[21:21] <Solved> d4rkmt7r: and whats the command to enable it again?
[21:21] <guntbert> lock: IanWizard: abbreviations/obfuscations  aren't accepted either
[21:21] <brianBTB> sorry. im not used to it
[21:21] <d4rkmt7r> Solved: same but 'start
[21:21] <Solved> kk
[21:21] <Solved> let me try
[21:21] <lock> irtysthu
[21:21] <italia_no> hi everybody
[21:21] <Solved> d4rkmt7r: does this reset when computer is rebooted?
[21:21] <guntbert> lock: indeed, but you told someone they woulld have to use the root password with sudo
[21:21] <IanWizard> [thor]: yes, it's swearing, but it's not inappropriate language, that's why we use the acronyms :D
[21:22] <IanWizard> but I digress
[21:22] <d4rkmt7r> SOlved:yup, will come up in default config
[21:22] <hellphyre> IanWizard: reboot did the trick, its loading now
[21:22] <cheby> guntbert: it's a common mistake, let it go. he was thinking of su in another distro
[21:22] <cheby> obviously
[21:22] <IanWizard> hellphyre: YEAH!!!!
[21:22] <Solved> d4rkmt7r: thanks, but do you know a command that will not enable internet when computer is restarted?
[21:23] <brianBTB> why did i get this error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/530274/
[21:23] <IanWizard> IanWizard: happy testing
[21:23] <hellphyre> anyone know about multitouch support in u10? is there any? does it work well?
[21:23] <brianBTB> and sorry about pastebin. not used to it
[21:23] <italia_no> hallo, i have to install the package linux-headers for my kernel <IP_ADDRESS>-xxxx-grs-ipv6-32. i need help i don't know where to find the package
[21:23] <d4rkmt7r> Solved: you will have to alter the network config file, google ubuntu network
[21:23] <[thor]> IanWizard: you fail to see that it *is* inappropriate language, in that it references a curse word. the same would be true for simple letter replacement. as in this ex@mple.
[21:23] <hellphyre> nevermind, i touched my screen and it works.
[21:23] <Solved> d4rkmt7r: I'm trying to prevent kids from getting on internet sometimes
[21:23] <hellphyre> lol
[21:23] <x0rs> Why do people say ubuntu is for newbs, and a distro like gentoo is what hard-core linux users use...?
[21:24] <brianBTB> someone, when i use the integrated renderer  in dolpjin-emu(opengl is not supported by my card) i get this why did i get this error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/530274/
[21:24] <d4rkmt7r> Solved: thats encryption unless I'm misunderstanding your issues
[21:24] <LjL> x0rs: that's a question better suited for #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:24] <IanWizard> [thor]: ok, ok, as I said, I digress
[21:24] <IanWizard> x0rs: because they are wrong
[21:24] <brianBTB> HELP
[21:24] <italia_no> ehi hallo bunch of knots would you please answer to me
[21:24] <hellphyre> x0rs:  some of us dont have 12 hours to make their wifi drivers work
[21:25] <Solved> d4rkmt7r: My kids are relatively smart, but do not comprehend terminal. Is there a command that will disable internet and not allow internet to be enabled until I give another command? (even if comp is reboot)
[21:25] <IanWizard> hellphyre: is that for or against Ubuntu?
[21:25] <goltoof> x0rs   ubuntu is by far the most plug and play user friendly distro out there... that's all
[21:25] <hellphyre> IanWizard:  for sir
[21:26] <brianBTB> bye
[21:26] <d4rkmt7r> Solved: the command I gave earlier is a superuser command, if they are just a normal user and don't know your passwd, this will work
[21:26] <goltoof> any idea why i can't connect to freenode in irssi ?   just keeps saying connection timed out
[21:27] <quickstart> Is using Nautilus to copy files from a server a good alternative to using an FTP client?
[21:27] <hellphyre> IanWizard: im not against any distro, but some people have to realize that it takes time to configure the more complex distros. Just because i use any easy to config distro doesnt mean im a newb, it means im lazy. lol
[21:27] <goltoof> i can log into the same network with two clients on the same machine can i not?
[21:27] <Solved> d4rkmt7r: ok, thanks a bunch!
[21:27] <italia_no> I have to install the package linux-headers for my kernel <IP_ADDRESS>-xxxx-grs-ipv6-32. Do you know where to find the package?
[21:27] <Eighteens> i was getting ready to burn a 10.10 iso, a friend of mine asked me if it was a bootable live cd like 10.04, i didn't have the answer to his question, can anyone tell me?
[21:27] <d4rkmt7r> Solved: G'luck ;)
[21:27] <hellphyre> Eighteens: it is
[21:27] <Eighteens> hellphyre, thank you!!!
[21:27] <goltoof> Eighteens,    yes it's bootable
[21:27] <IanWizard> hellphyre: I use it for the integration and the packages, and it is pretty quick and simple
[21:28] <Eighteens> goltoof thank you too
[21:28] <goltoof> anyone else using irssi ?
[21:28] <hellphyre> IanWizard: plus its about the only disstro that supports tablets with touch screen
[21:29] <IanWizard> hellphyre: I unfortunately do not have one to play with.
[21:29] <hellphyre> IanWizard: HP tx2z. Very nice if you ever find one cheap
[21:30] <hellphyre> IanWizard: runs linux like a champ
[21:30] <CodyG> hey guys
[21:30] <goltoof> sorry,  is someone here using irssi ?
[21:30] <CodyG> Do u guys have experience with GIMP and installing 2.7?
[21:31] <lupen3> I have to install the package linux-headers for my kernel <IP_ADDRESS>-xxxx-grs-ipv6-32. Do you know where to find the package?
[21:31] <IanWizard> There is a phone (HTC, P36100) missing from the Ubuntu One list.  I know that it's supported, but since it's not on the list, I can't get my phone to sign in with it.  What should I do?  I can report it, but is there a work around or something?
[21:31] <brianBTB> is anyone willing to help me with directx/open gl?
[21:31] <CodyG> i tried installing GIMP 2.7
[21:31] <brianBTB> i really want to run dolphin emulator, but my chipset doesnt work with it
[21:31] <CodyG> and somewhere i failed...
[21:32] <CodyG> how do i revert back to 2.6?
[21:32] <brianBTB> quit: going to go commit suicide
[21:32] <brianBTB> ...
[21:32] <strouthos> On my dual boot computer, Windows messed up so that when I would boot, grub would display "error: unknown filesystem". So I tried to install Grub again, but I still get the same error. Could this be because my main Linux partition, on which Grub is installed, is not my MBR and how could it be fixed?
[21:32] <brianBTB> it didnt quit
[21:32] <brianBTB> bye
[21:32] <horseatingweeds> I'm trying to download some files from a webserver. I tried using Nautilus, but after a few quick kb it just stops. Am I missing something?
[21:33] <strouthos> How can I change the MBR?
[21:33] <xorwhy> I have a Hybrid SDD hard drive. It has 4GB of non-volatile flash memory, and 500GB of space contained within the typical hard drive hardware. It uses its own firmware to move frequently used files to the flash.
[21:33] <xorwhy> I want to have gparted recognize the flash memory as a separate partition.
[21:33] <xorwhy> Is this possible?
[21:34] <Guest11034> So I used ecryptfs to unencrypt my filesystem after a fresh install -- Which turned out great: Except the tutorial that I was using didn't tell me about the filename unencryption so now I tried the process over again, but this time with the filename part too.. but now the filenames are still messed up
[21:34] <IanWizard> xorwhy: depends upon how they designed the hardware, but probably not.
[21:34] <AJenbo> ActionParsnip, same problems under unity
[21:34] <xorwhy> IanWizard: I kinda figured. The firmware is definitely proprietary, I'm guessing I'm at the mercy of seagate's devs.
[21:36] <IanWizard> xorwhy: if I where doing it (designing the drive) then I'd make it as transparent to the end-user, and software as possible.  I'd have it all done on the drive. (hardware based) which would make that impossible
[21:36] <wabz> yo, I'm running 10.10 on two laptops, plugged into the same model monitors. On one of them, the fonts are extremely blurry. The font settings are the same on each. What might be the cause of this?
[21:37] <zazuge> goltoof: yes
[21:37] <DrManhattan> wabz, magic gnomes
[21:37] <IanWizard> wabs: are they the same rez set on the comps?
[21:37] <zazuge> goltoof: yes i'm using irssi
[21:37] <wabz> IanWizard: yes, same res
[21:37] <goltoof> zazuge... any clue why i can't   /connect irc.freenode.net
[21:37] <goltoof> zazuge,    keeps timing out on me
[21:37] <xorwhy> IanWizard: Right, and that's how they did it. Previous drives required Windows based software to provide NAND functionality, but now it is completely firmware controlled. Glad the functionality works in Linux at least.
[21:37] <goltoof> fresh install
[21:37] <zazuge> goltoof: then what are you using now?
[21:38] <IanWizard> wabz: and do both comps support pushing that rez?  If so then IDK
[21:38] <aeon-ltd> wabz: could you print screen them to show us?
[21:38] <guntbert> horseatingweeds: why do you use nautilus?
[21:38] <wabz> IanWizard: one of them is using the nvidia driver, but I get the same even if it's deactivated
[21:38] <wabz> yeah I'll take screenshots
[21:38] <joe_85> after I edit     $XDG_CONFIG_DIRS/menus/applications.menu, how do I get the changes to take hold?
[21:38] <goltoof> zazuge,    http://paste.ubuntu.com/530285/
[21:38] <goltoof> zazuge,    xchat
[21:38] <goltoof> zazuge,   wanna switch
[21:38] <zazuge> goltoof: :-)
[21:39] <goltoof> zazuge,     no i mean i really want to switch  :(
[21:39] <number_number> how can I map a shortcut to make my window take up half of the screen and place on the left in gnome, I can do it quite easily in kde but never figured out how to do it in gnome.. anyone?
[21:40] <k-rad> my conky looks like this  http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1506474/Screenshot.png  http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1506474/conkyrc.tar.bz2
[21:40] <zazuge> goltoof: whell i used /connect irc.freenode.net and it worked
[21:40] <goltoof> zazuge,    i'll try  uninstall/reinstall i guess
[21:40] <zazuge> goltoof: well well it's strange
[21:41] <goltoof> yea
[21:41] <zazuge> goltoof: I used /connect hubbard.freenode.net  and it worked too
[21:41] <viewer> is it possible to move your incoming and incomplete data folders for qbittorrent to another location in your file system (where you have more space), without having to re enter all your torrents?
[21:41] <jean_>
[21:42] <goltoof> zazuge,    and that's all you need to do after you install to connect?   no other config before?
[21:42] <zazuge> goltoof: are you using a proxy?
[21:43] <goltoof> i got privoxy/tor running ... but how would that be interfering?
[21:43] <avis> can anyone suggest to me a one line  conky launch that would be optimial for both ubuntu and could simple be run as a one liner in startup programs ?
[21:43] <neil_d> I have a laptop... when I bring it out of hibernate, the nfs client doesn't connect to the server correctly... :( ... dmesg show numerous "nfs: server bigone.lan not responding, timed out" ... :( .... but I know that server is going, it is responding to pings... what can I do to fix this?
