[09:21] <ardchoille> mneptok: Everything in main repo is installed by default?
[09:21] <retry> fine sorry mneptok
[09:21] <mneptok> rww: pulseaudio is
[09:21] <EastDallas> sagaci: I'm fairly certain it is installed by default.
[09:21] <retry> ardchoille, no
[09:21] <sagaci> mneptok: for instance, abrowser isn't installed by default
[09:21] <sagaci> EastDallas: probably
[09:21] <ardchoille> neither is abiword
[09:21] <indus> ardchoille, no, for example abiword
[09:21] <hiexpo> i have bt4 and its a great distro but not one i want to do a complete install of
[09:21] <indus> !info abiword
[09:21] <retry> sagaci, 2G on my current laptops...256MB on my old p3 that ran xubuntu
[09:21] <rww> mneptok: correct. however, "it's in main, so it is installed by default" isn't correct
[09:22] <EastDallas> I don't think the volume controls will work without it.  (YOu will still have sound)
[09:22] <ardchoille> main has way too much for everything in it to be installed by default
[09:22] <sagaci> who maintains the multiverse repo? MOTU?
[09:22] <retry> ouyes you can't run gnome apps in a console window
[09:22] <retry> the console tty's are NOT GUI
[09:22] <orl_> I'm trying to install UbuntuStudio on a MacIntel, and have some trouble with it.
[09:22] <ouyes> retry, mneptok , also i want to add a keyboard shortcut for openning a terminal, but i can not find the way
[09:22] <ardchoille> sagaci: I bleieve so
[09:22] <rww> sagaci: yes
[09:22] <indus> !multiverse
[09:22] <ouyes> retry,  where?
[09:23] <retry> ouyes, where what
[09:23] <mneptok> ouyes: you might want to try #xubuntu for XFCE questions
[09:23] <indus> no motu is masters of universe and some of main
[09:23] <EastDallas> montom: were you able to restart pulseaudio?
[09:23] <sagaci> orl_: try #ubuntustudio
[09:23] <retry> if you press alt+f2 you end up in the 2nd tty
[09:23] <retry> oh wait that's ctl+alt+f2
[09:23] <retry> sorry nm
[09:23] <hero1900> hi guys i have a flash fat32 and when i mount it i cant do any modification unless i am root how i can change the permission
[09:23] <retry> oh I know this hero1900, hold on
[09:23] <EastDallas> orl_: you can install regular ubuntu and just install the ubuntustudio meta-packages....it's easier that way.
[09:23] <ardchoille> hero1900: you ned to change permissions on the mount point
[09:24] <orl_> EastDallas: didn't try.
[09:24] <hero1900> you mean sdb1
[09:24] <orl_> sagaci: I'm on it too.
[09:24] <ouyes> mneptok,  i know that  and i am in there but you see there is fewer people then here
[09:24] <ardchoille> hero1900: no, where is it mounted>?
[09:24] <sagaci> so what's stopping someone uploading a package to multiverse that screws your computer
[09:24] <retry> hero1900, add uid=1001 to your optoins in /etc/fstab
[09:24] <hero1900> well it is automatically mounted
[09:24] <retry> where 1001 is the number of the user you want to have ownership
[09:24] <indus> sagaci, no one i guess
[09:24] <hero1900> to sdb1 in the media folder
[09:24] <orl_> EastDallas: By the way, all seems to work fine during the install, and lilo -b /dev/sda3 works fine too.
[09:24] <mneptok> ouyes: that does not change the fact that this is primarily an Ubuntu support channel. not Xubuntu.
[09:24] <orl_> EastDallas: but finally doesn't boot.
[09:25] <JuJuBee> I am looking to install a fresh OS on a server in my classroom. It is fileserver/web/sql/firewall etc.... Is there a way to migrate users to new install without having to manually re-create them (ie uid's and passwds)?
[09:25] <montom> EastDallas : yeah  i was but still the cracking sound does not go away , you mentioned it is a power save problem , i dont know if this helps but when i installed 9.10 i have to turn acpi=off could that be the problem?
[09:25] <sagaci> indus: ah ok, fair enough, don't use it much anyway
[09:25] <orl_> sagaci: not sure it's really linked to studio, I would guess it's much more linked to Mac!
[09:25] <indus> sagaci, thats why they have the ubuntu logo near a package
[09:25] <indus> sagaci, to say its officially supported
[09:25] <hero1900> retry is it for all or just for my flash
[09:25] <sagaci> indus: so indus well then it's in restricted, right?
[09:26] <ardchoille> sagaci: I don't think just anyone can upload a package
[09:26] <retry> hero, it would be for whatever mount point you set it for
[09:26] <orl_> EastDallas: do you really think lilo proces isn't the same in Ubuntu and UbuntuStudio ?
[09:26]  * iflema >.<
[09:26] <ardchoille> I would think there are checks in place
[09:26] <orl_> I do not think so
[09:26] <indus> sagaci, its not uncontrolled,
[09:26] <indus> sagaci, its tested by community members
[09:26] <pat|nG> i got a kernel problem.... what will i do?
[09:26] <HTbeeJay> hey guys, anyone here has ubuntu running on lenovos latest t410?
[09:26] <EastDallas> montom: honestly, I don't know if turning acpi off would have an effect.  I just know the line you have to comment out as I suggested is related to power save.
[09:26] <sagaci> pat|nG: boot into an earlier kernel
[09:26] <indus> like me for example sagaci
[09:27] <EastDallas> orl_: no, it's probably the same, but you'll get a lot more help with regular ubuntu install than you will with ubuntu stuido :-/
[09:27] <indus> ardchoille, sagaci both universe and multi and community maintained, and i think the community is a safe group
[09:27] <sagaci> indus: does it take much programming fu-ya to package a package
[09:27] <pat|nG> when i boot up my laptop i got this ubuntu generic and the other one is ubuntu generic recovery...before i got only 2 choices...ubuntu and win7
[09:27] <retry> what's ubuntu studio?
[09:28] <ardchoille> indus: thought so
[09:28] <orl_> EastDallas: ;) Sure, but OK, as the install process is quite the same (execpt realtime kernel, but at that time, it's not even arrived!)
[09:28] <indus> sagaci, no, and now its even easier with launchpad which auto builds a package from source if you follow steps
[09:28] <orl_> EastDallas: so let's say I've tried to install Ubuntu on a Mac Intel
[09:28] <retry> pat|nG, recovery is not abnormal entry
[09:28] <indus> !ppa
[09:28] <indus> hhihhihihihi
[09:28] <indus> cool isnt it
[09:28] <orl_> retry: it's an Ubuntu distribution designed for multimedia edition
[09:28] <EastDallas> !ubuntustudio | retry
[09:28] <montom> EastDallas : thanks for the help
[09:29] <retry> sounds cool
[09:29] <retry> is that a canonical release or 3rd party?
[09:29] <pat|nG> when i try to report the problem.....i got another error...cannot connecto to ubuntu database....this is not the first time i send and got error....wat's happening?
[09:29] <indus> ardchoille, sagaci http://www.ubuntu.com/community/ubuntustory/components
[09:29] <EastDallas> montom: sorry I wasn't of more help...u might want to look at this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1311207
[09:29] <ardchoille> indus: Thanks!
[09:30] <indus> ardchoille, sagaci for example , vlc is in universe and unsupported officially, but we all know its awesome
[09:30] <indus> :)
[09:30] <indus> !vlc
[09:30] <indus> !info vlc
[09:30] <hero1900> where to add it
[09:31] <hero1900> retry where to add it same row of my flash partition?
[09:31] <retry> hero1900, /etc/fstab
[09:31] <retry> yes same row
[09:31] <retry> in options area
[09:31] <retry> which is comma separated list
[09:31] <retry> did you get the right uid for your user?
[09:31] <hero1900> aha then unmount and remount
[09:31] <retry> 1001 was just an example
[09:31] <retry> so does ubuntustudio have special repos? or is it just pre selected extra packages?
[09:31] <sagaci> indus: so it compiles it and spits it out as a deb
[09:32] <indus> sagaci, guess so
[09:32] <hero1900> how to get my user UID
[09:32] <hero1900> ??
[09:32] <orl_> So, by the way, no one running Ubuntu with a Mac Intel (iMac Intel, I guess)
[09:32] <indus> sagaci, do you want to build a package?
[09:33] <koshari> retry i beleive it has a low latency kernel
[09:33] <cmmenke> am i allowed to ask evil questions? like thus of what would seem to be malicious intent?
[09:33] <retry> koshari, low latency kernel? what does that mean? tuned to sync to disk less?
[09:33] <pietia> anyone use Ubuntu/Kubuntu on Thinkpad R61 ?
[09:33] <pietia> what would be better?
[09:33] <koshari> retry https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudioPreparation
[09:33] <retry> ty
[09:33] <Emiliano> pietia: Talk me in private
[09:34] <orl_> retry: by the way, it's not a low-latency, it's now a realtime kernel.
[09:34] <orl_> retry: that means every task is done in a strict timing
[09:35] <retry> hm
[09:35] <orl_> retry: which can eventually be low-latency
[09:35] <orl_> retry: timing are guaranted
[09:35] <retry> interesting
[09:35] <orl_> retry: necessary to play a timeline constantly
[09:35] <orl_> retry: (for example)
[09:36] <pat|nG> when i try to report the problem.....i got another error...cannot connecto to ubuntu database....this is not the first time i send and got error....wat's happening?
[09:36] <retry> oh i see they have tools to help with latency in your sound card
[09:37] <Myrtti> cmmenke: we'd prefer if you'd not
[09:37] <iflema> retry ive the conversion command... :)
[09:37] <inder> how to run 1 video on 2 different multicast address using vlc
[09:37] <sagaci> indus: yeah, something small
[09:37] <retry> iflema, conversion command for what
[09:37] <iflema> retry studio
[09:38] <ziroday> pat|nG: currently you can't report any issues using apport as launchpad is down for maintenance
[09:38] <retry> oh you mean to set up vanilla ubuntu to studio?
[09:38] <iflema> retry uhuh
[09:38] <retry> well this wiki page koshari linked seems to have all the pertinent info
[09:38] <retry> this is cool I didn't know about this at all
[09:38] <retry> i thought the best multitrack recording linux had was audacity
[09:38] <orl_> retry: for sound card but also for sequencers and so on.
[09:38] <iflema> retry ive one command....
[09:38] <orl_> (retry: constant timeline)
[09:39] <retry> iflema are you trying to bait me into asking you what that cmd is? I feel a joke coming
[09:39] <cmmenke> myrtti: oh okay, i understand, just wondering
[09:39] <ndr01d> Does anyone know if gnucash can import csv?
[09:39] <hero1900> retry thx  for help
[09:39] <iflema> retry no
[09:39] <retry> hero1900, it worked? cool
[09:39] <hero1900> yes thx
[09:40] <hero1900> retry i got a wierd thing when i run gpart then i will get duplication for my partition
[09:40] <hero1900> ??
[09:40] <hero1900> why
[09:40] <retry> dunno
[09:40] <hero1900> is that uuid and fstab problem
[09:40] <retry> hero1900, pastebin results of typing mount in console
[09:41] <retry> just mount with no flags
[09:41] <pietia> have ubuntu and kubuntu this same default kernel ?
[09:41] <hero1900> paste it here
[09:42] <koshari> pietia they can depending on your version, and up dates,
[09:42] <pietia> koshari, i'm talking about stock 9.10 version
[09:43] <koshari> pietia then they will have the kernel package that was released at the time of release
[09:43] <hero1900> /dev/sda2 on / type ext4 (rw)
[09:43] <hero1900> none on /proc type proc (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev)
[09:43] <hero1900> none on /sys type sysfs (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev)
[09:43] <hero1900> none on /sys/fs/fuse/connections type fusectl (rw)
[09:43] <hero1900> none on /sys/kernel/debug type debugfs (rw)
[09:43] <FloodBot2> hero1900: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:43] <hero1900> none on /sys/kernel/security type securityfs (rw)
[09:43] <pat|nG> i restarted my laptop...i got 2 ubuntu choices each also got recovery...i chosed the 2nd one and it gives me a kubuntu logo in login in.....but when i login a ubuntu os started....lol....wats wrong with this? i already uninstall kubuntu...why do i still have this on my login screen? anyone? how can i get rid of this?
[09:43] <retry> hero1900, dont paste cmd output...use pastebin
[09:43] <retry> !pastebin
[09:44] <pietia> koshari, i wonder which one (ubuntu/kubuntu) has better support for hardware (thinkpad r61) that's why i'm asking about kernel
[09:44] <pietia> koshari, i really care about multimedia buttons/hibernate etc
[09:44] <hero1900> sorry guys
[09:44] <retry> hero1900, hmm i dont see your usb media at all
[09:44] <_ruben> pietia: they use the same packages, including kernel packages
[09:44] <silv3r_m00n> here are 8 pcs in a LAN , what good software is there for chatting , which can run without a server i.e. peer to peer.. ?
[09:44] <koshari> pat|nG thats just the splash screen, you can change it to a custom one if you please.
[09:44] <hero1900> my usb is workin fine
[09:45] <pat|nG> koshari: how?
[09:45] <hero1900> the problem is with other partion sda1 sda3 sda4
[09:45] <koshari> pat|nG google it
[09:45] <hero1900> when i run gparted i get duplication for all of them
[09:45] <retry> sda is your HDD right?
[09:45] <jens> Hi
[09:45] <koshari> pietia the hardware support wil be same if same kernel
[09:46] <retry> if you mounted root on sda2 what are 1,3, and 4 supposed to be for mountpoints?
[09:46] <retry> can you pastebin /etc/fstab too
[09:46] <hero1900> oh sorry
[09:46] <hero1900> it was not copied all
[09:46] <hero1900> here is it retry
[09:46] <hero1900> http://paste.ubuntu.com/363755/
[09:46] <indus> sagaci, are you looking for help for packaging? then https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Complete
[09:47] <indus> sagaci, but i suggest just using launchpad
[09:48] <hero1900> sda is my hdd yes
[09:48] <koshari> silv3r_m00n http://linux.softpedia.com/get/Communications/Chat/LANChat-4877.shtml
[09:48] <sagaci> indus: ah ok, my main machine is on ubuntu 10.04, do i need to be on a linux machine to do it
[09:48] <alteregoa> donuts for paypal
[09:48] <hero1900> sdb is my flash
[09:48] <retry> why do you have sda1,5,6 mounted to media?
[09:48] <sagaci> indus: ty for the link thoug
[09:48] <hero1900> and i got 6 partitions
[09:48] <alteregoa> whats your fstab?
[09:48] <indus> sagaci, yes
[09:48] <retry> you also have an sdc
[09:48] <indus> sagaci, i dont know of anything in windows for this
[09:48] <retry> you have a pretty crazy number of partitions going on
[09:49] <hero1900> sdc is my cd i think
[09:49] <indus> sagaci, after all, you are making a linux package :)
[09:49] <alteregoa> sdc, your cd ok
[09:49] <hero1900> and all the others mounted automatically first day i install ubuntu
[09:49] <alteregoa> and sdf your floppy?
[09:49] <hero1900> i didnt change any thing
[09:49] <indus> sagaci, what language have you used for the program
[09:49] <hero1900> hahahahahhahaha
[09:49] <alteregoa> i still own a dual floppy drive
[09:49] <hero1900> got swap partition
[09:49] <hero1900> and also 1 ntfs
[09:49] <hero1900> one fat32
[09:50] <hero1900> and one ext4
[09:50] <alteregoa> yeah my swap is on fat12 on a 1.2mb floppy
[09:50] <hero1900> and root ext4
[09:50] <retry> hero1900, see this on sdc ? uid=1000,gid=1000
[09:50] <om26er> !test
[09:50] <retry> add that to sdb1 in fstab
[09:50] <retry> that should make the flash owned by your user
[09:50] <Guest39325> hi
[09:50] <hero1900> but when i gedit fstab i only see two
[09:50] <alteregoa> just chown it
[09:50] <hero1900> sda2 and sdb1
[09:50] <retry> hero1900, pastebin your fstab
[09:51] <hero1900> okey
[09:52] <hero1900> http://paste.ubuntu.com/363762/
[09:52] <retry> your HDD's first partition is fat...is that a windows install or something?
[09:52] <alteregoa> 8-inch - SSSD
[09:52] <retry> is this a dual boot box?
[09:52] <RedGoblinMan> Hi, I've got a problem with Karmic I was wondering if someone could help me with?
[09:52] <hero1900> no
[09:52] <hero1900> no windows
[09:52] <retry> hero1900, that's your entire fstab?
[09:52] <alteregoa> vfat
[09:52] <alteregoa> fascinating
[09:52] <hero1900> just fat 32
[09:52] <retry> how did it get like that?
[09:52] <hero1900> yes
[09:53] <hero1900> i am sure
[09:53] <alteregoa> and cdrom and stuff?
