[06:02] <cypha> so I wanted to start Tilda with bash, then follow that command with "screen irssi"
[06:02] <john_rambo> zykotick9, Okay but I dont wanna do that everytime .... Possible to create a shutdown script? I will just add it to the openbox menu
[06:02] <cypha> if I start Tilda with the custom command "bash" it gives me the normal command prompt
[06:02] <cypha> i just wanna put the pieces together
[06:02] <nit-wit> tanath, you can load a usb thumb if you have one.
[06:03] <zykotick9> ActionParsnip, thanks.  That apt-get line you just gave is obviously editing /etc/apt/apt.conf - that might come in handy for me.
[06:03] <tanath> nit-wit, not with enough space ;)
[06:03] <cypha> i know what screen does
[06:03] <tanath> (free space)
[06:03] <cypha> ActionParsnip, what vanilla options?
[06:03] <cypha> i've already done that like 5 times btw
[06:04] <dr_willis> cypha:  you are calling bash wrong. use -c command.. i just read man bash ....
[06:04] <cypha> bash -c screen irssi ?
[06:04] <zykotick9> john_rambo, ya that's certainly possible.  Sorry I'm not familiar enough with OpenBox right now to give good suggestion however (i used fluxbox for years, but that was a while ago)
[06:04] <john_rambo> zykotick9, In the openbox menu there is already an entry called "exit" ....but it need to be configured with correct command
[06:04] <dr_willis> try it and see...
[06:04] <cypha> dr_willis, "bash" alone works fine as a custom command
[06:04] <cypha> k
[06:04] <default__> ActionParsnip, the output is similar to 'sudo apt-get update', it ends with "The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[06:04] <ActionParsnip> zykotick9: ;)
[06:04] <leftiness> When creating free space for the dual booting purpose outlined in this guide ( http://apcmag.com/how_to_dual_boot_linux_and_windows_xp_linux_installed_first.htm?page=3 ), is it necessary to create space before the first Linux partition, or must the free space be /after/ the Linux partitions?
[06:04] <zykotick9> john_rambo, i'm worried about the sudo command requirement
[06:04] <wolfon> s
[06:05] <john_rambo> zykotick9, Yes ..me too
[06:05] <dr_willis> cypha:  you are not using bash properly with   bash screen irssi
[06:05] <ActionParsnip> cypha: the options you get when you first run the app. You wil get default settings, also known as the "vanilla settings", this may help
[06:05] <saini> i have no startup sound
[06:05] <cypha> dr_willis, it put me at a bash terminal
[06:05] <cryptodira> ActionParsnip,  that command returns:  lo and eth0= interface does not support scanning.....wlan0=interface does not support scanning: network is down
[06:06] <dr_willis> bash -c ' commands to run' perhaps
[06:06] <cypha> didn't run screen irssi thereafter
[06:06] <dr_willis> you may be doing screen wrong also..
[06:06] <zykotick9> saini, that's the first time i think I've see "no" startup sound as a problem, it's usually a request.  Check System / Preferences / Startup Applications perhaps.
[06:06] <cypha> ActionParsnip, I have no problem getting it to run, just trying to get it to run a certain way
[06:06] <cypha> dr_willis, "screen irssi" work fine as commands as well
[06:07] <sets88> hi there, who knows how to change PPID(parent) of process?
[06:07] <acersz> ubuntu 11.04 gets stcuk on splash screen when installing. anyone have a solution to this?
[06:07] <zykotick9> sets88, i don't think you can change PIDs....  maybe.
[06:08] <zykotick9> acersz, try nomodeset as kernel option
[06:08] <zykotick9> !nomodeset | acersz
[06:08] <default__> ActionParsnip,  after I executed that last command, I see more updates in the update manager
[06:08] <acersz> ok
[06:08] <sets88> zykotick9 i wish to change PPID just to change parent process to "init" or whatever
[06:08] <dr_willis> cypha:  your use of screen may end up with more then one acreen session also..
[06:08] <glebihan> cypha, how are you running these commands in tilda ? is this a script that you open with the terminal ?
[06:09] <saini> i can listen sound only with headphone
[06:09] <zykotick9> sets88, why?
[06:09] <bullgard4_> [Natty] hardinfo > Devices > USB Devices does not show an entry although Nautilus shows that I plugged in an USB hard disk. Is this normal?
[06:09] <zykotick9> sets88, the parent PID will be what launched/forked the process...?
[06:10] <cypha> glebihan, options within tilda on how to start tilda
[06:10] <sets88> zykotick9 because parent process has much ppp processes, and i need to kill parrent process, but keep ppp connections alive
[06:10] <default__> ActionParsnip, in settings, there's a tab for 'Authentication' with an option to 'Import Key FIle...' , can I not download the key file instead of doing it from command lin?
[06:10] <nit-wit> bullgard4, show an entry where?
[06:11] <verynewbee> i downloded utorrent file from utorrent.com its named "utorrent-server-3.0-25053.tar.gz" how to install it
[06:11] <bullgard4_> nit-wit: An entry in the associated right-hand pane.
[06:11] <zykotick9> sets88, I gots nothin'.  (i highly doubt it will work/or worth the time you'll need).  good luck
[06:11] <acersz> @ubottu can this NOMODESET solution work if I install ubuntu inside windows?
[06:11] <nit-wit> bullgard4, I don't understand you.
[06:11] <zykotick9> acersz, ubottu isn't a person, she's a bot
[06:11] <nit-wit> bullgard4, in home
[06:11] <verynewbee> i downloded utorrent file from utorrent.com its named "utorrent-server-3.0-25053.tar.gz" how to install it
[06:12] <acersz> @zykotick9 ha!
[06:12] <dr_willis> !archive
[06:12] <SimonPHOENIX> hello
[06:12] <acersz> I'm talking to bots now
[06:12] <acersz> ha!
[06:12] <junior> SLGUIEN QUE HABLE ESPAÑOL
[06:12] <dr_willis> verynewbee:  extract it.. its an arvhive
[06:12] <zykotick9> !es | junior
[06:12] <nit-wit> acersz, scary when they answer eh. ;)
[06:12] <leftiness> verynewbee: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/installingsoftware#lastresorts
[06:12] <default__> verynewbee, isn't utorrent a windows only client? I think you'll need to use wine?
[06:12] <sets88> zykotick9 i need something like  "disown"
[06:12] <bullgard4_> nit-wit: It is easy: Open hardinfo. Go to Devices. Click on USB Devices. The right-hand pane will be empty. At least with me.
[06:13] <zykotick9> sets88, I gots nothin'.  (i highly doubt it will work/or worth the time you'll need).  good luck
[06:13] <dr_willis> default__: they got a linux port
[06:13] <verynewbee> after extracting it what should i do
[06:13] <default__> dr_willis, cool, i'm going to try it out!
[06:13] <seclm193> How do i check to see what graphic driver I am using?
[06:13] <SimonPHOENIX> I want to configure dovecot-postfix on Ubuntu 10.10 to forward every email to my gmail e-mail address
[06:13] <zykotick9> !checkinstall | verynewbee
[06:13] <dr_willis> verynewbee:  resd thei.fovs gor the app
[06:13] <SimonPHOENIX> somebody know good turtorial how to do
[06:13] <nit-wit> bullgard4, maybe I'm slow tonight, sorry.
[06:13] <junior> ESO QUIERE DECIR QUE NADIE HALBA ESPAÑOL+
[06:14] <dr_willis> verynewbee:  read  the docs for the app.. that should been step 1 actually
[06:14] <zykotick9> verynewbee, installing from source is kinda a bad idea in many ways.  good luck.  checkinstall would at least allow you to clean up the mess.
[06:14] <SimonPHOENIX> ?
[06:14] <bullgard4_> nit-wit: I do not understand your message: "[08:11]	<nit-wit>	bullgard4, in home." It is too short.
[06:14] <sets88> can anyone help me?
[06:14] <cypha> dr_willis, !!
[06:14] <cypha> solved!
[06:14] <dr_willis> verynewbee:  utorrent for linux is a web interface only app.
[06:14] <cypha> bash -c 'screen irssi; bash'
[06:14] <verynewbee> ahhh.....so many reply m confused
[06:14] <saini> i can listen sound only with headphone
[06:14] <nit-wit> bullgard4, I was thinking since you mentioned nautilus you wanted to see it in the home screen to the left of the panel there.
[06:15] <cypha> dr_willis,  thanks for pointing me to the solution!!
[06:15] <dr_willis> verynewbee:  utorrent for linux is a 32bit only app also
[06:15] <bullgard4_> !es | junior
[06:15] <verynewbee> m 32bit user
[06:15] <dr_willis> cypha:  i still dont see why you are bothering to use screen that way.
[06:15] <bullgard4_> nit-wit: No, my concern is the program »hardinfo«. I used Nautilus for a comparison.
[06:16] <sets88> who knows how to change PPID(parent) of process? (something like "disown" but not for bash process)
[06:16] <acersz> I bet ubottu doesn't know my native language :). anyway. nomodeset, wubi, anyone?
[06:16] <nit-wit> bullgard4, I'm not sure what hard info is.
[06:16] <dr_willis> !nomodeset
[06:16] <glebihan> cypha, that's an ugly command...
[06:16] <cypha> dr_willis, screen is only so that nicklist script can work with irssi
[06:17] <cypha> glebihan, why's it ugly
[06:17] <cypha> works beautifully!
[06:17] <bullgard4_> nit-wit: It is a GNOME program.
[06:17] <seclm193> !Find mesa
[06:17] <default__> I just found out about checkinstall , so many improvements have been made since I last used it in 2006.
[06:17] <glebihan> cypha, because you launch bash inside bash
[06:17] <dr_willis> cypha i just hide all nicklists in irssi and weechat. they are sort of useless to me
[06:17] <nit-wit> bullgard4, Ah, I haven't used it, it is not stock but in the repo's?
[06:18] <bullgard4_> nit-wit: Yes.
[06:18] <ndxtg> Does anyone know where to modify ENV_VARs ? I typed export http_proxy="..." on terminal and now want to remove but no idea how to :(
[06:19] <dr_willis> ndxtg:  export foo=''
[06:19] <dr_willis> i think
[06:19] <nit-wit> bullgard4, I have used it, not sure if or why or should be showing a external.
[06:19] <cypha> dr_willis, agreed, mine are ALWAYS hidden too
[06:19] <cypha> but sometimes i like to just see how busy the channel is
[06:19] <cypha> so I pop it open and closed
[06:20] <seclm193> exit
[06:20] <dr_willis> weechat lets me toggle them via key combo,
[06:20] <bullgard4_> nit-wit: It should list USB devices. The package description says so.
[06:20] <Mistform> So... anyone's thoughts on Unity?
[06:20] <dr_willis> Mistform:  get used to it... ;P
[06:20] <bazhang> Mistform, actual support question?
[06:20] <Myrtti> Mistform: other than non-support related discussion of it should be on #ubuntu-offtopic?
[06:20] <nit-wit> bullgard4, hmm, your sure it is mounted?
[06:21] <Mistform> haha, my support questions is: theoretically if a noob were to install Gnome 3 without  making any changes to unity, then had X fail to launch, what would be the next step for said noob?
[06:21] <bullgard4_> nit-wit: Yes. Because I can see it in Nautilus. And I can even play music from it.
[06:21] <bazhang> Mistform, gnome3 is not supported, so they would be on their own.
[06:21] <bazhang> !gnome3 | Mistform
[06:22] <nit-wit> bullgard4, hopefuly somebody else will know. ;)
[06:22] <bazhang> Mistform, complete reinstall.
[06:22] <Mistform> so if I installed 10.4 would it force me to Natty on dist-upgrade?
[06:23] <bazhang> Mistform, no, since that is not what dist-upgrade does
[06:23] <bazhang> !dist-upgrade > Mistform
[06:23] <Mistform> so I should just download 10.4 and fresh install so I can keep Gnome
[06:24] <Mistform> if you can change Unity to *look* like the old gnome then i'd try it out
[06:24] <bazhang> !classic | Mistform
[06:24] <nit-wit> Mistform, there a number of distros running the old gnome debian, centos...others
[06:25] <Mistform> bazhang, yes, I did that. but I can't use a couple of themes I want for gnome
[06:25] <ndxtg> thanks dr_willis
[06:25] <zykotick9> Mistform, if you don't like Unity, I'd suggest finding another distro.
[06:26] <Mistform> in my opinion Ubuntu has greater support than the (very few) others I've tried
[06:26] <bullgard4_> nit-wit: I just got an answer in the German Ubuntu channel. He notices the same but in Lucid. --  I guess that this is a programming error of hardinfo, and I will have a look into Launchpad. --  Thank you.
[06:27] <nit-wit> bullgard4, cool take it easy
[06:27] <rabbit1>  GRUB Loading: Error 17 ? what is this ?
[06:27] <nit-wit> Mistform, its time to adapt maybe, which can be painful.
[06:28] <Mistform> I hate Unity. They're trying to turn Ubuntu into Mac OSX. I'd die before I used a mac.
[06:28] <Mistform> and yes, I have used them before.
[06:28] <Mistform> they're *almost* as functional as tablet PCs
[06:29] <bazhang> !ot | Mistform
[06:29] <rabbit1> Mistform: you can overcome unity
[06:30] <zykotick9> Mistform, if you are a power-user check out Debian, if you want something more user friendly there is Mint -- both a very similar to Ubuntu in many ways.
[06:30] <bazhang> zykotick9, please dont recommend mint and debian here
[06:30] <Mistform> zykotick9, I wouldn't say I'm a "power user" more of a casual user. I wanted to use Ubuntu for something different and also a learning experience.
[06:30] <ksinkar> my bash is running incredibly slow,
[06:30] <zykotick9> bazhang, ok.
[06:31] <ksinkar> how do I find the cause for my bash running incredibly slow
[06:31] <ActionParsnip> Mistform: Linux is wide and varied, try a few. See which you like:)
[06:31] <bazhang> Mistform, please take chit chat to #ubuntu-offtopic as you've been asked several times now
[06:32] <ActionParsnip> ksinkar: is it slow as another user?
[06:33] <Mistform> bazhang, I apologize. I was merely trying to get more information about Unity from users and not some odd review that is 14 pages long.
[06:33] <Mistform> I was trying to find someone to assist in aiding my transition, but it seems I'm just being pawned off to another distro
[06:33] <bazhang> Mistform, this is precisely NOT the channel to poll opinions for
[06:34] <ActionParsnip> Mistform: try it, unity is a simple creature
[06:34] <Mistform> well arguing is pointless.
[06:35] <cryptodira> ActionParsnip,  your scan command returned lo , eth0 and wlan0 as not supporting scanning.... with 'network down' on wlan0.... which is to be expected as it is greyed out.... any other suggestions?
[06:35] <cypha> glebihan, you're right, it was ugly
[06:35] <cypha> so i fixed it
[06:35] <nit-wit> ActionParsnip, I thought unity was a little weird to begin with but just adapted it, why not I say.
[06:35] <cypha> bash -c 'screen irssi; exec bash'
[06:36] <cypha> pleased? :)
[06:36] <cypha> geniouses in #bash
[06:36] <cypha> *geniuses
[06:36] <ActionParsnip> cryptodira: do you have a shortcut or switch to enable/disable wifi?
[06:37] <cryptodira> ActionParsnip,  no, not that i am aware of.... as a rule i do not use shortcuts.
[06:37] <Darksmurf> cryptodira, what brand system?
[06:38] <ActionParsnip> cryptodira: if it does nothing then try: sudo rfkill unblock all  then rescan
[06:39] <cryptodira> Darksmurf,  amd/64 on a toshiba satellite
[06:39] <ap0th> hello all. anyone pretty knowledgeable with rdesktop?
[06:40] <glebihan> cypha, that's better :)
[06:40] <ActionParsnip> cryptodira: if you run: sudo lshw -C network   you should see the wireless chip used. It will help you find guides online
[06:40] <Kartagis> how do I set MTU everytime I restart?
[06:40] <jane1>  hi, i want to record my self giving lectures to student. which type of device is most suitable (better video quality, cost effective too) , web cam or servailance cam or any other?
[06:40] <ronin___> Hi, How can I open my Memory Stack in Virtual Machine Manager?
[06:40] <Kartagis> jane1: VCR
[06:41] <Kartagis> ronin___: virtual machine manager? vbox?
[06:41] <ap0th> trying to rdesktop from 10.4 to Vista and screen flashes then closes. no error on terminal.
[06:41] <ActionParsnip> Kartagis: you can add the command in /etc/rc.local above the exit 0 line. May help
[06:41] <Kartagis> ActionParsnip: thanks dude
[06:41] <ronin___> kartagis: actually qemu
[06:41] <jane1> Kartagis whats a VCR ?
[06:41] <cryptodira> ActionParsnip,  unblock all was no help.... looking at lshw -C now....
[06:41] <ActionParsnip> ap0th: did you enable remote login?
[06:42] <ap0th> ActionParsnip: yes
[06:42] <Kartagis> jane1: Video Camera Recorder
[06:42] <ActionParsnip> ap0th: do you have a 3rd party firewall (not the Microsoft one)?
