[12:45] <Fly-Man-> gpg: keyserver receive failed: keyserver error
[12:45] <luist> hey what option in compiz settings manager allows window/terminal transparency?
[12:45] <steven__> I am having serious problems with Evolution! All of a sudden it keeps asking me to enter the password for the default keyring! What default keyring! I never set anything up like that! What is going on?
[12:45] <JonathanEllis> Is there an equivalent to lirc for wireless usb remote controls that use radio instead of infra-red?
[12:45] <hipitihop> Fly-Man-: yes, apparently it has been having problems for past week, substitute 'pool.sks-keyservers.net'
[12:45] <ablmf> The biggest problem for ubuntu is that many people already studied red hat.  I considerred again and again if I should suggest our team to use ubuntu.   But finally I decided to give up.
[12:46] <soreau> luist: Ask in #compiz
[12:46] <ct529> hi everybody! I have a small network running ubuntu .... on all the different laptops we have installed skype .... I was wondering if there was any setup I could implement to stop the computers on the network becoming skype supernodes ....
[12:47] <google>    Option         "TVStandard" "PAL-B"   ??????
[12:47] <steven__> I am having serious problems with Evolution! All of a sudden it keeps asking me to enter the password for the default keyring! What default keyring! I never set anything up like that! What is going on?
[12:47] <hipitihop> Fly-Man-: did that work for you ?
[12:47] <bazhang> JonathanEllis, is this bluetooth?
[12:47] <Fly-Man-> Yes
[12:47] <DigitalKiwi> ablmf: that's not the biggest problem >.>
[12:47] <Fly-Man-> but this is a installation script that depends on it
[12:47] <Fly-Man-> so I think it's better to add the pool to the script ?
[12:47] <raffaele> list
[12:47] <DigitalKiwi> i'm not even sure i'd consider that much of a problem for ubuntu per se
[12:47] <hipitihop> Fly-Man-: that would be my guess
[12:48] <Fly-Man-> okay
[12:48] <Take0n> Hello folks. I want to apply the Humanity theme I downloaded but I don't know how.. There were no instructions on gnome-art where I found it but they mentioned something about eGKT. Could someone help me? I couldn't find any package on synaptic..
[12:48] <ablmf> DigitalKiwi: So what is the biggest in your opinion?
[12:49] <bazhang> Take0n, did you drag tar.gz to theme manager? got a link to the theme?
[12:49] <Take0n> http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Humanity?content=112505
[12:49] <Fly-Man-> hipitihop: Thank you, I will make a bug for the Launchpad ppl
[12:49] <Take0n> there is the link bazhang
[12:49] <Fly-Man-> so they can edit their rocketfuel setup page
[12:49] <DigitalKiwi> ablmf: my opinion on ubuntus problems is not for an ubuntu channel
[12:49] <Zoiah> I am running Ubuntu Jaunty. Every now and then, while working on my desktop with gnome-terminal and firefox, all windows get redrawn a few times when I switch between applications. Most of the times I can continue working after this, but sometimes I lose all input. My mousecursor still moves, I can still see the applications running but my input no longer reaches any X application. Does anybody have an idea how to debug this issue?
[12:49] <Dr_Willis> Take0n:  i find it easier to use the 'gnome-art' tool to dowload/install theme/parts
[12:50] <Dr_Willis> Take0n:  or drag/drop the downloaded stuff on to the 'theme settings' tool when its open.  it often will install things that way
[12:50] <JonathanEllis> bazhang: No its not bluetooth it has a little usb radio receiver. I guess it works similar to a wireless mouse or keyboard. Manufacturers details of the device are here http://www.targus.com/uk/product_details.asp?sku=AMR01EU. Of course, like always they only cater for windows :-(. The volume control buttons work correctly but I need to map the other buttons.
[12:50] <Take0n> Dr_Willis, I tried but as it was downloading themes it just closed.. it did it two times so I decided to install it manually
[12:50] <Take0n> I will try drag n drop
[12:50] <Take0n> brb
[12:50] <krabador> can i set nautilus in a way to have samba shares as destinations of saves?
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> krabador:  mounted samba shares should be in the users .gvfs/WhATEVER dir..
[12:51] <bazhang> Take0n, the drag and drop works, but seems to be missing the icon theme set
[12:51] <EricTheHax> how do i view the desktop cube isometrically?
[12:51] <Take0n> I tried to ran gnome art once again but it keeps closing
[12:51] <krabador> Dr_Willis: oh, great...
[12:51] <Take0n> it like flashes
[12:51] <Take0n> run*
[12:51] <bazhang> JonathanEllis, ah okay, just reading a blog post about someone installing Boxee and using ps3 remote to control it
[12:52] <JonathanEllis> bazhang: Have you got the link?
[12:52] <assassin> is here any body can tell me the difference amount openbox blackbox and fluxbox?
[12:52] <assassin> and their advantage and disadvantage?
[12:52] <DigitalKiwi> openbox uses an xml config, fluxbox doesn't, blackbox was first, openbox is imo the best floating wm
[12:53] <bazhang> assassin, that is beyond the scope of this channel, you install them and try them out
[12:53] <Appiah> is fluxbox still being maintained?
[12:53] <bazhang> http://popey.com/blog/2009/08/06/acer-aspire-revo-ubuntu-boxee-and-remote-control/ JonathanEllis
[12:53]  * DigitalKiwi prefers awesome to openbox
[12:53] <DigitalKiwi> if you can handle the sexyness of tiling, that is
[12:53] <JonathanEllis> bazhang: I want to control Audacious with it
[12:54] <m15k> apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using <IP_ADDRESS> for ServerName - Any Ideas?
[12:54] <erikk71> on dell  optiplex gx 260 does it matter what slot u put the ram into
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> m15k:  i think you may need to set teh hosthame to the proper ip in /etc/hosts instead of <IP_ADDRESS>
[12:55] <AceKing> I need help sharing a printer from my Ubuntu 9.04 to a Vista machine on my home network. I can share to other Ubuntu machines just not Vista
[12:55] <steven__> I am having serious problems with Evolution! All of a sudden it keeps asking me to enter the password for the default keyring! What default keyring! I never set anything up like that! What is going on?
[12:56] <panfist> i have an instance of ubuntu server running as a virtual machine with a fixed size disk and it ran out of space. how cani discover what's filling up the space from the command line?
[12:56] <m15k> Dr_Willis: <VirtualHost *:443> ServerName svn.asbach-it.de
[12:56] <erikk71> i hope dell goes bank rupt
[12:57] <steven__> What's wrong with Dell?
[12:57] <Dr_Willis> m15k:  that dosent look like any name i got in my /etc/hosts file  --> similer to --> <IP_ADDRESS>    acer
[12:57] <m15k> Dr_Willis: the problem is that the machine has a dynamic ip adress
[12:58] <m15k> *address
[12:58] <denzor> #ubuntu-ru
[12:58] <tabasko> hi
[12:58] <DigitalKiwi> i like my dell xps m1530 :(
[12:58] <tabasko> is there people using ubuntu on macbook?
[12:58] <Take0n> Gnome Art doesn't retrieve themes from gnome-look does it? There is no Humanity theme in gnome art :\
[12:58] <steven__> That is what I am using
[12:58] <steven__> great computer
[12:58] <DigitalKiwi> macbook or xps?
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> Take0n:  i thought it does/did.
[12:58] <tabasko> how you do get @ from keyboard
[12:59] <Take0n> if it does/did it should find Humanity as well :\ but it doesn't..
[12:59] <Dr_Willis> Take0n:  themes are made up of various partss..  the window decoratons, the widgit sets, and the icons. You may need to look or the indivudual parts
[12:59] <bazhang> tabasko, shift 2 ?
[12:59] <switchgirl1> i'm doing something wrong http://paste.ubuntu.com/280266/      following this to get lifecam vx-1000 working http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=6532167&postcount=2
[12:59] <tabasko> bazhang, Im using finnish layout
[12:59] <Take0n> I already installed the icons.. I put the folder in .icons in the home directory and that was it
[13:00] <AnirbanHazra>  When I am rebooting my VPS , filesystems are not mounting according to /etc/fstab !
[13:00] <tabasko> I get shift-2  only "
[13:00] <switchgirl1> why has it the errors?
[13:00] <Take0n> but I don't know where to put the gtk-2.0 and metacity-1 folders of the theme
[13:00] <silverfast> tabasko : right ctrl+v
[13:00] <bazhang> tabasko, what about asking in #ubuntu-fi :)
[13:00] <Dr_Willis> tabasko:  i think youyr keyboard/language/whatever is set to some other language then.
[13:00] <Take0n> which I think is the window deco etc.
[13:00] <Dr_Willis> Take0n:  then you drag those to the theme setting tool (or the file in them) is my guess..
[13:01] <Take0n> whre do I fint it?
[13:01] <tabasko> bazhang, well yeah, I try. Thanks, haha ^^'
[13:01] <JonathanEllis> bazhang: So the PS3 remote uses lirc even though its bluetooth not infra-red. Interesting.
[13:01] <tabasko> silvefast, macbook doesnt have right ctrl
[13:01] <bazhang> JonathanEllis, also blueman, but keep in mind that is with the next release (ie not Jaunty)
[13:01] <talin> hello! i want to install ubuntu on a dell poweredge 1600sc server, but i can't determine whether it's 64-bit or 32-bit... any idea how i can check? there's no installation on it right now
[13:02] <silverfast> tabasko: right cmd+v
[13:02] <hipitihop> talin: intel multi-core ?
[13:02] <talin> hipitihop: it's a xeon dual-core, i think
[13:02] <Take0n> oh so that it how it works :p
[13:02] <Take0n> lol
[13:02] <tabasko> v
[13:03] <Take0n> thnx!
[13:03] <silverfast> tabasko: or you can look under system>preferences>keyboard>layout and find out
[13:03] <hipitihop> talin: afaik all recent intel dual cores are 64 .. I found something on the intel site at some point which explained it
[13:03] <talin> hipitihop: hmm, okay
[13:03] <tabasko> silverfast, left ctrl and V worked. Thanks!
[13:03] <tabasko> @@@
[13:03] <tabasko> yay
[13:03] <talin> hipitihop: is there a big difference anyway? if i go for 32-bit, i'm safe
[13:04] <silverfast> tabasko:  8-)
[13:04] <DigitalKiwi> talin: that depends on what you do with your computer
[13:04] <razor__> my web cam on the laptop is SuYin but i can`t find proper driver for it any help?
[13:04] <DigitalKiwi> 4GB or more ram? 64 bit, want faster encoding/compiling? 64 bit
[13:05] <razor__>  iManufacturer           2 SuYin iProduct                1 USB2.0 UVC 1.3M WebCam iSerial                 3 CN1316-S30B-MI03-VS-R03.01.03
[13:05] <hipitihop> talin: what DigitalKiwi said :-)
[13:05] <talin> hmm, okay
[13:06] <hipitihop> talin: are you trying to avoid a download ? or why are you asking ? as the install will quickly tell if you try and install 64 on 32
[13:06] <Tuxplayer> hallo
[13:06] <talin> hipitihop: i have to walk to the serverroom in the middle of a horrible rainstorm, and i don't want to have to do it twice :P
[13:06] <talin> hipitihop: all i know is that it's a dell poweredge 1600sc, but they come with different configurations
[13:07] <talin> hipitihop: i'll just be hosting some games anyway
[13:07] <DigitalKiwi> sounds expensive
[13:07] <girrr> I've just installed a new ubuntu karmic with debootstrap and then chrooted it and installed additional software and grub... When I try to boot it I get init: sreadahead main process terminated wth status 1 and more or less the same for procps
[13:07] <ablmf> Is there any statistic about how many people are using ubuntu now?
[13:08] <ActionParsnip1> !karmic | girrr
[13:08] <DigitalKiwi> too many/not enough, depending on whom you ask
[13:09] <google> how do i get to xorg.conf file ?
[13:09] <hipitihop> talin: sounds like you are reluctant to try the 64
[13:09] <mikla> !moblin
[13:09] <ablmf> Just want to know a approximative  number
[13:10] <hipitihop> google: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[13:10] <talin> hipitihop: heh, yep. i'll go with 32-bit. thanks anyway
[13:10] <google> hipitihop ty
[13:10] <silverfast> talin : it dependes of your ram >4 GB take 64 bit
[13:11] <DigitalKiwi> lol, "how many people use ubuntu" on google popped up on first page a few links to "top 10 reasons not to use ubuntu"
[13:11] <mario__> hi
[13:11] <mke> join #ingres
[13:11] <talin> silverfast: right. i can't see that they sell any poweredge with more than 4gb... but i'll check once i get there
[13:11] <mario__> #sexgaypl
[13:11] <DigitalKiwi> more than or equal to 4, not necessarily more than 4
[13:12] <google> hipitihop dosent work
[13:12] <google> hipitihop  what more then sudo /etc/X11/xorg.conf ?
[13:12] <DigitalKiwi> actually isn't it more like 3.2? which for most people would be 3.5
[13:12] <silverfast> talin :then 32bit
[13:12] <hipitihop> google: you said how do you get to it, not how do you edit it :-)
[13:12] <ActionParsnip1> DigitalKiwi: there will always be nay sayers
[13:12] <ActionParsnip1> DigitalKiwi: just ignore them, if we all ignore them they will shuffle away
[13:13] <hipitihop> google: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[13:13] <DigitalKiwi> ahem, i'm actually one of them but meh ;)
[13:13] <google> hipitihop ty
[13:13] <silverfast> ActionParsnip1 : +1
[13:14] <pozic> Is there a version of adblock that does not crash firefox-3.5 from Jaunty?
[13:14] <google> hipitihop do u know how to change tvoutput to bpal ?
[13:14] <ActionParsnip1> DigitalKiwi: there are reasons, you just find most of them are written by windows using linux haters who list rather weak arguments against using it rather than something intelligent
[13:14] <rizzuh> What would be the best memory to give to each VM for Ubuntu, Kubuntu & Xubuntu 9.04? 512?
[13:14] <hipitihop> google: sorry no
[13:14] <pozic> Adblock is the only reason I use Firefox. Other browsers that can block ads are welcome too.
[13:14] <google> ok
[13:14] <ActionParsnip1> pozic: adblockplus i think
[13:14] <pozic> ActionParsnip1: I meant that one, sorry.
[13:15] <myth> hello, im having an issue with watching channels on MythTV. When i try to play a channel it comes up with 2 split screen views of the same window. Any ideas please?
[13:15] <ActionParsnip1> pozic: thats all i got, i dont use firefox
[13:15] <ActionParsnip1> pozic: could try in #firefox
[13:16] <pozic> ActionParsnip1: so, you watch ads?
[13:16] <assinine> could anyone please tell me why nothing will work on Adobe flash player ever since I installed it? Video works but no sound. Tried dozens of pages.
[13:16] <google> someone knows how to change tvoutput to B-pal ?
[13:16] <ActionParsnip1> pozic: when?
[13:16] <assinine> is there a solution or work around?
[13:16] <ActionParsnip1> pozic: not aware of any ads really
[13:16] <ActionParsnip1> assinine: are you running 64bit ubuntu?
[13:16] <assinine> ActionParsnip1: no
[13:17] <google> someone knows how to change tvoutput to B-pal ?
[13:17] <ActionParsnip1> assinine: unfortunately there are lots of fixes for no sound in flash
[13:17] <assinine> ActionParsnip1: why is that unfortunate?
[13:18] <ActionParsnip1> assinine: as its really hard to give one answer
[13:18] <Sabir> !dlna
[13:18] <ActionParsnip1> assinine: its not just one possible thing theres many
[13:18] <ActionParsnip1> google: try adding: Option       "TVStandard" "PAL-B"
[13:18] <ActionParsnip1> google: considering your nick you arent using it much ;)
[13:19] <ActionParsnip1> google: looks like you at it to the screen section relating to the TV
[13:20] <ActionParsnip1> google: http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=123014
[13:20] <assinine> ActionParsnip1: is there a way to install an alternative flash player?
[13:20] <ActionParsnip1> assinine: you can use gnash or swfplayer
[13:21] <ActionParsnip1> assinine: have you tried downloading the tar.gz file and putting the .so in ~/.mozilla/plugins
[13:21] <shomon> hi, I get stuck at "cannot calculate the upgrade" on my ubuntu 8.04 laptop. How can I get to the root of the problem?
[13:21] <ActionParsnip1> assinine: im guessing you use firefox like everyone else
[13:21] <JohannesSM64> what's the best choice for supporting .7z archives in ubuntu? some use a program called 7z, some use a program called p7zip. what's the best?
[13:21] <shomon> (of course, I'm trying to upgrade to version 8.10)
[13:21] <assinine> ActionParsnip1: yes
[13:21] <ActionParsnip1> !7zip | JohannesSM64
[13:21] <lizzzy> Hey, so I successfully installed ubuntu as an ext2 file system. Is this right or should I reinstall it on a ext3 journaling file system?
[13:21] <DigitalKiwi> ActionParsnip1: "everyone else?"
[13:22] <google> ActionParsnip1 were do i add that line then ?
