[18:16] <Hackwar> Another question: Brasero starts burning a DVD on my system and at about 70% the progress bar vanishes and it just says its still burning. then it takes another 10 minutes and then it seems to verify the burn. Is there any fix for this? I'd like to know what it does...
[18:16] <fccf> dabukalam: windows workgroup
[18:17] <dabukalam> it's a linux box running a samba server.
[18:17] <dabukalam> it's definitely workgroup?
[18:17] <fccf> dabukalam: windows workgroup = domain .. in samba
[18:18] <fccf> !samba | dabukalam
[18:18] <brandonc503> so i made group www-data and put my ubuntu login and my ftpuser login into... then i login ftp and create file and is owner ftpuser and group www-data..  when i access/var/www with my ubuntu login its in same group with create delete access but i cannot
[18:18] <dabukalam> fccf: how do i find out the windows workgroup then?
[18:19] <fccf> dabukalam: not my area of expertise .... perhaps ask in #samba
[18:19] <brandonc503> when i create the file with ubuntu as my login it goes to group of www-data also but i cannot manipulate it with ftpuser in same www-data group
[18:19] <mnaines> Is it possible to manually change the privileges of a user account on Ubuntu?
[18:19] <crescendo> I have a LUKS-encrypted root partition that I have installed Ubuntu 9.04 to. I have of course placed /boot on a separate ext2 partition, and my boot loader loads and functions correctly.  However, I can't seem to get my initrd to load the LUKS-encrypted root using the appropriate /dev/mapper/ address. Original question here: http://superuser.com/questions/50535/luks-encrypted-root-partition-in-ubuntu-9-04
[18:20] <DasEi> dabukalam: first make sure they are in same network-segment
[18:20] <brandonc503> mnaines: in gui or terminal?
[18:20] <Join-D> Does someone know what the package name of IONCUBE (php encryper) is ?
[18:20] <mnaines> brandonc503: GUI...I am still a Linux newbie, so I have to rely on the GUI
[18:20] <dabukalam> DasEi: They're connected through a switch
[18:20] <joaopinto> Join-D, there is no such package per apt-cache search
[18:20] <DasEi> cresc
[18:20] <brandonc503> mnaines: system administrator users groups
[18:21] <Nattgew_> would there be some way to turn off Bluetooth (completely) other than the killswitch? using the bluetooth applet doesn't turn the light off.
[18:21] <ActionParsnip> Nattgew_: could rmmod the driver module
[18:21] <brandonc503> close your eyes
[18:21] <Join-D> joaopinto: i Know.. but there must be something to get ioncube working on apache2/php5/ubuntu
[18:21] <disappearedng_> hey how should I go about debugging what went wrong with /etc/init.d/openvpn start ?
[18:21] <joaopinto> Nattgew_, blacklisting the driver, not sure it works
[18:21] <Join-D> joaopinto: google doenst help me either
[18:21] <mnaines> brandonc503: I saw that...I am wondering if I can disable the ability to change user privileges
[18:21] <DasEi> crescendo: you got to boot a live cd, mount the crypted / and the plain/boot, chroot into / then first link :
[18:21] <DasEi> !grub
[18:21] <ActionParsnip> Nattgew_: sudo rmmod btusb
[18:21] <joaopinto> Join-D, I am not familiar with ioncube
[18:22] <crescendo> DasEi, GRUB is fine - ubuntu can't find the root partition
[18:22] <brandonc503> mnaines: dont you have to hit the unlock button to make any changes?
[18:22] <DasEi> dabukalam: fine, same segment ?
[18:22] <mnaines> brandonc503: Yes.  How do I keep other users from hitting the unlock button to change their privileges?
[18:22] <joaopinto> Join-D, and that's a paid product, so please ask to your support
[18:23] <joaopinto> mnaines, you removed them from the admin group
[18:23] <nerdy_kid> hi, i installed windows after ubuntu, and i cant get grup to find it.  any help please?
[18:23] <Nattgew_> ActionParsnip: rmmod btusb doesn't turn off the light...
[18:23] <mnaines> joaopinto: So I just create a group and put what privileges I want them to have in that group?
[18:23] <brandonc503> there is check box under user privileges.. proble be it
[18:23] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub nerdy_kid
[18:23] <DasEi> crescendo: did you check the uuid's of fstab ? did you do any partitioning ? or did you put grub2 on it ?
[18:24] <fccf> Join-D: ioncube is not a package ... it comes as a tar.gz and you put it in your webserver directory
[18:24] <ActionParsnip> Nattgew_: sure but the kernel now doesnt know you have bluetooth as you removed the functionality
[18:24] <brandonc503> they can probbly see them but are greyed out
[18:24] <fccf> Join-D: extracted into webserver .. i mean
[18:24] <joaopinto> mnaines, no, if you don't want them to be able to perform administrative task, you just remove them from the admin group
[18:24] <fccf> Join-D: info here http://techgurulive.com/2008/09/16/how-to-install-ioncube-php-encoderdecoder/
[18:24] <Myxb> how do i change font size/resolution for console terminal with grub2?
[18:24] <crescendo> DasEi, the uuid's in fstab are correct, but I worry that crypttab is not loaded in my initrd
[18:24] <mnaines> joaopinto: Yeah...Thanks
[18:24] <StrangeCharm> i have a process that keeps getting out-of-memory-killed. how can i stop this from happenning?
[18:25] <Nattgew_> ActionParsnip: ok, thanks... i was thinking that it didn't come on until some point in the boot process... maybe that's the wireless i'm thinking of
[18:25] <yukongt> is anyone having a problem with adobe flash on x64? it shows the videos on pages, but when i click play, it does nothing. If i click it as the page loads, it will start playing but the controls wont work.
[18:25] <fccf> StrangeCharm: what process?
[18:25] <ActionParsnip> yukongt: works flawlessly here
[18:25] <sideris> at least does exists a way to switch to windows
[18:25] <DasEi> crescendo: so recreate initrd chrooted in / would be the answer
[18:25] <dabukalam> DasEi: segment?
[18:25] <StrangeCharm> fccf, tor, it's a network routing application
[18:25] <crescendo> DasEi, yes - but how do I do that for an encrypted system? Don't I need hooks and/or scripts?
[18:25] <ActionParsnip> yukongt: try unsinstalling all flash including gnash and swfdec and flashplugin-nonfree and flashplugin-installer
[18:26] <DasEi> dabukalam: like 123.123.123.abc  <IP_ADDRESS>.abc
[18:26] <Bmachine> hello room, if i restore a database over another one through ssh, does it just append it, or overwrite it completely?
[18:27] <dabukalam> DasEi: yeah, they're the same segment
[18:27] <DasEi> crescendo: no, if you manually mounted/decrypted it and then chrooted in, you can do
[18:27] <joaopinto> Bmachine, uh, that's a very unclear question, it depends on which type of database, and how you restore it
[18:27] <fccf> StrangeCharm: and I quote from the package discription "Remember that this is development code -- don't rely on the current Tor
[18:27] <fccf> network if you really need strong anonymity."
[18:28] <StrangeCharm> fccf, that's correct, but it has no crash bugs: it's getting killed by the oom-killer. i'm sure that there's some memory limit that i can tweak to set it straight
[18:28] <DasEi> crescendo: what happens if you try to boot, grub comes up ..
[18:29] <joaopinto> Bmachine, please keep it on the channel, tks
[18:29] <Bmachine> joaopinto ok, on a ubuntu server, im restoring a sql backup i made of a database called db1 on top of db1 using this command : mysql -u -p databasename < backup.sql
[18:29] <Kaell> Anyone willing to help me burn a DVD here?
[18:29] <joaopinto> Bmachine, if you want a clean restore, recreate the database on the restore system before imporing the data.
[18:29] <crescendo> DasEi, I pass GRUB successfully. The error I get is regarding "unable to locate /dev/mapper/sdb"
[18:29] <fogel_> can someone point me in the right way to installing MS visio with wine
[18:29] <fccf> StrangeCharm: but a memory-leak is considered a bug, and if that is the case and it is still crashing, file a bug report, or fix it yourself and recompile
[18:29] <Kaell> I have a DVD-R (16x) in a DVD-R/RW drive, I've tried various programs to burn 2 files, but it always fails.
[18:29] <joaopinto> Bmachine, unless your .sql already contains drop tables...
[18:29] <Bmachine> how do you recreate it?
[18:29] <losha> Kaell: my specialty.         BraseroGrowisofs stderr: :-[ WRITE@LBA=0h failed with SK=5h/ASC=21h/ACQ=02h]: Invalid argument            BraseroGrowisofs stderr: :-( write failed: Invalid argument
[18:30] <Bmachine> so executing drop commands on all the tables is "recreating it"?
[18:30] <fccf> fogel_:  #winehq
[18:30] <crescendo> DasEi, cryptsetup completes and I do enter my passphrase
[18:30] <YGxxx> asdas
[18:30] <crescendo> DasEi, and THAT is when it fails
[18:30] <joaopinto> Bmachine, I was refering to the database, but yes, you could also truncate the tables, if they are not that much
[18:30] <StrangeCharm> fccf, i'm resonably confident that it doesn't have a memory leak, and that it's my setup on this box that's to blame. i safely run it on several other machines
[18:30] <losha> Kaell: brasero tends to be very buggy. Would you consider using k3b?
[18:31] <Join-D> someone succelfully installed ioncube (php-encrypter) on a ubuntu server machine?
[18:31] <joaopinto> Bmachine, but, depending on how you generate the .sql backup, it may already contain the drop tables
[18:31] <Bmachine> sorry for the noobness, but droping is basically deleting correct?
[18:31] <losha> Kaell: of just the command line?
[18:31] <Kaell> i'll use anything, sure... do i just apt-get it?
[18:31] <Kaell> sure
[18:31] <DasEi> crescendo: get the message decryption succesfull, then get dropped ?
[18:31] <losha> Kaell: first, which os version are you running?
[18:32] <joaopinto> Bmachine, dropping, is destroying, a database or a table
[18:32] <Kaell> 8.03
[18:32] <Kaell> err. 8.04
[18:32] <Bmachine> joaopinto, and truncating is clearing it right?
[18:32] <joaopinto> Bmachine, you really need some DB basic skills :)
[18:32] <joaopinto> Bmachine, correct
[18:32] <Join-D> @ both
[18:32] <Join-D> xlol
[18:32] <Bmachine> joaopinto, thanks, im really working backwards unfortunatly, i know the commands, just not the vocab
[18:33] <fccf> StrangeCharm: I am not using Tor, and I don't know any who are ... you are probably alone in your endeavor ... you say you have it running on other machines (same version, same OS???) then you have a working relationship with it which I do not... what Release are you running anyway?
[18:33] <losha> Kaell: good. You could just install k3b. But it will pull in a bunch of kde libraries so it's ok unless you are tight on disk space...
[18:33] <Kaell> i'll play with k3b for a bit, thanks for the recommendation... will come back with results ;)
[18:33] <crescendo> DasEi, correct
[18:33] <Kaell> ok, thanks
[18:33] <Kaell> apt-get reports already newest version
[18:33] <Kaell> guess it is already installed, heh
[18:34] <Bmachine> joaopinto, thank you for your help.
[18:34] <StrangeCharm> fccf, same version, same os. latest stable version. i'm resonably confident that the problem is the the memory limits, but i don't know how to change them
[18:34] <losha> Kaell: ok, put in a blank CD/DVD crank up k3b
[18:34] <joaopinto> np
[18:34] <DasEi> crescendo: if you chroot into / , are the mountpoints there ? /dev/mapper...  and are the correct identifiers in fstab ? (not sda but sdaX ?
[18:34] <dksoba88> hello, I want to make a copy of my home dir from my laptop onto my desktop, so I can work on those files, and then be able to copy them back. Basically make a desktop-local copy so I can do the work I usually do on my laptop on my desktop, then copy them back. Plus, it'd be nice to keep a relatively recent copy of the files on my desktop. I've read about rdiff-backup but it seems like it's not friendly to working on/making modifications t
[18:34] <dksoba88> o the backed up files. What would be the best way to do this?
[18:34] <mnaines> StrangeCharm: How much memory do you have?
[18:35] <sideris> i'm still helpless gays, sorry if i became annoying
[18:35] <grendal_prime> is anybody using bacula?
[18:35] <StrangeCharm> mnaines, 256mb
[18:36] <grendal_prime> dksoba88: look into rsync
[18:36] <dksoba88> grendal_prime, will do thank you
[18:36] <mnaines> StrangeCharm: There's your problem.  You need at least 1GB to run Ubuntu
[18:36] <grendal_prime> thats its entire purpose in live
[18:36] <losha> dksoba88: Are both running linux? If so, I would use rsync to copy between them. It can be made to only copy changes so you don't waste time copying stuff back and forth that you haven't edited....
[18:36] <StrangeCharm> mnaines, i'm running jaunty server
[18:36] <Join-D> how can u see memory in MB or GB on cli?
[18:37] <mnaines> StrangeCharm: Ubuntu Server is 64-bit, and 64-bit Ubuntu needs a minimum of 1GB of RAM
[18:37] <llutz> Join-D: free -m
[18:37] <Join-D> llutz: thx
[18:38] <Kaell> looks like its working now, thanks losha ... although it did initially say "OPC failed. Please try writing speed 1x.", it then started writing at 8.20x, and seems to be progressing fine.
[18:38] <fccf> mnaines: Ubuntu server is not 64bit .. there is a 32bit version of ubuntu server and it will run in 256mb ram
[18:38] <Join-D> llutz: -m is megabyte?
[18:38] <StrangeCharm> mnaines, ubuntu server is available in both 32 and 64 bit versions, and requires only 256mb of ram. please see http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download-server
[18:38] <mabus> my wifi doesn't work on jaunty on an acer aspire one model z5g. I have tried blacklisting ath_wmi, and using the madwifi drivers. I have fully updated my system since installing it from cd. still, only ethernet works. why wouldn't ubuntu netbook remix work on a popular netbook? what's the method to get it to work?
[18:38] <dksoba88> losha, yea, both are running ubuntu. Started using Ubuntu about 8 mo ago on my laptop, and it spread like a virus to every comp I own lol
[18:39] <mnaines> fccf: 1GB is what I recommend because it leaves room for services or programs to run.  Ubuntu itself requires the 256, but if you want to run other programs, you need more memory
[18:39] <dksoba88> losha, I'm hooked
[18:39] <losha> dksoba88: rsync is the way to go. Read the man page, then come here & ask...
[18:39] <Join-D> mnainus: how much ddr do u have ?
[18:39] <Join-D> mnaines: how much ddr do u have ?
[18:39] <DaveMustaine> HEya I'm back.
[18:39] <erUSUL> dksoba88: grsync is a good gui
[18:39] <DaveMustaine> Who can help me now?? :D
[18:39] <dksoba88> erUSUL, thanks
[18:40] <mnaines> Join-D: My desktop used to be a Windows Vista gaming box, but I'm running Ubuntu on it now, so its got high-tech kit.  Quad-core processor, 4GB of DDR2 5-5-5-15-2T, a 10,000rpm hard drive, and a high-end video card
[18:40] <StrangeCharm> mnaines, ubuntu can run with 64mb of system, and, with a lightweight system load (no x, for instance) it's quite possible to run it in comfortably 256mb, please review the reqs at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
[18:40] <Kaell> there's also a service called Dropbox that is pretty nice... it syncs files between multiple computers as well as keeping a copy on their servers and providing access via HTTP... free up to 2GB or something
[18:40] <fccf> !anyone | DaveMustaine
[18:40] <DaveMustaine> ...
[18:40] <fccf> DaveMustaine: you wanted to delete windows?
[18:41] <DaveMustaine> Yeah
[18:41] <losha> Kaell: I've never had an OPC failure (but I see others have). Be sure to verify the burn...
[18:41] <DaveMustaine> Need to delete windows
[18:41] <DaveMustaine> Because I can't run Ubuntu on boot
[18:41] <Join-D> Kaell: dropbox ftw
[18:41] <DaveMustaine> And I don't like win btw
[18:41] <Kaell> Yeah, i checked verify at the start... it is an important backup ;)
[18:41] <losha> Kaell: I used to think dropbox was great, but then I realized, hey, that's only half a DVDs worth of data. Why not just burn a backup DVD...
[18:41] <fccf> DaveMustaine: do you have ubuntu installed and working?
[18:42] <DaveMustaine> --> fccf <-- Nope. Need help to install it too.
[18:42] <fccf> DaveMustaine: boot with LIVE CD of ubuntu ... and we can go from there
[18:42] <mnaines> Will there be a difference in 64-bit Ubuntu between 5-5-5-15-2T RAM and 4-4-4-12-2T RAM?
[18:43] <crescendo> DasEi, I don't think /dev/mapper will appear in the chroot because I'm mapping it in my current environ
[18:43] <DasEi> mnaines: a queston for #hardware
[18:43] <DaveMustaine> --> fccf <-- Well, I don't have the LIVE CD.
[18:43] <clearscreen> what's the standard chmod for folders? (produced by mkdir as a regular user)
[18:43] <sideris> come on gays is there a way to have the windows back, its for a program for my job i really need help
[18:43] <crescendo> a la: mount /dev/mapper/address /target
[18:43] <fccf> DaveMustaine: what do you have?
