[18:04] <Gnea> unitedpotsmokers: i understand. if you have something else to add to something like that, it's best to type it by itself, otherwise you're just repeating yourself and adding extra cruft.
[18:04] <diellon> fuck windows fista
[18:04] <Gnea> !language > diellon
[18:04] <joaopinto> !language | diellon
[18:04] <unitedpotsmokers> i dont Gnea , everytime i open update manager, it will show all files to update... all files i can update, but this one i cant... i cannot thick the checkbox, and i try to update this file, i cant
[18:04] <armageddon> bttb: did you use the kernel modules that came with 'buntu ?
[18:04] <jjdiamond> armageddon: you mean VLC? i've only played music with it.
[18:04] <domas> hehehe, just had kswapd/jfs deadlock on 8.04 %)
[18:04] <domas> fun stuff
[18:04] <diellon> i form kosova in city prishtina
[18:05] <Gnea> unitedpotsmokers: i have the same problem with k3b - and yet, the system works just fine anyway. it's not broken, so i don't bother fixing it.
[18:05] <mongolai> jjdiamond:  have you tried one of the other music players?
[18:05] <unitedpotsmokers> ok.. thanks for your guide Gnea , yeah i will respect pople here.. respect is everthing.. im sorry
[18:05] <bttb> armageddon, no, but I used an Ubuntu guide to install the svn dvb/v4l drivers
[18:05] <Gnea> unitedpotsmokers: it's quite okay :)
[18:05] <bttb> armageddon, still using stock hardy kernel
[18:05] <armageddon> jjdiamond: what exactly do you mean by scratchy ?
[18:05] <jjdiamond> mongolai: yes, amarok
[18:05] <armageddon> bttb: hmm
[18:05] <armageddon> bttb: i am getting strange errors
[18:06] <armageddon> bttb: about root file does not match
[18:06] <mongolai> jjdiamond:  did they sound "scratchy" with amarok as well?
[18:06] <diellon> ubuntu is hacking from kosova
[18:06] <armageddon> crc32
[18:06] <armageddon> something
[18:06] <jjdiamond> armaggedon:  the song will be playing normal and all of a sudden some scratchiness to the sound, then normal again.
[18:06] <diellon> yes
[18:06] <unitedpotsmokers> what us k3b? i think i not install k3b before? bogofilter-bdb and it's detail is : a fast bayesian spam filter (berkely DB) (size: 244KB)
[18:06] <unitedpotsmokers> *is*
[18:07] <Gnea> unitedpotsmokers: k3b is a cd burning program.
[18:07] <jjdiamond> mongolai:  i want to say maybe, but i don't completely remember
[18:07] <bttb> armageddon, you mean firmware?
[18:07] <armageddon> jjdiamond: where do you play your music files from ? are they raw wav, flac, mp3 ?
[18:07] <PatrickBic> good evening.
[18:07] <omnius> How do you change desktop resolution from the command line??
[18:07] <diellon> speak albania yua all
[18:07] <armageddon> bttb: I have no idea what causes this error
[18:07] <jjdiamond> armageddon: mp3
[18:07] <bttb> armageddon, pastebin?
[18:07] <jjdiamond> armaggedon: i haven't tried flac yet
[18:07] <armageddon> jjdiamond: try increasing cache sizes or something
[18:07] <arcos> armageddon: it still isnt working
[18:07] <domas> awesome deadlock: http://p.defau.lt/?AlJEt5Ag1Py45xgUyCb_zA ;-)
[18:07] <arcos> armageddon: should i restart the comp?
[18:08] <unitedpotsmokers> oh i c.. but i not install k3b before.. now i confuse what to do now.. just left that file in update manager... or i need to re-install hardy again..
[18:08] <armageddon> jjdiamond: maybe there might be a problem with proper OSS/ALSA support of your onboard sound
[18:08] <unitedpotsmokers> what u think Gnea
[18:08] <Anza> when I do sudo nautilus, this appears:  ** (nautilus:9814): WARNING **: Unable to add monitor: Operation not supported
[18:08] <Anza> Nautilus-Share-Message: Called "net usershare info" but it failed: 'net usershare' returned error 255: net usershare: cannot open usershare directory /var/lib/samba/usershares. Error No such file or directory Please ask your system administrator to enable user sharing.
[18:08] <armageddon> jjdiamond: try switching from oss to alsa or the other way round, whatever you are using
[18:08] <Anza> what does that means?
[18:08] <diellon> why ubuntu not install apt-get install amsn
[18:08] <diellon> in terminal
[18:09] <jjdiamond> armageddon:  ok
[18:09] <armageddon> arcos: rebooting might be a good idea :P
[18:09] <mongolai> jjdiamond:  try rythymbox first. If that is ok, then there might be some conflict with pulseaudio
[18:09] <diellon> 8.04
[18:09] <Gnea> unitedpotsmokers: i think it's better to just leave it alone. in 2 days, intrepid ibex will be out.
[18:09] <armageddon> arcos: once a day at least :P
[18:09] <armageddon> arcos: month for servers :P
[18:09] <diellon> why ubuntu not install apt-get install amsn
[18:09] <diellon> why ubuntu not install apt-get install amsn
[18:09] <diellon> why ubuntu not install apt-get install amsn
[18:09] <FloodBot3> diellon: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:09] <unitedpotsmokers> ok...
[18:10] <armageddon> has anyone experience with compiling the v4l-dvb modules and vdr ?
[18:10] <unitedpotsmokers> Gnea, if i can wait for 2 days, izzit relevan for me to try interpid beta, than run update manager everyday?
[18:10] <armageddon> bttb: i can try pasing it
[18:10] <unitedpotsmokers> *cant*
[18:10] <bttb> armageddon, you got a full featured card?
[18:10] <armageddon> bttb: yes
[18:10] <armageddon> bttb: skystar 1
[18:11] <armageddon> can i post 2 lines directly ?
[18:11] <bttb> armageddon, you don't need to compile anything. Should be fine with out of the box drivers
[18:11] <bttb> armageddon, possible you need the firmware, though
[18:11] <cRineU> Ope
[18:11] <armageddon> bttb: well, the problem is that i need to apply a little patch
[18:11] <armageddon> bttb: i have the firmware
[18:11] <cRineU>  :'(
[18:11] <bttb> armageddon, for vdr just use the debs
[18:11] <armageddon> bttb: tried a patched one :P and the normal one
[18:12] <bttb> armageddon, ah, that patch
[18:12] <PatrickBic> rather download rc-version and upgrade in a few days (with high speed) or wait a few days and get intepid with a low speed due server usage?
[18:12] <armageddon> bttb: i also need to compile the vdr myself, or wotherwise i won't be able to compile any plugins
[18:12] <JonathanEllis> Hi.
[18:12] <armageddon> bttb: let me guess, you have not heard of the plugin dvb-sc :P
[18:13] <Gnea> unitedpotsmokers: i would seriously just ignore the bogofilter-bdb altogether unless you know for sure that there's an update for it that you need to install. otherwise, it's being held back for a good reason, possibly due to how you set your repositories up.
[18:13] <bttb> armageddon, :)
[18:13] <armageddon> bttb: you have ? xD
[18:13] <armageddon> bttb: i desperately need it :P
[18:13] <bttb> armageddon, well, let's just say I've never setup the stuff in Ubuntu
[18:14] <armageddon> bttb: or my father kills me :P
[18:14] <armageddon> bttb: i broke his d-box
[18:14] <armageddon> bttb: so i have to setup all this shit virtually now :P
[18:14] <unitedpotsmokers> Gnea, : oh... thanks Gnea .. now i have an idea, maybe i must go to synaptic manager, find that file, and uninstall... what u think?
[18:14] <armageddon> bttb: read out our premiere key with a card reader
[18:14] <Ste1> How can I test if ubuntu recognises audio from my tv card?
[18:14] <armageddon> :P
[18:14] <jjdiamond> armageddon:  how do set the cache you mentioned?
[18:14] <bttb> armageddon, forget about it. The channels will change the method end of this month anyway.
[18:15] <armageddon> bttb: did you get lirc working ? :P
[18:15] <slayton> is it possible to create a script that will be run everytime sudo is invoked?
[18:15] <bttb> armageddon, I bet there is, but I wouldn't know how
[18:16] <bttb> armageddon, never tried that with ubuntu
[18:16] <armageddon> bttb: with what else :P
[18:16] <unitedpotsmokers> Gnea, : ok try and error.. thanks 4 helping us Gnea
[18:16] <bttb> armageddon, gentoo
[18:16] <armageddon> bttb: i have an old serial miro infrared reciever
[18:16] <armageddon> bttb: oh, ok
[18:16] <Gnea> unitedpotsmokers: cheers
[18:16] <bobbob1016> JonathanEllis: You should just have to right click a blank spot in the panel, and do "Add to panel"
[18:17] <unitedpotsmokers> ok i found bogofilter in synaptic manager, it has 3 files there.. now i want to uninstall them, and see what happen
[18:17] <armageddon> bttb: LOOL
[18:17] <armageddon> bttb: didnt think I would get it to work like that
[18:18] <armageddon> bttb: e.g. i dunno if it works but i dont  get the error
[18:18] <bttb> armageddon, forget about it, tv is boring anyway. Nobody watches these days. It's too 1900 ;)
[18:18] <esac> is there a way to remove the ubuntu logo from next to the applications menu ?
[18:18] <armageddon> bttb: i just removed the part throwing this error from the sources :P
[18:18] <unitedpotsmokers> i still confuse.. how this file/application running in my OS, because i never install them...
[18:18] <bttb> way to go :)
[18:19] <armageddon> bttb: i want to be able to watch simpsons :P
[18:19] <armageddon> bttb: AND record it :P
[18:19] <bttb> armageddon, waste of time :) See you later
[18:19] <mongolai> esac:  you could right-click the menu, remove it, then right-click a blank space and add a Main Menu
[18:19] <Ste1> another good reason to get tv on ubuntu, is to prevent switching to win to watch tv...
[18:20] <mongolai> esac:  NO WAIT!! I was wrong :(
[18:20] <esac> mongolai, i was going to say, main menu is just the ubuntu logo :)
[18:20] <unitedpotsmokers> i hope nothing happen if i remove this files... i also afraid these files is use in another application..
[18:20] <mongolai> esac:  I accidentally did just what you are asking once, but I'll be darned If I remember now...
[18:21] <bobbob1016> armageddon: bttb is somewhat a troll, in that he says "tv sucks" and then doesn't seem to want to help you.  I pay for TV, then get the shows in other ways....  I'm paying, and can record, but I'm too lazy to, so it works
[18:21] <omgirc> what does this mean : : The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 2EBC26B60C5A2783 Medibuntu Packaging Team<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[18:21] <bobbob1016> Ste1: What do you mean?
[18:21] <jjdiamond> how annoying
[18:22] <bobbob1016> Ste1: MythTV works with ubuntu, so does Mythbuntu
[18:22] <Ste1> bobbob1016 well, I have no sound when I watch tv on ubuntu
[18:22] <Ste1> so they switch to win
[18:22] <bobbob1016> Ste1: That is a different issue.  My TV works fine on Ubuntu.  If it was a bug, or a major problem, it would be fixed.
[18:23] <bobbob1016> Ste1: It could be your setup or something.  Maybe a weird setting.
[18:23] <Ste1> Many guides talk about attaching a wire from tv card to audio in...
[18:23] <armageddon> bobbob1016: are you talking about digital dvb ?
[18:24] <Ste1> Do you happen to know howto test if ubuntu is accepting audio from my tv card?
[18:24] <armageddon> bobbob1016: have you got experience with vdr ?
[18:25] <unitedpotsmokers> Gnea, i just uninstall bogofilter in synaptic manager just now, then i open the update manager, i saw there is no bogofiles-bdb to update.. thanks Gnea  gave me an idea..
[18:25] <bobbob1016> armageddon: As in what?  I missed the beginning of your question.  I just installed Mythbuntu, and hooked my coax up to my tuner, no real config, apart from saying "My tuner is here"
[18:25] <domas> I love systems which deadlock at full disk :)
[18:25] <jjdiamond> ok, so with VLC i get the 'scratchy' 'hatchy' playback.  with Amorok it doesn't do that but the volume seems low.
[18:26] <Ste1> I'll give Mythbuntu a try
[18:26] <armageddon> bobbob1016: wel, i am trying to compile de v4l dvb module drivers and vdr and some plugins for vdr
[18:26] <mimmo93> ciao a tutti
[18:26] <mimmo93> !list
[18:26] <armageddon> bobbob1016: but i am using ubuntu-server, so no xx-environment
[18:26] <armageddon> bobbob1016: one x
[18:27] <armageddon> bobbob1016: any idea of that ?
[18:27] <mongolai> jjdiamond:  perhaps vlc has some other compression options somewhere, or like I said before, It might be a pulseaudio issue. Did you install the vlc-pulseaudio plugin?
[18:27] <Torway> Hi, I am sellin the computer and started a sudo shred process a few days ago. It is still running (currently at 9/25), and I need to deliver the computer tonight. Is it OK to stop this process now or will something "bad" happen? If so, how should I proceed? Thanks:)
[18:28] <bobbob1016> armageddon: Why're you using server?  Why not normal ubuntu and then remove the gnome-y things?  So you can set it up on a system with packages meant for users, that might make it easier to do what you need (non-server stuff)
[18:28] <armageddon> bobbob1016: well, it consists of only server things :P
[18:29] <armageddon> bobbob1016: it should becom a streaming server for at the moment one ff but later up to three ff or 2 ff and 2 budget dvb-s cards
[18:29] <bobbob1016> armageddon: Maybe I don't know what vdl is, but I know v4l is video4linux, and recording TV isn't a server thing.
[18:29] <jjdiamond> mongolai: not on purpose.  but in the VLC settings there's an Audio output module with a selection for pulse audio.  but all those options sound hatchy when applied
[18:29] <mongolai> jjdiamond:  can you try one of the other options, perhaps ALSA
[18:30] <jjdiamond> mongolai:  i did.  theyre all hatchy.
[18:30] <bobbob1016> armageddon: I don't know much about that stuff to be honest.  I just have my Mythbuntu box record to my FreeNAS Server
[18:30] <hwilde> hello I need a non-sudo command to see the size of a diskdrive *not the size of partition
[18:30] <GeForce88> i was trying to get gyachi ( instant messenger client) working on hardy heron, and the make file works, but up on running make it fails with error 2. i tried with an older snapshot and nothing, tried with a current release and i'm told i'm missing files and i can't find them in the repos.
[18:30] <jjdiamond> mongolai:  in amarok it sounds fine.
[18:31] <armageddon> bobbob1016: well, why is such a thing then called streaming SERVER ? :P
[18:31] <armageddon> bobbob1016: the thing i try to compile is called vdr
[18:31] <unop> GeForce88, how does the makefile work when make itself fails?? also, are you following build instruction as per the README/INSTALL file that came with the source?
[18:32] <GeForce88> unop : yes, i run ./makefile...then, when it tells me to , i run make...it compiles for 4 minutes and stops with error code #2
[18:32] <armageddon> bobbob1016: and since that machine is my 4 TB file server at the same time, and the mpeg2 stream can directly be recorded to the hard disk, it makes sense to do so :P
[18:32] <mongolai> jjdiamond:  weird. is there a particular reason why you want to use vlc for music?
[18:32] <bobbob1016> armageddon: Ubuntu Server != Streaming SERVER, Ubuntu Server == Generic SERVER according to what I know.  ANY server or fileshare CAN be streaming,
[18:32] <unop> GeForce88, do you mean ./configure there? instead of ./makefile ? because that's odd
[18:32] <hwilde> hello I need a non-sudo command to see the size of a diskdrive *not the size of partition
[18:32] <GeForce88> i'm sorry, i meant ./configure
[18:33] <jjdiamond> mongolai:  not particularly.  i would like to play .flac and .shn files though.
[18:33] <whatvn> using root, you dont need sudo :P
[18:33] <smoovep> Question? All email go to user www-data.. is there anyways to send external? Thanks.
[18:33] <jjdiamond> i removed VLC
[18:33] <bobbob1016> armageddon: I'd do the recording on another machine to the SERVER's drive that it SERVES.  Recording video is not in the roll of a server directly, it can be added, but it isn't easy.
[18:33] <unop> hwilde, lshal, lshw, etc
[18:33] <jjdiamond> irritating.
[18:33] <genii> whatvn: Please don't advocate using root
[18:33] <Pici> armageddon: Whats wrong with the vdr package in the repositories?
[18:33] <Anveo> I seem to have lost the icon on my toolbar where I can see all the wireless network around me, I can only manually configure now. How can I get the auto configure back?
[18:34] <unop> GeForce88, ok, that makes sense? did the source come with a README or INSTALL file?
