[00:00] <Seveas> etter, yes, there's strace or script
[00:00] <Shiba> Doc, Doc, all we need is a little plutonium!
[00:00] <Shiba> :P
[00:00] <etter> Seveas: thanks
[00:01] <rww> Shiba: I suspect #ubuntu-offtopic would be more appreciative of your humor ;P
[00:01] <Seveas> Shiba, please keep the chatter/nonsense to yourself
[00:01] <Shiba> okay, sorry :)
[00:01] <Shiba> that guy just reminded me of hte movie :)
[00:02] <shurathing> aeon-ltd: Ahhh... I learned something. sudo gedit... awesome.
[00:02] <rww> gksudo gedit is a better idea
[00:03] <shurathing> aeon-ltd: restart nessessary?
[00:03] <Shiba> shurathing: try nano.  its so much better than vi.
[00:03] <shurathing> Shiba: don't know what nano or vi are.
[00:03] <Shiba> shurathing: nano is a console text editor
[00:03] <aeon-ltd> shurathing:  shouldn't need to restart
[00:04] <Shiba> so is VI, but using VI is like using a sandpaper condom...
[00:04] <Shiba> you just don't do it (tm) :)
[00:04] <shurathing> Shiba: Ahh.. kk. I'll look into that if I'm going to do more terminal stuff
[00:04] <aeon-ltd> shurathing:  in some circumstances you may need to just to re-parse the files
[00:04] <neekers> i installed ubuntu 9.04 on linode.com before i learned about the Long Term Support versions like lucid lynx. is there an  easy way to upgrade to lynx or does it require a entire reinstall?
[00:04] <neekers> an
[00:04] <rww> ubottu: upgrade | neekers
[00:05] <Muscovy> rww: gnome-shell won't install due to xulrunner being too new.
[00:05] <neekers> thanks
[00:05] <Shiba> neekers: you can do an in-place upgrade
[00:05] <gryllida> Help! I press backspace in AbiWord and often get more than one character deleted!
[00:05] <Shiba> neekers: read the documentation first though
[00:05] <rww> Muscovy: Hrm, I thought that got fixed. One sec.
[00:05] <Seveas> gryllida, try pressing it for a shorter time :)
[00:05] <eMyller> noob question; how do i know from which repo a package come?
[00:05] <Seveas> eMyller, apt-cache policy packagename
[00:05] <neekers> i will definitely read the docs, just scared with all my websites running and mysql and mail server etc...
[00:06] <hylian> does anyone know a system info program with a lot of detail, besides hwinfo?
[00:06] <Seveas> eMyller, the one with *** is the installed one
[00:06] <rww> hylian: lshw
[00:06] <eMyller> Seveas: thanks :D
[00:06] <Shiba> neekers: the docs include instructions that direct you to make backups of *everything*
[00:06] <gryllida> Seveas, it deleted whole next line very often, I press it once only, doesn't happen in other applications.
[00:06] <Shiba> neekers: always assume the worst.  in this case that means total data loss.
[00:06] <hylian> rvw thanx
[00:06] <shurathing> aeon-ltd: Should I get some kind of audio confermation when hitting the volume keys? I'm getting no sound still.
[00:07] <Shiba> neekers: dump your MySQL databases and tar up your websites
[00:07] <neekers> shiba: well my wordpress sites and db are fully backed up, and that is where most of my IP is...
[00:07] <aeon-ltd> shurathing: test it with a video again
[00:07] <gryllida> Seveas, any idea?
[00:07] <Seveas> gryllida, none at all
[00:07] <Shiba> neekers: well do it again, just prior to the actual upgrade
[00:07] <roved2101> upgraded to 10.04 keyboard works mouse dont. Any hints?
[00:08] <gryllida> Seveas: same result for Edit - Cut.
[00:08] <airtonix> I need to remove a host from my ~/.ssh/knownhosts... but i can't work out which one it is because all the hostnames are in md5 or sha or something.
[00:08] <shurathing> aeon-ltd: just did... still no audio
[00:08] <Seveas> roved2101, what kind of mouse?
[00:08] <rww> Muscovy: Oh, I see. It's currently not installable due to a stable release upgrade to xulrunner. There's an update to fix this problem in lucid-proposed, so it should be fixed in lucid-updates soon. The relevant bug report is https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gjs/+bug/608940
[00:08] <aeon-ltd> shurathing:  damn, experimental but you could restart
[00:08] <Seveas> airtonix, if you need to remove it because ssh is complaining about a key mismatch, it usually reports a linenumber as well
[00:09] <shurathing> aeon-ltd: agreed... brb
[00:09] <roved2101> Seveas ps2
[00:09] <Muscovy> rww: Could it be fixed by manually installing the package in lucid-proposed?
[00:10] <Seveas> airtonix, you can also use ssh-keygen -F (see man ssh-keygen)
[00:10] <airtonix> Seveas, cheers
[00:10] <rww> Muscovy: Installing the -proposed package would fix it, yes. The last comment in the bug report has a link that explains how to do that.
[00:10] <Muscovy> Ok, thanks!
[00:12] <gryllida> Ok, full question once again. When I hit edit-cut, or DEL, or BACKSPACE in AbiWord, I often get more than one char (always after the current one) deleted, like  half of next line or so, instead of just one char. Why and how can I set it to work normally? It does not happen in other applications.
[00:13] <Seveas> gryllida, have you asked in #abiword?
[00:13] <shurathing> aeon-ltd: restarted... I think I botched something because now I don't even have the visual indication that I'm hitting the volume buttons.
[00:13] <Seveas> (that channel may live on irc.gnome.org)
[00:18] <shurathing> just testing... seems very quiet in here
[00:18] <SomeShmo> how do i play netflix on ubuntu?
[00:18] <binni> I set up a bootable USB with Unetbootin using Xubuntu alternative install CD, but at one point in the installer I get: "Your installation CD-ROM couldn't be mounted..", why is it expecting it in on a CD and not the USB?
[00:18] <gryllida> Seveas: no I haven't, #abiword isn't a channel here
[00:19] <Seveas> (that channel may live on irc.gnome.org)
[00:19] <shurathing> bbiab
[00:20] <enix316_> i am trying to sftp or ssh for that matter via nautilus. i have no problem doing so using a term. I am on ubuntu 10. i press ctrl+l to get location bar, and type sftp://user@server ip       i get error "/home/ev/sftp:/user@ip"    p.s. how to higlight user name  in response?
[00:20] <enix316_> i am trying to sftp or ssh for that matter via nautilus. i have no problem doing so using a term. I am on ubuntu 10. i press ctrl+l to get location bar, and type sftp://user@server ip       i get error *could not find*"/home/ev/sftp:/user@ip"    p.s. how to higlight user name  in response?
[00:21] <EvilPhoenix> !repeat | enix316_
[00:22] <gryllida> Seveas: OK, I asked at gnome network.
[00:22] <silvertip257> I have installed 10.04 (Lucid) and I'm trying to get my atheros 802.11g pcmcia wireless card to connect to my access point with no encryption (currently) and a _hidden_ SSID.  `iwlist scan` does find my AP.  Can anyone offer any help?
[00:25] <Guest79278> hi
[00:25] <shurathing> back. Still no audio, no audio confermation when hitting volume keys.
[00:25] <alkisg> (02:20:10 πμ) enix316_: ... i get error "/home/ev/sftp:/user@ip" ==> that's one slash after sftp, did you write it with one slash or with two slashes?
[00:25] <ilovefairuz> !hi | Guest79278
[00:26] <ejv> help! trying to format a cd-rw disc, receive this error in K3B, "cdrecord has no permission to open the device."
[00:26] <ilovefairuz> ejv: sudo?
[00:27] <ejv> ilovefairuz: im running the program from the "Applications" menu
[00:27] <adouitryte> i successfully installed nvidia 79.86.12 for ubuntu 8.04 with the restricted drivers manager, however i'm getting this glitched up box around my cursor in openGL. Any thoughts?
[00:27] <silvertip257> ejv: do you have permission to access storage devices?  Check your account/groups.
[00:27] <ilovefairuz> ejv: pastebin lshw
[00:29] <shurathing> fluvvell: I deleted the folder .pulse, but nothing changed
[00:29] <adouitryte> i successfully installed nvidia 79.86.13 for ubuntu 8.04 with the restricted drivers manager, however i'm getting this glitched up box around my cursor in openGL. Any thoughts?
[00:30] <adouitryte> i really need this fixed
[00:30] <ilovefairuz> !patience | adouitryte
[00:30] <ilovefairuz> alkisg: pm?
[00:30] <fluvvell> shurathing, what does your audio hardware devices say under sound preferences (under the speaker logo)
[00:30] <alkisg> ilovefairuz: why?
[00:30] <adouitryte> yeah i had a typo i wanted to clarify
[00:30] <evilaim> Ugh, this is causing a lot of issues.
[00:30] <ilovefairuz> shurathing: have you installed or remove any audio related packages?
[00:30] <ilovefairuz> alkisg: nvm
[00:30] <adouitryte> and ive been on the forums endlessly searching
[00:30] <ejv> silvertip257: account/groups looks fine
[00:30] <evilaim> I can't seem to get my wireless to work in Ubuntu 10.04.
[00:30] <alkisg> ilovefairuz: ok
[00:31] <adouitryte> no one else has my problem
[00:31] <evilaim> I have a HP G62.
[00:31] <kop> shurathing, http://idyllictux.wordpress.com/2009/04/21/ubuntu-904-jaunty-keeping-the-beast-pulseaudio-at-bay/
[00:31] <evilaim> I am ready oh guru of computer wisdom!
[00:31] <kop> IdleOne, no I'm not ranting about pulse again :)
[00:31] <shurathing> ilovefairuz: I thought the audio problem was flash related. So installed a sudo/get flash audio thing...
[00:31] <adouitryte> its a riva tnt2 (i know its old but i can't afford an upgrade) and its so close to working perfectly
[00:31] <ilovefairuz> shurathing: what 'thing'?
[00:32] <kop> shurathing, PM
[00:32] <shurathing> ilovefairuz: one minute..let me find it
[00:32] <ejv> ok forget it, dumping k3b, going with "Brasero", k3b can die in a fire for all i care....
[00:32] <kop> shurathing, PM and PA suxors
[00:33] <kop> well ok just my opinion
[00:33] <uberushaximus> Is there a direct download link to "usb-creator.exe" anywhere?
[00:33] <ilovefairuz> !wirless | evilaim
[00:33] <ilovefairuz> !wireless | evilaim
[00:33] <adouitryte> does anyone have a functioning riva tnt2 in ubuntu with the nvidia driver?
[00:34] <ilovefairuz> evilaim: and pastebin : lshw -C network
[00:34] <kop> ejv, what was the prob w/ k3b ? PM if it's a ant :)
[00:34] <kop> rant
[00:34] <shurathing> fluvvell: says Internal Audio 1 Input Analog Stereo Input
[00:34] <WildCode> help, did an update today and now ubuntu isnt looking in /usr/local/lib for libraries
[00:34] <mint> hey i downloaded a .tgz program how do i run it?
[00:34] <ejv> just some stupid error, that end users should never receive
[00:34] <Oer> uberushaximus, unetbootin works fine, or the tool in livemodus
[00:34] <ejv> it's dead to me now, no worries ;)
[00:34] <evilaim> kk
[00:34] <ilovefairuz> mint: what/where did you download it?
[00:35] <kop> ejv, just that i've never had it go to junk on me
[00:35] <mint> ilovefairuz:  google's site
[00:35] <jayant> hey again... i just have another problem.. everytime i restart am having to activate my wireless drivers again... is there anyway to make them activate on startup or something??
[00:35] <ilovefairuz> mint: be specific or give link
[00:35] <mint> sec
[00:35] <doctorZeus> ejv I feel the same way about brasero and dumped it for gnomebaker .. very satisfied with it
[00:35] <mint> ilovefairuz:  http://code.google.com/p/namebench/downloads/detail?name=namebench-1.3.1-source.tgz&can=2&q=namebench
[00:35] <fluvvell> shurathing, and the profile? (incidentally its weird that its not showing a stereo output!!)
[00:35] <kop> ! PM | shurathing
[00:35] <shurathing> ilovefairuz: I installed flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound via synaptic
[00:36] <evilaim> ilovefairuz: http://pastebin.com/0SMHe1ET
[00:36] <shurathing> why the bot yellin at me?
[00:36] <kop> shurathing, I sent you a complete fix in a pm
[00:36] <shurathing> fluvvell: profile? what do you mean?
[00:37] <kop> because I'm rude crude and still try to help
[00:37] <ejv> doctorZeus: good to know, i'll remember that in case brasero gives me trouble ;)
[00:37] <shurathing> kop: I'm trying to get to it... thanks
[00:37] <ilovefairuz> mint: right click, extract it, and then click on namebench.py
[00:37] <mint> ok thnx
[00:37] <fluvvell> shurathing, a little lower on the hardware panel it has a "Settings for the selected device", then Profile and a drop down selectr
[00:37] <ilovefairuz> shurathing: only flash has no sound?
[00:37] <kop> shurathing, humor R R R heh
[00:38] <mint> ilovefairuz:  nothing happens
[00:38] <shurathing> ilovefairuz: no sound system wide... I just thought it was flash at first
[00:38] <shurathing> kop: I'm running 10.04, not Jaunty
[00:38] <ilovefairuz> !broadcom | evilaim
[00:38] <bebo__> hi to all
[00:39] <ilovefairuz> mint: open a terminal, cd into the directory and type: ./namebench.pu
[00:39] <ilovefairuz> .py
[00:39] <fluvvell> shurathing, its got to be a setting somewhere that you can access.
[00:39] <evilaim> Thank you kindly:)
[00:39] <kop> ilovefairuz, http://idyllictux.wordpress.com/2009/04/21/ubuntu-904-jaunty-keeping-the-beast-pulseaudio-at-bay/        Ubuntu and flash are sometimes broken for PulseAudio I just remove all traces and go back to ALSA for other reasons as well
[00:39] <sigmonsays> !help I have no sound. Pulseaudio is always doing this every time I reboot
[00:39] <jayant> hii...can you tell me how to activate the wireless drivers at startup?? everytime i boot am having to go to the hardware drivers and remove and active the wl drivers... is there any way around it?
[00:39]  * sigmonsays slaps pulse
[00:39] <ilovefairuz> shurathing: since you installed ubuntu? pastebin lshw
[00:39] <shurathing> fluvvell: Analog stereo input
[00:39] <kop> sigmonsays, http://idyllictux.wordpress.com/2009/04/21/ubuntu-904-jaunty-keeping-the-beast-pulseaudio-at-bay/
[00:40] <fluvvell> shurathing, what if you select analog stereo duplex?
[00:40] <ilovefairuz> kop: i use pulseaudio and it works very well
[00:40] <rapid> im having sound problems with ca0106 in ubuntu after a dist upgrade aswell
[00:40] <fluvvell> pulseaudio is badly misunderstood
[00:40] <shurathing> ilovefairuz: I'm not to sure what you mean.
[00:40] <kop> ilovefairuz, I hear that all the time and don't believe a word of it :D
[00:40] <bebo__> i just want to ask i have a dual os ubuntu and windows 7 i ask but i using ubuntu more than windows that for sure but now what is the best antivirus for ubuntu
[00:40] <shurathing> fluvvell: Changed it... no sound
[00:40]  * kop puts his tinfoil hat on
[00:41] <ilovefairuz> shurathing: open a terminal and type: lshw | pastebinit -
[00:41] <sigmonsays> thanks kop
[00:41] <fluvvell> shurathing, now look at the output tab - anything obvious in there?
[00:41] <shurathing> http://pastebin.com/0yq5rYGe
[00:41] <shurathing> ilovefairuz:  http://pastebin.com/0yq5rYGe
[00:42] <fluvvell> shurathing, is the right connector selected?
[00:42] <kop> sigmonsays, Pulse in all fairness does work well with some configurations and hardware but when you're tired of fighting it , punt , it's a good link and is working here
[00:43] <sigmonsays> kop, does this same procedure work on karmic?
[00:43] <shurathing> fluvvell: one radial button...Internal audio analog stereo
[00:43] <ilovefairuz> shurathing: sudo aptitude install linux-backports-modules-alsa-lucid-generic
[00:44] <kop> sigmonsays, PM
[00:44] <ilovefairuz> shurathing: and reboot
[00:44] <fluvvell> shurathing, i dont know what a radial button means ? explain?
[00:44] <shurathing> ilovefairuz: will do
[00:44] <SomeShmo> Is there a way to have a mounted device like an Ipod appear on your top task bar when it is mounted? That way I could easily right-click and eject it. This is in GNOME.
