[00:00] <glaceman> hey guys im trying to install google gadget, when i run the ./configure, i receive error: zlib is not available
[00:00] <thieven`> j2daosh, just like, i can't access directories on my mp3 player if it's not plugged in. (and mounted)
[00:00] <j2daosh> thieven`: yeah, thats what i figured, but I hoped there was a way to make my perl script access it without having to mount the share on the server
[00:00] <thieven`> j2daosh, you of course could add a line in that script to make it mount before you access it.
[00:01] <j2daosh> thieven`: I would, but its not my server and I dont have the permissions to mount. I gotta have corporate do it then i can just access it since they won't trust me with those permissions ;)
[00:02] <glaceman> when installing google gadget i receive error when i do the ./configure: error zlib is not available but is mandatory
[00:03] <j2daosh> glaceman: sounds like your missing a compression library.
[00:03] <j2daosh> lemme reboot into linux and I'll see what i can do to help ya out
[00:04] <pigy1_alt> Guys if someone else has issue with old imac bubble g3 and black screen ... create xorg.conf file in the directory path and use the config http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Maverick#xorg.conf
[00:05] <pigy1_alt> That got my imac to boot up
[00:05] <BernardV> thnx for the info pigy1_alt
[00:05] <justask> where do i change the boot timer to let me select other oses?
[00:05] <yugnoswam> Hello?
[00:06] <yugnoswam> Can anyone here help me please?
[00:06] <j2daosh> justask: its an option in the grub
[00:06] <Jordan_U> !ask | yugnoswam
[00:07] <justask> and how i change it? hoping not to touch config files
[00:07] <ubuntu> Can someone here please help me
[00:07] <ubuntu> with sound?
[00:07] <j2daosh> justask: http://lirent.net/ubuntu/change-waiting-time-on-grub-menu-boot-select-on-ubuntu.html
[00:07] <edbian> justask: you have to touch config files
[00:07] <edbian> ubuntu: what is your problem?
[00:07] <boldfilter> When I copy a large file to my sd card it says its done before it really is and when If I unplug the sd card to early the file is corrupt. Anyway to fix this?
[00:07] <ubuntu> My sound is not working :(
[00:07] <justask> so no gui available either?
[00:07] <Jordan_U> justask: /etc/default/grub
[00:07] <ubuntu> GUI works
[00:07] <Jordan_U> !grub2 | justask
[00:08] <edbian> !sound
[00:08] <edbian> !sound  > ubuntu
[00:08] <yugnoswam> Sorry. I am currently installing ubuntu onto my main computer via memory stick, I am on the desktop and have clicked the "Install Ubuntu 10.10", I have followed everything through and I am up to the "Who are you" section. I have filled out all of my details and at the bottom it says "Ready when you are" I am ready but I cannot click on the "Forward" button as it partially faded out.
[00:09] <edbian> yugnoswam: What is your username?
[00:09] <justask> ok done
[00:09] <yugnoswam> Guy
[00:09] <Jordan_U> yugnoswam: Your username cannot contain any capital letters.
[00:10] <yugnoswam> Ok, thank you.
[00:10] <Jordan_U> yugnoswam: You're welcome.
[00:10] <justask> how do you search for installed systems - in auto mode - with grub?
[00:11] <ubuntu> Can someone assist me with a sound problem
[00:11] <ubuntu> :D?
[00:11] <ubuntu> Private message me plz
[00:11] <blixten> error: cannot execute /jail/glftpd/bin/glftpd: Exec format error. anyone know how to fix? i'm running a ppc64 with ubuntu 64 and that is a 32bit app
[00:12] <justask> tried to change to OSS or different driver in sound configuration?
[00:12] <ubuntu> justask are utalkin to me?
[00:12] <justask> yes
[00:12] <ubuntu> Im new to all this can u explain what OSS is :P?
[00:13] <justask> when you do sound config, you can choose between alsa and oss, and also for different drivers
[00:13] <ChrisDruif> yugnoswam: Don't worry, it's already a bug for the hundredpapercut's project :)
[00:13] <justask> tried that?
[00:13] <edbian> ubuntu: OSS is open source software.  It's software where the source code is freely distributed
[00:13] <edbian> !sound > ubuntu
[00:13] <justask> alsa is not?
[00:14] <justask> open i mean
[00:15] <dela> hola
[00:15] <dela> alguien español
[00:15] <justask> hi
[00:15] <aeon-ltd> !es | dela
[00:15] <justask> only english here
[00:15] <Jordan_U> justask: OSS can either mean Open Source Software or Open Sound System, depending on the context.
[00:15] <yugnoswam> On ubuntu, is it possible to have say Windows XPSP3 on the desktop where you can just open that in another window and use that as a second operating system?
[00:15] <Jordan_U> justask: ALSA is most certainly open source.
[00:15] <justask> yea, but alsa is not open?
[00:15] <justask> ok
[00:15] <fr0nk_> hi
[00:15] <m1chael> im having problems with apache.. i installed like this: sudo apt-get install apache2.2 # apachectl restart throws the error: /usr/sbin/apachectl: 148: /usr/sbin/apache2: not found ..... any ideas?? i'm on ubuntu 10.0.4
[00:16] <hwilde> m1chael, type "which apache2" in the terminal what does it say?
[00:16] <justask> m1chael: is that a new version?
[00:16] <fr0nk_> I'm recently having problems with pulseaudio, especially when I use vmware workstation and/or skype. When I killall pulseaudio && pulseaudio& it works again. This time I got the following Warning: W: alsa-mixer.c: Your kernel driver is broken: it reports a volume range from 0,00 dB to 0,00 dB which makes no sense.
[00:16] <bugs_bugger> hey guys. curious question: is it possible to create executable shellscript files from c sources?
[00:16] <WhatToDo> hi im having trouble with ubuntu 10.10 install ive been working with people on the IRC  for two days now with no resolution. can anyone take a  stab at it for me?
[00:17] <fr0nk_> can anyone help please? :)
[00:17] <sha1sum> sooo... I have a friend who knows wtf he's doing but objects to using *nix because of gaming. It's been a while since I've messed with gaming stuff for linux. What's the new solution to windblows gaming?
[00:17] <hwilde> bugs_bugger, that's called compiling.
[00:17] <justask> whattodo did you try recovery mode at boot?
[00:18] <edbian> bugs_bugger: well sort of, you can write a program in c (source code) and make it executable.  But it would not be called a script
[00:18] <WhatToDo> justask: i can't boot anything from had drive, all i have is a live ce
[00:18] <WhatToDo> cd
[00:18] <edbian> bugs_bugger: You can write executable scripts in other languages like python or bash
[00:18] <bugs_bugger> hwilde, nah, what i mean is: i want some kind of portable version, no copying to say /usr/bin but everything needed should be in in one folde
[00:18] <fr0nk_> sha1sum: you mean how I play games on linux? Mostly with steam under wine or native ones, or ports that are being supported by the developers (humble bundle, etc)
[00:18] <justask> you cant boot, but you see grub menu or not?
[00:19] <hwilde> bugs_bugger, yes.
[00:19] <edbian> bugs_bugger: You can do something like that in python
[00:19] <sha1sum> fr0nk_: I tried that and his mouse has a weird offset... like you have to move your cursor down about 30px to click on what you want
[00:19] <edbian> bugs_bugger: But you would have to be in that folder to run that program
[00:19] <sha1sum> testing with starcraft II
[00:19] <fr0nk_> anyone here already purged pulseaudio from lucid? pulseaudio simply doesnt work for me :/
[00:19] <bugs_bugger> edbian, well, i dont that much about building apart from using ./configure, make and make install with c sources
[00:20] <fr0nk_> sha1sum: multimonitor setup?
[00:20] <thieven`> fr0nk_, i did that once, turned out to be a bad idea.
[00:20] <thieven`> fr0nk_, have you done that?
[00:20] <sha1sum> fr0nk_: yeah... 3x1
[00:20] <justask> to everyone: is it normal that a simple file copy from linux disk to ntfs one goes only at 20megs at second?
[00:20] <sha1sum> fr0nk_: ati card
[00:20] <bugs_bugger> edbian, what im aiming at is to have a form of binaries like those of the blender 3d suit, for example
[00:20] <justask> they are different drives too
[00:20] <edbian> bugs_bugger: What is the ultimate goal / purpose of this question?  :)
[00:20] <edbian> bugs_bugger: A 'form
[00:20] <fr0nk_> thieven`: I'm about to do it since pulseaudio has to be restarted approx 20 times a day
[00:20] <edbian> ?
[00:20] <m1chael> which apache2 # returns nothing
[00:21] <thieven`> justask, i have not noticed that. i doubt that is true....
[00:21] <thieven`> fr0nk_, holy. that is nuts.  yeah, go for it. you know you can always reinstall it if you have to...
[00:21] <justask> i can assure it did it so before
[00:21] <fr0nk_> sha1sum: I've had this problem with nvidia and 2x1, try disabling multimonitor for troubleshooting, you should be fine.  Its a pain in the... to copy music
[00:23] <justask> haha
[00:23] <thieven`> justask, how can i see the speed of the transfer?
[00:23] <bugs_bugger> edbian, they offer their linux versions in an archive that just needs upacking.it contains an executable ready to start. thats what i want to have
[00:23] <justask> i guess its very first generation
[00:23] <yugnoswam> On ubuntu, is it possible to have say Windows XPSP3 on the desktop where you can just open that in another window and use that as a second operating system?
[00:23] <markturnip> I'm using headless Ubuntu server, can anyone tell me if they know a way to run a script if an audio cd is found?
[00:23] <justask> mmm good question
[00:24] <fr0nk_> no its a super tiny one, approx 2mm bigger than the usb connector plug itself
[00:24] <justask> in the notification windows you should click something to show up it
[00:24] <sha1sum> yugnoswam: virtual machine
[00:24] <bugs_bugger> edbian, problem is: i dont have sudo rights on the system. its a pool of my high school.
[00:24] <justask> or you just make the calculation taking the time and megs :-)
[00:24] <sha1sum> yugnoswam: use, say, virtualbox-ose
[00:24] <edbian>  bugs_bugger: You want to write an app that works that way?  All executabes can be run from wherever.
[00:24] <justask> like a very nerd one
[00:24] <thieven`> i see the little 'file transfer' window that shows it moving. but it doesn't say the speed.
[00:24] <justask> xd
[00:24] <yugnoswam> I'm sorry, what do you mean.
[00:25] <sha1sum> yugnoswam: you will need either (a) an XP install CD, or (b) an image of one
[00:25] <justask> tell me time and file size pls
[00:25] <edbian> bugs_bugger: You can compile and run software from inside you're home.  You just can't install it.  In this case installing really just means putting various files in various folders on the system.
[00:25] <edbian> bugs_bugger: It's just that most apps have to be installed to work at all
[00:25] <justask> if you use 100megs the calc is easier
[00:25] <yugnoswam> ok, I have the iso for windows 7 on my external. is that any use?
[00:25] <bugs_bugger> edbian, to which i dont have access to
[00:25] <justask> but my calculator wont bother :-)
[00:25] <justask> yep
[00:26] <sha1sum> yugnoswam: I run win (7, but XP with absolutely no problem) on a "virtual" machine, which is basically software that emulates a full pc
[00:26] <justask> try copying it elsewhere
[00:26] <justask> how big is that?
[00:26] <yugnoswam> ok, so how do I set that up may I ask?
[00:26] <sha1sum> yugnoswam: yeah... install the "vitualbox-ose" package
[00:26] <m1chael> what is the proper way to install apache?
[00:26] <sha1sum> yugnoswam: then it shows under accessories-->virtualbox ose
[00:26] <justask> you do a plain copy
[00:26] <edbian> bugs_bugger: Yeah, I understand.  I think you can recreate the file tree you need inside you're home.
[00:26] <m1chael> i did: sudo apt-get install apache2.2
[00:26] <justask> dont understand your question
[00:26] <edbian> bugs_bugger: I've never done it and it's elaborate but you can do it
[00:27] <rubi89> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eUSbr-xn_c&feature=player_embedded incredible¡¡¡
[00:27] <Brack101> Hey
[00:27] <Brack101> do you have to configure openssh to allow port tunneling or does it work by default?
[00:27] <rww> Brack101: it allows it by default
[00:27] <justask> if there space on the external - assuming its ntfs - try from linux to that
[00:27] <justask> thank you
[00:27] <brontoeee> q: an explanation when user 'nobody' is supposed to be used and when not?
[00:28] <sha1sum> yugnoswam: once you create a virtual machine with you can mess around with its hardware settings, and if you go to the settings for the disc drive you can choose an ISO instead of a physical disc, or you can use the physical disc, your choice
[00:28] <d3cented> tell me the need in running winxp in virtualbox when running in win7?
[00:28] <sha1sum> -with
[00:28] <Brack101> ok.  openssh installs as part of the 'ssh' package right?
[00:28] <justask> if you give me size and time expected i do the math
[00:28] <yugnoswam> ok cheers
[00:28] <sha1sum> d3cented: bug testing?
[00:28] <sha1sum> lol
[00:28] <d3cented> ahh ok...
[00:29] <bugs_bugger> edbian, in the terminal i get "ELF 32-bit LSB executable". no idea how to build something like that? it uses shared libs
[00:29] <justask> any italian left here? yes i know about ubuntu-it
[00:29] <thieven`> justask:   9.2 MB/ second is what it moved at.
[00:29] <markturnip> I'm using headless Ubuntu server, can anyone tell me if they know a way to run a script if an audio cd is found?
[00:29] <justask> only?
[00:29] <alexb_1> 25133468
[00:29] <thieven`> that is from ubuntu to a windows partition on the same HD.
[00:29] <justask> from hdd to hdd? slooow
[00:29] <thieven`> justask, yeah, this comuputer at work is old / slow / crappy.
[00:29] <justask> it cant be so slow
[00:29] <thieven`> justask, only one hd inside of it.
[00:30] <alexb_1> hi all, how do I measure transfer speed to external hard drive?thanks.
[00:30] <justask> nevermind
[00:30] <thieven`> that was a 350MB file.
[00:30] <justask> should be at least 3-4 times
[00:30] <justask> faster
[00:30] <thieven`> yeah, i agree...
[00:30] <justask> me with different disk- only 20 megs
[00:30] <nit-wit> alexb_1, isn't there a popup when you transfer
[00:30] <thieven`> it took 42 seconds. for 350 MB
[00:30] <justask> the target is capable of at least 50 sustained megs/sec, its a wd RE3
[00:31] <bugs_bugger> hwilde, do you happen to know how to build an "ELF 32-bit LSB executable" from source code. Thats what im aiming at: a "portable" executable with all required files and libs either linked or inside one folder
[00:31] <m1chael> http://dpaste.com/304762/
[00:31] <thieven`> this is a crappy laptop with no doubt a 5400 rpm hd in it.
[00:31] <justask> 8.3 for sec :-(
[00:31] <justask> like a c64
[00:31] <thieven`> hah
[00:31] <alexb_1> yes, there is , but I guess it's not right way and very approximate
[00:31] <hwilde> bugs_bugger, did you check the forum there are threads on this topic
[00:32] <justask> yeah but you can figure out the average speed
[00:32] <jon_athon> cheers
[00:32] <justask> something is messing around...and i will find it :-D
[00:32] <bugs_bugger> hwilde, i searched for it via google. what terms do i need to search with?
[00:33] <d3cented> justask: good on you
[00:33] <bugs_bugger> hwilde, in the forums i mean
[00:33] <hwilde> bugs_bugger, i dunno man, try.
[00:33] <justask> just a mere hope though xd
[00:33] <bugs_bugger> hwilde, sorry pal. i just thought you knew there were some threads in specific. thanks anyway
[00:34] <hwilde> bugs_bugger,  I mean it's probably a longer answer than you're gonna get here in chat, because there are entire threads about it.
[00:35] <justask> just for info: the inverse way - ntfs to linux - goes 35 megs'sec average
[00:35] <bugs_bugger> hwilde, ok. ill check the material
[00:35] <justask> which is quite fine indeed
[00:36] <eviljames> justask: That's about what I get from firewire external -> internal
[00:36] <yugnoswam> Thanks for all your help people. Good night.
[00:36] <justask> maybe its the ntfs write that is little bad
[00:36] <justask> ok
[00:36] <pigy1_alt> cant install flash player update to watch youtube
[00:37] <Alice-In-Wonderl> Hello
[00:37] <justask> now i feel better :-D
[00:37] <justask> why pigy1_alt?
[00:37] <sha1sum> how do I install Genuine Advantage ?
[00:38] <justask> eviljames: you had a problem before..did you solve?
[00:38] <pigy1_alt> went ubunto software center and search adobe flash and dont see it
[00:39] <d3cented> apt-cache search flash
[00:39] <justask> maybe flash is restricted sw?
[00:39] <d3cented> or so
[00:39] <trism> pigy1_alt: run: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer; in a terminal
[00:39] <d3cented> was my first thought
[00:39] <justask> that is restricted?
