[04:31] <gmg> has anyone ruined a laptop that was running linux because there was no hard drive protection system like hdaps running?? I want to buy a laptop for linux but am worried about getting an unsupported one
[04:32] <ron_> anyone have any idea when i dual monitor i can only mirror, not dual and i get lines when i do?
[04:32] <Agent001> No, I've only have the preconception as a previous windows user
[04:32] <cfedde> gmg: most reasonably recent laptops will be fine.
[04:32] <trurl_> DasEi: Thanks, I'll look through the bug links
[04:32] <cfedde> Agent001: I understand that concern.
[04:32] <bastidrazor> Agent001: read this it may help :: http://linkpot.net/behead/
[04:33] <Agent001> thanks, i shall
[04:33] <Celtibero> Hello
[04:34] <Celtibero> Does anybody know how I can set up a telnet server with ubuntu, specifying which program I want to run when the connection is established? Is there any config file or something?
[04:34] <fdottdot> wassup yall
[04:34] <ron_> anyone have any idea when i dual monitor i can only mirror, not dual and i get lines when i do?
[04:34] <cfedde> Celtibero: the classic way is to use inetd.
[04:35] <cfedde> Celtibero: but it is typicaly not installed by default.
[04:37] <Celtibero> cfedde Is there any way I can set the default directory and programme to be run when the connection establishes?
[04:37] <seidos> !ssh > Celtibero
[04:38] <Celtibero> seidos Is there any config file for ssh?
[04:38] <Andre_Gondim> Celtibero, /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[04:38] <Celtibero> I mean ssh server
[04:40] <bryhoyt> I want to make my boot-into-ram desktop system (running 10.04) power off immediately (hard poweroff) when the power button is pressed. How do I do that?
[04:40] <dsnyders> Hi all!  Off topic question.  Anybody know a tool/website for overlaying one map with another, like they do when they compare the size of countries?
[04:41] <seidos> Celtibero, not sure.
[04:41] <Celtibero> There should be one, I think.
[04:41] <seidos> Celtibero, from the ubottu link:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/OpenSSH/Configuring
[04:42] <tortoise> Hey everybody. I'm doing some things with ssh, and the command 'cat id_dsa.pub >> .ssh/authorized_keys2' is telling me that id_dsa.pub is not a file or directory, which i know for a fact is not true. Why is it giving me this message?
[04:43] <bastidrazor> tortoise: try to add the full path.. ~/.ssh/authorized_keys2
[04:43] <Yankefish> anybody know how to install win7 mfrom ubuntu without burning a cd
[04:43] <bonez2046> anyone else using bitlbee? I can't seem to connect to any of the bitlbee servers.
[04:43] <msl> Uh, just cat id_dsa.pub to make sure it is there and you have perms
[04:43] <cfedde> tortoise: id_dsa.pub is typicaly inside the .ssh subdir. I suspect that you and your shell disagree on what your CWD is.
[04:44] <Matir> tortoise, given that you have .ssh/ in one path but not the other, i'd double check my paths
[04:44] <msl> Then switch to rsa :)
[04:44] <Guest89055> Hola, cuando intento ingresar desde el escritorio remoto a xubuntu (una maquina sin teclado ni mouse) me pide contraceña para Desbloquear el anillo predeterminado de claves, saben como puedo hacer para entre directamente
[04:44] <tortoise> bastidrazor: that seemed to work, thanks
[04:44] <blakkheim> !es
[04:44] <bryhoyt> Anybody know what script is called when the power button is pressed in Ubuntu 10.04?
[04:45] <bastidrazor> tortoise: you're welcome
[04:45] <tortoise> Well, I have ssh server set up (as far as I know) but I don't know what to do with it xD
[04:46] <Yankefish> can someone help me i want to install win7 using ubuntu without burning a cd i want to mount the iso
[04:46] <cfedde> tortoise: you can test your local ssh server by attemting to 'ssh localhost'
[04:47] <cfedde> and if that works then get your local systetems interface IP and try 'ssh ip.ad.dr.ess'
[04:47] <tortoise> but what can I do with ssh? Besides remote into other computers. Which is sort of useless to me right now, since you have to have some sort of agreement with the other machine.
[04:47] <cfedde> heh.
[04:48] <cfedde> ssh is not much use unless you want to ssh in from some other computer.
[04:48] <tortoise> oh :/
[04:48] <tortoise> I can't seem to find something to do with linux that actually has a practical use
[04:49] <tortoise> I want to learn more on how to use it, but I can't seem to do that. I've been googling left and right and in this channel for awhile :|
[04:49] <AbhiJit> bye
[04:50] <bastidrazor> !manual | tortoise
[04:51] <coraxx> tortoise: well, you would have to define a "goal" for youself first ...nobody can do that for you.
[04:51] <memand> hey guys, does any of you know if psubuntu.com has an irc channel?
[04:51] <vinod> frnd i install my ubuntu 10.10 after that my blank screen always come then i go to additional driver then i activate the recommended driver by system then my blank screen problem is solve but my desktop effects and other effects is not working. but when i open the nvidia xserver setting it shows that "its seems that u r not using the  nvidia plese edit x configuration file "
[04:52] <dsnyders> Hi all!  I found something:  MAPfrappe.
[04:52] <JPeterson> is there a email client that can sync with exchange activesync?
[04:52] <JPeterson> for gmail for example
[04:53] <JPeterson> I'm fine with imap, but I'm used to the instant sync that activesync and exchange provides
[04:53] <JPeterson> now that gmail supports both imap and sync, would there be a email client for the pc that can use that?
[04:53] <tortoise> coraxx: yeah, that seems to be the hardest thing to do.
[04:54] <coraxx> JPetersen: which two software/devices do you wich to sync between ?
[04:54] <dw-> no resolution on ubuntuforums for a randomly stopped-clock in the panel, eh? :(
[04:55] <JPeterson> coraxx: just between gmail and for example evolution
[04:55] <SubCool> Help please - i just deleted my .kde directory to try and fix a KDEINIT4 crah i am recieving on boot. ANd now- i messed up my liveUSB drive, so im a lil hurt. ANyone that can help
[04:55] <JPeterson> but with active sync instead of imap
[04:55] <coraxx> tortoise: you can't look at a hammer and wonder..."why wont it inspire me" ....cuz it wont...you start...and the tool will help
[04:55] <kuatto> hey all, I'm trying to kill wpa_supplicant and it just keeps coming back. Does anyone know how to temporarily kill wpa_supplicant?
[04:56] <dw-> SubCool: whats the plan
[04:56] <dw-> subir: what are the symptoms
[04:56] <coraxx> JPetersen: You can set up your Evolution so that it checks sync your email via imap (or IMAP+ if you have evo 2.30 or above) ...is there a specific functionality beyond that you were looking for ?
[04:57] <coraxx> >	JPeterson: You can set up your Evolution so that it checks sync your email via imap (or IMAP+ if you have evo 2.30 or above) ...is there a specific functionality beyond that you were looking for ?
[04:57] <SubCool> I have no clue, imlost now..
[04:57] <coraxx> JPeterson: You can set up your Evolution so that it checks sync your email via imap (or IMAP+ if you have evo 2.30 or above) ...is there a specific functionality beyond that you were looking for ?
[04:57] <coraxx> (sorry about that...made a typo there)
[04:58] <JPeterson> coraxx: yes, to sync via activesync
[04:58] <JPeterson> so that all mails are instant like with sync
[04:58] <coraxx> JPeterson: that is a method you are describing ...not a functionality ...what use of it are you looking for ?
[04:59] <coraxx> JPeterson: with IMAP in Evolution ...every time you click on a folder, it will automatically update...and show you the emails.
[05:00] <tortoise> coraxx: my problem is is that there seems to be so much you can do with linux, and I can't seem to get a firm grasp on what it is. And in return, I can't establish a goal as to what I want to do with linux, because I don't know what I *can* do with linux.
[05:00] <U-b-u-n-t-u> I have installed samba and I have edited the workgroup added netbios name installed winbind edited nsswitch and put host at the end AND rebooted and when I go to network it STILL says unable to get share list   <<< fixed it was my firewall
[05:00] <Gerwin> tortoise: You can do the same with Linux as you can do with any other OS, as well as some other things :P
[05:02] <tortoise> Gerwin: I find that hard to believe. Unless you mean to say that every one telling me that linux doesn't limit you at all like windows does, is lying.
[05:02] <tortoise> Gerwin: It's like this mysterious power that Linux has, that I can't unlock. And I keep asking myself "What is this power that every one sees in Linux, and why can't I find it?"
[05:02] <JPeterson> coraxx: ok, i'm trying it now, it's kind of like hotmail over delstasync in wlm, although perhaps better
[05:03] <bodybag> hello
[05:03] <mark2010> i keep losing my wireless connection on a Broadcom BCM 4401. my network connection shows loopback. should i be on loopback?
[05:03] <Maiku5an> Sup
[05:03] <blacksea> Hi all
[05:03] <Gerwin> tortoise: Wow, getting philosophic? :x
[05:03] <vinod> my nvidia x driver is not working
[05:03] <h19v91_10> Guys guys! One word: Usenet. How do I use it?
[05:03] <Celtibero> Ok, How do I tell openssh-server to run a terminal application automatically?
[05:03] <vinod> can anyone help me
[05:03] <WBC> Hello, I am on the Ubuntu download page and I chose 64bit... but the file is called amd64, but I'm using Intel 64bit. Will this be a problem?
[05:03] <Maiku5an> How do I compress video
[05:03] <tortoise> Gerwin: I don't know about you, but I don't use a computer just so I can check my email and keep up with friends.
[05:04] <blacksea> tell me how to install driver for genius mouse navigator 335 pls
[05:04] <coraxx> tortoise: GNU/Linux is an operating system ... Ubuntu is a distribution based on that ... so it does what an operartion system does .... filemanaging, printing, networking etc. ... the application that either comes with Ubuntu or application that you later install each have their functionality ... OpenOffice Writer is for creating documents ... GIMP is for manipulating photos...etc.  So...
[05:04] <coraxx> ...learn about operating system in general first, before starting with it ...just like a car...you have to know that it drives, and thereby takes you places, before you can find a use for it.
[05:04] <Maiku5an> I use ffmpeg
[05:04] <memand> hey i have been trying to get in contact with the guys from psubuntu, but it seems that both the forums and the irc channel has died out since sony killed the otherOS feature on the ps3, but i am in the starting of a project with a friend of mine and we are trying to find out if we can use the ps3 (or rather the cell procesor inside the ps3) for our project, so if anyone has any experience...
[05:04] <memand> ...with the psubuntu (or any other linux distro for the ps3) i would really apreciate some advice on the mather :) p.s. sorry if i am not in the right channel for the topic but since all related channels are dead i didn't know where else to go
[05:04] <coraxx> JPeterson: just curious.... which version of Evolution are you using ?
[05:04] <iarp> Howdy all, i have 8 packages that are kept back, anyway to force them ot are they kept back for a reason
[05:05] <JPeterson> coraxx: 2.28.3
[05:05] <JPeterson> should i test a newer?
[05:05] <blacksea> bbb all I have to gi now
[05:05] <Maiku5an> How to compress video for youtube
[05:05] <bastidrazor> tortoise: as someone told you earlier.. you need a goal first.. just stating you are lost isn't going to get you any sort of help if you don't know where you want to go.
[05:05] <tortoise> coraxx: I know how to use Ubuntu's gui. Using the gui is not hard, but from what people are telling me and from what I'm seeing, there's a lot more to do with Linux than what the gui allows you to do. That's what i want to learn about, the things that are more powerful than the gui.
[05:05] <blakkheim> iarp: sudo aptitude full-upgrade
[05:06] <Maiku5an> How do compress video file
[05:06] <blakkheim> !repeat | Maiku5an
[05:06] <Tricia> hello drv
[05:06] <Tricia> hello drv
[05:06] <JPeterson> buy the way, can i get evolution to have the columnized email list and email window like outlook and wlm?
[05:06] <coraxx> JPeterson: ah ok ... then you don't have the IMAP+ option ... which is really nice ... it almost feels like Exchange server sync...only better ;-)
[05:06] <kuatto> Anyone how I can  kill wpa_supplicant? There a process that starts it up continually, and I'd like to not have it running
[05:07] <tortoise> Can I ask what you guys use Linux for?
[05:07] <JPeterson> coraxx: ok, i'll try imap+
[05:07] <SubCool> ayone? please? this really sucks
[05:07] <memand> totoise: me?
[05:07] <coraxx> JPeterson: ok...do you know how to upgrade to Evolution 2.30.3 ?
[05:07] <bodybag_> ok how does this work????
[05:08] <seidos> tortoise, web, torrents, irc, chess
[05:08] <tortoise> memand: anyone
[05:08] <keet> tortoise, what do -you- use your computer for, that you're finding hard to do on linux?
[05:08] <memand> tortoise: me?
[05:08] <tortoise> memand: ....yes.
[05:08] <Jordan_U> bodybag_: If you have a support question you ask it, and if anyone thinks they can help they will.
[05:08] <Gerwin> tortoise: Basically, for whatever I want my computer to do.
[05:09] <seidos> tortoise, oh yeah image editing and word "processing"
[05:09] <Gerwin> tortoise: Which basically is IRC, browse the web, and mess around a bit
[05:09] <JPeterson> coraxx: do they have a software repository for aptget/package manageR?
[05:09] <tortoise> keet: I use my computer to browse the internet, keep up with my music. The "normal" stuff. But I want to get deeper into the system administration, which is proving difficult considering I don't have a system to administrate.
[05:09] <bastidrazor> tortoise: i host my own email, have a webserver, run a dns server and am currently compiling mplayer on 2 different boxes
[05:09] <memand> tortoise: we wanna build a reacTABLE and we think that the cell procesor would bee good for the task
[05:09] <Gerwin> !ops | kindersex
[05:10] <coraxx> tortoise: I use it for Desktop operation --> checking emails, writing documents, manipulating photos, communication with software like Skype, remote administration tools and of course programming ...I also use it for Server operations ---> Hosting websites, email server, CMS, database server, Virtual environments for testing software ....what do you use yourself ?
[05:10] <bigway_> hello everybody
[05:10] <seidos> tortoise, i have LAMP installed but i haven't messed with it in awhile
[05:10] <coraxx> JPeterson: hang on I'll find it
[05:10] <Gerwin> >_>
[05:10] <JPeterson> coraxx: would ppa:jacob/evo230 work?
[05:10] <blakkheim> Gerwin: is something wrong?
[05:11] <coraxx> JPeterson: yes...that it exactly the one I used   (I'm of course assuming you are using Lucid ...as of Maverick its included)
[05:11] <Gerwin> blakkheim: Uh, not anymore, the nick kindersex meant childporn though :x
[05:11] <JPeterson> coraxx: ya, haven't updated to 10.10 yet
[05:12] <coraxx> JPeterson: and the cli command is --> sudo add-apt-repository ppa:jacob/evo230
[05:12] <avgeneral> [help] I need help with Apache2 and mod_rewrite
[05:12] <coraxx> JPeterson: it will automatically set it up for Lucid, and include the repository keys
[05:12] <box> hello
[05:13] <box> I have a NAT ubuntu server
[05:13] <Tricia> n
[05:13] <JPeterson> coraxx: thanks, that equates to http://ppa.launchpad.net/jacob/evo230/ubuntu in the package manager
[05:13] <box> There is an extra Ethernet card i would like to connect a wireless AP to. How can that wireless AP get the ISP's IP address? I do not want any NAT/MASQ
[05:14] <coraxx> JPeterson: yeah...but if you include it manually (copy/paste into the Third-party software section) it will not include the authentication keys.
[05:14] <JPeterson> coraxx: ok, didn't know that
[05:14] <coraxx> JPeterson: use my command instead.
[05:14] <mark2010> my Broadcom BCM 4401 wireless keeps losing the signal/ or disconnecting. network shows that i am on loopback. is this right?
[05:14] <box> Would basically like to forward DHCP requests/acks to eth3 ... giving it a 24. or 66. ip adddress, no NAT/MASQ
[05:15] <hasibullah> hi dear all i have a question that how do i install download manager for my system
[05:16] <box> hasibullah  Could you be more specific.
[05:17] <box> I have DHCP3 and Bind9 working
[05:17] <Jordan_U> hasibullah: Ubuntu comes with a terminal based download manager called "wget", you can look at and install any of the many GUI based download managers via Applications > Ubuntu Software Center
[05:17] <Matir> box: ethernet bridging?
