[03:20] <LinuxJones> ChurcH_of_FoamY, there are good tutorials on aide from google...there is nothing to it really. Update the database after a fresh install , it will spit out a database of your system. Then periodically run a comparison (via cron job) and it will mail the admin a summary of the differnences (if any). Best to search google or check the aide howto.
[03:20] <glick> i think you probably want a G wireless card
[03:20] <glick> although i have a B
[03:20] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> ok thanc
[03:21] <glick> just dont have the money or desire to buy a new wireless card
[03:21] <jtan325> B usually serves the purpose
[03:21] <BTJustice> D-Link DWL-G520 is good wireless card
[03:21] <glick> get senao
[03:21] <darkheart> ChurcH_of_FoamY Make sure you check your router too...See what type it uses.
[03:21] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> does it work out of the box?
[03:21] <nudnick> darkheart, will you be around tomorrow? turns out its later than i thought and i need to g
[03:21] <nudnick> o
[03:21] <glick> i have an engenious card
[03:21] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> so the card is dependant on the router type?
[03:21] <LinuxJones> tristanmike, sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and select vesa as the video driver (accept defaults on everyting else) Then issue the command sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[03:21] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> glick what kinda card you have?
[03:22] <darkheart> nudnick I may or may not (wife gets testy for some reason when I'm on the computer during the weekend =P), but I'm sure someone can help you tomorrow anyway =)
[03:22] <BTJustice> Mine did, but I had to do this... http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=58168
[03:22] <Wanderer_> TristanMike, It didn't work.
[03:22] <glick> ChurcH_of_FoamY, senao/engenious
[03:22] <glick> ChurcH_of_FoamY, netgate.net
[03:22] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> ok and thats a good card? that works outta the box?
[03:22] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> with ubuntu
[03:22] <glick> ChurcH_of_FoamY, sorry netgate.com
[03:23] <Wanderer_> TristanMike?
[03:23] <tristanmike> Wanderer_, ummm, same thing/
[03:23] <ubercompuser> WOOOOT! quanta is better than when i first played around with it. any idot can figure out how to use it with ease
[03:23] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> and what should i look for on the router to help me determine what type of card to get?
[03:23] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> besides brand
[03:23] <Wanderer_> Google it?
[03:23] <tristanmike> LinuxJones, is that at the prompt?
[03:24] <ubercompuser> ChurcH_of_FoamY, have you thought about using something like smoothwall,ipcop or redwall???
[03:24] <dimethyl> hey, i am trying to install a special package, and i get this output Depends: libvorbis0a (>= 1.1.0) but 1.0.1-1 is to be installed, how can i get version 1.1.0 ???
[03:24] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> i don't even know what those are >.<
[03:24] <tristanmike> Wanderer_, did the samething happen?
[03:24] <Wanderer_> Yes.
[03:24] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> i'm still learning linux
[03:24] <darkheart> Anyone ever have an issue w/ flash and firefox where some flash pages are half greyed out?
[03:25] <dimethyl> anyone know how i can switch to the more experimental packages in my sources.list?
[03:25] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> i love it though it's a 100% better than winsux haxp
[03:25] <tristanmike> Wanderer_, and you removed the hard drive completly from start up?
[03:25] <darkheart> dimethyl I suppose you could add the Breezy repos to your sources.list
[03:25] <ubercompuser> ChurcH_of_FoamY,  those are firewalls that can be installed on a computer. if you have a spare OLD computer laying around, install it in that and it will be better than any consumer grade firewall!!!
[03:25] <Wanderer_> No, I just made it the first thing to boot from.
[03:25] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> sweet
[03:26] <dimethyl> thanks darkheart
[03:26] <darkheart> If I was going to create a firewall out of an old computer, I think I would run pf on OpenBSD.
[03:26] <tristanmike> LinuxJones, that command, reconfigure x-server, is that at the promt he gets?
[03:26] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> i might have a box for that but i need the router becuase of the computers on my network
[03:26] <ubercompuser> and u cant know nothing about linux and use it easily
[03:26] <beekay> can anyone help me with my video card's 3d accel?
[03:26] <dfeed> hi all, my system seems to have become confused and is refusing to eject the cd I was playing. Any ideas how I can sort this out without rebooting?
[03:26] <beekay> even giving a link would help
[03:26] <darkheart> dimethyl Np, but it may not be that simple..You might want to google that..Could break things if you're not careful.
[03:26] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> i not only run customers boxes when i build them i also run my own as well
[03:26] <ubercompuser> the computer that has in intalled would take place of a router
[03:26] <jbull> dfeed:  sudo eject /dev/yourcddrive not working?
[03:26] <alec> dfeed: when you say eject, do you mean with the gnome menu or with the physical eject button?
[03:27] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> how does that work multiple nicks?
[03:27] <ubercompuser> all you need is a CHEAP $20 and less switch
[03:27] <ubercompuser> what?
[03:27] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> how does the box act as a router does it have multiple ethernet cards or something?
[03:27] <beekay> can someone help me get my video card's 3d acceleration working?
[03:27] <ubercompuser> no
[03:27] <beekay> :D
[03:27] <dfeed> jbull: thanks, I hadn't realised I needed to run that as root
[03:27] <darkheart> alec Wouldn't it be the same issue either way?
[03:27] <Edddie> Hey guys, I just got a new HDD and I was wondering what I have to add to /etc/fstab to mount it?
[03:27] <ubercompuser> all u need it two
[03:27] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> oh wow
[03:27] <darkheart> beekay What kind of card?
[03:27] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> thats cool
[03:28] <ubercompuser> one goes to the switch and one to the modem
[03:28] <Wanderer_> TristanMike?
[03:28] <LinuxJones> tristanmike, yes
[03:28] <beekay> ati 9600
[03:28] <beekay> mobile
[03:28] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> and this can run on my cablemodem as well?
[03:28] <darkheart> Edddie You gotta format it first.
[03:28] <alec> darkheart: no, because if the filesystem is mounted it probably won't let him eject with the physical button
[03:28] <ubercompuser> it should
[03:28] <darkheart> !tell beekay about ati
[03:28] <ubercompuser> as long as it has ethernet
[03:28] <tristanmike> Wanderer_, you removed the hard drive completely from the startup options?
[03:28] <darkheart> beekay Read the guide that ubotu sent you
[03:28] <ubuntuuser> hi is anyone familiar with installing apache on ubuntu?
[03:28] <ubercompuser> does it?
[03:28] <beekay> thanks
[03:29] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> thats awsome although i just bought this router brand new in the box for 10.00 and 5.00 s&h
[03:29] <darkheart> alec I suppose you're right if he manually mounted it himself.
[03:29] <Wanderer_> TristanMike: No, I just made cd drive the first thing to boot from.
[03:29] <ubercompuser> ok.... what type
[03:29] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> and the guy on ebay has like 4 of them left
[03:29] <Edddie> I did darkheart but I need to add it to /etc/fstab
[03:29] <ubercompuser> ( i have a backup router if ipcop goes down)
[03:29] <ubercompuser> link?
[03:30] <BTJustice> I went to this webpage and followed the directions in the first post to get my SB Live! 7.1 24 to work, but the sound is real choppy and scratchy.  Do I need to change a setting or something?  I use Kubuntu.   I'll give it a try.
[03:31] <tristanmike> I gotta step out for a minute
[03:31] <dfeed> alec, darkheart: essentially, what happened was that I had one cd playing, which got mounted at some point. changed it to another with no problems, then when I tried to eject that one (in gnome and through the eject command) it wouldn't let me. running eject through sudo worked though.
[03:31] <ubercompuser> i dont want one, i just want to see what u bought
[03:31] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> oh ok
[03:31] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=ADME:B:EOIBSAA:US:31&Item=5800139340
[03:31] <darkheart> dfeed You don't mount audio CDs, btw.
[03:31] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> O_o stupid link is way big >.<
[03:31] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> ithink it's a nice router (crosses fingers)
[03:32] <dfeed> darkheart: I didn't mean to. Misclicked on the open command in gnome, which seemed to mount it.
[03:32] <ubercompuser> NONONONO ChurcH_of_FoamY  throw it OUT the window NOW
[03:32] <darkheart> dfeed I see...Well, just for future reference anyway =) It won't play if you mount it.
[03:32] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> O_o why?
[03:32] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> is it no good?
[03:32] <ubercompuser> i had to rma one and it was broken badily and the replacement had the same problem
[03:32] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> O_o
[03:32] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> oh shit
[03:33] <Edddie> darkheart: I just want it to work, I think it's fat32 right now, I'll change it later but can I keep it dynamic?
[03:33] <ubercompuser> i could write a book about my expirence with it
[03:33] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> i don't think the guy has a refund policy >.<
[03:33] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> i thought belkin was a good brand?
[03:33] <darkheart> Edddie Dynamic? Not sure what you mean.  But sounds close to the mark. gonna have to reconfigure something =)
[03:35] <hardw1re> yeah
[03:35] <gmoore> anyone familiar with proftpd+a router? i'm still trying to get it to work. i have the server set to allowforeignaddresses, masqueradeaddress to my ip, and bind to my ip. all needed ports are forwarded, but people who try to connect still get error 425 could not build data connection. what the hell :(
[03:35] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> yea cause i can't afford to get a better one and i diden't know >.<
[03:35] <dubnium> i have a few shitty belkin peripreals
[03:36] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> right now i have a d-link di-604 router
[03:36] <ubercompuser> it has locked up many of times, it has make computers dissapear on the network,  wont give me a ip address some times, it would have WEAK  attennas, signal would fluxiuate from high to drop, running as a AP is useless , it is hard to change back to factory settings and most of the times is would not allow for me to login like it would say there was a duplicate admin or wrong password. i would sometimes set the password as 1 and i
[03:36] <ubercompuser> would log back on and it would forget that password.
[03:36] <svizzero> anyone knows how to solve the following eclipse/sun jdk error:
[03:36] <svizzero> Activation.main: warning: sun.rmi.activation.execPolicy system
[03:36] <svizzero> property unspecified and no ExecPermissions/ExecOptionPermissions
[03:36] <svizzero> granted; subsequent activation attempts may fail due to unsuccessful
[03:36] <svizzero> ExecPermission/ExecOptionPermission permission checks. For
[03:36] <darkheart> gmoore Honestly, you'd be better asking that in #proftpd
[03:36] <svizzero> documentation on how to configure rmid security, refer to: ?
[03:36] <gmoore> darkheart: noone is there :)
[03:36] <ubercompuser> sry bouth the long post
[03:36] <darkheart> svizzero Don't paste in the channel
[03:36] <darkheart> gmoore Oh =)
[03:36] <hardw1re> we're using a BT Voyager 240 Router/Modem
[03:36] <svizzero> sry
[03:37] <biscuit_> I finally got my internal audio card to work!
[03:37] <darkheart> svizzero Np, next time use #flood or pastebin
[03:37] <svizzero> ok
[03:37] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> man i can't beleve this whats so bad about belkin i got it becuase the advertisement said it was linux compatable
[03:37] <hardw1re> bbiab
[03:37] <dubnium> anyone know much about bluez (bluetooth) packages? theres an install conflict with bluez-sdp and bluez-utils
[03:37] <ubercompuser> ChurcH_of_FoamY, i have a di-604 as a backup under my bed. it has been flawless. HIGHLY recommended
[03:37] <darkheart> gmoore Which ports are you using?
[03:37] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> >.< the port forwarding is shot on it
[03:38] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> thats why i'm getting a new one
[03:38] <gmoore> darkheart 4096 and it's forwarded by my router
[03:38] <ubercompuser> on it di?
[03:38] <biscuit_> Does anyone use Linuxant?
[03:38] <darkheart> gmoore and you're not running a firewall on your box correct?
[03:38] <ubercompuser> have u set the box to factory defaults?
[03:38] <dfeed> ChurcH_of_FoamY: I'm still bitter at belkin from having to compile random drivers to get my wireless card working.
[03:38] <gmoore> darkheart: fresh ubuntu install so i don't think so
[03:39] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> do you have to use there cards with the router or can i mix and match?
[03:39] <ubercompuser> mix and match
[03:39] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> like the router and oh say a d-link wireless card
[03:39] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> ok cool
[03:39] <gmoore> darkheart: im on a network and this computer (winxp) can connect to the ubuntu ftp server both internally (192.168.x.x) and externally (24.x.x.x) so the server works... it's just some port stupidity.
[03:39] <ubercompuser> when i did have a wireless network i have two linksys cards.
[03:39] <svizzero> e : Eclipse project http://www.eclipse.org - latest stable release: 3.1.0; latest development release: 3.2 M1
[03:39] <svizzero> * Argomento per #eclipse scelto da vektor il Sun Aug 14 18:06:54 2005
[03:39] <svizzero> svizzero svizzero anyone knows how to solve the following eclipse/sun jdk error:  Activation.main: warning: sun.rmi.activation.execPolicy system property unspecified...?
[03:39] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> nice
[03:40] <beekay> thank you very much for that ati fix
[03:40] <ubercompuser> i trust wired networks over wireless
[03:40] <beekay> how come so many people complain about it if its that easy to fix
[03:40] <darkheart> gmoore Okay, this is what I get: 421 Service not available, remote server has closed connection
[03:40] <ubercompuser> but u cant give the belkin a go if u dare?
[03:41] <gmoore> darkheart are you sure you used the right port? its not running on 21
[03:41] <darkheart> beekay You got it working? =) that's good. People have different setups and get different problems.
[03:41] <darkheart> gmoore LoL sorry, my mistake.
[03:41] <beekay> ah
[03:41] <biscuit__> Does anyone use Linuxant?
[03:41] <beekay> yes it was so simple
[03:41] <beekay> thank you
[03:41] <beekay> that was great
[03:42] <reiki> anyone else have Spamassassin working with Evolution? It's kinda slow. Wondering if anyone's found a way to speed it up.
[03:42] <darkheart> beekay Glad you got it working.
[03:42] <Wanderer_> It still didn't work, TristanMike.
[03:42] <ubercompuser> i swore off belkin network products FOREVER, but there other products are great
[03:42] <darkheart> reiki SpamAssassin can take a bit of resource...Do you know how it is called?
[03:42] <Ice9> alright, who can help me with my ati radeon 9250 problem? I've tried just about everything to get 3d acceleration working
[03:42] <dubnium> i only bought belkin stuff cause it was cheap... you get what u pay for
[03:42] <reiki> darkheart: : I know how *I'm* calling it. Not sure I understand your question
[03:43] <ubercompuser> yep
[03:43] <darkheart> reiki How are you calling it then?
[03:43] <biscuit__> Do USB modems work well with linux?
[03:43] <darkheart> gmoore I'm getting that build data connection error.
[03:43] <ubercompuser> i bought 50ft of belkin ehternet cable and it couldnt be better. but wireless is a different subject
[03:43] <gmoore> darkheart:       horror :(
[03:43] <ubercompuser> use ethernet if you can
[03:43] <reiki> darkheart: I'm piping incoming messages (using a filter in Evolution) through /usr/bin/spamassassin -P -e --local
[03:44] <Wanderer_> TristanMike?
[03:44] <ChurcH_of_FoamY> well i found a really good review website for this router and i'm reading it now
[03:45] <darkheart> gmoore Hmm...I recall ftp requiring another 'data' port...I think that's what's being blocked. Typically you connect on 21 and the data connection is on 22
[03:45] <ubercompuser> well like i said u can give it a spin and see how it works for you.
[03:45] <gmoore> oh god i just checked castaglia's guide
[03:45] <Wanderer_> tristanmike?
[03:45] <gmoore> it seems i've done everything right except this step:
[03:45] <gmoore> "However, one big problem still exists. The passive FTP connections will use ports from 1024 and up, which means that you must forward all ports 1024-65535 from the NAT to the FTP server! "
[03:45] <gmoore> that would probably be the cause of my problems. :O
[03:45] <darkheart> gmoore LoL...Don't use PASV then, use PORT>
[03:46] <darkheart> reiki By slow...how slow is that?
[03:46] <darkheart> reiki Or..how slow is slow?
[03:46] <biscuit__> 56k is just a tiny bit slow (Being sarcastic)
[03:46] <darkheart> reiki Are you attached to Evolution?
[03:46] <reiki> darkheart: takes about 2 or 3 seconds per email when I hit my pop server
[03:47] <guto> is there any guy here that has a v2311us laptop?
[03:47] <darkheart> reiki That sounds right, depending on how SpamAssassin is check it for spam. Are you using network tests?
[03:47] <gmoore> oh god, darkheart i think i may have fixed it. can you try reconnecting?
[03:47] <reiki> darkheart: define "attached" to Evolution please
[03:47] <biscuit__> guto: Why do you ask
[03:47] <darkheart> gmoore Sure thing.
[03:47] <reiki> darkheart: it didn't seem to make a difference adding the --local parm. I thought that would tell it to stay local and not go network
[03:47] <guto> i am trying to get my broadcom wireless card working
[03:48] <darkheart> gmoore I get a "500 Illegal PORT command, ftp: bind: Address already in use", but it's a step forward =) different error.
