[10:45] <arm9_linux> serial port
[10:45] <Mba7eth> sorry again
[10:45] <imaginator> alemones: this may help with getting helix to not be in the list: http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/faqs/uninstall.html
[10:46] <Mba7eth> ifireball what are the other tool for using "SERIAL PORT" :)
[10:46] <ifireball> Mba7eth: move along the the windows detox center :P
[10:46] <imaginator> Mba7eth: cu is one tool, though I don't know if it comes with Ubuntu.  It's probably an apt-get install thing
[10:47] <bazhang> serial ports are legacy and not included in many new computers
[10:47] <arm9_linux> if you like,you can run a xp OS in vmware,and use the "supertermial" tool
[10:47] <imaginator> minicom is fancier.
[10:47] <arm9_linux> :-)
[10:47] <arm9_linux> haha~
[10:48] <nuGzthk> how do i install steam?
[10:48] <Oli``> nuGzthk: through Wine. You need to do a couple of things first though
[10:48] <Mba7eth> hmmmm well ... if there is something like CRT in windows? i 'll be very thankfull
[10:48] <imaginator> what is CRT?
[10:48] <vinicius> ???? anyone have any idea how to help me?
[10:48] <rsk> a monitor
[10:48] <nuGzthk> Oli how do i cuz i cant get the file to open thorugh wine
[10:49] <bazhang> http://digg.com/linux_unix/Installing_Valve_s_STEAM_and_Counterstrike_on_Ubuntu nuGzthk
[10:49] <dna_> lulz
[10:49] <arm9_linux> CRT is a type of  display
[10:49] <cybergig> o.o....
[10:49] <LOGAN> what tool to use to erase a cd-rw?
[10:49] <cybergig> yo
[10:49] <arm9_linux> my english is poor :-(
[10:50] <bazhang> not so
[10:50] <Mba7eth> thanks for the third time .... gtg , it is breakfast time :)
[10:50] <^Sarthor> HI, my client use to assign server IP the cleint comptuer? any solution to stop them?/
[10:50] <cybergig> hmmmmm
[10:50] <imaginator> arm9_linux: that's what I thought, but I wasn't connecting it with the serial port discussion
[10:50] <ifireball> vinicius: w8, you're saying you can connect to HTTPS but getting certificate errors?
[10:50] <vinicius> ifireball, yes...
[10:51] <Oli``> Anybody know why I can't set WINE as the default program for EXE files? Crossover wont let go =(
[10:51] <vinicius> ifireball, so the connection is not estabilished
[10:51] <arm9_linux> hehe
[10:51] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=172388 LOGAN
[10:51] <arm9_linux> theie is also a tool named "gtkterm "
[10:52] <bjwebb> hi
[10:52] <arm9_linux> you can try it
[10:52] <bjwebb> i can't do mouse and keyboard at the same time
[10:52] <ifireball> vinicius: afaik you can always click "yes, yes, yes" in the browser until it connects anyway. but cert problems are a sign of hijacked connection...
[10:52] <bjwebb> after i tried doing some wiimote stuff
[10:52] <bjwebb> any ideas?
[10:52] <arm9_linux> gtkterm -p /dev/ttyS0
[10:52] <Administrator> hi,everyone
[10:53] <bazhang> wiimote stuff in ubuntu bjwebb?
[10:53] <LOGAN> i have k3b but wont start on this one :)
[10:53] <IndyGunFreak> unique nickname
[10:53] <LOGAN> bazhang: thanks
[10:53] <ifireball> vinicius: are you connecting through some kind of proxy? router? open wireless network?
[10:53] <nuke-serge> hello all
[10:53] <bjwebb> bazhang: yeah http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=535659
[10:53] <bjwebb> to get it to act like a mouse
[10:53] <solaries> anyone here using avahi?
[10:53] <nuke-serge> how to add emacs support for python in ubuntu
[10:53] <bjwebb> so thats how ive changed something
[10:53] <vinicius> ifireball, , no, i'm not behind a proxy
[10:54] <Administrator> i wanna ask a command,what command should i use if i want to compare two files,then put the end of the compare to some *.txt file?
[10:54] <bazhang> bjwebb: not really sure there sorry
[10:54] <Administrator> i wanna ask a command,what command should i use if i want to compare two files,then put the end of the compare to some *.txt file?
[10:54] <arm9_linux> diff
[10:54] <webspiderus> Administrator: diff file1 file2 > *.txt?
[10:54] <nuke-serge> i have already installed pymacs and python mode
[10:55] <YouBucky> Hey Guys, anyone here using an ATI X1300 video card or knows how to install the driver with directing rendering working? (sorry to those who have read this b4)
[10:55] <Administrator> webspiderus, yes , i will try it,thank you
[10:55] <alemones> imaginator: I studied it but it's beyond my knowledge... any easier way of solving it?
[10:55] <IndyGunFreak> !ati | YouBucky
[10:55] <ubotu> YouBucky: To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[10:55] <ifireball> vinicius: wireless? give me more details here
[10:55] <vinicius> ifireball, yes, i posted the issue in ubuntuforums.org, i'm looking to show you
[10:56] <vinicius> ifireball, sorry by the delay :)
[10:56] <nuke-serge> some can help me with the python mode for emacs ??
[10:56] <arm9_linux> man diff
[10:56] <imaginator> alemones: what confuses you?
[10:57] <bazhang> http://www.daimi.au.dk/~chili/CSS/pythonmode.html nuke-serge
[10:57] <nuke-serge> bazhang, thanks
[10:57] <vinicius> ifireball, here, take a look pls: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=651884
[10:58] <solaries> how can I reactive my eth1:avahi device? somehow it's gone
[10:58] <imaginator> alemones: IIRC there are 2 places for plugins in Ubuntu for Firefox.  ~/.mozilla/plugins and /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
[10:58] <YouBucky> obotu, Thank you. I've read that forum but no luck with the getting direct rendering working. Using compiz-fusion I get crazt lag time when I enable "reflections". I assume this is due to the fact that direct rendering is not working
[10:58] <bjwebb> bazhang: ive figuere it out
[10:58] <bazhang> bjwebb: nice work!
[10:58] <ifireball> vinicius: ok. I'll answer there if I can
[10:58] <alemones> I don't know enough linux to follow instructions from a 'higher' level (one sentence meaning doing several things).. but that would be too long. I propose I uninstall Real Player, to see if it drags the Helix one away and then retry Mplayer...
[10:58] <imaginator> alemones: so you should be able to remove any plugin by deleting the files in either directory.
[10:58] <bjwebb> i needed to stop the mouseemu daemon if you're interested
[10:58] <alemones> What is ~ ?
[10:58] <imaginator> alemones: ~ is your home directory
[10:59] <bazhang> bjwebb: you add it to the forums and mark it solved :}
[10:59] <alemones> ok ;)
[10:59] <imaginator>  /home/alemones for example
[10:59] <alemones> that's a big leap forward for my linux knowledge :)
[10:59] <vinicius> ifireball, great! thank you!
[10:59] <bjwebb> now i need to remeber how to prevent daemon startup at boot
[10:59] <tuntun> Hi. How can I get icon spacing on the desktop so they don't overlap, like windows?
[11:00] <arm9_linux> the more practice,the more you know
[11:00] <alemones> but also I think it's the kind of thing that scares people away ...
[11:00] <g0rb3h> vinicius: I belive there was some one here yesterday with the same issue, he couldnt log onto the https section of his router management page
[11:00] <imaginator> alemones: if you open a terminal and type ls ~ or something like that, you can see how it acts
[11:00] <imaginator> alemones: yes, I can see why it would scare some people away
[11:01] <imaginator> alemones: unix is simple, but it takes a genius to understand the simplicity (I think that's a close approximation to a quote by one of the Unix creators)
[11:01] <nuke-serge> bazhang, hey cool ! its done ! but is there a way i can include in /etc or somewhere so that is set it for the entire system ???
[11:01] <Moniker42> tuntun, it's not really what you asked but i normally use "clean up by name" to keep things organised
[11:01] <vinicius> g0rb3h, my problem is not so bad, i just want to download some extensions by now :)
[11:02] <wilstar> i can't connected my SCSI Scanner with scsiadd. I have to reboot linux with scanner ON to use it. Why?
[11:02] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=579428 YouBucky
[11:02] <vinicius> g0rb3h, but be without https connection is definitively painful
[11:03] <tuntun> moniker42: almost...
[11:03] <bazhang> nuke-serge: you should ask the #emacs experts in here :} I can only Google..
[11:03] <vinicius> g0rb3h, ifireball, do this channel have public logs?
[11:03] <|DuReX|> i need some help, need to get my a partition resized on my raid0 array :( but can't get it fixxed :(
[11:03] <nuke-serge> bazhang, :P even i googled in the beginning ! guess i made some mistake somewhere
[11:03] <alemones> imaginator: Thx! I honestly think I'm 8 out of 10 in computer literacy... but these things are really tough on the newbies !  OK, back to 'work': In that directory there is only libflashplayer.so
[11:03] <g0rb3h> dunno, I think he was called wintersomething
[11:04] <ScriptDevil> what is window snapping?
[11:04] <Flaky> yop les gens
[11:04] <bazhang> ntfs |DuReX|?
[11:04] <Moniker42> can anyone help here? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4033678#post4033678
[11:04] <bazhang> ScriptDevil: some compiz eye candy
[11:04] <ScriptDevil> yeah. what does it do?
[11:04] <bazhang> nuke-serge: heh
[11:05] <imaginator> alemones: ok, then checkout /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
[11:05] <bazhang> ScriptDevil: snaps the windows back in place--pretty cool but useless imo
[11:05] <ifireball> vinicius: check the forums
[11:05] <|DuReX|> bazhang: yes a ntfs filesystem
[11:06] <ScriptDevil> bazhang, what is "snapping"?
[11:06] <|DuReX|> gparted should support it, but it thinks the raid0 is 2 different disks
[11:06] <|DuReX|> and i loaded dmraid -ay in gparted livecd :s
[11:06] <|DuReX|> weird
[11:06] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=532609 |DuReX|
[11:07] <bazhang> ScriptDevil: like a rubber band :}
[11:07] <alemones> imaginator: done, there's a bunch of them mostly mplayer, but no Helix mentioned...
[11:07] <ScriptDevil> oh.. okie
[11:07] <tuntun> How can I get icon spacing on the desktop so they are all one size, like windows?
[11:07] <vsilves> Windows snapping means that when you are dragging windows around in your desktop, they will try go snap togethern, making it easier to organize many windows without leaving gaps in between
[11:07] <alemones> imaginator: there's one called narrowed.. never heard about it...
[11:07] <arm9_linux> why not try smplayer?
[11:08] <imaginator> alemones: what is the name of the helix plugin's library according to about:plugins?
[11:09] <arm9_linux> right clik,selet strech icon
[11:09] <alemones> imaginator: nphelix.so
[11:09] <arm9_linux> tuntun
[11:09] <tiredbones> can someone tell me why all the iso images I am downloading from the Ubuntu site are plain text document?
[11:10] <ScriptDevil> tiredbones, they are not
[11:10] <ScriptDevil> they are binary files
[11:10] <ScriptDevil> are you downloading in windows?
[11:11] <tuntun> arm9_linux: gnome makes icons all different sizes, can that be turned off?
[11:11] <vsilves> tiredbones: that is because they put txt stubs instead of the real iso files, they do not have the network capacity to serve iso images to all the world, so they direct you to use other mirrors of the iso files
[11:11] <arm9_linux> yes
[11:11] <|DuReX|> bazhang: seems like gparted /dev/mapper/nvidia_blabla worked :P
[11:11] <lukerill> Hallo, I bet this is a common problem but the internet doesn't seem to have answers that apply. I reboot from CD and go to install 7.10, it goes through the orange bar, then I see a light brown background for a second, then blank screen. Any help's appreciated. :D
[11:12] <bazhang> |DuReX|: excellent work!
[11:12] <tiredbones> ScriptDevil, I am on Debian, I am trying to a Ubuntu image.
[11:13] <alemones> imaginator: now I searched nphelix.so in the computer and is not found...
[11:13] <tiredbones> vsilves, I tried several different sites already.
[11:13] <bazhang> tiredbones: an iso image?
[11:13] <tiredbones> bazhang, yes
[11:14] <vinicius> ifireball, thanks! i posted there the english output
[11:14] <ifireball> tiredbones: are you d/ling with a browser or with some tool or another?
[11:14] <tiredbones> When I click on the current icon it show it as a plain text document.
[11:14] <imaginator> alemones: how did you search?
[11:14] <user3243> when attempting to install from source, i type in ,/configure, and receive "./configure no such file or directory"
[11:14] <imaginator> alemones: did you use locate or find?
[11:14] <user3243> ./configure
[11:15] <tiredbones> ifireball, what is d/ling?
[11:15] <arm9_linux> md5sum ,check it
[11:15] <alemones> from Place, Find, in Filesystem
[11:15] <ifireball> tiredbones: downloading
[11:15] <bazhang> http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/ tiredbones
[11:15] <lukerill> Anyone know what could be wrong with my problem?
[11:15] <imaginator> user3243: what are you configuring?
[11:15] <user3243> projectM
[11:15] <tiredbones> bazhang, I'll try that.
[11:16] <user3243> i already installed build-essential
[11:16] <Kufad> hey.. i have installed emerald themer. But it doesnt seem to turn on the theme, when i select one in Emerald. How do i make it doing that ?
[11:16] <SSSSSSS> Hello can someone please help me?
[11:16] <bazhang> user3243: are you in the same directory?
[11:16] <user3243> yes
[11:16] <j_medic78> well, i'm back again with my wireless issues. my ethernet connection is working now, but I still can't connect to wireless
[11:16] <Myrtti> !ask | SSSSSSS
[11:16] <ubotu> SSSSSSS: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[11:16] <Ome> Hello there :)
[11:16] <arm9_linux> ./configure  NOT ,/configure
[11:16] <SSSSSSS> OK...   I had a dual boot XP/Kubuntu on two different hardisks. I then used a partition manager to delete all the partitions on the Kubuntu Hardisk. I then made a new NTFS partition on that same disk. After rebooting, I got GRUB error 17. How will I delete GRUB and make it boot normally into XP?
[11:17] <user3243> yeah i changed that
[11:17] <lukerill> Hallo, I bet this is a common problem but the internet doesn't seem to have answers that apply. I reboot from CD and go to install 7.10, it goes through the orange bar, then I see a light brown background for a second, then blank screen. Any help's appreciated. =)
[11:17] <user3243> my mistake
[11:17] <arm9_linux> SSSSSS
[11:17] <user3243> the error is there, and i am using ./configure
[11:17] <tuntun> is there any way gnome can display all desktop icons at the same size?
[11:17] <alemones> imaginator: I searched from Place, Find, in Filesystem
[11:17] <arm9_linux> you can use XP disk boot you system
[11:17] <user3243> i am in the proper directory and have installed build-essential
[11:17] <sandr-> try booting from your windows cd into recovery console
[11:17] <arm9_linux> and rescue it
[11:17] <SSSSSSS> then when I am in the recovery console?
[11:18] <arm9_linux> try fixmbr command
[11:18] <SSSSSSS> How do I rescue it?
[11:18] <sandr-> then do the commands fixboot and fixmbr , that will set back the window bootloader
[11:18] <imaginator> does anyone know if "Find in filesystem" in Gnome uses the locate database or /usr/bin/find?
[11:18] <SSSSSSS> Ok thanks will try that
[11:18] <arm9_linux> fixmbr
[11:18] <j_medic78> what would normal dmesg out put for a system with intel prowireless 3495 be?
[11:18] <user3243> that creates a new bootloader, rather than setting it back, right?
[11:19] <B-rabbit> hi all
[11:19] <imaginator> alemones: if it uses find, then the file probably doesn't exist.  if it's using locate (which is based on database program that crawls the disk and updates periodically, it may be out of date)
[11:19] <user3243> requ13m, you lucky bastard, you got fios
[11:19] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: It depends what u have installed#
[11:19] <B-rabbit> imaginator, can u rephrase the question?
[11:19] <ifireball> vinicius: what happens after you get the messages you posted? it doesn't seem like its all of it, the last line says "Connecting to ..."
[11:19] <lukerill> I reboot from CD and go to install 7.10, it goes through the orange bar, then I see a light brown background for a second, then blank screen. What's wrong?
[11:19] <alemones> imaginator: I searched in usr/bin, not found either ....
[11:20] <arm9_linux> what's your vidio card
[11:20] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: paste your dmesg output into pastebin if u like
[11:20] <scguy318> lukerill: have you tried the safe graphics mode?
