[00:00] <Khisanth> Alexandra13: besides looking at the network traffict nothing really comes to mind
[00:00] <Khisanth> Alexandra13: if kvirc has proxy settings you can just try setting that :)
[00:00] <Alexandra13> Khisanth: I already tried this and it tried to connect but timed out
[00:00] <lion42> KM0201, don't think we had the right answers. :P
[00:01] <KM0201> lion42: guess not... :)
[00:01] <Khisanth> Alexandra13: what did you set the proxy address to?
[00:03] <pfifo> lion42, KM0201 sorry i was daydreaming
[00:03] <pfifo> :D
[00:03] <edbian> of what?
[00:03] <lion42> It happens?
[00:04] <pfifo> edbian, minecraft
[00:04] <KM0201> pfifo: don't really know what you're talking about... i thought that was ionite we were helping
[00:04] <edbian> pfifo: :)
[00:05] <Fretta> How can I install ImageMagick-6.6.1 ?
[00:05] <Fretta> on lucid
[00:06] <pfifo> KM0201, yeah I need the question again, too much chatter but I can boot ubunto on a toaster, I think that was his problem :)
[00:06] <KM0201> lol
[00:06] <lion42> Fretta, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ImageMagick
[00:06] <Barzogh> Fretta: apt-get install imagemagick ? ^^
[00:06] <pfifo> Fretta, install gparted, it very much similiar
[00:07] <ciss> on ubuntu natty, my syntactically correct settings in /etc/hdparm.conf get ignored. settings i made in rc.local got reverted. what am i missing?
[00:07] <KM0201> Fretta: http://ubuntuguide.net/install-imagemagick-in-ubuntu-linux      another one
[00:07] <lion42> ... why is it that three people answer their question and nobody can answer mine.
[00:07]  * lion42 laughs.
[00:07] <pfifo> Fretta, disregard that im thinking of the wrong program
[00:07] <ciss> (i now they got reverted because i issued hdparm -y and heard the drive spin down for moment)
[00:07] <KM0201> lion42: didnt see your quetion, what was it?
[00:07] <edbian> we hate you lion42
[00:08] <lion42> edbian, I'm used to it. <3
[00:08] <ciss> "for a moment"
[00:08] <Fretta> Thanks guys/gals :)
[00:08] <KM0201> lion42: i actually sent a channel message (to everyone but you of course) to not answer your question... it's an #ubuntu conspiracy
[00:08] <pfifo> lion42, repeat, your not even on my scrollback
[00:09] <ciss> KM0201: conspiracy? thought it was mentioned in the topic ...
[00:09] <lion42> KM0201, I switched my hd from my old laptop, a thinkpad sl420 with 0 problems running 10.04 64, to my new laptop, a t420i. I can't change the resolution from 1024x768 and my fn keys don't work. How do I fix?
[00:09] <aroman> Hi, how can I get my external hard drive to auto-mount during boot in Natty?
[00:09] <edbian> lion42: what graphics card do you have?
[00:09] <KM0201> my first thought, would be to reconfigure xorg.conf
[00:09] <pfifo> !fstab | aroman
[00:09] <lion42> ed1703, intel hd 3000 integrated
[00:09] <edbian> aroman: Make an entry for it in fstab
[00:09] <sudokill> aroman, use fstab
[00:09] <edbian> lion42: Can you pastebin dmesg for me?
[00:09] <lion42> KM0201, that was advised to me, if I could only find that file. WHICH I CANNOT because I am secretly a noob
[00:10] <aroman> i didn't realize fstab could work with external HDs
[00:10] <ciss> aroman: add "udisks --mount /dev/xxx" to /etc/rc.local
[00:10] <lion42> edbian, small and stupid words pls.
[00:10] <ciss> with xxx being your drive
[00:10] <aroman> ciss: that'd make more sense to me
[00:10] <edbian> lion42: run dmesg  copy and paste the output here: paste.ubuntu.com  give me the link
[00:10] <KM0201> lion42: xorg.conf is in /etc/X11/xorg.conf  if you don't have one, you need to create one
[00:10] <edbian> lion42: clear enough? :)
[00:10] <KM0201> !res | lion42
[00:10] <pfifo> lion42, you dont move an installed OS to another set of hardware, reinstll
[00:10] <aroman> i asked specifically because i didn't want to use fstab
[00:10] <lion42> pfifo, I did.
[00:11] <KM0201> pfifo: meh... it an actually be done usually with Linux.. Linux isn't windows
[00:11] <edbian> lion42: The fn keys are a separate issue
[00:11] <centHOGG> it isn't?
[00:11] <edbian> pfifo: What if you replace the parts over time 1 by 1?
[00:11] <edbian> pfifo: When do you reinstall?
[00:11] <lion42> and I have actually used multiple computers with the same hd, lol
[00:11] <edbian> aroman: that is the only way
[00:11] <pfifo> aroman, why not, standards are standards :)
[00:11] <lion42> but I figured it was worth trying..
[00:11] <edbian> aroman: but it is not hard
[00:11] <aroman> i know perfectly well how to use fstab, lol.
[00:11] <KM0201> edbian: well, if we all have Window-itis, we reinstall whenever we upgrade any hardware..
[00:11] <edbian> KM0201: linux is windows
[00:12] <aroman> but i'd much rather hook into the init system directly
[00:12] <nit-wit> lion42, have you run a update to get the proper drivers?
[00:12] <aroman> and ubuntu is insane and uses upstart
[00:12] <edbian> aroman: :)
[00:12] <lion42> KM0201, I don't have one
[00:12] <ciss> aroman: if you mount a drive in gnome and then type "mount" on the command line, you'll see your drive listed with the option uhelper=udisks
[00:12] <edbian> KM0201: :)
[00:12] <centHOGG> linux is like windows without all the thought behind it
[00:12] <KM0201> lion42: there you goo, you need to create one
[00:12] <lion42> nit-wit, no. The drivers tool is not showing me any drivers
[00:12] <lion42> KM0201, how
[00:12] <KM0201> !res | lion42 its there.
[00:12] <KM0201> lion42: second link
[00:12] <pfifo> lion42, well this is an X problem, I personally write my own xorg.conf for all my systems, habit from non modular X, it works great
[00:13] <edbian> centHOGG: ha
[00:13] <aroman> ciss: I know which spec device it is, but thanks ;)
[00:13] <ciss> edbian: it's not the only way
[00:13] <Reikoku>  pfifo: Thought I was the only one :D
[00:13] <edbian> ciss: really?
[00:14]  * aroman wonders when ubuntu will hop on the systemd wagon
[00:14] <lion42> KM0201, clicked the link, am lost.
[00:14] <TrentH> Hey
[00:14] <pfifo> aroman, there is the /etc/init/mountall.conf file for upstart, if you really want to intergrate to the fullest, that is the place
[00:14] <Reikoku> systemd is bad :(
[00:14] <aroman> Reikoku: nonsense
[00:14] <aroman> systemd is awesome
[00:15] <aroman> pfifo: i'll look into that, thansk
[00:15] <bazhang> !ot
[00:15] <Reikoku> No, it's not :/
[00:15] <aroman> thanks*
[00:15] <aroman> Reikoku: links
[00:15] <edbian> lion42: look at dynamically settings different resolutions
[00:15] <TrentH> Hello, i'm having trouble with VMware. Whenever I go to "Power On a OS" it minimizes and won't stay open?
[00:15] <Reikoku> aroman: It's another attempt to drop even further POSIX support
[00:15] <pfifo> !who | bazhang
[00:15] <bazhang> lets get back to ubuntu support please
[00:15] <bazhang> pfifo, you, for one
[00:15] <aroman> Reikoku: but it's way faster
[00:15] <KM0201> lion42: look at "adding undetected resolutions"
[00:15] <edbian> lion42: and step 6.4
[00:15] <Reikoku> aroman: If you believe in portable applications and services, systemd is bad
[00:15] <aroman> i don't
[00:15] <Reikoku> It's not way faster
[00:15] <aroman> so there you go xD
[00:16] <edbian> I don't even believe in shoes
[00:16] <bazhang> Reikoku, #ubuntu-offtopic for that please
[00:16] <edbian> or VCRs
[00:16] <pfifo> bazhang, are you seriously talking to me?
[00:16] <centHOGG> betamax?
[00:16] <Reikoku> bazhang: If anyone needs support I will happily give them support
[00:16] <markus> hello hello
[00:17] <edbian> markus: hi
[00:17] <bazhang> Reikoku, this is not chat central until that time.
[00:17] <markus> is there someone here who might be able to help me with a photo editing programm im looking for?
[00:17] <bazhang> markus, whats the name
[00:17] <Reikoku> markus: Probably
[00:17] <markus> i have a blurry pic and wold like to un-blur it
[00:17] <centHOGG> stop drinking
[00:17] <markus> im just looking for a programm that can do it
[00:17] <mikef187> lol
[00:17] <bazhang> centHOGG, stop that
[00:17] <sudokill> gimp?
[00:18] <markus> hmmm that might fix the prob already centHOGG
[00:18] <markus> ;
[00:18] <Reikoku> markus: Unshake might work
[00:18] <edbian> gimp probably but actually doing it is probably hard
[00:18] <aroman> ciss: anything different from `udisks --mount` as compared to `mount`?
[00:18] <Reikoku> http://www.zen147963.zen.co.uk/Unshake/Download.html markus
[00:18] <markus> unshake eh?
[00:19] <Reikoku> But it's not easy to do, and usually doesn't work
[00:19] <sudokill> gimp has sharpen
[00:19] <markus> im a beginner on linux and i cant find it in the software centre
[00:19] <sudokill> idk how well it works
[00:19] <markus> how do i get it?
[00:19] <aroman> markus: have you tried glasses? :P
[00:19] <lion42> haha.
[00:19] <markus> what the terminal command?
[00:19] <Reikoku> markus: unshake probably isn't in the software centre
[00:19] <centHOGG> gimp = obama's presidency so far
[00:19] <Reikoku> gimp will be
[00:19] <markus> glasses of beer aroman ;)
[00:19] <Reikoku> lol obama
[00:20] <lion42> KM0201, looking at it, might as well be in greek for me. :P
[00:20] <edbian> wow, we are off-topic!
[00:20] <KM0201> centHOGG: lol, for the win!
[00:20] <KM0201> markus: if gimp isn't in software center, you need to adjust your source list most likely
[00:20] <Andy-at-home> ive just created a x509 certificate with openswan, where can I find it?
[00:21] <pfifo> aroman, sorry I kinda got lost in the offtopic chatter did you have a question about the upstars script? can you ask again?
[00:21] <Kre10s_> trying to depmod... http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/650913/
[00:21] <berzirker> #org-mode
[00:21] <aroman> markus: the command would be something like wget http://www.zen147963.zen.co.uk/Unshake/Unshake15r1b.zip && unzip Unshake15r1b.zip && cd Unshake/; java Unshake.jar
[00:21] <aroman> i forget the syntax for launching java apps, and I don't have a JRE installed
[00:21] <markus> tthanks aroman ill give it a shot
[00:21] <aroman> pfifo: Ah, I was just asking the difference from udisks --mount and `mount`
[00:21] <arooni-mobile> hi folks;  i want to transfer 22G of stuff from one ubuntu laptop to another.  im doing it over wireless but its only getting 100kbps or so
[00:22] <lion42> aroman, afaik it... works if you just click it?
[00:22] <aroman> arooni-mobile: wireless is slow
[00:22] <lion42> unpack and click it, that is.
[00:22] <aroman> lion42: he asked for the terminal command ;)
[00:22] <markus> and thanks Reikoku and KM0201
[00:22] <Reikoku> np
[00:22] <arooni-mobile> hi folks;  i want to transfer 22G of stuff from one ubuntu laptop to another.  im doing it over wireless but its only getting 100kbps or so... i also have a regular ethernet cable that is hooked up between both laptops.  how can i do this faster?
[00:22] <lion42> aroman, well its not my fault they want needless complications!
[00:22] <aroman> hah
[00:22] <Reikoku> arooni-mobile: rsync works best for me
[00:22] <aroman> Reikoku: +1
[00:22] <edbian> arooni-mobile: You cannot go from computer to computer without a special cable
[00:23] <edbian> arooni-mobile: compress the data then send it
[00:23] <arooni-mobile> edbian, so ethernet cable doesnt work?
[00:23] <arooni-mobile> how do i compress then send it
[00:23] <edbian> arooni-mobile: Not a regular one no.  Unless you have a switch and two cables
[00:23] <pfifo> aroman, ahh use mount, udisks isnt in base
[00:23] <aroman> you'd need a CAT5e bridging cable
[00:23] <edbian> arooni-mobile: right click it and compress
[00:23] <KM0201> lion42: is your resolutioon normal on the live cd?
[00:23] <pfifo> !info udisks | aroman
[00:23] <aroman> pfifo: it isn't bash-completion completed it
[00:23] <aroman> it isn't*?
[00:23] <lion42> KM0201, no, its stuck in the same shit
[00:23] <aroman> yeah I'm on natty
[00:23] <lion42> which I know is not the actual max res on the laptop
[00:23] <bazhang> lion42, no cursing
[00:24] <pfifo> aroman, you might NOT have udisks, mount you HAVE to have
[00:24] <aroman> sure
[00:24] <aroman> but what's the difference technically?
[00:24] <KM0201> lion42: i think what you want to do... is sudo Xorg -configure
[00:24] <KM0201> lion42: follow the prompts
[00:24] <KM0201> lion42: you may have to drop to console to do that though
[00:24] <pfifo> aroman, thats the thing I dont have it, so no manpage to know what it dose
[00:24] <lion42> KM0201, the prompts make about as much sense to me as singing cats!
[00:24] <Reikoku> This channel must be a nightmare to moderate with so many rules :P
[00:24] <justine777w> I am trying to get the wireless on my laptop to work, but I do not know which windows driver to download in order to finish completing the instructions.
[00:24] <aroman> pfifo: ah. well I can read a manpage too :)
[00:25] <pfifo> aroman, i suspect man 8 udisks,
[00:25] <aroman> Reikoku: that's why there's hundreds of people in here to help I guess ;)
[00:25] <edbian> lion42: ask more specific questions instead of always saying 'I don't understand this!'
[00:25] <KM0201> lion42: have out ried it?.. just take defaults, then you'lll have a xorg.conf, and can set it up
[00:25] <lion42> ... defaults of what? where?
[00:25] <Reikoku> aroman: I think that's more linked to the proportion of Ubuntu users on freenode :P
[00:25] <KM0201> justine777w: are you sure you need a windows driver, which wireless device do you have? there may be Linux drivers
[00:25] <KM0201> lion42: hang on just a sec
[00:26] <lion42> edbian, I'm in the undetected resolution section of the page. it gives instructions like entering xrandr --newmode <Mode``Line>, what should I enter in those fields?
[00:26] <edbian> justine777w: Use a linux driver! :D
[00:26] <swim> hey lovely folks, i've got ubuntu with lxde interface..  how do i get that dang home folder link off of my desktop?????
[00:27] <edbian> lion42: mmm, I didn't look that closely.  I do not know how to come up with mode lines.  You should follow KM0201's directions
[00:27] <pfifo> lion42, it wants the syntax for a xorg.conf modeline
[00:27] <Kre10s_> trying to depmod... http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/650913/ any idea of a workaround to get this to work on a 64 bit system?
[00:27] <edbian> pfifo: Do you know how to make them?
[00:27] <justine777w> KM0201: Broadcom STA Wireless driver
[00:27] <edbian> justine777w: what card do you have?
[00:27] <Kre10s_> seems pretty basic to me.
[00:27] <KM0201> justine777w: that still doesn't tell me what card you have
[00:27] <pfifo> edbian, no but i have an example for you
[00:27] <justine777w> edbian: I am not sure what card I have.
[00:27] <lion42> justaman, "system" "administration" "hardware drivers"
[00:27] <edbian> pfifo: for him :)
[00:27] <lion42> no need to manually install it in my experience.
[00:27] <edbian> justine777w: sudo lspci will show you what card
[00:27] <aroman> pfifo: udisks(7) actually
[00:28] <martin_tsc> Hi there,  Im trying to set up a VPN, what is the gateway that I use?
[00:28] <edbian> justine777w: It is a pci card not usb right?
[00:28] <KM0201> justine777w: open a terminal and copy/paste this thre and hit enter..... lspci | grep Wireless
[00:28] <aroman> pfifo: and it looks like it's a d-bus daemon that hooks into the system bus, and is likely a wrapper for the lower level tools like `mount`'s backend
[00:28] <pfifo> edbian, lion42 try editing this you might not need "modeline" part:  Modeline      "1600x1200" 162.00 1600 1664 1856 2160 1200 1201 1204 1250
[00:29] <edbian> pfifo: what are all the numbers?
[00:29] <Andy-at-home> why would i get the errors "IPsec support in kernel - [FAILED]" and "Checking that pluto is running - [FAILED]"
[00:29] <Andy-at-home> trying to get openswan installed
[00:29] <lion42> pfifo, what do I type before that to properly enter it?