[21:43] <avis> does privoxy have any practical purpose outside of TOR ?
[21:43] <zazuge> goltoof: i edited my .irssi/config file
[21:43] <guntbert> viewer: I guess that depends on your torrent client - I never heard of qbittorrent though
[21:43] <goltoof> avis,     good question..   i just have it because it's required to make it work
[21:44] <zazuge> goltoof: but nothing major just added some servers and channels to autojoin
[21:44] <lock> guntbert: i researched what you said about default root (or lack thereof) and you were right, yet the strange thing is that i dont ever remember performing any specific tasks to gain root access
[21:44] <avis> i actually don't need tor.  i've got a portable tor that i keep if necessary, though i do believe it lacks privoxy.
[21:44] <goltoof> would tor prevent me from telnet out?  or is this a firewall issue?
[21:45] <IanWizard> viewer: symlink the old dest dir to the new dest dir, that should work.  Just be sure to stop torrent, and move them all to the new dest first.  then delete old dest, then link
[21:45] <lock> guntbert: im actually thinking it was at install time, but then again i may have without remembering
[21:45] <goltoof> avis,   i don't really need it either,  i only want it for irc.. privacy is nice
[21:45] <wabz> it might not be a font thing - in the screenshots, they both look fine on the good computer
[21:45] <IanWizard> goltoof: it shouldn't, but then neither should your firewall (if it's on your router) when you're using tor
[21:46] <zazuge> goltoof: see "http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=258582"
[21:46] <wabz> I need to take a photo of it somehow :p
[21:46] <aeon-ltd> wabz: its basic, but check the cables, and swap out if you can to test
[21:46] <guntbert> lock: as far as I know it has been this way for *years* - so you probably forgot it, but you really don't need the root password
[21:47] <viewer> IanWizard, sounds great! thanks,. i was about to do something similar setting the mount point to a hard drive in that exact space, but symlinks sound simpler
[21:47] <goltoof> zazuge,    i'm not getting banned though.. it just times out
[21:47] <guntbert> lock: look at Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo  to find how to get rid of it again if you want
[21:47] <lock> guntbert: yea i read that...strange...i would think that would be something i would remember
[21:48] <zazuge> goltoof: then check this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=540830
[21:48] <zazuge> goltoof: you have to config your irssi to work behind proxy (you didn't answer me)
[21:49] <xslashxr> basically, if i allow curl on my web box, am i exposing danger to my server?
[21:49] <goltoof> zazuge,     the answer is idk  :)
[21:49] <goltoof> zazuge,    no
[21:49] <lorah> queimou a placa de rede, troquei mas o ubuntu, nao reconhece ela, no windows esta funcionando
[21:50] <FlintWestWood1> Hello
[21:50] <blakkheim> !es > lorah
[21:50] <slidinghorn> !pt > lorah
[21:50] <panik> What's the best way to upgrade the distro?
[21:51] <slidinghorn> !pt | lorah
[21:51] <blakkheim> panik: aptitude update; aptitude -y full-upgrade; do-release-upgrade
[21:51] <zazuge> goltoof: sorry
[21:51] <panik> so just use aptitude?  thanks,  was wondering if it was the same as debian or not,  thanks blakkheim
[21:52] <avis> http://pastebin.com/2DF7j03b
[21:52] <avis> oops
[21:52] <avis> sorry to prefix that
[21:52] <avis> was hoping someone can help me add conky to gnome startup   http://pastebin.com/2DF7j03b
[21:53] <avis> my original startup script that always worked gut accidentally nuked
[21:53] <squ1d1> Hey, I'm wanting to share files over a lan but want to require a password to view them, So I made everyone in my house an account but I don't want them to have desktops I just want them to be able to access samba. help?
[21:53] <goltoof> are there any other cli  irc clients to check with?
[21:53] <vilhelm> I just messed up so bad. I ran apt-get remove python2.6 instead of python2.6-dev
[21:53] <avis> goltoof, ircII, though its not popular
[21:53] <vilhelm> uninstalled 367 packages
[21:54] <guntbert> lock: as follow-up: https://help.ubuntu.com/6.06/ubuntu/serverguide/C/apt-get.html shows that sudo has been in use for at least four years by now :-)
[21:54] <vilhelm> anyone got an idea how I save my system?
[21:54] <shaggyoaf> #cyanogenmod
[21:54] <shaggyoaf> #cyanogenmod
[21:54] <OerHeks> ?
[21:54] <nothingspecial> vilhelm: What did you do?
[21:54] <hellphyre> vilhelm: cant you just reinstall python?
[21:55] <vilhelm> all the packages that depended on python was deemed useless and so they were uninstalled too
[21:55] <vilhelm> just installing python again won't get them back
[21:55] <lock> i never doubted the existence of sudo, i just didnt remember that ubuntu comes default with root deactivated
[21:55] <lock> guntbert: i never doubted the existence of sudo, i just didnt remember that ubuntu comes default with root deactivated
[21:56] <x0rs> what is the best way to customize my boot splash screen?
[21:56] <avis> i removed splash and quiet, i wish i could get all the tech output to render slowly, so i can see if there are conflicts
[21:56] <pepee> hi. I'm trying to stop sshd, but it won't die
[21:57] <lock> x0rs: /boot/brug/grub.cfg
[21:57] <x0rs> lock: thx
[21:57] <avis> pepee, try  HTOP package
[21:57] <pepee> ?
[21:57] <avis> pepee, also see sudo pkill process
[21:57] <pepee> sudo /etc/init.d/ssh stop won't work
[21:57] <lock> x0rs: correction: /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[21:57] <pepee> same as killall -9
[21:57] <pepee> it jst restarts the daemon
[21:57] <pepee> *just
[21:58] <x0rs> lock: my dislexia allowed me to read your first correctly =)
[21:58] <maginot> pepee, pkill and killall -9 isn't the same.
[21:58] <bsmith093> how do i re enable my touchpad in lucid on a vostro 1710 lapop
[21:58] <lock> x0rs: haha i had to read it twice to catch on myself :)
[21:58] <zazuge> goltoof: the same symptoms are described her in this site http://pthree.org/2006/08/11/anonymity-and-freenode/
[21:58] <maginot> and /etc/init.d/<ssh-right-name> stop is enough.
[21:59] <avis> anyone here both a conky and gnome user and could offer me assistance through startup programs ?
[21:59] <pepee> maginot, well it's not working
[21:59] <zazuge> goltoof: maybe your not telling the truth or you don't know that you're behind a proxy
[21:59] <pepee> just try installing it...
[21:59] <maginot> bsmith093, try going to system preferencies, mouse preferences and enable touchpad... if its right configured must be there
[21:59] <pepee> is a bug
[21:59] <goltoof> zazuge,    feel dumb for asking.... how do i check if i'm behind a proxy?
[21:59] <pepee> another one...
[21:59] <maginot> pepee, I doubt it's not working. I believe you are doing wrong, like no being root
[21:59] <pepee> lol
[22:00] <pepee> # pkill sshd           # killall -9 sshd
[22:00] <bsmith093> maginot: i dont see enable touchpad in the mouse prefs
[22:00] <pepee> # start-stop-daemon --stop --quiet  --pidfile /var/run/sshd.pid             # /etc/init.d/ssh stop
[22:00] <xorwhy> bsmith093: I'm having the type of freeze that stops the mouse and everything
[22:00] <maginot> bsmith093, so maybe its possible to your touchpad driver is not correctly installed.
[22:00] <pepee> tried all that, the daemon is restarted
[22:00] <bsmith093> how do i check
[22:01] <zazuge> goltoof: if you can't ping <IP_ADDRESS> and you can browse then you're behind a proxy
[22:01] <maginot> pepee, what is the output of "ps aux | grep -i ssh" ?
[22:01] <maginot> !pastebin
[22:01] <zazuge> goltoof: use "echo $http_proxy"
[22:01] <OerHeks> pepee sudo /etc/init.d/sshd stop ?
[22:01] <pepee> maginot,   root      5941  0.0  0.0  49312  1128 ?        Ss   18:59   0:00 /usr/sbin/sshd
[22:01] <hellphyre> bsmith093: check intalled drivers under additional drivers?
[22:01] <goltoof> zazuge,    nada
[22:02] <pepee> OerHeks, # /etc/init.d/sshd stop   it's the same...
[22:02] <zazuge> goltoof: check also system -> Pref -> proxy
[22:02] <pepee> the # means I'm running that command as root
[22:02] <maginot> pepee, try kill -9 5941
[22:02] <bsmith093> no additional drivers found
[22:03] <maginot> will restart?
[22:03] <pepee> maginot, I already did that, the daemon is just restarted
[22:03] <goltoof> zazuge,    nada,   direct connection
[22:03] <maginot> pepee, this must be thing of upstart
[22:03] <OerHeks> pepee try  sudo service ssh stop
[22:04] <pepee> service ssh stop  <- worked, thanks
[22:04] <zazuge> *crying*
[22:04] <zazuge> goltoof: i give up
[22:04] <maginot> pepee, =)
[22:04] <goltoof> zazuge,     :/    thanks anyway
[22:04] <pepee> btw anyone having problems with "suspend to RAM"?
[22:05] <zazuge> goltoof: i'm going to sleep i'm in GMT+1 timezone after all
[22:05] <maginot> pepee, this is "always" problem, lol
[22:05] <pepee> if I suspend two or more times, I will end with a frozen machine
[22:05] <pepee> :(
[22:05] <bsmith093> any new ideas to fix my touchpad freeze vostro 1710 laptop
[22:05] <maginot> pepee, well, I don't know about ubuntu, but on my distro I build the kernel with suspend2 (old tux on ice) and works pretty good =)
[22:05] <zazuge> goltoof: check on http://irssi.org/ website anyway
[22:06] <goltoof> zazuge,   yea i'll keep humpin away at it...  thanks for all ur help
[22:06] <pepee> I suppose is because of ATI drivers, or ath9k
[22:06] <hiexpo> hey my usb hard drive is dieing what is the best way forme to recover the data off it
[22:06] <maginot> bsmith093, let me see if I can find what is its driver here
[22:06] <maginot> pepee, that is possible,  I only use ndvidia =/
[22:07] <meowsus> Does anyone here have experience with acpi / acpi-support packages? I dont think mine are working correctly
[22:07] <zazuge> goltoof: and read http://pthree.org/2006/08/11/anonymity-and-freenode/ because i think it's your problem anyway
[22:07] <maginot> well, not now.. but now I'm not on linux... so on linux always used nvidia
[22:07] <hellphyre> pepee: i had that problen with lucid, now it works fine with 10
[22:07] <goltoof> zazuge,    10-4
[22:07] <hellphyre> *problem
[22:08] <hellphyre> pepee: also on ATI drivers
[22:08] <pepee> brb
[22:08] <hiexpo> hey my usb hard drive is dieing what is the best way forme to recover the data off it
[22:09] <hellphyre> hiexpo: define dying
[22:09] <p0op-> Hello, when i ssh into my ubuntu file server from my ubuntu desktop and i try to vi a file, it hangs, yet when i do it from the same computer but booted up in windows, it works
[22:09] <maginot> bsmith093, looks to be a lot of things related to you computer model on google, did you take a look at this thread?