[00:40] <trism> it is in multiverse, but that should be enabled by default
[00:40] <d3cented> trism: beaten my apt-cache
[00:40] <justask> haha
[00:40] <justask> why apt-ache and not only apt-get?
[00:41] <IdleOne> trism: flash is in the Partner repo which needs to be enabled since 10.04
[00:41] <justask> why apt-cache and not only apt-get?
[00:41] <d3cented> caus i didn't know exact name
[00:41] <rusty149> sha1sum: That sounds like a Windows app
[00:41] <IdleOne> trism: forget that, I was wrong
[00:41] <IdleOne> thinking java
[00:41] <d3cented> =-O
[00:42] <d3cented> apt-cache wins!!!
[00:42] <justask> lol
[00:42] <d3cented> it's flashplugin-installer
[00:43] <glaceman> i receive the following error when reloading the synaptic package manager can anybody help please :  [02:43] [glaceman(+i)] [2:Ubuntu/#ubuntu(+CLcfjnt)] [Act: 1]
[00:43] <glaceman> [#ubuntu] http://paste.ubuntu.com/552649/
[00:43] <blixten> error: cannot execute /jail/glftpd/bin/glftpd: Exec format error. anyone know how to fix? i'm running a ppc64 with ubuntu 64, glftpd is a 32bit application
[00:43] <d3cented> ahmm, anyway
[00:43] <justask> there isn't anything even alpha that could play flash in linux? other than it obv
[00:43] <eviljames> justask: nope.. no solution yet. :D
[00:43] <sha1sum> rusty149: nahhh... it's the Torvalds Genuine Advantage... it's how you know you're getting *authentic* Linux applications.
[00:43] <MarkAng> Hello everyone! I'm having the weirdest problem right now, anybody capable of telling me what to do?
[00:44] <justask> what was your problem like?
[00:44] <sha1sum> free of malware and other hassles and such
[00:44] <MarkAng> I upgraded to 10.10 from the 10.04 version, using the upgrade manager, and now I've landed in a spartan-like win95 theme.
[00:45] <eviljames> justask: Raid / LVM / initramfs
[00:45] <MarkAng> Square, grey. That's it.
[00:45] <justask> how can i set afk and automatic answer message in irc?
[00:45] <justask> now i recall...tough things :-)
[00:45] <sha1sum> justask: what client?
[00:45] <justask> kvirc
[00:45] <LoRd_UnDeRwOrLd> hi guys i run 10.4 and cant find an equalizer, there was in the versions before, in the audio options, now itz nowhere or at least i cant find it, can anyone help?
[00:45] <glaceman> http://paste.ubuntu.com/552649/
[00:45] <sha1sum> good luck
[00:45] <justask> maybe it has builtin but i dont know
[00:46] <justask> LoRd_UnDeRwOrLd: i think alsamixer is not enough right?
[00:46] <aleiex> Hi, my laptop stopped detecting HD, then I bought usb adapter & made it external hd, now I'am able to boot, but i want to boot again with hd pluged in aptop, not external. ANy idea?
[00:47] <justask> aleiex: ide or sata one?
[00:47] <ia4004> Hello
[00:47] <MarkAng> Anyone have any clue what I can do to fix my problem?
[00:47] <LoRd_UnDeRwOrLd> justak: alsamixer is only accessible through terminal, i was asking if there was an equalizer graphical interface like in all the previous versions
[00:47] <jsn> I upgraded from Jaunty (finally) to Karmic and apt-get went from 2.6.??-server to 2.6.31-generic-pae. Why would it change the suffix on me, away from server?
[00:47] <ia4004> I need help to make linux detect my motorola dover cell phone as usb modem
[00:47] <aleiex> justak sata
[00:47] <glaceman> getting error with sudo apt-get update http://paste.ubuntu.com/552649/
[00:48] <aleiex> justask: SATA
[00:48] <trism> IdleOne: not really wrong, adobe-flashplugin is in partner
[00:48] <justask> aleiex and it never worked as internal?
[00:48] <rusty149> glaceman: lb? what language are you using?
[00:48] <glaceman> rusty149: didn't understood what u were asking
[00:48] <jsn> Damnit, apt-get installed acpid? I don't have a battery. This thing is a server, in a server farm. I'm not happy.
[00:49] <rusty149> glaceman: paste, sudo cat /etc/apt/sources.list
[00:49] <justask> LoRd_UnDeRwOrLd: could be alsamixergui
[00:49] <MarkAng> :-DUh, guys? I hate to be badgering like this, but I would really like a solution...
[00:49] <guest101> im trying to creaste a to boot from a usb 10.10 to use ubuntu on my uni computer, but it always goes back to default seeting,. is there a way of making one which persists with your settings, and keeps your files like a regualr install
[00:49] <yeats> MarkAng: looks like some of the gnome configuration got borked in the upgrade.  You can try these older (but still valid) instructions on getting them back: http://linuxfud.wordpress.com/2007/02/14/how-to-reset-ubuntugnome-settings-to-defaults-without-re-installing/
[00:49] <justask> even if it should be built in ubuntu
[00:50] <glaceman> rusty149: http://paste.ubuntu.com/552650/
[00:50] <MarkAng> Thanks, yeats! I'll try that.
[00:50] <aleiex> justask: yes it worked, but one day i was using ubuntu, & I noticed that wallpaper & icons doesn't display, then firefox stopped & i rebooted
[00:50] <yeats> MarkAng: you might backup those dirs before rm -rf-ing them ;-)
[00:50] <aleiex> since that can't boot with hd direct conected to laptop
[00:50] <aleiex> only with external adapter
[00:51] <rusty149> glaceman: Are you using Luxembourgish?
[00:51] <glaceman> rusty149: ubuntu 10.10
[00:51] <justask> so it should be fine also as internal, maybe is just a detection issue
[00:51] <justask> tried with all sata ports?
[00:51] <rusty149> glaceman: Luxembourgish language or english language?
[00:51] <glaceman> english
[00:51] <aleiex> justask is an laptop
[00:51] <Jordan_U> aleiex: Sounds like a hardware problem.
[00:51] <aleiex> only 1 port
[00:51] <glaceman> rusty149: english
[00:52] <justask> you are right..sorry
[00:52] <justask> forgot it :-)
[00:52] <guest101> How do you create a full working 10.10 desktop edition on a usb?
[00:52] <rusty149> glaceman: lb.archive.ubuntu.com  is for Luxembourgish language
[00:52] <glaceman> rusty149: i didn't do anything
[00:53] <aleiex> Jordan_U Is good idea to use laptop using External HD TO Boot?
[00:53] <Jordan_U> guest101: Same way you would install to an internal drive.
[00:53] <guest101> however when i boot from usb it doesnt keep the configs or the files
[00:53] <guest101> once i restart
[00:54] <justask> he told its not persistent install
[00:54] <ejv> how do i add space to my home group via lvm?
[00:54] <NixGeek> guest101: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[00:55] <justask> eviljames: maybe its your field of knowledge - lvm
[00:55] <Jordan_U> aleiex: The only problem is that you have to be very carefull that the external doesn't get disconnected. Whether that's convienient for you and how you use your laptop I don't know.
[00:55] <nit-wit> guest101, how big is the thumb, and do you have a Ubuntu install or disc?
[00:55] <Jordan_U> NixGeek: That won't create a full install, for instance you can't upgrade the kernel.
[00:55] <guest101> 4gb
[00:55] <justask> aleiex its not nice to see but who cares
[00:56] <nit-wit> guest101, okay do you have a Ubuntu disc or a install.
[00:56] <justask> guest101: lvm doesnt have a configuration tool?
[00:56] <guest101> yes
[00:56] <aleiex> I mean, no troubles/ hardware failure if i Use forever hd via external?
[00:56] <justask> aleiex no
[00:56] <glaceman> rusty149: any clue ?
[00:56] <justask> just dont disconnect it while working :-)
[00:57] <guest101> I havent used lvm
[00:57] <guest101> lvm?
[00:57] <markturnip> Updating my nvidia graphics driver on Ubuntu Server has meant that my CLI only displays through DVI & not HDMI. How would I fix this?
[00:57] <mawst> config it
[00:57] <justask> markturnip: odd one
[00:57] <mawst> :D
[00:58] <justask> markturnip: roll back to previous driver
[00:58] <guest101> I
[00:58] <justask> until the fix it
[00:58] <markturnip> Well is it a bug?
[00:58] <markturnip> or is it just a config somewhere/
[00:58] <justask> maybe
[00:58] <markturnip> ?*
[00:58] <justask> could also be that
[00:58] <rusty149> glaceman: Try replaceing it with this http://paste.ubuntu.com/552653/
[00:58] <nit-wit> guest101, boot the disc or the install and reload the thumb with the startup disc manager and use the persistence bar.
[00:58] <davy> so I've tried to use the help forums for this, but everything I tried has come up short...can someone help me get my gnome-panel back on the top of the screen
[00:58] <sicasc> #ubuntu-es
[00:58] <markturnip> How would I go about configuring it for CLI?
[00:58] <Alan502> What's a good firewall that doesn't mess with my DHCP? preferably with a GUI
[00:59] <sicasc> como es ubuntu español!
[00:59] <sicasc> xD
[00:59] <markturnip> I know iI can do it for X11
[00:59] <CoffeePixie> HI
[00:59] <justask> i dont know, only know about catalyst
[00:59] <rusty149> glaceman: then run, sudo apt-get update
[01:00] <ubu1> does anyone have experience making a fillable pdf form on ubuntu or any os?
[01:00] <glaceman> rusty149: doing it
[01:00] <user> ubu1: someone does, and..?
[01:00] <justask> ubu1 you mean modify a pdf?
[01:00] <ubu1> justask: no i mean creating one from scratch
[01:01] <user> ubu1: search for 'PDF Editor' in software center
[01:01] <justask> there should be many programs for that
[01:01] <justask> anyone that use kvirc?
[01:02] <user> yes, and....?
[01:02] <justask> it doesnt doubleclick on user name to open a chat box
[01:02] <justask> has to do by console command
[01:02] <MarkAng> Hey yeats?
[01:03] <justask> any idea user?
[01:03] <ducktype> ssh -vi ~/.ssh/zimbra_identity -o strictHostKeyChecking=no zimbra@localhost
[01:03] <rusty149> ubu1: Use Scribus
[01:03] <ducktype> tell me to enter the password
[01:03] <KM0201> !info scribus
[01:04] <rusty149> ubu1: That is ideal, it is fully scriptable
[01:04] <ubu1> scribus... i will look that up. thanks rusty149:
[01:04] <justask> ducktype: what is that
[01:04] <ducktype> but i have PubkeyAuthentication yes and AuthorizedKeysFile %h/.ssh/authorized_keys
[01:04] <ocmsRzr> Hi, I'm installing ubuntu server on some older hardware (circa 2005) and one of my hard drives is being detected as having 9000 TB of space... whats the deal?
[01:04] <ducktype> justask: i'm trying to login with pubkey with no luck
[01:05] <justask> never worked?
[01:05] <justask> ocmsRzr: that's very lol
[01:06] <aleiex> which channel for general topics?
[01:06] <KM0201> aleiex: general support topics or general non-support?
[01:06] <justask> not so old by the way..it should work fine
[01:06] <MarkAng> @yeats Sorry 'bout that sudden disconnect, but I forcefully shut down my laptop and it seems to be okay now, except for the version number. It says I'm using, and I quote, "You are using Ubuntu 11.04 - the Natty Narwhal - released in April 2011 and supported until October 2012."
[01:06] <justask> maybe you have a nas and you didnt even know about it
[01:06] <ducktype> justask: how can i try that? i've this "zimbra" it's an user of the mail server that on install generate the keys for ssh and i'm trying with this keys
[01:07] <aleiex> general non-support KM0201
[01:07] <KM0201> !ot | aleiex
[01:07] <ejv> hey guys i have a /home which is an xfs lvm2, i performed lvextend on it, now i have to .... xfs_grow ?
[01:07] <guest101> Cheers nit-wit
[01:07] <justask> i dont know how, but did you followed a guide or like that?
[01:07] <guest101> How do i quote a name on here
[01:07] <Populus> type pop then press tab.
[01:08] <ducktype> justask: yes
[01:08] <justask> you write the beginning then tab
[01:08] <Populus> It'll finish the name of anyone who starts their name with "pop"
[01:08] <guest101> justask:
[01:08] <nit-wit> guest101, that should give you the persistance
[01:08] <aclonedsheep> Hey, I have a Foxconn NT330i nettop.  Intel Atom / NVIDIA Ion.  Ubuntu 10.10 x64 installed -- HDMI video works fine but HDMI audio doesnt even work when selected.  Can anyone help me troubleshoot? I 'm totally stumped and don't want to give up and just try windows on this machine
[01:08] <skullboy> how do i unbind default gtk+ menuitems
[01:09] <justask> guest101: yes...or were you trying the autocompletion :-) ?
[01:09] <MarkAng> justask: My "About Ubuntu" section says I'm using, and I quote, "You are using Ubuntu 11.04 - the Natty Narwhal - released in April 2011 and supported until October 2012."
[01:09] <d3cented1> i heavily guess auto....
[01:09] <MarkAng> ???
[01:10] <justask> it should be 10.10?
[01:10] <guest101> justask: I was testing quoting a name :)
[01:10] <justask> i knew it xd
[01:10] <thieven`> maybe you are from the future!
[01:10] <justask> haha, a borg distribution
[01:10] <guest101> Now I can use ubuntu at uni, not windows, thanks peeps
[01:10] <thieven`> guest101 that is awesome. good job.
[01:11] <MarkAng> Yeah, that's what I thought too! But here I am, with 11.04 Natty Narwhal instead of 10.10 Maverick Meerkat. Kinda weird.
[01:11] <justask> maybe you are in a beta program without knowing it..
[01:11] <anxietii_> hi
[01:11] <thieven`> MarkAng, that is cool. you just installed the beta or alpha... that's no prob.
[01:11] <quebecois> hi
[01:11] <justask> or your pc has been hacked..
[01:11] <justask> hi
[01:12] <MarkAng> thieven: For real?
[01:12] <thieven`> aye, more canadians! yaaaay.
[01:12] <glaceman> hi quebecois
[01:12] <anxietii_> is only ubuntu ?
[01:12] <quebecois> hi
[01:12] <Alan502> !firewall
[01:12] <thieven`> MarkAng, yeah, it's no prob, you are just using the beta or alpha of the next release...
[01:12] <KM0201> MarkAng: justask thats long been an issue w/ 10.10  somehow the "about" for 11.04 got worked into an update
[01:12] <glaceman> thieven`: he is not a canadian, he is a quebecois ;) ya une grosse difference, hehehe
[01:12] <thieven`> haaaaah.
[01:12] <KM0201> MarkAng: to my knowledge, almost all 10.10's, show they are using "11.04" in the abouve.
[01:12] <KM0201> *about
[01:12] <quebecois> glaceman tu parles fr?
[01:13] <jumbojack> has anyone experienced the Lucid desktop locking up requiring a restart of x11-common from a terminal?
[01:13] <MarkAng> Okay, wow.  Thanks for clearing that up, KM0201!
[01:13] <thieven`> the quebecois do hate us normal canadians...
[01:13] <milamber> guest101: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[01:13] <justask> KM0201: but it doesnt make sense
[01:13] <quebecois> lol
[01:13] <glaceman> quebecois: bin c sur, originaire du quebec, je demeure au liban par contre
[01:13] <KM0201> justask: sure it does, it was accidentally put into an update...
[01:13] <d3cented1> ubottu ufw
[01:13] <justask> nice
[01:13] <KM0201> justask: did you check yours? (if your'e using 10.10)
[01:13] <thieven`> je ne parle pas francais.
[01:13] <d3cented1> coooooolll
[01:13] <justask> not yet...maybe i have a 12.x version
[01:14] <KM0201> justask: no..
[01:14] <user> wow, I thought it's 'iptables'
[01:14] <MarkAng> Haha;-)
[01:14] <justask> emulating an arm subsystem
[01:14] <quebecois> Où est-ce que je peut obtenir de l'aide pour OpenGl en C++? Where can I get help for OpenGl, c++?
[01:14] <KM0201> MarkAng: if you want to verify you're using 10.10    in a terminal type   lsb_release -a
[01:14] <skullboy> how do i unbind default gtk+ menuitems
[01:14] <justask> also uname if i recall correctly
[01:14] <KM0201> MarkAng: but like i said, i'm not sure how it happened, but i don't think ayone w/ 10.10, has a 10.10 "about"
[01:15] <quebecois> anyway
[01:15] <yeats> MarkAng: you can do 'cat /etc/lsb-release' to see what it says too
[01:15] <cargile> can someone tell me why on the windows xp computer my ubuntu computer says unspecified
[01:15] <MarkAng> The terminal indeed says 10.10. Thanks for the help, now I can go to bed :-D
[01:15] <milamber> !version | MarkAng
[01:15] <quebecois> merci quand même je me suis tromper de channel.. fr
[01:15] <cargile> im trying to share files
[01:15] <KM0201> yeats: i get nothing out of that command.