[00:29] <sudokill> ctcp Andy-at-home version
[00:30] <Andy-at-home> what was that?
[00:30] <edbian> KM0201: where did you go?
[00:30] <justine777w> edbian: http://pastebin.com/ZhzTwtAC
[00:30] <pfifo> lion its easier for me to know what resolution you want
[00:30] <edbian> justine777w: reading...
[00:30] <KM0201> edbian: right here, why?
[00:30] <pfifo> lion42,  its easier for me to know what resolution you want
[00:30] <edbian> KM0201: didn't hear from you for a bit
[00:30] <edbian> justine777w: I know exactly how to get this card working.
[00:30] <edbian> justine777w: PM me?
[00:30] <KM0201> edbian: lol, PMing w/ lion on this graphics card issue.
[00:30] <edbian> KM0201: ahh!
[00:31] <lion42> pfifo, 1366x768
[00:31] <martin_tsc> which is the Gateway I can use to set up a VPN?
[00:31] <justine777w> KM0201:http://pastebin.com/ZhzTwtAC
[00:31] <pfifo> lion42, LCD or CRT?
[00:31] <edbian> justine777w: PM me?
[00:31] <swim> remove home folder from desktop on lxde interface??
[00:31] <KM0201> justine777w: i saw it, talk w/ edbian, he's familiar w/ that device.. it should get working very easily
[00:31] <KM0201> you don't need a windows driver
[00:31] <lion42> pfifo, lcd on a laptop
[00:31] <edbian> KM0201: thanks :)
[00:32] <Justin-home> A long time ago on Ubuntu server I installed a sql server and forgot the password. I need a fresh install of mysql5 but it gives me 'Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO)' when I try to set the password for the new install. Any ideas how to get rid of the old mysql database?
[00:32] <nvrpunk> hey, im using 11.10 with an intel 915 and the transparency no longer works
[00:32] <nvrpunk> anyone have any ideas?
[00:32] <kyan> edbian: I ran that command and downloaded the packages. They are installing now.
[00:32] <justine777w> KM0201: thank you
[00:32] <edbian> kyan: I don't recall but ok :)
[00:33] <KM0201> justine777w: i didn't really do anything, but..lol, ok.. if it helped, i'm glad i could help
[00:33] <kyan> sudo apt-get upgrade
[00:33] <pfifo> lion42, then try `xrandr --newmode  "1600x1200"`
[00:33] <edbian> kyan: ahhh
[00:33] <edbian> kyan: Yes I recall now
[00:33] <pfifo> lion42, sorry
[00:33] <lion42> pfifo, my laptop can't do 1600..
[00:34] <edbian> lion42: That's the resolution you wanted
[00:34] <mikef187>     /set irc_conf_mode on
[00:34] <pfifo> lion42, then try `xrandr --newmode  "1366x768"` old paste data :(
[00:34] <kyan> edbian: Sorry it took so long. There were about 180 mb (or something like that? between 1 and 2 hundred megs) of packages to download
[00:34] <lion42> okay
[00:34] <edbian> kyan: that's fine
[00:34] <kyan> edbian: ok it's done now.
[00:34] <aroman> ciss: others: So I added the `udisks` line into my rc.local, and the parition successfully mounted during boot. however, the directory where the drive was mounted to is chowned by root, and I need my desktop (obviously not-root) user to have read/write privileges in there. How can I do that?
[00:34] <edbian> kyan: did you do update and upgrade?
[00:34] <edbian> kyan: both are done?
[00:34] <kyan> edbian: yes
[00:34] <edbian> kyan: sudo gdm
[00:35] <aroman> just add a `chown` like after the mount command?
[00:35] <aroman> s/like/line/
[00:35] <Yewbacca> What path does patches to the Ubuntu Xorg Intel driver take? Xorg.freedesktop -> Debian -> Ubuntu?
[00:35] <kyan> edbian: sudo gdm: /usr/sbin/gdm-binary: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libgio-2.0.so.0: undefined symbol: g_mapped_file_unref
[00:35] <edbian> kyan: still!
[00:35] <edbian> kyan: restart
[00:35] <pfifo> aroman, chmod the directory
[00:36] <edbian> kyan: then we'll try to purge and reinstall gdm
[00:36] <aroman> pfifo: but where?
[00:36] <aroman> wait chmod?
[00:36] <kyan> edbian: Ok.
[00:36] <aroman> not chown?
[00:36] <lion42> pfifo, http://pastebin.com/D5GCYudZ
[00:36] <edbian> kyan: k
[00:36] <aroman> root can read/write to it
[00:36] <pfifo> aroman, at the command line, now
[00:36] <aroman> well that's not useful
[00:36] <ciss> aroman: i'd rather chown than chmod
[00:36] <aroman> since I need it to happen every reboot
[00:36] <ciss> easier to reverse
[00:36] <aroman> ciss: exactly
[00:36] <WHAT_UP> I know this is a super vague question, but I feel like my computer is really bad at watching flash videos on full screen, at least compared with zoomed in video (which it seems to underperform in, as well). Any idea why this is the case?
[00:36] <kyan> edbian: Thank you for being so patient with me :-P
[00:36] <edbian> kyan: sure
[00:37] <aroman> WHAT_UP: adobe doesn't pour much effort into Flash on Mac and Linux
[00:37] <nit-wit> WHAT_UP, try ading the FF add on flash aid
[00:37] <aroman> so performance is pretty bad
[00:37] <edbian> kyan: I'm not sure it will fix it
[00:37] <pfifo> lion42, --newmode dosent expect a modeline at all
[00:37] <kyan> edbian: Should I boot using recovery mode or not?
[00:37] <aroman> ciss: so I need to add the chown command to rc.local, right?
[00:38] <WHAT_UP> nit-wit: i generally use chrome. what does this do?
[00:38] <centr0> hi all. I'm having problems bringing up anything other than the install screen.  when going to live or trying to install i get a black screen.  I've seen documentation about hitting F6 and selecting 'nomodeset' but I can't find that anywhere. The screenshots show a purple screen with a bunch of options at the bottom. My install screen does not have that. It's black with a white Ubuntu logo with only a few main options: run live, install ubunt
[00:38] <ciss> aroman: do you need the files to be owned by root when the drive is not mounted?
[00:38] <aroman> ciss: nope
[00:38] <pfifo> aroman, you need to create a irectory at boot for the partition to be mounted to? even fstab dosent do tat
[00:38] <lion42> pfifo, so then what do I do?
[00:38] <WHAT_UP> aroman: wasn't there once some free clone of flash? how's that one doing?
[00:38] <edbian> kyan: If you can boot normally boot normally.  If not switch to tty using ctrl + alt + F1  don't bother with recovery mode
[00:38] <aroman> pfifo: i don't
[00:38] <aroman> WHAT_UP: poorly :)
[00:38] <kyan> edbian: Ok.
[00:38] <edbian> kyan: We don't use that unless we have to.  WE can get to tty1 so we def don't have to
[00:38] <pfifo> aroman, you only need to chmod once
[00:39] <aroman> pfifo: i don't think so
[00:39] <aroman> since it'll remove and recreate the directory
[00:39] <aroman> the directory name is just the partition label
[00:39] <WHAT_UP> aroman: That's unfortunate (as is your use of a smily face =( )
[00:39] <nit-wit> WHAT_UP, it will setup the latest adobe and clean stuff up an excellent app.
[00:39] <pfifo> aroman, unless the directory is created on boot it will be persistant
[00:39] <aroman> WHAT_UP: whoops, meant a frowny-face :P
[00:39] <aroman> pfifo: sure about that?
[00:40] <aroman> and wouldn't the chown need to be recursive anyway?
[00:40] <nit-wit> WHAT_UP, chrome is using the same files for flash.
[00:40] <ciss> pfifo: the default behavior of udisks --mount under natty desktop is to create a directory in /media/ and mount into that
[00:40] <mikef187> mikef187,  test
[00:40] <bazhang> !test > mikef187
[00:40] <aroman> ciss: so do I need to chown in rc.local or not?
[00:40] <ciss> aroman: i would do it once
[00:40] <aroman> O.o
[00:40] <ciss> i see no need to do it every time
[00:40] <aroman> okay then
[00:40] <aroman> so i'll just do it now
[00:41] <WHAT_UP> nit-wit: alright. running flash-aid. here we go!
[00:41] <pfifo> lion42, say, by chance did you have an xorg.conf to begin with?
[00:41] <lion42> pfifo, I didn't.
[00:41] <kyan> edbian: Booted.
[00:41] <pfifo> lion42, and you have reinstalled and the same effect happens?
[00:41] <edbian> kyan: graphics?
[00:41] <kyan> edbian: No.
[00:41] <edbian> kyan: sudo gdm in tty1
[00:42] <golemz> I feel silly, but is there a music player that will allow me to drag and drop a folder of music into a playlist, instead of scanning that folder and then painstakingly creating my playlist? i've tried exaile and clementine
[00:42] <golemz> caveat: the folder resides on an smb share
[00:42] <lion42> pfifo, I reinstalled when I switched the hd into this computer, as I was using 10.04 32 in the old one and am now using 10.04 64 now. The issue was present in the old one, was present on usb, and is present now.
[00:42] <kyan> edbian: Same error :-(
[00:42] <kyan> edbian: sudo apt-get purge gdm?
[00:42] <edbian> kyan: I have one more idea.  sudo apt-get purge gdm   sudo apt-get install gdm
[00:42] <Andy-at-home> guys, im receiving the error "IPsec support in kernel - FAILED" when I do 'sudo ipsec verify', is this fixable or is this because I am using a VPS?
[00:42] <edbian> kyan: yeah.
[00:42] <aroman> golemz: i don't see what smb would matter, since everything is abstracted via GIO nowadays
[00:42] <ciss> golemz: haven't touched it for a while, but rythmbox might be able to do that
[00:43] <aroman> golemz: have you tried Banshee?
[00:43] <pfifo> golemz, ls /path/to/folder > playlist
[00:43] <golemz> no, ill try banshee and rhythmbox, thanks guys!
[00:44] <Nikyo> Hi
[00:44] <Andy-at-home> im receiving the error "IPsec support in kernel - FAILED" when I do 'sudo ipsec verify', is this fixable or is this because I am using a VPS?
[00:44] <Andy-at-home> 4 hours to setup a VPN
[00:44] <pfifo> lion42, that makes no sense you cant install 32 bit and then simply USE 64 bit
[00:45] <aroman> Hi
[00:45] <lion42> pfifo, I -started- with 32 on the hd when I put it in the computer. Since I -have- 8gb of ram in the new machine, I decided to install 64
[00:45] <lion42> the problem existed in 32, and now exists with the fresh clean install of 64.
[00:46] <pfifo> lion42, ok so at this point were at a fresh install of 64 bit 10.04
[00:46] <lion42> pfifo, yes.
[00:46] <pfifo> lion42, do you have a graphics card?
[00:46] <WHAT_UP> nit-wit: still terrible in full screen, but it seems to work a lot better in a maximized window
[00:46] <lion42> pfifo, integrated intel hd 3000
[00:47] <flecha> Hello! Is there a way to show a notification (like the ones from libnotify) using a terminal command?
[00:47] <sabdfl> flecha: notify-send
[00:47] <new> ebani nasos!
[00:47] <pfifo> lion42, have you tried a custom xorg.conf?
[00:47] <kyan> edbian: gdm purged and reinstalled.
[00:47] <golemz> sweet, rhythmbox is allowing drag 'n drop of folders > playlists. great success
[00:47] <lion42> pfifo, no. How do I do that?
[00:48] <flecha> sabdfl, where do I find it?
[00:48] <edbian> kyan: try to start it
[00:48] <nicofs> I just added the ubuntu repos to my /etc/apt/sources.list - but all "apt-get update" returns is 404 - not found. Why could that be the case? The device in question is ARM - but basically that should be in the repos aswell... or not?
[00:48] <sabdfl> flecha: sudo apt-get install notify-send
[00:48] <nicofs> The question might be slightly off-topic, so if anyone feels offended by that please say so now and i will leave the problem unsolved - i don't want to be banned...
[00:48] <kyan> Same error.
[00:48] <bazhang> nicofs, asked in #ubuntu-arm?
[00:49] <kyan> edbian: I can try to uninstall libgio.
[00:49] <flecha> sabdfl, not in repository =/
[00:49] <nicofs> bazhang, good idea... hang on
[00:49] <edbian> kyan: what is that?
[00:49] <bazhang> err #ubuntu-arm nicofs
[00:49] <edbian> libgio ?
[00:49] <sabdfl> flecha: sorry, libnotify-bin
[00:49] <pfifo> lion42, use this but replace 1024x768 with your LCD's native resoultion http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1270209
[00:49] <kyan> edbian: Yes, the error gdm was igving was symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libgio-2.0.so.0: undefined symbol: g_mapped_file_unref
[00:50] <edbian> kyan: sure, remove it
[00:50] <edbian> kyan: see if it lets you
[00:50] <Python> Hi bazhang
[00:50] <kyan> edbian: Ok.
[00:50] <Andy-at-home> does this help?
[00:50] <flecha> sabdfl, ty! =)
[00:50] <ciss> has anyone using ubuntu natty successfully added entries to /etc/hdparm.conf ?
[00:50] <sabdfl> flecha: :)
[00:50] <edbian> kyan: the error is the source of the file listed.  /usr/lib/libgio-2.0.so.0
[00:51] <martin_tsc> can someone help me as how to set up a VPN?
[00:51] <lion42> pfifo, i make that entire text box into a file called xorg.conf?
[00:51] <Andy-at-home> good to see some stereotypes arent true
[00:51] <kyan> edbian: Sorry, do you mean that that file causedd the error?
[00:51] <pfifo> lion42, well basically yes, BUT read it, and ask if ou dont understand it.
[00:51] <edbian> kyan: yeah, just some background.  Try removing that package (if it is a package)
[00:51] <nicofs> bazhang, at first look, i thought, 404 doesn't sound too architecture related - and apart from that most people are in this channel...
[00:51] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[00:51] <edbian> aaaarrrghgghhg!
[00:52] <martin_tsc> I have all the pre-requisites done, but simply need to configure my machine to connect to my VPN, which gateway do I connect to?
[00:52] <Python> Netsplit?
[00:52] <pfifo> IM RESPONSIBLE for the netsplit
[00:52] <edbian> ha
[00:52] <bazhang> pfifo, please stop that
[00:53] <pfifo> okay
[00:53] <Python> pfifo !
[00:53] <kyan> edbian: /usr/sbin/gdm-binary: error while loading shared libraries: libgio-2.0.so.0: can not open shared object file: No such file or directory
[00:53] <kyan> edbian: lol
[00:53] <edbian> kyan: that's after removing the package? Put it back man!
[00:53] <bazhang> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/VPN martin_tsc read this?
[00:53] <edbian> kyan: This might fix everthang'
[00:54] <kyan> edbian: it's not in an installed package. I used rm -rf. The last time libgio was in the repos was with hardy
[00:54] <lion42> Okay, restarting.
[00:54] <lion42> I will pray against breaking something.
[00:54] <pfifo> lion42, wait
[00:54] <kyan> edbian: (IIRC anyway)
[00:54] <edbian> kyan: good memory!
[00:54] <edbian> kyan: We might need that though
[00:54] <kyan> edbian: well that's just because I googled it about 5 minutes ago to see what the heck it was
[00:54] <edbian> kyan: ha!
[00:55] <edbian> kyan: this is 11.04 right?
[00:55] <zerothis> i have no apps listed "for purchase" in USC (natty)
[00:55] <chilversc> whenever I try to set up my graphics card (nvidia) ubuntu fails to boot, it just keeps hanging at "Starting AppArmor profiles"
[00:55] <kyan> edbian: 10.10
[00:55] <pfifo> lion42, alt+ctrl+F1 to goto a tty and then login and `sudo restart gdm` much easier, might need to alt+ctrl+f& or F8 to go back to GUI
[00:55] <ciss> #568120
[00:55] <ciss> hm
[00:55] <kyan> edbian: I'm not planning on upgrading any time soon. My setup is very seriously customised and I don't want to break it with an upgrade
[00:55] <pfifo> lion42, F7 or F8 (typo)
[00:55] <edbian> kyan: sure
[00:56] <Busigast> good morning =) does anyone know who to talk to/where to start a local ubuntu group ?
[00:56] <edbian> kyan: so the error now is that it's missing?
[00:56] <bazhang> !loco
[00:56] <bazhang> Busigast, ^
[00:56] <kyan> edbian: Yes, so I'm going to try to now add the old repos to reinstall it.
[00:56] <chevymeister> I tried using wubi, when I boot I get an error saying 'no root file system is defined', anyone have an idea?
[00:56] <edbian> kyan: well don't do that.
[00:56] <kyan> edbian: Unless, of course, you think that 's a bad idea.
[00:56] <edbian> kyan: We should be able to work without
[00:56] <lion42> pfifo, no joy
[00:56] <kyan> edbian: I guess you do.