[11:20] <wilstar> i can't connected my SCSI Scanner with scsiadd. I have to reboot linux with scanner ON to use it. Why?
[11:20] <imaginator> B-rabbit: I'm trying to help alemones, and I'm not sure if the "Find in filesystem" tool that Ubuntu comes with, uses the locate database, or /usr/bin/find.
[11:20] <bazhang> lukerill: safe mode? or alternate cd might do it
[11:21] <lukerill> scguy318 and bazhang, yes I've tried safe mode, I have a 7500gt, and what's the alternate cd?
[11:21] <g0rb3h> wilstar Scsi ID's are generally set by the controller at boot up
[11:21] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: lol. how do i do that?(paste bin)
[11:21] <ifireball> vinicius: also, are you sure wget doesn't get you the file anyway?
[11:21] <user3243> sooo, nobody knows why when i try to install from source using ./configure it says no such file or directory?
[11:21] <bazhang> !alternate | lukerill
[11:21] <ubotu> lukerill: The Alternate CD (available as of Dapper) is the classical text-mode installation CD. Use it if you wish to upgrade via CD, or for an "expert" mode install. For normal installs, use the Desktop CD, which is also a "Live" CD - See also !Minimal
[11:21] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: =) www.pastebin.com
[11:21] <arm9_linux> user3243
[11:22] <ifireball> user3243: you're probably not in the right directory
[11:22] <user3243> i am in the right directory, im absolutely sure of it
[11:22] <wilstar> g0rb3h: there is scsiadd to activate scsi devices, but it doesn't work
[11:22] <arm9_linux> maybe you are not in the sources dir
[11:22] <La`Patate> #ubuntu
[11:22] <user3243> cd foo/sourcedir
[11:22] <user3243> theres a bunch of .c files in here, i think i am
[11:22] <Ubuntu2> speaking of video card I dual boot ubuntu and suse ever since I have installed suse, ubuntu will refuse to boot saying that the rate is incorrect
[11:23] <lukerill> bazhang, thankyou, I'll try it out, is it anymore difficult to install?
[11:23] <user3243> c and header files, and other stuff
[11:23] <arm9_linux> is there a "confinure" file
[11:23] <arm9_linux> ?
[11:23] <user3243> i see ConfigFile
[11:23] <imaginator> alemones: basically this tool called updatedb is run periodically from a job scheduler called cron.  cron starts is once a day, if your computer is booted at a certain time.  locate uses the data from updatedb.  find on the other hand just searches the filesystem without a database, so it's slower.
[11:23] <ifireball> user3243: or maybe this source package works slightly differently, check if you got an INSTALL or README file with it
[11:23] <user3243> ok will do
[11:23] <imaginator> alemones: what can happen is that the database isn't in sync with the actual disk contents, due to package removal, etc.
[11:23] <bazhang> lukerill: well it is ncurses based, so not as shiny, but not really much harder; just need to tab and enter through the choices
[11:24] <lukerill> bazhang, thanks, I'll try that now
[11:25] <bazhang> no worries lukerill
[11:25] <imaginator> alemones: anyway the command you could use in a terminal is:  find / -name "nphelix.so"  or even find /usr -name "nphelix.so"   There's probably also some other standard location mentioned in that FAQ for the Mozilla plugins.
[11:25] <user3243> ok you were right the readme says to do otherwise, thanks
[11:25] <vinicius> ifireball, yes I am... :p
[11:25] <arm9_linux> haha
[11:25] <arm9_linux> next time
[11:25] <user3243> rtfm got it
[11:25] <redrebel> yo!
[11:25] <vinicius> ifireball, it keeps trying to connect forever
[11:26] <vinicius> ifireball, until the connection timeout
[11:26] <arm9_linux> remember see the INSTALL or README file
[11:26] <alemones> imaginator: ok, I will try all these and get back if necessary (which I suppose will be!) thanks a lot, I appreciate it
[11:26] <zhanx> ok is there a how-to out there to resize and add a windows partition? need to have windows in order to run my langauge software wine doesnt run it
[11:27] <erUSUL> !virtualizers | zhanx
[11:27] <ifireball> vinicius: so it seems your problem is connecting to "releases.mozilla.org|<IP_ADDRESS>|:80" (that is what times out probably)
[11:27] <ubotu> zhanx: 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), !VirtualBox, !VMWare, as well as !WINE and !Cedega for Windows applications
[11:27] <zhanx> erUSUL, old laptop vmware runs slow as heck
[11:28] <ifireball> vinicius: what is the IP you see when you look at "ifconfig" ?
[11:28] <arm9_linux> you can try virtual box
[11:28] <arm9_linux> it's light and free
[11:28] <zhanx> !VirtualBox
[11:28] <ubotu> VirtualBox is a x86 !virtualizer. A !free edition is available in !Gutsy as 'virtualbox-ose'. A non-free edition is available at http://www.virtualbox.org/ for !Feisty, !Edgy and !Dapper - Setup details at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox
[11:28] <vinicius> ifireball, just a moment
[11:28] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: well, i put the bottom part of my dmesg output that mentions the networking stuff in pastebin
[11:29] <vinicius>           inet end.: <IP_ADDRESS>  Bcast:<IP_ADDRESS>  Masc:<IP_ADDRESS>
[11:29] <vinicius> ifireball,
[11:29] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: cool link it in the channel :)
[11:29] <erUSUL> zhanx: then dual booting may be the right solution... resize the partitions from a liveCD with gparted and install windows. The you will have to recover grub
[11:29] <erUSUL> !grub | zhanx
[11:29] <ubotu> zhanx: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[11:29] <nuGzthk> where do i put the Tahoma file for steam?
[11:30] <YouBucky> Anyone know of a good low profile video card, by good I mean will run confiz-fusion well?
[11:30] <j_medic78> http://pastebin.com/m15d60423
[11:30] <tuntun> YouBuck: 8800gt
[11:30] <bazhang> nvidia 7300 does alright here YouBucky
[11:30] <tuntun> YouBuck: 8800gt
[11:30] <erUSUL> !fonts | nuGzthk
[11:30] <ubotu> nuGzthk: Font installation basics here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FontInstallHowto - No fonts in Flash? Install "msttcorefonts" (from !Multiverse), "gsfonts", and "gsfonts-x11". No fonts in MPlayer? see !MPlayer
[11:30] <j_medic78> my wireless works fine on my Vista side, so I don't think it's a hardware issue, but who knows
[11:31] <pedro> hola
[11:31] <tuntun> YouBucky: 8800gt
[11:31] <erUSUL> !es | pedro
[11:31] <ubotu> pedro: Si busca ayuda en español por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, allí obtendrá más ayuda.
[11:31] <bazhang> tuntun: he said low profile :}
[11:31] <YouBucky> tuntun/bazhang: Cheers, will check out teh reviews
[11:31] <pedro> alguien de españa?
[11:31] <tuntun> bazhang: how isnt it?
[11:31] <pedro> hola?¿¿?¿
[11:31] <erUSUL> pedro: entra en #ubuntu-es haz /join #ubuntu-es
[11:31] <bazhang> tuntun: that is pretty monster iirc :}
[11:32] <tuntun> bazhang: its single slot
[11:32] <ifireball> vinicius: did you try any other HTTPs sites?
[11:32] <bazhang> tuntun: there is better? wow
[11:33] <ifireball> vinicius: also, take a look at http://whatsmyip.org/ do you see the same address there?
[11:34] <_mug> moin
[11:34] <x_zeuss> hi, i just downloaded the tarball of flashplayer from adobe site, but how do i install it? pls help
[11:34] <vinicius> ifireball, yes I tried and successfully downloaded some files
[11:35] <ifireball> vinicius: without any wired errors?
[11:35] <vinicius> ifireball, yes
[11:35] <x_zeuss> anyone?
[11:35] <tuntun> youbuckt: actually any low-end card you purchase today can handle compiz...
[11:35] <arm9_linux> deb file?zeuss
[11:35] <tuntun> youbucky: actually any low-end card you purchase today can handle compiz...
[11:35] <ifireball> vinicius: so the HTTPS problems are just with mozilla's site
[11:35] <wers> can I make tables in tomboy?
[11:36] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: it looks like the interface has come up fine, (although theres probable some more info above that section in dmesg) what happens when u run iwlist eth1 scan?
[11:36] <_mug> could someone give me a hint which programming language/framework to use to write small simple apps with gui (should run in gnome and kde and - if possible - on wndows without to big changes)
[11:36] <arm9_linux> x_zeuss?deb file or source file?
[11:36] <tiredbones> bazhang, that image you pointed me to is 4.2G.
[11:36] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: anything wrong with it?
[11:36] <x_zeuss> arm9_linux: source
[11:36] <scguy318> !brokenflash | x_zeuss
[11:36] <ubotu> x_zeuss: The Flash plugin installation is currently broken. This is due to Adobe changing the tar file that the package downloads. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=636397 if you need to fix this immediately, but it's recommended to wait for an official fix.
[11:36] <tuntun> youbucky: so you could do a lot cheaper than an 8800gt :P
[11:36] <_mug> i did c, java, php, perl, but not too deep
[11:36] <vinicius> ifireball, but why just with me? there's a windows computer that I connect in the same network as me, and i can successful download the same files I can't in ubuntu
[11:36] <user3243> oh damnit i cant install this
[11:37] <x_zeuss> scguy318: but can't i install it from source?
[11:37] <ifireball> _mug:  python + gtx + glade
[11:37] <tuntun> youbucky: is youbucky still here??
[11:37] <ifireball> _mug:  python + _gtk_ + glade
[11:37] <_mug> ifireball: hm
[11:37] <|DuReX|> yeey
[11:37] <bef> hi does anyone know a good program where i can select pictures to make a slideshow like you can in Doze explorer?
[11:37] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: run that command iwlist eth1 scan
[11:37] <|DuReX|> gparted fucked up my ntfs filesystem
[11:37] <|DuReX|> nice :(
[11:38] <tuntun> |durex|: no, you did!
[11:38] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: http://pastebin.com/m66c44b7c
[11:38] <B-rabbit> !language | |DuReX|
[11:38] <Myrtti> !language | |DuReX|
[11:38] <ubotu> |DuReX|: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly.
[11:39] <bazhang> http://ubuntu.com/download tiredbones what about here?
[11:39] <ifireball> _mug: if you want windows as well, use wxwidgets (used to be called wxwindows)
[11:39] <|DuReX|> tuntun: resized, and it worked perfectly, windows also shows its resized, but its not seen as NTFS anymore :(
[11:39] <YouBucky> tuntun: Sorry I was ebaying :)
[11:39] <bef> hi does anyone know a good program where i can select pictures to make a slideshow like you can in Doze explorer?
[11:39] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: i can see wireless networks, but when I try to connect, and give the network key, it just circles round and round, then prompts me for the key again. and i have the correct key
[11:39] <tuntun> youbucky: well as i said,  any low-end card you purchase today can handle compiz...
[11:39] <YouBucky> tuntun: I also may want to run Vista again at some point so I'll go with directx 10 support
[11:39] <_mug> ifireball: hm but the programs arent in binary or anre they? just some kind of scripts?
[11:40] <tuntun> youbucky: so you could do a lot cheaper than an 8800gt.
[11:40] <YouBucky> tuntun: 8800gt doesnt look low profile??
[11:40] <tiredbones> bazhang, that is the one I've been get the text documents when I downloaded what thought was an iso image.
[11:40] <B-rabbit> bef, do u mean, program like powerpoint?
[11:40] <B-rabbit> in win
[11:40] <ifireball> _mug: there are python compilers if you can't get the "program bust be a binary blob" concept out of your head
[11:40] <arm9_linux> maybe he want preview
[11:40] <tuntun> youbucky: well these days low-profile is single slot, what is your definition?
[11:40] <bef> B-rabbit, no, just to view pictures in a folder
[11:41] <YouBucky> tuntun: I want something that will work with minmum fuss across Windows/Linux. I have way more fun things to do than mess with drivers
[11:41] <bazhang> tiredbones: what location?
[11:41] <bef> B-rabbit:  but with slideshow so i dont gotta click next or anythin
[11:41] <aspide> [ Hola ]
[11:41] <tuntun> youbucky: ...what is your definition of low-profile?
[11:41] <tiredbones> bazhang,   http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download
[11:41] <YouBucky> tuntun: I define low profile as in the card will fit in a low profile case. I have a Dell 745 small form factor
[11:41] <Mr-LonelY> i got this when access my server : Forbidden/You don't have permission to access / on this server
[11:42] <B-rabbit> bef, i use "Eye of GNOME 2.18.1"...it's install in ubuntu by default
[11:42] <Mr-LonelY> how to fix it?
[11:42] <tuntun> |DuReX|: what is it seen as?
[11:42] <bazhang> tiredbones: your location?
[11:42] <ifireball> vinicius: its a wired error, I admit, did you try clearing mozilla's cache?
[11:42] <Ulisse`Caffe`> e
[11:42] <tho1> bef gqview has that feature
[11:42] <ifireball> vinicius: also did you check in whatsmyip.org ?
[11:43] <nuGzthk> how to i run the nvida uprade driver file ? someone please help
[11:43] <tiredbones> bazhang,  I am in the usa.
[11:43] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: run sudo iwlist eth1 encryption
[11:43] <tho1> bef I believe ristretto also can do an automatic slideshow
[11:43] <bef> tho1: thanks, B-rabbit; i already have eog, it doesn't do what i want. ill try tho1 suggestion =) hopefully it will work
[11:43] <tuntun> youbucky: oh, you mean length not height...?
[11:43] <B-rabbit> bef, there is a slide show option in eog
[11:43] <B-rabbit> one sec
[11:44] <tiredbones> bazhang,  I tried different download sites. Same results.
[11:44] <tho1> bef doesn't F5 give you a slideshow in EoG<?
[11:44] <bazhang> tiredbones: there are a number of options for that--midwest, south, etc.; could you tell me the region? I will give you a direct link then
[11:44] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: http://pastebin.com/m69cb354a
[11:44] <tuntun> |DuReX|: what is it seen as?
[11:44] <Administrator> whami
[11:44] <tiredbones> bazhang,  I am in the north east.
[11:45] <|DuReX|> tuntun: unformatted ... :(
[11:45] <bef> tho1: thanks again
[11:45] <bef> B-rabbit: thanks
[11:45] <B-rabbit> :)
[11:45] <|DuReX|> tuntun: windows 2003 still boots, but it gives blue screen on boot: with 'unable to mount root' or something
[11:45] <YouBucky> tuntun: I refere to it was height??
[11:45] <tuntun> |DuReX|: oh, dear, I hope you have backups. do you?
[11:46] <bazhang> http://mirrors.rit.edu/ubuntu-releases/gutsy/ubuntu-7.10-desktop-i386.iso tiredbones right click save as
[11:46] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: could just be a problem with WPA and your driver, im not sure how support for it is these days but u used to have to used ndiswrapper for that on most chips
[11:46] <x_zeuss> what other chat client are there for ubuntu except pidgin?
[11:46] <bazhang> x-chat
[11:46] <tho1> x_zeuss Xchat
[11:46] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: if you want a quickfix change the security on your router to wep
[11:46] <tiredbones> bazhang,  I hope this works, I've been up all night trying to get an image. thanks
[11:46] <|DuReX|> tuntun: no :P but nothing really needed was on it
[11:46] <|DuReX|> only the installation :(
[11:47] <YouBucky> bazhang: how's the 7300 GS?? Seems cheap??
[11:47] <imaginator> x_zeuss: kopete, konversation, skype
[11:47] <Tomatko> Hi there.. could someone help me with wireless USB dongle ?
[11:47] <x_zeuss> tho1: can i use xchat for yahoo too?
[11:47] <YouBucky> bazhang: not as in quality but comparably cheap?
[11:47] <x_zeuss> i need one that can connect to yahoo too
[11:47] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: it's not my router, so I can't mess with it! :-)
[11:47] <vinicius> ifireball, I checked whatsmyip.org, it seems to be everything alright there
[11:47] <Jackie_> Hello everybody （大家好）
[11:47] <tuntun> youbucky: lol, you want a card that has a small footprint, not full-lenght.
