[08:49] <nightbreez> can somone help me with a sound problem?
[08:50] <sayuri> one last thing. every time my linux connects to the wireless it keeps asking me for the keyring password
[08:50] <sayuri> how do i make it so the wireless app doesnt make the keyring keep popping up
[08:50] <nightbreez> click always accept
[08:51] <sayuri> no button labeled that
[08:51] <sayuri> it just says enter keyring password
[08:51] <nightbreez> after you enter it does it pop up options?
[08:51] <sayuri> no
[08:51] <sayuri> theres no such thing when i go to keyring and such under the admin
[08:51] <arquebus> sayuri- click on the wireless icon and go to vpn connections
[08:51] <nightbreez> hmm wheni was doing my wireless i right clicked the icon went to wireless and clicked add
[08:52] <nightbreez> in edit connections
[08:52] <nightbreez> is that what you did?
[08:53] <khermans> sayuri, yeah that is for your crypto safe
[08:53] <khermans> sayuri, i bet you have autologin, right?
[08:55] <sayuri_> yeah, it didnt stop it from asking keyring
[08:55] <sayuri_> it's the /usr/bin/nm-applet that makes the keyring prompt open
[08:55] <sayuri_> theres a Deny and OK button and place where i enter password but no always allow
[08:55] <Spader> ...
[08:56] <nightbreez> what version you running?
[08:56] <sayuri_> ubuntu 9.04, this is unusual, usually this really annoying problem doesnt happen
[08:56] <sayuri_> all my other 9.04 installs didnt have my wireless applet pop the keyring open every time i boot
[08:56] <nightbreez> what type of wireless card usb or pci slot?
[08:56] <sayuri_> in my laptop
[08:57] <nightbreez> ah
[08:57] <sayuri_> i just want to make the KeyRing stop asking for password for /usr/bin/nm-applet
[08:58] <nightbreez> ok so let me see if i follow
[08:58] <nightbreez> you can connect to the internet just fine but you have to enter a pass everytime?
[08:58] <sayuri_> yeah
[08:58] <sayuri_> drives me insane
[08:58] <nightbreez> ok try this
[08:59] <nightbreez> rightclick the internet icon in upper right hand of screen
[08:59] <nightbreez> go to "edit connections
[08:59] <nightbreez> "*
[08:59] <nightbreez> click on wireless tab tell me what you have in there
[08:59] <hahahan>  /leave
[08:59] <sayuri_> i have the network i connect to in there
[09:00] <nightbreez> ok click on it and click edit
[09:00] <sayuri_> its got a password in it, so it keeps making the keyring pop up
[09:00] <nightbreez> after that click security tab
[09:01] <nightbreez> do you know what type of security your wan uses?
[09:01] <sayuri_> yeah i already entered that stuff in
[09:01] <sayuri_> thats not the problem
[09:01] <sayuri_> just tell me how i can get KeyRing to stop asking for a password for /usr/bin/nm-applet
[09:01] <sayuri_> its not the network password
[09:01] <sayuri_> its the effen Keyring passwordf
[09:02] <sayuri_> it uses the password for the wireless network fine
[09:02] <nightbreez> ok i was just checking
[09:02] <sayuri_> it's the "enter password to unlock KeyRing" password
[09:02] <sayuri_> i already told you what the problem was
[09:02] <sayuri_> i just want to get KeyRing to shut up, its like Vista all over again
[09:03] <nightbreez> lol
[09:03] <nightbreez> i have no clue man mine doeant have a pass on it
[09:03] <quibbler> !enter | sayuri_  & nightbreez
[09:04] <asq> breaking news:  bears really do shit in the woods
[09:04] <sayuri_> i didnt use the enter key
[09:04] <asq> more news at 11
[09:04] <Open-Soft> Hi everybody I need some help installing Nvidia driver for Ubuntu can someone help me out
[09:05] <NickRivers> asq, yeah, but they use charmin now... i've seen it on tv :D
[09:05] <asq> lol
[09:05] <Open-Soft> Hi can someone help me please
[09:05] <NickRivers> Open-Soft, what's the problem?
[09:06] <Lakobos> hello
[09:06] <v4vijayakumar> !nvidia | Open-Soft
[09:07] <Lakobos> is any one in?
[09:07] <ikonia> Lakobos: man people
[09:07] <ikonia> many
[09:07] <Lakobos> lol
[09:07] <Lakobos> i have a question
[09:07] <ikonia> ask
[09:08] <MindVirus2> Hello. What does alacarte do to change menus?
[09:08] <MindVirus2> Specifically what files does it modify?
[09:08] <Lakobos> when i enabled autorun using gconf editor, it doesnt seem to work
[09:08] <Lakobos> i inserted my usb and cd with auto run files and they did no seem to run
[09:09] <ikonia> Lakobos: what sort of auto run files ?
[09:10] <MindVirus2> Anyone know?
 just start synaptic and download the binary
[09:10] <ikonia> MindVirus2: the menu's are held within gconf I believe
[09:10] <Lakobos> hmm
[09:11] <MindVirus2> ikonia: thanks. I'll check it out.
[09:11] <Lakobos> autorun. inf and autorun.sh
[09:12] <ikonia> Lakobos: the .inf file won't do anything, make sure autorun.sh  has execute permissions
[09:12] <Lakobos> it has
[09:12] <MindVirus2> ikonia: where would it be?
[09:12] <ikonia> where would what be ?
[09:12] <ikonia> Lakobos: can you run it manually ?
[09:12] <Lakobos> i chmoded it to 777
[09:12] <Lakobos> yup
[09:12] <ikonia> what does it do ?
[09:12] <Lakobos> manually has no problem
[09:13] <Lakobos> it runs a java file in my usb thumbdrive
[09:13] <ikonia> Lakobos: ahhh does it need anything like JAVA_HOME or CLASSPATH set
[09:13] <Lakobos> nope
[09:13] <Lakobos> when i ran the file normally it works
[09:13] <ikonia> Lakobos: yes, but you may have that set - check your env
[09:13] <babbio> i guys...i have installed a program with aptitude command...i would like to view the source code of the command....how can i know where are the source code files????
[09:14] <Lakobos> the script managed to execute the file
[09:14] <ikonia> babbio: check out the source
[09:14] <Lakobos> hmm
[09:14] <ikonia> Lakobos: yes, but check you your env - it's probably already set
[09:14] <ikonia> Lakobos: (it may not be though)
[09:14] <Lakobos> how to i check?
[09:14] <Lakobos> lol
[09:14] <babbio> ikonia: but i dont know where is the source code
[09:14] <piotr> jak w grubie dodac windows mam go na sda2 a ubuntu na sda1 nikt mi nie chce dac rady proszę może ktoś sie zlituje
[09:15] <ikonia> babbio: you've downloaded/installed the package, but you need to download the source package
[09:15] <ikonia> piotr: English please
[09:15] <ikonia> !pl > piotr
[09:15] <babbio> and how can i do that?
[09:15] <ikonia> babbio: sudo apt-get source $package_name
 u need to diwnload the source files
[09:15] <babbio> ikonia thank you very much
[09:16] <sayuri> ok i fixed it. there's a bug in the KeyRing. you have to delete and remake the connection, and then log out and back in.
[09:16] <sayuri> it doesnt work if you hit Restart
[09:16] <MindVirus2> ikonia: you don't know?
[09:16] <ikonia> MindVirus2: don't know what ?
[09:16] <MindVirus2> ikonia: where would it be?
[09:16] <sayuri> only if you log out and in again does it let you auto unlock keyring
[09:16] <ikonia> MindVirus2: where what would be ?
[09:16] <MindVirus2> ikonia: where the menu config is.
[09:17] <ikonia> MindVirus2: it's within gnconf I think
[09:17] <ikonia> MindVirus2: it also works from xml
[09:17] <MindVirus2> ikonia: I know. :) Where, would you know?
[09:17] <MindVirus2> What XML files?
[09:17] <ikonia> MindVirus2: I think gconf points at xml files for the menu layout, it's been a while since I played with it
[09:18] <ikonia> MindVirus2: look at XMLDG_DATA options (I'll check that variable in a moment)
[09:18] <MindVirus2> Trying to find it. :)
[09:18] <Lakobos> ok my env is configured correctly
[09:18] <Lakobos> anyway
[09:18] <GhostWolfy> hey i have a problem.. im trying to burn some videos through brasero and im using normal blank dvd's when i add the files and click burn its not letting me click on burn
[09:19] <Lakobos> the autorun still works if i manually click it
[09:19] <MindVirus2> Couldn't find anything.
[09:19] <ikonia> MindVirus2: gonf is massive you can't have looked in that time
[09:19] <grawity> ikonia: by the way, at least GNOME with Nautilus does use autorun.inf (for the icon)
[09:19] <MindVirus2> ikonia: search.
[09:20] <MindVirus2> ikonia: I am on an SSD. :)
[09:20] <ikonia> grawity: ahhh for the icon, but it won't do anything for auto run
[09:20] <ikonia> MindVirus2: but you don't know what you're searching for
[09:20] <GhostWolfy> does anyone know why i can't burn videos with brasero??
[09:20] <GhostWolfy> im using ubuntu 9.04
[09:20] <MindVirus2> ikonia: I searched for "xml" and "XML" in both the key name and data.
[09:20] <ikonia> MindVirus2: the option is nothing to do with xml
[09:21] <Lakobos> hmm
[09:21] <MindVirus2> I figured there would be a .xml for an XML fille.
[09:21] <ikonia> MindVirus2: no
[09:21] <GhostWolfy> hello??
[09:21] <Lakobos> tried changing to .autorun still doesnt seem to work
[09:21] <MindVirus2> I see. Apologies then. What should I try to find, then?
[09:22] <derwin> is there a reverse of "backport" like "forwardport" where you build an older version of a package (f/e libusb-0.1-4 -12 one for intrepid) w/ jaunty, which has -13 ?
[09:23] <MindVirus2> derwin: "backport" means that packages from +1 are included, right?
[09:23] <derwin> MindVirus2: right, I am looking for packages from -1
[09:23] <ikonia> derwin: no such thing
[09:24] <MindVirus2> derwin: Couldn't help you; I never knew, though.
[09:24] <derwin> ikonia: I am, again, deb/ubuntu novice.. is it similar to rpm with spec file and etc, could I just get the "spec" from the previous ver and "hack" it for the +1 ?
[09:24] <MindVirus2> ikonia: I see. Apologies then. What should I try to find, in that case?
[09:24] <ikonia> derwin: yeah, not to dis-similar
[09:24] <ikonia> MindVirus2: I don't know - I don't know all the options in gconf from memoery
[09:25] <ikonia> MindVirus2: as I recall the environment variable was XDG_DATA_DIR
[09:25] <GhostWolfy> this is not good, asked a question and no one has helped me..
[09:25] <MindVirus2> ikonia: OK. :D Thanks.
[09:25] <grawity> derwin: Maybe http://packages.ubuntu.com/ will be useful for you
[09:25] <Lakobos> Ikonia: i tries changing to the 3 types of autorun and it cant seem to work
[09:26] <ikonia> Lakobos: make sure you use absoulte paths and your env is set in the script
[09:26] <MindVirus2> ikonia: the environment variable is XDG_DATA_DIRS; but there aren't any specific dirs.
[09:26] <ikonia> Lakobos: the gnome-shell has a very limited default environmkent
[09:26] <Lakobos> ya
[09:26] <derwin> grawity: I already searched there and in google, thx?
[09:27] <Lakobos> the jar file is in the root of my usb
[09:27] <ikonia> MindVirus2: yes, but I can't remember them off the top of my head, use alacarte that's what it's there for
[09:27] <Lakobos> so my script is
[09:27] <Guest18479> hi
[09:27] <Lakobos> java -jar xxx.jar
[09:27] <Myrtti> !away > theatro
[09:27] <ikonia> Lakobos: so set the path and environment properly then
[09:27] <Lakobos> the path has no problem
[09:27] <MindVirus2> ikonia: alacarte messes up.
[09:28] <ikonia> MindVirus2: it was XDG_CONFIG_DIRS
[09:29] <grawity> The menu items are stored in /usr/share/applications/ and alacarte puts new versions to ~/.local/usr/share/applications/
[09:29] <MindVirus2> Sick!  Thanks.
[09:29] <ikonia> grawity: perfect, thank you
[09:29] <MindVirus2> I am sorry to bother you so much ikonia.
[09:29] <MindVirus2> I hope you understand.
[09:29] <MindVirus2> grawity: it's .local/share/applications/ BTW.
[09:30] <grawity> Ah, yeah
[09:30] <grawity> Anyway, the ~/.local/ ones will override system-wide ones (that's how alacarte can edit menus without root privs)
[09:30] <MindVirus2> Right, that's what I thought.
[09:31] <MindVirus2> I knew alacarte did some sneaky stuff.
[09:32] <derwin> all : for future reference, downgrading some packages works just fine - dpkg - warning: downgrading libusb-0.1-4 from 2:0.1.12-13 to 2:0.1.12-12.
[09:32] <Lakobos> Ikonia: What environment nad path should i set? the java file or java?
[09:33] <ikonia> Lakobos: depends what your java application needs, path to java is good, classpath or java_home may also be needed, look at what your shell has go=t
[09:33] <ikonia> got
[09:34] <Lakobos> i tierd excuting a script to run the autorun script and it works, so does it means that the path is ok?
[09:35] <SkyNetMaster> good day geeks, could you suggest a link for starting using linux with command line for tottaly newbie?
[09:35] <grawity> http://tldp.org/
[09:35] <panv> please, i am trying to burn audio CD using gnomebaker... i keep getting the following error. The plugin to handle a file of type audio/ogg is not installed.
[09:36] <ikonia> Lakobos: no - that means YOUR shell is ok
[09:37] <MindVirus2> I want to install the recommends to a package, but not all of them. How do I pick which ones not to include?
[09:37] <grawity> MindVirus2: Install them manually?
[09:38] <MindVirus2> grawity: it's a long list and I would rather not have them set to manually installed.
[09:38] <Myrtti> MindVirus2: doing cherrypicking of packages means - you are cherrypicking packages
[09:38] <MindVirus2> Myrtti: right...?
[09:39] <quibbler> SkyNetMaster-> start here:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal
[09:39] <Myrtti> MindVirus2: "install them manually".
[09:40] <SkyNetMaster> grawity, thank you
[09:40] <SkyNetMaster> quibbler, thanks :) I was starting to get annoind with this new collegue :)
[09:41] <MindVirus2> Myrtti: :) OK.
[09:42] <panv> please, i am trying to burn audio CD using gnomebaker... i keep getting the following error. The plugin to handle a file of type audio/ogg is not installed. please how do i install this plugin ???
[09:44] <ActionParsnip1> yo yo yo
[09:44] <Dayofswords> panv, you need ogg it seems =p
[09:45] <grawity> panv: Try installing gstreamer0.10-plugins-good
[09:45] <ActionParsnip1> ogg ftw
[09:45] <grawity> ActionParsnip1: It will be ftw as soon as my SonyEricsson starts supporting it.
[09:45] <Dayofswords> that an mp3 player?
[09:46] <ActionParsnip1> grawity: my cowon iaudio laps it up
[09:46] <Lakobos> Ikonia: i set the full path of the java in the autorun script but it still dows not work
[09:46] <panv> i guess so Dayofswords
[09:46] <grawity> Dayofswords: That a mobile phone
[09:47] <panv> it is installed grawity
[09:47] <panv> yet... i cannot burn ogg.
[09:47] <ActionParsnip1> panv: what app are you burning with?
[09:47] <panv> gnomebaker
[09:47] <panv> ActionParsnip1,
[09:48] <ActionParsnip1> panv: sudo apt-get install mpg321
[09:48] <ActionParsnip1> !info mpg321
[09:49] <ActionParsnip1> panv: that according to http://www.fedoraforum.org/forum/archive/index.php/t-62902.html
[09:49] <panv> ActionParsnip1, i believe this is for mp3.. not ogg... lemmme try ti
[09:49] <panv> it(
[09:49] <ActionParsnip1> panv: have you install ubuntu-restricted-etras
[09:50] <panv> i will check that too...
[09:50] <panv> it's a fresh installation
[09:50] <panv> still solving some problems..