[00:57] <edbian> kyan: I do
[00:57] <Busigast> bazhang: Thanks ill take a look =)
[00:57] <martin_tsc> bazhang, i read this before, I am unsure what to do at the actual window of adding a VPN,  which gateway do I use etc
[00:57] <pfifo> lion42, but you got a gui atleast :)
[00:57] <lion42> haha
[00:57] <nit-wit> chevymeister, there is a great wubi megathread at the ubuntu forums need a link?
[00:57] <nicofs> Does anyone know why "apt-get update" would return "404 - not found" for some of the repos?
[00:57] <bazhang> chevymeister, checked the wubiguide yet?
[00:57] <lion42> looking at the bright side, are we.
[00:57] <pfifo>  lion42 can you pasetbin you xorg.conf
[00:57] <kyan> edbian: hehe. o
[00:57] <edbian> kyan: libgio is a package in natty.  libgio-cil   libgio-fam   libgio2.0-cil-dev
[00:57] <chevymeister> No, I have not. Can I have a link please :).
[00:57] <lion42> pfifo, i prob screwed it up, 1 sec
[00:57] <bazhang> !wubi > chevymeister
[00:57] <edbian> kyan: lemme see what gdm depends on
[00:58] <kyan> edbian: Hmm.
[00:58] <rww> nicofs: archive.ubuntu.com does not appear to contain ARM repositories.
[00:58] <chevymeister> Awesome, thanks. :)
[00:58] <lion42> pfifo, http://pastebin.com/thQGjUQC
[00:58] <kyan> edbian: Maybe I can install the version from natty, but I bet that would break something.
[00:58] <nicofs> rww, do you know what does? I mean, they exist - so they must be somewhere...
[00:58] <edbian> kyan: oh yeah
[00:58] <edbian> you're on 10.10
[00:58] <edbian> hang on
[00:58] <rww> nicofs: no idea
[00:58] <pfifo> nicofs, try doing an apt-get update
[00:59] <Mike9863> I am trying to add another monitor to my laptop, however I am having some trouble. When I attempt to apply the settings for the second monitor, I get an error that states: "The selected configure for displays could not be applied. Required virtual size does not fit available size: requested=(2766, 1050), minimum = (320, 200), maximum=(1600, 1600)." Not only this, but the highest available resolution it lists is 1400 x 1050 for
[00:59] <pfifo> rww your bad
[00:59] <tiox> Just figured I would come in and say to those helpers who think people don't read the documentation, I do. And it helped me to make launchers for Wine. :)
[00:59] <edbian> kyan: the same packages are in 10.10
[00:59] <edbian> kyan: sudo apt-get install ligio-cil
[00:59] <edbian> kyan: then sudo gdm
[00:59] <nicofs> pfifo, that is what returns 404 - but if archive does not include arm, then it's obvious wha it returns 404...
[01:00] <tiox> It could be a hardware issue, Mike. Not entirely sure.
[01:00] <kyan> edbian: edbian: Oh wow! I didn't even find that. I tried libgio, libgio-2.0, and pretty much every other possibility. Maybe I should have used aptitude to do a search! (duh!)
[01:00] <nit-wit> chevymeister, hold on my right click has died to paste, if you lokk on google with wuvi megathread it should be at the top.
[01:00] <edbian> kyan: I'm using the internet
[01:00] <edbian> kyan: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libgio&searchon=names&suite=maverick&section=all
[01:00] <pfifo> lion42, try this modification http://pastebin.com/8vP62CxR
[01:01] <pfifo> nicofs, are you using an ARM processor?
[01:01] <rww> pfifo: do try to keep up.
[01:01] <tiox> Hey Mike, just for shits and giggles, see if xrandr recognizes the second monitor.
[01:01] <lion42> pfifo, replace the whole file with that?
[01:01] <nicofs> pfifo, yep...
[01:01] <pfifo> lion42, yeah
[01:01] <edbian> yeah
[01:01] <tiox> Type "xrandr" into a terminal and see what goes.
[01:02] <pfifo> nicofs, apt-get update does that?
[01:03] <lion42> pfifo, no joy
[01:03] <nicofs> pfifo, yes... but if rww is right about the normal repos not having arm, it does so rightfully...
[01:03] <tiox> Mike9863?
[01:03] <Mike9863> tiox: http://pastebin.com/nSz6EY3Y. I am able to get it to work when I chooser a lower resolution, however I should be using something that is even higher than what is listed.
[01:03] <pfifo> lion42, pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[01:03] <rww> nicofs: See, for example, http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/natty/main/ and its lack of a binary-armel ;)
[01:04] <rww> The only ARM device I have hasn't been supported by Ubuntu since jaunty though, so I don't keep track of what they're doing with it these days :\
[01:04] <edbian> kyan: you there?
[01:05] <ayaka> I need a music player which can classfy music by their arts album and can read cue
[01:05] <chilversc> ok, this is random, sometimes I boot and it hangs at "Starting AppArmor", other times it will reach the login screen but after logging in the desktop doesn't come up leaving me with a blank wallpaper
[01:05] <chevymeister> So I'm assuming Ubuntu won't install onto a raid array. Guess that's my issue.
[01:05] <bazhang> ayaka, which have you tried
[01:05] <lion42> pfifo, http://pastebin.com/Mj42EcnH
[01:05] <pfifo> nicofs, yeah but the packaging system is based on debain which has been ported to toasters and blenders :) Seems your apt is setup to look in the wrong place, im not really sure how to fix it
[01:05] <bazhang> chevymeister, using the alternate cd?
[01:05] <tiox> Hmmm... Hey Mike9863, did this work in Windows before? Or is Windows not available for you?
[01:05] <chevymeister> Nah, tried using wubi.
[01:05] <ayaka> bazhang, audacious
[01:06] <Mike9863> tiox, when I got the laptop I put Ubuntu on it right away. I never tested it with dual monitors.
[01:06] <bazhang> chevymeister, wubi is not a "real" install, no raid support there
[01:06] <chevymeister> Oh! So if I boot of a cd, I'm good?
[01:06] <bazhang> ayaka, try banshee rhythmbox amarok
[01:06] <bazhang> chevymeister, try the alternate cd, its a installer only with lots of options.
[01:06] <chilversc> how do I switch to tty1 ?
[01:06] <tiox> Now that's silly. I was going to ask if you COULD do this in Windows. And, if you couldn't, then that would confirm it's a hardware limitation.
[01:07] <ayaka> bazhang, amarok is for kde? it shows badly in gnome
[01:07] <nicofs> pfifo, at least now i know what's wrong... and i can take it from there...
[01:07] <edbian> chilversc: ctrl + alt + F1
[01:07] <chevymeister> ! Thanks bazhang :) I'll give it a shot.
[01:07] <chilversc> edbian: doesn't do anything
[01:07] <edbian> chilversc: does anything do anything? Is the system frozen?
[01:07] <bazhang> chilversc, are you in unity?
[01:07] <chilversc> edbian: well the desktop wall paper shows, but no menus or anything else, mouse cursor still moves
[01:07] <tiox> Is it one of those power-sipping netbooks, Mike9863?
[01:08] <tiox> Because I get no problems with my decently-sized notebook here.
[01:08] <bazhang> chilversc, what about ctrl alt T
[01:08] <Mike9863> tioix, it's an HP Pavilion dv6
[01:08] <faryshta> Hello. Is there an php help irc?
[01:08] <edbian> chilversc: Then the system is under heavy load and it will either freeze or switch. eventually
[01:08] <ayaka> bazhang, thank you
[01:08] <bazhang> faryshta, ##php
[01:08] <chilversc> edbian: I've only just logged in
[01:08] <tiox> And what's the issue at hand again?
[01:08] <rww> !register > faryshta
[01:08] <chilversc> edbian: so it shouldn't be under much load, and certainly not for this long
[01:08] <edbian> chilversc: I'm not sure then...
[01:08] <chilversc> edbian: of course, that is when it reachs the login screen and doesn't hang on "Starting AppArmor"
[01:08] <bazhang> chilversc, did you try my suggestion or not
[01:09] <tiox> Just gonna do some digging. One of the nice things about Linux, if you mine deep enough, there's always gold.
[01:09] <chilversc> bazhang: doesn't do anything
[01:09] <kyan> edbian: gconf requires that file to be  able to install the package containing that file. WTH?
[01:09] <bazhang> chilversc, you are in unity, with only wallpaper, correct?
[01:09] <edbian> kyan: we shouldn't have rm  it
[01:09] <Mike9863> tiox: When I apply the settings for the second monitor, I get this error: "The selected configure for displays could not be applied. Required virtual size does not fit available size: requested=(2766, 1050), minimum = (320, 200), maximum=(1600, 1600)." And there's also the fact that it doesn't list resolutions that it should.
[01:09] <chilversc> bazhang: I assume so
[01:09] <edbian> kyan: What is the exact error you're getting?
[01:09] <kyan> edbian: True. THat seems to have screwed things up.
[01:09] <tiox> Mike: Is the video card NVidia?
[01:09] <bazhang> chilversc, I had the same issue,
[01:10] <chilversc> bazhang: though I'm not sure what unity is
[01:10] <pfifo> lion42, have you ever had X running at 1366*768 on this computer?
[01:10] <chilversc> bazhang: I'm suspecting it has something to do with the nvidia driver the monitor settings offers to install?
[01:10] <Mike9863> tiox: I'm not sure. How would I check?
[01:10] <bazhang> chilversc, keep trying to get the gnome terminal either via alt f2 or ctrl alt T, it will show up, eventually
[01:11] <lion42> pfifo, no. but that's what worked in windows. This is a brand new computer I literally just took the windows drive out of today and started using linux on.
[01:11] <edbian> kyan: What is the file that's missing?
[01:11] <kyan> edbian: gconftool-2: error while loading shared libraries: libgio-2.0.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[01:11] <chilversc> ah sod it, I'll re-install again
[01:11] <kyan> edbian:/usr/lib/libgio-2.0.so.0
[01:11] <tiox> Mike9863: Command "lshw" should give you the goods.
[01:12] <bazhang> chilversc, its an easy fix, no need for that
[01:12] <pfifo> lion42, ok hers wht it is, Linux does not support Intel HD yet, and the VESA driver is only good upto 1024*768.
[01:12] <edbian> kyan: researching
[01:12] <bazhang> chilversc, up to you however
[01:12] <chilversc> bazhang: well, it refuses to bring up the terminal no matter what
[01:12] <martin_tsc> Seeting up VPN, getting, VPN Connection timeout,  what could be the problem?
[01:12] <chilversc> bazhang: and sometimes it fails to reach the log in screen (hangs after "Starting AppArmor"
[01:13] <chilversc> sometimes when it hangs its with a black background, sometimes a purple background, both times text mode
[01:13] <tiox> Mike9863: I was kinda rushed in response, I was being called AFK.
[01:13] <edbian> kyan: sudo aptitude reinstall glib
[01:13] <Mike9863> tiox: Okay it looks like it's ATI
[01:14] <tiox> I know, I'm doing the 20 questions thing without a real solution, but it may help somebody else as well.
[01:14] <edbian> kyan: oops typo
[01:14] <tiox> Are you using the X.org video drivers, or VESA?
[01:14] <edbian> kyan: sudo apt-get reinstall libglib2.0-0
[01:14] <pfifo> lion42, while your hardware doesnt work et, you can be on the bleeding edge and prvide good feedback for the guys who are making the intel HD driver, you should learn how to setup the latest stuff and report bugs as needes, the latest stuff might actuall work deending on what you really have
[01:15] <tiox> (I supposedly use VESA and it works just fine on here.)
[01:15] <chilversc> cool, this time, no text and stuck on a black screen
[01:15] <lion42> pfifo, my old laptop had, according to google, a "Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500MHD"
[01:15] <lion42> which worked fine.
[01:15] <lion42> never had to do a thing.
[01:15] <kyan> edbian: done.
[01:15] <tiox> Ah, Mike9863, see if using command "atisetup" works.
[01:15] <edbian> kyan: is that file back?
[01:16] <kyan> edbian: Nope
[01:16] <edbian> kyan: many package require that file to run.  The web is filled with them.
[01:16] <lion42> pfifo, is there a specific newer driver for my type of card?
[01:16] <tiox> Not entirely sure if that's still there since I'm reading this from a 6.06 LTS post, but it doesn't hurt.
[01:16] <edbian> What package contains libgio-2.0.so.0?   Anybody??
[01:16] <pfifo> lion42, Inel just, JUST got into the video card market, their old stuff and new stuff are as different as windows and ubuntu
[01:16] <lion42> ...fun
[01:16] <lion42> some upgrade I got...
[01:16] <chilversc> bazhang: so now, the screen goes purple, ubuntu logo shows, screen flashes black/white a few times, and then some text shows on a black background with the final line "Starting AppArmor profiles"
[01:16] <Mike9863> tiox: It says that command isn't found. Also I'm not sure which driver I'm using.
[01:17] <bazhang> ia32-libs, libglib2.0-0, libglib2.0-0-dbg   <--- edbian
[01:17] <pfifo> lion42, sorry for the (good) luck of having a new system, but in all reality, i bet oneiric already has it working
[01:17] <kyan> edbian: I'll download it to the mac, extract it from the deb, post it online, download it, and restore it to its rightful place in my linux box if you think that's a good idea.
[01:17] <edbian> kyan: install ia32-libs and libgbli2.0-0   (I'm sure you got that second one already though)
[01:17] <edbian> kyan: I'd rather get the package to install it
[01:17] <edbian> kyan: installing any of those files should put the file in place
[01:18] <lwizardl> hello
[01:18] <lion42> pfifo, do you mean the newer version of ubuntu?
[01:18] <Mike9863> tiox: Also, earlier I was able to get the second monitor to work with a lower resolution, but now it looks like it won't do that either.
[01:18] <kyan> edbian: I assume you mean libglib2.0-0
[01:18] <edbian> kyan: the packages bazhang listed.  IDK might have made a typo
[01:18] <KM0201> lion42: oneric is the beta
[01:18] <lwizardl> what is a good application to rename bulk files. for example removing the first 10 or so characters from a folder of files and keep the rest
[01:18] <KM0201> !11.10 | lion42
[01:18] <lion42> pfifo, also, it isn't much good luck. this laptop was a warranty replacement for my old one, a line which is no longer produced. :P
[01:18] <kyan> edbian: ok
[01:18] <edbian> kyan: sure
[01:19] <chilversc> though it makes no sense, why sometimes does it stop there, whilst other times it makes it to the login screen?
[01:19] <lion42> KM0201, where do I download the latest?
[01:19] <lion42> I don't have anything on this hd anymore so I can pretty much try anything once, lol
[01:20] <pfifo> lion42, from what I hear intel's HD series is pretty awesome, you just have to wait a few months to get full support, I would gladly trade my card for that deal
[01:20] <andrewh192> i have a quick prolly really simple problem that i need some help with. I am tryin to install a copy of Canon Printer software so i can use the scanner on the printer..
[01:20] <nicofs> bazhang, pfifo, rww - fyi: the solution is that the repo is "ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports"...
[01:20] <chilversc> ah excellent, login screen came up this time, so how do I switch to the terminal from here?
[01:20] <edbian> kyan: you there?
[01:20] <tiox> Mike9863: What's the exact model of video card?
[01:20] <andrewh192> the way it says to do it on the canon website isn't working
[01:20] <lion42> pfifo, I'm definitely not going to stop using ubuntu over this as it isn't a gamestopper, its just a pain in the butt.
[01:20] <andrewh192> i keep getting a response that it isn't able to find the file
[01:20] <tiox> I want to know this because if you are having these issues with your hardware, it might stem beyond HP PCs.
[01:20] <andrewh192> http://pastebin.com/H01weSR2
[01:21] <bazhang> linuxprinting.org says what about it andrewh192
[01:21] <tiox> (And help me broaded my searching on Google, lol
[01:21] <bazhang> andrewh192, check their database first
[01:22] <andrewh192> bazhang: ok, thanx
[01:22] <edbian> kyan: hi
[01:22] <kyan_> edbian: That restored the file.
[01:23] <edbian> kyan_: great! sudo gdm
[01:23] <edbian> kyan_: :)
[01:23] <kyan_> edbian: Now sudo gdm is back to the error: /usr/sbin/gdm-binary: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libglib-2.0.so.0: undefined symbol: g_mapped_file_unref
[01:23] <edbian> kyan_: alright hang on.
[01:24] <Mike9863> tiox: I don't know if I'm looking at the right thing, but: product: M880G [Mobility Radeon HD 4200]?
[01:25] <edbian> kyan_: mmmm
[01:26] <chilversc> bazhang: ah ha, I've found the terminal so what's this fix?
[01:26] <andrewh192> bazhang: i looked through their stuff, and it lead me back to canon's website
[01:26] <edbian> kyan_: This appears to be something: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=549714
[01:26] <bazhang> andrewh192, whats the exact name and model number please
[01:26] <lion42> KM0201, nevermind, found it. I shall try and see what breaks or works.