[18:34] <nach> hi !
[18:34] <jarias> hi!
[18:34] <danopia> Poke!
[18:34] <danopia> I moutned a file system
[18:34] <nach>  I can I resize the main gnome menu in order to supress the slider ?
[18:35] <danopia> How can I let anyone write to it
[18:35] <vitamin-carrot> hi
[18:35] <Gnea> danopia: anyone??
[18:35] <Gnea> danopia: or everyone? :)
[18:35] <danopia> Gnea, well....
[18:35] <kilowhisky> is "sudo aptitude install build-essential" and sudo aptitude install update" 2 different things?
[18:35] <danopia> Gnea, atm only I can write to it
[18:35] <unop> kilowhisky, off course
[18:35] <armageddon> Pici: no precompiled version of vdr-plugin-sc
[18:35] <danopia> Gnea, I am using samba to share it and it denies write privledges but allows read
[18:35] <GeForce88> unop, yea, it did, and i followed those, see, i had this wrking with gutsy, and now it's broken, i did a clean install of 8.04 and now seems i can't figure out which packages if any i'm missing. i'm going to pastebin the output of both ./configure and make
[18:35] <kilowhisky> so once i setup ubuntu, those two are the only updates i put on?
[18:35] <vitamin-carrot> build-essential are the kernel headers arent they?
[18:36] <armageddon> Pici: and to compile a plugin i need the sources of exactly what i have isntalled
[18:36] <mongolai> jjdiamond:  it looks like others were having problems with vlc's audio, but it's been described as "stuttering"...
[18:36] <kilowhisky> GeForce: build essential?
[18:36] <jjdiamond> bbl with more questions...heh
[18:36] <armageddon> Pici: wich isnt apt-get source vdr
[18:36] <jewelz12502> apt-get update refreshes your packages doesnt install anything
[18:36] <danopia> Gnea, poke?
[18:36] <armageddon> Pici: seems to be slightly different
[18:36] <kilowhisky> oh
[18:36] <Gnea> danopia: ah, what role does samba play? authenticated users or is it a member server?
[18:36] <nach>  I can I resize the main gnome menu in order to supress the slider ?
[18:36] <GeForce88> unop : http://pastebin.ca/1238857
[18:36] <ubuntu> hi, how can I delete all the blank spaces in a plain text file?
[18:36] <matrix_> hello i am on ubuntu using firefox I can view email. When I try to write or reply email, I am presented with only the ‘Subject’ and ‘To’ boxes. There is nowhere to write my message.
[18:36] <kilowhisky> so what works as a software update?
[18:36] <danopia> Gnea, no user/pass is what I want
[18:36]  * vitamin-carrot Hugs Everyone
[18:36] <danopia> Gnea, atm it takes no pass (public)
[18:37] <rhousand> sudo apt-get install vlc vlc-plugin-esd mozilla-plugin-vlc
[18:37] <Gnea> danopia: okay...... have you installed swat?
[18:37] <danopia> no
[18:37] <danopia> what would that do
[18:37] <Jowi> matrix_, with what webmail site?
[18:37] <matrix_> hotmail
[18:38] <Gnea> danopia: swat is this really nifty web-frontend to configuring samba. it takes a lot of the guesswork out of what the differnet options mean and makes a lot of tasks very simple.  i would strongly recommend sudo apt-get install swat samba-doc
[18:38] <Jowi> matrix_, haven't tried hotmail since mid 90's. But check that you haven't got javascript deactivated.
[18:38] <danopia> Gnea, but I was thinking that maybe samba's user account can't get to the drive
[18:38] <jin> how can I rollback from Intrepid RC1 to Ubuntu Hardy?
[18:38] <Gnea> danopia: samba doesn't have a user account. only user accounts have user accounts.
[18:38] <unop> GeForce88, try this.   sudo aptitude install libmcrypt-dev;  make clean;  ./configure && make
[18:38] <matrix_> it worked fine some weeks ago
[18:39] <danopia> Gnea, I mean the one it uses for anonymous access
[18:39] <rblst> !downgrade>jin
[18:39] <GeForce88> unop : k
[18:39] <Gnea> danopia: the guest account?
[18:39] <danopia> Gnea, if that is what it uses
[18:39] <unop> GeForce88, i'm working on the assumption that you need a mcrypt.h file (line #367 from your output)
[18:39] <danopia> Gnea, it has guest_account = nobody
[18:39] <Pici> armageddon: sudo apt-get build-dep vdr
[18:39] <danopia> Gnea, shld I make an account for it and figuore out how to give that accout write access?
[18:39] <zinake> danopia: don't forget to chown user of smb.conf before using swat or you will not have all options available to you
[18:39] <GeForce88> yes, i saw that. i dunno if thats the error #2 but it can't hurt i gues
[18:39] <Pici> armageddon: That will install all the build dependencies for vdr
[18:39] <Gnea> danopia: well, once you have swat installed, it suddenly becomes easier to be able to assign a share to guest access or not
[18:39] <matrix_> i have all things activated
[18:39] <Jowi> matrix_, to see if there is a problem with the site or with firefox - start firefox using a clean profile "firefox -ProfileManager"
[18:40] <danopia> Gnea, for the share I have
[18:40] <danopia> readonly = no
[18:40] <Gnea> danopia: no, you should be able to share it out to guest without too much trouble
[18:40] <nach>  I can I resize the main gnome menu in order to supress the slider ?
[18:40] <danopia> guest ok = yes
[18:40] <Gnea> danopia: look, install swat. if you want to discuss specifics, you'll need to do that in #samba
[18:40] <danopia> ok
[18:40] <mongolai> nach:  what do you mean "slider"?
[18:41] <unitedpotsmokers> brb
[18:41] <GeForce88> unop : same error code
[18:41] <vitamin-carrot> woot i got updates
[18:42] <Slack> I just installed a new icon pack, where do i install this at
[18:42] <GeForce88> lots of these : gyachi-gpgme.c:326: warning: format ‘%s’ expects type ‘char *’, but argument 3 has type ‘int’
[18:42] <MarcC_> I have Wine 1.0 installed but wine-dev is listed as .9 something...how do I roll back Wine to .9?
[18:42] <unop> GeForce88, can i see the new output
[18:42] <unop> ?
[18:42] <GeForce88> yes
[18:42] <vitamin-carrot> slack
[18:42] <vitamin-carrot> drag and drop into your apperance prefernces window
[18:42] <Slack> kk
[18:42] <nach> mongolai: since i installed crossover, i get slider on the second menu of gnome application...  that are useless
[18:43] <danopia> zinake, poke
 danopia: don't forget to chown user of smb.conf before using swat or you will not have all options available to you
[18:43] <danopia> chown to what?
[18:43] <vitamin-carrot> smb.conf
[18:43] <Gnea> danopia: ignore it
[18:43] <danopia> ok
[18:43] <GeForce88> unop : http://pastebin.ca/1238861
[18:43] <matrix_> its same thing i tryed even with Konqueror webb browser and Epiphany  i can not write on hotmail
[18:43] <zinake> danopia: you need to change the ownership of your smb.conf file to you instead of root
[18:43] <Gnea> danopia: clearly, if you can install swat and if it doesn't error out, you don't need to do that
[18:43] <Gnea> zinake: no he doesn't. since when?
[18:44] <Slack> vitamin-carrot: are you sure that works for icon packs
[18:44] <vitamin-carrot> what does hotmail say matrix?
[18:44] <danopia> Gnea, uhhh
[18:44] <vitamin-carrot> yes slack im sure
[18:44] <zinake> gnea: since i last installed samba on my laptop
[18:44] <mongolai> nach:  are you talking about CodeWeaver's MS emulation software that is free today?
[18:44] <vitamin-carrot> unless the icon pack ha sbeen made differently
[18:44] <Slack> vitamin-carrot: is their a certain tab it shoudl be drug under
[18:44] <danopia> Gnea, I need root to write to smb.conf so unels I run swat as root, woudln't it need a chown to save?
[18:44] <Gnea> zinake: i've installed samba on many production servers and have never once had to re-chown the configuration file. there has never once been a problem with it.
[18:44] <zinake> gnea: if you do not have writing capabilities on smb.conf w/o using sudo, swat will not allow you to write your smb.conf
[18:44] <unop> GeForce88, ok, it's not the same error this time
[18:44] <vitamin-carrot> it should either install the icon pack or tell you it cant in which case extract the tar.gz file and see whats inside
[18:45] <zinake> gnea: then you are lucky
[18:45] <danopia> Gnea, unles you run swat as root :P
[18:45] <nach> mongolai: yep that one
[18:45] <GeForce88> unop, is it too old a package?
[18:45] <mongolai> nach:  sorry, I haven't got it yet :)
[18:45] <unop> GeForce88, scroll through the output - and look at line #108 - it's missing a header file
[18:45] <zinake> danopia: that isn't an issue w/ other distrobutions... but ubuntu has root disables by default
[18:45] <Gnea> zinake: wrong, as long as you don't manipulate the ownership of the files in the first place, you won't have to worry about it later on.
[18:45] <yoyoned> doesn't swat run as root?
[18:45] <unop> GeForce88, to find out which package houses that header - use  http://packages.ubuntu.com
[18:45] <Slack> vitamin-carrot: got it working, thanks
[18:45] <Jowi> Slack, as vitamin-carrot says you can also extract the icon archive in its own directory under /home/username/.icons/
[18:45] <infinite> hello, i seem to have a broken driver(nvidia-glx). I already tried: sudo apt-get autoremove, sudo apt-get remove nvidia-glx -f but it doesnt work.Because of this im unabe to install any new packages.Can somebody help me?Thnx in advance
[18:45] <vitamin-carrot> your welcome
[18:45] <danopia> So wtf happens when I run sway?
[18:45] <danopia> swat*
[18:46] <Gnea> !swat
[18:46] <GeForce88> unop, my stuff is wanting to reboot from a kernal update, let me reboot and i'll be back
[18:46] <Gnea> yoyoned: yes.
[18:46] <vitamin-carrot> lolz
[18:46] <Gnea> danopia: it's going to throw a line in your /etc/inetd.conf file to run as
[18:46] <vitamin-carrot> mine wants a restart aswell
[18:46] <vitamin-carrot> yay for updates
[18:46] <dradiscontact> i have the newest beta release. on occasion ubuntu completely freezes and the mouse disappears, but it only happens when i do something intensive in firefox. any tips?
[18:47] <Gnea> danopia: if you think i'm wrong or lying to you, then go ahead and follow zinake's advice.
[18:47] <zinake> gnea: i'm sorry, but that last statement is innacturate.  there are 2 ways that you can change the smb.conf file... that is either owning the file or being in the group that owns the file.  I have had installs that i didn't need to do anything, i've had others that it would not let me write the smb.comf
[18:47] <danopia> Gnea, but when I run swat, what happens?
[18:47] <danopia> It just sits there
[18:47] <Gnea> danopia: then you can make it work like you want it to
[18:48] <Gnea> zinake: i have never ONCE heard about the need to change the ownership of the smb.conf file.  clearly, you are misinformed.
[18:48] <zinake> danopia there is a possibility that you may not need to chown smb.conf. but if you only have 3 options @ the top of the browser when you log in, then you need to.
[18:48] <danopia> Where am I logging in?
[18:48] <danopia> What port?
[18:48] <Gnea> 901
[18:48] <zinake> i got my info from samba website
[18:48] <danopia> Thanks.
[18:49] <Gnea> zinake: which isn't ubuntu's method of setup, which doesn't directly apply.
[18:49] <zinake> "if you don't have all options available, then you do not have write access to file"
[18:49] <zinake> "change write access for group or owner"
[18:49] <Gnea> zinake: right, that's only if your distribution is brain-dead.
[18:49] <Torway> Hi, I am sellin the computer and started a sudo shred process a few days ago. It is still running (currently at 9/25), and I need to deliver the computer tonight. Is it OK to stop this process now or will something "bad" happen? If so, how should I proceed?
[18:50] <zinake> well, i guess that ubuntu 8.04 is brain-dead
[18:50] <Gnea> Torway: lol, why are you shredding it?
[18:50] <danopia> Gnea, swat just shows home/status/view/password and documentation links that 404
[18:50] <zinake> b/c that's what i'm currently running and had the issue with
[18:50] <Torway> gnea: thanks to the excellent advice of some person on this forum:)
[18:50] <vitamin-carrot> well thatw as weird
[18:50] <tomoyuki28jp> After upgrading my kernel to 2.6.24-20 (or 2.6.24-21), the volume controller does not work correctly. Volume up/down does not go up/down the volume.  Does anybody know why this happen?  I am using ubuntu hardy on thinkpad X300 with alsa-snapshot.
[18:50] <Gnea> zinake: well, you're the first one i've ever heard of having that problem. did you file a bug report?
[18:50] <zinake> didn't realize it was a bug
[18:50] <GeForce88> unop, i'm back. do oyu have a solution for the new error?
[18:51] <Gnea> Torway: so you're shredding it while it's running itself?
[18:51] <unop> GeForce88, scroll through the output - and look at line #108 - you're missing a header file that needs installing ( http://pastebin.ca/1238861 )
[18:51] <unop> GeForce88, to find out which package houses that header - use  http://packages.ubuntu.com
[18:51] <Torway> gnea: its running on the installation cd
[18:51] <GeForce88> unop : where do i get this header file ?
[18:51] <mongolai> Torway:  as long as you can get it stop gracefully you should be ok
[18:52] <Gnea> Torway: oh okay. uhm, should be fine, I guess... how big is the HD to shred?
[18:52] <Torway> mongolai: What is your definition of gracefully? :)
[18:52] <unop> GeForce88, repeat the process until you have no errors - and then gyachi should make successfully
[18:52] <x-calibur> who can help me, i want to give a user permission to start 1 program....  how can i do that?
[18:52] <Torway> Gnea: its 750 GB
[18:52] <GeForce88> how do i know what i need ?
[18:52] <Gnea> Torway: o.OOOO
[18:52] <vitamin-carrot> X you could make a custom group and have that user as a member
[18:53] <GeForce88> unop: am i looking for gpgme.h ?
[18:53] <x-calibur> @vitamin i already did
[18:53] <unop> GeForce88, yes
[18:53] <micettonero> could you say me the simplest program to plot a graph? Not octave or freemath please...
[18:53] <Gnea> Torway: i would just let it run until it's time to deliver and then just format it
[18:53] <GeForce88> unop : ok. thx
[18:53] <vitamin-carrot> right well im out of ideas
[18:53] <vitamin-carrot> :(
[18:53] <micettonero> on gnome...
[18:53] <PatrickBic> micettonero, self written
[18:53] <PatrickBic> :P
[18:53] <x-calibur> ok ?
[18:53] <Torway> Gnea/Mongolai: So I can just close the terminal window I am running the shred in at the moment and then when rebooting the buyer can install whatever he wants easily?
[18:53] <unop> x-calibur, can't that user start the program now?
[18:54] <x-calibur> @unop no
[18:54] <mongolai> Torway:  that's not what I mean gracefully. Just a sec...
[18:54] <micettonero> PatrickBic: please... :D
[18:54] <PatrickBic> micettonero, plotting a graph from an array is.. like.. under 50 lines (with window and stuff) in java
[18:54] <Gnea> zinake: well, since no one else has had a problem with it, and you're the first one to complain about it, the problem is either that ubuntu screwed up, or you did. since no one else has had the problem and since i'm not finding a bug report for it yet, it's a pretty safe bet that no one else is having the same problem.
[18:54] <PatrickBic> but no clue where you want it to be
[18:55] <PatrickBic> and which language and stuff
[18:55] <micettonero> PatrickBic: not from an array, from an expression
[18:55] <x-calibur> @unop it says Permission denied
[18:55] <Gnea> danopia: the 404 means you need to install samba-doc
[18:56] <PatrickBic> micettonero, never tried but i guess it wont be that difficult
[18:56] <Knoob> Xborder
[18:56] <GeForce88> unop, ubuntu reports my gpgme is newest
[18:56] <Gnea> danopia: and you need to login as root, which means you need to set a root pw
[18:56] <mongolai> Torway:  try the ctrl+c "signal invoker" at the terminal that shred is running
[18:56] <danopia> Gnea, i already logge din as root
[18:56] <PatrickBic> i would change my lines-"idea" to 30 :P
[18:56] <vitamin-carrot> oh great after update i cannot resolve my host in terminal
[18:56] <Torway> mongolai: and then? What does this do?
[18:57] <bremb1> hi. I have a linking problem. Anyhow I set the linker to link against my own-compiled shared libraries, there's a problem with compiling. sometimes the configure script tells me the C compiler cannot create executables (using LDFLAGS variable), now I used LD_RUN_PATH (which should be the same as -rpath) and at the very beginning of compiling it tells me Segmentation fault. Any ideas?