[09:51] <ActionParsnip1> panv: install that package, it installs a lot of useful goodies
[09:51] <GuidMorrow> not sure how it happened, but when I left this machine idle with audacious running the machine kernel panic'd
[09:51] <panv> i am installing it ActionParsnip1
[09:52] <AnxiousNut> hello, anybody heard of Ubuntu developer week?
[09:52] <GuidMorrow> what happens in a kernel panic?
[09:52] <rodimus> your nuts shrink
[09:52] <rodimus> :)
[09:53] <AnxiousNut> hello, anybody heard of Ubuntu developer week? im new to irc and i'd like to join
[09:54] <ActionParsnip1> !ot | AnxiousNut
[09:54] <Lakobos> hmm
[09:54] <Lakobos> any one has auto run problems?
[09:54] <Lakobos> lol
[09:54] <ActionParsnip1> Lakobos: why the 'lol'?
[09:54] <GuidMorrow> auto run is for windows
[09:54] <AnxiousNut> k thanx
[09:54] <Maleko> when we save rules in firestarter, does it actually save and convert those rules into iptables standard rules?
[09:54] <Lakobos> hmm
[09:54] <Lakobos> i mean autorunning a windows script
[09:55] <Lakobos> oppp
[09:55] <Lakobos> si mean bash
[09:55] <Lakobos> bash*
[09:55] <Maleko> any idea?
[09:55] <grawity> GuidMorrow: And for GNOME.
[09:55] <GuidMorrow> what are you saying?!
[09:55] <Maleko> there must be someone that is good with firewall stuff in here
[09:55] <ActionParsnip1> Lakobos: can yo ease up on the enter, key. not only do you sound out of breath but you are scrolling the channel
[09:55] <Lakobos> ok sorry my typing is bad
[09:56] <ActionParsnip1> Lakobos: you can add it to the startup items using: System>Preferences>Sessions and use the Startup Programs tab
[09:57] <GuidMorrow> so I had left my system idle, and when I came back all I saw was a blank screen with a blinking cursor on it, did it kernel panic
[09:57] <MindVirus2> Hello. Is kexec enabled in .28 or .31?
[09:57] <grawity> GuidMorrow: Try Ctrl-alt-F1 a few times.
[09:57] <Maleko> when we save rules in firestarter, does it actually save and convert those rules into iptables standard rules?
[09:57] <GuidMorrow> is there a log to verify that stuff
[09:57] <Lakobos> i mean i need gnome to run a script in my usb when i plug it in
[09:57] <MindVirus2> GuidMorrow: a kernel panic is a different thing.
[09:57] <ActionParsnip1> GuidMorrow: install openssh-server   when the screen goes, ssh in to the system and run: dmesg
[09:58] <Lakobos> and i cant find the sessions under preferences
[09:59] <ActionParsnip1> Lakobos: its in those menus. I dont have my desktop viiable, but you will see startup items in those menus
[09:59] <ActionParsnip1> Lakobos: it may be under administration
[10:00] <Lakobos> ok found it
[10:01] <Lakobos> so i just need to add the path of the script in my usb, so when i plug it it in it will run?
[10:02] <Swot> je tu nekdo cech
[10:02] <ActionParsnip1> Lakobos: yeah, it will thenrun when the gnome session starts
[10:03] <Lakobos> if i remove my usb and plug it in again will gnome still run the script in my usb?
[10:04] <ActionParsnip1> Lakobos: no, it will only try to run it when you first logon
[10:04] <Lakobos> hmm
[10:04] <Swot> hello, please, anybody can explain me this ? http://www.trinitycore.info/w/Linux_Build_HOWTO#Configuration_of_Trinity_Core ? My english not very well
[10:04] <GuidMorrow> WHAT THE beeep
[10:04] <Lakobos> but i need to excute the script in my usb whenver it is plugged in
[10:04] <GuidMorrow> !dangerous | grawity
[10:04] <grawity> wat
[10:04] <ysouyno> there is no mplayer in add/remove applications of ubuntu, how can i get one
[10:05] <ActionParsnip1> ysouyno: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install mplayer
[10:05] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: ctrl+alt+f1 switches you to tty1
[10:05] <grawity> GuidMorrow: What the beeping hell?
[10:05] <GuidMorrow> what does that one
[10:05] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: you can switch back to X with ctrl+alt+f7
[10:05] <ysouyno> i'll try thx
[10:06] <ActionParsnip1> Lakobos: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1202413
[10:06] <GuidMorrow> well as soon as I pressed it I thought I engineered a kernel panic
[10:06] <Myrtti> GuidMorrow: whut?
[10:07] <GuidMorrow> what is "X" anyway
[10:08] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: the windowing system
[10:08] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: it manages the graphical display
[10:09] <Lakobos> ok thanks i'll go take a look
[10:09] <ChanibaL> Hi, having a problem with my wifi, cannot set it with the console utils but can through the gnome applet. The console utils throw errors for set mode (8b06), set encode (8b2a). Using the gnome applet is not the solution.
[10:09] <GuidMorrow> well, how do you get back into the gui
[10:09] <ActionParsnip1> !X | GuidMorrow
[10:09] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: it's also known as X11.  ubuntu uses Xorg as its X server
[10:09] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: ctrl+alt+f7
[10:09] <grawity> GuidMorrow: X is usually running on Ctrl-Alt-F7, the seventh console.
[10:10] <sheetal_286> hi every one
[10:10] <Morteza_K> Hi everyone,after an update 'Broadcom STA wireless Driver' is gone from 'Hardware Drivers'!anyone know why ?and how to fix it?
[10:10]  * grawity downgrades sheetal_286 to sheetal_8086
[10:10] <ChanibaL> Any ideas what to do with this? Googled a few things (like set mode to managed or speed to auto) and it didn't work, network card is atheros ar242x (hp g60-458 laptop)
[10:10] <GuidMorrow> is GNOME and X the same thing
[10:11] <grawity> GuidMorrow: GNOME is the desktop environment. It uses X to draw the panels, icons and so on.
[10:11] <ActionParsnip1> GuidMorrow: no, X is the base and gnome runs ontop of that
[10:11] <ActionParsnip1> GuidMorrow: then the window manager runs on top of that, metacity is defualt or you can run compiz for example
[10:11] <GuidMorrow> !metacity
[10:12] <ActionParsnip1> !info metacity
[10:12] <grawity> Metacity and Compiz are window managers: they draw the borders around windows, let you move a window around, and so on.
[10:12] <ActionParsnip1> GuidMorrow: kubuntu uses kde as the desktop and kwin as the window manager
[10:12] <mattycoze> hey ppl; how do I totally format the HD ready for a fresh XP install (i'm in ubunut atm and just can't figure out another way of making a dualboot pc unless i clean install XP first!)
[10:12] <GuidMorrow> lol windows user
[10:12] <ActionParsnip1> mattycoze: the XP CD can do that
[10:12] <Wolke> anyone an linux programm to watch ebay?
[10:13] <grawity> mattycoze: Boot from the XP install CD, use it to delete all partitions.
[10:13] <ActionParsnip1> mattycoze: if you want to TOTALLY format it then XP cd do that
[10:13] <mattycoze> ActionParsnip1 actually it doesn't recognise my HD
[10:13] <ActionParsnip1> mattycoze: if you want to dual boot without losingthe current system/s you can resize the partitions
[10:13] <mattycoze> ActionParsnip1 I've already done this.
[10:13] <mattycoze> and formatted it as NTFS
[10:13] <mattycoze> (using gparted with the liveCD
[10:14] <ActionParsnip1> mattycoze: then you will most likely have SATA HDDs and will need either a floppy with the driver on or to remaster your XP CD with the driver
[10:14] <ChanibaL> anyone with the wifi issue?
[10:14] <GuidMorrow> what kind of program enables all kind of effects like rotating to another workspace like a cube
[10:14] <ActionParsnip1> mattycoze: XP CDs dont have muc in the way of SATA drivers so you will need to give the installer the driver
[10:14] <grawity> GuidMorrow: Compiz.
[10:14] <GuidMorrow> ehhh....
[10:14] <mattycoze> ActionParsnip ahh fair enough; yeah I figured this might have something to do with it, but the problem is it's a laptop :p
[10:14] <ActionParsnip1> !compiz
[10:14] <GuidMorrow> just how does that work
[10:15] <mattycoze> ActioParsnip1 is there a way I can put the driver on a USB?
[10:15] <chordogg> GuidMorrow: i think you wanna install the compiz-settings-manager package
[10:15] <ActionParsnip1> GuidMorrow: each app window is used as a texture and manipulated as such so you can have lots of effects on them
[10:15] <chordogg> GuidMorrow: sorry, compizconfig-settings-manager
[10:15] <grawity> mattycoze: I doubt XP can use USB mass storage devices for that... you might try.
[10:15] <ActionParsnip1> mattycoze: then try a usb fdd or remaster the cd
[10:15] <chordogg> GuidMorrow: you can enable a lot of cool Compiz effects with that program that are hidden in Ubuntu
[10:16] <ActionParsnip1> chordogg: 'cool' is questionable
[10:16] <grawity> GuidMorrow: Compiz is a window manager, it is responsible for putting windows on your screen (and doing all the effects). CompizConfig-settings-manager is a program that allows editing Compiz settings and enabling effects.
[10:16] <grawity> ActionParsnip1: Some of them are cool.
[10:16] <GuidMorrow> restart required?
[10:16] <grawity> GuidMorrow: No.
[10:16] <ActionParsnip1> GuidMorrow: no, you dont ever have to restart unless you install a new kernel
[10:17] <c1rcuit> why is it that whenever i try to sudo apt-get something it says the package is not found?
[10:17] <ActionParsnip1> GuidMorrow: linux is designed to not be rebooted, unlike microsoft OSs that need a reboot after you move the mouse
[10:17] <mattycoze> ActionParsnip1 grawity how does one remaster the CD?
[10:17] <c1rcuit> is there someway package manager could be blocked
[10:17] <grawity> ActionParsnip1: Or a new driver. (Restarting X didn't work for nvidia)
[10:17] <ActionParsnip1> c1rcuit: sudo apt-get update    first
[10:17] <grawity> mattycoze: I think for XP, there's "nLite" or something
[10:17] <ActionParsnip1> grawity: works here...
[10:17] <grawity> c1rcuit: try sudo apt-get update
[10:17] <ActionParsnip1> c1rcuit: if you have synaptic open then apt-get et al will fail as you have locked the packages
[10:18] <mattycoze> grawity okay then i'll look into that.
[10:18] <grawity> ActionParsnip1: But it won't say "package not found" when synaptic's running
[10:18] <c1rcuit> im updating now
[10:18] <ActionParsnip1> grawity: i'm covering all bases
[10:18] <ActionParsnip1> c1rcuit: that will lock the packages too
[10:18] <c1rcuit> yeah
[10:18] <c1rcuit> im going to update and then try installign once again
[10:19] <ActionParsnip1> mattycoze: for windows support ask in ##windows or #uuntu-offtopic as its offtopic here
[10:19] <ActionParsnip1> #ubuntu-offtopic  sorry
[10:19] <xor_> ;
[10:23] <Myrtti> ActionParsnip1: #ubuntu-offtopic is not a support channel... ;-)
[10:24] <ActionParsnip1> Myrtti: they may hel pthough :D
[10:25] <Myrtti> ActionParsnip1: more likely they wont.
[10:25] <chordogg> Out of curiousity, what is the significance of two pounds (##) in front of a channel name?
[10:25] <grawity> chordogg: It's just a part of Freenode channel naming rules.
[10:25] <lstarnes> chordogg: see http://freenode.net/policy.shtml#channelnaming
[10:25] <grawity> chordogg: The primary namespace - single # - is reserved for officially registered projects.
[10:25] <lstarnes> chordogg: #freenode is the most appropriate place for questions about freenode
[10:26] <chordogg> thanks grawity,lstarnes
[10:26] <_Fauchi95_> Hello! How can I submit a update of a package?
[10:27] <_Fauchi95_> If I had fix a problem
[10:27] <ActionParsnip1> _Fauchi95_: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages
[10:28] <newhavenpatriot> hey everyone :)
[10:28] <_Fauchi95_> ActionParsnip1, If I just update a package, too?
[10:28] <ActionParsnip1> _Fauchi95_: possibly. ive never done it tbh
[10:29] <administrator__> what is the equal application to RUN in windows
[10:29] <grawity> administrator__: either Alt-F2, or Accessories -> Terminal
[10:29] <_Fauchi95_> ActionParsnip1, thanks. I've seen in the Ubuntu Developer Week this is a subject, too
[10:30] <Lakobos> sorry i dc'ed so can i just use gnome to run my scripts in the usb?
[10:31] <InDuS> HI
[10:31] <greyhat> i want to disable the asking for passwords on wake up
[10:31] <lostabeer> hi~
[10:32] <lostabeer> hmm.. i wonder if small isv's will need cloud services
[10:32] <administrator__> grawity but Alt + f2 appears run prompt but when i type network address like \\dc\c$ its not work
[10:32] <grawity> administrator__: First, Alt-F2 only opens programs.
[10:32] <grawity> administrator__: Second, Linux uses / as the path separator -- not \
[10:32] <grawity> administrator__: And third, try run'ing xdg-open smb://dc/c\$
[10:34] <GuidMorrow> bleah! I was hoping I'd have a rotating cube on my screen, not a partial 4-sided cube
[10:34] <GuidMorrow> maybe my screen is too wide?
[10:35] <fabrizio> J/reloaded
[10:35] <grawity> subsystem request failed on channel 0
[10:35] <grawity> errrr.
[10:35] <grawity> paste fail
[10:35] <GuidMorrow> runs up CPU time too, do I need this much graphics
[10:36] <greyhat> Guys
[10:36] <greyhat> Disabling the asking for password when waking up from standby?
[10:37] <ActionParsnip1> GuidMorrow: how do you mean partial cube?
[10:38] <dr4g> How can i see if i have a JDK installed on my system ?
[10:38] <GuidMorrow> there is no top or bottom
[10:38] <ActionParsnip1> GuidMorrow: in ccsm you can enable cube caps
[10:38] <ibane> in order to disable the touchpad in lenovo x301 Ubuntu 9.04
[10:39] <ActionParsnip1> dr4g: spkg -l | grep -i jdk
[10:39] <ActionParsnip1> oops   dpkg
[10:40] <dr4g> great thanks so dpkg -l shows all my loaded packages ?
[10:40] <dr4g> installed *
[10:40] <dr4g> and then we just grep it for the stuff we want ?
[10:40] <ActionParsnip1> dr4g: yes thats why we implement grep
[10:41] <dr4g> I'm trying to do this guys: Download one of the bundles to disk, set JAVA_HOME to the JDK you have installed on your system.
[10:41] <dr4g> Is there a JAVA_HOME variable on my bash stuff somewhere ?
[10:42] <ActionParsnip1> dr4g: you can see its value using: echo $JAVA_HOME
[10:42] <dr4g> blank
[10:42] <ActionParsnip1> !java | dr4g
[10:44] <dr4g> ok. Doing sudo update-java-alternatives -l ......gives me...... java-6-openjdk 1061 /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk
[10:45] <mmo|> Anyone know what I can do on a Zyxel P2602-HW router to modify port forwarding over telnet. My problem is that I cant access the router using the webinterface anymore...I know this is not very ubuntu related, but anyone where else I might ask the question?
[10:45] <Dereck> mmo|: reboot router, or reset it to defs (see manual how)
[10:47] <mmo|> Dereck: thanks, but I have some configuration set up that I would prefer not to erease. It must be possible to modify port forwarding options over telnet. My problem is that I accidently set up a port forwarding on port 80 so thats why I cant access the web interface. All I need to do is remove this forward.
[10:48] <marko_> hi
[10:49] <marko_> is there a file where ubuntu stores network configuration?
[10:49] <marko_> i.e actual ip and netmask
[10:49] <Dereck> mmo|: telnet <router addr> and rtfm)
[10:49] <grawity> marko_: Ubuntu uses NetworkManager, which (I think) uses gconf
[10:49] <grawity> !rtfm | Dereck
[10:50] <lstarnes> grawity: none of its dependencies include gconf
[10:50] <lstarnes> grawity: it does use dbus though
[10:50] <lstarnes> grawity: and hal
[10:51] <Q-FUNK> howdy! seeing as we don't use /etc/inittab on Ubuntu, where do I add extra terminals I expect to spawn when I'm booting?
[10:51] <mmo|> Dereck: he. Well thanks. I have telneted into the router. My problem is I dont know the commands...