[01:27] <andrewh192> Canon PIXMA MP210
[01:27] <KM0201> lion42: ok, sorry i missed the question
[01:27] <andrewh192> bazhang: Canon PIXMA MP210
[01:27] <lion42> no problem
[01:27] <kyan_> edbian: It looks like a different symbol that is having the lookup error; I don't know whether that's of any significance.
[01:27] <edbian> kyan_: I'm not sure.  This is strange.  When did this start happening?
[01:27] <andrewh192> bazhang: i was looking to get the application to use the scanner.
[01:28] <kyan_> edbian: After a particularly nasty crash when I was trying to build banshee from source.
[01:28] <edbian> kyan_: Yeah, I noticed the different symbol too.  If you look at the convo there are a TON of undefined symbols
[01:28] <andrewh192> bazhang: which i downloaded from the canon website, and its in a .deb file. but when i go to dpkg the file, it says the file doesn't exist
[01:28] <edbian> kyan_: I think banshee overwrote that file during that custom install.  Why did you wanna build / install banshee from source anyway?
[01:28] <kyan_> edbiann: Ah, undefined symbol: g_mapped_file_unref	(/usr/lib/libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0)
[01:28] <bazhang> andrewh192, patience please
[01:28] <andrewh192> bazhang: i understand
[01:29] <andrewh192> bazhang: no worries...
[01:29] <kyan_> edbian: Because I didn't like the new versions of banshee, I wanted version 1.4.3 insteadi.
[01:29] <kyan_> edbian: Unfortunately in the process I royally screwed up
[01:29] <edbian> kyan_: I'm looking at that source right now
[01:30] <edbian> kyan_: http://banshee.fm/download/archives/1.4.3/  404 not found?
[01:30] <adubz> how can i force use network-manager i keep having to connect to my router wicd
[01:30] <mattalexx> How do I search for packages? aptitude doesn't seem to be installed by default and that's how I'm used to doing it. Is there another package that I can use?
[01:30] <Dawid> Hello. You know maybe some tutorial how to make a bot Send e-mail on the ECG?
[01:31] <edbian> mattalexx: install aptitude :)
[01:32] <kyan_> edbian: Weird.
[01:32] <bazhang> andrewh192, you have the deb? what about just double clicking it
[01:32] <edbian> kyan_: yeah...
[01:32] <XMF> if im going to take an intro to unix class, would ubuntu meet the needs of the class?
[01:32] <edbian> kyan_: Now I can't even look at what files it overwrote!
[01:32] <edbian> kyan_: Argh :(
[01:33] <rww> XMF: 1) Ubuntu is not a UNIX, 2) ask the teacher
[01:33] <kyan_> edbian: Oh yeah now I remember. I had to get a deb of the source from some repository somewhere. I'll go on a hunt again
[01:33] <Blue1> XMF: YEAH understand each distro is a bit different
[01:33] <edbian> kyan_: Even better!
[01:33] <andrewh192> bazhang: well, when i do that, opens with ubuntu software center
[01:33] <andrewh192> bazhang: then the software center says it can't be opened
[01:33] <kyan_> edbian: Also I build all the dependencies from source and installed them. Stupid, stupid!
[01:33] <bazhang> andrewh192, thats how it supposed to work
[01:33] <kyan_> edbian: And I have no idea what they were.
[01:33] <andrewh192> bazhang: i know.. that's what i actually tried first
[01:33] <edbian> kyan_: found this: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/banshee/1.4.3-6/+build/1158143
[01:34] <bazhang> andrewh192, what about dpkg -i file.deb
[01:34] <codemonkey> Hello Guy's ~ I Want 2 Learn C Programming Under Linux
[01:34] <andrewh192> bazhang: that brought up this message
[01:34] <codemonkey> What I need
[01:34] <rww> codemonkey: the 'build-essential' package
[01:34] <codemonkey> rww ?
[01:34] <codemonkey> what's mean that
[01:34] <kyan_> edbian: libgio actually sounds vaguely familiar. It's possible that I build that from source too. So what I sohuld do I think is reinstall everything on which banhsee depends.
[01:34] <andrewh192> bazhang: http://pastebin.com/H01weSR2
[01:35] <rww> ubottu: build-essential | codemonkey
[01:35] <edbian> kyan_: Yes I agree.  Unfortunately there is no easy way to remove files that were installed from source.
[01:35] <kyan_> edbian: Dang!
[01:35] <edbian> kyan_: I think it would actually be easier to re-install to the newest ubuntu :P  but it's up to you!
[01:35] <codemonkey> I'm Not C Programmer
[01:35] <bazhang> andrewh192, was that the correct directory? presumably your downloads folder or Desktop
[01:35] <codemonkey> I Want 2 Learn C Programming Under Linux I Found Many Course On Windows
[01:36] <bazhang> codemonkey, check the links
[01:36] <andrewh192> bazhang: yeah, i was doing the command in the same folder the file was located
[01:36] <edbian> kyan_: That file is not in the banshee .deb
[01:36] <kyan_> edbian: It might be possible to reinstall enough stuff to unbreak it.
[01:36] <dli> codehotter, gcc and vi, the classic way
[01:36] <edbian> kyan_: Oh it's definitley possible.  Just probably really hard!
[01:36] <dli> codemonkey, or emacs
[01:36] <kyan_> edbian: Ok. :-P I bet I built some other package on which banshee depends from source and then istalled that.
[01:36] <codemonkey> bazhang, links where is the links
[01:36] <codemonkey> ?
[01:36] <andrewh192> bazhang: wait, i just realized something
[01:37] <edbian> kyan_: Yeah, you mentioned that.  That makes it even harder!
[01:37] <andrewh192> bazhang: the file that i am typing in is a name of another file that i need to download i guess first, and isn't with the zip file i got
[01:37] <kyan_> edbian: I'll try reinstalling a bunch of stuff then. I'm really reluctant to let go of my configuration because I have it just the way I like it.
[01:37] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware    <---- codemonkey
[01:37] <edbian> kyan_: save you /home folder   Is there anything configured outside of that?
[01:37] <codemonkey> there any course ?
[01:38] <bazhang> codemonkey, please read the links
[01:38] <kyan_> edbian: Yes, all through the system. Plenty of custom graphics in /usr/*, some apps in various random directories, scripts, fonts, etc.
[01:38] <edbian> kyan_: oh man
[01:39] <andrewh192> bazhang: ok.. so i have figured out that much, now its saying that while i got the right file now, its not in debian format
[01:39] <kyan_> edbian: Yeah...
[01:39] <edbian> kyan_: yah
[01:39] <bazhang> andrewh192, from the linuxprinting website db comments, it appears the MP220 drivers work for that very well
[01:40] <kyan_> edbian: You said it. It took a few months to get it all set up the way I like it.
[01:40] <edbian> kyan_: :(
[01:40] <andrewh192> bazhang: i can print already
[01:40] <andrewh192> bazhang: i am not tryin to install persay the printer driver
[01:40] <Mike9863> tiox: I will be back.
[01:41] <bazhang> andrewh192, the scanning, perhaps try simplescan then
[01:41] <andrewh192> bazhang: ok
[01:41] <kyan_> edbian: Yup. :( I'll then go through the process of trying to reinstall stuff (maybe all the libraries, gconf, banshee, stuff like that). Thank you very much for helping me. You have been very helpful. Have a good day!
[01:41] <babble> grr. is there a simple way to reload xchat.conf while xchat-gnome is running?
[01:41] <codemonkey> bazhang, This Links About When I Write My Code In C Or c++ I need to compile it
[01:41] <bazhang> babble, to do what
[01:41] <babble> (I apologize if this is a newb. question covered someplace obvious)
[01:41] <codemonkey> i need a c programming toturials
[01:42] <babble> bazhang, I'm futzing around with the conf. file and I'd like to stop quitting/reopening if I can
[01:42] <codemonkey> under linux unix
[01:42] <andrewh192> bazhang: gotcha
[01:42] <andrewh192> bazhang: it works... thanx
[01:42] <KM0201> codemonkey: i imagine google would turn up an enormous amount of info on this
[01:42] <bazhang> babble, to accomplish, what please be clear
[01:42] <babble> in this case, I'd like to edit the nick completion character
[01:42] <bazhang> babble, there is no need to quit at all
[01:43] <edbian> kyan_: you too!
[01:43] <babble> bazhang, I'd hoped not :)
[01:43] <pwnusmaximus> hi guys, im having trouble with the "remote desktop" app within ubuntu
[01:43] <codemonkey> KM0201,  I Search On Google But I Found Nothing
[01:43] <babble> (but why is nick complete still using comma? grr.)
[01:43] <bazhang> babble, choose last spoken, instead of alphabetical for tab complete
[01:43] <codemonkey> C Prgoramming On Windows
[01:43] <pwnusmaximus> i cant seem to get it to accept any connection, desptie removing any password and having it set to accept all connectionjs
[01:44] <bazhang> babble, you can set it to ---> : or what ever
[01:44] <codemonkey> What's Best Programming Language I need To LEarn ?
[01:44] <babble> bazhang, to change the nick completion *inserted character* from comma to colon?
[01:44] <KM0201> codemonkey: your google fu needs work..  http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/programming-scripting/131935-how-do-i-do-c-programming-ubuntu.html
[01:44] <babble> I've edited that twice and it keeps reverting.
[01:44] <babble> what am I missing?
[01:44] <Faryshta> codemonkey, what are you planning to do?
[01:44] <pwnusmaximus> the only lead i have is that when i click on the "localhost." link i get a Failed to execute child process "kmailservice" (No such file or directory)
[01:44] <pwnusmaximus> any tips?
[01:44] <bazhang> babble, I use xchat, xchat-gnome is not that much different, I'd imagine
[01:44] <Faryshta> codemonkey, graphics, web, videogames?
[01:44] <codemonkey> web
[01:44] <KM0201> pwnusmaximus: did you open port 5900 on your router
[01:44] <babble> yeah, I'm looking in the conf file.
[01:44] <codemonkey> Faryshta Salam Aleykom :)
[01:45] <babble> I'm at a loss why it keeps reverting.
[01:45] <babble> I'll live with it if I have to
[01:45] <pwnusmaximus> its a local connection
[01:45] <bazhang> codemonkey, thats not on topic here
[01:45] <pwnusmaximus> KM0201: its on the same network
[01:45] <Faryshta> codemonkey, sorry I only speak spanish and english.
[01:45] <KM0201> pwnusmaximus: hmm...
[01:45] <KM0201> !vnc
[01:45] <Flannel> babble: Xchat probably resaves its config file when you close it or something.  Change it through the XChat configuration menus instead
[01:45] <pwnusmaximus> im going to update my KMailservice but other than that i cant think of a reason its not working
[01:46] <babble> Flannel, I'm in xchat-gnome; I have severely restricted config options
[01:46] <babble> (which I *generally* prefer)
[01:46] <KM0201> pwnusmaximus: dunno, i don't really use it on my local network, usually if i'm using vnc, i'm helping someone via the internet, and i just set up a reverse conneciton
[01:46] <babble> (except in this specific case. hehe0
[01:46] <KM0201> babble: thatas your prob.. :) xchat-gnome compared to regular xchat, is like a porche to a pinto
[01:46] <KM0201> lol
[01:47] <pwnusmaximus> KM0201: is there any dead simple solutions you can think of?
[01:47] <babble> KM0201, haha, I get that, but I'm more or less happy with *-gnome :)
[01:47] <KM0201> pwnusmaximus: not really, like i said, i dont use it all that much
[01:47] <pwnusmaximus> this is my only linux box, all my other machines i have set up through Logmein
[01:47] <pwnusmaximus> :(
[01:47] <KM0201> babble: yeah, its a simple client, but really doesn't have a lot of options (as you see)
[01:48] <Flannel> babble: If it doesn't let you, then it looks like the only way would be to close xchat, edit the config, and restart xchat.  I don't know of anyway for xchat to resource the config files
[01:48] <babble> Like I said, I'll live with it if I have to. It's a cosmetic niggle.
[01:48] <pwnusmaximus> well ill keep pokin' round
[01:48] <pwnusmaximus> thanks! see you round
[01:48] <KM0201> pwnusmaximus: can you use logmein for linux?
[01:48] <babble> Flannel, yeah, I've been doing that (hence my flurry of rejoins over the last few mins)
[01:48] <KM0201> guess not..lol
[01:50] <babble> hmmm.
[01:51] <babble> babble: testing
[01:51] <babble> haha, yay :)
[01:51] <babble> I haven't a clue what I did differently this time, but yay, it stuck :)
[01:53] <babble> nowly: my other issue - does anybody know if there's an rc/mainline kernel that fixes the ad-hoc networking issue in natty on ralink cards?
[01:53] <Mike9863> :(((
[01:54] <Mike9863> Whoops, wrong box!
[01:54] <adubz> how can i use network manager for networking
[01:54] <babble> (I can't make or join ad-hoc wifi networks atm, and it looks like a known issue affecting a slew of wifi cards)
[01:54] <adubz> im using bt5 i know i know this is not a bt channel well bt is built on 10.04 ubuntu lts out of box bt doenst use network manager
[01:54] <adubz> i installed it want to use it but im not having much luck
[01:55] <bazhang> #backtrack-linux adubz
[01:56] <adubz> yep there is no activity there
[01:57] <bazhang> adubz, be patient. bt is not supported here.
[01:57] <rww> Something to ponder next time you're picking which distro to install ;)
[01:57] <dradec> I have a quick question. When you sync and publish keys using seahorse, are the three key servers listed the only ones that have your keys?
[01:58] <rww> dradec: generally, GPG/PGP key servers exchange keys with other servers, so probably not
[01:59] <babble> (is there any reason I *don't* want my pubkeys spread far and wide?)
[01:59] <dradec> rww, oh ok
[01:59] <edbian> Trying to get wake on lan working.  My laptop has wol in the bios.  I turned it on.  But when the system is off there are no lights on the nic, not the link light or the activity light.  Is this normal?  (wol is not working)
[02:00] <jrib> babble: no
[02:01] <Mr_Sonoma> anyone have a suggestion on not being able to boot a sandisk live usb? after running start-up disk creator then putting the drive into target computer the usb disk comes up as not bootable.
[02:02] <kyan> edbian: Hello again... I bet you did not want to see my name pop up just then. :-D I think I'm getting somewhere, but I'm not sure quite what to do next... When I try to install any package, I get the symbol loading error. So now I am basically stuck. It says that a large number of packages are not configured. Can you help me with this?
[02:02] <babble> jrib: sigh. thanks tho :)
[02:02] <edbian> kyan: sudo apt-get -f install  ?
[02:02] <rww> Mr_Sonoma: remove U3 from the USB stick. There's a utility on the stick to do it in Windows, or you can use u3-tool in the repositories
[02:02] <edbian> kyan: to fix broken packages?
[02:03] <kyan> edbian: Yes. Same response with -f
[02:03] <edbian> kyan: then IDK
[02:03] <jrib> babble: I was answering your pubkey question
[02:04] <kyan> edbian: Hmm. Okay, ah well. I was thinknig the "not configured yet" message was a clue, so I'll just do some web searching. Sorry to bother you again. Thanks.
[02:05] <edbian> kyan: good luck!
[02:05] <kyan> edbian: Thanks!
[02:06] <babble> jrib: aha! thanks :)
[02:06] <babble> hehe
[02:06] <babble> I can be a newb. sometimes. :)
[02:06] <edbian> Trying to get wake on lan working.  My laptop has wol in the bios.  I turned it on.  But when the system is off there are no lights on the nic, not the link light or the activity light.  Is this normal?  (wol is not working)
[02:07] <Mr_Sonoma> ok thanks rww , brb
[02:07] <induz> I downloaded acetoneiso from software mager but I dont see it anywahere
[02:08] <induz> where is the program
[02:11] <wildbat> edbian, hmmm i don't know but my laptop have green light on ~
[02:11] <edbian> wildbat: yeah, usually there is that.
[02:11] <edbian> strange
[02:12] <ghostnik11> is there a way i can undo a chmod?
[02:13] <qin> ghostnik11: How did you chmoded? man chmod
[02:14] <ghostnik11> qin, i did chmod 777 videourlinstantempo.linux or something like thatt
[02:14] <edbian> ghostnik11: You can chmod it back to the original permissions but there is no 'undo'
[02:14] <mrwizard> do u know what permission lvl u want to set it at?
[02:15] <qin> induz: dpkg -L acetoniso, locate acetoniso, which acetoniso
[02:15] <ghostnik11> edbian, can i just delete the executable and that can take care of the plugin
[02:15] <edbian> ghostnik11: I have no idea (probably not)
[02:16] <mrwizard> anyone on here know anything bout aircrack-ng via atheros devices?
[02:16] <ghostnik11> edbian, its just a plugin that lets me bypass megavideo limit but now i dont want it anymore
[02:16] <TrentH> Hello folks, how can I go about sharing my wireless connection to my wired connection?