[13:22] <ActionParsnip1> lizzzy: ext2 is ext3 without journal, ext2 is great on flash based storage to reduce wear
[13:22] <pozic> ActionParsnip1: those that are on almost every website? ;)
[13:22] <google> ActionParsnip1 this line Option       "TVStandard" "PAL-B"
[13:22] <ActionParsnip1> google: read the link i gave
[13:22] <DigitalKiwi> and for /boot!
[13:22] <google> ActionParsnip1 ok ty
[13:22] <lizzzy> Hmm.. so ext2 is ok too?
[13:23] <Koenigsegg> I keep getting Segmentation faults every time I run smbmount. Is there a way to "trace" faults like this on linux? Not sure what to do to fix this
[13:23] <DigitalKiwi> can't you convert ext2 to ext3 in place?
[13:23] <ActionParsnip1> pozic: not seen any, maybe we look at different stuff, if a flash vid has an ad, i just drag the slider to near then end and it ends
[13:23] <ActionParsnip1> DigitalKiwi: sure
[13:23] <DigitalKiwi> lizzzy: none of us would recommend ext2 for a normal hard drive for a primary partition
[13:23] <DigitalKiwi> well i would hope none of us would
[13:23]  * DigitalKiwi would be very disappointed in anyone who did
[13:24] <lizzzy> Damn.... so i reinstall it now? or is there a way to change it to ext3?
[13:24] <assinine> ActionParsnip1: what is the package name of SWF Player?
[13:24] <ActionParsnip1> DigitalKiwi: sudo umount /dev/sda1; sudo tune2fs -j /dev/sda1      would do it on /dev/sda1, /etc/fstab will need updating too
[13:24] <JohannesSM64> ah, it seems the program the p7zip package installs is called 7z
[13:24] <ActionParsnip1> !find swf
[13:24] <llutz> lizzzy: man tune2fs (-j )
[13:24] <google> ActionParsnip1 it dident help me.. nothing happens wen i save it
[13:24] <DigitalKiwi> http://www.troubleshooters.com/linux/ext2toext3.htm
[13:24] <JDahl> does anyone here have experience using the Python bindings for OpenSceneGraph under Ubuntu?
[13:24] <ActionParsnip1> assinine: apt-cache searc h swf player
[13:25] <DigitalKiwi> lizzzy: ^
[13:25] <DigitalKiwi> or similiar
[13:25] <ActionParsnip1> google: it wont until you restart X with alt+printscrn+k
[13:26] <lizzzy> tune2fs is to add an ext3, but does it convert an existing ext2 (on which i've installed ubuntu) to an ext3?
[13:26] <ActionParsnip1> lizzzy: the journal is the only difference
[13:27] <llutz> lizzzy: it adds the journal, so: yes
[13:27] <google> ActionParsnip1 dident work
[13:27] <ActionParsnip1> google: every time you edit the file you have to do that so it rereads the file
[13:27] <google> ActionParsnip1 it just restarted and now my tv has bluescreen
[13:27] <thegod> hello friends
[13:27] <ActionParsnip1> google: you have got the idea, you will need to trawl the web for guides andsample xorg.confs
[13:27] <thegod> uUBUNTU
[13:27] <thegod> LOL
[13:27] <thegod> as
[13:27] <thegod> s
[13:27] <thegod> s
[13:27] <FloodBot3> thegod: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:28] <google> ActionParsnip1 have done that but cant find one that works
[13:28] <hipitihop> how can I tell why apt-get upgrade lists a particular package as kept back ?
[13:29] <ActionParsnip1> hipitihop: it is in the repo but has unmet dependancies so its held back until the dep is ready
[13:29] <ActionParsnip1> hipitihop: or things of that nature
[13:30] <hipitihop> ActionParsnip1: so how can I see what the unmet stuff is so I can resolve it ?
[13:30] <iamleneko> hi everybody
[13:31] <ActionParsnip1> hipitihop: you'll have to check the packages site and check its deps then see what you have installed and compare
[13:31] <moumoute002> hi
[13:33] <hipitihop> ActionParsnip1: thanks, looking up apt how-to to see if it will help the process
[13:34] <gOLDfeesh> how do you clean swap space?
[13:34] <gOLDfeesh> reboot?
[13:35] <ActionParsnip1> gOLDfeesh: no need, it will increase use and decrease use as needed
[13:35] <ActionParsnip1> gOLDfeesh: if you close all apps it will be empty, or if you reduce ram usage to less than your physical ram
[13:36] <hanshenrik> running on WinXP (with following drivers), my WLAN card works from much longer away from the gateway than on ubuntu... what do? :(
[13:36] <hanshenrik> (but else, it works great on ubuntu too..)
[13:37] <hanbin973> Anyone help me?
[13:37] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: what is the output of: sudo lshw -C network | grep product
[13:37] <reddo> what?
[13:37] <hanbin973> FGLRX is making me crazy.
[13:37] <hanbin973> I originally used
[13:38] <hanbin973> 8.660 ( 9.10 in the launchpad )
[13:38] <reddo> and?
[13:38] <hanbin973> But 8.660 is a unstable one.
[13:38] <hanbin973> So I removed it
[13:38] <hanshenrik> ActionParsnip1: root@hanshenrik-laptop:/home/hanshenrik# sudo lshw -C network | grep product
[13:38] <hanshenrik>        product: PRO/Wireless 3945ABG [Golan] Network Connection
[13:38] <reddo> so?
[13:38] <hanbin973> and I'm right now installing 9.9 ( 8.65 )
[13:38] <hanshenrik>        product: BCM4401-B0 100Base-TX
[13:38] <hanbin973> but....
[13:38] <google> ok now im realy angry.. damn shitt nvidia ! can someone help me simply  making my tv get coloure from my computer !?
[13:38] <hanbin973> It taking to much time to build the fglrx module..
[13:39] <hanbin973> It's like 10min past
[13:39] <Appiah> tried with a xorg.conf with forced settings google ?
[13:39] <hanbin973> no replay for mine...
[13:39] <n-iCe> anyone have installed ubuntu clutter
[13:39] <hanbin973> :(
[13:40] <hanbin973> why is fglrx taking to much time to build!!!
[13:40] <hanbin973> FUCK!!!
[13:40] <google> someone !?
[13:40] <hanbin973> Why is this taking to much? It just finished in a 5min or so usually.
[13:41] <hanbin973> dkms problem?
[13:41] <hanbin973> hmm?
[13:41] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: tried: sudo rmmod -f iwl3945; sleep 5;  sudo modprobe iwl3945 disable_hw_scan=1
[13:42] <hanbin973>  any one help me?
[13:43] <google> ok now im realy angry.. damn shitt nvidia ! can someone help me simply  making my tv get coloure from my computer !?
[13:43] <hanshenrik> ActionParsnip1: will i loose internet a sec in the process?
[13:43] <hanbin973> Ati sucks then nvidia :(
[13:43] <hanbin973> What ever google
[13:43] <hanbin973> what is your problem?
[13:43] <hanbin973> The X server going crazy?
[13:44] <google> the problem is that my conffigyurations dont work
[13:44] <hanbin973> ok
[13:44] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: yes, but it will come back afetr 5 seconds
[13:44] <google> Section "ServerLayout"
[13:44] <google>         Identifier     "single head configuration"
[13:44] <google>         Screen      0  "Screen0" 0 0
[13:44] <google>         InputDevice    "Keyboard0" "CoreKeyboard"
[13:44] <google> EndSection
[13:44] <google> Section "Files"
[13:44] <FloodBot3> google: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:44] <hanbin973> so, you mean the tv is going crazy?
[13:44] <Dr_Willis> google:  did ya put in a --> Option "TVStandard" "NTSC-M"
[13:44] <Dr_Willis> google:  somewhere in there?
[13:45] <dsdeiz> hey! in ncmpcpp, how do i go to a specific directory?
[13:45] <ablmf> Is Ubuntu 9.04 Server work on intel CPU?
[13:45] <hanshenrik> ActionParsnip1: just did, now is it a possibility that helped? :p
[13:45] <hanbin973> I think so
[13:45] <Dr_Willis> "PAL-B"  in your case
[13:45] <hanbin973> yeah~
[13:45] <hanbin973> this is better
[13:45] <hanbin973> I can now how much the computer is doing
[13:45] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: possibly, try it
[13:46] <ablmf> I am downloading 9.04 server.
[13:46] <Dr_Willis> google:  im just reading the docs at --> http://http.download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86/1.0-8174/README/32bit_html/appendix-h.html
[13:46] <ablmf> There is a amd in the file name
[13:46] <Dr_Willis> If you do not specify a TVStandard, or you specify an invalid value, the default "NTSC-M" will be used. Note: if your country is not in the above list, select the country closest to your location.
[13:46] <hanshenrik> ActionParsnip1: ok, but lets say that helped, will i have to do this every time i restart?
[13:46] <ablmf> Does it works on Intel CPU?
[13:46] <hanbin973>  I think so
[13:46] <sipior> ablmf: yes.
[13:46] <Dr_Willis> ablmf:  amd does not mean amd cpu.. it means 64bit in this case.
[13:46] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: echo -e 'alias wlan0 iwl3945 \noptions iwl3945 disable_hw_scan=1' > /etc/modprobe.d/iwl3945
[13:46] <hanbin973> Unless It is somthing like ilantium or something
[13:46] <Dr_Willis> because amd had the 64bit stuff out first I guess. :)
[13:47] <ablmf> OK!  Thanks!!
[13:48] <hanshenrik> ActionParsnip1: ok, but "disable_hw_scan" will that just count for the network card? or will that like stop the scan for new harddware globally? (like if i wanted to plugin a iPod afterwards, would i need to do "disable_hw_scan=0" every time? :p)
[13:48] <JonathanEllis> bazhang: Thanks for the info about the Revo and lirc. I now have the forward and back buttons generating key presses r and f but I need to find out how to map all the buttons to control Audacious. Is it possible to map the buttons to control that app only, even if the app does not have focus?
[13:48] <google> YES it worked ! :D
[13:49] <Dr_Willis> google:  golly.. :) reading the manual worked?
[13:49] <hanbin973> god..
[13:49] <hanbin973> good..
[13:49] <hanbin973> now..
[13:49] <hanbin973> This is working I think~?!!
[13:49] <google> now my problem is only how to get the tv play th films on it :S
[13:50] <Dr_Willis> google:  i enalbe twinview.. drag the player over.. and  play them
[13:50] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: no, if you add the options i gave to the modprobe it will auto do it
[13:50] <google> Dr_Willis nope i just rewright to PAL-B
[13:51] <google> Dr_Willis isent there an way so i can use clones then ?
[13:51] <Dr_Willis> google:  yes..  check the nvidia-settings tool
[13:51] <flithm1> hey all, is keyserver down?
[13:51] <google> Dr_Willis ok well il be sitting and trying to figure that out now...
[13:52] <Dr_Willis> google:  gksudo nvidia-settings a few clicks.. done. :)
[13:52] <google> ye but what clicks is the tuff part
[13:52] <hanbin973> 퍽
[13:52] <hanbin973> 퍽퍽
[13:52] <assinine> is it normal for gnash to completely not work at all?
[13:52] <hanbin973> korean..
[13:52] <hanshenrik> ActionParsnip1: thanks, is it some situations i should remember that "disable_hw_scan" is on?
[13:52] <hanbin973> sorry.
[13:52] <FloodBot3> hanbin973: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:53] <hanbin973> I didn't flood you stupid bot;;
[13:53] <_ps_> .
[13:53] <hanbin973> what ever
[13:53] <lizzzy> Hmm.. so I was unconvinced with tune2fs and just reinstalled ubuntu with ext3 jfs. A couple more questions: I will not be playing any games on ubuntu, so I'd rather uninstall it all and use that space for something else. How do I remove, I used yum remove on fedora, equivalent cmd on ubuntu?
[13:53] <hanbin973> this stupid module building is taking to much..
[13:54] <assinine> is it normal for gnash to completely not work at all?
[13:55] <Dr_Willis> assinine:  ive heard its very much a work in progress,.,,
[13:55] <sipior> assinine: yes. it's placed there as a honeypot for users.
[13:55] <hanbin973> I take really much time
[13:55] <hanbin973> I hate this
[13:55] <Dr_Willis> assinine:  its possible it might work with some very basic flash stuff I guess. :)
[13:55] <assinine> sipior: a honeypot? why?
[13:55] <trijntje> !ot | hanbin973
[13:56] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: possibly, ithink its just a weird card that needs weird options.
[13:56] <Krauser> */10    * * * * root    /usr/bin/php -q /var/www/panel/cron.php       can someone tell if this is correct (to be put in /etc/crontab)
[13:56] <hanbin973> Any Ati users that are using 9.9 driver
[13:56] <assinine> so what else is there if adobe and gnash doesnt work?
[13:56] <HHO> hi, i have a dual boot windows ubuntu system , and i have only 435 MB of SWAP, ubuntu says  its not enought to hibernate . So iam trying to use partition , and i swap off the swapp , i shrink ubntu disk part 450 MB, and i grow SWap the same ammount 450 MB , then i aply and it alwasy give me an error ..some ones know why _
[13:56] <lizzzy> NM, I just used add/remove. Thanks!
[13:56] <hanbin973> Any Ati users that are using 9.9 driver?
[13:56] <hanbin973> Any Ati users that are using 9.9 driver?
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> assinine:  you get adobe working.. thats about the only answer
[13:57] <hanshenrik> ActionParsnip1: thanks for your help!
[13:57] <assinine> I cant!
[13:57] <assinine> how?!
[13:57] <dehqan> good day everyone ,for example if in ubuntu 8.04 ,ubuntu 9.04 CD is it's repository ,what will be defferences between upgarde and dist-upgarde ?
[13:57] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: np man
[13:57] <trijntje> HHO, please tell what error you get
[13:58] <SeekerNL> hello where can I find the wine lib dir in ubuntu?
[13:58] <HHO> it dont tell me a specific error
[13:58] <ActionParsnip1> SeekerNL: wine lib?
[13:58] <Dr_Willis> SeekerNL:  perhaps state the larger problem. :)
[13:58] <SeekerNL> yes the lib direction
[13:58] <ActionParsnip1> SeekerNL: wine apps install to ~/.wine/drive_c
[13:59] <SeekerNL> I am configuring q4wine
[13:59] <ActionParsnip1> SeekerNL: they will most likely be in /usr/lib or /usr/lib32
[13:59] <HHO> its says to see more in a website , iam trying again now trying to grow  it swap to the right
[13:59] <ActionParsnip1> SeekerNL: i'd ask in #winehq
[13:59] <trijntje> hho: we need more details to help you. Did you start the pc using the live cd?
[13:59] <HHO> yes iam using a live pen
[13:59] <SeekerNL> http://q4wine.brezblock.org.ua/documentation/en_us/03-first-startup-wizard.html
[14:00] <Krauser> */10    * * * * root    /usr/bin/php -q /var/www/panel/cron.php       can someone tell if this is correct (to be put in /etc/crontab)
[14:00] <HHO> yes , it work now .
[14:01] <b3rz3rk3r> sup pl
[14:01] <Dr_Willis> SeekerNL:  a 'locate wine | grep lib' shows --> /usr/lib32/wine/   here
[14:02] <HHO> i have to did it with swap off resize first , then aplying with swap on , then he created a non alloccated sapce of 450 at the right of the swap 435 i already have , then i resize again to grow to the right , and play , and the swap on again .
[14:02] <HHO> Do you think 933.43 MIB is enought now to make it hibernate or i will need more _
[14:02] <SeekerNL> I found it already, but whats it doing in lib32
[14:02] <Pici> Krauser: It will work, but I personally use sudo crontab -e for 'root' crontabs, instead of using /etc/crontab
[14:02] <MateuszDraco> hi! quick question about gpu: which chipset, ati or nvidia is better supported under linux, which should i buy to have less problems & better performace?
[14:02] <lizzzy> Hey, what are my other options instead of evolution mail?
[14:02] <Dr_Willis> SeekerNL:  64bit system im guessung.. those are 32bit libs..
[14:03] <Krauser> Pici, may you explain why would i do it ?
[14:03] <Krauser> Pici, i mean why do you prefer it taht way ?
[14:03] <SeekerNL> Dr_Willis I run amd64
[14:03] <Pici> Krauser: I like having everything in user crontabs, because I have some things that don't run as root.
[14:03] <Dr_Willis> SeekerNL:  so it makes sence then
[14:03] <llutz> HHO: swap needs to be >RAM to make hibernating working
[14:03] <sibe> lizzy, you can alsoi use thunderbird
[14:03] <Krauser> Pici, ok that wont be a problem to me. thanks for the concern
[14:04] <HHO> 933.45 Mg , its enought to hibernate ubuntu 9.x installed on dual boot disk of 10 GB for ubuntu _
[14:04] <HHO> llutx i have 2G of ram , i need create 2g SWAP _
[14:04] <ActionParsnip1> SeekerNL: wine runs windows apps which are usually 32bit
[14:05] <SeekerNL> okay I see
[14:05] <bobbyd> hi
[14:05] <bobbyd> I just installed the linux-source package, is there a "proper" way to unpack the source, or should I just untar it manually?
