willis> bibic682:  and what is that exactly?
[15:50] <th_> hello. im making a bash script to start things. what is the correct line to start command line programs so it starts a gnome-terminal
[15:50] <bibic682> Dr-Willis: It is a tv viewer for ati tv cards
[15:50] <th_> *runs them in gnome-terminal
[15:51] <mkanyicy> th_: you are not clear
[15:51] <Dr_Willis> bibic682:  is there even a linux port of the thing?
[15:51] <trinikrono> MrMadsRthomsen: make the folder disk if you need too
[15:51] <Dr_Willis> th_:  gnome-terminal someoptions scriptname    :)
[15:51] <Dr_Willis> th_:  for xterm  its 'xterm -e commandtorun'  gnome-terminal has somthing similer.
[15:52] <th_> mkanyicy, somebody got me :P
[15:52] <bibic682> Dr_Willis: It is a video capture for ati cards from GATOS
[15:52] <cached> erUSUL: i think acl isn't working even though it's enabled in fstab and i restarted?
[15:52] <mkanyicy> th_: good luck
[15:52] <th_> Dr_Willis, thanks again
 only a seperat folder named disk or a folder named /mnt/disk
[15:52] <Dr_Willis> th_:   -e, --command                   Execute the argument to this option inside the terminal
[15:53] <cached> erUSUL: is there something wrong with "/dev/sda1       /           ext3    defaults,errors=remount-ro,noatime,acl    0 1" ?
[15:53] <Dr_Willis> th_:  from the gnome-terminal --help-all   info :)
[15:53] <Gnea> Skaperen: Interesting, I wasn't aware of the issue with IPv6.  At some point, it will become a moot point, so I think they were just ahead of themselves on that one.
[15:53] <th_> Dr_Willis, wow. you should get paid for this :D
[15:53] <trinikrono> a folder named disk in /mnt MrMadsRthomsen
[15:53] <jrib> cached: "isn't working" is too vague
[15:53] <Dr_Willis> th_:  yes i should...
[15:54] <th_> Dr_Willis, btw confing /etc/init/ssh was the correct way to stop ssh server for running at boot
[15:54] <Dr_Willis> th_:  whats the point of instlling it.. if you are not running it. :)
[15:55] <th_> Dr_Willis, so i can scp stuff
 i cant make a folder
[15:55] <cached> erUSUL: jrib: actually, something weird is going on. if i just do nano testfile inside the folder, i get a permissions denied? I own the folder which, for now, has 777 permissions and getfacl on the directory gives user::rwx group::rwx among other thigns ?
[15:56] <jrib> cached: just pastebin the full output of getfacl
[15:56] <erUSUL> cached: no the fstab line looks ok
[15:56] <mkanyicy> th_: you cant scp to your local machine if ssh server is not running
[15:56] <Dr_Willis> th_:  so why do you want it off then?
[15:56] <bibic682> Can ati tv tuners run in wine??
[15:56] <trinikrono> MrMadsRthomsen: sudo md /mnt/disk
[15:56] <Dr_Willis> bibic682:  doubtfull
[15:56] <cached> jrib: gah, i somehow don't have permissions to my own home directory now :<
[15:57] <th_> mkanyicy, yes that is why i start it when needed
[15:57] <trinikrono> MrMadsRthomsen: sudo mkdir /mnt/disk
[15:57] <Dr_Willis> th_:  and theres some reason to not have it always running?
[15:57] <mkanyicy> th_: ok
 done now what
[15:58] <th_> Dr_Willis, i dont want to run unnecessary services
[15:58] <trinikrono> the other one MrMadsRthomsen sudo mount /dev/sda5 /mnt/disk
[15:58] <th_> Dr_Willis, and its more safe this way
 trying and thx again
[15:58] <Dr_Willis> th_:  you are running a 486 or somthing? :) i doubt if ssh is that big a security risk
[15:58] <mkanyicy> th_: but you can't enable ssh server on  that machine while you are on another machine wanting to 'push' files into it by scp
[15:59] <cached> jrib: http://pastebin.com/s7TnHs9w
[15:59] <th_> Dr_Willis, noo 64bit actually.
[15:59] <th_> mkanyicy, true. but my needs are very limited. i mostly download stuff from the schools network
 thanks alot found out
[16:00] <mkanyicy> th_: I think scp doesnt need an ssh server in that mode, when you run it from your own machine to pull/download files from remote machines
[16:01] <th_> mkanyicy, but for sending?
[16:01] <trinikrono> MrMadsRthomsen: you might want to look at !fstab
[16:01] <jrib> cached: not that it would stop you from creating files, but why do you have setuid, setgid, and sticky bit enabled?  Anyway, what does « touch ~/test » do?
[16:01] <trinikrono> !fstab
[16:01] <mkanyicy> th_: yes for sending it is needed
[16:01] <cached> jrib: it seems to work. i think the problem with the home directory was fixed
[16:02] <sky__> any body here?
[16:02] <jrib> cached: ok
[16:02] <cached> jrib: it just creates the blank file ~/test
[16:02] <th_> mkanyicy, i tought so
[16:02] <mkanyicy> sky__: everybody is here
[16:02] <sky__> haha
[16:02] <hsa2> hello
[16:02] <jrib> cached: so is everything working now?
[16:02] <hsa2> why there is a sound latency on flash games?
[16:02] <cached> jrib: still not deleting files copied over
[16:02] <sky__> is there any one who comes from china?
 why do i need to do it
[16:03] <jrib> cached: what do you mean?
[16:03] <mkanyicy> !ot| sky__
[16:03] <th_> is there a list of linux friendly tv cards?
[16:03] <sky__> OK``
[16:03] <cached> jrib: say a file was created in a different directory / different computer, and is copied into the folder in question. users other than the copier can't modify/delete it
[16:03] <mkanyicy> th_: dont buy any Compro cards
[16:04] <BluesKaj> !cn | sky__
[16:04] <mkanyicy> th_: Hauppaugge cards are great
[16:04] <jrib> cached: well wouldn't you want to create a group and set the default ACL to give that group rwx?
[16:04] <trinikrono> MrMadsRthomsen: so it will mount it eveytime you turn the pc on
[16:04] <th_> mkanyicy, yes i know there are many not recommended cards. so want to be sure before shopping
[16:04] <cached> jrib: isn't that what the acl in the pastebin is doing?
[16:04] <jrib> cached: no
[16:04] <th_> mkanyicy, any hauppauge? native drivers?
 so the command is fstab?
[16:04] <hsa2> any idea for me?
[16:04] <cached> jrib: why not?
[16:05] <trinikrono> MrMadsRthomsen: no its a config file read the wikipage
[16:05] <th_> is there a list of linux friendly tv cards?
 where do i find the file
[16:06] <jrib> cached: you want it to say default:group:WHATEVER_GROUP:rwx
[16:06] <cached> jrib: oh
[16:06] <mkanyicy> th_: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaHauppauge
[16:07] <cached> jrib: it now says "default:group:mm:rwx", but a user in the group mm is still getting permission denied on newly copied files
[16:07] <th_> mkanyicy, thanks! thats hauppauge only. is it only brand to be considered?
 where do i find the file
[16:08] <trinikrono> MrMadsRthomsen:  read this first https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab
[16:08] <bullgard4> Banshee 1.8.0 times and again downloads a certain podcast item and does not stop. What's going wrong here?
[16:08] <MrMadsRthomsen> thx
[16:09] <jrib> cached: well what does getfacl say about the files?
[16:09] <cached> jrib: group:mm:rwx			#effective:r-x
[16:09] <jrib> cached: there you go
[16:10] <cached> jrib: why is the thing for the file not the effective one?
[16:10] <mkanyicy> th_: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimedia
[16:10] <researcher1> my Ubuntu suddenly stopped booting so I formatted drive C & installed XP. Now how to install Ubuntu again? The liveCD takes infinite to proceed
[16:11] <jrib> cached: you have to change the mask
[16:11] <th_> mkanyicy, i really need googling lessons
[16:11] <cached> jrib: of what?
[16:11] <jrib> cached: change default mask for the directory you're doing this in
[16:13] <GFW> which channel is for chinese
[16:13] <GFW> ?
[16:13] <GFW> do
[16:13] <GFW> do you know?
[16:13] <bhagatsr> i dont know where to put this question but Can anyone tellme why i m seeing red and blue images in an anylgraphic 3d movie even after wearing red-blue glasses
[16:13] <vish> !cn | GFW
[16:13] <GFW> thanks
[16:13] <GFW> thanks you very much.
[16:14] <vish> you are welcome..
[16:14] <WierdAAR> I think I have a problem with my video card. I can't run some application properly (boxee, xmbc) and have no access to visual effects at all. I have no idea how to fix it, or what the problem is..
[16:14] <bhagatsr> i dont know where to put this question but Can anyone tellme why i m seeing red and blue images in an anylgraphic 3d movie even after wearing red-blue glasses
[16:14] <battlehands> Is there a channel that can help with troubleshooting hardware?
[16:14] <trinikrono> WierdAAR: you should start with what type of video card it is
[16:14] <erUSUL> battlehands: #hardware ?
 how do i know about the fstab file is right?
[16:15] <vish> !offtopic | bhagatsr
[16:15] <Jak> hello, I have a issue with shutdown - it restarts the pc everytime. Any ideas how I can get this fixed
[16:15] <WierdAAR> trinikrono, lspci | grep VGA gives " VIA Technologies, Inc. CN700/P4M800 Pro/P4M800 CE/VN800 [S3 UniChrome Pro] (rev 01)"
 how do i know about the fstab file is right?
[16:16] <battlehands> erUSUL, thanks
[16:16] <battlehands> erUSUL,  channel is invite only... I cant join
[16:17] <eddyquezd> hello everyone there
[16:17] <trinikrono> MrMadsRthomsen: you only use the fstab if you want the disk to be mounted all the time
[16:17] <erUSUL> battlehands: try with two dashes ##hardware
[16:18] <eddyquezd> do have some issue with ubuntu
[16:18] <cached> erUSUL: i thought i set the mask to rwx (getfacl agrees) but same problem :<
 is what i want
[16:18] <breadcrumb> battlehands, its not invite-only, but you need to be registered and auth'd to nickserv
[16:18] <battlehands> breadcrumb, geez... Its been years since Ive used an IRC service.  How do I auth?
[16:19] <trinikrono> MrMadsRthomsen: read the link i sent you it has everything you need in there
[16:19] <WierdAAR> trinikrono, If i have the name from lspci | grep VGA, what should I do next? I've tried using google, and searching the ubuntu forums for some information, but havn't been able to find anything useful. (eg. I'm not really sure what to search for)
[16:19] <erUSUL> cached: no acl's involved http://pastebin.com/W5swiv5n
[16:19] <MrMadsRthomsen> ok thx
[16:19] <cached> erUSUL: oh, it was the sticky bit
[16:19] <breadcrumb> battlehands http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#nicksetup
[16:20] <_CommandeR_> how do I make grub2 to use uuid ?
[16:20] <jrib> cached: erm, you don't want to mask rwx...
[16:20] <trinikrono> WierdAAR: it does not give you hardware drivers?
[16:20] <erUSUL> cached: as i said for subfolders and copied files you can have an icron job or a script that uses inotifywait to "fix" permissions as files appear in the folder ?
[16:20] <WierdAAR> trinikrono, I not sure what you mean?
[16:20] <cached> jrib: how should i mask it?
[16:20] <jrib> cached: mask is like "take away"
[16:21] <trinikrono> WierdAAR: i meant did you check the hardware drivers menu in administration
[16:21] <cached> jrib: uh. crap
[16:21] <WierdAAR> trinikrono, Yes, nothing comes up
[16:23] <cached> erUSUL: that was my original suggestion, but i was wondering if there's something more elegant. anyway, whatever i have set up here seems to work, so i'll use that for now and figure out why it's actually working in due time. thanks for the help!
[16:23] <cached> jrib: thank you for the help as well!
[16:23] <jrib> cached: no problem, acl is the elegant solution :)
[16:23] <battlehands> oops
[16:24] <erUSUL> cached: acl's may be a more elegant solution but they make my head spin :P i can not hel with them much
[16:24] <MrMintanet> I have a folder loaded with .zip files.  Is there an easy and organized way to batch unzip them all at once?
[16:24] <jrib> MrMintanet: for loop
[16:24] <mkanyicy> MrMintanet: unzip file.zip
[16:24] <MrMintanet> What?
[16:25] <jrib> MrMintanet: in the directory:  for file in *.zip; do unzip "$file"; done
[16:25] <mkanyicy> MrMintanet: for f in *.zip ; do unzip "$f" ; done
[16:25] <MrMintanet> Can you just write the command out without any extra text?  I am confused as to what the CLI input should be.
[16:25] <MrMintanet> <-  NOOB!
[16:26] <jrib> MrMintanet: mkanyicy wrote it without any extra text
[16:26] <jayson_> hi guys i got a problem with my menu bar every icon under the "places" menu such as home or whatever starts VLC
[16:26] <MrMintanet> So, just browse to the directory, and then past that in terminal?
[16:26] <jrib> jayson_: right click on a directory -> open with -> other application -> nautilus (and check the option to make it default)
[16:26] <jrib> MrMintanet: browse to the directory in a terminal, yes
[16:27] <jayson_> jrib, i can right clicking also results in vlc opening automaticly
[16:28] <jrib> jayson_: all you do is right click?  Nothing else?  And vlc opens?
[16:28] <MrMintanet> Works, thanks very much!
[16:28] <jayson_> jrib that right
[16:28] <jrib> jayson_: that's pretty strange.
[16:28] <xangua> jayson_: create a folder>right clic>open with other>open folder
[16:28] <jayson_> jrib that's what i thought also
[16:28] <jrib> jayson_: does right click behave like left click in other places?
[16:29] <WierdAAR> Do you need to get a special driver for VIA video cards ?
[16:30] <jayson_> jrib, xangua it only seems to do that under the Places menu
[16:30] <trinikrono> WierdAAR: you can look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenChrome
[16:30] <jayson_> jrib, i just created a folder on the desktop and it works fine
[16:31] <jrib> jayson_: ah yes sorry, that's what I meant
[16:31] <mkanyicy> MrMintanet: by the way, this works too, 'unzip \*.zip' instead of the loop.
