[14:52] <MK13> mezquitale, ubuntu already has the correct one
[14:52] <joeyeye> Chessguy: yes, my bad
[14:52] <pwizard88> indus:  Thanks :) , now can you please tell me where do I put my startup scripts in ubuntu? I got to set the http_proxy env variable, presently setting it manually at every startup
[14:52] <indus> pwizard88: i wont be able to help with this sorry :(
[14:53] <pwizard88> indus: Tried putting it in ~/.bash_profile, didn't work
[14:53] <vigo> Maybe rsync is the route I need to look at more?
[14:53] <mezquitale> MK13, and youre not getting an ip??  What is the output of "iwconfig"?
[14:53] <pwizard88> indus: Ohk
[14:53] <Alvinware> vigo, try one by one all the available disc burning software in add/remove, and synaptic pakage manger to meet your need.
[14:53] <MK13> mezquitale, hold on, havent tried iwconfig yet
[14:53] <grawity> pwizard88: ~/.bashrc is probably what you want.
[14:53] <joeyeye> Chessguy: you ran off again ?
[14:53] <kbp> ifconfig
[14:53] <Chessguy> n o
[14:53] <Chessguy> ugh now the hplip setup doesn't work
[14:54] <Alvinware> vigo, for me, i'm using Gnome baker.
[14:54] <pwizard88> grawity: Ok, but when does ~/.bash_profile run? I heard it runs when an interactive login shell starts...that should be the time when I login?
[14:54] <grawity> pwizard88: When you login to the console, yes. But GUI logins don't run a shell.
[14:54] <vigo> Alvinware: Thank you, that is most likely the right way, I was using whatever default was in 9.04, getting Gnomebaker now, Thank you all.
[14:54] <mezquitale> Chessguy, to configure your printer use the "Printing" applet in "system-->Administration"
[14:54] <pwizard88> grawity: Ohk. And when exactly does ~/.bashrc run?
[14:56] <mattgyver> Has anyone gotten no-ip.com's updating application to run on boot, i have followed their guide however it does not run on boot.
[14:56] <Catspiritone> Argh, can nobody help me with diff patching in Windows?
[14:57] <kbp> mattgyver: dnsexit works well
[14:57] <pwizard88> grawity: Ohk. And when exactly does ~/.bashrc run?
[14:57] <Pici> Catspiritone: You were already told that this is not the place to ask about Windows.  Either ##windows or maybe ##programming
[14:57] <lstarnes> pwizard88: when bash starts
[14:57] <lstarnes> pwizard88: which usually starts whenever you open a terminal or a shell
[14:58] <indus> Catspiritone: you could try at a later time in ##WINDOWS
[14:58] <indus> Catspiritone: you wont get support here for it
[14:58] <Catspiritone> Sorry..
[14:58] <indus> Catspiritone: ya #programming might be better
[14:58] <indus> Catspiritone: which language ?
[14:58] <Viliny> Catspiritone, diff patching?
[14:58] <Pici> !ot
[15:00] <Evet> I installed phpmyadmin, but i cant reach. gives 404 error. What I must do?
[15:01] <iceroot> Evet: http://localhost/phpmyadmin gives 404?
[15:01] <indus> ok guys i got to go play wolfenstein
[15:01] <indus> bye all
[15:01] <Evet> iceroot, i installed to my server, http://server-ip/phpmyadmin gives 404
[15:02] <iceroot> Evet: look at /var/www if there is phpmyadmin
[15:02] <kbp> evet: try to add index.php does it work?
[15:02] <satheeshm> okay da
[15:03] <jess> hello
[15:03] <len> is canonical dropping xorg.conf?
[15:03] <Evet> iceroot, there is no phpadmin at /var/www.
[15:04] <refnumzx> i am getting the following from dansguardian on ubuntu jaunty. dansguardian[5347]: segfault at ffffffff ip b7d545eb sp bf9bd90c error 4 in libc-2.9.so[b7cdd000+15c000]  anybody know how to fix this?
[15:04] <Evet> but, it works when i move phpadmin dir to /var/www
[15:04] <iceroot> Evet: installed with apt-get?
[15:04] <Evet> from /usr/shared
[15:04] <bbtony> ki est francais ???
[15:04] <jess> ok
[15:04] <Evet> iceroot, used aptitude
[15:04] <satheeshm> hi jess
[15:04] <ikanobori> !fr | bbtony
[15:05] <len> no one can help me?
[15:06] <nanotube> len: xorg in dropping xorg.conf. well, not dropping, but it's optional now. why you ask?
[15:06] <vigo> I downloaded some stuff from the internet, is ClamAV the thing to use if I do not want to pass any viruses that may or may not be on this system to Windows users?
[15:06] <diey0sa> what best application to mount disk?if ubuntu=ntfs-3g for ntfs partition
[15:07] <len> nanotube, I have asus g50vt and my numeric pad is not working properly and I got a tutorial who says to modify keyboard on xorg, but the section on my ubuntu doesnt exists
[15:07] <nanotube> len: create the section. xorg will parse whatever is there.
[15:07] <nanotube> len: and use fancy autoset for everything else
[15:08] <quizme> is mcrypt the standard encryption program for ubuntu ?
[15:09] <monty_hall> "export <<somefile>> ?= <<blablabla>>"  is make files and shell scripts.  What is the question mark for?
[15:09] <Evet> iceroot?
[15:09] <SodaPhish> quizme: for what purpose?
[15:09] <monty_hall> *in* not is
[15:09] <len> nanotube, but don really exactly know what params I should put on Input device, the only thing the tutorial ask to do is to put Option		"XkbOptions"	"numpad:microsoft" in this section
[15:09] <iceroot> Evet?
[15:09] <quizme> sodaphish courier mysql crypt
[15:09] <Evet> iceroot, there is no phpadmin at /var/www.
[15:09] <SodaPhish> mcrypt is default, yes.
[15:09] <SodaPhish> I believe
[15:10] <diey0sa> pardon..is it shopadmin?
[15:10] <iceroot> Evet: make a symlink or a alias in apache, so that the installed one can be accessed from /var/www/
[15:10] <len> nanotube, it's ok to just put this line inside the section?
[15:10] <pwizard88> When I set environment variables  by running a script, they don't change in the terminal from which the script is run (probably because the script runs in a seperate child process). How do I change the env variable of the current shell then?
[15:10] <nanotube> len: see this thread, post # 2
[15:10] <nanotube> len: for example of section
[15:10] <Evet> iceroot, i tried to move phpadmin dir to /var/www from /usr/share/
[15:10] <grawity> pwizard88: If you're talinkg about .bashrc and such, then they aren't executed - they're sourced
[15:11] <Evet> everyone can google it
[15:11] <grawity> pwizard88: You also could try using 'source'
[15:11] <len> nanotube, where's the link?
[15:11] <Evet> it works but unsafe
[15:11] <pwizard88> grawity: Ok. Thanks :)
[15:11] <nanotube> len: oh whoops, here's the link: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=60336
[15:11] <iceroot> Evet: because of that you are using a password with phpmyadmin
[15:11] <iceroot> Evet: http://alpha-unix.de/phpmyadmin  like this
[15:11] <nanotube> len: no you don't want to just stick it into an empty "section inputdevice" section, since then xorg won't know which inputdevice it applies to
[15:12] <erUSUL> pwizard88: export VARIABLE=value
[15:12] <len> nanotube, i'll try here. Ty for help
[15:13] <Evet> iceroot, u sure that i should put phpmyadmin in public area?
[15:13] <pwizard88> erUSUL: yeah but if I put that in a shell script and simply execute it the change doesn't show in the parent terminal...using source fixes it though
[15:13] <erUSUL> pwizard88: ok
[15:13] <iceroot> Evet: where do you want to put it?
[15:13] <nanotube> len: also see last post in that thread, for apparently a gui-way to do this
[15:14] <len> cool, i'll check it out
[15:14] <DwightShroot> need some LKL help please
[15:15] <erUSUL> !ask | DwightShroot
[15:15] <Evet> iceroot, for example with lamp, there is no phpmyadmin in /var/www
[15:15] <iceroot> Evet: where do you want to put it?
[15:16] <iceroot> Evet: and why are you afraid? use a password
[15:16] <Evet> iceroot, it automatically installed in /usr/shared
[15:16] <iceroot> Evet: yes, put a symlink to /var/www
[15:17] <iceroot> Evet: or use an apache-alias
[15:17] <DwightShroot> i just installed LKL and want to set a specific folder for the log to be stored, and im having trouble with the commands
[15:17] <garymc> Hi, im closing my Dedicated server and i need to make a backup of my SQL databse
[15:17] <diey0sa> can i edit my ubuntu partition to make it small space for my archlinux?
[15:17] <garymc> I havnt used for a long time and have forgotten and lost my commmand stuff
[15:17] <iceroot> Evet: both will produce http://host/phpmyadmin
[15:17] <garymc> that i use in putty
[15:17] <erUSUL> diey0sa: from a livecd with gparted
[15:17] <Evet> iceroot, can people google it if i use symlink?
[15:17] <iceroot> garymc: mysqldump
[15:17] <iceroot> Evet: of course
[15:17] <diey0sa> erUSUL, it not delete that partition file?
[15:17] <garymc> iceroot yes thats it
[15:18] <garymc> but ive forgot how to do it all in putty
[15:18] <iceroot> Evet: everything your apache host can found by google and real persons
[15:18] <garymc> :(
[15:18] <iceroot> garymc: man mysqldump
[15:18] <garymc> my server gets shut down in less than 2 hours and I need to copy it to my laptop
[15:18] <diey0sa> erUSUL, i think it will remove file to make me edit that partition size
[15:18] <Evet> iceroot, hmm
[15:18] <erUSUL> diey0sa: ? no data will be lost if all goes well (you can never be sure sh*t happens)
[15:18] <garymc> what would the full command at root be iceroot
[15:18] <garymc> ?
[15:19] <nanotube> garymc: just "man mysqldump" to see what order things should go in
[15:19] <garymc> err ok
[15:19] <iceroot> garymc: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/mysqldump.html
[15:20] <diey0sa> erUSUL, i try on windows partition.i have file on local disk D.i edit that partition(devide to 2 partition) and it remove all my file in that partition
[15:20] <iceroot> garymc: mysqldump --all-databases > myfile.sql   look for host, user, password
[15:21] <garymc> ill giv that a go
[15:21] <garymc> so I just type
[15:21] <DwightShroot> need help with LKL commands
[15:21] <garymc> I cant remmeber what I called the database
[15:21] <iceroot> Evet: /usr/share can not be access from apache, because of that you set a symlink or alias
[15:21] <erUSUL> DwightShroot: what is LKL ?
[15:22] <iceroot> garymc: please read the manual and look at --all-databases
[15:22] <iceroot> garymc: or have a look into your db for the name of one database
[15:22] <DwightShroot> erUSUL: a keylogger
[15:22] <garymc> yeah i dont think ill have enough time as i got less than 2 hours to go
[15:22] <Evet> iceroot, thanks, i use symlink
[15:22] <iceroot> garymc: i think its not hard to understand mysqldump within 2 hours
[15:22] <garymc> ok
[15:22] <iceroot> garymc: also #mysql is a good place
[15:22] <garymc> ok
[15:23] <nanotube> garymc: fire up mysql, and run statement "show databases;" to get a list of dbs.
[15:23] <garymc> im finding the database name now
[15:24] <garymc> my databse is called vboki
[15:24] <nanotube> DwightShroot: and what kind of help with lkl do you need?
[15:24] <iceroot> garymc: mysqldump -h localhost -u yourusername -p  --all-databases > mybackup.sql  this will save all databases you can see/access
[15:25] <iceroot> garymc: on localhost
[15:25] <nanotube> garymc: so, "mysqldump --databases vboki > mydumpfilename"
[15:25] <DwightShroot> nanotube: basic use of it, commands and such, mainly setting a specific folder to store the log
[15:26] <Ascavasaion> I did an Upgrade with synaptic from 8.10 to 9.04 and I lost the nice little feature that when I press the volume controls on my Notebook I can increase, decrease or mute the sound on the notebook.  any ideas how to get that working again?
[15:26] <garymc> nanotube that code doesnt include username and password
[15:26] <garymc> ?
[15:26] <iceroot> garymc: see my code also see the manpage and the website i send you
[15:26] <Ascavasaion> I am using Gnome
[15:27] <nanotube> garymc: see what iceroot has posted :) -u username, etc.
[15:27] <garymc> ok ill giv it a shot
[15:27] <nanotube> DwightShroot: run lkl with "-h" option, it will give you some help.
[15:28] <nanotube> DwightShroot: alse i might suggest using pykeylogger as an alternative to lkl...
[15:28] <DwightShroot> nanotube: is it more user  friendly
[15:28] <cyberninja1> hi guys my email client says 'relay not permitted' when trying to send an email after i enabled virtual domain aliases for email forwarding
[15:29] <garymc> i followed it asked for password
[15:29] <garymc> now its just sitting there
[15:29] <garymc> is it copying?
[15:29] <nanotube> DwightShroot: yes... see the website
[15:29] <iceroot> garymc: what do you think you have to do?
[15:29] <iceroot> garymc: if it is asking for your password?
[15:29] <garymc> i need to find the file i just created
[15:29] <garymc> how would I find it in src?
[15:29] <garymc> to copy it to my comp
[15:30] <iceroot> garymc: the backup is there where you executed the command
[15:30] <nanotube> garymc: the file should have been created in the directory from which you ran mysqldump. probably your home dir?
[15:30] <garymc> I executed in root i think
[15:30] <iceroot> garymc: you are root?
[15:30] <garymc> yes
[15:30] <nanotube> garymc: well, there it should be, then.
[15:30] <iceroot> garymc: it is a public server?
[15:30] <garymc> its a dedicated server
[15:30] <garymc> im getting rid as i dont need no more
[15:31] <iceroot> garymc: please dont get this wrong but if you dont know anything about linux its not a good idea to host a server (spam, warez and so on)
[15:31] <garymc> I installed all that stuff last year
[15:31] <len> nanotube, the opt found to do this using UI doenst work, gonna try using xorg
[15:31] <nanotube> len; ok
[15:31] <garymc> but aint touched it since and have forgott how i did it all
[15:31] <iceroot> garymc: you dont use updates?
[15:32] <DwightShroot> nanotube: sudo apt-get pykeylogger???
[15:32] <garymc> can i search for the .sql file i just created?
[15:32] <garymc> i cant find it
[15:32] <nanotube> DwightShroot: no, it's not in the repos. see http://pykeylogger.sourceforge.net/
[15:32] <iceroot> garymc: ls, its in the same folder you startet the mysql command
[15:32] <nanotube> garymc: it should be in the dir where you executed mysqldump - just "ls -al ." to list contenst.
[15:33] <nanotube> garymc: but yes, you can also find it with "find / -name mysqldump.sql" (or whatever filename you made)
[15:33] <len> nanotube, is there anyway to reload xorg without restarting gnome?
[15:33] <garymc> it says root root
[15:33] <nanotube> len: no, gnome runs on top of xorg...
[15:33] <garymc> got it
[15:34] <iceroot> garymc: because you started the command as root
[15:34] <nanotube> iceroot: weird huh? :)
[15:34] <garymc> cool
[15:34] <iceroot> nanotube: i need his ip, to put it in spamassasin and so on
[15:34] <garymc> its copying now
[15:35] <garymc> Thanks for your help iceroot
[15:35] <nanotube> iceroot: haha, well he says he's getting rid of it...
[15:35] <iceroot> garymc: np
[15:35] <nanotube> garymc: good work :)
[15:35] <garymc> 73,0000 kb is that 73 mb big
[15:35] <iceroot> nanotube: :)
[15:35] <garymc> only small?
[15:35] <DwightShroot> nanotube: do you know how to set a keymap file with lkl
[15:35] <Vlack> hi
[15:36] <nanotube> garymc: yea, 73000kb is 73mb
[15:36] <garymc> ok nice one
[15:36] <garymc> thanks for your help people
[15:36] <garymc> ;)
[15:36] <garymc> saved my hairy ones
[15:36] <garymc> ;)
[15:37] <Vlack> how do you make a green turn into black?
[15:37] <DaDa|Urka> WHy am i getting the munin notification twice, one with UNKNOWN values?
[15:38] <myhnet> hi, is there anyone who know port 50613 in ubuntu desktop?
[15:38] <myhnet> tcp        0      0 <IP_ADDRESS>:50613           <IP_ADDRESS>:*               LISTEN      -
[15:39] <grawity> myhnet: Doesn't seem to be a known service ... can you do "netstat -lptn" as root?