[11:47] <B-rabbit> x_zeuss, no
[11:47] <tho1> x_zeuss not for IM...xchat is a chat client
[11:47] <x_zeuss> i want something for yahoo
[11:47] <imaginator> x_zeuss: kopete is a little better than pidgin at some things
[11:48] <imaginator> kopete has webcam support
[11:48] <tuntun> |DuReX|: let that be a lesson to you XD
[11:48] <bazhang> YouBucky: not sure, it came with my computer :}
[11:48] <B-rabbit> x_zeuss, i use gaim
[11:48] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: right now i'm using the restricted driver that feisty installed by default. you think I should go the ndiswrapper route instead?
[11:48] <imaginator> B-rabbit: gaim is the old version of what became pidgin
[11:48] <x_zeuss> imaginator: but kopete is for kde, won't it crash under gnome? like amarok usually does for me
[11:48] <imaginator> x_zeuss: it should work fine in gnome
[11:48] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: lets try some more iwconfig things first :)
[11:48] <cYbercOsmOnauT> I seeked no problems in using amarok on gnome till now
[11:49] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: sounds good. i hear ndiswrapper can be a pain
[11:49] <imaginator> x_zeuss: kde apps can vary in quality
[11:49] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: doing some googleing atm about your chip and wpa support on your driver
[11:49] <B-rabbit> imaginator, yer i know...i have been using gaim for quit a wile now...so i prefer to use it
[11:49] <B-rabbit> :)
[11:49] <|DuReX|> tuntun: is the NTFS support good in Ubuntu ?
[11:49] <tuntun> youbucky: if all you want is to run compiz then just get the cheapest nvidia card you can find, the have the much better driver support
[11:49] <|DuReX|> read/write ?
[11:49] <cYbercOsmOnauT> You can read and write
[11:49] <cYbercOsmOnauT> What else do you want to do? :D
[11:49] <imaginator> B-rabbit: nod.  I understand.  I think there have been some security fixes so you may want to watch those :)
[11:49] <ifireball> vinicius: ping the mozilla sites from both computes (the linux and windows) see if they go to the same IP
[11:49] <arm9_linux> yes ubuntu 7.10 support it well
[11:50] <|DuReX|> but it won't corrupt ntfs fs ?
[11:50] <x_zeuss> imaginator: ok, ill try kopete, hope it doesn't crash
[11:50] <B-rabbit> imaginator, thnkx for the tip :)
[11:50] <sirAndrew> hello, can someone help me with a problem? i can`t install automatix and i don`t know why
[11:50] <imaginator> :)
[11:50] <vinicius> ifireball, good idea... but I can't do that now (the windows laptop is not here) what if they go to the same or different IP?
[11:50] <elkbuntu> sirAndrew, that's probably a good thing. what do you need it for anyway?
[11:50] <tuntun> |DuReX|: actually it works fine but you'll need to read a few how-tos first.
[11:51] <bazhang> sirAndrew: step away from the keyboard :} seriously do not install automatix--it is not needed nor supported here
[11:51] <YouBucky> tuntun: Thanks, I also dual boot Vista which I may want to use one day so a cheap cheap card wont be my best option
[11:51] <arm9_linux> don't use automatix,there seem some problems,but i can not remember
[11:51] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: iwconfig in pastebin plz
[11:51] <tuntun> youbucky: well good hunting!
[11:51] <imaginator> x_zeuss: another tool I found that kde had that was pretty good when I used it was kmess, for the unfortunate times when you must talk with people using MSN.  I found it worked better than aMSN, though YMMV.  :)
[11:51] <sirAndrew> actually i can`t install anything, i get an error everytime saying the packages either don`t exist or their dependencies are not installable
[11:51] <ifireball> vinicius: that depends on the answer
[11:52] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: ok
[11:52] <cYbercOsmOnauT> I have a problem with my DELL Inspiron and the Hibernate/Suspend modes. I cannot restart the normal mode after my Laptop changed to hibernate or suspend.
[11:52] <vinicius> cYbercOsmOnauT, it seems to be a problem with the dell driver, Ubuntu does not support it yet
[11:52] <ib81> hihi all, got a strange problem, I'm getting a DHCP lease, but the DNS servers I put in /etc/resolv.conf don't seem to be picked up by any program...'nslookup google.com <IP_ADDRESS>' works, but 'nslookup google.com' gives me 'connection timed out, no servers could be reached'
[11:52] <elkbuntu> sirAndrew, had you used any other 3rd party stuff already?
[11:52] <ifireball> vinicius: if they are different we look for a DNS problem on the Linux, if they are the same we look for something else
[11:53] <sirAndrew> nope
[11:53] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: http://pastebin.com/m582b4e34
[11:53] <cYbercOsmOnauT> So I stay at "Blank Screen" ;)
[11:53] <vinicius> cYbercOsmOnauT, i don't remember where i read this
[11:53] <vinicius> ifireball, ok, great
[11:53] <vinicius> ifireball, I'll do this and I'll post in the forum
[11:53] <vinicius> ifireball, can you please watch the thread?
[11:53] <cYbercOsmOnauT> I just dislike to let the machine run when I go to eat with my family.
[11:53] <ifireball> vinicius: ok
[11:54] <elkbuntu> sirAndrew, what other things have you tried installing that it's telling you that for?
[11:54] <sirAndrew> elkbuntu: nope, nothing works, i can`t install anything, just the things that came with the ubuntu 7.10 i386 imafg image i got from ubuntu.com
[11:54] <vinicius> ifireball, thanks for the help :)
[11:54] <olskolirc> hello.  I just upgraded to Gutsy.  Now I can't get my internet to turn on during bootup or my external hd to mount.  Where do I put the commands: sudo ifup eth0 && mount /dev/sdsa1 /media/MYDISK?  Would that be in .bashrc?
[11:55] <bazhang> sirAndrew: sounds like you need to add some repositories other than the cd then
[11:55] <vinicius> olskolirc, not in bashrc
[11:55] <imaginator> olskolirc: probably not.  try /etc/rc.local might be more appropriate
[11:55] <olskolirc> ok thanks
[11:55] <olskolirc> imaginator, :-)
[11:57] <linduxed> ive got a laptop, and have used my touchpad al the time without problems, however recently i used a usb mouse more and one bootup the touchpad stopped working, so now i can only use external mice
[11:57] <sirAndrew> how about if i try ubuntu ultimate 1.4? will that come with more programs? it`s my first ubuntu install...i don`t know many things...
[11:57] <imaginator> olskolirc: btw you won't need sudo in that file.  it runs with suitable privileges
[11:57] <elkbuntu> sirAndrew, please paste your sources.list at paste.ubuntu-nl.org
[11:57] <j_medic78> woops. got disconnected
[11:57] <bazhang> sirAndrew: have you enabled more repos?
[11:58] <sirAndrew> i spent all night reading faqs and documents, and tutorials and now i know less then i knew when i started reading....
[11:58] <sirAndrew> bazhang, i don`t know how to enable more repos
[11:58] <sirAndrew> another question how do i update?
[11:58] <linduxed> i also think ive got the same problem in windows xp (dualboot) but im not 100%, however if thats the case than i understand its broken....
[11:58] <Borbus> Hi, I'm trying to boot from ubuntu 7.10 amd64 live cd, after it loads the kernel my display just goes off.
[11:59] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: did you get a look at the iwconfig? i got booted offline for a second, so i might have missed a post! :-)
[11:59] <bazhang> sirAndrew: go to synaptic and open repositories, put a check next to the first four, reload, then search for packages, hit apply changes and your done
[11:59] <olskolirc> imaginator, do I put my code before or after exit 0?
[11:59] <sirAndrew> ok hang on a sec
[11:59] <imaginator> olskolirc: before
[11:59] <olskolirc> thanks precious :-)
[12:00] <Tomatko> Hi There.. have a problem.. need a wireless network under Ubuntu 7.10 with USB donggllee. but UBUNTU can't see that dongle and can't find a driver.. have only drivers for Windows XP
[12:00]  * olskolirc is a female btw
[12:00] <imaginator> heh
[12:00]  * Jan` high-fives olskolirc
[12:00]  * olskolirc ^5 Jan
[12:01] <Jan`> olskolirc: They're Linux geeks, they're probably scared of girls. We could use this to our advantage.
[12:01] <Jan`> *cackle*
[12:01] <olskolirc> hahaha
[12:01] <imaginator> before this place degenerates in a moment, I suggest men read this: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Encourage-Women-Linux-HOWTO/
[12:01] <imaginator> :)
[12:01] <arm9_linux> heh
[12:01] <Borbus> It happens even in safe graphics mode
[12:01] <olskolirc> hahaha imaginator
[12:01] <Jan`> "How To Encourage Women In Linux"?
[12:01] <pengo__> !xvid
[12:01] <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
[12:01] <bazhang> ugh offtopic
[12:02] <Jan`> "Same Way As You Encourage Men In Linux - Make It Work Better."
[12:02] <pengo__> whats a good video media player for nix
[12:02] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: have u tried playing with wpa_supplicant?
[12:02] <pengo__> mplayer doesn't seem to play back some formats smoothly for me
[12:02] <bazhang> vlc pengo__
[12:02] <pengo__> other than vlc? that doesn't always work too good
[12:02] <bazhang> no idea then
[12:03] <rsk> paradon: mplayer
[12:03] <tho1> pengo__ mplayer is probably a close second
[12:03] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: nopoe. honestly, i'm still pretty much a noob, so i don't even know what the supplicant is
[12:03] <ifireball> pengo__: there are like gazillion command-line switches to mplayer, maybe you can play with then to improve performance
[12:03] <Koser> trying to connect my digital camera (Sony Cybercam), but it gets stuck in "USB Mode Connecting" mode - never gets mounted.
[12:04] <pengo__> i think its mainly the gnome-mplayer frontend, the progress bar seems to have problems with the video overlay so its constantly popping in/out of the video window
[12:04] <ifireball> tho1: vlc crashes an awful lot on Linux in my experience... I think the devs focus more on windows now days
[12:04] <g0rb3h> kk, nps :) run man wap_supplicant to familiarise yourself, ive got what i need to write a quick config for u though
[12:05] <Tilllinux> heya, I'm looking for an application that converts (on the screen) written text to text... like ocr but "realtime"... like a 'handwriting' application ;)
[12:05] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: gimme a mo though, need a new coffee ^^
[12:05] <ifireball> pengo__: yeah, I've yet to have seen a good mplayer front-end, mplayer isn't front-end friendly, user the command-line version
[12:05] <imaginator> ifireball: I haven't found that.  have you sent them any useful backtraces?
[12:05] <Jan`> Bwaaaaa, ha ha: http://lists.slug.org.au/archives/slug-chat/2001/October/msg00317.html
[12:06] <tho1> ifireball yeah, and my audio got screwed in vlc after I installed gstreamer (actually YAST installed gstreamer as a dependency and I didn't catch it in time to abort the install)
[12:06] <sirAndrew> bazhang, ok i did that and now the application appear in the list...can i paste into a pastebin the error it gives me?
[12:06] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: believe me, I feel for ya as far as coffee goes!
[12:06] <pengo__> when i install mplayer it auto play a file if i double click on it?
[12:06] <ifireball> imaginator: either you miss-tabbed, of my memory is bad, what are we talking about?
[12:07] <imaginator> vlc
[12:07] <pengo__> replaying the same file doesn't have the problem odd
[12:08] <ifireball> tho1: that might be fixable with tweaking the audio backend, it may be that vlc is playing to alsa while gstreamer to oss or something like that
[12:08] <sirAndrew> lol now it`s downloading and installing 149 updates :-|
[12:09] <Ubuntu2> Anybody know how to make java work  in Opera web browser>?
[12:09] <ifireball> imaginator: well, its just the feeling seeing how it functions on windows as opposed to linux, where problems are addressed faster, etc. I do admit the last time I had VLC installed was quite a while ago
[12:10] <Jan`> imaginator: for some reason, I can't talk to you in private message.
[12:10] <Jan`> imaginator: Still can't. Nick not registered.
[12:10] <tho1> ifireball yeah, well...I swtiched to suse on my main laptop to avoid the audio issues of ubuntu, and here they are again! Guess I can't win. I can get audio in the avi's just fine using mplayer, but in vlc now the audio is barely detectable.
[12:11] <ifireball> imaginator: for example, vlc used to have quite good gtk and qt front ends, but they were both dropped in favor of a wxwindows one
[12:11] <imaginator> Jan`: I guess you need to register your nick then to talk with anyone now
[12:11] <Jan`> Yes.
[12:11] <imaginator> ifireball: I wasn't aware of that.  I've been using the gtk+ frontend.
[12:12] <Jan`> Not to worry.
[12:12] <Optyk> Hello there.
[12:12] <Jan`> But on the topic at hand: yes it's funny, although I think the main problem with linux is not encouraging women, it's encouraging anyone who actually wants to do work on computers rather than treat them as a hobby.
[12:12] <ifireball> tho1: its because there are about 4 common ways to use audio and many more less-common, and the default configs not always agree, but unless its the god-for-nothing closed-source flash plugin, it can usually be fixed easily
[12:12] <Optyk> Could have I help with chroot jail?
[12:13] <Optyk> I unable to change password on chrooted account.
[12:14] <ifireball> imaginator: well, if it doesn't crash all the time I guess they might have picked it up; like I said, havn't looked at VLC in a while, mplayer works fine for me...
[12:14] <tho1> ifireball welll.the problem just showed up a few days ago. I have tinkered with the config for vlc but haven't yet succeeded in fixing the issue. It was just too easy to start using mplayer instead
[12:14] <Optyk> passwd: pam_start() failed, error 26
[12:14] <compengi> how to send a directory through ftp in command line
[12:14] <linduxed> one bootup the touchpad stopped working, so now i can only use external mice, what do i do?
[12:14] <ifireball> tho1: indeed ;)
[12:14] <imaginator> ifireball: I did a checkout of the vlc trunk.  I'll see what they are using.
[12:16] <tho1> ifireball I find as I get old(er) I just want something that works. didn't take long to rule out vista, linux is getting closer...but the temptation to try a mac is becoming overwhelming <smile>
[12:16] <Nicolaidis> hello, help to install cairo dock...
[12:17] <ifireball> imaginator: ok, then you know it better then me, but I can probably find issues with it still, how is the Gnome integration for instance? can it do session management? does it obey the desktop preferences?
[12:17] <olskolirc> same here tho1
[12:17] <olskolirc> I'd love to get my hands on a Macintrash
[12:17] <Jan`> "Worst LUG meeting possible: 10pm Monday night, downtown warehouse in deserted alley, meat, double meat or spicy meat pizza and cheap beer."
[12:17]  * Jan` snickers extensively
[12:17] <imaginator> ifireball: I don't know about the gnome integration.  I don't use Gnome, but I do use Ubuntu :)
[12:18] <Jan`> Yup. That's it alright.
[12:18] <ifireball> tho1: well, I have some ethical principles to keep me on linux, other then that I hear ya
[12:18] <j_medic78> all the lines exactly as written? including the final bracket being spaced out a bit?
[12:18] <jriffle> anyone know how to get linux on an ipaq r3115 ?
[12:18] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: all the lines exactly as written? including the final bracket being spaced out a bit?
[12:18] <tho1> ifireball I'll  probably always have a linux partition...linux allows me to rediscover the pleasure of getting the printer to print 'hello'
[12:19] <ifireball> imaginator: kde? those questions can be asked WRT kde as well
[12:19] <rojanu> is it possible to change amd64 to x86 only via ssh?
[12:19] <imaginator> ifireball: I'm using Ubuntu with a WM I wrote, and the toolkit I mostly use is Tcl/Tk
[12:19] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: i can't save it for some weird reason
[12:20] <olskolirc> how can I get my berly to work without turning my menus black?  and I don't know how to zoom or rotate the cube
[12:20] <lonejack> hi, does somebody know how can be started software in reduced to icons at startup
[12:20]  * Jan` continues going through "how to attract women to Linux", snickering occasionally and nodding a lot
[12:20] <ifireball> imaginator: oh, so you're pretty much integration-agnostic ;)
[12:20] <imaginator> ifireball: to some extent.
[12:20] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: probably trying to save as a user, open your editor as root
[12:21] <g0rb3h> when u have the file there run this command
[12:21] <Tilllinux> "This forum requires that you wait 15 seconds between searches. Please try again in 3 seconds." ... isn't this somehow...weird and contradictory?
[12:21] <g0rb3h> wpa_supplicant  -Dipw -ieth1 -c/etc/wpa/wpa_supplicant.conf -Bw
[12:21] <ifireball> imaginator: but isn't tcl/tk ugly as hell? the less time I looked it was still using motif as a backend...
[12:21] <imaginator> ifireball: I'm a Tcl and Tk core developer, and I'm hoping that the 8.5.x releases will change the ideas about "ugly as hell" once Ubuntu starts using them of course
[12:22] <grout> Anyone have a .deb file for doomsday?
