[00:00] <KaiForce> took his ball and went home
[00:00] <lotus1231> i dont need wisdome.. i got my own.. i need some hel with this new ubuntu env which is not same as version 7. so well never mind
[00:00] <IdleOne> GingerKid: change your pass and use the server window in the future :)
[00:00] <t0s> lol
[00:00] <GingerKid> Idle, I realized my mistake.
[00:00] <superdome> look guys if ubuntoo gonna be so great, how cum windows 7 is gunna be butter?
[00:00] <bitmonk> you clearly lack wisdom as to how to solve this problem on your own.  you can get upset with me, or you could scream at the otherwise silence on your question. ;)
[00:00] <GingerKid> How do I change it?
[00:00] <bitmonk> superdome: you're right.  go and be happy.
[00:00] <IdleOne> GingerKid: /msg nickserv help
[00:01] <superdome> asking a questin bitmonk
[00:01] <t0s> if i have a 64bit processor but only 3gb memory is it best to stick with 32bit or use 64bit ubuntu?
[00:01] <IdleOne> superdome: ask in ##windows
[00:01] <bitmonk> superdome: honestly, i would say this: windows is half acceptable about one out of every seven years.  in that year they usually gain a lot of support of tech minded folks, then, you are screwed, and you have absolutely no ability to improve upon their failures.  if canonical mess up, you can rebuild the deb. ;)
[00:01] <superdome> no such version of windows IdleOne
[00:01] <KaiForce> superdome:  both will handle 3GB fine
[00:02] <KaiForce> sorry t0s
[00:02] <xadart> Hi, I'm having problems installing ubuntu. I get anywhere from 20% to 55% and it crashes. Has anyone heard of this problem?
[00:02] <GingerKid> Okay, so basically I'm unable to manually eject DVDs recently. I have to do it from my desktop because the button on the drive doesn't do anything. I'm also unable to rip DVDs. Can someone help?
[00:02] <superdome> bitmok, what is canonical
[00:02] <t0s> ok thanks KaiForce
[00:02] <IdleOne> !ot
[00:02] <bitmonk> the people who make ubuntu, superdome ;)
[00:02] <bitmonk> well, the company - there are surely people helping that aren't part of the company..
[00:03] <KaiForce> GingerKid that is a hardware problem, straighten a paperclip and poke it in that tiny hole in the front of your drive to manually open it
[00:03] <maco> superdome: canonical is the company that funds ubuntu development and sells support contracts for ubuntu
[00:03] <superdome> people heping 4 free bitmonk?
[00:03] <maco> superdome: and negotiate with hardware vendors like dell & hp to get ubuntu on their hardware
[00:03] <bitmonk> (and employs a lot of developers that do stuff not already done for them by debian)
[00:03] <bitmonk> (and maybe some debian people?)
[00:03] <resno_> i am looking to do a network boot to a diskless computer. i want to use pxe, is there a way to setup a usb drive to initiate the connection?
[00:04] <maco> i'm pretty sure the majority of ubuntu developers do not work for canonical
[00:04] <bitmonk> resno_: pxe is done by your bios, you shouldn't need a usb system for it..
[00:04] <GingerKid> KaiForce, your suggestion doesn't work.
[00:04] <bitmonk> bios or network adapter, often one and same ish these days..
[00:04] <superdome> how do they ern $ maco
[00:04] <maco> superdome, bitmonk: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopers this is how one becomes an ubuntu developer. as you can see, it is open to the public
[00:04] <WanHouse> bitmonk: thats Ubuntu ?
[00:04] <KaiForce> GingerKid:  more info than "doesn't work" might help me understand you
[00:04] <bitmonk> i simply meant, a lot of people responsible obviously i slightly overspoke..
[00:05] <superdome> maco, so cud i be 1?
[00:05] <GingerKid> I put the paperclip in and it still doesn't eject.
[00:05] <GingerKid> However, if I simply eject from the desktop, it ejects.
[00:05] <resno_> bitmonk: well, i am trying to get it setup. i know i have to configure the server to handle dhcp, currently I have a router to do it, and am not sure if I want to reconfigure the network.
[00:05] <KaiForce> do you feel any resistance on the paperclip?
[00:05] <maco> superdome: canonical earns money selling tech support contracts. of course you could become a developer!  i'm applying for developer status next month
[00:05] <GingerKid> Oh, great.
[00:05] <GingerKid> I screwed something up.
[00:05] <maco> superdome: if youre wondering how devs earn money... well, day jobs :) ubuntu is what i do in my spare time
[00:05] <bitmonk> resno_: you should be careful about using pxe on a widespread network.  in the past, when i've seen it used, it was a private provisioning network connected only to some switches on build stations..
[00:05] <superdome> maco, what if im a developer & i don even know it?
[00:06] <bitmonk> you set up at a build station, pxe boot to install, then plug into the real network.
[00:06] <WanHouse> bitmonk: There are way many more outside coders that do their thing. I just got unemployed, maybe i can code some after christmas eve or later on the next year ?
[00:06] <maco> superdome: just check out that wiki page
[00:06] <resno_> bitmonk: this is a closed network. i plan to setup myth on it, so the computer in the living room is quiter
[00:06] <nerdy_kid> can only access my ftp server through sftp have been trying for months to fix this please help
[00:06] <bitmonk> if a home network you dont need to be so advanced, for sure, but you will need to reconfigure it to use dhcp to use pxe.. there is no static pxe configuration i know off..
[00:07] <bitmonk> of..
[00:07] <KaiForce> nerdy_kid:  can you re-explain your issue?
[00:07] <resno_> bitmonk: i should deactivate my routers dhcp and configure the "server" to do it?
[00:08] <nerdy_kid> KiaForce thanks for helping, i set up an ftp server (wu-ftpd) and i can only access it (from outside LAN) via the sftp client instead of the ftp client like i need
[00:09] <KaiForce> what do you mean from outside LAN?  from the internet?
[00:09] <JoshuaP0x1> what do you guys use to interface with your iPod? I want to DL podcasts and have them dynamically update and show up in my podcast folder on my iPod
[00:10] <nerdy_kid> KiaForce yes, from LAN i can use an ftp client to access the server, from the Internet i can only use an sftp client. i hope im not being vague...
[00:10] <KaiForce> what kind of firewall do you have?  what is your LAN network #?
[00:10] <bitmonk> resno_: perhaps, sure, that should work fine..
[00:10] <KaiForce> is the server plugged directly into the internet and has a public IP?
[00:11] <bitmonk> consider buying a cheap switch and a second nic for the server, to segment your network, so your dhcp doesn't die when you service your server, so you can run dhcp out of the router for normal use, and on another subnet or a segment for the pxe stuff..
[00:11] <bitmonk> there are many ways you can do it..
[00:12] <nerdy_kid> KiaForce i use ubuntu default firewall (ufw) which is off.  My routers firewall is configured to allow ftp access to my server.
[00:12] <KaiForce> ok, so you port forwarded the FTP port to your server, and you can't connect to FTP from the internet - correct?
[00:13] <nerdy_kid> KiaForce correct
[00:13] <speed_> Hello everyone
[00:13] <speed_> i was wondering if anyone here could help me with webcamstudo
[00:13] <resno_> !hi | speed_
[00:13] <speed_> if any of you have experience with it
[00:13] <KaiForce> nerdy_kid:  likely case is that your ISP blocks port 21.  move your port forward to another port and try that.
[00:14] <KaiForce> if your firewall lets you DNAT from one port to another, otherwise you'll need to move ftp to another port on your server
[00:14] <nerdy_kid> KiaForce ok, thank you very much will try that
[00:15] <KaiForce> sorry to hear you've been beating your head against the wall on this one if it just the ISP playing games
[00:15] <KaiForce> many will also block 25 outbound to prevent hijacked machines from spamming...
[00:15] <nerdy_kid> KiaForce yea, ill be ticked if thats why lol noone has been able to help me
[00:16] <rdehler> looking for a guide on how to get my system working with both ati and nvidia drivers, can someone point me in the right direction ?
[00:16] <KaiForce> yes right over there (points to internet)
[00:16] <rdehler> =\
[00:16] <nerdy_kid> KiaForce thanks a huge bunch :D youve been very helpful :)
[00:16] <KaiForce> nerdy_kid good luck
[00:16] <speed_> nvidia AND ati?
[00:16] <rdehler> correct
[00:16] <speed_> that doesn't make any sense
[00:16] <rdehler> i have onboard ATI and an nvidia pcie card, want to utilize all output
[00:17] <speed_> you can only have 1 primary video drivers
[00:17] <speed_> driver **
[00:17] <rdehler> k, fine
[00:17] <rdehler> i can't even get the 3rd display to show though
[00:17] <speed_> sorry :(
[00:17] <rdehler> i'd settle for VESA
[00:17] <rano> hi
[00:18] <speed_> okay i've gotta go.
[00:18] <speed_> GL
[00:19] <nightshade> whats up?
[00:19] <Random832> anyone know how to make the keyboard work properly with Xephyr?
[00:19] <Random832> geez i'm so lagged
[00:19] <nightshade> no if\deas, compadre
[00:20] <resno_> bitmonk: is it possible to netboot wirelessly?
[00:20] <nightshade> *ideas
[00:20] <enforce1> resno_:  Its not a good idea, even if you could
[00:20] <nightshade> yeah, somebody could hack you by mitm.
[00:20] <resno_> enforce1: why do you say its not a good idea?
[00:21] <nightshade> man in the middle attack
[00:21] <resno_> ah, i see
[00:21] <maestrojed> I am trying to troubleshoot apache. I have been asked to run "httpd -s" but I can't figure out where or how to do this on my Ubuntu install. I am trying "sudo /usr/sbin/apache2 -S". I get "apache2: bad user name ${APACHE_RUN_USER}"
[00:21] <nightshade> I just invented a new instrument.
[00:22] <nightshade> two metal rings you put on your fingers, and clack them.
[00:22] <othman> ho to add a command at start up (like mount)
[00:22] <buddha> im new to linux and i have ubuntu now but cant get audio to work what should i do?
[00:22] <resno_> buddha: are you using a laptop or desktop?
[00:22] <nightshade> I think in inittab (/etc/inittab if it's like fedora)
[00:22] <buddha> desk
[00:23] <reuben> right i got a question, thinking about buying a dell latitude e6400, heard about the wifi problems, just wandering if anyone knows when it comes to customising it, if you can choose a diff wireless card type, and would it solve the problem
[00:23] <bitmonk> resno_: it should be, but i wouldn't recommend to run a netboot install wirelessly
[00:23] <dan1357>  test
[00:23] <resno_> buddha: in terminal type alsamixer and make sure the volume is not muted
[00:23] <nightshade> never heard of it.  is it a gaming laptop?
[00:24] <reuben> nightshade: na buisness one from dell, using it for mainly web programming, but needs to be light for uni
[00:24] <nightshade> I've heard that gaming laptops (especially dells) tend to have trouble with linux.  Just rumors tho.
[00:24] <buddha> resno: i dont think it is but i dont really know exactly
[00:25] <nightshade> not really sure what to tell u dude, but best of luck  maybe these dudes know something more than I.
[00:25] <kelly> oi para todos
[00:25] <reuben> i know my mate has problems with his dell, because of broadcom wifi or summit
[00:26] <nightshade> si?
[00:26] <IdleOne> !es | kelly
[00:27] <nightshade> oh, sorry
[00:27] <nightshade> thought somebody spoke espanol.
[00:27] <kelly> vc ta falando para me falar em espanhol ou ingle??
[00:28] <enforce1> Man in the middle attack be damned, wireless is slower than hell.
[00:28] <enforce1> No one likes slow netbooting
[00:28] <nightshade> kelly: native es ingles, mas yo habla un poco de espanol.
[00:28] <eto> hello guys how would you partition
[00:28] <enforce1> use the gui!! :)
[00:29] <nightshade> cfdisk
[00:29] <eto> i wanted to know about sizes
[00:29] <eto> i have 160 gb drive
[00:29] <enforce1> Need more information!!
[00:29] <kelly> nao sei
[00:29] <enforce1> Just swap and install?
[00:29] <eto> and i want as much as possible for home
[00:29] <enforce1> just use the wizard, it does a pretty bang up job
[00:29] <eto> to have it on special partition
[00:29] <nightshade> its really big already, doncha think?
[00:30] <eto> like how much is needed for system and programs
[00:30] <jerknextdoor> i have an older laptop (thinkpad r51) that only has 756mb ram and i just realized that i dont thik 9.04 is using any of my swap.  what is the best way for me to check this and to fix the problem?
[00:30] <jrib> eto: depends on you.  I'd say 10-20gb is plenty
[00:30] <enforce1> For just a system disk, i think 20-30 gigs would leave plenty of space
[00:30] <enforce1> or what jrib said
[00:30] <enforce1> Its up to you.
[00:30] <jrib> eto: my / is 13gb for reference
[00:30] <jrib> enforce1: 13gb used
[00:30] <nightshade> is listening to the who.  rockin' out with my generation!
[00:31] <enforce1> oh
[00:31] <jrib> argh, eto: 13gb used
[00:31] <enforce1> mines quit a bit larger, but it handles a lot of stuff for the hosue :)
[00:31] <eto> nightfrog: enforce1 okay can i specify what partition will be home?
[00:31] <jerknextdoor> eto:  my / is ~10gb and i rarely feel the crunch.
[00:32] <reuben> anyone recommend a light powerfull ish laptop which runs linux smoothly
[00:32] <enforce1> eto: you can. It gives you the option. If you're uncomfortable with it, make sure to use the LiveCD installer... should give you a bit more hand holding :)
[00:32] <nightshade> how do I figure how big my hard drive is w/o opening?  (dont wanna mess w/ laptop)
[00:32] <enforce1> nightshade: Not sure what you mean. Not turning on the laptop?
[00:32] <eto> okay i found it wish me luck
[00:32] <enforce1> eto: GL eto :-D
[00:33] <nightshade> i mean not opening up my laptop to look at the HD label, but using software
[00:34] <nightshade> is kentucky from kentucky?
[00:34] <RadicalR> Hm.
[00:35] <RadicalR> Is nightshade from night?
[00:35] <nightshade> I'm from kentucky.
[00:35] <RadicalR> AH.
[00:35] <RadicalR> I see.
[00:35] <nightshade> radicalR, lol...
[00:35] <RadicalR> I'm hoping someone can help with an issue I'm having.
[00:35] <RadicalR> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1292669&highlight=windows+-read+ntfs <- my computer did this.
[00:35] <nightshade> what's up, rad?
[00:35] <Jay_Matthews> bartle doo?
[00:36] <fcuk112_> how can i get a mouse-clickable alt-tab window?
[00:36] <nightshade> what's the problem, radicalR?
[00:36] <RadicalR> Alright.
[00:36] <RadicalR> I had two disks set up
[00:36] <RadicalR> 1 OS and 1 Data
[00:37] <RadicalR> So in case OS freaks out, I don't lose any data.
[00:37] <jrib> !enter | RadicalR
[00:37] <RadicalR> Ah. Thanks.
[00:37] <smiths> can someone help with Host key verification failed
[00:37] <nightshade> radicalR o...k...
[00:37] <jrib> smiths: maybe, but most likely only if you give some context...
[00:38] <nightshade> radicalR: so, whats the problem?
[00:38] <RadicalR> Anyways, I had to boot into ubuntu and do a forced mount on that HD to access it. However, upon reboot back into Windows, it doesn't recognize it.
[00:38] <smiths> I had to reinstall my new server software ubuntu J and now when I try to connect with desktop ssh it gives me Host key verification failed
[00:38] <jrib> RadicalR: what filesystem?
[00:38] <Random832> so does anyone know how to figure out why i can't resume from hibernate
[00:38] <RadicalR> Sorry, I was typing. Chkdsk reads it fine and xubuntu can access the disk. NTFS.
[00:38] <smiths> I was connected in the past and ip has not cheanged
[00:38] <jrib> RadicalR: why would you force mount...?
[00:38] <nicatronTg> Herro, can anyone help with wifi on Ubuntu server 8.04 LTS?
[00:38] <Random832> ever since i resized my swap drive (to make it bigger because i sometimes couldn't hibernate before if i had too much stuff open)
[00:38] <RadicalR> Well, I couldn't get the blasted thing up and I need access to it.
[00:39] <nightshade> jrib: maybe unrecognized FS
[00:39] <jrib> RadicalR: there are warnings attached to forcing an ntfs partition to mount
[00:39] <jrib> iirc the man page
[00:39] <RadicalR> Hm. Well, I suppose it's a lesson learned. I'll just start backing up
[00:40] <WafflesDr> Hey, I just manually installed eclipse, and now I am trying to get the link working so I can type eclipse from the command line and have it load. If I type "whereis eclipse" it points to /usr/local/lib/eclipse. I have it as a link to the actual file, but it doesn't work. Any suggestions?