[03:48] <reiki> darkheart: so I'm thinking it's that slow just using --local which it's SUPPOSED to do by default if available
[03:48] <gmoore> darkheart: okay i think i just fixed that as well :) one more reconnec
[03:48] <guto> biscuit_, do you have one?
[03:49] <darkheart> reiki No, that's not the correct switch to disable network tests, I don't think.
[03:49] <Wanderer_> TRISTAN MIKE!
[03:49] <reiki> darkheart: but at least it's working... which seems to be a giant step forward. And very simple to implement
[03:49] <felesh> hi
[03:49] <darkheart> gmoore LoL, that actually put it back to step 1, error 425
[03:49] <gmoore> argh
[03:49] <gmoore> try pasv?
[03:49] <felesh> i have read in the list of ubuntu that breezy is stable? is true? why in the official web not say nothing
[03:49] <darkheart> gmoore Keep trying, you are getting there.
[03:50] <yath> felesh: I had troubles installing breezy.
[03:50] <reiki> -L, --local                       Local tests only (no online tests)
[03:50] <felesh> yath, what problems?
[03:50] <yath> felesh: it's possible that it will work, but it isn't as stable as 5.04 by any means
[03:50] <reiki> ^^^ from the man pages for spamassassin
[03:50] <darkheart> gmoore Btw, try googling for that error and seeing what other people have to say. Might offer some valuable insight.
[03:50] <gmoore> darkheart: i've tried, most of the fixes i've tried haven't done anything ;(
[03:51] <Wanderer_> Does anyone know where Mike went?
[03:51] <yath> felesh: my particular problem was that I have 2 network adapters on this system, and only one would work, and I chose that one, and then breezy decided to swap them, and so tried to use the inoperative one and couldn't finish.
[03:51] <felesh> yath, but is a release candidate or a finished version?
[03:52] <reiki> darkheart: so the parms are ... -P (pipe output rather than deliver it), -e (throw an error), and --local (don't do network tests)
[03:52] <yath> felesh: I don't think that breezy has either of those things. Just test releases.
[03:52] <reiki> darkheart:  or at least that's my understanding thus far
[03:52] <yath> felesh: This was with Colony 3.
[03:52] <darkheart> reiki Yeah, that should be correct then...But you might try running spamd and then calling spamc with those switches.
[03:53] <felesh> yath, and why is named colony 3 if is named breezy?
[03:53] <Wanderer_> I repeat, does anyone know where Tristan Mike went?
[03:53] <yath> felesh: I don't know, maybe normal folks would call it "alpha 3" :)
[03:53] <felesh> yath, hahaha
[03:53] <reiki> darkheart: ok... run spamd by enabling spamassassin start on boot?  and then replace spamc instead of /usr/bin/spamassassin ?
[03:53] <darkheart> gmoore Let's start from an easier step, just set the ftp server up for default ports and see if we can connect from there.
[03:53] <pobstil> how can I set up a user, that can _only_ access his home folder, and nothing else?
[03:54] <felesh> shazan25, has you read this? breezy cause problems yet :)
[03:54] <darkheart> reiki Well, don't load it at boot yet, just try running spamd, then using spamc instead of spamassassin
[03:54] <gmoore> darkheart: okay, i got PASV working. i just don't think i'll get port working :(
[03:55] <reiki> darkheart: ok... reading man pages for spamc to get parms right...
[03:55] <darkheart> gmoore Still getting 425 error.
[03:55] <gmoore> darkheart: port or pasv?
[03:55] <darkheart> gmoore Err..looked like port actually
[03:55] <gmoore> pasv SHOULD work now
[03:56] <darkheart> gmoore Alright, it works on pasv.
[03:56] <gmoore> okay, at least i have a functioning ftp for now :)
[03:56] <darkheart> gmoore =)
[03:57] <gmoore> could you also try logging in using other methods besides ftp to make sure that user is secure? im new to both linux and ubuntu and probably shouldnt be trying this at all :)
[03:57] <kaz> does anyone know how to make a downloaded picture file a background file for enlightenment 17
[03:57] <benplaut> hello
[03:57] <benplaut> ?
[03:57] <boxerboy> hi everyone i hear that theres a ubuntu  version 6 comming out is that breezy or is that ubuntu?
[03:57] <LinuxJones> boxerboy, breezy is in october
[03:58] <pobstil> how can I set up a user, that can _only_ access his home folder, and nothing else?
[03:58] <darkheart> reiki Btw, I asked you earlier if you were stuck on Evolution because the typical way to use spamassassin is to use an MTA that has a spamassassin filter plugged in. It is more difficult to set up though, and mail will be delivered locally on your system after fetching it from a remote host.
[03:58] <darkheart> pobstil Why would you want to do that?
[03:58] <kaz> does anyone here use enlightenment inside ubuntu
[03:58] <darkheart> kaz e16 or 17?
[03:58] <kaz> 17
[03:58] <darkheart> kaz I have used it before.
[03:58] <reiki> darkheart: right now I'm actually shooting for simplicity. Most desktop users won't set up an MTA or know how.
[03:59] <pobstil> so I can have my mates connect to my ubnutu server and so I can host their website. But I don't want them to access anything else other than whats theres
[03:59] <gmoore> darkheart: can you try port again? :) last time hopefully (even if it doesnt work ill stop bugging you ;)     )
[03:59] <kaz> ok I need to know how to take a picture I downloaded and make it my background.  I guess things don't work the same in 17
[04:00] <darkheart> reiki Okay, then you might have to live with that bit of slowness...See, the thing is, I *think* the spamassassin file itself is a perl script (you can check), and hence it's a bit slower to run. The spamd and spamc binaries are compiled C.
[04:00] <pobstil> darkheart: so I can have my mates connect to my ubnutu server and so I can host their website. But I don't want them to access anything else other than whats theres
[04:00] <darkheart> kaz No, things are completely different than previous versions. You really need to read to use e17 in its current state. What you need, you can find at http://get-e.org/
[04:01] <boxerboy> i saw a site of desktop themes but they are pics with whoever took the screen shot had other things on it so i guess i leave xfce alone?
[04:01] <kaz> thank you.....I have it all almost setup completely  I just really like my own backdrops
[04:01] <GrYpHoN> I need some advice.  I am majorly new ti linux.   I have my broadcomm wireless found and loaded the driver using ndiswrapper, but it dosent show in the network area as a network device.  ANy input would be appreciated.  Im LOST!  lol
[04:02] <darkheart> pobstil Well, I know what you are thinking, but that kind of undermines a Linux system. Usually people aren't locked into a directory (chroot), because they can't really do any damage if the system has proper permissions.
[04:02] <reiki> darkheart: using sudo /usr/bin/spamc -c -e and it's about 5 to 7 seconds per email. This wouldn't b good for anyone who pulls 100 email in a shot
[04:02] <jtan325> Gryphon, what does "iwconfig" show
[04:02] <gmoore> a
[04:02] <GrYpHoN> Only my loopback
[04:02] <darkheart> reiki There's no switch to use only local tests?
[04:02] <reiki> darkheart: not for spamc that I can find
[04:03] <LinuxJones> GrYpHoN, I wish I could help but I don't have a wireless card...have you searched the wiki page there is a howto for wireless users
[04:03] <berny> Hello is true the lauch of the New Ubuntu 5.10 stable version?
[04:03] <pobstil> darkheart, but it would stop my mates from looking at what is in all the other directories, even though they wouldn't. is it possible though?
[04:03] <darkheart> gmoore Trying port, sorry for the delay
[04:03] <GrYpHoN> I did not know... Thanks mate.  I will check it out
[04:03] <reiki> darkheart: I'm going to try adding the --local switch to spamc and see if it has an effect
[04:04] <reiki> course now I'll have to wait for more mail :)
[04:04] <darkheart> pobstil It is possible, I believe you are looking to chroot your users. I can't help you specifically, though since I don't know myself...Try googling 'chrooting shell users' or something like that.
[04:04] <darkheart> gmoore Still 425 for port
[04:04] <pobstil> darkheard, ok thanks
[04:04] <gmoore> darkheart: okay, ill just leave it for tonight i guess. thanks for your help!
[04:04] <LinuxJones> GrYpHoN, GL and don't give up ... come back tomorrow if you need help :)
[04:05] <darkheart> reiki Okay. If that doesn't help, you may just be SOL for spamassassin. I'm a network engineer and I use it at work to filter out spam in a corporate environment, but on dedicated mail gateways.
[04:05] <reiki> darkheart: and an interesting observation... it appears that Evolution runs its junk filter BEFORE processing other filters. So I get messages in Junk folder AND SPam folder
[04:05] <darkheart> gmoore =) Okay, hope you get it working the way you want.
[04:06] <Ice9> alright, who can help me with my ati radeon 9250 problem? I've tried just about everything to get 3d acceleration working
[04:06] <darkheart> reiki You seem like a fellow that does read up on things, so I'm just asking this just in case, but have you tried googling about spamassassin/evolution/slow filtering?
[04:07] <felesh> One question, the Colony 3 is the breezy stable??? or the development brach of Breezy????
[04:07] <reiki> darkheart: yeah and everyone that gets this working seems to have the same problem and I've not found a solution
[04:07] <reiki> darkheart: but they were using a fetchmail procmail setup. I thought this might be faster because it was simpler. :)
[04:08] <darkheart> reiki Wow, that should actually be faster...I mean, the delay will be there but if you have an automated fetchmail to get your mail then procmail to filter it, it should be ready and waiting for you in general.
[04:09] <D1> how do I install NetworkManager on Breezy (Colony3 live cd)?
[04:09] <reiki> darkheart: yeah, but that goes against the "simplicity" aspect. I like Ubuntu and what it's offering. The idea of a simple-to-install, non-MS desktop is exciting to me. HAving to make users set up an MTA or fetchmail procmail is too complicated
[04:11] <jorgp> anyone get transcode w/ breezy installed?
[04:11] <dubnium> therees gones my damn belkin dropping my connection... twice today
[04:11] <darkheart> reiki Right, I understand what you meant earlier and like I said, you may just be stuck with that delay if you can't find a different method to filter spam.
[04:11] <QMario> Hello bob2! :)
[04:13] <tristanmike> LinuxJones, that didn't work, nothing changed, still loads and goes through a bunch of lines of text to fast to see with the last line being "PS/2 mouse device common for all mice"
[04:13] <tristanmike> LinuxJones, the Live CD does the same thing for him too
[04:14] <MrPockets> whats the deal i need to play some games in Ubuntu?
[04:16] <pmazer> anyone know of a way to stream music from a mac with itunes through a linux box and out speakers?
[04:16] <ORiON> daapclient?
[04:17] <ORiON> pmazer: I think vlc supports daap
[04:17] <glick> MrPockets, thre are generally crappy games for linux
[04:18] <MrPockets> i have a duel boot going, so im not worried about it, but i know Enemy Teratory has linux versions
[04:18] <glick> i dont miss the games that much
[04:18] <glick> since i mainly use my computer for work and such
[04:18] <glick> listening to music
[04:18] <glick> watchin movies
[04:19] <MrPockets> yeah, im on this damn box 23/7
[04:19] <pmazer> what's the deb package called for daap?
[04:19] <nickrud>  frozen bubble is nice for stress relief
[04:19] <DonL> I downloaded a demo of UT2004 and I can't get too far in that, so I'm happy
[04:19] <ORiON> theres always americas army too
[04:19] <MrPockets> still clueless on the Bittorrent too, so i use windows to DL my media
[04:19] <liraz> My OO2 fonts are ultra-ugly, OO2 seems to have set up  it's own font rendering thing... all the same fonts like Arial are perfect in the original OpenOffice but in the second one I cant get it the same.
[04:20] <MrPockets> speaking of, do you know what the plug in is that allows XMMS to play vids?
[04:20] <liraz> Any ideas why?.. I am forced to use OO2 for compatiblity reasons with a foreign language
[04:20] <oceandead> bittorrent is just as easy on ubuntu as it is windoze
[04:20] <MrPockets> i dont use bittorrent in windows :-p
[04:20] <ORiON> MrPockets: http://thegraveyard.org/xmmplayer.php
[04:20] <oceandead> well theres lame, amule etc etc for p2p
[04:21] <MrPockets> thanks
[04:21] <Ice9> alright, who can help me with my ati radeon 9250 problem? I've tried just about everything to get 3d acceleration working
[04:21] <DonL> Ice9, sorry. I use NVidia
[04:21] <glick> i wonder what kina OS and hardware God runs to manage creation
[04:21] <alxarch> me too on a x600 mobility
[04:21] <nickrud> 6502, most likely\
[04:22] <MrPockets> and last, do you know where i can download custom Icons,  not themes but just single icons?
[04:22] <pmazer> ORiON, how do i go about setting this up?
[04:22] <ORiON> MrPockets: might be something a bit more up to date here: http://www.xmms.org/plugins.php?category=input
[04:23] <MrPockets> i got the first one and deleted it already,  no idea how to install it
[04:23] <D1> how can I get networkmanager on breezy? Can anyone help me?
[04:23] <ORiON> pmazer: setting what up?
[04:23] <D1> its not in synaptic
[04:23] <pmazer> ORiON, daap
[04:24] <indie> how can I download wine from synaptic, the site doesn't explain it all to well.
[04:25] <liraz> Welll does anyone know what to do about the Openoffice 2 fonts?
[04:25] <oceandead> upgrading to breezy is an interesting experience
[04:26] <ORiON> pmazer: I thought you were streaming FROM a mac TO linux, there shouldn't be much setup in linux as long as you've got dnssd setup
[04:26] <jmn_ubuntu> guys im a bit of a noob im trying to use cfdisk on unbuntu live and i fatal error cannot open disk drive
[04:26] <jmn_ubuntu> can someone help
[04:26] <nickrud> are we doing breezy questions now? If so, anyone got a link to start working with beagle?
[04:26] <ORiON> aka zeroconf
[04:27] <tristanmike> LinuxJones, excuse me, are you still around?
[04:27] <abyss> lo exists anyway to hear internet radios?
[04:27] <oceandead> did you unmount the drive
[04:27] <oceandead> i thought zerconf wasnt gonna be ready for a while
[04:28] <jmn_ubuntu> well as far as i can see its not mounted @ all theres no hdd icon on the desktop or in the system menu
[04:29] <QMario> Hello thoreauputic! :)
[04:29] <oceandead> im definitely gonna have to do a fresh install of breezy ... cant see any text in firefox
[04:30] <thoreauputic> QMario: hi
[04:31] <benjamin1254> hey guys sup im havin issues with mozilla firefox it doesent wana start
[04:31] <vitriol> anybody know a fix for the breezy 2.6.12 kernel saying that the / partition doesn't exist?
[04:31] <QMario> !Botsnack
[04:31] <ubotu> thanks qmario :)
[04:31] <pobstil> anyone know how to chroot a user?
[04:32] <vitriol> pobstil: as that user do 'chroot /path/to/place/you/want/to/chroot /bin/bash'
[04:32] <vitriol> i think
[04:33] <pobstil> ok I'll try that
[04:33] <MrCroup> pobstil: do you mean put the user in a chrooted jail on login ?
[04:33] <pobstil> yup
[04:33] <vitriol> benjamin1254: i would answer you if i knew...did you try ps x | grep firefox then kill the pid if running?
[04:33] <MrCroup> then its a bit more complicated that just using the chroot command
[04:33] <benplaut> benjamin1254, "sudo killall firefox-bin", then try again
[04:33] <FR500> hello
[04:33] <vitriol> benjamin1254: thats a long shot that i don't know if it'll help
[04:33] <jmn_ubuntu> should i need any extra boot parameters to have unbuntu mount my hdd it doesnt seem to want to
[04:34] <pobstil> I thought so, the chroot command doesn't work as the user I want to chroot..
[04:34] <benjamin1254> nope i just start on my user account start it up then it blanks out and doesent show up ... plz speek in newbish words cuz i dident understand a word of what u asked
[04:34] <vitriol> so...anybody know what the deal is with the breezy 2.6.12 kernel not recognizing the root partition??
[04:34] <vitriol> benjamin1254: sorry :)
[04:34] <FR500> i have a cell phone, from the company, it's a crappy kyocera rave, it has this USB cable that allows me to surf internet from the pc, but i don't know how to make it work in linux
[04:34] <MrCroup> pobstil: there should be a chroot jail howto and some scripts to assist setting oneup
[04:34] <FR500> any idear?
[04:34] <vitriol> benjamin1254: here's another idea: you can delete your firefox profile
[04:34] <MrCroup> pobstil: I just don't have them handy
[04:34] <vitriol> benjamin1254: to do that, on a command prompt do 'rm -rf .firefox*'
[04:35] <pobstil> do you think you could find them for me? or point me where to look?
[04:35] <vitriol> i think it's .firefox
[04:35] <flugh> or .mozilla-firefox
[04:35] <vitriol> if not that, it will be something like .mozilla
[04:35] <vitriol> yeah
[04:35] <MrCroup> pobstil: google?
[04:35] <FR500> benjamin1254: first try killall firefox-bin
[04:35] <MrCroup> pobstil: verily google is your friend
[04:35] <vitriol> benjamin1254: your firefox profile could have somehow got garbled
[04:35] <pobstil> haha true that
[04:35] <QMario> Are you guys already using Breezy Ubuntu?