[18:43] <DaveMustaine> The .iso file
[18:43] <fccf> and you are booted in windows?
[18:43] <clearscreen> nvm, it's 644
[18:44] <DaveMustaine> Yeah
[18:44] <llutz> clearscreen: check umask, should be 0022
[18:44] <DaveMustaine> I burned it on a cd
[18:44] <Kaell> losha-  well, i used Dropbox for the sync more than the backup... and i'm going to get the 50BG upgrade soon
[18:44] <DaveMustaine> And it booted windows the same
[18:44] <fccf> DaveMustaine: download deepburner.com to burn the ISO file as an Image properly
[18:44] <Kaell> I have 2 Win PCs, plus a Linux box, plus I want access to my files elsewhere, all synced
[18:44] <llutz> clearscreen: so 755 is for dirs
[18:45] <fccf> DaveMustaine: they have a free version, you are going to delete it anyway
[18:45] <DaveMustaine> Md5 check sums are different..
[18:45] <DaveMustaine> I md5 checked the file
[18:45] <fccf> DaveMustaine: redownload the iso
[18:45] <DaveMustaine> Again :O
[18:45] <clearscreen> llutz: thank you :)
[18:45] <DaveMustaine> 700mb file!
[18:45] <DasEi> crescendo: right /dev gets recreated at startup, but you can compare the identifiers and their namings
[18:45] <losha> Kaell: fair enough!
[18:46] <fccf> DaveMustaine: yep ... if it failed the MD5 check you got a bad file ... sorry if you don't have fast internet
[18:46] <DaveMustaine> Oh okay
[18:46] <naxa> rv identify DigitalL
[18:46] <DaveMustaine> Np, downloading again
[18:46] <naxa> :D
[18:47] <suman> Hi Guys, Can i do syntax highlighting with LESS?
[18:47] <crescendo> DasEi, okay, so... chroot in, then check /dev/mapper/ for the correct LUKS partition mapping from crypttab?
[18:47] <luka> hey guys, i have a problem i have karmic installed and i want it to be in spanish i tried doing system adm and language support, ive checked español and everything but some stuff like menus on my desktop are still in english... any ideas???
[18:47] <laza_> hi
[18:47] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: use a torrent and get the file checked again, safes you time, when done, md5sum it
[18:47] <fccf> naxa: I'll have to remember that one.... LOL Just Kidding .... Good idea to identify in the server window so as not to accidently send your PW into the wild
[18:48] <sideris> ok gays you left me helpless. thanks for your time
[18:48] <DaveMustaine> --> DasEi <-- Then I need to download again then md5sum
[18:48] <fccf> !karmic | luka
[18:48] <mneptok> sideris: "gays?"
[18:48] <laza_> how can i autostart an application?
[18:48] <DasEi> crescendo: get the correct device-identifiers and compare them with the entries in fstab
[18:48] <DaveMustaine> If it's not the same code, delete, re download
[18:48] <fccf> !init | laza_
[18:49] <naxa> fccf the problem is that my computer works like a 486 with kde plasma since everything got broken. i was typeing in the server window when ubuntu channel "suddenly" (after 10-20 seconds) opened and se i ended up like this
[18:49] <erus`> Guys the nvidia propietry driver keeps freezing my system after 10 - 40 mins usage. (7300 GS)
[18:49] <gidna> Hi
[18:49] <gidna> my scanner doesn't work
[18:49] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: use a torrent , put the corrupt file in it's folder, make torr-client  file checking again, saves you time, when done, md5sum it
[18:49] <sideris> sorry i ment guys
[18:49] <Othman> I have an ext3 partition that I can't right on it what to do
[18:49] <naxa> fccf, ok so a power cut off destroyed my dreams of updateing to karmic easily and now everything is pain in the ass
[18:49] <mneptok> sideris: *phew*
[18:49] <laza_> fccf, Thank you a lot!
[18:50] <naxa> fccf, since half of my system is jaunty half is removd and the remaining half is karmic
[18:50] <DasEi> Othman: check the filesystem
[18:50] <DaveMustaine> --> DasEi <-- Mate I'm not understanding..
[18:50] <Othman> it's ext 3
[18:50] <baba_> che lingua parlate?
[18:50] <losha> naxa: karmic isn't stable anyway. Go back to jaunty...
[18:50] <naxa> fccf: result: you should never identify yourself on a f*cked up system
[18:50] <Othman> I tried chamod 777
[18:50] <gidna> the scanner is supported
[18:50] <DaveMustaine> --> DasEi <-- I don't have torrents..
[18:50] <DasEi> !fsck | | Othman
[18:50] <dksoba88> grendal_prime, rsync works thank you
[18:50] <naxa> fccf now i can go and change my password
[18:50] <losha> !it | baba_
[18:50] <naxa> losha: i think there is no way back
[18:51] <naxa> :D
[18:51] <crescendo> DasEi, the /dev/mapper/<address> in fstab does not match the error I get on boot, my address is: /dev/mapper/sdb3_crypt, but the error reports not finding /dev/mapper/sdb3  - crypttab is setup with /dev/mapper/sdb3_crypt. (since I don't use the UUID)
[18:51] <DasEi> crescendo: this where it stucks
[18:51] <mneptok> baba_: vorbiţi româneşte?
[18:51] <losha> naxa: A from-scratch install is your only way back. Or the backup you carefully made before deciding to upgrade to an unstable release....
[18:51] <DasEi> !torrent | DaveMustaine
[18:52] <naxa> losha, the problem wasn't the unstable release but the power cut off while dpkg configuredd libc6
[18:52] <naxa> since then everything seems a bit crappy! :D
[18:52] <DaveMustaine> DasEi I didn't understand what you said..
[18:52] <DasEi>  Othman : have you got a live cd ?
[18:52] <losha> naxa: if the power hadn't cut off, your next problem would have been the unstable release....
[18:52] <DasEi>  Othman :don't pm me
[18:52] <DasEi> don't
[18:53] <Othman> ok
[18:53] <fccf> !pm | Othman
[18:53] <naxa> losha: well yeah but you just wanted to give it a try
[18:53] <DasEi>  Othman : have you got a live cd ?
[18:53] <Othman> fsck de util-linux-ng 2.16
[18:53] <Othman> e2fsck 1.41.9 (22-Aug-2009)
[18:53] <Othman> /dev/sda7 est monté.
[18:53] <Othman> yes
[18:53] <FloodBot2> Othman: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:53] <naxa> losha: actually there was no way to carefully back up the system since i don't have enough free space
[18:53] <DasEi>  Othman : the fs mustnt be mounted, boot it and come back in here
[18:53] <crescendo> DasEi, should I change crypttab to mount on /dev/mapper/sdb3 instead of /dev/mapper/sdb3_crypt?  (and remind me, should I regenerate initrd after doing that?)
[18:53] <llutz> since u*tu stripped -F out of shutdown, that factoid should be changed
[18:53] <naxa> actually i had to remove my backup for making  enough space for the new packages
[18:53] <naxa> :)
[18:54] <DaveMustaine> T_T
[18:54] <DasEi> crescendo: the other way round, sth like sdb3_crypt is the standard
[18:54] <losha> naxa: well either way, you're probably looking at a from-scratch install. And frankly, if you don't have enough space for a backup, the last thing you should be running is karmic....]
[18:55] <naxa> losha: maybe you're right
[18:55] <crescendo> DasEi, well, fstab does point to sdb3_crypt, but it still doesn't boot... so something is broken...
[18:55] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: you know what torrents are ?
[18:55] <xAndreix> Howdy!
[18:55] <DaveMustaine> Torrents = programs that make you able to download from uploaded files on websites
[18:55] <DaveMustaine> Right?
[18:55] <DasEi> crescendo: luks somewhere on its way
[18:55] <fccf> llutz: stripped -F ??? I don't see anything wrong there shutdown reboot fix now ... thats what we wanted right
[18:55] <mneptok> DaveMustaine: not exactly
[18:55] <xAndreix> no, torrenst are peer to peer
[18:56] <naxa> anyway i have to quit from irc now since my head will start to hurt if i watch the xchat window trying to redraw itself for some more time
[18:56] <llutz> fccf: according to 2man shutdown" the -F option doesn't exist anymore in ubuntu since ages
[18:56] <crescendo> DasEi, right then... but cryptsetup functions.  So where is the problem?
[18:56] <naxa> bye
[18:56] <fccf> llutz: lemme see about that
[18:56] <DaveMustaine> I'm re-downloading from www.ubuntu.com
[18:56] <dusopn> Good afternoon everybody, my 9.10 don't want to start after updates, I can see just plain coloured screen on start and cursor. So I am cut off. anybody can refer me to solution? Thank you
[18:56] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: if you got a corrupt iso-file, you can use a torrent client ( see above) to re-check it and get the broken pieces done
[18:56] <Pici> dusopn : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[18:57] <DaveMustaine> I dunno how to use it..
[18:57] <dusopn> Pici: cheers mate
[18:57] <fccf> llutz: I'll be bringing that one up with my team
[18:58] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: sudo apt-get install vuze
[18:58] <DaveMustaine> --> DasEi <-- ? :O
[18:58] <mneptok> DaveMustaine: ignore that
[18:58] <llutz> fccf: so "sudo touch /forcefsck && sudo shutdown -r now" is the acual way
[18:58] <DaveMustaine> I will..
[18:58] <DasEi> k
[18:58] <mneptok> DasEi: he does not need a Java JRE to get a torrent
[18:58] <linuss> i read that Eric S. Raymond focus on the pragmatic, he wanted to earn money with open source program, any good reason why?
[18:58] <DaveMustaine> Dunno how to use torrents.. =/
[18:58] <DaveMustaine> Wait, is Mininova a torrent client?
[18:58] <mneptok> DaveMustaine: do you see Transmission in your menu under "Internet?"
[18:59] <Pici> linuss: This isn't really on-topic for this channel, you may continue in #ubuntu-offtopic though
[18:59] <xAndreix> http://www.utorrent.com/
[18:59] <llutz> fccf: i don't see any reason why they took that option out, makes no sense to me.
[18:59] <xAndreix> install it and click on the link
[18:59] <AnirbanHazra>  How to flush DNS cache in Ubuntu from shell ?
[18:59] <alain973> ^
[19:00] <dksoba88> is there a faster (more responsive) way to run applications remotely than using ssh -X? It seems lag quite a lot even tho I use gigabit ethernet
[19:00] <DaveMustaine> Downloading Utorrent
[19:00] <Hajex> Xchat not work with me ..it displays (USER :Not enough parameters) .. any solution?
[19:00] <dksoba88> I'm guessing it has more to do with latency than bandwidth
[19:01] <crescendo> DaveMustaine, a torrent is a single file that contains information about a specific download;  the people who have that file are called "peers", and those peers are tracked on what is called a "torrent tracker" - mininova is that tracker.  To connect to a "network" of peers, you need the torrent file. To use the torrent file, you need a torrent client (Transmission is the default Ubuntu torrent client).  The client will ask the server (the
[19:01] <crescendo>  tracker), "who are my peers", and then will try to connect to them for that file.
[19:02] <DaveMustaine> --> crescendo <-- Okay, I Installed Utorrent now
[19:02] <DaveMustaine> What do I have to do now?
[19:03] <wildc4rd> evening all
[19:03] <DasEi> crescendo: I think you should change crypttab
[19:03] <crescendo> DasEi, and then what? Regenerate initrd?
[19:03] <DaveMustaine> DasEi now I gotta put the corrupted file into the upload utorrent folder?
[19:04] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: in the download folder
[19:04] <spiderworm> does anyone here have a USB wifi adapter that was plug-and-play with 9.04?
[19:04] <DaveMustaine> Where's that?
[19:04] <DasEi> crescendo: no, just save and leave and then correct identifier should be given to fstab
[19:05] <crescendo> DasEi, alright, trying now...
[19:05] <Neurolysis> Hi guys, not sure if this an #ubuntu topic, but I am having trouble with my dad's laptop. He just got some sort of adware/trojan bundle on Win, it was bad to the extent that I suggested I overwrite his stock OS (Vista) with Ubuntu. The weird thing is, I can't boot in from the BIOS, either using a USB stick or Wubi, neither works. If I let Wubi manually install a bootloader, it fails with "unsubscriptable object". Any ideas?
[19:05] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: you set it in utorr where to store files, put a folder on your desk
[19:05] <DaveMustaine> Created it
[19:05] <Neurolysis> *USB stick, Wubi, or CD
[19:06] <DaveMustaine> Okay I put the file into the Utorrent folder
[19:06] <DaveMustaine> I selected Utorrent folder as downloading directory
[19:06] <arooni-mobile> trying to figure out why ubuntu jaunty is crashing hard core upon login on two core 2 duos i built... jaunty was working fine on machine1, and now it hangs immediately upon logging into gdm.  i'm in /var/log/syslog and i see: "ath5k phy0: noise floor calibration timeout (272 Mhz)... is this really bad?
[19:07] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: which distro was it ?
[19:07] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: which distro was it ? the corrupt iso ? ubuntu64 jaunty or ..
[19:07] <DaveMustaine> The full name of the file?
[19:08] <DaveMustaine> ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386 <- that's the name
[19:08] <yosoytoni> hello
[19:08] <yosoytoni> anyone here?
[19:08] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: fine, second
[19:08] <DaveMustaine> Second what?
[19:08] <DasEi> yosoytoni: 1526
[19:08] <clintonp> yello
[19:08] <fyrfaktry> mellow
[19:09] <crescendo> DasEi, after entering the passphrase it says the wrong address in "...setup successfully"... still sdb3_crypt
[19:09] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.04/ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso.torrent
[19:09] <DaveMustaine> Why do I need this now?
[19:09] <clintonp> who remembers Yello Mello
[19:09] <DaveMustaine> You said to check which files are corrupted
[19:10] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: down this file to your desktop, then utorrent > open file > choose that
[19:10] <DaveMustaine> Did
[19:10] <crescendo> DasEi, now in (initramfs) shell...  /dev/mapper/sdb3_crypt sure does exist...  but error:  Alert! /dev/mapper/sdb3 does not exist. Dropping to a shell!
[19:10] <DaveMustaine> Omg I downloaded a 700mb file in 30secs :O
[19:11] <DaveMustaine> Omg
[19:11] <mengu> lol
[19:11] <benno_fra_dk> ? Need to disable screensaver/sleep mode in ubuntu 9.04 - how?
[19:11] <DaveMustaine> Now I understood why you said I would save time
[19:11] <warriorforgod> clintonp: The drink or the song?
[19:12] <clintonp> the drink and the song
[19:12] <DaveMustaine> --> DasEi <-- Dude?
[19:12] <Pici> clintonp: If this question doesn't have anything to do with Ubuntu support, could you please move it to #ubuntu-offtopic ? Thanks.
[19:12] <Bodsda> Hi, the list of keyboard bindings in gnome-control-center > keyboard-shortcuts -- where can access it with a text editor?
[19:14] <fccf> DaveMustaine: you didn't download the 700mb file only the torrnet file .... open that file in utorrent
[19:14] <DaveMustaine> I opened that
[19:14] <Ledif> I am running Ubuntu Server 9.04. It is currently configured as an FTP server. Whenver I upload a file to the FTP, the timestamp is set 7 hours behind the actual time.
[19:14] <DaveMustaine> And I added the file to my Utorrent download list
[19:14] <DaveMustaine> And now it's 100% done
[19:14] <DaveMustaine> :O
[19:14] <Ledif> I have confirmed that the time is set correctly on the server itself. Why the discrepency?
[19:15] <benno_fra_dk> Question: I am trying to use an ubuntu computer as a "info-kiosk". It just have to show the same slideshow over and over again.  I have tried to disable everything, but no succes. HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELP!
[19:16] <DaveMustaine> --> fccf <-- Can you help me?
[19:16] <fccf> Ledif: the server set to local time ... and it is actually using UTC time for files
[19:16] <llutz> benno_fra_dk: read "man set" about dpms
[19:16] <DaveMustaine> --> fccf <-- Kinda confused.
[19:16] <benno_fra_dk> llutz: just "man set" in console?
[19:17] <Ledif> fccf: Ok, that makes sense. What would be the best way to correct this?
[19:17] <fccf> DaveMustaine: do you have a 700mb file in your utorrent download directory
[19:17] <llutz> man xset, sry
[19:17] <Ledif> fccf: Thank you, btw.
[19:17] <DaveMustaine> Yes
[19:17] <DaveMustaine> The one I downloaded three hrs ago
[19:18] <fccf> Ledif: you made your choice when you installed to use UTC ... I don't know how to change it
[19:18] <DasEi> crescendo: I'm not sure if the lvm gets updated dynamically or not, give it a try and put a mountpint /sdb3_crypt there
[19:18] <Bodsda> Hi, where can I get a file that lists the current entries in gnome-keybinding-properties
[19:18] <OneH> yo
[19:18] <OneH> i kinda forgot my username
[19:18] <OneH> is there anything i can like.. do.. about that?