[10:51] <marko_> but
[10:51] <grawity> mmo|: Try using the HTTP interface instead?
[10:51] <grawity> mmo|: If it has one.
[10:52] <marko_> is there a file in /etc i don t know where the actual net conf is stored?
[10:52] <grawity> Q-FUNK: I think Upstart uses /etc/event.d/
[10:52] <lstarnes> marko_: check in /etc/network/
[10:53] <mmo|> grawity: my problem is that I cant access the http interface after setting up a port forward on port 80! :-)
[10:53] <Dereck> mmo|: see manual for it.. or reset router - it may be easier in your situation
[10:54] <marius> can somebody please help me with virtualbox?
[10:54] <perscitus> Anyone know how to fix my video issue ... No video is shown in any video files. Audio works. And no, it's not codec issue. it happens in any player, include videolan with builtin codecs.
[10:54] <vallhalla81> hi there all i am having trouble getting my dvb-t device from Tevion to work i have googled for the last 2 days to no luck can any advise?
[10:55] <Guest56979> i am trying to get usb working in virtulabox but when mounting usb device virtualbox crashes. please help
[10:55] <gajop> is there a program that can display network traffic, in terms of which program is sending /receiving which amount of data, something similar to htop for process monitoring?
[10:55] <nnull> which version of vbox Guest56979 ?
[10:55] <mmo|> Dereck: yeah maybe I have to...
[10:55] <nnull> I had a similar problem i never solved, being able to boot from a usb device
[10:56] <perscitus> Anyone know how to fix my video issue ... No video is shown in any video files. Audio works. And no, it's not codec issue. it happens in any player, include videolan with builtin codecs.
[10:56] <Guest56979> nnull: 3.04 the latest
[10:56] <nnull> Guest56979→ Yeah same..
[10:56] <homy> How can I create a text file with the contents of a directory, like "bla.txt\nfolder/file1.txt\nfolder/file2.txt"? With ls?
[10:57] <nnull> Guest56979→ Be interested to know if you find an answer to this Guest56979
[10:57] <Guest56979> nnull: :) i guess it'a a bug
[10:58] <perscitus> Can someone help?
[10:58] <paradon> homy: find . -type f >list.txt
[10:59] <perscitus> Anyone know how to fix my video issue ... No video is shown in any video files. Audio works. And no, it's not codec issue. it happens in any player, include videolan with builtin codecs.
[10:59] <Xteven> hi, can anyone tell me if JeOS (minimal server install) is available on the ubuntu server 9.04 i386 iso ? because when I press F4, it only has "Normal" mode
[10:59] <homy> paradon: thanks
[11:00] <smn_> Hey guys and chicks :) I got a ASUS laptop and having some trouble making the > key to acctually print the > sybol when writing. the preferences of layout dont manage to include the symbol. Any way to assign the key the right symbol in ubuntu? like the windows has that keymap tihngy?
[11:00] <Guest56979> nnull: do you know if i can use a device (PCI E) through virtualbox?
[11:00] <perscitus> Anyone know how to fix my video issue ... No video is shown in any video files. Audio works. And no, it's not codec issue. it happens in any player, include videolan with builtin codecs.
[11:01] <Guest56979> nnull: it's really frustrating, i have 2 tv tuners and none of them are working in ubuntu
[11:01] <Xteven> hmm ok, seems I nened the alternate iso
[11:02] <smn_> perscitus you enabled the vieop driver? in admin - hardrive drivers? menu
[11:02] <nnull> Guest56979→ You can run into problems trying to run special hardware (eg cap cards) in virtualization :(
[11:02] <perscitus> smn_.->  That doesnt apply here. since i use drivers directly from driver owner.
[11:04] <nnull> Guest56979→ Maybe you want to try another VM, KM , vmware, xen etc
[11:04] <nnull> KVM*
[11:04] <smn_> perscitus i think you still need to enable the graphic card trough the ubuntu admin thing
[11:04] <perscitus> smn_.->  Nope. thats just to install drivers.
[11:05] <smn_> perscitus cant help you more then :)
[11:05] <nnull> Guest56979→ VMware has good support for those sorts of things, and you can boot from a usb im quite sure.
[11:05] <nnull> Probably can in vbox too, just don't know how heh ;)
[11:05] <smn_> Hey guys and chicks :) I got a ASUS laptop and having some trouble making the > key to acctually print the > sybol when writing. the preferences of layout dont manage to include the symbol. Any way to assign the key the right symbol in ubuntu? like the windows has that keymap tihngy?
[11:05] <perscitus> smn_.-> Stupid Glonal menu gnome screwed up my video viewing ability
[11:06] <Guest56979> nnull: ok, i'll try vmware. is there a free edition?
[11:06] <perscitus> Looks like i have to reinstall ubuntu again due to buggy OSS software if no one can help
[11:07] <nnull> Guest56979→ Yeah there is afaik, haven't used it myself, use kvm / xen more
[11:07] <tPl0ch> hi, I have a problem with samba in ubuntu 9.04. Normally mounting Windows shares in 8.04 was absolutely no problem and worked out of the box. Now I get an error that there is no response from the server (which is defo running). Anybody knows this problem?
[11:07] <nnull> Guest56979→ #vbox , #vmware
[11:07] <hydra> Anyone got any tip on reseting vlc settings, change to a skin that crached. reinstalling all components of vlc dont work
[11:07] <erUSUL> perscitus: are you using desktop effects ?
[11:07] <perscitus> erUSUL.->  yes.
[11:08] <homy> how can I merge two folders on the command line?
[11:08] <erUSUL> perscitus: and the problem persist if you disable them ?
[11:08] <tPl0ch> homy: mv folder1/* folder2/
[11:09] <erUSUL> homy: merge ? using grsync (a gui to rsync)
[11:09] <perscitus> erUSUL.->  uh... perhaps global menu screwed with compiz in some way
[11:10] <erUSUL> perscitus: global menu ?
[11:10] <perscitus> erUSUL.->  It happened after i installed it
[11:10] <udemons> hello
[11:10] <udemons> is there a channel for hardware discussions?
[11:11] <amerinese> anyone have problems with SCIM, the multi-language input method, unable to start when Pidgin is running?  Actually Pidgin crashes it if it already is running
[11:11] <erUSUL> udemons: #hardware
[11:13] <smn_> Hey guys and chicks :) I got a ASUS laptop and having some trouble making the > key to acctually print the > sybol when writing. the preferences of layout dont manage to include the symbol. Any way to assign the key the right symbol in ubuntu? like the windows has that keymap tihngy?
[11:15] <GuidMorrow> X_x
[11:16]  * GuidMorrow gives himself a kernel panic
[11:16] <_WildBill_> Does anyone know what causes this on shutdown or reboot? http://imagebin.org/61832
[11:16] <commander_> guys i want firfox 3.5 but i don't want it be shiretoko or saying it
[11:17] <grawity> commander_: http://ubuntuzilla.sf.net/ then.
[11:17] <GuidMorrow> what's that? it looks like a blue screen
[11:17] <indus> commander_: well,thats what it will be called
[11:17] <indus> commander_: of course you can edit in menu and rename it'
[11:18] <commander_> how
[11:18] <indus> commander_: right click on menu>edit menus>then properties
[11:18] <indus> commander_: but it will still say shiretoko when browser starts
[11:18] <_WildBill_> I think its the video drivers freaking out.  It happens right before the machine powers down. All the services and whatnot are stopped already
[11:18] <indus> commander_: that is in the code
[11:19] <panv> please, i still cannot burn ogg files...
[11:19] <panv> if i burn using gnomebaker...
[11:19] <panv> it says audio/ogg plugin missing
[11:19] <grawity> And you still haven't tried Google, I guess :|
[11:20] <panv> i did..
[11:20] <panv> grawity,
[11:20] <panv> i just can't figure out which package i have to install
[11:22] <NarbeH> how can i start Remote Desktop via SSH ?
[11:22] <Kitr88> http://www.justin.tv/moviefreak88 <--- HQ MindBlowing Movies (Stream)
[11:22] <panv> grawity, .. am converting my ogg files to mp3...
[11:22] <panv> but i hate to do workarounds..
[11:22] <NarbeH> i just want to enable
[11:22] <DeZz> join
[11:23] <NarbeH> how can i enable Remote Desktop via SSH ?
[11:24] <homy> Can you make a checksum of directories? With md5sum you can only make checksums of files.
[11:25] <Guest52301> Hello all. I am having an issue xampp on ubuntu.  Hope someone can help.  I have xampp installed.  I can view it in the browser at http://localhost/xampp.  but when i try to enter the phpmyadmin section I get the following error. Wrong permissions on configuration file, should not be world writable!  Any help would be great. thanks
[11:27] <NarbeH> Got it. it's rdesktop :) thq
[11:27] <panv> grawity, it has worked with mp3
[11:28] <lexr> hello
[11:28] <metatagg> lexr, hi
[11:29] <lexr> it is pretty quiet here :)
[11:29] <zebaztian> how do you kill an app from the terminal without the pid?
[11:29] <grawity> zebaztian: 1) Get the pid.
[11:29] <erUSUL> Guest52301:  Wrong permissions <<< fix those permissions. is all the help i can offer for an unsupported third party app
[11:30] <erUSUL> zebaztian: killall appname ?
[11:30] <muelli> zebaztian: pkill $appname
[11:30] <grawity> erUSUL: We should have http://xkcd.com/627/ in topic
[11:30] <zebaztian> mueli, with the $ sign?
[11:30] <grawity> zebaztian: No
[11:30] <muelli> zebaztian: to get the PID, I use ps aux | grep $name or pgrep.
[11:31] <Guest52301> erUSUL thanks will try that
[11:31] <muelli> zebaztian: nope. I'm sorry. That $ sign was supposed to indicate a variable for you to fill out ;-) ...
[11:31] <Slurpee> what is pgrep ?
[11:31] <Slurpee> pgrep??
[11:31] <muelli> Slurpee: a program grepping for processes and returning the PID :P
[11:31] <zebaztian> mueli, so if it's firefox it's ps aux | grep firefox pgrep ?
[11:31] <Slurpee> k, never saw it.
[11:31] <Slurpee> ps aux | grep firefox
[11:32] <grawity> zebaztian: No, it's either 1) ps aux | grep firefox
[11:32] <Slurpee> kill -9 #
[11:32] <grawity> zebaztian: Or 2) pgrep firefox
[11:32] <erUSUL> grawity: very true X'D
[11:32] <muelli> zebaztian: no. I'd do a ps aux | grep firefox
[11:32] <muelli> zebaztian: but I never use the PID. I usually kill with "pkill" and give just the programs name.
[11:32] <muelli> zebaztian: like pkill firefox
[11:32] <zebaztian> ps aux | grep firefox vs. pgrep firefox
[11:32] <zebaztian> what's the dif
[11:33] <erUSUL> zebaztian: keystrokes
[11:33] <smn_> Hey guys and chicks :) I got a ASUS laptop and having some trouble making the > key to acctually print the > sybol when writing. the preferences of layout dont manage to include the symbol.  Imagine you have multiple users logged on and multiple firefoxes running. You just want to kill *yours* but not the other firefoxes. I then use ps aux | grep  to find *my* firefox process.
[11:33] <zebaztian> erUSUL, how do you mean keystrokes?
[11:34] <grawity> zebaztian: pgrep firefox is shorter
[11:34] <erUSUL> zebaztian: less keys to type. pgrep is 5 keys ps aux | grep is 10 keys to press ;P
[11:34] <muelli> smn_: hm. sounds weird. The hard way would be use xmodmap, but I'd try to find out why ">" isn't printed in first place. You might want to use xev to further debug that
[11:35] <lexr> if it does exacty the same thing, go 4 the shorter one
[11:35] <muelli> erUSUL, grawity, lexr: It does not do the same thing. But it might work good enough in the most cases.
[11:36] <lexr> k
[11:36] <zebaztian> i have a problem
[11:36] <zebaztian> when i try to play a movie, an avi file
[11:36] <zebaztian> on dragon player or vlc
[11:36] <zebaztian> after a while it gets stuck
[11:37] <zebaztian> and there's nothing i can do but reboot
[11:37] <muelli> !enter | zebaztian
[11:37] <zebaztian> what's the problem with that?
[11:37] <lexr> zebaztian, are you in kde?
[11:37] <zebaztian> i am in both kde and gnome, i switch every log time
[11:37] <razon> hi! after I had installed the netbookremix for jaunty, each new windows (for example firefox) opens in background, but I can use the newly opened windows (I can write in the google search field for example, but I can't see the firefox windows).
[11:37] <zebaztian> but it happens in both, when i play with movie player totem or vlc or dragon player
[11:37] <zebaztian> after a while it gets stuck the video
[11:37] <zebaztian> and then everything gets stucked
[11:38] <lexr> what gpu?
[11:38] <zebaztian> gpu?
[11:38] <lexr> your graphics card
[11:38] <lexr> maybe it is the drivers
[11:39] <zebaztian> so if i have the pid i can also use pkill and the pid?
[11:39] <zebaztian> lexr, how can i check what type of graphics card i have?
[11:39] <muelli> zebaztian: nope. use "kill" to kill a pid.
[11:40] <lexr> type lspci in terminal and look vor your card
[11:40] <Radtoo> zebaztian: "hwinfo" / "lshw" / "lspci" are all good to display this.
[11:40] <smn_> muelli i googled the wev and xmodmap and it looks like chineese for me. im not an advanced user of ubuntu nor linux
[11:40] <lexr> or that :)
[11:40] <muelli> zebaztian: you can watch your /var/log/Xorg.0 to see what driver has been loaded. Or grep through "dmesg"  output to determine what the kernel has seen.
[11:40] <smn_> muelli any "easy
[11:40] <lexr> Radtoo, is more advanced user than me :)
[11:40] <smn_> muelli any "easyW way to assign a key a character?
[11:41] <Bodsda> Hi, I am running 9.04 and I just tried to create a guest account with the name guest. A pop up appeared and said that an account called guest already exists.. I have never made this account and it does not apear in the user account list. How can I enable this account?
[11:41] <muelli> smn_: hm. good question. If gnome-keyboard-properties doesn't offer a way, than I guess there is no "easy" way :-/
[11:42] <razon> hi! after I had installed the netbookremix for jaunty, each new windows (for example firefox) opens in background, but I can use the newly opened windows (I can write in the google search field for example, but I can't see the firefox windows).
[11:42] <muelli> zebaztian: you can use lspci | grep VGA as well :)
[11:42] <Radtoo> lexr: dunno, but you certainly weren't wrong either :P
[11:42] <lexr> :)
[11:43] <slug> Bodsda:   I dnt know but as a guess you could try sudo su guest      then passwd
[11:43] <Morteza_K> hi,after an update 'Broadcom STA wireless driver' disappeared from 'Hardware Drivers',anyone can help me?
[11:43] <muelli> slug: that kills kittens :P sudo passwd guest works as well.
[11:43] <zebaztian> muesli: http://pastebin.ca/1549066
[11:44] <Bodsda> slug: good point, cheers
[11:44] <slug> muelli:  cheers,
[11:44] <zebaztian> muesli, http://pastebin.ca/1549068
[11:46] <Alex-IT1> hallo! sorry for my english! i've a problem to start teamviewer on wine
[11:46] <iwobbles> is it wrong to run kde apps in gnome ? they mostly seem to work fine in 9.04 ubuntu i dont understand the difference eh,,kde/gnome etc etc,,it all seems to work with a little work lol,,whats with dependencies for goodness sakes ?
[11:46] <muelli> iwobbles: nope. no problem
[11:46] <iwobbles> good oh
[11:46] <grawity> GNOME apps usually use GTK+ for drawing all the buttons and controls.
[11:46] <grawity> KDE apps use Qt.
[11:46] <bestek> Hello
[11:46] <grawity> That's pretty much the only difference you'll encounter.
[11:47] <Morteza_K> hi,after an update 'Broadcom STA wireless driver' disappeared from 'Hardware Drivers',anyone can help me?
[11:47] <iwobbles> ahhh so thats the button issue ive been having in some apps lol
[11:47] <zebaztian> muesli, how do i solve the problem?
[11:47] <Vendredi> bandes de cons
[11:51] <zebaztian> muesli, also, when i log onto youtube on konqueror, i get no image/video just sound, unlike firefox
[11:51] <homy> Is it possible to create a checksum of a whole directory instead of all its single files?