[00:44] <adouitryte> i successfully installed nvidia 79.86.13 for ubuntu 8.04 with the restricted drivers manager, however i'm getting this glitched up box around my cursor in openGL. Any thoughts?
[00:44] <cwraig> hi all, can anyone point me to a tutorial for installing ubuntu on an SSD, ive heard things about trim and aligning partitions but i cannot find any recent information
[00:44] <fluvvell> got to go, bye
[00:44] <shurathing> fluvvell: only one choice, one button and there's no way I can even un-select it.
[00:44] <hiexpo> !virus
[00:45] <SomeShmo> adouitryte, My Nvidia card finally works great in Ubuntu 10.04.
[00:45] <maxred> hi i have some problems whit virtual box
[00:45] <maxred> =/
[00:45] <ilovefairuz> adouitryte: pastebin lshw
[00:45] <adouitryte> yeah 10.04 won't work cause the legacy driver doesn't work past like xorg 1.5
[00:45] <maxred> some people understand abouth virtual box ?
[00:45] <ilovefairuz> !install | cwraig
 iknow but some times any one get usb flash momery have a virus
[00:45] <ilovefairuz> !details | maxred
[00:45] <hiexpo> there;sno need for fear hiexpo is here and in a good and generous mood to help others  right now   :)
[00:46] <maxred> ok i have some problems to install drivers in virtual box of windows xp
[00:46] <maxred> =D
[00:46] <maxred> thats my problems do you know abouth it ?
[00:46] <ilovefairuz> maxred: we don't support windows here, ask in ##windows
[00:47] <maxred> hey im on ubuntu
[00:47] <maxred> =D im working on ubuntu
[00:47] <hiexpo> !virtualbox > maxred
[00:47] <maxred> ok
[00:47] <ilovefairuz> maxred: yes but you want windows support
[00:47] <maxred> nope
[00:47] <theholder> hi can someone help me?
[00:47] <maxred> its abouth virtualization
[00:47] <adouitryte> ilovefairuz thank you! it says "Disable Triple buffereing and you're fine."
[00:47] <shurathing> going to reboot.... bbiab
[00:47] <ilovefairuz> !details |  theholder
[00:47] <adouitryte> lol
[00:47] <hiexpo> !ask > theholder
[00:47] <ilovefairuz> adouitryte: lol you're welcome

[00:48] <bebo__> did you know what i mean
[00:48] <ilovefairuz> bebo__: ubottu is not a human, it's a bot
[00:48] <maxred> its abouth =D virtual box
[00:48] <theholder> i am trying to get ububtu server to listen on two ios
[00:48] <theholder> ips
[00:48] <adouitryte> how do you make it so the persons name you are talking to gets highlighted
[00:48] <maxred> i have virtual box on ubuntu
[00:48] <maxred> im install windows xp
[00:48] <maxred> you understand ?
[00:49] <maxred> like a virtual machine
[00:49] <maxred> ?=
[00:49] <hiexpo> adouitryte,  !nick message
[00:49] <ilovefairuz> maxred: all in one line and we don't support windows here
[00:49] <theholder> thanks
[00:49] <binbrain> anybody on here able to recommend the closest thing to a System76 Lemur but from ZaReason
[00:49] <maxred> i like to activate wireless on virtual machine
[00:49] <maxred> =& on ubuntu
[00:49] <binbrain> It looks like it might be the Strata Pro 13
[00:49] <adouitryte> !hiexpo thank you
[00:49] <maxred> you understand ?
[00:49] <hiexpo> yup
[00:50] <SomeShmo> binbrain, ?
[00:50] <KwikkSilva> aghhh : Help! I just toasted all network interfaces on my machine
[00:50] <binbrain> SomeShmo: there Ubuntu laptops dude, I was hoping for a recommendation
[00:50] <KwikkSilva> I tried editing /etc/network/interfaces to create a bridge - when i restarted - i had no interfaces showing up anywhere
[00:50] <SomeShmo> KwikkSilva, I'm sending a team over, quick. In the mean time, seek shelter.
[00:50] <maxred> mmmmmmmmm
[00:50] <KwikkSilva> now i've set the file back to the way it was and restarted - still no interfaces
[00:50] <SomeShmo> binbrain, Oh. I suggesting going with the first one.
[00:50] <theholder> ok let me explain i am trying to get ubuntu server 9.10 to listen on two ip addresses i have been given by my hosting provider it seems to only be listening on one ip address i would like to have the server listen on both ips can you tell me where i need to edit or what commands i need to type? thanks
[00:50] <kop> KwikkSilva, as soon as I stop laughing (with you not at you ) could you define toasted ?
[00:51] <Irinix> Hi all
[00:51] <binbrain> the Lemur :), ha, I did that, not going back
[00:51] <bebo__> ok , i use ubuntu and have windows ok ,and i ask from a good antivirus for ubuntu becuase i in network group all in it use windows or get flash memory have a virus
[00:51] <binbrain> the laptop came defective
[00:51] <SomeShmo> binbrain, Then go with the other one. Problem solved. NEXT!
[00:51] <hiexpo> is that liked smoked > toasted
[00:51] <ilovefairuz> theholder: /etc/network/interfaces
[00:51] <theholder> Thanks
[00:51] <econdudeawesome> howdy! How do i fix grub? I had a failed install on a second partition and now I got nothing
[00:51] <binbrain> SomeShmo: your help has been life altering, thanks for your insight
[00:51] <KwikkSilva> kop, toasted as in they were working perfect - i edited the interfaces file - restarted then they dissappeared - then i reverted the file - and they never came back
[00:51] <shurathing> ilovefairuz: totally awesome! So loud and full of sound. THank you
[00:52] <SomeShmo> binbrain, You can thank me later when you use your new desktop. Have a good night! =)
[00:52] <ilovefairuz> shurathing: well done and you're welcome
[00:52] <shurathing> Thanks again everyone for your patience and help. It's very nice to come to a chat room and actually get help!
[00:52] <SomeShmo> shurathing, np
[00:52] <kop> KwikkSilva, did you save the orig config  ( I know I'm rubbing it in )
[00:52] <KwikkSilva> yup
[00:52] <adouitryte> ditto shurathing
[00:53] <Irinix> I'm running dual heads on ubuntu 10.04 with a nvidia 9500gt card.  my seconday monitor is rated for above 1280x1024 (sorry I don't remember the max resolution at the mo) but the Nvidia drivers will not let me go above 800x600  =(  My Xorg.conf is here: http://pastebin.ca/1911386
[00:53] <econdudeawesome> howdy! How do i fix grub? I had a failed install on a second partition and now I got nothing
[00:53] <KwikkSilva> it was only two lines in interfaces for the loopback
[00:53] <theholder> Thanks
[00:53] <kop> shurathing, the bill is in the mail;
[00:53] <SomeShmo> Irinix, What's the maximum resolution on the secondary monitor?
[00:53] <ilovefairuz> bebo__: you can't get infected by windows viruses in ubuntu, don't worry
[00:53] <shurathing> kop: that's cool. I'll forward it to my girl
[00:54] <Irinix> SomeShmo, the optimum is 1280x1024
[00:54] <Irinix> @60 hz
[00:54] <SomeShmo> econdudeawesome, Try re-installing.
[00:54] <SomeShmo> Irinix, I see. What's the question?
[00:54] <ilovefairuz> econdudeawesome: pastebin: sudo fdisk -l
[00:54] <sunny_> hello
[00:54] <econdudeawesome> Someshao: I tried running update-grub in a live cd--will that work?
[00:54] <ilovefairuz> !hi | sunny_
 ok i know ubuntu is save more than windows but some times u want to remove virus from u r flash momery
[00:55] <Irinix> I can't find a solution on google that works.  I'm trying to get the nvidia settings manager to allow me to reset its resolution
[00:55] <KwikkSilva> anyone know how i can get my interfaces back?
[00:55] <bebo__> or any flash u get
[00:55] <SomeShmo> econdudeawesome, Maybe. Give it a try.
[00:55] <Irinix> Nvidia settings locks it into 800x600
[00:55] <SomeShmo> Irinix, Are you familiar with shell scripting?
[00:55] <KwikkSilva> the /etc/network/interfaces was pretty much empty except for the loopback when i edited it.
[00:55] <kop> KwikkSilva, sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart ( or stop & start) Yes I know it has been converted to an upstart job but he hasn't specified the dist
[00:55] <ilovefairuz> bebo__: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus
[00:55] <Irinix> a little bit
[00:55] <Blue1> !dtp
[00:56] <econdudeawesome> ilovefairuz http://paste.ubuntu.com/470881/
[00:56] <Blue1> !desktop publishing
[00:56] <sunny_> i have a big problem with my sound on ubuntu 9.04 i tryed all day can get it right :D obvesly im new on linux so can someone help with it please?
[00:56] <SomeShmo> Irinix, I know the fix, follow this exactly, it will work like a charm...
[00:56] <KwikkSilva> kop, tried that - the interfaces never reappear
[00:56] <ilovefairuz> Blue1: what do you need?
[00:56] <SomeShmo> hold on... phone
[00:56] <Irinix> SomeShmo, roger.
[00:56] <Blue1> ilovefairuz: looking for desktop publishing software....
 i saw it and i install clamav i ask to get sure who is the best in this list
[00:56] <SomeShmo> Irinix, I gotta run, sorry.
[00:56] <ilovefairuz> econdudeawesome: where's ubuntu installed?
[00:57] <econdudeawesome> ilovefairuz sda1
[00:57] <Irinix> SomeShmo, could you email me the fix?
[00:57] <ilovefairuz> Blue1: scribus is the best out there
[00:57] <theholder> hello again i edited the interfaces file
[00:57] <ilovefairuz> econdudeawesome: which parition ?
[00:57] <Blue1> ilovefairuz: many thanks I shall give it gander
[00:57] <theholder> then i restarted my vps and now its only got the one ip again :(
[00:57] <econdudeawesome> ilovefairuz i was attempting at installing my own respin from ubuntu minimal and it died :-D ilovefairuz sda1
[00:57] <econdudeawesome> ilovefairuz i was attempting at installing my own respin from ubuntu minimal on sda2
[00:58] <thatguy1> I have a program that I am attempting to compile, it requires pthread. Upon trying to compile the compiler throws an that says that it cannot compile and gives the error (ld: cannot find -lthr) and then exits due to the error. I have pointed the pthread.h file directly and it still gives this error. Any thoughts?
[00:58] <econdudeawesome> ilovefairuz the only idea I had was to mount the partition and run update-grub
[00:58] <ilovefairuz> econdudeawesome: meaning you have two installations now? one working and one broke?
[00:59] <econdudeawesome> ilovefairuz as far as I know, because I can access the data on sda1 and reformatted sda2 (where the broken install was)
[00:59] <econdudeawesome> ilovefairuz so I think the install just screwed with grub somehow, so I generated a new one...
[01:01] <ilovefairuz> econdudeawesome: so the working installation is on sda1?
[01:01] <theholder> hello
[01:01] <econdudeawesome> iilovefairuz yes
[01:01] <theholder> can i pastebin
[01:02] <ilovefairuz> econdudeawesome: are you using the livecd now?
[01:02] <theholder> my ifconfig?
[01:02] <ilovefairuz> !paste | theholder
[01:02] <econdudeawesome> ilovefairuz yes
[01:02] <theholder> ok
[01:02] <ilovefairuz> econdudeawesome: ok, sudo mount /dev/sda /mnt
[01:02] <Ralf[213-405-539> h
[01:02] <KwikkSilva> kop, i did it again (restart) and i'm good
[01:02] <KwikkSilva> thx :-)
[01:03] <ilovefairuz> econdudeawesome: done?
[01:03] <picard1421> is there anyway to create an Ubuntu installation on a flash drive?
[01:03] <KwikkSilva> But - do you think you could help me with bridging? I'm trying to bridge from Server A to Server B (B is wireless) to get Server A available on my network (not necessarily to get him on the internet)
[01:03] <theholder> http://paste.ubuntu.com/470883/
[01:04] <econdudeawesome> ilovefairuz done, and ran sudo update-grub /mnt/etc/default/grub
[01:04] <ilovefairuz> thatguy1: ldconfig -p | grep yourmissinglib
[01:04] <ilovefairuz> econdudeawesome: sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt/ /dev/sda
 i saw it and i install clamav i ask to get sure who is the best in this list
[01:05] <ilovefairuz> bebo__: i dont think there are other programs available for ubuntu, so just use clamav
[01:05] <sigmonsays> Strange, maybe I just need to launch gnome-control-center to fix pulse audo =/
[01:06] <shurathing> Might I have issues with printer drivers? As in is the install process as involved as other fixes? My girl is taking this comp to class and I don't want to leave her with no way to print.
 ok , thanks for u r time
[01:06] <ilovefairuz> KwikkSilva: you use use an adhoc network
[01:07] <ilovefairuz> can use *
[01:07] <ilovefairuz> shurathing: only one way to know ...
[01:07] <ilovefairuz> !install | picard1421
[01:07] <sigmonsays> Why would my asoundconf binary be missing tho -- ubuntu karmic not have that?
[01:07] <KwikkSilva> ilovefairuz, well, i was able to get Server A on the network using Server B as an internet gateway, is that what you mean?
[01:08] <KwikkSilva> but then Server A was behind B, on a private subnet and no one could get in at him
[01:08] <shurathing> ilovefairuz: as in, try it and see?
[01:08] <theholder> did anyone look at my paste ?
[01:08] <ilovefairuz> KwikkSilva: if A can connect to B then it's already reachable
[01:09] <theholder> wowh
[01:09] <theholder> i have to leave
[01:09] <KwikkSilva> ilovefairuz, thats what i thought - A and B can talk back and forward no problem. But C on my network cannot get to A
[01:09] <theholder> its confusing
[01:09] <theholder> alwl
[01:09] <thatguy1> Thanks all, that has me looking in the right direction
[01:10] <KwikkSilva> i'm trying to get C to A and thats how i hosed my network in the first place - with a bridging setup that did not work
[01:10] <mues747> anyone know how to fix the bug in gstreamer ubuntu10.4 for youtube plugin?
[01:10] <KwikkSilva> its been driving me nuts
[01:10] <ilovefairuz> KwikkSilva: there was no 'C' in your question, you can setup an wirless access point using hostapd + dnsmasq on one of them and get them all to connect to it
[01:10] <jjgalvez__> empathy keeps giving me segfault errors when I try to use video
[01:11] <uRock> mues747, have you installed ubuntu-restricted-extras?
[01:11] <mues747> yes
[01:11] <hiexpo> medibutu repos also
[01:11] <KwikkSilva> ilovefairuz, ahh so Server B needs to be an access point
[01:12] <mues747> used terminal and installed super os too
[01:12] <KwikkSilva> and the way its set up now hes not?
[01:12] <ilovefairuz> KwikkSilva: it should be normally the one having access to the wired network
[01:12] <KwikkSilva> i guess i dont get it
[01:12] <hiexpo> super os ?
[01:13] <ilovefairuz> KwikkSilva: the machine with the wired connection should access as a wireless access point, and all other machines connect to it
[01:13] <KwikkSilva> These servers A and B - are at the bottom of the apartment, the router is miles away and there is no machine physically connected to it
[01:13] <KwikkSilva> B is connected to the router cia wireless, i was trying to bridge A onto the network using his connection
[01:13] <mues747> opens up all restricted extras, adds alot to your system that isn't there out of the box...
[01:14] <KwikkSilva> I got him on, but C (a wireless laptop) could not ping A, only B
[01:14] <ilovefairuz> KwikkSilva: how is A connected to B?
[01:14] <KwikkSilva> eth0 on A to wlan0 on B
[01:14] <hiexpo> through abc's ?
[01:14] <KwikkSilva> sorry
[01:15] <KwikkSilva> eth0 on A to eth0 on B, then B has wlan0 connected to my router
[01:15] <hiexpo>  pfff
[01:15] <ilovefairuz> KwikkSilva: does A have a wireless connection ?
[01:15] <ilovefairuz> hiexpo: enough
[01:15] <mues747> I have the restricted extras... also good, bad, ugly gstreamer plugins
[01:16] <KwikkSilva> Unfortunately not - no drivers for the card
[01:16] <KwikkSilva> sorry - there is more info here - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1535015
[01:16] <Deist> Hello! I'm in a bit of a problem.
[01:16] <hiexpo> ?me ilovefairuz  ok being smarty :)
[01:16] <KwikkSilva> Maybe the commands i display there might help understand - i'm just confused
[01:16] <Deist> I can only boot in safe graphic mode. If i choose to boot normal I'll just get a frozen plymouth screen.
[01:17] <ilovefairuz> KwikkSilva: alright, can you setup an adhoc wirless network between B and C?