[05:17] <coraxx> JPeterson: (if you've previously installed the Exchange-MAPI plugin for the 2.28-version ...do remember to remove it first, before upgrading the evolution packages)
[05:18] <JPeterson> coraxx: so that's the plugin i need for the imapx/imap+ functionality?
[05:18] <box> Matir, You think that would work? because the eth3 interface does not need an IP address. The next hop does.
[05:18] <JPeterson> that improves the syncing to work more like activesync/exchange?
[05:18] <rammyIRC> how to add/remove programs?
[05:18] <blakkheim> rammyIRC: man aptitude
[05:18] <rammyIRC> k
[05:18] <DasEi> !brain > destr0
[05:18] <box> ISP-->Linux-->Wifi(<IP_ADDRESS>
[05:19] <Matir> box: that's the only way i can think of to forward DHCP since they're at the ethernet layer...
[05:19] <Jordan_U> rammyIRC: Applications > Ubuntu Software Center
[05:19] <coraxx> JPeterson: no ... the IMAP+ feature is built-in ... I was referring to the old 2.28-version that have the option of installing a MAPI plugin ... if you upgrade, while its still installed, you installation will fail.
[05:19] <box> have you read about dhcp-relay
[05:19] <JPeterson> coraxx: ok
[05:19] <rammyIRC> gotcha. thx
[05:20] <Jordan_U> rammyIRC: You're welcome.
[05:22] <coraxx> JPeterson: another tip btw is this: if you sync with google, then you do _NOT_ need to configure the email account, with regards to where the "sent item" should be placed ...when you email something in Evolution through the google mail system...google automatically saves the outgoing email in your online "Sent"-folder...Google is clever ;-)
[05:22] <jscinoz> Hi... I've got a very old laptop that I'm installing ubuntu on... I managed to get it installed using netboot (no cd drive, no support for usb booting) but I'm having trouble getting Xorg going... this machine has a very old intel integrated card... I appear to have KMS working, but starting X just results in a black screen, and even magic sysrq cannot reboot the machine...lspci says the card is "Intel 82830 CGC",  How can i get xorg  goi
[05:22] <JPeterson> coraxx: ok
[05:22] <box> hmmph
[05:22] <box> does evolution work with google business email?
[05:22] <coraxx> box: it would assumme so
[05:22] <bryhoyt> Hello, I want to run a script when I press the power button on my 10.04 machine. What script does Ubuntu 10.04 call when I press the power button?
[05:22] <box> ill have to take a loook eh
[05:23] <coraxx> box: * I would assume so
[05:23] <box> I am removing dhcp3-relay and installing dhcp-helper
[05:23] <coraxx> bryhoyt: shutdown -h now
[05:24] <bryhoyt> coraxx: thanks, I know what shutdown does. But how do I get Ubuntu to call it when I press the physical power button?
[05:24] <rammyIRC> does empathy can make use of webcams
[05:24] <rammyIRC> ?
[05:25] <SubCool> Help please - i just deleted my .kde directory to try and fix a KDEINIT4 crah i am recieving on boot. Can anyone pm me? im use a web based irc
[05:26] <box> that is awful.
[05:27] <coraxx> bryhoyt: I think it might be a program (like "fast-user-switch-applet" ) ...not nessecarily a script
[05:27] <bryhoyt> coraxx: oh, ok. I thought there was some way to hook into it :-(
[05:27] <rammyIRC> any idea on empathy im client
[05:29] <coraxx> bryhoyt: there a multiple shutdown buttons to choose from ....if you find the source-code for one, you can change/modify it and recompile ... or maybe make your own shutdown-button ...shouldn't be hard to make one similar in Python.
[05:29] <bryhoyt> coraxx: hmmm, yeah, I'm just wondering where to find the program/script in the first place
[05:31] <Jordan_U> rammyIRC: Yes, empathy can do video chat (though I've never used the feature myself).
[05:31] <HomeBoy> I have a computer with a Core2Duo E8400 3.0GHZ CPU, but switches between 24.GHZ and 1.6GHZ. Anyone know how to fix it?
[05:31] <HomeBoy> Sorry that should be 2.4GHZ!!!
[05:31] <blakkheim> HomeBoy: cpu scaling
[05:31] <devesan__> hi guys
[05:32] <Gryllida> hi
[05:32] <HomeBoy> blakkheim, k... please tell me how?
[05:32] <Jordan_U> HomeBoy: If you run "yes > /dev/null & yes > /dev/null" Does the frequency go up to 3.0 GHZ?
[05:32] <blakkheim> HomeBoy: no i mean that's what is happening. it's normal, it does that to save power when the cpu isn't in use. check wikipedia for more info
[05:32] <bryhoyt> coraxx: thanks for your help, I think I may have found it in /etc/acpi/powerbtn.sh
[05:32] <coraxx> bryhoyt: you want something to occur when you log out ? .... check out /usr/share/gnome/shutdown ... looks like it was meant for adding scripts when Gnome ends.
[05:33] <bryhoyt> coraxx: ah, that's interesting, too
[05:33] <HomeBoy> Jordan_U, Give me a bit and ill see :)
[05:33] <rammyIRC> jordan_u: thx but im still figuring out. browsing thro ubuntu as a new user. thx for answering me.
[05:33] <airtonix> issues with DRBL and Zentyal on Ubuntu 10.04 relating to NFS server errors... anyone shed some light on this please?
[05:33] <bryhoyt> coraxx: actually, I'm looking for a way to force it to do a hard shutdown before anything else has a chance to run. It's a boot-into-ram system, and I just want the power button to kill the power immediately.
[05:34] <mark2010> must go now. i'll ask again next time. bye all.
[05:34] <bryhoyt> hmmm /etc/acpi/powerbtn.sh seemed to work once but not anymore :-(
[05:34] <coraxx> bryhoyt: the script you've found ... do you know "when" its activated ? (when the event occurs, if it occurs)
[05:34] <ted> pull the power cord out of the wall....... that will shut it down!!!
[05:34] <Jordan_U> rammyIRC: You're welcome.
[05:35] <ted> just kidding of course
[05:35] <HomeBoy> Jordan_U, No does nothing... (was i suooosed to run that command in a terminal?)
[05:35] <bryhoyt> coraxx: I think it's supposed to be called directly from the kernel. The first thing that happens when the power button is pressed. But it doesn't seem to be doing the trick anymore
[05:36] <Jordan_U> HomeBoy: Yes.
[05:36] <SubCool> Ok, how about, which log do i view to see where it crases on boot?
[05:36] <SubCool> It keeps crashing with the same error....
[05:36] <HomeBoy> Jordan_U, Then, no it still fluctuates between 2.4 and 1.6 GHZ
[05:36] <bryhoyt> ted: yeah, that would work too ;-) but I'm trying to give it an appearance of being less hacky
[05:37] <coraxx> bryhoyt: ah ok... thought it would be something like that.  A times go by...the Shutdown process becomes more complicated ... with more fancy interfaces, with Cancel buttons...countdowns etc...much more for a simple script to handle :-)
[05:37] <fazzil> hi all
[05:37] <coraxx> bryhoyt: * A = As
[05:37] <Jordan_U> HomeBoy: Have you checked your BIOS menus for an option related to CPU frequency?
[05:38] <bryhoyt> coraxx: yes, you're right. So I want to eliminate all the extra guff and get control back again!
[05:38] <coraxx> bryhoyt: aaaand good luck with that :-)
[05:38] <atude> Hello, I have tried to set up slim but, it does not start up. How do I restore this problem?
[05:39] <davf> does any one know of ppa for evolution 2.32?
[05:39] <fugdnscerd> havin issues with nfs in ubuntu... a while after mounting a share says stale nfs file handle but not in root of share. if i write to a file in root of share the rest of the share becomes available
[05:39] <HomeBoy> Jordan_U, Yes but will do so again to be sure.. (Could it have anything to do with AWN? as this only happened after installing AWN.)
[05:39] <Jordan_U> HomeBoy: Not likely.
[05:39] <bryhoyt> coraxx: yeah, that's about how I'm feeling. But it can obviously be done, in theory. Since Ubuntu can call custom scripts/apps, I should be able to somehow too!
[05:40] <MagusOTB> what command do I use to list what groups a user is in?
[05:40] <MagusOTB> nevermind
[05:40] <bryhoyt> something keeps telling me that somebody somewhere made this more complicated than it should be...
[05:40] <MagusOTB> it's "groups"
[05:40] <coraxx> bryhoyt: ah ok. You might have a chance, if you figure out the "event-flow"  ...there has to be some scripts that can be modified/configured to run other scripts, rather than compiled programs. In there you can suppli your desired process.
[05:40] <HomeBoy> Jordan_U, In AWN I use the cpu frequency scaling widgets, they have a setting for 1.6 and 2.4 GHZ, or i can set for "Ondemand" or "power" etc
[05:40] <bryhoyt> coraxx: my thoughts exactly
[05:41] <coraxx> bryhoyt: first you will have to decide in which part of the process you wish to add something ...can you tell me ?
[05:41] <HomeBoy> Jordan_U, Or are they just reporting what is there?
[05:41] <Jordan_U> HomeBoy: Try disabling that widget.
[05:42] <HomeBoy> Jordan_U, have done that but makes no difference.
[05:42] <Jordan_U> HomeBoy: Are you sure that you used to get the full 3 GHZ? What application were you checking the frequency with before?
[05:42] <coraxx> bryhoyt: the obvious scripts are in the /etc/rc?.d  directories
[05:42] <enav> what is the equivalent key of F8 from windwos to show the OS menu
[05:42] <HomeBoy> Jordan_U, Ubuntu System Monitor stiil shows 3.0GHZ
[05:43] <rww> enav: shift
[05:43] <enav> thanks
[05:43] <enav> :)
[05:43] <HomeBoy> Jordan_U, can you suggest a way to check what it really is, like a terminal command?
[05:43] <coraxx> Jordan_U: or use "hardinfo"
[05:44] <bryhoyt> coraxx: that's a thought.. except I want to get in before them, because one of the issues here is that I want to shutdown before the ugly messages get printed to the console (which I can't seem to eliminate, not matter how fancy I get with Plymouth etc).
[05:44] <napster> Graphics:  Card Intel Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller X.Org 1.9.0 Res<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[05:44] <napster>            GLX Renderer Mesa DRI Mobile Intel® GM45 Express Chipset GEM 20100330 DEVELOPMENT  GLX Version 2.1 Mesa 7.9-devel Direct Rendering Yes
[05:44] <napster> How can I use hotkeys for brightness?
[05:44] <fugdnscerd> any ideas on the nfs issue or should i ask in a diff room?
[05:44] <fazzil> i have terminal and console can i remove neither one of it?
[05:45] <bryhoyt> coraxx: also, /etc/rc?.d is deprecated in Ubuntu 10.04, although they're still run. Officially we should now use Upstart config in /etc/init -- but I don't really know how to work Upstart yet.
[05:45] <Jordan_U> bryhoyt: You said that this system would run entirely in RAM. If you can be sure that there will never be any filesystems mounted you can halt directly, without going through the normal shutdown process.
[05:46] <bryhoyt> Jordan_U: yes, that's exactly what I want to do. But how do I bind that action to the power button???
[05:46] <JPeterson> coraxx: the imapx is kind of nice, although, i would still prefer to see the mails instantly in the panel bar
[05:47] <JPeterson> if someone added sync for evoultion i would use it
[05:47] <JPeterson> although it's nice to see that they improve the imap support too
[05:47] <JPeterson> but the passive timer for new mail is really old
[05:48] <Jordan_U> bryhoyt: I see two possible goals, 1: Avoid the normal user prompt 2: Avoid the usual shutdown uglyness. Do you care about both or just the latter?
[05:49] <bryhoyt> Jordan_U: 2 is the most important. 1 I can solve via the Ubuntu power preferences, so it's not really a problem
[05:49] <coraxx> JPeterson: note... with IMAP+ the folder will be updated when you click on them ...not just with the scheduled check.
[05:50] <JPeterson> coraxx: ya, but with new mail when i'm working outside evolution
[05:50] <bryhoyt> Jordan_U: also, I want to make certain the box is actually shutoff. I don't want to come back after a 3 week holiday and find it's been hanging on something stupid like alsa-mixer-save (which can happen...)
[05:50] <vinod> how i use nvidia graphics driver in ubuntu 10.10 i recently install but it is not working
[05:51] <biagidp> \
[05:51] <biagidp> oops, sorry!
[05:51] <HomeBoy> Anyone know the command to get cpu info?
[05:51] <blakkheim> HomeBoy: cat /proc/cpuinfo
[05:52] <HomeBoy> blakkheim, Thank You :-)
[05:53] <biagidp> HomeBoy: I like using 'top' too
[05:53] <SubCool> someone please ? im a real noob to this stuff
[05:53] <coraxx> JPeterson: if you mean "pushing" the emails, then it required a contant connection to a system that supports it ... if you adjust you check-interval, the effect is almost the same (with IMAP+ as its works fast with getting the headers)
[05:53] <HomeBoy> blakkheim, Output says both cpu cores running at 1600mhz?
[05:54] <JPeterson> coraxx: ya, i mean sync
[05:54] <coraxx> JPeterson: does sync "push" ?
[05:54] <JPeterson> coraxx: ya, i mean push
[05:55] <airtonix> !anyone l SubCool,
[05:55] <airtonix> ...
[05:55] <blakkheim> HomeBoy: i explained that to you already
[05:56] <aemaeth> finally removing the kubuntu from my system, wrote dekubuntu
[05:56] <fazzil> why when i update with update manager this massage pop out : fail to download respository information.
[05:56] <rww> !puregnome
[05:57] <HomeBoy> blakkheim, Yes you did..., but i dont have any powersaving setting set up?
[05:57] <coraxx> fazzil: The server from which you are retrieving the packages is ...or the repository is no longer available....or there is something wrong with the network.
[05:58] <blakkheim> HomeBoy: it's hardware-based
[05:58] <coraxx> fazzil: packages is = packages is down
[05:58] <fazzil> coraxx: what should i do
[05:58] <HomeBoy> blakkheim, I will check my BIOS settings
[05:58] <JPeterson> coraxx: i mean since gmail and hotmail now support push, it would be cool with an email client for the pc that used it
[05:59] <peepsalot> is there any NES emulator that works?
[05:59] <coraxx> fazzil: first find out whih repository you download-manager can't reach ...
[05:59] <HomeBoy> blakkheim, Thanks for your time, you were very helpful :-)
[05:59] <fazzil> coraxx: where i can find the information?
[06:00] <ab> is there a way to restore open applications/files automatically after restarting ubuntu?
[06:01] <coraxx> JPeterson: honestly ...even tho this doesn't sound like the usualy me...but compared to the heart-ache of setting of "pushing" configuration ...and the easy of configure optimized retrieving protocols...I've chosen to stick with the easy.
[06:01] <hdrip> how does one stop ubuntu from asking for a password when coming out of standby?
[06:01] <coraxx> fazzil: where did you retrieve the error ?  (its usually described with this error)
[06:02] <coraxx> JPeterson: *of = up
[06:02] <Jordan_U> bryhoyt: I want to say you should put a script in /etc/rc0.d/ but there is probably a better, upstart oriented, way to do it.
[06:02] <JPeterson> coraxx: you mean for your handheld too? ok
[06:03] <ab> is there a way to restore open applications/files automatically after restarting Ubuntu?
[06:04] <_multipass_> yeah ab
[06:04] <_multipass_> startup applications > options
[06:04] <bryhoyt> Jordan_U: yeah, and I tried a K00 script in /etc/rc0.d, but still get the messages. Surely there's SOMEONE who actually knows how Ubuntu 10.04 works...? I can't find anything to fix this on the internet. Tried /usr/lib/hal/scripts/*, /etc/acpi/*, /etc/acpi/events/* /etc/rc0.d/* and nothing actually does it
[06:04] <fazzil> coraxx: W:Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/psyke83/ppa/ubuntu/dists/maverick/main/source/Sources.gz  404  Not Found, W:Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/psyke83/ppa/ubuntu/dists/maverick/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz  404  Not Found, E:Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead. i don't know what it's mean.. :-(
[06:04] <_multipass_> check the box
[06:04] <Jordan_U> bryhoyt: What was in the script?
[06:05] <yagoo> ab, with gnome yeah.. there's a sessions program to open and select apps currently running
[06:05] <bryhoyt> #!/bin/sh; poweroff -f
[06:05] <uLinux> What 'chmod a+x' does? (tried man chmod)
[06:05] <hdrip> anyone know how to remove the password prompt when the computer comes out of suspend?