[11:51] <homy> I tried md5sum, but it won't create a checksum of directories.
[11:52] <muelli> hm homy. What would be the usecase?
[11:52] <Morteza_K> hi,after an update 'Broadcom STA wireless driver' disappeared from 'Hardware Drivers',anyone can help me?
[11:52] <muelli> I mean it's not that trivial. Do you only check file contents? Or including filenames? Or with attributes? Probably with extended attributes?
[11:52] <muelli> Morteza_K: downgrade your driver and file a bug...
[11:53] <homy> muelli: I have a folder that I would like to burn on dvd as backup. And it would make sense to have a checksum of the folder. To simplify things, and allow easiest access, I don't want to tar everything.
[11:54] <muelli> homy: hm. I'm not aware of any program taking checksums of folders. But I know that brasero, for example, does take checksums and verifies it's burned CD.
[11:55] <administrator__> if there is an appllication like TASK MANAGER
[11:55] <muelli> administrator__: yes
[11:55] <administrator__> what is it
[11:55] <muelli> administrator__: gnome-system-monitor
[11:55] <administrator__> where can i find it
[11:55] <muelli> administrator__: *shrug* I'd type it into a terminal. But you can use Alt+F2 as wel
[11:55] <muelli> l
[11:56] <zebaztian> mueli, how do i solve the problem?
[11:56] <zebaztian> mueli, http://pastebin.ca/1549068
[11:56] <muelli> administrator__: I find it unter Applications -> System -> System MOnitor... simple...
[11:56] <simplexio> homy: somethng like this 'find ./|xargs md5sum >> /tmp/sum'
[11:56] <zebaztian> mueli: http://pastebin.ca/1549066
[11:56] <Tr1n_> adminstistrator:  System->Preferences->System Monitor
[11:56] <muelli> s/unter/under/
[11:57] <simplexio> homy: then 'find ./|xargs md5sum -t /tmp/md5sum'
[11:57] <administrator__> there is no system tab under applications
[11:57] <Tr1n_> administrator:  System>Administation>System Monitor
[11:57] <wazzag> administrator__: system admin
[11:57] <Ebonhand> anyone know why ati ccc won't let me set up multiview?
[11:57] <simplexio> homy: that is partial answer to problem. it seems that it dosent work right with my Maildir
[11:57] <ibane> in order to disable the touchpad in Lenovo x301 Ubuntu 9.04, what should be modified?
[11:58] <homy> simplexio: so there is no direct way of creating a checksum of a directory? It doesn't necessarily need to be md5, sha or something else is also ok.
[11:59] <muelli> ibane: good question. I'd look for a suspicious looking file in /proc/ibm :) or somewhere buried in /sys/. Maybe the Thinkwiki has some tips.
[11:59] <simplexio> homy: none that i know.. need to make md5sum from all files in path and then test
[11:59] <homy> ok, thanks
[12:00] <slug> homy:  tar it up,  or use diff
[12:01] <simplexio> homy: actually that works .. execpt when checking that all files are ok use 'md5sum -c md5sum.file |grep -vi 'OK$'
[12:01] <smn_> muelli can you try to point me in the correct direcction to find out of my charmapping problem? ive seen troguh the xev and xmodmap sites you gave me, but i have no clue on how to implement it.
[12:01] <KYO> hello, everyone. my sound card can not be distinguished after updating today.
[12:01] <simplexio> homy: i think yyou get information if some file is missing too
[12:01]  * XFA
[12:02] <seemawn> hi
[12:02] <seemawn> wie krieg ichs hin, dass jeder user oder host auf meinen laufenden x-server kann?
[12:03] <seemawn> xwrapper-config steht schon auf anybody
[12:03] <Trijntje> !de|seemawn
[12:03] <seemawn> Trijntje, sry I forgot that
[12:03] <Vizirovics> Allah akhbar brotha'z
[12:03] <seemawn> k
[12:04] <Vizirovics> I am hungarian, not a tourist
[12:04] <Trijntje> seemawn: no problem, just trying to help ;)
[12:04] <Vizirovics> Trijntje brotha ola
[12:04] <ogorek2> hej
[12:04] <Vizirovics> Hozsanna neked ogorek2 teso
[12:04] <homy> simplexio: its about 1200 files in a directory structure that would need to be checksumed
[12:04] <homy> Isn't that too much?
[12:04] <seemawn> How can I confiture X that anybody can connect applications to the running x-server?
[12:04] <seemawn> I mean, sth like xhost + as standard-setting
[12:05] <seemawn> xwrapper-config is set to anybody
[12:05] <seemawn> already
[12:05] <legend2440> ibane open system>preferences>mouse  is there a option there to uncheck touchpad?
[12:05] <Myrtti> Vizirovics: do you have ubuntu support related questions?
[12:06] <Vizirovics> Myrtti brotha yes, I have!
[12:06] <Myrtti> Vizirovics: do ask then
[12:07] <Vizirovics> Myrtti: Okay. My question the following: Where is the hungarian ubuntu support channel?
[12:07] <Myrtti> !hu | Vizirovics
[12:08] <Vizirovics> No, ubuntu-hu does not working correctly, because on this channel some fool bycicle fan guy...
[12:08] <gnomefreak> ?
[12:08] <Vizirovics> please check the topic of #ubuntu-hu
[12:09] <Myrtti> Vizirovics: I don't see you on the channel?
[12:10] <Vizirovics> No, I no on that channel
[12:11] <bazhang> Vizirovics, please take chat elsewhere
[12:11] <Vizirovics> bazhang brotha why?
[12:11] <gnomefreak> Vizirovics: this is a support channel please read topic for more info
[12:12] <bazhang> Vizirovics, here is ubuntu support only; #ubuntu-offtopic for chat
[12:12] <Vizirovics> I would like some support on hungarian language, because that chnnel not trusted!
[12:13] <gnomefreak> Vizirovics: type /j #ubuntu-hu
[12:13] <Vizirovics> I have banned, please understand me brotha
[12:13] <bxc> good
[12:13] <Vizirovics> I am da tukskillah
[12:13] <IdleOne> Vizirovics: what do you need help with in ubuntu?
[12:14] <Vizirovics> nevermind...
[12:14] <Vizirovics> I wull use the slackware
[12:14] <IdleOne> ok then
[12:14] <Vizirovics> most better than ubuntu
[12:14] <IdleOne> have a nice day
[12:14] <Vizirovics> same to you brotha
[12:17] <kon> i have white pages randomly when i access webpages on my local webserver. when i refresh the page it works, sometimes after the first time, sometimes not. how would i go about finding the cause to this?
[12:18] <anwar> asddsa
[12:18] <Aegil> kon: have you had a look through the apache logs?
[12:18] <anwar> anwar
[12:19] <ftwww> h1
[12:20] <kon> Aegil, the only odd thing i've seen is "Apache/2.2.12 (Ubuntu) (internal dummy connection)" in the logs
[12:20] <kon> that i have never seen before
[12:21] <grawity> Those are used for mod_rewrite, I think.
[12:21] <kon> ahh ok
[12:21] <artificialexit> hey all, i seem to have lost smart tab completion and colours in the terminal? any ideas?
[12:21] <kon> artificialexit, do you use bash 4?
[12:22] <hellohihi> i'm trying to configure synaptic to use a proxy server for downloading packages on my college wifi. the problem is that when i use the command "export http_proxy=http://username:password@address:port/" it doesnt work because my password (which i cannot change) contains the character '@'. please suggest something
[12:22] <grawity> artificialexit: You might have accidentially switched your shell from bash to sh.
[12:22] <grawity> artificialexit: Try 'exec bash'
[12:22] <artificialexit> how do i know if i use bash 4?
[12:22] <grawity> artificialexit: Ctrl-X, Ctrl-V will show you the version (if it's bash)
[12:22] <artificialexit> exec bash didnt do anything either
[12:23] <chrislees> Hi, I'm just running Update Manager to upgrade to Jaunty; the process seems to have stalled at "Preparing libthai0" - what can I do?
[12:23] <grawity> But I'm using bash4 on Arch, it works just fine
[12:23] <ftwww> how up resolution x11 desctop under virtualbox7 anybody help plz ;)
[12:23] <grawity> artificialexit: Press Ctrl-X Ctrl-V, does it say anything?
[12:23] <kon> i thought maybe the updated has fucked up something
[12:23] <artificialexit> 3.2.48
[12:23] <kon> ah ok
[12:23] <aalcazar> hellohihi: Have you tried to scape that character?
[12:23] <grawity> artificialexit: So it's still bash. Try 'source ~/.profile' and see if that brings prompt back.
[12:23] <grawity> artificialexit: And 'source ~/.bashrc' too.
[12:24] <artificialexit> ah i think i know what happened
[12:24] <bazhang> kon, watch the language please
[12:24] <artificialexit> i accidently ran rm -rf /home the other day thinking i was in a ssh server on another server
[12:25] <artificialexit> some of the . files are missing
[12:25] <x33a> maybe you deleted your .bashrc
[12:25] <Aegil> kon: does it spend a long time loading before it gives you the white pages? or is it like instant?
[12:25] <kon> Aegil, instantly
[12:25] <artificialexit> yea i restored most of the stuff but .bashrc and .profile is gone anyway to get it back?
[12:26] <grawity> artificialexit: sudo cp /etc/skel/.bashrc /etc/skel/.profile ~; sudo chown $USER ~/.bashrc ~/.profile
[12:26] <grawity> artificialexit: /etc/skel contains the "skeleton" profile, the same all new users get - so copy and chown.
[12:26] <ug_tinker> anyone here got a Intuos4 working.. in buntu
[12:27] <artificialexit> grawity: thanks heaps worked a treat
[12:28] <chrislees> Anyone know how to recover from a stalled update?
[12:28] <vigo> I was attempting to set up a wireless connection, the D-Link 530 could not connect, it did on 8,04 with XP dual boot, but I suggested that Ubuntu be the only OS , is this a MadWifi setup or a ndiswrapper configuration , I have no idea how to do either. Any links would help so that I can e.mail them to self and pull up on the other one that does work with a hardline.
[12:30] <Aegil> kon: is it on all browsers or a specific one? Also, is it static pages or php? does the error_log show anything, and have you checked the syslog / tried restarting apache
[12:30] <x33a> can anyone recommend a feature rich, but fast terminal emulator. i love gnome-terminal, but it's a bit slow to start.
[12:30] <grawity> x33a: xterm, urxvt, xfce4-terminal, konsole (this one's from KDE)
[12:31] <theatro> terminator
[12:31] <grawity> x33a: Or just keep it always open.
[12:31] <grawity> And Ctrl-Shift-N for new windows.
[12:31] <muelli> x33a: *shrug* nobody cares about startup times these days. With one open gnome-terminal you're done for the rest of your session. And due to suspend/hibernate a sessions lasts a couple of days or even weeks.
[12:31] <x33a> i have multiple terminals opened, though i have a hot key ctrl+`
[12:32] <vigo> chrislees: I think stopping and starting could fetch or re-ping the FTP server, depends on a few things though, sometimes is just a failed to fetch , server error, that is a re-set Router or reboot thing, sorta.
[12:32] <grawity> muelli: 1) I do, 256 MB RAM 2) suspend/hibernate doesn't work on my laptop
[12:32] <x33a> i have heard some good things urxvt, any one likes it here?
[12:32] <x33a> *about
[12:33] <muelli> yeah grawity. too bad. But I doubt you can run a modern GNOME desktop anyway.
[12:33] <grawity> muelli: I can.
[12:33] <vigo> x33a: VIM! or nano. there are many.
[12:33] <grawity> muelli: Even with Compiz, for that matter. (I'm using Metacity on Arch Linux though)
[12:33] <kon> Aegil, it seems like it's a browser issue... thanks for your ideas, i probably wouldn't have checked in another browser for a while
[12:34] <chrislees> vigo: It has retrieved all packages and has stalled when unpacking one of them
[12:34] <muelli> grawity: respect :)
[12:34] <chrislees> vigo: I tried pressing Control-C but nothing happened
[12:35] <vigo> chrislees: Purge the broken ones then fetch them again, wget or use Update manager, did you try that?
[12:35] <chrislees> vigo: It's in the middle of a dist-upgrade in Update Manager
[12:36] <chrislees> I'll try killing UM and starting it again
[12:36] <grawity> chrislees: Open Terminal, sudo -s, kill update manager, run apt-get dist-upgrade
[12:36] <Aegil> kon: okay, cool. N
[12:37] <vigo> chrislees: ahh, seems like a purge or fix , look at dh scripts, I had it bookmarked at sometime, google Debian Helper there is a Canonical page on that.
[12:37] <chrislees> grawity: Unable to lock the administration directory, is another process using it?
[12:37] <Aegil> kon: so its working fine in an alternative browser? fair enough, which were you using that was giving the errors
[12:37] <grawity> chrislees: Kill all instances of apt-get and dpkg too.
[12:38] <x33a> try pkill instead of kill
[12:38] <chrislees> grawity: I've killed dpkg (didn't have an apt-get instance running) but it's still appearing in ps aux as:
[12:38] <chrislees> [dpkg]
[12:39] <kon> Aegil, yep haven't experienced any white pages yet in another browser. the browser causing this was firefox, but using some addons.
[12:41] <chrislees> Where's the dpkg lock file, is it safe to remove it and then try the dist-upgrade again?
[12:43] <erUSUL> !dpkg
[12:43] <erUSUL> !search dpkg
[12:43] <erUSUL> !aptlock | chrislees
[12:43] <poet> I just formated by external HD, but it seems that only root can write to it, any idea how to fix this?
[12:44] <mnaines> poet: CHMOD 664 (path to external drive)
[12:45] <chrislees> erUSUL: Thanks, but it's still locked.
[12:45] <ikonia> poet: what file system did you put on it
[12:45] <chrislees> I think dpkg is a zombie
[12:45] <poet> ikonia: ext3
[12:46] <ikonia> poet: use gksudo nautilus to set/change permissions if you are not confident on the command line
[12:46] <lantizia> Hey can I run something to watch what a program downloads over http?
[12:46] <poet> well I did chmod and now it wont mount anymore, weird
[12:46] <Myrtti> lantizia: iftop
[12:46] <chrislees> !dpkg fix crash
[12:48] <lantizia> Myrtti, that doesn't seem to give me the path it's downloading from
[12:49] <vigo> chrislees: erUSUL posted it well, here is a MAN page on it: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/jaunty/man1/dpkg.1.html
[12:50] <Guest96704> Hi, I can not find the 'view' > 'Data sources' option in the Ubuntu version of openoffice. Anyone tell me where it is?
[12:52] <chrislees> I can't find anything regarding it in the man page for dpkg
[12:52] <Guest96704> chrislees: was that to me?
[12:53] <chrislees> Guest96704: No sorry
[12:53] <Guest96704> chrislees: s'ok
[12:54] <slug> chrislees:   whats the problem?
[12:54] <chrislees> Thanks to vigo, erUSUL and others; I removed the dpkg lock file and it configured some more packages
[12:56] <chrislees> slug: Dpkg became a zombie during a dist-upgrade, I removed the lock file and now I've got unmet dependencies
[12:58] <vigo> chrislees: Always remember a backup of a stable system or the stable system is a good practice to follow before something goes wrong or gets jumbled up.
[12:58] <RealKillaz> hi maybe not he correct place., but I dont where to ask this. Please advise which channel to go.
[12:59] <mnaines> RealKillaz: What's your question?
[12:59] <chrislees> vigo: That sounds like the sort of advice that I would give, at times when I'm not messing around with my system without an OS backup
[12:59] <RealKillaz> I want to know what the maximum ports (same port) you can open on a machine
[12:59] <RealKillaz> for example port 7001
[13:00] <grawity> RealKillaz: A TCP port must be in the range of 1 - 65535
[13:00] <RealKillaz> grawity: that is not my questionb
[13:01] <RealKillaz> one more time my question is how many connection can I open to a specific port  for example 7001
[13:01] <notwist> RealKillaz: one program can use it anyway, dont think connections is limite
[13:01] <grawity> That's not what you asked first -- but I don't think there is a limit for incoming connections.
[13:01] <notwist> RealKillaz: torrent programs for example have plenty of connections on only one port
[13:01] <vigo> chrislees: a backup is always good advice, lawd knows I have messed some boxes up bad! THat is just advice or suggestion that I am unable to find a better solution for.