[19:19] <benno_fra_dk> llutz: I will try this tomorrow (the computer is at my work, and its late in the evening here). Thanks a million! Looks like just what I needed.
[19:19] <fccf> DaveMustaine: what about the new one .. if it is not there you still need to download it
[19:19] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: in utorrent, right click it, force recheck
[19:19] <Ledif> fccf: I am almost certain I chose to use local time... what would be the name of the option that I am looking to change?
[19:19] <Bodsda> OneH: recovery mode then use adduser to create a new account
[19:19] <crescendo> DasEi, I'm not using LVM
[19:19] <svchost> kk
[19:19] <DasEi> crescendo: luks does
[19:19] <svchost> how do i start in recovery mode?
[19:19] <crescendo> DasEi, internally?
[19:19] <fccf> Ledif: beats me
[19:19] <DasEi> crescendo: yes
[19:20] <crescendo> DasEi, because I sure don't have any LVM partitions
[19:20] <benno_fra_dk> btw: is there no gui for xset?
[19:20] <Bodsda> svchost: it is an option from the grub menu
[19:20] <DaveMustaine> Omg DasEi I put the old file into the download folder
[19:20] <munter_> hola a todos!
[19:20] <DaveMustaine> I opened your link and I added the new iso to my download list
[19:20] <fccf> !es | munter_
[19:20] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: yes, fine
[19:20] <DaveMustaine> Now it's on seeding
[19:20] <svchost> it didnt give me an option
[19:20] <svchost> i just tried it
[19:20] <DaveMustaine> 100% done
[19:20] <crescendo> DasEi, how would I go about booting here from initramfs?
[19:20] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: k, let's check it
[19:20] <DaveMustaine> How?
[19:21] <DasEi> crescendo: it's still the chrrot via live
[19:21] <munter_> hello to averypeople!
[19:21] <noopie> hi guys! do someone here have a google wave invitation? could anyone send it to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>?
[19:21] <Fish__> Hello people, I'm using ventrilo in wine. I changed some settings @ volume manager and now I've got this ECHO in vent (when ppl talk they here theirselves twice). Anyone know how to fix?
[19:21] <DaveMustaine> --> DasEi <-- How can we check it?
[19:21] <svchost> i figured it otu
[19:22] <erus`> Fish__, turn your mic down / turn your speakers down / move your speakers away from mic
[19:22] <Fish__> erus`, well weird thing is, when I turn down my volume totally - so mute everything. They still here an echo
[19:22] <Fish__> :X
[19:22] <DasEi> !md5sum | DaveMustaine
[19:22] <crescendo> DasEi, "cat /proc/cmdline" shows the incorrect root... how can I change this?
[19:22] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[19:22] <niko> noopie: this is not a wave channel
[19:23] <crescendo> DasEi, can I modify that file directly?
[19:23] <thefirstdude> does ubuntu have aggdraw for python
[19:23] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: open a terminal..
[19:23] <DaveMustaine> --> DasEi <-- ..?
[19:24] <DasEi> crescendo: as said, not sure about dynamically at bootup, just set a mountpoint (folder) in /dev/mapper/
[19:24] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: cd ~/Desktop
[19:25] <crescendo> DasEi, well yes - I can set the mount point while in initramfs but how do I move forward and continue booting?
[19:25] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: ls
[19:25] <DasEi> crescendo: not from initram-shell but from live /chroot
[19:25] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: cd in your downlaod folder
[19:25] <ZykoticK9> Anyone successfully running the game Total Annihilation through wine on a 64bit Ubuntu?  (I know it works fine on 32bit)
[19:26] <crescendo> DasEi, yes, but remember we already did that, it doesn't work when we boot
[19:26] <crescendo> ZykoticK9, try #wine
[19:26] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: md5sum *iso
[19:26] <crescendo> ZykoticK9, I lied, #winehq maybe?
[19:26] <DasEi> crescendo: we changed crypttab
[19:27] <erus`> guys can you have a look please: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1286038
[19:27] <crescendo> DasEi, right, but it ignores crypttab and mounts on /dev/mapper/sdb3_crypt instead of sdb3
[19:27] <Bodsda> Hi, where can I get a file that lists the current entries in gnome-keybinding-properties?
[19:27] <DasEi> crescendo: typo ?
[19:28] <ZykoticK9> crescendo, thanks I have asked in that channel before as well - never gotten a reply (this channel has SO many more people, was hoping to catch someones who's do it/tried it).  Thanks anyways.
[19:28] <crescendo> DasEi, definitely not - everything is 100% correct
[19:28] <crescendo> ZykoticK9, have you checked the AppDB?
[19:28] <Pici> Bodsda: I would start looking in gconf. I don't have a system with gnome installed here to check for you though.
[19:29] <matux> Bonjour tous le monde
[19:29] <DasEi> crescendo: so it doesn't ignore crypttab but mounts to where fstab is looking then ..
[19:29] <Bodsda> Pici: I have checked through gconf-editor but I can't find where it is :)
[19:29] <DasEi> DaveMustaine:get a long string in your terminal ?
[19:30] <ZykoticK9> crescendo, it works fine on 32bit systems (not so much on 64bit systems) - the AppDB says Gold - but I HIGHLY disagree on 64bit!
[19:30] <DaveMustaine> --> DasEi <-- Mate my pc crushed
[19:30] <DaveMustaine> What do I have to do omg >_>
[19:30] <DaveMustaine> I have that damn file on my folder
[19:30] <DaveMustaine> 100% done
[19:30] <DaveMustaine> on seeding etc. etc.
[19:31] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: cd in that folder (trml), md5sum it, compare the hash
[19:31] <crescendo> DasEi, I think the bottom line is that /proc/cmdline is wrong. How can I change /proc/cmdline?
[19:31] <DaveMustaine> i gotta write cd ~/Utorrent
[19:31] <DaveMustaine> ??
[19:32] <Bodsda> Pici: sweet, looks like /apps/gnome_settings_daemon/keybindings holds some of the ones I need :)
[19:32] <DasEi> crescendo: same approach , chroot from live
[19:32] <DaveMustaine> --> DasEi <-- Im not so good with pcs
[19:32] <DaveMustaine> I'm confused dude
[19:33] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: cd ~/Desktop/Utorrent
[19:33] <ubuntu2424> Anyone know how to fix the missing operating system error at startup ?
[19:33] <DaveMustaine> how to write that thing?
[19:33] <DaveMustaine> ~/
[19:33] <DasEi> *case-sensitive
[19:33] <DaveMustaine> The symbol
[19:33] <DasEi> just type
[19:33] <clearscreen> you press the buttons on your keyboard
[19:33] <DaveMustaine> ~
[19:33] <DaveMustaine> The symbol
[19:34] <Pici> DaveMustaine: On a US layout keyboard, it is shift-`, the key to the left of 1.
[19:34] <clearscreen> on US keyboards, it's Shift + key left of '1'
[19:34] <akiles> hello......
[19:34] <repo_> hi all
[19:34] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: or assuming ur username is DaveMustaine:  cd /home/DaveMustaine/Desktop/Utorrent
[19:35] <Bodsda> Pici: now that I have the location of the keys in gconf, how can I export them?
[19:35] <Fish__> Hello, I've got a problem with ventrilo - Everything I play e.g. music ppl can hear through my microphone
[19:35] <DaveMustaine> DasEi why do I need to do this?
[19:35] <Fish__> + Ppl here echo's
[19:35] <DaveMustaine> The folder is here on my application bar
[19:35] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: good question :-D
[19:35] <akiles> hola a todos.....
[19:35] <DaveMustaine> You're confunding me
[19:35] <akiles> acá con mi ubuntu carmic
[19:35] <akiles> jajajaj
[19:35] <DaveMustaine> I have just A .ISO file
[19:35] <DaveMustaine> ONE <-
[19:36] <akiles> me corre muy bién....
[19:36] <DaveMustaine> The one I downloaded three hours ago
[19:36] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: nah, to check the download's integrity
[19:36] <mneptok> akiles: ingles solamente
[19:36] <crescendo> DasEi, /proc/cmdline does not exist when I chroot....
[19:36] <DaveMustaine> And how can I check the download's itegrity?
[19:36] <akiles> ok....
[19:36] <akiles> fine.....
[19:36] <gidna> Hi
[19:36] <Bodsda> akiles: language?
[19:36] <DaveMustaine> Integrity*
[19:36] <DasEi> !md5sum > DaveMustaine:
[19:36] <gidna> can you help me with my scanner?
[19:36] <grendal_prime> sane
[19:36] <Ledif-Nieht> My Ubuntu Server (9.04) says that it has 23 Updates that need to be installed. How do I install those updates?
[19:37] <grendal_prime> xsane
[19:37] <DasEi> !md5sum > DaveMustaine
[19:37] <gidna> found USB scanner (vendor=0x0ac8, product=0xc002) at libusb:001:004
[19:37] <Bodsda> !who grendal_prime
[19:37] <ZykoticK9> Does anyone know an "easy" way to backup/transfer the Gnome menu from one computer to another?  I've seen some of the files in /etc/xdg/menus (could I simply backup this folder and copy it to the new system?)
[19:37] <gidna> but I can't use it
[19:37] <akiles> parlo piu bene...
[19:37] <llutz> crescendo: /proc/cmdline is a virtual file which only shows what options were given at boottime. makes no sense to change it
[19:37] <Bodsda> !who | grendal_prime
[19:37] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: md5sum *iso
[19:37] <gidna> I'm running xsane with unsuccess
[19:37] <mneptok> akiles: ingles solamente (x2. three stirkes only.)
[19:37] <crescendo> llutz, I need to change it. What generates this file?
[19:37] <DaveMustaine> DasEi I already realized the download is corrupted
[19:37] <grendal_prime> gidna: sane, xsane packages for scanners.
[19:37] <mneptok> !es > akiles
[19:37] <llutz> crescendo: procfs, the kernel
[19:37] <DaveMustaine> I told you that
[19:37] <crescendo> llutz, I'm guessing GRUB passes these parameters?
[19:37] <DaveMustaine> The codes were not compairing
[19:37] <akiles> e' moltto buono la distro da ubuntu carmic...
[19:38] <crescendo> llutz, ahhh. So I need to do something in my initrd?
[19:38] <BCS-Satori> Does anyone recommend any good system monitor tools which can be monitored on the gnome menu panels
[19:38] <llutz> crescendo: edit grubs menu.lst
[19:38] <crescendo> llutz, I'm using GRUB2
[19:38] <gidna> grendal_prime : I'm using it
[19:38] <llutz> crescendo: then gurb2-config, however it's named
[19:38] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: did you compare it with the hash from ubuntu.com ?
[19:38] <Bodsda> mneptok: brutal
[19:39] <DaveMustaine> --> DasEi <-- Dude, i clicked on the file, then send to -> md5...
[19:39] <mneptok> Bodsda: he had more than a few warnings.
[19:39] <ZykoticK9> gidna, have you tried (for testing) "gksudo xsane" to see if that gives you access to your scanner?
[19:39] <DasEi> crescendo: oh no, I asked you that long ago ..
[19:39] <DaveMustaine> Then a code appeared, I clicked on compare and it said that codes are not comparing
[19:39] <Ledif-Nieht> My Ubuntu Server (9.04) says that "24 packages can be updated." and "10 updates are security updates." How do I install said updates?
[19:39] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: and got a long string ?!
[19:39] <DaveMustaine> That's it
[19:39] <DaveMustaine> Yeah
[19:39] <DasEi> cool
[19:39] <Bodsda> How can i export a list of entries in gconf?
[19:39] <crescendo> DasEi, GRUB was working, but it's not passing the right parameters. :]
[19:39] <Bodsda> mneptok: i know, i missed a :) off that post
[19:39] <DaveMustaine> Then I clicked on compare and codes were not comparing
[19:40] <Jere> people, would someone help me install ubuntu on a Olivetti Series 500 Laptop ?
[19:40] <ZykoticK9> Ledif-Nieht, "sudo apt-get update"
[19:40] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: is it 66fa77789c7b8ff63130e5d5a272d67b  ?
[19:40] <Ledif-Nieht> ZykoticK9: Will that also install any Ubuntu security updates?
[19:40] <DaveMustaine> Wait
[19:40] <gidna> ZykoticK9 : yes and the program uses my webcam instead of the scanner
[19:40] <DaveMustaine> The code that appeared?
[19:40] <gidna> it doens't recognize it
[19:40] <ZykoticK9> Ledif-Nieht, yes
[19:40] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: yes
[19:41] <Ledif-Nieht> ZykoticK9: Thank you very much for your help.
[19:41] <ZykoticK9> gidna, sorry i'm confused I thought you said it was a scanner?  Did it work with gksudo?
[19:41] <DaveMustaine> --> DasEi <-- Wait, I reopened winMd5Sum
[19:41] <DaveMustaine> It's kinda slow
[19:41] <DasEi> :)
[19:42] <Jere> people, would someone help me install ubuntu on a Olivetti Series 500 Laptop ?
[19:42] <gidna> yes it's a scanner but Xsane doesn't recognize it. It scans with the webcam...
[19:42] <ZykoticK9> gidna, lol ahhhh!
[19:43] <DaveMustaine> anyway i remember the code a bit
[19:43] <DaveMustaine> And it's similar
[19:43] <DaveMustaine> This is the code that appeared now 66fa77789c7b8ff63130e5d5a272d67b
[19:43] <ZykoticK9> gidna, did you verify that your scanner is supported by sane?  http://www.sane-project.org/sane-mfgs.html
[19:43] <DasEi> crescendo: grub 2 has known issues with lvm, you didn't do a dist-upgrade from jaunty to karmic ? so how is grub2 in jaunty ???
[19:43] <DaveMustaine> On the MD5 SUM string there is this 66fa77789c7b8ff63130e5d5a272d67b
[19:44] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: is it 66fa77789c7b8ff63130e5d5a272d67b  ?
[19:44] <DaveMustaine> The compare string is empty
[19:44] <DaveMustaine> 66fa77789c7b8ff63130e5d5a272d67b
[19:44] <DasEi> YES!!!
[19:44] <crescendo> DasEi, no, I installed package grub2
[19:44] <crescendo> DasEi, then wrote it to /boot
[19:44] <DaveMustaine> Yes that's it
[19:44] <DasEi> crescendo: please scroll back above, that's a known bug, I asked for that very early, sigh
[19:45] <DaveMustaine> DasEi, the compare string is empty
[19:45] <cwillu_at_work> !info pv
[19:45] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: so iso is fine now
[19:45] <crescendo> DasEi, sorry for the trouble. :[
[19:45] <cwillu_at_work> !info waon
[19:45] <gidna> ScanJet 2200C 	USB 	0x03f0/0x0605 	Complete 	  	plustek
[19:45] <gidna> (0.52) 	sane-plustek
[19:45] <crescendo> DasEi, I've just been working on this for weeks
[19:45] <DaveMustaine> Okay
[19:45] <DaveMustaine> Now?
[19:45] <gidna> it's supported as you can see but ubuntu doesn't allow me to use it...
[19:45] <DaveMustaine> Gotta burn it in a CD
[19:46] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: close utorrent, install k3b, burn at low speed
[19:46] <DasEi> crescendo: :::
[19:46] <ZykoticK9> gidna, is your webcam USB?  can you unplug it and then try restarting xsane?
[19:47] <gidna> it's an integrated webcam
[19:47] <DasEi> crescendo: your way will be to undo all changes, get rid of grub 2 and install grub legacy
[19:47] <lsdbot> !iptables
[19:47] <osotogari> anyone move from gnome to kde?
[19:47] <crescendo> DasEi, grub legacy is not supported
[19:47] <crescendo> DasEi, :[
[19:47] <DasEi> it is, jaunty
[19:48] <crescendo> #grub says it is not supported
[19:48] <DaveMustaine> --> DasEi <-- After I burn it?
[19:48] <ZykoticK9> osotogari, (for reasons unknown to me) lots of people switch to KDE - do you have a question?  Ask if you do.
[19:49] <cwillu_at_work> crescendo, #grub doesn't determine what ubuntu supports, they just mean _they_ don't support it
[19:49] <crescendo> cwillu_at_work, I see.
[19:49] <Jere> people, would someone help me install ubuntu on a Olivetti Series 500 Laptop PLEASE ?
[19:49] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: close utorrent, install k3b, burn at low speed to burn it
[19:49] <crescendo> cwillu_at_work, what rules and processes should I follow to determine where I should get support from?
[19:49] <DaveMustaine> --> DasEi <-- k3b is for ubuntu..
[19:49] <DaveMustaine> Not for windows..
[19:49] <DasEi> !info grub | crescendo
[19:50] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: and you're running ?
[19:50] <DaveMustaine> windows >_>
[19:50] <cwillu_at_work> crescendo, eh?  Generally if you're installing a distributor's package (such as debian, ubuntu, redhat, etc), you get support from the distro
[19:50] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: could tell that in a linux channel, k, got nero ?