[15:39] <myhnet> too strange, i can't see the process though i logged in as root
[15:39] <grawity> Or, better, fuser -n tcp 50613
[15:39] <nanotube> DwightShroot: you can run "dumpkeys > mykeymap.txt" from a console to generate a keymap. then supply that file to lkl with the -k option.
[15:39] <carldani> hi
[15:39] <myhnet> thank you grawity, i will try
[15:40] <myhnet> nothing returns
[15:40] <nanotube> myhnet: try "sudo netstat -plantu" see what lists as the process name
[15:40] <p-f> is there a way to paste what's in X's selection buffer without having to use the middle mouse button? C-v referes to a different buffer about half of the time.
[15:41] <grawity> p-f: Shift+Insert sometimes works.
[15:41] <myhnet> nanotube, i logged as root
[15:41] <p-f> grawity, shift+insert is the same as C-v, as far as I know
[15:41] <carldani> to whom can I report a bug in the FAQ?
[15:41] <nanotube> myhnet: well, then do it without sudo :)
[15:41] <Ascavasaion> I did an Upgrade with synaptic from 8.10 to 9.04 and I lost the nice little feature that when I press the volume controls on my Notebook I can increase, decrease or mute the sound on the notebook.  any ideas how to get that working again?
[15:42] <p-f> grawity, it's a bit strange that a platform with such a high percentage of mouse-haters would have a copy buffer that's only accessible through the mouse :)
[15:42] <myhnet> nanotube, it returns me "-" in the process field
[15:42] <carldani> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CommonQuestions#Releases%20and%20Version%20Numbers mentions "What is the next release of Ubuntu?", but does not answer that question
[15:42] <grawity> myhnet: Did you try fuser -n tcp <port>?
[15:43] <myhnet> grawity, sure
[15:43] <myhnet> but nothing returns
[15:43] <myhnet> no process listen on it
[15:43] <erUSUL> myhnet: «sudo lsof -ni :port»
[15:43] <grawity> I doubt that'll work either.
[15:44] <nanotube> myhnet: interesting... probably something like avahi-daemon or something...
[15:44] <grawity> nanotube: That should still be shown by netstat and fuser.
[15:44] <nanotube> grawity: should :)
[15:44] <myhnet> erUSUL, thank you, but still nothing returns
[15:45] <stroyan> myhnet: sudo netstat -tanp   should find the process for each port
[15:45] <carldani> grawity: agreed. unless you have insufficient permissions. hm.
[15:45] <grawity> carldani: Being root?
[15:45] <myhnet> no process using it. but i don't know why it opens
[15:46] <carldani> myhnet: my next gues would be that either selinux or apparmor interfere
[15:46] <myhnet> stroyan, nothing returns
[15:46] <fumblnoob> myhnet: telnet localhost 50613 and see if it gives any banner
[15:46] <grawity> nc -vv localhost 50613 would be better
[15:46] <carldani> myhnet: udp or tcp? I entered the discussion a bit late.
[15:46] <grawity> carldani: tcp
[15:46] <fumblnoob> yeah
[15:47] <stroyan> myhnet: Do you see process IDs for several other ports, but none for that port?
[15:47] <myhnet> apparmor inter face?
[15:47] <tyler_johnston> i have a question if anyone can answer, i ran an apt-get update last night on my ubuntu server and now its rejecting all incoming requests
[15:47] <myhnet> tcp
[15:47] <Evet> What is wrong with this .htaccess code: http://pastebin.com/d106e6e05
[15:47] <orksbane> having difficulty with dcc file transfers. can only send passive. router and client set upnp on. ?
[15:47] <carldani> myhnet: which port number was it?
[15:47] <docenaranjas> Anyone have any recent experience doing system upgrades from 6.10?  I had a weird issue arise.
[15:47] <myhnet> to tyler_jojhnston, try another source
[15:47] <myhnet> 50613
[15:48] <carldani> myhnet: ah.
[15:48] <tyler_johnston> myhnet: the update ran but now im having issues sshing in or accessing apache
[15:48] <erUSUL> docenaranjas: 6.10 and 7.04 and 7.10 are eol so the repos are down (moved to other location)
[15:48] <erUSUL> !eol | docenaranjas
[15:49] <sd6> i have a problem whit compiz becauss this graphic card 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 300/305 PCI/AGP VGA Display Adapter
[15:49] <docenaranjas> thx, erUSUL
[15:49] <DanielW> hi
[15:49] <carldani> myhnet: such high port numbers are usually present if you masquerade network accesses for another host.
[15:49] <nanotube> tyler_johnston: hm, well, could be anything... is it at least responding to ping?
[15:49] <erUSUL> docenaranjas: you need the old-releases mirror... but with such an ancient release it is better to do a clean install
[15:49] <myhnet> i'm running 804
[15:50] <tyler_johnston> naontube: it can send out pings, but not respond, nmap says that ssh and http are open
[15:50] <stroyan> myhnet: Do you see process IDs for several other ports, but none for that port, using "sudo netstat -tanp" ?
[15:50] <DanielW> where does ubuntu get the kernel options (in my case napic) from when using update-grub?  i mean i could just change the options at the bottom of the menu.lst myself but i think that is not the way i should do it
[15:50] <tyler_johnston> nanotube: i had a friend reccomend runing tcpdump and nothing looked wrong, then http started working in and out
[15:50] <myhnet> stroyan
[15:50] <tyler_johnston> ssh wont work still
[15:50] <erUSUL> DanielW: there is kopts line in the grub config file
[15:50] <myhnet> yes i saw all others
[15:51] <DanielW> erk: the menu.lst?
[15:51] <nanotube> tyler_johnston: hm, weird... could it be in need of a reboot?
[15:51] <tyler_johnston> nanotube: already did that this morning
[15:51] <sd6> can somme one help me her
[15:51] <erUSUL> DanielW: sorry is defoptions
[15:52] <erUSUL> DanielW: grep -n defoptions /boot/grub/menu.lst
[15:52] <myhnet> carldani, it is not a router
[15:52] <stroyan> erUSUL: Actuall, it can be both defoptions "for the default" and "kopt".
[15:52] <DanielW> looks like it is kopt.  but that is commented out
[15:52] <tyler_johnston> nanotube: any other ideas? D:
[15:52] <erUSUL> sd6: with a sis card you can not have effects... there is no 3d driver aviable/good enough
[15:53] <erUSUL> stroyan: good to know... DanielW read what stroyan said to me
[15:53] <nanotube> tyler_johnston: ehrm... not really... if you have physical access, maybe try logging in from a console?
[15:53] <stroyan> DanielW: Those comments are actually spooky active comments that grub reads when updating.
[15:53] <tyler_johnston> nanotube: i do have console access, everything goes out but nothing is coming in other than http, my iptables are empty and UFW is disabled
[15:53] <carldani> myhnet: can you pastebin "netstat -lnp|grep ^..p" as root somewhere? maybe I get a few ideas once I see the output
[15:54] <sd6> erUSUL : so i should change it
[15:54] <nanotube> tyler_johnston: and what exactly happens when you try to ssh in?
[15:54] <tyler_johnston> nanotube: my connection times out
[15:54] <carldani> myhnet: or this is an unreaped zombie.
[15:54] <tyler_johnston> nanotube: i'm using putty from a win7 machine
[15:55] <myhnet> carldani, still the same
[15:55] <DanielW> ok  thank you worked :-)
[15:55] <myhnet> tcp        0      0 <IP_ADDRESS>:50613           <IP_ADDRESS>:*               LISTEN      -
[15:55] <DanielW> cu
[15:55] <nanotube> tyler_johnston: hrm... maybe some unusual putty setting? if you want you can /msg me an ip and i'll try from "real" ssh :)
[15:55] <carldani> tyler_johnston: either the machine is down or the firewalling is screwed or the network interface is screwed
[15:56] <tyler_johnston> nanotube: its an internal webserver, not public facing
[15:56] <myhnet> no zombie process from top
[15:56] <tyler_johnston> is there an way to rollback an apt-get upgrade?
[15:56] <LjL> tyler_johnston: no
[15:56] <WiZz3> hey, anyone know anything about configuring transmission bittorrent, i'm having trouble opening port 51413?
[15:57] <nanotube> tyler_johnston: hm ok. well, i'm out of ideas then... is there anything on the network between you and the server (ie, possibly some kind of firewall? )
[15:57] <tyler_johnston> nanotube: no
[15:57] <carldani> myhnet: is that the only line of output? I had hoped to see full output to get a feeling what your kernel displays for other connections
[15:57] <tyler_johnston> nanotube: this only started happening after i ran an apt-get upgrade
[15:57] <aboSamoor> how can I install a list of packages stored in a file ?
[15:58] <LjL> aboSamoor: you could use xargs, i suppose. how was the list generated, what exactly does it contain?
[15:58] <tyler_johnston> is there a logfile that apt creates?
[15:58] <lstarnes> tyler_johnston: there might be something in /var/log
[15:58] <myhnet> found another one (UDP) udp        0      0 <IP_ADDRESS>:39329           <IP_ADDRESS>:*                           -
[15:58] <Evet> What is wrong with this .htaccess code: http://pastebin.com/d106e6e05
[15:58] <LjL> tyler_johnston: /var/log/dpkg.log
[15:58] <nanotube> tyler_johnston: hrm, i don't know of an easy way to roll back - but you can manually install the older versions for each individual package that was upgraded... btw, was one of the upgrades a kernel, by any chance?
[15:59] <LjL> nanotube: would probably be a huge mess if the amount of upgrade packages is non-negligible
[15:59] <carldani> tyler_johnston: wait a second. http on that machine still works flawlessly, but all other network services are dead?
[15:59] <aboSamoor> LjL, it is generated by dpkg --get-selections
[15:59] <LjL> aboSamoor: in that case, you need to use dpkg --set-selections
[15:59] <nik_> hello
[16:00] <nanotube> aboSamoor: use --set-selections - the logical converse :)
[16:00] <tyler_johnston> carldani: well nothing can get access to the machine now since the update and unfortunately i just ran it without looking at what packages were being updated and now im trying to find the log file
[16:00] <nanotube> LjL: hrm, yea... mess indeed.
[16:00] <carldani> tyler_johnston: and console login doesn't work either?
[16:01] <tyler_johnston> console login works
[16:01] <tyler_johnston> it can ping out
[16:01] <tyler_johnston> http started randomly working after i was running tcpdump for a bit
[16:01] <tyler_johnston> but no dice oh ssh
[16:01] <stroyan> myhnet: Those processes might show up as lsof lines with a TYPE field of "raw".
[16:02] <carldani> tyler_johnston: heh. I remember such a problem. Nasty.
[16:02] <tyler_johnston> carldani: what was your resolution?
[16:02] <Guest33286> hi
[16:03] <carldani> tyler_johnston: it was an ip address conflict. pinging out worked because the destination host learned the MAC of the source from the ping, but pinging it from the outside while it was idle didn't work
[16:04] <carldani> tyler_johnston: I also had a MAC address conflict once (yes, MAC addresses are claimed to be globally unique, but in fact they aren't for many vendors)
[16:04] <Cynner>  http://www.lostworlds.lv/go.php?1139723800 new website game, come and play
[16:05] <tyler_johnston> hrm that might be it
[16:06] <carldani> tyler_johnston: it's easy to check. are you in the same subnet with the problem machine?
[16:06] <carldani> tyler_johnston: (no routers in between)
[16:06] <linduxed> ive got a folder that ive run "setfacl -m d:mask:rwx foobar/" on, but when i do a "touch bar.foo" that file doesnt inherit the rwx mask, it just gets rw. is there any way to have the d:mask transfer?
[16:06] <tyler_johnston> yeah
[16:07] <romeus1> hello
[16:07] <carldani> tyler_johnston: which is the network interface of a working machine you can use for diagnosis? eth1? eth0?
[16:08] <tyler_johnston> sec
[16:08] <neosoro> can anyone help me with my sound card?
[16:08] <romeus1> I'm running Ubuntu 9.04, I've noticed that pulseaudio CPU usage is high even when the computer is idle, it hovers around 15% (+/- 5%) which is similar to Xorg and sometimes higher.
[16:09] <neosoro> my audio just works with headphones what can be?
[16:09] <carldani> tyler_johnston: on the diagnosis machine, run "arping -b -I eth0 <IP_ADDRESS>" where <IP_ADDRESS> is the IP of the non-responding server. You should get exactly one response with one MAC address for every ARP you send out.
[16:10] <carldani> tyler_johnston: replace eth0 with the correct interface of the diagnosis machine.
[16:10] <romeus1> any ideas on how to rectify this?
[16:10] <ugliefrog> is there a terminal command to refrsh menu...i removed wine but it stil shows it in the menu
[16:10] <DwightShroot> need help installing pykeylogger, its already in the archive manager
[16:11] <ugliefrog> is there a terminal command to refrsh menu...i removed wine but it stil shows it in the menu
[16:11] <bobbob1016> My computer isn't starting up for some reason.  I tried taking the cmos battery out, but still nothing.  It is getting power since the lan light is on.  I tried a different plug, I disconnected everything, same issue.  It was working until last night when I shut it down.  Any ideas?
[16:11] <om26er> i've got a problem my panel disappears some times
[16:11] <sjlkg> hi, quick question.. how do i findo out which usergroup my account is in? is it "users" or is it the same name as my user account ?
[16:12] <stroyan> sjlkg: "id" will give you a list of groups you are in.
[16:12] <nanotube> DwightShroot: just extract the files to wherever you want them.
[16:12] <moncky> om26er: are you reffering to the Gnome panel?
[16:12] <dgeary2> ugliefrog: system -> preferences -> main menu
[16:12] <om26er> moncky: yes
[16:12] <tyler_johnston> carldani: only 1 mac address responded
[16:13] <moncky> sjlkg: sudo cat /etc/groups
[16:13] <moncky> om26er: may sound daft but are you sure you havent got it set to auto hide?
[16:13] <nanotube> ugliefrog: try "killall gnome-panel" to restart panel, that'll refresh the menu. if wine properly uninstalled teh shortcut, it should go away. if not... then manualyl edit the menu using what dgeary2 said.
[16:13] <om26er> moncky: no that's not the case
[16:14] <erUSUL> !resetpanel
[16:14] <sjlkg> moncky: doesn't that give me a list of all groups that exist ?
[16:15] <om26er> moncky: this problem started after i installed osx theme. i thought that the theme was causing the probem but after uninstalling the problem still persists
[16:15] <neosoro> quit
[16:15] <DwightShroot> nanotube: it doesnt do anything different
[16:15] <nanotube> DwightShroot: different from what?
[16:15] <sjlkg> stroyan: uid=1000(sjlkg) gid=1000(sjlkg) groups=4(adm),20(dialout),24(cdrom),46(plugdev),106(lpadmin),121(admin),122(sambashare),1000(sjlkg)
[16:15] <docenaranjas> So, given that I should do a clean install, would there be any reason to choose an 8.x release over jackalope?
[16:15] <sjlkg> is that normal?
[16:15] <DwightShroot> nanotube: from it being in the archive manager
[16:16] <erUSUL> sjlkg: yep
[16:16] <nanotube> DwightShroot: what? just right click on the archive, and select "extract here"
[16:16] <Viliny> is it possible to chain commands in the terminal?
[16:16] <Viliny> && ?
[16:16] <nanotube> DwightShroot: then you can cd to that directory, and run it with "python keylogger.pyw"
[16:17] <nanotube> DwightShroot: see the "installation instructions" page https://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/pykeylogger/index.php?title=Installation_Instructions
[16:17] <sjlkg> erUSUL:  so which group should i use when i chown a svn working copy? i've accidentally done sudo svn up
[16:17] <fumblnoob> Viliny: command; command; command
[16:17] <Viliny> ty fumblnoob
[16:18] <nanotube> DwightShroot: look at the "running from source section" of that page
[16:18] <Hektabyte> Hiya people!
[16:18] <Jekyll> hi. are partitions only to be made when there's need to install more than one OS?
[16:18] <Hektabyte> Can someone help me with installing CakePHP? :)))
[16:18] <lb__> Viliny: or just put it into a text file, chmod +x it, and execute it :)
[16:18] <erUSUL> Jekyll: no
[16:19] <Hektabyte> :(
[16:19] <Viliny> lb__, how hard is it to add commands to be run at startup?
[16:19] <Hektabyte> Its not hard at all.
[16:19] <erUSUL> !boot | Viliny
[16:19] <Jekyll> because i partitioned like i would with windows, but i can't access the partitions like a folder, erUSUL. i have to mount one at a time and can't create files on them :/
[16:19] <Hektabyte> Sooo... Umm....
[16:20] <Hektabyte> How can install / run CakePHP on ubunut?
[16:20] <erUSUL> !fstab | Jekyll
[16:20] <Jordanmota> AVI file has no video, just audio, when opened in Windows Movie Maker - but it plays fine in VLC etc??