[13:03] <RealKillaz> notwist: well last time a certain application crashed and we think its due to alot of incoming connection on this port
[13:03] <RealKillaz> notwist: but can't proof this actually
[13:03] <mnaines> RealKillaz: Is it a server?
[13:04] <Halitech> RealKillaz, I think it would depend on the app accepting the incoming connections, Apache is designed to accept probably millions but others may only accept 1
[13:04] <RealKillaz> notwist: there is not theoretical max on the amount of connection on a certian port?
[13:04] <RealKillaz> mnaines: yup
[13:05] <vigo> RealKillaz: Log files should show it, and should also show what the error or good working order is.
[13:05] <mnaines> RealKillaz: Then you have a limit...Either a limit in bandwidth or a limit in the number of connections.  I know with most Windows server operating systems, they default to 10 connections and you need a license for each connection
[13:06] <RealKillaz> mnaines: ohh wait it's an application it's called jetty. it can be used as an embede web container/server
[13:06] <chrislees> Phew the update is working again, libthai0 was waiting on a package to be manually configured
[13:06] <RealKillaz> maybe I should ask on the jetty forum
[13:06] <mnaines> RealKillaz: So its like Apache?
[13:07] <RealKillaz> mnaines: well it's more for j2ee applications
[13:07] <vigo> sweet
[13:08] <legend2440> RealKillaz: or in channel  #jetty
[13:08] <mnaines> legend2440: I just went in there...There's only about 10 users, and it doesn't appear to be very active
[13:08] <RealKillaz> legend2440: yup just did that
[13:10] <ikonia> RealKillaz: http://www.mortbay.org/jetty/
[13:10] <ikonia> RealKillaz: support resources on there
[13:10] <ikonia> including the comercial support options
[13:11] <vigo> RealKillaz: Did you try the Yahoo groups?
[13:11] <groza> hello when i search for servers in open arena i find only one server i tried to change filters but in vane .what can i do?
[13:12] <ikonia> groza: maybe only one server is active that is compatible with your client version
[13:12] <vigo> RealKillaz: I found this link: http://marc.info/?l=jboss-cvs-commits&m=104133636031279&w=2
[13:12] <Dr_Willis> groza:  :) not exactly an answer.. but 'QuakeLive' now works in linux. :)   If ya like that sort of game
[13:12] <groza> ikonia:and what should i do?
[13:12] <ikonia> groza: contact the package mainterin or the server mainterins
[13:12] <ikonia> maintainers sorry
[13:12] <Dr_Willis> groza:  be sure you are not searching the 'local lan' for games  perhaps.
[13:13] <groza> dr_willis:i am searching the internet not the lan
[13:13] <vigo> Dr_Willis: I lub Quake-like games, MMORPG stuff?
[13:13] <mnaines> groza: Do you have the most recent version of the game?
[13:13] <groza> dr_willis:could you give me a link please?
[13:13] <groza> mnaines:i dont know
[13:13] <Dr_Willis> quakelive.somthing..
[13:14] <Dr_Willis> proberly quakelive.com just a guess
[13:14] <groza> mnaines:there is an update or something?
[13:14] <mnaines> groza: Tremulous is one of my favorites, and can be found through Synaptic
[13:14] <groza> mnaines:i downloaded it from synaptic it should get the last version itself
[13:14] <ikonia> groza: that will be the latest ubuntu packaged version
[13:15] <groza> ikonia:ok
[13:15] <groza> thanks to all
[13:17] <JohannesSM64> is there a non-bloated msn client for linux?
[13:17] <Halitech> JohannesSM64, emesene is nice
[13:18] <Aegil> Hi, I'm trying to cut down a command I run "find /var/qmail/queue/ -type f -exec grep -l<EMAIL_ADDRESS>{} \;"  the<EMAIL_ADDRESS>is variable everytime, does anyone know a way I could automate it so I could just name a script eg script<EMAIL_ADDRESS>so it would input that value inplace of<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and run it?
[13:18] <ikonia> JohannesSM64: amsn is fine
[13:18] <pascal_> JohannesSm64: Pidgin
[13:18] <wazzag> JohannesSM64: pidgin
[13:18] <JohannesSM64> all these 3 have bloat like dancing smileys, winks and nudges
[13:18] <ikonia> JohannesSM64: ok, bittlebee
[13:18] <pascal_> pidgin hasn't dancing smylies
[13:19] <pascal_> oo
[13:19] <ikonia> JohannesSM64: that's a text based client
[13:19] <Aegil> I've automated most stuff so far using alias's but Im not sure the best way for automating something I need to pass a value to in the middle of it.
[13:19] <Walex> Aegil: that is going to be quite slow too. Anyhow it is pretty easy to turn that into a script. There are many shell scripting tutorials and the first few pages of any will show you how to do what you want.
[13:21] <Dr_Willis> Aegil:  time to read some bash scripting guides.. making  a script that takes an 'argument' is rather basic stuff.
[13:21] <Dr_Willis> Aegil:  the 'advanced bash scripting guide' is a must read.
[13:21] <smokebadger> hi im new to ubuntu , im trying to edid the gpodder config file  to a different drive can anyone help
[13:21] <smokebadger> i need it on the drive /StorageXU/Podcasts
[13:22] <smokebadger> but i think i have the drive allocation wrong
[13:22] <Halitech> smokebadger, do you want the actual config file there or is that where you want the podcasts to download to?
[13:23] <smokebadger> the drive is named StorageXU , the directory podcasts and i want the podcasts to dl there so i can access them from any of my OS
[13:23] <Aegil> Walex: Okay, I'll take a look for some thanks.
[13:23] <Aegil> Dr_Willis: I'll go have a read of it, thanks for the pointer
[13:23] <Halitech> smokebadger, where is StorageXU mounted?
[13:23] <Dr_Willis> smokebadger:  you could just make a link from where they are going to.. to that location you want. :) via use of 'ln -s'
[13:24] <smokebadger> im not sure its a partition of the ubuntu /xppro drive
[13:24] <smokebadger> im really new to all this sorry hehe
[13:25] <smokebadger> its just in places as StorageXU
[13:25] <Halitech> smokebadger, you need to know the mount point in order to point to the correct location
[13:26] <Dr_Willis> smokebadger:  its very likely thes some easier way to config that  then messing with its config files. Program has no gui/settings menus?
[13:26] <KaiForce> my IBM ThinkCentre with integrated Intel graphics card is using the Vesa driver in xorg.conf - what is the process for switching to an Intel driver?
[13:26] <smokebadger> yes but they dont work the faq tells you to edit the config file
[13:26] <Dr_Willis> !intel
[13:27] <smokebadger> is there a way i can list the drives in terminal
[13:27] <optimus_p> machine is restarting?? any help?
[13:27] <pascal_> Kaiforce : try sudo jockey-gtk
[13:27] <grawity> smokebadger: sudo blkid
[13:28]  * Zappo left the room (quit: Quit: ).
[13:28]  * grawity left the room too.
[13:28] <KaiForce> pascal - thanks wilco
[13:28]  * pascal_ takes Zappo and grawity back into the room
[13:28] <pascal_> :D
[13:28] <smokebadger> its /dev/sda2  so i would change the config to /dev/sda2/Podcasts?
[13:29]  * grawity ports pascal_ to C
[13:29] <Dr_Willis> smokebadger:  no /dev/sda2 is the DEVICE name. not its mountpoint
[13:29] <Dr_Willis> smokebadger:  check 'mount' command to see where its mounted to
[13:29] <pascal_> C ?
[13:29] <pascal_> o0
[13:29] <KaiForce> pascal:  merely states "no proprietary drivers in use on this system." when i run sudo jockey-gtk
[13:30] <IdleOne> optimus_p: machine is restarting?? any help? is like me saying my car wont start, any help?
[13:30] <smokebadger> im trying to do a search for it =/
[13:30] <pascal_> hmmmm
[13:31] <TheStarLion> have a slight problem... ethernet interface has mysteriously stopped connecting to the router by cable. router is unchanged, cable connection unchanged, Ubuntu *says* it's connected, but conky's logging keeps says eth1: link up over and over, and no network or internet connection will work
[13:31] <joaopinto> TheStarLion, from the terminal type: ifconfig eth1
[13:32] <joaopinto> assuming that is the expected device name
[13:32] <TheStarLion> joaopinto: it is, what am I looking for in the results from it?
[13:32] <groza> hello ,when i play virus killer i have no sound why?
[13:32] <smokebadger> the list is /dev/sda2: UUID="6ED02F796BB3A8B5" LABEL="StorageXU" TYPE="ntfs"
[13:32] <poet> is it the default for external HDs to get mounted so only root can read them?
[13:33] <joaopinto> I assume you use dhcp, check if you got an IP setup on the interface, and it's up
[13:33] <Dr_Willis> smokebadger:  yes. /dev/sda2 is the device name. IT is most likely mounted to /media/StorageXU   check with the 'mount command' or just Look in the /media/ directory
[13:33] <Dr_Willis> poet:  depends on the filesystem and if you are taling about  the 'automounting' feature or not.
[13:33] <TheStarLion> joaopinto: there's the rub - it says it's connected, with an IP address, but network and internet still aren't working
[13:34] <poet> yeah I'd like my external hd just to automount and appear in nautilus
[13:34] <groza> hello ,when i play virus killer i have no sound why?
[13:34] <joaopinto> TheStarLion, can you ping your router ?
[13:34] <poet> but it does appear it gets automounded in /media/ just with root
[13:34] <kockacuki> breaking news: new distro: ubuntu vatican edition built in gratis pray-editor
[13:34] <joaopinto> !ot | kockacuki
[13:34] <poet> *automounted
[13:34] <TheStarLion> joaopinto: no, well, can, but none of the pings return
[13:34] <smokebadger> yes it appears to me /media , soo the command would be /media/StorageXU/Podcasts ?
[13:34] <Dr_Willis> poet:    if its ntfs/vfat - install/run the ntfs-config tool.  You never said what filesytem it is.
[13:34] <poet> sorry, it is ext3
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> smokebadger:  the 'path' to the filesystem is /media/StorageXU
[13:35] <groza> hello ,when i play virus killer i have no sound why?
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> poet:  with ext2/3/4 you MUST be sure your file ownership/permissions are correct.
[13:35] <joaopinto> TheStarLion, check /var/log/dmesg for errors that could be related to the networking setup
[13:35] <nibbler_> TheStarLion: do you know for sure that the router is fine? used differnt network port, have another pc in the net that *can* ping the router?
[13:35] <smokebadger> ahh thank you , i come from the fat lazy windows drive system 9)
[13:35] <kockacuki> ubotti mi a repedt fasz van?
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> poet:  and you may want to put a entry for  the filesystem  in /etc/fstab
[13:35] <kockacuki> ubottu mi a repedt fasz van?
[13:35] <IdleOne> !english | kockacuki
[13:35] <TheStarLion> nibbler_: Yes, because this laptop is connected to it the same way as the desktop pc with the issue
[13:35] <poet> Dr_Willis: where should I check for that?
[13:36] <poet> what determines what permission the disk is mounted at
[13:36] <Dr_Willis> poet:  ls -al, same as you would for a internal drive. :)
[13:36] <Dr_Willis> poet:  for ext2/3/4 the filesystem rembers.. for ntfs/vfat its a mount option
[13:36] <marie> cc
[13:36] <groza> hello ,when i play virus killer i have no sound why?
[13:36] <Dr_Willis> poet:  thats a Big Differance btween how ntfs and linux native filesystems work
[13:36] <Halitech> !patience | groza
[13:37] <smokebadger> and its working , thank you all very very much
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> smokebadger:  that directory/path wont be avail untill you login and access it - if you reboot.. Most likely
[13:37] <nibbler_> TheStarLion: did you change cable/switchport?
[13:37] <groza> Halitech:my questions gets out of the windows and like that nobody can see it , thats why i keep repeat it
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> groza:  not everyone has a short history buffer on screen...
[13:38] <Dr_Willis> some of us can see  quite a few lines. :)
[13:38] <TheStarLion> nibbler_: yes, tried both cables available, and all four ports on the router, all work perfectly on the laptop, just not the desktop pc
[13:38] <IdleOne> groza: but in a channel like this your question will scroll away very quickly. please wait 10 minutes before repeating.
[13:38] <smokebadger> Its stopped throwing up the error and it appears to be downloading , i just hope its in the right place hehe
[13:38] <poet> Dr_Willis: do I just need to modify the /media/disk permissions how I want?
[13:38] <poet> and it will be the same after I restart
[13:38] <Dr_Willis> poet:  its  ext2/3/4 you modify them   with chown, and chmod
[13:38] <groza> IdleOne:ok
[13:39] <poet> yeah I made it part of the disk group and added myself to it
[13:39] <s0u][ight> hi guys, what's the X log out command?
[13:39] <poet> and then did chmod 775
[13:39] <IdleOne> groza: try searching the forums for that game for help also
[13:39] <TheStarLion> joaopinto: the dmesg log doesn't seem to say anything out of the ordinary about the network setup, nothing that wasn't there a few days ago
[13:39] <Dr_Willis> poet:  the files themeslefs can have their own permissions. and owner. the owner may be the issue. I nust chown everything to be owned by my one user. :)
[13:39] <groza> IdleOne:i tried but all i get is sound problems with other apps
[13:40] <poet> Dr_Willis: ok, that might be simplier.  thanks for the help :-)
[13:40] <Dr_Willis> poet:  and if you move that drive from one linux box to another.. you can have ownership issues
[13:40] <poet> good point
[13:40] <Dr_Willis> poet:  thats why i add the users to every linux box i make in teh same order. :0 that way their UID's are the same
[13:40] <poet> almost seams more convenient just to format it as windows haha
[13:40] <poet> nfs rather
[13:41] <Dr_Willis> poet:  depends on your needs.
[13:41] <Dr_Willis> ntfs/vfat may show everything as executable.. which is an annoyance
[13:41] <Dr_Willis> and ext4 can be MUCh faster
[13:41] <legend2440> s0u][ight: do you mean   sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop  ?
[13:41] <linxeh> Dr_Willis: why not install NIS or similar?
[13:42] <s0u][ight> legend2440, a better thing: how do I enable ctrl-alt-backspace?
[13:42] <legend2440> !dontzap
[13:42] <linxeh> Dr_Willis: or just create users with the command line tools, where you can specify the uid etc
[13:42] <s0u][ight> legend2440, thanks
[13:43] <yayo> hi
[13:43] <yayo> how can I add spanish accent support in ubuntu
[13:43] <yayo> ?
[13:44] <notwist> yayo: google "how to change language ubuntu"
[13:44] <sebsebseb> yayo: system > administration > langauge support
[13:44] <Dr_Willis> linxeh:  my  whole network has 3 users. :)  easire that i rember to add me, the wife, then the kids.. in that order. :)
[13:45] <Crashbit> yayo: google "como cambiar idioma ubuntu"
[13:45] <linxeh> that isnt always foolproof, but ok :)
[13:45] <yayo> I don't want to change the language
[13:45] <yayo> the language is ok
[13:45] <linxeh> you should learn the "useradd" command I think :)
[13:45] <yayo> I want to be able to type a with an accent
[13:46] <Crashbit> yayo: "tilde" ?
[13:46] <bnovc> i have a linux device plugged into my linux desktop via usb. the device shows usb0 but the desktop does not. anyone know what steps i'd take to get it show on the desktop?
[13:46] <yayo> it's lie
[13:46] <yayo> like
[13:46] <yayo> a´
[13:46] <yayo> but the ´
[13:46] <Crashbit> yayo: àí
[13:46] <yayo> goes above the a
[13:47] <yayo> yea like the i
[13:47] <yayo> how do you add that
[13:47] <Serendippo> à , azerty ftw :)
[13:47] <pascal_> ê è é  < ?
[13:47] <yayo> yea
[13:48] <yayo> I can't put that
[13:48] <Crashbit> yayo: you can set the language locales
[13:48] <pascal_> i've sund dead keys on
[13:48] <yayo> how do I do that
[13:48] <pascal_> let me see.....
[13:49] <Serendippo> yayo, can't you form the ' or ` with alt gr? look at your keyboard.
[13:50] <yayo> no
[13:50] <N_> hi
[13:50] <N_> i'm a beginner on ubuntu
[13:50] <Serendippo> yayo, sry then, i have azerty & don't know the qwerty layout & possibilities. overhere it's next to the m.