[14:05] <jrib> bobbyd: untar it manually
[14:06] <sibe> lizzzy, did you get the message? You can also use Thunderbird
[14:06] <bobbyd> jrib: ok, thanks :)
[14:06] <lizzzy> Yup, thanks sibe :)
[14:07] <c03> hi
[14:07] <c03> I can't get my resolution set to 1920x1600
[14:08] <c03> though in the menu it's fine
[14:08] <c03> but when I log in, it goes back to my old 1024x resolution
[14:08] <JonathanEllis> I am trying to setup a remote control using lirc. Only two of the buttons generate an output in irw (the forward and back buttons generate key presses f and r respectively) although the volume control and mute buttons work correctly but do not generate key presses at all. Can anyone point me in the right direction to map all my remote control buttons to control Audacious Media Player, please?
[14:08] <carloscode> hello? How can I patch Hardy's grub to enable inode-size 256 support?
[14:08] <KoolD> Is there a way to make lower ports available to normal users without sudo?
[14:09] <biglinux> only english?
[14:09] <carloscode> hello? How can I patch Hardy's grub to enable inode-size 256 support?
[14:09] <ActionParsnip1> c03: what is the output of: lspci | grep-i vga
[14:09] <sipior> KoolD: i don't believe so (without superuser privileges).
[14:10] <c03> ActionParsnip1: c03@krabbelim:~$ sudo lspci | grep -i vga
[14:10] <c03> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV350 AR [Radeon 9600]
[14:10] <HHO> i actually have phisical 2,5gb ram , but ubuntu only says i have 2g , thats i heard my computer only accpet maximunm 2g ram . i got a creat a swap 2,2 or 2,5 to make ubuntu hibernate _
[14:10] <KoolD> sipior: ok...thanks
[14:10] <c03> HHO: are you on 32bit? =)
[14:11] <carloscode> c03: do you know how can I patch Hardy's grub to enable Inode-size 256?
[14:11] <HHO> yes iam on 32
[14:11] <HHO> iam on 32 bits c03
[14:11] <c03> HHO: that's the problem then, get a 64bit cpu
[14:12] <c03> carloscode: sorry, not a unix guru =)
[14:12] <ActionParsnip1> c03: you could add the resolution lines manually to /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[14:12] <HHO> so i will never make hibernat making grow the swap to the size of the ram or more _
[14:12] <Jyxt> c03: 32 bit processors can handle max of 2gigs ram
[14:12] <carloscode> c03:  haha thanks :D
[14:12] <HHO> hooo
[14:12] <ActionParsnip1> c03: run: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf   to get write access
[14:12] <Jyxt> err HHO 32 bit processors can handle max 2 gigs ram
[14:12] <llutz> Jyxt: wrong
[14:12] <Jyxt> there are work arounds
[14:13] <Jyxt> err 4 gigs
[14:13] <Dr_Willis> i was thinking it was 4gb.. but what do i know. :)
[14:13] <Pici> HHO: Whats stopping you from increasing your swap size?
[14:13] <c03> Jyxt: oh, my bad, thought it was 2
[14:13] <Jyxt> sorry, my mind is scattered among 5 different things atm
[14:13] <Dr_Willis> works out to be just less then 4gb depending on the exact hardware/system
[14:13] <c03> HHO: Jyxt is right =)
[14:13] <HHO> so , what about hibernate ,what size need to be swap to make ubuntu hibernat +
[14:13] <Jyxt> no its 4 gig max...
[14:13] <Pici> HHO: At least the size of your RAM.
[14:13] <HHO> iam 2 of ram detected by ubuntu
[14:13] <HHO> ok thanks
[14:14] <c03> ActionParsnip1: aye, and then? there's not much in there, i'll pastebin it
[14:14] <erUSUL> HHO: equal or more that the amount of ram
[14:14] <HHO> thank you
[14:14] <erUSUL> than*
[14:14] <c03> ActionParsnip1: http://hax.pastebin.com/m71d50b97
[14:14] <sipior> Jyxt: PAE is fairly common nowadays, surely
[14:14] <Jyxt> i always used the rule of thumb...swap is double physical ram...although i'd imagine that rule of thumb doesn't apply when you have 2+ gigs of ram
[14:15] <Pici> sipior: the -generic kernel doesnt support PAE.
[14:15] <imaginary> hey. question.
[14:15] <sipior> Pici: yes, but stating that the strict limit is 4gb is incorrect.
[14:15] <imaginary> (obviously)
[14:15] <trijntje> imaginary, ask ;)
[14:16] <Pici> sipior: Agreed.
[14:16] <imaginary> ok so i am running Ubuntu 9.0.4 in Parallels on my mac, and I can't get it to display in somethign that isnt 4:3. I asked in #xkcd, and they said check my xorg.conf file, but all that i got was this http://pastebin.org/28156
[14:16] <imaginary> and apparently that's not right
[14:16] <HHO> but now i will need to shrink my sda1 the vista disk space, it let me do , but when i click on sda5 my ubbutu disk , it dont give me a option to grow .why
[14:17] <HHO> i need to gain space in ubuntu partition , to grow swap to 2.5
[14:17] <Appiah> is it primary or extended partitons?
[14:17] <assassin> #ubuntu-cn
[14:17] <HHO> extended
[14:17] <adante> how can i enable dma on my hard drive?
[14:17] <c03> ActionParsnip1: ???
[14:17] <imaginary> Appiah: me?
[14:17] <adante> actually i'm assuming it's not on, based on the fact that copying a large files takes 100% cpu
[14:18] <ActionParsnip1> c03: looks like you should be running at 1920x1600 to me, maybe there are other bits you need to add
[14:18] <Appiah> imaginary: no
[14:18] <ActionParsnip1> adante: is it a sata drive?
[14:18] <c03> ActionParsnip1: nah, I added those numbers myself, didn't help =)
[14:18] <imaginary> trijntje: any suggestions?
[14:18] <adante> ActionParsnip1: no
[14:19] <ActionParsnip1> c03: try: Option         "metamodes" "1920x1600_60 +0+0"
[14:19] <imaginary> hey grawty
[14:19] <HHO> iam on a live pen , it let me shrink vista part , even after aply , it dont give me option to grow the same space to ubuntu extended part
[14:19] <grawity> Hi *
[14:19] <ActionParsnip1> c03: its just a whole lot of trial and error really
[14:20] <imaginary> i know you from xkcd correct?
[14:20] <trijntje> imaginary, no, i have little experience with eighter mac or display issues
[14:20] <HHO> hummm it appear like a keys , there ..should be about that |-
[14:20] <grawity> imaginary: #xkcd? Probably, yeah.
[14:20] <imaginary> Does anyone here have experience with display problems?
[14:20] <imaginary> grawity: thought so
[14:20] <Negao> what type of problems
[14:21] <HHO> i got to keep out the keys like i do a while ago with swap part ,i did swap off , but in extnded that option dont appear , only flags ...what to do with flags
[14:21] <imaginary> Negao: I'd like to have Ubuntu displaying in something that isn't 4:3, so that it fills my screen
[14:21] <imaginary> but I can't figure out how to get it to do so.
[14:21] <trijntje> !partition
[14:21] <Alex_Brooks> Does anyone know a application which will download youtube videos in FLV format?
[14:22] <Dr_Willis> Alex_Brooks:  theres firefox extensions thatt can do that..
[14:22] <Pici> !info youtube-dl | Alex_Brooks
[14:22] <imaginary> all the options are different resolutions
[14:22] <Alex_Brooks> Pici: Where can I download that from?
[14:22] <Alex_Brooks> Dr_Willis: I'm looking for a application to mass download, not one by one.
[14:22] <Dr_Willis> Alex_Brooks:  that one is int eh repositories/package manager.
[14:22] <Alex_Brooks> But thanks anyway.
[14:22] <bovv> I installed 9.04 UNR onto an EeePC-1005HA and networking is not working.  Wired & Wireless not working.  How to I make it work?]
[14:23] <ActionParsnip1> Alex_Brooks: theres a firefox plugin
[14:23] <Negao> what's ur resolution?
[14:23] <Alex_Brooks> Dr_Willis: I know, I just looked before I asked in here. Shall I just google it?
[14:23] <Alex_Brooks> ActionParsnip1: Which mass-downloads?
[14:23] <grawity> ActionParsnip1: <Alex_Brooks?> Dr_Willis: I'm looking for a application to mass download,
[14:23] <Dr_Willis> No idea on mass downloading.
[14:23] <Pici> Alex_Brooks: That package is in the repositiories.
[14:23] <Dr_Willis> try it and see  i guess. :)
[14:24] <HHO> ok , now i shrink vista part , what kind of chamges i have to make on the flag , of ubuntu parto to appear me option to grow when i click resize , for now it appear only option to shrink ..
[14:24] <BuGo_laptop> alias murder="ps aux | grep $1 | awk '{ print $2}' | xargs kill -9"
[14:24] <imaginary> Negao: 1024x768
[14:24] <BuGo_laptop> how can i make this allias?
[14:24] <Masumex> sup all
[14:24] <ActionParsnip1> Alex_Brooks: you could use youtube-dl in a script to mass download
[14:24] <Masumex> hows it goin?
[14:24] <Dr_Willis> BuGo_laptop:   that lookd like an alias to me...
[14:24] <Alex_Brooks> ActionParsnip1: That's what I'm looking into now :)
[14:25] <ActionParsnip1> script the world!
[14:25] <BuGo_laptop> Dr_Willis, i want an alias to kill every process
[14:25] <adante> hi, when i copy large files my cpu uses 100%, how can i stop this?
[14:25] <abcdefg> hello
[14:25] <BuGo_laptop> but i do not know how to combine alias variables with awk variables
[14:25] <adante> i would like to to behave like windows and now use ridiculous amounts of cpu
[14:25] <Dr_Willis> BuGo_laptop:  not sure what you mean.. but that alias command worked to make a 'murder' alias here.
[14:25] <skath> BuGo_laptop, it looks like your alias just tries to do what the built-in "killall" command does
[14:25] <adante> er, NOT :]
[14:25] <Masumex> you can stop it by getting a better processer
[14:25] <grawity> BuGo_laptop: function murder { pkill -9 "$1"; }
[14:25] <patdk-lap> I'm attempting to install php5-sqlite, but it keeps forcing me to isntall apache, any way to not install apache but just install php5-sqlite? I already made sure all dependencies are installed for php5-sqlite
[14:25] <llutz> BuGo_laptop: use "killall -9 <appname>", no need for aliase
[14:26] <BuGo_laptop> llutz, i need to kill multiple different processes
[14:26] <BuGo_laptop> :)
[14:26] <abcdefg> I want to change the background color of rox-filer,how can I do it?
[14:26] <Dr_Willis> abcdefg:  check the rox filer docs/forums I think i saw it mentioned in their FAQ.
[14:26] <grawity> BuGo_laptop: In any case, you cannot use an alias for things like this -- you'd need either a function, or an external script.
[14:26] <Negao> 1024x768 can only be 4:3, what exactly did u want?
[14:27] <abcdefg> thanks,jetrii
[14:27] <ActionParsnip1> adante: what is the output of: cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -i hz
[14:27] <BuGo_laptop> how do i function?
[14:27] <abcdefg> thanks,Dr_wills
[14:27] <skath> BuGo_laptop, "killall" kills multiple processes, that's why it's called kill ALL
[14:27] <Hani> hi all, how could i remove million of files fast without overload on server
[14:27] <mrsmooketoomuch> how can i find hunrgarian irc servers?
[14:27] <ActionParsnip1> !hungary
[14:27] <grawity> mrsmooketoomuch: Try http://irc.netsplit.de/ and http://searchirc.com/
[14:27] <HHO> hooo no its ok ...
[14:27] <HHO> its working
[14:27] <ActionParsnip1> Hani: do it in a maintenance window to affect minimal users
[14:28] <HHO> i love this ubuntu ,...
[14:28] <adante> ActionParsnip1: model name: Intel(R) Pentium(R) M processor 1.70GHz ; cpu MHz: 600.00
[14:28] <BuGo_laptop> skath, i need to kill thunderbird and alltray that hosts this thunderbird
[14:28] <BuGo_laptop> impossible task for killall
[14:28] <Alex_Brooks> Pici: Thanks a lot, just gotta edit the perl source to get it working how I want it to work. :D
[14:28] <Hani> no not in maintenance window
[14:28] <mrsmooketoomuch> thx
[14:28] <ActionParsnip1> adante: yeah your CPU is clocked to save power so is at 600Mhz afaik
[14:28] <imaginary> Negao: yes no?
[14:28] <adante> ActionParsnip1: well i'm not doing anything so it cycles down
[14:29] <adante> ActionParsnip1: when i am doing stuff like copying files it goes to 1700mhz
[14:29] <ActionParsnip1> adante: as it should :D
[14:29] <adante> ActionParsnip1: well yes, except i don't want it ot use 100% cpu, i would like to... not, heh
[14:29] <Hani> ActionParsnip :no not in maintenance window
[14:29] <skath> BuGo_laptop, okay, I'd recommend "pgrep -f" instead of "ps aux | grep"
[14:29] <ActionParsnip1> Hani: could do it a few at a time i guess
[14:30] <BuGo_laptop> skath, what is the difference?
[14:30] <ActionParsnip1> skath: aux is the bsd standard, ef is the linux standard ;)
[14:30] <skath> BuGo_laptop, pgrep is optimized for that sort of thing, and it's one less process to use
[14:30] <adante> is this a dma issue?
[14:30] <BuGo_laptop> skath, pgrep does exactly what i need :)
[14:30] <Hani> ActionParsnipl : no, it takes about 4 days
[14:30] <grawity> ActionParsnip1: Actually... options that start with a dash, are GNU (not Linux) standard.
[14:31] <BuGo_laptop> ir takes pids :)
[14:31] <adante> and if so how can i chekc, now that hdparm is like, not working or whatever
[14:31] <ActionParsnip1> adante: if the drive is sata its already managed
[14:31] <adante> ActionParsnip1: it is not sata
[14:31] <adante> maybe i'm making some stupid assumptions, is 100% on copying files just sort of normal for linux?
[14:31] <ActionParsnip1> grawity: me reading the man page wrong, thanks
[14:32] <Negao> when did u install the ubuntu?
[14:32] <ActionParsnip1> adante: then you could look into hdparm
[14:32] <imaginary> Negao: 30 min ago
[14:32] <adante> ActionParsnip1: yeah, when i call -d or -X it says inappropriate IOCTL for device
[14:32] <ActionParsnip1> adante: you can damage your drive if you use bad settings
[14:32] <Negao> oh ok now i get it
[14:33] <adante> ActionParsnip1: thanks for the warning
[14:33] <adante> oh, hdparm reckons i am in udma5 atm
[14:33] <Hani> ActionParsnipl: actually they are billions
[14:33] <Negao> 1st try to go system, preferences, monitors
[14:33] <ActionParsnip1> Hani: billions of what?
[14:33] <Hani> ActionParsnipls : billions of files
[14:33] <bening> why linux is free?
[14:34] <glapworth> hi all
[14:34] <imaginary> there is no 'monitors' only display
[14:34] <glapworth> I have a few questions about and I was wondering if anyone might be able to help
[14:34] <imaginary> and when i search for monitors, i get no results
[14:34] <glapworth> *i mean about apt
[14:34] <Negao> is the resolutions combo box active?
[14:34] <ActionParsnip1> bening: my guess is the devs give their apps away, so distros like ubuntu cant see what they dont own
[14:35] <imaginary> combo box?
[14:35] <ActionParsnip1> s/see/sell
[14:35] <imaginary> theres mirror screens
[14:35] <ActionParsnip1> bening: there are paid for apps in linux too
[14:35] <Negao> isn't there resolution
[14:35] <Negao> ?
[14:36] <HHO> now after having a 2,2Mg swap , just knowing that i have 2G ram , when i hibernat ubuntu , and then i try to run winows vista , windows vista will stay slowly or with less ram because ram isbeing use it by ubuntu 2,2Mb swap
[14:36] <Balsaq> is opera 10 turbu a faster browser than FF all else being held equal? (my puter is 1998 vintage though)
[14:36] <lizzzy> What are the settings to be made to hear audio via my earphones?
[14:36] <HHO> it was a question, sorry
[14:36] <Hani> ActionParsnipl: They are billions of files and i need to remove it urgently by fast way
[14:36] <ActionParsnip1> Balsaq: i'd say opera was faste
[14:36] <grawity> Balsaq: The 'Turbo' option in Opera only compresses the page for slow connections; it does nothing useful for slow systems.
[14:36] <imaginary> my choices for resolution are 1024x768, 800x600, and 640x480
[14:36] <imaginary> all 4:3
[14:36] <ActionParsnip1> Hani: if its urgent then you'll have to take the hit
[14:37] <grawity> Balsaq: But Opera is often said to be faster in general.
[14:37] <BuGo_laptop> alias murder="pgrep $1 | xargs kill -9"
[14:37] <BuGo_laptop> ok why this one is not workin?
