[07:00] <alkafoo> honey_: run sudo fdisk -l and see what the /dev/foo# is
[07:00] <Starminn> theadmin, I clearly see a file for "/dev/sdb" and "/dev/sdb1" but when I attempt to mount it gives me, "mount: can't find /dev/sdb1 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab"
[07:00] <alkafoo> honey_: then try it again with the substituted /dev/ name, if it's changed
[07:01] <stepnjump> There has to be a way... even by using dpkg ???
[07:01] <theadmin> Starminn: Uh, specify the mount point, something like: sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt
[07:02] <JBunny> if i reboot now and the screen after the boot screen is black, what do i do?
[07:02] <Starminn> theadmin, Thank you very much, sir. IT works beautifully.
[07:03] <theadmin> !nomodeset | JBunny
[07:03] <theadmin> Starminn: More like "madam" or something, actually, if you prefer being that polite :P
[07:03] <Starminn> theadmin, Ah, well my apologies then. :) Thank you very much, madam. It works beautifully. :)
[07:04] <stepnjump> anybody running natty here?
[07:04] <branant> I am running Ubuntu Server 11.10 and I want to switch repository from local to global server. I can not find any documentation on the subject. Anyone have a suggestion?
[07:07] <aashez> I'm using Ubuntu 11.04 on Packard Bell EasyNote NM85. After recent installtion, I'm getting error while botting as - udevd[398]: worker [82] unexpectedly returned with status 0x0100 - same for [83] [84] followed by - '/devices/pci0000:0d/0000:0d:0b.0'. I did not make any chnages in settings wrt system before the error. How can I fix this?
[07:07] <JBunny> dr_willis: worked like a charm. ty. theadmin: ty for the link.
[07:08] <FuZi0N> np JBunny
[07:09] <Pascoal> Great News 3.2 kernal finally supports the Hexagon architecture! pentagon architecture is so last century.
[07:09] <Calinou> Pascoal: no one cares. also 3.x kernels suck
[07:09] <Calinou> that's why 11.10 sucks
[07:09] <Sheldon_Cooper> mm
[07:10] <Sheldon_Cooper> the high energy consumption bug on some laptops isn't fixed yet in 3.2 I think
[07:10] <Sheldon_Cooper> so I don't mind :/
[07:10] <branant> Calinou: I believe that's Unity, rather then the kernel which might as well be called 2.40
[07:11] <glebihan> branant, no the kernel also switched from 2.6.38 to 3.0 between natty and oneiric
[07:11] <suvojit> hello
[07:12] <FuZi0N> hi
[07:12] <suvojit> can any one tell me how to do with autocad in ubuntu?
[07:12] <aashez> Otherwise, how can I find the complete boot log to pastebin the error from LiveCD>
[07:12] <aashez> ?
[07:13] <sammy> why would a package that isn't installed get priority 100 in apt?
[07:13] <Sheldon_Cooper> yep, I tried using oneiric's 3.0 kernel in lucid, but the only difference was lucid's nvidia drivers stopped working because they only compiled headers for 2.4-2.6
[07:13] <branant> glebihan: Exactly my point! Since it was 20th Linux' birthday, Linus just decided to call it 3.0.0 instead of 2.6.40
[07:13] <juniour1> hi
[07:13] <pietro|phone> Suvokit, check out a progeny called draftsight
[07:13] <branant> It is not a major update from the 2.6.X series
[07:14] <glebihan> branant, I know that, I just think Calinou was indeed talking about the kernel
[07:14] <pietro|phone> *Program
[07:14] <Sheldon_Cooper> branant, that's not entirely true.. now we have 360 gamepad and kinect support directly on the kernel!
[07:14] <Sheldon_Cooper> how could anyone live without that
[07:16] <branant> Sheldon_Cooper: That is truly awesome, I'll give you that...
[07:16] <Sheldon_Cooper> :P
[07:17] <alkafoo> opentld
[07:20] <honey__> alkafoo: are u there?
[07:21] <aidrocsid> So is there a good webserver/ftp/pop3 combo that can run on ubuntu?
[07:21] <juniour__> hi
[07:21] <aidrocsid> does apache do all that?
[07:21] <alkafoo> honey__: sure
[07:22] <alkafoo> aidrocsid: Apache is the most popular web server for something like 16 years running
[07:22] <branant> aidrocsid: its called a LAMP server
[07:22] <alkafoo> aidrocsid: nginx and lighttpd are some lighter alternatives
[07:22] <aidrocsid> does apache cover pop3 and ftp?
[07:22] <alkafoo> no, you'd also want a "mail server" and "file server"
[07:22] <aidrocsid> ah
[07:22] <honey__> ?
[07:22] <aidrocsid> but LAMP has all of those?
[07:23] <alkafoo> if you install the Ubuntu server edition, I believe you will get an option during install to have that, if it isn't default
[07:23] <branant> aidrocsid: In other words, what you need is Ubuntu server
[07:23] <alkafoo> no, LAMP means something else
[07:23] <aidrocsid> but doesn't that lack a UI?
[07:23] <aidrocsid> GUI
[07:23] <alkafoo> aidrocsid: by default, IIRC
[07:23] <alkafoo> aidrocsid: you can get the same apps in the desktop version, just thought I'd mention the server/install
[07:23] <aidrocsid> I can't install LAMP in a desktop version?
[07:23] <aidrocsid> ok
[07:24] <aidrocsid> yeah
[07:24] <aidrocsid> I want to set up a headless server in my living room and use VNC with it
[07:24] <honey__> alkafoo: i coudnt get the divice wehn i re plugin in another USb port
[07:24] <alkafoo> honey__: are you using a laptop?
[07:25] <alkafoo> aidrocsid: no, LAMP just isn't exactly what you want, I suggest you forget you ever heard the term
[07:25] <honey__> alkafoo: iam using Desktop
[07:25] <aidrocsid> lol
[07:25] <aidrocsid> ok so is there anything better than VNC I can use to deal with this machine remotely?
[07:25] <alkafoo> honey__: odd for a desktop usb port to not be powered, but you could try yet another one
[07:26] <alkafoo> aidrocsid: graphically?
[07:26] <aidrocsid> yeah
[07:26] <alkafoo> aidrocsid: no, VNC is the norm there
[07:26] <aidrocsid> it needs to be able to use a graphical browser
[07:26] <aidrocsid> ok
[07:26] <aidrocsid> but I could SSH in to install things and what not, right?
[07:26] <aidrocsid> and to administrate my servers
[07:27] <alkafoo> yes
[07:27] <aidrocsid> what would i use for that on the server side?
[07:28] <bullgard6> System Monitor > Processes shows for Tilda 'Status=Zombie'. In order to get rid of this zombie, should I press "End Process" or "Kill Process"?
[07:28] <monk> We are Gentoo. We will add your source and technological distinctiveness to our own. Resistance is futile.
[07:31] <skraps> can someone log into live chat and take a screen shot for me here ? http://www.hostgator.com/
[07:33] <aashez> Can anyone guide me to instructions to chroot into broken system using LiveCD?
[07:33] <theadmin> skraps: http://i.imm.io/evxg.png - here
[07:33] <alkafoo> aashez: sure
[07:33] <theadmin> !chroot | aashez
[07:34] <skraps> bumm, thanks theadmin
[07:34] <theadmin> skraps: What's the actual problem?
[07:34] <skraps> bummer*
[07:34] <skraps> theres is no actual problem
[07:35] <aashez> theadmin: I followed this - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#ChRoot - but the root partition from LiveCD gives aufs which is confusing me to identify root from LiveCD
[07:35] <skraps> the problem is your place in line is #1
[07:35] <alkafoo> aashez: what's the problem
[07:36] <theadmin> aashez: Well, uh, "sudo fdisk -l" might help
[07:37] <skraps> theadmin: I was expecting the place in line to jump up to 100-300 or something
[07:37] <theadmin> skraps: I see... Well that's not really an Ubuntu question
[07:37] <skraps> sorry, but thanks for the SS theadmin
[07:39] <skraps> thry it now, plz
[07:39] <skraps> the SS
[07:39] <aashez> Yes, did that before theadmin. Just not able to recognise the root partition of livecd. I did 4 and 5 of https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#ChRoot
[07:40] <theadmin> aashez: "root partition of livecd"? Why do you even need that? You need your install's root partition.
[07:40] <skraps> Damn there too ready for it. I only got 20 more connections, lol
[07:42] <daddysturg> I've already uploaded, and validated my key, but now it says my sig for the Terms of Conduct is invalid? Is that me, or a bug?
[07:42] <bullgard6> What does mean »featured« in the headline »Featured Articles:« in http://www.cybercity.biz/faq/stop-process-ubuntu-linux-command/ ?
[07:43] <aashez> theadmin: Umm.. I'll try that again with install's root, thanks. bbl
[07:44] <theadmin> bullgard6: That's not even an Ubuntu question, but "featured" usually means chosen by some specific criteria, e.g. votes or just articles which site's admins like most... Also, the URL you gave is not valid: "Die Seite wurde nicht gefunden"
[07:47] <bullgard6> theadmin: I inadvertently changed I with y: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/stop-process-ubuntu-linux-command/
[07:51] <StepNjump> Anybody know if there are any plugins available for the gnome-sound-recorder ? I'm looking for a way to stop the recording after so many minutes... Unless there is a better sound recorder out there that I might not be aware of?...
[07:52] <x_> I'm not sure it has the feature you are looking for, but I used to use Audacity a lot (years ago).
[07:53] <x_> StepNjump, ^
[07:58] <bullgard6> System Monitor > Processes shows for Tilda 'Status=Zombie'. In order to get rid of this zombie, should I press "End Process" or "Kill Process"?
[07:59] <zykotick9> bullgard6: i don't think you can kill zombie processes.  rebooting is only way "I" know to get rid of them.
[08:00] <bullgard6> zykotick9: Thank you verymuch for your judgment.
[08:01] <skypent> receiving a (Please remember that the signature file (.sig or .asc)should be the first file given on the command line.) error everytime i try to verify a signatures using gpg; been using: $gpg --verify filename.txt         ;;; anyone have an idea why i would get that error?
[08:02] <theadmin> skypent: Because you're doing it wrong, and it's obvious from the error, you should do something like gpg --verify foo.asc bar.txt
[08:02] <llutz_> bullgard6: zombies are dead, you might try to kill the parent-process or just wait. zombies are just entries in the process-list, not using any resources
[08:02] <juniour> hey
[08:02] <juniour> can here any one can tell where is the folder that contain login background
[08:02] <juniour> in ubuntu 10.10
[08:04] <skypent> theadmin;; yeah i've tried that; (gpg: verify signatures failed: unexpected data) is the outcome, even for messages that i know for a fact are from supposed to be verified.
[08:04] <bullgard6> llutz_: I will try to keep in mind what you said. --  Thank you for your help.
[08:05] <theadmin> skypent: Hm... Well, if the file has the signature right within it you might want to use --verify-files then, idk
[08:05] <theadmin> skypent: Not sure what your case is
[08:05] <skypent> theadmin; i'll try that then, thanks for the help.
[08:07] <aaschez> theadmin, are you still here?
[08:07] <theadmin> aaschez: Yes
[08:08] <wireless> I'm running fluxbox installed on ubuntu 11.10, but still have all the gnome programs.  I need to change my voume, but dont have the gnome-panel.  whats the command to get the volume controls up? (not the mixer on the panel, but the sound prefernces one) THANKS
[08:08] <CodeOmegaPrime> I am wanting to store user home directories on a server here in my home then when the user logs into the desktop all their configurations will load too. All machines are running ubuntu 11.10. Looked for a tut but could not find one that was just linux only.
[08:08] <aaschez> theadmin: Hi. .. I restarted with LiveCD and this is part of my fdisk -l - http://paste.ubuntu.com/802701/ . sdd is the one containing linux, so does the asterisk under boot demote root partition?
[08:08] <aaschez> denote*
[08:09] <theadmin> aaschez: Might be. It just shows that this partition is the one it boots from. Can't be sure. Try mounting them, exploring and seeing which is which.
[08:10] <wireless> nobody knows the command to load the sound prefernces?
[08:10] <llutz_> aaschez: the boot * just means, that partitions bootable flag is set.
[08:10] <aaschez> theadmin: Yes, that can be done. But is there way to also see the mount point of the installed system from LiveCD than exploring to confirm?
[08:12] <theadmin> aaschez: I suggest to mount them manually, like this, hm, this is a bit tricky but will do, just explore stuff under /media thereafter: for i in {1..5} ; do sudo mkdir /media/sda$i ; sudo mount /dev/sda$i /media/sda$i ; done
[08:13] <drupalvan> Hi, I have a remote server and I mistakenly eject the DVD from the drive. How can I load the DVD back?
[08:13] <aaschez> theadmin: Cool, thanks
[08:13] <aaschez> And thanks llutz_
[08:13] <zykotick9> drupalvan: eject -t
[08:14] <llutz_> drupalvan: eject-t
[08:14] <x_> does Ubuntu have an XFCE spin?
[08:15] <wireless> btw I figured it out.  You can change the volume by using alsamixer in the terminal.
[08:15] <wireless> x they used to have xubuntu
[08:15] <wireless> xubuntu was great
[08:15] <wireless> but I dont think its maintained anymore
[08:15] <wireless> xubuntu had xfce btw
[08:15] <Myrtti> er, yes it is
[08:15] <Myrtti> !xubuntu | x_
[08:15] <theadmin> wireless: Huh? Xubuntu is mantained and up-to-date just as much as all the other Ubuntu releases.
[08:15] <wireless> xubuntu is mantained??? nice
[08:16] <wireless> I thought I remember hearing a couple years back that they stoped maintaing it
[08:16] <Sheldon_Cooper> yes, I use it on my p3 866
[08:16] <wireless> I prefer fluxbox
[08:16] <x_> very cool
[08:16] <wireless> but the nice thing about xubuntu is the alternate textual install option
[08:16] <drupalvan> zykotick9, it works on my home Ubuntu but for some reason, not working on the remote box?
[08:16] <Sheldon_Cooper> and if there is no easy way for using gnome2 in the next LTS, I think I'll switch to xfce in my main computer
[08:16] <Sheldon_Cooper> :P
[08:16] <x_> this looks mostly recent: "Xubuntu 11.10 released October 13th"
[08:16] <theadmin> wireless: Ubuntu has that too...
[08:17] <theadmin> !alternate | wireless
[08:17] <wireless> fluxbox is even better for older computers than xfce. I'm using a really nice LENOVO laptop but still prefer the very llow GUI windows managers
[08:17] <theadmin> wireless: Try i3 or awesome or dwm then xD Also, imo, openbox beats other *box'es
[08:17] <x_> is fluxbox a "spin" like xubuntu? (not sure I'm saying that correctly)
[08:18] <wireless> I like fluxbox cuz I installed the backtrack 5 repositories on ubuntu 11.10
[08:18] <Javid> Can anyone suggest an app/plugin for an app that would allow me to stream to an Ubuntu PC via AirPlay?
[08:18] <wireless> it turns ubuntu into a sortof backtrack version. I'd just install backtrack but it doesnt support my wireless drivers
[08:18] <wireless> which is odd since backtrack is now a form of ubuntu
[08:19] <theadmin> x_: Ubuntu has no official fluxbox-based spin, sadly. Ubuntu officially supports Unity, XFCE, KDE and LXDE.
[08:19] <wireless> strange that the broadcom drivers dont work on backtrack but do on ubuntu when backtrack is a form of ubuntu
[08:19] <theadmin> x_: Well, that is, there are "spins" for those, with Unity being the official version
[08:19]  * x_ loves XFCE!-) detests Unity:(
[08:19] <wireless> I HATE UNITY
[08:19] <llutz_> fluxbox is in the repos, just install it if you want to use it. why should there a "spin" for each and every WM on planet earth?
[08:19] <wireless> adding Unity was the biggest mistake ubuntu has made
[08:20] <Myrtti> Javid: AFAIK totem supports airplay
[08:20] <theadmin> x_: May I poke you with PM? lol, I'm an XFCE fan myself
[08:20] <Javid> Myrtti: There's a plugin for it, but when I last tried it Python plugins were entirely broken
[08:20] <wireless> ubuntu 12.04 should be pretty cool right?
[08:20] <almoxarife> drupalvan: look at this http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/oneiric/man1/cda.1.html
[08:20] <zykotick9> llutz_: if Canonical creates an AwesomeWM "spin" i'll consider returning to *buntu ;)
[08:20] <x_> sure, theadmin
[08:20] <wireless> I hate the new 3 kernel
[08:21] <wireless> SO MANY PROBLEMS
[08:21] <wireless> i'm constantly rebooting into grub to switch to my alternate ubuntu 10.04 partition
[08:21] <theadmin> wireless: wtf? 3.x works perfectly for me, and boots faster than 2.x...