[00:40] <smiths> When I connect using terminal in desktop I get Warning: the RSA host key for 'ttsmith.dyndns.org' differs from the key for the IP address '<IP_ADDRESS>'
[00:40] <smiths> Offending key for IP in /home/smiths/.ssh/known_hosts:2
[00:40] <smiths> Matching host key in /home/smiths/.ssh/known_hosts:3
[00:40] <smiths> Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)  but if I say yes can connect
[00:40] <FloodBot1> smiths: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:40] <jrib> WafflesDr: "doesn't work"?
[00:40] <smiths> when I try to use places connect to server it gives me host key fail
[00:41] <RadicalR> Although, this is the first time I mounted a NTFS partition and had this happen to me. So it struck to me rather odd that it would happen like that.
[00:41] <WafflesDr> jrib, when I type eclipse it comes back eclipse: command not found
[00:41] <RebelZero> smiths, open the known_hosts file and remove the offending entries, lines 2 and 3. when you reinstalled the server os, it was given new RSA keys.
[00:42] <Clayg> I've been out of it for a while.  Do people not listen to podcasts on ipods anymore? I can't seem to find a way to download podcasts, only listen to them on the computer
[00:42] <jrib> WafflesDr: what do you mean by "I have it as a link to the actual file"?
[00:42] <nightshade> [musical note] Join together with the band! [musical note]
[00:42] <RadicalR> Backing up these files are going to be fun. There goes the rest of my night.
[00:42] <RebelZero> smiths, since the new RSA keys don't match the old ones, SSH is letting you know it's not quite the same server
[00:43] <nicatronTg> Here's my problem: I just installed Ubuntu 8.04 (server edition) on a basically blnd box, but I need to get it on the network. I got the driver running using ndiswrapper, tested it, it responds to iwconfig, and I can scan networks, but I'm not sure how to actually connect. The other thing is wpa, do I need to manually install the wpa_supplicant? Is there a decent tutorial on wpa wifi in a server install? It's been around a year
[00:43] <nicatronTg> and a half from the time I last dealt with console only wifi configuration.
[00:43] <smiths> that is the file on my client pc right
[00:43] <smiths> I have deleted line 2 but it never mentioned line 3 in the forum post
[00:44] <RebelZero> smiths, correct... one line was set to the IP while the other was set for the host name, you'll need to delete both
[00:44] <WafflesDr> jrib, I first used ln to make a link to the file, but when that wasn't working I opened two Nautilus windows in sudo and drug the eclipse file over, then use "Link Here". I did this to the desktop and I can double click it and it runs fine.
[00:44] <jrib> RadicalR: what I said is just my guess.  I have no idea if you can somehow recover
[00:44] <jrib> WafflesDr: dragged it where?
[00:44] <WafflesDr> jrib, I dragged it to /usr/local/lib
[00:44] <jrib> WafflesDr: /usr/local/lib isn't in the default path...
[00:45] <RadicalR> Well, I did mention that xubuntu can read it fine.
[00:45] <WafflesDr> jrib, when I do whereis eclipse it returns /usr/local/lib/eclipse
[00:45] <RadicalR> So I'm thinking something went wrong with the MBR. But I don't feel like messing with that.
[00:45] <smiths> what is the command for terminal when I do searches for known_host I cannt find the file
[00:45] <jrib> RadicalR: you might try ##windows too
[00:45] <enforce1> RadicalR: ugh, MBR mucking isn't fun
[00:45] <nicatronTg> RadicalR, try the ultimate GRUB boot disk
[00:45] <RebelZero> smiths, at the terminal just type: gksudo gedit ~/.ssh/known_hosts
[00:46] <RebelZero> smiths, my bad
[00:46] <RebelZero> smiths, you don't need gksudo
[00:46] <jrib> WafflesDr: use /usr/local/bin
[00:46] <RebelZero> smiths, at the terminal just type: gedit ~/.ssh/known_hosts
[00:46] <WafflesDr> jrib, how do I change it?
[00:46] <smiths> going to try it now
[00:46] <jrib> WafflesDr: delete the symlink you made and make a new one
[00:46] <nightshade> RadicalR: apt-get install fdisk.  It's like cfdisk, but it's got more features (maybe it comes with ubuntu, but I haven't had much chance to fool with it.) and I remember there was something there that fixes the mbr.
[00:47] <aperson> does anyone have any guides suggestions regarding how to setup netbooting?
[00:47] <nightshade> it does come with fedora
[00:47] <jrib> WafflesDr: make sure you type "hash -r" after doing so before testing "eclipse"
[00:47] <serp__> hi. when does clojure make it into ubuntu?
[00:47] <nightshade> serp_, what?
[00:47]  * jrib doubts it's an mbr issue
[00:47] <nicatronTg> Anyone able to help or what?
[00:47] <WafflesDr> jrib, alright let me try it out. Thanks.
[00:48] <serp__> nightshade: it seems clojure is not in the ubuntu repositories
[00:48] <nutterpc> could someone pls message me the entry for ppa.launchpad, redid my system last night and forgot to save it (sources.list
[00:48] <nightshade> hold it, what's clojure?
[00:48] <jrib> nutterpc: there's no such animal
[00:48] <nutterpc> damnit, lol
[00:49] <smiths> were would I find that ~/.ssh/known_hosts when looking through gui
[00:49] <jrib> nutterpc: there are several ppa's and if you visit one's page on launchpad it lists the apt line
[00:49] <serp__> nightshade: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clojure
[00:49] <nightshade> brb reading
[00:49] <nicatronTg> Here's my problem: I just installed Ubuntu 8.04 (server edition) on a basically blnd box, but I need to get it on the network. I got the driver running using ndiswrapper, tested it, it responds to iwconfig, and I can scan networks, but I'm not sure how to actually connect. The other thing is wpa, do I need to manually install the wpa_supplicant? Is there a decent tutorial on wpa wifi in a server install?
[00:49] <nutterpc> ahhh k, one tic then
[00:49] <jrib> smiths: ~ means /home/USERNAME
[00:49] <jode> What is a good vnc client?
[00:49] <jrib> smiths: view -> show hidden files since .ssh is hidden
[00:50] <Clayg> I've been out of it for a while.  Do people not listen to podcasts on ipods anymore? I can't seem to find a way to download podcasts, only listen to them on the computer
[00:50] <WafflesDr> jrib, remaking it worked. I'm not sure if I used the -s command last time. Thanks for the help.
[00:50] <nightshade> http://riddell.us/tutorial/clojure/clojure.html
[00:50] <stephans> gpg: keyserver timed out
[00:50] <stephans> gpg: keyserver receive failed: keyserver error
[00:51] <gletob> Anyone else always have problems adding keys from the Launchpad PPAs
[00:51] <awmcclain> Does cron recursively search cron.daily? If I put a symlink into a directory with a bunch of scripts I want to run, would it run them?
[00:51] <nicatronTg> Here's my problem: I just installed Ubuntu 8.04 (server edition) on a basically blnd box, but I need to get it on the network. I got the driver running using ndiswrapper, tested it, it responds to iwconfig, and I can scan networks, but I'm not sure how to actually connect. The other thing is wpa, do I need to manually install the wpa_supplicant? Is there a decent tutorial on wpa wifi in a server install?
[00:51] <stephans> FYI Ubuntu key servers are not working.
[00:51] <nightshade> serp: http://riddell.us/tutorial/clojure/clojure.html
[00:51] <smiths> thanks
[00:51] <gletob> That sucks
[00:51] <serp> eh?
[00:51] <gletob> Why?
[00:51] <serp__> nightshade: sure... but I'd rather see it in the official repository =)
[00:51] <serp__> saves me the trouble of maintaining it
[00:51] <gletob> They having issues?
[00:51] <nightshade> sorry serp, didn't know there were two of you
[00:52] <serp> too many serps
[00:52] <serp__> serp: grr *bite*
[00:52] <serp> :)
[00:52] <nicatronTg> Anyone?
[00:53] <nightshade> serp__: /nick [new nick]  it'll be less confusing
[00:53] <nightshade> keyboardknight, that's even more catchy!
[00:53] <nightshade> nice
[00:54] <keyboardknight> :)
[00:54] <keyboardknight> so how do packages come to live in the ubuntu repositories?
[00:54] <gletob> keyboardknight, You've got to find the Nexus point. duh
[00:55] <GregoryC> keyboardknight:, in a joking sense: "when two compilers love each other..."
[00:55] <nicatronTg> So nobody can help?
[00:56] <nicatronTg> Mk
[00:56] <nicatronTg> Well
[00:56] <nicatronTg> Cya
[00:56] <nicatronTg> #unhelpful
[00:56] <FloodBot1> nicatronTg: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:56] <hey_joe> i have i seemed to have deleted the /etc/opt/IDEALX folder with some default samba configs needed to setup ldap... how do i apt-get remove/install smbldap-tools to reinvent this directory and its fellows?
[00:57] <Random832> i can't resume from hibernate ever since i resized my swap drive, can anyone help me?
[00:58] <hey_joe> Random832, mkswap?
[00:58] <smiths> i deleted lines 2 and 3 and it still gives me The authenticity of host 'ttsmith.dyndns.org (<IP_ADDRESS>)' can't be established.
[00:58] <smiths> RSA key fingerprint is 42:0a:f6:d2:c9:71:c4:34:ec:62:96:e5:f1:d5:14:43.
[00:58] <smiths> Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)?
[00:58] <KB1JWQ> Right.  So say "Yes"
[00:58] <KB1JWQ> Then it'll stop asking.
[00:58] <hey_joe> smiths, what are we trying to do here? openvpn/cached rsa keys?
[00:59] <Random832> @hey_joe, the swap drive works fine when i'm running - it even hibernates to it fine. it won't resume properly
[00:59] <hey_joe> Random832, have you tried re issuing the mkswap command?
[00:59] <Random832> huh? what would that accomplish
[00:59] <smiths>  ssh administrator@******
[00:59] <Random832> the swap drive itself is fine. it's active _now_ and the space shows up
[00:59] <hey_joe> perhaps something important on the swap drive was delete...
[01:00] <hey_joe> and maybe just operating it as a swap is not enough.. in fact recreating the swap structure on the partition/drive?
[01:00] <Random832> that doesn't make sense
[01:00] <Random832> but the fact that it _shows up_ as the proper amount of swap space, means that the swap structure _is_ there
[01:00] <hey_joe> maybe the restore point is kept on the swap drive in an area only access (or perhaps lost after resize)?
[01:00] <hey_joe> Random832, under what assumption?
[01:00] <smiths> if I say yes in terminal I can connect but I can no longer connect using connect to server in places
[01:00] <Random832> mkswap was run by gparted, i saw the log. running it again isn't going to do anything
[01:01] <hey_joe> excellent..
[01:01] <hey_joe> then that answers the first question.
[01:01] <hey_joe> so what does your swap have to do with it not resuming?
[01:01] <nightshade> hey joe, what's up?
[01:01] <Random832> um... do you not know how hibernating works on linux?
[01:01] <Random832> the swap drive is where stuff gets stored
[01:01] <Random832> now, it _hibernates_ fine which is the weird thing... it just doesn't resume properly
[01:02] <nightshade> the swap drive is used as virtual ram.
[01:02] <Random832> the uuid did change after i resized it, but i fixed it in fstab
[01:02] <nightshade> ie. it gets erased every time the computer restarts
[01:02] <nightshade> am I right?
[01:02] <Random832> @nightshade, um, i JUST explained this
[01:02] <nightshade> oh
[01:03] <nightshade> sorry
[01:03] <Random832> when the computer is _hibernating_, the kernel is supposed to pick up that fact when it restarts and load stuff off the swap drive
[01:03] <hey_joe> omg.
[01:03] <smiths> can I just delete all lines in known_host
[01:03] <nightshade> oooohhh...
[01:04] <hey_joe> Random832, this is impossible to diagnose without knowing your hardware set.
[01:04] <nightshade> is that the end of today's lesson, Random832-sensei?
[01:04] <hey_joe> simply asking this question is like asking why we have thumbs.
[01:04] <nightshade> lol
[01:04] <hey_joe> what does the LOG say?
[01:05] <Random832> i don't even know what to look for in the log
[01:05] <hey_joe> ah
[01:05] <Random832> it's not a hardware thing - it was working before and my hardware hasn't changed.
[01:05] <hey_joe> i would start with the time of the said hibernate call
[01:06] <hey_joe> right, however not knowing your hardware kinda limits things as well..
[01:06] <hey_joe> does it happen all the time, or only after short/long periods of time?
[01:07] <hey_joe> have you made any bios changes?
[01:07] <Random832> all the time and no
[01:07] <hey_joe> changed the uid and update-initramfs -u?
[01:07] <CrOnOs> hi any one have tryed karmic ? live cd ask for passwd to mount drives any ideas?
[01:08] <smiths> thanks for the help I needed to delete all the lines in known_host
[01:08] <smiths> all is well
[01:08] <hey_joe> CrOnOs, most likely a sudo action, which would require the stock users password..
[01:09] <nightshade> oh, ubottu...
[01:09] <hey_joe> CrOnOs, usually not a root password, hence the sudo action
[01:09] <hey_joe> Random832, that fix it?
[01:09] <nightshade> bring me lemonade...
[01:09] <nightshade> and... THE WRATH OF BONG!!!
[01:09] <smiths> now could someone help me with my raid config?
[01:10] <hey_joe> smiths... whats up?
[01:10] <CrOnOs> mm ok i try that then
[01:10] <hey_joe> mdadm?
[01:10] <Random832> um, i don't know, as i obviously haven't tried that (since i'd have disconnected from irc to hibernate)
[01:10] <nightshade> bring me your finest herb so that I may smoke it
[01:10] <smiths> md0 : active raid1 sdb1[1] sda1[0]
[01:10] <Random832> i'm looking at that update-initramfs
[01:10] <smiths>       976759936 blocks [2/2] [UU]
[01:10] <smiths> I went through setup in a turtorial it is just for storage and the lonely raid in system
[01:11] <hey_joe> smiths, looks like a raid 1, with 2 disks... seems to be working..
[01:11] <hey_joe> need to mount it, and create a filesystem
[01:11] <smiths> not sure if it mounted
[01:11] <smiths> that is it I had problems there
[01:11] <smiths> the command that was in the tutort didnt work
[01:11] <nightange1> hey im having trouble logging into yahoo on pidgin can some one help
[01:11] <hey_joe> do a "df" command
[01:11] <hey_joe> and see if you have a /dev/md something listed
[01:11] <nightshade> weed's so damn expensive, dude.  I neez money.
[01:12] <nightshade> * needz
[01:12] <hey_joe> if not add this to bottom of /etc/fstab >> /dev/md0 /mount_folder auto defaults 0 3
[01:12] <smiths> just do sudo df?
[01:12] <hey_joe> smiths, yep
[01:12] <smiths> unused devices: <none>
[01:12] <smiths> administrator@ubuntu:~$ sudo df
[01:12] <smiths> Filesystem           1K-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
[01:12] <smiths> /dev/sdc1             18833072    999916  16876488   6% /
[01:12] <smiths> tmpfs                  1030904         0   1030904   0% /lib/init/rw
[01:12] <FloodBot1> smiths: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:12] <smiths> varrun                 1030904        76   1030828   1% /var/run
[01:13] <nightshade> smiths: Could you send me a check in the mail for $20?  I'll pay you back.  scout's honor.
[01:13] <hey_joe> omg.
[01:13] <hey_joe> i guess we will never know
[01:13] <smiths> lol what is with the flood
[01:13] <hey_joe> dont paste here.
[01:13] <smiths> LOL
[01:13] <FFForever> do u guys have anything that will run on 64mb of ram?
[01:14] <nightshade> FFForever: DOS?
[01:14] <smiths> hey joe
[01:14] <smiths> you still interested in helping
[01:14] <hey_joe> smiths, add this line to /etc/fstab >> /dev/md0 /mount_folder auto defaults 0 3
[01:15] <hey_joe> and then type "sudo mount -a"
[01:15] <Bluey> trying to find if there is a 64 bit version of 9.10 Beta - this didn't seem to have it:  http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/karmic/beta
[01:15] <hey_joe> you might have to use "sudo pico /etc/fstab" to edit the file.. or more unix friendly "sudo vi /etc/fstab"
[01:15] <hey_joe> http://bfish.xaedalus.net/2006/11/software-raid-5-in-ubuntu-with-mdadm/ >> best how-to out there...
[01:16] <hey_joe> skip to the line that reads "sudo echo "DEVICE partitions" > /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf" and go from there.. its like 3 commands from that point..
[01:16] <smiths> I have been using vi
[01:16] <jrib> !karmic | Bluey
[01:16] <hey_joe> best of luck
[01:16] <nightshade> DOS will fit anywhere.