[14:37] <grawity> BuGo_laptop: ...because, as I told you already, aliases don't support using $n
[14:37] <Balsaq> i wonder is you can actually feel and see the difference in speed grawity ActionParsnip
[14:37] <grawity> BuGo_laptop: You'd need a function for that.
[14:37] <Hani> ActionParsnipl: then what do u suggest
[14:38] <grawity> BuGo_laptop: And there is 'pkill' which may be useful... alias murder='pkill -9' for example :)
[14:38] <ActionParsnip1> Hani: if its urgent as you say then i'd jump to it to resolve what issue the files are causing
[14:38] <lisong> dggf
[14:39] <lulzmachine_> hi! would you guys suggest using openbox or fluxbox?
[14:39] <lulzmachine_> can't stand gnome anymore
[14:39] <bening> which is richer the linux programmer or the proprietary software programmer
[14:39] <Balsaq> i suppose all computers should have at leat 2 browsers...trying to decide which the second should be. ia m running 9.04
[14:39] <ikey> Personally id recommend OpenBox
[14:39] <jrib> lulzmachine_: I'd suggest trying both and use the one you like best
[14:39] <sipior> bening: this isn't really the place.
[14:39] <ActionParsnip1> lulzmachine_: install lxde, it uses openbox and rocks hard
[14:39] <bening> sorry
[14:39] <grawity> Balsaq: Why do you think so?
[14:39] <Negao> so u'll have to edit xorg.conf file
[14:39] <BuGo_laptop> grawity i need grep here :/
[14:39] <Hani> ActionParsnipl: files generated in /var/spool/ theyare snmp log files
[14:39] <lulzmachine_> ActionParsnip1: what does lxde add to openbox? what's the difference?
[14:39] <Balsaq> grawity; in case someday FF is ahving problems i guess
[14:39] <HHO> some one could answear me about being hibernate on ubuntu , will decrease perform ram when then going to windows vista , in dual boot system _
[14:40] <ikey> bening, http://imagebin.ca/view/5zvsO4HE.html  ← openbox.
[14:40] <grawity> BuGo_laptop: Why?
[14:40]  * ikey goes afk
[14:40] <ActionParsnip1> lulzmachine_: openbox is the WM in lxde, check it out, its sweet. lubuntu is on the way too and hopefully will become an official release
[14:40] <Alex_Brooks> I somehow managed to delete the default bar at the top of my screen, how can I get it back? :L
[14:40] <ikey> Its been recognised as official ActionParsnip1
[14:40] <Balsaq> grawity: if you didnt notice i'm new, 4th day on ubuntu (or any open system) coming off of w98
[14:41] <grawity> !panelreset | Alex_Brooks
[14:41] <imaginary> Negao: theres something wrong iwth it apparently
[14:41] <imaginary> what do i edit
[14:41] <lulzmachine_> so lxde is another linux distro ActionParsnip1?
[14:41] <lulzmachine_> instead of ubuntu
[14:41] <BuGo_laptop> grawity, i need a function to kill thunderbird and alltray that docs it
[14:41] <grawity> BuGo_laptop: pkill thunderbird?
[14:41] <DjAngo23> Should i use ext3 or ext4 on a new install ?
[14:41] <ActionParsnip1> Hani: cd /var/spool && rm <some globbed file to delete all the files>
[14:41] <ActionParsnip1> ikey: sweeeeeeeeeeeeet
[14:41] <imaginary> http://pastebin.org/28156 is my xorg.conf
[14:41] <ActionParsnip1> lulzmachine_: no, its anothe DE+WM like gnome+metacity
[14:42] <Negao> do u have any experience with the console?
[14:42] <Hani> ActionParsnipl , i need fast way
[14:42] <ActionParsnip1> lulzmachine_: just light and damn fast
[14:42] <BuGo_laptop> grawity, that was nice...
[14:42] <BuGo_laptop> :) tnx
[14:42] <ActionParsnip1> Hani: thats the fast way
[14:42] <imaginary> Negao: little
[14:42] <Balsaq> i found the start up menue and am tempted to disable thing to make it bott up faster, if its like windows  i could disable lots of stuff on start up because it was still there, just not at the startup, is that how ubuntu works?
[14:42] <imaginary> a little
[14:42] <NewUser33> question: why i can't set resolution on 1680x1050
[14:42] <Hani> ActionParsnipl: i don't need overload on the server
[14:42] <grawity> BuGo_laptop: And now go search for "shell functions" in bash's manpage.
[14:42] <ActionParsnip1> Hani: so if you want to get rid of all the .log files you'd run: rm *.log
[14:43] <ActionParsnip1> Hani: the kernel will manae it as best it can but you said its urgent so you will have to
[14:43] <NewUser33> i can set only lower resolutions
[14:43] <imaginary> i tried dexconf in terminal
[14:43] <imaginary> did nothing as far as i can tell
[14:43] <BuGo_laptop> grawity, i have searched for that and made a murder function. but it is not useful now
[14:44] <Hani> ActionParsnipl: you way make too much overheah on the server, I believe
[14:44] <ActionParsnip1> Hani: urgent means "do it now or serious consequences will happen" not "sit and chat about it for a while"
[14:44] <bening> ikey, what is that?
[14:44] <AlastairDewar> Hey, wondering if anyone here could answer a quick question about File Systems?
[14:44] <Hani> ActionParsnipl: i have one day to do it
[14:44] <ActionParsnip1> !ask | AlastairDewar
[14:45] <grawity> Hani: find path/ -name '*.log' -delete; is the fastest way, I think.
[14:45] <ActionParsnip1> Hani: thats not hugely urgent, you can use file globbing like *.log etc and delete the files you dont want
[14:45] <AlastairDewar> Does anyone know what Filesystems are supported by linux and mac?
[14:45] <AlastairDewar> I have to transfer a 6GB file via usb drive and Fat32 cant handle that size
[14:45] <BuGo_laptop> why ubuntu redraws all windows when i press backspace in empty text field (firefox, xchat, netbeans)
[14:46] <Hani> ActionParsnipl: my problem is the server handking a lot of services
[14:46] <llutz> AlastairDewar: split it
[14:46] <Hani> and i need to minimize overhead
[14:46] <HHO> once i tried to creat a full instalation ubuntu 9.x in a pen drive 8 G , but it was slowly on graphic , actually running it from an live pen 1g it is very fast, faster then in from hard drive install . unfortunally allways i conect from pen live , i got to conect to internet with cable to get wireless driver working and i cant have a login user and password .
[14:46] <grawity> AlastairDewar: Then use either ext3 (maybe ext2) or NTFS, I guess.
[14:46] <AlastairDewar> Thanks
[14:46] <grawity> Hani: 'man nice'
[14:46] <AlastairDewar> Wasnt sure of Mac's support for Ext3
[14:46] <grawity> AlastairDewar: I'm sure it has read support for both.
[14:46] <AlastairDewar> Sweet
[14:47] <ActionParsnip1> AlastairDewar: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_file_systems   has a section labelled OS Support
[14:47] <AlastairDewar> Much appreciated
[14:47] <grawity> AlastairDewar: OS X is based on BSD, anyway.
[14:47] <AlastairDewar> Yeah
[14:47] <bening> ikey, what is that
[14:47] <BuGo_laptop> any ideas?
[14:47] <Hani> grawity: your way also not too much fast, I believe
[14:47] <rigel> hi, im having a problem with my system locking up in Jaunty. currently my display is frozen but ssh and everything else is running in the background. this happens on my laptop too at inopportune moments so im wondering what sort of data i need to collect in order to file a bug report
[14:48] <serp> ext3 works through command line mounts in os x
[14:48] <serp> but not in the gui by default i don't think
[14:48] <AlastairDewar> So maybe stick with Ext2 to be safe?
[14:48] <grawity> Hani: There is a physical limit at how fast one can do file operations. And since for every file the OS has to update the file list...
[14:48] <serp> i am unsure about ext2 support in the gui
[14:49] <hanshenrik> chances the GCC 4.4.1 builds for karmic will work with januty? (dont know witch channel to ask this so im asking in both :p)
[14:50] <Hani> ActionParsnipl,grawity :Thanks
[14:50] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: don't mix debs from a different release, you'll get a big tangled mess
[14:50] <AlastairDewar> UFS might suit my needs actually
[14:50] <Sirisian> I'm trying to compile ubuntu and I'm following this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile and when I try to install the package "Couldn't find package linux-kernel-devel" did they change the names? I did an apt-get update
[14:50] <Geekneeus> Hello, I've added an application that's stopping my system from functioning correctly with the "startup applications" UI, could somebody tell me where this UI application stores it's information so I can remove the entry?
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[14:50] <j_> my flash player wont work help
[14:50] <lola1990> voila le 1er site de tchat rencontre gratuit sexe +18 ... au monde sur  ( www.casafilm.tk  )
[14:50] <FloodBot3> lola1990: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:50] <ActionParsnip1> Geekneeus: you can use bum
[14:51] <dchaffee> New at Ubuntu, I have connected a usb external CDR drive and need to update drivers?? Drive reads fine but will not record.
[14:51] <ActionParsnip1> !boot | Geekneeus
[14:51] <Geekneeus> thanks!
[14:51] <Sirisian> oh nvm
[14:52] <hwm> !dualboot
[14:52] <vinoman> I've noticed running Karmic live that now the network manager wants to install a wifi driver instead of just finding your wireless networks. Why would they do that?
[14:52] <BuGo_laptop> any ideas why every window is redrawed on  backspace in empty text field?
[14:52] <grawity> BuGo_laptop: It might be the 'visual bell'.
[14:52] <serp> vinch, you might try asking in #ubuntu+1
[14:52] <coz_> Sirisian,  generally  devel  packages are marked  .dev  in synaptic
[14:52] <serp> err wrong person
[14:52] <vinoman> It seems like a step backwards, 9.04 works so well with wifi, why would they change it?
[14:52] <BuGo_laptop> grawity, show should i turn it off?
[14:52] <serp> vinoman, you might try asking #ubuntu+1
[14:53] <Sirisian> coz_, nah I overlooked the line that said the package wasn't in jaunty
[14:53] <coz_> Sirisian,  ah I see
[14:53] <Pici> vinoman : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[14:53] <andi_> andonk
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[14:53] <FloodBot3> lola1990: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:53] <andi_> halo smua
[14:54] <Pici> !id | andi_
[14:54] <andi_> halooooooooooooo
[14:54] <VCoolio> Geekneeus: check in ~/.config/autostart
[14:54] <coz_> lola1990  seems to be  advertising sex sites :)
[14:55] <sipior> coz_: probably why he was kicked :-)
[14:55] <hwm> does anybody here has installed ubuntu on dv4 hp notebook?
[14:56] <JonathanEllis> I am trying to generate a lircd.conf file using irrecord but I am confused by the usage of the irrecord file. I ran irrecord ~/Desktop/recordedremote and I have put the output at http://pastebin.com/f4d76a7d. Can someone help please. Iv'e spent about three hours on this so far and I seem to be getting nowhere fast.
[14:56] <BuGo_laptop> grawity, you have saved my ass twice today!
[14:56] <Geekneeus> Ok well I've checked bum and I can't run it because I have no accessible GUI and it's a GUI app, I've looked thought /etc/rc.local /etc/init.d and /etc/init.d/rc.local and it doesn't appear that the "Startup Applications" UI has created files in that directory, any other suggestions available?
[14:56] <BuGo_laptop> i would buy you some bear if i knew you!
[14:56] <VCoolio> Geekneeus: check in ~/.config/autostart
[14:56] <BuGo_laptop> \m/ ^_^ \m/
[14:56] <Dr_Willis> Geekneeus:  those would be in the users home dir. bum wouldent affect those.
[14:57] <Dr_Willis> !autostart
[14:57] <vasez> What is the proper way to auto load a kernel module at boot?
[14:57] <zed_toocool> hello
[14:57] <Geekneeus> Ah yes they are! it lists to .desktop files though
[14:58] <Geekneeus> but they're seemingly the entries, I wonder where it put the .desktop files
[14:58] <Dr_Willis> Geekneeus:  thats how the system works. :)
[14:58] <Dr_Willis> Geekneeus:  .desktop files, or scripts. or links to executables
[14:58] <zed_toocool> ...
[14:58] <VCoolio> Geekneeus: .local/share/applications maybe?
[14:59] <Dr_Willis> Geekneeus:  you wanting to remove or add things?
[14:59] <ActionParsnip1> Geekneeus: they are links to the ones in /usr/share/applications
[14:59] <Dimensions> Hiya ... does any one know of a Web Hosting channel ? I have a ubuntu server but the problem i have is hosting related ...
[14:59] <sipior> vasez: add it to /etc/modules.
[14:59] <ActionParsnip1> Geekneeus: if you run: file <one of those files>    it will tell you
[14:59] <vasez> sipior: thank you
[14:59] <ActionParsnip1> Dimensions: #httpd
[15:00] <Dimensions> thanks ActionParsnip1
[15:01] <Geekneeus> I want to remove an application that I added with "Startup Applications" Dr_Willis, the .desktop files are neither in the suggested locations :(
[15:01] <Dr_Willis> Geekneeus:  gnome also has its session manager settings.. somewhere..
[15:01] <Dr_Willis> and i dont recall where.. proberly will need to use the gconf editor.
[15:01] <mikla> !info ufo
[15:02] <j_> my flash player 9 wont let me watch movies help
[15:02] <ActionParsnip1> j_: try flasplayer 10
[15:02] <Geekneeus> I wish I could remember how to search for files heh it'd be useful right now
[15:02] <JonathanEllis> I am trying to generate a lircd.conf file using irrecord but I am confused by the usage of the irrecord file. I am trying to follow the information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallLirc/Hardy and http://www.lirc.org/html/configure.html. I ran irrecord ~/Desktop/recordedremote and I have put the output at http://pastebin.com/f4d76a7d. At https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallLirc/Hardy#Unlisted%20Remote under "Recording
[15:02] <theadmin> Geekneeus: "locate filename"
[15:02] <mikla> !info ufoai
[15:02] <ActionParsnip1> Geekneeus: sudo find / -name "<something>"
[15:03] <ActionParsnip1> Geekneeus: e.g.  sudo find / -name "fire*"
[15:03] <Prometheus> hi
[15:03] <iskin> Hey, what is the program that allows you to use <Mod>+<SPACE> to bring up a dialog to run programs from?
[15:03] <JohannesSM64> is there any working way to disable GNOME tooltips in jaunty?
[15:03] <DjAngo23> Im configuring a new Ubuntu Server, what should i do with the field [Sysetem mail name] ? It's asked when i'm configuring [Postfix Configuration] ? Should i write localhost or gmail.com ?
[15:03] <j_> my flash player 9 wont let me watch movies someone help
[15:03] <JohannesSM64> i've tried the gconf-editor settings, they are broken and don't work anymore
[15:03] <JohannesSM64> for tooltips, that is
[15:03] <VCoolio> iskin: gnome-do
[15:03] <Take0n> j_, try to upgrade to flash player 10..
[15:04] <Geekneeus> Thank you, vi has shown me how awesome it is by alerting me to a new function within it. I had no idea it could do that wow
[15:04] <ActionParsnip1> j_: have you tried 10?
[15:04] <iskin> VCoolio, TY
[15:04] <grawity> DjAngo23: Write the server's FQDN (host.domain.tld)
[15:04] <Geekneeus> thanks for the help, think I've sorted it now :)
[15:04] <ctrueman> ?
[15:04] <VCoolio> iskin: or launchy or kupfer for alternatives
[15:04] <grawity> DjAngo23: Or at least, only the domain.
[15:04] <j_> i dont know
[15:04] <ActionParsnip1> j_: are you running 64bit ubuntu?
[15:05] <Onetwooz> hi all
[15:05] <j_> would it be in the add remove program list
[15:05] <Masumex> can i get some help ?
[15:05] <Take0n> j_, no in the synaptic
[15:05] <ActionParsnip1> j_: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[15:05] <DjAngo23> grawity: It's gonna be a local server. Can i use whatever i want then ?
[15:05] <grawity> DjAngo23: Only the hostname, then.
[15:05] <ActionParsnip1> !ask | Masumex
[15:05] <Masumex> can someone help me with the desktop cube?? i cannot get it to work... Help!!!!!
[15:06] <Masumex> can someone help me with the desktop cube?? i cannot get it to work... Help!!!!!
[15:06] <Dr_Willis> !cube
[15:06] <DjAngo23> grawity: Okay, thanks ;)
[15:06] <ActionParsnip1> Masumex: have you installed video drivers?
[15:06] <Dr_Willis> Masumex:  its not like the cube is a CRITICAL thing.. calm down.
[15:06] <Masumex> thanx
[15:06] <Masumex> i know i just really want to give it a try..
[15:07] <ActionParsnip1> Masumex: you wont get 3d without 3d drivers
[15:07] <Dr_Willis> Masumex:  install the proper 3d drivers to get compiz going.. install the 'ccsm' tool to enable 4+ 'desktops' and  start cubeing.
