[10:53] <gartral> llutz: unfortuently, the user in question is setup in a way that it was set to auto login, and i never unchecked that bit before deleting it, and not its grabbing control of gdm, and networking, and alot of other things.. it's holding the load average at like 30.0. I DON"T have time too drudge mans!
[10:53] <DarsVaeda> still struggeling with character encoding in files, they are encoded utf8 but they contain malformed characters (ie. german umlauts) I need to find a way to batch convert those characters to the correct utf8 character, but i do not even know the characterset used for those malformed chars
[10:53] <erUSUL> DOokami: i said ┬½ provided that those directories exist in the current  directory
[10:53] <DOokami> erUSUL: getting in the directory  to complie a C program
[10:53] <erUSUL> DOokami: what is the name of that directory ?
[10:53] <DOokami> erUSUL when i type "ls" i can see "C Programs" ,, that means i'm at "home" right ?
[10:54] <llutz_> gartral: but you have time enough to whine here...
[10:54] <erUSUL> DOokami: ok so is a dir with spaces ... use ┬½ cd "C Programs" ┬╗
[10:54] <DOokami> erUSUL worked :D
[10:54] <zee313> How to install windows application wordweb as wine is not allowing to install
[10:54] <DOokami> thanks a lot :)
[10:56] <ljsoftnet> llutz_ it only worked on the first word, and didn't continue on the next word
[10:56] <gartral> llutz_: i'm not whining, i just tryed sudo pkill -u user and it threw username user is invalid (yes, the user in question is just named user)
[10:56] <theprototype> i wish i could change the channel on wlan0 and mon0 in aircrack AAAAHHHHHHH
[10:56] <joeskil> Hello. Is this the right channel for questions about server edition of ubuntu?
[10:57] <llutz_> ljsoftnet: rename 's/\ /_/g' *
[10:57] <nishant> !topic
[10:58] <llutz_> gartral: euid != username, use -U <uid>
[10:58] <ljsoftnet> llutz_ it worked thanks man
[11:01] <joeskil> please. if someone here has some experience in either recovering from hacker attacks or reviving data from a hacked ubuntu webserver, I would really appreciate the help.
[11:01] <erUSUL> joeskil: #ubuntu-server exists but you can ask here too
[11:02] <gartral> llutz_: ok, how do i get that?
[11:02] <joeskil> I am not so experienced with IRC. But I found the ubuntu-server channel, and am hopping over there
[11:03] <llutz_> gartral: id user
[11:03] <gartral> llutz_: "root" is supposed too have uid 1000 right?
[11:04] <llutz_> gartral: 0
[11:04] <erUSUL> gartral: 1000 is the uid of the first user created in a debian/ubuntu box
[11:04] <gartral> oo ok
[11:04] <llutz_> gartral: on most systems 1000 is the first created user
[11:04] <llutz_> grr too late agn
[11:06] <gartral> ok, got te user killed i think, but deluser still isn't letting me remove it
[11:11] <shomon> I think best way to stop a hack attack is to unplug the network cable from the back of the computer
[11:12] <oliver_> shomon, or shutdown the router
[11:13] <shomon> find out how they got in... looking through var/logs for their IP address... although that might just show the address of another compromised box...
[11:14] <shomon> you would be better banning the IP than deleting the user, without looking through the home dir to find out what that user was up to...
[11:14] <gartral> ok, i did a weird workaround, i recreated the user, rebooted, stopped the user, switched "displays" and logged it out, and then removed it properly, thank you elFidel and llutz
[11:15] <gnewb> shomon: oliver. You are both on the edge of correct, but that is almost offtopic
[11:16] <shomon> sorry, I got a box hacked into once and it's not nice...
[11:17] <gnewb> shomon: I understand, and no, it is not nice, that is what Backups are for.
[11:17] <shomon> ok back to ubuntu stuff :)
[11:17] <gnewb> Thank you.
[11:19] <gnewb> When I use TOP, the output is confusing, does anyone have a site or simple explination for that?
[11:19] <Hero> can someone help me to switch my bcm4312 wifi card to master mode?
[11:19] <mo_bledhoz> !ubuntu 10
[11:20] <Hero> when i run sudo iwconfig wlan0 mode master
[11:20] <Hero> it got problem
[11:20] <Hero> Error for wireless request "Set Mode" (8B06)
[11:20] <Hero> :(
[11:20] <FloodBot3> Hero: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:21] <gnewb> Hero: I am not really understanding, Master Mode?
[11:21] <x404x> what is a good program to sync one server to another ? also how to detect corruption and not copy bad files
[11:21] <erUSUL> rsync?
[11:21] <gnewb> amanda, rsync, there are so so many.
[11:22] <Hero> gnewb: i'm using hostap to simulate an wifi access point by software
[11:22] <gnewb> Hero: Ah, that makes better sense now, Thank you.
[11:23] <Richzilla> i have a problem with update manager
[11:23] <Hero> gnewb: :)
[11:23] <Hero> gnewb: do you have any solutions for it :D
[11:23] <Richzilla> theres an exclamation mark on my gnome panel, and it says either a repo is unavailable, or my network connection is down
[11:24] <gnewb> Hero: Is it like one box is Firewall and so on, or is it a simple wlan issue?
[11:24] <Richzilla> network connection is fine, but when i manually check for updates (as it suggests) i get this error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/577785/
[11:25] <Hero> gnewb: i think it is a simple wlan issue :(
[11:25] <erUSUL> Richzilla: looks like a malformed repo url to me... did you manually edited sources?
[11:25] <gnewb> Hero: Is it set to Auto Connect for every user?
[11:26] <Richzilla> erUSUL: I wondered, i wasnt sure about the triple forward slash in the url. To my knowledge i havent changed them, but ive added a few repos recently
[11:27] <Richzilla> anyway to reset the sources list?
[11:27]  * jfm` is away: Je ne suis pas l├Ā
[11:27] <erUSUL> Richzilla: grep -RF "launchpad.net///ubuntu/" /etc/apt/
[11:27] <shomon> how do I go down a php version? I've got 5.3.3, and got to go to 5.2.x
[11:28] <iocor> does anyone know how to use the command line to put a zip inside a zip, so fi the directory structure is foo/bees.zip foo/cows the structure of the zip would be foo.zip/bees.zip foo.zip/cows
[11:29] <gnewb> shomon: Purge the new, install the old? maybe?
[11:32] <Richzilla> erUSUL: Tried that, same problem. What does it do?
[11:34] <erUSUL> Richzilla: tell me/you where the faulty line is
[11:34] <yacc> Wonder if the Ubuntu initrd has access to USB discs? (10.04LTS btw)
[11:35] <erUSUL> larious: ask in the channel please
[11:35] <Richzilla> erUSUL: i dont get any output
[11:35] <larious> Ok
[11:35] <HDB10_> Take a look at pastebin simple loop
[11:36] <larious> erUSUL: please I am having a problem install my huawei device to work in ubunt 10.04lts and i believe people can help me that is why I am here
[11:36] <erUSUL> Richzilla: take a look at /etc/apt/sources.list and/or files in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*
[11:37] <erUSUL> larious: what is exactly the problem? it does not work out of the box?
[11:37] <larious> please I am having a problem install my huawei device to work in ubunt 10.04lts and i believe people can help me that is why I am here
[11:37] <larious> but I have been trying to make help from Google but google cant help me
[11:38] <larious> I cant install it that is what I mean
[11:39] <Richzilla> erUSUL: Found the file, ~maverick.list. am i ok just to replace the triple slashes with single ones?
[11:39] <erUSUL> Richzilla: paste the file
[11:39] <erUSUL> !paste
[11:40] <ginnn> it is pain in the ass to resize a xchat window in gnome. In the screenshot you can clearly see it is easier to resize because we have the triangle at the bottom right corner, in this case it is the nautilus window. Other gnome apps also have it. Xchat doesn't. why? http://img198.imageshack.us/i/screenshotdl.png/
[11:40] <toto> hi guys, how can I change the hostname?
[11:40] <erUSUL> larious: right click on the network icon in the panel ( right up corner ) choose edit connections go to the broadband tab
[11:40] <erUSUL> larious: add a new connection
[11:40] <giantkiar> hi there
[11:40] <giantkiar> Can anyone help me in executing this command (http://paste.ubuntu.com/577780/) in a bash script? Thanks
[11:40] <Richzilla> erUSUL: http://paste.ubuntu.com/577796/
[11:41] <Guest42064> i mean "welcome to %" and all the other places where hostname appears...
[11:41] <yuskhanzab> hello, i have a problem here.. how to disable pidgin autostart.. ive search in startup application, seems no pidgin option there... help me
[11:41] <erUSUL> Richzilla: even if you put a single / i do not think that repo will work... maverick is an odd name for a ppa
[11:42] <Guest42064> yuskhanzab, you should look at System Preferences Startup Apps
[11:42] <larious> erUSUL: I have done that but it is asking for APN, but my network dont have APN
[11:42] <rwat> giantkiar: how are you executing it now?
[11:42] <onox> should upstream depend on valac or valac-<version>?
[11:42] <Richzilla> Guest42064: try here http://askubuntu.com/questions/9540/rename-computer-name/9614#9614, or ubuntu tweak gives you an easy option
[11:42] <erUSUL> larious: it have to afaik
[11:42] <Guest42064> Richzilla, thank you
[11:43] <yuskhanzab> there is no pidgin option is startup apps
[11:43] <larious> erUSUL: the modem work in win xp but dont know how to make it work in ubuntu
[11:43] <Richzilla> erUSUL: Weird
[11:44] <yuskhanzab> in pidgin prefence, there is also no option to disable at startup
[11:44] <Guest42064> yuskhanzab, sure?
[11:44] <yuskhanzab> yeah, sure
[11:44] <coz_> yuskhanzab,   you could try  by installing    sysv-rc-conf     run that as  sudo sysb-rc-conf
[11:44] <Guest42064> yuskhanzab, and is there a .pidgin folder in your home?
[11:44] <erUSUL> larious: maybe you can find it here http://forums.pinstack.com/f24/tcp_apn_wap_gateway_port_carrier_settings-360/
[11:44] <yuskhanzab> wait
[11:44] <erUSUL> larious: if it does not appear you will have to ask your mobile phone company
[11:44] <Guest42064> there should be some more folder on it
[11:44] <coz_> yuskhanzab, tick the first box  with the space bar to disable it if it is in the list
[11:45] <erUSUL> Richzilla: i would just remove that file ? what you added it for anyway?
[11:45] <gnewb> yacc: Get a responce yet?
[11:45] <coz_> yuskhanzab,  first box next to the pydgin name that is
[11:45] <Richzilla> erUSUL: i didnt know i had... :)
[11:45] <little-tux> hello people
[11:45] <erUSUL> Richzilla: just remove it then
[11:46] <little-tux> could I find ubuntu 10.10 without graphical environment?
[11:46] <erUSUL> little-tux: server edition or minimal
[11:46] <erUSUL> !server
[11:46] <erUSUL> !minimal
[11:46] <Gnea> !alt | little-tux
[11:46] <little-tux> ty so much
[11:47] <yacc> gnewb, not really, but then I've added the relevant modules to /etc/initramfs-tools/modules, rerun update-initramfs and hope for the best, I personally want just to have the USB stuff accessible as I'm dropping to the busybox cmdline anyway => I hate to have to retype crypt passwords for half-dozens PVs especially when it's the same for all PVs.
[11:47] <gaelfx> hey, I've got a CD-Rom that worked perfectly well with the liveusb, but now that I've installed, it takes over 5 minutes to actually load any CD to the point that I can use it. How can I figure out what's going wrong and make my CD-Rom work again?
[11:47] <Gnea> erUSUL: ironically enough, I could only get my new workstation up and running using server as a base
[11:47] <Curly_Q> Just curious, I am able to SSH into my Linux box. When I logged into root it told me that I could upgrade the root program. I type in the command prompt and get a:   "Welcome to root" message. Whas that a good idea to apt-get it?
[11:47] <yacc> gnewb, so I'm adding a small script to initrd that asks for one password and tries to unlock all PVs with it.
[11:47] <gaelfx> as a side note, putting anything in the CD drive makes the entire system REALLY laggy
[11:47] <Guest42064> another one, a bit more hard to find: i have a problem, my external screens are not detected since i upgraded from 10.04 to 10.10
[11:47] <Richzilla> erUSUL: problem solved, thanks for the help
[11:47] <Guest97043> µ£ēĶ»┤õĖŁµ¢ćńÜäÕÉŚ
[11:48] <theprototype> Can someone help me and tell me and help me apply this patch? http://trac.aircrack-ng.org/attachment/ticket/742/0001-aireplay-ng-add-an-option-to-ignore-channel-1-error.patch
[11:48] <gaelfx> !zh | Guest97043
[11:48] <Gnea> gaelfx: the dmesg command may have a few clues
[11:48] <gaelfx> Gnea: just a lot of hard resetting links and nothing that gives a clear idea of what's wrong
[11:48] <Guest42064> i have been goooooooooogling, and no luck; just a guy saying "format it": he said "fresh install" but this is the same; and i m not going to fresh install with all the apps i installed, the tweaks, etc
[11:49] <theprototype> i have the instructions on how to apply the patch, i just dont know which directory to move it to
[11:49] <gnewb> yacc: That does make sense, I had a run in with one of those last week, it was a heap of code that I found out was uneeded.
[11:49] <Gnea> gaelfx: perhaps if you ran it through pastebinit, more than one pair of eyes might see something different
[11:50] <Gnea> theprototype: how did you obtain the main source tree
[11:50] <yacc> gnewb, well, I've run into plymouthd so I might get tempted into writing a proper script that asks nicely via the GUI for the password without dropping me to the busybox prompt.
[11:50] <Curly_Q> When I type in su- I get: "Authentication Failure" If I type in  the word root It tells me welcome to root. What gives with that?
[11:51] <coz_> Curly_Q,  try   sudo -i
[11:51] <Gnea> Curly_Q: you should be using sudo -i
[11:51] <theprototype> Gnea i found the link here ---> http://trac.aircrack-ng.org/ticket/742
[11:51] <Curly_Q> Thanks that brings back memories.
[11:51] <ddilinger> anyone know of a script to help me find all the files that are un-controlled(not installed by dpkg) ?
[11:51] <theprototype> gnea i'm a noob so i'm not sure if that is what you were asking, sorry
[11:52] <gaelfx> http://pastebin.com/87W1m4Md is what my logs show everytime I try to put in a CD, or any time I try to do anything on that CD/DVD
[11:52] <shomon> does anyone know how to go from version 5.3.3 of php to 5.2.6 in ubuntu? I can't find older packages for php on synaptic... so not sure how to do this without messing it up
[11:52] <theprototype> gnea i've read the instructions, the only part i'm confused on is where to move the patch to apply it
[11:52] <coz_> Curly_Q,   sudo -i  in the terminal  put in your password  and you will be root
[11:52] <gnewb> yacc: THat was a solution that I used...sorta, basically the same.
[11:52] <ddilinger> basicaly looking to compute the difference between find / and cat /var/lib/dpkg/info/*.list, but being smart about it and ignore home, other stuff
[11:52] <Curly_Q> Coz did I do a bad thing by apt-getting the root program? I was prompted to download it.
[11:52] <coz_> Curly_Q,   well no need for that
[11:52] <theprototype> gnea stupid mon0 refuses to change the channel from -1 in aireplay
[11:53] <coz_> Curly_Q,   just type  sudo -i  in terminal  and you will have root privledges
[11:53] <Curly_Q> I didn't do the sudo -i command but did su- and put in the password and it asked me to apt-get the root program.
[11:53] <Guest42064> there s something annoying too: in chrome, i can  t type anything in the address bar, cause when hitting Enter, it doesn t search anything
[11:53] <Curly_Q> I am in root right now via ssh.
[11:53] <coz_> Curly_Q,   right so use sudo -i  instead of su
[11:54] <Gnea> theprototype: gotcha, well basically what you'll want to look into is to see if that patch has been applied to an ubuntu package that's compatible with your installation or not - are you on 10.04 or 10.10?
[11:54] <theprototype> Gnea i'm on 10.10 (64)
[11:54] <Curly_Q> Thanks Coz, I have to get those old Red Hat commands out of my mind.
[11:54] <theprototype> Gnea i wasn't running in to this issue like, yesterday. Now all of a sudden its here.
[11:54] <Gnea> gaelfx: alright, looks like you've got a SATA dvd drive then - have you tried using a different SATA cable?
[11:55] <coz_> Curly_Q,  there is a way for you to use su  in ubuntu  but sudo -i does the trick
[11:55] <gnewb> brb
[11:55] <Gnea> theprototype: have you been installing updates daily?
[11:55] <trick> coz_: dont highlight me pls, thanks
[11:55] <Curly_Q> Coz, I thank you for reminding me.
[11:55] <Gnea> trick: change your /nick then
[11:55] <coz_> trick,  sorry?