[01:18] <KwikkSilva> ohh never though of that - i reckon so.. i could try
[01:18] <KwikkSilva> bu i'm on C :-) so i'd better get all the info first
[01:18] <shurathing> kk... thanks again. :)
[01:18] <hiexpo> ^ /me ilovefairuz  ok being smarty :)
[01:18] <KwikkSilva> You reckon thats the onlty way it'll work?
[01:19]  * hiexpo ilovefairuz  sorry
[01:19] <ilovefairuz> Deist: at the very beginning of boot, hold down the shift key, press e, remove 'quiet splash' from the line, press enter, press b, and  check the messages as it boots
[01:19] <Deist> thanks!
[01:20] <ilovefairuz> KwikkSilva: well it's the simplest way, the other would be setting up B as a wireless access point using hostapd
[01:21] <KwikkSilva> ilovefairuz, might sound dumb - but if i did get hostpad setup - do i need any special featuires on my other router in order to finish the setup (WDS?)
[01:22] <ilovefairuz> KwikkSilva: not at all, just that the wireless card supports access point mode (AP mode)
[01:23] <boing> trying to delete partition and gettting this error
[01:23] <ilovefairuz> KwikkSilva: you can use open, wep or wpa/wap2 encryption without any extra software
[01:23] <boing> please unmount any logical aprtitions having a bumber hgiher than 5
[01:24] <sigmonsays> lol, I don't get how they shit a alsa-utils package that's missing asoundconf
[01:24] <sigmonsays> oops * s/shit/ship/
[01:24] <KwikkSilva> ilovefairuz, cool - ok i might try that - you reckon tough to setup? or straight forward? i'm reasonably ok with ubuntu
[01:25] <ilovefairuz> KwikkSilva: not at all tough, hostapd.conf and dnsmasq.conf can be very minimal, but be sure to get the IPs right
[01:26] <ilovefairuz> boing: sudo fdisk -l
[01:26] <picard1421> how do i install the kde version of openbox??? whats the apt-get im running from server edition??
[01:26] <ilovefairuz> boing:  and pastebin the output
[01:27] <picard1421> anyone??
[01:27] <picard1421> how do you install openbox with KDE?
[01:27] <KwikkSilva> ilovefairuz, the machine thats the access point, would it still be able to get out onto the internet wirelessly through my router, as well as being an AP?
[01:27] <ilovefairuz> KwikkSilva: yes
[01:27] <boing> ilovefairuz, I am trying to fresh install for my laptop
[01:27] <KwikkSilva> ilovefairuz, cool thx :-) i'll give it a go!
[01:28] <cuongjj> Hey guys!
[01:28] <ilovefairuz> KwikkSilva: most drivers support creating more than wireless interface from the same physical interface
[01:28] <ilovefairuz> well most free/open source ones
[01:28] <picard1421> anyone iis it apt-get install openbox-kde? how di install the kde version???
[01:28] <KwikkSilva> eee - this one could be sketchy - i was surprised it even worked on ubuntu - its an SUN6500 from Philips
[01:29] <KwikkSilva> its using ndiswrapper
[01:29] <ilovefairuz> aha
[01:30]  * uRock Thinks it is good enough to ask the question once and except that nobody has an answer.
[01:30] <KwikkSilva> awolfson, hi neighbour
[01:30] <picard1421> anyone kde in openbox?? install command?
[01:30] <ilovefairuz> !patience | picard1421
[01:30] <cuongjj> Sorry picard1421, I dont know the answer
[01:31] <jrib> picard1421: umm, what do you mean?  openbox is a window manager
[01:31] <picard1421> is kubuntu desktop the lightest KDE based thing>?
[01:31] <jrib> picard1421: define "lightest"
[01:31] <ilovefairuz> picard1421: don't expect any KDE distro to be light
[01:31] <uRock> it is a curse to say light and kde in the same sentence
[01:32] <picard1421> Kk
[01:32] <ilovefairuz> KDE 4 is probably the heaviest thing around
[01:32] <jayant> hey... everytime i boot up my wireless doesn't work until i go to the hardware drivers and remove and activate the wireless drivers again... anyone can tell me how to activate them at startup??
[01:32] <ilovefairuz> boing: what are the partitions currently on disk ?
[01:33] <ilovefairuz> jayant: file a bug, join #ubuntu-bugs for help how to do that
[01:33] <jayant> ok...thanks
[01:33] <K-Rich> Hmmm
[01:33] <uRock> !Hmm
[01:34] <enix316> i am trying to sftp or ssh for that matter via nautilus. i have no problem doing so using a term. I am on ubuntu 10. i press ctrl+l to get location bar, and type sftp://user@server ip       i get error could not find"/home/ev/sftp:/user@ip"  why does it put my owner filder before 'sftp' and how do i remedy?
[01:34] <K-Rich> ummm mworking on an empathy theme, can ahhhh someone say my name?
[01:34] <jrib> enix316: what if you use: file -> connect to server ?
[01:34] <ilovefairuz> enix316: use "Connect to" from the Places menu
[01:34] <jrib> K-Rich: don't use this channel for that in the future please
[01:34] <boing> ilovefairuz, gvie me sec to do something quick I want to install
[01:34] <K-Rich> okay :) and thanks :)
[01:34] <Deist> Just so anyone who uses the Macbook Pro trackpad input, there is two typos witch makes your cp stuck in plymouth.
[01:35] <Deist> in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[01:35] <ilovefairuz> Deist: file a bug, join #ubuntu-bugs for help with that
[01:35] <Deist> Row 24 and 26.
[01:36] <Deist> No, I fixed it.
[01:36] <Deist> just wanted to report it.
[01:36] <Deist> ah
[01:36] <Deist> yes, I will.
[01:36] <ilovefairuz> Deist: filing a bug is THE way to report things
[01:36] <enix316> !jrib error Cannot Connect to Server. You must enter a name for the server'  i have filled in all fields
[01:36] <RandyRKelly> Link for user guide
[01:36] <boing> ilovefairuz, if I choose install them side by side will this remove the old os (ubuntu)?
[01:36] <uRock> Deist, if you file a bug report and add the fix, then it will help others with the same problem
[01:37] <Deist> Yes, thats my intention. :)
[01:37] <jrib> enix316: ubuntu version?  What did you fill in exactly?
[01:37] <jjgalvez__> aside from using a headset is there any way to reduce the echo when doing a audio chat in empathy
[01:37] <RandyRKelly> Were can I get the Ubuntu user manual
[01:37] <ilovefairuz> !manual
[01:37] <AvonGenesis> How do I enable 3D acceleration? I am using an ATI Radeon HD3650.
[01:37] <RandyRKelly> Love the bot
[01:38] <enix316> !jrib ubuntu 10. i have filled it in with server ip with and without user name
[01:38] <jrib> RandyRKelly: There is also help.ubuntu.com
[01:38] <ilovefairuz> enix316: don't prefix names with !
[01:38] <uRock> AvonGenesis, System> Administration. Hardware Drivers
[01:38] <jrib> enix316: you can make up an example, but what exactly did you fill in?
[01:38] <ilovefairuz> RandyRKelly: we love her too
[01:38] <RandyRKelly> Thanks JDroid
[01:38] <ilovefairuz> enix316: remove the password and take a screenshot
[01:38] <RandyRKelly> jrib: thank I
[01:39] <RandyRKelly> I'm a first time user
[01:39] <boing> ilovefairuz, if I choose install them side by side will this remove the old os (ubuntu)?
[01:39] <enix316> ilovefairuz i never get to a point to enter a pwd
[01:39] <AvonGenesis> uRock: Thanks but I have already enabled those drivers. For some reason, PlayonLinux says i do not have 3D acceleration enabled.
[01:39] <RandyRKelly> Were can I disk for it
[01:39] <enix316> jrib: i enter<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[01:39] <ilovefairuz> boing: no, select manual partitioning and remove it yourself,
[01:40] <ilovefairuz> enix316: remove ev@
[01:40] <ilovefairuz> just use IP
[01:40] <enix316> jrib: also same without ev@
[01:40] <jrib> enix316: no, select "ssh" as the type.  For the server, put "<IP_ADDRESS>".  For the username, put "ev"
[01:40] <ilovefairuz> enix316: there's a file for username below
[01:40] <boing> ilovefairuz, specify partitions blah blah
[01:40] <cjae> this the lubuntu channel?
[01:40] <jrib> cjae: this is #ubuntu
[01:41] <neekers> ok, my upgrade from 9.04 to 10.04.1 went really smoothly, i'm happy... :)
[01:41] <ilovefairuz> boing: manual partitioning (last option) will enable you to delete the old installation partitions, or just format it and use it for new installation
[01:41] <boing> k
[01:41] <RandyRKelly> My upgrade froze mouse and couldn't finish upgrade
[01:41] <shurathing> Hello again. One last question. I need to delete the partitions on my hd of the other ubuntu installs.... How do I identify which partition I'm booting from?
[01:41]  * uRock Says congrats to neekers
[01:41] <RandyRKelly> Loaded XP
[01:41] <boing> i am kind of mixed of because i have a ssd and sata drive
[01:41] <ilovefairuz> boing: you only need one parition for root (/) and one partition for swap
[01:42] <neekers> thanks
[01:42] <ilovefairuz> shurathing: 'mount' command will list all mounted partitions, the one you're in will be '/'
[01:42] <shurathing> ilovefairuz: Sweet... thanks again.
[01:42] <ilovefairuz> shurathing: and use gparted (from live cd) to modify partitions
[01:43] <enix316> jrib: http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/kk47/enix316/Screenshot-2.png
[01:43] <enix316> ilovefairuz: http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/kk47/enix316/Screenshot-2.png
[01:43] <ilovefairuz> enix316: you've select "custom location", select SSH
[01:43] <shurathing> ilovefairuz: will do. Thanks so much in helping me get this os up and running. I was worried I bought a bad netbook.
[01:43] <enix316> ilovefairuz: custom loc only opt
[01:44] <jrib> enix316: "ssh", not "custom location"
[01:44] <enix316> jrib: custom loc only opt
[01:44] <jrib> enix316: that's unusual
[01:44] <jrib> enix316: what version of ubuntu do you have? "10." is vague
[01:45] <ilovefairuz> enix316: sudo apt-get install gvfs-backends
[01:46] <ilovefairuz> ssh should be included by default though ...
[01:46] <enix316> jrib: 2.6.32-24-generic 10.04
[01:46] <ilovefairuz> enix316: did you remove any packages?
[01:47] <ilovefairuz> from default install, i mean
[01:47] <enix316> ilovefairux: no, newest ver
[01:47] <enix316> ilovefairuz: no, newest ver
[01:48] <razz1> I am after a book on openssh, SSH, The Secure Shell: The Definitive Guide is almost a decade old. just after some good up to date book. any recommendations
[01:49] <jrib> razz1: why?
[01:49] <Flare183> Everytime I use Nautilus to ssh into my server I get a stupid openssh password prompt every time I switch to another folder. I've already entered the password once so why does it keep coming up?
[01:49] <ilovefairuz> razz1: man ssh doesn't have what you want?
[01:49] <razz1> jrib, to update my knowledge
[01:49] <ilovefairuz> Flare183: well that's unusual too
[01:49] <jrib> razz1: read official documentation
[01:50] <razz1> ilovefairuz: not config options
[01:50] <Lizzard88> Q: How do i burn .VOB files?
[01:50] <Lizzard88> to a dvd?
[01:50] <Flare183> ilovefairuz: Nautilus askes for the password, and its supposed to remember it all the time, so why does a openssh prompt come up if I've already entered it in Nautilus?
[01:51] <ilovefairuz> Flare183: does it immediately ask or after a while?
[01:51] <Flare183> ilovefairuz: right when I try to do anything with ssh using nautilus
[01:51] <Flare183> Its not supposed to do this
[01:52] <ilovefairuz> Flare183: how long passes before asking you for password? immediately? after a while? how long?
[01:53] <Flare183> ilovefairuz: Seconds like everytime I click to do ANYTHING that deals with ssh via nautilus
[01:53] <kad__> anyone can give me codec for wmv i search a lot but no luck
[01:53] <razz1> jrib, I usually read official docs, but sometimes examples help. Official docs are way to succinct
[01:54] <ilovefairuz> kad__: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[01:54] <Flare183> !ure | kad__
[01:54] <kad__> ilovefairuz, thx mate =)
[01:54] <bock> why cant i view pictures from my sd card reader
[01:54] <ilovefairuz> Flare183: does this happen with a specific host/ip or any host?
[01:55] <Flare183> ilovefairuz: well I haven't tried it for another machine yet so idk
[01:55] <ilovefairuz> Flare183: try it on your own machine, localhost
[01:55] <razz1> jrib: you know any comprehensive guide to X11forwarding. like what all programs I can launch and the commands!! I couldn't find in official docs
[01:56] <Flare183> ilovefairuz: It doesn't do it for localhost
[01:56] <ilovefairuz> Flare183: do you have an ssh server running?
[01:56] <bock> anyone have problems viewing photos from an sd card reader
[01:57] <ilovefairuz> Flare183: sudo apt-get install openssh-server (and remove it after testing)
[01:57] <Flare183> ilovefairuz: yes on both this machine (that I'm using) and the server that I'm connecting to
[01:57] <Out_Cold> Flare183, what are you testing?
[01:57] <ilovefairuz> Flare183: so you can connect to localhost using ssh on the command line?
[01:58] <Flare183> ilovefairuz: *sighs* No, everything is fine via the command line. Its just nautilus and the openssh-agent
[01:59] <ilovefairuz> Flare183: can you connect to localhost or not? 'ssh localhost' on command line works?
[02:00] <jazzybee> The imagemagick package for 10.04 does not support SVG. Was SVG support deliberately removed?
[02:00] <Out_Cold> it's surprisingly quiet in here tonight..
[02:01] <Flare183> ilovefairuz: Yes I can and that works perfectly
[02:01] <ilovefairuz> Flare183: in any case you can use ssh key-based authentication to workaround the password dialog
[02:02] <Flare183> ilovefairuz: and if I ssh up to the dell server via the command line it works perfectly
[02:02] <ilovefairuz> Flare183: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/OpenSSH/Keys
[02:02] <Flare183> but if I use nautilus it gives me this: http://flare183.net/screenshots/Screenshot.png
[02:02]  * Flare183 knows what they are and everything already
[02:03] <boing> ilovefairuz, ERRor the sysbol 'grub_puts_'no found      gub rescrue>
[02:03] <boing> lol i cant type worth of
[02:04] <ilovefairuz> boing: that probably means a mixed grub 1+2 installation
[02:04] <boing> error: the symboy 'grub_puts_' not found then next line  grub rescue>
[02:04] <ilovefairuz> boing: boot the live cd, and pastebin: sudo fdisk -l
[02:04] <Out_Cold> Flare183, ssh keys work to get past the password.. so does using nfs
[02:04] <boing> ilovefairuz,  im on another computer i cannot copy and paste
[02:05] <ilovefairuz> Flare183: that looks like a key phrase dialog, not an ssh password dialog
[02:05] <Flare183> Out_Cold: D: nfs fails and I'm horrible with using them
[02:05] <Flare183> ilovefairuz: is openssh-agent
[02:05] <Out_Cold> i've never had it fail..
[02:05] <Flare183> its normally NOT stupposed to do that
[02:05]  * Flare183 goes and tries the ssh authorizedkey's way
[02:06] <ilovefairuz> boing: when you boot from the livecd, you can't access internet?
[02:06] <Out_Cold> Flare183, make sure you 'ssh-add' on the client after everything else
[02:07] <ilovefairuz> boing: join irc from the live cd, pastebin and paste url here
[02:07] <ilovefairuz> !paste | boing
[02:07] <anAngel> Hello. Could you suggest me a nice feature full network monitoring tool for a gateway. Would be nice if it could be used for network analyse (traffic/usage/problems).
[02:07] <boing> ilovefairuz, i rebooted the computer so i can use the live cd
[02:08] <zex> Hello, I am trying to figure out how to assign different desktop images to different workspaces.  I see that it is possible with desktop cub, but I prefer desktop wall.  Is there a way to achieve this with desktop wall?  If so how?
[02:08] <Out_Cold> anAngel, ddwrt is great on my router. but there are others like IPcop, tomato and even ubuntu variations
[02:08] <bastidrazor> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/OpenSSH/Keys   is a great HowTo
[02:09] <Hobart> Dealing with a reproducible bug on Lucid/i386 that seems to mirror https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/samba/+bug/445595 ... but seems to occur with upstream (latest) Samba client too
[02:09] <zex> Also, how do I assign window shade to the scrollwheel over the title bar?
[02:09] <ilovefairuz> Out_Cold: aren't these firmware images?
[02:09] <ilovefairuz> that's no network monitoring!