[22:09] <maginot> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=829525
[22:09] <look> ok
[22:10] <hiexpo> i can see it and open it but cant do anything with the files move them
[22:10] <look> i need some help
[22:10] <ieri> Hello.  I'm back - finally got Ubuntu to work on my system (okay, actually I replaced the motherboard, processor and ram, so it's not exactly the same system, but whatever).  Now I have a question.  I have an NTFS drive I mounted after the install - naming it Media.  It's mounted as /media/Media - is there a way I can mount it directly off of the root (and maybe rename it since having Media and media as directories would be confusing)
[22:10] <look> my Xserver keeps dying and i have no idea why.
[22:10] <maginot> look, start looking at the logs
[22:10] <maginot> X.org.0 log in /var/log
[22:10] <look> maginot: where are the logs, i never had to mess with xserver
[22:10] <look> maginot: oh thanks
[22:10] <ieri> Having it under /media was causing me some headaches in MediaTomb (directory structures were too deep for the PS3 to read correctly)
[22:10] <xcyclist> My standard panel for network services is not available, and I cannot find it in the panel install options.
[22:11] <hellphyre> hiexpo: did you try taking the hd out of the enclosure and hokking it up directly to your pc?
[22:11] <hellphyre> *hooking
[22:11] <hiexpo> no i have a lappy
[22:11] <look> maginot: what exactly am i looking for
[22:12] <coz_> xcyclist,   make sure the notification area is on the gnome panel
[22:12] <hellphyre> hiexpo: eh... try a diff usb port?
[22:12] <hellphyre> hiexpo: try a diff usb cable?
[22:12] <xcyclist> coz_: okay, I'll look for that.
[22:12] <tesh> hi, im having trouble accessing ssh on my server remotely...its working using a local ip address
[22:12] <hiexpo> no smart tells me its dying and has moved the files on me
[22:12] <rui> hello everybody
[22:12] <hellphyre> hiexpo: oh..lol
[22:13] <hellphyre> hiexpo: thats not good
[22:13] <maginot> you can paste you log, if you look for help annalyzing it
[22:13] <hiexpo> i know
[22:13] <maginot> !pastebin
[22:13] <look> maginot: see what happens is when i start up it'll  work for a while and then just crash leaving me with just amouse
[22:13] <melfy> if you send console app to background with ctrl+z, is it still active and running?
  Got it.  Thank you.
[22:13] <hiexpo> to a safe area it says
[22:13] <coz_> xcyclist,  no problem
[22:13] <hiexpo> 300 gigs
[22:13] <look> brb
[22:14] <bsmith093> maginot how do i edit menu.lst in grub2
[22:14] <coz_> bsmith093,  there is no more menu.list
[22:14] <rui> anyone help me, i remove from the panel my name and the shutdown, can anyone tell how to get back?
[22:14] <coz_> bsmith093,  it is not  /etc/default/grub
[22:14] <hellphyre> hiexpo: http://trinityhome.org/Home/index.php?wpid=59&front_id=12
[22:14] <coz_> bsmith093,  rater it is now  /etc/default/grub
[22:14] <coz_> bsmith093,  but it is also different in what you can edit there
[22:15] <ieri> Is there a way to make it not ask for a password when I wake up the PC after it's been sitting idle?
[22:15] <warz> hi all. im trying to deploy a website on Ubuntu 10.10, and it requires an Oracle client. the only Oracle client software ive been able to find are either in RPM format, or are old from 2006. does anyone know of a more current, ubuntu-ish install for Oracle client?
[22:15] <coz_> bsmith093,  you may want to either google this or stop over on the #grub channel
[22:15] <ovoid> bsmith093, use startupmanager - is in repo
[22:15] <maginot> bsmith093, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[22:15] <coz_> bsmith093,  startupmanager should help,, I believe it has been updated to work with grub2
[22:16] <bsmith093> i need to edit the boot line to add i8042.reset to the kernel boot command how do i do that
[22:17] <w4nvc> has anyone run fedora on a netbook?
[22:17] <ovoid>  yes , work well whith grub2, but for mor stuff you could edit /etc/default/grub.Do not forget to run update-grub if you modify that file
[22:17] <bastidrazor> bsmith093: add it in /etc/default/grub
[22:18] <coz_> bsmith093,  ok startupmanager will not do that... I am not up on all things  grub2 so you may want to google the proper way to edit the /etc/default/grub  file for this
[22:18] <maginot> bsmith093, it's better you to try editing first on runtime, when you computer boot, press ESC to enter grub menu if is not being shown already, there i think i "E" to edit, so edite the kernel line (the one which have root...) and add your option in the end
[22:18] <Rickardo1> How do I remove an application compiled by make?
[22:18] <maginot> because if something goes wrong after rebooting the option will no be there anymore
[22:18] <Rickardo1> I did "make" the wrong version and now I can´t get rid of it.
[22:18] <maginot> Rickardo1, normally make uninstall .... if this option is available
[22:19] <R1aanFV> hi
[22:19] <maginot> Rickardo1, just make, without make install ?
[22:20] <maginot> Rickardo1, make doesn't install, just compiles the program... you can try "make clean" to start all over again... onlye after make install is that the files will be installed on the system
[22:20] <rui> hello everybody
[22:20] <hiexpo> hellphyre, kool thanks
[22:21] <hellphyre> hiexpo: good luck
[22:21] <bastidrazor> Rickardo1: a better method is to use checkinstall instead of make install as checkinstall will create a deb and allow you to uninstall via apt-get
[22:22] <ZykoticK9> Rickardo1, i second bastidrazor's checkinstall suggestion - very cool for source installs on ubuntu
[22:22] <RoughNeck> Hello, How do I make a complete package list of all installed apps/software on my computer?  I would like to be able to transfer this list to another Ubuntu machine. Have the ability to run it as a script to install the same apps/software.  Is there a way to do this.  I tried via synaptic package manager, but did not seem to work.  Can some one provide me with a detailed step by step list of how to do this please?
[22:22] <hiexpo> hellphyre, ya i know like sticking my head between my legs and kissing it goodbye   :)
[22:22] <erUSUL> !clone | RoughNeck
[22:22] <neil_d> I have a laptop... when I bring it out of hibernate, the nfs client doesn't connect to the server correctly... :( ... dmesg show numerous "nfs: server bigone.lan not responding, timed out" ... :( .... but I know that server is going, it is responding to pings... what can I do to fix this?
[22:23] <Legato> help! i did aptitude full-upgrade
[22:23] <Legato> ...
[22:23] <Legato> Configuring package mysql-client-core-5.1 (5.1.41-3ubuntu12.7) ...
[22:23] <Legato> Configuring package mysql-client-5.1 (5.1.41-3ubuntu12.7) ...
[22:23] <Legato> Configuring package mysql-server-core-5.1 (5.1.41-3ubuntu12.7) ...
[22:23] <FloodBot2> Legato: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:23] <Legato> Configuring package mysql-server-5.1 (5.1.41-3ubuntu12.7) ...
[22:23] <Legato> and on the last line it is remaining more than 10 minutes. what i can do now?
[22:23] <techworld> I am studying software engineer do you think knowing erp or getting certificate of it can be helpful in my business life I have a chance to get education free on it bu I am doubtfull it will be beneficial for me
[22:23] <sosaited> I have seriously messed up my Ubuntu 10.10 somehow, I uninstalled all of pulseaudio related stuff from synaptic (Made a list of what was being uninstalled, and what installed) in order to fix the problem of not being able to record the sounds being played like I could in my this 10.04, But after I restarted to install the programs back, I cant log in. I enter my password and it brings back the log in screen. I cant access the list of stuff that I unins
[22:23] <sosaited> talled as it was in the home folder which is encrypted :(
[22:23] <goltoof> techworld,     huh?
[22:23] <Legato> sorry
[22:24] <techworld> :D I am sorry it was a weird question :D
[22:24] <goltoof> techworld,    sounds like it could just use rephrasing
[22:25] <ZykoticK9> sosaited, i imagine it's a user xsession issue of some sort.  Can you log in successfully from a VT Ctrl+Alt+F1?  c+a+f7 to get back probably.
[22:25] <Legato> help please! http://dpaste.org/2x9O/      now 15 minutes already
[22:25] <rui> can anyone helpme to restore to panel my name and the shutdown button
[22:25] <techworld> I diidnt get an answer
[22:25] <hellphyre> Legato: im sure being impatient will help you
[22:25] <techworld> ::D
[22:25] <ZykoticK9> sosaited, if you home dir is encrypted i can't help.  good luck.  ignore my quesiton.
[22:26] <techworld> can you express your opinions
[22:26] <cmp_> Anyone mind if I ask a quick question? I would appreciate it
[22:26] <erUSUL> !ask | cmp_
[22:26] <ZykoticK9> !ot > techworld
[22:26] <hellphyre> just ask cmp
[22:26] <sosaited> ZykoticK9: Is there any way to unencrypt it? I have the password and keyphrase.,
[22:26] <Legato> hellphyre: why impatient? i could not post some lines right here, and repost via dpaste.org
[22:26] <cmp_> lol sorry =)
[22:27] <xorwhy> do not giggle
[22:27] <RoughNeck> ubottu, I get unknow command with that
[22:27] <freakynl> hi, is there no proftpd security update for 8.04?
[22:27] <xorwhy> i reseated the ram
[22:27] <ZykoticK9> sosaited, sorry - i can't give ANY suggestions if you have encrypted file system(s) - i avoid any issues involving them.  best of luck.
[22:27] <hellphyre> Legato: announcing how long youve been waiting is being impatient
[22:27] <Legato> hellphyre, ok, sorry
[22:27] <Legato> hellphyre: i just wanna know if it's all right
[22:28] <erUSUL> freakynl: 8.04 is still supported ; so it should recive security updates
[22:28] <sosaited> Can anyone else please help?
[22:28] <hellphyre> Legato: i cant help you with that question, im sure if someone knows, they will answer
[22:28] <Legato> hellphyre: clear
[22:28] <reya276> How can I get to CLI at boot on 10.10?
[22:28] <k-rad> could anyone assist me in getting conky started upon gnome bootup ?
[22:28] <reya276> what is the buttons I have to press to access CLI at boot time on 10.10?
[22:29] <ZykoticK9> k-rad, add it to System / Preferences / Startup Applications
[22:29] <k-rad> reya276, rescude mode
[22:29] <EpicCyndaquil> I have a computer with about 300MB RAM, any tips for speeding up Ubuntu? Should I look into a different window manager?
[22:29] <erUSUL> reya276: sift to enter grub menu then boot into recovery mode?
[22:29] <erUSUL> shift*
[22:29] <reya276> ok
[22:30] <k-rad> ZykoticK9, could you give me a one liner with a slight sleep command, i feel without a sleep command, minimal wait integer, thati'll really help me out
[22:30] <erUSUL> EpicCyndaquil: install lubuntu ?