[06:05] <bonehead> what happened?
[06:06] <yagoo> hdrip, edit the screensaver mode?
[06:06] <coraxx> fazzil: yes... its because that repository only have up til Ubuntu Lucid .... not the Maverick Meerkat packages ...you can try and chance it in you "Software Sources" in the Administration-menu...edit the ref...from "maverick" to "lucid"
[06:06] <microcai> help !! my CPU scream when it busy ....
[06:06] <microcai> why ?!
[06:06] <hdrip> that just solved the screensaver lock
[06:06] <sukata> is there an automated installer for the netbook version like their is for the desktop version (for windows users)
[06:06] <ab> yagoo, how can i get this program?
[06:07] <uLinux> 'sudo chmod a+x' anyone?
[06:07] <yagoo> ab, it was a guess u are using gnome. a program part of gnome does this for you
[06:07] <yagoo> ab, there are other ways around for other window/desktop managers..
[06:07] <Jordan_U> bryhoyt: echo o | /proc/sysrq-trigger
[06:07] <_multipass_> ab: just go to system > preferences > startup applications > options tab - check the box that says remeber open applications
[06:08] <ab> _multipass_ yagoo, cool thanks
[06:09] <bryhoyt> Jordan_U: just about tried it without thinking, then realized what it was ;-)
[06:09] <Eighteens> hdrip, have a look in /etc/default/acpi-support    and comment out #LOCK_SCREEN=true
[06:09] <bryhoyt> I know that poweroff -f works tho, so the actual command itself isn't an issue
[06:09] <bryhoyt> but I'll try it anyway
[06:09] <bonehead> 唉
[06:09] <hdrip> yeah just found it on google, thanks much appreciated!
[06:10] <uLinux> !cn | bonehead
[06:10] <yagoo> ok
[06:10] <ankit> How to edit pppoe setup file?
[06:12] <sukata> Is there an automated installer for the netbook version like their is for the desktop version (for windows users)?
[06:12] <fazzil> coraxx: Software Sources?
[06:12] <Jordan_U> bryhoyt: Ahh, you need update-rc.d.
[06:12] <depesz> hi. yesterday I upgraded system from jaunty to maverick. all works well, with 1 big issue - 2 md devices are not mounted
[06:13] <bonehead> sudo pppoeconf
[06:13] <depesz> as far as I can tell, it's because when I boot from maverick kernel, i see only sda-sde
[06:13] <depesz> while, when booting from jaunty, i see also sdf and sdg
[06:13] <depesz> it looks like a missing module for extra sata controller.
[06:13] <bryhoyt> Jordan_U: ok, what does that do?
[06:13] <depesz> any idea how to verify/fix it?
[06:14] <Jordan_U> bryhoyt: I'm still researching. You might want to ask in #upstart
[06:14] <bryhoyt> thanks
[06:14] <Jordan_U> bryhoyt: You're welcome.
[06:14] <ankit> bonehead, which file is edited when this command is run
[06:14] <coraxx> fazzil: in Maverick meerkat, that option is not there...forgot.... but you can find it if you start your "Update Manager" and click on the button that says "Settings..."
[06:14] <bryhoyt> Jordan_U: dinner time for me now, will look into it later. Appreciate your tips
[06:15] <Jordan_U> bryhoyt: Ping me if you get anywhere.
[06:15] <bryhoyt> Jordan_U: ok
[06:15] <coraxx> fazzil: ...then you'll get to the "Software Sources"-window
[06:16] <IdleOne> !softsources | fazzil
[06:16] <coraxx> fazzil: in there you can go to the "Other software"-tab ...and find you "faulty" repository link (the one you sent me) ...click on it ...and push the "Edit"-button
[06:18] <coraxx> fazzil: In the dialog box that pops up, you can change the "Distribution"-field from maverick to lucid ....click "OK" to that, and close the window ... that might work :-)
[06:19] <rammyIRC> i want to connect to windows remote desktop
[06:20] <obs3rv3r> rammyIRC: use Terminal Server Client.
[06:20] <SubCool> Help please - i just deleted my .kde directory to try and fix a KDEINIT4 crah i am recieving on boot. Can anyone pm me? im use a web based irc
[06:20] <coraxx> rammyIRC: then use "Terminal Server Client
[06:20] <fazzil> caraxx: type lucid and click again the 'faulty'?
[06:21] <coraxx> fazzil: ?  (plz be more specific)
[06:21] <seidos> !ltsp > rammyIRC
[06:22] <seidos> rammyIRC, there is a package called "rdesktop"
[06:22] <fazzil> coraxx: i done all of it, change maverick to lucid. than click 'ok' rite?
[06:22] <yagoo> rammyIRC, look in the package manager for rdp
[06:22] <seidos> rammyIRC, and grdesktop
[06:23] <seidos> rammyIRC, you can use sudo apt-cache search "string" to search for packages from cli (command line interface)
[06:23] <coraxx> fazzil: yes... when you have changed the "Distribution"-field from maverick to lucid you click 'OK'
[06:24] <marcelo> my cdrom not loading, when I put in a dvd no icon loads in desktop.  can someone help plz
[06:25] <fazzil> caraxx: done
[06:26] <coraxx> fazzil: ok... then you can update or whatever you did when this error occured ...and it should be fixed :-)
[06:26] <fazzil> coraxx: just close the update manager?
[06:27]  * lucent offers "I will help any person who can discuss in English language their Ubuntu problem to me"
[06:27] <coraxx> fazzil: you can click on "Check" in the update manager ...try that ...its will give you an instant error if something is still wrong
[06:27] <fazzil> coraxx: close and reload?
[06:28] <coraxx> fazzil: yes..do that ... click reload
[06:28] <fazzil> coraxx: thanks :)
[06:28] <brick> hello
[06:29] <brick> how do I install Google Chrome
[06:29] <brick> on Ubuntu
[06:29] <coraxx> fazzil: you're welcome :-)   note: on rare occations a lucid package might not be compatible with one from maverick ...so be carefull when you install something from this repository we have changed.
[06:29] <zcat[1]> apt-get install chromium-browser
[06:29] <zcat[1]> ?
[06:29] <zcat[1]> Or did I add a repo at some point
[06:30] <rww> chromium-browser is in Ubuntu's repositories
[06:30] <zcat[1]> !info chromium-browser
[06:30] <zcat[1]> sweet!
[06:30] <spaazz> is there any way i can control ubuntu through a remote control that is for a tv tuner?
[06:30] <zcat[1]> !info lirc
[06:31] <fazzil> coraxx: no update to install, its mean its up to date rite?
[06:31] <jtduncan> i noticed that the amarok 2.3 packages were removed from karmic-backports...  if you're using karmic, could you instead use the lucid packages?
[06:31] <zcat[1]> It takes some hacking though
[06:31] <coraxx> fazzil: yes
[06:31] <fazzil> coraxx: :-D
[06:31] <spaazz> zcat[1], does that mean spending days copying and pasting stuff from sites
[06:32] <fazzil> love this community...
[06:32] <spaazz> into terminal
[06:32] <marcelo_> my dvd not loading, can someone help plz?
[06:32] <coraxx> see yah all...gotta go :-) tc
[06:32] <zcat[1]> spaazz:  yes, pretty much. I haven't looked at it for a while but probably days teaching it what each button on the remote sends, and more days configuring it to run whatever command you want when said button gets pressed
[06:32] <lucent> spaazz: probably.  lirc is too capable, there are many options and you don't need all options - yet you won't know how to learn about the subset that you do need without learning all of it
[06:33] <marcelo_> can someone help please?
[06:34] <lucent> spaazz: benefit to learning lirc is that it is the only well known remote API for *nix, that I have ever heard of anyways, and so you learn a valuable thing
[06:34] <zcat[1]> nobody's done the work necessary yet so you can just plug in any reciever and use any remote right away like with keyboards, etc.
[06:35] <zcat[1]> at least as far as I know. There's support for lirc in vlc, totem, etc I think.
[06:35] <SubCool> Help please - i just deleted my .kde directory to try and fix a KDEINIT4 crah i am recieving on boot. Can anyone pm me? im use a web based irc
[06:37] <magus_> How do I disable removabledrive icond on the desktop?
[06:40] <SubCool> im soo serious.. can somone help?
[06:40] <SubCool> i just deleted my .kde folder to try and fix this, and now i lost all my settings, and it still wont boot
[06:40] <KB1JWQ> SubCool: Why didn't you just rename it?
[06:40] <SubCool> it was suggest to delete it..
[06:41] <SubCool> eitherway, the machine wont login.
[06:41] <KB1JWQ> SubCool: Time to restore it from backup. :-)
[06:41] <SubCool> i havent gotten that far, its a kinda fresh install
[06:41] <SubCool> i fell over a couple days ago, and now crashes on login
[06:42] <MagusOTB> SubCool: try reinstalling KDE, it should at least reset the defaults.
[06:42] <bastidrazor> Magus_: /apps/nautilus/desktop/volumes_visible    search for this in gconf-editor
[06:43] <jtduncan> bump? ^_^
[06:43] <jtduncan> i noticed that the amarok 2.3 packages were removed from karmic-backports...  if you're using karmic, could you instead use the lucid packages?
[06:43] <SubCool> MagusOTB: howdo i do that? last time i added KDE from scratch, and removed it for that matter, things got really f;ed up
[06:44] <earthshade> Ubuntu pisses me off for these reasons:  it took me 3 days to configure the drivers for my wireless adapter (thanks to Ilovefairuz for helping out), mail notifications only appear if evolution is open, downloading package indexes always fails, empathy is buggy and will display an inaccurate failed authentication, and ubuntu wont setup my printer drivers correctly
[06:45] <noob-tux> why is it that everytime i click a link on my browser i always get this annoying .php file saveas.....i'm using firefox
[06:46] <SubCool> earthshade: the list keeps going.
[06:46] <greppy> noob-tux: do you get that everywhere? or just on a particular website?
[06:46] <earthshade> SubCool: What do you mean?
[06:46] <SubCool> earthshade: reason to hate ubuntu
[06:46] <noob-tux> greppy: any website....like in facebook....in ubuntu mainpage and others
[06:47] <wangxt> ggg
[06:47] <earthshade> SubCool: Yeah but what do you mean it keeps going?
[06:47] <noob-tux> earthshade,: then ubuntu aint for u....don't hate the precious OS which we used for free...go buy micro$oft
[06:47] <SubCool> ksearthshade: the list of y it suc
[06:47] <earthshade> noob-tux: Im already dual booting sooo
[06:48] <MagusOTB> noob-tux: that's usually a misconfigured HTTP server or something getting screwqed up in the headers...
[06:48] <kxhh> 我靠 有人么
[06:48] <shutyaev> hi all. i have ubuntu server installed and i want to install ubuntu studio (separately). My ubuntu server installation uses separate boot partition (about 512mb). Shall I choose to use it during my second installation (that is select 'use it', do not format, mount as /boot) or should I create a separate boot partition for that new installation?
[06:48]  * greppy wonders what people that think the current state of ubuntu sucks would have thought of debian, mandrake, redhat, suse, etc a decade ago...
[06:49] <swoody> earthshade: the main reason I love Ubuntu... being able to open bugs for feature requests :)
[06:49] <MagusOTB> greppy: to say nothing od gentoo and slackware
[06:49] <noob-tux> MagusOTB, : miscofigured http? i doubt it i didnt even configured it... :(
[06:50] <earthshade> SubCool: Im actually thinking im gonna delete it
[06:50] <SubCool> MagusOTB: anything u can kinda suggest? Im not too sure how i can reinstall KDE, is there a reinstall?
[06:50] <MagusOTB> noob-tux: no, it's generally on the website's end, but I'm not sure why it would be happening with facebook and such
[06:50] <greppy> MagusOTB: exactly :)  I don't even think my first linux distro is even made anymore.  but this is offtopic, so I'll shut up :)
[06:50] <earthshade> SubCool: Its just wasted hard drive space
[06:50] <MagusOTB> SubCool: use aptitude and delete it and reinstall it? I dunno, you might check if there's a separate channel for kubuntu.
[06:50] <SubCool> earthshade: i have been back and forth soooo many times over the last years, I just keep getting fed up. like now. It wont boot- i have been at this for DAYS. if i had to rely on this thing daily, id be soo f'ed
[06:50] <noob-tux> earthshade, : only programmers love ubuntu....and a fanatic users.....it means u're not one of us.....   :)
[06:51] <SubCool> MagusOTB: i have, no one responses at all
[06:51] <lahwran> what does it mean when gpg says "gpg: WARNING: This key is not certified with a trusted signature! gpg:          There is no indication that the signature belongs to the owner."
[06:52] <earthshade> noob-tux: Its just so high maintanance
[06:52] <MagusOTB> SubCool: hrmm. I haven't used KDE in a really long time, so I can't really suggest anything other than using the command line apt tools to delete it and reinstall it. Sorry :\
[06:52] <bfinch> found the solution or rather the source of the java-audio issues.....
[06:52] <noob-tux> earthshade, : programmers loved it cause they got the chance to fix bugs....and users like us reporting bugs to help `em out find bugs for `em to fix
[06:52] <bfinch> catch u guys later
[06:52] <bfinch> .
[06:52] <lahwran> context: i just signed a file at random, and then upon running gpg --verify on it I got that
[06:52] <earthshade> SubCool: Ya its wasting my time
[06:52] <greppy> lahwran: http://www.dewinter.com/gnupg_howto/english/GPGMiniHowto-3.html#ss3.6
[06:53] <earthshade> noob-tux: I have no time for bugs
[06:53] <noob-tux> earthshade, : so we wont consider ubuntu sucks... :) patience is a virtue
[06:53] <greppy> earthshade: then don't use a computer.
[06:53] <noob-tux> earthshade, : then Linux Distro ain't good for you!
[06:53] <SubCool> earthshade: im telling you, YEARS.. it really is all or nothing. ITs supposed to be prety easy wheen you break down and just learn it all, but you'd think the help gets better, or the guides.. NOPE... SO, its what it is.. and get use to it.
[06:54] <earthshade> greppy: Xp is practically bug free
[06:54] <lahwran> greppy: ... this is MY key ...
[06:54] <MagusOTB> It's vbetter than 'doze or OSX where if somethign breaks your fix is "reboot twice, if that doesn't help, reformat"
[06:54] <shutyaev> hi all. i have ubuntu server installed and i want to install ubuntu studio (separately). My ubuntu server installation uses separate boot partition (about 512mb). Shall I choose to use it during my second installation (that is select 'use it', do not format, mount as /boot) or should I create a separate boot partition for that new installation?
[06:54] <MagusOTB> If you don't like thinking about your problems or getting reproducible errors, by all means, use another OS.
[06:54] <lahwran> earthshade: I don't know what rock you've been under, but microsoft disagrees with that statement
[06:54] <greppy> earthshade: and end of lifed.
[06:54] <SubCool> MagusOTB: thats what im about to do here..
[06:54] <earthshade> SubCool: Ya this is gonna be a vacation project for me then
[06:54] <noob-tux> if u want good linux distro.....debian stable version is for u....but sad to say u failed in ubuntu so there's no such chance for u to learn debian......hahaha
[06:55] <lahwran> earthshade: windows 7 is microsoft's new thing, and I had to reinstall it /three times today/ while ubuntu functioned perfectly
[06:55] <earthshade> lahwran: Compared to ubuntu its bug free
[06:55] <blakkheim> noob-tux: lol, well said
[06:55] <MagusOTB> Debian stable, lol. So I hear you like packages that are 3 years old...
[06:55] <Jordan_U> shutyaev: Do not share /boot/ partitions. Is there a reason you're using a separate /boot in the first place? Do you have a buggy BIOS?
[06:55] <greppy> earthshade: do you have a specific support question, or just general bitching?
[06:55] <earthshade> lahwran: I don't think you read this...
[06:55] <earthshade> Ubuntu pisses me off for these reasons:  it took me 3 days to configure the drivers for my wireless adapter (thanks to Ilovefairuz for helping out), mail notifications only appear if evolution is open, downloading package indexes always fails, empathy is buggy and will display an inaccurate failed authentication, and ubuntu wont setup my printer drivers correctly
[06:56] <KB1JWQ> earthshade: Do you have an actual support question?  If not, take it to -offtopic.
[06:56] <earthshade> greppy: Unless you can fix those ^^^, no.
