[13:45] <gst> any idea??
[13:45] <grawity> gst: Because that git:// URL is incorrect.
[13:45] <jiohdi> c s b, I dont know how to do that
[13:46] <C-S-B> !fstab
[13:46] <buch> !wine
[13:46] <jiohdi> thanks c s b
[13:48] <InDuS> !windows
[13:49] <maszlo> I wanted to know if there was anything special that needs to be done in setting up multiple burners / lightscribe drives for multi burning use
[13:50] <nnull> how can i make a partition invisible to windows?
[13:50] <Firefishe> C-S-B: Regarding my previous issue:  I now understand the ALT-grab sequence.  The thing is, I can't drag the Login window up above the top panel.
[13:50] <InDuS> nnull: which partition
[13:50] <Firefishe> C-S-B: It won't budge.
[13:51] <nnull> InDuS, one i want to create in free diskspace
[13:51] <maszlo> nnull: format it in something it doesn't know ext2-4 reiserfs
[13:51] <C-S-B> Firefishe: do you have effects on?
[13:52] <InDuS> nnull: well,windows cant see your ubuntu partitions anyway
[13:52] <psygonx> do someone know something about moblin ?
[13:52] <maszlo> psygonx: what about it? I have tested it on my eee
[13:52] <nnull> Yeah good point in theory that makes sense, cheers ill give a prac run ;)
[13:52] <Firefishe> C-S-B: Yes, they're set to the middle setting
[13:52] <psygonx> i had an very good moblin system
[13:52] <psygonx> but my problem is i cant find xorg.conf
[13:52] <nnull> i must of made a NTFS partition last time i had the problem
[13:53] <C-S-B> Firefishe: try the alt drag trick after turning them off.
[13:53] <kripso> flash works fine now, removed everything and did go for the root: 'apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree'.
[13:53] <Firefishe> C-S-B: K..will do.
[13:53] <JPSman> what sort of program should I grab for beginner to intermediate level sound editing?  Same with video editing?
[13:53] <maszlo> psygonx: when I tested it was locked down as well.  and was actually fedora based
[13:54] <InDuS> nnull: ubuntu can see your windows partitions, but windows cant see ubuntu stuff
[13:54] <maszlo> psygonx: not really locked down, but couldn't get my touchscreen working
[13:54] <JPSman> InDuS: somewhat
[13:54] <psygonx> i try it too at the moment ;)
[13:54] <JPSman> InDuS: gimme a sec to look it up
[13:54] <psygonx> but i cant install driver
[13:54] <InDuS> JPSman: what i said
[13:55] <Kalisto_> i need a little help with installing ubuntu on an existing fakeraid system with windows already installed
[13:55] <aethelrick> JPSman: maybe try Audacity for sound editing, not sure how expert you need the package to be though, so I may be way off base with this one
[13:56] <Kalisto_> ubiquity tells me no operating systems installed which is weird
[13:56] <Firefishe> C-S-B: That did the trick.  What's keeping the alt-grab trick form working with effects on, though?  Compiz limitation?
[13:56] <JPSman> aethelrick: not much, just want to take clips out and put them with other stuff.  Thank you for responding :O)
[13:57] <aethelrick> JPSman: maybe try cinelerra for video?
[13:57] <JPSman> aethelrick: is cinelerra in the add/remove list?
[13:58] <GPL> how to use/import a Qt settings file in Ubuntu Qt4settings app ?
[13:58] <Firefishe> C-S-B: Right now, the entire OS is performing flawlessly on this HP 100...It's beautiful!  I don't want to bork it just to try UNR.  Tell me, is UNR something I can just add to my repository list and try?  Also, if I do, will it bork my current installation?
[13:59] <aethelrick> JPSman: have a look here for how to get it http://cinelerra.org/getting_cinelerra.php
[13:59] <gst> any compiz developers over here??
[13:59] <timeout> I have a latex question- anyone know about latex here?
[13:59] <GPL> gst : #compiz
[13:59] <simran> if i want to install an exe via wine, where does the exe have to be placed? which folder?
[13:59] <ukev> timeout, what do you want to know about latex?
[14:00] <JPSman> aethelrick: thank you!!!
[14:00] <grawity> simran: Anywhere.
[14:00] <aethelrick> JPSman: yer welcome :)
[14:00] <a94060> simran: you shoul just be able to double click it
[14:00] <C-S-B> Firefishe: UNR will give you a different interface and will maximise your apps windows, i doubt any troubles will be solved by it
[14:00] <GPL> simran, just right click that .exe and choose "Open with Wine Application "
[14:00] <arand> timeout: if no one here, try #latex
[14:00] <timeout> ukev: my left-most column is not row-aligned with the rest of the table...
[14:00] <grawity> simran: The virtual C: is ~/.wine/drive_c/ though, you might want to put it somewhere there.
[14:00] <timeout> arand: not a very active foum, unfortunately :(
[14:00] <nnull> does it usually take a long time to create a 600 gig ext3 partition?
[14:00] <C-S-B> Firefishe: i had/have unr but not using its interface
[14:01] <nnull> nvr mind its done, took like 2-3 mins :O
[14:01] <Firefishe> C-S-B: I concur.  To me, what is needed is a way to change the way current windows are sized...to me, themes would seem to be--at least on the surface of it--the overall solution.
[14:01] <simran> cheers grawity
[14:01] <timeout> ukev: I'd like to fix it, of course. Could you understand the problem description?
[14:01] <simran> thanks gpl
[14:01] <Firefishe> C-S-B: Besides, not all of the dialogs have this issue.
[14:01] <ukev> timeout, yes I do, but I would recommend you to join a latex channel :)
[14:01] <arand> timeout: true, but probably more knowledgable on advanced topics ;)
[14:01] <Firefishe> C-S-B: Some work just fine.
[14:01] <Mike_lifeguard> How can I move files from where Transmission downloads them to another location but still seed them?
[14:02] <Firefishe> C-S-B: Well, I'll post a note in the Readme.txt for my friend about the alt-grab trick.  Now, I need to see if xfce is working right ;)
[14:02] <Gallez> what file contains global aliases like "inst" instead of "sudo apt-get install"?
[14:02] <Firefishe> C-S-B: Thanks for your help.
[14:02] <Halitech> Mike_lifeguard, you would have to copy them or stop seeding, move them then restart the seeding and point at the files in the new location
[14:02] <Soyo> Anyone know about power-management? In the GUI it shows the computer to never hibernate, but it seems to be doing it anyway after about 45 minutes. I am trying to find where those settings are in a file but power-management files and folders are spread out throughout the computer and I am really confused
[14:02] <C-S-B> Firefishe: its a limitation of the screensize, some apps are poorly coded
[14:03] <Mike_lifeguard> Halitech: how would you restart seeding after moving the files?
[14:03] <Gallez> what file contains global aliases like "inst" instead of "sudo apt-get install"?
[14:03] <timeout> ukev: arand: ok
[14:03] <Halitech> Mike_lifeguard, do you still have the torrent file?
[14:03] <Firefishe> C-S-B: I see.  Then I guess I'll have to be the one to re-write those portions of code.  ;-)
[14:04] <grawity> Gallez: I recommend putting aliases to ~/.bashrc - there isn't any need for them to be global.
[14:04] <C-S-B> Firefishe: please do
[14:04] <Mike_lifeguard> Halitech: I assume so, I haven't deleted them... but I'm not sure where they are now that I think of it
[14:04]  * Mike_lifeguard looks around...
[14:04] <GPL> Mike_lifeguard: just click that torrent file, you downloaded, and point to the new location to download, it ll automatically check if the files are already there, and the download bar will reload to 100% and will start re-seeding
[14:04] <C-S-B> Firefishe: my worst is the facebook plugin for fspot
[14:04] <Soyo> !pm-util
[14:04] <Soyo> !power
[14:04] <simran> grawity, you spend a lot of time here...are you a teen or a computer techy or sumthin ?
[14:04] <Firefishe> ubottu fspot
[14:04] <Gallez> grawity: by global i meant permanent, not erased at the end of the session
[14:04] <Firefishe> !ubottu fspot
[14:05] <Halitech> Mike_lifeguard, if you have the torrent file, just reopen it with whatever program you are using, if you don't, you would need to get it or just copy the files to the new location and let it seed from the original
[14:05] <maszlo> can someone please shed some light on what is the best way to burn two disks at once?  and if this process is even possibe with dowing two lightscribes burns at once
[14:05] <Firefishe> !fspot
[14:05] <Halitech> !f-spot
[14:05] <Celestar> For Xen, I'm looking for documentation on how to install ubuntu 9.04 server onto a SLES dom0
[14:05] <grawity> simran: 17-year-old hacker type spending his last week of summer holiday.
[14:05] <Mike_lifeguard> Halitech, GPL: OK, that sounds fine; thanks
[14:05] <Firefishe> oh phoo, I"ll just consult the wiki
[14:05] <C-S-B> Firefishe: photo management
[14:05] <grawity> Gallez: Ah, that. Still ~/.bashrc
[14:05] <simran> hahaha
[14:05] <Pooding> hey guys
[14:05] <simran> grawity from uk?
[14:05] <a94060> grawity: Just like you
[14:05] <Soyo> !hibernate
[14:05] <Pooding> can someone help me please?
[14:06] <Soyo> !mouseshaker
[14:06] <Firefishe> C-S-B: I see.  I'll have to check it out.  (from svn, or from cvs, or maybe I'll just git outta here and....
[14:06] <Celestar> hibernate as in Java or hibernate as in ACPI?
[14:06] <Myrtti> !ask | Pooding
[14:06] <Celestar> !xen
[14:06] <grawity> simran: Lithuania, actually... not that far away.
[14:06] <Firefishe> ;0)
[14:06] <Soyo> ACPI
[14:06] <Gallez> grawity: thank you
[14:06] <GPL> Soyo : please dont abuse the bots ...
[14:06] <Pooding> !ask
[14:06] <simran> ahh the good ol lithuanian tax free banks
[14:06] <simran> :D
[14:06] <deany> maszlo, open terminal, mkisofs/growisofs  /dev/dvd1=image.iso and open another and /dev/dvd2=image.iso I guess.  Should be able to read from the same file ok
[14:06] <Soyo> k
[14:06] <Firefishe> C-S-B: I'm sorry for the puns...well, not really. ;)
[14:07] <idleone_> Pooding: ask your question please
[14:07] <grawity> Gallez: ~/.bashrc is loaded every time you open the terminal, or when you type the command   source ~/.bashrc   on your shell.
[14:07] <Pooding> can anyone please tell me how to uninstall cairo dock? as i installed it twice, now it wont boot and i need a dock :P
[14:07] <C-S-B> Firefishe: dont worry, i overlooked it. :)
[14:08] <GPL> Pooding: i would recommend, Gnome-do :) or avant-window-navigator, Cairdock is more of a resource hog, well you can install it, if you like more Eyecandy power...
[14:08] <Pooding> i hate awn, i cant move it
[14:09] <Pooding> i just need to know how to fix cairo dock
[14:09] <Al2> could u help me to get runable dvd player for normal comercial dvd movies?
[14:09] <GPL> Pooding: you need to install or uninstall Cairodock? you said, you installed it and it wont bot ?
[14:09] <GPL> boot*
[14:09] <Pooding> yes
[14:09] <Pooding> i installed from repositiories
[14:09] <Pooding> then i tried a deb package to install plugins, bu now it wont boot
[14:10] <GPL> Pooding: please be more clear, what wont boot ? GNOME desktop env. or Cairodock itself, i guess you need to set it up in preferences to start at login    !
[14:10] <Pooding> cairodock
[14:10] <Pooding> it wont boot when i try to open it from the menu
[14:10] <Al2> is there a good dvd player software?
[14:10] <Pooding> alz, vlc media player
[14:11] <GPL> Pooding: reinstall it, then !
[14:11] <jfeole> AI2-yes VLC
[14:11] <Pooding> yes, im asking how
[14:11] <Pooding> how to unsinstall it
[14:11] <GPL> Pooding: sudo apt-get remove <package>
[14:11] <Al2> somthink what would play my dvd atr8 after putin a disk without typin anythink?
[14:11] <Pooding> sudo apt-get remove cairodock ?
[14:11] <GPL> Pooding: yes and the plugins
[14:12] <jfeole> AI2-ys, u can set Nautilus to do this
[14:12] <Pooding> whats the filename for the plugins
[14:12] <Soyo> If I do a sudo apt-get remove ACPI will that solve my problem? (I have gnome)
[14:12] <GPL> Pooding: you need to specify the package name there, it might be cairodock or cairo-dock ! i dont remember the correct package name, but you get it ;)
[14:13] <Pooding> i deleted cairodock
[14:13] <GPL> Pooding: AFAIK : cairo-dock-plugins is the correct package name for irs plugins
[14:13] <Pooding> its all gone
[14:13] <GPL> its*
[14:13] <GPL> Pooding: install it now ;)
[14:13] <Al2> any good dvd software? Please...
[14:13] <Pooding> where from, wheres the latest one?
[14:14] <GPL> Al2 : VLC will do the job ;)
[14:14] <Soyo> Is there a more specific channel that may be able to help me?
[14:14] <leaf-sheep> Is there a command that'll search the contexts of all files on system?
[14:15] <GPL> Pooding: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CairoDock
[14:15] <Pooding> thanks
[14:15] <a94060> leaf-sheep: locate,find,whereis
[14:15] <Soyo> find
[14:15] <Al2>  GPL: i got vlc, but how shoulld i make it pay dvd?
[14:16] <GPL> Al2: just open the file
[14:16] <arand> how easy is it for firefox to get user write access?
[14:16] <Soyo> <-- uninstalled ACPI rebooting...
[14:16] <brutus> hi, how can i see how long kernel compile took ?
[14:17] <jfeole> AI2-open the Naulilus perferences, and set ur default software apps
[14:17] <jfeole> in Gnome
[14:18] <Al2>  GPL: vlc could not play file!
[14:18] <GPL> Al2: filename extension ? .vob ?
[14:20] <Al2> GPL: yes
[14:21] <GPL> Al2: you may need to install some packages / codecs if you 'vent did so, for a how-to -= visit =- http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-12988.html
[14:21] <Al2> GPL:thanks
[14:21] <Rejjn> Hi, anyone who've got time to help me with a ethernet adapter related problem?
[14:22] <GPL> !anyone | Rejjn
[14:22] <Rejjn> oki =)
[14:23] <tmadsen> anyone here knows what cdc-acm is?
[14:23] <GPL> !anyone > tmadsen
[14:23] <Rejjn> my problem is that i'm trying to switch eth adapter, but i can't get the new one to work. when i have them both installed the new one works but then disabling the old the new one doesn't even show up on ifconfig
[14:24] <xand_> hello, my songbird won't start anymore can anyone please help me ? http://paste.ubuntu.com/259286/
[14:24] <Rejjn> do i need to change/remove some old configs for the old adapter to make it work for the new adapter?
[14:24] <tmadsen> ok, great. It's a kernel module for communication to the USB port. I need to do insmod cdc_acm.ko on an embedded linux box but can't find the cdc_acm.ko anywhere. Can someone here tell me where to get it, or should I ask somewhere else? (the channel specific to my problem is idle)
[14:27] <zamba> anyone know of a invoice program for linux?
[14:27] <symphony> #curl
[14:27] <symphony> join #curl
[14:27] <gst> hi..what is pastebin??
[14:27] <aethelrick> zamba: gnucash?
[14:27] <mnaines> !pastebin | gst
[14:27] <oskar-> zamba:  *perhaps* gnucash?
[14:28] <zamba> oskar-: i basically want the option of printing the invoices and sending them to customers.. can gnucash do this?
[14:28] <aethelrick> zamba: yes gnucash can do that
[14:28] <aethelrick> zamba: http://www.gnucash.org/
[14:29] <zamba> aethelrick: does it support the different formatst as well?
[14:29] <zamba> for invoice paper
[14:30] <aethelrick> zamba: I've never personally used gnucash, but I know of the application and thought it may be worth a look
[14:30] <zamba> aethelrick: i'll check it out.. thanks
[14:30] <Aijse> Sup, I ve got a Samba server that stores all the music from every one in the house. Everybody can add music from their own pc on the server. The problem is though that the owner of the files added by some one will be nobody. I want the owner to be the one who put it on the server and the group that everyone who uses the server is in. And not nobody cause else nobody can change the contents of these folders later on. ANy know where to change th
[14:31] <jakubator> hi all
[14:31] <mnaines> Aijse: Did you set up user accounts for all the people who have access to the server?
[14:31] <Aijse> mnaines, yes I did
[14:31] <livingdaylight> Hola Ubunteros!