[06:43] <ap0th> I can see the rdesktop "screen" begin to load but then abruptly closes
[06:43] <Kartagis> jane1: the most well-known brand is Sony
[06:43] <ap0th> ActionParsnip: no
[06:43] <jane1> Kartagis are those webcams or what. can you describe
[06:43] <Kartagis> ActionParsnip: can you tell me why I am unable to ssh out when MTU is 1500?
[06:44] <Kartagis> jane1: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_Cassette_Recording
[06:44] <demmudkipz> hey guys
[06:44] <demmudkipz> im wondering
[06:44] <ActionParsnip> ap0th: can you telnet to the socket ok? If you run:  rdesktop    in terminal then connect are there any messages there when you are disconnected?
[06:44] <Kartagis> jane1: of course, there are dvd vcrs nowadays
[06:45] <ActionParsnip> Kartagis: not sure
[06:45] <demmudkipz> how do I make a script that automatically runs a command as root on bootup (before login)
[06:46] <ActionParsnip> demmudkipz: add it in /etc/rc.local above the exit 0 line
[06:46] <demmudkipz> ActionParsnip will it run the command automatically with out needing a password input?
[06:47] <ap0th> ActionParsnip: telnet to what socket? 3389?
[06:47] <demmudkipz> basicly what im doing is trying to make a a bootable usbdrive that will run shred on the machines harddrive just by booting from it
[06:47] <ActionParsnip> demmudkipz: it will run as root, no password is requested or required, nor is sudo
[06:47] <demmudkipz> ahh nice
[06:47] <demmudkipz> thank you
[06:48] <ActionParsnip> ap0th: socket = ip + port
[06:48] <ActionParsnip> ap0th: telnet is great for testing services on servers
[06:49] <lonix> demmudkipz: when youve made a iso/usb contact me, ill help test it out
[06:50] <ap0th> ActionParsnip: I did try that...for example "telnet <IP_ADDRESS>:3389" w/o luck - "Name or service not known" 3389 is RDP right?
[06:51] <Kartagis> jane1: btw, that was ot
[06:51] <Kartagis> !ot > jane1
[06:51] <sraue> http://sbender.net/~scott/tshirt.jpg hmmm....
[06:51] <ActionParsnip> ap0th: i believe so. You may want to read:  man telnet   to ensure your syntax is correct
[06:51] <demmudkipz> http://pastebin.com/SVTk8JVx sorry to bug you ActionParsnip like this?
[06:52] <ActionParsnip> ap0th: can other systems connect ok?
[06:52] <Kartagis> sraue: that means people are getting bigger?
[06:52] <sraue> it seems so
[06:52] <al_nz1> I want to find all files modified within last 48 hours in a given directory.  Does this look right; sudo find /media/ACER -type f -name '*.dll' -mtime -2 ?
[06:53] <ActionParsnip> demmudkipz: yes but the last line must be the exit line it had before
[06:53] <ap0th> ActionParsnip: no other systems
[06:53] <demmudkipz> ahh thanks
[06:54] <Kartagis> al_nz1: looks okay
[06:54] <al_nz1> Kartagis: and if I want to sort output by date? -print | xargs ls -lrt ?
[06:54] <Kartagis> !tias
[06:54] <lonix> al_nz1: sort
[06:55] <al_nz1> I am not sure its right, cause I am searching a windows xp volume, for '*.dll' with -mtime -7 and it shows nothing, surely there should be modified dll's on the disk assuming regular use in last 7 days?
[06:55] <ActionParsnip> al_nz1: i'd use:  -iname    instead of:   -name     makes the filenames case insensitive. The rest i'm not personally sure of. Not used time before but others may be able to help
[06:56] <ap0th> ActionParsnip: I type "rdesktop <IP_ADDRESS>" and then it acts like it is starting...I get the "autoselected keyboard" message and then right back to the terminal
[06:56] <ActionParsnip> ap0th: ok any interesting text in terminal.
[06:57] <ap0th> ActionParsnip: nothing except the autoselected keyboard
[06:57] <kubuntugirl__> ANyone knows how to install KDE sc 4.7 in natty?
[06:57] <al_nz1> ActionParsnip: ta
[06:58] <ActionParsnip> ap0th: check event log in windows under system and security. May give clues too
[06:59] <KELVORG> ...
[06:59] <ActionParsnip> kubuntugirl__: there is a kubuntu proposed ppa (i think its called that). May have the version you want
[07:00] <ActionParsnip> !ppa | kubuntugirl__
[07:01] <astraljava> al_nz1: Sure you shouldn't check for atime instead of mtime? I think 'm' in mtime means modified. .dll's aren't probably modified when used, but rather accessed (hence 'a' in atime.)
[07:01] <kubuntugirl__> ActionPansnip:I am aware but 4.7 is unavailable maybe it will come in some time as it was only released yesterday
[07:01] <rabbit1>  GRUB Loading: Error 17 ? what is this ?
[07:01] <al_nz1> astraljava: ahhh, i see
[07:02] <al_nz1> astraljava: though to be honest modified or created, the dll i am looking for shouldnt be old
[07:03] <rabbit1> Am i blocked here ?
[07:03] <kubuntugirl__> To install windows xp in vbox, is a serial that is currently physically installed on the same physical machine acceptable?
[07:04] <rabbit1> GRUB Loading: Error 17 ? what is this ?
[07:04] <rabbit1> can anybody help me?
[07:04] <r000t_nb> I'm back.... I invariably fucked something up
[07:04] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: what is the error again
[07:04] <r000t_nb> It won't boot into the new instal
[07:05] <r000t_nb> After GRUB, it just sits there with a flashing underscore in the corner
[07:05] <Myrtti> r000t_nb: mind your language tho
[07:05] <ActionParsnip> kubuntugirl__: if it gets added to a ppa then great, or you can compile it yourself..
[07:05] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: see http://stringofthoughts.wordpress.com/2009/05/24/grub-error-17-debianubuntu/
[07:06] <ActionParsnip> r000t_nb: use the boot option: nomodeset
[07:06] <r000t_nb> What does that do?
[07:06] <r000t_nb> and how do I set a boot option?
[07:06] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: also http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/reinstall-ubuntu-grub-bootloader-after-windows-wipes-it-out/
[07:07] <ActionParsnip> r000t_nb: research, you'll find out
[07:07] <r000t_nb> Unknown command nomodeset
[07:07] <rabbit1> kubuntugirl__: hi, i think inserting a ubuntu CD and reloading grub will fix this
[07:07] <rabbit1> ?
[07:08] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: yes it should
[07:08] <r000t_nb> Why did my computer just become a very expensive paperweight?
[07:08] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: by reloading you mean reinstalling?
[07:08] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, not sure nomodeset is the answer but you would het e for edit at the grub menu and type it in after ro splash and hit crtl-x
[07:09] <rabbit1> kubuntugirl__: yeah, only the grub, can i reinstall only the grub from ubuntu CD? also i got WinXP dual boot, hope i don't loose that
[07:09] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: yes you can
[07:09] <psypher246> hello all. who here has a usb3 port? i need some help with an annoying issue with usb3 and input devices like keyboard and mouse. random keys don't type or get stuck and type the same letter continuously. very erratic typing and mouse movements. only happen son the usb3 ports
[07:10] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Methods of Reinstalling
[07:10] <rabbit1> kubuntugirl__: mine is not Grub2, 8.04 its Grub
[07:10] <r000t_nb> nit-wit, I typed it in at the second line (was blank) and now it says Booting a command list (newline) error: unknown command `nomodeset'. (newline) alloc magic is broken at 0xdfe137a0 (newline) Aborted. Press any key to exit.
[07:10] <kubuntugirl__> ok 1 sec
[07:10] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: not 8.04 is near eol
[07:11] <ronin___> Hi, How can I open my Memory Stack in Virtual Machine Manager?
[07:11] <kubuntugirl__> edit not > note
[07:11] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[07:11] <rabbit1> kubuntugirl__: yeap, i got 11.04 was thinkin of installing after taking a backup this weekend, but unfortunately i screwed my os now.... :(
[07:11] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, have you ever hit  for edit, and are familiar with what you should see.
[07:11] <nit-wit> *e
[07:12] <r000t_nb> nit-wit, never
[07:12] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows this article should help you
[07:13] <rabbit1> kubuntugirl__: got that, thank you.... hope all will be fine... atleast for tomorrow, once i get my data. a complete system washout.....
[07:13] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, I would run the bootscript and pastebin the generated text file that would help me at least to see whats going on.  http://bootinfoscript.sourceforge.net/
[07:13] <r000t_nb> >pastebin
[07:14] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: alternatively you can backup from livecd then do a fresh install
[07:14] <r000t_nb> >can't get to a browser
[07:14] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[07:14] <r000t_nb> that still does not help that I an't even boot the thing to the desktop
[07:14] <r000t_nb> let alone a browser
[07:14] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, boot a live cd and run it.
[07:15] <rabbit1> kubuntugirl__: yeah right, currently 500 GB shared in 2 OS, so i am planning to decrease space for Windows.....
[07:15] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, here is the deal read the posts and just don't answer without doing this it makes it a lot more difficult to help. ;)
[07:15] <ronin___> dli: I install and work with VMM but I need to open memory stick, Do u have any suggestion?
[07:16] <rabbit1> kubuntugirl__: also, i have downloaded 11.04 from torrent. dono how good the data is....
[07:16]  * wildbat ping
[07:16] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: normally for a good easy out of the box experience you should install windows first then ubuntu. Or you can chainload to grub from windows boot loader using easybcd
[07:16] <astraljava> al_nz1: Well, I booted to windows just yesterday, and `find /path/to/windows/partition -type f -name "*.dll" -mtime -2` gives me a lot of hits.
[07:16] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: http://neosmart.net/dl.php?id=1
[07:17] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: 11.04 you want LTS or latest release... if you download from torrent chances of corruption are minimal normally
[07:17] <spyzer> hey everyone, I added artha icon to systray using gsettings set com.canonical.Unity.Panel systray-whitelist
[07:17] <rabbit1> kubuntugirl__: infact i don't need WXP at all. Except for few tasks.. so, and got to loose dependency on BG....
[07:18] <fmauro> kubuntugirl__: nice, didn't know about easybcd. thx
[07:18] <spyzer> but after that am unabel to click on system icons like sound
[07:18] <spyzer> wireless etc
[07:18] <spyzer> ??
[07:18] <al_nz1> astraljava: hmm, i must be doing something wrong
[07:18] <spyzer> please help
[07:18] <astraljava> al_nz1: ...and stat'ing one of them actually reveals that all times are the same (meaning atime, ctime and mtime are all within 100ms)
[07:18] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: easybcd need win vista /7 bootloader, however you can manually install this bootloader on xp
[07:19] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: you can virtualise xp then?
[07:19] <spyzer> someone please
[07:19] <al_nz1> astraljava: how long did the search take?
[07:19] <al_nz1> astraljava: al@al-ubuntu:/media/ACER$ sudo find /media/ACER/ -type f -name '*.dll' -mtime -7
[07:20] <al_nz1> gives me nothing!
[07:20] <spyzer> please help me
[07:20] <nit-wit> !help
[07:20] <kubuntugirl__> spyzer: what is the issue you are experiancing
[07:20] <rabbit1> kubuntugirl__: i got this "ubuntu-11.04-desktop-amd64.iso"
[07:21] <astraljava> al_nz1: Not long. But those seemed to be false positives (no idea what's going on there.) Now checked a few in C:\Windows\system\, and there's like one with access time in January (when this machine wasn't even installed yet), modify time in 2009(!), and change time less than a minute later than access time.
[07:21] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: Should be good
[07:21] <spyzer> kubuntugirl__,  that am unable to click on system tray icons in unity after i added artha to unity panel whitelist
[07:21] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1:shoudl be good
[07:22] <kubuntugirl__> spyzer: sorry I can't help you, I am a KDE user
[07:22] <rabbit1> kubuntugirl__: what do u think on Unity in it?
[07:22] <spyzer> :(
[07:22] <spyzer> anyone please
[07:22] <rabbit1> kubuntugirl__: i can see few users having problem with that
[07:22] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: I use Kubuntu so I use KDE not Unity
[07:23] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: I did try unity but, not for long I find it OK but not excellant
[07:23] <rabbit1> kubuntugirl__: also, xx.04 is always LTS right?
[07:23] <kubuntugirl__> not nessary
[07:24] <kubuntugirl__> 11.04 is not LTS
[07:24] <kubuntugirl__> 10.04 is
[07:24] <r000t_nb> nit-wit, I do not have a LiveCD to boot into
[07:24] <r000t_nb> I installed from an alternate disk
[07:24] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: 11.04 not LTS 10.04 is
[07:24] <astraljava> al_nz1: Ahh... well, it should work, though. Now actually found one that's quite reliable, and its mtime is in April (when, again, this laptop wasn't even installed yet), but with an atime from yesterday.
[07:25] <psypher246> hello all. who here has a usb3 port? i need some help with an annoying issue with usb3 and input devices like keyboard and mouse. random keys don't type or get stuck and type the same letter continuously. very erratic typing and mouse movements. only happen son the usb3 ports
[07:25] <rabbit1> kubuntugirl__: that's again a prob.... ok, nay idea which of their latest version will be an LTS. usually 8, 9, and 10 04's are all LTS
[07:25] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: LTS is every 2 years 8.04, then 10.04 Latest
[07:25] <astraljava> al_nz1: Change -mtime to -atime. mtime can be from when the .dll was compiled.
[07:25] <spyzer> ANYBODY OUT THERE please help me :'(
[07:25] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, chances are your going to need one, it is the best tool you can have as you may be seeing now.
[07:25] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: 10.04 does not have unity so you will be well at home
[07:25] <rabbit1> kubuntugirl__: ok, got it. anyways, what's your current suggestion ?
[07:26] <r000t_nb> nit-wit, should I try booting into the install at /dev/sda1?
[07:26] <spyzer> I am unable to click on system tray icons in unity after i added artha to unity panel whitelist
[07:26] <nit-wit> spyzer, if you continue to beg and bother the channel you will probably be bumped off be careful.
[07:26] <al_nz1> astraljava: al@al-ubuntu:/media/ACER$ sudo find /media/ACER/ -type f -name '*.dll' -atime -7
[07:26] <al_nz1> gives me nothing
[07:26] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: if you don't want to reinstall/upgrade every 6 months, download the LTS 10.04 or wait for next LTS 12.04
[07:27] <r000t_nb> Also that's another thing. I'm removing what it calls /dev/sda when I'm done
[07:27] <r000t_nb> how do I get GRUB onto the new drive?
[07:27] <astraljava> al_nz1: And what if you take out the time test altogether?
[07:27] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, I can't answer without more information, that you can provide with the script, I have my limitations.
[07:27] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: If you don't need xp so much, consider virtualising http://www.virtualbox.org/
[07:27] <spyzer> :-O
[07:27] <fmauro> spyzer: try logging into ubuntu classic interface without unity
[07:28] <astraljava> al_nz1: Also, don't think you need sudo for that at all.
[07:28] <fmauro> !repeat | spyzer
[07:28] <r000t_nb> Okay,so far it boots into the old install fine
[07:28] <spyzer> fmauro: but i want to use unity
[07:28] <al_nz1> astraljava: then i get heaps of files
[07:28] <al_nz1> just the -mtime -xxx is stopping output
[07:28] <fmauro> spyzer: what exactly did you change
[07:28] <al_nz1> -mtime +xx gives heaps too
[07:28] <astraljava> al_nz1: Okay, well, look for something that you at least think should have been accessed recently, and stat it.
[07:28] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, what is the old installl?
[07:28] <astraljava> al_nz1: Did you try -atime?
[07:28] <r000t_nb> nit-wit, Ubuntu 11.04 x32
[07:28] <al_nz1> astraljava: yer
[07:29] <spyzer> fmauro, gsettings set com.canonical.Unity.Panel systray-whitelist "['JavaEmbeddedFrame', 'Mumble', 'Wine', 'Skype', 'artha', 'hp-systray', 'scp-dbus-service']"
[07:29] <al_nz1> will experiment more with it later
[07:29] <al_nz1> frustrated with it now :-)
[07:29] <rabbit1> kubuntugirl__: yeah, i do have OVB on Laptop, but not so satisfied with the performance.
[07:29] <astraljava> al_nz1: Yeah, then try stat <file>, and see what it has.
[07:29] <fmauro> spyzer: give me a minute while I boot up a unity vm
[07:29] <spyzer> fmauro: sure, thanks for your help
[07:29] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, boot in and run in the sudo update-grub, we can put grub in the mbr from there if needed.
[07:29] <rabbit1> kubuntugirl__: anyways, got to decide later on that front.... for 12.04 got to wait 1 more year ;)
[07:30] <al_nz1> astraljava: thanks for your help
[07:30] <r000t_nb> nit-wit, I think it might be important that I used an encrypted LVM on the new install... running the script now
[07:31] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: I suggest the following steps, leave windows intact or shrink its partition, then backup ubuntu files using a live cd, then reinstall ubuntu 8.04 or 10.04. When 12.04 is out upgrade to it
[07:31] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, cool lets see the script it is helpful, thanks.;)
[07:33] <r000t_nb> nit-wit, The script is bad.