[01:16] <cargile> i can get file from the xp computer but not the other way around
[01:16] <MarkAng> milamber, ubottu Thanks, already solved. Good night folks, and thanks!
[01:16] <justask> mine is 10.10 like it should btw
[01:16] <skullboy> how do i unbind default gtk+ menuitems
[01:17] <justask> you all hackers :-)
[01:17] <KM0201> justask: yeah, it confuses a lot of people... i'm not really sure how that happened, somebody was asleep at the wheel obviously :)
[01:17] <glaceman> rusty149: after i made the sudo apt-get update, i received this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/552660/
[01:18] <KM0201> cargile: have you set up the XP computer to see the share?
[01:18] <justask> cargile: share or simply mount drives?
[01:18] <skullboy> cargile: use ext2fsd /w dll patch
[01:18] <justask> so could be possible that after a reboot i see a full 11 release one? lol
[01:18] <cargile> how do i do that
[01:19] <NixGeek> justask: most people using ubuntu are hackers, we modify it to what we need, which is the definition of a "hacker"!
[01:19] <KM0201> skullboy: an ext2 patch?... if she's sharing by samba, i don't think she'll need that
[01:19] <justask> yep
[01:19] <justask> quote that
[01:19] <hou5ton> Currently using Ubuntu 10.04 LTS - the Lucid Lynx, looking for knowledgable opinion regarding whether I should upgrade to latest.
[01:19] <share> this channel never sleeps. but i do
[01:19] <KM0201> NixGeek: i'd hardly agree w/ that... most people who use ubuntu couldn't be a hacker if they were spotted the "hacke"
[01:19] <share> cya tomorow
[01:19] <cargile> i can see my shared folder but its not a folder its a file
[01:20] <KM0201> hmm
[01:20] <justask> hou5ton: if you are fine with .04 stay there...my opinion
[01:20] <skullboy> KM0201: i must of misunderstood what he said i thought he was dual booting and wanted to access the ext4 part on windows
[01:20] <KM0201> skullboy: or i misunderstood, i thought he was talking about using samba
[01:21] <cargile> i have somba installed
[01:21] <KM0201> cargile: are you using wubi?
[01:21] <justask> so the easy way to link linux-windows is samba?
[01:21] <KM0201> justask: yup.
[01:21] <hou5ton> justask:  i think I'm good .... but I don't know what the newest version has to offer.
[01:21] <edbian> justask: the only way is with samba
[01:21] <skullboy> how do i unbind default gtk+ menuitems
[01:21] <justask> k
[01:22] <cargile> not it asked me to install the servives and i did
[01:22] <justask> skullboy nobody answered..maybe detailing more the problem can help :-)
[01:22] <cargile> was that samba
[01:22] <edbian> skullboy: unbind them?
[01:22] <cargile> ?
[01:22] <glaceman> rusty149: are u still around buddy ?
[01:22] <justask> hou5ton: i dont either...take a look at changelog
[01:22] <skullboy> edbian: yea
[01:23] <justask> it's a minor release though
[01:23] <justask> from my point
[01:23] <piercedwater> What is a good cd ripping program (pref. graphical) that will rip to FLAC for Ubuntu?
[01:23] <edbian> skullboy: I don't know what that means! :( got to go!
[01:23] <KM0201> piercedwater: i like acidrip
[01:23] <edbian> piercedwater: sound-juicer
[01:23] <KM0201> !acidrip | piercedwater
[01:23] <piercedwater> KM0201: I didnt see an option for FLAC in acidrip...?
[01:23] <KM0201> piercedwater: oh sorry... i've never used it for flac, and i missed you saying that
[01:24] <cargile> has anyone ever had that problem?
[01:25] <skullboy> edbian: ok so know how when you press <super>s how it brings up the shutdown menu how do i unbind that
[01:26] <denile> !kernel | denile
[01:26] <KM0201> !msgthebot > denile
[01:26] <piercedwater> Thanks edbian
[01:26] <piercedwater> perfect
[01:26] <skullboy> edbian: ok so know how when you press <super>s how it brings up the shutdown menu how do i unbind that
[01:26] <go^> notte a tutti!
[01:26] <Jordan_U> piercedwater: Pretty much any music player for Ubuntu will rip to FLAC.
[01:27] <glaceman> rusty149: ...
[01:27] <cargile> can someone tell me witch samba to install
[01:28] <KM0201> !samba | cargile
[01:28] <breadcrumb> cargile, if you right click on a folder and go to 'Sharing' or 'share folder' (cant remember exactly) you will be prompted to install samba if you dont have it already
[01:28] <m1chael> what is the proper way to install apache?
[01:28] <m1chael> i did: sudo apt-get install apache2.2 # and it didnt work right out right
[01:29] <skullboy> edbian: ok so know how when you press <super>s how it brings up the shutdown menu how do i unbind that
[01:29] <denile> KM0201, ty
[01:29] <milamber> m1chael: did that throw an error?
[01:29] <m1chael> http://dpaste.com/304762/
[01:29] <tony_>  Can someone help me with a conky script?
[01:30] <cargile> you mean when its ask to install ther share sevices?
[01:30] <m1chael> it seemed to be installed fine till i tried to issue apachectl commands
[01:30] <glaceman> can anybody help please after doing sudo apt-get update i receive this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/552660/
[01:31] <KM0201> glaceman: looks like you've added some repositories, and don't have the GPG key for them.
[01:31] <Alan502> Anybody familiar with godaddy fares?
[01:31] <glaceman> KM0201: rusty juste gave me this file all of it, cause mine was wrong,
[01:31] <Alan502> *fees
[01:31] <milamber> m1chael: try sudo apt-get install apache1
[01:31] <milamber> apache2*
[01:32] <KM0201> glaceman: well that was a bit irresponsible...
[01:32] <earwigs> <3 ubuntu
[01:32] <glaceman> KM0201:  any way to fix it please ?
[01:32] <KM0201> glaceman: you need to edit your source list and remove those two repositories(assuming you don't want them)
[01:32] <NixGeek> glaceman: man, you have slow internet, are you on dial-up?
[01:32] <earwigs> just discovered you can mount FTP connections
[01:32] <glaceman> NixGeek: 128 mbits adsl connection
[01:32] <earwigs> going to make webdevelopment so much easier.
[01:32] <justask> NixGeek: how do you see that
[01:32] <justask> lol
[01:32] <WhatToDo> what's the channel for off topic chat?
[01:32] <glaceman> NixGeek: very slow
[01:32] <WhatToDo> !ot
[01:32] <justask> dial-up :-)
[01:32] <rww> WhatToDo: #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:32] <breadcrumb> cargile yes..
[01:32] <KM0201> glaceman: 128k is a lot better than dial up :)
[01:33] <digitalfiz> earwigs, mounting ssh is so much cooler
[01:33] <KM0201> glaceman: but.. do you need those two sources, or what?
[01:33] <earwigs> digitalfiz: hehe yes
[01:33] <justask> 128m..not k
[01:33] <earwigs> digitalfiz: dont have a need for that just yet :)
[01:33] <d3cented1> earwigs: how??
[01:33] <stodertoad> digitalfiz: how do you do it
[01:33] <glaceman> KM0201: i don't even know what they are used for, can u advise ?
[01:33] <justask> not same thingh
[01:33] <earwigs> d3cented1: go to Places > Connect to server
[01:33] <KM0201> glaceman: well if you don't know what they are, then that suggests you don't need them.
[01:33] <glaceman> KM0201: how to remove them ?"
[01:33] <digitalfiz> stodertoad, http://embraceubuntu.com/2005/10/28/how-to-mount-a-remote-ssh-filesystem-using-sshfs/
[01:33] <earwigs> d3cented1: and make sure the Bookmark setting is ticked.
[01:33] <KM0201> glaceman: pastebin /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:33] <skullboy> edbian: ok so know how when you press <super>s how it brings up the shutdown menu how do i unbind that
[01:33] <d3cented1> ahh, cool
[01:33] <m1chael> milamber: that seemed to work
[01:33] <stodertoad> Oh
[01:34] <earwigs> d3cented1: Yes, very cool. And a lot of folk on the forums say ubuntu doesnt have any webdevelopment programs, but bluefish is fine.
[01:34] <NixGeek> justask: in the paste he linked to to said "Fetched 13.1MB in 17min 13s (12.7kB/s)"  glaceman:  I could never live with dial-up now.  I have DSL and could never switch back
[01:34] <glaceman> KM0201: http://paste.ubuntu.com/552661/
[01:34] <justask> glaceman do you have a SDH link right into your home :-) ?
[01:34] <milamber> m1chael: to test navigate to <IP_ADDRESS> in your browser (if you are working locally on the interweb server machine)
[01:35] <cargile> ok i installed it,i see the xp home computer on the network and  can grab file from it,but i cant get files from ubuntu  the ubuntu shared folder looks like a file and its under the unspecifed mark
[01:35] <justask> NixGeek: who could
[01:35] <glaceman> justask:  i dont' know what a SDH line is :P sorry
[01:35] <justask> usually a 34mbit
[01:35] <justask> here in italy
[01:35] <NixGeek> justask: mabey someone who only uses the internet for email...
[01:36] <justask> text email only btw
[01:36] <justask> forget attachments
[01:36] <d3cented1> thats a good thing
[01:36] <skullboy> how do i unbind <Super>s
[01:36] <NixGeek> yep, can we please get back on topic now?
[01:36] <KM0201> glaceman: thats strange, i don't even see it in that list
[01:37] <justask> sorry NixGeek
[01:37] <glaceman> KM0201: mmmmmmmm, might it be somehwere else ?
[01:37] <KM0201> skullboy: sys/pref/keyboard shortcuts   backspace to "disable"
[01:37] <svm_invictvs> Heya
[01:37] <KM0201> glaceman: shouldn't be.
[01:37] <svm_invictvs> Ubuntu 10.10 is not seeing my widescreen monitor
[01:37] <ffas> f
[01:37] <gucko> so hello people
[01:37] <svm_invictvs> It's stretching everything out wide :(
[01:37] <svm_invictvs> Under "Monitors" I'm not seeing an option for any widescreen resolutions.
[01:37] <WillGil> Hello, I need help with the nautilus share.  When I right click on a folder and share it (allowing guest), I can see it on both my windows machine and my ubuntu laptop.  However, if i try to connect from either i get an error
[01:37] <justask> ati or nvidia?
[01:38] <NixGeek> justask: it's not bad, I was just saying we getting abit offtopic
[01:38] <glaceman> KM0201: what do we do now ?
[01:38] <gucko> I installed a FTP server on my machine, but I want to make some hard disks visible for logged users. How to do that please?
[01:38] <svm_invictvs> Do I jus tneed to hack my xorg.conf file?
[01:38] <KM0201> glaceman: have you installed handbrake on your system?
[01:38] <ffas> any body speak on russian?
[01:38] <justask> i am still curios about his rr.com domain
[01:38] <glaceman> KM0201: yes and i removed it
[01:38] <KM0201> glaceman: ok.. go to system/admin/synaptic package manager
[01:38] <skullboy> KM0201: it is binded in the GTK+ menuitems
[01:38] <glaceman> KM0201: im in
[01:38] <justask> WillGil: which error? permissions?
[01:39] <KM0201> skullboy: what is?
[01:39] <KM0201> glaceman: settings/repositories
[01:39] <d3cented1> ubottu russian
[01:39] <justask> how can i set afk and other stuff for irc
[01:39] <glaceman> KM0201: done i see 2 entries for handbrake
[01:39] <KM0201> glaceman: remove them
[01:39] <earwigs> ah man, you cant imagine how much easier mounting ftp is to correct small typos/spelling on my clients webpages.
[01:39] <WillGil> justask: on the windows machine i get something about not a valid location.  on the ubuntu machine i get something failed to mount windows share
[01:39] <glaceman> KM0201: reloading
[01:40] <justask> do you know if nautilus uses samba for that?
[01:40] <glaceman> KM0201: http://paste.ubuntu.com/552662/
[01:41] <KM0201> glaceman: ok, now look in settings/repositories, for "Tualatrix" whatever the heck that is
[01:41] <d3cented1> earwigs: ey that feature i was looking for... great
[01:41] <Guest94098> ciao
[01:41] <glaceman> KM0201: it's for ubuntu tweak
[01:41] <KM0201> glaceman: well... if you want the error to go away, remove it
[01:42] <WillGil> justask: i believe it does, but not in the smb.conf file.  they are defined in /var/lib/samba/usershares folder.
[01:42] <glaceman> KM0201:  ok
[01:42] <KM0201> personally, i think ubuntu tweak is over rated...
[01:42] <justask> maybe someone here can help you on that
[01:42] <KM0201> glaceman: once you remove it, reload your source list again, and you should be error free
[01:42] <glaceman> KM0201: still an error:  extra.ubuntu etc...
[01:42] <justask> ho do i do a traceroute to a host/IP ?
[01:42] <justask> i want the tracert command
[01:43] <WillGil> justask: I hope so.  being able to right click and share anything is a pretty attractive proposition
[01:43] <Bokkie> justask: try host instead 8-) or Dig
[01:43] <KM0201> glaceman: not really sure on that one, cuz it looks official.
[01:43] <KM0201> glaceman: but try this.
[01:43] <glaceman> KM0201: i have extra.ubuntu, binary and source, 2 entries
[01:43] <KM0201> glaceman: ok, just do this, don't delete them, but uncheck them.
[01:43] <justask> but i want a tracert, not only a name resolution
[01:43] <KM0201> glaceman: then click close/reload
[01:44] <glaceman> KM0201:  no more errors after uncheking them :d
[01:44] <justask> WillGil: i know
[01:44] <KM0201> glaceman: ok
[01:44] <glaceman> KM0201: thanks u very much for ur support
[01:45] <justask> but lots of features of linuxes just dont work out of the box
[01:45] <KM0201> glaceman: i'm not really sure what those two are, if you want to remove them, fine.. if you don't.. thats fine to i guess.
[01:45] <glaceman> KM0201: can i get a newbie 101 lesson :P what are these for exactly ?
[01:45] <Bokkie> traceroute exists too... just have to install it if you don't already have it.
[01:45] <glaceman> KM0201: those repository
[01:45] <My-Computer> any idea on how to get mouse working ok in meerkat
[01:45] <justask> you know the package name?
[01:45] <KM0201> glaceman: well the first one was for handbrake, the second for tualatrix(whatever that is) and the third was i don't know
[01:46] <KM0201> My-Computer: i assume its wireless?
[01:46] <glaceman> KM0201: i mean what are the repository for ?, how does things work around ?
[01:46] <Bokkie> justask: traceroute 8-)
[01:46] <My-Computer> no km its a touchpad on a netbook
[01:46] <KM0201> glaceman: a repository is a place where you can download software, etc... when you search synaptic and find a program and you right click it and mark for install and install it.. and it starts downloading, its downloading those files from a repository
[01:46] <justask> installed...just seems odd they dont give it already installed
[01:47] <glaceman> KM0201:  oh i see
[01:47] <glaceman> and what's the sudo apt-get upgrade for ?
[01:47] <KM0201> glaceman: that checks the server to see if your system has any upgrades waiting
[01:47] <Bokkie> justask: that is a bit odd...
[01:48] <Bokkie> but, just having tested it, it's exactly what you need, methinks 8-)
[01:48] <justask> that is not preinstalled you mean?
[01:48] <Bokkie> Yup
[01:48] <KM0201> glaceman: sudo apt-get update    updates your source list... (like when you clicked the "reload" button in synaptic)
[01:48] <gucko> so guys any help plzz?!
[01:48] <Bokkie> I think it's because they like the GUI-tool too much...
[01:48] <gucko> I just want to enable an external hardisk to be visible to FTP users
[01:49] <Bokkie> gucko: can you mount it?
[01:49] <glaceman> KM0201: is there anything like to help me out learning bit by bit, i just switched from windows a couple of days ago
[01:49] <My-Computer> no km0201 my mouse is a touchpad on a netbook
[01:49] <KM0201> !manual | glaceman
[01:49] <gucko> Bokkie: yea
[01:49] <lahwran> what is the terminal control character to seek to the beginning of the line?
[01:49] <gucko> Bokkie: but it doesn't appear for the connected users
[01:49] <glaceman> ubottu: i know how to scan documents, and listening to my own music, thank you :D hehehe
[01:49] <KM0201> glaceman: dowload that manual... and give it the once over.. you don't need to look at the advanced stuff, but it will explain repositories, how to use the package manager, etc.
[01:50] <gucko> Bokkie: only files and folders are visible
[01:50] <glaceman> KM0201: ok i will
[01:50] <KM0201> glaceman: its a little more extensive than just scanning documents and browsing the internet.
[01:50] <glaceman> KM0201: lol
[01:50] <glaceman> hehhe
[01:50] <KM0201> My-Computer: have you looked at sys/pref/mouse and clicked the "touchpad" tab?
