[03:38] <aiother> I read a lot of documentation about encrypted file system, but they seem to be for older versions.  I know on Lucid they give you the option to encrypt the home folder during installation, but is there an easy way to encrypt the whole file system on Lucid and is it beneficial?
[03:38] <te_> harry-houdini1: Just shut down, install it and see what happens.
[03:38] <hmw> kgs: thanks for the info. Knowing, that the bug is known wont help Lupo^ much, did I miss something?
[03:38] <Sensiva> kgs thanks for the info
[03:38] <Lupo^> kgs: I guess I need to download an iso and get it running on live at least, so I could dump MySQL and all the config files and stuff.. and wait.
[03:39] <harry-houdini1> okie doki  thanks te_
[03:39] <te_> harry-houdini1: You might first do:  sudo rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:39] <HighOnAmbien> can you make the location bar in nautilus editable instead of crumbs without using ctrl+l?
[03:39] <kgs> hmw: No I don't think so.. I am a little flustered. I may be repeating myself. This channel is so big, and moves to fast.
[03:39] <hjdshjsd> kgs: so why the hell they made a release before fixing it?
[03:39] <un214> Lupo^, try mounting your system from the livecd and adding "quiet nosplash" to the boot parameters
[03:39] <hmw> aiother: Encrypting everything is a good idea, if you really need to be sure. There are log- and config files etc on the main file system probably containing sensitive data
[03:39] <mfpockets> im a total newb to nix (switched 3 days ago) and i was wondering how to install apt-get to an sd card for use with an acer aspire one
[03:39] <teague> so im beond lost right now i just bought a usb  wifi adapter d-link dwa-130 and downloaded the driver from d-links site and now have no idea what to do
[03:39] <ichristopher> KevinR_, did you use this disk for installing when you dual booted with XP?
[03:40] <kgs> hjdshjsd: I don't think that they were aware of it at the time. It is only in retrospect that they noticed it has been around that long.
[03:40] <mfpockets> like for example if i wanted to install vlc on an sd like i did for windows
[03:40] <hmw> aiother: for private use, encrypting /home will be OK
[03:40] <moderndayzero> quick question. anyone know how to make an install disc or an ISO of your current os after it is all configured how you want it? i have all my drivers configured etc.
[03:40] <hjdshjsd> mfpockets: use apt-get -d install .... than copy it from /var/cache/apt to a drive
[03:40] <KevinR_> when trying to run livecd i get (process:245):Glib-WARNING **: getpwuid_r(): failed due to unknown user id (0)
[03:40] <te_> hjdshjsd: The piece of 100% bug free OS has yet to be released on this planet. (Ubuntu is as close as it gets.)  :)
[03:41] <KevinR_> ichristopher, No i use windows installer
[03:41] <mikelifeguard> moderndayzero: Dunno how to make an install disc, but you can make an image with dd, I think
[03:41] <KevinR_> used*
[03:41] <moderndayzero> well thats what i want
[03:41] <katsuru> Does any1 know where i can find a matrix rain code video in HD? ( i know it has nothing to do with ubuntu xD, i just want to use the video as wallpaper :P )
[03:41] <moderndayzero> what is dd
[03:41] <Sensiva> moderndayzero do you mean make a LiveCD iso out of your current installation?
[03:41] <hmw> moderndayzero: It might be possible, but I don't know. You could create a boot-USB-stick and redo configs, perhaps copying config files etc to the USB's persitance file system. YOu could later use partimage to make a backup/copy of that USB disk
[03:41] <ichristopher> KevinR_, have you tried the cd image found @ ubuntu.com
[03:42] <mfpockets> hjdshjsd: sorry total news here.. what is the -d comman doing exactly?
[03:42] <douglas> hey i cant change my poiunter
[03:42] <douglas> pointer
[03:42] <moderndayzero> yes i am running lucid and i have all my drivers fixed and running accelerated3d etc
[03:42] <hellphyre> moderndayzero: maybe aptoncs
[03:42] <mikelifeguard> moderndayzero: `man dd`
[03:42] <hmw> katsuru: perhaps you want to (ab)use the screensaver as "wallpaper": http://<IP_ADDRESS>/micro-cms/self-pc/howto/ubuntu-linux/gui/animated-matrix-desktop.html
[03:42] <moderndayzero> so i wanted to make an install iso out of it
[03:42] <hjdshjsd> mfpockets: it just downloads *.deb files, without install
[03:42] <hellphyre> moderndayzero: aptoncd
[03:42] <douglas> its not a problembut i cant change my pointer
[03:42] <onetinsoldier> moderndayzero: you might try....Ghost For Unix, g4u --> http://www.feyrer.de/g4u/
[03:42] <douglas> broblem
[03:43] <douglas> but
[03:43] <mfpockets> hjdshjsd: ok and then when i move it to other drive, what is the terminal comman to just instasll an apt?
[03:43] <KevinR_> ichristopher, yes that is where i downloaded the cd image Ubuntu Desktop 10.04 LTS 32 but
[03:43] <douglas> i cant change my pointer style in appearence
[03:43] <Vatra> hooga booga
[03:44] <katsuru> hmw, i already tried that, the Screensaver looks awesome, but as soon as applied it looks choppy and has glitches, any way to convert the screensaver into avi? :$
[03:44] <brax> Okay. So I have sshd set up and ON on this desktop.
[03:44] <brax> I went to my laptop currently work-- wait a sec.
[03:44] <ichristopher> what pc are you using?
[03:44] <douglas> can someone help me?
[03:44] <guitarman888> anyone know how to help me? I've got a fresh install of Xubuntu that hangs after grub. i am using the default kernel "2.6.32-21-generic" on xubuntu 10.04. when I select this option, all that appears is a flashing underscore, and it sits there untill I hard reboot. I know its doing nothing, because the hard disk spins down, and absolutely nothing happens.I havnt had this issue with with any other editions of
[03:44] <guitarman888>  ubuntu, and the system is not duel booted (xubuntu is the only one on there) I am using an acer aspire one netbook
[03:44] <hjdshjsd> mfpockets: dpkg -i <filename>, or you may just double-click *.deb file
[03:44] <douglas> i cant change my curcer
[03:44] <Lupo^> fetching the iso from the torrent. going to try Live and what un214 suggested.
[03:44] <hmw> !ask | douglas: probably. Ask something, please.
[03:45] <justin22885> does anyone know where gnome stores its wallpapers at?
[03:45] <crucialhoax> douglas: Sometimes the mouse pointers do not change right away. Have you tried rebooting after the mouse pointer change?
[03:45] <TheNerdAL> ubottu: I got Douglas.
[03:45] <mikelifeguard> brax: Need help with something more?
[03:45] <TheNerdAL> I'm pming him. :)
[03:45] <douglas> , ugh i dont think so
[03:45] <hmw> justin22885: /usr/share/backgrounds
[03:45] <brax> mikelifeguard: Well, now I do, unfortunately.
[03:45] <moderndayzero> not sure if thats what i need
[03:45] <douglas> ill try that
[03:45] <moderndayzero> im going to dual boot
[03:45] <mfpockets> hjdshjsd: ah! double clicking will do.  Transition from windows to linux is quite overwhelming at first.  Thanks!
[03:45] <mikelifeguard> :O
[03:45] <moderndayzero> windows7 / lucid
[03:46] <brax> I know why ssh isn't working on the laptop, but I cannot connect to my desktop's wireless internet network for some reason.
[03:46] <hmw> crucialhoax: douglas: restarting the GUI should be enough for that
[03:46] <KevinR_> ichristopher im using Hp pavilion ze4900
[03:46] <brax> I am booting from a flash drive on the laptop, though.
[03:46] <douglas> how you do that
[03:46] <joshuah> !wubi
[03:46] <hmw> !wifi | brax
[03:46] <douglas> is there a terminal command i can do?
[03:46] <mikelifeguard> brax: I'm not quite sure what you mean... you can't get the desktop to connect to your wireless network?
[03:46] <douglas> (i dont know any terminal commands x_x
[03:46] <ichristopher> KevinR_,  have you any OS's currently installed?
[03:46] <hmw> douglas: restart Gnome with   /etc/init.g/gdm restart
[03:46] <katsuru> Guys is there anyway to convert a ubuntu screensaver into Avi???
[03:47] <hmw> douglas: restart Gnome with   sudo /etc/init.g/gdm restart
[03:47] <douglas> ok
[03:47] <crucialhoax> hmw: It is actually sudo restart gdm now...
[03:47] <KevinR_> ichristoper, yes ---duel booted Xp and 10.04
[03:47] <crucialhoax> douglas: `sudo restart gdm`
[03:47] <hmw> crucialhoax: uhm ok
[03:47] <moderndayzero> maybe do a screen record?
[03:47] <KevinR_> IIM trying to do full wipe and install fo 10.04
[03:47] <ichristopher> Kevin`, does your machine boot from the CD?
[03:47] <katsuru> moderndayzero, i tried, with Recordmydesktop, it is toooo slow :S
[03:48] <moderndayzero> you need to config it
[03:48] <ichristopher> my bad `` KevinR_
[03:48] <KevinR_> its ok
[03:48] <moderndayzero> when i 1st used it it was horriable
[03:48] <katsuru> moderndayzero, i did, somehow it was still too slow, which config u using?
[03:48] <xpike>  cp libflashplayer.so ~./mozilla/plugins
[03:48] <xpike> cp: cannot create regular file `~./mozilla/plugins': No such file or directory
[03:48] <aiother> hmw: Thank you.  Is there a simple way to encrypt everything in Lucid or is it a complicated project?
[03:48] <hjdshjsd> howe can I remove animationn on system boot?
[03:48] <katsuru> moderndayzero, i am runing x64 ubuntu on a E8600 with 4Gb ram
[03:49] <douglas> i ttried that second command
[03:49] <hmw> aiother: it is somewhat complicated, but there are tutorials on the web
[03:49] <douglas> didnt work
[03:49] <crucialhoax> hjdshjsd: remove `splash` from the kernel line in the file `/etc/default/grub
[03:49] <theGman> I am needing to install svn for e17 install but I can't seem to find just that, what should I be installing?
[03:49] <douglas> what was the other one?
[03:49] <roberto_> got audio back
[03:49] <crucialhoax> hjdshjsd: gksudo gedit /etc/default/grub
[03:49] <aiother> hmw: What are the cons to encrypting everything?
[03:50] <trism> theGman: subversion
[03:50] <roberto_> when I first logged in there was a solid aguablue screen for a milliseond three though -- that's new
[03:50] <crucialhoax> hjdshjsd: then on the line that says `quite splash` remove `splash` but leave the "quite"
[03:50] <hjdshjsd> crucialhoax: would that setting be lost at next kernel uodate?
[03:50] <douglas> its interesting when i come to an edge on a window it when i want to change text whenever its not a normal pointer it changes to the setting i set it to
[03:50] <hmw> aiother: you cannot easily access the file systems in case of emergency, when you dont know how to or forgot the keys. it is some work to do. It might affect performance or SSD-life time
[03:50] <theGman> trism: That will satisfy the last part of this: http://paste2.org/p/820572 ?
[03:51] <crucialhoax> hjdshjsd: Then after the file is edited. In a terminal issue: `sudo update-grub`
[03:51] <douglas> does that give any more inf to what im dealling with
[03:51] <SSDF> Quick Question; what bittorrent client would you recommend ?
[03:51] <crucialhoax> hjdshjsd: That will apply the settings.
[03:51] <onetinsoldier> theGman: are you trying to follow a guide or anything?
[03:51] <mikelifeguard> SSDF: Transmission
[03:51] <hellphyre> SSDF: transmission is ok
[03:51] <hmw> SSDF: i am using the preinstalled one
[03:51] <douglas> hello?
[03:51] <trism> theGman: should, the svn client is provided by the subversion package
[03:51] <guitarman888> anyone know how to help me? I've got a fresh install of Xubuntu that hangs after grub. i am using the default kernel "2.6.32-21-generic" on xubuntu 10.04. when I select this option, all that appears is a flashing underscore, and it sits there untill I hard reboot. I know its doing nothing, because the hard disk spins down, and absolutely nothing happens.I havnt had this issue with with 9.04 or 9.10, and the
[03:51] <guitarman888>  system is not duel booted (xubuntu is the only one on there)
[03:51] <hmw> !hi | douglas
[03:51] <douglas> "grrrr"
[03:51] <SSDF> Okeldokly
[03:52] <mikelifeguard> guitarman888: Did you try booting without the 'quiet' and 'splash' boot parameters?
[03:52] <douglas> ye i tried to restart
[03:52] <sagatpx> boa noite
[03:52] <douglas> but it didnt work
[03:52] <guitarman888> mikelifeguard: got the same result with them
[03:52] <brax> How do I connect to a wireless network manually?
[03:52] <douglas> its interesting when i come to an edge on a window it when i want to change text whenever its not a normal pointer it changes to the setting i set it to
[03:52] <mikelifeguard> :(
[03:52] <douglas> does that give any more inf to what im dealling with
[03:52] <hmw> !wifi | brax
[03:52] <mikelifeguard> guitarman888: I really suspect you're booting from a wrong UUID, or it can't find requisite files -- but normally that gives error output
[03:53] <EntityReborn> Guys, if I want just the base Ubuntu, without the added stuff like totem, firefox, etc, but just bootable into gnome, how could I go about this?
[03:53] <acerimmer> EntityReborn: minimal install
[03:53] <EntityReborn> Would like to make a custom livecd
[03:53] <EntityReborn> acerimmer, ok, I'll look into it.
[03:53] <acerimmer> EntityReborn: minimal install & remastersys
[03:53] <douglas> what should i do/
[03:53] <douglas> ?
[03:53] <hmw> brax: oops, they changed the !wifi factoid or i mixed up something. Open the page and go to the troubleshooting page
[03:54] <Sensiva> EntityReborn uck is great easy to use tool to remaster ubuntu livecd
[03:54] <theGman> onetinsoldier: Sry, dc'd. Yeah. This one: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=97199&highlight=E17+cvs
[03:54] <guitarman888> mikelifeguard: well, ive gotten it to successfully boot once or twice. I had accidently dropped something on it that held a random key down. some letters went accross the screen and bang, it booted up. interested, I rebooted it, held down the same key, and it did not boot up, but left me with the flashign underscore again
[03:54] <sagatpx> boa noite
[03:54] <hjdshjsd> !pt
[03:54] <guitarman888> mikelifeguard: I really appreciate the help btw
[03:55] <onetinsoldier> theGman: ok, roger. looking at it now...
[03:55] <EntityReborn> Actually, looking on the wiki, I see a page for doing one from the ground up, I'll look at that
[03:55] <mikelifeguard> guitarman888: ok, now I suspect witchcraft :P
[03:55] <Roasted> I have samba installed, yet /etc/init.d/samba restart isn't a recognized command. I don't understand - how can I start/stop samba?
[03:55] <crucialhoax> Roasted: sudo restart samba
[03:55] <DIL> put my finger into a socket once to see what wud happen
[03:55] <hellphyre> Roasted: crucialhoax types faster than me
[03:55] <Roasted> crucialhoax, restart: Unknown job: samba
[03:55] <onetinsoldier> theGman: that guide is really really old. i wouldn't follow it
[03:55] <LuckySMack> in ludic when trying to install packages from software center, I always get "software cannot be authenticated"warnings. But doesnt give me the option to allow them anyways. so i have to install from the cli in order to accept it. How can i fix it so i can allow the install from software center?
[03:55] <guitarman888> mikelifeguard: hahahahha that would make things simple wouldnt it? 9.04 and 9.10 both installed without a hitch, and now ive got this crap going.
[03:56] <mikelifeguard> guitarman888: Is it a totally new install?
[03:56] <theGman> onetinsoldier: Ok then, better suggestion?
[03:56] <guitarman888> mikelifeguard: yes, its a totally fresh install. I even went as far as doing a complete format, and redoing the partition tables myself. no dice
[03:56] <Roasted> crucialhoax, any idea?
[03:56] <crucialhoax> Roasted: Type `service` in a terminal then do a quick double tap of the TAB key, it will list all services, is Samba there?
[03:57] <theGman> onetinsoldier: Since I'm unable to find out what the diffs are between e16 and e17..
[03:57] <guitarman888> mikelifeguard: as it stands, ive reinstalled about 6 times
[03:57] <hjdshjsd> guitarman888: it's called opensource: more working systems -> less support contracts-> bad thing
[03:57] <mikelifeguard> LuckySMack: I think you're missing the keys the software is signed with... is there a metapackage to pull those in maybe? I suppose it must be possible somehow to do it manually too... dunno
[03:57] <Roasted> crucialhoax, I ran service --status-all, and I did not see "samba" in the list. I saw "smbd" but thats the closest thing I found.