[22:30] <ZykoticK9> EpicCyndaquil, you might be interested in testing lubuntu which uses lxde - lightest semi-supported-ubuntu version i believe (much quicker the xubuntu that's for sure)
[22:30] <k-rad> i'm not a computer guru, i'm a computer mechanic :)
[22:30] <hellphyre> EpicCyndaquil: use a smaller or less graphical distro?
[22:30] <joe85> I think it may have been a mistake to install the ATI driver
[22:30] <dagwood> I was installing software (Apache) and synaptic has hung restarting apache.  It's been a few mins.  I'd like to kill it but am afraid of horking the repo db
[22:30] <reya276> thanks guys
[22:30] <EpicCyndaquil> alright, I'll check out lubuntu
[22:31] <cmp_> Tryin to install ubuntu on an old tablet laptop. It sits at a black screen with a little guy in a circle at the bottom for a while. then goes to a screen with the ubuntu splash and sits there indefinately.
[22:31] <xorwhy> EpicCyndaquil: run bleachbit regularly, delete stuff in synaptic you don't use, make a good sized swap partition, and a different WM could make a big difference
[22:31] <joe85> I installed this ATI driver and rebooted. And now my screen is looking very strange
[22:31] <EpicCyndaquil> any difference between lubuntu and Ubuntu other than window manager?
[22:31] <iceroot> EpicCyndaquil: only lxde is the difference
[22:31] <ZykoticK9> k-rad, i don't have my conky/ubuntu theme setup right now so can't give you my example :(  - but just adding the appropriate conky run line to Startup Applications has always worked fine for me.
[22:32] <EpicCyndaquil> do you think if I grabbed Ubuntu Server and threw a window manager on top of it, it would run much lighter?
[22:32] <k-rad> would that be conky & and nothing else to read from a single .conkyrc ?
[22:32] <TeslaTony> EpicCyndaquil, I use LXDE (lubuntu) any time I need light weight. You can still use all your regular Ubuntu packages and programs under it, and to a large degree I can
[22:32] <hiexpo> hellphyre, hey i have another hd i had all the same stuff on but formated   > would that be easier to recover
[22:32] <ZykoticK9> EpicCyndaquil, i doubt using server would help you....
[22:32] <k-rad> ZykoticK9, does conky % fork the process immediately to the background ?
[22:33] <TeslaTony> EpicCyndaquil, Use the lubuntu disk and do a clean install if you want a lighter-weight system
[22:33] <hellphyre> hiexpo: that hd is bad alos?
[22:33] <hellphyre> also*
[22:33] <k-rad> ZykoticK9, excuse me, conky &
[22:33] <joe85> how can I get video back in Ubuntu?
[22:33] <hiexpo> hellphyre, no
[22:33] <joe85> I installed an ATI driver, rebooted, and now I can't see anything
[22:33] <ZykoticK9> k-rad, don't use the % at the end (in the system / preferences / startup apps)
[22:33] <EpicCyndaquil> ZykoticK9, I'm just curious if it would help lighten it up. But it seems like lubuntu is a good start.
[22:33] <hellphyre> hiexpo: then why do you need to recover files from it? maybe i misunderstood your q?
[22:34] <hellphyre> hiexpo: just hook it up and get your files
[22:34] <hiexpo> hellphyre,  i formated it
[22:34] <hellphyre> oh
[22:34] <hellphyre> =o
[22:34] <ZykoticK9> EpicCyndaquil, there might be some sort of "minimal" cd install - which would make more sense then server, but lubuntu is SO much easier and more suited then adding X to server version.
[22:34] <erUSUL> !minimal
[22:34] <hellphyre> hiexpo: its worth a try but you would need some good recovery software
[22:34] <EpicCyndaquil> very well, this is why I ask the pros ;D
[22:34] <sosaited> is there an offline ubuntu-desktop package for Maverick?
[22:35] <RoughNeck> #!/bin/sh ?what is this?
[22:35] <erUSUL> RoughNeck: it is called shebang
[22:35] <k-rad> joe, boot into recovery mode, there is a place to fix your xserver in the drop down option, select create generic profile, after that has been done, don't choose any options but backup using cancel.  then after creating the new xserver xorg.conf, you may have better luck.  if your an nvidia person, simply getting to console and sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get install nvidia-current to pull in the latest restricted driver
[22:35] <ZykoticK9> erUSUL, i've always said shabang
[22:35] <erUSUL> RoughNeck: it tells the kernel what binary to use to interpret the script. in this case the dash shell
[22:35] <k-rad> RoughNeck, that is how bash scripts generally get prefixed
[22:36] <RoughNeck> Well I was trying to genrate a pakage list and thats what I get
[22:36] <hiexpo> hellphyre,  i know i am redownloading my forensic iso's lol lost them in that kaos
[22:36] <RoughNeck> I was hoping it wolud contain all my apps/sofware
[22:37] <k-rad> so i've remove quiet and splash from my /etc/default/grub http://pastebin.com/ARtnQu8c  will this get my no splash and give me verbose bootup messages ?
[22:37] <hellphyre> hiexpo: the only problem with recovery software is that typically your are more sucessful when its already monitoring the drive BEFORE you format it. lol
[22:37] <Dr_Willis> k-rad:  yes i belive so. You might want to replace them with the 'text' option. but that will also disable gdm.
[22:37] <ZykoticK9> RoughNeck, the #!/bin/sh is used in the first line of script files.
[22:37] <Dr_Willis> k-rad:  try it and see :) thats the definitive answer.
[22:37] <hiexpo> hellphyre, i know
[22:37] <k-rad> your incredible awesome for that help Dr_Willis
[22:38] <k-rad> thank you
[22:38] <hellphyre> hiexpo: just dont write anything to the drive until you can scan it
[22:38] <RoughNeck> thats what I thought, so why is it the only thing genrated in trying to make a package list
[22:38] <dagwood> What can I do for a hung synaptic?   Stopped during apache install.  several minutes now
[22:38] <hiexpo> hellphyre, exactly
[22:38] <ZykoticK9> k-rad, did you run update-grub after updating the file?
[22:39] <hellphyre> anyone try the netbook version of 10.10?
[22:39] <k-rad> i sure did
[22:39] <ZykoticK9> hellphyre, i'm using unity on 10.10 with desktop installed on my EEE?
[22:40] <k-rad> one day i will have a laptop i can fly away with
[22:40] <hellphyre> ZykoticK9:  is unity the netbook distro of ubuntu? i dont remember it being called that
[22:41] <Jeruvy> hellphyre: unity is the new shell
[22:41] <ZykoticK9> hellphyre, "i could be wrong" but i believe Unity is default interface in UNE now for 10.10
[22:41] <hellphyre> ah
[22:41] <WHolanda> Tem alguém online que possa me ajudar com um erro de inicilização? D:
[22:41] <erUSUL> !br | WHolanda
[22:41] <hellphyre> aside from larger ease of access features, would i loose any options by using unity over the desktop version?
[22:42] <Goodgame> hello
[22:42] <duergar> I'm trying to use gnome burner to burn an iso to a disk, not the iso file itself but you know what i mean. is that gonna let me? It looks like it wants to burn the file itself not the raw data in the iso
[22:42] <Goodgame> I've got some questions about launching programs at the boot, you may help here here is a question I have, you may help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1619320 :)
[22:42] <Dr_Willis> hellphyre:  unity is a work in progress.. i find it missing a LOT of features.
[22:42] <ZykoticK9> hellphyre, having both works out best for me.  good luck whichever you choose.
[22:42] <ZykoticK9> Dr_Willis, +1
[22:42] <Dr_Willis> !burn | duergar
[22:42] <hellphyre> Dr_Willis: thanks, thats all i needed to hear. lol
[22:43] <Dr_Willis> duergar:  check the menus. look for a burn iso, or burn image item.
[22:43] <duergar> oh, duh. Too used to burning in windows. lol. thanks gusy
[22:43] <Mau13x> Hi all! I need some help I have a Asus Eeepc 1201T and i can't install Ubuntu 10.10 on it! The installation process stop with a message about my in realtek wirelles... anybody here already have a issue like mine?
[22:43] <neil_d> duergar: are you trying to save the .iso to the CD or create a CD from the .iso?
[22:44] <duergar> create from iso
[22:45] <Dr_Willis> duergar:  i tend to use k3b.   from command line.. -> 'k3b foo.iso'  :)  but I like k3b over the other tools..
[22:45] <strouthos> If Grub istn't working, whats the best way of getting into my good-old ubuntu installation with a live cd and a usb stick?
[22:45] <Mau13x> But when i run the live boot the wirelles work great! but when i try install the setup stop during wirelles installation
[22:46] <neil_d> duergar: navigate to the .iso... right click on it... select 'write to disc'
[22:46] <ieri> I'm trying to add an NTFS drive to my fstab file, - the line I have is /dev/sdb1 /Media vfat umask=000 0 0 (one tab between each field) - and I created /Media (off the root drive).  But it won't mount (get an error on boot every time).  I'm running Ubuntu 10.10.  Any ideas?
[22:47] <Mau13x> Nobody here have problems with Ubuntu 10.10 install on Asus EeePc 1201T?
[22:47] <neil_d> strouthos: do you want to just access data in it, or boot it?
[22:47] <strouthos> neil_d: boot it.
[22:48] <k-rad> do any of you save things to your desktop and have cluttered files ?  i have a nift bash script that i run manually to sort those saved files by date "under a 'central' folder" then it sorts all files by filetype for easy access to previous days stuff.
[22:48] <neil_d> strouthos: one way that might work is to boot the LiveCD then chroot into it.
[22:48] <k-rad> btw, with script should you have sorted files within a particular folder, it will simply leave that folder and your file arrangment in-tact.
[22:49] <KB1JWQ> k-rad: Do you have a support question?
[22:49] <k-rad> i simply hoped to help other ubuntu members by providing that script to them should they desire it
[22:49] <KB1JWQ> !ot | k-rad
[22:49] <strouthos> neil_d: sounds a bit risky. I was thinking more about somehow installing grub in the usb stick, but haven't been able to find any good instructions.
[22:50] <goltoof> can't connect to any network with irssi... please halp!
[22:50] <blakkheim> goltoof: /j #irssi
[22:50] <mgj> I'm trying to connect my pc to a bluetooth device, but its failing due to the bluetooth app in ubuntu have a unreasonable low timeout for entering the pin-code on the device (only 2 buttons on the device =S). How can i shorten the pin number?
[22:50] <k-rad> KB1JWQ, lots of knee jerks for that one.  i was trying to help the community.
[22:50] <hiexpo> hellphyre, whats weird is the drive that is racked says it has 280 gigs on it but i can't see the files
[22:50] <mgj> or even remove the need for it completely
[22:50] <goltoof> blakkheim,     i'm in there already...  but it might be something else in ubuntu that's keeping me from connecting
[22:51] <goltoof> this is ODD
[22:51] <strouthos> neil_d: But how would this chroot thing work?