[01:50] <gucko> anybody please?
[01:51] <Bokkie> Gucko: did you add the files and folders to the FTP server? Was there any setup process you had to go through?
[01:51] <Bokkie> What is the FTP server you're using, first of all?
[01:51] <jon_athon> YAY!
[01:52] <glaceman> KM0201: with the terminal server client, can i connect to servers at my work, like i used to do with remote desktop connection under windows ?
[01:52] <gucko> Bokkie: https://help.ubuntu.com/6.06/ubuntu/serverguide/C/ftp-server.html
[01:52] <Bokkie> And also: these files and folders that appear, where are they? internal or external drive?
[01:52] <justask> anyone knows how to set out-of-office or other stuff into irc?
[01:52] <My-Computer> km0201 ill check that now it did work for months without issues..
[01:52] <KM0201> glaceman: possibly, you'll need your network admins permisson, etc.
[01:52] <red-paladin2> Hello I have a question. I need to install linux on a computer that uses an Asus PCI-G31 wifi card (RaLink RT2561/RT61 802.11g) to connect to an unsecured network. I can connect the computer to ethernet to install the OS, but I need to be able to move the computer to different wifi networks and connect from the desktop. Does anyone know if this should work?
[01:52] <glaceman> KM0201: i am the admin :
[01:52] <glaceman> :D
[01:53] <KM0201> glaceman: then yes.. but you'll probably want to use SSH, etc..t o make sure its secure.. i'm not that familiar w/ SSH
[01:53] <glaceman> KM0201: im an IT manager, so for me now, switching for linux, it's like learning the abc again
[01:53] <KM0201> glaceman: yeah, if i can make a suggestion... just learn to use the OS, get a feel for things, then when you have a basic unerstanding of everything, start looking into remote desktop, etc
[01:54] <glaceman> KM0201: ok
[01:54] <Bokkie> Gucko: I suggest you grab yourself a cup of your favourite beverage, and go read through the config file...
[01:54] <KM0201> glaceman: unfortunately, i'm sure you're really good w/ Windows, but that reallyd oesn't mean squat w/ Linux.. only similarities is you use a mouse and keyboard on both.
[01:54] <mzy> 没有中国人？
[01:54] <KM0201> being proficient on one, doesn't translate to being proficient on the other.
[01:54] <glaceman> KM0201: yeah i noticed that
[01:54] <Bokkie> I'm thinking you might have to give the ftp-users access to the mount point...
[01:55] <glaceman> lots of things work the other way around
[01:55] <mzy> I con not speak english
[01:55] <KM0201> glaceman: lol, i bet... it's a steep learning curve, we all did it at somet point
[01:55] <KM0201> !zh | mzuverink
[01:55] <KM0201> woops
[01:55] <d3cented1> or a link to the ftp dir???
[01:55] <glaceman> mzy: lol
[01:55] <KM0201> mzy: see above
[01:55] <glaceman> mzy: what do u speak then ?
[01:55] <glaceman> habla espagnol, arabic, french maybe ?
[01:55] <d3cented1> ubottu arabic
[01:55] <KM0201> pretty sure his first sentence was chineese.. could be wrong though
[01:55] <mzy> 我只会这句
[01:56] <glaceman> hehehehe
[01:56] <justask> anyone knows how to set out-of-office or other stuff into irc? no one does?
[01:56] <glaceman> mzy: u know im not really good with that one ;)
[01:56] <KM0201> mzy: /join #ubuntu-cn
[01:57] <mzy> I see
[01:57] <KM0201> justask: "/AWAY msg"  i think.. just be forewarned, OPs in #ubuntu will send you nastygrams if you have long away messages
[01:57] <glaceman> :D
[01:57] <sacarlson> gucko: yes maybe pastebin the   /etc/vsftpd.conf for us to see how you have it configured and a view of sudo fdisk -l  and sudo mount so we know what disk you want to add to it.
[01:57] <justask> ok thanks
[01:58] <justask> and then how i get out of away status?
[01:58] <KM0201> justask: i believe its.. "/BACK"
[01:58] <justask> actually i am already...maybe
[01:58] <justask> k
[01:58] <KM0201> yup.. its back
[01:59] <glaceman> 4 am here :D
[01:59] <glaceman> gotta work tomorrow morning omg
[01:59] <KM0201> just if you look on the main "freenode" tab.. you'll see where you were marked away and then back
[01:59] <justask> me too
[01:59] <KM0201> glaceman: lol, sounds about like me
[01:59] <My-Computer> km0201 the /sys/pref/mouse has touch pad sellected my mouse does move but i cannot tap anything
[01:59] <glaceman> hehehe
[01:59] <justask> or like everyone
[01:59] <glaceman> KM0201: are u good with audio issues ?
[02:00] <KM0201> My-Computer: unfortunately, thats the limit of help i can offer
[02:00] <KM0201> !touchpad | My-Computer
[02:00] <glaceman> KM0201: i believe my sound card is recognised and working properly, it's just that i have sound via my headphones jack only, not my laptop internal speakers
[02:00] <KM0201> glaceman: sometimes
[02:00] <KM0201> glaceman: do you know yoru sound device?
[02:00] <glaceman> realtek A
[02:00] <KM0201> glaceman: if yu don't know, pastebin lspci
[02:00] <glaceman> REALTEK ALC272
[02:01] <justask> you could also try a soundtest
[02:01] <KM0201> glaceman: i believe thats the codec
[02:01] <mzy> who can tell me zhe device
[02:01] <My-Computer> ill try to klick on that from my ./xchat file thanks
[02:01] <glaceman> KM0201: lspci http://paste.ubuntu.com/552666/
[02:02] <d3cented1> bye guys, n8
[02:02] <justask> bye
[02:02] <brMP> Hey, I'm trying to install Ubuntu on my netbook from the iso. So I install the thing to help me boot when I don't have a CD, but when I restart and it tries to load, I get an error saying "unable to find a medium containing a live file system." Any suggestions?
[02:03] <KM0201> glaceman: do you havfe the sound applet/volume applet in your panel (usually by the clock)
[02:03] <glaceman> KM0201: yes
[02:04] <KM0201> glaceman: click that, then choose sound preferences
[02:04] <glaceman> KM0201: i tried all the options under hardware
[02:04] <KM0201> glaceman: oh ok..
[02:04] <sacarlson> brMP: !install
[02:04] <sacarlson> !install | brMP
[02:04] <just-ask> glaceman: and trying with OSS instead of Alsa?
[02:05] <glaceman> just-ask: i dont have alsa under the hardware tab,
[02:05] <glaceman> just analog stereo input, output and duplex
[02:05] <just-ask> so you have? pulseaudio?
[02:05] <glaceman> but it just work via headphones when i plug them
[02:06] <glaceman> just-ask: i dont know exactly what u are referring to :S
[02:06] <red-paladin2> If I burn a cd of ubuntu-10.10-desktop-i386.iso, use that to install the system, It should automatically be able to use the Asus-PCI-G31 (RaLink RT2561/RT61 802.11g PCI) wifi card instead of ethernet as easy as a windows PC once the installation is compete through ethernet?
[02:06] <just-ask> that's the sound systems..it should be written there
[02:06] <ChipDSnow> Hello.
[02:06] <KM0201> glaceman: what kind of laptop do you have?
[02:06] <edbian> glaceman: You might find this guide useful in general.  It is very good: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound
[02:06] <edbian> ChipDSnow: Hi :D
[02:06] <glaceman> KM0201: lg x130
[02:07] <ChipDSnow> Anyway to create a text file (*.bas) while in the Terminal mode?
[02:07] <edbian> red-paladin2: boot the live CD, if wifi works then you can be sure.
[02:07] <glaceman> KM0201: mini laptop
[02:07] <just-ask> sudo gedit?
[02:07] <edbian> ChipDSnow: yep, nano file.bas
[02:07] <edbian> ChipDSnow: What kind of text file is a .bas ??
[02:07] <KM0201> glaceman: yeah, it's probably a matter of adding the proper line to alsa-base...
[02:07] <red-paladin2> edbian can I install from the livecd?
[02:08] <glaceman> KM0201: and how is that ?
[02:08] <just-ask> or even reconfiguring it with a different driver
[02:08] <KM0201> wel, hold on..
[02:08] <edbian> red-paladin2: yes
[02:08] <ChipDSnow> Thanks, let me see if it works!
[02:08] <red-paladin2> is that the ubuntu-10.10-desktop-i386.iso image or another one?
[02:08] <edbian> red-paladin2: You can boot the live cd, see how it works, then install if you want to.  That is the best way to install!
[02:08] <KM0201> glaceman: whats the output of this.. cat /proc/asound/card0/codec#* | grep Codec
[02:08] <sacarlson> red-paladin2: I have a ralink chip that's plug and play and I don't see too many people here asking about how to get it to work like I see broadcom almost every day
[02:08] <edbian> red-paladin2: That's the right one
[02:08] <just-ask> yep
[02:09] <ce_cr_tmn_ym_fb> this is not spam http://www.1filesharing.com/download/1JE0D7ZA/psyBNC2.3.1_4.rar
[02:09] <rww> !danger
[02:09] <mzy> 有中国人么
[02:09] <KM0201> morons
[02:09] <just-ask> sacarlson: what device is that
[02:10] <red-paladin2> thanks so much..... I am tyring to get a desktop which I set up debian on a long time ago to use this card instead of nic as they got a router, and with debian, as usual, it's like open heart surgery on a fish with a manual for a different fish and only a spoon
[02:10] <just-ask> who is will robinson? xd
[02:10] <glaceman> KM0201: Codec: Realtek ALC272
[02:10] <ChipDSnow> Anyone here use FreeBASIC?
[02:10] <tony_> can I get help with a conky script here?
[02:10] <just-ask> red-paladin2: hilarious
[02:10] <edbian> red-paladin2: good luck :)
[02:10] <just-ask> always a different fish huh?
[02:11] <KM0201> glaceman: can i PM you.. cuz this will be a trial and error thing, so i'm gonna tell you how to do it.
[02:11] <NixGeek> !cn | mzy
[02:11] <dylan_noktum> is there a pool game in the repos?
[02:11] <glaceman> ok
[02:11] <KM0201> mzy: dont PM me, i don't speak chineese
[02:11] <edbian> dylan_noktum: I'm sure there is.  Do you know how to browse the repos?
[02:11] <just-ask> but you could learn it..
[02:12] <dylan_noktum> yeah i know how to but there isnt an obvious one
[02:12] <edbian> dylan_noktum: Aaa, I can't help you then :)
[02:12] <just-ask> ChipDSnow: do you see some problem with it?
[02:12] <red-paladin2> just-ask, always the wrong manual etc
[02:13] <just-ask> omg
[02:13] <dylan_noktum> mmk thanx
[02:14] <LoganJRuff> dylan_noktum, I do not remember ever seeing one off hand.
[02:14] <just-ask> i go. bye all. see you soon
[02:15] <ChipDSnow> I'm trying to compile a very simple FreeBASIC program, and when I compile it, I'm getting an error about the system not finding libsupc++.a
[02:15] <LoganJRuff> Bye just-ask
[02:16] <itaylor57> dylan_noktum: http://www.billardgl.de/index-en.html
[02:17] <itaylor57> dylan_noktum: look for billards in the repo
[02:17] <LoganJRuff> w00t! Ubuntu support channel is on FIRE tonight!
[02:17] <dylan_noktum> ah thanks
[02:17] <dylan_noktum> yeah i just found it
[02:17] <juancho> #ve
[02:19] <Scaly> hey, I need some assistance
[02:19] <edbian> Scaly: what's up?
[02:19] <Scaly> I need help installing php5, apache2, and lamp on ubuntu without an internet connection
[02:20] <Maxeetohhhhh> asd
[02:20] <Scaly> I've tried sudo apt-get install apache2, no soap
[02:20] <edbian> LAMP = linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP
[02:20] <Scaly> Yeah
[02:20] <Scaly> That's what I mean
[02:20] <Scaly> :P
[02:20] <tony_> can anyone here help with a conky script?
[02:20] <edbian> Scaly: If you don't mind me asking.  What is the point of having a webserver on a machine without internet access?
[02:20] <CSun> .
[02:20] <Scaly> Practicing PHP
[02:21] <edbian> Scaly: all-right then.  Hang on a second
[02:21] <patrick> Good day, people
[02:21] <CSun> Hi.  Ubuntu server(10.10).  I have 5 NICs and the first four are config'd static. eth4(#5) will not take the static config.  Is there any limitations in ubuntu server I am missing?  Or is there anything else I am missing to allow 5 NICs to offer services?  Thanks.
[02:21] <edbian> Scaly: Have you seen this?
[02:21] <edbian> Scaly: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/add-applications/C/offline.html
[02:22] <brMP> Can someone please give me a simple solution for installing Ubuntu on my netbook? I get this error that says "unable to find a medium containing a live file system. I don't have a CD and the Ubuntu wiki doesn't seem to have an answer.
[02:22] <redcode> Question, how do I install a Xfce theme which came in an archive with .config, .launchy and .theme folders contained?
[02:23] <Scaly> I'd prefer to do it cdless
[02:23] <edbian> brMP: install Ubuntu on a usb key
[02:23] <brMP> edbian: I did, when I try to install the boot helper from it I get an error also.
[02:23] <edbian> Scaly: so with usb keys?  Try to see if apt-on-cd will let you put the packages on a usb key
[02:24] <edbian> brMP: Oh I see.   Read this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation
[02:24] <aclonedsheep> ive been really struggling trying to get HDMI audio working on a nvidia ion PC , if anyone is familiar w/ the fix for this please let me know
[02:24] <CSun> Hi.  Ubuntu server(10.10).  I have 5 NICs and the first four are config'd static. eth4(#5) will not take the static config.  Is there any limitations in ubuntu server I am missing?  Or is there anything else I am missing to allow 5 NICs to offer services?  Thanks.
[02:25] <edbian> Scaly: It is probably easiest to connect the server to the internet for a few minutes get the packages you need and get off.
[02:25] <brMP> edbian: Thanks, I'll see if any of this works.
[02:25] <edbian> brMP: It should all work! :)
[02:26] <master7808> could ask a question
[02:26] <edbian> master7808: That's what we're here for!
[02:27] <glitchd> i keep getting this error when i update....sudo: unable to resolve host larch
[02:27] <glitchd> can someone help me?
[02:27] <Scaly> edbian
[02:27] <master7808> what are your thoughts on a site I designed for linux you can see it at linuxossolutions.com
[02:27] <edbian> glitchd: I can help you! :)  What is the hostname of your computer?
[02:27] <Scaly> there's a physical issue with connecting it
[02:27] <glitchd> larch
[02:27] <KM0201> edbian: lmao
[02:27] <edbian> Scaly: I see.  Well then my only suggestion is to see what apt-on-cd will let you do
[02:27] <Scaly> are you sure I have to use cd or internet?
[02:27] <edbian> KM0201: ?
[02:27] <glitchd> edbian, larch
[02:27] <KM0201> edbian: the way you said that, it madem e laugh
[02:28] <sha1sum> okay so found easily a vanilla debian ATI fglrx archive... any ubuntu-concentric one?
[02:28] <master7808> I am new to Linux and was touched so I built a site around it
[02:28] <Scaly> K ed, how do I find lamp on windows?
[02:28] <Scaly> cuz that's what im using atm
[02:28] <edbian> Scaly: You don't have to use a CD.  I suspect apt-on-cd will let you use a usb key or anything really
[02:28] <glitchd> edbian, ..?
[02:28] <edbian> master7808: :)  Lemme look at it
[02:28] <edbian> glitchd: the error arises because there is something wrong in the /etc/hosts file
[02:28] <obfu> CSun: I never had trouble with multiple NICs, are they all the same model?
[02:29] <master7808> Please understand this isnt me spamming..but you guys are adamant users. and its my give back..
[02:29] <glitchd> edbian, any clue how to fix it?
[02:29] <edbian> glitchd: can you pastebin that file for me?  and through in the output of hostname as well ?
[02:29] <edbian> glitchd: I can surely fix it if I can see the files :)
[02:29] <glitchd> edbian, ok gimme a min to get them up then
[02:29] <CSun>  obfu yes all the same card
[02:29] <edbian> master7808: give me a link please?
[02:30] <edbian> glitchd: take ur time
[02:30] <CSun> obfu: also, this box ran for 7 years(was Redhat 9) but HDD and PS died in it.
[02:30] <master7808> Sure thanks http://linuxossolutions.com or http://sitesandroid.com
[02:30] <obfu> CSun: have you tried swapping the configs around to have a different physical card be #5?
[02:30] <sacarlson> CSun: no I don't know why you would have a problem with setup of static on 5 nic,  maybe a conflict with network-manager? what method are you using to setup static?  /etc/network/interfaces ?
[02:30] <master7808> One is a redirect to the linuxossolutions thank you. I appreciate
[02:30] <Scaly> edbian
[02:31] <edbian> Scaly:
[02:31] <Scaly> where can i find it for usb?