[14:31] <Aijse> and they re all in the same group
[14:32] <livingdaylight> puede algien ayudarme?
[14:32] <livingdaylight> I have a Display question
[14:32] <mnaines> livingdaylight: No Habla Espanol
[14:32] <livingdaylight> is there a Display guru in the house?
[14:32] <oskar-> Aijse:  let the clients authenticate with these usernames
[14:32] <lanzelloth> I need help with installing wifi driver for my intel 4965agn, I have no idea what driver is being used now
[14:32] <mnaines> livingdaylight: Don't ask to ask...Just ask the question and if someone can help they will
[14:33] <Aijse> oskar-, is it an option in smb.conf?
[14:33] <Al2> so page http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-12988.html didn't help at all with playin dvd. any other idea how could i play dvd on ubuntu?
[14:33] <oskar-> Aijse:  you can set SECURITY = USER there
[14:33] <C-S-B> out of interest, where does everyone keep their source code?
[14:34] <Aijse> Oskar-, ok thanks will give it a shot
[14:34] <C-S-B> /usr/source seems to have odd permissions meaning id have to compile as root
[14:34] <livingdaylight> I have attached a 26" lcd Samsung tv to my laptop. Normally this 'just works' but since i played with 'display' in System Prefereces it no longer does! Now all i get, and as far as i get on tv is to login page upon bootup. After that as i come to Desktop tv goes black... anyone know how i can fix this?
[14:34] <grawity> C-S-B: ~/Projects
[14:35] <aethelrick> C-S-B: in subversion
[14:35] <C-S-B> grawity: thanks, i was unclear though, I meant source for apps like mplayer or the kernel...not personal code.
[14:35] <aethelrick> C-S-B: oh right... then /usr/local/src if it's not part of the distro, otherwise /usr/src
[14:35] <albn> I installed Apache, but do not have the permissions to place files in the www directory. So does this mean I have to make a virtual directory or something?
[14:36] <Al2> come on guys i can't believe i can't watch dvd on my comp!
[14:36] <livingdaylight> I have attached a 26" lcd Samsung tv to my laptop. Normally this 'just works' but since i played with 'display' in System Prefereces it no longer does! Now all i get, and as far as i get on tv is to login page upon bootup. After that as i come to Desktop tv goes black... anyone know how i can fix this?
[14:36] <C-S-B> aethelrick: what perms do you have in /usr/src?
[14:36] <livingdaylight> is there a screen config page i can look at?
[14:36] <guest__> how to use type this command "% make fire"?//
[14:37] <sipior> Al2: http://www.debuntu.org/how-to-play-dvd-under-ubuntu-linux
[14:37] <guest__> how to use type this command "% make fire"?// along with '%' or simply 'make fire'
[14:37] <Al2> sipior: many thanks
[14:37] <BenB> I'm trying to get GL to work in KVM, using VMGL, on ubuntu. got it compiled, running the modified Xvnc, I did essentially what http://www.linux.com/archive/articles/154368?theme=print describes, but GLX extension doesn't appear in xpdyinfo and glxgears refuses to run.
[14:38] <Rejjn> if i have 2 ethernet adpaters, is one of them set as default, and if so, how do I change that setting?
[14:38] <oskar-> guest__:  try simply "make fire"
[14:38] <aethelrick> C-S-B: usual, owner root, group src, 775 with the sticky bit high for the group
[14:38] <BenB> any idea how to get GLX extension in X11? I added it to xorg.conf modules, but no change
[14:38] <disappearedng> anyone here knows how I could update the firmware on my ipod? (i have the ispw file)
[14:39] <aethelrick> C-S-B: why you ask? *curious*
[14:39] <GPL> How to install/import a QT settings file in Qt4Setting App of Gnome Desk. Env. , if any documentation, it would be of great help :)
[14:40] <C-S-B> aethelrick: because i dont like running an svn checkout as root.
[14:40] <guest__> oskar-:what is this '%' actually
[14:41] <aethelrick> C-S-B: ok :)
[14:41] <oskar-> guest__:  it seems like a hint for the reader, that the following text has to be put into a command line
[14:41] <C-S-B> aethelrick: do you?
[14:41] <omsai_waptop> asa
[14:41] <aethelrick> C-S-B: nope... I do as little as possible as root
[14:41] <gartral> do we need the *ENTIRE* backlog for libboost's update this morning?!?
[14:41] <{g}> Hey People! Whats a good way to get lines 100 to 200 from a file?
[14:42] <C-S-B> aethelrick: so you would checkout to say, desktop and then move to your source dir?
[14:42] <llutz> {g}: head/tail
[14:43] <aethelrick> C-S-B:I normally don't "checkout" code unless I intend to edit it. I usually do an svn export. Then check through what I have, then if I'm happy I'll move into place if I intend to keep it
[14:43] <ccooke> {g}: There are several ways. sed '1,99d;201,$d' is one
[14:43] <simran> what format does a file need to be in order to run in wine...because double clickin an .exe doesnt seem to work
[14:43] <linux_guy> what command can tell me what my current ip is?
[14:43] <disappearedng> ifconfig
[14:43] <aethelrick> linux_guy: ifconfig
[14:44] <ccooke> linux_guy: do you mean the address on your internal network, or the address you're on as far as the internet is concerned?
[14:44] <gartral> simran: that should do it, can open a terminal and run winecfg
[14:44] <Haellman> Hi all! Got a question... Why should i as a developer choose to program free as in free speech software for a living?
[14:45] <gartral> Haellman: that's kinda OT here...
[14:45] <{g}> llutz: yeah.. was hoping there is something more intuitive.
[14:45] <{g}> ccooke: ok. i think i will use head | tail
[14:46] <Haellman> okay (:
[14:46] <linux_guy> ccooke, well i am trying to setup samba, so i need the internal ip i think
[14:47] <ccooke> {g}: If you want intuitive, you might like: sed -n '100,200p'
[14:47] <simran> gartral wt do i wana do in the config
[14:47] <harby> hi
[14:47] <{g}> ccooke: how about `head -n 200 | head -n 100` ?
[14:47] <harby> is there any ftp client to upload more than one files?
[14:48] <disappearedng> Hey I need some advise for windows
[14:48] <{g}> oh no
[14:48] <ccooke> linux_guy: then ifconfig (as people said) will be right. You could also use "ip addr", which has a more compact output.
[14:48] <{g}> its nonsense :)
[14:48] <disappearedng> aside from vm, how should I go about isntalling windows?
[14:48] <eurythmia> has anyone tried the *new and improved* ati catalyst drivers yet?
[14:48] <disappearedng> I don't want to reboot to go into my windows
[14:48] <bazhang> disappearedng, dual boot
[14:48] <BenB> disappearedng: on a different computer?
[14:48] <thiebaude> bazhang, hi
[14:48] <disappearedng> bazhang: I can't dual boot cause I am running calculations on my server
[14:49] <bazhang> thiebaude, hi!
[14:49] <bazhang> disappearedng, then it is a vm
[14:49] <aethelrick> harby: have you tried typing ftp://yoursite.com into the address bar in nautilus?
[14:49] <BenB> disappearedng: there are only 4 options: 1) two computers, 2) dual boot, 3) virtual machine, 4) wine
[14:49] <linux_guy> !paste
[14:49] <aethelrick> harby: then you can drag an drop as many files as you like
[14:50] <Pooding> hey guys... does anyone know a good place that i can get screenlets and themes?
[14:50] <bazhang> disappearedng, for an iPod? to update the firmware?
[14:50] <harby> aethelrick: gFTP can do this, but uploads one file each time and not many
[14:50] <disappearedng> yeah
[14:50] <BenB> disappearedng: oh. just go to a friend.
[14:50] <bazhang> disappearedng, a vm will do that no problem
[14:50] <disappearedng> cause I dd'ed the entire ipod with /dev/zero
[14:50] <harby> aethelrick: did you understand what i am saying?
[14:50] <disappearedng> BenB: I have no friends
[14:50] <zamba> is it possible to only project one workspace over a projector?
[14:51] <BenB> disappearedng: that would be the first problem to solve, then :-)
[14:51] <linux_guy> what is my ip?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/259291/
[14:51] <Rejjn> suggestions for a tool to configure ethernet adapters?
[14:51] <jiohdi> I have a partition named data, but I cannot mount it, says its locked... help?
[14:51] <linxeh> network manager ?
[14:51] <Pooding> can anyone help me please
[14:51] <aethelrick> harby: ah ok, I think  I understand
[14:51] <llutz> linux_guy: wlna0 -> <IP_ADDRESS>
[14:51] <disappearedng> linux_guy what are you on
[14:51] <disappearedng> are you on wireless?
[14:52] <linux_guy> disappearedng, yes wireless
[14:52] <linxeh> Pooding: freshmeat?
[14:52] <harby> aethelrick: for example, says 125 of 3520, now goes like this 125, 126, 127
[14:52] <Pooding> yep
[14:52] <Pooding> well
[14:52] <Pooding> no
[14:52] <harby> i want to go like this 125, 132, 142, ...
[14:52] <aethelrick> harby: I don't know an application that does this for upload, only for download
[14:52] <disappearedng> then wlan0
[14:52] <linxeh> Pooding: and http://www.screenlets.org/index.php/Category:UserScreenlets
[14:52] <Pooding> but only just reinstalled
[14:52] <Rejjn> linxeh: i'm using server version, so no GUI
[14:52] <harby> for example filezilla do this
[14:52] <linxeh> Rejjn: there is a command line interface to it
[14:52] <disappearedng> hey anyone here tried reinstalling ipod's firware?
[14:52] <Pooding> linexh
[14:52] <Pooding> thats no good
[14:53] <Pooding> its a bad site
[14:53] <Rejjn> linxeh: oh, thanks, will check it out
[14:53] <bazhang> disappearedng, sure, via vm
[14:53] <ani1> Is there anyway to list recently installed packages and dates while chrooted? fglrx broke my machine :(
[14:53] <disappearedng> bazhang, i think gtkpod or amarok should work better
[14:53] <Pooding> i need something like gnome-look
[14:53] <harby> oh, filezilla works in linux too :)
[14:53] <bazhang> disappearedng, not for firmware, no
[14:53] <disappearedng> why not?
[14:53] <bazhang> needs iTunes
[14:54] <nuketro0p3r> hello :$
[14:54] <disappearedng> technically, you could just dd the entire firmware onto the ipod
[14:54] <ravenger> can anbody tell me how to mount the iso image
[14:54] <disappearedng> then take it out of itunes then
[14:54] <disappearedng> you see I DO HAVE THE firmware
[14:54] <Pooding> at least ipods work on linux, i have  a zen
[14:54] <disappearedng> i have the firmware, through some other means
[14:54] <bazhang> disappearedng, okay. Good Luck with that.
[14:54] <disappearedng> no it's just that I don't know how to apply that onto my ipod
[14:54] <disappearedng> just dd?
[14:54] <C-S-B> ipods and linux, i think it will be a relationship that will die :( doesnt the new one not work?
[14:55] <Andy80> hi all
[14:55] <ani1> ravenger, install gmountiso
[14:55] <ravenger> thanx
[14:55] <Andy80> if I'm inside my home PC, connecting with SSH. how/where can I enable/manage Remote Desktop only using the command line?
[14:55] <disappearedng> C-S-B I hear some korean mp3 makers are working with gnu
[14:56] <disappearedng> I think non-open mp3 formats are like the stupidest idea ever
[14:56] <disappearedng> they won't increase the number of ppl using those OSes, it will force them to buy some other mp3 players
[14:56] <ani1> Andy80, I use VNC installed on my windows box and use xtightvncviewer from cli to launch the viewing window
[14:57] <C-S-B> disappearedng: really? Id love for someone to make an mp3 player that i can just drop my oggs/mp3s on to and it will just play whilst having the style and size of an ipdo
[14:57] <Confield> Anyone have a link on how to get Chrome working with Flash after Flash updates?...breaks Chrome on Linux almost everytime...Flash can be a real PITA. :)
[14:57] <disappearedng> cowon
[14:57] <disappearedng> it's like the best brand out there (alternative
[14:57] <disappearedng> ogg compatible
[14:57] <C-S-B> Confield: just drop the plugin in the plugin directory and call the app with a few tags
[14:57] <Andy80> but... is there only the graphical tool to configure the remote desktop in Ubuntu?
[14:57] <C-S-B> its all over google
[14:58] <thiebaude> Confield, you have to -enable --flash
[14:58] <C-S-B> Confield: sorry, i might have jumped the gun there
[14:58] <C-S-B> Im running chromium with the latest flash if thats what you mean
[14:58] <shentino> gaaaah!!!
[14:58] <shentino> Why won't sco die?!
[14:59] <bazhang> shentino, please discuss in #ubuntu-offtopic
[14:59] <llutz> shentino: it's a zombie, can't be killed
[14:59] <Nehyx> erUSUL: WHY DID YOU BAN ME IN #UBUNTU-ES???????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!erUSUL: WHY DID YOU BAN ME IN #UBUNTU-ES???????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!erUSUL: WHY DID YOU BAN ME IN #UBUNTU-ES???????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[14:59] <Nehyx> erUSUL: WHY DID YOU BAN ME IN #UBUNTU-ES???????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!erUSUL: WHY DID YOU BAN ME IN #UBUNTU-ES???????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!erUSUL: WHY DID YOU BAN ME IN #UBUNTU-ES???????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[14:59] <Nehyx> erUSUL: WHY DID YOU BAN ME IN #UBUNTU-ES???????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!erUSUL: WHY DID YOU BAN ME IN #UBUNTU-ES???????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!erUSUL: WHY DID YOU BAN ME IN #UBUNTU-ES???????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[14:59] <FloodBot2> Nehyx: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:59] <Nehyx> erUSUL: WHY DID YOU BAN ME IN #UBUNTU-ES???????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!erUSUL: WHY DID YOU BAN ME IN #UBUNTU-ES???????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!erUSUL: WHY DID YOU BAN ME IN #UBUNTU-ES???????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[15:00] <Gnea> hrm, gee, I wonder...
[15:00] <josh|> lol
[15:00] <gst> fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedlyMiB | 44 KiB/
[15:00] <gst> why do i get above error?
[15:01] <disappearedng> dude that's not how you flood
[15:05] <ani1> How would one properly chroot to fix a broken system? fgrlx broke x - I need to uninstall fgrlx packages however chroot doesn't detect /proc for inet connections. I'm using a livecd now
[15:05] <ani1> do I just need to mount /proc? or will that cause issues?
[15:05] <vasuvi> ani1: read the Gentoo documentation ;)  seriously, though, try this:
[15:06] <Gnea> ani1: you can mount it within the chroot
[15:06] <vasuvi> ani1: mount -r proc none /mnt/ubuntu/proc
[15:06] <ani1> ahhh
[15:06] <vasuvi> ani1: make that -t, not -r
[15:06] <Gnea> vasuvi: gentoo?
[15:06] <ani1> gotcha - thanks @all
[15:06] <vasuvi> ani1: and mount -o bind /dev /mnt/ubuntu/dev
[15:06] <epsy> Cuddles, around? :x
[15:06] <vasuvi> Gnea: yeah, the Gentoo installation docs describe all of this
[15:06] <vasuvi> Gnea: it's part of their installation procedure
[15:07] <Nehyx> erUSUL: LAMER FUCKER SUCKER IDIOT, UNBAN ME FROM #UBUNTU-ES LAMER!!!
[15:07] <Nehyx> erUSUL: LAMER FUCKER SUCKER IDIOT, UNBAN ME FROM #UBUNTU-ES LAMER!!!
[15:07] <Nehyx> erUSUL: LAMER FUCKER SUCKER IDIOT, UNBAN ME FROM #UBUNTU-ES LAMER!!!
[15:07] <Nehyx> erUSUL: LAMER FUCKER SUCKER IDIOT, UNBAN ME FROM #UBUNTU-ES LAMER!!!
[15:07] <Nehyx> erUSUL: LAMER FUCKER SUCKER IDIOT, UNBAN ME FROM #UBUNTU-ES LAMER!!!
[15:07] <Nehyx> erUSUL: LAMER FUCKER SUCKER IDIOT, UNBAN ME FROM #UBUNTU-ES LAMER!!!
[15:07] <FloodBot2> Nehyx: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:07] <Gnea> vasuvi: Ubuntu doesn't have a suitable guide?
[15:07] <Nehyx> erUSUL: LAMER FUCKER SUCKER IDIOT, UNBAN ME FROM #UBUNTU-ES LAMER!!!
[15:07] <shentino> oy...
[15:07] <livingdaylight> Nehyx i wonder why he boot you?