[01:16] <Bluey> jrib: that doesn't tell me if it's 64 bit - but thanks.
[01:16] <nightshade> [whispers to FFForever] anywhere...
[01:16] <nightange1> im trying to log in to yahoo on pidgin and having problems doing so can some one help
[01:16] <jrib> Bluey: it does tell you that the proper place to ask your question is not here
[01:17] <smiths> thanks I have to put the kid to bed then I will try that out :)
[01:17] <Miles__> How can I install a program through a tarball in Ubuntu?
[01:17] <the_dark_warrio> I'm writing a document in OpenOffice and when I export to pdf the images get poor quality, although in OpenOffice they are OK. Any hints?
[01:17] <Bluey> alrighty then
[01:17] <jode> How do I connect to a VNC server that is not on a local network?
[01:18] <vox> nightange1: yahoo has changed their servers - only the yahoo instant messenger works currently, but a fix is being worked on
[01:18] <jimmy51_home> I just added a second monitor to my machine.  I see I can enable it as Separate X Screen or TwinView.
[01:18] <jimmy51_home> which should I do, and why?
[01:18] <nightange1> well that would explain it
[01:18] <nightange1> would i b able to use yahoo IM on ubuntu
[01:19] <vox> nightange1: depends if yahoo make a linux version
[01:19] <nightange1> so only way to know is to DL and find out eh??
[01:19] <Random832> you can connect to it with pidgin even if there's no official client though
[01:19] <JPSman> what sort of technique can I do to find/locate files that are only 4 characters long?
[01:20] <JPSman> is there some regular expression magic I dont know about?
[01:20] <jrib> JPSman: the name or the contents?
[01:20] <JPSman> name
[01:20] <nightange1> well tell that to my IM here cause its not conecting
[01:20] <crazy2k> [  533.830024] usb 4-2: device descriptor read/64, error -110 <---- Does anyone know what these errors mean?
[01:20] <jrib> JPSman: .... I guess?
[01:20] <crazy2k> (full dmesg output here: http://pastebin.com.ar/5412)
[01:21] <vox> Random832: no, you cant anymore.
[01:21] <jrib> JPSman: tere's proper syntax of course but you'd have to figure out the right escaping which isn't worth it in this case
[01:21] <Random832> @vox, eh?
[01:21] <Random832> since when?
[01:21] <vox> Random832: 4 days ago?
[01:22] <vox> Random832: the ONLY client that will connect is the official yahoo messenger.
[01:22] <resno_> is it possible to dual netboot?
[01:22] <GregoryC> and Trillian, in windows
[01:22] <Random832> i don't think there's an up to date official one for linux - there's an ancient one from like five years ago
[01:22] <vox> GregoryC: trillian has stopped working aswell
[01:23] <vox> as has bitlbee and all the others
[01:23] <jrib> JPSman: if you want to use find, you would just do ???? with -name
[01:23] <carter> is this where i go to for system help?
[01:23] <GregoryC> asof now, it shows i'm connected to two yahoo useraccounts
[01:23] <vox> GregoryC: serious?
[01:24] <GregoryC> yes
[01:24] <vox> o_O
[01:24] <vox> didnt work for me an hour ago
[01:24] <jrib> carter: it is, just ask your question
[01:24] <GregoryC> but i'm beta testing Trillian Astra
[01:24] <vox> that's probably why
[01:24] <nightange1> whats that
[01:24] <GregoryC> works great, lots of improvements
[01:25] <JPSman> jrib: its "finding" all of the files, I just want to find the ones that are only 4 long.  is 'proper escaping' the characters necessary for this?
[01:25] <nightange1> trillian astra??
[01:25] <Miles__> How can I install a program through a tarball in Ubuntu?
[01:25] <jrib> JPSman: I gave you two ways.  What exactly are you typing?
[01:25] <jrib> Miles__: same way as any other distro.  But what are you installing?
[01:25] <GregoryC> nightange1: it's a next-gen multiprotocol im/irc/chat client for windows
[01:25] <Miles__> Tucan Manager, jrib.
[01:26] <Miles__> And I'm new to Linux.
[01:26] <nightange1> so it wot work on a lunix based system
[01:26] <nightange1> wont***
[01:26] <WanHouse> Do you want to know what kills the Swine/Bird/Cat/AnyFlu virus ? iTS Salt :)
[01:26] <WanHouse> Or Rhino
[01:26] <JPSman> jrib: well, im using the search for files program, and I tried ???? in the name contains field, but thats finding all files
[01:27] <jode> Can anyone here tell me how to connect to connect to a VNC server not on a local network?
[01:27] <jrib> Miles__: it's in the repositories in karmic it seems, but getdeb.net also has a deb...
[01:27] <GregoryC> nightange1: not unless you had great experience with wine, or with virtualization
[01:27] <jrib> jode: what *exactly* are you typing?
[01:27] <jrib> argh
[01:27] <WanHouse> Rhino Flu beeing the most comon flu kiling atleast a few thousand people that dont feel so good in each country.
[01:28] <WanHouse> killing (ehm)
[01:28] <jrib> JPSman: I have no idea how that program works.  Use 'find' on the command line
[01:28] <vox> nightange1: i'd imagined it'll be fixed in the next week or so
[01:28] <nightange1> i have wine but im new to the Linux  world and im still in my treaing wheels
[01:28] <jode> jrib: I am trying to connect to a remote desktop that is not on a local network
[01:28] <nightange1> training***
[01:28] <JPSman> jrib: ok, thank you
[01:28] <jrib> jode: I meant to send that message to someone else
[01:29] <nightange1> ok here is anouther question that i have
[01:29] <nightange1> how do you start your own IRC
[01:29] <nightshade> I have a question!
[01:29] <carter> i cant get the postgressql server started wont on boot or man on any kernal version what can i do?
[01:29] <Moon> E ae pessoal
[01:30] <Miles__> nightshade, It's like hosting any other server.
[01:30] <Moon> Tem brasileiro aqui?
[01:30] <GregoryC> nightange1: do you mean irc client, or create a new room?
[01:30] <Moon> Acho que não...
[01:30] <jrib> !br | Moon
[01:30] <nightshade> is weed more expensive or less expensive in mexico/general middle america?
[01:30] <Moon> Fui
[01:30] <christopher> how do I kill a process in "Uninterruptable sleep"?
[01:31] <nightange1> like some where that a buch of my buddies from games can chat while playing so that we have real time messaging
[01:31] <nightshade> moon!  Es weed mas o menos expensivo en mexico?
[01:31] <carter> must be in the wrong place
[01:32] <nightange1> so idk i just think an empty channel/ room
[01:33] <Cocoabean> I have 1 actual interface on my Ubuntu machine. I have 4 vlans and an untagged default vlan, all of which are specified to use DHCP in /etc/network/interfaces. The problem is, i end up with multiple default gateways, one for each DHCP server that gives me one for the respective VLAN interface. What is the most graceful way to take care of this?
[01:34] <nightshade> moon, que es el precio del una diez-sack?
[01:34] <GregoryC> nightange1, i'm sure you can find tutorials on the commands and uses for irc on many websites, you just need to do the search. trust me, it's all there
[01:35] <nightshade> en mexico
[01:36] <mgv2> how can i fix a microphone of a laptop that works very low to the point of not hearing anything?
[01:39] <matu_> Hi, please tell me what i need to do to put my /usr partition to my SD CARD and to get it working.
[01:39] <The2morrowMan> mgv2, A lot of laptop microphones exhibit that behavior. You have to set its recording level to maximum, and then apply a boost of between 10 and 40 db - couldn't tell you how to do that in linux, I'm afraid.
[01:40] <matu_> is anyone able to get it working ?
[01:40] <coz_> matu_,   I just arrived...get what working ?
 Hi, please tell me what i need to do to put my /usr partition to my SD CARD and to get it working.
[01:41] <matu_> using Mandriva it directly works but freeze the boot system using ubuntu...
[01:41] <The2morrowMan> Is Ubuntu 9.10 supposed to bring anything really nifty to the server arena, besides cloud computing integration?
[01:42] <The2morrowMan> matu_, Why would you throw /usr on an SD card?
[01:42] <matu_> even the netbook remix is unable to install /usr to an sd card and get a proper boot
[01:42] <shawn_> With a dual display if I configure it for two x screens is there any way to make it so I can drag windows from one screen to the next?
[01:42] <matu_> because it is incomparably faster...
[01:42] <coz_> matu_,   well I am not sure but I did find this    http://gkahla.net/blog/2009/02/13/sd-card-for-usr-on-dell-mini9/
[01:43] <The2morrowMan> matu_, Just curious, what file system did you use?
[01:43] <nightange1> GregoryC: oh come on you man your gonna make me do  all the work when :P
[01:44] <christopher> how do I kill a process with status D "uninterruptible sleep"?
[01:44] <nooneelse> hello everybody, my ALT button is not working on ubuntu só I can't alternate between windows, even it's already set up on keyboard shortcuts, what this could be ?
[01:44] <coz_> nooneelse,  kde or gnome
[01:44] <nightange1> mean**
[01:45] <nooneelse> coz_, gnome
[01:45] <matu_> thanks a lot i will give it a try tomorrow
[01:45] <matu_> ext4 without the journal mod disabled from about 6months
[01:45] <coz_> nooneelse,  did this happen after updating ?
[01:45] <matu_> The2morrowMan,
[01:45] <GregoryC> nightange1: well, i never had need to create my own room, so i don't know
[01:46] <matu_> it is still working without any problem if it is what you want to know
[01:46] <coz_> nooneelse,   you might want to go into system/preferences/keyboard   let me find link
[01:46] <coz_> nooneelse,    http://www.zolved.com/synapse/view_content/28017/Fix_your_right_Alt_key_in_Ubuntu    see if that helps
[01:46] <The2morrowMan> matu_, At least you disabled the journal. :) That was my main point.
[01:46] <matu_> ed
[01:46] <matu_> thank you bye bye
[01:46] <matu_> no i did not
[01:47] <The2morrowMan> matu_, Oh. Well, then you're going to fry your SD card. ext4 doesn't take into account the wear-levelling required to utilize flash media safely.
[01:47] <matu_> without the journal mod disabled... i want to know with the ext4 journal mod enable
[01:47] <matu_> sorry
[01:47] <matu_> argh sorry i am tired >_<
[01:47] <nooneelse> coz_, it happened after i've installed compiz_manager
[01:47] <matu_> i meant using ext4 journal
[01:48] <The2morrowMan> matu_, Okay, you currently have ext4 journalled on the SD card?
[01:48] <nooneelse> coz_, and it's not the right-alt it's the lef-alt
[01:48] <matu_> raelly i dont care because i paid my 8GB ultra fast sd card 20$ 6months ago
[01:49] <Wolvenhaven> is there a virtualbox channel? I can't find one in the channel listings
[01:49] <IdleOne> #vbox ??
[01:49] <The2morrowMan> matu_, Okay, well, have fun buying new hardware because you don't care. My assistance ends now.
[01:50] <Wolvenhaven> thanks
[01:51] <m0r0n> Can anyone offer me guidance on installing Ubuntu on a flash drive?
[01:51] <squisher> hi, does anyone know if ubuntu disables ctrl-alt-backspace in X? If so, what's the best way to enable it again?
[01:51] <nooneelse> coz_, I solved right now changing the effects from normal -> extra -> normal
[01:52] <coz_> nooneelse,  cool
[01:52] <nooneelse> maybe some compiz plugin had disabled when I installed it
[01:53] <IdleOne> !usb | Arsin
[01:53] <Arsin> I want to be able to read the files within Ubuntu in windows, say I don't boot into Ubuntu, and go into windows or mac, I want to be able to read everything without adding anything to the PC/Mac
[01:53] <Arsin> m0r0n = arsin
[01:54] <mgv2> the2morrowman- ok thanks - in windows it was the same
[01:54] <Wolvenhaven> arsin, make an ntfs partition, and mount it in ubuntu, windows will see it as well and it can be your "shared" folder
[01:54] <Arsin> Wolvenhaven: So I can't write Ubuntu on ntsf?
[01:54] <Wolvenhaven> ubuntu can mount and r/w ntfs
[01:55] <Arsin> Wolvenhaven: I mean, I can't install Ubuntu on NTSF
[01:55] <Wolvenhaven> or you can just mount your existing windows partition in ubuntu and do it the same way
[01:55] <mgv2> how do i set mic boost and mic level?
[01:56] <IdleOne> Arsin: maybe you are looking for wubi
[01:56] <IdleOne> !wubi | Arsin
[01:56] <Wolvenhaven> the only way i know of is to mount the windows partition in ubuntu
[01:56] <Arsin> IdleOne: Ya, I know about that, but I don't want to install anything on the PC's
[01:56] <llua> all my desktop icons disappeared
[01:57] <llua> i can see them in the filee browser
[01:57] <Arsin> WIdleOne: What I'd like to accomplish is, write Ubuntu on all sectors of my flash drive, boot whenever I want from it, but also whenever I go to other peoples houses and I want to access my files on Ubuntu without installing anything on their PC
[01:58] <Arsin> Wolvenhaven: Is that possible? Or are partitions my only option?
[01:58] <IdleOne> Arsin: then look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[01:58] <IdleOne> Arsin: that uses the usb stick without installing anything to the pc. provided the pc can boot from usb.
[01:59] <altavatar> I booted a new kernel (auto-update). Then one of my raid devices was gone.  I was able to resolve this by doing an mdadmn -Es > /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf && mdadm -As; but, shouldn't the boot procss do something similar itself?
[02:01] <IpSe_DiXiT> hi, ubuntu's freaking out at boot "dev/disk/by-uuid/xxxxx-xxx-xxx-x-xxx does not exist dropping to a shell" if i wait few minutes and type "exit" in this shell the system starts and it all works ok as usual, but one of my ext3 hard drives disappeared, ubuntu just does not see it, anywhere! checked menu.lst and fstab the uuids are the same, plus tried to mount this ext3 disappeared one manually but it says about it as well it doesnt exist... h
[02:01] <IpSe_DiXiT> elp!
[02:01] <binrapt> When I try to use XChat with an SSL server it says: "unable to generate local ssl certificate" - what is this problem caused by?
[02:02] <binrapt> Do I need to configure SSL for Ubuntu first? Using 9.04 with updates
[02:03] <Cocoabean> altavatar: i think this is due to a module not being configured to automatically load in the new kernel
[02:03] <rickasaurus> the problem with ubuntu is it works great as long as I don't want to do anything off the beaten path
[02:03] <Arsin> IdleOne: Say I were to partiton, how much spaces does Ubuntu take?
[02:03] <rickasaurus> sometimes I miss knowing how my computer worked like when I ran gentoo
[02:03] <binrapt> Err, sorry, "unable to get local issuer certificate"
[02:04] <IdleOne> Arsin: on the pc installed it uses 3-4 GB.
[02:04] <Arsin> IdleOne: Is that with whatever programs comes with it, or is that just the base of Ubuntu
[02:04] <IdleOne> Arsin: but you need I suggest minimum 10GB to allow speca for your files and updates. not sure how it works on usb
[02:05] <IdleOne> Arsin: that is the default install
[02:06] <IdleOne> Arsin: obviously the larger the usb drive the better
[02:07] <Arsin> IdleOne:  Hm.. I guess I'll wait till 9.1 so whatever updates are in there are maybe a bit less space consuming, I have a 16gb but I want at least 5 in the windows and I want the programs I have currently on it too. Thanks for your help
[02:07] <mgv2> how do i set mic boost and mic level?
[02:07] <mgv2> how do i able to search and download edonkey?
[02:07] <sblunix> mgv2: Settings/Prefrences>>Control Panel>>Audio
[02:08] <sub2k1> Simple question: If I install Ubuntu 9.10 tonight, when the final version is released, will my system will update itself to the final build?
[02:08] <sblunix> sub2k1: yes
[02:08] <Guest65732> hi
[02:08] <sub2k1> lol cool.  I'm tired of waiting and i wanna play with it now.
[02:08] <sblunix> sub2k1: It's not a bad idea at all, considering the servers will be very slow on release day
[02:08] <sblunix> mgv2: Programs>>Add/Remove Programs>>eDonkey
[02:09] <mgv2> sblunix, i dont see an option to adjust the settings of level
[02:09] <sub2k1> sblunix: I've heard many great things about this upcoming release.  Are you using it right now?
[02:09] <sblunix> sub2k1: No, but I do plan on installing it within the next 24 hours, If you want to hear some feedback from the community, join channel #ubuntu+1 (the Ubuntu 9.10 support channel)
[02:10] <mgv2> i cant install amule because another program preventing it
[02:10] <sub2k1> sblunix, thank you very much
[02:10] <sblunix> mgv2: which program?
[02:10] <sblunix> sub2k1: no problem :)
[02:10] <christopher> how do I kill a process with state code D "Uninterruptible sleep"?