[09:53] <retry> that's not stock ubuntu set up at all
[09:53] <hero1900> i dont know how
[09:53] <hero1900> i did sudo gedit /etc/fstab
[09:53] <hero1900> and copy and paste
[09:53] <alteregoa> sudo nano /etc/fstab yeah
[09:53] <retry> either way
[09:53] <retry> I'd just cat it
[09:53] <hero1900> actually i did open fstab before and it was full of things
[09:53] <retry> but fine
[09:53] <hero1900> hehehehhehehe
[09:53] <hero1900> no only two
[09:53] <retry> really?
[09:54] <hero1900> yes
[09:54] <alteregoa> hero1900 and you removed a litshoad of entries?
[09:54] <hero1900> and i did label my partitions
[09:54] <alteregoa> UUIDS?
[09:54] <hero1900> no i just label it
[09:54] <retry> so when did you install ubuntu on this computer?
[09:54] <alteregoa> i think 2005?
[09:54] <hero1900> i saw some uuid
[09:54] <hero1900> but i didnt change
[09:54] <retry> haha
[09:54] <hero1900> so how to bring things back?
[09:54] <retry> hero, when did you install ubuntu?
[09:55] <hero1900> or how things work if fstab empty
[09:55] <alteregoa> i saw the fnords! they won't eat you!
[09:55] <retry> they have lovely fnords in norway
[09:55] <w3l54666> ll
[09:55] <w3l54666> lol
[09:55] <hero1900> mm first day karmic goes out
[09:56] <retry> not at all vicious
[09:56] <retry> hero1900, what was on the computer before that?
[09:56] <alteregoa> fnords in norway?
[09:56] <hero1900> jaunty
[09:56] <hero1900> i have only one os
[09:56] <retry> so you did a distro up?
[09:56] <hero1900> OS
[09:56] <Myrtti> RedGoblinMan: you need to ask your question, asking to ask will not really get anyones attention
[09:56] <hero1900> i loved ubuntu and delete windows
[09:56] <hero1900> heheheheheh
[09:57] <retry> have you distro'd up a lot ?
[09:57] <alteregoa> i loved windows and deleted it too
[09:57] <retry> what release was your first ubuntu?
[09:57] <retry> I'm still on xp
[09:57] <alteregoa> archaic ape
[09:57] <w3l54666> can i set up elvolution mail for accessing my hotmail???
[09:57] <hero1900> hardy
[09:57] <retry> hardy eh
[09:57] <alteregoa> archaic ape was the first release
[09:57] <hero1900> then jaunty get out
[09:57] <retry> what about intrepid?
[09:57] <hero1900> then i format and install fresh
[09:57] <Myrtti> oy, folks, you can chat up in #ubuntu-offtopic. The more timid people don't ask their questions and tell their problems with all this chatting going on
[09:57] <hero1900> also karmic is fresh
[09:57] <retry> oh you did install fresh?
[09:57] <retry> wtf
[09:58] <retry> your mount points are not stock at all
[09:58] <hero1900> what
[09:58] <alteregoa> then betazoidic bayoran
[09:58] <ikonia> retry: please try to control your langauge
[09:58] <retry> what did I say?
[09:58] <hero1900> the problem it is like this first day i install
[09:58] <hero1900> and it is weird
[09:58] <llutz> !ot | alteregoa stop your nonsense here please
[09:58] <ikonia> retry: we know what "wtf" means and dont need to see it in channel
[09:58] <retry> oh right the letter f is a curse
[09:58] <retry> sorry
[09:58] <hero1900> hehehehehehehe
[09:58] <ikonia> no problem
[09:58] <retry> my brain does not register it as bad language
[09:59] <ikonia> retry: I understand
[09:59] <hero1900> retry get headeach he has to reply to all
[09:59] <hero1900> hehehehhehe
[09:59] <ikonia> hero1900: please stop
[09:59] <w3l54666> so can u help me with evolution mail??
[09:59] <retry> I took excederin already today...I'm high
[09:59] <retry> hero1900, so you installed karmic fresh...did you custom partition the drive?
[09:59] <retry> I mean is there a reason you have all those partitions and fat partitions no less
[10:00] <hero1900> yes
[10:00] <hero1900> i did custom
[10:00] <RedGoblinMan> OK here is my problem - first boot of karmic - if I run any thing in brows using flash, karmic will crash, when I reboot I sometimes then get a critical temperature warning, during reboot, when I eventually reboot everything is then fine..
[10:00] <hero1900> iKonia i am sorry if i disturb you i will get out when i finish
[10:01] <RedGoblinMan> is this a problem with flash, or my computer, or karmic
[10:01] <retry> probably a bit of all 3
[10:01] <ikonia> hero1900: not a distrubance, just don't neeed the smart, comments, stick tot he support
[10:01] <Myrtti> RedGoblinMan: are you running 64-bit ubuntu?
[10:01] <madcap`> can you say bukakke here?
[10:01] <retry> hero1900, hold on I want to look at my stock ubuntu mount readout
[10:01] <hero1900> iKonia ok you just need to say it nicer
[10:01] <madcap`> yes you can, but not the letter f
[10:02] <DubSmoke> yo what up
[10:02] <Myrtti> madcap`: don't push it
[10:02] <madcap`> haha
[10:02] <madcap`> oh real people
[10:02] <madcap`> sweet
[10:02] <RedGoblinMan> nope 32bit, intel install
[10:02] <hero1900> okey i am waiting
[10:02] <Myrtti> RedGoblinMan: do you know which flash plugin you're using?
[10:02] <w3l54666> guys i need help setting up evolution mail
[10:02] <RedGoblinMan> yes adobe
[10:02] <phox_> Hi! How do i set chmod 777 on my folder "Downloads", and all it subfolders, thats in my home-folder?
[10:03] <retry> anybody know whwat this gvfs fuse mount point is all about?
[10:03] <w3l54666> can i retrieve my hotmail account through it?
[10:03] <Myrtti> w3l54666: if you're paying for your hotmail account
[10:03] <RedGoblinMan> its not a huge problem but its annoying on my first boot of the day, the system crashes
[10:03] <retry> hero1900, I'm at a loss to explain how you have all those extra partitions mounted when your fstab has 2 lines in it
[10:03] <w3l54666> Myrtti: but hotmail is free over the net
[10:04] <racerx> phox: chmod -R 77 /home/xxxxx/Downloads
[10:04] <brijith> biju: hi
[10:04] <ikonia> w3l54666: I didn't think pop3 access was ?
[10:04] <hero1900> aha do you know any way to reset this or to know what the hell is this?
[10:04] <racerx> oops
[10:04] <Myrtti> w3l54666: pop3 access isn't
[10:04] <racerx> phox: chmod -R 777 /home/xxxxx/Downloads
[10:04] <neure> how do i setup samba server to share a directory with shell?
[10:04] <Myrtti> w3l54666: Internet != browser
[10:04] <neure> i dont have x or any gui installed
[10:04] <w3l54666> yh
[10:05] <w3l54666> Myrtti: yh
[10:05] <phox_> recerx: what does xxx stand for? my username?
[10:05] <racerx> yes
[10:05] <brijith> biju:hai
[10:05] <retry> oh i see gvfs is a gnome thing
[10:05] <retry> for process communication and data persistence
[10:06] <biju> brijith: hai
[10:06] <phox_> racerx: do i need to write sudo before to do it?
[10:06] <rtgz> Hi, is there any Lucid Lynx-specific discussion channel?
[10:06] <llutz> rtgz: #ubuntu+1
[10:06] <erUSUL> !lucid | rtgz
[10:06] <retry> hero1900, I can't explain why you get duplicates in gparted
[10:06] <orl_> Just asking: is there someone running Ubuntu with a Mac Intel here?
[10:06] <rtgz> llutz, erUSUL thanks!
[10:07] <retry> ubuntu users like free stuff..apples are damn expensive
[10:07] <hero1900> aha but can i show you a screenshot of my gparted
[10:07] <retry> hero1900, sure
[10:07] <llutz> retry: free as in free speech
[10:07] <jellow> how can i encrypt my /home so every time i login with ssh it asks for my encrypted passphrase aswell as ssh login?
[10:07] <orl_> retry: sure (it's not mine actually, and be sure I won't never buy something like that)
[10:07] <hero1900> http://img69.imageshack.us/img69/653/screenshot005jy.png
[10:07] <racerx> phox: you shouldnt need to sudo if you are changing perms on files you own
[10:07] <retry> llutz, free as in free beer...ubuntu users dont care so much about free speech
[10:08] <racerx> phox: files in your home directory i mean
[10:08] <retry> if they did I could say f after a w and a t
[10:08] <retry> hero1900, where's this duplication you speak of?
[10:08] <hero1900> the mount point in gparted diffrent than the ordinary
[10:09] <hero1900> so now when i click on my computer i will see 2 of each partition
[10:09] <hero1900> one is working and another is not
[10:09] <retry> huh?
[10:09] <MarkDude> wiki.ubuntu.com is down?
[10:09] <hero1900> i mean it mount sda-- with diffrent names
[10:09] <llutz> retry: even free people should respect some rules.
[10:09] <hero1900> so i got duplications
[10:10] <hero1900> and the fstab mount names will not work
[10:10] <retry> llutz, I don't disagree ... freedom is a finite resource we need to share it for the common good
[10:10] <hero1900> how that happen and why gparted mount in diffrent names i dont know
[10:11] <hero1900> mmmmm i didnt try to reinstall gparted
[10:11] <jellow> how can i encrypt my /home so every time i login with ssh it asks for my encrypted passphrase aswell as ssh login?
[10:11] <hero1900> maybe it can fix things
[10:11] <retry> hero, you should probably try to change the mount points so fstab and gparted match somehow
[10:11] <retry> why do you even have nfts and fat mounts
[10:12] <retry> if you aren't dual booting
[10:12] <hero1900> they are automatically mounted
[10:12] <hero1900> i didnt mount
[10:12] <MarkDude> wiki.ubuntu.com is down? Is it Yahoo's fault?
[10:12] <hero1900> they already show up when i login
[10:12] <retry> but you did a fresh install right?
[10:12] <retry> you obviously chose those points
[10:12] <hero1900> yes
[10:12] <retry> when you did a custom set up
[10:12] <retry> and chose those filesystems
[10:12] <hero1900> chose for what
[10:13] <retry> chose fat and ntfs
[10:13] <hero1900> ha this is new to me
[10:13] <rumpsy> hero1900: did you see that your partition table is not in order
[10:13] <ls22123> anyone use smoothwall??
[10:13] <hero1900> can i chose which partion can mount autimatically in instalation
[10:13] <retry> sure
[10:13] <retry> why did you make extended partitions inside a primary?
[10:13] <hero1900> mmm
[10:14] <hero1900> it was from before
[10:14] <hero1900> hehehehehehhe
[10:14] <hero1900> okey this also new to me
[10:14] <retry> man I would just start over and let ubuntu do it for you
[10:14] <retry> you probably dont want or need fat and ntfs partitions
[10:14] <hero1900> if i create extended partitions then it will be automatically mounted
[10:15] <ls22123> any suggestions on a firewall other than firestarter and gufw?
[10:15] <retry> you dont have to to get auto mounts
[10:15] <hero1900> yes i dont need and i wan to make them ext4 but i need to take data first
[10:15] <retry> ls22123, it's all iptables in the end
[10:15] <retry> right data
[10:15] <retry> well time for some towers of hanoi for you
[10:15] <ls22123> maybe so but iptables looks like a tuff road
[10:15] <retry> I'd move all of one partition's data to another ...then wipe that partition
[10:15] <neure> erm
[10:16] <neure> how do i restart samba?
[10:16] <retry> and so on
[10:16] <rumpsy> hero1900: your partition table is not in order, inbetween you have unallocated spaces
[10:16] <hero1900> retry how i can search for this matter to understand is there any website
[10:16] <hero1900> or phrase to search for
[10:16] <retry> ls22123, it's worth understanding iptables though...use a gui tool to get going but learn to read the output from iptables-save
[10:16] <hero1900> mmmmmm
[10:17] <hero1900> i will do change it later since i got many data i need in those partitions
[10:17] <hero1900> but for now i want to understand what retry talk about for partitioning
[10:17] <retry> hero1900, pastebin contents of df -h would you
[10:17] <hero1900> sure
[10:17] <Applex> Salve a tutti
[10:18] <retry> hero, read the gparted manual
[10:18] <ls22123> retry any good places to start learning iptables for a moron like myself?
[10:18] <Applex> Ho un piccolo problema con il player di kubuntu nella gestione dell'ipod
[10:18] <retry> ls22123, hold on
[10:18] <Myrtti> !it | Applex
[10:18] <retry> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo
[10:18] <retry> this is even fairly up to date ^
[10:18] <ls22123> thx
[10:18] <hero1900> http://paste.ubuntu.com/363774/
[10:18] <Applex> grazzzzzie
[10:19] <neure> erm
[10:19] <neure> i installed samba but i dont have /etc/init.d/samba
[10:19] <neure> how come?
[10:19] <Myrtti> !upstart
[10:19] <rumpsy> retry: What are all the none? in http://paste.ubuntu.com/363774/
[10:20] <neure> Myrtti, so how do i restart samba?
[10:20] <rumpsy> retry: it totally occupies 8GB
[10:20] <retry> oh those are not actual devices on your machine rumpsy
[10:20] <retry> actually that's all memory
[10:20] <rumpsy> retry: i know that, its belongs to hero1900
[10:20] <retry> you got 2G of ram right?
[10:21] <Myrtti> neure: you can try "sudo start samba"
[10:21] <retry> ok
[10:21] <neure> Myrtti unknown job samba
[10:21] <hero1900> sdc is same flash no
[10:21] <retry> well all those virtual file systems share the 2G of ram
[10:21] <domiel> hi all... I've encountered a malloc assert whilst using erlang, after doing a bit of googling it seems that the problem also affects at least one other program ("muse") the error is in http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d6be32d51. Is this a known gug, is there a workaround?
[10:21] <hero1900> i got 4GB
[10:21] <domiel> bug*
[10:21] <hero1900> those 2 gb are inside sda2
[10:21] <retry> you probably have 2GB allocated for their use then
[10:21] <hero1900> ubuntu manage
[10:21] <rumpsy> neure: its like sudo service samba start
[10:21] <neure> Myrtti, I installed samba with sudo aptitude install smbfs
[10:21] <hero1900> since i didnt give home any size
[10:22] <neure> ah
[10:22] <llutz> neure: smbfs != samba
[10:22] <hero1900> or any folder i left them automatic
[10:22] <neure> hmm
[10:22] <retry> /dev/shm = shared memory
[10:22] <retry> it's ram that you can use like a file system
[10:22] <neure> llutz, so which one i need for samba server?
[10:22] <hero1900> swap?
[10:22] <llutz> neure: samba
[10:22] <abhinav-xx> domiel, are you sure you've installed erlang properly ?
[10:22] <retry> /dev is for devices that the kernel mounts and enumeratesa
[10:22] <retry> not a real filesystem
[10:22] <hero1900> aha
[10:22] <neure> ah ok
[10:23] <llutz> neure: smbfs is needed to access cifs/smb-shares as client
[10:23] <neure> right
[10:23] <neure> silly me
[10:23] <retry> i guess ubuntu puts /var/run and /var/lock in ram too
[10:23] <ak5> hey, why are all my gpg keys invalid all of a sudden?
[10:23] <hero1900> mmmm
[10:23] <rumpsy> ak5: try to update it
[10:23] <hero1900> did you see how duplication
[10:23] <retry> yup it's half your RAM
[10:24] <domiel> abhinav-xx: yes... I built it in _exactly_ the same way as I did on my previous intrepid install
[10:24] <hero1900> sdc is same as sdb
[10:24] <ak5> rumpsy: sudo apt-get update gives me plenty of errors about keys being invalid all of a sudden
[10:24] <neure> i did sudo aptitude install samba and sudo service start samba still says unrecognized service...
[10:24] <retry> sdc is totally messed up on your box hero
[10:24] <hero1900> i know
[10:24] <hero1900> if i restart it will goes
[10:24] <Callum_> neure: try starting "smbd"
[10:24] <hero1900> if i did run gparted then it will appear
[10:24] <hero1900> crazy
[10:25] <bullgard> Is there a faster way to start tilda than clicking Applications > Accessories > Tilda?
[10:25] <neure> Callum_, unrecognized as well
[10:25] <retry> bullgard, setting it to load on login?
[10:25] <rumpsy> ak5: check your repos
[10:25] <abhinav-xx> domiel, then maybe you can report a bug to the erlang-dev community
[10:25] <domiel> abhinav-xx: I've just come from #erlang as I first thought the problem was erlang specific but when I found a bug report on launchpad for muse with the same error assert from malloc I though maybe it was a well known bug
[10:25] <neure> /etc/init.d/samba restart works
[10:25] <neure> so samba is not yet using upstart?
[10:25] <rumpsy> ak5: uncheck everything except main server and give a try to update
[10:26] <ak5> rumpsy: http://pastebin.com/d4a631214
[10:27] <rumpsy> ak5: That may be due to newly added repos, did you add any new repos
[10:27] <ak5> rumpsy: nope
[10:27] <ak5> rumpsy: and I updated fine yesterday
[10:27] <neure> jihaa
[10:27] <neure> got it working
[10:27] <neure> :)
[10:27] <meco> I'm using Opera in Ubuntu and I wonder why the system menu is hidden.