[04:35] <ORiON> QMario: I am
[04:35] <vitriol> QMario: i'm trying to
[04:36] <vitriol> can't get the kernel to see my root fs :(
[04:36] <flugh> I'm waiting for Sleezy
[04:36] <glick> Ubuntu should claim on its website that its the only linux distro officially supported by Jesus himself! a lot more people would start using it
[04:36] <vitriol> so have to use 2.6.11
[04:36] <QMario> ORiON, where can I see screenshots of Breezy?
[04:36] <glick> flugh, that would be a great name
[04:36] <ORiON> QMario: http://www.gnome.org/~davyd/gnome-2-12/
[04:36] <glick> whats this naming after animals crap thats boring
[04:36] <ORiON> QMario: that's all it is, gnome 2.12
[04:36] <glick> ubuntu sleezy slut
[04:37] <glick> that would be hot
[04:37] <glick> hehe
[04:37] <EnsignRedshirt> Hello, world.
[04:37] <flugh> glick: i'd follow up with a super-secure version code-named 'whore'
[04:37] <glick> heh
[04:37] <flugh> you know, just cause it'd be 1337 ;)
[04:37] <vitriol> i would search the forums over my problem if i could get x working
[04:37] <ORiON> QMario: there have been a few threads withSSs in the forums too
[04:37] <vitriol> i was counting on that kernel upgrade though
[04:37] <[[c0rrupt] ] > the bees are buzzing in the tree to make some honey just for me.
[04:38] <EnsignRedshirt> Has anyone used a program like photopc to talk to a digital camera with a USB interface?
[04:38] <ORiON> vitriol: lynx is your friend when things go wrong
[04:38] <flugh> vitriol: lynx, or telnet google.com:80 ;)
[04:39] <EnsignRedshirt> I get an error "Cannot claim the USB device"
[04:39] <ksmurf> Is anyone that is use breezy have the nvidia drivers working?  I need help
[04:39] <ORiON> ksmurf: yeah, what's wrong?
[04:39] <vitriol> lol
[04:39] <vitriol> true i should've thought of that
[04:39] <ksmurf> ORioN I can't get them working
[04:40] <ORiON> vitriol: by the way, are your drivers ok ? :P
[04:40] <benjamin1254> should i just kill firefox an reinstall it?
[04:40] <glick> flugh, what about the shaved beaver release
[04:40] <ORiON> ksmurf: that doesn't help much, what kind of errors is X spitting uot?
[04:40] <ORiON> out*
[04:40] <flugh> glick: delayed due to the olsen twins growing up too fast
[04:41] <glick> heh,
[04:41] <[[c0rrupt] ] > Lol
[04:41] <ksmurf> ORioN I just clean installed Colony3 of breezy because my xorg had a FATAL on the nvidia Driver
[04:41] <glick> god i hate the olsen twins, their fugly trolls their not hot at all i dont see why everyone is like oooooh the olson twins makeme so horny
[04:41] <[[c0rrupt] ] > lmfao
[04:41] <[[c0rrupt] ] > ga
[04:41] <[[c0rrupt] ] > y
[04:42] <FR500> i get a problem updating my repositories: http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/hoary-security/main/source/Sources.gz: Sub-process gzip returned an error code (1)
[04:42] <ksmurf> ORioN So I'm looking at do the nvidia-glx package if I can
[04:43] <jmn_ubuntu> what is root pwd fer ubuntu live (hoary)
[04:43] <ksmurf> root
[04:43] <jmn_ubuntu> tried that
[04:43] <ksmurf> sudo
[04:43] <ORiON> ksmurf: Ok, so have you installed the restricted nvidia module?
[04:43] <ksmurf> Orion Yes
[04:43] <jmn_ubuntu> still not working
[04:43] <cyphase> does anyone know if breezy is going to support more drivers through ndiswrapper?
[04:43] <thoreauputic> jmn_ubuntu: just open the root terminal
[04:44] <Styx> How do I install Java support for Firefox?
[04:44] <thoreauputic> !java
[04:44] <ubotu> java is, like, to install Java please see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Java
[04:44] <glick> does anyone here like coding in java
[04:44] <glick> am i the only one that hates it?
[04:44] <FR500> any repos were i can get the latest "mergeant2?
[04:44] <Quest-Master> Most people here prefer Python
[04:44] <FR500> *mergeant
[04:45] <glick> i talked to a CE collegue of mine and he was ramblin and raving about how fantastic java is
[04:45] <ORiON> ksmurf: and the module is loaded?
[04:45] <glick> i wanted to back hand him one
[04:45] <pobstil> MrCroup: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=24575&highlight=chroot+jail  is that what we're talking about?
[04:45] <cyphase> Python is great
[04:46] <MrCroup> pobstil: yeah that looks like it
[04:47] <str8edge> thoreauputic: how's it going?
[04:47] <pobstil> cool thanks
[04:47] <thoreauputic> str8edge: OK - I had some bad news about the death of an old family friend yesterday so I'm not 100%
[04:48] <str8edge> thoreauputic: my condolences.
[04:48] <ksmurf> how would I install the module?  Modprobe?
[04:48] <str8edge> the #dashboard channel on gimpnet is rocking tonight!
[04:48] <QMario> Is the Sempron64 a good processor?
[04:48] <ORiON> ksmurf: lsmod to make sure its loaded, if not modprobe nvidia
[04:49] <ksmurf> FATAL: Module nvidia not found.
[04:49] <ksmurf> I have to install it first do I not?
[04:49] <ORiON> ksmurf: then you don't have it installed
[04:49] <ksmurf> Correct
[04:49] <thoreauputic> str8edge: thanks
[04:50] <ORiON> ksmurf: apt-get install linux-restricted-modules
[04:50] <ORiON> ksmurf: you'll need to choose the right one for your arch
[04:51] <ksmurf> linux-restricted-modules-2.6.12-7-686-smp is what I have istalled
[04:51] <QMario> Is the Sempron64 a "good" processor?
[04:51] <[[c0rrupt] ] > nien
[04:52] <QMario> Sorry for asking "twice". :-[
[04:52] <str8edge> qmario: if you can afford the extra $$ for a true amd64, go that way.
[04:52] <EnsignRedshirt> Any USB gurus here?  I'm trying to talk to a digital camera.
[04:52] <MrCroup> QMario: its evil
[04:52] <QMario>  Hee hee hee.
[04:52] <[[c0rrupt] ] >
[04:52] <Ice9> how can I get my usb gamepad to work?
[04:52] <QMario> MrCroup, how?
[04:52] <ksmurf> linux-restricted-modules-2.6.12-7-686-smp is already the newest version
[04:53] <ORiON> ksmurf: have you updated your kernel recently?
[04:53] <ORiON> ksmurf: without rebooting?
[04:53] <user1> anyone using ubuntu on an HP pavilion with the intel 2200 wifi chipset?
[04:53] <ORiON> ksmurf: make sure you have nvidia-kernel-common as well
[04:53] <ksmurf> No.  This Is a Fresh Breezy Install
[04:53] <ksmurf> I do
[04:54] <ksmurf> My kerrnal is 2.6.12-7
[04:54] <ksmurf> amp
[04:54] <ksmurf> smp
[04:56] <ksmurf> ORiON http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/341344
[04:56] <freedomjazzdance> Good night!
[04:56] <zerboxx> If I'm using one program to download torrents, and I want to switch, is it possible to resume the downloads but change programs?
[04:57] <QMario> Freedomjazzdance, good night!
[04:57] <QMario> Sleep tight.
[04:57] <glick> wow ubuntu is still #1 on distro watch all the other distros are losing to it
[04:57] <QMario> Don't let the Windows' viruses bite! ;)
[04:57] <freedomjazzdance> QMario, heehh dont worry i'm using protection
[04:58] <FR500> any repos were i can get the latest "mergeant?
[04:58] <BTJustice> Might anyone be able to help me fix a problem with my SB Live! 24 bit sound card?  I have sound but it is real scratchy and jumpy.
[05:00] <bluefoxicy> yawn,.
[05:00] <bz0b> can someone tell me where to get some good sources?
[05:00] <bz0b> for my sources.list file
[05:00] <QMario> Bluefoxicy, are you "tired"?
[05:00] <QMario> !sources
[05:00] <ubotu> sources are at http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/AddingRepositoriesHowto A list of official repositories can be found at http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/969
[05:01] <bluefoxicy> QMario:  bored, deciding if I should put part of my paper on the ubuntu wiki and try to hijack community members and developers to do my dirty work.
[05:01] <QMario> Ubotu, tell bz0b about sources.
[05:01] <bluefoxicy> QMario: want to make a small backend technology to let applications deliver simple messages to the user
[05:01] <QMario> Bluefoxicy, are you being "sarcastic"? :(
[05:02] <bluefoxicy> QMario:  the major use of course is to bring up security concerns, i.e. explain encrypting e-mail, automatic updates, SPF verification for spoofed e-mails, anti-spoofing bars. . .
[05:02] <pjw> Hi all, Can I download the ubuntu with sources? Where are sources? I just found binary files :(
[05:02] <bluefoxicy> QMario:  nah.
[05:03] <QMario>  Ubotu, tell pjw about sources.
[05:03] <thoreauputic> pjw: of course - look in /etc/apt/sources.list and you'll see "src" lines there
[05:03] <i4> hello shentu
[05:04] <metis> is anyone familiar with setting up creloaded?
[05:04] <kevin06> Is there a simple solution to installing TrueType fonts on Ubuntu? I used the ttmkdir thing that I found a tutorial for, but IO keep getting a segmentation fault. Has anyone written a drag-and grop font solution yet?
[05:04] <shentu> anybody knows how to avoid into the Gnome GUI after reboot?
[05:04] <thoreauputic> pjw: source is available for all packages in main and universe at least
[05:04] <thoreauputic> shentu: permanently ?
[05:04] <nickrud> kevin06, just drop any ttf font in $HOME/.fonts, and it should be available for most apps
[05:04] <GatoLoko^> ( Computer Stats ) [ CPU Model: AMD-K6(tm) 3D processo Speed: 451.064 MHz Cache: 64 KB ]  | RAM Usage: 79/384M [|||||||||||]  ( 20.6% ) | [ HD Model: Maxtor 86480D6 Size: 5G with 3G Free ( 60.0% ) ]  | Number of process: 59
[05:05] <GatoLoko^> y tu te quejas de tu equipo
[05:05] <GatoLoko^> xP
[05:05] <BTJustice> Might anyone be able to help me fix a problem with my SB Live! 24 bit sound card?  I have sound but it is real scratchy and jumpy.
[05:05] <GatoLoko^> ups
[05:05] <bluefoxicy> QMario: eh, I'll make a wiki, someone will delete it if it's ugly :P
[05:05] <metis> can anyone help me with sendmail?
[05:05] <kevin06> nickrud, I don't have .fonts. Do I merely have to create it?
[05:05] <nickrud> kevin06, yes
[05:06] <shentu> hi thoreauputic, not permanently, but I would like to have this option. In fedora, if I set the runlevel to 3 in /etc/inittab, that will be fine
[05:06] <metis> sry i meant postfix
[05:06] <nickrud> that ttmkfdir whatever, is very obsolete
[05:06] <benplaut> how do i (non-GUIly) install mouse cursors?
[05:07] <[[c0rrupt] ] > apt-get install windoz
[05:07] <thoreauputic> shentu: you can either do sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop ,, or edit /etc/X11/default-display-manager and comment out the /usr/bin/gdm
[05:07] <tristanmike> BTJustice, check out this thread and see if it helps....http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=19307&highlight=sound+blaster+24bit
[05:07] <Flonne> BTJustice, ALSA 1.0.8, which shipped with Hoary, introduced primitive support for those cards in the form of the snd-ca0106 module. ALSA is now up to 1.0.9b, so hopefully, Breezy will improve support.
[05:07] <shentu> thoreauputic, many thanks!
[05:07] <thoreauputic> shentu: no problem :)
[05:08] <glick> wow ubuntu is still #1 on distro watch all the other distros are losing to it
[05:08] <glick> sorry
[05:08] <glick> wrong active window
[05:09] <juanej> hey, how do i go back to metacity... I was using openbox
[05:09] <pjw> thoreauputic: but, i would like to download distribution with all sources and to have in a DVD disk, Is any file (.tar.gz) with all sources? English language isn't my first language, so I can make some mistakes in sentences :P
[05:09] <kevin06> One more question. When I have a LOT of fonts,. I have been told it slows the system down. Is this true, and is there any simple way to reduce this slow-down?
[05:09] <Flonne> juanej metacity --replace, just like how you switched to Openbox. Or logout.
[05:10] <thoreauputic> pjw: hmm - packages.ubuntu.com  , or archive.ubuntu.com
[05:10] <nickrud> I've been told it slows down the X startup only, but have no benchmarks
[05:10] <juanej> Flonne: but i do that and then next time i log in nautilius doesnt load
[05:10] <juanej> i have to open it to see the background
[05:10] <thoreauputic> pjw: the packages are on the archive site
[05:10] <str8edge> pwj: head over to the debian site, and look up how to set up a mirror, then use something to burn it to a dvd
[05:11] <str8edge> the debian method for setting up a local mirror applies well to ubuntu.
[05:11] <Flonne> juanej, did you change to Openbox entirely? (Like, did you change from Gnome?)
[05:11] <juanej> Flonne: i edited .xinitrc to load openbox when i logged in
[05:12] <[[c0rrupt] ] > when i apt-get update
[05:12] <[[c0rrupt] ] > The method driver /usr/lib/apt/methods/httpu could not be found.
[05:12] <pjw> thank you all
[05:12] <Flonne> juanej, have you tried simply moving .xinitrc?
[05:12] <juanej> i remove it, but it doesnt seem to work
[05:13] <str8edge> pwj: http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Network-Install-HOWTO-8.html
[05:13] <Flonne> juanej, have you tried restarting after that?
[05:13] <juanej> yep
[05:13] <str8edge> i've been using debian WAY too long.
[05:13] <Ice9> how can I get my usb gamepad to work?
[05:14] <str8edge> Ice9: what type fo gamepad?
[05:14] <Ice9> saitek 2500
[05:15] <[[c0rrupt] ] > The method driver /usr/lib/apt/methods/httpu could not be found.
[05:15] <vader1102> night people
[05:15] <thoreauputic> [[c0rrupt] ] : breezy?
[05:15] <[[c0rrupt] ] > nope
[05:15] <thoreauputic> hmm
[05:15] <[[c0rrupt] ] > hoary
[05:16] <[[c0rrupt] ] > its not actually my pc its a friend im ssh
[05:16] <[[c0rrupt] ] > he just installed it
[05:16] <sockpuppe1> thoreauputic i need some help
[05:16] <sockpuppe1> if you don't mind
[05:16] <juanej> when will be breezy stable?
[05:16] <str8edge> ice9: usb?
[05:16] <thoreauputic> sockpuppe1: don't we all? *grin*
[05:16] <thoreauputic> !ask
[05:16] <str8edge> juanej: some time in october
[05:17] <sockpuppe1>  error while loading shared libraries: libjack.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[05:17] <Ice9> str8edge, yes
[05:17] <sockpuppe1> what should I do to rectify this
[05:17] <thoreauputic> !tell sockpuppe1 about ask
[05:17] <nickrud> ubotu ask is there is no such thing as a stupid question
[05:17] <ubotu> ...but ask is already something else...
[05:17] <pjw> str8edge: Does Ubuntu have newer packages than the Debian? If it is true, I can't download, because I would like to have the newest software :P
[05:17] <nickrud> !tell nickrud about ask
[05:18] <[[c0rrupt] ] > !kernel headers
[05:18] <ubotu> [[c0rrupt] ] : Wish i knew
[05:18] <str8edge> pjw: some stuff is newer, depends on what you're looking for. I use debian stable on my server, and ubuntu everywhere else
[05:18] <[[c0rrupt] ] > !headers
[05:18] <ubotu> [[c0rrupt] ] : Not a clue
[05:18] <thoreauputic> sockpuppe1: what are you doing that gives that error?
[05:18] <sockpuppe1> trying to run a program called aqualung
[05:18] <str8edge> pjw: my ps2 even has debian installed on it.
[05:19] <thoreauputic> sockpuppe1: how did you install this program?
[05:19] <str8edge> ice9: do you see the gamepad activate when you plug it in?
[05:19] <[[c0rrupt] ] > !kernel
[05:19] <sockpuppe1> compiled it
[05:19] <cyphase> brb, about to install breezy colony 3 on my dev machine :)
[05:19] <str8edge> sockpuppel: do you have libjack installed?
[05:19] <Tennessee> Hi all. I want to make a DVD that will play in a DVD player (i.e. not just a data disc) from an avi. Anyone know how?
[05:19] <sockpuppe1> yeah str8edge
[05:20] <thoreauputic> sockpuppe1: sounds like the jackd sound daemon is needed
[05:20] <Ice9> str8edge, no
[05:20] <str8edge> sockpuppel: are you running jackd -d alsa or somesuch before starting aqualung?