[19:50] <Bodsda> Pici: just to keep you in the loop dude, I managed to find the key bindings. You can do a search in gconf that will find the keybindings in /apps/gnome_settings_daemon/keybindings/   this path appended to ~/.gconf will get you the xml file in that list :)
[19:50] <DaveMustaine> Yes >_>
[19:51] <cwillu_at_work> crescendo, if you go upstream, you have to be willing to install the upstream source as well, which is generally a source build which you'd have to do the work of integrating into our system (i.e., the job normally done for you by the distro)
[19:51] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: so burn iso to disc, lower the burn-speed
[19:51] <crescendo> cwillu_at_work, the bootloader I have on my harddrive should not be any business of my operating system's
[19:51] <DaveMustaine> Burn iso to disc = create iso / udp cd
[19:51] <DaveMustaine> Or burn image to cd
[19:51] <DaveMustaine> ???
[19:51] <crescendo> in theory, at least
[19:52] <cwillu_at_work> crescendo, no, it has to be involved, because the distro has to know how to tell the bootloader how to boot it
[19:53] <DaveMustaine> --> DasEi <-- Burn iso to disc = create iso / udp cd Or burn image to cd?
[19:53] <crescendo> cwillu_at_work, I see.  I think I'm just in for a world of hurt...
[19:53] <cwillu_at_work> multi-boot systems are quite fundamentally a trick of bootstrapping to the preferred bootloader of whatever os you want to actually boot
[19:53] <jully> http://www.makemymood.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/tshirt-design.jpg
[19:53] <cwillu_at_work> crescendo, oh, probably :p
[19:53] <DasEi> crescendo: as said it's a known bug, if you wanted that you would have 1)decrypted permanently 2) change grub  or doing a karmic install with integrated cryption
[19:53] <cwillu_at_work> crescendo, maybe back up a step, what's the original problem you're having?
[19:53] <jbwiv> guys, installing from the alternate cd. I'm manually partitioning. What's the proper way to encrypt /home with the alternate cd? When I try to configure encrypted volumes I get "Unsafe SWAP detected" error message
[19:54] <DasEi> cwillu_at_work: he installed grub 2 on a crypted system, which is known to mess up
[19:54] <cwillu_at_work> jbwiv, swap is an extension of memory, if it's not encrypted, then it is likely to contain big traces of whatever you've accessed in your home
[19:54] <Jere> would someone help me please install ubuntu 9.04 on an olivetti series 500 laptop?
[19:54] <DaveMustaine> --> DasEi <-- I have just 10x speed..
[19:54] <cwillu_at_work> crescendo, feel free to pm me
[19:55] <jbwiv> cwillu_at_work: I certainly understand that. But I'm asking how I encrypt swap from the partition manager on the alternate cd?
[19:55] <cwillu_at_work> jbwiv, no idea, sorry :p
[19:55] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: or even slower, fine
[19:55] <cwillu_at_work> jbwiv, just explaining the error
[19:55] <jbwiv> cwillu_at_work: ok
[19:55] <DaveMustaine> Disc - at - once / track - at - once?
[19:56] <pyro2927> can someone recommend a DatabaseDesign software for ubuntu?
[19:56] <DaveMustaine> --> DasEi <-- Disc - at - once / track - at - once?
[19:56] <DasEi> jbwiv: it's very comfortable use whole disk crypte, the installer sets up a lvm for you in where you can size the swap
[19:56] <brandonc503> so when i login to ftp with username:ftp3  and open file i get read only cause it thinks im brandon, my ubuntu logn
[19:56] <Kaell> Okay, I got an issue to resolve.  I have a SystemImage (via SystemImage) on my computer here.  The image is 15GB.  I want to put it onto DVDs.  I have 3GB of space left available.  Any way I can do this?
[19:57] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: disc at once, finalize it
[19:57] <StaRetji> Wazzzzaaaaa
[19:57] <DaveMustaine> writing error at 6%, my dvd drive makes strange noises
[19:57] <DasEi> oo
[19:57] <Kaell> try a different disc
[19:58] <StaRetji> need help with usplash. Is it possible to make it work only on boot  - not on shutdown or restart
[19:58] <brandonc503> dvd katz rubbin on your cd
[19:58] <DaveMustaine> Don't have more CD discs
[19:58] <DaveMustaine> I have Dvd discs..
[19:59] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: and no other drive accsible ? nvm : http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/shipit-faq
[19:59] <pete_> what is wrong with this ??? UUID=e1b71270-1a4e-4c0b-ae36-7e3174a430c3 / home/pete/storage ext4 relatime,errors=remount-ro 0 1
[19:59] <jbwiv> DasEi: this is a disk I have already partitioned from a previous install
[19:59] <DaveMustaine> It's a notebook
[19:59] <jbwiv> DasEi: it already had an encrypted swap and /home...not sure why it's giving me this problem
[20:00] <StaRetji> anyone?
[20:00] <DaveMustaine> I need to port ubuntu on my other computer
[20:00] <DasEi> jbwiv: I see, then it is like having to double all partitions to crypt before going on
[20:00] <brandonc503> teleporter redy, energize
[20:00] <DasEi> ahh, you had already
[20:02] <pete_> what is wrong with this ??? UUID=e1b71270-1a4e-4c0b-ae36-7e3174a430c3 / home/pete/storage ext4 relatime,errors=remount-ro 0 1
[20:02] <DaveMustaine> --> DasEi <-- Can't write it.
[20:02] <DasEi> jbwiv: before I go own fishing in the dark, a more detailed overview ?
[20:02] <frostburn> did something break ssh in a recent patch?   sshd is running, but the port is filtered, iptables has no rules on it
[20:02] <DasEi> pete_: the blank before home ?!
[20:03]  * mvo Is leaving
[20:03] <frostburn> pete_, you have a space before home
[20:03] <DasEi> ext4 in jaunty?
[20:03] <pete_> DasEi, thanks
[20:03] <frostburn> DasEi, it's supported
[20:03] <pete_> DasEi, remember me...?
[20:03] <jbwiv> DasEi: I figured it out. I dropped to another console and cat'd /proc/swaps. Looks like it had already mounted a swap partition. swapoff'd it and everything is fine. thank you for your help
[20:03] <MenZa> frostburn: Are you on Karmic?
[20:04] <DasEi> frostburn: I know, but mount doesn't know ext4, fstab ? you know ?
[20:04] <DaveMustaine> --> DasEi <-- i don't want to giive up
[20:04] <DaveMustaine> So..
[20:05] <DasEi> jbwiv: no swap, no pc, no prob,
[20:05] <Dream-Ubu> hey - has anyone had any experience with ankama-games Dofus? and if so do you know how to play it without having to use WINE?
[20:05] <DasEi> DaveMustaine: right, you got two machines, one running win with the iso on, the other running what ? specs of that ubuntu-target ?
[20:05] <jbwiv> is ext4 as stable as ext3 now? Is it the recommended file system?
[20:06] <DaveMustaine> The other running win too
[20:06] <DaveMustaine> And on the other I want ubuntu
[20:06] <Pythack> Hi.
[20:06] <Dream-Ubu> erm try Wubi dave
[20:06] <Dream-Ubu> if its running windows
[20:06] <DasEi> jbwiv: I had no probs after converting, but tend to say that jaunty is still ext3 until you like the risk
[20:07] <DaveMustaine> I don't want windows on the other
[20:07] <DaveMustaine> Just Ubuntu
[20:07] <michael_> hey, I'm on Jaunty and I want to try Karmic, I've updated my repositry with apt-get update, and the update manager GUI isn't telling me there's a new dist available, what must I be doing wrong?
[20:07] <Dream-Ubu> well use a live disk to install ubuntu and remove windows from the grub list
[20:07] <Dream-Ubu> or, install over windows
[20:07] <DaveMustaine> Anyway I copied the .iso file on my other pc and I can open it with winRar
[20:07] <DasEi> ...
[20:07] <DaveMustaine> Live disk = can't write it
[20:07] <Dream-Ubu> usb drive?
[20:07] <Dream-Ubu> and unetbootin
[20:08] <DaveMustaine> It blocks at 5%
[20:08] <frostburn> MenZa, jaunty
[20:08] <DaveMustaine> Dunno why..
[20:08] <DaveMustaine> With usb it blocks at 5%
[20:08] <fishdeamon> I have a nvidia software raid that stopped working now
[20:08] <frostburn> DasEi, it should from a cd install rather than upgrade
[20:08] <Dream-Ubu> erm, can you see it doing anything at all?
[20:08] <DaveMustaine> --> Dream-Ubu <-- ?
[20:09] <Thoria> room #openerb
[20:09] <fishdeamon> when booting up it drops to busy box and says /dev/mapper/nvidia_af534903... does not exist
[20:09] <Dream-Ubu> Dave: thinking :)
[20:09] <HammerJack> Hey all
[20:09] <Dream-Ubu> Dave: does it do it when you try n make a live CD also?
[20:09] <fishdeamon> I know i had the same problem before when i tried to installusing th edesktop live cd. some module was missing. worked fine with the server cd
[20:09] <DaveMustaine> --> Dream-Ubu <-- In my other pc I can open the ISO file with WinRAR dunno why..
[20:10] <DaveMustaine> On this pc I can't write the live pc
[20:10] <DaveMustaine> Cd*
[20:10] <DaveMustaine> While in my other I can write easily the .iso
[20:10] <JanHolbo> Hi all!
[20:10] <DaveMustaine> But I can't boot from cd dunno why
[20:10] <DasEi> frostburn: I know you can se ext4 in jaunty as I did and do so, but fsatb remains ext3 there, it's just the journaling (and some more) stuff that changes then for future writings, the whole install before converting will also stay ext3, so I don't THINK fstab does it, though don't really know
[20:10] <epaphus> hey guys, what is the latest firefox available from the repo for ubuntu?
[20:10] <Dream-Ubu> dave: boot order! cmos!
[20:10] <Dream-Ubu> dave: bios, change the order from CD first
[20:11] <DaveMustaine> Did, nothing happened
[20:11] <Dream-Ubu> make sure its the right draw +_+' you probs have 2
[20:11] <frostburn> epaphus, 3.5   called firefox-3.5   you'll need to make a symlink in /usr/bin though
[20:11] <DaveMustaine> Yes
[20:11] <michael_> I don't get offered a distribution upgrade on Jaunty 9.04 to move to Karmic - are there implications of using 'do-release-upgrade -d' on a desktop install?
[20:11] <DaveMustaine> I put the cd in the 2nd drive
[20:11] <DaveMustaine> DvD drive
[20:11] <mvo> blablbala\
[20:11] <Dream-Ubu> dave: cd->dvd->hdd?
[20:11] <joaopinto> !karmic | michael_
[20:12] <DaveMustaine> And in the boot list the dvd-rom drive is 1°
[20:12] <JanHolbo> I have a problem remounting my ecryptfs'd /home dir - I can read (at least some of) the files but the filenames are still encrypted - how do I recreate my sig?
[20:12] <Dream-Ubu> dave: theres the hard option, hook up the hard drive into the computer that runs ubuntu n use unet to do an install n turn the hard drive into a live disk >_<
[20:12] <Dream-Ubu> and install that way
[20:12] <WhiteCrow1> hi guys
[20:13] <JanHolbo> hi WhiteCrow1
[20:13] <WhiteCrow1> how can i do  to see pic in w3m?
[20:13] <Dream-Ubu> +_+' crazy option...but why not wubi n remove windows from the grub boot list?
[20:13] <WhiteCrow1> JanHolbo: hi dude
[20:13] <DaveMustaine> --> Dream-Ubu <-- Didn't understand..
[20:13] <Dream-Ubu> dave: sorry - you are talking about a desktop pc right? not a laptop
[20:13] <JanHolbo> WhiteCrow1, w3m is text only - no pics?
[20:13] <DaveMustaine> --> Dream-Ubu <-- Yeah
[20:14] <Dream-Ubu> dave: ok....so...the one you want ubuntu on is also desktop?
[20:14] <DaveMustaine> Dream-Ubu: a normal pc xD
[20:14] <mvo> vers
[20:14] <DaveMustaine> Yes
[20:14] <WhiteCrow1> JanHolbo: how can i see pic in linux shell
[20:14] <DaveMustaine> I want ubuntu on a desktop pc
[20:14] <DaveMustaine> I already have the file on that pc
[20:14] <DaveMustaine> the .iso
[20:14] <DaveMustaine> And I can open it with WinRAR
[20:14] <JanHolbo> WhiteCrow1, you would need some kind of ascii art ...
[20:15] <Dream-Ubu> dave: and unetbootin doesnt work?
[20:15] <DaveMustaine> I can see files
[20:15] <DaveMustaine> Can't
[20:15] <jrib> WhiteCrow1: you probably want to use w3m-img...
[20:15] <DaveMustaine> I don't have unetbootin on the other one
[20:15] <DaveMustaine> here on this one unetbootin stops at 5% loading filesystem.squashfs
[20:15] <WhiteCrow1> jrib: yes i install w3m-image but cant see pic in web site
[20:15] <mike> hello linux dorks
[20:15] <Dream-Ubu> dave: tried waiting?
[20:16] <jrib> WhiteCrow1: How are you trying exactly?
[20:16] <Dream-Ubu> lol hi mike
[20:16] <DaveMustaine> --> Dream-Ubu <-- Nope, not more than 5min
[20:16] <JanHolbo> any ecryptfs guys around?
[20:16] <WhiteCrow1>  jrib:ohhhh sorry i cant speack EN very will but i understand a little
[20:16] <Dream-Ubu> dave: ok well try waiting longer, like 10 mins..
[20:17] <ploppyface> this is the most pocket protected IRC channel, eva!!!11
[20:17] <DaveMustaine> LEt's try..
[20:17] <Dream-Ubu> and what about when you try it on your ubuntu PC?
[20:17] <DaveMustaine> I don't have a ubuntu pc..
[20:17] <DaveMustaine> >_>
[20:18] <ploppyface> how much does the internet weigh?
[20:18] <Dream-Ubu> oh...thaught you did
[20:18] <jrib> !ot | ploppyface
[20:18] <DaveMustaine> I burned the .iso with the other pc
[20:18] <DaveMustaine> Now let's see if it works..
[20:18] <Dream-Ubu> ploppyface: more than you can get your narrow headed mind round...
[20:19] <Pici> Dream-Ubu: Please be civil
[20:19] <ploppyface> how do I get a base install of mysql to listen on eth0 ?
[20:19] <Dream-Ubu> i was being civil, i was describing in a way i thaught approiate for his tounge :)
[20:19] <ploppyface> I can't log into my mysql server from another machine :(
[20:20] <Dream-Ubu> so dave, tell me if it works :)
[20:20] <DaveMustaine> Hmm
[20:20] <DaveMustaine> I have an ibm system
[20:21] <Dream-Ubu> doesnt mean anything to me :) sorry ive never really used em
[20:21] <DaveMustaine> Okay
[20:21] <ploppyface> jrib: how do I find software for ubuntu that will help me figure out how much the internet weighs?
[20:21] <DaveMustaine> Black screen with a white _
[20:21] <Dream-Ubu> but what i dont get is, why not use wubi n keep windows on there, but in a partision thats 15gb
[20:21] <crescendo> When booting a LUKS-encrypted root install of Ubuntu 9.04, I am asked once to enter my passphrase by device address, then again by UUID, and then over 20 times by UUID again.  How do I fix this?
[20:22] <DaveMustaine> And now OMG booted windows
[20:22] <Dream-Ubu> weigh of the internet...
[20:22] <DaveMustaine> I HATE THIS PC
[20:22] <Dream-Ubu> weight...
[20:22] <Dream-Ubu> dave! boot order
[20:22] <DaveMustaine> I already did
[20:22] <gidna> ScanJet 2200C 	USB 	0x03f0/0x0605 	Complete 	  	plustek
[20:22] <gidna> (0.52) 	sane-plustek
[20:22] <gidna> and it doesn't run.. it's not correct
[20:22] <losha> ploppyface: no ubuntu software, but there *is* an iphone app....
[20:23] <Dream-Ubu> lol losha
[20:23] <DaveMustaine> Okay Im on my pc's bios
[20:23] <ubuntu_> !it
[20:23] <Dream-Ubu> dave: so waiting worked? for making the live image?
[20:23] <DaveMustaine> Not trying now
[20:24] <DaveMustaine> I'm working on my cd
[20:24] <DaveMustaine> Boot order
[20:24] <DaveMustaine> Help me please :D
[20:24] <fishdeamon> i solved my problem 50% type dmraid -ay in busybox
[20:24] <Dream-Ubu> im trying to type
[20:24] <ploppyface> losha: I heard there's even an iphone app that will make it explode - those apple guys are so ground breaking
[20:24] <Len_> Guys, I'm trying to install Ubuntu 9.04 Server on a machine with RAID 1 set. During the installation, the installer asks to load RAID modules but it doenst appear any HD when comes to partition. Can any one help me?