[06:56] <SubCool> earthshade: i started on Redhat, that got complicated, and unstable when it got popular. So i switched to Mandrake, which is now Mandriva... and no matter what, you have to know more.  It was just kind of 'did as in some installation manual' thing =)
[06:56] <megh> earthshade, when i upgraded to win 7 i had to hunt down drivers foir my bluetooth adaptor, so by your logic win 7 should suck right ?
[06:56] <KB1JWQ> lahwran: Please keep it civil.
[06:56] <earthshade> Ok ... /me heads to #xp
[06:57] <earthshade> megh: At least there ARE drivers for win7
[06:57] <greppy> earthshade: you haven't asked a specific question really.  there are other mail notification apps available, what error message do you get when updating packages, have you tried pidgin instead of empathy, and what errors do you have with your printer?
[06:57] <megh> yep but that driver is as good as not working
[06:57] <MagusOTB> earthshade: Mail notifications do the same thing in windows, what is "downloading package indexes?"  I do this kinda work for windows, and hardware. Getting wrapped arounda PROGAMMing issue is rediculous. NO one here knows how to fix my issue. I run into this NORMALLY. Either this will just fail, or maybe my Xorg will just crash for no Reason at all, and then i have to somehow fix that, which normally no one knows how to fix, or myself..
[06:58] <noob-tux> earthshade, : if u're research about linux distro u would probably love using it.....FREE!  BSOD FREE! hahaha
[06:58] <KB1JWQ> !ot
[06:58] <earthshade> Greppy: "downloading package indexes failed" when searching for my printer drivers
[06:58] <megh> earthshade: to be more specific audio over bluetooth doesnt work for me which used to work in vista for me
[06:58] <MagusOTB> SubCool: You deleted ~/.kde. given that you're in a channel full fo people who don't use KDE, our best solution is "delete and reinstall KDE" What do you expect?
[06:58] <SubCool> Linux is just a VERY customizable OS. whicch u have to know everythign about
[06:58] <lahwran> what does it mean when gpg says "gpg: WARNING: This key is not certified with a trusted signature! gpg:          There is no indication that the signature belongs to the owner." -- this was running gpg --verify on something I'd signed with my own key, so I'd think it'd be trusted - however I imported it from another gpg installation on another compy
[06:59] <SubCool> MagusOTB: an intellegent response.
[06:59] <MagusOTB> SubCool: Why haven't you reinstalled KDE?
[06:59] <greppy> earthshade: is that aptititude or apt-get giving the error?  or another application?
[06:59] <SubCool> working on getting interenet to the laptop.
[06:59] <lahwran> SubCool: #kubuntu
[06:59] <earthshade> MagusOTB: My printer works with xp, why cant ubuntu handle it?
[06:59] <SubCool> deleteing .kde killed my saved networks
[06:59] <greppy> lahwran: did you sign your key after importing it?
[06:59] <MagusOTB> earthshade: What is your printer?
[06:59] <earthshade> greppy: In printing setup
[07:00] <noob-tux> earthshade, : google can help u if we can't give u good answer to ur problem
[07:00] <lahwran> greppy: probably not, since i don't understand that. sign my key ... with what? my key?
[07:00] <megh> earthshade: pls give your printer model so ppl can help rather than  listening toi your rants
[07:00] <earthshade> greppy: When it searches for drivers
[07:00] <earthshade> Canon ip1700
[07:00] <earthshade> MagusOTB: And it works beautifully
[07:01] <MagusOTB> SubCool: Of course it did, it's where KDE stores all your settings...
[07:01] <greppy> lahwran: yes.  You may want to start reading that entire mini-howto if you don't understand how gnupg/pgp works.
[07:01] <lahwran> earthshade: if you want help fixing your problems, ASK. normally we're very nice here, but some of us can get mean when annoyed by people who can't be nice too.
[07:01] <abstrakt> how do I add a ppa to synaptic?
[07:01] <noob-tux> lahwran, :   :)
[07:01] <MagusOTB> earthshade: Oh boy, good luck, I had a canon printer once.
[07:01] <MagusOTB> never trying that one again
[07:01] <jtduncan> can i use the lucid packages from karmic?
[07:01] <lahwran> greppy: I understand it generally, could you point me to something specific?
[07:01] <earthshade> lahwran: I believe I just did.   If that constitudes being an ass, then so be it.
[07:02] <jtduncan> but why would a package be removed from -backports?
[07:02] <lahwran> greppy: ok, I'll read it, but I meant what command do I do to make the key "native"? or where do I read on that page to find out?
[07:03] <HomeBoy> Can anyone tell me how to access motherboard info from terminal please?
[07:03] <earthshade> MagusOTB: You've been ranting on me about needing a new printer and my printer sucks and all that for awhile... Its kinda getting old that's all
[07:03] <greppy> lahwran: http://www.dewinter.com/gnupg_howto/english/GPGMiniHowto.html#toc3.6
[07:03] <lahwran> earthshade: look, ubuntu doesn't support all the same things XP does, the same way windows 7/vista doesn't support all the same things - xp was the most supported OS on the planet, and if you don't like these less supported OSes, by all means keep using XP, we won't hate you
[07:03] <earthshade> MagusOTB: And maybe its linux' fault that it never worked
[07:04] <spinningcompass> Linux's guilt is beyond dispute, but we still love it so :)
[07:04] <earthshade> lahwran: Xp ftw
[07:04] <greppy> earthshade: you mean the people that donated their time and energy to try to reverse engineer proprietary drivers for hardware?  it's their fault?
[07:04] <lahwran> earthshade: now, stop trying to pin it on us for ubuntu not being able to support something that lazy vendors won't let us support.
[07:05] <MagusOTB> earthshade: I have a problem with people blaming linux for its lack of driver support. The reason your printer works in windows is because canon wrote a driver for it and did not write one for windows. Why does microsoft get the credit for canon's work and linux get the flak for its lack thereof?
[07:05] <MagusOTB> *didn't write one for linux.
[07:05] <lahwran> earthshade: and then go deal with ubuntu not supporting your hardware perfectly or use windows! now please, no more!
[07:05] <KB1JWQ> HomeBoy: Which parts?
[07:05] <megh> earthshade : try this link https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/22555
[07:05] <lahwran> MagusOTB and everyone else: please stop feeding earthshade argument ammo.
[07:06] <jtduncan> ah, lahwran, thanks, but another question: why would a package be removed from -backports?
[07:06] <SubCool> MagusOTB: because usually there is a driver, that someone made- but it hasnt spread far enough they, or it needs 3 added patches fore EACH system to work..
[07:06] <SubCool> or the guide/walk through sucks
[07:06] <HomeBoy> KB1JWQ, Just want to know chipset, motherboard manufacturer, socket etc
[07:06] <SubCool> lol..
[07:07] <earthshade> megh: Thank you!!!!!
[07:07] <SubCool> earthshade: im with you, just keep it as a backburner- but dont give up. ITs more powerful if u can get past the bs
[07:07] <earthshade> megh: I hope it works
[07:07] <lahwran> jtduncan: no idea. why does it matter? why does karmic still matter at all? iirc karmic's support lifetime is up. use one of the two currently supported LTSes or use 10.10.
[07:07] <lahwran> jtduncan: or don't expect support in any way.
[07:08] <megh> earthshade: well i never had any problem using my canon MFD in linux
[07:08] <earthshade> lahwran: And "not supporting it perfectly" is definitely an underexaggeration... It doesnt  work AT ALL
[07:08] <earthshade> megh: Good to know?
[07:09] <SubCool> i have learned to see if my hardware works with linux first..
[07:09] <SubCool> usually linux only makes drivers for the good hardware anyways
[07:09] <earthshade> I installed it this week
[07:09] <SubCool> HAHAHAHA
[07:09] <SubCool> PM me- we can learn togheter
[07:09] <earthshade> Funny why?
[07:09] <lahwran> earthshade: why are you using ubuntu? honestly, it soudns like you're better off in XP
[07:10] <bista-ankit> hello people
[07:10] <lahwran> earthshade: see, contrary to what canonical says, ubuntu is not the os to end all OSes; not only are there other linuxes, but windows isn't inherently bad, just different
[07:10] <earthshade> lahwran: I wanted to see what it was like... And I was sick of my antivirus using what little ram I already have (1gb)
[07:10] <HomeBoy> Thanks to all but I found it through Google
[07:11] <obs3rv3r> lahwran: I thank  you for suggesting me bitlbee :) It really rocks.
[07:11]  * greppy <3 bitlbee
[07:11] <lahwran> earthshade: ahhh. if you'll take this to ##windows, that can be helped instead.
[07:11] <jtduncan> lahwran: thanks!  unfortunately, karmic is supposedly still supported, so i was trying to find out in case someone asks me...
[07:11] <lahwran> obs3rv3r: when did I recommend bitlbee?
[07:11] <testi_> I have a dialog popping up each start. Something about email notification. I remember i once installed a package for email notification, but i don't remember which. How can I figure out which process creates that window? Or how can I track that package down an remove it?
[07:11] <earthshade> lahwran: What can be helped?
[07:11] <lahwran> jtduncan: orly? news to me, though that doesn't make it false
[07:12] <lahwran> earthshade: move over there please
[07:12] <obs3rv3r> lahwran: I guess it was you a few days ago when we were having a small chat on pidgin bittlbee and empathy.. I am sorry if it wasn't you.
[07:12] <lahwran> obs3rv3r: it probably was, I promote it like crazy, I just don't remember
[07:12] <rww> ##windows, land of the recommendations for "Common Sense 2010"
[07:12] <obs3rv3r> lahwran: Haha ;) Nice one .
[07:12] <testi_> I found it manually
[07:13] <jtduncan> lahwran: oh, most definitely.  thanks for your help ^_^
[07:14] <noob-tux> i need a link to configure my mail from yahoo to the mail here on my ubuntu...i mean the evolution mail...
[07:14] <vinod> how to use the special effect on the ubuntu10.10 desktop
[07:15] <obs3rv3r> noob-tux: I guess that would be yahoo mail plus before you can use any email client for the purpose.
[07:15] <noob-tux> obs3rv3r, : u mean an account from yahoomail? not the free account? :(
[07:17] <obs3rv3r> noob-tux: Yes I am afraid so.
[07:17] <bryhoyt> I'm trying to blacklist i915 so that my framebuffer uses a generic driver (efifb). I put "blacklist i915" into /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf, but the module is still loaded. How do I blacklist it properly?
[07:17] <noob-tux> obs3rv3r, : ok thanx :)
[07:17] <lucent> bryhoyt: initramfs
[07:17] <enki> i'm running out-of-the-box ubuntu maverick on amazon ec2 with an EBS root volume, and an additional EBS volume for logs, both on ext4. i've had repeat half-crashes, with the volume becoming partially unresponsive (task blocked for more than ... seconds) and high load in WAIT
[07:17] <lucent> try 'update-initramfs -u -k all'
[07:17] <enki> http://pastebin.com/eZh7mSZH
[07:17] <bryhoyt> lucent: ok, trying it now
[07:18] <etchalu> noob-tux: The free Yahoo! Mail is doesn't support POP or IMAP.
[07:18] <ryanprior> When I try to install Skype via deb package on Ubuntu 10.10, it says that some libraries such as libaudio2 and libqt4 come from "not authenticated sources". How do I authenticate them so it will let me install the software?
[07:19] <bastidrazor> bryhoyt: add it to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-framebuffer.conf   ?
[07:20] <lucent> bryhoyt: there's dozens of modules that get loaded with the kernel from initramfs, and stay resident
[07:20] <bryhoyt> bastidrazor: tried that, too. But lucent's solution is the correct one, and works
[07:20] <lahwran> I created a gpg key on another ubuntu installation, had it signed a bunch of times, and then reinstalled ubuntu. I was careful to keep the homedir, however; how would I rescue the keys from the old homedir?
[07:21] <bryhoyt> lucent: wow, thanks. That's a big step forward on this project...
[07:21] <lucent> bryhoyt: you need to update this initramfs any time you make a change to the module loading configuration, that may seem a little strange but it's important and there's no automagical mechanism to know when to update the initramfs safetly
[07:21] <greppy> noob-tux: you might want to take a look at fetchyahoo
[07:21] <rww> lahwran: cp -R /path/to/backup/.gnupg/ ~/.gnupg
[07:22] <bryhoyt> lucent: yeah, I didn't realise that
[07:22] <lucent> bryhoyt: if it were to go automatically, then you may suddenly have an unworkable initramfs, and no working kernel to boot ;)
[07:22] <ryanprior> Is there a way for me to just use the old gDebi installer? Is there any way for me to get this .deb onto my system, to force the Ubuntu Software Center to install it? I trust the libraries, I just want the package to install.
[07:23] <noob-tux> greppy, : thanx bro  :) i'll check it out
[07:23] <Axlin> ryanprior: sudo apt-get install gedbi, then set debs to open with that
[07:23] <bryhoyt> lucent: now, any ideas why my X is still attempting an unecessary modeswitch (without actually switching modes) after plymouth finishes up? Now that I've solved my FB issues and have a resolution that matches X's resolution (both of which are fixed at 800x600), I would've thought my bootup process would be smooth...
[07:23] <Axlin> gdebi*
[07:23] <bryhoyt> and shutdown process -- still getting a flash of text before plymouth kicks in
[07:24] <ryanprior> Axlin: the gdebi packages aren't authenticated either. It seems I'm missing all the default authentication files. Any idea where I'd get them?
[07:26] <Axlin> not sure ryanprior, sorry. i was able to just install gdebi that way and run with it
[07:27] <ryanprior> Axlin: did you have the same problem with authentication when you installed?
[07:28] <Axlin> no, not personally. it just installed like anything else
[07:29] <bryhoyt> lucent: hmm, it definitely did something, because my framebuffer stays in 800x600 now. But i915 module is still loaded when I do lsmod | grep i915
[07:29] <dipungal_kamo> how do i scan for active networks?
[07:29] <etchalu> How can I globally set the caps lock key to swap with the control key? I believe I have to edit my xorg.conf file, but it doesn't have an entry for my keyboard.
[07:30] <dkannan> xchat-gnome crashes for me. can anyone suggest an alternative graphical IRC client - supported by canonical?
[07:30] <Syria> Hi, I am trying to print using spreed sheet but I get a m message that says " error while printingg!
[07:30] <ljsoftnet> dkannan xchat has a separate install
[07:30] <ryanprior> dkannan: xchat-gnome is the only one supported by Canonical; however, I like chatzilla better.
[07:31] <dkannan> ljsofnet: did not try xchat. installed xchat-gnome
[07:32] <etchalu> dkannan: I believe Pidgin is a supported IRC client.
[07:32] <ljsoftnet> dkannan dont worry xchat is safe, im currently using it
[07:32] <dkannan> ryanprior: thx. i tried chatzilla. but my firefox has high enough memory usage. do not want to run another process on it
[07:32] <xuekan> hi why my ubuntu 10.04 always have a problm when startup,it says that errors were found when checking for /,press F to fix it ....something like it.how do i fix this problem?
[07:33] <dkannan> ljsofnet: is it graphical or console based. also how is it diff from xchat-gnome?
[07:33] <ryanprior> dkannan: you can run chatzilla as its own process using xulrunner -- try googling "chatzilla xulrunner" or similar.
[07:34] <ryanprior> dkannan: I decided to do so after I got tired of Firefox bugs crashing my IRC sessions.
[07:35] <dkannan> ryanprior: will try it out. but trying out xchat now and seeing how it goes. xulrunner is seems interesting - will try it out.
[07:36] <nicoInattendu> Hi,
[07:36] <ljsoftnet> dkannan very small difference, totally the same
[07:36] <noob-tux> now i got this again.....a saveas popup from firefox a .php file everytime i click on a page in fb or trying to refresh the page....i doubt it that it's from the web server... any idea?
[07:36] <xuekan> anyone can help me?thanks.
[07:36] <ljsoftnet> dkannan its graphical
[07:38] <nicoInattendu> I m making a live USB key based on Lucid Lynx. At the very begining of boot a 'splash' screen appears. If no key are toggled its boots directly to install. How to change it to live cd instead ?
[07:40] <xuekan> Dr_willis,are you there?
[07:42] <Aemaeth> i just got a new monitor, i'd like to use it's speakers, but when i plug in my line-out to the monitor it still plays through the laptop's speakers, even if i pick the "Headphone" selection in the sound preferences
[07:42] <noob-tux>   now i got this again.....a saveas popup from firefox a .php file everytime i click on a page in fb or trying to refresh the page....i doubt it that it's from the web server... any idea?