[10:27] <rumpsy> what you updated yesterday?
[10:27] <Callum_> ....
[10:27] <ak5> rumpsy: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[10:28] <meco> On the ##opera channel I'm being told it has nothing to do with Opera, that it's a metacity or gnome thing
[10:28] <meco> I mean, the top and bottom menu bars
[10:28] <rumpsy> ak5: Can you open synaptic
[10:28] <retry> ak5, you need to reload your gpg keys I think
[10:28] <retry> meco , screenshot please
[10:28] <rumpsy> ak5: And open repositories menu
[10:28] <meco> retry: How do I take that?
[10:29] <ak5> rumpsy: ok
[10:29] <ak5> rumpsy: done
[10:29] <llutz> meco: tried F11?
[10:29] <llutz> for opera, not for screenshot
[10:29] <rumpsy> ak5: wait
[10:30] <meco> It's not the F11 thing. The browser menu bars are in place, but the Ubuntu top and bottom menu bars are hidden
[10:30] <hero1900> retry thx for your time i will search to see what is and then i will come back
[10:30] <rumpsy> ak5: what repos are selected there
[10:30] <retry> meco your panels are hidden or have been turned off
[10:30] <meco> Argh... now it works like it's supposed to, but usually it doesn't
[10:30] <ak5> main, chromium daily, winehq, medibuntu
[10:31] <ak5> rumpsy: ^
[10:31] <pat|nG> i just used the update manager.....i got a message debconf on root confiuring grub-pc i got choices keep the local version currently installed,install the package maintainer's version show the differences between the versions show a side by side difference between the versions show a 3 way difference between available versions, do a 3-way merge between available versions, start a new shell to eamine the situation......which one will i choose?
[10:31] <retry> hero1900, good luck
[10:31] <ak5> rumpsy: the only thing I did yesterday, was install OOo from their deb file
[10:31] <JackStone> hi, I´m completely new to ubuntu and I'm trying to make it work. I've just managed to install 9.10 netbook remix on ma Acer Aspire One 250, but, everytime I try to start it it crashes on startup, only a white line on the top left corner is shown. any help will be welcome. Spanish support could be great!
[10:31] <phox_> Hi! Could someone help me setup a dynamip ip? I have a noip.com account, and can acces my computer through its regular ip. Pm if u feel like helping a bit :)
[10:31] <retry> pat|nG, have you made any personal mods to grub-pc?
[10:31] <pat|nG> nope
[10:32] <kolby> how do I check if my RAM is messed up?
[10:32] <retry> if not, you can probably just install the package maintainer's version
[10:32] <rumpsy> if you don't mind, uncheck everything except main
[10:32] <ak5> kolby: insert live cd and use memtest
[10:32] <retry> but if you want to pastebin the diff Ill take a look at it
[10:32] <rumpsy> ak5: ^
[10:32] <rumpsy> ak5: And give a reload
[10:32] <kolby> ak5: any programs I could use?
[10:32] <kolby> ak5: my laptop's keyboard is inoprable.
[10:32] <w3l54666> what programme can i use to access my hotmail account??
[10:32] <retry> kolby, reboot and at grub menu choose memtest
[10:33] <retry> then let it go for like...hours
[10:33] <retry> until it finishes a bunch of tests
[10:33] <retry> chances are a keyboard prob is not RAM
[10:33] <JackStone> hi, I´m completely new to ubuntu and I'm trying to make it work. I've just managed to install 9.10 netbook remix on ma Acer Aspire One 250, but, everytime I try to start it it crashes on startup, only a white line on the top left corner is shown. any help will be welcome. Spanish support could be great!
[10:33] <kolby> retry: okay, I think grub will use my usb keyboard
[10:33] <kolby> retry: yeah, two seperate problems
[10:33] <ak5> rumpsy: still get this http://pastebin.com/d5c9b774f
[10:34] <retry> jackstone, there's an #ubuntu-es
[10:34] <retry> I hate how the new default grub config in ubuntu makes everything hidden
[10:34] <JackStone> ok, thanks, I can understand english as well, if I cant get help there, I'll be back
[10:34] <theadmin> JackStone: If you can manage to boot with no X, we could probably fix the problem... Not sure it's X though
[10:34] <retry> so hard to help people with startup issues
[10:34] <theadmin> retry: So true.
[10:34] <JackStone> sorry, whats X?
[10:35] <theadmin> JackStone: Graphical environment
[10:35] <kolby> JackStone: X Window System
[10:35] <pat|nG> retry: on my logon i got 2 os win7 and ubuntu....before i only got to choices...now i got four....like ubuntu generic 2nd ubuntu generic (recovery) then again ubuntu generic and then ubuntu generic (recovery) and my win7 os......how can i get rid of the 3?
[10:35] <Colloguy> I forgot, how do you change the screenshot program in ubuntu?
[10:35] <retry> X is Xwindows...it's the GUI that underlies the window manager that underlies the desktop environment
[10:35] <rumpsy> ak5: do this, wget --quiet http://packages.medibuntu.org/medibuntu-key.gpg -O - | sudo apt-key add -
[10:35] <nomad111> hi all, i have a logitech z-5500d speaker system plugged in to my desktop using digital coax. Up until today audio used to work. Can anyone walk me through debugging/solving this problem?
[10:35] <erUSUL> pat|nG: remove the kernels you do not use
[10:35] <retry> pat|nG, you installed a new kernel during an upgrade probably
[10:35] <kolby> thanks retry, ak5
[10:35] <erUSUL> pat|nG: using synaptic
[10:35] <Daughain> JackStone: You get a bios boot, then nothing?
[10:36] <pat|nG> i see
[10:36] <retry> when you upgrade, it wont automatically remove the old kernel
[10:36] <retry> it's a precaution
[10:36] <retry> in case the new kernel doesn't boot.
[10:36] <JackStone> yes Daughain
[10:36] <retry> I always keep two kernels on my machines
[10:36] <theadmin> retry: If it doesn't and one removes it, won't the update manager install it back? >_<
[10:36] <Daughain> JackStone: How did you instal ubutntu?
[10:36] <retry> no matter what
[10:36] <llutz> retry: Xwindow, no "s" </nitpick> ;)
[10:36] <pat|nG> erUSUL: how do i know that i got the right one to remove?
[10:36] <retry> theadmin, the old kernel should show up under auto removable
[10:37] <ak5> rumpsy: it only has trouble with the main archive
[10:37] <retry> pat, the smaller version #
[10:37] <JackStone> well, I don't know how did I manage to make the live USB startup work, I installed ubuntu from the live session
[10:37] <ak5> the jaunty repo down or something?
[10:37] <theadmin> retry: Excuse me, where? What's "autoremovable"? o_O
[10:37] <rumpsy> ak5: no
[10:37] <erUSUL> pat|nG: make sure you have the package "linux-image" installed
[10:37] <retry> llutz, it's always been X to me really
[10:37] <theadmin> JackStone: That sounds fine to me. So... when Ubuntu was in the live session, did you see the desktop and stuff?
[10:37] <Daughain> JackStone: The netbook have a SSD or HD?
[10:38] <retry> theadmin, in synaptic
[10:38] <JackStone> yes, but, I installed full version, and now, nothing happens after boot
[10:38] <theadmin> retry: Ah, synaptic, that huge monster >.< always tried to use apt-get or aptitude over it
[10:38] <rumpsy> ak5: sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys KEY
[10:38] <theadmin> JackStone: It sounds like install didn't go well
[10:39] <JackStone> sorry Daughhain, actually I don't know what SSD is =S
[10:39] <retry> I generally use apt-get unless I want to do some searches or clean up
[10:39] <Daughain> theAdmin: SYnaptic has its uses.=)
[10:39] <theadmin> Daughain: Yeah I know :D
[10:39] <retry> synaptic is nice for helping you find residual configs and what not
[10:39] <retry> I dont really like aptitude at all...I know that's unpopular...so is preferring nano to vi
[10:39] <moe> hola
[10:39] <JackStone> theAdmin: not even live session was launching, it had issues, I don't even know how did I manage to make it work
[10:39] <shiruba> synaptics is not that huge, it's just a frontend for apt
[10:40] <retry> yeah I'm a fan of dropping to a term most of the time, but I still like synaptic
[10:40] <theadmin> JackStone: So... wait, you installed from a USB?  I think you need to look over the unetbootin pages and reconfigure your usb drive. UNless you have an external CD or another linux box you can boot from.
[10:41] <retry> jellow, be careful you'll lock yourself out of your home dir forever
[10:41] <Guest13725> theadmin thanks
[10:41] <Guest13725> bye
[10:41] <retry> jellow, didn't you just choose transparent encryption during install?
[10:41] <rumpsy> ak5: you can also give a try to edit sources.list
[10:41] <ak5> rumpsy: been there
[10:41] <ak5> is there a script that grabs gpg keys
[10:41] <rumpsy> ak5: do you have a backup of sources.list
[10:42] <retry> ak5, http://www.debianadmin.com/adding-ubuntu-repositories.html
[10:42] <retry> that page might help you
[10:42] <Myrtti> w3l54666: none if you've not paid for pop3 access in hotmail
[10:42] <retry> don't just copy the examples in the comments straight though
[10:42] <Daughain> !unet
[10:42] <rumpsy> ak5: gksu gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[10:42] <theadmin> !unetbootin | Daughain
[10:42] <w3l54666> Myrtti: how come outlook can do it then :S
[10:43] <ak5> rumpsy: thanks, I've been there
[10:43] <Myrtti> w3l54666: because it's a Microsoft product
[10:43] <ak5> retry: that doen't really help me at all, I can add repos fine. The main ubuntu repos just stopped working this morning giving me all kinds off errors
[10:43] <retry> unetbootin is great
[10:43] <theadmin> hotmail is Microsoftish too, thus it's and you can't use stuff that's bad on Linux
[10:43] <Daughain> JackStone: Take a look over those sites. I dont think you have grub loaded.
[10:43] <retry> ak5, sorry look at the comments section of that page
[10:44] <retry> where people are readding gpg keys
[10:44] <w3l54666> ahh ok
[10:44] <retry> i know your sources are fine
[10:44] <rumpsy> ak5: now replace the content with this http://pastebin.com/m1102846b
[10:44] <Myrtti> w3l54666: there are some apps in the software repositories, but I've not tested if they work.
[10:44] <papul> i want to install Kubuntu to my sis laptop which has a cd drive that doesnt work so will the method u just said work with kubunu too?
[10:44] <jellow> retry: oh dear , Im on a server , just ran ecryptfs-setup-private
[10:44] <pat|nG> erUSUL: how do i know i have the package linux-image installed?
[10:44] <ak5> rumpsy: I don't really want to overwrite my sources.list
[10:44] <ak5> thanks though
[10:45] <erUSUL> pat|nG: easy « sudo aptitude install linux-image »
[10:45] <retry> papul, you can use a usb install if the laptop boots from usb
[10:45] <JackStone> let me tell you how did I started: I installed everything properly in my USB as guides told me, and I created a bootable USB. then I rebooted, and the ubuntu menu was shown, I choosed to run from Live, but it crashed several times in the same part, just after launch ubuntu. then I read the help from the same start menu and after that I launched ubuntu, it worked and launched Live session, I installed ubuntu from that live session and after that, the sa
[10:45] <jellow> retry: That created Private file in my home file
[10:45] <rumpsy> ak5: for more details, you want http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Jaunty#Add_repository_keys
[10:45] <Myrtti> JackStone: you got cut off
[10:45] <retry> jellow that's right
[10:45] <labose> hello, how do i check what the current version of samba is ?
[10:45] <papul> retry: it does boot from usb
[10:45] <rumpsy> ak5: ^^
[10:45] <retry> papul , then install unetbootin
[10:45] <retry> and built a usb key installer
[10:45] <retry> very simple unetbootin
[10:45] <papul> ok
[10:46] <retry> totally intuitive
[10:46] <papul> thats what i was asking.
[10:46] <papul> !unetbootin
[10:46] <w3l54666> Myrtti: how do i go about them??
[10:46] <w3l54666> Myrtti: i am a complete noob
[10:46] <Myrtti> w3l54666: you can search them in synaptic with "hotmail"
[10:46] <retry> jellow are you following a guide?
[10:46] <papul> why is there a secure connection in the ubuntu wiki
[10:46] <papul> whats the need for that
[10:47] <retry> papul you can remove the s
[10:47] <pat|nG> erUSUL: i got error on e:unabale to lock the adminstration directory /var/lib/dpkg/ is another process using it? that's what i get
[10:47] <JackStone> cut off? like my full message wasn¿t shown?
[10:47] <koshari> labose check in synaptic
[10:47] <retry> pat|nG, you need to use sudo
[10:47] <papul> retry: whats the need for https://
[10:47] <retry> whenever you do administrative stuff
[10:47] <erUSUL> pat|nG: that's becouase you have synaptic open
[10:47] <papul> its not a banking site
[10:47] <retry> always precede commands with sudo
[10:47] <usuarioMAKI> OLAÇ
[10:47] <Myrtti> w3l54666: I have no experience in using them, they seem to be using fetchmail kind of stuff, which I don't know how to use
[10:47] <retry> papul , idk dude...just remove the s if it bugs you
[10:47] <usuarioMAKI> OLA
[10:47] <papul>
[10:47] <erUSUL> !es | usuarioMAKI
[10:47] <moe> #ubuntu-es
[10:47] <pat|nG> erUSUL: got it....
[10:48] <llutz> papul: every site should use encryption nowadays
[10:48] <papul> llutz: ?? paranoid?
[10:48] <pat|nG> erUSUL: what's next? need to remove those 3 choice stating ubuntu generic 2.*.* and ubuntu generic (recovery)?
[10:48] <labose> koshari thank you very much
[10:49] <llutz> papul: nope, interested in my private sphere
[10:49] <brand0n> anyone know of a way to make a menu button that just does Gnome Places
[10:49] <jellow> retry: When i logout my Private file should automaticly unmount?
[10:49] <retry> yes
[10:49] <brand0n> sort of like adding the custom menu to the panel, but with just the Place submenu
[10:49] <retry> you can test that assumption if you have a 2nd user on the system
[10:49] <brand0n> places*
[10:50] <erUSUL> pat|nG: just remove the associated package. search in synaptic for linux-image the remove purge the ones you do not want
[10:50] <zbo09> im trying to test stuff for IE6 in ubuntu 9.10. Using ies4linux... what I am seeing is not what I'd see in IE6 running on Windows... is there anyway to run windows in a VM but have access to <IP_ADDRESS> via the VM
[10:50] <zbo09> if that makes sense?
[10:50] <erUSUL> !vbox | zbo09
[10:50] <retry> zbo09, sure you can if you have a windows installer and key
[10:50] <pat|nG> erUSUL: any command using the terminal to do that?
[10:50] <retry> yeah ie6 wont look right on linux...mostly due to lack of fonts
[10:50] <esom> hello, what is the package name of berkeleydb?
[10:51] <retry> bdb most likely
[10:51] <erUSUL> pat|nG: sudo aptitude purge linux-image-[version here]-generic
[10:51] <esom> retry: no
[10:51] <erUSUL> pat|nG: just find out what versions you do not want anymore
[10:51] <retry> esom actualy just db
[10:51] <zbo09> I have a legal windows disk and have virtual box installed. the problem is it is when open the virtual box and open IE inside the virtual box and browse to <IP_ADDRESS> I cannot access the local server I am developing on inside ubuntu
[10:52] <retry> db4.7-util - Berkeley v4.7 Database Utilities
[10:52] <phox_> I just installed a web server, lamp. Where do i find the index.html that i acces when i go to "http://localhost/"? It works just fine otherwise.
[10:52] <jellow> retry: ok it unmounts , But i want some programms to write to the directory even when i log out , Is this possibe somehow?
[10:52] <retry> uh not really
[10:52] <retry> it's encrypted
[10:52] <erUSUL> zbo09: you have to use the lan ip of the host operating system
[10:52] <sandro_> ciao a tutti
[10:52] <retry> the whole point of doing it the ubuntu way is so you dont have to configure anything
[10:52] <esom> retry: apt-get install db, Couldn't find package db
[10:52] <erUSUL> zbo09: <IP_ADDRESS> inside de vm refers to winXP itself
[10:52] <retry> otherwise set it up manually with your own key
[10:53] <retry> db4.7-util - Berkeley v4.7 Database Utilities
[10:53] <retry> apt-get install db4.7-util
[10:53] <erUSUL> !it | sandro_
[10:53] <pat|nG> erUSUL: i saw it in synaptic manager a linux-image <IP_ADDRESS>.30 and i saw a linux-image-generic same version....which one will i purge? the linux-image-generic?
[10:53] <retry> esom, there's older versions too like 4.2 and 4.6
[10:54] <phox_> nevermind, i solved it.
[10:54] <erUSUL> pat|nG: sure it is not 16 ? instead of 17 ?