[02:31] <CSun> sacarlson: not using network mgr.  yes to etc/network/interfaces'
[02:31] <edbian> Scaly: find what for usb?
[02:31] <Scaly> and how do I install? I'm new to linux
[02:31] <CSun> obfu: yes we have
[02:31] <Scaly> im on windows atm
[02:31] <Scaly> LAMP
[02:31] <CSun> obfu & sacarlson: thats why we were wondering if there is a "musical chair" effect with only 4 NICs in ubuntu server.
[02:31] <edbian> Scaly: oh yes, apt-on-cd only works on linux.  I thought you were on linux on this machine too.
[02:32] <Boosh> I want to tail a log, look for some values with a regex, then output the text in the shell using a regex replace.  That possible?
[02:32] <edbian> Scaly: Do you still have the Ubuntu install CD?
[02:32] <Scaly> yes
[02:32] <master7808> Was the link fine ebian
[02:33] <edbian> Scaly: I believe all the packages are on there.  Can you use that?
[02:33] <sacarlson> CSun: I would like to see the /etc/network/interfaces file,  and also is network-manager still running?  If so I would try stoping it
[02:33] <obfu> CSun: I imagine that most of the options being set int /etc/network/interfaces are the same aside from IPs, yes?
[02:33] <Scaly> alright, what's the terminal command or how can i find it?
[02:33] <glitchd> edbian, here is what u asked for, http://pastie.org/1447155
[02:33] <edbian> glitchd: hang on
[02:33] <glitchd> edbian, indeed
[02:34] <CSun> sacarlson & obfu: hang on a sec. :)
[02:34] <edbian> Scaly: you have to add the CD as a repo.  If you look at sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list  you should see it there at the top commented out.
[02:34] <master7808> www.linuxossolutions.com/ sorry link resent
[02:35] <edbian> glitchd: change the bit that says Linbox to larch
[02:35] <Scaly> I can add the repo without the sources list
[02:35] <Scaly> there a little add button
[02:35] <Scaly> what deb do i put in?
[02:35] <CSun> sacarlson & obfu: pastebin.com/4DSdzs8V
[02:35] <edbian> glitchd: That file tells the system that <IP_ADDRESS> points back at itself.  If it does not know that it gets confused and throws the error you were seeing
[02:35] <temp123> i am trying to copy files from a dvd, or just open files on a dvd, and although i can see them i'm being told access is deinied. when i try to look at the permissions it says "the permissions of cdrom could not be determined". how can i fix this? i am logged in as the admin
[02:35] <edbian> Scaly: Oh you have graphics!
[02:36] <jocrawfo> hello everyone, does apt download the package to a temp directory somewhere prior to installing?
[02:36] <edbian> Scaly: Then just follow the directions here: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/add-applications/C/offline.html
[02:36] <CSun> sacarlson & obfu: FYI, the 5th NIC has been removed from that pastebin
[02:36] <Scaly> ty
[02:36] <jocrawfo> if so where can i find these files that have been downloaded to my machine?
[02:36] <edbian> jocrawfo: /apt/cache
[02:36] <glitchd> edbian, ok i changed it now im gonna try to update again
[02:36] <jocrawfo> thanks
[02:36] <sacarlson> CSun: well you only setup 4 nic so that's all there will be
[02:36] <AnggaDj98> jocrawfo: what for?
[02:37] <jocrawfo> AnggaDj98, I have a computer on work network that i can download a package from
[02:37] <jocrawfo> and transfer to another machine
[02:37] <edbian> glitchd: :)
[02:37] <AnggaDj98> jocrawfo: it is located in /var/cache/apt/archives
[02:37] <jocrawfo> the package is the VPN settings
[02:37] <glitchd> edbian, that worked, thank you very much
[02:37] <edbian> glitchd: excellent :)
[02:37] <Scaly> E: failed to mount the cdrom
[02:37] <glitchd> edbian, good work my friend
[02:37] <CSun> sacarlson: yes we took the 5th out to try and get around the problem but now three of the cards aren't working, can you see anything wrong with that config?
[02:37] <jocrawfo> is there a way with apt to just download the file and not install?
[02:37] <edbian> glitchd: my pleasure
[02:38] <AnggaDj98> yes
[02:38] <edbian> jocrawfo: yes, hang on...
[02:38] <jocrawfo> thanks
[02:38] <xxx_N_xxx> greek hub
[02:38] <glitchd> edbian, until we meet again sir
[02:38] <AnggaDj98> sudo apt-get install -d
[02:38] <AnggaDj98> jocrawfo: sudo apt-get install -d
[02:39] <CSun> sacarlson: ifconfig says the cards are up and connected but no ping
[02:39] <master7808> Hi all is there a chat were  could discuss a website possibly
[02:39] <temp123> i am trying to copy files from a dvd, or just open files on a dvd, and although i can see them i'm being told access is deinied. when i try to look at the permissions it says "the permissions of cdrom could not be determined". how can i fix this? i am logged in as the admin
[02:39] <AnggaDj98> master7808: #ubuntu-offtopic maybe?
[02:39] <sacarlson> CSun: oh ok so let me see sudo route
[02:39] <master7808> ok great thanks
[02:39] <jocrawfo> AnggaDj98, that did not download the package
[02:39] <AnggaDj98> jocrawfo: what did you mean?
[02:39] <jocrawfo> to the /var/cache/apt/archives/ directory
[02:40] <AnggaDj98> ah
[02:40] <CSun> sacarlson: stand by.
[02:40] <jocrawfo> i would like to get the package from the repo download it to this machine and then scp it to another machine for installation
[02:40] <AnggaDj98> you must state the location to save it
[02:40] <AnggaDj98> like in a USB drive
[02:40] <AnggaDj98> and move it to another machine
[02:41] <CSun> sacarlson: pastebin.com/Af1tvBhx
[02:41] <obfu> CSun: why are the nameservers config'd in interfaces rather than resolv.conf?
[02:41] <jocrawfo> AnggaDj98, you said -d so i did sudo apt-get install -d package-name
[02:41] <AnggaDj98> hang on
[02:41] <CSun> obfu: that was done in setup out of the box.
[02:42] <sacarlson> CSun: I'm not sure but normaly I only see one auto line,  it should look like  auto eth0 eth1 eth2 eth3 eth4 lo,  it may work both ways just never see it like this
[02:42] <zaery> is there an openoffice(or libreoffice) channel?
[02:42] <obfu> CSun: since it's the last interface dropping out, i would try removing, commenting, or moving the nameservers entry to resolv.conf
[02:42] <CSun> sacarlson: ok ill give that a go. back in a few mins
[02:43] <CSun> obfu: k, ill look into it in a sec
[02:43] <jocrawfo> wow messed up
[02:43] <jocrawfo> my About Ubuntu menu says i am using 11.04
[02:43] <AnggaDj98> ..
[02:43] <AnggaDj98> update-manager?
[02:44] <jocrawfo> when I went to System -> About Ubuntu
[02:44] <AnggaDj98> maybe you choose to upgrade automatically without asking you permissions
[02:44] <sacarlson> CSun: your route has 4 defaults is that what you really want?
[02:44] <jocrawfo> You are using Ubuntu 11.04
[02:44] <jocrawfo>                 - the Natty Narwhal - released in April 2011 and supported until October 2012.
[02:44] <jocrawfo>
[02:44] <jocrawfo> nope i didnt
[02:45] <obfu> CSun: seems to me that the last config (eth3 in the case you posted) is not parsing due to that last line
[02:45] <sacarlson> CSun: normaly you have subnets and one path to wan as the default
[02:45] <Scaly> Guys, how can I get the ubuntu install DVD as a repo?
[02:45] <jocrawfo> ah yea set to Normal Releases so I guess it did update to 11.04 whoops
[02:45] <Scaly> I can open it but repo says it isn't mounted
[02:45] <AnggaDj98> ...
[02:45] <jocrawfo> but must be beta or something
[02:45] <AnggaDj98> no
[02:46] <AnggaDj98> me too
[02:46] <AnggaDj98> lol
[02:46] <CSun> obfu: we just removed the DNS entry at bottom and rebooting
[02:46] <xxthink> the server is redhat
[02:46] <jocrawfo> damn didn't realise it was April 2011 already :)
[02:46] <FrankLv> "sudo apt-get install lamp-server^" works very convenient. but what's the "^" meaning here?
[02:46] <Scaly> I can open it but repo says it isn't mounted
[02:46] <xxthink> when I use sshfs to mount the directory on the server to my ubuntu
[02:46] <xxthink> sshfs root@server tmp
[02:46] <xxthink> and ls tmp
[02:46] <AnggaDj98> uhh jocrawfo
[02:46] <AnggaDj98> its sudo apt-get -d install packagename
[02:47] <AnggaDj98> sorry about that
[02:47] <Scaly> Guys, how can I get the ubuntu install DVD as a repo
[02:47] <xxthink> bash: cd: tmp: Permission denied
[02:47] <xxthink> bash: ls: tmp: Permission denied
[02:47] <xxthink> why?
[02:47] <jocrawfo> thanks AnggaDj98
[02:47] <itaylor57> jocrawfo: its  a bug in the about unbuntu
[02:47] <AnggaDj98> welcome
[02:47] <jocrawfo> itaylor57, ya think :)
[02:47] <edbian> xxthink: I don't think it should be.  change it
[02:47] <AnggaDj98> mmh.
[02:47] <redcode> !ide | redcode
[02:47] <AnggaDj98> a little bit offtopic
[02:47] <xxthink> edbian, how to change?
[02:47] <researcher1> how can I install a printer which can receive print command from Internet ?
[02:48] <CSun> sacarlson: this box doesn't have an ip assigned to it. it just offers dhcp services to 5 subnets.
[02:48] <pancakez> me
[02:48] <sacarlson> obfu: CSun: I think obfu: has a good point I don't see any dns on the other nets dns-nameservers <IP_ADDRESS>
[02:48] <edbian> sudo chmod 777 /tmp
[02:48] <jocrawfo> what's the code name for 10.10?
[02:48] <AnggaDj98> !ide | AnggaDj98
[02:48] <AnggaDj98> maveric merrkat
[02:48] <jocrawfo> thanks
[02:48] <pancakez> *woops
[02:48] <xxthink> edbian,  this is my mount command sudo sshfs root@<IP_ADDRESS>:/data/zhwang tmp
[02:48] <CSun> sacarlson: we cant get a ping from an  outside node.  so dns is a secondary concern to us for now :)
[02:49] <xxthink> edbian, even I use sudo chmod 777 tmp
[02:49] <xxthink> ls: cannot access tmp: Permission denied
[02:49] <edbian> xxthink: sudo chmod 777 /tmp
[02:49] <jsn> I am in a bit of a bind. I have updated to meerkat, but now I find I need to install postgresq-8.3. What is a good plan, since postgresql-8.3 is not available in meerkat.
[02:49] <Um_cara_qualquer> excuse me, does anybody knows how create a bootable pen drive with ubuntu in it?
[02:49] <sacarlson> CSun: does each subnet have wan access? try take out all but one default route
[02:49] <edbian> xxthink: get the / in there
[02:50] <xxthink> I mount it to my local tmp directory
[02:50] <xxthink> not the /tmp dirctory
[02:50] <CSun> sacarlson: hang on, taking headache pills.. gime a min. :P
[02:50] <sacarlson> CSun: take your time
[02:51] <jsn> I added lucid sources to my sources.list, along with the meerkat sources, and it still can't find postgresql-8.3
[02:51] <jsn> I was surprised by that.
[02:51] <obfu> CSun: not to overload you, but my suggestions would look like this: http://pastebin.com/m3bWqy9v
[02:51] <redcode> meh
[02:51] <xxthink> edbian, do you have some idea?
[02:52] <redcode> Why does Xubuntu idle at around 15-25% of my CPU : /
[02:52] <danskubr> hot to resize a image with imagemagick IF it's larger then some pixels?
[02:52] <shcherbak> Um_cara_qualquer: from Ubuntu?
[02:52] <jsn> oh, looks like I might have to go back to karmic.
[02:52] <Um_cara_qualquer> yes
[02:52] <edbian> xxthink: what is the output of ls -l / |
[02:52] <edbian> xxthink: sorry, sudo ls -l / | grep tmp
[02:52] <mts7_> does the ubuntu live cd allow read and write for ntfs partitions?
[02:52] <KM0201> mts7_: yes
[02:52] <Um_cara_qualquer> i already tried unetbooting and the startup creator... neither worked
[02:52] <xxthink> drwxrwxrwt  16 root root  4096 2011-01-11 10:48 tmp
[02:53] <xxthink> edbian, because I want to mount it to another directory, not the /tmp directory
[02:53] <shcherbak> Um_cara_qualquer: Menu > Administartion > Startup Disk Creator, you need Ubuntu iso.
[02:53] <edbian> xxthink: you want to do what?
[02:53] <xxthink> I mkdir tmp in my home directory
[02:53] <CSun> obfu: we did remove DNS info from the interfaces file as you suggested earlier
[02:53] <xxthink> and I want to mount the remote directory on the server to /home/xxthink/tmp directory
[02:53] <sacarlson> CSun: I think I might be wrong since each default is on a different nic
[02:53] <jsn> Do you want to mount it on the same machine, xxploit ?
[02:53] <edbian> xxthink: Why are you trying to do that?  Just use /tmp ?
[02:53] <mts7_> thanks, KM0201
[02:53] <jsn> Do you want to mount it on the same machine, xxthink ?
[02:53] <KM0201> mts7_: np
[02:53] <Um_cara_qualquer> shcherbak, i already tried unetbooting and the startup creator... neither worked
[02:54] <xxthink> edbian, ok, let me try
[02:54] <AnggaDj98> ...
[02:54] <AnggaDj98> isnt floodbot flooded the conversation itself?
[02:54] <shcherbak> Um_cara_qualquer: hm, format usb to ext3, make sure Ubuntu iso is of similar version and check iso itself. What error you got?
[02:55] <sacarlson> obfu: could he make all the gateways the same on all the nics?
[02:55] <Um_cara_qualquer> shcherbak,  let me show you the print screen
[02:55] <Um_cara_qualquer> one second
[02:56] <happybuntu> hi all i need some quick help.. im using internet on ubuntu using usb modem and want to share it with my laptop which is win xp i have connected using cross over cable and now it is showing limited or no connectivity..
[02:56] <zoke> how do I access grub in 10.04
[02:56] <zoke> during the boot process
[02:57] <xxthink> jsn, I want use sshfs to mount the directory on the server to my local PC
[02:57] <jsn> zoke: /boot/grub/menu.lst has a grub timeout, to make it easier to catch
[02:58] <zoke> jsn, I can't access ubuntu I want to go into recovery mode
[02:58] <shcherbak> happybuntu: i think you need to set bridge, but not certain about cross cable.
[02:58] <jsn> xxthink, is the directory set up in /etc/exports on the server? Did you then restart the nfs service?
[02:58] <xxthink> no
[02:58] <jsn> xxthink: well, ok then
[02:58] <xxthink> jsn, I use sshfs
[02:58] <obfu> sacarlson: I'm guessing that the NICs are going to different subnets based on what CSun posted, so the rest of the config should stay as is
[02:58] <KM0201> zoke: beyond that, 10.04 doesn't use /boot/grub/menu.lst    because thats for grub-legacy
[02:58] <jsn> xxthink, oh. It doesn't use any configuration on the server side?
[02:58] <KM0201> !grub2 | zoke
[02:59] <xxthink> yes
[02:59] <Um_cara_qualquer> shcherbak, http://img200.imageshack.us/i/primeroh.png/ - http://img7.imageshack.us/img7/843/segundoe.png
[02:59] <xxthink> jsn, yes
[02:59] <jsn> Thanks, KM0201
[02:59] <KM0201> jsn: sorry, i thought it was zoke that needed help
[02:59] <obfu> CSun: any luck with the DNS removed?
[02:59] <jsn> KM0201, I didn't know /boot/grun/menu.lst was deprecated.
[02:59] <KM0201> jsn: yup, gone since... 9.04 i think?.. maybe  9.10
[03:00] <KM0201> jsn: but it was definitely gone in 10.04
[03:00] <jsn> KM0201, I was thanking you for correcting me. I've been on 9.04 for a while.
[03:00] <jsn> Just updated yesterday.
[03:00] <KM0201> jsn: oh ok.
[03:00] <Diamondcite> Is there a way to have a device(USB GPS) always be mapped to /dev/ttyUSB3 (even when ttyUSB0 to ttyUSB2 doesn't exist?)
[03:01] <jsn> My server went from 9.04 to 10.10 in three steps.
[03:01] <nit-wit> Red-
[03:01] <jsn> Just this evening, after work.
[03:01] <glaceman> KM0201: had no luck buddy, tried them all one by one
[03:01] <shcherbak> Um_cara_qualquer: It is not 64bit or alternative installer?
[03:01] <KM0201> glaceman: hmm.