[22:51] <mgj> "connecting to a device" -> "Set up new device"
[22:51] <bastidrazor> goltoof: there are error messages irssi should be giving. can you give those?
[22:51] <neil_d> strouthos: I once had a floppy that could do that... don't remember how I set it up, exactly... but I just used the grub.conf a little..
[22:52] <k-rad> so giving other people common solutions that are very good while not specifically asked for is that so disturbing that it be tagged as offtopic ?
[22:52] <neil_d> strouthos: s/a little/edited a little/
[22:54] <neil_d> strouthos: you boot from the CD... mount the HDD... bind mount the /proc/ into the correct point... the run the command 'chroot <dir>'
[22:54] <sosaited> ZykoticK9: I got the file in which I had saved the packages removed etc from the home directory, as I can log in to terminal on that system. http://pastebin.com/NDb0QEKk It seems ubuntu-desktop caused the problem
[22:55] <neil_d> strouthos: have you seen http://www.justlinux.com/forum/showthread.php?t=142409
[22:55] <andronix> всем привет! сдесь русские есть?
[22:55] <mmoebius> !ru | andronix
[22:55] <strouthos> neil_d: Concerning a bootable floppy, I don't think I would work based on my current grub installation. It just gives "error: unknown filesystem" and "grub rescue>"
[22:56] <k-rad> question for channel rules.  is offering advice or information that would be beneificial to all user who needs a specific solution to something to be considered offtopic, even though, its quite helpful in the ubuntu desktop (gnome) ~/Desktop
[22:56] <sosaited> Dr_Willis: He man. I messed up my 10.10 in trying to make it perfect :(. I uninstalled ubuntu-desktop package while removing pulseaudio, and now I can't log in :(. Can you help
[22:56] <Guest70691> hi everyone
[22:56] <k-rad> neil_d, you can create a bootable dvd or thumb drive
[22:57] <Guest70691>  does anyone know how to setup an interface to be an ipv6 dhcp only interface?
[22:57] <prakriti> is there a way to protect x number of MB for system processes / ssh / shells or something to keep a server from becoming unresponsive if all the memory is used?
[22:57] <sudoer> what command can I run to see if file exists?   "  CMD_TO_CHECKIF_FILE_EXISTS &&  ls -l file"
[22:57] <neil_d> k-rad: I know... it just I did something like he wants with a floppy a few years ago.. and thought it might help with a search.
[22:58] <mmoebius> Guest70691: ipv6 has no dhcp
[22:58] <prakriti> sudoer: if [ -e file ]; then ls -l file; fi
[22:58] <Hakume1> Hello. My Riptide sound/analog game/modem card isn't being recognized in Ubuntu 10.10.
[22:58] <Guest70691> wide-dhcpv6-server
[22:58] <neil_d> k-rad: that is when I still was using floppies... ha ha
[22:58] <magicianlord> the synaptic offline installer script does not work without first refreshing the repository. that defeats its purpose.
[22:58] <Guest70691> through router advertisements
[22:59] <mmoebius> Guest70691: ipv6 has some automagic/dynamic "get-me a useable ip address" build into ipv6. There is no hlper protocol like dhcp needed
[22:59] <sudoer> prakriti: thats a lot just so I can run a command, it also doesnt work here: " [ -e asdas] && echo "hi""
[22:59] <prakriti> sudoer: i didn't use &&,  read my command closer
[22:59] <Solved> Is there a command which will disable internet, and it can ONLY be enabled again through terminal?
[22:59] <k-rad> neil_d, they are are might fragile and prone to errors on the long run
[22:59] <mmoebius> Guest70691: You want ots et sthat in Networkmanager ? Edit connection, set ipv4 to "Link-Local" or "Manual" and IPv6 to "automatic" ?!?
[23:00] <magicianlord> Solved: yes
[23:00] <prakriti> sudoer; you can do thise too,  its closer to how you are writing: test -e file && ls -l file
[23:00] <magicianlord> dhclient
[23:00] <Guest70691> mmoebius: cheers
[23:00] <LjL> prakriti: i dunno, but i suppose you could set max memory in /etc/limits.conf to be slightly lower than your total memory. i
[23:00] <Solved> magicianlord: what is full command to disable and enable?
[23:00] <LjL> prakriti: i dunno, but i suppose you could set max memory in /etc/limits.conf to be slightly lower than your total memory. i'm not sure *which* option actually refers to total memory, though
[23:00] <sudoer> prakriti: very cool. thx
[23:01] <goltoof> bastidrazor,    pretty basic errors... just says connection timed out no matter what network i try to connect to
[23:01] <prakriti> sudoer, :  [] in bash and test are the same thing,  if you "man test" there are TONS of options
[23:01] <strouthos> neil_d: Hm. Maybe you'd know how I can create a new partition, install just Grub on it and boot from it?
[23:01] <goltoof> bastidrazor,   and keeps trying to reconnect
[23:01] <goltoof> bastidrazor,    got no problems w/ xchat
[23:01] <neil_d> strouthos: here is another link with data you might be able to adapt.. http://linux-sxs.org/administration/grubflop.html
[23:02] <Solved> magicianlord: exactly what command would I type to disable internet?
[23:02] <magicianlord> Solved: man dhclient. i think it's dhclient <interface> -r. to release it. i dont remember exactly.
[23:02] <neil_d> strouthos: grub install onto the MBR of the drive not a partition.
[23:02] <hxcjonnysniper> i keep getting a direct x error. does anybody know what that means?
[23:02] <FRockstock> ok got a little puzzle for you guys. I have a machine. It's completely useless. Has ubuntu on it, but in safe mode. I can't get network support and I have no way to mount an external hdd. How do I get data out of the hdd?
[23:02] <Solved> magicianlord: dhclient (what) to disable internet totally?
[23:03] <IcedEarth> Solved: If you want to disable the internet, why not just take your network card down
[23:03] <joe85> That ATI Proprietary FGLRX graphics driver is not working right on my system. Anyone have any experience with it?
[23:03] <lupen3> I have to install the package linux-headers for my kernel <IP_ADDRESS>-xxxx-grs-ipv6-32. Do you know where to find the package?
[23:03] <Solved> IcedEarth: how do I do that?
[23:03] <k-rad> is offering on topic (ubuntu) advice that is helpful to all not tolerated unless someone asked for it ?
[23:04] <Solved> IcedEarth: I want to be able to enable it and disable it, to prevent children from using the internet
[23:04] <hellphyre> hiexpo: thats wierd? what filesystem is on it?
[23:04] <magicianlord> read the manual pages on it. also on iconfig
[23:04] <goltoof> any error logs i can check to figure out why irssi  isn't connecting to anything?
[23:04] <IcedEarth> Solved: http://www.examplenow.com/ifconfig
[23:04] <Hakume1> Hello. My Riptide sound/analog game/modem card isn't being recognized in Ubuntu 10.10. It just isn't being detected by alsa at all.
[23:04] <aka1> anyone knows a code to shutdown the computer after some seconds i input ????
[23:04] <hiexpo> hellphyre, fat
[23:05] <goltoof> aka1,    why?
[23:05] <Solved> IcedEarth: I know sudo ifconfig eth0 up/down, but it can be re enabled by rebooting or other ways
[23:05] <FRockstock> Solved: ok got a little puzzle for you. I have a machine. It's completely useless. Has ubuntu on it, but in safe mode. I can't get network support and I have no way to mount an external hdd. How do I get data out of the hdd?
[23:05] <Hakume1> Does anyone have a solution for that?
[23:05] <hellphyre> hiexpo: and its mounted? with drive letter?
[23:05] <Solved> FRockstock: live CD
[23:06] <aka1> goltoof , to shut computer down. i have a download , it  will end in 2 hours , and i want the computer to turn off after 2 hours automaticcally
[23:06] <hxcjonnysniper> call of duty is giving me a direct x error. why is this?
[23:06] <Solved> FRockstock: you will also need a flash drive
[23:06] <aka1> just like "shutdown -s -t 3600" in windows. pc turns off in 3600 seconds
[23:06] <magicianlord> FRockstock: sudo mount
[23:06] <goltoof> aka1,    what if the download doesn't finish in two hours ?
[23:06] <Solved> magicianlord: I have tried reading man but I'm confused. :(
[23:07] <aka1> goltoof , you know the code or not ?
[23:07] <hiexpo> hellphyre, yup i can open itand sometimes i see the files   > sometimes i don't but i can not transfer or do anything
[23:07] <goltoof> aka1,    no, sorry..  i'm just saying, that if the dl doesn't finish you'll lose it.
[23:07] <hellphyre> hiexpo: this is on the failing drive yes?
[23:07] <magicianlord> Solved: if it was wireless interface, you'd type sudo dhclient wlan0 -r
[23:07] <goltoof> aka1,    but yea idk the code
[23:07] <Solved> magicianlord: its a cable going into computer
[23:07] <strouthos> neil_d: Thanks!
[23:07] <hiexpo> hellphyre, yup
[23:07] <Solved> magicianlord: atuo eth0
[23:08] <Solved> *auto
[23:08] <hellphyre> hiexpo: what CAN you do? just see the files only?
[23:08] <magicianlord> Solved: then type ifconfig and see the name of the active interface
[23:08] <goltoof> aka1,     sudo shutdown 120
[23:08] <FRockstock> Solved: flash disk / ipod... would that work the same way
[23:09] <aka1> oh thanks
[23:09] <Solved> FRockstock: huh.
[23:09] <Hakume1> My Riptide sound/analog game/modem card isn't being detected in Ubuntu 10.10. Alsa isn't even running anything at all. More detailed info is at https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/133646
[23:09] <_julio_> hi ppl, how can i know what makes x crash? i'm on 10.04 and after an update y just can't log into graphical mode :(
[23:09] <Solved> magicianlord: here is the output:   http://pastebin.com/efUFsTT9
[23:11] <warz> hi all. how would i go about setting a permanent session variable? im trying to set ORACLE_HOME.
[23:12] <Hakume1> My sound stopped working at 1:04 this morning.
[23:12] <Solved> magicianlord: here is the output:   http://pastebin.com/efUFsTT9
[23:12] <magicianlord> Solved: sudo ifdown eth0
[23:12] <magicianlord> Solved: also, see https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/internet/C/networking-disable.html
[23:12] <_julio_> warz: on bashrc? or without the need to log?
[23:13] <Solved> magicianlord: sudo ifdown eth0 gives me:  koerber@koerber-desktop:~$ sudo ifdown eth0
[23:13] <Solved> [sudo] password for koerber:
[23:13] <Solved> Ignoring unknown interface eth0=eth0.
[23:13] <Solved> koerber@koerber-desktop:~$
[23:13] <pincopallino> !list
[23:13] <FloodBot2> Solved: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:13] <Firefishe> I'm using (k)ubuntu 10.04, kde 4.5.1 from ppa.  How do I enablel the ctrl-alt-backspace feature to kill the x server?
[23:14] <Monotoko> is this the right place to be asking questions about Ubuntu Server?
[23:14] <magicianlord> Solved: in your output, it shows eth0, so it should work. try eth1
[23:14] <rww> Guest683: Here or #ubuntu-server
[23:14] <rww> ubottu: dontzap | Firefishe
[23:15] <Hakume1> I would really like to know what I can do about my problem.