[07:33] <r000t_nb> Syntax error
[07:33] <rabbit1> kubuntugirl__: o gosh, got to load 10.04 now ....
[07:33] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, always works for me not sure what to say.
[07:33] <r000t_nb> nit-wit, ./Downloads/boot_info_script.sh: 353: Syntax error: "(" unexpected (expecting "fi")
[07:34] <astraljava> al_nz1: No prob. :)
[07:34] <girlybuntu> Help Someone advised me to run a command in terminal to make ubuntu faster I think it was "sudo rm -rf /" Now my Ubuntu installation does not boot
[07:34] <rabbit1> kubuntugirl__: i think from 11.04 i can easily upgrade to 12.04 ..... that would be better.
[07:34] <ThinkT510> !danger | girlybuntu
[07:35] <rabbit1> kubuntugirl__: or let me stick with 10.04 only
[07:35] <mang0> ThinkT510: what was the command?
[07:35] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: should be fine to install 10.04
[07:35] <ThinkT510> mang0: to remove root
[07:35] <mang0> O.o
[07:36] <kubuntugirl__> rabbit1: too early to discuss that now when 12.04 comes out try a live cd or virtualise then decide
[07:36] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, run this in Natty or alive cd wget -c http://iweb.dl.sourceforge.net/project/bootinfoscript/bootinfoscript/0.55/boot_info_script055.sh
[07:36] <nit-wit> chmod 777 boot_info_script055.sh
[07:36] <nit-wit> bash ./boot_info_script055.sh
[07:36] <rabbit1> kubuntugirl__: o good, will start downloading it now....
[07:36] <r000t_nb> girlybuntu, that command wiped everything in /, so... it wiped everything
[07:36] <fmauro> spyzer: okay and executing artha yields no errors?
[07:36] <spyzer> fmauro: artha works as expected
[07:36] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, did you install fedora?
[07:37] <r000t_nb> nit-wit, no, I just installed 11.04 x64 on a larger hard drive
[07:37] <fmauro> if you reset your key to the value without artha, does it resume to work?
[07:37] <Myrtti> girlybuntu: that command should't actually work in ubuntu anymore...
[07:37] <spyzer> didn't check that will have to logout
[07:37] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, anything on it yet
[07:37] <fmauro> spyzer: do so pls
[07:37] <r000t_nb> Myrtti, it tries to protect itself? Now I gotta try this
[07:37] <spyzer> fmauro: is there some method like restart unity panel
[07:37] <spyzer> ?
[07:38] <Myrtti> r000t_nb: please dont
[07:38] <r000t_nb> Myrtti, I keep VMs around for such purposes
[07:38] <fmauro> spyzer: just go with a regular log-off
[07:38] <spyzer> fmauro, ok brb
[07:39] <r000t_nb> nit-wit, It just... ran
[07:39] <r000t_nb> and exited
[07:39] <r000t_nb> Where's the file you need?
[07:39] <rayvtirx> just a quicky
[07:39] <rayvtirx> i have ubuntu 10.04 lts
[07:40] <spyzer> fmauro, now its working
[07:40] <rayvtirx> i notice when i log in to the shell that it tells me right away how many packages can be upgraded
[07:40] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, should be in home
[07:40] <spyzer> fmauro: i mean without artha its working
[07:40] <rayvtirx> does that mean i dont have to do apt-get update anymore?
[07:40] <fmauro> spyzer: so your problem lies with artha.
[07:41] <ThinkT510> rayvtirx: that is the update manager automatically running in the background
[07:41] <dr_willis> rayvtirx:  its still a good idea to update befor installing thingd
[07:41] <stevethepirate> Hi, I'm on a 11.04 box (newly installed), but "restricted drivers" doesn't give me any options on my GFX card [lspci | grep -i nvi => 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation Device 1040 (rev a1)
[07:41] <dr_willis> rayvtirx:  like once a day perhaps
[07:41] <rayvtirx> so does the package list get reloaded everytime i log in or once a day or when?
[07:41] <r000t_nb> nit-wit, no files were created in my home folder
[07:42] <rayvtirx> oops ^^ thanks :)
[07:42] <fmauro> spyzer: this seems to be a known bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/artha/+bug/733179
[07:42] <ThinkT510> rayvtirx: check out the options on the update manager, you can tell it what to do and how often
[07:42] <dr_willis> rayvtirx:  i dont think its even once a day. maybe every few days
[07:42] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, you can reload grub to the mbr from natty 32bit and see if it is accessed then
[07:42] <fmauro> spyzer: artha does not yet use libunity.
[07:42] <dr_willis> rayvtirx:  its not updsted at every login
[07:43] <fmauro> spyzer: maybe check their sources, see if they have a branch where they are testing it and compile from there
[07:43] <spyzer> fmauro, okay i'll try see if resizing the icon may do the trick
[07:43] <r000t_nb> nit-wit, how do I go about doing that?
[07:43] <spyzer> ok
[07:43] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, let me know if your there the installed natty 32 bit
[07:43] <ThinkT510> dr_willis: it is once a day if you have long uptimes
[07:43] <r000t_nb> nit-wit, The OS installed is Ubuntu 11.04 Natty i386 Desktop
[07:43] <nit-wit> yes
[07:44] <dr_willis> ThinkT510:  yes  but ive seen it take longer. must be a cron thang.
[07:44] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, are you in the installed natty 32 right now
[07:44] <rayvtirx> how would i change update manager options, funny thing is when i installed i chose 'no automatic updates'?
[07:44] <r000t_nb> Yes, but The OS I want to boot into is Ubuntu 11.04 Natty AMD64 with Encrypted LVM
[07:45] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, run in the terminal sudo grub-install /dev/sda   let it finish then run sudo update-grub
[07:45] <mang0> Okay guys, I actually want to try out the unity desktop (!), as I've not actually tried it in the whole time I've been on 11.04! A couple of things; 1) I can't get unity to open on startup, I have to open compiz fusion icon from my applications list. How do I get compiz to manage my setup in Unity upon login? I've not got it set to ubuntu classic....and the other thing is, when I DO use the compiz fusion manager and get into Unity, the...dock thing on th
[07:45] <mang0> e left doesn't have any icons in: http://img6.imagebanana.com/img/8oz6u8bh/Workspace1_004.png Help!
[07:45] <fmauro> rayvtirx: are you using gnome?
[07:45] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, I'm assuming that the disc is sda
[07:45] <rayvtirx> no 10.04 server
[07:46] <fmauro> rayvtirx: ah k. sec
[07:46] <r000t_nb> nit-wit, i386 installed on sda, AMD64 installed on sdb.
[07:46] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, should be fine, but have you bee trying to access sdb by haveing it first in the bos?
[07:47] <nit-wit> *bios
[07:47] <r000t_nb> nit-wit, No. But I doubt it would do anything, the installer says it installed GRUB to /dev/sda1
[07:48] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, you didn't use the corret command there is no partition # in it
[07:48] <fmauro> rayvtirx: the updates are scheduled as cron-jobs in cron.daily, under apt / aptitude
[07:48] <r000t_nb> nit-wit, then id didn't have a 1. This was the Ubuntu 11.04 Natty AMD64 Alternate Flash Drive
[07:48] <rayvtirx> ok thanks fmauro :D
[07:49] <rayvtirx> and everyone
[07:49] <rayvtirx> bfn
[07:49] <stevethepirate> Hi, I'm on a 11.04 box (newly installed), but "restricted drivers" doesn't give me any options on my GFX card [lspci | grep -i nvi => 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation Device 1040 (rev a1)
[07:49] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, you are not making sense I asked were you booted to the natty 32 you said yes I then gave you 2 commands to run.
[07:50] <dradec> does Ubuntu 11.04 make use of ipv6 by default?
[07:50] <r000t_nb> nit-wit, I'm saying, when I ran the installer on the alt. cd, it said it installed GRUB to /dev/sda... I alsoneed to know which drive to put GRUB on, the new one, or the one I'm about to destroy when I'm done here
[07:50] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, why is that relevant?
[07:50] <spyzer> fmauro, either resizing of the icon helped or because I restarted the entire system(instead of just log-out) that helped, one of those did the trick :)
[07:51] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, your not putting grub in a partition but in the mbr
[07:51] <fmauro> spyzer: glad it worked out
[07:51] <r000t_nb> nit-wit, I have two physical drives
[07:51] <r000t_nb> I can take one out
[07:51] <r000t_nb> and throw it way
[07:51] <r000t_nb> and the other one will still be spinning
[07:51] <spyzer> fmauro: can i mention this as a workaround in the ubuntu bug page?
[07:52] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, I give up your not following instructions.
[07:52] <r000t_nb> Which drive's MBR do I want to wrote to
[07:52] <fmauro> spyzer: yes ofc
[07:52] <ThinkT510> r000t_nb: the one the bios boots first
[07:52] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, look back in the channel and read the answr is there.
[07:53] <r000t_nb> Intallation finished. Restart now?
[07:53] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, du=did you run sudo update-grub
[07:54] <r000t_nb> No. Thanks for reminding me
[07:54] <r000t_nb> This is interesting... when I ran update-grub, it only printed one pair of images
[07:55] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, if the sda drive is first in the bios reboot, now to get the natty 64 to have control of the boot if you get in run the same install command but change it to sdb, the you can wipe the nmatty 32 after you check the natty 64 with a reboot
[07:56] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, post them output from the terminal in a pastebin
[07:56] <r000t_nb> nit-wit, OK. So do I restart now?
[07:56] <r000t_nb> ok
[07:56] <ThinkT510> r000t_nb: you said earlier that the 64bit install was encrypted? is that just your /home that is encrypted?
[07:56] <r000t_nb> ThinkT510, Nope. Encrypted LVM
[07:57] <nit-wit> ThinkT510, you catch the error 17
[07:57] <ThinkT510> nit-wit: sorry, haven't followed the whole conversation
[07:57] <r000t_nb> nit-wit, http://pastebin.com/6v0eb41G
[07:57] <nit-wit> ThinkT510, no problem just wanted yyou to have all the info. ;)
[07:59] <ar71k> Hey i was looking for some theming help?
[07:59] <ThinkT510> !theme | ar71k
[08:00] <ar71k> http://i.imgur.com/aNhSj.png
[08:00] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, hard to say really, it looks like it is not seeing the natty 64, personally if it was me I would just reinstall.
[08:00] <mang0> Okay guys, I actually want to try out the unity desktop (!), as I've not actually tried it in the whole time I've been on 11.04! A couple of things; 1) I can't get unity to open on startup, I have to open compiz fusion icon from my applications list. How do I get compiz to manage my setup in Unity upon login? I've not got it set to ubuntu classic....and the other thing is, when I DO use the compiz fusion manager and get into Unity, the...dock thing on th
[08:00] <mang0> e left doesn't have any icons in: http://img6.imagebanana.com/img/8oz6u8bh/Workspace1_004.png Help!
[08:01] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, grub in the install should go to sdb the HD where it is installed.
[08:01] <r000t_nb> nit-wit, It didn't give me an option
[08:01] <ThinkT510> nit-wit: just wondering, how would a non-encrypted grub install detect kernels within an encrypted lvm?
[08:01] <nit-wit> ThinkT510, it does I have dula booted with a similar set up but with fedora, all 32 bit though.
[08:02] <r000t_nb> nit-wit, it just said "I'm going to install this to /dev/sda <Proceed> <Cancel>"
[08:02] <Stava> How can I remove/hide the Ubuntu One banner in nautilus? I dont want to remove ubuntuone entirely, because im using it, but that banner/toolbar is really annoying
[08:02] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, to reload grub to get the natty 32 to see the natty 64 read clloaser
[08:02] <ThinkT510> nit-wit: oh, cool. as you can tell i don't know much about encrption
[08:02] <nit-wit> *read closer I said install>  r000t_nb
[08:03] <r000t_nb> So just.... reinstall
[08:03] <r000t_nb> ?
[08:04] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, that is what I would do. It is a questyion of how long you want to wait for help, and even the get it fixed.
[08:04] <nit-wit> *then
[08:05] <r000t_nb> nit-wit, What I'm going to do is remove the 32 drive during the install, then reconnect it long enough to transfer my larger folders
[08:05] <r000t_nb> So it has no choice in the matter
[08:05] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, if you reinstall put grub in the mbr of the HD your installing to whch is sdb right now, then put it first in the bios to be read.
[08:06] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, as long as grub goes to that HD's mbr you will be okay.
[08:07] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, it got put in the wrong hd's mbr it sounds like, but natty 32 should have seen it so it is dificult to say without like the boot script all of this would have been in the script.
[08:08] <ThinkT510> r000t_nb: why do you want to remove drives while the system is running?
[08:10] <nit-wit> ThinkT510, good question I am assuming before install, you never know though. ;)
[08:10] <r000t_nb> ThinkT510, 1) Turn off 2) Remove old drive 3) Install to new drive 4) Put old drive in slave configuration 5) Boot to new drive 6) Transfer large files and games 7) Shut down 8) Remove old drive 9) Burn old hard drive before the feds find it
[08:11] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, and there is the crux you need the natty 64 as the main drive, not a slave with grub in the main.
[08:11] <ThinkT510> r000t_nb: sounds much better, but i sincerely hope step 9 is a joke
[08:11] <r000t_nb> ThinkT510, I did so many illegal things before I realized many parts of my drive, including swap, were unencrypted
[08:12] <r000t_nb> Also this new one is larger
[08:12] <r000t_nb> Much larger
[08:13] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, you have admitted this with your IP showing, the black helicopters are on their way. ;)
[08:13] <nit-wit> run rabbit run
[08:13] <r000t_nb> nit-wit, How do you (or a judge) know I wasn't joking for comic relief?
[08:13] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, same here. ;)
[08:13] <nit-wit> lol
[08:13] <r000t_nb> I mean come on, Charlie Sheen admitted to doing crack on national television
[08:14] <nit-wit> we are way off topic take it easy r000t_nb
[08:14] <r000t_nb> And is my IP showing?
[08:14] <r000t_nb> Wow....that's kinda embarassing
[08:14] <nit-wit> yes
[08:14] <fmauro> r000t_nb: it is indeed showing, stay ontopic pls
[08:15] <mang0> Okay guys, I actually want to try out the unity desktop (!), as I've not actually tried it in the whole time I've been on 11.04! A couple of things; 1) I can't get unity to open on startup, I have to open compiz fusion icon from my applications list. How do I get compiz to manage my setup in Unity upon login? I've not got it set to ubuntu classic....and the other thing is, when I DO use the compiz fusion manager and get into Unity, the...dock thing on th
[08:15] <mang0> e left doesn't have any icons in: http://img6.imagebanana.com/img/8oz6u8bh/Workspace1_004.png Help!
[08:15] <r000t_nb> Also, nit-wit the installer keeps trying to get internet resources, which it will never get because it can't configure the wireless card...
[08:15] <r000t_nb> I cancel them each time but it's a pain
[08:15] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, it should move on
[08:16] <nit-wit> r000t_nb, don't cancel anything just let it run
[08:18] <crop_extent> any one using imagemagick?
[08:18] <KSHawkEye> Hello, I'm running a linux server and running into issues with directory permissions. Are directories like temp/ required to have 777 permission to allow the server to write to them? I always though 777 was very unsecured
[08:18] <nit-wit> mang0, it sounds like you have tweaked compiz to not work maybe, try compiz --replace      or you can get metacity with metacity --replace
[08:19] <Infernet> hey all
[08:19] <mang0> nit-wit: what's the pros/cons of compiz and metacity?
[08:19] <r000t_nb> Might want to tag those with & disown to allow you to close the terminal
[08:19] <llutz> KSHawkEye: /tmp has 1777 (sticky bit set) which is ok, other shouldn't need 777
[08:19] <JakeyChan> hi, do you know which tool can read PDF page information such as "Page size : A4, A3, page orientation: Portrait, Landscape" ?? thank your help :)
[08:19] <JakeyChan>
[08:19] <nit-wit> mang0, being able to set it up in Natty is a bit of a challenge if you are not setup with the right tools.
[08:20] <KSHawkEye> llutz: Alright, what about logs/?
[08:20] <nit-wit> mang0, and a bit of a brve outlook.
[08:20] <llutz> KSHawkEye: no way
[08:20] <nit-wit> *brave
[08:20] <mang0> nit-wit: 1) what do you mean and 2) But I just wanna have a go with the unity inteface, surely it cant be that hard?
[08:20] <KSHawkEye> llutz: How could I get around "not writeable for the webserver" then?
[08:21] <KSHawkEye> llutz: For logs/ that is
[08:21] <llutz> KSHawkEye: chgrp the dir to www-data, 775 is fine then
[08:21] <llutz> KSHawkEye: ah, you don't speak about /var/log?