[16:31] <jrib> mkanyicy: are you sure?
[16:31] <KeithChester> Does anyone have a suggestion for a graphical ftp client that isn't gftp? Gftp just isnt.... up to par for what i want.
[16:31] <erUSUL> KeithChester: filezilla
[16:31] <jrib> KeithChester: nautilus?
[16:31] <trinikrono> filezilla o/
[16:31] <erUSUL> KeithChester: Places>Connect to Server
[16:31] <DogWater> Is there a safe way to have an older version and a newer version of g++ on the same system?
[16:32] <mkanyicy> jrib: just tried it out, it's in the man page example for unzip
[16:32] <KeithChester> ok, ill give em all a try. thanks people.
[16:32] <KeithChester> especially on the quick reply haha
[16:32] <staquix> try firefox plugin fireftp
[16:32] <KeithChester> staquix - i'm a chrome user :-p but ill keep that in mind if the others arent what i want
[16:32] <jayson_> jrib, ok after doing that on the desktop now right click behaves like the left click in that menu
[16:32] <jrib> mkanyicy: k, thanks
[16:32] <DogWater> I can't get this source to compile under Ubuntu 10.04 LTS x64 http://www.vlfeat.org/~vedaldi/assets/siftpp/versions/siftpp-0.8.1.tar.gz, does it compile for anyone else? It works fine on CentOS
[16:32] <erUSUL> jrib: mkanyicy maybe unzip understands globs ....
[16:32] <KeithChester> oh erUSUL - one question on the places- > connect to server
[16:33] <KeithChester> the port set is actually ftp and not a number  - but it wont let me type a non # into the port section. how do i do that?
[16:33] <KeithChester> nm it just defaulted to the right port
[16:33] <jrib> mkanyicy, erUSUL: yes indeed, my eyes ignored the escaped *
[16:33] <jayson_> jrib, when you right click on the home link is it so post to open of give more options
[16:34] <DogWater> Anyone have a sec to try and compile that pkg and tell me if it works?
[16:34] <DogWater> it's very small
[16:34] <jrib> jayson_: I don't know
[16:34] <abstrakt> hi, does anyone here know much about the innards of GNOME and GNOME themes?
[16:34] <abstrakt> specifically gnome initialization?
[16:34] <jrib> abstrakt: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[16:34] <jayson_> jrib, could you tell me what your's does
[16:34] <abstrakt> jrib, I did
[16:34] <mello> hi could anybody explain what squashing means in NFS?
[16:34] <jrib> jayson_: mine doesn't exist :)
[16:34] <jayson_> jrib, doh!!!!
[16:35] <jrib> abstrakt: no, just assume the answer to the question you asked is "yes" and ask your next one
[16:35] <abstrakt> this problem has (apparently) been happening for months now
[16:35] <Rishav_T> DogWater: Whats the package?
[16:35] <edbian> mello, squashing typically  means erasing everything on a filesystem
[16:35] <DogWater> http://www.vlfeat.org/~vedaldi/assets/siftpp/versions/siftpp-0.8.1.tar.gz
[16:35] <DogWater> Rishav_T
[16:35] <abstrakt> jrib, every single time I reboot my computer, on first login, I get an ugly theme
[16:35] <edbian> mello, not sure if there is some context in NFS or not
[16:35] <jrib> abstrakt: ask the channel
[16:35] <abstrakt> jrib, then if I log out and log back in, I get the normal "good looking" theme
[16:35] <DogWater> I try to compile it under 10.04 LTS and it gives me a bunch of errors
[16:35] <abstrakt> ok
[16:36] <abstrakt> hey everyone
[16:36] <mello> i read it has something to do with preventing root from accesing export files but i dont get it
[16:36] <abstrakt> every time I boot (or reboot) my computer, on first login, I get an ugly theme
[16:36] <abstrakt> whattup with that?
[16:36] <edbian> mello, I have no idea.
[16:36] <jrib> abstrakt: try to keep it on one line in the future, thanks!
[16:36] <g_0_0> DogWater, can you pastebin the errors?
[16:36] <mello> edbian: ok thanx anyway :)
[16:36] <abstrakt> jrib, do you even have a remote clue as to the answer?
[16:37] <jrib> abstrakt: yes
[16:37] <erUSUL> DogWater: fails for me too
[16:37] <abstrakt> jrib, great, sooo... how can I fix it?
[16:37] <pylix> /usr/sbin/grub-setup: error: cannot read `/grub/core.img' correctly.
[16:37] <milamber> DogWater: me also
[16:37] <abstrakt> jrib, I've already tried A) removing ~/.gconfd ~/.gnome2 and friends
[16:37] <yeats> DogWater: have you tried just downloading the binary?: http://www.vlfeat.org/~vedaldi/assets/siftpp/binaries/
[16:38] <abstrakt> B) removing proprietary drivers (like nvidia and broadcom)
[16:38] <jrib> abstrakt: create fresh new user, see if issue exists there
[16:38] <abstrakt> nothing fixes this
[16:38] <DogWater> yeats: I can't use the binary I am trying to build a python binding that requires the source.
[16:38] <yeats> DogWater: ah.. ok
[16:39] <yeats> DogWater: it doesn't compile for me either - without a ./configure script, I can understand why ;-)
[16:39] <DogWater> yeats: newer version of gcc requires #include <stdint.h> to be defined
[16:39] <DogWater> it compiled =)
[16:39] <Rishav_T> DogWater: yea, even I'm on 10.04 and its givin lot of errors. in sift-driver.cpp I'm not that good in c++ so I guess thats all I can help.
[16:39] <Rishav_T> DogWater: nice :)
[16:40] <milamber> DogWater: are you going to send that upstream?
[16:40] <gribouille> hi
[16:40] <gribouille> how can I get a list of all packages providing ftp-server ?
[16:40] <DogWater> i may try and contact the person who wrote the source
[16:40] <nygus> hi
[16:41] <milamber> DogWater: that's what makes oss beautiful :)
[16:41] <DogWater> although in the version file it says he fixed the issue in the current version, =)
[16:41] <DogWater> even though he didnt =)
[16:42] <Rishav_T> gribouille: typt in "sudo apt-get install ftp-server" in a terminal. enter ur password. apt-get should give an error saying "ftp-server has no installatino candidate" and list all the packages providing it.
[16:42] <edbian> DogWater, maybe you don't have the current version
[16:42] <g_0_0> gribouille, try -  apt-cache search ftp server - in the terminal
[16:43] <milamber> DogWater: doesn't say *which* version of ubuntu 64
[16:44] <gribouille> ok, thanks
[16:45] <zamba> is it possible to manually deactivate an usb port?
[16:46] <milamber> gribouille: i don't think ftp-server is a meta package?
[16:47] <aeon-ltd> zamba: don't think so, but dmesg will tell you if anything got detected though
[16:47] <gribouille> milamber, it is a virtual package
[16:47] <sagat> a ro
[16:47] <sagat> tem alguem na rinha
[16:47] <sagat> #capoeira
[16:47] <Kazenin> sagat, como é ?
[16:48] <milamber> gribouille: correct, so you have to pick which ftp server you want. most people have good luck w/ vsftpd
[16:48] <gribouille> milamber, ok
[16:48] <sagat> e ai
[16:48] <sagat> so novo por aqui
[16:48] <sagat> mecho com linux a algum tempo
[16:48] <sagat> mas aqui sou novo
[16:48] <sagat> pq
[16:48] <sagat> ???
[16:48] <FloodBot2> sagat: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:49] <gpc> !pt | sagat
[16:50] <Natsirt> join #spip
[16:51] <aeon-ltd> zamba: wait sorry i misread, usb ports (some) can be controlled by the bios, but the only ones i know of are the ones that supply power when the laptop/desktop is off
[16:52] <ptknight> hi
[16:53] <Rishav_T> zamba: You can do it through Grub I guess. I found a link. http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-disable-modprobe-loading-of-usb-storage-driver/
[16:53] <bezao> hi, i'm running ubuntu server on vbox under windows 7, everytime i format windows, i need to reconfigure my vbox, and everytime i loose my eth0 at ubuntu, atm i only have 'lo' on ifconfig, when i run 'dhclient' i got eth1 with correct local ip, but i cant ping nothing from or to ubuntu, i already have configured vbox with bridge mode! anyone can help?
[16:53] <zamba> aeon-ltd: well, i want to turn it on and off while running
[16:53] <zamba> aeon-ltd: it's for controlling a fan
[16:54] <keystr0k> Hey all. I just updated git by building the src. I did this as root and the binary is located in /usr/local/bin/git   running git --version gives me 1.7.4 (good).  When I run this command as a different user it's version 1.5.x (old = bad).  The thing is, running 'which git' under both users returns the same path... /usr/local/bin/git
[16:54] <keystr0k> Why is a non-root user seeing the old version if 'which' is showing the same path
[16:54] <ptknight> i'm trying to compile xnee 3.08 but i'm getting an error and I don't know much about this stuff. Can you help me? http://paste.ubuntu.com/563033/
[16:55] <Rishav_T> zamba: Oh since you want it to control a fan, those methods might not work.  I ran ./configure first: http://paste.ubuntu.com/563032/
[16:58] <aeon-ltd> zamba: homemade fan?
[16:59] <xkucf03> hi,
[16:59] <xkucf03> i am using apache and nginx and i want them to listen on specific ip addreses,
[16:59] <xkucf03> on boot starting this daemons fails -- it seems like that daemon is started before network if fully ready, which leads to error:
[16:59] <xkucf03> "Cannot assign requested address"
[16:59] <FloodBot2> xkucf03: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:59] <ptknight> testi ?
[16:59] <g_0_0> ptknight, did you install libgtk2.0-dev ?
[17:00] <xkucf03> when i start them manually, it works
[17:00] <aeon-ltd> zamba: if it is why not just wire a switch in?
[17:00] <Jordan_U> keystr0k: If you open a new (non-root) shell do you get the newer git?
[17:00] <keystr0k> Jordan_U: great question. one sec
[17:00] <ptknight> g_0_0: probably not… let me check
[17:00] <xkucf03> in init scripts there is:
[17:00] <xkucf03> # Required-Start:    $local_fs $remote_fs $network $syslog
[17:00] <xkucf03> but it does not wait for ready network
[17:01] <bezao> hi, i'm running ubuntu server on vbox under windows 7, everytime i format windows, i need to reconfigure my vbox, and everytime i loose my eth0 at ubuntu, atm i only have 'lo' on ifconfig, when i run 'dhclient' i got eth1 with correct local ip, but i cant ping nothing from or to ubuntu, i already have configured vbox with bridge mode! anyone can help?
[17:02] <EvilPhoenix> bezao:  stop reformatting your system, then? :/
[17:02] <Luvz2drv> its windows you cannot help but to have to format :)
[17:02] <EvilPhoenix> Luvz2drv:  yeah, format and replace it with Linux :P
[17:02] <EvilPhoenix> Ubuntu, preferably
[17:02] <Luvz2drv> lol
[17:02] <xkucf03> i have found workaround: add to init.d script "sleep 5", but it is ugly
[17:02] <bezao> EvilPhoenix someone here at #ubuntu helped me before, but i dont remember what he told me to do
[17:03] <Luvz2drv> put windows in a vm in ubuntu
[17:03] <ptknight> g_0_0: ubunto sc says it's installed
[17:03] <keystr0k> Jordan_U:  you got it :) thanks! So, why did I have to log out and log back in to see the new version?
[17:03] <EvilPhoenix> Luvz2drv:  that would definitely work :P
[17:03] <compdoc> bezao, you have only one network card in the system?
[17:03] <bezao> compdoc yes
[17:03] <Jordan_U> keystr0k: You didn't need to log out, just clear bash's path hash: http://bradconte.com/bash-path-hashing.html
[17:03] <compdoc> might want to try a 2nd one
[17:03] <g_0_0> ptknight, it looks like you may want to install imagemagick too
[17:04] <keystr0k> Jordan_U:  thanks!
[17:04] <bezao> compdoc i only have one!
[17:04] <compdoc> leave the system's network card alone
[17:04] <tgywa> Which tool can I use to compare installed packages on two different Ubuntu machines ?
[17:04] <Jordan_U> keystr0k: You're welcome.
[17:04] <Daniel> Hi, I'm a new user of Ubuntu
[17:04] <g_0_0> ptknight, the dev package is installed?
[17:05] <karanmenon> hi
[17:05] <Daniel> I have a problem with the internet conection, can anybody help me please? (sorry my english is not pretty good yet)
[17:05] <ptknight> g_0_0: http://imgur.com/8pGre I'm not very good at this...
[17:05] <karanmenon> whats is the probablem?
[17:05] <karanmenon> Daniel?
[17:05] <bezao> hi, i'm running ubuntu server on vbox under windows 7, everytime i format windows, i need to reconfigure my vbox, and everytime i loose my eth0 at ubuntu, atm i only have 'lo' on ifconfig, when i run 'dhclient' i got eth1 with correct local ip, but i cant ping nothing from or to ubuntu, i already have configured vbox with bridge mode! anyone can help?
[17:05] <erUSUL> Daniel: maybe you prefer to go to the ubuntu channel in your language
[17:06] <Daniel> yes
[17:06] <erUSUL> which is?
[17:06] <Daniel> how can i change the language
[17:06] <erUSUL> Daniel: what is your native language
[17:06] <g_0_0> ptknight, install imagemagick too
[17:06] <Daniel> spansih
[17:06] <erUSUL> !es | Daniel
[17:07] <ptknight> g_0_0: how do I do that? Can't find it on Ubuntu SC…
[17:07] <Daniel> ok, muchas gracias ubottu
[17:07] <Daniel> pero dònde tengo que escribir eso?
[17:07] <g_0_0> ptknight, in the terminal type - sudo apt-get install imagemagick
[17:07] <karanmenon> Starcraft dont work on Ubuntu
[17:07] <karanmenon> :\
[17:08] <erUSUL> Daniel: in the same place you writte anything else
[17:08] <erUSUL> !appdb | karanmenon
[17:08] <Daniel> ok
[17:08] <ptknight> g_0_0: it installed successfully
[17:08] <JT13> is anyone familiar with virtualbox? I have it setup, created the virtual partition for installation but when initializing installation of the os "win 7" inside the vbox, i get an erroe that "windows cannot be installed to this disk. This computers hardware maynot support booting to this disc. Ensure that the disks controller is enabled using the computers BIOS menu. by the way I am installing via virtual cd/dvd drive with an iso saved on the desktop.