[16:20] <Hektabyte> Any link or information would be helpfull...
[16:20] <Jekyll> aaah thank you :)
[16:21] <nanotube> Hektabyte: it's probably in the repos?
[16:21] <sebsebseb> Jordanmota: this is for Ubuntu support not Windows  ##windows
[16:21] <kovan> where can I find Emacs 23 for Ubuntu?
[16:21] <Hektabyte> @nanotube it is...
[16:21] <cakeman> sup?
[16:21] <Hektabyte> But how to run it?
[16:21] <Viliny> heh.. bum
[16:21] <lzw> ...
[16:21] <Jordanmota> sebsebseb:  but the problem is how ogv files are converted to avi in Ubuntu
[16:21] <Hektabyte> Its not in var/www
[16:21] <dianita> hola
[16:22] <Hektabyte> :-/
[16:22] <cakeman> *awkward silence*
[16:22] <dianita> necesito ayuda para crear una nueva cuenta de usuario
[16:22] <Hektabyte> cakeman xD
[16:22] <Hektabyte> help me setup CakePHP :P
[16:22] <ejdsch> hi
[16:22] <ejdsch> can anyone here tell me which package contains /usr/bin/X ?
[16:22] <Pici> !es | dianita
[16:22] <Entelin> anyone know of a message box application that can be given a message from a command prompt and pop up on the screen?  like    ./messagebox "hello"
[16:23] <Pici> Entelin: zenity
[16:23] <cakeman> CAKE!!!
[16:23] <Jordanmota> any ideas why ogv files converted to avi play fine, except on a windows machine in movie maker?
[16:23] <Entelin> thanks
[16:23] <nanotube> Hektabyte: hm, don't know where it goes... look at the docs here: http://book.cakephp.org/
[16:24] <nanotube> Hektabyte: also run "dpkg -L cakephp" that will list all files installed with the package
[16:24] <Hektabyte> Thanks @nanotube, going to try that.
[16:24] <cakeman> Is advertising allowed on this channel :D
[16:25] <erUSUL> Jordanmota: you lack the correct codec in windows
[16:25] <derenrich_> no
[16:25] <nanotube> cakeman: probably not :) unless you're selling ubuntu computers or something, maybe... ?
[16:25] <derenrich_> no
[16:25] <cakeman> nanotube: darn
[16:25] <nanotube> cakeman: there's always ubuntu-offtopic for things like that :)
[16:25] <lzw> what?
[16:26] <cakeman> Its actully for my channel
[16:26] <Keiffer> Anyone here uses TruCrypt hidden OS?
[16:26] <Jordanmota> erUSUL: Cheers, I will look into that then.
[16:26] <Hektabyte> Its installed in usr/share O.O
[16:26] <nanotube> cakeman: is your channel ubuntu related?
[16:26] <cakeman> ...no
[16:26] <erUSUL> Jordanmota: no problem
[16:26] <Hektabyte> user/share/php to be precise
[16:26] <nanotube> cakeman: hehe, then why do you even want to advertise it here
[16:26] <vix> i would like to know if i would need to re-install my ati display drivers post a kernel upgrade
[16:26] <snarkster> where are the .desktop entries from the application menu stored?
[16:27] <adam_> can any one guide me to installing aptana
[16:27] <cakeman> it has the most people! >D
[16:27] <vix> hello
[16:27] <adam_> i have followed online tuts but when i try open it nothing happens
[16:27] <magentar> whats the name of the program used to configure all of kde4 (themes, sounds etc.)?
[16:27] <derenrich_> cakeman: you realize all of this meta talk has made more of a disterbance than if u had just said it
[16:27] <lzw> good
[16:27] <cakeman> I dont want to be kicked!
[16:28] <lzw> 。。。
[16:28] <lzw> kicked
[16:28] <nanotube> cakeman: haha, well, you can /msg the channel name to me, maybe i'll check it out :)
[16:28] <lzw> ?
[16:29] <lzw> who can tell me anther channel for me ? have some people ..
[16:29]  * Hektabyte sighs.
[16:29] <Entelin> Pici, great i got that working, is there a means I can choose the dimensions of the window that results? i only need it to show one word so the default size is a bit long for me
[16:30] <bobbob1016> I have 3 gigs of ram, 4 slots 1 gig in each with 1 empty.  I can take out 1 of the 1 gig sticks and add 2 2 gig sticks, right?
[16:30]  * Hektabyte gave up on CakePHP.
[16:31] <bobbob1016> I am running 64bit, so I know it can see more than 4
[16:31] <DwightShroot> nanotube: did what ya said still stuck
[16:31] <^Einstein> bobbob1016: yes, although you'll get more benefits from pairing your RAM than mixing and matching types and sizes. See ##hardware.
[16:32] <bobbob1016> I was planning on that after I saw the prices.
[16:33] <cheetahw26> I'm having issues viewing my ubuntu desktop remotely via RealVNC ...
[16:33] <snarkster> im trying to locate a specific .desktop entry from the menu so i can look at it with a text editor. but i cant find it anywhere. where are most of the .desktop entries found?
[16:33] <cheetahw26> I am getting error message that reads; No matching security types..
[16:33] <erUSUL> bobbob1016: yep; but better ask in #hardware
[16:34] <cheetahw26> after reading the forums, there are mixed answers, but the one most likely is the different versions; enterprise vs. free
[16:34] <asfjio> hello, i've tried "sudo apt-get install opera" to install opera, but after it finished i didn't see new icon in the main menu. what could be the problem?
[16:34] <cheetahw26> has anyone else experienced this before ?
[16:34] <carldani> tyler_johnston: if only one MAC address responded, I'm out of ideas except for a MAC address collision.#
[16:35] <Crypto_> hiya ... i have a Ubuntu dedicated server with PureFtp installed ... i used to login with username admin ... how when i login i and try to change directory to /home or  any other it says no such file or directory ?
[16:35] <tyler_johnston> carldani: yeah thats what its looking like
[16:35] <Evet> i typed "deny from all" to .htaccess, but doesnt work
[16:35] <carldani> tyler_johnston: it this a nforce chipset?
[16:36] <jordyd> asfjio: I've had this problem before. Go to 'System>Preferences>Main Menu', then find Opera and uncheck and recheck it.
[16:36] <tyler_johnston> carldain: no
[16:36] <m0r0n> I have multiple options when I stat my computer to go into Ubuntu with,  it says : Ubuntu 9.04, Kernel 2.6.28-14- Generic (Recovery)  Ubuntu 9.04, Kernel 2.6.28-14-Server (Recovery), it has it for 14 13 and 11 what is that all about?
[16:36] <rohff94_> hi rohff94
[16:37] <cheetahw26> just different kernel versions... that you can boot to
[16:37] <Crypto_> can some one please help me with my pureftp problem described above ?
[16:38] <m0r0n> cheetahw26:  They keep adding, can I just remove them so I can just boot to one?
[16:38] <jrib> m0r0n: it's usually a good idea to keep at least 2 kernels around (one safe one that you know works).  If you want to get rid of a kernel though, get rid of the corresponding linux-image-* package
[16:39] <cheetahw26> yeah... just delete them out of ... what is it on ubuntu by default... /etc/grub.conf ?
[16:39] <bubby> hi. where can i set my environment vars when starting in X?
[16:39] <Trijntje>  its /boot/grub/menu.lst i think
[16:39] <jrib> cheetahw26: /boot/grub/menu.lst?  it's better to just let APT handle it though
[16:39] <jrib> bubby: what kind?
[16:39] <cheetahw26> yeah :)
[16:39] <jordyd> asfjio: Opera isn't in the repos on Jaunty anyways. Are you using Jaunty? They have debs at opera.com.
[16:39] <tyler_johnston> carldani: i figured it out, hah it was an issue with my laptop D:
[16:39] <moustafa> Why when I create a new "Desktop" user in Ubuntu 9.04 and try to enable desktop effects it gives me that error "Desktop Effects Couldn't be Enabled"?
[16:40] <bubby> jrib: like PATH and such. my .bash* isnt read with gdm
[16:40] <jrib> bubby: use ~/.profile
[16:40] <jordyd> moustafa: What video card?
[16:40] <Trijntje> m0r0n: but its better to remove the kernels from synaptic
[16:40] <bubby> jrib: thanks. i thought i tried that, i may be back :P
[16:41] <moustafa> jordyd, Intel i845
[16:41] <greengiant> hey guys, i want to allow my conputer at work to connect to my home network, so i can play games with my brother at home. how can i conenct my work computer to my home network?
[16:41] <carldani> tyler_johnston: details please
[16:41] <Dragnslcr> Any advice on mounting a USB storage device that shows up in lsusb but doesn't seem to be getting created in /dev/sdX ?
[16:41] <erUSUL> greengiant: setting up an vpn ?
[16:42] <Dimensions> hiya ... i have a Ubuntu dedicated server with PureFtp installed ... i used to login with username admin ... how when i login i and try to change directory to /home or  any other it says no such file or directory ?
[16:42] <moustafa> jordyd, the desktop effects works well with the account I created while installting Ubuntu but not with new accounts I created later.
[16:42] <cheetahw26> tunnel vnc through ssh
[16:42] <jrib> !vpn > greengiant
[16:42] <prospire> how do I instal libmagic?
[16:42] <carldani> what's the name+timeline of the next ubuntu release?
[16:42] <erUSUL> !karmic | carldani
[16:42] <greengiant> yes i was thinkin gof that erUSUL but i need to allow my windows work computer to connect to the network and i am a little unsure, could you maybe send me a link or some more info. thanks for your help
[16:42] <carldani> ubottu: thanks
[16:43] <jrib> Dragnslcr: you sure the device itself doesn't have different modes to make it act as a storage device?
[16:43] <moustafa> ubottu, is 9,10 LTS?
[16:43] <carldani> erUSUL: would be neat if someone could add this info to the FAQ
[16:43] <cheetahw26> then you can tunnel remote desktop (terminal service) through ssh
[16:43] <moustafa> ubottu, is 9.10 LTS?
[16:43] <jrib> !lts | moustafa
[16:43] <moustafa> jrib, Ah, cool thanks :)
[16:43] <moustafa> jordyd, any ideas?
[16:43] <derenrich_> does ubuntu have any special ssd capabilities?
[16:44] <jrib> !software > prospire
[16:44] <Dragnslcr> jrib- not that I'm aware of. It used to work a while ago, but it hasn't been lately. It's a Cowon media player
[16:44] <asfjio> jordyd: if i download the .deb file how do i install it?
[16:44] <jrib> Dragnslcr: my music player does.  See if you can find anything about MSC in the documentation
[16:44] <jordyd> moustafa: I don't know. Did you try the forums?
[16:44] <moustafa> !10.04
[16:45] <moustafa> jordyd, Just searched I'll open up a ticket. Thanks
[16:45] <jordyd> asfjio: Double-click.
[16:45] <Halitech> asfjio, if you have gdebi installed you can double click on it
[16:45] <cheetahw26> what is the vncserver installed by default ?
[16:45] <jrib> asfjio: first make sure it's a deb designed to be installed on your version of ubuntu
[16:45] <Halitech> asfjio, if not, in the terminal run sudo dpkg-i (name of deb file)
[16:46] <Halitech> asfjio, sorry, sudo dpkg -i
[16:46] <cheetahw26> ahh... nevermind ... vino
[16:46] <asfjio> jordyd , Halitech : thank you
[16:46] <cheetahw26> that explains all of my problems :)
[16:46] <jordyd> asfjio: Welcome.
[16:46] <jordyd> moustafa: Good luck.
[16:46] <_|-Fail-|_> http://mein-erstes-mal.net/?id=9915154
[16:46] <atttila> hali
[16:46] <atttila> udv
[16:47] <atttila> mi ujsag?
[16:47] <defrysk> !hu
[16:47] <m0r0n> Trijntje: How would I go about doing that?
[16:47] <atttila> quit
[16:47] <atttila> :D
[16:48] <atttila> lecci magyarul
[16:48] <defrysk>  /quit
[16:48] <atttila> !hu
[16:48] <joeyeye> _|-Fail-|_: that's really not welcome here
[16:48] <mneptok> atttila: English only on this channel, please.
[16:48] <Dragnslcr> jrib- I'll see what I can find. dmesg seems to say that it's getting recognized as a storage device, though
[16:48] <atttila> wtf?? /o\
[16:49] <om26er> help me whenever i click on about in firefox my top gnome-panel disappears
[16:49] <Roland> bazhang, did you ban me a few hours ago?
[16:49] <atttila> i dont like eat bananas :-DDD
[16:49] <m0r0n> atttila:  He meant to click ubottu
[16:49] <atttila> what is ubottu:
[16:49] <atttila> ubuntu?
[16:49] <atttila> or kubuntu?
[16:49] <atttila> or something like that
[16:49] <m0r0n> atttila: Or not, he's a person in this chat
[16:49] <om26er> atttila: it bot
[16:49] <Trijntje> m0r0n: search synaptic for linux-image-2
[16:49] <jpds> ubottu: tell atttila about yourself
[16:50] <mneptok> atttila: seeing that you use irssi, i suspect you know.
[16:50] <asfjio> jordyd: can i ask you one more question. the instalation passed successfully, but when i open page with flash inside it tells me that i don't have flash player installed, but i've already use firefox 3 with flash player. do i need to install it for every single browser?
[16:50] <m0r0n> Trijntje: Ya I found 13 and 14, but I'd like to delete 11, but I cannot find that one
[16:50] <mneptok> atttila: please stay on-topic (Ubuntu support issues) or use #ubuntu-hu for Hungarian.
[16:50] <Trijntje> m0r0n: you should keep at least 2 (the current and an old one) as a backup
[16:50] <m0r0n> Trijntje: I have 13 and 14
[16:51] <jordyd> asfjio: Yes. You need to get the Opera one from Adobe's web site.
[16:51] <mithridates> hey guys
[16:51] <jvogel> hi
[16:52] <mithridates> I have a problem with my external hard
[16:52] <Trijntje> m0r0n: if you have only 2 you should keep them. Try running update-grub
[16:52] <jordyd> asfjio: You might be able to find a deb, but I doubt it.
[16:52] <mithridates> I changed ownership of that then I can't see my folders there
[16:52] <mithridates> it has this permission : drwx------ 6 mithridates root 32768 1970-01-01 04:00 Transcend
[16:52] <m0r0n> Trijntje: I meant, I have 14, 13, and 11, I want to get rid of 11
[16:53] <jrib> mithridates: so what do you want to do?
[16:53] <Trijntje> m0r0n: right click on 11, and select 'remove'
[16:53] <m0r0n> Trijntje: The thing is, I don't see 11
[16:53] <mithridates> jrib : I want to restore it as default permission, I want to have access for modify, remove
[16:53] <mithridates> ...
[16:53] <om26er> help me
[16:53] <jrib> mithridates: what does the commmand « whoami » return?
[16:54] <jrib> !helpme | om26er
[16:54] <mithridates> jrib : mithridates
[16:54] <Trijntje> m0r0n: if 11 is not installed, run update-grub
[16:54] <om26er> jrib: go to hell
[16:55] <mithridates> om26er: which type of help do you need?
[16:55] <asfjio> jordyd: thank you
[16:55] <m0r0n> Trijntje: Cool, I found it thanks. Do you bychance know how to install Listen?
[16:55] <mithridates> om26er: medicine, sexual, ...?
[16:55] <joeyeye> om26er: just ask your question, and don't be offensive to jrib
[16:55] <jrib> mithridates: you should have read, write, and execute access then.   What is the path to the folder you gave the permissions of?
[16:55] <jordyd> asfjio: You're welcome. Did you get your flash working?
[16:55] <lstarnes> om26er: try F11
[16:56] <Celettu> hi all...is there a way with openbox and the nvidia drivers to maximize/fulscreen an app over BOTH displays?
[16:56] <Phantal> I have a server with 2 64-bit xeons, not using the itanium processor, and I'm not sure which platform I need.  On the ubutnu.com site, all I see are i386 and amd64
[16:56] <om26er> lstarnes: gnome top panel
[16:56] <mithridates> jrib : but I don't have permission to even see the directories , it's the path: /media/Transcend
[16:56] <Celettu> atm everything maximises on one
[16:56] <erUSUL> Phantal: amd64
[16:56] <Trijntje> m0r0n: search for listen in synaptic, and then select 'install'
[16:56] <erUSUL> !amd64
[16:57] <asfjio> jordyd: yes, thank you again
[16:57] <Phantal> erUSUL: thank you
[16:57] <slestak> hmmm, my workstation at work is running 64bit 9.04.  i am connected to it remotely, working in another state this week.  apt wants to remove python2.5 and python2.5-minimal.  this worries me a bit
[16:57] <ghassen> hi everyone
[16:57] <Celettu> it's a difficult question..:P
[16:57] <jrib> mithridates: what does « mount » return?