[20:24] <DaveMustaine> Boot = Boot order
[20:24] <DaveMustaine> 1 IDE CD: HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GSA-4167B
[20:24] <alternaty> siema
[20:24] <alternaty> siema
[20:24] <alternaty> siema
[20:24] <FloodBot2> alternaty: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:25] <ploppyface> can someone please help me sort out how to get mysql listening over network so I can log in from other machine
[20:25] <ikonia> ploppyface: it's already listenining over the network, you need to grant the correct privileges
[20:25] <ploppyface> oh right
[20:25] <ikonia> ploppyface: the default setup is to have the privileges set to local host, if you grant it to a different hostname or % (all hosts) it will work
[20:25] <DaveMustaine> --> Dream-Ubu <-- this is my dvd drive IDE CD: HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GSA-4167B
[20:25] <DaveMustaine> And i put the cd on my dvd drive
[20:25] <ikonia> ploppyface: mysql IS listening though on the network
[20:26] <DaveMustaine> That drive is 1st on my boot order
[20:26] <ploppyface> ok safe
[20:26] <ploppyface> thanks
[20:26] <Dream-Ubu> and it doesnt read it n it boots in windows?
[20:26] <DaveMustaine> exactly.
[20:26] <Dream-Ubu> when in windows does it read in the disk drive as something like "wubi" or something with the ubuntu logo?
[20:26] <DaveMustaine> And I'm swearing to God and to all the saints..
[20:26] <DaveMustaine> Nope.. It doesn't read anything
[20:26] <Dream-Ubu> infact, did you even burn it as a live image?
[20:27] <Len_> Guys, I'm trying to install Ubuntu 9.04 Server on a machine with RAID 1 set. During the installation, the installer asks to load RAID modules but it doenst appear any HD when comes to partition. Can any one help me?
[20:27] <DaveMustaine> I selected = burn image to cd
[20:27] <DaveMustaine> That's it
[20:27] <DaveMustaine> With NERO
[20:27] <Dream-Ubu> this is why i hate CDs :) i have no clue - i tried n failed n went with a usb drive...
[20:27] <ZykoticK9> Len_, you might want to try in #ubuntu-server - probably have more luck there
[20:27] <thefirstdude> can I do something like r,g,b = (int(n, 16) for n in '86ff11'.split(every2chars))
[20:28] <Dream-Ubu> ask someone else man, sorry :/
[20:28] <Len_> ZykoticK9: ok, i'll go there.  Thanks.
[20:33] <Dream-Ubu> im pritty sure theres something to install ubuntu fully after you've played with wubi
[20:33] <Dream-Ubu> or increase the partision size and remove windows from the grub list...
[20:33] <Jordan_U> codeshah: "pkill chromium", there is probably one chromium process which is not defunct, once it's killed the others will be reaped by init
[20:33] <Dream-Ubu> will be there incase
[20:33] <WanHouse> jrib; Please keep your thought to yourself until anyone berserks.
[20:33] <epaphus> frostburn, i made apt-get install firefox.org .. and it installed 3.0 ... why ?
[20:34] <Jordan_U> !ff35 | epaphus
[20:34] <frostburn> epaphus, you need firefox-3.5
[20:34] <Dream-Ubu> dave: anything?
[20:34] <epaphus> frostburn, why would it be available as a seperate package though?
[20:34] <epaphus> Jordan_U
[20:34] <crunchbang> can anybody guide me to a good resource explaining how to get mic working in skype ? Thx in advance
[20:35] <frostburn> epaphus, because it was introduced between point releases
[20:35] <IdleOne> epaphus: FF3.5 was not ready in time for ubuntu 9.04 release
[20:35] <WanHouse> jrib: Please be nice until something calls for an action. People beeing friendly is never wrong.
[20:35] <Jordan_U> epaphus: An Ubuntu release includes all of the packages it comes with, so there are no ( or very few ) major version upgrades between releases
[20:36] <jrib> WanHouse: I am being nice, I'm letting you know what this channel is for
[20:36] <brandonc503> i see that chown_uploads will change anonymouly uploaded files will have owner changed. but what about logins that i make for people? how do i change their chmod?
[20:36] <WanHouse> jrib: Ok, rock on.
[20:37] <crescendo> When booting a LUKS-encrypted root install of Ubuntu 9.04, I am asked once to enter my passphrase by device address, then again by UUID, and then over 20 times by UUID again.  How do I fix this?
[20:37] <WanHouse> jrib: The conversation was about game-nostalgia. You understood that right ?
[20:37] <jrib> WanHouse: I don't really feel like discussing it anymore
[20:38] <WanHouse> jrib: Alright
[20:39] <IdleOne> WanHouse: in the future if you have a problem with something an OP in a Ubuntu channel tells you please take it to #ubuntu-ops to discuss it. Thank you.
[20:39] <WanHouse> IdleOne: Np
[20:39] <Dream-Ubu> dave: still here?
[20:40] <Berzerker> how do I format a drive as NTFS? (the option is grayed out)
[20:41] <JeoTheLeo> I have a problem
[20:41] <Dream-Ubu> JeoTheLeo: cant help if you dont tell use what the problem is
[20:42] <JanHolbo> Hi I have a problem mounting an encrypted home dir - it seems that the file content gets decrypted but the filenames do not. I suspect that it is due to a missing/wrong signature - can anybody help me with this?
[20:42] <JeoTheLeo> my nvidia graphics card overheats which I think is the reason it shuts off my monitor
[20:42] <Dream-Ubu> JeoTheLeo: tried clean it and the fan?
[20:43] <Hu3Xf7> when i use synaptic i get this error when it is done each time: E: cinelerracv-gl: sub process post-installation script returned error status 4 (this is a translation from norwegian so im not sure it is all correct)
[20:43] <thiebaude> JeoTheLeo, have you had it a long time?
[20:43] <JeoTheLeo> the graphics card doesn't have a fan
[20:44] <Dream-Ubu> Jeotheleo: what about blowing the dust off of it?
[20:44] <JeoTheLeo> thiebaude, I do believe it all started after I installed nvidia
[20:44] <thiebaude> JeoTheLeo, which nvidia?
[20:44] <JeoTheLeo> nvidia graphics card...
[20:45] <JeoTheLeo> Dream-Ubu, off of the card or the fans?
[20:45] <JeoTheLeo> I can feel the graphics card....it's hot
[20:45] <JeoTheLeo> and the program indicates a 56 degree core temperature
[20:46] <Salvad> Is there any vector graphics program for Linux?
[20:46] <Dream-Ubu> blow the  dust off!
[20:47] <JeoTheLeo> I did Dream-Ubu
[20:47] <Dream-Ubu> Good! dust acts as a blanket
[20:47] <fastcat883> Can somebody running Ubuntu 9.10 beta tell me what version of Empathy is included out of the box?
[20:47] <Dream-Ubu> if you put a blanket on yourself when fully dressed you get VERY hot...thats what it does to your computer
[20:48] <xatcon> my skype is workin but cam not respondin ?
[20:48] <thiebaude> !9.10
[20:48] <o_portista17> fastcat883, i have, Empathy <IP_ADDRESS>
[20:48] <o_portista17> latest updates from 9.10
[20:49] <Hu3Xf7> when i use synaptic i get this error when it is done each time: E: cinelerracv-gl: sub process post-installation script returned error status 4 (this is a translation from norwegian so im not sure it is all correct) Anyone able to help me solve this
[20:50] <Lord-Readman> if i upgrade from 9.04 to the beta, will the beta upgrade to the stable when its released?
[20:50] <thiebaude> Lord-Readman, yes
[20:51] <fastcat883> o_portista17, thank you
[20:51] <Pici> !crosspost
[20:51] <thiebaude> Lord-Readman, just keep applying your updates
[20:52] <szelu> hej
[20:52] <djuggler> I have an issue on my LAN ( http://realityme.net/2009/10/07/the-local-area-network-issue/ ) where each of the machines can talk to one another but I have to specify them by ip address or machine name. For instance, I used to be able to go to Places->Network->Windows Server->Workgroup and see the machines on the LAN.
[20:52] <djuggler> Now I get "Unable to mount location"
[20:52] <djuggler> Is this something to do with the recent SAMBA update?
[20:53] <szelu> hahaha
[20:53] <szelu> widze twoje ip
[20:53] <wino92> o
[20:54] <szelu> oo
[20:54] <szelu> słyszysz mnie
[20:54] <wino92> jo
[20:54] <szelu> beka
[20:54] <wino92> glosno i niewyraznie
[20:54] <JanHolbo> anybody got the tabs on ecryptfs and encrypted home dirs on ubuntu?
[20:54] <szelu> nie potrzeba gg
[20:54] <szelu> a po kiemu oni gadajom?
[20:54] <wino92> o, widze ze tu inny language jest nawet ;p
[20:54] <wino92> po englishu
[20:54] <djuggler> Another wildcard is that I used to have a Windows 2000 server on the LAN. Maybe it was acting as a domain controller. By folloing the  "OpenLDAP + Samba as a domain controller" instructions would this problem go away?
[20:54] <szelu> to można ich powkurzać
[20:54] <wino92> hello people :)
[20:54] <szelu> tempe chóje
[20:55] <szelu> a ile ludzi tu napierdala
[20:55] <wino92> how are you? :D
[20:55] <szelu> normalnie
[20:55] <wino92> cos mnie tu chyba nie slysza
[20:55] <IdleOne> !english
[20:55] <szelu> a może mają swój świat
[20:56] <thiebaude> !pl
[20:56] <szelu> tempi som
[20:56] <wino92> !pl
[20:56] <wino92> Twoja Stara jest tylko jedna xD
[20:56] <szelu> !pl
[20:56] <szelu> a co to jest?
[20:56] <wino92> co?
[20:56] <wino92> to pl?
[20:56] <szelu> Na tym kanale używamy tylko języka angielskiego. Możesz uzyskać pomoc w języku polskim na #ubuntu-pl.
[20:56] <szelu> <-- joaopinto opuścił (Remote closed the connection)
[20:57] <szelu> co to
[20:57] <wino92> takie cos ze ci wyswietli po polsku ze uzywamy tylko angielskiego
[20:57] <szelu> ale ja chce po polsku
[20:57] <thiebaude> !english
[20:57] <danny> Ok I need some help
[20:57] <goose> !ask | danny
[20:57] <danny> ubuntu 9.10 is saying that my hard drive is about to fail
[20:57] <danny> But its a brand new hard drive
[20:57] <szelu> stupid people
[20:58] <danny> its about 1 month old
[20:58] <wino92> oh.
[20:58] <wino92> its a big problem...
[20:58] <thiebaude> !attitude | szelu
[20:58] <szelu> no troche ma
[20:58] <szelu> ich dont understent
[20:58] <wino92> szelu, nie uzywac brzydkich slow
[20:59] <IdleOne> !ops | szelu and wino92  been told several times to speak english
[20:59] <wino92> undersztand xD
[20:59] <wino92> oh
[20:59] <thiebaude> Flannel,
[20:59] <szelu> jak zmieniłeś kolor?
[20:59] <wino92> we must speak in english
[20:59] <danny> Any idea
[20:59] <wino92> jaki kolor?
[20:59] <thiebaude> wino92, yes
[20:59] <thiebaude> in this channel
[21:00] <WanHouse> Data Transmission Systems Centre..
[21:00] <djuggler> we must speak in domain controllers, and samba, and ldap and it was good!
[21:00] <Flannel> !pl | wino92, szelu
[21:00] <szelu> tam byłeś kolorowy
[21:00] <wino92> great
[21:00] <szelu> jakie boty
[21:00] <LucidGuy> Trying to mount a logical volume with a livecd .. the livecd can find it ..  VolGroup00 metadata lvm2 ...  question is how do I point to this volume using the mount command?
[21:00] <szelu> ok ok
[21:00] <wino92> its english channel, szelu :)
[21:00] <WanHouse> ok
[21:00] <szelu> but we can`t speak english
[21:00] <bryantp> can anyone help me set up SNMP, or point me in the right direction?
[21:00] <danny> I just dont know why its saying its about to fail
[21:01] <Flannel> szelu: /join #ubuntu-pl
[21:01] <IdleOne> Flannel: useless. they are trolls
[21:01] <szelu> ich don`t understent
[21:01] <IdleOne> see
[21:01] <wino92> thanks Flannel
[21:01] <thiebaude> IdleOne, yep
[21:02] <WanHouse> szelu: Woff!
[21:03] <JeoTheLeo> I'll put on the cover now and try it out again
[21:03] <danny> ?
[21:04] <Fish__> Hello, I've got a problem with ventrilo - Everything I play e.g. music ppl can hear through my microphone
[21:04] <Fish__> Anyone knows how to fix it?
[21:05] <Mohammad[B]> what is pidgin's yahoo smileys package ? please help me
[21:07] <MASARUwota> Hi, i got a quick question. has anyone here ever used the #! (crunchbang) distro?
[21:07] <scott_ino2> MASARUwota, yes i have
[21:07] <scott_ino2> but you can't ask about that in here just pm me
[21:07] <VCoolio> MASARUwota: not yet, you can also ask #crunchbang
[21:08] <svchost> anyone know of any note type programs that let you make a tree-like structure of your notes?
[21:09] <crescendo> When booting a LUKS-encrypted root install of Ubuntu 9.04, I am asked once to enter my passphrase by device address, then again by UUID, and then over 20 times by UUID again.  How do I fix this?
[21:09] <shealo> bardadou
[21:12] <blackjak> hello
[21:12] <StrangeCharm> how do i make a user a sudoer?
[21:12] <blackjak> I can not rename files.Would you tell me why this is happening http://pastebay.com/59931
[21:12] <gh0st_> hello, i have the newest release of ubuntu installed (32bit) and im having a problem with a mounted hard drive with an EXT4 fs. its not anywere close to full, yet anytime i mount it, it says theres absolutley no room left on it. im working on a pretty fresh install (40 mins ago) and im way confused. ive had nothing but issues with ext4. damn that file system.
[21:12] <iceroot> StrangeCharm: add him to the admingroup
[21:13] <iceroot> gh0st_: 9.04 or 9.10?
[21:13] <bazz> i removed my old firefox-3.1 package and everything's fine except all my search add-ons are gone.  i don't want the whole of firefox-3.1 but I can't find the standard search add-ons anywhere.  where can i get those?
[21:13] <iceroot> gh0st_: ext4 sounds like 9.10
[21:13] <gh0st_> 9.04
[21:13] <joaopinto> Iceman_B, ext4 was already available on 9.04
[21:13] <joaopinto> ops, iceroot
[21:13] <gh0st_> the drive was previously external at one point, but its not internal
[21:14] <gh0st_> now*
[21:14] <joaopinto> gh0st_, have you run fsck on the filesystem to check for corruption ?
[21:14] <VivaVista> Hello people
[21:14] <arand> gh0st_: does "df" report it as 100% ?
[21:14] <iceroot> joaopinto: yes? ok good to know
[21:14] <gh0st_> df?
[21:14] <iceroot> gh0st_: type df -h at terminal
[21:14] <joaopinto> gh0st_, df is the standard, disk free utility
[21:14] <VivaVista> I got a question if anyone can help me out.
[21:14] <gh0st_> fsck output: fsck.ext2: Superblock invalid, trying backup blocks...
[21:14] <gh0st_> fsck.ext2: Bad magic number in super-block while trying to open /dev/sdb
[21:14] <gh0st_> The superblock could not be read or does not describe a correct ext2
[21:14] <gh0st_> filesystem.  If the device is valid and it really contains an ext2
[21:14] <gh0st_> filesystem (and not swap or ufs or something else), then the superblock
[21:14] <FloodBot2> gh0st_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:14] <gh0st_> is corrupt, and you might try running e2fsck with an alternate superblock:
[21:14] <iceroot> !ask | VivaVista
[21:15] <iceroot> !pastebin | gh0st_
[21:15] <shawn_> How come the internet says USB 2.0 devices should have good transfer speeds but my speed on a USB 2.0 device is 10 MB/S...
[21:15] <VivaVista> I have a Vista/Ubuntu Dual Boot but for some reason there are duplicate Ubuntu and Ubuntu(safemode) options
[21:15] <iceroot> shawn_: MB = MegaByte, if you mean MegaBit its MBit
[21:15] <joaopinto> shawn_, 20 MB/s is the max you can get from USB 2.0
[21:15] <blackjak> why I can not rename recovery.bat with rename command.root also can not remane it
[21:15] <iceroot> VivaVista: edit the grub.lst
[21:16] <blackjak> http://pastebay.com/59931
[21:16] <gh0st_> fsck output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/288809/
[21:16] <shawn_> iceroot Was I reading it in Megabits?
[21:16] <iceroot> VivaVista: gksudo gedit /biit/grub/menu.lst
[21:16] <genii> blackjak: Because there is no rename command. It's mv
[21:16] <gh0st_> df output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/288810/
[21:16] <jerknextdoor> i need to sync one text file from ubuntu to a windows mobile phone.  any idea on a simple solution?
[21:16] <joaopinto> did you use fsck ? it's not fsck.ext2
[21:17] <VivaVista> Did I mention this is the first time I have ever used Linux ? >_>
[21:17] <scott_ino2> sweeeet
[21:17] <blackjak> there is a rename command
[21:17] <blackjak> gw@ubuntu:/host/WINDOWS/wremenna$ rename
[21:17] <blackjak> Usage: rename [-v] [-n] [-f] perlexpr [filenames]
[21:17] <gh0st_> i tried fsck, i pasted the output to pastebin http://paste.ubuntu.com/288809/
[21:17] <angelus> VivaVista ... its probably 2 different kernels taht are showing up .... open the repositories ...