[17:08] <karanmenon> I tried using wine
[17:09] <karanmenon> it installed but SC2 crashes after I start a game
[17:09] <karanmenon> I logged in I changed all the settings
[17:09] <karanmenon> but its not the settings that affect it.. I think wine cant read StarCraft 2 well
[17:10] <trinikrono> karanmenon:  http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=20882 check this out
[17:10] <arashi256> Just got my new Google Nexus S phone with Android 2.3 - nice :)
[17:10] <ptknight> g_0_0: should I do again the make install command?
[17:11] <karanmenon> thanks trinikrono
[17:12] <g_0_0> ptknight, yeah try again and see what happens
[17:12] <g_0_0> ptknight, how did you unpack the source?
[17:13] <karanmenon> how do i learn the basics of "Terminal" as a newbe
[17:13] <karanmenon> I love Ubuntu and how just by programming i can make my own apps
[17:14] <cfedde> it's a simple matter of programmign.
[17:14] <karanmenon> I know.. but i want to customize my comp
[17:14] <karanmenon> with terminal
[17:14] <karanmenon> i want to learn the basics
[17:14] <Somelauw> How to import anything from bluetooth?
[17:14] <g_0_0> !terminal | karanmenon
[17:15] <ptknight> g_0_0: used ubuntu's "extract here"... It wasn't via term. It failed again, btw. http://paste.ubuntu.com/563475/
[17:15] <karanmenon> Thanks ubottu
[17:15] <Somelauw> I am used to Fspot, but it doesn't work anymore, since it can't find my phone.
[17:17] <g_0_0> ptknight, in the terminal create a new folder, copy source there then unpack as with tar -xzf Xnee-2.00.tar.gz - or what ever file you have, run configure again then try make
[17:17] <bezao> how can i reset my ubuntu eth ?
[17:17] <ptknight> g_0_0: I'm on it
[17:17] <ginosal> hi! i'm still having problems on my wireless connection on ubuntu 10.10. i've noticed that it is very unstable when i disconnect AC power and work only with battery power. it works fine when wall powered. what should i do to fix this issue? is there anything I can do?
[17:17] <g_0_0> bezao, in terminal type - sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[17:18] <NAJI> hello
[17:18] <christoph_> hey
[17:19] <NAJI> is it possible to share internet through cellular phone via wifi??
[17:20] <vooze> NAJI, with android 2.3 yes
[17:20] <vooze> or 2.2 i think
[17:20] <NAJI> vooze: what is android??
[17:21] <vooze> google > android
[17:21] <chaos2358> can anyone help me with virtualbox? I have it setup, have created the virtual partition on which the os "win 7" will be installed on, I am running the install as a virtual cd/rom drive pointed to the iso on desktop. When i initialize installation it comes up fine, select language and locale, but  when i am attempting to select the disc to install on i get an error that windows cannot install on the disc. my computers hardware may not be configured t
[17:21] <chaos2358> o support booting from the disc. please make sure the discs controllers are in abled in the BIOS of my machine.
[17:21] <Rishav_T> NAJI: depends on your phone. If you have an Android, iPhone, Nokia N series, it should work. Other phones, I dont know.
[17:21] <NAJI> vooze: i will get an lg smartphone with wifi and 3g internet.
[17:21] <christoph_> it is the system produced by google
[17:21] <h-dee> hi...i have an issue here. I'm on a laptop having SD card slot, but when i insert the card...nothing happens. Ubuntu don't detect it. Using v10.10 64-bit by the way. However, I check on my XP that both the card and card-reader is working fine. And also, if I insert my card into an external card-reader, and then connect it to my laptop via USB. Ubuntu detects it. Any ideas why it isn't detecting the SD card when I insert it into my SD card slot inbuilt in my lap
[17:21] <h-dee> top?
[17:22] <NAJI> Rishav_T thank you
[17:22] <NAJI> vooze thanks
[17:22] <chaos2358>  can anyone help me with virtualbox? I have it setup, have created the virtual partition on which the os "win 7" will be installed on, I am running the install as a virtual cd/rom drive pointed to the iso on desktop. When i initialize installation it comes up fine, select language and locale, but  when i am attempting to select the disc to install on i get an error that windows cannot install on the disc. my computers hardware may not be configured t
[17:22] <chaos2358>  o support booting from the disc. please make sure the discs controllers are in abled in the BIOS of my machine.
[17:23] <vooze> NAJI, np :) just learn to google somthing, before 2-3 people having to explain simple things
[17:24] <ptknight> g_0_0: It still sys the libgtk2.0-dev is missing #113 http://paste.ubuntu.com/563478/
[17:24] <ginosal> hi! i'm still having problems on my wireless connection on ubuntu 10.10. i've noticed that it is very unstable when i disconnect AC power and work only with battery power. it works fine when wall powered. what should i do to fix this issue? is there anything I can do?
[17:25] <f> hu
[17:25] <f> hi
[17:25] <Stava> Can i block certain directories from being "remembered" in file use history?
[17:26] <f> hello
[17:27] <BluesKaj> I'm looking at an Aver media hdmi pcie video capture card for our media server pc , to serve as a extension to hdtv progs  due to the HiDef limitations of my older hd pvr HDD....anybody have exprience with Aver media on Linux?
[17:28] <viktor133> i need to get a scanned pdf to workable text, ocrfeeder doesn't work. any recommendations?
[17:29] <g_0_0> ptknight, sudo apt-get install libgtk2.0-dev
[17:29] <milamber> g_0_0: i gtk_config isn't in that package i don't think.
[17:29] <torque> hello
[17:29] <g_0_0> ptknight, also- sudo apt-get install texi2html
[17:29] <milamber> g_0_0: let me see . . .
[17:29] <fazilet> ello
[17:29] <|Long|> have anyone here used remote desktop? i used realvnc client so lagging
[17:30] <fazilet> hello
[17:30] <fazilet> anyone there
[17:30] <compdoc> |Long|, you using tigervnc?
[17:30] <torque> use rteamviewer
[17:30] <|Long|> thanks
[17:30] <fazilet> 'M FROM TURKEY
[17:30] <ptknight> g_0_0: the first one was already there (http://paste.ubuntu.com/563481/) but the second installed correctly. I'll do the ./configure again
[17:30] <fazilet> how  r u
[17:31] <LjL> fazilet: try #ubuntu-tr if you want to speak turkish
[17:31] <torque> |Long|, use teamviewer
[17:31] <nickGGG> hi, can someone help me configure postfix ?
[17:31] <|Long|> torque, thanks
[17:31] <fazilet> I wanna meet new
[17:31] <torque> its the best remote desktop soft
[17:31] <viktor133> could anybody pls recommend a ocr program for working with scanned pdf, or another way of getting scanned pdf to workable text? pretty pls
[17:31] <fazilet> people
[17:31] <fazilet> from
[17:31] <fazilet> different
[17:31] <FloodBot2> fazilet: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:31] <nickGGG> hi, can someone help me configure postfix ?
[17:31] <fazilet> countries
[17:32] <viktor133> fazilet: maybe look for a social chatroom?
[17:32] <g_0_0> ptknight, you may also want to install imagemagick - sudo apt-get install imagemagick
[17:32] <nickGGG> anyone here used postfix ?? i need help
[17:32] <fazilet> can't it be here
[17:33] <SungSam> hi all!
[17:34] <ptknight> g_0_0: done. Running ./configure
[17:34] <troker> nick_h, #postfix
[17:34] <fazilet> I'm looking for male and female friens
[17:34] <g_0_0> ptknight, try make and see what you get
[17:34] <newbie123> hi what do you guys think of fedora???
[17:34] <greppy> !ot | newbie123
[17:34] <fazilet> I'm a female
[17:34] <greppy> !ot | fazilet
[17:35] <torque> hey guys is there any other soft like xchat which is GPL
[17:36] <SungSam> I'm getting imminent hard disk failure from SMART. I could only log into my second account of my ubuntu 10.4. The reallocated sector count value is almost 1000. I read somewhere that it might be Smart issue not my ATA hdd (which is like 3 months old!!). What can I do, guys?
[17:36] <torque> hey any1help plzz
[17:37] <Luvz2drv> Hey all i just noticed from my install last night i am not getting any sound output to my headphones. any pointers
[17:38] <g_0_0> Luvz2drv, in the terminal try typing - alsactl init
[17:38] <ptknight> g_0_0: same Scheiße… Keeps complaining about gtk even thogh it is installed. Make fails also with the same erros
[17:39] <SungSam> Luvz - make sure all the settings are fine and devices.
[17:39] <nickGGG> anyone here used postfix ?? i need help
[17:39] <soreau> !irc|torque
[17:39] <bbordwell> SungSam, drives most often fail when new so it is not that unlikely that the drive is failing. If you dont trust the smart readings your getting try looking at them from a different operating system of computer
[17:40] <greenIT> hi, i need help with ubuntu 11.04 alpha: unity doesn't start anymore... how can i make it work again?
[17:40] <Luvz2drv> g_0_0 : Hardware is initialized using a generic method
[17:40] <torque> ubottu, thx man
[17:40] <g_0_0> ptknight, there may be a fault in the makefile can you paste it
[17:40] <g_0_0> Luvz2drv, do you have sound in your headphones now?
[17:41] <per_> need some help can only run ubuntu 10.10 in recovery mode. have no display when running in normal modus
[17:41] <Luvz2drv> g_0_0 : No
[17:41] <SungSam> bborwell, I did from live CD, it looked like smart is right, but who knows... But can I fix it?
[17:41] <g_0_0> Luvz2drv, if not in the terminal type alsamixer and check that the channel isn't muted navigate the channels with the left and right arrows, up and down arrows to change the volume
[17:41] <mythid> can anyone help me... how to I put a program icon on the top bar on xubuntu?
[17:42] <bindi> Is it possible to have icons only in the window switcher?
[17:42] <SungSam> mythid click on it with right mouse button.
[17:42] <bbordwell> SungSam, reallocated sectors is from a bad drive, it must be returned for replacement under warranty
[17:42] <g_0_0> ptknight, I think the problem is cd ../src/.libs there is an extra . before libs
[17:42] <mythid> it doesnt do anything when i do
[17:42] <ptknight> g_0_0: http://paste.ubuntu.com/563492/ I took the source from here: goo.gl/t3Isf
[17:42] <g_0_0> ptknight, so it can't find the directory
[17:42] <KBentley57> does anyone have experience with DynDNS?
[17:43] <greenIT> i need help with unity, it doesn't work anymore (ubuntu 11.04)
[17:43] <SungSam> I see... So formating won't help?
[17:43] <KBentley57> sam, a bad sector is a physical defect in the drive
[17:43] <lazaruspc> hi, I installed Xubuntu to one partition, and set the home folder on another - if I reinstall Xubuntu, will it keep my home folder where it is?
[17:43] <gpc> !11.04 | greenIT
[17:44] <KBentley57> be it a very tiny one
[17:44] <greenIT> gpc, thx
[17:44] <|Long|> have anyone here installed glftpd on ubuntu 10.10?
[17:44] <Announcement> does ubuntu support dual screens
[17:44] <torque> hey guys can anyone tell me what is M23
[17:44] <greppy> Announcement: yes.
[17:45] <SungSam> ok. Guys, I'm also getting DRDY ERR in dmesg and failed to read DMA, is it because of those sectors?
[17:45] <llutz> torque: http://m23.sourceforge.net
[17:45] <compdoc> SungSam, you have bad sectors?
[17:46] <SungSam> looks like it.
[17:46] <Announcement> you guys should really make the gui nicer
[17:46] <Announcement> then itd be ftw
[17:46] <torque> llutz,  know its link but i want to know what it does
[17:46] <trinikrono> lazaruspc: when you reinstall you need to tell it during the installer in the properties
[17:46] <Announcement> polish it and make it shiny like a mac
[17:46] <greppy> !ot | Announcement
[17:46] <Announcement> and have animations when you do stuff
[17:46] <greenIT> can i use unity with maverick too?
[17:46] <Announcement> can i have ubuntu free
[17:46] <Announcement> plz
[17:46] <Announcement> plz
[17:46] <compdoc> SungSam, open system>administration, disk utility
[17:46] <FloodBot2> Announcement: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:46] <lazaruspc> trinikrono: thanks
[17:47] <llutz> torque: why don't you just read "what is m23?"
[17:47] <SungSam> i have it opened.
[17:47] <rmi> Hi, is this the place i can get help on Transmission?
[17:47] <torque> k
[17:47] <rmi> I started a torrent but it doesn't start the download
[17:47] <compdoc> select your drive from the list, and click the Smart Data butoon
[17:47] <compdoc> button
[17:47] <bbordwell> rmi, you can get help with transmission here (assuming you mean the bit torrent client ;))
[17:48] <rmi> yep
[17:48] <compdoc> look for reallocated sector count
[17:48] <rmi> so it doesn't start downloading
[17:48] <Citron> Bonjour?
[17:48] <gpc> !fr | Citron Bonjour
[17:48] <Citron> okay
[17:48] <Citron> Hello
[17:49] <gpc> Hello
[17:49] <bbordwell> rmi, when you open a torrent it will ask you which files in the torrent you would like to download (usualy you leave them all selected) did this happen?
[17:49] <Citron> does anybody knows how wrong it is to have erased 'env'
[17:49] <KBentley57> rmi,what is the torrent? link?
[17:49] <Citron> (usr/bin/env)
[17:49] <niteowl> can anyone help me with some questions about setting up a production web server?
[17:49] <rmi> bbordwell, yes
[17:49] <g_0_0> ptknight, do you need version 3.08 - could you try a different version from here http://gnu.spinellicreations.com/gnu/xnee/ just to see if you can get it to compile
[17:49] <SungSam> I have two red warnings, compdoc: Reallocated sector count with value of 954 and current pending sect.c. Normalized 98 and worst of 97.
[17:50] <bbordwell> rmi, does it just say 0 connected peers now or what?
[17:50] <compdoc> SungSam, anything greater than zero bad sectors is bad
[17:50] <KBentley57> +1 comp
[17:50] <rmi> bbordwell, where do I check that
[17:50] <SungSam> I know. In dmesg I get DRDY ERR, is it because of this?