[08:21] <aashez> er
[08:21] <wireless> SOOO many programs dont work with it
[08:21] <wireless> aircrack-ng suite for one
[08:21] <wireless> soo many bugs
[08:21] <llutz_> zykotick9: you haven't really got how apt-get install works, haven't you? ;)
[08:22] <Myrtti> if you want help with your problems, you're welcome to describe them more so we can, otherwise please keep the rants and opinions elsewhere like #ubuntu-offtopic, thank you
[08:22] <zykotick9> llutz_: i was just "agreeing" with you statement ;)
[08:22] <wireless> lol llutzz!
[08:22] <theadmin> wireless: Ah, that makes sense, yeah... That illegal software might not work properly...
[08:22] <wireless> iilegal??
[08:22] <wireless> I'm a penetration tester
[08:22] <wireless> I need aircrack for work
[08:22] <theadmin> wireless: Ah. Okay.
[08:22] <wireless> I cant tell you how many businesses I wouldnt have been able to penetrate without cracking their wifi password
[08:23] <almoxarife> wireless: you have a ubuntu question?
[08:23] <Prodego> it is amazing how many penetration testers there are out there
[08:23] <FuZi0N> anyone know how to change the local ip in ubuntu?
[08:23] <justin> yeah it does serve as defensive security purposes
[08:23] <wireless> almoxarife: not really
[08:23] <wireless> justin that too
[08:23] <wireless> I also use it to look for rogue access points
[08:23] <justin> cool
[08:24] <justin> its good for cracking wep, but nobody whos not nobody uses wep anymore
[08:25] <justin> is gnome-panel considered off topic?
[08:25] <ilouvatar> hey guys how r u i have a problem when i'm trying to login in command shell after pressing ctrl+alt+F2 when i type the password all i get is login incorrect and awhen i type my password in a terminal everything is correct anyone can help ?
[08:25] <FuZi0N> anyone know how to change the local ip in ubuntu?
[08:25] <wireless> justin: It shouldnt be
[08:25] <wireless> FUZION: goto the router settings and remove DHCP and switch to static IP
[08:25] <llutz_> FuZi0N: ifconfig or edit /etc7network/interfaces or your networkmanager-connection
[08:25] <wireless> nevermind
[08:25] <wireless> or that
[08:25] <wireless> lol
[08:25] <mfaroukg> any one has a problem with the touch pad in the oneiric ???
[08:26] <justin> okay well im having this problem with gnome-panel. i've added it to the desktop (as i like to drag icons to it), and now in gnome 3.x i cant delete icons at all via like i used to be able to in gnone 2.x
[08:26] <parco> what does it mean to add "links" to the root directory?
[08:26] <parco> like this http://pastebin.com/jejXPwXd
[08:27] <aBound> HA! Do you guys consider it a bit odd if I need Byobu Terminal installed just to log into my GUI? If it's removed I can't get to Unity or Gnome-Shell.
[08:28] <ilouvatar> i'm trying to manually install nvidia drivers through command shell but when i type my password all i get is login incorrect anyone help
[08:28] <aashez> On my another linux instllation, I got /, /var, /tmp, /home on separate partition. So when chroot' ing into such install, apart from 'for i in /dev /dev/pts /proc /sys; do sudo mount -B $i /mnt$i; done' , I
[08:28] <aashez> 'll have to mount all the separate partitions as well, right?
[08:28] <aashez> theadmin: ^
[08:29] <almoxarife> ilouvatar: why are you installing nvidia via shell?
[08:29] <theadmin> aashez: Yeah
[08:29] <theadmin> aashez: But you can do it after chroot'ing already.
[08:30] <aashez> after chrotting, how?
[08:30] <aashez> ok, got it
[08:30] <ilouvatar> cause i downloaded its a .run file and all i get googling is that i have to install it through shell because when i m trying to install it through terminal i get message to exit x-server
[08:31] <Calinou> ilouvatar: you have to stop the X server first, however this has some consequence
[08:31] <ilouvatar> how may  ido that?
[08:32] <Calinou> first, what's your graphics card?
[08:32] <ilouvatar> geforce gs 9500m
[08:33] <bullgard6> System Monitor > Processes  > (right-click) any process name  > (context menu  shows  the entries) "End Process" and "Kill Process".   Whats the appropriate room for that question?
[08:34] <Calinou> open a terminal then copy this: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-x-swat/x-updates
[08:34] <Mechdave> wireless, just ask away :)
[08:35] <Calinou> then type your password. then, type: sudo apt-get update
[08:35] <zykotick9> wireless: #bash might be a good spot to start?
[08:35] <Calinou> then, sudo apt-get install nvidia-graphics-drivers
[08:36] <almoxarife> bullgard6: http://linux.die.net/man/1/killall
[08:37] <wireless> MechDave: someone answered in BASH. Turns out find wasnt capable of what I wanted
[08:37] <wireless> rsync is
[08:37] <ilouvatar>  Unable to locate package nvidia-graphics-drivers
[08:37] <Corey> wireless: Yup. :-)
[08:38] <almoxarife> ilouvatar: you need to install 'nvidia-current
[08:38] <Corey> wireless: Oh, and find is.  I just said you were using the wrong tool for what you wanted to do.
[08:38] <ilouvatar> ok
[08:38] <ilouvatar> i did
[08:38] <Corey> wireless: Although just so you're aware, there's no "created" timestamp on a linux filesystem.
[08:38] <almoxarife> ilouvatar: you need to install 'nvidia-current'
[08:38] <ilouvatar> additionall drivers right?
[08:38] <Corey> "Modified" and "changed" are the only two you get, wireless; one includes metadata, the other doesn't.
[08:38] <wireless> Thanks Corey. I kindof figured that after not seeing it in the find manual
[08:39] <llutz_> Corey: lets hope they use the created-timestamp ability of ext4 in near future...
[08:39] <Corey> llutz_: I'm not holding my breath.
[08:39] <wireless> will there ever be an ext5?
[08:40] <bullgard6> llutz_: 'man kill' dated 2011-02-22 does not mention  '-TERM' nor '-KILL'. What do you mean by them?
[08:40] <wireless> If I reformat my drive thats ext4, is it easy to recover files?  I've had lots of successs recovering NTFS files that were corrupted or deleted, but never tried with ext4
[08:40] <ilouvatar> i do that throughh synaptic hope this works
[08:40] <xmann> How can i set system proxy in xfce?
[08:41] <llutz_> bullgard6: the one from "November 21, 1999" does, under SIGNALS. just use google to find an explanation of those signals
[08:41] <zykotick9> bullgard6: look in the SIGNALS section, KILL is 9, and TERM is 15
[08:41] <xmann> any ideas?
[08:41] <_HoochMan_> wireless: reformatting that drive isn't gonna help you bring back files
[08:42] <justin> lol
[08:42] <llutz_> bullgard6: man 7 signal    might also do
[08:43] <almoxarife> bullgard6: http://linux.die.net is an excellent source also
[08:43] <Corey> almoxarife: Thanks.
[08:43] <wireless> HOOCHMAN. : lol I know that
[08:44] <wireless> Hoochman:  I meant more like if I formated my drive and f it...would someone be able to use photorec or foremost to get the files back?
[08:44] <wireless> I have a few HD's I want to get rid of
[08:44] <wireless> I've formatted them
[08:45] <xmann> how can i set proxy in xubuntu?
[08:45] <wireless> but I dont want people being able to get the deleted files
[08:45] <alkafoo> wireless: depends on how you format
[08:45] <wireless> gparted?
[08:45] <alkafoo> wireless: I beleive gparted defaults to quick formats when available, which wouldn't suffice
[08:45] <wireless> what would you use>
[08:45] <wireless> ?
[08:45] <alkafoo> wireless: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dd_%28Unix%29#Disk_wipe
[08:46] <alkafoo> but only if you think the drive will be useful to someone else
[08:46] <alkafoo> otherwise just destroy it physically
[08:46] <Corey> wireless: dban
[08:46] <Corey> !dban
[08:46] <Corey> Doh, no dban factoid.
[08:46] <wireless> Is there a tool like ccleaner for linux that creates multiple junk files and deltes them?
[08:46] <bullgard6> llutz_: I made a mistake: Iinadvertently  looked in 'man killall'. --  Thank you verymuch for your help.
[08:46] <alkafoo> dban is overkill
[08:46] <justin> encrypt the drive as a plan B as well
[08:46] <alkafoo> wireless: junk?
[08:46] <Corey> Could also dd over the drive.
[08:46] <ilouvatar> i installed nvidia current all i had to do now is to remove any drivers exist and install the latest?
[08:46] <wireless> dban isnt even in my repositories
[08:47] <bullgard6> zykotick9: Thank you very much for your help.
[08:47] <alkafoo> wireless: you don't want it anyways
[08:47] <alkafoo> wireless: use the dd approach, /dev/zero, not /dev/urandom
[08:47] <wireless> xmann: I never use system proxy settings.  I always prefer to configure the programs directly
[08:48] <wireless> or I used to configure a system proxy in the terminal I believe....before I figured out proxychains
[08:48] <openbees> ilouvter : i think u should
[08:48] <almoxarife> ilouvatar: nividia-current is the latest,
[08:48] <dongjunbao> 大家好
[08:48] <alkafoo> that the package manager knows about
[08:48] <dongjunbao> 刚来
[08:49] <alkafoo> dongjunbao: #ubuntu-cn
[08:49] <dongjunbao> 什么东东呀
[08:49] <almoxarife> !cn
[08:49] <dongjunbao> 有人说话么，这是干啥到
[08:50] <wireless> is truecrypt the best way to go for encrpyting a directory?  Is there something I can use that doesnt require me to partition up my HD?
[08:50] <alkafoo> wireless: truecrypt does files as well
[08:50] <alkafoo> there's also encfs
[08:51] <wireless> alkafoo:  I thought truecrypt said I had to set up a partition on my HD to get it working?
[08:51] <wireless> I'll check out encfs thanks
[08:51] <alkafoo> wireless: no it can do a partition or a file
[08:52] <alkafoo> encfs' license is less sketchy, though
[08:52] <wireless> તમે ગધેડો ડિક suck.
[08:52] <alkafoo> ?
[08:52] <wireless> encfs is better?
[08:52] <alkafoo> they probably support the same encryption algorithms and have similar performance
[08:52] <alkafoo> encfs' license is better
[08:53] <alkafoo> if you care about that sort of thing (strangely some Linux users do not)
[08:53] <wireless> what do you mean by license?
[08:53] <wireless> I thought this is open source
[08:54] <alkafoo> open source isn't a license, it's a vague concept
[08:54] <alkafoo> encfs is GPL, truecrypt has its own proprietary license
[08:56] <wireless> alkafoo why does that matter though?
[08:56] <wireless>  ldoes having a better licence make it more secure?
[08:56] <alkafoo> there are those that would argue that, yes
[08:56] <wireless> Do you know if the option to truecrpyt a file is available in the GUI? if so I missed it
[08:57] <wireless> thanks alkafoo
[08:57] <alkafoo> I believe the GUI has that option, yes
[08:57] <Kartagis> wireless: ot, what language was that?
[08:57] <alkafoo> IIRC it gives you a choice between using a partition and creating an encrypted filespace at some random location
[08:58] <alkafoo> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gujarati_language
[08:58] <wireless> you got it alkfoo
[08:59] <wireless><PHONE_NUMBER>0011110100010000100000010010010101001100100000010010100101010101010011010101000010000001010000010100100100010101010100010001010100111001000100
[08:59] <alkafoo> that's probably binary =P
[08:59] <alkafoo> heh
[08:59] <alkafoo> these are fun to translate =P
[09:00] <wireless> 4c:49:4e:55:58:20:52:4f:43:4b:53:21:21:21
[09:00] <Myrtti> come on guys, please keep the discussion to Ubuntu support
[09:00] <alkafoo> heh
[09:01] <Myrtti> there's plenty of other channels for chitchat, like #ubuntu-offtopic for a start
[09:01] <wireless> okay sorry
[09:01] <Kartagis> sorry Myrtti
[09:02] <elky> i have unity-lens-gwibber installed and have rebooted, but i can't figure how to access it. launching gwibber just gives the plain useless one
[09:03] <JLuc> !notunity
[09:03] <Myrtti> elky: atleast for me it added another tab on the bottom of the unity overlay
[09:03] <Sheldon_Cooper> similar to gnome 2?
[09:03]  * Sheldon_Cooper laughs
[09:03] <elky> Myrtti, i just have the 4 that were there before
[09:04] <Sheldon_Cooper> xfce is "gnomer" than that
[09:04] <elky> er, unless you mean the sidebar thing, in which case, nope
[09:04] <Myrtti> I don't have the device I have it installed in handy so I can't check :-(
[09:04] <JLuc> i dont give a fk whther gnome or not i just want something that works
[09:05] <Myrtti> JLuc: please mind your language
[09:06] <elky> Myrtti, i also seem to be lacking some of the icons i see at http://cloud.addictivetips.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Ubuntu-VMware-Workstation_2011-06-16_14-51-59.jpg
[09:06] <elky> which is the worlds worst named screenshot...
[09:10] <pfifo> !ping
[09:11] <wireless> !pong
[09:11] <wireless> !ping
[09:11] <llutz_> wireless: stop that pls
[09:12] <justin> ubottu
[09:12] <theishi> Skype keeps silently freezing on me. Has anyone solved this problem?
[09:12] <justin> yeah skype is pretty gay sometimes
[09:12] <justin> switch to google talk
[09:13] <justin> via empathy, thats what i ended up doing
[09:13] <theishi> empathy via google talk will let me use Skype?
[09:13] <wireless> whoah I didnt know there was a google talk
[09:14] <theishi> I know google talk is an alternative and I use it, but I have contacts on Skype that do not have google accounts
[09:14] <justin> yeah
[09:14] <justin> i still use skype, and it will freeze every two days on me still
[09:14] <justin> what u have to do is learn to efficiently kill it, and start it back up again
[09:14] <justin> its a beta release after all
[09:15] <wireless> the whole reason why i dont use skype is cuz nobody I know uses it...everyone uses there cell phone or e-mail, but I liike video being part of the conversation
[09:15] <justin> version <IP_ADDRESS> or something beta
[09:15] <theishi> justin: every two days you say? I have it crash twice a day. I can fix it efficiently, the problem is knowing when I need to
[09:15] <justin> fair enough
[09:15] <justin> its a decent question
[09:16] <justin> u described the problem correctly too,... it does freeze silently, thats for sure
[09:16] <theishi> I would really love to just cancel Skype, the problem is I cannot convince everyone to switch, and also I am not in the US so google talk doesn't work real well with calling phone numbers from here
[09:16] <justin> its a shame microsoft bought it, potentially.
[09:16] <justin> maybe i mean google chat?
[09:16] <justin> i mix those two up
[09:17] <theishi> google chat, google voice... same thing :-)
[09:17] <justin> u can still stay with skype, its just a matter of learning to be more attentive with it
[09:17] <wireless>  wait i use google voice for my business number
[09:17] <wireless> it has video features?
[09:17] <theishi> lol.... you know what... it probably won't be too hard to write a script that lets me know when it crashes
[09:17] <wireless> do I need to download a program?
[09:17] <wireless> or can I run it from the browser?
[09:18] <justin> this time in 12 months from now google voice/chat will Crush Skype
[09:18] <justin> its pretty new still they aye
[09:18] <theishi> i really hope you are right
[09:18] <justin> canada aye
[09:18] <wireless> anyone know how to set up proxies on google chrome or chromium in fluxbox?  It gives an error when trying to configure proxies...
[09:18] <justin> yeah, people are starting to have a bias against microsoft software, and at the same time a bais towards google products - which is good
[09:19] <justin> it kind of reminds me of how people sign up to like 2 different social networking sites
[09:19] <justin> hey wireless, how do i get my wireless going on fluxbox, btw lol
[09:20] <Operaist2> hi
[09:20] <Operaist2> i know a prostitute who only uses windows, how can i get her to use ubuntu??
[09:20] <bullgard6> System Monitor > Processes  > (right-click) any process name  > (context menu  shows  the entry) "Stop Process". What is the equivalent  action command-line command for it? 'man kill' lists4 possibilities for the Action=stop.
[09:20] <theishi> why is her profession relevent Operaist2 ? :-)
[09:21] <AdvoWork> anyone know in ubuntu 11.10, classic, how to add items to the Panel, I no longer get an option on right click?