[02:10] <mgv2> sblunix, i couldnt find a way to change the microphone level in the sound pard of the preferences
[02:11] <sblunix> christopher: hold on one second whle I look that up
[02:11] <mgv2> sblunix, it doesnt tells which program
[02:11] <sblunix> mgv2: I'm sorry, I'm not very skilled when it comes to audiocards etc... why don't you try making a post on the forum?
[02:11] <sblunix> !forum
[02:12] <mgv2> sblunix, people dont answer in the forum and i prefer the chat
[02:12] <mgv2> sblunix, here is better
[02:12] <MrShroom> hello! how stable is 9.10 beta atm? if i download it will i lose my actual files?
[02:12] <sblunix> mgv2: I'm sorry to hear that, no one here is very active right now, so joining #ubuntu-beginners-help might have more support
[02:12] <sblunix> christopher: do you know the name of the process you want to kill?
[02:12] <iarp> christopher: "kill -9 <pid>" not work?
[02:13] <sblunix> christopher: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/kill-a-process-by-process-name-from-ubuntu-command-line/
[02:13] <mgv2> i didnt knew about it sblunix
[02:13] <MrShroom> christopher: what do u want to kill?
[02:13] <christopher> 1000     17946  6.5 20.0<PHONE_NUMBER>04 ?        You will lose all data you do not have backed up if you are doing a fresh install. If upgrading, I would still recommend backing up all your data. You may find more in-depth answers at #ubuntu+1 (The Ubuntu 9.10 support IRC channel)
[02:15] <christopher> MrShroom: no
[02:16] <MrShroom> christopher: then what is the problem?
[02:16] <sblunix> christopher: run the "System Monitor"
[02:16] <Arsin> How do I delete a user
[02:16] <MrShroom> sblunix: how probable is to lose your date when upgrading?
[02:17] <Arsin> Nevermind
[02:17] <sblunix> Not very probably, but it all depends on your hardware/knowhow/installed files/stability of previous and new version of Ubuntu
[02:17] <sblunix> Not very probable*
[02:17] <sblunix> !beginners | sblunix
[02:18] <christopher> sblinux: System Monitor gives a warning when I try to end the firefox process: Ending a process may destroy data, break the session or introduce a security risk. Only unresponding processes should be ended.
[02:18] <MrShroom> sblunix: then when the official release is out i will just have to update my ssystem instead of redownloading it right?
[02:18] <christopher> I click "end process" anyway
[02:18] <christopher> but nothing happens to the process
[02:19] <sblunix> MrShroom: correct, but updating your system will be close to the equivalent of redownloading it, it will try to leave your home partition intact, but it's not garaunteed
[02:19] <enforce1> Is anyone aware of a sun virtual machine download of ubuntu?
[02:19] <Flannel> !java | enforce1
[02:20] <enforce1> No, not java, persay
[02:20] <sblunix> !factoid
[02:20] <enforce1> Sun makes a virtual machine application for OSX, similar to Parallels
[02:20] <Flannel> enforce1: you mean Virtual Box?
[02:20] <enforce1> Flannel:
[02:20] <enforce1> Flannel: Yeah
[02:21] <Flannel> !vbox | enforce1
[02:21] <ubuntuse_69> hello geeks
[02:22] <mankash> How to merge avi files ?
[02:22] <MrShroom> sblunix: would it be any problem if i have my hd partitoned with windosw?
[02:23] <sblunix> MrShroom: if just updating, no
[02:23] <MrShroom> sblunix: if i want to upgrade to 9.1?
[02:24] <fcuk112_> mankash: http://www.ubuntuhowtos.com/howtos/merge_avi_files_with_mencoder
[02:24] <sblunix> MrShroom: if you want to upgrade to 9.10 on the release date then it shouldn't be a problem
[02:24] <sblunix> if doing a fresh install
[02:24] <sblunix> it shouldn't be a problem if your careful with your partitioning
[02:24] <sblunix> !partitions
[02:24] <eto> hello can somebody explai to me why the fsck rythmbox is starting when i click on Documents or home folder?
[02:25] <MrShroom> sblunix: i mean if i upgrade now to 9.1 beta
[02:25] <Merc|> I am the 1400th  person on the ubuntu chat!
[02:25] <Merc|> ubuntu!
[02:25] <sblunix> Merc| the 1363d
[02:26] <Merc|> sblunix: :P When I was joining the channel...that is
[02:26] <MrShroom> !channels
[02:26] <haven489> hey all
[02:27] <enforce1> hey
[02:27] <XStatik> Can someone please tell me something gnu
[02:27] <haven489> i have a problem i have an old Linux laptop that is giving me trouble
[02:27] <MrShroom> sblunix: would there be any problem i i want to upgrade now to 9.10 beta with my hd partitioned?
[02:27] <MrShroom> if*
[02:27] <haven489> im trying to boot from an img of Debian
[02:27] <DigitalKiwi> XStatik: linux is GNU
[02:27] <DigitalKiwi> jk ;D
[02:27] <haven489> and it give me a hash error "unable to determin hash
[02:28] <haven489> any thoughts?
[02:28] <NiteSnow> XStatik, no GNU is not unix :P
[02:28] <sblunix> MrShroom: not as long as you leave your windows partition untouched, and only partition over the old installation
[02:28] <xrandr> hey got  a question. the nvidia driver is seeing my lcd tv as a CRT monitor. How do i tell it that it is a LCD TV ?'
[02:28] <DigitalKiwi> XStatik: coreutils
[02:29] <MrShroom> xrandr: did u use the button 'detect displays'?
[02:29] <haven489> this is the lap top i have
[02:29] <xrandr> MrShroom, yes
[02:29] <snuffy47> I started to install a raid 1 with mdadm and had problems and nwo would like to delete all tracess and start over any help
[02:29] <haven489> http://tech2.in.com/media/images/2008/May/img_64061_olpc-microsoft.jpg
[02:29] <DigitalKiwi> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_GNU_packages XStatik
[02:29] <eto> somebody?
[02:30] <MrShroom> xrandr: is your tv displaying your computer image?
[02:30] <xrandr> xrandr, im using it right now. its just seeing it as a crt, so when i switch to the 1920x1200 resolution, it shows it, but the color is off, and everything looks really messed up
[02:31] <altavatar> I booted a new kernel (auto-update). Then one of my raid devices was gone.  I was able to resolve this by doing an mdadmn -Es > /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf && mdadm -As; but, shouldn't the boot procss do something similar itself? Someone suggested that the module isn't loaded in the new kernel (but the kernel is loading the other 2 raid devices that were configured previously - it's just not loading the new dev until
[02:31] <MrShroom> xrandr: 1920x1200is a lot for a tv screen, when i use my lcd screen i use 1360x768
[02:32] <xrandr> if i use the dvi port of my graphics card it sees it as DFP-0
[02:32] <xrandr> but it looks horrible
[02:32] <xrandr> the fonts arent displayed right
[02:32] <squidly> anyone unable to start up firefox-3.5 with an error saying it's already running?
[02:32] <MrShroom> xrandr: which port r u using then?
[02:32] <xrandr> the VGA port
[02:32] <xrandr> which is the one i want
[02:33] <xrandr> it worked in ubuntu 8.04
[02:33] <xrandr> stopped working in 9.04
[02:33] <MrShroom> xrandr: is your tv full hd or hd ready?
[02:33] <MoTec> tuxracer runs slow at 3200x2400.. :(
[02:33] <xrandr> xrandr, not entirely sure. It's an Olevia 23" tv
[02:33] <haven489> so no one is going to help me fine!
[02:34] <xrandr> MrShroom, i meant
[02:34] <MrShroom> xrandr: it should be hd ready, mhhh i think you're trying to use a very high resolution on your tv
[02:34] <MoTec> how can an OLPC be an 'old laptop'?
[02:35] <MrShroom> xrandr: try using 1360x768
[02:35] <sblunix> !unr is <reply> Ubuntu Netbook Remix (UNR) is a 'remix' of the standard Ubuntu Desktop release to enable it to work better on devices with small screens, such as netbooks.  For more information visit https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UNR and for support please ask your question at https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/netbook-remix .
[02:36] <xrandr> MrShroom, yeah, i can use that resolution. Infact, im on a 1600x1200 resolution now. I did get it to work in 8.04 though
[02:37] <MrShroom> xrandr: xrandr and 1600x1200 looks crappy?
[02:37] <Merc|> ubuntu
[02:37] <xrandr> MrShroom, no it does not. 1920x1200 or 1920x1280 does. And that is the desired resolution
[02:38] <MoTec> My niece used to call me every two weeks or so to clean off spyware off of her netbook when it had windows.  I installed UNR and now she hasn't called for two months.   I'm sad :(  I miss talking with her.
[02:38] <kiaas> I believe I have found a bug, but with what I am unsure. but every keypress is making the computer beep, like I've hit backspace too many times or something.
[02:39] <ramseize> hello i have a question hoping that you would help me answer, i dont have any idea about server administration, and im planning to buy a vps , which os should i choose ubuntu or centos, im quite familiar with ubuntu as it is what im using for my desktop, but its different when you talk about server side, which is easy to configure cent os or ubuntu server?
[02:39] <xrandr> Option	"TVStandard"			"NTSC-M"  i wonder if i put that in, it'll be happy
[02:39] <MrShroom> xrandr: mhhh, try lowering the refresh rate
[02:40] <sblunix> !server
[02:40]  * skuld takes a number and waits in line
[02:40] <xrandr> MrShroom, nvidia-settings doesn't give me that option to
[02:40] <MoTec> ubottu: ebox makes administration trivial
[02:40] <MoTec> ramseize: ebox makes administration trivial
[02:40] <MoTec> and f-you ebottu
[02:40] <sblunix> !server > ramseize
[02:41] <koppe> Going to mount external HDD read-only as root.  FS is way past time for automatic-check, how do I prevent it from being checked?  (Yes, I know I ought to, but I can't.)
[02:41] <erkules_> moin, how are the future plans of ubuntu and openvz. In 9.04 ubuntu dropped the "support" of an openvz-kernel.
[02:41] <skuld> I just installed Ubuntu Server 9.04 today.  I noticed that very frequently, the Remote Server locks up the server.  Does anybody know of a fix for this?
[02:41] <xrandr> MrShroom, it's not that big of a deal. i can live with 1600x1200
[02:41]  * erkules_ knows that debiankernels with openvzsupport exists :)
[02:41] <sblunix> !server | skuld
[02:41] <Merc|> ubottu commands
[02:41] <skuld> okay, thank you! :)
[02:41] <shauno> ramseize: between the two distros, you're most likely going to have more success with whichever you're already more familiar with
[02:42] <ramseize> does anybody know of a good vps that is very cheap, i just need it for educational purposes
[02:43] <krishna> what is vps
[02:43] <MoTec> vps=virtual private server...
[02:43] <sblunix> krishna: Virtual Private Server?
[02:43] <MoTec> aka a shell account
[02:44] <krishna> is this vps for any computing purpose
[02:44] <fcuk112_> sorry offtopic, for learning japanese #nihongo exists, is there something similar for learning chinese?
[02:44] <MoTec>  #nihao ?
[02:45] <fcuk112_> no users there...
[02:45] <sblunix> back
[02:45] <MoTec> yeah.. i made it up, lol
[02:45] <fcuk112_> lol
[02:45] <MoTec> it means hello/goodbye, tho
[02:45] <solexious|netbk> is there an rss reader that will also use the new osd notifications?
[02:45] <kiaas> nihongo is the japanese word for japanese language.
[02:46] <sblunix> .google learn chinese irc
[02:46] <m0r0n> If I don't know where a file is, how do I preform a search?
[02:46] <Mystic> http://www.chinese-forums.com/showthread.php?t=7597 (Chinese IRC or other chat)
[02:46] <sblunix> !google
[02:46] <MoTec> m0r0n: locate filename
[02:47] <m0r0n> MoTec: Thanks a lot
[02:47] <krishna> m0r0n:locate filename
[02:47] <MeXTuX> I want to install Ubuntu and the processor is an Intel (R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E8400 @3.00 GHz. Which version do I need? i386 or AMD64??
[02:47] <MoTec> m0r0n: might need to install that package... here are some alternatives:  http://www.comptechdoc.org/os/linux/usersguide/linux_ugfinding.html
[02:48] <fcuk112_> Mystic: thanks.
[02:48] <MoTec> MeXTuX: either
[02:48] <m0r0n> MoTec: It worked
[02:48] <krishna> mextux: you can go for ubuntu 9.04
[02:48] <okdude> gg
[02:49] <krishna> mextux: if u want u can install ubuntu ultimate
[02:49] <MoTec> gg? is this cs?
[02:49] <preecher> how do i see device manager or its equivlent in ubuntu 9.04
[02:49] <m0r0n> When you delete something on root, does it do a permanent delete or does it actually have a trashbin?
[02:49] <sblunix> m0r0n: actually has a trash bin
[02:49] <m0r0n> sblunix: Where is it located?
[02:50] <sblunix> m0r0n: enter "gksudu nautilus" in your terminal (without quotes) and there should be a link
[02:50] <krishna> mextux: just order the cd as per ur requirements u will get the cd for free
[02:50] <MeXTuX> I entered lshw on a console. What does "width" mean?? It has a value of 64 bits
[02:50] <sblunix> !amd64 | MeXTuX
[02:50] <ZykoticK9> m0r0n, if you deleted it in terminal - there is no trashbin
[02:51] <m0r0n> sblunix: You mean gksu? gksudu nautilus is not found
[02:51] <m0r0n> ZykoticK9: I went in, gksu nautilus and deleted it there
[02:51] <sblunix> @m0r0n yes, I meant gksu, sorry about that
[02:51] <ZykoticK9> m0r0n, it's gksudo...
[02:51] <m0r0n> sblunix: Ya I'm here, but I don't see it
[02:51] <wippo> Saturn
[02:51] <c4pt> m0r0n: gksudo
[02:51] <preecher> does ubuntu 9.04 have a "device manager" equivlent
[02:52] <ZykoticK9> preecher, honestly - not really...
[02:52] <slimindie> m0r0n, in redhat at least trash stuff goes into ~/.Trash
[02:52] <okdude> gg
[02:52] <m0r0n> c4pt: ZykoticK9:  gksu does the same, anywho where is the trash?
[02:52] <preecher> then is they a way i can see what devices i have i need to kno what kinda harddrive i have as in sata or eide
[02:52] <c4pt> m0r0n: if you did rm -rf its permantly gone
[02:53] <krishna> preecher: you don't have like that but in system-> administration u can find hardware devices configuration
[02:53] <m0r0n> c4pt: rm -rf?
[02:53] <slimindie> m0r0n, so if you're root it would be in /root/.Trash
[02:53] <krishna> preecher: for usb sticks manually u have to change the permissions of the user
[02:53] <slimindie> m0r0n, try doing 'ls -latrh' on your user directory in the terminal
[02:54] <m0r0n> slimindie: "Could not find "/root/.Trash""
[02:54] <maslo> hello i need help really
[02:54] <sblunix> hello maslo, what can I help you with
[02:54] <krishna> preecher: as far as i know type fdisk -l in ur terminal it will give u hda or sda if sda it is sata but i dont know abt eide
[02:54] <maslo> how can one regenerate folder links in national language other than english?
[02:55] <Xial> eide shows up the same way, krishna.
[02:55] <reali> if i use cd2usb i will get a fully live ubuntu on usb ? ..
[02:55] <sblunix> :\
[02:55] <krishna> k...
[02:55] <slimindie> m0r0n, it's almost certainly under /root somewhere, and probably starts with a '.' (making it hidden in nautilus). you'll have to do it from the terminal
[02:55] <preecher> thanks\
[02:55] <maslo> i installed with slovak then swithched to english now when i switched back to slovak it's all wrong, in english
[02:55] <krishna> what is eide i dont know anything abt it
[02:55]  * Xial spent a half hour yesterday getting his other IDE drives recognized in xubuntu, since they weren't mounted.
[02:56] <maslo> sblunix:  do you have a clue?
[02:56] <sblunix> maslo: no idea, may I direct you to the forums?
[02:56] <sblunix> !forum | maslo
[02:56] <Xial> krishna, eide, later renamed pata to add confusion to the world of acronyms, is the older hard drive style that uses a ribbon cable that's fairly wide, compared to the serial ata cable.
[02:57] <maslo> anyone else?
[02:57] <krishna> reali : in ubuntu u have usb startup disk creater a graphical tools that creates a bootable usb stick
[02:57] <Jordan_U> maslo: Try asking in #ubuntu-cz
[02:58] <maslo> ok thanks i am goonana do that
[02:58] <krishna> xial: k.. i came to know then wt is for hda
[02:59] <krishna> is there any channel for web applications
[03:00] <jrock2004> What web application
[03:00] <krishna> java based web applications
[03:01] <realcoolguy> looking to find lots of scattered files with somewhat similar names and gather them all into one file... I'm not seeing an easy way to scan through all subdirectories with the mv command either...