[11:55] <theprototype> gnea yea i just installed ubuntu and applied all the updates that it offered to me
[11:56] <gaelfx> Gnea: yeah, I've tested it, there's nothing wrong with the cable or the drive
[11:56] <Gnea> gaelfx: Is the system pre-built or did you build it yourself?
[11:56] <gaelfx> Gnea: in other words, it works on other machines running different OSes, it could be the motherboard, but I switched ports and nothing seems to be wrong there either, just this drive is not used properly
[11:57] <gaelfx> Gnea: I built it myself, and like I said before, it works fine if I use a liveusb, it just doesn't work after install
[11:57] <Gnea> gaelfx: have you checked to see if there's a BIOS update for the motherboard? those tend to fix silly little problems like this.
[11:57] <coz_> I dont respond more than once to someone complaining about  " highliting:" or  pinking them
[11:57] <coz_> pinging
[11:58] <gaelfx> Gnea: yeah, the BIOS is up to date
[11:58] <theprototype> Gnea this is really frustrating. I had HEARD about the mon0 stuck on channel -1, wasn't encountering it, decided to play around today and now the issue is present. I thought my only issue was getting data packets slowly
[11:58] <red> Our company DNS server is from today on redirecting http://intra to our intranet IP address
[11:58] <red> This seems to be working in all windows machines, but not on my Ubuntu desktop
[11:58] <rob_p> coz_: You have nothing to apologize for.   His own client highlighted it for him and he blamed you!  Hahaha!!! :)
[11:58] <red> Any idea how to flush DNS records? I've tried reconnecting and doing interface restarts.
[11:58] <coz_> rob_p,  ah i see well not my problem then
[11:59] <rob_p> coz_: exactly!
[11:59] <Gnea> theprototype: well, in order to apply a .patch, you need to have the source code for aircrack-ng, so you'll need to get it from the repository and see if it hasn't been applied already
[11:59] <Curly_Q> Coz, I have installed Xlaunch on Windows. I was able to log in with it but is that a GUI VNC? Do I need to install putty also with it?
[11:59] <rwat> red are you sure the upstream dns has changed?
[11:59] <coz_> trick,   the word "trick"  is going to be used a whole lot by many and most definitly by me
[11:59] <rob_p> coz_: If it was, that would be a trick :P
[11:59] <trick> coz_: i warned you once, i will not warn you a second time.
[11:59] <Gnea> theprototype: otherwise you'd be getting the source directly from the website, which is usually a bad idea
[11:59] <Curly_Q> It seems that putty is embeded with it.
[11:59] <x404x> are there any commonly used hacker/trojan/virus ports i should be sure to block in my router ? (I know 445 is one)
[11:59] <Gnea> trick: stop it now.
[12:00] <coz_> trick,   we are both warned then
[12:00] <red> rwat: im not sure what you mean
[12:00] <red> I just know that every PC around me has it working :)
[12:00] <rwat> red do you know about dig?
[12:00] <Gnea> trick: no one's using your nick on purpose, you're the one that chose such a silly nick that's just a random word that people legitimately use now and then.  Therefore, please stop trolling.
[12:00] <koppe> What is best mailutils (GNU), bsd-mailx or heirloom-mailx ?  And why?
[12:00] <rob_p> coz_: Just ignore the troll...
[12:01] <theprototype> Gnea i didn't check either of these, because i was unsure if they would cause a conflict, but in synaptic mnger, under the "Other software" tab, should i tick Canonical Partners (source code) or just Canonical Partners ?
[12:01] <coz_> red,   is this address accessible from a browser normally?
[12:01] <Gnea> theprototype: well before you bother with that, I need to ask: did you already install aircrack-ng from synaptic?
[12:02] <theprototype> Gnea yup
[12:02] <rwat> red: try "dig myhostname.whatever" on the command line
[12:02] <theprototype> gnea thats how i know i have the channel -1 problem =(
[12:02] <Gnea> theprototype: then there's no need for that. what you'll need to do is open a terminal and type the following:  sudo apt-get source aircrack-ng
[12:03] <red> coz_: yeah, from IP I can access it, from the new "dns" name I cannot
[12:03] <red> testing dig, sec
[12:03] <koppe> What is the better MTA -- exim or postfix ?
[12:03] <Gnea> theprototype: that should do the trick
[12:03] <rwat> koppe: yes
[12:03] <rwat> they are both better MTAs
[12:03] <theprototype> Gnea Reading package lists... Done
[12:03] <theprototype> Building dependency tree
[12:03] <theprototype> Reading state information... Done
[12:03] <theprototype> E: Could not open file /var/lib/apt/lists/archive.canonical.com_ubuntu_dists_maverick_partner_source_Sources - open (2: No such file or directory)
[12:03] <trick> that should do the gnea.
[12:03] <FloodBot3> theprototype: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:03] <theprototype> oops
[12:03] <red> rwat: "dig intra" says among other things: ;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: SERVFAIL, id: 20543
[12:04] <Gnea> !ot | trick
[12:04] <rwat> red ok so it encountered a server failure getting your record
[12:04] <red> that response is from the DNS server?
[12:04] <rwat> red - that's from your dns server. if you share the hostname with us we could check it from other places for you
[12:05] <red> its inaccessible from outside, just a local company network intranet address
[12:05] <Gnea> theprototype: er, could you please pastebin the contents of the /etc/apt/sources.list file?
[12:05] <red> I'll just try to reboot my workstation just in case as well, annoying to reopen everything over but.. brb
[12:05] <rocha> oooo
[12:05] <rwat> red if you want to test a particular you can do "dig hostname @server"
[12:05] <rwat> red where @server could be IP address of a particular nameserver you want to test
[12:06] <rwat> red e.g. @<IP_ADDRESS>
[12:06] <gaelfx> Gnea: no other suggestions?
[12:06] <Gnea> gaelfx: other than swapping the drive out for another to see if the same thing happens or not, the only other thing I can suggest is to try different IRQ settings at boottime (like irqpoll, pci=routeirq...)
[12:07] <Gnea> gaelfx: because that's just plain weird - it ought to just work fine
[12:07] <gaelfx> Gnea: there's no way to figure out why/how the liveusb works to use it?
[12:08] <Gnea> gaelfx: a different method of using the drive is used then
[12:08] <Gnea> theprototype: dude, stop that please
[12:08] <Gnea> theprototype: I will put you on /ignore if you don't use paste.ubuntu.com
[12:09] <Gnea> !paste | theprototype
[12:09] <Gnea> !pm | theprototype
[12:09] <Guest42064> anyone here using the apple magic trackpad?
[12:10] <red> rwat: if the "dns" name for the server is "intra" and the IP of dns is <IP_ADDRESS>
[12:10] <gaelfx> Gnea: could I make my install use that method instead?
[12:10] <red> and the IP of the server what im trying to access is <IP_ADDRESS>
[12:10] <qmx_> ÕōłÕōł
[12:10] <qmx_> Ķ┐øµØźõ║å
[12:10] <theprototype> Gnea not even sure what that is. i did that so i wouldn't flood the room. isn't intentional
[12:10] <red> would it be dig <IP_ADDRESS> @<IP_ADDRESS> ?
[12:10] <rwat> red something like dig intra @<IP_ADDRESS> maybe
[12:10] <Gnea> gaelfx: okay, now I'm confused - I thought you said the livecd worked fine
[12:10] <theprototype> gnea http://paste.ubuntu.com/577806/
[12:10] <red> ok
[12:10] <gaelfx> !zh > qmx_
[12:11] <rwat> red I would suspect that your ubuntu box is not using the correct dns server
[12:11] <gaelfx> Gnea: liveusb version works without a problem, I want my install to use the same method of reading the disk as the liveusb did so that I can actually use my DVD drive
[12:11] <red> connection information says my DNS is the correct IP
[12:11] <Gnea> gaelfx: so why not just make a disk and boot it in the dvd drive?
[12:12] <ddilinger> Anyone want to help with the nouveau driver for nvidia?  The nvidia binary driver was crashing on me so trying to get this to work.  Systems boots into the high-resolution console, nouveau reports as loaded along with drm in dmesg. but Xorg.0.log reports [drm] failed to open device
[12:12] <rwat> ddilinger: haven't done this sort of thing for a while, but one gotcha was permissions on /dev/dri or /dev/drm or something
[12:13] <qmx_> hello
[12:13] <gaelfx> Gnea: I want to watch a DVD, but it's impossible because anything I do causes the drive to hiccup again and again
[12:13] <coz_> qmx_,  hey
[12:13] <yeahyeahyeah> hi qmx_
[12:13] <Gnea> !info aircrack-ng
[12:13] <qmx_> hi
[12:13] <alien_> hello, has anyone noticed any apparmor issues with DSPAM lately?
[12:13] <Gnea> gaelfx: waitasec - can you read a regular data disk in the drive?
[12:13] <rwat> ddilinger: that might be completely out of date though :)
[12:14] <Gnea> theprototype: okay, it's in universe, so I don't see why that command is failing
[12:14] <gaelfx> Gnea: no, any kind of cd I put in there under my install staggers the system
[12:14] <ddilinger> rwat: hmm, well i seem to have the proper group permissions for /dev/dri, so at least one box checked off :)
[12:15] <theprototype> Gnea it went further this time, but got an "E: Child process failed"
[12:15] <Gnea> gaelfx: so try to manipulate the way that the linux kernel handles interrupt events.
[12:15] <Gnea> theprototype: look, just use pastebin to output the entire thing, okay? don't paste in the channel and don't try to paste it directly to me.
[12:15] <theprototype> Gnea http://paste.ubuntu.com/577812/
[12:15] <ddilinger> rwat: my next guess is perhaps some files got munged by nvidia binary driver,  trying to figure out which ones it changed, dpkg --force-all --remove them, and apt-get -f install to re-fetch and re-install the original files
[12:16] <Gnea> thanks
[12:16] <rwat> ddilinger: have you tested drm with things like glxgears or whatever?
[12:16] <Gnea> theprototype: okay, it pretty much tells you the problem and the solution right there
[12:16] <rwat> ddilinger: ahh now did you alter the version of glx you're using?
[12:16] <Gnea> theprototype: Check if the 'dpkg-dev' package is installed.
[12:16] <Gnea> theprototype: that'd be your first clue
[12:17] <ddilinger> rwat: i cant get into X
[12:18] <coz_> startx  ?
[12:18] <ddilinger> rwat: nvidia binary driver crashes on start, after loading GLX module.  nouveau reports a failure ... reading on nouveau page it could be a version mis-match with libdrm
[12:18] <ddilinger> coz_: now why didn't i think of that
[12:18] <ddilinger> coz_: :P
[12:18] <coz_> ddilinger,  just a suggestion
[12:19] <theprototype> Gnea thanks for your help. i see you multi tasking and helping several people. your the bomb. i apologize for my overall lack of experience in ubuntu
[12:19] <theprototype> Gnea . . . and irc
[12:20] <Norrlanning> Hi there! couldn't find a development channel so I thought that I'd give it a try here. Is there anyone that tried to customize ubiquity? I've done quite a lot but there's one problem I can't seem to solve. And that is how to change the pre-highlighted install language. By default the highlighted installer-language is english. I would just like to change it to Swedish. However it seems like there's ALOT of files ubiquity uses to pro
[12:20] <Gnea> theprototype: cheers :)
[12:21] <theprototype> Gnea so what did the "Sudo apt-get source aircrack-ng" do if i already had it installed? Does this manually update it? Install dependencies ???
[12:23] <peter_> sudo apt-get install internet-explorer dosent work :S
[12:23] <Gnea> theprototype: well, once you get that dpkg-dev package installed, you should be able to re-run the source command again and it ought to create a sub-directory with the source tree in it
[12:23] <zvacet> Norrlanning: check #ubuntu-devel
[12:23] <Gnea> theprototype: just use the ls command to see the changes
[12:23] <Norrlanning> zvacet: Thank you :-)
[12:25] <theprototype> Gnea yea i actually didn't read it before i pasted it. dpkg-dev is installed. i'm not going to bother you anymore, i'm not even sure what a source tree is. Seriously though, is there any Linux books i can buy that will give me a jump start on stuff such as this ?
[12:26] <theprototype> Gnea asides from the dummies book i haven't read yet ;)
[12:27] <theprototype> gnea i'm sure i can find all kinds of books, just looking for a recommendation
[12:27] <Gnea> theprototype: there are a bunch of books. I recommend Barnes & Noble - go there with at least a few hours to waste, sit down and look at what they've got and choose which books suit you and go from there. :)
[12:27] <Dr_Willis> start with free general purpose books.. then focus on what yu like progre55
[12:27] <progre55> Dr_Willis: huh?
[12:27] <Dr_Willis> theprototype:  watch the bargin bin tables.. find books with lots of Words not pictures.
[12:28] <Dr_Willis> progre55:  :) window was  blocked..  dident see his whole nick. ;)
[12:28] <progre55> Dr_Willis: no biggie =)
[12:28] <Dr_Willis> Theres an amazing # of free (but older) linux books out on the internet.
[12:28] <theprototype> i've a bunch of PDF's. time to break my printer from all the printing. I always watch the bargain bin everywhere i go. if they dont have one, i'm like "Wheres it at?" hah.
[12:29] <Gnea> theprototype: printing PDFs is such a waste, e-readers are highly compatible with Ubuntu.
[12:29] <Dr_Willis> 'must have books' - useing bash by Orealy. and 'using regular expressions' :)
[12:29] <Dr_Willis> Then focus on what you want to learn.
[12:29] <coz_> hey I like pdf ;s :)
[12:29] <theprototype> Gnea yes but i learn so much better with paper, i guess i'm old school and my favorite color isn't "Green"
[12:29] <theprototype> lol
[12:30] <oliver_> coz_ hmm and?
[12:30] <Dr_Willis> Delicious.com also has lots of good links to learning resources.
[12:30] <coz_> oliver_,  oh you want a reason why I like pdf's ? :)
[12:30] <theprototype> Gnea your the man =)
[12:30] <Gnea> theprototype: oh, I'm old school as well - I've learned recently that the nook has an excellent screen that resembles paper much better than regular LCD screen can. :)
[12:30] <oliver_> coz_ haha yeah gota learn a lot
[12:31] <coz_> oliver_,  well I use pdf's mainly for posters  ie  images in large format... via inkscape,,, at 600dpi  just because I like that number,,, print flawlessly at a printer
[12:31] <Dr_Willis> if you got an Android phone. theres a few nice little apps to help learn linux also.
[12:31] <Gnea> theprototype: I like the fact that I have just one device sitting on my desk that takes up less space than my netbook rather than a bookshelf filled with books from the floor to the ceiling - much less weight to carry around :)
[12:32] <peter_> Dr_Willis, what apps?
[12:32] <Dr_Willis> peter_:  theres a few for doing chmod/chown/other calculations, and i recall seeing some 'ubuntu quick learning guide'
[12:32] <Dr_Willis> then you could just track down pdfs of books. :)
[12:32] <peter_> ooh nice thank you
[12:32] <Dr_Willis> I got a terminal emulator and can ssh from my phone also. :) irc even..
[12:33] <smt> anyone knows a good soft to turn my computer into a analogue telephone?
[12:33] <coz_> ooo
[12:33] <peter_> yes terminal emu is good
[12:33] <Gnea> !info asterisk
[12:33] <coz_> smt,   not offhand
[12:33] <peter_> i used it with rtorrent :D
[12:33] <Dr_Willis> Gmail has that free service in the usa for now to use it as a 'real' phone I thought.
[12:33] <wn1zid> probably off topic, but whats making firefox css troubles for me, ??
[12:33] <theprototype> gnea i'll have to get my a nook =)
[12:33] <theprototype> me*
[12:34] <smt> yeah i know for asterisk as a telephony server, but thats much more than i need, and i didnt find any goot tutorial to do what i need using asterisk
[12:34] <coz_> oh yeah gmail phone trick
[12:34] <Gnea> theprototype: I've got over 100 books on mine. in paper-form, they would easily require at least 5 trips back and forth with a handcart
[12:35] <smt> Dr_Willis: im not in the usa, but thanks anyways
[12:35] <Gnea> theprototype: anyway, they've got both of the nooks there so you can try-before-you-buy to see if you really like it or not
[12:35] <Dr_Willis> Gnea:  can it read comic book CBR files? :)
[12:36] <Gnea> Dr_Willis: that's a good question, I haven't tried yet :)
[12:36] <Dr_Willis> Gnea:  thats all ive been doing on my Android Phone lately.
[12:36] <theprototype> Gnea tryin out the solution u provided
[12:36] <sorin7486> hello
[12:36] <edvaldo> ola
[12:36] <sorin7486> I wrote this bash script that completely messes up my console
[12:37] <sorin7486> by that I mean that it doesn't echo anymore
[12:37] <edvaldo> bom dia
[12:37] <Dr_Willis> sorin7486:  try the 'reset' command
[12:37] <sorin7486> what I'd like to know is how to fix my script so that it doesn't do that anymore
[12:37] <sorin7486> any ideas ? or anybody know a good channel to ask this in ?
[12:38] <Gnea> sorin7486: so, you learned how to bash your console, eh?