[02:17] <bazhang> !ics > TrentH
[02:17] <dli> TrentH, to get network by wired connection to a computer with wifi access?
[02:18] <TrentH> bazhang, ily<3
[02:18] <TrentH> dli, no wireless to wired. my PC to muh xbox
[02:18] <IMBACK> hello
[02:18] <TrentH> Hello IMBACK
[02:18] <henry_> hi
[02:19] <Tigerboy> create a lan off of your wired
[02:19] <IMBACK> Hi trent
[02:19] <Tigerboy> nat to the wireless -- eg connection sharing
[02:20] <TrentH> bazhang: thank you :)
[02:20] <TrentH> that was simple enough :P
[02:21] <TrentH> Then just restart ye ol PC and connect ethernet cable to router
[02:21] <TrentH> THEHEHEHEHEHEHHE
[02:21] <Tigerboy> here's a general connection sharing wiki - http://wiki.debian.org/Internet_Connection_Sharing
[02:21] <lantis469> is the #hackforums IRC?
[02:22] <secoif_> on this ubuntu ami releases page http://uec-images.ubuntu.com/releases/natty/release/
[02:22] <Tigerboy> no i think he means wifi is connected to router
[02:22] <secoif_> is there some reason you can't have a large ebs backed instance
[02:22] <secoif_> on ec2?
[02:22] <TrentH> Know what I like best about ubuntu? Having to google everytime I want to install a program hhahahahha
[02:22] <secoif_> all the ebs backed instances are micro
[02:22] <mrwizard> debian aren't for the lazy
[02:23] <smw> secoif_, I use the page at cloud.ubuntu.com/ami
[02:23] <secoif_> smw ahh nice thanks
[02:23] <Tigerboy> Debi is good once you get it all set up right -- things work really well
[02:23] <smw> secoif_, you can have the ebs backed instance be any size.
[02:23] <secoif_> smw that's what I thbought, just wondering why ehere was a pattern
[02:23] <mrwizard> def true, great for being able to easily get everything just the way you want it ^^
[02:24] <smw> secoif_, although, 32bit or 64bit determines the allowed sizes
[02:24] <Tigerboy> just stupid things like forgetting to include the files to install grub in the installer (I man duh)
[02:24] <smw> secoif_, because you need to specify the size you want. It is showing an EXAMPLE using a micro
[02:24] <secoif_> awesome.
[02:25] <secoif_> yeah just ALL the examples for the ebs amis are micro
[02:25] <secoif_> thanks
[02:25] <TrentH> Tigerboy, I have a USB wifi card, as internet. So I wanted to share it's internet with my xbox 360.
[02:25] <mithridates> what's the ubuntu social channel?
[02:25] <smw> !ot > mithridates
[02:25] <henry_> do anyone know how to remove "an error occurred try again" on you tube iv tried everything??
[02:25] <Tigerboy> trenth: yes that's what I thought
[02:26] <rubenjr> hello
[02:26] <scoates> anyone have any luck building ircd-hybrid with SSL support? I'm running into the libpcre fail mentioned here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ircd-hybrid/+bug/749282
[02:26] <mrwizard> dont know if anyone can help...trying to figure out how to keep my atheros card from channel dumping to channel -1 when i try to grab handshakes in aircrack. anyone have any ideas?
[02:26] <dli> henry_, which player?
[02:27] <Tigerboy> you are basically turning your pc into a router (although it will still work as a pc too)
[02:27] <henry_> the youtube one
[02:27] <Tigerboy> it's called connection sharing
[02:27] <TrentH> Yep yep
[02:27] <henry_> its black
[02:27] <Tigerboy> you can check it in the networkmanager box
[02:27] <TrentH> Do I have to restart to make it work?
[02:27] <dli> TrentH, no rebooting needed
[02:28] <Tigerboy> no
[02:28] <Tigerboy> linux is much less of a rebooting system than windows
[02:30] <acce245> I have a question regarding the live CD x64 11.04 .  It won't boot all the way.  Is this the proper channel for this question?  Sorry, a newbie to IRC.
[02:31] <TrentH> acce245, this is the proper channel. Ask any questions
[02:31] <dli> acce245, can you verify the data when burning cd, or try live USB
[02:32] <Tigerboy> oh there is an ubuntu that undoes unity and makes it back to gnome
[02:32] <acce245> Alright.  Used CD to create OS on this machine.  USB won't go either.  This is an AMD 64 laptop, and I want to install on a Pentium 4 x64 Desktop.
[02:32] <Tigerboy> backtrack 5
[02:32] <acce245> Is this simply something I cannot do?
[02:32] <TrentH> acce245, your trying to use USB to install with or CD?
[02:33] <acce245> Both stop after the first purple screen with no Ubuntu logo.  Regular x86 version boots fine.
[02:33] <TrentH> acce245, that is interesting :|
[02:33] <acce245> Can boot from USB or CD on the desktop.
[02:33] <acce245> Yes, I thought so as well.
[02:33] <TrentH> but when booting on laptop, it fails?
[02:34] <acce245> No, on laptop went fine.
[02:34] <acce245> Desktop crashed about two weeks ago, so formatted my laptop.
[02:34] <acce245> Now using laptop from hard drive install.
[02:34] <TrentH> I'm confused, your trying to install on your laptop?
[02:34] <TrentH> I scared him off
[02:35] <TrentH> I think he was trying to use his desktop's HD on his laptop?
[02:36] <Tigerboy> not sure
[02:36] <TrentH> Can I connect another router to this router?
[02:36] <TrentH> Have like 18routers hooked up sharing a crap load of internet
[02:36] <Tigerboy> yes
[02:36] <TrentH> Good, I don't have that many PC's...but I wanna be the local datacenter
[02:36] <Tigerboy> are you hooked into every house on your block's internet?
[02:36] <TrentH> I have 4routers
[02:37] <TrentH> Nah i'm using a coffee can with a usb wifi adapter in it to steal a wifi signal
[02:37] <dli> TrentH, why not just a big switch, then, only one router required
[02:37] <Tigerboy> wait how do you get more than one line in
[02:37] <Tigerboy> cool
[02:37] <TrentH> dli, because a big switch won't look as nerdy as 5 routers duct-taped ontop of each other
[02:37] <TrentH> duh
[02:38] <Tigerboy> i am using a coffee can with a string to steal the vibrations and convert it into tcpip
[02:38] <TrentH> Tigerboy, i'm serious I have a coffee can taped to my microphone stand...
[02:38] <dli> I don't encrypt my wifi at home, but no one interested
[02:38] <Tigerboy> oh don't duct tape routers
[02:38] <TrentH> With a USB extention cable
[02:39] <Tigerboy> routers overheat and burn up
[02:39] <TrentH> dli, I have a nice WPA2 network near but but signal not strong enough to deauth clients to start the dictionary attack
[02:39] <dli> TrentH, for really complex network topology, I suggest you run VPN to get a simplified logic LAN
[02:39] <Tigerboy> i believe you so am I
[02:39] <Tigerboy> I have 25 meg internet using a cup with a sting
[02:39] <TrentH> I studdered when I type'd :(
[02:39] <Tigerboy> it's so cool
[02:40] <TrentH> I only get 25-36% signal strength depending on the time & day.
[02:40] <Tigerboy> use backspace it fixes studders
[02:40] <TrentH> I can only play games certain times of the day because of the signal strength
[02:40] <TrentH> I have a DISH antenna that I wanna hook it up to and give it a shot.
[02:41] <Tigerboy> if we all have cups connected with string to every other house in the world why do we need fiberoptic?
[02:41] <TrentH> I'll mount it on my roof, and steal everyone's wifi.
[02:41] <Tigerboy> people don't need wifit
[02:41] <Tigerboy> wifi
[02:41] <TrentH> WIFIT :3
[02:41] <TrentH> Wii-Fit?
[02:41] <TrentH> I need my balance board.
[02:41] <qin> TrentH: This is public channel...
[02:41] <Tigerboy> wifit bulks you
[02:41] <Tigerboy> up
[02:41] <rww> !behelpful | Tigerboy
[02:42] <Tigerboy> i think we are all off topic so hence I am being helpful
[02:42] <Tigerboy> what does rww stand for
[02:42] <TrentH> xD
[02:43] <TrentH> slgma, your on the same subnet as me :|
[02:43] <TrentH> Check my PM slgma
[02:43] <qin> tiox: Reprent all Wirtues including Wisdom
[02:44] <Guest3819> heya i was here earlier, i'm having huge trouble following guides for installing ATI drivers, can someone help, my parcitular problem is i need (i think) the latest one, because my laptop has 2 GPU's one mobile and one preformance, i'd like to be able to switch between the two
[02:44] <HavokD> so, yeah, i've formatted 4 times now with varying guides, some meaning it just goes blank, others make it go to a terminal and not .... do anything, .... all suck
[02:45] <tiox> qin: Wisdom comes in varying grades. I was gathering information somebody else could use more effectively.
[02:45] <TrentH> HavokD, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HybridGraphics
[02:45] <Tigerboy> exactly who's question was I not responding to I was engaged with several people all joking around
[02:45] <tiox> Except, I don't know some things like how to narrow down with the lshw command.
[02:46] <tiox> All of my wisdom came from guides and people like you. So, thank you. :)
[02:46] <qin> tiox: man lshw (i think -C)
[02:46] <rww> Tigerboy: #ubuntu is for Ubuntu technical support. #ubuntu-offtopic is for offtopic chatter. Please segregate your output appropriately.
[02:46] <jvgeli> having issues with my Realtek card not being detected by Natty. Tried installing the driver manually to no avail. any suggestions?
[02:47] <nnull> running lucid, just turn on my pc, and when i login, a white terminal appears at the top left hand corner.. nothng else.. typing exit reboots the system.. whats happened here.. odd seeing this pc has no networking enabled....
[02:47] <acce245> Actually, that would kill all my downloads.
[02:47] <TrentH> acce245, you did what?
[02:48] <[THC]AcidRain> why cant i login to my teamspeak server with admin?
[02:48] <[THC]AcidRain> i think the passwords file is lying to me about what superadmin/admin is
[02:48] <TrentH> [THC]AcidRain, this is ubuntu not teamspeak
[02:48] <TrentH> :P
[02:49] <[THC]AcidRain> lol
[02:49] <qin> nnull: Alt-Ctrl-F1 sould take you from term (vt7) to tty1.
[02:49] <nnull> qin, ok ill give that a go mate
[02:50] <TrentH> [THC]AcidRain, are you trying to login to your HTTP or TS client?
[02:51] <nnull> lol qin, yeah it does, but when i go back to ctrl+alt+f7 its still just a white terminal..
[02:51] <nnull> reminds me of old windows 95 when you replaced the kernal shell with cmd.exe lol
[02:51] <nnull> kernel*
[02:51] <qin> nnull: after login you could: sudo service gdm stop; sudo service gdm start. Also /var/log/Xorg.?.log may hold something.
[02:52] <jvgeli> having issues with my Realtek card not being detected by Natty. Tried installing the driver manually to no avail. any suggestions?
[02:52] <nnull> is it like an emergency terminal or something qin? never seen it do this before
[02:52] <nnull> will have a look
[02:53] <qin> nnull: No thats plain xterm, x with no "stuff" on it
[02:53] <blankster> hi all
[02:53] <blankster> how do i set something to run at login
[02:53] <blankster> for just one user
[02:54] <nnull> qin, yeah, just the background..
[02:54] <qin> blankster: tcontab -e and use @boot
[02:54] <qin> blankster: Sorry: crontab -e and use @boot
[02:54] <blankster> qin: no idea what that means
[02:55] <qin> !crontab | blankster
[02:55] <acce245> Well, shoot.  Network died for a moment.  Confirmed USB works on this machine.
[02:55] <preecher> when i open a folder & right click a file inside the folder one of my options is "copy to" and it gives me the choices of copying to either home folder or desktop----is there a way i can configure/edit where i wish to copy the file to other than the default choices? ub11.04
[02:55] <secoif_> we ahve a @reboot command that doesn't seem to run, perhaps if I switch it to @boot it will be aok?
[02:55] <blankster> i don't need a schedule
[02:55] <HavokD> TrentH, with that link
[02:55] <HavokD> how to di get the 'attached' deb file?
[02:55] <TrentH> HavokD, what?
[02:55] <HavokD> its some strange name with .bin at the end....
[02:56] <babble> (sorry, double post) - does anybody know if there's an rc kernel build (from kernel.ubuntu.com?) that fixes ad-hoc networking issues in Natty for ralink cards?
[02:56] <blankster> i made a .bash_login with the command in it
[02:56] <TrentH> HavokD, what part of that link?
[02:56] <blankster> it doesn't work
[02:56] <HavokD> TrentH, it says https://lists.launchpad.net/hybrid-graphics-linux/msg00528.html to download the .deb file attched to this email
[02:56] <HavokD> its not a .deb
[02:56] <blankster> !@boot
[02:56] <HavokD> upon double clicking ubuntu opens Synanptic package manager, and then says it can't find the repository its from
[02:57] <TrentH> HavokD, see the Attachment's at the bottom of the email?
[02:57] <TrentH> HavokD, download those
[02:57] <HavokD> TrentH, look at the extention
[02:57] <HavokD> mouse over the link
[02:57] <TrentH> HavokD, achment: acpi_call-dkms_1.0-1ubuntu1.1_all.deb
[02:58] <HavokD> mouse over it,
[02:58] <HavokD> https://lists.launchpad.net/hybrid-graphics-linux/bintv7twnYZeQ.bin @ TrentH
[02:58] <TrentH> HavokD, I see what your talking about now...just download them and run them as sudo ./whatever.bin
[02:58] <HavokD> k
[02:59] <acce245> Network is being screwy here.
[02:59] <HavokD> TrentH, i got a syntax error, something about an expected newline
[02:59] <TrentH> acce245, So you pop'd the HD out of your old desktop and put it in your P4 system? You can't get Ubuntu to install correctly on it?
[02:59] <HavokD> [yes i added +x first]
[03:00] <morning> I have a new Thinkpad on which I want to install Ubuntu. I think I'd like to keep the Windows recovery partition "just in case." How should I proceed?
[03:00] <nnull> qin, gdm stop resets the pc, gdm start, already running, Xorg logs dont seem to vary.. any other ideas?
[03:00] <acce245> The machine just needed an upgrade.  Put in a different hard drive.
[03:00] <[THC]AcidRain> Uptime: 1 days, 13 hours and 57 minutes
[03:00] <bsec> 1
[03:00] <bsec> wq vb
[03:00] <acce245> Put in also x64 Pentium 4 and 2x2G ram
[03:00] <TrentH> HavokD, try sudo apt-get install switcheroo
[03:00] <HavokD> got it
[03:00] <HavokD> oh okay thanks
[03:00] <fsr> ok iam trying to install ubuntu 10.04 server on a new box but iam getting initramfs error unabnle to find medium containing a live file system once i chooze iinstall from boot menu?
[03:00] <acce245> x86 ubuntu just installed fine from livecd
[03:00] <fsr> dvd?
[03:00] <fsr> driver
[03:01] <acce245> x64 won't boot completely from live CD.
[03:01] <acce245> Am I doing something wrong?
[03:01] <TrentH> acce245, are you using the X64 CD?
[03:01] <nnull> running lucid, just turn on my pc, and when i login, a white terminal appears at the top left hand corner.. nothng else.. typing exit reboots the system.. whats happened here.. odd seeing this pc has no networking enabled and was running fine last night..
[03:02] <qin> nnull: Boot with text instead of splash, hold shift at boot, in grub menu press e, change parameter to text...
[03:02] <acce245> Yes, and also tried x64 USB.  Both boot fine on this laptop I am currently using (as I am currently messing with the other machine).
[03:02] <nnull> and then qin?
[03:03] <acce245> I just tried the USB when my network hiccuped a few moments ago.
[03:03] <acce245> Just to be sure.
[03:03] <acce245> Data on USB and Disc seem fine.
[03:03] <qin> nnull: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[03:04] <TrentH> acce245, But you are using the correct version right? X64
[03:04] <nnull> qin, no networking  remember
[03:04] <acce245> Yes.
[03:04] <nnull> which makes me wonder how it happened at all
[03:04] <qin> nnull: omg
[03:04] <acce245> 11.04 x64 disc, which I made the USB with.
[03:04] <nnull> nothing has been changed, was working a charm for ever
[03:04] <TrentH> Alright try burning it to a disk?
[03:04] <nnull> till this morning..
[03:04] <acce245> Did.
[03:04] <acce245> Done.
[03:05] <martian> Is there a way to get the keyring manager to NOT ask you to auth when you have autologin set in the login panel?
[03:05] <acce245> It doesn't boot fully.
[03:05] <acce245> On the desktop.
[03:05] <TrentH> acce245, what does it do?
[03:05] <acce245> It shows the debianlinux line, then goes to the first purple screen with the logo at the bottom, then goes to the cursor flashing and hangs there.
[03:06] <acce245> On the laptop it continues booting from the live CD as normal.