[03:01] <jrock2004> Have you tried #java
[03:01] <sblunix> realcoolguy, doesn't nautilus have a search feature?
[03:01] <krishna> i didn't
[03:02] <jrock2004> That is where I would start
[03:02] <krishna> #java
[03:02] <slimindie> realcoolguy, have you tried using find?
[03:02] <realcoolguy> sblunix: Not a bad idea... slimindie: I think this is what i was thinking of, hitting man pages
[03:03] <krishna> realcoolguy: just u see www.swecha.net may u can find a shell program that resolves ur problem
[03:03] <krishna> realcoolguy: one of friend wrote shell program for ur problem
[03:04] <krishna> #java not working
[03:04] <realcoolguy> krishna: awesome, I'll look through, and thanks again... (gotta dig out my really thick book with linux commands again I guess.)
[03:05] <krishna> realcoolguy: if u didn't find i will post the code on www.swatantra.co.nr by tomorrow
[03:06] <realcoolguy> krishna: I think I can figure this out, but thanks again for the offer.
[03:06] <sblunix> realcoolguy: wouldn't that thick book be called google?
[03:06] <evanescent> cups doesn't seem to be detecting my USB printer, any ideas?
[03:06] <realcoolguy> sblunix: :P  I like dusty paper.
[03:07] <Xial> Ok. I've got an interesting one that #xubuntu seems to be asleep for. I'm using only a keyboard on this system. I enabled an accessibility feature that allows my number pad to emulate a mouse. If I leave the machine idle for 10, 15 minutes or so, the number pad acts like a number pad again.
[03:07] <sblunix> realcoolguy: says the linux uner
[03:07] <evanescent> if I direct it to look manually, where do I say it is. LP port?
[03:07] <Xial> However, if I can dig my way back to that accessibility feature, it says the feature is on. Is there something I'm just missing here?
[03:08] <krishna> k... i m leaving have a nice day
[03:08] <realcoolguy> Xial: Are there power saving features enabled? see if you can move the power saving feature time around and if it matches your problem or not.
[03:09] <Xial> Unless there's one that kills the keyboard that I'm not aware of, all my power saving settings are set to disabled -- would suck to have the screen fading out in the middle of a movie. :)
[03:10] <evanescent> how do I direct cups to a usb printer
[03:11] <evanescent> it's not detecting my printer, which i know is supported in linux
[03:11] <realcoolguy> Xial: Is there any physical problem that could possibly causing an interruption of the device (unplugging it just even momentarily?)
[03:11] <acad4> does anyone know why when i left click on the speaker in the top right corner i can't control the volume? if i right click and select open volume control the master volume does adjust the volume.
[03:12] <Jeruvy> evanescent: did you add the printer to cups?
[03:12] <evanescent> Jeruvy, I went to add a new printer, and it searched for it, but found nothing
[03:12] <evanescent> I don't know what port to say it's on because USB is not an option (parallel, serial, network, etc are)
[03:12] <Cale> What is the preferred directory in which to put custom HAL configuration files? If I just stick things in /etc/hal/fdi/policy will it work? (Frankly I find the new config system rather confusing relative to xorg.conf ;)
[03:13] <Jeruvy> evanescent: try unplugging it and plugging it in again.
[03:13] <evanescent> nothing...
[03:13] <Xial> realcoolguy, unless the motherboard on this machine is shot (minor possibility of this being true), none that I can think of.
[03:13] <acad4> evanescent: the best thing to do in GNU/Linux is get a printer from a company that actually supports GNU/Linux 100%.  you can't go wrong with any HP printer. they provide quality open source drivers for everything they sell these days.
[03:14] <evanescent> openprinter.org says this pritner works 'perfect' so Ia ssume its supported
[03:14] <evanescent> its one I already have of course
[03:14] <Jeruvy> evanescent: try to re-add it after plugging it in again.  Is it plugged in directly to the machine?
[03:14] <Poincare1> I have a modem question
[03:14] <evanescent> *openprinting
[03:14] <Poincare1> I'm trying to use efax
[03:14] <realcoolguy> evanescent: which printer is it again?
[03:14] <evanescent> its plugged in right to the machine. Ill try searching again but I thought I tried this
[03:14] <acad4> evanscent: thinkpenguin.com if you want to buy from a company that supports gnu/linux - plus you get technical support on ubuntu if you need it- or another linux os.
[03:14] <evanescent> canon pixma MX300
[03:14] <usr13> Anyone know how to boot Ubuntu 8.04 with lilo?
[03:14] <evanescent> http://www.openprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=Canon-PIXMA_MX300
[03:14] <MeXTuX> Does anybody know about a free alternative to Flash??  :o
[03:15] <evanescent> k. same thing. when I go to add a new printer it just searches for a bit and then asks me where the printer is
[03:15] <Poincare1> And i'm a 100 % sure that i have cups set up right, but e fax doesn't work :(. The problem is, I have the dell linux drivers installed but I don't know what tty my modem is on. How can I find out?
[03:15] <Xial> Isn't Gnash a free alternative to flash, though reliability is questionable at best? :)
[03:15] <Poincare1> anyone?
[03:15] <Poincare1> is anyone willing to help me?
[03:16] <Poincare1> anyone at all?
[03:16] <Poincare1> I just want to find out my tty of my modem
[03:16] <Xial> Poincare1, May need to slow your roll with a can of Drank. People need a moment to think about an answer for it, after all. :)
[03:16] <Poincare1> okay xial
[03:16] <jeeves_Moss> what does "Agent admitted failure to sign using the key." mean?  I'm trying to pre share keys for SSH
[03:17] <Jeruvy> evanescent: have you tried to follow thru with this?  I assume you have the drivers installed already?
[03:17] <Xial> I don't know the answer, personally, but of the thousand-plus people here, someone may have an answer.
[03:17] <evanescent> I didn't install anything that didn't come with cups. I thought the driver it mention there would
[03:17] <evanescent> I did install cups
[03:17] <usr13> !lilo
[03:17] <Poincare1> I installed cups
[03:17] <Poincare1> I did
[03:17] <Roasted> QUESTION - I have 2 drives I want to rsync. My source drive (my samba network drive) has 3 shares on it, owned by jason:pam, jason:curt, jason:tyler. Inside the files are owned by the users accordingly. tyler:tyler, pam:pam, curt:curt, with jason being a member of each "user" group (meaning I'm a member of tyler, curt, pam, so I can access their files anyway). When I rsync -a their stuff to my 2nd drive, the owner of the files goes f
[03:17] <Roasted> rom pam:pam to jason:pam. Why doesn't it transfer owner?
[03:18] <Xial> Roasted, I know nothing about rsync, but I'd fairly assume that the owner of the file gets changed to the person that ran the command.
[03:18] <mycert> poyo
[03:19] <navap> Roasted: Have you tried -o?
[03:20] <Roasted> navap - no, I use -a, which includes -o
[03:20] <Roasted> navap - -a is the same as -rlptgoD
[03:20] <Billiard> Roasted: running rysnc as super user?
[03:20] <jeeves_Moss> what does "Agent admitted failure to sign using the key." mean?  I'm trying to pre share keys for SSH
[03:20] <evanescent> cups-driver-gutenprint  is already installed evidently
[03:21] <Roasted> billiard - I could do that, certainly. I just was under the impression rsync doesnt need root access to run as long as I am the owner. Which, I own /media/storage and /media/storagebackup, so when I rsync from storage to storagebackup, I thought it would take the files/folders inside "as is" with their owners intact isnce I owned the root folders they were getting dropped into.
[03:21] <Xial> Poincare1, while it's not entirely related, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkManager/Hardware/3G/Probing might help you in finding out which TTY your modem is on, by the way.
[03:21] <Billiard> Roasted: i believe noone can change the owner of a file but root
[03:22] <sblunix> Billiard: untrue
[03:22] <Xial> I just had to find the article. Years ago, when I was using a pantech ev-do card, I had to do that dance to find the card, and find the TTY it was on.
[03:22] <Roasted> sblunix - root + the actual user who owns it...
[03:22] <evanescent> still not detecting... :(
[03:22] <Xial> Hope it helps, Poincare1 . Now I need to rescue the fish from the oven. :)
[03:22] <sblunix> roasted: :)
[03:23] <sblunix> billiard + roasted: root + all users w/ permission to change file permissions...
[03:23] <Roasted> sblunix - which would be the answer to my question... I guess I cant rsync files from storage to storagebackup under "pam" being the owner when Im logged in as jason
[03:23] <sblunix> Roasted: do you know "pam"'s password?
[03:23] <Roasted> sblunix - oh yes, I set up their samba accounts on my system.
[03:24] <Roasted> sblunix - I just dont know if its worth tacking on to my script though. I just wanted to make sure my setup was working correctly.
[03:24] <sblunix> i only heard the first bit of your question
[03:24] <sblunix> So, what are you trying to do?
[03:24] <Billiard> sblunix: i am unable to change the owner of any files, only the group, without sudo
[03:24] <sblunix> if you have to just run a "sudo" or "gksu" + command then enter root/pam's pass
[03:24] <evanescent> for a usb printer, what kind of device should I tell cups it is
[03:25] <sblunix> oh yeah, Billiard: I'm afraid that's a safety feature of Ubuntu's
[03:25] <sblunix> All important commands in terminal require a sudo, even if owner is logged in
[03:26] <Roasted> sblunix - I guess its not a real big deal, because if storage goes down and I pull my backup from storagebackup, all I have to do are run 3 commands to have them EXACTLY the way they were before... which is simply, sudo chown -R pam:pam pam, curt:curt curt, tyler:tyler tyler... then my backup would be in 100% fu nctional condition to the original.
[03:26] <evanescent> dude, weak. my wife plugged the usb cable into the modem port on the printer...
[03:26] <pistyman1> does anybody know how to get drivers for my wifi card?
[03:26] <evanescent> i spent hours tryin to fix this
[03:27] <sblunix> !forums | evanescent
[03:27] <evanescent> it works now.
[03:27] <Roasted> sblunix - It was more about making sure my script was working perfectly as it should be. I mean it makes sense that -o requires root priviledges unless I'm the owner. I guess me being in the group "pam" with "7" rights means nothing cause, an owner is an owner, while group is on a different level, even if the permissions are 775 for owner/group. I guess I still dont have full reign even if Im in the group with 7 powers :P
[03:27] <webbb82> cccan anyone please take a look at this and see if they can figure out what went wrong  http://pastebin.com/m153ada29
[03:27] <sblunix> !FAQ | pistyman1
[03:27] <appleman> what kind of careers are offered in the Linux field in Local Areas?
[03:28] <appleman> I can be a desktop sweeper
[03:28] <appleman> does surfboard stand swing
[03:28] <sblunix> webbb82: what are you trying to do?
[03:28] <webbb82> compile the raptor menu
[03:29] <webbb82> from this   http://www.raptor-menu.org/download
[03:29] <appleman> I don't even have a recycling bin on this
[03:30] <ubuntu> kdkdkd
[03:30] <appleman> later doods
[03:30] <sblunix> webbb82: well on line 46 of your CMakeLists.txt file there is the command "NEPOMUK_ADD_ONTOLOGY_CLASSES" and Cmake has no idea what to do with that
[03:31] <webbb82> sblunix, whaty should i do with it
[03:32] <DaZ> !find nepomukontologyloader.so
[03:32] <MoTec> oh, for friggin' sure!
[03:32] <MoTec> getting UNR to remember your wireless password without the keyring nonsense is as easy as checking 'for all users' checkbox.
[03:32] <DaZ> !find ontology.h
[03:32] <DaZ> webbb82:
[03:33] <sblunix> hey
[03:33] <sblunix> webbb82: try asking your question on #raptor
[03:33] <webbb82> ubottu, should i install those then try again?
[03:33] <preecher> is they be a way i can dload ubuntu to flash drive with having to burn the iso to a cd first
[03:33] <DaZ> webbb82: yes [;
[03:33] <preecher> i meant without havin to burn the cd iso
[03:33] <sblunix> preecher: yes they be a way
[03:34] <Xial> preecher, you probably can mount the ISO using a number of virtual CD-ROM utilities on multiple platforms.
[03:34] <sblunix> preecher: please hold for one second while I pull up the information you're requesting
[03:34] <preecher> sblunix,  ok thx
[03:34] <webbb82> DaZ, ok ill givr it a try
[03:34] <webbb82> thanks
[03:36] <sblunix> preecher: are you wanting to download Ubuntu 9.10 or Ubuntu 9.04?
[03:36] <preecher> it no matter with me
[03:36] <preecher> i use 9.04 now
[03:36] <sblunix> ok 9.10 is in beta still, it gets officially released in about 10 or 9 days
[03:37] <sblunix> but I'll go ahead and hook you up with that
[03:37] <pingya> for some reason empathy IM client has started showing my own jabber account in my contact list (i can even open a chat window with myself)  does anyone know how to hide my account from showing?
[03:37] <preecher> then 9.04 i no want a beta
[03:37] <sblunix> Well then
[03:38] <sblunix> preecher: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromImgFiles
[03:38] <preecher> thank u
[03:38] <jimmy51_home> a box asking for my password just popped up
[03:38] <jimmy51_home> it's trying to run:  /usr/share/apport/apport-qt.  is that safe to do?
[03:38] <webbb82> DaZ,  now i get this error http://pastebin.com/m57cfe2b8
[03:38] <sblunix> jimmy51_home: what activity are you trying to do?
[03:39] <webbb82> sblinux
[03:39] <jimmy51_home> i'm not sure.  i had been running updates but there was an error
[03:39] <jimmy51_home> virtual box was running while trying to update
[03:39] <epaphus> hello, i installed ubuntu in a HD in one box.. and switched the HD another box.. and now the NIC isnt recognized .. it says unable to configure. If i load the 9.04 live cd then it does work. Why would install not work if I installed the generic kernel
[03:39] <sblunix> webbb82: you need NepomukAddOntologyClasses
[03:40] <webbb82> i just installed that one kdelibs dpkg thing
[03:40] <sblunix> jimmy51_home: if you're running updates then yes, that's safe to do, it's not an error, it's just a security check
[03:40] <DaZ> !find NepomukAddOntologyClasses.cmake
[03:40] <sblunix> !find NepomukAddOntologyClasses
[03:41] <DaZ> out of luck [;
[03:41] <webbb82> i was told kdelibs took its place but i think i got it installed as well
[03:41] <Kevin1a>  I have been using the wifi at Old Chicago near my work for a while now.  It recently stopped working.  I still connect to the access point, but none of my applications are able to access the internet.  I have tried this using both Ubuntu and Windows 7.  My phone still seems to connect fine.  Is it possible that I have somehow been blocked?  What are the most common ways of blocking users?  Could it be a problem with my settings in linux
[03:41] <Kevin1a> that are effecting not just the linux partition.
[03:41] <epaphus> anybody?
[03:41] <webbb82> what if i take that out of the cmake list
[03:41] <DaZ> webbb82: you don't need debug packages
[03:42] <DaZ> because you're not debugging :f
[03:42] <sblunix> !unr
[03:42] <webbb82> i dunno im just getting frustrated
[03:42] <shane2peru> Kevin1a: you been busted, and blocked. :)
[03:43] <Kevin1a> I'm not sure.  It's a public network so that would surprise me?  Is there a way to test this theory without asking?
[03:43] <frogzoo> Kevin1a: this chan won't help you illegally leech bandwidth...
[03:43] <Wicked> !java
[03:43] <Wicked> !help
[03:43] <Wicked> !info
[03:44] <Wicked> !search
[03:44] <frogzoo> Wicked: pm the bot so you don't spam the chan
[03:44] <Wicked> hmm. thought it gave a link to a web frontend for the bot :|
[03:45] <frogzoo> !ubottu
[03:45] <Kevin1a> frogzoo: I don't see whats illegal about it.  There is a wifi symbol on the door.  They want people to use it.  I just want to make sure it's not my settings
[03:45] <gpled> how can i add a pdf printer to 9.04?
[03:45] <Wicked> awesome thanks :)
[03:45] <Xial> Looks like the solution to my issue is going to be 'buy a mouse for the media center box' :(
[03:46] <downwriter1> hello...I am wondering if anyone has used an old tower computer to make a ubuntu server
[03:46] <frogzoo> downwriter1: the form factor makes no difference
[03:46] <Ether> I think he just means he has an old tower to use
[03:47] <downwriter1> yes Ether
[03:47] <Ether> what specs
[03:47] <downwriter1> obviously I am new to this
[03:47] <DaZ> downwriter1: how old? :f
[03:47] <Wicked> ubuntu runs on a vast array of hardware
[03:48] <Ether> xubunutu is nice on REAL old machines
[03:48] <Wicked> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
[03:48] <DaZ> tty is the best on old machines.