[16:57] <om26er> gnome top panel becomes invisible but still there are controls
[16:57] <adam_> anyone installed aptana?
[16:57] <m0r0n> Trijntje: I've done that countless times, it installs but never runs
[16:57] <lstarnes> om26er: have you tried pressing F11 while in firefox?
[16:57] <mithridates> jrib : it's big result, I will pastebin it
[16:58] <ghassen> I face a problem with my Ubuntu 9.04
[16:58] <om26er> lstarnes: thats not the real problem
[16:58] <jrib> mithridates: ok, you can just give the line for the drive if you want as well
[16:58] <om26er> lstarnes: but when i killal gnome-panel
[16:58] <mithridates> jrib : http://pastebin.ca/1513866
[16:58] <om26er> lstarnes: it comes back
[16:58] <joeyeye> ghassen: ask your question
[16:58] <Trijntje> m0r0n: i don't know about that program, you should ask someone else that
[16:59] <mithridates> jrib : /dev/sdb1 on /media/Transcend type vfat (rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=hal,shortname=mixed,uid=1000,utf8,umask=077,flush)
[16:59] <lstarnes> om26er: I think gnome-panel needs to be running when gnome is running
[16:59] <om26er> lstarnes: after killall it comes back
[16:59] <jrib> mithridates: oh I see it's vfat, ok.  What happens when you try: « ls /media/Transcend » in a termina?
[16:59] <ghassen> ok I actually can restore my session when i suspend my laptop
[17:00] <lstarnes> om26er: but it disappears whenever you switch to firefox?
[17:00] <mithridates> jrib : I can see just 4 directory , but I can't see other directories
[17:00] <davidsiegel> Hey, if anyone here is interested in participating in a user testing initiative for Ubuntu, please check this out: http://davidsiegel.org/distributed-user-testing-archives/
[17:00] <om26er> no when i change anything in themes it also happens
[17:00] <moustafa> Is there any screenshots released for 9.10?
[17:00] <om26er> lstarnes: no when i change anything in themes it also happens
[17:00] <jrib> mithridates: what do you mean by other directories?  Directories inside or something else?
[17:00] <slestak> is python2.6 and 3000 the current defalt in jaunty?
[17:00] <Celettu> hi all...is there a way with openbox and the nvidia drivers to maximize/fulscreen an app over BOTH displays?
[17:01] <jrib> moustafa: try #ubuntu+1
[17:01] <jrib> slestak: 2.6 is default.  3000 is available in the repositories
[17:01] <om26er> moustafa: your name is spelled mustafa
[17:01] <moustafa> jrib, thanks
[17:01] <mithridates> jrib : no I had other directories in this hard, and I didn't remove anything
[17:01] <moustafa> om26er, some people write it mostafa, mustafa or moustafa
[17:01] <jrib> mithridates: hmm.  Have you verified that on windows?
[17:01] <stz184> hello! how to upgrade sauerbraten game to the lates Trooper Edition?
[17:01] <slestak> jrib: so if aptitude wants to uninstall 2.5, no problem?
[17:02] <moustafa> om26er, I prefer how I write it :) Other than if the right way to write it is moustafa.
[17:02] <ubuntizer> Howdy Guys! I'm dual booting xp and ubuntu..can anyone tell me a way to use xp from inside ubuntu ? :-)
[17:02] <jrib> slestak: well it should tell you if it will take anything else with it.  Just make sure you read exactly what it wants to do
[17:02] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: that is not possible like that. You would have to install xp in a virtual machine or something like that.
[17:03] <jrib> !virtualizer | ubuntizer
[17:03] <Halitech> ubuntizer, do you mean access the files in the windows partition or actually run windows inside ubuntu?
[17:03] <mithridates> jrib : no I'm using ubuntu, but when my hard was fulling I boot up my laptop with live cd of ubuntu, then when I was getting backup it happend
[17:03] <imgoofygoober> what do you call ubuntu that costs money?
[17:03] <jrib> !ot | imgoofygoober
[17:03] <ghassen> any one here to help? I can't restore my session when suspend my laptop(ununtu 9.04)
[17:03] <mithridates> jrib : I think I did this : chown mithridates.mithridates /media/Trans...
[17:03] <stefg> ubuntizer: http://blarts.wordpress.com/2007/12/06/how-to-run-virtualbox-using-a-physical-partition-using-ubuntu-feisty-fawn/
 Oh :(
 Thanks :-)
[17:04] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: that factoid doesn't mention it but there's also virt-manager for use with KVM. I prefer KVM for Linux guests and VirtualBox for Windows guests.
[17:04] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: what are you trying to do? maybe there is a way to do that
 I want to run windows  which is already installed on my ubuntu
[17:04] <ghassen> any one here to help? I can't restore my session when suspend my laptop(ununtu 9.04)
[17:04] <ghassen> any one here to help? I can't restore my session when suspend my laptop(ununtu 9.04)
[17:04] <jrib> mithridates: "it happened"?  What happened exactly/
[17:04] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: migrating a bare-metal install to VirtualBox is possible but not the easiest thing in the world to do.
[17:04] <jrib> !repeat | ghassen
 does it allow me to use windows xp (which is installed on my pc) to be used virtually from ubuntu ?
[17:05] <mithridates> jrib : that I can't see other folders
[17:05] <Halitech> ubuntizer, you would need to run a VM of some sort, check the link that stefg posted
[17:05] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: yes
[17:05] <cellofellow> !VirtualBox | ubuntizer
 Actually i have a weird problem, i cant seem to solve.. i cant access any google services on my ubuntu properly..while i can access them easily on my windows machine.
[17:05] <stefg> ubuntizer: http://dotneverland.blogspot.com/2008/08/running-your-physical-windows-xp.html is even better
[17:05] <jrib> mithridates: it doesn't seem like any other folders exist.  Boot it up in windows and verify
[17:06] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: I suggest the non-free VirtualBox from VirtualBox.org
[17:06] <ghassen> ok bro, i really find it confusing to chat over here,
[17:06] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: for one, you get the new 3.0 version.
[17:06] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: that is the problem you should try to solve, not running xp inside ubuntu ;)
[17:06] <mithridates> jrib : I'm sure, I don't have enough permission to read it
[17:06] <jrib> ghassen: just pay attention to your highlights and ignore everything else
[17:06] <mithridates> jrib : drwx------
[17:06] <jrib> mithridates: it's not a permissions issue.  You would get an error, not see some folders and not others
 seems cool. i will try it out. can i use my internet virtually on my windows?
[17:07] <jrib> mithridates: your user has rwx permissions anyway, that's full permissions
[17:07] <mithridates> jrib : ok thanks any way , I will try with windows
[17:07] <ghassen> it runs so quickly, it's like watching a NASCAR race or F1
 Its been 15 long days, i cant solve it :'( i mean how can this happen ? it's really weird.
[17:07] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: if you just want to acces some google service, you are doing it the HARD way
[17:07] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: there are various ways. a virtual NAT, a bridged network interface, virtual interfaces. In short, yes.
[17:07] <carldani> how can I find out who the maintainer for a given package is? I don't have access to an Ubuntu install right now
[17:07] <jrib> mithridates: if it turns out you do see the other folders with windows, come back and explain that
[17:07] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: what is you problem exactly? cant acces gmail through firefox?
[17:07] <jrib> carldani: try packages.ubuntu.com
 Great. Thanks a lot, i will look into it ;-)
[17:08] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: I don't know of any Google services that don't work in any Linux. What's not working?
 i cant access any google services (even google) properly (i mean it opens sometimes, it doesn't open other time) Even if a page got google ads, the page wont load ...as google ad doesn't get loaded.
 Any google services, in any browser.
[17:09] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: still, not enough information.
[17:09] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: Did you do a fresh install of ubuntu recently? Do you have flash installed?
[17:09] <Halitech> ubuntizer, have you edited the hosts file by any chance?
[17:09] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: you mean anything *.google.com doesn't load?
[17:09] <jrib> ubuntizer: what happens exactly?
 yea, i have flash installed :-) And moreover, problem is with all browsers. I tried wvdial and kppp to configure my modem, both have same problems.
[17:10] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: you're on dial up?
 Any google services...gmail, google, youtube....  i mean it opens VERY rarely (if m lucky :P)
[17:11] <ghassen> i'm lost again
 No error, nothing..just keeps on loading n loading.
[17:11] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: what about a real simple browser like lynx?
[17:11] <cellofellow> (what's up with all the <angle brackets>?
[17:11] <guntbert> ghassen: what is your problem?
[17:11] <grawity> cellofellow: Copy-paste instead of tab-completion.
[17:12] <mithridates> jrib : you were right, other folders were in a folder.
  yea.i have a wireless USB modem...the manufacturer doesn't provide the software for linux..so i have used wvdial to connect.
[17:12] <jordyd> ubuntizer: And non-Google stuff works fine?
 let me try.
 yeah :-)
[17:12] <cellofellow> wireless usb modem? I don't follow... what's that?
 hmm..its a USB chip.. just like a pendrive. Actually not a modem, i think.
 It doesn't work with lynx too.
[17:14] <grawity> ubuntizer: 'traceroute google.com'?
[17:14] <Tr1n_> cellofellow:  I used a wireless usb modem for a while.  Acts as a modem and signal goes over gsm network
[17:14] <Michal1> after instal graphic drivers for my card ati x1350 mobility ubuntu dont start where is the problem? (sry for english)
[17:14] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: does it just sit there and eventually time out, or you get DNS errors, or what?
[17:14] <DwightShroot> i need help using pykeylogger
[17:15] <cellofellow> Tr1n_: oh, ok
 ~$ traceroute google.com
[17:15] <ubuntizer> traceroute to google.com (<IP_ADDRESS>), 30 hops max, 40 byte packets
[17:15] <ubuntizer> send: No buffer space available
[17:15] <Celettu> hi all...is there a way with openbox and the nvidia drivers to maximize/fulscreen an app over BOTH displays?
[17:15] <Halitech> ubuntizer, can you post the output of cat /etc/hosts
[17:15] <cellofellow> DwightShroot: and what legitimate use might you have for a keylogger?
[17:16] <Halitech> DwightShroot, man pykeylogger
[17:16] <nanotube> DwightShroot: did you read the documentation?
cat /etc/hosts
[17:16] <ubuntizer> <IP_ADDRESS>	localhost
[17:16] <ubuntizer> <IP_ADDRESS>	anildewani-laptop
[17:16] <ubuntizer> # The following lines are desirable for IPv6 capable hosts
[17:16] <ubuntizer> ::1     ip6-localhost ip6-loopback
[17:16] <FloodBot1> ubuntizer: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:16] <ubuntizer> fe00::0 ip6-localnet
[17:16] <DwightShroot> cellowfellow: personal use
[17:16] <mataks> how to change login screen when i change session
[17:16] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: no buffer space available? that doesn't sound good.
[17:16] <Halitech> !pastebin | ubuntizer,
[17:17] <DwightShroot> nanotube: on the usage page
[17:17] <cellofellow> traceroute just uses ICMP echo packets (pings), right?
 what does that mean exactly ? :-s
[17:17] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: can you ping google.com?
yes.
[17:18] <cellofellow> :(
 Really Weird. :'( what can be wrong ?
[17:19] <carldani> jrib: thanks
[17:19] <Halitech> ubuntizer, didn't get all of your output, use pastebin to post it so we can look at it
[17:19]  * Leonard_ just won the official ubuntu server book on twitter from @informIT :D
 Sure.
[17:20] <Tr1n_> ubuntizer:  do you know if you are using a proxy at all?
[17:21] <DwightShroot> nanotube: i got it installed, i cant figure out how to run it
[17:21] <fivetwentysix> wow ubuntu doesnt even include g++? what kind of linux distro is that!
[17:21] <nicros> i just bought a Dell mini 10 with Ubuntu 8.04 installed, anyone installed Ubuntu 9 on the mini 10?
http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239532/   :-)
[17:21] <cellofellow> fivetwentysix: one where you just install build-essential to get the c and c++ basic build environment.
[17:21] <epalm> if i want thunderbird, in synaptic should i pick "thunderbird" or "mozilla-thunderbird"?
[17:21] <ubuntizer> <Tr1n you mean, i must try using proxy ? I'm not using any proxy for now.
[17:22] <Halitech> ubuntizer, ok, nothign strange there
[17:22] <fivetwentysix> cellofellow, haha i was just joking, but i never imagined a linux distro with out g++
[17:22] <silici0> when we gonna get the ubuntu 10 release ?
[17:22] <Halitech> silici0, in 2010
[17:22] <grawity> silici0: On 2010.
[17:22] <defrysk>  silici0 2010
[17:22] <cellofellow> fivetwentysix: how many average users need a C++ compiler?
[17:22] <Tr1n_> ubuntizer:  just wondering if you did :)
[17:22] <jrib> silici0: 10.04 means 2010, 4th month of the year
[17:22] <silici0> i mean, what month ?
[17:22] <silici0> i see
[17:23] <defrysk> month 04 and month 10
[17:23] <Halitech> silici0, in April if they are on time
[17:23] <silici0> thnks
Check this out...output of traceroute... http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239538/   is it perfect ?
 Nope ;-)
[17:24] <biczd> !is
[17:24] <Halitech> ubuntizer, nope, its broken somehow ... what is your IP address? is it an internal or extrernal IP?
[17:24] <cellofellow> why would send() return an error like that?
[17:25] <dremits> hey when i right click menus and select edit menus nothing happens. any reason why?
[17:25] <Chessguy> when i print something from my hp printer it shrinks a two page document and rotates them to fit landscape on the same page
[17:25] <cellofellow> dremits: maybe just run alacarte on its own.
how can i know that ? :-s I can get this from wvdial :: local  IP address <IP_ADDRESS>  remote IP address <IP_ADDRESS>
[17:25] <Tr1n_> ubuntizer:  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/traceroute/+bug/290145
[17:25] <cellofellow> dremits: that's the menu-editor app.
[17:26] <om26er> how to disable 3d acceleration in gnome environment
[17:26] <joeyeye> ubuntizer: what's the output of free -m
[17:26] <dremits> cellofellow hold on let me try
[17:26] <DwightShroot> please help with pykeygrabber or LKL
[17:26] <Halitech> ubuntizer, sudo ifconfig
[17:26] <Chessguy> when i print something from my hp printer it shrinks a two page document and rotates them to fit landscape on the same page
[17:27] <Halitech> !patience | Chessguy DwightShroot
 http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239547/
[17:27] <cellofellow> om26er: all 3D acceleration or just the 3D effects?
[17:27] <om26er> cellofellow: all 3dacceleration
[17:27] <dremits> cellofellow only works with sudo. does this explain why rc > edit menus isn't working?
http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239553/   :-)
[17:28] <cellofellow> om26er: depends on your video card. If nvidia, just use the free nv driver instead of the proprietary nvidia driver. Poof, no 3D.
[17:28] <om26er> cellofellow: that would be intel
[17:28] <om26er> cellofellow:
[17:28] <tavi_> hy
[17:28] <om26er> cellofellow: how to disable 3d effects
[17:28] <hjalle> org
[17:28] <zorael_> How do I set niceness of a process when starting it in a terminal?
[17:28] <tavi_> i have a file that i want to remove
[17:28] <zorael_> So I don't have to vtswitch and renice it
[17:29] <jrib> om26er: do you just want to disable the effects?  System -> Preferences -> Appearance -> Effects
[17:29] <tavi_> who help me?
[17:29] <cellofellow> om26er: that will require some fiddling with xorg.conf. You'll have to google it.
[17:29] <defrysk> om26er, system preferences appearance , select visual effects and set it to none
[17:29] <jrib> zorael_: use the nice command
[17:29] <Halitech> ubuntizer, you have 2 gig or ram and basically its all used (from the pastebin to joey) IP is external so no router
[17:29] <skynet> How do I add programs to the ubuntu version of the startup folder? I found something that looked like the right place but, when I added the program it wouldnt start on boot.
[17:29] <jrib> !startup | skynet
so it;s a bug :( any way i could solve it ? i use 8.04
[17:29] <joeyeye> ubuntizer: try traceroute -N 5 www.google.com
[17:29] <tavi_> hey
[17:29] <tavi_> someone
[17:29] <tavi_> ?
[17:29] <jrib> tavi_: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[17:29] <cellofellow> skynet: basically you add a .desktop file to ~/.config/autostart
[17:29] <dremits> cellofellow even with sudo alacarte i can't create new menu items
[17:30] <tavi_> who help me to remove a file?
