[12:01] <riotkittie> sweet. im downloading 7.04 at 1200K <drools>  ... had i known itd be this quick, i might have done it sooner
[12:01] <adamorjames> h1st0 it won't let me create anything other than a primary partition
[12:01] <h1st0> adamorjames: someone else might be better with your problem than me.
[12:02] <magnetron> adamorjames: you need at least one primary partition
[12:02] <zoidberg_> can anybody help me with the AVN avant-window-manager on FEISTY?
[12:02] <h1st0> sidenet: ffmpeg can do it.
[12:02] <obf213> whats the correct syntax for purge
[12:02] <h1st0> err wait
[12:02] <obf213> apt-get remove purge?
[12:02] <adamorjames> magnetron I have 4
[12:02] <spy80us> how to tell if i have a smp kernel or not?  and if im using amd turion x2 then is it better to use it as recommended on the ubuntu wiki
[12:02] <riotkittie> you have 4 primaries?
[12:02] <adamorjames> yes
[12:02] <magnetron> adamorjames: 4 prim is max
[12:02] <h1st0> sidenet: yeah it will do you want a gui though?
[12:02] <neverblue> how do I ssh tunnel (both the server and client side) into a box to allow me to use GUI apps?
[12:02] <Jack_Sparrow> adamorjames: gparted can create extended partitions
[12:03] <riotkittie> you're going to need to nuke a primary to create an extended
[12:03] <adamorjames> jack, how?
[12:03] <sidenet> i've been trying to get win32 codecs on my laptop for the last 2 days
[12:03] <iShock> How can I find out my DEFAULT GATEWAY?
[12:03] <nickrud> obf213, apt-get remove --purge
[12:03] <Jack_Sparrow> adamorjames: How many partitions.primary do you have now
[12:03] <nextse7en> eluzi, you still here?
[12:03] <Modulator> need some help installing dual monitors...
[12:03] <neverblue> iShock, ifconfig
[12:03] <adamorjames> it says 4 jack
[12:03] <iShock> neverblue: Which one is it?
[12:03] <magnetron> !xinerama | Modulator
[12:03] <ubotu> Modulator: xinerama is an extension to !X to use two or more physical displays as one large virtual display. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/XineramaHowTo - See also !DualHead
[12:03] <Modulator> I tried checking out xinerama
[12:03] <sidenet> ffmpeg?
[12:03] <nextse7en> !dualhead Modulator
[12:03] <Jack_Sparrow> adamorjames: What are they?
[12:04] <magnetron> sidenet: try avidemux
[12:04] <Argiris> Is Anyone from USA?
[12:04] <riotkittie> wait. you have 4 primaries and its letting you create another primary??
[12:04] <iShock> neverblue: There is a large amount of stuff..Which thing is it?
[12:04] <neverblue> iShock, should be listed under eth0, if thats your connection
[12:04] <adamorjames> jack, 3 ect3'sand one swap
[12:04] <nextse7en> Who was asking about a program to count seconds and convert to date sinsce 1970?
[12:04] <adamorjames> *ext
[12:04] <royel> !offtopic | Argiris
[12:04] <ubotu> Argiris: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[12:04] <nickrud> sidenet, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu#head-381bea41610683e5e26322fd7028e7aef85e3105-2
[12:04] <sidenet> thanks nick
[12:04] <Jack_Sparrow> adamorjames: are they all in use..
[12:04] <adamorjames> 3 ext = /, /home, /var and a swap
[12:05] <h1st0> sidenet: sudo apt-get install ffmpeg
[12:05] <adamorjames> I'm in a live CD but I can only use one at a time
[12:05] <hinkle> how do i assign my own ip address on my local network as opposed to just being assigned one automagically?
[12:05] <neverblue> iShock, looking at my own, one sec
[12:05] <bcbooter> static ip
[12:05] <h1st0> sidenet: then to convert just ffmpeg -i orignal_file.wmv new_file.avi
[12:05] <Argiris> Just one quastion and I am out.Tell me the best Heroe of USA (I am playin a knoledge game)
[12:05] <iShock> bcbooter: What about one?
[12:05] <bcbooter> u need to set that up.
[12:05] <adamorjames> I can only unmount one at a time
[12:06] <nextse7en> Wouldn't it be fairly easy to write a python script that would allow you to input seconds from a certain date, and come up with the new date?
[12:06] <bcbooter> ishock, you need to get your information, like defualt gateway etc, then enter it as a static ip
[12:06] <royel> adamorjames: edit your /etc/network/interfaces file, or use the network manager if your using that GUI stuff :)
[12:06] <iShock> bcbooter: I'm trying, help me
[12:06] <Argiris> plz
[12:06] <bcbooter> why do you want a static ip?
[12:06] <royel> adamorjames: wrong person, sorry
[12:06] <iShock> bcbooter: IRCd
[12:06] <adamorjames> ok royel
[12:07] <CientificoLoco> HOT: do you know the name?
[12:07] <ieee802> someone know how to get led working with ipw2200?
[12:07] <taime1> how do i assign my own ip address on my local network as opposed to just being assigned one automagically?
[12:07] <CientificoLoco> I have eraesed everything of a memory SD and I want to recovery some pictures, is there a way to do it?
[12:07] <Jack_Sparrow> adamorjames: When you use gparted and highlight unpartitioned space you dont have three options for new, primary, logical and extended
[12:07] <royel> taime1: edit your /etc/network/interfaces file, or use the network manager if your using that GUI stuff :)
[12:07] <Bubbels> Hello, Question: how can i use ACL's through CIFS with nautilis/Eiciel? I'm getting  "Operation not Supporten", while smbcacls neatly displays the ACL's...
[12:07] <mantra2> does the new 7.10 come with built in support for airport cards?
[12:07] <h1st0> CientificoLoco: how did you erase the pictures?
[12:07] <Jack_Sparrow> adamorjames: actually you probably dont as you are already at the limit
[12:07] <taime1> royal: what do i do in network manager?
[12:07] <swimmerino88_>  hi to evrebody!i have a little problem with my usb disk...I can only see a diectory locked,after the creation of the partition with qparte...how can i copy thingd to the disk?i think i have to chenge the privileges...how????
[12:08] <tbtroja> compengi, do you know if I should put the BC stuff in a different folder, or what?
[12:08] <slavik> swimmerino88_: man chmod
[12:08] <h1st0> CientificoLoco: testdisk maybe?  or some sort of other file recovery program
[12:08] <adamorjames> Jack, it says new and that is the only option
[12:09] <obf213> hey...can vim run in gui?
[12:09] <Jack_Sparrow> adamorjames: click on new and then which options
[12:09] <obf213> i just downloaded but it only opens in terminal
[12:09] <tbtroja> Anyone here have World of Warcraft (plus Burning Crusade) installed on Ubuntu 7.04?
[12:09] <slavik> tbtroja: I do, it works fine
[12:09] <adamorjames> jack, it tells me "t is not possible to create more than 4 primary partitions"
[12:09] <Bubbels> chmod? wat has chmod to do with ACL's on SMB? (or is that a too stupid question...)
[12:09] <h1st0> obf213: vim-gtk I believe is what you are looking for for gui
[12:10] <tbtroja> slavik, I copied all the WoW stuff to a folder, what do I do with BC stuff?
[12:10] <dakira> does anyone know something like gobbly, but for drawing? so that both parties can see the same thing and both can draw?
[12:10] <tbtroja> slavik, same folder, a subfolder?
[12:10] <slavik> tbtroja: did you install BC before copying?
[12:10] <h1st0> obf213: or try gvim in terminal
[12:10] <Pie-rat1> this is really annoying, i'm trying to make a portable installation of ubuntu, and i can't find any way to automatically generate an xorg.conf. i tried dexconf, but it didn't work. i'm not sure why.
[12:10] <obf213> h1st8 ahh yes. i c i was missing a package
[12:10] <neverblue> iShock, netstat -rn
[12:10] <tbtroja> slavik, all I've done so far is copy the WoW stuff
[12:10] <Jack_Sparrow> adamorjames: Right... You are at the limit... you would need to delete one to create an extended and logicals inside that.
[12:10] <tbtroja> (no expansion yet)
[12:10] <efrancolaporte> hey im wondering if theres something like windows movie maker or imovie for Ubuntu
[12:10] <slavik> tbtroja: so, you haven't isntalled BC yet anywhere?
[12:10] <PriceChild> efrancolaporte, kino
[12:10] <tbtroja> slavik, nop.
[12:10] <h1st0> obf213: or vim-gnome
[12:11] <PriceChild> iShock, Could you please check your pm and reply to me? :)
[12:11] <michaelz> Hi, I'm trying to follow this tutorial: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=413040, but when I do the first terminal command (sudo dpkg --force-architecture -i opera-static_9.20-20070409.1-qt_en_i386.deb) I get an error (somethign like: `cannot access archive: No such file or directory'). Anyone know what's going on?
[12:11] <h1st0> efrancolaporte: there are a few options
[12:11] <slavik> tbtroja: no idea tbh, but the winehq (appdb) page should have the instructions
[12:11] <tbtroja> slavik, I need to know where I should put the BC stuff and if I should install WoW before I copy BC
[12:11] <h1st0> efrancolaporte: have you checked out the desktop guide?
[12:11] <adamorjames> jack, that is why I need tomove my var folder from it's partition which is primary but I want to move all the files including hidden and such
[12:11] <tbtroja> slavik, alright, thanks.
[12:11] <adamorjames> *to move
[12:11] <efrancolaporte> PriceChild thank you
[12:11] <Shyde> michaelz, did you change directory to the one you downloaded that file to?
[12:11] <Tim> hi there will upgrading to Feisty have any preferences related changes to my xubuntu 6.06 system?
[12:12] <PriceChild> Tim, No. (but you need to go through edgy first)
[12:12] <Jack_Sparrow> adamorjames: What is the problem moving that... run livecd if needed..
[12:12] <diafic_> tata for now
[12:12] <h1st0> efrancolaporte: try kino
[12:12] <Tim> k thanks PriceChild
[12:12] <adamorjames> jack, I'm in livecd but I hear that if you just copy nad past that it doesn't copy everything
[12:13] <adamorjames> *and
[12:13] <adamorjames> *paste
[12:13] <kunwon1> Is there anyway to speed up ssh logins from the server side? If I ssh to a ubuntu box on my home net it takes about five seconds to come up with a password prompt, compared with less than a second to a centos or fedora box
[12:13] <efrancolaporte> thanks h1st0
[12:13] <slavik> adamorjames: copying files?
[12:13] <adamorjames> salvik, yes
[12:14] <magnetron> kunwon1: you could try to enable compression
[12:14] <slavik> adamorjames: memorize the following: tar cpf - -C /source/dir . | tar xpf - -C /dest/dir
[12:14] <slavik> adamorjames: add sudo as needed :)
[12:14] <adamorjames> ok slavik
[12:15] <BlkGhost> is There an alt + ctrl or something like that to hot switch between wokspaces...
[12:15] <eboyjr> BlkGhost: Ctrl+Alt+ Left or right
[12:15] <PF|WSTP> alt + ctrl + left/right
[12:15] <BlkGhost> nice
[12:15] <Bubbels> Has anyone any idea? How I can use ACL's through CIFS with nautilis/Eiciel? I'm getting  "Operation not Supported", while smbcacls neatly displays the ACL's...
[12:15] <Jack_Sparrow> slavik: that is a cool use for tar that I had not considered.
[12:15] <PF|WSTP> magnetron: how do you enable compression for ssh
[12:16] <kunwon1> magnetron, compression slows down connections unless you're on something very slow. e.g. a dial-up modem
[12:17] <HHP21> Hey guys, does anyone know how to change folder icons? I don't like how the folder icons look, and I want to change them. I know you can put emblems on them, but that's not enough. Anyone?
[12:17] <Dudi> HI how can I active Conky
[12:17] <magnetron> PF|WSTP: depends on which client you use, ssh -C for the one that ships with Ubuntu
[12:17] <slavik> Jack_Sparrow: learned it when I took a sys admin class, from someone more experienced
[12:17] <magnetron> kunwon1: just a thought
[12:17] <PF|WSTP> magnetron: I use OpenSSH-server
[12:17] <PF|WSTP> and putty as client
[12:17] <slavik> HHP21: learn about themes and such
[12:17] <kunwon1> My theory is that there's a built-in delay in the sshd
[12:17] <Stormx2> Hey folks. I used to rip my CDs with a pretty bad ripper, and as a result some MP3s incorrectly report their length (e.g. 30 minutes). How could I fix this?
[12:18] <magnetron> PF|WSTP:there is a check box in the putty settings
[12:18] <PF|WSTP> magnetron: ok
[12:18] <Puppy_> are laser printers ok in Ubuntu?
[12:18] <Jack_Sparrow> slavik: That is a space between the dashes right and a period before the bang?
[12:18] <magnetron> Puppy_: yes, depends on which printer it is.
[12:18] <BlkGhost> ahhh can't use the Alt + CTRL left or right in VMware ..
[12:18] <compengi> !printers ! Puppy_
[12:18] <slavik> yes
[12:18] <slavik> Jack_Sparrow: yes
[12:18] <Puppy_> thanks!
[12:18] <magnetron> !hardware | Puppy_
[12:18] <ubotu> Puppy_: For lists of supported hardware on Ubuntu see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport
[12:19] <compengi> !printer ! Puppy_
[12:19] <Puppy_> magnetron: thank you! :)
[12:19] <magnetron> np
[12:19] <adamorjames> slovak
[12:19] <Dudi> soooo.....how can I active conky when I download it
[12:19] <efrancolaporte> hey kino cant import .mpg files, can i do anything about it?
[12:20] <compengi> Dudi, what do you mean by active conky?
[12:20] <GreenJelly_linux> hey, I just installed ubuntu, and was put into a command prompt... did I install the server version, or do I have to manually setup X-Windows?
[12:20] <tapas> GreenJelly_linux: i suppose you installed the server version
[12:20] <tapas> GreenJelly_linux: can you login and run X?
[12:20] <Pie-rat1> WHYYYYYYY is it so hard to find a program that autodetects hardware and writes an xorg.conf file? that's what happens every time someone starts a livecd, why is it so hard to find the script that does it?
[12:21] <adamorjames> slovak it didn't work, I'm using a livecd so I don't think it's reading the directory to the partition I want to get to
[12:21] <GreenJelly_linux> tapas its startx right?
[12:21] <tapas> GreenJelly_linux: erm, yes
[12:21] <tapas> of course ;)
[12:21] <Dudi> compengi: I mean that when I download( sudo spt-get install conky) it i can't see it on my screen. Why?
[12:21] <magnetron> Pie-rat1: that script works until you installed proprietary graphic drivers
[12:22] <magnetron> Dudi: type "conky" in a terminal
[12:22] <GreenJelly_linux> It says its not started... I assume this means I have the server version
[12:22] <Pie-rat1> magnetron: i don't care about proprietary drivers.
[12:22] <GreenJelly_linux> *not installed
[12:22] <compengi> Dudi, maybe it's icon is set in applications
[12:22] <magnetron> !fixres | Pie-rat1
[12:22] <ubotu> Pie-rat1: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type  sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart  in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[12:22] <tapas> GreenJelly_linux: i guess so :)
[12:22] <bastid_raZor> conky is not in applications ..i had to manually add it
[12:22] <diafic> arrrgh
[12:22] <tapas> GreenJelly_linux: install ubuntu-desktop or kubuntu-desktop
[12:22] <diafic> how do you get an ATI card to behave?
[12:22] <magnetron> !ati | diafic
[12:23] <ubotu> diafic: To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[12:23] <diafic> I need a compiz/ati howto or something
[12:23] <bastid_raZor> using conky via terminal helps with troubleshooting
[12:23] <compengi> !compiz | diafic
[12:23] <ubotu> diafic: Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - See http://tinyurl.com/pw5ez for Kubuntu systems - Help in #ubuntu-effects
[12:23] <magnetron> diafic: try asking in #ubuntu-effects
[12:23] <HHP21> slavik: Figured it out, thanks :)
[12:23] <neverblue> iShock, get it?