[12:22] <imaginator> ifireball: and Tk has never used Motif, it just looked like it.
[12:22] <ifireball> imaginator: I don't know... this is a python/ruby world, I liked TCL... but it kinda seems.. old fashioned...
[12:23] <Cnerd> hi
[12:23] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: it keeps giving me an "Unexpected error: File not found"
[12:23] <Cnerd> ive a question
[12:23] <imaginator> ifireball: that's a view that many people regretabbly share.
[12:23] <Cnerd> im isntalling ubuntu now
[12:23] <imaginator> ifireball: I wouldn't say there's a lot of truth to it though.
[12:23] <Cnerd> i can compile with ubuntu?
[12:24] <Cnerd> ?
[12:24] <Cnerd> gcc
[12:24] <Cnerd> is in it
[12:24] <imaginator> Cnerd: yes
[12:24] <ifireball> imaginator: also, it won't be truly integrated until you can somehow run the GTK theme engine above it
[12:24] <imaginator> 2 versions at least
[12:24] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: ok, save the config file i posted you to here instead /home/(your username)/wpa_supplicant.conf
[12:24] <Ubuntu2> Congratulations!
[12:24] <Ubuntu2>
[12:24] <Ubuntu2> You have the recommended Java installed (Version 6 Update 3).
[12:24] <ifireball> imaginator: given that to date I did more coding in TCL then in Python, I can see your side of this
[12:24] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: ok, 1 sec
[12:24] <Ubuntu2> but it still does not work
[12:25] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: ok, that saved
[12:26] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: so now do sudo wpa_supplicant  -Dipw -ieth1 -c/home/(your username)/wpa_supplicant.conf -w
[12:26] <imaginator> ifireball: the gtk+ look and theme support is a problem.  It seems that Gtk+ and Qt themes are very important these days.  Qt has been solved by a project called tile-qt, but Gtk+ is a bit more involved.
[12:27] <ifireball> imaginator: I know TCL is capable of any programming paradigm imagined, and its compactness is simply amazing, but somehow python seems "cleaner" to me; and there is the issue of the size of the user-base
[12:27] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: you should get some stuff comming to the tty as we left the "B" out, you can whack the output in pastebin
[12:27] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: i got a bunch of "Operation not supported" and "Failed to set encryption" messages
[12:27] <georg1> hi, any good crm system that I can use?
[12:28] <ifireball> imaginator: well, imo, if its a different toolkit you'll always have issues with small tidbits like how focus works, or hotkeys or integration with stuff like compiz
[12:28] <georg1> how can I configure the mouse pointer to be smaller?
[12:28] <imaginator> ifireball: btw: http://wiki.tcl.tk/NexTk  that's my project (alpha transparency and window rotation support for a next generation Tk, with widgets written in Tcl).
[12:29] <ifireball> imaginator: this is way I try to keep my desktop purely gtk2.x and even gnome if possible
[12:29] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: pastebin the whole lot for me, start from where u issue the command
[12:29]  * Jan` waits for Ubuntu live CD to burn
[12:29] <Lizlo> .de
[12:30] <Cnerd> FUCK
[12:30] <Cnerd> Ubutnu install error
[12:30] <Cnerd> :'(
[12:30] <Jan`> Cnerd: Thanks but no thanks.
[12:31] <Cnerd> :p
[12:31] <imaginator> Cnerd: what's the problem?
[12:31] <ifireball> imaginator: well, I'm kinda surprised to hear that TK is its own toolkit I always thought it was a layer above something else, does it has something like glade?
[12:31] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: http://pastebin.com/m5b99e452
[12:31] <Cnerd> Errno 5 Input/output error: '/rofs/usr/share/aspell/en_CAw_accents-only.cwl.gz'
[12:32] <ifireball> imaginator: alos I suppose one way to solve gtk integration problems is to write a gtk them engine in tk... ;)
[12:32] <imaginator> that would be a lot of work, and maintainance
[12:33] <Cnerd> this particual error is often due to a faulty CD/DVD disk or drive
[12:33]  * Jan` gingerly places liveCD in CD-ROM drive, and, in like manner to a bomb disposal expert cutting the green wire, presses the ON button
[12:33] <Cnerd> de disk is free request from ubuntu.com
[12:33] <imaginator> There are tools like Glade -- several in fact.  I find it easier to just make GUIs manually with code though.
[12:33] <georg1> how can I verify that the last drivers have been installed?
[12:33] <georg1> I  have nvidea
[12:34] <ifireball> imaginator: well, the qt guys did that, but I suppose its a question of resources
[12:34] <lonejack> is it possible to launch tomboy (or other applications) directly iconized?
[12:34] <iCEifer> can anyone suggest a good gnome MP3/CD player?
[12:34] <Cnerd> imaginator
[12:34] <tho1> iCEifer xmms
[12:34] <cYbercOsmOnauT> I like Amarok.. even if it's a KDE player.. ;)
[12:34] <ifireball> imaginator: coded GUIs have maintainability problems and they tend not to be easily I18N-able
[12:35] <predaeus> iCEifer, audacious
[12:35] <iCEifer> cYbercOsmOnauT, I was looking for something similar to that for gnome :)
[12:35] <imaginator> ifireball: there are message catalog tools that make the i18n problem easier to solve
[12:35] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: so my driver doesn't support WPA huh?
[12:35] <imaginator> Cnerd: did you run a checksum on the disk image before making your Ubuntu CD?
[12:36] <Cnerd> checkksum, making?
[12:36] <ifireball> imaginator: no, you don't really understand i18n until you try to support RTL of CTL languages...
[12:36] <Cnerd> ive did request free cd
[12:36] <imaginator> oh
[12:36] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: correct
[12:36] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: lol, hell will freeze over before I get the owner of the router to change the encryption!
[12:36] <imaginator> Cnerd: well, do you have access to another CD-ROM drive?
[12:36] <ifireball> imaginator: problem is most programmers think text always goes left-to-right...
[12:36] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: give ndiswrapper a try, its not such a headache anymore and there are lots of good guides
[12:37] <imaginator> ifireball: that's something to solve in the future.  languages like Hebrew with RTL and the few others make life much more uhm interesting :)
[12:37] <Cnerd> imaginator: no, i shutdown my pc
[12:37] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: ok, I'll see what I can do with ndiswrapper
[12:37] <Cnerd> i make it open, en unconnect the cdrom dire
[12:37] <Cnerd> i cionnect another drive
[12:37] <Cnerd> that can
[12:37] <Cnerd> i think
[12:37] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Feisty#How_to_install_Windows_Wireless_Drivers_.28Ndiswrapper.29
[12:37] <graabein> how come i get two icons for ipod when i mount it on usb? i'm on xfce
[12:38] <holycow> same partition or two?
[12:38] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: i'll check that link out
[12:39] <ifireball> imaginator: well, tell me when that future comes, until then your toolkit doesn't cut it, simple as that. I'm sorry.
[12:39] <Nicolaidis> how can i download plugins for compiz fusion?
[12:40] <ifireball> imaginator: (slightly  bitter about those issues, I pretty much started and ended my coding career making RTL ports... motif is horrible...)
[12:40] <imaginator> ifireball: do you use RTL a lot?
[12:40] <imaginator> ifireball: yes, I agree Motif is horrible.  I've done some coding with it.
[12:41] <ifireball> imaginator: personally no, but my "clients" do.
[12:41] <|DuReX|> pffyt
[12:41] <|DuReX|> installing on a dmraid is real problem :(
[12:42] <Jan`> Anyone who was here last night might have heard me gripe about Linux not working very well.
[12:42] <Jan`> I just thought I'd mention the fact that we can add the Ubuntu 7.10 LiveCD to the List Of Things That Don't Work.
[12:42] <imaginator> Jan`: what hardware?
[12:42] <Jan`> God, it'd be nice to be wrong sometimes.
[12:42] <olskolirc> lol right Jan
[12:42] <Jan`> Um. A PC.
[12:43] <olskolirc> I finally got mine to where it needs to be with a lot of tweaking
[12:43] <rsk> Jan`: the detection of monitor resolutions is horrific. other than that.. it works fine
[12:43] <Jan`> It has an Asus A7N8X motherboard and an Athlon XP 2600+ processor.
[12:43] <scguy318> Jan`: of what specification is what imaginator is interested in
[12:43] <imaginator> Jan`: which flavor of the million permutations of a PC do you have?
[12:43] <tho1> Jan` Just curious...have you tried Ubuntu 6.06?
[12:43] <Jan`> tho1: No.
[12:43] <Jan`> Anyhoo, it has a Windows 2000 install on its hard disk.
[12:43] <imaginator> Jan`: what's the problem with the Live CD?
[12:44] <Jan`> So we burned ubuntu-7.10-desktop-i386.iso to a CD and put it in the drive, and the PC booted into Windows.
[12:44] <|DuReX|> It fails to format the ext3 :(
[12:44] <Jan`> So we then went into the BIOS and set all the boot devices to CD-ROM.
[12:44] <nuGzthk> i have wine but still cant install the msi steaminstaller file
[12:44] <Jan`> Then we rebooted and it booted into Windows.
[12:44] <scguy318> Jan`: you did...burn as ISO?
[12:44] <nuGzthk> please help
[12:44] <rsk> Jan`: ok so, did you burn it as a bootable disk?
[12:44] <scguy318> Jan`: and not as a data file in a new data session?
[12:44] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: so i just need to install the ndiswrapper toolkit, then get the windows driver, have it configure the driver, then run that command again?
[12:44] <Jan`> Yes, I burned it as an image.
[12:44]  * Jan` isn't quite THAT stupid
[12:45] <imaginator> Jan`: how did the boot loader behave?
[12:45] <MrGreencastle> I somehow removed the login window config tool, whats the name of the package so I can get it back?
[12:45] <rsk> Jan`: and have you verified the media?
[12:45] <Toma-> What type of bitmap files are compatible with X? eg. xsetroot/xdm ?
[12:45] <rsk> Jan`: as in md5cheking et
[12:45] <Jan`> imaginator: what's a boot loader?
[12:45] <olskolirc> I didn't do a cd install.  I just upgraded from my last ubuntu
[12:45] <wols_> Jan`: if it boots still windows it's not Ubuntu's fault. it's either your fault for not being able to operate a cd burner or your hardware not following your commands
[12:45] <olskolirc> 7.06 or something like that
[12:45] <scguy318> Jan`: a boot loader is the code that performs bootstrapping for an OS
[12:45] <nuGzthk> how do i install the msi file?
[12:45] <Jan`> scguy318: *blink*
[12:46] <scguy318> nuGzthk: in Wine? wine start msifile.msi
[12:46] <imaginator> Jan`: the BIOS should attempt to load the image on the Live CD
[12:46] <chazco> How do I remove duplicated Ubuntu entries from my grub menu?
[12:46] <Jan`> The CD appears to be entirely blank.
[12:46] <imaginator> and then the Live CD should load it's own boot loader to load a kernel
[12:46] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: yup =)
[12:46] <wols_> chazco: duplicated how?
[12:46] <scguy318> Jan`: that shouldn't be...
[12:46] <Jan`> No kidding.
[12:46] <tho1> chazco edit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[12:46] <chazco> I have two of everything... why that is I dont know
[12:46] <wols_> Jan`: then you didn't burn a ubuntu CD. try again
[12:46] <imaginator> Jan`: what tool did you use to burn the ISO image?
[12:46] <scguy318> Jan`: how did you download the image?
[12:46] <Jan`> imaginator: InfraRecorder.
[12:47] <Jan`> scguy318: From a website. Using Firefox.
[12:47] <chazco> wols_ - I think when I installed Ubuntu it picked up remenants of another install on a second HDD
[12:47] <Jan`> It certainly spent quite a while making those "I'm writing a disc" whirring sounds.
[12:47] <MrGreencastle> For burning .iso in Windows, I would recommend ImgBurn
[12:47] <scguy318> CDBurnerXP :P
[12:47] <wols_> chazco: pastebin your menu.lst
[12:47] <Jan`> So I'd be quite surprised if it had done nothing.
[12:47] <imaginator> Jan`: can you view the CD in Windows from my computer?
[12:47] <Jan`> imaginator: s'what I'm doing. Seems empty.
[12:47] <imaginator> hmm, strange
[12:47] <wols_> Jan`: there is a "da as if but don't really do it" mode with every CD burner app I've ever seen
[12:48] <scguy318> Jan`: what if you mount the image using a loopback mount program?
[12:48] <Jan`> scguy318: A what?!
[12:48] <MrGreencastle> I somehow removed the login window config tool, whats the name of the package so I can get it back?
[12:48] <luckybamboo> hi ihave trouble updating my packages: Couldn't connect with <IP_ADDRESS>:8080 (<IP_ADDRESS>). - connect (111 Connection refused)
[12:48] <luckybamboo> i have
[12:48] <scguy318> Jan`: image mount app
[12:48] <chazco> wols_ - There are several bits which say "# This entry automatically added by the Debian installer for an existing
[12:48] <chazco> # linux installation on /dev/sdb1."
[12:48] <imaginator> Jan`: I think scguy318 is suggesting that you try to see what the image contains
[12:48] <Jan`> Oh.
[12:48] <imaginator> Jan`: does InfraRecord have that ability?
[12:48]  * Jan` reaches for Daemon Tools
[12:48] <omega512> hi i tried to compile this bridge utility http://www.linux-usb.org/SpeedTouch/LFS/brctl-010226.c (br2684ctl) to configure my connection and i got this errors:  atm.h: No such file or directory and many other errors incomplete type ....etc how to compile this plz?
[12:48] <scguy318> luckybamboo: you have a proxy set?
[12:49]  * predaeus just discovered recently that Daemon Tools the free version contains spyware.
[12:49] <luckybamboo> scguy318, yes
[12:49] <scguy318> predaeus: old news but if you uncheck teh search bar...
[12:49] <scguy318> predaeus: the fact that it does have spyware is dead obvious, and they're nice enough to let you say no
[12:49] <wols_> omega512: you need to install the kernel headers for your kernel
[12:49] <predaeus> scguy318, really? I thought they changed that.
[12:49] <wols_> omega512: linux-headers-2.6.22-14-generic
[12:50] <predaeus> scguy318, well, let's forget about that then.
[12:50] <scguy318> predaeus: I can still uncheck install search bar when installing DAEMON Tools, if I'm not mistaken
[12:50] <Jan`> OK. If I mount the .iso using daemon tools, it has a bunch of folders and suchlike in it, named .disk, bin, casper, disctree, dists etc
[12:50] <MrGreencastle> Can someone please tell me the name of the login window config tool's package? I accidentally removed it somehow.
[12:50] <wols_> Jan`: so burn your disk again until your CD has those files
[12:50]  * Jan` suspects InfraRecorder is being Bad
[12:50] <wols_> MrGreencastle: gdm-config iirc
[12:50] <Mechdave> MrGreencastle, It is called gdm
[12:50]  * Jan` might have to pony up the cash for Nero
[12:51] <imaginator> Jan`: I think your suspicion is correct
[12:51] <MrGreencastle> For burning .iso in Windows, I would recommend ImgBurn
[12:51] <scguy318> Jan`: Nero? use CDBurnerXP :P
[12:51] <Jan`> Mutter. I should have Nero anyway.
[12:51] <omega512> wols_: sudo apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r) [12:51] <fahri_> try ImgBurn in wind*** to burn .iso!
[12:51] <Jan`> Although it comes with plus de la irritating hang-on programs.
[12:51] <wols_> Jan`: http://cdburnerxp.se/
[12:51] <luckybamboo> Jan`, or try brasero...
[12:51] <wols_> omega512: full output of your make run
[12:51]  * Jan` goes with wols_' suggestion
[12:52]  * Jan` looks for a burnable optical disc that isn't a DVD...
[12:52] <fahri_> just right click ur .iso, choose Burn!
[12:52] <wols_> Jan`: try your current "ubuntu" CD. seems it's empty anyways
[12:52] <scguy318> luckybamboo: but Jan` is in Windows so :P
[12:52] <luckybamboo> scguy318, ah...
[12:52] <rsk> Jan`: dvd's would work fine alos
[12:52] <luckybamboo> scguy318, can you please help me?
[12:52] <Jan`> wols_: It's not "unburned" empty. It's "got no files on" empty.
[12:52] <rsk> also
[12:52] <wols_> Jan`: wow that infrarecorder is reall poo
[12:53] <Jan`> I've had trouble with it in the past.