[02:10] <Hobart> does the Ubuntu Samba team hang out here? :-)
[02:10] <Out_Cold> ipcop and the variations can be set up on actual servers
[02:10] <Crowhunter> Hi
[02:10] <Out_Cold> ilovefairuz, depends on the gateway really
[02:11] <kad__> ilovefairuz, hey i try ur command and try open with VLC and player and mplayer same problem
[02:11] <anAngel> Out_Cold: thanks i might try the ipcop but i was looking for something for ubuntu
[02:12] <Out_Cold> bastid_raZor, the only thing i don't like about that link is the use of a pass phrase. I think it's more likely to get hacked by using a pass phrase.
[02:12] <ubuntu__> ilovefairuz, ok im on laptop
[02:12] <wakko10warner> My Xorg keeps on freezing.
[02:12] <Out_Cold> anAngel, i'll look into it and see if i can find what i was thinking of
[02:12] <bastidrazor> Out_Cold: you can do passwordless logins as well, which is what i use on my home network.
[02:12] <Guest80459> can someone please help me to get java working.have it in ubuntu but it just wont work.
[02:12] <ilovefairuz> kad__: these are probably all the codecs out there
[02:13] <wakko10warner> This is the driver I use: 05:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV44 [GeForce 6200 TurboCache(TM)] (rev a1)
[02:13] <Out_Cold> bastid_raZor, ya. i do that as well and change out my keys every 2 months or so.
[02:13] <ilovefairuz> ubuntu__: sudo fdisk -l  and pastebin it
[02:13] <wakko10warner> http://i29.tinypic.com/23m3bzk.png <-- here is a screen shot.
[02:13] <Crowhunter> Question, I have a asus MB with nforce chipset  m2n4-sli   I think its nforce 5 series and I am running 10.04 lts 64 bit ver.  and the wake and suspend is not working very good so is there a nforce driver I need to install for this MB under ubuntu?
[02:13] <ilovefairuz> ubuntu__: and change your nick!
[02:13] <anAngel> Out_Cold: ok thanks
[02:14] <wakko10warner> and my xorg.conf http://pastebin.ca/1911420 please help me
[02:14] <ilovefairuz> !java | Guest80459
[02:14] <bastidrazor> Out_Cold: that link does explain how to encrypt the key.
[02:14] <kad__> ilovefairuz, yes but wmv not =(
[02:15] <ubuntu__> ilovefairuz, http://paste.ubuntu.com/470899/
[02:15] <Out_Cold> anAngel, i bet with a mix of wireshark, kismet and maybe ethereal, ntop or iftop
[02:15] <ilovefairuz> ubuntu__: .. left?
[02:16] <kreeper> i have a problem with ubuntu, it won't let me download anything from the software center, it just says not available in the current data, and also when i use the apt-get command in my shell it says that it cant find the package, how can i fix this?
[02:16] <Out_Cold> ** that you could make something work
[02:16] <ilovefairuz> kreeper: sudo apt-get update
[02:16] <boing> ilovefairuz, hi change name
[02:16] <Out_Cold> kreeper, change your server location
[02:17] <ilovefairuz> boing: which hard disk and partition did you install on?
[02:17] <redlegoreng> Hi ! I got a problem mounting a Firewire drive... I managed to do it for USB drives, but the same techniques does not work. My Firewire pci card is displayed when I use the "lspci" command. However, connecting the drive has absolutely no effect (when connecting my usb drive, I see it appear on /var/log/messages). I've searched on forums, but didn't find anything. Does someone have a hint ? (lucid, server, installed on a ibook g4)
[02:17] <kreeper> will that fix the software center too?
[02:17] <Out_Cold> redlegoreng, check dmesg for anything\
[02:17] <xsaiddx> hello guys i got this on start up http://pastebin.com/kgSrGqe5
[02:17] <ilovefairuz> kreeper: just do this and see if you'll get any errors
[02:17] <xsaiddx> any idea how to fix it
[02:18] <alex87> hey everyone. i'm looking for a program to centrally backup all of my sites which are spread out across multiple servers. any suggestions?
[02:18] <boing> ilovefairuz, not the 64ssd ah i had the 500gig partitioned
[02:18] <boing> then what ever unallocated space was there
[02:18] <Out_Cold> alex87, as rough as it sounds, write your own script
[02:19] <jrib> alex87: I like rsnapshot... see ubottu
[02:19] <jrib> !backup > alex87
[02:19] <alex87> Out_Cold, yeah, i think i will. just wondering if there was something to save time. thanks
[02:19] <alex87> jrib, cheers, i'll look into it
[02:19] <ilovefairuz> boing: so you install the new ubuntu on the 500 ?
[02:20] <oaf> what is that named ubuntu restricted extras in ubuntu tweak? what is it used for?
[02:20] <boing> ilovefairuz, yes but it is partitioned
[02:20] <Out_Cold> alex87, i go through each step i want to do, write it on paper, assign variables, and always use 'screen' you can make some awesome scripts to do just what you want
[02:20] <hiexpo> 9.1o
[02:20] <kreeper> apt-get install is working now, thx
[02:20] <anAngel> Out_Cold: again thanks i think i will give ntop a try for a few days
[02:20] <boing> ilovefairuz, I am showing 216 gb filesystem
[02:20] <hiexpo> kool
[02:20] <xsaiddx> guysi have this on start up http://pastebin.com/kgSrGqe5 anyone can help
[02:20] <Underscore> Hey, I've got a question about installing things on Ubuntu, when in a dual-boot situation with Windows. Namely, when installing something under Wine, does the program clash with the files on Windows? Because it seems that it installs to C:\Program Files. Or is there somewhere else that it's best to install programs like this?
[02:20] <alex87> Out_Cold, yeah. i might add a little web front end as well
[02:21] <ilovefairuz> boing: you're confusing me, did you complete installation of new version or not?
[02:21] <Out_Cold> alex87, you could write the script and add it to a cron tab and never really worry about it after that.
[02:22] <ilovefairuz> Underscore: not at all, has nothing to do with windows files
[02:22] <rww> Underscore: c:\ in WINE is actually located in ~/.wine/drive_c/ , and is completely separate from any Windows installation you may also have.
[02:22] <bastidrazor> Underscore: wine installs files in ~/.wine  they will not have any effect on your windows install
[02:22] <alex87> Out_Cold, yeah. it might need to manage 100+ sites though, but i'm sure that won't be too tricky
[02:22] <oaf> who knows the ubuntu restricted extras in ubuntu tweak?
[02:22] <Underscore> rww: bastidrazor: ilovefairuz: Ah! That explains it then. Thanks for the help.
[02:22] <boing> ilovefairuz,  I want to remove the old umbuntu which got corrupted earlier today with the error grub rescue
[02:22] <redlegoreng> woa ! thx Out_Cold, I found it finally
[02:23] <irinix> okay, so I'm making progress I got my resolution issue sorted out, but now I need to get the linux-restricted-modules package, and that's not showing up in the repos.  Does anyone know which repo it's in?
[02:23] <redlegoreng> dont know why, but it didnt appear the three last time, but this time it's there
[02:23] <redlegoreng> thanks !
[02:23] <ilovefairuz> boing: where was the old one installed? the 64g hard disk or 500 one?
[02:24] <boing> ilovefairuz, i am showing 216 gb filesystem
[02:24] <Out_Cold> alex87, that's where the variables come into good use. that way you put all your website names at the beginning and use a generic written script.
[02:24] <ilovefairuz> boing: i see two disks, Disk /dev/sda: 64.0 GB and Disk /dev/sdb: 500.1 GB
[02:24] <alex87> Out_Cold, yeah. i have some specific requirements, so scripting it myself is probably the way to go
[02:24] <Mr_Sonoma> oaf, The Ubuntu Restricted Extras will install Adobe Flash Player, Java Runtime Environment (JRE) (sun-java-jre) with Firefox plug-ins (icedtea), a set of Microsoft Fonts (msttcorefonts), multimedia codecs (w32codecs or w64codecs), mp3-compatible encoding (lame), FFMpeg, extra Gstreamer codecs, the package for DVD decoding (libdvdread4, but see below  for info on libdvdcss2), the unrar archiver, odbc, and cabextract. It also installs mu
[02:24] <Mr_Sonoma> ltiple "stripped" codecs and avutils (libavcodec-unstripped-52 and libavutil-unstripped-49). This is a single command approach.
[02:25] <boing> ilovefairuz, the 500 gb is partitioned
[02:25] <arooni-mobile> when i VNC to my desktop (thats running compiz and desktop effects, and 10.04) ; i dont see screen refresh.  how to fix?
[02:25] <Out_Cold> if you need help, i've done that for backups before
[02:25] <Out_Cold> ^^ alex87
[02:25] <ilovefairuz> boing: yes and you installed new version on this one?
[02:25] <oaf> Mr_Sonoma, thx
[02:26] <alex87> Out_Cold, thanks, i won't be looking at it today, but i'll write your name down for future reference
[02:26] <wakko10warner> My Xorg0 keeps on freezing on me, please help. My keyboard and mouse lock up forcing me to do a hard reboot.
[02:26] <boing> ilovefairuz, i want to reinstall ubuntu on the 216gb
[02:27] <Out_Cold> alex87, everything i have learned i googled, but the  few important things to look at are 'bash scripting' 'screen' and 'bash variables'
[02:27] <ilovefairuz> boing: what's that '216', a partition or a third disk?
[02:27] <minhthong> what address of server Việt Nam?
[02:27] <Out_Cold> alex87, and maybe tar or dd over ssh
[02:28] <brad8171> i had a question about ubuntu
[02:28] <Flare183> !ask | brad8171
[02:28] <Out_Cold> brad8171, ask away
[02:28] <boing> ilovefairuz, places/computer 216gb files is listed under the 500 gb hard disk
[02:28] <Alan502> Hi, is it possible to run rsync whenever a computer with a certain ip is found on my local network?
[02:28] <minhthong> có ai biết địa chỉ ubuntu Việt Nam là gì không?
[02:29] <Alan502> Or rather, is there a way I can sync the files of my desktop with my laptop whenever my laptop is connected on the network?
[02:29] <brad8171> what is the terminal to get a dvd to work on my computer
[02:29] <ilovefairuz> !screenshot | boing
[02:29] <boing> lol
[02:29] <Flare183> Alan502: Yes, there are several ways you can do that
[02:29] <ilovefairuz> take one
[02:30] <brad8171> and i noticed the volume is low on playback of you tube
[02:30] <bastidrazor> !vn | minhthong
[02:30] <Out_Cold> brad8171, you want to know how to play dvds? it doesn't work at all?
[02:30] <hiexpo> hmmm
[02:30] <Alan502> Flare183, which would be the best ones?
[02:30] <slacker-> Hi, what am I supposed to do about this
[02:30] <slacker-> Jul 30 09:06:26 io kernel: [89231.854315] awk[17388]: segfault at 8 ip 00007f10f489c905 sp 00007fffee1ae530 error 4 in ld-2.11.1.so[7f10f4894000+20000]
[02:30] <brad8171> doesnt work i just installed it today
[02:31] <boing> ilovefairuz, http://imagebin.org/107355
[02:31] <Flare183> !best | Alan502
[02:31] <Out_Cold> brad8171, open a terminal and type in: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[02:31] <slacker-> this is lucid up-to-date stuff
[02:32] <kreeper> Is ubuntu 10.04 lts just a beta version or is it stable?
[02:32] <Alan502> Flare183, ok ok :) so which would be the most efficient, the most common or what you will do in such situation?
[02:32] <Out_Cold> pretty sure it's stable now...
[02:32] <rww> kreeper: It's been stable since the end of April
[02:32] <wenbert> hello. how do i setup an FTP server wherein i can access files via: ftp://mydomain.com ? it needs to be password protected though.
[02:32] <kreeper> ok thx
[02:32] <slacker-> kreeper: and by stable, they mean 'stable'
[02:32] <Out_Cold> !ftp
[02:33] <Out_Cold> !ftpd
[02:33] <ilovefairuz> boing: so when you were installing, you selected the partitions on the 500? did you select the 216 as root?
[02:33] <Underscore> When dual-booting with Windows, can I read and write outside of the Ubuntu install partition? E.g. can I access and save files from my Windows partition (as well as documents) or will I have to make copies into my Ubuntu home directory?
[02:33] <marsha> anyone here use lxde desktop?  And can you transfer files via bluetooth?
[02:33] <Flare183> Alan502: I'd use maybe rsync something like that
[02:34] <Out_Cold> Underscore, you can look into your windows partitions but not the other way around
[02:34] <Flare183> Underscore: that is is a /BAD/ idea
[02:34] <boing> ilovefairuz, do u ca what i was talking about 216 under the gb?
[02:34] <Flare183> You shouldn't touch your ubuntu partition with windows
[02:34] <Alan502> Flare183, what else could i use?
[02:34] <boing> ilovefairuz, does this mean the 500 gb is partitioned with 216gb?
[02:35] <cjae> is anyone using gnash?
[02:35] <ilovefairuz> boing: it has a 216 g partition yes
[02:35] <Underscore> Flare183: No, that's not what I meant - I mean, say I have big files in my Windows partition; I don't want to have to copy them over to Ubuntu, but I want to make a change from within Ubuntu. Can I access the file, make the change, and hit save, saving the file where I found it (in the Windows partition)?
[02:36] <boing> ilovefairuz, that is where ubuntu is and i want to reinstall
[02:36] <cjae> Underscore, yes
[02:36] <ilovefairuz> boing: the ubuntu on this one is the new or old one?
[02:37] <Underscore> cjae: All right, thanks :)
[02:37] <Flare183> Underscore: yes
[02:37] <boing> i want to remove it
[02:37] <ilovefairuz> boing: applications > system tools > gparted will give you a partition editor
[02:37] <boing> lol
[02:38] <Out_Cold> is gparted finally installed by default?
[02:38] <Flare183> !lol | boing
[02:38] <cjae> Underscore, when you install ubuntu you can select a mount point from a drop down box and call it windows
[02:38] <redlegoreng> good night !
[02:38] <brad8171> out_cold it says thata error has ucourred
[02:38] <Out_Cold> brad8171, what error?
[02:39] <brad8171> when i put the dvd in
[02:39] <Underscore> cjae: I don't understand, sorry - what is a mount point, and why would I need one?
[02:39] <ilovefairuz> boing: did the new installation finish ? before grub error
[02:39] <Out_Cold> !dvd > brad8171
[02:39] <Out_Cold> look in there ^^
[02:39] <cjae> Underscore, that will show up in your filesystem, you can do after the install too but cant remember how as I do it upon install, make sure windows (ntfs or fat32 fiflesystem) is on your hard drive at the begginning of it
[02:40] <cjae> beginning*
[02:40] <boing> ilovefairuz, yes but i think i messed up with where the grub should go this is why i am reinstalling the os again
[02:40] <ilovefairuz> boing: no, you can reinstall just grub, did you already start reinstalling?
[02:40] <econdudeawesome> ilovefairuz almost worked. I was able to bring up a commandline with grub. What now?
[02:40] <boing> ilovefairuz, i'll go screenshot of what i am looking at as for removing partitions
[02:41] <Underscore> cjae: Sorry, I can't say I understand - I definitely will have windows on the hdd to begin with - i'll shrink it down beforehand
[02:41] <cjae> Underscore, do you know what a partition is?
[02:41] <Underscore> cjae: Yes
[02:41] <hiexpo> !partition
[02:41] <electro057> *waves* Hello, so I just wanted to know how to install a downloaded program that came in a .tar.bz2.....also how do I play files with mplayer? Do I need to download something to play copywright material?
[02:42] <Out_Cold> !restricted
[02:42] <Flare183> ugh
[02:42] <Flare183> !who | Out_Cold
[02:42] <cjae> Underscore, ok a mount point as name for a partition (e.g /home, /usr /etc)
[02:42] <hiexpo> a tar is an app you need to learn to compile
[02:42] <Flare183> hiexpo: not all the time
[02:42] <hiexpo> !compile
[02:42] <maco> hiexpo: more accurately... it's a zip but maybe not compressed
[02:42] <Underscore> cjae: Ok :)
[02:42] <Out_Cold> sorry... sometimes i get too lazy to scroll back for names
[02:43] <cjae> Underscore, sortof partitions need mount points to be able to use them under linux
[02:43] <Flare183> maco: but tarballs have a higher and better compression ratio than zip files do
[02:43] <Flare183> Right?
[02:43] <rww> .tar files have no compression whatsoever, actually.
[02:43] <Flare183> rww: but gzip and/bzip2 do
[02:43] <Underscore> cjae: So when you say I name it windows, you mean I call my shrunken partition with windows files 'windows', for classification?