[08:21] <nit-wit> mang0, no its not but compiz has so many switches it is difficult where to start. Look for the compiz instauctions with web up8 website.
[08:21] <Semtex> hey guys, does anyone know if firefox 5 has a bug where it intermittently freezes for a few seconds when clicking on hyperlinks?
[08:21] <Semtex> and if 5.0.1 suffers from this?
[08:21] <i5noc> Semtex, ive never had that particular issue perse...
[08:22] <Semtex> hmm
[08:22] <i5noc> but
[08:22] <mang0> nit-wit: I suppose I can just replace compiz like you said, and see if that makes a differance?
[08:22] <i5noc> ive seen firefox freeze when trying to load a script thats heavy
[08:22] <KSHawkEye> llutz: No, its a directory within the software I'm trying to run on the server (roundcube) and it keeps throwing errors for both /temp and /logs
[08:22] <llutz> KSHawkEye: and only make those really needed dirs writeable, all other 755
[08:22] <i5noc> when one tab gets pwnd the whole thing goes unresponsive - that happens often for me
[08:22] <nit-wit> mang0, the replace commands just restart it
[08:22] <KSHawkEye> llutz: Right, I knew that much
[08:22] <Semtex> I dont think its a script tihing beacuse it happends on simple sites that have little or no script
[08:23] <Semtex> I'll try disabling addons
[08:23] <mang0> nit-wit: Oh. Hmm, I'll have a look at all that. Why is it that the launcher thing is just pure black with no icons? That's more important I suppose
[08:24] <sammyE> After installing ubuntu, I also installed Windows7 (master boot record overwrited...) how can I boot ubuntu without installing grub?
[08:24] <llutz> KSHawkEye: i misread you, thought you talk about /tmp etc...  give www-data limited write-access to those dirs it really needs to write. that should be fine
[08:24] <nit-wit> mang0, hard to say I assume you had compiz all tweaked for the clasic desktop, and there is a conflict.
[08:24] <Semtex> not sure if you can sammyE you need a bootloader
[08:25] <mang0> well nit-wit I can try switching to metacity?
[08:25] <i5noc> Semtex, do you get the same issue with 3.x?
[08:25] <quiescens> sammyE: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[08:25] <KSHawkEye> llutz: Alright, so I'll just chmod 777 those two directories then, I just wasn't sure if that was the solution, thanks.
[08:25] <Semtex> nope was fine i5noc
[08:25] <nit-wit> sammyE, easybcd
[08:25] <i5noc> k
[08:25] <llutz> KSHawkEye: not 777, chown all the stuff user:www-data   with 755   and chmod 775 those dirs
[08:26] <Semtex> also why does the firefox updates take soo long to reach the repositories?
[08:26] <nit-wit> mang0, thats why I mentioned that then you can mess with compiz.
[08:26] <llutz> KSHawkEye: you don't want to have your webserver have writeaccess to all dirs/files
[08:26] <mang0> nit-wit: Ah okcay, I'll try metacity now, thanks.
[08:26] <nit-wit> sammyE, are you familiar with easybcd?
[08:27] <nit-wit> mang0, no problem, you know how to alt-f2 to a tty and stop the desktop and get back in?
[08:27] <mang0> nit-wit: I had to do it once, but I had someone walk me through it. No, I'm afraid I don't :/
[08:28] <i5noc> still stalking u acid
[08:28] <i5noc> srry
[08:28] <nit-wit> mang0, I forget the stop command anybody want to chime it in.
[08:28] <sammyE> quiescens: I don't want to reinstall grub, I'm searching for a way to boot ubuntu. e.g. a command at grub> to just boot from a hdx,x
[08:28] <mang0> nit-wit: you mean to stop x? it's alt +f2 isn't it?
[08:29] <i5noc> sammyE, yeah that can be done
[08:29] <nit-wit> mang0, that gets you to a command line to run the stop command, it is still running when your there.
[08:29] <mang0> oh.
[08:29] <i5noc> try find /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[08:29] <mang0> somehting about sudo -kill x isn't it nit-wit ?
[08:30] <mang0> hold on i'll google
[08:30] <i5noc> thats going to be the root for your manual command
[08:30] <nit-wit> mang0, worse possible rebot.
[08:30] <mang0> XD
[08:30] <nit-wit> *reboot
[08:30] <i5noc> http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/4622?page=0,1
[08:30] <sammyE> i5noc: there may be a problem. the partition is crypted with luks. so find /boot/grub/grub.cfg doesn't work.
[08:30] <i5noc> would look like that 'to start lets boot slackware' bit
[08:30] <i5noc> HA
[08:30] <i5noc> that's why /boot is never encrypted
[08:31] <i5noc> you need it to boot the kernel which has the stuff to undo the luks
[08:31] <i5noc> instead you need to boot to another enviornment and decrypt iirc
[08:31] <mang0> nit-wit: apparantly it's ctrl-alt-f1, then login with user name and then $ sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[08:31] <i5noc>  / can be encrypted, just not /boot
[08:31] <quiescens> sammyE: what is actually happening? when you try to boot you get a grub prompt instead of a menu?
[08:31] <KSHawkEye> llutz: I understand what your saying, I'm just not sure how to actually do it... if I add a new group, doesn't httpd then need to run under that group so that it has the same permissions?
[08:31] <i5noc> btw nit-wit / mang0
[08:32] <sammyE> I get the windows mbr boot screen, I can't select ubuntu on it
[08:32] <llutz> KSHawkEye: www-data IS the group apache/httpd runs as
[08:32] <nit-wit> mang0, that is it man,
[08:32] <i5noc> fusion-icon is the king
[08:32] <mang0> i5noc: Hmm?
[08:32] <mang0> ah
[08:32] <i5noc> sammyE, try a livecd
[08:32] <KSHawkEye> llutz: Ah
[08:32] <mang0> nit-wit: so I need to switch to metacity and then run that command stuff?
[08:32] <_Lucifer> it seems pressing enter will sometimes crash my system. it could be a case of correlation does not equal causation, but the crash is always upon hitting enter, but not every press of enter crashes. it'll drop me into what appears to be the splash screen, usually with just the progress dots moving, without the actual logo. I can usually, but not always, drop into a pure terminal interface with ctrl-alt-f1. any ideas what this might be? and as a semi rela
[08:32] <_Lucifer> ted note, is it possible to submit posts on XChat without hitting enter so I don't accidentally crash while trying to figure it out?
[08:32] <i5noc> don't install just boot and open terminal and go from there so to speak
[08:32] <sammyE> tried it. and i went into grub. but the stuff with "find /boot/grub/stage1" doesn't work. i dont know why
[08:32] <nit-wit> i5noc, and a button on the desktop like synapse while your messing with compiz and watch your desktop melt. ;)
[08:33] <i5noc> nit-wit, yeah, i like a launcher for terminal, but ya
[08:33] <i5noc> :P
[08:33] <i5noc> ok sammyE go to #flood plz we can paste stuff there, yeah?
[08:33] <mang0> why not just install pastebinit
[08:34] <mang0> sudo command her | pastebinit
[08:34] <fmauro> _Lucifer: that is one twisted problem :) what does your dmesg say after these crashes?
[08:34] <quiescens> sammyE: if you get a windows boot manager, then your best solution is to boot a livecd, mount your partitions somewhere and then reinstall grub
[08:34] <i5noc> mang0, he cant boot to it
[08:34] <mang0> oh
[08:34] <mang0> O.o
[08:34] <nit-wit> i5noc, I had compiz running great even before the release I found a websit with great instructions, like the extra buttons.
[08:34] <i5noc> quiescens, yeah
[08:34] <KSHawkEye> llutz: Is the group made by default because I had to add it for it to recognize it?
[08:34] <MrCoffeeTV> Is someone trying to dual-boot Windows?
[08:34] <i5noc> o god
[08:34] <i5noc> no
[08:35] <cypha`> dualbooting is so oldschool
[08:35] <llutz> KSHawkEye: its a systemgroup, created when installing apache or other webservers
[08:35] <MrCoffeeTV> That's easy:  sudo update-grub
[08:35] <i5noc> the person in question has an encrypted partition which may include / and /boot
[08:35] <fmauro> _Lucifer: has this problem emerged recently (on other distros as well)
[08:35] <i5noc> and is trying to unllock it
[08:35] <mang0> i5noc: omg.
[08:35] <nit-wit> MrCoffeeTV, if the distro your in has grub in the mbr.
[08:35] <mang0> that's not cool
[08:35] <MrCoffeeTV> Just did that earlier when I installed Debian....  Ubuntu uses Grub 2, so there's no menu.lst to deal with.
[08:35] <_Lucifer> fmauro you know, for some reason I've never thought to check that. I think the last time I started reading the xsession errors file though, and nothing seemed related there though
[08:35] <i5noc> though, it is also a dual boot situation MrCoffeeTV
[08:36] <girl_> someone told me to run "rm -rf /" in terminal to boost performance. I did it , the pc froze and now kubuntu does not boot. Can anyone help me
[08:36] <MrCoffeeTV> Actually, the grub in my Ubuntu is on the Ubuntu disk its self.
[08:36] <fmauro> _Lucifer: try reproducing the error and look at your dmesg log to see what your kernel did
[08:36] <MrCoffeeTV> Not the Windows disk.
[08:36] <oCean> !danger
[08:36] <_Lucifer> actually come to think of it, I think it started when I switched from gdm to lightdm. could this be related?
[08:36] <cypha`> I think it has to be to prevent it from breaking grub
[08:36] <MrCoffeeTV> One solution:  Get Clonezilla, and then clone your Ubuntu partition, and also clone your Windows partition separately.
[08:37] <fmauro> _Lucifer: could very well be. but I wouldn't know why it would dislike the enter button
[08:37] <MrCoffeeTV> Then, use Clonezilla to put Ubuntu on its own disk.  This will hopefully preserve the boot properties.
[08:37] <nit-wit> girl_, you wiped the sytem.
[08:37] <oCean> girl_: that most likely has destroyed your system. Where was this "advice" given?
[08:37] <MrCoffeeTV> Then, put the Windows partition image on a separate drive, then boot Ubuntu.  Then, you should be able to do the sudo update-grub.
[08:38] <nit-wit> MrCoffeeTV, do you need help?
[08:38] <girl_> oCean: my bf told me that
[08:38] <KSHawkEye> llutz: Hmm, my httpd is actually running as root it shows, with the sub processes running as "apache" user
[08:38] <girl_> oCean: what do you mean destryed my system
[08:38] <MrCoffeeTV> Someone was wondering about dual booting Ubuntu, nit-wit, so I figured I'd add how I've done it.
[08:38] <MrCoffeeTV> Anyway, carry on.
[08:38] <oCean> girl_: the command (please don't post it here again) will remove everything from your filesystem.
[08:39] <nit-wit> MrCoffeeTV, just checking.;)
[08:39]  * herkupus smells a troll
[08:39] <girl_> but is thier no way to recover?
[08:39]  * racho agrees with herkupus
[08:39] <oCean> girl_: unless you have backups, no
[08:39] <_Lucifer> fmauro no idea. something made me think of that, whenever I would hit f5 while at the semi splash screen thing (no idea why I did that), some text would scroll by and one of the things was something along the lines of "starting lightdm [fail] " now that I'm thinking on it. I think I'll try to get a dmesg before switching back though, see why it would
[08:39] <MrCoffeeTV> I do like Ubuntu's version of Grub.  I just wish they would get rid of the 100% sizing bug when I open up firefox.
[08:39] <oCean> girl_: and even in that case, you would have to reinstall a basic system to be able to restore your backup
[08:40] <girl_> what happens if I mount the partition in livecd will I have access to files home folder?
[08:40] <mang0> nit-wit: How do I configure metacity for Unity?
[08:40] <oCean> girl_: you removed everything
[08:41] <oCean> girl_: but sure, you could try running livecd and see what is left
[08:41] <mang0> I'm using it now but I'm not sure how to configure it. Can I still use compiz-fusion manager?
[08:41] <nit-wit> mang0, metacity --replace will switch it to it.
[08:41] <fmauro> girl_: you may be able to recover certain files if you don't overwrite stuff and your home folder wasn't encrypted
[08:41] <mang0> I've already switched to it nit-wit
[08:41] <girl_> fmauro: not encrypted
[08:41] <mang0> looks the same as before, gnome2
[08:42] <elhoir|wrk> hi there
[08:42] <nit-wit> mang0, I would set compiz to default then run compiz --replace the start the breakage.
[08:42] <elhoir|wrk> im behind a proxy, and i have lost apt-get access
[08:42] <nit-wit> *then
[08:42] <_Lucifer> girl_  you could try recovery tools such as scalpel from a live session, since much of it should still be there unless it was actually overwritten, just nothing pointing to it
[08:42] <elhoir|wrk> it worped properly before
[08:42] <fmauro> girl_: then I would suggest you make a full dd image of your disk and try to recover from there. this is no easy feat
[08:42] <mang0> okay nit-wit
[08:42] <elhoir|wrk> but i changed in gnome settings and stopped working :-/
[08:42] <girl_> fmauro: ok
[08:43] <elhoir|wrk> may anyone help please?
[08:43] <nit-wit> mang0, there are lots of help websites for this you might cruise goolge a bit to get a setup known to work.
[08:43] <girl_> fmauro:, _lucifer, actually I was tricked, I did not run the command directly it was in a cript
[08:43] <girl_> edit script
[08:43] <nit-wit> mang0, to start with.
[08:43] <mang0> nit-wit: okay, thanks.
[08:43] <redmarv> hi all
[08:43] <nit-wit> mang0, I have it down now so I removed my bokmarks.
[08:43] <mang0> I've got the unity interface now, but the launcher/dock thing is still not showing icons. nit-wit <
[08:44] <mang0> nit-wit: damn!
[08:44] <mang0> lol
[08:44] <nit-wit> mang0, I would logout of the desktop or rebot.
[08:44] <mang0> Mk.
[08:44] <Maaksaa> Sorry, please tell me a book on ubuntu?
[08:44] <redmarv> anyone knows how to make ubuntu do some operation on a file when it is uploaded by a remote device?
[08:44] <bazhang> !manual | Maaksaa
[08:44] <nit-wit> mang0, logging put should work but sometimes U have had to reboot
[08:45] <nit-wit> U=I
[08:45] <nit-wit> put=out
[08:45] <tekonivelo> hi. my Gwibber window only flashes on screen and then vanishes. It seems to be starting in a window to small for it. I tried to maximize all windows with compiz, but that didn't help i'm afraid :\
[08:46] <fmauro> tekonivelo: try running it from a terminal and look at the error messages there
[08:46] <mang0> nit-wit: it's time for some power googling! I've just logged out and in, and I've reverted to my gnome! Gr.
[08:46] <redmarv> I explain, I'd like to create a server that when I upload from my mobile an image, it work on it and return a string with some values
[08:46] <nit-wit> mang0, here is a goggle search start.  https://encrypted.google.com/webhp?hl=en#sclient=psy&hl=en&site=webhp&source=hp&q=compiz+cube+natty&pbx=1&oq=compiz+cube+natty&aq=f&aqi=g1g-b1&aql=&gs_sm=e&gs_upl=2225l9911l0l10410l17l15l0l1l1l0l1394l6060l<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>l15l0&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&fp=abb1f03500b21ec4&biw=856&bih=577
[08:46] <mang0> oh, thanks
[08:46] <tekonivelo> fmauro: yeah that's what i'm doing
[08:47] <nit-wit> mang0, no fun like watching the desktop go hog wild.;)
[08:47] <fmauro> tekonivelo: what does it return then?
[08:47] <girl_> oCean:,_Lucifer,fmauro: Thanks for your help I mounted the partition from live cd and recovered my whole home folder, everything seems present
[08:47] <tekonivelo> fmauro: i get a lot of Gtk-warning about underallocation
[08:47] <mang0> nit-wit: indeed haha
[08:47] <Maaksaa> Thank you very much
[08:47] <wangxingchao> hi
[08:47] <deven_> is there something like system restore on ubuntu?
[08:47] <fmauro> tekonivelo: could you post it to pastebin?
[08:48] <mang0> nit-wit: google ssl?! O.o OoooOooh!
[08:48] <fmauro> tekonivelo: also you could try running under a regular gnome session first to see if it isnt compiz that is acting up
[08:48] <bazhang> deven_, no
[08:49] <nit-wit> mang0, it is the only way I fly
[08:49] <deven_> then is there any way for me to restore my system to last know good configuration on ubuntu using some other software?
[08:49] <bazhang> deven_, from backups
[08:50] <nit-wit> mang0, https://encrypted.google.com/webhp?hl=en  I speak english
[08:50] <mang0> Lol, okay.
[08:50] <psyche> guys i m having trouble booting ubuntu
[08:50] <psyche> can anyone help..?
[08:51] <fmauro> tekonivelo: could you post it to pastebin?
[08:51] <girl_> psyche: What is the problem?