[12:53] <omega512> wols_: i'm compiling it with gcc -o br2684ctl br2684.c
[12:53] <scguy318> luckybamboo: what's up?
[12:53] <wols_> omega512: why?
[12:53] <luckybamboo> scguy318, i can't update my packages.
[12:53] <wols_> luckybamboo: start your proxy
[12:53] <BernardB> How can I mount a .dmg file in Ubuntu Gutsy?
[12:53] <lonejack> hi, is it possible to launch tomboy (or other applications) directly iconized?
[12:53] <scguy318> BernardB: I think fuseiso (in universe) can do it
[12:53] <luckybamboo> wols_, the proxy is running.
[12:54] <luckybamboo> wols_, there must be some wrong settings locally.
[12:54] <wols_> luckybamboo: but it's not accepting connections
[12:54] <luckybamboo> not my connection.
[12:54] <omega512> wols_:there isn't a makefile with it
[12:54] <wols_> luckybamboo: is it running on port 8080 on that remote machine?
[12:54] <wols_> omega512: I still want the full output
[12:55] <luckybamboo> wols_, how to check if the port is 8080 on the proxy?
[12:55] <wols_> luckybamboo: what OS is the proxy running?
[12:55] <luckybamboo> i think it's a debian too.
[12:55] <omega512> wols_: the full  output is big lol
[12:55] <chazco> Okay, fixed my grub menu :)
[12:55] <wols_> luckybamboo: think or know?
[12:55] <omega512> ~ 15 lines
[12:55] <chazco> Still got the USB keyboard issue to sort out
[12:55] <wols_> luckybamboo: and ubuntu is NOT debian
[12:55] <omega512> i paste it??
[12:55] <MrGreencastle> Thanks, I wonder how I removed it...
[12:55] <wols_> !paste | omega512
[12:55] <ubotu> omega512: 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)
[12:55] <bionoid> Hi. I have problems booting livecd on my Toshiba Qosmio G40. Sometimes it freezes before reaching the desktop (but always at the graphical stage). Sometimes I get a nice 1920x1200 desktop and everything works. Until I start a program, then everything hangs. I tried the safe graphics mode, but it just keeps restarting X indefinetely. Any hints?
[12:55] <MrGreencastle> Must have not been paying attention
[12:55] <luckybamboo> wols_, true. i think it's a debian or an ubuntu
[12:55] <Elko> I installed build-essential and now get a zlib error, but can't find which packsge contains that library?
[12:56] <luckybamboo> wols_, i'm not the admin.
[12:56] <wols_> luckybamboo: sudo netstat -anp |grep 8080 on it
[12:56] <Elko> zlib1g is installed though
[12:56] <wols_> luckybamboo: can you telnet to it on port 8080?
[12:56] <imaginator> zlib1g?
[12:56] <luckybamboo> wols_, i can't get onto the proxy.
[12:56] <wols_> Elko: zlib1g-dev is what you need. headers
[12:56]  * Jan` burns
[12:57] <wols_> luckybamboo: then tell the proxy admin
[12:57] <nucco> hi, doesn anyone know where cups-pdf saves its output files? I'm printing from epiphany, but can't find the generated files
[12:57] <Elko> wols_: thank you
[12:57] <chazco> My USB keyboard wont work with Ubuntu when using the motherboards USB ports. It does work when using a PCI expansion cards ports. How can I fix this? (With it plugged into the expansion card the BIOS and grub are unable to use it)
[12:57] <chazco> It started in 7.10
[12:57] <luckybamboo> wols_, it's not a good time for calling the admin. he will be back on wednesday
[12:57] <wols_> chazco: does onboard usb work at all?
[12:57] <BernardB> scguy318, I've installed it via Synaptic. What command can I use/
[12:57] <BernardB> *?
[12:57] <chazco> wols_ - yep
[12:58] <omega512> wols_: i copied the output and pressed paste what i must do now?
[12:58] <luckybamboo> wols_, that's why i'm sitting here alone.
[12:58] <wols_> omega512: tell us the url
[12:58] <omega512> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/49963/
[12:58] <wols_> luckybamboo: we cannot help you. the proxy is not working apparently and we certainly don't have admin rights
[12:58] <Optyk> .wc
[12:58] <fever> is there options for the diff command to display the words which are not the same ?
[12:59] <chazco> wols_ - I've tried changing BIOS options for USB keyboard support, doesnt help... I thought maybe dmesg would help, but I cant login to Ubuntu with it plugged into the problem socket :D
[12:59] <chazco> sockets even
[12:59] <omega512> wols_: it's ok?
[12:59] <luckybamboo> wols_, true. o.k. maybe you can help getting rid of the proxy? maybe i can go out without the proxy?
[12:59] <wols_> omega512: what is this atm library?
[12:59] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: now, with that command you gave me, I'm getting a "syntax error near unexpected token ` ( ' "
[13:00] <wols_> luckybamboo: sure. just don't use a proxy
[13:00] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: thats a start! =)
[13:00] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: lol. never mind, my bad!!
[13:00] <chazco> Also, when the keyboard is plugged into the motherboard ports it works fine in the BIOS and Grub, just Ubuntu having problems
[13:00] <Tobias92> Dear ubuntu people. I got a video, and of all my players, only "MPlayer" will display it correctly. However, MPlayer does not allow me to go fullscreen. How can I fix the other players (ie vlc or totem)
[13:00] <j_medic78> it helps to change "your user name" to what it really is! :-)
[13:00] <godlines> if your not using ssh public keys, is your password then sent in clear text?
[13:00] <nucco> hi, doesn anyone know where cups-pdf saves its output files? I'm printing from epiphany, but can't find the generated files please...
[13:00] <luckybamboo> wols_, the fritzbox has got the ip <IP_ADDRESS>.... maybe i can just go through it?
[13:00] <wols_> chazco: plug in the usb keyboard to mianboard, then  dmesg | tail -20
[13:00] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: :P also dont copy the carriage return char into the .conf file
[13:00] <omega512> wols_: it's used to create a bridge (virtual network) to configure the PPPoE over ATM  connection
[13:01] <wols_> luckybamboo: you normally already do
[13:01] <luckybamboo> wols_, but i don't know which conf to edit.
[13:01] <chazco> wols_ - I cant excute the command after plugging it in - no keyboard...
[13:01] <chazco> I'll try a script with sleep in it
[13:01] <maek> nucco: find / -name filename.pdf ?
[13:01] <wols_> omega512: the atm doesn't do that. answer my question. and where is it from?
[13:02] <wols_> chazco: plug it in, remove it again and plug it to the pci card, then dmesg | tail -40
[13:02] <Vinconzo> hi
[13:02] <nuGzthk> can someone help me install the msi file?
[13:02] <chazco> wols_ - got it with a script... it seems to show up fine
[13:02] <wols_> luckybamboo: do "telnte google.com 80" what does it say?
[13:02] <nuGzthk> steam
[13:03] <wols_> nuGzthk: appdb.winehq.com or #wine
[13:03] <wols_> luckybamboo: *telnet
[13:03] <luckybamboo> wols_, Trying <IP_ADDRESS>...
[13:03] <luckybamboo> Connected to google.com
[13:03] <Lethyro> does anyone know about saslauthd und postfix ?
[13:03] <luckybamboo> Connection closed by foreign host
[13:03] <chazco> [  478.060000] input: Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 2000 as /class/input/input8
[13:03] <chazco> [  478.060000] input: USB HID v1.11 Keyboard [Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 2000] on usb-0000:00:02.0-3
[13:03] <omega512> wols_: see PPPoE in http://www.linux-usb.org/SpeedTouch/LFS/index.html
[13:03] <wols_> luckybamboo: you using synaptic or apt-get?
[13:03] <luckybamboo> wols_, apt-get
[13:03] <BernardB> scguy318, ?
[13:03] <wols_> omega512: this atm lib needs a corresponding atm.h header file. where is it?
[13:04] <wols_> luckybamboo: env |grep HTTP  is there any proxy set?
[13:04] <luckybamboo> wols_, env |grep HTTP --> no reponse
[13:04] <wols_> luckybamboo: sudo grep -r -i HTTP /etc/apt/*
[13:04] <wols_> luckybamboo: any response?
[13:05] <omega512> wols_: i don't know this why i post the question
[13:05] <Lethyro> i cant send emails: in the mail.log i read: cannot connect to saslauthd server: Not a Directory   <<< what i should do
[13:05] <wols_> omega512: how should we know?
[13:05] <luckybamboo> wols_, yeah. the source.list
[13:05] <maek> omega512:  to find a certain file you can use apt-file, sudo apt-get install apt-file ; sudo apt-file update ; apt-file search atm.h - that will tell you which pkg the file is in
[13:05] <wols_> that's not it. should be a preferences file
[13:05] <wols_> is it a mandatory proxy?
[13:06] <luckybamboo> wols_, and 2 entries in apt.conf
[13:06] <wols_> luckybamboo: pastebin the 2 entries
[13:06] <profoX`> what's ubuntu's policy on drivers? do new drivers for graphics cards and drivers like madwifi get backported to dapper and/or gutsy now? i thought i read a spec about that sometime ago
[13:06] <wols_> maek: how will that help him?
[13:07] <wols_> omega512: again. where is this atm library from?
[13:07] <Vinconzo> anyone here with any usenet experience? (using Pan)
[13:07] <Vinconzo> i tried using microsofts server (just to try it) and now i cant ue my isp's server anymore
[13:07] <luckybamboo> wols_, all entries: http://ubuntuusers.de/paste/25258/
[13:07] <maek> wols_: I might have misunderstood, I thought he was looking for where to get atm.h - sorry omega512
[13:08] <wols_> luckybamboo: something is very wrong since those proxies are supposed to use port 3128 but you spoke about port 8080
[13:08] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: what did you mean by "carriage return"? :-D
[13:08] <Tobias92> I want to play a video file and the screen goes all pink, is this because I am missing codecs?
[13:08] <imaginator> Vinconzo: perhaps the connection is persistent or you set NNTPSERVER in your env differently?
[13:08] <Jan`> Right well.
[13:08] <imaginator> Vinconzo: I don't use Pan.  I use slrn FWIW
[13:08] <luckybamboo> wols_, shall i change it to 3128?
[13:08] <maek> j_medic78: thats the enter key <cr>
[13:08] <Jan`> It just played this cool "tribal drums" style musical sting.
[13:08] <wols_> luckybamboo: it's already set to 31289
[13:09] <Vinconzo> ok
[13:09] <wols_> -9
[13:09] <Jan`> And now the TV it's plugged into says "PC-VGA: Out of range."
[13:09] <luckybamboo> wols_, true , you're right.
[13:09] <maek> j_medic78: or rather the special character that shows an enter
[13:09] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: when i posted you your wpa_supplicant.conf in ./msg it copied that character, you see it as a square
[13:09] <Jan`> This limits its usefulness.
[13:09] <wols_> luckybamboo: you can try and comment them out with a # in front of each
[13:09] <omega512> wols_: i readed this HowTo http://www.linux-usb.org/SpeedTouch/LFS/index.html to configure my ADSL USB modem
[13:10] <imaginator> Jan`: what are you planning to do?
[13:10] <scguy318> Jan`: oh, retarded X
[13:10] <wols_> omega512: have you made the atm library, yes or no?
[13:10] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: hmm.. i didn't see any square in it
[13:10] <luckybamboo> wols_, i commented both entries in /etc/apt/apt.conf
[13:10] <scguy318> Jan`: switch to tty1 via Ctrl-Alt-F1, login as ubuntu/ubuntu, do sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[13:10] <|DuReX|> whoooohooo :) ubuntu finally installing :D
[13:11] <scguy318> Jan`: then restart GDM by doing sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[13:11] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: kk nps then =) did ndiswrapper load the module properly?
[13:11] <scguy318> Jan`: though I think you should already be logged in on tty1-6 actually
[13:11] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: it said it did
[13:11] <imaginator> Jan`: I have my Ubuntu setup with a TV-out and it works fine.  I use nvtv to enable it to work over an S-video adapter to a normal (non-HD) TV
[13:11] <Jan`> Hey, guys, does scguy318 speak English?
[13:11] <scguy318> Jan`: if you're not interested in actually using the LiveCD features of your CD, check out the wiki page linked to by ubotu's factoid at !install
[13:12] <imaginator> Jan`: yes, just a different dialect :)
[13:12] <Jan`> We'd try fiddling with the "VGA" options in the boot up thingy
[13:12] <brobostigon> i have got rid of all software i can, but need to freeup more space, where else can i delete files??
[13:12] <Jan`> but the boot up thingy doesn't seem to support USB keyboards (we have a wireless one)]
[13:12] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: so i gave the command that you gave me
[13:12] <luckybamboo> wols_,  synax-error /etc/apt/apt.conf:1: not suppoerted directive „Acquire::http::Proxy“
[13:12] <scguy318> luckybamboo: I think you have two typoed chars at the beginning of the line?
[13:13] <wols_> luckybamboo: make a copy of the file for backup and delete the two lines then
[13:13] <scguy318> !install | Jan`, if you haven't seen this
[13:13] <ubotu> Jan`, if you haven't seen this: Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseNotes/UbiquityKnownIssues - Don't want to use a CD? Try http://tinyurl.com/3exghs - See also !automate
[13:13] <omega512> wols_: the atm.h header is in /usr/src/linux
[13:13] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: sweet, and it took the driver files ok? does ndiswrapper -l show the driver u loaded?
[13:13] <Jan`> Um, er.
[13:13] <wols_> omega512: this isn't it
[13:14] <aoupi> hi, any forum mod here?
[13:14] <wols_> omega512: there is http://packages.ubuntu.com/gutsy/libdevel/libatm1-dev in ubuntu. you sure you couldn't use that atm library?
[13:14] <Jack_Sparrow> aoupi: IS there a problem?
[13:14] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: i don't have a WPA option when I try to connect to wireless though
[13:14] <scguy318> aoupi: pretend we all are, what's the question?
[13:14] <aoupi> well
[13:15] <Jan`> Humph. anyone want a Ubuntu live CD? I have one spare.
[13:15] <luckybamboo> wols_, scguy318  i got still connection refused.
[13:15] <aoupi> attachment in the forum, you have to be logged in to see them, Could you change that soo everyone can get the attachments
[13:15] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: 1 step at a time! :P
[13:15] <omega512> wols_: so which one?
[13:15] <wols_> luckybamboo: still port 8080?
[13:15] <wols_> omega512: which one what?
[13:15] <luckybamboo> wols_, yes
[13:15] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: now, I'm thinking that maybe I should have uninstalled the linux driver, or disable it in the restricted drivers manager?
[13:15] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: ok, i'll slow down
[13:16] <scguy318> Jan`: you can still utilize the files on the LiveCD for the other installation methods detailed by ubotu's install factoid
[13:16] <luckybamboo> wols_, i really don't know why there is port 8080? i mean where is it set?
[13:16] <g0rb3h> can do that in a bit, does ndiswrapper -l show the driver files u installed?
[13:16] <wols_> luckybamboo: grep -r 8080 /etc
[13:16] <Jack_Sparrow> aoupi: Not likely, but they have noted your request.
[13:16] <Jan`> scguy318: I don't want to install it.
[13:16] <scguy318> Jan`: alrighty then
[13:16] <aoupi> Jack_Sparrow: ok, thanks
[13:16] <Jan`> I just want to use it from the live CD to read a Mac formatted disc.
[13:16] <wols_> luckybamboo: I don't know. it'S the 64000$ question
[13:17] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: it says invalid driver
[13:17] <g0rb3h> =s
[13:17] <Disastro> does the update to gutsy work without any special tuning?
[13:17] <scguy318> Jan`: HFS+ or something? lemme see
[13:17] <Jan`> that's the one
[13:17] <Jan`> I was told Ubuntu supported it, so I'd be able to read the Mac formatted firewire disk I have here.
[13:17] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: this bit can be a bit of a mare since the right file u need are often bunddled up in an install shield file
[13:17] <Jan`> And then I could copy it to a Windows PC.
[13:17] <Jan`> Which is the entire point of this exercise.
[13:18] <Jowi> Jan`, you should probably mount it as type "hfsplus"
[13:18] <Jan`> Jowi: I'd love to.
[13:18] <Disastro> and can you update from gutsy cd from shipit?
[13:18] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: now, that's a vista driver, i wonder if an xp driver would be better
[13:18] <scguy318> Jan`: googling yields me HFSExplorer
[13:18] <Jack_Sparrow> Disastro: Should not be a problem.  However, if you used automatix or envy (both bad ideas) you could have real issues with it
[13:18] <Tobias92> How do I discover which codec is attributed to a .avi file in ubuntu?