[12:38] <juk> sorin7486: #bash?
[12:38] <Gnea> sorin7486: just type 'reset' and press enter
[12:38] <juk> sorin7486: no, use enter
[12:38] <Huck> extracting an audio file to wave via the audio extractor results in a file almost half the size of the original wave on the cd, does this add compression even for wave files ?
[12:38] <Dr_Willis> sorin7486:  make it use proper escape sequences, and reset escape seqiences.. you havent really told us much info other then 'my program messes up'
[12:38] <sorin7486> Gnea, that works but I'd like the script to work better
[12:39] <Gnea> sorin7486: that would require that I knew what the script does. pastebin?
[12:39] <Dr_Willis> sorin7486:  put 'reset' right befor exit. in the script. :)
[12:39] <larious> anyore to help me
[12:39] <Gnea> or just put reset at the end
[12:39] <Gnea> !helpme
[12:40] <theprototype> brb
[12:40] <edvaldo> junior cade vc meu fi
[12:40] <larious> can mac ox driver work on ubuntu
[12:40] <Gnea> larious: no.
[12:41] <gaelfx> Gnea: ok, I'm sure you don't enjoy my bugging you so much, but how would I change the interrupt handling you were talking about ages ago?
[12:41] <JuJuBee> When I mount a newly formatted (ext3) external usb hd it is owned by root:root, how do I make it mount as me as owner & group? is it the way I formatted it?
[12:41] <larious> Gnea I need to install my modem and I am having a problem
[12:42] <phux> opening archives with the archive manager suddenly started to take a long time...archive manager takes like 5 seconds for reading a .zip-file, 2 files in it, 20kbyte total. any ideas?
[12:43] <Gnea> gaelfx: it's all good, the way I usually do it is by modifying the 'kernel' line in grub - either at boottime or by editting the /boot/grub/grub.cfg to change 'quiet splash' to either 'quiet splash irqpoll' or 'quiet splash pci=routeirq'
[12:43] <Gnea> !modem | larious
[12:43] <gaelfx> Gnea: thanks, I'll give it a go, report back soon
[12:44] <JuJuBee> nm, simple as sudo chown with -R... duh my bad :(
[12:44] <larious> ubottu: am using a USB broadband service and I dont know the APN
[12:44] <gaelfx> but such a smart bot :D
[12:44] <Gnea> heh
[12:45] <Autonomiser> Hi there all in Ubuntu Land!
[12:45] <Autonomiser> Say how do you go back from Black Ports and Pre Release updates?
[12:45] <NeoCicak> hi all.... i've just updated my nvidia driver to 270.29 (using x-swat)...... now my games wont display correctly under wine..... is there anyway for me to rollback to the older nvidia-driver?
[12:46] <CanTonic> hey guys. i am new to ubuntu and have to install some tools. a tutorial says "First off, there are a number of add-ons youŌĆÖll likely want to load. For each of these just download the latest source. I was able to simply run ./configure, make, make install for each of these with no hiccups." what do they mean? do i have to enter ./configue and then make and then make install while being in the...
[12:46] <CanTonic> ...directory of the tool i want to install?
[12:46] <hateball> !compile | CanTonic
[12:46] <gaelfx> NeoCicak: I assume x-swat is a ppa?
[12:46] <Gnea> larious: perhaps you could be a bit more descriptive about what it is you're working with
[12:47] <CanTonic> thank you guys. i will have a look
[12:48] <NeoCicak> gaelfx: yeah
[12:49] <gaelfx> NeoCicak: so you should be able to go into Synaptic, purge the nvidia package from x-swat, then unmark it or remove from repos and then install the nvidia-current package again
[12:49] <NeoCicak> gaelfx: ok.. thx :)
[12:49] <Dr_Willis> Autonomiser:  'backuports' is just a normal repo you could enable and use, and perhaps use ppa-purge to clean out from it..  Not sure about 'pre-release updates'  You mean you upgraded to 11.04?
[12:49] <gaelfx> NeoCicak: no problem
[12:50] <Gnea> NeoCicak: you can actually install multiple versions of the nvidia driver at once, just make sure you install the one that works with your card.... various releases are only for certain timespans of cards...
[12:50] <Autonomiser> I have unchecked the Black Ports and Pre Release options in Software Sources and the run sudo apt-get update and then sudo apt-get upgrade. Will that do it?
[12:51] <Autonomiser> No just the Pre Release updates for 10.10
[12:51] <Gnea> Autonomiser: what's a Black Port?
[12:51] <NeoCicak> Gnea: yea... i remember i used to be able to select the driver in 'additional drivers'... but it only shows one atm :(
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> Autonomiser:  You mean 'Back Ports' ?
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> Autonomiser:  if you installed stuff from them. those options wont remove the pacakges.
[12:52] <Autonomiser> Yes sorry I meant backports
[12:53] <gaelfx> Gnea: well, irqpoll doesn't seem to have changed anything, I'll try the pci=routeir thing. It doesn't matter what part of the options I put that in, right?
[12:53] <Autonomiser> Since I have installed theses my on-board microphone has stop working
[12:54] <Gnea> gaelfx: as long as it's at the end
[12:54] <Autonomiser> Dr_Willis is there a way to uninstall them?
[12:54] <Gnea> Autonomiser: interesting, I've noticed that my onboard mic stopped working on my netbook awhile ago, I have to plug in an external mic for it to work
[12:55] <Gnea> I'm about ready to blame plymouth
[12:55] <gaelfx> Gnea: Plymouth still looks like crap with nvidia drivers :(
[12:56] <Gnea> I just disable it
[12:56] <Gnea> ut my mic is still broke
[12:56] <Gnea> *but
[12:57] <gaelfx> ugh, no joy with pci=routeirq either
[12:57] <gaelfx> actually, it seems to have worsened the situation, my panels just disappeared when it decided it couldn't mount
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> Autonomiser:  try the ppa-purge tool.. or find them in your pacakge manager and just remove the pacakges.
[12:59] <gaelfx> it's just too queird
[12:59] <Gnea> hmmm
[13:01] <sky_> ...
[13:01] <ceo> am online now, if need help please pm me !
[13:02] <BluesKaj> Hiyas
[13:03] <zhan> hello
[13:03] <caliari> hola soy caliari
[13:03] <zhan> µ£ēõ║║ÕÉŚ?
[13:03] <LjL> !es
[13:03] <LjL> !cn
[13:03] <zhan> exit
[13:04] <Gnea> gaelfx: really don't know what to suggest... :/
[13:06] <gaelfx> Gnea: yeah, well, thanks for trying at least
[13:07] <gaelfx> I just don't know why when I put it in using the liveusb, it's recognized in a few seconds, but after installing it takes a few minutes. Does anyone know how the live version differs from an install pertaining to SATA use?
[13:12] <gaelfx> ok, I must have brought up a bad topic
[13:12] <awanti>  hi today when i am trying to login, its taking more time (4 o 5 min)
[13:14] <awanti> so how do i solve that.. plz. help
[13:15] <amin_> I had the problem pretty long so i past it plz help  http://pastebin.com/QTNAj4CJ
[13:16] <amin_> http://pastebin.com/QTNAj4CJ   help anyone
[13:22] <administraotr> any one here?
[13:24] <amin_> http://pastebin.com/QTNAj4CJ really  needs help
[13:24] <RealKillaz> Hi ubuntu channel
[13:24] <Exploiter> Hi all "FATAL: Error inserting uvesafb (/lib/modules/2.6.35-27-generic/kernel/drivers/video/uvesafb.ko): Unknown symbol in module, or unknown parameter (see dmesg)" getting this message in my boot log
[13:24] <Exploiter> anyone have nay idea abt it?
[13:25] <RealKillaz> I would appreciate if you help me to connect my blackberry curve to my ubuntu laptop.
[13:25] <RealKillaz> I've tried some thing on the internet no luck. I dont know where to start
[13:25] <Dr_Willis> Exploiter:  the vesa framebuffer module is not loading.. why are you even using it?
[13:26] <Exploiter> Dr_Willis, i have no idea abt it, its my dad's old computer.. how do i remove this serice?
[13:26] <Trifle> I can't see messages like "ÕøøĶæēŃü«ĶŖĮŌŚćŃüĪŃéāŃéōŃüŁŃéŗŌÖ¬|ŌæŻŌæ©|  | " ANYWHERE or with any font... they show up as blocks
[13:26] <nicofs> Is there a good way to install *ubuntu onto a usb device (Start Disk Creator results in this "Try without installing" menu which i don't want). I'd like a proper installation to the usb device... all suggestions i found was to boot from live-cd and install to usb...
[13:26] <Dr_Willis> Exploiter:  why do you think its a problem?
[13:27] <Exploiter> its takes 4-5 sec wile booting, then ubuntu load other drivers and boot up
[13:27] <Dr_Willis> nicofs:  you can do a full/normal install to a usb drive if you wanted.
[13:27] <Exploiter> just wants to leave this, so can gain few seconds..
[13:27] <BryanRuiz> hi.. trying to install sun-java6-jre from the universe
[13:27] <BryanRuiz> having problems ;)
[13:27] <Dr_Willis> Exploiter:  i doubt if that framevbuffer is causing a slowdown. You could try the 'nofb' option to the kernel at boot time.
[13:28] <Exploiter> how do i add nofb to boot option in ubuntu maverick?
[13:28] <BryanRuiz> can anyone help me getting sun java on 10.10?
[13:28] <BryanRuiz> get*
[13:28] <Dr_Willis> Exploiter:  in /etc/default/grub  change quiet splash to be 'quiet splash nofb' perhaps..
[13:29] <Dr_Willis> i think thats still valid option these days.
[13:29] <BryanRuiz> never mind
[13:29] <BryanRuiz> partner repository
[13:30] <Dr_Willis> Exploiter:  or just remove quiet splash totally  so the option is blank. . run 'sudo update-grub' and reboot and see if it has any effect.  You could alwo just test these options from the grub menu by editing the  menu items.
[13:30] <BryanRuiz> got it..
[13:30] <ssbpls> how to let "make mandocs" continues if errored?
[13:30] <Exploiter> kz.....
[13:30] <jrib> ssbpls: fix errors
[13:31] <Exploiter> GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=" vga=791" in my grub file..
[13:31] <Dr_Willis> !grub2 | Exploiter
[13:31] <Dr_Willis> Exploiter:  see what that option does.. it may be setting a framebuffer res.. but i dident think it did that. I always disable extras like that.
[13:32] <nicofs> Dr_Willis, yes but for that i would have to burn a live cd and boot from that to install to a usb drive - i have ubuntu running on this pc already...
[13:32] <Exploiter> so shall i just remove quite splash??
[13:32] <Dr_Willis> nicofs:  you can do it from 2 usb drives.. one has the live-install setup.. you then use to install to the 2nd usb.
[13:32] <ssbpls> jrib:how to fix it?http://paste.ubuntu.com/577834/
[13:32] <Dr_Willis> Exploiter:  you can do what you want. its easy to change it back
[13:33] <Dr_Willis> Exploiter:  removeing quiet splash - will result in a 'text'  login, no plymouth anuimation. and i think no framebuffer.
[13:33] <Dr_Willis> replaceing 'quiet splash' with 'text' will give a text login, and NOT start the GDM service either..
[13:33] <nicofs> Dr_Willis, isn't that a bit like re-inventing the wheel? I just tried to install ubiquity to do that, but it somehow crashed...
[13:33] <Exploiter> kzzz
[13:34] <Dr_Willis> nicofs:  ive never triedt o install to a  differnt media from an installed system. I would think a lot of the files it needs would be missing.
[13:34] <Dr_Willis> I rember doing such a trick years ago with BeOS. :) but not seen any other OS that could do it.. heh.
[13:34] <nicofs> Dr_Willis, but essentially, the live cd is an installed system, isn't it?
[13:35] <nicofs> what feature has the live cd that a normal running system lacks?
[13:35] <zonyl> How can I get a list of recently installed packages?  I had to install a bunch of dependencies to compile something and would like to see what those all were so I can document.
[13:35] <ssbpls> how to fix the problem when i "make mandocs" if errored?http://paste.ubuntu.com/577834/
[13:39] <andybe> The sleep/suspend button on my keyboard is right next to the up arrow key and a couple of times I've hit it by accident. How do I disable this key in ubuntu?
[13:40] <tweek_> why is ubuntu netbook edition only 32-bit, while most netbooks have a 64-bit processor (intel atom n455)?
[13:40] <og01> hey I just installed ubuntu on a lenovo z60p, and the mouse doesnt work (but it did during the install), anything I can do?
[13:41] <Exploiter> well.. vesa still giving that dawm error.. however plymouth didnt load this time..
[13:41] <Trifle> I can't see messages like "ÕøøĶæēŃü«ĶŖĮŌŚćŃüĪŃéāŃéōŃüŁŃéŗŌÖ¬|ŌæŻŌæ©|  | " ANYWHERE or with any font... they show up as blocks
[13:42] <Trifle> help?
[13:42] <elFidel> zonyl: software-center offers a history
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> nicofs:  its special. and running from a 'casperized' setup
[13:42] <Exploiter> can anyone explain me this "2.426171] uvesafb: Unknown parameter `0x0317:" wants to make this run smoothly to increse boottime
[13:43] <jshmoe24> hello
[13:43] <BryanRuiz> how do i get a shortcut in the launcher to execute an .sh
[13:43] <BryanRuiz> ?
[13:43] <Dr_Willis> Exploiter:  you tried the nofb option? You checked the grub2 docs and seen if it mentions the framebuffer?
[13:44] <Dr_Willis> BryanRuiz:  make the .sh file executable.. and it should be able to do it.. or make the launcher run somthing like 'xterm -e whatever.sh' if you want its output in a terminal.
[13:44] <Exploiter> well.. i just get a nice post.. it says old option had replaced sudo modprobe uvesafb mode=1280x800-32, now mode is mode_option
[13:44] <Dr_Willis> BryanRuiz:  be sure the .sh starts with a proper #!/bin/sh (or bash) line
[13:44] <nicofs> Dr_Willis, basically i want a portable persistent system to be used on as many as possible computers...
[13:44] <BryanRuiz> Dr_Willis: strange, it is executable
[13:44] <Exploiter> so if i just run sudo ****** mode_option will it solve the problem, ...??
[13:44] <jshmoe24> I need some help please! I have ubuntu lucid 64bit and backtrack 4 r2 dualbooted on my machine, and I am trying to use this link http://www.liberiangeek.net/2010/07/manage-burg-boot-loader-ubuntu-10-04-lucid-lynx-burg-manager/ to install burg boot loader but it doesnt work. any ideas about gdm or bootloader installation on lucid with dualboot?
[13:45] <Dr_Willis> nicofs:  use a live cd setup with a persistant save file.
[13:45] <Dr_Willis> nicofs:  and be carefull what drivers you install on it.
[13:45] <BryanRuiz> Dr_Willis: and it does have a #!/bin/sh
[13:45] <Dr_Willis> BryanRuiz:  double click on it and it works?
[13:45] <BryanRuiz> Dr_Willis: it opens in gedit
[13:46] <jshmoe24> I have burg installed on /dev/sda1 which I believe is the bootloader partition so it shouldn't hurt my dualboot but i cant get any themes
[13:46] <BryanRuiz> Dr_Willis: oo. i made it excutable with root
[13:46] <BryanRuiz> Dr_Willis: thx
[13:47] <jshmoe24> Anyone? I have 5 yrs of linux experience so i don't need a walkthrough or anything
[13:48] <jshmoe24> I need some help please! I have ubuntu lucid 64bit and backtrack 4 r2 dualbooted on my machine, and I am trying to use this link http://www.liberiangeek.net/2010/07/manage-burg-boot-loader-ubuntu-10-04-lucid-lynx-burg-manager/ to install burg boot loader but it doesnt work. any ideas about gdm or bootloader installation on lucid with dualboot?
[13:48] <amin_> http://pastebin.com/QTNAj4CJ heeeeeeeelp
[13:50] <jshmoe24> I meant /dev/sda
[13:51] <jshmoe24> lee_sharp, I know u know my answer :)
[13:51] <og01> ok, an update just installed ubuntu on a thinkpad z61p and the mouse works until i login, at which point i can nolonger move or click the mouse. restart gdm and the mouse still doesnt work... im looking for bug reports but i cannot see anything the same
[13:51] <jshmoe24> I need some help please! I have ubuntu lucid 64bit and backtrack 4 r2 dualbooted on my machine, and I am trying to use this link http://www.liberiangeek.net/2010/07/manage-burg-boot-loader-ubuntu-10-04-lucid-lynx-burg-manager/ to install burg boot loader but it doesnt work. any ideas about gdm or bootloader installation on lucid with dualboot?
[13:51] <jshmoe24> @Lee_Sharp
[13:52] <jshmoe24> or does anyone know a manual way to install gdm themes and grub themes on lucid since they changed the login window settings?