[05:20] <QMario> Tennessee, this would probably require "illegal" software.
[05:20] <Tennessee> QM: Surely the software itself is not illegal...
[05:20] <QMario> Implying libdvdcss2.
[05:21] <Quest-Master> Tennessee: QMario you mean?
[05:21] <Quest-Master> Oh, never mind
[05:21] <Dime> how do i add commands to my start for my soundcard example modprobe
[05:21] <Quest-Master> It highlighted me, lol
[05:21] <Tennessee> I don't need to rip anything, just write.
[05:21] <str8edge> ice9: can you tell me what happens in the syslog when you plug the pad?
[05:21] <sockpuppe1> str8edge i dont think so
[05:21] <QMario> Tennessee, that is all I know on the topic.
[05:21] <Tennessee> Sorry Quest...
[05:21] <Tennessee> cheers anyway mario
[05:21] <Ice9> str8edge, if you can tell me how to get to the syslog
[05:21] <thoreauputic> QMario: no, he's *making* a DVD, not decoding one
[05:22] <str8edge> sockpuppel: jackd needs to be run before starting any depent apps
[05:22] <QMario> Tennessee, that probably won't be what the US or Europe would say.
[05:22] <sockpuppe1> ohhh
[05:22] <nickrud> Dime, you normally you would put any odd modules that hotplug does not load automatically in /etc/modules
[05:22] <sockpuppe1> ill try it
[05:22] <EasterSunshine> anyone know a good ogg player that doesn't choke on filenames with korean unicode in it?
[05:22] <EasterSunshine> and will play files over smb://
[05:22] <QMario> Anyone can lie (not implying that you are a liar). ;)
[05:22] <str8edge> thoreauputic: hope you don't mind me jumping in like that!
[05:22] <QMario> !totem
[05:22] <ubotu> I haven't a clue, QMario
[05:22] <str8edge> ice9: start a root terminal
[05:23] <thoreauputic> str8edge: of course not - you seem to know more on the subject anyway :)
[05:23] <QMario> !media
[05:23] <ubotu> Syntax error in line 1, QMario
[05:23] <QMario> !multimedia
[05:23] <ubotu> multimedia is probably https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NewUserGuideMultimedia
[05:23] <EasterSunshine> i'll try totem
[05:23] <sockpuppe1> str8edge can I pm you?
[05:23] <str8edge> ice9: go for it.
[05:23] <QMario> Then go ahead. ;)
[05:23] <str8edge> oops
[05:23] <str8edge> sockpuppel: go for it.
[05:24] <Ice9> str8edge, what do I type in root term?
[05:24] <str8edge> ice9: once you have the root terminal open, type "tail -f /var/log/syslog" (no quotes) and then plug in the game pad.
[05:24] <QMario> !Botsnack.
[05:24] <ubotu> :)
[05:24] <gadis^^hotlink> hai
[05:24] <Concord_Dawn> hai everyone
[05:24] <Concord_Dawn> I'm trying to chroot a user into their home directory.
[05:25] <Concord_Dawn> but, whenever I log into that user, I get an 'Operation Not Permitted' error.
[05:25] <Concord_Dawn> I've put the chroot command in that users .bashrc.
[05:25] <Dime> ok well is there a file like autoexec.bat in windows for linux so it will load on boot up
[05:25] <Ice9> str8edge, where shall I tell you the output?
[05:25] <gadis^^hotlink> what are you looking for
[05:26] <EasterSunshine> dime: /etc/modules maybe
[05:26] <nickrud> Dime no, there is nothing like that (thankfully)
[05:26] <gadis^^hotlink> what you mean
[05:26] <Dime> well i dont feel like having to type in modprobe everytime i restart just to get my sound working
[05:27] <Dime> cause hotplug didnt find it
[05:27] <[[c0rrupt] ] > dime
[05:27] <thoreauputic> Dime: put the modules in /etc/modules
[05:27] <[[c0rrupt] ] > add a startup script
[05:27] <nickrud> Dime, then, try adding the module you modprobe to the end of /etc/modules, then reboot. see if it works
[05:27] <[[c0rrupt] ] > okooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooook,
[05:27] <gadis^^hotlink> where are you now?
[05:27] <thoreauputic> [[c0rrupt] ] : no he doesn't need thatfor modules
[05:27] <Dime> the modules are in ubuntu already
[05:27] <nickrud> Dime, which modules?
[05:28] <thoreauputic> Dime: /etc/modules <-----
[05:28] <Dime> modprobe snd-sbawe;modprobe snd-pcm-oss;
[05:28] <Dime> modprobe snd-mixer-oss;modprobe snd-seq-oss
[05:28] <str8edge> ice9: pm me
[05:28] <Dime> those are the commands i need to have ran at start-up
[05:28] <abydos> what is the package to dpkg-reconfigure in order to modify network settings?
[05:29] <thoreauputic> Dime: you don't need the modprobe part - just put each module name on a separate line in /etc/modules
[05:29] <thoreauputic> Dime: to edit /etc/modules do for instance  sudo gedit /etc/modules
[05:30] <Concord_Dawn> Is there a way for me to chroot a user to their home directory everytime they login
[05:30] <Concord_Dawn> via a startup script or something?
[05:30] <Concord_Dawn> abydos, ifconfig?
[05:30] <Dime> ok so what would the modules be then
[05:31] <Dime> snd-sbawe
[05:31] <thoreauputic> Dime: yes, just the names you have done modprobe for
[05:32] <Wanderer___> Anyone here an experienced Ubuntu user?
[05:32] <Concord_Dawn> what you need help with?
[05:32] <EasterSunshine> we are gonna need something in the topic to address that question...
[05:32] <abydos> Concord_Dawn:  no, it's a meta-type package
[05:32] <Concord_Dawn> no, that's the command to modify network settings.
[05:32] <abydos> Concord_Dawn:  dpkg-reconfigure xxxx is the typical syntax for calling it, it's like a druid
[05:33] <nickrud> Dime, I would just add snd-sbawe to /etc/modules, and reboot. the other modules should be automatically added.
[05:33] <redtech> I have a little printer situation here.  I'm trying to isntall a 3rd printer and the only selection I have for Manufacture is Raw.  I used to have a ton of Manufactures, what happened?
[05:33] <Concord_Dawn> oh
[05:33] <nickrud> s/added/loaded
[05:33] <Dime> ok now i have one last question
[05:33] <thoreauputic> EasterSunshine: it's like the "any <insert subject> gurus here?" question... ;)
[05:33] <Wanderer___> Well, preferably someone who can tell me why it won't install.
[05:33] <Concord_Dawn> oh
[05:33] <Concord_Dawn> well
[05:33] <Dime> how would i go about getting terminal and gdesklets to start up on start up
[05:33] <BTJustice> Flonne:  I was awy.  SOrry.  Should I upgrade to ALSA b?
[05:33] <Concord_Dawn> what error do you get?
[05:33] <FR500> Dime: in Session properties
[05:34] <thoreauputic> !tell Wanderer___ about ask
[05:34] <Wanderer___> Where you talking to me, Concord?
[05:34] <nickrud> Dime, have a terminal open, log out, and select save this session, or some such. gdesklets, I'll never know, unless they get better
[05:34] <Concord_Dawn> yes Wanderer___
[05:34] <BTJustice> tristanmike: Thos were the directions I used to get it to work, but hte sound is scratchy and jumpy.
[05:34] <EasterSunshine> there are definetely gonna be ubuntu gurus in #ubuntu, not to mention that you don't need to ask if you can ask for help since it says official ubuntu help chan in the topic
[05:35] <abydos> ubotu:  tell me about network
[05:35] <EasterSunshine> we already know you are here for help...
[05:35] <Concord_Dawn> !tell abydos about network
[05:35] <abydos> he has no idea what network is
[05:35] <tristanmike> BTJustice, yeah, actually I saw that after, sorry
[05:35] <Concord_Dawn> indeed.
[05:35] <BTJustice> Might anyone be able to help me fix a problem with my SB Live! 24 bit sound card?  I have sound but it is real scratchy and jumpy.
[05:36] <EasterSunshine> btjustice: i had scratchy...i turned 'tone' off in kmix, i never had jumpy
[05:36] <BTJustice> EasterSunshine: Where might I find the tone setting?
[05:37] <Wanderer___> Jesus, what did I do to piss ubotu off???
[05:37] <EasterSunshine> btjustice: umm try alsamixer, if it isn't there, then sry i don't know. kmix is the only mixer i've ever played with
[05:37] <zerboxx> Does anyone here use torrentflux?
[05:38] <EasterSunshine> Wanderer___: ubotu can't get pissed off...hes a few kilobytes of script
[05:38] <thoreauputic> Wanderer___: ubotu is the channel bot - he has no emotions ;)
[05:38] <sockpuppe1> the php torrent client thinger
[05:38] <sockpuppe1> nah
[05:38] <Wanderer___> Oh.
[05:38] <Madpilot> Wanderer___: did you just get asked if you were on crack? ;)
[05:38] <zerboxx> sockpuppe1: it's pretty neat, I'm just trying to figure some stuff out that the forums, or readmes just don't tell me :)
[05:38] <nickrud> ubotu has a very limited range of insults :)
[05:38] <ubotu> nickrud: Do they come in packets of five?
[05:38] <EasterSunshine> in the amarok channel, there is a bot amarok, and everytime you mention amarok, he makes a snappy comment
[05:39] <Wanderer___> Huh? Why would I be asked that?
[05:39] <Madpilot> Wanderer___: it's one of ubotu's standard replies when it has no idea what you're talking about...
[05:39] <EasterSunshine> ssh...we are confusing Wanderer___.
[05:39] <GrYpHoN> Alright, got a question for you linux heads.  I got everything working with my wireless but it dosent look like its scanning for any wireless networks, like the radio is off.  The indicator light dosent come on either.  Its a hp pavillion zv5000 laptop by the way.  Any ideas?
[05:39] <zerboxx> EasterSunshine:  heh
[05:39] <glick> damn there is sooo much wisdom in fortune
[05:39] <EasterSunshine> ssh as in hush, not secure shell
[05:40] <zerboxx> EasterSunshine: Why not that too?
[05:40] <thoreauputic> Wanderer___: if you ask ubotu something he doesn't know, he sometimes asks you if you are on crack :)
[05:40] <BTJustice> Might switches have anything to do with it?    But neither before breakfast.
[05:41] <glick> hehe
[05:41] <bz0b> hey people
[05:41] <bz0b> how do i run a .deb file?
[05:41] <thoreauputic> avadash: I've heard "bchunk" can handle bin/cue
[05:41] <zerboxx> !dpkg
[05:41] <ubotu> somebody said dpkg was the Debian Package Manager: sudo dpkg --install package.deb
[05:42] <zerboxx> bz0b: that's for you :)
[05:42] <abydos> how do you reconfigure the NICs with dpkg-reconfigure?
[05:42] <linuxn00b> Hi eveyone :) I was wonding is it possible to change the apt sources in the hoary installer?
[05:42] <avadash> thoreauputic: thx man
[05:42] <GrYpHoN> Any ideas anyone?
[05:42] <nickrud> bz0b, you don't 'run' a deb, you install it. I'ts a package of software
[05:43] <bz0b> i see thanks guys
[05:43] <str8edge> abydos: use the network control panel under system | adminstration | networking
[05:43] <bz0b> now that i have skype installed, the possibilities are endless
[05:43] <Wanderer___> Anyway, the installer goes to the first screen, I hit enter and it spews it's standard compiler gibberish. All is well untill it says :booting kernel", or some such thing. It is then that my computer reboots. The cd then gets reread. And, I'm plopped right back at the screen that I began at. It's like some hellish cyber-version remake of Groundhog Day without the damn groundhog.
[05:43] <bz0b> now if I could only get ventrilo working on linux
[05:43] <bz0b> that would make my life a lot easier
[05:43] <root> guys .. have a little problem my etc/apt/sources.list is f..ed up
[05:43] <root> I can't apt-get install anything
[05:44] <bz0b> does it says something like httpu
[05:44] <PurpleMotion> Hai, fsckers!
[05:44] <nickrud> root, lhttp://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/38 has been a canonical sources.list for a while
[05:44] <root> it always says that theare unmet dependencies ...
[05:44] <thoreauputic> Wanderer___: remove the CD for the reboot - it is just re-booting the install CD
[05:44] <Concord_Dawn> PurpleMotion, can you help me with a chrooting problem?
[05:45] <thoreauputic> Wanderer___: or did I misunderstand your description?
[05:45] <root> to make matter worse... it is always the same message.. the same unmet packages for any single package I want to install.. even if they are installed already
[05:45] <PurpleMotion> "
[05:45] <PurpleMotion> Concord_Dawn:  i dont know, whats the problem
[05:45] <linuxn00b> so anyone know if it is possible to change the apt sources in the hoary installer?
[05:45] <thoreauputic> PurpleMotion: that would require actually reading what the installer says ;)
[05:45] <nickrud> root, how about posting that error message on paste.ubuntulinux.org
[05:45] <bz0b> bz0b@bz0b:~$ skype
[05:45] <bz0b> skype: error while loading shared libraries: libqt-mt.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[05:46] <bz0b> can someone tell me whaT that means?
[05:46] <str8edge> linuxn00b: if you do an expert install you can. I don't recomend it.
[05:46] <Concord_Dawn> PurpleMotion, I want to chroot a user into their home directory everytime they login.
[05:46] <PurpleMotion> thoreauputic:  fsckin frightening, eh
[05:46] <Wanderer___> Which time? when I first stick it in the drive, reboot, then do the enter thing? Or do you mean when it reboots the second time?
[05:46] <bz0b> do i need to apt get something?
[05:46] <Concord_Dawn> it's an SSH only account.
[05:46] <Concord_Dawn> so whenever they start bash
[05:46] <Concord_Dawn> so I put /usr/sbin/chroot ~/ in their .bash
[05:46] <Concord_Dawn> .bashrc*
[05:46] <PurpleMotion> so you want them to see their home directory as root?
[05:46] <linuxn00b> str8edge, im in the expert install now but I don't know see where I can change it.
[05:46] <EasterSunshine> probably apt-get install libqt-mt
[05:46] <thoreauputic> PurpleMotion: yeah - like no-one notices the stuff about root/sudo in the installer...
[05:46] <Concord_Dawn> but I get a "You ain't root biatch" error.
[05:47] <bz0b> can someone please tell me what this means?
[05:47] <thoreauputic> Wanderer___: the installer tells you when to remove the CD
[05:47] <bz0b> expert install now but I don't know see where I can change it.
[05:47] <bz0b> EasterSunshine probably apt-get install libqt-mt
[05:47] <bz0b> thoreauputic PurpleMotion: yeah - like no-one notices the stuff about root/sudo in the installer...
[05:47] <bz0b> Concord_Dawn but I get a "You ain't root biatch" error.
[05:47] <bz0b> * omaru<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has joined #ubuntu
[05:47] <bz0b> bz0b can someone please tell me what this means?
[05:47] <bz0b> * omaru has quit (Client Quit)
[05:47] <bz0b> thoreauputic Wanderer___: the installer tells you when to remove the CD
[05:47] <PurpleMotion> Concord_Dawn:  you want them to not be able to access beyond their /home dir right
[05:47] <bz0b> * xsadikx<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has joined #ubuntu
[05:47] <bz0b> woopsie
[05:47] <bz0b> sorry
[05:47] <nickrud> bz0b, you can usually track down errors like that with non-ubuntu software by searching for the missing file on packages.ubuntu.com
[05:47] <Concord_Dawn> pretty much, unless I symlink
[05:47] <PurpleMotion> Concord_Dawn:  jailshell
[05:47] <metis> can someone help with postfix
[05:47] <Concord_Dawn> =\
[05:47] <PurpleMotion> !jailshell
[05:47] <ubotu> PurpleMotion: Bugger all, i dunno
[05:47] <Concord_Dawn> ?
[05:47] <Wanderer___> No, it doesn't.
[05:47] <PurpleMotion> hrmm
[05:48] <PurpleMotion> ill find it for you
[05:48] <bz0b> nickrud, thanks
[05:48] <EasterSunshine> configure your irc clients ppl...to warn you about pasting multiple lines or something
[05:48] <Concord_Dawn> thanks PurpleMotion
[05:48] <Concord_Dawn> EasterSunshine, mIRC does that after pasting about 5 lines.
[05:48] <tristanmike> thoreauputic, he can't even get into the installer
[05:48] <root> that address does not work
[05:48] <thoreauputic> Wanderer___: yes, it does - we've all done the install, you know - you'll need to be more precise i think
[05:48] <root> paste.ubuntulinux.org
[05:48] <EasterSunshine> metis: there is #postfix, but they look idle...
[05:49] <xsadikx> how can i change the default gnome menu icon? i downloaded a custom ubuntu icon
[05:49] <PurpleMotion> jailer - Builds and maintains chrooted environments
[05:49] <PurpleMotion> jailtool - Tool to build chroot-jails for daemons
[05:49] <EasterSunshine> Concord_Dawn: you are using mirc?
[05:49] <Concord_Dawn> no.