[12:23] <Jack_Sparrow> adamorjames: I think you are going to need the path like tar cpf - -C /media/sda5 ....
[12:24] <GreenJelly_linux> tapas instal ubuntu-desktop doesnt work...
[12:24] <Dudi> magnetron:  how can I move it to another corner?
[12:24] <GreenJelly_linux> tapas says it needs more commands
[12:25] <quaal2> what is the add/remove programs thing called
[12:25] <quaal2> synaptic ?
[12:25] <neverblue> synaptic, yes
[12:25] <bcbooteRR> synaptic is the package manager
[12:25] <quaal2> well apparently it just froze
[12:25] <magnetron> Dudi: use the -x and the -y arguments. http://conky.sourceforge.net/docs.html
[12:25] <neverblue> quaal2 errors?
[12:25] <bcbooteRR> theres also just an add remove programs
[12:25] <quaal2> while trying to remove macromedia flash plugin
[12:25] <slavik> synaptic is a gtk2 front-end to apt :)
[12:26] <compengi> quaal2, could be working
[12:26] <linxuz3r> how do i install compiz-fusion?
[12:26] <quaal2> no, its just got the spinning wheel cursor
[12:26] <quaal2> and nothing is functional
[12:26] <howlingmadhowie> wow 1117 users :)
[12:26] <neverblue> quaal2 close it, and do your installing/removing from command line
[12:26] <compengi> !compiz | linxuz3r
[12:26] <ubotu> linxuz3r: Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - See http://tinyurl.com/pw5ez for Kubuntu systems - Help in #ubuntu-effects
[12:26] <neverblue> lots more output
[12:26] <quaal2> neverblue, i usually do.
[12:26] <Paddy_EIRE> neverblue, whats the basic version called at the bottom of the Applications Menu and how would I launch that if the link/icon was not there
[12:26] <neverblue> Paddy_EIRE, ?
[12:26] <tapas> GreenJelly_linux: apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[12:27] <tapas> GreenJelly_linux: show me the exact error msg [pastebin]
[12:27] <Paddy_EIRE> neverblue, synaptics add/remove
[12:27] <Pirate_Hunter> I dont know if this is the right place to ask this but does open-office word have a thesaurus? im used to MS word and i know it has but what about open-office word?
[12:27] <adamorjames> jack, sda doesn't work. disk-2 does but it gives this kind of errors on everything "Cannot open: Permission denied" and such
[12:27] <Dudi> magnetron:  thanks a lot......by the way...may you know some light theam for Gnome 2.X
[12:27] <adamorjames> jack, I used sudo btw
[12:28] <slavik> Pirate_Hunter: yes it does
[12:28] <Pirate_Hunter> slavik : hmm been trying to find it, would you mind telling me where to find it
[12:29] <slavik> tools -> language
[12:29] <slavik> or shift+f7
[12:29] <taime1> how do i assign an ip and gateway to my computer so i can join a different network?
[12:29] <Jack_Sparrow> adamorjames: Just trying to give you an example, I couldnt possibly guess your mount names..
[12:29] <slavik> taime1: virtual lans?
[12:29] <Jack_Sparrow> adamorjames: Glad it is now working
[12:30] <taime1> slavik: i guess it is..
[12:30] <adamorjames> jack, it will not cop though
[12:30] <adamorjames> *copy
[12:30] <slavik> taime1: network manager will do that for you :)
[12:30] <Paddy_EIRE> neverblue, ah, its ok its called gnome-app-install
[12:30] <Dudi> May you know why conky don't respawn?
[12:30] <Jack_Sparrow> adamorjames:  What error
[12:30] <slavik> Dudi: what is your native language?
[12:30] <compengi> adamorjames, are you trying to copy from the terminal?
[12:30] <taime1> i know that in windows, i change the tcp/ip properties and asign the ip there... and thats basicaly what i want to do to this machine.... i have used network manager to change the static ip... but that did not work
[12:30] <meyou> ok can someone tell me if this looks right or should the boot flag be on a different partition?
[12:31] <meyou> http://m3j.adsyp.net/gpartedss.png
[12:31] <adamorjames> jack, permission denied
[12:31] <adamorjames> compen, yes
[12:31] <slavik> taime1: that is how you change the ip ... or are you talking about a wireless LAN?
[12:31] <Dudi> slovik: "native"?
[12:31] <Dudi> slavik: native..?
[12:31] <slavik> Dudi: first language you learned to speak
[12:31] <compengi> adamorjames, use ctrl+shift+v to paste and ctrl+shift+c to copy
[12:32] <howlingmadhowie> taimel: you have to set ip-address, gateway-address and probably dns-address. i'm still not sure what you want to do
[12:32] <adamorjames> no not that compen
[12:32] <Jack_Sparrow> adamorjames: I have moved my var/cache/apt/archives using gksudo nautilus and "show hidden files"
[12:32] <Dudi> slavik: you mean national.....Polish
[12:32] <slavik> compengi: why the shift?
[12:32] <slavik> !po
[12:32] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about po - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:32] <slavik> bah
[12:32] <linxuz3r> can i use fiesty fawn in gutsy gibbon?
[12:32] <taime1> slavik: not a wireless... just a different netwok... its <IP_ADDRESS> as opposed to <IP_ADDRESS>
[12:32] <slavik> oni pognali, net polskogo kanala
[12:32] <adamorjames> ok jack I'll try
[12:32] <slavik> taime1: what difference does it make?
[12:32] <neverblue2> how do you ssh tunnel, so you can use GUI apps, not just a shell, on the server AND client side?
[12:32] <compengi> slavik, you need to add it to be able to copy/paste in terminal
[12:33] <Dudi> slavik: jestes polakiem?
[12:33] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: you must edit /etc/ssh/ssh_config to allow tunneling of x11 applications
[12:33] <slavik> Dudi: russkiy i nemnogo ukrainskogo
[12:33] <WaxyFresh> whats the comand to see what hardware i have on a desktop?does lspci work or is that just for laptops?
[12:33] <slavik> compengi: text?
[12:33] <slowz3r> Any recomendations on a all around good music player for ubuntu
[12:33] <compengi> slavik, yeah anything from the terminal
[12:34] <howlingmadhowie> WaxyFresh: lspci will work (if it's installed)
[12:34] <taime1> slavik: because one is a network that only certain computers use to communicate... and thats the one i want this machine to be on
[12:34] <slavik> compengi: will keep it in mind, ty
[12:34] <neverblue2> Tunnel yes howlingmadhowie ?
[12:34] <compengi> slabby, np ;)
[12:34] <WaxyFresh> slowz3r: ryhtembox
[12:34] <slabby> compengi, how long ago is that from?
[12:34] <slowz3r> WaxyFresh: i was using that but i gave up in getting the mpeg 4 pluggins couldnt find them
[12:34] <slavik> taime1: a network is defined physically, unless it is a virtual network (then you have a very expensive switch)
[12:35] <compengi> slabby, what do you mean?
[12:35] <slavik> taime1: now, do you have 2 routers on the same network?
[12:35] <slabby> compengi, what you saying np for?
[12:35] <mike1234> hi guys i have just managed to get wine to work to play some games, the only thing is that sometimes the game move's to quick like scrolling the mouse its way to sensetive, is there a way to adjust this, i think i can rember in windows you could turn something like hardware aceleartion off
[12:35] <adamorjames> it's working jack but I hope it copies everything xD
[12:35] <WaxyFresh> !mpeg | slowz3r
[12:35] <ubotu> slowz3r: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[12:35] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: in /etc/ssh/ssh_config change ForwardX11Agent to yes. then if you use ssh on this computer to login to an ssh server on another, you can start graphical programs on the second computer and see them on the first
[12:35] <compengi> slabby, oh sorry by mistake
[12:35] <Jack_Sparrow> adamorjames: When done, check the overall size and number of files
[12:35] <slabby> compengi, np
[12:36] <compengi> slabby, it was for slavik
[12:36] <adamorjames> ok jack
[12:36] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, adding what tag when connecting?
[12:36] <slavik> huh? what?
[12:36] <slabby> Can anyone tell me how I can make my FAT32 drive on my ubuntu PC shared over my network
[12:36] <Jack_Sparrow> adamorjames: Save that command slavik gave you it is very useful
[12:36] <slavik> slabby: read the samba wiki page
[12:36] <neverblue2> slabby, same machine?
[12:36] <adamorjames> ok jack
[12:36] <slavik> Jack_Sparrow: I memorized it, but think about what it does and you can remember ...
[12:37] <wepeel> Hi all, my wireless card stopped searching for wireless networks. What can I do
[12:37] <slabby> neverblue2, between a ubuntu machine and my xp machine
[12:37] <jussi_> anyone know good software for ubuntu to monitor hdd/GPU/CPU temperature?
[12:37] <neverblue2> slabby, read about Samba
[12:37] <wepeel> under network>general the checkbox is checked to search
[12:37] <Jack_Sparrow> slavik: I knew instantly what it did, just never thought to do it that way
[12:37] <Branden> what packages are needed to compile simple introductory programs in C?
[12:37] <slabby> !samba
[12:37] <ubotu> samba is is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT
[12:37] <slavik> Branden: build-essential
[12:37] <compengi> slabby, did you try adding it in administration share folder?
[12:37] <IdleOne> Branden, build-essential
[12:37] <biosword> ciao a tutti
[12:37] <slabby> compengi, no
[12:37] <Branden> thank you
[12:37] <slavik> except swat won't work, because the root account is disabled
[12:37] <IdleOne> !it | biosword
[12:37] <ubotu> biosword: Vai su #ubuntu-it o su #kubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie!
[12:38] <slavik> !pl
[12:38] <ubotu> Mozesz uzyskac pomoc w jezyku polskim na #ubuntu-pl
[12:38] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: you don't have to add a tag, just ssh <target computer> -l <name of a valid user on target computer>
[12:38] <biosword> chi? puo' aiutarmi?
[12:38] <slavik> von on ...
[12:38] <compengi> slabby, you need to configure and install also samba for windows share
[12:38] <slavik> pizdets ...
[12:38] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, I dont believe u :P
[12:38] <compengi> !samba > slabby
[12:38] <biosword> ragazzi un canal eper l'aiuto?
[12:39] <IdleOne> #ubuntu-it
[12:39] <compengi> slabby, there is a guide on how to make your share folder be seen and accessible by windows machines
[12:39] <sansana> hello
[12:39] <neverblue2> so when I edit that line on system A, then use system B to connect to system A, I can run any GUI app, as long as its installed on B as well ?
[12:39] <slabby> compengi, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently     ??
[12:39] <ghs_alex> hello all.
[12:39] <adamorjames> jack, do you thin k it will recognize the new var path? it is in my distros / partition in the var folder that was already there but not being used
[12:39] <ghs_alex> i have a question regarding firewalls and allowing all traffic on my network
[12:40] <compengi> slabby, yeah
[12:40] <IdleOne> !iptables | ghs_alex
[12:40] <slavik> neverblue2: doesn't have to be isntalled on system you run it from (system b) :P (it's tunneling the image of the app)
[12:40] <ubotu> ghs_alex: Ubuntu, like any other linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'iptables' command (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo), or GUI applications such as Firestarter (Gnome) or Guarddog (KDE).
[12:40] <sansana> I have a little problem with global shortcuts, would somebody like to help me?
[12:40] <Jack_Sparrow> adamorjames:  NOt sure on that, I have never tried to split out a var to its' own partition
[12:40] <neverblue2> slavik, so all the 'stored' files are stored on A, even though I am accessing it from B ?
[12:41] <diafic> I have done a ATI driver install, and I still have the curse of mesa-indirect
[12:41] <slavik> neverblue2: the app only sees the system it is running/installed on
[12:41] <adamorjames> jack, I'm doing the opposite I'm trying to merge it in
[12:41] <slavik> diafic: disable compositing
[12:41] <Yoyoooo> how to upgrade from Etch to Lenny
[12:41] <diafic> slavik, why?
[12:41] <slabby> compengi, you sure that guide is right? i need to share the drive plugged into linux pc to the windows pc
[12:41] <neverblue2> slavik, cool, thanks, but I still just need to ssh like I normally would, no extra flags?
[12:41] <teratoma> what is lenny
[12:41] <PriceChild> Yoyoooo, this is #ubuntu not #debian
[12:41] <IdleOne> Yoyoooo, what distro?
[12:41] <slavik> diafic: because that is what will solve your problem
[12:41] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: if you edit that line on systema and connect from system a to the ssh server on system b, graphical applications on system b will start in system a
[12:42] <neverblue2> !lenny | teratoma
[12:42] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about lenny - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:42] <compengi> slabby, yeah i had made it once
[12:42] <slavik> neverblue2: pretty much
[12:42] <IdleOne> Yoyoooo, /join #debian
[12:42] <diafic> But I want to use compiz...
[12:42] <diafic> on my ATI machine
[12:42] <BlkGhost> Why does the Network Activity Monitor always say its at 0%
[12:42] <teratoma> !automatix | neverblue2
[12:42] <ubotu> neverblue2: Automatix2 is a script that tries to install some software, and often fails and breaks systems. We don't provide support for it, and we strongly discourage its use. Problems caused by Automatix are often hard to track and solve, and it might sometimes be easier to !install a fresh copy of Ubuntu. See also !WorksForMe
[12:42] <slavik> diafic: look up xgl
[12:42] <zyth> !twss
[12:42] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about twss - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:42] <GreenJelly_linux> tapas I cant do much with the comand promp... pastebin is a bit much to do with no X Windows.  Ill install the non-server version
[12:42] <morpheus_> hi
[12:42] <HHermans> hi, I'm having a problem with apt-get update... even when I use a new sources.list, I get the following line when I try to update: "Failed to fetch http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/dists/dapper/Release  Unable to find expected entry  main/binary-amd64/Packages in Meta-index file (malformed Release file?)". Where is this wine URL coming from? It's not in sources.list
[12:42] <ghs_alex> i want to enable the firewall, but want to enable all local network traffic.  is there an easy solution, or do i have to create a rule for each ip on the nework
[12:43] <slavik> HHermans: there is a lists.d dir :)
[12:43] <zyth> HHermans, did you sudo apt-get update ?
[12:43] <wepeel> ok, so at home my wireless card finds my wireless connection fine. awa from home is a different story. When I go to choose the hosts, nothing show up, other than my home network. What gives?
[12:43] <HHermans> zyth: yes, i did
[12:43] <Hali_303> hi! what graphical sensors package should I DL for ubuntu?
[12:43] <neverblue2> !repeat | teratoma
[12:43] <ubotu> teratoma: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[12:43] <adamorjames> jack if it doesn't work I might be back, ok jack? xD
[12:43] <Jack_Sparrow> ok
[12:43] <WaxyFresh> !register
[12:43] <ubotu> Information about registering your Freenode nick is at http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#contents-userregistration
[12:44] <Jack_Sparrow> adamorjames: I doubt it will work...
[12:44] <neverblue2> hey WaxyFresh
[12:44] <teratoma> neverblue2: i was just making fun of you
[12:44] <neverblue2> u on other networks, or did you just steal someone else's nick :)
[12:44] <teratoma> neverblue2: dunno why you decided to get the bot to look up 'lenny' and pipe it to me
[12:44] <neverblue2> teratoma, right back atcha ;)
[12:45] <sansana> is there anyway to change a music player which is used in keyboard shortcuts ?
[12:45] <HHermans> slavik: thanks :)
 what is lenny <-- hehe
[12:45] <zoidberg_> can anyone help me get avant-window-navigator to work properly?
[12:45] <IdleOne> sansana, edit the keyboard shortcuts
[12:45] <wilson121087> hi
[12:45] <Pie-rat1> magnetron: "A configuration page will appear, asking if you want to autodetect video hardware.  It doesn't ask me to autodetect.
[12:45] <HowGuys> whats the lastest version ?
[12:45] <slavik> people need to get my hints ...