[09:21] <Operaist2> theishi: i don't feel like reducing a person to "somebody" it is quite rude
[09:21] <openbees> AdvoWork : i thionk its disale by default
[09:21] <theishi> Operaist2: lol how about my friend
[09:21] <bullgard6> AdvoWork: Do you speak about GNOME Shell 3 or not?
 disable *
[09:26] <justin> yeah gnome-panel needs to add more context button items
[09:28] <llutz_> bullgard6: "stop" usually means "trying to terminate the process", so SIGTERM
[09:28] <AdvoWork> openbees, any way to enable it?  bullgard6 basically, fresh install of 11.10 but i set it to use the classic desktop instead
[09:29] <bullgard6> AdvoWork: I do not know the answer; I am using GNOME Shell 3.2.1.
[09:29] <llutz_> bullgard6: sending SIGTERM also is the default kill-action, if no other signal is defined
[09:38] <samba35> how to i check which application is been monitor by apparmor
[09:41] <NathanW> is there anyone around that knows a bit about kerrighed clusters?
[09:43] <Operaist2> theishi: what about your friend??
[09:44] <elky> http://cloud.addictivetips.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Ubuntu-VMware-Workstation_2011-06-16_14-51-59.jpg <-- am i supposed to have the magnifying glass icons? because i don't...
[09:48] <akpk> How can I open dwg files in open libre ??
[09:50] <NathanW> is there anyone around that has some experience with SSI clusters?
[09:52] <elky> NathanW, it's often better to ask your actual exact question, that way when/if someone shows up and knows, they can answer right away without having to first prompt information out of you
[09:52] <niloy__> guys which is the best irc client for ubuntu unity?
[09:53] <elky> there is no best. xchat is a popular gui client, irssi is a popular command-line client
[09:53] <niloy__> best as in goes well with unity
[09:53] <niloy__> am currently on xchat
[09:53] <elky> i don't think there's an integrated one
[09:53] <niloy__> thats sad, I am currently using xchat
[09:54] <niloy__> but I dont receive notifications
[09:54] <niloy__> notifications were working on classic gnome
[09:54] <NathanW> What can you do with a SSI, (Kerrighed) ubuntu cluster, are you able to for instance install vmware on top of ubuntu and use the cluster to host virtual servers? what can you use a ssi or kerrighed cluster for? ive got about 20 machines laying around and wanteed to toy with somthing new but not sure what it can do exactly
[09:55] <elky> niloy__, empathy can sort-of do irc, but it does it very badly
[09:55] <NathanW> from what i uderstand clusters require special software eg like scientific math software, and not much els runs on them.. tho there is also some conflicting information there wich confuses me on what i can run on it once built...?
[09:55] <niloy__> elky, what are u using?
[09:55] <elky> NathanW, there's also askubuntu.com
[09:55] <elky> niloy__, xchat
[09:55] <dyd> i can't connect by vnc to a mac machine, why?
[09:55] <niloy__> elky do you receive notifications?
[09:55] <elky> NathanW, that way you can ask your question and people can find it later on
[09:55] <dyd> keeps a black screen
[09:56] <NathanW> thanks elky
[09:57] <wannabe> hi all
[09:58] <isit32> hey so been back and forth complaingn about my World of warcraft not running in Wine because of my GPU but im wondering if the fact that i had a 32 bit of vista and now a 64 bit ubuntu could that be causing my problem, i found some drivers to DL from the web and use alien to open but because im in 64 bit its having problems, can i easuily change my OS to 32 from the 64? or should it not matter?
[09:59] <derpladee> hey what is this thing about "change to workspace above current workspace"? how do you get multidimensional workspaces? i only have workspaces lefet/right of current
[10:00] <oCean> isit32: Using alien to install RPM packages is not supported, also changing to 32bit would mean a re-install.
[10:00] <isit32> why is it not supported what is the supported alternative?
[10:00] <oCean> !alien
[10:00] <isit32> dang ocean are you just in here all day??? youve been helpin me all day
[10:01] <oCean> isit32: I think you're mistaken, I just returned to the keyboard...
[10:01] <isit32> well i found what seems like drivers for my awful GPU how would i go about implementing them into my new ubuntu OS? doesnt wine run 32 regardless? wuld switching to 32 bit ubuntu do anything for me?
[10:02] <isit32> i might be i just was in here but hours ago sorry
 just like left and right workspace there are up and down workspace available for use. you can get 3d workspace switching with the help of compiz
[10:02] <Innocencio> .help
[10:03] <Innocencio> whoops disregard, was trying to pull up the help menu thingy
[10:03] <oCean> isit32: here's some documentation on running wine with ubuntu https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine But I have so little experience with that, I could not tell you if switching to 32bit would help
[10:04] <isit32> no thats not what i need ive been thru all that im waiting for my vista os disks to get here tomoro as i have no choice to play wow i must use windows or upgrade serious hardware...i cannot do the latter atm
[10:04] <isit32> i was just looking around and i found some help for ubuntu 9.x
[10:04] <Jordan_U> isit32: You do *not* want to use drivers converted via alien. What GPU do you have?
[10:05] <isit32> its some rpm files for a driver something or other and i thought id give it a shot
[10:05] <isit32> i have a ugly gpu so try not to laugh to hard its a : Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS,
[10:06] <Innocencio> wow...you running WOW on that GPU?
[10:06] <isit32> ok so no alien i wont bother then, i want to dual boot
 : i think there are procedures available for changing .RPM file to .DEB
[10:06] <isit32> yea see i know its not ideal but I HAVE NO CHOICE, just work with what i gots
[10:07] <vagothcpp> Currently I am doing a 1GB apt-get install but need to switch to a faster link as this one is horribly slow, can it be interrupted in anyway so that I may resume on a faster link?
[10:07] <isit32> lol yea alien changes that, but you guys dont like it, and i cant change it str8 over because of the 64 bit os, thats why i was wondering if it would workj fine if my ubuntu was not 64 bit, perhaps my ugly GPU just cant talke 64 my vista was 32
[10:07] <jonathon> Can anyone here recommend a good package manager. I'm using Synaptic at the moment, But It doesn't have very good sorting options and categories.
[10:08] <NimeshNeema> vagothcpp: if you interrupt a apt-get install midway, it resumes from the point it left.
 ...yes you can downloaded file will still in your system
[10:08] <Jordan_U> isit32: You're probably not going get any better than the default Ubuntu drivers for Intel hardware. But at the same time those drivers should be pretty good.  Period. Don't try it.
[10:12] <isit32> ok ok
[10:12] <isit32> thankyou
[10:13] <isit32> this time i promise to listen, when i dont you guys have been right about the outcome!
[10:13] <AlanBell> Innocencio: you are using the webchat IRC client, use the icon in the top left and go to the options, there is a
[10:13] <AlanBell> Hide JOINS/PARTS/QUITS: checkbox
[10:13] <bullgard6> llutz_: Thank you very much for your help.
[10:13] <spajderix> hi
[10:14] <Innocencio> AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH thank you alanbell!  whew man that's much much better!
[10:14] <VictorCL> how can I install back firefox 8 ?
[10:15] <isit32> can someone help me understand xorg.conf?
[10:15] <AlanBell> VictorCL: are you having a problem with the version 9?
[10:15] <VictorCL> yes keep crushing all the time
[10:15] <dr_willis> !pin
[10:15] <VictorCL> is useless
[10:15] <mksogdne> how i can create iso image ?
[10:16] <AlanBell> isit32: generally you don't need one, there are lots of old guides on the web detailing xorg.conf files, but these days it should just autodetect things and just work without one
[10:16] <isit32> thx :)
[10:16] <AlanBell> VictorCL: does it work fine in a guest session? it might be something in your firefox profile it doesn't like
[10:16] <VictorCL> I deleted and created a new profile
[10:17] <VictorCL> I think is firebug fault .. but I need firebug is the main reason I use firefox
[10:18] <AlanBell> VictorCL: firebug 1.9.0?
[10:18] <VictorCL> AlanBell,  yes
[10:18] <VictorCL> AlanBell,  when it makes an Ajax call .. firefox crashes
[10:18] <isit32> i found these directions on a website for jaunty what does this mean...'2 - open synaptic package on local/obsolete 3 - force install for all intel driver'
[10:19] <AlanBell> "a website for jaunty" means you probably shouldn't be using them for oneiric :)
[10:19] <isit32> ha, its just hard to find oneiric supprot with a gpu from 08
[10:19] <ActionParsnip> jaunty is also EOL
[10:20] <isit32> eol?
[10:20] <ActionParsnip> !eol
[10:20] <isit32> danks
[10:21] <isit32> just grabbing at straws here as i kill time waiting for my vista disks, prob just get on my mac book pro to play for a while, im getting the itch
[10:22] <AlanBell> I think I have that GPU too
[10:22] <vagothcpp> Okay, so I can resume my download from apt, BUT, what if I where to change my mirror as this seems to be more the problem
[10:23] <szal> isit32: Vista? *shudder*..  *recommends Win7*
[10:23] <isit32> reccomends you send me the $
[10:23] <lotuspsychje> whats a good gui package to record desktop specific area to mpeg4?
[10:24] <isit32> many of my problems arrise from a 'no other choice' situation
[10:24] <isit32> ie vista 32 ugh
[10:24] <ActionParsnip> lotuspsychje: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/01/help-test-new-screen-recording-app-eidete/   may do it
[10:25] <bbbbbbbb> my firefox just gave me "The bookmarks and history system will not be functional because one of Firefox's files is in use by another application. Some security software can cause this problem"
[10:25] <AlanBell> isit32: I have the desktop version of that GPU, but I think your one is fairly unremarkable and in lots of netbooks and laptops, I am using the desktop version of it with Precise and full unity 3d
[10:25] <lotuspsychje> ActionParsnip: tnx mate but i tested eidete and it crashes my desktop, xvidcap runs much smoother but also bug on me
[10:27] <lotuspsychje> bbbbbbbb: try some firefox security addons like 'noscript'
[10:27] <isit32> alanbell im confused are you saying your using the same GPU as i?
[10:27] <bbbbbbbb> lotuspsychje: i have it, should i disable it?
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> lotuspsychje: try recordmydesktop
[10:27] <isit32> ahhh you have it in a desktop comp i see
[10:28] <isit32> im sorry :)
[10:28] <ActionParsnip> bbbbbbbb: is there a firefox process running presently?
[10:28] <lotuspsychje> bbbbbbbb:no, noscript is very good
[10:28] <AlanBell> isit32: not quite, I have an 82945G, but not the mobile version of it
[10:28] <isit32> i take it you dont play heavy 3d games
[10:28] <bbbbbbbb> lotuspsychje: okay, i thought it may have caused it
[10:28] <isit32> ahhh k
[10:28] <bbbbbbbb> ActionParsnip: right now, yes
[10:28] <AlanBell> this is just a little atom motherboard desktop I use for testing
[10:28] <isit32> ok well do you use the ubuntu drivers?
[10:28] <lotuspsychje> ActionParsnip: i've also tested recordmydesktop, but encoding takes ages after recording the movie...
[10:29] <lotuspsychje> bbbbbbbb: you using facebook?
[10:30] <AlanBell> isit32: yes, the standard ones in the repositories, worked fine on Oneiric, I am now running Precise on it
[10:30] <ActionParsnip> bbbbbbbb: if you close it and run:  ps -ef | grep -i fire | grep -v grep     is anything output?
[10:30] <bbbbbbbb> lotuspsychje: yes
[10:30] <lotuspsychje> AlanBell: happy with precise?
[10:31] <godmachine81> i've been trying to figure out how to get the panel/systray icon theme to change with unity, and no matter what i set it to I keep a regular Gnome classic like icon theme in the panel/tray (not the launcher bar.although i haven't got those to change either)  is there some special trick to changing icons for the panel in 11.10?
[10:31] <isit32> alanbell what is precise?
[10:31] <ActionParsnip> godmachine81: tried logging off and on?
[10:31] <lotuspsychje> bbbbbbbb: you might install snort to see what intrusion is malicious or not...
[10:31] <ActionParsnip> !12.04 | isit32
[10:31] <godmachine81> ActionParsnip: yes, gnome-tweak-tool too, as well as dconf-editor
[10:31] <isit32> k
[10:32] <vagothcpp> If I where to resume an interrupted apt-get install (download phase) but change the mirror, would it still be able to resume?
[10:32] <bbbbbbbb> ActionParsnip: nothing
[10:32] <VictorCL> when is 12.04 realeased?
[10:32] <AlanBell> lotuspsychje: generally, yes, though it broke a bit last night, but has generally been fun to play with. Precise support is in #ubuntu+1
[10:32] <bbbbbbbb> ActionParsnip: lsof | grep .mozilla/firefox doesn't give anything either
[10:32] <ActionParsnip> bbbbbbbb: cool, ok if you look in your firefox config folder you may find a lock or parent_lock file, if you move those out of the folder it should help
[10:33] <lotuspsychje> !release
[10:33] <bbbbbbbb> ActionParsnip: but then it shouldn't launch in the first place ?!
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> bbbbbbbb: try:  find ~/.mozilla/firefox | grep -i lock
[10:33] <AlanBell> VictorCL: April, the .04 bit is the month
[10:33] <bbbbbbbb> ActionParsnip: nope, nothing
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> bbbbbbbb: its worth a shot, I've seen the lock file cause issues.
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> bbbbbbbb: thats good
[10:34] <VictorCL> hope 12.04 comes with an improve unity theme
[10:34] <VictorCL> more sexy :D
[10:35] <saju_m> with command "dpkg -L slapd | grep cosine"  i can see "/etc/ldap/schema/cosine.ldif" ,  but that file not there (i can not open it)
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> VictorCL: its largely the same
[10:37] <saju_m> if i do "cat /etc/ldap/schema/cosine.ldif"  getting error cat: /etc/ldap/schema/cosine.ldif: No such file or directory
[10:37] <ikonia> saju_m: there is no file there
[10:37] <ikonia> error is pretty clear
[10:37] <saju_m>  with command "dpkg -L slapd | grep cosine"  i can see "/etc/ldap/schema/cosine.ldif" ,  but that file not there (i can not open it)
[10:38] <ikonia> saju_m: dpkg is list listing a package - not a file
[10:38] <saju_m> how install that file ??
[10:38] <ikonia> saju_m: or that file has been removed
[10:38] <ikonia> see if the file is there
[10:38] <ikonia> ls -la /etc/ldap/schema/cosine.ldif
[10:39] <bbbbbbbb> ActionParsnip: what else can i do?
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> bbbbbbbb: not sure dude, I ditched firefox loooong ago
[10:40] <bbbbbbbb> ActionParsnip: i see
[10:40] <bbbbbbbb> anyone else?
[10:41] <llutz_> ikonia: ahem, "dpkg -L slapd"  list files installed from given package, so it should be there
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> saju_m: try:  dpkg -S cosine.ldif
[10:41] <Bergcube> Yeah, I'm an idiot.  I've managed to forget my nick password.  Did three possible / likely tries at "/msg NickServ identify" but it doesn't come back to me...  Is there a way to reset or change my password?  (I know that strictly speaking this is offtopic. I have asked elsewhere, but don't get any reply.)
[10:41] <ikonia> llutz_: yes, it lists the package files - not what's on the system
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> saju_m: it will show the package name providing the file
[10:41] <ikonia> llutz_: just because dpkg -L lists a file doesn't mean it's on the system
[10:42] <llutz_> ikonia: if its not existing, someone has deleted it. right
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> Bergcube: ask in #freenode for irc nick passwords
[10:42] <saju_m> slapd: /etc/ldap/schema/cosine.ldif
[10:42] <ikonia> llutz_: or a bug in the package (doubtful)
[10:42] <lotuspsychje> !nickserv
[10:42] <llutz_> ikonia: very doubtfull
[10:42] <saju_m> i installed slapd
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> saju_m: then you can reinstall the package, or download the deb, extract it and copy the file in manually
[10:42] <ikonia> saju_m: did you check the file with "ls -la" as I said
[10:42] <llutz_> that's why i wrote "should be there"
[10:43] <Bergcube> ActionParsnip ~ Have done; no response.
[10:43] <saju_m> ya
[10:43] <saju_m> ls: cannot access /etc/ldap/schema/cosine.ldif: No such file or director
[10:43] <Jovaro> Bergcube, http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#sendpass
[10:44] <oCean> bbbbbbbb: have you checked if your history file is actually locked?  fuser -v $(find ~/.mozilla -name places.sqlite)
[10:44] <ikonia> saju_m: there you go then, file not there, confirmed
[10:44] <lotuspsychje> Bergcube: /msg nickserv help
[10:44] <saju_m> ok
[10:44] <Bergcube> Jovaro ~ Thanks.  That was help!