[03:06] <TrentH> acce245, sounds like a bad install /burn or somthing
[03:06] <acce245> Or the USB.
[03:06] <nnull> is lucid a stable release? lol
[03:06] <acce245> But they both work on this machine.
[03:06] <qin> nnull: When you boot with text: sudo service gdm start and check logs for errs: dmesg, syslog, messages, kern.log, Xorg.0.log
[03:06] <TrentH> acce245, ....try to restart xserver
[03:06] <acce245> Hmmm?
[03:06] <brad_> sliptonic
[03:07] <acce245> I can't restart an xserver without, say, a terminal, can I?
[03:07] <TrentH> acce245, no...but can you get into the login screen?
[03:07] <qin> nnull: Lucid stable? 200+ uptime and null (zilch) issues.
[03:07] <acce245> On the live CD?
[03:08] <nnull> till this morning! :)
[03:08] <tcsadmin> vmware esxi v4.5, vm motava squid appliance, say webmin is installed but i can't seem to access it from https://serverip/10000, any ideas? the squid proxy is working
[03:08] <zykotick9> martian, you need to use "insecure" keyring storage, ie. no password.  Sorry I'm not sure how to do it with current systems.  goog luck.
[03:08] <TrentH> acce245, i'm not sure...
[03:08] <tcsadmin> ubuntu 9.10 karmic
[03:08] <acce245> Let me start again.
[03:08] <zykotick9> martian, s/goog/good ;)
[03:08] <kasinsk> suport brazilian off
[03:08] <acce245> Push power button on compy.
[03:08] <kasinsk> =s
[03:08] <qin> nnull: Did you reboot machine?
[03:09] <acce245> 11.04 x64 disc in drive.
[03:09] <rww> !webmin | tcsadmin
[03:09] <acce245> bios screen up.
[03:09] <rww> !eol | tcsadmin
[03:09] <martian> zykotick9: yeah... that's the problem. It seems like the gui option to remove your password has been removed :-/
[03:09] <nnull> qin, yeah
[03:09] <acce245> isolinux line up from live cd.
[03:09] <acce245> first purple screen with person in circle, no Ubuntu logo loader.
[03:09] <tcsadmin> rww - it is a vm appliance
[03:10] <acce245> Cursor flashing in upper left-hand of screen.
[03:10] <acce245> And that is where it stops.
[03:10] <qin> nnull: Then when peirvously did you reboot?
[03:10] <acce245> Just keeps flashing.
[03:10] <TrentH> acce245, that's on the live cd you say?
[03:10] <acce245> Yes.  Same results on live USB though.
[03:10] <rww> tcsadmin: And from the sound of it, it's running webmin and karmic, neither of which we support
[03:10] <acce245> Both CD and USB boot normally on this laptop, though.
[03:10] <w30>  /part
[03:10] <TrentH> acce245, sounds like a display isue
[03:11] <acce245> CPU and CD lights also stop, as though it isn't processing any information.
[03:11] <jvgeli> having issues with my Realtek card not being detected by Natty. Tried installing the driver manually to no avail. any suggestions?
[03:11] <zedster> hi,  I'm having trouble mounting a vfat hd in fstab heres my config line /dev/sda6 /media/disk-2 vfat auto,defaults,umask=0,rw 0
[03:11] <tcsadmin> rww - correct.  i was hoping someone had a similar setup. i don't want to upgrade anything until i get squid/dansguardian going
[03:11] <acce245> If it were a display issue, I would merely expect it to go out of range or something.
[03:11] <TrentH> acce245, give this a shot. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1743535
[03:11] <nnull> qin, ive reboot about 5 times in the last 30 mins
[03:12] <nnull> qi, when i try startx it says im not authed to do so?
[03:12] <tcsadmin> rww - the vm appliance has squidguard too
[03:12] <nnull> qin *
[03:12] <qin> nnull: Nah, last time before fatal reboot?
[03:13] <nnull> whats a fatal reboot :)
[03:13] <tcsadmin> rww - i'm looking for a vm appliance that does proxy and internet filtering, e.g. dansguardian
[03:13] <acce245> Oho.
[03:13] <Infernet> hey all
[03:13] <qin> nnull: Yes, your Xauthority is set to console... with text boot start gdm and see errs
[03:14] <acce245> udevd[78]: errors.  In a pci slot.  hmmmm......
[03:14] <TrentH> acce245, Did that link help?
[03:14] <acce245> You may be onto something.
[03:15] <TrentH> < Pro googler
[03:16] <acce245> But I think it is a PCI conflict, not an actual terminal issue.  the ctrl-alt-Fn don't do anything.
[03:16] <acce245> Can't type anything.  This is a status screen like you get if you take off quiet boot.
[03:16] <zedster> acce245: do you have another os installed? can you boot into that? have you made any bios level changes or hw changes?
[03:17] <acce245> I think I am just getting a PCI conflict from my graphics card.
[03:17] <acce245> And that is hanging it somehow.  Graphics works fine on the freshly-installed x86.
[03:17] <qin> nnull: I have tried to ask if your machine was running forever or you rebooting regulary, this leads to question did you do any unusual operation, history and sudo history is good refreshement. I imagine that there is something wrong with gdm, either config, or something is missing.
[03:18] <acce245> brb, gonna pull graphics card and use onboard, see what happens.
[03:18] <zedster> I cannot get my vfat partition to mount rw in fstab, I have umask=0000 and rw as options. what am I missing?
[03:19] <nnull> qin, nothing irregular happened, i had this pc on usually for 2-3 days between reboots, again has no internet access, so no programs where being added removed (or altered i thought) .. so rather odd..
[03:20] <[THC]AcidRain> this may sound crazy, but i have a teamspeak server installed. how do i find the name of the server for when i type into terminal to start and stop?
[03:20] <[THC]AcidRain> this is a general ubuntu question for all servers btw
[03:20] <zedster> the name of the actual server?
[03:20] <nnull> i did upgrade everything about a week and a half ago, but it was running fine though a few reboots since then..
[03:20] <qin> nnull: Does gdm starts form tty?
[03:20] <[THC]AcidRain> zedster: no the name of the process on my computer, or the command that controls it
[03:20] <[THC]AcidRain> im trying to do it like teamspeak start/stop
[03:21] <[THC]AcidRain> teamspeak2-server
[03:21] <zedster> [THC]AcidRain: is it running?
[03:21] <[THC]AcidRain> but says command not found
[03:21] <[THC]AcidRain> yes
[03:21] <[THC]AcidRain> im connected to it now
[03:21] <zedster> ps -a
[03:21] <FloodBot1> [THC]AcidRain: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:21] <ocmsRzr> Hi, I'm trying to record via my line in and it worked before, and now its really distorted and staticy
[03:21] <zedster> will list all the threads running right
[03:21] <Tigerboy> is there a sysop in this chat
[03:21] <acce245> awwwww yeah.  You guys are great.  Sorry if I seemed a bit out of sorts.
[03:21] <ocmsRzr> I'm trying to reset all of my pulseaudio settings but  I dont' know how
[03:21] <preecher>  when i open a folder & right click a file inside the folder one of my options is "copy to" and it gives me the choices of copying to either home folder or desktop----is there a way i can configure/edit where i wish to copy the file to other than the default choices? ub11.04
[03:21] <nnull> qin, nup
[03:21] <qin> nnull: Boot in to (via grub) recovery, and choose option - reconfigure x server
[03:22] <acce245> Unfortunately, it wasn't the issue listed in that thread.
[03:22] <qin> nnull: Also from "white box" try: gedit
[03:23] <HavokD> guys, i have an ati catalyst control center installed my new laptop supports 'hybrid graphics' i've tried the thing mentioned on the ubuntu page all its tests fail, and the Flgrx driver (catalyst control centre?) only sees the lesser of the two, there are two an ATI 4500m and 5750, the other problem is they are switchable, to use 3gb of system ram + 512 private, i would like to claim back 3gb of ram too....
[03:23] <acce245> It was, however, a PCI conflict with my Nvidia PCI Graphics card.
[03:23] <nnull> ok
[03:23] <Tigerboy> havokd: did you add drivers for each card
[03:24] <HavokD> Tigerboy, probably not, i've been trying to install oficial drivers all night, but upon reboot the screen is blank, i've followed serveral guides, and actually read them (not just. like copy and paste ninja)
[03:24] <acce245> Thank you TrentH and Zedster.  I don't know if it is just my lack of experience, but apparently a PCI graphics card can hang a live CD 11.04 64 bit on an Asrock motherboard.  Yay for experience points.
[03:24] <HavokD> Tigerboy, its not fun its not 0424 :/ time flies when you're drawing bloof from a stone
[03:25] <Tigerboy> Havokd:  I have had some luck with smxi but it can also cause problems
[03:25] <rww> Tigerboy: What do you mean by "sysop"?
[03:25] <Tigerboy> havokd: yes I know lol
[03:25] <HavokD> Tigerboy, There is an unknown display on an unknown device showing
[03:26] <pfifo> HavokD, what is the desired outcome, and what are acceptable outvcomes?
[03:26] <Tigerboy> HavokD: did you scan for display
[03:26] <zedster> any fstab guru's around?
[03:27] <HavokD> Tigerboy, yes, pfifo to be able to use all 6gb of ram, and the more powerful gpu at my command, acceptable: requring reboot
[03:27] <HavokD> zedster, yes, filesystems i can do
[03:27] <nnull> qin, gedit works.. but it has no desktop prettiness
[03:27] <Tigerboy> havokd: hmm you can have sharing of 2 gpus least common denominator with crossfire
[03:27] <Zabii> hello
[03:27] <zedster> HavokD: I'm trying to mount a vfat partition with the line :/dev/sda6 /media/disk-2 vfat auto,defaults,umask=000,rw
[03:28] <nnull> qin i found it
[03:28] <zedster> for some reason it will be rw until I open thunderbird which stores e-mails there and then the drive changes to ro
[03:28] <Zabii> i am having all kinds of trouble getting my wifi working on my acer ao721 on natty
[03:28] <nnull> "nautilus" and my desktop appeared..
[03:28] <Tigerboy> havokd: but there is no crossfire is there
[03:28] <HavokD> zedster, what's the prob? go to terminal "sudo mount -a" to see if it worked. and that means theres an error, it'll default to that when something happens,
[03:29] <HavokD> Tigerboy, there's not no, one is a 4500M the other is a HD 5750
[03:29] <qin> nnull: Hm?
[03:29] <zedster> HavokD: it's rw for a little and then changes due to something thunderbird is doing
[03:29] <nnull> qin, actually its still fugly, no desktop panels.. but my desktop appeared and i can right click on it..
[03:29] <Zabii> under the terminal thing i have read to enter
[03:29] <Zabii> it says
[03:29] <Zabii> acer-wireless
[03:29] <Zabii> soft switch blocked yes
[03:29] <Zabii> hard switch blocked no
[03:29] <FloodBot1> Zabii: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:29] <HavokD> zedster, thunderbird couldn't do it must be the filesystem switching due to an error
[03:30] <Tigerboy> havokd: I have got it to work on one box but it is not like windows 7
[03:30] <Tigerboy> Havokd: no instant crossfire that is
[03:30] <pfifo> HavokD, Im pretty sure the odl GPU couldeasilly be used with the intel drivers that come stock on linux at 1366*768, the better card of course has hardware accelration, which is what you need if you want ot ply black ops 2 on linus, but hey, black ops 2 wasnt ported to linux by the developer, I dont even thing blackops 1 was ported, or MW2 or COD4 or even sim city 2000
[03:30] <HavokD> Tigerboy, what could i acheive? the ram i've lost?
[03:30] <HavokD> pfifo, wut?
[03:30] <nnull> qin, compiz now i have window borders.. lol whats going on here..
[03:31] <Tigerboy> havokd: you get both gpus working on the one task if and only if you have crossfire
[03:31] <pfifo> HavokD, do you NEED hardware accelration in linux?
[03:31] <nnull> its like something just not running at startup
[03:31] <zedster> HavokD: before I open TB I can rw to the disk, after that it's read only
[03:31] <mac__> I'm having an issue with Ubuntu 11.04 boot on my intel 2nd gen /hd3000 , striped black white screen, forces several reboots before loadings the graphics
[03:32] <HavokD> zedster, its something for the forums, really.... its clearly working, the fs is encountering an error
[03:32] <Zabii> can anyone help me
[03:32] <zedster> HavokD: alright, thanks will give that a try when I'm done pulling out my hair :-)
[03:33] <mac__> fedora 15 kde boots normally
[03:34] <pfifo> HavokD, so what exactly are you trying todo with the superior graphics card that the lesser graphic cannot do?
[03:34] <mac__> does someone developing on ubuntu or linux understand what i need to fix, or how to create a n ormal startup?
[03:34] <Zabii> i decided ubuntu was a better choice on my netbook
[03:34] <HavokD> pfifo, get it working
[03:35] <pfifo> HavokD, for what purpose?
[03:35] <HavokD> .... pfifo that matters to you?
[03:37] <Zabii> also, the new interface for ubuntu is sweet
[03:37] <Zabii> i take it this isnt gnome at all?
[03:38] <HavokD> pfifo, Tigerboy i restarted my computer after choosing this no-screen no device option - i've been dropped to a command line on boot, startx says there are no screens found
[03:38] <TrentH> [THC]AcidRain, did you get your server fixed?
[03:38] <Tigerboy> havokd: it should work but I haven't gotten a way to make the crossfire mode activate even in liquorix kernels
[03:38] <pfifo> HavokD, yes it does, greatly. You old video card is 100% supported and works flawlessly with your needs so far, there is nothing it cannot do that you couls want todo with with linux. It works great in Windows you said, and of course games are made for windows, which leaves a big blak spot followed by a question mark for your intention. If your whole intention is to get a non working piece of hardware to function properly in linux then #kernel
[03:38] <pfifo>  is the place for you.
[03:39] <Tigerboy> havokd: what I think should happen is that you get 2 of the lesser cards, effectively
[03:40] <HavokD> pfifo, i wish to use it for calculations, GPU's are great for that
[03:40] <HavokD> assist me in my research
[03:40] <pfifo> HavokD, what kind of calculations? sha256?
[03:40] <HavokD> got any matrix calculators, with a GPU that's practically hardware, same with vector
[03:40] <HavokD> that's a hashing algorithm, don't be daft
[03:41] <pfifo> HavokD, last i checked OpenCL dosent cre what card is runing your display or what resolution your display is at
[03:42] <Zabii> nevermind, found a fix!
[03:42] <Zabii> :D:D:D
[03:42] <HavokD> pfifo, i'm guessing your thinking of bitcoin mining, no never, what a stupid waist of resources that is
[03:42] <pfifo> HavokD, are you looking for a one line fix all fr getting gigahashes on your bitcoin miner?
[03:42] <HavokD> i purchased a laptop with this hardware, i want this hardware working
[03:42] <nnull> gone to lunch qin? :)
[03:43] <Zabii> what kind of fun programs do you all use on ubuntu
[03:43] <HavokD> no pfifo once again, i think that currency is a waist of time and resources.
[03:44] <HavokD> pfifo, i simply want my hardware to work, and to be able to use it, most it'll get used for is oblivion
[03:44] <Tigerboy> havokd how do you exchange things?
[03:44] <pfifo> HavokD, well lucky for you the develpoers of the HD intel linux drive do not, but it not ready and not included in <IP_ADDRESS>, you HAVE to use the old card with 2D for now.
[03:45] <HavokD> Tigerboy, exchange what? pfifo just shush now
[03:45] <pfifo> HavokD, Oblivion a linux only game?
[03:45] <Tigerboy> pfifo: are not the intel  hd open source -- i mean 3d
[03:46] <HavokD> pfifo, i thought something of you earlier today, but now i don't want to feed the trolls
[03:46] <Tigerboy> havokd: you should currency is a waste-- exchange-- and also right after bitcoin which is a digital currency system (non-dollar based as I understand it)
[03:46] <Tigerboy> *said
[03:47] <HavokD> I find bitcoins to be an apauling waist of energy, then, regardless, i just want my ram back -.-
[03:48] <pfifo> Tigerboy, I was looking into this before, his new card is Intel HD, it isnt 'supported' in ubuntu and last I heard the latests sources are incomplete. I certianly hope you know something more but if not at this point the best he can get is 2d with the 4x series card
[03:48] <Tigerboy> havokd: I thought it was just an attempt to create some new currency method
[03:48] <HavokD> Tigerboy, not here in the help chat
[03:48] <HavokD> pfifo, its not its a radeon 4500M
[03:49] <Tigerboy> pfifo: just helped someone with that -- the hd drivers are open source 100 percent but whether they are in the repos is another question.. it did work on this one card from deb repos
[03:50] <Tigerboy> havokd: then don't bring it up
[03:50] <HavokD> i didn't pfifo  did
[03:50] <zykotick9> Tigerboy, actually 100% open source, um they still rely on non-free firmware, thus h-node.com has 0 ATI cards with 3D
[03:50] <pfifo> Tigerboy, I have an nvidia, I know ATI works, Intel, is new. thats all I can really say for sure. My understanding of it is its not ready
[03:51] <Tigerboy> the drivers are 100 percent open source not the firmware-- but the firmware calls are published all the info you need  that is
[03:52] <Tigerboy> pfifo: i'm only referring to intel
[03:52] <ritzz> hi everyone is there a way to export a my list of radio station on banshee to tomahawk?