[13:54] <asdofindia> hi, i've an ATI system here's the lspci http://pastebin.com/RkqcDNZg i can't get my system to suspend or hibernate properly
[13:54] <asdofindia> any help'd be appreciated
[13:55] <asdofindia> the system doesn't go into hibernation at all (though the monitor goes blank, the CPU goes on)
[13:55] <asdofindia> and though it goes into suspension, it doesn't recover from it
[13:55] <asdofindia> and there're problems with switch user too!
[13:56] <terry> asdofindia: 10.10 or 10.04?
[13:56] <asdofindia> 10.04
[13:56] <terry> asdofindia: Fully updated?
[13:56] <LDCubuntu> guys.. i have an HCL laptop... Ubuntu 10.10 intsalled fine, but doesn't connect to my cable internet. I have added the connection in the DSL tab just like how I did on my desktop. It works on the desktop but n the laptop the icon changes to 'connected' but no websites load!
[13:56] <terry> asdofindia: It's a laptop right?  What make / model?
[13:56] <asdofindia> not laptop
[13:56] <asdofindia> desktop
[13:57] <ruzgar> hello
[13:57] <asdofindia> ya, fully updated
[13:57] <rcaskey> howdy all, how do I keep the unity launcher from auto-hiding?
[13:57] <Pumpkin-> where does the configuration live that tells X what display driver to use ?
[13:57] <ruzgar> i have added a new user to my 10.10 ubuntu
[13:57] <ruzgar> but when I logged in with that new user
[13:57] <ruzgar> there is only mouse and purple background
[13:57] <terry> asdofindia: Oh, it's a desktop.  Well turn off the power save (or what ever that is), because that is for laptops.
[13:57] <asdofindia> oh, ok!
[13:57] <ruzgar> no gnome panels butttons, keyboard shortcuts do not work except ctrl alt f1
[13:58] <runicfox> has anyone tried out the FF beta on Ubuntu yet?
[13:58] <andreylosev> hello, is there any way to restore a file to a previous version without using a backup utility beforehand?
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> andreylosev:  not really.  Ive heard that such a feature is supposed to be part of the new filesystems (btrfs?)
[13:59] <andreylosev> but not in ext4 huh
[13:59] <terry> andreylosev: I suppose, only if you do regular backups
[14:00] <andreylosev> okapi, I have a related question: how do I backup my entire compiz configuration (plugins and settings for them)
[14:00] <andreylosev> ?
[14:00] <terry> andreylosev: When a file is revised, it is overwritten.
[14:00] <andreylosev> yeah I know
[14:00] <FrEaKmAn_> hi, I just upgraded from 10.04 64bit to 10.10 and I get this screen http://i.imgur.com/hKzTC.jpg
[14:00] <FrEaKmAn_> any tips how to make it work
[14:00] <rr0hit> wget prints in how much time a file was downloaded. could anyone suggest a method to store the time into a variable
[14:01] <andreylosev> FrEaKmAn_, maybe your monitor is broken, do other operating systems work?
[14:01] <FrEaKmAn_> andreylosev, yes
[14:01] <cube1> i have a ATI Radeon 9200, when setting it up to work with two monitors, stuff becomes VERY laggy, i cannot even move a window (seems like 1fps to me). how can i fix that?
[14:01] <Ampelbein> FrEaKmAn_: boot to recovery, reset X config
[14:01] <terry> FrEaKmAn_: Looks like the X server is not finding proper screen
[14:01] <andreylosev> rr0hit, use the time command
[14:02] <rr0hit> andreylosev: is there a way to store such shell outputs (i mean the descriptive ones) into a variable? time is an example i used
[14:06] <FrEaKmAn_> Ampelbein, terry I ran sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg and same problem
[14:07] <phoenixsampras> cube1: upgrade to nvidia
[14:08] <andreylosev> rrohit, pipes don't see the output of time for some reason
[14:11] <sipior> andreylosev: time writes to standard error, not standard output. redirect stderr through the pipe and you'll be all set.
[14:11] <andreylosev> sipior, how do I do that?
[14:11] <andreylosev> I'm sorta new
[14:12] <sipior> andreylosev: depends on the shell you use. bash, i guess?
[14:12] <andreylosev> of course
[14:12] <dejan_> good morning all in 3pm :-_
[14:12] <Smiley> anyone here tell me how on earth you reset the root password on LDAP with the new config style?
[14:13] <sipior> andreylosev: time ... 2>&1 | filter
[14:14] <arvind_khadri> !hi
[14:14] <najmuddin> Smiley: use ldapmodify -H ldapi:/// -Y EXTERNAL
[14:14] <Smiley> najmuddin: on the local machine?
[14:14] <najmuddin> yes
[14:15] <Smiley> ok i'm in....
[14:15] <Smiley> now.... ?
[14:16] <Smiley> The username is admin, I know this much :/
[14:17]  * Smiley looks longingly at najmuddin
[14:17] <red> I've just migrated my old home/user folder to fresh installation of ubuntu and everything works well EXCEPT for my bash
[14:17] <red> I just see a dollar sign and not the usual things
[14:17] <andreylosev> red, try apt reinstall bash
[14:17] <red> will that override my .bashrc
[14:17] <red> i want it as it was, had some tweaks
[14:18] <andrew_> hello
[14:18] <red> even running "source .bashrc" that usually loads it after changes says /bin/sh: source: not found
[14:19] <sipior> red: what does ps show in your current terminal?
[14:20] <red> 3199 pts/1    00:00:00 sh   and    3385 pts/1    00:00:00 ps
[14:20] <erUSUL> red: run ┬½ chsh ┬╗ make sure you are using /bin/bash as shell. you appear to be using /bin/sh which is not the same
[14:20] <Smiley> ...
[14:20] <red> I was using bash before this
[14:20] <sipior> red: you ain't now.
[14:20] <red> mmh
[14:20] <jdeslaur__> morning
[14:21] <red> how to fix that then? :)
[14:21] <sipior> red: erUSUL's suggestion had a great deal of merit :-)
[14:21] <red> ah
[14:21] <red> thought to run it IF I were in bash, sec
[14:21] <red> "changing login shell, enter new value:"
[14:21] <red> I put /bin/bash ?
[14:21] <erUSUL> yes
[14:22] <red> user 'xxx' does not exist in /etc/passwd
[14:22] <red> this could be due I'm online via a Domain account now
[14:23] <red> (using likewise-open to join a windows domain)
[14:23] <erUSUL> red: find out how to change default shell for that accounts... someone had the same problem a few days ago here...
[14:23] <erUSUL> i ma not familiar with them
[14:23] <red> can I somehow add the user into passwd?
[14:23] <hoodoos> hello, guys. I have a question about taking dumps of memory for some PID. I'm having an application (nodejs) that grows in memory with usage time. And I would love to take a dump of it to look inside and see what is actually stored in there. Is there anything I can use in ubuntu to archive it?
[14:24] <sipior> erUSUL: just yesterday, in fact. perhaps they'll check back in today.
[14:24] <red> oh well, ill fiddle around
[14:24] <nameless`> red: to change the default shell, modify the file /etc/passwd
[14:24] <red> ah, havent yet added the user to be able to sudo
[14:24] <Elssha> Hi, I have a partitioned drive for my files but for some reason Ubuntu started using it as a read-only and IDK how to make it useable again
[14:24] <red> ill go dig around how that was done, report back later how i solved this
[14:24] <erUSUL> hoodoos: make it crash and generate a crash dump? run it under gdb ?
[14:25] <Guest60952> who know when you use apt-get software  Error:E:not use
[14:25] <nameless`> Elssha: modify the file /etc/fstab
[14:25] <ikonia> Guest60952: what command are you using
[14:25] <Elssha> um, now nameless?
[14:25] <nameless`> Elssha: it depends if you want the problem solved by now
[14:25] <nameless`> to be solved*
[14:26] <filip> hi, should I install linux-virtual when running as a KVM guest?
[14:26] <hoodoos> erUSUL, hmm, that may work maybe, maybe there's some other way to take dump readable by GDB?
[14:26] <Guest60952> apt-get +software not install software
[14:26] <ikonia> Guest60952: exactly what command are you using
[14:27] <erUSUL> hoodoos: well iirc you can send a signal to a process to generate a core dump ? you have to allow crash dumps first ( they are disabled by default again iirc
[14:27] <nameless`> erUSUL: hoodoos hum, wouldn't it be possible to directly take the memory file in /proc ? i'm not very use to browse in that directory but it makes sense no ?
[14:27] <maxxer> hi. can I disable CTRL+C and CTRL+V keyboard shortcuts?
[14:27] <nameless`> well, wait, no it sounds stupid
[14:28] <Elssha> nameless, i would like to use it asap, to be honest
[14:28] <Elssha> I reinstalled ubuntu recently, it used to work fine
[14:29] <Elssha> i'm mounting it via pydsm if that makes any difference
[14:29] <nameless`> Elssha: my guess is you should ask to #linux directly
[14:29] <Elssha> pysdm*
[14:29] <Elssha> okay, thanks
[14:30] <hoodoos> erUSUL, thanks I will try this one
[14:30] <najmuddin> Smiley then you need to follow the usual methods.. eg: edit manually using modifyType: add/replace ... or point to an ldif file that contains the changes
[14:32] <coz_> hey all
[14:32] <Smiley> olcRootDN: cn=admin,cn=config
[14:32] <Smiley> olcRootPW: {SSHA}xj
[14:32] <Smiley> setting it like that, in the config file, not work?
[14:33] <guodongbin> guodongbin : hhhhhhhh
[14:33] <guodongbin> :guodongbin fffffff
[14:33] <systemf1> õĖŁµ¢ćÕ”éõĮĢÕŖĀÕģź’╝¤
[14:33] <LjL> !cn
[14:34] <systemf1> Ķ░óĶ░ó
[14:34] <Elssha> anyone know what might make the cursor shake?
[14:34] <ruan> !cn | systemf1
[14:35] <ikonia> Elssha: a mouse running out of batteries, poor mouse support, over sensitive mouse config
[14:36] <terry> Elssha: ... a nervous user..
[14:36] <ruan> Elssha: also, whatever the mouse is placed on
[14:37] <Elssha> it's a usb mouse (cable) and just using the touchpad didn't fix it ( a restart did, but i don't want it to become more frequent)
[14:37] <Elssha> ... and it did it when i didn't touch it, either, so no nervous user
[14:37] <Elssha> ^_~
[14:37] <ruan> lol
[14:37] <terry> Elssha: So you unplugged the laser mouse and the touchpad does the same thing?
[14:38] <ruan> maybe the cursor is nervous
[14:38] <Elssha> yup
[14:38] <Elssha> though a restart did fix it (for now)
[14:38] <Elssha> lol maybe
[14:38] <oliver_> Elssha,  maybe dust in front of the infra red
[14:38] <terry> Elssha: What is the make and model of your laptop?
[14:38] <Elssha> sony vaio
[14:39] <terry> oliver_: He said touchpad did the same.
[14:39] <Elssha> vgn FE880e
[14:39] <Elssha> she*
[14:39] <oliver_> terry, sorry didn't mention
[14:39] <terry> sorry
[14:39] <Elssha> no worries
[14:39] <lifestream> Hi, is there a GUI program to search & replace a word in all plain-text files in a folder?  I changed my username and want to change oldname to newname
[14:39] <ruan> hmm, notepad++ did that.. not sure about gedit
[14:40] <jrib> lifestream: how is changing your username related to searching and replacing a word in plain text files?
[14:41] <terry> Elssha: I found this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=188271&page=3
[14:41] <ruan> jrib: its like editing multiple config files at once
[14:41]  * jrib still does not follow
[14:41] <erUSUL> lifestream: command line is better for that task
[14:41] <lifestream> jrib:  some programs use full path on their configs, for example, after i changed my home folder, firefox did not load my plugins, but it did once i changed every reference to my new username
[14:41] <ruan> i know for sure that notepad++ did that
[14:41] <amin_> http://pastebin.com/QTNAj4CJ  help plz
[14:42] <ruan> wish there was a linux port of it
[14:42] <lifestream> I agree erUSUL but it's dangerous to let ME around sed/awk :P
[14:42] <terry> lifestream: Most text editors will do that for you.
[14:42] <jjp_> lifestream: vim does it: vim file1 file2 ... then :bufdo %s/pattern/substitution/ge | update
[14:42] <lifestream> terry:  good god, terry, I don't want to go through every single file by hand >:)
[14:42] <Elssha> um, no one in ##linux is answering... anyone here willing to walk me through making a partion *not* read-only?
[14:42] <Elssha> I need to add files to it and delete some of the files I kept for the reinstall -_-;
[14:43] <jrib> lifestream: why don't you use grep or at least set up some system that makes you confirm it, because (1) I don't think this is a common issue and (2) doing this in an automated way may cause problems
[14:43] <jjp_> eslssh: mount -o remount,rw /<mountpoint>
[14:43] <terry> lifestream: OpenOffice will as well as most all the others.
[14:44] <lifestream> jrib:  I  tried someone's script, but it was searching EVERYTHING, like,  4GB .dat files, and movies.  I want to search just plain text files :)
[14:44] <terry> lifestream: You just leave the "replace with" section blank.
[14:44] <jjp_> lifestream: to the best of my knowledge, GNU sed can do in place substitution
[14:44] <terry> lifestream: you needed to direct it to one particular file.
[14:44] <nameless`> jrib:  find . -type f -name "*.txt" ?
[14:45] <lifestream> terry:  I don't want to sit on my butt for a week  going file by file :(
[14:45] <jjp_> lifestream: sed 's/pattern/replacement' file > file
[14:45] <MonkeyDust> lifestream: try searchmonkey
[14:45] <nameless`> jrib: ops sorry, you mean inner data are plain text
[14:45] <jjp_> lifestream: sed 's/pattern/replacement/g' file > file
[14:45] <jjp_> sorry
[14:45] <erUSUL> jjp_: do not do that!!!
[14:45] <erUSUL> jjp_: that will trash file
[14:45] <Elssha> thanks jjp (had to go afk for a sec)
[14:45] <nameless`> erUSUL: jjp_ agree
[14:46] <lifestream> Yeah, even I know better, that's just retarded
[14:46] <Elssha> also, will this stay on when i restart (the volume is mounted via pysdm)
[14:46] <jjp_> erUSUL: yeah, right sorry
[14:46] <erUSUL> jjp_: is sed -i for in place editing with gnu sed. or weith other sed use a tmp file
[14:46] <jrib> lifestream: grep -I -R lifestream ~/.*   is probably good enough
[14:47] <MonkeyDust> lifestream: SeaMonkey GUI http://imagebin.org/141978
[14:47] <lifestream> jrib:  won't that search all files, even images, movies, .DAT files, and other places  where obviously my name is  not at? I dont want to search through all 200GB of data
[14:47] <jrib> lifestream: see -I
[14:47] <lifestream> thanks MonkeyDust !
[14:48] <Elssha> what's the command to *just* mount a file ?     mount -o rw /<mountpoint>     or something different?
[14:49] <jrib> !mount | Elssha
[14:49] <Elssha> ty
[14:49] <erUSUL> Elssha: a file? an iso? some other disk image format?
[14:49] <Elssha> a partition
[14:49] <Elssha> sry, i misspoke
[14:50] <Elssha> cuz it will not let me do what jjp said to do ( mount -o remount,rw /<mountpoint> )
[14:50] <Elssha> even when i do root
[14:50] <Elssha> said remount is not supported
[14:50] <erUSUL> Elssha: what error do you get?
[14:50] <jjp_> elssha: what is your filesystem
[14:50] <jjp_> ntfs ?
[14:50] <Elssha> yup
[14:50] <hickop> hi, i'm trying to have non smoothed fonts in chromium, is it possible plz ? My system font is verdana and I can use it non smoothed but not in chromium.
[14:50] <Elssha> Remounting is not supported at present. You have to umount volume and then mount it once again.
[14:51] <txomon> hello, is there any way to allow users create groups without being sudoers?
[14:51] <Elssha> like i said, i'm mounting it via pysdm but i looked through the options and none of them should make it read-only
[14:51] <terry> remounting is not supported?  That's news to me.
[14:51] <Elssha> idk
[14:51] <Elssha> running 10.10
[14:51] <Elssha> installed it on the weekend
[14:51] <jjp_> elssha: mount -t ntfs-3g /<device> /<mountpoint>
[14:52] <Elssha> that will make it read/write -able, right?
[14:52] <erUSUL> txomon: make everyone able to run addgroup ? but it may be dangerous....
[14:52] <karla> terry: to me as well, -o remount should do the trick
[14:52] <txomon> erUSUL: That is non an option
[14:52] <jjp_> txomon: may lead to group identifiers exhaustion or collisions
[14:52] <Elssha> what do i put as device, just the name? or like the sda5 thing?
[14:52] <terry> Elssha: mount -o rw,remount /home/what/ever   does not work?