[13:51] <pascal_> yayo : sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup
[13:51] <pascal_> then choose deadkeys
[13:51] <N_> please how can i configure when i download a package?
[13:52] <pascal_> N_ i didn't understand your question ._.
[13:52] <IdleOne> N_: System > administration > Update Manager, then click on settings at bottm of the window
[13:53] <milligan_> I'm missing this file, liba52-0.7.4.so . How can I figure out what package to install to get it ?
[13:54] <nisshh> @milligan: google search the file name
[13:55] <Ozzah> Hi, can anyone help me compile hugin's align_image_stack? I'm using a guide, but my cmake command is spitting out weird errors that don't sound like dependency issues
[13:55] <N_> example, i can't know how configure the flash player on firefox to watch movies from youtube
[13:55] <yayo> pascal_: it's not the console
[13:56] <yayo> in gnome programs
[13:56] <IdleOne> !flash | N_
[13:56] <yayo> I can't put the tilde
[13:56] <yayo> either
[13:56] <nanomad> nanomad
[13:56] <N_> only write !flash on terminal?
[13:56] <N_> i'll try
[13:57] <IdleOne> N_: read everything ubottu said
[13:57] <suresh_tech> hey
[13:57] <suresh_tech> wassup
[13:57] <suresh_tech> ohh
[13:57] <IdleOne> !hello | suresh_tech
[13:57] <suresh_tech> hii aaa
[13:57] <N_> what is bash?
[13:57] <IdleOne> N_: read everything ubottu said
[13:59] <pascal_> yoyo
[13:59] <moos3> can anyone help me with a open client configuration issue
[14:00] <moos3> for some reason i can't get my openvpn client to connect
[14:00] <moos3> i'm getting the following output http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7866832
[14:02] <Ozzah> does anybody know how to install Hugin's "align_image_stack" ???
[14:04] <Crashbit> yayo: the locale command returns the locales you are using
[14:04] <nibbler_> moos3: Sat Aug 29 15:41:49 2009 script failed: could not execute external program  <-- i'd say your scripts are not complete, maybe add path to sleep, ifconfig etc.... something cant be found, or maybe they need to exit 1
[14:04] <cRTrn13> hey all
[14:04] <amcsi> hello
[14:04] <cRTrn13> does anyone know how I can sniff my SATA traffic?
[14:04] <yayo> locale LANG=en_GB LANGUAGE=en_GB:en LC_CTYPE="en_GB" LC_NUMERIC="en_GB" LC_TIME="en_GB" LC_COLLATE="en_GB" LC_MONETARY="en_GB" LC_MESSAGES="en_GB" LC_PAPER="en_GB" LC_NAME="en_GB" LC_ADDRESS="en_GB" LC_TELEPHONE="en_GB" LC_MEASUREMENT="en_GB" LC_IDENTIFICATION="en_GB" LC_ALL=
[14:04] <cRTrn13> am tring to look at a firmware upgrade and how it's working on my drive
[14:04] <amcsi> how do I load the User Panel?
[14:05] <cRTrn13> and would like to see the communication between OS and drive...
[14:05] <minimec> amcsi: gnome-panel ?
[14:05] <cRTrn13> any ideas?
[14:06] <nibbler_> cRTrn13: no idea on that... but maybe sniffing some iscsi traffic would be helpful enough?
[14:06] <cRTrn13> hmmm...
[14:06] <cRTrn13> nibbler: any ideas how I could do that??
[14:07] <nibbler_> cRTrn13: setup iscsi and sniff your network with tcpdump, wireshark etc
[14:07] <amcsi> to be more precise, the part of the gnome panel that lets me log out and stuff
[14:07] <amcsi> on the very top-right side of Ubuntu 9
[14:08] <IdleOne> amcsi: right click on the panel and then Add to panel
[14:08] <amcsi> I mean the drop-down menu
[14:09] <amcsi> that shows my username, and an icon showing whether I'm away
[14:09] <cRTrn13> nibbler: not running an iscsi deamon... I dont think it'll help - I have local communication with a local drive..
[14:09] <Crashbit> yayo: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/utf-8.xml
[14:09] <grawity_> amcsi: fast user switch applet, if I recall correctly.
[14:10] <moos3> does anyone know how to make a tap0 from the command line
[14:12] <frank32> سلام عليكم..
[14:12] <pascal_> ?
[14:12] <frank32> oh << HI
[14:12] <frank32> Hi
[14:12] <pascal_> :D hi
[14:13] <rob> Anyone noticed that in 9.04 flash video in fullscreen is really slow / taxing?
[14:13] <frank32> okay,, new prblem with linux
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[14:13] <FloodBot3> Gnuget`: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:13] <pascal_> holy shit ?
[14:13] <frank32> stop damn
[14:13] <amcsi> yes, grawity_
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[14:13] <FloodBot3> Gnuget`: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:13] <frank32> I have new problem with linux
[14:13] <frank32> can you help me
[14:13] <frank32> >>???
[14:14] <pascal_> wich problem =)
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[14:14] <amcsi> I think...
[14:14] <FloodBot3> Gnuget`: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:14] <IdleOne> pascal_: what the language please
[14:14] <rob> !ops
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[14:14] <FloodBot3> Gnuget`: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:14] <frank32> yeah,, F4L... mean flash for linux
[14:14] <ikonia> too slow
[14:14] <rob> thanks
[14:14] <frank32> how to install it
[14:14] <frank32> ??
[14:14] <hattoricaca1> pascal_ yes this is a catholic chan
[14:15] <pascal_> ????
[14:15] <ikonia> hattoricaca1: no it's not
[14:15] <ikonia> pascal_: ignore that - this channel is for ubuntu support
[14:15] <elky> ikonia, i can't help it if I'm more awesome than you.
[14:15] <IdleOne> lol
[14:15] <pascal_> ?????
[14:15] <pascal_> what did i say ? ?
[14:15] <ikonia> pascal_: nothing
[14:15] <pascal_> i never said anything OT
[14:15] <ikonia> pascal_: don't worry about it
[14:16] <frank32> f*** some one listen to me :@
[14:16] <IdleOne> pascal_: this is a family friendly channel and you used language that is not family friendly
[14:16] <pascal_> hö ?
[14:16]  * Gnea looks oddly at hattoricaca1
[14:16] <ikonia> frank32: stop the language and someone may help you
[14:16] <N_> where can i find a list of opnesources softwares to connect on irc?
[14:16] <pascal_> Idle0ne: what did i wrong T_T
[14:16] <Gnea> !flash | frank32
[14:16] <frank32> thankx
[14:16] <IdleOne> !irc | N_
[14:16] <ikonia> N_: open synaptic and search for irc - you'll get a list of available irc clients
[14:16] <frank32> nooooo not pleyer
[14:16] <janhouse> can I somehow hide menu bar in nautilus?
[14:16] <rob> Anyone noticed that in 9.04 flash video in fullscreen is really slow / taxing? I had no problems with my previous install
[14:17] <janhouse> it is useless most of the timwe
[14:17] <frank32> not flash player
[14:17] <pascal_> Idle0ne: what did i wrong T_T
[14:17] <janhouse> *time
[14:17] <grawity> N_: Xchat and irssi are the most popular ones.
[14:17] <ikonia> frank32: what do you want then
[14:17] <Gnea> frank32: then please, explain your problem.
[14:17] <ikonia> pascal_: I'll speak to you in pm
[14:17] <pascal_> ok
[14:17] <IdleOne> ikonia: thank you
[14:17] <N_> thanks
[14:17] <frank32> no English    bad in english
[14:17] <N_> :}
[14:17] <frank32> wait
[14:17] <frank32> my problem
[14:17] <frank32> is
[14:18] <IdleOne> frank32: what language you speak?
[14:18] <frank32> http://sourceforge.net/projects/f4l/
[14:18] <frank32> arabic
[14:18] <frank32> this one
[14:18] <frank32> http://sourceforge.net/projects/f4l/
[14:18] <Gnea> frank32: that's not a problem, it's a URL.
[14:18] <frank32> yeah see it
[14:18] <frank32> that program
[14:18] <frank32> how to install it
[14:18] <Gnea> !enter | frank32
[14:18] <IdleOne> frank32: For Arabic language support, please : /join #ubuntu-arabic : للحصول على الدعم باللغة العربية
[14:19] <frank32> ok
[14:19] <frank32> I'm going there
[14:19] <Gnea> frank32: you download it, open it like you would any .tar.bz2 file, then read the README and INSTALL files
 download the program and read readme to find how to install it
[14:19] <sergiumihai> :D
[14:20] <x1> hello;P
[14:20] <frank32> i DO ,, BUT IT NOT INSTA;;
[14:20] <frank32> INSTALL
[14:20] <sergiumihai> it seems it is an win32 application
[14:20] <Gnea> frank32: we will not tolerate yelling via caps
 yeah, there isn't
[14:21] <frank32> WHAT YOU MEAN ,, i HAVE BAD ENGLISH
[14:21] <ActiVision> I can't play mp3's in Rythembox or VLC
[14:21] <Gnea> !caps | frank32
[14:21] <Gnea> frank32: if you cannot control yourself, then you become a problem.
[14:21] <Karmic> ActiVision: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[14:21] <sde> quit
[14:21] <frank32> i'M COOL
[14:22] <Gnea> frank32: then please, release your caps lock key to the lowercase side.
[14:22] <pascal_> Activision: did you downloaded mp3 plugin ?
[14:22] <frank32> like this??
[14:22] <IdleOne> Gnea: I believe it is a language barrier. #ubuntu-arabic would be better suited to handle this
[14:22] <ActiVision> No
[14:22] <murlidhar> how do i install java-plugin for firefox ???
[14:22] <Gnea> IdleOne: I'm inclined to agree.
[14:22] <IdleOne> !java | murlidhar
[14:23] <erUSUL> murlidhar: sudo aptitude install sun-java6-plugin
[14:23] <frank32> Like this ?
[14:23] <murlidhar> erUSUL: ty
[14:23] <sicked> guys is there someone of you who coul dhelp me with a hardware choice? i have to assemble a pc on my own but i don't know what to buy for it
[14:23] <Gnea> frank32: yeah. please just ask in #ubuntu-arabic, you're right, your english is not suited for this channel.
[14:23] <ActiVision> I'll read those pages then
[14:23] <pascal_> Activision: open Video-player , then choose the mp3 file , usually it will ask to download the mp3 plugin
[14:23] <ActiVision> Video player? You mean VLC?
[14:24] <Rad059> Hi all, look, a few months ago i was working on a desktop machine with ubuntu8.10, i'm a web designer and i have images and config files on ubuntu, but due a movility issues i've purchased a laptop hp compaq presario cq50 with windows XP, i removed the IDE HD from the desktop and i sold it because i don't need a desktop anymore, the problem is that i need my files from my old ubuntu HD, i got an enclosure media, but i can't find a program that reads the entir
[14:24] <frank32> okay,
[14:24] <erUSUL> ActiVision: just install ubuntu-restricted-extras that will "fix" most multimedia isuues
[14:24] <pascal_> no
[14:24] <pascal_> ööh
[14:24] <erUSUL> !ext3 | Rad059
[14:24] <sergiumihai> frank32
[14:25] <Guest74864> pardon
[14:25] <pascal_> Acitvision: Alt + F2  -> totem
[14:26] <Guest74864> yes
[14:26] <ActiVision> cant talk
[14:26] <Guest74864> yes
[14:26] <pascal_> talk ?
[14:27] <Rad059> erUSUL: This may be useful if you have installed both Windows and Linux as a dual boot environment on your computer.
[14:27] <Guest74864> ok
[14:28] <ActiVision> no time now sorry
[14:28] <pascal_> ActiVision: ok :)
[14:28] <Rad059> i have aide HD with an enclosure (usb mode)
[14:28] <maxime> hi all
[14:28] <erUSUL> Rad059: ? is a driver to access linux partitions from windows; exactly what you want to do
[14:29] <Rad059> yeah but it only works if you have a dual system on your machine
[14:29] <maxime> someone know how i can connect me to a dedibox in xubuntu ?
[14:29] <erUSUL> Rad059: it soes not matter how the partitions are accessed usb; scsi; ide or sata
[14:29] <erUSUL> Rad059: yeah but it only works if you have a dual system on your machine <<<< not true
[14:29] <IdleOne> Rad059: you dont need to dual boot to access ntfs
[14:30] <erUSUL> Rad059: but hey! you seem to konw better; why you ask then?
[14:31] <ActiVision> Ok I installed it but can't test in now so I'll be back if it's not working
[14:31] <ActiVision> Maybe I can test it
[14:31] <Guest13378> please help: em28xx is for analog, analog+digital, digital tuner?
[14:31] <yayo> I did it
[14:31] <yayo> it was a matter of changing the keyboard
[14:31] <yayo> no locale
[14:32] <N_> i install the package and don't wor...   o_o
[14:32] <IdleOne> N_: what package did you install? What does not work?
[14:33] <N_> i still can't seeing movies from youtube
[14:33] <ActiVision> No still not working, should i restart?
[14:34] <Rad059> erUSUL, i've tested some programs already, with no solution, i was thinking that i was wrong on proccedure, so thats wy i loggin here, to see if exist another possibilities..
[14:34] <N_> the terminal call me dunkie, said in my language something like, if dunkie terminal, you cannot do it   o_o
[14:34] <erUSUL> Rad059: the other option is to copy the files from a linux liveCD.
[14:35] <Rad059> i have my live cd
[14:35] <Rad059> i try to read the usb media
[14:35] <IdleOne> N_: what language?
[14:35] <Rad059> but i can't hehe...
[14:35] <N_> portuguese
[14:35] <IdleOne> !pt
[14:35] <grawity> N_: What exactly did it say
[14:35] <N_> ok
[14:36] <Rad059> probably, i need to mount the usb media partition or some..
[14:36] <ki> Can anyone tell me how to go to dpkg command?
[14:36] <N_> i'll go to ubuntu-br
[14:36] <N_> :}
[14:36] <Rad059> can u tellme erUSUL on pm ?
[14:36] <N_> thanks for the help
[14:36] <erUSUL> Rad059: #ubuntu-es
[14:36] <grawity> ki: Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal
[14:36] <ki> oh thanks =D
[14:38] <ActiVision> Audio is looping in VLC now
[14:38] <N_> :}
[14:38] <ActiVision> No more time goodbye
[14:42] <undercover> Anyone know where there's a complete guide for 8.04 ldap login client setup? I can only find partials and fixes
[14:43] <_marius> i need help with winfast tb usb II deluxe
[14:43] <_marius> i need help with winfast tb usb II deluxe tv tuner in jaunty
[14:43] <Halitech> _marius, does it show up in lsusb?
[14:43] <_marius> yes
[14:44] <Halitech> _marius, have you tried tvtime?
[14:44] <_marius> Halitech: yes
[14:44] <_marius> Halitech: yes, i tryed tvtime. i also got image from svideo
[14:45] <Halitech> _marius, are you getting errors or just no video when trying to scan for channels?
[14:45] <_marius> Halitech: i guess the problem is that i don't know witch value to choose for modprobe em28xx card=xx tuner=xx
[14:45] <thinkertinker> hi my friend configured his laptop to conect internet via a proxy network(in a wi-fi network)but now he has direct connection..his Apt is not working ..PLease tell which .conf file was edited to set proxy for network..
[14:45] <stercor> What do I need to do to get .mp3 support in abcde and Grip?
[14:45] <Vizirovics> Schalom aleichem
[14:45] <_marius> Halitech: just no image while scanning
[14:46] <Vizirovics> ubuntu equals with linuks for woman?
[14:46] <erUSUL> stercor: install the lame cli encoder
[14:46] <erUSUL> !info lame
[14:46] <_marius> Halitech: i got image at a moment with xawtv but if i was trying to resise it crashed
[14:46] <Vndmtrx> !info ssh
[14:46] <stercor> What's the package name?
[14:47] <Vizirovics> ubottu csssh
[14:47] <erUSUL> stercor: lame.
[14:47] <Vizirovics> magyarul : kuss
[14:47] <leira> Hi, Everyone. it seems I got my ext3 usb drive corrupted. I try to ls the files, got lots of files shows "No such file or directory"
[14:47] <stercor> Thanks!
[14:47] <erUSUL> leira: have you fsck it ?
[14:47] <felix> how to install an anti virus in ubuntu to scann windows, i tried with wine but doesnt work, any ideas please?