[03:48] <downwriter1> hmmm I think it is 99/00
[03:48] <Wicked> looks like it needs 300mhz+ cpu and 64mb's of ram for a desktop
[03:48] <downwriter1> I need to do the spec work
[03:48] <Ether> I got an old inspiron 3500 rocking like 128MB ram runs it decent
[03:49] <preecher> what is tty
[03:49] <epaphus> Anybody know why I cannot install  ubuntu on a box and then close the HD so itcan be used on other boxes? Iam having trouble for it to recognize hardware.. such as the NIC... the livecd for 9.10 does run fine and always recgonizes everything.. is it possible that one install is somehow tied with the hardware it was installed at?
[03:49] <DaZ> ... :f
[03:49] <Wicked> anything 300mhz+ and 64mb+ of ram...and it will run
[03:49] <downwriter1> but you can't use it for the server edition?
[03:50] <Wicked> downwriter1, well the server version is without x...so id say it would be the same or less for a server
[03:50] <downwriter1> ok
[03:50] <downwriter1> thank you
[03:51] <Wicked> for the absolute minimum its saying intel pentium 486 cpu or better and 32mb's of ram...with 300mb's of disk space.
[03:51] <Wicked> but thats absolute bare minimum...
[03:51] <downwriter1> yeah
[03:51] <downwriter1> hmmm I have a few old towers, I suppose I could swap in some hardware
[03:51] <frogzoo> ubuntu publishes a min spec, and I believe 256Meg RAM is a min...
[03:52] <frogzoo> for desktop anyhow
[03:52] <DaZ> he doesn't need x on a server ;f
[03:52] <NavyWife> I need some help installing an older version of Wine, before I bang my head right through the wall.
[03:52] <Senesence> Where can I find the mounting rules for usb devices?
[03:52] <frogzoo> DaZ: no indeed
[03:52] <Wicked> i ran ubuntu server on a old p3 755mhz and i think 64 or 128mb's of ram...on a 8 gig hdd...ran good for a home server.
[03:52] <downwriter1> my idea was to run a server on the tower and run the desktop on my laptop
[03:52] <DaZ> NavyWife: playonlinux can do it  <:
[03:52] <NavyWife> Please and thank you. I will look that up
[03:52] <Wicked> yea playonlinux is pretty sweet
[03:52] <NavyWife> :)
[03:53] <Wicked> !playonlinux
[03:53] <Wicked> :(
[03:53] <sblunix> !wine
[03:53] <Xial> I know I got Ubuntu to run on a Lat CPx H500GT (500 MHz processor, 256 MB RAM) a couple of years ago.  At that time, I had to use the alternate install disc, because it couldn't run the live CD and the installer at the same time.
[03:53] <JJman6_> I am running Ubuntu servers.  and i have changed the host & domain names of the machines.  but when i ssh into them now i no l onger get the nifty stats after login that i used too.  How can i get those back!
[03:54] <Wicked> Xial, ah yea. good you brought that up. iirc i had the same issue
[03:54] <Senesence> The permissions of my USB device cannot be determined; anyone have any idea how to fix it?
[03:54] <Wicked> JJman6_, edit the /etc/motd?
[03:54] <Wicked> Senesence, mount it with a different umask maby?
[03:55] <Wicked> though might wanna look into it more before mucking around
[03:55] <Senesence> Wicked: Where can I find the default mounting rules for usb devices?
[03:55] <JJman6_> Wicked: ok what am i editing.  it has all the info in there already taht it used too.  but it didn't show that when i logged in again
[03:55] <Xial> Anyhow. I have delicious fish and chips to eat and movies to watch. If I helped anyone, glad to help. For those who helped me, thank you very much. Good night. :)
[03:55] <crunchbang> hi
[03:56] <Wicked> Senesence, i really am not sure.
[03:56] <Wicked> JJman6_, hmm not really sure man.
[03:56] <stonba> hi everyone
[03:56] <Senesence> hi
[03:56] <Wicked> JJman6_, i normally change my motd anyways
[03:56] <crohakon> Hello
[03:57] <JJman6_> This file is obviosly dynamically generated anyway.  as the information is changed somehow upon every login
[03:57] <Senesence> Anyone know anything about SELinux?
[03:57] <stonba> Crunchbang and ubuntu are basicly same thing right?
[03:57] <DaZ> stonba: it's basically still linu
[03:57] <DaZ> x :f
[03:57] <stonba> so same rules apply right?'
[03:58] <D_ReaL_PuNiShEr> ??
[03:58] <stonba> for linux and crunchbang?
[03:58] <DaZ> lolwut
[03:58] <DaZ> i guess :f
[03:58] <stonba> I know that it is debian based.
[03:58] <Wicked> !motd
[03:58] <irishhawk81> Anyone know if Linux will or has support for X4650 Lexmark printer?
[03:58] <Senesence> Enabling SELinux relabeled all my files, so I think that's why my USB devices not have undetermined permissions (mount in read-only)
[03:58] <Billiard> JJman6_: /etc/update-motd.d/ is where the motd is updated
[03:58] <Wicked> JJman6_, you can try the ubuntu server channel too. iirc its #ubuntu-server
[03:59] <JJman6_> ok i'll check those out Billiard & Wicked
[03:59] <firdau5> irishhawk81> Anyone know if Linux will or has support for X4650 Lexmark printer? <--- the problem is, Lexmark itself didnt support linux
[03:59] <crohakon> Does ubuntu make for a good server?
[03:59] <shawn_> crohakon I use the server edition yes
[03:59] <firdau5> irishhawk81, I advice you to survey on shoppers web site
[03:59] <histo> crohakon: yes there is a server edition
[03:59] <irishhawk81> Okay thanks Firdau5 wasn't sure if someone got into programming and came up with thier own
[04:00] <DaZ> server edition doesn't mean it's good :f
[04:00] <firdau5> irishhawk81, shoppers on printers side
[04:00] <irishhawk81> Thanks
[04:00] <shawn_> When using two seperate X screens on dual displays how can I make it so Docky runs out of my other screen?
[04:00] <firdau5> welcome
[04:00] <crohakon> I know there is a server edition... I asked if it was a good.
[04:00] <Senesence> Any USB gurus here?
[04:00] <histo> !best | crohakon
[04:00] <shawn_> crohakon, And I said yes I use it and I like it
[04:01] <comfnumb> Is there anywhere on IRC to go for Linux/Ubuntu/Wine gaming questions?
[04:01] <DaZ> comfnumb: #winehq?
[04:01] <histo> comfnumb: there is #winehq and #ubuntu is the official ubuntu support channel
[04:01] <crohakon> Thats all I wanted to know. I am installing it right now anyway. If I like it I will recommend it to the guy I work for because he wants to move our website onto a local server instead of out sourcing. lol
[04:01] <histo> comfnumb: what else could you need.
[04:01] <NavyWife> okay, I dl and installed playonlinux. It downloaded the current version of wine. I have the 1.1.17.tar.bz2 package of the wine I need installed. How do I install that one.  Been dealing with this for 12 hours. Tired of it :)
[04:02] <histo> crohakon: i've been running one 24/7 for quite sometime. I don't even know what the uptime is but its high.
[04:02] <Senesence> *Needs USB help.
[04:02] <histo> NavyWife: what is playonlinux?
[04:02] <crohakon> Well, good. I will setup and see what I think. Any advice or is it all fairly standard?
[04:03] <comfnumb> histo: im trying to play an online game and no servers are listed to connect to
[04:03] <Senesence> Where are the USB mount rules; my USB devices are mounting in read-only mode.
[04:03] <NavyWife> A more user friendly way to use Wine, from the website. I've not run it before tonight.
[04:03] <histo> crohakon: fairly sstraight forward.
[04:03] <NavyWife> I just want my EQ2
[04:03] <JJman6_> any recommendations on using ext3 vs ext4 for servers?  Is ext4 stable enough to be used in a production environment?
[04:03] <histo> comfnumb: does the machine have internet access and what game are you trying to get to work?
[04:03] <crohakon> Does the server edition have a gui by default or is it all console?
[04:03] <russlar> crohakon: all console
[04:03] <tehbaut> I have an issue where all my newly installed apps are no longer adding themselves to the main menu after I moved it to the bottom panel. Anyone know why that might be?
[04:03] <histo> NavyWife: Do you need to install wine from source? Can't you just use the version from the repos?
[04:04] <russlar> crohakon: you can install the gui with apt-get
[04:04] <comfnumb> histo: yes on internet, on it right now, and im trying to run Day Of Defeat
[04:04] <histo> comfnumb: hrm.. maybe firewall issue?
[04:04] <NavyWife> Histo: I have no clue. I am an Ubuntu/linux baby
[04:04] <crohakon> Nah, I am up for the no console challenge. It will help me learn more.
[04:04] <histo> NavyWife: I'm confused can you clearify what you want to do again?
[04:05] <crohakon> Though, I might be asking a few questions.... =)
[04:05] <NavyWife> Histo: I have a DL of the wine tar.bz2 I need to install (1.1.17) and I have no clue how to run the code to get it to install. I am in need of the emulator to run EverQuest2. Have used 1.1.31 Wine in the past, but EQ2 crashes on this release
[04:06] <comfnumb> histo: well there arent any settings to adjust within the game... does ubuntu have its own firewall controls? or do i control it elsewhere?
[04:06] <histo> NavyWife: ahh what version is availble in the repos? try apt-cache showpkg wine
[04:06] <NavyWife> Histo: Let me try that.
[04:07] <histo> comfnumb: if you've installed a firewall it does. Also you could be behind a router/modem thats giving you issues.
[04:07] <tehbaut> Anyone have any clues why apps no longer put shortcuts in the main menu after I customized the menu?
[04:08] <histo> NavyWife: if its not the specific version you need I would suggest downloading the .deb from the wine site for the version you need. If you have a .deb you can just double click and install it.  You downloaded the source version the tar.gz
[04:08] <NavyWife> Histo: Is this what I am looking for?
[04:08] <NavyWife> Reverse Depends:
[04:08] <NavyWife>   playonlinux,wine
[04:08] <NavyWife>   wine-gecko,wine
[04:08] <NavyWife>   wine-dev,wine 1.1.31~winehq0~ubuntu~9.04-0ubuntu1
[04:08] <NavyWife>   wine-gecko,wine
[04:08] <FloodBot1> NavyWife: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:08] <histo> NavyWife: yeah it wants to install 1.1.31
[04:09] <NavyWife> Histo: The deb site is erroring out, on both this machine and a windows machine
[04:09] <histo> NavyWife: which is wierd did you add the wine repos to your sources.list?
[04:09] <NavyWife> Histo: Um, no clue? <-- TOTALLY new to Linux by about a month
[04:09] <histo> NavyWife: because 1.1.31 isn't in the repos for 9.04
[04:09] <histo> !info wine
[04:10] <NavyWife> Histo: Event not found?
[04:10] <axisys> is there a way to install using ubuntu directly from internet.. i dont want to burn a new CD every six months.. i guess one option would be PXE and point to ISO on another disk.. but what if my laptop is the only computer available? i am looking for a default boot iso that can be used for every ubuntu release.. so it will get the network layer and then let me pick the ubunut iso release .. and will work for ubuntu release ..
[04:10] <histo> NavyWife: see 1.0.1-0 is in the repository.  Hrm... System > Administration > Software Sources see if you have any third party repositories enabled.
[04:10] <axisys> s/install using ubuntu/install ubuntu/
[04:10] <histo> !install > axisys
[04:10] <DaZ> axisys: you can use a pendrive
[04:10] <DaZ> axisys: or dist-uprade which usually kills ubuntu
[04:11] <Flannel> axisys: How about booting from a USB?
[04:11] <NavyWife> Histo: Wine HQ is listed under Third Party Software
[04:11] <IdleOne> NavyWife: http://www.winehq.org/download/deb will install the development version
[04:11] <axisys> Daz, Flannel: booting from USB would work..
[04:11] <NavyWife> IdleOne: I need 1.1.17. Game crashes on 1.1.31 and deb site times out
[04:11] <crohakon> scanning the mirror....
[04:12] <axisys> histo: i have toruble getting pm.. i have issue with my irssi..
[04:12] <histo> NavyWife: will your game work with 1.0.1
[04:12] <axisys> !install
[04:12] <Flannel> axisys: You can use a recent version of Ubuntu (including a liveCD) to turn an arbitrary iso into a USB installer/live environment
[04:12] <NavyWife> Histo: Um.... Yes
[04:12] <axisys> Flannel: i dont want to keep burning CD
[04:12] <NavyWife> Histo: Anything over .94
[04:13] <DaZ> axisys: unetbootin
[04:13] <histo> NavyWife: but not 1.1.31 right?
[04:13] <NavyWife> Histo: Correct
[04:13] <axisys> DaZ: hmm
[04:13] <NavyWife> Histo: Crashes after zone load
[04:13] <histo> NavyWife: okay un check the wine HQ repository. Then update the database.
[04:14] <histo> NavyWife: then open a terminal and run the following commands. sudo aptitude purge wine && sudo aptitude install wine
[04:14] <Senesence> Where can I find the USB mount rules?
[04:14] <histo> NavyWife: it should then remove whatever version of wine you have now and install 1.0.1 from the official ubuntu repos.
[04:14] <NavyWife> Histo: Unchecked, updating.
[04:16] <crohakon> What is LAMP server?
[04:16] <axisys> DaZ: wow! unetbootin is awesome..
[04:16] <Flannel> crohakon: Linux Apache MySQL PHP (or some variation thereof)
[04:16] <NavyWife> Histo: E Couldn't lock list directory..are you root?
[04:16] <DaZ> [;
[04:17] <crohakon> So it just gives websites hosted on the box the ability to use php?
[04:17] <NavyWife> Histo: What now?
[04:17] <histo> NavyWife: when did you get that error?
[04:17] <Flannel> crohakon: And MySQL, sure.
[04:17] <DaZ> crohakon: it doesn't have to be php
[04:17] <DaZ> it can be python
[04:17] <NavyWife> Histo: At the end of the purge? i think. I agreed to remove
[04:17] <histo> NavyWife: okay is software sources still open? Or update manager?
[04:17] <crohakon> So what is the PostgreSQL database? Just a different alternative to MySQL? Or something entirely different?
[04:18] <histo> NavyWife: Make sure those are closed first then do the purge.
[04:18] <DaZ> alternative ;f
[04:18] <Flannel> crohakon: Yeah, you can use postgres instead of mysql, it's just another choice of DB
[04:18] <hugoshi> I just upgraded to karmic koala, and my screen no longer shows advanced features, I wanted to reconfigure the screen package, but when I do sudo dpkg-reconfigure screen, I get "This is not dpkg install-info anymore, but GNU install-info
[04:18] <hugoshi> "
[04:18] <crohakon> MySql it is
[04:18] <Flannel> hugoshi: #ubuntu+1 for Karmic support, thanks
[04:18] <hugoshi> oh thanks
[04:19] <matthew1> so the new ubuntu is around the corner. if I do the update (from 9.04) will that reset my themes, settings etc?
[04:19] <GreyWare> there are 1300 people in this channel
[04:19] <takamarou> Anyone know what to do about the pulseaudio memory leak bug in 9.10?
[04:19] <histo> matthew1: your settings will stay.
[04:19] <crohakon> its a good channel..
[04:19] <NavyWife> Histo: Trying that now. Thought it was all closed
[04:19] <slango> can HFS+ be mounted in Ubuntu?
[04:19] <histo> !karmic > takamarou
[04:19] <histo> NavyWife: yeah you typically get that error when more than one process is trying to install packages.
[04:19] <DaZ> slango: imo yes
[04:20] <DaZ> slango: try and tell us :f
[04:20] <matthew1> histo...so my borders, menus, background and conky will stay the same?
[04:20] <NavyWife> Histo: Okay, done. Now will try to reinstall
[04:20] <histo> NavyWife: did you install the 1.0.1 from the repos?
[04:20] <slango> DaZ: in your opinion? excuse me if I'm a little bit hesitant based on how you put that.
[04:20] <NavyWife> Histo: Was just going to run the sudo to install now
[04:20] <histo> matthew1: Yes that stuff is all in your ~. Shouldn't touch anyting in your home
[04:20] <axisys> anyone help me fig out why multitouch does not work on my touchpad.. i am using ubuntu 9.04 on hp 6730b .. it used to work fine on my old laptop hp nc6220
[04:20] <Flannel> slango: I don't believe so.
[04:21] <histo> NavyWife: well do sudo apt-cache showpkg wine  and make sure its the old versiont hat its seeing now.
[04:21] <matthew1> histo, fantastic thanks.