[03:53] <Tigerboy> what I think is we should push all the vendors to at least make the drivers open source
[03:53] <Tigerboy> intel was the first hd/3d vendor to do it no number 2's yet
[03:54] <pfifo> Tigerboy, so what command does that in HavokD's computer?
[03:54] <nnull> lucid, reboot my pc, login, white terminal only thing that appears, typing compiz, gedit etc bring them back.. whats not loading at startup???
[03:55] <Tigerboy> pfifo: command to make crossfire work?
[03:55] <melvincv> I just lost my ADSL connection, syslog says: http://paste.ubuntu.com/650992/  Please tell me what this means.
[03:55] <pfifo> nnull, removee compiz from the setup
[03:56] <ritzz> i think banshee doesnt want to let us go to some other player
[03:59] <pfifo> !details | ritzz
[03:59] <DemeGeek> This might be a bit off of the main topic but if I have a bash script that uses programs that require sudo can I just sudo the script to make them work?
[03:59] <[THC]AcidRain> will someone tell me if they can ping my teamspeak server at acidshower.com:8767
[03:59] <pfifo> DemeGeek, yes
[04:00] <DemeGeek> Thanks.
[04:00] <pfifo> !offtopic | [THC]AcidRain,
[04:00] <mdogG>  privmsg privmsg #ubuntu : boom
[04:00] <ritzz> i want to export my radio list from banshee to tomahawk player but i just see an import option is there a way to export and save radio list on banshee ?  im using ubuntu natty
[04:00] <ministerdude> Stupid question but I need it. How do I get my floppy drive working?
[04:01] <pfifo> wow
[04:01] <pfifo> !floppy
[04:01] <nnull> think i know how to answer my question with anotherr.
[04:02] <nnull> How can i make it so my pc only shows a white terminal upon booting? ;)
[04:02] <ritzz> is this ok, or need some more info?... kind of new in here
[04:02] <Rei`ZzZz> nnull: As in once you're in X?
[04:02] <nnull> Rei`ZzZz: or from textmode
[04:02] <nnull> either way
[04:02] <nnull> umm sorry
[04:02] <nnull> i mean yes
[04:02] <Rei`ZzZz> nano .xinitrc/.Xsession and change it to exec xterm :P
[04:03] <pfifo> nnull, boot with the option "noX" technically its a black terminal but yeah
[04:03] <nnull> ok and what would i need to put there to change it back to normal Rei`ZzZz ? :)))
[04:03] <Rei`ZzZz> Whatever you removed
[04:03] <Rei`ZzZz> I dunno if that works with gdm actually
[04:03] <nnull> which isnt there right nw
[04:03] <Rei`ZzZz> gdm might have its own configs
[04:03] <nnull> mk
[04:03] <ministerdude> cool link don't work
[04:04] <Rei`ZzZz> May I ask why specifically you want a white terminal?  :P I don't get it :P
[04:04] <melvincv> I just lost my ADSL connection, syslog says: http://paste.ubuntu.com/650992/  Please tell me what this means.
[04:04] <nnull> i really like ubuntu, but these random (im broken hard) out of know wheres are starting to annoy me
[04:05] <pfifo> nnull, reinstall from scratch
[04:05] <nnull> lol
[04:05] <melvincv> It has happened for the third time.
[04:05] <Rei`ZzZz> nnull: What broke? Explain, I'm a bit tired
[04:05] <pfifo> nnull, im not being funny
[04:05] <melvincv> Is there a simple way to configure a PPPoE dialer in Ubuntu?
[04:05] <nnull> im sure your not pfifo, and do i reinstall again when that install breaks or? heh
[04:06] <Rei`ZzZz> nnull: How is your install broken? :P
[04:06] <nnull> Rei`ZzZz: been running smooth as chocolate, pc has no networking, nothings been added or altered since updating over a week ago, shutdown last night, turn on this morning, when i login all i get is a white terminal
[04:06] <rumbold1> is it possible to have a linux installation on a partition on the harddrive and then run it in a virtual machine when in windows so that i could boot into it properly but also use it when im in windows?
[04:06] <nnull> Rei`ZzZz: lauching "compiz , gedit" etc works..
[04:07] <Rei`ZzZz> So what did you have before?
[04:07] <nnull> and ive reboot this pc at least 6 times since (upgrading/changing anything)
[04:07] <nnull> and it was fine
[04:07] <com64> I want to scan with my Epson Stylus 4400 printer/scanner, but it only seems to show up as a printer. I tried using simple scan, but it said that no scanners were connected, and the printer showed up in Printing. I can't print out a page to test if it can print because I don't have any ink...
[04:07] <nnull> before i had a full compiz desktop
[04:07] <Rei`ZzZz> I have to admit one of the main reasons I moved from Linux to BSD was the random breaking everything
[04:07] <ritzz> no one?
[04:08] <Rei`ZzZz> And it works if you restart compiz etc you can get back to your full Compiz desktop?
[04:08] <nnull> Rei`ZzZz: ive literally been using the pc for a movie kiosk, been doing nothing on it aye lol.. like i havent changed anything and its like BOOM
[04:09] <Rei`ZzZz> Celerons really aren't made for compiling things
[04:09] <Rei`ZzZz> My comp is doing about 5 seconds per frame :P
[04:09] <nnull> whats the command again to change from compiz to umm whats the default one again lol
[04:09] <Rei`ZzZz> nnull: But do all the bits of your desktop work and it's just killed the startup config?
[04:09] <Rei`ZzZz> or is it all fubar?
[04:10] <Rei`ZzZz> or just compiz is fubar?
[04:10] <nnull> Rei`ZzZz: if launched independatly they all work!
[04:10] <nnull> wheres my startup cfg! lol
[04:10] <cactusfrog> anyone know any good software to stream videos to my ps3
[04:10] <Rei`ZzZz> did you have gnome or unity?
[04:10] <jvgeli> melvincv: happened to me a lot before. Disabling ipv6 did it for me.
[04:10] <Rei`ZzZz> nnull: I wish I knew :P I haven't used Ubuntu since umm
[04:10] <nnull> Rei`ZzZz: Gnome, its lucid
[04:10] <Rei`ZzZz> I think it was Intrepid
[04:10] <com64> cactusfrog, I usually play from USB drives...
[04:10] <kjeldor> hey
[04:11] <com64> but I remember using a streaming program, but I Can't remember the name
[04:11] <cactusfrog> com64, i know that vuze has a streaming option so its possible
[04:11] <com64> hm...
[04:12] <afeijo> hi guys, I have a NAS drive (iomega home media 1 tb neetwork attached storage 34337), does it use ext4 partition? I need to restore deleted files from it
[04:12] <melvincv> jvgeli: I can't find eth0 in network manager....
[04:13] <melvincv> ... how do I disable IPv6?
[04:13] <jvgeli> melvincv: what do you have? you wont need an eth0. PPPoE is configured separately.
[04:14] <kjeldor> how to I change the resolution of gtkvncviewer?
[04:14] <yagoo> i just tried apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager .. new install didnt have this.. this should be in the wiki
[04:15] <yagoo> are regular users allowed to edit the ubuntu wiki ? (i never tried)
[04:15] <melvincv> I have a connection in the DSL tab, but there are no IPv6 settings for it. Btw it worked fine till today.
[04:16] <melvincv> Do you understand what's happening in the log? Or who may I contact?
[04:16] <jvgeli> melvincv: just to be safe disable it http://www.ubuntuvibes.com/2011/01/quick-tip-how-to-disable-ipv6-in-ubuntu.html
[04:16] <melvincv> Thanks, I'll check it out.
[04:18] <tux-desktop> hey all
[04:18] <tux-desktop> whats the ubuntu chat room ?
[04:19] <rww> tux-desktop: #ubuntu for Ubuntu technical support, #ubuntu-offtopic for non-support chit-chat
[04:24] <insmod> anyone now where to get emesene plugins
[04:25] <qin> Is there a way to make new line in notify-send?
[04:26] <Tigerboy>  Tux-desktop: it is to help with ubuntu and related questions and discussions
[04:33] <sambagirl> anyone know how to play mono with vlc? i broke the plug and i cant hear everything now. on my laptop. ?
[04:36] <sambagirl> !seen Seveas
[04:36] <rww> o.O
[04:37] <TrentH> What is up
[04:37] <com64> ah, fixed my scanner problem
[04:37] <TrentH> < Fixed Xbox 360 RROD
[04:37] <TrentH> 1,000F VS Motherboard
[04:37] <TrentH> Muahhahha
[04:37] <com64> downloaded scanner utilities from avasys.
[04:37]  * com64 is fixing a ps3
[04:37] <TrentH> com64, whats wrong with your PS3?
[04:38] <com64> optical drive not working.
[04:38] <com64> I have a new laser in the mail :D
[04:38]  * com64 listens to metallica (actually)
[04:38] <com64> * is listening
[04:38] <com64> lol
[04:39] <com64> whoops
[04:39] <com64> grammar fail.
[04:41] <TrentH> PS3 potato
[04:41] <TrentH> You better jailbreak it
[04:42] <Rei`ZzZz> How do I kill X and stop it automatically reloading? :/
[04:42] <TrentH> If you stop X it wont load your GUI.
[04:42] <Rei`ZzZz> That's what I want
[04:43] <Rei`ZzZz> How do I change gdm session configuration?
[04:44] <TrentH> Rei`ZzZz, I dunno :( sorry
[04:45] <vibrant> Rei, this may be able to help you: http://lifehacker.com/5823762/a-bill+by+bill-guide-to-saving-money-on-your-monthly-expenses
[04:45] <vibrant> oops
[04:45] <vibrant> this is what i meant: http://library.gnome.org/admin/gdm/stable/configuration.html.en
[04:45] <vibrant> haha
[04:46] <vibrant> anyway, you should be able to edit gdm settings with Gconf Editor
[04:50] <lfender> what is a realy good media player for ubuntu
[04:50] <aldermikov> mplayer
[04:50] <aldermikov> sudo apt-get install mplayer
[04:51] <zykotick9> Rei`ZzZz, to prevent GDM from starting rename /etc/init/gdm.conf to /etc/init/gdm.disabled
[04:51] <lfender> thans
[04:51] <lfender> thanks
[04:51] <qin> lfender: vlc, sudo apt-get install vlc
[04:52] <bazhang> !players | lfender
[04:52] <Rei`ZzZz> lfender: moc
[04:52] <Rei`ZzZz> :P
[04:52] <Rei`ZzZz> Why isn't moc in that list? :(
[04:52] <aldermikov> lfender: after you install it, type man mplayer into a terminal and read to get a feel for it.
[04:54] <aldermikov> if you don't want to use the command-line interface, you can install smplayer which is a gui frontend for mplayer
[04:54] <lfender> is there a better free os then ubuntu
[04:54] <zykotick9> aldermikov, the "mplayer" package comes with a gui by default
[04:54] <Viper550> Okay, complication of the new Gnome 3 architecture for Oneiric: no appearance properties.
[04:54] <aldermikov> lfender: how do you mean free
[04:55] <zykotick9> Viper550, #ubuntu+1 for Oneiric questions/discussion
[04:55] <lfender> idk  just some  download you know
[04:55] <aldermikov> better is subjective then
[04:56] <aldermikov> different linux distros suit different people
[04:56] <lfender> and what do you  use
[04:57] <aldermikov> i hop on and off between ubuntu and debian
[04:57] <aldermikov> ubuntu is based on debian.
[04:57] <quentusrex_> Is there any way to get the ubuntu server installer to stop mounting swap?!?!?
[04:57] <lfender> see ive been  told that what can debian do that ubuntu cant
[04:58] <quentusrex_> I'm trying to repartition the drives, except that I can't repartition the swap partition because it always gets mounted.
[04:58] <aldermikov> debian is ubuntu without the training wheels
[04:58] <aldermikov> has a different release cycle
[04:58] <lfender> ook how
[04:58] <qin> lfender: www.distrowatch.com
[04:58] <ZiRiu> If you want to try debian go with #! first
[04:59] <insmod> anyone now where to get emesene plugins
[04:59] <aldermikov> ZiRiu: that's only if you want openbox
[04:59] <ZiRiu> It has xfce
[04:59] <aldermikov> or doesn't it have xfce now too
[04:59] <insmod> or webcam plugin
[04:59] <ZiRiu> I use awm with it though
[04:59] <aldermikov> you can just do a minimal debian install
[05:00] <aldermikov> and choose whatever de/wm you want
[05:00] <lfender> ok just tad mor detall
[05:00] <ZiRiu> But non-free drivers can be a bitch
[05:00] <aldermikov> lfender: how long have you been using ubuntu for
[05:01] <lfender> maybe 6 months
[05:01] <thegoodcushion> If I boot from a USB stick live distribution, will it mount the filesystem in RAM like a CD does or will the filesystem exist in the USB stick?
[05:02] <aldermikov> if you're comfortable with gnu/linux then i would say debian is a good distro to go to if you want to leave ubuntu
[05:02] <jinu_> how to mount vhd file in ubuntu?
[05:02] <aldermikov> try it out in a livecd though, first.
[05:03] <lfender> what was the last update of debian
[05:03] <aldermikov> debian has different releases that you can choose from
[05:04] <aldermikov> stable is outdated but very stable packages, that's the default
[05:04] <gogeta> aldermikov: eh its ol i tend not to like not haveing my drivers at install
[05:04] <gogeta> ok
[05:04] <kural> lfender, you could try wheezy
[05:04] <aldermikov> testing has newer packages, and is still really stable
[05:04] <gogeta> aldermikov: i just use xubuntu to stay away from unity
[05:05] <lfender> and wheezy is sorry i know i sound stupid still new to the hole thing
[05:06] <aldermikov> squeeze is stable, wheezy is testing, sid is unstable
[05:07] <jinu_> anybody know about vhd file mounting in linux
[05:08] <Tigerboy> aldermikov: you can also use classic desktop or just install full gnome
[05:08] <aldermikov> Tigerboy: wut
[05:08] <kural> jinu_, checked google ?
[05:08] <Tigerboy> -- to avoid unity
[05:09] <aldermikov> Tigerboy: you mean to say that to gogeta?
[05:09] <aldermikov> i haven't mentioned unity once
[05:09] <jinu_> kural: checked,but not got any useful result
[05:09] <Tigerboy> oh yes now I see
[05:09] <kural> jinu_ vdfuse
[05:10] <aldermikov> also 11.10 will only have unity, no gnome 2 fallback
[05:10] <aldermikov> so he is right in a sense that switching to xubuntu will dodge unity
[05:10] <Tigerboy> aldermikov: I don't think that will work out too well
[05:11] <aldermikov> Tigerboy: how do you mean
[05:11] <Tigerboy> aldermikov: I don't think moving away from gnome and controlling what desktop people use is going to work out
[05:12] <Tigerboy> -besides even on 11.10 you can still replace it
[05:12] <aldermikov> you can always do a minimal ubuntu install, that is true.
[05:12] <jinu_> kural: how to install vdfuse
[05:12] <aldermikov> also i'm already seeing people recommending linux minut over ubuntu since the whole unity fiasco started.
[05:12] <Tigerboy> aldermikov what is the ubuntu variant that goes back to gnome and removes unity
[05:13] <Tigerboy> aldermikov: backtrack 5
[05:13] <aldermikov> backtrack linux?
[05:13] <aldermikov> i am not in the security industry :v
[05:13] <TheCyph3r> backtrack has no purposes other than being a pen-test distro
[05:13] <aldermikov> not really a security enthusiast either
[05:14] <qin> Boring (all unity/ubuntu mouning)
[05:14] <Tigerboy> aldermikov: I think that's the only real difference
[05:14] <jinu_> kural:got it ,apt-get install virtualbox-ose-fuse  ok?
[05:14] <kural> jinu_, http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=17574 ( longer path - but will help you understand )
[05:15] <kural> jinu_, yeah that would be okay
[05:19] <nnull> whats a script ubuntu executes upon logging in
[05:19] <civillian> if I build a kernel on a debian box using make-kpkg, will this install nicely on ubuntu?
[05:20] <jmcantrell> i have a kernel from natty-proposed. how can i downgrade to the one in natty?
[05:21] <Tigerboy> backtrack 5 is purported to be Ubuntu 10.04(minimal) built up with gnome-- and maybe not that well. It caught my eye because of a port to gtablet
[05:22] <Usr_Smith> Is it possible to put shortcuts on the desktop within 11.04??
[05:27] <ben__> hello
[05:28] <ben__> anyone around?
[05:28] <ZiRiu> hi
[05:28] <iosolidar> i've just installed ubuntu 8.4 and .htaccess files in the root directory won't work
[05:28] <robert__> how do i get nVidia xserver files to be used in the preferences/monitors in natty?