[12:45] <ghs_alex> can anyone give me some pointers on setting the firewall to allow internet traffic, and allow all IPs on my local network
[12:46] <IdleOne> !fiesty | HowGuys
[12:46] <ubotu> HowGuys: Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn) is the latest version of Ubuntu. Upgrading to Feisty: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FeistyUpgrades - Downloading: http://www.ubuntu.com/download - For BitTorrent downloads, see !Torrents
[12:46] <SORMANOV> how can i protect my self from being sniffed, someone is sniffing traffic between me and the lan gateway, and he can get my passwords over there ...
[12:46] <howlingmadhowie> ghs_alex do you need to configure your router?
[12:46] <neverblue2> ghs_alex, firewall or router?
[12:46] <sansana> IdleOne: how do I do it? the only thing I can edit there are the shortcuts :(
[12:46] <slavik> neverblue2: you're useless ...
[12:46] <BlkGhost> Why does the Network Activity Monitor always say its at 0%
[12:46] <neverblue2> slavik, i would have to disagree
[12:46] <zoidberg_> can anyone help me get avant-window-navigator to work properly?
[12:46] <slavik> BlkGhost: 0% on 100Mbit level?
[12:46] <|thunder> where is my gnome 2.18.2 ?
[12:46] <slavik> neverblue2: see? you didn't get my hint xD
[12:47] <BlkGhost> never mind
[12:47] <BlkGhost> its going now :)
[12:47] <BlkGhost> thanks people
[12:47] <slavik> BlkGhost: that "stuff" started downloading finally? ;)
[12:47] <compengi> BlkGhost, add to your panel network monitor, it's good
[12:48] <BlkGhost> Thats what I did
[12:48] <BlkGhost> I like it alit
[12:48] <BlkGhost> alot
[12:48] <compengi> BlkGhost, enjoy
[12:48] <neverblue2> how do you restart the sshd service?
[12:48] <IdleOne> sansana, System>Preferences>Prefered Applications
[12:48] <BlkGhost> Any other good network tools for ubuntu ?
[12:49] <compengi> BlkGhost, like what?
[12:49] <mwe> neverblue2, sudo /etc/init.d/ssh start but it should autostart by default if installed
[12:49] <neverblue2> thats the ssh client, itsnt it?
[12:49] <Yoyoooo> Guys, how to upgrade to Gutsy by aptitude?
[12:49] <neverblue2> not the dameon...
[12:49] <eubey_laptop> can someone help me install gimp from the cvs>
[12:49] <mwe> neverblue2, no
[12:49] <neverblue2> mwe thanks
[12:50] <mwe> neverblue2, the ssh cient is started by typing ssh host blah ...
[12:50] <IdleOne> Yoyoooo, you dont want to right now...try asking in #ubuntu+1
[12:50] <neverblue2> mwe, pls read initial question again :)
[12:51] <mwe> neverblue2, I think you asked that before I entered the room
[12:51] <neverblue2> slavik, just restarting the service wont fix it?
[12:51] <sansana> IdleOne: the  applications I can change there are Web Browser,  Mail Reader and Terminal Emulator, no sign of a Music Player
[12:51] <mwe> neverblue2, just saw how do I start the ssh server
[12:51] <Flare183> Is there application avaiable for linux that can convert an audio file to text?
[12:51] <compengi> neverblue2, sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart
[12:51] <slavik> neverblue2: when you change the sshd config, you have to restart it
[12:51] <neverblue2> mwe, i phrased it as restart the sshd :)
[12:51] <neverblue2> slavik, (mozilla-thunderbird-bin:26519): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
[12:51] <mwe> neverblue2, oh whet compengi says then. sorry
[12:51] <neverblue2> as a test...
[12:52] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: if you've just changed the ssh_config file, you don't have to restart any ssh servers
[12:52] <needhelp> Hi, Help needed! I have installed WinXP and then just recently Ubuntu 704. Now trying to setup dualboot with grub. I have this partitionlayout: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31169/ . Ubuntu loads fine, but I have not found a way to make Grub load Windows. How do I make Windows load from Grub ?
[12:52] <IdleOne> sansana, you should have a tab that says Multimedia click it
[12:52] <BlkGhost> compengi:  something cool .. .;)
[12:52] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, still not able to connect and run gui :(
[12:52] <sansana> IdleOne: but there's no such tab
[12:52] <IdleOne> sansana, what version of ubuntu you running
[12:52] <compengi> BlkGhost, lol try netwok tools in administration
[12:52] <Yoyoooo> IdleOne but do you have any idea if its possible ?
[12:52] <sansana> I have only Internet and System
[12:52] <slavik> neverblue2: client has to be started with -X option I believe
[12:52] <sansana> 7.04 with ubuntustudio
[12:53] <IdleOne> Yoyoooo, yes it is possible I did it today
[12:53] <neverblue2> client meaning?
[12:53] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: i'm wondering if you've done the right configuration changes on the right boxes.
[12:53] <slavik> the one doing the connecting
[12:53] <Flare183> needhelp:> It you should have a have the option on grub to go down and select Windows XP
[12:53] <Flare183> Is there application avaiable for linux that can convert an audio file to text?
[12:53] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, no boxes here :)
[12:53] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: i do this everyday myself, you don't need any flags :)
[12:53] <slavik> Flare183: how do you convert and audio file to text? in what sense?
[12:53] <neverblue2> i edited that one ssh file, sshd_config
[12:53] <IdleOne> sansana, try asking in #ubuntustudio perhaps they changed the GUI somewhat
[12:53] <neverblue2> and that was it
[12:54] <sansana> IdleOne: ok, thank you :)
[12:54] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: ssh_config you have to edit
[12:54] <neverblue2> ops
[12:54] <Flare183> slavik:> like take a mp3 file that has a recording of a speech and convert that speech into a text file
[12:54] <joe-f> what bandwidth monitoring software would you guys recommend?  i just want to see my servers up/down throughput
[12:54] <bcbooteRR> is anyone in here running A T60 thinkpad??
[12:54] <neverblue2> yeah, thats the one I did, bad copy/paste
[12:54] <Nubbie> Flare183: like speech recognition...
[12:54] <mwe> bcbooteRR, X40
[12:54] <slavik> Flare183: never knew that was possible, without training the program and such
[12:54] <Flare183> slavik:> yeah
[12:54] <neverblue2> uncommented out:   ForwardX11Trusted yes
[12:54] <slabby> !fstab
[12:54] <matthew_> Halp. XGL is providing a scrambled image
[12:54] <compengi> joe-f, gui or command line/
[12:54] <ubotu> The /etc/fstab file indicates how drive partitions are to be used or otherwise integrated into the file system. See http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !Partitions
[12:54] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: the ssh server is  preconfigured to try to forward windows. the ssh client must be configured to accept the forwarded window
[12:54] <bcbooteRR> ughhh, im trying to find the most compatible linux,bsd for it. Besides suse
[12:55] <joe-f> compengi: command line - i just tried bmon -?
[12:55] <Nubbie> matthew_: get help in #ubuntu-effects
[12:55] <Flare183> slavik:> any at all doesn't matter if I have to train it
[12:55] <matthew_> Nubbie: thats the one!
[12:55] <matthew_> I forgot the channel
[12:55] <slavik> Flare183: dunno if there is such a thing (at all)
[12:55] <compengi> joe-f, i don't know any command line ones sorry
[12:55] <neverblue2> I did the changes on both the server and the client howlingmadhowie
[12:55] <neverblue2> not I am trying to connect remotely, and I had the previously posted error
[12:56] <neverblue2> Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
[12:56] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: try with a smaller program. try something like xeyes
[12:56] <neverblue2> cannot open display for xeyes
[12:56] <barbarella> joe-f:man bmon
[12:56] <compengi> joe-f, try in your terminal "apt-cache search network monitor"
[12:56] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: okay, this is a configuration problem
[12:56] <bcbooteRR> is Suse anygood????
[12:57] <slavik> bcbooteRR: no
[12:57] <NicNac> elive
[12:57] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: can you paste your ssh_config from the computer which you are using to connect from on pastebin?
[12:57] <bcbooteRR> slavik, why dont you like suse>
[12:57] <slavik> bcbooteRR: because ubuntu is better
[12:57] <bcbooteRR> lol...
[12:57] <BaD_CrC> hello peeps
[12:57] <golden_agouti> needhelp: Can you show your grub configuration? (/boot/grub/menu.lst)
[12:57] <matthew_> Real reason: Suse is german
[12:57] <bcbooteRR> suse has more support for my hardware though..
[12:57] <Nubbie> BaD_CrC: can you turn off your away messages please?
[12:57] <Nubbie> matthew_: what's wrong with germany?
[12:57] <neverblue2> sure howlingmadhowie one sec
[12:57] <bcbooteRR> ubuntu's suspend to ram didn't work
[12:57] <BaD_CrC> haw, i typed it
[12:57] <howlingmadhowie> bcbooteRR because suse has a picture of a chameleon and ubuntu has pictures of scantily clad people :)
[12:58] <barbarella> i don't like yast
[12:58] <joe-f> compengi: sweet, bmon is doing a great job
[12:58] <joe-f> thx
[12:58] <matthew_> Nubbie: I was saying that suse is german
[12:58] <compengi> joe-f, np
[12:58] <Flare183> slavik:> like Dragon Naturally Speaking for Windows
[12:58] <matthew_> Germany is serious business.
[12:58] <howlingmadhowie> suse hasn't been german for a while now :(
[12:58] <matthew_> Never see germans forking about on the 'net
[12:58] <matthew_> hasn't it?
[12:59] <howlingmadhowie> it got bought up by novell
[12:59] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie,  http://www.pastebin.ca/632559
[12:59] <matthew_> Oh, well then the build quality has probably gone down hill
[12:59] <jmad980> I used to use suse
[12:59] <IdleOne> !offtopic
[12:59] <aricz> hehe
[12:59] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[12:59] <Nubbie> thankyou idleone.
[12:59] <neverblue2> chatter?
[12:59] <neverblue2> hehe
[12:59] <slavik> Flare183: but does it handle audio files?
[12:59] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: can you change forwardX11 to yes, not just forwardX11trusted?
[01:00] <neverblue2> comment out the latter?
[01:00] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, comment out the forwardX11trusted ?
[01:01] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: good idea, comment it out.  :)
[01:01] <needhelp> Flare183: yes there is a Windows-option in the GRUB-menu, but by selecting it, theres just a message saying "Starting up... GRUB", and nothing more happens before I manually reboot the comp.
[01:01] <codecaine> does kylix work on ubuntu?
[01:01] <slavik> novell is in bed with ms and the samba dev left novell for google, which IMO says something
[01:02] <jawsh_> ehehehe
[01:02] <Nubbie> google shouldn't be trusted 100% either lets not forget, and we're still off topic.
[01:02] <needhelp> golden_agouti: I would paste the menu.1st file, but its too long, and its on a different comp without network. Anything in it you want to know ?
[01:02] <teratoma> trust no one
[01:02] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, had this error when I connected: (not sure if its related) /usr/bin/X11/xauth:  error in locking authority file /home/profx/.Xauthority
[01:02] <Nubbie> needhelp: post it to pastebin.
[01:02] <barbarella> needhelp:can you pastebin your menu.lst?
[01:02] <toad__> how do you install flash player i am new to kubuntu
[01:02] <IdleOne> !flash | toad__
[01:02] <ubotu> toad__: To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - Flash 9 is now available in dapper-backports and edgy-backports - See also !Restricted and !Gnash
[01:03] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31171/
[01:03] <neverblue2> mozilla-thunderbird
[01:03] <neverblue2> X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication.
[01:03] <IdleOne> toad__, you might also want to join #kubuntu
[01:03] <golden_agouti> needhelp: Well I could compare it to my setup since I also use dual boot.
[01:03] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: do you have (k)ubuntu on both computers?
[01:03] <neverblue2> ubuntu
[01:04] <neverblue2>  xeyes X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication.X connection to localhost:10.0 broken (explicit kill or server shutdown).
[01:04] <needhelp> Nubbie, barbarella: No. I would, but the reason for it that I cant, is that its on another computer in another room that has no network. Its not this computer Im sitting on right now Im trying to fix...
[01:04] <jawsh_> is it like this everyday in here?
[01:04] <neverblue2> jawsh_, mostly
[01:04] <jawsh_> ehehe
[01:04] <Flare183> ..
[01:04] <jawsh_> my ubuntu  machine runs so sm00v3
[01:04] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: how are you logging in through ssh? can you paste a typical session?
[01:04] <needhelp> golden_agouti: I can get the Windows-entry if thats the important part of it... ?
[01:04] <jawsh_> easiest distro eVah
[01:05] <neverblue2> ssh -p 0000 host_name
[01:05] <jawsh_> not that i'm bragging or anything
[01:05] <needhelp> Nubbie, barbarella: But I can read through it and check for certain things..
[01:05] <golden_agouti> needhelp: Yes, that might be helpful
[01:05] <neverblue2> i am tunnelling, if that makes a difference?
[01:05] <compengi> toad__, "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras" it contains flash and much more
[01:05] <toad__> cheers for that
[01:05] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: why -p 0000 ?
[01:06] <neverblue2> because im tunnelling :)
[01:06] <barbarella> needhelp:look at http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/html_node/
[01:06] <royel> neverblue2: what does the switch -p do an why the 0000?
[01:06] <IdleOne> toad__, you need to check with #kubuntu on the package name
[01:06] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: and you can connect to the ssh server on the other end?
[01:06] <needhelp> golden_agouti: I have for some reason two Windows entries. First one is: root (hd0,0) \ savedefault \ makeactive \ chainloader +1. Other one is root (hd2,0) \ savedefault \ makeactive \ map (hd0) (hd2) \ map (hd2) (hd0) \ chainloader +1
[01:06] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, i can connect fine, just not X apps
[01:07] <wepeel> Hi all, I tried to hibernate my laptop and now swap won't mount. What can I do?
[01:07] <neverblue2> royel, howlingmadhowie is taking care of it, thanks though :)
[01:07] <barbarella> needhelp:oops you don't have any networking.
[01:07] <Safrole> Is it possible to allow a program automatic access to a keyring in Feisty?
[01:07] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: i don't understand why you need -p 0000. i didn'T think port number 0 was defined
[01:07] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, its an example....
[01:07] <Safrole> (so I don't have to keep typing in the keyring password
[01:07] <needhelp> barbarella: thats right. No network atm on the comp I try to fix
[01:07] <royel> neverblue2: I wasn't offering any help, was asking why you use -p 0000, I dont think you need that option, but am curious as to your reason
[01:08] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: a-ha that could be the problem
[01:08] <barbarella> needhelp:read what golden_agouti said
[01:08] <neverblue2> royel, and as I explained twice, its to tunnel
[01:08] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, why is that?
[01:08] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: so your sshd on the other computer responds to port number 12345 (or whatever)
[01:08] <neverblue2> no, it runs on port 22
[01:08] <neverblue2> its tunneled through a gateway
[01:09] <kunwon1> I've solved my problem of very slow SSH connections by adding an entry for the server to the client's /etc/hosts, in case anyone is wondering. SSH is now lightning fast
[01:09] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: a gateway that changes the ports? i've never done that myself (well, not for ssh)
[01:09] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, doesnt matter what port # it is really
[01:09] <adrian> how can disable the ir_common module in Feisty? It's blocking lirc
[01:10] <cafuego> blacklist the module; /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[01:10] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, its just an open port, that forwards to a system behind the gateway, and can offer any service, in this case, ssh
[01:10] <needhelp> barbarella: when? seems I cant find what he just said...
[01:10] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: so it recognises the request as an ssh request and alerts the ssh-server?
[01:10] <shiteki-jibaku> (i have a question, and it seems quite busy in here... v.v)
[01:10] <barbarella> needhelp:vi menu.lst...  line 39, 40, 41, 42
[01:10] <golden_agouti> needhelp: let me think a bit what that config means.
[01:11] <needhelp> golden_agouti: sure
[01:11] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, the sshd listens on the port, the ssh client just designates a port, then the request to the d gets passed through that port on the gateway, to the appropriate ip
[01:11] <needhelp> barbarella: what about those lines? shall I paste line 39-42 from my menufile ?
[01:12] <igr0> How can I view all existing users?