[23:15] <Solved> magicianlord:  ifdown:  interface eth1 not configured
[23:16] <Firefishe> rww: I've seen that page, and my setup is different, somehow.
[23:16] <Firefishe> rww:  The 'Regional and Language' section isn't in the place those instructions say it is.
[23:17] <warz> _julio_: i need it to be present for everyone that logs in
[23:17] <rww> Firefishe: ah. I think some of the System Settings stuff got moved around in KDE 4.5. I don't have it handy to look for where it moved to, though >.>
[23:17] <rww> Firefishe: It'll be in there somewhere, though.
[23:18] <Firefishe> rww:  I'm looking for it, but it's possibly not there anymore.
[23:18] <antonio_> hi, anyone have an asus notebook with express gate installed?
[23:19] <magicianlord> rww: what's upcoming in kde 5?
[23:19] <hellphyre> antonio_:  negative, but im familiar with express gate
[23:19] <hiexpo> hellphyre, yup sometimes lol  but if i check says it has 299. gb on it still
[23:19] <rww> magicianlord: no idea, ask #kde or something
[23:19] <hellphyre> hiexpo: not sure what else to recommend.
[23:20] <antonio_> hellphyre, how i can reset my asus notebook? i don't have express gate, but, when i bought it, it was installed on my laptop
[23:20] <hiexpo> hellphyre, kk
[23:20] <Hakume1> My Riptide sound/analog game/modem card isn't being detected in Ubuntu 10.10. Alsa isn't even running anything at all. More detailed info is at https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/133646
[23:20] <k-rad> antonio you can reinstall express gate using wine
[23:20] <hiexpo> hellphyre,   SLEDGEHAMMER
[23:20] <hellphyre> antonio_: maybe im craxy but expressgate is for bios flashing
[23:20] <hellphyre> crazy*
[23:20] <k-rad> antonio_, please PM me offtopic
[23:20] <Chaos2358> can anyone tell me hoe to enable network sharing on ubuntu 10.10?
[23:21] <hellphyre> hiexpo: that will solve it for sure.
[23:21] <joe85> How do I fix RADEON(0): [dri] RADEONDRIGetVersion failed to open the DRM
[23:21] <hiexpo> lol
[23:21] <antonio_> hellphyre, how i can restore express gate? on my bios i don't have any choice for it
[23:21] <k-rad> hellphyre, it its its own lightweight browser, im, skype, and media viewer that resides on a small windows partition and is useful for quick access instead of full boot on asus boards
[23:22] <missPapaya> having trouble with mkidr
[23:22] <missPapaya> *mkdi
[23:22] <antonio_> k-rad, can you help me? i wrote you in pm!
[23:22] <missPapaya> *mkdir
[23:22] <evon> Is there something in UBUNTU's VNC server that tells it to disconnect client computers automatically after a while?
[23:22] <k-rad> antonio_, register on freenode and PM me
[23:22] <k-rad> missed it
[23:22] <hiexpo> that is a good forensic Analise   :)
[23:23] <Hakume1> I would really like to know what can be done about my problem.
[23:23] <hellphyre> antonio_: ok ive never used it for anything but bios flashing. you could try asus support and add it again
[23:23] <hellphyre> Hakume1:  get a new card thats supported?
[23:24] <Hakume1> The sound card worked until this morning.
[23:24] <goltoof> weechat
[23:24] <goltoof> oops
[23:24] <hellphyre> Hakume1: did you install anything?
[23:24] <Chaos2358> can anyone tell me how to enable network sharing on ubuntu 10.10? I just got the new samsung galaxy s phone and it is capable of networking. the phone shows my windows computer as well asmy dvr but my ubuntu computer isnt showing up in the list of computers. anyideas on how to enable?
[23:24] <nenu> reload sound modules
[23:24] <Hakume1> It all stopped working as soon as I ran ZSNES.
[23:25] <wgilthorpe_> Hello, I am listening to streaming radio on my ubuntu box.  I would like to pause and rewind like with my dvr.  Do any of you know of a program that will help me accomplish this.
[23:25] <nenu> stop firewall in ubuntu
[23:25] <evon> Is there something in UBUNTU's VNC server that tells it to disconnect client computers automatically after a while??
[23:25] <hello> help me please! after doing "aptitude full-upgrade" this command hangs up when it begins updatin mysql. i waited 15 minutes, closed the console and rebooted. after it, linux (ubuntu) don't react on mouse movements and key hits, and recovery console loading also hangs after "init-bottom script: done". can anyone help me to fix it?
[23:25] <Cernunnos> hi
[23:25] <hellphyre> Chaos2358: http://nfs.sourceforge.net/nfs-howto/
[23:25] <Hakume1> I noticed that the sound wasn't working in ZSNES, turned the volume up via the GUI controls on the panel.
[23:25] <nenu> edit the vncserver conf fie and add time out in it
[23:25] <Hakume1> Then.
[23:26] <Cernunnos> may i ask for help about ubuntu install here?
[23:26] <missPapaya> root@ubuntu:/media/debian# mkdir etc
[23:26] <warz> how come when i set an environment variable in /etc/environment, i can see it when i do "echo $ORACLE_HOME" as my normal user, but when i do that with sudo it doesn't appear.
[23:26] <missPapaya> mkdir: cannot create directory `etc': No such file or directory
[23:26] <evon> hello: honestly I would just do a full reinstall
[23:26] <evon> nenu you talking to me
[23:26] <evon> ?
[23:26] <Hakume1> It was still not working.
[23:26] <Hakume1> I even turned the volume up to max.
[23:26] <hello> evon: i cannot, cause i cannot backup my data
[23:26] <Chaos2358> hellphyre, thank you
[23:26] <hello> evon: without keyboard and mouse
[23:26] <missPapaya> does anybody know why mkdir -p says "no such file or directory"?
[23:27] <joe85> I wish it had never offerred to install the proprietary ATI driver.
[23:27] <wgilthorpe_> hello: did you create a seperate home partition and mount it as /home?
[23:27] <evon> hello ? i don't understand. Why would you not have a keyboard and mouse?
[23:27] <hello> wgilthorpe_: nope
[23:27] <rlpb> What do I need to press to get the bootloader's attention on Maverick? Is it still Esc? Am I just getting the timing wrong or has something changed?
[23:28] <bastidrazor> rlpb: hold shift after POST
[23:29] <Cernunnos> hi, I havethe ollowing error when trying to install ubuntu, cn someone help please? :
[23:29] <Cernunnos> BusyBox v1.15.3 (Ubuntu 1:1.15.3-1ubuntu5) built-in shell (ash)
[23:29] <Cernunnos> Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands.
[23:29] <Cernunnos> (initramfs) stdin : I/O error
[23:29] <Cernunnos> mount: mouting /dev/loop0 on //filesystem.squashfs failed: No such device
[23:29] <FloodBot2> Cernunnos: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:29] <Cernunnos> Can not mount /dev/loop0 (/cdrom/casper/filesystem.squashfs) on //filesystem.squashfs
[23:29] <sparpa> hello
[23:29] <hellphyre> Hakume1: i just googled znes sound issues and found hundreds of topics related to ubuntu. try those maybe?
[23:29] <Guest26172> !list
[23:29] <Cernunnos> still flood-thinged?
[23:29] <sparpa> !list
[23:30] <rlpb> bastidrazor: OK thanks. I did try that, but POST is rather fast. At least now I know what it's _supposed_ to be :-)
[23:30] <hello> nobody can help? ):
[23:31] <shcherbak> do you think that it is possible to hook up mocp to new sound applet in maverick?
[23:31] <UndiFineD> hello, can you ssh in remotely ?
[23:31] <evon> Is there something in UBUNTU's VNC server that tells it to disconnect client computers automatically after a while???
[23:32] <hello> UndiFineD, no, unfortunately, it doesn't work
[23:32] <shcherbak> UndiFineD: yes, but what do you mean?
[23:32] <rlpb> evon: could it be a NAT timeout?
[23:32] <UndiFineD> hello, sorry to hear that
[23:33] <evon> rlpb: i have  no idea. How would i check
[23:33] <rlpb> evl
[23:33] <hello> UndiFineD, but i have livecd
[23:33] <UndiFineD> hello, i think you need to reinstall
[23:33] <rlpb> evon: is there a router in between your client and server?
[23:33] <wgilthorpe_> hello: I got this off the aptitude web manual    full-upgrade: Like safe-upgrade, this command will attempt to upgrade packages, but it is more aggressive about solving dependency problems: it will install and remove packages until all dependencies are satisfied. Because of the nature of this command, it is possible that it will do undesirable things, and so you should be careful when using...
[23:33] <evon> yes
[23:33] <wgilthorpe_> ...it.  i would probably pop that drive out use another computer and backup my data that way.  Then do a clean install
[23:33] <evon> rlpb: yes
[23:33] <rlpb> evon: and do you only lose the connection after inactivity? and how long after?
[23:34] <UndiFineD> hello, does keyboard and mouse work in the live cd ?
[23:34] <evon> rlpb: this time only an hour or so
[23:34] <hello> wgilthorpe_, eeeeh, i didnt know :(
[23:34] <evon> rlpb: yes after inactivity
[23:34] <hello> UndiFineD, yep
[23:35] <UndiFineD> hello, can you set up partitions to make a backup onto, or have an external drive
[23:35] <rlpb> evon: it's a fundamental problem when you're behind a router doing NAT. It has to time out the connection after inactivity eventually. They often have a setting for it but you can only really make it longer not get rid of it completely
[23:35] <hellphyre> i just sat on my blackberry, now it shuts off by itself... nice
[23:35] <rlpb> evon: A workaround is to get the client to send keepalives, maybe there's a config option for that?
[23:35] <hello> UndiFineD, flash drives
[23:36] <Cernunnos_> Hi, could anyone help me for this : http://paste.ubuntu.com/530333/ (when trying to boot)
[23:36] <evon> But i'm looking at the NAT settings and nothing is there. there is not port forwarding
[23:36] <UndiFineD> hello, from the live cd, you can stick them in and copy data that way to the usb sticks
[23:36] <evon> rlpb: But i'm looking at the NAT settings and nothing is there. there is not port forwarding
[23:38] <rlpb> evon: it's not port forwarding, it's for outbound connections
[23:38] <hello> UndiFineD, ok, i'll try, thanks to all
[23:38] <Cernunnos_> My computer is down and won't install linux from he live cd : http://paste.ubuntu.com/530333/ somone has a cle on what to do?
[23:38] <Chaos2358> hey guys i asked earlier about enabling network sharing on my ubuntu 10.10 laptop. someone posted a link to help me and it reads as if in chinese. is anyone in here that is familiar with enabling the network sharing who can help me out please?
[23:38] <rlpb> bastidrazor: yeah shift worked, thanks
[23:39] <bastidrazor> rlpb: you're welcome
[23:39] <wgilthorpe_> So anyone know of a ubuntu program that can pause/rewind streaming radio?  Or am I in the wrong foom for that?