[15:07] <Dr_Willis> !ccsm
[15:07] <Dr_Willis> Then get sick of the cube and disabel it 4 min later.
[15:08] <Take0n> lol
[15:08] <JohannesSM64> yeah agreed
[15:08] <Dr_Willis> cube with 2+ monitors - dont work too good either.
[15:08] <Dr_Willis> just looks ugly
[15:08] <JohannesSM64> I only like the fades
[15:08] <JohannesSM64> out of the desktop effects
[15:08] <Dr_Willis> I like the window previews on the taskbar. and a few otehr compiz features.
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> zoom is handy at times.
[15:09] <RafaeLinux> s
[15:09] <skath> I find expo mode handy
[15:09] <RafaeLinux> buenas :D
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> I find expo uselessly ugly with 2+ moitors. :)
[15:09] <Onetwooz> Greetings, at me the important news, America are under the threat of nuclear attackf nuclear attack
[15:09] <Take0n> !compiz
[15:10] <genii> !ot | Onetwooz
[15:10] <j_> my flash player 10 wont let me play movies
[15:11] <ActionParsnip1> j_: can you provide the output of: uname -a   please
[15:12] <j_> what does that mean
[15:12] <ActionParsnip1> j_: its a terminal command
[15:12] <j_> oh
[15:12] <ActionParsnip1> j_: it'll tell us about your kernel
[15:13] <j_> where do i find it
[15:13] <ActionParsnip1> !terminal
[15:13] <imaginary> who was helping me before again?
[15:13] <KatarN> long live to windows!!!
[15:14] <ActionParsnip1> j_: type the command then copy the output and paste it here
[15:14] <j_> ok
[15:14] <dios_mio> ActionParsnip1 , isnt j_ a bit too dumb to use this OS?
[15:15] <ActionParsnip1> dios_mio: we all start somewhere, i'm sure s/he is quite intelligent, just new to the OS
[15:15] <dios_mio> ActionParsnip1 , sure
[15:15] <ActionParsnip1> dios_mio: cut a guy some slack and let him suprise you (or her)
[15:16] <attipi> help action
[15:16] <dios_mio> ActionParsnip1 , lets see :)
[15:16] <ActionParsnip1> attipi: ask the channel
[15:17] <attipi> sorry, I just probe the irc commands :D
[15:17] <hwm> does anybody here has installed ubuntu on dv4 hp notebook?
[15:18] <JonathanEllis> Can someone help me interpret a help page please? Its here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallLirc/Hardy#Unlisted Remote. The bit I am having trouble with is under "Recording a Remote" where it says "Insert the module that you intend to record from." Now I don't know which module to modprobe and I also don't know which device name to use in irrecord. The output of  cat /proc/bus/input/devices is pasted at http://pastebin.com/f738073e7. My rem
[15:18] <Geekneeus> Everything works again, woohoo.
[15:18] <ActionParsnip1> !anybody | hwm
[15:18] <trijntje_> Hi all, my computer just shutdown itself for no aparent reason. Maybe it was caused by using right-alt with some keys, is this a known keybinding in ubuntu?
[15:18] <ActionParsnip1> Geekneeus: wtg :)
[15:19] <sipior> trijntje: alt-SysRq-R, by any chance?
[15:19] <Geekneeus> haha
[15:19] <ni1s> ubottu, "Don't ask to ask, just ask."
[15:19] <hanshenrik> added karmic's repo's to jaunty, updated gcc/g++/cpp/ (4.4.1), and it compiled just fine, and the output file works (seemingly) just fine as well! :P  well that was a fun test
[15:19] <trijntje_> sipior: no, just number key's
[15:20] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: you'll see why its a bad idea soon enough
[15:20] <dios_mio> sipior , what does that key sequence do?
[15:20] <hanshenrik> ActionParsnip1: u mean like update-manager will go crazy? :p
[15:20] <sipior> dios_mio: it reboots the machine. as a matter of last resort...
[15:20] <dios_mio> oh cool
[15:20] <sipior> dios_mio: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_SysRq_key
[15:20] <hanshenrik> ActionParsnip1: (anyway i removed the repo's)
[15:21] <dios_mio> sipior  thanks
[15:21] <sipior> dios_mio: actually, alt-SysRq-B
[15:22]  * sipior doesn't even see the keys anymore...
[15:22] <dsdeiz> !apparmor
[15:22] <dsdeiz> is it ok to remove that ^^
[15:22] <kuba_> heloo
[15:23] <trijntje_> what can cause ubuntu to shut down itself without any notice?
[15:23] <hwm> i'm having a sound problem on a hp dv4-1280us, when ubuntu starts the sound keeps beeping, what can i do?
[15:23] <Guest41243> cio tam
[15:23] <Appiah> When I shutdown ubuntu (Jaunty) the splash does not show , and neither does console ,just goes black
[15:23] <hanshenrik> ActionParsnip1: (btw on an intresting note, it used almost 40 seconds longer to compile the program)
[15:23] <Guest41243> fuck you
[15:23] <C-S-B> trijntje the processor over heating?
[15:23] <doglino> please, someone can indicate a site to convert ps to pdf?
[15:24] <trijntje_> C-S-B, i wasnt doing anything intensive, where should i chekc that?
[15:24] <kingdiamond> :-??
[15:24] <riegersn> hey guys, im trying to install kubuntu-desktop package on 9.10 but getting errors. about 4 or 5 kdelib packages are getting 404 errors. any ideas?
[15:24] <Halitech> !9.10 | riegersn
[15:24] <grawity> doglino: Doesn't Ubuntu come with a 'ps2pdf' or 'pstopdf' command?
[15:24] <stwange> does ls ~user not work on ubuntu? I've used it before but I can't remember if it was centos, bsd or ubuntu
[15:24] <riegersn> oops, sorry i ment 9.04
[15:25] <riegersn> Halitech, im using jaunty sorry about the mixup there
[15:25] <C-S-B> trijntje check the processor temp, physically check to make sure it's well cooled. you can look in /var/log to see if anything went wrong linux-wise but it would be odd to just turn off
[15:25] <grawity> stwange: It is a feature of the 'bash' shell, and it works on Ubuntu.
[15:25] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: you'll see. mixing releases is a bad idea
[15:26] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: theres a reason why the debs for karmic are for karmic and not anything else
[15:26] <stwange> grawity, james@bambi:~$ ls ~survey    ls: cannot access ~survey: No such file or directory    james@bambi:~$ echo $SHELL    /bin/bash    james@bambi:~$ ls /home/survey    bin  lib
[15:26] <ActionParsnip1> stwange: its $USER if you want the current user
[15:26] <danonura> hello. how do i make changes to "asound.state" text file permanently. it reverts to old file after reboot. i used nautilus and gedit under sudo. ver 8.04.
[15:26] <giskard> dude what component (pam?) show stats of the computer after login (shell)?
[15:26] <grawity> stwange: Hmm. Does 'id survey' work?
[15:27] <ActionParsnip1> giskard: stats like what?
[15:27] <grawity> giskard: I think those stats are written to /etc/motd.
[15:27] <grawity> giskard: Check root's crontab
[15:27] <stwange> ah thanks grawity, I thought it just pointed to /home/whateveryoutyped, didn't realise it checked the users file. /home/survey is just a symlink
[15:27] <hanshenrik> ActionParsnip1: :p ya, but shouldn't be any problem removing those packages right?
[15:27] <giskard> grawity: like cpu / system laod
[15:27] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: possibly, they will have weird deps so may break other stuff when you remove them'
[15:27] <grawity> stwange: ~user expands to the homedir of 'user' as defined in /etc/passwd|LDAP|NIS|whatever.
[15:28] <ActionParsnip1> giskard: load can be seen with: top
[15:28] <stwange> makes sense, learn something new every day huh grawity :)
[15:28] <giskard> ActionParsnip1: no dude, i'm not talking about HOW to do so. is why after the normal motd i see metrics
[15:28] <giskard> before last login
[15:28] <grawity> ActionParsnip1: Ubuntu Server displays some stats in /etc/motd every time you login.
[15:28] <ActionParsnip1> grawity: nice
[15:28] <hanshenrik> ActionParsnip1: hmm.. well luckly i doesn't got much on this pc, could do a reformat if everything goes to hell ^^
[15:28] <giskard> grawity: true. it's done via cront job?
[15:28] <grawity> giskard: I think so.
[15:29] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: best way to be ;D
[15:29] <ActionParsnip1> grawity: learning every day :D
[15:29] <riegersn> hey guys, im trying to install kubuntu-desktop package on 9.04 but getting errors. about 4 or 5 kdelib packages are getting 404 errors. any ideas?
[15:29] <Pici> giskard: see the manpage for motd.tail for how that message is created.
[15:29] <hanshenrik> ActionParsnip1: (tho i should backup those things with the WLAN card, if u remember :p)
[15:29] <ActionParsnip1> riegersn: run: sudo apt-gt update
[15:30] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: if its important, back it up
[15:30] <giskard> Pici: uhm nothing point me to stats, i guess there is a pam lib like pam_lastlog.
[15:30] <shomon> hi, I'm trying to upgrade from ubuntu 8.04
[15:30] <Evelina> I try to convert text encoding. The problem is that when I use a php script to convert utf-8 text into utf-8 then Terminal won't display it correctly, but when conveting latin-1 into utf-8 the text willls how up in a correct manner in Terminal. Why?
[15:30] <shomon> but I get problems calculating the upgrade.. how do I debug?
[15:30] <Evelina> I use utf8_encode() in my php script.
[15:31] <giskard> Pici: something wrote in motd file before  calling pam_lastlog.
[15:32] <Pici> giskard: I seem to have modified that file on my install here because I didnt want to see that information, so I cant check to see what it was doing before. :/
[15:32] <Doonz> hey guys, im looking for a way to search 100 or so .txt files for a certain string. and when that string is found have it output to another txt file with the name of the txt file it was found it any ideas?
[15:32] <g_> hi, can anyone recommend a decent word processor please. one which does spelling and grammar checking
[15:33] <quaid__> g_ abiword
[15:33] <Halitech> g_, open office, koffice, abiword
[15:33] <thiebaude> g_, openoffice
[15:33] <g_> openoffice does grammar checking?
[15:34] <g_> i changed the language, and now it isn't doing any spell checking at all
[15:34] <Danielsaan> g_: Ooo does grammer checking
[15:35] <thiebaude> Danielsaan, yea, i also just seen that in oo
[15:35] <Pici> Doonz: You can use grep for that. i.e: grep "some string" *.txt > output
[15:35] <g_> strange. i changed the language to uk english, and now i lost all the wiggly lines!
[15:35] <Doonz> Pici: but will that show what txt file had the string in it?
[15:36] <Pici> Doonz: grep does that by default when grepping through multiple files.
[15:36] <trijntje_> Hi all, my logs get filled up with this kind of messages, what can i do to stop this? http://paste.ubuntu.com/280434/
[15:36] <Doonz> Pici thanx
[15:37] <erUSUL> trijntje_: that's the firewalls logging
[15:37] <erUSUL> trijntje_: what fw frontend do you use; if any ?
[15:37] <carresmd> Pici: I've 'learned' to use 'grep -irl <sting> <dir>' ?
[15:37] <g_> mhh, i don't have an english uk language modules apparently
[15:39] <trijntje_> erUSUL, I used firestarter a while, but this is filling my logs up so bad that I cannot acces them..
[15:39] <Gurkan`> Hello, i cant seem to be able to connect to a computer running windows using Places->Connect to Server. i get the error "Cannot display location "some.ip.or.hostname"" "volume doesn't implement mount". does anybody have any idea how to fix this?
[15:39] <erUSUL> trijntje_: well iptables has the ption to use ulog so fw logs end up in a separate /var/log/ulog/ dir
[15:40] <erUSUL> trijntje_: i use firehol and enabled that not sure how its done in firestarter
[15:40] <ldlework> erUSUL,  were you the guy I was talking to about crappy Urban Terror performance?
[15:41] <erUSUL> ldlework: yes; two days ago?
[15:41] <ldlework> It was probably longer than that
[15:41] <trijntje_> erUSUL, i have no firewall frontend at the moment, ill install firehol if that gets the job done
[15:41] <ldlework> anyway
[15:41] <ldlework> You should try disabling ipv6 erUSUL
[15:41] <erUSUL> ldlework: that fixes it for you ?
[15:42] <ldlework> On my work machine, not my home machine!
[15:42] <ldlework> I wonder if it works for you.
[15:42] <erUSUL> trijntje_: so what is enabling the firewall in your install ?
[15:42] <erUSUL> ldlework: will give it a shot when i can
[15:43] <carresmd> Idlework, erUSUL; Which only works with the proposed kernel (if it hasn't already been 'un-proposed' ..
[15:43] <trijntje_> erUSUL, what do you mean?
[15:44] <erUSUL> trijntje_: if you do not have firewall nor any other firewall program what is enabling iptables ?
[15:45] <ActionParsnip1> erUSUL: i though iptables was always there, just not configured
[15:45] <erUSUL> trijntje_: firs firewall should read firestarter ;)
[15:45] <erUSUL> ActionParsnip1: correct
[15:45] <ndlovu> what is the command to remount all filesystems? mount -o remount -a ?
[15:45] <dsdeiz> mount -a ?
[15:46] <trijntje_> erUSUL, I have guwf installed
[15:46] <ActionParsnip1> ndlovu: sudo mount -a
[15:46] <erUSUL> trijntje_: maybe there is an option in it to enable ulog
[15:46] <theadmin> what is the package name for rhytmbox?
[15:46] <ActionParsnip1> !info rhytmbox
[15:46] <g_> !info rhythmbox
[15:46] <Pici> theadmin: rhythmbox
[15:46] <g_> ;)
[15:47] <theadmin> %) guess i kept spelling it wrong
[15:47] <trijntje_> erUSUL, I can disable logging, ill see if that works, thanks
[15:47] <ActionParsnip1> !info rhythmbox | theadmin
[15:47] <sparr> NetworkManager does not respect read-only (-w) on /etc/resolv.conf.  Bug?
[15:47] <erUSUL> trijntje_: ok; good luck
[15:47] <g_> mhh, is it possible to have uk-english spell/grammar checker in oo?
[15:47] <g_> it's a bit of a dealbreaker for me :(
[15:47] <ct529> strange question .... can 32 bit programs use more than 4GB of RAM when run on Ubuntu 64 bit?
[15:47] <theadmin> Okay, okay, i got it already.
[15:48] <theadmin> ct529: maybe...
[15:48] <ct529> maybe through some extended memory "scheme"?
[15:48] <grawity> ct529: I don't think so.
[15:48] <ndlovu> ActionParsnip1, does that automatically remount?
[15:48] <ndlovu> ActionParsnip1, tks, it seems it does :)
[15:48] <ActionParsnip1> g_: sure: http://wiki.eeeuser.com/howto:openofficeukdict?s=thesaurus
[15:48] <ct529> grawity: so there is an intrinsic limit there?
[15:48] <ActionParsnip1> ndlovu: new command learned eh :)
[15:49] <gregwa> could some one help with an upgrade issue?
[15:49] <peppot> anyone else on karmic and seeing bad wireless (iwlagn) performance? solutions?
[15:49] <ActionParsnip1> !karmic | peppot
[15:49] <ndlovu> ActionParsnip1, always good to add one :)
[15:49] <Halitech> gregwa, what kind of issue and ipgrading from what version to what version?
[15:49] <ct529> or can they be made to use it using the memory using the lower 4GB as a stack / registry?
[15:49] <lolufail> hi
[15:49] <lolufail> can anyone make sense of this kernel oops?
[15:49] <lolufail> http://pastebin.com/m56628b69
[15:49] <ActionParsnip1> !anyone | gregwa
[15:50] <ct529> grawity: ?
[15:50] <donaldo> how to enable an integrated subwoofer toshiba x205 laptop?
[15:50] <trijntje_> ubuntu shutdown without any notice, where to look for details?
[15:50] <gregwa> Thanks.  I'm at (I THINK) intrepid.  Doing a lsb_release -a shows Distributor ID: Debian  Can't run upgrade to 9.04 using alt-cd.  says can't upgrade.
[15:50] <ActionParsnip1> trijntje_: /var/log/kern.log
[15:50] <gregwa> software sources won't run
[15:50] <ActionParsnip1> gregwa: ask in #debian
[15:51] <gregwa> everything in sources.list shows intrepid
[15:51] <ActionParsnip1> gregwa: you arent running ubuntu, you are running debian
[15:51] <gregwa> but I'm really running ubuntu
[15:51] <gregwa> no, I'm running ubuntu
[15:51] <ActionParsnip1> http://pastebin.com/f216c199e
[15:51] <Halitech> gregwa, can you use pastebin and show us the sources.list file
[15:51] <Khalid> hello, I just bought a new laptop, with Intel Core 2 Duo processor and 4GiBs of RAM, I want to put Ubuntu 9.04 Desktop 64-bit version in it, how much Swap should I give it? and are there 64-bit drivers for ATi video card in Ubuntu?
[15:52] <gregwa> don't know how to use pastebin
[15:52] <Halitech> Khalid, what video card?