[03:57] <onetinsoldier> theGman: i might be interested in getting the e17 svn source as well for the heck of it. so i am looking. so far, i've landed here --> http://svn.enlightenment.org/
[03:57] <SSDF> mikelifeguard: when I downloaded torrents in vista I used a peer block program, Is there one for ubunut, and should I use it ?
[03:57] <Roasted> crucialhoax, samba is installed tho. apt-get install samba = 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove.
[03:57] <theGman> guitarman888: It took me about that many times to finally get 10.04 on mine from 9.10 live cd. :)
[03:57] <brax> guitarman888: Are you sure the iso or whatever you used to install is correct
[03:58] <LuckySMack> mikelifeguard, yea they are packages that are in the standard repos. I havent added any
[03:58] <joshuah> SSDF: what do you use it for? transmission has a block list... but I don't know if that's the same thing
[03:58] <mikelifeguard> SSDF: Transmission has a block list (dunno offhand where it comes from) that you can use. Might as well use it
[03:58] <onetinsoldier> theGman: this guy doesn't exactly go over the differences, but it might give you an idea --> http://linux-blog.org/enlightenment-17-review/
[03:58] <crucialhoax> Roasted: That is probably it then.
[03:58] <mikelifeguard> LuckySMack: you still need the signing keys to verify the downloads though :\
[03:58] <iamthefrenchman> rtorrent is a joy and a dream once you let yourself settle with it for a couple torrents.
[03:58] <guitarman888> brax: im pretty sure its correct. I grabbed it from the xubuntu website, and used one of the mirrors listed. it also runs in live mode flawlessly
[03:58] <mikelifeguard> guitarman888: Sorry, I really have no clue at this point
[03:58] <amikrop> How can I make icons appear under the System menu?
[03:58] <guitarman888> mikelifeguard: thanks anyways man, I appreciate it
[03:59] <mikelifeguard> brax: you disappeared :P
[03:59] <theGman> onetinsoldier: Thx :)
[03:59] <Roasted> crucialhoax, not sure. I kind of doubt it tho the way its acting.
[03:59] <crucialhoax> amikrop: Right click on the menu and choose `edit menus` then you can add what you need.
[03:59] <onetinsoldier> theGman: and if you want to use a nice gui to download svn, i can recommend 'esvn'
[03:59] <Roasted> crucialhoax, just sorta frustrating, since I rely on samba heavily and just upgraded to 10.04
[03:59] <brax> mikelifeguard: Whu?
[03:59] <crucialhoax> Roasted: ?
[03:59] <mikelifeguard> brax: you were having some wifi problem, weren't you? Did you fix it?
[03:59] <onetinsoldier> theGman: you're welcome :)
[04:00] <mkquist> Roasted: samba frustrations?
[04:00] <brax> guitarman888: That's curious. Perhaps you should download again? I know it seems like it won't work, but it appears you've done almost everything within your control already.
[04:00] <amikrop> crucialhoax: No, I mean bring the icons before the menu entries, back (like in 9.10).
[04:00] <guitarman888> brax: I've tried redownloading from a different mirror already with the same result. im really baffled by this
[04:00] <brax> mikelifeguard: Nope. I think since the laptop is booting off of a live usb and the proper drivers aren't installed, the wifi isn't appearing.
[04:00] <SSDF> Thanks mikelifeguard  and joshuah
[04:01] <Roasted> mkquist, Im pretty familiar with samba, so when I installed 10.04 earlier today I went through the regular motions of adding users, re-linking up my shares, etc. but the samba service isnt running, and yet samba is installed, I've rebooted, etc, but when I sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart (like 9.10 and before) it fails to do anything. nothing samba related is listed in /etc/init.d and service --status-all doesnt show samba as running.
[04:01] <crucialhoax> amikrop: I do not know what you are talking about.
[04:01] <guitarman888> brax: the only thing ive managed to get to boot successfully is the memory test
[04:01] <brax> guitarman888: Well, then. I'm sorry, my level of experience has been surpassed.
[04:01] <mkquist> Roasted: try sudo smbd restart....
[04:01] <Roasted> mkquist, I did.
[04:01] <guitarman888> brax: thanks anyways. I appreciate it
[04:01] <mkquist> Roasted: know you pain
[04:01] <hjdshjsd> LOL I've installed updates and now GDM is crashing, gg
[04:01] <joshuah> Roasted: if it's not running try "start"
[04:01] <Roasted> mkquist, wait a second.
[04:01]  * iamthefrenchman doesnt like 10.04....  too much has changed without aparrent rationale nor reason...  like stuff has just been changed on a whim, just for the heck of it...
[04:01] <crucialhoax> Roasted: I have samba installed as well and running `sudo restart smbd` I got a service restart, however using `samba` did not work.
[04:01] <mkquist> Roasted: smbd?
[04:01] <mikelifeguard> brax: Entirely possible. You can install the drivers to get wifi on the laptop working though... it wouldn't be permanent though. But why are you using a LiveUSB instead of installing it? O.o
[04:02] <mfpockets> hjdshjsd: Can i delete all other debs in var/cache/apt/archives ?
[04:02]  * iamthefrenchman also didnt get the minimal version to work  :P
[04:02] <mkquist> Roasted: had the same problem the other night and was more than a little frustrated, but got samba sorted out finally across my three machines
[04:02] <Roasted> I ran sudo restart smbd, but service--status-all shows  [ ? ]  smbd
[04:02] <MikeChelen> amikrop: there are supposed to be icons next to each program in system -> preferences or system -> administration
[04:02] <mkquist> Roasted: sudo smbd start?
[04:02] <uncannywhizz> what's the command to join another room?
[04:02] <brax> mikelifeguard: My laptop absolutely detests anything but that-which-shall-remain-unnamed.
[04:02] <Roasted> mkquist, let me fire up my laptop to see if I can connect
[04:02] <sshc> I accidentally closed a document with an enourmous amount of work and discareded the changes.  I didn't save it (shame on me!).  Is there any way at all to recover it?
[04:02] <hjdshjsd> mfpockets: they are usually removed automatically, but yes, you can
[04:02] <crucialhoax> uncannywhizz: /join
[04:02] <onetinsoldier> uncannywhizz: /join #room
[04:02] <mikelifeguard> heh
[04:02] <Roasted> mkquist, neither start or restart shows smbd as running. its always ?
[04:02] <mkquist> uncannywhizz: /j #whatever
[04:02] <mkquist> Roasted: seems to be
[04:02] <crypt-0> does the ubuntu-server kernel have the XTS modue once installed?
[04:03] <mkquist> Roasted: no indication, just works
[04:03] <amikrop> MikeChelen: But, directly in system-> ? (like in 9.10)
[04:03] <sshc> I'm using open office
[04:03] <mfpockets> hjdshjsd: any reason you think they wouldnt have?  i have 280 mb of debs in there
[04:03] <amikrop> MikeBanks: like in System->About GNOME
[04:03] <uncannywhizz> How do I auth my self with server
[04:03] <Roasted> mkquist, seems as if it worked - my mac is asking me what share to connect to...
[04:03] <mkquist> Roasted: there you go.. =)
[04:03] <MikeChelen> amikrop: icons for what, Help and Support or About GNOME?
[04:03] <crucialhoax> Roasted: smbd start/running, process 2850 That is my output, you do not see any of that?
[04:03] <KnifeySpooney> Can someone tell me the files that are in their /boot/grub directory? I accidentally installed grub into a partition instead of the whole disk, and I think I have extra files
[04:03] <KnifeySpooney> Here is my /boot/grub: http://pastebin.com/0ZJWxcFh
[04:03] <hjdshjsd> help my GDM is crashing when I press 'login' button, and X restarts too!!
[04:04] <SSDF> Another Quick question; When you click on a drop down menu, it is totally empty except the selected option, however if you run your mouse up and down it high lights the one it is over. It used to actually show them all.
[04:04] <onetinsoldier> !register | uncannywhizz
[04:04] <acerimmer> KnifeySpooney: can u still boot?
[04:04] <crucialhoax> I have an acer aspire 1 532h running 10.04 i386 desktop and it does not correctly detect battery charge from wake up. It is always way off, any suggestions?
[04:04] <MikeBanks> amikrop ???
[04:04] <uncannywhizz> !register | uncannywhizz
[04:04] <Roasted> mkquist, that worked. hmm so I guess samba just changed the command type for the version in 10.04????
[04:05] <acerimmer> register
[04:05] <mkquist> Roasted: seems to be...
[04:05] <onetinsoldier> !register
[04:05] <KnifeySpooney> acerimmer: yeah everything is fine, it's not booting from the partition because I installed back onto the whole disk. I'm just concerned about having those 1,000 files
[04:05] <uncannywhizz> ubottu, it didn't pop up
[04:05] <mkquist> Roasted: also had to add a line in global to share ntfs folders...
[04:05] <mkquist> Roasted: in smb-config, just in case
[04:05] <onetinsoldier> uncannywhizz: try my name instead of your own nick
[04:06] <uncannywhizz> !register | onetinsoldier
[04:06] <CorpX> can anyone tell me how to in stall modperl?
[04:06] <CorpX> i tried sudo apt-get install libapache2-mod-perl2
[04:06] <onetinsoldier> hehe
[04:06] <CorpX> but thats not working
[04:06] <onetinsoldier> !botabuse
[04:06] <SSDF> Another Quick question; When you click on a drop down menu, it is totally empty except the selected option, however if you run your mouse up and down it high lights the one it is over. It used to actually show them all.
[04:06] <mfpockets> hjdshjsd: i cannot drag them to trash.  error  says denied
[04:06] <tomatoes7> !botabuse
[04:06] <harry-houdini1> hello i have an old ati rage theater 9950AA I am trying to get it to work with 10.04 anyone know where to find drivers
[04:06] <mikelifeguard> SSDF: That's not normal, AFAIK :)
[04:06] <Roasted> mkquist, what do you mean, share ntfs folders? you have ntfs partitions you share out by samba?
[04:07] <SSDF> mikelifeguard:  whats not normal ? The options not actually showing up unless moused over ?
[04:07] <mikelifeguard> yes
[04:07] <mikelifeguard> SSDF: At least, if I understand what you're describing correctly
[04:07] <onetinsoldier> tomatoes7: i think the bot doesn't repeat the same factoid into the channel quickly in succession. you have to wait a few minutes
[04:08] <KnifeySpooney> Can someone post the files in their /boot/grub? I think mine has extra files: http://pastebin.com/0ZJWxcFh
[04:08] <amikrop> MikeBanks: yes, and I found ti here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1468099
[04:08] <SSDF> Well say you go to a preferences in well tranmission, click the drop down menu for save to :
[04:08] <mkquist> Roasted: there just network shares...
[04:08] <SSDF> Text does not show up
[04:08] <MikeChelen> KnifeySpooney: this is mine http://pastebin.com/3dC3u4Ye
[04:09] <Roasted> mkquist, right... but if theyre network shares, what does ntfs folders have to do with the equation?
[04:09] <SSDF> Icons do, and when you mouse of the icons the text to the right appear.
[04:09] <DM|> I am having issues getting FGLRX to work properly. I have fglrx installed but when i do fglrxinfo there is no output. 3d is also inoperable
[04:09] <mkquist> Roasted: just had a problem sharing the ntfs folders initially after new install is all
[04:09] <enav> hi people i got a problem using ubuntu server edition... i cant make ebox run propertly... can i have some help here???
[04:09] <moderndayzero> gimme a sec DM
[04:10] <KnifeySpooney> MikeChelen: thanks, I guess that solves that
[04:10] <moderndayzero> i have a good tut for you
[04:10] <DM|> moderndayzero: kk
[04:10] <Roasted> mkquist, *shrug* I'm not sharing anything ntfs. Just allowing windows/linux/mac users to connect to their samba share accordingly on my ubuntu box :P
[04:10] <crypt-0> does ubuntu server use the same kernel as desktop?
[04:10] <DM|> moderndayzero: I even tried to install the driver directly from ATI, but that made things worse
[04:10] <mkquist> Roasted: just a comment, in case you might have been
[04:10] <mikelifeguard> enav: you can try #ubuntu-server, which is much quieter, and might have better expertise
[04:11] <enav> crypt-0 is the same kernel but different configuration and without xorg graphic environment
[04:11] <acerimmer> crypt-0: NO - according to the official book there is a custom server kernel
[04:11] <enav> mikelifeguard thanks mate
[04:11] <onetinsoldier> DM|: i'd recommend to try, renaming the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file, then... as root, run aticonfig --initial
[04:11] <DM|> moderndayzero: One sec, somehow installing FGLRX again wiped my xorg.conf clean
[04:11] <linuxmonster> sorry think I messed up the pastebin but i pasted mine KnifeySpooney
[04:11] <moderndayzero> DMnhere ya go
[04:11] <DM|> moderndayzero: aye, i restored it to a previous setup, gonna reboot and try
[04:11] <moderndayzero> http://ubuntugeek.com/forum/index.php/topic,223.msg763.html#msg763
[04:12] <KnifeySpooney> linuxmonster: thanks I see it, posted by linuxwolf?
[04:12] <guitarman888> gah, I think im just gunna drop kick my laptop and get a life.
[04:12] <linuxmonster> Yes thats the name I always used but someone took it on here as I was away for a few years lol
[04:13] <Scunizi> Ok.. I've decided to upgrade 8.04 to 10.04 via live cd.. as in fresh install.. when I get to the partitioning section and choose manual it does not show the 7 partitions on the drive. (laptop 1 drive, dual boot w/XP) .. How do I assign already created partitions?
[04:14] <EntityReborn> K, my question is, what all can be removed without messing up the install? I've heard `sudo apt-get purge totem` can remove ubuntu-desktop, etc
[04:14] <EntityReborn> If I could, I want to take the existing LiveCD and remove most of the things
[04:14] <onetinsoldier> Scunizi: did you choose Advanced and then to manually select partitions?
[04:14] <NinoScript> Hi!
[04:15] <c5> non trovo un programma per agg e rimuovere prog
[04:15] <theGman> onetinsoldier: Does it matter that the script at the svn link you gave is getting from debian trunk?
[04:15] <Scunizi> onetinsoldier: didn't see an "Advanced button".. just one for manually choosing partitions
[04:16] <onetinsoldier> theGman: sorry, i haven't tried to get the svn yet. but no, that probably doesn't matter. should be fine
[04:16] <KnifeySpooney> linuxmonster, final question, what is written inside your /boot/grub/video.lst ? Mine is missing and one forum thread says to just put 'vbe' into it and chmod 644
[04:16] <theGman> onetinsoldier: K.
[04:16] <onetinsoldier> Scunizi: ok, sorry. but that's what you want
[04:16] <theGman> !hi |NinoScript
[04:16] <DM|> moderndayzero: Yeah... that didnt work at all, now its telling me FGLRX isnt a module, even though its installed.
[04:16] <Scunizi> onetinsoldier: k.. I'll take a look.
[04:16] <hjdshjsd> hpw to unpack rpm file in ubuntu?
[04:16] <crucialhoax> I have an acer aspire 1 532h running 10.04 i386 desktop and it does not correctly detect battery charge from wake up. It is always way off, any suggestions?
[04:16] <DM|> moderndayzero: I didnt try that link yet. Thats quite a bit of work arounds: P
[04:17] <theGman> hjdshjsd: Why would you? Not trying to be smart here...
[04:17] <onetinsoldier> Scunizi: i think it's after you choose to manually select your partitions that it'll say 'Advanced'
[04:17] <DM|> That and my edge scrolling STILL doesnt work. Been a bug for 3 1/2 months
[04:17] <moderndayzero> my buddy wrote the tut and worked from both him and i
[04:17] <theGman> hjdshjsd: I would suggest finding an ubuntu/debian compat file first. :)
[04:17] <uspenok> hjdshjsd: http://embraceubuntu.com/2005/09/23/installing-using-an-rpm-file/
[04:17] <NinoScript> I want to write japanese as I did it on MacOSX, I think the name of the input method is: Kotoeri. With that method, for the syllabe ゕ(ka) I just typed k-a
[04:17] <hjdshjsd> theGman: it's a data file, not a program
[04:18] <onetinsoldier> hjdshjsd: yeah.. what theGman said. i've been down that road before. i said forget it
[04:18] <linuxmonster> KnifeySpooney,  I dont have a video.lst in mine. And doing a locate video.lst which should check the entire drive returned no such file/dDir
[04:18] <hjdshjsd> NinoScript: most input methods work like this
[04:18] <Scunizi> onetinsoldier: i'll look
[04:18] <theGman> hjdshjsd: Ah, Whew! :P
[04:18] <oxyrosis> i did it!