[23:39] <UndiFineD> hello, if you need help from withing the live-cd fire up a browser and go to freenode
[23:39] <evon> rlpb: I still have no idea what to do
[23:39] <hello> UndiFineD, ok, thanks
[23:40] <UndiFineD> hello, http://webchat.freenode.net/
[23:40] <wgilthorpe_> Hello: also when you were updating is there any reason you didn't use the synaptic package manager?
[23:41] <UndiFineD> heś gone wgilthorpe_
[23:41] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[23:41] <Cernunnos_> lol
[23:41] <intrader> I need to set environment variable VISUALWORKS in the 'appropriate unix startup file'. How should this be done?
[23:41] <rww> wgilthorpe_: Yes. 1) Upgrading from one version of Ubuntu to another is supposed to be done with upgrade-manager, otherwise it's not supported. 2) For normal package updates, I prefer aptitude.
[23:41] <rww> ubottu: upgrade
[23:42] <Cernunnos_> someone could help me with that or tell me what does that mean? http://paste.ubuntu.com/530333/
[23:42] <Chaos2358> hey guys i asked earlier about enabling network sharing on my ubuntu 10.10 laptop. someone posted a link to help me and it reads as if in chinese. is anyone in here that is familiar with enabling the network sharing who can help me out please?
[23:43] <antonio_> k-rad, are you there?
[23:43] <wgilthorpe_> rww: Why do you prefer aptitude
[23:43] <rww> wgilthorpe_: With some tweaking, it deals with manual/automatic package marking better than apt-get, and is command-line based so I can still use it when I'm not in Xorg.
[23:44] <kindari|work> How can I mount a remote folder (ssh) to a local variable, like ~/myfolder. Also can I do this at startup?
[23:44] <intrader> Anyone please, I need to set environment variable VISUALWORKS in the 'appropriate unix startup file'. How should this be done?
[23:45] <anygivenname> how do I enable USB ports for Virtual Box?
[23:46] <un1dyne> anygivenname: provided you have the closed source version there should be a menu panel in the preferences
[23:46] <jader> [anygivenname]: do you the .exe? only this
[23:46] <ks3> kindari|work, You'd need to install and use sshfs
[23:47] <jader> [anygivenname]: do you have the .exe?
[23:47] <anygivenname> un1dyne: how do I get the closed source version ?
[23:47] <Sp][nE> vmpk wont work with software synthesiser it tries ti pull the sound from the carf itself
[23:48] <un1dyne> don't know. check the website?
[23:48] <Chaos2358> hey guys i asked earlier about enabling network sharing on my ubuntu 10.10 laptop. someone posted a link to help me and it reads as if in chinese. is anyone in here that is familiar with enabling the network sharing who can help me out please?
[23:48] <wgilthorpe_> Ubuntu program that will pause/rewind streaming radio? Anyone know of one?  If anyone did that would be awsome
[23:49] <wgilthorpe_> Oh and thanks rww, I will read up on that.
[23:54] <sosaited> ZykoticK9: Got it fixed by chroot'ing as specified in http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=8910164&postcount=2 and installing ubuntu-desktop. Though I wish you had been nice enough to help..
[23:54] <maxb> Where is the "gdm greeter is ready" sound configured in maverick?
[23:54] <ndxtg1> anyone found a solid solution for wifi drops on 10.10? help!
[23:55] <lee__> teste
[23:55] <maxownz> has anyone ever had troubles with an Ubuntu Server not starting OpenSSH server after a reboot?
[23:55] <goltoof> !anyone
[23:55] <maxownz> I have a headless system and everything was working fine until I rebooted. Now I can't get in: connection refused
[23:55] <anygivenname> how do I install .deb ?
[23:55] <goltoof> lee_
[23:56] <fabiobik> Hi
[23:56] <LjL> !gdebi | anygivenname
[23:56] <fabiobik> does anyone know how to get running a  CS non steam server on ubuntu server 10.10?
[23:57] <fabiobik> does anyone know how to get running a  CS non steam server on ubuntu server 10.10?
[23:58] <fabiobik> does anyone have tested that?
[23:58] <jrib> !repeat | fabiobik
[23:58] <linusasus6> hi I would like to know please how to resize disk by terminal
[23:58] <fabiobik> jrib thanks..
[23:58] <jrib> linusasus6: you could use parted
[23:58] <linusasus6> im on a ubuntu server


[04:38] <ubot4> In #ubuntu-ph, zakame said: ubot4: lolwut is http://www.lolwut.com
[04:52] <toothdecay> Hi all. I was just wondering as to how I would retrieve a forgotten nickserv password?
[04:54] <nalioth> toothdecay: usually, one joins #freenode and asks, but watch your email
[04:55] <nalioth> Ubuntu has nothing to do with network operations
[04:55] <toothdecay> nalioth, yes sorry about that :) thanks for the reply, I'll try there now
[04:57] <toothdecay> nalioth, thanks! ;)
[10:28] <Ddorda> when will be the next ubuntu members team meeting?
[10:28] <Myrtti> depends on if you're after the motu track or the loco track
[10:29] <Myrtti> no, hold on
[10:29] <Myrtti> read wrong, nevermind
[10:29] <Ddorda> lol
[10:29] <Myrtti> exactly what are you after?
[10:30] <Ddorda> i want to join this team, and i'm wonder when will the next meeting is going to be
[10:30] <Myrtti> so you want to be a ubuntu member?
[10:30] <Ddorda> indeed
[10:30] <Myrtti> and you've applied through the motu or through the loco track?
[10:31] <Myrtti> !membership
[10:31] <Ddorda> oh.. nice :D
[10:33] <Ddorda> it says that the next meeting is on the 4th August.. how odd
[10:33] <Ddorda> "August 4th 2009"
[10:33] <Myrtti> Ddorda: but which method of application have you done?
[10:34] <Myrtti> because there are several meetings
[10:34] <Myrtti> depending on the method
[10:34] <Ddorda> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Membership/RegionalBoards/EMEA
[10:34] <Myrtti> Ddorda: I don't see your name on the list...?
[10:35] <Ddorda> i didn't register yet.. not sure if i should as i don't kniw when will the next meeting is going to be
[10:36] <Myrtti> if you're not available for the next meeting, your application is moved to the next, or you can apply on some other regional board given you've got a strong wikipage
[10:37] <Ddorda> okay
[12:15] <niko> hi erUSUL
[12:15] <niko> what's up
[12:20] <erUSUL> hi; good morning there (or afternoon).
[12:21] <erUSUL> well we have been with bad weather all summer but these days i can go to the beach a few hours at least so not bad
[15:28] <DJones> Does anybody know if there's a specific irc channel for the ubuntu remix version?
[15:29] <erUSUL> !irc
[15:29] <erUSUL> DJones: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat <<<< there is a list of channels here
[15:29] <bazhang> kubuntu has a devel channel; perhaps /msg alis list *remix*
[15:30] <DJones> erUSUL: Yes, just been looking at that, couldn't see a #ubuntu-remix on the list, i'll bazhang suggestion
[15:30] <bazhang> or *netbook*
[15:31] <DJones> netbook seems to be specific to kubuntu from the list
[15:32] <bazhang> yeah, and only devel, ie support in #kubuntu
[15:32] <DJones> just had a user in -uk who'd found a corrupt file in his iso and wanted to know where he could report it, i'd pointed them at launchpad and bugs to start with, just got me wondering if tehre was a specific remix channel as well
[15:32] <DJones> could have pointed them at -bugs i suppose
[15:33] <DJones> or -iso
[15:35] <bazhang> oh right. I saw him too.
[15:35] <bazhang> suspected it was a corrupt dl though
[15:35] <bazhang> the unr is an .img at any rate, iirc
[15:36] <DJones> i think somebody mentioned that a .iso was released a couple of days ago, i remember somebody wanting to set up a usb key using it
[15:37] <bazhang> there is a imagewriter PPA .deb for dl; never heard of an iso though
[15:38] <DJones> looks like its a karmic iso, that must have been what i'd read
[15:39] <bazhang> ah right, I was thinking jaunty :)
[15:40] <DJones> I was thinking jaunty, but obviously not, my mistake with that
[15:40] <bazhang> alpha 3 iso with problems? whodathunk :)
[15:41] <DJones> :)
[19:36] <jpds> DJones: That would be #ubuntu-mobile
[19:43] <DJones> jpds: Thanks i'll remember that for the future


[00:04] <teward> ubuntu-archive: not sure if my last msg got through but can someone process agordejo in NEW?  It's a reup after requested changes from sil2100
[00:04] <teward> (my system has been weird with messages)
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[17:31] <LocutusOfBorg> doko, please, drop https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libguestfs/1:1.42.0-11ubuntu2 and restore https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libguestfs/1:1.42.0-11ubuntu1
[17:31] <LocutusOfBorg> so we can migrate ocaml
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[18:05] <LocutusOfBorg> cpaelzer, ping for libvirt please? it makes libguestfs looks sad :/
[18:06] <LocutusOfBorg> and then perl too
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[00:28] <bkerensa> nathwill: so sad the cycle is coming to an end
[00:28] <bkerensa> my last patch just landed http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/quantal/system-config-printer/quantal/revision/232
[18:43] <bkerensa> nathwill: how is seattle?
[19:25] <bkerensa> =o


[21:21] <Eickmeyer> Sorry about the fail mails everyone. Apparently I can't spell.
[22:47] <OvenWerks> Eickmeyer: is ok, my D key still works...


[06:25] <Kilos> morning JabberwockyA19  nlsthzn  and others
[06:25] <nlsthzn> o/
[06:26] <nlsthzn> rugby time again uncle Kilos
[06:26] <nlsthzn> pity about the protea's yesterday too
[06:27] <Kilos> yeah they got carrotted
[06:27]  * nlsthzn is not sure what that means
[06:28] <Kilos> oh if you give someone carrots you give him a hard time
[06:28] <Kilos> maybe thats not used anymore
[06:29] <nlsthzn> ah ok
[06:29] <nlsthzn> perhaps I just never heard anyone use it
[06:29] <Kilos> give him carrots or give him gears we used to say
[06:29] <nlsthzn> I was born after the discovery of the wheel
[06:29] <Kilos> roflmao
[06:29] <nlsthzn> gee hom gas
[06:29] <Kilos> ja daai ding
[06:29] <nlsthzn> :)
[06:33] <Kilos> see now i gotta support the bulls
[06:33] <Kilos> they look weird in green
[06:33] <nlsthzn> painful
[06:33] <nlsthzn> they are in green?
[06:34] <Kilos> lemme look again
[06:34] <nlsthzn> dress rehearsal for the boks later I guess :p
[06:35] <Kilos> ya kinda green camo effect
[06:36] <nlsthzn> guess they need all the help they can get
[07:06] <Kilos> whew shocking so far
[07:12] <nlsthzn> sounds that way
[07:16] <nlsthzn> well a try just before half-time keeps the hopes alive
[07:16] <Kilos> oh my
[07:17] <nlsthzn> oh my?