[14:47] <leira> I used to detach this drive and attach to my nas, and found lots of
[14:47] <erUSUL> !va | felix
[14:47] <erUSUL> !av | felix
[14:48] <leira> and found lots of "no such file or directory" there
[14:48] <Halitech> _marius, never was good at figuring that out, I had to play with mine a lot and finally got rid of it
[14:48] <erUSUL> !info clamtk | felix
[14:48] <felix> thank ubottu
[14:48] <leira> erUSUL: yes, I tried, and it ran well, no any errors reported
[14:48] <erUSUL> leira: :1
[14:48] <_marius> Halitech: i also bought another one but that is also not working. it's really frustrating
[14:49] <leira> I the reattach this drive back to my PC, then moved these files to another directory, the go to my NAS, and moved these files back to the original directory
[14:49] <Halitech> _marius, tvtuning seems to be an area where we are lagging compared to windows, least in my experience :(
[14:49] <thinkertinker> hi my friend configured his laptop to conect internet via a proxy network(in a wi-fi network)but now he has direct connection..his Apt is not working ..PLease tell which .conf file was edited to set proxy for network..
[14:50] <leira> it seemed work well, but this time I found there were still lots files "no such file or directory" even with just ls
[14:50] <GREENTOAD> Hello
[14:50] <_marius> Halitech: i also tried to install windows in virtualbox and use it there but is also not working
[14:50] <GREENTOAD> Can anyone help me out with Linux permissions?
[14:50] <GREENTOAD> I'm running a Linux LAMP stack
[14:50] <GREENTOAD> with Samba
[14:50] <leira> the I reattached back to PC, worse, My PC found lots of files "no such file or directory" too!
[14:51] <leira> and most of them are the same on NAS
[14:51] <Halitech> _marius, I know there is something about the address that shows in lsusb that you use to determine the address for modprobe but I don't know how to figure it out
[14:51] <leira> it means I couldn'
[14:51] <leira> it means I couldn't use the old trick now~
[14:51] <felix> ubottu , yes i know but is not for linux is for windows partitions
[14:51] <GREENTOAD> I changed the user/group of /var/www to www-data
[14:51] <leira> erUSUL: what do u mean?
[14:51] <erUSUL> thinkertinker: System>Preferences>Network Proxy ? System>Preferences>Network configuration ?
[14:51] <GREENTOAD> now I can't access my Samba share
[14:51] <GREENTOAD> I changed the user/group of /var/www to www-data, now I can't access my Samba shares through my windows clients, I can SEE them but I can't open them. Permission denied :(
[14:52] <erUSUL> leira: that if fsck is not showing errors i dunno what it may be the problem. without symptons is difficult to diagnose a problem ....
[14:52] <leira> erUSUL: yes, I know, but is there any direction I can go
[14:52] <leira> ?
[14:52] <_marius> i need help with winfast tb usb II deluxe tv tuner in jaunty
[14:52] <thinkertinker> how to configure proxy settings for internet?using terminal??
[14:53] <leira> or, is there any stronger fsck arguments I can use?
[14:53] <erUSUL> leira: reformat ?
[14:53] <_marius> anyone got it working?
[14:53] <GREENTOAD> I changed the user/group of /var/www to www-data, now I can't access my Samba shares through my windows clients, I can SEE them but I can't open them. Permission denied :( Anyone have a clue how to fix this?
[14:53] <leira> erUSUL: WOW, well I did have a nother copy on another USB drive, which i was saving for another use, but to copy so many files will take a whole night
[14:54] <leira> erUSUL: and the problems is not all the files have this issue, only some of them~
[14:54] <leira> and when I df, it obviously all these files consuming the disk~
[14:55] <erUSUL> leira: maybe the disk is (physically) damaged on that particular place ? used the -c to fsck to mark badblocks ?
[14:55] <leira> they are there, just can't be read~
[14:55] <leira> good, I will give it a try~
[14:55] <erUSUL> leira: man e2fsck
[14:56] <Kottizen> hello
[14:56] <erUSUL> !hi | Kottizen
[14:56] <leira> erUSUL:  how about -D?
[14:56] <Rad059> gracias a todos/tnks to all
[14:56] <Kottizen> erUSUL: thanks
[14:56] <GREENTOAD> I changed the user/group of /var/www to www-data, now I can't access my Samba shares through my windows clients, I can SEE them but I can't open them. Permission denied :( Anyone have a clue how to fix this?
[14:56] <thinkertinker> erUSUL but he has configured them by editing some .conf file doesn't remember which..his firefox is connected but not other applications
[14:56] <B_Lix> hi everyone
[14:57] <pascal_> Greentoad : sudo ^^
[14:57] <GREENTOAD> Hello!
[14:57] <GREENTOAD> Sudo what?
[14:57] <GREENTOAD> I issued a sudo chmod 775
[14:57] <GREENTOAD> I issued a sudo chmod 775 -R /var/www
[14:57] <GREENTOAD> but still no result.
[14:57] <erUSUL> thinkertinker: ahhh ok then it should be /etc/apt/apt.conf or something in /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/*
[14:58] <GREENTOAD> I issued a chwon and chgrp to www-data
[14:58] <plovs> hi guys! i forgot the name of an app that you can use to stitch 3 screenshots together at a slight angle and with a dropshadow
[14:58] <Tr1n_> GREENTOAD:  you chown'd /var/www?
[14:58] <GREENTOAD> yeah
[14:58] <GREENTOAD> bad call?
[14:58] <Guest16209> test
[14:58] <GREENTOAD> this is my first LAMP server..
[14:59] <Tr1n_> GREENTOAD: yeah...
[14:59] <GREENTOAD> :(
[14:59] <GREENTOAD> Well, what should the default user be
[14:59] <genii> GREENTOAD: Why are your samba shares in /var/www ?
[14:59] <GREENTOAD> because our web developer accesses it remotely
[14:59] <_marius> i need help with winfast tb usb II deluxe tv tuner in jaunty. anyone got it working?
[14:59] <erUSUL> leira: is a option not to fix but to optimize things. i would use it at some other time in the fuure when the partition is trouble free
[14:59] <GREENTOAD> I have two samba shares, one in /var/sambashare (that I created) and one in /var/www
[15:00] <aubre_> why doesn't your web developer use SCP
[15:00] <GREENTOAD> I don't know, its just easier this way
[15:00] <genii> GREENTOAD: You should put an option then to the smb.conf file to map users to www-data
[15:00] <GREENTOAD> ohhh
[15:00] <GREENTOAD> I see
[15:00] <GREENTOAD> thats a good idea
[15:00] <Cuppa> Hi
[15:00] <Kottizen> hi Cuppa
[15:00] <GREENTOAD> but www-data is just apache2
[15:00] <GREENTOAD> theo nly people who access this server from the inside is from my private network
[15:01] <thinkertinker> erUSUL we had to authenticate via a wi fi network so he added his username and password too in that file.. any new guesses??
[15:01] <GREENTOAD> then can't people from the outside acess my samba shares?
[15:01] <GREENTOAD> www-data is an Apache2 user.
[15:01] <Cuppa> I've been having trouble getting my system to recognise USB, and can't find anything useful on google.. could anyone tell me where to look please?
[15:01] <amcsi> hello
[15:02] <G_A_C> GREENTOAD: you could also edit your samba configuration to only accept connections from your private LAN addresses
[15:02] <GREENTOAD> ah I see
[15:02] <GREENTOAD> Do you have any tips or a URL i can reference from?
[15:02] <GREENTOAD> I've only edited my smb.conf file to add and remove shares
[15:02] <amcsi> the fast user switcher applet has been moved outside of the right area of the upper panel in GNOME. How do I move it back to the right of the clock?
[15:02] <G_A_C> I forget how it works, you can either limit it by interface (if you have separate inside/outside network cards) or only allow certain IPs if you are using only one network card
[15:03] <erUSUL> thinkertinker: ... wpa_supplicant.conf ? /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf ? dunno...
[15:03] <hahahan> Cuppa: What kind of usb device?
[15:03] <GREENTOAD> I can limit it by IP's
[15:03] <dwatkins> IP's what?
[15:03] <G_A_C> GREENTOAD: I believe "host allow = <IP_ADDRESS>/24" or similar would work
[15:03] <GREENTOAD> ah Thanks G_A_C
[15:03] <G_A_C> in the [global] part of your samba config
[15:03] <GREENTOAD> so would this fix the permission denied problem?
[15:03] <G_A_C> try "man smb.conf" or something though to check, I haven't used samba in a good while
[15:03] <GREENTOAD> and
[15:03] <GREENTOAD> should I change tyhe owner of /var/www
[15:03] <GREENTOAD> back to the user
[15:04] <GREENTOAD> because right now www-data owns /var/www
[15:04] <G_A_C> no, but that would make sure that no one from outside your network would be able to access the Samba share
[15:04] <GREENTOAD> its the only way I got around the fopen() function permission problem
[15:04] <bunny> how do i make an extended partition from the partitioner in the server-edition installer?
[15:04] <adante> hi guys, what is the easiest, most no nonsense way of getting a WORKING version of flash on my system which will play flash smoothly and  without using 100% of my e8400 cpu?
[15:04] <bunny> there doesn't seem to be any menu items for it
[15:05] <bunny> adante: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[15:05] <erUSUL> bunny: maybe there is one already on the disk ?
[15:06] <adante> bunny: ok i have that version and it uses 100% cpu and doesn't play flash smoothly - i should note this system can play h264 and opengl games without problems so i'm fairly sure this is not a x specific problem
[15:06] <bunny> erUSUL: no, this is after creating a fresh partition table
[15:06] <erUSUL> bunny: it should be partiton new (if there is unallocatd space of course)
[15:06] <GREENTOAD> OK well thanks
[15:06] <bunny> perhaps its a bug?
[15:07] <jt1234> I have 2 screens.  I need to be able to control which screen a program appears on with the DISPLAY variable (launching from command line).  This isn't working - I think due to desktop spanning.  How can I turn spanning off?
[15:07] <Cuppa> Or if anyone knows how to get the system to recognise USB?
[15:07] <bunny> erUSUL: it's a 40 GB HDD, with nothing on it
[15:07] <erUSUL> bunny: Partition>New (Crtl + N)
[15:07] <grawity> jt1234: If those 2 screens share a single X.org session, then they will share a single DISPLAY too, I think.
[15:08] <hahahan> Cuppa: What kind of usb device?
[15:08] <[t0rc]> I need suggestions for excellent, lightweight, code editing applications (like Geany or something similar with syntax highlighting but like Eclipse)
[15:08] <bunny> erUSUL: this is from a livedisc of ubuntu-8.04.3-server-i386.iso
[15:09] <erUSUL> [t0rc]: like eclipse in what regard ?
[15:09] <bunny> erUSUL: I select "English", "install ubuntu server", then go through all the steps until I get to partitioning
[15:09] <erUSUL> bunny: ahh ok so is the partitioner that shows up during install
[15:09] <bunny> erUSUL: yeah, exactly
[15:09] <[t0rc]> erUSUL, my apologies - not like eclipse (no "intellisense", etc.)
[15:10] <richm4n> Creating a bootable USB key but ubunut.com downloads .img file not .iso. Can you help me?
[15:10] <[t0rc]> sounds like he should wipe the drive with something else before trying the install eh?
[15:10] <bunny> erUSUL: I actually /create a new partition table/ by selecting the device itself and pressing [enter]
[15:10] <erUSUL> [t0rc]: any editor for linux has syntax higlight even nano gedit scite there is allways vim an emacs
[15:11] <[t0rc]> richm4n, use ubuntu.com instead of ubunut.com  :P     The site has always let me download a *.iso. Try a different mirror perhaps?
[15:11] <bunny> erUSUL: that works just fine, but then when I go to select the unpartitioned space to create a new partition in it and choose "logical", it just creates a regular primary partition
[15:11] <erUSUL> richm4n: maybe is an image you can directly dd to the usb
[15:11] <bunny> i feel like its got to be a bug
[15:12] <akrovatis> hey ubuntu world
[15:12] <akrovatis> i am from greece
[15:12] <richm4n> t0rc:  thanks. Yeh, I meant ubuntu. I picked the canonical mirror. Jus try anothr.
[15:12] <erUSUL> richm4n: sudo dd if=file.img of=/dev/sdx
[15:12] <deany> !img | richm4n
[15:12] <deany> oop
[15:12] <akrovatis> and i am searching for greek servers
[15:12] <deany> teah, what erUSUL said.
[15:12] <akrovatis> how can i find them?
[15:13] <erUSUL> bunny: could be; just partition the disk with gparted before doing the install. then during install just enter the desired mount points
[15:13] <deany> richm4n, the img is netbook remix btw
[15:13] <bald> join #seam
[15:13] <bunny> erUSUL: the problem is, the machine seems to be incompatible with X
[15:13] <rain_> is there any system wide equalizer for ubuntu 9.04?
[15:13] <mnaines> akrovatis: Try #ubuntu-gr
[15:14] <richm4n> erUSUL: thx. I'll look up dd!
[15:14] <zk> is it possible to upgrade from LTS to LTS?
[15:14] <erUSUL> bunny: use parted from cli (or cfdisk or fdisk ...)
[15:14] <erUSUL> zk: yes; is a feature that should work 6.06 --> 8.04
[15:14] <mnaines> !gr | akrovatis
 just write this in server window?
[15:14] <erUSUL> rain_: no
[15:15] <zk> erUSUL, nice thanks!
[15:15] <rain_> nah
[15:15] <g0tcha> is there a way to update from 7.10 to the latest version without losing my websites and dns server configuration and so on?
[15:15] <bunny> erUSUL: parted is the one with like a shell-interface, right?
[15:15] <pranav> Is there a way ignoring "character-case" in find command ?
[15:15] <rain_> then windows xp > ubuntu
[15:15] <erUSUL> bunny: yes
[15:16] <pranav> how ?
[15:16] <bunny> erUSUL: okay, i think i know how to use that
[15:16] <akrovatis> thank you very much
[15:16] <pranav> someone plz .. Is there a way ignoring "character-case" in find command ?
[15:16] <bunny> erUSUL: actually, now that i think about it, i think i've thought of and /tried/ it
[15:16] <grawity> pranav: use -iname
[15:16] <erUSUL> bunny: cfdisk is curses so should be pretty straightforward too
[15:16] <grawity> pranav: and read the freaking manual
[15:16] <bunny> erUSUL: ahh, cool
[15:16] <MaGicMaX1> hey guys, im trying to enable DRI (Direct Rendering) on my ATI 4870 video card, anyone know how?
[15:17] <bunny> now are both of those accessible from loading up the livedisc -> rescue a broken system -> [esc] -> "execute a shell"?
[15:17] <pranav> Thanks grawity
[15:17] <richm4n> deany: thx. I have an Acer ASPIRE one that's refusing to access the hard drive. I was trying to download the netbook remix to fix it but I'll try the standard so that it is an ISO file.
[15:18] <deany> richm4n, youll need to use usb-creator or unetbootin then to make usb
[15:18] <bunny> erUSUL: sorry, i'm repeating this in case you missed it the first time due to the lack of me mentioning your nick within the message.
[15:18] <bunny> erUSUL: now, are both of those accessible from loading up the livedisc -> rescue a broken system -> [esc] -> "execute a shell"?
[15:19] <richm4n> deany: s'ok, I'm happy with Desktop edition. I can always convert to netbook using Synaptic. It's coming down now. Brill. Thanks!
[15:19] <erUSUL> g0tcha: upgrade shouldn't loose configurations... but a backup of the conf files is not hard either. user data (websites) is not affected
[15:20] <erUSUL> bunny: the livecd does not boot for you ? or are you using alternatecd ?
[15:20] <bunny> no, i'm using ubuntu-8.04.3-server-i386.iso
[15:20] <bunny> the regular desktop livedisc stops when it gets to a plain orange background, but i think that's an issue for another day
[15:21] <erUSUL> bunny: ah; never used it myself... then fire up a shell
[15:21] <bunny> erUSUL: never used /what/?
[15:21] <erUSUL> bunny: the server cd
[15:21] <bunny> erUSUL: oh, i see
[15:21] <ysouyno> how mplayer play .rmvb files
[15:22] <MaGicMaX1> hey guys, im trying to enable DRI (Direct Rendering) on my ATI 4870 video card, anyone know how?