[21:18] <bazz> nm worked it out.  this bug is the problem btw: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox-3.5/+bug/383484
[21:18] <decembre> hello, I would like to know if anybody here is american or english-spoken poeple
[21:18] <iceroot> VivaVista: post the output from /boot/grub/menu.lst to pastebin please
[21:18] <iceroot> !paste | VivaVista
[21:18] <gh0st_> iceroot: any ideas based on that output?
[21:18] <decembre> I search a person to speak to !
[21:18] <thiebaude> !offtopic | decembre
[21:19] <scott_ino2> decembre, this entire channel is "english only"
[21:19] <genii> blackjak:man rename      tells that it is for batch-renaming files according to the rule specified by "perlexpr"
[21:19] <thiebaude> !es
[21:19] <decembre> yes I know
[21:19] <angelus> VivaVista, sorry Applications > add/remove programs ... and look for Startup manager .... if you get that it'll make it show only one kernel ...
[21:19] <decembre> But I am french
[21:19] <blue0488>  is there any fix to the flash player not seeing the mouse?
[21:19] <thiebaude> !fr
[21:19] <decembre> no natively english speaker
[21:19] <Berzerker> anyone else having trouble downloading add-on's for firefox?
[21:19] <SciFi> hi
[21:19] <Berzerker> mine just sticks on "connecting"
[21:20] <genii> blackjak: To "rename" one file just use mv oldname newname
[21:20] <thiebaude> decembre, /join #ubuntu-fr
[21:20] <blackjak> ok 10x.
[21:20] <SciFi> does anyone know whether the internal umts module of the asus eee 1000HG works on ubuntu 9,04 (netbook version)?
[21:20] <VivaVista> ok its downloading
[21:20] <shawn_> iceroot Online it says transfers of 480 Mbit/s I guess Mbits are a lot smaller than MBs?
[21:20] <decembre> I won't !
[21:20] <blackjak> is there a way to read windows logs?It tells me always that gedit can not find the encoding used in the logs
[21:20] <gh0st_> i know this channel is really busy but, i really need help with my EXT4 drive. it keeps showing no free space :(   fsuck output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/288809/
[21:20] <decembre> I want to speak english, to improve my skills in this language !
[21:21] <VivaVista> I see two Start up managers
[21:21] <thiebaude> decembre, what is ubuntu realted question?
[21:21] <iceroot> shawn_: yes usb2.0 can transfer 480mbit/s. but it does not say your usb-device (hard disc, usb stick and so on) can transfer 480mbit/s
[21:21] <Berzerker> decembre, you can't get help if people don't understand your question
[21:21] <decembre> this was not about ubuntu
[21:21] <iceroot> shawn_: sata can transport x gbit/s, but not your hdd. i hope you understand what i mean
[21:21] <decembre> I go out
[21:21] <decembre> bye
[21:22] <shawn_> iceroot for some unknown reason I have a portable hard drive plugged in and its going at 5.2 MBs (mega bytes) per second X_X
[21:22] <angelus> VivaVista, StartUp-Manager is the one i have
[21:22] <zippytech> hi how can i delete all items from a users trash folder
[21:22] <iceroot> shawn_: ok that is some kind of slow for a hdd
[21:22] <gh0st_> i know this channel is really busy but, i really need help with my EXT4 drive. it keeps showing no free space :(   fsuck output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/288809/
[21:22] <zippytech> i get permission denied
[21:22] <VivaVista> ok I got it
[21:22] <VivaVista> now what
[21:22] <JeoTheLeo> Dream-Ubu, thiebaude...thanks for your help....I switched on the a.c. unit, it's now 48 degrees....I also placed away the couple of cables touching it.....it works nicely now
[21:22] <JeoTheLeo> thanks for your help
[21:23] <iceroot> shawn_: my usb-hdd transfers 35MB/s
[21:23] <shawn_> iceroot Yeah Im not understanding why its doing this..
[21:23] <shawn_> iceroot Any solutions?
[21:23] <angelus> VivaVista, once its installed go to System>Administration> StartUp-Manager
[21:23] <iceroot> shawn_: tried another usb cable?
[21:24] <VivaVista> ok  I did
[21:24] <zippytech> where is the trash folder?
[21:24] <shawn_> iceroot I only have the one it came with
[21:24] <fccf> gh0st_: what version of ubuntu?
[21:24] <iceroot> !trash | zippytech
[21:24] <VivaVista> I see two kernels ,
[21:24] <gh0st_> fccf ubuntu 9.04
[21:24] <VivaVista> and 2 Vista loaders
[21:24] <iceroot> shawn_: tried another usb port?
[21:24] <ZykoticK9> gh0st_, fsck seems to be expecting an ext2 filesystem, but you say its ext4?  I'm afraid I don't have much experience with ext4 tools - but it's something to check into.
[21:24] <shawn_> iceroot Yes
[21:24] <iceroot> shawn_: tried another pc?
[21:24] <zippytech> thanks
[21:25] <angelus> VivaVista, go to Advanced
[21:25] <fccf> gh0st_: you might have better luck with #ubuntu+1 ... as ext4 is default in karmic
[21:25] <iceroot> shawn_: have a look at "hdparm -t your-device"
[21:25] <VivaVista> ok
[21:25] <gh0st_> is fsck.ext4 /dev/sdb the proper usage?
[21:25] <iceroot> shawn_: its a hdd-benchmark
[21:25] <shawn_> iceroot Down to 4 MB/s
[21:25] <angelus> and change the number of Kernels to 1 .... then if that doesnt work you might have to edit your GRUB ....
[21:25] <gh0st_> fccf: i really dont want beta/ alpha stuff. if i could id wipe this drive and put ext3 back but i cant
[21:26] <gradin> for some reason my sounds not working
[21:26] <gradin> can anybody help me troubleshoot?
[21:26] <shawn_> iceroot By device what do I input... The name of my device thats plugged in?
[21:26] <VivaVista> it worked angelus
[21:27] <VivaVista> thanks
[21:27] <gradin> somebody anybody?
[21:27] <angelus> oh  great xD ...
[21:28] <shawn_> iceroot And another symptom of writing a file to USB... Its going at 4MB/S right now and just transfering this file is totally lagging everything else I do on my computer
[21:28] <wcGary83> hi! does anyone else not have cookie options in firefox in karmic beta?
[21:28] <fccf> gh0st_: I realize that, but they have more expierence with the ins and outs of ext4 ... i find it interesting that @ http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/karmic/man8/fsck.8.html says absolutly nothing about ext4
[21:28] <shawn_> iceroot I dont think thats normal
[21:28] <iceroot> shawn_: /dev/sda   and so on
[21:28] <iceroot> shawn_: maybe its /dev/sdb
[21:28] <gh0st_> fccf: thanks for the refferal, ill idle in both channels to see if someone sees
[21:28] <killah_gorilla> hi all I wanted to try kubuntu on my ubuntu box and installed the kde files, etc, I ended up not having a great experience so I deleted the KDE files, bad news for me though was I deleted the kdm before switching back to gdm is there anyway to switch back if you can't login into X?
[21:29] <killah_gorilla> if it helps also Im using a livecd right now
[21:29] <iceroot> killah_gorilla: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[21:29] <iceroot> killah_gorilla: on the real system
[21:29] <iceroot> killah_gorilla: ah mom, there is still gdm
[21:30] <iceroot> killah_gorilla: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[21:30] <VivaVista> I got another problem :D
[21:30] <johnnytux> where can I find help on ubuntu-lxde networking (specifically wireless)
[21:30] <kike> hola
[21:30] <johnnytux> hola
[21:30] <kike> alguien que hable español
[21:30] <iceroot> !spain | killah_gorilla
[21:31] <johnnytux> no se
[21:31] <panfist> i am trying to install 8.04 desktop x64 on a new system and when i choose to "install ubunut," it looks like it's starting normally, I get the orange bar bouncing back and forth for a while, and then i see a terminal like "BusyBox v1.1.3 (Debian...) (initramfs)
[21:31] <shawn_> iceroot What will that tell me
[21:31] <iceroot> !sp | killah_gorilla
[21:31] <ericdb> Going through the quickly tutorial...I get this exception when I click "Edit/Preferences": http://pastebin.com/m76b579a4  Any ideas what's going wrong?  This stuff is impossible to Google for...
[21:31] <kike> jajaja
[21:31] <iceroot> :(
[21:31] <wcGary83> anyone? no cookie options in firefox under privacy?
[21:31] <f00f> guys can i have a connection based on two netwirk cards one have a wan address and one having a lan address and then set handshake between the two ?
[21:31] <f00f> via a ipmasquerading... bridging
[21:31] <zamba> f00f: huh?
[21:31] <johnnytux> hello
[21:31] <killah_gorilla> iceroot: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm? how can I do so without a login :( kdm loads still then I'm stuck with a load of text explaining what's daemons and such are loaded
[21:31] <iceroot> shawn_: read and write speed of the hdd. maye the normal file transfer you started had some problems
[21:32] <arand> panfist that would indicate a failed install...
[21:32] <iceroot> killah_gorilla: ctrl + alt + f1
[21:32] <zamba> f00f: tcp handshake? what are you talking about?
[21:32] <shawn_> iceroot It says the speed was 32MB/s
[21:32] <gradin> killah_gorilla: ctrl+alt+f1
[21:32] <iceroot> killah_gorilla: to get a shell-login
[21:32] <killah_gorilla> thanks :D
[21:32] <iceroot> shawn_: yes, then all is fine :)
[21:32] <VivaVista> if I want to uninstall ubuntu ,  is there any way I can delete GRUB without using Vista Startup disc ?
[21:32] <iceroot> shawn_: its not a hardware or usb problem
[21:32] <shawn_> iceroot Then why every time I transfer files it only goes 7MB/s
[21:32] <killah_gorilla> Iceroot: you saved my day :D
[21:32] <gradin> so can anybody help me troubleshoot why my laptop plays no sound...
[21:32] <shawn_> iceroot 10MB/s MAX
[21:32] <iceroot> killah_gorilla: nice to hear
[21:33] <gradin> it worked like 2 days ago and suddenly it wont
[21:33] <arand> panfist: I think... would it be simple to try reinstalling (also check CD is a good burn)
[21:33] <fccf> gh0st_: and there is a bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/e2fsprogs/+bug/387692
[21:33] <angelus> VivaVista, yes .... get EasyBCD
[21:33] <f00f> zamba: just have like an external ip address on one ... like a <IP_ADDRESS> on one and a <IP_ADDRESS> address on the other ?
[21:33] <zamba> f00f: sure?
[21:33] <zamba> f00f: but what the hell do you mean by handshake?
[21:33] <iceroot> shawn_: what programm are yu using for file transfer? is it one big file or many small files?
[21:33] <f00f> zamba: no idea... how do i do that ? :)
[21:33] <iceroot> shawn_: ntfs or ext file-system?
[21:34] <f00f> network manager blows for static ips
[21:34] <f00f> it's like voodoo
[21:34] <shawn_> iceroot Just using the Ubuntu file transfer thing by dragging it... Its FAT32 I believe and its one file
[21:34] <Bilge> How can I encrypt the root partition in place using AES?
[21:34] <iceroot> shawn_: hm, fat32 should be fine
[21:35] <shawn_> iceroot Is there a program to use to transfer files that might be faster?
[21:35] <iceroot> shawn_: maybe cp from the terminal
[21:35] <iceroot> shawn_: but dont know exactly
[21:35] <shawn_> iceroot BRB
[21:35] <addisonj_> hi, i just tried to install a little app called softbeep, then installed it, now i get this whenever system tries to do a beep ERROR: ld.so: object '/usr/lib/softbeep/libsoftbeep.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded: ignored.
[21:35] <gradin> so nobody can help me figure out why my sound isn't working?
[21:36] <iceroot> !details | gradin
[21:36] <zamba> f00f: right-click and then "edit connections"?
[21:37] <zamba> f00f: what's so voodoo about that?
[21:37] <addisonj_> where would that ld_preload be put?
[21:37] <gradin> i have a problem with my laptop not playing sound, i'm running ipex, when i try to play a video from firefox, vlc, rythmbox there is no sound output, i expect it to play some form of audio
[21:37] <gradin> i've verified the volume is all the way up
[21:37] <zamba> and then you'll get a list of connections and you can edit those from there?
[21:37] <gradin> annd the speakers work in windows
[21:37] <zamba> f00f: like set static ip and so on
[21:37] <bond> hi all
[21:37] <f00f> zamba: it doesnt work well with two static ip's
[21:37] <bond> how to determine what DE or WM is installed on your computer?
[21:37] <zamba> f00f: what do you mean by "work well"?
[21:37] <zamba> f00f: what doesn't work?
[21:38] <f00f> zamba: it also doesnt play well with bridging and then iptables
[21:38] <f00f> it just doesnt work god damnit!
[21:38] <fccf> !work | f00f
[21:38] <zamba> f00f: if you want to do very complex and advanced stuff, then networkmanager isn't the tool to do it with
[21:39] <panfist> i am trying to install ubuntu desktop 8.04 x64 on a new system, and while it's booting up i get dropped to an initramfs prompt
[21:39] <fccf> f00f: sounds like you are trying to do some thing very complex .... you need to read man interfaces and man iptables and do it from CLI
[21:39] <hackel> panfist:  why are you trying to install such an old version?  Install the 9.10 beta instead.
[21:39] <fccf> !karmic | hackel panfist
[21:39] <gradin> system -> preferences -> sounds sound check feature also outputs no audio
[21:40] <panfist> gee i dunno why would i install the LTS maybe because the machine is a prototype for a deployment of 220 machines and i want LTS
[21:40] <fccf> panfist: could be a couple of things ... lemme ask lenovo?
[21:41] <panfist> i could try 9.04 but i definitely don't want a beta version. i heard that 8.04 had better support for the integrated graphics used in these systems because it uses an older version of xorg
[21:41] <mehdi_> hello, how to install agrsm modem driver in ubuntu ?
[21:42] <gradin> joh scratch that, i'm running jaunty
[21:42] <fccf> panfist: first things first, if you haven't checked the copy of ubuntu for errors, that is where I would start
[21:42] <panfist> i verified it
[21:43] <crescendo> When booting a LUKS-encrypted root install of Ubuntu 9.04, I am asked once to enter my passphrase by device address, then again by UUID, and then over 20 times by UUID again.  How do I fix this?
[21:43] <gradin> so i get no audio from the system sound test
[21:43] <gradin> how can i fix this?
[21:43] <WanHouse> panfist: Upgrading is not a crime though.
[21:43] <WanHouse> panfist: 9.04 is nice
[21:43] <fccf> panfist: you verified the burn ... or did you MD5Sum ... big difference?
[21:44] <fccf> !md5
[21:44] <panfist> i did the check for errors in the boot menu
[21:44] <fccf> panfist: ok, and you have it connected to the network so it can update as it needs to?
[21:45] <WanHouse> panfist: broken hd on delivery maybe (we have many of those)
[21:45] <angelus> if i were to create a dedicated home partition ... i dont suppose it would copy all of the documents in my home directory over ???
[21:45] <panfist> fccf why would i connect a machine with no operating system to the network
[21:45] <flyankur> hey , I updated  my " xorg ubuntu 9.04 graphic driver " from xorg's repository , when i rebooted, it started to blink, and nothing is viewable. Any Idea why it occured, and how to solve it ?
[21:46] <gradin> iceroot: so yeah did you get all that?
[21:46] <WanHouse> panfist: pxeboot and run everything from a server, far far away ?
[21:46] <panfist> wanhouse bios detects the hard disk just fine...if the hard disk was broken, wouldnt the installer give me some more verbose output than dump to initramfs? i will try to test it. i think the problem stems for the fact i'm trying to install in AHCI mode not IDE mode
[21:47] <kebomix>  any one can solve this problem?  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1285966
[21:47] <panfist> i do not have a pxe server available
[21:47] <fccf> panfist: so that it uses the latest files from the repository ... ubuntu LIVE CD installs with this and uses the network to get fixed packages, and I have had that exact issue when installing 8.04 ... the IDE thing I have a fix for
[21:47] <WanHouse> panfist: Get IBM DFT (Drive Fitness Test) It could be broken.
[21:47] <njbair> It seems my Epson printer ceased to be detected when I upgraded to Karmic. Is this a known issue?
[21:47] <guntbert> !details | kebomix
[21:47] <gradin> iceroot: i'm running ubuntu jaunty, and i have no sound even at login
[21:47] <WanHouse> panfist: Its a small boot cd
[21:47] <fccf> panfist: at boot prompt add ide-generic-all before quiet splash
[21:47] <flyankur> WanHouse : any help with my problem ?
[21:47] <guntbert> !karmic | njbair
[21:47] <panfist> i will try that fccf. and thanks wanhouse
[21:48] <flyankur> WanHouse : ^
[21:48] <francisfelidae> flyankur: with ctrl alt f1 you can change to a virtuall terminal. (with ctrl alt f7 you can change back). in VT1 you can reset the apt source and reinstall xorg
[21:48] <WanHouse> flyankur: repost it.