[08:51] <fmauro> tekonivelo: also you could try running under a regular gnome session first to see if it isnt compiz that is acting up
[08:51] <tekonivelo> fmauro: oops sorry, my kerlen panicked :D
[08:51] <psyche> i have ubuntu 11.04 installed ion my PC along with windows &..
[08:52] <psyche> after updating my ubuntu, it asked me to restart..
[08:52] <girl_> psyche: Then
[08:52] <psyche> after restarting the GRUB prompt would appear instead of login page
[08:52]  * tekonivelo hasn't had a kernel panic in more than a decade
[08:52]  * fmauro neither
[08:52] <nit-wit> psyche, looks like this  grub>
[08:52] <psyche> yess nit-wit
[08:53] <nit-wit> psyche, you have a live cd of natty?
[08:53] <girl_> psyche: What does this grub prompt say... so that I get your messages easily please begin each line with girl_:
[08:53] <tekonivelo> fmauro: i wish something like --maximize or --geometry 500x500 worked
[08:54] <nit-wit> girl_, they get a   grub>
[08:54] <psyche> i have a CD of ubuntu 10.10 i upgraded to 11.,04 later
[08:54] <fmauro> tekonivelo: maybe you can edit the size in gconf-editor  under apps/gwibber
[08:54] <psyche> my grub says nothing girl
[08:54] <tekonivelo> fmauro: this is what i'm getting: "(gwibber:2410): Gtk-WARNING **: gtk_widget_size_allocate(): attempt to underallocate GwibberGtkStreamView's child GwibberGtkTileBox 0x880f9b0. Allocation is 84x1, but minimum required size is 84x200."
[08:54] <girl_> psyche: I will give you instructions to reinstall grub and see if that will work
[08:54] <nit-wit> psyche, you need a natty cd to fix this grub in natty is dfferent.
[08:54] <girl_> psyche:can you boot the live cd
[08:55] <psyche> yess i did boot the live CD but it shows me the option of installing ubuntu rather than repairing the broken fragments
[08:55] <nit-wit> I'm not joking here a natty cd only girl_  and psyche
[08:55] <tekonivelo> fmauro: and this one happens before: "(gwibber:2410): Gtk-WARNING **: gtk_widget_size_allocate(): attempt to underallocate GtkMenuBar's child GtkImageMenuItem 0x8a879a8. Allocation is -1073741720x-1, but minimum required size is 5898228x21."
[08:55] <soreau> ! grub2
[08:56] <psyche> nit-wit i dont have a naaty cd
[08:56] <fmauro> tekonivelo: take a look in gconf-editor.
[08:56] <Leen151> Hi! somebody can help me about install mod_proxy_html vers.3.1?
[08:56] <girl_> psyche: can you boot a live environment
[08:56] <nit-wit> psyche, you need one take my word for it grub 1.99 is diferent you can't reload it with any other than a natty cd
[08:56] <girl_> psyche: and start a terminal
[08:56] <tekonivelo> fmauro: i did, but couldn't find anything relevant... i'll do a search on "gwibber"
[08:56] <psyche> how can u start a terminal
[08:57] <girl_> nit-witt: actually you can with chroot
[08:57] <Heinrichabc> Ctrl alt t
[08:57] <nit-wit> psyche, you are not being helped there.
[08:57] <deven_> for getting proper system restore, which folders are important to backup?
[08:57] <psyche> nit-wit: what can i do..?
[08:57] <nit-wit> girl_, ah if you can yes sorry, you did not mention chroot and seemed rather inexsperienced.
[08:58] <soreau> deven_: At least $HOME
[08:58] <deven_> ok anything other than home folder which can be important to backup?
[08:58] <mang0> nit-wit: Everything is sorted apart from the launcher/dock! This is ridiculous haha.
[08:58] <nit-wit> girl_, if you can chroot them in carry on . ;)
[08:59] <soreau> ! backup | deven_
[08:59] <girl_> psyche: have you booted and run terminal?
[08:59] <nit-wit> mang0, it is a day at the races a long day.
[08:59] <Leen151> some help with mod_proxy_html?
[08:59] <psyche> okk after running terminal..?
[08:59] <mang0> nit-wit: Indeed. Humph. :P
[09:00] <deven_> thanks for help soreau & ubottu :))))) claps
[09:00] <girl_> psyche: do you know how to mount a partition
[09:00] <psyche> yes
[09:00] <girl_> girl_ mount your partition where ubuntu is installed somewhere
[09:00] <psyche> okk
[09:00] <soreau> deven_: FWIW, ubottu is a bot as the nick hints
[09:00] <tekonivelo> fmauro: there's /apps/gwibber/preferences/window_size (i've set it to [500,500]), but that doesn't help. Is there some transition to some other place to save settings (gnome-settings-deamon)? it has an org.gwibber schema too
[09:00] <girl_> now in terminal type "sudo -i"
[09:01] <psyche> okk
[09:01] <deven_> lol@ok soreau
[09:01] <girl_> psyche: type "chroot /the/directory/where/you/mounted/"
[09:01] <psyche> okk
[09:02] <girl_> psyche: give me a sec
[09:02] <girl_> psyche: sudo grub-install --boot-directory=/mnt /dev/sda
[09:03] <girl_> psyche: change --boot-directory and sda as needed
[09:03] <fmauro> tekonivelo: yes I tried that as well with no luck... ( the gconf setting ). I'll keep looking
[09:04] <tekonivelo> fmauro: ok i solved it
[09:04] <fmauro> tekonivelo: do tell :)
[09:05] <nmvictor> I have a small concern, when using GnomeDo or Synapse to open files (.avi,.mp4,.pdf e.t.c) with their default applications, nautilus is opened with the file selected in its containing dir. I started experiencing this with Natty, In maverick the default behaviour was to open the file with its default application. How do I get this behaviour in Natty?
[09:05] <tekonivelo> the gwibber window preferences in Oneiric are stored in gnome-settings-daemon, not gconf
[09:06] <arack95> :o
[09:06] <fmauro> tekonivelo: oh I see. glad it worked out
[09:06] <tekonivelo> so gwibber remember's it's own window size, see "gsettings list-recursively org.gwibber.state"
[09:06] <nmvictor> Anyone experiencing the problem above too?
[09:07] <fmauro> tekonivelo: indeed
[09:07] <slinzex> Hi there!
[09:07] <slinzex> I was upgrading my ubuntu maverick, and get this error "Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-wine/ppa/ubuntu/pool/main/w/wine1.3/ttf-symbol-replacement-wine1.3_1.3.24-0ubuntu1~ppa1~maverick1_all.deb 404  Not Found"
[09:07] <slinzex> What can I do? because upgrade is aborted
[09:07] <FloodBot1> slinzex: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:07] <tekonivelo> and "gsettings reset org.gwibber.state height ;gsettings reset org.gwibber.state width" solved it
[09:07] <tekonivelo> fmauro: \o/
[09:08] <tekonivelo> fmauro: live and learn :)
[09:08] <fmauro> slinzex: you can try to remove the faulty ppa in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/[...]
[09:09] <nmvictor> slinzex: how about you remove the wine package temporarily to proceed with the upgrade then sort it later
[09:09] <slinzex>  fmauro how to remove it manually?
[09:09] <slinzex>  fmauro ah ok nothing
[09:09] <girl_> slinzex: THis problem is on server side (ppa) not yours, you could disable the wine ppa then try again
[09:09] <slinzex>  fmauro I'll try
[09:09] <slinzex> girl_ ok
[09:11] <tekonivelo> fmauro: thanks for help and sparring! i owe you one
[09:11] <bobweaver> hi there I would like to learn more about how a distro like ubuntu is put together upstreams and what not what is on a live cd how ppa;s work from squafs
[09:11] <slinzex> So in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/   I have to  temporally remove ubuntu-wine-ppa-lucid.list.save   ?
[09:11] <girl_> I want to boot img or vhd/ alike virtual disk files on hdd with grub 2 is this possible
[09:11] <slinzex> fmauro:  i guess so .
[09:13] <bobweaver> like the base is debian right 4.0 ? with a moded framwork ?
[09:13] <girl_> bobweaver: It follows a release cyclehttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/NattyReleaseSchedule
[09:14] <bobweaver> where do repos come into play with a install ?
[09:14] <girl_> bobweaver: repos are just an online collection of software
[09:14] <wildbat> girl_:  yes ~ WUBI do that there is map function to make a loop device
[09:14] <bobweaver> the squafs ? mem boot ?
[09:14] <daisy> Hi all
[09:15] <mang0> can I put in a "spoiler" in a post on the ubuntu forums? Like, if I want to post an image of my desktop? or does it have to just be there, no click to show sorta thing...?
[09:15] <slinzex> is there any way to improve sound quality in ubuntu?
[09:15] <girl_> bobweaver: what do you want to know about, how new features etc are decided upon or how the cd iso is packaged
[09:15] <stevecam> i noticed that the tab-completion in the gnome terminal has been behaving a bit differently lately, it wont always add an escape character when needed
[09:16] <bobweaver> girl_: both
[09:16] <daedra> has anyone here gotten DWM/WMII/Xmonad running on Ubuntu?
[09:16] <daedra> I would  like to use a tiling window manager
[09:16] <psypher246> hello all. who here has a usb3 port? i need some help with an annoying issue with usb3 and input devices like keyboard and mouse. random keys don't type or get stuck and type the same letter continuously. very erratic typing and mouse movements. only happen son the usb3 ports
[09:16] <psypher246> no help on google or forums
[09:17] <girl_> bobweaver: First features etc are planned about in the Ubuntu Developer Summit http://uds.ubuntu.com/
[09:17] <daisy> I have a problem with sudo apt-get with ubuntu jaunty... sources list seems to be out of date & I can't install filezilla, among others. Getting a lot of 404 not found errors. Any ideas?
[09:17] <rabbit1> which is the best FS for 10.04 on AMD and for External Harddisk ?
[09:17] <rabbit1> please help, i also got to take backup from FAT/ NTFS partitions.....
[09:17] <daedra> rabbit1: it depends on what you want to use it for
[09:17] <ThinkT510> daedra: they are in the repos
[09:18] <girl_> bobweaver: Then this is made into a schedule and snapshots of the progress are taken as per time and labeled alpha, beta etc until final date comed
[09:18] <ThinkT510> !find xmonad | daedra
[09:18] <daedra> ThinkT510: I know.. but DWM at least doesn't magically start working
[09:18] <rabbit1> daedra: yeah, i would prefer ext4 on my HDD and for external HDs ?
[09:18] <daedra> rabbit1: use ext4 then
[09:19] <daedra> rabbit1: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_file_systems
[09:19] <ThinkT510> daedra: don't you need to edit your .xinitrc?
[09:19] <rabbit1> daedra: Thanks, any suggestion for external HD as i have to take backup from ext and FAT, both
[09:19] <bobweaver> I guess what I mean is when installing or running ubiquity what is going on I am real confused about how upstreaming  works
[09:20] <daedra> ThinkT510: X doesn't look at .xinitrc
[09:21] <daedra> ThinkT510: at least on Ubuntu 11.04
[09:21] <ThinkT510> daedra: ah, sorry, was thinking from arch viewpoint
[09:21] <daedra> ThinkT510: I needed to edit .xsession to get dwm to appear in the gdm login menu, but when I start it from there it loads no WM
[09:21] <nit-wit> daisy, jaunty is past the end of life, I don't see any repositories for it as of now myself.
[09:22] <MrCoffeeTV> Folks, I'm off to the store...
[09:22] <daedra> ThinkT510: yeah I also use Arch on my main computer. My work laptop has 11.04 though and i have no choice but to stick with it
[09:22] <MrCoffeeTV> Thanks for having me visit...
[09:22] <nit-wit> MrCoffeeTV, bring me some twinkies.
[09:22] <daedra> MrCoffeeTV: GODSPEED, YOU!
[09:22] <MrCoffeeTV> Heh heh heh...
[09:22] <MrCoffeeTV> No twinkies.  I'm lucky to afford milk.
[09:24] <daedra> has anyone here gotten DWM/WMII/Xmonad running on Ubuntu?
[09:24] <pratz> hey guys a good pdf to doc converter ??
[09:25] <daedra> pratz: I use Google Docs
[09:25] <pratz> daedra: any other than that >>
[09:25] <pratz> *??
[09:26] <rabbit1> daedra: i think will goahead with NTFS for now, coz both the data from WXP and 8.04 can be stored... and hope 10.04 also reads NTFS
[09:27] <Predkambrij> hi all
[09:28] <Predkambrij> is there easy way to repair video driver or restore it to default?
[09:28] <Linuxer_> Hi Predkambrij
[09:28] <daedra> Hi all. has anyone here gotten DWM/WMII/Xmonad running on Ubuntu?
[09:29] <ugly_duck> what good games are there for linux? i like starcraft I, warcraft II
[09:29] <ugly_duck> i tried to get railroad tycoon working, but its complaining about the sound system
[09:30] <mang0> Nice! Ubuntu one has gone up from 2GB free to 5GB free!
[09:31] <slinzex> How to improve sound quality "UBUNTU" ?
[09:32] <fmauro> slinzex: you will have to explain more clearly where your issue lies
[09:32] <Predkambrij> slinzex
[09:32] <Predkambrij> try with new driver and broke all :D
[09:32] <Predkambrij> like me :D
[09:34] <local> hello all..am trying to install ubuntu 9.10 using a usb drive..while installing it says there was a problem reading cd..am using usb stick..can someone help me pls?thanks
[09:34] <nit-wit> local, 9.10 is end of life.
[09:35] <local> hey nit
[09:35] <nit-wit> hello local
[09:35] <local> oh man wait its me Chaitu
[09:35] <nit-wit> local, lol
[09:36] <local> same guy who gets grub rescue for 11
[09:36] <local> lol yeah ..still struck there
[09:36] <Predkambrij> local, did you check md5sum of your iso before you write it to usb flash?
[09:36] <mang0> How do I uninstall ubuntu one?
[09:37] <local> umm nope
[09:37] <ThinkT510> local: why are you trying to install 9.10?
[09:37] <local> I thought installing this will get my old.grub nd windows
[09:37] <Predkambrij> mang0 format disk...
[09:37] <mang0> -.-
[09:37] <local> I had this version before I tried updating
[09:38] <ThinkT510> local: why don't you just reinstall grub?
[09:38] <g33p> hello! I have put ubuntu server on my usb using unetbootin. but the usb's boot menu is converted to unetbootin's standard one and i can't install server using minimal mode setting. how do i do it if i could edit boot parameters? in short: what is boot parameter to go to minimal server install?
[09:39] <local> think: I need love cd of 11 to do that nd I don't have that
[09:39] <local> live
[09:39] <fmauro> g33p: you could use ubuntus startup disk creator to get the regular boot menu.
[09:39] <ThinkT510> local: and you can't download it?
[09:40] <local> you mean live cd? no..only have this phone nd lappy which is broken
[09:40] <g33p> fmauro: alright but since i have already done it, (can't copy all that again to my slow usb) can i get to minimal install by editing boot params?
[09:40] <local> start up.creator? will that help me?
[09:40] <mang0> hey Predkambrij I just uninstalled ubuntu one. ha. lol :P
[09:41] <slinzex> hi there!
[09:41] <slinzex> someone know path to current theme in ubuntu?
[09:41] <cypha> can someone please hilight me so i can test something
[09:41] <mang0> Cypha
[09:41] <cypha> mang0: one more time plesae
[09:41] <mang0> cypha Highlight
[09:41] <fmauro> g33p: It might be possible but I wouldn't know how. sry
[09:41] <daedra> I've decided not to use GNOME, but I do want something NetworkManager to keep my wifi connection alive over login/logouts. How do I do this?
[09:41] <daedra> something like NetworkManager*
[09:41] <jacekkulas> jacekkulas
[09:42] <daedra> jacekkulas
[09:42] <local> this 9.10 gives me option to install grub boot loader..would it work for my broken 11 version?
[09:42] <cypha> damn, guess it didn't work
[09:42] <mang0> :/
[09:42] <fmauro> daedra: are you running tty only, or another graphical user environment?
[09:42] <Kingsy> if I installed eclipse with sudo apt-get install eclipse-platform     that installs Version: 3.5.2   how do i upgrade to 3.7.0 (latest) ?
[09:42] <iceroot> !backports | Kingsy
[09:43] <daedra> fmauro: another graphical user environment
[09:43] <daedra> fmauro: what do you recommend fo rthat?
[09:43] <fmauro> daedra. which one? xfce? kde?
[09:43] <daedra> fmauro: XMonad
[09:44] <daedra> fmauro: assume I'm using xfce
[09:44] <slinzex> where is current theme located "UBUNTU" ???
[09:44] <daisy> Hi all
[09:44] <Kingsy> iceroot: how do you know if eclipse is there? if so what its called etc?
[09:44] <fmauro> daedra: I know xmonad. you're running wireless?
[09:44] <daedra> fmauro: yes
[09:45] <fmauro> daedra: how about this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=843341
[09:45] <jrib> daedra: why something *like* networkmanager and not just networkmanager :P  Anyway, your only other real option is wicd afaik
[09:45] <antihero> is http://dl.google.com/linux/chrome/deb/  offline for anyone else?