[01:12] <cafuego> igr0: getent passwd
[01:12] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, now whose schooling who :)
[01:12] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: what i don't understand is why the ssh server handles the request if it doesn't come in on port 22
[01:12] <compengi> igr0, type "who" in terminal
[01:12] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, but it does :)
[01:12] <adrian> cafuego: I read that the module can't be "deleted" because is needed by the bttv module
[01:12] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, you have never used a gateway I guess :)
[01:12] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: what happens if you leave out the -p 0000 ?
[01:13] <shiteki-jibaku> well, can someone answer a question for me...?
[01:13] <cafuego> adrian: bttw needs an infrared driver? That sounds broken.
[01:13] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: well, not like that i haven't. usually i'm happy enough with nat-translation
[01:13] <compengi> !ask shiteki-jibaku
[01:13] <barbarella> needhelp:what is you disk layout?
[01:14] <compengi> !ask | shiteki-jibaku
[01:14] <ubotu> shiteki-jibaku: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[01:14] <shiteki-jibaku> Is my registration at the Ubuntu forums not working because the word 'shit' is in my name?
[01:14] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, well anyways, i cannot get X running I guess
[01:14] <compengi> shiteki-jibaku, it could be ;)
[01:14] <nickrud> rlolo
[01:14] <shiteki-jibaku> heh
[01:14] <shiteki-jibaku> aww...
[01:14] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: we'll get this working
[01:14] <Pricey> shiteki-jibaku, #ubuntuforums please and I'll take al ook
[01:14] <needhelp> barbarella: this: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31169/
[01:14] <cafuego> shiteki-jibaku: Maybe, th forums are an unofficial someone else's project though afaik
[01:14] <shiteki-jibaku> okay
[01:15] <Pricey> cafuego, the forums are official
[01:15] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, my admin is telling me it is IP AND port specific
[01:15] <barbarella> needhelp:so you have network connection
[01:15] <neverblue2> so the gateway does direct it to my sshd when a request comes from that port
[01:15] <wepeel> I so a swapon -a and get /dev/hdc5 Invalid argument. How do I veiw the partition table?
[01:15] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: so what happens if you miss off the -p 0000? does it just do nothing?
[01:15] <cafuego> endorsed by canonical and everything? well, there ya go
[01:16] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, i need a washroom break, ill brb
[01:16] <needhelp> barbarella: yes on *this* computer ofcourse, else I wouldnt be on IRC right now. But the computer I try to fix is in another room without any networkconnections.
[01:16] <barbarella> wepeel:cfdisk /dev/hdc
[01:17] <brimue> hello, I'd like to know if I can download content off my camera via firewire using ubuntu
[01:17] <DiKKy> hi i was wondering if anyone knows how to make mplayer(gmplayer) the default application to open video files with from nautilus rather than totem?
[01:17] <wepeel> barbarella, that give me hdc5 no flags logical LInux Swap / Solaris
[01:17] <adrian> brimue: try kino
[01:17] <barbarella> needhelp:so can you pastebin your menu.lst
[01:18] <wepeel> barbarella, but my swap partition is not being mounted during startup
[01:18] <brimue> does ubuntu recogniye firewire connections as plug and play?
[01:18] <Minty_> hey could some one help me with a networking issue please
[01:18] <adrian> its a program for DV video, i think it's on the official repositories
[01:18] <nickrud> DiKKy, right click a video file of the desired type, at the bottom of the menu select properties, and in the dialog window select the tab open with
[01:18] <LouisvilleLIP> !ask | Minty_
[01:18] <ubotu> Minty_: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[01:18] <IdleOne> brimue, give it a try
[01:18] <Minty_> i hav a laptop next to me running ubuntu 7.04 has a zyxel wirless card in it asn can see my router down stairs but it keeps asking me for a wep key but i havent set 1 up :'(
[01:18] <Minty_> help
[01:18] <DiKKy> nickrud: thanks
[01:19] <LouisvilleLIP> MInty_: are you sure you are seeing the correct router?
[01:19] <Minty_> yes
[01:19] <Simo1> hi
[01:19] <barbarella> wepeel:and whitout the a option?
[01:19] <DARKGuy> hey, how can I open a new GDM screen in a new display through the terminal ?
[01:19] <Simo1> where can I get help for AWN
[01:19] <Simo1> ?
[01:19] <compengi> Simo1, hello
[01:19] <golden_agouti> needhelp: from your fstab config i get that you have 2 hard drives and a USB/SCSI device?
[01:19] <Minty_> itspicking up the signal
[01:19] <Minty_> and that
[01:19] <compengi> !awn
[01:19] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about awn - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[01:19] <needhelp> barbarella: how? ofcourse I can pastebin menu.1st from *this* computer which Im sitting on right now, but this is not the trouble-computer
[01:19] <compengi> Simo1, what's AWN?
[01:19] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, only one port is open for it on the gateway
[01:19] <brimue> thanks, adrian and Idleone, I'll try it out
[01:19] <wepeel> barbarella, just gives me the options for the command swapon
[01:20] <LouisvilleLIP> Minty_: pastebin the output of iwconfig
[01:20] <Simo1> avant windows manager
[01:20] <Minty_> but keeps saying i need to enter the passphrase etc but my router settings have no securtiy basically
[01:20] <needhelp> golden_agouti: thats right
[01:20] <Minty_> ok
[01:20] <golden_agouti> needhelp: your windows installation is on /dev/sda1 ?
[01:20] <Simo1> *navigator
[01:20] <Simo1> avant windows navigator
[01:20] <Simo1> someone here who can help out with it
[01:20] <Minty_> damn
[01:20] <Minty_> ok i got to right it up
[01:20] <needhelp> golden_agouti: thats right
[01:20] <barbarella> needhelp:did you set the main disk to boot from as usb or sata?
[01:21] <barbarella> needhelp:in the bios
[01:21] <needhelp> barbarella: none, Im running IDE and SCSI....
[01:21] <compengi> Simo1, what do you want to know about it?
[01:21] <needhelp> barbarella: I've tried setting both first
[01:21] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, not to set a time limit, but I have to run in like 10
[01:21] <neverblue2> :)
[01:22] <barbarella> needhelp:i think you have to set some thinks right in the bios
[01:22] <Simo1> I installed it and the launcher/taskabr applet works fine, but none of the other applets work
[01:22] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: that's wierd. how does it know, that that's an ssh request? can you access other services or just ssh?
[01:22] <Justi1> How do I resize my ubuntu partition?
[01:22] <Simo1> furthermore I can't add launchers
[01:22] <mzanfardino> I need to adjust the priority of a process in memory.  how do to downgrade the priority of another application?
[01:22] <quaal2> how do i find out what ati card is in this computer
[01:22] <quaal2> without taking it apart
[01:22] <LouisvilleLIP> !gpart
[01:22] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about gpart - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[01:22] <Simo1> only the window navigator working
[01:22] <LouisvilleLIP> !gparted
[01:22] <ubotu> GParted is is a !GUI partitioning program. Type  sudo apt-get install gparted  in a console to install it - A GParted "live" CD is available at http://gparted.sourceforge.net/livecd.php
[01:22] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, only specific to the service, thats why you designate the IP and port
[01:22] <LouisvilleLIP> !gparted | justi1
[01:22] <ubotu> justi1: please see above
[01:23] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: a-ha! that was the part missing from the jigsaw :)
[01:23] <tim_> fettarsch
[01:23] <fujin> hi, can anyone point me towards some package creation documentation? I'd like to create a package which installs a number of other packages (as dependancies, I assume) and then puts the relevant configuration in the correct locations
[01:23] <Justi1> louisvillelip: thanks
[01:23] <compengi> Simo1, have you done the install like http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=2093300
[01:23] <needhelp> barbarella: like what? I've changed the boot sequences plenty times with different combinations on where I let grub be installed (on /dev/hda, hda1, hda5, sda, sda1, sda5, etc)
[01:23] <tim_> xhksdhkdghkdfgk
[01:23] <tim_> llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
[01:23] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: now i know what's going on at least :)
[01:23] <neverblue2> yeah
[01:23] <LouisvilleLIP> !spam | tim_
[01:23] <ubotu> tim_: Unsure how you should behave on this channel?  Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Burgundavia, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti or mneptok
[01:23] <tim_>
[01:23] <tim_>
[01:23] <LouisvilleLIP> !op
[01:23] <compengi> !op
[01:24] <neverblue2> got it ppl :)
[01:24] <golden_agouti> needhelp: have you tried using a seperate boot partition ?
[01:24] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: but it doesn't change the problem. why isn't the x-server allowing the request from the client program on the ssh server?
[01:24] <fujin> hi, can anyone point me towards some package creation documentation? I'd like to create a package which installs a number of other packages (as dependancies, I assume) and then puts the relevant configuration in the correct locations
[01:24] <tabion> anyone know how to setup a usb dsl connection?
[01:25] <Simo1> no
[01:25] <Minty_> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31176/
[01:25] <Simo1> I will try that method
[01:25] <Minty_> there it is
[01:25] <golden_agouti> needhelp: I use a small (100mb ext2) boot partition on the first hd
[01:25] <neverblue2> i need to add the -X flag?
[01:25] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: you've got it? i never need to add a flag myself
[01:25] <IdleOne> !dsl
[01:25] <ubotu> Setting up an ADSL/PPPoE connection? Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ADSLPPPoE
[01:25] <neverblue2> nope
[01:25] <neverblue2> same error still
[01:26] <neverblue2> ill try connecting to anothe rbox
[01:26] <LouisvilleLIP> MInty_: what is the SSID of the network?
[01:26] <Minty_> NETGEAR
[01:26] <Justi1> in gparted, do I have to unmount a partition before I resize it?
[01:26] <tonsofpcs> nalioth: you around?
[01:26] <LouisvilleLIP> ok, hang on
[01:26] <Jack_Sparrow> Justi1: yes
[01:26] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: i have a suggestion. what does the sshd_config look like on the ssh server? is X11 forwarding switched on?
[01:27] <needhelp> golden_agouti: not recently. But I have an ida of what could be wrong, but not the solution. My ida about whats wrong is this: There were WinXP bootfiles on both C: (sda1) AND on D: (hda1). Its only the bootfiles on C: that should be used, but GRUB tries to use the outdated bootfiles from D:. I removed the old bootfiles from D:, and now it gets in trouble with itself...
[01:27] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, it works on my home box
[01:27] <Justi1> jack_sparrow: is it ok to unmount the partition that is currently running ubuntu?
[01:27] <ANON12345> investigate | anon12345
[01:27] <Jack_Sparrow> Justi1: Nope
[01:27] <neverblue2> must be the gateway thats causing an issue
[01:27] <ANON12345> !investigate | anon12345
[01:27] <slabby> I have setup SMB guys but cant get access to the drive on XP
[01:27] <Jack_Sparrow> Justi1: You will need to run live cd to do that
[01:27] <Justi1> jack_sparrow: okay, thanks
[01:27] <Jack_Sparrow> Justi1: Unless someone elase has a way to do it
[01:27] <neverblue2> AND I dont need the -X flag
[01:27] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: you mean, when you use your homebox as a client to access the ssh-server with the unusual port, you get x11 forwarding?
[01:27] <barbarella> needhelp:take an usb pen and copy the menu.lst file on it, then pastebin that file from your computer with internet access
[01:28] <ANON12345> How do i set-up a UDP server?
[01:28] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, im at work, so connecting to my home box, X runs fine
[01:28] <nalioth> tonsofpcs: hi
[01:28] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, when I am sshing between boxes at work, I pass (tunnel) a gateway
[01:28] <neverblue2> so its not working....
[01:28] <n2diy__> How can you determine which printer port is active, lshw doesn't show it, and I can't find it listed in dmesg either?
[01:28] <neverblue2> at work :/
[01:28] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: then i'd recommend looking at sshd_config on the ssh-server
[01:28] <tonsofpcs> err, tim_
[01:29] <mojojojo_> Can I save divx stream from totem to disk?
[01:29] <neverblue2> sshd_config eh?
[01:29] <needhelp> barbarella: Ill try that.. brb
[01:29] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: on the server you have to configure sshd_config. on the client you have to configure ssh_config
[01:29] <LouisvilleLIP> MInty: sudo iwconfig ath0 essid NETGEAR
[01:29] <LouisvilleLIP> Minty_: then Sudo dhclient ath0
[01:30] <LouisvilleLIP> Minty_: I'm 47% sure that will work
[01:30] <compengi> mojojojo_, i don't think that it's possible
[01:30] <mojojojo_> compengi:  why not?
[01:30] <Minty_> 47% very accurate
[01:30] <JodiH> hi can anybody reccomend a mail server thats user friendly to a newbie like me
[01:30] <LouisvilleLIP> Minty_: I don't have my laptop with my cheatsheet right now
[01:30] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, you might be right, its accepting tunnels on port 22
[01:30] <calyth> anyone seen a feisty box being dropped into the busybox shell at initramfs after the linux kernel upgrade -> 2.6.20-16?
[01:30] <neverblue2> or 'listening' I mean
[01:31] <Minty_> :P
[01:31] <LouisvilleLIP> Minty_: it won't break anything, just may not fix it either
[01:31] <barbarella> LouisvilleLIP:nice calculation this 47%
[01:31] <compengi> mojojojo_,  i don't think that totem has that options (feature)
[01:31] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, well, end of the day
[01:31] <mojojojo_> compengi:  ok...
[01:31] <neverblue2> thanks for the talk :)
[01:31] <LouisvilleLIP> barbarella: yeah, I rounded up too
[01:31] <barbarella> mojojojo_:mplayer can
[01:31] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: if it accepts ssh requests on port 22, why have the sys-admins configured an ssh server on port 0000 ? lots of questions...
[01:31] <Minty_> its doing something
[01:32] <neverblue2> howlingmadhowie, the port 0000 was an example
[01:32] <LouisvilleLIP> Minty_: Let me know if it works.  If it does, I've earned a beer from the fridge
[01:32] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: i know :)
[01:32] <Minty_> no dhcp offers recieved
[01:32] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: anyway, my tip: have a look at /etc/ssh/sshd_config on the server
[01:32] <Minty_> no working leases in persistent database - sleeping
[01:32] <neverblue2> yeah
[01:33] <kristofer> word
[01:33] <neverblue2> i will do howlingmadhowie
[01:33] <neverblue2> have a good night
[01:33] <riotkittie> why do the last two live CDs hate me so :| i just burned feisty and was looking forward to taking it for a spin but it took like an hour to get to 95% kernel loading, and after 20 mins i gave up on it going past that point
[01:33] <LouisvilleLIP> MInty_: have you tried to open a browser yet?
[01:33] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: if xwindow forwarding is working between your computer at work and your computer at home, then the server at work would seem to be the computer which is configured differently
[01:33] <eboyjr> riotkittie: You may have a slow CD reader.
[01:33] <Jack_Sparrow> riotkittie: What hardware.. an older system perhaps
[01:33] <howlingmadhowie> neverblue2: same to you :) have fun!
[01:33] <kristofer> I'm trying to use banshee to import some flac files, but it doesn't let me. any ideas why?
[01:33] <needhelp> barbarella: Finally I got the menu.1st, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31179/
[01:34] <Jack_Sparrow> riotkittie: Convert to iso and reburn slower
[01:34] <adrian> if irw detects the remote fine, this means that lirc is well configured?
[01:34] <codecaine> anybody know a tutorial for shell scripting on gnome?
[01:34] <riotkittie> eboyjr: no. my dvd drives are speeeeeeeeeedy. and i have problems with everything else
[01:34] <eboyjr> riotkittie: ok
[01:34] <eboyjr> riotkittie: i tried ;)
[01:34] <Minty_> no beer 4 u
[01:34] <Jack_Sparrow> riotkittie: What about the rest of the hardware.?
[01:35] <LouisvilleLIP> Minty_: ok, so iwconfig now and pastebin.  Before it wasn't picking up your NETGEAR SSID
[01:35] <riotkittie> Jack_Sparrow: what about it?
[01:35] <Jack_Sparrow> riotkittie: As in MORE info..