[13:18] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: it would indeed!
[13:18] <Jan`> However right now I'm in Linux Is Being Rubbish zone, whereby it's using a screenmode the TV doesn't support, and it doesn't seem to detect our keyboard.
[13:18] <luckybamboo> wols_, all i now is: there is a proxy on ip <IP_ADDRESS> with maybe port 3128 who doesn't let me through. what can i configure?#
[13:18] <wols_> Jan`: http://packages.ubuntu.com/gutsy/otherosfs/hfsplus
[13:18] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: ok, back to the download center
[13:19] <scguy318> Jan`: there's a utility called HFSExplorer on Windows, dunno if that's what youw ant
[13:19] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: iirc there is some webpage that shows compatible drivers for ndiswrapper for each card / chip
[13:19] <wols_> luckybamboo: the question is why is your apt insisiting on port 8080?
[13:19] <Jan`> wols_ yes that's lovely. Unfortunately I don't even have Ubuntu let alone packages.
[13:19] <luckybamboo> wols_, or if ther eis no possibility, how to get rid of the proxy and use the direct way..
[13:19] <scguy318> Tobias92: good question, on Windows I would use GSpot :P
[13:19] <luckybamboo> wols_, yeah
[13:19] <Tobias92> If I play it in mplayer the screen goes all pink :(
[13:20] <wols_> luckybamboo: if you don't know where to change something how can you cahnge it?
[13:20] <Jowi> Tobias92, you use "file filename.avi"
[13:20] <wols_> Jan`: then you are in the wrong place or asking the wrong questions. this is ubuntu support
[13:20] <Tobias92> Jowi, righto, divX 5, thanks. How do I force mplayer to use that?
[13:20] <Jan`> wols_: Hey, they said Ubuntu could do it.
[13:20] <wols_> !codecs
[13:21] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: found it! =)
[13:21] <scguy318> Jan`: http://hem.bredband.net/catacombae/hfsx.html
[13:21] <g0rb3h> j_medic78: http://ndiswrapper.sourceforge.net/joomla/index.php?/component/option,com_openwiki/Itemid,33/id,list_g-l/
[13:21] <wols_> Jan`: it can
[13:21] <Jan`> No, it can't.
[13:21] <Jan`> Look.
[13:21] <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
[13:21] <scguy318> Jan`: is that utility suitable for your needs?
[13:21]  * Jan` indicates a screen on which it is written "PC-VGA: Out of Range"
[13:21]  * g0rb3h is getting some lunch
[13:21] <wols_> scguy318: there are hfs+ utils in ubuntu
[13:21] <scguy318> Jan`: so for that, did you try what I said?
[13:21] <Jan`> I didn't understand the first word of what you said.
[13:21] <Jowi> Tobias92, it will automatically if it's supported. see if "mplayer -vo x11 filename.avi" also give you the pink tone.
[13:22] <scguy318> wols_ : I'm aware, however, Jan` is more interested in getting to HFS+, and X isn't working so well
[13:22] <wols_> Jan`: what hardware is this?
[13:22] <Disastro> which will work better to update feisty: alternate cd or internet update?
[13:22] <scguy318> Jan`: he's trying from LiveCD anyway, nary an install
[13:22] <wols_> Disastro: same thing
[13:22] <Tobias92> Jowi, it doesnt thanks. But I cant set it on full screen, I get black bars all around. Can't I tell it to "stretch out"?
[13:23] <wols_> scguy318: if you want to support windows: fine. ##windows
[13:23] <Filled-Void> Does anyone here use weatherget. I need help setting it up. I found a command which says python setup.py install --root=/path/to/root/ in order to install it but I cant either install it right or Im entering the incorrect path . IM doing this for conky
[13:23] <Jowi> Tobias92, mplayer -vo x11 -zoom (i think)
[13:23] <Jan`> Hmn.
[13:23] <Tobias92> Jowi, thanks a million! :)
[13:23] <redfox> I am trying to install ubuntu on an external hard drive. Where do I tell it to install grub if my external hard drive is sdb?
[13:23] <scguy318> wols_: ?
[13:23] <Jan`> HFSExplorer doesn't seem to like USB drives.
[13:24] <scguy318> Jan`: are you in the LiveCD session now?
[13:24] <Jan`> So that's out.
[13:24] <Jan`> scguy318: What d'you mean by "session"
[13:24] <wols_> Jan`: is there a computer monitor in your vicinity?
[13:24] <ifireball> redfox: (hd1)
[13:24] <Jan`> wols_: Several.
[13:25] <wols_> Jan`: then plug one in instead of a TV?
[13:25] <Cnerd> ive now more ram and another cddrive
[13:25] <Cnerd> :)
[13:25] <Jan`> Difficult.
[13:25] <negativt> Hi there.. I was watching a flash video and when I pressed a link to watch another one. The sound was gone. And now when I want to play music with "moc" this is the only thing I get: ALSA lib pcm_dmix.c:864:(snd_pcm_dmix_open) unable to open slave
[13:25] <redfox> ifireball- but that will install grub on my main hard drive wont it? I want to install grub to my external harddrive which is sdb.
[13:25] <Ubuntu2> whats a good amount of ram  to run ubuntu
[13:25] <negativt> Does anyone know how to solve that shi~?
[13:25] <wols_> redfox: sdb is (hd0)
[13:25] <wols_> redfox: erm, sdb is (hd1)
[13:25] <ifireball> redfox: the main drive is (hd0) as far as I can remember
[13:26] <Jack_Sparrow> redfox: HD0 is sda
[13:26] <negativt> Ubuntu2, I don't know.. 256 MB
[13:26] <scguy318> Ubuntu2: 256 MB is a bit low for GNOME though, I would strive for 512 MB if you can, or use a lighter Ubuntu variant
[13:26] <negativt> Ubuntu2, You can probably get it running on 128 if you want.
[13:27] <Ubuntu2> scguy how much do u have
[13:27] <Cnerd> on the cd stand 384
[13:27] <ifireball> negativt: the last time I checked Gnome needs approx 196MB so anything above that should work
[13:27] <scguy318> Ubuntu2: on this crappy laptop I have 512 MB
[13:27] <redfox> Jack_Sparrow- I want to install grub on the external hard drive (sdb).
[13:27] <Optyk> Hi again
[13:27] <Cnerd> hi
[13:27] <Ubuntu2> ok
[13:27] <Optyk> Anyone could help me configure apache? I have two users - regular and chrooted. When I open http://nexiu.homeftp.org/~optyk can I list files. On chrooted user (http://nexiu.homeftp.org/~kele) I get an 403 error, but I can access http://nexiu.homeftp.org/~kele/index
[13:27] <scguy318> hello
[13:27] <Ubuntu2> ty
[13:27] <luckybamboo> wols_, o.k. maybe i have to wait til wednesday... it would help me till then, just to get rid of my burning-problem.
[13:28] <Jan`> Ah.
[13:28] <Jack_Sparrow> redfox: We understand that... Just pointing out that the drive numbers start with 0 so your second drive number would be hd1 for sdb
[13:28] <luckybamboo> wols_, i tried to burn a dvd by brasero and nautilus. both return an error
[13:28] <Jan`> I am an idiot.
[13:28] <wols_> luckybamboo: man apt-get, you could try to set the proxy on commandline itself or via environment variable. hoping it overrids the currently set proxy
[13:28] <negativt> ifireball, Well.. I didn't say anything about gnome :P He could use Ubuntu without the graphical interface :)
[13:29] <ifireball> Optyk: try #apache
[13:29] <wols_> Jan`: now that you say it...
[13:29] <ifireball> negativt: yeah right, with that kind of question he would...
[13:29] <redfox> jack_sparrow- ok, thanks
[13:29] <sidewalk> how do i check what motherboard i have, in Ubuntu?
[13:29] <Optyk> ifireball: I tried:  < DustyBin> Apache/2.2.4 (Ubuntu)<-- heres the problem
[13:29] <wols_> Optyk: what's the premissions of ~/public_html
[13:29] <Jan`> wols_: Well, I just plugged the disk into this XP machine. And it seems to be able to read it.
[13:29]  * Jan` had no idea XP could read HFS+ disks
[13:29] <negativt> Jan`, can it o.O
[13:29] <bazhang> lshw sidewalk
[13:30] <Jan`> d'oh
[13:30] <Jack_Sparrow> negativt: When people ask about Ubuntu... It is assumed they are not talking about an alternate install without a gui
[13:30] <Ubuntu2> anybody in here use the Opera browser
[13:30] <brobostigon> xp cant read mac disks on its own, it requires special fs drivers i think??
[13:30] <negativt> Jack_Sparrow, yeahyeah xD
[13:30] <luckybamboo> wols_, maybe you mean man apt.conf?
[13:30] <Jan`> brobostigon: That's what I thought, but I just plugged it in and it is giving me a directory listing.
[13:30] <negativt> Ubuntu2, WEll.. Not now, but I have used it yes.
[13:30] <Optyk> wols_: 755
[13:30] <Jan`> Claims the filesystem is "RAW", in properties for the volume, but... it seems to work.
[13:31] <negativt> Optyk, Change it to 777 :D
[13:31] <Ubuntu2> and did u get java to work in Ubuntu
[13:31] <brobostigon> Jan`: that seems strange
[13:31] <negativt> Long live 777
[13:31] <Jan`> Very
[13:31] <negativt> Ubuntu2, Yes...
[13:31] <ifireball> Optyk: he's full of it, the Ubuntu Apache is perfectly standard afaik, the config is modular in /etc/apache/conf.d but that's it.
[13:31] <wols_> luckybamboo: that too but I'd set it as a apt-get commandline parameter
[13:31] <scguy318> luckybamboo: okay, I think I left you a bit hanging
[13:31] <negativt> Ubuntu2, Its easy as sitting on your bum..
[13:31] <Optyk> negativt: 42 is better :D
[13:31] <scguy318> luckybamboo: status?
[13:31] <luckybamboo> scguy318, what do you mean by status?
[13:31] <Ubuntu2> I go to the java home page its says I have the latest version but it does not  work
[13:31] <iCEifer> can anyone help me install a GTK2 theme under xubuntu? I already have the tar.gz for the theme but do I need to install metacity or something to install and use it?
[13:31] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: now if it's an .exe file, how do I go about getting the .inf file?
[13:32] <scguy318> luckybamboo: of your problem
[13:32] <negativt> Optyk, You cant have the own permissions set to 42..
[13:32] <scguy318> j_medic78: InstallShield? I would use unshield
[13:32] <negativt> so its not as cool :P
[13:32] <negativt> Ubuntu2, You got do install a plugin
[13:32] <luckybamboo> scguy318, wols_ and i are wondering about the port of apt-get. it always wants to use port 8080
[13:32] <negativt> Ubuntu2, hang on
[13:32] <scguy318> j_medic78: if its a WinZIP executable extractor, then just open in file-roller
[13:32] <Ubuntu2> k
[13:32] <scguy318> luckybamboo: set the HTTP proxy setting to use a diff port
[13:32] <ifireball> Optyk: but check of perhaps you need to install some kind of an additional Apache module
[13:32] <|DuReX|> ubuntu installed, but it has only LILO ? :( no GRUB ? :§
[13:33] <negativt> Ubuntu2, do this in a terminal: "sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin"
[13:33] <Ubuntu2> k
[13:33] <negativt> or you can use synaptics
[13:33] <luckybamboo> scguy318, i have no access onto the proxy
[13:33] <wols_> |DuReX|: it isntalls grub by default. if you have lilo you went out of your way
[13:33] <Jack_Sparrow> |DuReX|: HOw did you install it and where did you get the cd
[13:33] <holycow> |DuReX|: i didn't know it was even possible to install lilo in a fresh install
[13:33] <scguy318> luckybamboo: yeah, but change the APT proxy setting to connect to the proxyd on the port that it listens on
[13:33] <holycow> indeedy what wols_ said
[13:33] <accor1> Hi, does anyone know how to calibrate a Touchscreen?
[13:33] <|DuReX|> I used alternate cd
[13:34] <|DuReX|> and it uses lilo :s
[13:34] <|DuReX|> :s
[13:34] <scguy318> luckybamboo: you said the proxy was on 1323 or some such?
[13:34] <wols_> dugbert: apt-get install grub
[13:34] <holycow> accor1: there are calibration utilities out there.  check the forums there are many threads on this. sorry no direct linkage for you off the top of my head.
[13:34] <luckybamboo> scguy318, i don't know the port. but be default it is 3128, isn't it?
[13:34] <accor1> holycow: thanks
[13:34] <luckybamboo> by deafault
[13:34] <luckybamboo> default
[13:34] <holycow> accor1: oh i remember i used an app called calibrator for it, you should be able to google it
[13:35] <scguy318> luckybamboo: possibly
[13:35] <negativt> |DuReX|, sudo apt-get install grub && sudo apt-get remove lilo && update-grub
[13:35] <negativt> should work
[13:35] <accor1> anyway, I'm trying to install on an Asus R2H
[13:35] <uwo> hi all. how do i mount a bin/cue image?
[13:35] <|DuReX|> i'm booting from an older desktop cd now :)
[13:35] <|DuReX|> gonne try it :)
[13:35] <holycow> but search the forums anyway, they have excellent info on how to do it properly
[13:35] <Ubuntu2> negativt sun-java6-plugin is already the newest version  it states
[13:35] <luckybamboo> scguy318, how to change the proxy settings?
[13:35] <tehcheez> uwo: Loop mount it :P
[13:35] <accor1> x.org conf didn't come up properly, but I fixed it after consulting a guide
[13:36] <scguy318> luckybamboo: System -> Prefs -> Network Proxy
[13:36] <negativt> Ubuntu2, Hm.. That leaves me a bit perplexed...
[13:36] <accor1> so should I report this as a bug somewhere?
[13:36] <Ubuntu2>  negativt  yes me to and for days
[13:36] <wols_> accor1: depends what you had to do
[13:36] <turbocueca> hello
[13:36] <negativt> Ubuntu2, What browser do you use?
[13:36] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: ndiswrapper -l gives me :  device (8086:4222) present (alternate driver: ipw3945)
[13:36] <tehcheez> uwo: mount -o loop -t iso9660 <your iso file> <mount point>
[13:36] <turbocueca> How can I change a fat32 label on linux without mtools?
[13:36] <wols_> tehcheez: a bin file is no iso
[13:37] <luckybamboo> scguy318, ah o.k. i set it to manual proxy configuration: http-proxy:<IP_ADDRESS> port 3128
[13:37] <brobostigon> uwo: .cue is a text file, you cant mount it.
[13:37] <Ubuntu2> negativt 9.24 Opera
[13:37] <tehcheez> wols_: Oh, I misread that.
[13:37] <accor1> wols_: I added a few lines to xorg.conf
[13:37] <tehcheez> wols_: I though he said ISO :P
[13:37] <Ubuntu2> the puzzle is it          works in  firefox
[13:37] <negativt> Ubuntu2, that must be the problem. Cause I think "sun-java6-plugin" only installs the plugin for Firefox
[13:37] <luckybamboo> scguy318, but that doesn't change anything.
[13:37] <accor1> wols_: I'm guessing it's the resolution line
[13:37] <Ubuntu2> hmmmm
[13:37] <wols_> accor1: guess? did you edit it or not?
[13:37] <scguy318> luckybamboo: what's the line with the error? ill look it up
[13:38] <Ubuntu2> ok
[13:38] <accor1> wols_: I added a few lines
[13:38] <accor1> wols_: but I think it was the line that made the difference
[13:38] <lu> ola
[13:38] <lu> good day
[13:38] <lu> b'day
[13:38] <chrometiger> does anyone have a clue why xmms would just stop loading mp3 files altogether ?
[13:39] <lu> rs
[13:39] <Aleksander-pl> Hej - pytanko chlopaki: domyslnie w kubuntu srodkowy klawiszy myszki wkleja tekst - jak wylaczyc ta opcje i sprawic, aby w Firefoksie przewijal okno tak jak w Windowsie?
[13:39] <luckybamboo> scguy318, http://ubuntuusers.de/paste/25262/
[13:39] <Xplicit> ve installed kubuntu-restricted extras but kaffine doesnt see /usr/lib/win32 does that mean i can/cant play win32 codec
[13:39] <|DuReX|> negativt: i have installed AMD64 of ubuntu, now trying to chroot from i386 but it doesn't work :(
[13:39] <Jack_Sparrow> !pl
[13:39] <ubotu> Mozesz uzyskac pomoc w jezyku polskim na #ubuntu-pl
[13:39] <uwo> do i have to convert a bin into an iso to mount?