[05:49] <nickrud> root, sorry, paste.ubuntulinux.nl
[05:49] <thoreauputic> Wanderer___: are you saying the installer aborts before it even starts?
[05:49] <EasterSunshine> Concord_Dawn: if so, it better be on wine
[05:49] <tristanmike> thoreauputic, yeah, I've been trying to help to no avail
[05:49] <Concord_Dawn> lol, indeed
[05:49] <PurpleMotion> install jailer and jailtool
[05:49] <Wanderer___> It says nothing to me. I guess I was unclear. It gets no farther than "Booting Kernel" before it reboots ad infintium.
[05:49] <Concord_Dawn> ok
[05:50] <metis> how do u get to these other rooms easter? where do i find these?
[05:50] <thoreauputic> Wanderer___: is the disk OK? Have you checked the md5sum?
[05:50] <thoreauputic> Wanderer___: bad burn? mybe?
[05:50] <thoreauputic> *maybe
[05:50] <xsadikx> How do I change the default gnome menu icon?
[05:50] <Wanderer___> What is md5sum?
 That's the first time I've used chmod 4050
[05:50] <tristanmike> thoreauputic, it's apparently an offical one he got from a friedn
[05:50] <tristanmike> *friend
[05:50] <thoreauputic> tristanmike: ah OK
[05:50] <EasterSunshine> metis: type "/j #postfix" to enter the #ostifx channel, which had 106 nicks when i visited, so i dunno how easily you will get reponse
[05:51] <Concord_Dawn> Wanderer___, it's a string (hash) that represents all of the data on a disc or in a file.
[05:51] <EasterSunshine> metis: sry thats "/j #postfix"
[05:51] <EasterSunshine> argh my client wont let me send it
[05:51] <Wanderer___> How to check it?
[05:51] <bz0b> nickrud, so would i most likely be downloading the libqt3-mt-dev?
[05:51] <Concord_Dawn> search md5 in the repos.
[05:51] <PurpleMotion> EasterSunshine:  there are 431 people in here, and everybody gets help if someones around who knows the answer
[05:51] <root> can anyone check out my post http:/paste.ubuntulinux.org/1414
[05:51] <nickrud> bz0b, probably not the dev, that's if you want to compile against libqt3-mt, but you are close :)
[05:52] <EasterSunshine> purplemoon: i know but i thought they would be more familiar with postfix in #postfix
[05:52] <thoreauputic> root: you do know that runing IRC as root is a Bad Thing, don't you?
[05:52] <tristanmike> Concord_Dawn, if he can't get it installed, how can he get it in the repos?
[05:52] <PurpleMotion> thoreauputic:  really? what can you do to him?
[05:52] <Concord_Dawn> doh
[05:52] <Concord_Dawn> true.
[05:52] <Concord_Dawn> well
[05:52] <Concord_Dawn> he could use the livecd.
[05:52] <Concord_Dawn> but
[05:53] <Concord_Dawn> search MD5 for Windows in google
[05:53] <Wanderer___> What exactly am I looking for?
[05:53] <root> .. I didn't realize I was
[05:53] <Concord_Dawn> and Md5 hashing tool for Windows.
[05:53] <root> hold on a sec
[05:53] <root> exit
[05:53] <Concord_Dawn> or whatever your current OS is.
[05:53] <thoreauputic> PurpleMotion: I can't - but if his client has any vulnerabilities he's wide open to them
[05:53] <xsadikx> can you guys point me to some tutorial on how to mount ntfs partitions under ubuntu?
[05:53] <PurpleMotion> heh
[05:53] <Concord_Dawn> PurpleMotion, I installed those, now what?
[05:53] <hardw1re> is he using the root account?
[05:53] <wjesusaxl> I'm back.. I used to be root
[05:53] <PurpleMotion> chances are about as good as someone catching a copy of your credit card number if you send it unencrypted
[05:53] <EasterSunshine> that reminds me, what package does the command smbmount come in?
[05:53] <Wanderer___> I can get to a text file with the name md5sum.txt. Is that it?
[05:54] <nickrud> oh, that was you :)
[05:54] <Madpilot> !ntfs
[05:54] <ubotu> I heard ntfs is the (N)(T) (F)ile(S)ystem, the filesystem normally used under Windows XP. The Ubuntu installer can safely resize an NTFS partition to create a new partition for you to install Ubuntu. http://www.ubuntulinux.nl/files/winmac_fstab
[05:54] <Madpilot> xsadikx: see ubotu above ^^^
[05:54] <Concord_Dawn> Wanderer___, yeah, but you need to check that against the md5 hash generated from the file you have on your HDD
[05:54] <PurpleMotion> EasterSunshine:  watch ubotu
[05:54] <Concord_Dawn> so
[05:54] <PurpleMotion> !find smbmount
[05:54] <Wanderer___> HDD?
[05:54] <xsadikx> cool
[05:54] <nickrud> wjesusaxl, do as it says, sudo apt-get install -f
[05:54] <Concord_Dawn> hard disk drive.
[05:54] <thoreauputic> PurpleMotion: *shrug*  in some channels being root is an automatic kick
[05:54] <PurpleMotion> thoreauputic:  yeah i know, i always thought thatw as quite gay
[05:55] <Concord_Dawn> so
[05:55] <Concord_Dawn> search Md5 for Windows in Google.
[05:55] <wjesusaxl> nickrud: I tried that once ... and it wiped clean all my packages
[05:55] <Concord_Dawn> and download an md5 hashing tool.
[05:55] <PurpleMotion> Search of 'smbmount' (5 shown; 41 total): (/usr/bin/smbmount) in otherosfs/smbfs ;; (/usr/share/samba/swat/help/smbmount.8.html) in universe/net/swat ;; (/usr/share/doc/samba-doc/htmldocs/smbmount.8.html) in doc/samba-doc ;; (/usr/share/locale/tr/LC_MESSAGES/konq_smbmounterplugin.mo) in kde/kde-i18n-tr ;; (/usr/share/locale/ja/LC_MESSAGES/konq_smbmounterplugin.mo) in kde/kde-i18n-ja.
[05:55] <EasterSunshine> PurpleMotion: i'm watching...
[05:55] <nickrud> wjesusaxl, ?
[05:55] <vitriol> the ubuntu forums don't work too well in lynx :(
[05:55] <PurpleMotion> it didnt do it in the channel
[05:55] <nickrud> wiped clean? I've been saved at every turn by that command :)
[05:55] <wjesusaxl> every single package I insalled was gone
[05:55] <tristanmike> Concord_Dawn, it's an offical cd, not a burned one
[05:56] <PurpleMotion> whats unofficial about a burned cd?
[05:56] <PurpleMotion> im pretty sure it has the same license as a stamped one
[05:56] <Concord_Dawn> yeah
[05:56] <Concord_Dawn> it does.
[05:56] <Chiacomo> PurpleMotion: Thanks for your help yesterday -- ended up getting my sound going... :D
[05:56] <PurpleMotion> and byte for byte the same data
[05:56] <PurpleMotion> Chiacomo:  anytime :)
[05:56] <EasterSunshine> PurpleMotion: that only gives the paths to smbmnt, not the package
[05:56] <Madpilot> PurpleMotion: do "!+find smbmount" or whatever - with the + sign - to force ubotu to post the the channel
[05:56] <PurpleMotion> EasterSunshine:  it does holdon
[05:56] <Concord_Dawn> PurpleMotion, what do I do now with jailer?
[05:56] <wjesusaxl> ok i'm on that
[05:57] <vitriol> anybody used colony 3?
[05:57] <nickrud> wjesusaxl, the only comment I have, is you have some weird sources in you list. I'm pretty conservative about that
[05:57] <PurpleMotion> Concord_Dawn:  check the documentation, i guess.. i dont use it so im afraid i wont be much help.. once you get it working thought, you might wish to write a wiki article on it
[05:57] <wjesusaxl> it seems to be some packages that go stuck
[05:57] <Chiacomo> PurpleMotion: Anytime? really? Sound is working but Audacity can't seem to handle it...
[05:57] <PurpleMotion> dunno anything about audacity, what6 is it?
[05:58] <PurpleMotion> EasterSunshine:  (/usr/bin/smbmount) in otherosfs/smbfs <-- it's in package smbfs
[05:58] <thoreauputic> Chiacomo: audacity has problems with esd - try "killall esd" and run it again
[05:58] <wjesusaxl> nickrud: I'm kind a newbie ... not totally
[05:58] <nickrud> wjesusaxl, how about posting your /etc/apt/sources.list on paste
[05:58] <FR500> hello
[05:58] <Chiacomo> PurpleMotion: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ --
[05:58] <Chiacomo> thoreauputic: Okey dokey... don't restart esd?
[05:58] <wjesusaxl> I found one on the web and replace I had..
[05:59] <FR500> what is the page for backports?
[05:59] <wjesusaxl> replace what I once had
[05:59] <PurpleMotion> oh i have that
[05:59] <wjesusaxl> now it's working
[05:59] <avadash> how do i mount a iso image?
[05:59] <thoreauputic> Chiacomo: try it without esd and see
[05:59] <PurpleMotion> dunno mine worked out of the box
[05:59] <avadash> ????
[05:59] <wjesusaxl> can't believe it
[06:00] <Wanderer___> No, you guys missunderstood. My friend had extra copies of the official cds he order (ie he order multiple official cds). That's what I'm using  (or trying to use, depending on how you look at it) right know. Oh, I found Md5 Checksum utility for Win32. Is that what I'm looking for in the google?
[06:00] <EasterSunshine> PurpleMotion: ah, i thought smbfs was referring to the name of the filesystem
[06:00] <nickrud> wjesusaxl, I can, I've been using apt for a long time.
[06:00] <PurpleMotion> avadash:  mount -t iso9660 -o loop /path/to/iso.iso /mnt/mount_point
[06:00] <PurpleMotion> EasterSunshine:  nope,t hats the package
[06:00] <thoreauputic> avadash: sudo modprobe loop ; mount -o loop /mnt/point file.iso ; cd /mnt/point
[06:00] <ian> hello ppl..
[06:00] <wjesusaxl> so I have
[06:00] <wjesusaxl> but I didn't trust apt-get install -f
[06:00] <nickrud> off topic, who aptly named apt, anyway :)
[06:00] <PurpleMotion> why in gods name are you probing for loop?
[06:01] <ian> does ubuntu..automatically..detect new hardware..installed?
[06:01] <thoreauputic> oops PurpleMotion is right, ignore me avadash
[06:01] <PurpleMotion> what dist doesnt install a loop device?
[06:01] <wjesusaxl> because it took down all my packages
[06:01] <BTJustice> Might anyone be able to help me fix a problem with my SB Live! 24 bit sound card?  I have sound but it is real scratchy and jumpy.  http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=19307 was how I got the card working in the first place.
[06:01] <Chiacomo> thoreauputic: It's working now, but sounds slow and like I'm in a barrel when I try to record... :P
[06:01] <thoreauputic> PurpleMotion: the module wsn't auto loaded here.. YMMV
[06:01] <PurpleMotion> only on linux can sucha fine card sound like total arse
[06:01] <Wanderer___> Guys? Is that what I'm looking for?
[06:01] <ian> does ubuntu..automatically..detect new hardware..installed?
[06:01] <ian> :)
[06:02] <PurpleMotion> thoreauputic:  oh it doesnt here either, till somethign calls the loop device then it automagically loads
[06:02] <PurpleMotion> unloads when you're done too
[06:02] <Concord_Dawn> ian: yes
[06:02] <Concord_Dawn> afaik.
[06:02] <Wanderer___> Hello?
[06:02] <PurpleMotion> how do i change _my_ text in x-chat?
[06:02] <thoreauputic> PurpleMotion: hmm - OK - last time I did it was on warty, and I had to modprobe it for some weird reason
[06:03] <ian> Concord_Dawn: thanks..
[06:03] <Concord_Dawn> PurpleMotion, can't.
[06:03] <nickrud> Wanderer___, you
[06:03] <PurpleMotion> bullshit
[06:03] <FR500> ian: yes, but not all the hw works out of the box
[06:03] <PurpleMotion> i dont believe that
[06:03] <FR500> ian: just like windoze
[06:03] <nickrud> 're using a pressed cd from shipit.ubuntu.com?
[06:03] <tristanmike> Wanderer___, no, you would only need that if you downloaded your copy, officals shouldn't need a md5 checksum
[06:03] <wjesusaxl> nickrud: what happens when you got into iRC as you are root
[06:03] <helloyo> i'm having some difficulty with breezy, my network doesn't work due to a wrong driver i think, how do i configure this?
[06:03] <ian> FR500: ok thanks..ill try....i will get back if its does not work..:D
[06:03] <nickrud> wjesusaxl, have no idea, I have'nt run as root for anything for a =very= long time
[06:04] <FR500> ian: what are you trying to install
[06:04] <wjesusaxl> nickrud: someone just told me it was bad
[06:04] <nickrud> wjesusaxl, listen to them. root is for system admin, nothing else. Life occurs as a user.
[06:04] <Wanderer___> Yet an md5 checksum this pressed cd has. I'm looking at the file in all its' wierd hexadecimal glory even as we speak (type?).
[06:04] <Webby`> Hi, I'm having mouse trouble. My mouse won't scroll. Any advice on how to get this to work?
[06:05] <BTJustice> Might anyone be able to help me fix a problem with my SB Live! 24 bit sound card?  I have sound but it is real scratchy and jumpy.  http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=19307 was how I got the card working in the first place.
[06:05] <wjesusaxl> I did know that
[06:05] <wjesusaxl> but I thought it could be risky
[06:05] <vitriol> going on irc as root as like browsing with internet explorer in windows as administrator
[06:05] <vitriol> .....oh wait
[06:05] <vitriol> :p
[06:05] <Madpilot> vitriol: hah!
[06:05] <BTJustice> lol
[06:05] <Wanderer___> Hello? Guys?
[06:06] <judax> :)
[06:06] <nickrud> I never run windows, so I'll take your word :)
[06:06] <tristanmike> Wanderer___, what is you wanted to know?
[06:06] <Wanderer___> I just replied that this pressed cd has an md5sum file.
[06:07] <tristanmike> Wanderer___, yes it will have one, the thing is that the download ones may have a corrupt one, does that make sense?
[06:07] <tristanmike> Wanderer___, in downloading it, it may get corrupted
[06:07] <Wanderer___> hmmm. Yes. So what am I doing wrong?
[06:08] <tristanmike> someone help this guy get his Linux installed
[06:08] <nickrud> Wanderer___, this pressed cd, you boot it, what happens? (sorry, I've been in and out on the channel)
[06:09] <PurpleMotion> Concord_Dawn:  go to Settings -> Advanced -> Text Events... ->second option fromt he bottom. chamge C30 to whatever other color you want your text to be
[06:09] <Wanderer___>  the installer goes to the first screen, I hit enter and it spews it's standard compiler gibberish. All is well untill it says :booting kernel", or some such thing. It is then that my computer reboots. The cd then gets reread. And, I'm plopped right back at the screen that I began at.  Some wierd hardware, I think, which I will duck.
[06:14] <nickrud> and pass to bob or crimson or someone like that :)
[06:14] <PurpleMotion> hrmm
[06:14] <PurpleMotion> i broked xchat
[06:14] <thoreauputic> PurpleMotion: wow - how did you manage that ? *g*
[06:14] <PurpleMotion> messin with the text events :D
[06:14] <PurpleMotion> but i fixed it
[06:15] <nickrud> Wanderer___, sorry, that is just more than I can help with.
[06:15] <tristanmike> nickrud, what if the same thing is happening but it quits at the line... "PS/2 mouse device common for all mice"
[06:15] <nickrud> tristanmike, again, I'll pass that to the people who actually know the installer. I try to stay within my limits.
[06:17] <tristanmike> nickrud, cool
[06:17] <EasterSunshine> anyone here knowledgable about pdf file specification can tell me if it stores a creation time/date?
[06:18] <c0rrupt> Invalid memory block address.
[06:19] <nickrud> EasterSunshine, not really knowledgeable, but, looking at a pdf I created, there's no date in it.
[06:20] <ian> hello ppl..
[06:20] <Wanderer___> So? What do I do? I think my efforts at attempting an install have been very persistent. Does it end in failure?
[06:20] <nickrud> Wanderer___, no, drop in and out of this list, and ask again. Better yet, send a question to the ubuntu-users mailling list.
[06:21] <thoreauputic> Wanderer___: just a stab in the dark - I think you can switch to tty4 to see error output (alt-F4)
[06:21] <EasterSunshine> nickrud: what program did you use to make it?
[06:21] <thoreauputic> might be tty3... not sure
[06:21] <l0s3rk1d> hi how can i change my desktop to kde?
[06:21] <EasterSunshine> nickrud: i am particulaly interested in those exported by adobe acrobat
[06:21] <PurpleMotion> sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[06:22] <l0s3rk1d> thanks
[06:22] <BTJustice> Might anyone be able to help me fix a problem with my SB Live! 24 bit sound card?  I have sound but it is real scratchy and jumpy.  http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=19307 was how I got the card working in the first place.
[06:22] <thoreauputic> l0s3rk1d: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[06:22] <nickrud> EasterSunshine, one I looked at was exported by openoffice. adobe, I don't know.