[17:30] <jrib> tavi_: just ask your question
[17:30] <jrib> tavi_: pretend the channel said "me"
[17:30] <cellofellow> dremits: alacarte edits menu items that are .desktop files in ~/.local/share/applications/. The global menu files are in /usr/share/applications.
[17:30] <tavi_> i ahve a file and i wanna remove
[17:30] <manoveio> #ubuntu-br
[17:30] <jrib> tavi_: right click -> move to trash
[17:30] <skynet> cellofellow, jrib: I placed the program in that folder ubottu mentioned and it didnt work last time I tried but, that was on 8.04 so I guess I will try again...
[17:31] <tavi_> well
[17:31] <tavi_> was installed whit sh
 :-o 2 gig of ram fully used ? where is it so much memory being leaked ?
[17:31] <joeyeye> ubuntizer: try traceroute -N 5 www.google.com
[17:31] <jrib> tavi_: you need to give all the details on one line please
[17:31] <cellofellow> skynet: you put .desktop (or Launcher) file in there, not executables.
[17:31] <tavi_> i have a file installed whit sh
[17:31] <tavi_> how i remove that?
[17:31] <jrib> tavi_: what did you install exactly?
[17:31] <dremits> cellowfellow i don't follow. do i need to change my directory to /share/apps before running alacarte
[17:31] <dremits> ?
[17:31] <joeyeye> ubuntizer: something is sucking up all your memory
 Here's the output : <joeyeye>
[17:32] <cellofellow> dremits: no
[17:32] <jrib> !tab | ubuntizer
[17:32] <ubuntizer> joeyeye> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239566/ :P
[17:32] <silici0> where can i download ubuntu koala last version !?
[17:32] <om26er> defrysk: visual effect is none but still i can cleary see the visual effect
[17:32] <jrib> !karmic | silici0
[17:32] <tavi_> nvidia -linux-x86-185.18.31-pkgrun
[17:32] <rincon> how do i make a search on repos for the word "database" using apt-get ?
[17:32] <joeyeye> ubuntizer: definitely a memory issue
[17:32] <cellofellow> dremits: alacarte when adding or editing menu items is manipulating files in ~/.local/share/applications, and won't touch /usr/share/applications.
[17:32] <grawity> rincon: apt-cache search database
[17:32] <jrib> !apt > rincon
[17:32] <cellofellow> dremits: the local stuff overrides the global.
[17:32] <tavi_> nvidia -linux-x86-185.18.31-pkg.run
[17:33] <joeyeye> ubuntizer: run top and sort by resident (O,q)
[17:33] <defrysk> om26er, sorry, im lost now ..
[17:33] <Halitech> ubuntizer, use top to see
[17:33] <cellofellow> dremits: anyway, what exactly doesn't work?
[17:33] <skynet> cellofellow, jrib: What I did was drag the icon from my menu to the startup. This wont work?
[17:33] <fivetwentysix> Anyone know whats the easy way of installing boost 1.39 on ubuntu?
[17:33] <jrib> tavi_: the README for nvidia should have uninstallation instructions
 I have installed ubuntu under my windows...is that the problem ? It's at E: drive and i probably believe, there is less space at my E: drive.
[17:33] <cellofellow> skynet: no, that should work actually
[17:33] <tavi_> has no readme
[17:33] <dremits> cellowfellow so where am i going wrong?
[17:33] <jrib> skynet: I don't know what "the startup" means
[17:33] <tavi_> is a single file
[17:33] <Trijntje> yoeyeye: ubuntizer cannot acces any service from google. The out of memory is a known bug in traceroute
[17:33] <cellofellow> skynet: you might have to use the Sessions preferences to enable it.
[17:33] <cellofellow> dremits: not sure.
[17:33] <jrib> tavi_: yes it does.  Nvidia provides documentation on the same site they provide the .run
[17:34] <joeyeye> ubuntizer: it's physical memory available, something is taking it all
[17:34] <cellofellow> dremits: maybe you can't write to ~/.local/share/applications/
[17:34] <tavi_> don't know
[17:34] <tavi_> so tell me how i unistall
[17:34] <tavi_> ?
[17:34] <cellofellow> dremits: permissions-wise
[17:34] <skynet> cellofellow, hmm yes I should do that
[17:34] <jrib> tavi_: please stop using enter to break up your thoughts. Also, use my nick in what you say if you want to get my attention.  I am looking for the readme file.  You can help me.
[17:35] <joeyeye> ubuntizer: did you run top yet ?
[17:35] <dremits> cellowfellow: when running alacarte in terminal i get this error: IOError: [Errno 13] Permission denied:  /home/jason/.config/menus/applications.menu
[17:35] <skynet> How do you choose what animation occurs when minimizing/closing/etc a window?
[17:35] <cellofellow> !enter | tavi_
[17:35] <airtonarantes> uhuuuuuuuuuuu
[17:35] <cellofellow> dremits: check permissions on that file and folder then.
[17:35] <jrib> tavi_: read: http://us.download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86/169.09/README/chapter-04-section-04.html about the --uninstall option
[17:35] <tavi_> ok
[17:36] <dremits> cellowfellow: will do. not sure why there is a problem though. this is a fresh install of ubuntu 9.04
 http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239573/  This is output of top.. I can't get much .. *newbie* :-)
[17:36] <skynet> How do you choose what animation occurs when minimizing/closing/etc a window?
[17:36] <jrib> tavi_: in the future, instead of using the .run from nvidia, you should use System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers
[17:36] <jrib> !ccsm | skynet
[17:36] <tavi_> i used
[17:36] <joeyeye> ubuntizer: run top again, and when running type O then q
[17:36] <tavi_> and i have problems
[17:36] <jrib> tavi_: ok
 sure.
[17:37] <cellofellow> skynet: I suggest simple-ccsm for stuff like that. CCSM can be... daunting.
[17:37] <d8sd9s> Hi! Will next debian release be shipped with Gnome 2.28 because of the freeze in december? If so, will Ubuntu 10.04 also contain this Gnome version?
[17:38] <skynet> cellofellow, are there more options?
[17:38] <jrib> d8sd9s: ask #debian about debian. Ubuntu's releases usually coincide with Gnome's releases, yes
[17:38] <cellofellow> skynet: there's tons of options
[17:38] <dremits> cellofellow: permissions for said folder are: owned by root, group = root, others access = read only
 http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239583/  :-)
[17:39] <jrib> d8sd9s: I thought I read 9.10.  10.04 has no specifications yet afaik...
[17:39] <cellofellow> dremits: it should be owned and group owned by  you and yourgroup, permissions should allow you and you alone to write.
[17:39] <cellofellow> dremits: there should be nothing inside of your home directory that belongs to root, that causes problems.
[17:39] <Trijntje> joeyeye: ubuntizer doesnt have a memory problem
[17:40] <dremits> cellowfellow why is it like this, this is a fresh install of ubuntu?
[17:40] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: are you on a new ubuntu install?
[17:40] <cellofellow> dremits: it isn't, you did something to it.
 :-s why cant i use all google (just google ?) services properly ... Yes. i m having new install. :-)
[17:40] <dotness> ubuntizer: every time i have some unknown problem with ubuntu, i install slackware ;) think about that :P
[17:40] <dremits> cellofellow: lol fair enough
[17:41] <ubuntizer> !slackware
[17:41] <cellofellow> dremits: you could create a new user for yourself and start over
 I love ubuntu :(
[17:41] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: i dont know. And from xp you can use google services?
[17:41] <tavi_> is nothign there about unistall\
[17:41] <joeyeye> Trijntje: oh ... it seemed that way - traceroute failed sending packets out
 Yea. Very perfectly. And my modem manufacturer provides a special software using which i connect on windows.
[17:41] <dremits> cellofellow: is there a command that can scan my home folder and find files belonging to root, or perhaps change all files to be owned by me
[17:42] <genii> sudo chown -R yourname:yourgroup /home/yourname
[17:42] <pianistbaby> how can i quickly see whether my ubuntu comp is using pulseaudio?
[17:42] <joeyeye> Trijntje: ubuntizer: what is the symptom that's causing grief ?
[17:42] <pianistbaby> and what version of pulseaudio it is using.
[17:42] <d8sd9s> jrib: Okey, thanks, but it would seem reasonable, right? :)
[17:42] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: that is a very strange problem you have. If you post it on the forum, i'm sure lots of people will get curios and try to figure out what is happening ;)
[17:42] <dotness> pianistbaby: whereis pulseaudio?
[17:42] <cellofellow> dremits: yeah, just a minute. find will do the job but let me think about the options
[17:43] <pianistbaby> dotness: is it not possible that whereis pulseaudio will show location, but that it's not being used?
[17:43] <olaf-vom> Hi everybody... my Ubuntu 9.04 installation freezes within minutes with Desktop Effects being activated. Does anybody else have such problems since the latest kernel updates to 2.6.28-14.47? (I got a new mainboard as well with GeForce 8200, but had a GeForce 6150 prior to that...)
[17:43] <cellofellow> dremits: sudo find ~ -user root
 Yea, i would post a topic there :-)
[17:43] <Trijntje> joeyeye: ubuntizer is unable to acces any google services form his ubuntu. From xp on the same machine all works fine. All other web services work fine. The problem occurs in all browsers
[17:43] <cellofellow> dremits: that should work
[17:43] <jrib> d8sd9s: idk, pros and cons there
[17:43] <Besogon> What is the different between NIS and DNS. (NIS and Samba) Why do we use dns servises insteed nis?
[17:43] <sonism> dremits: sudo chown dremits:dremits ~dremits/ will change all file & folders in your home to bocome yours
[17:44] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: can you post the output of /etc/hosts.deny ?
[17:44] <joeyeye> Trijntje: ubuntizer: google services like gmail, etc ? or gmail webservices ?
[17:44] <nero_> i'm very much new donno nutting aba ubuntu
[17:44] <th0r> pianistbaby: yes it is possible. To determine if pulse is loaded I think you can do 'ps ax | grep pulse'. If it returns anything besides 'grep pulse' then it is loaded and running
[17:44] <dremits> thanks cellofellow. sonism will just check first. thanks
 where can the problem be ? is it memory problem ?
 sure
[17:44] <Evra> hi fellas
[17:45] <Trijntje> joeyeye: aparently even in sites that host google ads..
[17:45] <pianistbaby> th0r: pls look here:
[17:45] <Trijntje> joeyeye: also google search etc
[17:45] <pianistbaby> http://pastebin.com/m7aef4bfe
http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239592/
[17:46] <Evra> cd/home/hassan/Desktop/RealPlayer11GOLD.bin
[17:46] <th0r> pianistbaby: line 4
[17:46] <joeyeye> Trijntje: ubuntizer: and what happens in the browser ?
[17:46] <olaf-vom> Besogon: do you ask about NIS / DNS in general, or for a specific purpose that you want to be handled / solved ?
[17:46] <pianistbaby> th0r: so is pulseaudio currently running on my comp?
[17:46] <dremits> cellofellow, sonism: there are a few files that belong to root but they are relatively few. can i just confirm that all files in my home directory should belong to me, no exceptions before i run sonism's suggested command
[17:46] <pianistbaby> th0r: sorry, i'm a newB
[17:46] <Evra> can any1 help me to install ubuntu?
[17:46] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: well, there is nothing wrong with that file
[17:47] <cellofellow> dremits: just ran that on my system. got a ton of stuff from running `sudo make install` hanging around that belong to root.
[17:47] <cellofellow> dremits: that'll work
[17:47] <th0r> pianistbaby: it does appear it is running
[17:47] <Trijntje> joeyeye: it just keeps loading forever
 Actually nothing, it just keep on loading (waiting for www.google.com) :P
[17:47] <dremits> cellowfellow: i was gonna say i think it's through using sudo. so even if it's config and installation files defo change to make me owner as a matter of cause?
[17:47] <Besogon> olaf-vom, Im interesting only.
[17:47] <cellofellow> ubuntizer: till it times out?
[17:47] <joeyeye> Trijntje: ubuntizer: may be a javascript issue ?
[17:47] <mt-lith> d8sd9s: try https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KarmicKoala
[17:48] <sonism> dremits: won't be a problem
[17:48] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: can you ping google.com? "ping -c 5 www.google.com"
[17:48] <dremits> ok then thanks
[17:48] <cellofellow> dremits: it shouldn't mess things ups
[17:48] <pianistbaby> how can i figure out what version of pulseaudio my comp is using? ( th0r, dotness)
[17:48] <Evra> can any1 help me to install ubuntu?
[17:48] <Trijntje> !install|Evra
 yea, i can ping it.
[17:48] <Evra> can any1 help me to install real player ubuntu?
 how can i check for that ? :-s
[17:49] <cellofellow> pianistbaby: pulseaudio --version
[17:49] <pianistbaby> cellofellow: ty
 yea, until it times out.
[17:49] <th0r> pianistbaby: I think pulseaudio --version will tell you
[17:49] <th0r> pianistbaby: I don't have it installed so can't be sure
[17:49] <pianistbaby> th0r: thanks.
[17:49] <joeyeye> ubuntizer: what browser ?
[17:49] <dremits> sonism ran the command and then ran the find command and files are still owned by root
[17:49] <fosa> how do i put open office draw and impress into my applications menu ?
[17:50] <Cynner>  http://www.lostworlds.lv/go.php?1139723800 New Website game,Come registrer and play.
[17:50] <olaf-vom> Besogon: DNS is Domain Name System, main purpose is to resolve sth. like "www.ubuntu.com" to an IP address. NIS is Network Information System, very commonly used to handle user-accounts within a network. (Somewhat remoteloy similar to a Windows-domain...)
[17:50] <th0r> fosa: you can add them by adding .desktop files to ~/.local/share/applications
[17:50] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: i dont know what else can cause this, i hope joeyeye can help you. Good luck
 Problem is with every browser.. i have tried epiphany, firefox 2.0, firefox 3 :-s
[17:50] <sonism> dremits: what's the path? is it ~/.gvfs ?
[17:50] <d8sd9s> mt-lith: I think you missunderstood. Im speculating what gnome version will be shipped with ubuntu 10.04.
[17:51] <dremits> sonism: what to my home directory?
Thanks a lot man, i would post it at forums too :-)
[17:51] <olaf-vom> Besogon: You can't have today's internet without DNS, as otherwise your browser wouldn't find any server out there. Usually NIS is local-network-only.
[17:51] <th0r> fosa: impress should already be there...as openoffice presentation
[17:52] <sonism> dremits: no, the stubborn files/folders?
[17:52] <d8sd9s> mt-lith: If debian has a feature freeze in december, gnome 3 wont make it to ubuntu 10.04? Right? Or? Hrm?
[17:52] <fosa> th0r, would you happen to know how to import pdfs ?
[17:53] <Evra> ask:I want to install realplayer in ubuntu
[17:53] <dremits> sonsim all the files are in my home directory. the problem i'm being told is that these should all belong to me (my username) but just a few belong to root. they are in various directories but all are in my home folder
[17:53] <th0r> fosa: no...sorry
[17:53] <mt-lith> d8sd9s: sorry, haven't seen anything about 10.04. the next LTS release?
[17:53] <Trijntje> ubuntizer: glad to help, i hope you figure it out!
[17:53] <cellofellow> d8sd9s: debian freezes won't effect Ubuntu at all, as the freezes are for Stable only, and Ubuntu bases off of Unstable.
[17:54] <Besogon> olaf-vom, ok. now I udestand. One question else. Would I see my NIS network (with NFS shares )with nautilus? I have got one NFS-share folder but nautilus don't display that
[17:54] <joeyeye> ubuntizer: weird issue.  Use firefox and disable javascript - see what happens
[17:54] <Ohlookatmeimjoe> Hey, Does anyone know how to enable direct rendering for a Nvidia GeForce 9400 graphics card running Ubuntu 9.04?
[17:54] <erUSUL> !nvidia | Ohlookatmeimjoe
[17:55] <d8sd9s> mt-lith: me neither. im just guessing. :)
[17:55] <techjimbo> Does ubuntu and network manager support ms-chap v2 for wifi networks?
[17:55] <sonism> dremits: how about this: sudo chown dremits -R /home/dremits;sudo chgroup dremits -R dremits /home/dremits
[17:55] <slacker_nl> !gparted
 let me see
[17:55] <d8sd9s> cellofellow: Ahh, makes perfect sense! Thanks!
[17:56] <slacker_nl> the livecd of ubuntu contains the gparted app?
[17:56] <sonism> dremits: we forgot the -R option in the previous command
[17:56] <cellofellow> d8sd9s: now, if Debian and Ubuntu can coordinate their freezes, say each Debian Stable freezes on the same day as the freeze for each Ubuntu LTS, that'd be nice, but so far I don't see that happening any time soon.