[07:43] <marcpv> hi
[07:43] <marcpv> anyone know how to manage start-up applications?
[07:45] <robinatw> Hi,everybody !
[07:45] <robinatw> i have a question to ask, what's the "nutshell" in a book generally ?
[07:45] <etchalu> marcpv: In what specifically? GNOME, KDE, init?
[07:45] <Aemaeth> you mean the 'twist'
[07:46] <dkannan> hello. thx xchat is cool. better than xchat-gnome. stable so far
[07:46] <marcpv> etchalu: gnome 10.04
[07:46] <euphoria> Umm... "in a nutshell" is the summary, if that's what ya mean
[07:46] <manhunter> is anyone here ?
[07:46] <yanix> hi
[07:46] <manhunter> can i ask question?
[07:46] <lahwran> manhunter: nobody. those ~2000 nicks are a lie
[07:46] <greppy> !ask
[07:46] <lahwran> !ask | manhunter
[07:46] <Fisherman> how to check plagiarism between two files. c
[07:46] <Fisherman> ??
[07:47] <MagusOTB> Fisherman: plagiarism?
[07:47] <lahwran> Fisherman: look at them with your eyes and check if they're similar
[07:47] <lahwran> Fisherman: that, or the diff command, but that only works if they're text
[07:47] <Fisherman> lahwran I want to check the degree of similarity of two files  .c
[07:47] <niekie> sudo apt-get install similarity-tester?
[07:48] <lahwran> !info diff
[07:48] <lahwran> check out diff
[07:48] <niekie> !info similarity-tester
[07:48] <lwizardl> hi
[07:48] <lahwran> niekie: oh wow, I thought you were kidding
[07:48] <manhunter> hello
[07:48] <niekie> lahwran: of course not :)
[07:48] <manhunter> is pidgin in ubuntu?
[07:48] <lahwran> manhunter: yes
[07:48] <niekie> manhunter: not by default anymore, but yes, you can install it.
[07:49] <niekie> And it will work fine.
[07:49] <etchalu> marcpv: In the System menu under Preferences should be an item about start-up programs.
[07:49] <manhunter> niekie: why is it not by default?
[07:49] <lahwran> manhunter: to install pidgin, the easiest way is to go to applications->accessories->terminal and type "sudo apt-get install pidgin" and then follow the instructions
[07:49] <lwizardl> I was wondering if someone knew of a way to setup ubuntu so when ever you insert a known disc type (Music CD, or DVD Video) it would auto rip it to your choosen file type (Music as FLAC, DVD Video as XVID)
[07:49] <niekie> manhunter: Empathy was chosen as the current default instant messaging client. Don't ask me why :)
[07:50] <manhunter> why ???
[07:50] <manhunter> what's the problem with pidgin
[07:50] <greppy> manhunter: just because x was chosen over y, doesn't mean there is a problem with y.
[07:50] <euphoria> Anyone here use ATI graphics, and happen to have advice on getting drivers properly installed? Keep running into a program crash that while I cant guarantee it, seems graphics related...
[07:50] <Axlin> i have a feeling it has to do with empathy being a "simpler" client. plus empathy has audio/video support
[07:50] <marcpv> etchalu: yes, it ask me for name and command, what may I type there?
[07:51] <manhunter> pidgin looks better than empathy
[07:51] <manhunter> pidgin was for many years
[07:51] <lahwran> lwizardl: don't know how, it has to be possible and would be awesome
[07:51] <niekie> Axlin: Pidgin has that nowadays too, only for XMPP though, AFAIK. :)
[07:51] <Axlin> i see, good to know niekie
[07:52] <lahwran> manhunter: the ubuntu core team made the change, and while some of them are probably in channel, I doubt any of those guys are active right now.
[07:52] <lwizardl> lahwran, well if windows can do it, I am damn sure Linux can also. I just am trying to figure out how to do it
[07:52] <jpds> manhunter: Empathy supposedly has a better framework and plugin architeture.
[07:52] <manhunter> Axlin: pidgin may have audio video support
[07:52] <lahwran> lwizardl: watch the language. and there are autorun hooks - can't you use those to write scripts?
[07:52] <jpds> manhunter: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EmpathyVsPidginUsability
[07:53] <etchalu> marcpv: The "Name" is for a descriptive name, and "Command" is for the path (plus any arguments) to the program you want to run.
[07:54] <manhunter> does empathy have video chat support for yahoo?
[07:54] <marcpv> etchalu: so how can I guess the path?
[07:54] <jpds> manhunter: Potentially; I haven't tried it myself.
[07:54] <manhunter> i think , no support for yahoo
[07:54] <Fisherman> niekie similarity-tester installed as compare with test1.c test2.c
[07:57] <niekie> Fisherman: if you want to test for similarities in .c files, as far as I know the similarity-tester package provides sim_c
[07:57] <etchalu> marcpv: Don't guess, know. :) If, for example, you want to start Gedit when you log in, you can find Gedit by opening a terminal and typing "which gedit" (minus the quotes).
[07:57] <manhunter> good link though,https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EmpathyVsPidginUsability
[07:57] <niekie> Fisherman: I don't know much about the similarity-tester toolkit though, I'm afraid. I just know of it's existance :)
[07:58] <teamcoltra> http://paste2.org/p/1053150 hey guys-- I am having a problem with a couple of programs with python deps, I have tried to re-install the programs... that didn't help... I tried reinstalling python (the common dep between them) that didn't help... I am at a loss
[07:58] <teamcoltra> (the paste is the output of what happens anytime I install a file)
[07:58] <WXZ> what's a file manager
[07:58] <WXZ> that allows you to view user extended attributes?
[07:59] <marcpv> etchalu: ok, thanks very much! I need to add tomboy and now I think it is done, let me restart to check
[07:59] <lahwran> WXZ: what are "user extended attributes"? do you mean the ext2/3 extended switches? or maybe just the permissions? or maybe the ntfs permissions?
[08:00] <WXZ> it's customizable meta data fields lahwran
[08:00] <WXZ> you know how you have "name, create date, last date modified" it's similar to those
[08:00] <lahwran> WXZ: on what filesystem
[08:01] <WXZ> ext4
[08:01] <WXZ> they work on ext2 and 3 and some others I believe
[08:01] <WXZ> as well
[08:01] <etchalu> marcpv: You're welcome.
[08:01] <lahwran> WXZ: it has to be new to ext4 'cause I've never heard of it before ...
[08:01] <WXZ> nope
[08:02] <WXZ> it's very useful, but very underground for some reason :s
[08:02] <WXZ> and not well supported
[08:02] <manhunter> aptitude safe-upgrade , is it the command to do release upgrade ?
[08:02] <teamcoltra> manhunter, apt-get dist-upgrade
[08:04] <dewsworld> Does any one know how to connect a USB WiMax modem on 10.04 or later  ? Any driver ?
[08:06] <Muromets> Hi!
[08:06] <lahwran> Hi!
[08:06] <Muromets> Can i have help with setup of Ubuntu nebook 10.10?
[08:07] <Muromets> Sorry for my english
[08:09] <etchalu> What kind of help do you need with setting up a netbook?
[08:10] <Fisherman> thanksss all
[08:10] <Fisherman> bye
[08:11] <Muromets> when i select "install alongside to my current system" setup trys to install it to my flashdrive and when i select my HDD it wants to delete all partitions (i am booted from Flashdrive)
[08:12] <rypervenche> Is it possible to record OpenGL using ffmpeg? I have tried glc and yukon seems to be about the same but they are no longer supported. I know ffmpeg can get x11, can it get OpenGL too?
[08:12] <Muromets> is it possible to install it on the hdd not touching any partition?
[08:13] <etchalu> Are there any other options the installer gives you?
[08:14] <jscinoz> Hi... I've got a very old laptop that I'm installing ubuntu on... I managed to get it installed using netboot (no cd drive, no support for usb booting) but I'm having trouble getting Xorg going... this machine has a very old intel integrated card... I appear to have KMS working, but starting X just results in a black screen, and even magic sysrq cannot reboot the machine...lspci says the card is "Intel 82830 CGC",  How can i get xorg  goi
[08:14] <deadly_Tr> hi can some1 help me?
[08:15] <Muromets> yes 1 Alonside my current system 2 delete all data and use whole disc 3 set the partitions manualy (for advanced users)
[08:15] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[08:15] <ShapeShifter499> youtube videos don't completely work on my other computer with swfdec... they play about one or two frames then hang (the auto plays fine though)  only till I right click the video or anything else will it show another frame or so  why is this
[08:15] <deadly_Tr> can some1 help me?
[08:15] <ShapeShifter499> the computer is a PowerBook G4 powerpc  with ubuntu 10.04
[08:16] <etchalu> Muromets: It looks as though you will have to do a manual installation.
[08:16] <dean[w]> Is there any way to get more info on a package before installing it?
[08:16] <dean[w]> I want to know what version of php is in the "php5" package for example
[08:16] <he2> apt-cache show php5
[08:16] <WXZ> does anybody know of a file manager
[08:16] <WXZ> which shows user extended attributes?
[08:16] <dean[w]> thanks he2
[08:17] <deadly_Tr> my ubuntu blown after update
[08:17] <he2> WXZ: try thunar
[08:17] <WXZ> ok
[08:17] <teamcoltra> Hey guys-- I am having a problem with a couple of programs with python deps, I have tried to re-install the programs... that didn't help... I tried reinstalling python (the common dep between them) that didn't help... I am at a loss  http://paste2.org/p/1053150 <- Install Log
[08:19] <deadly_Tr> hi guys can some 1 help me with updates
[08:19] <dancek> jscinoz, you might be able to adapt this information: http://www.insidesocal.com/click/2010/02/intel-82830-cgc-830m-graphics.html
[08:19] <deadly_Tr> i updated
[08:19] <deadly_Tr> my ubu
[08:19] <deadly_Tr> ntu
[08:19] <deadly_Tr> then my wireless and keyboard shortcuts has gone
[08:19] <he2> deadly_Tr: what's your problem?
[08:19] <jscinoz> dancek: thanks
[08:20] <deadly_Tr> my wireless and keyboard shortcuts doesnt work
[08:20] <jscinoz> dancek: disabling modesetting is really not a solution
[08:20] <deadly_Tr> probably with ethernet
[08:20] <WXZ> there's no documentation about xattrs with thunar :(
[08:20] <jscinoz> Then again, perhaps i'm asking in the wrong place. ubuntu user's arent known for being the most well-advised.
[08:20] <dancek> jscinoz, well, does it work with vesa
[08:21] <jscinoz> dancek: one moment.
[08:21] <Muromets>  is it possible to instal ubuntu on fat or ntfs?
[08:22] <rypervenche> Is it possible to record OpenGL using ffmpeg? I have tried glc and yukon seems to be about the same but they are no longer supported. I know ffmpeg can get x11, can it get OpenGL too?
[08:22] <WXZ> Muromets: no
[08:22] <Muromets> Thx to all
[08:22] <spaazz> could anyone help me with tvtime television viewer? it just appears briefly when i click it in the menu then disappears a quarter of a second later.
[08:22] <etchalu> You can with Wubi.  It will install Ubuntu into a file on a Windows system.
[08:24] <rypervenche> What is a good equivalent to Fraps on Linux?
[08:24] <Aemaeth> rypervenche, recordmydesktop
[08:25] <WXZ> thunar doesn't work :(
[08:25] <jscinoz> dancek: does not appear to work with vesa, when the kernel is started with nomodeset
[08:25] <etchalu> Muromets: However, if you want to install Ubuntu onto a FAT/NTFS partition and use that partition as your root partition, you can't.  You have to use an Ext2/3/4 partition.
[08:26] <dancek> jscinoz, humm, i expected it would work
[08:28] <spaazz> someone?
[08:28] <jscinoz> dancek: sec
[08:28] <rypervenche> Aemaeth: I need recording directly from OpenGL, not like recordmydesktop. I have gotten glc but it doesn't work 100% and is no longer supported. Same with yukon.
[08:29] <dancek> jscinoz, anyhow it seems to me the driver has problems when built as a module, eg. http://en.gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/Intel_GMA#Kernel_Modesetting_Causes_Blackscreen
[08:30] <spaazz> Reading configuration from /etc/tvtime/tvtime.xml
[08:30] <spaazz> Reading configuration from /home/ubuntu/.tvtime/tvtime.xml
[08:30] <spaazz> videoinput: Cannot open capture device /dev/video0: No such file or directory
[08:30] <spaazz> mixer: Can't open device /dev/mixer, mixer volume and mute unavailable.
[08:30] <FloodBot2> spaazz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:30] <spaazz> sorry
[08:30] <spaazz> just 2 more lines
[08:30] <spaazz> Reading configuration from /etc/tvtime/tvtime.xml
[08:30] <spaazz> Reading configuration from /home/ubuntu/.tvtime/tvtime.xml
[08:30] <spaazz> videoinput: Cannot open capture device /dev/video0: No such file or directory
[08:30] <spaazz> mixer: Can't open device /dev/mixer, mixer volume and mute unavailable.
[08:30] <FloodBot2> spaazz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:30] <john38> Is there any program that can monitor PSU readings???
[08:30] <spaazz> sorry: pasted the same thing again
[08:31] <spaazz> Found "HVR-950Q : USB Audio (hw:1,0)"
[08:31] <spaazz> Segmentation fault
[08:31] <dancek> jscinoz, also from you could try getting the kernel to run a framebuffer (it might even do so by default) and then run xorg on fbdev
[08:31] <spaazz> can anyone help me
[08:31] <john38> Is there any program that can monitor PSU readings???
[08:32] <etchalu> How can I globally set the caps lock key to swap with the control key? I believe I have to edit my xorg.conf file, but it doesn't have an entry for my keyboard.
[08:32] <spaazz> i think all the help is out for lunch
[08:32] <temoto> etchalu, you can add any entry you like.
[08:32] <spaazz> ;P
[08:33] <jscinoz> dancek: i'll give it a shot
[08:33] <john38> Is there any program that can monitor PSU readings???
[08:34] <dancek> jscinoz, that's basically where my knowledge ends [even though i'm not a ubuntu user] so hope this helps, sorry if it doesnt :P
[08:34] <ndlovu> hi all. how do I get the mobile broadband indicator to show in the notifications area (top right) on 10.04? (wireless indicator is there at the moment)
[08:34] <etchalu> temoto: Thanks, temoto, but I don't know where to get the information I need to make an entry for my keyboard.
[08:34] <spaazz> Could anyone PLEASE tell me what these two lines mean?
[08:34] <spaazz> Found "HVR-950Q : USB Audio (hw:1,0)"
[08:34] <spaazz> Segmentation fault
[08:35] <spaazz> damn
[08:35] <spaazz> wrong lines
[08:35] <FloodBot2> spaazz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:35] <spaazz> videoinput: Cannot open capture device /dev/video0: No such file or directory
[08:35] <spaazz> mixer: Can't open device /dev/mixer, mixer volume and mute unavailable.
[08:35] <spaazz> here ^
[08:36] <lucent> spaazz: apps using OSS interfaces are not supported
[08:36] <spaazz> lucent, say what?
[08:36] <spaazz> why?
[08:36] <john38> Is there any program that can monitor PSU readings without using Multimeter?????
[08:36] <lucent> they're from 10 years ago, so
[08:37] <spaazz> i thought oss stood for open source software
[08:37] <lucent> Open Sound System, by 4front
[08:38] <lucent> OSS, ALSA, PulseAudio, PortAudio, JACK, Gstreamer
[08:38] <spaazz> lucent, what can i use to watch tv in ubuntu on my tv tuner (without installing the entire mythtv)
[08:38] <lucent> spaazz: try tvtime
[08:38] <lucent> I heard tvtime is the best
[08:38] <spaazz> lucent, uh thats what i was using
[08:38] <yagoo> spaazz, oss is obsolete sound engine. use alsa.  you'll see alsa-oss package installed if there's stubborn apps needing to think there's an oss engine installed
[08:38] <spaazz> :)
[08:38] <lucent> tell tvtime to use alsa
[08:39] <john38> Is there any program that can monitor PSU readings without using Multimeter?????
[08:39] <spaazz> lucent, but i cant start it
[08:39] <lucent> spaazz: call a waaaahmbulance
[08:39]  * lucent gives up
[08:39] <spaazz> well i can start it but it stops about a quarter  of a second afterwards
[08:41] <spaazz> yagoo, how do i get tvtime to use alsa
[08:42] <yagoo> spaazz, i dont even know what tvtime is
[08:43] <Daniel2> was wondering if anyone could help, why is Postfix not installing on my server? Dpkg keeps returning an error: http://pastebin.com/umgcf0iM
[08:43] <etchalu> Where can I get the information I need to make an entry in my xorg.conf file for my keyboard? Is there a file in /proc that would provide that information.