[06:22] <l0s3rk1d> where can i get the list of apt-gets?
[06:22] <Wanderer___> OK. I will try, try again.
[06:22] <EasterSunshine> nickrud: thx anyway
[06:23] <Wanderer___> BTW, what does it mean when a file has the extension "gz"?
[06:23] <mike1980> Your installation CD-ROM couldn't be mounted. This probably means that CD-ROM was not in the drive
[06:24] <mike1980> can anyone help me
[06:24] <thoreauputic> Wanderer___: means it was compressed with "gzio" ( GNU compression tool)
[06:25] <PurpleMotion> where int he hell is the highlight option?
[06:25] <thoreauputic> oops a/gzio/gzip
[06:25] <PurpleMotion> to set the color for highlighting
[06:25] <nickrud> Wanderer___, it's a type of compression, you would use gunzip to uncompress it
[06:25] <helloyo> how do i reconfigure my network?
[06:25] <Wanderer___> OK.. What's it doing on the Install cd?
[06:26] <nickrud> Wanderer___, making all the stuff on it smaller, so more will fit
[06:26] <Ice9> how come my cds aren't auto mounting?
[06:26] <Wanderer___> ok. Thanks to everyone that helped me!
[06:27] <FR500> helloyo: System->administration->networking
[06:28] <mike1980> hi guys i am gettin error "Your installation CD-ROM couldn't be mounted. This probably means that CD-ROM was not in the drive" any ideas how to fix this?
[06:28] <helloyo> FR500, can you do it in the shell? i have installed breezy, but the network is stuffed, so installation doesn't complete
[06:29] <FR500> helloyo: do you use dhcp?
[06:29] <helloyo> FR500, yep
[06:29] <FR500> helloyo: sudo dhclient interface_name
[06:29] <wjesusaxl> do you know what happens.. when I tried to compile a package and it tells me... gcc can create executable files
[06:29] <GrYpHoN> Any wireless Guru's here by chance?
[06:29] <wjesusaxl> ????
[06:30] <FR500> GrYpHoN: no guru just ask
[06:30] <GrYpHoN> Ok, here goes
[06:30] <thoreauputic> wjesusaxl: yes - install the build-essential package
[06:30] <wjesusaxl> thoreaputic: and what does that mean?
[06:30] <Ice9> how come my cds aren't auto mounting?
[06:30] <judax> :)
[06:31] <c0rrupt> bz0b,
[06:31] <c0rrupt> wherd u go
[06:31] <thoreauputic> wjesusaxl: build-essential isa package that supplies what you need for basic compiling
[06:31] <thoreauputic> wjesusaxl:  make, gcc , g++ etc
[06:32] <PurpleMotion> hrmm
[06:32] <FR500> helloyo: did it work?
[06:32] <redtech> I have a little printer situation here.  I'm trying to install another printer and the only selection I have for manufacturer is Raw.  I used to have a ton of manufactures, what happened?
[06:32] <GrYpHoN> Can't get my wireless to work.  All settings appear good, Radio is on, driver is loaded with ndiswrapper.  Had same issue with Linspaire 5.0.  Wireless works fine in Windows.
[06:32] <wjesusaxl> it happens when make ./configure
[06:32] <wjesusaxl> I mean just ./configure
[06:32] <FR500> GrYpHoN: what card?
[06:32] <GrYpHoN> Broadcomm 4036.  Onboard on teh HP pavilion zv5000
[06:32] <FR500> Broadcom
[06:32] <mike1980> is it possible to do a net install with ubuntu?
[06:33] <FR500> i think you gotta recompile kernel
[06:33] <GrYpHoN> I see.  Ok Im extremly new to linux.  What is involved in that
[06:33] <FR500> mike1980: there is a PXE boot image that allows you to do that, i don't know otherwise
[06:33] <FR500> GrYpHoN: i think there is a guide on the wiki
[06:33] <mike1980> <FR500: ok thanks
[06:34] <GrYpHoN> Hummmm will check
[06:34] <FR500> mike1980: same as GrYpHoN
[06:34] <ArYO> I have some problem with apt-get update in ubuntu
[06:35] <Linuxx> who speak Spanish?
[06:35] <ArYO> gzip:stdin :stdin not in gzip format
[06:35] <FR500> Linuxx: yo
[06:35] <thoreauputic> Linuxx:  /join #ubuntu-es
[06:36] <zovirl> I'm having problems using dia's command-line export.  It works fine from the GUI, but from the command line (-e option) it prints a bunch of error messages and uses weird random colors
[06:37] <zovirl> any ideas why?
[06:37] <Ice9> when I try to play a dvd with xine, it says "there is no input plugin available to handle "dvd:/" how can I solve this
[06:38] <letschatt> where's apokry?
[06:38] <letschatt> i was here a few hours ago desperately trying to get my wireless card working
[06:39] <letschatt> i got that mofo up. but had to boot back into windows because ubuntu slows my computer down
[06:39] <letschatt> i know i am running a lot of garbage in the background. which stuff is safe to remove
[06:39] <helloyo> FR500, sorry, i think the problem is its using 8139cp instead of 8139too
[06:39] <FR500> helloyo: lol, what is that
[06:40] <helloyo> i think the ethernet driver
[06:40] <FR500> and dhcp wont work?
[06:40] <helloyo> nope, network doesn't work at all
[06:40] <PurpleMotion> thats pissin me off
[06:41] <PurpleMotion> xchat crashes every time i update the text events
[06:41] <PurpleMotion> they save
[06:41] <PurpleMotion> bvut it crashes
[06:41] <FR500> helloyo: no clue, i'm just an average user
[06:43] <Ice9> when I try to play a dvd with xine, it says "there is no input plugin available to handle "dvd:/" how can I solve this
[06:44] <PurpleMotion> install libdvdcss2
[06:44] <PurpleMotion> !restricted
[06:44] <ubotu> restricted is, like, http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/RestrictedFormats
[06:45] <PurpleMotion> ed
[06:46] <Madpilot> is there anything in Ubuntu that can read .eps files - Encapsulated PostScript vector image files?
[06:46] <splatg> ggv
[06:46] <splatg> I think that works with eps
[06:46] <jtan325> evince?
[06:46] <nickrud> most anything that reads postscript, i think
[06:46] <PurpleMotion> this is much better now
[06:47] <PurpleMotion> I just need to figure out how to change everyone else's channel text
[06:47] <PurpleMotion> and add >>'s
[06:47] <Ice9> Purplemotion, libdvdcss2 was already installed
[06:47] <reka> Madpilot: gnome-gv is installed by default
[06:47] <PurpleMotion> Ice9:  I dunno then,t hat was just an educated guess
[06:47] <vitriol> what?! don't you dare change my channel text.....you insensitive clod!
[06:48] <PurpleMotion> vitriol:  more than anything i want to add ">>" between your nick and your text
[06:48] <Madpilot> reka: (and everyone else) thanks, I'll check ghostview out
[06:48] <vitriol> xchat?
[06:48] <PurpleMotion> uh huh
[06:48] <vitriol> sorry i don't use xchat or i'd help...
[06:49] <vitriol>  00:48:54 up 180 days, 14:25,  5 users,  load average: 0.10, 0.09, 0.07
[06:49] <vitriol> :)
[06:49] <nickrud> console jockies :)
[06:49] <PurpleMotion> wow
[06:49] <PurpleMotion> 6 months old today
[06:49] <PurpleMotion> you must be proud
[06:49] <GrYpHoN> I can't find anything that I can understand on recompiling my kernel to allow my wireless work.  Anyone got a reference doc for me?  Having a hard time finding anything in the Wiki
[06:49] <Madpilot> that's a lot of uptime - cool
[06:49] <vitriol> a friend let's me use his server
[06:49] <vitriol> not my boxen
[06:50] <PurpleMotion> oh, heh
[06:50] <vitriol> GrYpHoN: what card is it?
[06:51] <GrYpHoN> Broadcom 4306 (rev.3)
[06:51] <vitriol> oohh
[06:51] <pirving> hrllo
[06:51] <vitriol> you need ndiswrapper
[06:51] <pirving> hello
[06:51] <pirving> My apt-get is timming out on a poopy server.  Should I just wait for it to finish or ctrl -c
[06:51] <vitriol> GrYpHoN: do !ndiswrapper and the bot will tell you where to look
[06:51] <dubnium> okay.. so I installed realplayer from the .bin on the website but it will not execute
[06:51] <vitriol> !tell GrYpHoN ndiswrapper
[06:52] <vitriol> bah
[06:52] <vitriol> that didn't work
[06:52] <GrYpHoN> lol
[06:52] <vitriol> well you know how to do it ;)
[06:52] <Madpilot> vitriol: "ubotu tell <nick> about <thing>"
[06:52] <reka> pirving: you using mirrors?
[06:52] <vitriol> yeah there we go
[06:52] <GrYpHoN> I got the driver loaded with ndiswrapper
[06:52] <GrYpHoN> already
[06:52] <kentaur> !ndiswrapper
[06:52] <ubotu> [ndiswrapper]  at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HowToSetUpNdiswrapper
[06:52] <vitriol> oh :p
[06:52] <vitriol> GrYpHoN: so whats the problem?
[06:53] <splatg> dubnium: so all the files got installed?
[06:53] <dubnium> they're all in there
[06:53] <GrYpHoN> Dosent connect to my wireless.  Works under windows.  Had same issue with Linspire.
[06:53] <dubnium> no error messages
[06:53] <pirving> I'm using a bad mirror
[06:53] <pirving> I guess
[06:53] <pirving> Connection timeout
[06:53] <pirving> ftp2.ciai.org
[06:53] <vitriol> GrYpHoN: what does dmesg say
[06:53] <pirving> or something like that
[06:54] <vitriol> GrYpHoN: immediately after you modprobe ndiswrapper
[06:54] <pirving> ftp2.caliu.net
[06:54] <splatg> mmm, in my experience realplayer does do that, you try to launch it and it doesn't do anything and then eventually appears out of nowhere
[06:54] <vitriol> ?
[06:54] <pirving> thats it
[06:54] <Ice9> how come my cd drives aren't auto mounting?
[06:54] <Linux_Galore> hmm
[06:54] <GrYpHoN> Thats the thing.  I modeprobe and no message comes up.  (Noob here :()
[06:54] <vitriol> hmmm
[06:54] <splatg> dubnium: can you see its process in the system monitor
[06:54] <hardw1re> does anyone know how to install the nforce1/2/3 drivers for the x86_64 system?
[06:54] <vitriol> sounds like you have the wrong driver
[06:54] <reka> pirving: well, i don't know of that site/repo...but it's probably it
[06:55] <pirving> Should I just wait?
[06:55] <Linux_Galore> hardw1re: you need the kernel sources
[06:55] <vitriol> GrYpHoN: what .inf file are you using?
[06:55] <Linux_Galore> hardw1re: package
[06:55] <hardw1re> yeah i just apt-get them
[06:55] <hardw1re> but it still says i need them :|
[06:55] <Linux_Galore> hardw1re: yep
[06:55] <vitriol> GrYpHoN: you can identify it with ndiswrapper -l
[06:55] <reka> pirving: what are you trying to get anyway?
[06:55] <GrYpHoN> bcwl5a.inf I believe
[06:55] <dubnium> splatg, the .bin is in there "sleeping"
[06:55] <hardw1re> but i can specify the path, but i dont know where that is
[06:56] <vitriol> GrYpHoN: ok it sounds like you have the wrong driver
[06:56] <vitriol> GrYpHoN: i'm 99% sure your card is supported
[06:56] <pirving> well, I'm running a ubuntusetup.sh
[06:56] <pirving> script
[06:56] <vitriol> GrYpHoN: are you using a 64 bit environment by chance?
[06:56] <GrYpHoN> Think?   Hummm.  Alright Ill try to load a different one.  128-bit
[06:56] <pirving> it sucks, but its supposed to get everything setup for me after a fresh install instead of having to go find it all by myself
[06:56] <hardw1re> (Kernel):[Linux 2.6.10-5-amd64-generic x86_64]
[06:57] <Linux_Galore> hardw1re: apt will list all the files and paths for any package if you ask it to
[06:57] <vitriol> GrYpHoN: another one to try would be bcmwl5.inf
[06:57] <Ice9> how come my cd drives aren't auto mounting?
[06:57] <vitriol> GrYpHoN: if you do a google search for it, you can find it pretty easily
[06:57] <vitriol> (the driver file)
[06:57] <vitriol> i would give you a url for it if i were in X :)
[06:57] <hardw1re> Unpacking linux-source-2.6.10 (from .../linux-source-2.6.10_2.6.10-34.4_all.deb) <-- that means the source is now on my system right?
[06:57] <splatg> dubnium: I'll try installing it and see if it works for me
[06:57] <reka> pirving: dunno, just wait i guess
[06:57] <GrYpHoN> Im using bcmwl5a.inf now but will try that one.  Thanks
[06:58] <Linux_Galore> hardw1re: yep
[06:58] <dubnium> i duno if theres a way to remove it... you sure?
[06:58] <splatg> yeah
[06:58] <vitriol> GrYpHoN: you'll know when you have the right one because when you type 'dmesg' it'll tell you stuff about your wireless card
[06:58] <hardw1re> hmmm
[06:59] <vitriol> hardw1re: yes that means you have the linux kernel source....
[06:59] <hardw1re> Linux_Galore: whats the apt command to view where the source was install to?
[06:59] <vitriol> hardw1re: ls /usr/src (it's in there)
[06:59] <hardw1re> cheers vitriol
[07:00] <Ice9> how come my cd drives aren't auto mounting?
[07:00] <hardw1re> do i need to untar it?
[07:00] <splatg> dubnium: ok I installed it into a folder on my desktop and it worked
[07:00] <vitriol> hardw1re: is it a tar archive?
[07:01] <splatg> have you tried killing the process and starting it again
[07:01] <dubnium> yup
[07:01] <vitriol> hardw1re: in other words ...does it end in .bz2?
[07:01] <dubnium> you install it as user or root?
[07:01] <hardw1re> .tar.bz2
[07:01] <hardw1re> yup
[07:01] <vitriol> hardw1re: ok, to extract that file you need to do tar -jxf <filename>
[07:02] <splatg> just as a regualar user, try what I did then
[07:02] <vitriol> hardw1re: why do you need the kernel source?
[07:02] <hardw1re> to install the nforce3 drivers
[07:02] <vitriol> oohh
[07:02] <vitriol> is this a third party driver or is it in the kernel?
[07:02] <Ice9> how come my cd drives aren't auto mounting?
[07:02] <splatg> it also looks like it just installs itself into the one "realplayer" folder so you should be able to remove it
[07:03] <hardw1re> this is nvidia's driver, seeing as they make the nforce chipset :P
[07:03] <vitriol> hardw1re: i don't know if you need the kernel source
[07:03] <vitriol> hardw1re: there is a good chance you only need the kernel headers
[07:03] <hardw1re> nah the installer is asking for the kernel source
[07:03] <hardw1re> ERROR: Unable to find the kernel source tree for the currently running kernel.
[07:04] <thoreauputic> !nvidia
[07:04] <ubotu> methinks nvidia is at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia, or quick optimizations https://wiki.ubuntu.com/OptimizingNvidia?highlight=%28nvidia%29
[07:04] <dubnium> splatg, did you chmod the installer or just go for it?
[07:04] <vitriol> hardw1re: ah well sucks to be you :)
[07:04] <splatg> chmod +x first
[07:04] <c0rrupt> nnnnnnnnnniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiopopoooilk;
[07:04] <splatg> then just ran it from a terminal
[07:04] <vitriol> ahh well there you go hardw1re thanks thoreauputic
[07:04] <killfill> could anyone show me a tipical output of "iwlist eth0 scan" please?
[07:04] <hardw1re> thats for the graphics itself isnt it...?
[07:05] <hardw1re> not for the chipset O_o ?
[07:05] <Furic> I need to add the "noapic" kernel option to boot to fix motherboard issues, but whenever i run update-grub or sometimes just randomly /boot/grub/menu.lst gets changed to not have my boot option, how do i get around this?
[07:05] <Furic> Do i put it on the # kopt line?
[07:08] <PurpleMotion> there we go
[07:08] <PurpleMotion> we got some convention up in this biotch now
[07:08] <vitriol> *sigh*
[07:08] <vitriol> upgrading from hoary to breezy is borken...
[07:08] <vitriol> :(
[07:08] <aeruder> how so?
[07:08] <PurpleMotion> you all have >> after your nicks and before your messages
[07:08] <MrPockets> if i have a pic i want as a splash screen, where do i put it?