[02:43] <electro057> *is horribly confused* Really, how do I get the program to install lol
[02:43] <maco> Flare183: if you .tar.bz2 ... but not just plain .tar
[02:43] <Flare183> maco: Well yeah
[02:44] <maco> electro057: untar it and see whats inside
[02:44] <maco> electro057: there should be a README
[02:44] <Out_Cold> or INSTALL
[02:44] <jrib> electro057: you avoid them... what are you trynig to install?
[02:44] <maco> electro057: it might be stuff to compile...it might be precompiled...it might be scripts...
[02:44] <cjae> Underscore, your ubuntu system will not care what you called your partition under windows
[02:44] <Out_Cold> it's like a surprise grab bag.. never know what's inside
[02:44] <hiexpo> bz zip etc the same lol
[02:44] <Flare183> Out_Cold: XD yup
[02:45] <jrib> tarball inside tarball inside tarball
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> im reminded of split Rar's ive seen that contain zips. that then contain...
[02:45] <Underscore> cjae: Yes, I know... that's why I was confused when you told me to name something specifically 'windows' :P
[02:45] <electro057> Emerald Viewer, just a bunch of application parts and what not
[02:45] <jrib> Dr_Willis: ah, yes, with a bunch of zip files the size of a floppy?
[02:46] <isolat3dsh33p> hello
[02:46] <Alan502> Hi, is there a way I can sync the files of my desktop with my laptop whenever my laptop is connected on the network?
[02:46] <Out_Cold> !hi | isolat3dsh33p
[02:46] <econdudeawesome> how do i determine what my boot partition number is for grub?
[02:46] <Underscore> Brb, everyone, need to restart FF
[02:46] <halida> anyone knows how to register a global shortcut in X11? like yakuake.
[02:46] <jrib> halida: use xbindkeys
[02:46] <cjae> Underscore, oh well I was just saying that there is a special drop down box when you install ubuntu for this pupose that will call it windows or dos and it is not dos, right?
[02:47] <cjae> neat
[02:48] <gryllida> how do I add readonly access to a file for any user?
[02:48] <jrib> !permissions > gryllida
[02:48] <Dr_Willis> econdudeawesome:  clarify what you mean.  you can have a /boot/ parittion on a hard drive. Normally its the first partition on the drive. but the MBR gets installed tio the mbr of the drive. ie: /dev/sda  not /dev/sda1
[02:49] <Out_Cold> electro057, ideally you are looking for files called 'configure' 'program.bin' 'program.sh' but should find info in the README and INSTALL
[02:49] <cablop> i need to write alt + numpad combination characters, but can't enable them in ubuntu... how can i?
[02:50] <fulstop_> Hi all.  I'm struggling here.  What packages must I install to get the required kernel headers to build kernel modules?  I do not wish to build the entire kernel, just a simple module.
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> cablop:  you mean you want that feature like in windows wjhere you can do special cjharacters with numpad + XXX
[02:50] <vaneffect> how do i make the fish thing
[02:51] <Out_Cold> fulstop_, do you have the dev files?
[02:51] <Dr_Willis> vaneffect:  'fish thing' ?
[02:51] <cablop> yes, just that feature
[02:51] <vaneffect> the fish tank
[02:51] <vaneffect> when u do the desktop cube
[02:51] <cablop> do you know how to have it in ubuntu, Dr_Willis ?
[02:51] <fulstop_> Out_Cold: I have gcc, libc6-dev, build-dep linux, and the correct linux-headers-xyz package.
[02:51] <Dr_Willis> vaneffect: check the compuiz effects  settings tool. 'ccsm'
[02:51] <Dr_Willis> cablop:  nope.  I never use it.
[02:51] <fulstop_> i.e. it corresponds with my kernel version.
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> !ccsm | vaneffect
[02:52] <gryllida> jrib: awesome, I'm reading; could you answer my first question to add to the list of examples?
[02:52] <Out_Cold> fulstop_, is there a linux-headers-xyz-dev
[02:52] <vaneffect> ok
[02:52] <fulstop_> Out_Cold: there is a -generic and a non-generic.  I have installed both.
[02:53] <fulstop_> Out_Cold: in short, I am missing some files in /linux/asm/
[02:53] <cablop> so, no way to have them in linux? i remembered some distro... maybe 10 years ago had them... i wonder why ubuntu lack in them...
[02:53] <cablop> :(
[02:54] <Out_Cold> not too sure.. i've compiled lots, but never really kernels or modules
[02:54] <fulstop_> cablop, what are you trying to install?
[02:54] <fulstop_> Out_Cold: I've compiled millions of things, even kernel modules.. but the way ubuntu packages kernels / headers is driving me nuts.
[02:54] <cablop> i want to be able to press alt+### to get some special characters, not spanish or phonetic ones, but some others, like middot and so on
[02:55] <PS> http://tieba.baidu.com/f?kw=%E5%91%B5%E5%91%B5%E4%BA%86%E5%90%97&fr=tb0_search&ie=utf-8
[02:56] <andersom_cruz> hello guyz
[02:56] <andersom_cruz> guys
[02:56] <andersom_cruz> how are you doing?
[02:56] <fulstop_> cablop: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=519599
[02:56] <andersom_cruz> alguém no canal?
[02:56] <edbian> andersom_cruz, hello :)
[02:57] <IdleOne> !br | andersom_cruz
[02:57] <andersom_cruz> gente estou com uma duvida,
[02:57] <isolat3dsh33p> Finally!
[02:57] <andersom_cruz> atualizo ou não pro ubuntu 10.04??
[02:57] <andersom_cruz> já uma uma versão "stable" ou ainda é uma versão de teste?
[02:57] <IdleOne> andersom_cruz: /join #ubuntu-br
[02:58] <gbrandao> andersom_cruz, suporte em português no canal #ubuntu-br
[02:58] <cablop> thanks fulstop_ it's not the same... but i can learn some new codes if there's no other option :'(
[02:58] <andersom_cruz> #ubuntu
[02:58] <fulstop_> cablop: I rarely enter them, so I just know a few unicode codes.. =/
[02:59] <Monotoko> hi guys...was wondering if anyone could help me generate a certificate...im using a command the ubuntu help files gave me but it isnt working
[02:59] <Monotoko> sudo openssl x509 -req -days 365 -in server.csr -signkey server.key -out server.crt
[02:59] <cjae> nobody uses gnash
[03:00] <hiexpo> hmm
[03:04] <isolat3dsh33p> hey guys, I have problem with my panel for Ubuntu 10.04, there's an extra clock which I don't know how to remove. It's in the indicator applet, here's the image --> http://imagebin.org/107356 . The problem starts when i run the command `gksu -u <myusername> dbus-launch`. Thanks in advance
[03:04] <cablop> thanks fulstop_ you saved my day i can write the middot now shift+ctrl+u00b7 :P ·
[03:04] <xTheGoat121x> Evening everyone -- I have an Atheros AR5001 wireless card and am experiencing random cutouts.
[03:05] <hiexpo> tired
[03:05] <xangua> isolat3dsh33p: are you using unity or maverick¿¿
[03:06] <isolat3dsh33p> xangua, not either.  I don't think there's any support for pay-for products here
[03:12] <soreau> Leo-BR-RJ: Maybe the order actually never made it through or it takes awhile to update the account info
[03:12] <Leo-BR-RJ> soreau: i know... but i thougth that i can find here someone from "inside"
[03:13] <soreau> Leo-BR-RJ: I would try to contact the entity you placed your order with and see what they say
[03:14] <Leo-BR-RJ> soreau: i already did this.... but i dont know.....
[03:14] <Hobart> Leo-BR-RJ -> (i'm not affiliated with Canonical/ubuntu) did you order from their site? perhaps http://shop.canonical.com/contact_us.php ?
[03:18] <Mr_Sonoma> Alan502, how about rsync?
[03:18] <Leo-BR-RJ> Hobart: i did this.... my problem, that i set the delivery place to portugal, where my father lives, and my sister is comming back to brazil, and she will bring the bag...
[03:19] <Alan502> Mr_Sonoma, I looked to it but it is not exactly what I want. I would like that new files are copied to my laptop and vice versa, so they would stay synced. I also want it to happen, not at an specific time but everytime my laptop connects to my LAN.
[03:19] <Alan502> Mr_Sonoma, do you think that's possible with rsync?
[03:20] <Hobart> Leo-BR-RJ -> I don't think anyone on IRC can help, just the folks at the other end of that contact form :)
[03:20] <Leo-BR-RJ> Hobart: i know =(
[03:21] <ZolaHacker> «¼¼» §äLäM £vë®ÿÖñë «¼¼»
[03:21] <Mr_Sonoma> Alan502, i dont know. I googled your question that that looked like a possible solution. you may have to script something and use a cron job to do exactly what your wanting. I personally know of NO application to do what you want.
[03:21] <guampa> Alan502: you can script it, cron is for specific times though
[03:22] <Mr_Sonoma> guampa, i was thinking like an hourly job that would run the script. the script check if he's on the network and then run
[03:22] <StrangeCharm> what are some good rss feed readers for gnome? i'm accustomed to using google reader, but i'm trying to move away from google having total control over my life.
[03:23] <velociostrich> I'd like to make my virtual terminals run at the native resolution of my monitor (1280x1024), but I can't seem to figure out how. A number of articles online tell of editing the /boot/grub/grub.cfg file -- something the GRUB developers don't want you to do -- but doing so had no result. Running `vbetest' in GRUB (btw I have grub-pc installed, not legacy) showed 1280x1024x32 as being supported, so how can I get it to work? Is there so
[03:23] <velociostrich> me line I can add/edit in /etc/default/grub?
[03:23] <velociostrich> s/Is there so//
[03:23] <guampa> Mr_Sonoma: yeah that should work, but there sure is a way to trigger some script when you connect to a network
[03:23] <velociostrich> actually, just nix the newline, idk what happened there
[03:24] <Alan502> Mr_Sonoma, guampa yup that's what i thought. The thing is that my laptop is not always on so it would be difficult to specify a time.
[03:24] <Mr_Sonoma> guampa, there may be i've never tried it though
[03:24] <econdudeawesome> howdy! I'm following the grub2 fix found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 (about halfway down the page in the CLI) and I get an error when using hte following command: linux /vmlinuz root=/dev/sdXY ro *XY=a1 on my rig
[03:24] <econdudeawesome> error: file not found.
[03:24] <Mr_Sonoma> Alan502, did you see my initial response to guampa ?
[03:24] <econdudeawesome> not sure what to do X(
[03:24] <Alan502> aha, i thought of checking every half hour or so with something like ping -c 3 <IP_ADDRESS> && rsync -azvv -e ssh /home/alan/Documents/TrabajosColegio/ alan@<IP_ADDRESS>:/home/alan/Documents/TrabajosColegio/ || echo "Ping failed"
[03:25] <guampa> Alan502: man interfaces
[03:25] <Alan502> if wlan0 up?
[03:25] <guampa> though i warn you: you better are willing to do some study...
[03:26] <guampa> on that man page search for post-up
[03:26] <mcurran> Anyone here use nexpose?
[03:26] <Alan502> guampa, Mr_Sonoma , can rsync copy files both ways? For example, can my laptop copy its files to my desktop and gather the files from my desktop and copy them to my laptop's disk?
[03:26] <gryllida> How do I change user password in bash?
[03:26] <Mr_Sonoma> Alan502, you'd want to check that your on YOUR network somehow that way it doesn't try to sync to someone else's computer when in a remote location
[03:26] <Alan502> without my desktop interfering
[03:27] <econdudeawesome> howdy! I'm following the grub2 fix found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 (about halfway down the page in the CLI) and I get an error when using hte following command: linux /vmlinuz root=/dev/sdXY ro *XY=a1 on my rig* and I get an error-file not found. ANyone good with grub?
[03:27] <guampa> Alan502: i heard unison is better for two way sync, though rsync can do that too
[03:27] <Alan502> guampa, i'll google unison, how can rsync do that?
[03:27] <Mr_Sonoma> gryllida, passwd
[03:28] <guampa> Alan502: you can sync in two steps, first from A to B then the other way around
[03:29] <guampa> but unison takes care of conflicts better maybe, i didn't use it tho
[03:29] <amal> !ig mng
[03:29] <Alan502> guampa, aha, i did thought of that but is there a way rsync can do it running the command only on one computer?
[03:29] <econdudeawesome> howdy! I'm following the grub2 fix found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 (about halfway down the page in the CLI) and I get an error when using hte following command: linux /vmlinuz root=/dev/sdXY ro *XY=a1 on my rig* and I get an error-file not found. ANyone good with grub?
[03:29] <magicianlord> i use lilo
[03:29] <mcurran> grub uses hd0,0 syntax not hda/sda
[03:29] <guampa> Alan502: rsync can sync from the computer your'e running it to another computer or viceversa
[03:30] <amal> !pics
[03:30] <guampa> all you need is to have rsync or ssh on both points
[03:30] <econdudeawesome> Is it bad if the only thing I have in /boot is grub? Shouldn't I have some linux kernels there?
[03:31] <Alan502> guampa, mmm... so i would run the command on my laptop to copy its files to my desktop and then my laptop could ssh to my desktop and run the command via ssh?
[03:31] <gryllida> Mr_Sonoma. That worked. Thank you.
[03:32] <econdudeawesome> mcurran I tried that. I'm following the help file to the letter
[03:32] <mcurran> what's your issue?  You can't boot a kernel?
[03:32] <guampa> Alan502: no..you run the command on your laptop and send files to your desktop, then run it again from your laptop and GET files from your desktop
[03:33] <Alan502> guampa, what's the command to get files?
[03:33] <sean74> hi everyone
[03:33] <sean74> anyone can advice me on ubuntu 10.04 opengl
[03:33] <sean74> how can i check the version? or maybe how can i install opengl?
[03:34] <guampa> Alan502: basically rsync <switches - there are a lot> <source> <destination>
[03:34] <guampa> so to get files from your desktop source would be your desktop
[03:34] <econdudeawesome> mcurran I guess. I had/have a working install and wanted to install another version to a separate partition. Install failed (my mistake), grub ruined. Now I have booted to livecd, reinstalled/reconfigured grub according to the guide, rebooted, and now only see grub
[03:34] <Lym> Ok so I want to upgrade to the latest ubuntu but I want to do a fresh install, not just the upgrade, problem is I don't have any blank CD's. But I do have an external hard drive. Is there any way (doesn't have to be easy) that I could boot from the USB and have the image on there?
[03:35] <Alan502> guampa, ahh i get it, i didn't realize i could put ssh on the destination, THANKS A LOT!
[03:35] <Lym> Can grub mount a usb filestystem and then load an image from it?
[03:35] <guampa> no problem!
[03:35] <Alan502> guampa, it's a lot of help, i'll try it now
[03:35] <Alan502> thanks :D
[03:35] <ChogyDan> Lym: why not just use the usb startup disc creator?
[03:35] <econdudeawesome> Lym absolutely
[03:35] <guampa> good luck!
[03:36] <econdudeawesome> mcurran any idea?
[03:36] <ChogyDan> Lym: I don't know if it maintains the other data on the drive or whatever...
[03:36] <Lym> Yeah thats really important, its got my entire music collection on there
[03:36] <Lym> But I am down for partitioning that
[03:36] <ChogyDan> econdudeawesome: I think you need to give more details
[03:37] <Lym> Where can i find more info on this usb startup disc creator?
[03:37] <econdudeawesome> ChogyDan what details would you like
[03:37] <ChogyDan> Lym: Sys > Admin > Startup Disc
[03:37] <kreeper> what does "ldconfig deferred processing now taking place" mean?
[03:38] <ChogyDan> econdudeawesome: er, all of them I suppose.  What exactly is happening?  You get grub, but that isn't good enough?
[03:39] <econdudeawesome> ChodyDan I get the bash form of grub. I was installing Ubuntu minimal and crashed at choosing grub loader (or whatever the option is called) on a second partition of a drive that already has a working Ubuntu install. Then nothing would load. So I reinstalled grub2 via livecd. At restart all I get is the grub command line
[03:40] <Lym> Also can you jailbreak an ipod touch from a linux box?
[03:40] <econdudeawesome> ChogyDan following the instructions found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 I am trying to load from the most recent kernel. /boot only contains a folder called /boot/grub, no /vmliinuz/ However, there is a /vmlinuz under the main mount point /
[03:41] <Underscore> What's the recommended partition size for Ubuntu?
[03:41] <econdudeawesome> chogydan yet when I try to implement the instructions, I get an error: file not found
[03:41] <maco> Underscore: i usually say 10GB for system  + however much space for your stuff is safe
[03:41] <ChogyDan> econdudeawesome: what is your partition make up?