[18:57] <danopia> Gnea, and swat only helps by showing entries that my file don'set have but could have, other than that it's pracitcaly the same thing
[18:57] <PatrickBic> mongolai, query me the expression
[18:57] <mongolai> Torway:  it should cause it to stop. If it does, you're fine. If not, then try ctrl+d, or ctrl+z
[18:57] <PatrickBic> maybe i can come up with some basic stuff
[18:57] <Gnea> danopia: you don't have globals/shares/printers?
[18:57] <unop> GeForce88, which package has that file according to your system?
[18:57] <danopia> Gnea, i do now
[18:58] <Torway> Mongolai: then when it stops, the buyer can reboot and install whatever he wants next time around?
[18:58] <micettonero> PatrickBic: so there isn't a program like kmplot for gnome?
[18:58] <PatrickBic> micettonero, no clue.. i once helped a friend with his diploma project.. and he needed such a plotting algorithmn.. so i wrote it for him...
[18:58] <mongolai> Torway:  right. The drive is shredded. You only needed a few iterations to be reasonably secure. You already had 9 of 25!
[18:58] <PatrickBic> but i am not aware of any lib/program
[18:58] <GeForce88> omgirc@ubuntu:~/Desktop/gyachi-1.0.5$ sudo apt-cache search gpgme
[18:58] <GeForce88> libgpg-error-dev - library for common error values and messages in GnuPG components
[18:58] <GeForce88> libgpg-error0 - library for common error values and messages in GnuPG components
[18:58] <GeForce88> libgpgme11 - GPGME - GnuPG Made Easy
[18:58] <GeForce88> libgpgme11-dev - GPGME - GnuPG Made Easy
[18:58] <FloodBot3> GeForce88: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:58] <Torway> mongolai: thanks! :)
[18:58] <GeForce88> oops, i didn't know xchat would make multiple lines. sorry
[18:58] <Gnea> danopia: alright. so check out your globals make sure it's set to share
[18:58] <Akazawa> does anyone know how to change the starup sound? (not the login sound the sound that plays at the login screen before you login)
[18:59] <zinake> gnea: thanks for calling me an idiot.  this is a place to try to get help and give help if you can.  I've installed Ubuntu 3 or 4 times on this computer and i didn't have the issue each time.  It is quite possible that I did mess something up.  However, after searching the internet for the answer, not asking here, i found a way to solve the issue.  I'm sorry that I seem to be offending you, however, If you do not have full acces
[18:59] <danopia> Gnea, make sure what is shar?
[18:59] <jsilvia> The startup sound is in the sounds panel, under System - > Preferences -> Sound - > Center tab
[18:59] <azethoth> hi im havign a problem with sound. i just installed this last night. i get a tone at the log in screen but no sound from anything inside on the desktop
[18:59] <Akazawa> jsilvia: no, that's the login sound which plays after you login
[19:00] <legend2440> vitamin-carrot: one thing to check is  open   /etc/hostname and  /etc/hosts   2nd line of /etc/hosts should match what it says in /etc/hostname
[19:00] <danopia> Gnea, I logged in as nobody using su and I cna't write to the drive itehr, so it's not all samba's fault
[19:00] <unop> GeForce88, that there doesn't list installed packages
[19:00] <sisif> Hello guys. I know that what i`m going to ask it`s a rather *lame* quetion, but bare with me: I`m trying to use gnomad2 to add some music to my mp3 player (iriver clix 2 gen) that is on MTP. The gnomad sees my devices ok, I am able to create playlists, but when it comes to actually transfer the music to it, nothing happends. I`m using 8.04 (testing repos) and gnomad is version 2.9.1. Any sugestions?
[19:00] <infinite_> hello im having trouble removeing a driver(nvidia-glx).it gives me this error:Removing nvidia-glx ...
[19:00] <infinite_> dpkg-divert: error checking `/usr/lib32/libGL.so.1': No such file or directory
[19:00] <x-calibur> how can i give permission to a group to run certain programs?
[19:00] <jsilvia> Akazama: Doh!
[19:00] <infinite_> dpkg: error processing nvidia-glx (--remove): subprocess post-removal script returned error exit status 2
[19:00] <vitamin-carrot> thank you legend i love you
[19:00] <infinite_> Errors were encountered while processing: nvidia-glx
[19:00] <unop> GeForce88,   dpkg -S /path/to/gpgme.h
[19:00] <FloodBot3> infinite_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:00] <dubsided> Hello all,
[19:00] <Akazawa> jsilvia: I want to change the sound that happens before I login, but at the login screen
[19:00] <vitamin-carrot> was just searching the forums cause i was sure it was on there aswell
[19:00] <Akazawa> jsilvia: the drum diddle
[19:00] <danopia> Gnea, http://danopia.pastebin.com/d6d0f3087
[19:01] <x-calibur> how can i give permission to a group to run certain programs?
[19:01] <jsilvia> Akazawa: It does play a sound - can you find it's filename?
[19:01] <GeForce88> unop: interesting, even though ubuntu says it's newest, i can't find it : dpkg: /path/to/gpgme.h not found.
[19:01] <Gnea> zinake: all i'm sayin' is, if there's a bug with it, you should file a bug report. i didn't call you an idiot.
[19:01] <dubsided> 8.10 is supposed to be released officially in two days. Are they usually on time with their releases?
[19:01] <puff> zinake: calm down.
[19:01] <Akazawa> jsilvia: I have no idea what it would be named
[19:01] <jsilvia> hmmm
[19:01] <azethoth> anyone got some time to help me with that?
[19:01] <jsilvia> hang on
[19:01] <danopia> Gnea, ...
[19:01] <puff> Gnea: You do realize your choice of words, adjectives, etc, could be construed as hostile to somebody in a frustrated state of mind?
[19:01] <Akazawa> jsilvia: it's that quick drum diddle that sounds before you login
[19:01] <zinake> gnea: well, that's what it seems like.
[19:02] <unop> GeForce88, /path/to/gpgme.h is a ficticious name - and how do you know gpgme is newest?
[19:02] <zinake> gnea: it didn't seem to be a bug, just a permissions issue
[19:02] <zinake> gnea: no need to send a bug for that
[19:02] <puff> zinake: While people here can be obtuse sometimes (even when they're *trying* to help) you will find it a lot more useful to assume they are trying to help.
[19:02] <danopia> Gnea, ls -l says that my sahre is only writeable by root
[19:02] <Ste1> how do I launch a .sh file from cmd?
[19:02] <mongolai> sisif:  it seems as if MTP is not properly implemented
[19:02] <puff> zinake: If you did everything right and permissions are wrong, then yes, it's a bug.
[19:02] <Gnea> zinake: if the permissions aren't set correctly when the system is installed, and it prevents proper functionality from occurring, then yes, that is indeed a bug.
[19:02] <GeForce88> unop : Reading state information... Done
[19:02] <GeForce88> libgpgme11 is already the newest version.
[19:02] <unop> Ste1, chmod +x file.sh;  ./file.sh
[19:03] <Ste1> ok I didn't add ./ before the file. what does it do?
[19:03] <sisif> mongolai : using amarok works ok. Also, I am able to browse the device from within gnomad2. It`s just I can`t add music to it.
[19:03] <mongolai> sisif:  nice pun, BTW
[19:03] <puff> zinake: Sometimes people are busy and their tone ends up being abrupt, but they're still here, and still trying to help.
[19:03] <unop> GeForce88, what packagename does this say here? http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=contents&keywords=gpgme.h&mode=exactfilename&suite=hardy
[19:03] <Gnea> puff: if the person is of a hostile mind and persona to begin with, sure.
[19:04] <sisif> mongolai : "pun" ?
[19:04] <rblst> azethoth: in terminal, type: alsamixer, check if anything is muted (MM), unmute them
[19:04] <GeForce88> unop, i install that package as well sir
[19:04] <Gnea> zinake: but i'm sorry if you felt offended by my words, that wasn't my intention.
[19:04] <GeForce88> unop : no change
[19:04] <puff> Gnea: It's easy to slip into that mindset when you're frustrated.
[19:04] <Gnea> puff: true.
[19:04] <azethoth> k one sec
[19:04] <unop> GeForce88,  make clean  - then try again
[19:04] <azethoth> nothing is muted
[19:04] <unop> GeForce88, make clean is important
[19:05] <puff> Gnea: E.g. I was asking for help generating multi-domain certs with openssl, last night, and somebody (elsechannel) responded with "did you read the openssl man page", which is useless advice.
[19:05] <GeForce88> unop, gpgme.h is located : /usr/include/gpgme.h
[19:05] <GeForce88> make clean in which directory? the gyachi one ?
[19:05] <mongolai> sisif:  that's what I mean. MTP is not properly implemented, some features of some devices might work, but not all...
[19:05] <Gnea> danopia: okay - there's a translation issue going on when you add the samba layer to the unix filesystem layer - we should really discuss this in #samba
[19:05] <sisif> mongolai : what do you sugest shall I do ?
[19:06] <puff> Gnea: And often incredibly annoying when you've already read the page and either a) didn't see your answer or b) your answer is completely not there.
[19:06] <danopia> Gnea, but only root can touch the share
[19:06] <Lovok> Conky is saying my Swap RAM usage is 0/2.80GB, is that normal?
[19:06] <jewelz12502> Digg brought down the Codeweavers servers
[19:06] <mongolai> sisif:  Does amarok work to transfer *to* the device?
[19:06] <puff> Gnea: So it can come off as incredibly annoying, but that's just because you're in a frustrated state of mind.
[19:06] <rblst> azethoth: are master and PCM set to a value other than 0 in alsamixer?
[19:06] <Pici> Lovok: yes.
[19:06] <sisif> mongolai : yes, it does.
[19:07] <Lovok> Pici: thanks again :)
[19:07] <jsilvia> Akazawa: I think the file you want is in /usr/share/sounds
[19:07] <Gnea> puff: basically you were looking for some sort of example script or some such. yeah, the manpage only goes so far, but a simple "yes, but i need this, that and the other thing" will usually get them out of the read-the-fine-manual glaze :)
[19:07] <azethoth> yeah everything is at max
[19:07] <vitamin-carrot> i can has a question?
[19:07] <rblst>  azethoth: what desktop do you use?
[19:07] <kc8pxy> is there a way to tell a prog it can allocate as much memory as it wants?   i'm trying to run oblivion on wine, ad i think it's running into a memory ceiling
[19:08] <puff> Gnea: Well, that's what I started wtih :-).
[19:08] <azethoth> i just installesd the ultimate edition of ubuntu 19 i beleive
[19:08] <trebelab>  /server irc.goto10.org
[19:08] <azethoth> 1.9 i mean
[19:08] <puff> Gnea: I'm trying to do weird thing XYZZY with SSL certs, does anybody really know this stuff well?
[19:09] <Gnea> puff: heh... that's usually about the time that i google for something like "ubuntu ssl certification generation guide"
[19:09] <rblst> azethoth: let us suppose it's gnome then, have you tried to play around with System->Settings->Sound?
[19:09] <azethoth> ah yeah it is gnome sorry
[19:09] <vitamin-carrot> I share my EXT2 file systems with my windows OS ... I bought a new HD formated to ext2 but windows wont let me assigned a drive letter to it ...
[19:09] <Gnea> puff: without the quotes :)
[19:09] <azethoth> no cant say i have lets see what i get
[19:09] <mongolai> sisif:  then the issue seems to be with gnomad2? You could check the version of gnomad2 has this issue in general, and see if any updates fixed it. If so, you might need to find a new version from the PPA repos (or somewhere else)
[19:09] <puff> Gnea: Heh, yeah.  Well, it turns out that it's really weird (and I haven't *quite* accomplished it yet, but I think I'm on my way) but doable.
[19:09] <GeForce88> unop: unless i need to specify the path to the gpgme file, this is a lost cause for me
[19:09] <vitamin-carrot> and before you ask
[19:09] <Gnea> danopia: try sudo chmod 777 /media/shared
[19:10] <danopia> Gnea, chmod refuses to doa nything to the drive
[19:10] <sisif> mongolai : ok. Thanks for the help :)
[19:10] <azethoth> what am i looking for on the first screen its all set to autodetect
[19:10] <vitamin-carrot> yes i have the EXT2 driver for windows installed
[19:10] <Gnea> danopia: what is it mounted as?
[19:10] <digitalfallacy> puff,what special abt the word one writes in double asterisk ... like *quite*
[19:10] <puff> Gnea:  Basically you have to not just self-sign, but self-CA, and set certain values in /etc/ssl/openssl.cnf,  and use certain options in the openssl ca command to copy those values into your cert.
[19:10] <azethoth> wow when i set the playback to also and tested it i got a tone
[19:10] <unop> GeForce88,  sudo aptitude install  	 libgpgme11-dev;  make clean;  ./configure && make
[19:10] <jpeasy> hi. I need to transfer /home to another partition which I will then mount as /home
[19:10] <puff> digitalfallacy: I don't understand your question.
[19:10] <jpeasy> I tried a simple cp -R as root, but I get lots of perm errors
[19:11] <infinite_> Hello im having trouble removing a driver.error:Removing nvidia-glx ...
[19:11] <infinite_> dpkg-divert: error checking `/usr/lib32/libGL.so.1': No such file or directory
[19:11] <infinite_> dpkg: error processing nvidia-glx (--remove): subprocess post-removal script returned error exit status 2
[19:11] <infinite_> Errors were encountered while processing: nvidia-glx
[19:11] <infinite_> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[19:11] <FloodBot3> infinite_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:11] <jpeasy> cp -R /home /mnt/backup
[19:11] <infinite_> I also tried to remove /usr/lib32/libGL.so.1 manually as said here:https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-restricted-modules-2.6.24/+bug/3662
[19:11] <vitamin-carrot> inf
[19:11] <vitamin-carrot> stop it
[19:11] <rblst> azethoth: try changing them and press test to check
[19:11] <mongolai> digitalfallacy:  it's for *emphasis*
[19:11] <danopia> Gnea, FAT32
[19:11] <bremb1> jpeasy: all you need to create that partition, copy all files to it and in /etc/fstab change it appropriately
[19:11] <danopia> Gnea, this PC is basicaly a file server and I need to get this shared drive wokring, if it won't work I'll have to run windows becuase it works perfectly on windows
[19:11] <azethoth> yep i got it now thanks
[19:11] <digitalfallacy> puf,you just wrote quite like  *quite* in double
[19:11] <azethoth> sound now works
[19:11] <digitalfallacy> puff....just that ...k
[19:11] <Gnea> puff: yeah, openssl can get pretty hairy, especially when it comes down to how they're supposed to be signed... there's a difference between generating a CA for secure-pop/imap and a secure CA for a network connection ;)
[19:11] <puff> Gnea: If you do so, you can set the subjectAltName property of your cert to included multiple domain names, and then you can use the same ssl server with a single IP for multiple domains without modern browsers comlaining.
[19:11] <Codedrunk_Work> !cron
[19:11] <azethoth> thanks a bunch
[19:12] <gluki> Hi, i have oracle installed corectly, also ISPconfig is installed and using port 8080. For oracle i'm setting port 8081. And i cant to connect to Oracle control panel via browser(<IP_ADDRESS>:8081/apex)
[19:12] <Codedrunk_Work> !ubottu
[19:12] <Codedrunk_Work> !anacron
[19:12] <puff> Gnea:  this is complicated further by the fact that I'm doing it under the ispconfig site managment tool :-).
[19:12] <Gnea> danopia: oh geez... can you get it converted to NTFS in windows with the convert.exe command? FAT32 blows fat chunks.
[19:12] <bobbo> rrittenhouse: ping
[19:12] <hendry> is there a USB install option for Ubuntu? I was thinking of installing it on a Thinkpad X40 which does not have a CDROM
[19:12] <legend2440> !separatehome | jpeasy
[19:12] <vitamin-carrot> hendry yes
[19:13] <Pici> !usb | hendry
[19:13] <Jowi> !install | hendry (see first link)
[19:13] <Oprtz> how to install ubuntu 8.10 from a USB HDD ? without burning the iso image to DVD, is this possible?
[19:13] <GeForce88> unop: no luck. still exiting with error code 2 and a host of gpgme errors
[19:13] <Gnea> puff: such a prestigeous hosting site should have clear and concise documentation for such a task :P
[19:13] <azethoth> now i got another question when i play video files with movie player in full screen the ficture is slightly pixelated. is there a way to fix that?
[19:13] <vitamin-carrot> !usb | Oprtz
[19:13] <unop> GeForce88, let's see the new output then.
[19:13] <chad> Is there a channel where i can ask a question about thunderbird on ubuntu ?