[10:54] <brand0n> man i wish i could make a places menu button
[10:54] <brand0n> where are gnome panel applets stored?
[10:54] <tianshao> Who can tell me how to configure conky
[10:54] <brand0n> tianshao
[10:54] <brand0n> whats your question
[10:54] <brand0n> also, try /join #conky
[10:54] <retry> pat, purge both just make sure you dont purge your latest 2 versions
[10:54] <retry> that is my advice
[10:55] <retry> there is also possibly linux-headers and restricted modules for each version of the kernel on your system
[10:55] <ak5> exit
[10:55] <esom> retry: I've installed db4.7-util, but still can't find berkekeydb
[10:55] <retry> db is berkeleydb
[10:55] <retry> what are you trying to do ?
[10:55] <tianshao> Who can tell me how to configure conky
[10:55] <brand0n> tianshao
[10:55] <brand0n> i just told you i could
[10:56] <brand0n> learn to read
[10:56] <brand0n> whats the question?
[10:56] <retry> tianshao, man conky
[10:56] <bullgard> retry: Thank you for your advice.
[10:56] <brand0n> also join the #conky channel on freenode
[10:56] <esom> retry: I'm trying to compile chord project, but ./configure says cannot find BerkeleyDB
[10:56] <retry> bullgard, what was it?
[10:56] <retry> oh you wanted to auto run tilda?
[10:56] <brand0n> tianshao - type "gedit /etc/conky/conky.conf" into terminal to edit conkys default configuration file
[10:56] <retry> that app looks neat...it's community supported though so I dont know if I want to install it
[10:57] <retry> OHHHH you're compiling, esom
[10:57] <bullgard> retry:   [11:25]	<retry>	bullgard, setting it to load on login?
[10:57] <retry> you probably need libs then
[10:57] <llutz> esom: you want the -dev package
[10:57] <esom> llutz: fullname?
[10:57] <retry> esom, libdb4.7
[10:58] <retry> install that
[10:58] <llutz> libdb4.7-dev
[10:58] <brand0n> tianshao better ask your question
[10:58] <brand0n> im going to bed
[10:58] <retry> yeah and dev
[10:58] <[00]sten> hi . I have install ubuntu 9.10 64 bit , when i try install counter strike 1.6 ? i have some error root@serv9:/home/sten/hlds# ./hldsupdatetool.bin
[10:58] <[00]sten> -bash: ./hldsupdatetool.bin: No such file or directory
[10:58] <pat|nG> erUSUL: linux-image <IP_ADDRESS>.30 , linux-image-generic <IP_ADDRESS>.30 , linux-image-2.6.31-17-generic <IP_ADDRESS>.54 , linux-image-2.6.31-15-generic 2.6.31-14.48 <----- that's all i got.....so which one should i keep and which one will i remove?
[10:58] <retry> might need the C++ libs too
[10:58] <llutz> esom: learn to use "apt-cache search" It's very helpfull
[10:58] <Myrtti> [00]sten: do you have rights to execute it?
[10:59] <[00]sten> yes
[10:59] <retry> esom, if you type apt-cache search libdb- you'll see all your various choices
[10:59] <bleach> hi im trying this command : "sudo chroot /mnt/gentoo /bin/bash" . but it says : chroot: cannot run command `/bin/bash': Exec format error
[10:59] <zbo09> erUSUL, thanks for the tip!
[10:59] <bleach> why?
[10:59] <retry> bleach, this is not a gentoo support chan
[11:00] <retry> why not install ubuntu and avoid all that hassle
[11:00] <pat|nG> hehe
[11:00] <zeltak> hya all, a bit off topic but im looking into buying a lptop that will only run Ubuntu, it has to be small,light 12-13" etc..price is no concern..any ideas
[11:00] <bleach> no ideas about chroot at all? is it gentoo special command?
[11:00] <esom> retry: well, the problem is still exists, I've installed libdb-dev
[11:00] <mkanyicy> hi, I am unable to boot ext4 partition on grub legacy
[11:00] <retry> esom try the C++ dev libs too
[11:01] <bleach> btw, thanks guys
[11:01] <retry> bleach, chroot is not a gentoo specific command
[11:01] <rww> Blaize: #gentoo exists.
[11:01] <rww> Blaize: mistab, sorry.
[11:01] <esom> retry: fullname?
[11:01] <retry> but you dnot have to go through all that trouble just to get your OS going on ubuntu
[11:01] <pat|nG> bleach: if u're not well and good on distro....why forced urself on the harder distro? while u can enjoy ubuntu distro? easy? familarizing all commands first and if u're ready then exploit another distro.....  :)
[11:01] <Blaize> No worries ;)
[11:01] <Blaize> I was a bit like, "I know?" ;)
[11:02] <Haberdasher456> Does anybody know how to format an encrypted USB flash drive? (removing encryption as well as data)
[11:02] <retry> libdb4.7++-dev
[11:02] <retry> esom, apt-cache search is your friend :)
[11:02] <retry> think of it as a fishing pole
[11:02] <pat|nG> linux-image <IP_ADDRESS>.30 , linux-image-generic <IP_ADDRESS>.30 , linux-image-2.6.31-17-generic <IP_ADDRESS>.54 , linux-image-2.6.31-15-generic 2.6.31-14.48 <----- that's all i got.....so which one should i keep and which one will i remove?
[11:02] <pat|nG> retry: can u help?
[11:02] <Jimi_Neutral> hi i am following a tut on how to install LAMP. At one point it says to restart apache2 using the command "sudo etc/init.d/apache2 restart" but it is ocming back command not found....i am using karmic enterprise....any ideas?
[11:02] <retry> pat, drop .30
[11:02] <retry> keep the rest
[11:03] <pat|nG> which one?
[11:03] <retry> everything you pasted ending in .30
[11:03] <pat|nG> all that has .30?
[11:03] <rww> Jimi_Neutral: sudo service apache2 restart
[11:03] <retry> aye
[11:03] <esom> retry: libdb4.7++-dev, still not working
[11:03] <chu_> Evening all.
[11:03] <Jimi_Neutral> rww, ty bud
[11:03] <retry> esom try the earlier versions
[11:03] <retry> 4.6 and 4.2
[11:04] <oyea9le> hi, all
[11:04] <superboki> uhmm, whats the command to send a 'hello world' mail via cli?
[11:04] <superboki> trying to setup postfix as a simple relay smtp
[11:04] <retry> echo "hello world" | mail user@wherever -s 'subject here'
[11:05] <esom> retry: eventually done, thanks a lot
[11:06] <oyea9le> The program 'mail' can be found in the following packages:
[11:06] <oyea9le>  * heirloom-mailx
[11:06] <oyea9le>  * mailutils
[11:06] <oyea9le> Try: sudo apt-get install <selected package>
[11:06] <oyea9le> bash: mail: command not found
[11:06] <retry> cool
[11:06] <FloodBot2> oyea9le: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:06] <retry> you need mailutils
[11:06] <oyea9le> Thanks. I dont know it .
[11:07] <superboki> retry: thanks
[11:07] <retry> np buddy
[11:07] <retry> uh did I help you?
[11:07] <retry> oh right mail
[11:07] <superboki> yes, i know postfix is not working ;)
[11:07] <retry> 1am here..i'm starting to lose it
[11:08] <berg> Hello I was needing to know what program i can use to build a debian package from a program i installed? I need a package builder that is not complex.
[11:08] <berg> For Ubuntu
[11:08] <pat|nG> retry: i just removed all .30 and i make restart.....i still got this choices...ubuntu generic (recovery)....huhuhu
[11:08] <retry> yeah leave that there pat
[11:09] <retry> recovery boots you into runlevel 1 when you have serious problems
[11:09] <c_nick> hi any good linux game for tp
[11:09] <retry> tp?
[11:09] <_Elden_> Team play?
[11:09] <retry> oh wolfenstein 3d enemy territory
[11:09] <retry> first person shooter WWII era...uses Quake III engine
[11:09] <c_nick> I am in office so nothing too fancy it should be gettable via software centre (tp : time pass)
[11:09] <berg> Warzone2100
[11:10] <retry> hmm
[11:10] <indus> warsow
[11:10] <indus> !info warsow
[11:10] <pat|nG> retry: bro...but it should have been ubuntu generic and ubuntu generic (recovery) but i still got these 2 pairs again....it would be normal if i got only the first 2 ubuntu and ubuntu(recovery) and my win7.....
[11:11] <c_nick> indus:  any other ?
[11:11] <retry> pat, if you removed the old kernels grub should have auto updated
[11:11] <indus> c_nick, what kind of game you want
[11:12] <indus> !info alienarena
[11:12] <c_nick> basically strategy,simulation,
[11:12] <indus> !info openarena
[11:12] <pat|nG> retry: how would i do that bro? i'll do it again....tell me....
[11:12] <indus> !info sauerbraten
[11:12] <c_nick> i cannot play opera at work :P
[11:12] <c_nick> it should be simple yet fun
[11:12] <Diverdude> How do I list everything in a directory? Including all hidden files and all?
[11:12] <retry> pat, idk what you did wrong ...i mean if you removed the kernels in synaptic then entries should be gone
[11:12] <indus> c_nick, simple, try the built in games?
[11:13] <indus> c_nick, 2d
[11:13] <oyea9le> ls -a
[11:13] <retry> let's see...pat, pastebin the results of ls -a /boot
[11:13] <c_nick> 2d is good
[11:13] <indus> c_nick, play nibbles
[11:13] <indus> c_nick, applications>games>nibbles
[11:13] <indus> network game
[11:13] <c_nick> wow
[11:14] <c_nick> thanks a lot indus
[11:14] <berg> I like that
[11:14] <berg> info waezone
[11:14] <indus> c_nick, you didnt know of these games in menu?
[11:14] <indus> how come
[11:14] <berg> !info warzone
[11:14] <berg> lies
[11:14] <berg> !info warzone2100
[11:14] <c_nick> :P i used Ubuntu for more than 2 years and i really never stumpled upon them
[11:14] <c_nick> yeah i know nimbus
[11:14] <c_nick> but its kind of boring
[11:15] <berg>  I was needing to know what program i can use to build a debian package from a program i installed? I need a package builder that is not complex.
[11:15] <indus> c_nick, try open arena its good and also warsow
[11:15] <Daughain> How do I edit the wlan0=    And where?
[11:15] <c_nick> ok thanks
[11:16] <richiie> Hello does anybody here knows about a good p2p filesharing client for Ubuntu, i don't want to use DC++ i wanna use something that is in same grade popular like DC++
[11:16] <richiie> anyone got an suggestion?
[11:16] <Myrtti> berg: there's plenty of apps, that work in different ways. Some are dependant on how you got the source of the application
[11:16] <oyea9le> ctorrent
[11:17] <oyea9le> it it based command line
[11:17] <Diverdude> i am trying to remove a directory using sudo rmdir dirname but I get the error: Device or resource busy...How do i figure out what it is busy with?
[11:17] <jrib> !packaging > berg
[11:17] <jrib> Diverdude: lsof or fuser
[11:17] <berg> Myrtti: source came as source code from warzone 2100 then i compiled
[11:17] <Pixar> Hi, is there any way I could pair my nokia phone with ubuntu ? i need to browse the phone just like on windows pcsuite. my connection is bluetooth
[11:17] <Myrtti> Pixar: depends on what phone you've got
[11:17] <Pixar> n70
[11:18] <Pixar> what app should i use ?
[11:18] <retry> Diverdude, what dir are you trying to remove?
[11:18] <Myrtti> Pixar: you might have some like with obexftp
[11:18] <Pixar> allright, i'll research on that, thanks
[11:18] <chu_> I'm not entirely sure if this is more suited for #ubuntu-offtopic, but I would like some advice, so... Do people want to recommend some nice gtk2.0 themes? Currently I have a Mist (Dust Cold controls + Mist Borders/Icons), it's simple and nice. I'm wondering if there are any other simple themes?
[11:19] <oyea9le> you can try wammu
[11:19] <berg> jrib: yes debian package
[11:19] <Daughain> How do I turn on hardware?
[11:19] <Diverdude> retry, it is a dir in /media i use to mount an external folder on another server using sshfs, but i cannot mount it any longer since i get the error that the folder is nonempty....but it is empty...when i do ls -a in the folder there is nothing there
[11:19] <pat|nG> retry: bro....i do have installed kubuntu before....i purged it...and i got ubuntu....since then....thats wat happnd.....when i click the other ubuntu choice....i got this kubuntu K logo and after that it will open up ubuntu...hahaha....what will i do with this?
[11:19] <oyea9le> pixar, you can try wammu
[11:19] <jrib> berg: yes, ubottu sent you links with documentation on how to create them properly
[11:19] <Diverdude> retry, so i figured i would delete it and recreate it
[11:20] <Pixar> thanks
[11:20] <retry> pat, that's just the splash image
[11:20] <Diverdude> retry, what do you think of that?
[11:20] <retry> not a big deal
[11:20] <labose> anyone else have any trouble connecting to a shared printer on a windows 7 machine via samba?
[11:20] <retry> Diverdude, so you are trying to delete data mounted via sshfs?
[11:20] <retry> in other words non local data?
[11:21] <berg> jrib yes i just realised the new tab was
[11:21] <berg> thank you
[11:21] <Diverdude> retry, no...i cannot even mount it anymore because it says its nonempty even though it seems to be empty
[11:21] <rumpsy> I modprobed a driver, so where i have to add it, so it get auto probed
[11:22] <retry> Diverdude, weird dude...typical of remote filesystems
[11:22] <retry> when you type mount
[11:22] <retry> do you get any results back related to that mount point?
[11:22] <rumpsy> so that i don't want modprobe each and everytime.
[11:22] <retry> rumpsy, typically /etc/modules.conf
[11:22] <labose> my ubuntu system will not authenticate with windows 7 shared printer via samba.  any ideas?
[11:23] <rumpsy> retry: Okay...
[11:24] <rumpsy> Diverdude: What type of fs is that?
[11:24] <retry> ok I know this is offtopic, but heroes has just gotten so very very stupid
[11:24] <pat|nG> lol
[11:24] <retry> rumpsy, it uses ssh to mount a remote filesystem
[11:24] <pat|nG> agree!
[11:24] <Diverdude> rumpsy, the remote? or the one on my hd?
[11:24] <pat|nG> hahaha
[11:25] <rumpsy> Diverdude: Where is that fs, that has to be mounted?
[11:25] <rumpsy> Diverdude: is tat remote or local?
[11:25] <Diverdude> it is on server in my university on a large solaris machine
[11:25] <Diverdude> rumpsy, it has been working without problems untill now suddently
[11:26] <Diverdude> rumpsy, it is remote
[11:26] <rumpsy> what was your error?
[11:27] <pat|nG> retry: bro if i wan't to install fresh ubuntu 9.10 wat will i do?
[11:27] <Diverdude> rumpsy, rmdir: failed to remove `IMM': Device or resource busy when trying to remove and fuse: mountpoint is not empty    fuse: if you are sure this is safe, use the 'nonempty' mount option   when i try to mount
[11:27] <Cheery> I'd like to download audio from remix.kwed.org into my Music -directory regularly, does there exist a software that'd do exactly this for me auto?
[11:27] <retry>  pat|nG, load cd and install?
[11:27] <superboki> got the postfix working!
[11:28] <pat|nG> i don't have cd
[11:28] <rumpsy> what type of fs is that?
[11:28] <pat|nG> but i have internet connection
[11:28] <retry> pat|nG, make usb key
[11:28] <Jimi_Neutral> anyone got a linky to an up to date tut on installin tomcat...the two I have found dont work
[11:28] <retry> why do you wnt to reinstall?
[11:28] <pat|nG> wat i did before is purge kubuntu and sudo apt-get install ubuntu not sure what command is that
[11:28] <pat|nG> hehe
[11:29] <pat|nG> just want to get rid of that splash screen from kubuntu
[11:29] <retry> oh so you didnt purge kubuntu at all then
[11:29] <retry> you just removed the meta package
[11:29] <pat|nG> just need two choices ubuntu and win7
[11:29] <retry> removing a *-desktop meta pkg doesnt remove anything
[11:29] <rumpsy> Diverdude: eg: mount -t nfs [-o options] jmohr:/usr/man /usr/man
[11:29] <retry> pat, try this
[11:29] <pat|nG> awkie
[11:29] <retry> reinstall kubuntu-desktop meta pkg
[11:29] <retry> then ..wait hold on i need the right flag
[11:30] <Diverdude> rumpsy, what?
[11:30] <rumpsy> Diverdude: for more info, use this http://www.linux-tutorial.info/modules.php?name=MContent&pageid=150
[11:32] <retry> pat|nG, basically you have to manually remove all the kde/qt libs to rid yourself of kde from your system
[11:32] <retry> the desktop metas are only useful for installing
[11:32] <retry> not uninstalling
[11:33] <bazhang> !puregnome | pat|nG
[11:33] <richiie> Anyone knows any real good p2p fileshare client for linux (whitout DC++) ?
[11:33] <richiie> really want something in the same class
[11:33] <retry> that wont remove everything kubuntu installs
[11:33] <retry> you'll still have a lot of qt stuff
[11:34] <retry> !purekde
[11:34] <rumpsy> retry: what kind of problem Diverdude had?