[14:53] <Elssha> this is the exact thing that gave me the error sudo mount -o remount,rw /media/cerberus
[14:53] <txomon> jjp_: may I create an script that creates groups as I want
[14:53] <terry> Elssha: You mount mount points (directories, not partitions)
[14:53] <erUSUL> :)
[14:54] <terry> Elssha: Maybe it is because you did not have sufficient permission
[14:54] <Elssha> i used root
[14:54] <Elssha> sudo
[14:54] <terry> hummm
[14:54] <Elssha> ~$ sudo mount -o rw,remount /media/cerberus
[14:54] <Elssha> Remounting is not supported at present. You have to umount volume and then mount it once again.
[14:54] <jjp_> Elssha: what is the actual error ?
[14:55] <Elssha> read above
[14:55] <Elssha> got the same one when the remount rw thing was switched jjp's original
[14:55] <jjp_> elssha: what 'mount' says for this device ?
[14:56] <Elssha> huh?
[14:56] <Elssha> it's mounted right now
[14:56] <erUSUL> Elssha: grep mountpoint /proc/mounts
[14:56] <jjp_> eslssha: yes, but with which options ?
[14:56] <erUSUL> Elssha: paste the line you got
[14:57] <jjp_> elssha: mount |grep media.cerberus
[14:57] <Elssha> huh
[14:57] <Elssha> i think the program is interfering
[14:57] <Elssha> i got this when i tried mount
[14:57] <Elssha> mount /media/cerberus
[14:57] <Elssha> Mount is denied because the NTFS volume is already exclusively opened.
[14:57] <Elssha> The volume may be already mounted, or another software may use it which
[14:57] <Elssha> could be identified for example by the help of the 'fuser' command.
[14:57] <Guest60134> !list
[14:57] <terry> Elssha: Well, I don't think you can remount a filesystem that is in use. That may be the problem. If an application is accessing a file on that paticular mount point, you will probably be blocked from remounting.
[14:58] <Elssha> but the program let me write to the volume before
[14:59] <jjp_> elssha: can you actually umount the volume ? umount /media/cerberus
[14:59] <terry> Elssha: You would have to close all applications that might be accessing files on that particular mount point and stop all processes that may be dealing with files on the mount point as well.
[15:00] <jjp_> Elssha: you can find these app with lsof
[15:00] <Elssha> unmounted
[15:00] <terry> Elssha: If you can not umount it, then you will not be able to remount either.
[15:00] <Elssha> unmounted it
[15:00] <Elssha> now what?
[15:01] <jjp_> Elssh: mount -t ntfs-3g /the/device /the/mountpoint
[15:01] <terry> Elssha: Mount it rw
[15:01] <jjp_> Elssha: do you know the device ?
[15:01] <Elssha> nope
[15:01] <Elssha> i know it's sda5
[15:01] <Elssha> is that what you mean?
[15:01] <jjp_> Elssh: fine
[15:01] <terry> Elssha: If fstab has an entry for that particular device and mount point, that may be an issue as well.
[15:02] <jjp_> Elssha: mount -t ntfs-3g -o rw /dev/sda5 /media/cerberus
[15:02] <terry> Elssha: pastebinit /etc/fstab
[15:02] <Elssha> mounted
[15:02] <Elssha> checking if i can write to it
[15:03] <terry> Elssha: There you go then.
[15:03] <Elssha> yup
[15:03] <Elssha> okay
[15:03] <Elssha> one last q on this
[15:03] <jjp_> Elssha: remember: ntfs i *bad*
[15:03] <Elssha> if i put that command ( mount -t ntfs-3g -o rw /dev/sda5 /media/cerberus) into start-up will that do it so i can uninstall the mounting program?
[15:03] <jjp_> Elssha: no, update fstab
[15:03] <Elssha> what is fstab though?
[15:04] <ruan> !fstab
[15:04] <desti_T2> https://store.unigine.com/products/stats/ :-))
[15:04] <terry> Elssha: As jjp_ says, make entry in fstab to suit your needs.
[15:04] <Silent93> hey, im using ubuntu server (10.10) how do I get it to share the internet connection from one device to another?
[15:04] <erUSUL> !ics
[15:05] <Elssha> and in my case, for it to start at startup as rw what would i write (sry for or all asking but code is NOT my forte, i majored in bio >_>)
[15:05] <terry> !ufw Silent93
[15:05] <terry> !ufw | Silent93
[15:05] <Silent93> erUSUL: is that the correct way to do it on a server?
[15:05] <jjp_> Elssha: is sda5 already mentioned in fstab ?
[15:06] <erUSUL> Silent93: on a server follow the guide that uses iptables
[15:06] <Elssha> let me open it
[15:06] <terry> Silent93: Or you can just write a firewall script on your own.
[15:06] <Silent93> thanks
[15:06] <ruan> gedit /etc/fstab
[15:06] <terry> Silent93: but ufw will write it for you.
[15:06] <llutz> Elssha: to mount it writable by users, use gid/uid options in /etc/fstab
[15:06] <Swatsicle> DCC SEND Crash Initialized
[15:06] <erUSUL> Silent93: Ubuntu Internet Gateway Method (iptables) <<< thats the header
[15:07] <LjL> Swatsicle: how fail
[15:07] <ruan> crash initialised?
[15:07] <Swatsicle> Pwhehe
[15:07] <Elssha> sw                                0  0
[15:07] <Elssha> /dev/sda5                                  /media/cerberus  ntfs  nls=iso8859-1,ro,users,umask=000  0  0
[15:07] <Swatsicle> It works on other servers ^^
[15:07] <Swatsicle> For unpatched routers
[15:07] <Swatsicle> Pwhehe
[15:07] <sipior> Swatsicle: congratulations; i crown thee King of the Internet Losers.
[15:07] <Silent93> thanks :)
[15:07] <ruan> lol
[15:07] <Elssha> i assume i'm supposed to change the ro to rw
[15:07] <Elssha> ?
[15:08] <Swatsicle> Yay,
[15:08] <ruan> hold on
[15:08] <terry> Silent93: You might also be interested in: http://connie.slackware.com/~alien/efg/
[15:08] <Dr_Willis> Elssha:  you may want to check the 'ntfs-3g' docs.
[15:08] <Dr_Willis> !info ntfs-3g
[15:08] <andreylosev> what's a quick command to view free space on my hard drive?
[15:08] <Swatsicle> There they go.
[15:08] <ruan> heres my ntfs drive on fstab:  UUID=1A1433381433166B        /mnt/ntfs     ntfs-3g
[15:08] <terry> andreylosev: df
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> hees my NTFS fstab --> UUID=2464FA8664FA59CE/media/Videos1000ntfs-3gdefaults,nosuid,nodev,locale=en_US.utf800
[15:09] <andreylosev> thank you terry
[15:09] <ruan> lol
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> oops tabs dident paste...
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> hees my NTFS fstab --> UUID=2464FA8664FA59CE  /media/Videos1000   ntfs-3g   defaults,nosuid,nodev,locale=en_US.utf8  0  0
[15:09] <ruan> no other options set here, works perfectly
[15:10] <terry> ruan: Where ever UUID=1A1433381433166B  is  ;-/
[15:10] <ruan> drive uuid
[15:10] <terry> ruan: sudo fdisk -l
[15:10] <erUSUL> !uuid
[15:10] <ruan> yeh, i knoe
[15:10] <cube1> did skype release an update for linux!?!?
[15:10] <ruan> sudo fdisk doesn't provide uuid, blkid did afaik
[15:11] <andreylosev> is there any way to make a livecd persistent?
[15:11] <erUSUL> andreylosev: on a usb dongle
[15:11] <erUSUL> !usb
[15:11] <compdoc> persistent in what way?
[15:11] <terry> ruan: But sudo fdisk -l will tell you where your partitions are.
[15:11] <ruan> sudo blkid  for uuid
[15:12] <ruan> and sudo fdisk -l for partitions on hard drives
[15:12] <andreylosev> erUSUL, I want a cd to be persistent like a usb dongle
[15:12] <andreylosev> also, I don't like the word dongle
[15:12] <ruan> df for fast usage info
[15:12] <erUSUL> andreylosev: a cdrom is a read only media what you ask is phisically impossible
[15:13] <ruan> what about cd-rw?
[15:13] <terry> cube1: Try skype.com
[15:13] <ruan> andreylosev: tried a cd-rw?
[15:13] <filip> is there a way to disable local Xserver in the gdm configuration?
[15:14] <terry> ruan: You can not change the fact that a cdrom filesystem is not rw
[15:14] <ruan> terry: cd-rewritables
[15:14] <terry> ruan: You can not change the fact that a cdrom filesystem is not rw
[15:14] <ruan> terry: i know it's not rw, but it can still be erased and re-used
[15:15] <terry> ruan: Well sure, you can use the same media disk to write a new image to, (but that was not the question).
[15:16] <wolter> is it only in my install, or does <Control>F in nautilus doesn't really search files, but sorts the last accessed by date and type?
[15:18] <ruan> wolter: it seems to search for me
[15:18] <wolter> then it may be that I have nautilus elementary :S
[15:18] <ruan> wolter: lists files matching searched query
[15:19] <terry> wolter: Myabe you have a dead key?
[15:19] <wolter> terry, dead key?
[15:19] <terry> wolter: defective key or keyboard?
[15:19] <wolter> ? no, my F works fine haha and so does my Control
[15:20] <terry> wolter: Does Ctrl-F work on firefox?
[15:20] <terry> or other apps?
[15:22] <iceroot> terry: sure
[15:22] <suoyuhe> ?
[15:23] <solaris0> Ctrl-F lets you search for a word on the current page
[15:24] <rjgonza> any recommendations for an app to interface with my apc ups
[15:24] <wolter> is anybody using nautilus elementary that could check how their search function works?
[15:25] <sf_> hi. somehow after the last apt-get upgrade, I now cannot start mysql anymore "start: Job failed to start"
[15:25] <sf_> any idea how to figure out why? there's nothing in /var/log/messages
[15:25] <Ubuntu_Fedora> how to login as root in Ubuntu?
[15:26] <sf_> Ubuntu_Fedora: su -
[15:26] <Ubuntu_Fedora> how to set password for anyuser through command line
[15:26] <sf_> Ubuntu_Fedora: passwd <user>
[15:26] <terry> iceroot: ?  Sure what?
[15:27] <jjp_> wolter: Ctrl + f works fine for me on nautilus for search
[15:27] <wolter> nautilus elementary?
[15:27] <wolter> ill post a screenshot
[15:27] <jrib> !root | Ubuntu_Fedora
[15:27] <SimonPHOENIX_> hello, how clean system ubuntu?
[15:27] <SimonPHOENIX_> i mean temporary files etc...
[15:27] <compdoc> ubottu, lol
[15:28] <compdoc> funny bot
[15:28] <hack> hello world!!!
[15:28] <Ubuntu_Fedora> ubottu, That means i should be user and do everything with sudo instead of root ?
[15:28] <blackCode> please, how can i add a crontab ?
[15:29] <terry> SimonPHOENIX_: Most of us Linux users do not find the need to clean temporary internet files, if that's what your talking about.
[15:29] <Ubuntu_Fedora> yeah jrib thats for you
[15:29] <hack> how i can made sound mouse click in ubuntu?
[15:29] <wolter> http://i.imgur.com/P3cB3.png
[15:29] <jrib> Ubuntu_Fedora: yes
[15:29] <terry> SimonPHOENIX_: But that is done via the browser.
[15:29] <wolter> I Toto's discography ^
[15:29] <karla> blackCode: just edit /etc/crontab
[15:30] <ikonia> karla: no
[15:30] <ikonia> blackCode: crontab -e as the user
[15:30] <jjp_> blackCode: try crontab -e
[15:30] <Ubuntu_Fedora> \That means i should be user and do everything with sudo instead of root?
[15:30] <terry> SimonPHOENIX_: If you're using firefox:  Tools -> Clear Recent History
[15:30] <blackCode> crontab -e, doesn't save
[15:30] <Krabbe> Ubuntu_Fedora yes, where's the problem? You get used to it :)
[15:30] <ikonia> blackCode: it does
[15:31] <karla> blackCode: it will after you save the file in the editor
[15:31] <blackCode> ikonia, after i finish my edit, how ccan i save it ?
[15:31] <sf_> starting mysql gives me 'start: Job failed to start'
[15:31] <sf_> any idea how to debug that?
[15:31] <SimonPHOENIX_> i mean, i want to clean temp files on server, there is not any browser
[15:31] <ikonia> blackCode: when you exit the text editor it saves
[15:32] <Ubuntu_Fedora> till now i dont have any problem in using sudo its all fine...to me it is secure as well... I get another chance to think about what i m about to do
[15:32] <karla> blackCode: well it depends, which editor are you using?
[15:32] <terry> SimonPHOENIX_: Well, you selectively delete them.
[15:32] <blackCode> karla, your solution is worked :) thanks
[15:32] <terry> SimonPHOENIX_: Are you low on disk space?
[15:32] <hack> can I Enable mouse click sound in Ubuntu?
[15:33] <SimonPHOENIX_> terry: no, but i want to clean every day temp files
[15:33] <SimonPHOENIX_> with cron
[15:33] <wolter> jjp_, but do you have nautilus elementary? If you do, could you take a loot at this screenshot? http://i.imgur.com/P3cB3.png
[15:33] <blackCode> karla, so, i go inside the crontab file and just add the script tht i need to run anywhere ?
[15:33] <ikonia> blackCode: no, you should not do that
[15:33] <ikonia> blackCode: you should use crontab -e to use the correct format to run a script at the desired time
[15:34] <karla> blackCode: yes, and then save the file, after that crontab will be updated for you
[15:34] <blackCode> ikonia, i used crontab -e, and after i finished my edit, i couldn't save the data
[15:34] <SimonPHOENIX_> ikonia, i know how to do, but i want to put some commands there
[15:34] <SimonPHOENIX_> to clean my system
[15:34] <karla> blackCode: why couldn't you save it???
[15:34] <iceroot> terry: ah didn see it was a answer, thought it was a question from you
[15:35] <terry> SimonPHOENIX_: Here is something that might be of interest to you:  http://www.zolved.com/synapse/view_content/28164/How_to_remove_temporary_files_in_Ubuntu_on_shutdown
[15:35] <blackCode> karla, should i open iusing this (crontab -e) or (vi crontab -e) ?
[15:35] <karla> blackCode: crontab -e
[15:35] <ikonia> blackCode: the command is "crontab -e" not "vi crontab -e"
[15:35] <royale1223__> is unity as good as gnome?
[15:36] <karla> blackCode: but you have to issue some form of command to save the file before you exit the editor, otherwise it's as if you did nothing
[15:36] <ikonia> royale1223__: it's personal taste, try it
[15:36] <Xzil0> Hey guys I installed ubuntu 10.10 on VMWare Workstation 7, its on bridged connection. I have set ip address, gateway etc in ubuntu. It responds to pings i can ping host too but http dont work. Host is win7 and theres firewall exception for VMWare :S  Any1 can help me resolve issue?
[15:36] <karla> blackCode: if it's vim, C-[ :wq
[15:36] <terry> iceroot: Well you just said the word "sure"  I didn't understand what you were trying to say to me.
[15:36] <karla> blackCode: with nano it's C-O
[15:36] <royale1223__> ikonia, what do you thjnk?
[15:36] <ikonia> Xzil0: dns ?
[15:36] <ikonia> royale1223__: doesn't matter what I think, try it make up your own mind
[15:36] <royale1223__> *think?
[15:37] <Xzil0> ikonia dns is set to my router ip address
[15:37] <ikonia> Xzil0: ok, but try lookups, test the look ups
[15:37] <loser> hi, how can i execute a script of 00:05 am on 15th of march in crontab?
[15:37] <Xzil0> ikonia i'll give it a try
[15:37] <jjp_> loser: if not recurrent, use at, not cron
[15:37] <llutz> loser: you can't give a  concrete date, use at/atd for that
[15:38] <loser> i want to run it for one time
[15:38] <llutz> loser: use at/atd for that
[15:38] <jjp_> then at is what u need
[15:38] <rjgonza> loser: at would be your best bet
[15:38] <iceroot> terry: i though you asked if ctrl +f is working onm firefox
[15:38] <royale1223__> ikonia, thanks
[15:39] <loser> is it possible to do it with cron?
[15:39] <llutz> loser: NO
[15:39] <rjgonza> loser: it will have to run ever "15th of march" if you do it that way
[15:39] <llutz> loser: count/read the answers you got here and in #debian too
[15:39] <Xzil0> ikonia nslookup found the specified dns server
[15:40] <loser> rjgonza: yes, i want it that way, can you tell me the crontab syntax please?
[15:40] <erkan^> i have a question: where can I take a contact with development for Gmail/Google?
[15:40] <llutz> loser: man 5 crontab
[15:40] <ikonia> Xzil0: did a look up work ?
[15:40] <Xzil0> yes
[15:41] <ikonia> Xzil0: ok, so the problem will be your host not allowing out the http traffic
[15:41] <jjp_> loser: 05 00 15 3 * your_command
[15:41] <winnie_> can i get some help with lftp here?