[19:13] <Oprtz> !usb
[19:14] <hendry> thanks guys, bye
[19:14] <azethoth> just seems kinda fuzzy and pixely i guess
[19:14] <mongolai> chad:  just ask. if someone directs you to #thunderbird (if it exists) then so be it :)
[19:14] <vitamin-carrot> axethoth
[19:14] <bremb1> Oprtz: you would have to open the image somehow, then boot the kernel and ramdisk there...
[19:14] <Oprtz> vitamin-carrot: thanks for the weblinks
[19:14] <vitamin-carrot> your welcome
[19:15] <puff> Gnea:  Yeah, ispconfig end-use docs seem non-existent, I think they sorta expect you to be used to cpanel (the commerical equivalent) enough to find your way around.
[19:15] <vitamin-carrot> azethoth ... is the media file small in resolution?
[19:15] <Oprtz> bremb1: okie
[19:15] <TigranG> Hi how can I reconfigure my keyboard from the console or how it would do it when installing ubuntu. I've tried from system->preference->keyboard and it works but when I restart it no longer works (some keys).
[19:15] <GeForce88> unop : http://pastebin.ca/1238901
[19:15] <RediXe> Is there a way to disable the alt+leftmousebutton for windows (using xubuntu but should be close to the same?)
[19:15] <Gnea> puff: and they don't have a forum somewhere where people are talking about?
 Hi, i have oracle installed corectly, also ISPconfig is installed and using port 8080. For oracle i'm setting port 8081. And i cant to connect to Oracle server control panel via browser(<IP_ADDRESS>:8081/apex)
[19:15] <azethoth> 768x432
[19:15] <Tundrayeti312> Is virtualBox the standard virtual machine for ubuntu?
[19:15] <chad> ok .. so i copied my thunderbird profile from another machine to this machine (ubuntu to ubuntu) and for some reason it seems that the profile settings cant be edited by this user.  when i ls-l them it shows me as the owner, but the coloring is off in comparision to the other folders in my home .
[19:16] <bremb1> Oprtz: I am not sure if that would work, but, if you know what you're doing, you cannot lose anything, but time
[19:16] <unop> GeForce88, your error keeps changing - it's not the same - review the output, identify which header is missing, install it and repeat the process
[19:16] <vitamin-carrot> azethoth: do you maximize the media when it is playing?
[19:16] <danopia_> Gnea, FAT32 USB drive, why woun't chmod work?
[19:16] <mongolai> chad:  are they links?
[19:16] <azethoth> yeah thats how i did it in windows
[19:16] <azethoth> i jsut want to sitch to this
[19:16] <bremb1> Oprtz: do you know how to open the image?
[19:16] <GeForce88> unop: ok. wish me luck
[19:16] <Gnea> danopia_: is that a thumbdrive or a hard drive?
[19:16] <danopia_> Tundrayeti312, I use vmware :P
[19:16] <azethoth> and they looked fine there
[19:16] <Jowi> gluki, "sudo lsof -i tcp:8081" to see what program (if any) is using that port
[19:17] <vitamin-carrot> hmmmm
[19:17] <vitamin-carrot> azethoth: what player are you uing?
[19:17] <vitamin-carrot> *using?
[19:17] <sebsebseb> can someone remind me, how I do a ssh/vnc sleep.  I mean where someone gets on my SSH, and then have say  5 minutes where unless they enter another command for vnc in another terminal, they get kicked off my ssh.   yes  that ssh sleep stuff.  I have to do something to the Ubuntu account, but I don't ermember exactly what, and maybe edit a config file for ssh sleep as well
[19:17] <TigranG> Hi how can I reconfigure my keyboard from the console or how it would do it when installing ubuntu. I've tried from system->preference->keyboard and it works but when I restart it no longer works (some keys).
[19:17] <azethoth> just said "movie player"
[19:17] <Gnea> danopia_: because FAT32 has *NO* concept of file permissions. it wasn't until NTFS that microsoft got around to enacting true permission control at the filesystem layer.
[19:17] <vitamin-carrot> have you tried mplayer?
[19:17] <infinite_> hello im having serious trouble removnig a driver.It keeps me from installing any new packages. http://paste.ubuntu.com/63716/plain/
[19:17] <danopia_> Gnea, 500 GB harddrivre
[19:17] <azethoth> let me see if i can find it
[19:17] <vitamin-carrot> it should be in the repos
[19:17] <danopia_> Gnea, one half is what LInux runs off (ext3) and hte other half is FAT32 partition that I need to sahre
[19:17] <vitamin-carrot> brb having a smoke
[19:17] <danopia_> Gnea, so what iA need to konw is how can I get a user accout to get write acess to it.
[19:17] <Oprtz> bremb1: i am reading the weblinks vitamin-carrot gave me
[19:18] <gluki> nothing is shown
[19:18] <chad> mongolai: not that i know of .. my pop profile is working fine its just when i go to add a new mail account to that profile none of the settings will sqave
[19:18] <bremb1> TigranG: you have to change it in the xorg.conf file. there is keyboard layout settings
[19:18] <danfg> danopia_: set that up on /etc/fstab, the permissions, etc
[19:18] <gluki> 2 Jowi - no output for this command
[19:18] <chad> mongolai: its weird though cause they are like green txt on green background where all the other folders are blue
[19:18] <danopia_> danfg, how would I do that in fstab?
[19:18] <azethoth> forgive my noobishnesws but where might i find  that. i know to go to applications -sound and video and i get a list of players but i dotn see m player in there
[19:18] <Jowi> gluki, so no program is using port 8081 - no wonder you cannot connect to it.
[19:19] <danopia_> danfg, I use /dev/sdb1	/media/shared	auto	defaults	0	0
[19:19] <Gnea> danopia_: if i were you, i would backup all of the data from the FAT32, reformat it to NTFS, then use the ntfs-3g driver on it (it handles read/write just fine) and share it like that - you'll get MUCH better performance
[19:19] <gluki> 2 Jowi do u have Oracle installed or tried?
[19:19] <Jowi> gluki, no
[19:19] <chad> mongolai: actually its blue txt on green background
[19:19] <danopia_> Gnea, I already use NTFS for a third partion :P but I don't have any place to throw 200 GB of junk
[19:19] <danopia_> Gnea, I need to get working as-is
[19:19] <mongolai> chad:  I just almost sent something...
[19:19] <bremb1> TigranG: /etc/X11/xorg.conf, down there Section InputDevice, keyboard,...
[19:20] <TigranG> bremb1: http://rafb.net/p/YBuhi033.html
[19:20] <danopia_> Gnea, I use FAT32, NTFS, and ext3 at the same time normally.
[19:20] <gluki> 2 Jowi may be you can help me to detect where is my errors?
[19:20] <mongolai> chad:  can you pastebin the out of ls -l on the directory in question>
[19:20] <danopia_> /dev/sda2	/media/windows	auto	defaults	0	0              /              /dev/sdb1	/media/shared	auto	defaults	0	0
[19:20] <chad> sure
[19:20] <lol> hi help i need plz help in icelandic
[19:21] <chad> !paste
[19:21] <gluki> 2 Jowi i have installed also ISPconfig that using port 8080 and changing apache2 settings
[19:21] <bremb1> TigranG: yes, that's what you're looking for. change it to whatever you want...
[19:21] <vitamin-carrot> okies im back
[19:21] <Tundrayeti312> danopia_: are the packages in the repos for vmware?
[19:21] <chad> mongolai: http://paste.ubuntu.com/63722/
[19:21] <TigranG> bremb1: i think it already is...lol
[19:21] <mongolai> chad:  also, how did you transfer the profile (files)? samba?
[19:21] <Jowi> sebsebseb, the setting is in /etc/ssh/sshd_config. the manual ( "man sshd_config" in a terminal) say to use the option "ClientAliveInterval" and "ClientAliveCountMax" to set the number of seconds for timeout
[19:21] <danfg> danopia_: i use these options: rw,nosuid,uid=1000(the uid of the user),gid=1000(gid of the user),umask=007
[19:21] <sebsebseb>  If I remember correctly to do the SSH sleep/timeout   I had to edit the account properites change Shell:  /bin/bash  to something else, and maybe also set up the amount of time I want before the sleep/timeout in  config file for ssh, but I don't remember how to do this stuff.   so  basically  user connects to my ssh in one terminal and then uses a second terminal to get on my vnc, with the first terminal not letting them do any other commadns
[19:21] <TigranG> bremb1: its ok
[19:21] <danopia_> danfg, so "rw" is what I need?
[19:21] <chad> external drive via nautilus copy
[19:22] <mongolai> chad:  you said all of these had the weird colors in the ls -l listing?
[19:22] <chad> mongolai: yes
[19:22] <danfg> danopia_: rw = read and write
[19:22] <monstah> how do i get b43-fwcutter drivers to work?
[19:22]  * vitamin-carrot Hugs everyone
[19:22] <bremb1> TigranG: the problem is ok or the settings are ok, but the problem still exists?
[19:22] <danfg> danopia_: the uid and gid to tell which user/group has access to the drive, i think that is important, security-wise
[19:22] <sebsebseb> Jowi: do I need to  change  /bin/bash in the account properites to something else as well?
[19:22] <Jowi> gluki, if oracle is supposed to serve the web-page then you should have a look at its config (and/or restart the service). I can't help more than that since I've never set up Oracle...
[19:23] <belkinhelp2> join /#dd-wrt
[19:23] <Jowi> sebsebseb, no
[19:23] <Guest34998> hi help i need plz help in icelandic
[19:23] <Gnea> danopia_: you need to also make sure that the share allows guest = yes
[19:23] <mongolai> chad:  OK first thing, are you sure that this is the correct *.default profile directory that you needed to copy to?
[19:23] <Gnea> !ask | Guest34998
[19:23] <danopia_> Gnea, done like 5 months ago
[19:23] <vitamin-carrot> does anyone speak Nord?
[19:23] <azethoth> hmm sunaptic cant find mplayer
[19:23] <sebsebseb> Jowi: I think last time that got changed.  basically user connects to my ssh in one terminal, and they are not allowed to enter any more commands in that terminal, instead they need to use a second terminal,  to put in a command to connect to my localhost for vnc
[19:23] <danfg> some ppl here speak Nerd
[19:23] <Guest34998> i need ubuntu icelandic channel
[19:23] <gluki> thanks, and ispconfig you have used?
[19:23] <azethoth> bah synaptic
[19:24] <danopia_> danfg, if I use umask=777 would the mouted fs be 777/
[19:24] <vitamin-carrot> azethoth: have you allowed your third party sources?
[19:24] <chad> mongolai: ok i have done that .. the 9seovzeb.default is it .. i double checked
[19:24] <monstah> anyone know how to get Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4318 [AirForce One 54g] 802.11g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 02)
[19:24] <monstah> to work?
[19:24] <danopia_> root@danopia:/media/shared# umount /media/shared
[19:24] <danopia_> umount: /media/shared: device is busy
[19:24] <danopia_> umount: /media/shared: device is busy
[19:24] <FloodBot3> danopia_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:24] <danfg> danopia_: yes, and also every file in it, you shouldn't allow running execs from a windows drive though
[19:24] <RediXe> Is there a way to disable the alt+leftmousebutton for opened windows? (using xubuntu but should be close to the same?)
[19:24] <azethoth> wheres that option
[19:25] <Guest34998> plz can anyone tell me where i can find ubuntu icelandic help channel
[19:25] <danfg> danopia_: use -f (i think) to force dismount
[19:25] <Jowi> sebsebseb, that means that vnc is not set up properly (to only allow connections from the local host) or your firewall is not letting the traffic in. Nothing to do with ssh
[19:25] <vitamin-carrot> azethoth: system > Administration > software sources
[19:25] <danfg> i just updated my linux kernel and i'm getting an error with XKB: "Error activating XKB configuration. (...)", i had a custom keyboard layout that was working before, but not anymore. ideas?
[19:25] <imaginativeone> where can I ask questions about K9Copy?
[19:26] <azethoth> one sec
[19:26] <mongolai> chad:  OK, so when you try to save a new account, does it *prevent* you from doing so, or just fail silently?
[19:26] <Gnea> Guest34998: try #ubuntu-is
[19:26] <danopia_> Opps I apsted
[19:26]  * danopia_ kills self
[19:26] <vitamin-carrot> azethoth: it should have a list of check boxes
[19:26] <danfg> danopia_: ?
[19:26] <azethoth> i enabled the 4 options in third party software and it still cant find it
[19:26] <chad> mongolai: perfect example .. i need TLS on this new account i can check the button and then click ok and the option is erased when i click ok
[19:26] <Guest34998> there is no #ubuntu-is
[19:26] <Gnea> danopia_: eh?
[19:26]  * vitamin-carrot Dies
[19:26] <danopia_> My DSl dies every 30 seconds.
[19:26] <danopia_> It's ok.
[19:27] <vitamin-carrot> oh
[19:27] <Guest34998> !etiquette | tombar
[19:27] <Gnea> Guest34998: there you have your answer. we speak english here, are you okay with that?
[19:27]  * vitamin-carrot UnDies
[19:27] <vitamin-carrot> lolz undies
[19:28] <sebsebseb> Jowi: no it's for a listening vnc connection
[19:28]  * vitamin-carrot hugs danopia_
[19:28] <danopia_> Anyway.
[19:28] <danopia_> danfg, still failed :(
[19:28] <danopia_> danfg, it's still owned by root too
[19:28] <Gnea> vitamin-carrot: please don't do that.
[19:28] <vitamin-carrot> i sorry
[19:28] <danopia_> and it's 755
[19:28]  * vitamin-carrot hugs Gnea
[19:28] <hwilde> unop, lshw | grep capacity     thnx
[19:28] <azethoth> i found a .tar.bz2 for mplayer but im not very good at makign that work yet
[19:29] <Lr5> If I upgrade from 8.04 to the 8.10 release candidate version instead of waiting for the final release, will anything be different or will they be completely same versions after updating packages?
[19:29] <mongolai> chad:  that's weird. I really don't know what to say, other than re-iterate your original question, and perhaps ask on #thunderbird on the irc.mozilla.org server
[19:29] <Gnea> vitamin-carrot: do you have an ubuntu-related question?
[19:29] <vitamin-carrot> azethoth: should be able to find it in add/remove
[19:29] <danfg> danopia_: ? did u set a uid and gid?
[19:29] <vitamin-carrot> Gnea: im helping
[19:29] <danopia_> danfg, yes
[19:29] <azethoth> its installing an update atm maybe after that
[19:29] <danopia_> danfg, after i edit fstab, then what
[19:29] <GogetaX> hey all.. any1 can help me with network on ubuntu 8.10? :P
[19:29] <vitamin-carrot> Gnea: but since you offerd
[19:29] <Gnea> vitamin-carrot: then do it without the hugs and all of that, this isn't the proper forum for it.
[19:29] <Pici> !8.10 | GogetaX
[19:29] <chad> mongolai: do you have thunderbird?  will you check your .mozilla-thunderbird/Profile directory to see what permissions are on your direcory ?
[19:30] <lindenle> how  do i specify a  preseed file from the mini iso?
[19:30] <mongolai> chad:  if you can give me a few minutes...
[19:30] <bremb1> Lr5: go to Ubuntu+1 for intrepid issues
[19:30] <lindenle> and auto install
[19:30] <vitamin-carrot> Gnea: my ext2 driver in windows wont let me assign a volume letter to a new hd i formated to ext2 with gparted
[19:30] <chad> mongolai: thank you
[19:30] <arash> anyone know what CMS system ubuntu.com uses?
[19:30] <danfg> danopia_: you do realize that changes to fstab require a restart, right? but before you boot, try mounting with mount using these options to see if they are to your liking
[19:30] <Gnea> vitamin-carrot: why not?
[19:30] <chad> mongolai: and who owns those folders too please .. i would assume its your account since its the home dir but who knows
[19:30] <danopia_> danfg, oh right
[19:31] <vitamin-carrot> Gnea: I think the permissions are wrong
[19:31] <Gnea> vitamin-carrot: using what driver?
[19:31] <danopia_> danfg, thanks, it worked
[19:31] <vitamin-carrot> Gnea: the EXT2 volume manager sees it but doesnt give me the option
[19:31] <danopia_> no nobody has write
[19:31] <danopia_> now I need to see if samba works
[19:31] <mongolai> chad:  I have to re-install it, and set up a mail account, but I'll give it a shot :)
[19:31] <Gnea> vitamin-carrot: what driver did you install in windows?