[15:52] <joaopinto> !pastebin | gregwa
[15:52] <ActionParsnip1> Khalid: for swap I'd use 2Gb
[15:52] <Halitech> !pastebin | gregwa
[15:52] <pozic> Khalid: swap? Heh. You don't need swap.
[15:52] <pozic> Khalid: and if you do, you would already know the answer yourself.
[15:52] <kroson> ppl does anyone know how to assign something to the eee 901 instant keys?
[15:52] <ActionParsnip1> Khalid: for hibernate etc, use 4Gb
[15:52] <kroson> like some features
[15:52] <joaopinto> Khalid, using the 2x ram rule will not hurt you
[15:53] <Khalid> Halitech: ATi Mobility Radeon HD 4330
[15:53] <ActionParsnip1> !shortcut | kroson
[15:53] <ActionParsnip1> !ati | Khalid
[15:53] <kroson> im using kubuntu is it the same?
[15:53] <trijntje_> ActionParsnip1, /var/log/kern.log doesnt show any errors or the like. Neighter does syslog
[15:54] <ndlovu> any idea how (1) root mount point (/) can be commented out in /etc/fstab and still be mounting, and (2) swap can be commented out and not working?
[15:54] <gregwa> !pastebin | gregwa
[15:54] <hwm> how to install the latest intel 4500MHD drivers?
[15:54] <Halitech> Khalid, the ati drivers are weak right now in 9.04, you may want to think about either using 8.04 or returning it and getting a laptop with an Nvidia card
[15:54] <ActionParsnip1> gregwa: you run: gedit /etc/apt/sources.list    copy the contents, browse to http://pastebin.com   paste the text, type your name, click paste then when the page changes, copy the address bar and paste it here
[15:54] <ActionParsnip1> trijntje_: there will be gold in that folder
[15:55] <Halitech> Khalid, there is an ati driver here if you want to try it http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.4.1&product=<IP_ADDRESS>.38&lang=English
[15:55] <carresmd> ndlovu: root is mounted via the kernel
[15:55] <DjAngo23> Someone wants to give me a hand with my wirelesse connection ?
[15:55] <DjAngo23> Error for wireless request "Set Encode" (8B2A)
[15:55] <carresmd> ndlovu: Or at least during boot time
[15:55] <DjAngo23> when trying to type in my key
[15:55] <gregwa> http://pastebin.com/m34872704
[15:55] <Khalid> Halitech: couldn't get an affordable one, is this going to be improved in 9.10 or 10.04 :/
[15:56] <ndlovu> carresmd, that's interesting. if I try to uncomment the root and swap mount definitions in fstab, and then remount, it says "mount: mount point  does not exist"
[15:56] <makmum> help me yah. I want to install from tar.gz, what package is needed to make. to make and make install successfully ???
[15:57] <tehbaut> does ubuntu have path length limits like winblows? or can I have filenames a mile long in a directory a mile deep and not have any issues?
[15:57] <carresmd> ndlovu: That's because it isn't in fstab anymore ;)
[15:57] <ActionParsnip1> gregwa: ok you have an intrepid sources.lst file but i imagine you installed debian then have changed your sources file
[15:57] <adonai2009> i created a swapp file , but when trying to hibernat ubuntu says dont find a swap file .
[15:57] <adonai2009> why ?
[15:57] <Halitech> Khalid, its hard to say, hopefully the ati driver support will get better but hard to say
[15:57] <ActionParsnip1> adonai2009: did you run: sudo swapon /dev/<partition>
[15:58] <gregwa> I've never installed debian on this machine.  never done debian directly for 4 years.  Always used ubuntu since dapper
[15:58] <ActionParsnip1> adonai2009: and is it formatted as swap
[15:58] <Khalid> k, thanks for helping :)
[15:58] <ashmew2> Hi , was wondering if someone could help me out in writing some sort of game algorithm ?
[15:58] <ndlovu> carresmd, good point!
[15:58] <llutz> adonai2009: you'll need a swap-partition for hibernation, not a file (irrc)
[15:58] <Andre_Gondim> how may I install cups in version 1.2.8
[15:58] <adonai2009> it it is , but i didn run nolines comand
[15:58] <ActionParsnip1> gregwa: your lsb_release says deian which makes me think you have had debian
[15:58] <adonai2009> i can do it now ?
[15:58] <Halitech> gregwa, what does it say for description in the lsb_release -a?
[15:58] <ActionParsnip1> adonai2009: sure
[15:59] <adonai2009> so help me on this
[15:59] <gregwa> 	DebianEdu/Skolelinux (terra)
[15:59] <adonai2009> i got a open comamd line
[15:59] <mattprokes> how do I see all scheduled cron jobs?
[15:59] <ActionParsnip1> adonai2009: the partition needs to be set to a swap partition in gparted or fdisk
[16:00] <adonai2009> yes it is like swap already
[16:00] <adonai2009> iam with the console open now
[16:00] <mo0nykit> Hello! I have succeeded in compiling, installing, and booting from a 2.6.31 kernel in Jaunty. But when I look at the startup screens, it says "loading AppArmor module... FAILED". When I finally get into the desktop, then into a terminal, I type "apparmor_status", it says "apparmor module is loaded", "apparmor filesystem is not mounted". Is this a conflicting report, considering that it FAILED at bootup?Is their something wrong?
[16:00] <ActionParsnip1> adonai2009: i suggest you read this, it has lots of info on how to setup a swap partition: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/handbook-x86.xml?chap=4&part=1
[16:00] <adonai2009> what to right ?
[16:00] <Halitech> gregwa, http://wiki.debian.org/DebianEdu
[16:00] <ActionParsnip1> adonai2009: read the page, you want to be about 80% down the page
[16:00] <joaopinto> mattprokes, crontab -l (with the user that has the cron jobs set), for system crons look at /etc/cron*
[16:01] <adonai2009> but how can i know the name of the partition ? i got to be back to live pen to use gpart and see it ?
[16:01] <ActionParsnip1> adonai2009: sudo fdisk -l
[16:01] <makmum> help me yah. I want to install from tar.gz, what package is needed to make. to make and make install successfully ???
[16:01] <gc_> hello
[16:01] <Halitech> gregwa, unless someone has been messing around with your system, you are running Debian, not Ubuntu
[16:02] <gregwa> so, ok.  I'm hosed for straight upgrade.  Walk me through doing install when I have a /home folder on another partition.
[16:02] <erUSUL> mo0nykit: you used ubuntu sources and config ? or did you compiled from kernel.org sources ?
[16:02] <carresmd> makmum: Try install the build-essentials package
[16:02] <sipior> ehbaut: yes, there is a 4096 character limit on the path length. you can find this and other interesting numbers in /usr/src/linux/include/linux/limits.h
[16:02] <ActionParsnip1> adonai2009: you will need to use fdisk to set the partition type to 81 (linux swap), then use the commands to format it as swap (i think) then use the swapon command
[16:02] <llutz> makmum: build-essential
[16:02] <erUSUL> !compile | mo0nykit
[16:02] <teolicy> Hi. Is there an easy (i.e., dpkg-reconfigure postfix or something guided like that) to configure postfix to use gmail as my smarthost and cause all mail sent from root@mymachine to be sent to my gmail account?
[16:02] <Halitech> gregwa, do a normal install but when it gets to the partitioning, use manual and mount your home partition at /home
[16:02] <erUSUL> !compile | makmum
[16:02] <Halitech> gregwa, also make sure you don't format the partition
[16:02] <erUSUL> mo0nykit: sorry for the compile factoid
[16:03] <gc_> Do you use the ubuntu
[16:03] <gc_> ??
[16:03] <gregwa> I'm assuming you are referring to the home partition not to format...right?
[16:03] <gc_> who can hell me ?
[16:03] <erUSUL> !ask | gc_
[16:03] <mo0nykit> erUSUL: yes, I compiled from Ubuntu sources (I got an .orig.tar.gz and a .diff.gz, then I patched the orig with the diff)
[16:03] <erUSUL> mo0nykit: and you enabled apparmor in the config ?
[16:04] <gc_> ok ,i am sorry
[16:04] <ActionParsnip1> gregwa: boot to live cd, backup all the config files you need if any are in / (like smb.conf, resolv.conf) then use the disk to wipe out / and /swap partition and reinstall, you can tell the installer to use the home partition you have as home, just DON'T tell the installer to format the data, make your username the same as it is now
[16:04] <Halitech> gregwa, yes, don't format the /home partition or it will be destroyed
[16:04] <sheepsy1> Hey all. I'm getting segfaults in various applications. I ran memtest over the weekend and reported no errors... What else can I do? Here's a sample of some segfaults from kern.log:
[16:04] <sheepsy1> Sep 28 04:53:01 igor kernel: [117263.891473] php[30492]: segfault at 7f4f3a305f30 ip 00007f4f3a305f30 sp 00007f4f38e710f8 error 14 in librt-2.9.so[7f4f3dc05000+7000]
[16:04] <sheepsy1> Sep 28 06:25:01 igor kernel: [122784.418812] mdadm[19265]: segfault at 12c ip<PHONE_NUMBER>40fd79 sp 00007fff47625b50 error 4 in mdadm[400000+2a000]
[16:04] <sheepsy1> Sep 28 08:15:02 igor kernel: [129384.624926] php[17814]: segfault at 7f18c60ccf30 ip 00007f18c60ccf30 sp 00007f18c4c380f8 error 14 in librt-2.9.so[7f18c99cc000+7000]
[16:04] <FloodBot3> sheepsy1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:04] <gregwa> ok.  thanks.  I'll shoot craps and pray.
[16:04] <Halitech> gc_, no I don't
[16:04] <makmum> ubottu. ok2. llutz: I already install build-essential
[16:04] <mo0nykit> erUSUL: that's okay, I didn't know about the "tips" link :)
[16:04] <Halitech> !help | gc_
[16:04] <mo0nykit> erUSUL: I didn't find an option for apparmor in make menuconfig. Where can I find it?
[16:05] <erUSUL> mo0nykit: i dunno becouse i use unpatched kernel.org when compiling my kernels...
[16:06] <mo0nykit> erUSUL: then you used "fakeroot make-kpkg" ?
[16:06] <sheepsy1> Hey all. I'm getting segfaults in various applications. I ran memtest over the weekend and reported no errors... What else can I do? Here's a sample of some segfaults from kern.log.: http://paste.ubuntu.com/280471/
[16:06] <carresmd> mo0nykit: try to search for apparmor references in the config file for the kernel (not sure though)
[16:06] <carresmd> mo0nykit: using grep or something
[16:07] <avertv-volar-bla> can anyone recommend me an alternative to kaffeine to watch DIGITAL tv? me-tv sucks
[16:07] <erUSUL> mo0nykit: nope; i use old style do it yourself by hand « make -jn ; sudo make install ; sudo mkinitramfs ... »
[16:07] <mo0nykit> carresmd: okay i'll try that with less, then the / command inside less :)
[16:07] <teolicy> (parroting 5 minutes ago) Is there an easy (i.e., dpkg-reconfigure postfix or something guided like that) to configure postfix to use gmail as my smarthost and cause all mail sent from root@mymachine to be sent to my gmail account?
[16:07] <ActionParsnip1> sheepsy1: have you fsck'd your drives?
[16:07] <erUSUL> mo0nykit: you can search inside menuconfig with typing "/"
[16:07] <avertv-volar-bla> can anyone recommend me an easy to use alternative to kaffeine to watch DIGITAL tv? me-tv sucks, yes it does!
[16:07] <Halitech> avertv-volar-bla, tv-time?
[16:07] <ActionParsnip1> avertv-volar-bla: mplayer
[16:08] <ActionParsnip1> xawtv
[16:08] <llutz> avertv-volar-bla: me-tv/kaffeine may suck, but alternatives (mplayer/xine) suck even more
[16:08] <mo0nykit> erUSUL: yeah I tried that, too. My problem with that method is that I don't get kernel-headers, which VirtualBox needs to add Guest Additions
[16:08] <ActionParsnip1> !tv
[16:08] <sheepsy1> ActionParsnip1: I haven't. But I have rebooted recently and it didn't startup automatically at boot so I assumed that nothing wrong was detected.
[16:08] <mo0nykit> erUSUL: searching withing menuconfig? Thanks! I was about to ask that question
[16:08] <sipior> teolicy: something like this? http://braiden.org/?p=15
[16:08] <erUSUL> mo0nykit: you have to keep your sources and build dir around for external modules to build
[16:08] <ActionParsnip1> sheepsy1: assume nothing, boot to live cd, umount all partitions and get it fsck'd
[16:08] <teolicy> sheepsy1: No guarantees, but it's probably also a good idea to check your computer isn't overheating. Generally speaking, your chassis should be cool to the touch and air flowing out of it should cool to you.
[16:08] <avertv-volar-bla> Me-TV sucks, Klear is abandonware
[16:09] <llutz> avertv-volar-bla: maybe vdr with xine-output
[16:09] <ActionParsnip1> avertv-volar-bla: ok thats 2 from that huge list, try some
[16:09] <adonai2009_> hi, it say dont find swap , try wap on -a
[16:09] <adonai2009_> how i do that ?
[16:09] <JonathanEllis> test
[16:09] <teolicy> sheepsy1: There are better ways to check if your computer overheats, like using a CPI temperature checking application.
[16:09] <carresmd> The guy with segfaults?
[16:09] <mo0nykit> erUSUL: to build what? the Guest Additions?
[16:09] <avertv-volar-bla> kaffeine does NOT suck. it rocks but it is always nice to have a 2nd app that does the job
[16:10] <bullgard> I forgot: How can I set a smaller font in the frame buffer device?
[16:10] <teolicy> sipior: dpkg-reconfigure would have been easier, but I guess I can't be too picky :) This seems excellent. Thanks.
[16:10] <sipior> teolicy: also, postfix configuration is pretty straightforward and well-documented. worth going over main.cf once or twice.
[16:10] <adonai2009_> how i do swapon -a »
[16:10] <adonai2009_> ?
[16:10] <adonai2009_> on console  or something ?
[16:10] <sheepsy1> teolicy: It's cool to the touch. What's the name of the application in apt?
[16:10] <ActionParsnip1> adonai2009_: sudo swapon /dev/<partition name>
[16:10] <Halitech> sheepsy, lmsensors
[16:10] <redsoxking1> how do you enlarge my ubuntu partition after I have installed it on a dual boot with XP and set the partiton I have unallocated space but I cant resize my ext3 partion in GParted
[16:10] <ActionParsnip1> adonai2009_: its all in the guide i gave, its the gentoo handbook dud
[16:10] <ActionParsnip1> e
[16:11] <erUSUL> mo0nykit: yes
[16:11] <ActionParsnip1> redsoxking1: you will be able to in live cd, make sure all partitions are umounted and make sure backups are recent
[16:11] <Halitech> sheepsy, actually its lm-sensors
[16:11] <adonai2009_> but i hibernat and it renitiate and off all
[16:11] <mo0nykit> erUSUL: I was able to search for apparmor, but the resulting screen doesn't tell how to navigate the menu tree to get to apparmor. How do I find the directions?
[16:11] <sheepsy1> Halitech: thanks.
[16:11] <DjAngo23> Someone wants to give me a hand with my wirelesse connection ?
[16:11] <DjAngo23> Error for wireless request "Set Encode" (8B2A)
[16:11] <DjAngo23> when trying to type in my key
[16:11] <teolicy> sipior: In about 15 years I managed to stay away from the configuration files of MTAs (not including twisted.mail), I'd love to stay out...
[16:11] <mo0nykit> erUSUL: oh there it is. I found it
[16:12] <ActionParsnip1> adonai2009_: yes, thats one reason to have swap
[16:12] <erUSUL> mo0nykit: i should tell you with a ascii tree of some sorts
[16:12] <Halitech> sheepsy, then you will need to run sudo sensors-detect after its installed and you can use xsensors to see the info
[16:12] <JonathanEllis> JonathanEllis1: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallLirc/Hardy
[16:12] <teolicy> sipior: (though I admit it's just whining on my part, I simply hate MTAs)
[16:12] <redsoxking1> thanks ActionParsnip1 didnt think of using the live cd
[16:13] <ActionParsnip1> redsoxking1: you cant manipulate partitions that are busy
[16:13] <ActionParsnip1> gotta jet kids, peace out
[16:13] <quaid__> Does anyone know if there is a ubuntu install cd with nvidia binary drivers included?
[16:13] <mo0nykit> erUSUL: Yes I found it. I'm reading up on the '?' files
[16:14] <savid> wtf,  my hard drive is making that "faint clicking noise" which tells me it's on it's death bed...  but its load cycle count is only 3106??
[16:14] <erUSUL> quaid__: it is (i|a)legal to distribute that CD
[16:14] <ct529> I was wondering if Linux implemented something similar to AWE ....
[16:14] <teolicy> sheepsy1: Also, try booting from a CD and see if segfaults persist. This should help you zoom in on software or hardware fault.