[03:02] <glaceman> KM0201: cause usually u have the startup sound, and non of them worked
[03:02] <obfu> Diamondcite: it might be somewhat roundabout, but socat can re-route ttys
[03:02] <mzy> KM0201, can you speak chinese ?
[03:02] <KM0201> mzy: no, i told you i couldn't
[03:02] <glaceman> hahahahah
[03:02] <Um_cara_qualquer> shcherbak, i downloaded the 32 bit version
[03:02] <glaceman> KM0201: u know what
[03:02] <KM0201> ?
[03:03] <glaceman> i have backtrack4
[03:03] <mzy> KM0201,  sorry
[03:03] <glaceman> KM0201: and my sound is working on it
[03:03] <shcherbak> Um_cara_qualquer: md5sum your.iso and check on ubuntu.com, should be the same
[03:03] <KM0201> glaceman: hmm.. that is strange
[03:03] <obfu> Diamondcite: http://www.dest-unreach.org/socat/
[03:03] <Diamondcite> obfu: I wonder if that would work.. the reason I'm asking is because the USB 3G modem needs ttyUSB0 to 2 for itself, when a GPS is plugged in first.. for some reason the 3G modem will no longer work unless I reboot.
[03:03] <KM0201> glaceman: what was your sound device again?... (output of lspci)
[03:03] <glaceman> realtek alc272
[03:04] <KM0201> glaceman: no, the lspci output
[03:04] <jsn> Thanks, everyone. Good night.
[03:04] <Um_cara_qualquer> shcherbak, i'm not that kind of expert yet... could you tell me the entire steps with details?
[03:04] <obfu> Diamondcite: ah, i misunderstood the reason, let me see what i can find
[03:04] <shcherbak> Um_cara_qualquer: other thing would be to unmount usb, or any "ghost" usb.
[03:04] <glaceman> KM0201: http://paste.ubuntu.com/552678/
[03:04] <glaceman> i dunno
[03:04] <Um_cara_qualquer> shcherbak, oh f***... hang on
[03:05] <shcherbak> Um_cara_qualquer: md5sum /path/to/your.iso this giver checksum which should be identical to posted on ubuntu.com
[03:06] <shcherbak> Where are md5 on ubuntu.com?
[03:06] <sacarlson> obfu: CSun: it apears if you ping anything outside the mask of all your nets it will try eth1 to get to wan but maybe this net never needs to go outside?
[03:07] <shcherbak> !md5
[03:08] <Um_cara_qualquer> shcherbak, almost there, 1 min
[03:08] <shcherbak> Um_cara_qualquer: Compare result with https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[03:08] <M4rotku> hey guys.  i'm trying to connect via ssh to someone's computer over the internet.  is that possible?  when i try to do it to another computer within my house, i get the same ip address as my own due to my router
[03:09] <obfu> Diamondcite: it looks like what you want are udev rules, i don't know much about them, but it seems that http://reactivated.net/writing_udev_rules.html should help
[03:09] <Diamondcite> M4rotku: Yes it's possible, but make sure the port is open on the target end.
[03:09] <Homefix> have a rootstock question can someone help me
[03:09] <Um_cara_qualquer> shcherbak, it matches with this one: ubuntu-10.10-desktop-i386.iso
[03:09] <Diamondcite> obfu: Thank you, I'll look into it.
[03:09] <shcherbak> M4rotku: yes, you can connect to ssh server anywhere.
[03:10] <skullboy> how do i unbind gtk+ menuitems pacifically <Super>s
[03:10] <shcherbak> Um_cara_qualquer: so, let try to check your usb.
[03:10] <Um_cara_qualquer> shcherbak, k
[03:11] <edbian> M4rotku: Here is the thing.    They are only valid on the inside of the router.  To the outside Internet the router get's another IP address.  This IP is the one used by all the computers in the house.  The router translates back and forth for you
[03:11] <edbian> M4rotku: if you google your IP address you'll see the public one, the one that the internet sees as belonging to the router
[03:12] <shcherbak> M4rotku: you can setup multiple ssh servers on one router, whey need, however run on different ports, and your router need forwoard it.
[03:12] <M4rotku> shcherbak, how do i set up for my router to forward it?
[03:12] <edbian> M4rotku: you need to ssh to that address when you're sshing across the internet.  Then you tell the router that when SSH packets come in, forward them to a specific address, that is, the address of the computer you're REALLY trying to get to
[03:13] <edbian> M4rotku: put the routers IP address in a web browser address bar on a computer inside the network
[03:13] <M4rotku> edbian, how on earth do i go about doing that?
[03:13] <shcherbak> M4rotku: log in to router, and find application sharing, or dzm (not recommended)
[03:13] <edbian> M4rotku: it's called forwarding :)
[03:13] <edbian> port forwading
[03:14] <M4rotku> edbian, i think i'm at the right page for my router, does <IP_ADDRESS> sound right?
[03:14] <edbian> M4rotku: yes it does
[03:14] <M4rotku> edbian, i've never seen anything in here re forwarding.  can all routers do it?
[03:14] <shcherbak> M4rotku: it is written on the back of your router.
[03:14] <edbian> M4rotku: yes, it's probably called applications or something
[03:14] <edbian> shcherbak: what?
[03:15] <Um_cara_qualquer> shcherbak, should i be doing something now?
[03:15] <M4rotku> is the router the same thing as the modem?  cause i'm at the modem's page atm
[03:15] <shcherbak> edbian: Router address, and login info.
[03:15] <edbian> M4rotku: router and modem are not the same, do you have a router or just a modem?
[03:15] <Um_cara_qualquer> shcherbak, i'm not in hurry man, when you are free to help, i'm here
[03:15] <shcherbak> Um_cara_qualquer: right, can you unmount usb?
[03:16] <Curly_Q> M4rotku try this in your web browser:    http://<IP_ADDRESS>
[03:16] <Um_cara_qualquer> sure
[03:16] <Um_cara_qualquer> shcherbak, what's next
[03:16] <shcherbak> Um_cara_qualquer: and lsusb to see that it is not connected, and df -h or fdisk -l to see if system see any usb drive.
[03:16] <Curly_Q> <IP_ADDRESS> is the default browser page of most home routers.
[03:17] <M4rotku> edbian, i have a modem and a wireless router
[03:17] <M4rotku> but the router doesn't have an ip on the back
[03:17] <edbian> M4rotku: I suspect you're in the router.  What brand is the router?  What brand is the page you're viewing?
[03:17] <DaGeek247> Curly_Q many routers have small intenal ip differences. mine is: <IP_ADDRESS>. it may work.
[03:18] <Curly_Q> DaGeek247 true, but in most cases 0.1 is the default. Most IP provided routers is 0.100
[03:18] <M4rotku> the page i'm viewing is sbc, the router is belkin
[03:18] <edbian> M4rotku: then you're in the wrong place! :P
[03:18] <M4rotku> darn
[03:18] <Curly_Q> CISCo routers is a totally different story.
[03:18] <M4rotku> no wonder i can never do anything from here
[03:19] <edbian> M4rotku: What is your computer's IP address?
[03:19] <shcherbak> M4rotku: nast -i eth0 -m will show you whole lan
[03:19] <Um_cara_qualquer> shcherbak, lsusb sees the pen drive... df -h doesn't
[03:19] <shcherbak> Um_cara_qualquer: fdisk -l?
[03:19] <edbian> M4rotku: better yet, what is the output of sudo route
[03:19] <skullboy> how do i unbind gtk+ menuitems pacifically <Super>s
[03:19] <edbian> ??
[03:19] <mzy> ifconfig
[03:20] <Danny78> when I try to mount my windows shares it says "bad group name" referring to fstab...  what is the group name supposed to be?
[03:20] <Curly_Q> Edbian, there is a website to check that. You might want to check it out it is:   http://www.ipchicken.com
[03:20] <Um_cara_qualquer> shcherbak, other way to check it i think is to press the locations menu... my pen drive isn't mount but i can see it
[03:20] <gnumerous> ubuntu 10.04 laptop...is there a way to configure my wireless from starting? i already checked my bios and i can't prevent it from starting there.
[03:20] <Danny78> here's my fstab:  http://paste.debian.net/104268
[03:20] <Um_cara_qualquer> hang on
[03:20] <edbian> Curly_Q: thanks but I'm not the one with the problem :)
[03:20] <Curly_Q> Lol  :)
[03:20] <Curly_Q> I know.
[03:21] <Um_cara_qualquer> shcherbak, fdisk -l also sees it
[03:21] <M4rotku> http://pastebin.com/nWdmVctk
[03:21] <edbian> gnumerous: finally! someone that wants to turn wireless OFF!:)
[03:21] <Curly_Q> A simple ifconfig -a will help there.
[03:21] <edbian> M4rotku: go to <IP_ADDRESS>
[03:21] <edbian> M4rotku: See that is the default gateway?
[03:21] <shcherbak> Um_cara_qualquer: can you post me fdisk -l?
[03:22] <edbian> that should be the IP of the router
[03:22] <M4rotku> edbian, ok, this looks better, it's a belkin page
[03:22] <edbian> M4rotku: do you see forwarding or applications or something?
[03:22] <Danny78> How do I find gid and uid for fstab entry?
[03:23] <WillGil> justask: you still here
[03:23] <bonjoyee> edbian: M4rotku: in my router its under NAT!
[03:23] <Curly_Q> Just Google the router and find the IP address or the Default Gateway and then once you http://192.168.0.?   then use the default User  admin     and password    admin
[03:24] <edbian> Danny78: If you're mounting a file system that doesn't have user permissions (like old ntfs and such) then every file will inherit the permissions of the folder the whole thing is mounted in
[03:24] <em> how can i permenantly add a directory to $PATH ?
[03:24] <edbian> Danny78: otherwise you can set the GUI or UID in /etc/fstab, look at man mount for the options
[03:24] <rusty149> gnumerous: System > Preferences > Network Connections. Select connection > Edit... , uncheck connect automatically
[03:24] <cp2_4eva> does anyone know why Ubuntu is showing certain colors to be pinkish-purplish? they weren't supposed to be that way.
[03:24] <edbian> Danny78: Furthermore, if the filesystem you're mounting has file permissions then they should be presisted or whatever
[03:25] <bonjoyee> em: edit ~/.profile
[03:25] <em> bonjoyee: i looked in there but there is nothing that just says PATH=
[03:25] <em> should i just add a line like that?
[03:25] <M4rotku> edbian, would it be the wireless bridge stuff?
[03:25] <edbian> M4rotku: I don't think so?
[03:25] <em> PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/racket/bin ?
[03:25] <mbvpixies78> edbian:  permissions are for a specific user account I'm using to log in
[03:26] <edbian> mbvpixies78: permissions are applied to files.  The users on the system see the same permissions on files.  That is the whole point
[03:26] <M4rotku> edbian, ok, i didn't think so either, but i have no idea what else it would be
[03:27] <edbian> M4rotku: http://en-us-support.belkin.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/60/~/configuring-port-forwarding
[03:27] <em> How do I reload bash to account for the changes?
[03:27] <edbian> M4rotku: It's a belkin right?
[03:27] <rusty149> Try, virtual servers
[03:27] <edbian> Now you'll need to know the IP address of the computer you're trying to ssh to remotely
[03:27] <M4rotku> edbian, yes.  i might try posting a screenshot for you
[03:27] <edbian> M4rotku: sure, post away my friend!
[03:28] <mbvpixies78> edbian:  I set permissions by selecting a user and setting what he/she can't do to a certain set of files
[03:28] <rusty149> M4rotku: Try, virtual servers
[03:28] <edbian> mbvpixies78: Are these linux permissions or something else?
[03:28] <M4rotku> rusty149, that looks like it might be it
[03:29] <mbvpixies78> edbian:  I was referring to the windows shares I'm trying to mount at boot up
[03:29] <edbian> mbvpixies78: I have no idea how windows file permissions work.  :)  sorry! :/
[03:29] <mbvpixies78> edbian:  but also the uid and gid in fstab for mounting those shares at bootup
[03:29] <rusty149> M4rotku: You should see a table with inbound port and private port
[03:29] <edbian> mbvpixies78: for that just look up the options in man mount
[03:30] <edbian> M4rotku: ssh is port 22 btw
[03:30] <M4rotku> rusty149, yep, i'm testing it right now
[03:30] <gnumerous> rusty149: I made some changes, thanks for the suggestion
[03:30] <The_Explorer> Question: Is anyone familiar with a good hard drive defrag tool for linux that optimizes data execution across multiple format partitions, Particularly for AHCI controllers?
[03:30] <M4rotku> what is the difference between TCP and UDP?  i have to choose between them
[03:31] <rusty149> M4rotku:  Add 2 entries for both
[03:31] <edbian> M4rotku: use TCP or use both
[03:31] <rusty149> M4rotku: Both if you have option
[03:31] <edbian> M4rotku: To understand the difference take a networking class in college
[03:31] <M4rotku> edbian, ugg, i like computers, but i'm majoring in law and spanish
[03:32] <ejv> "The following packages have been kept back" how do I update the stuff held back?
[03:32] <mbvpixies78> edbian:  I'm looking at man mount and it's just not straight-forward enough for someone who doesn't only need it as a reminder of what one already knows...
[03:32] <ejv> thanks
[03:32] <The_Explorer> Other question: I have 2 drives 1 SATA and 1 IDE, to maximize my low ram, i want to move my paging to a seperate drive, but this means i will have to run the OS or the paging on a slower drive. Should i install the OS on the slower drive and make better use of the paging on the faster, or would it be best to have both on the faster if im looking to increase post execution performance in gaming?
[03:32] <edbian> mbvpixies78: check this, much clearer: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab
[03:33] <rusty149> mbvpixies78: Are you asking the uid for files that are mounted?
[03:33] <edbian> rusty149: he is
[03:33] <eoss> typically UDP is used for audio/video/telephony because its faster, the downside is it does not guarantee packet transfer
[03:33] <eoss> so with UDP you will lose packets
[03:33] <edbian> eoss: basically, yes
[03:34] <rusty149> mbvpixies78: There is an option in fstab entry to determine what you want it to be.
[03:34] <ddilinger> if i wanted to install ubuntu to a dell vostro 1000 laptop, is there somewhere i might check for hardware compatiblity issues i might have?
[03:34] <M4rotku> edbian, rusty149, ok, i added one for both options and it's still refusing the connection
[03:34] <edbian> ddilinger: make the live CD and run it.  See how it works.  That's better than some list
[03:35] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[03:35] <edbian> M4rotku: what did you put as the IP addresS?  How are you testing it?
[03:35] <mbvpixies78> rusty149:  I need to set uid and gid in fstab for my two win7 shares
[03:35] <ddilinger> edbian: no CD drives, or USB sticks.  To install i was going to tftp boot it, but thats prob alot of work if its not going to work
[03:35] <edbian> ddilinger: make the live CD and run it.  See how it works.  That's better than some list
[03:35] <M4rotku> i put my global ip adress and i'm testing it from my laptop trying to access my server
[03:35] <rusty149> mbvpixies78: post your fstab file in a paste.ubuntu.com
[03:35] <edbian> ddilinger: oh man, IDK where you can find a list like that
[03:36] <M4rotku> edbian, using the same username@ip format
[03:36] <ddilinger> edbian: its ok, thanks for the poiters, i might just go straight for the install
[03:36] <frutto> ddilinger: have you considred unetbootin (assuming there's an OS in place) ?
[03:36] <edbian> M4rotku: what Ip address?
[03:36] <ddilinger> frutto: i hadn't, i'll look into that
[03:36] <maco> ddilinger: i know you can pxe boot to do an install
[03:36] <The_Explorer> another question in relevance to Ubuntu alone, Is there a program that would allow me to pause filesystem activies (such as copying very large files) mid transfer, or allows me to queue transfers, for it seems as now  to be rather unintelligent in attempting to complete both tasks simultanously causing trashes between two distant sectors and slowing transfer overall
[03:36] <edbian> M4rotku: <IP_ADDRESS>
[03:37] <M4rotku> edbian, the one that the showmyip site game me, i checked several sites and they all told me the same
[03:37] <M4rotku> edbian, yes, that one
[03:37] <edbian> M4rotku: It worked for me a second ago :)
[03:37] <lolcat> The_Explorer: Use sftp
[03:37] <shcherbak> lol
[03:37] <M4rotku> edbian, haha
[03:37] <ddilinger> maco: i think the tftp stuff i was thinking of is the same as PXE, i've done it once before for a netbook and still have the directory structure in place, i'm praying i just turn it on and it works :)
[03:38] <daze21_> helloooo
[03:38] <mbvpixies78> rusty149:  fstab:  http://paste.debian.net/104269
[03:38] <edbian> M4rotku: so it works, good job :)
[03:38] <wolter> hi, what bluetooth related application has an icon of a blue piramid with circular waves been emitted from its tip?