[10:44] <Hoyt> is it safe to use Ubuntu 12.04 now ?
[10:44] <ikonia> no
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> Bergcube: that's where it gets  done. They will email you a password reset email
[10:45] <oCean> Hoyt: Precise/12.04 is not yet released (still alpha). Please /join #ubuntu+1 for further support and discussion
[10:45] <ikonia> Hoyt: it will be safe on release day, not before
[10:45] <aeon-ltd> Hoyt: no
[10:45] <aeon-ltd> Hoyt: but people have different definitions of safe and stable
[10:45]  * Bergcube will be back.  (He hopes!)
[10:45] <Hoyt> i'm reading the Wiki here  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/ReleaseSchedule
[10:45] <Hoyt> so Ubuntu has to import Debian's package firstly ?
[10:46] <Hoyt> 13
[10:46] <Hoyt> January 12th
[10:46] <Hoyt> A-2
[10:46] <Hoyt> LTS DebianImportFreeze (Mon)
[10:46] <FloodBot1> Hoyt: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:46] <Hoyt> oops , sorry
[10:46] <Hoyt> i mis clicked the middle button
[10:47] <iceroot> Hoyt: correct
[10:47] <iceroot> Hoyt: and that date is the last day for doing that
[10:47] <Hoyt> oh , right
[10:47] <iceroot> Hoyt: but for something like that i would suggest #ubuntu+1
[10:47] <Hoyt> i'll try
[10:49] <lotuspsychje> where can i set windows to 'not maximized' so they can be closed not in upper bar
[10:51] <carrera> Greetings!
[10:51] <vagothcpp> lotuspsychje, upper bar of the window, or the top panel of the de?
[10:51] <carrera> my 11.04 keeps hanging
[10:52] <carrera> my 11.04 keeps hanging and when it does any open files, such as Firefox or Gnome config files,  are corrupted
[10:52] <DrManhattan> I'm trying to move my HTPC over to linux, I was wondering if anyone knew of a linux equivalent to phonetray free?
[10:52] <carrera> I've even lost regular files
[10:52] <lotuspsychje> vagothcpp: my ante is older and it confuses her, when she cant find the close button of a window, instead of main unity bar (active)
[10:53] <bbbbbbbb> oCean: where is it in a portable firefox?
[10:53] <oCean> bbbbbbbb: no idea, why would you use portable?
[10:53] <DrManhattan> basically a program that displays caller id info on the screen when an incoming call comes in, and allows me to block certain calls
[10:53] <vagothcpp> lotuspsychje, so where DO you want the close button
[10:54] <bbbbbbbb> oCean: i.e. to be able to use it on a different computer
[10:54] <lotuspsychje> vagothcpp: in a smaller minimized window
[10:54] <oCean> bbbbbbbb: you're not using ubuntu? and the firefox from the ubuntu repositories?
[10:55] <Abjects> natale a cortina
[10:55] <lotuspsychje> !it | Abjects
[10:55] <jonathon> How do I change what apps start up at boot?
[10:55] <bbbbbbbb> oCean: i am running ubuntu and use the firefox from the repositories, i installed it portable
[10:56] <vagothcpp> jonathon, applications or services?
[10:56] <Humbedooh> system - settings - sessions and startup
[10:56] <Humbedooh> if you mean apps and not services ofc
[10:56] <Humbedooh> err I got that backwards it seems
[10:56] <oCean> bbbbbbbb: I'm not sure what you mean, but generally all the configs/settings/history is in your homedirectory under .mozilla
[10:56]  * Humbedooh blames his keyboard for this..!
[10:56] <jonathon> Actually I'm not sure where it'd be, But let's try both
[10:57] <bbbbbbbb> yes. but you can install it so that everything is in one place, on a thumbdrive for example. i used a manual from the forums somewhere - it may be in my bookmarks but i can't access them
[10:58] <bbbbbbbb> would there be a way to extract my bookmarks from the corrupt profile?
[10:59] <oCean> bbbbbbbb: when you run  locate mozilla | grep bookmark  what does it return?
[10:59] <lotuspsychje> ActionParsnip: wich browser are you using?
[11:00] <llutz_> bbbbbbbb: "find ~/.mozilla/ -iname book*"
[11:00] <bbbbbbbb> /usr/share/mime/application/x-mozilla-bookmarks.xml
[11:00] <bbbbbbbb> llutz_: nothing
[11:00] <oCean> bbbbbbbb: no, that's not the one, you need the files from your .mozilla directory
[11:00] <oCean> bbbbbbbb: try  locate .mozilla
[11:01] <bbbbbbbb> oCean: the only others are png files in the installed folder. icons.
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> lotuspsychje: i flip between arora and chromium daily build
[11:01] <oCean> bbbbbbbb: you still have to find where your settings etc are stored, try  locate .mozilla
[11:01] <jonathon> So how would I edit startup apps?
[11:02] <bbbbbbbb> oCean: nothing, you mean the profile folder?
[11:02] <oCean> bbbbbbbb: yes
[11:02] <lotuspsychje> ActionParsnip: is chromium safe enough?..never tested arora
[11:02] <bbbbbbbb> its in the program directory itself
[11:02] <oCean> bbbbbbbb: I mean, the profile folder is somewhere under .mozilla too (in a normal install)
[11:02] <oCean> bbbbbbbb: so, what is the program dir? - you have to see if the places.sqlite and bookmarks file etc are there
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> lotuspsychje: its been fine for the last 3 releases here
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> lotuspsychje: many don't try other browsers. kinda sad
[11:03] <oCean> bbbbbbbb: I never used FF in a portable install, so I'm just trying to get an idea
[11:03] <bbbbbbbb> oCean: the places.sqlite is there
[11:04] <lotuspsychje> ActionParsnip: i agree on not testing new stuff, many good unused packages out there
[11:04] <oCean> bbbbbbbb: ok, run  fuser -v /path/to/places.sqlite
[11:04] <oCean> bbbbbbbb: that should show if another program is locking that file
[11:05] <bbbbbbbb> nothing.
[11:05] <bbbbbbbb> there is a bookmarks.html - but it only shows the standard bookmarks, my bookmarks were all  under "unsorted"
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> lotuspsychje: many use firefox due to familiarity, but then again thats why they used Windows. They try something new and look what happens ;)
[11:05] <lotuspsychje> lol
[11:06] <phix> chromium is nice
[11:06] <oCean> bbbbbbbb: I have no clue how this portable install is configured, sorry.
[11:06] <lotuspsychje> phix: many browsers can be hijacked these days...
[11:07] <lotuspsychje> i like links2 :p
[11:07] <phix> lotuspsychje: Sure, but usually the issue is not with the browser but a problem between the seat and the keyboard
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> also the browsers are tested and such before being added to the repos
[11:07] <lotuspsychje> phix:true
[11:08] <chelz> ActionParsnip: do you use unity?
[11:08] <lotuspsychje> ActionParsnip: so an updated firefox can't be hijacked?
[11:08] <phix> lotuspsychje: "Congratsulations! You are the one millionth visit! click here to download and install an application and you will get monies and a prise!!"
[11:09] <UniTe> How can i keep a pything script running non stop in terminal??
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> chelz: no I use LXDE+Openbox
[11:09] <lotuspsychje> phix: lol
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> lotuspsychje: any web facing app can potentially be hijacked, which is why ubuntu has users run it as user
[11:10] <chelz> ActionParsnip: that does sound pretty good. did you try xfce before that?
[11:10] <chelz> UniTe: put "&" (without quotes) at the end. or do alt+f2 and run it in that
[11:10] <lotuspsychje> ActionParsnip: meaning if the can get in, they cant run root rights?
[11:10] <chelz> not sure if alt+f2 runs in newer ubunuts
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> chelz: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8850924/Desktop.png
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> chelz: ive tried xfce, it's not bad
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> lotuspsychje: exactly, they will only get user
[11:11] <chelz> ActionParsnip: very organized, or fresh install there
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> chelz: lubuntu+wallpaper+faenza icons
[11:12] <UniTe> chelz: so 'python something.py &" and then press alt+f2 ?
[11:12] <chelz> i'm thinking of xfce. hoping it's gnome2-ey enough. i'm keeping lxde and stuff in mind pretty soon
[11:12] <chelz> UniTe: well "python something.py" will let you use that terminal for other things, but if you close the terminal it goes away. alt+f2 runs it in the background and won't go away until i think gnome quits
[11:13] <chelz> er "python something.py &"  will let you use that terminal for other things*
[11:13] <UniTe> chelz: awesome, exactly what i wanted
[11:13] <bbbbbbbb> so, now i have a new profile created, put in the old places.sqlite, got my old bookmarks. yay. now, is there a way to get my saved passwords?
[11:13] <lotuspsychje> !info arora
[11:14] <chelz> bbbbbbbb: http://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/Backing%20up%20your%20information
[11:15] <bbbbbbbb> chelz: the old profile doesn't work anymore so i can't back it up. i need to work with the data stored when used
[11:15] <chelz> bbbbbbbb: does copying over the file for passwords not work?
[11:16] <bbbbbbbb> chelz: which one is it?
[11:16] <chelz> hmmm
[11:16] <lotuspsychje> bbbbbbbb: you could try extundelete to recover your old data
[11:16] <chelz> bbbbbbbb: key3.txt file, and the signons3.db
[11:17] <chelz> or key2 / signons2
[11:17] <bbbbbbbb> lotuspsychje: its still there, just corrupt.
[11:17] <bbbbbbbb> chelz: okay, i'll try
[11:17] <wwwd> Hey all. What happens to if a job is scheduled with at or cron and the system is no running at the scheduled time? For example if the system is a laptop that is not on. Is the queue reviewed at startup. Or is the job just gone until and if it is scheduled to repeate?
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> wwwd: if its off, it will be missed
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> wwwd: you could schedule in BIOS (if it supports it) to power on at a set time
[11:18] <llutz_> wwwd: depends, if you have anacron installed, it should care about those jobs and run them later
[11:18] <chelz> wwwd: yeah jobs get skipped
[11:18] <chelz> some crons do the wait thing
[11:18] <chelz> does cron in ubuntu skip stuff?
[11:19] <bbbbbbbb> chelz: yeah, awesome. now i just get my old addons and i'm done. thanks!
[11:19] <chelz> bbbbbbbb: good :)
[11:19] <ruesy> .
[11:19] <wwwd> Could there be a script that checkes past jobs? Or alternately looks for results. I.g a backup with a given date?
[11:20] <chelz> bbbbbbbb: btw i found that answer through a quick google. if you need that kinda info in the future you could try google
[11:20] <bbbbbbbb> chelz: i know
[11:20] <bbbbbbbb> but i'm on a really slow connection right now
[11:20] <bbbbbbbb> 3g sucks balls at some places
[11:21] <UniTe> chelz: i put a & at the end and it didnt quite work the way i wanted..
[11:21] <lotuspsychje> bbbbbbbb: i agree on the 3g lol, try links2 for browsing
[11:21] <chelz> UniTe: its output and stuff still displays, just if you hit enter you get a new prompt
[11:21] <UniTe> oh ok
[11:22] <chelz> UniTe: you can redirect the output to a file if you want. or look into something like nohup, screen, or tmux
[11:22] <bbbbbbbb> lotuspsychje: i'll look into it, never tried actually using textbased browsers. thanks.
[11:22] <UniTe> chelz: is there anyway i can close the terminal and keep it running?
[11:22] <lotuspsychje> !info links2
[11:22] <chelz> UniTe: yeah, gotta use one of those tools
[11:22] <chelz> UniTe: or do alt-f2
[11:23] <bbbbbbbb> oh, graphics too! lynx has come a long way :)
[11:23] <chelz> UniTe: only tmux and screen let you see its output though, unless you redirect to a file
[11:23] <wwwd> llutz_:anacron...Thanks.
[11:23] <lotuspsychje> bbbbbbbb: yeah it really rox
[11:23] <UniTe> chelz: what would i type if i wanted to redirect the file so i can close the terminal and let the script continue running? sorry im new to ubuntu :)
[11:23] <popopo> selam
[11:23] <popopo> hi
[11:23] <abhi_> hi
[11:24] <abhi_> is there any way to install latest ATI driver using any ppa? i mean latest driver version is 11.12
[11:24] <chelz> UniTe: well if you hit alt+f2 does a thing called "run command" pop up?
[11:24] <abhi_> driver from repo. is not good enough and has issues with gnome-shell
[11:24] <chelz> er "run application"
[11:24] <UniTe> chelz: yes it sure does
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> !ati
[11:26] <chelz> UniTe: well ok, just so you know the only way to stop the python is to do "kill $pid" from the terminal and you can't interact with it, like reattach to a terminal
[11:26] <UniTe> chelz: thats is fine :) aslong as i will be able to kill it at somestage lol
[11:26] <chelz> UniTe: you'd do something like    "python something.py >> ~/something_log.py"
[11:27] <chelz> UniTe: >> appends to the file you specify, in this case ~/something_log.py
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> abhi_: what ATi chip do you have?
[11:27] <UniTe> chelz:  thanks heaps.. ill try that now
[11:27] <chelz> UniTe: and just stdout, not stderr. stderr is 2>>
[11:28] <Chees_BHW> how can i run a command on reboot ?
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> abhi_: can I PM you please?
[11:28] <UniTe> chelz: awesome, worked perfect, your a legend
[11:29] <abhi_> ActionParsnip: i have ATI mobility radeon HD 4200 series
[11:29] <chelz> UniTe: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CommandlineHowto
[11:30] <krok_> #ubuntu-ru
[11:30] <chelz> UniTe: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/basic-commands/C/
[11:31] <UniTe> chelz: thanks. one more thing, can i append two scripts to the one file.. eg: python something.py >> ~/something_log.py  and then python somethingelse.py >> ~/something_log.py
[11:31] <chelz> UniTe: sure. but the log will have all the entries mixed up, if that's what you want
[11:31] <chelz> er
[11:31] <chelz> UniTe: that actually should be something_py.log
[11:32] <UniTe> chelz: yea that wont be a problem.. just to keep them out of the way while im testing..
[11:32] <chelz> .log files are kinda seen as text files, it's a log not a .py python script
[11:32] <UniTe> chelz: oh ok :)
[11:32] <Oraiz> Hello everyone - I've just done a fresh install of Ubuntu 11.10 on my Dell Studio 1558 and need to install the wireless firmware that I think I've correctly downloaded after googling. I've done this on my Windows partition as I'm unable to use an ethernet connection in my Ubuntu partition. Would anyone be able to help with how to install this firmware? Thanks in advance.
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> Oraiz: what ethernet chip does:  sudo lshw -C network   say you have?
[11:32] <chelz> UniTe: well, i really recommend looking into screen and tmux. they do a much better job of dealing with stuff 'out of the way'. google has some good simple guides
[11:33] <Chees_BHW> how can i run a command on reboot ?
[11:33] <llutz_> Chees_BHW: create a cronjob "@reboot ...." but be warned, that also will run if you restart cron
[11:33] <MonkeyDust> chelz  byobu is an extension of screen, it's even easier
[11:33] <chelz> Oraiz: i would think ethernet should work
[11:33] <Oraiz> Hi Action - I'm in Windows at the moment, so unable to do that. :)
[11:34] <UniTe> chelz: alright will do.. thanks again
[11:34] <Oraiz> Yes, ethernet does work, but I'm at work and don't have access to the router. :)
[11:34] <chelz> MonkeyDust: yeah byobu is pretty fancy i've seen/heard. i haven't used it so i don't know if it's more or less complicated for a beginner
[11:34] <chelz> Oraiz: aha
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> chelz: does it need root access?
[11:35] <Chees_BHW> llutz i did this but its not working. Im trying to run a shell script in screen. but instead the shell script it says: 'sleep 720' when i run ps aux. sleep 720 is part of the shell script. but it says screen is not runing
[11:35] <chelz> ActionParsnip: which one? ethernet? no i mean i just googled about the dell studio 15 whatever and didn't really see anyone complaining about ethernet
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> Oraiz: does the ethernet work under ubuntu though?
[11:36] <Oraiz> ActionParsnip: Yes it does, however I'm unable to use it at the moment.
[11:36] <chelz> Chees_BHW: do you have "your command something like?:    screen script.sh
[11:36] <llutz_> Chees_BHW: you'll have to read how to create a detached screen-session. cronjobs have to tty, so i guess thats why screen fails to load
[11:37] <llutz_> have no tty*
[11:37] <chelz> Oraiz: something to try:    sudo rmmod -f dell_laptop
[11:37] <chelz> Oraiz: from http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1434737&page=2
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> Oraiz: worth getting hooked up and updated etc
[11:38] <Chees_BHW> Chelsz, yes its like this in crontab: @reboot screen script.sh OR @reboot screen /path/script.sh
[11:39] <Oraiz> Action: Yes it is, but I'm not able to until this evening - I was just wondering if there was a simple way of grabbing the firmware in Windows then installing it from the hard drive in Ubuntu.