[17:50] <KBentley57> your drive will probably be fine for few months, but I wouldn't trust it for anything usefull
[17:50] <compdoc> very liekly
[17:50] <bbordwell> well the torrent you opened is listed correct?
[17:51]  * M3de is back (gone 00:00:12)
[17:51]  * M3de is away: Estoy ocupado
[17:51] <trinikrono> SungSam you should return the drive
[17:51] <compdoc> but cabling could be bad. or other things
[17:51] <rmi> bbordwell, It reads "donwloading from 0 of 0 connected peers"
[17:51] <sudipta> is there any GUI front end to change system sound in ubuntu 10.10?
[17:51] <compdoc> SungSam, is it a sata drive?
[17:51] <rmi> bbordwell, it seems to be listed correctly
[17:51] <SungSam> what is it that DRDY and failed to read DMA?
[17:51] <SungSam> I think I will trinikrono.
[17:51] <trinikrono> sudipta: its done in the themes alone now
[17:51] <MC8> Is there a version of XAMPP for ubuntu/an easy way to run a localhost server?
[17:52] <niteowl> anyone running an ubuntu webserver?
[17:52] <santi> Hello! I have a problem. Today I created a CUPS-server which is locally reachable via <IP_ADDRESS> (it's running on Debian). Here I use Ubuntu and want to connect to the CUPS-server. Everything is OK till this point but after I connected to the server and installed the printer, the printer doesn't appear in the printing dialog?
[17:52] <compdoc> I would have to guess thats a communication error
[17:52] <trinikrono> MC8:  yes
[17:52] <bbordwell> rmi, yes 0 connected peers mean there is no one connected at the time seeding or leeching. this does not happen with all torrent does it?
[17:52] <SungSam> ok. Thanks guys!
[17:52] <ptknight> g_0_0: I don't have .libs anywhere, neither libs. I ran make (without the install) and a lot happened but .libs was not created http://paste.ubuntu.com/563499/ After that the make install still failed.
[17:52] <rmi> bbordwell, I'm doning my first attempt now
but cant it be manually changed?....like it used to be in 8.04.
[17:53] <rmi> bbrordwell, both files have the same
[17:53] <trinikrono> sudipta: exactly
[17:53] <Citron> nobody knows what does the ex  usr/bin/env
[17:53] <Citron> ?
[17:53] <ptknight> g_0_0: the prob is that only 3.08 works with 11.04
how then?
[17:53] <g_0_0> ptknight, arf
[17:53] <bbordwell> rmi, it seems to me that transmition is working fine just the torrent you downloaded is not very active
[17:54] <trinikrono> look at bug 324700
[17:54] <Gwar_Trolle> Hi all. I have a script I have written here. Is there any way to force it to run through a terminal, even if the user selects "run"? (or alternatively, some way to give an error telling them to run it via terminal?)
[17:54] <g_0_0> ptknight, I'm not sure then sorry
[17:54] <rmi> bbordwel, any active torrents i could use to test
[17:54] <ptknight> g_0_0: cool! thanks for your help!
[17:54] <bbordwell> http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/alternative-download#bt
[17:54] <rumpe1> Citron, man env:  env - run a program in a modified environment
[17:55] <trinikrono> sudipta:  https://launchpad.net/bugs/324700 here
[17:55] <trinikrono> you can click this affects me
[17:55] <bbordwell> rmi, try 10.10 amd64
how then?
[17:55] <coz_> Gwar_Trolle,  I may be wrong..however..can't you right click the script  go to Properties   Openwith  tab and set it as gnome-terminal
[17:55] <trinikrono> come in #ubuntu-bugs sudipta
[17:55] <rmi> bbordwell, trying now, tks
[17:55] <bbordwell> I have over 40 connected peers after about 1 min
[17:55] <wookiehangover> hey gang, anyone else having problems with Xorg 1.9 + Nvidia
[17:56] <Announcement> whats diff between laptop and desktop version
[17:56] <wookiehangover> and if so, is there a workable solution to that yet
[17:56] <Gwar_Trolle> coz_: that would be a iuser setting. :( I need something in the script so it will open a terminal and then pipe the script though it. I know how to open the terminal, but not how to make it run through that opened terminal
[17:56] <teage> How do I uninstall zsnes? Had to install it manually on my 64 bit lucid. Now i cant undo it.
[17:56] <frxstrem> does the Moonlight plugin for Chromium (moonlight-plugin-chromium in the repos) work with Google Chrome too, and if so, is there a way to install it without having to install Chromium?
[17:56] <Gwar_Trolle> teage: use synaptic
[17:56] <Citron> rumpe1: ok, so it doesn't really matter?
[17:56] <Gwar_Trolle> if it's not there, manually delete the files by hand
[17:57] <Chaosratt> Need some quick help on setting a simple script to start at boot, there is some conflict on google on how it should be done. I have a simlpe script (/home/me/myscript.sh), how do I make this run boot?
[17:57] <Announcement> whats moonlight
[17:57] <rumpe1> Citron, depends what you are trying to do
[17:57] <Announcement> does ubuntu support bluetooth
[17:57] <adminar> yes
[17:57] <teage> Gwar_Trolle, I didnt think of that, I was trying with the software center, will give it a shot
[17:57] <rmi> bbordwell, tks! that is probably the problem the torrents are not very active. The ubuntu one started in 2 secs. I'll wait the others to become active as well
[17:57] <AbhijiT> !bluetooth | Announcement
[17:57] <adminar> Announcement, yes
[17:57] <xangua>  !info moonlight | Announcement
[17:57] <Gwar_Trolle> Chaosratt: does this script need sudo privs?
ok ...i've got that one....thanx
[17:57] <Chaosratt> Gwar_Trolle: No, should run as me
[17:58] <adminar> ubottu, moonlight installs in maverick also
[17:58] <xangua> !info moonlight-plugin-mozilla  | Announcement adminar
[17:58] <Gwar_Trolle> Chaosratt: then run "gnome-session-properties" and add the script to the list of things to run at startup ;)
[17:58] <chado> erk
[17:58] <teage> Gwar_Trolle, Just as i feared, It does not show up in my search, like its not even there, but it is
[17:58] <Gwar_Trolle> Chaosratt: just make sure to allow the script to run as an executable
[17:58] <adminar> http://www.go-mono.com/moonlight/
[17:58] <adminar> Announcement, http://www.go-mono.com/moonlight/
[17:58] <Chaosratt> Gwar_Trolle: Its a headless server (VM actually), no X or gnome
[17:58] <FloodBot2> adminar: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:59] <rumpe1> Citron, look at the output of "env" ... if you want to change some of the entries for the execution of a command, you could use env for a modified environment.
[17:59] <bbordwell> rmi, If you are using a torrent search engine it should show torrent 'health' you always want to look for torrent with lots of 'seeders'
[17:59] <Gwar_Trolle> Chaosratt: ah, use the init.d method then (if you found it via google)
[17:59] <adminar> FloodBot2, what are u saying
[17:59] <sudipta> how to make a script residing in a folder(other than ~) executable?
[17:59] <adminar> Announcement, http://www.go-mono.com/moonlight/
[17:59] <Citron> rumpe1:  i don't think i need it, but can you tell me how to get it back?
[17:59] <Chaosratt> Gwar_Trolle: to be specific, this is the script that starts the Minecraft server, just want it to be started at boot
[17:59] <sarthor> HI, i am not able to see this fonts, how can i install , I am using 10.10 , http://img820.imageshack.us/f/screenshotwk.png/
[17:59] <Gwar_Trolle> teage: either go and manually delete the files then, or don't worry about it since zsens is small
[18:00] <rumpe1> Citron, get back what?
[18:00] <sarthor> same fonts, http://daisperdais.com/?p=4817
[18:00] <Chaosratt> Gwar_Trolle: Is that the rc.local method? just add "sh /home/me/myscript.sh" to the end of it?
[18:00] <Citron> rumpe1: env
[18:00] <viktor133> can anybody help me with a ocr problem?
[18:00] <Gwar_Trolle> Chaosratt: not exactly.
[18:00] <teage> Gwar_Trolle, i will be leaving it i think, thanks
[18:01] <rumpe1> Citron, it's included in the package "coreutils" ...
[18:01] <sudipta> how to make a script residing in a folder(other than ~) executable?
[18:01] <MC8> trinikrono: care to elaborate?
[18:01] <llutz> Citron: sudo apt-get install --reinstall coreutils
[18:01] <MC8> oh,  ne'er mind
[18:01] <Chaosratt> Gwar_Trolle: I'm really new to scripting and I havnt the faintest idea how to write a "proper" init.d startup script
[18:02] <rumpe1> sudipta, insert shebang and use command "chmod +x script.sh"
[18:02] <Rishav_T> sudipta: right click the script>>properties>>Permissions>>Allow executing (tick that check box)
[18:02] <trinikrono> MC8: it is on the xammp website :D
[18:02] <rumpe1> sudipta, exactly like in ~... there's no difference
[18:03] <drbanzai> What's a good inexpensive NAS device that supports rsync?  Or, what would be a better option do make a backup of a file server on the local network?
[18:03] <Gwar_Trolle> Chaosratt: as root (obv) go to /etc/init.d and copy the script there. then run "update-rc.d <scriptname> defaults"
i've tried that one but does not seem to work in 10.10:(
[18:03] <Gwar_Trolle> that will cause it to run on startup for all runlevels Chaosratt
[18:03] <rumpe1> sudipta, what have you tried or why do you think it doesn't work?
[18:03] <viktor133> OCRfeeder doesn't work and i need to get scanned pdf to workable text, can anybody give me some advice/recommends?
[18:03] <Gwar_Trolle> Chaosratt: run "update-rc.d <name> defaults" in init.d of course
[18:04] <milamber> sudipta: how are you going about it. (you probably just need to add sudo)
[18:04] <milamber> ?*
 what doesnt it have that you guys think it should/are working on
[18:04] <Gwar_Trolle> Anyway, good luck chaosratt, i am off :D
[18:04] <sarthor> HI, i am not able to see this fonts, how can i install , I am using 10.10 , http://img820.imageshack.us/f/screenshotwk.png/
[18:04] <lazarus_> where is the ubuntu one irc
tried it myself.....
[18:04] <Citron> rumpe1:   llutz thanks, proceeding
[18:04] <Chaosratt> Gwar_Trolle:  Thank you
[18:04] <lazarus_> channel ?
[18:04] <milamber> lazarus_: ubuntu+1
[18:05] <Rishav_T> sudipta: does it say "file not found"? then you have to give the complete path. as in chmod +x complete_path_to_file.sh. Thats why files in the home folder (~) work.
yeah...tried that one too
[18:05] <sarthor> can any one tell me, what font is this, http://daisperdais.com/?p=4817
[18:05] <Announcement> rofl?
[18:06] <milamber> sudipta: then you have to be more specific. as in i try this: <whatever you type> i get this <whatever the output is> and i expected this <what you thought would happen>
[18:06] <Announcement> * ChanServ sets mode: +o FloodBot2
[18:06] <Announcement> * ChanServ sets mode: +o FloodBot3
[18:06] <Announcement> * ChanServ sets mode: +o FloodBot1
[18:06] <Citron> not going to bother you more, thanks sweeties
[18:07] <Announcement> bye guys
[18:07] <Rishav_T> bye Announcement
[18:07] <Announcement> wrong chan
[18:07] <Announcement> sry
[18:08] <sudipta> actuallyn i was triyng to run a script from my mounted hdd......but it does not seem to work
[18:08] <viktor133> OCRfeeder doesn't work and i need to get scanned pdf to workable text, can anybody give me some advice/recommends?
[18:08] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sudipta: you are trying to auto mount?
[18:08] <drbanzai> What's a good inexpensive NAS device that supports rsync?  Or, what would be a better option to make a backup of a file server on the local network?  Is there an older low power device that I could install FreeNAS onto?
[18:08] <abhijain> can any body suggest me how can i remove header from 2nd page in open office.
[18:08] <Rishav_T> sudipta: Is the HDD formatted in NTFS? then I dont think you can make scripts executable there. Otherwise just cd into /media/<volume_name> and chmod +x file.sh
no ....hdd is manually mounted
 yeah...it is NTFS....but seems to work in 10.04
[18:10] <abhijain> AbhijiT, i have created a doc file and the header on first page is similary appearing on all pages . i want to delete it from 2 and 3rd page but dnt have idea how to
[18:10] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sudipta: i got here late...lol...i just caught "trying to make a script for the hdd", what is the actual issue?
from /media/_volume
[18:10] <AbhijiT> abhijain, i dont think you can do that. header will apear on all pages. you get header on first page in text box
[18:11] <Rishav_T> sudipta: okayy, just try running it with bash. as in type in "bash script.sh". No need to chmod then.
[18:11] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sudipta: i'm still lost.
[18:11] <abhijain> AbhijiT, not getting ??
[18:11] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sudipta: you have something mounted there.  what's the question
[18:12] <AbhijiT> abhijain, i mean remove the header thingy. and then on first page just insert a text box and in that write your desired header. so it will not appear on following pages
[18:12] <Rishav_T> Us3r_Unfriendly: I think sudipta wants to make a script executable in an NTFS partition mounted at /media/whatever. Its not working with "chmod +x file.sh".
[18:12] <lazarus_> milamber: thanks :)
[18:13] <abhijain> AbhijiT, no,
[18:13] <AbhijiT> abhijain, why?
[18:13] <abhijain> AbhijiT, same problem
[18:13] <ptknight> is bored
[18:13] <AbhijiT> ptknight, #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:13] <milamber> abhijain: http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/FAQ/Writer/FormattingPagesAndDocuments/How_do_I_make_a_header_appear_on_only_the_first_page_of_my_document%3F
[18:13] <AbhijiT> abhijain, see what milamber is saying
my hard disk is partitioned in 2....one for linux itself and another one for storing everything else....i cant make any script or binary executable in this 2nd partition
[18:13] <milamber> lazarus_: np
[18:13] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Rishav_T: like make a script executible in a windows partition from a linux partition?