[01:35] <Minty_> ooo
[01:35] <howlingmadhowie> codecaine: shell scripting on gnome? i didn't know there were shell-scripting tutorials for particular window managers
[01:35] <needhelp> golden_agouti: did you read my idea about what caused the trouble? Also I just pasted the menu.1st to barbarella
[01:36] <Ubun2> 1st?
[01:36] <codecaine> say you selected a file on the desktop I want to be able to read tehe file and path of the selected file
[01:36] <bruenig> howlingmadhowie, there shouldn't be, if one claims to be, it is probably someone who doesn't know what they are talking about
[01:36] <riotkittie> eh. it's hardware-y.  <shrug>
[01:37] <barbarella> needhelp:from line 160
[01:37] <barbarella> needhelp:what's that?
[01:37] <terlmann> I have a problem and it will take ELITE nerds to fix it
[01:37] <codecaine> I know echo @ is the selected file dont' know how to add the path to the script
[01:37] <terlmann> are you ready ?
[01:37] <adrian> if irw detects the remote fine, this means that lirc is well configured?
[01:37] <LouisvilleLIP> !ask | terlmann
[01:37] <ubotu> terlmann: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[01:37] <terlmann> ok
[01:37] <terlmann> you asked for it
[01:37] <howlingmadhowie> bruenig: well, principally there are methods of making simple GUIs in shell scripts, but i thought the widget stuff was at least one level away from shell scripting :)
[01:37] <codecaine> elite nerds
[01:37] <codecaine> lol
[01:37] <Andyho> How do you install Lightning???
[01:37] <Minty_> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31180/
[01:37] <terlmann> I have a debian machine names A
[01:37] <golden_agouti> needhelp: yes there's probably someting wrong with the menu.lst, let me think a bit
[01:37] <bruenig> codecaine, pwd
[01:37] <eboyjr> !lightning
[01:37] <Minty_> there u go louisiana
[01:37] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about lightning - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[01:37] <terlmann> and a client laptop named b
[01:38] <howlingmadhowie> codecaine: i'm not sure what you want to do
[01:38] <codecaine> I tried $pwd
[01:38] <codecaine> PWD
[01:38] <terlmann> A is a debian system (desktop) which I want to serve Feisty to B
[01:38] <bruenig> howlingmadhowie, there is stuff like xdialog and such but those aren't DE specific by any measure, maybe nautilus scripts are as close as you could get to what might be considered gnome scripts
[01:38] <terlmann> over ethernet
[01:38] <yoyo> is it possible to create a umask for only specific dir?
[01:38] <riotkittie> typical dell dimension. 3gHz p4, 1gB ram. old ati card. crappy sound card.
[01:38] <needhelp> barbarella: from line 169 is lines Grub automatically added to add Windows to the menu.
[01:38] <needhelp> 160 I meant
[01:38] <bruenig> yoyo, what filesystem?
[01:38] <yoyo> for example, world writeable for all files created in /mnt/blah ?
[01:38] <yoyo> err dir
[01:39] <yoyo> ext3
[01:39] <codecaine> theres a program I want to add to nautilus scripts called wipe but to delete the file I need the path and the file name of the file right clicked on
[01:39] <LouisvilleLIP> MInty_: Did you already sudo dhclient ath0?
[01:39] <bruenig> yoyo, you can set per directory permissions on ext3 no problem, just chmod it
[01:39] <howlingmadhowie> bruenig: exactly that, xdialog :)
[01:39] <Minty_> ya
[01:39] <riotkittie> i guess i'll suck it up and do a text install but argh :\  or maybe i'll just stick with dapper.
[01:39] <r0b-> nixternal
[01:39] <yoyo> bruenig, right but if i create new dirs in it, it'll get default umask
[01:39] <yoyo> i need all dirs that get created to also be of 775 perms
[01:39] <yoyo> by any user
[01:40] <bruenig> yoyo, why are you using umask? umask isn't necessary for filesystems that retain permissions
[01:40] <yoyo> argh
[01:40] <LouisvilleLIP> MInty_: Ok, we are closer, but not done.  Let me recruit some help, this isn't terribly complicated, but I don't know the answer.
[01:40] <yoyo> for example, if i create /mnt/blah, and it's set to 775
[01:40] <Andyho> be back in a few.. gotta reboot :)
[01:40] <golden_agouti> needhelp: could you try disabling the first part that was automatically added?
[01:40] <Minty_> okies :) shall i wait here???
[01:40] <yoyo> if user john goes into that dir, and creates a dir, it'll be 755
[01:40] <howlingmadhowie> codecaine: i'm afraid i've never written scripts for nautilus
[01:40] <yoyo> the new dir being /mnt/blah/test
[01:40] <mojojojo_> barbarella:  thanks... but on the other hand... mplayer divx support doesn't work on firefox...
[01:40] <yoyo> ^ that will be 755 cuz that's his umask
[01:40] <LouisvilleLIP> Bruenig: Can you help MInty_, his wireless sees the router, has the essid in iwconfig, but won't connect
[01:41] <bruenig> yoyo, right got you, that is a good question
[01:41] <Minty_> cheers louis
[01:41] <LouisvilleLIP> Bruenig: you helped me a few days ago, dhclient ath0 didn't work for him
[01:41] <bruenig> LouisvilleLIP, you seemed to be doing what I would do
[01:41] <kristofer> anyone know why banshee won't import flac files? is there a plugin or something I need to install?
[01:41] <needhelp> golden_agouti: which lines? all of the file was actually automatically written when I installed ubuntu today
[01:42] <LouisvilleLIP> MInty_: are you positive that your router doesn't have any IP/MAC address restrictions?
[01:42] <nickrud> codecaine, if you click open scripts folder under scripts, there's a dialog window that opens. click the arrow to open a listing of environment variables
[01:42] <Minty_> im on settings now
[01:42] <Minty_> n
[01:42] <Minty_> ill type 2 u
[01:42] <golden_agouti> needhelp: comment all lines of the first entry
[01:42] <codecaine> ok I got how to get the path and the selected file :)
[01:42] <Simo1> I still can't get the taskbar in awn
[01:42] <nickrud> codecaine, and you'd probably like zenity
[01:43] <eboyjr> !compiz fusion > me
[01:43] <Pie-rat1> dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg doesn't autodetect anything at all, it just asks me to select a driver. i have moved my external hard drive to multiple machines and it cant autodetect ANY of them.
[01:43] <bruenig> !msgthebot | eboyjr
[01:43] <ubotu> eboyjr: Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots (see also !Bot). Abusing the channel bots will only result in angry ops...
[01:43] <needhelp> golden_agouti: line 126-131 ?
[01:43] <casperin> Can someone help me out? Trying to install xubuntu (from ubuntu). But I get this error: "The ext3 file system creation in partition #1 of IDE1 master (hda) failed." and then it opens up a media/desk window... What do I do?
[01:44] <Minty_> wirless options - securtiy options disable
[01:44] <barbarella> needhelp:is it windows or vista?
[01:44] <bruenig> casperin, try again?
[01:44] <nickrud> me thinks gtk1 is oogly
[01:44] <needhelp> barbarella: Win XP
[01:44] <slabby> Anybody know about setting up teamspeak servers?
[01:44] <golden_agouti> needhelp: no, lines 153-164
[01:44] <slabby> or ventrillo
[01:44] <casperin> bruenig: this was second time
[01:44] <bruenig> nickrud, compile --with-gtk2 of course
[01:44] <nickrud> bruenig, compile?  My system keeps shutting down Firefox and logging me off. When I log back on, I get an error message that reads something about having to kill a bonobo-activation-server. What do I do?
[01:45] <eboyjr> What si the program that runs Windows in a separate window? I bet I could use that instead of wine, correct?
[01:45] <brimue> hey, I get this error when running ./configure with kino 1.1.0: "configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables"
[01:45] <nickrud> bruenig, true. Since I gave up compiling, I have missed some stuff
[01:45] <bruenig> !virtualization | eboyjr
[01:45] <ubotu> eboyjr: There are several solutions for running other operating systems (or their programs) inside Ubuntu, while using the native CPU as much as possible: !QEmu (with !KQemu or !qvm86), !VirtualBox, !VMWare, as well as !WINE and !Cedega for Windows applications
[01:46] <mantra2> has anyone ever had a macbook with a core 2 working wireless? If so could you please explain how it works.
[01:46] <codecaine> in shell scripting how do you append to a string like mystring = pwd + "I want to connect this"
[01:46] <LouisvilleLIP> Minty_, still looking for an answer, but I'm just about to the end of my limited knowledge.
[01:46] <bruenig> codecaine, string="$string new stuff"
[01:47] <howlingmadhowie> codecaine: i'd use an echo
[01:47] <Minty_> ya i am
[01:47] <nickrud> codecaine, you might like to install abs-guide, it's a bash scripting guide.
[01:47] <codecaine> I want to add to different strings to 1 string
[01:47] <LouisvilleLIP> Minty_, if I find something I'll let you know
[01:47] <Minty_> it will pick up netgear n that
[01:47] <codecaine> call ty nickrud
[01:47] <bruenig> codecaine, string="$pwd/filename"
[01:47] <bruenig> codecaine, string="$(pwd)/filename"
[01:48] <Minty_> a passphrase or encytion key is required to acess network netgear
[01:48] <Burlynn> mantra2: i have one, haven't installed ubuntu on it yet, but from my reading you probably have to use ndiswrapper to get it working, i googled about it there's quite a bit of information
[01:48] <barbarella> string=$"(pwd)/filename"
[01:48] <codecaine> oh I see
[01:48] <codecaine> thanks
[01:48] <bruenig> barbarella, wrong
[01:48] <nickrud> codecaine, bruenig's last is very good, it scales
[01:48] <barbarella> not
[01:48] <mantra2> We can't seem to get it working!
[01:48] <slabby> How do I extract a .tar.bz2 file?
[01:48] <mantra2> we tried that
[01:48] <Minty_> then it has wirless security : wep 128 pass phrase or hex or acsii
[01:48] <bruenig> barbarella, hmm, let me see
[01:48] <nickrud> slabby, tar xf <file>
[01:48] <ANON12345> how do i set-up a server that uses the UDP protocol?
[01:49] <YANP> Create with Image or Create with File to make a Ubuntu CD?
[01:49] <LouisvilleLIP> Minty_, I'm 76% sure that your router settings are the issue.  Do you use the routerlogin.net method to access your settings?
[01:49] <barbarella> string=$(command)
[01:49] <bikerking16> how do i get my wireless card on my macbook to work with ubuntu
[01:49] <bruenig> barbarella, it prints (pwd)/filename with yours instead of the actualy workingdirectory/filename
[01:50] <needhelp> golden_agouti: but there will be no difference. Grub still tries to use the old XP boot-files from the wrong partition, even if I change the device in the entry to the correct one it wont use the new one or at least wont load Windows
[01:50] <Minty_> wtf is that
[01:50] <Minty_> type in the ip of router n then password etc
[01:50] <YANP> Create with Image or Create with File to make a Ubuntu CD?
[01:50] <bruenig> Minty_, if you want to use a key with iwconfig, just do iwconfig ath0 key whateverthekeyis
[01:50] <tiffanie>  I am a new user to Ubuntu and I am having an issue that is completely over my head. My system keeps shutting down Firefox and logging me off. When I log back on, I get an error message that reads something about having to kill a bonobo-activation-server. What do I do?
[01:51] <howlingmadhowie> barbarella: bruenig: thanks :) i've always used TEST=`pwd` and not TEST=$(pwd). do they do exactly the same thing?
[01:51] <barbarella> bruenig:what does he want to do?
[01:51] <bruenig> barbarella, basically wants to add a filename to the end of whatever pwd gives him
[01:51] <Minty_> but according to the router there is no key
[01:51] <patrlck> hi
[01:51] <bruenig> howlingmadhowie, they do the same thing, I read someone where that ` was deprecated so I don't use it, the dollar parenthesis are easier to read too I think
[01:51] <bruenig> don't confuse with quotes
[01:51] <YANP> Create with Image or Create with File to make a Ubuntu CD?
[01:52] <LouisvilleLIP> Minty_, under Wireless Settings, Security Options is set to what?
[01:52] <howlingmadhowie> bruenig: i just find it easy for perl scripting :)
[01:52] <Minty_> disable
[01:52] <patrlck> I'm trying to connect to a ftp server but I keep getting this error : 530 Not logged in. I've tried using 3 different software and I still can't login. Other people are able to log in so I don't know wtf I do wrong .. anybody has a clue ?
[01:52] <needhelp> barbarella: any more suggestions?
[01:52] <barbarella> bruenig:so $string should work in the sript
[01:52] <oldude67> YANP, with image
[01:52] <LouisvilleLIP> Do you have an "attached devices" button or tab?
[01:52] <YANP> oldude67: thanks
[01:52] <Safrole> Anyone know how I can let a certain program have access to my keyring *without* having to type in the password for the keyring?
[01:53] <bikerking16> wireless on ubutnu wont show up but i have a wireless card in my macbook
[01:53] <bruenig> barbarella, you lost me
[01:54] <barbarella> bruenig:never mind, it worked for him...i think!
[01:54] <bruenig> yeah whatever
[01:54] <bikerking16>  how do i set up wireless with ubuntu on my macbook
[01:54] <ANON12345> How do i set up a UDP server?
[01:54] <fujin> Anyone familiar with rolling their own packages?
[01:54] <bruenig> bikerking16, do iwconfig, does it show any interfaces with wireless extensions
[01:54] <howlingmadhowie> bikerking16: you have ubuntu installed on your macbook? maybe the wireless card isn't supported
[01:55] <fujin> I can't seem to work out howto do it.
[01:55] <bikerking16> it says
[01:55] <bruenig> oh no
[01:55] <bikerking16> no wireless cards
[01:55] <bruenig> !paste
[01:55] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[01:55] <barbarella> ANON12345:utp you mean?
[01:55] <allbert> #2 SMP Thu Jun 7 20:19:32 UTC 2007
[01:55] <ShackJack> bikerking16: I don't knkow about Macbooks, but there's a decent troubleshooting guide here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessTroubleShootingGuide
[01:55] <allbert> Linux linuxgeeks.us 2.6.20-16-generic #2 SMP Thu Jun 7 20:19:32 UTC 2007 i686 GNU/Linux
[01:55] <quaal2> anyone know of a good guie to get dual monitors working with ati
[01:56] <bruenig> !xinerama | quaal
[01:56] <ubotu> quaal: xinerama is an extension to !X to use two or more physical displays as one large virtual display. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/XineramaHowTo - See also !DualHead
[01:56] <ANON12345> barbarella: the UDP Protocol
[01:56] <bikerking16> andy@andy-linuxbox:~$ iwconfig
[01:56] <bikerking16> lo        no wireless extensions.
[01:56] <bikerking16> eth0      no wireless extensions.
[01:56] <bruenig> bikerking16, yes, that seems to be your problem
[01:56] <kanuha> how do I install the LPR printing service?
[01:56] <bikerking16> how can that be fixed/
[01:56] <bruenig> bikerking16, not sure what kind of card macbooks have in them so I don't know, someone above pointed you somewhere, I would follow him
[01:56] <barbarella> ANON12345:sorry ntp
[01:57] <bikerking16> airports
[01:57] <Hali_303> hi!
[01:57] <ANON12345> barbarella: what is ntp?
[01:57] <barbarella> ANON12345:udp, for what?
[01:57] <ken> Hello!
[01:57] <bruenig> !wifi | bikerking16
[01:57] <ubotu> bikerking16: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[01:57] <soduer_> has anybody ever worked with dancer-ircd or? eggdrop
[01:57] <Hali_303> could someone look up the default ubuntu gnome font? Ive made some changes and now I dont know what was the original one..
[01:57] <ANON12345> barbarella: a server that uses the UDP protocol
[01:57] <howlingmadhowie> bikerking16: if the right module was running, you should have an entry in iwconfig. i'd try googling this one. you can't be the first person with this problem. try ubuntuforums.org as well
[01:57] <barbarella> ANON12345:time protocol
[01:57] <ShackJack> bikerking16: THis also pertains to Airport Extreme cards: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx?action=show&redirect=WifiDocs%2FDevice%2FAirportExtreme
[01:58] <barbarella> ANON12345:what service?