[05:28] <iosolidar> they do work in other places
[05:29] <iosolidar> i enabled allowoverride all
[05:31] <tucemiux> anyone knows how to add an entry to grub.cfg ?
[05:31] <Usr_Smith> Hello there
[05:31] <ZiRiu> tucemiux, just edit it as root
[05:32] <tucemiux> ZiRiu: I dont think that's the way were supposed to handle it, I added an entry to 40_custom but how to I make it so that it appears as an option in the grub menu?
[05:35] <Tigerboy> iosolidar: do you mean www root?
[05:35] <iosolidar> yes: /var/www
[05:35] <ayaka> I need a music player which can classfy music by their arts album and can read cue I have tried rhythmbox  audacious they can't read cue
[05:36] <ZiRiu> banshee?
[05:36] <bloodriver> I upgraded to 11.04 but my grub2 menu is goofy.  it shows 'ubuntu 2.6.38-10-pae' in the lead menu, the safe mode next, then 'Previous Linux versions' (defaults), then 'Windows 7'(dual boot w/win7).  If I enter the top selection...there is no graphics and drop to tty1.  If i enter the 'Previous Linux version', the machine goes to another menu where I can select 'ubuntu 2.6.38-10-pae (same as in first menu) but this selection w
[05:36] <bloodriver> orks.  Is there a way to fix the first menu?'  Have a screen capture if needed for visual interpretation of what's going on.
[05:37] <Tigerboy> iosolidar: check the owner and perms
[05:37] <ayaka> Ziber, mono too big
[05:37] <iosolidar> Tigerboy: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EnablingUseOfApacheHtaccessFiles
[05:37] <iosolidar> this helped
[05:38] <iosolidar> my <directory /var/ww> wasn't working because apparently ubuntu already had those configuration in available-sites/default
[05:38] <iosolidar> thanks for the help anyways :)
[05:38] <Tigerboy> isolidar: excellent-- yes also depends how apache runs but by default it's apache and nobody
[05:38] <ayaka> ZiRiu, I have tried can't open
[05:39] <ayaka> ZiRiu, it seems my path include some asia char causing the problem
[05:40] <Tigerboy> iosolidar: cool that you fixed it. becareful how you build apache and mysql  putting time into that has really helped me
[05:40] <ZiRiu> ayaka, I have never heard of that problem before.
[05:41] <ayaka> ZiRiu, when I open it I see the path it show like %85%54%er%d
[05:41] <iosolidar> ayaka: check man locale
[05:42] <ayaka> iosolidar, there is no problem there all is well before  I use utf-8 zh all the time
[05:42] <Tigerboy> ayaka and install clementine
[05:43] <Tigerboy> it has cue files support
[05:43] <Tigerboy> + it's a good prog
[05:45] <ayaka> Tigerboy, are you sure it seems don't show cue file at all
[05:45] <insmod> anyone now where to get emesene plugins
[05:45] <Tigerboy> Ayaka: yep
[05:46] <Tigerboy> ayaka: what version is it
[05:46] <ayaka> Tigerboy, 0.5.3
[05:46] <Tigerboy> oh there's newer ones
[05:47] <Tigerboy> get at least .0.7
[05:47] <Usr_Smith> This Unity interface is a little harder to get use to. Do you all like it?\
[05:47] <Tigerboy> ayaka: very nice prog
[05:47] <ZiRiu> usr_smith, sudo apt-get install awesome to join the master race
[05:47] <DrGrov> Good morning everybody
[05:47] <aldermikov> say, is there a way to achieve unity/win7 taskbar functionality in a gnome panel
[05:47] <Tigerboy> but I think 0.5 has it too anyway
[05:48] <aldermikov> just the launching/containing applications in single icons
[05:48] <ayaka> Tigerboy, but don't support cue, maybe cli program is well
[05:48] <DrGrov> What would you guys and girls say is a good Twitter client? I am completely new to Twitter so I would love a quick run through of a good client. Running Ubuntu 10.04.
[05:48] <Tigerboy> ayaka yes get the cli
[05:48] <aldermikov> DrGrov: the website?
[05:48] <bloodriver> I thought about mucking around in the grub.cfg file to see if'n I could straighten up the grub menu but...i'need to see examples to follow...
[05:49] <Tigerboy> it supports under playlists
[05:49] <DrGrov> aldermikov: Sure, I thought of that but I would prefer a desktop client to handle my Twitter account. I would not get carried away too much when I am working LOL
[05:49] <aldermikov> ah, not really sure then.
[05:50] <lion42> DrGrov, you should have gwibber already installed
[05:50] <lion42> (or did that not show up until a later version? I'm not sure)
[05:50] <slim_gaza> Hi I have installed ubuntu 11.04 however my wireless connection keeps crashing especially when I put my laptop to sleep. How can I remove the intel driver and active the sta broadcom. My laptop is aspire timeline 4810z thanks guys
[05:50] <DrGrov> lion42: Yes, I see that. Not sure I like it too much though. It feels messy :(
[05:50] <fedy> ufw
[05:50] <DrGrov> lion42: I don't like that layout of gwibber. How is it with Twitter? I set up preferences on my profile via browser or can I set it up via ex. gwibber as well?
[05:51] <lion42> DrGrov, I don't use twitter. No idea. :)
[05:51] <DrGrov> lion42: Ok :) I just got crazy about starting to use Twitter. No idea where I got it though LOL
[05:52] <Tigerboy> ayaka: lastest version of clementine-- code.google.com/p/clementine-player/downloads/
[05:52] <ayaka> Tigerboy, I seemawn I will try
[05:53] <Tigerboy> ayaka: k
[05:53] <fedy> hello need help w/ ufw
[05:53] <Tigerboy> fedy: what question
[05:53] <str33t> Hello
[05:53] <str33t> Can anybody help me ?
[05:54] <lion42> Around a thousand people can help you. Care to be more specific?
[05:54] <DrGrov> lion42: I just joined in on #twitter to see what they would say to my silly questions LOL
[05:54] <fedy> how do you setup iptable rules
[05:54] <fedy> Tigerboy:
[05:54] <str33t> Hey
[05:54] <str33t> Can anybody help me please
[05:54] <lion42> DrGrov, did you find a program that works for you?
[05:54] <Tigerboy> fedy: just by first enabling -- then adding rules in the gui
[05:54] <str33t> Nobody helpss?
[05:54] <Tigerboy> fedy: download gufw
[05:55] <fedy> gufw
[05:55] <DrGrov> lion42: I think I would try something called qwit. The only thing which could cause a bother is Qt4. That means it is mainly for KDE and not GNOME?
[05:55] <Tigerboy> fedy: it will show up under administration
[05:55] <fedy> Tigerboy: i have al ready installed
[05:55] <bloodriver> has anyone had the experience with a grub menu inside a grub menu?
[05:56] <str33t> Hello
[05:56] <str33t> I could use a little help !
[05:56] <TrentH> Whenever I have my webcam plugged in my USB wifi adapter disconnects after about 5mins?
[05:56] <Tigerboy> fedy: just worry about opening ports for inbound things such as samba ports or webserver so people from outside can get in
[05:56] <bloodriver> if so...how does one undo/fix the darn then
[05:56] <lion42> DrGrov, I just installed it very quickly and see that it "works" with gnome: it adopts your theme and fonts and whatnot.
[05:56] <lion42> So it shouldn't be a problem.
[05:56] <TrentH> Tigerboy, fix my webcam & internet issue
[05:57] <lion42> (and now I have a twitter client and no twitter)
[05:57] <Tigerboy> trenth: what issue?
[05:57] <DrGrov> lion42: Ok good, I will test it now then. I hope it fills the needs I want from it. :) Thanks for testing
[05:57] <gladiator> k
[05:57] <fedy> Tigerboy: what do i enable incoming and outgoing?
[05:57] <str33t> Anybody got a 64 bit ubuntu ?
[05:58] <fedy> allow or deny
[05:58] <lion42> str33t, I suspect around 500+ people here do.
[05:58] <tottiq> hey, anyone has an idea on how to download an entire website using only the bash?
[05:58] <str33t> Can one of the 500+ help me
[05:58] <str33t> ??
[05:58] <str33t> I am on a 32 bit machine
[05:58] <str33t> And i need some code to be compiled on a 64 bit machine
[05:58] <TrentH> Tigerboy, I have my USB wifi adapter plugged in, when I plugin my webcam after about 5mins my wifi stops working and I have to restart PC.
[05:58] <lion42> tottiq, http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/downloading-entire-web-site-wget
[05:58] <Tigerboy> fedy: you can enable all outgoing (up to you) and then just only the ports you need for incoming-- by default enabling ufw will make it so all outgoling are allowed and all incoming are closed.
[05:58] <fedy> ty
[05:59] <tottiq> lion42, thank you
[05:59] <Tigerboy> trenth: can you try to move one of them to another port?
[05:59] <TrentH> Tigerboy, I can try...their both plugged into the front of my PC
[05:59] <str33t> can anybody with a 64 bit machine compile a small code for me ?
[05:59] <Tigerboy> trenth: ordinarily each two usb share some space
[06:00] <TrentH> Tigerboy, alright i'll plug it in the rear then :)
[06:00] <Tigerboy> trenth: good idea
[06:01] <Usr_Smith> ziriu: What is the Master Race??
[06:01] <harry_> where are
[06:01] <ayaka> Tigerboy, ZiRiu thank you]
[06:01] <bloodriver> ...how 'bout suggesting a web page?  I've googled this to a red rash.
[06:01] <robert__> is there an XServer channel i can change to?
[06:01] <Tigerboy> ayaka: ok :)
[06:01] <fedy> Tigerboy: when you deny incoming it stop the all internet access
[06:01] <ZiRiu> http://oi52.tinypic.com/2e19d1v.jpg  that is master race
[06:02] <vivanov> cant login in ubuntu one -> There was a problem while retrieving the credentials
[06:02] <Tigerboy> fedy: no
[06:02] <harry_> it my first chat so
[06:02] <fedy> i my case it does
[06:03] <str33t> Hello
[06:03] <str33t> Can anybody with a 64 bit machine
[06:03] <harry_> but im getting there
[06:03] <str33t> Help me with a little thing
[06:03] <str33t> Anybody with a 64 bit ubuntu ?
[06:03] <fedy> let me test again tigerboy
[06:04] <harry_> anyone red hat?
[06:04] <Tigerboy> fedy: by default all connections from outside to internal servers are blocked
[06:04] <codepal> when do you think ubuntu will get the ubuntu firefox modificiations plugin sorted out for FF5?
[06:05] <Tigerboy> Fedy: you want to be able to go out to external servers to see web pages and other things
[06:05] <harry_> master race
[06:05] <Tigerboy> fedy: if you have an internal webserver you can open port 80 (and other ports if you offer ssl as an example)
[06:05] <robert__> anyone familiar with the nVidia XServer settings to natty preferences/Monitors config.
[06:05] <harry_> we are the liberated ones
[06:06] <fedy> I am desktop user
[06:06] <Tigerboy> fedy: that allows people from the outside in only on port 80
[06:06] <harry_> free free free
[06:06] <harry_> may the source be with you
[06:06] <Tigerboy> fedy: than you don't need to open ports for internal servers so just enable ufw
[06:07] <Tigerboy> fedy: the default is fine for you
[06:07] <Tigerboy> fedy: in the gui (gufw) just unlock it and click the box to enable it. You just need to do that one time.
[06:08] <fedy> ty u for the info though if I do setup an internal server
[06:08] <bloodriver> I upgraded to 11.04 but my grub2 menu is goofy. it shows 'ubuntu 2.6.38-10-pae' in the lead menu, the safe mode next, then 'Previous Linux versions' (defaults), then 'Windows 7'(dual boot w/win7). If I enter the top selection...there is no graphics and drop to tty1. If i enter the 'Previous Linux version', the machine goes to another menu where I can select 'ubuntu 2.6.38-10-pae (same as in first menu) but this selection work
[06:08] <bloodriver> s. Is there a way to fix the first menu?' Have a screen capture if needed for visual interpretation of what's going on. http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/233/screenshot2tk.png/
[06:08] <harry_> capt.crunch//%%
[06:08] <lion42> str33t is repeatedly pming me asking me to compile software despite me stating that I lack the skills to do it, much less verify that it is something I would actually trust to run. Can someone address their issue so it stops being my issue?
[06:09] <str33t> i dont want you to compile a software
[06:09] <str33t> just a small piece of code
[06:09] <str33t> problem is i am on 32 bit machine
[06:09] <str33t> and the code must be compiled on a 64 bit machine
[06:09] <blade> str33t, why?
[06:09] <fedy> TIgreboy: here the link https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Gufw so the defualt is INcoming deny and outgoing allow?
[06:09] <zykotick9> bloodriver, I'd reinstall grub2 from the new install, then update-grub2 to have it re-add ubuntu/windows.  Best of luck.
[06:10] <robin0800> bloodriver, have a look in /etc/fstab to see whats going on
[06:11] <bloodriver> okay...gives me a direction to head in...hope it ain't a dark hole....thanks
[06:12] <harry_> get slam_hck = beeing used people,{warning}
[06:12] <fedy> Tigerboy: when I restart the computer the gufw automatically disables. what did I do wrong.
[06:14] <bloodriver> ;-)
[06:15] <bloodriver> ciao belle
[06:16] <Tigerboy> fedy: just go to terminal and type sudo ufw --enable
[06:16] <Tigerboy> it should save it as a start up
[06:17] <Tigerboy> fedy: first type ufw --status
[06:17] <robert__> anyone using dual monitors with nVidia graphics card on?
[06:17] <Tigerboy> fedy: you only need to set enable one time
[06:17] <zykotick9> !anyone | robert__
[06:17] <BitWraith> If I have a box set up to automatically log me in (without a password), is there a way I can change it back to asking for a password from the terminal? Iseem to be stuck using a sesion that doesn't work, and I want ot try a different one.
[06:18] <mamoun_>  mamoun_
[06:19] <fedy> Tigerboy: it saids Status; active
[06:19] <Tigerboy> fedy: that means you are fine
[06:19] <fedy> ty
[06:19] <fedy> ;)
[06:20] <robert__> when i check the nVidia Xserver settings it shows both monitors. but when i go to "Preferences/monitors from the main menu i only have the main monitor showing. how do i get the settings to go from the nVidia settings to gnome?
[06:20] <Clerisy> cam all of a sudden not working? light still comes on, just not connected to computer or something?
[06:20] <zykotick9> BitWraith, have a look in /etc/gdm perhaps (i have a /etc/gdm3, you won't) for a file called daemon.conf (might be different in your case) it seems to have an AutomaticLoginEnable=true line you might be able to modify
[06:21] <robert__> i need both monitors to run lyricue for my church.
[06:21] <str33t> anybody with a 64 bit ubuntu ?
[06:21] <str33t> who can compile a simple code ?
[06:22] <zykotick9> robert__, don't use Preferences/Monitors if you are using Nvidia propretary driver, just use nvidia-settings instead.
[06:22] <iosolidar> str33t: what language?
[06:22] <str33t> no language
[06:22] <str33t> simple bash compile
[06:22] <str33t> quake 3 source code compile
[06:22] <robert__> kk
[06:22] <str33t> thats all
[06:22] <str33t> can you or anybody help with it ?
[06:23] <str33t> ??
[06:23] <zykotick9> str33t, what would you do with it if you got it compiled?  you can't run it on 32bit.
[06:23] <iosolidar> str33t: if you really need it there are online compilers, maybe even 64 bit one (but for single source files)
[06:23] <iosolidar> or better yet free vps or trial vps servers
[06:23] <str33t> my server company runs 64 bit version
[06:24] <zykotick9> str33t, is this code available somewhere online to download?
[06:24] <str33t> yep
[06:24] <str33t> its pretty simple
[06:24] <str33t> takes 30 seconds only
[06:25] <str33t> can you do it ?
[06:25] <zykotick9> str33t, certainly not if you don't provide a link
[06:25] <str33t> sure
[06:25] <str33t> should i pm u ?
[06:25] <zykotick9> is this not "public" code?
[06:26] <str33t> its public
[06:26] <str33t> i hope ubuntu channel doesnt mind it
[06:26] <zykotick9> so just post the link in channel, so long as it's only 1 line
[06:26] <str33t> i am posting link to the page
[06:26] <str33t> which explains the whole process of compiling it
[06:26] <str33t> from the time of getting it
[06:27] <str33t> to compiling it
[06:27] <str33t> it takes 30 seconds in all
[06:27] <wols> !enter
[06:27] <FloodBot1> str33t: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:27] <zykotick9> !enter | str33t
[06:27] <str33t> lol ?
[06:27] <zykotick9> !pm > str33t
[06:28] <str33t> http://daffy.nerius.com/urtserver/
[06:28] <str33t> Check the link
[06:28] <str33t> It should give u the whole info
[06:28] <str33t> On how to get the source and compile it