[17:57] <cellofellow> d8sd9s: it'd make it so that packages could be freely built and run between the two, no compatibility issues.
[17:57] <dremits> sonism: i get the error - chown: cannot access `/home/dremits/.gvfs': Permission denied
[17:57] <erUSUL> !ot | cellofellow: d8sd9s
[17:57] <olaf-vom> Besogon: Hmm - I've ever only used NFS between servers and clients with fixed IPs/names within a local network. I have always mounted the NFS-shares on boot-time. Not sure what you can do in user-space on the NFS-client-side ... might well be that Nautilus supports it...
[17:58] <sonism> dremits: umount all samba / nfs shares that mounted in your home first
[17:58] <cellofellow> dremits: sonism: I wouldn't worry about the .gvfs directory, as it gets recreated each time you log in.
[17:58] <guntbert> freeze policy discussions are *a bit* off topic in a help channel
[17:58] <cellofellow> erUSUL: sorry,
 Tried disabling javascript.. Still the same issue. Weird :(
[17:58] <sonism> cellofellow: you right
[17:58] <cellofellow> d8sd9s: be glad to continue the discussion in -offtopic.
[17:58] <erUSUL> cellofellow: no need to apologize just use the apropiate channel next time ;)
[17:58] <dremits> sonism so apart from that file all is well?
[17:59] <sonism> dremits: i believe so
[17:59] <dremits> sonism, cellofellow ran find command and all files are changed now
[17:59] <dremits> apart from said file
[17:59] <buttons840> how can i determine if i am using alsa, pulse audio, or both, or neither?
[17:59] <cellofellow> dremits: ok, good
[17:59] <joeyeye> ubuntizer: delete all cache/cookies/history/private data in firefox, reenable javascript and try again
[17:59] <cellofellow> buttons840: PulseAudio runs on top of ALSA.
[18:00] <Besogon> olaf-vom, do you use NIS?
[18:00] <erUSUL> buttons840: in which app ?
[18:00] <buttons840> cellofellow, i'm fallowing some instructions on how to get festival tts to work with pulse or alsa, and i'm not sure which i'm using
[18:00] <dremits> cellofellow, sonism and now menu manager works. thanks so much guys. i will have to be careful with sudo in my home directory.
[18:00] <olaf-vom> Besogon: i have, yes. (not in the system-admin area anymore, though.)
[18:00] <erUSUL> buttons840: install the various pa helper programs and use them to see who is using pulseaudio
[18:00] <sonism> dremits: don't need to worry for that ~/.gvfs it's the mount point for samba shares
[18:00] <erUSUL> !find pulseaudio
[18:00] <dremits> ok thanks
[18:00] <steamdumplings> can anyone tell me why adobe flash want work after installing from synaptics?
 Still the same :(
[18:00] <slacker_nl> dremits: when using sudo you should _always_ be careful
[18:01] <sonism> dremits: np :)
[18:01] <buttons840> erUSUL, I believe i'm using there is both alsa and pulseaudio in the pull down located in volume control
[18:01] <dotness> steamdumplings: maybe you dont have perl installed, check firefox logs maybe it is installed but misses something
[18:01] <dremits> slacker_nl who are you, my mother? lol it's good advice thanks
[18:01] <dotness> steamdumplings: i once had similiar problem cause didnt have perl on some distr
[18:01] <sonism> dremits: don't ever run this: sudo rm -rf /   OK? :D
[18:01] <olaf-vom> Anybody experiencing system freezes with Desktop Effects being activated on 9.04?  READ CAREFULLY!
[18:03] <olaf-vom> dotness: normal ones.
[18:03] <dremits> lol oh
[18:03] <olaf-vom> dotness: with latest kernel update from a few days ago (on Gnome).
[18:03] <Besogon> olaf-vom, What for do you use that? You use that to make sure the NFS user ids/group ids are the same on the server as on all clients don't you?
[18:03] <dremits> oh by the way in irc do you have to type someones username for it to the app to light up or is it username plus colon
[18:04] <slacker_nl> dremits: for highlighting to work yes
[18:04] <dremits> oh
[18:04] <dremits> i thought it was just slacker_nl
[18:04] <dremits> slacker_nl:
[18:05] <slacker_nl> dremits: some clients (like mine) also respond when the nick is somewhere in the sentence
[18:05] <Tankado> Hello, i have ubuntu with xp and i have this problem everytime my ubuntu starts i cant type anything in the login screen (like my keyboard doesnt work) then when i restart it it works, anyone familiar with such a problem?
[18:05] <dremits> i'm using chatzilla
[18:05] <slacker_nl> << irsii
[18:05] <egaudet_> I have a linksys usb wireless adapter.  Everytime I plug my palm pre into another usb, the wifi connection on my ubuntu gets dropped...?
[18:05] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: are you running ubuntu in virtualbox or vmware ?
[18:05] <techjimbo> Does ubuntu and network manager support ms-chap v2 for wifi networks?
[18:05] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: i may have missed your response - got disconnected for a few minutes
No..i have installed ubuntu under my windows.
[18:06] <rantanplan> hi ubuntu folk.
[18:06] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: not sure I follow... "under my windows"
[18:06] <olaf-vom> Besogon: yes, that's what you get if you use NIS/NFS. also of course, without NIS (or a similar approach, more complex ones include to use LDAP e.g.), you only have entirely independent users/passwords on your machines.
[18:06] <cheetahw26> where is the c++ standard library on ubuntu.. i cant find it anywhere..
[18:06] <cheetahw26> i have: libstdc++6 installed, but the .so files aren't anywhere ...
[18:07] <dajhorn> cheetahw26: /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6 ?
[18:07] <rantanplan> i cant make a archiv like tar or zip with filename like öä.txt
I mean, i inserted ubuntu CD and then installed it from there, not running the CD from BIOS..And i tried clearing all private data..still the issue remains.
[18:07] <olaf-vom> Besogon: if you want to be able to "add user boss" and "add user secretary" and both people should have access to various clients/servers/machines, you will need service such as NIS.
[18:07] <cheetahw26> no not there...
[18:07] <sonism> guys! what's that for? kickin' me out??????????????
[18:07] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: but you boot in to installed ubuntu or livecd ?
[18:07] <slacker_nl> rantanplan: tar zcvf "betweenquotes.tar.gz" /stuff/to/tar
[18:08] <cheetahw26> dajhorn: maybe it didn't install properly ??
[18:08] <Besogon> olaf-vom, thank you.
[18:08] <dajhorn> cheetahw26: Get a file list:  dpkg -L libstdc++6:
[18:08] <Tankado> anyone, please?
[18:08] <olaf-vom> Besogon: NIS is Unix-oriented. Samba can also be brought into the picture, especially if you have a Windows Domain Controller and want to use these users ...
[18:08] <dajhorn> cheetahw26: If things are missing, then run:  sudo apt-get install --reinstall libstdc++6:
[18:09] <dajhorn> cheetahw26: (without the tailing ':')
[18:09] <DwightShroot> need LKL help, keep getting "segmentation fault"
No i'm not using live.. I inserted CD and there was some option (install with windows) i used it and installed it on  my machine..I can uninstall ubuntu from windows. It's quite same as installing ubuntu..it asks for windows or ubuntu while i start my pc.
[18:10] <grawity> It's called 'Wubi'
[18:10] <olaf-vom> Besogon: I haven't updated this for several years anymore, however, I wrote lots of details on LDAP-based users on Debian some while ago ... perhaps there's some info you could use here or there: http://home.subnet.at/~max/ldap/index.php
[18:10] <dennda> I have quite a bunch of files in my pwd and in its subfolders (recursively) that contain the string "underlay". How can I open all those files in an editor one at a time without always looking up the path?
[18:10] <steamdumplings> dotness are you still there?
[18:10] <Besogon> olaf-vom, Wow! What do you use to display network by?
[18:11] <egaudet_> anyone familiar with ndiswrapper?
[18:11] <eutek> hi
[18:11] <steamdumplings> can anyone tell me why adobe flash want work after installing from synaptics?
[18:11] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: ok - let's look at network issue again - type netstat -an
[18:11] <slacker_nl> dennda: find . -name \*underlay\* | xargs nano
[18:11] <grawity> dennda: grep -RL underlay . | xargs $EDITOR
[18:11] <eutek> im italian what is the italian irc channel of ubuntu?
[18:12] <slacker_nl> !it
[18:12] <olaf-vom> Besogon: sorry - can you rephrase please? (do you mean name resolution -> IPs?)
[18:12] <grawity> dennda: slacker_nl's command checks for 'underlay' in filenames, mine - in the content. Choose whichever you need.
 http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239657/
[18:13] <grawity> Or... wait a minute. dammit.
[18:13] <grawity> It should be grep -Rl ...
[18:13] <Besogon> olaf-vom, In Windows I see network through Explorer and What you use
[18:13] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: oops, netstat -a
[18:13] <jiohdi> whats the official pronounciation  you-bun-too or oo-boon-too or oo-bun-too?
 sure :P
[18:13] <grawity> jiohdi: /uːˈbuːntuː/
[18:14] <jiohdi> grawity, I dont read dictionary :)
[18:14] <steamdumplings> can anyone tell me how to add a user from this channel?
[18:14] <DwightShroot> anyone know where i can find LKL help
http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239660/
[18:14] <grawity> jiohdi: that's called IPA. How about 'oo-BOON-too'?
[18:14] <jiohdi> grawity, thanks
[18:14] <Tankado> Hello, i have ubuntu with xp and i have this problem everytime my ubuntu starts i cant type anything in the login screen (like my keyboard doesnt work) then when i restart it it works, anyone familiar with such a problem?
[18:14] <guntbert> DwightShroot: what is LKL?
[18:15] <DwightShroot> guntbert: keylogger
[18:15] <Tankado> i have a DELL vostro laptop
[18:15] <jiohdi> tankado, usb keyboard or ps2?
[18:15] <jiohdi> or just built in/
[18:15] <afd__> hi guys! I have a hard disk that is marked as "160 gb" on its shell, while it is detected as having just 30 gb on it by qtparted (no filesystem yet). What can I do to fix this situation? I have a laptop, no desktop system
[18:15] <olaf-vom> Besogon: :) ... to be honest, I've stopped concentrating on the network admin area before this became too annoying for me to find some tool. And I can't remember those that I 've tried. (Most of the time, I only had a few shares back then and was OK with mounting/unmounting them, basically manually.) Sorry, no idea - but I'm sure there are good tools out there...
[18:15] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: now do the same while access google services in the browser (run netstat -a when it's all waiting...)
[18:15] <Tankado> jiohdi : the DELL vostro laptop build in keyboard
[18:16] <jiohdi> thats a stumper....
[18:16] <olaf-vom> Besogon: at the moment, I use Linux at home - but I have no network there...
[18:16] <om26er> when i enable compiz or metacity compositor the top panel disappears
sure
[18:16] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: we're looking at the SendQ/RecvQ columns
[18:16] <Tankado> jiohdi : what? do you know how to solve it?
[18:17] <Besogon> olaf-vom, Look at that http://library.gnome.org/users/user-guide/stable/nautilus-accessnetwork.html.en (ubuntu nautilus don't display NFS)
[18:17] <jiohdi> tankado, I probably would not know how to solve it if it were something else... but I was having some hardware issues because of a bad install
[18:17] <guntbert> DwightShroot: thx, have a look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=662188 (its a bit old though)
[18:17] <jiohdi> the ps2 worked better than the usb, I am guessing for driver reasons
[18:17] <jiohdi> can you plug in an external keyboard and see what it does?
 http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239670/ I think its the same.
[18:18] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: run it  a few times (netstat) to see if the numbers change
[18:19] <olaf-vom> Besogon: ah, ok, thanks.
[18:19] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: why do we not see any connections established ?
[18:20] <utimothy> hi to the room
[18:20] <olaf-vom> Besogon: network:/// works like charm, at least on the locally installed Samba ;)
[18:21] <jiohdi> how do I fool the ms office live site into thinking I have an xp running? it will not deal with linux?
weird :-s I tried again..this time..after few seconds, it showed out some ip adress and stuff and then a lots of stuff under it...i tried copying all, but i cant seem to get the whole output..http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239675/
[18:21] <utimothy> using pokerTH  why can i not update it ..........
[18:21] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: netstat -ia
[18:21] <afd__> hi guys! I have a hard disk that is marked as "160 gb" on its shell, while it is detected as having just 30 gb on it by qtparted (no filesystem yet). What can I do to fix this situation? I have a laptop, no desktop system
[18:22] <danbhfive> jiohdi: if it uses activex, it won't help to trick the site, as it won't run on linux any AFAIK
[18:23] <ubuntizer> joeyeye: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/239681/
[18:23] <jiohdi> dan, the site can use firefox normally... but says it will not work for non-xp... so firefox would be different under linux/
[18:23] <CaptWho> my networked laserjet stopped working.  it was working, but it stopped. i can ping the printer by ip from the computer, i've reinstalled the printer.  any ideas on where i should go from here?
[18:23] <Besogon> afd__, may be you have 2 hard disk. (Like it on asus eee pc1000)
[18:23] <vigo> afd__: Do you have any data on it that you wish to save?
[18:24] <danbhfive> jiohdi: well, I think you can get a firefox extension that will change your use agent string.  That is probably what you are looking for
[18:24] <genii> CaptWho: I suggest to make sure the IP isn't actually some computer getting it by dhcp instead of the printer.
[18:24] <jiohdi> dan, any idea what it might be called?
[18:24] <MOUD> Hello
[18:24] <danbhfive> jiohdi: no, but can you search for it?
[18:25] <jiohdi> under agent?
[18:25] <CaptWho> Genii, the same ip is working from other machines
[18:25] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: there's  a few receive errors
[18:25] <afd__> vigo: no, I don't have any data that I wish to save. Can I somehow reset the harddisk cylinder data or whatever?
[18:26] <olaf-vom> My USB mouse is not reliably detected on boot time, sometimes it just doesn't work on GDM logon screen. (Plugging it in anew works, but is really tiresome.) Any idea?
[18:26] <Besogon> olaf-vom, no argue to you
Any way to solve them ? Moreover, if i upgrade to 9.04, will this issue be solved ? :-s
[18:26] <afd__> Besogon: no, nothing like that
[18:26] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: can you run a speed test at www.dslreports.com
[18:26] <ubuntizer> sure
[18:26] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: not sure yet what the problem is
[18:26] <danbhfive> jiohdi: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/59
[18:27] <vigo> afd__: Yes. you can use FDISK or GPARTED or any of other utilities, I suggest gparted because that is like the main Debian/Ubuntu partition utility.
[18:27] <Besogon> afd__, fdisk -l ???
[18:28] <vigo> afd__: You may want to get or use DBAN on it, will wipe it on boot, so careful and read the README.txt.
[18:28] <afd__> vigo: I'm already using qtparted... and it reports 30 gb size, no partitions, etc. I've been a programer and "hardcore" user for about 15 years, 100% Linux user for 5 years... just to understand what sort of level you need to adopt in this "debugging"
[18:28] <zorael_> Why do I need superuser permissions to renice my own processes?
[18:29] <zorael_> do I need to add myself to some renicer group?
[18:29] <grawity> zorael_: It's designed that way. Normal users can only increase their process niceness.
[18:29] <afd__> vigo: I'm looking over this DBAN thing :) thanks for suggestions
[18:29] <fergal32> hello boys and girls ^^
[18:29] <grawity> You don't want anyone to be able to renice his apps to -20
[18:29] <zorael_> grawity: Aw, okay, thanks.
[18:29] <jiohdi> dan, yous is a genius, it woiked
[18:29] <zorael_> true
[18:30] <sash_> zorael_:  you must be su, because by doing this as normal user, you could "steal" process-priority
[18:30] <cyberninja> my exim4 has stopped letting me send emails to external addreses, can someone please take a look http://p.linode.com/2770
[18:30] <grawity> zorael_: you're using 'sudo renice'? You can make sudo not ask for password.
[18:30] <sash_> zorael_:  you have to remember that linux is build as multi-user-system etc...
[18:30] <afd__> vigo: I'm not sure that would help.. I image it will just wipe the disk and partitions, which I already did.
[18:30] <zorael_> grawity: yeah, for renicing mplayer processes after smplayer launches them, doesn't seem to be an option in it to tell it to run mplayer through nice
[18:31] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: any luck ?
[18:31] <vigo> afd__: That will get any and all of the available sectors that are readable, may need to use some other utilities if it has bad sectors or whatnot.
[18:31] <afd__> vigo: I see
[18:31] <afd__> is there a utility which can get even lower level details that qtparted would report?
http://i.dslr.net/imc/0/0/6/4/75697189.png sorry i was late :P
[18:32] <jipsy> morning everyone..i nid a little help..how can i uninstall my desktop effects then install it again?