[01:58] <quaal2> bruenig, thanks
[01:58] <bruenig> !ops
[01:58] <ubotu> Help! Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Burgundavia, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti or mneptok
[01:58] <ShackJack> aAhhh- make it STOP!!!
[01:58] <barbarella> whoooow
[01:58] <ShackJack> I'm dizzy...
[01:59] <Lo_Pan> lol desu
[01:59] <Lo_Pan> !ops
[01:59] <ubotu> Help! Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Burgundavia, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti or mneptok
[01:59] <nickrud> kanuha, ubuntu comes with cups, rather than the bsd lpr stuff
[01:59] <bruenig> hmm
[01:59] <Amaranth> !staff
[01:59] <ubotu> Hey nalioth, jenda, rob, SportChick, seanw, BearPerson or ompaul! I could use a bit of your time :)
[01:59] <Amaranth> Lo_Pan: dude i'm here
[01:59] <Md> ubotu: how?
[01:59] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about how? - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[01:59] <Lo_Pan> cool
[01:59] <bruenig> !love | Md
[01:59] <ubotu> Md: Love is like racing across the frozen tundra on a snowmobile which flips over, trapping you underneath. At night, the ice-weasels come.
[01:59] <Md> need klines? what else?
[02:00] <Amaranth> md: I dunno, that should do it
[02:00] <Md> I joined after the attack, I don't know the source
[02:00] <Amaranth> Also, wow, lots of people here have crappy IRC clients :)
[02:00] <soduer_> has anybody ever worked with dancer-ircd or? eggdrop
[02:00] <bruenig> someone should be clever sometime and enter into a room with like 100 bots at a time all with the same looking name and then just behave themselves and participate normally
[02:00] <Amaranth> Got flooded out responding to CTCP
[02:00] <mc44> Amaranth: yeah, xchat ftw :)
[02:00] <bruenig> that would be funny
[02:01] <Md> bruenig: people do that
[02:01] <riotkittie> xchat :O
[02:01] <nickrud> kanuha, ok?
[02:01] <monteiro> does ubuntulive has video coverage?
[02:01] <bruenig> I've never seen it
[02:01] <Amaranth> bruenig: We had like 50 bots join over 3 hours and behave themselves then attack
[02:02] <bruenig> ah but I mean not attack
[02:02] <fujin> Anyone familiar with creating Ubuntu packages? I'd like to roll a package which depends on a few other packages, and drops some config files in the specified locations. can't seem to find any good documentation on how to do it
[02:02] <Amaranth> FUCK
[02:02] <aricz> hoho
[02:02] <bruenig> hmmm
[02:02] <Amaranth> Pricey: Those are already set
[02:02] <Pricey> Amaranth, are those identified?
[02:02] <fujin> oh god -_-
[02:02] <Hali_303> anyone?
[02:02] <Pricey> I thought so... just wanted to check...
[02:03] <Amaranth> Pricey: Unless you removed rR those were set
[02:03] <Amaranth> !attack
[02:03] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about attack - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:03] <Amaranth> grr
[02:03] <Amaranth> !staff
[02:03] <ubotu> Hey nalioth, jenda, rob, SportChick, seanw, BearPerson or ompaul! I could use a bit of your time :)
[02:03] <soduer_> Im trying to set up dancer-ircd on my server and I wanna turn off ident lookup, cause for some reason it cant find my ident when connecting even though other irc servers find my ident
[02:03] <riotkittie> aw
[02:04] <boyam> Amaranth: looks like their taking naps...
[02:04] <kanuha> nickrud, yes did you get my last msg?
[02:04] <fujin> Anyone familiar with creating Ubuntu packages? I'd like to roll a package which depends on a few other packages, and drops some config files in the specified locations. can't seem to find any good documentation on how to do it
[02:04] <patrlck> I'm trying to connect to a ftp server but I keep getting this error : 530 Not logged in. I've tried using 3 different software and I still can't login.  Try using system->admin printing and click on add printer; your brother is probably already defined
[02:05] <hotty4u> mirc too
[02:05] <fujin> bruenig: any docs?
[02:06] <Amaranth> mirc is crap
[02:06] <Amaranth> and for windows only
[02:06] <hotty4u> Amaranth, works on Wibne
[02:06] <hotty4u> Wine
[02:06] <barbarella> fujin:take a look at https://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/
[02:06] <fujin> irssi for the win
[02:06] <Amaranth> that's horrible
[02:06] <fujin> https://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/
[02:06] <fujin> doh
[02:06] <bruenig> fujin, I had a hard time finding any, just kind of picked it up by extracting other debs and looking at some docs that I could find
[02:06] <fujin> cool
[02:06] <fujin> I don't need to build any source or anything
[02:06] <osxdude|desk> why +i?
[02:06] <fujin> just need to depend on a few packages and drop some files
[02:06] <kaiden> Anyone have any suggestions for software that can share 1 keyboard / mouse between 2 machines like Multiplicity does on windows, between 1 machine that's linux and 1 machine that's windows (and isn't Synergy2 as it's a pile of junk :P)?
[02:07] <kaiden> :)
[02:07] <osxdude|desk> the channel has +i!
[02:07] <Amaranth> osxdude|desk: under attack
[02:07] <Pricey> osxdude|desk, registered bot attack
[02:07] <kanuha> nickrud, ok, it detected my printer
[02:07] <bruenig> fujin, right I think I have a debextract script I wrote a while back that you can use on other debs to get an idea
[02:07] <nickrud> kanuha, good
[02:07] <cafuego> i am *not* a bot!
[02:07] <osxdude|desk> Pricey, Amaranth: oh ok
[02:07] <riotkittie> irssi <3
[02:08] <howlingmadhowie> kaiden: probably best to get a kvm switch. they cost about 10 euros for 2 ports
[02:08] <LouisvilleLIP> !mode
[02:08] <ubotu> There are many different channel and user modes on Freenode (see !freenode). Here's a list: http://freenode.net/using_the_network.shtml
[02:08] <kanuha> nickrud, however my model isn't listed
[02:08] <riotkittie> im installing dapper, and after selecting my partitions and formatting them, it keeps telling me there's errors on them. wth. :\
[02:08] <howlingmadhowie> cafuego: exactly what a bot would say :)
[02:08] <kaiden> howlingmadhowie, bleh :( i really liked my ability to just use the mouse to hit the side of the screen :P
[02:08] <cafuego> howlingmadhowie: why do you say exactly what a bot would say?
[02:09] <nickrud> kanuha, take a look at linuxprinting.org: they might have it listed there, and tell you what printer to masquerade as
[02:09] <howlingmadhowie> cafuego: i'm just joking :)
[02:09] <terlmann> cafuego : jesus loves you ;-)
[02:09] <bruenig> fujin, here it is if you want to try it, you just run it using the deb as the argument, so "debextract whatever.deb" I think there is an easier way to do it with dpkg, but I wrote this so I could do it on non debian OSes: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31183/
[02:09] <cafuego> howlingmadhowie: tell me more about just joking
[02:09] <riotkittie> oh dear.
[02:09] <CaptSmokey6> How do i set-up a game server that uses the UDP protocol?
[02:09] <ShackJack> jesus is a bot...
[02:09] <howlingmadhowie> kaiden: do you want to use the same monitor as well?
[02:09] <Pricey> !offtopic
[02:09] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[02:09] <kaiden> howlingmadhowie, no
[02:09] <Amaranth> cafuego: evil ;)
[02:09] <kaiden> i have multiple computers and multiple monitors, i just like switching between them with 1 mouse / keyboard
[02:09] <kanuha> nickrud, already did, they said to use the brother driver which tells you to make sure lpd is installed prior to installing the driver
[02:10] <riotkittie> ok, my install is finished. i'll be back, unless my desktop explodes on reboot. :|
[02:10] <cafuego> Amaranth: cafuego doesn't live here anymore. call me eliza!
[02:10] <nickrud> kanuha, which printer?
[02:10] <kanuha> nickrud, Brother MFC-420CN
[02:11] <howlingmadhowie> kaiden: i don't know of a way to do that between windows and gnu/linux. if there really isn't a way of doing it using software, there is still, as said, the hardware kvm-switch. most of them work by clicking ctrl twice, or something similar
[02:11] <fujin> +why is it so ridiculous to make a package
[02:11] <fujin> heh
[02:12] <bruenig> fujin, it really is very simple, you will see when you get it the first time, there are massive amounts of rules if you ever want your package to see a repo, but to make your own custom debs is very simple
[02:12] <howlingmadhowie> fujin: i thought there was some documentation in the official ubuntu repositories for creating deb files. you've looked in /usr/share/doc haven't you?
[02:12] <Shaddox> Does anyone know the most commonly used FTP server-side software to use on a server?
[02:12] <bruenig> !ftpd | Shaddox
[02:12] <ubotu> Shaddox: FTP servers: !ftpd, !proftpd, !pure-ftpd, !twoftpd, !vsftpd, !MuddleFTPd, !wzdftpd - Graphical front-ends: !PureAdmin, !GProftpd (for !GNOME), !KcmPureftpd (for !KDE) - See also !FTP
[02:12] <howlingmadhowie> Shaddox: i always use vsftpd
[02:13] <Shadow6363> hmm, whats the compiz/beryl channel?
[02:13] <bruenig> anyone find it odd that !ftpd gives you a factoid that includes !ftpd?
[02:13] <Burlynn> #ubuntu-effects
[02:13] <Shaddox> Yeah, that's wierd. What are the sites for ftpd and vsftpd? I'll check those two out first.
[02:13] <Pelo> wooohooo, recursion
[02:14] <howlingmadhowie> bruenig: i think they're amaing for turing completeness :)
[02:14] <soduer_> Im trying to set up dancer-ircd on my server and I wanna turn off ident lookup, cause for some reason it cant find my ident when connecting even though other irc servers find my ident
[02:14] <kaiden> howlingmadhowie, ok what about gnu/linux to gnu/linux machine? or is that the same no software known
[02:15] <howlingmadhowie> shaddox: proftpd is also used a lot. i just used vsftpd first and i'm now used to configuring it. it does have certain weaknesses however (like difficulty with following mounts)
[02:15] <kaiden> i know SYnergy2 does it but i play wow (addict) hehe ;p on my machines and Synergy2 sucks for it
[02:15] <pi3> where is the list of words located?
[02:15] <Pelo> soduer_,  maybe dancer-ircd has a channel you can ask in
[02:15] <pi3> I mean the dictionary
[02:15] <CaptSmokey6> how do i set up a game server that uses the UDP protocol?
[02:15] <soduer_> Pelo, nope nobody answering there...
[02:15] <Pelo> pi3,  menu > application> accessories > dictionnary
[02:16] <howlingmadhowie> kaiden: now that should be pretty trivial to implement, so i'm sure there are a number of solutions out there
[02:16] <pi3> Pelo: sorry, I mean the text file that has a lot of words
[02:16] <howlingmadhowie> kaiden: but it's something i've never done, cos i have an 8port kvm switch :)
[02:16] <Pelo> soduer_,  you'll have to be patient not all  channels are as well attended as this one,   also check their site for a link to a forum you can search
[02:16] <nickrud> kanuha, are you here?: http://solutions.brother.com/linux/sol/printer/linux/cups_drivers.html#de
[02:16] <Pelo> pi3,  which application ?
[02:17] <pi3> Pelo, it's not an application.. never mind
[02:17] <eboyjr> I just installed VirtualBox, but I don't know how to start it. How do I start it?
[02:18] <tck> eboyjr, Applications > System Tools > Innotek
[02:18] <kanuha> nickrud, thx, I have the driver, but it says to install lpd first, I guess my biggest question is when I tried to install lpd synaptic wanted to uninstall the ubuntu-desktop
[02:19] <riotkittie> phew.
[02:19] <tck> eboyjr, make sure you are part of the vboxusers group
[02:19] <IndyGunFreak> kanuha: that no big deal, its just a metapackage
[02:19] <tck> eboyjr, sudo groupadd vboxusers : you may have to reboot for changes to take effect
[02:19] <megafauna> Hi, I can't figure out how to make Compiz-Fusion flip the cube with the mousewheel, can someone advise pls?
[02:19] <eboyjr> tck: Thanks
[02:19] <kanuha> IndyGunFreak, so it won't hurt to uninstall the ubuntu-desktop?
[02:19] <IndyGunFreak> kanuha: not at all.
[02:19] <tck> eboyjr, no problem
[02:20] <kanuha> nickrud, thx
[02:20] <kanuha> IndyGunFreak, thx
[02:20] <nickrud> kanuha, in the notes on that page, it makes mention of faking out the driver installer by creating a symbolic link in /etc/init.d, try that
[02:20] <IndyGunFreak> kanuha: like i said, its just a metapackage, its not going to actually uninstall the desktop, its realy nothing to worry about,l if you use ubuntu for any period of time, you'll see that again
[02:20] <IndyGunFreak> kanuha: no prob.
[02:21] <nickrud> kanuha, the key to the ubuntu-desktop package is: make sure it's installed when you upgrade to the next release
[02:21] <kanuha> nickrud, I'll take a look to see about that link, thx
[02:21] <riotkittie> ok. stupid question time. can i take the ubuntu install from my laptop (<3) and move it to my desktop? cause i am feeling really lazy :x
[02:21] <Shaddox> riotkittie: I think so.
[02:22] <kanuha> nickrud, wouldn't that call for me to unistall the lpd service if I go to install the desktop again?
[02:22] <riotkittie> ahh. maybe i will try it later, then :D
[02:22] <Shaddox> riotkittie: If you can partition your devices the same way as your laptop, I don't see why you couldn't copy everything over, as long as the directory structure remains intact.
[02:22] <howlingmadhowie> notkittie: depends what you mean by 'ubuntu installation on your laptop'
[02:22] <fujin> k, making progress rolling packages
[02:22] <fujin> now I get this error when I try to dpkg -i: trying to overwrite `/etc/ldap/ldap.conf', which is also in package libldap2
[02:22] <nickrud> kanuha, that's why brother provides the cups wrapper/driver stuff, so you don't need lpd
[02:23] <insomninja> riotkittie: it depends on the hardware differences between the laptop and the dektop
[02:23] <howlingmadhowie> notkittie: all of your personal settings are in your $HOME directory. just putting that on the desktop computer would be a very good start.
[02:24] <xnix> anyone know of any agp/nvidia issues in gutsy gibbon
[02:24] <nickrud> kanuha, on that page as well, it points out the drivers with a red asterisk may need lpd; yours doesn't have the asterisk
[02:24] <Hali_303> I wanna get rid of gcj/gci and wanna install the lates SUN java. how can I do that?
[02:24] <bruenig> xnix, #ubuntu+2
[02:24] <bruenig> xnix, #ubuntu+1
[02:25] <Pelo> !java | Hali_303
[02:25] <ubotu> Hali_303: To install a Java compiler/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java5-jre from the !Multiverse repository. Enable the backports repository on Edgy to install sun-java6-jre
[02:25] <nickrud> riotkittie, and you can duplicate your packages setup by using dpkg --get-selections > mypackages on the laptop, copying that file to the desktop (after a base install) and doing dpkg --set-selections < mypackages && apt-get dselect-upgrade
[02:25] <howlingmadhowie> Hali_303: you may have to change the links in /usr/bin as well
[02:25] <riotkittie> ehhh but if i move my ~ dir here, arent my personal settings just going to be overwritten when i get around to installing things? :P
[02:26] <riotkittie> nickrud:  too much effort. :|   i will just leave it alone for the time being.
[02:26] <flex_> net
[02:26] <riotkittie> ok. now i'm going to go install 7.04 so i can see if i  hate it or not. :|
[02:26] <nickrud> riotkittie, five commands ?
[02:26] <fujin> can anyone help me rseolve a package insatllation issue? I assume it's just a minor thign which I'm missing. Perhaps a flag, which tells it to overwrite the files I have bundled?