[21:48] <JanHolbo> I need help to get back into my encrypted home dir. is anybody able to help me with ecryptfs?
[21:48] <WanHouse> panfist: np
[21:48] <thathawk> hey
[21:48] <Keiya> Hrm... does anyone have any experience working with Outlook calendars? Is there a way I can sync from Exchange to Outlook to something I can read/write with a tool on Ubuntu? (Neither of Evolution's connectors work - the Exchange server is 2007 and the MAPI one just segfaults)
[21:48] <thathawk> does anyone have problems with their buddies in pidgin
[21:48] <pilibeen> Anyone know why my download would be throttled on Jaunty compared to my Windodws boxes? But my upload is blazing fast?
[21:49] <guntbert> !anyone
[21:49] <JanHolbo> thanks guntbert :-)
[21:49] <panfist> fccf ide-generic-all did not help
[21:49] <shawn_> Should torrenting be taking up a lot of my networks ineternet? Like should it be slowing down other computers on my network extremely?
[21:50] <guntbert> JanHolbo: :)
[21:50] <DaveMustaine> G**damnnnn!
[21:50] <DaveMustaine> Still nothing
[21:50] <thathawk> in my pidgin 2.4.0, (running on version 8.04): i can connect to my AIM account, but often they do not show up as offline (though i can independently varify that they are).  how can i fix this problem?  i haven't changed any connection settings, it just happened one day.
[21:50] <thathawk> ^ubuntu version
[21:50] <guntbert> shawn_: it *should* not but it *could*
[21:50] <kebomix> guntbert: full details on topic my friend :)
[21:50] <WanHouse> guntbert: Its got to do with beeing polite and asking in a more humane way.  Are you having problems getting it to actually pass the files thyrough encryption? That might be fixable...
[21:51] <shawn_> gunbert Is there a way to fix this?
[21:51] <JanHolbo> guntbert, I know there's a million excuses :-) I am just trying to get in touch with someone with some ecryptfs experience :-)
[21:51] <WanHouse> fccf: hehe
[21:51] <guntbert> shawn_: tell your client to limit its bandwidth usage
[21:52] <chrisr> I dont seem to be able to install many packages with apt-get, does anyone know why? even packages that are fairly standard.
[21:52] <JanHolbo> Keiya, I have my passphrase but lost my root dir and thus the .sig files
[21:52] <shawn_> gunbert Its only downloading at 60 KB/s..... Why should that be slowing everything down this much
[21:52] <WanHouse> chrisr: install synaptic
[21:52] <DaveMustaine> --> Dream-Ubu <-- USB drive not working
[21:52] <Keiya> Hmm. I'm not too familiar with it, but it probably works like GPG - you have a key, and a passphrase to unlock the key.
[21:52] <DaveMustaine> I'm trying to change ISO
[21:52] <guntbert> !tab | shawn
[21:52] <Keiya> If that's the case... you've learned the importance of backups.
[21:53] <guntbert> shawn_: how much bandwidth do you have?
[21:53] <shawn_> guntbert, How can I find that out?
[21:53] <WanHouse> shawn_: what is slowing something down ?
[21:53] <StaRetji> Need help!!! Script only works if executed from terminal, if called via keyboard button or schedule it doesn't ?!? THX
[21:53] <Keiya> JanHolbo: Don't give up yet though, I've been wrong before!
[21:53] <JanHolbo> Keiya, like : "real men don't make backups - but they cry a lot" ? :-)
[21:53] <shawn_> WanHouse, Torrenting slows my whole network down by an extreme amount
[21:53] <guntbert> JanHolbo: you were not my intended target :-)
[21:54] <WanHouse> shawn_: Behind a nat itll be a bit slower, yes...
[21:54] <Moon_Doggy> ok i'm using jaunty and every time i restart the screen res resets, i'm using a Acer Aspire 4520 with a nivida Geforce 7000m
[21:54] <VCoolio> StaRetji: did you make it executable? (chmod +x /path/to/script)
[21:54] <chrisr> I really hate how ubuntu deals with proxies
[21:54] <guntbert> shawn_: do it the other way: limit your client (especially upload) and see how it works
[21:54] <JanHolbo> Keiya, yeah - I have the passphrase and I know one of the filenames - brute force is possible but don't know about the timeframe ....
[21:55] <JanHolbo> guntbert, will I did the offense :-)
[21:55] <StaRetji> VCoolio: I will try that now! Thx man
[21:55] <shawn_> guntbert, Would limiting my upload fix the problem a lot?
[21:55] <Keiya> JanHolbo: "        The user SHOULD ABSOLUTELY RECORD THE MOUNT PASSPHRASE AND STORE  IN  A
[21:55] <chrisr> It just cant do it properly.  When im at work I have a proxy, at home i have no proxy.  But ubuntu writes the proxy details in files! in files that it doesnt switch back when you stop using the proxy
[21:55] <Keiya>         SAFE  LOCATION.   If  the  mount  passphase  file is lost, or the mount
[21:55] <Keiya>         passphrase is forgotten, THERE IS NO WAY TO RECOVER THE ENCRYPTED DATA.
[21:55] <Keiya> Gah, shitty webpage layout turns into shitty paste, sorry.
[21:56] <Keiya> Anyway... it's in the manpages. You
[21:56] <guntbert> JanHolbo: no offense - and there were literally 3 "anyone" immediately before my call
[21:56] <Keiya> Anyway... it's in the manpages. You're probably not getting back in, and brute force is probably not viable (If it is, I wouldn't recommend using ecryptfs :P)
[21:56] <JanHolbo> Keiya, I have the passphrase though - but not the /home/user/.ecryptfs files .....
[21:57] <WanHouse> Keiya: A password guessing code could break the pw in some length of time, granted its not a very very hard password
[21:57] <WanHouse> Still, everything is prossible given some time
[21:57] <Keiya> WanHouse: Sure, but my reading is that it does a GPG-like system. He has the password but not the private key. I might be wrong though... still looking
[21:57] <guntbert> shawn_: please try it - if it doesn't help come back
[21:57] <Keiya> WanHouse: Not a viable recovery option always, though.
[21:57] <StaRetji> VCoolio: I did that now, but still the same. The script is inside /etc/init.d and it works upon start (modified sysv-rc-conf) but after booting if X is restarted I have to call it again
[21:58] <panfist> ok, i have run drive fitness test and my drive is known to be good. i still get dumped to initramfs even with ide-all-generic or all-ide-generic option added before quiet splash (on 8.04 desktop x64)
[21:58] <Keiya> http://ecryptfs.sourceforge.net/ecryptfs-faq.html#lostkey
[21:58] <Keiya> Yep
[21:58] <shawn_> guntbert, Alright thank you
[21:58] <Keiya> JanHolbo: You're screwed. Sorry.
[21:58] <JanHolbo> Keiya, I actually think it is a symmetrical keysystem but I might be wrong
[21:58] <WanHouse> Keiya: Semi-last resort. On windows its the first one because its so sucky :P
[21:58] <VCoolio> StaRetji: that's because things in/etc/init.d are only run on boot, that is before gdm login screen; if you want it afterwards you need to put the command in your startup apps or somethings
[21:58] <Keiya> WanHouse: It's not the /password/ though
[21:58] <Keiya> He has that.
[21:59] <Keiya> JanHolbo: Eh, so? There wouldn't be a copy of the key in the files
[21:59] <WanHouse> Keiya: Passphraze, passcert etc. Same thing
[21:59] <fccf> panfist: can you give me a discription of the hardware this is running on ?
[21:59] <StaRetji> VCoolio: You mean like, to put a copy of the script in my home dir and make it executable?
[22:00] <panfist> amd 780g based motherboard, athlon ii x2 processor, 500gb sata hard drive, trying to install in AHCI or RAID mode...trying to avoid IDE which I'm 99% certain will work but will give me less performance
[22:00] <VCoolio> StaRetji: that, or add the restart command to system > preferences > startup applications
[22:00] <WanHouse> Keiya: Certs are way better though, unless someone gets a hold of one.
[22:00] <panfist> it's using a sata hard disk and IDE cdrom drive
[22:00] <JanHolbo> Keiya, no but it should be possible to recreate the key from the passphrase that FAQ mentions if you lose the passphrase
[22:00] <chrisr> WanHouse: Synaptec cant reload the packages, says it cant connect to the net
[22:00] <StaRetji> VCoolio: Because if I call it /etc/init.d/fixmtrr.sh it will work
[22:00] <StaRetji> VCoolio: I have only fluxbox, unfortunately
[22:00] <WanHouse> chrisr: You mean Synaptic ?
[22:01] <shawn_> Would installing the xfid (Xubuntu) desktop manager and switching between other ones slow anything down Within GNOME when i usually use that?
[22:01] <kebomix> i can't install ubuntu , ubuntu installer and gparted doesn't read my partitions and nautilus read them well , here is the output of sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda  http://pastebin.com/m720dc6f8  , any solution ?
[22:01] <VCoolio> StaRetji: fluxbox also does startup apps not? just add it into the right file; don't know where that is for fluxbox
[22:01] <Keiya> JanHolbo: Q. I forgot my password/lost my key! What can I do to recover my data?
[22:01] <StaRetji> VCoolio: Thx dude, I'll do my best
[22:01] <Keiya> JanHolbo: Nothing; you're screwed. (Apologies to Bruce Schneier).
[22:02] <chrisr> WanHouse: yeah
[22:02] <Keiya> With a weak passphrase, you could bruteforce that
[22:02] <Keiya> but... you're not looking for the passphrase
[22:02] <chrisr> WanHouse: it cant download anything
[22:02] <Keiya> JanHolbo: If you selected a strong passphrase or lost your key file, you are completely out of luck. Nobody can help you recover your data.
[22:02] <HanFar> hi ppl.. anyone know why my ubuntu server gets slow file transfer in vmware? :(
[22:02] <master_> Hey all can anyone answer my confused question, I have a wireless netgear router and a ntl modem... a few days ago I no longer could connect to my site..so I connected straight to my modem and could connect now ..I cant connect again all other sites seem fine, my wifes laptop can connect to my site through the modem?
[22:02] <Keiya> It's /possible/ Ubuntu has dones some weird crap to build the key from the passphrase, but it's unlikely
[22:02] <WanHouse> chrisr: Youre on irc with the same box as the one with synaptic ?
[22:03] <VCoolio> StaRetji: you need ~/.fluxbox/startup  it seems
[22:03] <Keiya> Ah, they have
[22:03] <Keiya> As of Ibix
[22:03] <Keiya> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedPrivateDirectory
[22:04] <chrisr> WanHouse: yes, i dont see why it shouldnt be able to connect.  I feel as though some old proxy settings are laying around somewhere, even though i have unset http_proxy and ftp_proxy and disabled the proxy in the preferences
[22:04] <master_> Any help guys?
[22:05] <WanHouse> chrisr: Mmmm, youll figure it out
[22:05] <fission6> i am on ubuntu and want to vnc into a nother box and show a colleague also VNC to the box something on the machine, how can i vnc on ubuntu to another box, is their a default app
[22:05] <Keiya> So, you might be able to get in! Good luck!
[22:05] <mehdi_> how to install kesi agrsm driver in ubuntu 9.04? help me
[22:05] <fccf> shawn_: running XFCE by itself is fine , running KDE, Gnome and XFCE simultainously would slow you down horribly, but that isn't what most people do, it can be done, but it isn't as simple as switching the session, you would actually have to start another X session to run more than one WM simultainously
[22:05] <StaRetji> VCoolio: It doesn't execute :(
[22:05] <master_> #ubuntu-uk
[22:05] <TBird> Need some assistance here.... Installed Ubuntu on an old PC the other day and it has been running fine for about a week or two, now upon boot, GRUB goes through then the screen goes black... the screen still detects a signal but the screen stays black...
[22:06] <fccf> !patience | master_
[22:06] <FuzzyFox0> hey all I am new to linux and I am using rdiff-backup to backup some files (a large amount) does it output anything to the shell when doing a backup? It seems to be doing nothing
[22:06] <shawn_> fccf Well Id log out and open a new session if I was switching but just having both wont interfere or anything?
[22:06] <StaRetji> VCoolio: I even make keymap on button to call the script, nothing
[22:06] <master_> lol ubotto
[22:06] <StaRetji> VCoolio: but if I call it manualy from terminal, wrks
[22:06] <Keiya> shawn_: You can have all of them installed no-problem
[22:06] <shawn_> Keiya Does it take up much space?
[22:06] <StaRetji> VCoolio: looks like soem permission problems, don't what
[22:07] <Keiya> shawn_: Depends on how much you consider 'much'
[22:07] <TBird> Is there a way I can force Ubuntu to CLI? or a way I can push it to display?
[22:07] <shawn_> Keiya How much does XFCE even take?
[22:07] <Keiya> TBird: ctrl-alt-f#
[22:07] <TBird> Which F#?
[22:07] <Keiya> shawn_: XFCE is fairly small, but KDE and Gnome are pretty big.
[22:07] <Keiya> TBird: 1-6 are terminals, 7 is the default X session
[22:08] <TBird> Thx Keiya
[22:08]  * ale__ buona sera
[22:08] <shawn_> Keiya oh alrighty well Id just be installing XFCE because I heard its faster for my laptop possibly
[22:08] <alexander> hi guys
[22:08] <alexander> what do you think?
[22:08] <alexander> debian or ubuntu?
[22:08] <Keiya> shawn_: Go for it, unless you have serious crunch.
[22:08] <O__o> <IP_ADDRESS>
[22:08] <VCoolio> StaRetji: don't know then, if it runs from terminal it should run with a keybinding; can you pastebin the script
[22:08] <Keiya> alexander: Personally, I prefer Ubuntu on desktop and Debian for server, but it honestly doesn't matter.
[22:08] <FuzzyFox0> anyone?
[22:08] <alexander> okay
[22:08] <StaRetji> of course, it is public script for mtrr intel workaround
[22:08] <alexander> i just heard that ubuntu was better for beginners
[22:09]  * alexander is AFK
[22:09] <Keiya> alexander: It is, a little. Debian's actually gotten pretty good, but Ubuntu's instalation, say, is easier
[22:09] <WanHouse> FuzzyFox0: Use gadmin-rsync
[22:09] <StaRetji> VCoolio: http://paste.ubuntu.com/288841/
[22:09] <VCoolio> StaRetji: maybe your keymapping doesn't work; does that work with something simple?
[22:09] <FuzzyFox0> WanHouse: okay
[22:09] <FuzzyFox0> WanHouse: any instruction
[22:09] <FuzzyFox0> on usage?
[22:10] <StaRetji> VCoolio: keymapping work perfectly on other scripts
[22:10] <WanHouse> FuzzyFox0: youll not need any
[22:10] <StaRetji> VCoolio: so it must be something that this script executes that it is not allowed or something
[22:10] <pete_> can anyone help me, gtkpod ( and nothing else see's my ipod )
[22:10] <O__o> hello, the microphone of logitech e3500 doesnt work in ubuntu 9.04
[22:10] <O__o> how to fix?
[22:10] <FuzzyFox0> WanHouse: GUI or not?
[22:10] <WanHouse> gui
[22:11] <TBird> Keiya: When I did that it gives me a blinking cursor that does not accept input from the keyboard
[22:11] <master_> Hi no one got the answer
[22:11] <awaad> when I open my WORKGROUP in ubuntu I have this error:
[22:12] <awaad> Unable to mount location
[22:12] <awaad> Failed to retrieve share list from server
[22:12] <shawn_> Keiya Crunch?
[22:12] <awaad> How can I go over this error ??
[22:12] <StaRetji> VCoolio: this script is used by all who have problem with intel gpu on jaunty http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582 and it is working to me also, but has to be executed eaxh time X starts
[22:12] <fccf> !samba | awaad
[22:12] <FuzzyFox0> WanHouse: thanks for the help
[22:13] <WanHouse> FuzzyFox0: Np
[22:13] <awaad> fccf,ubottu: I already use it , I open my WORKGROUP by Places>>Network>Windows Network
[22:13] <fccf> O__o: have you gone to system>preferences>sound and selected the device as your recording and conferenceing sound device?
[22:14] <O__o> fccf, ?
[22:14] <fccf> awaad: and you have previously seen shares come up in there?
[22:14] <homerhomer> I didn't think this would happen, Hulu Desktop for Ubuntu - http://www.hulu.com/labs/hulu-desktop-linux
[22:14] <awaad> fccf , ubottu: Then I open WORKGROUP , but the error comes
[22:14] <zamba> what's the name of the new thunderbird?
[22:14] <O__o> fccf, sound capture = ALSA
[22:14] <zamba> and can i get it in a deb repository?
[22:15] <pete_> can anyone tell me why ubuntu does not see my ipod when it did the other day?
[22:15] <fccf> homerhomer: that is offtopic, but cool nonetheless
[22:15] <awaad> fccf: Yes I saw them and I share some files from my windowsXP box
[22:15] <Keiya> TBird: Did what?