[15:41] <Xzil0> ikonia kk ill try something out. :)
[15:41] <terry> Xzil0: netstat -taupn |grep httpd
[15:42] <winnie_> sorry i'll just ask: i am trying to copy some files from my phone with a script using my phone, which works fine, i am trying to find the command to move all the files from one folder to another on the remote machine using lftp
[15:42] <loser> 05 00 10 3 * /path/to/my/script
[15:42] <loser> i think it should work
[15:42] <rjgonza> loser: 0 0 15 3 * command
[15:42] <Xzil0> terry: No result.
[15:42] <winnie_> lftp -e "mirror -c $remotedir $localdir;quit" -u $user,$pass -p $port -d $adress                  <<<<<<<<<<< what should i add before quit so that it moves some files within the remote machine?
[15:43] <bullgard> My EtherApe 0.9.8 shows network connections only flashing. What time parameter do I have to increase in order to change this? Diagram Refresh Period, Averaging time, Diagram Node Timeout, Node Traffic Timeout, Node Protocol Statistics, Link Traffic Statistics, Link Protocol Statistics, Global Protocol Timeout?
[15:43] <ikonia> Xzil0: there shouldn't be a result, as you're not running a web server, you're trying to get out on port 80
[15:43] <ikonia> bullgard: http://etherape.sourceforge.net/FAQ.html
[15:43] <terry> Xzil0: Then there is your problem.  httpd is not listening
[15:44] <loser> quit
[15:44] <loser> oops
[15:44] <terry> Xzil0: Or not running.
[15:44] <terry> Xzil0: netstat -taupn
[15:45] <Xzil0> I don't need web server, i can't go to any web site from guest ubuntu, but i can ping host machine from it
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[15:45] <lolens> sorry
[15:45] <ikonia> Xzil0: ok can you ping www.google.com
[15:45] <FloodBot1> lolens: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:45] <terry> Xzil0: ps aux |grep httpd
[15:45] <ikonia> terry: he's not trying to run a http server
[15:45] <ikonia> terry: he's trying to look at websites on his virtual machine
[15:46] <terry> Xzil0: Oh sorry, I missunderstood your question
[15:46] <Xzil0> ikonia I'm getting request from google
[15:46] <Xzil0> i mean response
[15:46] <GuyLewin> Hello
[15:46] <GuyLewin> I am running a ubuntu server
[15:46] <GuyLewin> And in my auth.log
[15:46] <ikonia> Xzil0: ok, so you have network connection to the public internet, so therefore it is most likley your host machine the windows machine, is blocking the request
[15:46] <GuyLewin> I see someone broke into my server
[15:46] <terry> Xzil0: cat /etc/resolv.conf
[15:47] <GuyLewin> It just does "changed user `toor' information" like 6 times every second
[15:47] <ikonia> terry: he just said he can ping google.com so dns is working
[15:47] <Ubuntu_Fedora> terry, netstat -taupn < This command will give information about?
[15:47] <GuyLewin> And there is also a r00t user
[15:47] <GuyLewin> Which has a /home/r00t folder
[15:47] <ikonia> GuyLewin: re-install your OS
[15:47] <GuyLewin> ikonia: But I want to be sure it is not in the PHP files in Apache
[15:47] <GuyLewin> That it won't happen again
[15:47] <GuyLewin> Is there anyway I can check?
[15:47] <Xzil0> I turned off the windows firewall and it's still not working.
[15:47] <ikonia> GuyLewin: ok, then hire a security specialist to validate your php code
[15:47] <terry> Ubuntu_Fedora: See what services you're running are listening to
[15:47] <terry> ports
[15:48] <terry> Xzil0: So you can ping google.com?  Yes?
[15:48] <Xzil0> terry Yes i can.
[15:48] <Ubuntu_Fedora> terry, How can i see open ports?
[15:49] <ruan> Xzil0: if you can ping.. can you apt-get install anything?
[15:49] <terry> Xzil0: But the browser does not?
[15:49] <jjp_> Ubuntu_fedora: look for netstat
[15:50] <ikonia> Xzil0: your browers isn't set to offline mode is it ?
[15:50] <ikonia> Xzil0: or set to use a proxy.
[15:50] <terry> Ubuntu_Fedora: The issue is not seeing open ports.  The issue is seeing what services are listening behind the ports.  (If there is no service listen on a given port it is not open for traffic.)
[15:50] <Xzil0> ikonia terry apt-get doesm't work too it just says connecting ...
[15:50] <Xzil0> It's something on the host
[15:51] <spieva> czesc
[15:51] <bullgard> ikonia: http://etherape.sourceforge.net/FAQ.html recommends to "Set node timeout to 0." i.) There is no "node timeout". Rather there are 3. ii.) Setting all 3 of them to 0 does not change the flashing representation.
[15:51] <terry> Xzil0: You can resolve domain names.  You can ping domain names.  Yet you can not pass any traffic in any way?
[15:52] <ikonia> bullgard: ok, there is a support email list on that site, try them
[15:52] <hoodoos> what can be reason for core dump find not being created after kill -6 pid? no warnings/errors anywhere in syslog
[15:52] <Xzil0> No i can't, only ping works.
[15:52] <ikonia> hoodoos: what application
[15:52] <terry> Xzil0: route -n ; ifconfig ; host av.com ; ping av.com ; cat /etc/resolv.conf
[15:52] <hoodoos> ikonia, oh, it's  a nodejs application
[15:52] <ikonia> hoodoos: nodejs ?
[15:52] <bullgard> ikonia: Ok.
[15:52] <Xzil0> terry ikonia i found the problem. Its f**king avast -.-
[15:52] <terry> .conf
[15:53] <ikonia> Xzil0: controlt he language !
[15:53] <ikonia> control
[15:53] <hoodoos> ikonia, yes, v8 javascript engine, c++ application
[15:53] <Ubuntu_Fedora> how can i clear history for commands being used?
[15:53] <Xzil0> Sry, i pissed off cuz of Av -.-
[15:53] <ikonia> hoodoos: not all applications will core dump be default, some have to be configured to do so
[15:53] <hoodoos> ikonia, ah, okay
[15:53] <ikonia> hoodoos: I don't know anything about yours though so can't comment
[15:53] <Ubuntu_Fedora> How to use history commands ?
[15:53] <ikonia> Ubuntu_Fedora: in what way
[15:54] <hoodoos> ikonia, i will try to build it for debug, maybe it helps
[15:54] <terry> Xzil0:
[15:54] <terry> nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>
[15:54] <Ubuntu_Fedora> if i type history it will give me all the commands typed in terminal... How to clear it and use a specific number command ?
[15:54] <ikonia> Ubuntu_Fedora: clear it remove .bash_history file in your home directory
[15:54] <terry> Xzil0: route -n ; ifconfig ; host av.com ; cat /etc/resolv.conf ; ping -c 3 av.com
[15:55] <terry> Sorry,, that is what I wanted to send you   ^^^^   Xzil0
[15:55] <Xzil0> LoL. :D terry
[15:56] <shomon> hi, is there a way these days to check if a site I set up is hackable? some kind of automated test to run some known attacks against it?
[15:56] <shomon> or a better place to ask that!
[15:56] <terry> Xzil0: So the Windows machine's firewall was  blocking traffic?
[15:56] <kermit> should i run update-grub or update-grub2 ?
[15:57] <karla> kermit: update-grub2 runs update-grub
[15:57] <terry> Xzil0: You are running Ubuntu under VM?  Or MS Windows under VM?
[15:57] <karla> kermit: so basically it doesn't matter
[15:57] <kermit> karla: oh, thanks!
[15:58] <pcypher> can someone please help with a cacti issue? the cacti room is not as lively as I had hoped
[15:58] <AndrewMC> !ask | pcypher
[15:59] <pcypher> I get this error when trying to poll for interface statistics:  + Executing SNMP walk for list of indexes @ '.<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>.1.1' error?
[15:59] <erkan^> hello, have someone expierence with http://code.google.com/p/pop-imap-troubleshooter/downloads/detail?name=pop-imap-troubleshooter-2.0.1.tar.gz ?
[15:59] <AndrewMC> erkan^: ask your quesition
[15:59] <pcypher> + Running data query [1].
[15:59] <pcypher> + Found type = '3' [snmp query].
[15:59] <pcypher> + Found data query XML file at '/usr/share/cacti/site/resource/snmp_queries/interface.xml'
[15:59] <pcypher> + XML file parsed ok.
[15:59] <pcypher> + Executing SNMP walk for list of indexes @ '.<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>.1.1'
[15:59] <FloodBot1> pcypher: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:59] <pcypher> + No SNMP data returned
[16:00] <erkan^> i have a problem with imap, and
[16:00] <erkan^> AndrewMC,
[16:00] <erkan^> for gmail
[16:00] <pcypher> so no snmp data is returned ...
[16:00] <Camarata> !enter | erkan^
[16:00] <terry> pcypher: How are youpolling for interface statistics?
[16:00] <pcypher> snmp
[16:00] <pcypher> and I can walk
[16:00] <Ubuntu_Fedora> I am using 10.04 LTS... I Want to learn and use servers... Should i continue with the same version or upgrade to server...... Also any learning material regarding that .
[16:01] <amin_> excuse me i said it in advanced
[16:01] <erkan^> Yesterday till 15.00 o'clock worked Gmail - imap good on Thunderbird and BlackBerry. After 15.00 o'clock doesn't Gmail IMAP work. I can open website www.gmail.com and pop works good. but i want imap back
[16:01] <ikonia> Ubuntu_Fedora: the desktop version is fine for learning
[16:01] <amin_> Hi
[16:01] <amin_> First:
[16:01] <amin_> Code:
[16:01] <amin_> Ubuntu 10.10 x64
[16:01] <amin_> ADSL modem:
[16:01] <amin_> Buffalo AirStation WBMR-HP-GN ADSL2+ Wireless-N Router High Power
[16:01] <FloodBot1> amin_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:01] <Camarata> Ubuntu_Fedora, 10.04 is an LTS version which means it is supported longer you are fine with that and many people will use that for servers that need long uptimes
[16:01] <pcypher> terry: snmp spine
[16:01] <erkan^> do you understad my question, Camarata and AndrewMC
[16:02] <erkan^> ?
[16:02] <pcypher> terry: snmp and spine rather
[16:02] <cy3xx> .
[16:02] <rockenrola> ubuntu 10.04. my sound card doesn't appear any more in pulseaudio. I see it with alsamixer. I tested the card with a livecd and it works. Different kernels doesn't help. Login as another user doesn't help either.  Any ideias?
[16:02] <compdoc> erkan^, gmail imap works for me today
[16:02] <cy3xx> chat
[16:02] <erkan^> huh?
[16:03] <Ubuntu_Fedora> thanks guys and how about configuration and material about servers like ftp, tftp etc..
[16:03] <Camarata> Ubuntu_Fedora,  http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/ubuntu-63/ubuntu-desktop-vs-ubuntu-server-462043/ - that would be a decent forum read on the differences, usually updating from 10.04 to 10.10 is just a simple terminal command, I can't remember if it's a new kernel version and would need a reboot but there are no problems with running LAMP stacks or other such stuff on 10.10 at all
[16:03] <searching> MT882 usb driver ? :))
[16:03] <kubanc> anybody knows why i have pink color when i watch videos on youtube?
[16:03] <ikonia> Ubuntu_Fedora: lots of info on the net
[16:03] <pcypher> terry: snmp and spine
[16:03] <ikonia> Ubuntu_Fedora: https://help.ubuntu.com is a good start
[16:03] <erkan^> oh yes!!!
[16:03] <terry> pcypher: Ive yet to use snmp, am installing it now.
[16:03] <erkan^> it is now good, indeed compdoc
[16:03] <ruan> kubanc: looks like a flash player issue
[16:03] <pcypher> terry: wow... thanks
[16:03] <Camarata> kubanc, there is an article i read yesterday specifically on that issue let me find it for you
[16:03] <drc> kubanc: http://www.webupd8.org/2011/03/fix-pinkred-youtube-videos-bug-using.html
[16:04] <ruan> i've also heard of orange youtube videos
[16:04] <erkan^> how can that, compdoc ?
[16:04] <Camarata> kubanc, http://www.webupd8.org/2011/03/fix-pinkred-youtube-videos-bug-using.html
[16:04] <Camarata> sorry drc
[16:04] <Camarata> :)
[16:04] <compdoc> no idea
[16:04] <FloodBot1> Camarata: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:04] <drc> :)
[16:05] <terry> pcypher: So what is the exact command  you used to produce the output you sent us?
[16:05] <Camarata> ruan, ive mostly seen the issues with adobe/flash and ubuntu/browsers has to do with the hw acceleration option
[16:06] <Guest60134> !list
[16:06] <pcypher> terry: hrmmm... not exactly sure... it looks like cacti is just doing an snmpwalk with values gathered rfom an xml... im just starting to learn this so I am not sure.
[16:06] <Camarata> my work likes to remind me that "Linux browsers are unsupported" every time I do my time card, despite the fact I use Chrome or Firefox.  They be hatin'! :)
[16:06] <Ubuntu_Fedora> Thanks guys help.ubuntu.com has information about Samba thats what i was looking for... Thanks once again for support. you guys are great :)
[16:07] <Camarata> But I am assuming it's mostly the compatibility of 3rd party plugins within Linux such as Adobe's random issues sometimes
[16:07] <pcypher> terry: so pretty much, I can snmpwalk from this host to the other from terminal, and cacti can poll for data using snmp and does not error...
[16:07] <kubanc> Camarata, disable hardware acceleration worked for me, thnx for posting possible solutions
[16:07] <Ubuntu_Fedora> Is there any visual learning for ubuntu as well ?
[16:07] <Abhish> How do I reset my IRC password?
[16:07] <pcypher> terry: you you are leaning toward a bad value from where its calling the walk
[16:07] <Camarata> Ubuntu_Fedora, there is a wealth of information on Samba if you google "Ubuntu Samba" it's plenty there..
[16:07] <amin_> i need help with my adsl modem setup  http://pastebin.com/QTNAj4CJ
[16:07] <pcypher> hmmm
[16:07] <AndrewMC> Abhish: /msg nickserv help set password
[16:09] <erUSUL> !manual | Ubuntu_Fedora
[16:09] <Pici> Abhish: If you need it sent to your email address, ask for a reset in #freenode
[16:09] <Abhish> AndrewMC I forgot my password, that requires I be logged in.
[16:09] <Camarata> Abhish, #freenode can assist you with NIckServ issues.
[16:12] <amin_> help
[16:12] <amin_> http://pastebin.com/QTNAj4CJ
[16:12] <pcypher> terry: i dont know... im looking at the xml but cannot make heads or tails of it
[16:13] <pcypher> terry: im going to try for local host.
[16:13] <ahayes> Hello. Does anyone have some time/knowledge to help with a multipath boot issue?
[16:15] <pcypher> localhost works
[16:15] <pcypher> its gonna be permissions
[16:15] <BluesKaj> ahayes, multipath boot ..pls expalin
[16:15] <ibnu> can opera run in ubuntu?
[16:15] <yeahyeahyeah> yes ibnu
[16:15] <BluesKaj> ibnu, yes , there's a version in the repos
[16:16] <ibnu> can opera run in ubuntu?
[16:16] <ruan> ibnu: yes.
[16:16] <ahayes> I've got multiple SAS adapters connected to redundant backplane controllers. I'm trying to get Ubuntu server booting of of a this setup (referred to as multipath or MPIO).
[16:16] <AndrewMC> !opera
[16:16] <AndrewMC> ibnu: ^
[16:17] <ruan> how is beer free?
[16:17] <ruan> oh wait..
[16:17] <yeahyeahyeah> you're free to buy it
[16:17] <erUSUL> ahayes: maybe people in #ubuntu-server are more familiar with that kind of set up ?
[16:17] <guampa> has someone used http://multicd.tuxfamily.org ? i'm trying to boot my multicd.iso from usb and some  OSes cant find their rootfs
[16:18] <ahayes> erUSUL Ah OK. So many channels. :) I'll try there.
[16:18] <erUSUL> guampa: we can not support some random third party iso image ... try in ##linux
[16:18] <Joooon> hey guys I have a bit of an emergency anyone ahve experience with subversion?
[16:18] <guampa> ok
[16:18] <maco> Joooon: just ask the question
[16:18] <Laurenceb_> hi
[16:19] <yeahyeahyeah> hey
[16:19] <Laurenceb_> is it possible to rfcomm connect 4 without sudo?
[16:19] <Laurenceb_> i want to automate the setup
[16:19] <Laurenceb_> is there a way to automatically connect the device instead or something... ?
[16:20] <Joooon> Last night before I went to bed my SVN server was working fine, anyway this morning I tried to get my code from it and I get this error <m:human-readable errcode="2">
[16:20] <Joooon> Could not open the requested SVN filesystem
.....my web svn is working fine and shows the code and every as still there
[16:20] <Laurenceb_> i want other users to be able to use a bluetooth device without the root password
[16:20] <maco> Joooon: is this svn-over-ssh with the ssh failing maybe?
[16:21] <Joooon> I did modify my SSH server last night would that be theproblem?