[02:26] <fujin> trying to overwrite `/etc/ldap/ldap.conf', which is also in package libldap2
[02:26] <howlingmadhowie> riotkittie: 7.04 is great :)
[02:26] <Veenified> !dvd | Veenified
[02:26] <fujin> i *want* to do this.
[02:27] <wesolek> hello :) everybody :) I can't crate another user on my ubuntu... when I do: system->administration->users and groups I can add another user, but when I close is and open up again, it's no longer there and you can't log on with that username
[02:27] <kanuha> nickrud, ok, install the symbolic links, install the driver, remove the links and my model number should show up?
[02:27] <wesolek> *create
[02:27] <Veenified> !dvd Veenified
[02:27] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about dvd veenified - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:27] <AndrewB> !dvd > Veenified
[02:27] <bruenig> fujin, one way to do it is to package it so that it goes to ldap.conf.new and then write a postinst script that removes the old one and moves the .new one over
[02:27] <howlingmadhowie> wesolok: can you open a terminal and enter the following: ls -lh /etc/passwd
[02:28] <fujin> bruenig: surely there's another way that isn't so nasty?
[02:28] <nickrud> kanuha, that's what the pages says, and it sound pretty straightforward.
[02:28] <riotkittie> five commands + hooking up my external drive + switching the keyboard + switching the monitor + finding laptop cards. and on and on and on.
[02:28] <kanuha> nickrud, thx I'll give it a try
[02:28] <bruenig> fujin, no, you can see from a package management view point how nasty it would be to allow two packages with the same files be installed
[02:28] <LouisvilleLIP> Has anyone ever seen a window manager that lets you have more than 4 borders?  I want an L-shaped browser window
[02:28] <fujin> hrm
[02:28] <Veenified> thanks AndrewB i forgot the syntax
[02:29] <riotkittie> oh wait. i'm feeling masochistic. i'm going to try to get compiz going.
[02:29] <nickrud> o^)
[02:29] <gizzo> hi all, i have a very odd problem, i have two alsa devices
[02:29] <gizzo> it seems ubuntu is confused which one to use
[02:29] <gizzo> how can i configure alsa itself
[02:30] <bruenig> fujin, you can probably run some sort of dpkg force option to make it do it also
[02:30] <golden_agouti> needhelp: could your problem be that you are trying to boot from a scsi disk? Does it need a special driver? I saw this on the grub manual: http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/html_node/DOS_002fWindows.html#DOS_002fWindows
[02:30] <nickrud> gizzo, do you have one on the mainboard, that you don't want to use? if so, disable in bios
[02:30] <fujin> lol, --force -i doesn't work
[02:30] <howlingmadhowie> gizzo: on some distributions you can run alsaconf, but i don't think it's installed by default on ubuntu
[02:30] <bruenig> fujin, --force-all maybe
[02:30] <nickrud> --force-overwrite
[02:31] <bruenig> yeah overwrite, I knew there was probably some specific one
[02:31] <gizzo> nickrud problem is some people from the family use this machine for conferencing and under windows skype and etc use that board device for headset
[02:31] <IndyGunFreak> howlingmadhowie: almost positive it is.
[02:31] <fujin> sweet
[02:31] <Shaddox> Hi everyone, How do I give a specific user full readwrite access to a directory, while still keeping the entire thing owned by the root user?
[02:31] <fujin> looks like it worked
[02:31] <gizzo> but i will see about running alsaconf
[02:31] <nickrud> gizzo, ah.
[02:31] <mannytu> hello
[02:32] <howlingmadhowie> Shaddox: use a group
[02:32] <Shaddox> howlingmadhowie: Oh, so I can just add a user to the root group?
[02:32] <Hali_303> howlingmadhowie: thanks! should I remove gcj beforehand or just start installing the sun packages straight away?
[02:32] <GreenJelly_linux> I now have a client version, but the install wizzard doesnt seem to support RAID... do I have to create the partition on one drive then expand the drive to another, or is there a way to do it within the installation
[02:32] <robert_> hm
[02:32] <bruenig> Shaddox, just make the thing owned by a group other than root, and then add that user to that group
[02:32] <howlingmadhowie> gizzo: apropos alsa tells me there's a command called asoundconf on my system. maybe it's on yours too
[02:32] <robert_> how do I use nas?
[02:33] <howlingmadhowie> hali_303: i have a feeling removing gcj could be difficult because of dependencies. just install the best sun version you can find in the repositories and, if the links in /usr/bin aren't automatically updated, create new ones
[02:34] <gizzo> howlingmadhowie: indeed there is i ran it and i specified the card
[02:34] <gizzo> not sure if i need to reboot dough
[02:34] <MikeW> Will gutsy use beagle for searching, or something different like tracker?
[02:34] <linxuz3r> !compiz
[02:34] <ubotu> Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - See http://tinyurl.com/pw5ez for Kubuntu systems - Help in #ubuntu-effects
[02:34] <bruenig> MikeW, probably locate find which and whereis
[02:34] <Shaddox> bruenig: Thanks, but now how do I make SSHRSA keys?
[02:35] <bruenig> Shaddox, I don't know
[02:35] <howlingmadhowie> gizzo: i'd have thought it would work without rebooting
[02:35] <nickrud> Hali_303, to select the java you want active, do sudo update-alternatives --config java
[02:35] <Hali_303> howlingmadhowie: thanks Ill try
[02:35] <nickrud> Hali_303, after installing the ubuntu java 5 or 6, of course
[02:35] <Hali_303> nickrud: thanks!
[02:36] <gizzo> howlingmadhowie: it didnt complain or anything but still no sound out of audigy
[02:36] <howlingmadhowie> shaddox: genrsa?
[02:37] <Hogue> !mp3
[02:37] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[02:37] <howlingmadhowie> gizzo: let's try the simple things first. have you turned up the volume for this card?
[02:37] <javb> i installed asterisk on ubuntu server, any ideas on how can i make load when the computer is booting? Zaptel loads but not asterisk, where do i have to put it?
[02:37] <fujin> how can I force a package to install the packages it depends on? http://rafb.net/p/j8AKwe51.html
[02:37] <dwxreaper> what are some things that make ubuntu better than windows?
[02:37] <gizzo> howlingmadhowie: yes and the speakers are plugged in
[02:38] <GreenJelly_linux> I now have a client version, but the install wizzard doesnt seem to support RAID... do I have to create the partition on one drive then expand the drive to another, or is there a way to do it within the installation
[02:38] <howlingmadhowie> javb: have a look at /etc/rc.d
[02:38] <howlingmadhowie> gizzo: i'm just asking, because the last time i have problems with an audigy sound card, i'd forgotten to turn the volume up :)
[02:38] <javb> howlingmadhowie: dont hav that. just /etc/rc.local
[02:38] <sport> whats a range of port that would definitely not be blocked by a isp?
[02:38] <clever> sport: all depends on the isp
[02:39] <gizzo> howlingmadhowie: understandable :-)
[02:39] <howlingmadhowie> javb: sorry. on ubuntu there are five of them. i'd put something in rc3.d
[02:39] <sport> clever: comcast
[02:39] <clever> sport: but you could open everything(so your pc answers as closed) then scan from an external one which shows the ones actualy unblocked
[02:39] <LouisvilleLIP> dwxreaper: everything is customizable
[02:39] <nickrud> fujin, take a look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Personal , that shows you one way
[02:39] <howlingmadhowie> gizzo: maybe you should try a reboot. but i can't see why alsa would require it
[02:40] <javb> howlingmadhowie: what do you mean with "something"
[02:40] <sport> clever : sounds good ... but how
[02:40] <clever> router?
[02:40] <dwxreaper> what are some things that make ubuntu better than windows?
[02:40] <gizzo> only one way to see...shutdown -t 0 "now"
[02:40] <sport> clever : linksys WRT54G v3
[02:40] <KenSan> dwxreaper: you can fix it when it breaks
[02:40] <GreenJelly_linux> dwxreaper its free
[02:40] <howlingmadhowie> javb: a script called S20asterisk, telling the init-daemon how to start asterisk
[02:40] <golden_agouti> and its brown
[02:40] <ShackJack> dwxreaper: Updates of all programs at one, easy program install uninstall, no viruses, better performance, stability, free software...
[02:40] <KenSan> brown pwns
[02:41] <K`zan> Anyone here using seyon and have it work?
[02:41] <clever> sport: try setting the dmz to your pc for a short bit
[02:41] <javb> howlingmadhowie: any sample? i start asterisk manually just typing "asterisk"
[02:41] <K`zan> I get: {~/vweb} $ /usr/bin/seyon <CRLF>seyon-emu: Unknown option '-n'.
[02:41] <GreenJelly_linux> dwxreaper it takes 7 days to figure out how to fix a system that breaks after you update it
[02:41] <clever> sport: then use the port scaner on grc.com(shields up)
[02:41] <ShackJack> dwxreaper: If you're the average computer user it will do all you need (email, office work, photos, music, etc...) and even then some...
[02:41] <savetheWorld> GreenJelly_linux: is that an average or an absolute?
[02:41] <clever> sport: it will show the status of all ports(open/closed/filtered)
[02:42] <KenSan> savetheWorld: lol
[02:42] <clever> sport: with your router dmz turned on nothing should show as filtered(enless the isp is filtering)
[02:42] <GreenJelly_linux> savetheWorld seems to be the limit of my patience
[02:42] <Veenified> Anyone know how I can get dvds to play? They won't play even after installing the codecs and following the factoid.
[02:42] <howlingmadhowie> javb: i've never used asterisk, but does asterisk have an entry in /etc/init.d ?
[02:42] <mzuverink> Whats the way to stop the gnome easter egg free the fish w/o loging out or resarting x?
[02:42] <GreenJelly_linux> savetheworld trying to use Ubuntu... but the install shield doesnt look like it supports raid...
[02:42] <pi3> Veenified: what seems to be the problem?
[02:42] <javb> howlingmadhowie: no
[02:43] <bruenig> install shield?
[02:43] <Gave> hi
[02:43] <riotkittie> ew. i need screen. brb
[02:43] <bruenig> come on now
[02:43] <GreenJelly_linux> *install wizzard
[02:43] <Veenified> pi3: I am trying to play a casino royale dvd and in totem it tells me it is encrypted
[02:43] <simon__> Hi. i got a problem with affinity: its pasted here: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31189/
[02:43] <IndyGunFreak> Veenified: you need to install libdvdcss
[02:43] <clever> Veenified: try mplayer
[02:43] <wesolek> does anybody know how to create a user from a terminal?
[02:43] <riotkittie> ahh. much bettah.
[02:43] <sport> clever : what is stealth?
[02:43] <clever> Veenified: #mplayer can probly give more help with it
[02:43] <Gave> hey guys
[02:43] <pi3> Veenified: you can use VLC player
[02:43] <clever> sport: i think it means the same as filtered
[02:44] <unagi> !dvd
[02:44] <ubotu> For playing DVD, see http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/video.html - "libdvdcss2" can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages - Try k9copy (available in !Universe) for backing up DVDs
[02:44] <Veenified> pi3: i tried VLC
[02:44] <Gave> where can i get VLC player
[02:44] <clever> sport: open means you can connect, closed means the computer is actively blocking it,filters is no answer at all
[02:44] <IndyGunFreak> Veenified: it doesn't matter what player you use, you need libdvdcss
[02:44] <nickrud> wesolek, sudo adduser <user>
[02:44] <IndyGunFreak> Gave: in the repos.
[02:44] <howlingmadhowie> javb: oh, how strange. i have an entry called S21asterisk in my rc5.d ( a link to /etc/init.d/asterisk)
[02:44] <GreenJelly_linux> <--- 7 days of triing to get a module to compile in Fedora 7, even after I had it compiled, has lead me to slight madness
[02:44] <dwxreaper> ok thanks
[02:44] <Ahadiel> Gave, sudo apt-get install vlc
[02:44] <Gave> what is the repos
[02:44] <Gave> ok
[02:44] <IndyGunFreak> "what is the repos"... lol, you got a lot of reading ot do.
[02:44] <Veenified> IndyGunFreak: i already installed it
[02:44] <dwxreaper> sounds pretty good guys, I just know windows well, that's the only problem :P
[02:44] <howlingmadhowie> wesolek: adduser
[02:45] <wesolek> what about the rights of that user? and password? nickrud :) thanks :)
[02:45] <IndyGunFreak> Veenified: then it should work
[02:45] <sport> clever well im at 1055 and they are all stealth so far
[02:45] <Veenified> IndyGunFreak: unfortunately i wished it did
[02:45] <IndyGunFreak> Veenified: my point is, you likely didn't install it, or dind't install it correctly
[02:45] <clever> sport: by default your router will filter everything
[02:45] <bor3d> yo
[02:45] <linxuz3r_> hey
[02:45] <Justi1> because the GUI won't work on my video card, what commands can I use in gparted to resize a partition?
[02:45] <GreenJelly_linux> Now it looks like Ubuntu doesnt natively support RAID array in there setup... and creating 3 mirrors manually, then updating Grub so it works properly, does not sound apealing to me]
[02:45] <linxuz3r_> i have a problem
[02:45] <wesolek> damn, it says that it already exists, but I can't log on :( nickrud
[02:46] <Veenified> IndyGunFreak: does it matter that the dvd is "enhanced" it has .exes in the parent directory
[02:46] <IndyGunFreak> Veenified: hmm., maybe.
[02:46] <pi3> !ask | linxuz3r_
[02:46] <ubotu> linxuz3r_: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[02:46] <nickrud> wesolek, hm. try sudo passwd <user>
[02:46] <howlingmadhowie> wesolek: can you post the result of the following: cat /etc/passwd | grep <name of user>
[02:46] <Justi1> !gparted
[02:46] <ubotu> GParted is is a !GUI partitioning program. Type  sudo apt-get install gparted  in a console to install it - A GParted "live" CD is available at http://gparted.sourceforge.net/livecd.php
[02:46] <linxuz3r> i have a problem with compiz fusion to get installed can you guys help me?
[02:46] <LouisvilleLIP> it's ironic that it's more difficult to play the DVD you own than the dvd you could have DL'd from TPB
[02:46] <craigbass1976> I have dapper and need feisty.  http://www.urbanpuddle.com/articles/2007/05/23/upgrade-from-ubuntu-dapper-or-edgy-to-feisty-fawn is what I'm thinking of doing.  What are the chances of coming out on the other  end with no data loss?
[02:47] <clever> howlingmadhowie: 'grep name /etc/passwd' would be shorter and the same effect
[02:47] <LouisvilleLIP> linxuz3r: #compiz
[02:47] <wesolek> hold on guys :) nickrud, howlingmadhowie.... gosh that was a longes nickname I've ever see :)
[02:47] <Veenified> IndyGunFreak: Maybe it's because i am using a 64-bit machine
[02:47] <shavex> how do i update my libdecoration
[02:47] <CaptSmokey6> how do i set up a UDP server for games?
[02:47] <howlingmadhowie> clever: you're right :)
[02:47] <clever> :)
[02:48] <IndyGunFreak> Veenified: thats a possibility, 64bit isn't really ready for a novice
[02:48] <GreenJelly_linux> so am I right... Ubuntu is not going to meet my needs?
[02:48] <GreenJelly_linux> :(
[02:48] <IndyGunFreak> only you can answer that
[02:48] <holzmodem> hi, i compiled successfull my new kernel w/ patches, but now i dont have wirless (ipw2200), modprobe return no errors. where is the right place for the firmware?
[02:48] <unagi> i dont understand how to download libdvdcss
[02:48] <Veenified> IndyGunFreak: i'm not a novice (thanks for the insult) i just have no experience with codecs
[02:49] <Gave> where can i get pidgin
[02:49] <Zambezi> Is there a particular chipset on motherboard which is suitible for Linux? I'm looking on a new computer now with C2Q.
[02:49] <LouisvilleLIP> sudo apt-get install libdvdcss
[02:49] <wesolek> thanks guys, at least I can see it... will try to log on, thanks again :) nickrud, howlingmadhowie
[02:49] <nickrud> unagi, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu#head-381bea41610683e5e26322fd7028e7aef85e3105
[02:49] <IndyGunFreak> Veenified: well then if you're not a novice, you should have no problem downloading and compilign libdvdcss.. it wasn't an insult, it was the truth
[02:49] <fujin> nickrud: I won't be able to do the --force-overwrite thing then.