[04:19] <KnifeySpooney> linuxmonster, I'm getting an error that says "head: cannot open `/boot/grub/video.lst' for reading: No such file or directory" when I run update-grub2
[04:19] <theGman> hjdshjsd: Just lookin' out for ya man. Got yer bak right? :)
[04:19] <NinoScript> hjdshjsd, But the japanese layouts I see, write 1 kana for each letter I type :S
[04:19] <DM|> Anyone else's edge scrolling on their laptop not functional?
[04:19] <hjdshjsd> NinoScript: there's a swith to latin mode
[04:19] <linuxmonster> KnifeySpooney,  cant help ya sorry as I have no such file either but I dont get grub or boot-up errors either.
[04:19] <Scunizi> onetinsoldier: nope.. no advanced button
[04:19] <theGman> oxyrosis: Uh, did what exactly? o.O
[04:19] <KnifeySpooney> linuxmonster, okay thanks
[04:20] <onetinsoldier> hjdshjsd: if it's just a data file, you could maybe try 'alien'
[04:20] <TheNerdAL> Helping people is fun.
[04:20] <oxyrosis> so linux gurus, i have a problem with ubuntu. I updated recently and now i have no more functionallity of VLC or GIMP. i think it is a python related issue, and synaptic doesn't see any broken packages. how can i help you help me?
[04:20] <DM|> oxyrosis: What exactly is happening?
[04:21] <onetinsoldier> Scunizi: ok, well, just choose to manually select/make your partitions. see if what you were looking for shows up in there now
[04:21] <oxyrosis> well let me get an exact erroro message, hold on
[04:21] <NinoScript> hjdshjsd, can't find anything like it :(
[04:21] <oxyrosis> oh, look at that, they are not avaliable for selection anymore, its almost as if they have vanished
[04:21] <avuordep> hi, my name is peter and im from brazil, my english is not very good
[04:21] <avuordep> i need a help for understand
[04:22] <DM|> oxyrosis: output of "sudo apt-get install gimp vlc" ?
[04:22] <NinoScript> avuordep, /join #ubuntu-br
[04:22] <oxyrosis> two secs. . .
[04:22] <DM|> oxyrosis: any errors there?
[04:22] <Scunizi> onetinsoldier: nope.. 7 partitions exist already and it wants me to "repartition" the entire drive.
[04:22] <theGman> DM|: Define edge scrolling? Do you mean moving your mouse beyond the edge of the desktop to go to the next that kinda thing?
[04:22] <oxyrosis> sudo: /etc/sudoers is mode 0666, should be 0440
[04:22] <oxyrosis> "
[04:23] <oxyrosis> mode 666 is pretty ominious
[04:23] <DM|> theGman: touchpads on laptops have the right side dedicated to the same functionality of a mouse's scroll wheel
[04:23] <onetinsoldier> Scunizi: none of your partitions show up in there? what 'type' of partitions were they?
[04:23] <DM|> oxyrosis: hurrmmm
[04:23] <NinoScript> !br | avuordep
[04:23] <theGman> DM|: Ah, right. Hang on, let me see what mine does.
[04:23] <crypt-0> how can i load a modue on the server cd ?
[04:23] <oxyrosis> hurrmmm is ominious too
[04:23] <theGman> DM|: Mine works fine.
[04:23] <onetinsoldier> Scunizi: up on the far upper right corner, have you selected the proper drive? does this system have more than one drive?
[04:24] <DM|> oxyrosis: sounds like your permissions are screwed up, Im not confident enough how to advise you to fix it
[04:24] <uspenok> oxyrosis: i think u have to change back atributes
[04:24] <oxyrosis> how do i do that uspenok?
[04:24] <NinoScript> help me input japanese characters as with macs :D
[04:24] <uspenok> oxyrosis: do u have another linux ?
[04:24] <avuordep> ok, tks
[04:25] <Scunizi> onetinsoldier: It's a Dell vostro 1400.. so 1 fat32 for the "media" button, NTFS, 1 hidden fat32, ext3 /, ext3 /home & swap.. Even gparted shows no allocated space on the drive
[04:25] <oxyrosis> as in another installation? yes. but i cannot access it anymore
[04:25] <Ashfire908> I'm having issues with transcode. The output is choppy, like the video lags for a sec, is fine for a sec, then lags, etc. The player is not lagging, I checked that already.
[04:25] <DM|> brb
[04:25] <uspenok> oxyrosis: Ok. u should have ubuntus livecd, don't u ?
[04:25] <oxyrosis> i have one on a thumb drive
[04:26] <onetinsoldier> Scunizi: if you type in -->  sudo parted -l  ....on a command line, do they show up in the output?
[04:26] <Ashfire908> The source video is fine. If I should ask elsewhere, point me in the right direction. :)
[04:26] <theGman> oxyrosis: I think uspenokMay be having you go for re-install #7! :P
[04:26] <motkue> hello can someone give me a hand? I lost access to some of my Internet radio stations on rhythmbox. says I am missing a plugin
[04:26] <oxyrosis> yeah, i am having trouble with that one too
[04:27] <theGman> !plugins |motkue
[04:27] <oxyrosis> sometimes it works, most of the time it tells me that my bios cannot support linux and i should complain.
[04:27] <oxyrosis> seeing as i am on linux RIGHT NOW, i am confused by that error
[04:27] <oxyrosis> ubuntu to be exact, 9.04
[04:27] <uspenok> oxyrosis: u need to boot from livecd and change permissions to file /еtc/sudoers
[04:28] <Scunizi> onetinsoldier: "error" can't have overlapping partitions.."  which doesn't make any sense since this laptop has been and is still running XP and 8.04 with no issues since the 8.04 release..
[04:28] <hjdshjsd> guess i'll stay on debian until they fix all those horrendous bugs; good morning all
[04:28] <uspenok> oxyrosis: by the command "chmod /path/to/the/mounted/drive/etc/sudoers 044"
[04:28] <uspenok> oxyrosis: by the command "chmod /path/to/the/mounted/drive/etc/sudoers 0444"
[04:29] <onetinsoldier> Scunizi: yeah. well, i'm not shocked. it means you'll need to repartition from scratch. linux doesn't like something about your partition tables
[04:29] <Scunizi> uspenok: you have it backwards.. sudo chmod 0444 <path>
[04:29] <locke> where can I go to get help getting UBunrtu to recognize my USB Wireles adapter?
[04:29] <tonsofpcs> locke: dmesg
[04:29] <Scunizi> onetinsoldier: or just do the standard online upgrade
[04:29] <locke> tonsofpcs,  dmesg?
[04:29] <uspenok> oxyrosis: by the command "chmod /path/to/the/mounted/drive/etc/sudoers 0440" - that is wright
[04:30] <onetinsoldier> Scunizi: yeah. you could do that i reckon
[04:30] <crypt-0> how can i load a modue on the server cd ?
[04:30] <DM|> moderndayzero: So installing that new kernel fixed my touchpad issue. :D still going through the long long long tut
[04:30] <linuxmonster> locke, if Ubuntu does not see it when you plug it in, then you may need to use ndiswrappers. I would google for that and have the windows driver disk handy
[04:30] <oxyrosis> what would an example of the path look like?
[04:30] <mezimezim> how come since I updated to 10.04, the view in Nautilus is changed, i.e., I cannot get the "buttons" to move around folders anymore?
[04:31] <moderndayzero> ? i thought u had 3d problems
[04:31] <locke> Alright thanks linuxmonster
[04:31] <EntityReborn> How much space does a ubuntu repo take?
[04:31] <DM|> moderndayzero: I did, the touchpad was a different issue
[04:31] <Scunizi> onetinsoldier: maybe testdisk will see if there is an issue?
[04:31] <onetinsoldier> Scunizi: i once had the same problem. linux didn't like something about my current partition tables at the time. i wanted to install fresh anyway, so i repartitioned
[04:31] <Durf> I created a 100gig partion and I can access it but I can't put files on it, it says I don't have permission..?
[04:31] <EntityReborn> I'd like to mirror a repo
[04:31] <linuxmonster> locke,  typing lsusb will also give you an idea if its being seen at all and what chipset it is using
[04:31] <DM|> moderndayzero: It just fixed another issue while im trying to fix this one, :D
[04:31] <uspenok> oxyrosis: sorry one more correction "chmod 0440 /media/some_thing_here/etc/sudoers"
[04:32] <Durf> I created a 100gig partion and I can access it but I can't put files on it, it says I don't have permission..how do i stop this? I know the password it just says because of lost and found or something...anyone got an idea? I've tried formatting it
[04:32] <Scunizi> onetinsoldier: but then I'm reinstalling *everything* including windows.. I really don't want to go there if I don't have to .
[04:32] <Alphos> i'm having a bit of a trouble with firefox (please don't tell me to go there, wait for it ;) ) with a fresh upgrade from karmic to lucid : when clicking on a link in any other application, if firefox is already running, the link will load but ffox won't get focus. so far, the closest explanation i've got, after tweaking about:config, is a compiz-related problem
[04:32] <Alphos> but the trouble is, there was no further explanation about it...
[04:32] <locke> linuxmonster,  in terminal?
[04:32] <n3kr0n> hey! Do I have to do anything to my ubuntu accept tcp packets, no hum?
[04:32] <uspenok> oxyrosis: but before u have to mount it of course. just click on item in menu on youre disc
[04:32] <mezimezim> FloodBot4: Nautilus
[04:33] <onetinsoldier> Scunizi: i hear you. it's what i did though. just letting you know
[04:33] <uspenok> oxyrosis: and after that reboot to youre system and "sudo apt-get install vlc gimp"
[04:33] <te_> Durf: Sounds like you may have it mounted ro instead of rw.
[04:33] <oxyrosis> so all this is to be done on the live cd?
[04:33] <Scunizi> onetinsoldier: thanks..
[04:33] <te_> Durf: You could create a fstab entry for it.
[04:33] <linuxmonster> locke,  yes in terminal you dont need to be root at all, also see what dmsh says both are helpful. if its not a usb adapter then use lspci instead
[04:33] <onetinsoldier> Scunizi: you're welcome. good luck
[04:33] <Durf> te_ how?
[04:33] <jew_> what do u type in the terminal to get a admin file browser?
[04:33] <n3kr0n> hum... my ubuntu is accepting ping requests
[04:33] <Alphos> when launching firefox, everything goes smoothly, the new firefox window will pop up as a charm ; but when not, it'll stay in the background, with the tray blinking to tell me something happened : i have then to click on it/alt-tab to it
[04:33] <linuxmonster> locke, dmsg sorry
[04:34] <mezimezim> jew_ : did you try "sudo nautilus"
[04:34] <Scunizi> onetinsoldier: isn't it called testdisk? or is it a different name?
[04:34] <jew_> no i put 2 "l"'s haha thanks
[04:34] <te_> Durf: Would first have to see what the device is and what partition you have created.
[04:34] <onetinsoldier> jew_: gksu nautilus
[04:34] <uspenok> oxyrosis: 1) boot from live cd 2) click on the disk in the menu 3) chmod 0440 /media/some_thing_here/etc/sudoers" 4) reboot to youre system and "sudo apt-get install vlc gimp"
[04:35] <locke> linuxmonster,  what is dmsg?
[04:35] <oxyrosis> okay, thanks alot, i'll try it
[04:35] <te_> Durf:  pastebin the results of fdisk -l
[04:35] <uspenok> oxyrosis: gl
[04:35] <mikelifeguard> What are "debugging symbols"?
[04:35] <te_> Durf: sudo fdisk -l
[04:35] <KnifeySpooney> Hi, for some reason Compiz is blurring behind ALL window titlebars when I only want blur behind Docky. I have the window filter "class=notification | class=Docky" for Blur windows in compizconfig-settings-manager, but I still see a blur behind all titlebars (when I make the window transparent)
[04:35] <ZykoticK9> !gksu > mezimezim
[04:35] <uspenok> oxyrosis: good luck i mean
[04:36] <KnifeySpooney> This is a problem because having the blur on all titlebars makes moving windows sluggish for me
[04:36] <mikelifeguard> KnifeySpooney: That's an OR, you want an AND I think
[04:36] <te_> Durf: How do you have it mounted now? mount
[04:37] <locke> linuxmonster,  what is dmsg? and more importantly how do I use it, where do I find it etc.
[04:37] <linuxmonster> my typing sucks tonight locke  sorry dmesg is something another also suggested. but having used it just now I think that would list to much. Just use lspci or lsusb to try see if it can atleats see what the chipset is
[04:37] <KnifeySpooney> mikelifeguard, I want an OR because class=notification will blur all the notify-osd bubbles, and class=Docky will blur my transparent Docky bar (window list manager)
[04:37] <KnifeySpooney> The window doesn't necessarily have to be both, in fact it should never be both
[04:37] <te_> Durf: mount | pastebinit
[04:37] <roberto_> what is this (from dmesg)?  [   37.554617] [drm] nouveau 0000:0a:00.0: GPU lockup - switching to software fbcon
[04:37] <uspenok> locke: dmesg its a loging function in linux, just tape dmesg in terminal
[04:38] <mikelifeguard> KnifeySpooney: Sorry, I misread 'class'
[04:38] <roberto_> uspenok: I meant, what is that specific message from dmesg?
[04:38] <KnifeySpooney> no worries :)
[04:38] <michael1982> help
[04:38] <MrKeuner> hello, my NIC using e1000e is sporadically getting disconnected. How can I track the problem? syslog or messages does not report any errors. This problem was also with karmic (currently lucid) Then I had installad wicd instead of network manager, and that helped decreasing the frequency of experiencing the problem
[04:38] <Durf> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/ieA0FBuX te_
[04:38] <michael1982> my comp keeps overheating and shutting down
[04:38] <freshlyinstalled> hey guys I'm with a question of which I only partly know the reply: Does automatic log on significantly decrease ubuntu's security?
[04:38] <crdlb> KnifeySpooney: does that blur go away if you blank the rule entirely?
[04:38] <michael1982> help
[04:39] <freshlyinstalled> or does it merely protect against peers getting in your account
[04:39] <linuxmonster> michael1982,  open the case and see if your fan on the cpu has died or is loose heatsink
[04:39] <MrKeuner> freshlyinstalled, no
[04:39] <port80web> freshlyinstalled: yes, if others have access to your machine.
[04:39] <enav> michael1982 did you chek the fan cooler?  i mean is clear no dust in there?
[04:39] <port80web> physical access
[04:39] <KnifeySpooney> crdlb: Hmmmmm nope, so I guess that is not the issue. The blur does disappear if I disable the whole effect however
[04:39] <michael1982> it only got replaced 3 months ago
[04:40] <MrKeuner> freshlyinstalled, fro remote access you still need to log in with your password
[04:40] <uspenok> roberto_: can't understand what u about. dmesg- logging most important event on youre system. Errors, warringe etc.
[04:40] <freshlyinstalled> in other words: auto log on is no problem as long as nobody phisically comes behind my pc and "hacks" my account
[04:40] <michael1982> and is there a program that can tell me how hot my comp is getting
[04:40] <locke> linuxmonster,  it at least picks it up! using lsusb it picke dup the NETGEAR adapter
[04:40] <uspenok> roberto_: what specific messages do u mean
[04:40] <linuxmonster> michael1982,  okay but I would still check to make sure the heatsink has not come unclip or is loose. or the fan died it happens trust me I build computers for a side living
[04:41] <port80web> freshlyinstalled: that is true.
[04:41] <freshlyinstalled> nice thanks guys!
[04:41] <roberto_> uspenok: you're right, you don't understand. I'm not asking "what is dmesg" I'm asking, "what is that message I pasted at the end?"
[04:41] <michael1982> oh ok ill do it tonight
[04:41] <Durf> actually te_ I just want to increase space on my current partition
[04:41] <linuxmonster> does it list the chipset it is using like ralink #### or something similar
[04:41] <michael1982> ummm can i get a diagram for opening my dv51004ax computer?
[04:41] <Durf> te_ The partition I am using, but to edit it in gparted I need to unmount it, if I unmount the partition I am currently using what'll happen?
[04:42] <onetinsoldier> freshlyinstalled: if you're the only user of the system, and you not worried about someone being able to come in and turn on the power and be logged in automatically, then turn on auto login if you want
[04:42] <roberto_> what does this log mean (from dmesg)?  [   37.554617] [drm] nouveau 0000:0a:00.0: GPU lockup - switching to software fbcon
[04:42] <freshlyinstalled> and will ubuntu still warn me whenever it wants to install something after activating autologon (which I don't mind and rather like than dislike)?
[04:42] <te_> Durf: Nothing.
[04:42] <TheNerdAL> freshlyinstalled: Yes, that's a security feature.