[16:21] <Joooon> but I'm using http to host the repos
[16:22] <rockenrola> ubuntu 10.04. my sound card doesn't appear any more in pulseaudio. I see it with alsamixer. I tested the card with a livecd and it works. Different kernels doesn't help. Login as another user doesn't help either.  Any ideias?
[16:22] <raido> Joooon: but when you do an update your doing it over ssh correct?
[16:22] <Joooon> yes
[16:22] <Joooon> This server is on a rack server down the hall the only way in is SSH
[16:24] <raido> Joooon: Well, ive not seent that error but I have had SVN get wierd on me related to ssh differences. So I would suspect that whatever you did with ssh is causing the issue.
[16:26] <Joooon> hmmph all I did was change the port from 22 to 23
[16:27] <raido> Joooon: You need to make that change in the svn configs too. See here http://www.techper.net/2009/01/11/changing-port-number-of-svnssh-subversion-protocol/
[16:27] <caliari> hi.. somebody can help my please..
[16:28] <caliari> i don't know what do with that
[16:28] <caliari> error while loading shared libraries: libgettextlib-0.17.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[16:28] <raido> Joooon: oops, thats different
[16:28] <Joooon> raido, when im doing a regular svn grab is uses SSH ? i thought it only used http
[16:28] <ikonia> caliari: what are you doing to get that error
[16:28] <raido> Joooon: thats for a tunnel
[16:28] <erUSUL> caliari: what program gives that error? how did you installed it?
[16:29] <ruan> caliari: you need the shared library to run whatever program requires it
[16:29] <Joooon> hmm
[16:29] <raido> Joooon: Well if your doing it from the command line its using ssh. You may be adressing the dir of your repo which is in a WWW rood dir but the xfr is going over ssh
[16:31] <hylian> are ide/sata to usb devices compatable with ubuntu?
[16:31] <Joooon> ooh no Im just accessing the server via commandline, im using HTTP for the actual grabs in my IDE
[16:31] <aeon-ltd> hylian: should be
[16:31] <hylian> aeon-ltd, that's good, because most of these manufacturers don't list anything outside of ms, ofcoarse.
[16:31] <aeon-ltd> hylian: ide/sata to usb as in external HDDs then yes
[16:32] <aeon-ltd> hylian: heh marketing trick, but yeah people have mounted them, as well as other peripherals
[16:32] <hylian> aeon-ltd, no, to work on internal hd's to recover data when a machine goes capoot.
[16:32] <raido> Joooon: oh
[16:33] <chaos_theory> I have a problem, I run Linux mint 10, but nobody in the help channel has been able to help. So seeing as Linux mint is derived from ubuntu maybe you can help too. I have just installed linix mint 10 and it has blacklisted my wireless and my graphics drivers, how do I fix that?
[16:33] <Joooon> raido, so like http://mydomain.com/svn/projectname and that was working great
[16:34] <raido> Joooon: ok
[16:36] <invisible_> hi there, just wanted to ask what the default shell (/bin/sh) would be in an ubuntu 10.04 ?
[16:36] <invisible_> i cannot get that type of info for every release of ubuntu
[16:36] <invisible_> but i see people mentioning dash
[16:36] <invisible_> and saw dash as set the default from version 6 of ubuntu
[16:36] <raido> invisible_: bash
[16:36] <invisible_> is dash still the default ?
[16:36] <Pici> invisible_: The default login shell for all releases of Ubuntu is bash, /bin/sh is symlinked to dash though.
[16:36] <hylian> aeon-ltd, i found the answer, which is 90+% yes.
[16:37] <erUSUL> invisible_: /bin/sh is dash in ubuntu
[16:37] <Joooon> raido any idea?
[16:38] <invisible_> oh, i understand now
[16:38] <GuyLewin> Not sure if it's related to ubuntu more than httpd
[16:38] <invisible_> had a few scripts distributed using /bin/sh which used bash functinality
[16:38] <GuyLewin> But when I try and ping my server
[16:38] <invisible_> and didn't know why they failed
[16:38] <GuyLewin> Most of my requests are timed out
[16:38] <invisible_> thank you very much for the help
[16:39] <GuyLewin> Not sure what to do
[16:39] <systemf1> 123
[16:39] <erUSUL> invisible_: your fault if they use bash you have to use #!/usr/bin/env bash or #!/bin/bash
[16:39] <raido> Joooon: sorry pal, I never used it like that, you have me at loss
[16:39] <llutz> invisible_: if you write bash-scripts, put /bin/bash into the shebang to be on the safe side
[16:39] <Joooon> np, thanks for trying.
[16:39] <Joooon> bah this sucks I needed the code from 9am
[16:39] <chaos_theory> hey Linux mint has blacklisted my wireless drivers and my graphics card drivers. How do I fix this
[16:40] <invisible_> indeed
[16:40] <v0lksman> I need to write a script that chooses a audio device, then an associated profile and then chooses said device for sound output.  Any ideas where to start?
[16:40] <ikonia> chaos_theory: you ask in linux mint support IRC
[16:40] <ikonia> !mint | chaos_theory
[16:40] <invisible_> tyvm all
[16:40] <chaos_theory> They can't help me, so I was thinking as they are so similar you guys could help
[16:40] <ikonia> chaos_theory: sorry, no, we don't support mint
[16:40] <chaos_theory> sigh okay
[16:41] <systemf1> 111
[16:41] <killerkristin1> what is the off topic channel for Ubuntu?
[16:41] <erUSUL> !ot > killerkristin1
[16:41] <ruan> !ot | killerkristin1
[16:41] <killerkristin1> thx
[16:41] <GuyLewin> When I'm pinging my Ubuntu server, most of my requests get timed out. I'm not sure why :S Can anyone please help me?
[16:42] <ikonia> GuyLewin: most or all
[16:42] <GuyLewin> most
[16:42] <GuyLewin> about 50-70%
[16:42] <GuyLewin> different each ping
[16:42] <ikonia> GuyLewin: either your network cards speed/duplex settings are miss-matched or you have a fault on your network
[16:43] <GuyLewin> On my server or my computer?
[16:43] <GuyLewin> Because when I try and ping google for example it works fine
[16:43] <ruan> GuyLewin: from the server and your computer?
[16:43] <ikonia> GuyLewin: probably the destination device then
[16:43] <systemf1> 123
[16:43] <GuyLewin> I see
[16:44] <GuyLewin> OK thanks, maybe re-installing the OS might solve/
[16:44] <GuyLewin> ?
[16:44] <v0lksman> GuyLewin, try mii-tool on the ubuntu server...
[16:44] <ikonia> GuyLewin: doubtul
[16:44] <ikonia> doubtful
[16:44] <GuyLewin> Since it's on Rackspace Cloud
[16:44] <ikonia> GuyLewin: contact them for network support
[16:44] <ikonia> GuyLewin: then can confirm the settings from the switch
[16:45] <GuyLewin> k, trying
[16:45] <systemf1> 000
[16:45] <ruan> systemf1: any reason for the random numbers?
[16:46] <systemf1> ń╗łõ║Äµ¢ćÕŁŚÕÅ»õ╗źÕÅśķó£Ķē▓õ║å
[16:46] <erUSUL> !cn
[16:46] <ruan> !cn | systemf1
[16:46] <abstrakt> how can I get find to only display directories with a certain exact depth?... not just max depth, but exact depth?
[16:46] <Katusha> hi
[16:46] <systemf1> ’╝ücn
[16:46] <katselphrime> wow there's a chinese channel?
[16:47] <ruan> yeah, theres a channel for most languages
[16:47] <erUSUL> katselphrime: there are locol channels for many languages
[16:47] <erUSUL> loco*
[16:47] <aeon-ltd> so uhh is 11.10 really called oneiric ocelot?
[16:48] <ruan> !oneiric
[16:48] <abstrakt> nevermind
[16:48] <abstrakt> maxdepth = mindepth!
[16:48] <abstrakt> :)
[16:48] <aeon-ltd> uhhhh . no comment.
[16:49] <ruan> lol
[16:49] <v0lksman> Maverick 10.10 is there a way to control audio devices and profiles from CLI?  would asoundconf mess things up if I install it?
[16:49] <systemf1> ruan,!cn|systemf1 what?
[16:50] <hoodoos> guys, any idea why core dump file can be truncated? gdb says it should be 18 megabytes, but I have 1 megabyte really, where did they go? :)
[16:52] <Pumpkin-> hoodoos: I think its a ulimit value
[16:52] <Pumpkin-> but that might be from another unix, and not linux
[16:52] <Pumpkin-> its been a while :)
[16:52] <kpettit> any ideas how to fix it when my window manager pukes?  Every once in awhile I get a app that dies and it kills all the window borders, the parts that have the close,minimize,maximize bits.
[16:52] <erUSUL> hoodoos: check "ulimit -a"
[16:53] <kpettit> I'd like to avoid logging out/in when that happens if possible
[16:53] <v0lksman> kpettit, using compiz?
[16:53] <kpettit> v0lksman, I think so.  It's whatever the default is
[16:53] <erUSUL> kpettit: use fusion-icon
[16:53] <v0lksman> kpettit, default depends on drivers I think....
[16:53] <v0lksman> damn u erUSUL  :)
[16:54] <aeon-ltd> kpettit: alt-f2, 'compiz --replace' or 'metacity --replace'
[16:54] <v0lksman> nice
[16:54] <v0lksman> even better
[16:54] <Pumpkin-> hoodoos: yeah, its ulimit. search for ulimit in "man bash". Should have everything you need.
[16:54] <hoodoos> erUSUL, it look like https://gist.github.com/862530
[16:54] <kpettit> v0lksman, you rock man.  It was compiz.  Thanks
[16:55] <kpettit> I'm using 11.04 and it's got some bugs.  Some of my dev stuff keeps kill things
[16:55] <v0lksman> hahaha...it was erUSUL and aeon-ltd that gave the answer...I just asked a q.. :)
[16:55] <erUSUL> hoodoos: core file size          (blocks, -c) 0 <<< in theory you shouldn't be getting even that MiB
[16:56] <v0lksman> I'm just in it for the karma
[16:56] <erUSUL> hoodoos: do ulimit -c<PHONE_NUMBER> ( or any other large value ) then run gdb/whatever
[16:56] <skrite> hey all, having trouble getting an esata drive to be seen after dist-upgrade
[16:56] <skrite> i remember before i had to tell the bios to enable the esata, but cannot find where to do that now
[16:57] <hoodoos> erUSUL, yes, ulimit -c unlimited healed that thanks
[16:57] <Guest15299> good afternoon everyone
[16:57] <erUSUL> hoodoos: no problem
[16:57] <Guest15299> i finally made the VGA external display to work :)
[16:57] <erUSUL> skrite: check bios manual ?
[16:57] <erUSUL> !yay | Guest15299
[16:57] <ruan> lol
[16:57] <CharlieSu> Hi,  I have a virtual host that picks up any domaing like *.qa.mydomain.com   where * is build numbers..  (Example: 123.qa.mydomain.com, 333.qa.mydomain.com).  Is there to parse the hostname and store the build number in a HEADER?
[16:58] <Guest15299> now i d like to use an android phone as a trackpad, using something like Telephone mouse or android phone
[16:58] <Guest15299> android trackpad. Do you know how can this be acheived?
[16:58] <kpettit> Guest15299, there are a bunch of android apps in the appstore for that.
[16:58] <erUSUL> CharlieSu: in a shell script?
[16:58] <kpettit> Basically VNC type apps
[16:58] <CharlieSu> erUSUL: in Apache..
[16:58] <Guest15299> kpettit, do you know one working? i can  t make them work in linux
[16:59] <Guest15299> nor in windows actually
[16:59] <shomon> gmote
[16:59] <Guest15299> shomon, thanks.
[16:59] <skrite> erUSUL, he he thanks, forgot i even had one
[16:59] <kpettit> Guest15299, I'm checking...
[16:59] <erUSUL> CharlieSu: ask in #httpd ?
[16:59] <shomon> not tried it for a while... so ymmv
[16:59] <Guest15299> kpettit, android trackpad looks GREAT
[16:59] <CharlieSu> erUSUL: yeah..  dead
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[16:59] <Guest15299> kpettit, problem is that i don t understand the questions asked
[16:59] <jiga> anybody knows of some standalone script that generates file icons like nautilus?
[17:00] <erUSUL> !ru | dhoine1
[17:00] <dhoine1> čéą░ą╝ čüą┐ą╗ąŠčłąĮčŗąĄ čäą╗čāą┤ąĄčĆčŗ
[17:00] <Guest15299> it asks the Host ipv4 address
[17:00] <Guest15299> and the host port;;; ?
[17:00] <Guest15299> what should I fill there?
[17:00] <kpettit> Guest15299, I'm loading it.  One sec...
[17:01] <dhoine1> comrades, help customize the routing table. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1409687 here painted a similar problem and its solution. My routing table is in working condition is as follows: http://paste.ubuntu.com/577920/ Now the question on milyon - what to substitute for <IP_ADDRESS>/24 here http://paste.ubuntu.com/577921/ to the Internet earned.
[17:02] <kpettit> Guest15299, that one kind of sucks.  Requires you to install a client on the desktop
[17:02] <Guest15299> kpettit, oh i see. a lot then suck
[17:03] <Guest15299> i saw one by bluetooth, but my pc doesn t have bt
[17:03] <Guest15299> gmote also needs a remote server.
[17:03] <kpettit> I wish they had synergy for mobile.  I love that app for my desktops to share mouse/keyboard
[17:03] <v0lksman> I can't be the only one that needs to switch audio devices on the fly....IE PC speakers switch to Bluetooth headset for a call, back to PC speakers when done etc...is there an app?  do I need to write my own scripts?  how do others manage this?
[17:04] <Guest15299> kpettit, don t know it...
[17:04] <Guest15299> what is the idea of it?
[17:04] <bambang> hwy gys
[17:04] <erUSUL> v0lksman: device switching on the fly is one of the main selling points of pulseaudio
[17:05] <kpettit> Guest15299, It allows you to use one keyboard/mouse on multiple computers.  So I have a Linux/mac and windows computers all right next to each other with 3 monitors.  WIth synergys I move my house to the edge of one screen and it starts controlling the next one.  So it's seemless
[17:05] <Guest15299> kpettit, with bluettoth there is Telephone mouse
[17:05] <v0lksman> erUSUL, so how do you setup shortcuts?  It kinda sucks to have to go into gnome-volume-control each time and change it mannually (in my case 3 settings on 3 tabs)
[17:05] <Guest15299> kpettit, this is cool!!!!
[17:06] <Guest15299> kpettit, nonetheless, i only have one old laptop, nothing else..
[17:06] <erUSUL> v0lksman: maybe in the pulseaudio channel know?
[17:06] <kpettit> I love it.  You can setup region's on your screen so if you move your mouse to the right edge it controls computer X or whatever
[17:06] <v0lksman> erUSUL, not a bad idea! :)  will try my luck there...thanks!
[17:07] <Guest15299> this is cool indeed. i have an old laptop, with a damaged screen. so i use my TV as a main panel; sitting in my sofa, bluetooth keyboard, but no mouse... that s why i d like to get my mobile fr it
[17:08] <Zuzak> that synergy thing looks awesome
[17:09] <Dr_Willis> synergy is handy.
[17:09] <Dr_Willis> it can be a little confuiseing at first to setup. and I think theres some bugs where some meta-keys can get stuck,.
[17:10] <Guest15299> Dr_Willis, would you know of an app converting the android device in a touchpad/trackpad?
[17:10] <jmwpc> I've had good luck with Synergy... Linux laptop on the right, windows dual monitor machine on the left for work. The only problems I have ever had are with Photoshop
[17:11] <Dr_Willis> Guest15299:  I got my pc working as a keyboard for my android.. seen some android-mouse app in the app store. but never tried it.
[17:11] <Dr_Willis> Guest15299:  that altrix4g phone can work as touchpad. :) saw that in the store/demo.. which was a neat trick
[17:12] <Guest15299> Dr_Willis, thanks. I ll look at it!
[17:12] <Roasted> With Ubuntu on a Windows domain, does anybody know how to prevent the need from using DOMAIN\ in front of the user name you want to log in as?
[17:12] <kpettit> Guest15299, Are you going to be using your linux box for multimedia stuff?  If so Boxee is a good app and it has a good remote app on Android
[17:13] <ruan> is there a download manager which tries to resume a download if it fails?
[17:13] <Dr_Willis> XBMC  and vlc both have android-remote features :)
[17:13] <Guest15299> kpettit, basically, i d like to use the laptop. the screen is out. so i must go through VGA and TV, but it must go smooth
[17:13] <Dr_Willis> boxee uses xbmc i think dont it?
[17:13] <ruan> after x seconds
[17:14] <kpettit> boxee, yes.
[17:14] <Roasted> does XBMC finally offer 64 bit mode or are the developers still self righteous and think 32bit for life?
[17:14] <kpettit> boxee uses xbmc I mean.
[17:14] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  Hmm . i just installed xbmc on my 64bit systems
[17:14] <Dr_Willis> !info xbmc
[17:14] <kpettit> Roasted, I have no idae.  I've got it running on my ubuntu 64bit machine with default packages
[17:14] <Dr_Willis> Its not in the default repos. :) i frogot...