[15:07] <thiebaude> lol
[15:07] <Gnea> !ops Nehyx continues to flood/spam #ubuntu
[15:07] <vasuvi> Gnea: it just happens to be very useful for lots of other distros too; not sure if Ubuntu has suitable guides for it or not, but I doubt it, given its focus on users who generally don't use the shell
[15:07] <Gnea> !ops | Nehyx continues to flood/spam #ubuntu
[15:07] <simran> can i install programs using wine, or only run  already installed programs?
[15:07] <Gnea> oops
[15:08] <bazhang> Gnea, got him thanks :)
[15:08] <livingdaylight> lol, Gnea did you just hit the 'panic' button?
[15:08] <Gnea> bazhang: sorry, just saw that lol
[15:08]  * Gnea is a bit slow today :)
[15:08] <bjorkintosh> yes he did. he cried wolf.
[15:08] <Gnea> I just explained, that i did not cry wolf.
[15:08] <bjorkintosh> it's okay.
[15:08] <Gnea> yes, it is.
[15:08] <bjorkintosh> next time, cry bear.
[15:09] <bjorkintosh> ... for variety.
[15:09] <shentino> how about dragon?
[15:09] <bjorkintosh> they'd know he was yanking their chain.,
[15:09] <bjorkintosh> until ... an invisible dragon swoops them all up to the sky.
[15:09] <Thom1> hi
[15:10] <Thom1> I use a guillemot hercules webcam, i compiled and install the ov51x module but there is still no /dev/video0, any idea ?
[15:10] <dehqan> good day everybody , how to install all packages in rep ?with which command ?
[15:11] <IdleOne> How do I get /dev/sda6 to be mounted at boot?
[15:11] <Viks> Hi everyone, this is first time I am trying IRC for Ubuntu help. I hope I am in correct room
[15:11] <shentino> Is anyone having trouble with the numeric keypad when using a PS/2 keyboard?
[15:11] <Gnea> !fstab | IdleOne
[15:11] <IdleOne> thank you Gnea
[15:11] <genii> Viks: Yes, ask away
[15:11] <Gnea> np
[15:11] <bazhang> dehqan, all packages? in the ubuntu repositories? at once?
[15:12] <Viks> I am using single board computer running ubuntu 9.04
[15:12] <Viks> I need to install one ISA card
[15:12] <Isaacariah> afternoon all
[15:12] <Viks> I installed driver but I am not able to detect ISA card
[15:12] <Gnea> !webcam | Thom1 (check this site out, it has pointers for a variety of webcams)
[15:12] <arvind_khadri> !enter | Viks
[15:13] <IdleOne> dehqan: how large is your HDD?
[15:13] <Isaacariah> using ubuntu 9.04, wifi connects fine on ra0, just wondering if I can setup some sort of script to run when my wifi connects? I want to auto-change proxy settings and connect t various shares, whcih I can do, I just dont know how to run the script automatically
[15:13] <Viks> alright sorry about it. is there anything like device manager where I can get list of hardware I ?
[15:13] <dehqan> all packages in locak rep
[15:13] <dehqan> what is command ?
[15:13] <arand> dehqan: I think you could use synaptic for that, if you filter by "origin".
[15:13] <bazhang> dehqan, please paste your sources.list
[15:14] <genii> Viks: Since ISA is very old now the plug and play system doesn't bother much with it. You can add the name of the module the card would use to /etc/modules  file however.
[15:14] <simran> How can i remove the recovery partition boot selection from Grub
[15:14] <dehqan> what is command what is the way ?
[15:14] <bazhang> cat /etc/apt/sources.list  ----> paste.ubuntu.com dehqan
[15:14] <IdleOne> dehqan: sudo apt-get install thewhole-kitnkaboodle\
[15:14] <snx> hi everyone. how do i increase the hard disc volume? i'm not able to install updates for ubuntu, because it's not enough space. anyone?
[15:15] <erUSUL> !gparted | snx
[15:15] <Viks> genii, so I should read about modules ?? can you tell few commands I should look into ??
[15:15] <vpilo> hello
[15:15] <Thom1> Gnea, thanks
[15:15] <ani1> Thanks again for the chroot tips - got it working with networking now =)
[15:15] <thiebaude> simran, gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[15:16] <vpilo> I'm having a problem with the mobile network connection, the sim pin entry dialog accepts 4 digits at most, but the pin can be way longer than that!
[15:16] <genii> Viks: First you should find what module the card should be using ... google is usually not bad for this. Then you open the /etc/modules file with a text editor in admin mode so you can edit it. then you add the module name there on a line of its own, save the file. Next reboot it loads the driver.
[15:17] <freakynl> hi, i had setup ubuntu with 1 disk raid-1 partitions (mdadm). today i added a second disk (with mdadm --grow and --add and modified /etc/mdadm.conf to read it has 2 instead of 1 device) rebooted and it doesn't come up anymore. if i boot in recovery mode last thing i see is /dev/mdX (X is 0-2) stopped for all md devices this line appears twice. any ideas? kernel seems to autodetect them just fine no clue why they're stopped
[15:17] <genii> Viks: You can load from commandline a driver with method:    sudo modprobe modulename
[15:17] <keriati> hi, just installed ubuntu 9.04, howevery my intel pro wireless 3945 card won't work, always says, that device is not ready, is there some known solution? :O (with kubuntu 9.04 it just worked fine)
[15:17] <genii> Work requires me 3-5 minutes so I may seem unresponsive here.
[15:17] <bazhang> dehqan, do you have the sources.list for us to see?
[15:18] <Viks> yeah I tried modprobe, commands run well but not able to installed card. I am new to linux so I am sure I am not doing it right. I just wanted to get directions. what should I look into, I think as u suggested I should look modules.
[15:19] <Ktron> I have remote (SSH) access to a ubuntu desktop machine, I restarted it and therefore logged myself out of my desktop session, is there a way to get back to log into GDM remotely? I think there must be a way using VNC or similar...
[15:19] <ani1> Another question I have -- Using wireless is there any conf file I can copy over from the live cd to my broken system for wireless to keep settings (e.g. essid, key etc)... I have to switch the mode from managed to ad-hoc for the essid to take and same for the enc key...not sure if thats how its supposed to work but i've never been able to connect via cli with iwconfig before
[15:19] <robocop1> hello
[15:19] <dehqan> bazhang how can install all packages in local rep ?this is question ok ?
[15:20] <robocop1> do you know how I can install the program "convert" in my ubuntu ?
[15:20] <robocop1> http://linux.about.com/od/commands/l/blcmdl1_convert.htm
[15:20] <dehqan> how can install all packages in local rep?any way ?
[15:21] <Gnea> dehqan: are you familiar with the pastebin.com site?
[15:21] <Ktron> dehqan, why would you want to install all of them? Repositories are meant to be 'picked' from
[15:21] <IdleOne> dehqan: it's a local repo but if he used !clone it would be easier and he wouldnt have to use a local repo
[15:21] <C-S-B> Ktron: id be intrigued to see how much space you would need to install the lot
[15:21] <IdleOne> errr Ktron ^^^
[15:21] <dehqan> ktron because of that while removing libxml2 ,many packages have been removed and system corrapted
[15:22] <Ktron> robocop1, if you're referring to the 'convert' command that ImageMagick provides, install ImageMagick
[15:22] <robocop1> ha, okey, thanks
[15:22] <Gnea> dehqan: so you should still be able to pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list file
[15:22] <dehqan> idle0ne what do you mean ?
[15:22] <dehqan> yes gnea but source list is not problem ok ?
[15:22] <IdleOne> dehqan: we can't help you without seeing your sources.list
[15:22] <Ktron> dehqan, I suppose apt-get install * might work...
[15:23] <MaYobi> hello every one
[15:23] <Ktron> dehqan, well, that will do all packages, all repositories
[15:23] <dehqan> source.list > deb file:/ archives/
[15:23] <dehqan> ok ?
[15:23] <Ozzah> Help, I  ran firefox with sudo to see if that was the reason "Check for updates" was greyed out, but now my history/bookmarks has died. I assume because sudo changed firefox's profile owner/permissions (?) does anybody know how to fix this?
[15:23] <Ktron> dehqan, if the only repository you have in the one you want _everything_ in, I bet apt-get install * will work
[15:23] <Gnea> dehqan: all you have to do is type this in a terminal:  cat /etc/apt/sources.list     and then put it up on http://pastebin.com
[15:24] <dehqan> # apt-get install *
[15:24] <dehqan> Reading package lists... Done
[15:24] <dehqan> Building dependency tree
[15:24] <dehqan> Reading state information... Done
[15:24] <dehqan> E: Couldn't find package 222
[15:24] <FloodBot2> dehqan: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:24] <Ubersoldat> Ozzah: check if what you're saying is true
[15:24] <ani1> Ozzah, you should run graphical progs with gksudo -- did you close out of your sudo firefox and reopen to see if they show under your profile?
[15:24] <vpilo> Ozzah: did you try closing all firefox windows then restarting firefox normally
[15:24] <thiebaude> !pastebin
[15:24] <Andy80> how can I start x11vnc in my remote Ubuntu PC if no one is logged into X yet? x11vnc tell me to use something like this: -auth /var/gdm/:0.Xauth but I cannot find that file in my Ubuntu... any idea?
[15:24] <Ktron> Ozzah, did you try closing down firefox complete, and running it not as root? It'd probably still just using the 'root' or 'superuser' profile
[15:24] <MaYobi> i have proble. My desktop show the icons mounted volumes, how it disable without gconf-editor?
[15:24] <Ubersoldat> Ozzah: $ls -lRa ~/.mozilla | grep root
[15:25] <Ktron> Ozzah, and its greyed out because its disabled in Ubuntu so that Ubuntu's package manager doesn't conflict with firefox's
[15:25] <Ozzah> ani1: I closed sudo firefox, and opened regular firefox and bookmarks/history were gone, and firefox had an error. When I opened sudo firefox again, my history/bookmarks are woking again
[15:25] <dehqan> ktron apt-get install * didnot work
[15:25] <MaYobi> i need to show only new mounted device
[15:25] <MaYobi> not from fstab
[15:25] <Ktron> dehqan, er, try apt-get install \* then
[15:25] <arand> dehqan: like I said, start synaptic, filter by "origin", choose your repo, and mark all for installation
[15:25] <simran> how do i edit grub - so it doesnt show my vista recovery partition in the selection
[15:25] <Ozzah> Ubersoldat: I have 5 files that are owned by root
[15:26] <dehqan> arand it is command line
[15:26] <Ktron> dehqan, arand 's solution is way better
[15:26] <ani1> Ozzah, see what Ubersoldat said -- and stop running firefox in sudo -- run it in your reg profile to see if they show back up
[15:26] <dehqan> arand it is command line
[15:26] <Ktron> dehqan, ah
[15:26] <thiebaude> !grub
[15:26] <Ktron> dehqan, did apt-get instal \* change your mileage?
[15:26] <ani1> Ozzah, I bet you could chown those files back to your user :\
[15:27] <dehqan> ktron did not work
[15:27] <deadleaf> how i can a put a password for one of the folders in my home
[15:27] <deadleaf> ?
[15:27] <IdleOne> dehqan: what version of Debian are you running?
[15:27] <genii> Viks: Because the hardware autodetect system cannot automatically determine what driver to use, you must research the card to find what the driver name is. Then you may also need to know what irq and address it uses so that you can specify this when you load the driver.
[15:28] <ani1> deadleaf, you can change the file permissions to require root pw
[15:28] <purefusion> help
[15:28] <IdleOne> !help | purefusion
[15:28] <dehqan> idle0ne 5.0.2
[15:28] <Ozzah> Thanks everyone who helped... I chowned those files back, and everything is working again :)
[15:28] <deadleaf> ani1,  ok but what if i want to give it a different password?
[15:28] <IdleOne> lenny? sorry we cant help you try #debian
[15:28] <Gnea> dehqan: we support Ubuntu here, not Debian. Please ask in #debian
[15:28] <thiebaude> purefusion, what was your question?
[15:28] <grawity> deadleaf: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=148600
[15:28] <grawity> deadleaf: Also https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FolderEncryption
[15:28] <purefusion> oops, disregard that :)
[15:28] <ani1> deadleaf, you can setup trucrypt
[15:28] <Ktron> dehqan, perhaps apt-get install .*
[15:28] <ani1> deadleaf, look above
[15:29] <deadleaf> ani1, thx
[15:29] <genii> Viks: I have an old ISA card for instance that requires:   cs4232 io=0x330,irq=7              as the line in /etc/modules
[15:29] <Ktron> dehqan, nvm
[15:29] <Ktron> dehqan, apt-get install [a-z]*
[15:29] <arand> dehqan: What you could do is make sure only the repo youre installing from is enabled (edit sources.list) and then do "apt-cache pkgnames | xargs sudo apt-get install" I guess...?
[15:29] <Ktron> dehqan, that should work
[15:29] <RagnarokAngel> when I boot up pavucontrol it's not recognizing that I have any devices, despite the fact that it is playing music through my speakers and/or headphones.
[15:30] <Viks> genni, I have all those things but I do not know the process to use irq and io address. I know the name of the card with recommended io and irq setting but when I use given installation process everything goes smothly but I can NOT use it. is there any way to find out if my card is recognized by PC
[15:31] <dehqan> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
[15:31] <dehqan> is only available from another source
[15:31] <dehqan> E: Package gcc-4.1-doc has no installation candidate
[15:31] <IdleOne> Gnea: you have time to hold my hand with fstab? blkid is not giving me a UUID for /dev/sda6 and honestly I am lost
[15:32] <arand> dehqan: I'm guessing you're going to get a load of those messages, but does it work otherwise?
[15:32] <Viks> is there anything like device manager to show available ISA cards on my PC ??
[15:32] <Ktron> dehqan, sounds like your repository references packages that can't be installed
[15:32] <piroko> Is there a tool out there that can generate a complete dependency list for a particular package and download or give me links to said dependencies
[15:32] <piroko> ?
[15:32] <armence> Hello, is there a way for me to have Skype and Pidgin start when I login?
[15:32] <DaZ-> IdleOne,  ls -la /dev/disk/by-uuid/ ? :f
[15:33] <Ktron> armence, yeah, I believe ins in the menu under "Sessions", you can set programs to autostart
[15:33] <simran> I installed ubuntu on my sony vaio laptop, i am running it of ac, and the brightness is stuck on full and cannot be adjusted by the applet, the power management doesnt show no brightness adjustment settings
[15:33] <Gnea> IdleOne: what DaZ- said
[15:33] <RagnarokAngel> armence: short answer: yes
[15:33] <arand> armence: startup applications in system>preferences menu
[15:34] <Gnea> IdleOne: I think you have to reboot to get it set right too
[15:34] <armence> arand: thanks
[15:34] <RagnarokAngel> arand: I knew that option was somewhere
[15:34] <Bearfoot> simran, if you are using Nvidia drivers, try nvidia-settings
[15:34] <IdleOne> Gnea: I rebooted twice and no go
[15:34] <IdleOne> DaZ-: ls -la /dev/disk/by-uuid/ does not list it
[15:34] <genii> Viks: Please put my name in a message which you wish me to see. I am in many channels here. To answer.. since the autodetect system doesn see the ISA stuff as something it knows about it won't appear in device manager, etc. But references to ALL your hardware will show in the result of: dmesg       or in result of: sudo lshw
[15:34] <Gnea> IdleOne: o.O pastebin your /etc/fstab?
[15:35] <simran> Bearfoot: yes, i am...i dont think i saw it in the nvidia settings
[15:35] <ani1> piroko, apt-rdepends is what your looking for I believe
[15:35] <Gnea> IdleOne: does fdisk list it?
[15:35] <Ktron> Anyone know how to connect VNC to GDM remotely, or another way to start up a graphical login session starting from remote (SSH) access only?
[15:35] <Bearfoot> simran, X Screen--> X Server Color Correction
[15:36] <tales_2010> is there any way to set up a file to be downloaded, say 30 minutes from now ?
[15:36] <Viks> genii: thanks, I am trying sudo lshw.
[15:36] <Ktron> tales_2010, look up the 'at' command and 'wget' command
[15:36] <arand> dehqan: And I think you could use setting some -y option on my proposed command string as well, so that all questions are "yessed" automatically
[15:36] <TonyTheTiger> hey guys how do I turn graphical affects
[15:36] <IdleOne> Gnea: DaZ- http://paste.ubuntu.com/259311/
[15:36] <tales_2010> Ktron, at+wget tx
[15:37] <ani1> TonyTheTiger, using compiz - you can install ccsm to modify those settings
[15:37] <simran> Bearfoot: that doesnt adjust the brightness of the screen but the desktop
[15:37] <arand> TonyTheTiger: are your video drivers up and working?