[11:39] <Oraiz> I guess I'll have to be patient and wait until later to use Ubuntu. ;)
[11:40] <chelz> Chees_BHW: that might be due to trying to have arguments to stuff in the crontab
[11:40] <chelz> Chees_BHW: http://askubuntu.com/questions/23009/reasons-why-crontab-does-not-work
[11:41] <Chees_BHW> tnx
[11:41] <chelz> Oraiz: there might be but if it's like bw fwcutter it does a script to dl a file
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> chelz: if it needs root access you can add it in /etc/rc.local   be sure to add an amperand to the end of the command so that it doesn't make the boot hang / wait til th script ends
[11:41] <chelz> ActionParsnip: ah that's an idea
[11:42] <llutz_> Chees_BHW: try "@reboot screen -m sh -c 'path/to/script'"
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> chelz: add it above the exit 0 line
[11:43] <chelz> ActionParsnip: is there a better way than "su someuser -c script.sh" to run something at start as a user?
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> chelz: sounds great to me :)
[11:44] <Amr0d> how can I change the rights for a sym link from root to another user?
[11:45] <llutz_> Amr0d: you can't
[11:45] <Chees_BHW> chelz, is the path in quotes ?
[11:45] <Amr0d> llutz_: ?
[11:45] <llutz_> Amr0d: even if its owned root:root, it has the same permissions as the linksource
[11:45] <Amr0d> Can't I use something like chmod ?
[11:45] <llutz_> Amr0d: you can't
[11:46] <Amr0d> that sucks ::(
[11:46] <llutz_> Amr0d: thats how symlinks work
[11:47] <chelz> Chees_BHW: protection
[11:48] <Amr0d> how can I use phpmyadmin then if its not located in the websites folder? llutz_
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> Amr0d: all users have full access to the symlink itself, the thing linked to will have its own ACL
[11:48] <chelz> Amr0d: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/phpMyAdmin
[11:49] <llutz_> Amr0d: no idea, i don't use that
[11:49] <Amr0d> so instead of using the root user I could use the normal website user to link the item?
[11:49] <ganglia_> #join rrd
[11:50] <chelz> Amr0d: that wikipage has a guide on how to set it up. do that
[11:51] <Amr0d> chelz: pma is already installed with Plesk, that's why I am trying to get symlinks working :D
[11:51] <chelz> Amr0d: look at its symlinks section
[11:51] <chelz> Amr0d: do it. do it noww
[11:52] <Amr0d> yes sir
[11:52] <Amr0d> :)
[11:52] <sveinse> Anyone know what I need to do to get a e1000e NIC (82567LM) up and running again on Natty running on an Dell E6400 laptop?
[11:52] <chelz> sveinse: does network manager do anything?
[11:54] <sveinse> dhelz: Nope. It sais disconnected. ifconfig lists eth0. but dhclient eth0 never returns
[11:54] <sveinse> Strangely enough ethtool eth0 reports No such device
[11:55] <Innocencio> wow...first time i've tried ubuntu...it looks great!  different though...took me several minutes to find out the close program X in firefox is hidden and on the left, like a mac.
[11:55] <sveinse> ^^ chelz
[11:55] <rumba> Hi guys! Does anyone know where Remmina RDC stores the passwords?
[11:55] <rumba> I lost the password to a remote computer than this is the only place where I have it, I'm looking for a way to retrieve it.
[11:56] <saju_m> Hi, i an trying to install ldap in ubuntu 11.04 based on article https://help.ubuntu.com/11.04/serverguide/C/openldap-server.html,  I installed ldap success fully.  Now i an trying to configure TLS and SSL.  and i stuck there in command "ldapmodify -Y EXTERNAL -H ldapi:///
[11:56] <saju_m> "
[11:57] <chelz> rumba: maybe like ~/.remmina or ~/.config/remmina
[11:58] <airdem> wth hell is going on. got this window popped up a minute ago http://imgur.com/x9cC3
[11:58] <airdem> i dont understand this
[11:58] <rumba> Yeah, found it, now I have to decrypt it...
[11:58] <MonkeyDust> airdem  refuse, if you're not sure
[11:59] <chelz> sveinse: hmm one moment
[11:59] <airdem> of course but WHOis this?
[11:59] <Innocencio> stupid question...how do i turn off the PC with Ubuntu on it?  can't find that option anywhere...something tells me there's a "Welcome to Ubuntu" video i should be watching.
[11:59] <MonkeyDust> Innocencio  top right, click on your name
[11:59] <debian_noob> Innocencio, halt -p
[12:00] <Innocencio> sweet thanks guys.
[12:00] <airdem> debian_noob: he has no idea about the gui and you expect him to know how to use the terminal?
[12:00] <Innocencio> gah ok obvious now that you point it out :)
[12:00] <debian_noob> airdem, ahh sorry
[12:01] <chelz> sveinse: what does this output?    lspci -nn | grep 8086
[12:02] <rumba> Thanks, chelz
[12:02] <sveinse> chelz: 00:19.0 Ethernet controller [0200]: Intel Corporation 82567LM Gigabit Network Connection [8086:10f5] (rev 03)
[12:03] <khaos_> hi
[12:03] <sveinse> There is some talk about a PM regression in the e1000e which suffers on Ubuntu
[12:04] <MonkeyDust> PM regression?
[12:04] <sveinse> Power Management
[12:04] <dr_willis> never noticed NIC's taking that much powar. :)
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> sveinse: you may be able to add an option to the ethernet driver module to not power manage
[12:06] <Guest61697> hi
[12:07] <Guest61697> exit
[12:07] <Guest61697> helow
[12:09] <chelz> sveinse: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1288359
[12:11] <amp_>  #octave
[12:11] <gdane> hi
[12:12] <gdane> did anyone test video glasses with linux pc?
[12:14] <chelz> gdane: probably someone
[12:14] <gdane> lol
[12:14] <chelz> gdane: should just be another monitor
[12:14] <NimeshNeema> Can someone please suggest a GUI text editor for web dev (will be mostly editing hand-written .js .css and .html) with code folding and bracket matching for ubuntu 11.10
[12:14] <gdane> i need glasses to test it with my ubuntu netbook
[12:15] <gdane> but i am not sure what glasses i need to buy
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> !ide
[12:15] <chelz> NimeshNeema: geany
[12:15] <gdane> ive read that someone mixed vuzix 920 with linux
[12:15] <wannabe> Umbrello is a UML editor isn't it?
[12:16] <chelz> NimeshNeema: but try out the other ones in that list. emacs/vim are the best
[12:16] <gdane> it worked well as second monitor nothing more
[12:16] <MonkeyDust> gdane what's vuzix?
[12:16] <chelz> gdane: if you can try them out in the store you can bring in your computer. or try googling model numbers
[12:16] <gdane> vuzix wrap 920
[12:17] <debian_noob> bluefish is good for web development
[12:17] <gdane> i googled, google said that wrap 920 is working well
[12:17] <Innocencio> heh heh i like the name foor the windows key...the Meta key.
[12:18] <MonkeyDust> the new windows gui is also called meta
[12:18] <Innocencio> really?  i retract my scoffing laugh!
[12:18] <debian_noob> or komposer
[12:19] <sveinse> chelz: Thanks. It describes my issues, but the remedy does not work
[12:19] <dariushall21> I'm trying to run minecraft from the .exe with wine, and it said i need java runtime 1.5.0. What should I do?
[12:19] <chelz> sveinse: test package doesn't work?
[12:19] <aeon-ltd> dariushall21: why? there is a version that will just run from the jar
[12:19] <hateball> dariushall21: There is a native Linux version of Minecraft, isnt there?
[12:19] <hateball> dariushall21: You'll still need !java, obviously
[12:20] <dariushall21> Yes, but I have used the .exe before and it ran a lot smoother on a pc with lower specs than this one
[12:20] <dariushall21> And I have open jdk but I want the commands for installed oracle java
[12:20] <aeon-ltd> on windows?
[12:21] <sveinse> chelz: Using upstream e1000e driver packages, does not work. I get "ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): eth0: link is not ready" despite the switch and the NIC link led is active
[12:21] <dariushall21> No on a linux computer, with lower specs than this one and it ran smoother than from the jar
[12:21] <chelz> NimeshNeema: komodo edit, geany or kate
[12:21] <dariushall21> I cannot for the life of me, get minecraft to run smooth on this computer.
[12:21] <hateball> dariushall21: Java is no longer allowed to be distributed with Ubuntu, so you have to get it from Oracle
[12:21] <sveinse> chelz, so I presume this is still an open issue then. *sigh*
[12:22] <chelz> sveinse: does it show up in     http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1169149
[12:22] <chelz> er
[12:22] <chelz> sveinse: sudo lshw -C network
[12:22] <MonkeyDust> hateball  dariushall21 you need opendjdk, it's in the repos
[12:22] <chelz> sveinse: the stuff i'm reading says it should've been fixed a few ubuntu releases ago
[12:22] <aeon-ltd> dariushall21: how many frames can you get?
[12:22] <dariushall21> about 2fpm
[12:22] <chelz> sveinse: as in you shouldn't have this problem with such a new ubuntu release
[12:22] <dariushall21> not even fps
[12:22] <aeon-ltd> wow
[12:23] <aeon-ltd> dariushall21: was gonna suggest http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/249637-100-optifine-hd-d3-fps-boost-hd-textures/ but it doesn't look like it will help
[12:23] <dariushall21> i have it,
[12:23] <sveinse> chelz. Yes, the issues on the links you sent me were related to eeprom NIC issues. This is not my case. It _is_ PM issues against the NIC
[12:23] <dariushall21> I even tried the multi threading for dual core and it still doesn't help at all.
[12:24] <aeon-ltd> dariushall21: have you tried reducing everything, like no background apps, no compiz, a sparse DE/WM set up?
[12:24] <dariushall21> I have 6 gigs ram, 2gigs of dedicated video ram, and 2 amd phenom dual core processors at 2.4 each
[12:24] <sveinse> chelz, http://paste.ubuntu.com/802878/
[12:25] <dariushall21> I play on the un-maximized screen with render on tiny, and graphics on fast
[12:25] <MonkeyDust> dariushall21  like aeon-ltd says: use a light window manager, less resource consuming
[12:25] <sveinse> ActionParsnip, do you know how to disable PM on the NIC?
[12:25] <dariushall21> What's a light window manager?
[12:26] <aeon-ltd> dariushall21: what gpu? if you've got nvidia/ati then try switching the drivers from proprietry to open source vice versa
[12:26] <iceroot> sveinse: PM = power management?
[12:26] <sveinse> yes
[12:26] <hateball> MonkeyDust: Well I dont personally run Minecraft, so I dont know if openjdk runs it properly :)
[12:26] <iceroot> sveinse: sudo ifconfig eth0 power off
[12:26] <aeon-ltd> dariushall21: anything but unity, compiz, kde, and even gnome
[12:26] <aeon-ltd> dariushall21: but gnome without compiz is pretty light
[12:26] <kostya> What does mean "/msg nickserv register" command? I'm trying to register on ##linux.
[12:26] <CharminTheMoose> What cli tool can I use to get the first 5 characters of a string?
[12:26] <iceroot> sveinse: but i guess that is only working for wifi cards, so use  sudo iwconfig wlan0 power off
[12:26] <sveinse> iceroot, won't that disable the NIC?
[12:26] <llutz_> !register | kostya
[12:27] <iceroot> sveinse: no
[12:27] <dariushall21> the motherboard? I'm not sure, I think I was told it's a biostar? Pheonix something. All my hardware is ati and amd.
[12:27] <iceroot> sveinse: it will disable the power-management
[12:27] <crunchy> CharminTheMoose: cut
[12:27] <chelz> sveinse: Runtime PM has to be deactivated to get the NIC working again. Apparently this problem started between 2.6.34 and 2.6.35.
[12:27] <chelz> sveinse: you probably saw the same ml messages i'm seeing
[12:28] <chelz> sveinse: i would doublecheck your dmesg / messages log to make sure it starts up but then stops working, seems to be the way to id if you have the pm issu
[12:28] <sveinse> chelz, yes probably. I'm looking for a description for how
[12:29] <CharminTheMoose> Cheers crunchy
[12:29] <sveinse> I get the link is not ready message which is consistent with the errors described in the ml
[12:29] <chelz> sveinse: http://www.serverphorums.com/read.php?12,376997,377110#msg-377110
[12:29] <crunchy> CharminTheMoose: ... or sed ;)
[12:29] <Innocencio> "restricted drivers available"...do i have to BUY a driver?
[12:29] <chelz> sveinse: "[ 6255.418398] e1000e 0000:00:19.0: eth0: MAC Wakeup cause - Link Status Change
[12:29] <chelz> "
[12:29] <dr_willis> Innocencio:  No.. its not that sort of restricted
[12:29] <dr_willis> Innocencio:  they are non 'gpl' drivers..
[12:30] <Innocencio> whew.  thanks doc, i always get nervous and sweaty when someone reaches for my wallet!
[12:30] <dr_willis> or some othjer ways restricted from being included by default
[12:31] <dr_willis> Innocencio:  think about it :) the drivers you have to download for windows are also often restricted from being included in the os. you 'have' to go download them from the company site  or otherwise install them.
[12:31] <dr_willis> Night all..
[12:31] <Innocencio> agreed, that happens quite often in windows.  i saw the words "may not be free" and my blood ran cold though!  thanks for the explanation, doc.
[12:33] <slugzzz> Hey all.. so, I would like to put a couple of clocks with different time zones displayed on them (preferably have the clocks be labeled)... anyone have a suggestion for an app to do this?
[12:34] <sveinse> chelz: I read "Runtime PM has to be deactivated to get the NIC working again." <-- I'm looking for how to do this
[12:35] <kingisher64> does anybody know of an equalivant program to orbit downloader that i can use in ubuntu? It downloads flash video's.
[12:36] <__sha__> hello
[12:36] <__sha__> currently when I press ctrl+alt, my windows shrink and go top right
[12:36] <MonkeyDust> kingisher64  there are some browser plugins
[12:36] <__sha__> anybody has the same problem, or has a clue about what is going for me ?
[12:37] <Snicksie> kingisher64, I use jDownloader, it can download some stuff too :) maybe its what you're looking for
[12:37] <faryus> I have an issue with a fresh install of ubuntu... i did a netinstall, and something fails during boot... screen goes blank, and nothing happens
[12:37] <kingisher64> MonkeyDust - i know there's a youtube downloader for firefox (i use) - I find orbit downloader v useful
[12:37] <bigblowhard> i can't sleep
[12:37] <bigblowhard> who wants to party?
[12:38] <faryus> wait... nevermind, SSH works
[12:38] <kingisher64> Snicksie - thank you, i will have a look now
[12:38] <chelz> sveinse: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1039499
[12:38] <chelz> sveinse: /etc/laptop-mode/conf.d/runtime-pm.conf
[12:39] <MonkeyDust> kingisher64  also try minitube, a standalone program
[12:40] <sveinse> chelz; thanks a lot. I'm rebooting to check the results. brb
[12:40] <chelz> kingisher64: jdownloader or youtube-dl
[12:41] <chelz> kingisher64: also get-flash-videos
[12:41] <kingisher64> MonkeyDust - i just want to be able to download flash video tutorials (that are free) that don't often have a link.
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> kingisher64: could try youtube-dl   if you just want the audio, use: youtube-mp3.org
[12:42] <chelz> kingisher64: jdownloader will probably do that
[12:42] <kingisher64> chelz, ActionParsnip - thank, i'll have a look at all suggestions now.
[12:51] <nardul> Hey. Im trying to create a USB boot disk with 10.04 x64 server edition. However, when i boot the usb pen (created with unetbootin), it says "You installationcd-rom could not be mounted". Does anyone have a solution for this?
[12:51] <nardul> Since i'm actually on a USB pen.
[12:52] <om26er_> nardul, https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/737
[12:52] <om26er_> this might be of help
[12:54] <nardul> om26er_: Sorry not, that's about a CD installation and is not applicable for me. It would appear to be an isntaller problem, but i can't imagine noone has seen it before.
[12:54] <nardul> Sorry, it is not*
[12:55] <chelz> nardul: try making the stick again with unetbootin?