[03:38] <daze21_> I use Ubuntu 10.04 on my compaq presario C300 (yeah, it's, old... :/ ).  While using it, a popup appeared saying there were many updates for my ubuntu install.  So I updated.. and then I was asked to restart, which I did. Now the problem: I initially get a screen of the OS's installed on this system.  I would first select (1) "Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition", then choose (2) "Ubuntu" and then choose (3) "Ubuntu + [some stuff abou
[03:38] <M4rotku> edbian, it doesn't work though
[03:38] <edbian> M4rotku: I assure you, it does
[03:38] <daze21_> So I can't use Ubuntu anymore!
[03:38] <edbian> M4rotku: the port forwarding does anyway...
[03:38] <daze21_> The windows OS works fine though.... I have no idea what's going on...
[03:39] <M4rotku> edbian, how do you know, did you ping me or something?
[03:39] <daze21_> Is there a way to undo those blasted updates?
 sftp is a more intelligent local drive protical
[03:39] <The_Explorer> ??
[03:39] <frutto> daze21_: your message got cut off after ""Ubuntu + [some"
[03:39] <daze21_> ohh
[03:39] <edbian> M4rotku: I tried to log into your server.  I didn't put in a user or password but I gave the command and it asks me for both.  It is def getting to a computer
[03:39] <frutto> daze21_: but it looks like you'll have to fix something in grub via livecd
[03:39] <daze21_> (3) "Ubuntu + [some stuff about the kernel]".. but after I click (2), I go right back to the first screen
 was a question, forgot punctuation
[03:40] <daze21_> frutto: I got ubuntu via some download online... I dn't have a cd...
[03:40] <daze21_> *don't
[03:40] <M4rotku> edbian, hmm, interesting.  i'll try it without sending the username to begin with
[03:40] <edbian> M4rotku: sure
[03:40] <KM0201> daze21: you used wubi?
[03:40] <shcherbak> M4rotku: your ssh is up and running
[03:40] <daze21_> KM0201: yeah I think so
[03:40] <edbian> ssh <IP_ADDRESS>   works
[03:40] <ddilinger> what would be the best ISO to feed into unetbootin?  i need to download it seperatly so i can use a parallel downloader(comcast fsck's with my inet, 100kB/s downloads with 1 connection, 2mB/s with 40)
[03:40] <M4rotku> edbian, it's still refusing my connection
[03:40] <rusty149> mbvpixies78: I didn't know it was a smb. you do not need uid and gid there
[03:41] <rusty149> mbvpixies78: Can you access it?
[03:41] <dougb> is there a way to revert the way ubuntu installs software? the ubuntu software center takes forever it seems like
[03:41] <KM0201> daze21: honestly, since you're able to boot Windows, i would immediately uninstall wubi... usually "upgrading" wubi, will wreck things(thats been my experience)
[03:41] <edbian> M4rotku: can't you even get into your own server!  haah  what is it saying?
[03:41] <M4rotku> edbian, http://pastebin.com/iwMKdVA8
[03:41] <daze21_> KM0201: whoa okay. how would I do that?
[03:41] <M4rotku> see
[03:41] <mbvpixies78> rusty149:  yes, I can access it, so uid and gid are just for linux shares?
[03:41] <frutto> wubi messes with grub, ubuntu updates mess with grub ...
[03:41] <M4rotku> edbian, i'm logged into the server via other means, so i'm still here
[03:41] <KM0201> daze21_: control panel would be my guess.
[03:42] <daze21_> frutto: wow didn't know that! thanks... so basically DON'T UPDATE... :/
[03:42] <frutto> ddilinger: ultimately the same one you'd use to install it "for real"
[03:42] <edbian> M4rotku: I think maybe you're router is blocking you on the way out...
[03:42] <daze21_> KM0201: control panel after booting up my computer in Windows?
[03:42] <shcherbak> M4rotku: I just connected to your ssh. What IP are you using?
[03:42] <edbian> shcherbak: look at his pastebin
[03:42] <frutto> daze21_: or rather don't use wubi for extended periods of time (i.e. not for testing)
[03:42] <rusty149> mbvpixies78: There are for certain local filesystems like ntfs. Of coarse, samba has uid's but there are determined by the server
[03:42] <M4rotku> edbian, that could be it
[03:42] <KB1LQC> hey im having problems with NVIDIA and Ubuntu 10.10. How can I specify the grub startup commands? I am not presented with grub with this install during startup
[03:43] <edbian> M4rotku: I'm afraid I can't help you with that.  I don't have a belkin router.  I can assure you your port forwarding and ssh server is working
[03:43] <M4rotku> edbian, well, i guess there is no reason why i would have to access it from my house anyways
[03:43] <edbian> M4rotku: You could just use the internal IP address :)
[03:44] <wolter> can I poll the notification area for the shown icons?
[03:44] <M4rotku> edbian, yes, that's what i'll do, but the whole point of this is to help me walk a complete noob through allowing me to access his computer, which will be running sysresccd, so that i can scan his computer for viruses
[03:44] <CrazyH> Ubuntu Jaunty. I have Keyboard shortcut options for desktop 1 and desktop 2 (I actually have 8 virtual desktops). Why are the other desktops missing form the keyboard shortcut menu? How can I set these hot keys?
[03:45] <rusty149> mbvpixies78: Can you repeat the question please? :)
[03:45] <zvrk> M4rotku, your router is setup to  dhcp
[03:45] <daze21_> okay... so I shouldn't use wubi?
[03:45] <edbian> M4rotku: who's the noob?
[03:45] <M4rotku> edbian, i mean more of one than myself.  trust me, this guy thinks i'm a computer genius.  he's never used linux
[03:45] <M4rotku> zvrk, yes
[03:45] <edbian> M4rotku: hahaha, I didn't mean to call you a noob.  I couldn't resist
[03:45] <edbian> !noob
[03:46] <daze21_> well, if the only issue with wubi is that it messes with updates, why don't I just NOT update so I don't face this problem again?
[03:46] <M4rotku> lol
[03:46] <mzy> 地方
[03:46] <mbvpixies78> rusty149:  when I try to mount my windows shares using fstab, they won't mount, even though I can mount them manually through "Places"
[03:46] <M4rotku> edbian, don't worry.  i'm not offended after having to be walked through accessing my own router
[03:46] <zvrk> M4rotku, your internet connection are?
[03:46] <edbian> M4rotku: It might change the address of the ssh server eventually then the forwarding you set up won't be right anymore
[03:46] <frutto> daze21_: that's a bit beyond the scope of your real question at hand (i.e. how to get everything back), but not doing updates is not being secure :)
[03:46] <shcherbak> M4rotku: http://img840.imageshack.us/i/screenshotglt.png/ bottom right, tell me in private.
[03:46] <mbvpixies78> rusty149:  iow, I'd like Ubuntu server to mount windows shares on startup
[03:46] <gz0> whats voice recognition would anyone recommend for ubuntu 10.10 amd64?
[03:46] <bonjoyee> mbvpixies78: have you installed smbfs?
[03:47] <daze21_> frutto: well, so here's my situation: i want to get Ubuntu working on this laptop, as old as this laptop may be.  I really want to do some Rails development on Ubuntu.  What do you recommend?
[03:47] <mbvpixies78> bonjoyee:  yes
[03:47] <zvrk> M4rotku, like adsl cable or dial up
[03:47] <daze21_> If wubi is unstable.... :/
[03:47] <bonjoyee> mbvpixies78: then what is the error?
[03:47] <mbvpixies78> mount error(111): Connection refused
[03:47] <mbvpixies78> Refer to the mount.cifs(8) manual page
[03:48] <mbvpixies78> bonjoyee:  but as I say, I can mount and browse in the GUI
[03:48] <rusty149> mbvpixies78:  OK, lets start again. First don't put you password in there for all to see.
[03:48] <meway> I have a Tyan thunder 2500 64-bit system. with 8gb ram and 933 mhz processor. What is the best version of ubuntu to put on something like this?
[03:49] <bonjoyee> mbvpixies78: did you try "sudo mount -t smbfs //ipaddr/share /mnt/mountpoint"?
[03:49] <mbvpixies78> rusty149:  that's not my password
[03:49] <mbvpixies78> rusty149:  I changed it so the world wouldn't see
[03:49] <rusty149> mbvpixies78: Create a credentials file. sudo nano ~/.smbcredentials
[03:49] <meway> processor is dual core Pentium 3. yes I understand it blows :)
[03:49] <zvrk> M4rotku, or you setting up local network
[03:49] <M4rotku> zvrk, i'm not setting up a network
[03:49] <CaneToad> ARRRRRGGH I am finding that my 10.10 desktop locks up every couple hours and I have to press CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE and restart X as a result.... the desktop is useable in the sense that the mouse moves and ALT-TAB works between apps, but no windows can be dragged, and focus between windows does not change at all when you click on a window.  There's nothing wrong with my mouse.  Maybe it is some nvidia graphics issue, I've no idea
[03:50] <daze21_> -shrugs- any recommendations about what to do? I just got the wireless driver working... man I shouldn't have updated... I really just wanted to try this outtt .... :(
[03:50] <rusty149> mbvpixies78: It can be read by other local users
[03:50] <daze21_> is wubi really a bad installer>?
[03:50] <shcherbak> M4rotku: if i can connect and you not, means that you did something wrong.
[03:50] <meway> I will go with server edition or w/e but my concern is the cpu being so small. and the os
[03:50] <mbvpixies78> rusty149:  ok, I get what you're saying now--  I wondered about that but figured I'd get it working first *shrugs*
[03:50] <DW_Upstairs> Okay. This one isn't REALLY an Ubuntu question, but Ubuntu is involved and I'm not sure where else to ask... Right now I'm typing on a Windows laptop. To my right is a computer with Ubuntu desktop 64-bit freshly-installed.
[03:50] <zvrk> M4rotku, what you try to do/
[03:50] <ddilinger> definatly an old laptop ... the last entry in the browser history is feb 2009
[03:51] <mbvpixies78> rusty149:  I have an empty file open for writing
[03:51] <DW_Upstairs> The Windows laptop gets an IP address from the DHCP server just fine. The Ubuntu machine does not.
[03:51] <Blueleaf1> Can anyone help me with my wireless connection?
[03:51] <rusty149> mbvpixies78: 2 lines
[03:51] <bonjoyee> M4rotku: i can "see" your ssh service and connect as well!
[03:51] <M4rotku> shcherbak, if you look back in the convo, i think we already identified the problem
[03:51] <DW_Upstairs> Both machines are connected to the same switch. The LEDs on the switch indicate that the Ubuntu machine is physically connected.
[03:51] <daze21_> Blueleaf1: well seeing as I just struggled with mine and FINALLY got it working... maybe...
[03:51] <rusty149> mbvpixies78: username=[smb username]
[03:51] <DW_Upstairs> Swapping cables on the Ubuntu box hasn't helped
[03:51] <DW_Upstairs> Anyone got any ideas for diagnosis?
[03:51] <adv0cate> so i upgraded my ubuntu to 10.10, and now my dock bar is not showing up..i use gnomeDo i don't know how to retrieve it
[03:51] <rusty149> mbvpixies78: password=[smb password]
[03:51] <maco> daze21_: updates breaking wubi is not unheardof, what with its odd way of installing inside an image inside windows and then convincing the bootloader to load it from an image (normally its from an actual partition)
[03:52] <Blueleaf1> daze21  i haven't used a nix system in 10 years, recently decided to come back from the dark side.
[03:52] <daze21_> maco: so... what should I do? I just wanted to work on Ubuntu for some Rails development up till the time I get a new laptop (a few months down the line)
[03:52] <daze21_> and now that it stopped working due to those blasted updates....
[03:52] <shcherbak> M4rotku: thats good
[03:52] <maco> daze21_: id do a real dual-boot
[03:53] <Blueleaf1> my wireless works fine with windows but i can get it to work with ubuntu
[03:53] <mbvpixies78> rusty149:  ok, so does this get encrypted somehow?
[03:53] <bonjoyee> DW_Upstairs: run sudo dhclient in terminal
[03:53] <daze21_> maco: any links about that?
[03:53] <daze21_> Blueleaf1: yeah I had that issue... what's your exact system name?
[03:53] <daze21_> You probably need the drivers or something.
[03:53] <rusty149> mbvpixies78: no, sudo chmod 600 ~/.smbcredentials
[03:53] <Blueleaf1> system name?
[03:54] <DW_Upstairs> bonjoyee: Endless series of "DHCPDISCOVER on eth0 to <IP_ADDRESS> port 67 interval X", with X increasing with each subsequent attempt
[03:54] <daze21_> like, mine's compaq presario c300... look on it.. it must be written somewhere...
[03:54] <maco> daze21_: it just means having multiple OSes installed on the disk. normally this means partitioning the disk (making different sections for each OS), which wubi attempts to avoid. the installer offers it in the guided partitioning
[03:54] <Blueleaf1> i have a toshiba harman/kardon laptop
[03:54] <edbian> DW_Upstairs: something is wrong with the DHCP server
[03:54] <DW_Upstairs> but the laptop I'm on seems to be getting an IP from DHCP just fine
[03:54] <Blueleaf1> I have it set up to dual boot
[03:54] <Northwoods> what is APT ?
[03:54] <meway> DW_Upstairs, try plugging the computer directly to the router instead of the switch and than plugging it back into the switch after it has obtained an IP?
[03:54] <bonjoyee> DW_Upstairs: hope you can ping the router?
[03:54] <Northwoods> i mean what is it used for ?
[03:55] <edbian> Northwoods: apt is a package manager
[03:55] <CrazyH> Northwoods: Advanced Package Tool
[03:55] <Northwoods> edbian: used for ?
[03:55] <DW_Upstairs> meway: Not really an option. The machines are in different rooms.
[03:55] <mbvpixies78> rusty149:  so what should I remove from fstab?  uid, guid, user and pass and leave the rest?
[03:55] <edbian> Northwoods: apt-get is used to install packages (software from repos)
[03:55] <meway> DW_Upstairs, move it
[03:55] <ddilinger> Northwoods: its like the app store for phones, except the software is free and its been out for years and years
[03:55] <DW_Upstairs> The router is downstairs in the front room; Right now I'm upstairs in the back room
[03:55] <meway> DW_Upstairs, and than move it back
[03:55] <CrazyH> Northwoods: it is used manage software packages. install, remove, upgrade
[03:55] <CrazyH> *to
[03:55] <daze21_> blueleaf1: well I found this site http://www.linlap.com/wiki/hp-compaq+presario+c300 which explained how to resolve my issue. search around there for your system, and see if it needs certain wireless drivers or something.
[03:55] <DW_Upstairs> Did I mention the Ubuntu system involved is a desktop and has no battery?
[03:55] <Northwoods> CrazyH: thanks
[03:56] <edbian> DW_Upstairs: Your nick is very literal
[03:56] <DW_Upstairs> Yup
[03:56] <meway> DW_Upstairs, trust me it will turn back on
[03:56] <adv0cate> so i upgraded my ubuntu to 10.10, and now my dock bar is not showing up..i use gnomeDo i don't know how to retrieve it
[03:56] <meway> :p
[03:56] <Northwoods> CrazyH: there are 2 types of pacakages , binary and soruce files , what is difference ?
[03:56] <Blueleaf1> will do. thanks.
[03:56] <DW_Upstairs> I can log in to the web interface of the DHCP server (actually a wireless router) from this laptop.
[03:57] <edbian> Northwoods: binaries are compiled source files
[03:57] <DW_Upstairs> This laptop has no Wifi btw, it's connected to the same switch as the Ubuntu machine with CAT5
[03:57] <meway> DW_Upstairs, from the ubuntu fresh installed?
[03:57] <maco> Northwoods: source have the actual code. they get turned into binary packages which then have installable files
[03:57] <edbian> Northwoods: You can run a binary, you can view a source file (it is code after all)
[03:57] <DW_Upstairs> meway: Yeah. It wouldn't even get an IP during the installation process
[03:57] <bullgard4> Banshee 1.8.0 requests: "Please move your music to /home/<my_username>/Musik". My music collection is on an external USB hard drive. How can I comply in order to be able to use Banshee?
[03:57] <daze21_> so... do most people use Ubuntu as... what? their main linux distribution? not in conjunction with windows and all this stuff?
[03:57] <edbian> DW_Upstairs: it's a bad cable?
[03:57] <meway> DW_Upstairs, does the windows machine give you an issue with two machines getting the same IP?
[03:57] <wolter> need help with my bluetooth, file is stuck receiving at 29%
[03:57] <wolter> and I see a blue pyramid that appears to have crashed
[03:58] <maco> bullgard4: rmdir ~/Musik &&  ln -s /mnt/external/drive/music /home/user/Musik
[03:58] <mbvpixies78> bonjoyee:  sorry, I missed your suggestion, let me see what happens
[03:58] <DW_Upstairs> edbian: I've tried about three cables, none of them work
[03:58] <CrazyH> Northwoods: yeah... binaries are source code that was compiled for your specific platform. source files are source code that you can compile yourself, or modify if you want to
[03:58] <edbian> daze21_: I think most people use Ubuntu all alone.  Many also use it dual boot with windows
[03:58] <Northwoods> so basically APT can be used to install both source and binray files ?