[15:37] <mattorre> if you want to continue your download with wget put wget -c "url"
[15:37] <piroko> ani1: Awesome, thank you
[15:37] <ani1> !ccsm TonyTheTiger
[15:37] <DaZ-> IdleOne, ...? :f
[15:37] <TonyTheTiger> arand, I had them on before i restarted the comp but i turned them off.
[15:37] <ani1> !ccsm | TonyTheTiger
[15:37] <ani1> >.<
[15:37] <TonyTheTiger> but now, it searches for driver
[15:38] <TonyTheTiger> and it doesnt find any :S
[15:38] <IdleOne> DaZ-: that is my fstab wasnt sure if you or Gnea  asked for it
[15:38] <IdleOne> Gnea: fdisk /dev/sda6
[15:38] <IdleOne> Unable to open /dev/sda6
[15:38] <DaZ-> IdleOne, fdisk -l
[15:38] <tehbatz> Hello.  I am looking for an open source automated code building system that will take my code from an svn server, compile it, and offer it for download every night at 6:00.  Does such software exist for linux?
[15:38] <Gnea> IdleOne: fdisk -l /dev/sda
[15:38] <Bearfoot> simran, try this: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-479034.html
[15:38] <IdleOne> DaZ-: fdisk -l returns to prompt
[15:38] <simran> Bearfoot: thank you
[15:38] <DaZ-> IdleOne, sudo?
[15:38] <joakim> hi guys, any chance one of you could help me out make sure my new Ubuntu installation detects my sound blaster sound card?
[15:39] <grawity> tehbatz: My first guess would be to write a simple script that does exactly that - and put to crontab to be run nightly.
[15:39] <Gnea> IdleOne: you don't have the drive plugged in.
[15:39] <Arkns> hi all. this is the RE ^[a-z][-a-z0-9]*\$ of ubuntu users name. I want include to accept '.' characters. how I include this? any suggestions please?
[15:39] <Code_Bleu> does anyone know of a good way that i can use WATCH, GREP, COLUMN..or something else command line to make my firewall log easier to read?
[15:39] <Isaacariah> anyone got any ideas?
[15:39] <IdleOne> Gnea: the drive is plugged in. or I wouldnt be talking to you right now :)
[15:39] <ani1> joakim, there is a good article about sound troubleshooting found here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[15:40] <Gnea> IdleOne: sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda
[15:40] <grawity> Arkns: /^[a-z][-a-z0-9.]*$/
[15:40] <joakim> Thank you, I'll take a good look at it
[15:40] <IdleOne> http://paste.ubuntu.com/259313/   Gnea DaZ-
[15:40] <dehqan> dpkg -i /path/to/local/rep/*.deb
[15:40] <simran> Bearfoot: that tutorial is for intel video chipset
[15:41] <Kam1kaz3> can anyone give me a hint why evolution e-mail doesn't show my whole google callender?
[15:41] <kri> hi did a screenshot of my problem.. what is the best 'rapidshare' to use for image?
[15:41] <mazda01> kri, imageshack
[15:41] <arand> kri: or imagebin
[15:41] <Arkns> grawity: thanks. but when I test in this site, doesn't work... http://www.codehouse.com/webmaster_tools/regex/
[15:42] <mazda01> kri, that's what I use anyway. there's even a cool nautilus script that allows you to upload a photo from the context menu of nautilus
[15:42] <cornet> mazda01: dropbox is even easier than that ;)
[15:43] <cornet> mazda01: copy file to ~/Dropbox/Public/  right click and select "copy public link"
[15:43] <kri> http://imagebin.org/61042
[15:43] <mazda01> cornet, where can I read about dropbox?
[15:43] <cornet> mazda01: getdropbox.com
[15:44] <kri> dropbox dont seems so good
[15:44] <ani1> http://www.getdropbox.com/install?os=lnx
[15:44] <Confield> C-S-B: Well, this worked for me for a while, http://jeanderuelle.blogspot.com/2009/07/enable-flash-on-google-chrome-linux-dev.html  But once Flash updated it broke Google Chrome for Linux...just curious if anyone else has had this problem.
[15:44] <IdleOne> Gnea: in gparted looks like sda6 is sda2 extended
[15:44] <kri> seems bloated
[15:44] <mazda01> thanks
[15:45] <Gnea> IdleOne: right, 2 is your extended partition, making 5 and 6 logical
[15:45] <kri> cornet: dropbox do you get free online space so to say and what about security? can i save documents etc there that are important?
[15:45] <rakudave> kri: not in the slightest. Ubuntu One is up to 120x slower
[15:46] <cornet> kri: well people can only get to stuff in folders you allow
[15:46] <IdleOne> Gnea: ok so now I would like 6 to be mounted at boot. so how do I do that?
[15:46] <cornet> kri: if you're that concerned about security then use gpg or truecrypt to encrypt them
[15:46] <resno> wheres he best place to get theme packages?
[15:46] <Gnea> IdleOne: can you get the uuid for 6?
[15:46] <simran> guys if i delete my recovery partition using gparted, would grub automatically deleted it from boot selection
[15:46] <cornet> kri: that's going to be the same for any online storage thou
[15:46] <DaZ-> dropbox is great but doesn't have any kde integration :c
[15:46] <cornet> DaZ-: :(
[15:46] <Gnea> simran: probably not
[15:47] <edbian> simran: It would if you run "update-grub" which would rescan the drives for all kernels (among other things)
[15:47] <IdleOne> Gnea: blkid does not show me the UUID for sda6
[15:47] <simran> kool, reason im deleting it is because i cannot find any solution to make ubuntu NOT find this damn partition
[15:47] <edbian> IdleOne: "sudo vol_id -u /dev/<yourHDD>"
[15:48] <kri> i will look into dropbox good for docuemnts, work applyments etc
[15:48] <edbian> simran: You can simply edit /boot/grub/menu.lst and remove that boot option
[15:48] <kri> but i have my googlemail for that cind of stuff
[15:48] <cornet> kri: oh dropbox also versions your files :)
[15:48] <kri> do anyone know how to change this boarder colour?
[15:48] <buch> simran: try remove menu.lst - then sudo update-grub - worked for me some days ago
[15:48] <cornet> kri: what window manager ?
[15:48] <kri> http://imagebin.org/61042 <-
[15:49] <VCoolio> Confield: what happens if you run the second command there again (not the mkdir one)? May it helps if you make a symbolic link instead of copying the .so?
[15:49] <kri> gnome. :/
[15:49] <simran> edbian: but that wnt stop it loading into ubuntu...in the file explorer
[15:49] <cornet> kri: you will need to edit the theme then
[15:49] <cornet> kri: or find a different one
[15:49] <IdleOne> edbian: sudo vol_id -u /dev/sda ??
[15:49] <Halitech> simran, is there anything in gconf editor that might allow  you to hide it?
[15:49] <Gnea> IdleOne: not sure what's wrong.  sudo blkid  <-- that should list everything
[15:49] <edbian> simran: that's /etc/fstab.  Do you have any need for this "recovery" partition?  Or is it windows recover
[15:49] <kri> maybe a different window manger sudes my needs
[15:49] <edbian> IdleOne: "sudo vol_id -u /dev/sda<someNumber>"
[15:49] <simran> Halitech: the partition doesnt show in fstab,
[15:50] <kri> is there any window manager between 'windowmaker' and 'gnome'?
[15:50] <edbian> simran: You can make an entry for it that basically says "ignore this partition"
[15:50] <grawity> kri: There are lots.
[15:50] <simran> edbian how?
[15:50] <edbian> kri: "between" ??
[15:50] <IdleOne> Gnea: sudo blkid doesnt list it
[15:50] <cornet> kri: fluxbox, openbox, pekwm
[15:50] <IdleOne> edbian: unknown or non-unique volume type
[15:50] <grawity> kri: GNOME isn't actually a window manager -- it uses Metacity or Compiz.
[15:50] <Gnea> IdleOne: does it list anything?
[15:50] <edbian> simran: Well first answer my other question.  Do you have any need for this partition?
[15:50] <Halitech> simran, I'm just thinking, I don't use gnome so not sure whats there but maybe there is an option to hide drives not mounted by fstab
[15:50] <edbian> IdleOne: What command did you type?
[15:51] <pooding> can anyone tell me how to reset ubuntu to the state it was when i installed it?
[15:51] <IdleOne> Gnea: /dev/sda1 and sda5
[15:51] <simran> edbain: no not really...i havent used it yet
[15:51] <danfg> why is it that my network only "starts" when i run gdm?
[15:51] <Halitech> kri, xfce, openbox, all kinds
[15:51] <joakim> ani1, you mind if I pm you if there's a few things I need to clarity while reading it?
[15:51] <IdleOne> edbian: sudo vol_id -u /dev/sda6
[15:51] <grawity> kri: Anyway, check Fluxbox, Enlightenment, Openbox, twm, IceWM, Xfce, wmii...
[15:51] <dayo> i'm looking for a package that let's me detect rogue dhcp servers
[15:51] <grawity> pooding: By installing it again.
[15:51] <edbian> simran: Than just delete it.  It is pointless to edit 2 or 3 config files simply to hide a partition when you could just delete said partition.
[15:51] <mazda01> IdleOne, u can always issue ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid/
[15:51] <kri> saving this information down on a note
[15:51] <pooding> can't I just use a reset code?
[15:52] <Gnea> IdleOne: is 5 mounted?
[15:52] <grawity> pooding: There is no "reset code".
[15:52] <fabian__> hola
[15:52] <IdleOne> mazda01: tried that also
[15:52] <edbian> IdleOne: What is /dev/sda6 ??
[15:52] <intropants> arcti.ca
[15:52] <IdleOne> Gnea: yes
[15:52] <cornet> IdleOne: where do you want this mounted at boot ?
[15:52] <simran> edbian:  ok thanks
[15:52] <edbian> simran: NP! :)
[15:52] <pooding> there must be an easier way?
[15:52] <Gnea> IdleOne: okay. mount 6 somewhere, anywhere. then run blkid again.
[15:52] <IdleOne> edbian: it is an etx4 partition
[15:52] <simran> edbian: ill just use gparted within ubuntu
[15:52] <edbian> IdleOne: That shouldn't matter
[15:52] <grawity> pooding: You want it to be exactly like it was after installation?
[15:52] <IdleOne> Gnea: how do I mount it?
[15:52] <cornet> IdleOne: ?
[15:52] <pooding> i just want it to be fixed
[15:52] <edbian> simran: gparted rocks.  Just make sure you don't try to edit a partition you're mounted on.  If you need to edit ubuntu's root or something just use a live CD
[15:52] <cornet> IdleOne: where do you want it mounted ?
[15:52] <Gnea> IdleOne: what?
[15:52] <grawity> pooding: Fixed how?
[15:53] <Gnea> IdleOne: sudo mount /dev/sda6 /media/disk
[15:53] <pooding> all my effects are broken and everything thats supposed to be clear is black
[15:53] <kri> and oooh a disturbing thing when i mount a disk or soemthing it pops up on the desktop how do i get rid of that?
[15:53] <edbian> IdleOne: Can you "sudo vol_id -u /dev/sda5" ??
[15:53] <edbian> kri: gnome or kde ??
[15:53] <Gnea> edbian: it isn't going to detect until it's actually mounted.
[15:53] <pooding> i used metacity --replace
[15:53] <IdleOne> edbian: yes
[15:53] <kri> edbian: gnome
[15:53] <edbian> Gnea: O good point
[15:53] <kri> do i have to go thro that compis editor?
[15:54] <edbian> IdleOne: Gnea is right you need to mount /dev/sda6 before you can vol_id it
[15:54] <IdleOne> Gnea: says I have to specify a file system type
[15:54] <edbian> kri: Are you ready?  Open a terminal and type "gconf-editor"
[15:54] <simran> edbian: the recovery drive is present in ubuntu, but isnt mounted
[15:54] <simran> it should be safe
[15:54] <cornet> IdleOne: if you answer my question i can tell you exactly what to put in /etc/fstab
[15:54] <TonyTheTiger> hey guys i had some sort of graphics drivers installed but after a dist-upgrade they seem to have disapeared.
[15:54] <edbian> simran: It is safe :)
[15:54] <Gnea> IdleOne: sudo mount -t ext4 /dev/sda6 /media/disk
[15:54] <resno> where can i find theme packages for ubuntu?
[15:54] <edbian> simran: gparted won't let you edit partitions you're mounted on anyway I think
[15:54] <cornet> actually
[15:54] <kri> edbian: sudo -s? (root)
[15:55] <grawity> resno: http://gnome-look.org/ and http://deviantart.com/
[15:55] <stylist> Linux is technically inferior to Windows.
[15:55] <cornet> IdleOne: if you wanted it mounted at /media/disk on boot then
[15:55] <cornet> IdleOne: 1) make sure /media/disk exists
[15:55] <resno> grawity: thanks a ton.
[15:55] <pooding> grawity: I pmed you
[15:55] <VCoolio> pooding: if you use metacity your compiz effects won't work, that's no surprise. What happens with "compiz --replace"?
[15:55] <kri> edbian: ok is on i can find it from here thanks. its like the unix gpedit.msc
[15:55] <cornet> IdleOne: 2) add the following line to fstab
[15:55] <edbian> kri: Don't be root.  You'll edit root's settings: "gconf-editor"
[15:55] <simran> edbian: i have the same problem on my asus eee, but i would like to keep tht partition...how can i hide it from ubunut
[15:55] <kri> edbian: ok thanks
[15:55] <cornet> IdleOne: /dev/sda6     /media/disk    ext4    defaults    0  0
[15:55] <pooding> ahh, ok, i understand you. thanks
[15:55] <grawity> stylist: Interesting point. Got any arguments?
[15:56] <edbian> kri: apps -> Nautilus -> desktop  ;)
[15:56] <IdleOne> Gnea: http://paste.ubuntu.com/259319/
[15:56] <cornet> IdleOne: have you formatted the partition ?
[15:56] <edbian> simran: You want it to not show up in nautilus or your want it to not show up in grub?
[15:56] <pooding> woop, its fixed!
[15:56] <pooding> thanks
[15:56] <cornet> IdleOne: just because fdisk says it's ext doesn't mean it's actually formatted
[15:57] <kri> allready in Nautilus desktop
[15:57] <simran> edbian: not to show in nautilus
[15:57] <kri> :D
[15:57] <IdleOne> cornet: I'm formating again right now
[15:57] <cornet> IdleOne: k
[15:57] <kri> volumes visible
[15:57] <cornet> IdleOne: you don't need the UUID for fstab
[15:58] <cornet> IdleOne: you can just use the device name instead
[15:58] <TonyTheTiger> how can i find out what my laptops graphics card/adaptor is via ubuntu?
[15:58] <Halitech> TonyTheTiger, lspci
[15:58] <cornet> TonyTheTiger: type lspci   at the console
[15:58] <omsai_waptop> Hi room, I've been using Gentoo and am using Ubuntu to help one of my customers use my company software.  I'm trying to compile using g++, but it seems the package is not installed since I get "make: g++ Command not found" running as both a user and root.  How do I install it?  When I click on the Search button for "g++" in the Synaptic Package Manager the only result I get is libstdc++6 which is installed.  Please help
[15:58] <edbian> simran: make an entry for it in /etc/fstab   https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab
[15:58] <cognitiaclaeves> I have a large number of cron jobs that I want to run ever odd minute and every even minute.  I can do even with */2; how do I specify odd?
[15:58] <edbian> simran: and for the mount point put "none" just like swap
[15:59] <Halitech> omsai_waptop, did you install build-essential?
[15:59] <edbian> cognitiaclaeves: */2 + 1
[15:59] <omsai_waptop> nope: is it a meta package?
[15:59] <omsai_waptop> Halitech: nope, is it a meta package?
[15:59]  * omsai_waptop searches
[15:59] <IdleOne> cornet: ok formated and mounted now I see the partition can you give me the the line again to have it auto mounted please
[16:00] <cornet> IdleOne: /dev/sda6     /media/disk    ext4    defaults    0  0
[16:00] <Halitech> omsai_waptop, yes it is, it will install all the programs you need to compile things
[16:00] <cognitiaclaeves> edbian: I thought about that, that doesn't just make it */3 ?
[16:00] <krammer_> When I click on firefox the the page usually goes to my workspace but it now going to my top panel
[16:00] <kri> ok thanks for help so far but i cant get rid of this boarder without switching theme/windowmanager? boarder: http://imagebin.org/61042 ?
[16:00] <edbian> cognitiaclaeves: If you want to be explicit: (*/2) + 1  but */2 + 1 IS NOT */(2+1)
[16:01] <cornet> cognitiaclaeves: 0,1-60/2   might work
[16:01] <IdleOne> cornet Gnea DaZ- and edbian thank you
[16:01] <edbian> IdleOne: NP! :)
[16:02] <cognitiaclaeves> Ok, edbian, cornet:  I'll give those a shot.  Thanks.