[19:31] <mongolai> chad:  it'll take about 10 min
[19:32] <chad> mongolai: dont do all that .. ill find out :-d thanks though
[19:32] <vitamin-carrot> Gnea: hang on ill find the link again
[19:32] <rblst> mongolia, chad: i can paste my permissions, i have TB set up
[19:32] <vitamin-carrot> Gnea: http://www.fs-driver.org/
[19:32] <mongolai> chad:  well, I really don't like evolution anyways, and was planning to do this anyway. Now;s just a perfect time
[19:32] <sebsebseb> Jowi: not suer what to edit in the config file
[19:32] <danfg> oh no, ron paul has quit :(
[19:32] <vitamin-carrot> Gnea: that one
[19:32] <Guest33839> does any one know which mail client that works with microsoft exchange 5.5 ?
[19:33] <Gnea> vitamin-carrot: you must not have re-run the configuration setup
[19:33] <mongolai> Guest33839:  if anything, evolution does
[19:33] <vitamin-carrot> Gnea: actually i did
[19:33] <g_> hello, how can I browse the samba shares on my network with xfce?
[19:33] <[admin]> Guest34998, thunderbird and evolution
[19:33] <Meads> can somebody help me please
[19:33] <vitamin-carrot> Gnea: Bah
[19:33] <danopia_> and btw Gnea, I already had samba set up right, swat did not help at all :P and I don't see why it would
[19:33] <mongolai> mohamed:  if anything, evolution does
[19:33] <[admin]> !ask | Meads
[19:33] <Guest34998> !ask | meads
[19:33] <danopia_> It only helps with, like, the status sectoin
[19:33] <vitamin-carrot> Gnea: im sure its a permissions thingy
[19:33] <chad> mongolai: awesome .. ill brb then baby changin time :-D
[19:33] <Meads> Can somebody take a look at this please, http://rafb.net/p/teC3C896.html
[19:34] <azethoth> vitamin-carrot: in synaptic on the main screen i have an area labled packages and tabs saying installed version and such. if i scroll down i see mplayer. if i click on it it says the chosen action also effects other packages. than thers a field that says to be removed and it says gnome mplayer gui
[19:34] <Guest27806> mongolai: :?
[19:34] <Gnea> vitamin-carrot: well i don't know, maybe someone else does
[19:34] <mongolai> chad:  cool beans
[19:34] <Meads> i am having problems with ym ps running ubuntu server 8.04.1
[19:34] <vitamin-carrot> Gnea: can i have a hug then?
[19:34] <vitamin-carrot> Gnea: maybe google will tell me
[19:34] <[admin]> Meads, dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[19:34] <Gnea> vitamin-carrot: you've already been informed about that.
[19:34] <Meads> i did that
[19:34] <[admin]> Meads, just do that with sudo
[19:34] <lindenle> Can i use preseed with the minimal cd
[19:35] <[admin]> Meads, with sudo  ?
[19:35] <rblst> chad: http://paste.ubuntu.com/63729/
[19:35] <Meads> i done that if u look right down past the apt error u will see the dpkg error
[19:35] <gregbrady> I seem to be having an issue trying to connect to an external mysql database from Base.  I installed the mysql connector and I still cannot get it to connect successfully.  I am running OO.o 2.4 Under Ubuntu 8.04 64 bit version
[19:35] <vitamin-carrot> azethoth: you might have mplayer already installed
[19:35] <[admin]> Meads, ibex ? 8.10 ?
[19:35] <azethoth> ah no i think i figured it out. right click mark for installation
[19:35] <Meads> i dont know what that is
[19:35] <g_> is there a way to integrate samba share browsing with thunar?
[19:36] <vitamin-carrot> azethoth: coolies
[19:36] <[admin]> Meads, dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[19:36] <[admin]>
[19:36] <[admin]> Meads, sorry i meant cat /etc/lsb-release | grep DESCRIPTION
[19:36] <madel> mongolai: with which mail client ?
[19:36] <Lr5> bremb1: ok, thanks. I guess I misunderstood the "development" part
[19:36] <Cripps> I have a paste here (http://www.pastebin.ca/1238917) showing a line in my fstab, and the resulting output from mount -a  ... I've done the same thing (tm) manually (read: mount -t cifs //workstation/My\ Music /home/acripps/music -o dom=DOMAINNAME,credentials=/home/acripps/.creds ) and had successful results, but it doesn't seem to like my fastab. Any ideas?
[19:37] <Meads> DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu 8.04.1"
[19:37] <subone> is there an app i can use to tag snippets of code or notes, so i can search using tags?
[19:37] <mongolai> madel:  what?
[19:37] <Meads> ?
[19:37] <Cripps> subone, have you tried cscope?
[19:37] <rblst> chad: http://paste.ubuntu.com/63730/
[19:37] <vitamin-carrot> Gnea: I may as well have the HDD automount in ubuntu anyways
[19:37] <madel> mongolai: you know which mail client works with microsoft exchange 5.5 ?
[19:37] <[admin]> Meads, type date
[19:38] <subone> Cripps: no
[19:38] <vitamin-carrot> Gnea: whats the cmd for automount volume
[19:38] <Meads> Mon Jun 29 15:44:05 EDT 1931
[19:38] <mongolai> madel:  I'm not sure, but if anything, the Evolution client would. It should
[19:38] <Meads> thats messed up right
[19:38] <Cripps> subone, it works with vim ... there should be other compatible editors too. It does what you're looking for.
[19:38] <madel> mongolai: ok thanks :)
[19:38] <[admin]> Meads, correct your date first then run sudo dpkg -- ......
[19:38] <kthakore> how can I edit the folder that the PIctures Folder screensaver gets the images from?
[19:38] <pen> I accidentally mv two file into the same filename
[19:38] <Meads> how do i correct my date from shell
[19:38] <pen> how can I recover the previous file?
[19:38] <subone> Cripps: i only see KScope the IDE in aptitude
[19:38] <sahak> Can anybody listen to preset HBR1 radio stations in rhythmbox under Ubuntu 8.10?
[19:38] <pen> HELP
[19:38] <Meads> its a VPS you see
[19:39] <Guest34998> !ask | pen
[19:39] <Guest34998> !patience | pen
[19:39] <kthakore> Meads, its gets ur date from ur system date settings
[19:39] <pen> Guest34998: you didn't see my previous comments
[19:39] <[admin]> Meads, date  -s, --set=STRING          set time described by STRING
[19:39] <subone> Cripps: all i want is like a notepad like tomboy notes but with tag searching
[19:39] <Gnea> Guest34998: once was enough.
[19:39] <azethoth> when i open a file with mplayer i get this message. error opening/initializing the seclected video_out(-vo)device
[19:39] <azethoth> seems liek somethign to do with my vid card?
[19:39] <subone> i guess i could write one as my first Qt app :p
[19:40] <vitamin-carrot> azethoth: did all the dependacies install aswell?
[19:40] <pen> I accidentally mv two files into the same filename. How can I recover the previous file?
[19:40] <azethoth> no i think jsut the program
[19:40] <[admin]> pen, i don't think you can
[19:40] <subone> anyone else have any suggestions?
[19:40] <[admin]> sorry
[19:40] <primski> whats the preffered way to changing default locales ? I want to keep language english and changing other locales settings.
[19:40] <Cripps> subone, http://cscope.sourceforge.net/ read there, it'll tell you all about cscope ... I know that in hardy you can "apt-get install cscope"
[19:40] <pen> [admin]: why can't?
[19:40] <Jeruvy> pen: unless you mv'd a backup first you can't
[19:40] <vitamin-carrot> azethoth: i think mplayer needs the restricted codecs make sure your restricted sources are on
[19:40] <pen> Jeruvy: no other way?
[19:40] <[admin]> pen,  you didn't mv you overwritten the old file with the new one
[19:40] <Jeruvy> pen: no, mv is destructive
[19:40] <sahak> #ubuntu+1
[19:41] <eyesz> hello, I have a pci to rs232 ite8817 card. I've got tired searching for away to let work in ubuntu, any help please?
[19:41] <subone> Cripps: no thats not what i'm looking for, i want something way simpler than that, i just need to be able to tag notes like you can tag photos
[19:41] <azethoth> where might i find that option. i really appreciate allt he help
[19:41] <vitamin-carrot> azethoth: System > Administration > Software Sources
[19:41] <pen> Jeruvy: not even dd?
[19:42] <Jeruvy> pen: now if you want to find a data recovery tool and check before messing further you 'may' have some luck...
[19:42] <vitamin-carrot> azethoth: make sure that proprietry drivers is checked
[19:42] <azethoth> i dont even see that option
[19:42] <Cripps> subone, I see. Well then, I can't say I know of anything that does precisely that, but if worse comes to worse, you could always write one ;)
[19:42] <subone> Cripps: so that i can store things like notes on obscure function names in certain APIs and tag it with something that makes more sense
[19:42] <vitamin-carrot> azethoth: you may as well have everything checked
[19:42] <azethoth> nvm i see it im fing blind
[19:42] <azethoth> it ids checked
[19:42] <pen> Jeruvy: btw, does gvim leave backup? I used gvim
[19:43] <vitamin-carrot> hmmm
[19:43] <subone> Cripps: yeah thats what i was thinking that would give me something to do for my first Qt app, but i'd have to figure out db access etc
[19:43] <Meads> admin: Thank you very much, it is fixed
[19:43] <pen> or vim
[19:43] <[admin]> pen, [filename]~
[19:43] <Jeruvy> pen: I don't know.  Try reviewing the 'man' page..
[19:43] <Gnea> [admin]: the inodes should still be accessible
[19:43] <[admin]> vim .[filename].swp
[19:43] <Gnea> !undelete | pen
[19:43] <Cripps> subone, if you use python, database access is a snap. not too bad with java either.
[19:44] <subone> Cripps: lemme learn one thing at a time here lol
[19:44] <[admin]> Gnea, yup why not , but not always , since mv might use the same inodes
[19:44] <eyesz> anyone?
[19:44] <Cripps> subone, lol. Writing in C++ ?
[19:44] <hubar> hmm, does anyone know what format publishers prefer (the submission in) ?
[19:44] <Cripps> hubar, *shudders* *.doc
[19:44] <Cripps> hubar, give 'em a pdf
[19:44] <subone> Cripps: yeah learning Qt
[19:45] <stelt> how do i access my Vista files from Ubuntu ?
[19:45] <balachmar> Hi, my sounds is hanging at the moment, repeating a very small piece of sound. How can I make it go normal again, without rebooting?
[19:45] <Pici> !offtopic | hubar
[19:45] <[admin]> stelt, just mount the drive
[19:45] <vitamin-carrot> azethoth: oh dear
[19:45] <joshua1> hi at all
[19:46] <azethoth> oh dear?
[19:46] <joshua1> i am having a problem with a dlink rt61 chipset w-lan card
[19:46] <hubar> en, I am sorry about the Ooff topic. :)
[19:46] <Gnea> stelt: share folders out with vista and use network neighborhood in ubuntu to find it
[19:46] <[admin]> Gnea, he/she was asking about a drive , not another PC
[19:47] <eyesz> I have a pci to rs232 ite8817 card. I've got tired searching for away to let work in ubuntu, any help please?
[19:47] <kevor> Hello, ive some problems with my dhcpserver, eth0 is configured as static ip, but when I start dhcpserver at boot, it gives the error that there is no subnet declaration for eth0 (<IP_ADDRESS>)
[19:47] <vitamin-carrot> azethoth: im at a loss now ... as when i installed mplayer it installed allt he dependancies aswell
[19:47] <joshua1> according to the ubuntu wiki it should work out of the box since ubuntu 8.10, which it does not do, has anyone experiences with this chipset?
[19:47] <Gnea> [admin]: didn't see it specified
[19:47] <azethoth> well there are other downloads like mplayer doc and no gui.
[19:47] <subone> meh fuck it i'll just make a quick php app to do it
[19:47] <Pici> joshua1: Please join #ubuntu+1 for Intrepid/8.10 support/discussion.
[19:47] <Pici> subone, Please watch your language in this channel, thank you.
[19:47] <[admin]> Gnea, it is hidden in the message :)
[19:47] <genii> kevor: 169.254.x.x is the number an eth gets when no dhcp server is found to give it a number
[19:48] <joshua1> pici: thank you, hope you dont mind
[19:48] <vitamin-carrot> azethoth: if mplayer isnt going to work then remove it
[19:48] <Gnea> [admin]: suuure it is :)
[19:48] <kevor> genii: so where lies the problem then, in the DHCP server or in the static ip declaration?
[19:48] <vitamin-carrot> azethoth: sorry dude ... was trying to see if the issue happens with a different player
[19:48] <_JayT_> echo audio drivers for ubuntu?
[19:49]  * vitamin-carrot Fails
[19:49] <balachmar> My sound is hanging and when I restart alsa using sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart it actually is still hanging!
[19:49] <genii> kevor: Does ifconfig  report the static IP you gave it as being there for eth0 ?
[19:49] <azethoth> ah well yeah out of all the players thata are on this install they all have the same issues
[19:49] <Handcrafted> On the 30th I'm going to install ubuntu on my eeepc. I'm going to install it on a SD-card and boot from that. Does anyone have a good guess about what boot times I can expect?
[19:49] <icc> hi! i need help with pure-ftp. I've some virtual users, but i can't login with them... any help??????
[19:49] <azethoth> some worse than others. some in full screen have video skip around
[19:49] <vitamin-carrot> azethoth: indeed
[19:49] <[admin]> balachmar, try sudo fuser /dev/snd/pcm* and paste on paste.ubunto.com
[19:49] <kevor> genii: ifconfig gives no IP
[19:49] <Phoenix87_> http://www.buconero.eu/en/
[19:49] <histo> Hrm... No matter which keyboard I have plugged in the numpad will not work. Does anyone have a clue as to where to start looking?
[19:49] <Gnea> Handcrafted: the people in #ubuntu-eeepc might know
[19:50] <lindenle> is there a way to prevent the installer  from asking me about the keyboard layout?
[19:50] <azethoth> they look fine in window mode but when i go full screen its distorted a bit
[19:50] <Handcrafted> Gnea: wow, didn't know that channel existed! Thanks!
[19:50] <genii> kevor: eth0 is supposed to have it's own static IP, and then assign numbers on it's eth0 to some other computers?
[19:50] <Gnea> lindenle: no, i just hit enter a lot
[19:50] <balachmar> [admin]: it is only one line: /dev/snd/pcmC0D0p:    7113m
[19:50] <kevor> genii: if I ifdown eth0; ifup eth0, ifconfig eth0 gives the IP I have set in /etc/network/interfaces
[19:50] <_JayT_> any got echo audio drivers running under ubuntu?
[19:50] <kevor> yes, exactly
[19:50] <Gnea> Handcrafted: cheers :)
[19:50] <lindenle> Gnea: even with preseeding?
[19:50] <PatrickBic> lindenle, maybe using the oem installer
[19:50] <Gnea> lindenle: preseeding?
[19:51] <kevor> genii: now the DHCP server starts, but it does not do so at boot
[19:51] <[admin]> balachmar, sudo ps awux | grep 7113
[19:51] <azethoth> well actually it looks kinda weird in windowed mode too
[19:51] <lindenle> Gnea: yes preseeding
[19:51] <Gnea> lindenle: please define.
[19:51] <kevor> so somehow the settings in /etc/network/interfaces are not set on eth0
[19:51] <vitamin-carrot> azethoth: could be a codecs thing but i dont know enough to fix those
[19:51] <[admin]> histo, sudo dpkg-recofigure xserver-xorg-input-kbd
[19:51] <balachmar> [admin]: willem    7113  0.8  0.1 220616  5784 ?        Ssl  18:25   1:16 /usr/bin/pulseaudio -D --log-target=syslog
[19:51] <azethoth> ah no worries know where i migth be abel to find the answer
[19:51] <lindenle> Gnea: It is a feature of the debian installer so you do not have to answer questions, look at your documentation
[19:52] <joshua1> so well then i'm moving to #ubuntu+1, see you
[19:52] <histo> [admin]: No I found it accesibiltiy options had the pointer controlled by keypad enabled all is working now.
[19:52] <[admin]> balachmar, always pulse, i hate it, try sudo kill -15 7113
[19:52] <jlewis__> how do I unlock a locked file burned from a cd for backup
[19:52] <[admin]> histo, great for you
[19:52] <genii> kevor: Check then /etc/dhcp3/dhcpd.conf   for proper subnet declarations of the range you want to assign
[19:52] <Gnea> lindenle: oh really? funny, I usually use the ubuntu installer when installing ubuntu and the debian installer when installing debian...
[19:52] <balachmar> [admin] -15 didn't work -9 did :)
[19:52] <[admin]> jlewis__, be more descriptive please
[19:53] <kevor> genii: i have the range set I want, corresponding to the proper static Ip that is set for eth0 (local nic)
[19:53] <lindenle> Gnea: Well ubuntu uses the debian installer so you are wrong
[19:53] <[admin]> balachmar, -9 is harmful , very actually , thats why i didn't give it to you
[19:53] <alpha> hello
[19:53] <logomen> hello
[19:53] <balachmar> [admin] I know... but still I always try that if other stuff doesn't work...