[02:49] <mannytu> someone is trying to watch his DVD
[02:50] <IndyGunFreak> LouisvilleLIP: i think that will only work if you have restricted repos enabled.
[02:50] <sport> clever ever port on every scan is "stealth"
[02:50] <sport> clever every*
[02:50] <GreenJelly_linux> Well I would like a definitive answer if there is a way to have the install wizzard on the non-enterprise version to support raid arrays...
[02:50] <gizzo> well, alsa is fine no sound coming out of audigy...
[02:50] <clever> sport: did you open them all up with the dmz setting of your router?
[02:50] <GreenJelly_linux> but no one has said anything:( *cry*
[02:50] <clever> sport: and set that to the ip of your computer?
[02:50] <nickrud> fujin, ah, that's the same thing? You're right, but that's also a sign of a package not built for ubuntu or not properly built. Both situations are suspect ....
[02:50] <Veenified> IndyGunFreak: you know how to turn people away from ubuntu
[02:51] <IndyGunFreak> Veenified: i also had no problem installing libdvdcss.... Good luck.
[02:51] <Justi1> what are some partitioning programs besides gparted?
[02:51] <howlingmadhowie> Greenjelly_linux: i don't think the install wizard for desktop ubuntu supports raid-arrays. the install wizard for suse does
[02:51] <nickrud> fujin, a quicky would to be dpkg -i <package0> <package1> <package2> ....
[02:51] <Veenified> IndyGunFreak: do you have a 64-bit machine?
[02:51] <sport> clever: i set the router to dmz for the computer that i cheack it on
[02:51] <unagi> ty nickrud
[02:51] <fujin> nickrud: so I guess the only way to get around it is to make the package properly, with a postinst script to move the files that I want to overwrite
[02:51] <casperin> is there some way of running a checkdisk with xubuntu running directly from the cd?
[02:51] <GreenJelly_linux> howlingmadhowie tried suse, community sucks...   but I think I may be going back to it
[02:51] <clever> sport: odd
[02:51] <howlingmadhowie> gizzo: strange. i wonder what's going on with your audigy
[02:51] <nickrud> fujin, that would be best, and send a patch upstream
[02:52] <IndyGunFreak> unagi: did you get it installed?
[02:52] <sport> clever ive been running into "odd" all day :D
[02:52] <linxuz3r_> anyone using compiz fusion here?
[02:52] <gizzo> howlingmadhowie: no clue, the weird thing is i cant get a squeek out of it, it shows up in my sound control
[02:52] <clever> lol
[02:52] <unagi> working on it
[02:52] <LouisvilleLIP> !partition
[02:52] <ubotu> Partitioning programs: !GParted or QTParted (also "man mkfs" for formatting) - Mounting partitions in Gnome under Dapper: System -> Administration -> Disks - For Edgy, see !fstab and !DiskMounter
[02:52] <IndyGunFreak> ok.
[02:52] <howlingmadhowie> Greenjelly_linux: it's possible that the install cd (the cd without the live environment) does support raid arrays
[02:52] <gizzo> i can control its volume
[02:52] <clever> sport: i had a odd problem on a lfs install
[02:52] <GreenJelly_linux> howlingmadhowie tried fedora, suse, ubuntu, gentoo, and have a copy of debian that I havent tried yet.
[02:52] <clever> sport: i think the problem was bad sectors corupting the source files and finaly the compiler
[02:52] <fujin> nickrud: oh I'm not trying to patch a Ubuntu package, I'm trying to create my own to take care of installing all of the packages rquired for LDAP authentication, and then putting all of the relevant configuration files into the right places
[02:53] <riotkittie> ew. my audio is skipping :|
[02:53] <howlingmadhowie> gizzo: next stupid question. my audigy has five cinch-sockets on it. are you sure you have the speakers plugged into the right ones?
[02:53] <Gave> guys where can i get pidgin?
[02:53] <fujin> I guess I can just unpack to /tmp/ldapauth and then do mv /tmp/ldapauth/etc /, that should overwrite everything
[02:53] <sport> clever well im going to set the dmz for a different comp and check it there, that all i can think of doing
[02:53] <kanuha> nickrud, printer works now, but how do I remove the symbolic link?
[02:53] <gizzo> howlingmadhowie: we can skipp the stupid questions :-) just tested the sound in windows worked fine
[02:53] <unagi> yea i got it installed IndyGunFreak
[02:53] <unagi> what does everyone use to backup dvds to iso?
[02:53] <nickrud> fujin, ok. Then doing it right and having a local repo is the Right Way
[02:53] <GreenJelly_linux> howlingmadhowie may have more luck with suse, sise I have learned so much in the mean time... cant get this module to work for Fedora... everyone but me can get it to install
[02:53] <howlingmadhowie> gizzo: okay :)
[02:53] <IndyGunFreak> unagi: did it work?
[02:54] <riotkittie> did we cover my favourite stupid question yet >> is it muted?
[02:54] <clever> sport: yeah the firewall on the pc you set to dmz may be filtering things to hide itself
[02:54] <fujin> sweeet
[02:54] <quaal2> has anyone got dual monitors setup with an ati card?
[02:54] <quaal2> im trying big desktop
[02:54] <howlingmadhowie> Greenjelly_linux: just out of curiosity, which module?
[02:54] <nickrud> kanuha, sudo unlink /path/to/link
[02:54] <quaal2> and have them working
[02:54] <user__> wong
[02:54] <quaal2> but the 2 different sized monitors is giving problmes
[02:54] <gizzo> howlingmadhowie: very odd problem, i get sound out of the board sound if i switch it as the primary sound device
[02:54] <lashmoov2> is there an app that can help me tune a guitar
[02:54] <GreenJelly_linux> rocket raid 2300... using it as a SATA controller
[02:54] <unagi> yes IndyGunFreak
[02:54] <IndyGunFreak> ok.
[02:54] <shavex> how do you update libdecorations?
[02:54] <riotkittie> sudo reboot
[02:54] <quaal2> lashmoov2, there are websites for that
[02:54] <riotkittie> ooops
[02:54] <Veenified> IndyGunFreak: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31192/
[02:54] <Gave> where can i get PIDGIN??
[02:54] <sport> clever it on xubuntu do know how to disable the firewall on it?
[02:55] <clever> .
[02:55] <andyho623> wow.. what's up with the registering stuff?!?
[02:55] <lashmoov2> quaal2: thanks
[02:55] <howlingmadhowie> gizzo: you've checked on alsa.org to see if there are any problems with the type of card you have?
[02:55] <GreenJelly_linux> howlingmadhowie after 7 days... I couldnt recompile it... I compiled it once, and cant seem to do it again, no matter what I try... everyone else in the world can compile it
[02:55] <clever> sport: the firewall on allmost any linux pc is iptables
[02:55] <IndyGunFreak> Gave: there's a package somewhere(not sure where).. but you can get the source at http://www.pidgin.im
[02:55] <gizzo> howlingmadhowie: i've ran fine with this card under suse and redhat using alsa
[02:55] <Gave> ok thx
[02:55] <Eljus> hi does anyone know how to make ubuntu recognize a cell phone connected  via usb
[02:55] <golden_agouti> Gave: http://www.getdeb.net/release.php?id=1045
[02:55] <Eljus> ?
[02:56] <clever> sport: if you run 'sudo iptables-save' youll see a list of the firewall rules
[02:56] <sport> mmkay
[02:56] <clever> sport: if you see none then its probly fully off
[02:56] <IndyGunFreak> Gave: try this.,...  wget http://download.ubuntu.pl/_Feisty_Fawn/pidgin/2.0.2/pidgin_2.0.2-1_i386.deb
[02:56] <kanuha> nickrud, thx it worked
[02:56] <IndyGunFreak> Gave: then run this command sudo dpkg -i purple-plugin-pack_1.0-1_i386.deb
[02:56] <nickrud> kanuha, great.
[02:56] <Veenified> IndyGunFreak: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31192/    how does that taste?!
[02:56] <GreenJelly_linux> Does anyone know how to make linux user friendly....  :-p  thanks for the help... sorry for the sarcasim...
[02:56] <howlingmadhowie> Greenjelly_linux: isn't it part of the standard kernel sources?
[02:57] <IndyGunFreak> Veenified: sorry, i was watching a DVD, what were you saying?
[02:57] <LouisvilleLIP> Veenified, that is the dev version
[02:57] <andyho623> anyone had luck installing an nvidia card?? I can not get it for the life of me..
[02:57] <bcbooteRR> anyone know of any oter supported raid cards than 3ware?
[02:57] <h1st0> bcbooteRR: you can check the hardware list
[02:57] <sport> clever can i kill iptables?
[02:58] <Veenified> LouisvilleLIP: do you have a solution? do i install something else?
[02:58] <LouisvilleLIP> sudo apt-get install libdvdcss
[02:58] <howlingmadhowie> andyho623: i have a geforce440 in my computer, and i have to use an older version of the driver. the card is no longer supported by the newest version
[02:58] <LouisvilleLIP> you have to have medibuntu enabled
[02:58] <IndyGunFreak> lol
[02:58] <h1st0> bcbooteRR: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport?highlight=%28hardware%29
[02:58] <larson999> LouisvilleLIP, are you in ky?
[02:58] <clever> sport: iptables is part of the kernel and cant be killed
[02:58] <LouisvilleLIP> larson999: yes
[02:58] <h1st0> howlingmadhowie: there is nvidia-glx-legacy
[02:59] <unagi> !dvd
[02:59] <ubotu> For playing DVD, see http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/video.html - "libdvdcss2" can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages - Try k9copy (available in !Universe) for backing up DVDs
[02:59] <h1st0> !nvidia-glx-legacy | howlingmadhowie
[02:59] <clever> sport: but you can remove the rules from it so it does nothing
[02:59] <gizzo> howlingmadhowie: i found the problem
[02:59] <MongooseWA> is this a good place to ask really basic questions? I'm new to linux and I'm wanting a place where I can talk to someone and ask my fair share of newb questions.
[02:59] <larson999> LouisvilleLIP, makes 2 of us.
[02:59] <IndyGunFreak> MongooseWA: if you have Ubuntu
[02:59] <sebzzz> Hi all! Any change we'll get the videos of the tutorials given at Ubuntu Live?
[02:59] <LouisvilleLIP> !ask > mongooseWA
[02:59] <howlingmadhowie> clever: netfilter is part of the kernel, iptables is a usermode program to configure netfilter :)
[02:59] <Testtube> During the initial install of the OS does it by default install Apache?
[02:59] <clever> howlingmadhowie: same thing:P
[02:59] <howlingmadhowie> gizzo: what was it?
[02:59] <gizzo> in ubuntu 7.x if you have audigy there is a setting under the volume control switches, uncheck the freaking Audigy Analog output jack
[02:59] <gizzo> what a bummer
[02:59] <nickrud> Testtube, the desktop no, server edition yes
[02:59] <h1st0> sebzzz: might want to ask on the forums or the mailing list.
[03:00] <howlingmadhowie> clever: grep name /etc/passwd :)
[03:00] <LouisvilleLIP> larson999: where from?
[03:00] <clever> howlingmadhowie: used to be ipchains but i havent seen any system with that yet
[03:00] <h1st0> sebzzz: or check out the fridge.
[03:00] <Testtube> Nickrud thanks for the quick response. By default which version does it install is it Apache 2?
[03:00] <clever> howlingmadhowie: yeah i allready said that:P
[03:00] <howlingmadhowie> gizzo: lol :)
[03:00] <sojourner> /name
[03:00] <Testtube> or apache 1.*
[03:00] <Veenified> IndyGunFreak: you're so helpful, instead of helping people, you insult them, have fun hanging out in a support chat room and watching your dvd, i'm just going to makeout with this girl, the movie was an excuse to do it anyway
[03:00] <IndyGunFreak> lol
[03:00] <IndyGunFreak> what an idiot.
[03:00] <LouisvilleLIP> lol
[03:00] <MongooseWA> hahah
[03:00] <gizzo> howlingmadhowie: have you tried beryl yet?
[03:00] <MongooseWA> beryl's depricated
[03:00] <IndyGunFreak> i never insulted him, he insulted me.
[03:00] <larson999> LouisvilleLIP, i'm not from here but i moved here in novemeber.  i live in louisville.  around westport and the gene shneider.
[03:00] <IndyGunFreak> so i stopped helping him
[03:01] <nickrud> Testtube, 2.2.3
[03:01] <howlingmadhowie> gizzo: i tried beryl on 6.10. since then i haven't really felt like desktop effects
[03:01] <LouisvilleLIP> if he can't figure out how to watch his DVD, he can't figure out girls either
[03:01] <mannytu> I have tried the other channels, however, no replies...
[03:01] <IndyGunFreak> LouisvilleLIP: lol
[03:01] <Testtube> Nickrud Thanks for your time very helpful.
[03:01] <sebzzz> h1st0: Thanks, maybe I'll ask in the mailing list.
[03:01] <LouisvilleLIP> larson999: I'm actually really close, near the Summit
[03:01] <nickrud> Testtube, yw
[03:01] <howlingmadhowie> gizzo: i find some things are still a bit unstable, and having a program crash once a day is more annoying than the benefit of swishy cubey effects
[03:02] <larson999> LouisvilleLIP, don't know where that is.  i'm actually right across from tinseltown theater
[03:02] <h1st0> mannytu: whats your problem?
[03:02] <mannytu> new to irc
[03:02] <LouisvilleLIP> larson999: about 1 exit away on the Snyder
[03:02] <h1st0> howlingmadhowie: I haven't really had anything crash using compiz-fusion
[03:02] <mannytu> wanted to add a card reader
[03:02] <h1st0> mannytu: card reader?
[03:02] <nickrud> mannytu, then if you're using gaim for irc, switch to something else, like maybe xchat
[03:02] <gizzo> howlingmadhowie: i've ran it for 2 weeks now and seems to work flawless, wonering if someone else had feedback on it
[03:03] <larson999> howlingmadhowie, yeah so  far the eye candy isn't enough to entice me.  but it's getting there.
[03:03] <h1st0> mannytu: credit card reader?
[03:03] <mannytu> Sd
[03:03] <gizzo> MongooseWA: i suppose you use xgl?
[03:03] <howlingmadhowie> h1st0: maybe i'll try it again :) i do however have an old geforce440, which doesn't support all the openGL stuff in compiz
[03:03] <MongooseWA> compiz fusion, yeah
[03:03] <larson999> LouisvilleLIP, are you new to linux?
[03:03] <nickrud> the eye candy was nice, but crashing nearly every time I exited ...
[03:03] <andyho623> howie: yeah that's what I was thinking but I've tried all the drivers that are in drivers manager.. glx, glx-legacy, and glx-legacy new.. I don't remember if I have a geforce 5100 or 6200
[03:03] <MongooseWA> i have a geforce mx420, so im a step below him. haha
[03:03] <h1st0> howlingmadhowie: if you check the hardware lists at wiki.ubuntu.com it will tell you which driver to use.
[03:04] <howlingmadhowie> andyho623: lspci should tell you something about the card and then i'd go straight to nvidia and download the right driver
[03:04] <larson999> i'll wait until it's out of beta.
[03:04] <LouisvilleLIP> larson999: yes, many 3 weeks.  So far so good, I've had my share of problems, but I learned a lot figuring them out.  I hang out here when I'm reading the news, I'm trying to learn as much as possible
[03:04] <howlingmadhowie> h1st0: oh, 3d-acceleration works fine, it's the physical hardware on the card. some parts of opengl1.5 and above just aren't there (the card is 5 years old)
[03:05] <h1st0> howlingmadhowie: it should work with nvidia-glx and you should have 3d accelration.
[03:05] <h1st0> howlingmadhowie: ahh
[03:05] <andyho623> Howie: thx.. I'll go check it real quick :)
[03:05] <h1st0> mannytu: is it a usb card reader?  or pci?