[16:02] <cornet> cognitiaclaeves: checkout   man 5 crontab
[16:02] <bony> i have an usb mp3 player which has a capability to play FM radio and also record voice. Can i connect the device to the system and play FM Radio and also record voice from the system?
[16:02] <TonyTheTiger> is there any ubuntu drivers released for radeon xpress 200m yet?
[16:02] <cornet> cognitiaclaeves: um sorry just 1-60/2
[16:03] <kri> window boarder is like 2pixels there most be some whay to change it to 0px
[16:03] <kri> every window boarder have pixels
[16:03] <omsai_waptop> Halitech: I search for "build-essential" and just "essentials" in the Search selecting Description and Name, but get no results.  Perhaps I need to sync with the available repositories or select another repository?  How would I do that?
[16:03] <zamba> is it possible to use an extended display through a vga splitter?
[16:03] <grawity> kri: That depends on the window theme you are using.
[16:04] <linux_guy> !paste
[16:04] <kri> grawity: every theme thats are preinstalled have pixels (gnome)
[16:04] <grawity> zamba: I don't think there's such a thing as "vga splitters"... it's not like a water pipe. To have two displays, you'll need two video cards, or something like that
[16:04] <cognitiaclaeves> cornet: Ah, so, 0-60/2 for even, 1-60/2 for odd; is that what you are saying?
[16:04] <cornet> cognitiaclaeves: yer
[16:04] <cognitiaclaeves> K.  Thanks again.  :)
[16:05] <cornet> cognitiaclaeves: np
[16:05] <grawity> kri: In the appearance settings window, click on 'Customize' button.
[16:05] <zamba> grawity: i have a vga splitter.. it's a physical box that takes the output from the graphic card and duplicates this to be outputted to a projector
[16:05] <TonyTheTiger> thats it I had restricted drivers, fglrx but they disapeared after a dist-upgrade, anyone know how to restore?
[16:05] <IdleOne> cornet: works great thanks. now how do I get my mounted partitions not to display icons on desktop?
[16:05] <grawity> zamba: It can only duplicate.
[16:05] <kri> grawity: ive done so
[16:05] <kri> grawity: then window boarder?
[16:05] <asfjio> hello, i've got a pdf which includes sticky notes, but i only see yellow note without text even when i hover on the note. is it possible to read those notes?
[16:05] <grawity> kri: Yes. Is 'Metabox' listed somewhere?
[16:05] <zamba> grawity: ah, ok.. so i have no way of separating what's being projected on the projector and what's on the screen?
[16:05] <kri> grawity: yes i use it..
[16:06] <omsai_waptop> Halitech: if I do just a "apt-get install build-essentials" as root after closing Synaptics it says "E: Couldn't find package build-essentials".  The internet works.  Does the package manager need a port open or something?
[16:06] <grawity> zamba: Buy a second video card. Some cards have two separate outputs, that would work too
[16:06] <omsai_waptop> Halitech: internet browsing works, rather
[16:06] <cornet> IdleOne: um you can disable completely in gconf
[16:06] <zamba> grawity: this will work for ubuntu, yeah?
[16:07] <mneptok> zamba: do you have DVI capability?
[16:07] <zamba> grawity: what if i have a display card that has one dvi and one vga output? is this a dual display?
[16:07] <zamba> mneptok: yeah
[16:07] <grawity> zamba: That might be possible - I don't know.
[16:07] <Ktron> Anyone know how to connect VNC to GDM remotely, or another way to start up a graphical login session starting from remote (SSH) access only?
[16:07] <cornet> IdleOne: i think if you mounting outside of /media then it won't
[16:07] <mneptok> zamba: you can split DVI to 2 discrete devices, and not simply mirror
[16:07] <cornet> IdleOne: so say mount it at /store
[16:07] <stylist> grawity stop being a linux fanboi
[16:07] <zamba> mneptok: what kind of equipment do i need then+
[16:07] <grawity> stylist: Huh?
[16:07] <zamba> mneptok: i guess i need an adapter?
[16:08] <mneptok> zamba: just a splitter cable
[16:08] <stylist> you will always believe linux is better no matter what "arguments" i give
[16:08] <zamba> then i'll get one vga output and one dvi output, right?
[16:08] <grawity> stylist: I believe both are equal.
[16:08] <kri> grawity: metabox have a boarder (arrow down)
[16:08] <cornet> mneptok: you can only do that with DVI *IF* the card supports it
[16:08] <zamba> mneptok: but doesn't that depend on the dvi model? if it's dvi-i or dvi-d or whatever they're called?
[16:08] <IdleOne> stylist: #ubuntu-offtopic please
[16:08] <grawity> stylist: Not that you have given any arguments yet...
[16:08] <mneptok> stylist: stop trolling, please
[16:08]  * grawity opens trolls.txt
[16:09] <Halitech> omsai_waptop, no s on the end, just build-essential
[16:09] <stylist> lol
[16:09] <stylist> well i downloaded the latest ubuntu
[16:09] <stylist> im gonna install it on this quadcore desktop some time soon
[16:09] <IdleOne> grawity: don't feed them and they stop coming :)
[16:09] <stylist> you can spot a troll a mile away
[16:09] <Myrtti> stylist: good luck
[16:09] <stylist> thanks Myrtti
[16:09] <iceroot> where are key-events like print-key saved in gnome? i need another tool if print-key is pressed
[16:09] <adrenalink> goodafternoon
[16:09] <reger> hello
[16:10] <Myrtti> stylist: in the meantime, did you have a Ubuntu support question?
[16:10] <t_> when I turn on my computer, (i use wicd network manager btw) I need to click on network manager and watch it for about 2 minutes until I see it connects so I can browse el internet.
[16:10] <stylist> I just have to find a 5.25" to 3.5" converter bracket around the house somewhere
[16:10] <arand> Hi, having a permission bug when copying my home directory: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/418135 Can anyone confirm/refute this?
[16:10] <Halitech> stylist, better for you and better for me are not the same, to each their own and use what is "best" for them
[16:10] <stylist> I was wondering where the best guide to hardening ubuntu was Myrtti
[16:10] <grawity> iceroot: You mean the Print Screen key?
[16:10] <beatbreaker> Hi, My GRUP won't work anymore for Ubuntu after i installed another OS on the system, the grub for that OS and XP work fine though
[16:10] <Myrtti> stylist: in what sense? security wise?
[16:10] <stylist> Yes security Myrtti
[16:11] <omsai_waptop> I hit reload and found it!  thank you so much Halitech
[16:11] <MaYobi> happy birthday Linux!!!
[16:11] <Halitech> omsai_waptop, welcome
[16:11] <iceroot> grawity: yes, i want to start ksnapshot instead of the gnome-tool
[16:11] <grawity> iceroot: And are you using Metacity or Compiz?
[16:11] <iceroot> grawity: normal gnome without compiz
[16:11] <deany> Ive installed samba, enabled [homes] shared, writing enabled, which should share automatically the home folders of users right? well I can access the share from command line but its not listed in nautilus, only "homes" and "print$" and clicking "homes" gives me error
[16:11] <ani1> arand, why dont you use tar to preserve permissions when copying?
[16:11] <beatbreaker> little grub help plox
[16:12] <grawity> iceroot: Metacity then... I think the settting should be in gconf, but I can't find it :\
[16:12] <ani1> arand, there are work arounds to it
[16:12] <kri> iceroot: dunno but i changed my keyboard shortcurts from the 'Ubuntu Main Menu' > 'System' > 'Preferences' > 'Keyboard Shortcuts'.
[16:12] <krammer__> i want to put ubuntu on my flashdrive and The number of cylinders for this disk is set to 28641.
[16:12] <krammer__> is this ok??
[16:12] <grawity> iceroot: Ah, /apps/metacity/keybinding_commands/command-screenshot - you'll find that in gconf-editor.
[16:12] <adrenalink> is there somebody that can help me with compiz manager on my acer???
[16:12] <VCoolio> iceroot: gconf-editor, then apps > metacity > global_keybindings
[16:12] <iceroot> grawity: thx
[16:12] <arand> ani1: possibly, but it's still a bug.
[16:13] <iceroot> VCoolio and kri thank you too
[16:13] <ani1> arand, is this only temp or other directories too?
[16:13] <ani1> arand, I would imagine its not a big deal if its in /tmp
[16:13] <giovanni_> hi to all
[16:13] <ani1> if its just in /tmp*
[16:14] <TonyTheTiger> my fglrx driver does not show up in my hardware driver section.
[16:14] <kri> grawity: Metabox cant do the trick? The boarder under this row is 1-2px thick and its grey.
[16:14] <adrenalink> =-Ois there somebody that can help me with compiz manager on my acer???=-O
[16:15] <Halitech> TonyTheTiger, unless you enabled the proprietary driver it won't
[16:15] <arand> ani1: It's the source dir that gets the permission change, disregarding the copy.
[16:15] <TonyTheTiger> Halitech, how do I do that?
[16:16] <Halitech> TonyTheTiger, if there was nothing there you can't
[16:16] <TonyTheTiger> Halitech, that doesnt make sense.
[16:17] <Halitech> TonyTheTiger, why not? hardware drivers are only for proprietary drivers that Ubuntu provides
[16:17] <TonyTheTiger> Halitech, then where is the fglrx driver? I had it installed before and enabled. but after a dist-upgrade its not there.
[16:18] <TonyTheTiger> Halitech, and synaptic says I have already got the fglrx.
[16:18] <Halitech> TonyTheTiger, check synaptic and see if its still installed, if not, install it
[16:18] <Halitech> TonyTheTiger, what video card and what version?
[16:18] <aatehortua> c
[16:18] <ani1> arand, i launched nautilus copied my user folder over to /tmp ( no pop up dialogues) drwxr-xr-x and that is my perm
[16:18] <TonyTheTiger> Halitech, xpress 200m radeon
[16:19] <Halitech> TonyTheTiger, what version of Ubuntu?
[16:19] <Halitech> TonyTheTiger, the fglrx driver is the open source driver
[16:19] <TonyTheTiger> Halitech, 9.04
[16:20] <trixz> hi
[16:20] <Halitech> TonyTheTiger, the 200m and 9.04 dont work with the ati driver http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Legacy/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.7&product=<IP_ADDRESS>.3.3.1&lang=English
[16:20] <arand> ani1: that's on your /home/user dir after copy?
[16:20] <rblst> i have an usb mouse attached to my laptop, and that mouse is way slower than my touhpad; can i synchronize their speed somehow?
[16:21] <t_> 342 wireless event too big
[16:21] <cv> 想请教大伙一个问题 ，Desktop版的UBUNTU与SERVER版的除了图形界面外，以及多装了些无用软件外，有其它不一样的地方吗？
[16:21] <fauxreigner> hey ubuntu channel - I'm shopping for a laptop, and I'm not sure what to make of ATI's linux drivers.  Is it a good idea to just avoid their cards altogether?
[16:21] <IdleOne> !cn
[16:22] <Halitech> fauxreigner, yes
[16:22] <t_> 342 wireless event too big
[16:22] <fauxreigner> halitech, thanks - I was afraid so.  Can you recommend any laptop manufacturers with Nvidia cards?
[16:23] <Halitech> fauxreigner, unfortunately I haven't looked but system76 has laptops pre-installed with ubuntu, maybe use them to get an idea of what to look for
[16:24] <arand> fauxreigner: I do not think too badly of dell when it comes to ubuntu-compability.
[16:24] <Ktron> fauxreigner, I think you can get Ubuntu on some of the Dell laptops too
[16:26] <happosade> What is the best PCI WLAN-card?
[16:26] <fauxreigner> Thanks - I've looked at several Dell models but I've got mixed feelings about some of the reviews I've seen, and I think it's hard to find a model with an option for an Nvidia GPU there.  Do any of you guys have experience with the Intel X4500HD graphics accelerator?
[16:28] <halomom> !dvd
[16:28] <rblst> i have a usb mouse attached to my laptop, and that mouse is way slower than my touchpad; can i synchronize their speed somehow?
[16:29] <holy> I try to connect a monitor to the laptop, but it shows the same screen
[16:29] <Ktron> Anyone know how to connect VNC to GDM remotely, or another way to start up a graphical login session starting from remote (SSH) access only?
[16:31] <danfg> can someone tell me what is the run order of gdm/kdm in your system? is it S90 K10?
[16:33] <TonyTheTiger> please can someone help me, my fglrx restricted driver is not showing up in the hardware drivers section.
[16:33] <TonyTheTiger> I need to enable it.
[16:33] <a94060> Ktron: do u mean like ssh -X ?
[16:33] <piasdom> g'mornin all
[16:34] <a94060> TonyTheTiger: if you know the name,you could just search it in synaptic
[16:34] <flyingfisher> hello
[16:34] <TonyTheTiger> a94060, I have searched in synaptic, it is installed for sure.
[16:35] <VCoolio> is there a file in which I can set sound theme settings? I know about the sounds preferences but openbox doesn't listen to that
[16:35] <piasdom> why does my sudo unable to resolve host?
[16:35] <robocop1> Have you ever seen the program 'libstartup-notification' in version >= 1.0 ?
[16:35] <holy> What password does LiveCD have?
[16:35] <a94060> TonyTheTiger: i think there is an option of hardware drivers in system->preferences or administration. no too sure
[16:36] <holy> How can I SSH to the Live Session User?
[16:36] <a94060> hoyl,i dont thinjk there is a password
[16:36] <simran> what app can i use to adjust brightness on an nvidia chipset?  the standard applet doesnt work (intel chipset)
[16:36] <sudheer> hiiiiiii
[16:36] <Dragonsong> Hey guys, I was wondering if someone could help me with getting the SMC Etherpower card to work on Ubuntu.  Ubuntu seems to detect the card as "Digital Equipment DECchip 21041 [Tulip Pass 3]" and the chip is on the card so I assume that's right. Still, every time I try to connect to my network with it, it fails. The log dmesg gives me says "eth0: set link BNC" and "eth0: link up, media BNC" so my guess would be it's trying to use
[16:36] <TonyTheTiger> a94060, there is an option for hardware drivers BUT thats where my problem is. The fglrx driver is not showing there, nothing is.
[16:36] <cognitiaclaeves> holy: How do you SSH to a user at all?
[16:37] <cognitiaclaeves> holy: What are you trying to do?
[16:37] <Ktron> holy, do you mean, login via SSH? username is ubuntu, password is also ubuntu I believe
[16:37] <a94060> ahh ok TonyTheTiger sorry, I am not sure then. I gotta afk then
[16:37] <Ktron> holy, but unless you installed openssh-server, I doubt the live CD brings up an SSH server by itself
[16:37] <holy> a94060 then am I safe with LiveCD?
[16:37] <rblst> i have a usb mouse attached to my laptop, and that mouse is way slower than my touchpad; can i synchronize their speed somehow in 9.04?
[16:38] <cognitiaclaeves> that user and password is not root, I don't believe.
[16:38] <Halitech> TonyTheTiger, the open source drivers do NOT show up in hardware drivers, that is for PROPRIETARY drivers that Ubuntu provides
[16:38] <TonyTheTiger> Halitech, but I had something showing there before.
[16:38] <TonyTheTiger> and if it doesnt then where are the fglrx driver
[16:38] <holy> cognitiaclaeves how to connect to remote computer running the system from LiveCD?
[16:39] <Ktron> cognitiaclaeves, its the live session user, which is what he asked for
[16:39] <Halitech> TonyTheTiger, and you probably had the proprietary drivers installed that no longer work in 9.04
[16:39] <TonyTheTiger> this is all too confusing, why does ubuntu have to be like this.
[16:40] <TonyTheTiger> it was all fine. a dist upgrade messed it up.
[16:40] <cognitiaclaeves> holy: Sounds like you will need to install ssh and then ssh to ubuntu/ubuntu.  ( But I have never tried that. )
[16:40] <cognitiaclaeves> holy: Or, if you have some reason to worry about doing that, create a new user first and then ssh with those credentials.
[16:40] <Halitech> thats why I go by the old adage, if it isn't broke, don't fix it
[16:41] <holy> cognitiaclaeves I fear someone can easily browse my files using my IP from freenode network. That's all. Not  really try to connect to something.
[16:42] <holy> cognitiaclaeves thanks, this question is on my mind for few days
[16:42] <joakim> Rookie in need of some advanced help regarding sound card detection. I have no troubles getting my on board sound card to work, but the sb X-fi sound card I spent $100 on, wont even be detected, how do I fix?