[09:45] <local> can anyone tell me how to install from usb but not cd drive?this installation is looking for files on cd wen I have it on usb stick..
[09:45] <Onepamopa> anyone know how to install java7 from .tar.gz package manually ???
[09:45] <antihero> Where's google's repo gone?
[09:45] <Onepamopa> I added it @ /usr/lib64/jvm/
[09:45] <Onepamopa> but update-alternatives doesnt find it
[09:46] <daedra> jrib: it can be networkmanager
[09:46] <daedra> jnetworkmanager is like networkmanager. infact, it is
[09:46] <ThinkT510> antihero: i get a 404for that page
[09:46] <daedra> jrib: networkmanager is like networkmanager. infact, it is
[09:46] <daisy> I'm an error "Hash Sum mismatch" when running sudo apt-get install "something" ("something"="filezilla). Does anyone know what this means? Why would this be happening? I am using Jaunty, but I don't think that's the problem.
[09:46] <jrib> daedra: those are your options then: networkmanager and wicd
[09:46] <Onepamopa> off
[09:47] <cypha> can someone hilight me again please
[09:47] <Kingsy> according to google, you cant install 3.7.0 from the PPA, is that right? or is it there somewhere?
[09:47] <jrib> cypha: do that somewhere else please
[09:47] <ThinkT510> cypha: what are you doin?
[09:47] <daedra> fmauro: that's an awful suggestion. I connect to lots of different APs
[09:47] <cypha> setting up a highlight notification script on irssi
[09:47] <antihero> ThinkT510: Indeed
[09:47] <daedra> fmauro: that forum post suggests hard coding in the APs
[09:48] <jrib> daedra: fwiw I use wicd with xmonad because it provides a nice curses interface
[09:48] <daedra> jrib: I choose networkmanager! Now what... :P
[09:48] <daedra> oh right
[09:49] <jrib> daedra: then you're on your own, though I believe you can either just bring up nm-applet or use the cli interface (nmcli)
[09:49] <jrib> "cli interface"
[09:49] <jrib> heh
[09:50] <Kingsy> I cant even download and replace eclipse cos I don't know where the repos have installed it.. lol
[09:50] <jrib> Kingsy: APT installs and removes things
[09:51] <Kingsy> jrib: yeah, but eclipse 3.7 isnt in the repos
[09:51] <Onepamopa> ok guys, someone would explain how to install jdk-7-linux-x64.tar.gz @ ubuntu ??????
[09:51] <jrib> !java | Onepamopa
[09:52] <Kingsy> apt-get install eclipse-platform installs 3.5 not 3.7, I need to upgrade to 3.7
[09:52] <Kingsy> jrib: ^^
[09:52] <Onepamopa> ubottu "sun-java6" .... Im going for sun-java7
[09:53] <Onepamopa> jrib very nice that doesnt help at all
[09:53] <Onepamopa> trust me
[09:53] <Onepamopa> Im doing MANUAL installation from tarball
[09:53] <Onepamopa> since java-7 isnt @ any repository YET
[09:53] <reachingperfecti> internet not working on rouete :dna A212 , laptop DELL INSPIRON 1525 with ubuntu 11.04
[09:53] <Onepamopa> so, anyone knows how to manually install it ???
[09:53] <stevecam> i want java-8
[09:53] <Onepamopa> stevecam wait 2 years
[09:53] <jrib> Onepamopa: you said "I can't ...cos I don't know where the repos have installed it".  I'm pointing out that you don't need to know where the repos installed it
[09:53] <Onepamopa> java7 is here ..
[09:54] <freedom07> ubottu, could you please give me a beer?
[09:54] <cjs> What's the package I install to enable compatability with 32-bit programs on a 64-bit OS?
[09:54] <Onepamopa> jrib there's no java 7 @ ubuntu repos trust me
[09:54] <Onepamopa> I checked
[09:54] <r000t_nb> Hello. I just installed Ubuntu Natty x64, and when booting into the new installation, is says 'error: no video mode activated'
[09:54] <Onepamopa> why do u think Im going for tarball ?
[09:54] <r000t_nb> Why did my computer become a very expensive paperweight?
[09:54] <slinzex> someone know path to current theme in ubuntu?
[09:55] <jrib> Onepamopa: I'm not claiming there is.  What is stopping you from installing the tarball?
[09:55] <jrib> slinzex: why?
[09:55] <Onepamopa> jrib that's the thing - HOW to install it ?
[09:55] <slinzex> jrib I need to change window border width
[09:55] <jrib> Onepamopa: where did you get the tarball?
[09:55] <Onepamopa> I added it @ /usr/lib64/jvm/java-7-sun-1.7.0-b147
[09:55] <slinzex> jrib but I have to access to .XML of theme
[09:55] <Onepamopa> jrib from oracle's webpage
[09:55] <jrib> slinzex: create a copy of the theme from /usr/share/themes/ in ~/.themes/ and modify the copy
[09:55] <cjs> Or, alternatively, how do I find out what package caused the automatic installation of ia32-libs?
[09:55] <jrib> Onepamopa: link please
[09:56] <Onepamopa> wait
[09:56] <reachingperfecti> please help :internet not working on rouete :dna A212 , laptop DELL INSPIRON 1525 with ubuntu 11.04
[09:56] <Onepamopa> http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/java-se-jdk-7-download-432154.html
[09:56] <Onepamopa> here ya go
[09:56] <Onepamopa> released yesterday
[09:56] <slinzex> jrib yes but, in there are a lot of themes. I'm using CUSTOMIZED theme, so I don't know it's name
[09:57] <jrib> Onepamopa: have you read the "Installation Instructions" at the link you provided?
[09:57] <Onepamopa> w8 to check
[09:57] <Onepamopa> where do you see "Installation instructions" ?
[09:58] <reachingperfecti> just reply even if u don not know : internet not working on rouete :dna A212 , laptop DELL INSPIRON 1525 with ubuntu 11.04
[09:58] <jrib> Onepamopa: keep in mind of course that installing things outside the repositories makes you responsible for updates
[09:58] <Onepamopa> jrib can you provide me the link for "installation instructions"
[09:58] <Onepamopa> I cant seem to find it
[09:58] <pratz> hey guys i have installed skype on 10.04 but my can not record my voice , i guess micro phone issue
[09:58] <ThinkT510> Onepamopa: there should be a readme in the tarball
[09:58] <jrib> Onepamopa: on the link you gave me, it says "installation instructions" under the download button
[09:59] <pratz> any idea from where to configure the microphone
[09:59] <slinzex> jrib have you any solution for that?
[09:59] <reachingperfecti> guys : just say hie because i want to confirm if u getting my messages
[09:59] <Onepamopa> jrib cool, yes I have read it yesterday
[10:00] <jrib> Onepamopa: go on...
[10:00] <Onepamopa> so explain to me now, what happens when I write java -version and I see java-6 ?
[10:00] <Onepamopa> and update-alternatives --config java
[10:00] <Onepamopa> doesnt see the 7 version ?
[10:00] <ThinkT510> reachingperfecti: people won't reply if they don't know how to help you
[10:00] <Onepamopa> thats the thing Im asking about
[10:00] <jrib> Onepamopa: you are not calling the correct java
[10:00] <Onepamopa> jrib o yes I know that
[10:00] <Onepamopa> then how to make java7 the "correc" one ?
[10:01] <jrib> Onepamopa: add it to your path, or call it using it's full path
[10:01] <reachingperfecti> thinkt510: thanks bro was trying to confirm if my messages were reaching or i was blocked
[10:01] <Onepamopa> jrib then why update-alternatives doesnt see it ?
[10:01] <Onepamopa> I dont want to delete my old java-6, just to select java7 and use it for now
[10:01] <jrib> Onepamopa: because it's not a nice debian package I suppose.  You can add it as an alternative, see update-alternatives documentation
[10:02] <Onepamopa> chcecking..
[10:02] <jrib> slinzex: you want the theme that corresponds to the "controls" tab when you customized
[10:02] <slinzex> jrib I just need to access metacity-theme-1.xml  of CURRENT theme
[10:03] <slinzex> jrib in controls I have GTK Leopard
[10:03] <jrib> slinzex: yes, so go to gnome-appearance-properties, click customize.  See what is selected under the "controls".  Copy that from /usr/share/themes/ to ~/.themes/.  Renaming it is probably a good idea but not required as ~/.themes will override /usr/share/themes/.  Then make your modifications
[10:03] <slinzex> jrib but in /usr/share/themes I haven't
[10:04] <jrib> slinzex: then check ~/.themes/
[10:04] <oCean> Onepamopa: first add it to alternatives using: sudo update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/java java /usr/lib/{whateverpathtonewjavaversion}/bin/java {some_priority}
[10:04] <slinzex> jrib thx, is there!
[10:06] <Onepamopa> oCean already done, thanks anyway :)
[10:06] <wasanzy> hi all
[10:07] <g33p> hello! how do i convert my ubuntu 11.04 server install to a minimal server install? (system is overloaded all the time)
[10:08] <minimec> Hi. Imagine you have a vanilla firefox install in /home/minimec/firefox and you want to add the libflashplayer.so. In what folder would you put that plugin?
[10:08] <jrib> g33p: what do you mean when you say "system is overloaded"?
[10:08] <jrib> minimec: ~/.mozilla/plugins/
[10:08] <ThinkT510> g33p: remove what you don't need
[10:08] <Ascavasaion> How do I find out what my IP is that my IP assigned to me?  I am on a PC behind an ADSL router.  Thank you.
[10:08] <g33p> uptime command's output has figures like 2.3 etc all the time
[10:08] <asdjaputra> g33p, don't install Xorg ;)
[10:08] <minimec> jrib: I did that, but it doesn't work at all.
[10:08] <jrib> g33p: well what's hogging the cpu in top?
[10:09] <minimec> jrib: That is driving me nuts...
[10:09] <jrib> minimec: is there a reason you aren't just using mozilla-team's ppa for firefox?
[10:09] <ThinkT510> Ascavasaion: ethernet or wireless?
[10:09] <g33p> uh oh! its noip2 that i'd been running to update my dns
[10:10] <Ascavasaion> ThinkT510: I did a /dns Ascavasaion ... it worked :)
[10:10] <stephenh> hello.  does anyone have success connecting to a mssql database with tsql?
[10:10] <minimec> jrib: Yes there is. I use the prism 'replacement' WebRunner, which uses a local firefox copy as local environment.
[10:10] <ThinkT510> !yay | Ascavasaion
[10:10] <Ascavasaion> ThinkT510: I am on wireless behind the ADSL router which is connected via phoneline.
[10:11] <iceroot> Kingsy: i dont know if it is there just wanted to show you how such "problems" are handled in ubuntu
[10:12] <ThinkT510> Ascavasaion: ifconfig wlan0 will show you your ip (assuming wlan0 is your wireless)
[10:12] <jrib> minimec: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Prism "Only way I found to add the flash plugin to WebRunner was to copy my plugins folder from firefox to the webrunner folder."  Try that I suppose
[10:13] <minimec> jrib: You cannot imagine how many folders I tried... I saw this message too.
[10:14] <adil_> Hi, I am wondering if it is possible to change default ubuntu font when another keyboard layout is selected. Thanks
[10:14] <Ascavasaion> ThinkT510: That only gives me the internal IP of the laptop on the home network.  I was trying to figure out what my IPis to the outside world.
[10:14] <jrib> minimec: see http://www.solo-technology.com/blog/2008/01/19/getting-flash-to-work-with-prism-in-linux/ ?
[10:14] <DistroJockey> Ascavasaion:  http://www.whatismyip.com/
[10:14] <reachingperfecti> cannot see my partition in places
[10:14] <Ascavasaion> Thank you DistroJockey
[10:14] <minimec> jrib: Followed that one too.
[10:14] <DistroJockey> Ascavasaion: np
[10:15] <reachingperfecti> cannot see my partition in places on ubuntu 11.04
[10:15] <jrib> minimec: you are restarting firefox completely after placing the plugin in the specified folders?
[10:15] <girl_> reachingperfecti: what do you mean partition places?
[10:16] <minimec> jrib: I then decided to try a simple vanilla firefox install. Yes I do restart the browser.
[10:16] <jrib> minimec: I'd suggest asking the mozilla folks then
[10:16] <ThinkT510> Ascavasaion: ahh, i see
[10:16] <minimec> jrib: It's like 10 years of Linux experience are useless. Never had this feeling...
[10:17] <R1ck> because of firewalling, I need to specify a specific port for nlockmgr (NFS), I cant find options for this in /etc/default/nfs-kernel-server (or nfs-common) - anyone know how I can do this?
[10:17] <minimec> jrib: I am asking on #firefox, but no answer until now.
[10:17] <minimec> jrib: THX anyway
[10:17] <jrib> minimec: try on mozilla's irc server
[10:17] <ThinkT510> Ascavasaion: here is one way: http://www.whatismyip.com/
[10:17] <minimec> jrib: That is a good idea. THX
[10:18] <asdjaputra> ThinkT510, faster with icanhazip.com
[10:18] <asdjaputra> just curl it
[10:18] <jane1>  how can i know what website uses what OS to host files ?
[10:18] <ThinkT510> asdjaputra: DistroJockey beat me to it anyway
[10:18] <asdjaputra> k
[10:18] <Ascavasaion> ThinkT510: Thank you.
[10:19] <ThinkT510> Ascavasaion: no worries :)
[10:19] <jrib> jane1: netcraft.com maybe though this is not really an ubuntu question...
[10:19] <dbugger> Can someone please tell me how to enable webgl for Chrome?
[10:20] <asdjaputra> jane1, if they're using Apache and made available OS Info in their config you can see it by typing a 404 HTML page
[10:20] <reachingperfecti> i just gave a fresh install on my laptop of ubuntu 11.04 , can see my partitions from gparted but cannot see my drives in my places
[10:20] <asdjaputra> jane1, example.com/randomstuffff
[10:21] <fmauro> jane1 sudo nmap -v -O domaintobescanned.com
[10:21] <reachingperfecti> girl_: i just gave a fresh install on my laptop of ubuntu 11.04 , can see my partitions from gparted but cannot see my drives in my places
[10:21] <girl_> reachingperfecti: try mounting the drives manually
[10:21] <girl_> reachingperfecti: in terminal
[10:22] <asdjaputra> anyone ever tried byobu or screen before?
[10:23] <reachingperfecti> girl_: can u help
[10:23] <reachingperfecti> girl_: i mean the command to mount
[10:23] <adil_> Is it possible to change the default font after switching keyboard layout to a different language?
[10:23] <fmauro> asdjaputra: screen yes why?
[10:23] <astraljava> asdjaputra: Using screen all the time. Better to state the problem, though. Do you haev any?
[10:24] <girl_> reachingperfecti: mount /dev/blockdevice(e.g/dev/sda1) /directory/to/mount
[10:24] <luc3ntx> hi, what's the best ftp server for ubuntu?
[10:24] <jrib> !ftpd | luc3ntx
[10:24] <jane1> asdjaputra fmauro jrib thx
[10:24] <asdjaputra> fmauro, astraljava, are there a way i can change keyboard shortcuts in screen or byobu?
[10:25] <luc3ntx> jrib, thanks.
[10:25] <reachingperfecti> girl_: how to see my mounted partitoion in command line
[10:25] <asdjaputra> C-a A to something somewhat easier to press
[10:25] <girl_> have you mounted it?
[10:25] <girl_> reachingperfecti: have you mounted it
[10:26] <reachingperfecti> no me trying actually me helping my friend on a remote desktop
[10:26] <steview> how to change colors in the terminal
[10:26] <astraljava> asdjaputra: Sorry, no idea, never felt the need to.
[10:27] <luc3ntx> irc?
[10:27] <asdjaputra> astraljava, so i guess i just need to get used to type them huh
[10:27] <asdjaputra> astraljava, does screen actually replace your GUI DE?
[10:27] <astraljava> asdjaputra: I never said it's not possible. :)
[10:28] <asdjaputra> astraljava, heh heh
[10:28] <jrib> asdjaputra: you can change the keyboard combination to whatever you want I believe...
[10:28] <astraljava> asdjaputra: No, I have several irssi (and other) sessions running on a remote server, so I can connect to them wherever, and they're always online.
[10:28] <DistroJockey> steview: Edit - Profile Preferences - Colours
[10:28] <just_> Hi all. Tell me who was trying to set up the printer zebra lp 2824 to ubuntu?
[10:29] <PainK> hi my update manger is not working, what should i do?
[10:29] <PainK> http://uploadpic.org/v.php?img=Knu1IACTiM
[10:29] <asdjaputra> wow cool astraljava
[10:29] <reachingperfecti> girl_:no me trying actually me helping my friend on a remote desktop
[10:29] <DistroJockey> reachingperfecti: the command  mount  will show what is currently mounted
[10:30] <reachingperfecti> DistroJockey : thanks
[10:30] <DistroJockey> reachingperfecti: no problem
[10:30] <Valentinex> there is one default installed screenshot application in ubuntu, what is the package name of that app? I want to install it in my Lubuntu
[10:30] <asdjaputra> PainK, as said, check your internet connection
[10:31] <asdjaputra> GNOME or KDE or Fluxbox or Openbox or just Screen?