[11:35] <retry> he had a messed up mount point due to remote filesystem locking
[11:35] <Daughain> Can someone give me a hand getting wifi back?
[11:36] <pat|nG> retry: bro that is a command to remove gnome-desktop....but i don't want to remove gnome
[11:36] <retry> no I know you didnt see the other one?
[11:36] <retry> bazhang showed you
[11:36] <retry> !puregnome
[11:36] <retry> skip the second part of that since you already have gnome
[11:36] <retry> don't need the && ...
[11:37] <retry> that will probably take out 80% of kde
[11:37] <pat|nG> that's what i did before bro
[11:37] <pat|nG> sudo apt-get --purge remove kdelibs4c2a kdelibs5-data <---so only this right? no need to intall
[11:37] <retry> correct
[11:37] <retry> you already have gnome
[11:38] <retry> right?
[11:38] <zvacet> pat|nG : http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/puregnome
[11:38] <retry> zvacet, now that seems more like it
[11:38] <retry> thorough
[11:42] <Jimi_Neutral> anyone know i would install a theme downlaoded from gnome-look.org?
[11:44] <Cheery> so there's not RSS music downloaders for ubuntu?
[11:44] <pat|nG> retry: i think i'm finished...but doing that command i just removed my wineapp that i've installed last night
[11:45] <retry> pat|nG, sorry to hear that
[11:46] <retry> rumpsy, i just tried that sshfs mount
[11:46] <retry> kinda neat
[11:46] <pat|nG> can i still install a new fresh ubuntu?
[11:46] <retry> but it doesn't follow symlinks
[11:46] <pat|nG> without a cd?
[11:46] <retry> pat|nG, you got no optical drive right
[11:46] <retry> then make a usbkey and install from that
[11:46] <retry> you got a usb key?
[11:47] <pat|nG> nope
[11:47] <retry> buy one they're cheap
[11:47] <retry> how'd you get it installed in the first place?
[11:47] <retry> I just bought an 8G usb key for $25 and that seemed a bit overpriced
[11:47] <rumpsy> retry: i donno what was his problem, about mount.. i don't wan to mess with that, so i left that
[11:47] <kwtm> How does one send command to terminal in vi again?  (I want to backup my old file version before I save the new version from vi to file)
[11:47] <pat|nG> using this sudo apt-get --purge remove kdelibs4c2a kdelibs5-data && sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[11:47] <retry> ugh vi
[11:48] <retry> dude just use nano
[11:48] <retry> vi is archaic from a bygone era
[11:48] <pat|nG> actually i installed kubuntu
[11:48] <retry> with counterintuitive commands for working on highly latent ttys
[11:48] <pat|nG> then i switch to ubuntu using this cmd sudo apt-get --purge remove kdelibs4c2a kdelibs5-data && sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[11:48] <retry> pat, how?
[11:48] <pat|nG> then i got ubuntu
[11:49] <retry> same cmd both times dude
[11:49] <pat|nG> so is it possible?
[11:49] <kwtm> retry: Actually, I started with nano, but vi is much more powerful and faster once you know how to use it.  Anyone else recall the terminal command?
[11:49] <pat|nG> i can install ubuntu using the same command?
[11:49] <NIIcK> hello
[11:49] <Daughain> Network tools shows my wlan0 as inactive, how do I change this?
[11:49] <retry> kwtm, not true...nano is just as powerful
[11:49] <retry> and the cmds are all totally intutive
[11:50] <_march_> =quit
[11:50] <NIIcK> I have a rather odd issue with my installation of ubuntu server 9.10
[11:50] <z0man> After getting a friend into Xubuntu (8.04), everything seems to hanky dorary until now... Xubuntu moans about "Low Graphics mode" and the DRI failed to initalize.  Is this because of a recent update?
[11:50] <NIIcK> and I would love an opinion if possible please
[11:51] <indus> Daughain, in terminal tried if wlan0 up
[11:51] <drellok> kwtm, :! I guess
[11:51] <kwtm> drellok: Thanks.
[11:51] <sol1tude> hi, everybody knows a linux tool that shows country flag right near input box?
[11:51] <Daughain> indus: That give me an error of 'unbknwn wlan0 ignored'
[11:51] <Myrtti> !ask | NIIcK
[11:52] <indus> Daughain, i mean type iwconfig in terminal first
[11:52] <kwtm> drellok: Thanks, it worked.
[11:52] <retry> alright bed time...nn
[11:52] <labose> anyone have any ideas on allowing authentication with a windows 7 shared printer via samba?
[11:52] <pietia> is it netbook edition better for notebooks than standard ubuntu?
[11:52] <Daughain> indus: 'Access point: Not associated".
[11:53] <sol1tude> pietia, what netbook?
[11:53] <NIIcK> I have 2 network cards (one for the actual connection and the other one for my IP class). I have configured the server to allow ipv4 forwarding. the issue is that I can't access youtube.
[11:53] <Myrtti> pietia: it's a personal preference issue. I know many people that don't use the netbook edition but the normal one.
[11:53] <pietia> sol1tude, notebook:) thinpad r61
[11:53] <NIIcK> if i connect the windows box directly it does open
[11:53] <NIIcK> if i connect it with ubuntu as gw i get this error:
[11:53] <sol1tude> pietia, if you have small screen and NOT gma500 accelerator than yes. it is better
[11:54] <pietia> Myrtti, sol1tude i wonder if it will be better to use ubuntu or kubuntu on my laptop
[11:54] <Myrtti> pietia: again, it's a personal preference thing.
[11:54] <indus> Daughain, http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-206492.html
[11:54] <SpaceGhostC2C> pietia, better isn't really a good way to put it. It's preference.
[11:54] <NIIcK> Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash Player
[11:54] <SpaceGhostC2C> NIIcK: what's up? Need some help?
[11:54] <sol1tude> pietia, it is all as you wish :) someone loves gnome someone kde. start with gnome (ubuntu)
[11:54] <NIIcK> yes please
[11:55] <SpaceGhostC2C> NIIcK: What's the problem?
[11:55] <NIIcK> SpaceGhostC2C: I have 2 network cards (one for the actual connection and the other one for my IP class). I have configured the server to allow ipv4 forwarding. the issue is that I can't access youtube.
[11:55] <pietia> sol1tude, hm :) so ubuntu + manually installed kde is something better kubuntu ?
[11:55] <coz_> pietia,  if you are concerned about resources used with gnome or kde...you could also use xfce or even lxde
[11:55] <NIIcK> SpaceGhostC2C: if i connect the windows box directly it does open if i connect it with ubuntu as gw i get this error:
[11:55] <NIIcK> SpaceGhostC2C: Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash Player
[11:56] <Daughain> indus: No clue what any of that said, but wifi worked fine until I removed a fea packages yesterday.
[11:56] <Daughain> fea=few
[11:56] <indus> Daughain, what packages
[11:56] <sol1tude> pietia, it is equal
[11:56] <pat|nG> can anyone tell me what is the file size of the ubuntu 9.10 in 32-bit and 64?
[11:56] <SpaceGhostC2C> pietia:  I would suggest installing ubuntu normally and if you don't like that, you can easily move to kubuntu or lubuntu or xubuntu.
[11:56] <kwtm> retry: Not going to get into an editor flamewar.  I switched to vi because nano has no command for "copy from cursor to next blank line then paste it 3 times before the line that says '/* Section 12 ends here  */'" which in vi would be "y}/12 e[Enter]3P"
[11:56] <Daughain> indus: At this point, I dont remember, sadly....I slept since then.
[11:56] <indus> pat|nG, iso size? for download? 690 mb
[11:57] <SpaceGhostC2C> So NIIcK, you have one windows box getting internet and serving it out to a subnetwork on another nic?
[11:57] <Daughain> indus: I've reinstalled gnome and kde desktops, but that hasnt helped aything either.
[11:57] <pat|nG> i download ubuntu 9.10 before and i got  651mb...i'm not sure if it's complete or not
[11:57] <sol1tude> pietia, because of intel atom im using crunchbang - ubuntu with openbox
[11:57] <pietia> SpaceGhostC2C, i really like kde apps but i know that gnome applets (wifi) are much better than knetworokmanager and i think older ubuntu releases was more polished than kubuntu :(
[11:57] <indus> pat|nG, hmm its not
[11:57] <indus> Daughain, you need to go step by step
[11:58] <indus> !wireless
[11:58] <indus> !wireless | Daughain
[11:58] <Daughain> See what above?
[11:58] <Daughain> Ah.
[11:58] <SpaceGhostC2C> pietia, you do know you can use kde apps in gnome as well as vice versa. They might be a bit slower in their non-native desktop environments, but they work. for instance, I'm using lxde with ubuntu's applets in my panel.
[11:58] <indus> Daughain, what is your network card
[11:59] <SpaceGhostC2C> NIIcK: is that correct? the machine you get internet from is windows, and you're serving it out to a subnetwork of machines on the other network card?
[12:00] <Maleko> hey guys how do you compress multiple files with bzip2?
[12:00] <indus> Daughain, reconfigure wireless with network manager
[12:01] <indus> Daughain, what is the terminal output of lspci
[12:01] <Daughain> netwirk manager hasnt been doing anything.
[12:01] <NIIcK> SpaceGhostC2C: I have 1 IP from my ISP and a class of IPs routed through it
[12:01] <SpaceGhostC2C> Maleko: try man bzip2
[12:02] <SpaceGhostC2C> NIIcK: What is the os of the computer that is getting internet directly?
[12:02] <NIIcK> SpaceGhostC2C: Windows 7
[12:02] <Daughain> indus: lspci doesnt list a wireless controller.
[12:02] <indus> Daughain, let me see it
[12:02] <NIIcK> SpaceGhostC2C: I have 2 NICs on the linux box
[12:02] <SpaceGhostC2C> Daughain: Are you sure? Can you put the output of lspci into a pastebin? What sort of wireless card do you have?
[12:03] <Daughain> Working on pastebinning it now.
[12:03] <SpaceGhostC2C> NIIcK: so you get internet into your linux box, and you want to serve it to the windows machine?
[12:04] <Daughain> http://pastebin.ca/1767877
[12:04] <Daughain> brb, coffee.
[12:05] <SpaceGhostC2C> Daughain: it seems it cannot detect your wireless nic. What is your wireless cards make and manufacturer?
[12:05] <indus> its a realtek
[12:05] <Hawkal> I'm on xubuntu and i'm wondering is there any way to "repair" my install? it's just things are crashing (firefox has again) and I get weird error messages on shutdown
[12:05] <SpaceGhostC2C> indus: did he give you any more information?
[12:05] <indus> SpaceGhostC2C, no
[12:06] <SpaceGhostC2C> indus: hmmm, let's see if we can get more info on the card.
[12:06] <SpaceGhostC2C> Hawkal: did you ask in #xubuntu?
[12:06] <NIIcK> SpaceGhostC2C: example: My ISP routted my class /28 though one ip <IP_ADDRESS>/24. I have assigned to one NIC <IP_ADDRESS>/24 and to the other <IP_ADDRESS>/28
[12:06] <SpaceGhostC2C> Hawkal: have you pasted the messages to a pastebin so we can look things over for you?
[12:06] <NIIcK> SpaceGhostC2C: and configured the linux box to allow ipv4_forward
[12:06] <Daughain> SpaceGhostC2C: Ya, I kinda noticed that.=) WHy I am here seeking help.=)
[12:07] <NIIcK> SpaceGhostC2C: then assigned <IP_ADDRESS>/28 to windows 7 with gw <IP_ADDRESS>/28
[12:07] <Maleko> SpaceGhostC2C, man doesnt say anything about compressing multiple files into a single bzip2 archive
[12:07] <Daughain> indus: Any ideaS?
[12:07] <SpaceGhostC2C> NIIcK: you aren't answering my question about your setup. What machines are where in the setup?
[12:07] <indus> Daughain, is the laptop wireless button glowing
[12:07] <pat|nG> sudo apt-get install wine? is this correct?
[12:08] <Hawkal> spaceGhostC2C I thought it was all part of the same channel. I never copied the error message because it was just a generic message from what I can remember
[12:08] <SpaceGhostC2C> Maleko: yes it does. look at -z
[12:08] <Daughain> indus: No, hssnt been since yesterday.
[12:08] <indus> Daughain, ok
[12:08] <Xes> so while dicking around with samba and file permission, I somehow removed myself from the sudo list
[12:08] <SpaceGhostC2C> Daughain: so you don't know what sort of wireless nic you have? What is this on? A laptop or desktop system?
[12:08] <NIIcK> SpaceGhostC2C: ubuntu server 9.10 has the 2 NICs, Windows 7 has as GW an IP assigned in ubuntu
[12:08] <indus> Daughain, then you need to read that wireless link
[12:09] <NIIcK> SpaceGhostC2C; ubuntu is the router
[12:09] <indus> Daughain, no other option
[12:09] <kwtm> Hi!  If I've updated the boot-up rules under /etc/udev/rules.d, how do I get changes to take effect?  Do I reboot or what?
[12:09] <SpaceGhostC2C> Hawkal: so, can you paste a pastebin of the errors?
[12:09] <indus> unless someone else says otherwise
[12:09] <Daughain> SpaceGhostC2C: Gateway laptop, should be  realtek wifi card, if I remember....
[12:09] <Maleko> SpaceGhostC2C: lol..i know the -z switch but it compresses files individually when you specify multiple input
[12:09] <pat|nG> sudo apt-get install wine? is this correct?
[12:09] <SpaceGhostC2C> NIIcK: so you have ubuntu getting the internet connection right?
[12:09] <pietia> sol1tude, are you happy with crunchbang?
[12:09] <Xes> pat|nG, yea
[12:09] <SpaceGhostC2C> pat|nG: yes. If it doesn't work try this command.
[12:09] <NIIcK> SpaceGhostC2C: thats correct
[12:09] <SpaceGhostC2C> pat|nG: sudo apt-cache search wine
[12:09] <ranjan> hello every body can any body on this network can provide me an link which is having full explanations for fmask and dmask value-- details ... please reply
[12:09] <Daughain> OK, tie to reinstall, I guess.
[12:09] <Xes> you should update aptitude first though
[12:10] <bullgard> Applications > Accessories > Tilda > Tilda 0 Config > General > Font > Position of Tabs: (Top/'Bottom/Left/Right). I cannot see a "tab". How can I make visible a 'tab'?
[12:10] <sol1tude> pietia, yes. Im very happe. now it is my favourite OS. I was on ubuntu kubuntu and debian.
[12:10] <SpaceGhostC2C> Maleko: why not tar up the files then compress that with bunzip2
[12:10] <desen> hello, i managed to share my internet connection from my Ubuntu machine to a XP laptop. All is working fine, the only problem is that the speed is limited to a max of 220 KBps from my laptop, even if i copy smth from the www or LAN. any ideas ? might be the switch (hardware) causing dificulties ?
[12:10] <SpaceGhostC2C> bullgard: try CTRL+Shift+T
[12:10] <pietia> sol1tude, hm. openbox integrates well with kde-based apps ?
[12:10] <pietia> sol1tude, does it offer something like kicker?
[12:10] <sol1tude> pietia, i have VLC. it is perfect with openbox
[12:11] <NIIcK> SpaceGhostC2C: the ubuntu server is getting the internet connection then allows the other computers (running windows 7) to connect to the internet through it. the issue is that it blocks youtube
[12:11] <Hawkal> SpaceGhostC2C I didn't note them down and they do not appear at every shutdown. Also firefox crashes without any error messages or warnings
[12:11] <Xes> ok, yea I can't get around this at all
[12:11] <sol1tude> pietia, you mean panel ?
[12:11] <ranjan> hello every body can any body on this network can provide me an link which is having full explanations for fmask and dmask value-- details ... please reply
[12:11] <zoobox> hi I have a problem using my scanner. I just gets an errormessage when I try to start Xsane
[12:11] <NIIcK> SpaceGhostC2C: if i connect any windows 7 box to the internet directly i can open the youtube site
[12:11] <SpaceGhostC2C> NIIcK: okay, so you have a internet connection right? Did you set up masquerade?
[12:11] <desen> hello, i managed to share my internet connection from my Ubuntu machine to a XP laptop. All is working fine, the only problem is that the speed is limited to a max of 220 KBps from my laptop, even if i copy smth from the www or LAN. any ideas ? might be the switch (hardware) causing dificulties ?
[12:12] <thechef> Why does wine recommend mstcorefonts? By default, ubuntu installs this recommended package though this package has impact outside the wine environment. This is ugly.
[12:12] <Xes> how can I add myself back into sudoers if I can't use sudo in the first place?
[12:12] <sol1tude> pietia, it has tint2 panel - very customisable with text configuration file
[12:12] <SpaceGhostC2C> NIIcK: so you can reach the internet from inside the subnet?
[12:12] <bullgard> SpaceGhostC2C: That works!  --  Thank you. --  And how can I change the focus from one tab to another one?