[03:41] <Underscore> maco: Ok :)
[03:41] <maco> Underscore: if youre a developer and intend to have lots of documentation, debug packages, and development packages installed, then make 10 be 5 instead
[03:41] <maco> Underscore: erk i meant 15
[03:42] <maco> Underscore: not 5 ;-)
[03:42] <econdudeawesome> ChogyDan what do you mean
[03:42] <loculinux> hola
[03:42] <snapper_> I need help in updating flashplayer
[03:42] <ChogyDan> econdudeawesome: what partitions do you have, and what are their mount points?
[03:43] <loculinux> hola alguien habla español
[03:43] <guampa> hola loculinux, este canal es en ingles, tenes #ubuntu-es
[03:43] <econdudeawesome> ChogyDan Well.... not sure anymore. Originally was sda1 to /, sda2 unmounted, sda3 to /mount/storage
[03:43] <rww> ubottu: es | loculinux
[03:43] <thune3> Underscore: if /tmp is on system / , be aware that large tmp files (dvd burning for example, images, audio editing) need to be accounted for.
[03:43] <Underscore> thune3: Oh, ok
[03:43] <loculinux> no lo siento estoy probando un nuevo linux
[03:44] <Lizzard88> Q: How do i burn .VOB files?
[03:44] <Lizzard88> to a dvd?
[03:44] <MaRk-I> !es | loculinux
[03:44] <ChogyDan> econdudeawesome: ok ok, that is fine.  I think the command summary is wrong on that page.  See the expanded part right below
[03:44] <loculinux> ok bye
[03:44] <econdudeawesome> ChogyDan actually, /dev/sda1 is missing...
[03:45] <econdudeawesome> I wonder how to find that?
[03:45] <ChogyDan> econdudeawesome: missing?
[03:46] <econdudeawesome> ChogyDan as in, set prefix=(hd0,1) <== hard drive with recently working Ubuntu install, then ls /dev <==no sda1??
[03:46] <ChogyDan> econdudeawesome: what do you get?
[03:46] <econdudeawesome> ChogyDan lots and lots, but not sda of any sort.. midi1, ram6, tty8, etc.
[03:47] <econdudeawesome> chogydan what in the world did I do :-(
[03:47] <ChogyDan> econdudeawesome: I certainly don't know about sda being missing, but this _is_ a grub cli, not the full cli.  I would just continue
[03:48] <econdudeawesome> ChogyDan I would, but it won't continue. I have to fix grub2 first :-D
[03:49] <smackmanic> hey all..in my windows partition atm...updated from hardy heron to latest this morning....restarted.....got a good bit errors and cant get into ubuntu
[03:49] <smackmanic> kinda freaked out
[03:49] <ChogyDan> econdudeawesome: I don't follow, why can't you do the next step?
[03:50] <arooni-mobile___> how come i am prompted to enter a password to unlock 'login' on every reboot?  also how can i make screenlets stop on startup?  it autolaunches even though i disabled in startup apps
[03:50] <sxp> hi, I have got the Linksys WRT54G2
[03:50] <econdudeawesome> ChogyDan as in, why can't I boot? There is no linux kernel it can find...
[03:50] <ChogyDan> econdudeawesome: can you be more specific?  Which line fails?
[03:50] <sxp> I want to put the phone wire, RJ11 in the Linksys WRT54G2 but there are not a jack for that kind of wires
[03:50] <sxp> there are only a RJ45 jack
[03:50] <ChogyDan> econdudeawesome: o wait! nvm, your /boot is empty
[03:51] <sxp> can I put the phone connector there?
[03:51] <econdudeawesome> ChogyDan exactly. Except for /boot/grub. Is there anything I can do?
[03:51] <rahul2> hello guys
[03:51] <FreeRunner> how can i tunnle all of teamviewers traffic thorough an ubuntu server?
[03:51] <ChogyDan> econdudeawesome: well, I don't know why you are missing your kernels.  I would just boot a livecd, and fix from there
[03:52] <judgen> how do i disable/delete plymout and the graphical grub theme?
[03:52] <thune3> Underscore: on the upper end I would recommend 30GB-40GB. This is "never have to worry about it" size.
[03:52] <econdudeawesome> ChogyDan as in, just copy over the most recent kernel on the liveCD to /boot/vmlinuz? or reinstall totally?
[03:52] <ChogyDan> sxp: it is kinda offtopic, but I don't think that is a very good idea.  It may work like crap or not connect at all
[03:52] <rahul2> can i install linux overwriting windows without affecting my d: drive ?
[03:53] <Underscore> thune3: Ok, fair enough
[03:53] <ChogyDan> econdudeawesome: I would just mount the drive, chroot to the drive, then use apt-get to install some kernels
[03:53] <rahul2> i have my windows installed on c: drive
[03:53] <rahul2> please help..somebody
[03:53] <econdudeawesome> heh... any advice on which? I'm not sure I know how to do that
[03:53] <rahul2> can i install linux overwriting windows without affecting my d: drive ?
[03:53] <judgen> !plymouth
[03:54] <econdudeawesome> chogydan bah, this is taking too long, I'll just clean install
[03:54] <ChogyDan> rahul2: yes, you just have to make sure you partition right.  Be very careful
[03:54] <Mr_Sonoma> rahul2, yes
[03:54] <rahul2> so i have to install on the primary partition..right?
[03:54] <Oer> allways make a backup
[03:54] <rahul2> (hd0,0) ?
[03:55] <gryllida> I'm trying to compile AabiWord ltest version. When trying to compile, after running ./configure, 'make' outputs 'make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found.  Stop.
[03:55] <gryllida> latest*
[03:55] <xangua> you can add the abiword ppa to get the lates gryllida
[03:56] <smackmanic> brb
[03:57] <sxp> ChogyDan: I have a 2 routers... the first one is provided by my ISP and it is not wireless
[03:57] <rahul2> alright...thanks anyway
[03:57] <sxp> I bought the other, the WRT54G2
[03:57] <sxp> I want to use only the WRT54G2!
[03:57] <sxp> not both at the same time
[03:58] <xangua> gryllida: https://launchpad.net/~abiword-stable/%2Barchive/ppa
[03:58] <bastidrazor> sxp: probably the ISP provided router is a modem as well.
[03:58] <judgen> how do i disable the splash and grub gfx. I just want my text based interface back....
[03:59] <PlainFlavored> judgen: it's a lot harder in lucid lynx than it used to be
[03:59] <bastidrazor> judgen: remove "quiet splash" from /etc/default/grub
[03:59] <gryllida> xangua, it is not available for Lucid, only for Karmic. When trying the Karmic one, I get W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net lucid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 9BDB3D89CE49EC21
[03:59] <judgen> PlainFlavored, i have noticed.
[03:59] <sxp> yes it is a modem but, I bought the WRT54G2 and I want to use it instead of the ZTE831 that my ISP provided
[03:59] <Oer> abiword is uptodate ( even newer in the standard repo)
[03:59] <rww> sxp: The WRT54G series isn't a modem, so you can't use it as a modem.
[04:00] <PlainFlavored> judgen: try installing ubuntu minimal and from there you can set up your own system as you please, if you really want to install and configure x yourself
[04:00]  * profxavier wonders if its better to have a light at my desk, in the dark, or if the darkness is fine on his eyes
[04:00] <gilgamesh> hey guys... i am having some trouble here with eye candy stuff on ubuntu 10.04
[04:00] <judgen> PlainFlavored, i did, but as soon as you install a meta package you have that god awful splash instead of informative text
[04:00] <bastidrazor> sxp: you need to contact your ISP. they will need to allow that router to be used since your modem/router has credentials to verify you.
[04:01] <gilgamesh> i am using the awesome window manager... when I open a urxvt session setup for a transparent terminal, it uses the gdm wallpaper instead of awesome's wallpaper...
[04:01] <gilgamesh> any idea why, and how to fix it?
[04:01] <boing> im stuck at grub loading error: they symbol 'grub_puts_' not found next line grub rescue>
[04:01] <bastidrazor> sxp: or i am wrong.. the WRT54G is unable to do as you ask.
[04:01] <xangua> gryllida: what about this¿¿ https://launchpad.net/~guido-iodice/+archive/abiword-2.8/
[04:02] <xangua> gryllida:  and use "sudo add-apt-repository <ppa's name>"to aldo add the key
[04:02] <xangua> also*
[04:02] <sxp> but the WRT54G2 configuration page allows me to put the ISP Internet access information
[04:02] <gilgamesh> even if i load an image with xloadimage the transparency will still use the gdm background... and if I start xcompmgr -c then the current wallpaper on awesome will be replaced with gdm's wallpaper
[04:02] <sxp> It asks me about the user and password
[04:03] <bastidrazor> sxp: your ISP still needs to allow that router to connect.
[04:03] <sxp> oh I will call to the ISP service.
[04:04] <sxp> the problem is because my ISP says they don't support other modems
[04:04] <sxp> they only support modems that they provides
[04:04] <bellman> ubooooontu
[04:05] <bellman> defcawrn is testing it
[04:05] <sxp> I am working well with both modems working together but...
[04:05] <sxp> I have problem with the ports in most of the applications
[04:05] <boing> im stuck at grub loading error: they symbol 'grub_puts_' not found next line grub rescue>
[04:06] <Lym> Ok this is bad. I just tried to resize my external hd with gparted and now when I mount the first partition there is no data
[04:06] <TxMatt>  http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message1146844/pg1  <If you own a site/fourm/blog./ The Righthaven copyright lawsuit legal loophole and how to protect yourself from being sued
[04:07] <smackmanic> back
[04:07] <Lym> I highly highly doubt that it went through and zero'd out all of the data on the disc, so its all still there, its just not mounting =[
[04:07] <Lym> I mean it is mounting but theres no data
[04:07] <judgen> Deos people really WANT a splash screen? seems most bugs and fixes i find is to make the splash WORK... not disabling the,
[04:07] <smackmanic> upgraded to the latest ver of ubuntu..got this error mounting none on / dev failed: no such device
[04:07] <judgen> This is just beyond me
[04:07] <smackmanic> googled all this, seems like A LOT of people are getting it but I can the solution
[04:07] <andersom_cruz> #ubuntu
[04:08] <smackmanic> andersom_cruz: that's we are bro
[04:08] <smackmanic> any help? can't find the solution to fix it
[04:09] <gryllida> xangua: I did follow the instructions at http://abisource.com/wiki/Install_on_Ubuntu#Command_Line_Instructions , including the line about getting the key. Yes, I did it as root.
[04:09] <Lym> I resized a partition on my external HD and now when I mount it there is no data, what can I do?
[04:10] <andersom_cruz> i don't speak english very well
[04:10] <gryllida> xangua: I'm surprised at the "W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net lucid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 9BDB3D89CE49EC21" message.
[04:10] <andersom_cruz> anybody speak portuguêse?
[04:10] <gryllida> !po
[04:10] <gryllida> !port
[04:10] <judgen> !po
[04:10] <gryllida> oops
[04:10] <judgen> !portugese
[04:10] <gryllida> what is portuguese language code
[04:10] <boing> im stuck at grub loading error: they symbol 'grub_puts_' not found next line grub rescue>
[04:10] <xangua> gryllida: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:guido-iodice/abiword-2.8 && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[04:10] <andersom_cruz> verifi the type of partitions and user the option mount -t
[04:10] <nickrud> smackmanic, I'd look in grub to see what device is supposed to be mounting, then compare it to the output of ls /dev/disk/by-uuid -l
[04:11] <xangua> !pt | judgen gryllida
[04:11] <andersom_cruz> exemple: mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /mnt/sda1
[04:11] <judgen> xangua, indeed
[04:11] <andersom_cruz> all right?
[04:11] <nickrud> make sure that the root partition is correctly referenced
[04:11] <Lym> This is making me really upset can anyone help me with my external HD? I just resized the partition using gparted and now theres no data
[04:11] <Hilikus> i uninstalled a bunch of reportedly unnecessary packages (autoremove and others) and now amarok stopped working. when i run a scan i get  [ERROR!] Tried to perform query on uninitialized MySQL
[04:11] <Hilikus> any idea what package that is or how to force a check on dependencies?
[04:12] <judgen> Damn google... they only put the first 100 results in "want to get the splash to work" category.. i want the opposite.
[04:12] <andersom_cruz> use apt-get -f install....
[04:12] <andersom_cruz> this force the instalation of packages.
[04:13] <gryllida> xangua: 'sudo apt-get update' ends with 'W: Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/abiword-stable/ppa/ubuntu/dists/lucid/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz  404  Not Found'
[04:13] <xangua> gryllida: then remove that ppa
[04:13] <gryllida> How?
[04:13] <andersom_cruz> evebody... anybody test ubuntu 10.04 already?
[04:13] <gryllida> YES
[04:13] <Mr_Sonoma> andersom_cruz, no -f attempts to correct system with broken dependancies
[04:13] <gryllida> it's stable
[04:13] <xangua> system>admon>software sources gryllida
[04:13] <andersom_cruz> really???
[04:14] <gryllida>  andersom_cruz: /topic
[04:14] <Mr_Sonoma> andersom_cruz, yes, i'm running 10.04
[04:14] <andersom_cruz> and what you think?
[04:14] <gryllida>  andersom_cruz,  Maveric is the unstable one
[04:14] <gryllida>  andersom_cruz, 10.04 released in April
[04:14] <gryllida> 31st
[04:14] <Spyzer> hi all
[04:14] <gryllida> hi
[04:14] <nickrud> I shouldn't ask, but Maveric what ?
[04:14] <gryllida> !maveric
[04:14] <Spyzer> can 32 bit apps run nicely on ubuntu 64 bit ???
[04:14] <andersom_cruz> i go upgrade my server tomorow,
[04:14] <gryllida> hrm
[04:14] <rww> !maverick | gryllida
[04:14] <nickrud> !test
[04:15] <Spyzer> ??
[04:15] <gryllida> !hi | Spyzer
[04:15] <andersom_cruz> i have 2 servers running the ubuntu 9.10 server
[04:16] <gryllida> andersom_cruz, you should be able to upgrade without reinstalling
[04:16] <Spyzer> gryllida: can 32 bit apps work fine on ubuntu 64 bit ???
[04:16] <Hilikus> where's the log of installed an removed packages?
[04:16] <gryllida> Spyzer, I'd expect them to.
[04:16] <Spyzer> okay
[04:16] <Spyzer> :)
[04:16] <andersom_cruz> yes... use updating manger,
[04:16] <andersom_cruz> he say with proced
[04:16] <andersom_cruz> is very easy...
[04:17] <nickrud> Hilikus, logs are in /var/log/apt/history.log
[04:17] <andersom_cruz> sory to my english, i don't speak english very well.
[04:17] <gryllida> Hilikus, /var/log/apt/history.log
[04:17] <gryllida> oops
[04:17] <andersom_cruz> vey time what don't use english...
[04:17] <boing> im stuck at grub loading error: they symbol 'grub_puts_' not found next line grub rescue>
[04:17] <gryllida> andersom_cruz, your English is good
[04:17] <gryllida> :)
[04:17] <Hilikus> thanks nickrud gryllida
[04:18] <nickrud> ah, I've missed that thanks in red :)
[04:18] <Mr_Sonoma> andersom_cruz, your english is better than some of my coworker's
[04:19] <ndevastator> how do i login to the nickserv ?
[04:19] <ndevastator> and register my name
[04:19] <ndevastator> i forget =x
[04:19] <gryllida> ndevastator: /msg nickserv help register
[04:20] <ndevastator> ty
[04:20] <gryllida> ndevastator: /msg nickserv help identify ; vaalid email is needed to register ; check it after you registered to confirm it.
[04:20] <gryllida> valid*
[04:20] <nickrud> any problems, #freenode will walk you through it
[04:22] <ndevastator> ok can someone tell me the reason i would assign a folder to a group
[04:22] <mcurran> Oh yeah, walk me through setting up nexpose on port 5434
[04:23] <ndevastator> that would make the folder accessible to everyone in that group ?
[04:23] <ndevastator> well depending on the permissions i gave the group of course
[04:23] <el_cocopato> \part
[04:23] <netgear> holaaaaaaa
[04:23] <gryllida> hola
[04:24] <netgear> soy nuevo
[04:24] <gryllida> !it
[04:24] <tripelb> problem... in my second taskbar there are no "bars" for the open programs. After the sho-the-desktop icon is :|(goldenball)
[04:24] <netgear> es la red ubuntu? en xat?
[04:24] <tripelb> netgear there's a spanish help channel
[04:24] <tripelb> !es|netgear
[04:25] <Ubuntuisloved4> im trying to upgrade to gnome-shell on a virtual machine just to check it out but the package can't be found even after I open up the apt/sources.list ? any ideas?
[04:25] <tripelb> Ubuntuisloved4, symantic never works for me, perhaps there is another way.