[04:43] <port80web> freshlyinstalled: you'll need admin password still to update the system or programs
[04:43] <te_> Durf: Oh the one you are currently using?  You can not umount it.
[04:43] <TheNerdAL> freshlyinstalled: autologin just means it logs you in automatically at boot.
[04:43] <budi_> a there poeple from indonesia?
[04:43] <uspenok> roberto_: don't know sorry :(
[04:43] <michael1982> ?
[04:43] <Durf> te_ How do increase the size of my ubuntu partition then?
[04:43] <aliciapg> could someone spot what is wrong with my makefile? http://pastebin.com/jkyTb3yS i keep getting "linker input file unused because linking not done"
[04:43] <freshlyinstalled> AWESOME! thanks MrKeuner port80web onetinsoldier TheNerdAL
[04:44] <budi_> ada yang bisa bahasa indonesia di sini?
[04:44] <onetinsoldier> freshlyinstalled: cheers
[04:44] <n3kr0n> well... I have to do a portknocking project for homework, and I'm doing it in java, I created my pkClient and I guess it is sending ok tcp packets but I dont see requests in my ubuntu...
[04:44] <uspenok> Durf: start ubuntu's live cd and run disk utility
[04:44] <Durf> kay
[04:44] <port80web> freshlyinstalled: party on!
[04:44] <te_> Durf: I think you need to tell us exactly what you want/need to do?
[04:44] <linuxmonster> locke,  does it list the chipset it is using like ralink #### or something similar
[04:44] <jturek> hey - can anybody tell me what 0900 CEST is in NY right now?
[04:45] <freshlyinstalled> port80web lol quite funny as I've just returned from install party today :p
[04:45] <Durf> te_ I wanna increase my ubuntu partition (I am currently using it right now) size without damaging it in any way
[04:45] <locke> linuxmonster,  it lists which device on the bus it is, I can copy/paste it to you if you wish?
[04:45] <jturek> want to make sure i set my clock correctly for the uds keynote
[04:45] <NinoScript> japanese input method? anyone?
[04:45] <te_> Durf: What size is / are our hard drives?
[04:46] <Scunizi> What is the new "Disk Utility" controlling? fdisk?  I ask because in system > admin > there is Disk Utility and gparted.. gparted doesn't see my partitions but disk utility does..
[04:46] <linuxmonster> locke,  sure you can paste it in /msg but if the module needs to be loaded and your cfg changed to load at boot I cant help you there. I am not that advanced to get into kernel builds etc.
[04:46] <roberto_> aliciapg: pastebin the build log -- maybe someone can see what's going on
[04:46] <linuxmonster> locke,  but hopefully we see what chipset it is and module it needs anotrher person can help you insmod it into your kernel and make it load everytime
[04:47] <amikrop> Where are the icons of the default "home folders" (Videos, Pictures, Documents...)?
[04:47] <te_> Durf: You may need to use a boot disk.   (Boot from CD)
[04:47] <te_> Durf: And then you can resize the partition you are using now.
[04:48] <Durf> te_ http://img714.imageshack.us/i/79443620.png/
[04:48] <port80web> Sucnizi: boot into the live cd. Gparted will work then.
[04:48] <onetinsoldier> Scunizi: maybe it's regular 'fdisk'. it isn't as picky about partition tables. try --> man fdisk  ...then read the part at the bottom labeled BUGS
[04:48] <Durf> I wanna make the 127.39GB partition 250gb
[04:48] <port80web> i mean scunizi, sorry
[04:48] <Scunizi> onetinsoldier: ok
[04:48] <crdlb> jturek: TZ=CEST date ?
[04:48] <Paddy_NI> World of Snux
[04:48] <CaptainTrek> Durf: right click the partition... choose "resize/move"
[04:49] <Paddy_NI> hmm
[04:49] <aliciapg> http://pastebin.com/VT6ufQP3 build log is at the bottom
[04:49] <CaptainTrek> then adjust its size to fill the empty space
[04:49] <Paddy_NI> sounds like a south park ep
[04:49] <Durf> CaptainTreck it has to be unmounted to do that
[04:49] <CaptainTrek> if its your system partition, load up a LiveCD first
[04:49] <port80web> use live cd to partition
[04:49] <CaptainTrek> use the LiveCD then
[04:49] <locke> linuxmonster,  sent
[04:50] <linuxmonster> locke,  the second line is what is important. I am not sure a website though that allows you to enter in the id and it tell you what module it needs.
[04:50] <amikrop> Where are the icons of the default "home folders" (Videos, Pictures, Documents...)?
[04:50] <linuxmonster> Bus 001 Device 003: ID 0846:9011 NetGear, Inc.
[04:51] <phillipsjk> I copied the modeline I wanted from my Ubuntu 8.04 installation: I now have 1280x768 listed as an available video mode for the display "default," but it doesn't take when I try to set it. "xrandr: Configure crtc 0 failed"
[04:51] <whyameye> updated to Lucid and now samba is broken. For starters, /etc/init.d/smbd doesn't seem to work anymore. I'm supposed to use service smb start? Then how do I confirm it is still running? force-reload and other commands (even stop) don't seem to work with the service command
[04:51] <drknzz> !gnome-panel
[04:51] <Xcell> phillipsjk-  do it as root
[04:52] <Scunizi> onetinsoldier: palimpsest is the launcher for "disk utility"  .. what's that ? never heard of it.
[04:52] <roberto_> how can I set the font/window size in gnome-session ?
[04:52] <te_> phillipsjk: You may need so specify vertical horizontal refresh rates.
[04:52] <rionstrife> !ping
[04:52] <rionstrife> !kernel
[04:52] <DryGrain> lol
[04:52] <rionstrife> !kernel rionstrife
[04:52] <rionstrife> !grub
[04:53] <rionstrife> !wireles
[04:53] <rionstrife> !wireless
[04:53] <roberto_> !gnome-session
[04:53] <roberto_> darn
[04:53] <onetinsoldier> Scunizi: don't know.. sorry
[04:54] <IdleOne> !msgthebot
[04:54] <whyameye> !samba
[04:54] <Scunizi> onetinsoldier: I think this drive is going south
[04:55] <onetinsoldier> Scunizi: oh? might be....
[04:55] <port80web> Scunizi: how old is it?
[04:55] <onetinsoldier> Scunizi: i did the following... apt-file search  palimpsest | grep bin ...and got back... gnome-disk-utility: /usr/bin/palimpsest
[04:56] <phillipsjk> Xcell, did not help. te_ calculated refresh rate are 47.6KHz and 59.9Hz. The pixel clock got rounded down from 80.14MHz to 80.0 Mhz.
[04:56] <Scunizi> onetinsoldier: port80web I had issues with loosing windows shortly after I got it a couple years ago.. installing hardy actually stablized it with fsck.. but occationally it makes strange popcorn noises and that is typically indicative of the drive going bad.. :(
[04:57] <Scunizi> onetinsoldier: try it.. interesting data there and nice display
[04:58] <onetinsoldier> Scunizi: roger. i think i'd have to install it...
[04:58] <whyameye> samba, 10.04, winxp, printer sharing. Stuck. I'd love some help
[04:58] <Scunizi> onetinsoldier: 10.04 live cd has it in System>Admin
[04:59] <linuxmonster> locke,  after some googling I cant make heads or tales of the chipset. Some think its atheros which is supported out of the box. Others say its Broadcom which I belive uses the B43 driver which is in the restricted drivers but should have given the option
[04:59] <actionParsnip> yo yo yo
[04:59] <onetinsoldier> Scunizi: nope. it's installed here, but it's not in the System --> Admin menu
[04:59] <Scunizi> linuxmonster: have you "sudo lshw" in terminal.. typically all the info you need will be there.
[04:59] <actionParsnip> linuxmonster: use: sudo lshw -C network    it will tell you
[05:00] <Scunizi> onetinsoldier: they call it "disk utility" .. on my sys right above gparted
[05:00] <actionParsnip> linuxmonster: the make and model is moot, you need the chip
[05:00] <lapion> hello
[05:00] <linuxmonster> actionParsnip,  its not for me its for locke
[05:00] <ichristopher> lapion, hello
[05:00] <actionParsnip> locke: sudo lshw -C network    will tell you the chip, you can websearch for the product line to find guides
[05:00] <linuxmonster> action we determined that I belive with lspci its  ID 0846:9011 NetGear, Inc.
[05:00] <lapion> hi ichristopher..
[05:00] <locke> linuxmonster,  how do i enable the restricted drivers? when i click on hardware it only brings up the stuff for my video card
[05:01] <lapion> How do I prevent xorg-server restart into failsafe server..
[05:01] <linuxmonster> locke,  then its not one of them as even the Broadcom driver Ubuntu recognizes it and offers to install it after you accept its not totally open source
[05:01] <onetinsoldier> Scunizi: yeah. i don't have that launcher in there. anyway, i fired it up with --> gksu palimpsest &
[05:01] <surgy> hello
[05:02] <karrot> Can anyone help me? For some reason when I open a file on my LAN samba server, if it is a video, and I'm opening it straight off the server after about 5 minutes of playing the server disconnects, and I can't reconnect for about 5 minutes
[05:02] <surgy> i just upgraded to unr 10.04 lts and my sound stopped working i have an acer aspireone
[05:02] <locke> linuxmonster,  terminal is saying i should run that command as a super user?
[05:02] <onetinsoldier> Scunizi: yes, very nice!
[05:02] <linuxmonster> sorry I cant help you more locke  but atleast we determined that Ubuntu see's the card but just does not know how to use it
[05:03] <lapion> as sson there is a hangcheck error, the xorg server restarts several times, but the system doesn't crash until the failsafe-xserver startx
[05:03] <surgy> anyone?
[05:03] <te_> surgy: Are you sure it's not just muted or turned down too low?
[05:03] <surgy> te_: poitive
[05:03] <DanDare> karrot, it goes trough any router ?
[05:03] <te_> !sound | surgy
[05:03] <karrot> DanDare: it does, it's an airport extreme, I think it's the culprit, but I don't know what it is doing wrong
[05:03] <actionParsnip> locke: try: killall pulseaudio; rm -r ~/.pulse*    then press ALT+F2 and type: pulseaudio   any better?
[05:03] <DanDare> karrot, first step would be checking cables i guess
[05:04] <locke> linuxmonster,  indeed and the software cant find the adapter
[05:04] <linuxmonster> locke actionParsnip> locke: sudo lshw -C network    will tell you the chip, you can websearch for the product line to find guides
[05:04] <locke> actionParsnip,  isnt that used for determining audio issues?
[05:04] <actionParsnip> karrot: when it disconnects run: dmesg | tail -n 15   there may be clues
[05:04] <karrot> DanDare: I've installed various versions of ubuntu (8.04 desktop, 9.10 desktop, now 10.04 server) and the same thing happens
[05:04] <actionParsnip> locke: is what? lshw shows ALL hardware, the -C network shows only network devices
[05:05] <linuxmonster> locke,  super user is like root just use sudo
[05:05] <whyameye> why is "sudo service smbd restart" returning "Unknown instance: "
[05:05] <karrot> actionParsnip: Okay, I just did that, I'm not sure what to do with this data
[05:05] <drknzz> !botsnack
[05:05] <surgy> te_: i allready did all of that
[05:05] <DanDare> karrot, you can have a consistent response by issuing ping to the server ?
[05:05] <sp0spo> anyone have a seagate FreeAgent external drive and know if it has problems with ubuntu, maybe with its power features?
[05:06] <karrot> DanDare: I don't understand
[05:06] <surgy> i just upgraded to unr 10.04 lts and my sound stopped working i have an acer aspireone
[05:06] <actionParsnip> karrot: does anything point to the driver failing or any disconnect messages?
[05:06] <greezmunkey> whyameye: sutpid question maybe, but is smbd installed?
[05:06] <linuxmonster> locke,  I have to run for a bit sorry, hopefully actionParsnip can help you further they seem more advanced then myself. have a great evening evryone
[05:06] <undecim> surgy: Have you tried with headphones?
[05:06] <DanDare> karrot, im sorry.... im not that good with english :p Can you ping the server without problem? Without any packet being lost ?
[05:06] <wmoxam> sp0spo: it's got some shitty 'user friendly features'
[05:06] <karrot> actionParsnip: [   18.876187] eth0: no IPv6 routers present
[05:06] <whyameye> greezmunkey: samba is installed. /etc/init.d/samba restart has apparently been replace with service smbd restart
[05:07] <karrot> DanDare: how do I do that operation?
[05:07] <surgy> undecim: trying now
[05:07] <wmoxam> :P
[05:07] <greezmunkey> whyameye: yes, it has
[05:07] <locke> linuxmonster,  terminal flashes ; cpu id PCI (sysfs) then brings up a prompt for new command..
[05:07] <karrot> actionParsnip: [  105.046615] EXT3-fs warning: maximal mount count reached, running e2fsck is recommended
[05:07] <undecim> surgy: Since upgrading, I have to manually turn up the "Speaker" volume whenever I want to use my speakers.
[05:07] <locke> linuxmonster,  thanks
[05:07] <RickyWh> line 4: ruby: command not found
[05:07] <flan_suse> Can someone on Lucid with OpenOffice 3.2 test something for me?
[05:07] <RickyWh> a script i'm using is giving off that error, what does it mean?
[05:07] <locke> actionParsnip,  i did lshw and the above is what happens when i do lshw -c network
[05:08] <karrot> DanDare: when I do the command "ping" it seems to work consistently
[05:08] <greezmunkey> whyameye: try this in a terminal: ps ax | grep smbd - see if you get three lines
[05:08] <whyameye> greezmunkey: no it isn't running. Already checked
[05:08] <actionParsnip> karrot: sounds like it needs an fsck dude
[05:08] <karrot> actionParsnip: what is that?
[05:08] <karrot> how do I stop this pinging?
[05:08] <whyameye> greezmunkey: I do "service smbd start" and it runs for only a few secs. But there is nothing in the samba logs showing it dieing
[05:08] <nocturnus> karrot: consider re-installing, it might be the easiest mthod
[05:08] <flan_suse> karrot, CTRL + C
[05:08] <enav> to stop ping do control+c
[05:09] <flan_suse> karrot, CTRL + C will cancel a command in the terminal.
[05:09] <karrot> nocturnus: I just reinstalled 10.04 server
[05:09] <enav> the ping of dead  lol
[05:09] <wmoxam> sp0spo: there is some way to turn it off, google knows how
[05:09] <karrot> flan_suse: thanks
[05:09] <amikrop> Where can I find Ambiance's folder/places icons?
[05:09] <surgy> undecim: ok it works with headphones but not the speakers
[05:09] <greezmunkey> whyameye: try daemon.log
[05:10] <karrot> actionParsnip: I should probably mention that it is connected to an external hard drive
[05:10] <surgy> i just upgraded to unr 10.04 lts and my sound stopped working i have an acer aspireone it works with head phopnes
[05:10] <whyameye> greezmunkey: daemon tells me that smbd terminated with status 1
[05:10] <actionParsnip> karrot: thats fine, the partition has mounted the maximum times before an fsck is liked so unmount it and get it checked
[05:11] <pippin418> surgy: Was it working after you installed 10.04 LTS?
[05:11] <lapion> surgy, whenever the headphones are plugged in the speakers are turnod off by default
[05:11] <actionParsnip> locke: once you run the command, websearch for guides based on the product line.
[05:11] <karrot> actinoParsnip: I should fsck /deb/sdb2 is what you are saying... after I umount?
[05:11] <whyameye> greezmunkey: do you have samba running?
[05:11] <sp0spo> besides standby what other modes does a hard drive have?
[05:11] <actionParsnip> karrot: sure, if that is the partition name
[05:11] <locke> actionParsnip,  it gives me no output.
[05:11] <karrot> actionParsnip: kk, i'm gonna give that a shot
[05:12] <actionParsnip> locke: sudo lshw -C network     copy and paste it to the terminal
[05:12] <greezmunkey> whyameye: you may have to goog that status, it may be in a system doc as well.
[05:12] <greezmunkey> whyameye: yes I do
[05:12] <actionParsnip> !ot | sp0spo
[05:12] <surgy> pippin418: no it stopped working right after i upgraded
[05:12] <whyameye> greezmunkey: 10.04? If so could you see if smbd is running?
[05:12] <surgy> lapion: the speakers dont work at all
[05:13] <greezmunkey> whyameye:  I know it is, I can check with ps ax | grep smbd
[05:13] <greezmunkey> whyameye: yes
[05:13] <whyameye> greezmunkey: 10.04?
[05:13] <amikrop> Where can I find Ambiance's folder/places icons?