[16:42] <cognitiaclaeves> holy: I can't tell you definitively that no one can, but if you open an xterm and type whoami, and the answer is not root, you should be pretty safe.
[16:42] <Halitech> joakim, does it show up in lspci?
[16:42] <Seidos> joakim, can you disable onboard sound in the bios?
[16:42] <joakim> <- Rookie. What is lspci?
[16:42] <Ktron> TonyTheTiger, you're right, its messed up that Ubuntu allows you to download proprietary drivers automatically for your system and doesn't make you go and download them from the manufacturer's websites like Windows
[16:42] <Halitech> joakim, open a terminal and type in lspci
[16:42] <joakim> I tried that actually, still does not work
[16:43] <faizul> hi
[16:43] <Ktron> holy, you probably aren't even running an SSH server
[16:43] <TonyTheTiger> Ktron, although your quick to pick up on the criticism of ubuntu you completely missed the point I was making.
[16:43] <joakim> 05:01.0 Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs SB X-Fi
[16:43] <Ktron> holy, if you want to make sure, use netstat or nmap to see exactly what ports are open for connections, but unless your live CD system is on a public address...
[16:43] <faizul> anyone malaysian
[16:44] <hatter243> !ml | faizul
[16:44] <Halitech> TonyTheTiger, I understand what you are saying but don't blame Ubuntu, blame ATI and Xorg for the changes both of them have made that is preventing your card from working the way you want
[16:44] <joakim> Halitech, yeah it shows up
[16:44] <NET||abuse> kanshisha, Khisanth was it one of you two the other day who came on and said "i have five minutes, i want to solve five peoples problems" maybe 3 or 4 days
[16:44] <NET||abuse> ago
[16:44] <Halitech> joakim, does aplay -l show anything?
[16:45] <undarkhost13> anybody in portuguese
[16:45] <IdleOne> !pr
[16:45] <IdleOne> !br
[16:45] <joakim> Halitech, shows me 2 devices
[16:45] <Halitech> joakim, ok, go into your sound mixer or sound preferences and try setting it to the sound blaster
[16:46] <TonyTheTiger> Halitech, I guess, I dont quite understand where the problem lies considering it was fine before. So its a little frustrating to say the least.
[16:46] <mikejet> any suggestions on how to set up cifs so I can read-write directories I create?
[16:46] <Seidos> the great thing about Linux is if you don't like something, you can learn how to to fix it.
[16:46] <Ktron> TonyTheTiger, if you're trying to find fglrx, start with 'apt-cache search fglrx'; you probably want xorg-driver-fglrx. And if you google 'ubuntu fglrx' the first page is a howto on getting the binary video drivers for ATI running on ubuntu: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[16:46] <undarkhost13> sou novo nestas aqui, não sei de que referes
[16:46] <joakim> Halitech, can we do it in private? Don't think it's as easy as that, since I cant really see the x-fi card in there
[16:46] <IdleOne> undarkhost13: /join #ubuntu-br
[16:46] <Halitech> TonyTheTiger, I understant, I have an X1200 that worked fine and after an upgrade it stopped working, I just went back to an older version
[16:46] <mikejet>   ... I don't care whether the server-user is the same as the cifs client-user. I just don't understand this super complicated samba.conf
[16:46] <Ktron> TonyTheTiger, my guess is that you upgraded to 9.04, and lost fglrx?
[16:47] <Ktron> TonyTheTiger, That's because I don't believe ATI has supplied an fglrx (binary, already compiled) video driver that works with the newer version of Xorg in 9.04.
[16:47] <Halitech> joakim, would rather do it out here in case someone else has an idea I don't think of
[16:47] <holy> Ktron but, for example, with 64 bit Ubuntu from www.caellinux.com, I run SSH using LiveCD; with some 'usual' password altogether...
[16:48] <piasdom> 'bye all
[16:48] <Ktron> TonyTheTiger, would you have rathered Ubuntu wait on upgrading Xorg until every video card had a new binary driver, or ATI to hurry up and release a new fglrx driver for us linux users?
[16:48] <joakim> Halitech, you're right, that's probably a better idea. But well, if I go to preferences -> sound. I cant see any option to choose my x-fi card
[16:49] <Halitech> joakim, what options do you have?
[16:49] <Ktron> TonyTheTiger, I'm still running 8.10 on my laptop because of this too, but its really ATI's problem to fix, not Ubuntu's
[16:49] <Ktron> TonyTheTiger, They said they were going to release a new version with the next version of Catalyst, last I remember
[16:50] <Halitech> Ktron, TonyTheTiger I was talking to a tech yesterday and ATI has dropped support for alot of cards in windows as well and not just the cheap cards either and they are loosing a lot of sales because of it
[16:51] <mikejet> I have an old ubuntu server (command-line) system lying around and need to know when it's support ends. Is there a file in /etc that has that?
[16:51] <Ktron> TonyTheTiger, the ATI binary driver for linux is still at 9.3, opposed to Vista, which just got 9.8. 9.3 came out... 3/18/2009 according to their website
[16:51] <joakim> Halitech, by which box? Default mixer tracks? The rest is on auto detect
[16:51] <IdleOne> mikejet: what version?
[16:52] <joakim> The Sound events, music and movies, audio conferencing that is
[16:52] <Halitech> Ktron, actually there is a new 9.8 out but only for select cards
[16:52] <mikejet> 7.04
[16:52] <Ktron> Halitech, TonyTheTiger, just found that http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx
[16:52] <Halitech> joakim, for the ones that say auto detect, what do you have for options in the drop downs?
[16:52] <Halitech> mikejet, its already ended
[16:52] <IdleOne> mikejet: Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn) was the sixth release of Ubuntu. End Of Life: October 19th, 2008. See !eol and !upgrade for more details.
[16:53] <Ktron> Halitech, TonyTheTiger, looks like only X2300 and up
[16:53] <mikejet> apt-get gives very unfriendly error messages when support ends.
[16:53] <joakim> Halitech, some various versions of ALSA and OSS and some PulseAudio Sound server
[16:53] <Halitech> joakim, try the pulse audio option
[16:53] <joakim> Some HDA intel stuff
[16:53] <SpinachHead> anyone here have a system 76?
[16:53] <mikejet> IdleOne : Is there some way to determine when support ends other than just knowing?
[16:53] <genii> mikejet: You can temporarily swith repositories to old-releases.archive.ubuntu.com
[16:54] <Halitech> !eol
[16:54] <IdleOne> !eol
[16:54] <ahtmly2k> when will ubuntu 64bit going to run smoothly?! most programs are still written based on 32bit i think.. i can't get the java on my firefox to run smoothly.. and my pidgin's starting to show some problems.. huff..!
[16:54] <IdleOne> mikejet: ^^^^ THAT LINK
[16:54] <joakim> Halitech, for now my on board sound is playing and I nothing really happened when I changed it
[16:54] <sipior> ahtmly2k: run a 32-bit install, if it bothers you.
[16:54] <Kalisto_> can someone help me with my FakeRaid 1 ubuntu setup ?
[16:55] <Kalisto_> it says it cant resize the raid since its not a valid ntfs..
[16:55] <Ktron> TonyTheTiger, did that answer your question well enough?
[16:56] <omsai_waptop> Hi room, I would like to upgrade to the latest Ubuntu kernel and compare how my application runs agains the current one.  Hence I need to boot into one kernel and then go back and boot into the other.  First question regarding this 1) What packages do I need to install for the latest <IP_ADDRESS>.20 kernel? -- is there a single meta-package?
[16:56] <TonyTheTiger> Ktron, sort of. i regret having upgraded.
[16:56] <ahtmly2k> why would i run a 32bit ubuntu on a 64bit processor..? i was told that a 64bit OS version would run more powerful..
[16:56] <genii> !compile | omsai_waptop
[16:56] <Halitech> joakim, I'm not sure, I've got a sb 5.1live and it just worked when I installed
[16:56] <sipior> ahtmly2k: you probably won't notice the difference.
[16:57] <jacquesdupontd> hey  everybody
[16:57] <ahtmly2k> and wouldn't it be great if you could install Adobe Creative Suite 4 on ubuntu..
[16:57] <genii> omsai_waptop: Actually it should have been the !kernel factoid there
[16:57] <genii> !kernel | omsai_waptop
[16:57] <joakim> Halitech, I followed https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting some and it told me to do lspci -v | less
[16:57] <joakim> Halitech, on that one, my x-fi card clearly shows up
[16:58] <rods> Howdy! I'm not sure which emacs version I should install. I see one for GTk and one for X11. I thought X11 referred to my version of Xserver, but I'm not entirely sure what Gtk is. Yes, I guess every six months in I'm a linux newb :-)
[16:58] <mneptok> rods: GTK = GUI and X11 = console
[16:58] <ahtmly2k> notice it or not i don't think that the human beings that choose to control the machines should limit themselves to te limits of the system..
[16:59] <rods> mneptok: so If I'm going to set up auctex, I probably want Gtk? I have no qualms only working in the console
[17:00] <GPL> how to add inspircd and atheme services @ startup manager ??
[17:01] <simran> anyone here used NVCLOCK ?#
[17:02] <Ktron> TonyTheTiger, yeah, didn't it throw up a warning for you when you started the upgrade being like "WOAH, there's not fglrx driver for the new distrubtion, are you sure you want to upgrade?"
[17:02] <Ktron> TonyTheTiger, :P
[17:02] <omsai_waptop> genii: cool, thanks.  It was option #2 on that Wiki page of pre-built kernels I was looking for
[17:03] <mikejet> What's the simplest way to configure cifs-server so linux and WinXP can mount, and create read-write directories? Something's messed up where "mkdir foo; touch foo/file" always fails.
[17:03] <Ktron> TonyTheTiger, maybe there's a way to backrev, I'm not sure, I've never done it, I usually end up reinstalling and restoring my data from my backup before trying the upgrade
[17:04] <lynx> tag
[17:04] <lynx> hab ne frage
[17:04] <Halitech> joakim, I'll be honest, it probably needs a module to be loaded but I'm not sure which one
[17:04] <Guest93065> jemand da der mir helfen könnte?
[17:05] <joakim> Halitech, I think you're correct. I read something about the modules ect. And I learned that one was at least available for x-fi
[17:06] <enzotib> !de | Guest93065
[17:06] <tyler_d__> what exactly is a ulimit definition
[17:06] <joakim> Halitech, http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Vendor-Creative_Labs -> branch: git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/tiwai/sound-unstable-2.6.git.The corresponding alsa-driver snapshot tarball is: ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/tiwai/snapshot/alsa-driver-unstable-snapshot.tar.gz The driver module is named as snd-ctxfi.
[17:06] <Kalisto_> need a little help with dmraid. /dev/mapper/ shows nvidia_cggfedi and nvidia_cggfedi1 whats the diff?
[17:06] <joakim> But I have no idea what that means
[17:07] <Halitech> joakim, try sudo modprobe snd-ctxfi and see what happens
[17:07] <joakim> Halitech, FATAL: Module snd_ctxfi not found.
[17:08] <charliehorse55> I'm having trouble with Grub. I moved my ubuntu install from one hard drive to another and now my computer won't boot. I'm on the live CD right now
[17:08] <charliehorse55> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1249461
[17:08] <Halitech> joakim, ok, I'm out of ideas
[17:09] <silvering> hey, how to open new server tab in xchat?
[17:09] <uid_b> charliehorse55, have you installed grub on the new HD?
[17:09] <Explodus_> How would one restore xorg.conf to the original install...I have an ATI card and its all hosed up now. It was working perfect with transparency and 3d effects now its not :(. I tried to follow the radeon page however it gives me bad file descriptors now
[17:09] <joakim> :(
[17:09] <Explodus_> silvering, control+t
[17:09] <charliehorse55> uid_b - Yes I think. You can check the thread I posted to see the commands I ran. Basically, Sudo grub, root (hd1,0) setup (hd1,0)
[17:09] <shell> i'm using lenovo r61 ,,,the built in microphone  doesn't seem to work,,,help?
[17:10] <bastidrazor>  sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg    Explodus_
[17:10] <Explodus_> bastidrazor, GAH I tried that -- I'll try again
[17:10] <charliehorse55> shell you may need to install drivers for it - google the laptop name, and the words "ubuntu" and "microphone"
[17:10] <Explodus_> bastidrazor, thanks mate
[17:10] <shell>  i'm using lenovo r61 ,,,the built in microphone  doesn't seem to work,,,help?
[17:11] <silvering> thanks about the Ctrl+t
[17:11] <Saik> ho do you get DVDs to play on xubuntu jaunty?
[17:11] <silvering> Saik KMplayer
[17:11] <Saik> how*
[17:11] <Explodus_> ohes noes now control+alt+backspace doesn't work >:]
[17:11] <silvering> it plays almost everything
[17:11] <Explodus_> >:[*
[17:11] <rsk> Saik: or VLC, both should work.
[17:11] <bastidrazor> Explodus_, you could also make a backup of the file and then delete the actual xorg.conf and restart X.. it will remake it on its own
[17:11] <charliehorse55> Saik Sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricterd-extras
[17:11] <bastidrazor> !dontzap | Explodus_
[17:12] <Explodus_> bastidrazor, your a live savor ! thanks again mate
[17:12] <Saik> rsk, it didn't
[17:12] <rsk> =(
[17:12] <rsk> Saik: if it dosen't work with mplayer pastebin the output in #mplayer
[17:12] <Saik> charliehorse55, xubuntu-restricted-extras doesn't have it?
[17:12] <Shadowwolf> ./p
[17:12] <simran> wow my brain must be bust, can someone remidn me how to add unallocated space to an existing partition in gparted....i forgot! lol
[17:12] <GPL> how to add this command in startup : ./inspircd start ?
[17:13] <Saik> rsk, tried vlc, I'll check mplayer
[17:13] <silvering> Saik try open File with vlc, not folder
[17:13] <clint__> Saik : you need to install the xubuntu-restricted-extras from synaptic
[17:13] <charliehorse55> Saik Install the Libdvdcss : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs
[17:14] <bastidrazor> GPL, on boot or start of the GUI?
[17:14] <Saik> clint__, I did
[17:14] <Saik> charliehorse55, I already did that, it's STILL not working
[17:14] <clint__> Saik : install libdvdcss, libdvdread, mplayer
[17:15] <silvering> mplayer's for gnome
[17:15] <silvering> better KMplayer
[17:15] <raylu> mplayer isn't for gnome
[17:15] <GPL> bastidrazor: actually, i want it to automatically start it as a server
[17:15] <raylu> unless you install the gtk stuff
[17:15] <charliehorse55> Saik - Open the disc in VLC. Put the error in pastebin
[17:15] <clint__> mplayer for gnome or kmplayer for kde
[17:15] <raylu> it's a cli media player
[17:15] <bastidrazor> !boot | gpl
[17:16] <raylu> kmplayer and smplayer are useless frontends for mplayer
[17:16] <DoctorPepper> I just installed ubuntu linux and have to save, run and work from the same folders as windows.  Is there a way to make symbolic links for example to let the config match what windows sees as D:\SABnzb to \media\sda1\SABnzbd?
[17:16] <Neto_Berola> is it possible to create something like a symlink for a user? My user name in this computer is a bunch of numbers, I would like to refer to myself using a name
[17:17] <DoctorPepper> I use just one program that I want this cross functino to work on ..
[17:17] <badr> Hello. all
[17:17] <edbian> Neto_Berola: Why don't you just change your name?
[17:17] <badr> I need some help about ubuntu.
[17:17] <raylu> DoctorPepper: what program would that be?
[17:17] <edbian> !ask badr
[17:17] <DoctorPepper> SABnzbd+ raylu
[17:17] <Neto_Berola> edbian: I can't. It's my job's computer
[17:17] <badr> Do anyone can tell me how we can customize better Ubuntu.
[17:17] <silvering> gipsy wedding in front of my house.. fuckin grousse
[17:17] <clint__> Badr : just ask the question
[17:17] <Saik> charliehorse55, 3 lines:
[17:17] <Saik> libdvdread: Attempting to use device /dev/sr0 mounted on /media/cdrom0 for CSS authentication
[17:17] <Saik> libdvdnav: Can't read name block. Probably not a DVD-ROM device.
[17:17] <Saik> libdvdnav: Unable to find map file '/home/halomom/.dvdnav/.map'
[17:17] <edbian> Neto_Berola: OIC.  I don't know of a way.  (You're job has a terrible system admin.)
[17:17] <FloodBot2> Saik: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:18] <Saik> (this is my mom's pc)
[17:18] <campee> hey, if i deleted my gnome panel on the bottom of the screen on accident, how can i get it back?