[18:13] <th_> what is this? ** (gnome-mplayer:12888): CRITICAL **: dbus_g_proxy_disconnect_signal: assertion `!DBUS_G_PROXY_DESTROYED (proxy)' failed
[18:14] <Rishav_T> Us3r_Unfriendly: yea, thats what I think.
[18:14] <th_> that happens when trying to play stream with gnome-mplayer
exactly....but it used to work with 10.04
[18:16] <Rishav_T> sudipta: yea. I'm on 10.04, and its working :P when I was using maverick It didn't.
[18:16] <Rishav_T> sudipta, Us3r_Unfriendly: I'm sry, g2g now. Have an imp exam tomorrow. as far as running the script is concerned, try "bash path_to_file.sh". If that doesn't work, just copy the script to home folder and run it.
[18:16] <ruben_hood> hi, somebody knows how i could automount in every login the network folder //servidor/linux/%(DOMAIN_USER) on the path /home/local/%(DOMAIN_NAME)/%(DOMAIN_USER)/server ? i would need this to be default on every user. thanks!
[18:16] <th_> what is this? ** (gnome-mplayer:12888): CRITICAL **: dbus_g_proxy_disconnect_signal: assertion `!DBUS_G_PROXY_DESTROYED (proxy)' failed. just installed gnome mplayer thingy. it doesnt play v stream that works perfectly in browser
[18:16] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sudipta: why not "sudo mv -f /media/_volume/FILE ~/ && chmod +x ~/FILE && mv -f ~/FILE /media/_volume
[18:17] <Us3r_Unfriendly> "
[18:17] <milamber> !automount | ruben_hood
yeah...but can't it be other way around
[18:17] <sudipta> ?
[18:17] <The-Compiler> heya, wanna backup my data before reinstalling. I saved /home, /etc and a list of all packages, anything else important I forgot?
[18:17] <detrix42> Hi, how do I determine the "VGA=" my boot up?  I want my tty1 through tty6 to have a better resolution.
[18:17] <JT13> whats the terminal command to find out what version of a specfic application i have installed?
[18:18] <llutz> JT13:  apt-cache policy <package>
[18:18] <detrix42> I have HP wide scree with 1600x900 resolution.
[18:18] <JT13> llutz, thank you
[18:18] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sudipta: i don't understand why you can't make it executible from just in the ntfs partition.  i've never ran into this issue.
[18:18] <Us3r_Unfriendly> JT13: such as what app though?
[18:18] <ruben_hood> thanks! ubottu, could i use parameters like "%(DOMAIN_NAME)" or "%(DOMAIN_USER)" to determine the path?
[18:19] <JT13> Us3r_Unfriendly,  virtualbox
well...i can't understand that either...
[18:19] <Viliny> is there anything i can do in ubuntu to really make the desktop look overly cluttered and shiny? besides normal theme changes?
[18:19] <rigved> !brain | ruben_hood
it used to work in 10.04....but i'm in 10.10 now
[18:19] <ruben_hood> thanks ubottu for the explanation about the modern way!
[18:19] <ilwr> how to install cheese 2.32.0 on Ubuntu karmic?
[18:19] <JT13> Viliny,  cairo dock
[18:19] <rigved> ruben_hood: ubottu is a bot
[18:20] <Us3r_Unfriendly> JT13: you could just start v-box and go to help>about virtualbox to determin what version you have
[18:20] <lazarus_> is there a way to make an sh script interact with U1
[18:21] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sudipta: something is wrong then.  you should be able to that task no problem
[18:21] <AbhijiT> lazarus_, #ubuntuone
[18:21] <milamber> sudipta: several people have asked, but i still can't tell what the actual problem is. we get you are trying to run a program. what are you typing, what is the error?
[18:21] <nijabo> Can't get my wifi to work properly. Anyone had the problem of you being able to see the network but you can't login? I use the correct password and everything. (wired works)
[18:21] <ruben_hood> rigved i would thank you ! but what if you are a bot too? :D
[18:21] <lazarus_> AbhijiT: thanks
[18:22] <rigved> ruben_hood: no need to thank me!
in /media/volume i tried "chmod +x script" and after that ./script but it says "no such file or directory"
[18:22] <milamber> lazarus_: are you talking about creating an irc bot w/ bash?
[18:23] <lazarus_> milamber: no
[18:23] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sudipta:   what happens when you do it by gui?  say if you open a nautilus window in that directory, and right click the file and go to properties.  Then go to the permissions tab and tic the "allow executing file as program"?
[18:23] <JT13> ok dumb question. how do i upgrade it if i'm like three versions behind current Us3r_Unfriendly?? I installed it today through software center and its only 3.2.8 not 4.0.2
[18:23] <milamber> sudipta: 64 or 32 bit ubuntu?
can u help?
32 bit
[18:24] <JT13> Us3r_Unfriendly,  i ran "sudo apt-get update and sudo apt-get upgrade" and they didnt upgrade it
tried that one too....but :(
[18:25] <Us3r_Unfriendly> JT13: i don't use the one from the software center due to not being able to use flashdrives in the vbox.  I go to sun's website and download their version from there
[18:25] <JT13> ok thanx
[18:25] <th_> what is this? ** (gnome-mplayer:12888): CRITICAL **: dbus_g_proxy_disconnect_signal: assertion `!DBUS_G_PROXY_DESTROYED (proxy)' failed. just installed gnome mplayer thingy. it doesnt play v stream that works perfectly in browser
[18:25] <wookiehangover> anyone been having nvidia problems?
[18:25] <wookiehangover> *bump
[18:25] <milamber> sudipta: pastebin the output of ls -al <filename>
 whenever i checks the box...it automatically gets unchecked
[18:26] <rigved> !ask | wookiehangover
[18:26] <Us3r_Unfriendly> very weird, why do you have to have the script located on the ntfs partition?
[18:26] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sudipta:
[18:27] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sudipta: what's the script for if you don't mind me asking?
[18:27] <sudipta> http://pastebin.com/54RVywmN
[18:27] <wookiehangover> rigved nvidia proprietary drivers are broken with Xorg 1.9
[18:27] <wookiehangover> ?
[18:27] <wookiehangover> (that means it's a question)
nothing secret i guess... any normal script or binary file
http://pastebin.com/54RVywmN
[18:28] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sudipta: sudo chmod 755 FILE && chmod +x FILE
[18:28] <milamber> sudipta: those file permissions are not right, not even a little bit
[18:29] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sudipta: yes, it don't look like you have permission to change them
[18:29] <rigved> wookiehangover: which ubuntu version do you have?
what....but that's the output
[18:29] <oCean> Us3r_Unfriendly: the 755 equals +x
[18:29] <wookiehangover> 10.10
[18:30] <wookiehangover> and I've tried the 260 and the 270 drivers
[18:30] <Dr_Willis> You cant chmod a file on a ntfs filesystem.
[18:30] <wookiehangover> 260 is more stable, but has color issues and tends to crash or hang
[18:30] <milamber> sudipta: ls -al tells us what the file permissions are. the r and w stand for Read and Write. where they are indicate that the user (sudipta) has these.
[18:30] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Dr_Willis: that's lame
[18:30] <Dr_Willis> Us3r_Unfriendly:  no its not.. how CAN you change them . when ntfs dosent support the permissions feature..
[18:30] <wookiehangover> nomodeset doens't fix the problem
[18:31] <Dr_Willis> Us3r_Unfriendly:  you cant change them on vfat/fat/fat32 either.. same reason.
yeah...then what's the problem?
[18:31] <Dr_Willis> Us3r_Unfriendly:  i imagine the same limit is on other nonlinux filesystems also. :)
[18:31] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Dr_Willis: how was sudipta able to in a previous version of ubuntu?
but it used to work in 10.04
[18:32] <oCean> sudipta: is it an ntfs partition?
[18:32] <Dr_Willis> sudipta:  you set the permissions for a NTFS when you mount it. or the system does.
[18:32] <Dr_Willis> sudipta:  the ntfs-config tool can tweak the defaults. Or you can mount it yourself and set them how you want.
yep
[18:32] <milamber> sudipta: several people have told you already. ntfs doesn't support changing the file permissions and the file doesn't have an executable bit set. try copying it to an ext3 or 4 fs
[18:32] <Dr_Willis> !ntfs-3g
[18:32] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Dr_Willis: thanks
[18:32] <rigved> wookiehangover: no do not use the drivers available on the nvidia website. use the ones available in the ubuntu repos. is your 10.10 OS updated to the latest?
[18:33] <Dr_Willis> You an set it where ntfs/vfat have EVERYTHING marked as executable.. but that can be even more annoying.
[18:33] <viktor133> can anybody pls tell me a good ocr program?
[18:33] <wookiehangover> rigved: yes, everything is up to date
[18:33] <Dr_Willis> !ocr
[18:33] <vooze> Hey, i have a problem with apache2.. happend without me doing anything.. just stopped and cant restart.. Log is here.. http://pastebin.com/Rdu709W4
but it used to work in 10.04....by default
[18:34] <viktor133> ubottu, thnks
how about the second option
[18:34] <Announcement> ahh
[18:34] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sudipta: it might be a new feature in 10.10 of not having it on by default...weird huh?
[18:34] <erUSUL> vooze: something else or another instance of apache is using port 80
[18:34] <Announcement> ubuntu.com is chinese!!!
[18:34] <Dr_Willis> sudipta:  how about it?  ntfs-3g docs show how to make a proper fstab 3ntry or do it from the command line.
[18:34] <erUSUL> vooze: this should tell what--> sudo lsof -i :80
ok then....:(
[18:35] <Dr_Willis> Night all.. bed time for the Dr.
[18:36] <Announcement> what should  i use to burn iso to cd
[18:37] <KB1JWQ> Announcement: I usually use dd.
[18:37] <KB1JWQ> !iso | Announcement
[18:37] <mongy> Announcement, right click it, write to disc.
[18:37] <KB1JWQ> Er.
[18:37] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Announcement: i love k3b
[18:37] <KB1JWQ> !burning | Announcement
[18:37] <Announcement> from windows
[18:37] <ruben_hood> somebody knows how i could automount in every login the network folder //servidor/linux/%(DOMAIN_USER) on the path /home/local/%(DOMAIN_NAME)/%(DOMAIN_USER)/server ? i need %(DOMAIN_NAME) and %(DOMAIN_USER) to be assigned depending of who log in. and i would need this to be default on every user. thanks!
[18:37] <viktor133> ubottu: where do i find gocr-gtk?
i read the manual of ntfs-3g and it says "" By  default,  files and directories are owned by the effective user and
[18:37] <sudipta>        group of the mounting process, and everybody has full read, write, execution and directory browsing permissions."
[18:37] <KB1JWQ> Announcement: Off topic, but I like isorecorder.
[18:38] <Announcement> omgz that was so spammy
[18:38] <rigved> wookiehangover: hmmm...have you tried booting into failsafex mode?
[18:38] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Announcement: k3b also downloads some kde dependencies though
[18:38] <j_ayen_green> is it possible to execute a smbmount command when booting rather than create a fstab entry? I have a nas device, and know the format of the mount command, and smbmount command, but when I tried creating a fstab entry I ended up having to boot from a livecd
[18:38] <viktor133> can anybody tell me where to find gocr-gtk or any other good ocr program for gnome?
[18:38] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Announcement: also are you on windows burning a iso or are you on linux burning an iso?
[18:38] <craigbass1976> I've got a neighbor on a pretty slow connection.  The openjdk update is stalling and dying.  Can I jsut grab a package off of my already updated computer and run over with a thumb drive to do the update that way?
[18:39] <yeats> !ocr | viktor133
[18:39] <erUSUL> !offline | craigbass1976
[18:39] <milamber> sudipta: http://askubuntu.com/questions/5069/cant-set-permissions-for-files-on-an-ntfs-partition
[18:39] <viktor133> yeats: yeah i got that, but i can't download it, so is in a repo i don't have?...
[18:40] <Pici> viktor133: hrm, looks like that factoid is out of date, gocr hasn't been  in the repositories since hardy.
[18:40] <craigbass1976> erUSUL, then what about on the target box?
[18:40] <viktor133> pici: that explains, you know any good ocr program? ocrfeeder doesn't work
[18:40] <erUSUL> craigbass1976: run the script; it will use wget to dl the packages then you copy over the debs and install them
[18:41] <Us3r_Unfriendly> find is a awesome command, it just saved me
[18:41] <Pici> viktor133: I'd be guessing, there are a few other graphical ocr programs in the output of 'apt-cache search ocr'.  Such as gocr-tk, or ocropus
[18:42] <yeats> !find ocr
[18:42] <viktor133> pici: i just downloaded ocropus, but i can't get it open, it doesn't even show on find or locate
[18:43] <milamber> viktor133: dpkg -l | grep ocropus
[18:43] <Pici> viktor133: Looks like the executable it ships is ocroscript
[18:43] <wookiehangover> rigved: ya, I can get into failsafe mode
[18:43] <magn3ts> Anyone ever play with their DPI settings? I lowered my DPI and increased my font size and my Ubuntu just got about 100x sexier.
[18:44] <milen8204> Hello everyone, can anyone tell me how to move my Docky doks to a randomly places at my desktop?
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> viktor133: if you type ocro in a terminal and press TAB you will get suggestions
[18:44] <magn3ts> Is it pardoning time?
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> millertimek1a2m3: in the docky settings you can set the side as well as the position
[18:45]  * jrib nods at magn3ts
[18:45] <yeats> heh
[18:45] <milen8204> Hello everyone, can anyone tell me how to move my Docky doks to a randomly places at my desktop?
[18:45] <ActionParsnip> magnet_: post a how to on the ubuntuforums to share, i'll check it out (just about to install natty but will be back after install)
[18:45] <craigbass1976> erUSUL, I keep getting an empty file. Is there a walkthrough?
[18:45] <rigved> wookiehangover: now execute this command: sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf.failsafe /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[18:45] <Announcement> isorecorder fail
[18:45] <vikas> please can anyone tell me, that  how to register the nick? i want to register my nick in #fedora.
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> !register
[18:46] <Us3r_Unfriendly> vikas: /msg nickserv help
[18:46] <rigved> wookiehangover: this will allow you to boot normally.
[18:46] <magn3ts> ActionParsnip, not much a tutorial, lower the dpi and increase the font size, done.
[18:46] <Announcement> how big should ubuntu-10.10-desktop-i386 be
[18:46] <Announcement> on win
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> magn3ts: where is DPI lowered?