[05:13] <Lupo^> kgs, or anyone who was following the 10.04 bug at boot: On the bug report, there's the suggestion to try removing 'quiet' and 'splash' from boot.. I'm at a loss on how to do that through a Live
[05:13] <pippin418> surgy: run alsamixer from a terminal
[05:13] <lapion> surgy, when the headphones are plugged in speakers are turned-off
[05:13] <greezmunkey> whyameye: clean install yesterday
[05:13] <Lupo^> I'm still trying to regain the use of it
[05:14] <lapion> surgy are you using usb-headphones ?
[05:14] <pippin418> surgy: are all the bars at 0?
[05:14] <actionParsnip> Lupo^: do you mean edit the installed system from a livecd to change boot options, or do you mean change the boot options on a livecd?
[05:14] <undecim> surgy, run "alsamixer" in a terminal and turn up the "speaker" volume manually. That will give you sound at least until you change output or reboot
[05:14] <sekyourbox> I upgraded to 10.04 using sudo apt-get upgrade.  now instead of going right to X I receive a command prompt at startup.. When i start X everything loads correctly, but I loose my I/O.  (cap locks and mouse dont work) I do notice a blinking curser on the screen is blinking, so I'm not sure if everything is frozen.. Any help please!
[05:15] <Lupo^> yes, from a LiveCD, change the options of the installed (unable to boot) system
[05:15] <undecim> surgy, I have the same problem, but never really looked into a permanent fix because I rarely use my speakers.
[05:15] <mr_frostee> Anyone get wireless working with Broadcom driver and 10.04 UNR?
[05:15] <whyameye> greezmunkey: I thought a complete uninstall and reinstall of samba would erase/replace the config files. But it didn't. ?
[05:16] <undecim> surgy: but that is the problem: Pulseaudio never turns the speaker volume up.
[05:16] <greezmunkey> whyameye: why do you need to replace the config files?
[05:16] <amikrop> Where can I find Ambiance's folder/places icons?
[05:16] <whyameye> greezmunkey: I want to start clean. And I edited smb.conf and didn't do a backup
[05:16] <whyameye> greezmunkey: I marked all my changes but still don't trust it
[05:17] <greezmunkey> whyameye: nothing in the man page regarding status 1
[05:17] <DanDare> whyameye, tried dpkg --purge ? Alternatively manually delete conf files after uninstalling
[05:17] <whyameye> greezmunkey: status 1 usually just denotes an error I think
[05:17] <greezmunkey> whyameye: so you wiped it and reloaded?
[05:17] <undecim> amikrop: /usr/share/icons/ubuntu-mono-light/
[05:17] <surgy> undecim: how do i force it?
[05:17] <whyameye> greezmunkey: tried to wipe but my edited config is still there
[05:17] <undecim> surgy: I don't know. Like I said, I never looked into, but that should give you a place to start.
[05:17] <amikrop> undecim: there aren't any folder/places icons there :S
[05:18] <Lupo^> actionParsnip: the bug in question is https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mountall/+bug/571707 "fsck progress stalls at boot, plymouthd/mountall eats CPU"
[05:18] <amikrop> undecim: it lacks a places/ directory
[05:18] <undecim> amikrop: Maybe the places icons are from Humanity?
[05:18] <actionParsnip> Lupo^: if its a usb hdd then you can check it on the desktop and plymouth wont be an issue
[05:18] <amikrop> undecim: they are not the same
[05:18] <onetinsoldier> amikrop: dpkg -L light-themes
[05:19] <onetinsoldier> amikrop: yeah, i'm not sure about the icons either
[05:19] <greezmunkey> whyameye: you ran apt-get purge smbd samba samba-common smbfs ?
[05:19] <Lupo^> actionParsnip: I ran e2fsck -C0 -p -f -v on it, no errors, and still hangs at the same spot
[05:19] <whyameye> greezmunkey: I didn't purge all of those. Trying now
[05:19] <amikrop> onetinsoldier: not icons there, neither
[05:19] <budlust> which encryption method does ubuntu use for user passwords?
[05:19] <Lupo^> using the LiveCD to access it.
[05:19] <onetinsoldier> amikrop: sorry
[05:19] <Cuervo> I have an intel atom 450, so I would like to be running a 64 bit OS. Is Ubuntu netbook remix available in 64 bit? Or is there something I can do to a standard install to turn it into a netbook remix?
[05:20] <actionParsnip> Lupo^: you could grab the tool from the drive amnufacturers site (or the ultimate boot cd) and test the disk using  that
[05:20] <amikrop> onetinsoldier, undecim: It looks like light themes inherit Humanity's folder icons, but they do look different, in practice
[05:20] <amikrop> strange
[05:20] <lapion> surgy, like I said several timesplugging in headphones , even usb-ones disables speakers
[05:20] <greezmunkey> whyameye: I mean I don't know what packages you installed, you could search your system for samba related packages
[05:20] <Lupo^> actionParsnip: was working perfectly till I've upgraded to 10.04. SMART returns everything in good conditions
[05:20] <onetinsoldier> amikrop: IconTheme=ubuntu-mono-dark
[05:20] <undecim> amikrop: Looking at the theme files... Ambiance inherits ubuntu-mono-dark, and ubuntu-mono-dark inherits Humanity-Dark, gnome, and hicolor
[05:20] <actionParsnip> Cuervo: no but if you install ubuntu or ubuntu minimal, you can install the UI and get 64bit NBR
[05:21] <locke> actionParsnip,  done - no output
[05:21] <undecim> amikrop: So check ubuntu-mono-dark, Humanity-Dark, gnome, and hicolor, in that order
[05:21] <surgy> lapion: it wasnt working even before i plugged headphones in
[05:21] <Cuervo> actionParsnip: Okay, cool. But I also hard that there were boot time improvements in UNR. Do these exist in the standard desktop install now?
[05:22] <whyameye> greezmunkey: ok I purged and reinstalled and smbd is running. That's something at least
[05:22] <greezmunkey> whyameye: and your config files?
[05:22] <sekyourbox> I upgraded to 10.04 using sudo apt-get upgrade.  now instead of going right to X I receive a command prompt at startup.. When i start X everything loads correctly, but I loose my I/O.  (cap locks and mouse dont work) I do notice a blinking curser on the screen is blinking, so I'm not sure if everything is frozen.. Any help please!
[05:22] <whyameye> greezmunkey: gone. Which is good
[05:23] <actionParsnip> Cuervo: i'd imagine so, not sure
[05:23] <undecim> amikrop: Oh, and Humanity-Dark inherits Humanity, so check there before gnome, hicolor...
[05:23] <Cuervo> actionParsnip: Thanks for the help.
[05:23] <undecim> amikrop: Geez, it's like dependency hell in reverse, lol
[05:23] <actionParsnip> sekyourbox: sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm    may help
[05:23] <greezmunkey> whyameye: woohoo, man I've been about 3 for 5 for the past few days, thanks for the softball :)
[05:23] <whyameye> greezmunkey: well I still don't have it working as I want yet. :-)
[05:24] <karrot> is an fsck of a 1TB usb drive just going to take forever?
[05:24] <amikrop> undecim: Ooh, there are in Humanity, where I checked before, but only in 32 and on. I checked from 24 and before.
[05:24] <greezmunkey> whyameye: well, that's a whole other thing, isn't it ;)
[05:24] <amikrop> So, thanks :)
[05:24] <pippin418> karrot: depends on your cpu and ram
[05:24] <karrot> pippin418: 1.6ghz, 1GB
[05:24] <sekyourbox> actionparsnip, will try, brb
[05:24] <DanaG> ARGH... stupid old laptop... it's been "starting" gnome for the past 30 minutes... with no sign of anything but a single color background.
[05:25] <pippin418> karrot: probably a long while
[05:25] <karrot> pippin418: thanks
[05:25] <pippin418> karrot: yup
[05:25] <greezmunkey> DanaG: any hdd activity?
[05:25] <DanaG> yeah.... but stracing it gives nothing.
[05:25] <surgy> i just upgraded to unr 10.04 lts and my sound stopped working i have an acer aspireone
[05:26] <toshiba> dose anyone know if ubuntu netbook works with 15.ich laptops lets a toshiba
[05:26] <DanaG> It looks like it's hanging on some socket.
[05:26] <DanaG> Or at least, that's the type of behavior it's giving.
[05:26] <karrot> toshiba: why don't you want to put desktop on it?
[05:26] <DanaG> Using 100% CPU, yet doing nothing.
[05:27] <pippin418> yeah, toshiba. 15 in is desktop not netbook
[05:27] <greezmunkey> DanaG: yeah, I installed on a low mem laptop about a week ago, it did something very similar. I power cycled it and all is good, but I'm not suggesting that!
[05:27] <toshiba> well aim just confused witch is better for my laptop a NETBOOK OR UBUNTU DESKTOP
[05:27] <pippin418> toshiba: if it's 15in diagonal, i'd install desktop
[05:28] <phillipsjk> Xcell,  te_  My mode line had the Hsync going past the monitor's blanking limit, but a modeline generated by cvt also failed.
[05:28] <pippin418> toshiba: whats its res in pixels
[05:28] <greezmunkey> THere's a good question, why the netbook load?
[05:28] <DanaG> connect(3, {sa_family=AF_FILE<EMAIL_ADDRESS>20) = -1 ECONNREFUSED (Connection refused)
[05:28] <raddy> Hello Everybody
[05:28] <onetinsoldier> hi
[05:29] <raddy> One important help required
[05:29] <raddy> My laptop became kapot some time ago.
[05:29] <toshiba> A305-S6916 THATS MY MODLE NUMBER
[05:29] <raddy> So have plugged my harddisk to another laptop.
[05:29] <raddy> via usb
[05:29] <DanaG> Even the gdm greeter won't load!
[05:30] <raddy> Now i am interested in booting the ubuntu linux installed there.
[05:30] <raddy> Is it possible?
[05:30] <greezmunkey> toshiba: I picked up a tip here yesterday: google toshset
[05:30] <iOmlette> raddy: I believe it is, but I don't know how to do it.
[05:30] <simo_> hi can anyone please tell me how I can get firefox to use java?
[05:30] <phillipsjk> raddy: see if there is a bios option to boot from a USB device.
[05:30] <travisivart> I am in a live cd of 10.04, and sound is 90% out of the right speaker, what can I do to fix this?
[05:30] <toshiba> yeah
[05:31] <CaptainTrek> simo_ install the java runtime environment?
[05:31] <pippin418> toshiba: install desktop, yours is 1280x800. so is mine, and im running destop
[05:31] <iOmlette> Yeah, what phillipsjk said.
[05:31] <pippin418> desktop
[05:31] <nanotube> !jre | simo
[05:31] <simo_> CaptainTrek yes, sorry that's what i meant
[05:31] <EvilEpoch> Hello all
[05:32] <phillipsjk> iOmlette, I'm not sure if that will work; Grub must know to look for USB devices as well.
[05:32] <raddy> phillipsjk : There won't be any issues in booting from usb drive, but even after that would ubuntu boot successfully? as the harddisk may be exposed in a different numbering format.
[05:32] <EvilEpoch> Just to be an ass, and devils advocate, since Linux can read NTFS, can I run an entire linux system on an NTFS partition?
[05:32] <DanaG> hmm, for toshiba, you can hit escape or f9 or something like that at the BIOS logo.
[05:32] <EvilEpoch> well it can read/write
[05:33] <iOmlette> EvilEpoch: You probably can, but I'm not sure why you'd want to.
[05:33] <phillipsjk> raddy you mean like CHS vs LBA? all disks are LBA now
[05:33] <CaptainTrek> !jre > simo_
[05:33] <raddy> moreover is it ok to run a linux os off from an external harddrive connected via usb?
[05:33] <luckymurali> Hi all
[05:33] <EvilEpoch> iOmlette: Ya like I said i just wanted to throw that out there :)
[05:33] <raddy> phillipsjk : Not chs, lba, but the order.
[05:33] <greezmunkey> EvilEpoch: no you can't install on NTFS - it's a permissions thing.
[05:33] <pippin418> raddy: i do that sometimes, but if you unmount the usb on accident you'll kill the hard drive
[05:33] <raddy> phillipsjk : sda6 sdb3
[05:33] <toshiba> when aim trying to download lime wire for ubuntu it says this Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: sun-java6-jre|icedtea-java7-jre|sun-java6-jdk|icedtea-java7-jdk
[05:34] <luckymurali> I am facing some network problem in ubuntu 8.0
[05:34] <iOmlette> EvilEpoch: Yeah, now I'm throwing *you* out? :)
[05:34] <pippin418> raddy: at least that's my experience
[05:34] <iOmlette> !jre > toshiba
[05:34] <luckymurali> my ssh server open port 22 on tcp6 instead of tcp4
[05:34] <toshiba> only on 10.04 will say that when i try to downlaod lime wire
[05:34] <luckymurali> how can i change that?? please help me
[05:34] <phillipsjk> raddy: you may have to tweak you /etc/mtab to fix that. You can mount devices by ID (serial number)
[05:35] <toshiba> ohhh cool ok
[05:35] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: do you *need* ipv6?
[05:35] <ubuntry> Question: does renaming a file causes fragmentation in ext3/ext4 ?
[05:35] <luckymurali> greezmunkey, no
[05:35] <raddy> phillipsjk : I think ubuntu nowadays only mounts the hdds based on UUID, is that what you say?
[05:36] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: look here to disable: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/linux-how-to-disable-the-ipv6-protocol.html
[05:36]  * phillipsjk \is fuzzy on Ubuntu-specific stuff.
[05:36] <phillipsjk> rady, but yes.
[05:37] <luckymurali> greezmunkey, thanks
[05:37] <simo_> CaptainTrek thanks I'll take a look at it.
[05:39] <greezmunkey> ubuntry: read this: http://www.itworld.com/nls_unixfrag040929
[05:39] <Roasted> Is there a definitive difference between configuring shares in your smb.conf file and just sharing folders out in nautilus by right clicking - share folder?
[05:39] <whyameye> greezmunkey: on the xp machine the printer says "access denied. unable to connect" but the xp machine is still able to send jobs successfully to the printer (via samba). weird. But OK I guess.
[05:40] <phillipsjk> raddy: my live Cd is not mouted by UUID: it is mounted by /dev/sr0
[05:40] <ubuntry> greezmunkey, thanks
[05:40] <greezmunkey> whyameye: the printer is attached to your ubox then?
[05:40] <whyameye> greezmunkey: yes
[05:41] <Guest60012> Hey all I have a question about my keyboard layout.  I use Dvorak International and have to use the caps lock key to capitalize special characters.  Is there a way for me to get shift to do this?  I've checked the options and found nothing.
[05:42] <toshiba> dose anyone know hoy to get foristwire running on 10.04? because it will say this sudo update-alternatives --config java
[05:42] <greezmunkey> whyameye: you probably just need to make some minor tweaks in your smb.conf file to clear that up. Here's a couple of links from my scratch file: http://www.prash-babu.com/2008/05/how-to-setup-samba-in-linux.html
[05:42] <greezmunkey> http://linux.bihlman.com/tag/samba/
[05:42] <FloodBot4> greezmunkey: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:42] <greezmunkey> yikes!
[05:42] <flan_suse> For some reason, even when adding custom entries to the Grub2 menu, when I boot my computer, it immediately boots into Ubuntu Lucid, without the option to choose another entry. I set default timeout to 10 seconds, but this eems to be ignored.
[05:44] <stepcut251> I am using jaunty on a Lenovo T61. I can't seem to connect to a belkin g router no matter how hard I try. Though it works fine under windows. :(
[05:44] <Radio-b> stepcut251: wired or wireless?
[05:44] <stepcut251> Radio-b: wireless
[05:44] <nocturnus> stepcut251: ubuntu is still under development, please file a bug report
[05:44] <Radio-b> Radio-b: what device and what driver?
[05:45] <enav> stepcut251: do you mean connect through web adminnistrator?
[05:45] <Radio-b> stepcut251: what device and what driver
[05:45] <stepcut251> Radio-b: talking to yourself there :p
[05:45] <stepcut251> Radio-b: not sure. If I found out, would it matter? I would need to reboot since I am now in windows xp (yuck)
[05:45] <toshiba> dose anyone know why 10.04 says this when i downlaod limewire Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: sun-java6-jre|icedtea-java7-jre|sun-java6-jdk|icedtea-java7-jdk
[05:45] <toshiba>  help
[05:45] <zetheroo> does the Ubuntu DVD have KDE on it too?
[05:45] <nocturnus> stepcut251: the fastest way is to file a bug report, and to harass the devs as much as possible
[05:45] <EvilEpoch> ahh The EvilEpoch saw a screencast the other week on screenscraping and said to himself "The EvilEpoch wouldnt need to screenscrape but this is good to know" Now the EvilEpoch has just encountered a situation and he needs to... screenscrape!