[17:18] <Neto_Berola> edbian: heheheh. The user name is a document number everybody has
[17:18] <raylu> DoctorPepper: why do you want to refer to it as d:\sabnzb? if you've installed the windows version in windows and the linux version in ubuntu, you can just symlink the config directory in your homedir to the windows one... probably
[17:18] <jerb> silverring: go out and yell at them. They like that.
[17:18] <edbian> campee: Right click the top one in a blank area and "add new panel"
[17:18] <DoctorPepper> symlink!
[17:19] <jerb> silvering: go out and yell at them. They like that.
[17:19] <raylu> DoctorPepper: but referring to it as D:\sabnzbd is impossible
[17:19] <silvering> jerb how about shoot all of them..
[17:19] <edbian> Neto_Berola: A document number?  That sounds....
[17:19] <edbian> Neto_Berola: stupid
[17:19] <jerb> Oh they like that also
[17:19] <DoctorPepper> thanks raylu I am now going to research symlinks and how to pull it off..
[17:19] <campee> edbian: I have "add to panel" when i click the top of my screen, but no "add new panel"
[17:19] <rblst> i have a usb mouse attached to my laptop, and that mouse is way slower than my touchpad; can i synchronize their speed somehow in 9.04?
[17:19] <raylu> DoctorPepper: man ln
[17:19] <silvering> i`m not sure, but if i kill them all, there will be nobody to sue me, right?
[17:19] <Hellrabbit> hello
[17:19] <Saik> charliehorse55, it says there's no css library available too
[17:19] <edbian> campee: You don't have "new panel"  ?
[17:19] <Saik> I personally installed it
[17:20] <Neto_Berola> edbian: yeah, I don't like it either, but at least it's unique
[17:20] <campee> oh, i do have new panel. thanks.. :)
[17:20] <edbian> campee: Yep!
[17:20] <charliehorse55> Saik - Sounds like CSS IS installed, although some other I/O error is preventing it from working.
[17:20] <edbian> Neto_Berola: I suppose
[17:20] <campee> hmm. my apps aren't showing up in the new panel at the bottom fo the screen though..
[17:20] <edbian> campee: They're 2 separate panels.  You have to add things to each one separately
[17:20] <Myrtti> silvering: a) you're offtopic for this channel b) you're badly against Ubuntu Code Of Conduct
[17:20] <Neto_Berola> edbian: the company has some thousands of employees in the country... well, whatever :]
[17:20] <charliehorse55> Saik - Opps disregard what I just said -
[17:20] <campee> i just want the panel at the bottom of the screen that tells me what apps i have open
[17:21] <silvering> sorry
[17:21] <stiffler> hi
[17:21] <Myrtti> silvering: c) mind your language with the cursing
[17:21] <edbian> campee: "Add to panel" and then add the window list applet
[17:21] <Hydrid> i installed lamp in my 9.04 and i want to know what i should do from here to setup my webhosting server and file server
[17:21] <silvering> Saik did u try kaffeine?
[17:21] <Saik> charliehorse55, so what do I need to do?
[17:21] <campee> edbian: you rule, thanks!
[17:21] <edbian> campee: NP!  N offense but that was a very simple task ;)
[17:21] <shell> it dint work
[17:21] <Saik> silvering, in Xubuntu?
[17:22] <edbian> campee: No* offense
[17:22] <silvering> oh.. X
[17:22] <Saik> silvering, one of the 5 players I already HAVE should do it
[17:22] <silvering> my bad, i was thinking u r with Ku..
[17:22] <Saik> silvering, no worries :)
[17:23] <charliehorse55> Saik - Just a guess here - this might work - install the latested version from libdvdcss website
[17:23] <charliehorse55> Saik link http://download.videolan.org/pub/libdvdcss/1.2.9/libdvdcss-1.2.9.tar.gz
[17:23] <Saik> this is the last ruddy thing I need working on this pc :@
[17:23] <DoctorPepper> raylu: thank you
[17:24] <Saik> charliehorse55, doubt it'll work, but I'll give it a shot
[17:24] <Hydrid>  i installed lamp in my 9.04 and i want to know what i should do from here to setup my webhosting server and file server
[17:25] <raylu> DoctorPepper: no problem
[17:25] <raylu> Hydrid: http://localhost
[17:25] <adw> hi everyone, when i try copy some files form encrypted partition to another i got every few second input/output errors (can't read or create...), does anyone know why? Partitions are encrypted with truecrypt
[17:26] <Hydrid> it works
[17:26] <clint__> Saik: make sure you have medibuntu repos install
[17:26] <Hydrid> and now what
[17:26] <edbian> Hydrid: Now you configure /etc/apache/* files to get it working the way you want.
[17:26] <raylu> !prefix | Hydrid
[17:27] <raylu> Hydrid: by default, the document root is at /var/www/
[17:27] <edbian> Hydrid: Decide what you want to do and then ask more specific question :)
[17:27] <charliehorse55> Saik - I have to go now - I'm sorry I couldn't fully help you solve your problem
[17:27] <Kapli> XSane scanning only works on the user I made when I installed ubuntu, anyone know why? When I try to scan on any other user nothing happens
[17:28] <robocop1> when I trying to compil awesome, I've got this error :  Looking for dot tool... - NOT found
[17:28] <robocop1> Have you got an idea to install dot ?
[17:29] <Saik> clint__, what medibuntu repos?
[17:29] <raylu> !medibuntu | Saik
[17:29] <djdarkman> hello is there an easy way to download a package's deb with all it's dependencies included?
[17:30] <DShepherd> apt-get?
[17:30] <Neto_Berola> djdarkman: not using apt-get?
[17:30] <raylu> djdarkman: unfortunately, no. aptoncd may be close to what you want, though
[17:30] <simran> is there anyway i can make smartdimmer into an applet so i dont have to go to terminal to change the brightness allll the time
[17:30] <clint__> Saik : go to http://www.medibuntu.org
[17:30] <raylu> djdarkman: though, if you don't mind installing it on a system, you can just grab the debs out of /var/cache/apt/
[17:30] <djdarkman> Neto_Berola: I need to have internet but to have internet I need a lot of packages in the first place
[17:30] <clint__> Saik: then click on repository howto
[17:30] <raylu> simran: you can just stay in the terminal all the time :D
[17:32] <djdarkman> so there is no painless way to do this?
[17:32] <simran> raylu no thanks
[17:32] <raylu> simran: why not? :(
[17:32] <clint__> Saik: follow the direction to install the repos 9.04 and the GPG KEY for your distribution
[17:32] <raylu> djdarkman: 11:28:23           raylu> djdarkman: though, if you don't mind installing it on a system, you can just grab the debs out of /var/cache/apt/
[17:33] <djdarkman> raylu: that's not good because there are a lot of packages there that I don't need
[17:33] <raylu> djdarkman: you can clean it first with "aptitude clean"
[17:34] <scyx> hi, anyone here who knows how to download streams from rtmp:// ? (specifically from http://thedailyshow.com)
[17:35] <Saik> clint__, will I need to reboot?
[17:35] <clint__> Saik: you don't need to reboot for it to take effect
[17:35] <raylu> scyx: http://lists-archives.org/mplayer-dev-eng/24229-support-for-rtmp.html
[17:36] <Saik> clint__, libdvdnav: ifoRead_TITLE_VOBU_ADMAP vtsi failed
[17:36] <Saik> vlc: /build/buildd/libdvdnav-4.1.3/src/vm/vm.c:1485: process_command: Assertion `0' failed.
[17:36] <clint__> Saik: if your system is 32 bits, choose i386
[17:36] <Saik> clint__, I did
[17:36] <Alfa_> #MEDIAPLACE
[17:36] <Saik> clint__, I'v done this before, just now it doesn't want to work
[17:36] <j2daosh> what directorys can i safely move from / to a different disk?
[17:37] <Saik> j2daosh, /home, for sure
[17:37] <simran> anyone here use nvclock??
[17:37] <scyx> raylu: xbmc is overkill if i only want to dump a few rtmp streams.. seems like no other program supports it atm =/
[17:37] <seezer> simran: yep
[17:38] <Saik> clint__, any more ideas?
[17:38] <raylu> scyx: indeed. i'm sure you can get thedailyshow from... elsewhere...
[17:38] <clint__> Saik: did you install w32codecs or w64codecs for 64 bits operating systems
[17:38] <Saik> w32
[17:38] <raylu> j2daosh: ...all of them?
[17:38] <Saik> this pc doesn't support 64bit
[17:38] <raylu> j2daosh: you probably meant to ask "what directories _should_ i move to a different partition?"
[17:38] <simran> seezer i downloaded nvclock-gtk but i dont know where it is ???
[17:38] <j2daosh> well my problem is i only have a 3.8 gig disk, and its at 93% full right now after doing an apt-get install ubuntu-desktop/kubuntu-desktop
[17:38] <raylu> Saik: grep lm /proc/cpuinfo
[17:39] <j2daosh> so i added another 4 gig disk and now i just want to know what i can move off the root
[17:39] <scyx> raylu: yeah i guess so. but the official site is usually updated faster than those other sources
[17:39] <lucas_> Can somebody point me to a guide to how to build Qt properly,  ?
[17:39] <mbeierl> anyone know anything about the nvidia black window bug?
[17:39] <clint__> Saik : do you have libdvdcss2 install
[17:39] <raylu> lucas_: why do you want to build it?
[17:39] <Saik> raylu, what good will that do me? I KNOW my cpuinfo
[17:39] <Saik> clint__, yes
[17:39] <raylu> Saik: just tell me if anything comes up
[17:40] <lucas_> raylu, just pure curiosity
[17:40] <seezer> simran: http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/i386/nvclock-gtk/filelist check this out
[17:40] <seezer> simran: it's called nvclock_gtk
[17:40] <Saik> raylu, nada
[17:40] <raylu> lucas_: i have no experience with it, good luck :P
[17:40] <simran> seezer: i downloaded it already..it was on synaptics
[17:40] <simran> i dont know how to open it
[17:40] <Bloe> hi ik heb een paar probleemkes !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[17:40] <jairodealmeida> did any people works with Arduino on ubuntu
[17:40] <jairodealmeida> ?
[17:40] <seezer> simran: call "nvclock_gtk"
[17:41] <clint__> be right back
[17:41] <seezer> simran: should be in your menu too. don't know about gnome. i'm here for testing purpuses only ;)
[17:41] <Bloe> ubuntu start niet normaal , ik heb geen geluid , synaptic start niet enz...
[17:41] <Neto_Berola> !nl
[17:42] <simran> seezer: when i type nvclock-gtk into terminal it says command not found
[17:42] <seezer> simran: that's why i'm asking you to type: nvclock_gtk
[17:42] <seezer> not -gtk
[17:43] <simran> coool seezer it works
[17:43] <simran> seezer: do you have an nvidia chipset
[17:43] <seezer> simran: only on my graphics card
[17:43] <usser> how do you hide connect/disconnect messages?
[17:43] <usser> -!- nabila<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has joined #ubuntu
[17:43] <usser> that for example, how do you hide such messages
[17:44] <simran> seezer do you use a laptopo
[17:44] <grawity> usser: /ignore #ubuntu joins parts quits
[17:44] <seezer> simran: yes i do, but nvclock is only on my desktop
[17:45] <Schmitty> does /root/.bash_history hold shell history for every user or just for root?
[17:45] <grawity> Schmitty: Just for root.
[17:45] <simran> seezer: can nvclock adjust my monitor brightness (not desktop brightness)...because the gnome power brightness applet doenst work on nvidia chipset
[17:45] <Saik> who's having the black screen nvidia bug?
[17:45] <usser> grawity: thank you
[17:45] <seezer> simran: i guess not
[17:46] <Schmitty> grawity: where whould I find the history for another user. I checked /home/user/.bash_history but no file exists
[17:46] <seezer> simran: but i only use the fan adjustment
[17:46] <kannan02> can i downgrade from 9.04 to 8.04LTS??//
[17:46] <raylu> Schmitty: maybe they're using a different shell
[17:46] <raylu> kannan02: no
[17:46] <grawity> Schmitty: Users' history files are in ~/.bash_history in their own homedirs. But if the user does not want to save history, there are at least five ways to clean it.
[17:46] <Schmitty> raylu: But is thing the usual place to find them?
[17:46] <erUSUL> !downgrade | kannan02
[17:47] <raylu> Schmitty: there really is no standard, but bash is the default on ubuntu systems
[17:47] <simran> seezer: where is the option to do that, i dont see it
[17:47] <grawity> Schmitty: For bash, yes, ~/.bash_history is the default -- but user can change it
[17:47] <seezer> simran: in overclocking or something
[17:47] <dehqan> good day everybody ; while removing libxml2 ,many other packages have been removed from system and now system is corrupted ,is there any way to find out names of those packages that have been removed ?
[17:47] <Schmitty> grawity: thanks
[17:47] <Saik> why is the last thing I need to get working always the hardest thing :@
[17:47] <grawity> Schmitty: The user can choose any file for saving history (even /dev/null, for that matter).
[17:47] <grawity> Schmitty: Or he can choose _not_ to save history.
[17:47] <grawity> Schmitty: What are you trying to do, anyway?
[17:48] <sammy> what's up guys
[17:48] <Schmitty> grawity: where would one specify the history area?
[17:48] <Schmitty> grawity: I am trying to look at my own history.
[17:48] <grawity> Schmitty: For example, in ~/.bashrc
[17:48] <Schmitty> grawity: ahh
[17:48] <kannan02> ubottu:if i install 8,04 lts from live cd without formatting the drive. will it remove 9.04 and keep my home directory...
[17:48] <grawity> Schmitty: If HISTFILE is set in ~/.bashrc, then history will be written there.
[17:49] <Saik> raylu, why would todem spi out a permissions error on a DVD?
[17:49] <Saik> spit*
[17:49] <raylu> *totem?
[17:49] <Saik> (that's just what automatically opens)
[17:49] <simran> how can i utilise gnome-smartdimmer into a gui
[17:49] <raylu> i don't know, because i don't use totem
[17:49] <Guest98923> is nexius a good game??
[17:49] <raylu> Schmitty: finger [username]
[17:50] <grawity> Schmitty: If it's your own history, just trythe 'history' command.
[17:50] <raylu> Schmitty: will tell you the user's shell
[17:50] <kannan02> raylu:if i install 8,04 lts from live cd without formatting the drive. will it remove 9.04 and keep my home directory...
[17:50] <Saik> raylu, wel, I popped in advent children, an totem said "you may not have permission"
[17:50] <usser_> Guest98923: hell yea nexuiz is great
[17:50] <googeek> Hey there all
[17:50] <raylu> kannan02: the installer forces you to format the / partition. you can, however, move your /home to a separate partition. i recommend doing this
[17:50] <usser_> Guest98923: download the latest version from their site the version in the repos is a bit dated
[17:51] <MsMaco> raylu: not true
[17:51] <raylu> Saik: i suggest trying with mplayer. also, have you seen the dvd playback factoid from ubottu?
[17:51] <Guest98923> umm if you do an install without reformatting i think it does delete the home directory
[17:51] <hornik> .
[17:51] <MsMaco> raylu: the installer does not require that you format / . if you choose not to format /, your /home directory will be saved
[17:51] <raylu> MsMaco: it was true in 8.04, i believe. the new installer is more lenient
[17:51] <googeek> Anyone willing to walk a noob through planeshift? I got it to install, and made a launcher, like an online tutorial said, but it doesn't do anything on launch
[17:51] <MsMaco> raylu: 8.04 could install without killing home
[17:51] <Saik> raylu, yes, and I tried mplayer too, still don't work
[17:51] <raylu> MsMaco: hm, ok
[17:52] <raylu> Saik: but now you have more debugging output :D
[17:52] <MsMaco> raylu: i think 8.04 was the first to do it
[17:52] <dollarbang1> help, I screwed up my network connection, now I can't get my Ubuntu Workstation onto the internet.
[17:52] <Kalisto_> i have exactly this problem: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1016368 any help?
[17:52] <Saik> raylu,  this is all I have.. vlc: /build/buildd/libdvdnav-4.1.3/src/vm/vm.c:1485: process_command: Assertion `0' failed.
[17:52] <kannan02> MsMaco: will it damage any performance by not formatting
[17:52] <raylu> Saik: that doens't look like mplayer to me :P
[17:53] <mizree> greetings all
[17:53] <MsMaco> kannan02: if stuff's fragmented, not formatting means that fragmentation stays, yeah
[17:53] <googeek> Anybody? help? planeshift installs, but wont do anything on launch
[17:53] <Saik> raylu, well.. how to I run the mplayer gui through terminal
[17:53] <Saik> ?