[16:14] <quaid__> thanks erUSUL
[16:14] <erUSUL> quaid__: no problem
[16:15] <quaid__> have to install opensolaris instead
[16:15] <mo0nykit> erUSUL: illegal <-- if I am right in reading (i|a)legal as "I"
[16:15] <mo0nykit> erUSUL: illegal <-- if I am right in reading (i|a)legal as "I'm not sure of the spelling" :)
[16:16] <erUSUL> mo0nykit: ilegal or alegal. i am not a lawyer or judge
[16:16] <sipior> teolicy: compared to sendmail (m4 or no), postfix is dead simple. typically only about a dozen lines need to be modified.
[16:16] <alokito> quaid__, u can make your own cd with nvidia drivers included
[16:16] <quaid__> alokito: can you point me to a HOWTO?
[16:16] <andrewmin> I just switched from a 20" Acer to a 21.5" Lenovo L215. The old Acer's default resolution was 1680x1050. The L215's is 1920x1080. However, whenever I turn on Ubuntu, it defaults to 1680x1050. (my graphics card is a Nvidia 9800GT with proprietary drivers) I even used Nvidia's setting tool; it would set it perfectly (even writing a xorg.conf file), but once I rebooted, back to 1680x1050.
[16:16] <andrewmin> Here's my xorg.conf: http://pastebin.com/f74a3dd8a
[16:16] <mo0nykit> erUSUL: i didn't know there were such words as ilegal or alegal :)
[16:17] <Pici> !offtopic | mo0nykit
[16:17] <erUSUL> mo0nykit: well i'm not english native speakern either ;P
[16:17] <alokito> quaid__, just boot with your live cd, install nvidia drivers and use usb installation
[16:17] <sheepsy1> Halitech: Hm. Would you be able to decipher sensors output? I ran sensors on cmd line and got a few lines with ALARM in them: http://paste.ubuntu.com/280476/
[16:17] <thiebaude> andrewmin, you save it in root
[16:17] <alokito> i mean usb startup disk creator
[16:17] <andrewmin> thiebaude: i did
[16:17] <quaid__> alokito: live cd wont boot, that's why I need the drivers in advance
[16:18] <andrewmin> thiebaude, i even the nvidia-settings as root
[16:18] <alokito> hmm
[16:18] <thiebaude> andrewmin, ok, i had the same problem when i first installed ubuntu
[16:18] <alokito> quaid__, have you tried linux mint?
[16:18] <sheepsy1> Halitech: Does that ALARM mean anything?
[16:18] <thiebaude> alokito, hi
[16:18] <alokito> thiebaude, hello
[16:18] <david_> I need some help on Evolution. Suddenly I can not download from either of my services ... I am getting a flas message "retrieving pop summary" and then absolutely nothing. Have not changed any settings .. This apperas to have started after last auto update of Ubuntu 9.04
[16:18] <quaid__> alokito: no - does it have the drivers?
[16:18] <andrewmin> thiebaude, how did you fix it?
[16:18] <Halitech> sheepsy, its giving you the alarm because there is a reading of 0 for those 3 items, probably doesn't have those actual sensors so I would probably just ignore them
[16:19] <di> help, i did a fresh install of kubuntu, and konsole, aterm and xterm crash when i launch them
[16:19] <alokito> quaid__, not sure but it has codecs pre-installed
[16:19] <thiebaude> andreime, i had to gksudo nvidia-settings and set my resolution and save x and close and reboot
[16:19] <carresmd> sheepsy1: Could be you power supply failing .. If that readout is correct!
[16:19] <sheepsy1> carresmd: Which values?
[16:19] <alokito> quaid__, u can find easy tutorials on how to make a custom ubuntu cd if you search google
[16:19] <carresmd> sheepsy1: Sorry?
[16:20] <quaid__> alokito: have tried various linux live distros. none boot. only opensolaris works.
[16:20] <thiebaude> andrewmin, thats weird that doesn't work for you
[16:20] <andrewmin> thiebaude, yeah, i know, that was my first thought... i tried it several times, though, and no go :-/
[16:20] <sheepsy1> carresmd: You said that power supply could be failing. I'm wondering which values make you think so.
[16:20] <alokito> quaid__, mandriva has nvidia drivers pre-installed
[16:20] <thiebaude> hmm
[16:20] <mo0nykit> erUSUL: okay back to the apparmor issue. Yes, AppArmor support is set as built-in. AppArmor boot parameter default value is 1, meaning, start during boot up. Well I read an AppArmor bug report here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/375422 it refers to 2.6.30. I don't know if it holds true for the patched 2.6.31 (Ubuntu patch 11.36)
[16:20] <carresmd> sheepsy1: line 9, 12,13
[16:21] <quaid__> alokito: thanks for the help - will try what you suggested.
[16:22] <ponyclub> ?DCC SEND "ff???f?𝑹𝑰𝑷𝑳𝑶𝑳𝑺𝑼𝑷𝑮𝑼𝒀𝑺" 0 0 0
[16:22] <carresmd> sheepsy1: I'm not sure it has anything to do with the segfaults though. Do you have by any change Windows afvailable on that system?
[16:22] <sheepsy1> carresmd: Halitech was saying that it could be just the fact that sensors aren't configured to give info.
[16:22] <sheepsy1> carresmd: What do you mean by change windows?
[16:22] <erUSUL> mo0nykit: as i said i do not use apparmor at all. dunno what is happening
[16:23] <carresmd> sheepsy1: I meant chance :)
[16:23] <sipior> me wonders when the dcc send nonsense will go away
[16:23] <sheepsy1> carresmd: No windows.
[16:23] <mo0nykit> erUSUL: okay no problem.. thanks for the help. :) I'll just post these on the forums
[16:24] <Dr_Willis> sipior:  carefull even using those words. :) ive been accidently-auto-kicked by using  the phrase d c c   s  e  n   d  befor. :)
[16:24] <mweichert> I'm having some troubles with setting up a user's cron jobs. I have my user account listed in /etc/cron.d/cron.allow. I've been using crontab -e to edit my jobs. In /var/log/syslog, I can see that my job is getting executed... the script I'm trying to execute to VERY simple: http://pastie.org/633443
[16:24] <sipior> Dr_Willis: fair point :-)
[16:24] <carresmd> sheepsy1: Maybe it's a good idea to test your system with mprime.
[16:24] <sheepsy1> Halitech, carresmd: Here's another paste. I scrolled up and noticed that when i ran sensors the first time I ALARM on every line. Now I only have it on 3. But the readouts look the same. I put the two read outs under "first time run" and "last time run" sections: http://paste.ubuntu.com/280479/
[16:24] <andrewmin> I just switched from a 20" Acer to a 21.5" Lenovo L215. The old Acer's default resolution was 1680x1050. The L215's is 1920x1080. However, whenever I turn on Ubuntu, it defaults to 1680x1050. (my graphics card is a Nvidia 9800GT with proprietary drivers) I even used Nvidia's setting tool; it would set it perfectly (even writing a xorg.conf file), but once I rebooted, back to 1680x1050.
[16:24] <andrewmin> Here's my xorg.conf: http://pastebin.com/f74a3dd8a
[16:24] <mweichert> in the script, I'm generated a log file - yet this logfile never gets created and I cannot determine why. Going crazy here ;)
[16:25] <shail> hiiiiiiiiii
[16:26] <thiebaude> andrewmin, when you installed the drivers did you System-Admimistration-hardware drivers?
[16:26] <sheepsy1> carresmd: mprime not in apt?
[16:26] <andrewmin> thiebaude, yeah
[16:26] <thiebaude> ok
[16:26] <andrewmin> thiebaude, i'm using version 180
[16:26] <carresmd> sheepsy1: Nope.
[16:26] <shail> hey plz write a script for getting  screen recorder for ubuntu hardy version
[16:26] <shail> thank you
[16:26] <thiebaude> andrewmin, im on 9.10 and using 185
[16:27] <kunji> Hey guys I'm having trouble figuring out how to make a Logitech dual action controller work with snes9x.
[16:27] <andrewmin> thiebaude, ah, in that case, i'll just wait utnil october
[16:27] <andrewmin> thiebaude, thanks man :)
[16:27] <thiebaude> andrewmin, hey, np
[16:27] <shail> hey plz write a script for getting  screen recorder for ubuntu hardy version
[16:27] <genii> mweichert: Was /tmp/build-projects.log touched with user whose cronjob ? Permissions, etc
[16:28] <carresmd> sheepsy1: http://www.mersenne.org/freesoft/
[16:28] <[fade]> !games
[16:28] <shail> hii all, have u seen "REVOLUTION OS" a movie about LINUX.ITS AWSOME....  :)
[16:29] <shail> LONG LIVE LINUX
[16:29] <genii> !ot | shail
[16:29] <hanshenrik> shail: would downloading it be a crime?
[16:29] <shail> i use torrents...
[16:29] <ct529> like mmap ....
[16:29] <ct529> ?mmap
[16:30] <Pici> shail: This channel is for Ubuntu Support only, please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other discussion
[16:30] <shail> i think it is banned or it is a crime in some countries
[16:30] <[fade]> someone can recommend any linux games?
[16:30] <yacc_> Is there a tool on linux to get exact information what kind of memory is installed in a server?
[16:30] <Dougal> i want to ssh into my computer from outside. How do i tell ubuntu to listen out and accept on port 333? That's the port my network administrator opened for me
[16:30] <Victor1> yacc_:try sudo lshw
[16:31] <shail> i m so sorry(#ubuntu-offtopic)
[16:31] <anodesni> [fade], frozen bubble
[16:31] <ashmew2> [fade] Try Nexuiz if you like FPS
[16:31] <shail> download bittorrent
[16:31] <Pici> Dougal: modify /etc/ssh/sshd_config to port 333 in addition to or instead of port 22
[16:31] <ashmew2> and not linux games , but bl0x0rz on miniclip.com was nice
[16:31] <llutz> Dougal: edit sshd_config (Port 333)
[16:31] <Victor1> yacc_: If you want a gui, lshw-gtk is in the repo.
[16:31] <anodesni> [fade], scorched 3d is also fun with multiplayer
[16:32] <shail> then go to piratebay.com for getting a torrent file(#ubuntu-offtopic)
[16:32] <Pici> !piracy | shail
[16:32] <ashmew2> !ot shail
[16:32] <suman_> hi all, is there any IM client that supports yahoo, in ubuntu?
[16:32] <ashmew2> !ot | shail
[16:32] <llutz> Dougal: if you are behind a router, just set port-forwarding (333->22)
[16:32] <Pici> shail: /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:32] <ashmew2> suman_ , use Gaim or Pidgin , they are installed by default
[16:32] <Dougal> Pici: thanks that's helpfull
[16:32] <shail> i m so sorry again
[16:32] <shail> i m so sorry again(#ubuntu-offtopic)
[16:33] <suman_> ashmew2: In 8.10 it doesnot work.....
[16:33] <Spike1506> i cant figure out how to open ms access files in openoffice ..
[16:33] <shail> plz dont take any action of banning me from the network(#ubuntu-offtopic)
[16:33] <Pici> shail: You aren't in #ubuntu-offtopic, please /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:33] <[fade]> im a looking for some better looking games
[16:33] <[fade]> like doom3 for linux
[16:33] <suman_> ashmew2: i believe it was an issue for sometime, wondering if it is fixed or not
[16:33] <[fade]> ported
[16:33] <ashmew2> suman_ , you could try using the online web messenger for yahoo also at www.webmessenger.yahoo.com
[16:33] <xemacs4321> will stable/9.04 install onto ext4 partition ?
[16:33] <yacc_> Ok, any way to decode the meaning of the row value in EDAC memory controller error messages?
[16:33] <shail> hey plz write a script for getting  screen recorder for ubuntu hardy version
[16:33] <Dougal> llutz: i'm a newb to this sort of thing, and i can't quite follow those suggestions without a bit more guidance. But thanks, i'll look into that if Pici's suggestion fails
[16:34] <erUSUL> [fade]: doom3 has a linux port (quake 4 has too)
[16:34] <ashmew2> suman_ , Although i use Pidgin myself and see no flaws in it thus far..
[16:34] <[fade]> yes, i know, i am searching similar games like that
[16:34] <ashmew2> suman_ , what is wrong with your installed client , maybe we could sort it out
[16:34] <suman_> ashmew2: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[16:34] <VCoolio> xemacs4321: yes, I did
[16:34] <ashmew2> suman_ , im using Jaunty (9,04)
[16:34] <kunji> No ideas about this controller?
[16:34] <xemacs4321> VC ty
[16:34] <anodesni> [fade], world of padman, urban terror
[16:35] <scream> I have a windows "hosts" file.  Is it usable in linux?
[16:35] <scream> ubuntu
[16:35] <genii> shail: sudo apt-get install recordmydesktop
[16:35] <suman_> ashmew2: when i try to connect, it just tries connecting and just stays that way
[16:35] <lolufail> gotta say, this channel is full of noobs, if you have a problem that requires !noobs, you have to turn to #debian, who send you here
[16:36] <sipior> lolufail: lose the unhelpful attitude.
[16:36] <kunji> lolufail: I thought this channel was supposed to be full of noobs...
[16:36] <ashmew2> suman_ , try using the webmessenger.yahoo.com , if it connects and pidgin doesnt , let me know..Also , are you sure you made the account in Pidgin in a correct way ?
[16:36] <lolufail> kunji: so where's the channel with the ubuntu !noobs?
[16:36] <carresmd> sheepsy1: Any luck?
[16:36] <FFEMTcJ> How can I sort by field 2 and then by field one? I know it would be sort +1 file > file2 to sort by the second field, but i cant figure out how to then make it sort by field one
[16:36] <celthunder> lolufail, #ubuntu
[16:36] <ubuntu> alias bishop
[16:36] <shail> hey plz write a script for getting  screen recorder for ubuntu hardy version
[16:36] <llutz> lolufail: troll away plz
[16:36] <hanshenrik> lolufail: i guess ubuntu-dev or somthin..
[16:37] <kunji> lolufail: Oh, that kind.
[16:37] <stanworld> hi
[16:37] <xemacs4321> I have 25 years of unix, sometimes i ask noob type questions
[16:37] <jiohdi> I have a lot of instances where programs like opera just die and restart for no apparent reason--why and what can be done to stop or limit this?
[16:37] <suman_> ashmew2: i did do it correctly, i used it properly in my 8.04..
[16:37] <nyu_> so i have a samba share set up and it isnt showing up on my windows machines
[16:37] <shail> plz tell me some other i m having troble in installing record..... software
[16:37] <suman_> ashmew2: it broke after i upgraded
[16:37] <stanworld> i do 'dpkg -l' and i see a packet notice 'rc' instead of 'ii' , what does it means ?
[16:37] <ubuntu> have to use live cd today
[16:37] <VCoolio> scream: there is a hosts file in /etc, maybe add lines at beginning: "<IP_ADDRESS> localhost" and "<IP_ADDRESS> <user>@<host>"
[16:37] <nyu_> oddly, it does show up in windows on vbox on the same machine
[16:38] <Victor1> For whatever odd reason, my themes suddenly dissappeared, with the exception of Redmond in controls,New Wave in window borders, and the icon themes. I can add new themes, but they do not work correctly. I tried reinstalling the Human package, but to no avail. I'm on 9.04, fresh install.
[16:38] <ashmew2> suman_ , im pretty sure this happened to me as well once..I just did a clean Jaunty install and bam it was back to pavillion , very nice again
[16:39] <xemacs4321> jiohdi, number 1, you have to choose a single program and find a problem that happens every time you do the same thing, then come here and describe specific failure !
[16:39] <suman_> ashmew2:  it works great on the web messenger
[16:39] <shail> plz watch "revolution os " a documentry on linux(# offtopic)
[16:39] <scream> The windows and linux are same hosts format?
[16:40] <ashmew2> suman_  , hmm..I think its something to do with the firewall etc
[16:40] <ubuntu> thinkin of moving from xp pro to ubuntu 9.04. any special considerations?
[16:40] <FFEMTcJ> How can I sort by field 2 and then by field one? I know it would be sort +1 file > file2 to sort by the second field, but i cant figure out how to then make it sort by field one
[16:40] <anodesni> shail: please type the following without any quotes as a message "/join #ubuntu-offtopic"
[16:40] <Halitech> ubuntu, hardware
[16:40] <ashmew2> suman_ , Whats your ISP , Airtel/BSNL ?
[16:40] <jrib> FFEMTcJ: use a pipe
[16:40] <VCoolio> scream: open in a text editor; if it contains just lines like <IP_ADDRESS> bad.domain.com #comments it's ok
[16:40] <suman_> ashmew2: i cant connect using kopete as well
[16:40] <xemacs4321> scream, the format of the executable files for linux/windows is different
[16:41] <meway> i need someone that knows it well enouph to tell me how to access other drives threw the terminal or allow me to browse my drives threw a browser with admin privlages>
[16:41] <ubuntu> maybe add ubuntu to windows xp?
[16:41] <Halitech> scream, yes the hosts files are the same format
[16:41] <suman_> ashmew2: i am using neither.... and i know the firewall doesnot block it because adium(mac) users can connect properly
[16:41] <meway> ubuntu that is
[16:41] <Dougal> how do i edit a config file when i don't have permissions?