[13:39] <Aleksander-pl> sorry, wrong channel :D
[13:39] <lu> it brazil
[13:39] <lu> sorry
[13:39] <scguy318> uwo: to mount with ordinary mount command yes, but fuseiso can handle I think
[13:40] <Optyk> ifireball: solved, thanks :)
[13:40] <lu> salvador
[13:40] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: got disconnected again
[13:40] <lu> bahia
[13:40] <uwo> scguy tnx
[13:40] <lu> www.offclub.com.br
[13:40] <negativt> Ubuntu2, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=69275 There is a guide for you :D
[13:40] <luckybamboo> scguy318, but the host is ping-able.
[13:40] <Ubuntu2> negativt  ty
[13:40] <ifireball> Optyk: care to share what it was?
[13:40] <negativt> Ubuntu2, I'm glad I could help :)
[13:41] <Optyk> Sure. Can I paste it it on pastebin?
[13:41] <ifireball> Optyk: k.
[13:42] <j_medic78> g0rb3: so should i disable the restricted linux driver, and reboot my system and see what happens?
[13:42] <luckybamboo> scguy318, did you get it?
[13:42] <Nicolaidis> hello, where can i download plugin for compiz fusion?
[13:42] <scguy318> luckybamboo: try
[13:43] <tehcheez> apt-get install compiz-fusion-plugins-*
[13:43] <tiredbones> bazhang, thanks for the pointer to that iso image you gave me. it worked.
[13:43] <luckybamboo> http://ubuntuusers.de/paste/25262/
[13:43] <Optyk> ifireball: http://cpaste.com/4538
[13:43] <scguy318> luckybamboo: yeah I got it, I'm writing out what you should try, moment
[13:43] <luckybamboo> ah nice
[13:44] <scguy318> luckybamboo: http_proxy=http://<IP_ADDRESS>:3213 apt-get ... <-- change port as appropriate, and w/e apt-get action you were trying to do
[13:44] <scguy318> luckybamboo: if permissible, you could try port scanning the machine to determine what the proxyd actually listens on
[13:44] <tehcheez> Nicolaidis: apt-get install compiz-fusion-plugins-*
[13:45] <luckybamboo> scguy318, how to scan the port? nmap?
[13:45] <Nicolaidis> tehcheez: it doens't installl
[13:45] <martyn_> Hello chaps and chappesses. I have a command line install of ubuntu (it is actually the LAMP server, if this helps) and would like to have a GUI on top (might seem daft but that's freedom for you huh?!). Anyway. the girlfriend is using Xubuntu and I do like the clean lines of Xfce4. I done apt-get xfce4-panel and a whole host of other xfce related packages but don't know if I have them all,...
[13:45] <martyn_> ...and am not sure how to get it started. Are there any easy answers? Thanks for any response.
[13:45] <martyn_> Plus, would it be easier for me to install Xubuntu from scratch and then install a LAMP server on top? I am happy to tinker... but online documentation suggests installing as a full complement LAMP is a time-saver from config point of view..?
[13:45] <tehcheez> I'm not sure, I'm running FreeBSD.
[13:45] <scguy318> luckybamboo: that'll do, yes
[13:45] <ifireball> Optyk: if you didn't add any directive to tell Apache to actually chroot, then no, I don't think mod_chroot does anything
[13:45] <tehcheez> So I can't try it myself.
[13:46] <scguy318> luckybamboo: make sure to run nmap as root of course
[13:46] <troythetechguy> How do I get my prompt back in "terminal" after issuing a command to run in the background using "&"?
[13:46] <sn0> press return troythetechguy
[13:47] <Noya> troythetechguy: try fg :)
[13:47] <Jowi> martyn_, see here on how to add X and WM you want: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LowMemorySystems
[13:47] <luckybamboo> scguy318, that are the ports it listens to: http://ubuntuusers.de/paste/25277/
[13:47] <troythetechguy> sn0, I tried that, but my screen just continues to scroll up.
[13:47] <ifireball> Optyk: anyway read about Ubuntu's (Debian's) way of handling Apache in /etc/apache2/README; your config could be made a little more elegant (and potentially apt-maintainable)
[13:47] <martyn_> Thanks very much Jowi - sorry to disturb...
[13:47] <troythetechguy> Noya, I tried "fg" too, but all that happens is my screen scrolls up.
[13:47] <Jowi> martyn_, you're not disturbing anyone. this is the support channel after all :)
[13:48] <martyn_> OK - cheers bro.
[13:48] <Noya> troythetechguy: so you get output from the background process
[13:48] <Noya> troythetechguy: and thats why its scrolling?
[13:48] <troythetechguy> Noya, Here is the command I'm running - sleep 15; ls | grep x* &
[13:48] <martyn_> Jowi - quick reading that page now  - goldmine. Thank you.
[13:49] <troythetechguy> Noya, after I run the command, I don't have a prompt or cursor anymore.
[13:49] <Jowi> martyn_, np
[13:49] <Noya> troythetechguy: thats because sleep isn't done in the  background
[13:49] <luckybamboo> scguy318, which process is apt-get using? squid-http?
[13:49] <troythetechguy> Noya, Ah, I was wondering if the sleep command had something to do with it!
[13:50] <dwidge> Hello, I have followed the tutorial [http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Code::Blocks_and_Cross_Compilers] to get Code::Blocks working with the MinGW cross compiler and debugger. However, when I run the debugger on Code::Blocks' console helloworld app, I get the following errors and there is no output in the console window.
[13:50] <dwidge> Error while mapping shared library sections:
[13:50] <dwidge> Error while reading shared library symbols:
[13:50] <Noya> troythetechguy: try: sleep 15 && ls | grep x* &
[13:50] <Optyk> ifireball: Soon I will write how to create chroot with ssh, ftp and http, but first I must solve soe problems. I looking for any how to but I couldn't find it.
[13:50] <scguy318> luckybamboo: I believe APT uses some libs to make HTTP CONNECT connection through the Squid server running on the other server
[13:50] <underyx> hi
[13:50] <ifireball> Optyk: why are you trying to use chroot there anyway?
[13:51] <luckybamboo> scguy318, so now i try: http_proxy=http://<IP_ADDRESS>:3128 apt-get ?
[13:51] <troythetechguy> Noya, That works!  :)  Thank you.  What does the 2 (&&) do?
[13:51] <scguy318> luckybamboo: apt-get whatever you wanted to do with it
[13:51] <scguy318> luckybamboo: but yes
[13:51] <billy> how can i completely uninstall my wireless drivers?
[13:51] <scguy318> luckybamboo: and indeed the server's Squid proxy runs on 3128
[13:51] <rapparello> ciao
[13:51] <profoX`> what's ubuntu's policy on drivers? do new drivers for graphics cards and drivers like madwifi get backported to dapper and/or gutsy now? i thought i read a spec about that sometime ago
[13:51]  * g0rb3h is back witha full tummy
[13:52] <rapparello> italiano
[13:52] <Noya> troythetechguy: its an AND... like do this AND that... you can do it wiht || OR too... if you make a && b and a fails, b isn't executed anymore
[13:52] <Optyk> ifireball: I want create few accounts for my friends, but I dont want to allow they leave home
[13:52] <underyx> Could someone help me with a GRUB Error 13 when trying to use Win XP?
[13:52] <ifireball> Optyk: I hope you're not thinking its gonna be more secure in any way, because it isn't. (BSD's chroot is different in that respect)
[13:52] <rapparello> ubuntu
[13:52] <wols_> profoX`: they usually don't. sometimes there are backports for some things but nothing is guaranteed and they're not in ubuntu repos but in backports
[13:52] <Noya> troythetechguy: plus its seen as one command, so the whole command is run in background...
[13:52] <troythetechguy> Noya, that makes sense.  Thanks again!
[13:52] <Noya> troythetechguy: with ; its the same as you would type ENTER
[13:52] <wols_> underyx: fdisk -l and menu.lst in a pastebin please
[13:52] <ifireball> Optyk: if you really want then constrained you should use something like OpenVZ or UML or Vserver
[13:53] <Noya> troythetechguy: np :)
[13:53] <scguy318> Optyk: chroot possibly, though it's not much of a security measure
[13:53] <underyx> wols: I prepared them, but what's a pastebin?
[13:53] <scguy318> !pastebin | underyx
[13:53] <ubotu> underyx: 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)
[13:53] <ifireball> Optyk: otherwise chroot will not provide any additional security over setting file permissions and not giving the root password...
[13:53] <Optyk> Vserver is something similiar to vbox?
[13:53] <wols_> !paste | underyx
[13:53] <underyx> ok
[13:54] <ifireball> Optyk: I don't know what Vbox is
[13:54] <Optyk> VirtualBox I mean
[13:54] <underyx> And what should be the syntax?
[13:55] <ifireball> Optyk: it is similar in some respects, but its an OS-lever virtualizer rather then a virtual machine
[13:55] <nevoeiro> hi. how to install type1 fonts? i copy to ~/.fonts but it's not detected...
[13:56] <|DuReX|> i'm trying to install grub on my dmraid array, but i get /dev/mapper/nvidia_blabla does not have any corresponding BIOS drive .
[13:56] <Optyk> ifireball: thanks for your advice, I will check out this vserver
[13:56] <nevoeiro> (only truetype fonts are detected)
[13:56] <ifireball> Optyk: if find OpenVZ to be more mature, do check it out
[13:56] <Optyk> Ok
[13:58] <ifireball> man I'm typing so badly today, I'm surprised ppl actually understand what I'm saying, or do they?
[13:58] <wols_> ifireball: this is IRC: we don't care what you say, we simply make up stuff in our head what we "think" you say. that's common on irc
[13:59] <markvandenborre> am I so wrong or is there a packaged version of te 32 bit kernel with pae (addressing over 3.2 Gb of mem) support?
[13:59] <scguy318> luckybamboo: success?
[13:59] <ifireball> wols_: yeah, sometimes this produces scary effects...
[13:59] <_mug> can someone suggest a very good, stable, userfriendly irc-client (GUI!) , which supporting multiserver and is highly customizable?
[13:59] <markvandenborre> can't seem to find it immediately...
[13:59] <g0rb3h> wols: English is being disimlated worlwide, it dont matter =)
  i give up that site u sent me still does not work
[14:00] <scguy318> g0rb3h: disseminated :P
[14:00] <g0rb3h> I did understand what you said then!
[14:00] <g0rb3h> =)
[14:00] <nevoeiro> can someone help me installing type1 fonts? only truetype fonts are detected. come on, i don't want to go to windows... :/
[14:00] <Ubuntu2> and i do ty   for your help
[14:00] <luckybamboo> scguy318, seems to be. i edited the /etc/apt/apt.conf and set the ip instead of the dns-name. it worked...
[14:00] <g0rb3h> playing too much warcraft borked my english :P
[14:00] <scguy318> luckybamboo: cool
[14:00] <luckybamboo> there as the wrong name. i suppose. i assume the admin changed the name in the dns and didn't told me that.
[14:01] <luckybamboo> was
[14:01] <selinuxium> hi all, using users and groups gui I have created a group 'vmusers'. when clicking manage group, i click users names and ok but they are not held. any ideas?
[14:01] <wols_> markvandenborre: look if there is a "bigmem" kernel
[14:01] <luckybamboo> scguy318, i really thank you for your help. wols_ too....
[14:01] <underyx> ok, back, and here's the URL: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/49972/
[14:02] <luckybamboo> scguy318, i installed k3b for burning.
[14:02] <Azzmodan> _mug, xchat?
[14:02] <canute> i am having doubt regarding configuring tv tuner card...
[14:03] <_mug> Azzmodan: im using that now.. not really good imho
[14:03] <scguy318> luckybamboo: me too :)
[14:03] <_mug> whatever..
[14:03] <_mug> bbl
[14:05] <dottorepiante> provo a usare questo
[14:05] <luckybamboo> scguy318, first i tried braser and nautilus... but it seems the system doesn't detect the dvd-burner. that is why i tried k3b. but that app also tell me to insert an empty medium. but it is empty (tried different).
[14:06] <markvandenborre> wols_, thx for the hint
[14:06] <markvandenborre> I seem to remember there was at least something like that
[14:06] <luckybamboo> scguy318, that is why i tried to check wheather the media was mounted correctly. i checked the /etc/fstab --> correctly. then i inserted a app-cd for checking wheather it starts or not. it detects the cd...
[14:07] <wols_> markvandenborre: but you should really run a 64bit version anyways. it'S a server
[14:07] <tatters> How can I get all the client PC in my LAN to download to a central location, ftp, http, torrent etc without having to go to each and map a networks drive and then show each app the path
[14:07] <luckybamboo> but burning doesn't work.
[14:07] <j_medic78> g0rb3h: you still around?
[14:08] <SniZ> господа, у меня стоит видюха гефорс 6200, дрова стоят пропиетарные вроде, по крайней мере запись в настройках х11 есть о драйвере nvidia, однако, при просмотре любого фильма, аццки тормозит комп и процессор используется на 100%
[14:08] <|DuReX|> whoooohoo guys :D
[14:08] <Jordan_U> !ru | SniZ
[14:08] <ubotu> SniZ: Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке  / Pozhalujsta posetite #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke
[14:08] <|DuReX|> Ubuntu is BOOTING :D
[14:08] <SniZ> sorry ^|
[14:08] <wols_> |DuReX|: RUN! the world ends!
[14:09] <eric> #ubuntu
[14:09] <|DuReX|> well :s it showing the Ubuntu screen
[14:09] <tzu3553> eric: you are already there
[14:09] <|DuReX|> but seems like its stuck now :x
[14:09] <wols_> remove the !quiet" to see what it does next time you boot
[14:10] <|DuReX|> in menu.lst ?
[14:10] <Disastro> need help on gutsy update!
[14:10] <Disastro> it gives error:
[14:10] <Disastro> Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy-updates/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz
[14:11] <Disastro> and in the end(translated: "Subprocess gzip returned error (1)
[14:11] <luckybamboo> can somebody please give me an hint, how to make k3b burn my dvd?
[14:12] <tatters> hint: #1  Use a Blank DVD
[14:13] <luckybamboo> tatters, true. i tried a lot blank dvd.
[14:13] <chrometiger> k how to u install something from tar.gz ?? command line ?
[14:14] <brobostigon> chrometiger: decompress it first.
[14:15] <|DuReX|> wols_: waiting for root file system...
[14:15] <|DuReX|> :(
[14:15] <luckybamboo> what more can check?
[14:16] <replica> hi, i need help wit xgl@nvidia, i used google and ubundu forum, and i cant find anything, thx
[14:16] <chrometiger> brobostigon:  k   whats the command for that ?  tar -z???    i dont know it exactly
[14:16] <wols_> |DuReX|: fdisk -l and menu.lst
[14:16] <Disastro> error in gutsy update
[14:16] <tatters> I guess error messages are helpful
[14:16] <wols_> replica: there is no xgl for nvidia. xgl is for ati drivers only
[14:16] <brobostigon> chrometiger: i am not sure either,
[14:16]  * Cnerd haves a question
[14:16] <wols_> !compile | chrometiger
[14:16] <ubotu> chrometiger: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first)
[14:17] <matooke> how can I tell which kernel version I am running?
[14:17] <replica> so, i cant get cube desktop on nvidia?
[14:17] <mirak> is there a facility to launch an application when unmount command is ran ?
[14:17] <Cnerd> how do i start the security updates?
[14:17] <Disastro> Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy-updates/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz
[14:17] <wols_> chrometiger: don't do it. what are you trying to install
[14:17] <mirak> when a device is unmounted I mean
[14:17] <astro76> matooke, uname -a
[14:17] <matooke> thanx
[14:17] <ruschi> strange behaviour of bash in init scripts: bash doesn't recognize the "let" command - the script works if I execute it in a console
[14:17] <wols_> Disastro: wget  http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy-updates/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz
[14:17] <Cnerd> ????
[14:17] <cybergig> Cnerd Go to Applications > Add Remove Programs > Properties
[14:17] <Disastro> it comes in gutsy update so will that work?
[14:17] <ruschi> Anyone seen this probem?
[14:17] <chrometiger> xmms from source  tar.gz   synaptic install is broke for xmms
[14:17] <cybergig> Theres should be a toggle for secruity updates in there
[14:17] <astro76> Cnerd, system > admin > update manaager
[14:18] <|DuReX|> wols_: root fs has dmraid
[14:18] <Cnerd> ok
[14:18] <|DuReX|> so prolly need something special :(
[14:18] <luckybamboo> tatters, mean me?