[17:53] <mizree> i am fairly inexperienced ubuntu and linux user though not new
[17:53] <MsMaco> (and contrary to popular belief, ext3/4 CAN fragment...it just tends not to happen til the disk is really quite full)
[17:53] <raylu> Saik: i don't know, but i'd suggest "mplayer dvd://1"
[17:53] <mizree> needs some assistance if anyone has a minute
[17:54] <trinium> please help, i am not register my nick
[17:54] <raylu> !anyone | mizree
[17:54] <googeek> mizree: I'm sure I'm not any help, but what's up?
[17:54] <dollarbang1> mizree: you and me both.....I screwed up my network connection, now I can't get it back online.
[17:54] <kannan02> MsMaco:oh thank u so much..
[17:54] <mizree> well, i was trying to be slightly friendly before asking for anyone's help
[17:54] <raylu> googeek: have you tried running planeshift in a shell?
[17:55] <googeek> raylu: no, don't even know how to
[17:55] <nabila> ada gk orang indonesia
[17:55] <googeek> mizree: what do you mean screwed it up?
[17:55] <Guest98923> what's the command to download nexius??
[17:55] <lfaraone> Hi, gnome-panel freezes for me after suspend-resume. How do I debug it?
[17:55] <mizree> i have installed the netbook remix and is up and running, spent days trying to get my video  drivers and resolution working... got that done now have killed my terminal
[17:56] <raylu> dollarbang1: i was expecting you to give a little more info about what you did
[17:56] <googeek> mizree : cause I had a hell of a time with my networking
[17:56] <Saik> raylu, that's for commandline, I need the gui
[17:56] <raylu> Saik: ...why?
[17:56] <dollarbang1> googeek/raylu: I 'am the one that screwed up my network connection. I wanted to have a static IP address, but that didn't work, so I tried to change it  back to DHCP. No good either.
[17:56] <RagnarokAngel> mizree: you've killed your terminal?
[17:56] <wontoner> Question: will using a key generated on a different machine cause problems creating a .csr for an SSL cert?
[17:56] <grawity> wontoner: No, it doesn't matter where you generate the key.
[17:57] <raylu> googeek: alt+f2, gnome-terminal, run "planeshift", assuming that's the name of the executable
[17:57] <wontoner> grawity: thanks, thats what I thought
[17:57] <lfaraone> wontoner: I don't see why it would.
[17:57] <wontoner> I just wanted to make sure
[17:57] <googeek> mizree: gimmie just a sec, I think I have an idea
[17:57] <raylu> wontoner: though, it's not a good idea to move private keys around
[17:57] <Saik> raylu, becaus it's not MY pc
[17:57]  * lfaraone waves at grawity.
[17:57] <raylu> Saik: ...so?
[17:57] <googeek> raylu: thanx, I'll try that
[17:57] <mizree> when i open a terminal, whether in my user or in the root, i get a maximized blank screen. i unmaximize and it is still blank. the terminal does work but i cant see any text. i have checked and changed my theme many times and looked all over for a fix or similar issue
[17:57] <kjs> /3
[17:57] <usser_> mizree: does xterm work?
[17:58] <pedram_entezar86> caio
[17:58] <staminna> hey guys, some packages are seem to disappear. Opera browser is one
[17:58] <pedram_entezar86> mi vede qualcuno ?
[17:58] <pedram_entezar86> heiiiiiiiiiii
[17:58] <raylu> !it | pedram_entezar86
[17:58] <googeek> oh, lol. I'm tired.... dollarbang: gimmie a sec, I think I might have an idea
[17:58] <lfaraone> staminna: you mean be uninstalled?
[17:58] <raylu> dollarbang1: in networkmanager or /etc/network/interfaces?
[17:58] <pedram_entezar86> ok
[17:59] <RagnarokAngel> mizree: have you tried installing another application for terminal manipulation to see if it's just the default terminal?
[17:59] <Saik> raylu, it's a noob using it
[17:59] <pedram_entezar86> i want install yahoo messenger in ubuntu 9.4
[17:59] <lfaraone> !noob > Saik
[17:59] <linuxson25> Hi everyone
[17:59] <raylu> Saik: get rid of the perception that the gui is in some way 'easier' than a cli
[17:59] <dollarbang1> raylu: system/preferences/network connections
[18:00] <jessen> I've been having problems with radeonhd, mobility x1400 card. My whole system tends to freeze when I run opengl programs. Can anyone help me with my xorg.conf? http://pastebin.org/11979
[18:00] <pedram_entezar86> where is the web sit ?
[18:00] <linuxson25> Got a bit of a log in situation with my desktop pc
[18:00] <raylu> dollarbang1: you mean system > admin > network?
[18:00] <RagnarokAngel> mizree: you could try say konsole or any number of other apps...
[18:00] <mizree> no i have not, i only tried to follow some forum thing which told me to remove dash because most scripts is writen for bash at the same extensionj
[18:00] <raylu> pedram_entezar86: there is no y! messenger for linux. there is pidgin and some others, though
[18:00] <mizree> thanks rangarokangel
[18:01] <googeek> dollarbang: can you get me the output of your etc/network/interfaces file?
[18:01] <linuxson25> Just finished editing my new blog, and when I tried starting up Thunderbird, wouldnt launch, along with any other application
[18:01] <dollarbang1> raylu: nope, is 9.04 different?
[18:01] <Arkns> hi all. I need to alter my username to be the same as I have on windows domain.that username use dots <first_name>.<last_name>. how can I change my username without lost permission, directories, files, programmings, settings...
[18:01] <x1250> my firefox fonts are ugly/different after installing (and uninstalling) kde4. Anyone has a clue on how to fix them?
[18:01] <raylu> dollarbang1: i don't know; i'm not on ubuntu at the moment. i'm not exactly sure what that app does, but could you pastebin /etc/network/interfaces for me?
[18:01] <raylu> Arkns: why?
[18:02] <raylu> Arkns: you can connect to samba/cifs shares without having the same username
[18:02] <linuxson25> Tried logging out, and it just gave a whole lot of jibberish on the screen, and when I tried cli, I couldnt log in
[18:02] <kripso> hi i want to get rid of the boarders expekt the title bar in gnome/Metacity i found this tweak is it safe? : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=990720
[18:02] <Saik> raylu, well, idk what you or I did, but they're working now
[18:02] <mizree>  thanks rangarokangel.. it may be some other packages or something i did, but i cant finds it and is hard to do much when you cant read a terminal
[18:02] <linuxson25> As soon as I type in my username, it just resets, and asks for it again
[18:02] <RagnarokAngel> mizree: it's a hacky fix, but it should serve your purposes...
[18:03] <Arkns> raylu: acctually I will follow this tutorial that make simple to log in on windows domain: http://www.diegolima.org/wordpress/?p=106 - it's use likewise-open
[18:03] <mizree> thanks muchly
[18:03] <linuxson25> Rebooted the pc, and now when I try cli, it gives me a whole lot of EXT3-fs inode read errors
[18:03] <RagnarokAngel> mizree: you are welcome
[18:03] <raylu> Arkns: no experience with that, sorry
[18:03] <linuxson25> Why is that?
[18:03] <kripso> linuxson25: you can boot to root without enter any usernamne/password and then reset your username/password if you have no encryption on
[18:03] <pedram_entezar86> i want install yahoo massenger , where is the soft ?
[18:04] <Arkns> raylu: no problem. any ideas how to change my username safelly?
[18:04] <raylu> kripso: i don't think that's the issue...
[18:04] <dollarbang1> raylu: that would  be too hard, I'm using a windows laptop, and Ubuntu Desktop. The content of /etc/network/interfaces has "auto lo" and "iface lo inet loopback"
[18:04] <hlfshell> Afternoon all! I am trying to remember the command to find my IP address so I can allow a friend to SSH into my system. Anyone know how to find this out in terminal?
[18:04] <raylu> linuxson25: i'd suggest putting in a livecd and fsck-ing your partition
[18:04] <googeek> dollarbang: is that all there is? nothing else?
[18:04] <RagnarokAngel> pedram_entezar86: pidgin is included by default for instant messaging. It supports the yahoo protocol
[18:04] <dcosta> hey all
[18:04] <linuxson25> kripso: But why would it be doing this in the first place? When I try and launch out of cli back to log on screen, I just get text
[18:04] <Arkns> raylu: I know that if I alter passwd, shadow and groups, it works. but it seems to loose (some files) permission...
[18:04] <raylu> Arkns: nope, sorry. i doubt simply modifying /etc/passwd is sufficient
[18:04] <Saik> raylu, thanks alotfor your help. (and by the way, just because it may not be "easier" doesn't mane I want to sit with the person for 24hours a dy showing them how to ru everything
[18:05] <pedram_entezar86> i know but i cant use ?
[18:05] <raylu> Saik: perhaps that's your problem, then
[18:05] <Saik> raylu, I had enough of that on windows XP
 my synaptic package manager and deluge, also do the same and it happened at the same time. i cant see anything but a blank white box
[18:05] <linuxson25> raylu: What does fsck do?
[18:05] <raylu> linuxson25: filesystem check
[18:05] <Saik> raylu, let me reiterte, it's not my omputer
[18:05] <Arkns> what files gnome use to include a new user login?
[18:05] <linuxson25> raylu: Hmmmm....okay, will try this
[18:05] <livingdaylight> Hallo Ubunteros
[18:05] <linuxson25> raylu: Thanx
[18:05] <livingdaylight> I am looking for a guru
[18:06] <RagnarokAngel> mizree: hmm... That's really weird... for deluge have you tried to reinstall it?
[18:06] <raylu> Saik: yes, but your problem may be that you've babysat the user
[18:06] <raylu> Saik: and so he/she expects it
[18:06]  * mizree chuckles im a mizree guru.....
[18:06] <googeek> livingdaylight: you'll probably have more luck, if you just ask your question
[18:06] <Saik> !ask | livingdaylight
[18:06] <Saik> raylu, kinda hard not towhen it's my mother
[18:07] <livingdaylight> http://pastebin.com/f63bf5c3a this is the pastebin of /var/log/Xorg.0.log i can't get my 26" lcd tv to work from laptop as i used to
[18:07] <raylu> Saik: it's hard to now only because of the perception of computers you've given her
[18:07] <grampaj0e> Can anyone make sense of the error message "GStreamer-CRITICAL **: gst_type_find_register: assertion `func != NULL' failed"?
 yes i tried to reinstall deluge, and bash actually, then dash... through ppa since my package manager wont show me anything
[18:07] <livingdaylight> googeek: yes, but i need a guru specializing in Display issues
 either as user or root
[18:07] <livingdaylight> Saik: are you a display guru?
[18:07] <Saik> raylu, she ga herself the bravix trojan, and a nastyvariant of it :@
[18:08] <RagnarokAngel> mizree: that's really, really odd. What were you doing when it blanked?
[18:08] <Saik> livingdaylight, just ask..
[18:08] <nabila> ada orang indonesia gk
[18:08] <livingdaylight> Saik: i did
[18:08] <ctford> hlfshell: try 'ifconfig'
[18:08] <j2daosh> what is the console command to find all installed packages?
[18:08] <Saik> livingdaylight, what is your problem? you haven't said that
[18:08] <Tr1n_> livingdaylight:  say what the problem is, what you have done to try and fix it, and what errors are you getting?
[18:08] <RolaBlade> Hi... How do I open serial port in xubuntu. I am trying bluetooth programming with python
[18:08] <j2daosh> i cant get my disk to resize so i need to remove excess packages i wont need, anything audio or video
[18:08] <mizree> hmmm, i got everything working then went looking for toys. i didnt exactly do one thing at a time so im not sure the culprit.
[18:09] <livingdaylight> Saik: yes, i did. shame you didn't read what i wrote
[18:09] <x1250> j2daosh, aptitude search ~i -F"%p"
[18:09] <Saik> livingdaylight, then repeat it, I had my own probles to sort
 im too knew a linux user to track what i did wrong after i got my display to a useable resolution
 took days
[18:10] <hlfshell> ctford -  that is what i used, but i cant seem to see any ip address there. where should i be looking when using the ifconfig command?
[18:10] <RagnarokAngel> mizree: ah, and you probably don't want to go through the hassle of a fresh install, correct?
[18:10] <googeek> raylu: tried the shell, my mouse went a little haywire for a minute, but thats it
[18:10] <livingdaylight> TriMe: i used to be able to attach samsung lcd tv to my laptop (26" for watching movies) but since i played with the display function in system/preference it now no longer works. I get as far as login page, but after i enter name and password tv goes black.
[18:10] <raylu> googeek: no output?
[18:10] <mbeierl> Saik: I am having nvidia black screen bug :)
[18:11] <Saik> mbeierl, you use the ubuntu repo?
[18:11] <googeek> raylu: this is the tutorial i used: http://gwos.org/doku.php/guides:64bit:planeshift
[18:11] <RagnarokAngel> livingdaylight: you could run sudo rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf to reset your xorg and it MAY work agian, it got me running again...
[18:11] <livingdaylight> Saik: http://pastebin.com/f63bf5c3a this is /var/log/Xorg output if it helps
 i would rather avoid it since im not sure how i got my display working after days of searching, it just started working. i was messing with ways to randomly rotate the desktop background when things went cwazy.
[18:11] <Saik> livingdaylight, I'm ot good with tvout problems
[18:11] <livingdaylight> RagnarokAngel: don'st i need /etc/X11/xorg.conf?
[18:12] <mbeierl> Saik:  The nvidia driver?  No - the restricted drivers thing kept hanging on me.  But I've used the latest stable, the latest beta, legacy, too many versions to mention - all to no avail
[18:12] <googeek> raylu: nope, unless I'm not doing it correctly
[18:12] <RagnarokAngel> mizree: is this a netbook you're running on? because you could just xrandr it to correctly display...
[18:12] <HobbleAlong> j2daosh: sudo dpkg --get-selections (> filename  if you want a file)
[18:12] <RagnarokAngel> livingdaylight: if you RM it, it recreates the file from scratch.
[18:12] <Saik> mbeierl, whay GPU?
[18:12] <livingdaylight> Saik: that is why i said i need display/tvout guru
[18:12] <RagnarokAngel> livingdaylight: when you reboot
 i did solve the backgrounds rotating though, i just used a screensaver to do it instead. sad workaround huh...
[18:12] <livingdaylight> RagnarokAngel: cool, i try!
[18:12] <mbeierl> Saik: I /think/ I might have come up with the workaround though...
[18:12] <mbeierl> Saik: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G72M [Quadro NVS 110M/GeForce Go 7300] (rev a1)
[18:12] <rocky_> bbl
[18:12] <livingdaylight> Saik: what is your area of expertise?
 is not a netbook, i just used that install since i had a flash drive handy and no cd's
[18:13] <mbeierl> Saik: in compiz config, under workarounds there is the Force sync between X and GLX and that seems to help with windows that are not being updated
[18:13] <swayric> linux partitioners do not read partition table while windows reads it fine. I've run testdisk to rewrite it but linux still can't detect any partitions. help?
[18:13] <mbeierl> Saik: still waiting on the black window bug...
[18:13] <RagnarokAngel> mizree: oh, well, if you want to go ahead and do a full installation you can unetbootin a full install onto a usb key
[18:13] <tomek> hi everyone
 then tried to add the packages i wanted. worked ok till i broke something
[18:13] <Saik> mbeierl, http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_display_ia32_185.18.36.html
[18:14] <mbeierl> Saik: 64 bit :)
[18:14] <tomek> I have some troubles with getting wireles to work after last update
[18:14] <dotblank> swayric, what partition is it?
[18:14] <Saik> mbeierl, my bad, sorry
[18:14] <googeek> tomek: like what?
[18:14] <RagnarokAngel> mizree: yeah, the UNR is really designed for netbooks, allegedly there's a way to move it to a full installation, but I don't know how...
 schweeeeeet, can you tells me how please? i would much rather the desktop install options
[18:14] <tomek> in hardware drivers nothing is listed
[18:14] <googeek> tomek.....hmmmmm
[18:14] <Saik> http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_display_amd64_185.18.36.html
[18:14] <mbeierl> Saik: I have not tried 36 yet.  Last 185 I tried was 185.18.41
[18:14] <kad_> hey need help! i install kernel 2.6-30 and i was having before 2.8.14 kernel ! but when i update , it give me with update the old 2.8.14 i went to /etc/apt/sources.lst which one of deb-src or deb i remove to not allow apt-get update gather information about the kernel? thx
[18:14] <RagnarokAngel> mizree: sure -- you're going to want to grab unetbootin -- sudo apt-get install unetbootin
 i gots no workable burner right now so was just trying to be back online since this is a business pc
[18:15] <staminna> ifaraone: It's not on the run application or menu items.. apt-get install opera : Package opera is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[18:15] <staminna> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source E: Package opera has no installation candidate
[18:15] <tomek> and it doesn give me an option to connect throu wireles