[22:15] <VCoolio> StaRetji: what if you use the start file for X? like /etc/X11/Xsession.d or does something like ~/.Xsessionrc exist? I always forget what file that is
[22:15] <Keiya> TBird: Oh. Okay, which one? If that's the X, your xserver is probably broken
[22:15] <Keiya> shawn_: Slang for not having much disk space left, sorr.y
[22:15] <zamba> shredder, yeah
[22:15] <StaRetji> VCoolio:I like the way you think, I already tried that
[22:15] <TBird> Keiya: I tried F1 and F7, same results on both
[22:16] <awaad> fccf: What do you think I should do ?
[22:16] <shawn_> Keiya Oh okay
[22:16] <StaRetji> VCoolio: Thank you for helping, two heads are always smarter than one
[22:16] <Keiya> Huh, try F2 through F6? Sometimes a terminal is in use by something..
[22:16] <Keiya> But, it sounds like it's probably not booting properly
[22:16] <FuzzyFox0> Anyone got any must have linux software that helps n00bs from windows OSs... Like me?
[22:16] <fccf> O__o: sound capture = ALSA will use the default from your sound card ... you need to figure out the hardware device ... also check in Volume Control and go to the file menu and do Change Device and see if you see the logitech in there
[22:17] <VCoolio> StaRetji: you'll need a third one though, I have no more options
[22:17] <Flannel> FuzzyFox0: Helps you do what?
[22:17] <Flannel> !equivalents | FuzzyFox0
[22:17] <FuzzyFox0> Flannel: I do web development. I have lampp already and an IDE
[22:17] <fccf> awaad: are you possibly running under a different user? could you have updated and overwrote your samba.conf ... IDK?
[22:17] <O__o> fccf, ???
[22:18] <StaRetji> VCoolio: lol well, if think a bit, maybe something will come out. It seems it has something to do with users. I run it as a root....
[22:18] <awaad> fccf: No I don't
[22:18] <FuzzyFox0> Flannel: thanks to you too
[22:18] <cihat> he
[22:18] <cihat> hey
[22:19]  * FuzzyFox0 is off but will likely be back in the next few days with some more n00b Qs :P
[22:19] <cihat> was geht ab bei euch
[22:19] <fccf> O__o: I cannot help you if you cannot follow directions
[22:19] <fccf> !de | cihat
[22:19] <Keiya> FuzzyFox0: Unless you have any personal stuff, see the equivelents. If you have self-written tools, there might be something that does it for you here - look around a bit! If not, Wi.. never mind
[22:19] <cihat> i will vlc player in my ubuntu i dont no how i do can you elp me ??
[22:20] <VCoolio> StaRetji: dude why didn't you say so ;)? if you run it as root in terminal you can't run it in a user config file; what if you make a .desktop file for it and add it to /etc/xdg/autostart ?
[22:20] <Keiya> cihat: What are you trying to do? Install VLC?
[22:20] <GhostDog> Hi, I think I have a problem with a simple solution. I have intel graphics and was using the bleeder updates and the latest one killed X.. or something. Check out http://pastebin.com/d7cc54391 for the x failsafe log
[22:20] <cihat> yes keiya
[22:20] <VCoolio> StaRetji: or does that also not allow root commands? not sure
[22:20] <StaRetji> VCoolio: give me a sec to try something
[22:21] <Keiya> cihat: OK, do you prefer GUI or command line? Both ways are pretty easy :)
[22:21] <StaRetji> VCoolio: I'll login as user, to see if it is working from console
[22:21] <fccf> GhostDog: that version was built under a xen kernel ... you arn't running xen are you?
[22:22] <cihat> gui^
[22:22] <StaRetji> VCoolio: HA! it doesn't
[22:22] <GhostDog> fccf: not to my knowledge. virtualbox?
[22:22] <StaRetji> VCoolio: if i login as regular user this script doesn't work
[22:22] <fccf> GhostDog: bad driver version, not going to work ... are you running virtualbox?
[22:22] <Keiya> cihat: OK... actually, it looks like the VLC people have pretty decent instructions
[22:22] <Keiya> http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-ubuntu.html
[22:22] <StaRetji> VCoolio: what to do now...hm...
[22:23] <GhostDog> fccf: im running off low graphics mode atm. yes i run virtualbox
[22:23] <Berzerker> I'm having a problem, I can't download any firefox add-ons, just sticks at connecting.
[22:23] <fccf> GhostDog: vbox within ubuntu ... or ubuntu within vbox?
[22:23] <cihat> and how do I do that I can use it keiya
[22:24] <GhostDog> fccf: vbox within ubuntu
[22:24] <al_> morning all
[22:24] <Shiba> is there any way to automatically manage bridge and tap devices using NetworkManager in Ubuntu 9.04?
[22:24] <GhostDog> fccf: windows xp guest
[22:24] <froes> hi you guys! how do i put a command on cron to run everyday at 04:30 am ??
[22:24] <Keiya> cihat: Follow the bit under "Ubuntu Jaunty Jackalope 9.04, Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex 8.10,  Ubuntu Hardy Heron LTS 8.04", and it should be installed. I /think/ it creates a shortcut under the Gnome applications menu, but the command name to run from the command line is 'vlc'
[22:24] <StaRetji> VCoolio: heh, if i add sudo it's working
[22:24] <WanHouse> Flannel: "!equivalents | FuzzyFox0"  http://www.linuxrsp.ru/win-lin-soft/table-eng.html <- What a scruffy looking and incomplete list. Dont you the recipients of that page to know how it can look ? Firestarter ? Gui admin tools ? ...
[22:25] <fccf> GhostDog: go into synaptic ... remove the bleeder, then run 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg-video-intel
[22:25] <al_> anyone know why I can scan a disk for bad sectors in windows and it finds one, but then I scan the same disk in Ubunut with badblocks -v /dev/sdb1 and it comes up with 0 bad blocks?
[22:25] <StaRetji> VCoolio: but script still doesn't execute via keyboard or remote
[22:25] <WanHouse> want the recipients...
[22:25] <Berzerker> I'm having a problem, I can't download any firefox add-ons, just sticks at connecting.
[22:25] <VCoolio> StaRetji: sure, but on startup you can't enter a password; you'll need gksudo for graphical password entry
[22:25] <cihat> omg XD i dont no how i do this ... can you german ?
[22:26] <fccf> cihat: they speak german in #ubuntu-de ... they can help
[22:26] <chrisr> Is ubuntu 9.04 jaunty?
[22:26] <TBird> Any ideas Keiya?
[22:26] <al_> chrisr: yes
[22:26] <Keiya> cihat: No, but there's a channel #ubuntu-de where theny do :_
[22:26] <Keiya> Er, :)
[22:26] <GhostDog> fccf: will do thanks
[22:26] <TBird> lol
[22:26] <fccf> GhostDog: np
[22:27] <TBird> I mean, the screen and video board obviously work because it showed the POST screen and the GRUB loader
[22:27] <Keiya> TBird: I asswume you've tried rebooting? Hmm... has it booted before?
[22:27] <TBird> Its booted for weeks into Ubuntu with no issues
[22:28] <GhostDog> fccf: I ran the commandline, it thought for about one and a half one-one-thousands, no output. Is that right?
[22:28] <al_> does anyone know why Windows can detects bad sectors but bad blocks says no bad sectors?
[22:28] <Keiya> Mkay. Did you install any packages since last time it booted?
[22:29] <angelus> i accidentally overwrote a veru importatn file ... si there a way for me to get it back ??
[22:29] <fccf> GhostDog: yep, now go into your /etc/X11 directory and look for  a backup file of xorg.conf that is older than your error and rename it to xorg.conf and restart X
[22:29] <ZykoticK9> al_, bad sectors and bad blocks are two different things
[22:29] <angelus> sorry, im using openoffice ..
[22:29] <[manas]> need help whit intalling and configured samba
[22:29] <braintorch> Hi. It seems, that 9.10 gnome-applets package does not contain mixer applet anymore. Does anybody know, is it just beta bug, or this applet was completely removed from karmic?
[22:29] <Keiya> Especially things like kernel modules or a different xserver, or a different kernel, but it's possible that something weird happened with, well, anything >_>
[22:29] <fccf> !karmic | braintorch
[22:29] <al_> ZykoticK9: good point!! So how do I test for bad sectors?
[22:29] <GhostDog> fccf: thanks
[22:29] <joaopinto> al_, that is odd
[22:29] <joaopinto> ZykoticK9, how are they different ?
[22:30] <ZykoticK9> al_, ?
[22:30] <grandrew> hi all! is it somehow possible to repair a filesystem with badblocks other than re-creating the entire partition with badblocks dismissed? like make fsck mark blocks as 'bad' or unused or smth?
[22:30] <Keiya> angelus: Hmm, probably not.... overwriting usually doesn't leave undelete traces. Openoffice /might/ have a way, but I don't know it...
[22:30] <braintorch> ubottu: Thanks. Sorry for disturbing.
[22:30] <joaopinto> blocks are sectors, or groups of sectors, the name is not relevant on the context of a surface scan
[22:30] <angelus> :'( ... thnaks Keiya ...
[22:31] <manolo_pop> Hi to all. I'm experiencing a very strange thing on my Jaunty. I'm trying to copy a directory but I get "cp: cannot stat `/home/manolo/.gvfs': Permission denied" even if I try to copy with sudo or logged in as root. The directory I'm talking about is ".gvfs" contained into my home directory. Also as a result of "ls -la | grep .gvfs"  I get
[22:31] <ZykoticK9> joaopinto, bad blocks can sometimes be corrected by low level formatting the drive -- bad sectors are physical problems with the platter
[22:31] <JanHolbo> hi! I need some help with ecryptfs and encrypted data - I remember my passphrase, but I do not have the created files, that reside in .ecryptfs as they were on a partition seperate from my home directory. Am I unable to get back my files?
[22:31] <Keiya> Sorry... remember to make backups in the future, I guess?
[22:31] <StaRetji> VCoolio: i had to run all from terminal, unfortunatelly
[22:31] <Keiya> JanHolbo: Did you try the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedPrivateDirectory ?
[22:31] <JanHolbo> Keiya, definately - though the wife is not happy .... understandably!
[22:31] <al_> ZykoticK9: how do i test for bad sectors?
[22:31] <joaopinto> ZykoticK9, hum ? and how does windows distinguishes a physical failure ?
[22:31] <StaRetji> VCoolio: i will have only remote access
[22:31] <manolo_pop> [continue] d?????????   ? ?      ?            ?                ? .gvfs
[22:32] <roffe> 472 av de 500 snabbaste datorerna i världen kör linux läste jag precis.. Nice
[22:32] <ZykoticK9> al_ joaopinto i dunno to both of your questions
[22:32] <cached1> I know that this is completely offtopic, but would anyone know how I would call a european number from the united states? I tried doing 011+(number) but i hear this deep beeping sound and no one is picking up
[22:32] <LuPin4> ciao
[22:32] <foxray> hi is it possible to install ubuntu server on a virtual machine and access it from outside, trying to setup an ftp server
[22:32] <LuPin4> italiani?
[22:32] <joaopinto> ZykoticK9, afaik badblocks is ths equivalent to a windows surface scan
[22:32] <cached1> whoops, meant to ask that in ubuntu-offtopic
[22:32] <[manas]> need help whit intalling and configured samba
[22:32] <LuPin4> italiani?
[22:32] <LuPin4> italiani?
[22:32] <LuPin4> italiani?
[22:32] <VCoolio> StaRetji: then ask someone who knows about remotes and permissions plz; I don't, sorry
[22:32] <FloodBot2> LuPin4: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:32] <Flannel> !it | LuPin4
[22:32] <wouga> hello   i need help
[22:32] <joaopinto> they just get an error from a read function, they can't determine if there is a physical problem or not
[22:32] <fccf> !ask | wouga
[22:33] <ZykoticK9> foxray, yes it's possible look into VirtualBox and "Bridge networking" as one solution... good luck.
[22:33] <StaRetji> VCoolio: Oh, ok dude, THX for all the effort o/
[22:33] <wouga> i cant install drivers touchkit on ubuntu
[22:33] <al_> joaopinto: which brings me back to the original question, why two different results????
[22:33] <foxray> ZykoticK9, thanks :)
[22:33] <joaopinto> al_, they must use different low level functions to check the disk, BIOS functions
[22:33] <al_> I am trying to learn to do things in linux that I used to do windows
[22:34] <al_> but I need to have faith in the results
[22:34] <fccf> manolo_pop: got to "I get" need the rest of your line
[22:34] <joaopinto> al_, badblock is expected to identify "windows bad sectors"
[22:34] <fccf> al_: start with faith in yourself and faith in us .. and you will be on your way ... see also www.ubuntupocketguide.com
[22:34] <GhostDog> fccf: terribly sorry but could you please tell me how to rename the file in the command line, i can't do it with gui as it is root
[22:35] <crescendo> When booting a LUKS-encrypted root install of Ubuntu 9.04, I am asked once to enter my passphrase by device address, then again by UUID, and then over 20 times by UUID again.  How do I fix this?
[22:35] <al_> fccf: haa, well see
[22:35] <manolo_pop> fccf. I wrote the rest of the message...
[22:35] <ZykoticK9> GhostDog, "sudo mv file1 file2"
[22:35] <al_> fccf: I absolutely love ddrescue, and testdisk, they are AWSOMED
[22:35] <GhostDog> thanks
[22:35] <JanHolbo> Keiya, I tried something similar but I will look at it again
[22:35] <manolo_pop> fccf: the result of ls is "d????????? ? ? ? ? ? .gvfs"
[22:36] <fccf> GhostDog: sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf.whateveritis  /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[22:36] <GhostDog> sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf-backup-091008134542 /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[22:36] <fccf> manolo_pop: I have absolutely nothing in .gvfs .. wondering why you want to copy it?
[22:36] <andreaiannarone> ciao
[22:36] <fccf> GhostDog: looks good
[22:37] <Berzerker-> I can't download any addons
[22:37] <Berzerker-> on firefox
[22:37] <Berzerker-> stuck on connecting...
[22:37] <al_> well my batt is nearly dead on my laptop
[22:37] <RebelZero> manolo_pop: no-one can copy the ~/.gvfs because technically it doesn't exist. it's a virtual mount point that is created each time you log in. ignore it and you should be able to copy the home directory with no issue.
[22:37] <al_> so I will be going! See you guys
[22:37] <cytmtn> any sansa fuze users around by chance?
[22:38] <manolo_pop> fccf I'm coping the whole content of my /home into another partition in order to mount my home from it
[22:38] <O__o> how to uninstall skype?
[22:38] <O__o> is it sudo apt-get purge skype ?
[22:38] <fccf> manolo_pop: see what RebelZero said and exclude virtually mounted directories
[22:38] <O__o> or goto synaptic and install there?
[22:38] <RebelZero> manolo_pop: nautilus uses it to mount remote filesystems and the like. it will be re-created each time you log in.
[22:39] <[manas]> need help i intalled samba but i cant run it or configure???
[22:39] <IdleOne> O__o: apt-get purge ( purges ) removes the package. see !skype for info
[22:39] <fccf> !samba | [manas]
[22:39] <O__o> !skype
[22:40] <ZykoticK9> [manas], samba at it's lowest level is configured with the file /etc/samba/smb.conf -- to start samba "sudo /etc/init.d/samba start"
[22:41] <fccf> manolo_pop: best bet is to boot into live environment, copy the directory to the new location of /home which you will update in fstab after copying
[22:41] <[manas]> ZykoticK9, do i need to start samba everytime i swich off my machine??
[22:42] <fccf> manolo_pop: keeping all permissions intact of course
[22:42] <frogger> join #ubuntu-release-party
[22:42] <fabien__> hello all
[22:43] <CaMason> hi guys. I've just started getting 'segmentation faults' in libc-2.9.so, which means I can't use apt-get or update manager :S
[22:43] <ZykoticK9> [manas], no simply add it as an automatically started service "System / Administration / Services" - "Folder sharing service (samba)"
[22:43] <IdleOne> !apt > O__o
[22:43] <billy__> hello I'm having a problem with the netbook launcher
[22:43] <manolo_pop> RebelZero fccf: thanks. So, once I copied all of the content of /home into the new partition and preserving permissions (in case it would be so when copying those files beeing logged as root...) how shoud I modify my fstab in order to mount /home from that partition?
[22:43] <fabien__> salut tout le monde
[22:43] <billy__> hello I'm having a problem with the netbook launcher
[22:44] <IdleOne> !fr | fabien__ salut!
[22:44] <billy__> hello?
[22:44] <billy__> anyone
[22:44] <billy__> help!
[22:44] <fabien__> hello
[22:44] <billy__> hello I'm having a problem with the netbook launcher
[22:44] <IdleOne> billy__: ask a question
[22:44] <fccf> !fstab | manolo_pop this discribes how
[22:44] <fccf> !home | manolo_pop
[22:45] <mgv1> when i close my computer lid i hear a microphne noise since dealing with alsamixer - what can i do?
[22:45] <mgv1> and also - anothger problem - my microphne doesnt responed when i trying to record something - what can it be? (this is a laptop microphne)
[22:45] <billy__> Before, when i hovered over the icons/menus in the netbook launcher they showed the normal hovering effect. Now they don'.
[22:45] <fccf> GhostDog: any luck?
[22:45] <GhostDog> fccf: heya. looks like a kernel problem.