[12:13] <SpaceGhostC2C> NIIcK: Like, you can get to google from insdide, just not youtube?
[12:13] <sol1tude> pietia, gnome network-manager applet :)
[12:13] <NIIcK> SpaceGhostC2C: i don't need masquerade as i have a class assigned to me. this class is directly routed through the internet IP by my ISP
[12:13] <ranjan> hello every body can any body on this network can provide me an link which is having full explanations for fmask and dmask value-- details ... please reply
[12:13] <NIIcK> SpaceGhostC2C: i don't need masquerade as i have a class assigned to me. this class is directly routed through the internet IP by my ISP
[12:13] <sol1tude> pietia, yes it has a very good dock. tin2 panel for openbox. it is already installed
[12:13] <NIIcK> SpaceGhostC2C: i'm getting on the internet with one of the class IPs not thorugh the internet IP
[12:13] <sval> :/join opensource.COM
[12:13] <pietia> sol1tude, nice :) crunchang is configured (gnome-net-manager ) ?
[12:13] <sval> :/join opensource.com
[12:14] <sol1tude> pietia, everything works out of the box. you just tune it (chose theme etc..). also crunchbang have livecd so you can try it without installation :)
[12:14] <zoobox> the error dialogbox It says that it 'could no open snapscan:libusb:001:004' bad argument. any ideas what I can do to make it work?
[12:14] <nibbler> i accidentaly installed lts 8.04.3 desktop, but i want server. removing the desktop is convertig it completely, right?
[12:14] <bullgard> SpaceGhostC2C: I found out: Ctrl+PgDwn or Ctrl+PgUp.
[12:15] <pietia> sol1tude, what is the diff between standard/lite ver?
[12:15] <thechef> I'd prefer it if wine would instead recommend a package that does not affect the rest of the system. Besides I'm not sure if I have a Microsoft OS License lying around, am I allowed to install corefonts?
[12:15] <Myrtti> pietia, sol1tude: this is the ubuntu support channel, if you don't have ubuntu support issues, could you take this discussion elsewhere?
[12:15] <sol1tude> pietia, in standard there are more applications. all them usable :)
[12:16] <Daughain> indus: Thanks, I think.....
[12:16] <sol1tude> Myrtti, but it is ubuntu modification
[12:16] <Fubu7> Hola Amigos
[12:16] <Myrtti> sol1tude: which we do not support
[12:16] <sol1tude> Myrtti, of course. sorry
[12:16] <SpaceGhostC2C> I'm sorry everyone, I got sorta dc'd.
[12:19] <Legendario> Hi. I need to add a second video output to my xorg.conf. Does anyone have an idea of a basic configuration of a video projector I can add?
[12:20] <Jamn> Hey Guys, how would I start an application like VLC in daemon mode from a SSH session?
[12:20] <SpaceGhostC2C> Legendario: what is your video card's manufacturer?
[12:20] <jozefk> o/
[12:21] <SpaceGhostC2C> Jamn: do you know how to start it from the command line, locally?
[12:21] <Coachj> can someone tell me if 8100 frames every 5 sec is a decent frame rate for my ATI 9000 card?
[12:21] <Jamn> Nope, also not
[12:21] <jozefk> +J 2,5 ?
[12:22] <Jamn> Currently I'm starting remotely using Putty but as soon as I exit the putty session the VLC instance also closes
[12:22] <jozefk> what is that for?
 this is the problem... Its an intel GMA500
[12:22] <Jamn> I've discovered the screen function in SSH but it still doesn't work to my liking
[12:22] <Daughain> indus: How do I configure my wireless card?
 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8731907#post8731907
[12:22] <Jamn> I would like to see now if it will work better if I run it in daemon mode (if it's possible)
[12:23] <SpaceGhostC2C> Jamn: I think you should try this. vlc -d . You can also use nohup in front of the command.
[12:23] <sval> Jamn: you should probably look at the nohup command to disconnect process form the terminal
[12:23] <rww> jozefk: http://freenode.net/using_the_network.shtml
[12:23] <SpaceGhostC2C> nohup keeps teh process running even after a user logs out.
[12:23] <Myrtti> jozefk: join throttling
[12:23] <jozefk> thanks
[12:23] <Jamn> If I run it in daemon mode will it then continue running after I exit the SSH session?
[12:23] <SpaceGhostC2C> Legendario: what video drivers are you using?
[12:24] <sval> Jamn: just try ;-)
[12:24] <SpaceGhostC2C> Jamn: try using nohup in front of the command you use to start vlc in daemon mode.
[12:24] <SpaceGhostC2C> Jamn: nohup vlc -d
[12:24] <Coachj> please forgive the repeat: Is 8100 frames per 5 sec a decent frame rate for my ati 9000 card?
[12:25] <SpaceGhostC2C> Coachj: did you look at the vendor's site to see if that is correct?
 it`s a custom driver from ubuntu-mobile ppa: poulsbo
[12:25] <SpaceGhostC2C> Legendario: one second then, let me look this up a bit.
[12:25] <Coachj> SpaceGhostC2C: no
[12:26] <SpaceGhostC2C> Coachj: do that and also google the question, then come back here if you don't find anything. I'll help you after that.
 otherwise it doest configure the standard resolution
 ok
[12:26] <Coachj> ok
[12:26] <sabgenton> whats a cli tool to scan for avalible essids
[12:26] <sol1tude> sabgenton, iwlist scan
[12:27] <jozefk> :)
[12:27] <sabgenton> ah thats the one
[12:27] <jozefk> i love this channel :)
[12:27] <sol1tude> sabgenton, with root of course
[12:27] <sabgenton> been awhile
[12:27] <SpaceGhostC2C> sabgenton:  iwlist wlan0 scan
[12:27] <SpaceGhostC2C> sol1tude: not as root, do it with sudo or sudo -i
[12:27] <einstein1969> giorno a tutti
[12:27] <sabgenton> sol1tude: thx
[12:28] <sabgenton> really u need root
[12:28] <sol1tude> SpaceGhostC2C, yes, I meant it
[12:28] <sabgenton> hm
[12:28] <axel1_> ηελλο
[12:28] <axel1_> hello
[12:28] <labose> i love this channel too :)
[12:28] <SpaceGhostC2C> sabgenton: yes, to access the hardware you do. run sudo iwlist scan or sudo iwlist wlan0 scan
[12:28] <jozefk> :))
[12:29] <jozefk> all issues are actually something very simple not a real issues
[12:29] <SpaceGhostC2C> Legendario: have you attempted using a configuration tool like nvidia-settings? Is that possible? Here is a url to see if it helps at all. I'll keep looking. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=908789
[12:30] <labose> :)
 will nvidia settings work with an intel card???
[12:30] <SpaceGhostC2C> Legendario: does the last post on that link help you out in the least?
 let me take a carefull look
[12:31] <jozefk> can't really expect to have serious issue with ubuntu :D
[12:31] <temba> on try to load an realtek driver with "modprobe r8169" i get following error = http://dpaste.com/151140/  any one can help me?
[12:31] <superboki> heh, how to disable user crontab sending mail?
[12:31] <SpaceGhostC2C> jozefk: what are you talking about? You're sort of blabbering. Do you need some help?
[12:31] <SpaceGhostC2C> superboki: look at this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CronHowto
[12:31] <jozefk> no i don't need help. I'm here to help others, how about you?
[12:31] <superboki> SpaceGhostC2C: just read that
[12:32] <kwtm> superboki: Make sure crontab command doesn't generate text to stdout.  Or you can add "> /dev/null" to the commands.
[12:32] <superboki> kwtm: ok, thanks
[12:32] <SpaceGhostC2C> jozefk: no, just wanted you to know this channel isn't for chat really. There is a #ubuntu-offtopic channel you can talk in about anything.
[12:33] <jozefk> ok. i'll joint that as well. thanks.
[12:33] <SpaceGhostC2C> superboki: have you looked into removing the lines you need from cron?
[12:33] <SpaceGhostC2C> superboki: crontab -e
[12:33] <kwtm> SpaceGhostC2C: THat link you gave doesn't even answer superboki's question.
 i don`t believe it will work, first because my card is intel and second because I need a generic projector configuration... I know its hard...
[12:34] <SpaceGhostC2C> kwtm: it takes a bit more interpretation. He wants to remove an offending line from cron. So he should enter crontab -e and remove the line.
[12:34] <hexagon-> heya, i'm getting some weirdo wine error when starting Wow. err:winediag:X11DRV_WineGL_InitOpenglInfo Direct rendering is disabled, most likely your OpenGL drivers haven't been installed correctly
[12:34] <superboki> SpaceGhostC2C: on jaunty logging was on system logs
[12:34] <hexagon-> it is most likely related to me having a x86_64 system and missing the 32 bit libs, but i cannot find them  in the repos
[12:34] <SpaceGhostC2C> kwtm: it wasn't quite a straight answer, but a answer to help him find it.
[12:35] <SpaceGhostC2C> hexagon-: do you have your video drivers installed?
[12:35] <SpaceGhostC2C> hexagon-: glxinfo | less
[12:35] <Newky> i have crontab set up on a server to run a perl script at a certain time, the perl script has output, bu crontab keeps mailing me with this output although its an insignificant warning.. any ideas?
[12:36] <SpaceGhostC2C> superboki: what exactly are you wanting to do?
[12:36] <kwtm> SpaceGhostC2C: Whoa.  Doesn't "crontab -e" launch vi or something?  He'd be even more lost.  Besides, he doesn't need to... oh, youre' kidding me.
[12:36] <aldevar> Hi all.
[12:36] <kwtm> Newky: Wow, did you coordinate with superboki to ask the same question at the same time?
[12:37] <SpaceGhostC2C> kwtm: what are you saying exactly? crontab -e launches his default editor with the cron config files.
[12:37] <kwtm> Newky: Here's the answer again: anything send to stdout will get emailed.  So make sure your commands don't send to stdout, by adding "> /dev/null" or something
[12:37] <Newky> kwtm: no :) ive jus logged in ... did he ask the same question, ive tried to put my output to /dev/null bu it wont work
[12:37] <kwtm> SpaceGhostC2C: ... anyway, I don't think he was trying to get rid of the program, just to make sure it doesn't mail the stdout.
[12:38] <supercagnotto> hi there!
[12:38] <usuario> ke pasaaa
[12:38] <usuario> ke pasaaaa
[12:38] <kwtm> Newky: Oh!  Then send the stderr to /dev/null as well, using "2> /dev/null".
[12:38] <supercagnotto> these are my two grub.conf, i need help about how mix them up (make ubuntu seen from fedora grub): http://pastebin.com/m5ae7dcbf    http://pastebin.com/m27ee3659
[12:38] <usuario_> k pasa tios
[12:38] <kwtm> superboki: See above line to newky.  You probably need to do "2> /dev/null", too.
[12:38] <wish^> my ftp has a 100/100 connection but when i try download off it with ftp client i dont get more then 80 kbps download speed
[12:38] <usuario_> kienes soys
[12:38] <Newky> kwtm:cheers will try thanks !!
[12:39] <SpaceGhostC2C> kwtm: I think he was asking how to stop sending email when cron detects an error or warning, are we agreed?
[12:39] <Myrtti> !es
[12:39] <superboki> kwtm: yes, i added >dev/null
[12:39] <bullgard> man tilda: " Application Options: --command: Run a command at startup." After tilda is started, I can press Ctrl+Shift+T. tilda will share the screen between two emulated terminals. What is the proper command to put in the autostart directory to effect the same automatically at startup?
[12:39] <usuario_> xaooooooooo pringaos
[12:39] <peke> que pasa julio !
[12:39] <kwtm> SpaceGhostC2C: Agreed.  Is the answer really to remove the entire line from crontab?
[12:39] <usuario_> k pasa peke
[12:39] <hexagon-> SpaceGhostC2C, OpenGL renderer string: Mesa DRI R300 (RV515 7145) 20090101  TCL
[12:39] <peke> esaa mire !
[12:39] <zoobox> what makes "force a version" in the package-menu in synaptic disabled?
[12:39] <hexagon-> SpaceGhostC2C, direct rendering: Yes
[12:39] <Myrtti> !es | usuario_, peke
[12:39] <SpaceGhostC2C> kwtm: I looked it up more. You're right. I thought he was scheduling a mailing task.
[12:39] <aldevar> First excuse me for my bad english. On the linuxmint french forum, we have a user experiencing problems with the intel graphic driver (Intel GMA 4500MHD). The screen of his laptop is always black. If he plug an external screen, this one works. I found a bug report about this problem and some people tells that you can add Option "FramebufferCompression" "off" in xorg.conf. But there is no more xorg.conf file. How can we add this opt
[12:39] <aldevar> ion to the intel module without xorg.conf ?
[12:40] <hexagon-> SpaceGhostC2C, using radeon driver
[12:40] <kwtm> superboki: In addition to ">/dev/null", also try "2>/dev/null".  The "2>" will pipe the error messages.
[12:40] <vediovis> good evening everybody.  I have problems with Karmic 9.10 , my flash player with firefox 3.5 stops sounds and i have to restart the browser to have sound again with youtube (until new crash). It is quite recent and everything was working fine before. Does it ring a bell to anybody?
[12:40] <usuario_> ese pake
[12:40] <usuario_> k pasa
[12:40] <usuario_> xulo
[12:40] <usuario_> jajajaajajaja
[12:40] <SpaceGhostC2C> aldevar: why are you asking here? you can always generate a working xorg.conf file.
[12:40] <SpaceGhostC2C> !es | usuario
[12:41] <peke> psss Que me cansa kien tu saves mireya
[12:41] <usuario_> yo no me llamo asin
[12:41] <usuario_> feo
[12:41] <aldevar> I'm asking here because i didn't finf any solution on linuxmint forum or irc chan. And mint is based on ubuntu
[12:41] <peke> jajajaja ok Feaa !
[12:41] <peke> jajajajaja
[12:41] <Myrtti> peke: please use English, or you'll be muted
[12:41] <kwtm> aldevar: There's no more xorg.conf?  Mine is under /etc/X11/xorg.conf.  You can just create it.  (En passant, ton anglais, y a pas de probleme)
[12:42] <aldevar> but you're right, i'lll try to generate a xorg.conf
[12:42] <aldevar> ok kwtm :)
[12:42] <SpaceGhostC2C> aldevar: do you need the command to generate a new xorg.conf?
[12:42] <peke> entonces como kieres
[12:42] <kwtm> Ok I'm going to go since I wasn't able to get the help I needed here.
[12:42] <peke> entonces como kieres?
[12:42] <aldevar> yes, i'd like to, i never did it actually :)
[12:43] <SpaceGhostC2C> peke: can you speak English? If not, you should go to #ubuntu-es. Which is a waste of my time typing out if you can't. :P
[12:43] <superboki> kwtm: i think i will leave the errors to get through
[12:43] <peke> asta luego
[12:43] <rah> is changing the default search engine of firefox binaries permitted by the firefox license?
[12:43] <hexagon-> SpaceGhostC2C, any clue?
[12:43] <SpaceGhostC2C> hexagon-: looking it up now.
[12:43] <hexagon-> thanks
[12:44] <kwtm> superboki: You can pipe them to a log file, as in "2>> /home/superboki/cron_error_log".  That appends to the file.  Be careful when specifying relative filenames (for example, the "~" in "~/logfile" does not work)
[12:44] <SpaceGhostC2C> hexagon-: can you run glxgears ?
[12:44] <hexagon-> yes, I can even play World of Goo :)
[12:44] <SpaceGhostC2C> hexagon-: What video card do you have?
[12:44] <hexagon-> Mobility Radeon x1400
[12:44] <hexagon-> M54 Chipset
[12:45] <vediovis> errr. ok..... where can I ask? :)
[12:45] <pat|nG> linux distro is challenging.....then...never used my brain this tough....lol! i can't help myself from laughing...hahahaha......
[12:45] <SpaceGhostC2C> hexagon-: if you want to pm me, I have set up WoW with wine multiple times.
[12:45] <SpaceGhostC2C> pat|nG: do you need help?
[12:45] <hexagon-> SpaceGhostC2C, yeah well it is rather a graphics adapter issue, i have no problems with nvidia either :)
[12:45] <superboki> kwtm: ok, so 'command >/dev/null 2>>/absolute/log.txt' ?
[12:46] <pat|nG> for now i'm good...later..hehe..need to tour my ubuntu stuffs......hehe...loving it so much....and i don't have time to answer my gf's calls..hahaha....shhhh
[12:46] <pat|nG> hehehe
[12:47] <kwtm> superboki: Yes, that's pretty much it.  In fact, what I do is append everything (so "command >>/absolute/usual_log.txt 2>>/absolute/error_log.txt") and then have another cron job delete the log daily/weekly/whatever, so you can look at output but it doesn't grow indefinitely
[12:47] <superboki> kwtm: another cron with something like 'tail' ?
[12:47] <pat|nG> is it ok to ask question with regards to desktop themes? or should i ask on #gnome?
[12:48] <Myrtti> rah: your question is probably better answered on the mailing lists and blogs discussing the matter than this channel
[12:48] <rah> Myrtti: why is that?