[18:32] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: yike your upload is dog slow
[18:32] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: yikes
[18:33] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: run the same test when booted in windows
[18:33] <olaf-vom> Besogon: need to leave for now -- bye and have fun with all this network-stuff ... (it's a pitty I don't have the time to pursue this anymore :) ...)
[18:33] <vigo> afd__: There are a few utilities/tools in Linux that can check sectors, if label says 180 and system reports 30, I would think locked or hidden files or bad sectors, a 75 pass wipe could not hurt, is also kinda fun.
i have run tests before on windows, the results are normal, same as we got here.. the thing which makes me confused is, why only GOOGLE ? :( i can load any other site.
[18:35] <jipsy> can anyone help uninstall my desktop effects so that i can install them again
[18:35] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: google is ok under windows ?
Yea, works perfectly and fast :P
[18:36] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: I dunno, man...
[18:36] <thiebaude> jipsy, cant you uninstall compiz in synaptic?
[18:36] <joeyeye_> ubuntizer: bizarro
[18:36] <jipsy> how?
[18:36] <jipsy> im new in linux
[18:37] <thiebaude> jipsy, search compiz in synaptic
[18:37] <diddy> What is the difference between init and telinit again?
[18:37] <jipsy> and then?
[18:37] <sonism> ubuntizer: how about yahoo?
[18:37] <vigo> jipsy: Have you tried or looked at DPKG fix , oh nevermind, but look that up, I will post a link in a moment here.
 Anyhow i was gonna upgrade to 9.04.. lets see if it works well there
[18:38] <Rabbitbunny> How can I change the icon a gnome panel laucher uses? I it originally had the terminal icon, the springy icon isn't in the selection box, the reverse is also true. Hints?
[18:38] <thiebaude> jipsy, if there is a green mark beside compiz, then uninstall it
yea, it's working perfectly.
[18:38] <jipsy> did u mean the terminal? what should i type?
[18:38] <fosa> how do i navigate to smb://ibmserver/e/ ?
[18:38] <fosa> via the CL
[18:38] <Rabbitbunny> fosa: curl?
[18:38] <zenwryly> I thought I was on ext3, but my dmesg shows several "EXT4-fs: " lines (http://pastebin.com/m190f4405, http://pastebin.com/m77603174).  Does that mean that my filesystem did somehow get converted?
[18:39] <sonism> ubuntizer: yahoo mail?
[18:39] <afd__> vigo: sorry for me being stupid... I discovered the hard disk had a jumper over the "limit to 32 gb" pins
[18:39] <jipsy> im in ccsm and i cant find the green thingy
[18:39] <vigo> jipsy: This is a good starting point, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/
yes, working fine.
[18:40] <jipsy> ok ill check this out
[18:40] <vigo> afd__: Now that is rich! made my day with that one, glad it is worked out.
[18:41] <fosa> i'm having trouble escaping a SPACE in the command line
[18:41] <Myth`> How could I move the contents of /toplevel/folder1/ to /toplevel/
[18:41] <afd__> vigo: yeah... thanks for help and sugestions
[18:41] <fosa> isn't it like this?: cd Tax\ School\ ?
[18:41] <th0r> Myth`: check 'man mv'
[18:41] <afd__> vigo: this is the first time I ever encountered this sort of situation, too
[18:41] <sonism> fosa: it's cd Tax\ School/
[18:41] <Myth`> th0r: Don't have access to a ubuntu box at the moment. Just asking because I couldn't figure it out last night.
[18:42] <fosa> sonism, that's not working
[18:42] <Myth`> th0r: Trying to move /htdocs/wodspress to /htdocs and it kept saying source and destination were the same.
[18:42] <ubuntizer> Bye Guys. Thanks to everyone who have tried to help me out here with my issue. :-) Nice to meet such a great community! C ya soon!
[18:42] <vigo> afd__: I have had similar happenings, and will have more, that is the fun of learning.
[18:42] <Pici> Myth`: mv /htdocs/wordpress/* /htdocs/
[18:42] <fosa> sonism, it's making me use "Tax School"
[18:43]  * Myth` fails...
[18:43] <jiohdi> how do I change my passwd for the package updates... I changed it for root, but its not the same for packages?
[18:43] <Myth`> Pici: Thanks - I'll gracefully step away now.
[18:43] <guntbert> fosa: try to use tab completion, like cd Tax<tab>
[18:43] <grawity> jiohdi: It asks for your own password.
[18:43] <jipsy> dude the link dont have "how to uninstall desktop effects
[18:43] <jiohdi> grawity, how do I change it?
[18:44] <grawity> Well, how did you change the root password?
[18:44] <fosa> guntbert, sonism oh the reason is because i'm inside a smbclient: and the \ is backwards, they are using it for the drive delineation
[18:44] <jiohdi> I opened a terminal typed passwd and it said I successfully updated it
[18:44] <Lady_Nia> Hi, could someone recommend me a good webkit browser for jaunty?
[18:44] <grawity> Lady_Nia: Epiphany-browser?
[18:44] <jiohdi> but I tried to install a package to test it... and it still wants the old password
[18:44] <jonesy_> hey guys im runing ubuntu 9.04 with frglx ati radon 2600 driver installed but i cant set my desktop to its max size 1280,1024
[18:45] <jrib> Lady_Nia: epiphany and midori are nice
[18:45] <valkyrief> alguien que hable español
[18:45] <sonism> fosa: ok. i c
[18:45] <Pici> !es | valkyrief
[18:45] <jrib> !es | valkyrief
[18:45] <jprice> lol someone was telling me that the kernel was compiled in c so it didn't use int 80h
[18:45] <jonesy_> only 1024x768
[18:45] <josh_> hello
[18:46] <grawity> jprice: well, the Linux kernel _is_ written in C
[18:46] <jprice> i know it is
[18:46] <jprice> they were saying that it didn't use int 80h
[18:46] <jprice> in assembly
[18:46] <Pici> !offtopic | jprice
[18:46] <guntbert> fosa: nearly no experence with smbclient here - but you could try to use "Tax School" I suppose
[18:47] <jonesy_> no one with ati gfx cards here?
[18:47] <Lady_Nia> grawity: Epiphany? Cool. I'll try it. Thanks!
[18:47] <phurl> hi all, i have an ubuntu cd that is not bootable. I have booted from another linux. how can i run the installer?
[18:47] <fosa> guntbert, yeah after having to manually type out ten directories deep I discovered a lack of vim inside smbclient, making the entire exercise a waste
[18:47] <phurl> i can mount the cd
[18:47] <Lenin_Cat> can you use desktop icons in fluxbox
[18:47] <jrib> phurl: umm, what do you mean it's not bootable?
[18:47] <sonism> fosa: :D of course
[18:48] <vigo> jipsy: This is the Aptitude page: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptitudeSurvivalGuide?highlight=(\bCategoryPackageManagement\b)
[18:48] <jprice> you could always mount the ubuntu off the cd with cloop
[18:48] <Brian__> what do you guys think about pre loading apps to get them to load faster.. is it worth it, does it really speed things up,, and lastly does it slow down the over all performance
[18:48] <fosa> sonism, -_-;;
[18:48] <jprice> and then cdroot
[18:48] <zenwryly> Do "EXT4-fs: " lines in dmesg (http://pastebin.com/m190f4405, http://pastebin.com/m77603174) mean that my filesystem did somehow get converted to ext4?
[18:48] <jprice> chroot*
[18:48] <guntbert> fosa: what about using smbmount?
[18:48] <jonesy_> ATIIIIIII PPL gezzz
[18:48] <fosa> guntbert, don't expect everyone to be reasonable!
[18:48] <phurl> jrib, i mean the people printed an ubuntu cd in a magazine
[18:48] <phurl> and screwed it up
[18:49] <guntbert> fosa: ??
[18:49] <fosa> guntbert, i mean, i hadn't thought of that ^^
[18:49] <jrib> phurl: if it doesn't boot, then burn your own.  It's likely there is something wrong with the cd
[18:49] <phurl> there is
[18:49] <guntbert> fosa: :)
[18:49] <phurl> i have the cd mounted
[18:49] <jrib> phurl: check the md5sum
[18:49] <danbhfive> phurl: what magazine?
[18:50] <phurl> jrib, and it can install from windows
[18:50] <phurl> danbhfive, pc world albanian
[18:50] <Alex___> Does anyone know the trick to disabling a display using ATI's CCC? lol
[18:50] <AlexanderSupertr> the django articles on slicehost: http://articles.slicehost.com/django are for Gusty (Ubuntu)
[18:50] <moox> hi there. How do I change the default runlevel in jaunty?
[18:50] <phurl> i want to figureout how to get it running
[18:50] <AlexanderSupertr> are they valid for Intrepid?
[18:50] <jrib> moox: why do you want to?
[18:50] <phurl> anyway just to know how it works
[18:50] <jrib> phurl: you need to check the md5sum for that cd
[18:50] <AlexanderSupertr> i must admit i haven't used ssh till date
[18:51] <guntbert> !runlevels | moox
[18:51] <phurl> jrib, the data is fine. i want to know how to run the installer
[18:51] <phurl> what program
[18:51] <jonesy_> ATI CCC is stupided it want let me pick my max desktop size
[18:51] <moox> jrib: I don't want to, just to know..
[18:51] <moox> ubottu: Yes, I know there is no inittab
[18:51] <jrib> phurl: how do you know the data is fine...  It's obviously not
[18:51] <linduxed> how can i make a sweep of pings to see what adresses in a range of for instance 192.168.1.(1-100)?
[18:51] <linduxed> or whatever youd do to check if there are computers connected
[18:51] <Pici> AlexanderSupertr: They look fine to me.  The folks in #django should be able to help as well if you get stuck on a django specific issue.
[18:51] <jrib> moox: the upstart documentation tells you how to change the default runlevel
[18:52] <moox> !Upstart
[18:52] <AlexanderSupertr> Pici: thanks. I hope they work for Intrepid.
[18:52] <MOUD> I'm trying to install a python script addon but it gives me a lot of errors. The script is PyBluez-015.  Here's the output of the command: http://paste.ubuntu.com/239741/  I'm not sure why it's not working.
[18:53] <jrib> MOUD: did you check if it is in the repositories?
[18:53] <AlexanderSupertr> Pici: i meant the articles, i m already in #django
[18:53] <jonesy_> this channel shit no one can tell me how to set my desktop to its max size
[18:53] <emcpn> hello to all of us
[18:53] <moox> jrib: OK, i'll check that. Second question. I have an ubuntu-server. I want to install ubuntu-desktop then remoting with NX. I don't want to run gdm on this compute, what is the best way to disable the service ? update-rc.d to REMOVE or STOP or juste delete the symlink?
[18:53] <jrib> !fixres > jonesy_
[18:53] <Pici> AlexanderSupertr: The package names are pretty much the same across those releases, so it should be okay.
[18:53] <MOUD> jrib, no
[18:53] <jrib> jonesy_: please be respectful of others in this channel
[18:53] <phurl> jrib, i am going to try anyway
[18:53] <CaptWho>  I'm running Ubuntu on a laptop.  my networked laserjet stopped working.  it was working, but it stopped. i can ping the printer from my computer by ip and i'm pinging the correct ip, i've reinstalled the printer.  any ideas on where i should go from here?
[18:53] <jrib> MOUD: it is: python-bluez
[18:54] <jrib> phurl: ok, but what you are asking is not reasonable.  To install ubuntu you need an uncorrupted cd
[18:55] <AlexanderSupertr> Pici: Thanks for help. :)
[18:55] <MOUD> jrib: There's no python-bluez
[18:55] <majnoon> any wubi experts here got stuck in a grub4dos prompt
[18:55] <jrib> !info python-bluez | MOUD
[18:55] <guntbert> moox: deleting the symlink is not so good, because it might get rewritten with an updatem so use update-rd instead
[18:55] <jrib> MOUD: how did you check?  What version of ubuntu is this?
[18:56] <moox> guntbert: but the update will no launch it own update-rc at the end of the package install ?
[18:56] <jrib> moox: use sysv-rc-conf
[18:56] <MOUD> last one. amd64 btw
[18:56] <jrib> !who | MOUD
[18:56] <^cheeky> hi could anyone recommend me a good ide for python other than eric and idle
[18:56] <jrib> MOUD: what does « lsb_release -c » return?
[18:57] <MOUD> jrib: I tried python and tried with "tab" but there's no option other than python and python 2.6
[18:57] <jrib> ^cheeky: use your favorite text editor
[18:57] <CaptWho> on another track, where might an error show up for printer problems?  i'm looking in /var/logs/messages
[18:57] <guntbert> moox: I'm not certain but as far as I remember the docs update-rc is the recommended way
[18:57] <jrib> MOUD: no, you need to install the python-bluez package.  Do you know how to do that?
[18:57] <mbrigdan> Hello, I seem to be having a problem with all my quote type keys (and tilde). The each require 2 key presses, and its somewhat annoying
[18:57] <^cheeky> jrip yeah i guess so lol thnx
[18:58] <MOUD> jrib: sudo apt-get install python-bluez ?
[18:58] <moox> jrib: sysv-rc-conf sounds more sysv than upstart no?
[18:58] <balaji> Hello, I have so many versions of Linux kernels installed in my machine, so while booting the boot program gives ea huge list
[18:58] <jrib> MOUD: yes
[18:58] <fosa> okay here's a fun problem on for size
[18:58] <balaji> i am comfortable with the latest, how can I remove the rest from the list
[18:58] <MOUD> jrib: done
[18:58] <jrib> moox: so? :)  Most of the scripts are still written sysv style and upstart just calls them all afaik
[18:58] <fosa> once every 2 hours or so my cursor will have a seizure
[18:58] <jrib> MOUD: then you have python-bluez
[18:59] <defrysk> balaji, sudo apt-get autoremove
[18:59] <moox> jrib: ok, I'll check that on google
[18:59] <fosa> it blinks rapidly and becomes nearly unresponsive, whether it's in a shell or otherwise
[18:59] <MOUD> jrib: thanks, I hope it'll work
[18:59] <fosa> potentially related to swiftfox
[18:59] <KewliOO> can someone help me out...my wirelesss on my laptop won't work
[18:59] <balaji> will there be any issue, if I remove them, i just want to hold the last updated kernal
[18:59] <jrib> moox: I mean I'm certain sysv-rc-conf is the proper way to stop gdm from starting on a certain runlevel, but no harm in checking :)
[18:59] <jrib> balaji: I would keep at least 2 kernels around...
[19:00] <moox> jrib: OK. I'll do that. Could you just explain why not use update-rc ?
[19:00] <KewliOO> can anyone help me fix my wireless problem???
[19:00] <defrysk> balaji, if the latest works... remove the older ones
[19:00] <jrib> moox: if you read « man update-rc.d » it tells you to use tools like sysv-rc-conf or bum if you are a human being :)
[19:00] <mbrigdan> balaji: If you want to remove them from grub (the bootloader) goto /boot/grub/menu.lst   and comment out the older versions
[19:01] <defrysk> balaji, no privating please
[19:01] <moox> jrib: youhou, I'll do
[19:01] <jrib> balaji: removing the packages should automatically update grub
[19:01] <balaji> I am sorry, thanks for the tip
[19:01] <KewliOO> can anyone help me fix my wireless problem???
[19:01] <zenwryly> I'm running a ubuntu jaunty domU with linux-image-virtual.  I don't have any xen.* sysctls and no /proc/sys/xen, /proc/xen, or /sys/xen.  My dmesg shows "Booting paravirtualized kernel on Xen".  Is there anything wrong with the lack of sysctl's?  SHoud I take any of this as an indication tht I've misconfigurd something?
[19:01] <Brian__> anyone listen to any good linux based podcasts
[19:01] <KewliOO> can anyone help me fix my wireless problem???
[19:01] <balaji> thanks jrib & defrysk
[19:02] <jonesy__> still not working
[19:02] <KewliOO> nope
[19:02] <guntbert> balaji: and go to system/adminstration/startupmanager - advanced - limit the number of kernels
[19:02] <jonesy__> no desktop size is set lower than it can go and i cant change it
[19:02] <Pici> guntbert: starupmanager is not installed by default fyi.
[19:03] <sonism> guntbert: balaji wiil need to instal startupmanager first
[19:03] <huhlig> wow... anoying security
[19:03] <mbrigdan> I seem to be having a problem with all my quote type keys (and tilde). The each require 2 key presses, and its somewhat annoying. Anyone know what could be wrong?