[19:53] <kevor> genii: when I ifup -a this happens: http://hulsteijn.net/strange
[19:54] <vitamin-carrot> ok
[19:54] <logomen> any on can help me to active root user in xubuntu console
[19:54] <jlewis__> I have some data that I burned for backup. I then did a fresh install of Ubuntu. Now, there is a little locked icon beside the file. I cant unlock it. Any thoughtsÉ
[19:54] <logomen> version 8.04
[19:54] <alpha> im not able to update my edgy box. the repositories answer 404 not found. are the lists changed or repos offline ?
[19:54] <vitamin-carrot> whats the cmd to automount a new hd that been formated to ext2?
[19:54] <Gnea> lindenle: no, you've told me that this 'preseeding' thing exists, but you haven't provided any information about it.  what documentation? url? i have better things to do than worry about something that's not bothering me.
[19:54] <alpha> @logomen : use sudo -s
[19:54] <mongolai> -9 *can* be harmful, especially if there is any IO request going on, or if there is a potential race condition that would leave the system vulnerable, but usually it's ok ;)
[19:54] <PatrickBic> jlewis__, tried as root?
[19:54] <[admin]> balachmar, if you waited for -15 a little bit it will do
[19:55] <logomen> alpha, thank try it now
[19:55] <balachmar> [admin] OK, will try to remember that!
[19:55] <jlewis__> PatrickBic, how do I try it as root
[19:55] <hwilde> is there some way I can virtualize vista inside ubuntu ?
[19:55] <PatrickBic> sudo nautilus and watch the folder
[19:55] <genii> kevor: That is the result of ifup on the machine that is supposed to be the dhcpd box, or the machine which is supposed to be dhcpclient ?
[19:55] <vitamin-carrot> hwilde: Suns Virtailbox
[19:56] <logomen> alpha, but who i can change user to root
[19:56] <logomen> ?
[19:56] <azethoth> hmm if i use command grep -i driver /etc/X11/xorg.conf  i only have 2 lines drvier kbd and driver mouse could this be my issue
[19:56] <[admin]> mongolai, -9 does a force kill, no cleans no remove tmp no deletion of unwanted rabbish files, if you like these actions on your system join the -9 club
[19:56] <[admin]> :)
[19:56] <musictoto> hwilde: yes, use vmware, or QEMU
[19:56] <kevor> genii: i am on the DHCP server box
[19:56] <wahby> list/
[19:57] <enzotib> !virtualbox > hwilde
[19:57] <jlewis__> also, why do i get this symbol É when I use the question mark on my keyboardÉ
[19:57] <mongolai> [admin]:  You're Right, It's a Bad Idea (tm), but generally it's not going to mess everything up. Besides, it's fun to track down the problems it can cause
[19:58] <[admin]> mongolai, :D
[19:58] <PatrickBic> jlewis__, keyboard layout set to the wrong one :P
[19:58] <hwilde> vitamin-carrot, musictoto, enzotib,   what about parallels?  it looks like the bestest
[19:58] <jlewis__> PatrickBic, is there a way to change thatÉ I do not know much about linux
[19:58] <vitamin-carrot> I havent tried it
[19:59] <musictoto> hwilde: if you want to pay, vmware worked better for me
[19:59] <[admin]> jlewis__, system -> preferences -> keyboard and choose layout to your defaults
[19:59] <PatrickBic> jlewis__, i am not running it atm.. but its under the settings thingy (third "tab" in the gnome panel).. and then keyboard
[19:59] <alpha> @logomen : you dont change user to root, if your user has root access, you can use sudo ( read the sudo help page )
[19:59] <laughtear> good evening everyone, i need some urgent help about sharing files between 2 computers both have ubuntu operating system
[19:59] <vitamin-carrot> hwilde: QEmu and Suns Virtual box are free
[19:59] <musictoto> hwilde: but i must say that QEMU and virtual box come close to vmware and parallells
[20:00] <laughtear> anybody can give a hand about it
[20:00] <laughtear> ?
[20:00] <PatrickBic> samba server + samba clients
[20:00] <PatrickBic> @ laughtear
[20:00] <[admin]> laughtear, read more about NFS share
[20:00] <likel2> how can I install nvidia 169.04 in ubuntu intrepid ibex? there are two problems: 1-the XEN 2-the kernel version
[20:00] <Pokoloko> Hello all
[20:01] <lindenle> Gnea: then why did you answer...
[20:01] <binspace> Hello, is there a package for firefox2 on 8.10?
[20:01] <Gnea> lindenle: what's even more curious, is why you asked a question you already knew the answer to
[20:02] <tim167> my soundcard (echoaudio) doesn't work with alsa due to a bug in the kernel, is it fixed in the new kernel, and can i upgrade my kernel without reinstalling the whole system ? thanks
[20:02] <Pokoloko> Im having a minor problem which is still an annoyance i find that audio doesnt play as loud as it should be, is there anyway to fix this problem ?
[20:02] <Pici> binspace: Please join #ubuntu+1 for Intrepid/8.10 support/discussion.
[20:02] <laughtear> PatrickBic: i have no idea what is that, and what am i suppose to with that. i am going to deliver my pc to a customer tomorrow, and need to copy my files to my notebook immediately, please feel yourself free to think that you're helping a dummy user.
[20:02] <lindenle> Gnea: Actually I asked a specific question about a feature, you don't know anything about  and yet you answered
[20:02] <lindenle> Gnea: This is not typically how IRC works
[20:02] <bremb1> tim167: of course you can upgrade only your kernel
[20:02] <tim167> bremb1: how ?
[20:02] <jaksa> hello where i can find unetboot guide?
[20:03] <zanberdo> anyone else run into trouble with nvidia-glx-new drivers not working under 2.6.24-21 on 32bit ubuntu with geforce 7600 video card?
[20:03] <bremb1> tim167: I recommend you to wait for Ubuntu 8.10, it's gonna have newest stable kernel 2.6.27
 laughtear, read more about NFS share
[20:03] <laughtear> there is no choice in the right click dropdown menu in this intrepid crap (sorry, hardy were far more better, i'm quite regretful about trying that)
[20:03] <PatrickBic> would be easier i guess
[20:03] <[admin]> lindenle, take easy, we are here sharing our time to help you, Gnea might figured you're talking about a topic known, but it is obvious not, so thank instead of injuring
[20:03] <mongolai> laughtear:  are the computers on the same network, and if so, can you ping each other?
[20:03] <lindenle> [admin]: fir enough
[20:04] <lindenle> Gnea: Sorry
[20:04] <laughtear> PatrickBic: what is NFS Share, where will i read 'em?
[20:04] <Gnea> lindenle: hi, this is #ubuntu. if i don't know, then maybe someone else knows, or maybe i'd be inclined to help find the answer for you.  however, your attitude didn't indicate as such.
[20:04] <tim167> bremb1: ok thanks, but i need my soundcard to work, so i want to try it anyway, can you give me a hint how to upgrade kernel ?
[20:04] <genii> kevor: Because your dhcp server box is itself seeming to be trying then to auto get a number instead of adhering to whatever you should have static ally set in /etc/network/interfaces
[20:04] <PatrickBic> google is your friend
[20:04] <Gnea> lindenle: it's alright
[20:04] <laughtear> mongolai: yes, they are both connected to my own router
[20:04] <lindenle> Gnea: Just a bit frustrated  with the documentation for pressed in Ubuntu
[20:04] <mongolai> laughtear:  You said Ibex? Is there a "Connect to Server..." option in the Places menu?
[20:05] <Gnea> lindenle: heh, it's a pretty stressful time everywhere. :)
[20:05] <[admin]> PatrickBic, for sure , it is only mapping starting a service and adding mount to fstab, and there you go , an online share between to linux systems
[20:05] <laughtear> PatrickBic: so you're sayin you either you don't care just messing with me, or you ain't know nothing? well good day to you SIR!
[20:05] <laughtear> mongolai: ok, checking
[20:05] <lindenle> Gnea: Yes >:
[20:05] <mpalatnik> laughtear: what's the question
[20:05] <laughtear> mongolai: which service type i'll choose?
[20:06] <laughtear> mpalatnik: please check above, i'm afraid of writing it again will confuse even me.
[20:06] <bremb1> tim167: sure. but are you sure you wanna do that? it can take you hours to set up new kernel configuration...
[20:06] <mongolai> laughtear:  since they're both ubuntu, SSH should be fine. It should open a SFTP session where you can drag and drop the files you need
[20:06] <mpalatnik> too much scrolling
[20:06] <[admin]> laughtear, http://www.how2forge.org/perfect-nfs-on-ubuntu-8.04-amd64
[20:06] <piasdom> is there an irc chat for talking about using win exchange in linux ?
[20:06] <[admin]> it could be applied on 32 also
[20:07] <tim167> bremb1: ok thanks for warning me, i don't have hours, so I'll just leave it for now...:)
[20:07] <[admin]> mongolai, i disagree, since the definition of the term share is not only access !!
[20:07] <laughtear> mongolai: ok, is the server path is the ip address of the pc on the network?
[20:07] <mongolai> laughtear:  yep.
[20:07] <bremb1> tim167: to build a new kernel you need quite a lot knowledge about computers, especcially about your computer
[20:07] <[admin]> laughtear, please read this turtorial about nfs shares http://www.how2forge.org/perfect-nfs-on-ubuntu-8.04-amd64
[20:08] <[admin]> !offtopic | bremb1
[20:08] <laughtear> mongolai: =( i have no idea what will write below: port
[20:08] <PatrickBic> laughtear, i say that my original idea is a samba-server + clients but from rethinking , nfs shares might be a better solution
[20:08] <laughtear> i'm about to use four letter words to the [admin], please stop, i have no time, and i said: i am a dummy
[20:08] <PatrickBic> no offense...
[20:09] <laughtear> there are dummy people in the world, and they may need to use a free ossed pc..
[20:09] <lolo> slt all
[20:09] <[admin]> laughtear, then don't ask here , or get some paid help
[20:09] <lindenle> Can someone  paste a working  ftp mirror?
[20:09] <Pokoloko> Is there anyway to make sound louder i find that the sound in ubuntu is very low
[20:09] <bremb1> admin: I wasn't talking off-topic
[20:09] <mongolai> laughtear:  22 for ssh, but it's possible that the ssh server is not installed. If not, then run a sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[20:09] <laughtear> [admin] you know what you say is equal to: i am an a..h...
[20:09] <lindenle> Or a linek to a list
[20:10] <Gnea> lindenle: generally, we work with the mainstream ubuntu installation disks that are out there - preseeding ( https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallCDCustomization ) is typically used for derivatives (xubuntu, fluxbuntu, elivecd, etc). that's why I regarded your question with such scrutiny, and that is also why I am not wrong.
[20:10] <laughtear> so please s..t up
[20:10] <Guest34998> !coc laughtear
[20:10] <Guest34998> !coc | laughtear
[20:10] <Guest34998> >:O
[20:10] <[admin]> !etiquette | laughtear
[20:10] <denneb> Yop.
[20:10] <mongolai> [admin]:  As i take it, laughtear just needed to copy some files, sftp would be sufficient
[20:11] <Gnea> laughtear: obfuscating those words doesn't mean that people can't read them. just don't.
[20:11] <laughtear> i've been for years on this channel, and i even tried to give some help about improving ubuntu better.
[20:11] <Jowi> sebsebseb, sorry. got a call. did you manage with the sshd_config?
[20:11] <laughtear> there ain't no response
[20:11] <laughtear> i believe in free softwares
[20:11] <[admin]> laughtear, im not sure you're correct, see your message (and i said: i am a dummy)
[20:11]  * zanberdo free software does not mean that one does not have to learn how to make it work.
[20:11] <Gnea> laughtear: hey, we all have our good and bad days, no need to take your frustrations out on us. if you really need to vent, please do it in #ubuntu-offtopic. for being here for years, you should know this.
[20:11] <laughtear> but i see some "people" offering me about buying an operating system
[20:11] <laughtear> that's a shame
[20:12] <mongolai> laughtear:  when you have the ssh-server installed, then transferring the files will be easy. lets just focus on that, perhaps
[20:12] <RediXe> Is there a way to disable the alt+leftmousebutton for opened windows? (using xubuntu but should be close to the same?)
[20:12] <laughtear> the question were so simple: there were a choice in hardy heron when you right click to a folder.. it was file sharing options
[20:12] <laughtear> here we are in ibex, i can't see that
[20:13] <lindenle> Gnea: So the mini.iso  from the ubuntu site is not a mainstream installer?
[20:13] <laughtear> maybe i have done somn' wrong
[20:13] <Jowi> RediXe, you mean to move windows?
[20:13] <laughtear> and my files stuck in my old pc which i have to deliver to someone tomorrow
[20:13] <RediXe> Jowi: When you alt+RM Click it grabs the window and moves it .. can I turn that off .. really kills me in gaming
[20:13] <mongolai> laughtear:  that's an issue to take up with the Ibex folks. If you need to transfer some files, I can help, but we'll have to do it my way. It'll work, but differently
[20:13] <bremb1> laughtear: if you're using Intrepid, you should discuss this in Ubuntu+1 channel
[20:14] <[admin]> laughtear, sudo apt-get install nautilus-share
[20:14] <laughtear> so, probably i go and buy a windows tonite, and say farewell both my files and to you all, is that the thing you work on it for hours, maybe years.
[20:14] <zanberdo> laughtear: you are using a release candidate of an OS that has not yet been released to the public. You might find that somethings have changed.  Bare in mind that just because a feature was easy does not mean the the underlying technology is. If the feature is absent there are many ways of acheiving the same results, it just might take more work.
[20:14] <Jowi> RediXe, yeah. should be doable. let me log into xfce. one moment.
[20:14] <laughtear> [admin]: finalyy, thank you
[20:14] <azethoth> is there a channel to help with video playbck issues?
[20:14] <[admin]> !ibex | laughtear
[20:14] <peepsalot> i think it would be interesting if there was a package manager that had user submitted reviews of software that you could read.
[20:14] <LjL> laughtear, what was your question again?
[20:14] <[admin]> laughtear, dont forget that, the share might not work on 8.10
[20:15] <Gnea> lindenle: no, it's not, but it is akin to the network-installer in debian
[20:15] <laughtear> [admin]: ok, i'll try
[20:15] <BrianR___> Where can I find information on the new "ipia" architecture - like the compiler and stuff?
[20:15] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo#
[20:15] <musictoto> LjL: he wants to share files between two ubuntu boxes in the same network, as fast as possible
[20:15] <ay^> I'd use my pendrive
[20:15] <zanberdo> laughtear: I susepct your decision to move to a paid-for operating system wouldn't make a difference one way or another to those who are dedicated to bring FOSS to the world.  For some a paid-for OS is a better choice.  For them there are 800 numbers to call for support... oh, and have your credit card handy
[20:16] <Gnea> lindenle: but i haven't used it yet, and we usually don't get many questions about it, so either people don't know about it or they use it without any issues
[20:16] <RediXe> Jowi: Welcome back :)
[20:16] <LjL> laughtear, musictoto: ok. so what's wrong with NFS?
[20:16] <Jowi> RediXe, in the settings manager you select "Window manager tweaks"
[20:16] <zanberdo> nfs, sshfs, ssh, samba, ftp... the list goes on and on
[20:16] <laughtear> zanberdo: that ain't my decision, read above please
[20:16] <Gnea> lindenle: OR, they ask questions about it when I'm not here :P
[20:16] <lindenle> Gnea: OK,  but I guess I would ask the same question using the full CD, just did not want to download the 800MB when I could just download 10MB
[20:16] <LjL> !offtopic
[20:16] <[admin]> LjL, i've been telling them to , no one heard
[20:17] <musictoto> LjL: nothing wrong, i'd do it with NFS
[20:17] <Jowi> RediXe, then click on the "Accessibility" tab and change the "Key used to grab and move windows"
[20:17] <LjL> good, so the problem is?
[20:17] <ActionParsnip> Gnea: gentoo is that way minded
[20:17] <laughtear> LjL: there is no Nautilus File Share (or whtvr), that's the situation on my pc
[20:17] <robheaton> leave ubuntu
[20:17] <zanberdo> laughtear: I've been reading what amounts to a tiraid because you can't figure out how to do sometihng in a release candidate os that you can do in a fully released and supported os.
[20:17] <Jowi> RediXe, you can set it to None if needed
[20:17] <LjL> laughtear: Nautilus has nothing to do with it. well, i thought NFS support was installed by default, but it should be easy to get installed. do you know how to install software?