[12:49] <Myrtti> rah: because this is the support channel for ubuntu usage problems, and license issues *may* be a bit out of the scope. #ubuntu-devel might have more discussion, though
[12:49] <SpaceGhostC2C> pat|nG: I don't mind, but this is a support channel really.
[12:50] <usuario> tumonti
[12:50] <bullgard> man tilda: " Application Options: --command: Run a command at startup." After tilda is started, I can press Ctrl+Shift+T. tilda will share the screen between two emulated terminals. What is the proper command to put in the autostart directory to effect the same automatically at startup?
[12:51] <yoli> esa illa
[12:52] <Riverthief> Sup all
[12:52] <Riverthief> Any minecraft players here?
[12:52] <thomas82> hi, do you know maybe how to solve a problem with dissapearing icons on avant-window-navigator dock? sometimes when I want to restore window by clicking on it, icon dissapear and i'm not able to access that window anymore. I'm using compiz + emerald
[12:53] <pat|nG> i got this cairo-dock runnin and i put a sysmonitor from screenlet and it happnd that my sysmonitor display is full but it seems i can't view the full sysmonitor from screenlet....same as for my firefox.....and i think this cairo-dock is using space on my desktop that some apps cant be viewed fully and normally displayed...how can i change this?
[12:53] <thomas82> thanks in advance
[12:53] <Riverthief> No idea for either lol
[12:53] <Riverthief> Tried ctrl+alt+delete?
[12:53] <Riverthief> xD
[12:53] <Riverthief> j/k
[12:53] <SpaceGhostC2C> Riverthief: don't do that here.
[12:54] <Riverthief> Don't do what?
[12:54] <SpaceGhostC2C> Riverthief: if you aren't going to help, or ask for help, you shouldn't be chatting at all.
[12:54] <Myrtti> Riverthief: when helping, be helpful
[12:54] <Riverthief> Hmm, ok then
[12:54] <superboki> pat|nG: you find setting for the dock to allow some sort of hidding, with gnome-do docky you have several options, for example: autohide, intellihide, ect
[12:54] <Myrtti> NIIcK: disable that script
[12:54] <Riverthief> Anyway, any minecraft players here? I need help with the install :S
[12:54] <superboki> pat|nG: similar with docky2 (which runs almost fine on karmic)
[12:55] <emperor15> daan
[12:55] <SpaceGhostC2C> Riverthief: what is minecraft? Is it a windows game?
[12:55] <benjamin__> I wanna go to the data segment, now whos' coming with me?
[12:55] <Riverthief> No, it's cross compatible
[12:55] <Riverthief> Mainly for windows and OSX though
[12:55] <SpaceGhostC2C> Riverthief: can you give me a link?
[12:55] <studentz> Hi there:I think have a file system problem.  Running Ubuntu 9.1 installed in three partitions : 1) / (root)     2) /home  3) swap . Since yesterday my root partition got full without install any additional software (25 GB). The increase of the size depend of the following  folders  /usr ( 9.1 GB)  and /var (2.1). How I can solve this problem? What could be the cause of this problem? Thanks
[12:55] <Riverthief> http://www.worldofminecraft.com/
[12:55] <emperor15> daan
[12:55] <Riverthief> Great game
[12:56] <Riverthief> It's coded in Java, and tested fully on Arch, Ubuntu and Mint
[12:56] <mk5joiuninb> daan
[12:57] <Legendario> gotta go. thanks
[12:57] <pat|nG> can i do a printscreen? where can i upload the printscreen file? i want u to check this....pls?
[12:57] <raul_> I would like to have windows running in my ubuntu... any one knows a virtual machine for ubuntu?
[12:58] <Riverthief> raul_, VirtualBox
[12:58] <nowonmai> raul_, Xen/KVM
[12:58] <becomingGuru> raul_, Use virtalbox
[12:58] <pat|nG> vmware
[12:58] <sebsebseb> raul_: open source one lacks USB support, other one has it http://www.virtualbox.org
[12:58] <Riverthief> vmware is non free
[12:58] <becomingGuru> So, there you go, Xen, KVM, virtalbox, vmware heh!
[12:58] <OerHeks> pat|nG  post a printscreen  @ picpaste.com
[12:58] <pat|nG> Riverthief: i think the player is free....vmware player
[12:58] <sebsebseb> Riverthief: VMware player and server are free as in price, the others are paid for
[12:58] <becomingGuru> OerHeks, Use imgur.com
[12:59] <Riverthief> Aah, ok
[12:59] <SpaceGhostC2C> raul_: there are lots of ways you can do it. You want to run a virtual machine? You can use vmware or virtualbox, those are both good. Virtualbox is FOSS and vmware can be free, but not OSS
[12:59] <mrqbuster> only kvm is worth to try
[12:59] <sebsebseb> mrqbuster: kvm needs  hardware virtaulization and such  most computers don't have that
[12:59] <smik> I just reset my root password using Grub and all. I was wondering, how easy it was to break into the root account. Isn't it a security hole?
[12:59] <OerHeks> imgus.com is free too, nice link becomingGuru
[12:59] <becomingGuru> imgur.com is awesome
[12:59] <nowonmai> smik, if you have physical access, all bets are off
[12:59] <dtcrshr> hi everyone. im on ubuntu 9.04, and i need to use a flash system. but when i go right click on the flash applet, and choose configuration, or when it prompts for permission to use camera and microfone i cant click on the flash conf box
[13:00] <Riverthief> smik, breaking into a computer with physical access is a cakewalk
[13:00] <Myrtti> smik: if you reset your root password, you just opened it up a bit. By default there is no root password at all. The best way you could've secured the computer is by setting a password to grub recovery mode
[13:00] <raul_> I've found "VirtualBox OSE" in repositories... is that good?
[13:00] <sebsebseb> raul_: it lacks USB support
[13:00] <sebsebseb> raul_: ,but if you don't want that, well then sure
[13:00] <nowonmai> raul_, not free and doesn't do good hardware passthrough
[13:01] <sebsebseb> raul_: if you want it, get the other version
[13:01] <dtcrshr> its just unclickable
[13:01] <raul_> sebsebseb: so... it is much better I download it from its website?
[13:01] <sebsebseb> nowonmai: raul_   open source one is  free as in freedom and price.  their other version isn't as in freedom, but price yes
[13:01] <smik> Myrtti: Riverthief nowonmai I think that is it: if you have physical access, your computer can be cracked. Which is in a way nice, it saved me from loosing data and stuff today.
[13:01] <studentz> dtcrshar This happens with some web apps . The problem is not Ubuntu or your computer, it is web design
[13:02] <sebsebseb> raul_: well maybe not much better, but yes the USB feature for example if you get non OSE version
[13:02] <Myrtti> smik: but setting a root password is just begging for trouble in Ubuntu
[13:03] <xukun> anyone here connected Ekiga with there company's SIP Server? Sins I have ubuntu 9.10 it fails to connect
[13:03] <raul_> sebsebseb: I found the VBoxGTK. should I install both Virtual Box OSE and VBoxGTK?
[13:03] <smik> Myrtti: Why do you think so?
[13:03] <Moise> Hi all !
[13:03] <sebsebseb> smik: Setting a root password is "The Big No Of Ubuntu" and it's not really needed since sudo
[13:03] <slock> How do i regain control over my terminal after writing suspend -f??
[13:04] <nowonmai> studentz, use du -h --max-depth=1 <directory> to drill down and find what file(s) are responsible
[13:04] <Myrtti> smik: because everything works without it. it is a password that an intruder can try hacking by force and repeated attempts.
[13:04] <pat|nG> http://picpaste.com/Screenshot_4.png kindly check this one....my sysmonitor screenlet is cut....anyone how to fix it?
[13:04] <smik> But then (if my root passwd is not set), any user can loginto root and change my password.
[13:05] <xukun> Anybody in here using ekiga or other working sip client to connect our company's sip server?
[13:05] <Myrtti> smik: as I told you, if you set your grub to ask password for recovery mode when booting, then no, they can't
[13:05] <studentz> nowonmai thanks
[13:05] <nowonmai> xukun, I use 'twinkle' - crap name, great client
[13:05] <Myrtti> smik: also, sudo powers aren't assigned to every user you create, but to the first only, by default, unless he then gives the permissions to others
[13:05] <superboki> pat|nG: is that konky?
[13:05] <sebsebseb> Myrtti: cracking being more exact, but of course hacking works, in that context to get the message across  :)
[13:05] <pat|nG> konky?
[13:05] <xukun> nowonmai, ok thanks I will try that
[13:05] <Myrtti> sebsebseb: yeah, typing too fast to think
[13:06] <superboki> pat|nG: conky
[13:06] <pat|nG> i got cairo-dock and that screenlet
[13:06] <Myrtti> NIIcK: seriously, STOP IT
[13:06] <xguru> LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compat.so skype   <-- anyway to use this command without having to enter each time in a terminal and have a terminal open while program is running?
[13:06] <sebsebseb> Myrtti: excuses :D  heh (I guess) :)
[13:06] <superboki> pat|nG: aha, nm
[13:06] <Moise> xguru, Yes , use ALT+F2 ;)
[13:06] <pat|nG> superboki: any solution?
[13:07] <xguru> Moise: yea i get that it drops the terminal then, but how about creating it in a launcher?
[13:07] <superboki> pat|nG: i have all bad experience with different screenlets
[13:07] <Moise> (if you are using gnome, and creating a shortcut)
[13:07] <pat|nG> so u mean u didn't used any screenlets?
[13:07] <Moise> xguru, Just right click on the desktop and select create a launcher.
[13:08] <Riverthief> Does anyone know where my local java interpreter is?
[13:08] <Riverthief> UBUNTU 9.10
[13:08] <LuizAquino> Riverthief: Type in terminal: whereis java
[13:08] <xguru> Moise: give an error when launching.  Window pops up and says "failed to execute child process"  then lists the path and says no such file
[13:08] <nowonmai> RiverThief, /usr/lib/jvm
[13:09] <Riverthief> Ok ty
[13:09] <superboki> pat|nG: i tried, but nothing really worked as expected
[13:09] <Riverthief> But, with terminal
[13:09] <slock> Some help any one? How do i regain control over my terminal after writing suspend -f?? =)
[13:09] <Riverthief> I got; "java: /usr/bin/java /usr/share/java /usr/share/man/man1/java.1.gz
[13:09] <Riverthief> "
[13:09] <Moise> xguru, try to enter the absolute path of skype
[13:09] <FloodBot2> Riverthief: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:09] <Moise> In a terminal, type "whereis skype"
[13:09] <superboki> pat|nG: my current desktop is similar to this http://kravca.mu/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/docky64c.png
[13:10] <sebsebseb> smik: letters and numbers in your password at least, and  ideally a few  other characters
[13:10] <sebsebseb> smik: then it should be quite secue
[13:10] <sebsebseb> secure
[13:10] <Moise> xguru, If launcher continues make you crazy, create script which launch skype ;)
[13:10] <Moise> xguru, Personaly, I have a ~/.scripts directory where is store this kind of little things.
[13:11] <bullgard> man tilda: " Application Options: --command: Run a command at startup." After tilda is started, I can press Ctrl+Shift+T. tilda will share the screen between two emulated terminals. What is the proper command to put in the autostart directory to effect the same automatically at startup?
[13:11] <Moise> where I store*
[13:11] <cah_abg> ae......................
[13:12] <xguru> Moise: i still kind of new.  I would create .scripts in my home dir and then create a file with that line in it then what?
[13:12] <Moise> I make a pastebin xguru ;)
[13:12] <cah_abg> hay.......................
[13:12] <MicTal> Hey
[13:13] <xguru> Moise: thanks
[13:13] <SoftLend> Привет :)
[13:13] <SoftLend> Русские есть?) Помощь очень надо.
[13:13] <Myrtti> !ru | SoftLend
[13:14] <SoftLend> !ru
[13:14] <SoftLend> Эм)
[13:14] <bazhang> SoftLend, /join #ubuntu-ru
[13:14] <SoftLend> Спс
[13:14] <Ziber> !subversion
[13:15] <LuizAquino> !synaptic
[13:15] <LuizAquino> I like this bot! ;)
[13:15] <SpaceGhostC2C> can we not just use the bot randomly here? do /msg ubottu !commandhere
[13:15] <Trek> nope.
[13:15] <Moise> xguru, http://pastebin.com/m6ac89c5c
[13:15] <LuizAquino> SpaceGhostC2C: Ok.
[13:15] <SpaceGhostC2C> LuizAquino: thanks friend.
[13:16] <LuizAquino> SpaceGhostC2C: You're welcome.
[13:16] <pietia> Myrtti, upgrading from 9.04 will produce as good,as stable system as fresh 9.10 installation?
[13:16] <Trek> that bot's quite useful isn't it?
[13:16] <LuizAquino> Trek: Yes, it is!
[13:16] <Trek> !offtopic | Trek
[13:16] <Myrtti> pietia: I don't have personal experience on the matter. I always do a clean install.
[13:17] <sebsebseb> pietia: maybe, maybe not,  also  those Ext3 9.04 installs won't be converted to Ext4, and no Grub 2 on upgrade, but those two features aren't really needed
[13:17] <Zyxon> It is always recommended to do a clean install.
[13:17] <Myrtti> Zyxon: oh? where?
[13:18] <sebsebseb> pietia: 9.10 might be a good one to just clean install for the two reasons I just mentioned, but also since many people got issues after upgrading from 9.04, useually upgrades go fine though
[13:18] <SpaceGhostC2C> pieta: do you need help?
[13:19] <sebsebseb> pietia: or just stay on 9.04 for now if you want,  9.10 offers little proper advantage.  Then I suggest clean installing 10.04 when that comes out the next release.  That's released at the end of April.
[13:19] <LuizAquino> pietia: Wait for 10.04. It comes soon! :)
[13:19] <Zyxon> in april, to be exact. ;)
[13:19] <pietia> LuizAquino, sebsebseb what will be new in 10.04?
[13:20] <LuizAquino> pietia: A lot of things. I guess! :)
[13:20] <pietia> Zyxon, end of april is still in april :D
[13:20] <xguru> Moise: works like a charm...  i had to edit the path  you had skype pointing to "/usb/bin/skype"
[13:20] <sebsebseb> pietia: some sort of Facebook and Twitter features by the sounds of it and  a music store it seems, and faster boot up,  #ubuntu+1  for 10.04 talk
[13:20] <LuizAquino> pietia: I don't know the details...
[13:20] <Zyxon> oh, i idint see sebsebsebs message. :d
[13:21] <Moise> xguru, Great news ;), enjoy
[13:21] <xguru> Moise: Thanks for the help!  I guess this templet applies to how to make scripts for everything right?  If so i will use it in the future..   The command chmod +x makes it executable?
[13:21] <riktking> How do I change the port of vnc server from command line
[13:21] <Moise> xguru, Yes you're right!
[13:21] <LuizAquino> pietia: And, best of all, It will be LTS (Long Term Support)!
[13:21] <sebsebseb> pietia: by the sounds of it, well  what I read on web
[13:22] <xguru> Moise: excellent, you helped me with multiple issues....thanks again
[13:22] <Moise> xguru, you're welcome
[13:22] <sebsebseb> pietia: LuizAquino yeah 10.04 is the next proper release, since it's the next LTS.
[13:22] <Myrtti> sebsebseb: proper release? eh.
[13:23] <sebsebseb> Myrtti: I mean kind of business quality and releases they take  really seriously since they got to support longer than the other releases
[13:24] <Pici> sebsebseb: The developers take all the releases seriously.
[13:24] <xguru> Moise: any idea where i can locate the icon to attach to that launcher?
[13:24] <paulocolen> E ai pessoal.
[13:24] <Pici> !br | paulocolen
[13:24] <bullgard> man tilda: " Application Options: --command: Run a command at startup." After tilda is started, I can press Ctrl+Shift+T. tilda will share the screen between two emulated terminals. What is the proper command to put in the autostart directory to effect the same automatically at startup?
[13:24] <xguru> Moise: nevermind i will just use the existing one and change the command
[13:25] <sebsebseb> Pici: well yeah,  but LTS's are like special releases etc
[13:25] <gypsymauro> hi
[13:25] <leobikerlox> amigos alguien habla español?
[13:25] <Pici> !es | leobikerlox
[13:25] <Umeaboy> Hi!
[13:25] <LuizAquino> leobikerlox: /join #ubuntu-es
[13:25] <riktking> How do I change the port of vnc server from command line
[13:25] <leobikerlox> ok =)
[13:25] <Myrtti> sebsebseb: special releases only in regard of the time of support they receive...
[13:25] <Moise> xguru, locate skype.png
[13:26] <sebsebseb> Myrtti: ok
[13:26] <Moise> xguru, or "locate skype.svg" maybe
[13:26] <xguru> Moise: thanks again for future reference
[13:26] <leobikerlox> saludos kami.. helo kamihacker i my friend =)
[13:26] <leobikerlox> bye
[13:26] <Umeaboy> Can somebody confirm that http://www.handelsbanken.se/shb/inet/icentsv.nsf/vlookuppics/installation_handelsbanken_cardreader_linux/$file/shbecrdeb_1.0.2_i386.deb is installable without any errors?