[12:55] <chelz> nardul: might also try ubuntu startup usb creator tool
[12:56] <sveinse> chelz: YES! Thanks a lot. Finally a working NIC. /me very grateful
[12:56] <rileyp> why would irexec commands nor respond until I close mythtv
[12:56] <rileyp> not respond but collate
[12:57] <nardul> chelz: I tried several times. I get a completely different error with Startup disk creator. That c32menu isn't valid and config error with gfx settings.
[12:57] <nardul> *sigh*
[12:58] <chelz> sveinse: hhmm interesting. hopefully that's fixed in the next ubuntu.
[12:59] <sveinse> chelz, while scanning the e1000e mailinglists, I see that it's still an open regression/issue
[13:00] <gametstr> where can I download the patch for 2.6.38 power regression problems?
[13:00] <chelz> gametstr: lkml at least
[13:01] <rileyp> 2.6.32-26-generic
[13:02] <gametstr> chelz : sorry what does that mean?
[13:02] <chelz> gametstr: linux kernel mailing list
[13:03] <kingisher64> MonkeyDust, Snicksie, chelz, ActionParsnip - thanks for your advice jdownloader is exactly what i was looking for.
[13:03] <iceroot> gametstr: are you sure you want to patch your kernel and rebuild it?
[13:03] <chelz> kingisher64: i am the law
[13:04] <kingisher64> chelz - lol
[13:05] <gametstr> iceroot : I am a noob in the linux world but I want to learn.. just got ubuntu and want to solve my horrible battery life first
[13:06] <iceroot> gametstr: i bet all i have that building a kernel is nothing for a beginner
[13:07] <iceroot> gametstr: but learning is always good
[13:07] <iceroot> !kernel | gametstr
[13:07] <gametstr> iceroot: ok. I dint know that i had to build the kernel itself I thought I could just install the patch somehow
[13:08] <iceroot> gametstr: the patch is for the source-code, the kernel you get from ubuntu is already compiled
[13:08] <iceroot> gametstr: so you have to rebuild the kernel after putting the patch on it
[13:09] <iceroot> gametstr: it took me 10 hours to build the kernel (intel atoom 1.6ghz)
[13:09] <iceroot> or better, the buildprocess needed 10 hours
[13:11] <gametstr> iceroot: I dont know if I am up to that yet.. where do u suggest I begin?
[13:12] <iceroot> gametstr: you could try a live-version of ubuntu 12.04 to see if the problem is still there with that version
[13:20] <Innocencio> is there a simple fix to move the close menu button back to the upper right hand corner?  do not love the mac left hand layout...
[13:22] <gametstr> !kernel
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> Innocencio: what is the output of:  lsb_release -sc
[13:27] <Innocencio> Actionparsnip:   i can't even figure out how to enter that command with google!  but i do know i installed 11.10 Ubuntu
[13:27] <gametstr> iceroot : sorry I got disconnected. so is there a way I can get an older kernel?
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> Innocencio: good enough, its a terminal command, you run a terminal by pressing CTRL+ALT+T
[13:28] <Innocencio> oneiric
[13:28] <keda87> hello anyone, what version the latest kernel in ubuntu maverick 10.10???
[13:28] <Innocencio> Actionparsnip:  oneiric
[13:28] <aashez> What is the command somethign like --fix-missing to rebuild packages sudo apt-get --fix-missing ?
[13:29] <Diabolele> hi
[13:29] <MonkeyDust> aashez  try sudo apt-get -f install
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> Innocencio: http://www.liberiangeek.net/2011/12/move-minimize-maximize-close-buttons-to-the-right-in-ubuntu-11-10-oneiric-ocelot/
[13:29] <aashez> MonkeyDust: Yes, did that. Other than that... what was the command --fix-missing
[13:29] <Innocencio> Actionparsnip:  thanks!
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> Innocencio: all I did was websearch
[13:29] <akulbe> On older versions of Linux, you had the text-based GRUB menu that you could select booting into text-only mode. How do you do that with the current versions, where it's got a graphical boot?
[13:30] <akulbe> s/Linux/Ubuntu :)
[13:30] <Innocencio> Actionparsnip:  you are one up on me buddy, i couldn't even google that much!
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> akulbe: add the boot option:  text
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> Innocencio: http://duckduckgo.com/?q=oneiric+move+close+minimize+to+right&kl=uk-en&kp=1
[13:31] <akulbe> ActionParsnip: can't get to where the boot option can be added.
[13:31] <akulbe> ActionParsnip: X won't load
[13:32] <lew> Question: how do you get a Cisco lynksys USB adapter working on a wireless network?
[13:32] <zlude> hey! how can i do for an user NON-ROOT run "sudo apt-get install anything-that-him-need"
[13:32] <jolaren> I've accidently created a user called "Övrigt.." on my loginscreen but I can't find the user anywhere.. Can't delete it, what am I missing?
[13:33] <Diabolele> hi everybody there is a release that support the gma 500 video card ?
[13:33] <rileyp> lew you need to configure it
[13:33] <lew> doent take the config
[13:33] <Innocencio> Actionparsnip: wow...didn't have that GCONF file installed, the terminal walked me through exactly how to download and install it though.  steep learning curve on this baby, but the built in n00b tips are helping!
[13:33] <olividir> good afternoon, can someone here help me with samba? when I start it in terminal, it says no such file or directory
[13:33] <olividir> I have downloaded it few times now
[13:34] <ActionParsnip> Innocencio: they are all over the place ;)
[13:34] <ActionParsnip> olividir: start what?
[13:34] <olividir> ActionParsnip: Samba
[13:34] <lew> I don't think ubuntu recognises the device, lack of drive support?
[13:34] <ActionParsnip> olividir: to start the samba SERVICE, use: sudo service smbd start
[13:35] <anli_> Is there anyone being able to use spotify here?
[13:35] <rileyp> lew if the settings wont go in then the device isnt available provided you have password
[13:35] <anli_> They seem to have added a feature which crashes the client under wine
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> lew: run:  lsusb   you will see the chip (what is printed on the case is nearly useless), you can then find guides on that chip
[13:35] <lew> thanks rileyp
[13:35] <faryus> is there any way to have dpkg resolve the dependencies for a certain package?
[13:35] <olividir> ActionParsnip: still says no such file or directory
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> olividir: then run:  sudo apt-get install samba
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> faryus: try:  sudo apt-get -f install
[13:36] <olividir> ActionParsnip: did that few times before getting on here
[13:36] <rileyp> lew ifconfig -a will show your network adaptors
[13:37] <olividir> ActionParsnip: I can find it if I go through dash home, it asks me for my password and then doesnt start
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> olividir: use tab to complete the service name, may help
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> olividir: didn't know you could manage services from dash
[13:37] <yumbo> ActionParsnip, just wanted to thank you for your support in IRC; helped a lot of people over time
[13:37] <gametstr> how do i install 2.6.37 kernel? I am on 11.04 with 2.6.38 and synaptics wont return me with any results when i search
[13:37] <lew> Maybe I can grab some universal driver as well
[13:37] <olividir> ActionParsnip: Im trying to start it from dash
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> yumbo: no worries dude, its how I learn too :)
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> olividir: use a terminal instead
[13:38] <olividir> ActionParsnip: ** also tried to start it from dash
[13:38] <lew> Thanks again, ubuntu on vm ware works but it must be grabbing my windows setup
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> yumbo: thanks for the gratitude
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> lew: I'd ask in #vmware too then ;)
[13:39] <lew> thanks, have a good day
[13:39] <rileyp> lew np
[13:40] <zlude> Please! how can i do for the user postgres use sudo apt-get without password for install anything. any ideas?
[13:41] <saju_m> Hi , i followed this article http://www.opinsys.fi/en/setting-up-openldap-on-ubuntu-10-04-lucid-part2
[13:41] <saju_m> getting error with command $ ldapsearch -d3 -x -h localhost.localdomain -ZZ -b dc=localhost,dc=localdomain
[13:41] <saju_m> TLS: peer cert untrusted or revoked (0x42),   TLS: can't connect: (unknown error code).,   ldap_err2string,    ldap_start_tls: Connect error (-11)
[13:41] <saju_m> any idea ?
[13:41] <maxulti> Is there any effect on the performance on instaalling linux kernel with pae
[13:42] <yumbo> maxulti, apart from a performance increase thanks to more RAM availability, there is no performance change
[13:43] <mjmckechnie> #nethack
[13:45] <mmoebius> Can anybody give me a hand on a not-working docbook2html conversion ? My system is not finding "-//OASIS//DTD DocBook V4.2//EN" .. whatever that is. See http://nopaste.linux-dev.org/?26017
[13:45] <jolaren> I've added a user to my login screen somehow which I can't find anywhere .. how do I remove that user from there?
[13:45] <yumbo> jolaren, what is the user called?
[13:46] <jolaren> yumbo: Övrigt..
[13:46] <faryus> is there any way to install a .deb via terminal and have it install all the other dependent packages?
[13:46] <jolaren> yumbo: might just edit /etc/gdm/custom.conf
[13:46] <yumbo> jolaren, if you want to delete the user you can use "userdel"
[13:46] <jolaren> yumbo: thank you, I tried that already.. been using linux for a few years ;)
[13:46] <yumbo> jolaren, Ubuntu uses lightdm for the latest release (not gdm)
[13:46] <LjL> faryus: you can use gdebi, but what i do is usually to just install with dpkg and then "apt-get -f install"
[13:47] <jolaren> yumbo: right!
[13:47] <ubuntu_> !list
[13:47] <faryus> LjL, thanks, I'll try
[13:47] <mmoebius> faryus: No, because dpkg (which you'd use for installing the deb) has no information on where the .deb files come from. That is what apt is for
[13:48] <LjL> mmoebius: "no" seems a bit much... gdebi does it
[13:48] <faryus> mmoebius: I need to install a package that is not in the repo
[13:48] <boba88> hi i have  the following problem do_wait: drmWaitVBlank returned -1, IRQs don't seem to be working correctly.
[13:48] <faryus> via terminal...
[13:48] <maxulti> I have proxy issues and is there a software through which all network traffic is routed and has the proxy settings so that I dont have to put proxy settings on various apps like irefox and all
[13:48] <boba88> anyone has any idea about this problem
[13:48] <boba88> ?
[13:48] <mmoebius> LjL: Oh, never used gdebi :-( Thank you for clarifying
[13:49] <auronandace> faryus: what is the package by the way?
[13:49] <MonkeyDust> boba88  is that a question about programming, development?
[13:49] <faryus> transmission-daemon 2.42
[13:49] <faryus> the repo has 2.33
[13:49] <boba88> MonkeyDust: i try to run rosrun rviz rviz a ros node
[13:49] <ActionParsnip> faryus: there is a transmission ppa
[13:49] <boba88> MonkeyDust: i try to run "rosrun rviz rviz" a ros node
[13:49] <faryus> ppa?
[13:49] <MonkeyDust> boba88  and what is that?
[13:50] <auronandace> !ppa | faryus
[13:50] <faryus> oh... interesting...
[13:50] <boba88> MonkeyDust: it is ros (robot operating system) node available for visualizing different things
[13:50] <auronandace> faryus: what is 2.42 that isn't in 2.33?
[13:51] <faryus> udp tracker support
[13:51] <boba88> MonkeyDust: i want to visualize the point cloud from kinect
[13:51] <MonkeyDust> boba88  i guess you did not come to the right place
[13:52] <Pici> boba88: This channel is for Ubuntu support only.  It looks like you need more specialized support for your issue.
[13:52] <boba88> MonkeyDust: its possible but i thought it has to do with my setup, because this same node works on another computer of mine but different versions of ros
[13:52] <boba88> Pici: will look for sth else
[13:52] <boba88> MonkeyDust: thanks anyway
[13:52] <boba88> MonkeyDust: :)
[13:52] <leehambley> Could somsone help me with upstart, please - https://gist.github.com/90f931594debddb3e972 the umask stanza isn't working :(
[13:53] <gametstr> I need to get 2.6.37 on 11.04 anyone?
[13:53] <nbubuntu> hi anyone have an android phone or etc ? i can't seem to connect to a GTab on it even i install MTP
[13:53] <auronandace> gametstr: why?
[13:53] <faryus> dpk -i and then apt-get -f install doesn't work, apt just deletes the package that dpkg installed
[13:54] <mmoebius> Anybody familiar with docbook on ubuntu ? http://nopaste.linux-dev.org/?26017
[13:54] <nbubuntu> I even install qlix , but still doesn't show up
[13:54] <LjL> faryus: uhm in my experience that usually means the required dependencies aren't available. anyway try gdebi (package gdebi-core)
[13:54] <nbubuntu> so no one here using android phone ? weird ...
[13:54] <gametstr> auronandace : Power consumption problems and overheating
[13:54] <faryus> LjL: isn't gdebi a graphical tool?
[13:54] <auronandace> gametstr: can't use 11.10? that has the 3 kernel
[13:54] <LjL> faryus: gdebi-core is the CLI version
[13:54] <faryus> aha
[13:54] <faryus> cheers
[13:55] <gametstr> I thot all the kernels above 2.6.38 have power regression problem
[13:55] <dssdsds> hello
[13:55] <dssdsds> wassap
[13:55] <faryus> Dependency is not satisfiable: libminiupnpc8 (>= 1.6)
[13:56] <faryus> awesome.
[13:56] <iceroot> gametstr: yes that is correct
[13:56] <RiCHuD> can anyone tell me what does the kernel module loading in ubuntu?
[13:56] <boba88> MonkeyDust: what about this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1412915? I wonder if there is another way of fixing this error with the vblank_mode
[13:56] <auronandace> gametstr: ah i see
[13:56] <auronandace> !kernel | gametstr
[13:57] <boba88> MonkeyDust: the actual error is do_wait: drmWaitVBlank returned -1, IRQs don't seem to be working correctly. Try adjusting the vblank_mode configuration parameter.
[13:57] <MonkeyDust> boba88  doesnt ring a bell, cant help
[13:58] <gametstr> auronandace: read those but synaptic wont return me any results
[13:58] <boba88> MonkeyDust: it seems it has to do with this computer ubuntu setup :) but not sure how to fix it :)
[13:59] <auronandace> gametstr: 2.6.37 isn't in the repos, you'd need to compile it
[13:59] <jolaren> yumbo: just read through the internet, apparently you can't remove users.. but the thing is that i haven't created a usre but only created a listing somewhere
[14:00] <gametstr> auronandace: ahh.. I dont know if I am up to compiling it
[14:00] <novid> i cant access to my repository with this guide https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Subversion
[14:00] <novid> i use webDAV protocol
[14:01] <auronandace> gametstr: in that case you may need to go further back (10.04 is still supported)
[14:01] <novid> i get this error: svn: Repository moved permanently to 'https://<IP_ADDRESS>/svn/myproject/'; please relocate
[14:02] <novid> but i access it local with file:///
[14:03] <mmoebius> Anybody familiar with docbook2html on ubuntu ? I have got a problem I cannot resolve: http://nopaste.linux-dev.org/?26017
[14:05] <axcvb> hello people
[14:05] <axcvb> wassap
[14:06] <Chotaz`W> is there an arquive manager for ubuntu that queues the file to extract instead of trying to extract them all at once?
[14:06] <mmoebius> !ask | axcvb
[14:07] <gametstr> auronandace : is compiling a kernel difficult much for a noob?
[14:07] <frk77> bonjour, je cherche a mettre un ecran de veille sur lxdm ... quelqu'un sait comment faire ?
[14:07] <auronandace> gametstr: i couldn't tell you sorry, i've never done it
[14:07] <barack_> hello ... i have a very strange file ..when i do ls -a  but cant read it
[14:07] <Innocencio> Help!  Ubuntu, 11.1, Oneiric, brand new n00b here, trying to put the max/min/close buttons on the right hand side, followed a couple tutorials online, still can't make it happen.  anybody else got a tip?
[14:07] <barack_> i suppose its akind of virus
[14:08] <jadoe> is there a way to mount apple's sparsebundles? disk image, split into 8mb chunks, hfs+ inside, aes encrypted. i hope there is, i fear there is not.
[14:08] <gametstr> k.. thanks for all the help anyway
[14:08] <auronandace> !controls | Innocencio
[14:09] <auronandace> gametstr: you could check to see if someone made a ppa of 2.6.37
[14:09] <barack_> help plz
[14:09] <auronandace> !ppa | gametstr
[14:10] <barack_> hello can you here me ? can you
[14:10] <Innocencio> auronandace thanks auronandace, ubottu
[14:10] <Innocencio> auronandace:  is there a trick to getting to !controls?  is that a terminal command?
[14:11] <auronandace> Innocencio: no worries :)
[14:11] <auronandace> !bot | Innocencio
[14:11] <mmoebius> Innocencio: So, which tutorial dir you follow ?