[15:22] <tipocomico> hi
[15:22] <bunny> erUSUL: well, the way it works is it walks you through different modules, each with curses interfaces, and they all flow into eachother seamlessly
[15:22] <laeg> !flash
[15:22] <Halitech> bunny, just to confirm, you do know that the server cd does not have a gui installed on it
[15:22] <erUSUL> bunny: yes like the alternatecd
[15:23] <bunny> erUSUL: but on each one, they have an option to "go back", which leads you to a menu from which you can pick a module out of the standard sequence
[15:23] <Ozzah> Hi, if I create a bash script with a launcher, and I drag a file, like file.txt onto the launcher, then it will launch my script with the full path to the dragged file as the argument. If I drag 2 files, then it will launch 2 instances of the script, each with one of the files as the argument. Is there any way to make it launch 1 instance with both files as 2 arguments?
[15:24] <bunny> erUSUL: one of which is to "execute a shell"
[15:24] <tipocomico> hi need some help sync'ng HTC Prophet and evolution
[15:24] <bunny> erUSUL: yeah, thanks, I am fully aware of this.  its fine, since i am actually using this for a server
[15:24] <erUSUL> bunny: ok; execute the shell and see if you can use cfdisk on your disks from it
[15:24] <jamieross> hi guys
[15:25] <bunny> erUSUL: okay, you think it will be available?
[15:25] <erUSUL> bunny: it should be
[15:25] <jamieross> would anyone be able to help me with a little problem i've been having?
[15:25] <bunny> erUSUL: okay, thanks!
[15:25] <erUSUL> bunny: no problem
[15:25] <bunny> erUSUL: is there any place for me to file a bug w/o having to register or something?
[15:26] <murielgodoi> Hi all, is there a way to auto autenticate proxy server for a firefox user using a ldap network?
[15:26] <dsfdsfxcvcv> com.br
[15:26] <grawity> murielgodoi: Firefox supports Kerberos (HTTP Negotiate) over HTTP, might be useful
[15:26] <erUSUL> !bugs | bunny
[15:27] <ysouyno> my mplayer play rmvb files have sound but no video, what should i do?
[15:27] <bunny> erUSUL: actually, i think it is a slightly limited environment, upon entering into the shell it shows you a little warning about how you can run "help" to see what unix util's are available to you, and how the editor that's available to you is nano, which is really simple and easy to figure out...
[15:27] <x1250> could anyone please pastebin a ~/.bashrc ? I'm not on my Ubuntu box right now, and I need one :(
[15:28] <MaGicMaX1> I have a new ATI driver from AMD's site i would like to install, but it says i need to uninstall the old driver first, how do i do that?
[15:28] <erUSUL> x1250: http://pastebin.com/f27a36d55 <<< /etc/skel/.bashrc
[15:28] <bruenig> that is a silly here document
[15:28] <grawity> x1250: http://sprunge.us/MUEX - Arch Linux though.
[15:28] <x1250> thanks erUSUL :-), and grawity. I'm on arch too.
[15:28] <grawity> erUSUL: didn't you mean < ?
[15:28] <grawity> :]
[15:29] <erUSUL> grawity: XD
[15:29] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: Its probably better if you use the envyng utility to download and install the latest drivers
[15:29] <MaGicMaX1> gotunandan: ok thats in the repos?
[15:29] <bunny> erUSUL: still think it'll be available?
[15:30] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: yes it is, $ sudo aptitude install envyng-gtk
[15:30] <murielgodoi> grawity: sounds interesting.. I will take a better llok now.. .thanks
[15:30] <Halitech> !envyng
[15:30] <erUSUL> bunny: i do think you will be able to use fdisk at least. not the easiest but it would do the job
[15:30] <murielgodoi> grawity: s/llok/look
[15:31] <erUSUL> bunny: is a blank disk so a mistake is not data loose you just start over
[15:31] <brutus_> how do I make emacs set the tab width to 4, inserting spaces and not tabs?
[15:31] <MaGicMaX1> gotunandan: ok its installed
[15:31] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: Or the you can use the Hardware Drivers in System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers
[15:32] <bunny> erUSUL: yeah, i'm aware of that, although the time does start to add up after a few times of "starting over"
[15:32] <MaGicMaX1> gotunandan: im already using the proprietary driver in hardware drivers, but im having issues with it
[15:32] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: ermm... alright, now run $ sudo envyng -t For some reason since intrepid, AFAIK the GUI has some problems
[15:32] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: this might solve those then, which release of ubuntu are you using ?
[15:32] <erUSUL> brutus_: http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/SmartTabs
[15:33] <MaGicMaX1> gotunandan: 9.04 i386
[15:33] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: after you have started up envyng you will get a text based interface, which isnt really different or difficult from the GUI, just choose the correct option
[15:33] <shrini> raji: hi
[15:34] <raji> hi sini
[15:34] <raji> how many members yar
[15:34] <raji> gr8
[15:34] <shrini> raji: welcome to ubuntu irc
[15:34] <raji> thank u
[15:34] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: you will not need to uninstall the driver, it will do that for you, just select the number for installing the Ati driver and proceed
[15:34] <shrini> raji: this is how we give support to ubuntu
[15:34] <raji> oh i c
[15:34] <shrini> raji: type the name before typing somehting
[15:34] <raji> interesting
[15:35] <MaGicMaX1> gotunandan: oops, i already uninstalled :(
[15:35] <shrini> raji: you can any question here
[15:35] <shrini> raji: we give answer
[15:35] <raji> oh
[15:35] <MaGicMaX1> gotunandan: its asking me if i want to restart, can i just say no, then select install ATI driver now?
[15:35] <raji> this is ur work ah
[15:35] <shrini> raji: you can't see any ohter support like this under sun
[15:35] <Halitech> raji, no, we are all volunteers
[15:35] <epaphus> Is googlearth compatible with UBuntu?
[15:35] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: ok... but you might be asked to restart, you can skip this and... yes dont restart, install the Ati driver
[15:35] <erUSUL> epaphus: yes. medibuntu has it
[15:35] <raji> ok
[15:35] <erUSUL> !medibutnu | epaphus
[15:36] <erUSUL> !medibuntu | epaphus
[15:36] <pranav> Does someone knows a good audio player for console
[15:36] <epaphus> thanks
[15:36] <pranav> Does someone knows a good audio player for terminal ? (Actually I am a newbie )
[15:37] <gotunandan> pranav: you mean with the complex options and features or just to play a audio file ?
[15:37] <pranav> WHere I can play playlist too
[15:37] <llutz> pranav: mplayer, mpg123
[15:37] <MaGicMaX1> gotunandan: its installing version 8.6 but i think on AMDs site theres version 9.8 :P
[15:37] <Halitech> pranav, moc
[15:37] <shrini> raji: i am leaving
[15:37] <pranav> and many diff. extensions files
[15:37] <happyaron> pranav: http://www.linux.com/archive/feature/124907
[15:37] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: it will give a list of possible drivers to install, you can install the recommended one
[15:37] <pranav> Thanks guys I will try them all
[15:37] <shrini> raji: see you in #ubuntu-classroom
[15:37] <pranav> :)
[15:38] <raji> hey whts the difference between ubuntu class room & linux basement room?
[15:38] <MaGicMaX1> gotunandan: ya, only one was in the list :P i have a feeling it was the same one, should i restart now?
[15:38] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: hmm.. well the latest version is not always the best, it can have problems... if this newer version is stable.. it will be updated
[15:38] <raji> y there are more members here & less members there
[15:38] <gwallace> Hello everyone.  I have a question about the Intel 915GM on board video in a Dell Latitude D610.  I have managed to get Ubuntu to recognize the chip set and to allow me to edit some settings in the Display settings; but I can't get my resolution any better than 1024 x 768.  Any ideas.
[15:38] <Halitech> MaGicMaX1, depending on your card it may be the only one supported
[15:38] <MaGicMaX1> gotunandan: ok restarting
[15:38] <albacker> is the problem of ubuntu and ATI graphic card solved?
[15:39] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: hmm... yes i suppose so, actually I have never used an ATi card so not too sure, I've used envyng with Nvidia cards with no problem
[15:39] <Halitech> albacker, depends on what you mean by solved and for what card(s)
[15:39] <MaGicMaX1> albacker: restarting now after updating driver
[15:40] <albacker> Halitech: well the new version had not support of ati radeon x300.. it's been a whie since i'm not using ubuntu (and that's the only reason why). so i needed linux now, and was asking myself if instalinng ubuntu would be a good idea.
[15:40] <albacker> Halitech: i remember that the new version was a real pain, since i couldn't get my card working,everything as running slow as hell.
[15:41] <Halitech> albacker, latest ati driver is 9.3 which doesn't work in 9.04 but works fine in any previous supported version
[15:41] <ramvi> How do I have apt-get update refresh the archive cache? update runs through the repos as if there aren't any changes, but there are. I get Size mismatch
[15:42] <MaGicMaX> gotunandan: ok, how do i check its installed right?
[15:42] <albacker> Halitech: well what's a solution for this? should i install a previous ubuntu version, or is there a hack for this. and do you think i can find another version that has working-drivers for ati ?
[15:42] <albacker> s/version/distro : Halitech
[15:42] <Halitech> albacker, and its not an Ubuntu "issue" its between xorg and ati as both made changes (ati dropped support for alot of cards)
[15:43] <albacker> Halitech: i know, im not blaming ubuntu. just that i only ave this laptop with ati card. I cant do much.
[15:43] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: $ apt-cache policy fglrx | grep Installed
[15:43] <Halitech> albacker, I use Debian Lenny with an x1200 and it works fine and 8.04 or 8.10 should work fine
[15:43] <albacker> Halitech: they droped support just because x300 is considered as an old card i think.
[15:43] <Havox> I just reimaged my laptop (Jaunty) to fix a couple problems and now I can't get my bluetooth keyboard and mouse to connect. I've installed blueman and tried everything I could find via the forums and google.  When I hit the connect buttons on the keyboard and mouse then search for devices, it just never finds anything.How can I completely remove and then reinstall bluetooth? Am I barking up the right tree on this?
[15:43] <MaGicMaX> gotunandan: "W: Unable to locate package fglrx"
[15:44] <Halitech> albacker, I'm in the same boat as my x1200 is not supported either in Testing or 9.04 either
[15:44] <Halitech> albacker, http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Legacy/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.4.1&product=<IP_ADDRESS>.21&lang=English
[15:45] <albacker> Halitech: i see. well, it looks like installing an older ubuntu version is the only way to 'escape' this.
[15:45] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: well I am not too sure about the package name for the ATi driver.. let me just check
[15:45] <Halitech> albacker, I would go with 8.04 just due to the fact that its supported longer then 8.10 is
[15:45] <albacker> Halitech: what's the name of 8.04 ?
[15:45] <Halitech> !8.04
[15:46] <MaGicMaX> gotunandan: its called "FGLRX" according to Hardware Drivers
[15:46] <albacker> Halitech: and also, does the use of 8.04  prevent me from using newer version of applications
[15:46] <RHorse> it's rock solid
[15:46] <Halitech> albacker, you can use backports to get newer software if you need it, or compile yourself
[15:46] <albacker> Halitech: i see. well thanks a lot for your time. Bye
[15:47] <Halitech> albacker, welcome and good luck
[15:47] <Thunderstorm> jungs kann ich snapshot backups eigentlich von ubuntu au einspielen
[15:47] <Thunderstorm> via live cd?
[15:47] <Vndmtrx> lol
[15:47] <dwatkins> !de
[15:47] <MaGicMaX> gotunandan: in Device Manager its "fglrx_pci"
[15:47] <Wipster> hey all, I have bit of a problem with printing - I am running an i990 and have previously been able to print with some drivers from japan canon, however recently I have been unable to print from firefox with cups giving the error "usr/lib/cups/filter/pstocanonbj failed", open office and thunderbird seem to print without any problems. And I can print over the network from other machines without any issues.
[15:47] <Vndmtrx> 1BR
[15:47] <Vndmtrx> 1BR!br
[15:47] <richm4n> hi. can u help again? When I insert my USB key it always mounts as a read only file system. Why?
[15:47] <Vndmtrx> aff
[15:47] <Vndmtrx> !br
[15:47] <FloodBot3> Vndmtrx: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:48] <grawity> richm4n: What filesystem is it using?
[15:48] <Thunderstorm> good early evenning:
[15:48] <RHorse> richman try umask=0
[15:48] <Thunderstorm> can i reset backup with snapshot under ubuntu?
[15:48] <richm4n> grawity: I presume it's FAT32
[15:48] <grawity> RHorse: That doesn't change the filesystem's readwritability.
[15:49] <owner> having installed ubuntu in xp, is there a way i can hide the /host/ directory from root? I'd like to protect my partition as much as possible, as this is a testing image-drive...
[15:49] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: $ apt-cache policy xorg-driver-fglrx | grep Installed
[15:49] <binyassin_> j/ #lkinuxac
[15:49] <MaGicMaX> gotunandan: " Installed: 2:8.600-0ubuntu2"
[15:49] <binyassin_> j/ #linuxac
[15:50] <MaGicMaX> gotunandan: ok, now my issue is not solved though, basically im trying to enable DRI, this is what i get now.. http://paste.ubuntu.com/262558/
[15:50] <gotunandan> MaGicMaX1: try this link https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI The first bit gives you instructions for Ubuntu 9.04
[15:51] <bunny> pranav: see cmus too...
[15:51] <bunny>  :)
[15:51] <bunny> !cmus
[15:51] <mnaines> Is 1GB of used RAM normal for 64-bit Ubuntu 9.04?
[15:52] <pranav> bunny: On my list bunny :) thnks !
[15:52] <gotunandan> mnaines: heavy RAM usage is ok, depending on which applications you have open
[15:52] <richm4n> when I insert the USB key it mounts automatically as read only. How does the mount work? These automounts aren't controlled through /etc/fstab
[15:52] <mnaines> gotunandan: Normally, the RAM use is between 400MB and 800MB, with the heaviest processes being Pidgin and Nautilus
[15:53] <gwallace> Hello everyone.  I have a question about the Intel 915GM on board video in a Dell Latitude D610.  I have managed to get Ubuntu to recognize the chip set and to allow me to edit the Display settings; but I can't get my resolution any better than 1024 x 768.  Any ideas.
[15:53] <richm4n> I don't mind formatting the USB key to start again. Does anyone know the command?
[15:53] <bumbblebee>  shifted from widows to ubuntu, my sound output is not good as was in windows, any help??
[15:53] <bunny> pranav: i've heard good things about it
[15:53] <gotunandan> gwallace: are you running !9.04 ?
[15:53] <gwallace> manines: depending on what you have running.  That is close to normal.  I have 64 bit installed at work and generally have 8 or so programs running and average between 400 -800 used
[15:53] <bunny> !904
[15:54] <bunny> !9.04
[15:54] <gwallace> gotunandan: Yes I am
[15:54] <murielgodoi> grawity: I now I can autenticate, but requesting the login and pass. Is there a way to auto get the current login considering that ubuntu is already using ldap for general login?
[15:54] <bunny> I think the '!' needs to be at the beginning of the entire message, gotunandan
[15:54] <grawity> murielgodoi: Only if you are using Kerberos for authentication (not pure LDAP)
[15:55] <pranav> bunny: like ?
[15:55] <mnaines> gwallace: I usually just run instant messengers and chat alongside a web browser or word processor...Usually no more than four light-use applications open at any given time, though I sometimes play Warzone2100
[15:55] <owner> running jaunty in an image-file, is there a way i can hide the /host/ (actual filesystem containing the image-file) directory from root?
[15:55] <gotunandan> gwallace: well, I tried the following settings on a couple of Intel graphics powered machines http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582
[15:55] <bunny> pranav: just that someone I know whom uses it likes it
[15:55] <gwallace> gotunandan: I'll give that a shot and see if it helps.
[15:55] <stlsaint> how do you get into a cd-rom from terminal?
[15:56] <bunny> i think it was just the overall design of the software
[15:56] <RHorse> richm4n have you studied the man page for mount already?
[15:56] <bunny> stlsaint: cd /media/cdrom
[15:56] <stlsaint> thought i tried that and got nowhere...ill will try again...
[15:56] <gwallace> manines: It could be a hung or zombie process that is eating up the memory as well.  Run top from the terminal and then shift+p to find out.
[15:56] <stlsaint> do you have to mount the cd rom first?
[15:56] <bunny> stlsaint: i think that's it, but i'm sure that this will work:  run "mount", not as root