[04:21] <DaZ> slango: if it's not fully supported it'd be read-only anyway
[04:21] <axisys> by multitouch i meant two finger tap
[04:21] <NavyWife> Histo: It's reinstalling 1.1.31 good grief
[04:21] <takamarou> histo, unfortunately, I did not choose to install 9.10.  I did a sudo aptitude full-upgrade, and was surprised with a beta version of 9.10.   Have you heard any solutions to the bug?
[04:21] <russlar> DaZ, slango: it'll mount read-write is you have the right packages installed
[04:22] <histo> NavyWife: well remove that. Make sure the third party repos are removed. Then sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude showpkg wine     it should show 1.0.1
[04:22] <histo> takamarou: ask in #ubuntu+1
[04:22] <russlar> slango: you'll want hfsprogs, hfsplus and hfsutils
[04:22] <histo> NavyWife: brb in a minute
[04:22] <NavyWife> Histo: Thank you. I am trying to get this to work
[04:22] <slango> russlar: is HFS+ an open file system?
[04:23] <russlar> slango: mostly
[04:23] <slango> that is... is it safe to use often in Linux?
[04:23] <]RandoM[> i think this is isp related.. but now when i connect to irc the server says my hostname is too long and uses my IP instead.
[04:23] <russlar> i don't think hfs is same to use anywhere, even on mac
[04:23] <russlar> but I have used it
[04:23] <slango> russlar: fair enough
[04:24] <russlar> but those packages I listed will let you mount and make hfs+ filesysstems
[04:25] <tehbaut> is Karmic stablizing fairly quickly?
[04:25] <d0htem> hopefully
[04:25] <d0htem> karmic was @#!%!@# last time i used it
[04:25] <BoxMagnet> can someone help me, can't get samba to work between 2 ubuntu boxes. for the life of me I have checked the settings 100 times.
[04:25] <d0htem> but its ok ill use jaunty forever
[04:26] <tehbaut> I ran the first beta, but forgot why I stopped using it
[04:26] <michaelhoward> I thought the beta version would have some show stoppers in it. now i dont see why they didnt just release this as final? works perfect.
[04:26] <Kaius> d0htem: Me too. Karmic. Bleh.
[04:26] <histo> NavyWife: okay what version is it showing now
[04:26] <d0htem> Kaius: :D
[04:26] <d0htem> Kaius: +1
[04:26] <NavyWife> Histo: 1.1.31
[04:26] <tehbaut> long live Lucid :D
[04:26] <NavyWife> Histo: After the purge
[04:26] <d0htem> lol
[04:26] <sebsebseb> dougl:   Kaius   make sure you clean install the final of Karmic, otherwise yes it won't be that great
[04:26] <histo> NavyWife: did you run sudo aptitude update  ?
[04:26] <sebsebseb> dougl: wrong one
[04:26] <sebsebseb> d0htem: see above
[04:26] <NavyWife> Histo: Um....
[04:26] <NavyWife> Histo: Am now
[04:27] <WanHouse> tehbaut: Slimey bitchman
[04:27] <BoxMagnet> can someone help me, can't get samba to work between 2 ubuntu boxes. for the life of me I have checked the settings 100 times.
[04:27] <Kaius> sebsebseb: I'm waiting for it. I'll dl it again on the 29th or whatever.
[04:27] <histo> NavyWife: k then check the version with apt-cache showpkg wine
[04:27] <Billiard> BoxMagnet: can they ping eachother
[04:27] <tehbaut> WanHouse: that bad, eh?
[04:27] <sebsebseb> Kaius: Do a clean install :)  Ext4 by default and Grub 2 for clean installs
[04:27] <BoxMagnet> Billiard, yea, i can ssh in and remote desktop
[04:27] <BoxMagnet> Billiard, and it worked yesterday ...
[04:27] <sebsebseb> Kaius: also the download servers will be packed on that day
[04:27] <NavyWife> Histo: Waiting...
[04:28] <Kaius> sebsebseb: I'll wait. I'm happy with Jaunty in the meantime.
[04:28] <d0htem> sebsebseb: ?
[04:28] <d0htem> see above what?
[04:28] <WanHouse> tehbaut: Yeah, the windows morons that always try to priv us. Lady with alot of cats / ray charles :)
[04:28] <sebsebseb> d0htem: see when I messaged  Kaius
[04:29] <WanHouse> YOU SHOULD HAVE LEFT US AT THE LATAIR !!!
[04:29] <WanHouse> ALTAIR
[04:29] <BoxMagnet> altar.
[04:29] <Flannel> WanHouse: Please keep this channel ontopic.
[04:29] <WanHouse> Damn wimen :)
[04:29] <NavyWife> Histo: Trying again
[04:29] <d0htem> sebsebseb: of course i did
[04:29] <d0htem> d0htem: it was really buggy and it complained about my broken ass hd
[04:29] <d0htem> which was nice but seriously got on my nerves
[04:30] <sebsebseb> d0htem: oh you mean it wanted to disk check on every boot up?
[04:30] <d0htem> no
[04:30] <d0htem> gave me hd health warning after sign in
[04:30] <sebsebseb> d0htem: ok well maybe there is something wrong with your hard drive
[04:30] <d0htem> oh yeah definetly but even though it was REALLY buggy
[04:30] <histo> NavyWife: could be that you have the 1.1.31 package in your archives.  You may have to sudo aptitude purge wine && sudo aptitude clean
[04:30] <d0htem> grub2 looks awesome though!
[04:31] <BoxMagnet> can someone help me, can't get samba to work between 2 ubuntu boxes. for the life of me I have checked the settings 100 times. http://pastebin.com/m569bc42f
[04:31] <pistyman> has anybody else had this problem:
[04:31] <pistyman> i go to display preferences and the window pops up, but it is it blank and the whole computer slows down until i force quit it, and one cpu is running at 100% the whole time
[04:31] <sebsebseb> d0htem: it looks the same to me
[04:31] <tehbaut> Flannel: I thought he was talking about Karmic (since that's all I was talking about, and he replied to me)
[04:31] <histo> NavyWife: then you should be able to sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude install wine
[04:31] <tehbaut> heh
[04:31] <NavyWife> Histo: Running sudo aptitude clean now
[04:32] <histo> NavyWife: That will delete all the cahced packages then you can sudo aptitude update and you should see the old version.
[04:32] <Johannes[iPhone]> Hi
[04:33] <NavyWife> Histo: AH HA!
[04:33] <progesterone> question: On Window, we used to install program under c:/programs. How about on Ubuntu?
[04:33] <NavyWife> Histo: Take THAT Linux
[04:33] <BoxMagnet> progesterone, /usr/bin
[04:33] <progesterone> BoxMagnet Thanks
[04:33] <BoxMagnet> progesterone, thats for the executable files only.
[04:34] <BoxMagnet> progesterone, configurations go in /etc/
[04:34] <histo> NavyWife: I take it you can install the old version of wine now?
[04:34] <progesterone> BoxMagnet ok ... Thanks buddy
[04:34] <BoxMagnet> can someone help me, can't get samba to work between 2 ubuntu boxes. for the life of me I have checked the settings 100 times. http://pastebin.com/m569bc42f
[04:34] <NavyWife> Histo: It installed!
[04:34] <sebsebseb> progesterone: add/remove, synaptic, or the command line
[04:34] <histo> NavyWife: cool. Sorry I forgot about the apt cache
[04:34] <NavyWife> Histo: I think you may be my hero of the day!
[04:35] <crohakon> So... how do I see what is running from console
[04:35] <BoxMagnet> crohakon, top
[04:35] <NavyWife> Histo: Going to attempt my game now. May be back
[04:35] <m0r0n> My cd isn't reading, anyone know any how to fix this?
[04:35] <sebsebseb> progesterone: the actsaul program files for programs, you don't noramlley need to know where those go,   user data though goes in hidden .folders in home, and if you remove for example .mozilla or move it, and re open FIrefox, it's like you just installed Firefox for a first time
[04:35] <BoxMagnet> NavyWife, what game?
[04:35] <Billiard> m0r0n: windex?
[04:35] <NavyWife> BoxMagnet: EQ2
[04:35] <histo> NavyWife: k good luck
[04:36] <NavyWife>  :D
[04:36] <m0r0n> Billiard: The CD is clean.
[04:36] <NavyWife> histo: Thanks again
[04:36] <BoxMagnet> eq2 not familliar, i just setup starcraft today for something to do lol.
[04:36] <histo> NavyWife: np
[04:36] <NavyWife> Ahhh
[04:36] <Billiard> m0r0n: does the cd work in other machines?
[04:36] <NavyWife> Great game, EXCEPT on Linux I am learning
[04:36] <DaZ> new sc2 battle report is out
[04:36] <DaZ> btw :f
[04:36] <m0r0n> Billiard: Yes sir.
[04:37] <BoxMagnet> anyone who knows samba around!?
[04:37] <Billiard> m0r0n: what happens when trying to read on non working machine?
[04:37] <histo> NavyWife: you ahve to remember you are trying to ram a square peg in a round hole.
[04:37] <histo> !ask | BoxMagnet
[04:37] <NavyWife> Histo: Isn't THAT the truth
[04:37] <BoxMagnet> histo, I did ask it a few times with a link to the pastebin
[04:37] <crohakon> What is a good ftp client for gnome?
[04:37] <BoxMagnet> can someone help me, can't get samba to work between 2 ubuntu boxes. for the life of me I have checked the settings 100 times. http://pastebin.com/m569bc42f
[04:37] <progesterone> sebsebseb Thanks
[04:38] <m0r0n> Billiard: Non-working machine? the disk drive just blinks green and then stops, in Ubuntu but not windows, windows it appears to be fine
[04:38] <sebsebseb> progesterone: np
[04:38] <histo> BoxMagnet: sry didn't see you asking. I'm unable to browse to links though to see your pastebin right now. I'm in cli while memtesting a machien i'm working on.
[04:38] <sebsebseb> progesterone: sudo apt-get install program that's how simple it is to do using the termianl for most
[04:38] <Billiard> m0r0n: do any discs work in your ubuntu?
[04:38] <histo> BoxMagnet: what is the problem with it?  You can see the other machine in Places > Network
[04:39] <BoxMagnet> histo, no, only network, but it used to show up and I have changed no settings to my knowledge
[04:39] <m0r0n> Billiard: None
[04:39] <BoxMagnet> histo, i can ssh in and remote desktop ...
[04:39] <histo> BoxMagnet: what about trying to browse to the IP or connect to the server via IP?
[04:39] <BoxMagnet> histo, how do i go about that?
[04:40] <m0r0n> Billiard: However, it was working before, the lastest tweak I did was delete Eclipse and Netbeans
[04:40] <crohakon> What is a good gui ftp client? Filezilla will not install for somereason, I guess because it will not run on 64 bit?
[04:40] <Freddy_007> Anyone have experience getting Tomcat to work with Apache2 ?
[04:40] <BoxMagnet> histo, ok, it says failed to receive share list from server
[04:40] <histo> BoxMagnet: I believeyou can connect to server via the Places menu if not try under Appolications > Internet  There should be a connect to server option. Or you can open nautilus and enter the //theip
[04:40] <m0r0n> Billiard: Odd, or maybe not, after I closed GParted it started to work, thanks anyways
[04:41] <Billiard> m0r0n: ok
[04:41] <histo> BoxMagnet: are you sure samba is running on the machine? /etc/init.d/samba status
[04:41] <BoxMagnet> on the server?
[04:41] <histo> BoxMagnet: yes sudo /etc/init.d/samba status
[04:41] <Bossmanbeta> how do you force ubuntuone to sync with the cloud? No one's answering in #ubuntuone. I tried disconnecting/re-connecting, doesn't seem to work and I've added files I don't see in the web interface.
[04:41] <BoxMagnet> histo, ok, ill be shocked its not running why the heck is that
[04:41] <pistyman> ok i worked it out
[04:41] <BoxMagnet> histo, i know how to (re)start it.
[04:42] <epaphus> Hello, how do I disable umass in the kernel of ubuntu?
[04:42] <epaphus> usb support that is
[04:42] <histo> BoxMagnet: k make sure its running and listening. You can see if its listening with netstat
[04:42] <WanHouse> Reminds me, Im supposed to ask if i can get rid of some nice because of a booring factor or something
[04:42] <BoxMagnet> epaphus, /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
[04:42] <axisys> !automate
[04:42] <horn> test
[04:43] <tehbaut> is it possible to get a list of all commands/apps?
[04:43] <WanHouse> dike
[04:43] <horn> hi,everybody
[04:43] <crohakon> No one is willing to recommend a gui ftp client? =(
[04:43] <histo> BoxMagnet: netstat -ta should show smtp
[04:43] <Bossmanbeta> crohakon, filezilla
[04:43] <histo> BoxMagnet: sry
[04:43] <tehbaut> I swear I've installed some toolbox app but I can't figure out how to access it
[04:43] <crohakon> ubuntu will not allow filezilla to install because it says it will not run on x64
[04:43] <crohakon> otherwise, yes, I would use filezilla
[04:44] <BoxMagnet> histo, yes?
[04:44] <Freddy_007> Anyone have experience getting Tomcat to work with Apache2 ?
[04:44] <_MrsApple_> hello, i dl a couple of reaallly short clips and they didnt show up on my desk top. where can i find them, and also the screen that shows how far along they were downloaded?
[04:44] <crohakon> though it is odd... filezilla installed and worked just fine on opensuse x64.... *innocent expression*
[04:44] <m0r0n> Windows reads FAT32 right?
[04:44] <senup> how can i tell my default gateway
[04:44] <pistyman> when i try to install the driver from here: http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx it doesnt work. it says it cant detect the characer coding
[04:44] <Billiard> m0r0n: yes
[04:44] <BoxMagnet> m0r0n, yes..
[04:44] <othman> right
[04:44] <Bossmanbeta> crohakon, https://www.ohloh.net/projects/filezilla/download?filename=FileZilla_<IP_ADDRESS>_x86_64-linux-gnu.tar.bz2
[04:45] <crohakon> oh, that is helpful. Thank you bossmanbeta. =)
[04:45] <Billiard> m0r0n: most flash drives are formatted fat32
[04:45] <histo> BoxMagnet: scratch that i'm not sure if you are going to see it listening on 139
[04:45] <Bossmanbeta> sure crohakon
[04:45] <m0r0n> I formatted my flash drive to FAT32, now with the USB creater thing, it's not letting me install on it
[04:45] <Bossmanbeta> how do you force ubuntuone to sync with the cloud? No one's answering in #ubuntuone. I tried disconnecting/re-connecting, doesn't seem to work and I've added files I don't see in the web interface.
[04:45] <Billiard> m0r0n: install what?
[04:45] <horn> whois billiard
[04:45] <BoxMagnet> histo, it was there, i just restarted samba
[04:45] <histo> BoxMagnet: did that help at all?
[04:46] <m0r0n> Billiard: Ubuntu
[04:46] <Billiard> m0r0n: dont install ubuntu on fat32
[04:46] <BoxMagnet> histo, no.
[04:46] <horn> quit
[04:46] <m0r0n> Billiard: I made a ext3 partition, but the installer saw only the fat32
[04:46] <Bossmanbeta> crohakon, also here: http://www.getdeb.net/app/FileZilla for the .deb's
[04:46] <epaphus> BoxMagnet, is it necessary to restart after editing the blacklist?
[04:47] <falserunes> help with alsa-base.conf
[04:47] <crohakon> what is a deb?
[04:47] <BoxMagnet> epaphus, use sudo rmmod modname
[04:47] <Billiard> m0r0n: fat32 has no permissions, im not sure if ubuntu will even let you install to it
[04:47] <BoxMagnet> epaphus, rmod
[04:47] <Bossmanbeta> crohakon, auto install for ubuntu -- no make config
[04:47] <falserunes> I want my /dev/dsp1 to output to /dev/dsp0
[04:47] <BoxMagnet> epaphus, ok sorry it is rmmod
[04:47] <othman> how to run 32 bit software in ubuntu 64 ?
[04:47] <falserunes> does anyone know how to configure that
[04:47] <crohakon> oh nice. You are most helpful bossmanbeta.
[04:48] <Bossmanbeta> sure crohakon -- cheers
[04:48] <crohakon> Wait... is ubuntu based on debian?
[04:48] <falserunes> thanks for the help ahead of time
[04:48] <Billiard> othman: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=474790
[04:48] <Bossmanbeta> crohakon, yes
[04:48] <othman> thx
[04:49] <BoxMagnet> histo, any ideas
[04:49] <mb_again_> !debian
[04:49] <histo> BoxMagnet: i'll let you know once I get a gui up to take a look at your paste bin
[04:49] <crohakon> Wow... I have come back to my roots and did not even know it. The first linux dist I ever poked around in was debian. I remember ordering the CD's when I was like 16. lol Nice.