[18:46] <magn3ts> I guess I could post side-by-side screenshots or something.
[18:46] <Us3r_Unfriendly> fedora eew
[18:46] <Us3r_Unfriendly> kidding
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> magn3ts: yeah that'd be cool :)
[18:46] <vikas> Us3r_Unfriendly, thank you let me try
[18:46] <milamber> !md5 | Announcement
[18:46] <magn3ts> ActionParsnip, gnome-appearance-preferences where you change the font, but in the advanced page.
[18:47] <ActionParsnip> Announcement: use MD5 testing to check if your image is complete and consistent
[18:47] <erUSUL> craigbass1976: you go to synaptic. search the jdk ( or the package you want to install ) mark it for instalation ( accept yto mark  the dependencies too if any ). instead of clicking in the aply button go to File>generate dl script
[18:47] <claudio_> server irc.openjoke.org
[18:47] <craigbass1976> erUSUL, you mean mark for REinstallation?
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> magn3ts: what DPI do you suggest?
[18:49] <erUSUL> craigbass1976: the script have to be generated in the machine that you want to install the package to ( your neighbours? ) and the script run in the one that have the internet connection ( yours ? )
[18:49] <erUSUL> craigbass1976: or maybe use aptoncd
[18:49] <erUSUL> !aptoncd | craigbass1976
[18:50] <erUSUL> craigbass1976: in rhe case of aptondcd you run it in your computer and move the cd to your neighbours ...
[18:50] <craigbass1976> erUSUL, ahhh,  I thought it was the other way around.  I was hoping to just run next door with a .deb or something.
[18:50] <Viliny> any reason one would want to use ubuntu server edition as a desktop installation?
[18:50] <Viliny> like, kernel priority on certain things or summat
[18:51] <erUSUL> craigbass1976: see aptoncd then
[18:51] <craigbass1976> Viliny, it might come with less stuff that you don't need
[18:51] <Gwar_Trolle> Hi all. I have a script I have written here. Is there any way to force it to run through a terminal, even if the user selects "run"? (or alternatively, some way to give an error telling them to run it via terminal?)
[18:51] <craigbass1976> !aptoncd
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> jrib: can you recommend a DPI to set? Sounds like you do the lower DPI thig like magn3ts states
[18:51] <magn3ts> I used 86.
[18:51] <craigbass1976> !offline
[18:51] <milamber> Viliny: ubuntu server uses the same repos as the desktop. the server edition makes it easier to install server meta-packages.
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> magn3ts: cheers, lets see how this flys
[18:52] <magn3ts> some apps prefer to be restarted.
[18:52] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Gwar_Trolle: #!/bin/bash  (nextline)   gnome-terminal -x YOUR_COMMAND
[18:52] <jrib> ActionParsnip: I leave it at default, I guess it depends on the size of your monitor vs its resolution
[18:52] <Gwar_Trolle> Us3r_Unfriendly: Thank you. :) Gotta love *nix. 4 hours of trouble for a 3 second solution ;)
[18:52] <magn3ts> Inconsolata looks a lot better and the "Ubuntu" font is reasonably sized without being too narrow or tall now. :)
[18:52] <bastidrazor> ActionParsnip: i think 96 is default.. i've lowered mine to 92
[18:52] <Viliny> gotcha milamber, thanks :)
[18:52] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Gwar_Trolle: what's *nix?
[18:52] <komp> Hi , I delated this smal picture  ( speaker ) from left side of clock in right top corner , can enybody help me to return his back ?:)
[18:53] <craigbass1976> erUSUL, the aptoncd pretty much is running over there with some .deb files, yes?
[18:53] <Gwar_Trolle> Us3r_Unfriendly: {wildcard}Nix, a common nickname for Unix Like Operating Systems :P
[18:53] <erUSUL> craigbass1976: yes
[18:53] <ActionParsnip> Viliny: its not a good idea as the server kernel will make your desktop apps run slow compared to the desktop. if you need a desktop OS, use the desktop
[18:53] <Us3r_Unfriendly> i never heard that before, i learn something as well, so thank you too Gwar_Trolle
[18:54] <Gwar_Trolle> yay for Communism! I mean FOSS! :P
[18:54] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Gwar_Trolle: whoa, not in this room
[18:55] <milamber> Viliny: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ServerFaq#What%27s%20the%20difference%20between%20desktop%20and%20server?
[18:55] <Announcement> safety
[18:55] <Viliny> ActionParsnip: thanks, thats exactly what i wanted to know
[18:55] <Viliny> any reason not to get 64 bit desktop edition? why is the 32bit recommended?
[18:55] <Gwar_Trolle> Villalinux: 64 bit sometimes has issues with 32 bit programs not working right
[18:55] <Blue1> Viliny: i run 64 bit desktop.  seems okay except for ff
[18:55] <Viliny> ff?
[18:56] <Blue1> Viliny: firefox
[18:56] <gamolas> fire fox
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> Viliny: servers run background process most time is given to them rather than foreground apps like web browsers
[18:56] <Viliny> ouch, thats a major problem for me
[18:56] <Gwar_Trolle> Villalinux: also, if you dont have a dual core or better or 4GB+ ram, it doesn't make a performance difference
[18:56] <Viliny> i have a quad i7 with 6gb of ram :/
[18:56] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Viliny: in my opinion 32 is better with apps...such as flash and notify-osd w/ xwinwrap...for example
[18:56] <Gwar_Trolle> Viliny: FF = Firefox
[18:56] <Blue1> Viliny: ff worked fine in 10.04 for me, but locks up my system in 10.10 -- 64 bit.  nope not a flash issue.
[18:56] <Gwar_Trolle> Viliny: then get 64 bit :D
[18:56] <Blue1> chrome/opera work fine
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> Viliny: use 64bit, some manufacturers like Canon only make 32bit drivers
[18:56] <Announcement> chrome ftw
[18:56] <craigbass1976> erUSUL, and these that I'm getting are new?  I can just dpkg -i blahjdkblah.deb and int will install the new one over the old one?
[18:56] <Gwar_Trolle> And stay =on 10.04. 10.10 is too fubar in my experience
[18:57] <Viliny> well, i can try 64 then
[18:57] <Gwar_Trolle> 10.04 is also an LTS
[18:57] <Viliny> any way to flip to 32?
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> Viliny: there is a 64bit native flash if you add an extra PPA ;)
[18:57] <magn3ts>  ActionParsnip what did you think?
[18:57] <Announcement> no
[18:57] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Viliny: Gwar_Trolle: there's a way to use 4 + gigs of ram on a 32 bit already
[18:57] <Blue1> 10.04 is lets and that is prolly best way to go, I am eval. debian squeeze atm
[18:57] <craigbass1976> Gwar_Trolle, too fubar.  hehe.  Never tried it, but I'll take your word for it
[18:57] <Announcement> flash will never be above 32
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> magn3ts: and increase font size you say
[18:57] <Gwar_Trolle> Us3r_Unfriendly: PAE kernals are useless
[18:57] <magn3ts> ActionParsnip, yup yup
[18:57] <Blue1> Announcement: the 64 bit alpha flash worked great with 10.04
[18:57] <erUSUL> craigbass1976: yes; the cd that apt-oncd generates should be detected as a repositorie in the other machine and use to upgrade or you can use dpkg and the debs
[18:57] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Gwar_Trolle: how so?
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> Announcement: how VERY wrong you are: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/09/install-64bit-flash-from-a-ppa-or-deb/
[18:58] <Announcement> ./clear
[18:58] <Gwar_Trolle> Us3r_Unfriendly: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=ubuntu_32_pae&num=1 an extensive benchmark of PAE vs 32 bit vs 64 bit kernals
[18:58] <craigbass1976> erUSUL, Ok, well I'm out of cd's, so I've got it on a thumb drive and am about to head over.
[18:58] <craigbass1976> erUSUL, thanks a bunch
[18:58] <erUSUL> craigbass1976: no problem
[18:58] <ActionParsnip> Announcement: please dont spread incorrect information
[18:59] <ActionParsnip> magn3ts: the DPI seems to have made my touchpad smoother, just gonne do the font thing
[18:59] <magn3ts> o_0
[18:59] <magn3ts> weird
[18:59] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Gwar_Trolle: i wouldn't say it's worthless in my opionion
[18:59] <Gwar_Trolle> Us3r_Unfriendly: -shrug- Each to his own ;)
[18:59] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Gwar_Trolle: that i can agree with
[19:00] <ActionParsnip> Gwar_Trolle: if there is a piece of hardware with only 32bit drivers then 32bit may be needed
[19:01] <ActionParsnip> magn3ts: yeah not bad at all, the DPI thing is a definate hit though :)
[19:01] <Gwar_Trolle> ActionParsnip: I did mention that :P
[19:01] <ActionParsnip> Gwar_Trolle: cool :D
[19:01] <bullgard4> Banshee 1.8.0 times and again downloads a certain podcast item and does not stop. What's going wrong here?
[19:01] <ruben_hood> somebody knows how i could automount in every login the network folder //servidor/linux/%(DOMAIN_USER) on the path /home/local/%(DOMAIN_NAME)/%(DOMAIN_USER)/server ? i need %(DOMAIN_NAME) and %(DOMAIN_USER) to be assigned depending of who log in. and i would need this to be default on every user. thanks!
[19:01] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Gwar_Trolle: but i run a 64 so i can't say anything.  I'll be running a 32 when i buy my netbook
[19:01] <Blue1> ruben_hood: use uuid
[19:01] <ActionParsnip> right kids, see you on the natty side
[19:02] <Blue1> ruben_hood: http://pkill-9.com/?p=297
[19:02] <Announcement> STEALERS FTW
[19:03] <Us3r_Unfriendly> i personally like "ls -Ralh /dev/disk"
[19:03] <Us3r_Unfriendly> much like tree -ash but tree isn't installed by default
[19:03] <Viliny> so i heard that i should install 64bits
[19:03] <Viliny> ill do that :P
[19:04] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Viliny: i mean it isn't bad.  Great for servers, but you'll have troubles with flash
[19:04] <ruben_hood> thanks! i can't see nothing about network and users, but thanks for help
[19:04] <th_> argh. what for is mplayer -vo switch? manual page is awful!
[19:04] <Viliny> can i get around the flash problems?
[19:05] <Viliny> doesn't ubuntu allow running 32 bit programs inside of it?
[19:05] <Viliny> i mean, losing half my ram is unappealing
[19:05] <Us3r_Unfriendly> Viliny: i just force installed the 32 bit flash-installer and echo'ed a command to my /etc/ to get it to work okay
[19:05] <Chouchou> hello world!
[19:05] <erUSUL> Viliny: flasd works ok in 64 bits ubuntu
[19:05] <Us3r_Unfriendly> erUSUL: not for me it didn't
[19:06] <jrib> th_: "Specify a priority list of video output drivers to be used." from man page
[19:06] <Chouchou> I say "Hello World"!
[19:06] <Us3r_Unfriendly> erUSUL: lots of crashes on a intergrated chipset
[19:06] <th_> jrib, thanks. did you use grep?
[19:06] <KBentley57> hey guys, this is probably in the wrong section, but does anyone know of a freeNAS channel?  I couldn't seem to find one on freenode
[19:06] <erUSUL> Us3r_Unfriendly: ok; flasd works ok in 64 bits ubuntu nvidia privative drivers
[19:06] <Us3r_Unfriendly> lol right
[19:06] <llutz> KBentley57: #freenas
[19:06] <jrib> th_: nope, just: /  -vo<enter>             (n and N to cycle)
[19:07] <KBentley57> hmm, chatzilla wouldn't find that one earlier..lol
[19:07] <llutz> KBentley57: /msg alis list *freenas*
[19:07] <detrix42> Hi, how do I determine the "VGA=" my boot up?  I want my tty1 through tty6 to have a better resolution. I have a hp with 1600x900 resolution. Whats the command to display vga modes?
[19:08] <v0lksman> my upgrade woes continue....upgraded from 10.04 to 10.10.  now it appears that certain directories crash nautilus when viewed or access via nautilus...cli access is fine but gui access crashes...I've tried making a copy of the directory on a different physical drive and same behavior...any ideas what to look for?
[19:08] <Us3r_Unfriendly> KBentley57: sudo find /freenode -iname "*freenas*" -exec irssi "{}" ";"
[19:09] <KBentley57> thanks
[19:09] <Gwar_Trolle> v0lksman: you need to find Ubuntu10.04.iso That will fix all your problems!
[19:09] <jrib> v0lksman: what directories?
[19:09] <Blue1> v0lksman: it's precisely for things like that, that I never ubgrade - I backup and then do a fresh install
[19:10] <v0lksman> jrib, seems pretty arbitrary...in the two I've found one is a directory with about 30 images in it...the other has a bunch of .svg files that I think are the cause (no thumbnail on them)
[19:10] <Moreliini> Hi. Is there a script in Ubuntu that is run prior to going into sleep mode in which I could check for a condition and cancel it
[19:11] <jrib> v0lksman: does moving the files to a new directory cause the issue with the new directory?  (can you try moving files in batches and narrow down the cause to a single file or eliminate some files?)
[19:11] <ruben_hood> somebody knows how i could automount in every login the network folder //servidor/linux/%(DOMAIN_USER) on the path /home/local/%(DOMAIN_NAME)/%(DOMAIN_USER)/server ? i need %(DOMAIN_NAME) and %(DOMAIN_USER) to be assigned depending of who log in. and i would need this to be default on every user. thanks!
[19:11] <milamber> !automount | rubenhood
[19:11] <JuJuBee> How can I control the order of the entries in my grub boot menu? I have 2 partitions one with 2.6.32 (Ubuntu) and one with 2.6.35 (ubuntu also) along with a windows partition. How can I make the 2.6.35 entry be on top as the default?
[19:11] <mrcreativity> i need some help please
[19:12] <v0lksman> jrib, maybe by cli, but as soon as I select any file in either directory nautilus hangs...
[19:12] <mrcreativity> i was using a 64but version of ubuntu,
[19:12] <Moreliini> JuJuBee: edit /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[19:12] <v0lksman> jrib, I can open all the files in their respective apps from the cli too...