[05:46] <Guest60012> Does anyone have an idea about my keyboard issue?
[05:46] <phillipsjk> flan_suse, is the menu.lst you are editing actually in the /boot directory (Is grub actually using that copy of the /boot directory?)
[05:46] <EvilEpoch> uh oh
[05:46] <EvilEpoch> wrong channel
[05:46] <stepcut251> Radio-b: I can connect to other networks though
[05:46] <Radio-b> stepcut251: uh, run ipconfig /All and tell me what the wlan model is?
[05:46] <enav> Guest60012: what is your problem mate
[05:46] <flan_suse> phillipsjk, it's Ubuntu Lucid 10.04, so it's using Grub2.
[05:46] <flan_suse> phillipsjk, there is no menu.lst.
[05:47] <flan_suse> phillipsjk, I can see the other entries in the list flash by in a split second before it boots into Ubuntu.
[05:47] <whyameye> greezmunkey: I got it! the trick was "use client driver = yes" in the [printers] section of smb.conf.
[05:47] <zetheroo> enav: you from down under?
[05:47] <whyameye> greezmunkey: thanks for your help.
[05:47] <greezmunkey> whyameye: did the links help?
[05:47] <powertool08> flan_suse: Grub2 uses grub.cfg not menu.lst
[05:47] <roberto_> oggdec -b 16 -e 1 -R -o test.wav /usr/share/sounds/ubuntu/stereo/phone-incoming-call.ogg  -- this is supposed to create a signed,16bit,little endian, but aplay says it is an unsigned,8bitbig endian -- any ideas how to create a wav file aplay can play ?
[05:47]  * phillipsjk updates Google documentation search
[05:47] <enav> zetheroo what are you talking abou
[05:47] <Guest60012> enav: I use Dvorak international and have to use Caps lock to capitalize special characters, but sense I use my Caps lock key as an extra backspace I'd like to use shift keys instead but can't find out how.
[05:47] <Guest60012> since*
[05:47] <Radio-b> some Realtek Wireless cards have problems working in ubuntu, and the solution for that is to get the drivers off their site and follow the instructions for building them
[05:47] <zetheroo> enav: "mate" ... nvm ... ;)
[05:48] <roberto_> sorry, it's late -- I got big and littel mixed up in that :)
[05:48] <whyameye> greezmunkey: I want to say "yes" because you were nice to send them...but I was already on another link (http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-networking-3/samba-cups-access-denied-unable-to-connect-error-322874/) by the time you sent, and the link I was on had the key
[05:48] <stepcut251> Radio-b: Intel(R) Wireless Wifi Link 4965AGN
[05:48] <flan_suse> powertool08, I know.
[05:48] <zetheroo> whyameye: sharing printers are we?
[05:48] <flan_suse> powertool08, this is my initial question: For some reason, even when adding custom entries to the Grub2 menu, when I boot my computer, it immediately boots into Ubuntu Lucid, without the option to choose another entry. I set default timeout to 10 seconds, but this eems to be ignored.
[05:48] <whyameye> zetheroo: :-) Finally yes
[05:48] <Radio-b> stepcut251: if you do an iwconfig in terminal, it should list the device and whatever driver its using
[05:48] <greezmunkey> whyameye: I'll check it out, and maybe add it to my scratchpad, thanks :)
[05:48] <nocturnus> enav: did it work?
[05:48] <enav> Guest60012 that is a Englis kb?
[05:49] <zetheroo> whyameye: good an ya ... are you doing it through CUPS?
[05:49] <stepcut251> Radio-b: right. But then what ?
[05:49] <Radio-b> stepcut251: there's a good chance that the one built into the kernel doesn't work and you'll need to find an update from Intel's site
[05:49] <luckymurali> greezmunkey,after disabled the tcp6 still I am not able to cfonncet from this machine to other ubuntu machine
[05:49] <Guest60012> enav: Yes it's an english layout with a "3rd level" option to display special characters.
[05:49] <sekyourbox> Hello. I ran an sudo apt-get upgrade, and now when i try to load ubuntu, it only goes to the command prompt.. Before it shows the command prompt i see the ubuntu symbol load on the screen so I'm pretty sure gnome is installed.  Any help???  Running dpkg-reconfigure gdm, didnt fix the problem.  Whe i send a sigterm by pressing the power button once, i notice an error right after xorg.conf loads.. ee/hal config could not initaliz
[05:49] <whyameye> zetheroo: CUPS printer shared thru samba. It's a winXP machine that needed access to the printer on this 10.04 box
[05:49] <powertool08> flan_suse: Strange, can you pastebin your grub.cfg? Or link me if you already did.
[05:50] <stepcut251> Radio-b: I can believe that. I have had problems connecting to linksys b routers before. How do I go about finding an update from Intel's site ?
[05:50] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: both are ubuntu?
[05:50] <luckymurali> I am geeting connection refused
[05:50] <luckymurali> yes
[05:50] <flan_suse> powertool08, it's on another computer, but I have a virtual machine with the same Grub config.
[05:50] <zetheroo> whyameye: ah I see ... I have all Linux machines here ... so CUPS just loads the printer autmatically ... glad you got it working!
[05:50] <luckymurali> I removed the firewall also
[05:50] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: let me check my sshd_config a sec...
[05:50] <ubuntry> i know basic bash scripting, I need to know of a way to create sha1sum for each file. Example 1.txt 2.txt 3.txt > 1.sha1 2.sha1 3.sha1 is this possible?
[05:50] <powertool08> flan_suse: Ok, can you pastbin that one?
[05:50] <luckymurali> ok
[05:50] <flan_suse> powertool08, yeah, booting it up.
[05:50] <whyameye> zetheroo: yeah my laptop is also Linux so everything was smooth there. But my gf uses winXP. She has to for work.
[05:50] <enav> Guest60012   go to  System --> Preferences ---> Keyboard
[05:51] <zetheroo> whyameye: poor thing -- hehe
[05:51] <whyameye> ubuntry: check out xargs. I think it will do what you want
[05:51] <zetheroo> whyameye: no virtual box?
[05:51] <enav> Guest60012 now click on Layout tab
[05:51] <ubuntry> whyameye, thanks, i'll read on that
[05:51] <stepcut251> Radio-b: bbiab, going to reboot yet again :)
[05:52] <whyameye> zetheroo: the company owns her box so I can't mess w/ it
[05:52] <enav> Guest60012 now click on Add
[05:52] <Guest60012> enav: I'm following you.
[05:52] <enav> Guest60012 now click "by language" tab
[05:52] <thatianguy> good chans for torrents or dl's?
[05:52] <enav> thatianguy the pirathe bay
[05:53] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: are you connecting from the command line?
[05:53] <luckymurali> yes
[05:53] <zetheroo> whyameye: oh ... youch ... oh well ... you do whatyou can ;)
[05:53] <enav> Guest60012: now select English
[05:53] <nocturnus> hey guys, lets all promote piracy
[05:53] <luckymurali> greezmunkey,yes
[05:53] <nocturnus> where can i download some torrents, and some rapidshares, and some zip and rar files?
[05:53]  * powertool08 promotes piracy at nocturnus's request.
[05:53] <thatianguy> wow. someones sensative . how is me asking that "promoting" piracy
[05:53] <Suckids> nocturnus: monova.org maybe
[05:53] <luckymurali> nocturnus, why???
[05:53] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: do this: ssh -vvv {correct ip address here} - see what it tells you
[05:53] <nocturnus> where can i download all the latest games and some pornogrpahy, please
[05:54] <nocturnus> help me #ubuntu!
[05:54] <luckymurali> ok
[05:54] <enav> Guest60012:  now you are going to test every option that fit your need on the variants listbox
[05:54] <CaptainTrek> !offtopic | nocturnus
[05:54] <lgc> Hi, what's the command to generate the UUID of a given device?
[05:54] <nocturnus> CaptainTrek: i'm not the one who started it, so cram your !topics up your ass
[05:54] <CaptainTrek> don't be hostile dude
[05:54] <enav> Guest60012: for example there is an options that says  English UK devrak
[05:54] <CaptainTrek> i didnt see who started it
[05:54] <nocturnus> solve the problem please
[05:54] <CaptainTrek> >.>
[05:54] <sekyourbox> thatianguy, if you are in the US dont do anything illegal.. They are in the process on intercepting ips.. or just use someone elses connection
[05:54] <bastid_raZor>   lgc sudo blkid  will list all connected devices
[05:54] <enav> Guest60012: try 1 by 1 mate
[05:54] <luckymurali> greezmunkey give me 2 mins
[05:55] <CaptainTrek> nocturnus: who started it?
[05:55] <nocturnus> CaptainTrek: give me ops and i'll fix it myself
[05:55] <Guest60012> enav: Alrighty.
[05:55] <bursty> Hello anybody here played arround with GSF ?
[05:55] <nocturnus> and give me a keyboard so i can smash it over your head and remind you that you're the op here
[05:55] <lgc> bastid_raZor, thanks!
[05:55] <enav> Guest60012: hope that help... i think you are going to success
[05:55] <greezmunkey> netstat --listening | grep sshd
[05:56] <sekyourbox> Hello. I ran an sudo apt-get upgrade, and now when i try to load ubuntu, it only goes to the command prompt.. Before it shows the command prompt i see the ubuntu symbol load on the screen so I'm pretty sure gnome is installed.  Any help???  Running dpkg-reconfigure gdm, didnt fix the problem.  Whe i send a sigterm by pressing the power button once, i notice an error right after xorg.conf loads.. ee/hal config could not initaliz
[05:56] <enav> some 1 here know how to make ebox runs?????
[05:56] <powertool08> bursty: What is gsf?
[05:57] <bursty> Global file system
[05:57] <flan_suse> powertool08, sorry, here it is: http://paste.ubuntu.com/430909
[05:57] <sekyourbox> ah yes. We are implementing that at my work
[05:57] <nocturnus> enav: isn't ebox a video game console?
[05:57] <enav> nocturnus ebox is a web aministration tool to configure LAMP servers
[05:58] <nocturnus> enav: so why dn
[05:58] <nocturnus> don't you use it?
[05:58] <enav> ebox looks kinda cool  but i trying to make it run with out success
[05:59] <ozzloy> i just put a rosetta stone cd in and the file browser shows nothing on the disk, but gives the drive the name RS_application.  how do i get to the rosetta stone files?
[05:59] <luckymurali> greezmunkey, netstat --listening for me??
[05:59] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: no, sorry
[05:59] <Guest60012> Poll: Does anyone here use Colemak layout?
[05:59] <Suckids> enav: I think it's like router OS ..
[05:59] <pallgone> sekyourbox: so you can login?
[06:00] <nocturnus> enav: just debug it using gdb
[06:00] <sekyourbox> pallgone, yes i can login.. Then i execute the startx
[06:00] <enav> Suckids  yes is like
[06:00] <lgc> Would any fine person here share their /etc/fstab swap entry? Thanks.
[06:00] <enav> nocturnus i just start yesterday to read and learn about Ubuntu server edition
[06:00] <pallgone> sekyourbox: and it works?
[06:00] <faryshta> How do I format a USB drive in Ubuntu?
[06:01] <CaptainTrek> using gparted?
[06:01] <faryshta> How?
[06:01] <enav> nocturnus Ubuntu server edition looks pretty awesome btw...  everything works out of the box... but for some reason ebox does not work
[06:01] <RickyWh> what are extended file attributes?
[06:01] <nocturnus> enav: forget everything you learned and read gdb manpage
[06:01] <powertool08> flan_suse: Looks normal to me, maybe there is a grub channel? #grub? They might know more.
[06:01] <SuperMiguel> how can i set my system so when i boot it boots to the terminal
[06:01] <bastid_raZor> lgc: UUID=stuff none swap sw 0 0
[06:01] <lgc> bastid_raZor, thanks again!
[06:01] <SuperMiguel> and if i want to start a gui,ill just type startx
[06:02] <enav> nocturnus: what gbm is for?
[06:02] <pallgone> sekyourbox: have you tried removing gdm and reinstalling?
[06:02] <enav> nocturnus: what gbd is for **
[06:02] <sekyourbox> When I run startx, everything loads fine, but i lose all i/o (keyboard caplocks doesnt work/ mouse doesnt respond) Running dpkg-reconfigure gdm, didnt fix the problem.  Whe i send a sigterm by pressing the power button once, i notice an error right after xorg.conf loads.. ee/hal config could not initalize context; unknown error (null)
[06:02] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: did you try the verbose ssh connection?
[06:02] <infid> why does lucid lynx insist on running a check disk when i rebootted and says 'press C to cancel all checks currently in progress' but it doesn't work when i press C. i have had this happen on my desktop and my netbook since upgrading to lucid
[06:02] <nocturnus> enav: stop being lazy and wasting your time, and more importantly my time
[06:03] <roberto_> where can I get a test.wav I can play with aplay ?
[06:03] <RickyWh> by default when doing apt-get install apache2, does it run under root?
[06:03] <luckymurali> greezmunkey,http://pastebin.com/fhzyKf3Z
[06:03] <enav> nocturnus: are you stoned?
[06:03] <Cavin> Hi, I've just installed Ubuntu on a Sony Vaio VGN-CS290. There are media keys on the computer, but I can't seem to get them to enable...
[06:03] <pallgone> RickyWh: no
[06:03] <Cavin> I have tried adding sony-laptop to my /etc/modules, and restarted, but it didn't do anything.
[06:03] <flan_suse> powertool08, they're not as active.
[06:03] <RickyWh> pallgone, that's not normal right? usually you have to do a bunch of things to get it like that
[06:03] <flan_suse> powertool08, but I'll look into it some more.
[06:03] <luckymurali> greezmunkey,I pasted the result of the command
[06:04] <nocturnus> enav: no, but you are incompetent: i know this because you're asking me what gdb is
[06:04] <sekyourbox> pallgone, any ideas?
[06:04] <oly562> hello, can someone give me a few tips on how to use my HDMI internal port?
[06:04] <powertool08> flan_suse: True, but if you can catch somebody they should know what's going on. Good luck with it.
[06:04] <nocturnus> man gdb, problem solved
[06:04] <pallgone> RickyWh: you need to add 'sudo' usually to run something as root
[06:04] <karrot> I ran fsck on my drive and I got "Error reading block 146525468 (Attempt to read block from filesystem resulted in short read) while reading indirect blocks of inode 36626551.  Ignore error<y>?"
[06:04] <nocturnus> enav: moron
[06:04] <Cavin> Any help?
[06:04] <karrot> so i ignored and now it says "Force rewrite<y>? "
[06:04] <oly562> I'd like to view my desktop on my 50 inch HDTV
[06:04] <nick__> does anyone know how to save the list view a certain folder?
[06:04] <pallgone> sekyourbox: ^
[06:04] <karrot> if i rewrite am I gonna erase the drive?
[06:04] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: saw that, look at /etc/ssh/sshd_config - near the very top of the file, look for "port" - what number is there?
[06:04] <phillipsjk> flan_suse, The variable "timeout" does not appear to be set. the "timeout" variables are only processed if a boot fails as far as I can see.
[06:04] <Chookie> Does anyone use jscal here???
[06:04] <Cavin> ugh
[06:05] <Chookie> for joysticks..
[06:05] <oly562> I have it plugged in, no errors in messages. what program can I use to test it out. I am running Xorg currently.
[06:05] <flan_suse> phillipsjk, but there are multiple OS entries.
[06:05] <lgc> faryshta, mkfs.vfat
[06:05] <stealth-> SuperMiguel, Your wanting to edit the default runlevel in the /etc/inittab file, I believe.
[06:05] <enav> nocturnus you are the first troll that i meet here on this place
[06:05] <pallgone> RickyWh: you could define an alias so that 'apt-get' is translated to 'sudo apt-get'
[06:05] <oly562> I'd like to view my desktop on my 50 inch HDTV.  I have it plugged in, no errors in messages. what program can I use to test it out.  When I went to the monitor preferences under the system menu it doesnt fix the issue
[06:06] <nick__> I can't run mediatomb since the new ubuntu update, can anyone help me?
[06:06] <faryshta> lgc I am a little slow, can you explain it a little more detailed?
[06:06] <pallgone> sekyourbox: <repeating> have you tried removing gdm and reinstalling?
[06:06] <Chookie> :/
[06:06] <rootlinuxusr> had no issue before update
[06:07] <enav> Guest60012: its works??