[14:11] <dssdsdsd> :)
[14:11] <dssdsdsd> lol
[14:12] <gulzar> compiz , Kwin, Gnome3 all performs good with my onboard graphics but Unity is little slow, its like a little lag in moving mouse and double-click and all other actions. Any way to increase its performance? Any utility/app/driver etc?
[14:12] <barack_> there is a virus using my terminal
[14:12] <auronandace> Innocencio: they are command for the bot ubottu
[14:12] <Innocencio> tried the mechanized terminal one, then teh graphical interface in gconf editor
[14:12] <mmoebius> barack_: Virus ? What makes you think that ?
[14:12] <Pici> barack_: Why do you think that?
[14:12] <leehambley> is anyone familiar with upstart? I'm having the problem that it ignores my umask: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8851848/upstart-unicorn-with-umask-ignored
[14:13] <barack_> a  file  i cant read that display
[14:13] <Pici> barack_: How are you trying to display it?
[14:13] <barack_>  .sudo_as_admin_successful ... that the name
[14:13] <barack_>  and it is taking alot of time to log me
[14:14] <barack_> ls -a
[14:14] <Innocencio> Gconf Editor editor, Apps, Metacity, General, then change BUTTN LAYOUT to menu: max,min,close
[14:14] <Pici> barack_: That file has no data in it.  Its normal and may appear in your home directory.
[14:14] <Innocencio> and it did not work :(
[14:14] <morsik> hello, i have some problem with installing apps on ubuntu@pendrive
[14:14] <morsik> nie wiem czy pendrive walniety czy jakupdate-alternatives: error: cannot stat /var/lib/dpkg/alternatives/unrar: Input/output error
[14:14] <morsik> i'm getting  update-alternatives: error: cannot stat /var/lib/dpkg/alternatives/unrar: Input/output error
[14:14] <nbubuntu> hi anyone have an android phone or etc ? i can't seem to connect to a GTab on it even i install MTP
[14:15] <morsik> and i can't install/remove anything :<
[14:15] <barack_> ahhh ok there was a techinician from the isp this morn i suspected  HIM
[14:15] <morsik> i'm not sure if that's related to pendrive or just some internal crash
[14:16] <Innocencio> mmoebius:  i tried to fix it thru the GCONF editor, didn't work.
[14:16] <mmoebius> Innocencio: Which tutorial ?
[14:17] <Innocencio> http://ubuntuguide.net/move-minimizemaximizeclose-buttons-to-right-in-ubuntu-10-10maverick
[14:17] <Innocencio> all of them were variants on this guide.  some gave terminal shortcuts to doing the same thing
[14:17] <Innocencio> i'm on Ubuntu 11.1 and Oneiric
[14:17] <mmoebius> Innocencio: In gconf, you have to enter things pretty much exactly(!) as the syntax of the element you want to change requires it
[14:17] <Innocencio> so mabey just error on my part, eh?  lemme try it again.  thanks moebius
[14:18] <barack_> THX  PIC
[14:18] <DeJaVou> does anyone know how to change the ubuntu one user account on windows
[14:19] <mmoebius> Innocencio: Are using unity ?
[14:19] <Innocencio> yeah it came stock on the 11.1, haven't figured out how to change it yet.
[14:19] <DeJaVou> I accidentally created a new user account instead of signing into my existing one
[14:19] <mmoebius> Innocencio: Maybe you try "method 2: Ubuntu Tweak" from the page you mentioned
[14:19] <DeJaVou> and I can't seem to find where the configuration files are stored
[14:20] <Innocencio> mmoebius: ty i will try that.
[14:20] <mmoebius> Innocencio: If not, com back here and pester people until you get an answer ;M-)
[14:21] <SuperMiguel> is there a reason why my ubuntu install chromium works slower than when im running chrome in osx???
[14:21] <SuperMiguel> even when trying to install xchat.. i did apt-get install xchat it took about 10 secs to get connected to the ubuntu servers
[14:22] <Innocencio> mmoebius:  ty! i will!  this ubuntu has a steep learning curve!
[14:22] <nixmaniack> will this work to create bootable flash drive? " dd if=ubuntu.iso of=/dev/sdc "
[14:22] <auronandace> Innocencio: if you don't like unity then there are a few alternatives you could try
[14:22] <gametstr> auronandace : searched there with no luck.. is there an easier way to find it?
[14:23] <auronandace> gametstr: about ppas? i don't use them, i'm just aware they exist
[14:24] <gametstr> ah ok.
[14:25] <gametstr> maybe I 'll read a bit and try compiling it myself.. hope I have better luck like that
[14:25] <Chotaz`W> Is there any tool for compressed files(rar, zip, and all the other extensions) that makes a queue of files to extract instead of trying to extract them all at once, like the fedault arquive manager done?
[14:25] <mmoebius> Innocencio: Maybe try the third-last hint from http://news.softpedia.com/news/How-to-Move-Ubuntu-Window-Buttons-To-Right-Side-238444.shtml  involving "gconftool-2"
[14:25] <_jason> Chotaz`W: you could use a for loop in your favorite shell
[14:26] <Chotaz`W> like the defautlt arquive manager does*
[14:26] <Chotaz`W> archive*
[14:27] <Chotaz`W> jesus,really sorry for my typping today, to many straight hours into objective-C
[14:27] <ubuntu> ciaoooooooooo
[14:27] <ubuntu> !list
[14:27] <ubuntu> hello
[14:27] <ubuntu> !list
[14:30] <SuperMiguel> !list
[14:30] <DragonSlay> how to install new fonts
[14:31] <auronandace> !fonts | DragonSlay
[14:31] <SuperMiguel> DragonSlay, u know the name of the font that u want?
[14:31] <DragonSlay> SuperMiguel, kamban tamil font..
[14:32] <SuperMiguel> DragonSlay, try ttf-tamil-fonts
[14:32] <DragonSlay> SuperMiguel, auronandace  thanks guys.. :)
[14:32] <nixmaniack>  will this work to create bootable flash drive? " dd if=ubuntu.iso of=/dev/sdc "
[14:33] <AlexStacey> Hi, can anyone here help me with a Wubi install? I'm trying to install Ubuntu 10.4 64bit and have the iso in teh same folder as Wubi.exe but it is ignoring it and trying to download the latest version. Any ideas? Thanks
[14:33] <yermandu> nixmaniack: i will ask this too
[14:34] <auronandace> AlexStacey: any reason you need to use wubi?
[14:34] <yermandu> i used unetbootin but got problems say that cdrom ws not founded. im dont have cdrom
[14:34] <mackminer> any experts here able to offer advice on a machine that won't resolve dns names?
[14:35] <yermandu> http://askubuntu.com/questions/21303/create-usb-installer-from-the-command-line
[14:35] <AlexStacey> auronandace: only becasue I want to try ubuntu on this machine to see if everything works before overwriting the Win7 install.
[14:36] <auronandace> AlexStacey: thats what livecds are for
[14:36] <nixmaniack> yermandu, actually i want application independent way! i don't want to use third party apps. just what came default with ubuntu
[14:36] <SuperMiguel> nixmaniack: what u trying to do?
[14:36] <neo2> hi. how can you copy/move only the FILES in a folder's subfolders, but not the folders?
[14:37] <nixmaniack> SuperMiguel, i want to create bootable flash drive
[14:37] <yermandu> create usbdisk install without usb-creator or unetbootin
[14:37] <AlexStacey> auronandace: I guess I could try that too.
[14:37] <SuperMiguel> nixmaniack: use dd
[14:37] <nixmaniack> SuperMiguel,  dd if=ubuntu.iso of=/dev/sdc
[14:37] <nixmaniack> SuperMiguel, is that it?
[14:37] <yermandu> i think sdc1
[14:37] <selina2> hello
[14:37] <nixmaniack> SuperMiguel, or do I need anything else to add to dd?
[14:37] <neo2> e.g., copy only folders/file.txt , but not folders/subfolder
[14:38] <auronandace> AlexStacey: to be frank i can't understand why wubi still exists (when you can dualboot, use livecds or vms)
[14:38] <SuperMiguel> nixmaniack: $ sudo dd if=F12-Live-i686.iso of=/dev/sdX bs=8M
[14:38] <yermandu> SuperMiguel: why bs=8M
[14:38] <nixmaniack> SuperMiguel, yep saw that for Fedora. but will it work for Ubuntu?
[14:39] <SuperMiguel> nixmaniack: different iso name
[14:39] <SuperMiguel> nixmaniack: =)
[14:39] <Chotaz`W> _jason: thanks for the suggestion, but aethelrick PM me a sollution =D
[14:39] <gametstr> auronandace : so u can easily remove ubuntu if need be?
[14:39] <yermandu> ok i will try just now
[14:40] <nixmaniack> SuperMiguel, i didn't mean that! Is the ISO for both distros are created in same way? cuz i have seen some iso don't boot with dd method
[14:40] <SuperMiguel> nixmaniack: same way
[14:40] <auronandace> gametstr: as opposed to deleting a partition? i don't get what is so complicated about that?
[14:40] <nixmaniack> SuperMiguel, okay.. I'll try right away
[14:40] <AlexStacey> auronandace: I see your point, though in the past I've always found it to be a super easy solution. You get a one-click dual-boot with no worries about filesystems or partitions or bootloaders.
[14:40] <gametstr> auronandace : with dual boot it messes ur mbr
[14:41] <nbubuntu> hi anyone have an android phone or etc ? i can't seem to connect to a GTab on it even i install MTP . using 10.10
[14:41] <nbubuntu> any help ?
[14:41] <auronandace> gametstr: assuming you let it
[14:43] <gametstr> auronandace : well thats how beginners 'd do it
[14:46] <janko_> hay a have ati redeon HD4950, and he heat up, probably problem with drivers, what i should do?
[14:46] <neo2> hi. how can you copy/move only the FILES in a folder's subfolders, but not the folders?
[14:46] <neo2> e.g., copy only folders/file.txt , but not folders/subfolder
[14:48] <mmoebius> Anybody familiar with docbook2html on ubuntu ? I have got a problem I cannot resolve: http://nopaste.linux-dev.org/?26017
[14:48] <selina2> if your ubuntu heats up use a lightweight distro
[14:48] <selina2> if
[14:49] <selina2> if your ubuntu heatsup use another light distro
[14:49] <janko_> u think problem is with distro?
[14:50] <xrfang> hi, my unity launcher disappeared after installation of ubuntu-tweak, and let it clean up the system, anyone can help restore unity?
[14:50] <selina2> it might be
[14:50] <selina2> log out , log in again see if that fix the panel
[14:51] <daniele> does anyone know of a good programming school in New York or London?
[14:51] <xrfang> selina2, I did much more than that
[14:51] <senussi> hi
[14:51] <selina2> did you google it to see if someone had the problem
[14:52] <xrfang> selina2, I am googling, but its hard to descibe
[14:52] <selina2> you mean the top panel or the one to  the left
[14:54] <xrfang> selina2, on the left
[14:54] <gulzar> which archive utility can open multiple archive files? To open with right-click after selecting lots of files.
[14:54] <xrfang> the top panel shows global menu, not a hidden one as the default of oneric
[14:56] <selina2> iam googling too for the panel missing
[14:57] <aethelrick> gulzar, hilight two files, right-click one select open with archive manager and they both open. Not sure why anyone would want to do this, but it does work.
[14:58] <selina2> also if you do facebook guys join us in linux group
[14:59] <gulzar> aethelrick: I have about 2GB of archives and want to extract them but xarchiver + pcmanfm opens only one file at a time even if I select all of them. So which other app to use?
[15:00] <nbubuntu> hi anyone have an android phone or etc ? i can't seem to connect to a GTab on it even i install MTP . using 10.10
[15:01] <gulzar> nbubuntu: gtab?
[15:01] <nbubuntu> gulzar : galaxy tab
[15:01] <DJones> nbubuntu: I've got a Desire HD android, I have no problems connecting to that, just plug it in and tell the phone to connect as file storage
[15:01] <nardul> Is there any way to preseed and configure the computers two different netowkr interfaces?
[15:01] <nardul> I wan't one set up static and one dhcp.
[15:01] <gulzar> nbubuntu: I have galaxy POP
[15:02] <gulzar> nbubuntu: and it connects without any problem or extra utility
[15:02] <selina2> join us in facebook group ... Linux
[15:02] <nbubuntu> DJones : using 10.10 , it doesn't work .Once I plugin it doesn't mount .
[15:03] <darius> does anyone know the commands for installing sun java on ubuntu?
[15:03] <auronandace> selina2: please don't advertise here
[15:03] <gulzar> selina2: not on FB :P
[15:03] <dssdds> hallo
[15:03] <selina2> alright
[15:03] <dssdds> wassap people
[15:03] <nbubuntu> gulzar : it doesn't recognize at all the usb device.
[15:03] <dssdds> how is going on
[15:03] <gulzar> nbubuntu: install usb-utils
[15:04] <darius> Or maybe the plugins for chrome or firefox? I want to play minecraft in browser but it doesn't work.
[15:04] <designbybeck> Has anyone gotten VNC to work with Ubuntu 11.10??
[15:04] <gulzar> dssdds: join #linuxmint-chat
[15:04] <oCean> dssdds: /join #ubuntu-offtopic for chat, this is technical support
[15:04] <designbybeck> I have read there are problems with 11.10 and VNC?
[15:04] <gulzar> nbubuntu: and usb-modswtich
[15:05] <nbubuntu> gulzar : not able to install  Unable to locate package usb-utils
[15:05] <jbwiv> guys, I recently had one of my raid 1 drives fail, and the other drive start acting weird. Bought two new drives and rsynced everything over. This includes my encrypted (ecryptfs) home directory. Everything synced over, and when I login I see my files. However, I get error messages on console like "Error attempting to find auth tok for fnek". Any ideas what could cause this? Is my data corrupted?
[15:05] <gulzar> nbubuntu: *usb_modeswitch
[15:05] <gulzar> ubuntulog: wait...
[15:05] <alloy> Can anyone give me any guidance on GSoC ?
[15:05] <gulzar> ubuntulog: install without - so it is usbutils
[15:06] <mmoebius> For the record: concerning an error message like 'cannot generate system identifier for public text "-//OASIS//DTD DocBook V4.2//EN"' from docbook2html: I found that my system was missing the DocBook DTD's. I was fooled by finding DocBoox-XML DTD's and these are of course *not* interchangeable. 'apt-get insall docbook' did the trick.
[15:06] <nbubuntu> gulzar : usb_modeswitch is installed
[15:06] <aethelrick> gulzar, if I have to extract lots of archives I tend to use a find command like this... find -name '*.tar.gz' -exec tar -xzvf {} \;
[15:06] <DJones> nbubuntu: DOn't know if this will help http://lifeafter2am.net/2011/07/connecting-samsung-galaxy-tab-10-1-to-linux/
[15:06] <gulzar> nbubuntu: modeswtich isfor backupop in case you want to have modem and it is in data mode and so.. install usbutils
[15:06] <aethelrick> that finds all the .tar.gz files and executes tar with each ones name in turn, thus extracting the lot :)
[15:06] <gulzar> aethelrick: Ok...
[15:07] <gulzar> aethelrick: but I know th postion and want only one folder to extract..
[15:07] <nbubuntu> gulzar : is installed usbutils
[15:07] <jwash> hey guys, I just installed another operating system and I'm getting no grub screen at boot.
[15:07] <nbubuntu> DJones :  using galaxy tab p1000 , the 7 inch
[15:08] <jwash> is there a way to get grub to rescan and add entries automatically?
[15:08] <gulzar> nbubuntu: wajt..searching
[15:08] <gulzar> jwash: try "boot-manager" ppa
[15:08] <nbubuntu> gulzar : i mean usbutils is installed but still can't detect it
[15:09] <gulzar> ubuntulog: seems like some prob .. try restart and again connect. Put this in terminal before and after connecting tab and see what the error is. { dmesg}
[15:09] <aethelrick> gulzar, how many archives do you have? is the folder you want in one of them? all of them? do you want the contents of all archives in one folder? I'm not sure what you're trying to achieve, please provide a concrete example and I'll give you the answer :)
[15:10] <nbubuntu> gulzar : I had tried this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1077377 , still can't detect
[15:10] <jbwiv> guys, I recently had one of my raid 1 drives fail, and the other drive start acting weird. Bought two new drives and rsynced everything over. This includes my encrypted (ecryptfs) home directory. Everything synced over, and when I login I see my files. However, I get error messages on console like "Error attempting to find auth tok for fnek". Any ideas what could cause this? Is my data corrupted?
[15:10] <gulzar> aethelrick: I have a folder contating over 2Gb of archives 177 items
[15:10] <nardul> Is there any way to set up multiple network interfaces using preseeding?