[20:17] <mongolai> laughtear:  did you try to sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[20:17] <laughtear> zanberdo: all rite, i get i
[20:17] <laughtear> i get it
[20:17] <ActionParsnip> laughtear: samba works flawlwssly here
[20:17] <RediXe> Jowi: Woooo thank you :) .. I did .. too bad this is my work machine .. will have to do it once I get home to my gaming rig
[20:18] <Gnea> ActionParsnip: yeah but gentoo typically makes you compile everything once it's downloaded. many hours/days later, you get a desktop... with ubuntu, boom, there it is within an hour or 2
[20:18] <Jowi> no probs RediXe.
[20:18] <laughtear> mongolai: i have some knowledge about it (i had to..=))
[20:18] <puff> Gnea: So, I just tried to finish that ssl cert thing and, no dice, it doesn't appear to be working.
[20:18] <ActionParsnip> Gnea: its from a time when bandwidth was less. binary is bigger than source
[20:18]  * zanberdo uses gentoo on lappy and kubuntu on desktop. likes them both
[20:18] <laughtear> [admin]: it's done, but nothing changed
[20:18] <puff> Gnea: You know much about this stuff?
[20:18] <LjL> !offtopic
[20:18] <zerwas> I'm looking for a mechanism or script that enables me to have the folder icons in nautilus replaced (or added as emblems?) by the images that are in these folders. Is that possible?
[20:18] <kkathman> laughtear,  been using samba for years..and its running here connected to both windows, linux and macs
[20:18] <mongolai> laughtear:  so the sshd is installed on both machines?
[20:19] <bremb1> gnea: yes, but on gentoo, you get everything compiled and optimized for your arch
[20:19] <Gnea> puff: from the commandline, a bit - you might want to see if there's an #ispconfig or something like that
[20:19] <[admin]> laughtear, dpkg -l | grep -E '(samba|smb)' paste.ubuntu.com
[20:19] <puff> Gnea: I'm not sure it's an ispconfig problem. I'm pretty sure I gotthat bit sorted out, it's the subjectAltName giving me problems, I think.
[20:19] <lindenle> Gnea: Anyway so far I am not having a lot of luck
[20:19] <ricco_> join #ubuntu-fr
[20:19] <puff> Gnea: There's an #ispconfig but it's invite-only.
[20:19] <laughtear> i'm sure about it. look people, i can see a windows network in network, but it's useless, because there's now no windows, i wanna use the default file sharing of ubuntu
[20:19] <Gnea> bremb1: if you don't mind waiting and going something else while it's doing that, sure. there's a difference between people who use an OS to get things done for a living and those who have the time to tinker and have fun with it.
[20:20] <lindenle> Gnea: Still asks me about keyboard layout and to define the mirror though i have put those in the preseed file
[20:20] <[admin]> laughtear, the default one for all linux is nfs share
[20:20] <bremb1> gnea: sure, I just wanted both sides of one coin metioned :)
[20:20] <zanberdo> so, I will ask again as a fair piece of time has past: anyone run into a problem after upgrading to kernel 2.6.24-21 loading nvidia-glx drivers?
[20:20] <puff> Hm.
[20:20] <Gnea> ActionParsnip: that sure hasn't stopped any of the package maintainers :)
[20:20] <LjL> laughtear: but ubuntu doesn't come with a *default* sharing system
[20:20] <Gnea> bremb1: i'm all for that :)
[20:20] <LjL> [admin]: how's it default, if it's not even installed?
[20:20] <ActionParsnip> zanberdo: no problems here
[20:20] <laughtear> [admin]: before that, i saw samba in add-remove (not installed). could that help?
[20:21] <zanberdo> ActionParsnip: question: what vid card do you have installed?
[20:21] <[admin]> laughtear, sure
[20:21] <LjL> laughtear: Samba is made to communicate with Windows networks. of course, you can also use it between Ubuntu machines if desired.
[20:21] <KevinO> there is a bug on my screen
[20:21] <zanberdo> KevinO: squash it
[20:21] <laughtear> [admin]: ok, so than doing that
[20:21] <Gnea> KevinO: i recommend a swift hand
[20:21] <[admin]> LjL, yes, sure, also nmap is not installed , but it is the default port mapping
[20:21] <bremb1> zanberdo: none problem here. what's happening?
[20:21] <Jowi> KevinO, smash it. but carefully. don't break it
[20:21] <LjL> [admin]: err? how so?
[20:22] <ActionParsnip> zanberdo: nVidia Corporation C51PV [GeForce 6150] onboard
[20:22] <[admin]> LjL, how would you check if a port is opened on a remote server/client ?
[20:22] <LjL> [admin]: because something makes it so, or just because you'd like it to be?
[20:22] <ActionParsnip> zanberdo: i use envy
[20:22] <ActionParsnip> zanberdo: its great
[20:22] <LjL> [admin]: with any portscanner (nmap isn't a "port mapping"). there are *several* in the official repositories.
[20:22] <LjL> [admn]: for that matter, you can just use "telnet"
[20:22] <Jowi> KevinO, I guess they are attracted by the light. somehow it was worse on the old CRT screens
[20:22] <zanberdo> bremb1: it seems that the nvidia driver is not loading.  I've checked Xorg.0.log for errors but can't find any.  When I boot back to 2.6.24-19 the nvidia drivers load as expected.  NOTE: I installed from apt nvidia-glx-new
[20:22] <Guest34998> !jowi | o
[20:23] <[admin]> LjL, nop , i've been administrating linux for 7 years now, we have 14 million visitors per day, i know what im talking about
[20:23] <ActionParsnip> zanberdo: do you get the nvidia logo?
[20:23] <zanberdo> ActionParsnip: ok. I'm using geforce 7600 and not envy.
[20:23] <laughtear> [admin]: http://paste.ubuntu.com/63749/
[20:23] <zanberdo> ActionParsnip: nope.
[20:23] <ActionParsnip> zanberdo: here's my xorg.conf http://pastebin.com/f31afda0c
[20:23] <ActionParsnip> zanberdo: no logo == no driver
[20:23] <LjL> [admin], it doesn't sound to me like you know what you're talking about. there is no "default" portscanner in Ubuntu, and there is no "default" file sharing mechanism. prove otherwise if i'm mistaken.
[20:24] <megatog615> anyone know why my second cpu core is disabled in intrepid?
[20:24] <laughtear> [admin]: there still no file sharing options in right click drop down
[20:24] <jlewis__> Could someone help me please? I have locked files from a burned CD (backup) that now has a locked icon beside it. How do I unlock the file folder?
[20:25] <binyah> !ibex | megatog615
[20:25] <zanberdo> ActionParsnip: right. my xorg.conf is close enough to yours given that we have different GPU's.  And right, no logo no driver.  Why I find odd is that booting to my previous kernel works.  So, it seems to me that it's a kernel issue, not a driver issue.
[20:25] <megatog615> that doesnt help
[20:25] <bremb1> zanberdo: I am as well using GeForce 7600 Go
[20:25] <mongolai> jlewis__:  did you copy them to the computer (your home folder possibly)?
[20:25] <[admin]> laughtear, right click any folder, you'll find sharing options
[20:25] <megatog615> obviously i know its broken
[20:25] <megatog615> is there a fix?
[20:25] <Elswyyr> Hello, could someone help me with partitioning my hard drive?
[20:25] <Flare183> megatog615: Not yet
[20:25] <zanberdo> bremb1: and you have not trouble with the upgrade to -21?
[20:25] <megatog615> is it a known issue?
[20:25] <laughtear> lewis__: try right click, properties, then permissions and change the choices to read and write...
[20:25] <Raylz> bremb1: i use a geforce go 7600 too
[20:26] <jlewis__> mongolai, yes.
[20:26] <zanberdo> bremb1: s/not/had no/
[20:26] <erUSUL> jlewis__: change permissions the lock icon means the file is read only afaics
[20:26] <mongolai> jlewis__:  see ^^ laughtear's advice
[20:26] <laughtear> [admin]: i can swear that there is no such option
[20:26] <KevinO> Jowi, no, there is a bug crawling around on my screen that part of some software, i assume a holiday trick from Ubuntu
[20:26] <[admin]> laughtear, then there is something wrong, still on 8.10  ?
[20:26] <megatog615> Flare183: is it a known issue?
[20:26] <Hoover_4000> megatog615: hi
[20:26] <mongolai> KevinO:   is it a fish (seriously)
[20:26] <zanberdo> Elswyyr: general rule: use two parts: one for swap at RAM x2 and one for /.  Anything else requires you to know more about your system usage than you might wish to be bothered with.
[20:27] <bremb1> sorry guys, I need to go. so far I have had no problem with it. Maybe next time I'll be able to help...
[20:27] <Flare183> megatog615: yeap
[20:27] <laughtear> yes, this is an intrepid, updating itself daily about tens of megabytes...=(
[20:27] <Hoover_4000> megatog615: go to the to 8.10 support channel
[20:27] <KevinO> it looks like a tick with antelope antlers
[20:27] <[admin]> laughtear, can help no more
[20:27] <Flare183> !8.10
[20:27] <Hoover_4000> megatog615: you will get better help there
[20:27] <Raylz> bremb1: ubuntu kernels are usually sh*t anyway, try to compile your own ones
[20:27] <mikebeecham> wonder if anyone can help me...I started going through the installation process of 8.04 this evening and got stumped at the partition section.  I could not create either a swap partition or set aside amount for linux partition.  it seemed to ONLY want to overwrite the full partition (80Gb)
[20:27] <[admin]> laughtear, see this -> WARNING: lots of broken software between now and October 30th!
[20:27] <Elswyyr> Well, the problem is that i can't resize my windows partition no matter what i try
[20:27] <laughtear> i need to be a boss between the developer guys... bring me to there..=P
[20:27] <binyah> !coc | raylz
[20:27] <mikebeecham> can anyone pm me with some help :D
[20:27] <Fazer2> how do I start KDE? I've downloaded it already
[20:27] <Flare183> !language | Raylz
[20:27] <laughtear> [admin]: sure, i know that...
[20:28] <mongolai> KevinO:  you *might* have added the "Fish" to the panel, which does something like what you describe
[20:28] <Flare183> Fazer2: Logout and look for your sessions menu and click on KDE
[20:28] <lindenle> Gnea: ok mirror problem solved
[20:28] <[admin]> !ask | mikebeecham
[20:28] <Fazer2> I've done this and there's no KDE in sessions
[20:28] <zanberdo> Elswyyr: have you tried burning a liveCD of qparted and used it to resize your windows part?
[20:28] <Raylz> ive just been disappointed by a lot of genkernels
[20:28] <KevinO> i dont believe so i just installed ubuntu a week ago
[20:28] <mike_> .
[20:29] <Flare183> ...>
[20:29] <Elswyyr> zanberdo, No i haven't, i'll try
[20:29] <Flare183> oops
[20:29] <mongolai> mikebeecham:  is there already an operating system on the HDD?
[20:29] <strAlan> how do you stream your capture from a webcam onto the webserver so others can view it?  I'm using VLC
[20:29] <Tribaal> Hi everyone, does anybody know of a good Petri Networks editor / simulator on GNU/linux? (Ubuntu, more specifically)?
[20:29] <LjL> laughtear: if you're running 8.04, you really should have a sharing option in the proprieties when you right click a file. are you running a previous version?
[20:29] <mikebeecham> mongolai: yup..windowsXP...>I want to dualboot until comfortable with ubuntu
[20:29] <zanberdo> Elswyyr: ok, do this. google qparted and download the livecd ISO.  Burn that to a CD and then boot to it.  Use the default options and you will be presented with an interface that will let you resize your existing partitions
[20:29] <[admin]> LjL, he is on 8.10
[20:30] <LjL> [admin]: then why is he asking here?
[20:30] <mongolai> mikebeecham:  what's your HDD usage % in winxp? you might not have enough free space as it is...
[20:30] <FastPutty> is there a way to merge from 8.04 to 8.10 without losing anything
[20:30] <Fazer2> yes
[20:30] <[admin]> LjL, we've been trying to tell him/her that
[20:30] <othellix> helme pls
[20:30] <sleeping143> Anyone here familiar with wireless security on 8.10?
[20:30] <LjL> laughtear: if you're on 8.10, which is currently unreleased and unsupported, you should ask in #ubuntu+1
[20:30] <Fazer2> update-manager -d
[20:30] <Flare183> !ask | othellix
[20:30] <LjL> !anyone | sleeping143
[20:30] <erUSUL> Fazer2: just upgrade when the update manager offer you to do so
[20:30] <othellix>  how i install ati driver
[20:30] <othellix> ?
[20:30] <erUSUL> !upgrade | Fazer2
[20:30] <laughtear> LjL: this is intrepid ibex, the other pc in the house is hardy heron buddy. again: i have to pc's both using ubuntu (one of them is intrepid other one is hardy). and i can't make this computers see each other in network
[20:30] <LjL> !ati | othellix
[20:30] <erUSUL> !ati | othellix
[20:31] <Gnea> lindenle: awesome
[20:31] <LjL> laughtear: ok, on the *Hardy* computer, do you see no sharing options in a folder's proprieties?
[20:31] <Tribaal> Anybody know a Petri Nets editor / simulator on Ubuntu?
[20:31] <KevinO> hahaha its a real bug inside my lcd
[20:31] <sleeping143> LjL: Specifically, how to use TKIP authentication.
[20:31] <KevinO> its crazy looking
[20:31] <mike_> ??? should I use the last 3 updates for ubuntu 7 it said it wasnt official????
[20:31] <Tribaal> sleeping143: Yes - But not on intrepid, only on Hardy
[20:32] <erUSUL> sleeping143: Network Manager should support that
[20:32] <laughtear> LjL: i see it there, but i can't see the intrepid pc
[20:32] <lindenle> Gnea: and keyboardlayout gone too
[20:32] <lindenle> 100% automatic install workiing
[20:32] <sleeping143> It did in Hardy, never had a problem with it, but it's nowhere to be seen in Intrepid.
[20:32] <Tribaal> sleeping143: On hardy it's an option in NetworkManager, I couldn't find it on Intrepid
[20:32] <bremby> guys: running latest updates of Ubuntu 8.04 w/ GeForce Go 7600 and no problems
[20:32] <LjL> laughtear: well, but surely neither PC will see the other until you start actually sharing a folder on one?
[20:32] <bremby> but I cannot stay here right now, sorry
[20:32] <Jowi> KevinO, use no sprays.  Or use maximum an air-spray (that does not contain liquid - many do)
[20:32] <mikebeecham> mongolai:  I have about 56Gb left
[20:32] <Tribaal> sleeping143:  There's an open bug on launchpad about it I believe
[20:32] <Fazer2> do I need kdecore package to launch KDE?
[20:33] <LjL> sleeping143: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WPAHowTo
[20:33] <laughtear> LjL: there are shared files in hardy pc, but there can't be any in this intrepid
[20:33] <sleeping143> Tribaal: thanks. I'll watch that.
[20:33] <zanberdo> bremby: did you use apt-get to install nvidia-glx-new or did you download and install drivers straight from nvidia?
[20:33] <mongolai> !gparted | mikebeecham
[20:33] <KevinO> its kind of neat, is there anyway to feed it?
[20:33] <[admin]> Fazer2, what do you think ?
[20:33] <Fazer2> I've already installed kdebase with dependencies
[20:33] <Tribaal> sleeping143: If you find *the* answer for Intrepid, please post a howto on the forums or something, it's the only thing holding me back
[20:33] <Lorenzo_Lucchini> !offtopic | kevin0
[20:33] <Jowi> KevinO, you don't want to do that. bugs lay eggs where there is food.
[20:33] <jarussi> hi, i've installed ubuntu 8.04 desktop edition on my hd, and it has 3 partitions, c: wich has only documents, d: wich has ubuntu and e: for swap!! when i boot the pc, i cant get to ubuntu, only with the cd on the driver!! can anyone help me?
[20:33] <LjL> laughtear: that might be a bug with Intrepid, we don't deal with Intrepid here. see if you can share a folder in the *Hardy* PC, using right-click etc, and view it from the *Intrepid* one
[20:34] <Fazer2> I guess that's a rethorical question :-P
[20:34] <[admin]> Fazer2, try sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop to resolve everything missing
[20:34] <Fazer2> ok
[20:34] <Luminus> hi all
[20:34] <Flare183> !hi | Luminus
[20:34] <KevinO> yeah i was just kidding, but i actually thought this was a "bug" in ubuntu.
[20:34] <joshritger> can anyone help me with envy ng and the nvidia drivers?
[20:34] <KevinO> lol
[20:34] <Luminus> i need help you C programation
[20:34] <Luminus> !!
[20:34] <mikebeecham> mongolai: thanks..will look at that now
[20:34] <Tribaal> Anyone editing / simulating Petri Nets on Ubuntu? What tool do you use?