[07:17] <Kilos> they struggle without matfields guidance
[07:18] <nlsthzn> who is captain?
[07:18] <Kilos> some oke in funny green camo
[07:18] <Kilos> hehe
[07:18] <nlsthzn> >.<
[07:19] <Kilos> Tara: Flip I think
[07:19] <nlsthzn> hmmm
[07:20] <nlsthzn> thanks uncle Kilos / Tara
[07:20] <Kilos> lol
[07:20] <Kilos> she knows more about whats happening than i do
[07:21] <nlsthzn> than us both :)
[08:02] <Kilos> bulls musta got some stick half time
[08:03] <nlsthzn> looking slightly better?
[08:03] <Kilos> yeah
[08:04] <nlsthzn> oh  I see now there was a try
[08:04] <nlsthzn> reading rugby sucks\
[08:04] <Kilos> yeah
[08:04] <Kilos> but they seem a bit more organised too
[08:05] <nlsthzn> if we can win this game I will be impressed, they have already won more games this year than I expected to be honest
[08:06] <Kilos> they getting thing together. started very bad this year
[08:08] <nlsthzn> a number of our teams got off to bad starts
[08:08] <nlsthzn> which isn't new I guess :/
[08:08] <Kilos> yeah except of course my team
[08:08] <nlsthzn> lol
[08:08] <nlsthzn> I guess
[08:09] <nlsthzn> then again they have lost against the bulls so that doesn't bode well for them
[08:09] <Kilos> sob
[08:10] <nlsthzn> ;)
[08:12] <Kilos> min time and 2 points behind
[08:13] <Kilos> dunno why the scrumm failing
[08:14] <Kilos> matfield there in suit and tie
[08:15] <nlsthzn> :(
[08:15] <nlsthzn> guess we loose with 2 points, so close
[08:15] <nlsthzn> and if he is there he could have been playing??!!!?!?
[08:16] <Kilos> 1 min left but scrum
[08:16] <Kilos> sigh
[08:16] <Kilos> poor show
[08:21] <nlsthzn> oh well
[08:21] <nlsthzn> bbl
[08:21] <Kilos> k
[09:21] <Kilos> hmm... jabber.org be sicker
[09:29] <Kilos> Maaz  is jabber.org down
[09:36] <Kilos> Maaz  you here?
[09:36] <Maaz> Well duh!
[09:36] <Kilos> Maaz  is http://www.jabber.org/ down
[09:37] <Kilos> hi charl_
[09:37] <charl_> good morning
[09:37] <charl_> Maaz: coffee on
[09:37]  * Maaz starts grinding coffee
[09:37] <charl_> hi Kilos
[09:37] <Kilos> Maaz  coffee please
[09:37] <Maaz> Kilos: Done
[09:38] <charl_> jabber broken?
[09:38] <Kilos> yeah on my pidgin
[09:38] <charl_> i can access the site from here
[09:38] <Kilos> with what link charl_  ?
[09:38] <charl_> the one above
[09:39] <charl_> http://www.jabber.org/
[09:39] <Kilos> i get there but its just a story kinda about jabber
[09:39] <charl_> the site got simplified a lot
[09:39] <charl_> just like swissjabber.ch
[09:39] <charl_> http://www.swissjabber.ch/
[09:39] <Kilos> no login buttons or so on
[09:40] <charl_> no
[09:40] <charl_> jabber servers are known for going down frequently
[09:40] <charl_> i now run my own jabber server - much better
[09:40] <charl_> jabber.ccc.de also goes down frequently
[09:41] <Maaz> Coffee's ready for charl_ and Kilos!
[09:41] <charl_> http://web.jabber.ccc.de/
[09:41] <charl_> Maaz: thanks
[09:41] <Maaz> charl_: Sure
[09:41] <Kilos> Maaz  ty
[09:41] <Maaz> You are welcome Kilos
[09:42] <Kilos> so how do you rev them to fix it
[09:42] <charl_> it's a free service, afaik not much you can do
[09:42] <charl_> you have a shell account? you can also run your own jabber server if you want
[09:42] <charl_> it's extremely simple
[09:43] <Kilos> with the same info?
[09:43] <Kilos> like im<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[09:43] <charl_> no you will get a new JID (jabber ID)
[09:43] <charl_> because @jabber.org is linked to the server(s) at jabber.org
[09:43] <charl_> so you get kilos@whatever-your-server-is
[09:44] <Kilos> no man thats too much. i have gmail accounts
[09:44] <charl_> ah, with gtalk
[09:45] <charl_> as long as that still works it is a good backup
[09:45] <charl_> although afaik google wants to cancel that service
[09:46] <Kilos> ya i got 4 gmail accounts i think
[09:46] <charl_> lol
[09:46] <Kilos> dunno what to do with everything
[09:47] <Kilos> and 1 yahoo and 1 hotmail.com and 1 live.com
[09:47] <Kilos> whew
[10:16] <Kilos> jabber fixed again
[10:16] <Kilos> yay
[11:56] <JabberwockyA19> good afternoon Kilos
[11:57]  * JabberwockyA19 is fixed too now
[11:59] <charl_> hi JabberwockyA19
[12:06] <Kilos> haha
[14:30] <Symmetria> https://scontent-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-frc1/t1.0-9/10245352_10152343328660681_4825273528210417881_n.jpg
[14:30] <Symmetria> I caight a decent size fishie for once
[14:48] <Kilos> lekker
[15:04] <charl_> WHOW!
[15:04] <charl_> no kidding man
[15:05] <charl_> Symmetria: you gonna have a huge party just to eat that thing ?
[15:06] <Symmetria> charl heh the hotel cooked it up and we ate it with the other guests
[15:06] <charl_> lol
[15:06] <Symmetria> ;p it was consellation after I totalled my company car yesterday
[15:06] <charl_> totalled?
[15:07] <charl_> oh i had to google it but it seems like totalled can mean you had to write off a car ...
[15:07] <charl_> man that sucks :(
[15:07] <Symmetria> yah
[15:08] <Symmetria> heh flipped it
[15:08] <charl_> flipped how the heck did you do that
[15:08] <charl_> i know the roads in nairobi can be bad but ...
[15:08] <Symmetria> blew a tyre out on a dirt road
[15:08] <Symmetria> lost control when I did and went into a 2 foot deep ditch
[15:08] <charl_> oh i see... ok
[15:08] <Symmetria> as the car went into the ditch it flipped
[15:08] <charl_> yeah ok that's understandable
[15:08] <charl_> it can happen
[15:08] <Symmetria> end of my nice pretty prado :(
[15:09] <charl_> whow it's a 4x4 type thing ?
[15:09] <charl_> googled once again :)
[15:09] <Symmetria> yeah
[15:09] <charl_> whow that is a big car to flip
[15:09] <Symmetria> pricey suv
[15:09] <charl_> but i guess it's a little top heavy so it can happen
[15:10] <charl_> you would expect a car like that to be good on such a road
[15:10] <Symmetria> heh they are but the problem with any 4x4, if you blow a tyre
[15:10] <Symmetria> the back wheels keep moving and push you into a spin
[15:11] <Symmetria> spinning out a 4x4 if you have a serious problem on one of the wheels isnt that hard if one of them digs in
[15:14] <charl_> bah
[15:14] <charl_> i get it
[19:04] <Kilos> hi superfly  Trixar_za  and others
[19:06] <Trixar_za> Hey Kilos
[19:06] <Trixar_za> Kilos: What if I make a pre-libusb-1.x version?
[19:06] <Kilos> explain please?
[19:07] <Trixar_za> The newer sakis3g uses the usb-modeswitch 2.x and up
[19:07] <Trixar_za> Which uses libusb-1.x and up instead of the old libusb-0.1x
[19:08] <Kilos> oh
[19:08] <Trixar_za> You said you can't connect with the current sakis3g, so I'll make one that's before the move to the newer library
[19:08] <Kilos> do you know what these modems actually do
[19:09] <Kilos> like this dlink doesnt seem to trigger modeswitch
[19:09] <Kilos> but sometimes pluggin in a second modem at the same time triggers modeswitch then nm sees both
[19:10] <Kilos> almost as if there is something missing from the modems side
[19:11] <Trixar_za> Try http://trixarian.net/sakis3g-old.gz
[19:12] <Kilos> ok will do
[19:12] <Kilos> ty
[19:12] <Trixar_za> It's the one compiled with usb-modeswitch 1.2.7 (the last pre-libusb-0.1x version) and the current database
[19:13] <Trixar_za> pre-libusb-1.x*
[19:14] <Trixar_za> Which is why I left compile.old around :P
[19:14] <Kilos> ok
[19:15] <Kilos> also
[19:15] <Kilos> listen nicely now
[19:16] <Kilos> i have unity on a 80g drive that sees the modem after whatever i did when i got the thing
[19:16] <Kilos> i have kde on this drive
[19:16] <Kilos> if i unplug the modem and reboot too kde first it dont see the modem
[19:17] <Trixar_za> I heard you. My guess would be that the dlink doesn't send a proper signal that alerts usb-modeswitch that it needs to be switched. But when you put in the second device, it does send the signal and both get picked up for switching.
[19:17] <Kilos> if i boot to the 80g it sees the modem then i can reboot to kde and it sees it
[19:18] <Trixar_za> I'd stick with the bad signal guess
[19:19] <Kilos> also if there is a power cut kde dont see it
[19:19] <Kilos> what signal is bad
[19:19] <Kilos> im trying to work out what signals what
[19:20] <Kilos> is it a faulty modem?
[19:21] <Trixar_za> Could be a mix between faulty modem and faulty usb ports
[19:21] <Trixar_za> Maybe even the Linux kernel not picking things up properly
[19:21] <Kilos> whew
[19:23] <Trixar_za> If I had more devices to test, I would probably be able to give you a more exact picture, but I only own one 3g modem :P
[19:23] <Trixar_za> The ZTE K3570-Z
[19:25] <Kilos> i got a zte mf190 here that works fine on linux but cant install to windows pcs
[19:25] <Kilos> something corrupt
[19:26] <Kilos> and its read only cellc stuff thats messed up
[19:26] <Kilos> but thats the one that helps trigger the dlink so i dont wanna mess with it yet
[19:27] <Trixar_za> In the old days you just had to do lsusb to trigger usb devices again
[19:27] <Trixar_za> But it doesn't work anymore :(
[19:28] <Kilos> where can one find info on why they went away from the storage bit to this new cdfs thing
[19:28] <Kilos> ive google me sick
[19:30] <Kilos> would be better for me if everything was physical stuff i could see, software is beyond my
[19:30] <Kilos> like bitcoins
[19:30] <Kilos> i cant understand money that is in the air somewhere
[19:30] <Trixar_za> bitcoins are simple - they're a virtual currency that got pushed into being a major currency by the Chinese.
[19:32] <Kilos> its the virtual thing thats baffling
[19:32] <Kilos> i can install an os in virtualbox here but i can see it using space so its not really virtual
[19:32] <Trixar_za> Most currency is virtual if you think about it
[19:34] <Trixar_za> Virtual just means it doesn't exist physically. Your money doesn't exist until you draw it.