[07:08] <vitriol> aeruder: can't find my root fs when booting
[07:09] <aeruder> i have a hard time believing that is a apt-get upgrade issue
[07:09] <vitriol> aeruder: please convince me otherwise :)
[07:10] <PurpleMotion> boy thats annoying
[07:10] <vitriol> aeruder: i dare you to reboot
[07:10] <vitriol> :p
[07:10] <vitriol> i tried running the new kernel it installed
[07:10] <vitriol> 2.6.12
[07:10] <vitriol> and it says it can't find my root fs
[07:10] <vitriol> and thats from a server install of hoary
[07:10] <aeruder> vitriol: yea, that's probably a bug in the new kernel then
[07:10] <vitriol> to apt-get dist-upgrade to breezy
[07:11] <aeruder> i compile my own kernels, so i doubt i'll have the problem ;)
[07:11] <vitriol> damn you
[07:11] <vitriol> :p
[07:11] <fabbione> vitriol: the problem is initramfs
[07:11] <fabbione> it's not a kernel issue
[07:11] <vitriol> fabbione: is there a fix for it?
[07:11] <brenner> !tell MrPockets about splashscreen
[07:11] <PurpleMotion> ubotu, tell me about splashscreen
[07:11] <fabbione> probably.. it depends from your setup.. file a bug on initramfs explaining all your hw
[07:11] <syncron> hi
[07:12] <PurpleMotion> cool
[07:12] <fabbione> and where root is
[07:12] <vitriol> fabbione: do you think i'd have the same problem if i used the colony 3 cd?
[07:12] <PurpleMotion> ubotu, than you
[07:12] <ubotu> PurpleMotion: I'm not sure, is it larger than a breadbox?
[07:12] <PurpleMotion> err thank you
[07:12] <fabbione> vitriol: probably the fix is past colony 3
[07:12] <vitriol> :(
[07:12] <fabbione> so either you dist-upgrade from the net
[07:12] <vitriol> i don't know a think about initrd's
[07:13] <aeruder> vitriol: can't you just use the old kernel/initrd ?
[07:13] <vitriol> aeruder: yeah but i wanted that new kernel
[07:13] <fabbione> or file a bug and jbailey will tell you what to do
[07:13] <PurpleMotion> brb
[07:13] <vitriol> aeruder: hoping it will fix my ati driver problems
[07:13] <aeruder> vitriol: well, you could always compile your own
[07:13] <fabbione> vitriol: we don't use initrd anymore. it's called initramfs.. a completely new thingy
[07:13] <aeruder> vitriol: *shrug*
[07:13] <YDU_RH9> Anyone tell me the default root password for the 5.04 live CD?
[07:13] <fabbione> even if they have the same file name in /boot
[07:13] <vitriol> aeruder: the last time i tried to compile my own on a debian based system it didn't go well (i've never built kernels before on systems that depended on an initrd
[07:14] <aeruder> vitriol: there's nothing that depends on an initrd
[07:14] <kirtis> YDU_RH9, I think you just do sudo whatever and it lets you w/o a password
[07:14] <vitriol> oh my mistake
[07:14] <aeruder> just compile your ide and filesystem drivers into the kernel
[07:14] <YDU_RH9> kirtis: Roger that mate. Ta.
[07:14] <hardw1re> does anyone know if there is an LG monitor driver file for linux?
[07:14] <aeruder> vitriol: everything else you can leave as modules, initrd is only used to dynamically load modules that are essential to actually mounting the root fs
[07:14] <vitriol> aeruder: oohh...so i just follow the typical make menuconfig;make;make modules_install steps ?
[07:15] <aeruder> vitriol: and if you do your own kernel, there is no need for an initrd
[07:15] <vitriol> sweet!
[07:15] <aeruder> well, some of them boot with root=LABEL=/
[07:15] <vitriol> guess i'll try that then ;)
[07:15] <aeruder> that would have to be changed to the actual device
[07:15] <brenner> hardw1re: why?  what probs are you having?
[07:15] <aeruder> because the initrd handles that too
[07:15] <jmark> is there a way to change the default cd-player application in gnome? so that I can have goobox play my audio cd's instead of the default cd-player?
[07:16] <PurpleMotion> well,t hats weird
[07:16] <PurpleMotion> oh well
[07:16] <brenner> jmark: sys > prefs > removable
[07:16] <kirtis> jmark, yea removable drives and media in system -> preferences.
[07:16] <aeruder> vitriol: yep, just make sure you get your ide driver in and your root fs filesystem driver (ext3 or whatever)
[07:16] <aeruder> and just forget about the initrd ;)
[07:16] <Ice9> I have dma enabled, how come dvd playback is choppy with all the players?
[07:16] <vitriol> aeruder: ok...great
[07:16] <redtech> Im trying to add a new printer, but for some reason the only driver its showing now is Raw.  What did I break?
[07:16] <jmark> kirtis: thanks, checking that now.
[07:17] <aeruder> vitriol: there's a way to compile your own ubuntuized kernels too
[07:17] <dubnium> is ubuntu supposed to be on ext3? cause im on ext2?
[07:17] <brenner> Ice9: you *sure* you have it enabled?
[07:17] <aeruder> vitriol: and actually have a .deb for it and install
[07:17] <aeruder> vitriol: although i generally don't worry about it
[07:17] <vitriol> aeruder: is that easily explainable?
[07:17] <vitriol> ok
[07:17] <Ice9> yea, it says its enabled
[07:17] <aeruder> vitriol: no idea
[07:17] <vitriol> aeruder: i won't worry about it then
[07:17] <vitriol> aeruder: i'm not in X right now so i have to go off of memory
[07:17] <kirtis> dubnium, It's probably ext3, some things won't recognize the journal and see it as ext2
[07:17] <thoreauputic> dubnium: it shows as ext2 on boot - before the journal is started
[07:17] <vitriol> i've built a gazillion kernels on LFS and gentoo though so it's not a big deal
[07:18] <brenner> Ice9: using hdparm -d ?
[07:18] <aeruder> vitriol: i've never bothered to figure it out, i mean, if you name your kernel sanely in /boot,  and the modules will obviously go into /lib/modules/kernelver, it becomes rather simple to manually remove the kernel ;)
[07:18] <dubnium> when i set up my partition I may have selected ext2
[07:18] <jmark> kirtis: so I just change gnome-cd --unique --play --device %d to goobox --unique --play --device %d
[07:18] <vitriol> aeruder: true
[07:18] <Ice9> brennder, yes
[07:18] <Ice9> brenner*
[07:18] <brenner> jmark: you'll have to check the syntax for the goobox command
[07:18] <kirtis> jmark, no, probably just goobox.  To see the options open up a terminal and do something like goobox --help and see what options it gives
[07:18] <vitriol> aeruder: thanks :) hopefully this will fix my system
[07:19] <aeruder> vitriol: cool, at least you gave me hope of being able to upgrade to breezy ;)
[07:19] <GoClick> Does the amd64 iso work with the new Sempron 64 chips? the md5 of the disk was fine but it pooped installing initrd
[07:19] <jmark> thanks brenner and kirtis
[07:19] <hardw1re> right reboot time
[07:19] <vitriol> aeruder: i didn't get errors upgrading, it's just the kernel
[07:19] <aeruder> vitriol: yep, cool
[07:19] <splatg> dubnum: it shouldn't really matter, ext3 is just ext2 with journalling
[07:20] <aeruder> vitriol: i generally grab the latest kernel all the time, so i was always too impatient to wait ;)
[07:20] <locomorto> GoClick: Just use the i386 edition
[07:20] <locomorto> GoClick: its less pain as well (me looks at macromedia)
[07:21] <brenner> Ice9: dunno, but i'd double check to see if you're enabling on the right device
[07:21] <GoClick> Well that's less fun
[07:21] <jmark> it looks like it is just goobox --play
[07:21] <GoClick> How am I supposed to take advantage of the 64bitty goodness? What if I need to calculate imploding stars or something
[07:21] <aeruder> dubnium: and it is ridiculously easy to change over to using ext3 if you are on ext2
[07:21] <aeruder> there are plenty of guides online about that
[07:21] <aeruder> (and vice versa)
[07:22] <vitriol> did somebody say 64bit?
[07:22] <GoClick> vitriol me
[07:22] <vitriol> :p
[07:22] <vitriol> GoClick: you need the amd64 install cd
[07:22] <GoClick> I've got it
[07:23] <GoClick> it poopooed on me while installing initrd
[07:23] <vitriol> awww
[07:23] <jmark> brenner and kirtis: it looks like the only thing that needs to be removed is --unique
[07:23] <vitriol> GoClick: hoary?
[07:23] <Madpilot> someone please remind me what the command line for changing permissions is? not chown, but something else...?
[07:23] <aeruder> Madpilot: chmod
[07:23] <vitriol> Madpilot: chmod
[07:23] <jmark> Madpilot: chmod
[07:23] <vitriol> LOL
[07:23] <vitriol> one question 3 people answer
[07:23] <Madpilot> thanks everyone... :)
[07:23] <Nathanial> Hi I'm trying to make my Ubuntu pc into an FTP server, any easy to use software?
[07:24] <locomorto> GoClick: A sempron ain't for computing stuff
[07:24] <vitriol> Nathanial: proftpd or vsftpd
[07:24] <jmark> Nathanial: apt-get install proftp
[07:24] <locomorto> GoClick: The diffrence is marginal anyway
[07:24] <Nathanial> Where will I find it after installation?
[07:24] <jmark> Nathanial: oops forgot the d , proftpd
[07:24] <GoClick> vitriol Yeah
[07:24] <vitriol> locomorto: you're just jealous of our 64 bit floating point calculations!!
[07:25] <Nathanial> Uh where will I find it under after installation? Is it like a program?
[07:25] <vitriol> GoClick: if that happens while you are installing you need to file a bug report :( sorry to hear it's doing that to you
[07:25] <locomorto> Its where i do all my hard core compilmation
[07:25] <navyn> hello
[07:25] <GoClick> I may just have to do that
[07:25] <GoClick> Althouhg I'm never a fan of using bugzilla
[07:25] <vitriol> locomorto: you using the 64bit ubuntu?
[07:26] <arbir> i got the live cd running on my laptop.. but internet does seem to work. i see the network name in the drop down list and i join it.. but i am not able to acquire a dhcp... but if i boot the machine with XP it aquired DHCP perfectly and internet works well. what could i be doing wrong ?
[07:26] <locomorto> vitrol: yes
[07:26] <vitriol> GoClick: you must be using some unusual hardware for that to happen...thats not a very common problem
[07:27] <GoClick> vitriol I tried to get the most stock hardware I could, it's an Asus board and a geforce maxtor hd
[07:27] <vitriol> locomorto: i just joined the 64 bit club a week ago
[07:27] <vitriol> :)
[07:27] <Klementas> when I add the ubuntu-calendar packages, isn't that supposed to be some kind of wallpaper for Gnome ?
[07:27] <GoClick> pretty common stuff
[07:27] <navyn> hey
[07:27] <brenner> locomorto: i'm not that familiar with the amd line...is the sempron the equivalent of a celeron?
[07:27] <locomorto> sort of
[07:27] <GoClick> Yeah
[07:27] <locomorto> its a bit more powerfull though
[07:27] <vitriol> GoClick: what install cd are you using?
[07:27] <vitriol> x86?
[07:28] <GoClick> AMD64
[07:28] <jmark> Nathanial:  http://www.ubuntuguide.org/#ftpserver has a section in it about getting an ftp server up and running
[07:28] <GoClick> ubuntu-5.04-install-amd64.iso
[07:28] <vitriol> GoClick: i mean no insult...but you have an amd64 right?
[07:28] <navyn> waswas
[07:28] <brenner> locomorto: but it's still "below" a regular amd?
[07:28] <locomorto> yes
[07:28] <GoClick> Yeah it is
[07:28] <brenner> ah ok
[07:28] <GoClick> Or so the box says
[07:29] <GoClick> 754pin Sempron
[07:29] <vitriol> GoClick: ok. you can use the 386 or 686 install cd and see if those work
[07:29] <vitriol> GoClick: ahh!
[07:29] <arbir> nobody to help today ? :-(
[07:29] <vitriol> GoClick: there is your problem!
[07:29] <Gatton> doesn't it just have less cache?
[07:29] <No1Viking> helloyo, I have a problem regarding language. In X-chat and other few applications my swedish characters do not work. The odd thing is that it works in most of the others like openoffice etc. Any ideas what to do about it?
[07:29] <vitriol> GoClick: a sempron is not 64 bit
[07:29] <vitriol> GoClick: you need the 686 install cd
[07:29] <GoClick> vitriol the new ones are, this one even says it on the box
[07:29] <vitriol> GoClick: really? interesting
[07:30] <vitriol> GoClick: well the 686 install cd will work for you
[07:30] <aeruder> No1Viking: define "do not work" and you'll get some more help
[07:30] <vitriol> GoClick: i've used the 686 cd on my turion
[07:30] <Nathanial> I installed vsftpd
[07:30] <arbir> test
[07:30] <arbir> test
[07:30] <GoClick> But then I've paid for 32bits I'm not using :P
[07:30] <Gatton> GoClick, if the cpu is new the 64 bit version may not be designed to work with it yet?
[07:30] <vitriol> lol
[07:30] <Madpilot> arbir: you are coming thru
[07:30] <aeruder> No1Viking: do they not even type into the text prompt or don't send correctly or what?
[07:30] <GoClick> Gatton could be :(
[07:30] <GoClick> Oh well
[07:30] <arbir> thanks Madpilot
[07:30] <Gatton> depending on how different Sempron64 is from AMD64
[07:30] <arbir> i am stuck and now i am scared to install Ubuntu on my laptop
[07:30] <vitriol> that blows my mind
[07:30] <No1Viking> Well aeruder: I get other odd charachters instead of the ones I print
[07:30] <vitriol> ...they're making 64 bit semprons now.....
[07:31] <GoClick> Mostly it was just a way to get my boss to buy me a gig of ram tho too
[07:31] <brenner> arbir: define stuck
[07:31] <aeruder> No1Viking: what other apps you have problems with?
[07:31] <arbir> Madpilot, can you help me?
[07:31] <GoClick> Sempron 64 http://news.google.ca/news?hl=en&ned=&q=sempron+64&btnG=Search+News
[07:31] <Madpilot> need a bit of CLI checking before I do something... to add user/write privs to a whole directory, it's going to be "chmod +R u+w", correct?
[07:31] <No1Viking> Gaim and x-chat are the ones I know I have problems with
[07:31] <jmark> arbir: what is the problem you are having?
[07:31] <GoClick> Although the first few links there are no good
[07:31] <Madpilot> arbir: I missed what your question was, sorry
[07:32] <Gatton> GoClick, cool. I don't know how i missed that
[07:32] <eps> does the ubuntu livecd provide a device.map from grub?
[07:32] <aeruder> No1Viking: hrmmm... could be some sort of gtk2 issue
[07:32] <arbir> i got the live cd running on my laptop.. but internet does seem to work. i see the network name in the drop down list and i join it.. but i am not able to acquire a dhcp... but if i boot the machine with XP it aquired DHCP perfectly and internet works well. what could i be doing wrong ?
[07:33] <No1Viking> aeruder, yeah might be, dunno
[07:33] <jmark> arbir:the internet works  or doesn't work?
[07:33] <arbir> specifying static is also not helping as i am unable to ping my gateway
[07:33] <redtech> Im trying to add a new printer, but for some reason the only driver its showing now is Raw.  What did I break?  *SOLVED*
[07:33] <arbir> no jmark it does not
[07:34] <Ice9> yep, dma is definitely enabled, how come my dvd playback is still choppy?
 .. "but internet does seem to work"...
[07:34] <brenner> :)
[07:34] <brenner> Ice9: what player?
[07:34] <jedix> Ice9: have support for your chipset?
[07:34] <Ice9> vlc, mplayer, and xine
[07:34] <jmark> do you see eth0 when you do a ifconfig
[07:34] <Ice9> how do I check support for the chipset?
[07:35] <arbir> jmark, yeah
[07:35] <arbir> i even see that if i assign it a static ip, its properly assigned
[07:35] <kirtis> Madpilot, i think you want chmod -R u+rw dir
[07:36] <jmark> arbir: well, what kinda dhcp server are you using?
[07:36] <arbir> brenner, i am on my desktop now
[07:36] <arbir> jmark, i have a dlink router
[07:36] <Madpilot> kirtis: thanks, I went ahead and experimented, figured most of it out!
[07:36] <jmark> me too, hehe
[07:37] <jmark> arbir: probably something setup wrong on the router
[07:37] <arbir> jmark, if i boot with xp it works fine
[07:37] <brenner> redtech: well done...how'd you solve it?
[07:37] <Ice9> how do I check if I have support for my chipset?
[07:37] <Gatton> arbir, so you don't get an ip at all? you are 169.254.x.x?
[07:38] <aeruder> Gatton: uh, what?
[07:38] <jmark> arbir: yeah, i'm not sure
[07:38] <arbir> Gatton, with dhcp enabled i dont get an ip at all
[07:38] <jedix> jesus
[07:38] <arbir> if i specify one.. its <IP_ADDRESS> subnet <IP_ADDRESS>
[07:38] <Gatton> arbir, when you boot the live cd...if you do ifconfig...you are getting what on eth0? <IP_ADDRESS>?
[07:38] <jedix> I can't make it through an install without a kernel panic
[07:38] <arbir> Gatton, no i only see IPv6 values there
[07:39] <SavantEdge> hi, I need some help....
[07:39] <Gatton> arbir, are you able to see your router? i guess not if you get no ip though
[07:39] <jedix> correction, I can't make it through an install without many kernel panics.