[04:26] <shell-fu> what's document viewer's shell name??
[04:26] <Ubuntuisloved4> tripelb, I'm using apt-get
[04:26] <tripelb> cat shell-fu
[04:26] <tripelb> Ubuntuisloved4, sorry then it's beyond me.. my "common sense" says check the package name
[04:27] <smackmanic> updated to the newest version of ubuntu..restarted....mount: mouing none on /dev failed: no such device plus a few other errors
[04:27] <smackmanic> sends me to busybox
[04:27] <ChogyDan> Ubuntuisloved4: it looks like it is in universe.  make sure to apt-get update after list changes
[04:28] <smackmanic> anyone...? i'm pretty freaked out
[04:28] <tripelb> Help all my open program windows are hidden after I minimized them. They do NOT show on the taskbar. There is only a "golden ball" on the left.
[04:28] <smackmanic> but i'm sure there's a solution, googled it, lots of people have the same prob but i can't find the solution
[04:29] <gryllida> 1/j #debian
[04:29] <gryllida> oops
[04:29] <tripelb> smackmanic, I'm waiting too.
[04:29] <smackmanic> tripelb, what's your prob, i might be able to help..can't promise but..
[04:29] <nickrud> tripelb, try right clickong the menu bar and add to panel -> window list
[04:29] <tripelb> Help all my open program windows are hidden after I minimized them. They do NOT show on the taskbar. There is only a "golden ball" on the left.
[04:29] <nickrud> erm, *clicking
[04:29] <smackmanic> hmm
[04:30] <ndevastator> smackmanic have you tried to manually mount the drives ?
[04:31] <smackmanic> ndevastator: idk how...kinda not fam with the cmd line
[04:31] <ndevastator> smackmanic or is it the main filesystem that wont mount ?
[04:31] <smackmanic> well
[04:31] <tripelb> nickrud, that worked BUT/AND 1. what is the golden-ball 2. why is .6 of the bar blank after the ball till the next : then 4 window-deals are squished in.
[04:31] <smackmanic> it sends me to busy box, the first and main error is mount on /dev failed
[04:31] <smackmanic> no such device
[04:32] <ndevastator> smackmanic does the system still seem to be running correctly ?
[04:32] <ndevastator> smackmanic trying to figure out which mount failed
[04:32] <smackmanic> tritium: are you using some sort of custom dekstop ?
[04:32] <Oer> tripelb somehowe you played with the hide option ? maybe reset will clear your panel
[04:32] <Oer> !resetpanels
[04:33] <smackmanic> ndevastator: system still seem to be running correctly in what manner?
[04:33] <shell-fu>  ,.d
[04:33] <smackmanic> tripelb: i would def go with the bot information..i maybe missed all of your info but sounds like you custumized something and its buggy, so you need to reset it
[04:33] <shell-fu> how do i open the document viewer for pdfs from the shell terminal???
[04:34] <smackmanic> ndevastator: what do you mean exactly by running correctly...?
[04:34] <ndevastator> smackmanic sec im rereading all your comments
[04:34] <ChogyDan> shell-fu: gnome-open is a way that I like
[04:34] <ndevastator> smackmanic im not familiar with busy box... after you receive the error message what happens
[04:34] <shell-fu> chogydan, thanks
[04:35] <smackmanic> ndevastator: i actually get a string of errors basically....then it sends me to busy box....thats about it..i can paste bin if u want? i wrote it down
[04:35] <smackmanic> on paper..so i can type it up
[04:35] <smackmanic> but in busy box i can't cd to /home...can't sudo anything
[04:35] <ndevastator> smackmanic oh so you get a window that shows busy ? that what you mean by busy box
[04:36] <smackmanic> not a window im in console
[04:36] <smackmanic> startx does not work either
[04:37] <ndevastator> smackmanic did you have separate mounts for your filesystem ?
[04:37] <smackmanic> ndevastator: i have a dual boot if thats what u mean
[04:38] <smackmanic> im in my windows side atm
[04:38] <tripelb> smackmanic, no nothing special. I came home and it was like this. I reset the "window list" to show on someone's recommendation. I dont know what.. I just removed the golden ball from the panel. I have no idea what it was. all looks normal now.
[04:38] <tripelb> TY world
[04:40] <ndevastator> smackmanic so im assuming you are not within your ubuntu filesystem now
[04:40] <smackmanic> tripelb: well....glad to hear it seems fixed..yea?
[04:40] <ndevastator> smackmanic you said you wrote the errors down does it list which mount fails ?
[04:40] <smackmanic> ndevastator: no i'm in windows...i can't do anything in busybox or i don't know what i should be doing anyway
[04:41] <smackmanic> yeah
[04:41] <smackmanic> lemme type it out
[04:41] <ndevastator> !busybox
[04:42] <smackmanic> Alert: /dev/disk/by-uuid/b7af588e-64d7-4dec-a218-86878c4bc608 failed dropping to shell
[04:42] <boing> i am rescueing grub and at the configuring grub-pc which /dev/sdb1 example do I choice to repair the grub using win7
[04:42] <smackmanic> that should be it, think i wrote it down and typed it correctly
[04:43] <ndevastator> hrmm
[04:43] <smackmanic> ndevastator: it seems to be a common prob....googled it...but can't find the solution
[04:43] <smackmanic> the saddest part is I don't have any blank cds or a livecd
[04:43] <smackmanic> heh
[04:44] <ndevastator> smackmanic give me a couple minutes here to do some research
[04:45] <khider> Hello all. I installed ubuntu on my laptop and for whatever reason the OS no longer detects the wif card. Any ideas?
[04:45] <nuwan> can someone please tell me how to install kubuntu on ubuntu net mix ? i have a probem installing python-kde4_4.4.2-0ubuntu2_i386.deb file.. it sayis it cannot fetch it
[04:46] <mcurran> Why not download the kubuntu iso instead
[04:46] <boing> anyone good with repairing the grub
[04:46] <kimi_> Hello
[04:46] <smackmanic> ndevastator: take your time bro
[04:47] <juniorCronos> hello friends
[04:47] <dustin>    hi
[04:47] <kimi_> Does anybody hav experince setting up a RADIUS server in ubuntu?
[04:47] <dustin> a what that mean?
[04:48] <Scunizi> How do I find out what the running kernel version is?
[04:48] <coz_> Scunizi,    uname -r
[04:48] <Scunizi> coz_: thanks
[04:49] <juniorCronos> someone from Brasil?
[04:49] <Oer> kimi ask #ubuntu-server
[04:49] <kimi_> thanks Oer
[04:49] <Oer> !br | juniorCronos
[04:49] <dustin> no but woman RE NICE
[04:50] <juniorCronos> thanks
[04:50] <dustin> ur welcome
[04:51] <dustin> where is every one?
[04:51] <dustin> juniorCronos,
[04:51] <juniorCronos> yep
[04:51] <nuwan> anyone can tell me how to install python-kde4_4.4.2-0ubuntu2_i386.deb file ?
[04:52] <thune3> nuwan: maybe change your mirror. what mirror are you using?
[04:52] <dustin> \i havent seen you here
[04:52] <coz_> numen,   double click the package if it is downloaded
[04:52] <coz_> numen,  or are you asking where to find it?
[04:52] <ndevastator> smackmanic okay from what i can tell it is most likely your boot partition that has become "broken" for lack of a better word
[04:53] <smackmanic> right
[04:53] <nuwan> well my problem is when i use apt or synaptic it says it cant fetch it
[04:53] <dustin> mmm by chance can you tell me what the public wording of that is for ?
[04:53] <Oer> nuwan terminal > sudo apt-get install python-kde4  ? this wil load current  python-kde4_4.4.2-0ubuntu2_i386.deb
[04:53] <ndevastator> smackmanic at this point the only fix i would know would indeed be that you would have to boot from a liveCD and reinstall grub
[04:53] <smackmanic> ndevastator: would it be possible to use a 2gig USB sitck
[04:54] <ndevastator> smackmanic well yes... but you would have to install the system onto the disk and then set the computer to boot from it
[04:54] <nuwan> and i tried that all/ dont work
[04:54] <thune3> nuwan: you could manually fetch it from http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/python-kde4 if you click on i386 at the bottom-left and download from a mirror.
[04:54] <smackmanic> ndevastator: man this sounds rough..see the prob is I don't have blank disks and I don't have a lived
[04:54] <dustin> what is you os you are running
[04:54] <smackmanic> *livecd
[04:54] <juniorCronos> my first moment  here
[04:54] <nuwan> i tried to get it from http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/k/kdebindings/
[04:55] <Mr_Sonoma> smackmanic, you could use a 2 gig USB stick sure. there are instructions on making a bootable usb disk on the ubuntu download page
[04:55] <nuwan> thune i will try it from htere
[04:55] <Mythgarr> Can anybody see this? I think I might be muted
[04:55] <Mr_Sonoma> Mythgarr, yes
[04:55] <ndevastator> smackmanic you did say you are dual booting ?
[04:55] <Mythgarr> Hmm... thanks
[04:55] <smackmanic> Mr_Sonoma: yeah im looking it up...but reinstalling grub..that hsould be a fairly straight forward process right?
[04:55] <smackmanic> ndevastator: yep
[04:55] <smackmanic> ndevastator: only way im talking to you lol
[04:55] <dustin> nuwan you know did you setup your bios for it to boot up?
[04:55] <ndevastator> smackmanic reinstalling grub isnt very difficult im somewhat noob myself and i did it successfully
[04:55] <nuwan> yep
[04:56] <`Polarbear> hrmm, i dual boot with OSX, and PC/OS linux
[04:56] <smackmanic> ndevastator: what should I look out for..cause im worried ill get there and not no the options I need to set
[04:56] <smackmanic> and set the wrong ones and get deeper into messing things up..ya know
[04:56] <Mr_Sonoma> smackmanic, yes grub is fairly straight forward. google the process and print it off for your referance if the first time doing it
[04:56] <juniorCronos> I had no problem with ubuntu since the use
[04:56] <smackmanic> Mr_Sonoma: printer is broken atm! haha...but will write it down
[04:56] <boing> anyone good with repairing the grub
[04:57] <juniorCronos> so eager to learn more
[04:57] <smackmanic> im gonna put on some music while i look this up and prepare to make the plunge..
[04:57] <Mr_Sonoma> boing, what's your grub issue?
[04:57] <boing> im stuck at grub loading error: they symbol 'grub_puts_' not found next line grub rescue>
[04:57] <akillman1> join #/cyanogen
[04:58] <dustin> good! :) cuz this so much to learn,juniorCronos,
[04:58] <smackmanic> Mr_Sonoma and ndevastator: i get the feeling this is the first step..like...this will solve one issue, but will need more help later type of thing...like i dont think its the sole cause
[04:58] <smackmanic> but I'll burn that bridge when i get there
[04:58] <boing> Mr_Sonoma, so i am using live cd/in the teriminal/root/ then i typed sudo grub but command not found
[04:59] <ndevastator> smackmanic i think your best bet would probably be install a boot version of ubuntu on that jump drive
[04:59] <ndevastator> smackmanic and then check your disk for errors
[04:59] <smackmanic> ndevastator: should i try the grub route first
[05:00] <ndevastator> smackmanic well you can but... there is most likely a reason that grub is failing to load it
[05:00] <dustin> juniorCronos,there is so much you can do here in ubuntu 10.04 lts and so much more suport then earlier versions that you would spend  over $200 and still not get all tha you can do with your computer
[05:01] <Mr_Sonoma> boing, uh i'm looking for the list of commands now. but i'm thinking your wanting update-grub
[05:01] <ndevastator> smackmanic here is a link to a handy script that you can use to figure out which mount that UUID is
[05:01] <guampa> how can i restart gnomepanel? kill -HUP ?
[05:01] <tucemiux> smackmanic, if youre trying to set up a hard drive using UUID you can send me a PM
[05:02] <smackmanic> tucemiux: i'm not sure what im doing to be honest...
[05:02] <Oer> !resetpanel
[05:02] <ndevastator> tucemius no he is experiencing a boot error
[05:02] <ndevastator> tucemius and a mount is failing to load
[05:02] <ndevastator> tucemius and sending him to busybox
[05:02] <khider> Ubuntu does not detect my laptop wifi card (bcm 4312 a/b/g) any ideas as to why? Conversely, Damn Small Linux sees it, but cannot activate it
[05:02] <guampa> Oer: i just need it to shutdown and start again, not loose the settings
[05:02] <tucemiux> ndevastator, you type the first letters of my nick then hit tab, see what happens
[05:03] <boing> Mr_Sonoma, i have a fresh install and now i cannot get to anywhere
[05:03] <ndevastator> tucemiux, nice =D
[05:03] <Oer> guampa logout & login again ?
[05:03] <Mr_Sonoma> boing, you cant get anywhere?
[05:03] <smackmanic> tucemiux: lol
[05:03] <tucemiux> khider, you need to find out if there are drivers for linux
[05:03] <smackmanic> this is not good
[05:04] <smackmanic> i don't have the space on this windows partition to dl the files for the liveusb
[05:04] <ndevastator> smackmanic, ouch =(
[05:04] <khider> tucemiux: Broadcom STA-Wireless
[05:04] <smackmanic> haha....gotta figure this one out..turn on brain
[05:04] <smackmanic> ndevastator: i'll try to figure it out
[05:04] <boing> Mr_Sonoma, yes, i am getting a grub rescue error
[05:04] <khider> tucemiux: It is not a driver issue, it is an 'OS cannot see it' issue
[05:04] <ndevastator> smackmanic, well you have very little options from busybox the best i can tell... honestly I am not very familiar with it
[05:05] <boing> so how can I fix this issue it has only been about 5 hours so far trying
[05:05] <dustin> then you need codecs
[05:05] <khider> tucemiux: I updated the BIOS today, that did not work either
[05:05] <tucemiux> khider, you need to find out if your wireless device is supported in linux -- hence the drivers, if you dont have the drivers you wont be able to use it, even if linux can detect it
[05:05] <realopty> hi
[05:05] <realopty> ive just installed a new HDD.
[05:05] <saegeoff> is there a way i can disable the messages of people entering and leaving this chat?
[05:05] <dustin> boing, what are you trying to do?
[05:05] <realopty> how should i go about mounting it :P
[05:06] <khider> tucemiux: Broadcome BCM 4312--but hey, I also have a d-link external usb wifi thing, can that work under ubuntu?
[05:06] <Mr_Sonoma> boing, what error exactly? is it giving you an error code?
[05:06] <ndevastator> realopty, | !mount
[05:06] <boing> dustin, i did a fresh install and now i get a grub error
[05:06] <tucemiux> realopty, send me a PM
[05:06] <realopty> !mount | realopty
[05:06] <dustin> realopty, how many harddrivers?
[05:06] <boing> I am stuck with this rescue grub?
[05:06] <Mr_Sonoma> boing, have you read: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[05:07] <boing> oh yea i read it alll
[05:07] <ndevastator> im not very fond of the new grub yet =x
[05:07] <realopty> Ive got two now. and i would like to transfer my existing hdd to the new one :)
[05:07] <boing> i spent too much already and now I should read
[05:07] <ndevastator> still havent figured out how to remove old options
[05:07] <dustin>  can you send a snapshot? of it?
[05:07] <boing> I really want to do a fresh install
[05:08] <tucemiux> khider, if you want people to help you with your wireless I suggest you do again being specific with your question, example? I have a lapptop computer BRAND, Model, type of wireless card, the wireless is not working please help.  If someone has used the same hardware as you most likely they will reply, I havent used your hardware so I cannot help you with that specific hardware
[05:08] <boing> but having ssd and sata i am confused
[05:08] <realopty> dustin, you taling too me?
[05:08] <chngdev> In Ubuntu 10.04, how do i bind a process/program running in terminal to a specific network device, such as eth1 or eth0?
[05:08] <smackmanic> ndevastator: see the issue being this windows partitio only has like 3gigs to it..mistake i made years ago when i partitioned..but i think i can find a way to free a few hundred mb...this windows is really basic, no music or heavy progs on it
[05:08] <realopty> hmm
[05:08] <realopty> im gonna search the wiki :)
[05:08] <smackmanic> ndevastator: hopefully I don't upset anyone (my brother uses this) uninstalling some stuff..granted he can reinstall..or i can reinstall..but yea
[05:09] <khider> Does anyone have an HP 6515b with a broadcom wireless bcm4312 card or a D-Link external USB wifi card?