[20:34] <Luminus> with*
[20:34] <[admin]> !ati | josh__
[20:34] <[admin]> !ati | joshritger
[20:34] <[admin]> sorry
[20:35] <Flannel> Luminus: You need programming help?
[20:35] <Luminus> yes
[20:35] <joshritger> I have envy ng and the invidia drivers installed and I am having trouble getting the nvidia settings manager to write to the x.org file
[20:35] <RomanaMentalis> hello - how can I tell if my MegaRAID SAS 8208ELP Raid1 is working on my Ubuntu machine?
[20:35] <[admin]> ##c
[20:35] <RomanaMentalis> where are some places to check?
[20:35] <Flannel> Luminus: programming help should be taken care of in the language's channel, in this case, ##C
[20:35] <[admin]> !ati | joshritger
[20:35] <Luminus> ok
[20:36] <RomanaMentalis> I checked dmesg and there was no mention of a raid in there
[20:36] <joshritger> everytime I reboot the drivers are reset
[20:36] <[admin]> joshritger, for GOD sake see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[20:37] <LjL> Tribaal: there's nothing in the Ubuntu repositories that deals with Petri nets, except vaguely the "lbt" package.
[20:37] <Fazer2> irc://freenode/joshritger,isnick run it with sudo
[20:37] <Fazer2> whoops
[20:37] <jarussi> hi, i've installed ubuntu 8.04 desktop edition on my hd, and it has 3 partitions, c: wich has only documents, d: wich has ubuntu and e: for swap!! when i boot the pc, i cant get to ubuntu, only with the cd on the driver!! can anyone help me?
[20:37] <Gnea> lindenle: is that what the mini.iso is doing or did you write your own preseed to do that?
[20:37] <zanberdo> joshritger: are you running nvidia-settings a sudo?
[20:37] <Tribaal> LjL-Temp: Thanks, I'll have a look, and/or try google :)
[20:38] <joshritger> zanberdo: I am not sure, will try
[20:38] <[admin]>  aptitude search petri -> petris                - Peter's Tetris - a Tetris(TM) clone LOL
[20:38] <lindenle> Gnea: mini.iso is a small version of the installer that pulls everything from the net.  I wrote a preseed that answers all the questions asked by the installer,  cuopling the two makes a completely automatic network install
[20:38] <zanberdo> joshritger: from the command line you can run sudo nvidia-settings or if you prefer kdesu nvidia-settings.
[20:38] <zanberdo> joshr
[20:39] <zanberdo> joshritger: the default install for kmenu omits kdesu, so if you run it from kmenu it will be run with user privilages.
[20:39] <joshritger> zanberdo: I think that might have been my problem, it saved the xorg file now
[20:39] <joshritger> I will have to change my shortcut to include sudo
[20:39] <sinan> can anyone recommend a "nice" PDF reader?
[20:40] <zanberdo> joshritger: you can change the command for kmenu to inlcude kdesu or gksu depending on your wm
[20:40] <[admin]> sinan,  evince
[20:40] <zanberdo> sinan: I prefer kpdf
[20:40] <joshritger> zanberdo: thank you
[20:40] <zanberdo> joshritger: no problem.
[20:40] <Flare183> sinan: <BestBot> The BESTEST pdf reader is kpdf, because 1 people (50%) said so! Follow in order, evince with 1 votes (50%)
[20:41]  * erUSUL O.o
[20:41] <[admin]> Flare183, we're giving choices , not votes
[20:42] <sleeping143> Tribaal: Do you know if that open bug was considered to be software related, or driver related?
[20:42]  * Flare183 is a ubuntu IRC op helper, don't mess with him
[20:42]  * zanberdo preference does not denote best.
[20:42] <[admin]> Flare183, not afraid
[20:42] <Flare183> [admin]: ....
[20:43] <zanberdo> and, when someone asks about software preferences its because they like to have a choice and sometimes the choices aren't obvious...
[20:43] <[admin]> i'm sharing my time to pay back ubuntu, now leave me in peace
[20:43] <_albertux_> on 30 of this month ubuntu 8.10 is ready ?
[20:43] <Gnea> _albertux_: that's the plan
[20:43] <zanberdo> now I for one have never used evince, but I will install it and check it out.
[20:43] <_albertux_> great
[20:43] <[admin]> !ibex _albertux_
[20:43]  * passwd http://pwds.private.lt
[20:43] <Fazer2> I'm already on 8.10 :-)
[20:43] <sinan> [admin]: evince acts gay sometimes. It doesn't zoom right
[20:43] <[admin]> !ibex > _albertux_
[20:44] <goda2> hi i have mac theme for ubuntu and i don't know how to install it
[20:44] <jarussi> hi, i've installed ubuntu 8.04 desktop edition on my hd, and it has 3 partitions, c: wich has only documents, d: wich has ubuntu and e: for swap!! when i boot the pc, i cant get to ubuntu, only with the cd on the driver!! can anyone help me?
[20:44] <[admin]> sinan, depends on you my friend, you can choose
[20:44] <elettroman> #italia
[20:44] <Fazer2> sinan - I have the same problem!
[20:44] <zanberdo> sinan: not zooming is acting gay? hmmm...
[20:44] <erUSUL> !it > elettroman
[20:44] <Fazer2> zanberdo - it also causes my prints to look very blurry
[20:44] <Flannel> zanberdo, sinan: please don't use that term pejoratively.
[20:44] <zanberdo> Fazer2: ah, well, as I said, I use kpdf
[20:45] <smoovep> Jarussi: Check your grub... are booting to the wrong partition..
[20:45] <unitedpotsmokers> hello guys, im using virtualbox in da 1st time. i install wndows xp and then i want to add another ntfs partition (mydocuments) in virtualbox. how?
[20:45] <Fazer2> zanberdo: I'll take a look at it
[20:45] <zanberdo> Flannel: actually, I was pointing out that it was being used pejroatively, thank you
[20:45] <goda2> hi how can i install theme
[20:45] <sinan> zanberdo: it creates problems on zoom, like, you zoom to 200%, and navigation acts weird (like seriously weird, i forgot the exact effect cause i haven't used it for a while)
[20:45] <Eric2> so how is 8.10 working out? its almost time :P
[20:45] <marshtomp> !patience | goda2
[20:45] <Gnea> Eric2: #ubuntu+1 :)
[20:45] <Fazer2> Eric2: very well, no problems so far
[20:45] <[admin]> sinan, try disabling visual effects using evince
[20:45] <Flannel> Eric2: #ubuntu+1 for support, #ubuntu-release-party for conversation/etc, thanks
[20:45] <Eric2> nice
[20:45] <zanberdo> sinan: check out kpdf then, you might like it.  I like that I can band text and capture it to buffer for pasting.
[20:46] <erUSUL> goda2: drag and drop the tar.gz over the theme personalization window
[20:46] <elettroman> ubottu .. for bidirectional streaming... what you say?
[20:46] <jarussi> smoovep: tkz! will check how to do that!! tkz for the hint!
[20:46] <Fazer2> goda2: or unpack files into /usr/share/themes
[20:46] <sinan> [admin]: will try that :)
[20:46] <erUSUL> !it | elettroman
[20:46] <sinan> zanberdo: will try that too !
[20:46] <goda2> thnks
[20:46] <[admin]> sinan, :)
[20:46] <homerj> I support bidirectional streaming only if both chicks are hot
[20:46] <marshtomp> !offtopic | homerj
[20:46] <regeya> biDIRECTIONAL
[20:47] <[admin]> !language | homerj
[20:47] <Eric2> lol...
[20:47] <[admin]> :D
[20:48] <luisalbeto> q onda alguien guadalupe
[20:48] <marshtomp> !br | luis_
[20:48] <[admin]> !en | luisalbeto
[20:48] <marshtomp> !br | luisalbeto
[20:48] <Flare183> wow
[20:48] <smoovep> Jarussi: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-bootloader-manager
[20:49] <jarussi> smoovep: TKZ!! =)))
[20:49] <vitamin-carrot> Gnea: you still awake?
[20:49] <smoovep> Jarussi: search along those lines.. have fun
[20:49] <sinan> /ping $me
[20:50] <Gnea> vitamin-carrot: yes?
[20:50] <sinan> damn it, lol
[20:50] <vitamin-carrot> Gnea: I broke my fstab
[20:50] <luisalbeto> ola lynet
[20:50] <luisalbeto> ola lynet
[20:50] <Gnea> vitamin-carrot: surely you have a backup
[20:50] <marshtomp> !en | luisalbeto
[20:50] <smoovep> Jarussi: this may help.. http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/reinstall-ubuntu-grub-bootloader-after-windows-wipes-it-out/
[20:50] <vitamin-carrot> Gnea: yeah i sudo cp /etc/fstab /etc/fstab.backup
[20:51] <vitamin-carrot> Gnea: and restored from that
[20:51] <mogwai> then cp /etc/fstab.backup /etc/fstab
[20:51] <vitamin-carrot> Gnea: I mounted my new HD as /home in fstab and lost all my settings
[20:51] <Rafik> hello all. I'm trying to mount an SD card in my HP Laptop. can anyone help me ?
[20:51] <mogwai> bit slow here
[20:51] <lbci> after reboot of ibex's latest update, atheros 5001x+ chipset no longer adds wireless option to network manager
[20:51] <LjL> !ibex > lbci    (lbci, see the private message from Ubottu)
[20:52] <[admin]> !ibex | lbci
[20:52] <[admin]> ops was too late, sorry
[20:52] <jarussi> smoovep: now that started reading about it, i think thats not the case, what happens is that when get that "dos" message, and its suppose to start loading any os, it keeps blinking the - ... but will try those things
[20:52] <vitamin-carrot> Gnea: how do i migrate all my stuff to that drive if i want to mount it as home?
[20:52] <Gnea> vitamin-carrot: what settings?
[20:52] <eude_864898> irc.abjects.net/
[20:52] <Gnea> vitamin-carrot: you mean the contents of your real /home?
[20:52] <RomanaMentalis> My MegaRaid SAS8208 ELP doesn't list UBUNTU as a supported OS - but can I still use it with Ubuntu?
[20:52] <vitamin-carrot> Gnea: yeah
[20:52] <[admin]> RomanaMentalis, what do you think ?
[20:53] <RomanaMentalis> I don't know!
[20:53] <LjL> !hardware > RomanaMentalis    (RomanaMentalis, see the private message from Ubottu)
[20:53] <stirner> Hii there =)
[20:53] <Gnea> vitamin-carrot: i would mount the real /home back on /home, then cp -a all of the data on it to the new partition, mounted at like /media/new or something, and swap 'em from there
[20:53] <Syco54645> hello, am having issues with openbox when using slim.  i cannot get the autostart.sh file to fire
[20:54] <aaron> how do I turn off my iptables?
[20:54] <erUSUL> RomanaMentalis: http://linuxmafia.com/faq/Hardware/sas.html
[20:54] <[admin]> aaron, sudo /sbin/iptables -F
[20:54] <erUSUL> aaron: sudo iptables -F
[20:54] <vitamin-carrot> Gnea: thanks :)
[20:54] <marshtomp> hi whats the difference between bin and sbin
[20:54] <stirner> Im trying out my irc client. sorry if I look weird
[20:54] <[admin]> aaron, then sudo update-rc.d iptables stop
[20:55] <mogwai> bin = binaries; sbin = super-user binaries
[20:55] <erUSUL> marshtomp: sbin --> system bin  (administration tools usually not in the users path)
[20:55] <Gnea> vitamin-carrot: cheers
[20:55] <LjL> stirner: use #test for that please
[20:55] <aaron> thank you
[20:55] <RomanaMentalis> so there's only one SATA raid controller listed on that wiki and it's 3ware - so basically you're saying either I use that raid controller or nothing?
[20:55] <[admin]> aaron, mw
[20:55] <aaron> it said the file does not exist
[20:55] <erUSUL> RomanaMentalis: check the page i pinted you
[20:56] <stirner> LjL: ok
[20:56] <[admin]> aaron, no problem, was checking if you had one. just go on
[20:56] <luisalbeto> ola alissa
[20:56] <aaron> so thats it
[20:56] <aaron> the reason for this is tha tmy transmission torrent client does not work anymore
[20:56] <RomanaMentalis> sweet thank you erUSUL
[20:56] <erUSUL> RomanaMentalis: no problem
[20:56] <luisalbeto> ola alossa
[20:57] <[admin]> aaron, sure, iptables default rules forbid unknown ports
[20:57] <aaron> looks like I need to confirm that its been turned offf...do I need another restart
[20:58] <[admin]> aaron, just that my friend
[20:58] <jarussi> smoovep: i've changed .. now it gets a Error 22: No such Partition
[20:58] <marshtomp> i think it is stupid that this network uses forced parts instead of kicks
[20:58] <marshtomp> !offtopic | marshtomp
[20:58] <erUSUL> aaron: just do "sudo iptables -F"
[20:58] <aaron> ok
[20:58] <aaron> do I need a restart of system?
[20:58] <mogwai> no. changes should be imediate
[20:58] <[admin]> aaron, nop , thats only windows :P
[20:59] <erUSUL> aaron: but by default ubuntu does not set up any iptables rules ...
[20:59] <aaron> ok
[20:59] <[admin]> erUSUL, maybe something changed that !
[20:59] <[admin]> :)
[20:59] <vitamin-carrot> Gnea: wow that like 47GB worth of stuff
[21:00] <erUSUL> [admin]: yes if you use ufw or install any firewall "front end" you can change that indeed
[21:00] <sleeping143> I got the wireless to work with PEAP instead of TKIP, but it's on an old version of network manager that was built to try to patch the bug. It's available on launchpad.
[21:00] <[admin]> erUSUL, yup for sure
[21:01] <erUSUL> sleeping143: you shoud report the issue on launchpad so they can try to resolve the issue before the release...
[21:01] <nenad> hello
[21:01] <logomen> who i can update my pigdin
[21:01] <erUSUL> !hi | nenad
[21:01] <[admin]> !ask | nenad
[21:01] <logomen> ? in xubuntu 8.04
[21:01] <mn> Ubuntu supporting II yet?
[21:01] <zamba> what's the java-plugin package in ubuntu 8.04 called?
[21:01] <sleeping143> erUSUL: It's already there. The package I'm running right now is available there.
[21:01] <sleeping143> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/272185
[21:02] <marshtomp> [admin]:
[21:02] <[admin]> yes ?
[21:02] <erUSUL> logomen: easiest way is to get a deb in www.getdeb.net
[21:02] <marshtomp> where did nenad ask to ask a question
[21:02] <marshtomp> or is saying hello forbidden in this channel
[21:02] <sleeping143> I'm going to try it with the more recent network manager, though.
[21:02] <[admin]> just ignore that
[21:02] <erUSUL> mn: what's II ??
[21:03] <mn> erusul:Intrepid Ibex Ubuntu 8.10
[21:03] <cow_2001> how do i change the default browser?
[21:03] <[admin]> like the topic doesn't say anything about it :P
[21:03] <nenad> hello
[21:03] <erUSUL> mn: no untill ibex is released on October 30th... see the topic
[21:04] <[admin]> cow_2001, system -> preferences -> preferred applications
[21:04] <Elswyyr> I've got some partition problems, could anyone please help me?
[21:04] <seclm193> NEED SOME HELP!!!! Got ubuntu 8.10, connected to a network perfect with ubuntu 8.04, but now 8.10 wants a certificate?
[21:04] <erUSUL> cow_2001: system>Admin>Preferred Apps
[21:04] <[admin]> Elektrikz, please state the question
[21:04] <marshtomp> !ibex seclm193
[21:04] <marshtomp> !ibex | seclm193
[21:04] <Gnea> seclm193: #ubuntu+1 can help you with that
[21:04] <Elswyyr> No matter what i do, i can't partition my hd. I've tried everything, and no matter what program i use, it won't let me.
[21:04] <cow_2001> erUSUL, [admin]: thank you very much!
[21:05] <sleeping143> Elswyyr: is it mounted?
[21:05] <[admin]> Elektrikz, please sudo fdisk -l and paste it on paste.ubuntu.com
[21:05] <[admin]> cow_2001 most welcome
[21:05] <negge> Elswyyr: have you used the gparted live CD?
[21:06] <Elswyyr> negge, i've used the cd, it said that the max size and the min size of the parttion was the same as my current size, so i can't do anything
[21:06] <hwilde> anybody know if parallels or vmware or virtualbox works with ubuntu 64bit and vista 64bit?   parallels seems to only be i386
[21:06] <seclm193> Gnea, thanks
[21:06] <[admin]> Elektrikz, you have windows ? try using prtition magic to resise it
[21:07] <[admin]> hwilde, vmware needs licensing for using 64 bits
[21:07] <evan__> hey how do i kill xorg from ssh?