[15:11] <gulzar> aethelrick: and want them to extarct in some other folder but keeping their ID that is their own folder ..
[15:11] <dnivra> hello. i just tried running "apt-get update" and couldn't connect to extras.ubuntu.com and archive.ubuntu.com. are they down or something of that sort? does someone else have the same issue?
[15:12] <gulzar> aethelrick: all the archives are like compressed folders stored in one Folder. I want them to be extracted in some other folder but keeping the same hierachy
[15:12] <gulzar> nbubuntu: you did that NOW?
[15:12] <janko_> hay a have ati redeon HD4950, and he heat up, probably problem with drivers, what i should do?
[15:13] <gulzar> aethelrick: I am going for peazip
[15:13] <gulzar> nbubuntu: if you did that just now then do a restart..
[15:13] <nbubuntu> gulzar , tested , i can't install gmtp
[15:14] <gulzar> ubuntulog: what is the error?
[15:14] <nbubuntu> gulzar , can't find it
[15:14] <auronandace> janko_: when does it overheat?
[15:14] <janko_> all the time
[15:14] <gulzar> nbubuntu: then the package name is different.. search exact name on net and install it.. or use synaptic
[15:14]  * gulzar brb
[15:15] <nbubuntu> gulzar : ok let me restart the pc
[15:15] <nbubuntu> brb
[15:15] <auronandace> janko_: what cpu do you have?
[15:15] <lucidguy> Need to modfity fstab entries on approximately 60 Ubuntu workstations ... recommendations?
[15:16] <ikonia> lucidguy: ssh and a script
[15:16] <janko_> amd turion n530 dual core 2.5ghz
[15:16] <yermandu> Can someone help to create usbdisk install on oneiric
[15:16] <yermandu> i try several methods i all fail /|
[15:17] <lucidguy> ikonia: That is an obvious answer, I would just have to learn how to get a bash script to do that .. meaing learning reading a file, find the line entry in question, and then replacing it.  Not too easy for someone who is not very bash familiar.
[15:17] <ikonia> lucidguy: ok, so what are you looking for then ?
[15:17] <ikonia> lucidguy: you said any suggestions, that is the best way to do it unless you have enterprise estate managment setup, which I'm guessing you don't
[15:17] <lucidguy> ikonia: any other ideas.
[15:17] <auronandace> janko_: are you using the proprietry drivers for the ati card?
[15:17] <xangua> !usb | yermandu
[15:18] <asdzxc> hallo
[15:18] <ikonia> lucidguy: I have few ideas that are simpler than ssh and a simple script with approx 10 lines in it
[15:18] <janko_> auronandace yes
[15:18] <asdzxc> hallo
[15:18] <asdzxc> wassap
[15:18] <john_doe_jr> hey I just downloaded an adobe reader binary...where do I put the binary so that it will be available system wide?  /usr/bin/ ?
[15:18] <ikonia> john_doe_jr: anywhere you want
[15:19] <lucidguy> ikonia: Is there a way to setup multiple fstab files?  The default which is unique to every system, and another that is identical to all systems used for nfs entries to servers etc.
[15:19] <angela-> it seamsto by that seamonkey are a older version one the webpage is a newer one
[15:19] <john_doe_jr> ikonia, but I know it's not available system wide though right now
[15:19] <xangua> john_doe_jr: adobe reader already is on partner repository i belive
[15:19] <dury> hi there channel :)
[15:19] <auronandace> janko_: to find out if it is the driver you could uninstall it and use the open source drivers
[15:19] <ikonia> john_doe_jr: what do you mean "available system wide"
[15:19] <ikonia> lucidguy: no, there is only 1 fstab
[15:19] <yermandu> xangua: method 0 is not accessible
[15:19] <janko_> auronandace same thing
[15:20] <lucidguy> ikonia: Do you see how that would make this much easier, because then I can simply modify a master fstab file for the nfs entries and replace all workstations with that file.
[15:20] <john_doe_jr> ikonia, well I think I have to place it in /usr/bin/  to make sure that it is available @ the command prompt right?
[15:20] <auronandace> janko_: hmm, what is the cpu usage like? is it often high?
[15:20] <yermandu> page https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick is outdate
[15:20] <ikonia> lucidguy: it doesn't matter if that would make it easier, it doesn't work like that so it's a pointless suggestion
[15:20] <janko_> auronandace, no, about 30% max
[15:21] <ikonia> john_doe_jr: echo $PATH - anything in those directories you can invoke by just typing the command
[15:21] <lucidguy> ikonia: Just stating a fact ...
[15:21] <ikonia> it's not a fact
[15:21] <dury> did anyone install ADK (Android Development Kit with Eclipse) under Ubuntu?
[15:21] <ikonia> it's you wanting a solution that doesn't exist
[15:21] <auronandace> janko_: i'm not sure what to suggest sorry, does this just happen in ubuntu? do you run other OS's that overheat too?
[15:22] <aethelrick> lucidguy, you could just as easily write a script with a bunch of mount commands in it and distribute those to the workstations
[15:22] <lucidguy> ikonia: it WOULD be easier if one could have multiple fstabs. One for unique local filesytems and one for network wide standard mounts like nfs .. .that scenario would be easier.. so my comment is a fact
[15:22] <janko_> i was having win7 and not overheat
[15:23] <h00k> yermandu: feel free to help update it
[15:23] <ikonia> lucidguy: it would be easier if you learnt to accept the limitations and worked within real life solutions
[15:23] <yermandu> sure that i will post when work
[15:23] <ikonia> lucidguy: plus I don't think managing multiple fstabs on one machine is easier, so it's not fact
[15:23] <lucidguy> aethelrick: I agree ..  I already have a puppet environment in place, so I can manipulate all these systems quite easily.  But unfortunately all their fstabs are very different minus the nfs mounts, So I'm forced to create an inteligent script to tweak them all.
[15:24] <auronandace> janko_: odd, perhaps you could try a lighter desktop like xfce or lxde (i'm grasping at staws now i think :))
[15:24] <ikonia> lucidguy: why don't you just append the new line you want
[15:24] <ikonia> lucidguy: no inteligent script required then, just append to the bottom
[15:24] <lucidguy> ikonia: because I would need to remove the old entry somewhere else in the file before appending the new entry.
[15:24] <dury> Did anyone install Android SDK under Ubuntu?
[15:24] <ikonia> lucidguy: maybe a 1 line sed command
[15:24] <oCean> lucidguy: if you have setup your puppet environment correctly, it's hardly any effort
[15:24] <ikonia> dury: no - just ask your real question
[15:25] <yermandu> !hdd
[15:26] <lucidguy> oCean: I was thinking maybe all standard network mounts should not have been added to the systems fstabs .. and have the puppet client manage mounting nfs mounts.  But unfortunately the puppet environment came after all these manuall fstab entries.
[15:26] <dury> ikonia: I got problems to run android SDK  under ubuntu
[15:26] <nbubuntu> gulzar ; nope , it doesn't work
[15:26] <ikonia> dury: ask the real question
[15:26] <ikonia> lucidguy: if there is an existing entry, 1 line of sed can swap it out
[15:26] <Nikki_> Hi!
[15:27] <lucidguy> ikonia: I believe you .. looking into sed right now.
[15:27] <dury> what are the requirements to install Android SDK under Ubuntu
[15:27] <ikonia> dury: read the website
[15:28] <ikonia> lucidguy: you may find it a simpler sed task to break it into 2, 1.) delete old line 2.) append new
[15:28] <ikonia> lucidguy: it's 2 lines, but it maybe easier for you than a massive find and replace string
[15:28] <h00k> dury: You can check the Android documentation, they guide you through it there
[15:28] <john_doe_jr> ikonia, I'm trying to open a pdf from the command line w/ the Adobe Reader binary file...it won't work...how would you go about doing it?  AdobeReader.bin ~/Downloads/book.pdf ?
[15:28] <glioross> Guys how can I open the php.ini and how can i close it when finish the changes?
[15:28] <ikonia> john_doe_jr: I don't think you can pass AdobeReader.bin arguments
[15:28] <lucidguy> ikonia: yes, I would most definityly be doing that.
[15:28] <ikonia> !pdf | john_doe_jr
[15:29] <selina2> i use Xpdf
[15:29] <ikonia> glioross: any text editor will work
[15:29] <auronandace> glioross: isn't .ini just a text file? open it with any text editor
[15:29] <cyborg_> hey i am getting errors while installing  bcmwl-kernel-source in ubuntu 10.04,please help
[15:29] <sskalnik> Link to a guide for DKMS and/or kernel module packaging? Google results have been rather mixed.
[15:29] <h00k> cyborg_: use pastebin and paste your error
[15:29] <h00k> !pastebin | cyborg_
[15:29] <john_doe_jr> ikonia, then how would u use the binary then?  I'm confused
[15:30] <ikonia> john_doe_jr: run the binary, it opens the gui, then open the document in that gui
[15:30] <glioross> I am through putty as far as is the only way i have access to the server.. How can i open the file using putty and how can i close it when finish the changes?
[15:30] <ikonia> !pdf | john_doe_jr
[15:30] <h00k> glioross: use a command-line editor like vim or emacs
[15:30] <ikonia> john_doe_jr: or look at the other pdf viewers which are already part of ubuntu
[15:30] <auronandace> glioross: try nano
[15:30] <gulzar> nbubuntu: then put this thing in forum
[15:30] <h00k> glioross: or nano, is probably easier ^
[15:31] <glioross> i dont know the commands guys :)
[15:31] <nbubuntu> gulzar : ok , guess no luck for it to connect.
[15:31] <CharlieSu> Anyone ever use the alternateCD to install via a USB stick?  I'm getting errors when doing F6 and trying to specifiy my own seed file.  it doesn't like to USB media and keeps looking for a CDROM drive.  any ideas?
[15:31] <john_doe_jr> ikonia, how do you "run the binary" from the command line?
[15:31] <auronandace> glioross: nano is dead simple
[15:31] <h00k> glioross: 'nano php.ini'
[15:31] <ikonia> john_doe_jr: I'd advise you to use one of the packaged built for ubuntu to get the gui as part of your desktop
[15:31] <john_doe_jr> auronandace, vim is awesome
[15:31] <gulzar> nbubuntu: don't think like that.. join foruma nd you will get answer within 3-4days normally
[15:31] <ikonia> john_doe_jr: you will find it much easier
[15:31] <cyborg_> h00k:here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/803057/
[15:32] <auronandace> john_doe_jr: when you know how to use it
[15:32] <dnivra> hello. how do I turn off the GUI in ubuntu 11.10? "service gdm stop" doesn't work anymore.
[15:32] <cyborg_> ubottu:http://paste.ubuntu.com/803057/
[15:32] <john_doe_jr> ikonia, how do you do that?
[15:32] <dury> h00k: have you installed Android SDK under Ubuntu?
[15:32] <nbubuntu> gulzar : Ok , will post it up once I join and login :) thanks for the help ;-)
[15:32] <john_doe_jr> auronandace, I've got a cheat sheet that helps
[15:32] <ikonia> dury: ask the real question
[15:32] <ikonia> dury: stop asking that
[15:32] <selina2> anyone in miami
[15:32] <ikonia> john_doe_jr: do you know how to use the ubuntu package manager ?
[15:32] <ikonia> selina2: why ?
[15:33] <dury> ikonia: ok, sorry
[15:33] <gulzar> aethelrick: nbubuntunp
[15:33] <john_doe_jr> ikonia, synaptic ?
[15:33] <selina2> just asking
[15:33] <ikonia> selina2: why ?
[15:33] <gulzar> nbubuntu: np :)
[15:33] <ikonia> john_doe_jr: that's one of them, if you open the package manager and search for the applications ubottu gave you twice, you can install them
[15:33] <ikonia> john_doe_jr: those applications are then part of your desktop experience
[15:33] <john_doe_jr> ikonia, adobe isn't in repository
[15:33] <ikonia> john_doe_jr: rather than having to load applications from the command line
[15:34] <senussi> hi
[15:34] <h00k> john_doe_jr: you don't need 'Adobe' to open a PDF, there is an alternative already installed
[15:34] <ikonia> john_doe_jr: I know adobe isn't that's why I had ubottu give you links for different pdf readers
[15:34] <ikonia> !pdf | john_doe_jr
[15:34] <cyborg_> how to resolve it ,c i can't work with my wifi
[15:35] <lucidguy> ikonia: done ..          sed 's/oldservername/newservername/' fstab > fstab.new; cp fstab.new fstab
[15:35] <pog> hello! I'm looking for a "easy to use" package, for indexing and managing any documents, with possibility for tagging and categories and virtual folders. for endusers and easy indexing documents per partion.
[15:35] <ikonia> lucidguy: sed -i 's/oldservername/newservername/' /etc/fstab
[15:35] <john_doe_jr> ikonia, I'm just gonn use xpdf
[15:35] <ikonia> john_doe_jr: that's a good plan
[15:36] <lucidguy> ikonia: ooo .. even easier.  though I probably want to preserv the previous fstab just in case.
[15:36] <dury> ikonia: does synaptic provide Eclipse?
[15:36] <ikonia> dury: have a look
[15:36] <ikonia> lucidguy: whatever works best fo ryou
[15:36] <ikonia> for you
[15:37] <lucidguy> ikonia: thanks . .I forgot how easy search and replace was with sed.
[15:39] <mosx1> hi, I'm trying to do sudo shutdown now .....
[15:39] <mosx1> and get * Killing all remaining processes...          [fail]
[15:39] <usuario> HEY
[15:39] <mosx1> and it will not shutdown
[15:39] <h00k> mosx1: you could try 'sudo init 6' which will restart it
[15:40] <dnivra> mosx1, you could try "sudo poweroff" or "sudo shutdown -h now". IIRC those should work
[15:40] <mosx1> I want to shut it down
[15:40] <evgeniy> привет всем
[15:40] <evgeniy> есть кто с россии
[15:40] <auronandace> !ru | evgeniy
[15:40] <airtonix> john_doe_jr: btw protip: you already have evince installed.
[15:40] <mosx1> poweroff worked....thx
[15:40] <gulzar> mosx1: sudo shutdown -h now
[15:41] <mosx1> what's the -h do ?
[15:41] <xangua> !partner
[15:41] <xangua> (09:33:54) john_doe_jr: ikonia, adobe isn't in repository - it is on the partner repository
[15:41] <john_doe_jr> airtonix, evince ..what is that?
[15:41] <ikonia> mosx1: "halt"
[15:41] <airtonix> john_doe_jr: it's a document viewer
[15:41] <selina2> evince is a pdf reader
[15:41] <mosx1> k, thx
[15:41] <selina2> or document viewer pdf style
[15:41] <airtonix> john_doe_jr: which means viewing more than just pdf
[15:42] <john_doe_jr> xangua, looks like xpdf works fine for me
[15:42] <Guest7692> hola
[15:42] <selina2> hola guest
[15:42] <Guest7692> alguien habla español
[15:42] <selina2> xpdf is the best
[15:42] <selina2> si claro
[15:42] <Guest7692> es que soy gest porke soy nueva
[15:42] <Pici> !es | Guest7692
[15:42] <selina2> que bueno
[15:42] <airtonix> john_doe_jr: i'm pretty sure all you had to do was double click on the icon of the pdf.
[15:42] <Guest7692> no se como cambiar
[15:42] <Guest7692> el nick
[15:42] <delinquentme> whats the tool which shows directory structure
[15:42] <john_doe_jr> airtonix, no way...double click the .bin file?
[15:43] <john_doe_jr> airtonix, totally didn't think of that one
[15:43] <airtonix> john_doe_jr: ...
[15:43] <airtonix> john_doe_jr: notice how i said pdf and not bin?
[15:43] <Guest7692> tengo xubuntu y no se como añadir temes en la carpeta .themes, no me deja copiar las carpetas de themes que me descargue. porque? alguien sabe
[15:43] <gulzar> delinquentme: ls -la <path to dir>
[15:43] <airtonix> john_doe_jr: or did you miss that part?
[15:43] <Pici> Guest7692: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar  entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter.
[15:43] <john_doe_jr> airtonix, yup, I didn't like document viewer though
[15:43] <delinquentme> gulzar, just figured it out " tree " :D
[15:43] <delinquentme> thanks!
[15:44] <john_doe_jr> airtonix, I like adobe reader
[15:44] <airtonix> john_doe_jr: well that makes sense if you like vim
[15:44] <selina2> guest7692 yo te ayudo
[15:44] <jutnux> john_doe_jr: Adobe Reader is extremely bloated.
[15:44] <selina2> yep xpdf is better
[15:44] <airtonix> selina2: in what way?