[19:12] <mrcreativity> i did a fresh 32 bit install, but grub still shows the old enteries
[19:12] <jrib> v0lksman: oh.  So viewing the directory is not the issue, just selecting a file?
[19:12] <v0lksman> jrib, yeah...
[19:12] <mrcreativity> can someone please help me out
[19:12] <Us3r_Unfriendly> what's up mrcreativity
[19:13] <jrib> v0lksman: with each and every one of those svg and images?
[19:13] <mrcreativity> i was running x64 ubuntu, and decided to swtich to x32, so i did a clean install,
[19:13] <Moreliini> mrcreativity: grub-mkconfig /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[19:13] <v0lksman> jrib, opening?  yep...I'm able to open them  all in inkscape no problems
[19:13] <Us3r_Unfriendly> mrcreativity: what happens when you run "sudo update-grub2" without quotations
[19:13] <v0lksman> from cli
[19:13] <JuJuBee> Moreliini: you mean move those entries up the list?
[19:14] <Moreliini> JuJuBee: You should be able to see the menu entries you can manually move them up and down in the text file
[19:14] <jrib> v0lksman: right, just selecting a file is the issue, but it's with all of the files you mentioned (some images and some 30 svg), not a select few?
[19:14] <mrcreativity> it updates grub, but the entries are still there
[19:14] <v0lksman> jrib, rsync copied them to a different drive too...although I know rsync looks at files a little differently
[19:14] <JuJuBee> Moreliini: but won't it get overwritten if I ever run update-grub again?
[19:14] <v0lksman> jrib, yeah...any file in the affected dir crashes nautilus
[19:14] <Nisstyre> !ask | mrcreativity
[19:14] <jrib> v0lksman: and if you move the files somewhere else?
[19:14] <Moreliini> JuJuBee: yes
[19:14] <mrcreativity> Moreliini,
[19:15] <v0lksman> jrib, same behavior in the copied location
[19:15] <mrcreativity> any suggestions
[19:15] <jrib> v0lksman: are there svg or image files that do *not* cause nautilus to crash?
[19:15] <Moreliini> do you still have the old kernels in the /boot volume?
[19:15] <JuJuBee> Moreliini: its weird, looking in the file,  the 2.6.35 entries are before all the other entries, but when I boot, they are at the bottom...
[19:15] <v0lksman> in other directories yes...it seems to only affect two directories so far
[19:16] <jrib> v0lksman: kill nautilus, start it from a terminal, make it crash, pastebin output
[19:16] <mrcreativity> Us3r_Unfriendly, any suggestions?
[19:16] <Moreliini> JuJuBee: I personally write my own grub.cfg and set update-grub, grub-mkconfig to just return 0 so aptitude doesn't get upset when updating the kernel
[19:17] <Us3r_Unfriendly> mrcreativity: you might have to manually erase the entries in your grub selection.  I have not done this so i have no experience in this but maybe someone else here knows
[19:17] <v0lksman> jrib, how do you stop nautilus from autospawning?
[19:17] <mrcreativity> but when i select those entries, it boots into ubuntu
[19:17] <ActionParsnip> mrcreativity: if you uninstall the kernel you don't want in software centre it will clean up /boot as well as grub
[19:17] <Moreliini> mrcreativity: do you still ahve the old kernels in your /boot?
[19:17] <JuJuBee> Moreliini: but still, doesn't make sense that the 2.6.35 is first in grub.cfg but last when I boot
[19:17] <Us3r_Unfriendly> mrcreativity: i'd seriously reinstall grub 2 and then update it to fix it
[19:17] <mrcreativity> Moreliini, yes
[19:18] <jrib> v0lksman: I thought kill took care of that
[19:18] <Us3r_Unfriendly> mrcreativity: like as if you just installed windows and you want grub back
[19:18] <milamber> v0lksman: http://askubuntu.com/questions/14290/nautilus-crash-when-merging-overwriting-files
[19:18] <v0lksman> jrib, no it re-spawns...but uhm...I was wrong about all files...
[19:18] <jrib> v0lksman: oh?
[19:18] <Moreliini> JuJuBee: did you try erasing grub.cfg entirely and then execuding grub-mkconfig /boot/grub/grub.cfg?
[19:19] <Moreliini> *executing
[19:19] <v0lksman> jrib, seems that a couple of the files in this dir will not crash nautilus when selected...others do...
[19:19] <JuJuBee> Moreliini: no, I can though
[19:19] <craigbass1976> erUSUL, it seems to have taken.  I installed the packages, but they still showed up in the update manager, so I rebooted.  Then I got a message about a couple of broken packages, updated everything else and rebooted again.  How do I know whether or not I've still got broken packages?
[19:19] <Moreliini> well backup the old one first
[19:19] <Moreliini> JuJuBee: just in case ;)
[19:20] <JuJuBee> I know, thanks
[19:20] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sudo ps -eF | grep -i mplayer
[19:20] <Us3r_Unfriendly> sorry wrong room
[19:20] <ubuntu__> #c
[19:20] <v0lksman> going to try milamber's trick.. :)
[19:20] <Moreliini> Well room, my problem is I don't want my computer to sleep when it has open smb connections, is this an easy fix?
[19:20] <BluesKaj> craigbass1976, run sudo apt-get install -f  , paste the output if any
[19:21] <erUSUL> craigbass1976: synaptic has a filter for broken packages .. in the left side choose at the bottom filters. one should be broken packages
[19:21] <wildfire100> hey guys ive forgotten my keyring default password and it keeps on bugging me for it. How do i reset it please?
[19:21] <Glowball> If I put Ubuntu on a USB stick with System > Administration > Startup Disk Creator, will it act like a full Ubuntu install (saving extra software/settings) or will it behave like a live cd?
[19:21] <BluesKaj> craigbass1976, or look in the edit tab
[19:22] <BluesKaj> in syanaptic
[19:22] <JuJuBee> Moreliini: it did not make a new grub.cfg file?  grub-mkconfig /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[19:22] <milamber> Glowball: not exactly sure what you are asking, but it should act just like a live cd
[19:22] <craigbass1976> erUSUL, 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded
[19:22] <JuJuBee> I did use sudo also
[19:22] <Moreliini> JuJuBee: what did it say?
[19:22] <milamber> Glowball: particularly if you are creating the desktop
[19:23] <erUSUL> craigbass1976: all ok then
[19:23] <JuJuBee> It displayed the contents of what I expected on the screen not put in file.
[19:23] <DogWater> Is there any easier (than recompiling all of PHP) way to get mysqlnd in Ubuntu 10.04?
[19:23] <Glowball> milamber: Damn, then I have to go through the whole installation process. Was afraid so. Hmm, does Ubuntu really *need* 4GB space?
[19:23] <wildfire100> anyone anser my question?
[19:23] <Moreliini> JuJuBee: sorry grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[19:23] <v0lksman> jrib, milamber so in one dir it's all the svg's and one tif that crash it...a couple of pngs and pdfs are fine...in another dir only one file in the dir that is a jpg and it crashes it...using the SIGUSR1 kill switch doesn't dump a log...
[19:24] <milamber> Glowball: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[19:24] <KE7VYV> Hi I'm trying to move a document to a different directory but says, "file permission denied"
[19:24] <nsd> Okay so I installed chkrootkit and ran it and it told me that I had the suckit rootkit, which after some reasearch seems to be very old and only affects Linux 2.2 and 2.4 kernels. I ran it on other machines and one other showed up as infected, and this did not. After performing an update, now it says it's also infected.
[19:24] <nsd> Is this a false positive or what?
[19:24] <wildfire100> hello?
[19:24] <ruben_hood> somebody knows how i could automount in every login the network folder //servidor/linux/%(DOMAIN_USER) on the path /home/local/%(DOMAIN_NAME)/%(DOMAIN_USER)/server ? i need %(DOMAIN_NAME) and %(DOMAIN_USER) to be assigned depending of who log in. and i would need this to be default on every user. thanks!
[19:24] <JuJuBee> Moreliini: ok, it finised and the file looks like the old one.  I will reboot and see if the boot menu changes...
[19:25] <Moreliini> JuJuBee: okay, good luck, hope you have a live-cd just in case; should be fine though :)
[19:25] <milamber> v0lksman: anything in the debug log?
[19:25] <v0lksman> milamber, it doesn't output one...
[19:25] <milamber> ruben_hood: have you tried the automount?
[19:26] <milamber> v0lksman: the link i gave you will tell you how to force it to
[19:26] <ruben_hood> milamber: i am using autofs but i can get it working
[19:26] <KE7VYV> Can some1 help me with moving a file
[19:26] <v0lksman> milamber, kill -SIGUSR1 `pidof nautilus` ?  nothing...
[19:27] <milamber> ruben_hood: what have you tried, what is happening, and what did you expect to happen?
[19:27] <geegeegee> I need a UPS that will keep an Intel atom + Nvidia ION running at 100% up for ~30 mins full load, what should i look for?
[19:28] <DaGeek247> KE7VYV whats the problem?
[19:28] <milamber> v0lksman: then i would say try running it from the terminal
[19:28] <Pici> geegeegee: I'd start looking in ##hardware, since this isn't at all Ubuntu related :)
[19:28] <jrib> v0lksman: you'll have to do research on how to properly kill nautilus and not have it respawn.  You could just tell session-manager to stop restarting nautilus.  Or kludgy way: remove the executable bit on nautilus, kill it, make it executable again, start it in a terminal
[19:28] <ruben_hood> i installed auto fs and i edited the /etc/auto.nfs file with this:
[19:29] <ruben_hood> server   servidor:/linux
[19:29] <Us3r_Unfriendly> milamber: sudo top    or    sudo ps -eF | grep -i nautilus      to see nautilus id
[19:29] <KE7VYV> I can't move a file from one dir to another. It says something about permissions denied.
[19:29] <jrib> KE7VYV: where are you trying to move it exactly?
[19:29] <Us3r_Unfriendly> KE7VYV: run it with "sudo"
[19:29] <milamber> Us3r_Unfriendly: good call
[19:29] <ruben_hood> servidor is the servername of the win2003 server and linux is the folder
[19:29] <milamber> v0lksman: when you ran the kill command did you replace the 'pid' part w/ the nautilus pid?
[19:30] <v0lksman> milamber, hehehe..yeah
[19:30] <ruben_hood> it creates a folder on nfs/server but it's empty
[19:30] <Us3r_Unfriendly> KE7VYV: be careful moving stuff too.  like don't move stuff from certain directories like /etc/ exp.
[19:30] <KE7VYV> I'm not good with terminal. I'm trying to move it to /etc/udev/rules.d
[19:30] <milamber> v0lksman: hokay
[19:31] <ruben_hood> i expect nfs/server to contain the folder of smb://servidor/linux
[19:31] <Us3r_Unfriendly> KE7VYV: what are you trying to move there?
[19:31] <v0lksman> milamber, can't hurt to ask right.. :)
[19:31] <KE7VYV> Well I created the file in the wrong dir
[19:31] <milamber> v0lksman: correct
[19:31] <jrib> KE7VYV: use « gksudo nautilus », make sure you know what you are doing (don't overwrite stuff), and close this special nautilus window when you are done
[19:31] <Us3r_Unfriendly> KE7VYV: okay use this then:   gksudo nautilus
[19:32] <nsd> Anyone know the syntax for creating a hardlink with ln? It's just "ln target_file dest_flie" right?
[19:32] <nsd> *file
[19:32] <Us3r_Unfriendly> KE7VYV: be careful when moving stuff again
[19:32] <jrib> nsd: yes
[19:32] <v0lksman> milamber, any idea how to run it from cli to see the output in a shell?
[19:32] <incom> So, i recently installed the b43 drivers, should the be showing up as availalbe drivers for use in system>administration>hardware drivers?
[19:32] <nsd> jrib: thanks
[19:32] <milamber> v0lksman: you should be able to just run nautilus
[19:32] <th_> hello. im recording stream with the mplayer: mplayer -dumpstream -dumpfile dsgad.avi URL. is this the best way?
[19:32] <KE7VYV> How can I make a new copy of the file in that dir?
[19:33] <th_> KE7VYV, cp?
[19:33] <th_> cp file file
[19:33] <DaGeek247> KE7VYsV by using 'cp' instead of 'mv'
[19:34] <KE7VYV> OK I'll try that.
[19:34] <marmadeoli> Hi! I try to configure a module but I get the following errors: "make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.32-28-generic'"   "make[1]: *** No rule to make target `de'.  Stop."   "make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.32-28-generic'" What can I do for eliminate this?
[19:34] <Us3r_Unfriendly> KE7VYV: there's so many ways.  i'd just type in a terminal:   sudo cp -r FILE /etc/udev/rules.d
[19:34] <Mason_> I need help connecting to a mac via ethernet cable , the mac connects via wifi to internet
[19:34] <snap> rega' avrei
[19:34] <snap> un quesito da porvi
[19:35] <th_> hello. im recording stream with the mplayer: mplayer -dumpstream -dumpfile dsgad.avi URL. is this the best way?
[19:35] <Us3r_Unfriendly> KE7VYV: but the easiest way is pressing the alt and F2 key together and typing in the box that pops up:   gksudo nautilus
[19:35] <snap> ho un hd da 1 tera
[19:35] <jrib> th_: sure, I use that all the time...
[19:35] <DaGeek247> !patience <th_
[19:35] <th_> jrib, ??
[19:36] <DaGeek247> !patience < th_
[19:36] <snap> che ha 2 sistemi operativi che purtroppo occupano 4 partizioni primarie, vorrei metterci un 3 sistema operativo. Si puo' fare?
[19:36] <Mason_> I need help connecting to a mac via ethernet cable , the mac connects via wifi to internet
[19:36] <th_> DaGeek247, i dont have any :(
[19:36] <jrib> th_: what does "??" mean?
[19:36] <th_> jrib, was that sarcasm or something?
[19:36] <imachine> hello
[19:36] <KE7VYV> I got it copied. Thx for your help.
[19:36] <jrib> th_: not sarcasm
[19:36] <DaGeek247> th_ lol
[19:36] <imachine> I've installed the 2.6.28 backport on maverick meerkat
[19:36] <Us3r_Unfriendly> KE7VYV: no problem.  which way did you use?
[19:36] <incom> How can i use the b43 drivers? do I just load them as modules with modprobe?