[03:58] <DW_Upstairs> meway: Not sure what you're asking.
[03:58] <edbian> Northwoods: yes
[03:58] <maco> Northwoods: no. you cant install source files
[03:58] <CrazyH> Northwoods: yeah. Sometimes you'll use it to get source code that you need to compile something
[03:58] <rusty149> mbvpixies78:  //gaia.seventhring.tzo.net/D /mnt/gaia/music cifs credentials=/home/[user name]/.smbcredentials,iocharset=utf8,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777 0 0
[03:58] <meway> DW_Upstairs, unplug your switch take out the input and stick it in the machine. obtain an IP. Plug the switch back in. Than plug the internet back into the switch
[03:58] <daze21_> edbian: so probably not from this wubi installer? I mean, if this installer can bring such major issues as the inability to upgrade.... why use it? should I just wait to get a linux laptop?
[03:59] <CrazyH> Northwoods: most of the time you'll just use it to install binaries + all of their dependencies
[03:59] <rusty149> mbvpixies78: replace [user name]  with your username
[03:59] <bullgard4> maco: I will try.
[03:59] <DW_Upstairs> meway: Worth a shot I suppose. Gonna lose connection while I do that, of course.
[03:59] <maco> daze21_: most people who use ubuntu & windows on the same machine probably still partition it
[03:59] <Northwoods> CrazyH: Thankyou got it
[03:59] <meway> DW_Upstairs, its ok you know where to finds us :)
[03:59] <Northwoods> Thankyou all !
[03:59] <edbian> daze21_: Just install Ubuntu proper on the laptop you have.  Wubi is the easiest way to install.  I don't think though that a normal install is hard
[03:59] <daze21_> Okay.  Hmm..  how much memory does it cost to partition, maco?
[03:59] <maco> daze21_: thats the tried-and-true method for having more than one OS thats been in use for at least a decade. wubi's only been around for like...3 years or so
[03:59] <edbian> Northwoods: yep :)
[03:59] <maco> daze21_: no memory
[04:00] <maco> daze21_: you decide how much disk space goes to each OS
[04:00] <edbian> daze21_: You can tell the partition to be as big or as small as you want.
[04:00] <meway> how  much cpu does ubuntu server edition take?
[04:00] <Northwoods> one more question sorry , to check installed lamp things , like php apache , can i use APT , someone told me apt-cache policy php , what is policy for  and how can i use APT to view existing installed pacakages ?
[04:01] <edbian> meway: about 2 Gb of HDD space
[04:01] <daze21_> so, should I partition or should I just use the wubi installer?  I mean, I think I'd like to use wubi and just be careful not to upgrade at all.  You did say it was the easiest way to install... this, plus the fact that I'll probably use it just to code for a few months in Rails... then later I'll get a linux laptop...
[04:01] <daze21_> How does that sound?  Or do you strongly recommend partitioning?
[04:01] <meway> edbian, cpu
[04:01] <edbian> Northwoods: apt-get show <packageName> will show you stuff about it.
[04:01] <Saqirilt> hello everybody
[04:01] <edbian> meway: It depend on what the server is doing.  The OS idling is obviously very very light on CPU usage
[04:02] <meway> edbian, it only has 933 mhz
[04:02] <meway> suggestions?
[04:02] <maco> daze21_: i dont think theres much difference in ease between the two. main difference i remember is that you have to burn a cd to do a normal install
[04:02] <edbian> meway: That's enough :)  server has no graphics so you won't even notice
[04:02] <daze21_> maco: normal install... you mean partition or no?
[04:02] <edbian> Northwoods: sorry, aptitude show <packageName>
[04:03] <maco> daze21_: doesnt matter... a non-wubi install requires you to burn a cd
[04:03] <edbian> Northwoods: aptitude is another package manager tool, very similar to apt, it does slightly more (like the show command)
[04:03] <meway> edbian, how do I make a disk from ubuntu I only made it from windows.
[04:03] <maco> daze21_: look here http://sazeit.com/articles/sites/default/files/images/install-step4bsm.png
[04:04] <rusty149> daze21_:I think you would have less problems with a partition install, myself
[04:04] <maco> daze21_: see how they selected "install them side by side" and then below that its got a slider to set how much of the disk goes to each OS?
[04:04] <edbian> meway: use brasero or gnome-baker
[04:04] <daze21_> uh-huh...
[04:04] <edbian> meway: Whatever the cd burner that is installed by default is can burn ISOs.  Just make sure you choose burn disk image or burn ISO
[04:05] <meway> edbian, o.o I have not used ubuntu that long so don't mind me if I get lost ^_^
[04:05] <maco> daze21_: thats one step...others are user/password choosing, timezone setting, language setting, picking keyboard layout...
[04:05] <edbian> meway: no worries :)
[04:05] <daze21_> rusty149: so a partition install is better for the long-run, apparently.  Does wubi have many other issues - other than the updating one?
[04:05] <Northwoods> edbian: i did aptitude show php
[04:05] <edbian> Northwoods: uh-huh
[04:05] <meway> its a dvd burner so I'm sure I won't have any issues there
[04:06] <edbian> Northwoods: aptitude show php5
[04:06] <edbian> meway: :)
[04:06]  * meway has to wait 20m for it to download
[04:06] <rusty149> daze21_: not sure, look at the list of bugs online
[04:06] <Northwoods> thanks
[04:06] <edbian> Northwoods: sure
[04:06] <dougb> has anyone else had problems with HP laptops and playing 3D games? whenever I play them my audio levels seem to go up and down
[04:06] <Chilaquiles> hey how can make ubuntu to log in without asking for a password?
[04:06] <edbian> Chilaquiles: System -> Admin -> Login -> auto Login
[04:07] <Chilaquiles> like log in automatically without asking for password
[04:07] <daze21_> quite the dilemma....
[04:07] <Chilaquiles> ok let me check that up
[04:07] <edbian> Chilaquiles: that was from memory (not that I'm bragging)
[04:07] <DBoyz> rusty149: your method didn't work
[04:07] <meway> edbian, I found the instructions on the site so I hope I get it right XD
[04:07] <rusty149> DBoyz: sorry, what method?
[04:08] <edbian> meway: I'm here if you have more questions
[04:08] <meway> k
[04:08] <DW_VirginMediaSu> I get the sudden, horrible feeling I know what the problem was, and it's stupid. On my part.
[04:08] <Chilaquiles> edbian: autologin? or log in as **** automatically?
[04:08] <Chilaquiles> I assume is the same lol
[04:08] <edbian> Chilaquiles: I stand corrected :)
[04:08] <DW_VirginMediaSu> (DW_Upstairs again, shoulda disconnected from IRC before I started unplugging cables)
[04:08] <DBoyz> rusty149: using try unlisted linux iso (new syslinux) on pendrivelinux
[04:09] <rusty149> DBoyz: Did you see the alternate install screen?
[04:09] <meway> DW_Upstairs, so did you fix it?
[04:10] <DBoyz> rusty149: NO only a blinking underscore
[04:10] <DW_Upstairs> meway: SOmewhat: I tried a DIFFERENT switch. And it's working.
[04:10] <Northwoods> is there a way to copy a line from terminal window with keyboard , without using mouse ?
[04:10] <Chilaquiles> hey how can I view the desktop in a 3d cube?
[04:10] <edbian> Northwoods: ctrl+shift+c  I believe
[04:10] <Northwoods> thankyou
[04:10] <edbian> Northwoods: using shift to highlight it of course
[04:11] <meway> DW_Upstairs, I only have one switch so if its not working I'm in trouble :)
[04:11] <rusty149> DBoyz: Did you see the Ubuntu logo and some options below?
[04:11] <Northwoods> edbian: shift isnt' working
[04:11] <Northwoods> it prints some strange char on terminal window
[04:11] <DBoyz> rusty149: not at all
[04:11] <edbian> Northwoods: I was afraid of that.  I don't remember
[04:11] <landonwo> I'm trying to change the default page on my apache server to be something else instead of index.html, what config file is that in and where is it located?
[04:11] <edbian> Northwoods: is this on a CLI server or something?  Where are you trying to paste it?
[04:11] <DW_Upstairs> It's official. I'm a fucktard.
[04:11] <Chilaquiles> hey how can I view the desktop in a 3d cube?
[04:12] <edbian> Chilaquiles: sudo apt-get install simple-ccsm
[04:12] <edbian> Chilaquiles: You use that app to turn the cube on and off :)
[04:12] <Northwoods> i'm trying to copy it from terminal window , so that i can paste on kvirc
[04:12] <edbian> DW_Upstairs: I hope not!
[04:12] <DW_Upstairs> The first switch I was using wasn't technically a switch; It was a wireless router set up to act as an access point.
[04:12] <edbian> Northwoods: Why not use the mouse?
[04:12] <Chilaquiles> edbian is that true that I can use compiz to do that?
[04:12] <rusty149> daze21_: Are you sure you have set the BIOS to boot the USB stick?
[04:12] <edbian> Chilaquiles: yes
[04:12] <Northwoods> edbian :)
[04:12] <Northwoods> ok
[04:12] <edbian> Chilaquiles: I'm doing it right now
[04:12] <DW_Upstairs> However, the MAC address list is still used to filter clients connected to the RJ45 ports
[04:12] <edbian> Northwoods: :)
[04:12] <daze21_> rusty149: I have no idea.
[04:12] <mbvpixies78> rusty149:  I rebooted and they didn't mount...  I need to try to mount manually command line to see what works
[04:12] <DW_Upstairs> This laptop is on that router's access list
[04:12] <DW_Upstairs> The Ubuntu machine was not
[04:13] <DW_Upstairs> Now it is, and all is well.
[04:13] <rusty149> daze21_:sorry wrong person
[04:13] <DW_Upstairs> So: I'm a fucktard.
[04:13] <Chilaquiles> ok , so what keys do I need to press to do that?
[04:13] <Chilaquiles> edbian?
[04:13] <edbian> Chilaquiles: did you install the app?  and turn on the cube?
[04:13] <landonwo> Can anyone tell me how to change the default page in apache2? I want it to be something different than index.html
[04:13] <Chilaquiles> yes I did edbian
[04:13] <stealthc> k trying to get uuid of my thumbdrive and neither method found on this page is working: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=349376
[04:13] <edbian> Chilaquiles: ctrl + alt + left, ctrl + alt + right
[04:13] <rusty149>  Are you sure you have set the BIOS to boot the USB stick?DBoyz:
[04:13] <stealthc> oh that is dumb I forgot sudo
[04:13] <stealthc> nvm
[04:13] <edbian> Chilaquiles: or put the mouse on the desktop and scroll
[04:14] <DBoyz> YES
[04:14] <edbian> Chilaquiles: or ctrl + alt + click the left mouse button (and hold it) and move the mouse around
[04:14] <meway> DW_Upstairs, well in that case I was just trying to make you feel better I have 3 routers and 1 switch :p
[04:14] <dougb> is anyone here running ubuntu on an HP notebook with an i3 processor and integrated graphics?
[04:14] <meway> 1 private network :)
[04:14] <DW_Upstairs> Sorta matched you... I've got two routers and two switches
[04:14] <rusty149> DBoyz: Haave you checked the md5sum?
[04:14] <stealthc> ok how do I use the uuid to find the mount point of the drive?
[04:15] <landonwo> Can anyone tell me how to change the default page in apache2? I want it to be something different than index.html
[04:15] <DBoyz> hang on
[04:15] <meway> DW_Upstairs, all wireless (not switch)
[04:15] <Chilaquiles> hey edbian but I have seen people that make the cube go far and they even have a wallpaper
[04:15] <DW_Upstairs> although my bedroom is connected to the downstairs LAN through Ethernet-over-power bridges.
[04:15] <DBoyz> no not yet
[04:15] <DBoyz> hang on
[04:15] <DW_Upstairs> I can't get a wireless signal in this room, plus this way lets me hook up a number of devices which can't use wireless at all.
[04:15] <landonwo> Can you guys see what I'm typing?
[04:15] <DBoyz> rusty149: what's the checklist link?
[04:16] <edbian> Chilaquiles: For that you need to install ccsm
[04:16] <edbian> Chilaquiles: sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager (or something like that)
[04:16] <rusty149> DBoyz: http://releases.ubuntu.com/maverick/MD5SUMS
[04:16] <Chilaquiles> ok nevermind then
[04:16] <bastidrazor> landonwo: #httpd might be a better source of apache help.
[04:16] <Chilaquiles> thanks edbian
[04:16] <edbian> Chilaquiles: It's much bigger and more elaborate than simple-ccsm, it lets you change much much more
[04:16] <landonwo> thank you
[04:16] <meway> true true. DW_Upstairs if your signal does not reach go buy a can of air from walmart 8 dollars or something blow it out. Also you will receive a stronger signal with the router higher in the air rather than lower on the floor.
[04:16] <bastidrazor> landonwo: best of luck and patience :)
[04:17] <DW_Upstairs> meway: There's only so high I can have the router
[04:17] <edbian> Chilaquiles: good luck.  It's huge!
[04:17]  * meway has to waste 32 min
[04:17] <meway> DW_Upstairs, buy a longer cord :p
[04:17] <rusty149> mbvpixies78: try, sudo mount -a
[04:17] <DW_Upstairs> The only way I can get it higher is by mounting it on the wall. Oh wait, the mains cord won't reach
[04:17] <DW_Upstairs> *shrug* I just said 'screw it' in the end, and got an Ethernet-over-power kit
[04:17] <bullgard4> maco: This worked. --  Thank you for your help. -- I am making my first steps in Banshee. I am trying to play Mozart's 'Eine kleine Nachtmusik'. The title is shown in row 3. There is a progress bar slowly moving to the right. There is a throbber rotating  in the lower right. I cannot hear any sound. The sound symbol in the systray is displayed thinly. How to obtain sound?
[04:17] <DW_Upstairs> After an initial false start I've got that working just fine
[04:18] <Chilaquiles> edbian: I have seen people thatr minimize the widnow and you can see like flames and cool stuff. Can I do that with compiz?
[04:18] <DW_Upstairs> Considering they only cost me £35 for the pair, when most name-brand kits cost like £80, they work VERY well.
[04:18] <maco> bullgard4: click the sound symbol?
[04:18] <DW_Upstairs> I get about 70Mbps with them. Not bad considering they're rated for a max of 85Mbps.
[04:18] <zvrk> Chilaquiles, yes
[04:18] <edbian> Chilaquiles: yes
[04:18] <edbian> Chilaquiles: Short answer, if you have seen somebody do it and it is neat, it was compiz
[04:18] <brokenboy> hai
[04:18] <Chilaquiles> edbian: where is that configuration located
[04:19] <edbian> Chilaquiles: No idea, cube plugin probably
[04:19] <DBoyz> rusty149: values are the same
[04:19] <zvrk> Chilaquiles, like rain effect etc
[04:19] <meway> After my screen saver pops up and I type my password in because it asks me to it says something about ubuntu graphical mode or w/e. it only shows up on part of my 42"" lcd screen o.o wtf
[04:19] <Chilaquiles> yes zvrk
[04:20] <mbvpixies78> rusty149:  I'm still getting connection refused, refer to mount.cifs
[04:20] <f0urtyfive> anyone know if multi-head config has gotten any better in the last 2/3 versions?
[04:20] <bullgard4> maco: I clicked on the sound symbol and then on »Unmute«. Now I can hear the music playing. --  Thank you very much for your help.
[04:20] <rusty149> mbvpixies78: sudo mount.cifs //gaia.seventhring.tzo.net/D /mnt/gaia/music cifs -o credentials=/home/[user name]/.smbcredentials,iocharset=utf8,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777
[04:20] <zvrk> Chilaquiles, you need install compiz and all compiz packages
[04:20] <DW_Upstairs> f0urtyfive: got better? Does Ubuntu's multi-head fail or something?
[04:21] <edbian> zvrk: Chilaquiles is the coolest thing ever
[04:21] <edbian> Chilaquiles: compiz that is
[04:21] <Chilaquiles> how do I do that zvrk?¿
[04:21] <f0urtyfive> DW_Upstairs: Dual head is usually easy (unless you want to rotate one), > 2 doesnt ever work unless you do the config by hand; at least last time I tried
[04:21] <zvrk> Chilaquiles, 3d accelerator too
[04:21] <rusty149> mbvpixies78:  if not try adding domain=[Domain] to smbcredentials
[04:21] <Chilaquiles> I dont have a good video vard
[04:21] <Chilaquiles> card
[04:21] <DW_Upstairs> f0urtyfive: So Ubuntu should work okay on Monster. Good to know.
[04:21] <edbian> Chilaquiles: doesn't really matter
[04:22] <Chilaquiles> I think it's going to be very slow if i enable that
[04:22] <f0urtyfive> DW_Upstairs: I configured my current setup (24", 17" rotated 90 degrees) in 8.04 and dont dare try to change it
[04:22] <f0urtyfive> DW_Upstairs: And even now it gets glitchy, doesnt to XRANDR, etc etc etc