[04:49] <BoxMagnet> histo, ok
[04:49] <histo> BoxMagnet: firewall issue maybe?
[04:49] <ezzieyguywuf> I have a question for any scipy users: is there a way to solve equations in scipy like the solve() function in my ti-89? on the ti-89 I can input an equation with any number of variables and solve in terms of that variabl.
[04:49] <BoxMagnet> histo, sorry forgot about your situation.
[04:49] <Bossmanbeta> crohakon, welcome back.
[04:50] <Billiard> ezzieyguywuf: qalc does this i know
[04:50] <Bossmanbeta> crohakon, .deb's are li ke .RPM's
[04:50] <Bossmanbeta> (fyi)
[04:50] <ezzieyguywuf> Billiard: i'll google it
[04:50] <BoxMagnet> histo, need i open ports on router?
[04:50] <Billiard> ezzieyguywuf: its in the repos, just apt-get install qalc
[04:51] <ezzieyguywuf> Billiard: is it a python module?
[04:51] <Bossmanbeta> how do you force ubuntuone to sync with the cloud? No one's answering in #ubuntuone. I tried disconnecting/re-connecting, doesn't seem to work and I've added files I don't see in the web interface.
[04:51] <Billiard> ezzieyguywuf: no its a standalone program
[04:51] <ezzieyguywuf> Billiard: I'll check it out
[04:51] <Billiard> ezzieyguywuf: there is a gui version qalculate
[04:52] <tehbaut> is it possible to allow a 5 char root password?
[04:52] <russlar> tehbaut: possible: yes
[04:53] <russlar> tehbaut: a good idea? no
[04:53] <sebsebseb> tehbaut: recommended though, nope
[04:53] <crohakon> ftp default port is 21, yes?
[04:53] <BoxMagnet> yes
[04:53] <sebsebseb> !noroot |  tehbaut
[04:53] <navap> crohakon: Yes
[04:53] <tehbaut> I know, I know
[04:53] <mb_again_> ezzieyguywuf: it looks like solving is a proposal for enhancement in scipy at the moment see http://www.scipy.org/SolversProposal?highlight=(solver)
[04:53] <russlar> !wfm ?
[04:53] <tehbaut> I was told to enable it for vmware
[04:53] <russlar> !wfm
[04:53] <crohakon> So, with ubuntu server edition... is an ftp server installed by default or must I install it post install?
[04:53] <ezzieyguywuf> mb_again_: I've been told to check out sympy. currently doing that...
[04:54] <sebsebseb> crohakon: #ubuntu-server for help with it
[04:54] <russlar> crohakon: if you didn't select it in the installer, no
[04:54] <Freddy_007> crohakon: I think you need to select it during install
[04:54] <crohakon> I did not see it in the installer =( Okay, I will go elsewhere with my questions. hehe
[04:54] <bastid_raZor> crohakon: the server plus the desktop come with a command line ftp.. it is called scp
[04:54] <sebsebseb> crohakon: well you can get help in here as well I guess
[04:56] <BoxMagnet> will ubuntu run much better on a PCI sata controller+sataII drive, than a normal IDE drive
[04:57]  * histo Hates bad ram been banging my head against the wall for a while on this one.
[04:58] <histo> BoxMagnet: it will have faster read/write times to the drive and data transfers
[04:58] <BoxMagnet> histo, how long does memtest take?
[04:58] <histo> BoxMagnet: for ever
[04:58] <histo> BoxMagnet: Now I just have to figure out which stick it is.
[04:59] <BoxMagnet> histo, good, i have a nice promise sataII controller+WD caviar 320gb 16mb sataII on the way
[04:59] <BoxMagnet> for my older media server.
[04:59] <histo> BoxMagnet: a lot faster than ide
[04:59] <histo> BoxMagnet: you can find stats online for speed ratings of sata compaired to ide etc...
[04:59] <epaphus> Is there anyway I can get ubuntu to rescan my NIC, or is that done upon kernel boot?
[05:00] <histo> epaphus: what do you mean look for an ip again?
[05:00] <BoxMagnet> histo, as long as the controller is bootable I will be happy, I hear ubuntu 9,04 supports it out of the box, but if i cant use it as the main drive then im real disapointed. thats why I went with an expensive controller
[05:00] <russlar> epaphus: do you just want a different ip?
[05:00] <epaphus> histo, russlar no.. its not onfiguring the device.. for some weird reason
[05:00] <histo> epaphus: does it see the device?  lspci
[05:00] <BoxMagnet> epaphus, if you want a dif ip from the isp etc. you need to change the mac of the nic if i remember correctly.
[05:00] <russlar> epaphus: hmmm.... wired?
[05:00] <progesterone> question: is JRE or JDK pre-installed on Ubuntu?
[05:01] <lilzeus> Im confused, I have 2 ubuntu machines on home network, both have samba installed, I have shared a folder on one, how do I access it from the other?
[05:01] <histo> epaphus: and has it ever worked?
[05:01] <Freddy_007> progesterone: don't think so
[05:01] <thiebaude> progesterone,java isn't default on ubuntu
[05:01] <BoxMagnet> lilzeus, i wish i knew.
[05:01] <histo> lilzeus: Places > Network  Or you can mount the share
[05:01] <thiebaude> you have to install it
[05:01] <progesterone> Freddy_007 thiebaude Thanks
[05:01] <thiebaude> progesterone, np
[05:02] <lilzeus> histo: the share does not show up in Places > Network
[05:02] <lilzeus> BoxMagnet: I think you probably DO know
[05:02] <histo> lilzeus: he's having the same problem.
[05:02] <lilzeus> ;)
[05:02] <BoxMagnet> lilzeus, nope, mine does not work
[05:02] <BoxMagnet> worked yesterday though
[05:02] <histo> mine just works
[05:02] <BoxMagnet> g4u ;-)
[05:02] <histo> BoxMagnet: did you install any updates?
[05:03] <BoxMagnet> histo, nope.
[05:03] <BoxMagnet> been working on the other machine
[05:03] <lilzeus> BoxMagnet: I know you are better at this stuff than me, figured you were being sarcastic, no disrespect :)
[05:03] <histo> BoxMagnet: thats just odd. Something had to have changed.
[05:03] <histo> lilzeus: how did you create your share?
[05:03] <BoxMagnet> lilzeus, haha, dude im happy to help i do know the answers to alot of stuff because i have a photographic memory.
[05:03] <epaphus> histo, if I use the 9.04 live cd it does. and this is the 9.04 kernel
[05:04] <BoxMagnet> lilzeus, what are you using to configure samba
[05:04] <lilzeus> histo: right clicked on folder, Sharing Options
[05:04] <histo> epaphus: what tyep of network card is it?
[05:04] <lilzeus> BoxMagnet: I modified the smb.conf file...so I guess gedit?
[05:04] <russlar> epaphus: take a look at /etc/udev/70-persistent-net.rules
[05:04] <russlar> epaphus: make sure it's listed in there
[05:05] <histo> lilzeus: try installing smbtree  see if you can see the share with that
[05:05] <BoxMagnet> lilzeus, open a pm i think i figured it out
[05:05] <BoxMagnet> haha!
[05:05] <histo> BoxMagnet: what was your issue?
[05:05] <lilzeus> I made the workgroup the same name as the workgroup name my windows machines are using MSHOME
[05:05] <speed> Hello everyone
[05:05] <BoxMagnet> usershare owner only = false
[05:05] <speed> would anyone be able to help me with ATI xpress 200m drivers?
[05:06] <histo> BoxMagnet: that should be the default
[05:06] <BoxMagnet> great
[05:06] <BoxMagnet> it worked like two times. now its broken again!
[05:07] <lilzeus> histo: all I see in Nework is "Windows Network" and when I click on that it says
[05:07] <BoxMagnet> when I try to right click share + add share I get this. 'net usershare' returned error 255: net usershare add: share name /home/pete contains invalid characters (any of %<>*?|/\+=;:",)
[05:07] <histo> BoxMagnet: I don't even have that line in my smb.conf
[05:07] <BoxMagnet> what the hell
[05:08] <histo> BoxMagnet: is there a spacke or wierd character in your ~?
[05:08] <BoxMagnet> histo, no, if i change it to something else, i get this... 'net usershare' returned error 255: net usershare add: cannot share path /home/pete/storage as we are restricted to only sharing directories we own.
[05:08] <BoxMagnet> 	Ask the administrator to add the line "usershare owner only = false"
[05:08] <BoxMagnet> 	to the [global] section of the smb.conf to allow this
[05:08] <histo> lilzeus: try connecting directly to the ip from windows
[05:09] <histo> BoxMagnet: Whats your security line set to?
[05:09] <BoxMagnet> user
[05:09] <histo> BoxMagnet: do you want it to prompt you?
[05:09] <pitput> how do I add a sound adjusting icon on my panel?
[05:09] <BoxMagnet> histo, no.
[05:09] <histo> BoxMagnet: you could try changing it to share instead of user.
[05:10] <linden940> i need some help...
[05:10] <BoxMagnet> histo, ok
[05:10] <lilzeus> histo: I just want two ubuntu machines to talk to each other...file sharing-wise
[05:10] <linden940> i am pulling my hair
[05:10] <thiebaude> pitput, right click panel, add to panel
[05:10] <linden940> can anyone here help me plez?
[05:10] <jony123> my screen seems very dim athlough its connected to the powe apadter
[05:11] <Ether> only on linux machine?
[05:11] <pitput> thiebaude, i'm using 9.10 and i don't see it when i right click and press add to panel
[05:11] <histo> lilzeus: try connnecting to it via ip
[05:11] <Ether> could be a backlight out if it always does it
[05:11] <lilzeus> histo: in both machines, the smb.conf file has the workgroup set to MSHOME
[05:11] <histo> pitput: 9.10 support is in #ubuntu+1
[05:11] <BoxMagnet> histo, did not work
[05:11] <neoneddy> Anyone ever had cifs or smbfs shares mount fine, but not display files?
[05:11] <thiebaude> pitput, drag and drop sound from the menu to the panel, i just did it
[05:11] <Billiard> linden940: what is the problem
[05:11] <thiebaude> in 9.10
[05:12] <histo> BoxMagnet: make sure the share is public = yes and guest ok = yes   You can also force user and force group so that the file permissions don't get all goofy when someone writes to it.
[05:12] <lilzeus> histo: I lied, one of them was set to WORKGROUP
[05:12] <BoxMagnet> histo, ok will try
[05:12] <histo> BoxMagnet: also make sure you share name doesn't have some goofy space or something int he smb.conf
[05:13] <speed> okay right now i'm installing Envy; Is there any recommendations for using it to get ATI drivers setup?
[05:13] <histo> lilzeus: that could be an issue also smbtree will show you a graphical map of the network in cli
[05:13] <lilzeus> I modified the smb.conf so that it says MSHOME now...is restart sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart?
[05:13] <epaphus> russlar, is it normal that i have 4 entires in there?
[05:13] <histo> !envy | speed
[05:13] <shawn_> shawn_ > !list
[05:13] <histo> speed: NOT a supported method (key words)
[05:13] <BoxMagnet> histo, share modes = yes for my share
[05:13] <BoxMagnet> ?
[05:14] <histo> box?
[05:14] <pshr_> hey any idea on how to convert a html (URL given) to convert all the links in it to form a single file like chm, for eg i have http://c-faq.com/~scs/cgi-bin/faqcat.cgi how to convert that into a single compilation
[05:14] <neoneddy> I should clarify, this only happens with my Apple AirDisk share from the Airport Extreme
[05:14] <neoneddy> worked fine, before I installed 9.04 fresh
[05:14] <speed> thanks histo
[05:14] <neoneddy> upgraded to 9.10 still no dice
[05:15] <BoxMagnet> histo, ?
[05:15] <lilzeus> BoxMagnet or histo: is restart for samba 'sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart' ?
[05:15] <BoxMagnet> yes
[05:15] <shawn_> !list
[05:15] <shawn_> What does !list even do I heard a channel say not to use it?
[05:16] <histo> BoxMagnet: I don't understand what you meant by share modes = yes
[05:16] <lilzeus> well, this machine the samba restart went fine, the other one had errors
[05:16] <russlar> epaphus: do you have 4 network cards?
[05:16] <BoxMagnet> histo, its in smb.conf under one of my shares
[05:16] <histo> shawn_: in some filesharing channels it would list all the bots that are serving
[05:16] <shawn_> histo Oh never been to a filesharing channel
[05:16] <histo> BoxMagnet: don't have it in mine.
[05:17] <epaphus> russlar, i onlyhave 1
[05:17] <BoxMagnet> histo, ok..
[05:17] <histo> BoxMagnet: I wish I could paste my share no way to copy and paste in cli that i'm using though.
[05:17] <bastid_raZor> histo: can you install pastebinit from where you are?
[05:18] <russlar> epaphus: try regenerating that file
[05:18] <russlar> sudo /lib/udev/write_net_rules
[05:18] <lilzeus-web> ok guys, this is me on the other ubuntu machine
[05:19] <pitput> how do I add a sound adjusting icon on my panel?
[05:19] <epaphus> russlar, the output is that is missing $INTERFACE
[05:20] <pitput> the ubuntu +1 isn't smart enough to solve my problem
[05:20] <russlar> !spam
[05:20] <thiebaude> pitput, drag and drop sound from your menu to the panel
[05:20] <russlar> epaphus: try rebooting, then
[05:20] <russlar> epaphus: other than that, I have no idea
[05:20] <lilzeus> now when I double click the Windows Network, nothing shows up
[05:21] <lilzeus> wtf
[05:21] <histo> bastid_raZor: yes thats an option
[05:21] <einand_> now knowlage, empathy is the worst irc client ever made ;)
[05:21] <einand_> new
[05:22] <thiebaude> einand_, it seems incomplete
[05:22] <jordo2323> Everytime I start Tomboy nothing happens and when I try to add the tomboy icon to a panel nothing happens either.  Any ideas?
[05:22] <histo> BoxMagnet: http://pastebinit.com/fd2403dd is my smb.conf
[05:22] <einand_> thiebaude: more ugly
[05:23] <einand_> thiebaude: there is noway to se who sais what
[05:23] <thiebaude> einand_, i stick with xchat or pidgin
[05:23] <thiebaude> einand_, i cant even set it up
[05:23] <einand_> thiebaude: i prefere irssi, but i will try this for a while
[05:23] <Bouquet> I have 3 root partitions and a separate '/home' partition.  I did 'dd if=/dev/sda1 of=/dev/sda3 bs=10M' to copy my production partition to sda3 to test the upgrade.  I fixed /etc/fstab to set /=/dev/sda3, booted into it, and am ready to test the 9.10 upgrade process.  My /dev/sda1 production partition should be safe, right?
[05:23] <histo> BoxMagnet: ignore the last line with the guest ok = yes Idon't think that is needed.
[05:23] <lilzeus-web> Sorry, 'www.pastebinit.com' does not exist or is not available.
[05:24] <BoxMagnet> yep.
[05:24] <maco> lilzeus-web: pastebin.ca pastebin.com paste.ubuntu.com <-- these all exist
[05:24] <histo> k let me change the program hold up
[05:25] <histo> BoxMagnet: paste.ubuntu.com/297301
[05:25] <lilzeus-web> histo: the machine where I am sharing the folder, now displays Windows Network, and 2 shares
[05:26] <histo> lilzeus-web: do you have samba installed on the other machine?
[05:26] <lilzeus-web> maco: I was just listing the results when I clicked on histo's link :)
[05:26] <epaphus> Hello, how can I upgrade ubuntu from the terminal?
[05:26] <jordo2323> Everytime I start Tomboy nothing happens and when I try to add the tomboy icon to a panel nothing happens either.  Any ideas?
[05:26] <lilzeus-web> histo: yes of course, both machines have samba
[05:26] <Flannel> epaphus: From what version to what version?
[05:26] <datz> hi, how can I see if there are updates for a package?
[05:27] <datz> through terminal
[05:27] <lilzeus> histo: I am on the other machine now
[05:27] <histo> datz: sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude showpkg <packagename>
[05:27] <datz> thanks
[05:27] <Flannel> datz: For a specific package? `apt-cache policy package` is one way
[05:27] <jony123> Is there a way to incress screen brightness while plugged in?
[05:27] <datz> package "subersion"
[05:27] <lilzeus> histo: Places>Network only shows Windows Network
[05:27] <histo> datz: you could check the version against the one that is installed with dpkg -l | grep <package name>  or listen to flannels way
[05:27] <maco> lilzeus-web: ah ok. i thought someone mentioned the pastebinit package and you were looking for a matching website
[05:27] <datz> oops subversion*
[05:28] <epaphus> Flannel, within.. just the packages.. for 9.10
[05:28] <histo> lilzeus: yeah it should show that way then inside of there will be your workgroup.
[05:28] <datz> ok