[19:03] <guntbert> Pici: I forgot :/
[19:03] <jonesy__> do i have restart every time i change my desktop size or can i restart xorg
[19:04] <huhlig> Question. Anyone know a good way of pairing bluetooth in ubuntu. I am attempting to pair with an iphone running 3.0 and it keeps returning permission denied (yes I am sudo as root)
[19:04] <guntbert> jonesy__: just log out and back in
[19:04] <jonesy__> k
[19:04] <dark4og> I know this may not be the proper place.. but.. When you run an LTSP server with 64 bit.. do all the clients have to be 64 bit also?
[19:04] <jonesy__> but its still at 1024x860 and not 1280x1024 :((
[19:05] <clarinet> Hi, guys.
[19:05] <jonesy__> do you know how to change it guntbert ?
[19:05] <arber> hello
[19:05] <clarinet> Somebody there?
[19:05] <arber> can anyone help me
[19:06] <arber> hello
[19:06] <arber> hello its anyone there
[19:06] <diddy> The man page for xhost tells me that xhost uses a file called /etc/X*.hosts. But this file is not there.
[19:06] <arber> hello
[19:06] <guntbert> dark4og: no, they run on different machines, don't they?
[19:06] <arber> dammit
[19:06] <arber> hello
[19:06] <arber> hello
[19:06] <FloodBot1> arber: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:06] <Pici> arber: There are 1400 people here, just ask the question.
[19:07] <sonism> !ask | arber
[19:07] <balaji> Thanks for your responses on removing the kernels from grub, I as searching for startup manager I couldn't find one
[19:07] <arber> hello
[19:07] <Pici> arber: hi.
[19:07] <thiebaude> arber, hi
[19:07] <jonesy__> 1400 ppl and not one can set my desktop to 1280x1024
[19:07] <arber> i got a problem  i want to know which program is the best to edit pictures
[19:07] <dark4og> guntbert: Yes seperate
[19:07] <mezquitale> is it possible to install xfce on ubuntu?
[19:08] <balaji> so the best way is to comment the lines out in  /boot/grub/menu.lst
[19:08] <arber>  got a problem  i want to know which program is the best to edit pictures
[19:08] <guntbert> balaji: yes, you will have to install startup manager first - sudo apt-get install startupmanager
[19:08] <defrysk> !xfce4 | mezquitale
[19:08] <lstarnes> !xfce | mezquitale
[19:08] <Pici> arber: The Gimp is pretty good, but its up to you to decide what is best for you.
[19:08] <jonesy__> mezquitale: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/xubuntu
[19:08] <jonesy__> fiest hit on google
[19:08] <dark4og> guntbert: Do i need to find x86 image files ? for the LTSP clients?
[19:09] <arber> e
[19:09] <balaji> okay.., but can I be able remove the pieces of software relevant to older versions of kernel
[19:09] <arber>  got a problem  i want to know which program is the best to edit pictures
[19:09] <KewliOO> can someone help me out...my wirelesss on my laptop won't work
[19:09] <KewliOO> can anyone help me fix my wireless problem???
[19:09] <lstarnes> arber: gimp is the most common one on linux
[19:09] <balaji> at same time  having a stable system
[19:09] <jonesy__> whats wrong with ya wireless
[19:09] <arber4444> thnx
[19:09] <KewliOO> I'll PM ya
[19:10] <jonesy__> why>?
[19:10] <KewliOO> well....
[19:10] <guntbert> dark4og: every client has its own OS, no need to match with the "server", you can use the desktop install or the alternate install
[19:10] <mezquitale> jonesy_, thanks, ive trying to install xubuntu on an old machine with no success, ubuntu worked just fine though it was just too slow
[19:10] <guntbert> !pm | KewliOO
[19:10] <clarinet> You installed the driver?
[19:11] <dark4og> guntbert: I am using diskless, PXE boot. box.
[19:11] <sonism> guntbert: wouldn't that be an issue on LTSP?
[19:11] <jonesy__> !fixres > jonesy_
[19:11] <KewliOO> I just installed Ubuntu on my dell c610 and it has a dell 1350 internal wireless card in it...when Ubuntu started up it wasn't connected...and it says under edit connections that there is an "Auto eth0" in the wired but nothing in the wireless
[19:12] <jonesy__> !fixres > jonesy__
[19:12] <dark4og> guntbert: Thx for your time.. :)
[19:12] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, autoeth0 is normal, about the dell chipset wireless drivers i cant say tho
[19:12] <KewliOO> now I have went in and tried to manually put in the addresses for the IP4...but still no connection
[19:13] <b3rz3rk3r> auto eth0 is what ubuntu calls your first wired connection
[19:13] <KewliOO> ohh
[19:13] <KewliOO> kewl
[19:13] <KewliOO> but how come there isn't anything for the wireless?
[19:13] <jonesy__>  /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[19:13] <jonesy__>  * Stopping GNOME Display Manager...                                     [ OK ]
[19:13] <jonesy__>  * Starting GNOME Display Manager...                                     [fail]
[19:13] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, without knowing the hardware i cant say
[19:13] <KewliOO> this laptop is a dual boot system with Ubuntu 8.10 and Windows XP Pro SP3
[19:14] <jonesy__> oh my god
[19:14] <jonesy__> it dont even run
[19:14] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, same as me then
[19:14] <guntbert> dark4og, sonism: oops, I seem to have overlooked that part, but still - I see no need for the clients to be 64bit too, you will have to find the proper images though
[19:14] <KewliOO> it's a dell C610 laptop and a Dell 1350 internal wireless card
[19:14] <silverraindog> happy sysadmin day :)
[19:14] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, but you need to find out what card dell included on the chipset
[19:14] <KewliOO> how?
[19:14] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, should be easy to find out by googling your model number
[19:14] <MOUD> Has anyone here tried Bluetooth Proxy for PyS60? It allows you to use your PC's internet connection on your mobile via bluetooth. (only on Symbian O.S. S60)
[19:14] <sonism> guntbert: i c, thanks for the info
[19:15] <KewliOO> what exactly would I type in google other than the model number to find out what card was included?
[19:16] <jonesy__> kewli00 its wlan0 not eth0
[19:16] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, dell (insert product line name) (insert model number) system specs
[19:16] <KewliOO> I don't have anything in the wireless
[19:16] <b3rz3rk3r> or something like that
[19:17] <guntbert> sonism: I thank you for the heads up, I mistook LTSP for LTS *blush*
[19:17] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, something that usually works too is updating via Eth0 first
[19:17] <sonism> guntbert: :)
[19:17] <clarinet> Anyone know about koules?
[19:17] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, as in, use the wired connection to update (and prob reboot too) then you may find the issue solves itself
[19:18] <krzysztof0> ??
[19:18] <KewliOO> humm...that's an idea
[19:18] <b3rz3rk3r> krzysztof0, whats up?
[19:19] <KewliOO> ThanX....I'll try that man and get back to ya here in a few
[19:19] <b3rz3rk3r> lol
[19:19] <sicilian_dragon> anybody know a solution for the firefox 3.5.1 fullscreen youtube problem?
[19:19] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, kk.. gl man
[19:19] <jonesy__> god damn ATI why do they thinink i have a CRT display when its LCD
[19:19] <sicilian_dragon> its jaunty specific i think
[19:19] <b3rz3rk3r> sicilian_dragon, 64bit issue?
[19:19] <sicilian_dragon> no 32 bit
[19:19] <b3rz3rk3r> been having snags with my flash support too.. 64bit tho
[19:20] <sicilian_dragon> does firefox crash rightaway?
[19:21] <b3rz3rk3r> nope, doesnt crash, just wont load up, even using different plugins. i ahve to restart the browser when it happens
[19:21] <Alvinware> Can any one help me with aMule guide?
[19:21] <sicilian_dragon> ohh in my case, it crashes always
[19:21] <b3rz3rk3r> sicilian_dragon, have you tried using different plugins?
[19:21] <torocatala> Hi
[19:21] <b3rz3rk3r> sicilian_dragon, there are 3 available i think
[19:22] <b3rz3rk3r> torocatala, hi
[19:22] <huhlig> anyone familier with bluetooth syncing with an iphone in Jaunty
[19:22] <sicilian_dragon> i just have the adobe-flash installed
[19:22] <torocatala> I have a problem activating the private hardware controllers for my Nvidia on my ubuntu karmic
[19:22] <b3rz3rk3r> sicilian_dragon, try using the GNU/SWF ones, see if that helps
[19:22] <guntbert> !karmic | torocatala
[19:22] <b3rz3rk3r> sicilian_dragon, you can get them from the little white lego brick looking thing in the bottom right
[19:22] <torocatala> guntbert, thx
[19:23] <djXternal> I need some help with setting up a VPM server on Ubuntu 9.04 Server with pptpd, anyone know this system well enough to help me out?
[19:23] <balaji> Hi Folks Thanks a lot for all your help, installed Start-up Manager, choose to have just two Kernels at boot time
[19:23] <djXternal> VPN*
[19:23] <KewliOO> b3rz3rk3r
[19:23] <b3rz3rk3r> djXternal, i can help you with that
[19:23] <TwoToneSpirit> I can't get Xdmx to work.  Anybody have any experience?
[19:23] <b3rz3rk3r> djXternal, just set that up about 5 mins ago myself
[19:23] <clarinet> Does anyone used Wolfram Alpha?
[19:24] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, hey, did it work?
[19:24] <Pici> !offtopic | clarinet
[19:24] <Tarciso> .j brasil
[19:25] <djXternal> b3rz3rk3r: I am able to connect to the VPN and access local network computers, but I am unable to tunnel my internet connection through the VPN, so local access was possible, but external isnt working
[19:25] <clarinet> OK
[19:25] <KewliOO> b3rz3rk3r: The wired connection won't connect...I pretty much know why though......I had tried the auto DHCP in the IP4...that didn't work...so I went to manual add to add the addresses...and the subnet mask address keeps going back to 24 everytime I click OK
[19:26] <guntbert> !br | Tarciso
[19:26] <KewliOO> why is it doin that...and how can I fix it
[19:26] <Tarciso> guntbert, vlw to com atalhos =]
[19:26] <Alvinware> Can any one help me with some aMule guide?
[19:27] <Tarciso> ubottu, ty =]
[19:27] <Alvinware> What's the right number of max source, and max connection, and allocation slot?
[19:27] <sicilian_dragon> @KewliOO - are you trying a subnet mask > 255 ?
[19:27] <sebsebseb> !thanks |  Tarciso
[19:28] <KewliOO> yes...<IP_ADDRESS>
[19:28] <Alvinware> !aMule
[19:28] <Gobby> My father just reinstalled 9.04, when he boots up Ubuntu and starts the update manager it freezes.
[19:29] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, sounds like your router isnt assigning ip properly to your box?
[19:29] <Blehk> Is there any reason I can snmpwalk all of my servers except one? They're all using the same configuration
[19:29] <KewliOO> hummm..well it works on 4 other computer and this one too when booted in windows
[19:29] <diddy> What is meant by turning the display manager on or off? How can this be done?
[19:30] <Alvinware> sebsebseb, What i should number the maximum source connection, and maximum connection for optimal performance?
[19:30] <KewliOO> it won't hold net netmask address...that's the problem it has to be set to <IP_ADDRESS>
[19:30] <b3rz3rk3r> KewliOO, and you cant set that manually?
[19:30] <bucky> KewliOO: this is wireless?
[19:30] <Amber_Johnson> Ubuntu 9.04 dose not seem to like my SLI system. Does anyone have a link to the newest Ubuntu beta ISO? TIA :D
[19:31] <Gobby> My father just reinstalled 9.04, when he boots up Ubuntu and starts the update manager it freezes.
[19:31] <guntbert> !karmic > Amber_Johnson
[19:31] <KewliOO> no...every time I set the netmask to <IP_ADDRESS> and then click "OK" it goes back to "24"
[19:31] <Amber_Johnson> thanks guntbert  :d
[19:31] <KewliOO> no it's wired
[19:32] <guntbert> Amber_Johnson: np :)
[19:32] <Alvinware> guntbert,  What i should number the maximum source connection, and maximum connection for optimal performance?
[19:32] <bucky> KewliOO: what does sudo dhclient eth0   ...do does that set your ip and netmask ok?
[19:32] <guntbert> Alvinware: for what client?
[19:32] <Alvinware> guntbert, aMule.
[19:33] <KewliOO> I dunno
[19:33] <bucky> KewliOO: try it
[19:33] <guntbert> Alvinware: no idea, sorry
[19:33] <Alvinware> sebsebseb, aMule?
[19:33] <Alvinware> Any one in here using aMule?
[19:33] <akonkwa> Hi, I'm trying to use the grep command in ubuntu shell, I would like to search for the a any ocurrence of *fetch_name* in a file called 'src' . any help?
[19:34] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: aMule sucks, and what are you downloading?
[19:34] <djXternal> I setup pptpd on Ubuntu Server 9.04, client can connect to vpn, client can access server's local network, client cannot access server's external network, when i connect to server via ssh and ping google I get a response, if i connect to the server via vpn and ping google from the client I get nothing. Anyone know why?
[19:35] <felix_> !iso
[19:35] <Alvinware> sebsebseb, I'm using it to download movies. What else that i could use to download files from the eD2k/kad network?
[19:35] <KewliOO> bucky it seemed too
[19:35] <tuhoojabotti> does jaunty use ext3 or ext4?
[19:36] <sebsebseb> !piracy |  Alvinware
[19:36] <sebsebseb> tuhoojabotti: Ext3 by default, but Ext4 is also optional
[19:36] <b3rz3rk3r> tuhoojabotti, default is 3, but you can make it use 4
[19:36] <agussman> How do I configure Ubuntu to obtain a hostname from DHCP?
[19:36] <bucky> KewliOO: can you browse the internet now with firefox?
[19:36] <Alvinware> sebsebseb, please help me.
[19:37] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: no  thanks,  I won't help you pirate stuff
[19:37] <Amber_Johnson> any one running Karmic Koala , on an SLI system? I am considering installing it.
[19:37] <KewliOO> I still can't connect
[19:37] <guntbert> Amber_Johnson: ask in #ubuntu+1 please
[19:37] <Amber_Johnson> cool, thanks guntbert  :)
[19:38] <bucky> akonkwa: grep fetch_name /path/to/filename or just filename
[19:38] <guntbert> akonkwa: grep "*fetch_name*" src| less
[19:38] <Di0z> hi people, ¿what is a spanish user ubunu channel in this server?
[19:38] <lidia> ciao
[19:38] <lidia> !lista
[19:39] <guntbert> !es | Di0z
[19:39] <akonkwa> thx bucky  guntbert
[19:39] <Di0z> thanks
[19:40] <bucky> agussman: besides just setting it in System->Adminisitration->Network  I just edit /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf  and uncomment supersede domain-name "my_new_domain_name_here";  and sudo dhclient eth0
[19:40] <guntbert> akonkwa: yw :)
[19:42] <KewliOO> I still can't get the wired connection to connect
[19:42] <KewliOO> I dunno why not
[19:43] <bucky> KewliOO: type ifconfig   does your eth0 show up?
[19:43] <neconide> what happened to ectospasm
[19:44] <deany> ok, does java in FF 64bit work or NOT.  ive told my mate to install sun-java6-plugin and its not working.
[19:44] <agussman> bucky: Maybe I asked the question wrong or I'm not understanding what you said.  The hostname right now is "ubuntu".  I don't want to set the hostname, I want it to obtain it from DHCP.
[19:44] <phr3ak> how could i turn the taskbar to multi rows ?
[19:44] <agussman> (at boot)
[19:44] <neconide> deany: amd is not as supported as intel
[19:44] <Alvinware> sebsebseb, kaanninbuyeacibai.
[19:44] <neconide> deany: they havent fixed these issues since v7, i doubt its ever going to get done
[19:45] <KewliOO> bucky....I'm tryin to reboot....the terminal wouldn't start for some reason
[19:45] <bucky> agussman: oh that's in /etc/hostname
[19:45] <b3rz3rk3r> deany, java installs tho right?
[19:45] <yuu_> hi all
[19:45] <b3rz3rk3r> yuu_, hi
[19:46] <agussman> bucky: Any idea how I configure it to pull down a hostname along with an IP address?
[19:46] <mankeletor> hey there
[19:46] <deany> so what is this then http://the-smartidiot.blogspot.com/2009/07/how-to-install-64-bit-java-plugin-for.html  linking the plugin supplied with the bin?  so the plugin does work ? so why dont it work from repo
[19:46] <b3rz3rk3r> agussman, that should be working out of the box
[19:46] <MOUD> I'm trying to connect my phone to my laptop but on my phone it says "No Bluetooth devices found.Try Again?"  and it doesn't change. How can I fix this?
[19:46] <diddy> Is there a better help on gdm.conf than the comments in the gdm.conf file?
[19:46] <b3rz3rk3r> deany, old version perhaps?
[19:47] <b3rz3rk3r> deany, check the version numbers