[19:36] <imachine> but I can't build the virtualbox modules
[19:36] <KE7VYV> sudo cp -r FILE /etc/udev/rules.d
[19:37] <imachine> where can I read exact errors from dkms builds ?
[19:37] <Mason_> I need help connecting to a mac via ethernet cable , the mac connects via wifi to internet
[19:37] <incom> also, after i get the firmware with b43-fwcutter, is there anything else i need to do?
[19:37] <imachine>  / /var/log/dkms doesn't provide much info
[19:37] <Mason_> please help
[19:37] <th_> jrib, good. but that command doesnt give me any info. when the recording is going to end.
[19:37] <JuJuBee> Moreliini: well, it turns out that the menu I see was one on /dev/sda5 in /boot/grub but the one I was editing was on /dev/sda4 ....
[19:37] <BluesKaj> imachine,  /var/log/Xorg.0.log ?
[19:37] <nsd> Anyone know what files in /dev/shm might be? rkhunter is giving me warnings over them
[19:37] <imachine> BluesKaj, huh?
[19:37] <jrib> th_: try #mplayer
[19:37] <Us3r_Unfriendly> KE7VYV: cool.  the gksudo nautilus would open a nautilus window in sudo permission allowing you to move files to where ever you want.  that's why i say it's easier...no commands :)
[19:37] <th_> is this bad? vo: x11 uninit called but X11 not initialized
[19:38] <th_> jrib, oh
[19:38] <JuJuBee> I booted into 10.04 (2.6.32) on /dev/sda5 and changed it and it worked.
[19:38] <KE7VYV> Oh.
[19:38] <Moreliini> JuJuBee: cool :)
[19:38] <Us3r_Unfriendly> nsd: what?!
[19:38] <imachine> BluesKaj, why would I have logs about dkms builds in xorg.log ?
[19:38] <imachine> please
[19:38] <BluesKaj> oops  imachine , sry
[19:38] <imachine> :)
[19:38] <JuJuBee> Why does it choose the one from /dev/sda5 vs /dev/sda4 ?
[19:38] <imachine> BluesKaj, but if you know where to look, sure, lemme know
[19:38] <ruben_hood> somebody could help me to configure the /etc/auto.smb file to automount a samba share at every login?i am really lost
[19:38] <t-rask> I'm running the unstable PPA of Banshee, and wondering if you can hide the menubar at the top? (If anyone knows the banshee support channel, that could be helpful as well)
[19:38] <BluesKaj> imachine, didn't see the dkms
[19:39] <Moreliini> JuJuBee: depends on which hdd grub was installed on
[19:39] <Snowman> can anyone please tell me how to fix this?
[19:39] <Snowman> r:
[19:39] <Snowman> ERROR #132 (0x85100084) Fatal Exception
[19:39] <Snowman> Program:	C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\Wow.exe
[19:39] <Snowman> Exception:	0xC0000005 (ACCESS_VIOLATION) at 0073:6827308A
[19:39] <nsd> Us3r_Unfriendly: idk, I ran rkhunter and it gave me two warnings, so I looked at the logs and it's warning me about a few files in /dev/shm
[19:39] <FloodBot3> Snowman: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:39] <Us3r_Unfriendly> nsd: what's the problem again, i missed the question
[19:39] <KE7VYV> Us3r_Friendly: How do I open nautilus?
[19:39] <v0lksman> just tried a different machine running 10.04 x64 and it borks on the same dir...fuuuuuug
[19:39] <imachine> BluesKaj, any ideas tho ?
[19:39] <nsd> KE7VYV: that's the file browser; just open a folder
[19:39] <Mason_> I need help connecting to a mac via ethernet cable , the mac connects via wifi to internet. The computer im trying to connect is a hp Compaq  running 10.10 ubuntu.. please help :s
[19:39] <Us3r_Unfriendly> KE7VYV: run a terminal or press alt and
[19:39] <imachine> BluesKaj, I'd like to check it out maybe it's some dependency rubbish
[19:39] <imachine> BluesKaj, I'd just install something and have it over with
[19:39] <JuJuBee> Moreliini: so if I deleted the /dev/sda5 partition, would it find the /dev/sda4 version and still book ok?
[19:39] <imachine> or build them manually :)
[19:39] <Us3r_Unfriendly> KE7VYV: run a terminal or press alt and F2 and type in:  gksudo nautilus
[19:40] <Aliv3> brb
[19:40] <greppy> Snowman: you may want to check in #winehq
[19:40] <Us3r_Unfriendly> nsd: what's rkhunter?
[19:40] <DaGeek247> Mason_  samba might be what you need. i know it does windows neworking, not sure bout mac though.
[19:40] <KE7VYV> OK. Well I'll try that next time.
[19:40] <KE7VYV> Thx.
[19:41] <Snowman> greppy:  im sorry im new to this do i just go to terminal and type that in?
[19:41] <Us3r_Unfriendly> no problem
[19:41] <Moreliini> I would do grub-install /dev/sda4
[19:41] <t-rask> Snowman, http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Exception%3A+0xC000005+wow+ubuntu&l=1
[19:41] <greppy> Snowman: type in /join #winehq
[19:41] <nsd> Us3r_Unfriendly: it's a rootkit detection program, like chkroot. I did some googling and found that the files in /dev/shm are shared memory; in this case, they were fore PulseAudio (apparently) so it's not a problem
[19:41] <Mason_> DaGeek247 i'll look it up
[19:41] <t-rask> Snowman, it links to an old post, but it could still be relevant.
[19:41] <ruben_hood> somebody could help me to configure the /etc/auto.smb file to automount a samba share at every login?i am really lost
[19:41] <Us3r_Unfriendly> nsd: i use bitdefender so i couldn't help you, sorry
[19:42] <edakiri> how can the subpixel order of a display be discovered?  (without a magnifying glass)
[19:42] <Moreliini> JuJuBee: grub-install /dev/sda
[19:42] <Moreliini> JuJuBee: not sda4 sorry
[19:42] <ubuntu__> can anyone please help me unmounting my hard drive and removing bad sectors? im using live cd now but fsck says its mounted but umount says its not...
[19:42] <socomm> What firewall does ubuntu use out the box?
[19:42] <JuJuBee> Moreliini: where will it install then on sda?
[19:42] <socomm> iptables?
[19:43] <jrib> socomm: yes, but no rules defined by default
[19:43] <jmknsd> What do I do if I install the 3D drivers from ATI and then it seems like they have no effect on reboot?
[19:43] <Moreliini> JuJuBee: or better, grub-install --root-directory=[whereever your sda4 partition is mounted] /dev/sda
[19:43] <rewt> everything uses iptables, usually with a gui front-end for configuration
[19:43] <socomm> jrib: k thx
[19:44] <JuJuBee> Moreliini: so grub-install --root-directory=/dev/sda4 /dev/sda ?
[19:44] <socomm> so wait, there is no init script for iptables?
[19:44] <Moreliini> the last arg tells it to install the boot sector on the hdd sda pointing to the boot volume on --root-directory
[19:44] <jrib> socomm: no
[19:44] <Mason_> DaGeek247 umm on there website it says mac comes with it so is there a step by step giude for me?
[19:44] <Moreliini> JuJuBee: not /dev/sda4, but where you've mounted it
[19:44] <jmknsd> also, I thought AMD had good open source linux drivers, it seems I can't even watch a dvd quality video without the proprietary drivers.
[19:45] <Moreliini> JuJuBee: i.e. mount /dev/sda4 /mnt/
[19:45] <JuJuBee> Moreliini: so then --root-directory=/ /dev/sda since sda4 = /
[19:45] <Moreliini> JuJuBee: grub-install --root-directory=/mnt/ sda
[19:45] <socomm> k guess time for some research
[19:45] <nsd> Us3r_Unfriendly: and that's for linux...?
[19:45] <Moreliini> JuJuBee: sorry not 'sda' but the whole '/dev/sda'
[19:45] <jrib> socomm: you can just ask here, tell us what you want to accomplish
[19:45]  * Moreliini tired
[19:45] <DaGeek247> Mason_ try google, if that fails, post it on ubuntuforums.org. i cant help cuz i have no mac experiance.
[19:46] <Moreliini> JuJuBee: so in conclusion 'sudo mount /dev/sda4 /mnt && sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda
[19:46] <ubuntu__> how can i unmount my /dev/sda? umount and gparted can't do it
[19:46] <Mason_> ok, but i'll stay connected here if someone else knows
[19:46] <greppy> Mason_: you probably just need a crossover ethernet cable and static your IP address on the mac and the linux box.
[19:46] <jrib> ubuntu__: is it mounted?
[19:47] <Faffel> I've installed a program (ioquake3) in linux, I installed as regular user using sh ioquake.run
[19:47] <JuJuBee> Moreliini: why /mnt if /dev/sda4 is currently my / ?
[19:47] <Faffel> It installs fine, runs fine, and I can view the folder in the terminal fine
[19:47] <Mason_> greppy : ok ill try that one sec
[19:47] <ubuntu__> jrib: according to gparted and fsck yes, according to umount no
[19:47] <nijabo> Any word on how to install XFCE 4.8 on Ubuntu 10.10
[19:47] <Faffel> But Nautilus insists it does not exist unless I'm using a nautilus run as Root
[19:47] <jrib> ubuntu__: pastebin the output of: mount; swapon -s
[19:47] <Moreliini> if sda4 is already your / then you don't need --root-directory
[19:47] <Faffel> Any idea why a folder installed by a non-root user and accessable via  non-root terminal would only be viewable in Nautilus via a root nautilus?
[19:47] <jrib> Faffel: press "reload" in nautilus
[19:48] <DaGeek247> greppy, from what i understand, he is trying to access the internet through his mac, so he would need to configure his mac to allow that.
[19:48] <clb_> I just installed Ubuntu 10.10, and it sets my display (CRT) to wrong resolution and refresh rate (something like 900x560/60Hz), and half of the display is not visible. The display configuration UI does not allow me to change the resolution.
[19:48] <Faffel> oh jeez, jrib
[19:48] <Faffel> Thank you
[19:48] <JuJuBee> Moreliini: so then just sudo grub-install /dev/sda ?
[19:48] <genii-around> Faffel: Likely you did something like: sudo nautilus    instead of:gksudo nautilus
[19:48]  * jrib nods
[19:48] <Moreliini> JuJuBee: that will not hurt anything
[19:48] <Faffel> genii-around: Jrib solved it for me :)
[19:48] <JuJuBee> Moreliini: ok, thanks
[19:48] <Faffel> Do I have to do that every time I install a program from a .run file?
[19:48] <Moreliini> JuJuBee: I'm trying to figure out why you have two boot volumes on two partitions and one /
[19:48] <ubuntu__> jrib: http://paste.ubuntu.com/563533/
[19:48] <psaux> hello ppl. i just bought a Samsung Netbook (NP-N15) and installed Ubuntu 10.10, but I can't control the screen bright
[19:49] <Moreliini> JuJuBee: but i need to get some rest, so best of luck
[19:49] <psaux> any clue to that?
[19:49] <greppy> DaGeek247: ah, yeah, it's doable, i've done it, but it's been a while.
[19:49] <jrib> ubuntu__: you're using sda5 as swap
[19:49] <clb_> I tried adjusting modelines in xorg.conf (I've got an old Nokia 447ZaPlus) and used a windows computer to read the refresh rates etc. for the display, but can't still get it changed to 1024x768x80Hz. Do you know of any tools that might be able to detect/configure the display for X?
[19:49] <JuJuBee> Moreliini: thanks, FYI I keep 2 partitions and always use the other for new installs.  I don't upgrade anymore
[19:49] <JuJuBee> Always do fresh on other partition
[19:50] <Moreliini> JuJuBee: that makes sense, then that command should fix it for you ;)
[19:50] <jrib> ubuntu__: do you understand what to do?
[19:50] <Moreliini> nite nite
[19:50] <ubuntu__> jrib: no, sorry
[19:51] <anvo> How do I disable Brasero so does not open when I insert an empty DVD...?
[19:51] <jrib> ubuntu__: well if you want to stop using sda5 as swap, you can run: swapoff /dev/sda5
[19:51] <ubuntu__> jrib: thx
[19:51] <Alwaysastudent> Hi
[19:51] <rumpe1> anvo, uninstall brasero :>
[19:51] <anvo> rumpe1, Bliah!
[19:52] <ThomasB2k> My keyboard recently broke and I was wondering if I could bind it to a different key in gnome. Does anyone know how I would go about doing this?
[19:53] <Alwaysastudent> I want to install 30 same pcs with individual hdds ubuntu from a ready ubuntu pc thru lan only
[19:53] <Jayro> does anyone know if msn groups work with pidgin?
[19:53] <chombee> Hey, I'm using Ubuntu's encrypted home option and I made a backup of my .Private directory to an external hard drive. Now I'm trying to mount the backup to recover something. I'm trying to follow these instructions: <http://blog.dustinkirkland.com/2009/03/mounting-your-encrypted-home-from.html> but I don't think they apply to my situation exactly (they're for a live cd) and I don't understand them. Can anyone help?
[19:54] <Alwaysastudent> netinstall how
[19:54] <WeThePeople> jatro, i believe so
[19:54] <WeThePeople> jayro,^^
[19:54] <Jayro> i have been invited to an msn group, but nothing is happening
[19:56] <BluesKaj> !pidgin | Jayro
[19:56] <ubuntu__> jrib: can you explain this to me? http://paste.ubuntu.com/563540/ I need to remove bad sectors from hard disk because after using the disk a while the fonts disappear and stuff so something is wrong..
[19:56] <Alwaysastudent> how to install full ubuntu on remote machines using lan
[19:56] <Jayro> that in way helped me
[19:57] <Alwaysastudent> :(
[19:57] <fooz> Hi, how can i find out what is eating up all of my inodes?
[19:57] <jrib> ubuntu__: you want to run it on a partition (like /dev/sdaX) where X is a number
[19:58] <beilby> I have an HP 6120 with a 15" screen which is capable of 1400x1050 resolution under Windows, under Ubuntu I get only 1024 x 768. How can I get full resolution under Ubuntu 10.10
[19:58] <DaGeek247> hai botcity!
[19:58] <ruben_hood> hi. somebody knows how to configure the etc/auto.smb file to automount a samba share? thanks!
[19:58] <Alwaysastudent> :(