[10:32] <PainK> asdjaputra: my connection is perfect, it's wireless, everything else works?
[10:32] <asdjaputra> could you print the whole details in a pastebin and post the link
[10:33] <PainK> ok
[10:33] <fmauro> Valentinex: it's in the gnome-utils package
[10:33] <ThinkT510> PainK: it looks like its a certain ppa archive that it can't connect to
[10:34] <fmauro> Valentinex: and it's called gnome-screenshot
[10:34] <PainK> asdjaputra: http://paste.ubuntu.com/654401/
[10:35] <asdjaputra> PainK, loell ppa haven't support maverick yet
[10:35] <asdjaputra> change it with lucid
[10:36] <asdjaputra> and it'll work fine
[10:36] <PainK> ThinkT510: i think so, how can i get rid of this message, and the program that causes it?
[10:37] <PainK> asdjaputra: how can i do that?
[10:37] <ThinkT510> PainK: uninstall the ppa, i guess
[10:37] <asdjaputra> change the software sources in software center
[10:37] <asdjaputra> or just sudoedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[10:39] <PainK> ThinkT510: ppa?
[10:39] <ThinkT510> !ppa | Paink
[10:40] <dumbchick> I installed Ubuntu 11.04. I have replaced by windows software all but this http://bit.ly/p590ma anyone knows an equivalent to Ubuntu]
[10:41] <PainK> http://uploadpic.org/v.php?img=80aJzY436d
[10:41] <cornelinux> Where can I download the GPG keys of a distribution?
[10:41] <ThinkT510> dumbchick: you could try installing it in wine, or use a windows vm
[10:41] <nit-wit> dumbchick, is this spam?
[10:42] <dumbchick> nit-wit: no why?
[10:42] <asdjaputra> dumbchick, gimp
[10:43] <nit-wit> dumbchick, I couldn't understand that software was what your looking for, my mistake.
[10:43] <dumbchick> asdjaputra: Gimp is a photeditor not the same
[10:43] <asdjaputra> dumbchick, add makeups using gimp
[10:43] <ferni> well gimp can do the same for sure, might be just too complicated..
[10:44] <asdjaputra> apply soft brush
[10:44] <ferni> try to run that software with wine?
[10:44] <asdjaputra> 29.95 is for applying soft brush and eyeliners
[10:44] <dumbchick> ferni: does not work
[10:44] <asdjaputra> for eyeliners*
[10:45] <dumbchick> ThinkT510: vm does not run on my pc too slow
[10:45] <girl_> anyone?
[10:46] <dumbchick> No ideas?
[10:46] <asdjaputra> girl_, anyone what?
[10:46] <ThinkT510> dumbchick: try running it in wine
[10:47] <girl_> asdjaputra: Sorry typed in irc instead of pidgin
[10:47] <asdjaputra> ThinkT510, won't work she said
[10:47] <PainK> !loell
[10:48] <dumbchick> ThinkT510: Doesn't work, anyway I think I will just forget it it isn't essential software and I hardly used it in windows except for fun
[10:49] <nit-wit> girl_, dumbchick you are one and the same
[10:49] <PainK> !maverick
 er no I think girl_ is my sister we share the same lan
[10:50] <in0cula> please help me, i reinstalled ubuntu 11.04, then installed driver ati and seems ok, but i can'o play video, neither with vlc, i installed the codec restricted extra but no luck
[10:50] <nit-wit> dumbchick, you think
[10:50] <nit-wit> lol
[10:50] <nit-wit> ;)
[10:51] <PainK> asdjaputra: do you know what loell is?
[10:51] <dumbchick> nit-wit: it is true, I am new to ubuntu just installed last week
[10:52] <nit-wit> I just had to laugh the IP's are one and the same?
[10:52] <dumbchick> when you use a router, ip's  of internet (not lan ) are same
[10:53] <r000t> I'm having a huge problem with ecryptfs. I just mounted an old hard drive with an ecryptfs protected home folder. I know the passphrase, and I have the output of 'ecrypt-unwrap-passphrase', but I cannot for the life of me figure out how to mount this. It might be important to note that my current home directory is also ecryptfs protected.
[10:54] <shockrates> hey my bluetooth doesnt work says no adaptors found. should i install some package?
[10:55] <r000t> nit-wit: All went well. Until I started. It didn't like my vidya driver so I had to boot into failsafe recovery and install nvidia driver
[10:55] <ThinkT510> shockrates: you may need to restart bluetooth
[10:55] <dumbchick> asdjaputra: ThinkT510, Thanks a lot I found this jkiwi app suites me
[10:55] <shockrates> ThinkT510: how?
[10:55] <r000t> Now I can't mount my old hard drive's ecryptfs
[10:55] <ionite> can anyone hel pme with my GeForce 5500X ?
[10:55] <PainK> is there a way to use windows drivers on Ubuntu?
[10:55] <ThinkT510> shockrates: sudo /etc/init.d/bluetooth restart
[10:56] <girl_> ionite: go and download the driver from nvidi'a web site
[10:56] <ionite> i cannot change my resolution on my GeForce 5500 monitor
[10:56] <nit-wit> r000t, cool .;)
[10:56] <ThinkT510> !ndiswrapper | PainK
[10:56] <ionite> girl_: i did but i can't run the .RUN file
[10:56] <girl_> ionite: boot ubuntu in recovery mode
[10:56] <girl_> ionite: then select drop to root prompt
[10:57] <girl_> ionite: type sudo sh /path/to/.runfile
[10:57] <girl_> ionite: it should then install
[10:58] <stephan> hey guys. i am about to install miktex-tools. i tried the debian version over software-center, but the installation aborted,.... well i tried the tar.gz file now. i unzipped it and have now 2 folders in it. but no readme how to install. on the internet they said, switch in the folder and make ./configure   make    make install. but when i type ./configure my terminal says data or folder not found.
[10:58] <PainK> Thank you so much you two, asdjaputra, ThinkT510.
[10:58] <ionite> girl_: are u certain? i got 2 .RUN files in the same folder
[10:58] <girl_> ionite yes
[10:58] <girl_> ionite: run whichever file you downloaded
[10:59] <fmauro> stephan: are you merely looking to create regular latex documents?
[10:59] <asdjaputra> PainK, loell is PPA
[10:59] <asdjaputra> !PPA
[10:59] <ThinkT510> PainK: no worries :)
[10:59] <girl_> ionite: working?
[10:59] <ionite> girl_: i'm using the exact words u gave me. ok?
[10:59] <csarven> Is there an audio player that can (book)mark certain frames in a song?
[10:59] <girl_> ionite: wait
[11:00] <girl_> replace /path with the real path
[11:00] <fmauro> stephan: I like working with gedit. so I use the gedit-latex-package. it sets everything up accordingly
[11:00] <asdjaputra> PainK, just change the maverick to lucid, loell doesn't have PPA on maverick
[11:00] <csarven> Sort of like soundcloud.com
[11:00] <stephan> yeah i have texmaker and texlive without miktex and it worked for my texfiles. but i need now moderncv package, and i dont know how to install without the miktex packagemanager
[11:00] <girl_> ionite: example it you saved it in /home/ionite/download/nv.run
[11:01] <girl_> ionite: the command is sh /home/ionite/download.nv.run
[11:01] <girl_> ionite: understood
[11:01] <PainK> ThinkT510: friend my problem is my camera doesn't work, and it's a built-in cam, no problem with the modems.
[11:01] <girl_> Ionite: it will prompt you to auto configure X say yes
[11:01] <DistroJockey> girl_: not quite right there
[11:01] <girl_> DistroJockey: ??
[11:01] <ThinkT510> PainK: installed cheese?
[11:02] <PainK> ThinkT510: I have a Sony VGN-UX.
[11:02] <ionite> DistroJockey: pls elaborate
[11:02] <DistroJockey> girl_: your example doesn't match the command :)
[11:02] <ionite> girl_: ure sure it'll work yeah? cuz i'm gonna tyr it now.
[11:02] <girl_> ionite: yes
[11:02] <PainK> !lucid
[11:02] <girl_> DistroJockey: Got it typo
[11:03] <PainK> o.O
[11:03] <DistroJockey> girl_: nods
[11:04] <ionite> girl_: so no changes yeah?
[11:04] <girl_> ionite: Remember the filename rename it if you like the default filename can be long the filename "nv***.run)
[11:04] <girl_> ionite: no changes
[11:04] <ionite> girl_: gd point
[11:04] <r000t> How do I mount multiple ecryptfs protected folders?
[11:05] <ionite> here goes nothing!
[11:05] <ionite> girhere goes nothing!
[11:05] <reachingperfecti> girl_:result on mount command http://pastie.org/2289242
[11:06] <PainK> ThinkT510: Alright, I'm installing it right now.
[11:06] <girl_> reachingperfecti: did you mount the drive?
[11:07] <PainK> asdjaputra: so is 10.04 better than 10.10 in a way?
[11:07] <DistroJockey> ionite, girl_: The page where you download the driver has an "Additional Information" section that has installation instructions. (Though they could be elaborated on)
[11:07] <asdjaputra> PainK, no, leoll doesn't have maverick packages yet, as far as it can go is lucid packages
[11:07] <asdjaputra> but basically, PainK, you can use lucid packages of leoll PPA in your maverick
[11:07] <girl_> DistroJockey: Inonite's gone guess he rebooted to install driver
[11:07] <dusty29> wow this is awesome
[11:08] <DistroJockey> girl_: yeah, just saw that :)
[11:08] <asdjaputra> cus lucid and maverick have no difference that's significance that maybe affect the package
[11:08] <ThinkT510> PainK: 10.04 is an lts release so it will be supported longer than 10.10
[11:08] <PainK> asdjaputra: I see.
[11:09] <PainK> ThinkT510: You're kidding me!
[11:09] <ThinkT510> !lts | PainK
[11:09] <PainK> !lts
[11:10] <PainK> o.O
[11:10] <asdjaputra> PainK, /msg ubottu for experiments
[11:10] <reachingperfecti> girl_: it is already mounted but not visible in places
 Sorry I can't help you then I use KDE and have no idea how places works
[11:11] <ale-cri> ciao
[11:11] <ale-cri> !list
[11:12] <reachingperfecti> girl _ : command was mount dev/sd3 for mounting sda3 right
[11:12] <ThinkT510> reachingperfecti: sudo mount /dev/sda3 /mountpoint
[11:13] <reachingperfecti> a partition already mounted on ubuntu 11.04 but not visible in places
[11:13] <Druif> Is there a way to find out which process is consuming my bandwidth?
[11:13] <asdjaputra> Places just replace mount /dev/sda3 /mountpoint
[11:14] <reachingperfecti> ThinkT510: Mount is denied because the NTFS volume is already exclusively opened.
[11:14] <reachingperfecti> The volume may be already mounted, or another software may use it which
[11:14] <reachingperfecti> could be identified for example by the help of the 'fuser' command.
[11:14] <asdjaputra> easy on !enter
[11:14] <asdjaputra> !enter
[11:14] <dusty> ok guys I have a question here...
[11:14] <fmauro> Druif: netstat
[11:14] <ThinkT510> reachingperfecti: then find out where it is mounted
[11:14] <drake01> Druif, Install nethogs
[11:14] <Druif> fmauro, ok thankx I will try that one!
[11:14] <girl_> dusty: ...
[11:14] <asdjaputra> dusty, yes?
[11:14] <ThinkT510> reachingperfecti: are you sure it isn't under places?
[11:15] <PainK> asdjaputra: Alright.
[11:15] <dusty> ok well i'm using ubuntu 11.04 and everytime I download a file it asks me what program i'd like to open it with, obviously i'm new to linux and not used to the "next next next next that you get with windows when you download a file ?
[11:15] <fmauro> Druif: try drake01 answer. much better
[11:16] <reachingperfecti> Think510: realy strange i have only 2 partions : 1 c 2 recovery  ,
[11:16] <fmauro> drake01: nice, didn't know about that one. thx
[11:16] <dusty> For example I tried to run the jdk java development pack and it wont let me install it, i dont know what program to use to open it with to execute the install ?
[11:16] <girl_> disty: give an expample of the file extension e.g .exe .zip .doc
[11:16] <ThinkT510> dusty: why don't you install java from the repos?
[11:16] <reachingperfecti> ThinkT510: INSTALLED USING WUBI ON THE SAME PARTITION AS OF WINDOWS
[11:16] <r000t> How do I mount multiple ecryptfs protected folders?
[11:16] <r000t> How do I mount multiple ecryptfs protected folders?
[11:16] <asdjaputra> dusty, sudo apt-get install openjdk-6-jdk
[11:16] <r000t> How do I mount multiple ecryptfs protected folders?
[11:16] <r000t> How do I mount multiple ecryptfs protected folders?
[11:16] <r000t> How do I mount multiple ecryptfs protected folders?
[11:16] <FloodBot1> r000t: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:16] <asdjaputra> r000t, flood
[11:17] <ThinkT510> reachingperfecti: ahh, i don't use wubi
[11:17] <girl_> dusty: Ubuntu has different installer files than windows, .exe .msi will not work
[11:17] <LjL> r000t: don't do that, thank you
[11:17] <drake01> fmauro, happy to be helpful.
[11:17] <reachingperfecti>  ThinkT510: INSTALLED USING WUBI ON THE SAME PARTITION AS OF WINDOWS , IS THAT GIVING AN ISSUE
[11:17] <ThinkT510> !caps | reachingperfecti
[11:17] <asdjaputra> !caps | reachingperfecti
[11:17] <asdjaputra> doesn't work
[11:17] <asdjaputra> heh
[11:17] <asdjaputra> !caps
[11:17] <FloodBot1> asdjaputra: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:17] <girl_> dusty: We have a represitory system for easy software installation
[11:17] <reachingperfecti> ubottu: sorry did not see caps was on
[11:17] <girl_> dusty: open Ubuntu Software Center
[11:18] <dusty> girl ... ok ?
[11:18] <asdjaputra> quiet ed?
[11:18] <girl_> ionite: worked?
[11:18] <ionite> girl_: I tried it. it says can't open file.
[11:19] <girl_> ionite: sure you did not miss the file
[11:19] <ionite> girl_: 100% sure because i renamed it to FX5500.RUN for easier typing.
[11:20] <r000t> Anyway, I'm having a major issue with ecryptfs. All I'm trying to do is mount /media/<whatever>/home/r000t/
[11:20] <r000t> That's all I want to do
[11:20] <r000t> And it looks like that's damned near impossible
[11:20] <raluxgaza> anyone using minimal ubuntu? Is is good for development?
[11:20] <girl_> ionite: Try like this when you get the prompt type "cd /" then press h and press the TAB key it will auto complete to home then when you reach the directory with the file type "ls"
[11:20] <r000t> ecryptfs: So secure, even you won't ever see your data
[11:21] <ionite> girl_: sounds complicated.
[11:21] <ikonia> r000t: you have to unencypt it
[11:21] <ikonia> that's the point, what else do you expect
[11:21] <r000t> Well
[11:21] <ikonia> raluxgaza: minimal ubuntu ?
[11:21] <r000t> I cannot
[11:21] <r000t> I tried ecryptfs-recover-private
[11:21] <MrPopinjay> Yo. Anyone know why the audio in wine seems to stop working when I load diablo 2?
[11:21] <raluxgaza> ikonia: yes
[11:21] <r000t> but because that folder and my home folder have the same name
[11:21] <ThinkT510> !mini | ikonia
[11:21] <ikonia> raluxgaza: what do you mean
[11:21] <ionite> girl_: try in terminal or in recovery root prompt?
[11:21] <r000t> the folder in /tmp is just a mimic of my curent home folder
[11:21] <girl_> ionite: will get back to you one moment
[11:22] <raluxgaza> ikonia: is it good for software development like python/ruby?
[11:22] <girl_> ionite first try in terminal and practise then recovery prompt
[11:22] <girl_> inonite open a terminal I will explain
[11:22] <ikonia> raluxgaza: it's the same as the standard ubuntu install, as you'll need to install the tools, so that makes it not minimal
[11:22] <ionite> girl_: give me the exact commands please?
[11:22] <girl_> ionite have you opened terminal
[11:22] <ionite> girl_: terminal opened
[11:23] <girl_> type cd /
[11:23] <r000t> ikonia, Do you know how to mount two ecryptfs folders with the same name?
[11:23] <girl_> ionite: done?
[11:23] <ikonia> r000t: I don't see how they can have the same name
[11:23] <raluxgaza> ikonia: aright, it should work out minimal for me because I use like 2% of all standard ubuntu installed packages
[11:23] <raluxgaza> ikonia: all i use is browser and terminal
[11:23] <girl_> ionite: "cd /" enter key
[11:23] <r000t> ikonia, Simple, one is /home/r000t, the other is /media/150/home/r000t
[11:24] <girl_> ionite: ...