[13:26] <gypsymauro> I've created a new linux partition and I moved my home to that partitions I added it in /etc/fstab but it doens't mount it automatically at sys startup :( why there are this changes that made lifes so complicated ?? (like the new grub configuration mechanism..) btw any hint on how to solve?
[13:26] <Umeaboy> I get errors.
[13:27] <Moise> xguru, mine is located here: /usr/share/icons/skype.png or here : /usr/share/pixmaps/skype.png
[13:27] <slock> Plz, How do i regain control over my terminal after writing suspend -f?? =)
[13:27] <Umeaboy> This is the answer I see: http://pastebin.mandriva.com/16274
[13:27] <Odd-rationale> riktking: are you using vino as the vnc server?
[13:27] <Umeaboy> I'm trying to get it working in Mandriva as well.
[13:27] <Moise> gypsymauro, can you pastebin your fstab ?
[13:28] <riktking> Odd-rationale its the default in ubuntu
[13:28] <Moise> gypsymauro, and a pastebin of "sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda" (or the path to the device)
[13:29] <gypsymauro>  /dev/sda3 /home               ext4    errors=remount-ro 0       1
[13:29] <gypsymauro> uhm
[13:30] <gypsymauro> I found my fstab was changed..
[13:30] <supercagnotto> these are my two grub.conf, i need help about how mix them up (make ubuntu seen from fedora grub): http://pastebin.com/m5ae7dcbf    http://pastebin.com/m27ee3659
[13:30] <gypsymauro> there is some automatism?
[13:31] <Odd-rationale> riktking: hold on one moment. I think i got it...
[13:31] <KOPRajs> hi there, i'm looking for a way how to reinstall package without the need for removing it first
[13:31] <Moise> gypsymauro, no automatism that I'm aware, editing fstab should work
[13:32] <SpaceGhostC2C> KOPRajs: dpkg-reconfigure <package-name>
[13:32] <Moise> gypsymauro, Try specify the uuid instead of the device path
[13:32] <Moise> gypsymauro, "sudo blkid" give you the list of associated uuid -> partitions
[13:32] <KOPRajs> I accidentally deleted some locale files... I do know the name of affected packages but don't want to remove them and then install because of dependencies
[13:32] <gypsymauro> Moise: I saw
[13:33] <Moise> ok...
[13:33] <KOPRajs> SpaceGhostC2C: will this download the package from repo?
[13:33] <Moise> gypsymauro, mount your device
[13:33] <gypsymauro> Moise: just sometimes I felt lost when I'm used to work in a way for years :)
[13:33] <SpaceGhostC2C> KOPRajs: what exactly do you need?
[13:33] <Odd-rationale> riktking: try these two commands: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m6f0eb315
[13:33] <Moise> gypsymauro, then in /etc/mtab you should see the fstab line which is valid to mount your partitions , just paste it to fstab
[13:34] <KOPRajs> SpaceGhostC2C: I deleted few files in /usr/share/locale dir... need to restore them
[13:34] <Odd-rationale> riktking: of course, change the port number to your preferred number...
[13:34] <KOPRajs> SpaceGhostC2C: I have the list of affected packages already
[13:34] <SpaceGhostC2C> KOPRajs: you said you need to reinstall a package. you can do that with dpkg or dpkg-reconfigure
[13:34] <Moise> gypsymauro, I known what you mean :p
[13:34] <Moise> *what you feel.
[13:34] <riktking> Odd-rationale thanks!
[13:37] <kqerwjhkljrewq> есть хто живой?
[13:37] <Pici> !ru | kqerwjhkljrewq
[13:37] <Riverthief> Anyone got a good hex editor for ubuntu?
[13:37] <Riverthief> one with a GUI preferably lol
[13:37] <Pici> Riverthief: ghex is one.
[13:37] <gypsymauro> Moise: :) so do you know how to modify grub too? I want to hide for example the "repair disc" of windows and some old kernel verions, there was the /boot/grub/menu.lst that was so easy to change
[13:37] <kqerwjhkljrewq> даа... не густо
[13:38] <dansku> I am on a ssh machine, and want to zip a 25GB file. But I want to make the command run in background, how can I make it??
[13:38] <jaypur> .avi videos at my ubuntu show up in a very high contrast, i need to set it on vlc, if i don't i can't watch the movie =/
[13:38] <sol1tude> dansku, use screen
[13:38] <Moise> gypsymauro, ooooh in 9.10, yes it really changed :p wait till I remember :p
[13:39] <jaypur> can some one help me?
[13:39] <jaypur> .avi videos at my ubuntu show up in a very high contrast, i need to set it on vlc, if i don't i can't watch the movie =/
[13:39] <gypsymauro> how
[13:39] <gypsymauro> wtf?
[13:39] <gypsymauro> net split?
[13:39] <SpaceGhostC2C> dansku: you can append & on the end of the command. Or for no output try 2>&1
[13:39] <Pici> Yes.
[13:39] <Moise> gypsymauro, edit files in /etc/grub.d/
[13:39] <slock> Plz, How do i regain control over my terminal after writing suspend -f?? =)
[13:39] <Umeaboy> gypsymauro: Yes. Freenode are upgrading their machines.
[13:39] <grifo74> hello how ca i make a restore point in ubuntu 9.10 fot if a have problems a restore (sorry my english)
[13:39] <abu1230> hi am not getting the audio and video sounds on my ubuntu 9.10
[13:40] <abu1230> any one help me
[13:40] <Umeaboy> [Global Notice] Hi all, In preparation for the weekend's ircd migration we will need to take some servers out of production for upgrades, I am about to do a spot of rehubbing to continue the upgrades now. This may raise the number of splits for the next day, more information as and when will be available via wallops. Thank you for using freenode and have a great day.
[13:40] <SpaceGhostC2C> grifo74:  you want a backup method.
[13:40] <grifo74> yes
[13:40] <gypsymauro> Moise: I saw but there are scripts not so easy to understand :(
[13:40] <Umeaboy> That was the message from -christel-.
[13:40] <SpaceGhostC2C> !backup | grifo74
[13:41] <abu1230> hello
[13:41] <grifo74> thank i go try
[13:41] <SpaceGhostC2C> grifo74: no worries.  After tilda is started, I can press Ctrl+Shift+T. tilda will share the screen between two emulated terminals. What is the proper command to put in the autostart directory to effect the same automatically at startup?
[13:51] <Umeaboy> Tried installing some of the gstreamer-packs?
[13:51] <slock> Plz, How do i regain control over my terminal after writing suspend -f?? =) Do i have to open a new terminal and use the kill kommand from there, is there another way??
[13:51] <cisco> i think i did all of them except for 3
[13:51] <Umeaboy> Okey.
[13:51] <SpaceGhostC2C> !pastebin > abu1230
[13:51] <dansku> it worked, thanks
[13:52] <error404notfound> how do i list the partitions being used as swap?
[13:52] <Moise> error404notfound, swapon -s
[13:52] <byt3s> cisco u have to install libdvdread4
[13:53] <error404notfound> Moise, i see /dev/ramzswap0 being using as swap as well, why?
[13:53] <cisco> how do i do that
[13:53] <byt3s> sudo apt-get install libdvdread4
[13:53] <byt3s> after that run sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh
[13:53] <DMJC> anyone know if its possible to recreate missing rar files in a multipart rar if you have some of the extracted content of those rars?
[13:54] <DMJC> eg if I can recreate say the first 7gb of an 11gb set of rar files, then use bittorrent to get the rest?
[13:54] <Mari0> olaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[13:54] <Moise> error404notfound, Because you're using compcache it seems.
[13:54] <Mari0> ola???
[13:54] <Mari0> hello?
[13:54] <Myrtti> !es | Mari0
[13:54] <cisco> sorry i think i was in here but i got out by mistake
[13:55] <error404notfound> Moise, but i don't want that
[13:55] <Moise> error404notfound, If I remember well, compcache act like a swap but is placed in RAM and compressed.
[13:55] <cisco> i can't play dvd's i have 9.10
[13:55] <cisco> i'm a noob
[13:55] <SpaceGhostC2C> cisco try medibuntu.
[13:55] <SpaceGhostC2C> !medibuntu | cisco
[13:55] <error404notfound> Moise, and whats the use of that? i wanna have a swap for just hibernation, nothing else...
[13:55] <wam> Hi, I have a notebook with a intel gfx card and want to use the VGA Port, the DisplayPort and the internal display at the same time for a large desktop. I'm able to enable any 2 of these, but not all three. When I try to activate all three, Xorg.log says that: http://pastie.org/796869  Any ideas or hints welcome!
[13:56] <cisco> oh ok someone else told me i had to program libdvdlib4
[13:57] <Moise> error404notfound, do you have a swap partition on your disk?
[13:57] <byt3s> cisco run: sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh
[13:57] <error404notfound> Moise, previously i deleted it to do some testing but now its back, so yes.
[13:57] <Moise> Okay
[13:58] <Moise> So first, disable compcache : sudo rm -f /usr/share/initramfs-tools/conf.d/compcache && sudo update-initramfs -u
[13:58] <cisco> ok whats next
[13:58] <slock> Plz, How do i regain control over my terminal after writing suspend -f?? =) Do i have to open a new terminal and use the kill kommand from there, is there another way??
[13:59] <byt3s> cisco have u installed codecs?
[13:59] <cisco> which ones
[13:59] <tyrosine> cisco: do you get an error?
[13:59] <Moise> error404notfound, and then, : sudo swapoff ramzswap0&&sudo swapon swappartition
[13:59] <manumar> hiii
[13:59] <Matir> slock, it has to be sent SIGCONT.  Easiest way is kill -CONT from another shell
[13:59] <Moise> error404notfound, and don't forget to put your swap in fstab so it's activated at boot time ^^
[14:00] <cisco> this is what i get
[14:00] <cisco> /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh
[14:00] <cisco> sorry
[14:00] <onetinsoldier> !hi | manumar
[14:00] <error404notfound> Moise, already did that :P
[14:00] <cisco> --2010-01-27 18:28:43--  http://packages.medibuntu.org/pool/free/libd/libdvdcss/libdvdcss2_1.2.10-0.2medibuntu1_amd64.deb
[14:00] <cisco> Resolving packages.medibuntu.org... <IP_ADDRESS>
[14:00] <cisco> Connecting to packages.medibuntu.org|<IP_ADDRESS>|:80... connected.
[14:00] <cisco> HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
[14:00] <cisco> Length: 37252 (36K) [application/x-debian-package]
[14:00] <FloodBot3> cisco: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:00] <cisco> Saving to: `/tmp/dvdcss-vMqHZy/libdvdcss.deb'
[14:00] <SpaceGhostC2C> !pastebin | cisco
[14:00] <manumar> I have an aplication that access to the paralell port
[14:01] <onetinsoldier> !pastebin | cisco
[14:01] <manumar> but dont run, i want to test that I can access to the port
[14:01] <zesoze> hi
[14:01] <manumar> hi!
[14:01] <zesoze> hi I am getting error when try to compile a cpp program: error: iostream.h: No such file or directory
[14:02] <hateball> !info build-essentials | zesoze
[14:02] <hateball> ugh.
[14:02] <zesoze> !info buid-essentials
[14:02] <Serg_penguin> hi ! where's my personal www folder as user ? Don't wanna mess /w /var/www as it belongs to root. OS is latest Ubuntu, apache2, php and so on from repository. No tweaking of any configs, scripts do work from /var/www
[14:02] <zesoze> ????
[14:02] <hateball> !info build-essential
[14:02] <hateball> zesoze: Have you installed that package? ^
[14:02] <Myrtti> zesoze: install the package called "build-essential"
[14:03] <cisco> ok this is the url http://paste.ubuntu.com/363879/
[14:03] <zesoze> how can I know this?
[14:03] <hateball> zesoze: sudo aptitude install build-essential
[14:03] <slock> Matir, thanx man
[14:03] <tyrosine> cisco: that's not an error message.   Done
[14:04] <zesoze> Building dependency tree
[14:04] <zesoze> Reading state information... Done
[14:04] <zesoze> Reading extended state information
[14:04] <zesoze> Initializing package states... Done
[14:04] <FloodBot3> zesoze: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:04] <zesoze> Writing extended state information... Done
[14:04] <cisco> it's now playing thanks
[14:05] <SpaceGhostC2C> cisco
[14:05] <hateball> !paste | zesoze
[14:05] <cisco> ok next problem for some reason i can't watch any vid on youtube
[14:05] <SpaceGhostC2C> cisco: what solved the problem?
[14:05] <vevais> Download the flashplayer
[14:05] <SpaceGhostC2C> cisco, try reinstalling flash. sudo apt-get install flash-nonfree
[14:05] <zesoze> !pastebinit oi
[14:06] <tyrosine> cisco: install mozilla-flashplayer
[14:06] <zesoze> !pastebinit | test
[14:06] <cisco> when you told me to go in my terminal and install the libdvdlib4
[14:06] <tyrosine> cisco: install flashplugin-installer
[14:06] <zesoze> I got it: http://paste.ubuntu.com/363883/
[14:06] <tyrosine> cisco: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer
[14:07] <zesoze> I need to install build-essential manually?
[14:07] <byt3s> can anyone help me get ts3 running? sound output works but input fails
[14:08] <zesoze> I need to install build-essential manually?
[14:08] <onetinsoldier> zesoze: yes
[14:08] <SpaceGhostC2C> sorry cisco, sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree.
[14:08] <Pici> zesoze: What are you trying to compile?
[14:08] <aswin> byt3s: check the sound out setting in ubuntu
[14:08] <zesoze> where i can find ?
[14:08] <zesoze> a cpp code
[14:08] <Pici> zesoze: Is this your own code?
[14:08] <cisco> ok this is what i got and this is the url...http://paste.ubuntu.com/363884/
[14:08] <BluesKaj> Howdy
[14:08] <zesoze> no
[14:09] <tyrosine> cisco: for future reference, "sudo aptitude search flash" will show you a list of programs with "flash" in the title which you can install.
[14:09] <hateball> zesoze: type "sudo aptitude install build-essential" in a terminal press enter
[14:09] <hateball> !terminal
[14:09] <ouyes> how can know the traffic amount of my network?
[14:09] <tyrosine> cisco: restart firefox and try youtube again
[14:09] <zesoze> I did it and got this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/363883/
[14:09] <cisco> ok hold on
[14:10] <hateball> !info iftop | ouyes
[14:10] <byt3s> aswin the output works. the input fails. I have no problems with other programs
[14:10] <hateball> ouyes: are you looking to log or look at it in realtime?
[14:10] <lenswipe> hey guys
[14:11] <lenswipe> im looking for a way to do what CITRIX does but on ubuntu and for free
[14:11] <SpaceGhostC2C> !hi | lenswipe
[14:11] <aswin> byt3s: check www.ubuntu.com and paste your problem, some one will solve it
[14:11] <hateball> zesoze: run a "sudo aptitude update" and then run the other command again
[14:11] <lenswipe> is there a peice of software that does that?
[14:11] <hateball> !ltsp | lenswipe
[14:11] <unimatrix_> hi guys, any idea why my ubuntu server sometimes decides to suddenly switch from static to dynamic IP?
[14:11] <ouyes> hateball,  i do not need the realtime bandwidth but the accumulated amount of my network
[14:12] <Guest72566> Lol!!
[14:12] <Guest72566> Sorry for the lol, I just didn't realise that this was on freenode
[14:12] <zesoze> hateball: What do I need to do?
[14:12] <ouyes> !info xfce | ouyes
[14:12] <Guest72566> I ghosted myself haha
[14:12] <onetinsoldier> !info xfce4
[14:12] <zesoze> build-essential appears to be installed
[14:12] <sebsebseb> unimatrix_: Server edition?
[14:12] <thom_> 15
[14:12] <SpaceGhostC2C> !ot | Guest72566
[14:12] <unimatrix_> sebsebseb: yup
[14:13] <thom_> P0PIPLLOILP;LP;P;;;P\\P;
[14:13] <thom_> [;PIL
[14:13] <thom_> \
[14:13] <sebsebseb> unimatrix_: #
[14:13] <sebsebseb> unimatrix_: #ubuntu-server
[14:13] <thom_> P]lIUP0L;[,I'LI,PL,MNINGKDGFSGTVJHUHNGOL,MPIHUNIK,
[14:13] <thom_> GHGBMIJUU8JYLON97ON N N HJM
[14:13] <unimatrix_> sebsebseb: oh, didn't realize that channel existed, thanks
[14:13] <sebsebseb> !ops | thom_
[14:13] <thom_> HVF
[14:13] <thom_> STO
[14:13] <cisco> ok but i got nothing still
[14:13] <ikonia> thom_: stop please
[14:13] <thom_> STOM
[14:14] <thom_> BROERTJE
[14:14] <SpaceGhostC2C> !enter | thom
[14:14] <SpaceGhostC2C> Might've been someone's child. My kid tends to do that as well :) Now, does anyone need help?
[14:14] <onetinsoldier> thank you ioknia