[06:07] <luckymurali> greezmunkey,Port 22
[06:07] <luckymurali> # Use these options to restrict which interfaces/protocols sshd will bind to
[06:07] <luckymurali> #ListenAddress ::
[06:07] <luckymurali> #ListenAddress <IP_ADDRESS>
[06:07] <FloodBot4> luckymurali: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:07] <luckymurali> Protocol 2
[06:07] <sekyourbox> pallgone, Running dpkg-reconfigure gdm wouldn't do the same thing.. I dont have access to the internet, so I dont know about a reinstall.. Is this possible without net connection?
[06:07] <Chookie> lolz no one uses a ps3 here?
[06:08] <wizard_> i was hoping to write a script to print an email upon arrival.... any thoughts?
[06:08] <hd1> it appears that whenever i log out of gnome, it takes down the wifi interface and i can't figure out how to bring it back up in windowmaker -- grrr
[06:08] <lgc> faryshta, USB sticks are MS-DOS VFAT type partitions. Therefore, you need to partition it with the command mkfs.vfat.
[06:08] <enav> sekyourbox what is your problem mate
[06:08] <faryshta> lgc ok.
[06:08] <pallgone> sekyourbox: are you always using gnome?
[06:08] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: ok, try this to be sure things are working: netstat -anp --tcp --udp | grep LISTEN   -- It will display open server ports on your system, you should see a line like this 0 <IP_ADDRESS>:22
[06:08] <sekyourbox> pallgone, mainly yes.. since 604 i believe
[06:08] <pallgone> sekyourbox: oh, nvm... you don't have access to internet
[06:08] <hd1> Chookie: I used to, but it died on me, sent it back, and the second one similarly commited hara kiri, and i rubbished it
[06:09] <wjholden> Is anybody here an expert in GCC?
[06:09] <Chookie> dang
[06:09] <faryshta> Can you give me the full command lgc?
[06:09] <phillipsjk> flan_suse, I found the line where "recordfail" is set (line 29,30). That is not a configuration file; that is a program!
[06:09] <Chookie> i got xubuntu 10.04 runnin on it
[06:09] <Chookie> runs GREAT after i setup vram swap
[06:09] <rootlinuxusr> how do i reboot the x server?
[06:09] <lgc> faryshta, I screwed up an USB stick once, and I needed to reformat it with dd and mkfs.vfat.
[06:09] <rootlinuxusr> changed xorg.conf
[06:09] <Chookie> jscal finds my ps3 controller through usb and just dunno if its properly calib rated lol
[06:09] <hd1> rootlinuxusr: CTRL-ALT-Backspace, IIRC
[06:09] <Chookie> old skool emu!
[06:10] <rww> !dontzap
[06:10] <luckymurali> greezmunkey, yes
[06:10] <pG|KiLLa> I have ubuntu 9.10 installing on my laptop and after i chose install it went to an icon in the middle of the screen that goes dim then bright again, how long is it supposed to stay on this screen?
[06:10] <powertool08> hd1: rootlinuxusr I don't think that works anymore, if it doesn't, try printscreen+k
[06:10] <karrot> I'm having tremendous troubles with getting my home server to not disconnect while streaming video... after about 5 minutes of playing a video from a samba share it just disconnects and I cannot ssh in, or samba in or anything for about 5 minutes...
[06:10] <hd1> rww
[06:10] <luckymurali> shall I try to connect now??
[06:10] <faryshta> lgc. I just write "mkfs.vfat" or what should I add to the command line?
[06:10] <flan_suse> phillipsjk, would that affect the timeout?
[06:10] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: you are checking this on the machine you want to connect TO correct?
[06:10] <lgc> faryshta, it depends where is your device mounted. Probably under /media/<whatever>.
[06:11] <hd1> powertool08: wasn't aware of that, been a long time since i messed with X to the point where it required killing
[06:11] <luckymurali> greezmunkey ,yes
[06:11] <pG|KiLLa> I have ubuntu 9.10 installing on my laptop and after i chose install it went to an icon in the middle of the screen that goes dim then bright again, how long is it supposed to stay on this screen?
[06:11] <lgc> faryshta, no, of course not. You need to give parameters to the instruction.
[06:11] <luckymurali> now I will go to other machine and try to connect this machine
[06:11] <ubuntry> I have looked into xargs for creating sha1sum, but how do I send the output to multiple file?
[06:11] <sekyourbox> enav, I ran an "apt-get upgrade" on 910, and after 10.04 installed it doesn't automatically start to X.  I login throug the command prompt, and run a startx.  After x starts I loose all i/o (keyboard and mouse) but its not frozen and everything looks good.. When i hit the sigterm by pressing the power button, i notice that an error while its unloading.. After xorg.conf started there is an EE/HAL config -could not initalize cont
[06:12] <faryshta> Ok, let me read the documentation, thanks lgc.
[06:12] <phillipsjk> Flan_suse yes, but I don't know what those "if" statements do. The timeout is only set if recordfail=1
[06:12] <hd1> the other thing you could do is login on a console, find the processes corresponding to X
[06:12] <flan_suse> phillipsjk, those were defaults, I didn't actually do that.
[06:12] <dhikr> Hi I'm under ubuntu with virtual box, all my USB printer appear but my cannon is grayed out.
[06:12] <luckymurali> greezmunkey, still connection refused
[06:12] <enav> sekyourbox is out of my hands mate
[06:13] <enav> sekyourbox try some ubuntu forum about how to restart the xorg config file   its help in most cases
[06:13] <powertool08> flan_suse: My section looks like this, but I'm on Debian right now and not Ubuntu. http://paste.ubuntu.com/430917/
[06:13] <hd1> it appears that whenever i log out of gnome, it takes down the wifi interface and i can't figure out how to bring it back up in windowmaker or any different window manager-- grrr
[06:13] <dhikr> oups , translate french to english : Hi I'm under ubuntu with virtual box, all my USB appear but my "printer" cannon is grayed out.
[06:14] <dhikr> thanks
[06:14] <flan_suse> powertool08, it must be a Lucid default for Grub2 then.
[06:14] <sebsebseb> dhikr: hrm
[06:14] <enav> dhikr virtual box OSE ???
[06:14] <sebsebseb> dhikr: with Windows as the host?
[06:14] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: are you running a fire wall on the "remote" machine? The one you are connecting to?
[06:15] <actionParsnip> yo yo yo
[06:16] <nocturnus> enav: have you considered installing windows?
[06:16]  * phillipsjk wonders if the new GRUB2 configuration format is Turing-complete. (Why?!)
[06:16] <lgc> faryshta, how are you doing with that?
[06:17] <enav> nocturnus we are here to help to each other no to destroy each other... im here because i enjoy help people... i you want to fight sorry for that bro  but im not interested
[06:17] <actionParsnip> phillipsjk: the grub config is generated using config files and scripts, directly modifying the file is not advised as the config will be lost the next time update-grub is executed
[06:17] <dhikr> sebsebseb enav , i have oracle vm virtualbox 3.2.0 beta, and i use windows xp into ubuntu
[06:17] <flan_suse> phillipsjk, powertool08, I'm going to see if it makes a difference changing the -1 to 10 for "then timeout=-1"
[06:17] <faryshta> lgc done! Thanks.
[06:18] <stepcut251> Radio-b: I ran ifconfig and iwconfig, and I didn't see anything useful about the driver being used.. I have conneceted to other wirelss networks okay though..
[06:18] <sebsebseb> dhikr: you are running Windows XP, inside Virutalbox, installed inside Ubuntu?
[06:18] <enav> dhikr i mean  your VB is OSE edition?
[06:18] <sebsebseb> dhikr: which one is your host OS?  Ubuntu or XP?
[06:18] <lgc> faryshta, glad to hear that.
[06:18] <nocturnus> enav: actually i'm the one who helped YOU
[06:18] <phillipsjk> flan_suse, -1 should mean no time-out; it waits for your response.
[06:18] <flan_suse> phillipsjk, powertool08, nope, no difference. I'll work more on this tomorrow. Thanks for the help guys.
[06:18] <nocturnus> did you read the gdb man page? actually forget that, did you even find out what gdb is?
[06:18] <enav> nocturnus very good... thanks for your help
[06:18] <flan_suse> phillipsjk, oh, well, it's still booting into Lucid immediately.
[06:18] <nocturnus> enav: great, now USE it
[06:19] <stepcut251> Radio-b: anyway, the it won't even associate with the router :(
[06:19] <flan_suse> It's alright. I'll figure it out tomorrow.
[06:19] <nocturnus> enav: i suggested switchign to windows because seeing as you're not willing to put in any effort in fixing your problem, windows is great for that
[06:19] <hellhound> I am having trouble actually chatting with people on facebook using empathy or pidgin.. I am using Lucid Linux Ubuntu 10.04 and I am able to log on to facebook and grab the online contacts fine, however they do not get any chat messages I send them.  Can anyone help?
[06:20] <nocturnus> that's why companies use it; because they are willing to pay for the fact that they don't have to debug things
[06:20] <bastid_raZor> nocturnus: please stop with the attitude
[06:20] <enav> nocturnus dont worry mate im happy here on ubuntu
[06:20] <phillipsjk> flan_suse, oops, I miss-read the if statemtn; the time out shou be at least 10 if it is reached.
[06:20] <karsten> So, I've just upgraded to 10.04 and keyboard/mouse are unresponsive in X.  Currently at console.  Thinkpad T61 laptop.
[06:20] <karsten> Upgrade from 9.04.
[06:20] <nocturnus> bastid_raZor: windows is not "crap", you're the one being an elitist
[06:21] <nocturnus> bastid_raZor: some people need to get their software working, and sometimes windows is the only alternative
[06:21] <nocturnus> and i'm not a windows fanboy
[06:21] <karsten> Once I'm in X, only way out is to hard boot.  No keyboard response at al.
[06:21] <nocturnus> enav: you still didn't find out what gdb is? why are you avoiding the question
[06:21] <nocturnus> bastid_raZor: also get bent
[06:21] <enav> nocturnus im asking to wikipedia
[06:21] <bastid_raZor> nocturnus: this channel is for supporting ubuntu. you're not supporting anything. you're harrassing people.
[06:21] <dhikr> sebsebseb enav, i am sorry for my english poor , just ubuntu is on my computer. i don't want dualboot with xp... and my windows xp is virtual. for virtualbox i don't know if this is puel or ose
[06:22] <nocturnus> bastid_raZor: you're harassing me
[06:22] <nocturnus> bastid_raZor: do YOU know what gdb is?
[06:22] <sebsebseb> dhikr: ok
[06:22] <nocturnus> bastid_raZor: have you used gdb before?
[06:22] <nocturnus> bastid_raZor: no? then shut up
[06:22] <sebsebseb> dhikr: you installed Virtualbox from the repo?
[06:22] <Appl6> bastid_raZor: enav: nocturnus: If there's something you need to settle, please do it out of this channel.
[06:22] <nocturnus> Appl6: who are you?
[06:22] <nocturnus> Appl6: will you stop making a big deal out of something where there is no big deal?
[06:23] <enav> dhikr your english is not bad... btw VirtualBox Puel have USB support, VirtualBox OSE have no USB support
[06:23] <hellhound> I am having trouble actually chatting with people on facebook using empathy or pidgin.. I am using Lucid Linux Ubuntu 10.04 and I am able to log on to facebook and grab the online contacts fine, however they do not get any chat messages I send them.  Can anyone help?
[06:23] <oxyrosis> okay, so i went ahead adn preformed the permission change to my sudoers file and am back now, does anybody remember me?
[06:23] <sebsebseb> dhikr: version from website/webserver has USB support
[06:23] <sebsebseb> dhikr: version from Ubuntu repo does not
[06:23] <karsten> dhikr: What's you rquestion then?
[06:23] <enav> Appl6 im fine
[06:24] <karsten> dhikr: ... and do you need USB support?
[06:24] <nocturnus> enav: have you considered filing a bug report like i told you?
[06:24] <enav> nocturnus i will as soon as i can
[06:24] <nocturnus> you'll need to produce a gdb log for that
[06:25] <lgc> So, what are the new things in 10.04?
[06:25] <luckymurali> greezmunkey, no
[06:25] <dhikr> if you want, on 4 usb, 3 are clear and 1(canon printer) is gray tint
[06:26] <bastid_raZor> !notes | lgc
[06:26] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: hmm, ok then. Can you paste the /etc/ssh/sshd_config from that machin please.
[06:26] <oxyrosis> okay, so i updated my 9.04 ubuntu and shortyl after i noticed that gimp was missing, as was vlc. i then found out with your help that i was also having permission issues with my sudoers file and have since fixed it with chmod 0440 /media/disk/etc/sudoers. i am back now to fix my original problem. any thoughts?
[06:26] <pG|KiLLa> !ask | pG|Killa
[06:26] <lgc> bastid_raZor, thanks again!
[06:26] <dhikr> if you , tell me somes comand lines and i pastbin ?
[06:26] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: hold a sec
[06:26] <luckymurali> greezmunkey, no firewall. I am able to connect with other machines
[06:27] <bastid_raZor> lgc: glad to help.
[06:27] <dhikr> because i am poor in ubuntu to
[06:27] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: with ssh as well?
[06:27] <onetinsoldier> oxyrosis: is the problem that gimp and vlc are missing?
[06:27] <luckymurali> i have 5 machines, rest 4 are connecting to each other
[06:27] <phillipsjk> nocturnus, I have found the goalposts mode: firsrt it is reproduce the bug, then it is attach GDB log or find the build where it breaks (binary search), then you are expected to submit a patch
[06:27] <luckymurali> greezmunkey, yes
[06:27] <oxyrosis> yes, it would appear to be a problem with python
[06:28] <oly562> I'd like to view my desktop on my 50 inch HDTV.  I have it plugged in, no errors in messages. what program can I use to test it out. I am running Xorg currently.  hello, can someone give me a few tips on how to use my HDMI internal port?
[06:28] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: I though you couldn't ssh???
[06:28] <jean-pierresainf> ok things are looking up somehow
[06:28] <luckymurali> no
[06:28] <nocturnus> phillipsjk: so?
[06:28] <onetinsoldier> oxyrosis: do you have an exact error message you can post? use pastebin if it's multiple lines
[06:28] <pippin418> apt-get/synaptic/ubuntu software center won't install anything because of a few corrupt packages...
[06:28] <oxyrosis> whats a pastebin?
[06:28] <luckymurali> onthis this machine is not able to connect with any other machines
[06:28] <jean-pierresainf> ubuntu 9.10 on an52 is up now
[06:28] <luckymurali> but able to ping
[06:28] <onetinsoldier> !pastebin | oxyrosis
[06:29] <dhikr> sebsebseb this that http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/debian
[06:29] <xpike> Can someone help me get flash working on ubuntu linux
[06:29] <actionParsnip> lgc: http://www.h-online.com/open/features/What-s-new-in-Ubuntu-10-04-LTS-982993.html
[06:29] <jean-pierresainf> issue with usb went away when upgrade bios to 1.6
[06:29] <jean-pierresainf> now a new issue is with Ibus
[06:29] <karrot> how can I check the log?
[06:29] <pippin418> http://pastebin.com/xKWKePGD
[06:29] <karrot> err... to see what is happening?
[06:29] <actionParsnip> xpike: install ubuntu-restricted-extras and you will get flash
[06:29] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: did you install ssh-client?
[06:29] <luckymurali> greezmunkey, I am able to connect from this machine from other machines
[06:29] <luckymurali> but not from other machines to this machine
[06:29] <Tesssa> question downloaded 10.4 live cd tried to install 10.4 got as far as 3of7 clicked forward jumped to 4of8 no partition manger just a blank white space yet i downloaded the server version 10.4 and up came a partition manager why does it work and not the desktop version i didn't install the sever version
[06:30] <luckymurali> greezmunkey, yes
[06:30] <jean-pierresainf> display unrecognized char
[06:30] <oxyrosis> gimp:
[06:30] <oxyrosis>   Depends: python-support (>=0.90.0) but 0.8.7ubuntu4 is to be installed
[06:30] <nocturnus> phillipsjk: why are you telling me this?
[06:30] <jean-pierresainf> as usual a square
[06:30] <jean-pierresainf> how do I check this
[06:30] <oxyrosis> that is from synaptic
[06:30] <actionParsnip> Tesssa: did you MD5 test the ISO you downloaded?
[06:30] <luckymurali> greezmunkey, I am able to connect from this machine to other machines
[06:31] <phillipsjk> nocturnus, sometimes you can't drop everything to troubleshoot. You need a test machine (real or virtual) for that.
[06:31] <Tesssa> yes
[06:31] <onetinsoldier> oxyrosis: roger... hang on
[06:31] <pippin418> can anyone help me?
[06:31] <actionParsnip> Tesssa: and RAM tested ok?