[16:41] <FFEMTcJ> jrib: just sort +1 file | sort file > file1 ?
[16:41] <Pici> !sudo | Dougal
[16:41] <Halitech> !gksudo | Dougal
[16:41] <ubuntu> thanks
[16:41] <jrib> FFEMTcJ: sure, why not?
[16:42] <Rovanion> Hello channel. I need an application to test a USB-drive for harddrive failures. I need some way to benchmark it for errors. It doesn't matter if I have to format into another filesystem
[16:42] <Victor1> meway: sudo nautilus
[16:42] <Halitech> Dougal, you can use sudo nano in the terminal or gksudo gedit for a graphical app
[16:42] <meway> virctor1 thx i might have more question :)
[16:42] <K3rl0u4rn> how do I know if a package is installed or not from the command line ?
[16:42] <VCoolio> Victor1: meway: gksudo nautilus, check ubottus comment above
[16:42] <genii> meway: Please use gksudo and not sudo for that
[16:43] <Dougal> Thanks! useful!
[16:43] <FFEMTcJ> jrib: all that does is sorts by the first field.. it doesnt sort the second field then the first field
[16:43] <jrib> !apt | K3rl0u4rn
[16:43] <llutz> K3rl0u4rn: apt-cache policy package
[16:43] <K3rl0u4rn> (I don't want human readable output, I want to use it in a script, so output depending on current language that could not be grepped correctly is not what I want)
[16:43] <jrib> FFEMTcJ: that makes no sense
[16:43] <VCoolio> K3rl0u4rn: apt-cache policy <package>
[16:43] <meway> whats the diff from gksudo? than sudo?
[16:43] <Dougal> Halitech: never did learn any terminal based editors, i really should, but not today. So i'll use gedit
[16:43] <scream> ok
[16:43] <ubuntu> bebak... thankx
[16:44] <Rovanion> Where can I get hold of error checking app for my harddrive?
[16:44] <K3rl0u4rn> is apt-cache policy language independent ?
[16:44] <FFEMTcJ> i have a list of names (first last) I want to sort by last name and then by first name...
[16:44] <FFEMTcJ> i have a list of names (first last) I want to sort by last name and then by first name... jrib
[16:44] <jrib> FFEMTcJ: you need to sort by field 2, then sort by field 1
[16:44] <jrib> FFEMTcJ: that's not what you ran I guess
[16:44] <spike__> !list
[16:44] <VCoolio> K3rl0u4rn: I read your script comment later; try this: dpkg -l | grep <package>
[16:44] <Victor1> meway: afaik it's just that gksudo opens up a graphical window to enter the password in, sudo doesn't
[16:45] <VCoolio> K3rl0u4rn: if the output line starts with ii it is installed
[16:45] <innomen> !thunderbird
[16:45] <S33K3R> error while printing in karmic. help please!!!
[16:45] <meway> victor1 ok thx
[16:45] <FFEMTcJ> jrib: right.. how do i do that is what im asking
[16:45] <Pici> S33K3R : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[16:46] <Rovanion> I need to check my USB-harddrive for errors, how do I do it?
[16:46] <K3rl0u4rn> VCoolio: thank you
[16:46] <jrib> FFEMTcJ: "command to sort by field 2" | "command to sort by field 1" > "output file"
[16:46] <FFEMTcJ> jrib: isnt that the same as what i did? 11.43.01 < FFEMTcJ> jrib: just sort +1 file | sort file > file1 ?
[16:46] <grawity> jrib: I doubt that will work.
[16:46] <Halitech> !9.10 | S33K3R
[16:47] <jrib> grawity: why?
[16:47] <genii> Rovanion: The usual way is to boot into single-user from Grub selection, then issue something like: fsck /dev/ITS-SDX#-NAME-HERE
[16:47] <sipior> jrib: you're just going to end up sorting on the first name.
[16:47] <grawity> jrib: The second 'sort' will just re-sort the entire file by first name, making the first 'sort +1' useless.
[16:47] <meway> when i did that it still resticted me what can i do to format a drive?
[16:47] <grawity> jrib, FFEMTcJ: sort +1 +0, maybe?
[16:47] <mtprtst> ?DCC SEND "ff???f?𝑹𝑰𝑷𝑳𝑶𝑳𝑺𝑼𝑷𝑮𝑼𝒀𝑺" 0 0 0
[16:47] <Halitech> meway, use the live cd or gparted live cd
[16:48] <Rovanion> genii: Okey, is there any more extensive tests I can perform?
[16:48] <meway> i dont have the live cd on hand is there another way?
[16:48] <Halitech> meway, get the gparted live cd
[16:48] <jrib> grawity: I'm assuming sort preserves original file order when the field it sorts on is the same (that would be sane)
[16:48] <L33tCh> has anyone found a perfect solution for email with regards to outlook calendar invites? i've seen many solutions but nothing works all the time...
[16:48] <innomen> You have got ot be kidding me
[16:48] <FFEMTcJ> grawity: thanks.. that worked
[16:48] <genii> Rovanion: There is something called Ultimate Boot CD which you can download/burn/boot up to   which has many manufacturer-specific tools on it
[16:48] <meway> i have one but i do not have a disk on hand im at a work station right now 0.o
[16:49] <meway> i just need to delete the files not really need to format
[16:49] <innomen> mailto: to open thunderbird instead of outlo... i mean evolution. Any ideas? the ubottu link is from 2005 and ends in 2007, does anyone ever update that bot?
[16:49] <jrib> FFEMTcJ: does: sort -k2 file | sort -k1   not do the same thing?
[16:50] <Halitech> meway, rm -r /path/to/file
[16:50] <innomen> Guys, seriously, tell me i'm just using google wrong and that there is a way to make mozilla thunderbird the default mozilla firefox email client
[16:50] <Dougal> dumb question: if i change a config file do i have to restart the computer before it takes effect?
[16:50] <VCoolio> innomen: I checks whatever you have set as default mail client I think; system > preferences > preferred apps
[16:50] <meway> i dont know how to locate the path of my other drives...
[16:51] <Dougal> innomen: there must be
[16:51] <FFEMTcJ> jrib: nope.. that again only resorts it by the first name...
[16:51] <Halitech> innomen, system - admin - default apps?
[16:51] <jrib> FFEMTcJ: weird, coincidence it works on my example file I guess...
[16:51] <FFEMTcJ> hmm
[16:51] <anodesni> Dougal, no, but you probably have to restart the corresponding application
[16:51] <innomen> VCoolio, steop by step please? Dougal agreed, Halitech checking
[16:52] <Victor1> I'm having some trouble with themes; they have disappeared from the Appearence Preferences window, and no longer work, on the login window for instance.
[16:52] <innomen> Halitech, i see no "default apps"
[16:52] <fontxy> hola
[16:52] <Victor1> Redmond is still there, but no others. Anybody got any ideas?
[16:52] <Halitech> innomen, might be as VCoolio says, system - prefs - preferred apps
[16:52] <meway> how do i locate one of my seprate hardirves threw the terminal?
[16:52] <fccf> innomen: it is preferred applications in system> preferences
[16:52] <kunji> snes9x help please, if anyone knows that is.
[16:53] <anodesni> vicmackey, did you check at another user, if the themes are still there?
[16:53] <genii> meway: sudo fdisk -l
[16:53] <Pici> !ask | kunji
[16:53] <ashmew2> suman_ , well im really outta ideas..
[16:53] <Dougal> anodesni: the corresponding application is my ssh daemon. I'm trying to change the port i listen in on
[16:53] <anodesni> Dougal, yeah, restart it
[16:53] <meway> k? what dose the command fdisk do can you give me further depth on that command?
[16:53] <anodesni> ssh
[16:53] <Halitech> Dougal, sudo /etc/init.d/sshd restart I think
[16:54] <Pici> Dougal: its sudo invoke-rc.d ssh restart (or the other command with ssh instead of sshd)
[16:54] <kunji> Pici: I wasn't really asking to ask a question, I asked it earlier, but I'm not sure if anyone caught it...
[16:54] <Doonz> hey need some help with greping
[16:54] <Pici> meway: man fdisk will give you more information about it.
[16:54] <Victor1> anodesni: (Guessing you're talking to me), I only have one user on this machine.
[16:54] <genii> meway: fdisk is a command for finding/partitioning drives. the "-l" will list all the drives it knows about
[16:54] <innomen> Halitech, fccf, ok that worked, but FYI i have two in the list, thunderbird and mozailla thunderbird, thuinderbird worked, might i suggest someone please update the bot, the thread it links to on this subject is 4 years old
[16:54] <Doonz> NumberOfTargets = 18 <-- how would i make the 18 a value from 0 -99
[16:54] <jrib> FFEMTcJ: duh, I was doing "last first", gave you the wrong order.  sort -k1 file | sort -k2   works right?
[16:54] <meway> ok so it show me about 8 drives 0.o brb
[16:54] <raeldenk> hi all
[16:55] <meway> (its a server lol)
[16:55] <l33tch> outlook meeting requests.. what do i need to make them work all the time... i'm using evolution and managed to get them to work half the time, but still some come through just text
[16:55] <hwilde> what is the best way to install a LiveCD image onto a compact flash card?
[16:55] <anodesni> Victor1, you can make a new one, check if the themes are there, remove the user again. If the themes are there, you should clear the config files of gnome, the .gnome2 folder, however, you will loose all other settings too!
[16:55] <meway> (not the server version of ubuntu) lol
[16:55] <raeldenk> how can I save my ccsm (compiz) configs to recover them later ?
[16:56] <anodesni> Victor1, better is to rename the .gnome2 folder and see if the themes are back
[16:56] <VCoolio> raeldenk: in ccsm, probably general options, you can export
[16:56] <stanworld> i do 'dpkg -l' and i see a packet notice 'rc' instead of 'ii' , what does it means ?
[16:56] <innomen> thanks guys
[16:56] <genii> meway: Remember that when it lists something like sda1 sda2 sda3   and such, those are just partitions of the same drive (sda in this case)
[16:56] <suman_> ashmew2: thanks anyways
[16:56] <raeldenk> VCoolio, i'll see
[16:56] <suman_> ashmew2: will do with webmessenger for now
[16:56] <Victor1> Anodesni: will try. Might this have something to do with that I built & tried gnome-shell?
[16:57] <ashmew2> suman_ , well if you have computer specs , you could also look into VirtualBox
[16:57] <anodesni> Victor1, I'm almost certain it does
[16:57] <meway> it said invalid option -- '1' and than some giberish underneath that
[16:57] <ashmew2> suman_ , so you could actually use any windows application , except heavy games , on Linux
[16:57] <Halitech> meway, its a lowercase L, not the number 1
[16:57] <suman_> ashmew2: i do have virtual box.. but it hogs the memory..
[16:57] <meway> oh ok lol
[16:58] <meway> thank you that one worked now let me c if i can figure this out
[16:58] <fenixk19> Hello. There is no module usbserial in my ubuntu. is there some pretty way to add vendor and product code, instead of adding it to kernel parameters?
[16:58] <ashmew2> suman_ , i have 4 GB of ram , so i just use VirtualBox on one side of the CompizBeryl cube and Ubuntu on the other three cubes ;)..
[16:58] <VCoolio> stanworld: it was once installed, but removed and now only config files are there
[16:59] <fccf> fenixk19: what device are you trying to install?
[16:59] <suman_> ashmew2: i have 3 GB.. but usually, i am doing some development and running localservers so dont have much of memory left
[16:59] <meway> im not useing any partions there are 8 seprate drives in there ;)
[16:59] <fenixk19> usb modem
[16:59] <l33tch> ok.. finally, should have a real nick now... ok.. anyone seen a properly working solution to evolution and outlook meeting requests?
[16:59] <stanworld> VCoolio : i want remove it completeled, even config files, how to do ?
[16:59] <suman_> ashmew2: and i am on dell inspiron1525, and the intel graphics sucks
[16:59] <VCoolio> stanworld: apt-get purge
[16:59] <stanworld> thanks
[16:59] <fccf> fenixk19: be more spacific... 3G?
[16:59] <Pici> stanworld: FYI, that will not remove per-user configurations, such as files and paths under your $home
[17:00] <ashmew2> _suman ,hehe , yeah the onboard stuff is not very umm.."persuasive".. are you from india as well ?
[17:00] <fenixk19> yes, Airplus MCD-650 CDMA 3G.
[17:00] <VCoolio> Pici: but is that what "rc" in "dpkg -l" mentions?
[17:01] <fenixk19> vendor 1011 product 3198
[17:01] <fenixk19> i need it to be recognized as usb modem
[17:01] <fenixk19> and i don't want to change kernel parameters
[17:02] <raeldenk> VCoolio, it's in preference tab at left
[17:02] <meway> Halitech ok now that i have done that how do get to that drives dir i need to get in it to delet a program the fdisk -l did not help me much
[17:02] <lucky__> I am unable to use the desktop effects(compiz) in my ubuntu system.I am unable to know why. please help me. I am using the default intel graphic card and my ubuntu version is 9.04. Please help me friends.
[17:02] <mo0nykit> Hello! I found a bug in the Ubuntu patch 11.36 to the 2.6.31 kernel. It is related to the LIRC module (an "include" file missing bug). How do I file a bug report?
[17:02] <raeldenk> VCoolio, there you can exporte the compiz config
[17:02] <lucky__> I am getting error as Desktop effects can not be enabled.
[17:02] <fccf> fenixk19: as I understand it ... usbserial is compiled under the latest jaunty update, it may not be in the disk install version... You shouldn't have to change anything ... just sudo modprobe usbserial
[17:02] <VCoolio> raeldenk: ok well, use that, it worked for me once
[17:03] <meway> Halitech well not a program just any files
[17:03] <raeldenk> :)
[17:03] <scream> Once I have edited /etc/hosts what do I do to make the changes effective?
[17:03] <fenixk19> fccf: it says module not found
[17:03] <nibbler_> lucky__: is there no more info in the error that "error"?
[17:03] <rmbol> scream its effective immediately
[17:04] <gajop> when i launch another X screen, i can't hear sound on the second one coming from the first one, but i can hear sound from the second one when i'm on the first one; how do i fix it?
[17:04] <fccf> fenixk19: have you updated? what version of ubuntu are you running?
[17:04] <VCoolio> lucky__: there is a forum thread devoted to that question, you could try that: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=799070
[17:05] <fenixk19> fccf: i'am using eeebuntu 3.0.1 with latest updates
[17:05] <fccf> !bugs | mo0nykit
[17:06] <kate_> how do you patch in something?
[17:06] <mo0nykit> thanks fccf
[17:07] <Ronas> hi there, I wanted to upgrade my harddrive in my laptop. It has Ubuntu 9.04. Is there any hard drive cloning software ?
[17:07] <jrib> kate_: with the patch command.  Want to be more specific?
[17:07] <kate_> i'
[17:08] <fccf> fenixk19: eeebuntu is actually a derevitave version,  and technically isn't supported here ... try #ubuntu-eeepc , you may have to wait a while
[17:08] <meway> Can someone help me acces one of my seprated drives files ??
[17:08] <fenixk19> ok, thanks
[17:08] <jrib> meway: just ask your question
[17:09] <kate_> sorry, i'm trying to compile ardour2.8 and have received this error msg: scons: *** [libs/ardour/audio_diskstream.os] Error 1
[17:09] <kate_> scons: building terminated because of errors.  i found a patch to fix it but i've never used this command before
[17:10] <fccf> Ronas: you can do it all from the live CD, boot with that and use dd or gparted to copy the partitions over... you will need some way to connect both drives though
[17:10] <meway> jrib (was pretty self explanitory) how do i acces a drive my user dose not have access to i am root idk how to delete the files off of it or get the dir on the terminal
[17:10] <rmbol> whats the technique to have a java applet run in a tmpfs ?
[17:10] <grow1er> kate_, use a pastebin and post the entire output
[17:11] <jrib> meway: Can you please try to use proper punctuation?  It makes it easier to understand what you are doing.  What filesystem?  Are you using a live cd or is this a proper install?
[17:11] <fccf> meway: is the drive mounting ... you will find it in /media
[17:11] <dassouki> how can i acess teh builtin cmopiz manager ?
[17:11] <scream> I think I've done something wrong, this does not restart my networking instead I get...
[17:11] <scream> jon@cloud:~$ sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[17:11] <scream> [sudo] password for jon:
[17:11] <scream>  * Reconfiguring network interfaces...                                          Ignoring unknown interface eth0=eth0.
[17:11] <fccf> !ccsm | dassouki
[17:11] <FloodBot3> scream: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:12] <scream> sorry about that, ok.
[17:12] <dassouki> fccf: thanks
[17:12] <meway> fccf thank you thats exactly what im looking for ;)
[17:12] <legend2440> kate_: instead of compiling you can get the ardour 2.8.2 deb file here   http://www.getdeb.net/search.php?keywords=ardour
[17:12] <scream> Why are we ignoring unknown interface, have I a misconfiguration?
[17:12] <dassouki> is there a way i can automatically enable twinview whenver i connect my monitor