[08:44] <yagoo> spaazz, is alsa used when u play videos/audios with any other program? (mplayer <soundfile> can say)
[08:45] <dancek> john38, depends on your hardware whether that's possible but i think GKrellM would support it
[08:47] <anygivenname> ssh does not log neither successful nor failed login attempts over internet, in auth.og.....any help ?
[08:47] <steveccc> hi all - i am considering getting an external monitor for my laptop running 10.04 - can anyone comment on how well external monitors are handled by the os?
[08:48] <yagoo> steveccc, just look in linux-laptops.net something like this and see if the videocard is well supported..
[08:49] <yagoo> steveccc, this is better http://www.linux-laptop.net/
[08:50] <i_is_broke> if i save session in settings does that mean when i reboot i dont have to start up everything again?
[08:51] <steveccc> yagoo: thanks
[08:53] <manhunter> what's the kernel version of ubuntu 10.10 ?
[08:53] <quiescens> 2.6.35
[08:55] <uLinux> hellol
[08:55] <yagoo> manhunter, should say on the site like 2.6.3xx
[08:57] <yagoo> adios
[09:00] <anygivenname> ssh does not log neither successful nor failed login attempts over internet, in auth.og.....any help ?
[09:00] <llutz_> anygivenname: (r)syslogd up and running?
[09:02] <etchalu> Would lspci provide the information I need to make a configuration entry for my keyboard in my xorg.conf?
[09:02] <llutz_> etchalu: pci-keyboard? i doubt that
[09:05] <anygivenname> IIitz_: how ?
[09:05] <Daniel2> was wondering if anyone could help, why is Postfix not installing on my server? Dpkg keeps returning an error: http://pastebin.com/umgcf0iM
[09:05] <anygivenname> IIitz_: I dont think I have it
[09:06] <Inferus> morning
[09:06] <Daniel2> :(
[09:07] <acacios> help,how to use fix-missing?
[09:07] <Inferus> sudo apt-get update --fix-missing ?
[09:07] <anygivenname> IIitz_: is it rsys or just sys ?
[09:07] <acacios> yeah
[09:07] <guest00xx> hi
[09:07] <Daniel2> what am i asking wrong? I've asked my question on the mailing list, the forum and now here...and i just cant seem to get an answer :S
[09:07] <acacios> i'll try it
[09:07] <guest00xx> how can i install e17?
[09:07] <Inferus> Daniel2 what is your question
[09:08] <Daniel2> inferus: why is Postfix not installing on my server? Dpkg keeps returning an error: http://pastebin.com/umgcf0iM
[09:08] <guest00xx> sudo apt-get install gives error: Package e17 is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[09:08] <Inferus> 1 mo
[09:08] <llutz_> anygivenname: dpkg -l *syslog* | grep ^ii       should tell you what's installed
[09:08] <Daniel2> cheers
[09:09] <anygivenname> IIitz_: ii  rsyslog                              4.2.0-2ubuntu8                                  enhanced multi-threaded syslogd
[09:10] <llutz_> anygivenname: so, rsyslogd up and running? "pgrep rsyslogd"
[09:10] <llutz_> anygivenname: if its running, check /etc/rsyslogd.conf and confs in /etc/rsyslogd.d/*   if something redirects AUTH
[09:11] <llutz_> or AUTHPRIV
[09:11] <anygivenname> IIitz_: how do I know if it is running or not 1st ?
[09:11] <anygivenname> pgrep rsyslogd
[09:11] <anygivenname> 581
[09:11] <steveccc> i have just seen a linux desktop screenshot with adobe cs icons on it - will this be programs running in unity mode in VM or can it run on 10.04
[09:12] <llutz_> anygivenname: 581 is the pid of the running rsyslogd
[09:12] <anygivenname> that means it is running?
[09:12] <llutz_> anygivenname: so its running. that command would have given nothing back, if it was not running
[09:12] <anygivenname> let me check config
[09:13] <Inferus> Daniel2: thats a weird error
[09:13] <guest00xx> how can i install e17?
[09:13] <Daniel2> Inferus, I know...I can't seem to get any help with it :S
[09:13] <llutz_> !info e17
[09:14] <Inferus> Daniel2: do the following...
[09:14] <llutz_> guest00xx: enable universe, install per apt-get install e17
[09:14] <Inferus> sudo apt-get install -f postfix
[09:14] <Inferus> then do, sudo apt-get upgrade
[09:14] <Inferus> then sudo apt-get install -f postfix again
[09:15] <guest00xx> llutz, universe is enabled but it is showing e16!
[09:15] <Daniel2> Inferus, still died with the force
[09:15] <Daniel2> same error
[09:15] <Inferus> yes
[09:15] <Inferus> now do upgrade
[09:15] <llutz_> Daniel2: -f = fix-missing, not force
[09:15] <Daniel2> llutz, ahhh I see
[09:15] <rypervenche> Would anyone be willing to help me write a small shell script to start recording audio with arecord when I use a specific hotkey then stop when I use it again?
[09:16] <Inferus> Daniel2 try next sudo dpkg --configure --pending
[09:16] <acacios> There is no speed when i download something,what should i do then?only wait?
[09:16] <Inferus> if that doesnt work
[09:16] <mawst> Can a shell script handle hotkeys?
[09:16] <Daniel2> Inferus, it didnt work...gonna try that now
[09:16] <rypervenche> I don't know mawst
[09:16] <anygivenname> IIitz_: here is /etc/rsyslog.conf [09:16] <mawst> I think you will need to invoke something beyond bash scripting rypervenche.
[09:16] <Inferus> Daniel2: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/debian-26/sub-process-usr-bin-dpkg-returned-an-error-code-1-a-171107/
[09:17] <mawst> rypervenche, I would look at see if there's something that already does what you want.
[09:17] <guntbert> guest00xx: what ubuntu version are you running?
[09:17] <Daniel2> Inferus, just run the dpkg command: Errors were encountered while processing: postfix
[09:17] <acacios> help, There is no speed when i download something,what should i do then?only wait?
[09:17] <guest00xx> guntbert, 10.10
[09:17] <rypervenche> mawst: Basically I want to use glc to record my video games, but since I can't get it to work with my Logitech USB headset, I thought I would record audio simultaneously using arecord since that DOES work.
[09:18] <llutz_> Daniel2: its a 3rd-party repo you're installing postfix from?
[09:18] <Gnea> Daniel2: well, it says it can't find the initscript - does it include it with the package?
[09:18] <Gnea> llutz_: looks like a mirror
[09:18] <mawst> rypervenche, it may be easier just to edit out the unwanted bits and start recording before hand.
[09:18] <guntbert> guest00xx: in 10.10 there is e17 in the repos. did you update the repos?
[09:19] <guest00xx> guntbert, yes, but lemme try again and then will tell you the results
[09:19] <Daniel2> llutz_, its a cached mirror of the repos
[09:19] <Gnea> Daniel2: have you looked at the contents of the package yet?
[09:19] <Daniel2> Gnea, i was just following the instructions on a guide on the ubuntu wiki
[09:20] <Daniel2> told me to install postfix using: sudo apt-get install postfix
[09:20] <Gnea> Daniel2: so you haven't?
[09:20] <Daniel2> Gnea, nope
[09:20] <Gnea> makes sense
[09:21] <Gnea> Daniel2: okay, can you pastebin this please:  dpkg --contents /var/cache/apt/archives/postfix_2.7.0-1_i386.deb
[09:21] <s_v_e_n1> Daniel2: I've never found the apt-cacher stable. especially if a download failed it still uses the roken (incloplete) package.
[09:21] <s_v_e_n1> Try to remove the mirror and use original sources
[09:21] <MKUltraII> can someone help me install webcam studio on 10.10 please
[09:21] <Daniel2> s_v_e_n1, was going to try that next
[09:21] <rypervenche> mawst: Hmmm, yes I could do that but I would prefer to find a way to make this work. That way if I want to pause the video I don't have to edit the audio everytime I pause my recording... I'll keep looking into it. Thanks for your responses.
[09:21] <Gnea> MKUltraII: what's webcam studio?
[09:21] <Daniel2> Gnea, dpkg-deb: failed to read archive `/var/cache/apt/archives/postfix_2.7.0-1_i386.deb': No such file or directory
[09:22] <guest00xx> guntbert, i got it, thanks :)
[09:22] <mawst> Sure rypervenche, good luck. Also, maybe someone on the forums would know.
[09:22] <guntbert> guest00xx: you're welcome :-)
[09:22] <Gnea> Daniel2: what the...? that says it's what it should be
[09:22] <llutz_> !pm > anygivenname
[09:22] <MKUltraII> are any of you trying to record your webcams audio/video?
[09:22] <Daniel2> Gnea, I know...
[09:22] <Gnea> Daniel2: ls -l /var/cache/apt/archives/postfix*
[09:22]  * Gnea looks at MKUltraII
[09:22] <Gnea> !ask | MKUltraII
[09:23] <Daniel2> Gnea, ls: cannot access /var/cache/apt/archives/postfix*: No such file or directory
[09:23] <anygivenname> IIitz_: there is no rsyslogd in /etc......there is only rsyslog....i have pastbin when it reads
[09:23] <MKUltraII> i already asked my question
[09:23] <Gnea> Daniel2: well that's no good
[09:23] <MKUltraII> i was asking a different one.
[09:23] <anygivenname> IIitz_: also there is not /etc/rsyslogd.d......there is only /etc/rsyslog.d
[09:23] <Daniel2> Gnea, maybe its the server setup getting it from the cached repo?
[09:23] <anygivenname> IIitz_: it has 2 files 20-ufw.conf & 50-default.conf
[09:23] <Gnea> MKUltraII: then you didn't see my response?
[09:24] <Gnea> MKUltraII: not going to answer the second question, as it's a moot point
[09:24] <MKUltraII> you know what you can do gnea
[09:24] <Gnea> Daniel2: no, all downloaded .deb files go to /var/cache/apt/archives/
[09:24] <MKUltraII> stop typing towards me
[09:24] <MKUltraII> thanks.
[09:24] <Daniel2> Gnea, interesting...
[09:24] <Gnea> MKUltraII: got a better idea: lose your attitude and work with me if you want a working solution.
[09:24] <anygivenname> IIitz_: 20-ufw.conf  [09:25] <MKUltraII> 1. you started with the attitude
[09:25] <Gnea> wrong.
[09:25] <MKUltraII> 2. i dont think you have a solution for me to begin with
[09:25] <s_v_e_n1> Daniel2: just in case you did not ceck that before. Is there free space on your system-partition ?   $ df -h
[09:25] <llutz_> anygivenname: set  " LogLevel "verbose" "  in /etc/ssh/sshd_config and recheck /var/log/auth.log then
[09:25] <llutz_> anygivenname: restart ssh after changing conifg
[09:25] <llutz_> config
[09:25] <Daniel2> s_v_e_n1, avail 1.5GB out of 8GB
[09:25] <udi> HI all. I was wondering if there is any way for a course editor on wikiversity to retain credit for the original course they've written?
[09:25] <anygivenname> 50-defaults ==> http://paste.ubuntu.com/519555/
[09:26] <Gnea> MKUltraII: well, obviously you don't have a real need then, perhaps someone else will be able to help you once you learn how things work right
[09:26] <Gnea> !attitude | MKUltraII
[09:27] <MKUltraII> gnea i didnt ask for your help specifically.
[09:27] <Daniel2> MKUltraII, this is a community...as such, if you throw your question out there...generally the community will try to answer you
[09:27] <Gnea> MKUltraII: I suggest you simply read the guidelines.
[09:27] <anygivenname> IIitz_: i tried verbose, debug, auth, & authpriv.....so far nothing stable.....debug logged in auth.log a couple of times then nothing
[09:27] <tgywa> Hi ...
[09:27] <MKUltraII> i know the guidelines
[09:28] <tgywa> How can print unique lines of a file using ... awk command
[09:28] <tgywa> How can print unique lines of a file using ... awk command ??
[09:28] <Gnea> MKUltraII: doubtful.
[09:28] <MKUltraII> your opinion is naive then.
[09:28] <llutz_> anygivenname: auth/authpriv are facilities not loglevel
[09:28] <greppy> tgywa: specificall with awk?  or will sort FILENAME work?
[09:29] <tgywa> greppy, whatever it is ...
[09:29] <Gnea> MKUltraII: and this whole time that you've chosen to berate me, we could have been working on a solution to your problem.
[09:29] <MKUltraII> i havent done anything but ask for help.
[09:29] <Gnea> you've also ignored it
[09:29] <greppy> tgywa: oops, sorry not sort, the command 'uniq' give that a shot.
[09:29] <llutz_> !ot kids calm down, no school today?
[09:29] <MKUltraII> please, accuse someone else like yourself for trolling
[09:30] <Gnea> and yet, I'm not the one trolling
[09:30] <MKUltraII> rly
[09:30] <MKUltraII> funny
[09:30] <llutz_> !ot
[09:30] <Gnea> !ot | MKUltraII
[09:30] <Gnea> MKUltraII: won't warn you again.
[09:30] <anygivenname> IIitz_: do I  keep SyslogFacility as AUTH ?
[09:30] <llutz_> anygivenname: yes
[09:31] <MKUltraII> i still dont see how that applies to me but okay
[09:31] <MKUltraII> like i asked you before, ill repeat myself for you once more
[09:31] <MKUltraII> quit typing towards me
[09:31] <llutz_> anygivenname: but sorry, no idea what causes sshd not to log logins. your configs seem correct to me
[09:32] <Gnea> MKUltraII: hm?
[09:32] <CompNewb> do i need special permissions to set variables?
[09:32] <CompNewb> like CLASSPATH
[09:33] <s_v_e_n1> Daniel: have you tried without the mirror yet ?  unfortuatly I con only google valid sources fron a german site: http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Sources.list
[09:33] <tc018> hi
[09:33] <Daniel2> s_v_e_n1, I'l do that now...can't remember which files off hand I need to change though?
[09:33] <tc018> any body
[09:33] <anygivenname> IIitz_: it did not again :(....i did not wrong passwords & the last the auth.log has is chaning the sshd_config
[09:33] <Gnea> !anybody | tc018
[09:33] <anygivenname> oops forgot to restart ssh
[09:34] <anygivenname> it is sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart ?
[09:34] <llutz_> anygivenname: sudo service ssh restart
[09:34] <anygivenname> sudo service ssh restart
[09:34] <anygivenname> restart: Unknown instance:
[09:35] <ewgenijkkg> hello, gus
[09:35] <ewgenijkkg> guys
[09:35] <ewgenijkkg> I am quite new to ubuntu
[09:35] <anygivenname> sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart * Restarting OpenBSD Secure Shell server sshd                           [ OK ]
[09:35] <llutz_> anygivenname: grrr upstart.....  sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart
[09:35] <s_v_e_n1> daniel2: the file ist /etc/apt/sources.list
[09:36] <tc018> fuck
[09:36] <CompNewb> hey i figured it out
[09:36] <CompNewb> so it wasnt that i couldnt set the classpath
[09:36] <ikonia> tc018: control the language please
[09:36] <CompNewb> it was because there was a typo in my idl.config
[09:36] <tc018> ye u get it
[09:36] <tc018> ok
[09:36] <tc018> sorry
[09:36] <CompNewb> and then not only that, but I didn't include all the types in the idl.config which apprarntly it needed
[09:36] <tc018> what i need?
[09:38] <Daniel2> s_v_e_n1, updating now
[09:38] <Daniel2> :)
[09:38] <brontosaurusrex> i've installed 'nautilus elementary' in 10.10, how to get rid of it?
[09:38] <brontosaurusrex> ppa is removed...
[09:38] <Daniel2> s_v_e_n1, still returning the same problem....
[09:40] <llutz_> Daniel2: sudo apt-get clean && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install postfix
[09:40] <s_v_e_n1> To Daniel and all ohter helpin hands : sorry I ran out of ideas ........
[09:40] <anygivenname> TTY=pts/0 ; PWD=/home/sero ; USER=root ; COMMAND=/usr/sbin/service ssh restart
[09:41] <anygivenname> the I have done one wrong password trial & one successful
[09:41] <s_v_e_n1> lutz_: thanks ...