[06:31] <dhikr> enav because i think this is puel because juste i have registred and my 3 usb are ok. but no 1 my printer canon
[06:31] <Tesssa> seemed to be ok
[06:31] <actionParsnip> !ask | pippin418
[06:31] <actionParsnip> Tesssa: swhat seemed to be ok?
[06:31] <xpike> I followed these instructions: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/install-flash-10-ubuntu-linux-64bit.html and now flash isnt working
[06:31] <nocturnus> phillipsjk: what is this, philosophy night it #ubuntu? make your point already please
[06:31] <lgc> actionParsnip, thanks!
[06:31] <Tesssa> the live cd desktop version
[06:32] <pippin418> i already asked, but whatever. i cant install any new packages because of some corrupt ones i cant remove
[06:32] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: I think I understand you now. the "local" machine is the one you checked sshd_config on?
[06:32] <nocturnus> pippin418: in all honesty, that sounds like a major fuck-up
[06:32] <pippin418> heres a pastebin if my sudo apt-get -f install output
[06:32] <luckymurali> yes
[06:32] <pippin418> http://pastebin.com/xKWKePGD
[06:32] <actionParsnip> Tesssa: sure, but checking the ram is useful. MD5 testing the ISO is crucial to knowing the CD is good.
[06:32] <sebsebseb> dhikr: you sure that verison is also for Ubuntu?  that's the PUEL by the way the one that has USB
[06:32] <onetinsoldier> oxyrosis: you just upgrade to lucid?
[06:32]  * phillipsjk reads more backscroll (before "use Windows" suggestion)
[06:32] <karsten> pippin418: what packages can't yo uremove and why not (what error messages?)?
[06:32] <actionParsnip> !ohmy | nocturnus
[06:32] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: when you tested you went to another machine?
[06:32] <pippin418> karsten: look at the pastebin
[06:32] <pippin418> http://pastebin.com/xKWKePGD
[06:32] <Tesssa> was just wondering why the server version works but the desktop version doesnt
[06:33] <sebsebseb> !language | nocturnus
[06:33] <oxyrosis> no, im still 9.04 i was doing routine upgrades when all this silliness happened, and it was quite a while ago
[06:33] <karsten> pippin418: I can't, in console right now.
[06:33] <enav> dhikr open virtual box, next click on Help, next click on about,  and tell me what you see
[06:33] <jean-pierresainf> not sure I explain this correctly
[06:33] <luckymurali> greezmunkey, I went to other machine tpo test vvv
[06:33] <karsten> pippin418: My problem is getting X to work (keyboard/mouse).
[06:33] <dhikr> enav ok
[06:33] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: Now were tracking :)
[06:33] <actionParsnip> pippin418: looks like ushare is half installed
[06:33] <w4r7ock> hi
[06:33] <pippin418> ah... ummusare and libdnla0
[06:33] <xpike> cp: cannot stat `install_flash_player_10_linux/libflashplayer.so': No such file or directory
[06:33] <xpike> nspluginwrapper: /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/libflashplayer.so is not a valid NPAPI plugin
[06:33] <karsten> pippin418: That said:  if you're having problems with postinst/postrm scripts, you may be able to run the m manually to sort your issue.
[06:33] <w4r7ock> escuse me im news in this IRC
[06:33] <luckymurali> :)
[06:33] <pippin418> actionParsnip: i used it just yesterday
[06:34] <onetinsoldier> oxyrosis: roger... i'm not sure. i'd have to look at the version you're supposed to have in 9.04
[06:34] <jean-pierresainf> some portion of text in the windows appear as square indicating that character cannot be displayed.
[06:34] <Tesssa> i reinstalled 9.4 no p[roblems and upgraded action parsnip
[06:34] <jean-pierresainf> I surmize some font issue related to ibus install
[06:34] <pippin418> i tried to install the restricted extras and something screwed up
[06:34] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: so I can keep it straight, you are irc'ing from what is to be the "target" machine?
[06:34] <jean-pierresainf> can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong
[06:34] <actionParsnip> pippin418: your pastebin shows it as causing the issue and borking the packages
[06:34] <enav> jean-pierresainf are you talking about ubuntu?
[06:35] <karsten> jean-pierresainf: You've got an invalid characterset / font combination.
[06:35] <jean-pierresainf> yes
[06:35] <jean-pierresainf> and yes
[06:35] <onetinsoldier> oxyrosis: what happens if you run.... sudo aptitude safe-upgrade ?
[06:35] <karsten> jean-pierresainf: ... and/or you're using an application with incomplete unicode support.
[06:35] <dhikr> enav : http://ups.imagup.com/10/1273517370.png
[06:35] <pippin418> actionParsnip: so should i remove ushare?
[06:35] <oxyrosis> lets find out
[06:35] <jean-pierresainf> but I am not sure how this hapened
[06:35] <jean-pierresainf> how do I correct or debug this
[06:35] <flanque> hi
[06:35] <karsten> pippin418: Can you repost that pastebin URL?
[06:35] <jean-pierresainf> just need a starting point
[06:35] <pippin418> http://pastebin.com/xKWKePGD
[06:36] <luckymurali> greezmunkey , to avoid confusion i make irc machine to x and other machine as y
[06:36] <onetinsoldier> oxyrosis: it'll probably tell/show an option to fix the depends problems
[06:36] <flanque> trying to do fresh install of 10.04 and i get a black screen shortly after the red dots
[06:36] <flanque> how can i fix that?
[06:36] <luckymurali> now I am able to connect from X to Y
[06:36] <luckymurali> but not from Y to X
[06:36] <actionParsnip> flanque: did you MD5 test the ISO you  downloaded?
[06:36] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: good, and x is what you can't connect to.
[06:36] <nocturnus> sebsebseb: don't do that again, please, it makes my screen flash un-necessarily
[06:36] <flanque> yes, it's fine
[06:36] <oxyrosis> http://pastebin.com/iMUyRfDS
[06:36] <enav> dhikr   nice desktop  ....  give me asecond to check something
[06:36] <luckymurali> greezmunkey , yes
[06:36] <actionParsnip> flanque: did you burn is slowly?
[06:37] <Roasted> dear ubuntu users. Can anybody help me understand what the basic differences are between simply sharing a folder in nautilus (whcih requires samba) as opposed to editing the shares accordingly in your smb.conf file via samba?
[06:37] <karsten> pippin418: Try running ushare's pre-removal script manually with 'bash -x <scriptname>'
[06:37] <actionParsnip> flanque: you could try disabling unnecessary hardware in bios for the duration of the install
[06:37] <actionParsnip> !bootoptions | flanque
[06:37] <luckymurali> I reinstalled the ssh server aslo
[06:37] <oxyrosis> should i press yes?
[06:37] <pippin418> karsten: i'm not sure where that's located
[06:37] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: to recap, on X run: netstat -anp --tcp --udp | grep LISTEN  -do you see <IP_ADDRESS>:20 ?
[06:38] <luckymurali> ok
[06:38] <flanque> ubottu: well 9.10 works fine, so it's something to do with 10.04
[06:38] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: er, <IP_ADDRESS>:22
[06:38] <dr0id> hey guys, I can't find kcolorpaint in synaptic package manager, karmic, any idea why?
[06:38] <hellhound> I am having trouble actually chatting with people on facebook using empathy or pidgin.. I am using Lucid Linux Ubuntu 10.04 and I am able to log on to facebook and grab the online contacts fine, however they do not get any chat messages I send them.  Can anyone help?
[06:38] <karsten> pippin418: under /var, I'm trying to remember myself.
[06:38] <sebsebseb> nocturnus: actionParsnip did something similar as well
[06:38] <onetinsoldier> Roasted: i don't know. there might now be any difference. if they do the same thing, there's no difference
[06:38] <actionParsnip> Roasted: i think if you use the nautilus way its stored in gconf (not 100% sure) smb.conf allows a lot of extra options and is the same in any linux you use, you can also easily manage shares via ssh which isnt an option if you use nautilus
[06:38] <onetinsoldier> now = not
[06:38] <luckymurali> greezmunkey , yes
[06:38] <sebsebseb> nocturnus: since you broke the rules of the channel
[06:39] <nocturnus> sebsebseb: unlike you, i have enough courtesy not to polute the channel with things that have already been said
[06:39] <xpike> how many ubuntu channels are there?
[06:39] <dhikr> enav : http://ups.imagup.com/10/1273517593.png
[06:39] <sebsebseb> xpike: loads
[06:39] <actionParsnip> !info kolorpaint karmic
[06:39] <pippin418> karsten: oh lord, that could be a long day
[06:39] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: paste /etc/ssh/sshd_config from X please
[06:39] <oxyrosis> looks like it updated without a hitch onetinsoldier
[06:39] <luckymurali> but it is showing <IP_ADDRESS>.0:22
[06:39] <nocturnus> sebsebseb: so stop being a sponge and leave actionParsnip out of this
[06:39] <karsten> /var/lib/dpkg/info/ushare-<version>.prerm
[06:39] <luckymurali> five 0's
[06:39] <onetinsoldier> oxyrosis: sweet :-)
[06:39] <dr0id> actionParsnip: ?
[06:39] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: right, typo on my end, you're ok
[06:39] <onetinsoldier> oxyrosis: so now you have gimp back?
[06:39] <oxyrosis> onetinsoldier: soo, now what
[06:39] <oxyrosis> leme try
[06:39] <Roasted> actionParsnip, well, all Im doing is creating shares with a basic level of security (basically not allowing fred to get into bob's things, etc). It's appearing to me as if basic sharing in nautilus is all I need ASSUMING I get up nautilus folder permissions accordingly to block fred from bob's stuff, etc. I knew editing the smb.conf gave you more options, but I just wasnt sure if there was a "better" or more stable/robust option for ba
[06:39] <Roasted> sic things like I need it for.
[06:39] <onetinsoldier> ok
[06:40] <actionParsnip> dr0id: looks like ubottu is sleeping, she would usually say good stuff if you poke her right
[06:40] <karsten> pippin418: It's probably failing on some command.  Run it invoking 'bash -x' to see commands as they're executed and see where it fais.
[06:40] <oxyrosis> gimp:
[06:40] <oxyrosis>   Depends: python-support (>=0.90.0) but 0.8.7ubuntu4 is to be installed
[06:40] <luckymurali> greezmunkey, ok but I dont know why its is not connecting
[06:40] <dr0id> hmm, but I need kcolorpaint now
[06:40] <dr0id> immense need
[06:40] <oxyrosis> no es bueno
[06:40] <owen1> after i upgraded to lucid, i can't login. i see a wallpaper, the mouse is responding, keyboard is not and no login screen shows up. i can, however ssh to my machine. any tips?
[06:40] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: paste /etc/ssh/sshd_config from X please
[06:40] <luckymurali> ok
[06:40] <onetinsoldier> oxyrosis: no?
[06:40] <karsten> pippin418: If you can sort that out yourself, then fix the problem.  Otherwise, just move the script (eg: foo.bak) and replace it with one that just returns 'tru'.
[06:40] <actionParsnip> Roasted: you can also use smbpasswd and allow only certain users acces sto certain folders, its lots of fun
[06:40] <dhikr> sebsebseb i have doing this page : http://forum.ubuntu-fr.org/viewtopic.php?pid=3456911
[06:40] <oxyrosis> no, same error as before
[06:41] <sebsebseb> dhikr: is that in French? if so I won't understand it
[06:41] <karsten> pippin418: A kludge, but it gets you past the remova problem.  Fixing the underlying error is preferred.
[06:41] <Roasted> actionParsnip, well my setup is basic. I have 4 users and 5 shares. 1 public share, and 4 individual shares. I just have them in 1 big group and set group ID "Samba" to that public share. My setup is pretty basic I suppose.
[06:41] <flanque> any help pls?
[06:41] <dhikr> sebsebseb ok sorry
[06:41] <flanque> installer.. black screen.. 9.10 is fine
[06:41] <actionParsnip> dr0id: its kolourpaint4 in karmic
[06:41] <sebsebseb> dhikr: download Virutalbox from their website, for Ubuntu and not Debian, and it should be ok
[06:41] <flanque> 10.04
[06:41] <Roasted> actionParsnip, like I said I'm just trying to understand if sharing via nautilus is any different. I just upgraded to1 0.04 so I'm redoing my config, and its appearing like going via nautilus might be easier overall.
[06:41] <luckymurali> greezmunkey,http://pastebin.com/2QrwWKC2
[06:41] <dr0id> actionParsnip: can't find it in package manager :(
[06:41] <pippin418> yeah, there is no removal script in that dir
[06:42] <dhikr> sebsebseb can you tell me an adress ?
[06:42] <karsten> pippin418: ls ushare* and see what's there.
[06:42] <karsten> pippin418: aptitude's hanging up on on something.
[06:42] <onetinsoldier> oxyrosis: i'm not sure what's wrong. perhaps something in your software sources.list file?
[06:42] <hd1> it appears that whenever i log out of gnome, it takes down the wifi interface and i can't figure out how to bring it back up in windowmaker or any different window manager-- grrr
[06:42] <oxyrosis> well, then lets fix that
[06:42] <actionParsnip> !info kolourpaint4
[06:42] <hd1> help, anyone?
[06:42] <enav> dhikr where you get that beta version?
[06:42] <dr0id> actionParsnip: lemme try again, I will be back soon
[06:42] <enav> dhikr i mean give me the link pleas
[06:42] <dr0id> installing phpmyadmin right now
[06:43] <pippin418> http://pastebin.com/4N0yvGrt
[06:43] <xpike> can anyone help me install flash on ubuntu linux?
[06:43] <actionParsnip> hd1: if you run: sudo lshw -C network    you will see the module, you can rmmod it then modprobe it back in, should be ok
[06:43] <dhikr> enav sebsebseb : i get here http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/3.2.0_BETA1/
[06:43] <onetinsoldier> oxyrosis: i don't know for sure how much i can try to fix it. but you can upload it to pastebin and ask people to look at it
[06:43] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: it looks to be default. Still checking, brb
[06:43] <luckymurali> xpike, download from adobe and install it
[06:43] <sebsebseb> dhikr: beta uh what?
[06:44] <onetinsoldier> oxyrosis: the file is /etc/apt/sources.list
[06:44] <actionParsnip> xpike: can you use: http://pastebin.com   to give the output of:   dpkg -l | grep flash; dpkg -l | grep gnash; dpkg -l | grep swf
[06:44] <luckymurali> greezmunkey,ok
[06:44] <oxyrosis> http://img25.imageshack.us/img25/4025/screenshot1ce.png
[06:44] <sebsebseb> dhikr: get a stable version
[06:44] <sebsebseb> dhikr: not beta
[06:44] <oxyrosis> that should be it right?
[06:44] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: from a terminal on X: ssh localhost - see if you can log in.
[06:44] <dhikr> sebsebseb lol sorry
[06:44] <luckymurali> greezmunkey,ok i will do that
[06:45] <pippin418> karsten: http://pastebin.com/4N0yvGrt
[06:45] <onetinsoldier> oxyrosis: you want to uncheck the karmic repository in there and check the jaunty ones
[06:45] <sebsebseb> dhikr: it's easy
[06:45] <sebsebseb> dhikr: the website
[06:45] <luckymurali> greezmunkey, you mean x to x
[06:45] <dhikr> ok
[06:45] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: yes
[06:45] <dhikr> virtualbox
[06:45] <sebsebseb> dhikr: also no Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx 10.04 version yet, but the karmic version will probably work
[06:46] <_Snark> sooo. the 10.04 fakeraid / partman bug. is it.. ever going to be fixed?
[06:46] <onetinsoldier> oxyrosis: well, i think you want to uncheck the karmic one, no need to check those other two
[06:46] <onetinsoldier> oxyrosis: then run.... aptitude update
[06:46] <gasgesgos> heya, I like the 'out of the box' support for ipod touch with 10.4, but is there support for video or do I have to install something else?
[06:46] <luckymurali> greezmunkey,yes logging in
[06:46] <sebsebseb> dhikr: go to virtualbox.org  go to downloads, click on the for Linux hosts link
[06:47] <sebsebseb> dhikr: download and install the karmic kaola version that  will probably work
[06:47] <enav> dhikr well mate i guess that vertion is PUEL  but im not sure... anyway this is the way to enable USB support under for PUEL version:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox/USB
[06:47] <oly562> I'd like to view my desktop on my 50 inch HDTV.  I have it plugged in, no errors in messages. what program can I use to test it out. I am running Xorg currently.  hello, can someone give me a few tips on how to use my HDMI internal port?
[06:47] <greezmunkey> luckymurali: ok, that's good - that leaves only a couple of possibilities. How many machines do you have there?
[06:47] <oxyrosis> working. . .
[06:47] <luckymurali> 5