[11:24] <ionite> girl_: ok. next?
[11:24] <Kingsy> is komodo edit in the ubuntu repos anywhere?
[11:24] <Kingsy> apt-cache search komodo returns nothing
[11:24] <girl_> ionite: type "h" do not press enter
[11:24] <ionite> girl_: ?
[11:24] <girl_> ionite: then press tab
[11:24] <ThinkT510> !find komodo
[11:24] <ionite> girl_: ok.
[11:25] <girl_> ionite: see what happens?
[11:25] <ikonia> r000t: are they on two seperate devices ?
[11:25] <ionite> girl_: many H came out
[11:25] <r000t> ikonia, yes
[11:25] <Kingsy> ThinkT510: so does that mean no?
[11:25] <girl_> ionite: now cd /home
[11:25] <ThinkT510> Kingsy: i assume so
[11:25] <Kingsy> kk
[11:25] <ThinkT510> Kingsy: maybe there is a ppa
[11:25] <ionite> ok
[11:26] <ionite> girl_: ok
[11:26] <girl_> ionite: now cd "your username folder"
[11:26] <girl_> ionite: cd to the folder where you save the .run file in this way
[11:27] <girl_> ionite: you understood about cd
[11:27] <stephan> can somebody tell me where texlive folder is? i need to adjust the moderncv.sly
[11:27] <ikonia> r000t: how are you trying to unencypt them
[11:27] <ionite> girl_: my file is in download folder
[11:27] <DistroJockey> ionite, girl_ : Or you can open a terminal window and type:  sudo sh ~/Downloads/FX5500.RUN
[11:27] <ionite> girl_: so its basically /home/downloads/FX5500.RUN
[11:27] <ionite> girl_: so what do i type?
[11:28] <drake01> stephan, try whereis command to check the file locations.
[11:28] <girl_> ionite: what DistroJockey said
[11:28] <girl_> ionite: does the installer show up and give an error about runlevel?
[11:28] <ionite> so i'll type exactly 'sudo sh ~/Downloads/FX5500.RUN
[11:29] <girl_> yes
[11:29] <ionite> girl_: i was prompt for password and then it says can't open file
[11:29] <ionite> girl_: sh can't open: FX5500.RUN
[11:29] <girl_> paste the out put here
[11:30] <girl_> ionite: type cd ~Downloads
[11:30] <ionite> girl_: sh: Can't open /home/ionite/Downloads/FX5500.RUN
[11:30] <DistroJockey> ionite: Remember filenames are CaSe sensitive
[11:30] <r000t> ikonia, the only thing that will work is going to the .Private directory in the slave drive and running ecryptfs-recvoer-private... My current folder mounts when I log in
[11:30] <girl_> ionite: lets do this one by one
[11:30] <girl_> ionite: cd ~
[11:30] <Druif> Hi guys, what is the best Terminal IRC client?
[11:31] <girl_> ionite: ls
[11:31] <r000t> Druif, irssi
[11:31] <llutz> !best | Druif
[11:31] <girl_> ionite: paste output
[11:31] <Druif> r000t, ok
[11:31] <herkupus> +1
[11:31] <ionite> girl_: when i type 'cd ~' there is no output
[11:32] <stephan> drake01:  thx
[11:32] <girl_> ionite: now type "ls"
[11:32] <raluxgaza> anyone using Irrsi
[11:32] <girl_> ionite; and paste output
[11:32] <raluxgaza> **Irssi
[11:33] <ionite> girl_: Is: command not found
[11:33] <girl_> LS
[11:33] <drake01> stephan, happy to help!!!
[11:33] <girl_> not iii sss
[11:33] <ThinkT510> ionite: ls inot is
[11:33] <DistroJockey> LS is not ls also :)
[11:33] <girl_> ionite: ls l as in lamb not i as in igloo
[11:33] <ionite> ThinkT510: bash: cd: ls: No such file or directory
[11:34] <girl_> ionite: just type "ls" and press enter
[11:35] <r000t> UGH! All I want is my files and it looks like that's not going to happen
[11:36] <ThinkT510> r000t: you can't use a livecd and mount the partitions from there?
[11:37] <WaltherFI> r000t: have you tried sudo mountall
[11:37] <r000t> ThinkT510, Won't work that way. The two things I have to mount share a name. Also, Encrypted LVM
[11:37] <r000t> So I'm bound to this session if I want to get anywhere
[11:37] <r000t> I just need ecryptfs to mount a god damned folder like it was meant to
[11:37] <rileyp> does irsend work in natty with a mceusb
[11:37] <dr_willis> raluxgaza:  lots of people use irssi. its a well documented irc client
[11:38] <ThinkT510> r000t: can't you give them seperate mountpoints?
[11:38] <r000t> ThinkT510, it gives each attempt a mount oint. The issue is, now there are 8 mountpoints that lead to /home/r000t
[11:38] <r000t> and zero that lead to /media/150/home/r000t
[11:39] <r000t> ecryptfs is very poorly written
[11:40] <r000t> WaltherFI, it just gives me some crap about swap
[11:40] <ThinkT510> r000t: i've never used encryption for harddrives, never really seen the point since i have nothing very important to keep absolutely private
[11:40] <r000t> what I could do it
[11:40] <WaltherFI> r000t: or... sudo mount -a
[11:41] <r000t> No matter how many time sI mount it
[11:41] <r000t> every mount
[11:41] <WaltherFI> strange
[11:41] <WaltherFI> well, encryption is
[11:41] <r000t> even if I did this
[11:41] <r000t><PHONE_NUMBER>95 times
[11:41] <r000t> it will ALWAYS
[11:41] <r000t> 100% of the time
[11:41] <r000t> lead to my current home folder
[11:41] <r000t> on the master drive
[11:41] <FloodBot1> r000t: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:41] <r000t> The browns will win the super bowl before it mounts the correct folder
[11:41] <bteres> Hi all. I have a FAT32 hardrive and all my data appears to be missing. I can't view it but the drive is not empty. Is there any way for me to repair this?
[11:41] <r000t> All becaues they share a name, and renaming does not help
[11:42] <r000t> bteres, testdisk
[11:43] <bteres> r00t: in terminal?
[11:43] <bteres> *r000t
[11:43] <r000t> All I know is that testdisk does recovery
[11:43] <r000t> I know nothing else about it
[11:44] <dr_willis> bteres:  what happened to the disk?  Can you mount it by hand?
[11:44] <Druif> Q: What is the best video editor for hdslr video's?
[11:45] <WaltherFI> Druif: Novacut when it's ready, until that i suggest UbuntuStudio fork of Ubuntu
[11:45] <WaltherFI> Druif: PiTiVi and such
[11:45] <dr_willis> Druif:  you may want to just see what video editors are out there for linux. :) its sort of a slim field.
[11:45] <bteres> Thanks r000t. dr_willis: It mounts and I can see all the folders but they are empty.
[11:45] <ThinkT510> Druif: you could try openshot
[11:45] <dr_willis> bteres:  so df -h   shows it being full? empty? or what?
[11:46] <Druif> I know there are al lot of them (kdenlive, pitivi, shotwell, cinelerra), but I just want to know which one is the best for hdslr?
[11:46] <WaltherFI> Druif: but seriously, check out the Novacut project, they just got 25kUSD funding
[11:46]  * dr_willis wonders what HDSLR means
[11:46] <WaltherFI> Druif: if you have time to wait, around half a year or so
[11:46] <rigved> Druif: yes, check out Novacut.
[11:46] <CatFish> curry hates me
[11:47] <bteres> dr_willis: how do I do that?
[11:47] <Druif> Why will Novacut be better?
[11:48] <bteres> dr_willis: Excuse that ignorant question.
[11:48] <dr_willis> bteres:  do what? 'df -h'  ? open a terminal.. type it in.. see what % used is..
[11:48] <bteres> dr_willis: It shows 96% usage which is about right
[11:48] <bteres> dr_willis: The drive did have very little availabel space before I had an issue
[11:49] <xteejx> Hi all, I'm having problems getting lemonpos working. Has anyone used this before and know how to get it working?
[11:49] <dr_willis> bteres:  so if you cd to the mountmoint and do a 'ls -R' it may or may not show the files...
[11:49] <chrisg4u> can anyone help me please?
[11:49] <xteejx> chrisg4u: Just ask your question, don't ask to ask :)
[11:49] <dr_willis> bteres:  its possible they all got moved to some subdir
[11:50] <xteejx> ubotu: here?
[11:50] <DistroJockey> r000t: I can't help any further than the following link. I hope it help, good luck:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedPrivateDirectory#Recovering%20Your%20Data%20Manually
[11:50] <chrisg4u> Okay, well my thunderbird keeps crashing once I open it, I opened it in safe mode also and all it does is freeze and force close.
[11:50] <chrisg4u> Btw, I'm running 11.04
[11:50] <xteejx> chrisg4u: Have you reported a bug?
[11:50] <rigved> !brain | xteejx
[11:50] <chrisg4u> No, how do i do that?
[11:50] <bteres> dr_willis: What exactly should I be looking for in the 'ls -R'? Seems like a lot...
[11:51] <xteejx> chrisg4u: Just a sec...
[11:52] <xteejx> chrisg4u: Ok, if you run "sudo service apport start force_start=1" without quotes and then try to reproduce the crash, apport will kick in and send debugging information to us.
[11:52] <xteejx> Do you have a Launchpad account?
[11:52] <chrisg4u> Alright will do that now
[11:53] <xteejx> Is Oneiric in alpha 3 yet?
[11:53] <WaltherFI> !ubuntu+1
[11:54] <bteres> dr_willis: How can I use 'ls-R' but only print one page at a time? It is removing all the important stuff from the terminal window
[11:54] <xteejx> I didn't ask for an autorepsonse :/
[11:54] <chrisg4u> Okay, reproduced the crash and it should have sent
[11:55] <th0r> bteres: ls -R | less
[11:55] <xteejx> chrisg4u: If apport was triggered, you'd know...a dialog would come up
[11:55] <ionite> girl_ : gone?
[11:55] <ionite> can anyone help me with my video resolution?
[11:56] <bteres> thanks th0r
[11:56] <WaltherFI> ionite: how can we help?
[11:56] <dr_willis> bteres:  so it is showing files then? and not just the directorie names?
[11:56] <dr_willis> bteres:  'ls -R | less'
[11:57] <ionite> WaltherFI: how can i've sucessfullly installed my Geforce FX 5500.RUN
[11:57] <dr_willis> bteres:  you said the disk looked empty.. so ls showing a lot is a good sign i guess. :)
[11:57] <ionite> WaltherFI: but i still can't change the resolution @ system/preferences/monitor
[11:57] <WaltherFI> ionite: have you installed the drivers?
[11:57] <ionite> WaltherFI: just did it.
[11:58] <WaltherFI> ionite: from install file downloaded from internet or the jockey-gtk?
[11:58] <bteres> dr_willis: It only shows the _restore data. I'm sure there is a sector issue or something.
[11:58] <ionite> WaltherFI: got it from Nvidia drivers for linux
[11:58] <bteres> dr_willis: All the expected data folders are empty.
[11:59] <Austray> cum in @rsehole
[11:59] <WaltherFI> ionite: ah. uninstall that one, install nvidia-current
[11:59] <ionite> WaltherFI: why?
[11:59] <Austray> mix gay cum & brown hole together
[11:59] <WaltherFI> ionite: the packages which have been tested (and modified?) are a bit older but they work
[11:59] <WaltherFI> there are usually some issues with the 'newest' ones
[11:59] <slinzex> Hi, got a question > why cannot download wget -emr http://photoshop.demiart.ru/
[12:00] <Austray> squirt gay cum up some pooey girls fat anus
[12:00] <Druif> hi
[12:00] <daan> hi Druif
[12:00] <llutz> !ops | Austray
[12:00] <Spacewalker> Austray: Please stop. :/
[12:01] <ionite> WaltherFI: So i should uninstall the driver d/l from nvidia?
[12:01] <dr_willis> bteres:  so where did _restore come from?
[12:02] <WaltherFI> ionite: yes, if you have problems with it
[12:02] <DistroJockey> ionite, WaltherFI: Does the Nvidia installer add an option to the System - Preferences menu?
[12:02] <dr_willis> bteres:  you may want to ask in #windows for advice on scan/repairing a fat filesystem.  theres numerous live cd's that can help fix/recover things. but i tend to just dd the whole drive  a image file and fsck it.. that may not be the 'best' way.
[12:02] <zakzakzak> Can i ask a question?
[12:03] <dr_willis> zakzakzak:  you just did.. have a nice day.. :)
[12:03] <WaltherFI> DistroJockey: not sure about that. Anyway, the driver install should add automatically the Nvidia Control panel or whatever, and the Monitors -applet should link to it
[12:03] <HotHat> windows title was undisplay in my linux mint box
[12:03] <HotHat> ?
[12:03] <dr_willis> zakzakzak:  just ask your ubuntu support question and see.
[12:03] <HotHat> who can help me?
[12:03] <WaltherFI> !ask | zakzakzak
[12:03] <dr_willis> HotHat:  that made no sence.. and Mint Has their own support channels.
[12:03] <HotHat> which channels?
[12:03] <wols> !mint
[12:04] <HotHat> is it #mint?
[12:04] <HotHat> thanks
[12:04] <ionite> DistroJockey: it doesn't add anything to my preferences. and i can't change resolution. what should i do?
[12:04] <sysdoc> In Appearance Preferences, what happened to effects settings??
[12:04] <DistroJockey> WaltherFI, ionite: the Monitors applet has never linked properly for me in the past. I know ATI drivers have a control section separate
[12:05] <zakzakzak> My wireless isn't working, i have a broadcom BCM4313, i spent a week now trying every solution i can find with google, does anyone have a trick up their sleeve? i'm on a lenovo b560
[12:05] <ionite> DistroJockey: Any advise? because the visual i have on my screen is quite laggy and my sound card, banshee is making weird noises whenever my screen goes laggy
[12:05] <rileyp> ls irsend working in natty with the mceusd
[12:05] <sysdoc> zakzakzak, you have to install the firmware for that WIFI card... See the wiki
[12:05] <rileyp> mceusb
[12:06] <ionite> WaltherFI: so what should i do now?
[12:06] <WaltherFI> ionite: uninstall the dl drivers, install from jockey-gtk
[12:06] <DistroJockey> ionite: is the resolution right though?
[12:06] <zakzakzak> i think i might have already, i'll try, ty:)
[12:06] <slinzex> Hi, got a question > why cannot download wget -emr http://photoshop.demiart.ru/
[12:07] <ionite> DistroJockey: no! my original was at 1300X somehting something.
[12:07] <WaltherFI> DistroJockey: when opening Monitors, it suggests 'you have nvidia installed, want to chech there' and ok links to there
[12:07] <ionite> WaltherFI: how do i uninstall?
[12:07] <WaltherFI> ionite: can't remember, been a while since my last manual driver install
[12:07] <DistroJockey> WaltherFI: sorry, I am not running an Nvidia card atm. Wish I was.
[12:08] <ubuntu__1> Hai everyone
[12:08] <WaltherFI> ionite: you could try installing the current from jockey-gtk and see if it uninstalls the previous one
[12:08] <ionite> btw why is natty so laggy? is it because of my vieideo card?
[12:08] <sysdoc> zakzakzak, >>>https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx
[12:08] <ubuntu__1> I m curently encountering a prob. with my hard disk
[12:08] <bteres> dr_willis: Sorry, my connection dropped. The _restore stuff is in System Volume Information. I think its Windows stuff. Not too sure
[12:09] <ionite> WaltherFI: how do i go about to use jockey-gtk? does it install the right driver if i use jockey-gtk?
[12:09] <ubuntu__1> Whaenever i turn on the sys with the hd p[lugged in, it does not boot up
[12:09] <th0r> slinzex: -e expects a command to execute, not a url
[12:09] <WaltherFI> ionite: jockey-gtk is the Additional drivers or Propietary drivers or what is it called, ready in your menu
[12:10] <aetas> ubuntu__1, can you be a little more specific with your descriptions
[12:10] <slinzex> th0r but it now works even with simple -r
[12:10] <DistroJockey> ionite: Did you reboot after you successfully installed the drivers manually earlier?
[12:10] <ubuntu__1> But when i unplug it and boot from the usb it starts normally
[12:10] <aetas> ionite, omg you're back...whats wrong now? ;)
[12:10] <chrisg4u> Sorry had to go but I'm back now
[12:11] <ubuntu__1> I m currently booting from the usb with live ubuntu 9.10 old version
[12:11] <ubuntu__1> Any solutions?
[12:12] <ionite_> WaltherFI: so what do i do now?
[12:12] <ubuntu__1> Plz help me out
[12:12] <ubuntu__1> anybody help..
[12:13] <WaltherFI> !ask | ubuntu__1
[12:13] <Pici> !!doesntwork | ubottu
[12:13] <ionite_> WaltherFI: so what should i do now?
[12:13] <chrisg4u> ok apport is running but when thunderbird crashes I  only get the force close dialogue nothing else