[09:41] <Daniel2> llutz_, did all that... and thats okay s_v_e_n1 , that you so much for your help
[09:41] <anygivenname> pam_unix(cron:session): session opened for user root by (uid=0)
[09:41] <anygivenname> pam_unix(cron:session): session closed for user root
[09:42] <anygivenname> is this the successful one ?
[09:42] <llutz_> anygivenname: nope, just a cron-run
[09:42] <anygivenname> then it did not log any of them
[09:42] <anygivenname> not even the successful !! why
[09:42] <MKUltraII> can someone help me with the process of installing webcam studio on ubuntu 10.10
[09:42] <Daniel2> llutz_, il email my server mailing list
[09:43] <dima_> Hi everyone. I've got CONFIG_NO_HZ=y and CONFIG_HZ_100=y both set in my kernel config. Which one is taking effect? Do I have a "tickless" kernel?
[09:44] <manhunter> hi,what's the command to extract .tar.gz ?
[09:44] <ikonia> MKUltraII: you just need to download the debs from what I'm seeing on their website
[09:44] <MKUltraII> can you send through the link please
[09:44] <MKUltraII> i think i got lost somewhere on there earlier
[09:44] <manhunter> what's the command to instlal google chrome browser?
[09:45] <llutz_> manhunter: tar xzf foo.tar.gz
[09:45] <llutz_> !manual > manhunter
[09:45] <anygivenname> IIitz_: http://blogs.buanzo.com.ar/2010/07/fix-fail2ban-does-not-work-in-ubuntu-10-04.html
[09:45] <anygivenname> IIutz_: http://blogs.buanzo.com.ar/2010/07/fix-fail2ban-does-not-work-in-ubuntu-10-04.html
[09:47] <anygivenname> IIutz_: I have fail2ban up & running
[09:47] <anygivenname> IIutz_: does it conflict ?
[09:47] <Spaztic_One> Hey, so, I'm wanting to try out some of the other flavors of linux. Can that be done easily without scrapping my ubuntu install (such as in regards to partitioning and ect)?
[09:47] <greppy> Spaztic_One: take a look at virtualbox
[09:48] <sator> df
[09:48] <Spaztic_One> greppy: The (what was once) sun java thing?
[09:48] <sator> кто откуда?
[09:48] <llutz_> anygivenname: no idea, i don't use fail2ban but guess it just reads logfiles and shouldn't conflict
[09:48] <ikonia> anygivenname: you all working now ?
[09:48] <rww> !ru | sator
[09:48] <greppy> Spaztic_One: it's not java.  It was aquired by oracle a while ago.
[09:49] <anygivenname> ikonia: nooooooooo
[09:49] <ikonia> anygivenname: oh dear
[09:49] <anygivenname> IIutz_: did u check the link ?
[09:49] <Daniel2> hi BigDiesel07 :)
[09:49] <Onyx> Oracle is buying everything useful.
[09:49] <anygivenname> IIutz_: should I do this command ?
[09:49] <manhunter> can anyone send me some private message? i'm testing irssi theme color
[09:49] <goodluckzhy> wow. it is my first time chatting here
[09:49] <Onyx> Just like OpenOffice
[09:49] <manhunter> saying hello
[09:49] <ikonia> anygivenname: what's going on with it now
[09:50] <ilovefairuz> !brain > manhunter
[09:50] <goodluckzhy> hello everybody...haha. I can use xchat now. so exsitting
[09:50] <ikonia> MKUltraII: http://sourceforge.net/projects/webcamstudio/files/
[09:50] <ikonia> MKUltraII: you want the deb file
[09:50] <anygivenname> ikonia: not logging niether successful logins nor unsuccessful
[09:50] <manhunter> ilovefairuz: not ubottu but you
[09:50] <Daniel2> !brain > Daniel2
[09:50] <manhunter> ilovefairuz: not by a bot
[09:50] <BigDiesel07> Hey Daniel
[09:50] <llutz_> anygivenname: that's no reason for rsyslogd not to log logins at all
[09:50] <ikonia> anygivenname: I've got an ubuntu box with me now, so let me look at my auth log and see what's going on
[09:51] <BigDiesel07> I <3 Windows 7 :D
[09:51] <Daniel2> manhunter, see my PM
[09:51] <anygivenname> ikonia: & ofcourse accordingly does not ban IP's
[09:51] <Spaztic_One> greppy, yes, I know, but it was once owned by Sun Microsystems, right? Either way, does virtualbox run better under linux than windows?
[09:52] <llutz_> anygivenname: you should find things like this if all was correct: Oct 12 18:28:47 mooo sshd[3516]: Accepted publickey for llutz from 192.168.1.xxx port 34022 ssh2
[09:52] <anygivenname> ikonia: & ofcourse accordingly does not ban IP's nor even limit the trials to 3
[09:52] <ikonia> anygivenname: ok so I'v ejust tried a test and my authlog is logging failed login attempts fine
[09:52] <goodluckzhy> good luck to you!
[09:52] <anygivenname> IIutz_: I dont have any of these :(
[09:52] <ikonia> anygivenname: are you not seeing the failed attempts in the authlog at all
[09:52] <greppy> Spaztic_One: I haven't ever had any problems running it under either, so not sure how it compares.
[09:53] <anygivenname> ikonia: neither failed nor successful
[09:53] <Stava> g
[09:53] <Leman_Russ> Evening all
[09:53] <ikonia> anygivenname: can you pastebin your current auth.log for me please ?
[09:54] <Leman_Russ> Anyone using a 6th Gen iPod Nano in Ubuntu?
[09:54] <anygivenname> IIutz_: did u login from a machine on the same network ?
[09:54] <Onyx> Yep.
[09:54] <Onyx> Works fine.
[09:54] <llutz_> anygivenname: yes, but theres no difference if i login from remote
[09:54] <obengdako> Leman_Russ, morning too
[09:55] <Leman_Russ> Onyx: what software are you using to access it?
[09:55] <Spaztic_One> greppy: Not really problems, just that it is not the same as an actual install in regards to speed and being able to take full advantage of hardware
[09:55] <Leman_Russ> obengdako: morning with you, is it?
[09:56] <anygivenname> ikonia: http://paste.ubuntu.com/519564/
[09:56] <obengdako> Leman_Russ, yes it is
[09:56] <Chiz> Hi, guys!
[09:56] <Chiz> Where I can download older version of Ubuntu?
[09:57] <ikonia> anygivenname: well, it looks like sshd is having a problem already it's trying to start when it's already running
[09:57] <anygivenname> ikonia: no no
[09:57] <ikonia> ?
[09:57] <Chiz> I found. Thanks :-)
[09:58] <anygivenname> ikonia: i have started it using sudo /etc........
[09:58] <ikonia> anygivenname: yes, and according to that log file it is having a problem
[09:58] <armyriad> Is there a way to evaluate a mathematical expression on the command-line? I want it to print out 4 if I enter in 2+2.
[09:58] <ikonia> anygivenname: can you pastebin your sshd_config please
[09:58] <anygivenname> ikonia: no....i will explain
[09:59] <anygivenname> ikonia: yes ok
[09:59] <greppy> armyriad: either use bc or you can do some stuff in shell "echo $(( 2 + 2))"
[09:59] <ilovefairuz> armyriad: echo $(( 1 + 2 ))
[09:59] <anygivenname> ikonia: but will explain
[09:59] <brontosaurusrex> armyriad, python, then type 2+2
[09:59] <ilovefairuz> armyriad: or $[ 1 + 2]
[09:59] <brontosaurusrex> + ctrl + d to quit
[09:59] <gaby666> hi
[09:59] <gaby666> somebody there?
[10:00] <anygivenname> ikonia: I used sudo service ssh restart after already using sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart
[10:00] <armyriad> Thanks for all the helpful answers.
[10:00] <anygivenname> ikonia: so that's why u found that error
[10:00] <tgywa> How can I see the process which is using considerable resource?
[10:00] <ilovefairuz> armyriad: also 'man bc' for more sophisticated stuff
[10:00] <ilovefairuz> tgywa: top or htop
[10:01] <airtonix_> I seem to be having a pretty hard time working out how to make open-ldap store its events in a separate log file from /var/log/syslog
[10:01] <tgywa> ilovefairuz, I am using top ... but seems less summerized?
[10:01] <anygivenname> ikonia: http://paste.ubuntu.com/519565/
[10:01] <ilovefairuz> tgywa: use htop and turn off showing threads from the options
[10:01] <gaby666> how i can connect ubuntu server 10.04 to internet 3g using a huawei e226 usb modem????
[10:02] <manhunter> ubuntu 10.10
[10:02] <manhunter> how to instlal google chrome
[10:02] <manhunter> ?
[10:02] <manhunter> what's the command
[10:02] <manhunter> ?
[10:02] <FloodBot2> manhunter: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:02] <tgywa> ilovefairuz, thanks ... but how can I turn of the showing thrreads option.?
[10:03] <ilovefairuz> manhunter: download it from google
[10:03] <sabdfl> !joke | sabdfl
[10:03] <gaby666> how i can connect ubuntu server 10.04 to internet 3g using a huawei e226 usb modem????
[10:03] <ilovefairuz> tgywa: f2 or use the mouse to click it, works in terminal
[10:03] <airtonix_> tgywa, i always love looking at commandlinefu.org for pearlers like : ps aux --sort=%mem,%cpu
[10:04] <venky10> Hi. How do I convert .3gp format audio files to ogg(preferred) or mp3 in ubuntu? I tried ffmpeg but don't know which options to provide. The list is too long and confusing.
[10:04] <rww> Manni: sudo apt-get install chromium-browser
[10:04] <rww> ... meh mistab
[10:04] <Krishnandu> venky10, Why not use the GUI??
[10:04] <airtonix_> venky10, from memory , ffmpeg alone won't do it
[10:04] <sonny> hi
[10:04] <venky10> Krishnandu: whats the name of the software with the ffmpeg gui?
[10:05] <venky10> airtonix_: what else will?
[10:05] <airtonix_> venky10, open your software center and search for "transcoding"
[10:05] <ilovefairuz> venky10: http://www.miksoft.net/mobileMediaConverter.htm
[10:05] <ikonia> anygivenname: be with you shortly
[10:06] <gaby666> alguien en español
[10:06] <gaby666> ???
[10:06] <Carpint> hi guys
[10:06] <jpds> !es | gaby666
[10:06] <Krishnandu> venky10, http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Maverick#FFMPEG_GUI
[10:06] <fff> DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
[10:06] <fff> DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
[10:06] <fff> DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
[10:06] <FloodBot2> fff: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:07] <gaby666> ok
[10:07] <sabdfl> !Flood | Floodbot2
[10:07] <acacios> hello?why my conky is on left side of my desktop and can't move?
[10:07] <venky10> Cool. Thanks all. Will try these.
[10:07] <brontosaurusrex> venky10, 1st mplayer dump to wav (search for exact command line) 2nd use oggenc file.wav (search for exact command lines) <- this is to go around ffmpeg misteries, later figure out how to pipe from command1 to oggenc directly
[10:08] <brontosaurusrex> venky10, http://linux.die.net/man/1/oggenc
[10:08] <coz_> acacios,  although I never really use conky... I would addume that the conky.config may have to be changed...yes?
[10:08] <coz_> acacios,  rather i would "assume"
[10:09] <ilovefairuz> acacios: conky is (normally) painted directly on the desktop background, not in a window, read it's man page
[10:09] <venky10> brontosaurusrex: looks complex although a script might be good once I figure out the exact commands. Will try. Thanks
[10:09] <cigan_> i have instaled ubuntu server LAMP packadge, where i can get the commands to config server?
[10:10] <ilovefairuz> cigan_: to config what exactly ?
[10:10] <sonny> I have problem with installing libgtk2.0-dev in lucid, anybody can help?
[10:10] <acacios> coz_  thank you for your tips.
[10:10] <Krishnandu> cigan_, You need to edit the respective conf files
[10:10] <ilovefairuz> !details | sonny
[10:10] <cigan_> ya, but i need to start the server?
[10:10] <brontosaurusrex> venky10, check http://g-scripts.sourceforge.net/cat-multimedia.php for script examples maybe
[10:10] <Krishnandu> cigan_, /etc/init.d/apache2 start
[10:10] <coz_> acacios,  i wasnt trying to be smart mouthed ... but  my guess is that the config must  be the issue  and not ubuntu :)
[10:11] <Krishnandu> cigan_, BTW it's automatically started when PC boots
[10:11] <brontosaurusrex> i've installed 'nautilus elementary' in 10.10, how to get rid of it?
[10:11] <Krishnandu> cigan_, sorry Ubuntu boots
[10:11] <sonny> it's dependency hell problem, libgtk2.0-dev: Depends: libglib2.0-dev (>= 2.21.3) but it is not going to be installed
[10:11] <ilovefairuz> cigan_: what server? be more specific
[10:11] <tgywa> My system is showing a considerablly high load average. I can't see any resource using that high CPU or memory, what could go wrong ? load average: 3.22, 14.97, 27.82
[10:11] <coz_> acacios,   you could join   #conky channel
[10:11] <sonny> and when i try to install libglibe it tell another depency problem
[10:11] <ilovefairuz> tgywa: are you running a multicore machine?
[10:12] <sonny> no
[10:12] <airtonix_> I seem to be having a pretty hard time working out how to make open-ldap store its events in a separate log file from /var/log/syslog
[10:12] <tgywa> ilovefairuz, yes
[10:12] <ilovefairuz> sonny: pastebin the command and its output
[10:12] <coz_> sonny,  what were you trying to installl that  gave the error readouts  initially??
[10:12] <acacios> coz_  yeah ,good idea,thank you,i'll try it.
[10:12] <tgywa> ilovefairuz, cpu cores       : 2
[10:12] <ilovefairuz> tgywa: divide these figures by the number of cores to get the true ones
[10:13] <ilovefairuz> !paste | sonny
[10:13] <VMaury> Hi! I'm having troubles installing postgresql on Ubuntu 10.10 liveCD. Could someone help me please?
[10:13] <sonny> coz: what do you mean? i try using apt-get install
[10:13] <cigan_> ubuntu server 10.10 32 bit and i pick LAMP packadge on installation
[10:13] <acacios> ilovefairuz, thank you too.
[10:13] <coz_> sonny,  right... apt-get install  what?
[10:13] <Krishnandu> cigan_, Your webserver and mysql database are started automatically when ubuntu boots
[10:13] <sonny> coz_: sudo apt-get install libgtk2.0-dev
[10:14] <ilovefairuz> cigan_: what's the output of: sudo service apache2 start
[10:14] <Krishnandu> cigan_, as I said before... /etc/init.d/apache2 start /etc/init.d/mysql start
[10:14] <VMaury> postgresql install works when ubuntu is installed, but the server fails to start when postgresql is installed on Ubuntu liveCD...
[10:15] <Daniel2> s_v_e_n1,  you still here?
[10:15] <Krishnandu> VMaury, Live CD is only for testing before install. Not for installing packages and making changes.
[10:16] <Krishnandu> VMaury, you can make changes but they will not persist.
[10:16] <VMaury> thx for your answer. You're right, but I'm building a custom liveCD which requires postgre
[10:16] <Krishnandu> VMaury, Ohh sorry...
[10:16] <Daniel2> need someone who has Ubuntu 10.04 to do me a favour
[10:16] <horrible> !asl
[10:16] <horrible> !ask
[10:16] <Krishnandu> !ask | Daniel2
[10:17] <Daniel2> Right...I need someone to install postfix with Ubuntu 10.04 because I made a mess, then send me /etc/init.d/postfix so i can put it in my server
[10:17] <sonny> coz_, can u help me with dependency problem?
[10:18] <VMaury> there's already a bug on this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/postgresql-8.4/+bug/658857
[10:18] <coz_> sonny,   I can try   but  I may have missed what your apt-get command was  that required the dependecies in the first place
[10:18] <Krishnandu> Daniel2, /etc/init.d/postfix?? You better reinstall
[10:18] <phasma> anybody able to help me with grub2 a moment, please?
[10:18] <Krishnandu> Daniel2, Not ubuntu!! Reinstall postfix
[10:19] <Krishnandu> !ask | phasma
[10:19] <Daniel2> Krishnandu, I have done...dpkg still has /etc/init.d/postfix marked
[10:19] <sonny> coz, i told you, i'm using: sudo apt-get install libgtk2.0-dev
[10:19] <coz_> phaedra,   I am not up on all aspects of grub2  however,  if no one here can help  you can also go to the #grub channel
[10:19] <Daniel2> so its failing
[10:19] <oni> ciao
[10:19] <Daniel2> horribly
[10:19] <Krishnandu> Daniel2, Restarted???