[17:14] <Guest15299> Dr_Willis, kpettit: right, but i don t want it to be a box. it s an old box, slow, and i fear installing more thinkgs on it could make him go worse
[17:15] <Roasted> Dr_Willis, that answers my questions then. 2 years ago or so I was on XBMC and it wouldnt let me install it on my 64 bit rig. I asked on the forums and the XBMC team freaked that I dont need that much RAM anyway and why am I in need of more than 3gb of RAM, etc.
[17:15] <Roasted> basically defending their view of 32 bit for life.
[17:15] <Roasted> glad to see it's changed, though. that was a ridiculous conversation that day.
[17:15] <Guest15299> Roasted, Dr_Willis, etc: is it hard to install xbmc? is it okay with 512 RAM?
[17:15] <Dr_Willis> i almost bought a BoxEE the other day..
[17:16] <Dr_Willis> Guest15299:  enable the proper repos.. sudo apt-get install xbmc. No idea on ram.
[17:16] <Roasted> Guest15299, I never ran XBMC on less than 2gb of RAM, so Ic ant comment. Last I used it it was easy.
[17:16] <Dr_Willis> Guest15299:  you may want to stick with vlc
[17:16] <kpettit> Guest15299, I'd install boxee instead of xbmc.  The packages are alot easier to install and there are addons like the remote for andoid/iphone and such
[17:16] <jiltdil> i have some pictures in zip how to extract it via command in terminal?
[17:16] <mari> hola
[17:16] <Dr_Willis> Hmm. I dont recall ever seeing a 'boxee' program.. just xbmc..
[17:16] <kpettit> Guest15299, I think it depends on your video card.   Give it a try.  Doesn't hurt to check it out
[17:17] <Guest15299> ok. so xbmc: no; vlc: wellm, i d like to use the whole desktop with a mouse...
[17:17] <kpettit> http://www.boxee.tv/download
[17:17] <Dr_Willis> xbmc also is a bit heaver on the video requirements..
[17:17] <kpettit> oh they do have a 64bit version now.  Cool
[17:17] <bentech4you> my wifi is not working..how to fix that.?
[17:17] <bentech4you> i tried to install the firmware..that also failed
[17:18] <Roasted> bentech4you, what chip
[17:18] <kpettit> bentech4you, you can try to click on "System -> Administration -> Additional Drivers" to see if it picks up anything.  Otherwise you needs to google ubuntu and your hardware
[17:19] <bentech4you> my chip is "0c:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11b/g LP-PHY (rev 01)"
[17:19] <chaos_theory> anyone know any good software to compress PDF files? like an epic compression %
[17:20] <ruan> chaos_theory: best compression i've seen is 7z
[17:20] <Ziber> What would stop apache from recognizing PHP? I can run PHP on the commandline, but it just shows a blank page on my site.
[17:20] <chaos_theory> ruan: how do I compress it into 7z?
[17:20] <sipior> chaos_theory: unless the pdf files are very special indeed, you are unlikely to see a great benefit from any file compression.
[17:20] <Dr_Willis> !7z
[17:21] <SimonPHOENIX_> how can i connect with my server from ubuntu like tunnelier to ubuntu also?
[17:21] <SimonPHOENIX_> i have not any ftp server there
[17:21] <Dr_Willis> SimonPHOENIX_:  ssh can do tunnles..
[17:21] <Guest15299> thanks
[17:21] <sipior> chaos_theory: beyond the basic compression that most pdf files employ. (assuming you're writing the pdf files yourself)
[17:21] <SimonPHOENIX_> i know, but how to open window like gnome for example?
[17:22] <nameless`> SimonPHOENIX_: ssh -X
[17:22] <bentech4you> in additional drivers it shows that "Broadcom STA wireless driver" and the message is like "This Driver is activated but not currently in use"
[17:22] <chaos_theory> sipior: do you know of any software which I can open and edit the pdf and change the quailty?
[17:22] <Dr_Willis> SimonPHOENIX_:  'ssh -X remotebox' run the app from the terminal you are in..
[17:22] <brian> msg nickserv identify r8az0d3a
[17:22] <jetsnoc> msg nickserv identify r8az0d3a
[17:22] <Dr_Willis> SimonPHOENIX_:  thats not really a tunnel. thats just x forwa4reding.
[17:22] <jetsnoc> hahahaha
[17:22] <nameless`> lol brishu jetsnoc fail
[17:22] <Dr_Willis> try again jet :)
[17:22] <sipior> chaos_theory: the quality of what, exactly? the compression?
[17:22] <jetsnoc> fail fail fail
[17:22] <Dr_Willis> Phail even
[17:23] <bentech4you> but my wireless is not working
[17:23] <chaos_theory> sipior: well the end result is to have a odf which is  quite a bit smaller than the one I have now
[17:23] <silverlightning> anyone using xchat?
[17:23] <Dr_Willis> Hmm.. Boxee on Ubuntu can do netflix? I dident think netflix worked on any linux..
[17:23] <ginnn> how do I hide the home, desktop, and trash icons in the sidebar of Nautilus?
[17:23] <jetsnoc> mmmm good thing that was a throw away password and it's changed now
[17:23] <Dr_Willis> silverlightning:  lots of people use it.
[17:23] <chaos_theory> *pdf
[17:23] <bentech4you> please help me
[17:24] <dogukan> hi
[17:24] <larious> actually I am new to ubuntu and I have passion for this os and need to install my modem so that I can be able to browse but it fail and this cant let me connect to the internet, someone have any Idea on this issue
[17:24] <jetsnoc> wow this channel has a lot of whiners
[17:24] <sipior> chaos_theory: have a look at pdftk. i suspect you won't see much improvement, but you can have a go.
[17:24] <Dr_Willis> larious:  what kind of modem?
[17:24] <dogukan> i can't see system tray icons on 11.04 unity
[17:24] <larious> Huawei
[17:24] <silverlightning> good, do you know how do I connect to a server like maya.2012info.ca Dr_Willis? I cannot make my xchat connect
[17:24] <chaos_theory> sipior: thanks I will give it a try
[17:24] <Guest15299> boxee downloaded,  i click on the deb file, nothing happens
[17:24] <Dr_Willis> dogukan:  see #ubuntu+1 channel. for 11.04 and i think that part is a work in progress.
[17:25] <jetsnoc>    silver: /server maya.2012info.ca
[17:25] <berkes> hmm. I can only use my webcam when running Cheese as sudo. Should my user be in some particular group?
[17:25] <dogukan> Dr_Willis, ok thanks
[17:25] <larious> Dr_Willis: do you have any Idea on how I can install it to work
[17:25] <silverlightning> jetsnoc, thanks will try it right away
[17:25] <Ziber> What would stop apache from recognizing PHP? I can run PHP on the commandline, but it just shows a blank page on my site.
[17:26] <opie> ziber: you did manual restart after adding php?
[17:26] <jetsnoc> Ziber: after you installed php5 and libapache2-mod-php5 be sure to restart apache, common pitfall, module is loaded but apache knows nothing about it so restart the apache2 service
[17:26] <Dr_Willis> larious:  what kind of modem is it?
[17:26] <Ziber> jetsnoc: restarted it a number of times, no effect.
[17:26] <bentech4you> please check this http://pastebin.com/1nbTnrp6..please help me to solve my wifi issue
[17:27] <larious> Dr_Willis: Huawei EC226
[17:27] <Dr_Willis> larious:  cable modem? dial up? dsl?
[17:27] <noob> hey , is unity stable to be used on ubuntu 10.10
[17:27] <vio> holaaaaaaaa
[17:27] <larious> Dr_Willis: USB broadband
[17:27] <opie> hey there vio
[17:28] <Dr_Willis> larious:  so it is from the cable company?
[17:28] <vio> espa├▒a
[17:28] <Guest15299> Dr_Willis, kpettit. boxee installing. but there are no remotes in android. only remotes for contrl┬Īolling mulimedia player
[17:28] <bentech4you> please help me
[17:28] <buttclincher> can yall helpwith samba
[17:28] <Dr_Willis> Guest15299:  look again. I found several xbmc remotes. and several vlc remotes.. and a few roku remotes..
[17:28] <AbuBadr> hi there
[17:28] <larious> Dr_Willis: I dont use cable
[17:28] <Dr_Willis> Guest15299:  boxee seems to be using xbmc.
[17:28] <buttclincher> hows good with samba
[17:28] <berkes> NM /dev/video0 was owned by "video" group. Added myself and cam is working again for normal user.
[17:28] <buttclincher> anyone know how to fix samba
[17:29] <Dr_Willis> buttclincher:  depends on the problem. Samba docs are in the samba-doc package  (like 3 books worth of docs and guides)
[17:29] <vio> buna
[17:29] <Dr_Willis> buttclincher:  so be more specific in the issue.
[17:29] <vio> nu vb nimeni cu mine
[17:29] <LjL> !es | vio
[17:29] <AbuBadr> i tried everything to install java with no luck! :(    how can i get it to run in google chrome?
[17:29] <larious> Dr_Willis: dont know how to answer that question .....
[17:29] <Dr_Willis> larious:  is this a wireless 3g thing? using the DSL phone lines?  How is the thing plugging into the internets?
[17:30] <silverlightning> abubadr, have you all the restricted packages ?
[17:30] <ruan> is there a download manager which tries to resume a download if it fails?
[17:30] <buttclincher> well the problem im having with samba is that it cant find the pcs by name.. looks like nm is rewriting /etc/resolv.cof
[17:30] <gedO> Hey, can someone help me with flu.x????
[17:30] <karla> ruan: wget -c ?
[17:30] <larious> Dr_Willis: Is a wireless 3G plug in with USB
[17:30] <bentech4you> no one helping me
[17:30] <bentech4you> :(
[17:30] <buttclincher> i cant find anything onloine
[17:30] <gedO> Hey, can someone help me with flu.x????
[17:30] <Dr_Willis> buttclincher:  i 'cheat' and edit my /etc/hosts and set up static ip's on all the machines.. I think theres some other ways to get around that.
[17:31] <AbuBadr> silverlightning, what are they? is there an easy way to do so?    i'm new to linux
[17:31] <silverlightning> abubadr, I had major trouble with java on one of my laptops, but on the other ubuntu slided on like a well oiled chain, no trouble at all with java, flash or anything
[17:31] <karla> ruan: you can even set it to unlimited retries
[17:31] <juniour> hi
[17:31] <gedO> Hey, can someone help me with flu.x????
[17:31] <pcypher> still cannot solve my cacti problem
[17:31] <larious>  Dr_Willis: Is a wireless 3G plug in with USB
[17:31] <Dr_Willis> buttclincher:  i think someone mentioned using a dns proxy or somthing the other day to get that working.. but i only have a 5 pc lan. so its not that big an issue.
[17:31] <AbuBadr> silverlightning,  weird!
[17:32] <jiltdil> i have a directory on desktop. how to go through command in terminal to this directory?
[17:32] <silverlightning> abubadr, just search for "restricted" in package manager and they will turn up. Marke off and apply,
[17:32] <Dr_Willis> larious:   Never used one.. but now at least you can form a complete/detailed question to ask others...
[17:32] <gedO> Hey, can someone help me with flu.x????
[17:32] <juniour> hi im runnig ubuntu via virtual box i wanna to increse the screen resolution how to do that
[17:32] <Dr_Willis> jiltdil:  cd ~/Desktop/Location
[17:32] <erUSUL> vio: esperanto ?
[17:32] <Guest15299> Dr_Willis, okay, i ll try, but it seems this is not a touchpad/mouse: more a player control
[17:32] <Dr_Willis> jiltdil:  rember Case is ImporntantT.. and you may want to check a bash guide or 2.
[17:32] <larious>  Dr_Willis: can I show you something in pastebin
[17:32] <dto> hi folks. Ubuntu seem to no longer have a "deactivate touchpad completely" checkbox.  using xinput to stop the touchpad only works for a short time---- Ubuntu re-enables the touchpad periodically.
[17:32] <gedO> junior, do you have installed guest?
[17:32] <karla> juniour: try in #vbox
[17:32] <gedO> Hey, can someone help me with flu.x????
[17:33] <overclucker> ruan: wget, or aria2 support continues
[17:33] <gedO> Hey, can someone help me with flu.x????
[17:33] <noob> hey , is unity stable to be used on ubuntu 10.10
[17:33] <buttclincher> thx dr
[17:33] <karla> ruan: and under firefox, DownThemAll
[17:33] <opie> ged0: maybe, what issues are you having?
[17:33] <silverlightning> abubadr, if you marked of for restricted and copyright stuff during the install process, restricted packages should instal problem free
[17:33] <jiltdil> Dr_Willis: should i to use   ~
[17:33] <erUSUL> !repeat | gedO
[17:33] <Dr_Willis> jiltdil:  time to check some bash tutorials.. ~ = /home/yoruusername/
[17:34] <AbuBadr> silverlightning, thanks i'll try that
[17:34] <drc> dto: try http://www.webupd8.org/2011/02/touchpad-indicator-now-automatically.html
[17:35] <larious> Dr_Willis: you there
[17:35] <kpettit> Guest15299, there is "Boxee WiFi Remote" in android marketplace
[17:35] <bfvtech> im having an issue with the mouse left click on ubuntu 10.10 help plz
[17:35] <SimonPHOENIX> im logged in but ssh -x remotebox doesnt work
[17:35] <dto> drc: thanks !
[17:36] <luckybunny> hey everyone. Been having a problem getting my NVIDIA driver installed http://pastebin.com/CgQVCiR9
[17:36] <dto> drc: is there really no way to do this without a PPA?
[17:36] <drc> dto: just wish there was one for xfce
[17:36] <drc> dto: dunno, that was the easiest way I found
[17:36] <SimonPHOENIX> how can i open window using ssh_
[17:36] <SimonPHOENIX> ?
[17:36] <drc> dto: and it worked as advertised
[17:37] <karla> SimonPHOENIX: X11 forwarding
[17:37] <soreau> SimonPHOENIX: Not sure exactly what you mean. Maybe you want ssh -X?
[17:37] <EzeQL> hi
[17:37] <overclucker> SimonPHOENIX: ssh user@host -X guiapp, if you mean x11 forwarding
[17:37] <drc> dto: the problem was "disable the touchpad totally"...there are other ways to "disable while typing"
[17:37] <EzeQL> how can i find some text on *.php files?
[17:38] <nameless`> EzeQL: grep text *.php
[17:38] <karla> SimonPHOENIX: you also need a X server running on your ssh client side
[17:38] <Zuzak> ah, is there a task manager hidden somewhere in ubuntu? I've got some programs that are refusing to stop running
[17:38] <dto> drc: i tried that, it doesn't work. i just want to turn it off because the buttons on the touchpad are part of the touchpad, but ubuntu thinks they're part of the pointing surface, so i can't really click on anything
[17:38] <karla> SimonPHOENIX: depending on the OS you might have to install that seperately
[17:38] <soreau> Zuzak: Use kill(all) -9
[17:38] <drc> dto: the thing I like about the way I sent was that it has an option to disable only while a mouse was pluged in
[17:39] <Dr_Willis> SimonPHOENIX:  if you are on a linux machine.. and using X.. you open up a terminal... 'ssh -X remotebox'   log in, and run whatever app you want. it should appear locally.
[17:39] <dto> drc: how do i start touchpad indicator now?
[17:39] <Dr_Willis> larious:  ive never used a 3g modem. so have no idea what drivers or other things it may need. I just teather tomy cell phone.
[17:39] <drc> dto: did you install that applet?
[17:40] <dto> oh, it's not in Add to Panel, it's in Applications->accessories
[17:40] <dto> found it
[17:40] <drc> dto: enjoy :)
[17:40] <dto> thanks drc :)
[17:40] <SimonPHOENIX> karla, how can i install it on minimal version of ubuntu_
[17:40] <Guest43310> helo
[17:40] <Curly_Q> What is the command to check if Ubuntu has VNC installed also what is the command to initiate it?
[17:40] <dto> ok now drc i have another question
[17:40] <karla> SimonPHOENIX: apt-get install Xorg
[17:40] <andreylosev> does anyone use aria2?
[17:40] <dto> what is the status of Unity? i tried it the other day and it seemed interesting, but couldn't quite figure it out.
[17:41] <andreylosev> how do I download a file using aria2 from bittorrent and ftp at the same time?
[17:41] <Guest15299> boxee installed, how to run it?
[17:41] <karla> SimonPHOENIX: actually... xorg not Xorg :)
[17:41] <drc> dto: go
[17:41] <dto> drc: what is the status of Unity? i tried it the other day and it seemed interesting, but couldn't quite figure it out.
[17:42] <drc> dto: I hate Unity...end of discussion :)
[17:42] <Dr_Willis> Guest15299:  it addas a boxee item to the video menu.......
[17:42] <dto> drc: haha
[17:42] <Guest15299> ok
[17:42] <karla> SimonPHOENIX: or xserver-xorg for a more compact setup