[07:39] <Gatton> damn peculiar
[07:39] <arbir> no Gatton i cant ping anything at all :-()
[07:39] <redtech> brenner, I made a mistake and changed the cups data directory in the cups.conf.  I should be slapped
[07:39] <Madpilot> SavantEdge: just ask your question; no need to ask to ask...
[07:39] <aeruder> what network card?
[07:39] <arbir> Gatton, let me try to aquire DHCP again
[07:40] <Gatton> arbir, maybe take eth0 down and back up. ifdown eth0  ifup eth0
[07:40] <arbir> aeruder its the intel wireless card that comes with the dell inspiron 9300
[07:40] <brenner> redtech: lol, well you fixed it didn't you?  it's all part of the learning experience. :)
[07:40] <arbir> Gatton, let me try that... let me go up and see what my laptop is upto
[07:40] <arbir> BRB in 2 ins
[07:40] <arbir> mins
[07:40] <Gatton> ok
[07:41] <BTJustice> I have a SB Live! 7.1 24bit sound card.  I used these directions (http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=19307) to get it to work, but the sound is really choppy and scratchy.  How can I fix that in Kubuntu?
[07:41] <SavantEdge> When I download themes for GTK, where do they wind up?  They don't seem to automatically appear in Theme Preferences.
[07:41] <Ice9> how do I check if I have support for my chipset?
[07:41] <kevin06> I have some stupid questions for anyone familair with Webmin. Am I correct in assuming a Master Zone is equal to a domain? And that a "slave" zone is equal to a sub-domain?
[07:41] <redtech> brenner, indeed
[07:42] <brenner> jedix: while you wait, search the forums for the errors you are getting
[07:42] <kirtis> SavantEdge, Depends, if it's a simple theme without a seperate engine you can usually install it from the theme selection place, otherwise you'll probably have to do the old ./configure; make; make install
[07:42] <Ice9> how do I check if I have support for my chipset?
[07:43] <brenner> Ice9: from the wiki: "Most systems newer than 3 years support DMA"
[07:43] <jedix> brenner: I would, but I'm installing using a tv and can't see the exact text output.
[07:43] <SavantEdge> Well, I got them with Synaptic...I don't know where it puts them though for me to browse through with Theme Preferences
[07:44] <Ice9> yes I know, I have dma enabled, according to everything
[07:44] <Ice9> I just don't get why everything is so choppy
[07:44] <kirtis> SavantEdge, Oh, well it's probably in /usr/share/themes/ but it should be showing up.. maybe a logout/login is required?
[07:44] <syncron> hi
[07:44] <Ice9> its not just dvds
[07:44] <jedix> Ice9: check what modules are loaded
[07:44] <Ice9> like when I minimize a window or something
[07:44] <jedix> Ice9: lsmod
[07:44] <Ice9> its choppy too
[07:44] <Gatton> SavantEdge, maybe check ~/.themes?
[07:44] <syncron> i'm having some problems with accessing files in my ntfs partition...
[07:45] <brenner> Ice9: system specs?
[07:45] <Ice9> jedix, what am I looking for?
[07:45] <jedix> Ice9: and are you using hardware acceleration in playback?
[07:45] <jedix> Ice9: sec
[07:45] <BT_Justice> .nick BTJustice
[07:45] <Ice9> brenner, its a p4 3.06 ghz, 3 gigs of ram
[07:45] <brenner> Ice9: heh, probably not a problem then
[07:46] <SavantEdge> Gatton, umm, ~ means /home, right?
[07:46] <Gatton> right. do you have a .themes in home?
[07:46] <aeruder> could someone please kickban Vedu-reklameris, he is using the channel for spam on exiting and entering
[07:46] <brenner> SavantEdge: /home/<username>
[07:46] <Ice9> yea, thats why this is driving me so crazy
[07:46] <Ice9> and it took me forever just to learn how to enable dma, and its not even the problem
[07:46] <jedix> Ice9: see if generic something or other is loaded
[07:46] <Gatton> SavantEdge, make that /home/username   but you probably figured that :-)
[07:46] <SavantEdge> Yeah
[07:46] <brenner> syncron: what problems?
[07:47] <syncron> i mounted my windows partition to /media/windows but when i try and play some mp3 files, they crash my media player
[07:47] <SavantEdge> Well, nothing in ~/.themes, but there's stuff in /usr/shar/themes, so I'm fiddling with that now.
[07:47] <brenner> syncron: what media player?
[07:47] <Ice9> jedix, there's no generic anything
[07:47] <syncron> oh xmms and beep media player
[07:47] <brenner> syncron: have you changed the output plugin to esoudn or alsa yet?
[07:47] <brenner> *esound
[07:48] <syncron> i tried copying the files over to /home too
[07:48] <syncron> oh, no i haven't
[07:48] <brenner> syncron: it's a sound system "problem"
[07:48] <brenner> syncron: lot of people experience it with those 2 programs
[07:48] <umboto> hey can someone kick the bot?
[07:48] <brenner> i.e. problem was xmms/bmp, not your partition
[07:48] <aeruder> he's in the process
[07:48] <syncron> ic
[07:48] <aeruder> umboto: i'd give it 5 seconds
[07:49] <aeruder> ;)
[07:49] <umboto> that Vedu-reklameris  person is a bot
[07:49] <umboto> advertising crap
[07:49] <umboto> when i joined
[07:49] <jedix> fuck, this install won't complete
[07:49] <aeruder> umboto: yes, i know
[07:49] <GoClick> Grrrr so mad, I feel bad to because while I sit here now burning my 15th Linux CD in the last 2 days I KNOW it's costing a lot of money :P
[07:49] <umboto> ok
[07:49] <aeruder> umboto: there are several people (including me) reporting him to staffers
[07:49] <GoClick> We should have just bought a Dell :P
[07:49] <aeruder> he'll be gone as soon as they setup the k-line ;)
[07:49] <umboto> hey um..anyone here having a problem with firefox?
[07:49] <umboto> for some reason every other reboot, firefox won't display
[07:50] <umboto> i just get a starting firefox on the taskbar
[07:50] <aeruder> umboto: run it on the console and see if any messages are printed
[07:50] <umboto> and then it just exits
[07:50] <No1Viking> What to do to get daemons, that I dont need, to not load when I boot again?
[07:50] <umboto> i tried
[07:50] <brenner> aeruder: weird, i haven't noticed him/her doing anything wrong. :-/
[07:50] <aeruder> s/console/in a terminal/
[07:50] <umboto> and it did nothing
[07:50] <SavantEdge> another question, I'm trying to install a program which needs GTK+, which I thought was already installed by default on Ubuntu, but when I run ./configure, it reports its not.  Where can I get it?  (Program is gnome-mud-0.10.7, if it helps)
[07:50] <Gatton> GoClick, what kind is it?
[07:50] <aeruder> brenner: it is on join/part
[07:50] <syncron> where can i change the plugin? sorry i'm a new linux user
[07:50] <brenner> aeruder: when 'it' joins, parts?
[07:50] <kirtis> SavantEdge, you need the developer package..
[07:51] <aeruder> brenner: no, when you join/part
[07:51] <umboto> i tried running firefox in console with firefox %u
[07:51] <aeruder> it spams ya ;)
[07:51] <brenner> syncron: ctrl+p
[07:51] <SavantEdge> ah, ok
[07:51] <SavantEdge> thanks
[07:51] <umboto> and it just likes thinks for a minute
[07:51] <umboto> then goes to the next line
[07:51] <umboto> with no errors
[07:51] <aeruder> ;)
[07:51] <umboto> im like hmm
[07:51] <Madpilot> scratch one spammer...
[07:51] <brenner> aeruder: ah, ok. :)
[07:51] <syncron> k thanks
[07:51] <GoClick> So I'm getting fairly familiar with Linux installing I must say I hope Ubuntu doesn't start getting installer envy because for it's pretty face installing Fedora is no fun
[07:51] <bjw> anyone else getting this
[07:52] <bjw> "Launching HTTP Cleaner"
[07:52] <Ice9> anybody have any ideas why my video is so choppy? I have dma enabled
[07:52] <bjw> thing
[07:52] <arbi2> is back
[07:52] <No1Viking> Another Q: What to do to get daemons, that I dont need, to not load when I boot next time?
[07:52] <arbi2> cant get my wireless networking to work
[07:52] <thoreauputic> umboto: just type "firefox" without the %u
[07:52] <GoClick> The only thing I think I'd really like is some sort of thing to let me know it hasn't crashed, something spinny in the corner
[07:52] <syncron> me neither, what kind of wireless card do you have?
[07:52] <umboto> i also tried that
[07:52] <kirtis> No1Viking, cd /etc/rc2.d/ and rm the links that you don't want.  Or if you have breezy use services-admin
[07:52] <umboto> nothing
[07:52] <locomorto> No1Viking delete/move the script from /etc/init.d
[07:52] <jmark> Ice9: mine is too, not sure why, though i'm on a slow machine by todays standards
[07:52] <umboto> but don't worry guys it only happens every other reboot
[07:53] <arbi2> syncron, its the one that comes with the dell inspiron 9300. i think its an intel card
[07:53] <umboto> which i can't find out what causes it
[07:53] <Ice9> jmark I'm not...lol
[07:53] <brenner> No1Viking: as in services?
[07:53] <syncron> ah, i have an inspiron 600m
[07:53] <No1Viking> brenner: yes
[07:53] <fortyoz> How do i make it so when my gf logs in with her username, everything is in spanish? the default system language is english
[07:53] <umboto> next time ill just restart x instead of rebooting
[07:53] <jmark> <-- suffering from puter envy
[07:53] <brenner> No1Viking: you can install rcconf or one of the other apps like it to easily disable/enable those
[07:53] <arbi2> syncron, the best part is.. it works well when i boot with XP
[07:54] <arbi2> syncron, and also in ubuntu.. i see the wireless network name
[07:54] <No1Viking> Take the services away since I dont need, for ex postfix
[07:54] <thoreauputic> !bum
[07:54] <ubotu> bum is probably a graphical BootUp Manager; see http://www.marzocca.net/linux/bum.html
[07:54] <thoreauputic> No1Viking: ^^^ see ubotu
[07:54] <arbi2> syncron, but i cam unable to aquire a DHCP
[07:54] <BTJustice> I need help with a SB Live! 7.1 24 bit sound card.  I used these instructions to get it to work (http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=19307), but the sound is choppy and scratchy.  How can I fix this?
[07:55] <jedix> damnit
[07:55] <jedix> this sucks, I can't get the installer to finish
[07:55] <GoClick> jedix where is it quitting?
[07:55] <jedix> and this is the computer with the cd burner so I can't burn another iso
[07:55] <ian> how long does it usually take to get GAIM updates into ubuntu?
[07:55] <arbi2> test
[07:55] <arbi2> test
[07:55] <jedix> GoClick: 16% of the grub install
[07:55] <GoClick> arbi2 we can see you
[07:56] <jedix> detecting other operating systems
[07:56] <GoClick> jedix what kind of hardware?
[07:56] <arbi2> thanks .. i got kicked out and lost my arbir nickname
[07:56] <GoClick> Do you have any other OSes?
[07:56] <jedix> GoClick: amd64 sata drive
[07:56] <jedix> I think the problem is that it sees the xfs partitions
[07:56] <arbi2> any idea if i can make my wireless card to work ?
[07:56] <jedix> because it crashed earlier when I tried to mount those in the partition section
[07:57] <GoClick> arbi2 do you have a driver disk?
[07:57] <GoClick> Or some sort of driver from the manufacturer?
[07:57] <arbi2> arbi2, no.. i dont and GoClick Ubuntu has recognized my wireless card
[07:57] <jedix> GoClick: nope
[07:57] <GoClick> My experiance so far with WiFi under Linux is that it's spotty at best if you don't have drivers directly from the manufacturer
[07:57] <izette_> How do I install an older kernel in ubuntu? 2.6 kernels break my Rio500
[07:58] <jedix> GoClick: two xfs partitions and two ext3
[07:58] <GoClick> arbi2 what's it NOT doing then?
[07:58] <arbi2> if i can see the wireless network name in the drop down
[07:58] <arbi2> GoClick, its not able to ping my gateway
[07:58] <arbi2> i cant get to the net
[07:58] <GoClick> Can you get an IP from the DHCP server?
[07:58] <brenner> ian: if you're talking about main, universe and multiverse, afaik, security updates only....not sure about backports and extras though
[07:58] <arbi2> dhcp does not aquire addy
[07:58] <jedix> GoClick: maybe I can use a live cd to boot and debootstrap
[07:59] <ian> brenner:  there's a remote crasher in 1.4
[07:59] <GoClick> jedix that's an idea
[07:59] <GoClick> I'm not a grub expert so I won't be able to help with that persay
[07:59] <GoClick> I'd probably just install all over
[08:00] <Ice9> anybody have any ideas why my video is so choppy? I have dma enabled
[08:00] <GoClick> arbir by chance are you trying to use an open key in a shared key system?
[08:00] <Tom-W> playing from hd or cd ?
[08:00] <psurani> guys, i installed wget, now how to start it ?
[08:00] <brenner> ian: what version is in bp?
[08:00] <arbi2> GoClick, nothing like that.. i just got the router a couple of days back. its running totaly insecure
[08:00] <GoClick> psurani wget http://wwww.example.com/file.ext
[08:01] <brenner> psurani: *chuckle*  you need to learn the syntax
[08:01] <Gatton> type wget lol
[08:01] <GoClick> and it works under Windows right?
[08:01] <psurani> GoClick, theres not GUI for wget ?
[08:01] <Madpilot> psurani: "man wget" will get you the wget manual
[08:01] <brenner> psurani: or you could use gwget2 for a very limited GUI interface
[08:01] <GoClick> wget isn't exactly a gui kinda thing
[08:01] <psurani> GoClick, , does wget support resume for downloading ? even if PC gets rebooted by mistake ?
[08:01] <GoClick> it just for downloading one or two files off http
[08:01] <GoClick> psurani HTTP does NOT support resume of any kind
[08:01] <GoClick> Atleast not vanila HTTP
[08:02] <BTJustice> I need help with a SB Live! 7.1 24 bit sound card.  I used these instructions to get it to work (http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=19307), but the sound is choppy and scratchy.  How can I fix this?
[08:02] <psurani> GoClick, , in windows we have few download managers that support resume for both http and ftp ?
[08:02] <thoreauputic> GoClick: rubbish - wget -c will resume from a n aborted download
[08:02] <GoClick> yes but it's not part of the HTTP 1.1 spec
[08:02] <Madpilot> psurani: I think firefox's dl manager supports resuming; I know that Opera's dl manager will
[08:02] <brenner> psurani: in linux distros, we have many :)
[08:02] <GoClick> I refuse to support crazy crap like that
[08:02] <GoClick> It defeats the point of standards
[08:02] <ian> brenner: bp?  umm, I'm not sure, I'm using 1.4 and there's no option to upgrade
[08:03] <brenner> ian: backports
[08:03] <arbi2> test
[08:03] <arbi2> test
[08:03] <GoClick> arbi2 you might wanna look into using the Network's nickserv
[08:03] <izette_> does ubuntu have something similiar to backports.org
[08:03] <brenner> !backports
[08:03] <ubotu> backports are applications with newer versions on a stable distributions. Ubuntu backports can be found in the hoary-backports section
[08:03] <Madpilot> !repos
[08:03] <ubotu> hmm... repos is at http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/AddingRepositoriesHowto A list of official repositories can be found at http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/969
[08:04] <psurani> !uname -a
[08:04] <ubotu> I don't know, psurani
[08:04] <brenner> heh, bettter link :)
[08:04] <arbi2> GoClick, what is that
[08:04] <Madpilot> izette_: see the bottom of the AddingRepos page
[08:04] <psurani> !uname -a
[08:04] <PurpleMotion> uname -a:
[08:04] <PurpleMotion> Linux psilocybin 2.6.10-5-686 #1 Fri Jun 24 17:33:34 UTC 2005 i686 GNU/Linux
[08:04] <GoClick> arbi2 go /msg nickserv help
[08:04] <Madpilot> psurani: you're not in a terminal windown, you know...
[08:04] <psurani> !uname -a
[08:04] <ubotu> psurani: Are you smoking crack?
[08:04] <Madpilot> *window
[08:04] <psurani> !uname -a
[08:04] <thoreauputic> psurani: umm - why are you asking the bot to give kernel info?
[08:05] <Tom-W> lol
[08:05] <Gatton> psurani i think you want to type that in your terminal not here heh
[08:05] <esc_ape> anyone have the problem with gaim where it appears & then quickly disappears when you click on it?
[08:05] <GoClick> arbi2 it's great for killing your old ghosts once you get it figured out
[08:05] <psurani> who is ubotu ?
[08:05] <thoreauputic> !ubotu
[08:05] <ubotu> Thaaat's me! I'm a bot, not a human. I'm sometimes the most coherent poster on #ubuntu! For more, ask me about "add". You can browse my brain on http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[08:05] <Madpilot> !ubotu
[08:05] <Tom-W> ! cat /proc/pci :-)