[10:19] <Daniel2> Krishnandu, yes
[10:20] <coz_> sonny,   ok go to system/administration/synaptic package manager
[10:20] <phasma> sure thing. Basically, I seem to be missing something. - http://pastebin.com/Grnpx7jS - It seems to work as you can see, though upon trying to boot into my Gentoo install is returning, "error: you need to load the kernel first"
[10:20] <Krishnandu> Daniel2, No idea...wait for some other experienced user to help you
[10:20] <tgywa> ilovefairuz, but still it is too high ... even if I divided the load by two. .... load average: 3.20, 5.18, 17.14 ... is like this when there is no major process running ... anything to check?
[10:20] <Daniel2> Krishnandu, got to the point where: "sudo dpkg --force-all --purge postfix" isnt even working...so i could just do to borrow someones postfix file
[10:20] <acacios> i've got something about conky,hoho.
[10:20] <sonny> coz_, ok i run that, and the?
[10:21] <coz_> sonny,  ok now click   "Setting"  then repositories
[10:21] <greppy> Daniel2: http://files.technomage.net/postfix
[10:21] <llutz_> Daniel2: wget http://files.rffc1149.de/postfix               but it's from debian-lenny
[10:21] <shosho-14> اه
[10:21] <sonny> coz_, ok then?
[10:21] <llutz_> err rfc1149
[10:21] <shosho-14> hi
[10:21] <coz_> sonny,   then click the "Other software tab"  and tick all the boxes  there
[10:21] <thomas001> hi, i have a question concerning empathy and sip. when i receive an incoming call i get a popup notification that someone is calling, but thats all...how to accept the call?
[10:21] <shosho-14> hi
[10:21] <ilovefairuz> tgywa: not at all, something is consuming your cpu
[10:21] <coz_> sonny,   then close that dialog and  then click the main window;'s   "Reload"  button
[10:21] <ilovefairuz> shosho-14: hello
[10:21] <Krishnandu> phasma, I believe this is #ubuntu and Ubuntu's Support Channel. Other distros are not supported here
[10:22] <manhunter> hi
[10:22] <Krishnandu> phasma, Try #gentoo
[10:22] <phasma> Krishnandu: This is being called from Maverick. That is the host OS right now
[10:22] <tgywa> ilovefairuz, I use both top and htop ... but can't see any process using CPU more than 0.0 %
[10:23] <sonny> coz_, ok, and i should try to install that package again?
[10:23] <VMaury> anyone experienced this postgresql install failure on Ubuntu 10.10 liveCD?
[10:23] <coz_> sonny,   now  click "Search"  and type in   libgtk  and scroll down the list and look for   the libgtk2.0-dev  package
[10:23] <Daniel2> greppy and llutz_, thank youu
[10:23] <Daniel2> il try these :)
[10:23] <Krishnandu> phasma, When you select gentoo linux from boot menu that throws "Not Found Kernel" error right??
[10:24] <ilovefairuz> tgywa: are you running compiz?
[10:24] <hariom> Hi, I have recently install Ubuntu Lucid in my laptop and not able to play any audio. YouTube video plays but without audio
[10:24] <Krishnandu> hariom, sudo apt-get install restricted-extras
[10:24] <phasma> Krishnandu: Correct
[10:24] <coz_> sonny,   did you find the package?
[10:25] <sonny> coz_, i do what you said, but it gave me dependency error again
[10:25] <phasma> Krishnandu: Guessing I need to call it from inside the chroot, right?
[10:25] <Krishnandu> phasma, That's right. You're missing the kernel. I mean GRUB doesn't find it's kernel image in /boot
[10:25] <coz_> sonny,  this is a fresh install of maverick or  an upgrade?
[10:25] <phasma> Krishnandu: Any idea why it does not find it? It is right there
[10:26] <sonny> i'm using peppermint ice, based on ubuntu lucid
[10:26] <Krishnandu> phasma, That's why I said try #gentoo
[10:26] <sonny> coz_, i'm using peppermint ice, based on ubuntu lucid
[10:26] <sonny> coz_, peppermint use ubuntu repository
[10:26] <coz_> sonny,  ooo i know nothing about that  but ok ...close synaptic  then open a terminal and type     sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[10:26] <pksadiq> !peppermint
[10:27] <phasma> Krishnandu: Hrm. Thanks
[10:27] <Daniel2> greppy, and llutz_ it worked! thank you!
[10:27] <anygivenname> I think this link is speaking about my case but i dont fully understand  http://www.gentoo-wiki.info/HOWTO_fail2ban
[10:27] <Krishnandu> phasma, May be some problem with gentoo. So try their support channel first.
[10:27] <hariom> How to install audio support in Lucid?
[10:28] <Krishnandu> hariom, I already said sudo apt-get install restricted-extras
[10:28] <phasma> Krishnandu: Aye. I have done so. Was assuming I might get help here seeing Ubuntu is the host OS. Thanks, nonetheless
[10:29] <hariom> Krishnandu: can you further detail what these restricted-extras package have?
[10:29] <coz_> hariom,   you are having sound issues ..yes?  did you open a terminal  and type  alsamixer,,, make sure your card is listed there  and then check that the sliders are up and none are muted...if muted   hit the  "m"  keyboard key to unmute  and that only works if it is available for your card
[10:29] <anygivenname> IIutz_: http://www.gentoo-wiki.info/HOWTO_fail2ban
[10:29] <hariom> I just want audio, no other packages like office or gui etc
[10:29] <obengdako> Krishnandu, you didn't address that to hariom so be easy on him
[10:29] <pksadiq> !audio | hariom
[10:29] <sonny> coz_, thanks, i try to discuss this problem with peppermint users
[10:29] <llutz_> anygivenname: as i said, i don't use fail2ban, just know what it was made for
[10:29] <obengdako> hariom, when you startup do have sound playing?
[10:29] <coz_> sonny,  do they have an irc channel?
[10:29] <Krishnandu> obengdako, Sorry but he's missing codecs.
[10:30] <hariom> obengdako: no
[10:30] <coz_> sonny,   why did you choose peppermint?
[10:30] <Krishnandu> hariom, that contains basic needed packages like, JRE, Flash, audio/video codecs etc.
[10:30] <sonny> coz_, yes, and a have forum, but they didn't answer me yet
[10:30] <obengdako> Krishnandu, yep he definitely is missing them but he also doesn't have sound at all hariom
[10:30] <coz_> sonny,  oh I see...what is their channel?
[10:31] <sonny> coz_, it use lxde, it's light, and i can install it on my Flash disk , and have portable OS!
[10:31] <Krishnandu> obengdako, Ohh sorry...but he didn't mentioned that. He said he's playing an audio file but that's not playing...
[10:31] <coz_> sonny,  understood... but why not lubuntu  instead of peppermint?
[10:31] <sonny> coz_, irc.spotchat.org | Channel: #peppermint
[10:31] <meh3> hey guys, is it possible to set ssh server on ubuntu desktop to use 2 different ports for ssh?
[10:31] <obengdako> hariom, if you are using gnome click your sound volume control icon and what does it say and if all is well there we get the codecs
[10:32] <ilovefairuz> meh3: why so?
[10:32] <meh3> so i can use port 22 for local use and another port to accesss from the internet
[10:32] <llutz_> meh3: yes
[10:32] <coz_> sonny,  lubuntu has lxde  instead of gnome
[10:32] <sonny> coz_, i don't know that distro at that moment, but i think i should try that too!
[10:32] <meh3> llutz_, how can i do that?
[10:32] <ilovefairuz> meh3: why would you want to do that?
[10:32] <pksadiq> can I boot into tty from USB without loading any GUI and no programes other than that is vital, fo that It boots so fast for troubleshooting ?
[10:32] <llutz_> meh3: man sshd_config       look for "Port"
[10:32] <meh3> ilovefairuz, i just told you why.. so i can use port 22 for local use and another port to access from the internet
[10:33] <obengdako> hariom, what's happening
[10:33] <meh3> llutz_, thanks
[10:33] <coz_> sonny,   I believe you may fair better with lubuntu instead
[10:33] <llutz_> meh3: are you behind a router?
[10:33] <ilovefairuz> meh3: the purpose being?
[10:33] <meh3> llutz_, yes
[10:33] <llutz_> meh3: just use portforwarding from external port=12345 to internal=22
[10:33] <meh3> ilovefairuz, cuz ppl are doin ssh bruteforce attack on port ssh? wats your problem?
[10:33] <llutz_> meh3: no need to have sshd running on 2 ports
[10:34] <pksadiq> can I boot into tty from USB without loading any GUI and no programes other than that is vital, fo that It boots so fast for troubleshooting ?
[10:34] <llutz_> meh3: even if its possible
[10:34] <coz_> anygivenname,  did you try  sudo apt-get install fail2ban... not sure installation was your issue
[10:34] <ilovefairuz> meh3: having a non-standard port won't stop them but suite yourself
[10:34] <sonny> coz_, thanks for your offer, i'll try that
[10:34] <meh3> llutz, hmm ive never done that before.. is it like a normal portforwarding setting?
[10:34] <llutz_> meh3: yes
[10:34] <meh3> ilovefairuz, yes it does if they are just attackin random ips from the ISP
[10:34]  * obengdako going to bath
[10:34] <meh3> they wont know wat to attack if they dont know the port
[10:34] <meh3> but watever
[10:35] <brokenG650> Can someone help with this: after a failed attempt to install 7 , my ubuntu could not boot with the error kernel panic, something something , i couldnt get it to boot off a thumbdrive and now when i reinstalled ubuntu 10.10 i am just getting a text login, but can get a graphical login when running from live cd
[10:35] <meh3> llutz_, alright ill check with my router.. i didnt know i could do that
[10:35] <ilovefairuz> meh3: they scan the machines, install fail2ban
[10:35] <llutz_> meh3: using random ports won't stop serious attacks, just script-kiddies
[10:35] <schneider_> hey guys
[10:35] <meh3> ilovefairuz, read what i wrote again =)
[10:35] <meh3> llutz, no on is attackin me personally
[10:35] <schneider_> i installed ndisgtk and loaded the windows drivers. what to do next?
[10:35] <Krishnandu> hariom, So aren't you getting any other sounds too or just not getting anything while playing files.
[10:35] <meh3> one*
[10:36] <ABJayo> !panels
[10:36] <meh3> atleast i dont think
[10:36] <llutz_> meh3: hope dies last :)
[10:36] <anygivenname> coz_: my fail2ban is up & running....all my issue is.....ssh does not log log-ins in auth.log
[10:36] <meh3> llutz_, yeah, still, cant say changing the default port from 22 to something else wouldnt help
[10:36] <anygivenname> coz_: accordingly fail2ban rules arent applied
[10:37] <coz_> anygivenname,  ah ok... well... I cant help with that specific issue because I dont have use that  but if no one here can help at this time you could try ##linux  channel ...they may have a broader base of info for this
[10:37] <meh3> right?
[10:37] <llutz_> meh3: it just will keep your logs clean for a while, it won't really increase security (imo)
[10:38] <pksadiq> can I boot into tty from USB without loading any GUI and no programes other than that is vital, fo that It boots so fast for troubleshooting ?
[10:38] <schneider_> nobody?
[10:38] <pksadiq> !patience | pksadiq
[10:38] <ilovefairuz> schneider_: restart
[10:38] <meh3> llutz_, i personally think it will keep me away from ppl who scan default ports on ip blocks..
[10:39] <hariom> Krishnandu: restricted-extras has several packages which I don't want like open-jdk. I want to keep my system minimalistic. Just need to install right codecs etc.
[10:39] <meh3> if they scan me specificly to find what ports are open thats something else ofcourse
[10:39] <llutz_> meh3: thats what i meant with: using random ports won't stop serious attacks, just script-kiddies
[10:39] <schneider_> ilovefairuz: and then?
[10:39] <hariom> restricted-extras is around 475MB
[10:39] <anygivenname> coz_: thanks '#linux needs invitation
[10:39] <coz_> anygivenname,   yeah since fail2 is not a specific  issue  I bet ##linux channel would be able to help :)
[10:39] <ilovefairuz> schneider_: then it should work if you installed the right driver
[10:39] <meh3> llutz_, yeah.. thats what im hoping for
[10:39] <schneider_> ilovefairuz: but it doesnt work
[10:39] <user99> hi, is there a command which will display login details like uptime from previous logins?
[10:39] <coz_> anygivenname,   is your nick registered?
[10:39] <schneider_> ilovefairuz: i got the driver from the official driver cd ololol
[10:39] <ilovefairuz> schneider_: in a terminal: ndiswrapper -l
[10:39] <llutz_> meh3: but go and try it, its easy
[10:39] <anygivenname> no
[10:40] <obs3rv3r> user99: use w
[10:40] <coz_> anygivenname,  that
[10:40] <pksadiq> !test
[10:40] <coz_> anygivenname,  that's why
[10:40] <Krishnandu> hariom, well...in that case just play the file and your player will automatically search for and install the needed codecs.
[10:40] <coz_> anygivenname,  just register your nick and you should be able to join that channel
[10:40] <schneider_> ilovefairuz: sis163u : driver installed
[10:40] <anygivenname> ok...thanks
[10:40] <schneider_> 	device (0BF8:100F) present
[10:40] <pksadiq> can I boot into tty from USB without loading any GUI and no programes other than that is vital, fo that It boots so fast for troubleshooting ?
[10:41] <user99> thanks obs3rv3r, is there any command that can provide this data from previous logins?
[10:41] <coz_> anygivenname,   you can register   by typing  /msg nickserv register --help
[10:41] <SpaceGhostC2C> pksadiq: yeah.
[10:41] <ilovefairuz> schneider_: did you black list the default driver?
[10:41] <user99> like if i want to find the uptime from yesterday?
[10:41] <pksadiq> SpaceGhostC2C: how?
[10:41] <SpaceGhostC2C> pksadiq: Just remove gdm from startup
[10:41] <obs3rv3r> user99: uptime is listed there. Uptime is the time since the system is booted.
[10:41] <schneider_> ilovefairuz: i dont understand a word :D i only installed the driver yet
[10:41] <SpaceGhostC2C> pksadiq: or your display manager.
[10:42] <ilovefairuz> schneider_: paste the output of: sudo lshw -C network
[10:42] <ilovefairuz> !paste > schneider_
[10:42] <user99> ok, i'll rephrase my query, i am looking for a command to generate data on logins, bot from the current and past sessions
[10:42] <user99> both#
[10:42] <pksadiq> SpaceGhostC2C: but still it takes a lot of time to boot, what I need is only a basic shell with vital commands
[10:42] <Leman_Russ> have any of you had issues with Dual booting with Linux Mint??
[10:42] <SpaceGhostC2C> pksadiq: maybe try a different distro?
[10:42] <hariom> Krishnandu: I don't think a command line player will find for right codecs.
[10:42] <Leman_Russ> I tried a dual boot with Windows 7 and Linux Mint, and it was not having it
[10:42] <SpaceGhostC2C> Leman_Russ: what's your real question?
[10:42] <pksadiq> SpaceGhostC2C: ubuntu fails here?
[10:43] <Krishnandu> hariom, you're using mplayer..??
[10:43] <SpaceGhostC2C> Leman_Russ: tryin the linux mint channel.
[10:43] <obs3rv3r> user99: check if last helps you.
[10:43] <obs3rv3r> !last > user99
[10:43] <pibarnas> user99: data or messages?
[10:43] <Leman_Russ> SpaceGhostC2C: My question is valid, as I want to dual boot Ubuntu with another OS
[10:43] <obs3rv3r> user99: last shows you the sessions of previous logins
[10:43] <ilovefairuz> schneider_: after you paste, try: sudo modprobe ndiswrapper
[10:44] <SpaceGhostC2C> Leman_Russ: Okay, so I still don't see any question or data to help us help you. :)
[10:44] <Leman_Russ> I will rephrase it if you want; "Have any of you had any issues with Ubuntu and dual booting?"
[10:44] <Krishnandu> !anyone | Leman_Russ
[10:44] <ravi_> from template i used form s action with url i am not able to the view method
[10:44] <schneider_> ilovefairuz: check this http://crunchbanglinux.org/pastebin/811
[10:44] <SpaceGhostC2C> I was trying to avoid the factoid. :)
[10:44] <user99> thanks obs3rv3r: this is a lot like what i was looking for
[10:44] <ilovefairuz> schneider_: is it usb-based? anyhow, try the modprobe