[14:18] <brobostigon> chrometiger: i installed xmms from the repos fine.gutsy ppc.
[14:18] <cybergig> or that
[14:19] <replica> wols_: so, is there any nvidia cube desktop?
[14:19] <wols_> chrometiger: install it via apt-get and give us the output. also apt-cache policy xmm
[14:19] <wols_> chrometiger: install it via apt-get and give us the output. also apt-cache policy xmms
[14:19] <chrometiger> my xmms stopped loading mp3 files to the playlist,  so I removed xmms completely and then reinstalled it   no effect  still doesn't work
[14:19] <wols_> replica: you mean compiz? yes there is
[14:19] <wols_> replica: dpkg -l |grep nvidia
[14:19] <cybergig> o.o
[14:19] <cybergig> brb
[14:19] <raul_jk> where can i get all the multimedia codecs ...i dont have internet home ....plz gude me..
[14:19] <cybergig> lol
[14:19] <replica> wols_:thx=)
[14:19] <wols_> !mp3 | chrometiger
[14:19] <ubotu> chrometiger: 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
[14:19] <luckybamboo> tatters, i get no really error-message: it's just the wrong message, that there is no blank dvd inside. which is really wrong.
[14:19] <schnollk> hi there! Would anyone have some time to help my recover an ntfs partition after installing ubuntu "over" it? I'd really appreciate it!
[14:20] <wols_> schnollk: not possible
[14:20] <wols_> schnollk: ubuntu already overwrote data. besides: offtopic
[14:20] <chrometiger> wols_: !mp3 ?
[14:20] <wols_> chrometiger: is xmms the only place mp3s don't play?
[14:21] <Xplicit> kaffine doesnt seam to have permisions to do anything with my dvb card, how do i fix this?
[14:21] <schnollk> wols_: thanks for your answer. sorry for offtopic, where can I find help than to at least recover data?
[14:21] <wols_> schnollk: ##windows
[14:21] <chrometiger> no wont play in rythmbox either
[14:21] <brobostigon> chrometiger: try bmp, its a newer xmms based on the same prog.
[14:21] <schnollk> wols_: ok, thanks a lot!
[14:21] <wols_> chrometiger: then read the facoid's urls
[14:21] <LjL> !info testdisk | schnollk
[14:22] <replica> wols_: ii  nvidia-glx-new                             100.14.19+<IP_ADDRESS>-14.10         NVIDIA binary XFree86 4.x/X.Org 'new' driver
[14:22] <replica> ii  nvidia-kernel-common                       20051028+1ubuntu7                NVIDIA binary kernel module common files
[14:22] <ubotu> schnollk: testdisk: Partition scanner and disk recovery tool. In component universe, is optional. Version 6.6-1 (gutsy), package size 668 kB, installed size 2624 kB
[14:22] <LjL> schnollk: your changes are slim to say the least.
[14:22] <negativt> does the iPhone work in linux? Like with Gtkpod or something?
[14:22] <wols_> !paste | replica
[14:22] <wols_> replica: glxinfo
[14:22] <ubotu> replica: 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)
[14:22] <underyx> well, I try again: I have Error 13 from GRUB when trying to load Win XP
[14:22] <underyx> fdisk -l and menu.lst: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/49972/
[14:22] <underyx> Could someone help?
[14:23] <chrometiger> wols_: u think maybe im just missing some plugin that wont let mp3 files run in any player ?
[14:23] <|DuReX|> underyx: its prolly not (hd0,1)
[14:24] <Disastro> wols_ it didnt work!
[14:24] <Disastro> still failed to fetch
[14:24] <wols_> chrometiger: yes
[14:24] <finn> hi does an ubuntu server need a antivirus software or firewall?
[14:24] <chrometiger> hmm
[14:24] <wols_> Disastro: fix your network then. I tried and it does work here fine
[14:24] <cybergig> Okay I'm trying to get into the development field, but I need some general Ideas on what IDE to use for an all round purpose.
[14:24] <wols_> Disastro: what error message?
[14:24] <underyx> |Durex|: I tryed (hd0,0) too
[14:24] <underyx> What could it be then?
[14:24] <cybergig> Does anybody have any ideas
[14:24] <schnollk> ubotu: thanks, i found that tool already but it doesn't find the ntfs part which I find not surprising. I fear to change partition table which still has ext3 from the install. I used the "resize" option during install but must have selected something wrong
[14:24] <wols_> chrometiger: anjutah, eclipse, etc
[14:25] <Disastro> the wget worked, but when it changes the repositories it gives the failed to fetch
[14:25] <Disastro> i did the wget and started gutsy update
[14:25] <brobostigon> finn: yoou would only need anti virus for if you will have windows machines connected to it, but definatly keep a firewall
[14:25] <mirak> is disk manager a ubuntu appliation ?I can't find it
[14:25] <replica> wols_: i got lot of numbers O_o with glxinfo
[14:25] <schnollk> ubotu: can you say if it would help to delete the ext3 partition and use testdisk again?
[14:26] <finn> I will have a samba server....I think.....because I want to operate a Tor server
[14:26] <finn> which opensource firewall is best?
[14:26] <wols_> underyx: I wanted all of it. not just excerpts. both are clearly missing info
[14:26] <wols_> !best | finn
[14:26] <ubotu> finn: Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose among a number of different applications, depending on your preferences, the features you require, and other factors. If you really insist on getting people's opinions, join #ubuntu-bots and ask there.
[14:26] <wols_> finn: why do you want a firewall?
[14:26] <astro76> !iptables | finn
[14:26] <ubotu> finn: 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).
[14:26] <brobostigon> schnollk: ubotu is a bot, not a real person, it cant answer.
[14:27] <wols_> schnollk: ubotu is a bot and deleting anything won#t help you it will make it harder instead
[14:27] <luckybamboo> tatters, i suppose it's mounting-problem. when i tell k3b to eject the medium, then it opens the false device.
[14:27] <finn> thanks ubotu
[14:27] <Cnerd> Ubuntu works :)
[14:27] <Erikina> I've installed 7.10, and I've got a question. The GUI is like 20px taller than my screen resolution
[14:27] <finn> wols I'm not sure I need one for a tor server but I want to be sure.......
[14:27] <Erikina> and it allows me to scroll, when i put my mouse at the top of the screen
[14:27] <Erikina> or at the bottom
[14:27] <Erikina> You know what I'm talking about?
[14:27] <Cnerd> i have 2 hdd's in my pc, but, i see 1 in ubuntu
[14:27] <aro> Erikina: have you changed resolutions around?
[14:28] <wols_> finn: you need to keep your ports you don't want accesible closed, not firewalled
[14:28] <Cnerd> how do i install one?
[14:28] <MrGreencastle> Erikina, you might need to change the resolution
[14:28] <Erikina> Yes, aro. The screen res is fine
[14:28] <replica> wols_:what to do with this numbers from glxinfo?
[14:28] <wols_> Cnerd: fdisk -l
[14:28] <Erikina> I don't mind it doing it
[14:28] <wols_> replica: pastebin them
[14:28] <Erikina> It works nicely. I can only see 1 bar at a time
[14:28] <wols_> replica: and the numbers are only a very small part. the text is important
[14:28] <roy_> hi, is there a utility I can use to change the partition sizes after installation?
[14:28] <Erikina> It's only like 20px bigger. Meaning I can only see 1 bar (the top) or 1 bar (the bottom)
[14:28] <Erikina> But I'd like to configure it a little
[14:29] <finn> isn't a tor server meant to be open by nature? I'm simply worried that it will be hacked and made part of a botnet.
[14:29] <wols_> roy_: gparted. but you most probably need to boot from a live cd
[14:29] <Erikina> and can't find any config files for it
[14:29] <replica> wols_:pastebin?
[14:29] <luckybamboo> how can i check, if the device is mounted correctly. i thought having one app-cd in the device and the app is starting then then device should be mounted correctly, shouldn't it?
[14:29] <wols_> finn: then don't run a server
[14:29] <finn> ummm not helpful advice
[14:29] <wols_> finn: either you trust the app you run as serve to be secure or you can't run it. simple
[14:29] <finn> okay.....
[14:29] <schnollk> wols_: brobostigon: well, as you can tell, I'm new to irc... sorry. But thanks for you'r hints anyway. I new chances are slim but also know that data on disk is usually not deleted until overwritten. So my hope is to at least get some files back
[14:30] <roy_> thanks
[14:30] <finn> but is there a program that can check for spyware/ bots/viruses etc? an all-in-one opensource program?
[14:30] <wols_> finn: no
[14:30] <Cnerd> hello????
[14:30] <rsk> finn: no need really
[14:30] <finn> ok
[14:30] <g0rb3h> is there such a thing as linux spywear?
[14:31] <wols_> g0rb3h: linux has something better. rootkits
[14:31] <pidus> finn: in linux no virous will attack
[14:31] <g0rb3h> =)
[14:31] <g0rb3h> windoze has em too!#
[14:31] <finn> I don't want my tor server rooted either :(
[14:31] <wols_> only recently
[14:31] <underyx> wols: Then menu.lst:http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/49973/
[14:31] <underyx> And fdisk -l:http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/49974/
[14:31] <wols_> finn: fyi, do no run samba on an open public interface
[14:31] <wols_> finn: do you have a router?
[14:32] <Cnerd> can anyone help me????
[14:32] <finn> yes I bought one
[14:32] <lobosque> how do i mount a volume on system startup?
[14:32] <wols_> underyx: it doesn't look like you run ubuntu
[14:32] <finn> oh don't run samba? what about SSH server, LAMP server, DNS server?
[14:32] <g0rb3h> lobosque man fstab
[14:32] <wols_> lobosque: put it in /etc/fstab
[14:32] <lobosque> how do i check the newest version of an app in my repositories?
[14:33] <finn> but I want windows users to be able to use my server.....
[14:33] <replica> wols_: name of display: :0.0
[14:33] <replica> display: :0  screen: 0
[14:33] <replica> direct rendering: Yes
[14:33] <underyx> wols: but yes, Gutsy Gibbon
[14:33] <replica> server glx vendor string: NVIDIA Corporation
[14:33] <replica> server glx version string: 1.4
[14:33] <replica> server glx extensions:
[14:33] <wols_> underyx: and the last entry is already right, put in by update-grub
[14:33] <replica>     GLX_EXT_visual_info, GLX_EXT_visual_rating, GLX_SGIX_fbconfig,
[14:33] <g0rb3h> finn: samba = DOS heaven
[14:33] <replica>     GLX_SGIX_pbuffer, GLX_SGI_video_sync, GLX_SGI_swap_control,
[14:33] <replica>     GLX_EXT_texture_from_pixmap, GLX_ARB_multisample, GLX_NV_float_buffer,
[14:33] <otman> how i can change the interface gnome lang from english to frech
[14:33] <replica>     GLX_ARB_fbconfig_float
[14:33] <replica> client glx vendor string: NVIDIA Corporation
[14:33] <wols_> underyx: I don't see any ubuntu partition
[14:33] <replica> client glx version string: 1.4
[14:33] <replica> client glx extensions:
[14:33] <Karti> Hi all, looking at creating an iso image of my WIndows XP disk so that I can point to it within Virtual Box. Any one give me some pointers? Many thanks
[14:33] <wols_> LjL: please
[14:33] <replica>     GLX_ARB_get_proc_address, GLX_ARB_multisample, GLX_EXT_visual_info,
[14:33] <wols_> replica: stop that
[14:33] <replica>     GLX_EXT_visual_rating, GLX_EXT_import_context, GLX_SGI_video_sync,
[14:33] <replica>     GLX_NV_swap_group, GLX_NV_video_out, GLX_SGIX_fbconfig, GLX_SGIX_pbuffer,
[14:33] <g0rb3h> dude....
[14:33] <astro76> !ops | replica
[14:33] <replica>     GLX_SGI_swap_control, GLX_NV_float_buffer, GLX_ARB_fbconfig_float,
[14:33] <ubotu> replica: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti, mneptok or Pici!
[14:33] <lobosque> wols_ what should i put in it? the information is too tecnical. the volume is nfts
[14:33] <replica>     GLX_EXT_fbconfig_packed_float, GLX_EXT_texture_from_pixmap,
[14:33] <replica>     GLX_EXT_framebuffer_sRGB
[14:33] <wols_> replica: and I gave you the !paste link before
[14:34] <replica> GLX version: 1.3
[14:34] <finn> but without a samba server can windows computer users .....use my tor server?
[14:34] <g0rb3h> in what context?
[14:34] <wols_> finn: samba has nothing to do with tor
[14:34] <finn> ok......
[14:34] <lobosque> how do i check the newest version of an app in my repositories?
[14:35] <Seveas> lobosque, apt-cache policy package_name_here
[14:35] <underyx> wols: Last entry gives some kind of error too, and I have an ext3 and a swap
[14:35] <otman> plz can some one help me to change the interface lang on gnome from english to frensh
[14:35] <Seveas> lobosque, for installed package this works as well: dpkg -l packagename
[14:35] <wols_> underyx: fdisk -l doesn't show any sda. and what error does it give?
[14:35] <wols_> lobosque: apt-cache policy <package>
[14:35] <Seveas> otman, on the loginscreen, select options, then language, then select french. Then log in :)
[14:35] <lobosque> thanks
[14:36] <otman> ok i'll try
[14:36] <otman> ^^
[14:36] <underyx> wols: Gparted shows it, and I tell you that error... maybe #11, but i go and see...
[14:36] <ed_> Wow, huge channel.
[14:36] <billy> should i be able to find the file /etc/udev/rules.d/z25_persistent-net.rules in ubuntu?
[14:37] <Seveas> billy, no
[14:37] <ed_> Is Ubuntu really that much bigger than, say, Debian and openSUSE?
[14:37] <f00f> ed_, yeah, I switched from Gentoo about 6 months ago... having such a huge user base is great :)
[14:37] <billy> is there an equivalent for ubuntu? im a linux noob,
[14:37] <replica> wols_:how to use !paste ?
[14:38] <ed_> Yeah, openSUSE
[14:38] <Seveas> ubotu, please tell replica about pastebin
[14:38] <wols_> billy: you should, but what are you trying to do
[14:38] <Disastro> ed_: ubuntu is most used desktop linux in world
[14:38] <wols_> !paste | replica
[14:38] <ubotu> replica: 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)
[14:38] <ed_> Billy: There are tons of equivalents to Ubuntu - type 'GNU/Linux' into google and you'll find some.
[14:38] <ed_> To name a few: Debian, openSUSE, mandriva, PCLinuxOS, Fedora...
[14:38] <billy> wols_, i do wlanconfig to create an ath0 in monitor mode (after destroying it first) but it creates ath1 instead
[14:39] <billy> ed_,  cheers
[14:39] <chrometiger> wols_: thanx   i needed libmpg123.so   dont know why it wasn't there, i was playing mp3's fine the other day in it
[14:39] <ed_> Okies.
[14:39] <astro76> he wasn't asking for equivalent distros
[14:39] <ed_> oh?
[14:39] <Ein_> hi
[14:39] <hasan> hi
[14:39] <astro76> !hi
[14:39] <ubotu> Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[14:39] <wols_> billy: it's in the same directory /etc/udev/rules.d/  only the numbering is wrong iirc
[14:39] <memax> ciao a tutti
[14:40] <Ein_> I have small question
[14:40] <hasan> kann jemand hier deutsch
[14:40] <wols_> where "wrong" is kinda in the eye of the beholder
[14:40] <ed_> And thanks f00f and disastro.
[14:40] <wols_> !de | hasan
[14:40] <ubotu> hasan: Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu und Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #xubuntu-de und #edubuntu-de
[14:40] <f00f> yesterday one of my desktops died, so I swapped the HD out from the dead one to this one.  Ubuntu automatically configured itself to this hardware, and everything works out of the box, even the wireless card. :)
[14:40] <sandr-> does anyone know a good defragging utility for ubuntu?
[14:40] <f00f> sandr-, don't need it, ext3 is a non-fragmenting file system.
[14:40] <billy> wols_,  there is a persistent-net-rules generator, for not a persistent-net-rules
[14:40] <Jowi> sandr-, if you use ext3 you don't need defrag
[14:40] <Ein_> how I can identified my name?
[14:40] <astro76> !defrag | sandr-
[14:40] <ubotu> sandr-: The default Ubuntu filesystem (ext3) is engineered to avoid fragmentation issues in most cases. A package "defrag" is available in !Universe, however its use is not safe, and is generally not needed.