[05:09] <khider> I cannot seem to get the wifi ti work
[05:09] <chngdev> !wireless | khider
[05:09] <dustin> boing, then do it
[05:09] <khider> ubottu: Been there, done that, honey
[05:09] <boing> lol
[05:09] <boing> I thought fedora was bad
[05:10] <khider> ubottu: Never said you was, honey
[05:10] <maco> boing: nah nothing wrong with it
[05:11] <scy> 这个是哈子聊天工具哦，第一次用呢？》
[05:11] <dustin> realopty, yes
[05:11] <maco> !cn | scy
[05:11] <chngdev> In Ubuntu 10.04, how do i bind a process/program running in terminal to a specific network device, such as eth1 or eth0?
[05:11] <scy>  #ubuntu-cn
[05:11] <smackmanic> brb
[05:11] <scy> 怎么用的哦，好复杂
[05:12] <BinaryMan> !irssi > BinaryMan
[05:12] <maco> scy:  /join #ubuntu-cn
[05:13] <overtherainbow> So, I can't seem to connect to my wireless network with networkmanager (or wicd, or dhcpcd). Taking a look at dmesg it seems that it's trying to communicate with the wrong mac address for my router. Any Ideas?
[05:13] <khider> tucemiux: Thus you think lspci cannot detect the device because there simply are no drivers for it...
[05:14] <realopty> anyone got the wiki link to the package i can install to transfer my ubuntu install?
[05:14] <chngdev> !backup | realopty
[05:15] <realopty> there was some fancy gui thing that i read on the wiki before.
[05:16] <realopty> oh
[05:16] <realopty> maybe its the homeuserbackup url
[05:16] <tucemiux> khider, that could be one of the reasons, yes
[05:16] <realopty> nah thats not it
[05:17] <dustin> brb
[05:18] <realopty> hmm heres what i asked for before and someone gave me a link. I wanted to resize my ;windows; ubuntu install to get more disk space.
[05:18] <FabParma> pls, how can i create a menu in the desktop panel? for instance just after "Applications, Places, System"
[05:20] <saegeoff> Fab, right click Applications and click Edit Menus
[05:20] <realopty> FabParma, go to system -> pref => mainmenu
[05:20] <realopty> or what saegeoff said is quicker
[05:21] <likong> i want to install a file.but it shows "no input file specified"
[05:21] <FabParma> realopty: i go right now, thanks
[05:21] <realopty> indeed
[05:21] <likong> how
[05:22] <DiploCat> likong, more information please, install what file? what says "no input file selected" ?
[05:22] <likong> ok
[05:22] <likong> please wait a moment
[05:22] <khider> Is ubuntu compatible with external wireless devices?
[05:22] <saegeoff> what do you mean khider?
[05:22] <chngdev> In Ubuntu 10.04, how do i bind a process/program running in terminal to a specific network device, such as eth1 or eth0?
[05:23] <saegeoff> i use my bluetooth mouse with ubuntu. it is wireless
[05:23] <khider> saegeoff: I have a D-Link usb wireless device for the internet--can that work with Ubuntu
[05:24] <saegeoff> yeah, it should... you may have to plug your computer in with a ethernet cable first and then download the drivers
[05:24] <saegeoff> my wireless didnt work at first until i downloaded the drivers.. i had to physically connect
[05:24] <khider> saegeoff: I did that--but it does not recognize the device--nothing really happens when I plug it al in
[05:24] <sparky> HEY I JUST PUT A CODE ONTO MY WIRLES AND NOW IT SAYS THAT THE KEYCODE KEYRING THING DID NOT GET UNLOCKED WHEN I STARTED MY COMPUTER AND HAVE NO IDEA WHAT THE CODE IS BUT IT WILL LOG ME ONTO THE INTERNET ANY HELP?
[05:25] <saegeoff> sparky, no caps please
[05:25] <sparky> sorry
[05:25]  * YankDownUnder plugs ears
[05:25] <saegeoff> khider, what is the exact model you have?
[05:25] <dustin> what saegeoff, said thats what you got to do with anything wireless..
[05:25] <likong> en  ,when i install "openfetion-1.7",it shows "no input file specified"
[05:25] <khider> saegeoff: d-link wua-2340
[05:26] <ndevastator> how do i change a folders group ?
[05:26] <FabParma> realopty: unfortunately don't work. i need of an indipendent menu
[05:26] <DiploCat> spaceghost_, try going to Applications -> Accessories -> Password and Encryption Keys
[05:26] <DiploCat> oops
[05:26] <Crowhunter> hi I have a registerd nick but freenode says it is not what am I doing wrong
[05:26] <DiploCat> sparky, , try going to Applications -> Accessories -> Password and Encryption Keys
[05:27] <dustin> saegeoff, hey did i hep you a few days ago?
[05:27] <DiploCat> Crowhunter, ask in #freenode
[05:27] <sparky> how do i get to aplications
[05:27] <ndevastator> nvm got it
[05:27] <saegeoff> no dustin.
[05:27] <dustin> ok
[05:27] <saegeoff> this is the first time ive been on this channel
[05:27] <likong> openfetion-1.7 ,which used widely in chiana
[05:27] <saegeoff> khider, i am looking.
[05:27] <likong> in china
[05:27] <guampa> ndevastator: right-click on the folder, go to permissions tab
[05:27] <dustin> well welcome to it
[05:27] <khider> saegeoff: Thanks
[05:27] <dustin> all o0f you
[05:28] <Crowhunter> DiploCat,  is there a way I enter my password with this nick so it shows I am?  this is my registerd nick
[05:28] <smackmanic> ndevastator: getting closer to freeing up enough space for the download..wish me luck
[05:28] <wildbat> it there is tool to crack/unlock the LOCKED PDF?
[05:28] <smackmanic> Crowhunter /nickserv identify password (??)
[05:28] <smackmanic> Crowhunter not sure if thats what ur asking
[05:28] <w1n5ton> Is it possible to create an encrypted file container in truecrypt and then burn it to dvd?
[05:29] <likong> hi what should i do?
[05:29] <carael> hi there
[05:29] <likong> o
[05:29] <ndevastator> smackmanic, good luck =D
[05:29] <carael> can t play .wmv on ubuntu what should i do
[05:29] <carael> i tried with vlc
[05:29] <Yahma> Anyone here have a VERIZON DROID X or SAMSUNG MOMENT phone???
[05:29] <carael> nothing works
[05:29] <saegeoff> khider, have you read this yet? http://georgia.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=861855&page=2  it may take you some messing around but I think you should be able to get it working
[05:30] <dustin> vlc is a good player but needs codces
[05:30] <YankDownUnder> carael, Install all the "restricted-extras" + the win32 codecs from Medibuntu.
[05:30] <FabParma> pls, how can i create a menu in the desktop panel independent from "applications menu"?  for instance at the right of "Applications, Places, System"
[05:30] <Crowhunter> smackmanic,  hey I thik that was it thanks
[05:30] <carael> YankDownUnder:  allready done that
[05:30] <processroute> can someone help me with my ubuntu-server issue: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9655540 ?
[05:30] <YankDownUnder> carael, Another trick is from the mplayer homepage - have you checked that?
[05:31] <sparky> im new to linux where are aplications found
[05:31] <Crowhunter> smackmanic,   lol that was it ....it is not redirecting me now
[05:31] <carael> i ve installed as wll mplayer
[05:31] <processroute> sparky: bottom left, under Applications
[05:31] <khider> saegeoff: So I need ndiswrapper. Inoticed the posting is 2008--is that stuff still aplicalble?
[05:31] <dustin> sparky, nice to have you here
[05:31] <YankDownUnder> carael, Not just installing mplayer - on the mplayer home page, there is a link for downloading the "extra" codecs - to cover nearly everything possible....
[05:32] <carael> ;et have a look
[05:32] <YankDownUnder> carael, http://www.mplayerhq.hu/design7/dload.html
[05:32] <dustin> sparky,what lunix version  are you running?
[05:33] <sparky> Dustin 10.4 64 bit
[05:33] <picard1421> is there an easy install guide for openCV?
[05:33] <sparky> dustin with a pimped main page
[05:33] <saegeoff> khider, I am not sure.  I would have to be doing it myself to figure it out.  There were some changes made to the USB aspect of ubuntu since then.  Just give it a try and see if it works.  Write down everything you do so you can go back if necessary
[05:33] <YankDownUnder> openCV?
[05:33] <processroute> !opencv | pickard1421
[05:33] <saegeoff> khider, also if you get it working, then you can make a post in the Ubuntu forms to contribute what you figured out
[05:34] <carael> YankDownUnder: cant find anythinh
[05:34] <khider> saegeoff: I am not that clever with Linux yet, but who knows. Thanks for trying. ; - )
[05:34] <dustin> sparky,you must be new to this, but not irc
[05:35] <carael> i ve got all my cisco training in wmv
[05:35] <guampa> processroute: so you're finally willing to use iptables?
[05:35] <sparky> dustin; i am new to this lol
[05:35] <carael> and i don t want tp spend my timme to convert it
[05:35] <processroute> guampa: if someone has the code, yep
[05:35] <guampa> i guess it depends on what you intend to do, you wanted to do some sort of netscanning iirc?
[05:36] <saegeoff> khider, you'll catch on quickly.  Linux is fun
[05:36] <processroute> guampa: i want to test it on elinks on eth0 and w3m on eth1
[05:36] <kindofabuzz> khider, you took time to learn windows, take time to learn linux, well worth it
[05:37] <khider> saegeoff: After trying Ubuntu, Slackware, Gentoo (desktop) and retruning to Xubuntu for laptop--among other distros--and many swears later...it is also quite maddening
[05:37] <pinPoint> is there a reason my Chat Accounts in 10LTS show me as offline?
[05:37] <ryoohki> what is the "chkconfig --list" equivelent for ubuntu?  chkconfig is installed but doesn't show many services i know are configured( like eucalyptus for example) and there must be a way to list the services i can turn on and off with update-rc.d
[05:37] <pinPoint> there is internet on this box
[05:37] <guampa> processroute: lemme check if iptables have something to restrict on app basis
[05:37] <dustin> ok good this if you want i can see if i can help up get updated, ubuntu has <cough,cough,> "special things to it that make it trying sometimes hard to get(thats why we are here) but you started in the right place
[05:38] <dustin> sparky, ok good this if you want i can see if i can help up get updated, ubuntu has <cough,cough,> "special things to it that make it trying sometimes hard to get(thats why we are here) but you started in the right place
[05:38] <guampa> processroute: in the meantime, i know it's not the same but you can force an app to use a specific socks proxy with tsocks or proxychains
[05:39] <sparky> well thats good to know :)
[05:39] <ryoohki> is there a seperate channel for sysadmin questions for ubuntu?
[05:39] <processroute> guampa: i am well aware of that
[05:39] <processroute> guampa: i have used both
[05:39] <saegeoff> khider, hardware support is getting much better in the newer versions
[05:39] <picard1421> getting ./configure command not found?
[05:40] <picard1421> whats the apt-get for ./configure.. it says i dont have it intalled?
[05:40] <processroute> guampa: if not, i will hit up brainstorm.ubuntu.com
[05:40] <sparky> dustin, that is good to know i know baisic stuff but not to much and need step by step directions
[05:40] <khider> saegeoff: I agree, I bought an old used laptop because I trashed by new one. Things worked better on thye enw than the old
[05:40] <processroute> picard1421: sudo apt-get install build-essentials package
[05:41] <picard1421> i have alreaday installed that?
[05:41] <picard1421> and it says ./configure is a command not found???
[05:41] <ndevastator> symlink is ln -s TARGET DESTINATION     correct ?
[05:41] <picard1421> i intalled cmake also
[05:41] <sweetpi> ryoohki: maybe #ubuntu-server is what your looking for
[05:41] <processroute> picard1421: is there a configure file, did you install automake?
[05:41] <picard1421> no
[05:41] <overtherainbow> Where does network manager store all its configuration files?
[05:41] <picard1421> installing automake now (;
[05:41] <guampa> processroute: for a start, theres a match rule that matches packets owned by specific uid/gid, so you can setuid or su - the apps and match that way
[05:42] <processroute> guampa: you mean pid?
[05:42] <processroute> guampa: can you post that to http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9655540 to me and the world?
[05:43] <guampa> i haven't found yet match packets by pid which would be the ideal, but it's a start
[05:43] <picard1421> still says
[05:43] <picard1421> ./configure command not found?
[05:43] <picard1421> i have build essentials
[05:43] <picard1421> and automake installed
[05:43] <processroute> picard1421: some programs jump right to make, did you try make command?
[05:44] <soreau> picard1421: You have to be in a directory that has a configure script
[05:44] <dustin> sparky,hi
[05:45] <processroute> soreau: some programs require building the configure script, what other apps besides automake help do that?
[05:45] <guampa> processroute: sure
[05:45] <picard1421> there is a configure file.. but it says the .configure command is not installed????
[05:45] <processroute> guampa: thanks
[05:45] <Izinucs> What's the ibus ?
[05:45] <soreau> processroute: Each project has it's own way to use it's build system
[05:45] <processroute> soreau: what are some other common ones he could try?
[05:45] <dustin> sparky,hey do you need help playing music?
[05:46] <soreau> processroute: If I could see the output of 'ls' from the src directory, I probably could guess how to build it
[05:46] <processroute> !pastebin | picard1421
[05:46] <likong> 大家好
[05:46] <processroute> picard1421: could you, in terminal, do a ls -a >> output.txt and paste that txt file into pastebin?
[05:46] <soreau> picard1421: When you're in the source directory where configure exists, ./configure will run that configure script in that directory
[05:46] <Izinucs> !cm | likong
[05:47] <Izinucs> !cn | likong
[05:47] <picard1421> one sec im trying it under root it seems to be workin'
[05:47] <soreau> picard1421: The key is, you have to be in the same directory that configure script is in when you run ./configure
[05:47] <soreau> picard1421: And you should never use root to build source
[05:47] <picard1421> yea im in the right directory.. and i can seee the file in scp
[05:47] <picard1421> why not use root?
[05:47] <processroute> soreau: and write the file with non-sudo or non-root :)
[05:47] <soreau> picard1421: or to do any user tasks (such as configuring building source)
[05:48] <heyboy> I have many [ufw block] entries in my log files. what do they mean?
[05:48] <soreau> picard1421: You probably screwed up the permissions by using root in the first place
[05:48] <soreau> picard1421: It's a really bad idea
[05:48] <picard1421> but why??
[05:48] <soreau> ! root
[05:48] <likong> i know
[05:49] <soreau> picard1421: For one thing, it's a security issue. And you should not form a habit of using sudo or root because linux is permissions based
[05:49] <soreau> picard1421: If you start running user apps as root, it could foil your permissions and then you can have other problems latert
[05:49] <processroute> picard1421: using root gives files and processes administrative access to do anything to a system, if you need to use the root account, in terminal, sudo passwd to set it a password and su in terminal to access root
[05:49] <picard1421> kk .. one mroe thing.,. you know when you boot up and you get the ubuntu 10.04 maroon splash screen.. is there anyway to change that .. get a JPEG in background instead of that splash??
[05:50] <processroute> !splash | picard1421
[05:50] <picard1421> its not gnome..
[05:50] <soreau> picard1421: configuring and building source are not administrative tasks. Installing the built project into standard prefix on the filesystem is however
[05:50] <picard1421> its just the normal thing.. i have no GUI..
[05:50] <picard1421> its just hte marron splash with ubuntu 10.04
[05:50] <picard1421> before login screen
[05:51] <carael> i ve installed as wll mplayerprocessroute: /whois *.jp
[05:51] <soreau> picard1421: You shouldn't run anything as root unless you understand why you need superuser privileges
[05:52] <h2s> hello
[05:52] <processroute> !hello | h2s
[05:52] <heyboy> I have many [ufw block] entries in my log files. what do they mean?]
[05:53] <realopty> anyone know the wiki link for resizing a ubuntu image thats installed on the windows side?
[05:54] <sweetpi> !ufw | heyboy
[05:54] <processroute> realopty: i think it uses dd and zero programs, not sure the commands
[05:54] <realopty> no it dont.
[05:54] <processroute> realopty: i have done it before, it is possible using those
[05:54] <realopty> its some fancy gui thats a package
[05:54] <realopty> indeed but i actually dont wanna resize. i wanna move my current setup to a new hdd
[05:54] <processroute> realopty: if the image is a partition, you can use gparted to expand
[05:55] <realopty> that page has the info i need :(
[05:55] <realopty> ubuntu is installed on the windows nfs, using wubu or w/e
[05:55] <heyboy> !ufw ???????????
[05:56] <ke1ha> realopty, Is this of any assistance ?
[05:56] <ke1ha> http://www.itwire.com/opinion-and-analysis/apexing-the-linux-learning-curve/22942-easy-image-resizing-and-rotating-in-ubuntu
[05:56] <processroute> realopty: ok, not sure, but don't use dd or zero for images *inside* windows
[05:56] <uRock> heyboy ls -l gives the last date of modification